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Bolles, Sarah (Edgecomb) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Bolles, 366, 370
Bolles, Stephen, 587 and note; 627
Bolles, Thomas, 146, 259, 298; sketch, 368-370
Bolles, Thomas, Jr., 369 note
Bolles Cove, 57 note
Bolles' Hill, (Zion's Hill), 587, 588 note
Bolting mill, 91
Bolton, 367
Books, Antientest, 56; book of laws, 135; book burning, 455-459 Borden, Hannah (Hough) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Borden), 144, 303 Borden, John, 75, 144, 145, 172, 303
Border difficulties, 107
Border raids, Ten, 187
Bordman, see Boardman
Borradil, Borrodil, see Borrowdale
Borrowdale, (or Borrodil), Ann, 332-333
Borrowdale, (or Borrodil), John, 333
Borrowdale, Margaret, 333 note
Boss, Thomas M., 669
Boston, 15, 20 note; 26, 28, 29, 33, 38 note; 39, 43, 45, 46, 47 and note; 62, 75, 76, 84, 86, 93, 96 and note; 106, 108, 110, 119, 127, 133, 139, 145, 146, 148 note; 188, 189 and note; 193, 195, 196, · 198, 199, 207, 220, 222, 223, 227, 231 note; 232, 233 note; 240, 264, 281, 288, 292, 293, 294 and note; 299, 300 and note; 306, 311, 312, 318, 321, 322, 329, 331, 333 note; 338, 341 note; 344, 345, 350, 353, 354, 357, 362, 368, 371 and note; 372, 373, 375, 378, 383, 388, 389, 392, 393, 394, 406, 409, 412, 415, 416 note ; 421 and note; 432, 434 note; 435, 441, 442, 448, 454, 457, 460, 469, 470, 472, 476, 477 note; 483 note; 486, 489, 495, 496, 498; resolutions, 502, 507, 508, 509, 512 and note; 513, 514, 515, 518; siege of, 532; 533, 536, 538 and note; 540, 575, 579 note; 581, 590, 592, 600, 664
Boston Almanac, 656 Boston Bay, 123, 514 Boston Harbor, 543
Boston News letter, (first newspaper published in North America) 238, 375 Boswell, Capt., (of Norwich), 582 Botler, see Butler
Boundaries, original 14; original western, 50; bounds enlarged 64-65; 122; reports and contests 161-172; in 1704 260-261; 335; meet- ing to settle a boundary, 1733, 409; boundaries mentioned, 428, 430; city, 619 Bounty money, (1780), 504 Boureau, 579 Bow, Backside of, 359
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Bowden, John, (D.D.), 600 Bowdoin, James, 393
Bowen, Thomas, 93, 132, 133 Bowers, Morgan, 172 Bowles, see Bolles Bowman, Nathaniel, 151 Bowman, Rebecca (Smith) (Mrs.), Smith, (Mrs. Nathaniel Bowman), 151
Bowne, see Robert Bowne, (vessel)
Boyes, Lydia (Bemont) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Boyes), 341
Boyes, Samuel, 341
Boyes, Samuel, Jr., 341
Bozrah, 14
Braddick, 240
Braddick, John (Capt.), (of Southhold, L. I.), 441
Braddick, John, Jr., 440, 441, 444, 476
Braddock, Gen., 468
Bradford, Ann (Smith) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Bradford), 323
Bradford, Betsey, (Mrs.), 606
Bradford, Joseph, 372, 431, 432
Bradford, Thomas, 171, 260, 323
Bradford's Island, 80 note
Bradley, Christopher, 278, 279
Bradley, Elizabeth, 278, 279
Bradley, Elizabeth, (Brewster) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Peter Bradley), 87, 251 and note; 277, 278, 317
Bradley, Jonathan, 279
Bradley, Lucretia, 278, 317
Bradley, Mary (Christophers) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Peter Bradley, Jr.), 266, 278
Bradley, Peter, 87, 232, 277; sketch, 278-279; 317
Bradley, Peter, 2nd, 238, 266, 278, 279
Bradley house, 279
Bradley lot, 278, 318
Bradley St., 134, 303, 408, 441, 518; called "Widow's Row," 553; 586, 624 Bradstreet, 199
