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Puttaquappuonck-quame, (Indian sachem), 37 note
Pygan, 199, 225 note
Pygan, Alexander, 142, 223, 234, 237, 250, 251, 262, 268, 279; sketch, 341; 359, 486, 669
Pygan, Jane, 341 Pygan, Judith (Redfield) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Alexander Pygan), 225, 279, 341
Pygan, Lydia, 341, 486, 669
Pygan, Lydia, (Bemont) (Mrs.), Boyes, (Mrs. Alexander Pygan), 341 Pygan, Sarah, 225 note; 341, 359
Pyncheon, Col., 202
Pyncheon, John, (Capt.), 134
Pyncheon, Major, 96
Pyne Island, 77
Quaganapoxet, 82 Quaker, Hill, 209, 613
Quakers, 116; Rogerene Quakers, 201-221; 490-496; Ranting Quakers, 210
Quarantine ground, 474-475
Quarry, Robert, 239 Quarry, The, 84
Quaw-haug, 124 Quebec (Quebeck), 256, 375, 472 Queens County, N. Y., 593 Quincy, 148 Quinebaug, (steam propeller), 653 Quinebaug River, 53, 122 Quinnapeag Rocks, 58 note
100
Quinnipiack, (New Haven), 19 Quinnipiacks, 19 Quittapeag Rock ("Quittapeage Rocke"), 58 and note Quonaduck, 99, 123
Race Point, 651 Race Rock, 651 Rachel, (Indian servant), 330 Raids, Ten border, 187 Railroads, 15, 659, 664, 682
Raisings, 407-408
Ralph's Adventure, (vessel, formerly the Success), 236
Ram-Goat Island, 80
Ramilles, (British vessel), 630, 631 note; 632, 633
Randall, Elizabeth (Morton) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Randall), 288 Randall, John, 288
Randall, Nathaniel, 288
Ranger, (vessel), 540, 574
Ransford, Mary, 216-218
Ranters or Ranting Quakers, 210
Rate lists and assessments, 151, 152, 327
Rathbone, Jonathan,437
Rawlins, 270
Rawlins, Caleb, 270
Rawlins, Hannah, 270
Rawlyns, see Rawlins
Rawson, Dr., 584
Ray, 240, 642 Rayment, see Raymond Raymond, Ann, 292
Raymond, Daniel, 292
Raymond, Elizabeth, (daughter of Joshua), 292
Raymond, Elizabeth, (daughter of Daniel), 292
Raymond, Elizabeth, (married David Richards), 318
Raymond, Elizabeth, (Christophers) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joshua Raymond, 3rd), 317
Raymond, Elizabeth, (Harris) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Daniel Raymond), 292 Raymond, Elizabeth, (Smith) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joshua Raymond), 292, 323, 351
Raymond, Experience, 292
Raymond, George, 426 note
Raymond, Hannah (daughter of Joshua), 292
Raymond, Hannah (daughter of Richard), 292, 367
Raymond, John, 117, 292
Raymond, John, (of Beverly), 292
Raymond, John, (2nd Lieut. at Bunker Hill), 514, 532
Raymond, John, Jr., (1st town clerk of Montville), 605
Raymond, Joshua, (died in 1676), 83 note; 93, 134, 145, 165 note; 180- 181 and note; 183, 184, 262; sketch, 292-393; 301, 323, 351, 396, 425, 426
Raymond, Joshua, (donor of land for meeting-house, Montville), 606
Raymond, Joshua, (1st Moderator of town of Montville), 605
Raymond, Joshua, (living in 1752), 627
Raymond, Joshua, Jr., (died 1704), 292, 293, 426
Raymond, Joshua, 3rd, 317, 433, 435
Raymond, Joshua, 4th (son of Deacon Joshua), 435
Raymond, Judith, 292
Raymond, Mary, 292, 301
101
Raymond, Mary, (Smith) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Raymond), 292, 323 Raymond, Mehitable, 292
Raymond, Mercy (Sands) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joshua Raymond, Jr.), 293, 400, 432, 433
Raymond, Rebecca (Lay), (Mrs.), (Mrs. Daniel Raymond), 292
Raymond, Richard, 292, 367
Raymond, Richard, (son of Daniel), 292
