Brown, Robert W., Rev., gave History of
Diocese Grand Rapids, 9, 509-521; mem-
ber society, 52.

Brown, S. R., 552.
Brown, S. S., 431.

Brown, William, 654.

Brown, William H., 238, 717.
Brown, W. L., gift to society, 23.

Brown county, organized and named, 447-
449.

Brown directory Three Rivers, cited, 435.
Browne,, Dr., Howell, 180.
Brownell & Dexter, 432.

Brownston, population, 563.
Brummelkamp, A., Rev., 206, 207.
Brundage, Perry, pioneer Howell, 191.
Brush, Elijah, sketch, 342.

-

Brush, Elijah, Mrs., (Adelaide Askin) 341.
Buchanan, Baldoon settler, 79.
Buchanan, lad died at sea, 780.
Buchanan, Claude R., gave memoir Mrs.
T. D. Gilbert, 49, 693-698.
Buchanan, John, brother buried at sea, 80.
Buchanan, Sophie Bingham, Mrs.
biography of Mrs. Campau, 64-69; death
reported, 22; member society, 7; re-
marks on, by Mrs. Ferrey, 19; visited
the soo, 694.

Bucher, Mrs., Three Rivers, 419.
Buck, D. W., built opera house Lansing,
738.

Buck, George, sr., built mill, 424, 431, 432;
first landlord Three Rivers, 427, 428;
first settler 2d ward Three Rivers, 417,
418; postmaster Three Rivers, 427.
Buck, George W., jr., veteran civil war,
428; story, 419, 420.

Buck, M. J., built opera house Lansing,
738.

Buck Hotel, (Tavern) (Half Way House)
Three Rivers, 420, 428.

Bucks, 427 see Three Rivers.

Buckle, Ezekiel, pioneer Howell, 192.
Buckley, (Bukly) Gershom Taintor sketch,
94.

Buckley, Lester, 283.

Bucknell, Thomas, pioneer Howell, 192.
Buffalo, (Bison) none at Detroit, 329.
Buffalo House, Three Rivers, 428.
Buildings, Detroit 1796, 340; in Three
Rivers described, 430, 431.
Bukly, 94 see Buckley.

Bulger, A. H., Capt. letter from McDouall
regarding Fort George, 87.
Bulkley, Delia, Mrs., 530.

Bull, Albert E., shot Indian horse, 667;
sketch, 660.

Bull, Albert E., (nephew) married Mrs. A.
E. Bull, 660.

Bull, Albert E., Mrs., Lydia A. Shaw, and
Mrs. Albert E. Bull, second, 600.
Bull, Lydia A., Mrs., (Shaw) married Albert
E. Bull, nephew, 660.

Bull Run, battle effect on trade, 31-32.
Bullet mould, presented society, 23.

Bullock, Richard, Capt., Commandant Fort
Mackinac, 86, 87.

Bumphrey, M. H., paper History of Three
Rivers, 50, 417-436.

Bunce, Zephaniah W., judge pioneer St.
Clair county, 574; member legislative
council, 635.

Bunch of Grapes, Boston tavern, 140.
Bunker, Slocum H., first settler Hastings,
646, 648, 652.

Bunker, Slocum H., Mrs., only white woman
in Hastings, 646.

Bunker, Thomas, first county clerk Barry,
646.

Bunn, John, pioneer Howell, 191.
Bunn, Ralph, pioneer Howell, 191.
Miss, 68.

Burch,

Burch, William, pioneer Howell, 193.
Burd, -, Dr., second in Three Rivers, 436.
Burdick, judge, 644.

Burdick, J., president Detroit & St. Joseph
railroad, 101.

Burgoyne, John, British general, 656.
Burial place, Cadillac, 109.

Burling, Elizabeth Horner, Mrs., gave life
of father Gov. Horner, 43, 49, 624-627;
reception to, 47.

Burnet, David G., president Senate Texas
Republic, 243.

Burnett, James, in charge St. Joseph mis-
sion, 639.

Burnett, Matt, sr., storekeeper, 292; left
farm, 317.

Burnett, Matt, jr., 292.
Burnett, Sam, 292.

Burnett, William, started St. Joseph trad-
ing post, 639.

Burnette, Judge, Ohio, 507.
Burns, Mr., gift to museum, 54.
Burr, Miss, gifts to museum, 9.

