Weston, Andrew, iii. 120.

Weston, Sir Richard. See Portland, Earl
of.

Weston, Thomas, iii. 41; iv. 474, 475, 478,
488. Goes to England in the Speedwell,
i. 137. His proffers to the Pilgrims, iii. 41.
Agreement with him, 42, 45, 57, 108, 109.
His visit to Leyden, 42, 43. Does not
adhere to the conditions, 45, 47, 50, 61,
72, 107, 108. His letters to Governor
Carver, 107, 114, 117; extract from one,
ii. 156. Answer to, iii. 108. Sends a ship
to fish at Damariscove Islands, 114, 115,
131; iv. 477; and to visit Plymouth, iii.
114, 115. His fair promises; violates
His letter to Governor

them, 115-121.

West River, v. 378, 380.

West Springfield, letter to the Overseers of
the Poor of Boston, iv. 203. Reply, 203.
Wethersfield, Conn. (originally Watertown),
vi. 349, 370, 371, 583n; vii. 55, 66, 451;
viii. 78n. Attack upon, by Pequots, 1637,
vi. 388. The name changed, vii. 66n.
Wetmore, William, A.M., Member M. H.
S., i. p. vi.; ii. p. v.; iv. p. vii.; on the
Committee of Publication of vol. 3, 1st
Series, i. p. xxi.

Wewenock Indians, v. 365.

Wexford, Capture of, by Cromwell, vi.

75.

Weyman, or Wayman, Capt. George, i. 236,

237.

Weymouth, Capt. George, i. 228, 229.
Weymouth, Thomas Thynne, Lord, after-
wards Marquis of Bute, x. 749.
Weymouth, Mass. (Wessaguscus), i. 201; iii.
241, 371; iv. 480, 485, 491. Salary of the

minister, i. 212. Character of Weston's
colony there, iii. 119, 122, 123, 128, 139,
153. Conduct of the colonists of, at Ply-
mouth, 124. Want of provisions at, 129,
130. Execution at, 131. Indian con-
spiracy against, 131. Standish's visit to,
132. End of the colony, 132, 164. Gorges's
purpose to settle at, 148, 149. Indians
killed at, 164. Settlement of, iv. 474,
479. Letter from Increase Mather to the
church in, viii. 99. Church in, 615.
Weyondotts. See Wyandott.
Whale, ship, vii. 88-96n, 98n. Arrival of
the, i. 94; vii. 95n.

Whales, v. 178.

Whalley, Col. Edward, vii. 501n, 538n, 587n;
viii. 129, 141, 152, 153, 172, 173, 184, 260,
533. Letter to him and William Goffe
from Edward Collins, 134. Protected in
New England, 59, 103, 107. Assumes
the name of Richardson, 143, 148, 151.
Message from, 155. Notices of, 122n,
127, 133n.
Whalley, Jane. See Hooke, Mrs.

Wharton, Mr., 1661, vii. 172.
Wharton, M., 1676, ii. 207n.

Wharton, Philip, Lord, letter to Increase
Mather, viii. 680. Notice of, 680n.
Wharton, Richard, v. 185; viii. 596, 676,
679. Extract from a letter of, to Governor
Hinckley, 713. Notice of, 679n.
Wharton, Samuel, x. 606, 607.
Wharton, Thomas, Earl and Marquis of,
viii. 680n.

Whately, Rev. William, viii. 77.
Whatoga, v. 580.

Wheatland, Henry, M.D., M. H. S., i. p.
xi.; ii. p. xvii.; iii. p. v.; iv. p. xxi.; v.
p. viii. vi. p. viii.; vii. p. viii.; viii. p.
X.; ix. p. xiv.

Wheeler, John, vi. 23.
Wheeler, Thomas, vi. 572.
Wheeler, William, viii. 502.

Wharton, M, 1686, viii. 656.

White,

White,

1

i. 84.

a minister, 1635, ix. 133.
-, 1643, vii. 344.

White, Capt., 1587, i. 223.
White, Capt., 1725, v. 359, 360.
White, Capt., of the Rangers, 1761, ix. 380.
White, Mr., 162-, iii. 193.
White, Mr., 1630, vi. 9.

White, Rev. Mr., 1629, vi. 30.

