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Kidd, Capt., chest of gold, 21.
Killam, James H., 392.
Leland, Joseph, 188. Leland, Micah, 24. Leland, Oliver, 306.
Leland, Timothy, 306.
Lentill, Benjamin, 378.
Lentill, John, 378.
Leslie, George F., 387.
Lettering, 411. Lewis, Abial S., 103, 419.
Lewis, William G., 399. Lexington and Concord, battle of, 275-8.
Lightning, Deaths by, 334.
Lilly, G orge, 231. Lincoln, Rev. Bradford H , 369. Little Cedar Swamp, 24. Little, John, 392. Littlefield, Adams, 355. Littlefield, Asa, 363.
Kelley, Alexander, 307. Kelley, Daniel, 395. Kelley, Martin, 398.
Lamb, Abial, Jr., 166. Lamb, Benjamin, 306. Lamb, Jona, 160, 164, 187; 188, 421. Lamb, Nathan, 324. Lamb, Samuel, 26, 110, 158, 161, 163, 224. Lamb hill, 26, 158. Lampson, Oliver, 225.
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Littlefield, Ebenezer, 302. Livermore, Daniel, 349. Livermore, John, 109.
Locke, Joseph, 415. Locke, Jonathan, 332. Logan, Alexander, 393.
Longhill, 27. Long, John, 389.
Long pond, 20, 46, 363, 381. Loud, Joshua D., 392. Louisbourg, taking of, 230.
Lovering, Joseph, 297.
Low, Thomas, 306.
Lynde farm, 91, 99, 116, 176, 179, 184, 185. Lynde, Simon, 99. Lyons, Edward J., 388.
Machine shop, Bullard's, 14. Macomber, John F., 18. Maddox, Isaac D., 391. Maffit, James, 388.
Magnaguncok hill, 95.
Magos, John, Indian, 99, roI.
Magunkaquog, 61, 71.
Magunkook, 6, 8, 9, 57, 61-71, 73, 74, 75, 76; at- tacked by Maquas, 101.
Magwonkkommuk, 61, 62.
Mahon, George C., 29.
Mahoney, James, 395.
Mails and Post Office, 343.
Malloy, Corp. Dennis, 389.
Malloy, John, 388.
Mandell, Rev. David J., 368.
Manley, Michael, 305.
Mann, James, 408.
Manning, James, 320.
Mansfield, Rev. John H., 370.
Mansir, George W., 354. Manson, B. T., 157.
Manson, Franklin, 374, 375, 631. Manson, Frederick, 268, 277, 280, 299, 307, 318, 332. Manson, Loring, 360. Maquas, 65, 101. Marcy, Rev. Thomas, 350 Marlborough, 8. Marlborough, N.H., 167. Marsh, James, 388.
Marshall, Ebenezer, 13, 223, 256, 257, 262, 269, 283, 298, 310, 315, 317, 327, 328, 331, 332, 337, 346, 404, 421.
Marshall, Gilbert, 343. Marshall, John J., 358, 377, 411, 413. Marshall's forge, 344. Martin, Capt. Isaac, 303. Martin, John, 392. Mason, Abijah, 225.
Masonic Lodge, 343. Massachusetts Silk Company, 377. Massapaug, 55. Massasoit, 39. Mastick, Benjamin, 301, 302.
Mattahump (Mattaump), 74. Matthews, John, 222, 225, 230, 231. Matthews, William, 388. Matthewson, David, 378. Maud, John, 386.
Maxwell, Daniel, 305, 322. May Festival, 372, 373. Mayhew's farm, 86. Mayhew, Lieut John, 223, 239, 278, 314, 318, 360.
Mayhew, Martin, 360.
Mayhew, Thomas, 28, 45, 84, 86, 87.
Mayhew, Walter, 343.
Maynard, John, 278, 281, 293, 295, 300, 308.
Maynard, Jonathan, 217, 225, 238, 239.
Maynard, Jonathan, Esq., 280, 298, 304, 308; taken captive, 312, 322, 338, 339, 343, 371, 372, 408, 410, 415, 417, 419, 422. Maynard, Joseph, 162, 167, 225.
Maynard, Lawson D., 361.
Maynard, Needham, 167, 269, 278, 281, 287; ac- count of battle of Bunker Hill, 288-295. Maynard, Lieut. William, 277, 280, 295, 296, 299, 3º3, 310, 342, 420.
McCann, John, 389, 392.
McClafelin, Daniel, rog.
McCobb, Capt. Samuel, 281.
McDermott, Corp. Charles, 387.
