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Siletz |
Ethnie: | SILETZ |
Language: | Tillamook |
Family: | Tillamook |
Stock: | Tillamook |
Phylum: | Salishan |
Macro-Culture: | Northwest |
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The Siletz were a small sedentary tribe that lived along the Siletz River and were the southernmost Salish speaking people. They lost their tribal identity upon the establishment of the Siletz Reservation in 1856 upon which more than 20 other tribes were placed. |
Aboriginal Locations |
OR One village |
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Year | History |
1855 | Rogue River Wars |
1856 | Siletz Reservation established |
Year | U.S. Population | Source |
1700 | 100 | NAHDB calculation |
1800 | 100 | NAHDB calculation |
1900 | 0 | NAHDB calculation (Not separately enumerated after 1856) |
2000 | 0 | NAHDB calculation |
Other speakers of the same language: |
Bannock, Northern Paiute |
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