48, 49, 50; Sir Ferdinando Gorges, 329,
331; Samuel Gorton, 601, 602, 604, 627;
Sir Arthur Haselrig and George Fenwick,
vi. 364; John Haynes, 355, 356; vii. 452,
453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 460, 461, 462,
465; John Higginson, 399, 400; William
Hooke, 587, 590, 594; Thomas Hooker,
vi. 387; Edward Hopkins, 325, 329, 331,
332, 334, 335, 336, 337, 339, 341, 343; Ed-
ward Howes, 467, 468, 469, 471, 472, 474,
477, 478, 479, 480, 483, 485, 487, 490, 493,
495; John Hull, vii. 536; John Hum-
frey, vi. 18; Henry Jacie, 454, 457, 459;
Thomas James, vii. 482, 484; Francis
Kirby, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18; William
Leete, 538, 539, 540, 541, 543, 544, 546, 548,
550, 552, 553, 557, 559, 563, 564, 565, 568,
569, 570, 572, 574, 575, 577, 578, 580, 582,
584; John Mason, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417,
418, 419, 420, 421, 424, 425, 426; Samuel
Maverick, 309, 311, 312, 313, 315, 319;
Thomas Mayhew, 31, 33, 34, 36, 38, 39,
40, 41, 42; John Norton, 450; William
Paine, 402, 403, 404, 405, 407, 408, 409,
410; James Parker and Daniel Gookin,
446; Edward Parks, 385, 387; Daniel
Patrick, 321, 325, 326; Hugh Peter, vi.
91, 93, 94, 97, 105, 109, 111, 112, 113, 114,
115; vii. 203; Thomas Peters, 432; Wil-
liam Pynchon, vi. 369, 371; Thomas
Reade, vii. 113, 114; Sir Richard Salton-
stall, vi. 579; Richard Saltonstall, vii.
251, 252; Peter Stuvesant, vi. 533, 534;
Samuel Symonds, vii. 118, 121, 122, 126,
127, 128, 129, 131, 132, 134, 136; John
Tinker, 229, 231, 232, 235, 238, 239,
240, 242, 243, 245, 246, 248, 249, 250;
John Underhill, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187,
188, 189; Sir Henry Vane, vi. 582; Na-
thaniel Ward, vii. 24; Thomas Welles, vi.
584; Roger Williams, 267, 268, 271, 272,
273, 276, 277, 279, 281, 283, 284, 286, 292,
294, 295, 297, 299, 302, 305; John Wil-
son, vii. 4; Edward Winslow, vi. 162.
His children, vii. 549n; viii. 385n, 425m,
494n. His death, vi. 307n.
ther's funeral sermon on, viii. 427n. Not-
Cotton Ma-
ices of, ii. 204-206; vi. 514n.
Winthrop, John, F.R.S., Note by, vi. 299.
Winthrop, John, F.R.S., b. 1681, H. C.
1700, d. 1747, ii. 125.
405. Letters from Cotton Mather to, 405,
His marriage, viii.
407, 413, 417, 418, 419, 425, 426-455, 458,
459. Letter to Cotton Mather, 681. His
recommendation for membership in the
Royal Society, 683 Thanks of the society
to, 684. Notices of, ii. 207, 208; viii. 425.
Winthrop, Prof. John, H. C. 1732, d. 1779,
ii. 209. Spoken of for the presidency of
Harvard College, iv. 441; declines, 444.
Winthrop, John, H. C. 1770, d. 1780, ii. 209.
Winthrop, John, of Baton Rouge, La., Cor.
Memb. M. H. S., i. p. xvii.; iv. p. xxii.;
v. p. x.; vi. p. x.; vii. p. x.; viii. p. xii.;
ix. p. xvi.

Winthrop, John-Still, Sketch of, ii. 208, 209.
His birth, viii. 440.
Winthrop, John Temple, ii. 211.
Winthrop, Joseph, Death of, 1693, viii. 402.
Winthrop, Joseph, of Charleston, S. C., ii.

