Sonnagars, tribe, 29 Sonnontuan, tribe, 70 Soto, 31, 37, 49; lands in Florida, 51; captures Indians, 52; a slave owner, 52; uses Indian slaves as guides, 55; death, 56 Southampton, hired Indians in, 204 Sowing, employment of Indian slaves, 37 South Carolina, report on, 107; Indian slaves in, 109, 134–136; sentences Indians to slavery, 201; decrees condition of slavery for children of slave mothers, 207; recognizes Indian slaves as property, 213; Indian slaves disposed of by will, 217; act concerning runaway slaves, 221; esteems slaves as real property, 226; as taxables, 232; levies import duties on Indians, 234; levies export duties on Indians, 240; permits owners to hire out slaves, 246; employs slaves in military operations, 247, 248; rewards Tuscarora for military service by gifts of Indian slaves, 249; permits slaves to testify, 254; remunerates owners of executed slaves, 258; averse to slaves being church members, 269; directions to traders, 276; allows Indian slaves to prove right to freedom, 277; act regulating freedmen, 280; small-pox destroys Indians, 285; declares Indian slaves of less value than negroes, 302; abolishes Indian slavery, 315 South Kingston, slaves in, 110 Southold, Indian apprentices in, 295 Spain, Indians carried to, 51, 125, 126, 158; rival power, 71 Spanish Indians, in New York, 163; in New England, 164; in Pennsylvania, 164; undesirable, 290 Spanish Main, 48 Spanish Succession, war of, 119, 172 Spiritual welfare of Indians, 59 Spotswood, Governor, to Lord Dartmouth, 198 Sprague, Captain, carries Indian slaves to Spain, 125 Stanton, Captain John, owns Indian slaves, 130 Status, slavery, servitude, 212–216 Statutory recognition of slavery, 212 Steevens, missionary of S. P. G. F. P., 183 Stono, tribe, war with, 106, 119; captives enslaved, 119, 134 Stoughton, Captain, requests Indian slave, 210 Susquehanna, tribe, carry away Indian slaves from New York, 224; war with Yoamaco, 286 Swamp Fight, captives enslaved, 123 Swanzey, Indian slave in, 145 Taensa, tribe, Chickasaw obtain slaves from, 173 Taiguragui, chief, 71 Talapoosa, tribe, preys on tribes for captives to sell, 171 Talbot, attorney-general of England, decides that baptism does not free slaves, 275 Talcot, Major John, treasurer of Connecticut, 130 Tampa Bay, 51 Tartary, 27 Terre Haute, slavery in, 92 Terrisse, 81 Thacher, Reverend Peter, owns Indian slaves, 251, 298 Thomas, Samuel, to S. P. G. F. P., 266 Thompson, Indians, slavery among, 46 Tiguex, captured by Coronado, 53, 56 Timucua, tribe, enslaved by English, 121 Tisquantum, captured by Captain Hunt, 158 Tlingit, tribe, 33 Tonti, 28, 38; urges Illinois against Iroquois, 69; advocates enslavement of Indians, 76; given Indians, 81