Raymond, Richard, (son of Joshua), 292
Raymond, Richard, Jr., 292
Raymond, Samuel (son of Daniel), 292
Raymond, Samuel (son of Richard), 258, 292, 323
Raymond, Sarah, 292
Raymond, William, 292
Raymond, William, (in Revolution), 532, 533
Raymond Hill, 432
Read, Edward, 40 and note
Read, John, 77
Read, Josiah, 145
Reavell, .152
Reavell, Thomas, 147, 148 and note; 280
Records, ancient, 56-61; preservation, 73; removed for safety, 503; cus- tom house and probate, 504; burned during Arnold's invasion, 570-571; 676
Recovery, (vessel), 237
Red Lion, Sign of the, 476
Redemptioners, 216
Redfield, Elizabeth, 279
Redfield, Elizabeth, (How) (Mrs.), 279
Redfield, James, 279, 280, 290
Redfield, Judith, 279, 341
Redfield, Lydia, 279, 290
Redfield, Rebecca, 279
Redfield, Rebecca, (Mrs.) (Widow Rebecca Redfield), 250, 279
Redfield, William, sketch, 279-280; 341
Redfin, Redfyne, see Redfield
Reed, Christopher (Lieut.), 475
Reeve, Judge, 671
Reformadoes (Club), 407
Refugees, 1781, fed at Gen. Miller's home, 547 Regard, (vessel), 235
Regiment, Fourth U. S., 362
Regiment, Third, Connecticut, 513
Rehoboth, 93, 100, 102, 133
Reid, William (Rev.), 679
Removals from New London before 1670, 154 Renouf, , 579
Renown, (vessel), 529, 530
Repository, (weekly paper), 658
Republican Advocate, (newspaper), 657
Residents, additional residents to 1660, 93
Resolute, (English ship), rescue of, 684, 685
Restless, (vessel), 21
Restoration, (vessel), 539 and note
Revel, Revell, see Reavell
Revenue cutter, 651
Revolution, 228, 267, 275 note; 307 note; 343, 347, 361, 435, 446, 470, 482, 494, 498, 500, 501-572; various committees and delega- tions, 502-504; town records removed, 503; first alarm at New
102
London, 517; reports on fortification, 517-519; garrisons, 521; Long Island traders and marauders, 522-523; year of alarms, 523-526; army details, 526; exchange of prisoners, 527-528; further alarm and distress, 529-531; various worthy soldiers named, 531-534; Arnold's invasion, 545-572, 575, 577, 578, 579, 586, 593, 603, 626, 637, 639, 648, 649, 673-674, 675
Revolutionary army, mentioned 335, 364
Reynolds, Elizabeth, 360
Reynolds, John, 172, 188
Reynolds (place), 234
Rhode Island, 104, 107, 203, 204, 206, 215, 218, 232, 240, 241, 243, 392, 409, 413, 422, 436, 437, 438, 457 note ; 541, 594, 595, 600, 603, 670
Rice, Gershom, 265, 346
Rice, John (Capt.), (whaling captain), 108, 644
Rice, Mary (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Rice), 625
Rice, Robert, see Royce, Robert
Rice, Thomas, 625
Rice, Thomas, (Capt.), 582
Richards, Ann (Denison) (Mrs.), Hough, (Mrs. Samuel Richards), 318 Richards, Anna (Prentis) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Richards, 3rd), 318
Richards, Benjamin, 582
Richards, David, 318
Richards, Elizabeth, 318
Richards, Elizabeth, (Raymond) (Mrs.), (Mrs. David Richards), 318
Richards, Esther (Hough) (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Richards), 318
Richards, Frederick, 668
Richards, George, (Capt.), 228 note; 318, 364, 404, 405, 408; possibly more than one George Richards is included in the above
Richards, George, (graduate of Yale 1840) (Tutor), 669
Richards, Guy, 619, 689
Richards, Guy, (Capt.), 364, 502, 503, 552
Richards, Hannah, 318
Richards, Israel, 253, 318, 368
Richards, Israel, Jr., 318
Richards, James (of Hartford), 152, 383, 416
Richards, Jeremiah, 318