209.

Winthrop, Mrs. Judith (Rainsborough), wife
of Stephen, vi. 109n.

Winthrop, Lucy. See Downing, Mrs.

987

Winthrop, Mrs. Margaret (Tyndale), 3d wife
of John, Gov. of Massachusetts, vi. 40n,
108, 259; vii. 158. Letter to, from Stephen
Bachiler, 99.
Winthrop, Mrs. Martha (Fones), 1st wife of
Her death, 141.
John Winthrop, Jr., ii. 204; vi. 482n.
Winthrop, Mary, daughter of John, Jr.,
vi. 40.

Winthrop, Mrs. Mary (Browne), wife of
Wait-Still, ii. 206.

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

209.

p.

Winthrop, Admiral Robert, ii. 209.
Winthrop, Robert Charles, LL.D., ii. 201,
212; viii. 384n. Member M. H. S., i.
ix.; ii. p. xvii.; iii. p. v.; iv. p. xxi.; v.
p. viii.; vi. p. viii.; vii. p. viii.; viii. p. x.;
ix. p. xiv.; on the Standing Com., ii. p.
xvi.; Pres., iii. p. iv.; iv. p. xx.; v. p. vii.;
vi. p. vii.; vii. p. vii.; viii. p. ix.; ix. p.
xiii.; on the Committee of Publication of
vols. 9, 10, 3d Series, i. p. xxi.; of vol. 6,
4th Ser., vi. p. vi.; of vol. 7, 4th Ser., vii.
p. ii.
Winthrop, Samuel, vii. 288, 289, 292, 388,
568. His baptism, vi. 391n. Notice of,
vii. 288n.

Winthrop, Sarah Bowdoin. Sea Sullivan,
Mrs.

Winthrop, Col. Stephen, vi. 49, 50, 58, 72,
85, 103, 106, 109, 110, 112; vii. 115, 256,
281, 282, 385, 387, 431, 587, 588.
wealth, vi. 114, 116, 163, 172, 285, 517.
His
His death. vii. 499.
Winthrop, Lieut.-Gov. Thomas Lindall, d.
1841, vi. 202n. Member M. H. S., i. p.
vii.; Pres., p. xx.; on the Standing Com.,
p. xx.; on the Committee of Publication
of vol. 10, 1st Series, i. p. xxi. Memoir
of, by W. Jenks, ii. 202-214.
Winthrop, Thomas Lindall, son of the pre-
ceding, d. 1812, ii. 211.

Winthrop, Mrs. Thomasine (Clopton), 2d
wife of Gov. J. Winthrop, vii. 588.
Winthrop, Maj.-Gen. Wait-Still, ii. 208;
vii. 131, 466, 467. 548, 549, 584; viii 425n,
427n, 432, 538. Chosen Commissioner for
Connecticut, vii. 581.
of, viii. 404, 407.
Second marriage
Letters from Cotton
Mather to, 404, 408, 410, 414, 415, 418,
426. Sketch of, ii. 206, 207.
Winthrop, William, son of Wait-Still, his
death, 1693, viii. 402.

Winthrop, Hon. William, son of Prof. John,
d. 1825, ii. 209n. Member M. H. S., i.
p. viii.
Winthrop, William, of New York, son of
John-Still, ii. 209.

Winthrop, William, of Malta, Cor. Memb.
M. H. S., v. p. xii.; vi. p. xii.; vii. p. xii.;
viii. p. xiii.

Winthrop Papers, The, cited, viii. 377,
470n. Letters of Cotton Mather, from the,
384-462.

"Winthropi Justa," by Cotton Mather, viii.
406, 407, 427n.

Winthrops, The, vi. 296.

Winthrop's fleet, vi. 312n.

Wipetock, an Indian, iii. 439.

Wise, Mr., imprisoned, viii. 498.

Wise, Rev. Mr., v. 264.

Wise, Rev. John, viii. 587, 700.
Wise, Joseph, vii. 241.