Bradstreet, Ann (Dudley) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Simon Bradstreet 1st), 193 Bradstreet, Anne, 193
Bradstreet, John, 193
Bradstreet, Lucy, 193
Bradstreet, Lucy, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Simon Bradstreet, 2nd), 193
Bradstreet, N. Mr., 688
Bradstreet, Simon, 1st, (Gov.), 193 and note
Bradstreet, Simon, Jr., (Rev.), 138; engaged as minister, 139; 140, 141, 142; ordination, 143; members of his church 144; 159, 166, 167, 183, 191; his church record, 193-194; illness and death, 192-193; 195, 197, 207, 234, 300, 306, 318, 321, 333, 360, 367, 396, 499 note; 669, 670 and note; 687-688
Bradstreet, Simon, 3rd, 193 and note; 669
Bradstreet, Simon, 4th, 193 note Bradstreet house-lot, 193
Bradstreet meeting-house, see Meeting-house
Brainard, Dyer T., (Dr.), 668 and note
Brainard, Jeremiah Gates, 671 Brainard, John G. C., 625 (See next item) Brainard, John Gardiner, 668 Brainard, Sarah, 663
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Brainard, Sarah (Gardiner) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jeremiah Gates Brainard), 671
Brainard, William Fowler, 668
Brainerd, 360
Brainerd, David (Rev.), letter to Mr. Bellamy, 452
Brainerd, Jeremiah G., (Mayor), 620
Brainerd, William F., 571
Brainerd homestead, 444
Braintree, 41, 119, 128, 285, 332, 368
Bramble, Sarah, Execution of Sarah Bramble, 468
Brandegee, Augustus, 669
Brandegee, John, 624 note
Brandegee, John Jacob, 669
Branford, 19, 86 note; 128, 336 note; 383, 384
Brattle, Katherine (Saltonstall), (Mrs.), 384
Brawley, see Bradley, 278 note
Brazil, 230 note; 640 note; 661
Brazil Banks, 639, 640, 641
Bream Cove, 60, 62; in early days, 86; early settlers on ,87; old bridge, 87, 320; name used before 1660, 121; 148, 279; foot-bridge over, 320; brook into, 337; first cart bridge over, 475; later bridge over, 659
Breed, 285
Brenton, William, 231
Brest, 538
Brewen, see Bruen
Brewer (Brewery) St. (Picket St.), 286, 521, 628
Brewster, , 162
Brewster, Anna (Dart) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Benjamin Brewster), 277
Brewster, Benjamin, 165, 235 note; 276, 277
Brewster, Daniel, 159
Brewster, Elizabeth, 87, 277, 278
Brewster, Grace, 276, 277, 363
Brewster, Hannah, 276, 277, 318
Brewster, Jonathan, (often called Mr. Brewster, see 56), 56, 60, 61; trading house, 65, 66, 85, 124, 161; deed of Uncas to, 66 and note; house lot, 67, 68, 74, 75, 85, 87, 88, 90; Brewster's land, 97; 119; farm, 125; 127; complains against Indians, 128; auto- graph, 141; 145, 275; sketch 276 and note-278; 279, 317, 318, 331, 346, 363; Town Clerk 1650, 666
Brewster, Jonathan, Jr., 277
Brewster, Lucretia, 277
Brewster, Lucretia (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jonathan Brewster), 275; on May- flower, 276, 279, 280, 331 and note
Brewster, Mary, 277, 346
Brewster, Nathaniel, (Rev.), 138
Brewster, Ruth, 277, 285
Brewster, William (Elder), 276
Brewster, William, (Grandson of Elder William), 276, 277
Brewster's Neck, 66, 128, 277
Brewster's trading house, 65, 66, 85, 124, 161
Bride Brook, 14; Indian name of, 49; marriage 48-49; descr. 49; out- line map of Bride Brook and vicinity, 50; originally western boundary of New London, 50; 64, 65, 72, 165, 166, 169, 172 Bride Lake, 49 Bride Plaine, 172
Bridge, Bream Cover, old 87, 320; foot-bridge, 320; first cart bridge, 475; later bridge, 659
