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Canadian Indians, 136, attack Deer- field, 65, visit Philip's camp, 36
Canonchet, Narragansett chief, 38, executed, 39
Cape Sable, 130
capture Smead and Gillette, 66
carry captives, 166
Castreen attacks Deerfield, 65
66 Christian, S
66 Church, organized, 8
conference at Deerfield, 141, at Deerfield (1735), 141, 161, at Ft. Dummer, 161
constant warfare with, 172
66 continue depredations, 171
56 corn, 1029
Councopot, 145
Cuncupot, Scautacook chief, 142
66 defeat Beers, 27
depredations, 167
desert De Boucours, 92
desire for peace, 136
Duntaussoogoe, Canaga chief, 142
Eastern, allies of Pocumtucks, 15. 17, anxious for peace, 136, begin Father Rasle's war, 128, make treaty, So, not to be helped by English, 16
executed, 66
fight at Peskeompscut, 39
" fight with Capt. Hobbs, 170
file, 254
66 fire on Deerfield men, 1 33
66 fireplaces, 1006
66 floats, 1107
fort at Hatfield, 26, at Springfield, 3
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friendly, killed, 66, by Mohawks, 58
Indian - Indians S
" gather at Northfield, 37
66 go out under le Rouville, 100
66 Graylock's raid, 106
66 " Great," 22 great mortality among, 3
habits and customs, 434
harass eastern settlement, 64
Hatfield attacked again, 54
Hendrick, Mohawk chief, 108, 132, 133, goes to Canada, 108
hold prisoners, 219
homes of, 15
66 Housatonic, 146, 151, 155, 157, 159, 160, council at Deerfield, 141, 143, 145
House, 84, 329, 1039
hunter, 987
in ambush, 207
66 Iroquois, asked to join against eastern Indians, 132
John Eliot learns language, 7
Jonathan Wells and the, 43, 49
kill Benjamin Munn, 438, Benoni Stebbins at Deerfield, 84, cattle, 68, Ebenezer Severance, 444, friendly, 63, Graves, Daniel, 639, Isaac and John Graves, 434, John Allen, 1065, John Smead, 448, Lathrop, 12, men (3), on Graves's brook, 190, Matthew Clark, 957, Mrs. McCowen, 220, Rev. Jo- seph Willard, 132, Samuel An- dros, 106, Samuel Field, 72, Shubal Atherton, 423, soldier at Deerfield, 27
killed, 986, by women, 35, in Colrain, 165
6. Kunckkeasacod, 18
: language (peculiarities of), 7
66 loss at Falls fight, 43
: Maquas attack Pocumtucks, 28, stragglers, 64, warriors at Deer- field, 82
: married, 717
: Martin Kelloggs kills an, 101
massacre at Country Farms, 191
: Masseamet sells land, 17
66 Mehuman Hinsdale taken captive, 102, wish to burn him, 103
.. Mequinnitchall signs deed, 17, 18
.. Mohawks, 22, aid the English, 36, break up Philip's camp, 38, Chief Ilendrick at Fort Dummer, 132. conference at Deerfield, 141, French Mohawks take prisoners, 66. 68, Guide Wait and Jennings, 55, have spies in Canada, Sı. in colony service, 133, insolent, 59. killed friendly Indians, 58, meet Col. Schuyler's agent, 100, pun-
66
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ish the Pocumtucks, 17, Sassa- cus flees to, 5, scout with James Corse, 138, treaty with English, 16, whipped by Pocumtucks, 15
Indian Indians
Moheegs, 142
66 Mohegans, saved by the English, 15, with Maj. Treat at Bloody Brook, 32
Mohicans, English treat with them, 16, receive the Pocumtucks, 36
Moquolas, shot at Northampton, 66
Mowenas, shot at Northampton, 66
66 murder Church, 71