Richards, Jerusha, 383
Richards, John, (died 1687), 93; sketch, 318; 327, 364
Richards, John, Jr. (Lieut.), (died 1720), 258, 259, 318; sketch, 364, 381, 398, 405
Richards, John, 3rd, 263, 318, 364, 367, 385, 487, 622; a number of these items have been assigned to this John Richards because they occurred after the death dates of the first two of the same name Richards, John, (graduate of Yale 1757), 668
Richards, Love (Manwaring) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Richards, Jr.), 318, 364
Richards, Lydia, (daughter of Israel), 368
Richards, Lydia, (daughter of John), 318, 327, 354
Richards, Lydia, (daughter of John, Jr.), 318, 364
Richards, Mary, 318
Richards, Nathaniel, 577
Richards, Penelope, 318
Richards, Peter, 509, 537
Richards, Peter, (Capt.), (slain at Fort Griswold 1781), 364, 562
Richards, Peter, (incorporator of the Savings Bank, 1827), 662
Richards, Samuel, 318, 335, 364
Richards, William, (Capt.), 532
Richards, William, (Col.), 364, 619
103
Richards St., 62, 191, 227, 228 note; 552
Richardson, 152
Richardson, Amos, 76, 77, 86, 91, 99, 123, 250 and note; sketch, 302; 356, 358, 441
Richardson, John, 302, 358
Richardson, Mary, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Amos Richardson), 302
Richardson, Prudence, 302, 358
Richardson, Samuel, 302
Richardson, Stephen, 302
Ride-and-tie, 608
Ridge Hill, 121
Rigault, -, 579
Ringstead, 300
Riot, 410
Ripley, (Capt.), 640 note
Ripley, Jeremiah, 159
Rising Sun, (whaling vessel), 639
Roach, Rebecca (Redfield) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Roach), 279
Roach, Thomas, 77, 78, 268, 279
Roane Cariggs (rock), 410
Roanoke, 151
Robert Bowne, (whaling vessel), 646
Roberts, 288
Roberts, Hugh, 67, 71, 142, 154, 156, 163, 279
Roberts, William, 87; sketch, 274
Robin (Indian chief), see Cassasinamon
Robin Hood's Bay, see Jordan Cove
Robinson, , 61
Robinson, Anne, 471
Robinson, Beverly, (Col.), 549
Robinson, Edward, 390 note; 456
Robinson, John, 57, 60
Robinson, Thomas, 138, 146
Rochefort, France, 580
Rochelle, 40 Rochester, N. Y., 592
Rockdale farm, 325
Rockwell, Joseph, 188 note
Rockwell, Josiah, 188 and note
Rodgers, Alexander P., (Lieut.), 661
Rodgers, G. W., (Commodore), interment of, 661-662
Rodgers, John, (Commodore), 14
Rodney, George B., Sir, 575
Roe, see Rowe Roebuck, (vessel), 254
Roger, see Rogers
Rogerene Baptists, see Rogerenes
Rogerenes, 201-221, 421, 490-495, 496
Rogers, , 143, 147, 614, 625 note
Rogers, Bathsheba, 201, 202, 204, 211, 322, 370
Rogers, Bathsheba, (Smith) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Rogers, Jr.): 209, 220 Rogers, Bathsheba, 322
Rogers, Davis, (Elder), 614
Rogers, Elizabeth, (daughter of James), 201, 202, 339
Rogers, Elizabeth, (daughter of John), 203, 208, 330
Rogers, Elizabeth, (daughter of Jonathan), 322
Rogers, Elizabeth, (Griswold) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Rogers), 203; divorce and subsequent marriages, 208-209; 217, 251
104
Rogers, Elizabeth, (Pemberton) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jonathan Rogers), 345 Rogers, Elizabeth, (Rowland) (Mrs.), (Mrs. James Rogers), 201 and note; 206 Rogers, Isaac, 610
Rogers, James, 74, 84 note; 90, 91, 92 and note; 95, 96, 98 note; 116, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 144, 152; Gov. Winthrop's letter to, 164; 166, 183, 201, 202, 203, 205-206; will of 207; 250 and note; 251, 259, 322, 337, 339, 370, 425
