The diary of William Jones, 1907-1909 Robert F. Cummings Philippine Expedition - Jones, William 1871-1909 ([Chicago] Chicago Natural History Museum, 1909)
Book I (Oct. 24-Nov. 25, 1907) -- Leave Manila for Aparri via San Fernando and Vigan -- Book II (Jan. 6-Feb. 18, 1908) -- Echague. Trip to Mayoyao with constabulary -- Nachanan River camp -- Mayoyao. Feud between Alimit and Mayoyao -- Alimit -- Ayangan. Bangaan -- Banaue. Meeting with Beyer, Gorman -- Baktadan -- Talbuk -- Mayoyao -- Taliktik -- Book III (Apr. 5-Apr. 18, 1908) -- Leave Echague. Carit Sur -- Pangal -- Masayasaya -- Quinalabasa -- Negrito arrives in Quinalabasa -- Bernaldino Panganiban -- Dumubatu -- Hunt with Dumubatu men -- Book IV (Apr. 19-June 10, 1908) -- Cait Sur. Pangal. Mangal. Dumalagat. Kingtabu. -- Arrive at Dumubatu -- Visit of "Presidente" of Panipagan -- Mat and belt weaving -- Barter between Ilongotes and Cristianos -- Firing clearings of swiddens -- Killing at Quinalabasa -- Hunt -- Hunt -- Tattoo on forehead -- Gifts -- Use of vine for traveling through trees -- Tattoo on face -- Hunt -- Book V (June 10-July 19, 1908) -- Upriver from Dumubatu to Panipagan -- Cane press -- Names of rapids upriver from Panipagan -- Mixed Ilongot-Negrito community -- Relations between Alikad and Tamsi ; relations between Panipagan and Alikad -- Mock fight -- Kagadyanan (with Takadan) -- Lean-to constructions -- Death in the hamlet -- Scaring devices -- Ritual in sementera -- Divination ritual -- Rice sowing -- Cinabagan party in hunt -- Betel nut chew -- Book VI (July 20-Sept. 2, 1908) -- Back in Kagadyanan -- Enmity between Panipagan and Alikad -- Pole-spade / pole pick -- Cinabagan -- "Medicine dance" -- Weir (fishing) -- Back in Kagadyanan -- "Kabinan Ilongots" -- Insult -- Fear of Tamsi people -- Trip to Tamsi -- Killings of Sinadipan people -- Sibley (cf. Bk. III, p. 9) - Population figures -- Cristiano and Ilongot -- Childbirth -- Trade articles -- Enumeration of feuds -- Children (socialization) -- Spring guns (toys) -- Insult -- Meat distribution -- acib ('taboo') -- Deities -- Account of killing -- Coition -- Book VII (Sept. 3-Oct. 18, 1908) -- Enmity between Panipagan and Alikad -- Headtaking -- "Anitu ceremony" -- Ripening grain -- Cinkolab, deity -- "Anitu ceremony" -- Ritual -- Visit of Constabulary -- Children (socialization) -- Harvesting rice -- Heavy storm -- Harvest -- Boo VIII (Oct. 19-Dec. 19, 1908) -- Harvest. Shares. -- Bark of clothing -- Granaries -- Distribution of beads -- Gifts at marriage -- Ghosts -- Ritual for bow -- Hunting territory -- Consequences of distribution of gifts -- Flood myth -- Fire myth -- Sweet potato planted after rice harvest -- Taboo on naming in-laws -- Manufacture of arrows -- Dumubatu people trading in Tamsi -- Healing ritual -- Marriage ritual -- Plans for Alikad -- Accusation of theft -- Death ritual -- Marriage ritual -- Storm -- Leave Tamsi for Alikad. Route -- Alikad and Tamsi formerly one community -- Arrival in Alikad. Population count -- The settlement of Alikad -- Ear piercing -- Enmity with Kabinanan and Dumubatu -- Population of Alikad -- Storm -- Killing -- Enemies of Alikad -- bark pounded for clothing -- Hunt -- Book IX (Dec. 19-Feb. 22, 1909) -- Tooth blackening -- Healing ritual -- Trade with Kagadyanan -- Enmity with Paiyupai -- Plot to kill Panipagan visitors -- Recording of songs -- Trip to Ifugu with Tamsi party -- Celebration at Ifugu -- Peace talks between Kabinanan and Alikad -- Population of Ifugu -- Rapids between Ifugu and Gawagan -- Death rites -- Trip back to Kagadyanan -- Butchering a deer -- Cooking in vessel of bark -- Visit of Panipagan people in Kagadyanan -- Pagi people in Cinabagan -- Jones trades with surrounding settlements -- Visit to Panipagan -- Head song ceremonial-- -- Back in Kagadyanan -- Polygamy -- Divination of occurrence of death -- Panipagan -- Book X (Feb. 23-Apr. 2, 1909) -- Death in Dumubatu -- Casiguran Negritoes visit Dumubatu -- Killing of a Negrito -- Party of TagaIlogs and Negritoes in Dumubatu -- Languages -- Dumubatu compared to that of previous year -- Expansion of Tamsi settlement -- Sibley in Dumubatu -- Trip to Panipagan (Last entry in diary).
"Note: William Jones departed from Chicago in August, 1907, for an extended program of field work among the pagan peoples of northern Luzon. He was killed by the Ilongot in April 1909"--Title page.
Keywords: Jones, William -- 1871-1909 -- Diaries; Robert F. Cummings Philippine Expedition; Ilongot (Philippine people); Negritos; Ethnology -- Philippines -- Luzon, Northern -- Biography; Ethnology -- Philippines -- Ifugao -- Biography