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Presseau, Francois, ii, 87 Presse, Louis Baptiste, ii, 68
Presset, or Gresset, Jean, ii, 148
Preston, Jonathan, i, 383 Preston, Susana, ii, 150 Prevot, or Prevost, Jean, ii, 20 Prewitt, Charles, ii, 75 Prewitt, M., iii, 187
Prewitt, Samuel, ii, 75 Price, Conrad, dit Leonard, ii, 245
Price, David King, ii, 78
Price, George, ii, 99
Price, Jacob, ii, 166
Price, John, i, 366; ii, 384
Price, John W., Col. in Missouri regiment of the Seminole war, iii, 79 Price, Risdon H., iii, 235
Prices for farm products, ii, 237; at Franklin, iii, 154; at New Madrid, for provisions in 1817, 180
Priest, Dr. Zenas, acquires an inter- est in the "Missouri Herald," at Jackson, iii, 66; settles in the Cape Girardeau District in 1805, 82
Prieur, Francois, ii, 88
Prieur, Noel Antoine, secretary of Commandant of St. Charles, ii, 86, 166
Prieur, W. Lacroix, ii, 60
Primm, Judge Wilson, ii, 26
Primo, Paul, ii, 102
Primo, Pelagie, ii, 55
Primo, Pierre, ii, 102
Prince, Governor, thinks Coronado reached the Missouri, i, 132
Prince, William, ii, 395
Prior, Rachel, i, 356
Prior, Thomas, i, 356
Pritchard, John, ii, 150
Pritchett, Antoine, ii, 232
Pritchett, James, ii, 73, 102
Pritchett, John, ii, 151
Pritchett, Nancy, ii, 149
Pritchett, Peter, ii, 73
Pritchett, Prudentia, ii, 151
Pritchett, Thomas, ii, 150
Probst, Jacob, ii, 192
Probst, John, ii, 188
Process Verbal, form of, when LaSalle took possession of Louisiana, i, 164 Proctor, Rev. Ben., iii, 239
Prodigious flocks of wood pigeons, i, 39 Produce shipped to New Orleans, ii, 237 Products paid for in peltry, ii, 237
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Prolific animal life, i, 34 Property, rapid increase in value, iii, 150 Proposal to exclude the United States from the Mississippi, ii, 332 Proprietors of the town of Osage, iii, 184 Protector, Joseph, i, 358 Protector, Nancy, i, 358
Protestant baptism, first administered west of the Mississippi, iii, 204 Protestant members, of the first Protestant church organized west of the Mississippi, iii, 206
Protestant ministers, their struggles, iii, 229
Protestant preacher, first in upper Louisiana, iii, 203
Protestant preachers, not allowed in the Spanish possessions, iii, 203; expected to labor without compen- sation, 220
Protestant religion, objected to by Spanish officials, iii, 201
Proulz, Bazil, ii, 56 Proulz, Gabriel, ii, 60
Proveau, or Proveaux, Nicolas, ii, 20 Provençal, trades in Spanish territory, ii, 40
Provenchere, ii, 392
Provenchere, Jean Baptiste, ii, 11, 21 Provenchere, Jean Louis, ii, 11
Provenchere, Pierre, son-in-law of Rutgers, ii, 69, 87, 98, 391
Providence Baptist church, iii, 209, 216, 219
Provisions of act of 1806, iii, 38 Provost, Jean, ii, 83
Prudhomme, Louise, ii, 152 Pruitt, or Prewitt, Sarah, ii, 75 Public printer, first, iii, 66 Pujol, Baptiste, ii, 90, 91 Pujol, Louis, ii, 91 Pulliam, Robert, ii, 203 Pukes, iii, 35 Purrèe, Don Eugenio, ii, 44, 331 Purchase of Louisiana, ii, 350 Pursley, George, ii, 72 Pursley, James, goes to Santa Fe, iii, 155 Pursley, John, iii, 116 Pusey, Nathan, ii, 405 Putney, James, iii, 131; killed at the Sinkhole fight, 132
Pyatt, John, ii, 75
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Qualifications, of members of the territorial council, iii, 2
Quapaws, named by Dorsey, i, 169; not engaged in the war of 1812, iii, 118
Quarles, Dr. Pryor, surgeon in the Benton-Lucas duel, iii, 77, 80 Quartier, or Sansquartier, Pierre, ii, 155
Quash-qua-ma, Jumping Fish, In- dian chief, i, 233; ii, 395; a great treaty signer, 398; meets Gov. Clark prior to the war of 1812, iii, IOI
