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Moneton Tribe

The Moneton Indians were a small tribe of West Virginia. Their language was never well recorded, but may have been a Siouan language similar to Tutelo. The Monetons no longer exist as a distinct tribe. They are believed to have merged into the Tutelo and Saponi tribes in the late 1600's.

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Moneton Culture and History Links

Moneton Tribe History:
Article on the Moneton tribe from the Indian Tribes of North America.

Monyton:
Wikipedia article on the Moneton Indians.

Four Directions: Moneton:
Timeline and links about Moneton history.

Links, References, and Additional Information

Moneton Tribe:
Moneton links page.
Grupos Siouan de Virginia:
Information about the Monetons and other Viriginia Siouans in Spanish.

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