Wise wall, or Wis wall, Rev. Ichabod, of Dux-

tion of, in 1636, 407, 411, 412. Orders,
directions, and remembrances, given up-
on his visitation, 1836, 435.

Wrentham, letter to the Overseers of the
Poor of Boston, iv. 10. Reply, 11.
Wright, wounded, 1746, v. 369.
Wright, Capt., 1709, v. 318.
Wright, Capt., 1775, iv. 209.
Wright, Mr., 1629, vi. 31.
Wright, Mr., 1640, vii. 333.
Wright, Mr. of Romford, vi. 37.
Wright, Amasa, v. 369.
Wright, Benjamin, v. 369.
Wright, Dudley, iv. 137, 138.
Wright, Dr. (Lawrence?), vi. 36, 37.
Wright, Dr. Lawrence, vii. 226, 495.
ters to John Winthrop, 390, 391, 393.
Fac-similes of his signature and seal, vii.
plate 6. Notice of, 390n.

Let-

Wright, Nathaniel, ii. 250-252, 266-269.
Wright, Dr. Nathaniel, private physician to
Cromwell, vii. 390n.

Wright, Richard, adventurer to New Ply
mouth, iii. 213n.

Wright, Richard, servant of J. Humfrey,
1630, vi. 10.

Wright, Robert, i. 79.

Writs of intrusion, viii. 517.
Wunnashowatuckoogs, or Wunnashowa-
tuckqut, Neepnet Indians, vi. 188, 193,
194, 197, 201, 204, 207, 297, 298.
Wusquowhananawkits, vi. 188.
Wutsnequam, a Mohegan Indian, vii. 545.
Wuttattauquegin, vi. 254, 258.

Wyandanck, his daughter stolen, vii. 482.
Wyandotts (Weyondotts), ix. 250, 260-262,
(Wyandot), 275, 276, 287, 288, 295, 357,
365, 366, 368,369, 370, 373, 382, (Wiandot)
416, 426.

Wyandott Village, ix. 425.
Wyanoake Marsh, ix. 65.

Wyantanuck, or Wyantenuck, Indians at,
i. 108; vii. 575, 576.

Wyatt, Sir Francis, Gov. of Virginia, ix. 14,
15, 23, 27, 61, 68, 70, 74, 78, 79, 81, 144.
Appointed Governor, 147. Superseded,

149.

Wyatt, Sir Thomas, ix. 136.

Wyflin, Richard, ix. 23.

Wyllys, Amy. See Pynchon, Mrs.
Wyllys, George, vi. 375n.
Wyman,, 1763, ix. 488.

Wyman, Jeffries, M.D., Member M. H. S.,
viii. p. xi.; ix. p. xv.

Wyman, Ensign Seth, takes command after
Capt. Lovewell's death, v. 358, ( Capt.) 360.
Wynne, John Huddlestone, his "General
History of the British Empire in America"
cited, v. 505.

Wyoming, v. 457.

Wyse, Thomas, vii. 369.
Wythe, George, iv. 63.

Y.

Yadkin Settlement, N. C., Indian incur-
sions on the, v. 509.

Yale, Mr., 1658, vii. 404.

Yale, Ann. See Hopkins, Mrs.
Yale, David, vi. 257; vii. 501, 506, 512, 518.
Yale College, i. 33, 50; viii. 380n, 601n.
Names of the officers, i. 33n.

Yape, Richard, ix. 143.

989

Yarmouth, Mass, iii. 373; v. 10; viii. 247.
See also Nobscusset.

Yarmouth, Me., v. 215. Indian hostilities
at, 357.

Yates, John, B.D., of Norwich, Eng., i. 115;

viii. 77.

Yates, John Van Ness, Cor. Memb. M. H.
S., i. p. xv.

Yaupuck, vi. 267.

