Chapter C

Cadis, The Cagamite, defined Camseau Canada Cape de Magdelaine Cape Henry Caper, the ship Carr, George Carr, Sir Robert Carriboucks Cartaret, Sir George Carteret, Col. George. (_See_ Cartwright, Col. George.) Cartwright, Col. George Cass, Governor Casson, Dollier de Castors Castors, skins used for bottles; sold by Indians for corn; a source of profit to the fathers Cayuga village Charles II. Charlevoix Chaudiere Chaumont, Father Chisedeck Christinos, The Chouart, Jean Baptiste Chouart, Marie Antoinette Chouart, Medard; arrives in Canada; marries; a donne at Lake Huron; becomes a trader; called Sieur des Groseilliers; children of; travels with Radisson; called Des Groseilliers and spoken of as a brother of Radisson Citrulles Clarke, J. V. H. Colbert, Monsieur Cole, Captain Colleton, Sir Peter Colonial Documents of New York Copper, abundance of Copper wire used by Indians Cord family. (See Attignenonhacs.) Cows, wild Cruelties of Indians