Rogers, James, (Capt.), 400, 401, 404, 436, 538, 582; it is possible that more than one Capt. James Rogers is included in the above Rogers, James, (mariner), 240, 244
Rogers, James, Jr., 201, 202, 203, 206, 211; and wife, 212, 213, 251, 337, 398, 403, 437
Rogers, James, 3rd, 227
Rogers, John, 199; founder of a sect, 202; marries Elizabeth Griswold, 203; performs a baptism, 204, beliefs concerning Sabbath, 205-206; divorced by his wife, 208; Pratt's book against, 209; defended by his son, 209-210; prison proclamation of, 212; mittimus against, 212; long imprisonment in Hartford, 213; suit of Mr. Saltonstall against, 213; self-performed marriage rite, 216; voluntary separation after self-performed rite, 217; warrant against Rogers as insane, 218; he escapes to New York, 219; last outbreak, 219; his death, burial and writings, 220-221; 251 and note; 259, 330, 337, 490 and note
Rogers, John, (Capt.), (died 1795 or 1796), 581
Rogers, John, (Lieut.), 471
Rogers, John, Jr., 203, 208; defense of father, 209-210; 209 notes, 213 note; 214, 216, 217, 218 note; 220, 322
Rogers, John, 3rd, (died 1721), 220
Rogers, John, 3rd, (living in 1767), 490, 491
Rogers, Jonathan, (living 1729-30), 436
Rogers, Jonathan, (son of James), (died 1697), 201, 202, 203, 204, 206, 213, 251, 322, 337, 339, 345
Rogers, Jonathan, (son of Samuel), 425
Rogers, Joseph, 201, 202, 204, 337
Rogers, Joseph, Mrs., 204
Rogers, Joshua, 439
Rogers, Lester, (Elder), 614
Rogers, Lester T., (Elder), 614
Rogers, Mary (Jordan) (Mrs.), (Mrs. James Rogers, Jr.), 202, 206
Rogers, Mary (Stanton) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Rogers), 202, 203, 297
Rogers, Mrs., 144
Rogers, Moses (Capt.), commands steam-ship Savannah, 653; his death, 654
Rogers, Naomi (Burdick) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jonathan Rogers), 204
Rogers, Richard, 409
Rogers, Ruth, 339
Rogers, Samuel, (son of James), 116, 143, 183, 201 and note; 202, 203, 204, 237, 259, 297, 337, 365, 425, 427, 428
Rogers, Samuel, (son of Joseph), 260
Rogers, Samuel, (Capt.), 542
Rogers, Samuel, Jr., 259, 428
Rogers, Sarah, (daughter of James Rogers, 2nd), 437
Rogers, Sarah, (daughter of Samuel), 425
Rogers, Sarah, (-) (Mrs.) Coles, (Mrs. John Rogers), 218
Rogers, Stevens, (Capt.), 653, 654 and note
Rogers, William, 84, 108, 109, 110, 286 note
Rogers, William, (Capt.), 538
105
Rogers, Zabdiel, (Col.), 569 note Rogers' (James) Cove, see Poquyogh Rogers farm, 634 Rogers grant, 425
Rogers homestead, 90, 92 note
Rogers- (Weaver, Rogers & Co.), (whaling firm), 647
Roman Catholics, Dublin, 307; chapel on Jay St., 600; church on Tru- man St., 678; census figures, 680 Rope Ferry, see Ferry, Niantic
Rope Ferry Bridge, see Bridge, Niantic
Rope-walk, 677
Rose (negro woman), 365
Rose, Hannah (Allyn) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Rose), 158
Rose, Thomas, 158, 261, 354
Rose, (British ship of war), 510, 516
Rose-Morgan, Benjamin, 312
Rose-Morgan, Hope-still, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Rose-Morgan), 312
Rose-Morgan, John, 312
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Rose-Morgan, Richard, 265, 312
Rose-Morgan, Richard, Jr., 312
Rosewell, Elizabeth, 383
Rosewell, William, 383
Rosseter, Rev. Mr., (of Stonington), 456
Rouget, ,579
Rowe, - -, 438
Rowe, William, 436, 437
