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INDEX OF SUBJECTSVOLUMES 1-50

BOSTONNEW-ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

1908

2 14 7

COMMITTEEON

CONSOLIDATED INDEX

FRANCIS APTHORP FOSTER, ChairmanWILLIAM PRESCOTT GREENLAWNATHANIEL CUSHING NASH, A.M.

COMPILERS AND EDITORS

JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH RAYNEEFFIE LOUISE CHAPMAN, A. B.THEODORA KIMBALL, S. B.

Stanbope iPrcssF. H. CILSON COMPANY

BOSTON. U.S.A.

REGISTER INDEX

A GUIDE

TO THE USE OF THIS INDEX

WILL BE FOUND IN THE

PREFACE

PREFACE

The Subject Index to Volumes 1-50 of the New-England His-torical and Genealogical Register is designed to aid searchers in finding

material in these volumes as directly and quickly as possible.

Entries. Entries are not made for every subject word, but only

where material is actually to be found. Biographical entries can be

supplemented by the Index of Persons in case every reference to a

personal name is desired;geographical entries can be similarly sup-

plemented by the forthcoming Index of Places ; entries for purely

historical material are complete in themselves.

For the bibliographical matter in the Register, namely book-

notices, entry is made under author or editor, if given ; if not, under

subject or title, except in the case of periodicals which are entered

under title only. In addition, all books with genealogical or his-

torical bearing are entered under subjects. Title entries are made

for old and rare books, and other important books having striking

titles.

Page reference is given only to that page on which an article

begins, and the extent of the article is approximately indicated by the

words : note, notice, memoir, etc.

Arrangement. The main arrangement is alphabetical, but to

gain clearness subheads are often arranged logically rather than

alphabetically.

The following plan has been adopted for the arrangement of

material on families, in order to obtain at once a grouping of this ma-

terial and an entry under individual forms of spelling: the main

entry is made under the most common form of name, as evident from

material indexed, with cross references from other forms used. Under

this main entry, where there are variants, the most common form is(Vii)

viii PREFACE

followed by the less common forms alphabetically arranged, with gen-

eral material under the chosen form at the end (see, for illustration,!

Locke, p. 152). Where the variations in the spelling of a surname

consist simply of one or two letters, these forms are often combined I

by the use of parentheses, and the Christian names, regardless of form

of surname, are arranged in one alphabet under this heading (see, for I

illustration, Clark(e), p. 52). In a few cases where variants fall

together alphabetically this grouping is not indicated.

Persons having the same Christian names and surnames are kept

separate and arranged chronologically as far as possible. An indi-

vidual as author or contributor is distinguished from the individual

as subject by the use of italic type for the author or contributor's

Christian names. Titles of honor are retained to aid in distinguish-

ing individuals, but they are not allowed to affect alphabetical

arrangement. Christian names are spelled as they appear in the

Register.

Women are entered under their married name, unless the subjectmatter concerns them simply under their maiden name.

Geographical material is entered under the modern form of name.

In the case of cities and towns, and in a few other instances, the

entries under the old name are grouped after the general or modern

entries. Here, as throughout the Index, cross references are inserted

so that the searcher need look in two places at most to find the

original object of his quest.

The relation between headings and subheadings is brought out by

indention. The first indention is used for Christian names and for

subdivisions of material under families and subjects. The second

indention is used for subordinate material under Christian names, and

under family and subject subheadings.

Type. Three kinds of type are employed : bold-face for names of

families as headings, and for volume numbers ; italic for Christian

names of authors and contributors, and for the words noticed (used for

book notices), see, see also, and in (in analytical references) ; roman

for names of places, subject headings, and all other matter.

PREFACE ix

Punctuation and Capitals. As little punctuation as consistent

with clearness is used. Punctuation is considered unnecessary in

such places as, for instance, after the Christian name of an author (in

italics), or before noticed, often before dates, and between the volume

and page references.

Initial capitals are employed for the names of Societies and

Society periodicals ; but in other cases as few capitals are used as

propriety permits.

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

ABBEAbbe, Richard, notice 7 325Abbot(t), Rev. Dr. Abiel, obituary 1859 13

181Rev. Ephraim, note 29 321; notice 1 250;

obituary 1870 27 88 35 97Isaac, mournful ballad of noticed 41 112John, will 1693 48 275John, deposition 1725 35 164John Stevens, obituary 1881 35 392John Stevens Cabot Daniel Boone, pioneer

of Kentucky noticed 27 110History of Civil war in America noticed21386

History of Maine from discovery byNorthmen to 1875 noticed 30 270

Miles Standish, Puritan captain noticed27 110

Josiah, note on family 48 276Hon. Josiah Gardner, memoir, by C. Cowley

noticed 48 232Abbot(t), Eng. ancestry of New Eng. family,

query 47 483genealogy in preparation 23 474

Abell, Robert, inventory 1663 6 96Abercromby, David, administration of estate

1663 12 275Abigail, ship, passengers for New Eng. 1635

14 313 to 320 37 239Abington, John, will 1694 46 330Abington, Mass., celebration of 150th anni-

versary 1862, note 16 302history, by B. Hobart noticed 21 299see also Bridgewater and Hanover

Abraham Woodward, certificate of exemp-tion 1758 14 201

commission as deputy postmaster atMarblehead 1758 14 200

Abu Hamid Muhammad Al-Gbazzali Alchemyof happiness, tr. by Homes noticed28 358

Acadia, conquest by Dutch 1674, history, byC. W. Tuttle, ed. by Hoyt noticed 44222

conquest by England, capture of Port Royal,papers relating to, 1710-1 30 196

tee also Nova ScotiaAcadians, deportation 1755-6, expedition for,

diary of J. Thomas, surgeon 33 383order for 16 142papers and letters relating to 30 17

Acbnagart genealogical notice, by M. Macraenoticed 49 363

Acrelius, Israel History of New Sweden, tr.by Reynolds noticed 29 208

Acres, Thomas, inventory 1650 7 334Acworth, N.H., history, proceedings of cen-

tennial anniversary, and genealogicalrecords, ed. by J. L. Merrill noticed 24210

ADAMSADAMS and variantsAdams, Alvin, obituary 1877 32 107

Rev. Amos, letter from congregation recom-mending Tate and Brady's version ofPsalms 1737 3 132

Andrew N. Descendants of Jas. and Wm.Adams noticed 49 231 364

Anna, query 49 457Azubah, ancestry, discussion 41 90; dis-

cussion settled 42 109Hon. Charles, memoir, with autograph and

portrait 41 349Charles Francis Address at opening of new

town hall, Braintree 1858 noticed 13270

Address before Phi Beta Kappa Society1873 noticed 27 444

Centennial milestone, address on 100thanniversary of Quincy, Mass. 1892noticed 47 94

History of Braintree, Mass. 1639-1792and Quincy 1792-1889 noticed 46 197

New English Canaan of Thomas Mortonnoticed 37 326

Progress of liberty in 100 years, orationin Taunton July 4, 1876 noticed 31136

Some phases of sexual morality andchurch discipline in colonial New Eng.noticed 46 198

Three episodes of Massachusetts historynoticed 47 94

Charles Francis, and J. Q. Life of JohnAdams noticed 25 303

Charles Francis, and others Genesis of theMassachusetts town and developmentof town-meeting government noticed46 285

Charles Frederick Notices and pedigree ofWalter family 8 209

Daniel, notes on family 33 107Dr. Daniel, obituary 1864 18 378E. George Letter of S. Severance 1775 12

22Prof. Ebenezer, notice 1 80Edwin G. Historical discourse at 100th

anniversary of 1st Congregationalchurch, Templeton, Mass. noticed 1288

Eliashib, notice of family 49 342Rev. Eliphalet. epitaph 1753 12 354Elizabeth, will 1660 41 256Franklin George List of newspapers and

periodicals published in Kansas noticedin 1884 38 359; in 1889 44 228

Transactions of Kansas State HistoricalSociety 1886-8 noticed 45 106

George, obituary 1865 20 87

ADAMS NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEN. REGISTER ADAMS

Adams cont'dGeorge Directories of Salem. Taunton,

and Fall River for 1857 noticed 11 179Massachusetts register noticed for 1853 7

191; for 1854 8 194: for 1857 11283Rhode Island register for 1853 noticed 7371

Rev. Dr. George Moulton Hon. CharlesCarleton Coffin 60 289

Historical discourse at 200th anniver-sary of North church, Portsmouth,N.H. 1871 noticed 28 452

Necrology of N. E. Hist. Geu. Society 60231 364 490

Hannah, note 60 488Henry, will 1647 7 35Henry Life of Albert Gallatin noticed 33

452Prof. Herbert Baxter, letter from Jos. L.

Chester concerning forgery in Adamspedigree 18S0 37 160

Prof. Herbert Baiter Constables 36 1 74 255Contributions to American educational

history, no. 7 noticed 43 441Germanic origin of New England towns

noticed 37 218History of the Thos. Adams and Thos.

Hastings families of Amherst noticed84 432

Salem, Mass., commons and commonersnoticed 36 425

Study of history in American collegesand universities noticed 42 216

Tithingmen rwticed 36 224Rev. Hugh, church records kept principally

at Oyster River, N.H. 1713-30 23178 297 24 27 30 59 32 133 33 80345

parentage, notice 31 17James, inventory 1051 4 320John, inventory 1033 4 34; notice of

family 33 410John, parentage, notice 31 17John, will 1724 48 192Hon. John, records concerning 1700-42

32 132^^

John, administration of estate 1758 18 8131 324

John, administration, history, by G Gibbsnoticed 1 382

denial of authorship of Publicola 179338 82letton to Md from Rev. Win. Bentleyletter to Geo. A. Otis concerning desire

182lme30

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329COlOniM f r independence

letters to Jos. Palmer concerning Revolu-

3W3M)ma"erS 1774 aDd 1776 S0

letters to Gov. Wentworth 1758 6 414

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notice 11 97 'portrait 11 97

John Quincy, funeral discourse 1848, byW. P. Lunt noticed 2 321letter to Rev. J.Adams concerning Adamsancestry 1840 34 67

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reminiscences of 25 373'

ADAMS INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 ALDEN

Adams cont'ddescendants of Wm., by W. S. Appleton

noticed 35 303in Genealogy of descendants of Puri-

tans, by A. Morse noticed 12 179in preparation 32 345note 50 361

pedigree, descendants of Ap Adam 7 39;forgery in 37 159; query 31333

queries on family of Canterbury, Conn. 32242 48 217; answered 33 104

queries on families of New Eng. 33 104queries on family of Simsbury, Conn. 32

340query 15 181

Addeman, Cayt. J. M. Reminiscences of twoyears with colored troops noticed 35206

Adderly, Richard, will 1629 42 397Addington, Isaac, inventory 1652 8 128x

notice of family 4 117Hon. Isaac, letter from John Leverett 1702

4 348obituary 1715 4 264; will 1715 4 119

Addison County, Vt., town histories, notice 7253

Adelphi Club of American Loyalists in Lon-don 1775, regulations 3 82

Adirondack Mountains, N. Y., historicalsketches with early traditions, by N.B. Sylvester noticed 31 352

Adlard, George Sutton-Dudleys of Eng. andDudleys of Mass. noticed 16 385

Admiral Duff, ship, battle with Protector1780, description 2 99

Adultery, law in Mass., by A. McF. Davisnoticed 50 147

Aerial navigation 1784-5, note 20 374Africa, west coast, journal of voyage to, from

