A History of Missouri from the Earliest Explorations and Settlements Until the Admission of the state into the union, Volume III, Part 33

Author: Louis Houck
Publication date: 1908
Publisher: R. R. Donnelley & sons company
Number of Pages: 405


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Clark, Rev. John, first Protestant preacher in upper Louisiana, iii, 203


Clark, Robert P., first Postmaster of Boonville, iii, 63; member of the constitutional convention of 1820, 248; biographical sketch of, 260 Clark, Samuel, a pretended Baptist preacher, iii, 223 Clark, Thomas, ii, 163


Clark, William, makes a treaty for Platte country, i, 12; as to Sullivan, 14; ii, 398; biography of, iii, 3; one of the first trustees of the St. Louis schools, 72, 104; writes Sibley in 1813 that the Indians are secretly hostile, 110; a member of the Missouri Fur company, 191, 235


Clarkland, Daniel, ii, 101


Clark's Fort, iii, 110, 137


Clarkson, John, iii, 227


Clarksville, iii, 158


Clay, Henry, ili, 246, 271 Clay Compromise, so-called, ill, 271 Clay, James, ii, 101


Clay, Jeremiah, ii, 94


Clay, Samuel, ii, 94, 95


Clay, Santiago, ii, 94


Clay county, 1, 10; iii, 157


Claywel, Jesse, ii, 152


Clays, of Missouri, i, 22


Clearmont, Pierre, ii, 87


Cleaver, Stephen, member of the con- stitutional convention of 1820, ili, 249


Clem, Thomas, i, 386


Clemens, James, ii, 160; iii, 193 Clemens, James, junior, iii, 234


Clemens, or Clement, John, i, 376; ii, 162 Clemings, or Clemons, John, ii, 162 Clermont, Louise, ii, 150


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Clemson, Colonel, second of Lucas in Benton duel, iii, 7 Clermont, Osage chief, town builder, i, 179, 193; proper name Iron Bird, 194 Clermont, Michel, ii, 150


Clermont, Benjamin, ii, 150


Cleveland, John T., one of the pro- prietors of the "Missouri Intelligen- cer," iii, 66


Cline, Peter, ii, 158


Clingensmith, Daniel, ii, 192


Clouet, Guillaume, i, 357


Clouds of Turtle doves, i, 38


Coats, James, iii, 157


Coats, Joseph, iii, 157


Coats, William, iii, 157, 221


Coat's Prairie, iii, 222; Mite society, 222 Cobb, Gabriel, ii, 77 Cobb, Samuel, iii, 85 Cobalt, i, 22


Coburn, John, appointed judge of Louisiana, ii, 401; biographical sketch of, 401


Cochran, Jesse, iii, 131


Cochran, Thomas, i, 382


Cochran, James W., ii, 101


Cockran, John, iii, 84


Cockran, Mrs. George, ii, 185


Coalter family, iii, 18


Cockersham, Henry, ii, 163; iii, 219


Cockrell, James, iii, 137


Cockrel, Francois, ii, 149


Cockrill, James, iii, 115


Coder, or Godair, Toussaint, or San- tos, ii, 147, 149


Coen, Elias, i, 382; ii, 257


Coen, Jacque, i, 367


Cogle, Roger, ii, 77


Cohen, or Cowen, William, ii, 149


Cohun, a Delaware chief, i, 210


Coignard, Charles Napoleon, ii, 159 Coignard, Louis, organizes a society of Sansculottes in St. Louis, i, 320; ii, 56, 62, 159 Coil, Andrew, i, 344


Cois, Jean B., ii, 52


Colbert, i, 163


Colbert, A. George, iii, 238


Coldwater Creek, ii, 66


Coldwater, Methodist meeting at, iii, 238


Cole, biographical sketch of family, iii, 100


Cole, David, ii, 70, 95


Cole, Hannah, location of her fort, iii, 120, 138, 146


Cole, James, iii, 114; explains what became of Coursault's whiskey, 116;


gives an account to Draper of the Indian wars in the Boonslick coun- try, 117


Cole, Samuel, his account of Mc- Lean's escape, iii, 209


Cole, Stephen, iii, 99, 116, 146; killed by the Indians, 100


Cole county, organized by the first General Assembly, iii, 268


Cole's Fort, iii, 115; on Missouri, 120. Colgin, John, ii, 70


Collard Elijah, iii, 103


Collard, Elisha, iii, 106


Collard, Francois, ii, 55


College Library, iii, 73


Collel, Baptiste, ii, 165


Collel, Bonaventure, ii, 22, 155


Collel, Francois, ii, 22, 155


Collier, George, ii, 87


Collier, Michael, keeps tavern at Franklin, iii, 61 Colliers, of St. Charles, iii, 197