McDonald, George F., 387.
McFarland, James, 223, 307.
McFarland, John, 223.
McFarland, Capt. Moses, 28r.
McFarland, Robert, 355. | McFarland, Capt. Walter, 318, 355.
McGrath, John, 394.
McGrath, Michael, 390.
McGrath, William, 398. McLean, Rev. John K., 368.
Mclellan, I., 16.
McNamara, William, 398.
McNeal, Prince, 322. McShean, Timothy, 392. Medley, John, 395.
Meeting-house, first, 130, 133, 144; described, 144- 5; enlarged, 145: sing, 146.
Meeting-house land, 117, 168-9, 176, 189, 191, 371.
Meeting-house, second, 189; dissensions about location of, 189-199; built on William Pike's land, 197; raised, 197; size, 197; seats and pews, 198.
Meeting-house of Second Congregational Society, 212. Mehorton, Job, 305. Mellen, Daniel, 209. Mellen, Deborah, 346. Mellen, Henry, 166. Mellen, James, 205, 209, 231, 421. Mellen, Capt. James, 279, 297, 300, 312, 313, 318, 344. Mellen, James, 314, 321. Mellen, Dr. John, 238, 418. Mellen, Richard, 209, 223.
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Mellen, Richard, Jr., 222. Mellen, Samuel, 223. Mellen, Simon, 108, 109, 112; lease to, 112, 117' 128, 420.
Mellen, Simon, Jr., 128, 138, 145, 150, 163, 170, 195, 209, 421.
Mellen, William, 222, 256. Mellen, William H., 103, 335, 342. Mellen, Thomas, 112, 128, 150, 195. Mellen's meadow, 23.
M llen's Neck, 115, 124, 153.
Melvin, Jonas E., 389. Members of Congress, 419. Memorial Hall, 379.
Mereah, a slave, 235.
Merigan, Matthew, 395. Merriam, Corp George E., 396. Merriam, Joseph A., 110, 153, 397-
Merriam, Timothy, 418.
Merriam's hill, 13, 27. Merrifield, John, 302.
Merrill, Rev. D. K., 379. Merrill, Rev. John W., 350, 415. Merrill, Joseph A , 348.
Merritt, Nathaniel, 280.
Merritt, William, 223.
Metcalf, Alvah, 12. Metcalf, Fisher, 356. Metcalf, George P., 362, 375, 420. Metcalf, Levi, 372.
Methodist Episcopal Church, history of, 347-350.
Methodist Episcopal Church at South Framing- ham, 370. Mezen, Peter, 227. Middlesex Manufacturing Co., 12; Framingham Manufacturing Co., 16.
Midwife, 238. Militia Companies, 1757, 222-225, 233-4. Miller, Edward, 357. Miller, Corp. Hugh P., 391. Miller, Jesse, 306.
Miller, William, 395. Mill-stones, maker of, 360. Mills, box, 12.
Mills, cotton, 12, 16.
Mills, emery, 13. Mills, fulling, 12, 15, 16, 82. Mills, grist, 12, 13, 14, 15; the first, 15, 16, 18, 161. Mills, saw, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18. Mills, paper, 12. Mills, Saxonville, 15. Mills, Stone's, 15, 160. Mills, woolen, 12, 16. Minister, the first, 147. Ministerial candidates, 333. Ministerial land, 23, 104; bounds of, 104, 117, 149, 168, 176, 191.
Minute Men, 268; how organized, 268; at Con- cord, 275; muster-roils of, 277-79. Minute Men, 1807, 352. Minute Men, Sudbury, 269, 276. Mitchell, Ira, 358.
Mixer, Benjamin, 14, 269, 310, 407. Mixer, Daniel, 109, 160, 164, 224, 421. Mixer, Isaac, 224, 421. Mixer, John, 225.
Mixer, John, Jr., 407. Mixer, Lieut. Joseph, 277, 280, 310, 319.
Mixer, Nathan, 322.
Mixer tannery, 359. Moffitt, Judah, 316.
Mogoncocke, 76.
Monroe. John, 395.
Montague, William H., 377.
Monthly lecture, 201.
Mooqua, John, 39, 93.
Moore, Capt. David, 280, 281.
Moore, Henry F., 387.
Moore, Orville B., 399.
Moore, Peter, 222.
Moore, Samuel, 197, 421.
Moore, Thomas, 386. Moquet, Francis, 109, 207, 239, 404.
Moran, Kate, 401.
Moran, William, 395.
Morey, George, 341.
Morgan, J. F., 378.
Morris, James, 395.