Boston, Mass., by J. A. Carnes noticed6 387

Agamenticus Mountain, Me., note 22 316Agawam Plantation, Plymouth co., Mass.,

see WarehamAiken, Rev. Silas Posthumous influence, ser-

mon on death of Hon. Sam'l Hubbard1848 noticed 2 322

AINSWORTH and variantsAynsworth, James, letter from Cotton Mather

introducing Sam'l Sewall 1712 24 112Ainsworth genealogy, families in America, by

F. J. Parker noticed 48 367Aires, see AyresAirmyn, Sir William, note 36 293Akins, Thomas B. Selections from public

documents of Nova Scotia noticed 2492

Alabama, sloop of war, letter concerning,1870 29 11

sinking of, 1864, extract from diary con-cerning 35 342

Alabama claims, Geneva award money,receipt and investment noticed 36 426

Alabama Historical Reporter 1879-80 noticed34 339

Alabama Historical Society, proceedings 187934 209

quarterly periodical proposed, 1880 34 415Albany County, N.Y., genealogies of first

settlers 1630-1800, by J. Pearsonnoticed 28 105

history, note 38 233

Albany, N.Y., almanac, by J. Munsell noticedfor 1866 20 95; for 1876 30 271

annals, by J. Munsell noticed vol. 3 6 304;vol. 10 13 367

First Lutheran church manual 1871noticed 26 98

historical collections, by J. Munsell noticed22 104 24 436 26 218

recollections 1800-8, by G. A. Worth. 3ded. noticed 20 281

(Fort Orange); Reformed Protestant Dutchchurch, notice and illus. 36 238; seal,illus. 36 238

Albee, John New Castle, N.H., historic andpicturesque noticed 38 457

St. Aspenquid of Mt. Agamenticus noticed34 118

Alberdi, J . B. Life and industrial labors ofWm. Wheelwright in S. America, tr.and ed. by Cushing noticed 31 247

Albro, Rev. Dr. John A., obituary 1866 21 183Rev. Dr. John A

.Life of Thomas Shepard

noticed 2 119Alchemy of happiness, by Muhammad AI-

Ghazzali, tr. by Homes noticed 28 358Alchimy, bason of, query 30 240; answered

30 462ALCOCK and variantsAlcock, George, inventory 1640 7 31; will

1640 2 104George, will 1676 60 119

Alcocke, John, will 1667 16 57Thomas, inventory 1657 9 344

Alcott, Dr. William A., lineage 13 273Olcott, Thomas, will 1653 16 342Alcock, genealogical notice, descendants of

John 36 400genealogy, descendants of Thos. of Hart-

ford, Conn., by N. Goodwin noticed 9371

Alden, Abigail, celebration of 87th birthday,notice 20 259; celebration of 88thbirthday, note 21 207

David, record of family 18 299Dr. Ebenezer, memoir, with autograph and

portrait 35 309Dr. Ebenezer Ancient marriage oontrac t

12 353Biographical notices of deceased physi-

cians in Mass. 1 60 178Early history of medical profession in

Norfolk co., Mass., address 1853 8 93Memorial of descendants of Hon. John

Alden to 1869 noticed 36 102Henry, parentage, query 36 85Capt. John, autograph 1631 2 244memoir, by H. A. Hill noticed 39 208note 25 89

John, parentage, query 35 384; answered36 85

John, notice 7 242Jonathan, administration of estate 1703

33 222letter to Col. Winslow 1722 48 310

Judah, letter from Dr. Jas. Thacher con-cerning Newburgh addresses 182542 165

papers, items from 39 186M. L. T. Letter of Jonathan Alden of

Marshfield 1722 48 310Snow genealogy 47 81 186 341 48 71

188 49 71 202 451

ALDEN NEW-ENG. HIST.

ALLEN INDEX OF SUBJECTS VOLS. 1-50 ALLISON

Allen cont'dRev. Dr. Stephen, and W. H. Pilsbury

History of Methodism in Maine 1793-1886 noticed 42 121

Hon. Stephen Merrill, obituary 1894 48 472Hon. Stephen Merrill Branch of Allen

family in New Eng. 10 225Myles Standish, with account of dedica-

tory exercises of monument ground,Duxbury, Mass. 1871 noticed 26 101

William Claiborne 27 125Rev. Stephen T. Address in Merrimack,

N.H., at centennial celebration 1846noticed 2 225

W. Indian deed of lands in Middleborough.Mass. 1686 15 173

Walter, descendants, queries 49 343Walter Memoir of George Bruce Upton

29 1Willard Spencer Genealogy of Sam'l Allen

of Windsor, Conn., and descendantsnoticed 31 135 237

Longmeadow, Mass., families 31 318 41732 67 175 302 400 33 68 202 319 41634 31 187 264 386 35 25 159 236 35636 75 165 313 37 358 38 46 157

Records of Hull, Mass. 27 360 28 6731 76

Samuel Allen of Windsor, Conn., anddescendants 30 444

William, will 1648 46 331Rev. William, church records of Green-

land, N.H. 1707-57 28 252 415 2930

notice 1 248Rev. Dr. William, obituary 1868 23 216Rev. Dr. William Accounts of shipwrecks,

etc., note 23 472American biographical dictionary, 3d ed.

noticed 11 280Descendants of Alice Bradford 9 127Publications, list 23 217

Hon. William Genealogy of Allen family1568-1882, ed.byj. Allen noticed 36346

William Memoir of Hon. Nahum Mitchell18 221

Prof. William Francis Rev. John Allen ofDedham 41 68 42 267

Prof. William Francis, and D. E. SpencerHigher education in Wisconsin noticed43 441

Dr. William Henry, obituary 1882 37 98Allan, George Hayward, obituary 1886 40 411

George Hayward Sketch of Col. John Allanof Maine 30 353

Col. John, interview with Indian chiefs atWashington, D.C., 1801 36 403

letter from Capt. John Preble concerningIndians 1780 30 359

letter from Dr. Isaac Winslow 1775 30354

memoir 30 353military operations in eastern Maine andNova Scotia during Revolution, frompapers of, with notes by F. Kiddernoticed 21 389

narrative of proceedings with EasternIndians 1776-93 12 254

Col. John Character of Geo. Washington3 389

John, sale of his library 18 295

Alleine, Joseph Alarm to unconverted sinners

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advertisement concerning, 1764 13 350Alleyn, Edmund, will 1616 45 236Edward, query on family 33 357

Allin, Ephraim, autograph 1688 34 276George, letter to Experience Mitchell 1661

6 95John, will 1663 6 94Rev. John, identity of clergymen of Ded-

ham and Ipswich, Mass., discussion42 267 311

monument to, in Dedham, Mass. 9 103notice 41 68

Allyn, Charles Battle of Groton Heights,Conn., by W. W. Harris, with notesnoticed 36 342

Col. John, letter from Hon. John Saffinsuggesting conciliation of Conn, withking 1687 4 222

notice 23 171Matthew, Eng. home, note 48 496Matthew, bill for surveying 30 110Richard, will 1662 50 505Thomas, Eng. home, note 48 496

Allyne, James, will 1621 50 504Allen, deaths in Windsor, Conn. 5 366

genealogical notice, descendants of Ralphof R.I. and N.J. 25 144

descendants of Sam'l 10 225genealogy, by A. W. Allen noticed 27 104

descendants of Geo. of Sandwich, Mass.1568-1882, by W. Allen, ed. by J.Allen noticed 36 346

descendants of Gilbert, by J. K. Allenand E. Salter noticed 37 423

descendants of Jas. of Medfield, Mass.,by J. Allen noticed 23 488

descendants of Capt. Nath'l, by F. M.Stoddard noticed 46 292

descendants of Roger, by J. K. Allenand E. Salter noticed 37 423

descendants of Sam'l of Windsor, Conn.30 444; by W. S. Allen noticed 31 135237

family of Dedham and Medfield, Mass.,by F. A. Hutchinson noticed 50 376

family of Manchester, Mass., to 1886, byJ. Price noticed 43 447

in preparation 44 319queries 41 220

Allerton, Isaac, autograph 8 265; memoir 8265; record of family 8 270

Hon. Isaac, will 1702 44 292Isaac, will 1739 44 294Willoughby, will 1724 44 294Willoughby, will 1759 44 295

Allerton genealogy, descendants of Isaao 44290; by I. J. Greenwood noticed 44 41745 109

Alley, Hugh, deposition concerning Col. JohnHumphrey's farm at Lynn, Mass.,1662 31 308

Philip, inventory 1655 9 138Alleyn, see AllenAllibone, Samuel Austin, obituary 1889 46

283Samuel Austin Critical dictionary of Eng-

lish literature and British and Americanauthors noticed 14 177 31 129

Alligator, cruiser, note 24 303Allin (g), see AllenAllison, Thomas, query 39 290; answered 39

389

ALLISON NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEN. REGISTER AMERICA

33 362

Allison genealogy 1135-1893, by L. A. Morri-son noticed 48 234

Allsopp, see AlsopAllwood, Richard, will 1644 47 135Allyn (e), see AllenAllyn's Point, Conn., epitaphs 3 125Almanac, American, noticed for 1848 2 223-

for 1849 3 99; for 1850 4 93; for 18516 99; for 1855 9191; for 1857 11179;for 1858 12 180; for 1860 15 84- for1861 15 181

for fixing day of week for any given date20 40

Almanacs, for 3000 years, pub. by CoburnBros, noticed 35 403

interleaved, diaries in 1 73 7 205 341 818 15 58 16 63 17 304 346 19 237329 30 435 31 49 35 28 41 388

of New Eng., with particular mention ofthose of R. I., by A. Perry noticed 39406

Almira, name, query 33 104Alofsen, Salomon, obituary 1876ALSOP and variantsAlsop, Josias, will 1666 44 91Timothy, will 1664 45 297

Allsopp, John, will 1646 44 91Alsop, coat of arms, illus. 46 366

items concerning family in New HavenConn. 46 368

pedigree 44 92family of Alsop-in-the-Dale, Eng. 46 366

Aluey, Richard, will 1639 49 391Alvord Rev. Henry Clay Descendants of

Jonathan Gillet, by S. C. Gillette 47168; noticed 47 383

Alvord genealogy, descendants of Alexander,in Burke and Alvord memorial, byJ. A. Bou telle noticed 19 189

Ambler, Richard, notice of family 39 333Ambrose, Cicely, will 1639 47 393Henry, inventory 1658 9 346Peter, will 1653 47 393Peter, will 1655, note 42 312William, will 1638 47 392

America, author, first born in, query 25 294bibliography catalogue of books in libraryof John Carter Brown, by J. R. Bartlettnoticed 30 256

illustrated books, 1493-1889, by J FHunnewell noticed 45 105rare^books, catalogue, pt. 1 noticed 39

rare books descriptive catalogue, by Hand H.N. Stevens, vol. 3, pi 1 J,Qrare books, sale prices, 1864

1866 20 289biography, see Biography, Americancoins copper of Earl of Stirling 1632, byJi. *. Slafter noticed 28 360co omst

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1600-la oSinalhst_s. ed. by J. C. Hotten noticed 29

colonization, by English, descendants ofpromoters, query 45 310by English in 17th century, by E DNeill noticed 28 353 '

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Slafter noticed 28 106d.scourse by R. Hakluyt, with pref. by I

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18 295;

America cont'dL. Woods, ed. by C. Deane noticed 31439

Generall historie by John Smith as anauthority on, discussion 47 205

1610-25, notes 28 314congress, first in, New York 1690, query

10 200discovery by Columbus, history, by H.