Collin, Jean Baptiste, ii, 55, 141 Collin, Francois Langlois, ii, 142


Collin, Louis, ii, 68


Collins, Jacob, ii, 76; iii, 103, 105


Collins, Capt. Joseph, ii, 150, 256 Collins, Juan, ii, 166


Collot, Gen. Victor, visits St. Louis, i, 320; his plan to fortify St. Louis, 321; on the inhabitants of St. Charles, ii, 86; visits New Madrid, 139; at Cape Girardeau, 174; in his opinion the attack on St. Louis


has been exaggerated, ii, 41, 155


Coleman family on Current river, iii, 157


Coleman, John, ii, 75


Colman, Alexander, i, 379


Colman, Bernard, i, 379


Colman, Charles P., i, 379


Colman, Edward, ii, 326


Colman, Francois, i, 357, 386


Colman, Veuve Theresa, i, 379


Cologne, ii, 151


Coltier, George, iii, 157


Columbia, on the Missouri, iii, 184 Columbia, iii, 157


Colvin, Aaron, ii, 78


Colvin, Benjamin, iii, 83


Comb, Jean, ii, 151


Come, il, 86


Come, Pierre, dit La Jeunesse, ii, 245


Comegys, Jean P., ii, 56


Comegys, John G., ii, 405


Commandants, extent of their juris- diction under the Spanish law, ii, 197


Commandants of Ste. Genevieve, ex- tent of jurisdiction, i, 362; of St. Louis, sub-delegate, ii, 217


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Commercial activity of country, ii, 255 Commissioners to adjust land-titles under the act of 1805, iii, 40; of the second board, 54


Common field, i, 337; of New Bour- bon, 365; of St. Louis, boundary of, ii, 24; extent of under decree of Cruzat, 25; of Carondelet, 64, of Marais des Liards, 78; of St. Charles, 84; of extent of the St. Charles common fields, 84; no common field established at New Madrid, ii, 125; of Ste. Genevieve, extent of, iii, 233


Common law, act introducing, iii, 12


Company of St. Philippe, i, 283


Company of the West, i, 271; charter of, 272; merged with the Royal company of the Indies, 273


Comparios, Jean, i, 374; dit La Pierre, ii, 17, 245


Complaints, of Shawnees and Dela- wares, i, 219; speech of Wahepe- lathy, complaining of robberies, 219 Comster, Archibald, i, 382 Comstock, Thomas, i, 280


Conac, dit Marquis, Louis, i, 357


Conant, describes mounds of New Madrid, i, 58; of Bayou St. John, 58


Concealed weapons, practice to carry, iii, 73


Concessions of St. Ange, the form of, ii, 20


Concord Baptist church, iii, 216


Concrete vessels, of Nahua origin found on the Saline, i, 47


Conde, Dr. Auguste, ii, 12, 18, 25, 53


Conde, Constance, ii, 22


Conferences held at McKendrce Chapel, iii, 241 Congregations of the Missions, ii, 319; first members of in America, 320, 326


Congress, attaches Platte country to Missouri, i, 12; authorizes pur- chase of Orleans, ii, 347; makes provision to equip an army, 348; extra session of in 1803, 356; ob- jects to the State constitution of 1820, iii, 271 Congwell, James, ii, 166


Conn, Rev. Richard, iii, 238 Connand, Dr. Joseph, sketch of, ii, 27 Connavan, James, i, 382 Connelly, Hugh, ii, 186, 192


Connelly, John, iii, 83 Connelly, Timothy, il, 192


Connor, Benjamin, ii, 149


Connor, Ephraim, ii, 148


Connor, Frederick, i, 376


Connor, Hugh, ii, 56


Connor, Jacob, ii, 76


Connor, John, i, 379


Connor, Patrick, ii, 155


Conquest of the Northwest for Vir ginia, ii, 331


Conrad, David, ii, 97


Conrad, D. H., iii, 23


Constable, office created, ii, 381


Constant, Catharine, ii, 65


Constant, Gabriel, senior, dit Laramie, ii, 65


Constant, Gabriel, junior, 65 .


