Baltimore, Indians visit to, 663. | Beekman, Capt., battle of San | Boudinot, Dr., on origin of the
Bancroft, Lieut., relieves Exeter,
Bancroft, George, his History of
U. States, 84, 356, 361, 362.
Bangs, J., juror to try Inds., 196.
Barbour, J., Gov. Troup's threat
against, 455.
Barclay, Robert, 627.
Barker, S., of Plymouth col., 219.
Barlow, on death of Miss Mc-
Crea, 51; on character of Po-
CAHONTAS, 359.
BARNARD, a noted Cherokee war-
rior, 398.
Barre, Governor, his Indian ex-
pedition, 501-503.
BARROW, SAM, taken and put to
death, 246, 247.
Barry, W. T., (P. M.) 455.
Barry, Rev. W., History
Framingham, 699.
Barton, Dr. B. S., 64, 542, 544.
Bartram, W., travels in Florida,
63, 64.
BASHABA, a name of eastern
chiefs, 71, 277.
Basset, Captain, in the eastern
wars, 270, 692.
Bassinger, Lt., killed in Dade's
fight, 418.
Beers, Capt., his defeat and
death, 215.
Bellamy, Capt. in Flor. war, 424.
Bellows, Col., his signal ex-
ploit, 338, 339.
Belton, Major, in the Florida
war, 416.
Benton, Thos. H., 427, 448, 449.
Berkeley, Governor, defeats Or-
EKANKANO, 361.
BERRY, MAJOR JACK, 606; death
of, 672.
Bible, the, in Indian, 26, 33, 115,
Bigelow, Col. Timothy, 320.
BIG ELK. See ONGPATONGA.
BIG KETTLE, a Seneca chief, 606.
BIG TREE, 607; his death, 601.
BIG WARRIOR, speech of, to
Jackson, 409.
Biles, William, of Pennsylva-
nia, 529.
Billings, Rev. Mr., 257.
Billington, John, lost in the
woods, 78.
BLACK BIRD, takes Fort Dear-
born, 630.
BLACK BUFFALO, a Sioux chief,|
dies, 633.
BLACK DIRT, 419, 433, 468.
Black Feet, destroyed by small-
pox, 677.
BLACK HAWK, 43; in N. York,
665; escapes a biographer,
666; visits the Sencas, 667;
liberation of, 668; his visit to
Boston, 674-676; his wars,
637-664.
Bateman, Edward, buys lands
of the Inds., 284.
Battles.-The first with Indians
in New England, 73; Strick-
land's Plain, 133; Punkatee-
set, 210; Pocasset, 211; Sugar-
Loaf Hill, 215; Rehoboth
Plain, 212; Bloody Brook,
216; Narraganset Swamp, 219;
Sudbury, 222; Bridgewater,
223; Pawtucket, 231, 234; Mat-
tapoiset Neck, 246; Tur- BLACK SNAKE, a Sen. chief, 597.
ner's Falls, 259; Norridgewok, BLACK THUNDER, & Foz chief,
311; Pequarket, 313; Wheel-
wright's Pond, 335; Falls of BLACK WILLIAM, murder of, 112.
James River, 363; Ftchoe, Black Point, Ind. ravages at, 294.
377; Auto-se, 391, 397; Horse- BLIND WILL, killed by Mo-
shoe, (Tohopeka,) 391-400; hawks, 322.
BLACK KETTLE, of Oncndaga,
503; killed, 505.
Tallushatches, 396; Talladega, Bliss's History of Rehoboth, 330.
397; Holy Ground, 398; Emuk-Block Island, expedition against,
fau, 399; Enotochopko, 399; 116, 168, 169; called Manis-
Davis's Creek, 406; near Sa- ses by the Indians, 167.
vannah, 407; Quithlacooche, Blome, R., his account of Amer-
422; Wetumka, 424: of Oke- ica, 517.
chobe, 483; Great Meadows, Bloodbounds, used against Indi-
532; Dunlawton, 425; Lake ans, 489-494.
George, 55; of Hatche Luste, Bloody Brook, disastrous battle
478; Lake Monroe, 479; Pt. of, 216.
Pleasant, 539; Detroit, 551; Blueford, Captain T., killed at
St. Mary's, 57; Miami Rap- Point Pleasant, 540.
ids, 576; Oriskana, 579; John-BLUE JACKET,
ston, 587; of Newtown, ib. ; Wayne, 576; his daring at
Minisink, 588; Fort George, Fort Recovery, €89.
