Deer Island, Indians sent to, 143 De Figueroa, Vasco Porcallo, 52 De la Barre, expedition against Iroquois, 85 De Leon, patent of, 49; proclamation of, 50 Le Lignery, proposes that tribes exchange slaves, 38 De Louvignery, demands slaves of Fox Indians, 71 De Morfi, Fray Agustin, describes mission, 61 De Narvaez, 51; collapse of expedition, 53 De Niza, Fray Marcos, 52 Denonville, expedition against Iroquois, 85 Derby, Indian slaves in, 300 Detroit, 38, 75; slavery in, 93, 99 De Vaca, Cabeza, enslaved, 46; on Indian slavery, 54 De Vaudreuil, governor-general of Canada, demands slaves from tribes, 70 Disease, cause of decline of Indian slavery, 41, 96, 283, 285 Doagges, tribe, 131 Dongan, Governor, report on religious condition of slaves, 272 Donnés, 66 Dubuisson, 38 Du Chapart, governor of Ft. Rosalie, 67 Dudley, Governor, report on slaves, 109 Duke’s Laws, on baptism of slaves, 272 Du Luth, 38; expedition, 74; given Indian slaves, 81; uses slave as guide, 82 Dunmore, Earl of, authorizes court for trial of slaves, 256 Dunn, pastor of South Carolina parish, to S. P. G. F. P., 267 Du Pont, receives Indian as gift, 80 Dutch, enslave and transport Indians, 112–113 Du Tisné, 28, 31, 73, 74; mediates peace between Pawnee and Padouca, 31 East Nottingham, Pennsylvania, Indian slaves in, 116 Eliot, John, redeems Indian slaves sold abroad, 128; hires Indians, 293; translates Bible, 293; opposed to Indian slavery, 305; has Indian slave as tutor, 243 Employment of Indian slaves, 35–39, 55, 83–86, 242–249 Endicot (Endecot), desires Indian slave, 310 England, rival power, 71 Erie, tribe, enslaved, 29 Esaw, tribe, prey on western tribes, 170 Esclavos, Indian community, 25 Esquimaux, enslaved, 28 Eyanoco, chief, has white slaves, 46 Faith, Indian girl given to Champlain, 80 Famine, cause of slavery, 26, 41 Fayal, one of Azores, 125; Indians carried from Plymouth to, 125; Indians seized by Laughton carried to, 161 Fishing, employment of Indian slaves, 37 Flathead, tribe, 32 Florida, 27, 29, 30, 48, 51, 52, 59; free Indians in, 284 Fontaine, Reverend Peter, advocates intermarriage of whites and Indians, 252 Fontanedo, 48 Food, of slaves, 42 Forbes, account of church in Virginia, 269 Fort Carolina, 79 Fort Royal, 119 Fox, tribe, war with French, 69, 71; valley, 87 France, 66, 71; Indians carried to, 71, 72; laws of, 89; sends indentured white servants to America, 100; sends negroes to America, 101 Franciscans, 59 Friends, own Indian slaves, 115–116; opposed to Indian slavery, 307 Friends’ yearly meeting, action on slavery, 116 Freedom, of slaves, 42, 43, 44, 45 (see manumission.) Fremin, Father, 35 Frobisher, kidnaps Indians, 155