Constant, Joseph, ii, 65, 245


Constant, Julien, 65


Constant, Leon, ii, 63


Constant, Louis, ii, 65


"Constitution," steamboat, iii, 200 Constitutional convention of Mis-


souri of 1820, iii, 249; the constitu- tion went into effect of its own motion, 250; submitted to Con- gress, 271


Contract with Spanish Government for supply of flour, ii, 258


Constructive insults, cause of duels, iii, 75, 76 Continental Congress, ii, 144


Convention, first west of the Missis- sippi, ii, 388


Converse, Daniel, ii, 398


Conway, Father J. J., ii, 294, 299


Conway, Frederick R., member of the second board of land commissioners, iii, 54


Conway, Henry W., iii, 184


Conway, Jeremiah, ii, 192


Conway, Capt. Joseph, 72, 73; iii, 85, 86, 107 Conway, Morris, ii, 337


Cook, Daniel P., 377


Cook, David, ii, 151


Cook family, i, 377


Cook, Harry, ii, 102


Cook, Gen. John, i, 377


Cook, John, owns a mill at St. Charles, ii, 85, 102


Cook, John Dillard, i, 377


Cook, John D., i, 377; iii, 10; Judge of the Supreme Court, 10; member of the constitutional convention, 249; appointed Judge, 366


Cook, Nathaniel, i, 376, 377; Major in the war of 1812, 377; prominent political character, 377; iii, 7, 103, 106; in the Boonslick campaign, 120; member of the convention,


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249; candidate for the United States Senate, 167 Cook Settlement, i, 376; iii, 183, 239 Cooking, of the French Canadians, ii, 277 Cooley, Charles, iii, 84.


Cooley, James, iii, 115, 137


Cooley, John, iii, 117


Cooley, Joseph, iii, 115, 137


Cooley, Perrin, iii, 137


Coons, John, iii, 7


Coons, Martin, ii, 155


Coontz, Jacob, ii, 71


Coontz, John, owns a mill at St. Charles, ii, 85


Coontz, Martin, ii, 165


Coontz, Nicolas C., or Kountz, ii, 86


Cooper county organized, iii, 8; named in honor of Sarshall Cooper, iii, 116


Cooper family, account of, iii, 121 Cooper's Fort, iii, 116, 118, 137, 138 Cooper, Ben. A., iii, 86


Cooper, Benjamin, iii, 7, 84, 106, 108; captures boat of Coursault, 113; captain of Boonslick company, 118; appointed Major, 120; first settled in Boonslick country, 146 Cooper, Benjamin, junior, ili, 115, 118, 120


Cooper, Braxton, iii, 115; his farm on the Missouri in 1811, 146


Cooper, Braxton, junior, killed by the Indians in 1814, iii, 118


Cooper, Catherine, ii, 152


Cooper, Capt., account of an Indian massacre in Boonslick country, iii, 116


Cooper, David, iii, 115


Cooper, Dr., in Cooper county, iii, 83


Cooper, George, iii, 159


Cooper, Francis, iii, 115


Cooper, James, ii, 185, 192


Cooper, John, i, 372; iii, 115, 131


Cooper, Joseph, iii, 115


Cooper, Robert, iii, 115; first mar- riage in Boonslick to Elizabeth Carson, iii, 146


Cooper, Samuel, iii, 104, 107


Cooper, Sarshall, killed, iii, 115


Cooper, Stephen, iii, 115


Cooper, William, iii, 115


Copper, i, 22


Copper awl found in Mississippi county mound, i, 62


Copper hatchet found in Boone county mound, i, 95 Copper, J. N., iii, 185


Costero, George, ii, 165 Coshow, William, ii, 94


Cord, Rev. John, iii, 240 Cordell, Hiram, iii, 104 Cordell, Jean, ii, 72 Cordelle, means a small rope, ii, 263 Corder, John, i, 372 Cormeck, Mathew, ii, 165