Burr, C. B., (F.) Dr., offered birthday con-
gratulations to T. W. Palmer, 12; gift to
museum, 53.

Burr, David H., made map Michigan, 633.
Burrell, Jack, justice peace, 301.

Burrell, Jack, Mrs., (Álmira) 301.
Burritt, Elihu, 171.

Burrough, William, stage driver death re-
corded, 651, 654.

Burrows, Julius Caesar, U. S. Senator, 417,
427.

Burt, Alvin, used solar compass, 114, 116,
117.

Burt, Austin, paper on Solar Compass, 114-
116.

Burt, E. F., 180, 181, 184.

Burt, Horace E., paper on invention Burt's
compass, 117-118.

Burt, John, gave history of solar compass,
114, 117.
Burt, Wells, 114.

Burt, William, (son W. A.) sketch of solar
compass, 112-118.

Burt, William Austin, judge, 685; awarded
medal, 117; completed Dr. Houghton's

work, 113; discovery iron ore, 113, 347;
invented equatorial sextant, 114; in-
vented solar compass, 684; marked
boundary line, 167; no reward from Con-
gress for Compass, 118; patented com-
pass, 117; portrait and compass given
museum, 112, 114; question over pay for
compass, 116; sketch cited, 112; state's
debt to, 114.

Burt, William Austin, Mrs., presented relics
to society, 23.

Burt heirs gave W. A. Burt's portrait to
society, 114.

Burt's Solar Compass, 684; description by
Austin Burt, 114-116.

Burton, -, Mr., farm now M. A. C. grounds,
3.

Burton, Clarence M., historigrapher Detroit,

president M. P. & His. Soc., 1, 4, 18, 36,
41, 43, 48, 587; address, at annual meet-
ings, 1, 17, 20, 21, 42, 43; at Flint, 12; at
Kalamazoo, 30; appointed nominating
committee, 18; bought manuscripts, 45;
commended Emily Ward, 5; early essay
"Horrors of War," 647; edited collec-
tions, 50; manuscripts cited, 513; papers
amusements in Detroit in colonial days,
5, 324-342; boundaries U. S. under 1782
treaty, 130-139; Cadillac's home, 105-
111; photographed manuscripts, 46; pos-
sesses Risdon map, 636; remarks cited,
37; work for society commended, 14, 15,
45, 51, 152, 647.
Burton, Clarence M., Mrs., (Anna) visited
Cadillac's home, 105.

Burton, "Aunt Hattie," Ionia settler aided
by Campau, 65.

Burton, M. Agnes, compiled biography

Judge Patterson, 43, 717, 718; edited
collections, 50; pay for editing, 25, 55.
Burton, Thomas, opposed sale public lands,
242.

Bush, Edward P., sketch, 187.

Bush, Elbert, 180.

Bush, John N., remarks by, 48.

Bush, Rufus T., 181.

Bush & Patterson, 525.

Bushnell, Horace, Dr., 233.

Bushnell, Harvey, pioneer Howell, 193.
Butler, William G., pioneer Saugatuck,
157.

Butterworth and Lowe, 71.

Byrd, W. P. Q., Rev., colored, 736.
Byrne, James, Rev., Midland, 515.
Byrne, Thomas, lumberman, 682.

Cabell, Joseph C., Virginia senator estab-
lished U. of Virginia, 236, 237.
Cabin, Uncle Tom's, brought out by Fugi-
tive slave law, 268; factor in Rebellion,
276.

Cadillac, Antoine, (Laumet) de la Mothe,
founder of Detroit, 275, 324, 455, 656,
715; accompanied by French, 327; ap-
pointed governor New Orleans, 332;
brought three horses into Detroit, 330,

331; built second fort Mackinac, 90;
burial place, 109; characteristics, 331;
death recorded, 110; disputed trade with
Canada company, 332; family genealogy
of, 110; heirs naturalized, 111; inventory
at Detroit, 329; land grants annulled,
333; name on house, 105, 108, 110; paper
by Mr. Burton on visit to his home, 105-
111; religion of, 106; signed name La
Mothe Launay, 105; trouble with Jesuits,
325.

Cadillac, Antoine, jr., sketch, 110.