596; Monongahela, 608; Tip- Blue Licks, battle of the, C84.
pecanoe, (20; Thames, ib.; Ma-Bolton, Commodore, on the
gaugo, 21; River Raisin, 625; Florida station, 429.
Sycamore Creek, 645; Ouis-
consin, 650; Mississippi, 652.
Baxter, Mr., of Kennebunk, 336.
Baylies' History of New Plym-
outh, 226.
Beall, Captain, 487; exploits of,
488, 493.
Beal, Col., his exploit in Ala-
bama, 436.
Beane, Joseph, a captive, 292.
Beard, Inds. not without, 588.
Beaty, narrative among Indi-
ans, 53, 54, 117.
Beasley, Major, surprised and
slain, 389.
Beaujeu, M. de, commands at
Braddock's defeat, 608.
Beck, L. C., on western antiqui-
ties, 62.
BOMAZEEN, 383-305; impris-
oned, 332; death, 304.
Bonithon, Capt., defends Saco,
286.
BOUDINOT, E., 459, 460; execu-
tion of, 460.
Bouquet, Col., Ohio expeditions,
522, 694-9.
BOWLEGS, a noted Seminole war-
rior, 406.
Bowers, J., attacked at Mosqui-
to, 425.
Bowles, W. A., 386, 387.
Boyle, Hon. R., 115, 282, 283.
Boyer, Mr., on N. E. nations, 23.
Brackenridge, on west. mounds,
56, 57.
Bracket, Capt. Anthony, cap-
tivity and death of, 296, 302,
308, 334, 700.
Braddock, expedition and death
of, 607-609.
Bradford, Gov. William, anec-
dote of, 37.
Bradford, attacked by Indians,
281, 295.
Bradford, Captain, killed at Mi-
ami, 572; another, wounded
at Emukfau, 399.
Bradford, Maj., at Pocasset, 255.
Bradford, Col., in the Florida
war, 476.
Bradstreet, Gov., 47, 697; Col.,
expedition of, 522, 553, 692.
Branham, J., kld. in Flor., 471.
BRANT, a Mohawk chief, 577-
593.
Brewster, Capt. Benjamin, 156;
Mrs., 145.
Briggs, Major, killed in St
Clair's defeat, 271.
Bridges, Lieut., killed in Har-
mar's defeat, 687.
Bridgewater, alarmed, 223; fight
there, ib.; burnt, 242
BRIGHT HORN, exploit of, 028.
Broadhead, Col., his expeditions,
Brock, General, and TECUMSEH,
Brocklebank, Captain Samuel,
killed, 222.
Brooke, Lieut., killed at Okco-
chobee, 483.
Brookfield, besieged and burnt,
213, 214, 263.
Brooks, Wm., juror to try Indi-
ans, 196.
Brooks, Mary, murdered, 327.
Brown, Col., in the Florida war,
476.
Brown, James, of Swanzey,
198, 205, 206.
Brown, Sir T., on color of Indi-
ans, 27, 28; Mary, 255; John,
200, 284.
Bruten, Lieut., in the Florida
war, 473, 474.
Bryant's Station, memorable
seige of, (82.
Buffon, on Amer. animals, 28.
Bull's garrison taken and burnt,
202.
Books, notions of Indians con-Bull, Capt., at Schenectady, 47.
cerning, 53, 676; written with Bunch, Mr., family of, cut off in
one pen, 178.
Florida, 489.
Boone, Dan., 681, 683-C85, 700. BUOKONGAHELAS, 558-561.
Bostick, Mr., wounded in Flor- Burgoyne, Gen., employs Indi-
ida, 471.
ans, 219.
Boston, (Shawmut,) discovered Burr, Col., his Quebec expedi-
by the Pilgrims, 104; early tion, 320.
visits of Indians to, 91; first Burton, J., murders an Ind.,362
Indian sachem of, known to Burton, Col., wounded at Mo
the English, 94, 108, 110, 111,) nongahela, 609.
113; Indians send word they Bushy Run, battle of, 691,692.
will dine there on Election Butler, Richard, Ind. com., 607.
day, 222; they threaten to Butler, Col., killed at St. Clair's
burn it, 266.
defeat, 570.