Corneau, or dit Martigny, Francois, ii, 245


Cornelius, Jeptha, ii, 186, 192 Cornice Rock, i, 20 Corno, Baptiste, ii, 56 Coroner, il, 381


Coroner's jury, first in St. Louis, ii, 405; members of the jury, 405


Coronado, Francesco de, biographi- cal sketch of, i, 120; commands expedition to conquer the seven cities of Cibola, 121; route of ex- pedition, 121; camps at Tiquex, 121; begins march to Quivira, 123; reaches the great plains, 125; dis- tance marched, 128; orders army to return, and goes forward with an escort, 130; thinks he has found Quivira, 130; describes the coun- try, 133; mentions the head dress of the Osages, 133; the Hayas and Cayas mentioned by Garcillasso, 134; Quivira probably on the lower Missouri or Mississippi, 135; his letter to the king, 133 Cottard, Francis, ii, 391


Cottle, Dr. Warren, ii, 391, 392


Coudaire, or Coudere, Pierre, ii, 56 Couder, Joseph, or Coudaire, ii, 68, 91 Couder, Renez, ii, 147


Coullard, Rina, or Depray, ii, 245


Counties of the Missouri territory, first, iii, 2


Country, aspect of, iii, 158


County Courts established, iii, 6


County of Illinois, ii, 331


Coupin, Clodie Antone Gabriel, ii, 150 Coupneau, Joseph, or Coussineau, ii, 161


Corruption, of Spanish officials, i, 359 Corvasier, Francois Barthelemi, ii, 152, 153


Coursault, Capt., boat of captured, iii, 113; attempts to evade settlers, 114; his whiskey, 116; killed at attack of Cote sans Dessein, 106, I 26


Courts of the territory of Louisiana, terms of and where held, ii, 413 Courtois, J. M., iii, 103, 105 Courtois, Louis, iii, 101, 105


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Cous, Elliott, i, 2 Cousin, Barthelemi, deputy surveyor of Cape Girardeau, ii, 25; secre- tary of Lorimier, 180; his place of residence at Cape Girardeau, 181; his grant on Whitewater, 188; offers to purchase land from the Spanish government and refusal to sell, 223 Coussot, Simon, ii, 54, 65 Couteley, Francisco, dit Marche a Terre, ii, 151 Coutoure, Joseph, i, 357 Coutre, Portell, ii, 151 Coutu, or Cottu, or Coutue dit Cha- toyer, Jacque, ii, 147, 245 Coutue, Etienne, ii, 147 Coutume de Paris, ii, 195


Courtesy of French Canadian settlers, ii, 272


Courts of Common Pleas, established in upper Louisiana, ii, 380; at what places, iii, 161 Courts of Quarter Sessions, ii, 211 Courthouse of Jackson, iii, 168 Courthouse of Potosi, iii, 183 Courtmanche, Barthelemi, ii, 56, 86 Cortney, Alexander, has a ferry near Femme Osage in 1811, iii, 62 Courtnay, Jean Marie, ii, 69


Courtois, Jacques, i, 356


Courtois, Louis, i, 366; ii, 66, 74 Courtois, Louis, junior, ii, 76 Cotard, Francois, ii, 54 Coté, or Cotte, Baptiste, ii, 87 Coté, Jean, ii, 9 Coté, Joseph, ii, 88


Côte sans Dessein, mounds near, i, 94; residence of Capt. Coursault, iii, . 113; Indians attack, 125; powder magazine explodes, 126, 143


Cottee, Jacques, ii, 150


Cothner, Jacob, ii, 188


Cothner, John, ii, 188, 189


Cotte, Alexis, ii, 9


Cotté, Marie Louise, ii, 10


Cottle, Almond, ii, 97


Cottle, Andrew, ii, 96


Cottle, Jonathan, ii, 96


Cottle, Joseph, ii, 96 Cottle, Ira, 97, 98; iii, 8


Cottle, Isaac, ii, 96 Cottle, Lorenzo, ii, 98 Cottle, Marshall, ii, 98 Cottle, Stephen, ii, 98 Cottle, Sylvanus, ii, 96 Cottle, Warren, ii, 98