Morse, Amos, 306.
Morse, Asa, 277, 332.
Morse, Benjamin, 222, 300, 301, 305, 312.
Morse, David, 277, 307. Morse, George F., 397.
Morse, James, 277, 301, 307, 351, 360, 36r.
Morse, John, 301.
Morse, Deacon Jonathan, 224, 239, 256, 421.
Morse, Jonathan, Jr., 223, 277, 301. Morse, Joseph, 225. Morse, Capt. Joseph, 281.
Morse, Uriah, 218.
Morse's swamp, 24.
Moseley, Capt. Samuel, 63, 68. Moulton, Alfred B., 396.
Moulton, Ann, 348.
Moulton, Capt. Caleb, 311.
Moulton, Elbridge G , 397. Moulton, Granville W., 393, 397.
Moulton, Joseph, 348.
Moulton, Nathaniel, 306.
Moulton, Olive, 348. Moulton, William, 378.
Moulton, William H., 397. Moulton, Windsor, 346, 360, 422. Mountain, The, 26, 158, 220. Moving School, 403, 405.
Mount Wayte, 400. Mudge, Rev. Z. A., 350.
Mulstay, Owen, 395. Muminquash, 40. Munger, Cyrus, 277. Munroe, Edward J., 386. Murdock, Samuel, 256. Musquitaquid, 8, 52. Muster Ground, State, 24, 28.
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Multamkoog, Jacob, 56. Muzzey, Artemas B., 365.
Nanepashemet, 40. Naous, Deacon, Indian, 69, 70, 75.
Nashaway, 39, 53, 63. Nashobah, 48, 52.
Nataous, alias Netus, 8, 57, 65, 75, 75, 78; killed, 78; his character, 79; his son, 79; his farm, 79, 91.
Natick, 6-8; bounds of plantation, 7, 130; Indians at, 8, 10, 51, 52, 56, 57, 58, 64, 71, 97, 99, 102, 135- Neck, The, or Common, 103, 169-73.
Neepanum, 58.
Negroes in Framingham, 235-8.
Nehemiah, Indian, 58, 59, 60, 78.
Neighland, Michael, 394.
O'Nei', Henry, 395.
O'Neil, John. 395.
Neilson, Rev. William H., Jr., 370.
Neland, Benjamin, 164, 166.
Nelson, Robert, 389.
Neranet, 'l'on, 54.
Netus, 8, 57, 65, 75, 76, 78 ; killed, 78; his char- acter, 79; his son, 79; his farm, 79, 91.
Neutrals, French, 234.
Nevins, David, 115, 399.
New Boston, 29.
New bridge, 109, 115.
Newell, Clarence D., 396.
Newell, Capt. Ebenezer, 225, 226.
Newell, Frank, 396.
Newell, Frederic, 392.
Newell, Corp. Herbert C., 390.
New Framingham, 205.
New Hartford, N. Y., settlers at, 167.
Newman, Rev. John, 201, 207.
New Men and New Measures, 353.
New Parish, the, 366-68 : new meeting-house, 366; re-modelled, 366; Mr. Kellogg, pastor, 367; his successors, 367, 368.
Newspapers, 376.
Newton, Andrew, II, 332.
Newton, Daniel, 14.
Newton, Ephraim, 311, 314, 320.
Newton, Gershom, 225.
Newton, James, 30[.
Newton, Jason, 222.
Newton, Jonas, 408.
Newton, Luther, 355.
Newton, Nathan J., 398.
Newton, Phinehas, 355.
Newton, Solomon, 303, 320, 322. Newton, Winslow, 321.
N.E. Worsted Co., 321.
Nichols, Alpheus, 278, 28r. Nichols, John, 228.
Nichols, Joseph, 209, 222, 224, 230, 238, 256, 257, 265, 269, 327, 405, 407, 418. Nichols, Joseph, Jr., 277, 280. Nichols, Joseph, 3d, 281, 307, 315.
Nickson, Mercy (Coller), 228. Nipmuk country, 59. Nipnap hill, 79. Nipnets, 38, 42, 53, 58, 80. Nipnox, 2.
Nixon. Gen. John, 216, 218, 224, 225, 227, 230, 231, 232, 269, 276, 281, 284, 286, 290, 292, 295, 296, 298, 299, 308, 309, 310, 312, 316, 320, 327, 343. Nixon, Joseph, 321.
Nixon, Marcellus, 398.
Nixon, Thomas, Col., 225, 226, 227, 231, 269, 281, 290, 299, 302, 304, 305, 308; his orderly book, 308, 316, 320, 324, 343, 419.
