Ofo

The Ofo, or Mosopelea, were a Siouan-speaking people of the upper Ohio River. In the 1670s Haudenosaunee expansion drove the Ofo south.

They lived briefly with the Quapaw before joining the Tunica. Around 1700 French travelers recorded Ofo villages on the Yazoo River in Mississippi; the people later moved farther south and were absorbed into the Tunica and Biloxi of Louisiana.