Cotton gins, ii, 185


Cotton picked by the children, ii, 232


Cottu, Alexander, iii, 131 Cottu, Baptiste, iii, 110 Covington, Strother, iii, 104 Cowan, James, i, 382; ii, 73


Cowan, James, ili, 131 Cowan, William, i, 383 Cox, Amos, il, 166 Cox, Andrew, i, 367, 382 Cox, Benjamin, i, 367, 382, 383


Cox, Benjamin, junior, 1, 383


Cox, Caleb, iii, 182


Cox, James, senior, ii, 190; iii, 157


Cox, James, junior, ii, 190


Cox, Jesse, iii, 115, 119


Cox, Solomon, iii, 115


Cox, William, ii, 155; iii, sergeant, 119 Cox, Zachariah, i, 383 Cox's Fort, iii, 119 Coxe's Carolina, i, 2


Coyteaux, Louis, i, 356, 367


Cozzens, discovers a brick made at Paris for Renault, i, 282


Cozzens, Horatio, murdered by French Strother, iii, 22


Crabbin, Charles, ii, 152


Crafford, or Crawford, William, ii 162 Craig, Elisha, ii, 153


Craig, Hiram, iii, 156


Craig, James, ii, 75


Craig, Capt. Peter, ii, 183; iii, 104, III; killed at the battle of the Sink- hole, 130, 132


Craig, Philip, ii, 153


Craig, William, ii, 96; iii, 85


Craighead, Alexander, iii, 245


Cramer, a celebrated manufacturer of pistols, iii, 74 Crane, Aaron, iii, 158


Crane, Rev. John, ili, 238


Cranes, fill the sand bars, i, 35


Crawford county, iii, 187


Crawford, George, early teacher of Cooper county, iii, 70


Crawford, James, i, 376


Crawford, Thompson, ii, 162


Crawford, William, ii, 162


Crawford, W. H., iii, 183


Creason, Peter, iii, 115


Creason, William, iii, 115


Creath, William, one of the founders of the "Independent Patriot " at Jackson, iii, 66


Credit certificates of Spain not ac- ceptable, ii, 364 Creeks, ii, 75 Creeley, Jean Baptiste, ii, 67 Creliz, Jean Baptiste, i, 354; ii, 68 Creliz, Francois, ii, 68


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Creliz, Michel, ii, 68 Crely, Theresa, ii, 101 Crepo, Joseph, ii, 54 Crepeau, Louis, ii, 53 Cresswell, Michael, i, 366 Creve Coeur, ii, 72


Criddle, Mrs. Edward, teaches pri- mary school at Jackson, iii, 70 Crider, James, iii, 157 Criminal cases, how tried by Spanish officials, ii, 197, 200


Criminal offenses almost unknown among French Canadian settlers, ii, 272


Criminal offenses, various as defined by Indiana Judges, ii, 380


Crips, David, 1, 382 Crispin, Thomas, ii, 165 Crittenden, J. J., ii, 337


Crittenden, T. T., i, 350; iii, 13; duel with Dr. Fenwick, 75


Croche Marias, ii, 86, 98


Crocodiles, mentioned by La Hontan, i, 25 Cropper, Thomas, ii, 72 Crops of 1772-74, ii, 238


Crops, of Cape Girardeau, ii, 238; Little Prairie, 238; New Madrid, 238 Crosby, Hezekiah, ii, 69, 91 Crosby, Elisha, i, 382 Crosby, Isaac, ii, 69


Cross erected in what is now Perry county, ii, 290; by Father St. Cosme, i, 241


Cross, Jacob, or Croisse, ii, 151


Cross, Zacharia, iii, 85


Crow, Benjamin, i, 372-3 Crow, Godfrey, or Kroh, ii, 96 Crow, Henry, ii, 96


Crow, Jacob, i, 381; ii, 155


Crow, John, ii, 156 Crow, Michael, ii, 96 Crow, Polly, i, 373


Crow, Walter, i, 372


Crowley's Ridge, i, 101, 232


Crozat, Antoine, biographical sketch of, i, 269; charter of, 270; com- mercial scheme of, 271; failure of, 271


