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Walker, Richard, 266
Walking to meeting, 608
Wallace, Capt., 516
Wallace, James, Sir, 510
Waller, , 75, 111, 132, 274
Waller, Hannah (Hempstead) (Mrs.), Moore, (Mrs. Samuel Waller), 273, 321
Waller, Matthew, 68, 250; sketch, 297-298; 370 Waller, Rebecca, 298, 370
124
Waller, Samuel, 260, 273, 298, 321, 404 Waller, Samuel, Jr., 404 Waller, Sarah, 297-298 Waller, Sarah, 2nd, 298
Waller, William, 162, 163, 167, 168, 175
Waller, William, (Ensign), 298
Waller's Hill, 68
Wallingford, (New Haven village), 160, 294, 310, 362, 437 Wallis, Richard, 172
Walsworth, see Walworth
Walton, Eleanor-Jane, 661
Walton, Jacob, 661 note
Walton, James, 661
Walton, Jane A., (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Walton), 661
Walton, John, 661 Walton, John, Jr., 661
Walton, Mary-Ann, 661 Walton family funeral; those lost on the Atlantic, 661
Walworth, Abigail (Mrs.), (Mrs. William Walworth), 345
Walworth, James, 345
Walworth, Joanna, 345
Walworth, John, 244, 345, 409
Walworth, John, (of Painesville, (Ohio), 345
Walworth, Martha, 345
Walworth, Mary, 345
Walworth, R. H., (of Saratoga), 345
Walworth, Thomas, 345
Walworth, William, 266; sketch, 345
Wampanoags, (Wampa Noogs), 22, 181
Wampash, (Indian for a species of wild goose), 121 note
Wampashok, see Wampassock
Wampassock, 99, 121
Wampi, (Indian for white), 121 note
Wampum, used as currency, 230
Wanton, Mr., (of Newport), 409
Wapanoos, 22
Wapping New Stairs, 359
War of 1812, 14, 579, 630-637; Decatur's squadron chased into the port, 631; blockade by British fleet, 631-636; torpedo attempt, 632- 633; Gen. Burbeck takes command, 663; sloops attacked in Mystic harbor; 634; blue light excitement, 635-636; 688-690; trips of The Juno, 636; peace and festivity, 636-637; 648, 649, 674
War with France and Spain, 387-388
- Ward, Andrew, (Capt.), 391
Waring, Richard, 325
Warner, Robert, 233 Warren, Admiral, 393
Warren, Edwin R., (Rev.), 599
Warren, Moses, 626
Warren, (vessel), 543
Warwick, 365 Warwick Neck, 186
Warwick Patent, 27, 46 Washburn, Elder, 596 Washington, D. C., 654
Washington, George, (President of the United States), visits New Lon- don, 468-469; 482; receives powder and arms from Shaw, 508-
125
509; later visit to New London, 509-510 and note; 518, 533 and note; 648
Washington St., 597, 628, 678
Wass, Elizabeth, 486
Watch Hill Neck, 123
Watch Hill Point, 22
Watch Point, 240
Watch-tower, cupola of meeting-house a watch tower, 110
Water St., (The Beach, Beach St.), 62, 68, 109, 134, 180, 263, 279, 302; Spanish dollars dug up in, 467; overflowed, 543; 548, 553, 627, 659
Water Supply, New London Aqueduct Co., 663
Waterford, (see also West Farms), 14, 20, 27, 30, 121, 123, 124, 264, 298, 312, 340, 343, 347, 362, 503, 513, 570, 608; incorporated, 609; 610-614, 617, 665, 666
Waterhouse, 59, 61, 74, 75, 76, 93, 95, 203
Waterhouse, Abraham, 295
Waterhouse, Ann (Douglas) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jacob Waterhouse, Jr.), 295
Waterhouse, Benjamin, 295
Waterhouse, Elizabeth, 295
Waterhouse, Gideon, 295
Waterhouse, Hannah, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jacob Waterhouse), 295
Waterhouse, Isaac, 177, 248, 295
Waterhouse, Jacob, 44, 60, 177; sketch, 295
Waterhouse, Jacob, (son of John), 295
Waterhouse, Jacob, Jr., 295
Waterhouse, John, 295
Waterhouse, John, 2nd, 295
Waterhouse, Joseph, 295
Waterhouse, Joseph, 2nd, 295
Waterhouse, Robert, 295
Waterhouse, William, 295
Waterman's Point, 518
Watertown, Litchfield County, 605
Waters, see also Watrous
Waters, Josiah, (Col.), (compare Watrous, Josiah), 520 and note