White, Rev. Mr., 1654, vi. 290, 292, 294.
Another?, 1646, 345.

White, Mr., of New York, 1773, x. 696.
White, Mrs., i. 85.

White, Deacon Abijah, ii. 153.
White, Mrs. Ann (Burgess), ii. 217.
White, Daniel, iv. 243.

White, Daniel Appleton, LL.D., Member
M. H. S., i. p. x.; ii. p. xvii.; iii. p. v.;
iv. p. xxi. His death, v. p. ix.

White, G., viii. 249.
White, Griffith, ii. 217.
White, Henry, ii. 217.

White, Mrs. Isabel (Rawle), ii. 215.
White, James, ii. 215.

White, John, ii. 215.

White, Rev. John, of Dorchester, Eng.,"son
of the preceding, iii. 169, 213; viii. 31n.
Notice of, ii. 215, 216.

White, Rev. John, of Paupan in Dorchester,
son of the preceding, ii. 217.

White, William, iii. 101, 448, 451, 452.
White family, Memorials of the, by L.
Shattuck, ii. 215-220.

White Angel, vessel, iii. 268-272, 276, 280,
281, 283, 287-289, 292, 300, 308, 327, 330,
331, 347, 379, 402.

Whitefield, Rev. George, i. 45; iv. 416.
Correspondence
between Prince and
Chauncy relating to, ii. 239. His orphan-
house, iv. 417.

Whitefield, Rev. Henry, vi. 365; vii. 394n,
399, 522, 558; viii. 269.

White Hall offered for sale, vii. 503. Fire
at, 1662, viit. 186.

Whiting, Rev. John, of Hartford, i. 24; v.
213; viii. 156, 282n, 363, 572, 623, 638.
Letters to Increase Mather, 463, 464, 465,
466, 469. Letter from Increase Mather to,
93. Notice of, 463n.

Whiting, Rev. and Col. John, of Windham,
i. 25.

Whiting, John, of London, 1684, viii. 354.
Whiting, John, killed, 1755, v. 392.
Whiting, Capt. John, 1758, v. 471.
Whiting, Mary, daughter of Rev. Samuel.
See Clap, Mrs.

Whiting, Col. Nathan, i. 25, 26.

Whiting, Rev. Samuel, of Lynn, d. 1679, ii.
117; viii. 353, 354. His salary, i. 212.
Notice of, viii. 91n.

Whiting, Rev. Samuel, of Norwich, d. 1725,
i. 26, 28. Notice of, 24, 25.

Whiting, William, vi. 383. Commissioner i
for Hartford, 335, 584

Whiting, William, of Hartford, son of the
preceding, vii. 194.

Whiting, Col. William, of Hartford, son of
John, 1. 25; v. 320, 321, 4647.

Whiting, Col William, of Norwich, v. 392,
464?.

| Whitmor, Francis, ii. 198.
Whitmore, Gen., 1760, ix. 270.
Whitmore, William H., vii. 385n. Member
M. H. S., vii. p. ix.; viii. p. xi ; ix. p. xv.
Whitney, Rev. George, iv. 510, 513.
Whitney, Henry Austin, 4.M., Member
M. H. S., iv. p. xxi.; v. p. ix.; vi. p.
viii.; vii. p. viii.; viii. p. x.; ix. p. xiv.
Whitney, Rev. Peter, of Northborough, d.
1816, Member M. H. S., i. p. vii.

Whitney, Rev. Peter, of Quincy, iv. 509,
513.

Whittamore, Mr., ii. 122.

Whittemore, Pelatiah, ii. 125.

Whitteridge, Mrs. Thomas, her strange
death, i. 17.

Whittier, John G., A. M., Member M. H. S.,
vii. p. ix.

Whitwell, William, iv. 3, 202.

Wigwam Martineco, v. 564.

Wigwams discovered by the Pilgrims, 1620,
ii. 82, 83.

Wilberforce, Samuel, Bp. of Oxford, Cor.
Memb. M. H. S., iii. p. vi; iv. p. xxiii.;
v. p. xi.; vi. p. xi.; vii. p. xi.; viii. p.
xii.; ix. p. xvi. History of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in America,"
by, iii. Pref. p. v. His courtesies respect-
ing Bradford's manuscript History, Pref.
p. vii. Extract from a letter of, Pref. p.
xix.

