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arrival of, in Savannah 129;
concerning marriage of
473;
marriage of, mentioned
449;
seheme vî .330;
spoken of as a finished politieian. 289;
styles himself agent for people of Georgia. 351;
written and printed papers of
456;
mentioned
.278; 279; 289; 291; 292; 295;
297; 298; 299; 311; 407; 410; 441; 500.
Stephens, William, Col. (Secretary to the Trustees), mentioned
10; 11; 12; 14; 37; 38; 39; 47; 52; 53; 59; 62; 64; 76; 81;
92; 93; 94; 96; 100; 109; 110; 111; 116; 124; 125; 126; 129; 130; 179; 183; 221; 254; 278; 288; 291; 292; 294; 295; 298; 299; 300; 301; 302; 303; 306; 308; 311; 327; 329; 334; 366;
367; 370; 373; 374; 375; 421; 424; 425; 426; 433; 434; 435;
436; 437; 455; 461; 475; 495; 496; 497; 498; 499; 500; 502;
503; 507; 508; 509; 511; 512; 515; 519; 524;
advised Mr. Jones' arrest .527;
434;
applied to for instructions
appointed commissioner for licensing traders 209;
a successful vineyard grower .157;
behavior of son 135;
conduct of, surprising .509;
copy of letter to Benj. Martyn
copy of letter to Mr. Verelst 197;
copy of letter to Mr. Verelst 402
draft on, protested .418;
great influence possessed by son over. .289;
high commendation of 233;
letter to Mr. Benj. Martyn.
letter to Mr. Benj. Martyn. 442;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 68;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst
3;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 41;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 346;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 335;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst .316;
letter to Mr. Ilarman Verelst. 285;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 262;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 201;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 132;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 473;
101;
101;
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letter to Mr. Harman Verelst .463;
letter to Mr. Harman Vereist .535;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 377;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst .378;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 448;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst 383;
letter to the Trustees 395;
letter to the Trustees 160;
Militia mustered, to be in readiness for action. 438;
of the opinion that Mr. Jones should be arrested. 427;
people complaining of hard usage, soothed by 510;
received letter from son, Tom.
290;
seventy years of age .513;
shows disapproval of his son's conduct. 296;
two servants' time expired 90;
vile behavior of son, mentioned 346;
youngest son of
136.
Stephen's paper, the method proposed in 184.
175; 177.
Stirling, Mr., mentioned 485.
Stonhebel, Christian, mentioned
Store accounts at Frederica 60.
Storekeepers, private, begin their old game 187.
Stutz, Hans, encouraged as a vine dresser. 264.
Sumner, Thos., the undertaker 338; 493.
Surveyor and Inspector, office of 411; 416.
Surveyor and Register, office of 481.
Surveyor of the coast of England 271.
"Susannah," the, Capt. Gregory's ship. 403.
Sutherland, Lieut., instrumental in defeating Spaniards. 382.
Swaine, Capt., mentioned
198; 206.
Swiss, the, mentioned
209; 217; 477;
an account of the sad condition of. 222;
newcomers
214.
Swiss or Dutch children, whose parents died on voyage over 392.
Switzerland, mentioned 184.
Swizer, Michael, mentioned 485.
Styles, Capt., of the ship, "Susannah". .535.
Syndall, John, mentioned 291.
T
Table of fees, the .507.
Tailfer, Dr. (Telfair or Tellfair), mentioned. 164; 179; 180;
183; 297; 505;
account of
63;
insolent behavior of
55.
Tooanohivi with Uchee and Creek Indians returned from in- eursions against Spaniards 132.
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Teasdeale, John, a tailor by trade 536; 537. Teltair or Tellfair, (see Tailfer).
Tenure of lands
78; 142; 266; 291; 404;
in fee simple 164;
resolutions pertaining to 5.
Tenorky (or Tenorchy), an Indian Queen mentioned ... . 39; 40; 79. Tentorchy (see Tenorky).
