INDEX
Places are in Massachusetts unless otherwise stated
Names of vessels are grouped under the heading Ships
Abbott, Isaac, of Andover, his tavern, 59, 59 n
Adams, Charles Francis (H. C. 1856), value of his edition of Morton’s New English Canaan, 145
—— John, President, his project for an Academy of Science in Boston, 259, 260, 261; for an American Academy of Language, 261, 262, 263; his letter to Congress on this subject, 262, 262 n; his comments on H. Gray, 322, 323, 327 n
—— Samuel, Governor, H. Gray’s subscription toward his Land Bank debt, 322
Addington, Isaac, Secretary of Massachusetts, 90 n, 364
Addison, Joseph, 253; his contribution to the development of English prose fiction, 256, 257
Agassiz family, 311 n
Aiken, Hon. John Adams, LL.D., 1, 63, 71, 80
Alexander, Giles, 332
Allen, Elisha, 68
—— Rev. James, 240, 240 n, 244
—— Sarah, daughter of Elisha. See Morrill; Tompson
—— Rev. Thomas, 65
Allestree, Richard, 241 n
Alligator, J. Dunton’s description of, 214, 214 n, 215 n
America, juncture of Japan with northwest, 147, 166–170
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, incorporation of, 261; again offers its hospitality to this Society, 306, 311 n
American Academy for refining, improving and ascertaining the English Language, proposed by J. Adams, 261, 262, 263
American Antiquarian Society, 81 n, 95, 95 n, 102 n, 270 n, 287 n, 311 n; this Society represented at centennial celebration of, 306
American Philosophical Society, 259, 260
American Society of Language, proposed, 1774, 263–264
American Unitarian Association, 69, 132, 304, 311 n
Americanisms, early examples of, 257, 258; President Witherspoon’s study of, 258, 259, 263; J. Pickering’s volume relating to, 259.
Ames, Joan (Fletcher), wife of Rev. William, 64, 65, 66
—— Keziah (Hayward), wife of Thomas, 28 n
—— Sylvanus (H. C. 1767), son of Thomas, 27, 29; sketch of, 28 n; his losses by fire, 38–39
—— Rev. William (d. 1633), 63 n; paper on the library of, by J. H. Tuttle, 63–66; Rev. C. Mather’s comment on, 63; catalogue of his library, 65, 66
Amory, Thomas Coffin, his account of John and Margery Sullivan, 137, 138, 140
Amphisbsena, Rev. C. Mather’s letter on, 107, 107 n, 114 n
Anatomy House, 408
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 117
Anderson, Capt. ——, 278 n
—— David, 119
Anderson Auction Company, 275
Andover, Washington’s visit to, 58, 59
Andrewes, Alderman ——, 123
Angelis, Girolamo de, 168, 169, 169 n
Anian, Strait of, 167, 167 n, 169
Anne, Queen of England, 366 n, 370 n, 385
Annesley, Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. Samuel. See Dunton
Answer to a Scandalous Paper, . . . subscribed Edward Breck, etc., 1656, title-page of, 52 n; description of, 52 n; quoted, 55 n, 56 n
Anthony, an Indian, 252 n
Apothecaries, in New England, 146, 157, 158, 159, 160; in London, 157; practice of medicine by, 160, 161, 162
Apothecaries’ Company, London, 157, 160
Arber, Edward, 280 n
Aristotle, problems ascribed to, 173
Armine, Mary (Talbot), Lady, second wife of Sir William Armine, 124, 125
Armitage, Joseph, 118
—— Benedict, Governor of Rhode Island, son of William, 144
—— Caleb, son of Governor Benedict, 144, 145, 152
—— William, 144
Ashe, Edward, 381
Ashley, John, 395
Ashurst, Sir William, 363 n, 365, 367 n, 368 n
Asia, supposed juncture of, with northwest America, 167–170
Aspinwall, Thomas, 277 n, 278 n
Astwood, James, 227 n
—— Mary (Dudley) Wainwright, wife of Joseph, 292; her portrait, 294. See also Wainwright
—— Rev. Robert, 44, 47; twice ejected from Exeter, 46
Atkinson, Theodore, 382
Atlantic Ocean, great island in, described by Diodorus Siculus, 166
Audleigh, ——, 124
—— Mary, 124
Augustine, St., 238
Austin, Anne, a Quaker, 51
Avery, Dorothy, daughter of Jonathan, 165
—— Elroy McKendree, his paper on John Humfrey, 115–117
—— Dr. Jonathan, son of Dr. William, 164, 165
—— Margaret, daughter of Jonathan, 165
—— Mary, wife of Dr. William, 165
—— Mary, daughter of Dr. William. See Tisdale.
—— Robert, son of Dr. William, 165
—— Sibyll, wife of Jonathan, 165
—— Sibyll, daughter of Jonathan, 165
—— Dr. William, 174 n; his skill in physic and midwifery, 146; his new method of planking ships, 147; account of, 162–165
—— William, son of Dr. William, 165
Axe, effect of rattlesnake bite on, 174
Axes, stone, used by Indians, 153
Aver, Clarence Walter, 356
—— Edward Everett, 276 n
—— Dr. James Bourne, 158 n
Aylett, Anne. See Washington
Baker, Anna Frances. See Lincoln
—— Ezra Henry, A.B., v; volume formerly belonging to Edward Everett exhibited for, 264
—— John, 403
—— William, 21
Baldwin, Edward Chauncey, 236 n
Bancroft, Thomas, 395
Bank of England, founding of, 212
Barbé-Marbois, Francois, Marquis de, 260
Barber-surgeons, 159, 160. See also Company of Barbers and Surgeons
Barbing (barbering), a trade by itself, 146, 159, 160
Barker, Benjamin, 395
Barlow, Capt. Henry, 106 n
Barnard, Abigail (Upham), wife of Samuel (H. C. 1766), 27 n
—— Ebenezer (H. C. 1766), son of Joseph, 29; sketch of, 29 n; his losses by fire, 36
—— Joseph, 27 n
—— Lemuel, 29 n
—— Sally (Ingersoll), wife of Ebenezer (H. C. 1766), 29 n
—— Samuel (H. C. 1766), son of Joseph, 26–27, 29, 29 n; sketch of, 27 n; his losses by fire, 36
—— Thankful (Sheldon), wife of Joseph, 27 n
Barometer, not to be found in New England, 1722, 178
Barré, Isaac, 322
Barrell, John, 407
Barrett, Mary. See Farrar
Barrows, John, 27 n
—— John (H. C. 1766), son of John, 27, 29; sketch of, 27 n; his losses by fire, 36–37
—— Priscilla (Philbrook), wife of John, 27 n
Bartlett, Mary (Warren), wife of Robert, 130
——Robert, 130
Bass, Eliza. See Curtis
Bates, Jesse, 130
Baths, hot, used by Indians, 151, 181, 182
Batters, Edmund, 118, 119, 120
Bayberry candles. See Candles, bayberry
Beale, John, 279
—— Capt. Othniel, date of his observations in Boston with the dipping needle, 135, 136, 136 n; his original records not preserved, 137, 137 n
Belcher, Jonathan, Governor, 3, 216, 374, 376, 384; his opposition to E. Burges, 362 n, 363 n; asked to issue proclamation against New Hampshire Notes, 377; this proclamation issued, 378, 379; his speeches on the subject to the New Hampshire Legislature, 378, 379; reply to speech, 378, 379
Bellingham, Richard, Governor, 135
Bemis, Frank Brewer, 309
Bering Strait, discovery of, 167
Bernard, ——, 341
—— Sir Francis, Governor, 2, 2 n, 4 n, 11, 12, 12 n, 13, 14, 15, 15 n, 16, 16 n, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 26 n, 29, 328
Bernardstown, N. H., H. Gray’s land in, 331, 332
Bernsdorff. See Bernstorff
Bernstorff, Andreas Gottlieb Bernstorff (d. 1726), Baron, 368, 368 n
Bigelow, Melville Madison, LL.D., 75, 115; elected a Resident Member, 69, 305; accepts, 80
Biggelow. See Biglow
Biglow, Jedidah (Hathorn), wife of Samuel, 29 n
—— Samuel, 29 n
—— Sarah (Hall), wife of Rev. Silas (H. C. 1765), 29 n
—— Rev. Silas (H. C. 1767), son of Samuel, 29; sketch of, 29 n; his losses by fire, 41–42
Billings, John Shaw, D.C.L., death of, xix
Bills of mortality, 147
Bimon, Mrs. ——, 123
Birchall, John, 50
Bird, Edward Vanderhoop, elected a Corresponding Member, 80, 305; accepts, 202
Blake, Francis, death of, xix, 359
—— Robert, 395
—— family, 51
Blanchard, ——, 334
—— John, 395
—— Lydia. See Holt
Bliss, Daniel, 326 n
—— Philip, 236 n
Blodgett, John Taggard, A.M., death of, xix, 298, 305
Blood-letting, unknown to Indians, 152
Blood-root, remedy for rattlesnake bite, 184
Blowers, Samson Salter, 326 n
Boardman ——, 323
—— Andrew. See Bordman
Bohn, Henry George, 273, 295 n
Bolton, Charles Knowles, 49
Bond, Amos, 25 n
—— Hannah (Bright), wife of Amos, 25 n
—— Jonas, 395
—— Nathaniel (H. C. 1766), son of Amos, 25; sketch of, 25 n; his losses by fire, 26
Bordman, Andrew (H. C. 1719), 13
Boston, physicians and apothecaries in, 1690, 146, 147, 156–163; population in 1690, 146, 146 n, 158, 159; extent of, 1690, 155; epidemic of fever in, 155; two burying-grounds belonging to, 155; bonds for security against strangers demanded in, 216 n; fire of 1747 in, 361 n; fire of 1711 in, 401; district covered by this fire, 406; changes caused by it, 406, 407; attempt to provide a currency in, 1733, 373; division of, into precincts, 1716, 402 n; some of the best known coffee houses and taverns in, 407, 408; liquor licences in, in early eighteenth century, 408
—— Admiral Vernon Tavern, 407
—— Almshouse, called the “pretty house upon the common for the poor,” 146; earliest in the country, 158
—— British Coffee House, 407; meetings of the Monday Evening Club at, 322
—— Cornhill, laid out in 1816, 407 n
—— Crown Tavern, 407
—— Exchange Coffee House, 407
—— Faneuil Hall, grasshopper vane on, 407
—— French Huguenot Church, 405
—— Golden Ball Tavern, 407
—— Gutteridge’s Coffee House, 407
—— Hall’s Coffee House. See Hall, Richard, taverner
—— Harbor, manuscript map of, exhibited, 385; variations between this map and the first engraved map of, 385, 386, 387; map of, in English Pilot of 1767, 386 n
—— Insane Hospital. See State Hospital
—— King’s Chapel, 191
—— Monday Evening Club, 1765, 322
—— Public Library, 144, 277 n, 278 n, 295 n, 296, 374 n, 399, 400 n; Prince Collection, 66
—— Sun Tavern, 407
—— Tea Party, H. Gray’s opposition to, 324, 325; measures taken by Parliament to exact compensations for, 324, 325
—— Three Mariners Tavern, 401 n
—— Washington Street, 407 n
—— Wilson’s Lane, now Devonshire Street, 400, 401
Boston Athenæum, 144, 296, 311 n; on site of town almshouse, 158
Boston Gazette, imperfect files of, 374 n
Boston News Letter, photograph of copy of, November 9, 1775, exhibited, 311; negatives given to this Society, 311 n; imperfect files of, 374 n
Boston Port Bill, 324
Bourn ——, Capt., 98 n
—— Ezra, 395
—— Meletiah, 397 n
Bourne, Maj.——, 125
Boutineau, James, 329
—— Susannah (Faneuil), wife of James, 329, 336, 338, 350
Bowden, James, 51
Bowdoin, James, Governor, 13
Bowers, Col. Jerathmeel, 14
Bowes, Robert, 281 n
Boylston, Nicholas, 321
—— Zabdiel, 102 n, 103, 103 n, 104 n, 114, 257 n, 282, 288, 289 n
Boys, Antipas, 118
—— Antipas, Jr., son of Antipas, 118
Bradbury, Rev. Thomas, 98 n, 99
Bradford, William, Governor of Plymouth Colony, 300
Bradish, Ebenezer, glazier, son of John, 20; sketch of, 20 n
—— Hepzibah, wife of John, 20 n
—— John, glazier, 20 n
Bradley, Henry, 46 n
Brattle, Thomas (1658–1713), 164, 164 n, 313, 314
—— Rev. William, his membership in the Royal Society, 95, 95 n, 96, 291
—— William (d. 1776), 13
Breck, ——, daughter of Edward (d. 1662), 50
——, —— first wife of Edward (d. 1662), 50
—— ——, son of Edward (d. 1662), 50
—— Edward (d. 1662), of Dorchester, son of Robert, 49, 50, 51; his letter on the Quakers, 1655, 52–58; description of the pamphlet from which this letter is reprinted, 52 n; photographs of armchair brought from England by, exhibited, 80, 80 n
—— Ensign Edward, son of John (d. 1690), 50
—— Edward, of Boston, 80; his sketch of E. Breck of Dorchester, 49–52
—— Elizabeth, daughter of Edward (d. 1662). See Minot
—— Hugh, 50
—— Isabell Rigby, second wife of Edward (d. 1662), 50
—— Joanna, daughter of Robert, 240 n
—— Joanna (Mason), wife of Robert, 213 n, 219, 228, 231 n, 232 n, 236, 240, 240 n, 249, 254, 257; J. Dunton’s sketch of, 241–246. See also Perry
—— John (d. 1690), son of Edward (d. 1662), 50, 80 n; families descended from, 51
—— Robert, son of Hugh or Thomas, 50
—— Robert, son of Edward (d. 1662), 50, 50 n
—— Rev. Robert, son of John (d. 1690), 80 n
—— Robert (b. 1683), son of Robert, 240 n
—— Sarah, daughter of Rev. Robert. See Gott
—— Thomas, 50
Brek, Robert del, 49
—— Thomas del, son of Robert del, 49. See also Breck
Brewster, John, 404
Bridge, Anne Palfrey, daughter of Rev. William Frederick. See Piper
—— Elizabeth Guild (Crosby), wife of Rev. William Frederick, 352
—— Rev. William Frederick, 352
Bridgeman, Sir Orlando, 381
Bridges, ——, 124
Brigham, Anna, daughter of Samuel. See Davis
—— Anna (Gott), wife of Samuel, 80 n
—— Charles Saunders, A.M., 75, 89 n; elected a Resident Member, 80, 305; accepts, 134
—— Samuel, 80 n
Bright, Hannah. See Bond
Brindley, ——, 408
Briscoe, Elizabeth, daughter of John. See Hall
