American Indian language American Indian culture What's new on our site today!

Susquehannock Indian Language (Conestoga)

Susquehannock was an Iroquoian language of the Northeast Woodlands. The language is extinct and tragically so are the Susquehannock as a tribe; the Susquehannocks were devastated by smallpox, and a lynch mob massacred the survivors in 1763. There are still some people of partial Susquehannock descent among the Iroquois and Lenape tribes today.

˜Susquehannock Language Resources –

Susquehannock Vocabulary
Our list of vocabulary words in the Susquehannock language, with comparison to words in other Iroquoian languages.

Susquehanna/Conestoga
Ethnologue entry for the extinct Susquehannock language.

A Vocabulary of Susquehannock
Susquehannock dictionary for sale.

˜Susquehannock Culture and History Links –

Susquehannock History
Lee Sultzman's tribal history of the Susquehanna Indians.

Where Are The Susquehannock?
Story of the Conestoga massacre that destroyed the Susquehannock Indians, with a list of the names of the slain.

˜Books For Sale On The Susquehannock Indians –

Annals of the Susquehannocks
History book on the Susquehannock and other Indian tribes of Pennsylvania.

Back to the list of Native American tribes
Back to our Native American websites for kids

Native Languages

Indian Art Indian Names and Meanings Tribal Tattoo Designs

Would you like to sponsor our work on the Susquehannock Indian language?