Tadousac

See Montagnais. Tadousac (tä-dö-zäk"). [From the Indian name.] A watering-place in the county of Saguenay, Quebec, Canada, situated at the junction of the Saguenay with the St. Lawrence. Tænarum (ten'a-rum). [Gr. Ταίναρον .] The ancient name of the promontory in Greece now called Cape Matapan. The name was also given to the adjoining peninsula. Taensa (tä-en'sä). A tribe or confederacy of North American Indians, formerly living in Louisiana, on the west bank of the Mi i ippi, near St. Joseph. D'Iberville in 1699 enumerated seven villages. They were united until 1706, but then pre ed by other tribes and in turn attacked there In 1764 they were settled on the Chetimachas Fork about thirty leagues from New Orleans, and there were later changes of habitat, until they became extinct or absorbed. Also called Tenisaws, Tensau, Tensagini , Tinnsals . See Natches an.