Matthew (Mathew), Tobias, Arch-
bishop of York, 130.

Mattocks, Samuel, 108.

Maxwell, James, 107.

May, Joseph, 64, 66.

Mayhew, Jonathan, D.D., 324.

Mayhew, Matthew, 214.

Mayhew, Matthew, grandson of Gov.
Thomas, 128.

Mayhew, Thomas, Gov. of Martha's
Vineyard, 128, 214.

Mayhew, Rev. Thomas, Jr., 128.
Mecklenburg, N.C., resolves passed
at, May, 1775, 157.

Medfield, Mass., 394, 395. Origin of
the name of, 397.

Medford, Mass., 61, 253, 260, 393, 395.
Origin of the name of, 396.
Medina Sidonia, Duke of, 455.
Medway, Mass., 403. Named from
the river Medway in England, 410.
Members, Corresponding, Honorary,
and Resident. See Correspond-
ing," 'Honorary," and "Resident
Members."

66

Mendon, Mass., 394, 395, 398.
Merchants Bank, loan from the, 220,
224.

Merrill, Deacon Abraham, 375, 377.
Merrill, Moses, 317.

Metcalf, Hon. Theron, 184.

Methuen, Barons (of Corsham), 411.
Methuen, John, 411.
Methuen, Sir Paul, 411.

Methuen, Mass., 401 n., 404, 411.
Middleborough, Mass., 394, 395, 399.
Middleton, Hon. Henry, 330.
Middleton, Alan Brodrick, 2d Vis-
count, 412.

Middleton, Francis Willoughby, 2d
Earl of, 412.

Middleton, Mass., 403, 404, 412.
Mildmay, Sir Henry, 172.
Mill, John Stuart, 331.

Miller, Percival, 116, 117.
Milligan, D., 51.
Mills (Mylls),

99, 101.

Milman, Henry H., Dean of St. Paul, 6.
Milton, John, 20, 398.

Milton, Mass., 52, 394, 395. Origin of

Monson, Mass., 405, 407, 416.
Montagu, Admiral Edward. See
"Sandwich, Earl of."

Montagu, Edward Wortley, 415.
Montagu, John. See "Sandwich, Earl
of."

Montagu, John Montagu, 2d Duke of,

415.

Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 415.
Montague, Capt. William, 415.
Montague, Mass., 405, 407, 415.

Montesquieu, Charles de Secondat,
Baron de, 267.

Montgomery, Lieut. Nathaniel, 196,
197, 202.

Montgomery, Mrs. Nathaniel, 198.
Montgomery, Gen. Richard, 122, 276.
Moodey, Rev. Joshua, 107.
Moorhead, Rev. John, 319.
"Moose Deer," official papers on the
transportation of some to England,
for presentation to Queen Anne, 258-
256.

More, John, 108.

More, Sir Thomas, "Utopia" of, 391.
Morris, Col. Lewis, 53.

Morris, Capt. Salmon, R.N., 423.
Morse, Jedediah, D.D., 434.
Mortgage of Society's real estate to be
made, 130, 212.

Morton, Nathaniel, his "Memorial,"
440. Cited, 399.

Morton, Thomas, "of Merrymount,"

59.

Morton, William T. G., M.D., 40.
Morton, Mrs. W. T. G., deposit from,
40.

Morton & Chesley, 223.

Morton, Rose, & Co., Messrs., 130.
Mountford, Edmund, 108.

Muddy River. See "Brookline."

Mumford, Adjutant, 199.

Munden, Sir John, 425.

Munster, Bishop of, 420, 421.

Murray, Mrs. Col. John, 323.

Murray, Rev. John, 62, 65.

Murray, William. See "Mansfield,

Earl of."

Murrayfield (Chester), Mass., 408.
Origin of the name of, 418.

Muzzey (Muzzie), Benjamin, his cer-
tificate as free-man, 105. Admitted
free-man, 105 n.

N.

Nantucket, Mass., 395, 400.

Narragansett Club, publications of the,
cited, 347, 348.

Narragansetts, dealings of Roger Wil-
liams with the, 353-358.

Natick, Mass., 405, 407, 416.
"National Intelligencer," 53.
Natstock, Joshua, permission given
him to be master of a school in Bos-
ton, 110.

