William Wallace Tooker
Born 1848-01-01
Died 1917-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2188951A
- VIAF60663841
- WikidataQ52155381
- ISNI000000008245783X
- Project Gutenberg26196
Top Subjects
- Algonquian languages -- Etymology (10)
- Names, Indian -- North America (9)
- Long Island (N.Y.) -- History (3)
- Names, Geographical -- New York (State) -- Long Island (3)
- Indians of North America (2)
- Chesapeake Bay (Md. and Va.) (2)
- Ethnological Names (2)
Books by William Wallace Tooker
Total count: 23
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[American aborigines pamphlets]1840-01-01
Indian place-names in East-Hampton TownJ. H. Hunt, printer1889-01-01-
The Kuskarawaokes of Captain John Smith[s.n.]1893-01-01
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The name Chickahominy, its origin and etymology[s.n.]1895-01-01
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The mystery of the name Pamunkey[s.n.]1895-01-01
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The Algonquian appellatives of the Siouan tribes of Virginia[s.n.]1895-01-01
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John Eliot's first Indian teacher and interpreter, Cochenoe-de-Long Islandand the story of his career from the early recordsH. Stevens' Son and Stiles1896-01-01
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John Eliot's first Indian teacher and interpreter Cockenoe-de-Long Islandand the story of his career from the early records.Stevens1896-01-01
John Eliot's first Indian teacher and interpreterCockenoe-de-Long Island and the story of his career from the early recordsF. P. Harper1896-01-01
The Algonquian series[with historical and ethnological notes]Francis P. Harper1901-01-01-
The significance of John Eliot's Natick and the name Merrimacwith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01
Indian names of places in the borough of Brooklynwith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01
The Bocootawanaukes, or, The fire nationwith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01
The Algonquian terms Patawomeke (Potomac) and Massawomekewith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01-
The names Susquehanna and Chesapeakewith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01
The origin of the name Manhattanwith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01
The Indian names for Long Islandwith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01
The names Chickahominy, Pamunkey, and the Kuskarawaokes of Captain John Smithwith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01
The Algonquian names of the Siouan tribes of Virginiawith historical and ethnological notesF.P. Harper1901-01-01-
The Indian place-names on Long Island and islands adjacent, with their probable significations.G.P. Putnam's Sons1911-01-01
The Indian place-names on Long Island and islands adjacentwith their probable significationsG. P. Putnam's sons1911-01-01
The Indian place-names on Long Island and Islands adjacentwith their probable significationsG.P. Putnam's sons1911-01-01-
Early Sag-Harbor printers and their imprintswith other notes on early printing at Sag-Harbor, Long Island1943-01-01