Rowe legacy, 437, 438
Rowland, Elizabeth, 201 and note
Rowland, Samuel, 201 and note
Rowley, Mass., 434
Roxana, (vessel), 634
Roxbury, (Roxburye), 77, 138, 152, 282, 301, 309 and note; 323, 328, 329, 332, 333 and note; 349, 508, 566 note
Royal Artillery, 566
Royalists, see Loyalists
Royce, 139,288
Royce, Deborah (Caulkins) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jonathan Royce), 294
Royce, Elizabeth (Mrs.), (Mrs. Robert Royce), 294, 295
Royce, Elizabeth (Lothrop) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Isaac Royce), 160, 294 Royce, Hannah (Churchwood) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Royce), 294 Royce, Hannah (Morgan) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Nehemiah Royce), 294, 311 Royce, Isaac, 160, 294
Royce, Jonathan, 143, 154, 294
Royce, Joshua, 294
Royce, Nathaniel, 95, 140, 142, 294
Royce, Nehemiah, 294, 311
Royce, (-) (Wilcoxon) (Mrs.) Farnham, (Mrs. Nathaniel Royce), 294 and note
Royce, Robert, 93, 141, 144, 153, 160; sketch, 293-295
Royce, Ruth, 160, 294
Royce, Samuel, 95, 142, 294, 360 Royce land, 295
Royce lot, 288 Royce's Mountain, 294
Rudd, Jonathan, 48 Ruddock, D. S., 654, 658 Rush, Dr., 671
Russell, Daniel, 265
106
Russia, 653, 654 Ryal side, 40 Ryswick, Peace of, 258
Sabbatarians, First in New London, 203-204; 205, 208; community, 339, 613
Sabbath drum and drummer, 109-110
Sachem, River of the, see Mystic River
Saco, 275 note; 366 and note
Saco River, 366
Saddler, , 113
Sadler, John, 111
Sage, (Capt.), 540
Sagharbor, 529, 540, 639 and note; 640 and note, 656
St. Christophers, 239, 402
St. Clair, 649
St. Domingo, 579, 628 note
St. James' Church, 359 note, 442, 447; used by Congregationalists, 448; 1 burned, 448; re-erected, 592, 593, 594; stone church built, 594; Bishop Seabury's tomb, 595, 600, 678
St. James, Court of, 466
St. James, Parish of, (London), 288
St. John the Baptist (Feast Day), 444
St. John Wapping, 359
St. Johns, 234, 498, 520
St. Joseph and St. Helena, (Spanish vessel), also called St. Joseph, ar- rives in distress, 462; cargo landed and partly stolen, 463-468
St. Juan, Don Joseph Miguel de, 464, 466
St. Lawrence River, 336, 381
St. Pauls Church, (Narragansett), 446
St. Peters, Martinico, 538 note
St. Petersburg, (Russia), 582, 653, 654
Salem, 45, 70, 151, 161, 193 note; 272, 289, 292, 298 note; 308, 351, 408, 409, 428 note; 540, 608
Salisbury, 520
Salisbury, England, 331
Sally, (vessel), prize schooner, 541; ship, 582
Saltertudas, 240
Salt-marsh, 82
Saltonstall, Ann Dudley, 383 note
Saltonstall, Col., 244, 391, 409, 413, 462, 463, 464, 465, 486, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521
Saltonstall, Dudley, (Capt. and Commodore), 509, 521, 531, 543, 545, 581 Saltonstall, Dudley, (graduate of Yale 1791), 668
Saltonstall, Elizabeth, 384
Saltonstall, Elizabeth, (Rosewell) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Gurdon Saltonstall), 383, 384
Saltonstall, G., 517
Saltonstall, Gilbert, (Capt.), 531, 544
Saltonstall, Gurdon, (Capt.), (son of Winthrop), 581
Saltonstall, Gurdon, (Rev.), (died 1724), chosen as minister, 196; or- dained, 197; family procession to church, 198; collision with John Rogers, 213; his rigor toward the Rogerenes, 215; story in connection with the marriage of John Rogers, 216-217; 224, 262; 263; Royce land purchased by, 295; 1st marriage recorded by, 313; 348; chosen governor, 376; summary of his character and ministry, 376-378; 379, 381; death, 382-383; autograph, 383; birth and family, 383-384; 416 and note, 417, 427, 428;
