In 1677 the Seneca had but four villages, but a century later the number had increased to about 30. The following are the better known Seneca towns, which, of course, were not at all contemporary.
| Canadasaga Canandaigua Caneadea Catherine’sTown Cattaraugus Chemung New Chemung Old Chemung Chenango Cheronderoga Chinoshageh Condawhaw Connewango Dayoitgao Deonundagae Deyodeshot Deyohnegano Deyonongdadagana Dyosyowan Gaandowanang Gadaho Gahato | Gahayanduk Ganagweh Ganawagus Ganeasos Ganedontwan Ganogeh Ganondasa Ganos Ganosgagong Gaonsagaon Gaousge Gaskosada Gathtsegwarohare Geneseo Gistaquat Gwaugweli Honeoye Joneadih Kanagaro (3) Kanaghsaws Kaunassarago Kashong | Kaskonchiagon Kaygen Keinthe Newtown Oatka Ongniaahra Onnahee Onoghsadago Onondarka Owaiski Sheshequin Skahasegao Skoiyase Sonojowauga Tekisedaneyont Tioniongarunte Tonawanda Totiakton Tsonontowanen Yorkjough Yoroonwago |
Additional Seneca Indian Resources
The books presented are for their historical value only and are not the opinions of the Webmasters of the site. Handbook of American Indians, 1906