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Bridge, Niantic, (Rope Ferry Bridge), 614-615 and note Bridge, Pawkatuck, 641
Bridge, Rope Ferry, see Bridge, Niantic
Bridge, Toll, first in Connecticut, 615 note
Bridge, Whiting's (over the Shetucket), 615 note
Bridgeport, 679
"Brief Record of remarkable Providences and Accidents," (a journal of Mr. Bradstreet), quoted 688
Briggs, William (Capt.), 582
Brinley, Francis, 236 note
Bristol, 114, 244
Bristol, England, 117
Britannia, (vessel), 477
British army, see Army, British
British Empire, mentioned 593
British expedition against New London, 1781; New London, a den of serpents to the British, 544; The expedition, 545-572; see also Arnold's invasion
British fleet, see Fleet, British
British surgeon, dresses the wounds of one man after battle of Fort Griswold, 564 note
Broad St., see also State St., 626; 68, 71, 111 note; 398, 620, 621, 623, 626-627, 659, 675, 677
Broadhead, J. Romeyn, 24 note
Broadhurst, Capt., 407
Broadstreet, Brodstreet, see Bradstreet
Brockway, Wolston, 172; and wife, 248
Bromfield, Major, 562 and note
Bromley Church, 359
Brook, Lord, 26
Brookes, see Brooks
Brookhaven, L. I., 138, 157
Brooklyn Navy Yard, 684
Brooks, Henry, 264
Brooks, Jonathan, 572, 586
Brooks, Major, 514 note
Brooks, Robert, 67, 68
Brooks, Sally, 586-587
Brooks, Thaddeus, 619, 629
Brooks, Thomas, 93
Brown, 176 note; 345, 517, 525, 540
Brown, (Benjamin Brown's Sons), (whaling firm), 647
Brown brothers, 134, 238 note
Brown, James, 325
Brown, Margaret (Denison) (Mrs.), 334
Brown's Gate, 549
Brown's wharf, 555
Browne, Col., (of Salem), 409
Browne, John, 155
Browne, Samuel, 408
Brownell, Thomas C., (Bishop), 594
Browning farm, 159 note
Bruen, -, 73, 75, 78, 87, 92, 93, 95, 113, 139, 147, 174, 194
Bruen, Hannah, 155, 156, 304
Bruen, John, 155, 156
Bruen, Mary, 155, 156, 304
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Bruen, Obadiah, 67, 71, 73, 74, 77 note; 78 note ; 85, 88, 93, 109, 111, 115,
118 note; 132, 135, 140; autograph, 141; 154, sketch, 155-156; 247, 249, 270, 280, 310 note; 346; Town clerk, (1651-1667), 666 Bruen, Rebecca, 155, 156, 269, 270
Bruen, Sarae, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Obadiah Bruen), 155
Bruen's Neck, grants, 95; 208, 281
Bryan, Alexander, 148
Buckingham, Duke of, 39
Buckingham, William A., 685
Buckland, see Bucknall
Buckley, see Bulkley
Bucknall, Elizabeth (-) (Mrs.), Beckwith, (Mrs. Samuel Bucknall), 264, 298
Bucknall, Hannah (-) (Mrs.) Bill, (Mrs. Samuel Bucknall), 264, 321 Bucknall, Samuel, 264, 321
Bucks, 304
Bud, Lieut., 77
Buddington, James M., (Capt.), 684
Buddington, Mary (?), 324
Buddington, Walter, 198, 264; sketch, 324
Buddington, Walter, 2nd, 324
Buddington, Walter, 3rd, 324
Buel, Maj., 526
Buel, Rev. Mr., (the younger, of Coventry), 456
Buenos Aires, 661
Bulkley, 248, 582, 688
Bulkley, Capt., 574
Bulkley, Charles, 509, 537
Bulkley, Charles, (Capt.), 623
Bulkley, Charles, (Dr.), 252, 264
Bulkley, Charles, (Major), 688
Bulkley, Edward, (Rev.), 117
Bulkley, Gershom, (Rev.), 117, 131, 132, 133, 136, 137, 139, 140, 151, 185, 186, 264, 279, 280, 499 note; 623, 688
Bulkley, Grace (Chitwood) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Peter Bulkley), 132, 139, 688 Bulkley, John, (of Colchester), 486
Bulkley, John (Rev.), (of Colchester), 330, 439
Bulkley, Leonard, Bulkley bequest, 623
Bulkley, Mary (Adams) (Mrs.) Gardiner, (Mrs. John Bulkley), 486 Bulkley, (Buckley) Mrs., 136