Nixon, Thomas, Jr., 278, 280, 305, 318, 320.
Nixon, Warren, 346, 358, 373, 413, 419, 422.
Nobscot, 4, 25, 29, 49, 50, 51, 108, 177.
Nobscot Post Office, The, 400.
Nonantum, 97, 142. Norcross, Joseph, 307.
Norris, David, 305.
Norris, Jonathan, 305.
Norris, William F., 390.
North, Daniel, 305.
Northfield, 53.
Northgate, Esau, 231.
Northrop, Rev. Birdsey G., 368, 413.
Nowell, Josiah, Indian, 65.
Noxious animals, 206.
Noyes, George R., 341.
Noyes, Peter, 45, 84.
Noyes, Thomas, 79, 89, 91, 95.
Numpho, John: 57.
Nurse, Abraham, 310.
Nurse, Asa, 269, 279.
Nurse, Benjamin, 108, 138, 150, 163, 420.
Nurse, George, 25, 156.
Nurse, John, 108, 156, 162, 163.
Nurse, John, Jr., 206, 223, 232. 269.
Nurse, Capt. John, 279, 321, 343, 344, 422.
Nurse, Joseph, 280, 307.
Nurse, Josiah, 312, 322.
Nurse, Maj. Lawson, 13, 318, 338, 343, 344, 363, 422. Nurse, Newell, 355.
Nurse, Rebecca, 124.
Nute, Obed, 305. Nutt, James, 306.
Nutter, William, 396.
Nutting, Jonathan, 188.
Ochre, red, 19, 55. Ockoocangansett, 46.
Odell, Samuel, 301. Odiorne, Corp. George H., 396. Old Connecticut Path, 2, 62, 80, 82, 87, 92, 107, 109, ITO, 219. Old Forge, 11. Oldham, John, 80. Old Jacob, Indian, 24, 27. One-eyed John, 54. Orchard, William J., 393. Ordination expenses, 207.
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Ordway, Samuel, 277, 280. Organy, Patrick, 227. O'Ryan, John, 398. Osgood, Sergt. James M., 394. Osgood, John W., 418. Otis, Rev. Erastus, 347-8, 349. Otis, George, 341. Otter neck, 107. Ouschankamug, 42. Orvine, James, 232. Oxbow, the, 26. Oxford grantees, 166.
Pacomptock, 36.
Paddelford, Zachariah, 29, 75, 108, 128, 144, 160, 163. Page, James, 222. Page, Dr. John, 166, 418. Pahan mpanum, 93. Pakachoog, 58.
Pakananumquis, 75. Palmer, Col. Joseph P., 259; Gen., 360. Palmer, L. M., 418. Paper-mill, 12, 358.
Para rubber factory, 82.
Park, Douglas A , 396. Park, John, 28, 321, 340, 351, 422. Park's Corner, 27, 28, 107, 111, 112, 126, 157, 344- 346, 401, 409 ; First Baptist Church located here, 344.
Parker, Artemas, 343, 355.
Parker, Carleton, 413, 419, 423. Parker, Charles, 423, 661. Parker, Daniel, 361.
Parker, Edgar, Ass't Surg., 387, 418, 765. Parker, Jacob, 301.
Parker, James, 406.
Parker, John, 223, 256, 280, 343, 407, 408, 421. Parker, John, Jr., 321. Parker, Joseph, 164. Parker, Moses, 218, 406.
Parker, Nathan, 343. Parker, Orre, 342.
Parker, Peter, 223, 239, 256, 298, 310, 315, 317, 332, 334, 335, 420, 422. Parker, Rev. Dr. Peter, 14, 153, 416, 660.
Parkhurst, Amos, 350. Parkhurst, Charles H., 417. Parkhurst, C. F. W., 413, 663. Parkhurst, Emily, 346. Parkhurst, Jeremy, 416. Parkhurst, John, 321. Parkhurst, John L., 416. Parkhurst, William, 224. Parkinson, Corp. Martin H., 397. Parks, Henry, 395. Parmenter, Abijah, 341. Parmenter, Artemas, 385. Parmenter, Ist Sergt. Daniel W., 390. Parmenter, Jacob, 311, 318, 321. Parmenter, Jason, 311. Parmenter, Joel, 311.
Parmenter, Sergt. John, 79. Parmenter, John, 217. Parmenter, John, 162. Parmenter, John, 300. Parmenter, Joseph, 311. Parmenter, Joshua, 224. Parmenter, Phinehas, 223.