66 Narragansetts, 23, allies of Pocum- tucks, 15, attack coast towns, 37, hunted by Capt. Church, 54
Natawanute, 2
Naunauttooghijan, Scautacook chief, 142
Niantic, damages at, 22
Nipmucks, 15, 23, 24, at Bloody Brook, 32, attack Brookfield, 25, attack coast towns, 37, hunted by Capt. Church, 54, return to Brookfield, 36, Swamp fight, 26 Nonotucks, 15, at Hatfield, 25
Norridgewocks, incited to war, 129, raid Massachusetts, 130
old men averse to war, 129
Ompawmet, 157
on Conn. river, 516
66 on North river, 164
66 on warpath, 206
Ountansoogee, Cagnawaga chief, 144, speaks at conference, 145
66 over the falls, 532
Penobscots, 1 30
66 Pequots commit depredations, 5. destroyed, 5
Peskeompscut ( Turners Falls), 39
Philip, " King," 8, 22, 23, 24, 27, 33, 35, 36, 37, 38, 42, 53, 54
Picomegan (Green river), 40
Pocumtucks, 13, 15, 16, allies of, 17, at Hatfield, 25, Chief Gray- lock, 106, flee to the Mohicans, 36, home of, 9, numerous and strong, 22, sell corn 6, sell land, 17
66 praying, 24
66 prisoners taken by, 55
protest against fort at Cowas, 202 Puckquahow, Nipmuck sachem, 26 raid Mass. and N. H. towns, 130
66 revisit Deerfield, 106
reward to, 94
rogues from Canada, 63
Sahada, "Prince," murdered, 16
Sancumachu, Pocumtuck sachem, 36
Indian 1 Indians S
66 Sassacus, killed by Mohawks, 5
Scatacookes, 68, 69, 138
sell captives, 69
settled in Canada, 63
66 shot near Fort Taylor, 212
66 skulk in swamps, 28
skulking near Deerfield, 135
slain in Deerfield fight, 89
6. slaughter Lothrop and his men, 31, 32
66 spies, SI
66 spring, 428, 563, 669, 1006
66 Springfield burned, 34
Squakeag, 38, punished by Mo- hawks, 16, 17, scouts visit, 53, their home, 15
66 St. Francois, 130
St. John, 130
66 Stockbridge Indian killed, 223
66 story, 43, Rev. Hope Atherton's, 49 suffer for want of food, 38
6: Sunsick, part of Deerfield, 17
.. swamp fight with, 26
66 take captives at Deerfield, SI
take Matthew Severance, 446
66 take Pascomock fort, 92
tease Matthew Severance, 445
66 threaten Deerfield, 33, 93
66 Tomholisick, part of Deerfield, 17
Tonto discovers plot, 34
Toxus, a Norridgewock chief, 129
6. trader, 10
.6 treaty at Kennebeck, 131, with Mo- hawks, 59
66 troubles on northwest frontiers, 306
try to retain captives, 94
Tunxis, allies of Pocumtucks, 15
6% two killed at Vernon, 72, at West- field, 93
4 Uncus, Mohegan sachem, 15
66 Uroen killed, 68
66 village (at Natick), S
66 visit Deerfield, 429, old camping places, 138
Wampanoags, 23, 36
war-wars, 62, 136, 212, 441, 445,
450, 652, 887, 1039, 1063, 1068, declared against, 132, ended, 1140
66 warfare in the west, 307
66 Weenpauk, Scautacook chief, 142
6. Wequamps (Sugar Loaf), 36, 40
66 Weshatchowmesit, part of Deer- field, 17
Wneachchue, Grin, sells land, IS
Woronokes, 15
66 Wottanamon, killed, 105, scalp taken, 105
wound Dea. Samuel Field, 135
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Indian l Indians S Wussquakeeak village, 28 Industry float, 1107
Infantry, 749 Inferior court, 260
Ingalls, John, Civil War, 369 Ingersoll, Charles J. J., 338, 551, 773, 779, 793, 845, Am. Repub., 554 66 Charles T., Dr., 773
66 Eliza I., 773
George L & Co., 956
Joseph, killed at Deerfield, 85, 89 Ingram, Jonathan, killed at Deerfield, 85 Reuben, 706, 707 Inhabitants of Greenfield, 231, 232, meet- ing of, 234