Yeardley, Sir George, Gov. of Virginia, iii.
37; ix. 5, 15, 22, 27, 38, 56, 70, 76, 79.
Encourages the cultivation of tobacco in
Virginia, 10.
under the Virginia charter of 1609, 11.
An original adventurer
Made Governor of Virginia, 14, 31, 32,
49, 51. His character, 19, 49. His voy-
age to America, 19.
with Pory, 20, 21. The Earl of Warwick
Not at variance
displeased with, 21.
the use of fire-arms, 23. Brings forward
Teaches the Indians
false evidence, 23, 24. His expedition to
Pamunkey, 26.
treatment of Spilman, 27-29.
Becomes rich, 27. His
granted to, 30, 31. His intrigues against
Land
Argall, 32. His Indian policy, 32-34.

His gains by traffic with the Indians, 34.
His death, 61, 142.

Yeardley, Ralfe, ix. 20, 28.

Yellow fever at Charleston, S. C., 1699, viii.
403.

146.

Yioghiogheny River, ix. 244, 245, 408.
Yong, Capt. Thomas, vi. 81, 136, 537; ix.
His voyage to Virginia and Dela-
ware Bay and River, 1634, ix. 81-134.
Yonge, Anne, i. 101.

Yonge, Mrs. Joan, i. 101.

Yonge, Rev. John, of St. Margaret's, Suffolk,
Eng., examined for passage to Salem,
New England, 1637, i. 101.

Yonge, John, son of the preceding, i. 101.
Yonge, Joseph, son of Rev. John, i. 101.
Yonge, Capt.? Joseph, 1638, iii. 365.
Yonge, Mary, i. 101.
Yonge, Rachell, i. 101.
Yonge, Thomas, i. 101.

York, James, Duke of, v. 52, 56; vii. 554;
Gov. Dongan's letter to,
See also James II.

x. 494, 495.

1684, ix. 187.
York, a slave, i. 40.

York, Quack in Maine so named by Levett,
iii. 149n.

York, Me. (Accomenticus, or Agamenticus),
iii. 254n; v. 333; vii. 333n, 377n. Indian
murders at, v. 315, 325, 327. Capture of
prisoners by Indians at, 317.
York, Va., ix. 138; x. 750.

York, Old, letter to the Donation Committee
of Boston, iv. 113.

York County, Penn., iv. 144; v. 423; ix.
410. Assistance to Boston, in 1774, iv.

149n.

York County, Va., iv. 65n.

York Town (York, Penn.?), ix. 244.

Yoteash, vi. 209, 241, 242.

Young, Gen., 1757, v. 442.
Young, Mr., 1645, vi. 537.

Young, Mr., 1760, ix. 257, 271, 278, 305.
Young, Alexander, D.D., i. 52, 73, 81, 83,
85, 118, 119n, 122n, 125n, 128, 132n,
133n, 136n; ii. p. vi., 156; iii. Preface, pp.
iv., ix., xiv., 17n, 28n, 31n, 69n, Son; viii.
543n. Member M. H. S., i. p. x.; Cor. Sec.,
p. xx.; on the Standing Com., p. xx.; on

125

the Committee of Publication of vols. 5,
6, 8, 3d Series, vol. 1, 4th Ser., i. p. xxi.
His " Chronicles of the Pilgrims" cited,
52, 118-160 passim; iii. passim; iv. 478n,
479n, 481n, 484n, 485n; viii. 543n. Memoir
of, ii. 241-245. On the authorship of
Mourt's" Relation," iii. 76.
Young, John, vii. 483n.

Young, Sir John, 1685, ii. 248-251, 264-268.
Young, Capt. Thomas, 1640, vii. 339.
Younglove, Mr., 1681, viii. 629, 630.

890,

Deane, C., add Editorial Preface to Bradford's "History," iii. pp. iii.-xix.

to Deerfield add See also Pocomtuck.

908, add Harriot, packet, x. 545.

916, to James II. add See also York, Duke of.

919, for Ketehtegut or Tetehgut read Ketehtequt or Tetehqut.

922, add Lechmere, Mrs. Ann (Winthrop), ii. 207, 208, 209n.
956, to Richards, Mrs. Ann, add vii. 509.

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