Naunton, Sir Robert, Secretary, 98 n.
Needham, William, 108.

Needham, Mass., 402, 403. Origin of
the name of, 409.
Negus, Jabez, 107.

Neill, Rev. Edward D., his "English
Colonization of America," cited,
98 n., 181. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 213.

Nelson, John, 117.

New Braintree, Mass., 407, 414.
Newbury, Mass., 192, 249, 393, 395.
Introduction of Episcopacy into,
375-378. Origin of the name of, 396.
Newburyport, Mass., 60, 192, 200, 407,
417.

Newcastle, Thomas Pelham, Duke of,
414, 415.

Newcastle, Me., 407.
Newell, -, 193.

New England, 245, 246. "God's Con-
troversy with," by Rev. Michael
Wigglesworth, 83-93. The Irregu-
lar trade of, 113-117. Gov. Win-
throp's "Conclusions" concerning,

237-245.

"New England's Trials," by Capt.
John Smith, 449 et seq. Observa-
tions on, by Charles Deane, 428-432.
New England Historic-Genealogical
Society, 135, 136, 233.

New England Loyal Publication Soci-
ety, 7.

Newfoundland, 463.

New Gloucester, Me., 408, 419.
Newhall, James R., History of
Lynn," by, cited, 396.

New London, Conn., 115.
Newman, Rev. Henry, 399.
Newman, Capt. Henry, 427.
Newman, Robert, 177.

New Marlborough, Mass., 407, 416.
Newport, Capt. Christopher, 98 n.
New Salem, Mass., 407, 415.
News-letters, extracts from manuscript,
1666-1703, 419-427.

Newton, Gilbert Stuart, R.A., 141.
Portrait of Sir Walter Scott by,
145, 147, 148, 156 n.

Newton (Newtown), Mass., 395, 410.
Formerly a part of Cambridge,

399.

New York City, 227, 229, 254, 255.

New York State, 109, 297.

New York, University of, 252.

New York Historical Society, 136, 167,
183, 295.

Nichol (Nicoll?), Rev. Dr., of Jedboro',

152.

Nicholas, Emperor of Russia, 219.
Nichols & Hall, 77.

Nicholson (Nicolson), Col., 253, 255.
Nicolas, Nicholas Harris, his "Life
of William Davison," 103.
Niebuhr, Barthold George, 265, 267.
Nini, -, engraver, 52.
Nixon, Col. John, 195.
Noakes, Robert, 107.
Nonconformists, 420.
Normanby, Marquis of.
ingham, Duke of."

See" Buck-

"North American Review," 58, 310.
Northampton, James Compton, 3d
Earl of, 412.

Northampton, Mass., 394, 395, 397.
Northborough, Mass., 408, 418.
Northbridge, Mass., 408, 419.
Northfield, Mass., 403, 410.

"North West Coast," medal relating
to trade to the, exhibited, 41.
North Yarmouth, Me., 403.
Norton, Prof. Andrews, 311, 312.
Norton, Rev. John, 409.

Norton, Mass., 403. Origin of the
name of, 409.

Norwich, Mass., 406, 408. Name
changed to Huntington, 419.
Nott, Eliphalet, D.D., Pres. of Union
Coll., 444.

Nott, Rev. Samuel, 444. Letter of
Chief Justice Taney to, 445-447.
Nott, Samuel, son of the preceding, do-
nation from, 445.

Nottingham, Sir Heneage Finch, Earl
of, 413.

Nottingham (Hudson), N.H., 401 n.,
406 n., 413.

Nowell, Samuel, 107.

Nowell, Samuel, Treas. H. C., petition
of, 112.

Noyes, Rev. Nicholas, 106, 366.
Noyes, Capt. Paul (?), 195.

Noyes, Samuel, 206.

Noyes, Col. Thomas, letter from
Judge Sewall to, 375.

"Numismatic and Antiquarian Society
of Philadelphia," 157.

0.

Oakes, Edward, 365.
Oakes, Thomas, 114.

Oakham, Mass., 407. Origin of the
name of, 416.

Odell, Jonathan, D. D., 58.
Officers, committee on nomination of,
52, 447. Officers elected April, 1871,
80. Elected April, 1872, 225, 250.