Initiating green hands, 524
Inner commons, 689
Insane Hospital, Northampton, 772, So9, 822, 878
Insolvency court, 1196
Institute (Greenfield), for young ladies, 603
Insurance, 315, 622, agent, 875
Insurgent prisoners at Greenfield, 282
Insurgents, 274, 275, on retreat, 277
Intentions of marriage, 705
Intermediate school, 591
Intermission, Sabbath, to be half hour, 236
Internal revenue, 342
Interstate Mortgage Trust Company, 621 Invocation, 1129
Iowa, 432 Ireland, 698, 740, 859 Irish emigrants, 698 hopeful, 1100 66 Plain, 213, 645, 659, 964, 1021, lo- cated, 191
Iron, 1091
66 foundry, 635
66 ore, 642
66 " Works," 234, 321, 564, 571, 572, 643, burned, 316
Irvin, Harriet, IIIO
Irwin, Senator, 268 66 Richard W., 1123 Isham, Henry B., Civil War, 373 Italy, 1147
Jackman, Alden C., 364, 373
F. A., 1106 Jackson, A., 1106 66 Andrew, Gen., 308, 1179 Michael, Col., 906, 916, 918, 937 Nathaniel, 922 Jacobs, John, Col., 925 Nathan, 707
Jail, Boston, 259 66 Greenfield, 301, 312, limits, 301, 513, 514 Northampton, 246. 272, 274, 279, 282, 283, 439
Jailer, 283, 312, 871 Jam, of logs. 529 James, King II, 61, 63, 11 38 street, 568, 570, 630, 1170 Jamestown, Battle of, 948 " founding of, 1146 Japan, 447 Jaquith, Joseph, 304
Jarvis, George J., 374
Javery, Ephraim, 309
Jeffords, Charles R., 647, 648
Jenkins, Charles, Rev., 484, 889
Clarence B., 1106
66 W. I., cashier, 618
Jenks, counterfeiter, 637
George W., 778 Jennings, Chester, 677 66 George W., 370
Stephen, 55, 56, 58, wife of, 55, 56
Widow, 747
Jennison, Samuel, 689
Jepperson, Amos, 705
Jesuit priests, 32. 69, 107, 128, 131, 11 39
Jewett, George L., 1185
Jonathan, 714
Jillett, soldier, killed, 167
John Ledyard, steamer, 520 Johnson, Adam, his will, 31 1
B. J., Rev., 500
.6 Edward E., 6So
66 Hannah, 704
Henry, house, 630
Isaac, wolf story, 993
66 Jesse, 706
66 Jonathan, 676, 885, soldier, 922, 923
66 Louise, IIIO
66 Lucy, 711
66 Mary, 747
Mehitable, 12
66 Porter, 747
Richard, burial place, 366, death, 747, early settler, 436, soldier, 922, tax, 897
66 Samuel, 688
Thomas, 664, aided in effort to break will, 31 1
66 William, Sir, 208, 209. 957
Jones, Albert, land, 332, 107 2
6. Allen, 328, house burned, 331
.. Allen & Co., fite, 333
Benjamin H., 656
Bertha, IIIO
66 Caleb, 656
carding works, 186
66 Charles, 1024
David S., elector under Smith will, 330, examining committee, 696, hotel, 762, selectman, 792, tyth- ingman, 326 David S., Gen., 849, 889, 892, 1069. 1095
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Jones, Edwin J., land, 656, selectman, 795, | Kane, Asuph, 925 sketch of, 870
66 Eleanor, 1121
66 Elizabeth, 711
G. G., Rev., 500
George P., Pres. senate, 1123
66 Hannah L., 849
Henry, Rev., teacher, 603, 1101, IIS4 Henry W., 784, 825
66 Isaac, 687
Jehiel, 510
.6 John, 44
Jolın W., soldier, 368
Leonard S., militia, 892
6
Levi, manufacturer, 327, 635, 861, 1019
66 Phineas, children die, 737, 738, dies, 745, direct tax, 895, early settler, 243, farm, 687, married, 702, soldier, 922, 923
Raymond, III
S. Russell, Rev., chaplain, 892, rec- tor, 490, school committee, 800
S. Washburn, 656
Brooks & Thompson, 635
66 Mitchell & Co., 332, 635, 1184