Parris, Noyes, 404. Partridge, John, 58, 60. Pasturage of Commons, 155. Path, old Sudbury, 26, 109. Path, old Connecticut, 2, 38, 62, 80, 82, 87, 92, 107, 109, 110, 158, 219.
Paths, early, from New bridge to Marlborough, 26, 92, 109, 110. Path, South, to Marlborough, 110, 117, 157, 173, 176. Patterson, Rev. A. C., 370.
Patterson, David, 256, 269, 277, 303, 318, 319, 332, 350.
Peacock, John, 225.
Peage, Indian money, 47.
Pearse, Thomas, 223.
Pease, Capt. Levi, 343.
Pegan, Eleazar, 39.
Pegonit, Joseph, 218, 280, 305.
Pelham, Mr. - , 26.
Pennacooks, 54, 57, 74-
Penobscot, 25.
Pensioners, Framingham, list of, 323.
Pepper, Capt. Benjamin, 234, 256, 316, 337.
Pepper, Jacob, 188.
Pepper, Jacob, 280, 297, 303.
Pepper, Robert, 403.
Perkins, Dr. Daniel, 418.
Perkins, Dr. Richard, 238, 418.
Perry, Col. Abner, 268, 298, 313, 318.
Perry, Capt. Amos, 312.
Perry, Daniel, 232.
Perry, Eleazar, 202.
Pest-house, 341. Petengill, Rev. J. H., 368.
Peterattacks, Nanny, 237.
Peter Salem, 238, 280, 295, 297, 305.
Petersham, grantees of, 167.
Petter, Rev. J. T., 350.
Phebe, a slave, 236. Philip's war, 51, 53, 57, 59, 63, 71, 108.
Phillips, Ebenezer, 224, 232.
Phillips, Ebenezer C., 396. Phillips, Sydney A., 417, 418.
Phipps, George, 400, 419, 420; biog. sketch, 442.
Phipps, Rev. Joseph H., 366.
Phipps, Joseph, 82.
Phipps, Rufus G., 386.
Phipps, Solomon, 94. Phipps, Sylvanus, 390. Phipps, William K., 354, 358, 377. Physicians in Framingham, 238; list of, 418-19. Piambow, 45. Pickering, George, 347, 350. Pierce, Aaron, 306.
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Pierce, John, 162, 225. Pierce, Jonas, 226. Pierce, Jonathan, 231. Pierce, Rev. Thomas C., 350. Pierce, Timothy, 230.
Pierce, Capt. William, 226, 301.
Pike, Aaron, 233. Pike, Abraham, 225. Pike, Alfred W., 341. Pike, Asa, 278.
Pike, Jacob, 218.
Pike, Jacob, jun., 299. Pike, James, 168, 232, 280.
Pike, Jeremiah, 138, 139, 144, 157, 162, 420. Pike, Jeremiah, Jr., 105, 145, 149, 164, 201, 205, 224, 420, 421.
Pike, Dr. Jeremiah, 238, 418. Pike, John, 223, 314 318 323. Pike, Jonathan, 280.
Pike, Michael, 86, 157, 164, 197, 421.
Pike, Moses, 206, 215, 224, 323, 420.
Pike, Nathaniel, 166.
Pike, Sılas, 278, 297. Pike, Simon, Jr., 278.
Pike, Timothy, 223, 297, 300, 311, 322, 407.
Pike, William, 105, 164, 197, 198, 224. Pike Row, 28. 110, 124, 157, 158, 159, 160. Pitcairn, Maj., 295.
Pittamee, Andrew, 60. Pleasure carriages, 342. Place, Alonzo, 399. Plato Lambert, 235.
Pod meadow, 24. Polly, Nathaniel, 321. Pomeroy, Gen. Seth, 292, 293. Pomhaman (Pumapen), 63, 65, 66, 74, 75. Pomposetticut, 58.
Pond, Paul, 316. Pool, Richard, 305. Porter, David M., 386. Porter, James C., 393. Potter, Angier, 50.
Potter, Joseph, 348. Pound, The town, 151.
Powell, William, 305. Power, Charles J., 360, 409. Power, Thomas F., 329. Powers, John S., 388.
Powow, 51. Pratt, Aaron, 363. Pratt, Abner, 223, 279, 301. Pratt, Benoni, 223, 256. Pratt, Charles M., 393. Pratt, Daniel, 71, 163, 188, 405. Pratt, David, 163, 187, 421.
Pratt, Ebenezer, 163. Pratt, Edward J., 397. Pratt, Ephraim, 319, 320, 334. Pratt, Jabez, 144, 163. Pratt, John, 108, 128, 136, 138, 139, 163, 421. Pratt, John, 222, 299, 318, 320, 408. Pratt, Jonathan, 163.