Hakes noticed 46 413; by F. Sauii.lersnoticed 46 409

by Northmen, address 1887, by E. N.Horsford noticed 42 332

by Northmen, 985-1015, discourse 1888by E. F. Slafter noticed 45 255

by Northmen, illustrated by loelandiosagas, ed. by B. F. De Costa noticed23 236; 2d ed. noticed 44 226

by Northmen, notice 7 13see alio under names of discoverers andNorthmen

exploration, Pore Marquette at Mackinawand Chicago, by II. H. Hurlbut noticed33 125

explorers, by T. W Higginson noticed 31351

grants of land to individuals by kinirquery 23 102

heraldry, see Heraldry, in Americahistory, colonial, illustrated by contemp-

orary medals, by C. W. Betts, ed. byMarvin and Low noticed 48 232

cyclopedia in preparation 32 339future of, address, by C. II. Hell 25 317gleanings, by If. B. Dawson, pt 4

noticed 20 190military, in preparation 14 295notes 29 295 30 231 299 410 31 >l

147 265 393manners and customs before Revolution mi

Memoirs, by A. Grant noticed 31 l'.;smap (Simancas), notice 46 84

proof of discovery of St. George's riverMe. 46 181

reasons against assigned date of 1610 46

reasons for assigned date of 1610 46 401 47 216 '

memorable days coining on 21st of month16 347

mythology, by D. G. Brinton noticed 87 104name, history 47 164

origin, investigations concerning by JMarcou noticed 43 111newspapers in 1884, notice 38 341

in 1887, note 41 317passengers to, lists 30 39 459 31 309 32407 33 307 37 102physicians, graduates of Univ. of Edin-

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America cont'dvoyages to, early collections, bibliographi-

cal essay 15 97 205voyages to, 16th century 23 192tee also American colonies, North America,

and United StatesAmerica, ship-of-war, letter concerning, 1749

28 457America Dissected, by J. McSparran, reprint,

in History of Episcopal church inNarragansett, by W. Updike noticed1 383

American aborigines, see Indians of NorthAmerica

American almanac noticed for 1848 2 223;for 1849 S 99 ; for 1 850 4 93 ; for 1 85

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6 99; for 1855 9 191; for 1857 11179;for 1858 12 180; for 1860 15 84; for1861 15 181

American ancestry noticed 42 127 333 43219

American Antiquarian noticed 1878 32 365;1879 34 112 225

American Antiquarian Society, bibliography,by N. Paine noticed 37 329

library, notice, 1873, by N. Paine noticed27 448

local history in, memorandum noticed24 343

Mather publications, catalogue, by N. Painenoticed 34 227

portraits and busts in possession of, list30 22

proceedings 1867 22 84; 1872 27 100;1873 28 219

proceedings noticed 1849 4 371; 1863 18216; 1867 21386; 1868 23 373; 186923 494 24 344; 1871 25 399; 187226 454; 1874 28 482; 1876 31 243;1877 32 360

report of council 1875, by S. A. Greennoticed 30 269

report of council 1889, by A. P. Peabodynoticed 44 335

semicentennial meeting 1863, notice 18110

transactions and collections noticed vol.3, pt. 1 5 100; vol. 7 40 126

American bibliopolist noticed 1875 29 338;1877 31 247

American bookseller 1877, note 31 362American chronicles of the times, query 30

390American church review 1872 noticed 26 355American colonies, area, estimate in 1726 20

7commissions 1717-51, list 26 402conflict between French and English 1745-

55, papers of Sir Wm. Pepperrell con-cerning 28 451

Congress of 1774, centennial oration inPhila., by H. A. Brown noticed 29 337

desire for independence, letters concerning,1821 30 326

donations to people of Boston duringoperation of Port Bill 1774-6, list 30378

founders, essay on origin of, by W. H.Whitmore noticed 19 95

history, chart, by E. H. Watson noticed38 245

independent attitude, letter of Gen. Gageconcerning, 1765 30 303

American colonies, cont'dmilitary expeditions 1739-59, list 26 333population in 1700 1 377prisoners redeemed in Algiers 1681, list 38

384royal arms, emblems, and memorials in

use before Amer. Revolution, by E. F.Slafter noticed 43 331

see also America, Great Britain, Stamp Act,names of colonies, and names of warsand expeditions participated in

American Ethnological Society proceedings1882 36 202; 1883 37 316

American families, fortunes of, history inpreparation 33 244

American Folk-lore Society, foundation,notice 44 215

American genealogical queries noticed for1887 41 437; for 1889 43 335

American genealogies, list 11 354 13 6American Geographical Society proceedings

1880 34 322American historical record noticed 1872 26

222; 1874 28 230 29 126see also Potter's American monthly

American historical register 1894 noticed 4998

American journal of education, vol. 4 noticed11 363

American Journal of Numismatics noticed 187125 308; 1874 28 362; 1877 31 456

American library journal, vol. 1 noticed 32111

American notes and queries noticed nos. 1and 2 11 180; no. 18 43 443

American Philosophical Society, celebrationof centennial of Benj. Franklin's death1890, notice 44 317

see also Junto, of Benj. FranklinAmerican Pomological Society, address, by

M. P. Wilder noticed 1879 34 118;1883 38 245

foundation, notice 21 110American Revolution, Bermuda during, notice

50 441Boston in, incidents 7 139

reminiscences of Mary Turrell 14 149British flags in, query 27 310centennial orations and proceedings 18745

noticed 30 138conciliatory measures of Great Britain 1778,

note 30 351Continental Army, clothing for, letter con-

cerning, 1776 30 335; receipt for,1775 13 199

command by Geo. Washington 1775, cen-tennial anniversary, oration 29 410;proceedings 29 499; proceedingsnoticed 30 394

General hospital, northern department,staff 18 30

Mass. muster rolls, returns of Jas. Barrett1777-8 50 15 468

officers, list 20 37officers near Boston June 1775, list 23

259,

pay rolls, miscellaneous 50 198soldiers, discharge, resolutions concern-

ing. 1783 20 37332d regiment, remonstrance against

Tories 1775, with notes on signers 2210

AMERICAN NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEN.REGISTER AMHERST

32

40

American Revolution cont dContinental Congress, 1st meeting, 1774,

centennial anniversary oration 29 4^6letter to Silas Deane in France 1776 31

1 Tmedical committee, letter from Dr. Jona.

Potts 1777 18 29Continental Navy, uniforms 17.6-7, de-

scription 30 391currency, depreciation 1781, note 22 342

Deerfield, N. H., declaration for armedresistance to Eng. 24 5

diaries 1775 13 177 19 255 20 11

1775-6 19 313 30 321 60 3571777 15 2991777-8 19 329 29 131777-9 30 174 343 31 18 212 284

70 165 2801779 16 27

documents concerning 4 67 30 331European collection in preparation

112Haldimand MSS., publication proposed

34 412English press comments 1777 30 346French aid to, 1780, historical account 27

407French in, by T. Balch, translation, note

45 250Hessian troops, uniforms, description 60

357historical and genealogical material in U. S.

Pension bureau, notice 30 106history, documents concerning, ed. by

G. Hunt noticed 46 201Indians in, memorandum by Gen. Bur-

goyne 1777 26 238influence upon acquisition of Mississippi

valley, by C. F. Robertson noticed 38359

justification 29 358 370last men of, by E. B. Hillard noticed 19 287letters 1773 4 88 8 108 30 304

1774 13 329 22 337 23 274 30 30543 143

1775 8 373 11 125 136 165 12 22 18113 330 14 100 19 135 23 277 30307 322 371 36 397 43 148 44 161 17445 242

1776 4 70 8 231 13 206 231 15 178 1824 19 342 20 68 23 207 28 24329 170 30 302 309 332 35 83 44172

1777 2 48 12 106 356 13 206 14 12115 240 18 29 19 148 22 421 29 17130 316 336 44 173

1778 11 122 12 316 14 22 17 54 1834 23 183 27 58 30 317 337 44 173

1779 4 304 30 339 35 84 44 1741780 18 35 19 214 30 3411781 10 127 11 34 16 169 30 3201782 10 127 44 1751783 15 61

New York city during, papers in-MercantileLibrary Assoc, noticed 15 355

New York sons of liberty, by H. B. Dawsonnoticed 15 275

Old roll of fame noticed 19 287petition to George III by Americans in

London 1774 19 133poems, by P. Freneau, ed. by Duyckinck

noticed 20 191camp song of 1775 11 191

American Revolution cont'dTea ships 1774 11 337

prisoners in Forton prison, Eng. 1777-9,

notes 30 174 343 31 18 212 284 3870 165 280; roll 33 30

relics, preservation, notice 27 83reminiscences and memorials, by A. B.

Mu/.zev noticed 37 216Rhode bland veterans 1828, note 7 194royalist handbill distributed among British

in Boston 1771 21 60sermons, political, ed. by J. W. Thornton

noticed 15 84tactic*, drill in Vs., letter concerning, 1775

47 324tee also Canada, Loyalist-. Great I

United States, and names of battles,expeditions, places besieged, and ships

American Statistical Association, collectionvol. l noticed 2 lis

publications noticed 48336 45 836Americana, sea America, bibliographyAmericanists, international congress, pro-

gram lssi noticed 35 299Americans, in China, epitaphs 11 255Americana of royal desoent, genealogies, by

c. H. Browning, 3d ed. noticed 49 227Ames, Abel, query 38 M

Elizabeth, letter from Rev. Thos. Princeconcerning his father's estate 173834 58

Ellis, obituary 1K84 39 91Frederick Lothrop, memoir, with autograph

and portrait 49 273Joan, notice 42 270Dr. Nathaniel, almanacs, advertisement

1760 12 195notice 16 2.~>~>

Hon. Oakes, obituary 1873 29 118Hon. Oliver, obituary 1877 31 342Gov. Oliver, obituary 1895 50 83Reginald Genealogical memoranda of Ames

family noticed 45 IdsHon. Samuel, obituary 1865 21 1H8Solomon, notice of family 4 374Rev. Dr. William, notice 33 196William, inventory 1654 9 142William, will 1089 42 269

Ames, genealogical memoranda, by R. Amesnoticed 46 108

genealogical notice, descendants of Richard16 255

genealogy, descendants of Sam'l, by J.Kimball noticed 45 256

pedigree, descendants of Wm. 42 270queries 11 246

Amesbury, Mass., genealogy, notice 50 75history, note 31 117 32 97military documents with lists of soldiers

1686-1746 50 338oaths of freemen and allegiance, persons

taking, 1069 and 1677 6 201 202petition in relation to a military officer

1680 18 76see also Salisbury

Amherst, Mass., church bells, notice 28 287First church of Christ, celebration of 150th

anniversary, proceedings noticed 44410

genealogy, in Genealogies of Hadley familiesnoticed 19 284

see also Hadley

AMHERST INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 ANDREWS

Amherst, N. H., history and genealogy, byD. F. Secomb noticed 38 104

Amherst College, alumni, biographical record1821-71, ed. by W. L. Montague andothers noticed 37 421

memorial speech in support of, 1849, by E.Everett noticed 3 405

necrology 1867-8 23 82; 1868-9 24 169Amies, John, will 1647 44 389Amitie, ship, passengers for West Indies 1635

14 356Ammen, Rear Adm. Daniel American inter-

oceanic ship canal question noticed 34222

Ammidown, Holmes, obituary 1883 37 413Holmes Genealogical record of Ammidown

family with notices of other familiesof Southbridge, Mass. noticed 32 366

Historical collections noticed 28 480Ammidown genealogy, by H. Ammidown

noticed 32 366Amory, James Sullivan, obituary 1884 39

89Thomas Coffin, letter from John P. Pren-

dergast concerning J. Wingate Thorn-ton 1879 33 282

obituary 1889 46 279Thomas Coffin Daniel Sullivan's visits to

Gen. John Sullivan 1781, to explaindeclarations in Sir Henry Clinton'ssecret journal noticed 39 205

Life of Adm. Sir Isaac Coffin noticed 40344

Materials for history of family of JohnSullivan of Berwick and O'Sullivans ofArdea, Ire. noticed 47 493

Memoir of John Wingate Thornton 33273

Military services and public life of Maj.Gen. John Sullivan noticed 23 372

Necrology of N. E. Hist. Gen. Society29 203

Old Cambridge and new 25 221; noticed26 102

Our English ancestors 26 405Reminiscences 18 228Transfer of Erin 28 163 291 423 29 81

185; noticed 31 354William Blaxton noticed 41 116

Col. Thomas Isaac Coffin, obituary 1864 1977

Amory, coat of arms, illus. 10 59genealogical history 10 59see also Emery

Amos, Elisha, complaint against Sam'l Allen,Ruth Hillman, and Matthias Shetup1748 11 245

Amoskeag, N. H., see ManchesterAmoskeag Veterans, address before, 1855, by

C. E. Potter noticed 9 290Amsden genealogical notice 15 21Amsterdam, Netherlands, Chamber, seal

1623, illus. 36 236Amyand, Isaac, will 1739 46 332Anabaptists in Mass. 1730, note 41 94Ancestors, statistics 6 242 50 220Ancestral charts, see Genealogical chartsAncestry, English, mistakes in tracing 14 193Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company

of Mass., field day 1701, notice 46 398history, note 29 315history 1637-1888, by O. A. Roberts, vol.