66 Moody & Co., 635
: & Paige, 327, 328, 1184, 1192
Joslyn, Lorenzo D., 337, 863 & Eldridge, 1013, 1015
Jotter, William, soldier, 375
Journal of Conference, 141
Joyce, Elizabeth, 708
William, 748
Judah, Anna F., 613
: Henry M., Gen., 952 Theodore D., 952
Judd, Esther, 705, 715
.. Reuben, Lt., 889
66 Thomas, 700, 702 66 W, D., merchant, 622
Judd's History of Hadley, quoted, 51, 53, 539, 988
Judge Aiken's "moral character," 11 98 of agricultural implements, 815
66 of Court of Common Pleas, 831, 805, 810 of District Court, 826, 832
of Insolvency Court, So8
of Police Court, 818
66 of Probate Court, 808, 809, 809, 81I, 813, 817, 1034, 1200, 1202
" of Superior Court, 812
Judiciary committee, 828
Judith's Point, 193
Judkins, Clarence. 1105
Justice of Supreme Judicial Court, 816
Justices of the Peace, 237, 261, 285, 1034
Kane, Anna, III5
Thomas, 1109 Kansas, 338
Kar, Benjamin, 923
Kaulback, G. Harry, 648
Keefe, Timothy, 661
Keene, 168, 169, 1168
Keep, Caleb, Capt., 934
Keith, Alexander, 683
Charles, 758, 795, 796, 797, 877, 1020, 1194
66 Charles H., 620, 1049
Henry, 1078, 1081
James, Capt., 906, 916, 918, 937
John, 619, 862, 863, 1068, 1189
Paper Mills, 626, 863
W. Scott, 376, 1081
William, 331, 332, 335, 340, 619, 620, 758. 763, 778, 791, 792, 793, 794, 795, 858, 862, 872, 877, 892, 1023, 1044, 1067, 1092, 1093, 1095, 1179, 1190, 1200, 1201
William B., 80I
William B., Mrs., 1114,
Kellen, Robert, pastor, 500
Keller, Robert, 892
Kelley, Frank S., 565, 630, 647, 650 66 Fred B., 650
66 Martin H., 376
66 Michael, 372
Samuel C., 656
66 Seymour, 925
66 & Donovan, 628
Kelliher, Dan, 1081
.6 Daniel D., 655
66 Dennis, 624, 679
66 Michael, 679
60 William D., 420
Kellogg, Lt., 131
Alvah S., 367
60 Asa, 300, 647, 868
Bela, 782, 793, 856
66 Dwight, 1081
Joseph, Capt., 143, 147, 149, 150, 161, 444
Juli, 281
.. Lois, 1114
6 Lucy J. Cutler, 802, 985
66 Martin, Capt., 81, 87, 95, 98, 101, 104, 108, 113, 114, 117, 125, 428, 436, 445
Noadiah, 281
Sarah H., 868
66 Stephen, 250
store, 328, 499
Kells, Thomas C., 189
Kelsy, Ahiel, 925
Kemp, Amasa, soldier, 250
Asa, 715
66 Bessie, IIII
John, 706
Kempton, Samuel, 304
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Kendall Kendell §
Calvin, 309 George, 870
66 Lyman, 300, 303, 311, 329, 616, 617, 641, 685, 843, 844, 860, 867, 870, 1050, 1067, 1189 & Russell, 316, 860 :
Kendrick, Asa, 649
Emma L., Dr., 774
Kendricken, Catharine C., 881
Kennebec river, 63, 128, 129, 136, 957
Kennedy, John, 373, 627
Kenney, Cheney, 331
Loranson, 687 Ransom, 1106 66 Reuben, 663, 687 Kennon, Gladys, 1113 W. C., 1113
Kenwood street, 569
Key West, 1030
Kibbe & Crane, 1081
Kilburn, Alice, 672
66 Emory E., 333
66 Washington H., 679, 680
Kile, John, 923
Kimball, George A., 781, 705, 798, 861
John D., 525 66 Royce, 305
W. S., Rev., 481, SOI Kimpland, William, 925 Kinderhook, 57
Kindness, friendly Indian, 93
King, Capt., 939 Benjamin, 212
66 Ezra, 924
66 George 11, 142, 144, 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 153, 154, 155, 157, 159, 161, 199, 11 34
66 George III, 256
James II, 61, 63
66 John C., 666 John G., SI8 66 Joseph, 212
66 Lear, 1145
log, 529
66 Otto, 369, 374
66 Paul, 272
Philip, 1 1 38
66 Philip's War, 106, 11 58 66 Starr, 1172