Cadillac, Antoine, Mrs., (Marie Therese

Guyon) 105; arrival Detroit, 1702, 328.
Cadillac, Francois, married Angelique Fur-
gole, 111.

Cadillac, Francois, Mrs., (Angelique Fur-
gole Salvignac) 111.

Cadillac, Jacques, came to Detroit 1702,
110.

Cadillac, Jean Antoine, death recorded, 111.
Cadillac, Joseph Lamothe, son of Cadillac,
111; sketch, 111.

Cadillac, Joseph, Mrs., (Marguerite de
Gregoire) 110.

Cadillac, Judith, brought up by Ursuline
Nuns, 110.

Cadillac, Magdelene, 110.
Cadillac, Marguerite Anne La Mothe,
daughter of Joseph Lamothe Cadillac,
111.

Cadillac, Marie Agatha, 111.
Cadillac, Marie Anne, death recorded, 111.
Cadillac, Marie Therese, (Mrs. Francois-

Hercule de Poursargues) daughter of
Cadillac, 111.

Cadillac, La Mothe Marie Therese, (Mrs.
Bartholomy de Gregoire) daughter of
Joseph Lamothe Cadillac, 111.

Cadillac, Pierre Denis, death recorded, 111.
Cadillac, Rene Louis, death recorded, 111.
Cadillac, name for Lake Michigan, 442.
Cadillac, papers cited, 30.

Cahill, Edward, judge, committee work by,
2, 3, 5, 27-29, 48, 681; paper Historical
lights from Judicial decisions, 118;
resolutions offered by, 2, 48, 49.

Calash bonnet, loaned by Mrs. Ferrey, 9.
Caldwell, Edward, Rev., consultor to Right

Reverend Bishop, 519.

Caldwell, J. M., 283.

Caldwell, James T., 281.

Caldwell, John, 281.

Caldwell, W. G., manufacturer, 424, 432.

Caldwell & Co., 432.

Caldwell, Twichell & Co., 423.

Calhoun, John C., vice president U. S.,
county named for, 455.

Calhoun county, organized and named,
455; part played in history, 220-279;
population, 219.

California, bought Bancroft manuscripts,

45.

Calkins, E. A., presented book to society, 9.
Calkins, Edmund Piper, member society, 7.
Calkins, Sylvester, Rev., 182.

Campau, Louis, sr., Mrs., (Therese Moran)
65.

Campau, Louis, "Uncle," Indian trader, at
Grand Rapids, 65, 66, 98, 452, 638, 659;
aid to Ionia settlers, 65; dressed like
Indian, 666; founder of Grand Rapids,
64, 95; married Ann Knaggs, second wife
Sophie de Marsac, 65; president People's
Bank, 102; sketch, 65.

Campau, Louis, Mrs., (Ann Knaggs) first
wife, second Sophie de Marsac "Aunt
Sally" biography, 64-69; death recorded,
69; described, 66; one of first women
Grand Rapids, 64; portrait facing, 64.
Campau, (Phebe Lewis) see Mrs. Edward
Campau.

Campau, Sophie de Marsac, Mrs., see Mrs.
Louis Campau.

Campau, Touissaint, nephew of Louis, 65.
Campau, Touissaint, Mrs., (Emily Marsac)
65.

Campau, home, 67.

Campbell, Dr., Battle Creek, 280.
Campbell, Caroline P. Mrs., 49 see Mrs.
James H. Campbell.

Campbell, Donald, Capt., gave ball at
Detroit, 1761, 334.

Campbell, Eri, pioneer Howell township,
194.

Campbell, James H., Mrs., (Caroline P.)
introduced twin daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution at meeting, 48; offered
resolution regarding Gov. Mason flag,
37; paper on Michigan seal cited, 49.
Campbell, James V., LL. D., supreme
justice Mich., 28, 451, 549, 552, 574, 600;
opinion Michigan Statehood, 129.
Campmeeting, described, 308, 309.
Canada, boundaries, 135, 136; new govern-
ment planned for, 134; pony cart, 552;
trail route, 668, 672.

Canal, Caledonian Scotland, 143; Erie aid
to emigration, 143-145, 454, 457, 547,
555, 559; opening of, 143;

Canal, Miami, much used, 147; object of,
146.

Canal, Ohio started, object of, 146.
Candy heart, bought 1862, presented
museum, 9.