Clinton, De Witt, 34, 597.
Chalmers, George, Political An-Close, Mrs., has the first child
Chamberlain, John, kills PAU-
GUS, 306.
Chambers, Lieut., his successes
in Florida, 478.
CHANCO, betrays OPEKANKANO'S
plot, 361.
Chandler, Gen., taken prisoner,
Chapin, Cor., in the battle of
Ouithlecoochee, 423.
Chaplain, Abraham, on Welsh
Indians, 54.
Charles I. did not name New
England, 83; Charles V., 366;|
Charles III. of Spain, 385; of
England, 38, 207.
Charles River, falls of, (Cowate,)
born in Georgia, 369.
Cloyce, Sarah, accused of witch-
craft, 184.
Clyde, Major, in the fight at
ORISKANA, 581.
COACHOOCHE, (Wild Cat,) 481,
483.
COAHAJO, (ALLIGATOR,) 261,
318, 322, 331, 338.
Cobbet, Thos., his captivity, 290.
Coburn, R., Indian agent, 340.
Cocheco, (Dover, N.H.,) 280,281;
serious troubles there, 296-9;
destruction of, 298, 299; treaty
with eastern Inds. there, 699.
Cocke, Gen., in the Creek war,
397.
Coddington, W., purchases R.
Island, 124.
Charlevoix, Hist. of N. France, Coffee, Gen., in the Creek war,
48; on the destruction of Nor- 391, 395, 396, 399.
ridgewok, 311; on ASSACAM-Cog eshall, John, 199.
BUIT, 323; his account of the
destruction of Haverhill, 325;
of Deerfield, 327,328; of Sche-
nectady, 47-50; observations
of, 499, 500, 506, 509, 546.
Charlotte Harbor, attack upon,
Chelmsford, (Namekeake,) 179;
troubles there, 183; Indians
massacred there, 301; Allen's
History of, 181, 282.
Cherokees, 364-366; expatria-
tion of, 437--472; their news-
paper, 454, 458, 459.
Cherry Valley, destruction of,
582, 585, 6.
CHIKATAUBUT, 94, 99, 107-
CHIKATOMO, depredations of,
565, 5.9.
CHIKON, a Narraganset chief,
killed, 269.
CHINNABY, relieved by Jackson,
395.
CHLUCCO, a Seminole chief, 379,
380.
CHOCORUA, legend concerning,
Choktars, their country, 7, 365.
Chopart, M., killed for his
abuses, 382, 383.
Christianity, why it has de-
clined among Indians, 175.
Chronicles of the Indians, 697.
Chrysostom derides philosophy,
Chubh, Capt., 305; killed at
Andover, 306.
Cohen, Mr., his Hist. of the
Florida War, 426.
COLD, CAPT., in fight at Fort
George, 597.
Colden, Hist. of Five Nations,48.
Cole, Hugh, 199, 06.
Collicut, (Culacut in text,) in the
Pequot war, 171.
COLBURT, GEN., a Chikasaw, 401.
Colign sends a colony to Flori-
da, 366.
Collins, Mr., killed by the In-
dians, 133.
Colman, John, killed, 68.
Colooshatchie, massacre at, 489.
Columbus takes Indians
Spain, 67, 68.
Colton, Mr., killed by Inds., 435.
Comets, viewed as ominous, 80.
Concord, Mass., (Musketaquid,)
112, 181.
CONJANAQUOND, a Narraganset
chief, 122.
CONNECTICOTE,
chief, 166.
Converse, Capt. J., his heroic de-
fence of Wells, 291, 335.
CONWAY, PETER, a Nipmuk, 275.
Consert, Cornelius, 208, 209, 215.
328.
Cook, Caleb, had the gun that
killed King Philip, 225.
Cook, John, of Acushnet, 246.
Cook, Zarock, killed in Florida,
Cooly, Mr., family murdered in
Florida, 415.
Cooper, Maj., in the Florida
war, 422, 470.
COOPER (OSUCHEE,) killed, 478.
Copp, W., an early resident of
Boston, 104.
Church, Col. Benj., 188, 189,197,
200, 210, 219, 22-227, 235-9,
242-257, 270, 294, 307, 330,
334; Caleb, 263.
Churchman, John, on Indian Corban, goodman, killed at Cas-
troubles in Pa., 680.
CHUQUACUTTAGUE,
(DOUBLE- Cornelius. See Consert.