66 William, 309 66 William's War, 73, So, 98, 438 66 Zadoc, 704
King's chapel, 1006 navy, 527
Kingsland, Jesse. 924 William, 249 Kingsley, Allen R., 377
Darius, 745 E. W., 683, 1193
Elijah, 249, 250, 924
Kingsley, Frank, 445, 649, 758 66 Grace, 1122
Nina, 1122 Kingston, William J., 420 Kinnevan, Mary, 628
Kinyon, Charles, 30
Kirkland, Rev. Dr., 316
Kissing the bride, 1003
Knatt, Christian, 375
Kneeland, J. C., 551, 855 Knight
Knights
of Columbus, 1108, 1109
66 Randolph D., 377
66 Templars Commandary, 828
66 Zebina, 655, 656
Know Nothings, 1081
Knowlton, Olive F., 668
Knox, Henry, Gen., 948
Koch, Lewis, 1117
Koonz, George, III2
Grace, IIIO
66 Lottie, 1112
Ruth, III2
Kossbeil, Amanda M., 1116
Gustave, 1112
Krug, Karl, 1112 Kulya, Nelson, 668
L Co., militia, 1106 Labor Day, 699 66 free and slave, 339
Laborers guarded by soldiers, 135 in 1822, 312
La Chapelle & Belair, fire, 626
La Chasse, Father, 1 31
Ladies' Aid Society, 11 22
Lady Byron, 946
Lafayette, College, 602 Gen., 274, 948 Lague, Edward C., Spanish War, 420
Laird, John, riverman, 526
Lake Champlain, 208, 218, 251, 431. 863 George, 56, 94, 208, 219, 222, 438, 957
" Ontario, 218 Lakeland, Florida, camp at, 417
Lakeman, David, 43 Lalanze, Aleide, Civil War, 378
Lamb, Col., 132
Amherst, Rev., S29
66
artillery 958
66
Bonner M., 784
66 Elijah, child of, 741, 755, defense of U. S. arsenal, 281, takes
Munn tavern, 293
66
Frederic A., 667, 760
66
George F .. 798
66
J. E., fire, 630
66
Joseph II., house, 1183
66
Peter, Rev., pensioner, 305
66
Samuel O., 611, 614, 682, 1041,
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1048, admitted to the bar, 784, editor and proprietor, 553, recol- lections, 118o, register of pro- bate, 779, representative, 777, 778, school committee, Soo, sketch, 829 Lamb, Samuel O., Mrs., 438, 605, 651, 842, 1170
Silas, resident in 1775, 243
66 William, 597 & Lawler, 830
Lambert, Nathaniel, Rev. Dr., 71 I
Lampblack street, 559, 687, location, 192 works, 688
Lampshire, Howard, Civil War, 378 Lancaster, 9, 38, 137
Lancy, Mr., killed, 521
Land, divided, large quantities, 421 grants on Green river, 112
Green river, divided, 115
owners in 1798, 893
Lander, Benj. D., 687 George M., Civil War, 370, sketch, 357
66 James W., 863
66 Lucinda, 357
6 Romeo, 357
Landmarks, 1000
Lanfair, David, 658 66 Elmer, 658
Russell, 323
Langley, Henry W., Civil War, 377
Langstroth, James T., Lt., place of burial, 365 Lorenzo L., Rev., 486, 603, Soo, 817, 971, 972, 1079, 1184, 1194
66 Margaret E., 817
Lanois, Joseph M., Spanish War, 420
Lanphear, Robert S., soldier, 308
Larkin, William, soldier, 250, 926 Larrabee, Eber N., 663
66 Hart, Capt., 576, 663, 889
Hart, Jr., 663
Hart P., 680
66 John, 662
66 Milwaukee Harriet, 662
66 place, 428, 565
.. Timothy, 662
I askey, Robert, resident in 1775, 242 Lathrop, Joseph, Rev., 715
" Timothy, 757 Land, Archbishop of England, 3
Laurel street, 570
Law, Edward S., Civil War, 378
Lawler, Frank J., 784, 1042 Margaret, Mrs., 1188
Lawrence, Academy, 865
Arthur, Rev. Dr., 492
66 Daniel, Civil War, 378
66 M. H., Supt., 1042
66 Marcellus, Civil War, 367
Laws, concerning live stock, 73
Lawyers, drank freely, 546 " Greenfield, 273, 312, 803-833 Leach, Ephraim, 258, 926 66 Hepsey, 706