Offley, Amelia (Lady Bernard), 416.
Offley, Mrs. Anne (Shute), 416.
Offley, Stephen, 416.
Offor, George, 441.
Oil Springs, 39.
"Old South," 40.

"Old South Church," 235, 374. Offered
for sale to the Society, 317. Reso-
lution of the Standing Committee
thereupon, 318. Protest of Judge
Sewall against the demolition of the
first building, 384.

Oliver, Lieut.-Gov. Andrew, 179, 246,
402 n. Oath taken by him in rela-
tion to the "Stamp Act," 247.
Oliver, Judge Andrew, 323.
Oliver (Olliver), Nathaniel, 107.
Oliver, Chief Justice Peter, 323.
Ordway, John, 377.

Osage Indians, 34.

Osborn, Sir Danvers, Gov. of N.Y.,
415.

Osborn, Eleanor Danvers, Lady, 415.
Osborn, Sir John, 415.

Osborn, Mary Montague-Dunk, Lady,

415.

Osborne, Capt., 50.

Osgood, David, D.D., 62.

Osgood, Samuel, D.D., addresses the
Society, 182.

Otis, Hon. Harrison Gray, 61, 64, 317.
Otis, James, 68, 69 n., 323.
Otis, Hon. Samuel A., 62.
Owen, John, D.D., 378.

Oxford, Robert Harley, Earl of, 273,
274, 402 n.

Oxford, University of, 359.

Oxford, Mass., 274, 395, 399.

P.

Packer, James, 108.

Paige, Lucius R., D.D., 82, 212.
Paige, Col. Nicholas, 115.

Paine, Thomas, step-son of Gov. May-
hew, 128.

Paine, Thomas, of Wrentham, 398.
Paine, William, 108.

Palfrey, Francis W., elected Resident
Member, 333.

Palfrey, Hon. John G., 233, 251, 291.
Letter from, on the death of Charles
Folsom, 308-313. His "History of
New England," cited, 358.
Palmer, Capt. John, 109.
Palmer, Hon. Joseph, 39.
Palmer, Joseph, M.D., 72, 215.

Res-

olution adopted by the Society on
the death of, 51. Letter of Presi-
dent Winthrop in relation to, 51. Mr.

S. F. Haven appointed to prepare a
memoir of him, 329.

Palmer, Mrs. Joseph, donation from,

215.

Palmer, Chief Justice Thomas, 414.
Palmer, Thomas, son of the preceding,
414.

Palmer, Mass., 407, 414.
Parker,
235.
Parker, Daniel, 289.
Parker, Capt. Gideon, 202.
Parker, Hon. Joel, 4, 8.
Parker, Rev. Theodore, 27 n.
Parker, Rev. Thomas, 396.
Parkhurst, - 372.
Parkin, Mrs. W. W., 336.
Parkman, Prof. Francis, 41, 251. Res-
olution offered by him with refer-
ence to the historical collections of
Pierre Margry, 318.
Parkman, William, 108.
Parmenius, Stephen, 7.
Parr, Dr. Samuel, 166.
Parsons, Rev. Jonathan, 192, 193.
Parsons, Theophilus, LL.D., 6. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of
Charles Folsom, 296.
Partridge, Oliver, 419.
Partridgefield (Peru), Mass., 408.
Named for Oliver Partridge, 419.
Paulet, Sir Amias, 287 n. Letter of

Queen Elizabeth to, 288 n.
Pawtuxet, R.I., 354 n., 356.
Paxton, Charles, 417.
Paxton, Mass., 408, 417.
Payne, Edward, 323.

Payne, William, 62.

Peabody, Andrew P., D.D., 6, 442.
Peabody, Miss Elizabeth M., 30.

Peabody, George, LL.D., 8, 76, 131,

222, 293.

Peabody, Nathaniel C., donation from,
29.

Peabody Fund, 74, 76, 77, 78, 131, 132,
220, 222, 224. Change in the invest-
ment of the, authorized, 191.
Peabody Institute, Baltimore, 215.
Peabody Museum of Ethnology, 1.
Peale, Charles Wilson, 322.
Pearce, Samuel, 107.

Pearson, Amos, 198.