Pratt, Joseph, 128, 136, 139, 163. Pratt, Nahum, 308. Pratt, Nathaniel, Jr., 21, 223. Pratt, Nathaniel, 320, 404. Pratt, Philip, 145, 159, 163, 187.
Pratt, Philip, Jr., 216. Pratt, Simon, 222, 225, 280, 334, 344, 408.
Pratt, Thomas, 10, 24, 25, 38, 109, 421. Pratt, Thomas, Jr., 108, 128, 138, 144, 145, 163, 194, 403. Pratt, Wellington H., 397. Pratt's plain, 10, 24, 108, 110, III: 124, 126, 128, 158, 160, 400.
Praying towns, Indian, 57, 59, 62, 63. Precinct, called Framingham, 129. Prentice, John, 76
Prentis, Thomas, sen., 78.
Prentis, Capt. Henry, 299. Prentis, James, 77, 78.
Prescott, Aaron, 341.
Prescott, Peter, 225.
Prescott, Peter, Jr., 225.
Primus, 235. Prince Youngey, 237. Printing Co., J. C. Clark, 401.
Pritchard, Joseph, 359, 360. Propagating the Gospel, Society for, 79, 91.
Proprietors of Brick School House, 338.
Proprietors of Common Lands, 171-2. Provender, Benjamin, 153, 164.
Provender, John, 109, 128, 159, 163, 167.
Provender, Jonathan, 153, 163. Provincial Congresses, 264, 269, 279, 283. Provision for the poor, 400.
Puffer, William, 227, 228, 405.
Pullen, Joseph, 297, 305.
Punkapaug, 63. Putnam, A. J., 360, 361.
Putnam, Fuller, 218.
Putnam, Gen. Israel, 284, 286, 287.
Putnam, Col. Rufus, 283, 308, 312. Putnam, Rev. Richard F., 370.
Putney, Henry M., 398.
Putney, Vt., 219. Pyambow, 99. Pyne, John, 394. Pyquag, 81.
Quabaug, 59, 63, 66, 69, 74, 109. Quannapohit, James, Indian, 59, 67, 69. Quanohit, 55. Quarries of building stone, 31, 56. Queen Anne's War, 153. Quinneh meadow, 23, 82. Quinsigamaug, 108. Quit-claim line, 177, 183, 184, 185.
Ragan, John, 394. Ragin, John, 387. Railroads in Framingham, 376, 377. Raising the meeting-house, 197. Ralle, Father, his War, 186-88.
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Rand, Nathan, 360.
Ranges of common lands, 173. Ranging service, 233, 282. Rattlesnake meadow, 24. Rawson, Edward, 41.
Rawson, Rev. Grindal, 148. Ray, Abel, 225.
Rayner, Alexander, 395.
Read, Thomas, sen., 24. Read, Isaac, 217, 224. Read's flag meadow, 24.
Realy, Philip, 232.
Reddy, Daniel, 398.
Reed, Serg. James A., 389.
Reed, John. 415.
Reed, Samuel. 415.
Reed, Rev. Solomon, 212-14, 334, 415.
Reed, Thomas, 74.
Reed, Timothy, 415. Reed-maker, 360.
Regan, James, 394.
Representatives to General Court, list of, 419. Reserved Commons, 25, 103-4, 170, 173-86.
Reservo'r, 359.
Revolutionary War, 246-331.
Rhoades, Anson A., 398.
Rice, Abraham, 188, 198, 207, 225, 334, 405.
Rice, Abraham, Jr., 222.
Rice, Arthur T., 387.
Rice, Benjamin, 84, 88, 108.
Rice, Bezaleel, Dr., 18, 188, 194, 223, 238, 377, 405, 406, 418.
Rice, Bezaleel, Jr., 224, 234. Rice, Daniel, 300. Rice, David, 71, 128, 136, 138, 139, 148, 150, 159, 163.
Rice, David, Jr., 222, 234, 278, 297, 303, 307, 337, 402.
Rice, Edmund, 38, 45, 60, 79, 84, 85; grants to, 87, 88, 89, 92, 99. Rice, Elisha, 321. Rice, Ezekiel, 188, 207, 222.
Rice, Ezekiel, Jr., 208, 222, 256, 278, 280, 312, 342' Rice, Frank E., 417.
Rice, George, M.D., 417, 418.
Rice, Henry, 5, 72, 87, 107, 150.