66 Jeremiah, Rev., soldier, 926
66 Osgood L., 1123
Lead pipe manufactory, 843 Lean-to, 959 Leather, 508
66 breeches, 988 Stocking Tales, 427
Leavitt, Emelia, 168, 483, 803
Hart, 289, 293, 298, 317, 327, 716, 723, 804, 893, 895, 973, 1000, 1068, direct tax, 893, 895, lays out Church street, 303, marries Rachel Barnard, 716, place, 600, 604
Hooker, 713, 782, 783, 788, 789, 790, 791, 803, 821, 1050, death, 325, Fellenberg school, 600, house, 604, member 2d Cong. Church, 483, sketch, 803, town treasurer, 308, 473
66 Jonathan, 484, 550, 685, 695, 709, 720, 742, 779, 780, 783, 804, 895, 973, 1045, 1064, 1068, 1069, ap- pointed chief justice, 289, bank president, 616, 617, committee on division of county, 291, commit- tee to nominate, 470, committee to supply, 463, deals in lottery tickets, 289, deals in public funds, 289, director in bank, 616, house, 967, 1064, 1069, member 2d Cong. Church, 483, pension agent, 304, resident in 1803, 296, resigns judgeship, 310, society leader, 1189
66 Jonathan, Rev., 803
66 Jonathan, Jr., 742
Mary Il., 483, 804, 1069, member 2d Cong. Church, 483
66 Nancy, member 2d Cong. Church, 483
66 Roger, 514
66 Roger H., building committee, Fel- lenberg, 601
66 Sarah 1I., member 2d Cong. Church, 483
66 store, 1068
Le Bair, 95 Lecture course, 816, 1094
Lee, Lucy, 713
66 Robert E., Gen., 346, 432
Rollin A., 680
66 Samuel H., Rev., pastor, 487
Samuel W., tanner, 1796, 293
66 Walter A., 686
Legal tender act, 261
Legeon, James, Civil War, 378
Legislature, 178, 198, 199, 260, 263, 265 to
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277, 279, 510, 571, 589, 616, 804, 805, 807, So8, 814, 817, 818, 820, 822, 825, 828, 830, 846, 847, 853, 855, 856, 857, 864, 867, 869, 885, 945, 949, 954, 1044, 1046, 1199, I 201
Legislature asked to establish county poor- house, 314 asked to refuse bridge charter to John Williams, 291
66 charters bank, 310
66 committee favor division, 51I
66 kills Green river meadow scheme, 476 66 petition to for relief, 299, 512 refuses college bill, 310 requires.school committee, 799 Leighton, Charles W., 562, 579, 664, 796 Leipple, William, 1118
Leitch, W. F., Jr., 1165
Leith, Mary E., 672
Lenois, Tuffield, 689
Leominster. 514, 774
Leon, Alexander, Civil War, 369
Leonard, David, Col. regt., 899, 900, 904, 905, 907, 908, 912, 916, 919, 920. 921. 923, 924, 929, 930, 931, 936, 937, 940 Eliza B., Sec., 1042
66 Ellen S., 664
66 Horatio, 664
John, Civil War, 378
66 Moses, 1026
Noadiah, Capt. co., 914
66 Samuel, 1026
Samuel, Dr., 885
66 street, 470, 567, 569
66 Theodore, 340, 605, 611, 685, 849, 1000, 1157, 1170, 1193, commit- tee to outfit soldiers, 335, mill owner, 642, sells place, 333 Ziba, 664
Leroy, Jonas, 1100
Lester, Francis, child of, 748, died, 318, defense of U. S. arsenal, 281, early settler, 436, Revolutionary pensioner, 305 Francis, Jr., 437
Nancy, " Aunt," 859, died aged 105 years, 436
Lesure, Samuel, Rev. pensioner, 305
Levee at New Orleans, 823
Levens, James, killed at Wequamps. 26 Leverett, 503, 511
Lewis, Mr., child of, 743 George A., Civil War, 377 William, Revolutionary pensioner, 305
Lexington, 274, 426, 708, 715. 812 alarm, 901, 902, 906. 907-91.4, 918, 919, 921, 924, 925, 931, 936, 939, 941