Wilbore, Shadrach, v. 238. (With Robert
Crosman, Jr.) certificate of election of mil-
itary officers in Taunton, 231.
Wilcock, Capt., of Virginia, 1621, ix. 15.
Wilcox, Mrs. Alice (Parks), and her chil-
dren, Anne, Francis, Mark, and Susan,
vii. 385.

Wild (Lat. Ferus), Johann, viii. 77.
Wildboare, or Wildbore, Mr., 1637, vii. 110,

111.

Wilder, Roger, iii. 447, 450.
Wilkes, John, iv. 409, 453.

Wilkie, or Wilkey, Capt., his death, 1682,
vii. 41, 46.

Wilkins, Maj., x. 506.

Wilkins, John, Bishop of Chester, vi. 509.
Wilkins, Richard, viii. 668, 669. Notice of,
669n.

Wilkinson, Rev. Dr., 1661, viii. 173, 194,
195, 197, 583, 584.

Wilkinson, Ed., Master of the Falcon, iii.
344, 346.

Wilks (Weelks), Col., viii. 180.
Wilks, Frank, ii. 184.

Willanawah, an Indian, v. 581.

Willard, Capt. (Benjamin or Simon?), v.
254, 334.

Willard, Rev. Joseph, of Rutland, killed,
1722, v. 346.

Willard, Joseph, A. M., viii. 571n. Member
M. H. S., i. p. ix.; ii. pp. vi., xvii.; iii. p.
v.; iv. p. xxi.; v. p. viii.; vi. p. viii.;
vii. p. viii.; Rec. Sec., ii. p. xvi.; vi. p.
xx.; iii. p. iv.; Cor. Sec., iv. p. xx.; v. p.
vii.; vi. p. vii.; Librarian, p. xx.; on the
Standing Com., p. xxi.; on the Com-
mittee of Publication of vols. 3, 4, 3d
Series, i. p. xxi. His death, viii. p. xiv.
Willard, Hon. Josiah, v. 336, 342, 364, 390.
Willard, Maj. Josiah, 1746, v. 367.

Willard, Rev. Samuel, d. 1707, i. 44; v. 29,
41, 43; viii. 56, 95, 279, 283, 293, 369,
495, 499, 529, 541, 632, 647, 651, 698n.
His" Animadversions upon the Anabap-
tists' Narrative," 291. His account of
the case of Elizabeth Knapp, 555-570.
Letter to Increase Mather, 570; from
Increase Mather to, 97; from John Cory
and others to him and others, 695. No-
tice of, 97n.

Willard, Col. Samuel, b. 1690, v. 369.
Willard, Major Simon, d. 1676, vii. 419.
Willet (Wilet), Capt., 1657, vii. 402.
Willet, Hezekiah, 1. 9, 10, 15.
Willet, Mr. J., i. 9.

Willet, Capt. Thomas, i. 10?, 94, 95; vi.
163; viii. 234?. Agent at Penobscot, iii.
332. Notice of, 260n.

Willett, Esther. See Flint, Mrs.
Willett, Joanna. See Bishop, Mrs.
Willey, Mrs., wife of Edward, her character,

viii. 37, 487, 491.

Willey, Edward, viii. 38, 45, 46, 56, 486,
487, 488, 489, 491, 492. His character, 37,
487.

Willey, Richard, viii. 487.
Willey, Sarah, viii. 487.
William, the Conqueror, viii. 536.
William III.. King, v. 224, 262, 320; viii.

117, 118, 145, 328, 412, 516n, 539.
Draught of an address from the Colony of
Plymouth to, v. 199. Interview of Increase
Mather with, July 4, 1689, 209. Petition
of Sir William Phips and Increase Mather
to, viii. 705. Lands in England, 707, 714.
Order in relation to Sir Edmund Andros,
710. Order for sending Sir Edmund
Andros to England, 711. His expedition
to England, 713. Sails from Holland, and
lands at Torbay, 714.
William, schooner, iv. 264.

William and Francis, vessel, i. 92n, 93n; iii.
306; vii. 88n, 92n, 93n, 96.

William and George, ship, vii. 224.

William and John, ship, vi. 332.

William and Thomas, ship, vi. 88.