Pease, Richard L., donation and com-
munication from, 127, 128.
Peck, Prof. William D., 434.
Pecker, M. de, 185.

Pedrick, John, recantation of, 187.
Peirce,
420.

Peirce, John, Sen., 107.

"Peggy Stewart,' vessel, burning of
the, in Annapolis harbor, 288.
Pelham, Charles, 319. Portrait of by
Copley, 321.

Newcastle, 414, 415.

Pelham, Henry, son of Peter, 319.
Pelham, Mrs. Mary (Singleton Cop-
ley), 319.

Pelham, Peter, artist, 8, 319, 323. Por-
traits by him, 319, 320.
Pelham, Peter, Jr., 319.

Pelham, Thomas. See "Newcastle,
Duke of."

Pelham, William, 319.
Pelham, Mass., 407, 414.
Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer, 363, 365.
Pemberton, Thomas, 6.

Pembroke, Thomas Herbert, Earl of,
409.

Pembroke, Mass., 403, 409.

Penington, Edward, Jr., 58. Note
from, to Mrs. H. P. Duncan, 59.
Penn, William, 31, 181, 331. Letters
of, to Gov. Fitz-John Winthrop,
42, 43.

Pennsylvania Historical Society, 331.
Tribute to Winthrop Sargent, 57-59.
Pepperrell, Sir William, 415.
Pepperrell, Mass., 407.

Named in
honor of Sir William Pepperrell, 415.
Pepperrellborough, Me., 408, 419.
Periwigs, Judge Sewall's abhorrence
of, 366.

Perkins, Augustus Thorndike, 230,
250. Elected Resident Member,
192. Accepts membership, 211.
Elected a member of the Standing
Committee, 225. Memoir of John
Singleton Copley, 319-329.
Perkins, Capt. Benjamin, 204.
Perkins, Mrs. Edmund, portrait of, by
Copley, 322.

Perkins, Edward N., granted leave to
retain the MS. of S. G. Perkins,
during the rebuilding of the Society's
premises, 213.

Perkins, Mrs. James, 323.
Perkins, Samuel G., 62, 213.
Perkins, Thomas, letter of, to Hon.
Joseph Palmer, giving an account
of the early manufacture of salt in
Kentucky, 38, 39.

Perkins, Col. Thomas H., 62, 63, 64,
66, 427.

Peru, Mass. See "Partridgefield."
Peter, Rev. Hugh, 336, 362. Letter
from Earl of Warwick to, 337.
Peterborough, Dean of. See "Fletcher."
Petersham, William Stanhope, Viscount
(1st Earl of Harrington), 415.
Petersham, Mass., 407, 415..
Petty, Lady Anne (Lady Bernard),
406 n.

Philadelphia, threatened by Gen.
Howe, 1776, 55.

165.

Philip, King, 36.

Philip V., of Spain, 423, 424.
Phillips, C., soldier, 219.

Phillips, Rev. George, of Watertown,
207.

Phillips, Rev. George, of Brookhaven,

207.

Phillips [Col. John ?], 117.

Phillips, Major John, 207-210.
Phillips, Hon. Jonathan, 132.

Phillips, Rev. Samuel, of Rowley, 107 (?),
207.

Phillips, Thomas W., 385.

Phillips, Lieut.-Gov. William, 9, 132,
323 (?).

Phips, Lieut.-Gov. Spencer, 361. His
real name Spencer Bennett, 414.
Phips, Lady (Spencer), 414.
Phips, Sir William, Gov. of Mass., 402,
414, 415.

Pickering, Hon. John, 5, 29 n.
Pierce, John, D.D., 434.
Pigott, Adam, 116.
Pike, Rev. John, 213.

Pintard, John M., 130, 173.

Pitt, William, Earl of Chatham, 416.
Historical painting of, by Copley,

328.

Pittsfield, Mass., 407. Named for
William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, 416.
Plague in London, 1666, 420.
"Plowed Hill," 199.

Plymouth, Eng., 409, 429, 457-459.
Plymouth, Mass., 342, 394, 395, 399,
431. Celebration of the 250th anni-
versary of the landing of the Pil-
grims at, 9.

Plymouth Patent, communication of
Mr. Deane on Roger Williams's
treatise against the, 341-358.
Plympton, Mass., 403. Origin of the
name of, 409.