—— Joseph, Jr., 402
—— Nathaniel, 65
—— Rebecca, wife of Joseph, 404
Brooks, Mary, daughter of Joel. See Farrar
—— James Willson, death of, xix, 298, 305
—— Joel, 19 n
—— Sarah. See Willard
Brown, Carleton Fairchild, 91 n, 291
—— Elizabeth (Otis), wife of Capt. James, 330
—— Ernest William, 110
—— Dr. Francis Henry, 309
—— Horatio Forbes, 370
—— John, 395
—— Margery, adopted by J. Sullivan, 137; her marriage to him, 138. See also Sullivan
—— Neil, 372 n
—— Thomas, of Halifax, 191
—— Capt. William, of Marblehead, 154 n
Browne, Joseph (H. C. 1666), his almanac, 270, 270 n
—— Samuel, 397 n
Brunning, Joseph, 250 n
Bruster, John. See Brewster
Bryant, Thomas, 395
Bull, John, 216
Bullard, Capt. Samuel, 395
Bullivant, Dr. Benjamin, J. Dunton’s sketch of, 236, 249, 254, 256
Bullock, Augustus George, 309
Burbeck, William, 17
Burges, Capt. E., 368 n
—— Col. Elizeus (Elisha), Governor, paper on, by A. Matthews, 360–372; his appointment as Governor, 360, 360 n, 365, 367 n, 372, 389; exemplification of his commission, 360, 361; his resignation, 362, 362 n, 363, 363 n, 389; J. Dummer’s opposition to, 362, 362 n, 363, 363 n, 364, 365, 367, 368; sent to Ireland, 362 n, 370; his charges against Dummer, 366, 367; his army career, 368, 389 n; Countess Cowper’s charges against, 367, 369; arrested for manslaughter, 367, 370, 371; his escape from prison, 369, 369 n; pardoned, 370; Resident at Venice, 370, 371, 371 n, 372, 372 n; his death, 372 n; abstract of his will, 372 n
—— Capt. Samuel, convicted of piracy and pardoned, 370 n
—— Thomas, nephew of Col. Elizeus, 372 n
Burgis, William, advertisement of the publication of his Prospect of the Colledges, 1726, 127
Burney, Capt. James, 167, 167 n
Burroughs, Francis, 216 n, 248
Bushell, John, 404
Bushrod, Hannah. See Washington
Butcher, ——, 123
Butler, Alban, 98 n
—— James, second Duke of Ormonde, 368, 368 n
Byfield, Judge Nathaniel, 364, 366, 397 n
Byles, Rev. Mather, 284, 294; his sermon on the death of Mrs. Dummer, 293, 293 n
Cabot, George, 406
Cahill, ——, 4 n
Calamie, ——, 124
Calamy, Rev. Edmund (1671–1732), 47
Callow, ——, 369 n
Calvert, Giles, 52 n
Cambell, Duncan, Boston bookseller, 144, 144 n
Cambridge, Massachusetts General Court adjourned to, 2, 3 n; horse race at, 1722, 408
—— Associated Charities of, 353
—— Avon Home for Children, 353, 354, 355
—— Blue Anchor Tavern, meeting place of House of Representatives, 20 n
—— District Nursing Association, 355
—— Public Library, 356
—— Social Union, 353
Candles, bayberry, 144, 152; made of silk grass, 152
Caron, Francois, 169, 169 n, 170
Carteret, John, second Baron Carteret of Hawnes and Earl Granville, 371
Cassalis, Sir Gregory, 370
Cassava, 173
Chamberlain, John. See Chamberlayne
—— Samuel, 395
Chamberlayne, John, 88 n, 93, 94, 94 n, 105 n, 106 n; Rev. C. Mather’s World Alarm’d published in form of a letter to, 95, 95 n
Chambers, ——, 123
—— Rebecca. See Russell
Champlain, Samuel de, 171
Champney, Sarah. See Lowell
Chandler, John, 395
Chapman, Henry Leland, LL.D., death of, xix, 388
“Character,” use of the form in seventeenth century English literature, 232, 232 n, 233, 234, 234 n, 235 n, 236, 236 n; definitions of, 232, 233, 234, 234 n, 235, 235 n
Charles I, King of England, 45
Charles II, King of England, his attitude toward Nonconformists, 45, 46; search for paper purporting to refer to bank in time of, 203–212
Charlestown Ferry, revenue of, granted to Harvard College, 146, 146 n, 156
Charms, Indian, 152
Chase, Charles Augustus, A.M., death of, 69, 70
Checkley, John, raises question regarding Rev. C. Mather’s membership in the Royal Society, 96, 282; his grievances against Mather, 97, 99, 99 n, 100 n, 111; his letter to F. Nicholson regarding Mather’s membership in the Royal Society, 97, 97 n; Nicholson’s answer to, 98; his letter to Halley on the same subject, 99, 101, 102, 286; title assumed by, 100, 100 n, 286; his journey to England, 106, 106 n, 113; his Choice Dialogues, 286; his shop, 288
Cheney, Lt. Ebenezer, 28 n, 38
—— Elizabeth (Palmer), wife of Lt. Ebenezer, 28 n
—— Samuel (H. C. 1767), son of Lt. Ebenezer, 27, 29; sketch of, 28 n; his losses by fire, 38
Chepian, 176
Chester, Joseph Lemuel, transcript of Dunton’s Letters from New England made for, 221, 221 n, 222, 222 n, 226, 227, 228 n, 229, 229 n, 244 n, 217 n, 249 n
Cheverus, John, Bishop of Boston, 345, 345 n
Child bearing among Indian women, 148, 149, 176, 177
Chiswell, Richard, the London agent of J. Usher, 278, 278 n, 279, 280, 280 n, 281, 281 n
Choate, Charles Francis, A.M., death of, 69, 70
Chrysostom, St., 345
Ch—h. See Church, Benjamin (H. C. 1754)
Church, Benjamin, 9 n
—— Benjamin (H. C. 1754), son of Benjamin, 9; sketch of, 9 n
—— Thomas, 395
Clap, Capt. Roger, 215, 215 n, 216
—— Col. Thomas, 2
Clark, John, 397 n
—— William, 395
Clarke, ——, 124
—— Sir Simon, 296
Clark’s Island, W. W. Goodwin’s home at, 299, 300
Clarkson, James, 383
Clavering, Mary. See Cowper
Clayton, Rev. John, 145, 183, 186
Cleave, Isaac, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Clerk, a clergyman, 35
Clinton, Lady Arbella, daughter of Thomas. See Johnson
—— Lady Susan, daughter of Thomas. See Humfrey
—— Theophilus, fourth Earl of Lincoln, 115, 116, 117 n, 121
—— Thomas (alias Fiennes), third Earl of Clinton, 115, 115 n, 116
Clough, Samuel, Chester, 309; elected a Resident Member, 359; accepts, 388; his remarks on changes caused by the fire of 1711, Boston, 405–408
Coal, not much used in Boston, 1690, 155
Cocke, I., 247 n
Coddington, William, 121
Codner & Homer, 17
Coffin, Admiral Sir Isaac, letter regarding the establishment of a Lancastrian school, 294, 295
—— Joshua, 107 n
Colden, Cadwallader, 104, 159, 178
Collier, Rev. Jeremy, 232 n
Collins, John (1625–1683), 279, 279 n
Colman, Rev. Benjamin, 144 n, 283 n, 364
Colonial Societt of Massachusetts, vote of, regarding two early houses lately uncovered in Cambridge, 67; gifts to, 71, 72; needs of, 72, 306, 307; hospitality of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences again offered to, 306
—— Annual Meetings, 69–76, 298–310
—— Auditing Committee, appointment of, 1, 267; Report of, 74, 308
—— Corresponding Members, death of, 71, 298, 305, 388; election of, 80, 305; additions to, reported, 71, 202
—— Corresponding Secretary, reports new members, 1, 80, 134, 141, 202, 267, 298, 359, 388; election of, 75, 309. See also Park, Rev. Charles Edwards
—— Council, Annual Report of, 69–72, 304–307; new members of, 309
—— Editor of Publications. See Matthews, Albert
—— Honorary Members, additions to, 71, 359; election of, 311
—— Nominating Committee, appointment of, 1, 267; Report of, 75, 309
—— President, 1, 67, 69, 76, 134, 141, 267, 298, 310, 311, 359, 388; election of, 75, 309. See also Lefavour, Henry
—— Publications, 71, 72, 305, 306
—— Recording Secretary, election of, 75, 309. See also Cunningham, Henry Winchester
—— Registrar, election of, 75, 309. See also Gay, Frederick Lewis
—— Resident Members, death of, announced, 69, 298, 304, 305, 359; election of, 69, 80, 134, 141, 202, 267, 305, 359, 388; additions to, reported, 71, 134, 141, 202, 267, 298
—— Stated Meetings, 1, 80, 134, 141, 202, 267, 311, 359, 388
—— Treasurer, Annual Report of, 72–74, 307, 308; election of, 75, 309. See also Edes, Henry Herbert
—— Vice-Presidents, election of, 75. See also Knowlton, Marcus Perrin; Davis, Andrew McFarland
Columbia, the name, applied to America, 1764, 9
Colway, a part of Lyme Regis, 48
Company of Barbers and Surgeons, 159, 160. See also Barber-surgeons
Concord, N. H., State Archives, 375
Conjuration among Indians, 149, 175, 176
Conjurers, Indian. See Powwows
Continental Congress, 325
Conway, Henry Seymour, 322
Cook, Capt. James, 167
Cooke, Elisha (d. 1737), 397 n
—— Westwood, 395
Coolidge, Joseph Randolph, Jr., 309
—— Thomas Jefferson, Jr., A.B., death of, xix, 298, 304
Cooper, Judith (Sewall), wife of Rev. William, 10 n
—— Rev. Samuel (H. C. 1743), son of Rev. William, 9 n, 260 n, 261; sketch of, 10 n
—— Rev. William, 10 n
Copland, ——, 124
—— John, 124
Cornbury, Lord. See Hyde, Edward
Cornish, cornice, 15
Corporation for the Promoting and Propagating the Gospel of Jesus Christ in New England, 122
Coscúshaw, 173
Cotesworth, Caleb, 103 n
Cotton, ——, 402 n
—— Abigail. See Hall
—— Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. John of Newton. See Hastings
—— Rev. John, of Newton, 24 n
—— John, of Watertown, 407
—— Mary, of Watertown, 407
—— Mary, daughter of William. See Hall; Holt
—— William, 28 n
Cowper, Mary (Clavering), second wife of William, Earl Cowper, 369 n; her statements regarding E. Burges, 368, 369
—— William, first Earl Cowper, 368, 368 n, 369 n
Craddock, ——, 125
Crafts, William, 118
Crafts & Tileston, 17
Crafts, Waters &, 17
Crapo, Henry Howland, 309
Cromwell, Oliver, 191; honorary degrees conferred during his visit to Oxford, 1649, 116 n, 117 n
Crosby, Elizabeth Guild. See Bridge
Cross’s Mills, R. I., burial place of royal family of Narragansett Indians at, 188 n, 189 n; Indian relics found at, 188 n
Crown Commissions, disappearance of one volume of, 398 n
Crows, as Indian oracles, 151; in Indian witchcraft, 176
Cunningham, Alexander (d. 1737), 371 n
—— Henry Winchester, A.B., elected Recording Secretary, 75, 309
Currency, experiments for providing, during the first half of the eighteenth century, 373, 374; state of, in New England to be laid before Privy Council, 383, 384
Curiosity, archaic use of the word, 150, 178
Curtice. See Curtis.
Curtis, Eliza (Bass), wife of Rev. Philip, 27 n
—— Samuel (H. C. 1766), son of Rev. Philip, 26, 29; sketch of, 27 n; his losses by fire, 35
Curwen, Samuel, 326
Curzon, Mary Russell, 294
Curzon-Howe, Richard George Penn, fourth Earl Howe, 387
Cushing, John, 397 n
—— Thomas, 395
—— Thomas (1725–1788), 13
Cushman, Isaac, 395
D—N. See Deane, Rev. Samuel (H. C. 1760)
Dale, Samuel, 88 n
Dance, Indian, held at Narragansett, 154
Danforth, Allen, 268 n
Darby, John, printer, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Davenport, Addington, 394, 397 n
Davidson, Alexander, 199
—— Adelaide (Goodwin), wife of Charles Henry, 77, 78
—— Andrew McFarland, A.M., 65 n, 202, 235 n, 328 n, 329 n; pays tribute to memory of Rev. E. H. Hall, 141; his remarks on a Visit to the Archives of Westminster Abbey, 202–212; his appreciation of W. W. Goodwin, 298–304; elected a Vice-President of this Society, 309; his communication on New Hampshire Merchants’ Notes, 1734–1735, 373–385
—— Anna (Brigham), wife of Isaac, 80 n
—— Charles Henry, A.B., son of Isaac, Memoir of, by S. S. Green, communicated, 75; text of the Memoir, 77–79; his military service, 77; his love of music and art, 78
—— George Clinton, son of Joseph, 80 n
—— Isaac, of Northborough, 80 n
—— Hon. Isaac, of Worcester, 77
—— Jenkin, 120
—— Judge John, 276 n; his edition of Morton’s New England’s Memorial, 268 n, 272, 272 n, 273
—— Joseph, 395
—— Joseph, son of Isaac of Northborough, 80 n
—— Mary, daughter of Jenkin. See Ivory
—— Mary Holman (Estabrook), wife of Hon. Isaac, of Worcester, 77
—— Mary Louise, daughter of George Clinton, 80 n
—— Nicholas Darnell, 90, 92 n, 100 n
Daws, ——, 344
Dean, Samuel. See Deane, Rev. Samuel
Deane, Charles, 277 n
—— Eunice (Pearson), wife of Rev. Samuel, 10 n
—— Rachel (Dwight), second wife of Samuel, 10 n
—— Samuel, 10 n
—— Rev. Samuel (H. C. 1760), son of Samuel, 9, 9 n, 35; sketch of, 10 n
Dedham, Latin School in, 1680, 163, 163 n, 164; military company, 163
Defoe, Daniel, 228, 228 n, 235 n, 253, 257
Deforestation, effect of, 154
Denny, John, 330
—— family, 51
De Normandie, Rev. James, 75
Derham, Rev. William (1657–1735), 177
Dewey, Francis Henshaw, 76, 310
Dexter, Rev. Henry Martyn, 273
—— Timothy, United States loan certificate signed by, exhibited, 388
Dickinson, Wharton, 115, 115 n
Dictionary of American biography, meeting held to consider preparation of, 67
Diseases, among Indians, 148, 149, 151, 172, 173, 181, 186; those curable by mithridate, 157
Dispensary dispute, 161
Dittany. See Pennyroyal
Dixon, ——, 123
Dixwell, Epes Sargent, 130
Doble, Charles Edward, 241 n