Bulkley, Patience (Prentis) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Bulkley), 330
Bulkley, Peter (Rev.), 132, 688
Bulkley, Sarah (Chauncey) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Gershom Bulkley), 132 Bull, Jonathan, 171
Bull, Joseph, 171
Bull, Thomas (Lieut.), 65, 171
Bunker, 652
Bunker Hill, New London companies at, 514 and note; 515, 533
Bunker Hill, (frigate), 540
Bunker Hill, (steamboat), 660
Buor, Peter, (Major), 239 and note; sketch, 402; 407, 440, 441, 442 note Burbeck, Henry (Major-General), takes command of district, 633; ap- plies for temporary force, 634; his death and obelisk, 637; place of burial, 625
Burch, Constable, 457
Burch, Edwin, 488 Burchet, Hannah, 304
Burden, see Borden
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Burdick, Naomi, 204
Burial ground, Ancient (or old), 63, 69, 83, 111, 173 note; 227, 289, 295, 551, 587, 593, 670 and note; 688
Burial ground, Cedar Grove cemetery, 288, 325 note; 625, 637, 664-665 and note
Burial ground, City, see Burial ground, second
Burial ground, Chesterfield, 609
Burial ground, East Lyme, 616
Burial ground, Episcopal, on Parade, church lot thrown into highway, State St., 592, 593
Burial ground, Fort Hill, 437 note
Burial ground, Groton, 558
Burial ground, Howard, Waterford (formerly Niantic), 612 and note
Burial-ground, Indian, near Four Mile River, 617
Burial ground, second, 63, 594, 600, 621, 622 note; 624-625 and note; city 677
Burial ground, third, 661
Burial ground, Wightman Church, 422 and note
Burnet, 442
Burnham, (Schoolmaster), 398
Burning of books and garments, 455-549; trial of those concerned, 456- 457; accounts by Trumbull and Peters, 458-459
Burning of Groton village, 565
Burning of New London, 552-557; losses in men and goods, 568, 569- 570; 572; mentioned, 624, 674, 675
Burr, Aaron, 489 note
Burr, Andrew, (Col.), 391, 392
Burr, Mr. (Rector), 489
Burrose, see Burrows
Burroughs, see Burrows
Burrows, , 75, 137,409
Burrows, Daniel, 595
Burrows, Hannah (Culver) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Burrows), 302
Burrows, John, 259, 302
Burrows, Mary (-) (Mrs.) Ireland, (Mrs. Robert Burrows), 301, 302 Burrows, Mercy, 353
Burrows, Robert, 67, 96, 152; sketch, 301-302; 309, 331
Burrows, Samuel, 302
Burrows, Silas (Elder), 423
Busbraw, Peter, 60 (see also Bussbraw)
Bushnell, 526
Business sketch, (circ. 1760), 476
Buskirk, Lieut. Col., 557
Bussbraw, -, 61, (see also Busbraw)
Butler, Abigail, 342
Butler, (Botler), Alice, Lady, (called Lady Fenwick), 172 note, 173
Butler, Benjamin, 663
Butler, Charles, Cashier of Bank of Commerce, 662
Butler, Charles W., 658
Butler, Deborah, (Ely) (Mrs.), Dennis, (Mrs. Walter Butler), 343, 351 Butler, Jane, 343
Butler, John, (baptized 1728), 343
Butler, John, (died 1733), 264, 299, 342, 343
Butler, John, (Col.), (Loyalist in Revolution), 343 Butler, (Botler), John, Sir, 172 note
Butler, Katherine, 343
Butler, Katherine (Haughton) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Butler), 299, 342 Butler, Lydia, 343
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Butler, Mary, 343
Butler, Mary ( (Harris) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Walter Butler), 271, 342
Butler, Thomas, 264, 342, 343
Butler, Thomas, 2nd, 343
Butler, Walter, (Lieut.), 271, 342, 343, 351, 440, 441 Butler, Walter, (Col.), (Loyalist in Rev.), 343
