Dataset::Florida100

Indigenous Place Names in Florida a WHG dataset Hide Show Detail

Place names from "A provisional gazetteer of Florida place-names of Indian derivation, either obsolescent or retained, together with others of recent application" edited by Mark F. Boyd, Tallahassee, 1956. Many of the place names stem from Creek and Hitchiti languages.

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Indigenous Place Names in Florida est. download time: 02 sec	100	LPF LP-TSV

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# Records)	100
WHG id	Florida100 (1076)
Description	Place names from "A provisional gazetteer of Florida place-names of Indian derivation, either obsolescent or retained, together with others of recent application" edited by Mark F. Boyd, Tallahassee, 1956. Many of the place names stem from Creek and Hitchiti languages.
Creator	Alexandra Straub
Uploaded/last modified	24 May 2022 / 23 Oct 2024
Source(s)	https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001648943
Contibutor(s)	None
Citation	James Clarence Simpson, "A provisional gazetteer of Florida place-names of Indian derivation, either obsolescent or retained, together with others of recent application" edited by Mark F. Boyd, Tallahassee, 1956.