Dodge, Joseph, 404
Donovan, James, v
Douglass, Dr. William, 107, 159, 178, 182, 283 n; his opposition to inoculation, 103, 104, 105 n, 282, 282 n, 284, 286, 288, 289, 289 n; his attacks on Rev. C. Mather, 103, 104, 104 n, 105, 105 n, 106, 106 n, 107, 107 n, 282, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290; his anti-inoculation letters to A. Stuart, 103, 105, 105 n, 291; pamphlets dedicated to A. Stuart by, 107, 107 n
Downame, John (d. 1652), 179
Downing, Emanuel, 116 n, 117, 125
—— Sir George, eon of Emanuel, 117
—— John, 383
—— John, Jr., 385
—— Lucy (Winthrop), wife of Emanuel, 116 n, 117
Dowse, Jonathan, 397 n
Draper, Eben Sumner, Governor, 354
—— John, printer, 293 n
—— Richard, printer, 43
—— Samuel, printer, 43
Droeshout, Martin, 296
Drowne, Shem, 407
Drugs, inspection of, 157, 160
Dudley, —— (Gordon), wife of Trueworthy, 28 n
—— Ann, daughtef of Gov. Joseph. See Miller; Winthrop
—— Catharine, daughter of Gov. Joseph. See Dummer
—— John, 40
—— Joseph, Governor, 164, 164 n, 216, 227, 227 n, 360 n, 361, 364; his four daughters, 294
—— Mary, daughter of Gov. Joseph. See Atkins; Wainwright
—— Rev. Nicholas (H. C. 1767), son of Trueworthy, 27, 29; sketch of, 28 n; his losses by fire, 40
—— Paul, son of Gov. Joseph, 88 n, 136, 174 n, 182, 184, 397 n; his membership in the Royal Society, 96, 96 n, 112, 291, 292
—— Priscilla (Whiton), wife of Rev. Nicholas (H. C. 1767), 28 n
—— Rebecca, daughter of Gov. Joseph. See Sewall
—— Trueworthy, 28 n
—— William, son of Gov. Joseph, 392, 392 n, 393, 395, 395 n, 396
Dummer, Anne. See Powell
—— Catharine (Dudley), wife of Lt.-Governor William, 294; death of, 292; public notices of, 293, 293 n; funeral sermon on, 293, 293 n; her portrait, 294
—— Jeremiah (d. 1739), 98 n, 366 n, 367, 367 n, 368, 389; his opposition to E. Burges, 362, 362 n, 363, 363 n, 364, 365, 367, 368; his support of Gov. Dudley, 364; Burges’s charges against 366, 367
—— William, Lt.-Governor, 293, 363 n, 392, 392 n, 393, 394, 395, 397, 397 n, 400 n; his letter on the death of his wife, 292; death of, 292 n, 294; portrait of, 294
Duncan, Nathaniel, 122, 123, 126
Dunster, Rev. Henry, President of Harvard College, 67
Dunton, Elizabeth (Annesley), wife of John (1659–1733), 214, 217, 210, 220, 246
—— Iris, wife of John. See Dunton, Elizabeth
—— Rev. John, 214
—— John (1659–1733), son of Rev. John, paper on his Letters from New England, by C. N. Greenough, 212–257; merits of these letters, 213, 213 n; his description of the Boston old maid, 213 n; his apprenticeship as bookseller, 214; his voyage to New England, 214, 214 n, 215; his arrival in Boston, 215, 216; vouched for as a stranger, 215 n, 216, 216 n; his return to London, 217; his subsequent career, 217; Swift’s opinion of, 217, 217 n; the Earl of Sunderland on, 217, 218; charges against, 218; outline of contents of his Letters, 219, 220, 220 n, 221, 221 n, 228 n; the Chester transcript of his Letters, 221, 221 n, 222, 222 n, 226, 227, 228 n, 229, 229 n, 244 n, 247 n, 249 n; his unacknowledged borrowings from Josselyn, 222–225, 247, 247 n, 248, 248 n, 250, 251, 252, 253; from R. Williams, 222, 250, 250 n, 251, 252, 253; from Rev. C. Mather, 227, 227 n, 229, 250; from Rev. T. Fuller, 237, 238, 241 n, 242 n, 248, 249, 253; from Sir T. Overbury, 239, 247, 247 n, 248, 249, 252, 253; from The Ladies Calling, 240–246, 249, 253; from J. W., 248, 253; from R. Flecknoe, 249, 253, 385; from Rev. J. Moody, 250, 250 n, 253; from Rev. I. Mather, 250, 250 n, 253; from Rev. J. Eliot, 252, 252 n, 253; discussion regarding the genuineness of his Letters, 226–231; his account of the execution of J. Morgan, 230, 230 n; his description of a March picnic, 231, 231 n; his use of the “character” form, 231, 232, 232 n; sources of these characters, 236; his characters divided into three groups, 255, 256; to be classed as fiction rather than as history, 256, 257
—— Lake, son of Rev. John, 219
—— Sarah, 220
Du Simitière, Pierre Eugène, his drawings of Harvard College, 66, 66 n
Dutch East India Company, 170
Dwight, Col. ——, 14
—— Henry, 395
—— Rachel. See Deane
Dyer, Benjamin, 165
Eagle, in Indian conjuration, 149, 175, 176
Eames, Thomas. See Ames, Thomas
Earle, John, Bishop of Salisbury, 234, 234 n, 236; his portrait of A Modest Man, 235 n, 236 n; as the source of some of J. Dunton’s characters, 238, 238 n, 248, 249, 251, 252 n, 253, 254, 255 n, 385
Eason, ——, 157
East India Company, 324
Eaton, Nathaniel, 63, 64, 65, 67
Edes, Henry Herbert, A.M., v, 75, 80, 122, 135, 137, 216 n, 373; reads extracts from early documents relating to Harvard College, 67; reports on meeting held to consider the preparation of a dictionary of American biography, 67; elected Treasurer, 75, 309; exhibits copy of Ravis’s Hebrew Grammar, 114; deed exhibited by, 134, 135; calls attention to letter from Mary Washington to her son, 141; his communication on the wife of Lt.-Governor Dummer, 292–294; communicates letter from Admiral Coffin, 294; his communication regarding Hall’s Coffee-House, 400–408; reads holograph letter from Washington to Col. Gilpin, 408
Edwards, Elizabeth, wife of Griffin, 119
—— Griffin, 119
—— John, 406
Edouart, August, silhouettes cut by, 295
Eliot, Rev. Andrew (H. C. 1737), 21 n
—— Rev. Andrew (H. C. 1762), son of Rev. Andrew (H. C. 1737), 21, 43; sketch of, 21 n, 22 n; allowance to, for losses by burning of Harvard Hall, 22, 23; his petition regarding these losses, 22, 23
—— Ann (Mumford) wife of Rev. John, 229 n
—— Charles William, President of Harvard College, 299, 302, 303
—— Elizabeth (Langdon), wife of Rev. Andrew (H. C. 1737), 21 n
—— Rev. John, Apostle to the Indians, 126, 178; J. Dunton’s account of, 220, 227, 229 n, 251, 252; Dunton’s borrowings from, 252, 252 n, 253
—— Mary (Pynchon), wife of Rev. Andrew (H. C. 1762), 22 n
Elm, the College, 8
Emry, John, 124
England, Admiralty, Lords Commissioners of the, 137, 137 n
—— Board of Trade, discussions in, regarding the exclusion of New Hampshire Notes from Massachusetts, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378; report against the Act excluding them, 379, 380
—— Parliament, measures taken by, to exact compensation for destruction of tea, 324, 325
—— Privy Council, discussions in, regarding the circulation of New Hampshire Notes in Massachusetts, 374, 375, 376, 378, 383, 384; report of Board of Trade to, 379, 380; state of the currency in New England to be laid before, 383, 384
—— Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, 203, 205, 208, 209, 211, 212
England, Bank of. See Bank of England
English language, J. Adams’s project regarding an Academy for the improvement of, 261, 262, 263; increasing international use of, 262, 263; an earlier proposition for an American Society of, 263, 264
English prose fiction, beginnings of, 256, 256 n, 257
Epes, Capt. Daniel, 395
—— Daniel, source of J. Dunton’s character of, 238, 238 n, 252 n, 256
—— Symonds, 397 n
Erving, George, 323
—— John, 323
—— John, Jr., 323
Estabrook, Mary Holman. See Davis
Estabrooke, Capt. Joseph, 395
Evelyn, John, 277 n
Everett, Edward, 114; volume formerly belonging to, exhibited, 264; description of the volume, 265, 265 n; tins volume presented by him to P. Svinin, 265, 266
—— William, 264
Everleigh, Josiah, 98 n
Exeter, Eng., Nonconformists in, 46, 47
Exeter, N. H., sweating cure at, 182; Registry of Deeds, 375
Fairbanks, Arthur, Litt.D., elected a Resident Member, 80, 305; accepts, 134
Fairfax, Thomas, third Baron Fairfax of Cameron, honorary degrees conferred during his visit to Oxford (1649), 116 n, 117 n
Fairfield, Daniel, 120
Fane, ——, son of Sir Henry, 369, 371
—— Sir Henry, 369
Faneuil, Peter, 329
—— Susannah, sister of Peter. See Boutineau
Farrar, George, 19 n
—— Rev. Joseph (H. C. 1767), son of George, 19; sketch of, 19 n
—— Mary (Barrett), wife of George, 19 n
—— Mary (Brooks), wife of Rev. Joseph (H. C. 1767), 19 n
—— Samuel, 19, 19 n. See also Farrar, Timothy
—— Timothy (H. C. 1767), 19 n
Farwell, John Whittemore, v; unrecorded deed, 1694, exhibited by, 141; appointed on Auditing Committee, 267; Report of this Committee, 308; exhibits volume containing sermon by Rev. D. Lawson, and title-page of the Shorter Catechism, 1690, 359, 409, 410; exhibits manuscript map of Boston Harbor once owned by Admiral Lord Howe, 385
Favorite son, early use of the term, 8, 8 n
Fell, John, 241 n
Felton, Cornelius Conway (H. C. 1827), 300, 301, 319
Fenn, Rev. William Wallace, D.D., appointed on Nominating Committee, 1
Feveryear, Grafton, 178
Fillmore, Millard, President, 319
Fisher, Capt. Daniel, 163, 163 n
—— Ebenezer, 404
—— Joshua, 395
—— Mary, a Quaker, 51
Fitch, Thomas, 397 n
Fitz, Dr. Reginald Heber, 102 n, 282, 282 n
Fitz-Walter, Lord. See Mildmay, Benjamin
Flecknoe, Richard, 234 n; J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 249, 253, 385
Fletcher, Joan. See Ames Flint, Josiah, 192 n
Flucker, Thomas, Secretary of Massachusetts, 4 n
Flynt, Henry, 318 n
Fogg, Ralph, 118
Food, of Indians, 150, 178, 179, 180
Foote, Rev. Henry Wilder (H. C. 1897), 75
—— Mrs. Joshua, 123
Forbes, Allan, A.B., elected a Resident Member, 359; accepts, 388
Ford, Thomas, Dunton’s plagiarisms from, 385
—— Worthington Chauncey, A.M., 81 n, 134, 399
Foss, Eugene Noble, Governor, 354
Foster, Francis Apthorp, v; his paper on the Burning of Harvard Hall, 1764, and its Consequences, 1–43, 126 n; reads extracts relating to loss and recovery of two seals, 126, 127; his reproduction of W. Burgis’s Prospect of the Colledges, 127; elected a member of the Council for three years, 309
—— Capt. John, 395
—— Thomas, 14
Foxcroft, Phœbe. See Phillips
Foye, John, 143, 143 n, 400, 401, 402, 406
Franklin, Benjamin, 259
—— James, brother of Benjamin, 283 n, 284, 284 n, 285 n, 287 n; charges against his New-England Courant, 282, 283, 284, 285, 287
French, Rev. Jonathan, 59
Fuller, Rev. Thomas (1608–1661), 234, 236; comparison between his character of The Good Merchant and J. Dunton’s Mr. Heath, 237, 238; as a further source of Dunton’s characters, 241 n, 242 n, 248, 249, 253
Furness, Dawes Eliot, 309
—— Horace Howard, LL.D., death of, xix, 298, 305; J. K. Hosmer’s appreciation of, 318–320
—— Rev. William Henry (H. C. 1820), 318 n
Gaffrey, George. See Jaffrey
Gage, Gen. Thomas, 325
Gale, Roger, 46
Gardiner, Rev. John Sylvester John, 296 n
Gardner, Francis, 352
—— Henry, 327 n
Garth, Sir Samuel, 161
Gay, Frederick Lewis, A.B., v, 51 n, 53 n, 75, 121, 174 n, 184 n, 186 n, 190, 276, 293 n; his remarks on three drawings of Harvard College by Du Simitière, 66; elected Registrar, 75, 309; copies of Rev. C. Mather’s letters owned by, 81 n, 134; communicates a letter written by Rev. T. Shepard (H. C. 1653), 191
Gee, Lately, 403
George I, King of England, 360, 361, 362 n, 364, 366, 368 n, 372, 372 n; his Explanatory Charter, 391 n, 392, 394, 397, 399; address to, on the charter, 398, 399
George II, King of England, 384; called George the Great, 9. See also Wales, Prince of
George III, King of England, 4 n
George, John, 144
—— Lydia (Lee), wife of John, 144. See also Mather
Gerrish, Rev. Joseph, 230, 230 n
Ghost-Book, A, paper on, by A. Matthews, relating to the alleged London edition of N. Morton’s New England’s Memorial, 1669, 268–281. See also Morton, Nathaniel
Ghost-words, 268
Gibbs, Henry, 407; heirs of, 400, 407
—— Robert, 407
Gifford, William Logan Rodman, A.B., 173
Gilbert, Col. Thomas, 14
Gill, Nathaniel, 130
Gilman, Sarah. See Pike
Gilpatrick, Joshua, 138, 138 n
Gilpin, Col. George, letter from Washington to, 408, 409
Glasgow University, 106 n
Glover, Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Jose, 66 n
—— George, 124
—— Rev. Jose, 66 n
Goddard, Capt. Edward, 395
—— Jonathan, F.R.S., 160
Goerlitz, Prussia, 40 n
Goldthwaite, Ezekiel, 346
Goodwin, Mrs. ——, 123
—— Adelaide. See Davis