1 noticed 50 235

Ancient, etc. cont'droll of members 1638-1894 noticed 50 145222d anniversary, proceedings and sermon

by W. H. II. Murray noticed 25 307230th anniversary, sermon, by R. S. Storrs

noticed 23 374Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, see Free-

masonryAncocus, N. J., see RancocasAnderson, Dr. Alexander Illustrations of

Mother Goose's Melodies noticed 28481

Archer Robert Edward Lee, address 1890noticed 44 411

Cornelius, Consort, note 37 172 38 43Henry, will 1675 46 334J. Corbet Family of Leete, by C. Bridger

noticed 36 426John, note on family 46 336; will 1677

46 335John Farwell, memoir, with autograph and

portrait 43 121Sir Richard, will 1632 43 390Brig. Gen. Robert, obituary 1871 27 223

Anderson genealogical notice, descendantsof John 43 198

Andover, co. Hants, Eng., church wardensaccounts, ed. by C. Collier and R. H.Clutterbuck noticed 42 125

records, ed. by R. H. Clutterbuck noticed46 197

records discovered, note 39 83Andover, Mass., history, note 32 427

military documents with lists of soldiers1686-1746 50 338

records of births, marriages, and deaths,publication, note 43 96

records of marriages 1647-1700 3 65records of deaths 1650-1700 2 377South church, historical manual noticed 14

79Andover, N. H., centennial, note 33 356

history in preparation 34 104 316Andover Theological Seminary, catalogue 1880

noticed 37 421Andre, Maj. John, execution, note 48 74

monument in Westminister Abbey 1791,notice 15 292

will 1780 6 63ANDREWS and variantsAndrews, A Ifred Genealogical history of Joh n

and Mary Andrews with descendantsto 1872 noticed 27 450

Genealogical history of Dea. StephenHart and descendants 1632-1875noticed 30 269

Genealogy and ecclesiastical historynoticed 23 239

Benjamin, will 1687 49 488Rev. David Centennial discourse in Pepper-

ell, Mass. 1847 noticed 2 117Elizabeth, maiden name, query 33 356Lieut. George Genealogy of Andrews family

40 21 ; noticed 40 234Genealogy of Andrews of Taunton and

Stoughton, Mass. 1656-1886 noticed42 224

H. Franklin History of Hamlin family1639-1894. pt. 1 noticed 49 231

Hannah (Elden). longevity 30 392Henry, will 1652 5 259Rev. Dr. Israel Ward, memoir, with portrait

42 341

ANDREWS NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEN. REGISTER APPLK'K i.\

Andrews cont'dRev. Dr. Israel Ward Marietta colony of

1788 42 349Washington co. and early settlements ofOhio, centennial address 1876 noticed32 256

Mary, will 1653 5 261Rev. S. M. Sketch of Elder Daniel Hix, with

history of 1st Christian church inDartmouth, Mass. noticed 34 338

Samuel Letter from John Corbin to RalphSprague 1651 4 289

Letter from John Hancock to HenryQuincy 1779 4 304

William Turell, obituary 1879 34 209Andrew, Gov. John Albion, memoir, with

autograph and portrait 23 1Gov. John Albion Address before N. E.

Hist. Gen. Society 1867 21 121Hon. John Forrester, obituary 1895 50 103William, receipt 1677 13 378

Andrewes, Joan, will 1597 46 333John, will 1649 46 333Lancelot, will 1626 46 418Sarah, will 1669 45 298

Androwes, William, conveyance 1589 43 159Andrews, genealogical notice 23 11

genealogical records of family in Wethers-field, Conn. 15 242

genealogy, descendants of John of Boston,Mass. 1656-1886, by G. Andrewsnoticed 42 224

descendants of John of Farmington,Conn., by A. Andrews noticed 27 450

descendants of John of Taunton 40 21

;

noticed 40 234meeting of family proposed 14 374

Andros, Sir Edmund, coat of arms, notice 42180

expedition to Saybrook, Conn. 1675notice 24 327

letter to Ensign Sharpe 1680 11 32obituary 1714 4 260tax lists under, see Jeffries, Walter L.,Taxes under Gov. Andros

will 1714 42 179Andros tracts, collection of pamphlets and

official papers issued 1689-92, pub.j Prince Society noticed 24 90Androscoggin, name, meaning 23 212

Androwes, see AndrewsAndrus, see AndrewsAngel(l), John, notice 14 31

Rebecca, will 1676 60 119AneCl

350rie1, ShiP

'

Passenger list-

APPLETON INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 ARKANSAS

Appteton cont'dHon. Nathan, memoir, with autograph and

portrait 16 1obituary 1861 15 357

Hon. Nathan Introduction of power loomand origin of Lowell, Mass. noticed 1381

Remarks on currency and banking, 3ded. noticed 12 177

Rev. Nathaniel, notice 10 150Nathaniel, letters from Wm. Ellery on

opposition to the Union in R.I. 1789-9017 53

letter from Col. Trumbull concerning payfor American soldiers 1778 30 337

receipt for fine 1779 16 383Maj. Samuel, letter from Gov. Leverett

1675 48 319division in King Philip's war, history

38 429Hon. Samuel, memoir, with autograph and

portrait 8 9obituary 1853 7 372

Thomas, will 1504 7 37Thomas, autograph 1577 23 209Thomas, notice of family 25 294Hon. William, memoir, with portrait 17

293; obituary 1862 16 175William, obituary 1877 31 439William Sumner Ancestry of early settlers

in New Eng. 21 250Ancestry of Priscilla Baker 1674-1731

noticed 25 96Ancestry of Mary Oliver 1640-98 noticed22 371

Axtell of America 44 50Braintree troubles, 1683 19 53Century of Senate of U. S. noticed 50 145Deed of confirmation of lands in Rowley

1650 19 107Deposition of John Deverick 1666 19

311Depositions of Phillip Long and Sam'IYounglove 16 49

Descendants of Rev. Thos. Jenner 19246

Early wills illustrating ancestry of HarriotCoffin noticed 48 234

English ancestry of Winslow family 21209

English captives in Canada 28 158English wills 27 238 31 413Families of Weir or Wyer in Charlestown,

Mass. 25 246Family of Badcock of Milton, Mass. 19

215; noticed 36 303Family of Merriam of Mass. noticed 46

203Family of Puffer of Mass. noticed 36 228Family of Wm. Sawyer of Newbury,

Mass. 28 194Family of Nath'l Sparhawk of Cambridge19 125

Gray and Coytmore 34 253 ; noticed 34432

Greenleaf ancestry 38 299Letter from Paul Dudley to John Cham-

berlayne 1722 19 20Marriages in Boston, Mass. 34 190Memorials of Cranes of Chilton, Eng.

noticed 22 371Merriam family and connections 22 160

Appleton cont'dMore passengers for New Eng. 25 13Notes on Axtell family 22 143One branch of Adams family 18 244Origin of the Merriams and other families

of Concord, Mass. 24 164Parkers of America 32 337Positive pedigrees and authorized arms45 187

Pratt and Trerice 18 66 46 173Puffer family 22 288Record of descendants of Wm. Sumner

of Dorchester, Mass. 1636 noticed 34120

Rogers, Sparhawk, and Crane 18 243Some descendants of Wm. Adams noticed

35 303Some descendants of Win. Sawyer ofNewbury, Mass. noticed 45 256

Sparhawk, Rogers, Stoughton, Cooper21 172

William Sumner, and E. J. Forsler Fostersof Charlestown, Mass. 25 67

Appleton, coat of arms, illus. 23 209genealogy, descendants of Sam'I of Ipswich,

by I. A. Jewett noticed 4 368monument, inscriptions 17 296pedigree, facsimile 23 209queries 45 248

Apprenticeship, indenture of, 1747 34 311Apsley, Edward, will 1651 38 418Apthorp(e), Edward, will 1645 46 432

John, will 1648 46 433Simon, will 1653 46 433Stephen, will 1619 46 431

Apthorp(e) coat of arms, illus. 18 271Archaeologia Americana, see American Anti-

quarian Society, transactions and col-lections

Archaeological Institute of America proceed-ings 1881 35 285

Archaeology in Europe and America, com-parison, by S. D. Peet noticed 34 112

ARCHDALE and variantsArchdale, Abraham, will 1631 43 159

John, deposition concerning Purchase'spatent of lands in Maine 1688 13 303

note 18 287; notice 29 46Martin, will 1597 43 157Matthew, will 1599 431 158 21 28 131Abraham Book of Cod's PTOvidenOM,

introduction 2 45; MS., query 45 1tHjAbram English Beneath old roof trees

noticed 60 369Flag of Minute men, Apr. 19, 17T5, originand history noticed 49 I7d

Genealogy of Bedford old families noticed49 '.

BROWNE INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 BROWNELL

Brown(e) cont'dRev. Frederick, obituary 1886 42 320Rev. Frederick Gorges family 29 44Rev. G. W. Last sermon in old State St.