Williams, Mr., a minister, ix. 133.

Williams, Capt., 1748, v. 380.

Williams, Capt., 1756, v. 482. Capt. Wil-
liams's Fort, 482.

Williams, Capt., 1759, v. 502.
Williams, Capt., 1774, iv 136, 143.

Williams, Capt., Royal Light Infantry, 1768,

v. 563.

Williams, Mr., 1719, ii. 125.

983

Williams, Mr., Inspector-General, 1769, x.
613-617.

Williams, Mrs., 1638, vii. 157.

Williams (Williames), Mrs. Alice (Alles), i.

Williams, Isaac, his wife killed, v. 446.
Williams, Capt. Israel, iv. 14, 15, 18, 19.
Williams, Rev. James, Death of, viii. 596,
597, 598.

Williams, John, Bp. of Lincoln, his letter to
the Vicar of Grantham mentioned, vi.
404; viii. 414.

Williams, Rev. John, of Deerfield, d. 1729,
i. 44.

Williams, John, of Deerfield, d. 1816, Mem-
ber M. H. S., i. p. vii.

Williams, Jonathan, 1774, iv. 3, 389.
Williams, Jonathan, of Philadelphia, Cor.
Memb. M. H. S., i. p. xiii.
Williams, Mary, vi. 274.
Williams, Nathaniel, v. 238.

Williams, Richard, and others, letter to
Thomas Hinckley and others, v. 4.
Williams, Roger, i. 163; vi. 108, 153, 157,
226, 286n, 307n, 343n, 505n; vii. 291n,
322. Receives Dr. John Clark kindly,
ii. 24. Pacifies the Indians, iii. 364.
Gives notice of hostilities, 432. Petition
to the General Court of Mass., 1751, iv.
471, 473. Scottow's account of, 295.
Letter to Thomas Hinckley and others,
commissioners, v. 21; to Thomas Hinck-
ley, 29; to Richard Collicut, vi. 211; to
John Leverett, 307; to Sir Henry Vane
or John Winthrop, 189; to John Win-
throp, 184, 186, 189, 191, 194, 195, 197,
198, 202, 203, 205, 207, 212, 214, 217, 220,
221, 223, 226, 229, 230, 231, 233, 239, 241,
244, 246, 248, 250, 252, 254, 256, 257, 259,
261, 263, 265, 266; to John Winthrop, Jr.,
267, 268, 271, 272, 273, 276, 277, 279, 281,
283, 284, 286, 292, 294, 295, 297, 299, 302,
305. Fac-similes of his signature and
seal, vi. plate 3. Power of attorney to R.
Collicut, 211. Letters from John Win-
throp, Jr., to, 306, 529. Note from John
Elderkin to 279n. Effect in England of
his treatment by the Massachusetts
magistrates, 445. Account of, by Gov.
Bradford, iii. 310. Notice of, vi. 184n.
Date of his birth, 185n. His religious
opinions, 233–238.

Williams, Capt. Samuel, 1775, iv. 255.

Williams, Samuel, of London, Eng., Cor.
Memb. M. H. S., i. p. xv.

Williams, Thomas, iii. 449, 454.

Williams, Velch, iv. 45.

Williams (Williames), William, i. 98.

Williams, William, iv. 5, 17, 45, 96, 97.

Williams, Col. William, 1747, v. 375, 392,
393, 464, 475.

Williams, William Trumbull, Cor. Memb.
M. H. S., i. p. xiv.

Williams's Fort, v. 482.

Williamsburg, Va., v. 412, 414; x. 719.

Williamson, Secretary, ii. 223, 287.

Williamson, Dr. Hugh, d. 1819, Cor. Memb.
M. H. S., i. p. xii. His examination be-
fore the Privy Council, 1774, iv. 386-389.
Williamson, William, iv. 178.

Williamson, Hon. William Durkee, d. 1846,
Cor. Memb. M. H. S., i. p. xvii.
Williamson, vessel, v. 568.
Willing, Thomas, x. 703.
Willing and Morris, x. 777.
Willington, Roger, iv. 37.

Willis, Rev. Mr., viii. 583, 584.

Willis, Samuel, Assistant, vi. 528; vii. 65,
155, 294, 483n, 484, 486, 521, 528.
Willis, Hon. William, i. 93.

