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Ross's Adventures of the first settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River, 1810-1813

Note 97 — {324} CHAPTER XXI

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From his residence among the Okanagan and his marriage to the daughter of a chief of this tribe, Ross had ample opportunity to learn their customs; he seems to speak wholly from observation. Ross Cox, who in 1816 was stationed at Okanagan, also gives a description of these Indians, which in the main agrees with Ross’s account, although differing in some important details.—Ed.

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