- The
Tompiro Indians were
Pueblo Indians living in New Mexico. They
lived in
several adobe villages east of the Rio
Grande Valley in the
Salinas region...
-
Spanish identified as
Humanas or
Ximenas the
people ****ociated with the
Tompiro pueblo villages of the salinas, an area
about 50
miles east of the Rio...
- The community,
composed of
Tompiro-speaking Tanoans, was
recorded to have a po****tion of more than 1,600 in 1641. The
Tompiro language was
likely related...
-
survivors resettled near El Paso, Texas. The Piro were
closely related to the
Tompiro who
lived to
their northeast in the
Salinas region of New Mexico. Linguists...
- Gran Quivira" ("the
Great Quivira"). The
community was
located within Tompiro-speaking
Pueblo territory.
During the
early period of the
Spanish conquest...
- Quivira, also
known as Las Humanas, was one of the
Jumanos Pueblos of the
Tompiro Indians in the
mountainous area of
central New Mexico. It was a center...
- the
Sandia Mountains, New Mexico.
According to one
Spanish account, 900
Tompiro Indians were killed. 900 1609
Orpax M****acre Jamestown,
Virginia During...
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Chilkat 10,000 1869 F. K.
Louthan 76
Southwest Mexican Cession Pueblo Tompiro 10,000 1626 15
Alonso de
Benavides 77 NE
Woodlands Old
Northwest Menominee...
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Mexico Ysleta del Sur
Pueblo (Tigua Pueblo),
Texas Piro Pueblo, New
Mexico Tompiro,
formerly New
Mexico Towa
people Jemez Pueblo (Walatowa), New
Mexico Pecos...
-
Acoma Pueblos. And
committed the
Sandia Mountains m****acre,
killing 900
Tompiro Indians. King
Philip III
later punished Oñate for his cruelty. 1602 – Bartholomew...