Cor. Memb.

Wilson, Lieut., 1761, ix. 399.
Wilson, Mr., 1637, iii. 360.
Wilson, Mr., 1721, ii. 164.

Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth (Mansfield), vii. 11.
Wilson, Rev. John, of Boston, iii. 322, 360 (?);
iv. 307; vi. 40, 101, 106, 164, 172, 376,
414, 465, 542, 568, 569; vii. 12, 90, 91,
127n, 182, 257, 271, 431, 487n; viii. 204,
267 n. His second arrival at Boston, i.
94. His salary, 212. Curses Obadiah
Holmes, ii. 47. Enters into church cove-
nant, iii. 278. His return to England, iv,
298; vi. 312n.
to, 128.
His house burned, 155. Letter
to John Winthrop, vii. 1; to Thomas
Weld and John Eliot, 3; to John Win-
throp, Jr., 4. Letter to, from R. Stansby,
10. Fac-similes of his signature and seal,
vii. plate 1; Notice of, In.

Grant of land at Mystic

Wilson, Rev. John, of Medfield, i. 21; v.
64 (?); viii. 165n, 264, 265, 266, 267.
tice of, 267n.

No-

Wilson, Rev. John, of New Haven, viii. 165,

268.

Wilson, Martha, wife of Thomas, vii. 385n.
Wilson, Samuel, 1661, viii. 177, 183, 186.
Wilson, Samuel, his wife killed, 1757, v. 447.
Wilson, Thomas, vii. 385n.

Wilson, Walter, his "History of Dissenting
Churches" cited, viii. 651.
Wilton, Mr., 1653, viii. 69.

Winchester, N. H., v. 455, 507. Indian
hostilities at, 369, 373, 376.

Winchester, Va., ix. 359, 362, 382, 390. In-
dian and French incursions near, v. 414,
416.

Winckelman, Johann, viii. 77.

Wincob, Jacob, Patent taken in the name of
ii. 41.

Wincob, John, ii. 157.

Windebanke, Sir Francis, iii. 457, 459;
ix. 100, 114, 131-149. Favors the Cath-
olics, 83. Captain Yong's relation of his
voyage, presented to, 117-131.
Winder, Capt. of ship Kingstown, v. 330.
Windham, Conn., i. 29. John Whiting set-

tled in, 25. Letter to the Selectmen of
Boston, iv. 4. Letter to the Committee
of Correspondence, 5n.
Windress, Col., v. 328.

Windsor, Lord, Gov. of Jamaica, viii. 170,
187.

Windsor, Joshua, his wife, vi. 289.
Windsor, ship, v. 329, 445.
Windsor, Conn. (Munhick, Dorchester), vi.
531; vii. 66, 67n; viii. 93, 626. Settle-
ment of, iii. 314, 328. Difficulty with the
Dorchester settlers at, 338. Church in,
viii. 98, 99. Invitation to Rev. Isaac
Foster to settle at, 338. Differences in
the church of, 463.

Winepress, Capt.-Lieut., ix. 453. Extract
from a letter of, to Sir Jeffrey Amherst,
357.

Wines, Duties on, x. 640.

Wingate, Edmund, vi. 497.

Winghynam, an Indian, ix. 411.
Winicowett. See Hampton.

Winisimet. See Chelsea.

Winklepleigh, John, his sons killed, v. 446.
Winn, Joseph, v. 317.

Winneganse, v. 363.

Winnenimmit, a sagamore, v. 361.

Winnepisseocay, Lake, v. 327. Indians killed

near, 356.

Winnett, Mr., i. 272.

Winpague, Defeat of Indians at, v. 343.
Winslow, Capt., 1755, ix. 220.

