Indian population in the United States and Alaska. 1910 - RootsWeb

STOCKS AND TRIBES, BY SEX, AGE, AND BLOOD. 109
Yowdanchi.—A tribe Eving formerly on the Tule
Kiver in Tulare County, Cal. The remnant is now located
on the Tule Rirer Reservation. The number
enumerated in 1910 was 3, all in California.
YUCHEAN STOCK.
A tribe forming by itself an independent linguistic
stock. Their habitat in the eighteenth century was
on the middle Savannah River, Ga. In 1836 they
removed to Oklahoma where the majority live among
the Creeks, a portion being settled among the Shaw-
nee. The Yuchi, as enumerated in 1910, numbered 78,
of which 74 were in Oklahoma and 4 in the District of
Columbia.
YUKIAN STOCK.
StocTc as a whole.—^A Californian stock occupyiag
three small separate areas in Mendocino, Sonoma,
Lake, and Napa Counties.
The Indians of the Yukian stock, as entmierated
in 1910, numbered 198. The tribes of this stock, for
which members were reported, are as follows*
Coast Yuki.
Redwood.
Wappo.
Yuki.
Coast Yuki.— ^The northernmost of the three smaller
subdivisions of this stock. They occupied originally
the northern portion of the coast of Mendocino County,
Cal., and the few survivors are mainly to be found in
the same region still. They are not reservation
Indians. The number enumerated in 1910 was 15, aU
in California.
Redwood (syn. Huchnom).—^A small subdivision of
the Yuki in Mendocino County, Cal., now located on
the Roimd Valley Reservation. They are commonly
known by the name of Redwood. The number enumerated
in 1910 was 15, all in California.
Wappo.— ^The southernmost of the three smaller
subdivisions of this stock. Their habitat was in
northern California in the vicinity of the point where
Lake, Sonoma, and Napa Counties join. The number
enumerated in 1910 was 73, all in California.
Yuki.—The largest group or tribe of this stock.
Their habitat, since earliest traditional times, has been
in northern Mendocino County, Cal., chiefly in and
about Round Valley. Skice the establishment of the
Round Valley Reservation in 1856, the majority of
the Yuki have been located there, although some few
are scattered over the remainder of their former habi-
tat. The number enumerated in 1910 was 95, of
which 91 were in California.
YUMAN STOCK.
Stock as a wlwle.— ^The area occupied by this stock in
the United States lies wholly in southeastern Arizona
and southern California. It also extends over the
larger portion of Lower California.
The Indians of theYuman stock in the United States,
as enumerated in 1910, numbered 4,279. The tribes
of this stock, for which members were reported, are as
follows:
Cocopa.