Caddoan Indians

N. American family of aborigines comprising (1892), Arikara, 416; Pawnee, 798; Wichita, 151; karchu, 133; Waco, 41; Kichai, 51; Caddo, 530. Of these the Arikara are now settled on the Fort Berth old Reservation, N. D., and the remainder in the I. T. The Arikara group formerly lived on the Mi ouri, but were driven by the Dakotas to their present location. The Pawnees were settled on the Platte R., Neb., and were removed to I. T. in 1876. The Wichita, Towakarchu, Waco, Kichai and Caddo tribes inhabited e. and n. e. Texas, Ark., and La., between the Red, Sabine, and Brazos Rivers.