Crumb, George, or Crump, ii, 77, 101 Crump, Robert, ii, 384 Crump, William, iii, 131 Crutchlow, Joseph, ii, 185, 186 Cruzat, Don Francesco, succeeds Piernas, i, 30; ordered to encour- age the cultivation of flax and hemp, 305; displeases Galvez, 305; ii, 13, 20, 30, 44; promulgates or- dinances in St. Louis, 49, 53; grants


land to Tayon, 81, 195; reap- pointed Lieutenant-Governor, i, 307; makes trip to St. Louis from New Orleans in 59 days, 308; brings powder to Valle, 308; sends Auguste Chouteau to New Orleans with English flags, 308; reports English preparations to attack upper Louisiana, in 1781, 308; apprehensive of the Americans, 310; makes peace with 150 Indian tribes, 311; receives a visit from Gen. Harmar, 311; makes plan to fortify St. Louis, ii, 42, 312 Crytz, Peter, ii, 192 Cuningham, James, iii, 85


Cuningham, John, iii, 85


Currin, Lemuel, iii, 107 Cuivre river, i, 17; ii, 95; iii, 186


Cuivre Settlement, ii, 95


Culberson, Jean, ii, 160 Culbertson, James, iii, 157


Cul de Sac, location of, ii, 14


Culinary utensils, of Osages, i, 191


Cumberland Presbyterians, iii, 215


Cuming, Fortescue, visits Morgan, ii, 128; describes New Madrid, iii, 172; a scene on the Mississippi near Point Pleasant, 181


Cummings, James C., acquires the "Gazette," iii, 65 Cummings, John, ii, 75, 160; iii, 7 Cumins, Robert, ii, 160


Cumins, Steward, ii, 161


Cummins, Wilson, or Cummings, ii, 160


Cunningham, George, i, 375


Cunningham, James, i, 374


Cunningham, Thomas, ili, 157


Cuny, James, ii, 164


Cuny, Nicolas, ii, 164


Cupples, Samuel, in partnership with Thomas Mann at Jackson, iii, 196 Curott, Charles, or Curote, ii, 150 Current river, i, 17


Currin, James, ii, 384


Currins, or Curry, James, ii, 163


Curry, Guillaume, 1, 367


Custeau, John, ii, 165


Cuture, Joseph, i, 367


D


Dabbyan, David, ii, 154. Dagneau, Phillip, i, 357 Dagobert, Pierre, ii, 21, 204 Dahmen, Francois Xavier, ii, 321, 326


Daly, James, teaches school in Frank- lin, iii, 70


Dana, of Connecticut, iii, 242


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Dances and balls among the French Canadian settlers, ii, 273 Dandiere, or Dondle, Alexander, i, 382


Dany, John, ii, 162


Daperon, or Dapron, Nicolas, ii, 155 Dapron, Guillaume, ii, 150


Daperon, William, ii, 152 Dapron, Marie Louise, ii, 150


Darbres, with Bourgmont's expedi- tion, i, 268


Dardenne, i, 17; Presbyterian church organized, iii, 230


Dardenne, Touissant, ii, 97


Dardenne, origin of name, ii, 97


Darnes case, ili, 22


Darnielle, Isaac, biographical sketch of, iii, 12


Darst, David, ii, 94


Darst, Abraham, ii, 92


Darst's Bottom, ii, 95


Darwin's Journal, i, 39


Datchurut and Viviat, contest La- clede's claim, ii, 2


Datchurut, Elizabeth, ii, 56, 165


Datchurut, owns salt works, ii, 26


Datchurut, Jean, i, 339, 341, 342, 346


Datchurut, Jean Baptiste, i, 385


Datchurut, Joseph, ii, 2


Daugherty, Capt. of the Cape Girar- deau company, iii, 120


Daugherty, John, biographical sketch of, i, 10


Daugherty, Ralph, iii, 196


Daugherty, Thomas M., iii, 245


Dauphin Island, i, 271


Dauphin, or Dolphin or Dofine, Jean Baptiste, ii, 65 Davenport, E. D., iii, 105


David, Father, Seminarian Mission- ary, Bishop of Mauricastro in parti- bus, ii, 322 Davidson, John, i, 4; iii, 6, 8