107
protest against attempted purchase of Mohegan by New Lon- don, 430-431; 432, 477, 499 note; dates of graduation from Har- vard, and ordination, date chosen governor and date of death, 669
Saltonstall, Gurdon, (graduate of Yale 1725), 668
Saltonstall, Gurdon, (graduate of Yale 1752), 668
Saltonstall, Gurdon, Town-clerk, 1773-1777, 667
Saltonstall, Gurdon, Jr., (Gen.), (son of Elizabeth), family procession, 198, 384, 386; 388, 389, 502, 503, 504; 513; 531, 552, 577 Saltonstall, Gurdon, Jr., (son of Jerusha), (born and died 1696), 384 Saltonstall, Jerusha, 384
Saltonstall, Jerusha, (Richards) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Gurdon Saltonstall), 383, 384
Saltonstall, Katherine, 384
Saltonstall, Lucretia (Arnold) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Nathaniel Saltonstall), 384
Saltonstall, Mary, 384, 670
Saltonstall, Mary, (Haynes) (Mrs.), Lord, (Mrs. Rosewell Saltonstall), 384
Saltonstall, Mary, (Whittingham) (Mrs.), Clarke, 383
Saltonstall, Nathaniel, (born 1707), 384, 385
Saltonstall, Nathaniel, (living in 1827), 471 note; corporation member of Savings Bank 1827, 662
Saltonstall, Nathaniel, (Capt.), 518, 521, 526, 531, 537, 543
Saltonstall, Rebecca (Winthrop) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Gurdon Saltonstall, Jr.), 384
Saltonstall, Richard, 384
Saltonstall, Rosewell, (graduate of Harvard 1720), 669
Saltonstall, Rosewell, (Capt.), 383, 384
Saltonstall, Rosewell, (graduate of Yale 1751), 668
Saltonstall, Sarah, 384
Saltonstall, Thomas B., 581
Saltonstall, William W .. , 383 note
Saltonstall, Winthrop, 383 note, 502, 531, 581, 619
Saltonstall, Winthrop, (graduate of Yale 1756), 668
Saltonstall, Winthrop, (Dr.), 581, 668
Saltonstall family, 581
Saltonstall meeting-house, 200; see also Meeting-house
Saltonstall tomb, 383 and note
Sandisfield, Mass., 607
Sands, Mercy, 293
Sands, Niles, 293
Sandwich, 295, 319
Sandy Hill, 613
Sandy Hook, 241, 529, 539, 631, 673
Sandy Point, 62, 133, 134
Sanford, Elisha, 235 note
San Francisco, (steamer), wreck of, 683
Saquish, saquishog (Indian for clams), 124
Saratoga, 345
Sargent's Head, 65, 171
Sashious, see Sassyous
Sassacous, (the God), 120
Sassacus, 20 note, 21, 27 note, 31, 34, 37, 55, 423
Sassyous (or Sashious), 27 and note
Satterly, Benedict, 265, 283
Satterly, Rebecca, 283
Satterly, Rebecca, (Bemas) (Mrs.), Minter, Dymond, (Mrs. Benedict Satterly), 283
108
Satterly, Sarah, 283
Satterly, William, 283
Savage, .152 Savage, Habijah, 133
Savannah, (first steam vessel to cross the Atlantic), Captain and sailing master from New London, 653; the voyage, 653-654 and note Savannah, Ga., 653
Savell, Mehitable, 470 note
Savings Bank, 662
Saw Mill, 164
Saw-mill Brook, (Cochichuack, Cochickwock, Cochikuack, Cochikuwock, Pequotice), 51, 96, 99, 124; called river, 162 and note; 163, 164, 165, 365, 404, 425
Saxton, Hannah, (Denison) (Mrs.), 334
Say and Seal, Lord, 26
Saybrook, (Seabrooke), 15, 20 note; 26, 27, 28, 30, 33, 34 note; 36, 40, 43 and note; 44, 48, 49, 50, 55, 65, 81, 85, 89, 128; guns from 137; 158, 162, 165, 166, 167, 169, 170, 172 and note; 173, 174, 175, 176 and note; 177, 182 note; 184, 189 note; 190, 223, 248, 249, 252, 253, 257; guns from, 258; Seminary founded, 276, 280, 289, 292, 295, 296, 303, 305, 334, 336, 337, 341, 360, 362, 377, 381, 408, 410, 416 note; 452, 518, 521, 537, 539, 568, 598 note; 612, 634 note; 636, 671