Pointis (Ponti), Jean B. L. Desjean,
Baron de, 426.

Pomeroy, Gen. Seth, 122.
Poole, Miss Elizabeth, 399.
Pope, Joseph, watchmaker, 61, 62.
Popham Colony, 431.
Pormont, Philemon, 387.
Porter, Mrs., 324.

Porter, Noah, D.D., Pres. Yale Coll.,
191.

Possiet, Admiral, 219, 231. Donation
from, 174.

Powell, Charles S., 62.

Pownall, John, 210. Letters of Sir
John Temple to, 208, 209. Letter of,
to Sir John Temple, 208.
Pownall, Gov. Thomas, 191, 207, 219,
402 n., 405, 415, 416.

Pownallborough, Me., 407, 416.
Pratt, Miss Elizabeth, 156 n.
Pratt, Phinehas, 7.

INDEX.

Proctor, Col., 177.

Property of the Society, 77.
Prospect Hill,

Charlestown, Mass.,

194-197.

Prout, Ebenezer, clerk, 114.

Prout, Capt. Timothy, 107.

Providence, R.I., 353, 354, 356.
"Providence Plantations," 355, 356.
Provident Institution for Savings, 77,
133, 250, 438.

Provincetown, Mass., 404. Origin of
the name of, 412.

Provincial Congress, 257, 258. Reso-
lutions of; with regard to Washing-
ton's head-quarters in Cambridge,
258, 259.

Psalmanazar, George, 392.
Publications of the Society, 77, 224.
Sales of, 74, 78, 220.

Publishing Committee, 237. Vote of
thanks to the, 67, 81, 104.
Punchard, Rev. George, 72. Elected

a member of the Standing Com-
mittee, 80. Vote of thanks to, 225.
Punch-bowl used at the Boston Tea-

party," 174-176, 178, 180.

Punkapog Indians, 52.

Purkett, Col. Henry, 180.

193.

Putnam,

Putnam, George P., 322.

Putnam, Gen. Israel, 122, 204, 206,
260.

Pynchon, Major John, 336.

Quappaws, custom of the, 35.
Quarry, Col. Robert, 331, 423.
Quebec, 427. Gen. Arnold's expedi-
tion to, 192, 276.

Quincy, Dorothy (Mrs. Hancock), 323.
Quincy, Edmund, 81, 121, 145, 191, 217,
250. Added to the committee on the
publication of the Sewall Papers, 29.
Elected a member of the Standing
Committee, 80, 225. Donations from,
82, 211. Report as chairman of the
Standing Committee on a communi-
cation from the proprietors of the
Old South Church, 318. Resolu-

tions on the death of James Savage
offered by, 438. Of a committee
to nominate officers, 447.
Quincy, Mrs. Eliza (Morton), 263.
Quincy, Miss Eliza Susan, donation
from, 81. Letters from, to Charles
Deane, 261, 262.

Quincy, Josiah, the elder, 323.
Quincy, Josiah, Jr., 323.
Quincy, Josiah, Pres. of H. C., 6, 7, 77,

262 n., 311, 434, 439. His "History
of Harvard University," cited, 411.
Quincy & Palmyra Railroad, 74,78,220.
Quint, Alonzo H., D.D., 213.

R.

Rafn, Prof. Charles C., 6.
Raine, Rev. John, 129.
Raleigh, Sir Walter, 166.
Rand, Edward, 205.

Rand, Avery, & Frye, Messrs., 178.
Randall. See "Randolph, Thomas."
Randolph, Edward, Secretary, 109, 374.

His account of the irregular trade
of New England, 113-117.
Randolph (Randall), Thomas, 99, 101.
Rantoul Robert S., suggested as um-
pire in the case of the "Hutchinson
Papers," 358.

Ratcliffe, Rev. Robert, 374.
Ravy, Monsieur, 279.
Rawson, William, 107.
Raynham, Mass., 404, 412.
Read. See "Reed."

Reading, Mass., 394, 395, 397, 400.
Rebellion, Southern, in the U. S., 265,
295, 301-303, 305, 306, 330.
Recording Secretary. See "Deane, C."
Reed (Read), Joseph, Pres. of Pennsyl
vania, 260.