Mobile, tribe, held as slaves by French, 75; settlement, 73, 75; church records of, 88, 89; purposes of establishment of, 172 Modoc, tribe, 33 Mohawk, have white slaves, 47 Mohegan, tribe, at war with Narraganset, 138; hired by English, 294 Monmouth, county, New Jersey, Indian slaves in, 117 Montreal, capitulation of, 64, 93; slavery in, 92 Montagnais, tribe, 80 Moore, Governor, enslaves and exports Indians, 119, 120, 135; Colonel, expedition of, to North Carolina, 122; deputy, removed by proprietors, 174; forces council to annul election of Moreton as governor, 179; on traffic in Indians, 179; employs Indian slaves in fields, 245 Moreton, Governor Joseph, instructed by proprietors not to allow Indians to be carried from South Carolina, 175 Morton, Thomas, hires Indians, 293 Moscoso, leader after Soto’s death, 56; treatment of slaves, 56 Moseley, Captain, captured Indians, 125 Mountgomry, Sir Robert, advocates use of indentured white servants, 289 Mutilation, punishment, 246 Nairn, Captain, expedition of to Florida, 120 Nanticoke, tribe, war of Maryland with, 132, 133 Narraganset, tribe, Pequot captives given to, 123; at war with the Mohegan, 138; campaign against, 138 Narragansett, slaves in, 110, 275; hired servants in, 294 Nassoni, tribe, 30 Natchez, tribe, friendly with French, 67; enslaved by French, 67, 68; English traders purchase slaves from, 173; enslave Shawnee, 173 Natchitoch, tribe, 30 Natchitoches, 30, 74; report concerning, 75 Neau, pastor in New York, to S. P. G. F. P., 268 Negroes, use of a cause for decline of Indian slavery, 297, 298 Newbury, Indian slaves in, 298 New England, Indian slaves in, 105, 117, 187; free Indians in, 283; Indian slaves die of consumption, 285; hired Indians in, 293 New England Confederation, decrees slavery as punishment for Indians, 206, 207; provides for enslavement of Narraganset captives, 207; orders Indians seized for harboring runaway slaves, 223 New Hampshire, Indian slaves in, 111; act against importation of Indians, 192–193; levies import duties on Indians, 236; grants slaves the right to life, 255; finds Indian slaves unsatisfactory, 291 New Haven, act against exportation of Indians, 189 New Jersey, Indian slaves in, 116–117, 180, 300; import duties on Indians, 236; provides for trial of slaves, 257; remunerates owners of executed slaves, 258; punishments for slaves, 261, 262; act concerning baptism of slaves, 271; regulates action of freedmen, 280; regulates manumission, 282; indentured Indians in, 295 New London, Indian slaves in, 300 New Mexico, missions, 60 New Netherland, Indian slavery in, 112–113 New Orleans, 28, 74; census of, 91; report on, 92 Newport, Indians surrender at, 129