Butler, Walter, 2nd, 343
Butler House, 343 note
Butler-town, 343
Button, Peter, 264
Buttonwood Corner, 318, 675
By-laws of Nameaug, 57, 58
Byles, Anna, 498
Byles, Elizabeth, 498
Byles, Mather, (Rev.), 489 (see also item following)
Byles, Mather, Jr., (Rev.), ministry, 489-490; 491, 493; resigns 495-498; his house, 497 note; 499 note
Byles, Mather, 3rd, 498
Byles, Rebecca, 498
Byles, Rebecca (Mrs.), (Mrs. Mather Byles), 498
Byles, Walter, 498
Cabot, (vessel), 509, 511, 537
Cadiz, 462, 574, 630 note
Cady, Ebenezer P., 655
Cady and Eells, (newspaper firm), 655
California, 645, 646 and note; 647, 658, 665, 683
California trade, statistics, 646
Calkin, Calkins, see Caulkins
Cambridge, 195, 264, 298 note; 314, 333 note; 471, 477 note
Camden Journal, 654
Camp, Elizabeth (Smith), (Mrs.), (Mrs. William Camp), 322, 358 Camp, James, 358
Camp, William, 264, 322, 358
Camp, William, Jr., 358
Campbell, 431
Campbell, Charles, 432
Canada, 256, 336, 362, 375, 381, 393, 471, 473
Canadian frontier, 380
Cannon, Robert, 264
Canonchet, 187 Canonicus, 32 note
Canterbury, 122, 190, 371, 378, 380, 437, 571, 593, 671
Canvas made in New London, 1724, 409
Cape Ann, or Cape Anne, 67, 75, 82, 95, 112, 113, 114, 155
Cape Ann Company, 69, 70-71, 311
Cape Ann Lane (or street), New or Cape Ann St. opened, 71, 85, 93, 142, 311, 323, 325; doubloons found in, 467; 551, 629, see also New St.
Cape Breton, 391, 392, 464 note; 471
Cape Cod, 21, 237
Cape François, 542
Cape Henry, 640 note
Cape Horn, 603, 640
Cape May, 348
Cape Mercy, 684
Cape Sables, 393
Cape St. François, 579 note
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Cape Verde, 639 Cappacummock, 126-127
Captains, (Whaling), some notable captains and voyages, 643-644 Carder, Richard, 264
"Cardes and Shufflebords," 145
Carolina, 151 note; 355
Caroline, Queen, 408
Carpenter, David, 264, 303; sketch, 341
Carpenter, David, Jr., 341
Carpenter, John, (impressed seaman), 631 note
Carpenter, Sarah (Hough) (Mrs.), (Mrs. David Carpenter), 303, 341 Carr, John, 248-249
Carrier, (whaling vessel), First vessel to go on the long voyage for sperm whale, 642
Carter,
313
Carthagena, 387, 388
Carwithy, Philip, 67
Casco, 305
Casco Bay, 366
Case, 211
Cashawasset, see Garrett, Harmon
Cassasinamon, (Indian chief), 52, 79, 123, 129, 130, and note; 184, 185, 187 note; (also called Robin)
Cauken, Caukin, see Caulkins
Caulkins, , 75, 103
Caulkins, Ann, 361
Caulkins, Ann, (2nd), 361
Caulkins, Ann, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Hugh Caulkins), 158
Caulkins, David, 158, 259; sketch 361
Caulkins, David, Jr., 361
Caulkins, Deborah, 294
Caulkins, Ezra, 581
Caulkins, Hugh, 67, 71, 74, 76, 82; house fortified, 85; 88, 94, 99, 101, 111, 115, 142, 154, 156; sketch 158 and note; 294, 303, 353 note, 361
Caulkins, John, (graduate of Yale 1788), 668
Caulkins, John, (2nd), 361
Caulkins, John, (son of Hugh), 154, 158, 361
Caulkins, Jonathan (Capt.), 361, 522
Caulkins, Jonathan, (Lieut.), 361
Caulkins, Joseph, 361
Caulkins, Lydia, 361
Caulkins, Mary, 361
Caulkins, Mary (Bliss) (Mrs.), (Mrs. David Caulkins), 361
Caulkins, Peter, 361
Caulkins, Sarah, 303
Cavarly farm, 325
Ceanothus Americanus, 507 note
Cedar Grove Cemetery, see Burial-ground, Cedar Grove Cemetery
Cedar Swamp, 71, 122, 142, 404, 405, 465 and note; 479
Cemeteries, Ancient burial ground, 63, 69, 83, 111, 173 note; 227, 289,
