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Oconi

The Oconi or Ocone were a Timucua people that spoke a dialect of the Timucua language. They lived in a chiefdom on the margin of or in the Okefenokee Swamp in southeastern Georgia. The Oconi first appeared in Spanish records in 1602, but a mission was not established until at least a decade later, with the first record of a mission in 1630. The Spanish…

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Oconi

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples86
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
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related to history · 39
Oconi → Another, Apalachee Province, Augustine, Benito Ruiz, Diego, Dios, East Palatka, Elaca, Florida, Georgia, Helaca, In, Instead, Johns, Johns River, Laca, Laguna, Mocama, Nombre, Northern Utina
related to Location · 19
Oconi → Archaeological, As, But, Cumberland Island, Georgia, Johns, Later, Little, Mocama, Oconi's, Okefenokee, Okefenokee Swamp, San Pedro, San Pedro's, Savannah, St, Tacatacuru's, The Oconi, This
related to Food · 11
Oconi → Ache, As, Described, Hann, Harvesting, One, Seminoles, Some, The Oconi, Timucua, Zamia
related to Language · 10
Oconi → Cascangue, Franciscan, Francisco Pareja, Ibi, Maritime, Mocama, Pareja, Potano, The, Timucua
related to Missionization · 7
Oconi → Crosses, Mocama, Oconi's, San Pedro, Santiago, Spanish, The

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people spanish mission san de timucua mocama georgia pedro florida st records language southeastern 1655 later isbn johns missions described

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Oconirelated to FoodAs0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodTimucua0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodSome0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodThe Oconi0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodOne0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodDescribed0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodHarvesting0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodAche0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodZamia0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodSeminoles0.60section
Oconirelated to FoodHann0.60section
Oconirelated to historyIn0.60section

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