-
village of Ahachmai.
Choqual was a
relative of
Chief Oyaison, who came from
Sejat, and his
daughter Coronne. The Portolá
expedition encountered the village...
- acorns, sage, squirrels,
rabbits and birds.
Their huts were part of the
Sejat Indian village. In the late 1760s,
settlers and
missions flourished under...
- San
Gabriel mission. By 1806, the natives, now
called Gabrieleños than
Sejats, were
forced into
labor to
build the mission.
Corporal José
Manuel Nieto...
-
Otsungna Topanga Yaanga Chokishgna Houtngna Huutngna Juyubit Nacaugna Puvunga Sejat Seobit Suangna Tajauta Tibagna Aataveanga Chowigna Engvangna Huachongna...
-
Alauna Genga Hutuknga Lupukngna Moyongna Pajbenga Panhe Piwiva Puhú
Puvunga Sejat Totpavit The
appellation Juaneño does not
necessarily identify a specific...
-
built up
around the
Nietos adobe home,
which was near the
Indian village of
Sejat on the San Jose Cr****. Today, the area of West Whittier-Los Nietos, California...
- 'mother'
seumaq 'one mother'
berat 'heavy'
seberat 'as
heavy as' jat 'evil
sejat 'as evil as'
masin 'salty'
semasin 'as
salty as'
tetaq 'cut'
setetaw 'one...
- spring, and was
founded by
Chief Oyaison, also
spelled Oyison, who left
Sejat after an
extreme drought, and his
daughter Coronne. In a
story of the village...
-
station has a bee theme, a nod to the
indigenous place names for Norwalk,
Sejat,
Sejatngna and Sehat,
which meant “Place of the Bees.”
Artist Meg Cranston...
- Isanthcogna, Juyubit, Perrooksnga, Sibagna, and Toviseanga. The
village of
Sejat was
located at the
Whittier Narrows.
Puvugna was
situated around present-day...