M. E. church, Troy, N.Y. 1871 noticed25 307

George, query 33 443George Henry, obituary 1865 20 84George Morgan, Brewster ancestry of,

notice 50 360obituary 1895 50 86

Cvorge Morgan John Browne of the OldColony 1634-62 36 368

Grace, inventory 1651 8 58Helline, will 1616 49 497Hon. Henry Armitt, memoir with four

historical orations, ed. by J. M. Hoppinnoticed 34 226

obituary 1878 33 272Hon. Henry Armitt Oration on 100th

anniversary of meeting of 1st Con-tinental Congress 1774 29 426; noticed29 337

Hugh, inventory 1670 48 325Hugh, note on family 21 256J. Cave History of Boxley parish, Eng.,

and account of Wiat family noticed 46410

James, will 1651 7 335Dr. James, letter to Dr. Jona. Potts 1777

18 34John, will 1596 48 482John, application to Mass. Company 1629

35 252autograph 1629 35 253

John, deed from Indians 1625, notice 31188

notice of family 31 185John, relationship to Peter of Duxbury,

Mass., papers proving 37 276John, memoir 36 368; correction 39 291

;

will 1662 6 94Rev. John, notice 6 272Col. John, letters to Gen. Lincoln concern-

ing battles of Ticonderoga and Dia-mond Island 1777 26 150 151

Rev. John, letter to Congregational minis-ter, Wrentham, Mass. 1854 8 245

Rev. John Congregational church at Wren-tham, Eng. noticed 13 78

History of Congregationalism and memo-rials of churches in Norfolk and Suf-folk noticed 33 124

Rev. Dr. John Pilgrim fathers of New Eng.and Puritan successors noticed 50 234

Hon. John Bundy, obituary 1881 35 306John Carter, library, catalogue of Ameri-

cana, by J. R. Bartlett noticed 30256

obituary 1875 30 139John Coffin Jones Atherton family in Eng-

land 35 67Name and armorial bearings of Coffin

family 35 376; noticed 36 102Newbury and the Bartlett family 40 192Notes on Bacons of Va. 37 196Youngman family 35 45

Gen. John Marshall Coasting voyages inGulf of Maine 1604-6, by SamiChamplain noticed 30 268

John Mason Political beginnings of Ken-tucky noticed 44 414

Rev. Joseph, notice 1 245

Brown(e) cont'dMoses, will 1688 49 262Moses, notice, with autograph and portrait

39 9Moses, anecdote 36 193Nathaniel, descendants, query 37 89

pedigree 48 269Nicholas, inventory 1648 7 174Nicholas, autograph 1643 33 61Nicholas, military service, query 50 71Capt. Oliver, memoir, by II. E. Hayden

noticed 37 423Peter, inventory 1633 4 34

relationship to John of Duxbury, Mass.,papers proving 37 276

spectacles brought over in Mayflower,note 20 141

Richard, inventory 1661 10 270Samuel, application to Mass. Company

1629 35 252autograph 1629 35 253

Samuel, query 43 202Rev. Samuel, record of family 3 374Sarah, will 1646 46 337Seth Ingersoll, notice 50 225Stephen, Eng. ancestry, query 36 82Susan, will 1627 46 314Thomas, deposition 1621 28 133Thomas, will 1663 39 71William, will 1662 11 175William, deed from Ralph King 1684 29

281Col. William, letter concerning devices on

continental bills and list of Americanofficers near Boston, June 1775 28259

William Garrolt Archives of Harvarduniversity 49 35

Brown(e), estate, claimants, notice 22 463genealogical notice, family of Hampton,

N.H. 6 232; corrections and additions9 219

family of Salem, Mass. 20 243genealogical record, family of Salisbury,

Mass. 7 312genealogy 1851, note 5 471

descendants of Chad noticed 42 337descendants of Nicholas of Reading,

Mass. 44 281descendants of Silas noticed 33 267in preparation 38 233. 40 409 41 102

historical notice, family of Concord, Mas3.38 389 395

letters 25 352record of family in Nottingham, Penn.

noticed 24 98Brown University, alumni who have held

official positions, list 43 375; com-parison with other colleges 44 286

centennial celebration 1864, notice 19 172history, by R. A. Guild noticed 22 220medical school, history, by C. W. Parsons

noticed 35 298necrology 1866-7 22 85; 1867-8 23 83;

1868-9 24 171portraits and busts in possession of, list

29 240Brownell, Harriet A . Genealogy of Fields of

Providence, R.I. noticed 33 267Joan, will 1590 48 108Thomas, note on family 46 455

Brownell genealogy noticed 47 23937

BROWNING NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEN. REGISTER BULKI.KY

BrowniDg, Charles H., protest against somedeductions in Hayden's Virginia gene-alogies 48 210; notice 48 343

Charles H. Americans of royal descent,3d ed. noticed 49 227

Oscar Teaching of history in schools noticed42 216

Wilkinson, query on family 49 457Brownists, petition of Eng. subjects falsely

so-called, 1592 13 259; reprinted, note14 191

Bruce, William Downing, obituary 1875 36418

Bruce genealogy, in Upton memorial, by J.A. Vinton noticed 28 228

BrudenelL Edmund, petition 5 164Bruen, Obadiah, notice 20 36Bruen, note 20 165; notes 28 244; notice

19 107Brumpstead, Ann, will 1658 48 127Brumpsted, Rose, will 1666 47 400Thomas, will 1690 48 127

Bruns, Dr. John Dickson, obituary 1883 38238

Brunswick, Me., history, by G. A. and H. VV.Wheeler noticed 32 252

Brunswick, N.C., note 13 329Brusey, William, deposition 1680 32 74Brush, Crean, query 40 106; answered 40

211Bruton, Richard, memoir, by F. W. Weaver

noticed 46 412BRYANT and variantsBryant, David, obituary 1867 22 475

Hubbard Winslow Quincy family letters 3539

Will of Gov. Richard Bellingham 14 237Hubbard Winslow Dyer Letters relative to

battle of Bennington 1777 14 121Waltham Revolutionary army papers 14

175John, will 1638 4 36Lieut. John, marriage, note 35 85; paren-

tage, query 35 37Dr. Percy Descendants of John Briant of

Scituate, Mass. 48 46William Cullen, memoir, by J. Bigelow

noticed 44 229memoir, by D. J. Hill noticed 33 266obituary 1878 33 361

Briant, John, autograph 48 46Bryent, Walter, journal of march to Winnepe-

saukee 1747 32 297query 49 213

Bryant, genealogical notice, descendants ofLieut. John 35 37

genealogy, descendants of John 48 46descendants of Stephen 24 315

query 32 339Brydges, see BridgesBryent, see BryantBrymner, Douglas Report on Canadian

archives noticed 49 360Buccaneers, invasion of Cuba 1850, list of

those captured 28 87Buccaneers of America, history, new ed. with

notices of New Eng. piracies to 1724noticed 7 193

see also PiratesBuchanan, Adm. Franklin, obituary 187428 364

Roberdeau Genealogy of descendants of DrW m. Shippen of Phila. noticed 31 356 '08

Buchanan cont'dGenealogy of Roberdeau family with

biography of Gen. Dan'l Roberdeaunoticed 30 484

Buck, Abijuh, query 33 242; answered 33354

Hon. Daniel, query 37 201James Smith Chronicles of land of Columbia.

(America), 1620-1872, book 1 noticed30 486

History of Milwaukee noticed 31243 3698 38 159 40 -120 44 328

Rev. Richard, notice of family 31 147Buck genealogical records, family in Wethers-

field, Conn. 15 297Buckenham, Henry, will 1650 60 531Buckingham, Hon. Joseph Tinker, obituary

1861 15 278Hon. Joseph Tinker Annals of Mut

Charitable Mechanic Association no-ticed 8 92

Hon. William Alfred, memoir, with auto-graph and portrait 30 9

Buckingham genealogy, descendants ofThos., by P. W. Chapman noticed 27107

Buckland, Matthew, will 1559 49 393Richard, will 1558 49 393

Buckley, see BulkleyBuckman, Hon. Bown, obituary 1864 28

333William, note 11 182

BUCKM1NSTER and variantsBuckminster, Joseph, administration of estate

1668 19 37Rev. Joseph, notice 7 247Lydia Nelson (Hastings) Descendant- of

Walter Hastings of Hardwick, Mass21 350

Martha (Vose), husband, query 46 271Buckmaster, Lawrence, will 1646 3 178Thomas, will 1656 6 353Thomas, inventory 1659 10 173

Buckram, Dea.. letter from Col. TimothyGerrish concerning the province horse1752 30 82

Budington, Rev. Dr. William Ives, obituary1879 34 108

Buel, Mary, epitaph 1768 1 196Buffalo. N.Y., semicentennial celebration

address 1882, by E. C. Sprague noticed37 421

Buffalo Historical Society publications, vol.1 noticed 34 225

Buford, Mary Hunter Lieut. Col. Seth Reed,ancestors and descendants noticed 60148

Bugbee, James Mc Kellar Origin and develop-ment of local self-government in NewEng. and U. S. noticed 35 400

Bugby, Edward, will 1668 19 163Bugby genealogy, descendants of Edw. noticed

32 255Building materials, strength of, note 23 21

1

Bulama Island, Africa, British settlementattempted, 1792, letter concerning 27393; notice 27 401

Bulckley, see BulkleyBulfinch genealogy, note 45 250BULKLEY and variantsBulkley, Abigail, will 1790 42 S3

Rev. Edwin A. Wars and rumors of wars,

BULKLEY INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 BURGESS

Bulkley cont'dsermon in Groton, Mass. 1861 noticed15 355

Rev. John, notice 7 269; notice of family42 82

Hon. John, administration of estate 175342 83

notice 7 270Joseph Edmund, obituary 1879 36 337Joseph Edmund Our ancestors, or places to

search for title deeds 9 189Peter, letter from mother 1739 22 296Thomas, note 22 191

Buckley, John, note 3 181Bulckley, Nathaniel, will 1602 46 304Bulkeley, Rev. John, notice of family 45 293;

will 1689 45 293Rev. Peter, letters, query 38 84memoir 31 153will 1659 10 167

Rev. Peter Epigram on old age 31 159Bulkley, genealogical notice, descendants of

Rev. Peter 42 275genealogical records, family in Wethers-

field, Conn. 16 22 135genealogy, descendants of Rev. Peter, by

F. W. Chapman noticed 30 262in preparation 47 221

legacy from Elizabeth Fawkner 1722,notice 25 89

pedigrees 23 299Bull, Jerah, notice 24 327

John, note on family 49 513Jonathan, will 1728 49 513

Bullard, Anne, parentage, query 32 345Capt. Cyrus, notice 9 74

Bullard genealogy, descendants of Dr. Arte-mas, by W. S. Barton noticed 33 127

in Genealogy of descendants of Puritans,by A. Morse noticed 12 179

BULLOCK and variantsBullock, Gov. Alexander Hamilton, memoir,

with autograph and portrait 50 153obituary 1882 36 413

Edward, will 1656 6 355Richard, inventory 1667 7 177Thomas, power of attorney 1670 31 332

Bulloch, Dr. Joseph Gaston History and gene-alogy of author's ancestral lines noticed47 238

History and genealogy of Stewart, Elliott,and Dunwody families noticed 49 364

Bullocke, Edward, will 1621 48 129Bulmer, John T., notice 36 409Bumstead, Jeremiah, diary 1722-7 15 193

305letters from Boston, Mass. 1714-31,

notice 32 236Bumstead genealogical items 15 193Bundling, its origin, progress, and decline in

America, by H. R. Stiles noticed 24436

Bunker, Rev. Benjamin, elegy by M. Wiggles-worth 26 11

Capt. Benjamin, capture of Eng. privateers,notice 29 48

George, note on family 9 150William, deposition 1655 14 112

Bunker Hill battle 1775, account, by D.Pulsifer noticed 26 355

American prisoners, list 19 233 42 168bibliography, by J. F. Hunnewell noticed

36 98

Bunker Hill cont'dcentennial celebration, account, in Pro-

ceedings of Bunker Hill MonumentAssociation 1875 noticed 30 138

centennial celebration in Boston, pro-ceedings 29 478; with bibliographicaland historical appendix noticed 30 138

centennial oration 29 395; by C. Devensnoticed 30 394

command at, discussion 31 403statement of Maj. Thompson Maxwell

22 57command by Col. Prescott, by F. J. Parker

noticed 30 136by Gen. Putnam, by S. A. Drake noticed30 136

description 15 4letter from Gen. Burgoyne 1775 11 125

history, by W. W. Wheildon, 2d ed. noticed30 136

in History of siege of Boston, by R.Frothingham noticed 4 93

with relation of action by Wm. Prescott,by R. Frothingham noticed 30 270

illus. 15 192a; key 15 192bletters of British officers concerning, by

S. A. Drake noticed 30 136officers, list 27 121oration on 75th anniversary 1850, by E.

Everett noticed 4 368reminiscences of 12 113 225services of New Hampshire in, notice 31

35 45Bunker Hill Monument, designed by H.