Claiborne, Gen., expeditions of, CORMAN, 231; insulted in Bos-
Cornhill, W., family of mur-Davie, H., purchases Swan Isl-Drane, Capt., in the Florida
dered by Indians, 133.
CORNPLANT, a Seneca chief, 606
Davis, Capt. William, commis-
sioner, 206.
Deane, Samuel, Hist. of Scitu-
ate, 231, 232.
Dearborn, Gen. Henry, 320.
Decalieres, his Iroquois expedi-
tion, 504.
DECKARD, JOHN, a Seneca chief,
611.
DECORIE, death of, 655, 667, 672.
Dedham, (Woollommonuppogue,)
198; murder there, 263.
Deerfield, (Pocomptuk,) attacked,
263; destroyed, 325.
De Foe, his Robinson Crusoe, 87.
DEKANISORA, an Iroquois chief,
Crowell, Col., his plantation Dickinson, Y., killed at Point
ravaged, 433.
Crown, John, the poet, 38.
Cruger, Lieut. Col., of S. C., 53;
Dighton, supposed inscription
there, 60.
Cruger, Mr., his plantation rav-Diodorus supposed to refer to
Cudworth, James, 109.
Cumming, Col., in Black-hawk's
war, 649.
Cumming, Sir A., travels of,
366, 367.
CUSTALOGA, [KUSTALOGA,] 694.
Cuthbert, Lieut., at Battle of
Ouithlecoochee, 423.
Cuthbertson, Cuthbert, of Ply-
mouth, 99.
CUTSHAMOKIN, 105, 109, 110, 115
-117, 147, 159, 164, 172, 174,
177, 279.
CUTTAQUIN, attempts UNCAs's
life, 137.
Dade, Major, defeat and death
of, 416, 417.
Dallas, Com., on Florida sta-
tion, 429.
Dalton, a soldier, killed in Flo-
rida, 470.
Dalyell, Capt., killed at Detroit,
Dancy, Lieut., in the Florida
Danforth, Jona., 181; Thos., 206.
DANIEL, a capt. under Church,
270.
Daniel, Col., expedition of, 41.
Daniel, Thomas, signs Indian
treaty at Dover, 699.
Dark, Col., under St. Clair, 570.
Dartmouth, Lord, 183.
Davenport, Lieut., 168, 171;
another, 670.
Davey, John, a Welshman, 53.
Davidson, Capt., death of, 496.
America, 21.
Doddridge's Indian Wars, 519,
20,537, 539-541, 543, 557, 558.
Dodd, Ensign, in the Battle of
Fort Recovery, 689.
Dodge, J., 52; Gen., against
BLACK-HAWK, 647-657.
Dogs employed against Indians,
DONACONA, the chief, dies in
France, 69.
Donaldson, Col., killed at Emuk-
fan, 399.
Dudley, Col., his defeat and
death, 620; Gov., 35, 112, 13,
294.
Duer, William, escape of from
captivity, 566.
Dumas, M., at Braddock's de-
feat, 608.
Dummer, Rev. S., kld., 291, 332.
Dummett, Col., his plantation
ravaged, 416-425.
Du Muis, M., goes against St.
John, 323.
Dunbar, Col., under Braddock,
607.
Duncan, Lieut., in the Florida
war, 416.
Dunham, Mr., his house plun-
dered, 416.
Duponceau, P. S., on Penn's
Treaty, 517.
Durant, Mr., ascends at N.York,
Durham, affairs at, 303, 304.
Durham, goodman, killed at
Casco, 700.
Durill, Philip, family destroyed,
335; John, 336.
Duston, Han., her narrative, 45.
Dutch, of N. York, their Indian
war, 132.
Duvall, Gov, distresses the In-
dians, 411, 463.
Dwight, Dr. T., on the destruc-
tion of Pequots, 173.
Dwight, Timothy, of Dedham,
Eames, Thomas, his family de-
stroyed, 264; further account
of, 699.
Eastman, Amos, taken captive,
336, 7.
Eastman, Philip, a captive, 281
Eaton, Major J. H., 448.
Edson, Jos., of Bridgewater, 223
Echota, a Cherokee town, 442.
EGEREMET, a Tarratine chief,
287, 304.
Eliot, John, 109, 115, 145, 176,
181, 228, 269, 280.