—— William Watson, D.C.L., death of, xix, 298, 304; elected a Vice-President, 75; A. McF. Davis’s appreciation of, 298–304; his Pilgrim ancestry, 298, 299; his early classical studies, 299; his home at Clark’s Island, 299, 300; his knowledge of Plymouth Harbor, 300; his Greek studies at Harvard, 300; in Germany, 300; his Memoir of G. M. Lane, 301; as a teacher at Harvard, 301; his Syntax of the Greek Moods and Tenses, 301, 303; his support of the elective system, 302; honorary degrees bestowed upon, 302, 303; his services to this Society, 302, 303; his family life, 303; his personality, 304
Gookin, Daniel, 179
Gordon, ——. See Dudley
Gorham, unpaid taxes of, 1774, 327 n
Gosling, Rev. George Langham, 136 n
Gott, Anna, daughter of Benjamin. See Brigham
—— Benjamin, 80 n
—— Sarah (Breck), wife of Benjamin, 80 n
Göttingen University, friendly relations between Harvard College and, 301
Gore, Christopher, Governor, 267
Gove, ——, 123
Grant, Capt. James, 395
—— Hon. Robert, Ph.D., elected a Resident Member, 202, 305; accepts, 267, 298
Grantham, Mr. ——, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
—— Elizabeth, daughter of Harrison, (1711–1794). See Otis
—— Elizabeth (Lewis), wife of Harrison, 321, 323
—— Harrison (1711–1794), son of Edward, paper on the Property of Harrison Gray, Loyalist, by S. E. Morison, 320–350; his offices and income, 321, 321 n, 323, 324; J. Adams’s comments on, 322, 323, 327 n; his desertion of the Whigs, 322, 323, 324, 325; his opposition to the Boston tea-party, 324, 325; result of his defection, 325; loses his office, 325; his pamphlet on the Congresses, 325, 326; leaves Boston, 326; his life in London, 326; accusation against, 326 n, 327 n; these charges refuted, 367 n; confiscation of some of his property, 328, 330 n, 331; classed among the “notorious conspirators,” 328, 329; his grandson undertakes to recover his property, 329, 331, 332, 333 n, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 341; his statement of his property before the Loyalist Commission, 330, 330 n; his Vermont and New Hampshire land, 331, 332, 333; his Peterborough farm acquired by the town, 333, 334, 335; his claim against J. Hancock, 338–343, 345–349; his opposition to the theatre, 345; his death, 349
—— Harrison, Jr., son of Harrison (1711–1794), 321, 326, 349
—— John, son of Edward, 321, 344; joins the patriot cause, 327
—— John, son of Harrison (1711–1794), 321, 326
—— Lewis, son of Harrison (1711–1794), 321, 326
—— Mary (Otis), wife of John, son of Edward, 321
—— Susannah, daughter of Edward. See Jackson
—— Susannah (Harrison), wife of Edward, 320
—— William, 344
Grease, as used by Indians, 151, 182
Great Britain. See England
Green, Bartholomew (d. 1732), son of Samuel (d. 1702), 399 n, 409, 410; becomes his brother’s assistant, 409; becomes partner with his father, 409
—— Charles Montraville, M.D., appointed on Nominating Committee, 267; presents Report of this Committee, 309
—— Hannah, wife of Samuel (d. 1690), J. Dunton’s sketch of, 213 n, 228, 231 n, 236, 240, 245, 246, 249, 253
—— Jacob, heirs of, 406
—— Joseph (H. C. 1726), 191
—— Samuel, printer (d. 1702), 270, 270 n, 271, 273, 274, 277 n, 279, 280 n, 409
—— Samuel, Jr. (d. 1690), son of Samuel (d. 1702), takes charge of J. Foster’s press, 409; his death, 409; inventory of his estate, 409, 410
—— Dr. Samuel Abbott, 144 n, 325 n
—— Samuel Swett, A.M., communicates Memoir of C. H. Davis, 75; text of Memoir, 77–79
Greenhill, —— 124
Greenough, Charles Pelham, 343 n
—— Chester Noyes, Ph.D., 76; elected a Resident Member, 134, 305; accepts, 141; his communication on John Dunton’s Letters from New England, 212–257; supplementary communication by, on John Dunton’s Letters, 385
—— Mary. See Langdon
—— William Whitwell, 114
Greenwood, Isaac, 102 n, 108 n, 109 n, 178, 283 n; his defence of Rev. C. Mather, 104, 104 n, 105 n; this defence answered, 105
Grew, Dr. Nehemiah, son of Rev. Obadiah, 100 n, 143 n, 157, 158, 178, 179; his letter (not extant) to Rev. S. Lee, 142; Lee’s reply to, 142, 142 n; S. Sewall’s notes on, 143; sends queries on Virginia Indians to Rev. J. Clayton, 145; text of Lee’s letter to, 145–153; text of Sewall’s letter to, 153–155; his knowledge of rattlesnakes, 175, 175 n, 183
—— Rev. Obadiah, 143 n; S. Sewall’s notes on, 143; his death, 155 n
Gridley, Richard, 332
Grierson, B., 386 n
Griffin, Edward, 234 n
Grosse, Matthew, 401; his tavern, 401 n
Grout, Jonathan, 332
Guilford, Earl of. See North, Frederick
Gutteridge, Robert, his Coffee House, 407
Griswold, Almon Whiting, 275 n
H—P—R. See Cooper, Rev. Samuel (H. C. 1743)
Hair, of Indians, 147, 166; cutting of Indian maidens’, 154
Hale, Anne Taggard (Piper), wife of Matthew, 357
—— Joseph, 395
—— Matthew, 357
—— Will T., 252 n
Hales, John Groves, his Survey of Boston, 1819, 407
Halifax, Earl of. See Montagu, Charles
Hall, Abigail (Cotton), wife of Rev. Willard, 26 n
—— Charles, son of Richard, gentleman, 405
—— Constance, daughter of Richard, gentleman. See Woodhouse
—— Rev. Edward Henry, D.D., death of, xix, 141, 298
—— Edwin Herbert, 310
—— Eliza, daughter, of Richard, baker, 405
—— Elizabeth (Briscoe), wife of Richard, baker, 404, 405
—— George, son of Richard, gentleman, 405
—— James, son of Richard, gentleman, 405
—— John, son of Richard, baker, 405
—— John, son of Richard, gentleman, 405
—— Joseph, Bishop of Exeter and Norwich, 234, 236; J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 254, 255, 255 n, 385
—— Joseph, son of Richard, baker, 405, 405 n
—— Martha, daughter of Richard, son of Richard, baker, 405
—— Martha (Williston), wife of Richard, son of Richard, baker, 405
—— Mary, daughter of Richard, gentleman, 405
—— Mary, wife of Richard, 405 n
—— Mary (Kneeland), wife of Richard, gentleman, 405
—— Mary (Cotton) Holt, wife of Stephen (H. C. 1765), 27 n, 28 n
—— Richard, takes oath of allegiance in Boston, 1678, 401, 401 n
—— Richard, baker, 401 n, 403, 404, 405; sketch of, 404, 405
—— Richard, barber, 402
—— Richard, constable, 401, 402
—— Richard, gentleman, 405
—— Richard, mariner, 405 n
—— Richard, tailor, 401
—— Richard, taverner, 401 n; his application for a licence, 287 n, 288 n, 289 n, 403, 404; his Coffee House the headquarters of the Society of Physicians Anti-Inoculators, 287, 288, 289; disappearance of this house, 289; his house a political rendezvous, 289 n; precise location of his Coffee House, 400, 401, 406; ordered to close his house, 403, 404; allowed to reopen it, 404; allusions to his Coffee House in contemporary newspapers, 408
—— Richard, son of Richard, baker, 405
—— Richard, son of Richard, gentleman, 405
—— Sarah. See Biglow
—— Stephen (H. C. 1765), son of Rev. Willard, 26, 28, 28 n, 29; sketch of, 26 n, 27 n; his losses by fire, 30, 31, 31 n
—— Rev. Willard, 26 n
—— William, son of Richard, gentleman, 405
Halley, Edmund, Secretary of the Royal Society, 83, 91, 91 n, 97 n, 98, 108, 290, 385; J. Checkley’s letter to, regarding Rev. C. Mather’s membership in the Royal Society, 99, 100, 101, 102, 286
Hallowell, ——, 344
—— Robert, 329
Halsey, Frederic Robert, 276 n
Hamilton, A., & Co., 130
Hammond, George, 336
—— Joseph, 397 n
Hancock, Belcher (H. C. 1727), son of Nathaniel, 3 n, 4 n; allowance to, for his losses by burning of Harvard Hall, 18; sketch of, 18 n
—— Dorothy (Quincy), wife of Gov. John, 348, 349. See also Scott
—— John, Governor, 323, 324; H. Gray’s claim against, 338–343, 345–349; the claim settled, 350; his treasurership of Harvard College, 341; H. G. Otis’s characterization of, 342, 343; H. G. Otis’s letters to, 344, 346–348; vetoes bill providing for naturalization of refugees, 348, 348 n; his death, 348
—— Nathaniel, 18 n
—— Prudence (Russell), wife of Nathaniel, 18 n
Harding. See Horden
Harlakenden, Richard, 123
Harley, Robert, first Earl of Oxford, 366, 366 n
Harriot, Thomas, 173
Harris, David, 331
—— Jonathan, 331
—— Thaddeus Mason, photograph of, from silhouette, exhibited, 295
Harrise, Nathaniel, 402
Harrison, Gray. See Gray, Harrison
—— Susannah. See Gray
Harvard, Rev. John, 65, 66, 145, 156
Harvard College, 63; grant of the General Court to, 1636, 64; Rev. H. Peter’s service to, 64; N. Eaton’s connection with, 64; three drawings of, by Du Simitière, 66, 66 n; extracts read from recently discovered documents relating to, 67; advertisement relating to W. Burgis’s Prospect of the Colledges, 127; Rev. S. Lee’s account of, 1690, 145, 146; foundation and early days of, 150; Charlestown ferry granted to, 156; Robie’s meteorological observation at, 178; celebration of Washington’s birthday at, 1796, 199, 200; early hour of retiring at, 201; volume containing J. A. Shaw’s sketch of, exhibited, 264, 265; friendly relations with Gottingen University, 301
—— Harvard Hall, paper on the Burning of Harvard Hall, 1764, and its Consequences, by F. A. Foster, 2–43; meetings of the General Court held in, 2, 3 n; books and apparatus in, destroyed, 2, 2 n, 3 n, 4 n, 5; Mrs. Mascarene’s account of the burning of, 3 n; General Court votes money for rebuilding of, 4 n, 5, 12, 13, 16, 17; donations asked for rebuilding of, 6, 7; poems relating to the burning of, 7–11; committee appointed to superintend rebuilding of, 13, 14; report of this committee, 14–16; allowances made by House to those losing property by burning of, 18–25, 29; two seals lost in burning of, afterward recovered, 126, 127
—— Holworthy Hall, 265
—— Library, v; J. Harvard’s bequest to, 65, 66; Rev. W. Ames’s library at, 65, 66; possible other early collections in, 66, 66 n; recent acquisitions to, exhibited, 67; some interesting objects in, 267; material in, relating to the College, 312, 313
—— Massachusetts Hall, 3 n, 15
—— Records, Notes on, 1636–1800, by A. Matthews, 312–318; loss of some volumes of, 312, 314, 314 n; necessity for preserving, 312; character of, 312, 313; publication of, by this Society, 312, 314 n; description of, 313–318
—— Stoughton Hall, 3 n, 9 n, 265
Harvard Memorial Society, 67
Hastings, Elizabeth (Cotton), wife of Jonathan (H. C. 1730), 24 n
—— Jonathan, 24 n
—— Jonathan (H. C. 1730), son of Jonathan, his losses by fire, 24; sketch of, 24 n
—— Sarah (Phips), wife of Jonathan, 24 n
Hatch, Nathaniel, 323
Hathora, Jedidah. See Biglow
Hatley, Maj. ——, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 254, 255
Hauksbee, Francis (d. 1763), 110
Hawkesby. See Hauksbee
Hawks, as Indian oracles, 151
Hayward, ——, 124
—— Keziah. See Ames
Hazlitt, William Carew, 276 n
Hearne, ——, 99 n
—— Thomas (d. 1735), 218, 218 n
Heath, Elias, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 248, 254, 256; J. Dunton’s sketch of, 236
Hell Fire Club of Boston. See Society of Physicians Anti-Inoculators
Hell Fire Club of London, 283, 284
Hemp bank, 384
Henchman, Daniel, 400 n
—— Sir Andrew, 196 n
—— Dorothy (Sandford), wife of Andrew, 46 n
—— George, 123
—— Henry (d. 1695), of Leigh, 48, 48 n
—— Henry, of Colway, son of Henry (d. 1695) of Leigh, 44, 47, 48, 48 n, 49
—— Mary, daughter of Robert (son of Andrew). See Holworthy
—— Capt. Samuel, of Charlestown, 13
—— Susan (Morridge), first wife of Henry (d. 1695) of Leigh, 48, 48 n
—— Susanna. See Henley, Susan (Morridge)
—— Susanna, daughter of Henry (d. 1695) of Leigh. See Holworthy
—— family, 45, 47, 48, 48 n, 49 n
Herbs, use of, by Indians, 149, 150
Herlackenden. See Harlakenden
Hermaphrodites, none among Indians, 147
Hernandez, Victoria, 372 n
Hibbens, William, 123, 125, 126; his mission to England, 121, 122
Hichborn, Col. ——, 343
Higginson, Francis, 183
—— Rev. John, 230, 230 n, 253, 270
Hill, Adams Sherman, LL.D., death of, 70
—— Richard, 123
Hingham, F. H. Lincoln’s services to, 131, 132
—— Mutual Fire Insurance Company, 130, 131
Hoar, Rev. Leonard, President of Harvard College, 192 n
Hobbamock, 175
Hobson, John, 395
Hodges, Rev. Richard Manning, 265 n
Hoe, Robert, Catalogue of the library of, 274, 274 n
Holbrook, ——, 124
Hollis, Thomas (1659–1731), 3 n, 6 n, 98 n, 99, 317
—— Thomas (1720–1774), 3 n, 48 n, 88 n
Holmes, Rev. Abiel, 114
—— Lydia (Blanchard), wife of Jonathan, 28 n
—— Mary (Cotton), wife of Moses (H. C. 1767), 27 n, 28 n. See also Hall
—— Moses (H. C. 1767), son of Jonathan, 27, 27 n, 29; sketch of, 28 n; his losses by fire, 40–41
Holworthy, Lucy (Jervoice), second wife of Sir Matthew, 45
—— Mary (Henley), first wife of Sir Matthew, 45, 196 n.