Greenough, notice and illus. 18 60Bunker Hill Monument Association, history

1776-1876, by G. W. Warren noticed31 246

proceedings 1875 noticed 30 138Bunnell, Druzilla, ancestry, query 47 216Burbank genealogy, by G. T. Ridlon noticed

35 111Bur beck, Gen. Henry, letter to Col. Swett

concerning Burbeck's father 1848 12351

obituary 1848 3 101Col. William, notice 12 351

Burchan, Robert George, ancestry, query 43323

Burchan, genealogical notice, descendants ofRob't 40 406

origin same as Buchan family, query 40407

Burden, George, will 1657 8 277; memoran-dum on 31 104

William, deposition 1660 7 178Burge, John, will 1679 40 260BURGESS and variantsBurgess, Rev. Dr. Ebenezer, obituary 1870

26 206Rt. Rev. Dr. George, memoir, by W. S.

Bartlet noticed 22 104obituary 1865 20 261

Rt. Rev. Dr. George List of deacons in Prot.Episcopal church in U. S. 1785-1857noticed 29 127

Burges, John, will 1628 37 235John, will 1635 50 388Joseph, will 1672 49 505Robert, will 1626 50 392Thomas, will 1623 49 240Thomas, will 1626 49 241William, will 1685 37 380

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BURGESS NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEN. REGISTER BURT

Burgess, coat of arms, illus. 49 242genealogy, descendants of Thos. noticed 19

384Burgoyne, Gen. John, account of battle of

Bunker Hill, letter 1775 11 125account of battles of Ticonderoga andDiamond Island 1777 26 149 150

campaigns 1777, by \V. L. Stone noticed32 114; centennial address 1877, by J.A. Stevens noticed 32 114; history, byS. A. Drake noticed 44 413

letter to Gen. Heath 1777 15 240Burhans, Samuel Burhans genealogy noticed

48 367Burhans genealogy, descendants of Jacob, by

S. Burhans noticed 48 367Burk(e), Sir John, notice 12 193

Sir John Bernard, memoir 13 3; notice 22353

Sir John Bernard Memoir of Sir JohnBurke 12 193

Pedigree of O'Sullivan Beare, in Materialsfor history of Sullivan family, by T.C. Amory noticed 47 493

Vicissitudes of families, and other essaysnoticed 18 220

Visitation of seats and arms of noblemenand gentlemen of Great Britain, vol.1 noticed 6 300 383

John Erie, obituary 1858 12 282William Alvord, obituary 1887 45 95

Burk(e), genealogy, descendants of Richard, inBurke and Alvord memorial, by J. A.Boutelle noticed 19 189

Buriamaqui, Michel, notes on family 35 177Burleigh, Charles Genealogy of Burley family

noticed 34 342Genealogy and history of Guild, Guile,

or Gile family noticed 42 127Burleigh genealogy, by C. Burleigh noticed

Burlingame, Anson, memorial noticed 26 101Burlington County, N.J., history in prepara-

tion 33 247Burlington, Mass., (Woburn second parish)

church minutes by Dea. Jos. Johnson1774-5 36 79

see also Lexington and WoburnBurlington, Vt., First Congregational Uni-

tarian society, semicentennial celebra-tion 1867, notice 21 282

Burman, Thomas, will 1663 6 95Burnap, Rev Dr. George Washington, obitu-

ary 1859 14 8.3Burnapp, John, will 1653 47 122Burnell, Barbara, will 1631 46 155

Hester, will 1664 48 273John, will 1605 46 154John, will 1622 46 155Thomas, will 1661 38 419William, will 1660 9 230 10 270

Burnet(t), a. Rev. Gilbert Court sermon 1674noticed 22 481

Jh\2

Wdruff and Clark ^milies 18Joseph, obituary 1894 49 85William, will 1730 47 123

Burnham, Rev. Abraham, notice 12 152Kev. Dr. Amos Wood, celebration of 40thanniversary of ordination 1861 16 98funeral sermon 1871, by Z. S. Barstownoticed 26 217

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40

Burnham cont'dmemorial discourse 1871, by D. Powers

noticed 26 217Roderick Henry Burnham family noticed 24

334Genealogical records of Henry Burt and

descendants noticed 48 367Samuel, obituary 1873 28 92Samuel John Albion Andrew 23 1

Military defences in Hampshire co.1743-4 13 21

Burnham genealogy, by R. H. Burnhamnoticed 24 334

Burn's Abridgment, or the American justicenote 31 115

Burnside, Maj. Gen. Ambrose Everett Bum-side expedition noticed 36 342

Burr, Col. Aaron, cryptogramic alphabet of43 322

duel with Alexander Hamilton, corre-spondence preceding noticed 44 411

letter from Alex. McDougall 1779 50 12life, by C. B. Todd noticed 33 266

Fearing, and G. Lincoln Town of Hingham,Mass., in Civil war, with proceedings atdedication of soldiers' monumentnoticed 30 265

Dr. George Historical address relating toBroome co., N.Y. July 3, 1876 noticed31 136

Jehu, notice of family 5 472John, autograph 1636 13 297

Burr genealogy 1570-1878, by C. B. Toddnoticed 32 442

Bun-age, lion. Alvah Augustus, obituary 189348 358

Hon. Alvah Augustus Burrage memorial,genealogical history of descendants ofJohn noticed 32 113

Dr. Henry Sweetser Hosier's relation ofWaymouth's voyage to coast of Maine1605 noticed 41 338

William Clarence John Hancock and histimes noticed 46 101

Burrage genealogical history, descendants ofr,rrr,^i^n ' by A ' A - Burrge noticed 32 113EURRELL and variantsBurrelL John, will 1657 6 353

Randall Gardner, obituary 1893 48 360William, will 1648 49 501

BurrilL James, obituary 1887 42 325BURROUGHS and variantsBurroughs, Rev. Dr. Eden, notice 9 174

Rev. Henry Historical sketch of Christchurch, Boston, address 1873 noticed28 360

Burrough, George, notice 1 37 45 233Nathaniel, will 1682 47 391

Burrowes, Jeremiah, inventory 1660 7 178Burrows, George, note 33 239

Lieut. William, epitaph 1813 28 30Bursley, John, inventory 1660 5 388Burt, Henry Martin, and S. W. Early daysn New England, life and times of

Henry Burt and descendants noticed49 99

Rev. John, record of baptisms, Bristol R I1741-75 37 15 142Silas W and H. M. Early days in New

England, life and times of Henry Burtand descendants noticed 49 99

Burt, genealogical record of family in Long-meadow, Mass. 32 302 400

BURT INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 BUXTON

Burt cont'dgenealogy, descendants of Henry, by R.

H. Burnham noticed 48 367descendants of Henry, by H. M. and S.W. Burt noticed 49 99

Burton. Boniface, autograph 1643 33 61note 40 172will 1669 20 241

Edmund, will 1577 50 528Edmund, will 1605 50 528John, will 1627 47 422

Bury, Richard de Philobiblon, 1st Amer. ed.,by Hand noticed 15 354

Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, Eng., willsand inventories, ed. by S. Tymnisnoticed 7 285

Burye, Joseph, deposition 1669 7 180Busby, Bridget, inventory 1660 10 173

Nicholas, will 1657 8 278Thomas, will 1584 47 529

Bush, Edward, obituary 18S6 21 89Rev. Solon Wanton Sketch of life of Amos

Lawrence 34 9Bush, queries 43 93BushnelL Charles Ira Adventures of Chris-

topher Hawkins in Revolutionarywar, by himself, with introduction andnotes noticed 23 103

Journal of Capt. Nath'l Knight 44 200Narrative of John Blatchford in Revo-

lutionary war, reprint, with notesnoticed 23 103

Narrative of Ebenezer Fletcher, Revolu-tionary soldier, reprint, with notesnoticed 23 103

Narrative of life of Levi Hanford, soldierof Revolution noticed 22 486

Narrative of Maj. Abraham Leggett inRevolutionary army, with introduc-tion and notes noticed 23 103

Narrative of Lieut. Jas. Moody, reprint,with notes noticed 23 104

Capt. Richard, note 25 77Bushnell genealogy in preparation 27 190Business and diversion, discourse uttered in

part at Amoskeag Falls in fishingseason 1739, authorship, note 10 104

reprint noticed 46 413Busk, Henry William Sketch of origin and

recent history of New England Com-pany noticed 39 299

Buswell, Capt. William, epitaph 1699 14 369Butcher, Mary, will 1651 41 58

Ninion, will 1660 38 415Butland, Thomas, inventory 1655 9 142Butler, Aaron, epitaph 1848 12 74

Gen. Benjamin Franklin ancestry noticed50 376

Caleb History of Groton, Pepperell, andShirley, Mass. noticed 2 222

Some account of Dea. John Butler ofPelham, N.H., and descendants 2 3553 73 353

Hon. Francis Gould History of Farming-ton, Me. 1776-1885 noticed 40 230

Frof. James Davie Butler family 1 167Butleriana, genealogica et biographica

noticed 43 222Deficiencies in our history, address 1846,

with appendix of historical datanoticed 1 104

Gill lineage 46 212Portraits of Columbus noticed 37 328

Butler cont'dPrehistoric Wisconsin, address 1876

noticed 31 359Gen. Stark's horse lost at Bennington 30366

Joanna, query 34 409Dea. John, monument in Pelham, N.H.,

dedicatory proceedings 1886 noticed42 128

Lieut. John, letter of Lieut. John Montre1

-

sor concerning, 1760 36 36Jonathan, ancestry, query 28 330Peter, note on family 32 35Peter, obituary 1894 49 462Richard, parentage, query 9 271Walter, note 45 159William, inventory 8 58

Butler, genealogical records of family inWethersfield, Conn. 16 17

genealogy, descendants of Dea. John ofPelham, N.H. 2 355 3 73 353

descendants of Mary, by J. D. Butlernoticed 43 222

grants of land to family in Va. 42 394note 17 70pedigree, descendants of Stephen, with

notes 1 167queries 36 83 48 349queries on Boston families 50 358

Butler County, O.

, archaeology, in The mound-builders, by J. P. McLean noticed 34115

pioneer biography, by J. McBride noticed24 341 25 310

Butterfield, Consul Wiltshire Historical ac-count of expedition under Col. Wm.Crawford 1782 noticed 27 440

History of discovery of Northwest byJohn Nicolet, 1634, with sketch of hislife noticed 36 97

History of the Girtys noticed 44 330Washington-Crawford letters 1767-81

concerning western lands noticed 31360

Jonathan, administration of estate 1673 4434

Joseph, administration of estate 1728 4435

Joseph, administration of estate 1749 4439

Samuel, will 1715 44 35Butterfield genealogy, descendants of Benj.