Saybrook fort, 105, 358
"Saybrook Platform," first book printed in Connecticut, 357, 377, 489 Saybrook Point, 26
Sayre, 641
Sayre, Francis, 313
Sayre, Ichabod, 313 Scarborough, Mr., 653
Scarritt, Richard, 265, 428
Schenectady, 256 School St., Boston, 421
Schooley's Mountain, 444 note Schoolmasters, first, 398, 399
Schools, 252, 253, 395-401; Bartlett's legacy to the town school, 396- 398; grammar school established, 392-398; Latin School, 398; Latin school, 398; first school house, 398; free school among the farmers, 399-400; grammar school in the North Parish, 400; common school fund, 401; Nathan Hale's farewell, 515; town school house, 620, 621-622; Union School, 622-623; female acad- emies, 623; Bulkeley bequest, 623; schools in 1860, 681
Scipio, 330
Scituate, (Situate), 93, 266, 277, 278, 295 and note; 296, 317, 319 and note, 346, 347, 363, 435
Scofield, J. M., 657
Scotch Church, 593
Scotland, 333, 593, 679
Scott, Edward, 68, 69 Scrivener or writer for the town, 141
Seabury, Abigail (Mumford) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Seabury, 2nd), 444 Seabury, Caleb, 444 Seabury, Charles, (Rev.), 594 Seabury, David, 443
Seabury, Elizabeth (Alden) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Seabury), 443 Seabury, Elizabeth (Powell) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Seabury, 2nd), 444 Seabury, John, 242, 265; sketch, 443 Seabury, John, Jr., 443
109
Seabury, Mary, 443 Seabury, Nathaniel, 443
Seabury, Patience, 443
Seabury, Samuel, 443
Seabury, Samuel, (Bishop), 444, 592; sketch, 593-595; epitaph, 600; 603, 625, 670
Seabury, Samuel, (Rev.), (son of John), 419, 420; sketch, 443-445; 593 Seabury, Sarah, 443
Seabury church, 592
Seabury family, 443-444
Sea Flower, (vessel), 319
Seal of New London, picture and date of adoption on title page; descrip- tion, 619
Seaman's Friend Society, 680 and note
Seamen, A. G., (editor), 655
Seamen, various seamen commemorated, 574-575
Searle, , 285
Sea-wall, 624
Seceders, 454
Second burial ground, see Burial ground, second
Secret committee of Congress, 506, 509
Selden, -, 532
Selden's regiment, 532
Selectmen, Duties of the townsmen, 92
Sentry Hill, 183 note
Separates, see Separatists
Separatists (Separates, New Lights), 421, 439, 445, 451, 453-457, 605, 607, 611, 612, 617
Sepos-tamesuck, 124
September gale of 1815, 615 note
Session-house, 590
Setucket, L. I., 154, 594
Settlements- English settlements on the Connecticut, 26
Settlement of New London, before the settlement, 19-38; beginnings, 43-45
"Seven Sermons," (book rescued from book-burning, 1743), 455 Seventh-day Baptists, see Baptists, Seventh-day
Seventh-day Church, (Newport), 204; see also Baptists, Seventh-day Seymour, Thomas, (Col.), of Hartford, 564 note
Seymour, Thomas H., (Gov.), 564 note; 662, 685
Seymour, William,563, 564 note
Shackmaple, 410
Shackmaple, Elizabeth (Christophers) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Shack- maple, Jr.), 477 note; 579 note
Shackmaple, John, 239
Shackmaple, John, (Capt.), 477 note
Shackmaple, John, Jr., 239, 441, 444, 447 and note; 579 note
Shackmaple, Sarah, (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Shackmaple), 441 Shackmaple house, 279