—— Sir Matthew, 44, 45, 48, 48 n, 49, 196 n; his benefactions to Lyme Regis, 47, 47 n; Lely’s portrait of, 267
—— Susanna (Henley), third wife of Sir Matthew, 45, 47, 48, 48 n; her interest in the dissenting clergy, 44, 49; Lely’s portrait of, 267
—— family, 48
Holyoke, Rev. Edward, President of Harvard College, 5, 6, 7, 14, 314 n; his letter regarding the burning of Harvard Hall, 3, 3 n; his Diary owned by A. Nichols, 3 n
—— Margaret, daughter of Rev. Edward. See Mascarene
Homer, Codner &, 17
Hool, Samuel, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Hopkins, Edward, 317
Horden, Hildebrand, 369, 369 n, 370, 371
Horn, Georg, 167, 167 n, 170, 179
Horse race, 1722, 408
Hosmer, Rev. George Washington (H. C. 1826), 318 n; his refusal of a chaplaincy in the Navy, 319
—— James Kendall, LL.D., his appreciation of H. H. Furness, 318–319
Hough, Samuel, 114
Houghton, Robert, 123
Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe, A.M., 71, 74; a member of Auditing Committee, 1, 74
—— Richard, first Earl Howe, manuscript map of Boston Harbor once owned by, exhibited, 385; many American maps owned by, 387
Howe, Lord. See Curzon-Howe, Richard George Penn; Howe, Richard
Howells, Nathan, 99 n
Howland, Joanna, daughter of Thomas. See White
—— Thomas, 24 n
Howlet, John, 395
Hubbard, Anna. See Tompson
—— Thomas, Treasurer of Harvard College, 6, 11, 13, 17
—— Rev. William, 230
Hudson, John, 120
Humfrey, Anne, daughter of John (d. 1651). See Miles
—— Dorcas, daughter of John (d. 1651), 120
—— John (d. 1651), the Massachusetts magistrate, paper on, by E. McK. Avery, 115–117; his letters to I. Johnson, 115, 116; admitted to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 117; records relating to, communicated by Rev. T. F. Waters, 117–120; his second marriage, 117 n, 121
—— Col. John, son of John (d. 1651), 120, 121; degree of M.A. from Oxford given to, 116, 117, 117 n
—— Joseph, 118; his will, 118, 119, 120; his death, 119
—— Mary, second wife of John (d. 1651), 121
—— Sarah, daughter of John (d. 1651), 120
—— Lady Susan (Clinton), wife of John (d. 1651), 115, 116, 116 n, 117 n, 121
—— family, remarks on, by H. E. Woods, 120–121
Hunt, ——, 123
Huntington, Henry Edwards, 276 n
—— Samuel, 261
Hurdon, Dr. ——, 123
Hutchinson, Edward (d. 1752), 397 n
—— Thomas (d. 1739), 397 n
—— Thomas, Governor, son of Thomas (d. 1739), 328, 362 n, 367 n, 394
Hyde, Edward, Viscount Cornbury and third Earl of Clarendon, 82 n
Hyslop, Elizabeth, daughter of William. See Sumner
—— William, 19 n
Iesso. See Yezo
Indian conjurers. See Powwows
Indian English, 148, 172, 257, 257 n
Indian relics, found at Cross’s Mills, 188 n
Indian women, certain characteristics and customs of, 147, 148, 149, 154, 171, 172, 176, 177
Indians, their characteristics as noted by Rev. S. Lee, 147–153; explanation of these notes by G. L. Kittredge, 171–186; hair of, 147, 166; theories regarding origin of, 147, 166–171, 178, 179; their singing, 148, 172; their mourning, 148, 171; their use of herbs, 149, 150; their aversion to sweets, 149, 177; expert in the use of poisons, 150; vices of, 150, 179, 181; their games, 150, 181; their food, 150, 178, 179, 180; treatment of infants by, 150, 177, 181; suicide among, 150, 181; their philtres, 151, 185; their oracles. 151; medicines used by, 151, 152, 183, 184, 185, 186; their charms, 152; Sewall’s observations on New England, 153, 154; their weather proverbs, 177; initiation by vomit among, 185; their fondness for rum, 189, 190; their sense of humor, 190; J. Dunton’s accounts of, 220, 222, 251, 252, 253. See also Anthony; Narragansett Indians; Niantic Indians; Ninigret; Speen, John; Squando; Virginia Indians
Infants, Indian, treatment of, 150, 177, 181
Ingalls, Francis, 118
Ingersoll, David, 29 n
—— Sally, daughter of David. See Barnard
Inoculation, Rev. C. Mather’s communications to the Royal Society regarding, 101, 102, 108, 108 n, 109 n, 287, 287 n, 289; controversy over, in Boston, 102, 103, 282, 283, 284, 285, 291; possible effect of Rev. C. Mather’s defence of, 102, 103, 104, 281, 286, 400; W. Douglass’s opposition to, 103, 104, 105 n, 282, 282 n, 284, 286, 288, 289, 289 n; J. Jurin’s interest in, 103 n, 108 n, 290; practice of, in London, 1722, 284, 285, 287; Dr. Wagstaffe’s attack on, 291. See also Small-pox
Insurance, fire, unknown in early days in Boston, 406
International Congress of Historical Studies, this Society invited to be represented at, 373
Isaacs, Ralph, Jr., 181
Ivory, Mary (Davis), wife of Thomas, 120
—— Thomas, 120
Jackson, Capt. ——, 123
—— Emily Nevill, 295
—— Jonathan, 318 n
—— Susannah (Gray), wife of Joseph, 328 n
Jameson, John Franklin, LL.D., 70
Jansson, John, 66
Japan, its junction with northwest America, 147, 166–170
Jenings, Edmund, 262
Jenner, Capt. Thomas, 214, 215, 215 n, 216, 216 n
Jermyn, Thomas, second Baron Jermyn of St. Edmundsbury, 211
Jesso. See Yezo
Jews, theory of descent of Indians from, 178, 179
Johnson, Lady Arbella (Clinton), wife of Isaac, 115
—— Daniel, 39
—— Edward, his description of certain Massachusetts towns, 224 n
—— Isaac, 115; letters of J. Humfrey to, 115, 116
—— Marmaduke, 270, 270 n, 271, 273, 274, 277 n, 280 n
—— Ralph, his definition and rules for making a character, 232, 233, 234
—— Thomas, 408
Jolly, Capt. James, 135
Jones, Josiah, 395
—— Lucy. See Lee
Josselyn, John, 172, 177, 179, 180, 181, 185, 213, 222, 257; J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 222–225, 247, 247 n, 248, 248 n, 250, 251, 252, 253
Jurin, James, Secretary of the Royal Society, 90 n, 93, 94 n, 95 n, 100 n, 101, 103, 104 n, 105 n, 106 n, 109, 109 n, 113, 287; Rev. C. Mather’s letter to, regarding his election to the Royal Society, 90, 91, 91 n; regarding his status in the Society, 107, 108, 108 n, 110, 114, 286, 290; his interest in inoculation, 103 n, 108 n, 290
Keith, George, 279 n
Kellond, Thomas, 119
Kent, John, 395
—— Charles, 247
Kinnicutt, Lincoln Newton, elected a Resident Member, 141, 305; accepts, 202
Kircher, Athanasius, 168 n
Kittredqe, George Lyman, LL.D., v, 45, 47, 49, 62 n, 191, 198, 257 n, 400; communicates two stories sent to Lady Holworthy, 44; his paper on Cotton Mather’s Election into the Royal Society, 81–114, 134, 135; communicates Letters of Rev. S. Lee and S. Sewall relating to New England and the Indians, 142–155; his notes on Lee’s letter, 156–186; his Further Notes on Cotton Mather and the Royal Society, 281–292; exhibits United States loan certificate signed by T. Dexter, 388
Kneeland, Mary. See Hall
—— Dr. William (H. C. 1751), 34
Knowlton, Hon. Marcus Perrin, LL.D., elected a Vice-President of this Society, 75, 309; represents this Society at the centennial celebration of the American Antiquarian Society, 306
L—W—LL. See Lowell, John (H. C. 1760)
Lackey, William, 406
Ladies Calling, The, editions of, 240, 240 n; as the source of some of J. Dunton’s characters, 240–240, 249, 253
La Luzerne, Anne César, Chevalier de, 260
Lancaster, Joseph, 294 n
Lancastrian school, 294, 294 n
Land Bank, 1695, paper relating to, 211, 212
Land Bank of 1740, 373
Lane, George Martin, 301
—— William Coolidge, A.B., 6 n, 67, 264, 267, 304, 312; exhibits recent acquisitions to the Harvard College archives, 67; exhibits photographs from silhouettes, 295
Langdon, Elizabeth. See Eliot
—— John, 18 n
—— Mary (Greenough), wife of John, 18 n
—— Timothy (H. C. 1765), son of John, 42; allowance to, for his losses by the burning of Harvard Hall, 18, 19; sketch of, 18 n, 19 n
Language, national academies for fixing and improving, 261; American Academy of, proposed, 261, 262, 263; an earlier proposition for an American Society of, 263, 264
Lansdale, ——, 369 n
Larkin, George, 219
Latimer, Hugh, Bishop of Worcester, 237, 238
Laud, William, Archbishop of Canterbury, 44
Lawrence, William Witherle, 252 n
Lawson, Rev. Deodat, his Duty & Property of a Religious Householder, exhibited, 359, 409
Leader, ——, 126
Leclerc, Charles, 272 n
Lechmere, Thomas, 364 n
Lee, Gen. ——, 62
—— Arthur, 259
—— Dr. Joseph, 27 n
—— Joseph (H. C. 1765), son of Dr. Joseph, 26, 29; sketch of, 27 n; his losses by fire, 31, 32, 32 n
—— Lucy (Jones), wife of Dr. Joseph, 27 n
—— Lydia, daughter of Rev. Samuel. See George; Mather
—— Mildred (Washington), wife of Thomas, 61, 61 n
—— Rev. Samuel (d. 1691), his letter to N. Grew, 100 n, 142, 142 n, 154; sketch of, 143, 144; forecasts his fate, 144; his library, 144, 144 n; text of his letter to Grew, 145–153; G. L. Kittredge’s notes on tins letter, 156–186
—— Thomas, 61 n
Lefavour, Henry, LL.D., 69, 134, 141, 267, 298, 311, 359, 388; elected President of this Society, 75, 309
Leiter, Levi Zeigler, 276 n
Lely, Sir Peter, his portraits of Sir Matthew and Lady Holworthy, 267
Lemax, ——, 408
Lemmon, Joseph, 396
Leonard, George, 354
L’Estrange, Sir Hamon, 179
—— Sir Roger, 279
Leusden, John, 228
Leverett, John, Governor, 401
—— Rev. John, President of Harvard College, 96 n, 114, 313; his Diary really a collection of College records, 316
Lewis, Ezekiel, 395
—— Elizabeth, daughter of Ezekiel. See Gray
Lexington, Washington’s visit to, 59
Library of Congress, 321 n, 325 n
Lincoln, Anna Frances (Baker), wife of Francis Henry (d. 1911), 130
—— Arthur, son of Solomon (d. 1881), 129
—— Daniel, 130
—— Francis Henry, A.M. (d. 1911), son of Solomon (d. 1881), v; death of, xix, 69, 70; Memoir of, communicated by H. E. Ware, 128; text of Memoir, 129–133; his ancestors, 129, 130; his education, 130; his business career, 130, 131; his services to the town of Hingham, 131, 132; his other activities, 132
—— Francis Henry (b. 1876), son of Francis Henry (d. 1911), 130
—— Mehitable (Lincoln), wife of Solomon (d. 1881), 129
—— Samuel, 130
—— Solomon (d. 1881), his public services, 129
—— Solomon, son of Solomon (d. 1881), 129
—— Welcome, 130
Lincoln, Earl of. See Clinton
Lindall, Timothy, 395
L’Isle, Laurence, 234 n
Littlebury, ——, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Littlefeild, John, 124
Littlefield, Dependence, 396
—— George Emery, A.B., 66 n, 276 n, 409; elected a Resident Member, 359; accepts, 388
Livermore, Maj. Samuel, 14, 17
Lobb, Rev. Stephen, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Loe, Mrs. ——, 123
—— St. Andrew Undershaft, 44
—— Westminster Abbey, remarks on a Visit to the Archives of, by A. McF. Davis, 202–212; house of the Dean of, 204; memorial to J. R. Lowell in, 204; arrangement of, 204, 205, 206, 207; the library of, 205, 206; archives of, 207, 208, 211
London Dispensatory, 146
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 319; photograph of, from silhouette, exhibited, 295
Longmore, Henry, 372 n
Lord, Arthur, A.B., 268 n, 271 n, 273, 276 n, 279 n
Loring, Capt. Thomas, 395
Lottery, proposal to raise money by, for Harvard College building, 15
Louisburg Cross, 267
Love, rare with Indians, 149
Love philtres, 185
Lowell, Hon. Francis Cabot, LL.D., death of, 70
—— James Russell, memorial to, in Chapter House of Westminster Abbey, 204
—— Rev. John, 9 n
—— John (H. C. 1760), son of Rev. John, 9, 329; sketch of, 9 n
—— John (H. C. 1786), 192 n
—— John Amory, 192 n
—— Sarah (Champney), wife of Rev. John, 9 n
Lowndes, William Thomas, his entries regarding Morton’s New England’s Memorial, 272, 272 n, 273, 273 n, 275; impressions of his Bibliographer’s Manual published in or before 1834, 295 n–297
Loyalist Commission, 321 n, 324 n, 325 n, 327 n, 330, 330 n, 332, 332 n, 338 n
Loyalists, American, group of, in London, 326; confiscation of property of, 328, 329, 337, 342, 342 n, 345; recommendation to restore property of, 328; special legislation against absentee, 329, 329 n; difficulty of collecting money due to, 336, 337, 348; bill providing for naturalization of, vetoed by Gov. Hancock, 348, 348 n
Lucas, Philip, 170
Lupton, Donald, 234 n
Luttrell, Narcissus, 368, 369, 369 n, 370 n
Lyme Regis, Eng., Sir M. Holworthy’s benefactions to, 47, 47 n
Lynde, Benjamin (d. 1745), 393, 397 n
—— Samuel, 407
McINTIRE, Charles John, 310
McSparran, Rev. James, 97 n
Magicians, Indian. See Powwows
Man, Alice (Whitney), wife of Ensign (H. C. 1764), 29 n
—— Ensign, 29 n
—— Ensign (H. C. 1764), son of Ensign, 29, 33; sketch of, 29 n; his losses by fire, 42–43
—— Tabitha, wife of Ensign, 29 n
Man eaters, 181
Manchester, Earl of. See Montagu, Charles
Mann, William, 407
Marbois. See Barbé-Marbois
Marrion, John, 403
Marsh, Christopher Bridge (H. C. 1761), 35
Martinelli, Vincent, 372 n
—— Margaret (Holyoke), wife of John, her letter describing the burning of Harvard Hall, 3 n, 4 n
Masefield, John, 268 n
—— Joanna, daughter of Arthur. See Breck; Perry
—— Joanna (Parker), wife of Arthur, 240 n
Massachusetts, five coercive measures of Parliament against, 1774, 324, 325; failure of towns of, to pay taxes, 327 n, 338; Governor of, also Governor of New Hampshire, 360 n; attempts to provide a currency in, 373
—— Bay Company, 66 n
—— Colony, General Laws and Liberties of the Massachusetts, imprints of the editions of 1672 and 1675, 279; advertisement in the 1675 volume of, 280
—— Colony Charter, 215 n, 216 n, 227, 227 n
—— Council, vote of, on the Explanatory Charter, 397 n
—— Crown Commissions, disappearance of one volume of, 398 n
—— Explanatory Charter, 1725–1726, A. Matthews’s communication on the Acceptance of, 389–400; committee of Privy Council recommends this Charter, 391; proceedings in the House on the arrival of, 392, 393, 394, 395; vote of the House, by members, on the acceptance of, 395, 396; acceptance of, 396 n, 397; vote on, in the Council, 397 n; address of both Houses to the King accepting, 398, 399; two separate publications of, in Boston, 1726, 399; differences between the two copies, 399, 400 n; other publications of, 399, 399 n
