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Ochipoy. — York (1700) in New York Documents of Colonial History, IV, 749,1854.
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Ojibbeways. — Tanner, Narr., 36, 1830.
(Ojibwe(g)) (Endonyms)
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Chebois. — Gass, Jour., 47, note, 1807.
(Ojibwe(g)) (Endonyms)
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Chipwas — Bouquet (1760) in Massachusetts Historical Society Collections, 4th Session, IX, 321, 1871.
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Dowaganahs. — Doc. of 1700, New York Documents of Colonial History, IV, 701, 1854.
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Tschipeway. — Wrangell, Ethnol. Nachr., 100, 1839.
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The Ojibwa are historically unknown because of their distance from the front lines of the war during the colonial war. They are one of the largest groups of relict Native Americans in the United States. In the fall, each family is divided into several families, scattered throughout their hunting grounds. Families gather in the summer to enter the fishing grounds. A few families also grow maize and collect wild rice as their main source of food.
The Ojibwa records various names, which the random tool divides into 190 entries by name Creator. With the generator, you can see that there are both Ojibwa created to call themselves by their own names, called place names or automatic names. The second is the name of a foreign place. This is very small knowledge, but also very interesting, worth all friends to read in detail.
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