- /iːˈʃæk/,
which translates as "the people."
Their name was also
spelled Attakapa,
Attakapas, or Attacapa.
Atakapa is
either a
Choctaw or
Mobilian term meaning...
- name to the
Attakapas Council (#208) in 1921. In 1923 the
council changed its name to
Rapides Parish Council (#208), and back to
Attakapas (#208) in 1925...
- list from 12 to 19. Similarly, in 1811
Attakapas County was subdivided. The
names German Coast and
Attakapas were
dropped when the
counties were divided...
- area. In addition,
France established the
Attakapas Post (near the present-day St. Martinville) in the
Attakapas Territory, in 1765.
France gave land grants...
-
census showed a po****tion of 409
inhabitants for the
Attakapas region. In 1767, the
Attakapas Post had 150
inhabitants before the
arrival of the 15 families...
- and 20 hogs. Conrad,
Glenn R. (1993). Land
Records of the
Attakapas District:
Attakapas-St.
Martin Estates, 1804-1818, Part 2.
Center for Louisiana...
-
Poste des
Attakapas trading post,
which developed as the
current city of St. Martinville.
Attakapas Parish was
formally created from the
Attakapas and Opelousas...
- area in the
region of Acadiana,
along the Gulf Coast. In 1811,
parts of
Attakapas Parish were
taken out to
create St.
Martin and St. Mary parishes. In 1824...
-
based near Lafayette,
which crowned its
first Rex-style monarch, King
Attakapas, in 1897. The state's
oldest extant children's krewe, Oberon, is also...
- down from an
Attakapas Indian.
Duralde wrote: "Many
years before the
discovery of the
elephant in the
bayou called Carancro [sic] an
Attakapas savage had...