295, 551, 587, 593, 670 and note; 688, Cedar Grove Cemetery, 288, 325 note; 625, 637, 664-665 and note; Chesterfield, 609; East Lyme, 616; Episcopal burial ground on Parade, 592, 593; Fort Hill burial ground, 437 note; Groton burial ground, 558; Howard burial ground, Waterford, formerly Niantic, 612 and note; Indian burial ground, near Four Mile River, 617;
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Second burial ground, New London, 63, 544, 600, 621, 622 note; 624-625 and note; City 677; Third burial ground 661; Wight- man Church burial ground, 422 and note
Cemetery Association, 664
Census, list and census 1708, 1709, 380; population and other statistics 1756-1850, 665-666; figures for churches, 680; school statistics for 1860, 681; population, etc., for 1860, 686
Center Groton, 422, 460
Centurion, (vessel), 574
Cerberus, (vessel), 525
Ceres, (vessel), 537
Cesar, (Indian sachem), 410, 429; deed to New London, 430; 431 Chalker, Steven, 251
Chamberlin, Joseph, 381 note
Chambers, Charles (Capt.), 360
Champion, Henry, 175
Champlain, Lodowick, 537
Champlin, 407, 457 note
Champlin, George, (Lieut.), 540
Chaplin, H. I., 630 note
Champlin, John, 402
Champlin, Samuel, 537
Chandler, Elizabeth (Douglas) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Chandler), 300, 301 Chandler, Hannah (Gardiner) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Chandler), 301
Chandler, John, 264, 300, 301
Chandler, John, Jr., 301
Chandler, John, 3rd, 301
Chandler, John, 4th, 301
Chandler, Joshua, 301
Chandler, Mary, 301
Chandler, Mary (Raymond) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Chandler, Jr.), 301 Chandler, William, 301.
Chanell, Robert, 231, 232 and note
Channing, Henry (Rev.), 457 note; 571, 577, 583 note; 588-590
Channing, Henry William, 668
Channing, Sally (McCurdy) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Henry Channing), 589 note Channing, William Ellery, 589, 590
Chapel, see also Chapell
Chapel, John, 260
Chapel, Richard, 608 Chapell, , see also Chapel, 609
Chapell, Bethia (Dart) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joseph Chapell), 326
Chapell, Christian, 326
Chapell, Christian, (Mrs.), (Mrs. William Chapell), 325, 326, 346
Chapell, John, 253, 260, 325, 326
Chapell, John (of Lyme), 326
Chapell, Joseph, 326
Chapell, Mary, 325
Chapell, Sarah (Lewis) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Chapell), 325
Chapell, William, 145, 252; sketch 325-326; 346
Chapell, William, Jr., 326
Chapell land, 325 and note
Chapman, 175, 248, 250
Chapman, Daniel, 582
Chapman, Daniel, (Capt.), 391
Chapman, Elizabeth, 479 note
Chapman, George, (Capt.), 581; probably capt. 582
Chapman, Gideon, 479 note; 544
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Chapman, Hannah (Lester) (Mrs.), (Mrs. William Chapman, Jr.), 340 Chapman, James (Capt.), 514
Chapman, James, (Major), 532, 577 Chapman, James, Jr., 532 Chapman, Jeremiah, 260, 340, 488 Chapman, Jeremiah, (schoolmaster), 399
Chapman, Jeremy, 258
Chapman, John, 340
Chapman, John, (Capt.), 532; death of, 577
Chapman, Joseph (Army officer), 532
Chapman, Joseph (mariner), 340
Chapman, Nathaniel, 340
Chapman, Rebecca, 340
Chapman, Richard, (Lieut.), 532, 561, 577
Chapman, Samuel, 262, 340, 411
Chapman, Sarah, 250, 340
Chapman, W. H., 303 note
Chapman, William, 93, 197; sketch, 340
Chapman, William, Jr., 340
Chapman homestead, 77
Chappell, - 74,325