Terry, John A., Recorder of Frederica, mentioned. . . . 210; 212; 214; 215; 216; 222; 387;
copy of letter to Harman Verelst
.372;
copy of letter to the Trustees
359;
letter to Harman Verelst
417;
letter to llarman Verelst 363;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst .148;
letter to the Earl of Egmont 420;
letter to the Trustees 351;
letter to the Trustees 517.
Thilo, Dr., letter in regard to. 251.
Thomson, Capt. (or Thompson) .3; 6; 11; 28; 30; 72; 73; 75;
77; 79; 84; 85; 91; 104; 217; 252; 307; 316; 321; 384; 386; 391; 309; 405; 424; 449;
at Frederica 4;
given a lot 5.
Thunderbolt, mentioned 86; 143; 317; 505.
Tisdale, John, mentioned .319; 503.
Tisdale lodging house, mentioned .29S.
Tisdale 's public house, mentioned 504.
Tomo Chichi, mentioned .219.
Tower Hill, mount on, mentioned 271.
Towers, Mr., a lawyer, mentioned
51.
Town seal, mentioned 168.
Townsend, Edwd., mentioned 496;
letter to the Trustees 286.
Treasurer, concerning the 268; 269.
Treaty with Indians .331.
True Historical Narrative of Georgia .70; 163.
"True State of the Province of Georgia, A". 167.
Trustees of Georgia, mentioned .... 4; 11; 12; 13; 43; 40; 45; 46; 48; 61; 62; 68; 73; 75; 80; 82; 84; 88; 93; 100; 102; 103; 107; 117; 124; 125; 128; 135; 137; 138; 143; 144; 145; 146; 149; 151; 157; 162; 163; 182; 187; 188; 198; 200; 202; 215; 217; 218; 219; 221; 222; 250; 251; 252; 258; 263; 266; 268; 270; 272; 273; 275; 285; 289; 200; 291; 292; 296; 297; 298; 299; 301; 306; 307; 308; 311; 312; 318; 323; 337; 340; 341; 343; 344; 347: 348; 364; 366; 367; 369; 371; 376; 380; 381; 385; 387; 388; 392: 400; 402; 404; 406; 412; 415; 416; 418; 419; 426; 427; 428; 429 431; 432; 433; 434; 435; 443; 451;
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453; 456; 457; 459; 465; 466; 472; 475; 476; 477; 478; 482; 493; 495; 497; 498; 499; 507; 508, 510; 514; 515; 523; 527; 528; 529; 536; 537; 538; 539; 540;
accounts of
321; 503; 508;
an application to the Throne .389;
an attempt to utterly abolish the. .440;
attitude of, towards Col. Stephens 450;
annual account, mentioned 206;
appointed Col. Stephens commissioner for licensing the traders 209;
appointment of President and Assistants 141;
base assertions void of foundation made, concerning .. 162;
chest of silk sent to 104; 201;
club formed to oppose the power and authority of. 164;
commands from Mr. Jones to 309;
concerning the bounty on the year's erop. 455;
copy of letter from Mr. Jo. Terry 359;
directions given by 431;
directions relating to Gov. Glen. 208;
duplicate of letter from Brig. Gen. Oglethorpe. 382;
garden of the 53;
German servants of the 452;
industrious and well behaved. 56;
had good success before Parliament 403;
have no more to do with the Colony. 59;
inquiry into the proceedings of the courts made by. 463;
interests in Georgia 91;
letter from Gen. Oglethorpe 223;
letter from Gen. Oglethorpe 51;
letter from Gen. Oglethorpe 49;
letter from Gen. Oglethorpe 23;
letter from George Clarke, Esqr 330;
letter from James Burnside 15;
letter from James Carwels 113;
letter from James Oglethorpe 332;
letter from John Carwell 520;
letter from John Fallowfield 36;
letter from John Pye 277:
letter from Joseph Avery 408;
letter from Mary Vanderplank 65;
letter from Mr. George Whitefield 391;
letter from Mr. John Dobell 432;
letter from Mr. John Pye. 109;
letter from Mr. John Pye .130;
letter from Mr. John Terry .517;
letter from Mr. John Terry .351;
letter from Mr. Orton 228;
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letter from Mr. Stephens .160;
letter from Mr. Thos. Causton 526;
letter from Mr. Thos. Hawking 523;
letter from Samnel Perkins 25;
letter from the inhabitants of Vernonburgh 483;
letter from Thos. Bosomworth 231;
letter from Walter Fox 81;