Quebeck, Marie Ann, ii, 87
Quebeck, Pierre, dit Violet, ii, 88, 245 Quenel, Joseph, ii, 56
Quenel, Marie M., ii, 168
Quenel, Pierre, ii, 55, 86
Quenel, Raymond, ii, 53
Querechos, Indians of the plains, i, 126; met by Coronado, like Ar- kansas kill Buffalo cows, 126; Du Pratz, 126, 174
Querez, Pierre, dit LaTulipe, ii, 138, 245 Quick, Benjamin, i, 384; ii, 96
Quick, Daniel, i, 384; ii, 96
Quick, Elizabeth, i, 383
Quick, James, i, 384 Quick, Lydia, ii, 72
Quick, Thomas, i, 383
Quick, Tunis, i, 384
Quigate, i, 114
Quimbre, Richard, i, 358
Quimby, Josiah, ii, 163
Quimby, Robert, a blacksmith of Tywappity Bottom, ii, 157
Quinn, Michael, i, 386; ii, 181, 186 Quinly, or Quimby, Stephen, ii, 163 Quire, William M., iii, 85
Quisquisque, same as Kaskaskia, i, 170
Quivira, the land of, i, 129; as de- scribed by Coronado, 134; sup- posed riches of, 136; Humana and Bonilla in search of, 136; Onate marches 300 leagues in search of, 137; Penalosa in 1662, marches east to find it, 139; his expedition described by Freytas, 144
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Rabley, Nicholas, ii, 163 Race Island, i, 296 Racine, Francois, ii, 91, 148 Racine, Jean Baptiste, i, 347 Racine, Marie Louise, ii, 155 Racine, Nicolas, junior, ji, 155 Racine, Peter, iii, 104
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Racio, ii, 165 Radisson, Sieur, Pierre d'Espirit, biographical sketch of, i, 150; his notes of travels, 150; referred to in "Jesuit Relations," 151; the Osages, 152; describes the forked river, 153 Radisson and Groseillier, among Osages, i, 190
Rafer, Michael, i, 375 Rafts of lumber, iii, 186
Ragan, Michel, i, 380
Ragotte, Francois, ii, 87
Raille, Michael, ii, 151
Ralls county, organized by first Gen- eral Assembly, iii, 268
Ralls, David, carried to senate to vote for Benton and shortly after died, iii, 268 Ramos, Jean, ii, 138
Ramsay, duel with Capt. Martin, iii, 79 Ramsay family, killed by the Indians, iii, 130
Ramsay, Capt. Andrew, ii, 157, 158; first American settler in 1795 in Cape Girardeau district, 182, 183, 190, 198, 391, 392; iii, 129
Ramsay, Capt. Andrew, junior, iii, 104-III Ramsay, Andrew, junior, ii, 183, 192 Ramsay, Capt. Allen, ii, 183; killed, iii, III Ramsay Creek, ii, 183
Ramsay, Gen. Jonathan, iii, 84, 155; member of the constitutional con- vention, 249; biographical sketch of, 262
Ramsay, James, ii, 183, 189
Ramsay, James, junior, ii, 192
Ramsay, John, ii, 100, 183
Ramsay, John, sergeant, iii, III Ramsay, John, junior, ii, 189
Ramsay, Josiah, iii, 83, 84
Ramsay, Margaret, ii, 183 Ramsay, Mary, ii, 183
Ramsay, Robert, ii, 78; murdered by the Indians, 100
Ramsay, William, Captain, was in the battle of Yorktown, ii, 100, 183; iii, 104
Ramsay, William, ensign, iii, 104, 11I Ramsay's Lick, ii, 100 Ramsey, Mathew, ii, 78 Rancontre, Antoine, ii, 69 Randall, Abraham, ii, 189
Randall, Abraham, junior, ii, 192 Randall, Anthony, ii, 192 Randall Creek, ii, 186, 189, 191; Mrs. Ballew baptized in, iii, 204
Randall, Elijah, iii, 104, 107 Randall, Enos, ii, 189, 192 Randall, Enos, senior, ii, 192
Randall, James, ii, 189, 192 Randall, John, ii, 169, 189; iii, 234 Randall, Medad, ii, 187, 189, 192; keeps tavern at Bainbridge, iii, 61, 104, 107, 120, 185 Randall, Samuel, or Randol, ii, 189. 192, 384 Randol, Rebecca, iii, 206
Randolph, dit Rody Veriat, ii, 88
Randolph county, Illinois, people complain of emigration to Missouri, iii, 150 Randot, ii, 147
Randu, Francoise, ii, 143
Ranger, Joseph, i, 356
Ranger, Lambert, i, 356
Ranger, Pierre, i, 356
