SAN ANTONIO MISSIONS Indian Groups Associated with Spanish Missions of the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

COVER

Cover design by Mark Mitchell.

LIST OF FIGURES

LIST OF TABLES

FOREWORD (Thomas R. Hester)

INTRODUCTION

THE STUDY OF MISSION INDIANS: LIMITATIONS

The San Antonio Missions
Total Indian Population at Each Mission
Indian Group Names
Number of Indian Groups at Each Mission
Size of Mission Indian Groups
Pre-Mission Locations of Indian Groups
Indian Languages
Indian Cultures

INDIAN GROUPS AT MISSION CONCEPCION

Apache
Borrado
Camasuqua
Chayopin
Coapite
Comanche
Copan
Cujan
Lipan Apache
Malaguita
Manos de Perro
Orejón
Pacao
Pachalaque
Pajalat
Pamaque
Patalca
Patumaco
Payaya
Piguique
Sanipao
Sarapjon
Siquipil
Tacame
Taguaguan
Tilijae
Tilpacopal
Tinapihuaya
Toaraque
Venado
Viayan
Xarame
Yojuane

INDIAN GROUPS AT MISSION SAN JOSE

Aguastaya
Aranama
Borrado
Camama
Cana
Chayopin
Cujan
Eyeish
Lipan Apache
Mayapem
Mesquite
Pampopa
Pastia
Pinto
Queniacapem
Saulapaguem
Sulujam
Tacame
Tejas
Tenicapem
Xauna

INDIAN GROUPS AT MISSION CAPISTRANO

Borrado
Camasuqua
Chayopin
Guanbrauta-Aiaquia
Malaguita
Orejón
Pajalat
Pamaque
Pana
Pasnacan
Peana
Piguique
Pitalac
Sarapjon
Tacame
Taguaguan
Tilijae
Tinapihuaya
Venado
Viayan

INDIAN GROUPS AT MISSION ESPADA

Arcahomo
Assaca
Borrado
Cacalote
Caguaumama
Camasuqua
Carrizo
Cayan
Gegueriguan
Huaraque
Malaguita
Mesquite
Pacao
Pamaque
Pootajpo
Saguiem
Sarapjon
Siguipan
Tacame
Taguaguan
Tinapihuaya
Tuarique
Uncrauya
Viayan
Zacuestacan

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES CITED

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In 1981, the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park extended a government research contract (PX No. 7600-1-2075) which facilitated the efforts of the Center for Archaeological Research, The University of Texas at San Antonio, and resulted in investigations that have produced the contents of this volume. The Center wishes to acknowledge the assistance afforded in the project by the National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior.

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