letter from Edwd. Townsend 286;
letter from Wm. Elbert 281;
letter from Wm. Ewen 95;
letter from William Stephens 395;
list of inhabitants made for the 162;
list of the inhabitants of Savannah sent
113;
not heard from for six months 77;
offered a prize for the first pipe of wine made in Georgia. 157; opinion of power claimed by Grand Juries. 300;
ordered all claims and accounts to be examined. .511;
orders obeyed except at Savannah
petition to 486;
.534:
plan of Ebenezer made for the use of
.210;
plantation of
.341;
a new one
51;
pleasure shown by, relating to the Southern part of
province
... 336;
premium on corn promised by 425;
promise made by
purchased surveying instruments for Capt. Avery. 132; 454;
rage shown against
334:
recommended Mr. Bosomworth 211;
resolutions of 417;
resolutions iu regard to dividing the Province 105;
Secretary, accusations made against 163;
the last wicked accusation made against. 186;
servants of, mentioned
.45; 53; 54; 321; 341; 453;
overseer of, Thomas Jones 53;
remarks concerning 176;
should support religion and encourage marriage. 4SS;
table of fees confined by
507;
two petitions forwarded to .535.
Tully, Mr .. one of the wisest heathens .248.
"Two Brothers" the, Capt. Beach's ship.
.197: 201.
Tybee, mentioned 8; 214; 287; 367;
beacon light at 338;
beacon light being put up. 86;
beacon light nearly finished 143;
people of, mentioned 66;
Mr. Stephen's opinion in relation to 165.
Tyrrell, discharged because of laziness 505.
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Uchee Indians. mentioned 132. Upton, Thomas, mentioned 290. Urlsperger, Sam, letter from 18.
Usland, John George, mentioned 485.
Vanderplank, John, deceased 65.
Vanderplank, Mary, letter to the Trustees 65.
Vaughn, Robt., Mr. mentioned 500; a trader living at Augusta 499;
unjust treatment received by 501.
Venture, Fort, melancholy account of. 437.
Verelst, Harman, Mr., Accomptant to the Trustees, mentioned. 45; 103; 105; 109; 133; 225; 304; 360; 361; 395; 420; 421; 432; 433; 434; 520; 524;
copy of letter from Thos. Jones 31S;
copy of letter from Wm. Stephens 3;
copy of letter from Wm. Stephens 197;
copy of letter from Wm. Stephens 402;
copy of letter from Gen. Oglethorpe 131;
copy of letter from John Terry 372;
letter from Brig. Gen. Oglethorpe 485;
30;
letter from Gen. Oglethorpe
letter from George Whitefield 99;
letter from John Brownfield 46;
letter from John Calwell 48;
letter from John Terry
148;
letter from John Terry
417;
letter from John Terry
363;
letter from John Dobell
314;
letter from Joseph Avery
475;
letter from Mr. Angspourguer
32;
letter from Mr. Ffras. Moore
.509;
letter from Mr. Hawkins 429;
letter from Mr. Thos. Causton 150;
letter from Mr. Thos. Causton 126;
letter from Mr. Thos. Causton 526;
letter from Mr. Thos. Jones 494;
letter from Mr. Thos. Jones 2SS;
letter from Mr. Thos. Jones 91;
letter from Mr. Thos. Jones 53;
letter from Mr. Thos. Jones 421:
letter from Mr. Thos. Jones 59;
letter from the Revd. Mr. Bolzius 250;
letter from Gen. Oglethorpe 493;
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letter from the Revd. Mr. Bolzius 221;
letter from the Revd. Mr. Bolzius and Mr. Gronau. .455;
letter from W'm. Hopton 10;
letter from Wm. Hopton 93;
letter from Wm. Spencer .516;
letter from Wm. Stephens .316;
letter from Wm. Stephens 335;
letter from Wm. Stephens
346;
letter from Wm. Stephens
201;
letter from Wm. Stephens 132;
letter from Wm. Stephens 84;
68;
letter from Wm. Stephens
377;
letter from Wm. Stephens
.378;
letter from Wm. Stephens
262;
letter from Win. Stephens
41;
letter from Wm. Stephens
285;
letter from Wm. Stephens
383;
letter from Wm. Stephens
.473;
letter from Wm. Stephens
463;
letter from Wm. Stephens 448;
letter from Wm. Stephens 535;
letter relating to school 435.