Davion, Father, on Mississippi, i, 240, 245


Davis, Benjamin, ii, 147


Davis, Elias, iii, 13


Davis, Garah, ii, 178


Davis, Greer W., iii, 24; last terri- torial lawyer, iii, 32


Davis, H. C., keeps tavern in Jackson in 1816, iii, 61; president of the Cape Girardeau Mite society, 223 Davis, Jacque, i, 367


Davis, James, i, 382; ii, 76; iii, 85 Davis, John, ii, 149; iii, 224; iii, 245 Davis, Jonathan, iii, 138 Davis, Judge Thomas Terry, ii, 378 Davis, Lot, iii, 227


Davis, Ludwell, iii, 131 Davis, Luke, ili, 227


Davis, Rev. Philip, iii, 239, 242 Davis, Ralph, ii, 56 Davis, Salomon, iii, 227 Davis, Samuel, ii, 147


Davis, dit David Johnson, Thomas, ii, 149 Davis, Timothy, iii, 23 Davis, William, i, 372; iii, 229 Davy, Gregoire, ii, 286


Dawson, discusses Morgan's New Madrid plan, ii, 115 Dawson, Dr. Robert A., i, 3; brother- in-law of Walker, 7; ili, 6, 7, 8; settled at New Madrid in early days, iii, 82, 107, 249


Day, Aaron, ii, 147 Day. Hezekiah, ii, 160


Deakins, William, ii, 164 Dearborn, General, ii, 408


Debate in Congress in relation to ad- mission of Missouri, iii, 246; rela- tive to the Constitution of 1820, 271 Debois, Louise, or Lisette, ii, 149


Decatur, town laid out by Risher, ii, 181


Decelle, Alexander, i, 372, 379


Decelle, Joseph, syndic of Mine à Breton, i, 372, 373, 379 Dechamp, dit Hunot, Toussaint, ii, 22, 245 Dechamps, Jean Baptiste, ii, 21


Decker, Moses, ii, 149


Deer skins used as currency, ii, 259


Deganne, Joseph, ii, 147


Degieure, or Deguire, Louis, ii, 65


Deherte, Hyacinthe, iii, 103, 105


Deherte, Louis, iii, 106


Dejarlais, Charles, ii, 69. See De- Jarlais Dejarlais, Eloy, ii, 160


Dejarlais, Paul, ii, 68


Delachenaie, with Bourgmont, i, 268


Delap, John, iii, 188


Delapland, Joshua, i, 384


Delaplane, Benjamin, 1, 384


Delarebondiere, Auguste, ii, 156


Delas, ii, 69


Delauny, or Delaunay, David, ii, 76, 383, 395


Delaware town, road from there to Daugherty's, iii, 168


Delawares and Shawnees, meet Clark prior to war of 1812, iii, 101


Delawares, settled in upper Louis- iana, with Shawnees, i, 214 Delin, Francois, dit Francois Delain, ii, 10, 30, 232


Deline, Stephen, i, 374, 379 Delisle, Joseph, ii, 54. See DeLisle Delisle, dit Bienvenue, Louis, il, 54


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Delisle, Marie Francois, ii, 53 Delor de Treget, Joseph, i, 357 Delor, Don Clemento, i:, 81 Delorier, L'Abbe, or Delaurier, ii, 69 Delorior, Helen, ii, 56 Delor's Village, ii, 64


Demaillaiz, Frances, establishes a college in 1820, iii, 69 Demaiseuire, ii, 166


Demands, presented in memorial, ii, 390 De Master, James, iii, 84 Demers, ii, 53


Demint, Benjamin, ii, 157


Demint, Jesse, ii, 152, 155


Demint, Joseph, ii, 158


Demon, at Grand Tower, i, 161


Demos, Charles, ii, 162, 187, 192


Demun, or Demers, i, 368


Denaux, Eugene Dorys, or Dorsieres, ii, 56


Denis, Jacques, ii, 20, 52 Denis, Michel, i, 357


Denney, or Dennys, Charles, ii, 99


Dennir, Jean, or Jeanne, ii, 148


Dennir, Marie Louise, ii, 142


Dennis, Charles, iii, 106


Dennis, Christian, ii, 99


Denny, Boyd, ii, 383


Denoyer, Louise, ii, 150


Denoyon, Antoine, ii, 151


Denoyon, Louis Toussaint, ii, 147 Dent, F., iii, 232


Dentists, iii, 83


Denys, or Dennis, Jean, ii, 147 Depaw, or Depauw, Carlos, ii, 150 Depuis, or Dupois, Paul, ii, 55