Rice, Henry, 222, 230.
Rice, Henry S., 390.
Rice, Hezekiah, 206, 207, 239, 404, 405. Rice, Hezekiah, 2d, 299, 306, 311.
Rice, James, 300. Rice, James, 395.
Rice, James A., 386. Rice, Joel, 360. Rice, John, 207. Rice, John Holbrook, 323.
Rice, Jonathan, 145, 161, 163, 223, 238, 299, 419. Rice, Jonathan, Jr , 297, 299, 314, 323. Rice, Josiah, 188, 222, 361. Rice, Luther, 16. Rice, Mrs. Mary, 374. Rice, Matthew, 5, 102.
Rice, Micajah, 409. Rice, Moses, 278. Rice, Peter, 325. Rice, Peter, Jr., 318, 323. Rice, Phinehas, 188, 207, 220, 360, 361.
Rice, Phinehas, Jr , 222, 311.
Rice, Richard, 279.
Rice, Samuel, 321.
Rice, Stephen, 351, 354.
Rice, Thomas, 321.
Rice, Thomas, Jr., 354, 362.
Rice, Capt. Uriah, 230 297, 302, 361, 374.
Rice, Uriah, 222.
Rice's End, 5, 7, 8, 19, 28, 41, 87, 11I, 124, 126, 128, 136, 151, 158.
Rice's meadows, 22.
Rich, Elisha, 345.
Richards, Joseph, 321.
Richards, Capt. Stephen, 215.
Richards, Thomas, 321, 408.
Richards, William, 300.
Richardson, Augustus, 374.
Richardson, George, 374.
Richardson, George M., 417.
Richardson, Henry, 409, 422.
Richardson, Henry F. A., 359.
Richardson, Herbert A., 417.
Richardson, Jonathan, 71.
Richardson, Joseph L., 356.
Rider, Daniel, 188.
Rider, Eleazar, 188.
Rider, Gideon, 278, 297.
Riggs, Jim, 233.
Riley, Christopher, 397.
Riley, lames, 305.
Riley, Richard, 392.
Ripley, Rev. Ezra, 334.
Risley, J., 348.
Roaring brook, 14, 359, 401.
Robbins, Rev. Samuel D., 366, 414, 689.
Rohbins, Willard, 391.
Roberts, George, 396.
Roberts, William, 392.
Robinson, Arthur O., 385.
Robinson, Eliakim, 226.
Robinson, Elisha, 301.
Robinson, Jonathan, 224.
Robinson, Oliver, 224, 231.
Robinson, Thomas M., 393.
L'oe Swamp, 24.
Roger, 47, 48.
Roger's field, 19, 29, 48.
Rogers, Frank C., 399.
Rogers, Simeon, 278, 280.
Rooke, John R., 14, 110, 158, 363.
Root, Elizabeth B., 417.
Root, Theoph. H., 417. Ross, James A., 396.
Rossi, Rev. Anthony J., 369. Rowlandson, Mrs., 54. Rumneymarsh, James, 40, 42. Rugg, Daniel, 300.
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Rugg, Jonathan, 14, 110, 158, 163, 188. Rugg, Jonathan, Jr., 232, 256, 296, 319, 338, 353, 360, 363. Rugg's brook, 14. Ruzgles, Col. Timothy, 227. Russegue, E. H., M.D., 418. Russell, Richard, 89, 92.
Russell, Capt. Rufus, 26.
Russell, Sylvanu , 355. Russell, I heodore F., 398.
Russell, Thomas, 341.
Rutland grantees, 166, 187. Rutland scout, 187. Ryan, John, 391. Ryder, William, 169.
Sabin, Peter, 350. Sabine, Lorenzo, 375, 378, 418. Saddlers, 239. Safford, Rev. Henry G., 370. Sagamore Sam, 55.
Salem End, 13, 24, 28, 108, 110, 111, 124, 153, 154, 156, 161, 170, 172, 402, 407, 408, 409.
Salem plain, 24, 25, 28. Salem, Peter, 278, 280, 295, 297, 305, 320, 324. Salem Village, 108. Sanford, John W., 397. Sanger, Col. Calvin, 16, 356. Sanger, Daniel, 265, 269, 296, 313, 315, 317, 343, 422.
Sanger, David, 226, 278, 280, 404.
Sanger, Joseph, 222, 256, 407; wife of, 374. Sanger, Rev. R., 365. Sanger, Richard, 167. Sanger, Simon G., 341. Sa ger, Zedekiah. 343. Savage, Henry, 227. Savage, Maj., 68, 69, 70.
