Gatchi Betobeeg is Schoolcraft's name, 1855, for the great morasses above Pokegama falls Gates, Gen., lvi, lvii Gates of the Rocky mts., 642 Gatschet, A. S., 706, 713 Gatuño, 677 Gaurreau, Lt. F., ciii Gauss l., 153, 155 Gauthier, Gaultier, see Verendrye Gayard r., 37, see Giard r. Gayarré, Charles Étienne Arthur, 714, b. Louisiana, Jan. 9th, 1805, was living 1894, since dead Gayashk l., 134 Gayashk r., 129, 334 Gaygwedosay cr., 166, 334, so named by Brower, see Trying to Walk Gayoso de Lemas, Don M., lv, 657 Gear, Rev. Ezekiel Gilbert, of Conn., was chaplain at Fort Snelling 1838-53, and at Fort Ripley 1860-67; d. Oct. 13th, 1873 Gear l., 174 Geary co., Kas., 404, 410 geese, 89 General Land Office, 7, 26, 491, 554 General Pike, a ship, cix, cx. Further information in Barrie's Army and Navy, p. 38, and Roosevelt's Naval War of 1812, p. x, fig. Emmons says she was 875 tons, carried 28 long 24's, and was second frigate launched on Lake Ontario; commanded by A. Sinclair and Wm. M. Crane; served in Comm. Chauncey's squadron, for some time as flagship, against the English, Aug. 7th-11th, Sept. 11th, and Sept. 28th, 1813: in the last action burst a gun, and had 27 killed and wounded. (A. W. Greely, _in lit._, May 21st, 1895.) General Putnam, a steamboat, 9 general remarks on New Spain, 786 to 806 Genesis, 182 Geneva, Ia., 23 Genoa, Wis., 49 Gens de Mer, 31 Gens des Feuilles, 118, 120, 197, 230, 258, 343, 345, 346, 347, 349 Gens des Feuilles Tirées, 345, 346, 347, 349 Gens du Lac, 69, 81, 86, 95, 197, 207, 267, 313, 314, 342, 345, 346, 347 Gens du Large, 81, 345 Geomys talpoides, 97 George, see Fort George George III., lxxvi George l., 161 George's bay, 771 Georgia, cx, 715 Georgian bay, lxxv German ed. of Pike, xliv Germany, xxviii Gerrales, 629 Geulle Platte, Geuelle Platte, 169, 261, 347 Ghaymnichan is a form of Remnicha, which see Ghisdhubar, 182 Ghost r., 733 Giard, Basile, 303 Giard, Giard's r., 37, 304, 347 Giaucthinnewug, 171 Gibraltar pt., lxxvii, xcii Gieulle Platte, 351 Gihagatche, 591 Gilans, 748 Gila r., 637, 639, 644, 645, 646, 728, 730, 734, 735, 736, 741, 742, 756, 773; date of discovery 1538; crossed by Friar Marcos de Nizza in 1539; name appears on Kino's map, 1701; river also called Gila by Venegas, 1757, and Font, 1777; this name for the river dates from 1697, though Gila was name of a province in 1630; first name of the river was Rio del Nombre de Jesus, Oñate, 1604; the name Rio de los Apostoles is later, having been first applied by Father Kino in 1699 Gila river-system, 734, 735 Gilbert, Gilberttown, Ia., 25 Gilbert's isl. and ldg., 7 Gilead, Ill., 5 Gileño Apaches, 748 Gilfillan l., 336; named by Brower for Rev. J. A. Gilfillan, who held first religious services known at Lake Itasca, May, 1881 Gilfillan, Rev. J. A., 166 Gilmer, J. F., 607 Gitchigomi l., 330 Givens, Maj., lxxxv, xcii, xciii Gladstone, Mo., 375 Glaize cr., 375 Glasco, Kas., 408