—— General Court, adjourned to Cambridge, 2, 3 n; votes money for rebuilding of Harvard Hall, 4 n, 5, 12, 13, 16, 17; records of, destroyed, 11; these records supplied from House Journal, 11, 12; appoints committee to superintend rebuilding of Harvard Hall, 13, 14; report of this committee, 14–16; appoints committee to consider individual losses by this fire, 17; gratuity granted by, to Harvard College, 64, 65; to Mrs. Ames, 64, 65; to Mrs. Glover, 66 n; passes Act prohibiting circulation of New Hampshire Notes, 374, 375; discussion regarding this Act in England, 374, 375, 376, 378; text of the Act, 376, 377; petition of F. Wilks in support of the Act, 375, 376, 377, 380, 383; text of his petition, 381, 382; Board of Trade reports against the Act, 379, 380; the Act disallowed, 384; address of, to George I, accepting the Explanatory Charter, 398, 399
—— House, petitions to, for allowance for losses by fire, 22, 23, 25, 26–28; Gov. Shute’s controversy with, 389; methods of, disapproved by Privy Council, 390, 391; proceedings in, on arrival of the Explanatory Charter, 392, 393, 394, 395; vote of, by members, on the acceptance of the Charter, 395, 396; accepts the Charter, 396 n, 397
—— Province Charter, 361, 390, 397, 397 n, 398; suspension of, 324; choice of the Council under, 325 n
—— Province Seal, loss and recovery of, 13, 126, 127
—— Provincial Congress, 325
—— Supreme Court of Probate, loss and recovery of Seal of, 126, 127
Massachusetts Government Act, 324
Massachusetts Historical Society, v, 81 n, 144, 188 n, 311 n, 360 n, 399, 400 n; draughts of Rev. C. Mather’s letters, owned by, 134
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital, 354, 355
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Union, 131
Mather, Rev. Cotton, son of Rev. Increase, 63, 136, 167, 173, 174, 178, 179, 192 n, 213, 214, 222, 257 n; his comment on Rev. W. Ames, 63; paper on his Election into the Royal Society, by G. L. Kittredge, 81–114; his communications to the Royal Society, 81, 81 n, 82, 83, 84, 84 n, 94, 94 n, 101, 102, 104, 105, 105 n, 106 n, 108 n, 109 n, 114, 114 n; his correspondence with Dr. J. Woodward regarding his contributions to, and membership in the Royal Society, 81, 82 n, 83, 83 n, 84, 84 n, 85 n, 90, 91 n, 92 n, 93, 101, 101 n, 102, 102 n, 103, 104 n, 105 n, 106, 107, 108, 110, 111, 111 n, 113, 114, 288, 290; his nomination to membership in the Society, 84, 90 n, 110, 111; his election, 85, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114; his letter to R. Waller regarding his admission into the Society, 86, 87; his essay on the moose, 88 n; his use of the title F.R.S., 89, 89 n, 90, 95, 95 n, 96, 96 n, 97, 99, 100 n, 113; his correspondence with Jurin regarding his election, 90, 91, 91 n; title F. R. S. given him in the Philosophical Transactions, 91, 92; by members of the Society, 93, 94, 108; his name not in the annual lists of the Society, 91 n, 92, 93, 97, 100 n, 106, 112, 282, 287, 288, 291; J. Checkley’s grievances against, 97, 99, 99 n, 100 n; his membership in the Royal Society questioned by Checkley, 97, 97 n, 99, 101, 102, 286; publication of his Christian Philosopher, 98, 98 n, 99, 99 n; possible effect of his defence of inoculation, 102, 103, 104, 281, 286, 400; I. Greenwood’s defence of, 104, 104 n; W. Douglass’s attacks on, 103, 104, 104 n, 105, 105 n, 106, 106 n, 107, 107 n, 282, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290; his letter to Jurin, regarding his status in the Royal Society, 107, 108, 108 n, 110, 114, 286, 290; his zeal in the witchcraft heresy, 109; his attitude toward the Church of England, 109; R. Thoresby’s testimony regarding his admission to the Royall Society, 110; copies of draughts of his letters offered to this Society for publication, 134; on Rev. S. Lee’s captivity by the French, 143, 144; on cure for rattlesnake bite, 184; on Indian cure for syphilis, 185, 186; publication of his Magnalia, 214, 228, 228 n; J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 227, 227 n, 229 n, 250; at J. Morgan’s execution, 230, 230 n, 231 n; Further Notes on Cotton Mather and the Royal Society, by G. L. Kittredge, 281–292; his connection with a pamphlet vindicating the clergy, 282, 283, 283 n
—— Rev. Increase, son of Rev. Richard, 156, 181, 227 n, 231 n, 278 n, 284, 285 n; J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 250, 250 n, 253
—— Lydia (Lee) George, third wife of Rev. Cotton, 144. See also George
—— Nathaniel, son of Rev. Increase, 227, 227 n
—— Rev. Richard, 49
—— Rev. Samuel, son of Rev. Cotton, 98 n, 105 n, 110; his evidence regarding his father’s election to the Royal Society, 87, 87 n, 88 n, 93, 93 n; his attack on the New-England Courant, 285, 285 n, 286; his implication of J. Checkley, 286
Matthews, Albert, A.B., 15 n, 44, 89 n, 106 n, 127, 178, 180, 182 n, 264, 408; his remarks on the interest shown in Harvard College by the Holworthies and H. Henley, 45–49; communicates letters written by members of the Washington family, 58; exhibits photographs of armchair brought from England by E. Breck (d. 1662), 80, 80 n; his remarks on Capt. O. Beale, 135, 136; on John and Margery Sullivan, 137–140; on Ninigret, 187–189; on the “Saints” of New England, 190, 191; on the Address of the Yankee Club of Stewartstown to Washington, 198, 199; on a celebration of Washington’s birthday at Harvard College, 1796, 199–201; his communication on Americanisms and a proposed Academy of Language, 257, 264; his paper on A Ghost-Book, 268–281; exhibits photographs of the Boston News-Letter of November 9, 1775, 311; his Notes on the Harvard College Records, 1636–1800, 312–318; his paper on Colonel Elizeus Burges, 360–372; his communication on the Acceptance of the Explanatory Charter, 1725–1726, 389–400
May, ——, 349
Mayhew, Elizabeth (Clark), wife of Rev. Jonathan, 323
—— Rev. Jonathan, his influence over H. Gray, 322, 323
Maylem, Joseph, 405
Mead, Richard, his attack on J. Woodward, 107 n
Medical profession. See Physicians
Medicine, practice of, among apothecaries, 160, 161, 162
Medicines, Indian, 151, 152, 183, 184, 185, 186; inspection of, in London, 157, 160
Mendum, Nathaniel, 383
Mercator, Geraard, 167
Merchants’ Notes of 1733, 374
Meredith, Gertrude Euphemia, 140
Merreal, Alexander, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Merrett, Christopher, 157, 161, 161 n, 162, 162 n, 172
Merriman, Roger Bigelow, Ph.D., 76; elected a Resident Member, 134, 305; accepts, 141
Merritt, Edward Percival, A.B., x, 71; a member of Auditing Committee, 1, 74
Methridate. See Mithridate
Mews, Peter, Bishop of Bath and Wells and of Winchester, 46
Mildmay, Benjamin, first Earl Fitz-Walter, 381
Miles, Ann (Humfrey) Palmes, wife of Rev. John, 119, 120
Milk, unknown to Indians before English came, 151
Miller, Ann (Dudley) Winthrop, wife of Jeremiah, 294
—— Jeremiah, 294
Milner, Thomas, 110
Mines, Dr. W. Avery’s interests in, 165
Minot, Elizabeth (Breck), wife of John, 50
—— John, 50
Mithridates VI, King of Pontus, 157
Moffat, Thomas J., 278 n
Molyneaux, Samuel, 137 n
Monk, George, 247
Monstrosities, few among Indians, 147, 171
Montagu, Charles (d. 1715), first Earl of Halifax, 366, 366 n
—— Charles (d. 1722), fourth Earl of Manchester and first Duke of Manchester, 370
Montague, Rev. William, 327 n
Moodey, Maj. Samuel, 396
Moody, Rev. Joshua, 231 n; J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 250, 250 n, 253
Moore, Rev. Edward Caldwell, D.D., appointed on Nominating Committee, 1
—— Rev. George Foot, LL.D., 71
—— George Henry, 274
Mordaunt, Charles, third Earl of Peterborough and first Earl of Monmouth, 368
Moreau, Jean Victor, 266
Morey, Maj. Thomas, 17
Morgan, Edward, 124
—— James, execution of, 217, 230, 230 n, 231, 231 n, 250, 250 n
—— John Pierpont, LL.D., 71; death of, xix
—— Morris Hicky, his Harvard Degrees and Diplomas exhibited, 67
Morison, Emily Marshall, v
—— Samuel Eliot, Ph.D., 76; elected a Resident Member, 141, 305; accepts, 202; his paper on the Property of Harrison Gray, Loyalist, 320–350
Morrell, Dorothy, wife of Rev. Isaac, 19 n
—— Rev. Isaac, 19 n
—— Isaac, perhaps son of Rev. Isaac, 19; sketch of, 19 n
—— William, 185
Morridge, Susan. See Henley
Morrill, Capt. Samuel, 68
—— Sarah (Allen), wife of Capt. Samuel, 68. See also Tompson
Morse, Anson Ely, 341
Mortality, bills of. See Bills of mortality
Mortimer, Mr. ——, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 248
Morton, Dr. Charles, of London, 153
—— Nathaniel, alleged London edition, 1669, of his New England’s Memorial, 268, 272, 272 n, 273, 274, 275, 277, 278, 280, 281; known editions of this work, 268, 268 n, 272, 272 n; his intention to write the book, 268, 269; provisions made by the Plymouth General Court for its publication, 269, 270; first bibliographical allusion to the work, 271, 274, 275; Lowndes’s entries regarding it, 272, 272 n, 273, 273 n; O. Rich’s, 272, 272 n, 273 n, 296; entries in R. Hoe’s Catalogue, 274, 274 n; statements regarding the rarity of the first edition, 275, 275 n, 276 n, 277, 277 n; known copies of this edition, 276 n; copies of it sold at auction, 276 n, 277 n; advertisement of it in England, 280; not listed in R. Bowes’s Catalogue of Cambridge Books, 281 n
—— Thomas, 115 n, 168 n, 171, 173, 181, 185; value of C. F. Adams’s edition of his New English Canaan, 145
—— William. See Morton, Nathaniel
Moulsham, Lady. See Mowlson
Mount Hope, R. I., 154
Mourning, among Indians, 148, 151, 171, 182
Mowlson, Ann (Radcliffe), Lady, 124
Muddy River; burying ground at, 155
Mudge, Zachariah, 296
Mumford, Ann. See Eliot
Murray, O., 137 n
Myrtle berries, 186
Nantasket, comparison between J. Josselyn’s and J. Dunton’s description of, 225
Nantucket, Indian sweat-houses at, 182
Narragansett, Indian dance held at, 154
Narragansett Indians, burial place of royal family of, 188 n
Nash, Francis Philip, LL.D., death of, 71
Nason, Elias, 139 n
Nassau, George Richard Savage, 272, 272 n, 273, 275
National Association of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, 131
Neck, an article of apparel, 31, 31 n
Neilson, William Allan, 263 n
Nettleham, Eng., 16 n
Newcastle, Duke of. See Pelham-Holles, Sir Thomas
New England, used as equivalent to Massachusetts, 360 n; state of the currency in, to be laid before the Privy Council, 383, 384; saints of, A. Matthew’s remarks on, 190, 191; possible origin of the phrase, 190, 190 n; its common use, 190, 191
New England Courant. See Franklin, James
New England Historical and Genealogical Society, 221 n, 226
New England Psalm Book, 190, 190 n
New England’s Memorial, 1669. See Morton, Nathaniel
New Hampshire, governor of Massachusetts also governor of, 360 n
—— House, reply of committee of, to Gov. Belcher, 378, 379
New Hampshire Notes, Act prohibiting circulation of, in Massachusetts, 371, 375; text of the Act, 375, 377; discussion in England, of this Act, 374, 375; search for information regarding, 375; discovery of bundle containing, 375; list of papers relating to, 375; petition of F. Wilks against, 375, 376, 377, 380, 383; text of this petition, 381–382; Gov. Belcher asked to issue proclamation against, 377; this proclamation issued, 378, 379; Gov. Belcher’s speeches concerning, 378, 379; reply to his first speech, 378, 379; Board of Trade recommends disallowance of Act against, 379, 380, 381; names of persons interested in, 382, 383; Act against, disallowed, 384; copy of one of the Notes, 384, 385
New London Dispensatory. See Salmon, William
Newman, Henry (H. C. 1687), 94 n, 135, 136, 136 n
Newton, Sir Isaac, 111
—— Thomas. 296
New York Society Library, 144
Niantic Indians, Ninigret a generic name for sachem of, 187; wards of Rhode Island, 189, 189 n
Nichols, Andrew, 3 n
—— Dr. Arthur Howard, 126 n
—— Charles Lemuel, M.D., 309; elected a Resident Member, 359; accepts, 388
—— Col. Ebenezer, 43
—— Judith, 124
Nicholson, Francis, J. Checkley’s letter to, regarding Rev. C. Mather’s membership in the Royal Society, 97, 97 n, 99; his answer, 98
Ninigret, A. Matthews’s remarks on, 187–189; a generic name for the sachem of the Niantic Indians, 187; the first, 187; account of the funeral of the second, 1723, 187–189; many forms of the name, 187 n
Ninigret, George Augustus, 189; crowning of, 191
Nonconformists, violent measures against, 46, 47
Norcross, Grenville Howland, 76, 310
North, Lady Frances Pope, wife of Sir Francis, first Baron Guilford, 173
—— Francis, first Baron Guilford, 173
—— Frederick, Lord North, Second Earl of Guilford, 45 n
—— Roger, 173
North America, separation from Asia, 167, 168; juncture with Japan, 170
Norton, Charles Eliot, 221 n
—— Samuel. See Morton, Nathaniel
Norwalk, Ct., Arnold’s collection of American birds and insects at, 259, 260
Oakes, Dr. Thomas, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 249, 254
Odor, of Indians and negroes, 147, 148, 171
—— Andrew (H. C. 1724), Secretary and Lt.-Governor, 2, 12, 328
—— Daniel, 397 n
Ophiophuga, 184
Oracles, Indian, 151
Ormonde, Duke of. See Butler, James
Osborne, Capt. John, 103 n
Otis, Elizabeth, daughter of Col. James. See Brown
—— Elizabeth (Gray), first wife of Samuel Allyne, 321, 326, 328, 330
—— Harrison Gray (H. C. 1783), son of Samuel Allyne, 320, 321, 328 n; refutes charges against his grandfather, 327 n; his efforts to recover his grandfather’s property, 329, 331, 332, 333 n, 334–350; his characterization of Gov. Hancock, 342, 343; his letters to Gov. Hancock, 344, 346–348; his opposition to the theatre, 345, 345 n
—— Harrison Gray (H. C. 1878), v
—— James, the Patriot, son of Col. James, 13, 321