44 33; by G. A. Gordon noticed 44230; corrections 44 401

in preparation 39 293Butterworth, John, notice of family 41 191Buttolph, Thomas, administrator's bond 31

104; will 1667 16 159Button, Robert, will 1650 7 334; inventory

1653 8 59Button, military, worn by officers at Valley

Forge, query 45 89Buttrick, Hon. John Adams, obituary 1879

33 449Buttrick historical notice, family in Concord,

Mass. 38 390 394Butts, Frank B. Cruise along the blockade

noticed 36 227Buxton, Elizabeth, obituary 1713 12 138Buxton, Me., centennial celebration 1872,

proceedings, with genealogical sketchesof pioneers and list of Revolutionary

41

BUXTON NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEX. REGISTER CAMBr.iui.i-:

Buxton cont'dsoldiers, by J. M. Marshall noticed 29125

(Narragansett no. 1), centennial celebra-tion, address 1850, by N. W. Williamsnoticed 6 369

grantees, division of land 1735 22 277records of proprietors 1733-1811, ed. byW. F. Goodwin noticed 26 215

Buzzard's Bay, Mass., canal, letter concern-ing, 1818 24 292

Buzzell, genealogy in preparation 48 220queries 50 224

BYFIELD and variantsBy field, Hon. Nathaniel, notice 18 288

Priscilla, marriage certificate 1674 30 109Bifield, Richard, will 1633 39 173Byfeild, Richard, will 1665 39 174Byfield, note 39 174Byfield Parish, Essex co., Mass., Fatherland

farm, historical notice 50 59see also Newbury and Rowley

Byington, Rev. Dr. Ezra Hoyt Necrology ofN. E. Hist. Gen. Society 47 226 367487 48 83 224 351 470 49 81 219 349461 50 77

Byles, Mather, note 2 403Rev. Dr. Mather, epitaph 1814 14 233

Byley, see BileyByom, Nathaniel, inventory 1651 7 337Byram, Nicholas, note 2 ISOByrd, see BirdBythewood, Daniel, record of family 40 299

CabeL John, autograph 1636 13 297Cabell, Col. William, note 32 425Cabell genealogy, note 32 427Cabo de Arenas, see Sandy HookCabo de Baxos, see Cape CodCabot, Abigail, letter from Benj. Marston

concerning Marston Cabot 1717 27294

Barbara, will 1777 49 502John, discovery of N. America, by F.

Kidder noticed 33 258discovery of N. America 1497, historical

notice 32 381map showing probable route through

Gulf of St. Lawrence 1497 32 386Rev. Marston, notice 9 335Sebastian, mapamundi 1544, section around

Cape Breton 32 380Cabot genealogy in preparation 24 189Cabots, voyages, by M. D'Avesac, in Docu-

mentary history of Maine, vol. 1, byJ. G. Kohl noticed 25 204

Cad, Bartholomew, inventory 1665 13 156Cade, Christopher, will 1623 50 505Henry, will 1646 50 506James, notice 50 506

Cady, queries 50 224Caffinch, John, will 1658 45 297Cainidae wandering, by M. Kempfe noticed

33 456Calais, Me annals, by I. C. Knowlton noticed

32 115Caldwell Rev. Augustine Caldwell records

descendants of John of Ipswich, Mass'noticed 28 356

Early Caldwells. Nottingham, Engnoticed 42 225

Memory of Dedham, Eng and gleanings I42

Caldwell cont'dof life of Rev. John Rogers noticed 42338

John Genealogy of Richard Nason noticed14 78

Caldwell, genealogical history of descendantsof John of Ipswich, Mass., by A. Cald-well noticed 28 366

notes on family of Nottingham, Eng., byA. Caldwell noticed 42 225

Calef, Dr. John, notice 4 HiRobot, authorship of .More wonders of the

invisible world, note 30 461Robert More wonders of the invisible world,

ed. by Fowler noticed 15 179Robert, inquest 1722 38 340

Calef, genealogy in preparation 26 438queries 26 438

Calendar, Gregorian, tricentennial 1882, note36 408

Old and New Styles, notice 20 41tee alto Chronology

California, by M 1'. Wilder noticed 26 96admission as state, celebrations of 86th an.

I

37th anniversaries by Society of Cali-fornia Pioneers noticed 42 221

history, vol. 5 in preparation 40 409Mate offioers 1861, names noticed 6 '.17

California Historical Society papers, vol. 1noticed 41342 42 219

California, University of, foundation, DOtioS24 194

history, by S. If Willey noticed 42 219Calkins, Amy, ancestry, query 49 344Callender, James Thomson, correspondence

with Thos. Jefferson 1797-1800 50 320445

letter to Wm. Duane 1800 50 451letter to Jas. Madison 1796 50 325notice 50 321trial for sedition 1800, notice 50 453

Rev. John, letter to Rev. Sam'l Mather1738 24 115

Rev. John Centenary sermon 1738, note 24115

Caller, James Moore, and M. A. Ober Genea-logy of descendants of Lawrence Som h-wick noticed 37 224

CaUey, Robert, diary 1699-1765, extracts 1634 129

Callowhill, Thomas, will 1712 47 254Calverley, co. York, Eng., parish church

registers, with description and historyof church, vol. 2, by S. Margen-onnoticed 38 109

Calvert, Sir George, memoir, by E. D. Neil]noticed 23 374

Cambridge, Eng., historical description, andcomparison with Cambridge, II25 221

; by T. C. Amory noticed 26 1 02Cambridge, Mass., centennial celebration of

Washington's taking command ofContinental Army 1775, proceedings29 499; noticed 30 394

Christ church, centennial anniversarysermon 1861, by N. Hoppin noticed16 199

history noticed 48 99note 17 118re-opening, sermon 1857, by N. Hoppin

noticed 12 281tomb of Henry Vassall, notice 17 117

church bells, notice 28 279

CAMBRIDGE INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 CANDELE

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Cambridge cont'dchurch-gathering in 1636, discourse 1846,

by W. Newell noticed 1 296directory 1868 noticed 23 493ecclesiastical association 1690, rules for

4 186epitaphs 2 213epitaphs, by W. T. Harris noticed 1 102First Parish church, discourse 1848, by

W. Newell noticed 3 281Grace church, chimes 1860, description 28

279historical description, and comparison with

Cambridge, Eng. 25 221; by T. C.Amory noticed 26 102

history and genealogy 1630-1877, byL. R. Paige noticed 31 347

illegal voting, instance of, 1673 28 60libraries, list of serial publications taken

noticed 33 123MSS. of Rev. Thos. Shepard noticed 23 369memorial to men killed in 1st battle of

Revolution, dedicatory services 1870noticed 26 97

ministry rate 1728, note 26 201Protestant Episcopal college for, letter

concerning, 1750 41 412records of births and deaths found in

Boston records 1632-44 3 248 4 55181 8 345; 1645-48 9 167

St. Mary's church, dedication 1868, note22 196

Shepard Memorial church, rooster weather-vane, notice 27 422

statistical returns 1680 5 171two hundred years ago, by S. S. S. noticed

13 180Vassall estate, history of title 45 191Washington's headquarters, address 1872,

by C. Deane noticed 27 221Cambridge University, College of St. John

the Evangelist, admissions, pt. 1,1630-65 noticed 40 343

Emmanuel college tricentennial, note 38343; proceedings noticed 40 121

Gonville and Caius college, admissions1559-1679, ed. by J. and S. C. Vennnoticed 41 333

Camden, William, epitaph 1623 and notice 4264

Camden, Me., First Congregational church,address 1855, by B. C. Chase noticed10 191

history, by J. L. Locke noticed 14 180Camden, B.C., battle 1780, Americans killed,

wounded, captured, and missing, list27 376

Came, Samuel M ., and U. Parsons Centennialhistory of Alfred, Me. noticed 26 451

Cammock, Capt. Thomas, deed from Gorgesand Mason 1634, with notes 32 52

notice 2 202Camock, John, deposition 1621 28 131Camp(e), Edward, will 1721 45 223

John, will 1630 48 399William, notice 12 27

Campbell, Rev. Alexander, note 12 30Charles, obituary 1876 31 127Dr. Harvey, obituary 1877 32 122Dr. William Merritt, obituary 1862 17 175

Campbell genealogy, descendants of Rob't32 275; by II. F. Douglas noticed 32367

Campbell cont'din preparation 31 220 48 469

Campden, Elizabeth, Viscountess, will 164546 446

Campian, Thomas, will 1613 47 290Campobello Island, N.B., wreck on, notice 31

332Canaan, Conn., patent 1745 12 124

reminiscences of 12 122Canaan, Me., history, in History of Norridg

CANDIA NEW-ENG. HIST. & GEN. REGISTER CARTER

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Candia, N.H., history and genealogy, by F. B.Eaton noticed 8 93

see also ChesterCANDLER and variantsCandler, Richard, will 1614 60 523Candeler, Elizabeth, will 1622 50 523Candler MSS., extracts from 4 178

publication proposed 41 222Canedy, see KennedyCanning, Elizabeth, queries 42 310Cannon, Robert, deed from Nicholas Davison

1652 19 52deed of ship Charity to Chas. Yeo and

Benj. Gillum 1652 19 52Canterbury, Eng., Prerogative Court, will

registers, explanation 46 299; table46 300

wills, index, notice 44 402Canterbury, Conn., soldiers who died in

French and Indian war 1754-60407

see also HamptonCanterbury, N.H., history in preparation

443letter to 4th church in Hampton, N.H. 1756

27 64Canton, Mass., celebration July 4, 1876,

historical address, by C. Endicottnoticed 31 360

historical description 1874 29 73history, by D. T. V. Huntoon noticed 47

236Memorial day services noticed 1875 30 277;

1879 34 114powder mill, historical notice 31 272Protestant Episcopal church 1754-76,

history 29 73;,eal, report of committee noticed 35 405streets, naming of, report of committee

noticed 35 405see also Stoughton

Canton Historical Society, proceedings 188135 283; 1882 36 328; 1883 37 315

Cape Breton, N.S., expedition, see Louisburgexpedition

Cape Cod, Mass., chart (about) 1725, fac-simile 42 166; notice 42 167

history, by F. Freeman noticed 13 84 180map 18 37memoranda 1702 14 13position in old maps, historical notice 35

49wreck 1626, discovered on east coast,

account with illus. and map 18 37see also Barnstable co.

Cape Cod Association, oration at 1st anni-versary celebration 1851, by H. A.Scudder noticed 6 300

Cape Fear Island, N.C., wreck 1696, queries30 200

Capen, Bernard, epitaph 1638 49 489record of family 2 80will 1638 5 240

James, will 1628 49 489James, obituary 1853 7 291Joan, epitaph 1653 49 489Rev. Lemuel, obituary 1858 13 86Nahum, obituary 1886 41 324Nahum History of democracy, vol. 1

noticed 30 134Massachusetts state record and year-book noticed 1848 2 226; 1850 4193

Capen genealogical notice 49 489

Capen cont'ddescendants of Bernard 20 246

Captain Nelson, a romance of colonial days.by S A. Drake noticed 33 261

Carew, Nicholas, will 1670 50 114Carey, see GaryCarie, see CaryCarlton, William Tolman, obituary 1888 46

95Carmichael, Washington Gates, name, note

38 3 14Carnabye, John, will 1631 42 397Carnes, J . A. Journal of voyage from Boston

to Africa noticed 6 387Carolina, history, by J. Lawaon noticed 18 315

petition for relief 1715 23 455see aha North and South Carolina

Carpenter, Amos liugbee Carpenter family 952

Fragment of letter from Daniel Carpenteron Canada expedition 1690 9 354

Daniel, letter to father concerning Canadianexpedition 1690 9 354

Daniel lloogland History' and genealogyof Hoagland family in America 1638-1891 noticed 46 292

Rev. Ezra, epitaph 1785 47 363Mary, death, note 14 377

letter from Gov. Bradford 1664 14 195Mary S., poem on her death 1856 12 93William, will 1659 5 387

Carpenter genealogy, by C. P. Smith noticed25 204

by J. Usher noticed 38 113descendants of Wm. 9 52; by M. L.