Waters, Josiah, Jr., 520 note
Watertown, 26, 87, 98, 298 note; 314
Watrous, see also Waterhouse
Watrous, (or Waters), Josiah, 519
Watson, Alice (-) (Mrs.), Prentis, (Mrs. John Watson), 328 Watson, Caleb, 428, 431
Watson, Capt., 545
Watson, John, 328
Watson, Nathaniel, 60
Watson, Rebecca (Wells) (Mrs.) Latham, Mrs. Packer, 324
Watt, (British letter-of-marque), 531; combat with frigate Trumbull, 543-544; 575
Waweequaw, (Waweekus, Waweequa, Nowequa), troublesome Indian, 53 and note; 54
Waweekus or Waweequa, see Waweequaw
Wawqueet, 617
Way, Alice, 353
Way, Ann (Lester) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Way), 362
Way, Daniel, 362
Way, David, 362
Way, Ebenezer, 362
Way, Ebenezer, (Capt.), 362
126
Way, Ebenezer, (Town clerk 1817-1827), 667
Way, Elizabeth (Smith) (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Way), 252, 323, 362 Way, George, (of Lyme), 362 Way, George, Jr., (Ensign), 323, 356; sketch, 362 Way, James, 362 Way, Joanna, 211
Way, John, 362, 619
Way, Susannah (Nest) (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Way, Jr.), 356, 362 Way, Thomas, 260, 266, 323, 362
Way, Thomas, Jr., 362
Wears, see Weirs
Weather, (see also lightning), severe season of 1740-1741, 411; severe winter of 1779-1780, 543; severe winters of 1821 and 1852, 660 Weaver, Jonathan, Jr., 516 note
Weaver, William, (Capt.), 480, 582
Weaver, Rogers & Co., (whaling firm), 647
Webb, Charles, (Col.), 515
Webb's regiment, 515
Wedge, Mary, 252 Wee-powaug, 125
Weekes, Elizabeth (Harris) (Mrs.), 270
Weekes, see also Weeks
Weekly Advertiser, 654
Weekly Chronicle, see New London Weekly Chronicle
Weekly and Daily Chronicle, 657
Weekly Oracle, 656
Weekopeesuck, see Wikopasset
Weeks, see also Weekes
Weeks, John, 266
Wekapaug (Wetapauge), 104, 107
Wekapaug Creek, 19
Weinshauks, 24 Weirs, (Wears), 82
Wellman, see Welman
Wells, Anne, 356
Wells, Hannah (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joseph Wells), 356
Wells, Hugh, 312
Wells, John, 356
Wells, Jonathan, (Maj.), 526
Wells, Joseph, 237; sketch, 356
Wells, Joseph, Jr., 356
Wells, Rebecca, 312
Wells, Thomas, 60, 74, 355-356 (sketch)
Wells, Thomas, Jr., 356
Wells, Thomas, 3rd, 356
Wells family, 355-356
Wells, Maine (place), 146, 369
Welman, 71, 75, 231
Welman, Martha, 327
Welman, William, 67, 145 and note; 327
Welsh, John, 537
Welsh, Mrs., 533 note
Welsh party; who composed the Welsh party, 113 Wenham, 96, 152
Wequash-kook, see Garrett, Harmon
Wequatucket, 99 and note
Wequetequock, see Wickutequock Wescote, Benedict, (Elder), 614
127
Wescote, Samuel, 436 Wescote, William, 614
West, Mr., (of Lebanon), 325
West, Samuel, (Rev.), 598 and note; 613
West, Thomas, 662
West Chester, England, 303
West Farms, or Nehantic district (now Waterford), 362, 382, 611, 612 West Farms, (Norwich), 371
West Haven, 453
West India goods, 508, 527; brought in on French ships, 1779, 542; from privateers at New London, 1781, 545, 570
West India seas, 540
West India service, loss of seamen in West India service, 581-582
West India trade, 145, 245, 477 note; 483, 574, 578, 582, 640 note; 641, 644, 674
West Indian Islands, English, 230
West Indies, 231, 234; horses exported to, 241; 244, 245 note; 329, 330; trade, 336, 387, 472, 483, 484, 485 and note; 508, 540, 581, 582, 639, 666
West Lyme, 453
West Newbury, Mass., 661 note
West Springfield, 459, 498
Westchester, N. Y., 409; East and, 593
Westchester county, N. Y., 531
Westerly, (Squammacutt), 78 note; 107, 123, 186, 206, 237, 265, 286 note; 296, 300, 313, 334, 345, 356, 474, 584, 614
Western Islands, 639
Western Reserve, 350, 410, 570
Westfield, 186
Wetapauge, see Wekapaug