Winslow, Edward, Gor. of Plymouth Colony,
iii. 51, 174, 179, 193, 227, 231, 278, 319,
407; vi. 40, 43, 77, 81, 137, 157, 249,
476; vii. 140, 144, 196, 197, 420, 476n,
601n; viii. 233n. Comes to New Eng-
land, i. 93. His" Brief Narrative" cited,
137, 139, 151, 152. Cited on Robinson's
farewell discourse, 139; iii. 59. His
"Good News from New England" men-
tioned, iii. 111; viii. 229, 233n; reprinted.
i. 195-218. His covenant with Henry
Dunster, ii. 198. In the exploring party
in Cape Cod Bay, iii. 83. Death of his
wife, 101. Married again, 101. Visits
Massasoit, 102. Writes to England, 105.
Sent to England, 147. From England,
157, 190. Patent of Cape Ann in the
name of, 168. Factor, 200, 202. His
Voyage to Kennebec, 204. Trades for
goods at Monhegan, 208. Secures a
freight of salt, 261, 262. Sent to England,
268, 271. Returns with goods, 280, 306.
Governor, 306, 307, 343, 367, 425. Confers
with Gov. Winthrop on the Connecticut
trade, 312n. Assistant, 315, 327, 351, 362,
377. 384, 408, 431. Despatched to Eng-
land in 1634, 322, 327, 343. Arrested and
imprisoned, 330, 332, 375. His return,
344.

Commissioner on the boundary, 370,
372. Disapproves of Sherley's proposition
for a settlement, 374. Settlement with,
400,403, 406. Confirms the Confederation
of 1643, 423. Governor, 425. Commis-

Services

sioner, 430. Sent to England to answer
complaints by Child and others, 442.
Various tracts written by, 443.
rendered by, 443. His family, 447, 451,
452. Commissioner to attend the expe-
dition against Hispaniola, vi. 289, 293, 294.
Colonial agent in England, vii. 138. His
"Relation" cited, iv. 475, 485. Letters of,
to John Winthrop, vi. 163, 164, 165, 168,
169, 171, 173, 174, 176, 177, 178, 181; to
John Winthrop, Jr., 162. Fac-similes of
his signature and seal, vi. plate 2. Death
of, 289n. Notices of, iii. 111n; vi. 162n.
Winslow, Mrs. Elizabeth, iii. 101, 447, 451.
Winslow, Gilbert, iii. 449, 454.

Winslow, Col. Isaac, v. 349, 396, 397.
Winslow, Maj.-Gen. John, v. 67, 68, 69, 349,

394, 395, 396.

Winslow, Joshua, iv. 374, 378.

Winslow, Capt. Josiah, killed at George's
Island, v. 348, 349.

Winslow, Josiah, son of Gov. Edward, Gov.
of Plymouth Colony, iii. p. ix.; v. pp. xiii.,
xiv., 67, 69, 73, 75, 77, 82, 93, 100, 124;
viii. 229-235, 248, 328. Facts about Alex-
ander Pokanoket's death, 229, 232-234.
His declaration concerning the errors
in Hubbard's Narrative, 232-235. Letter
to King Charles II., v. 40. Letter from
Charles II. to, 31; from William Newland
to, 35. His wife, vii. 138n. His descend-
ants, vi. 34. Death of, v. 51n, 66.

Lines

by Thomas Hinckley on the death of, 53.
Epitaph of, 55. Notice of, viii. 233n.
Winslow, Josias, brother of Gov. Edward,
iii. 292, 293. Accountant, 347, 378, 380.
Winslow, Mrs. Penelope (Pelham), vii. 138n.
Winslow, Mrs. Susannah (White), iii.
101n, 448, 451, 452.

Winslow, Samuel, killed by Indians, v. 325.
Winston, Richard, x. 606.
Winstone, John, viii. 694.

Winter, Dr., 1661, and his sons, viii. 551.
Winter, John, vii. 368, 369. Cleeves rs.,

90n. Gorges makes requisition for, 334.
Summoned before the Star Chamber, 342.
Ejects Cleeves and Tucker, 363n. Notice
of, 334n.

Winter, Sir John, ix. 105.

Winter, Joseph, viii. 551.

Winter. Severe, 1649-50, vi. 152; 1683-84,

Indians at,

viii. 349, 634; 1719-20, 437.
Winter Harbor, v. 273, 324.
316. Invasion of, 326, 327.
Winthrop, , daughter of John-Still. See
Sebor, Mrs.
Winthrop, Col., i. 35.

Winthrop, Adam, vi. 72, 73, 75, 172; vii.
6n, 256; viii. 385n, 538, 704. His death,
vi. 79; vii. 459.

Winthrop, Adam, son of the preceding, H. C.
1668, ii. 207.