Cannon, George H., death reported, 8; gave
Burt's solar compass to society, 114; life
of Burt cited, 112; memoir, 17, 73, 684-
686; portrait facing, 64; paper Michigan
Land Boundary, 163-168, 686; paper
Prehistoric Forts in Macomb county,
73-76, 686.

Cannon, George H., Mrs., (Lucy M. Cole)
685.

Canoes, (dug-outs) described, 669; means
of transportation, 465.

Capitol at Lansing economically

con-

structed, 706; located at Lansing, 737.
Cap-squa-itt, Indian name for Hooker, 62.
Captain of Milwaukee boat murdered, 161.
Card receiver, for museum from Pearl Pope,
9.

Cardell, Benjamin W., 184.

Carder, Lizzie, teacher, 527.
Carey, Calvin, 169; wounded in civil war,
170.

Carey, C. L., missionary among Indians,
168; death recorded, 169.

Carey, David L., death recorded, 169.
Carey, Etta Maria, 169.
Carey, George W., 168.
Carey, Henry C., 603.
Carey, John F., 168.
Carey, Joseph Thomas, 169.
Carey, M., atlas of, 633.

Carey, Nancy, Mrs., (C. L.) autobiography,
168-171; captured by Lee's guerillas, 170;
death recorded, 8, 170; discharged as
nurse, 170; father member of Masonic
lodge, 171; given umbrella by Lincoln
and this given to museum, 24, 170; sons
in civil war, 169, 170.

Carey, Rachel Jane, 169.

Carey & Lea, map makers, described, 633.
Carey Mission, location, 478, 639.
Carl,, Col., died from wounds civil war,
170.

Carl, John, pioneer Howell, 190.

Carleton, Frank Tracy, Dr., Hillsdale Col-
lege paper, 201-204.

Carleton, Guy Sir, (Lord Dorchester) gov.
gen. Canada, 444.

Carleton, (Carlton) Luther, landlord Three
Rivers House, 428.

Carleton, Smith H., planted first shade
trees Kalamazoo, 41.

Carleton, Will, Michigan poet, address
cited, 4, 19; expenses, 55.
Carlton, Luther, miller, 432.

Candle stick and snuffers, presented society,
10.

Carpenter, Eli, 178.

Carpenter, Sidney, pioneer Howell town-
ship, 193.

Carpet, peacock belonging to Campaus, 67.

Carr, A. G., gift to museum, 9.

Carr, Miles, 666.

Carrier, Edwin, 422.

Carroll, John, Rev. D. D., first bishop
Baltimore, 510.

Cars, first passenger, described, 495, 500.
Carte, Pisano, oldest map of Michigan, 628.
Carter, Mr., American representative
London, 131.

Carton, A. C., elected trustee, 48.

Carton, John, Hon., remarks at Flint meet-
ing, 15.

Carver, Jonathan, American traveller, 475.
Casart, J., Rev., circuit rider, 182.

Case, Daniel, pioneer Howell, 183, 188,
190; sketch, 187.

Case, F., Three Rivers, 428.
Case, Fred H., editor, 426, 428.
Case, F. M. & Co., 424, 433.

Case, James A., death reported, 8.

Case, Job, pioneer Howell, 188; death re-
corded, 186.

Case, R. E., editor, 426.

Casey, William, runaway slave, 283.
Cass, Lewis, gov. Mich., gen. U. S. Sec.
War, 116, 447, 453, 456, 460, 478, 571,
574, 693, 732; aided Michigan progress,
451, 452, 471, 545; appointed U. S. Secre-
tary War, 467; attitude toward slavery,
275; commended, 455; defeated for
president U. S., 256, 264, 269, 272; edu-
cated Indian, 662; founded Detroit His-
torical Society, 30, 556; gave Pontiac
manuscript to Parkman, 45; made treaty
with Indians, 197, 450, 639; named
eleven Michigan counties, 477; nativity,
573; ordered investigation horses stolen
from Indians, 156; organized new coun-
ties, 452; political measures, 244, 268;
preserved traditions, 453; presidential
candidate, 255, 261, 262, 263; proclama-
tion cited, 449, 478; re-established Wayne
Co., 445, 446; statue at Washington, 5,
27, 29.

Cass county organized and named, 455;
pioneers, 637-645.

Cassoway,, kept trading post Three
Rivers, 419.

