Indian names—The Five Tribes—The Sixth—Confederation—Government— Subdivisions—Origin—Hendrick—Death—Brant—Birth—Education— Married—Teaching—Christianity—Brant elected Chief—Commissioned a British Captain—Visits England—Returns—Leads his warriors to battle—Efforts of Rebels to seduce Brant to their cause— Attempted treachery of the Rebel Herkimer—Border warfare— Wyoming—Attempt to blacken the character of Brant—His noble conduct—Untruthful American History—The inhabitants of Wyoming— The Rebels first to blame—Cherry Valley—Van Schaick—Bloody orders—Terrible conduct of the Rebels, Helpless Indian families— Further deeds of blood and rapine by the rebel Sullivan—A month of horrible work—Attributes of cruelty more conspicuous in the Rebels than in the Indians—The New Englander—Conduct toward the Indians—Inconsistent—The “down trodden”—The Mohawks—Indian agriculture—Broken faith with the Indians—Noble conduct of Brant—After the war—His family—Death—Miss Molly—Indian usage—The character of the Mohawk—The six Indians as Canadians—Fidelity to the British—Receiving land—Bay Quinté—Grand River—Settling— Captain Isaac, Captain John—At present—Mohawk Counsel 71 CHAPTER IX. Individuals—Anderson—Bethune—Burwell—Butler—Canliff—Claus—Coffin— Doune—Jarvis—Jones—McDonald—McGill—McGilles—Merrit—Munday— Peters—Robinson—Singleton—Ross—McNab—Allen—Allison—Ashley—Bell— Burritt—Casey—Carscallion—Church—Clark—Crawford—Dame—Daly— Diamond 85 CHAPTER X. Ferguson—Frazer—Gerollamy—Goldsmith—Harrison—Hudgins—Hicks—Howell— Hover—Hogle—Ham—Herkimer—Holt—Jones—Johnson—Ketcheson—Loyst— Myers—McArthur—Miller—Mordens—McDonald—McDonnell—McDonell— Ostrom—Peterson 100 CHAPTER XI. Rogers’ family—Ryerson—Redner—Sherwood—Taylor—Van Dusen— Williamsburgh—Wright—Wilkins—Young—Officers who settled in Niagara District 117 DIVISION II. TRAVELING IN EARLY TIMES—ORIGINAL ROUTES. CHAPTER XII.