Chappell, Alice (Way) (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Chappell, Jr.), 353
Chappell, Amos, 353
Chappell, Caleb, 352, 353
Chappell, Comfort, 352, 353
Chappell, Edward (Capt.), 353, 582
Chappell, Elizabeth, 352
Chappell, Ezra, 1st president of Savings Bank and member of corpora- tion, 662
Chappell, George, 60, 68, 136, 259, 268; sketch 352-353; 361
Chappell, George, Jr., 352
Chappell, George, 3rd, 353
Chappell, Goodwife, 248
Chappell, Gurdon T., 613
Chappell, Hester, 352
Chappell, Hopestill, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Nathaniel Chappell), 370
Chappell, John, 352
Chappell, Margaret (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Chappell), 352
Chappell, Mary, 352
Chappell, Mary (Douglas) (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Chappell, Jr.), 353
Chappell, Nathaniel, 258, 352, 370
Chappell, Rachel, 352, 361
Chappell, Sarah, 352
Chappell, Stephen (Capt.), 475
Chappell, Walter, 608
Chapple, see Chappell
Chapultepec, battle of, 661
Charles, (surname), 605
Charles, (vessel), 235
Charles II, (King), 107, 149, 155, 229, 259
Charleston, S. C., 307 note; 479 note; 610
Charlestown (Charlestowne), 77, 146, 193, 264, 343, 344, 350, 360, 421 note; 454
Charlet, Elizabeth, 299 and note
Charlet, Katherine (Mrs.), (Mrs. Nicholas Charlet), 75, 299 Charlet, Mary, 299
Charlet, Nicholas, 299
Charlotte, (prize vessel), 541
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Charon's ferry-boat, 37 Chatham, 543
Chauncey, Charles, 688
Cheesebroke, see Chesebrough Cheesebrough, see Chesebrough
Cheevers, Ezekiell, 688
Chelet, see Charlet
Chelsea, (whaling vessel), 643
Chenary, see Chynnery
Chepadaso (farm), 96, 309
Chepados Hill, 309
Chepstow, (Monmouthshire), 70, 113
Cheraw, S. C., 654
Cherry, John, 264
Cheston Ferrers, 317
Chesebrough, , 78 note; 85, 88, 103
Chesebrough, Deborah (Mrs.), (Mrs. William Chesebrough), 285
Chesebrough, Elihu, 285
Chesebrough, Elisha, 248, 285, 304
Chesebrough, Ephraim, 662
Chesebrough, Joseph, 285
Chesebrough, Nathaniel, 101, 285
Chesebrough, Rebecca (Palmer) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Elisha Chesebrough), 304
Chesebrough, Samuel, 101, 285
Chesebrough, William, 44 and note; versus Leighton, 78; at Wickute- quock, 99-100; 101, 102, 104, 194, 248; sketch, 285
Chesebrough farm, 98, 516
Cheshire, England, 303
Cheshire cheese, 476
Chester, (surname), 97, 231
Chester, Abraham, 353
Chester, (Capt.), 239
Chester, Hannah, 353
Chester, J., and Harris, F. (whaling firm), 647
Chester, John, 353
Chester, John, (Capt.), 235
Chester, Jonathan, 353, 519 note
Chester, Joseph, 435
Chester, Mercy, 353
Chester, Samuel, 248
Chester, Samuel (Capt.), 145, 231, 238; sketch 353; 426, 427
Chester, Samuel, Jr., 353
Chester, Susannah, 353
Chesterfield, Conn., 605, 608, 609
Chesterfield, Mass., 458 note
Chesterfield Society, 87, 288, 532, 613
Chew, 463
Chew, (Taylor) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Chew), 477 note
Chew, Joseph, 477 and note; 506 note; 540 note
Chew, Samuel, (Capt.), 539 and note; 540 and note
Chew, Thomas, 477 note
Chicago, 383 note; 610 note; 646 note
Children's manners, 395-396
Chipichuock, 80
Chippachaug, 78, 80
Chitwood, Grace, 132, 688
Chitwood, Richard, Sir, 132, 688
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Chofton's Forris, 317
"Christian, The," (vessel), 352
Christmas, violent snow storm at, 411
Christophers, 241, 363, 455