Wetherell, 135, 136, 137, 166, 180, 181, 184, 185, 198, 206, 211, 216, 253 note; 258 and note; 287
Wetherell, Capt., 199, 258
Wetherell, Daniel (Capt.), 93, 140; autograph, 141, 160, 165 note; 194, 195, 213, 230, 249, 250, 253, 259, 260, 261, 267, 271, 277, 279, 286, 294, 297, 322, 334, 342; sketch, 363; 396, 404 note; 428; town clerk, 666, 667
Wetherell, Daniel, Jr., 363
Wetherell, Grace (Brewster) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Daniel Wetherell), 277, 363 Wetherell, Hannah, 286, 363
Wetherell, Mary, 271, 334, 363
Wetherell, Samuel, 363
Wetherell, William, (of Scituate), 363
Wethersfield, 26 and note; 55, 67, 83, 84, 85, 139, 151, 179, 188, 231, 234, 243, 269, 275, 282 and note; 284, 288, 294, 299, 301, 302, 312, 322, 324, 336 and note; 342, 352, 358, 418, 498, 688 Wetmore, Ichabod, (Mrs.), 373 and note
Weymouth, (place), 269
Weymouth Packet, (vessel), 539
Whaling, 136; first whaling edict in Connecticut, 638; progress of American whaling, 639; begins at New London, 639-640; at Sag-harbor, 639-640; pursued at New London, 1805-1808, 641; revived in 1819, 641-642; successful voyages and noted cap- tains, 643-644; statistics, 645-646; whaling merchants in 1852, 647; number of ships owned by each firm, 647; depression, 674; number of vessels in 1860, 687 Whaling Bank, 662
Wharf, Ferry, see Ferry wharf
128
Wharf, Town, see Town wharf Wharton, Messrs., 484, 507 Wharton, Thomas (of Philadelphia), 475 Wharton, Thomas and Isaac, Messrs., 508 Wheat, Samuel, 624, 658 Wheat house, 157 note; 316
Wheeler, 258, 306, 475
Wheeler, Anna, 290
Wheeler, Elizabeth, (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Wheeler), 330
Wheeler, Isaac, 330
Wheeler, John, 146, 238, 252; sketch, 330
Wheeler, Joshua, 260, 330
Wheeler, Mary, 369
Wheeler, Thomas, 330
Wheeler, William, 330
Wheeler, Zaccheus, 330
Wheeler Homestead, 306
"When Arnold burnt the town," ditty, 482
Whippings, 492
White, -, 86
White, Capt., 574
White Beach, 474-475
Whitefield, George, (Rev.), 421 and note; 458; visits to New London, 459-460 and note
Whitford, Capt., 467
Whiting, Charles, 365
Whiting, Col., 382
Whiting, Samuel, (Rev.), 378, 379
Whiting, William, (of Hartford), 429
Whiting, William, (Capt.), 391
Whiting, William, (Col.), 380, 381
Whiting's Bridge, (toll-bridge), over the Shetucket, 615 note
Whitlock, (Ensign), 560
Whittingham, Mary, 383
Whittingham, William, 383
Wickham, Joseph, 283
Wickham, Sarah (Slatterly) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joseph Wickham), 283
Wickutequock, (Wequetequock, Wickutequack), Chesebrough at, 99- 100; 326
Wickutequock Creek, (Wicketequack Creek), 99, 285
Wickwire, 290
Wickwire, Ann, 357
Wickwire, Christopher, 357
Wickwire, Elizabeth, 357
Wickwire, George, 357
Wickwire, John, 260, 266, 290; sketch, 357
Wickwire, John, Jr., 357
Wickwire, Jonathan, 357
Wickwire, Mary (Tonge or Tongue) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Wickwire), 290, 356
Wickwire, Peter, 357 Widow's Row, 553 Wightman, Edward, 422
Wightman, John Gano, (Rev.), 422
Wightman, Mary, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Timothy Wightman), 422
Wightman, Timothy, (Rev.), 422
Wightman, Valentine (Elder), 422, 436, 439 Wightman Church, see Baptists, Groton
129
Wightman Hill, 602 Wigwam Rock, 615 Wigwamps, 121 Wikopasset or Weekopeesuck, 125
Wilcox, G. B. (Rev.), 679
Wilcoxson, -
294 note
Wilkesbarre, Penn., 656 Wilkins, Georgius, 150 Willard, , 195
Willet, Charles (Rev.), 598
Willett, James, 266
Willett, John, 266
Willey,
, 61, 74, 76
Willey, Abraham, 310, 311, 354
Willey, Ann or Anna (-) (Mrs.) Lester, (Mrs. Isaac Willey), 287, 310 and note
