Kansas, tribe, 31, 32, 74, 81, 86 Kaskaskia, Indian slaves at, 70, 76, 78; church records of, 89 Keith, Sir William, owned Indian slaves, 116 Kettles, objects of barter, 27 Kidnapping, 154–167; contrary to law, 165; legislation regarding, 166; Virginia act regarding, 166; Maryland act regarding, 166; Massachusetts act regarding, 166; New Jersey act regarding, 167; New Hampshire act regarding, 167 Kieft, Governor, requested by United Colonies to return runaway Indian slave, 233 King Blount, chief, North Carolina orders to return runaway Indian slaves, 222; buys Indians, 302 King Philip, wife and son transported, 127 King Philip’s War, captives, enslaved, 110, 111, 125–131; ran away, 218; to receive religious instructions, 273 Kishkakon, tribe, 80 Klamath, tribe, 33 Knives, objects of barter, 27 Kussoe, tribe, war with, 119; captives sold as slaves, 119, 134 La Harpe, journey in southwest, 30, 73; seized Indians, 73; given Indians, 81 La Hontan, 35, 37 La Salle, expedition of, 34, 35; death of, 47; urges Illinois against Iroquois, 70; reports Indian slaves held by French, 75, 77; advocates enslavement of Indians, 76; given Indians, 81 Las Casas, opponent of Indian slavery, 65, 304 La Tore, Francis, kidnaps Indians, 162 Laudonnière, given Indians, 79; intends using slaves as guides, 82 Laughton, John, captures and sells Indians abroad, 161; indicted for the act, 161 La Vérendrye, 32; sends Indian slaves to French settlements, 74 Law, customary, recognizes Indian slavery, 212 Leisler, Jacob, grievances against, 114 Le Jau, missionary, 266 Le Jeune, 28, 36 Le Page du Pratz, uses Indian slave as cook and interpreter, 83 Le Sueur, given Indians, 81 Levis, parish register of, 88 Little Compton, hired Indians in, 293 Little Sun, chief’s son, sent to West Indies, 68 Long, journal of, 98 Longfellow, Stephen, owns Indian slave, 274 Long Point, parish register of, 88 Louis de la Louisiane, Fort, 90 Louis XIV, edict of, 63; orders captive Indians sent to France, 85 Louisiana, 57, 59, 64, 67, 77, 82, 83; church records of, 88; census of, 91; report on, 91; negro slaves in, 101 MacSparran, betters religious condition of slaves in Narragansett, 275 Madeira, Indian slaves in, 163 Maine, Indians from, carried to Massachusetts as slaves, 105; carried to the Azores, 125 Maine, Thomas, on preying of tribe upon tribe for slaves, 171 Makah, tribe, 43 Mallet, expedition, uses slaves as guides, 82 Mandan, tribe, 43 Manumission of Indian slaves, 57, 94, 195, 276–282 Mantantons, tribe, 81 Marcy, Moses, owns Indian slave, 288 Markham, Governor William, owns Indian slave, 116 Marquette, Father, 27; given an Indian slave, 80 Marriages, of slaves, 42, 43, 252; of French and Indians, 87