Shantok, 120-121
Shapleigh, see Shapley
Shapley, 68, 239, 499 note
Shapley, Abigail (Pierson) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Daniel Shapley), 350
Shapley, Adam, (born 1698), died young), 350; see item following
Shapley, Adam, (Capt.), (wounded at Fort Griswold, 1781, commanded Fort Trumbull), 350, 521, 526, 546, 549, 558, 560 note; 561, 567 Shapley, Ann, 350
Shapley, Anna, 343
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Shapley, Benjamin, (mariner), 146, 236, 259, 285; sketch, 350 Shapley, Benjamin, Jr., 350
Shapley, Daniel, (born 1689-90), 350, 456, 627
Shapley, Daniel, (master of a ship in 1684), 236
Shapley, Jane, 350
Shapley, Joseph, 350
Shapley, Mary, 317, 350
Shapley, Mary (Picket) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Benjamin Shapley), 285, 350 Shapley, Nicholas, 350
Shapley, Ruth, 350
Shapley, Ruth (Dymond) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Benjamin Shapley, Jr.), 350 Shapley house lot, 350, 498-499
Shapley St., 68, 350, 627
Sharon, 353 and note
Sharswood, Abigail, 348
Sharswood, Abigail, (Mrs.), (Mrs. William Sharswood), 348
Sharswood, George, 146; sketch, 347-348
Sharswood, George, Jr., 348
Sharswood, George, 3rd, 348
Sharswood, George, (of Philadelphia), 348 note
Sharswood, James, 348
Sharswood, Jonathan, 348
Sharswood, Katherine, 348
Sharswood, Mary, 308, 348
Sharswood, Mary, (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Sharswood), 347, 348 Sharswood, William,348
Sharswood, William, Jr., 348
Shatterly, see Satterly
"Shaving-Mills," (marauding sloops or boats), 523
Shaw, , 363, 447, 482, 489, 505, 520, 521, 523 note; 555 Shaw, Commodore, (living in 1815), 637 . Shaw, Mary, 498, 512
Shaw, Lucretia (Harris) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Nathaniel Shaw, Jr.), 474
Shaw, Nathaniel, (died 1778), 242, 286 note; 344, 442, 443, 498, 502, 510, 512, 519 note; 520, 538, 543
Shaw, Nathaniel, Jr., (died 1782), 474, 475 and note; 483, 484, 485 note, 502, 503, 507-509, 511, 512, 519, 528, 539, 548 note, 570, 622 Shaw, Rebecca (Beebe) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Shaw), 338 Shaw, Richard, 338
Shaw, Sarah, 512
Shaw, Temperance (Harris) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Nathaniel Shaw), (died 1796), 512
Shaw, Thomas, (living in 1656), 93, 248
Shaw, Thomas, (living circ. 1786), 588, 619 . Shaw family, 512
Shaw mansion, fire extinguished with vinegar, 555
Shaw's Ave., 659 and note
Shaw's Letter Book, References to and notations from, 483 note; 484 and note; 485 note; 507-508, 510-511, 523 note, 528
Shaw's Neck, 60, 180, 287, 313, 344, 554, 576 Shaw's warehouse, 548
Shaw's wharf, 553
Shelter Island, 148, 487
Shepard, Margaret (Borradil or Borrowdale) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Shepard), 333 note
Shepard, Thomas (Rev.), 333 note
Shepard & Harris, 687
Shepherd, John, 595
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Shepherd's Tent, 453 and note; 458 Sherman, , 629 Sherman, Roger M. (Hon.), 671
Shetucket River, 127, 188, 615 note Shinicosset, 124
Shipbuilding, first shipwrights, 230-231; builders of vessels used in early commerce, 235, 237-238; shipyard of Amasa Miller men- tioned, 553 note; shipyard situated in vicinity of Bank St., 1781, 555; 575-576; see items following
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