Willey, Elizabeth (Harvey) (Mrs.), 348
Willey, Elizabeth (Mortimer) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Abraham Willey), 311, 354 Willey, Frances, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Isaac Willey, Jr.), 280, 327
Willey, Goodwife, 250
Willey, Hannah, 157, 310
Willey, Hiram, 665 note
Willey, Isaac, 44, 56, 57, 60, 64, 72, 94, 99, 143, 157, 287; sketch, 310-311 Willey, Isaac, Jr., 143; sketch, 280; 310, 327
Willey, Joanna, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Isaac Willey), 72, 310
Willey, John, 310-311; 321
Willey, Miriam (Moore), (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Willey), 310, 321
Willey farm, 310
William, King, 226
William and Francis, (vessel), 269
William and Mary, 225, 456
William C. Nye, (whaling vessel), 646
Williams, 277
Williams, Brigadier-General, 634
Williams, Amanda G. (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas W. Williams, 2nd), 680 note
Williams, C. A., 685
Williams, C. C., (Rev.), 599
Williams, Daniel (of Saybrook), 568
Williams, Ebenezer, (son of Samuel of Roxbury), 349
Williams, Ebenezer, (son of Thomas), 349
Williams, Eleazar, 349
Williams, George, 610
Williams, Henry, 349
Williams, Henry, (Capt.), 567
Williams, Hugh, 248
Williams, Isaac, 349
Williams, Jane (Latham), (Mrs.) Hubbard, (Mrs. John Williams), 313, 349
Williams, Joanna, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Williams), 347
Williams, John, 266, 308, 313, 346, 348, 349, 355 Williams, John, (brother of Isaac), 349
Williams, John, (son of Thomas), 349
Williams, John, (Capt.), (of Ledyard), (died 1741-1742), 350
Williams, John, (Capt.) (killed in Groton massacre), 349, 558 Williams, John, (Rev.), (of Deerfield), 349
Williams, Jonathan, 349
Williams, Joseph, (Brigadier-General) of Norwich, 350
130
Williams, Laban, (Capt.), 641 Williams, Mary, 349
Williams, Nath. (of Stonington), 453 note
Williams, Peter, 349
Williams, R., 37 note; 55 note
Williams, Rev. Mr. (of Lebanon), 456
Williams, Richard, 260, 349
Williams, Roger, 24, 44, 99, 107, 123, 159
Williams, Samuel, 349
Williams, Stephen, 349
Williams, T. W., (compare Thomas W. Williams), 591, 629, 640 note; 641, 642, 643, 646 note
Williams, Thomas, 260, 266, 348, 349 Williams, Thomas, Jr., 349
Williams, Thomas W. (compare T. W. Williams), 662, 664, 667
Williams, Thomas W., 2nd, 678 note; 680 note
Williams, William, (died 1704), 145, 349
Williams, William, (living in 1774), 502
Williams, William, (of Lebanon), 569 note
Williams, William, (son of Thomas), 349
Williams, William, (Ensign), 420
Williams, William, (Gen.), (of Norwich), 678 note
Williams, William, Jr., 349
Williams, William Perkins, 669
Williams College, 602 Williams family, 348-350
Williams Island, 604
Williams mansion, 621
Williams Park, 677-678 and note
Williams St., (Pound St.), see also Post Hill, Manwaring Hill, 60, 62, 68, 69, 111, 278, 288, 305; British soldiers buried on the side of the road, 551; 629, 659
Williams & Barns, (whaling firm), 644, 647
Williams & Haven, (whaling firm), 647, 685
Williamsburgh, 617
Willie (surname), see Willey
Willimantic, 664
Williston, Seth, 622, 623
Willoughby, William, (mentioned in 1687), 252
Willoughby, William, (a new inhabitant about 1697), 266
Wills, oldest books of, destroyed, 396
Wilson, , 37, 112, 138, 240
Wilson, George C. (Mayor), 620
Wilson, Increase, 628, 662
Wilson, John, (Rev.), 36, 37
Wilson's Hardware Manufactory, 686
Wiltshire, England, 418 and note; 498
Winchester, Alexander, 323
Winchester, Lydia, 323
Winchester, Ct., 590, 672
Windham, 325, 378, 384, 478 note; 513, 516
Windham county, 301 note; 501, 606