Deputy, Joseph, ii, 101


Depyster, a partner of Demun, i, 368 Derbigny, Don Pedro, ii, 101, 140; moves to New Orleans, 141; mar- ried a sister of DeLassus and elected fifth governor of Louisiana, iii, 59 Derlac, Bernard, ii, 151


Derlac, Girard, ii, 151 Derlac, Jean, ii, 160 Derland, Jean, ii, 147 Dernige, ii, 53


Deroche, dit Canadian, Baptiste, ii, 245


Deroche, Pierre, ii, 147, 148


Derocher or Deroche, Antoine, ii, 87 Derocher, Barthelemi, i, 356 Derosia, dit Canadian (De Soca) Baptiste, ii, 68 Derosier, Marie Ann, ii, 149. See De Rosier Derouin, Nicholas, i, 357


Derouse, dit St. Pierre, Francois, ii, 245. See De Rouse


Derousser, or des Rousses dit St. Pierre, Francois, ii, 147 Deroy, Michael, ii, 87 Derry, Boone's negro boy, ii, 93


Desalle, dit Cayolle, Francois, ii, 245 Descary, Gabriel, ii, 11 Descary, Joseph, ii, 56 Deschamps, Marie Louise, ii, 10 Deschamps, Jean B., ii, 294 Deschamps, Mary, ii, 294


Deselle, or Duclos, Alexander, i, 339, 372 Desfonds, Louis, ii, 21


Deshetre, Antoine, ii, 67. See Des- Hetre


Desmoulin, Jean Baptiste, ii, 55


Desnoyers, Bazil, ii, 75. See Des- Noyers Desperentreioux, Lucas, ii, 166


Detailly, Denau, ii, 270 Detandebratz, M., iii, 193


Detchemendy, Pascal, i, 355, 385; ii, 358, 364, 384, 391, 392


Deveaux, Pierre, ii, 67


Devil's Tea Table, ii, 191


Devore, David, ii, 155


Devore, Jacob, ii, 165


Devore, James, iii, 25


Devore, Luke, ii, 155


Devore, Uriah J., keeps tavern at St. Charles, iii, 60; postmaster of St. Charles, 63 Dey, or Day, John, ii, 72


Deys, Father Leo, ii, 328; professor of the St. Louis college, iii, 71


Diaz, Manuel, ii, 151


Diacre, Marie Ursule, ii, 18


Dickson, Druscilla, ii, 187


Dickson, Ezekiel, ii, 192


Dickson, Frederick, ii, 100


Dickson, Hezekiah, ii, 187


Dickson, Josiah, a biographical sketch of, iii, 147 Dickson, Lewis, i, 381; ii, 187


Dickson, Obidiah, iii, 158.


Dickson, Robert, a British agent, biographical sketch of, iii, 102


Dickens, William, ii, 186


Didier, Father Pierre Joseph, ii, 62, 68, 86, 309


Didier, Pierre, first State Treasurer, iii, 266 Diehle, ii, 297 Diel, Henry, iii, 67 Dielle, Antoine, i, 385 Dielle, Henry, i, 355 Dielle, Joseph, i, 356 Dietramble, Baptiste, ii, 166


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INDEX


Diez, Thomas, ii, 151 Dilatre, Medard, ii, 321 Dillard, Captain, Thorn, in his com- pany, ii, 181


Dillon, James Francois, i, 384


Dillon, William, i, 376; ili, 106 Dinn, Samuel, iii, 106 Dion, Francois, ii, 54


Dion, Nicholas T., ii, 22


Directions in


which Coronado marched, i, 127, 129, 130, 132


Dirks carried by many people, iii, 74 Dissatisfaction because territory was attached to Indiana territory, ii, 385 Dissolution of the Union threatened, iii, 248


Distance of Fort Osage from St. Louis, iii, 148


Distance marched by Coronado as- certained by a soldier's counting steps, i, 129


Distances, immense travelled by Methodist ministers, iii, 237




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