Agojuda

The Agojuda were the little-documented Iroquoian people of the upper St. Lawrence and eastern Lake Ontario, around present Kingston and northern New York, remembered in Cartier-era accounts as the western enemies of the Stadaconans. Like the other St. Lawrence Iroquoians they farmed in palisaded villages and disappeared in the late sixteenth-century wars with the Mohawk and the Wendat.