Lexington, battle, 246, 247, 446 6. Kentucky, 8 34
66 steamer burned, 324 Leyden, 91, 187, 188, 276, 446, 476, 657, 659, 660, 662, 764. 893, 1010
Glen, 213, 319, 639, 1045, 1083, I 200
hills, 1170
men at Springfield fight, 280
pastures, 563
66 road, 575. 577, 579, 680, 1021
Libby prison, 354 Liberty pole, 1178
Libraries, 608 to 616, 1128
Library, 1801, 296 64 Association, 609. 1174. organized, 331, building, 866, 1070
Boston Public, 142
66 building, 611
66 fair, 61 3
66 leaves, 1172
66 Jot, 612
social, 608
town, in 1790. 723
Licenses to innholders, 514 Light horse parade, 723 Lillie Lilly } 66 Harold, 1105
pond, 982
66 R., Lt., 903
66 Rufus A., 783
66 Samuel, 663
Lime, 508 Limits Fire District, 1046 Lincoln, Abraham, 277, 338, 782, 807, campaign, 1086
Benjamin, Gen., 260, 277, 297
Brooks M .. 881
66 Chauncey, riverman, 526
Levi, Gov., 1031, historian, 247
6. Lucy, 1031, 1040
66 Luther B., S31, address, 331
66 street, 133, 557, 569. 682, fight at, 190 and Hamlin, 1014
Lindley ¿ Lindsey §
Eliphalet, Revolutionary soldier, 926, 927
Line between Deerfield and Greenfield, 176
66 eight thousand acre, 179, 184
66 of forts, 163, 210
66 seven mile, 179
Linseed oil, 637 Linton, Robert, Civil War, 378
Liston, Richard, Civil War, 370 " Little Billee," song by Thackery, 1176 Hope, 191, 556
Liverboos, 1084 Livermore, Mary. Mrs., 950
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Livery stable, 1013, Nims, 1187 Living man's obituary, 803 room, 961
Livingston, John, Capt., goes to Canada, 94,95
Lizards, 971
Load of wood, quantity determined, 231, 239
Loan exhibition, 1073
Lobdell, Donald M., corp., Spanish War, 419 Local history, 773, 1135
Locating committee's bill, 473
Location of new meetinghouse and com- mittee report, 468, 469, 470, 471, 473
Lock Locke 5 Dr. (Hatfield), 48
Ebenezer, Revolutionary soldier, 927
Locke's pond, 1084
Locks and canal chartered, 293
Locksley Hall, 850
Locomotive engineers'float, 1108
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Senator, 1124, 1125, 1126, 1134, 1154 Log cabin, 76, 1107, 1118 campaign, 1093
camp, 527 drive on the Connecticut, 527
fort, 1003
.. house, 235, 324, 563, 671, 685, 687, 959 66 Plain, 561, 1175
.6 district, 469
66
66 location, 192
4 4
lot, 593, 666, 1026
46 road, 664
66 schoolhouse burned, 589, re- built, 589
Logan, Mr., child of, 740
66 house, 1071
66 James, early settler, 437, 746
John, 327
John P., trustee, 618
= Polly, 739
Loggerhead, 753
Logging on Connecticut river, 526
Lombard, Napoleon, Civil War, 369, 374 Roswell, 712 London, 103, 767, 1143
Long, Alanson, Boston, 678 Alanson B., Capt., Civil War, 358, 376, 848, place of burial, 365 66 building, 326, 330
66 corners, 1021, 1074
David, Sr., 677, 678, 843
David, Jr., 322, 675, 676, 790, 791, 843, 977, 1091, 1185. 1190 = house, 1190
Island, 947, 948
Long Island sound, 324, 418 " 66 James R., sergt., Civil War, 377, 615, 673, 753, 760, 801, 1082 John, Dr., assists Shelburne, 235, 1051
66 Julia H., 673
Lemuel H., 465, 673, 674, 678, 790, 791, 762, 857, 875 Meadow, 43, 104, 278, 454
" river, 516, 517
6 Salmon H., 875 Silas, Dr., located in town, 301, Unitarian Society, 494