Winthrop, Adam, H. C. 1800, Cor. Memb.
M. H. S., i. p. xv.
Winthrop, Alice. See Mildmay, Mrs.
Winthrop, Ann, daughter of John, Jr., after-
wards Mrs. Richards, vii. 509; viii. 402.
Winthrop, Ann, daughter of John-Still. See
Sears, Mrs.

Winthrop, Ann, daughter of Wait-Still, ii.
207, 208, 209n.

Winthrop, Mrs. Ann (Dudley), wife of John,
(H. C. 1700), ii, 208; viii. 405n, 419, 449,
533n.

Winthrop, Anne, daughter of Thomas L.
See Warren, Mrs.

Winthrop, Augusta Temple, 1st, i. 211.
Winthrop, Augusta Temple, 2d. See Rogers,
Mrs.

Winthrop, Basil, ii. 208.

Winthrop, Benjamin, of N. Y., ii. 209.
Winthrop, Benjamin R., Cor. Memb. M. H.
S., v. p. xii.; vi. p. xii.; vii. p. xii.; viii.
p. xiii.; ix. p. xvii.
Winthrop, Mrs. Catherine (Brattle Eyre),
viii. 405n.

Winthrop, Deane, vii. 388, 459.

Winthrop, Mrs. Elizabeth (Reade), 2d wife
of John, Jr., ii. 205; vi. 40°, 106, 111, 112,
115, 299; vii. 5, 52n, 113n, 127, 417, 492,
499, 505. Letter to, from Roger Williams,
vi. 270; from Jonathan Brewster, vii. 75;
from John Mason, 421; from John Daven-
port, 520. Death of, 136.

Winthrop, Elizabeth, daughter of John Win-
throp, Jr. See Newman, Mrs.
Winthrop, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowdoin (Tem-
ple), ii. 211, 212.

Winthrop, Elizabeth Bowdoin Temple,
daughter of the preceding. See Tappan,
Mrs.

Winthrop, Fitz-John, F.R.S., Gov. of Con-
necticut, ii. 206, 208; vi. 301, 528; vii.
203, 400, 499, 549; viii. 425n. Invited to
accept the command of the New England
forces, 1690, v. 259. Letters to, from
Emanuel Downing, vi. 84, 86, 87; from
Thomas Reade, vii. 115-117. Death of,
viii. 406, 407, 432.
Winthrop, Forth, vi. 574.

Winthrop, Francis Bayard, ii. 209. Cor.
Memb. M. H. S., i. p. xvi.

Winthrop, Francis William, 1st, ii. 211.
Winthrop, Francis William, 2d, ii. 211.
Winthrop, George Edward, ii. 212.

Winthrop, Grenville Temple, ii. 212.
Winthrop, Henry, vi. 470.

Winthrop, James, LL.D., ii. p. v., 142; iv.
p. vii.
Member M. H. S., i. p. v.; on

the Standing Com., p. xx.

Winthrop, James Bowdoin, ii. 211.

Winthrop, Mrs. Jane (Borland), 1st wife of
John-Still, ii. 209.

Winthrop, Jane, daughter of John-Still, ii.

209.

Winthrop, Jane, daughter of Thomas L., ii.

211.

Winthrop, John, Gov. of Massachusetts, d.
1649, ii. 120; iii. 253, 287, 319, 835; iv.
294, 298, 463; vi. 30, 40, 45, 137, 215,
218, 224, 229n, 244n, 249, 264, 311. 369n,
377, 390, 391n, 410n, 442n, 448, 456, 493,
505n, 536n, 539, 559, 574, 577; vii. 20,
112n, 632n; viii. 270n, 285n, 385n, 432,
441, 494n, 532n. Mentioned by Sir Sym-
onds D'Ewes, i. 248. Cited respecting
Thomas Morton, iii. 253n. Consulted re-
specting Billington the murderer, 277. Re-
commends a fast and church-gathering,
277. His treatment of Sir Christopher
Gardiner, 295, 296. Consulted about the
Hocking affair, 321, 322. Cited as to Wins-
low's petition to the commissioners, 328n.
His letter after the reception of Pequent
Indians, 349; in relation to aid from Ply-
mouth against them, 352; after attack on
them, 358. On the murder of a Narra-
ganset Indian, 364. Does not approve of