Osage Nation, Oklahoma, Index:  Tixier's Travels on the Osage Prairies

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McDermott, John Francis (Editor).  1940. Tixier's Travels on the Osage 
Prairies.  Norman:  University of Oklahoma Press.

Albert, a mulatto
Allen (Farmer)
Andre, a Canadian
Astor, John Jacob
Audubon, John James
Audubon, John Woodhouse
Bahabeh, an Osage
Baptiste, a Choctaw
Baptiste, an Osage
Baptiste, Mlle., wife of the Osage
Bayle-Mouillard, Mme.
Berger, Cephise, bride of James De Berty Trudeau
Berger, Francois Eloi
Big Chief, head of the Little Osage
Big Soldier, an Osage Indian
Black Dog (Manka-Chonkeh)
Blunt, Captain Edmund March
Bonneville, Captain
Bringier, Louis
Bringier, Louise, second wife of James De Berty Trudeau
Cabanne (family)
Canard, Elizabeth
Casey, Captain
Celnart, Mme.
Cerre (family)
Chabe-Chinka (Little Beaver)
Chingawassa (Handsome Bird)
Chittenden, H. M.
Chonkeh (The Wolf)
Chouteau, Auguste Pierre
Chouteau, Edward
Chouteau, Francois
Chouteau, Marie Louise
Chouteau, Paul Liguest
Chouteau, Pierre, Jr.
Chouteau, Therese Cerre
Clermos, or Clermont, Osage chieftain
Colin, Pierre
Collen, Peter
Cooper, James Fenimore
Cortambert, Louis
Couture, Thomas
Davidson, Mr.
Dodge, Lieut.-Col. Henry
Douglas, George
Douglas, Mrs. George
Duglass, General
Du Tisne, Charles
Fremont, John Charles
Gaillardet, T. F.
Giraud, M., godfather to Edward, son of Pierre Melicourt Papin
Governor of Saint Louis, Zenon Trudeau
Gregg, Josiah
Guerin, Alexandre
Guiot, Edouard
Hampton, Mr., a Louisiana planter
Harrison, Gneral William Henry
Irving, Washington
Jackson, General Andrew
James, Thomas
Joe the Mexican
Joseph, an Osage
Julien, a mixed-blood
Kahikeh-chinka (Little Chief)
Kanse-Tanga (Big Kan), an Osage
Kishagashugah
Laclede, Pierre
Lafayette, General
Laforce, Joe, a mixed-blood
Lassize, Eulalie de
Latrobe, Charles Joseph
Leavenworth, Col. Henry
Le Suis, Francois
Le Suis, Jean Baptiste
Lisa, Manuel
Lockhart, Matilda
Logny, Robin de
Long, Major Stephen H.
Lyell, Sir Charles
McCutchon, Mr., a Louisiana planter
Main-poque, an Osage partisan
Majakita, Head Chief of the Osage
Man-chap-che-mani (The-One-Who-Crawls-on-the-Ground)
Manka-Chonkeh, or Black Dog
Marcharthitahtoongah
Milligan, Mr. (a former state senator of Louisiana?)
Mina-Picheh (Mina-la-mechante), an Osage girl
Mitieshais, mother of Pierre Melicourt Papin, Jr.
Mongrain, Baptiste
Mongrain Family
Mongrain, Joseph
Mongrain, Noel
Mongrain, Sophie
Monroe, President James
Mun, Jules de
Ne-ha-wa-she-tun-ga
Nida-ouassa-tanga, an Osage Indian
Noel, Joseph
Nolte, Vincent
Nuttall, Thomas
Old White Hair
Ouachinka-Lagri (Handsome Bird), an Osage chief
Ouakantaku-chinka (Little Medicine Man), appellation given Victor Tixier by the Osage
Ouichingheh, a member of Pierre Melicourt Papin's household
Pa-ha-bee
Pancoast, Dr. Joseph
Papin, Edward
Papin, Joseph Marie
Papin, Marie Louise (Chouteau)
Papin, Pierre Melicourt, trader among the Osage
Patoka (an Osage Indian)
Peras, Julien
Phoebe, a mulatto
Picheh, an Osage
Pike, Zebulon Montgomery, explorer
Prairie Rose, the daughter of Baptiste, an Osage
Pratte family
Pratte, General Bernard
Putnam children, captives of the Comanche
Raffet, Denis-Auguste-Marie
Robert, the Negro
Saligny, M. de
Sanson, Professor Louis Joseph
Sans Oreilles, an Osage chief
Saul, T. H., a Louisiana planter
Sauve, Adele
Sauve, Pierre
Shreve, Henry M.
Sibley, George
Sophie (Mongrain?), a member of Papin's household
Striker-of-Chiefs, an Osage
Suisse, a mixed-blood
Swiss, Joseph
Texan girl (Matilda Lockhart?), a Comanche captive
Tixier, Charles
Tixier, Victor
Trudeau, Caroline
Trudeau, Dr. John M.
Trudeau, Edward Livingston
Trudeau, James De Berty
Trudeau, Rene
Trudeau, Zenon
Tseht-houka, Chief (The Buffalo)
Van Buren, President Martin
Viguier, H. F., proprietor of boarding house in Saint Louis
Vitime, an Osage woman
War-Bird
Wa-taw-nagres
White Feather, chief of the Kansa
White Hair, George
White Hair, the First
White Hair, the Younger
Williams, Asa
Wilson, Captain, Master of the Republican
Wolf, a Kansa Indian