Elizabeth, Queen, 84, 114, 344,
ELLINIPSICO cruelly murdered,
Done, J., juror to try Inds., 196.
Dony, his fort taken, 308, 309;
signs a treaty, 699.
Dorchester, [Matapan,] KUT-Elliott, Mr., proceedings against,
SHAMAKIN, its first sachem 455.
known to the English, 106.
Dorsey, Mr., his house burnt,
494.
DOUBLEHEAD, 44; murdered,
461.
Douglas, Mr., in a fight at Dun-
lawton, 425.
Douglass, Dr., on the Indian
Bible, 178.
Doughty, Major, disaster of, 685.
Dover, N. H., (Cocheco,) great
Ellis, Capt., his exploit, 487.
ELLSK WATAWA, a Shawanese pro-
phet, 624.
EMATHLA, CHARLES, 465, 475.
EMISTESSIGO, his defeat and
death, 407.
Endicot, Gov. John, expedition
against the Pequots, 116, 168;
allows NIMGRET "to right
himself," 144.
ENSENORE entertains early voy-
agers, 344.
massacre there, 298, 299; In-
dians surprised there, 180; EPANOW, (APANOW,) 71-74,
Indians imprisoned there, 295. EPHRAIM, CAPT., 240, 272, 276.
Downing, E., of London, 111. Estill, Capt., defeat and death
Drake, Abraham, of Hampton,
296; Daniel, on Western An-
tiquities, 56, 57; Capt. George,
first Englishman in the River EтоWOHKOAM visits Eng., 510.
St. Lawrence, 84; J. R., 499; Evans, Mr., about Welsh In-
Lieut., gallant exploit of, 688; dians, 64.
Ethrington, Major, surprisal of,
Falany, Mr., wounded in Flori-
da, 495.
Fall-fight, [Turner's Falls] 258.
Fanning, Col., in the Florida
war, 422, 479.
FARMER'S BROTHER, 596, 603-
C06.
Farmer, John, communications
of, 254, 294.
Farrington, Thomas, killed, 139.
Farwell, Lieut. J., under Love-
well, 315.
Felt, J. B., his Hist. of Ipswich,
110, 111, 323.
Fenner, Capt. Arthur, captures
Tift, 219.
Field, Col., wounded at Point
Pleasant, 539; at Braddock's
defeat, 609.
212; Presq'Isle, 549, 576;
Prince George, 377; Recov-
ery, 571,576,687,688; Sandus-
ky, 549; Shirley, 534; Stan-
wix, 613; St. John's, 323;
St. Joseph's, 549; Venango,
532, 549; Washington, 569,
687; Wayne, 569, 573, 574;
Wintermoot, 583.
Foster, Col., in the Florida war,
477, 484.
Fowler, Lieut., in the Florida
war, 484.
FoxON, a witness for Uncas, 161.
Fox Pt., N. H., destroyed, 334.
FRANCIS, of Nauset, 201; a
Seminole, executed, 400, 403;
of Penobscot, 320.
Franklin, Ben., 28, 41, 42; 615.
Frazer, Capt., in the Florida
war, 416-419.
FIFE, JIM, fights under Jack-Freeman, Mr. John, 205.
son, 399.
Fights. See Battles.
Filson, J., his Hist. of Kentucky,
54.
Fisher, Capt., in the Florida
Fiske, Mr., his interview with
WANALANCET, 282.
Fitch, James, missionary to the
Mohegans, 149.
Fire Nations, erroneously so
called, 510.
Flagg, Lieut., killed, 335.
FLAMINGO, Visits Philadelphia,
44.
Flamstead, Dr., visited by In-
dians, 511.
Flat-heads, their country, 8;
their name, 365.
Fleming, Peggy, a captive, re-
leased, 568.
Fleming, Capt. W., killed at
Point Pleasant, 540.
Flinton, Mr., murdered in Flori-
da, 415.
Florida, why so named, 366.
Florida War, 410-416, 461--496.
Flournoy, Colonel, killed, 433.
Floyd, Capt., his retreat from
Lee, 335.
Floyd, Gen., wounded at Au-
tossee, 397.
FLUELLEN, an eastern chief, 275.
Fontaine, Maj., killed at Miami,
686.
Foot, Capt. Samuel, tortured to
death, 335.
Foote, E. T., note of, on the
Senecas, 615.
