Native Americans and Abenaki Indians of New Hampshire

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    Native Americans & Abenaki Indians of New Hampshire

    The Native American Indians that lived in New Hampshire were part of the Algonquian Indian family and included the Abenaki and the Pennacook. The Abenakis included the Pequawket and the Ossipee. The Pennacooks included the Amoskeag, Nashua, Piscataqua, Souhegan, and Squamscot. The Abenaki nation was a member of the Wabanaki Confederacy that controlled much of New England and the Canadian Maritimes. The Abenakis themselves are original natives of New England, mostly from New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. After the European colonists came, many of them fled to Canada. The Abenaki today live on two reservations in Quebec. There is no Abenaki Indian Reservation in the United States.

    Dewey Decimal Call Numbers

    • 398.2 for Native American folklore
    • 305.89
    • 897 for poetry written by Native Americans
    • 970's
    • 974.2 in books on NH history

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    • Abenaki or Abnaki (both are accepted spellings)
    • Algonquian Indians
    • Native Americans
    • Indians of North America
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    Last revised: 6/21/11

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