Roberts noticed 32 255in preparation 33 110note 33 444 49 459 50 361

Carr, George, bill of sale of Indian from Wm.Hilton 1649 31 333

Sir Robert, will 1667 24 187 38 72Carr, notice 5 200Carrier, Andrew, will 1749 42 156

John, will 1746 42 156Richard, will 1750 42 155

Carrier genealogical notice 42 155Carrigain, Col. Philip, letter to John Farmer

concerning Endicott rock 1 311Carrington genealogy in preparation 32 427Carroll, Charles, journal during visit to

Canada 1776, ed. by B. Mayer noticed31 138

Carruth, William W. Descendants of JohnCarruth, 1749-1880 noticed 34 342

Carruth genealogy, descendants of John 1749-1880, by W. W. Carruth noticed 34342

Carter, Clara A., and S. A. Carter genealogy,descendants of Sam'l and Thos. noticed41 434

Edward, will 1682 47 125Ephraim, note 36 319James, will 1627 49 264James, will 1655 31 413 39 335John, will 1650 48 133John, will 1692 40 304John Wilkins, obituary 1895 60 85Richard, administration of estate 1667 18

156Samuel, letter to John Lakin 1689 41 262Sarah A., and C. A. Carter genealogy,

descendants of Sam'l and Thos.noticed 41 434

44

CARTER INDEX OF SUBJECTS, VOLS. 1-50 CHACE

Carter cont'dThomas, deposition 1680 32 74

Carter, genealogical notice, descendants ofThos. 17 51

genealogy, descendants of Jeremiah, byT. M. Potts noticed 37 423

descendants of Sam'l and Thos., by C. A.and S. A. Carter noticed 41 434

in preparation 36 326 40 328items 36 319

Oarteret, Sir George, will 1679 49 369Capt. Philip, note 27 229

Cartography, see MapsCartwright, Capt. Thomas, roll of company

1777 50 209Carver, Gov. John, lineage, note 26 333

memoir 4 105notice 1 116 11 6 17 62

Jonathan, birthplace, query 32 341Richard, will 1643 2 262Robert, lineage, note 26 333

Carwithen items 48 466Carwithy, Joshua, inventory 1663 13 154CARY and variantsCary, Alice, will 1660 49 399

Christopher, will 1626 49 397Christopher, will 1672 50 259Edward Montague, obituary 1S88 45 322Jonathan, petition for damages 1724 46

140Matthew, information concerning Quebec

1695 24 288instructions to, about exchanging pris-

oners in Canada 1695, and list ofcaptives redeemed by him 24 286

note 24 425Richard, will 1570 49 396Richard, will 1685 49 400Robert, will 1628 49 399Samuel Fenton Cary memorials noticed 32

366Hon. Thomas Greaves, obituary 1859 13

369William, will 1664 49 400

Carey, Henry Charles, memoir, by W. Eldernoticed 34 335

Walter, will 1633 49 399Carie, William, will 1572 49 396Carye, Richard, will 1569 49 396

William, will 1572 49 397Cary, genealogy, descendants of John, by

S. F. Cary noticed 32 366pedigrees 49 401

Caryl, Susanna, epitaph 1807 2 354Casco, Me., declaration of inhabitants 1663

5 264Indian attack 1676 1 53

Casco Bay, Me., chronicles noticed 4 373Case, Dr. Lafayette Wallace Goodrich family

in America and Eng. noticed 43 221Hollister family in America noticed 41

244Caseley, William, inventory 1672 41 82Casey, Gen. Thomas Lincoln, memoir 50 431Cass, Hon. Lewis, obituary 1866 21 193Cass County, Ind., history, in Account of

celebration at Logansport, Ind. July4, 1876 noticed 31 136

Cassell genealogy, note 31 118Castine, Me., theatrical amusements of

British in, 1814-5, notice with reprintof playbill 29 244

Caswell, Dr. Alexis, memoir, with autographand portrait 31 253

Dr. A lexis Memoir of John Barstow 18 370Hannah, letter to husband 1745 4 27John, letter from Peter Faneuil 1739 4 260Lieut. John, letters from wife and son

Jonathan 1745-60 4 27Jonathan, letters to father 1755-60 4 27Richard, letter from J. Penn and C. Harnett

concerning American Revolution 177730 316

Cataloguing, plan of C. C. Jewett for BostonPublic library 22 365

Catcher, John, will 1631 49 243William, will 1628 49 242

Caten, Daniel, deposition concerning familyof John Dynn 1716 30 108

Catholic authors, bibliography of publica-tions in U. S., by J. M. Finotti, pt. 1noticed 27 438

Catholic church, rebellion against, in Yar-mouth, Eng. 1535, notice 11 198

see also ProtestantismCatholic families in Eng., genealogies, note

41414Cauffman genealogy, in Autumn leaves from

family trees, by T. F. Rodenboughnoticed 46 202

Caulkins, Frances Manwaring, ancestry 23396

memoir, with autograph and portrait23 396

Frances Manwaring Ancient burial groundat New London, Conn. 11 21

First wedding in New Eng. 26 80History of New London, Conn, noticed 7

95; new ed. noticed 50 145History of Norwich, Conn., to 1866

noticed 21 94Notes on journal of Rev. Simon Brad-

street 1664-83 9 78Causey, Nathaniel, note 31 265Cave, Ezra, inventory 1653 7 338Caverly, Robert Boody Lessons of law and

life from John Eliot noticed 34 336Merrimac river and its incidents noticed21383

Caverly genealogy 1116-1880 noticed 34 120Caverno, Arthur Record of Caverno family

noticed 28 356Caverno genealogy, by A. Caverno noticed 28

356Caves, American, especially Mammoth, Wy-

andot, and Luray, by H. C. Hoveynoticed 37 105

Cay, Rev. Jonathan, will 1738 47 120Cayne, see KeayneCayuga County Historical Society collections,

1889 noticed 44 326Cecil County, Md., history, with notices of

families, by G. Johnston noticed 3695

poets and poetry, ed. by G. Johnston noticed41 342

Cedar Mountain, Va., battle, personal view1862, by F. Denison noticed 35 406

views from, historical and reminiscent, byP. Slaughter noticed 39 202

Ceely, Mayor Oliver, certificate concerningJohn Cook 1660 10 172

Centenarianism, see LongevityChace, see Chase

45

CHADBORN NEW- ENG. HIST. & GEN. REGISTER CHANDLER

Chadborn alias Stileman alias Wills, Lucy,will 1708 27 266

Cbadbourn(e), Humphrey, notice 2 204Hon. Paul Ansel, obituary 1883 37 412Dr. Thomas, obituary 1864 21 85Dr. Thomas Chadbourne genealogy 13

339Cbadbourn(e) genealogy, descendants of

Humphrey 13 339Chaderton, Rev. Dr. Laurence, memoir, by

W. Dillingham, tr. by Shuckburghnoticed 40 121

Chadwell, Barbara, will 1665 13 331Chadwick, Sir Andrew, estate, reports on, by

E. Chadwick and J. Boardman, withlife, by J. O. Chadwick noticed 36 94

Edmund, and J. Boardman Reports onestate of Sir Andrew Chadwick, andrecent proceedings of Chadwick Asso-ciation noticed 36 94

John Oldfield Life of Sir Andrew Chadwick,in Reports on estate of Sir AndrewChadwick, by E. Chadwick and J.Boardman noticed 36 94

Thomas, case vs. Northampton, Eng. 168447 260

Chadwine, John, transaction with PeterBowdoin, papers relating to, 1686 35164

Chaffee, genealogy in preparation 38 346queries 39 188

Chaffin, William L. History of Easton, Mass.noticed 41 239

Chaine d'union de Paris, journal de la Macon-nerie Universelle 1884-5 noticed 39305

Chalfont, Margaret, will 1678 50 535Challoner, William, will 1620 46 442CHAMBERLAIN and variantsChamberlain, Dexter Harrington, obituary

1887 42 322Joshua Lawrence Maine, her place in his-

tory, address, with report of Centennialcommission 1876 noticed 31 451

Hon. Mellen, collection of seals, list 34 184Hon. Mellen Samuel Maverick's palisade

house of 1630 noticed 39 207Rev. Nathan Henry New England archi-

tecture noticed 13 81Richard, authorship of Lithobolia. discus-

sion 43 183Chamberlaine, John, will 1627 43 89Chamberlayne, John, letter from Paul Dudley

concerning Indians 1722 19 20Chamberlin, Abner, lineage, by J. E. Chamber-

hn noticed 49 474Joseph Edgar Statement of descent of

Chamberlin family of Newbury Vtnoticed 49 474

Rev. Walter Vincentown and its churches,

noticed 34 337Champdore", appellation of Pierre AngibautChampernoune's Island, Me., see Cutts

IslandChampernowne, Capt. Francis, life, by C. W

Tuttle, ed. by Hoyt noticed 44 222me

m0,'L

28 75 318 403;wil1 1687 5 24627 146

Champernowne, historical memoir 28 75name, spelling, note 28 77Champion, Dr. Reuben, genealogy, query 31221

46

Champion genealogy, by F. B. Trowbridgenoticed 46 256

Champion, ship, petition of crew 1776 17 305Cbamplain, Samuel de, expedition of 1615,

reply to Dr. Shea and Gen. Clark, byO. H. Marshall noticed 32 439

memoir, by If. If. Hurlbut noticed 40 123voyages in Gull of Maine 1604-6, by

J M. Brown noticed 30 268voyages, tr. by ('. P. Otis, ed. by Shifter

noticed 33 257 35 .'590 37 323Champlnin, Lake, expedition to, 1644, notice

28 -16Cbamplin, Christopher, record of family 35

277Emblin, note 32 237John Deniaon Ancient burial ground at

Stoningtou, Conn. 13 28Belief in astrology in New Eng. 35 276Chronicle of coaching party noticed 41

116Early settlers of Block Island, R.I. 13

37Early settlers of Westerly, R.I. 12

237 14 23 106 15 63Who is a gentleman? 34 154Young folks' cyclopedia of common

thing.; noticed 34 125Capt. Stephen, notiee 17 26

Cbamplin genealogy in preparation 13 28.3Champr.ey, Addison Weld, obituary 1K70 31

340Samuel Trowbridge, obituary 1885 41 421Susanna (Park), funeral address 1855, by

F. A. Whitney noticed 10 1 01William, reeord of family 45 308

Chancellorsvillc, Va., campaign, personalexperiences, by If. Rogers noticed 35406

CHANDLER and variantsChandler, Kev. Dr. Amariah, obituary 1864

19 79Hon. Anson Gonselo, obituary 1863 17

359Gardiner, book plate, facsimile 40 297Dr. George, obituary 1893 47 3C8Dr. George Chandler family, descendants

of Wm. of Roxbury, Mass. noticed 27107; new ed. noticed 37 423

Extracts from diary of Rev. Sarn'lChandler 17 346

Grirrin family of Hampton, Conn. 13 108Memoir of Winthrop Chandler 33 381Monumental inscriptions at St. John

N.B. 19 26Stedrnan family 14 69

James Stedman, obituary 1889 43 343Hon. John, notice 11 220 obituary 1762

Hon. John, memoir, with autograph aDdportrait 49 141

Joseph, inventory 1666 16 335Joseph, obituary 1863 17 271Rufus letter to Sarn'l Porter concerning

Chandler's life in Nova Scotia 178726 247

Rev. Samuel, diary 1746, extract concern-ing religious disorders in Durham, N.H.

diary 1755-6, extracts 17 346Sarah, parentage, query 46 89Rev. Seth, obituary 1889 47 369

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