—— John, 397 n
—— General Joseph, son of Col. James, 321, 338
—— Mercy, daughter of Col. James. See Gray
—— Mary (Smith) Gray, second wife of Samuel Allyne, 346, 346 n
—— Mary, daughter of Col. James. See Warren
—— Samuel Allyne, son of Col. James, 321, 326, 329, 330, 331, 337, 338, 346
—— —— (Humfrey), wife of Adam, 120
Overbury, Sir Thomas, 233; his collection of characters, 233, 233 n, 234, 234 n, 236; as a source of some of J. Dunton’s characters, 239, 247, 247 n, 248, 249, 252, 253
Oxford, Earl of. See Harley, Robert
Oxford University, honorary degrees given by, May, 1649, 116, 116 n, 117 n
Packer, Thomas, 383
Paine, Nathaniel, 396
Palfrey, Rev. John Gorham, 370
Palmer, Elizabeth. See Cheney
—— Francis, 389 n
—— John, 397 n
—— Samuel, servant of J. Dunton, 214 n, 220, 226
Palmes, Ann, wife of William, 119, 120. See also Miles
Park, Rev. Charles Edwards, A.B., presents Annual Report of Council, 69, 304; elected Corresponding Secretary, 75, 309
Parker, Rev. Henry Ainsworth, A.M., 75; appointed on Nominating Committee, 1; makes Report, 75
—— Joanna. See Mason
Parkhurst, John, 296
Parkinson, John, 151, 158, 184
Parkman family, 51
Parnell, Capt. Francis, 366
Parr, ——, of Exeter, Eng., 44, 46
Parsons, Usher, Indian relics found by, 188 n, 189 n
Partridge, Col. Oliver, 346
Paterson, William, 212
Pawwaws. See Powwows
Payn, Stephen, 402
Payne, Mrs. ——, of Weymouth, Eng., 47
Peake, Mrs. ——, 123
Pearson, Eunice. See Deane
—— John, 296
Peck, Joseph, 396
Peirce, Benjamin (H. C. 1829), 319
Pelham, Elizabeth, 118, 119, 120
—— Peter, 113
—— Thomas, 381
Pelham-Holles, Sir Thomas, first Duke of Newcastle, 392, 397
Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer, 404
Pennyroyal, 175
Perkins, John, 114
Perrie, Joshua. See Peirce
Perry, Joanna (Mason) Breck, 240, 240 n. See also Breck
Persicaria siliquosa, 146, 158
Persius, 160
Peterborough, Earl of. See Mordaunt, Charles
Peterborough, N. H., H. Gray’s land in, 332, 333, 334
Peters (Peter), Rev. Hugh, 48 n, 63, 64, 65, 124, 126, 191; his mission to England, 121, 122
Petiver, James, 92, 92 n, 93, 108, 184, 186
Philadelphia, Library Company of, Ridgway Branch, v, 66, 66 n
Philbrook, Priscilla. See Barrows
Phillips, Henry, 396
—— John, of Exeter, N. H., 59
—— Phoebe (Foxcroft), wife of Samuel (d. 1802), 63, 63 n
—— Samuel, of North Andover, 59
—— Samuel (d. 1802), son of Samuel, 58 n, 59, 60, 61; account of Washington’s visit to, 58, 59; letter from G. Washington to, 60; from W. A. Washington to. 61, 62; from Hannah Washington to, 62, 63
Phillips Academy, Andover, 59, 63
Philological Society, London, 268
Philomusus, 8
Phipps, Hannah, daughter of Thomas. See Sprague
—— Thomas, 20 n
Phips, Sarah. See Hastings
—— Spencer, Lt.-Governor, 397 n; sword worn by, 267
—— Sir William, Governor, 83 n
Phœnicians, Indians descended from, 147, 106
Physicians, customs and standing of, in Massachusetts, 146, 156; dispense their own prescriptions, 158, 159, 161; invasion of their domain by apothecaries, 161, 162
Pickering, John, his work on Americanisms, 259
—— William, 296
Pierce, Daniel, 395
—— Ephraim, 396
Pike, Eunice (Smith), wife of Nicholas (H. C. 1766), 27 n
—— Rev. James, 27 n
—— Nicholas (H. C. 1766), son of Rev. James, 26, 29, 35; sketch of, 27 n; his losses by fixe, 34
—— Sarah (Gilman), wife of Rev. James, 27 n
Piper, Anne Palfrey (Bridge), wife of William Taggard, 352, 355; her death, 357
—— Anne Taggard, daughter of William Taggard. See Hale
—— Elizabeth Bridge, daughter of William Taggard, 357
—— Mary Elizabeth (Taggard), second wife of Solomon (d. 1866), 352, 353
—— Nathaniel, 351
—— Ralph Crosby, son of William Taggard, 357
—— Solomon, 351
—— Solomon (d. 1866), son of Solomon, 351
—— William Bridge, son of William Taggard, 357
—— William Taggard, Ph.D., son of Solomon (d. 1866), v; death of, xix, 69, 70, 71; Memoir of, by J. Woodbury, communicated, 350; text of Memoir, 351–358; his ancestry, 351, 352; his education, 352; his marriage, 352, 353; his philanthropic work, 353–355; as a public official, 355–357; his work on the Cambridge School Committee, 355, 356; as a trustee of the Public Library, 356, 357; his other interests, 357; his family, 357; his death, 357; his characteristics, 357
Pipes, tobacco. See Tobacco pipes
Pitts, John, accused of manslaughter, 369 n
—— John, of Boston, 323, 324, 369 n
Player, Col. ——, 123
Plumer, Richard, 381
Plymouth, 298
Plymouth Colony, legislation of, regarding N. Morton’s New England’s Memorial, 269–270
Point Shirley, named, 1753, 386 n
Poisons, Indians expert in use of, 150
Pope, Joseph, 118
Porter, Alexander Sylvanus, 130
Porteus, Beilby, 296
Portsmouth, N. H., attempt to provide a currency in, 373
Potter, Indego, 402
Powahs. See Powwows
Powell, Anne (Dummer), wife of Joseph, 292 n
—— John, 292 n
Powers, Capt. Isaac, 396
Powning, Elizabeth, 407
Prentice, Caleb, 127
Prescriptions, physicians’ right to dispense their own, 158, 159, 160, 161
Pretender, Old. See Stuart, James Francis Edward
Price, Ezekiel, 327 n
—— Thomas, son of Richard, 118, 119, 120
—— William, 127
Prince, Rev. Thomas (d. 1758), 66, 410
Prindge, John. See Rindge
Proctor, William, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Pulling Point, now Point Shirley, 386, 386 n
Putnam, Charles Pickering, M.D., 71; appointed on Nominating Committee, 267
—— Herbert, LL.D., 92 n
—— William Lowell, LL.B., appointed on Auditing Committee, 267; report of this Committee, 308
Put upon, meaning of the phrase, 90, 90 n
Pynchon, Mary. See Eliot
—— William, 396
Quakers, letter of E. Breck (d. 1662) concerning, 52–58; earliest members of the sect in New England, 50; stern legislation against in Massachusetts, 388. See also Austin, Anne; Breck, Edward; Fisher, Mary
Quick-in-hand. See Wild mercury
Quincy, Dorothy. See Hancock; Scott
—— Edmund (d. 1738), 367, 397 n
—— Edmund (d. 1788), son of Edmund (d. 1738), 323
—— Eliza Susan (Morton), wife of Josiah (H. C. 1790), 295
—— John (d. 1767), 396
—— Josiah (H. C. 1763), 324
—— Josiah (H. C. 1790), President of Harvard College, 3, 314 n; photograph of, from silhouette, exhibited, 295
R, S P Q, 8
Rackemann, Charles Sedgwick, A.M., 44
Radcliffe, Alexander, 229, 229 n
Randal, ——, 127
Randall, Hannah. See White
Randolph, Edward, 216, 217, 227, 227 n, 230 n
Ratcliff. See Radcliffe
Rattlesnakes, 149, 151, 174–176, 183, 184
Ravis, Christian, copy of his Hebrew Grammar exhibited, 114
Rawson, Edward, 135
Rayment, Jonathan, 396
Read, John, 99 n
Reiner, ——, 123
Remington, Jonathan, 396
Rice, Caleb, 396
—— John, 396
Rich, Obadiah, 277 n; his statement regarding Morton’s New England’s Memorial, 272, 272 n, 273 n, 275, 296
Richards, Edward, 118
Richardson, Richard, 113 n
Rigby, John, 50
—— Isabell, wife of John, 50. See also Breck
Robie, Thomas, his meteorological observations at Harvard College, 178
Robinson, Edward, LL.D., 71
—— Fred Norris, Ph.D., 76; elected a Resident Member, 134, 305; accepts, 141
Rochford, Earl of. See Zuylestein, William Nassau de
Rodd, Thomas, 272 n, 276 n, 296
Rogers, ——, 346
—— Capt. William, 396
Rolfe, Capt. Henry, 396
Rosier, Capt. James, 180
Ross, Alexander, 195, 195 n, 196 n
Rowe, Elizabeth (Singer), 219 n
—— John, 321
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, 156, 160, 161; as censors of the apothecaries, 157, 162 n
Royal Society of London, paper on Cotton Mather’s Election into, by G. L. Kittredge, 81–114; Mather’s communications to, 81, 81 n, 82, 83, 84, 84 n, 94, 94 n, 101, 102, 104, 105, 105 n, 106 n, 108, 108 n, 109 n, 114, 114 n, 287, 287 n, 289; his nomination to membership in, 84, 90 n, 110, 111; his election to, 85, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114; his letter regarding his admission to, 86, 87; statutes of, regarding election and admission of members, 88, 89, 91 n, 92 n, 110 n, 111, 112; Mather’s name not in annual lists of, 91 n, 92, 93, 97, 100 n, 106, 112, 282, 287, 288, 291; Mather’s membership in, questioned by J. Checkley, 97, 99, 99 n, 100 n; Mather’s letter regarding his status in, 107, 108, 108 n, 110, 114, 286, 290; inquiry sent to, regarding Capt. Beale’s journal, 136, 136 n, 137, 137 n; interest of, in rattlesnakes, 174, 175; Further Notes on Cotton Mather and, by G. L. Kittredge, 281–292
Rugg, Hon. Arthur Prentice, LL.D., 71
Ruggles, Timothy, Speaker of the Massachusetts House, 14
Rum, fondness of Indians for, 189, 190
Rumney Marsh, burying ground at, 155
Russell, Chambers (H. C. 1731), son of Daniel, 14, 17, 19, 19 n; sketch of, 19 n
—— Daniel, 19 n
—— James, 13
—— Mary (Wainwright), wife of Chambers (H. C. 1731), 19 n
—— Prudence. See Hancock
—— Rebecca (Chambers), wife of Daniel, 19 n
Sabin, Joseph, 276 n
St. Malo, Brittany, 143, 144, 152, 152 n
Saints of New England. See New England
Salem witchcraft, 182
Saltonstall, Muriel (Gurdon), wife of Richard (1610–1694), 116 n
—— Richard (1610–1694), 116 n
Sanders, John, 396
Sandford, ——, 377
Sargent, Jonathan, 396
Saywell, Capt. See Sewall, Samuel
Savage, Habijah, 403
Scalping, 153
Scarlet days, the term, meaning of, 46 n
Scott, Dorothy (Quincy) Hancock, wife of Capt. James, 350 n. See also Hancock
—— Edward John Long, 209, 210, 211
—— Capt. James, 250, 250 n, 341
Sedgwick, Maj. Robert, 126
Sesso. See Yezo
Sewall, Rev. Joseph, son of Judge Samuel, 405
—— Judith. See Cooper
—— Rebecca (Dudley), wife of Samuel, Jr., 294
—— Judge Samuel, 96 n, 167, 180, 213, 214 n, 215, 216, 227 n, 231, 257, 326 n, 360 n, 361, 361 n, 362 n, 372 n, 397 n; deed bearing signature of, exhibited, 141; receives letter of Rev. S. Lee to N. Grew, 142; his notes on N. and Rev. O. Grew, 143; text of letter to N. Grew, 153–155; favors theory of descent of Indians from Jews, 179; takes charge of J. Foster’s press, but resigns, 409
—— Samuel, Jr., son of Judge Samuel, 294
—— Rev. Stephen (H. C. 1761), his Hebrew grammar, 6, 6 n
Shakespeare, William, reprint of items relating to, from Lowndes’s Bibliographer’s Manual, 296
Shapleigh, Capt. Nicholas, 396
Sharp, Sarah. See Sumner
Sharpe, John, 377
Shaw, John Angier (H. C. 1811), 266; his sketch of Harvard College buildings, 265; other sketches by, 265 n
—— family, 51
Sheafe, Jacob, deed given to, exhibited, 134, 135
—— Samuel, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Shed’s Neck. See Germantown
Sheldon, Henry Newton, 310
—— Thankful. See Barnard.
Shells, Indians till ground with, 153, 154
Shepard, Rev. Thomas (1604–1649), 44, 176, 191, 192, 196
—— Rev. Thomas (H. C. 1653), son of Rev. Thomas (1604–1649), letter of, to his son, communicated, 191; text of the letter, 192–198; this letter now first printed in full, 192 n
—— Thomas (H. C. 1676), son of Rev. Thomas (H. C. 1653), letter to, from his father, communicated, 191; text of the letter, 192–198
Sherburn, Henry, 382
Sherley, ——, 126
Shipley, Capt. John, 396
Shipman, Carolyn, 274
Ships, Dr. W. Avery’s notion for planking, 147; Arbella, 115; Blessing, 278 n; Gift, 115 n; Gilbert, 136, 136 n; Julius Cæsar, 191; Rose, 216, 227; Susannah and Thomas, 214
Shirley, William, Governor, Point Shirley named for, 386 n
Shorter Catechism. See Westminster Assembly’s Shorter Catechism
Shove, Edward, 396
Shrewsbury, Duchess of. See Talbot, Adelhida
Shute, Samuel, Governor, 136; his appointment as Governor, 362 n, 363, 363 n, 371 n, 389; his controversy with the House of Representatives, 389; his sudden departure from Boston, 389; his memorials to the King against the Massachusetts House, 390; his course approved, 390
Sibley, John Langdon, 192 n
Silk-grass, 152
Silver Bank, 373
Simples, 151
Singer, Elizabeth. See Rowe
Singing, among Indians, 148, 172
Skeat, Rev. Walter William, on ghost-words, 268
Skinner, ——, 348 n
Sleep, a root so called by Inifians, 151
Sligo, Isabelle Raymonde (de Peyronnet) Browne, Marchioness of, 387
—— family, 387
Small, Sarah. See Tompson
Small-pox, epidemic of, feared, 1764, 2, 3 n; epidemic of, attacks Boston, 1686, 230; in 1721, 282, 282 n. See also Inoculation
Smith, Eunice, daughter of Sergeant. See Pike
—— George Charles Moore, 44 n
—— Sir James, 46
—— Jeremiah, Governor of New Hampshire, 333, 333 n, 335
—— Joseph, British consul at Venice, 372 n
—— Sergeant, 27 n
—— Rev. Sydney, 280
Snake-root (snake-weed), 151, 183, 184
Snow, John, 396
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 135, 136 n
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 123
Society of Colonial Wars, 267
Society of Physicians Anti-Inoculators, 284, 285, 286, 287 n; headquarters of, 287, 288, 289, 400
Somers, John, Baron Somers, 212
Sophocles, Evangelinus Apostolides, 300
Soulsby, Basil Harrington, 387
Southworth, Constant, 269
—— Nathaniel, 396
Spademan, Rev. John, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255
Sparks, Jared, 221 n
Speen, John, an Indian, 252 n
Spencer, Robert, second Earl of Sunderland, 217, 218
—— W. D., 139 n
Spofford, Walter Richardson, 264
Spotswood, Gen. Alexander, 60
—— Elizabeth (Washington), wife of Gen. Alexander, 60
—— Henrietta, daughter of Gen. Alexander. See Washington
Sprague, Hannah (Phipps), wife of Jonathan, 20 n
—— Jonathan, son of Joseph, 20; sketch of, 20 n
—— Joseph, saddler, 20 n
—— Samuel, 396
—— Sarah (Stedman), wife of Joseph, 20 n
Squando, sachem, 181
Stacke, ——, 123
Stafford, ——, 182
Stallam, Mrs. ——, 123
Stamp Act, repeal of, 323
Stanhope, James, first Earl Stanhope, 365, 365 n, 366, 367 n, 368
Stanley, Rev. Arthur Penrhyn, 208
Stanning, Mary, 124
Stanton, John, 331
Stark, James Henry, 327 n
Stedman, John (d. 1728), 127
—— Sarah. See Sprague
Steele, Sir Richard, 250; his contribution to the development of English prose fiction, 256, 257
Sterne, Richard, 241 n
Stevens, Henry, 273 n
—— Henry, Son, & Stiles, London, 387