Windmill Point, 287
Windsor, 26, 35, 58 note; 85, 89, 119, 159, 174, 179, 188, 265, 275, 358, 380, 429
Wine Island, 240 Winslow, Edward, 1.12 Winters, Severe, 411, 543, 660
131
Winthrop, 32 Winthrop, Adam, 39
Winthrop, Ann, 409
Winthrop, Anne, (daughter of John Winthrop the younger), 47 note Winthrop, Deane, 47, 56, 57, 60, 62
Winthrop, Elizabeth, 47 note; 190
Winthrop, Elizabeth (Read) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Winthrop, Jr.), 40 and notes; 44 and note; 116, 154
Winthrop, Elizabeth (Tonge or Tongue) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Fitz-John Win- throp), 290, 357
Winthrop, Fitz-John, 47 note; 91, 107, 145, 154, 166 and note; 180, 182, 183, 189 and note; 195, 196, 197, 200, 216, 223, 226, 227, 251; campaign in New York, 256-257; 290, 300, 345, 357, 365; death, 375-376; 379, 404, 412 and note; 427, 428, 431
Winthrop, Francis Bayard, 668
Winthrop, John (the elder), 20, 21 note; 24, 33, 39, 43, 45, 47 and notes; 54, 112, 130 note; 333
Winthrop, John, (the younger) (founder of New London), (died 1676), 15, 26; contract for Nehantick, 27, 28; personal history, com- mission, Bride Brook marriage, etc., 39-50 and notes; 51; favors the Nameaugs, 53; 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 70, 72, 73, 80, 83, 84, 88, 89; chosen governor, 90; removes to Hartford, 90; his homestead and mill, 91; his Ferry farm, 94; (see also "Ferry farm"), 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 116, 119, 123, 126, 129, 134, 136, 147, 152, 154, 159; letter to James Rogers, and autograph, 164, 165; testimony in Black Point skirmish case, 169, 181; his death, family and estate, 188-190; 194, 201, 250, 259, 260, 261, 262, 270, 272, 277, 284, 285, 290, 296, 337 and note; 360, 369, 402, 403, 404, 415, 604
Winthrop, John, (living in 1691), 294. (This may be Fitz-John who was sometimes called John, see page 145)
Winthrop, John, (son of Wait-Still), 92 note; 189, 190, 409, 410; birth, death and controversy over estate, 411-413
Winthrop, John, (grandson of Wait-Still), see Winthrop, John Still
Winthrop, John Still (died 1776), 190, 201 note; 409, 413, 575; graduate of Yale 1737, 668; 670 note
Winthrop, John Still (graduate of Yale 1804), 668
Winthrop, Katherine, 408
Winthrop, Lucy, 47 note; 90, 94, 189 and note; 190, 360
Winthrop, Madam, 92 note; 408, 409
Winthrop, Margaret, 47 note
Winthrop, Martha, 47 note; 72
Winthrop, Martha (Fones) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Winthrop, Jr.), 40
Winthrop, Mary (daughter of Fitz-John), 257
Winthrop, Mary (daughter of John the younger), 47 note
Winthrop, Mary (Forth) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Winthrop, Sr.), mother of the founder of New London, 39
Winthrop, Rebecca, 384
Winthrop, Robert, 575
Winthrop, Wait-Still, 47 note; 91, 92 and note; 145, 154, 166 note; ex- pedition in connection with Indian troubles, 182, 189 and note ; 195, 225, 227, 250, 259, 260, 261, 262, 287, 294, 404, 411-412 Winthrop, William, 575
Winthrop, William Henry, 668
Winthrop Cove (Winthrop's Cove), 121, 179, 202; baptism in 204; 288 Winthrop family, sketch, 39; mentioned 273; where the family origi- nated, 414
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Winthrop grant, mentioned, 403 note
Winthrop homestead, (see item following), left to Edward Palmes, 90; sold to John Plumbe, 91; 360 Winthrop mansion, 201 note
Winthrop papers, mentioned, 337
Winthrop St., (see also Meridian St.), 91
Winthrop's Cove, see Winthrop Cove
Winthrop's farm, at Pequonuck, 337 note
Winthrop's mill, see Old Town Mill