Christophers, (Capt.), 382, 401
Christophers, Christopher, (died 1687), 117, 145, 157, 170 and note; 183, 195, 240, 251 and note; 252, 277, 278, 307, 310; sketch, 316-318
Christophers, Christopher, (graduate of Harvard, 1702), 669
Christophers, Christopher, (graduate of Yale, 1737), 668
Christophers, Christopher, (married Sarah Prout), 373
Christophers, Christopher, ("prominent in Mr. Adams' church"), 452, 456, 457, 487
Christophers, Christopher, 2nd, (died 1728-9), 316, 317
Christophers, Elizabeth, (daughter of John ), 317
Christophers, Elizabeth, (daughter of Richard), 477 note; 579 note
Christophers, Elizabeth, (Brewster) (Mrs.), Bradley, (Mrs. Christopher Christophers), 251 note; 277, 278, 317 and note
Christophers, Elizabeth (Mulford) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Christophers), 317, 318
Christophers, Elizabeth (Saltonstall) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Chris- tophers), 384
Christophers, Esther, 317, 367
Christophers, Grace (Turner) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Christophers), 317
Christophers, Jane (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jeffrey Christophers, Jr.), 316
Christophers, Jeffrey, 145, 235 note; 316, 336
Christophers, Jeffrey, Jr., 316
Christophers, Joanna, 316, 336
Christophers, John, (died 1703), 238, 241, 317, 318
Christophers, John, (living in 1742), 452
Christophers, John, Jr., (died 1723), 317
Christophers, Joseph, 622
Christophers, Lucretia (Bradley) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Christophers), 278, 317
Christophers, Margaret, 316
Christophers, Mary, 278, 317
Christophers, Mary (Mrs.), (Mrs. Christopher Christophers), 316, 317 Christophers, Mary, (Picket) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Christophers), 286 Christophers, R., 240
Christophers, Richard, 199, 238, 240, 241, 253, 259, 260, 261, 278, 303 note; 317, 382, 397, 398, 477 note; 579 note; town clerk 1701- 1707, 666
Christophers, Richard, (married Mary Picket), 286
Christophers, Richard (son-in-law of Gov. Saltonstall), 383, 384
Christophers, Richard Pet'r (graduate of Yale 1814), 668
Christophers, Ruth, 506 note
Christophers, Sarah (Prout) (Mrs.), (Christopher Christophers), 373 Christophers family, 373
Christophers lot, 350
Church, James (Capt.), 391
Church, Silas, 622
Church History of New England (book), 355, 376
Church land on the Parade, 475, 624
Church of England, see Episcopal Church
Church St. (Wait St.), 62, 68, 592, 621; part of State St. formerly called Church St., 626; opened, 627; extended, 628; 677 (see also State St.)
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Churches, Mr. Treat's church (Preston), 282; Mr. Bradstreet's church,
144, 300, 367; Mr. Woodbridge's church, 416; Wightman's church, 422 and note; members withdraw from Mr. Adams' church, 452-453; 586-600; 607-609; in 1860, 678-680. (See also Meeting-house and names of denominations)
Churchwood, Hannah, 294
Churchwood, Josiah, 294
Chynnery, John, 87 and note; 93, 98
Cincinnati, Society of, see Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati
Circuit Court, 382
City Coffee House, 578 and note
City Hall (Hall of Records), 675; cost 676
City officers, first, 619
Civil court, 597
Clapp, Joshua B., 657
Clapp, Mary (Haynes), (Mrs.), Lord, Saltonstall, (Mrs. Thomas Clapp), 384
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