Forbes, escapes Indians in Flor-
ida, 492.
Ford, capt. in St. Clair's army,
Frenchmen taken by Indians,
84, 85.
Frontenac, Gov., anecdote of,
334.
Frost, Capt., 281, 290; killed,
302.
Frye, Jonathan, killed at Pig-
woket, 315.
Fullam, Jacob, killed at Pigwo-
ket, 317.
Fuller, Dr. Samuel, of Ply-
mouth, 191.
Fuller, Capt., fights PHILIP at
Pocasset, 210, 211.
Fuller's Worthies of England,
70, 178; Worthies of Devon,
Furnis, T., about the Walking
Purchase, 529.
FUXIE, murd. in Florida, 470.
Gadsden, Col., agent in Florida,
463, 464.
Gage, Gen., at Braddock's fight,
Georges, Sir F., his proceedings
about New England, 69, 74.
Georgia, early history of, 369;
first white child born in, 3.9.
Gibbons, Major Edward, 156.
GIBBS, JOHN, an Indian preach
er, 202.
Gibbs, Capt., [Benjamin?] his
treatment of the Praying In-
dians, 180.
Gibson, Col., 520.
Gibson, Capt., at Fort Recovery,
688.
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, 114.
Gill, Col., in the Florida war,
Gaines, Gen., in Wisconsin, 643;
in the Florida war, 429.
Gallup, Capt., exploit, 167; ex-
ecutioner, 170.
Gamble, Col., in Florida war, Gorham, Major, in the Florida
423, 494.
war, 478.
Games, Indians addicted to, 89, Gorton, Rev. Samuel, 119, 128,
Gansevoort, Col., at Fort Stan-
wix, 579--581.
Gardner, Capt., in Dade's fight,
417, 418; killed, 261.
Gardner, Major, in the Florida
war, 476, 480.
Gary, Major, mad prank of, 684.
Fort Augustus, 680; Cataro-Gates, Capt., in the Florida
quoy, 504, 505, 506, 510; Cum-
war, 422.
berland, 609; Dearborn, 630; Gates, Gen. Horatio, 51.
Defiance, 569, 576; Deposite, Gatlin, Dr., killed in Dade's
576; Detroit, 546-552; Du- battle, Florida, 418.
quesne, 607, 608; Edward, Gedney, Col., 306.
189, 225, 257.
Gosnold, Capt., his voyage to
New England, 84.
Gould, E., lost in the fight at
Dunlawton, 426.
Grafton, (Hassanamesit,) a town
of Praying Indians, 179.
Grafton, duke of, 371.
Graham, Capt., in the Florida
war, 422, 423.
Graham, J. A., speech to Indi-
ans, 665.
Graham, Lieut., wounded at
Ouithlecoochee. 422.
547; Erie, 667; Franklin, 607; Geiger, Mr., murdered in Flori- GRAND SUN resists the French,
Greenville,576,577; Hamilton, da, 494.
570; Harmer, 607, 613; In- GELLEMEND. - See
dustry, 575; Jefferson, 570,571,
KELALA-GRANGANEMEO, a Virginia chief,
346, 347.
GRANGULA, speech of to De la
Barre, 502.
661; Katarokkui, 504,505,510; Gemeraye, Lt., defeated,504,505. Granger, Mr., on the Florida
La Bay, 549; Leboeuf, 549; Gendal, Capt., seizes' MUGG,
Loudon,375-7; Madison, 678; 289.
Maumee, 576; Meigs, 620; Gentry, Col., killed at Okeecho-
Miami, 549; Michilimakinak, bee, 483,
548; M'Henry, 663; M'In- GEOFFREY, a noted Abenaki,295.
tosh, 561, 554; Mimms, 389; George, Capt., death of, 673.
Mistick, 169; Monroe, 662: George Sec., 367-369; Third,
Narraganset, 217; Necessity,
532; Niagara, 698; Ouchta-
non, 549; Pitt, 549; Pocasset,
Grant, Col., his expeditions, 379.
Gray, Edward, 242; a family
murdered, 488.
Grayson, Lieut., in the Florida
War, 417.
confers lands on BRANT, 591.
GEORGE, SAGAMORE, (Winne- GREAT MORTAR, a noted Mus
purket,) 105, 111, 278.
Gregory, (Pope,) reforms the
calendar, 85.