Longley, Col., commands regt., 309 Loomis, Aretas, Rev., 478, 838 " Aretas G., Rev., 481, 801, 838 Lord, Hester, 704 Joseph, Judge, 980
Lord's day, traveling, 1004 Lords of Admiralty, 103
Losses of Tenth regt., 342
Lot, lots,
for High school, 590
66 granted, 117
in Green river meadow, 116
on Green river, 113 sold to Gov. Washburn, 612
Lothrop, Thomas, Capt., 12, 26, 31, 32, 40, 435
Timothy, 757, 1067
Lottery, 1071, petition for to build Cheap- side bridge, 288 Loudon, John C. Lord, in command, 214 Louisburg, 128, 1142, taken, 164, 218 46 expedition, 449, 1028, expedition failure, 214 Louisiana, 346, 350, 356, 358, 359, 363, 503 campaign, 860 Louisville, Ky., 846 66 Bar, 846
Loveland, Mr., 653
" Alpheus, 851
Anna, 706
Chauncey, riverman, 526
Chloe, 710
Edward L., Civil War, 376
Frederick, Revolutionary soldier, 706, 927
" George, resident in 1775, 242, Revo- lutionary soldier, 927, 928, sol- dier, 258
66 George, Jr., wife of, 739
66 Henry, riverman, 526
66 Isabella, 36 1
Lucy, 708
Thomas, child died, 737, resident in 1775, 242, warned out, 985
Thomas, Jr., 737
Widow, 747 Lovers' Lane, 192, 559, 669 Lowe, Arthur, 1123
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Lowe Brothers, 652, farm, 632
6 Henry, 1114
James, Civil War, 378, soldier, 251
Lowell, Charles R., 614, 698, 863, 1103, 1163 James R., 1114
66 James Russell, poet, 1148
& Fiske, 61 1
Lower division, Green river, 116
meadows, 1060, 1082
cemetery, 694 66
66 new schoolhouse, 592
Loyalist party, 240
Lucas, Daniel, Revolutionary soldier, 928 fort, Colrain, 163
66 Richard, early settler, 437, resident in 1775, 243
Samuel, farmer, 1795, 293, tannery, 635
Luckust, Edmund, Revolutionary soldier, 928 Luddington, Daniel, convicted of treason, 278
Luey, Dexter, riverman, 526
66 Lester L., 874
Lester L., Capt., 521, 526, riverman, 526
" Orvis, riverman, 526
" Luggers," 507, 520, 522 Lumber, 641 ¥ companies, 527
66 " David" (Wait), 691
for meetinghouse to be sold, 233 prices, 725
Lusher, Eleizer, Maj., committee to man- age Pocumtuck affairs, IS, grantee in Indian deed, 17
Lutheran Church, organized, 503 Lutze, Germany, 774 Lyceum Lyceums S
66 317, 331, 770, 856, 1194
66
of Natural History, N. Y., 970
Lyman, Caleb, Capt., makes a scout, 93 66 Edward Branch, editor, 552
Edward E., 781, 782, 784, SOI, SII, 820, 826, committee to build, 594, director, 614, 615
66 Elihu, Maj., 649, 726, 748, 783, 821, S89, 895, committee to seat meet- inghouse, 294, early settler, 437, Revolutionary pensioner, 305, 2d Cong. Church, 483 66 Elihu, Jr., 437, 780, 821
Harry, 747
66 Henry W., 785 66 Jacob S., 437
66 Joseph, Rev., 714, 720, 727
66 Samuel, 742
60 Sarah, 748
Theodore D., Col., 437, 889
Thomas, Capt., 859
Lyman, William, Maj., aide to Gen. Shep- ard, 280 Lyme, N. H., 769, 811 Lynde, Justice, 994 stage driver, 1091
Lyndon, James, Civil War, 378 Lynx, 987
Lyon, A. J., Rev., pastor, 504 66 Betsey, 710
Caleb, 685, direct tax, 897
66 David, 877
John, direct tax, 895, mill owner, 639
66 Jonathan, Revolutionary soldier, 929
66 Mary, 605
Lyons, A. S. F., 676, 698
66 Charles I)., 1094
Charles E., 1081
66 Fanny, 1114
Frederick R., 646
George E., 874 Hatsell P., corp., Civil War, 376
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