Castelsarrassin, France, Cadillac's home,
107-109.

Casterton, John, pioneer Howell, 194.
Castle, Baldoon, described, 82.
Catholepistemiad, original name U. of M.,
237, 556.

Catholics Roman, church at Howell, 184;
established High School Grand Rapids,
517; first church in Kalamazoo, 526;
first priest in Michigan, 509; report of
churches and work, 520, 521.

Cavalry, Third N. Y., service in civil war,
691.

Cemetery, pioneer Three Rivers, 420, 421;

started Grand Traverse, 310.

Census, Michigan 1810, 549; for 1830, 456.
Central House, Hotel, Three Rivers, 428.

Certificates, marriage, presented society,
23.

Chacorne, Francois Augustus, Baron de
Joannes Chevalier, Cap., sketch cited,
331.

Chab-we-gan, 463 see Cheboygan.
Chadwick, Theron H., anti-slavery ad-
vocate, 280.

Chaffee, Michael, pioneer Howell, 194.
Chairs, Governor and Judges in museum,

described, 323; given society from
Masons by E. J. Wright, 1, 2, 322-324.
Champlain, Samuel de explorer, 455, 458,
463; named lake Huron, 465.

Champlin, Sally Ann, (Mrs. Ebenezer O.
Grosvenor) 703.

Chandler, Zachariah, U. S. Senator, 54, 256,
277; anti-slavery advocate, 255, 265,
275; candidate for governor, 271; dele-
gate national convention Philadelphia,
273; letter from Gen. Custer, 489, 490;
statue of at Washington voted by legis-
lature, 27, 29.

Chapin, Dr., connected with Willard
Hospital, 728.

Chapin, A. C., presented portrait Judge
Long to museum, 9.
Chapin, Samuel A., 130.
Chaplin, E. P., 700.

Chaplin, Elisha Powell and wife, 700.
Chapman, Alcott C., nativity, 573.
Chapoton, Alexander, Commr. building
Michigan Capitol, 706.
Charboneau,

French pioneer Barry

county, 660; found apple trees at Scale's
Prairie, 663.

Charlevoix, Pierre Francois, Xavier de,
county named for, 462; quoted, 468;
sketch, 462, 463.

Charlevoix county formerly Keshkauko
origin of name, 462.

Charlevoix, map cited, 473.

Chase, Miss, death recorded, 533.
Chase, Levi, Hastings landlord, 646.
Chase, Lew Allen, M. A., paper transporta-
tion east and west, 46, 589-609.
Chase, N. G., Rev., 183.

Chatfield, Smith, Mrs., gave Crowell bible
to society, 9, 212.

Cheboygan county, origin of name, 463,
464.

Chenago, Indian chief, 61, 63.
Cheney, W. L., 9.

Cheonoquet, (Big Cloud) Chippewa chief,

meaning of name, 467.

Cheonoquet county, changed to Mont-
morency, 467.

Cherronesus, proposed name for Michigan,
meaning, 440.

Cheveux Releves, 458 see Ottawas.
Chicago, population, 605; railroad im-
provements, 607.

Chicago Road or turnpike, 483, 484, 499;
appropriation for, 594; site marked at
Clinton, 484.

Chicago treaty with Indians, 454, 488.
Chiefs, signed treaty, (totem) 83.
Child, David, made beet sugar 1840, 129.
Child, Jesse, pioneer Howell, 192.
Children, cared for by Aunt Emily Ward,
588.

China, collection payment to Mrs. Babbitt
for, 11; presented society by Mrs. Hahn,
10.

Chipman, Joseph N., sketch cited, 100.
Chippewa, Indian chief, described, 670.
Chippewa (Michilimackinac) county, ex-
tent, named changed from Michilimacki-
nac, 454; organized and named, 447, 448,
454.

Chippewa (Cheppeway) Indians, name for
Saginaw, 452; treatment of enemies, 454;
treaty with, 197; war with Ottawas, 318.
Chippewa, lake boat, 639.

Chittenden, Henry, pioneer Howell, 191.
Choate, S. P., Dr., pioneer Three Rivers,
436.

Cholera, at Detroit, 513; ravages of, 287;

stopped Michigan emigration, 545, 547.
Chopping knife, presented society by Mrs.
and Miss Becker, 10.