—— Capt. Jeremiah, 396
—— Samuel, 396
Stevens & Brown, Trafalgar Square, London, 209
Steward, Mr. See Stewart, William
—— Mrs. See Stewart, Anne
—— Anne, one of Dunton’s characters, 253
—— William, one of Dunton’s characters, 253
—— John, 124
Stirk, George. See Starkey, George
Stock, ——, 123
Stoddard, John, 396
Stone, William, 396
Story, William, 330, 331, 332, 345
Strachey, William, 172, 179, 180
Stuart, Alexander, 103 n, 106, 106 n; W. Douglass’s anti-inoculation letters to, 103, 105, 105 n, 291; not mentioned by Rev. C. Mather, 107; pamphlets dedicated to, by W. Douglass, 107, 107 n
—— James Francis Edward, the Old Pretender, 366 n
Stubbe, Henry, 161 n
Sturgis family, 51
Sucking, Indians scarify flesh by, 152
Suicide, common among Indians, 150, 181
Sullivan, Benjamin, son of John (d. 1795), 139, 139 n
—— Daniel, son of John (d. 1795), 139 n
—— James, Governor, son of John (d. 1795), 137, 139 n, 344
—— John (d. 1795), Margery Brown adopted by, 137; his marriage to her, 138; her public appeal to, 138–139; date of his death, 139 n, 140
—— Gen. John, son of John (d. 1795), 137, 139 n, 351
—— Margery (Brown), wife of John (d. 1795), her violent temper, 138, 139; her public appeal to her husband, 138–139, 140
—— Thomas Russell, 140
Sumner, Elizabeth (Hyslop), wife of Increase (H. C. 1767), 19 n
—— Increase, 19 n
—— Increase (H. C. 1767), son of Increase, 19; sketch of, 19 n
—— Sarah (Sharp), wife of Increase, 19 n
—— William, son-in-law of Dr. William Avery, 165
Sunderland, Earl of. See Spencer, Robert
Surgeons, in Boston, 1690, 146, 147; in London, 159, 160; no guild of, in New England, 146, 147, 162
Svinin, Paul Petrovich, 265; sketch of, 266; some of his works, 266 n
Sweets, Indians averse to, 149, 177
Swift, Rev. Jonathan, 290
—— Lindsay, A.B., 280 n
Symmes, Rev. Zechariah (d. 1671), 124
Taft, Hon. William Howard, LL.D., elected an Honorary Member, 311; accept, 359
Taggard, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William. See Piper
—— Mary Trow (Welch), second wife of William, 352
—— William, 352
Tailer, William, Lt.-Governor, 361, 363 n, 394, 397 n
Talbot, Adelhida, wife of Charles Talbot, Duke of Shrewsbury, 368
Tartars, Eastern, Indians descended from, 147, 166, 168, 168 n
Tartary, Japan a projection of, 169
Taunton, Eng., first and second charters of, 45, 46; Mayor of, “to goe in scarlet,” 46; Henley almshouses in, 46 n
—— St. Mary Magdalen, 45 n
Taututtipoag (taututtipang), 185, 186
Tay, Isaiah, 396
Taylor, Capt. Silas, 175
—— Rev. John L., 59
—— Randolph, 248 n
Teeth, Indian, durable, 149, 177
Teleki, Paul, Count, 171
Templeton, James, 334
Tenney, Samuel, 396
Ternaux-Compans, Charles Henri, 272 n, 276 n
Terrey, Thomas, 396
Thacher, Oxenbridge, 14
—— Rev. Thomas, 270
Thaxter, Samuel, 397 n
Thayer, William Roscoe, 310
Theatre, opposition to, in Boston, 345, 345 n
Thermometer, not in early New England, 149, 177, 178
Thomas, Alban, 113 n
Thomason, George, 236
Thoresby, Ralph, 83, 111 n, 113 n, 135; his testimony regarding Rev. C. Mather’s election to the Royal Society, 110, 112, 113; his own admission to the Society, 110 n
Thorndike, Samuel Lothrop, A.M., death of, 69, 70
Thornton, John Wingate, 276 n
Tileston, Crafts &, 17
Tilestown, Maj. Thomas, 396
Tillotson, John, Archbishop of Canterbury, 345
Tisdale, Mary (Avery), 165
Tobacco, Indian, 150, 180; pipes for, 150, 153, 180, 181
Tomlinson, John. See Thomlinson
Tompsen, Anna (Hubbard), wife of Rev. William, 68
—— Rev. John (H. C. 1765), son of Rev. William, his losses by fire, 35; sketch of, 68
—— Sarah (Allen) Morrill, second wife of Rev. John, 68
—— Sarah (Small), first wife of Rev. John, 68
—— Rev. William, 68
Toppan, Rev. Christopher, 107 n
Torrey, John, 396
Toulmin, Rev. Joshua, 45; gives a copy of his History of the Town of Taunton to Harvard College, 46 n
Townsend, ——, 323
—— Penn, 397 n
Townshend Acts, 323
Toy, Mercy, 231 n
Trail, Rev. Robert, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 255 n
Treaty of Peace, 1784, recommends restoration of confiscated property, 328; its provision for recovery of debts ignored, 336
Trowbridge, Edmund (H. C. 1728), 13, 14, 17, 32, 34
Trowbridge, John, S.D., 71; accepts Resident Membership, 1; elected a member of the Council for two years, 309
Trumbull, James Hammond, 180, 274, 276 n
—— John (d. 1831), 322
Tuckerman, Edward, 180
—— family, 51
Tunbridge, Lord. See Zuylestein, William Nassau de
Turner, Col. ——, 344
—— Frederick Jackson, LL.D., 71
—— John, 397 n
—— Thomas, 396
Tut hill, Capt. Zechariah, 98 n
Tuttle, Julius Herbert, 28 n; his paper on the library of Dr. William Ames, 63–66; his communication on Rev. T. Weld, 121–126
Tyler, Harry Walter, 310
Tyng, Eleazer, 396
Tyson, Dr. Edward, 175
Uniformity, Act of, 47
Universal Solvent. See Alkahest
Upham, Abigail, daughter of Dr. Jabez. See Barnard
—— Dr. Jabez, 27 n
—— John, 271, 274, 277 n, 280 n, 359, 400, 406, 409; his business relations with R. Chiswell, 278, 278 n, 279
Uzuld, Capt. Azariah, 191
Valnais, Joseph Dupas de, 260
Veazie, William, 247 n
Vimont, Barthélemy, 172
Virginia, method of killing rattlesnakes in, 175; tobacco in, 180
Virginia Indians, N. Grew’s queries relating to, 145
W., J., J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 248, 253
Wadsworth, Rev. Benjamin, President of Harvard College, 313, 314 n, 317; his Diary really a collection of College records, 316
—— John, 396
Wagstaffe, William, his attack on inoculation, 290, 290 n, 291
Wainwright, Francis, 19 n, 294, 294 n
—— John, 396
—— Mary, daughter of Francis. See Russell
—— Mary (Dudley), wife of Francis, 294. See also Atkins
Wales, Prince of, 361. See also George II
Walker, George, 124
—— Thomas, 46
Waller, Richard, Secretary of the Royal Society, 81, 82 n, 83, 84, 85, 86 n, 87, 87 n, 88 n, 89, 90, 91 n, 93, 93 n, 94 n, 96, 101, 108, 110, 111, 111 n
Wallker, George, 383
Walter, Thomas, his relations with J. Checkley, 97, 100 n
Ward, Col. Artemas, 43
—— Edward (1667–1731), 190, 190 n, 257
—— Richard, 396
Ware, Horace Everett, A.M., elected a member of the Council, 75; communicates Memoir of F. H. Lincoln, 128; text of Memoir, 129–133; his paper on Observation with the Dipping Needle, 135; presents two letters regarding Capt. Beale’s journal, 136, 137
—— Thornton Marshall, A.B., death of, xix, 359
Warner, Daniel, 383
Warren, Capt. Benjamin, 396
—— Joseph, 330 n
—— Mary, daughter of Richard. See Bartlett
—— Mercy (Otis), 321
—— Richard, 130
—— Winslow, 310
Washburn, Hon. Charles Grenfill, A.B., elected a Resident Member, 388
Washington, ——, daughter of Col. William Augustine, 62
—— Anne (Aylett), wife of Augustine, 60
—— Augustine, half-brother of George, 60
—— Augustine (d. 1798), son of Col. William Augustine, 59, 60, 62, 63
—— Bushrod (d. 1830), son of Col. William Augustine, 59, 60, 62, 63
—— Corbin, son of John Augustine, 61, 61 n
—— Elizabeth, daughter of Augustine. See Spotswood
—— George, 58, 60, 347 n; his account of his visit to Andover, 59; his letter to S. Phillips, 60; letter from his mother to, 141, 141 n; congratulatory address to, from the Yankee Club of Stewartstown, 198, 199; celebration of his birthday at Harvard College, 1796, 199, 200; his letter to Col. Gilpin, 408, 409
—— Hannah (Bushrod), wife of John Augustine, 60, 63 n; her letter to S. Phillips, 62–63
—— Henrietta (Spotswood), wife of Bushrod (d. 1830), 60
—— Jane, daughter of John Augustine and wife of Col. William Augustine, 60, 61 n, 62, 62 n, 63
—— John Augustine, brother of George, 60, 61 n, 63 n
—— Judge Bushrod (d. 1829), son of John Augustine, 63 n
—— Martha, wife of George, 61
—— Mary, mother of George, letter written by, to her son, 141, 141 n
—— Mildred, daughter of John Augustine. See Lee
—— Col. William Augustine, son of Augustine, 59, 60, 61 n, 62, 62 n: his letter to G. Washington, 60–61; to S. Phillips, 61–62
—— family, 58
Water, usual drink of Indians, 150; hot, used in sickness by Indians, 150
Water engine, 13
Waters, Rev. Thomas Franklin, A.M., records relating to John Humfrey and his family communicated by, 117–120; reads letter written by five Quakers, July, 1658, 388
Waters & Crafts, 17
Watson, Mr. ——, one of J. Dunton’s characters, 249
—— Benjamin Marston, 299
—— family, 299
Way River. See Weir River
Weather proverbs, Indian, 177
Webb, Rev. John, 405
Weeden, William Babcock, A.M., 213 n; death of, xix, 298, 305
Welch, Mary Trow. See Taggard
Weld, Charles Goddard, M.D., death of, 69, 70
—— John, 123
—— Rev. Thomas, communication by J. H. Turtle on Thomas Weld’s Receipts and Disbursements, 121–126; his mission to England, 121, 122
Wells, Edgar Huidekoper, A.B., 76, 310; elected a Resident Member, 359; accepts, 388
—— Capt. Thomas, 396
Welsteed, William, 403
Wendell, Barrett, A.B., v, 85 n, 375; elected a Resident Member, 267, 305; accepts, 298
Wensley, John, 119
Wesley, Samuel, 254
Westminster Assembly’s Shorter Catechism, Boston, 1690, title-page of, exhibited, 359, 409; printer of, 409, 410
Wheeler, Ralph, 404
Wheelwright, Edmund March, A.B., death of, xix, 298, 304, 305
—— John, 397 n
White, Cornelius, 24 n
—— Edward, 396
—— Capt. Gideon, son of Cornelius, 24, 25; sketch of, 24 n
—— Hannah (Randall), wife of Cornelius, 24 n
—— Joanna (Howland), wife of Capt. Gideon, 24 n
—— John (H. C. 1685), 363, 363 n, 364, 365, 367
Whiting, Rev. Samuel, 118, 120
Whitmore, William Henry, 371 n; his edition of J. Dunton’s Letters from New England, 213 n, 214 n, 215, 222, 226, 239 n, 240, 240 n, 244 n, 247, 247 n, 249 n, 250 n, 252 n, 253, 253 n
Whitney, Rev. Aaron, 29 n
—— Alice, daughter of Rev. Aaron. See Man
—— James Lyman, 72
Whiston, Rev. William 136 n; observations with his dipping needle, 135, 136
Whiton, Priscilla. See Dudley
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 107
Whole Duty of Man, authorship of, 240 n, 241 n
Wibert, Thomas, 383
Wiggan, Andrew, 383, 383 n, 385
Wigglesworth, Rev. Edward (H. C. 1749), 316
Wigwams, 154
Wilberforce, Rev. Albert Basil Orme, 203, 204, 205, 209
Wilbert, Richard. See Wibird
Wild mercury, 158
Wilder, Joseph, 396
Wilkins, Comfort, daughter of Richard, J. Dunton’s sketch of, 213 n, 228, 231 n, 232 n, 240, 246, 249, 254
—— Richard, 216, 217, 219, 220, 232 n
Wilks, Francis, petition of, 375, 376, 377, 380, 383; text of this petition, 381, 382
Willard, Col. Abijah, 332
—— Benjamin, 27 n
—— Rev. Joseph (H. C. 1765), President of Harvard College, son of Benjamin, 26, 27 n, 29; sketch of, 27 n; his losses by fire, 33
—— Josiah, Secretary of Massachusetts, 392, 392 n, 394, 395, 398 n
—— Sarah (Brooks), wife of Benjamin, 27 n
—— Sidney, 114
William III, King of England, 100 n
William and Mary, 390, 397, 398
Williams, Rev. Daniel (d. 1716), 276 n
—— Edward, 408
—— John, 285 n
—— Rev. Moses (d. 1742), 110
—— Roger, 171, 172, 178, 180, 181, 271; J. Dunton’s borrowings from, 222, 250, 250 n, 251, 252, 253
—— Seth, 396
Williamson, Sir Joseph, 46
Willis, Edward, 216 n
—— Pauline, 58 n; her account of certain members of the Washington fanuly, 58–60
—— William, 58 n
Williston, Martha. See Hall
—— Samuel, 76
Willson, Capt. William, 396
Willy, Edward, one of Dunton’s characters, 248
Wilson, Maj. ——, 334
—— Mrs. ——, 123
—— Elizabeth, wife of Rev. John, 135
—— Rev. John, 401, 407; deed given by, exhibited, 134, 135
Winds, effect of direction of, on Indians, 149, 177; on weather, 154; proverb regarding, 177
Winship, George Parker, A.M., 89 n, 248 n
Winslow, Edward, 122, 175, 176, 177
—— Gen. John, 17
Winsor, Justin, 276 n
Winters, in New England, severity of, 154
Winthrop, Adam (H. C. 1694), 397 n
—— Ann (Dudley), wife of John (H. C. 1700), her portrait, 294. See also Miller
—— Frederic, 76
—— John, Governor of Massachusetts, 115, 125; his statement regarding Lady Susan Humfrey, 116
—— John, Jr., Governor of Connecticut, son of Gov. John of Massachusetts, 271
—— John (H. C. 1700), 87 n, 94 n, 98 n, 99 n, 104, 105 n, 106 n, 107 n, 294, 294 n; collections made by, for the Royal Society, 83 n, 84 n, 101 n, 184, 186
—— John (H. C. 1732), 4 n, 9, 9 n
—— Kate Wilson (Taylor), wife of Robert, 294
—— Lucy, sister of Gov. John of Massachusetts. See Downing
—— Robert Charles (H. C. 1828), 188 n
—— Wait (d. 1717), 364 n
Witchcraft, Salem, 182
Witherspoon, Rev. John, President of the College of New Jersey, his study of Americanisms, 258, 259, 263
Wolcott, Roger (H. C. 1899), 76
Wood, Rev. James, 50
—— Capt. Roger, 63 n
—— William, 171, 172, 174, 177; his description of Massachusetts towns, 224 n
Woodbury, John, A.B., 71; his Memoir of W. T. Piper communicated, 350; text of the Memoir, 351–358
Woodcock, Rev. Thomas, two stories sent to Lady Holworthy by, 44
Woodhouse, Constance (Hall), 405
Woods, Henry Ernest, A.M., 28 n, 117 n; his remarks on the family of John Humfrey, 120, 121; appointed on Nominating Committee, 267
Woodward, Dr. John, of Gresham College, his correspondence with Rev. C. Mather regarding the latter’s contributions to, and membership in, the Royal Society, 81, 82 n, 83, 83 n, 84, 84 n, 85 n, 90, 91 n, 92 n, 93, 101, 101 n, 102, 102 n, 103, 104 n, 105 n, 106, 107, 108, 110, 111, 111 n, 113, 114, 288, 290; R. Mead’s attack upon, 107 n
—— Samuel, Secretary of Massachusetts, 88 n, 365, 365 n
Woolhurst, John, 219
Worshipful Society of Apothecaries, London. See Apothecaries’ Company
Wotton, Sir Henry, 370
Wright, James Osborne, 274, 274 n, 278 n
Wyborn, Howard, 114
Yankee Club, Stewartstown, County Tyrone, Ireland, congratulatory address of, to Washington, 198, 199
Yarmouth, Eng., scarlet days not peculiar to, 46 n
York, John, 231 n
Young, Rev. Edward James, 276 n
Zuylestein, William Nassau de, Viscount Tunbridge and second Earl of Rochford, 368, 368 n