Sycamore at rising of moon, 41 Sylvia Hall, one of the “Hall girls”, 6 first ransomed, 66 T. Taylor Gen., report to Atkinson, 51 Tecumseh, Chief, 22 To-qua-mee, arrest for murder, 111 acquitted of murder, 112 alleged confession of murder, 113 Indian marriage, 23 Torture, not women captives, 64 Traditions proved, 7 Treaty of 1804, 13 Articles, 13-16 Turkeys on prairies, 12 Turnips, first crop, 25 Turtle Creek, 10 Turtle Village, 55 V. Vance, Ed., lawyer in Dakota, 98 Vance, Dr. G., marries Irma Munson, 97 W. Walker, Sheriff, fearless, 111 Waterway, Green Bay to Prairie du Chien, 13 Watts, Mrs., picture of, 103 Waubansee, friend of the whites, 30 Whirling Thunder, promises assistance, 57 White Crow, promises assistance, 57 character and appearance, 66 makes speech to girls, 87 speech at Morrison’s, 57 speaks English to captives, 74 White Oak Springs, description of, 91, 92 Whiteside with Harney, 51 finds white scalps, 50 Winnebago Indians, 16 “Winnebago”, steamboat for St. Louis, 93 Wisconsin river scenery, 73 Woods, description, 26 [Transcriber’s Note: Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Indian Creek Massacre and Captivity of Hall Girls, by Charles M. Scanlan