Eno

The Eno people lived in the Carolina Piedmont, where a river still bears their name. In 1670 the traveller John Lederer described their town as built around an open field, with stores of grain kept beside the houses. Three years later English traders passed through Eno on their way toward Cherokee country. By 1701 the Eno had joined the Shakori and Adshusheer in a shared town, and in the early eighteenth century many became part of the Catawba community farther south.