Vernon, Mr., letter from Mr. Christie 380.
Vernonburgh, inhabitants of
534;
letter to the Trustees 483;
the plan of 483;
town of, plan for .476.
Vernon River, mentioned .210; 410; 415; 475; 476; 48S.
Victory, the, Capt. White's ship.
383.
Vigera, Mr., mentioned .... 209; 210; 221; 250; 362; 369; 370; 502.
Vines, a natural produce of the Colony. 156; 192.
Virginia, government of 227; 333;
Governor of .331;
settlements of
226.
Wadham, John, Capt., of the ship "Europa," mentioned. ... 197; 214; 215; 216; 360; 363; 375.
Walpole, Horatio, Rt. Honorable, mentioned. 440.
Walpole, Robert. Sir, mentioned. 290.
Wardrope, James, Mr., mentioned
121;
compelled to give evidence 120.
Water-mill, the, mentioned 75;
Watson, Charles, Mr., mentioned
387; 390; 497; 498; 500;
501; 503; 504; 507;
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letter from Wm. Stephens
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advised Mr. Jones' arrest .527;
a new form of oath taken by 508;
appointed a Bailiff .387;
arrival of .336;
claimed only right to publish advertisements 506;
new oath of office taken by 507;
none more fit for office of Register than 480;
so ealled office of, used to gamble in 505.
Watts, Mrs., mentioned 6;
accounts of 90;
affairs of 43; 450;
in regard to house belonging to 74.
. Weddel, Augustus, only treasurer known of 269.
Wedderburn, Capt., mentioned
Weymss, Ensign, mentioned 103; 105; 140;
497.
West India Islands, mentioned
323.
West Indies, mentioned
158; 324; 483.
White Bluff, Duteh and German servants settling a town at. .. . 410; on the Vernon River 475.
White, Capt., of the ship the "Victory" .385.
Whitefield, George, Mr., mentioned
245; 340; 476;
letter to Mr. Harman Verelst
99;
letter supposed to be to the Trustees
.391;
scandalous and false tales published by Sir Richard Everard in regard to 128.
Widows at Darien, a list of 30.
Wiggins, Mr., mentioned 39.
Williams, Robt., mentioned
.59; 74; 78; 111; 116; 125; 126;
175; 177; 219; 296; 311; 313; 324; 390;
foreman of the Jury 117;
foreman of the Grand Jury 125;
formed party to bring about destructive scheme. 117;
written and printed papers of 156.
Wilmington, Lord, mentioned 533.
449.
Wine, expectations of making a quantity of.
Winter, the, a ship from London.
69.
Witt, Mr., mentioned 319.
Woodroffe, Wm., mentioned 291; 310.
Wortemburg, Duke of, mentioned 21.
Wright, John, Capt., of the ship "Mercy". . 102; 124; 206; 496; 499.
Y
Young, Thomas, mentioned
401;
and his grandson, Thomas Eggerton.
443.
arrival of, in the "Charming Betty" 133.
Wentworth, Gen., mentioned
532.
Winchester College, mentioned 138.
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Zubli, David, of Purrisburgh in Carolina, mentioned. . 484; 501; 534. Zubly, John Joachim, Rev., of Gall, Switzerland, mentioned,
481; 501; 534.
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