Christiancy, Isaac P., judge U. S. Senator,

509; given church land for services, 506.
Chuic, William, Tuscarora chief, 169.
Church, Thomas B., attorney, 278.
Churches, branches of, 515, 516; at Albion,

215; at Arbe Croche, 510; described of
Cadillac's home, 109; division in among
Hollanders, 205; early Howell described,
183-185; early Three Rivers, 423, 425,
426; first built in Allegan county, 157;
first meeting Eaton Rapids, 676; first in
Romeo, 155; first in St. Joseph county,
421; records old and valuable, 326; re-
port Catholic Grand Rapids Diocese,
509-621; services, 675.
Chusco, Ottawa chief, 466.
Cider, exported, 333.

Circuit riders, Methodists history of valu-
able, 203.

Cisler, brother of Joseph, 667.
Cisler, Huston, father of Joseph, 656.
Cisler, Huston, Mrs., (Rachel Scott) 656.
Cisler, Joseph, 654, 660, 662, 665, 668, 669;
related incidents, 666; sketch, 656.
Citizen, meaning of term, 609, 610.
Citizenship and the Public School, by Prof.
Sloan, 47, 609-618.

Civil War, soldiers from Howell, 185; Three
Rivers, 429.

Clare, formerly Kaykakee county, origin
name, 464.

Clark, Howell attorney, 180.
Clark, Mr., leased Baldoon, 84.
Clark, Mr., Three Rivers, 432.
Clark, Charles, 183.

Clark, George Rogers, gen. captured Gov.

Hamilton, 337, 621.

Clark, Mary, 183.
Clark, Matilda, 183.

Clark, Orlando B., Mrs., (Adeline Hyde)
346.

Clark, Walter, teacher Kalamazoo, 529.
Clarke, Hovey K., attorney, 221, 261, 271,
272, 273, 276, 277; anti slavery advocate,
263, 264; candidate for attorney general,
270; chairman State Central committee,
270; member house representatives, 265;
supreme court reporter, 278.
Clarkson, Mary Mrs., 9.

Clay, Henry, defeated for president U. S.,
264, 266; statesman, 248; advocate of
fugitive slave law, 256, 276.

Clear, John, Mrs., presented society with
books, 9.

Cleary, Francis, paper on Old Fort Malden,
15, 370-386.

Cleaveland, John Payne, Rev., president

Marshall College, 237, 238; member legis-
lature, 278.

Clemens, Christian, founder Mt. Clemens,
342, 564.

Clement, J. D., Kalamazoo, 36; letter from
Joseph Lomax, 31-33; letter from Gov.
Osborn, 35.

Cleveland, Dr., Poughkeepsie hospital, 728.
Cleveland, Grover, president U. S., 477.
Clifton, hotel Battle Creek, 281.

Clinton, DeWitt, gov. New York, built

Ohio Canal, 143, 146, 457; commission
from presented society, 9.

Clinton county, named from Gov. Clinton,
457; organized, 456.

Clinton river, formerly Huron, 449, 450,
457.

Clinton (Lenawee Co.) Womans' Club,
marked Chicago road, 484.
Clippert & Spaulding, 681.
Cloth, cotton, price, 676.

Clubs Women's, Alba, White Pigeon, 9;
Adrian, 483, 491-498; Isabella started
by Mrs. Stone, 173, 174; Kalamazoo,
hospitality, 34, 41; Marine City Women's,
gift of, 5, 9, 581; Traverse Čity gift to
museum, 53, 320.

Clute, H. E. J., editor Three Rivers, 426.
Clute, Wilbur H., editor, 426, 427.
Coaches, 500 see Cars.

Cob-moo-sa, Ottawa chief, 62.
Cochran, Sylvester, Rev., 184.
Cocker, William J., death recorded, 538.
Coffin, Levi, Quaker organized under-
ground railway, 279, 281-283.

Coins, foreign, presented museum by Major
Haarer, 9.

Colbert, Jean Baptiste, minister of finance
under Louis XIV, 470.

Colbert & Chamberlain, 603.

Colburns, pioneers Massachusetts, 287.
Colby, Sheridan J., Hon., death reported, 8.
Colden, map with History Five Nations,

456.

Cole, E. & Co., bankers, 426.

Cole, Herman H., postmaster Three Rivers,
427.