Green, Col., exploit of, 492;
Mrs., killed, 493.
Green, B., printer of books in
Indian, 115.
Greenland, N. H., depredations
at, 295.
Greenville, Sir R.,345-347; 360.
Griffin, Mr., an original grantee
of Sudbury, 117.
Grotius, H., on peopling Amer-
ica, 22-26.
Groton, Mass., attacked by the
Nipmuks, 221, 266, 332.
Groves, Capt., in the Florida
war, 476.
GUESS, GEORGE, invents letters,
HAHATUN, (AHATION,) 109.
HALEC-HAGO, his parley with
Jessup, 486.
HALEC-TUSTENUGGE, 492, 494.
HALF-KING, a Huron, 518, 519,
531, 532, 554, 555, 700.
HALF-TOWN, a Seneca chief, 597,
606, 607.
Halket, Sir Peter, killed at Mo-
nongahela, 609.
Halkett, John, Notes on the In-
dians, 178.
Hallibees, massacre of the, 397.
Hall, Mr., family of, captivated,
Hamble, Mr., attacked at Cherry
Valley, 586.
Hamden, Mr.,conjectures about,
83, 89.
Hamilton, Capt., wounded at
Emukfau, 399.
Hamilton, Dr., at Ouithlecoochee
fight, 423.
Hammond, W., killed by a
giant-like Indian, 138.
Hampton, [Winnicumet,] attack
upon, 307.
Hamtramk, Col., with Gen. St.
Clair, 570.
Hanam, Capt., voyage to New
England, 70.
Hand, Gen., his Indian expedi-
tion, 545.
Hanno, his voyage about Africa,
Harrison, Gen., his campaigns,
Harrison, Lieut., in the Florida
war, 484.
Harrison,
-, buys lands of
Pequots, 150.
Hart, Maj., in the Florida war,
47.3.
Hartshorn, Capt.,686-688; kld.,
Harvey, Eliz., of Boston, 700.
Harwood, John, killed at Pig-
woket, 313.
Hassanamesit, its etymology, 115,
HAWKINS, BEN, severely woun-
ded, 394.
HAWKINS, SAM, executed, 394.
Hawley, Rev. Gideon, of Marsh-
pee, 536.
Haynes, J., detects UNCAS's per-
fidy, 123, 125, 141.
Haywood, Dorothy, killed at
Dartmouth, 245.
Haywood, John, History of
Tennessee, 376.
ans, 363.
HILLISHAGO, 398-403; hanged,
Hilton, Capt., his garrison at-
tacked, 334.
Hindly, Lieut., at battle of San
Felasco, 474
Hinkley, Gov., 4; Mr. Thomas,
HIOH, chief of New Albion,
(California,) 83.
History, true, little read, 299;
is not always the same, 363.
Hitchcock, Capt., in the Florida
war, 419, 433.
Hitchcock, Prof., on Geology,
Heads of Englishmen, some Hogtown, murder of Indians
sent by the Narragansets to there, 414, 470.
the Nipmuks, 273; that of HOLATOOCHEE, 479, 494.
PHILIP set on a gibbet, 227; Holioke, Capt., at Turner's
that of MATOONAS, 264; of Falls, 259.
Pequots, set upon Saybrook
fort, 169.
Heald, Capt., defeated and kld.,
360.
Hearne, S., journey to Northern
Ocean, 40.
Heckewelder, John, captivity
of, 519, 534.
Heillman, Major, dies in Flori-
da, 471.
Holmes, J., Travels in America,
Holloman, Capt., killed at camp
McLemore, 432.
Homer, Jonathan, History of
Newton, 180.
Homer, supposed to refer to
America, 21.
Hooder, Capt., his fight at Lake
Suanee, 426.
Henchman, Capt., expedition Hooke, Capt., meets Indians at
of, 276, 280.
Casco, 298.
Henderson, Col., in the Florida Ho-NEC-VETH-TAW-NO-ROW,
war, 478.
visits England, 510.
Henderson, William, 385; Col., HOPEHOOD, 29, 297, 298, 300,
302, 308, 334, 335.
Hopkins, Edward, treaty with
Indians, 125.
Henderson, Lieut., killed in
Dade's fight, 418--420.
HENDRICK, kid. at Lake George,
Harmer, Gen., his disastrous 535.
Hopkins, Stephen, anecdote of,
29, 37, 40.
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