Winthrop's Neck, 57, 59, 61, 68 note; 121, 189, 393, 411, 517, 519, 520, 521, 543, 552, 553, 659, 660
Winthroup, see Winthrop
Wisconsin, 605
Witherell, see Wetherell
Withy, Ezra, (Rev.), 679
W'necko, see Owaneco
Wolcott, Alexander, (surgeon's mate), 391
Wolcott, Erastus, (Col.), 521
Wolcott, Henry, 174
Wolcott, Roger, (Gen.), (Gov.), 391, 392, 409, 464 and note; 466
Wolcott, Simon, (Dr.), 548 note; 619
Wolcott, Solomon, (Rev.), 586
Wolcott's brigade, 335
Wolf-pit Hill, 325 note
Wolves, 142, 404-405
Women, Academies for, 623
Women doctors, see "Doctresses"
Women,Education of, 398, 623, 669, 681
Wompessacuck, (eagle), 121 note
Wonder-working Providence, 114
"Wonderful Dream," 498
Wonkas, see Uncas
Wonnux, 426
Wontobish, 328
Wonx, 426, 427
Wood, Consider, 60
Wood, Elizabeth, 370
Wood, John, 93, 324, 325, 628
Wood, Martha, 308
Wood, Mary (Bodington?) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Wood), 324
Wood, Mary (Chappell) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Wood), 325
Woodbridge, Dudley, (Dr.), 418 and note
Woodbridge, Ephraim, (Rev.), (First minister of Groton), 416, 418, 443, 498
Woodbridge, Ephraim, 2nd, (Rev.), (minister in New London), settle- ment of Mr. Woodbridge, 498; ministry and death, 499-500; 512, 586; dates of graduation, ordination and death, 670; 671 Woodbridge, Hannah (Morgan) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Ephraim Woodbridge), 418
Woodbridge, John, (Rev.), (of Wiltshire, England), 418 and note; 498 Woodbridge, John, Jr., (Rev.), (of Andover, Mass.), 498
Woodbridge, John, 3rd, (Rev.), (of Killingworth and Wethersfield), 418, 498
Woodbridge, John, 4th, (Rev.), (of West Springfield), 498
Woodbridge, Lucretia Shaw, 671
Woodbridge, Mary (Shaw) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Ephraim Woodbridge), 498, 499, 512
Woodbridge, Mercy (Dudley) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Woodbridge), 498
133
Woodbridge, Paul, 418, 498 Woodbridge, Timothy (Rev.), 197, 379
Woodbury, (place), 327, 329, 456, 537 Wooden horse (punishment), 505
Woodmancy, Ensign, 563
Woodmancy, Gabriel, 146; sketch, 313
Woodmancy, Gabriel, Jr., 313
Woodmancy, Joseph, 313
Woodmancy, Joseph, (in Battle of Groton Heights), 560 note Woodmancy, Sarah, 313
Woodmancy, Thomas, 313
Woodstock (place), 190, 301, 513
Woodward, George H. (Rev.), 602
Woodward, John, 585, 628
Woolard, see Willard
Wooster, David (Capt.), 391
Wo-pequoit, (Pekoath, Wo-pequand), (father of Sassacus), 21 Worcester, 300 note
Worcester county, Mass., 301
Workhouse, 475, 626
Worthington, Asa, 605
Wright, .409
Wright, David, 671
Wright, Martha (Hubbard) (Mrs.), (Mrs. David Wright), 671 Wright, Matilda, 663
W'uhich, 125
Wyoming, History of, (book), 656
X Plain, 121
Yagers, see Hessian light infantry
Yale College, 276, 380, 384, 399, 416, 459, 476, 487, 498, 577, 588, 589, 590, 593, 601, 623; Socii from New London, 667; Alumni, natives of New London, 668-669; some residents of New London graduates of Yale, 670-672 Yantic River (Yantick, Yantuck), 21 note; 120, 127, 426
Yarmouth, Mass., 319
Yellow fever, 582; fatal epidemic, 583-585
York (Indian servant), 330
York (place name), 119
York County, England), 280
Yorke, 197 note, 252
Yorke, Abigail, 338 Yorke, James, 338
Yotash (Narragansett chief), 37 and note
Young, Mary (Christophers) (Mrs.) Bradley, (Mrs. Thomas Young), 266,278 Young, Thomas, 266, 278
Young Men's Library Association, 663, 676 Youngers, N. Y., 252
Zebulon, 572 Zebulon, (vessel), 330 Zephyr, (vessel), 574 Zilpha (Indian servant), 330 Zion, 499 Zion's Hill (Bolles' Hill), 587, 588 note; 606, 621
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