Savage, Rev. Minot J., 368.
Saxon Factory Co., 15, 357-58, 363; incorporated, 357; N.E. Worsted Co. purchased property, 358. Saxonville, 15, 48, 346. Saxonville Mills, 15, 358. Saxonville Post Office, 359. Saxonville Religious Society, The, 368.
Scammon, Marcus, 302. Schneider, James H., 417.
Schoolhouse hill, 26. Schools, Town, 151, 256, 402-415. Scott, 2d Lieut. Harry B., 386; Maj., 394, 696. Seager, Caleb, 307. Sears, Richard, 13. Seating the meeting-house, 146, 198, 256.
Selecimen, list of, 420-3. Senators, State, list of, 419. Sentry to ward on Sabbath, 153. Seventeen families, status of, 137, 139, 142, 143, 144. Seaver, Benjamin, 216. Sever, John, 216. Sever, Joseph, 164, 216, 226. Sever, Joseph, 2d, 280. Sever, Nathaniel, 217, 404.
Sever, Robert, 188, 216; house burnt, 219, 239. Sever, Shubael, 230, 278, 280, 306, 332. Sewall's Diary, 78. Shakum pond, 21. Shattuck, John, 279, 283, 310, 422.
Shaw, Charles, 395. Shay, William, 227. Shay's Rebellion, 337. Shears, John, 103, 110, 139, 160, 162, 164, 176.
Sheffield, William, 41. Shepard, Maj. Calvin, sen., 13, 358.
Shepard, Calvin, Jr., 358, 419. Shepard's paper-mul, 12.
Sherborn, 9-10; exchange lands, 10, 71, 97, 132, 140, 141 ; quarrel with, 131-44, 139, 1 0. Sherborn Row, 28, 111, 124, 128, 142, 143, 151, 159. Sherman, Rev. John, 148. Shingle-mill, 18.
Shoemakers, 239, 360. Shoe manuf cturing, 378. Shoe-pegs, manufacture of, 360.
Shoshanim, 53. Shrewsbury Grantees, 167. Sileutius vote, 208, 209. Silver, Isaac, 305.
Silver ore, 30. Silverthorn, Rev. William, 350. Simpson, Frank, 417. Simpson, John, 348. Simpson, Michael H., 358; biog. sketch, 757. Simpson's (Savill) farm, 1, 11, 12, 71, 96, 159, 163. Singing, 337, 338. Singletary, Ebenezer, 13, 161, 209, 211, 344, 407.
Singletary, John, 110, 158, 163, 166. Six hundred acres Reserved land, 25, 103; de- scribed, 103-4, 117, 124; history of, 173-186.
Skehan, Lawrence, 386. Skinner, Rev. Joseph O., 368.
Slafter, Carlos, 341. Slate, George E., 50. Slater, Samuel, 362. Slaves in Framingham, 196, 235-8. Slocum, Simon, 302. Sloper, Rev. Phinehas, 370. Small, Edwin, 391.
Smallpox, 232, 305. Smallpox, 1793, 341 ; list of deaths, 341. Smith, Alfred, 395. Smith, Lieut. Hugh, 391. Smith, Isaac, 301, 306. Smith, John, 352. Smith, Levi, 307. Smith, Matthew, 388. Smith, Richard, 305. Smith, Willard, 350. Smith, Willard E., 418.
Smith, Capt. William, 281. Snelling, John, 297. Snow, deep, 203, 220. Snow, Henry, 218. Snow, Henry A., 388. Snow, Simon, 345
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Soden, Arthur H., 388. Soldiers' lot, 385. Somerby, Gustavus A., 702. Somerby, Samuel E., 417.
South Burying Ground, 372.
South Congregational Church, The, 370. South Framingham, 1800, 346.
South Framingham Post Office, The, 378. Sowers, Thomas, 277.
Sparhawk, John, 176.
Sparhawk, Dr. John, 223, 238, 406, 418. Sparhawk, Samuel, 104, 123, 175, 176. Spaulding, Rev. H. G., 366. Spaulding, N. B., 350.
Spaulding, Rev. N. S., 350.
Speen, Abram, 93. Speen, James, Indian, 57, 59, 65, 68, 93. Speen, John, 77, 93.
Speen, Robin, 93.
Speen, Thomas, 93.
Speen, Thomas, sen., 93. Speen, Thomas, Jr., 93. Spencer, Thomas, 394.
Spies' report, 1775, 271-4.
Spinning-wheel makers, 162.
Spofford, Isaac, 281. Sprague, F. H., 346, 360, 419, 423.
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