Rankin, David, ii, 112
Rankin, Geo .. iii, 107
Rankin, James, ii, 102; deputy sur- ·
veyor of St. Louis, 225; first sheritl of St. Louis, 383; removed from
office, 383, 405; iii, 104, 107
Ranney, Johnson, iii, 8; biographical sketch of, 23
Ranney, Miss Rhoda, teaches Pri- mary school at Jackson, iii, 70
Ranney, Stephen, iii, 84
Raper, Margaret, ii, 156
Raphiante, Therese, ii, 161
Rapicaut, Rene, i, 357
Rapid growth of Laclede's village, ii, 13; increase of population after the war of 1812, iii, 140
Rapieux, dit Lamare, Joseph, ii, 3, 68, 245 Raquet, M., ii, 28
Rardin, Thomas, i, 386
Ratte, dit Labrier, Julien, i, 338, 339; ii, 245 Ratte, Monsieur, i, 340
Ravallee, Margarite, ii, 166
Ravenscraft, James, iii, 8, 104, 107
Ray county, iii, 183; organized by first General Assembly, 268
Ray, John, member of the constitu- tional convention, iii, 249
Raynor, Jesse, ii, 286
Rawls, Amos, ii, 155 Rawls, Hardy, ii, 155, 156
Read, Dr. J. M., physician in St. Louis in 1811, iii, 80
Read, Robert, iii, 157
Read, William, iii, 114
Reading, George, iii, 85
Reading room, and punch house, in St. Louis, iii, 61
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Reading, William, iii, 158 Reagan, George N., ii, 125, 141 Real Estate, speculations in, not favor- ed during Spanish rule, ii, 208 Reaume, dit Veuve Legrand, Veron- ique, ii, 148 Reaves, John, i, 376 Reavis, Andrew, iii, 70 Reavis, B. H., member of constitu- tional convention, iii, 249; notes on, 258
Rebolioso, Pierre, i, 357 Reburn, John, ii, 148 Recorders, clerks ex officio, iii, 6 Recorder's office established at New Madrid, ii, 120
Rector, Elias, iii, 235
Rector family, note on, iii, 256
Rector Thomas, duel with Barton, iii, 79, 184
Rector, Wharton, hinders Rev. Pig- gott from preventing an assault on Charless by McHenry, iii, 66 Rector, William, iii, 184, 234; mem- ber of the constitutional conven- tion, 249; biographical sketch of, 255 Rectorville, iii, 184 Red House, residence of Lorimier, ii, 178
Redman, Rev. W. W., iii, 240
Red River Association, iii, 207 Redding, Felix, iii, 245 Reed, Henry, iii, 157 Reed, Guillaume. i, 367 Reed, Jacob, i, 382
Reed, Joseph, i, 378
Reed, Joseph, junior, i, 372 Reed, Laurent, ii, 20, 284 Reed, Louis, ii, 20
Reed, Robert, i, 373
Reed, Thomas, i, 373; iii, 107
Reed, William, i, 372, 373; iii, 107 Reed, Zebulon, ii, 192 Rees, Azor, ii, 142, 148
Reeves, John, iii, 85
Reeves, Toussaint, iii, 131 Regidores, purchased their offices, ii, 194 Regis, dit La Source, ii, 297 Regis, Jean Francois, i, 358 Regnier, Francis, a teacher in St. Louis, iii, 69
Regulations, as to land sales, ii, 215 Reid, Thos., iii, 104 Reihl, Antoine, ii, 54, 60 Reinecke, or Reiniche, Jean Freder- ick, ii, 145; merchant, 181; iii, 196 Reindeau, or Reguindeau, dit Joa- chim, Joseph, ii, 148, 245
Rejected claims, rights reserved, iii, 54 Rejoicing of the people, when en- abling act passed, iii, 248
Relacion del Suceso, cited in chapter on Coronado, i, 122, 125, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132
Relfe, James H., appointed member second board commissioners, iii, 53; biographical note, iii, 53
Religion, Spanish officials suppose Americans have no religion at all, ii, 202
Religion, ceremony of, by De Soto, to secure rain, i, 105; religious ser- vices enjoined on voyage up the river by Ulloa, 290; toleration as- sured to settlers in Morgan's grants, ii, III; festivals, 277; qualifica- tions required of settlers, iii, 198; tests intolerable to many Protest- ants, 199; these tests perfunctory, in many instances, 199; growth of, at St. Charles. 225
Reynards, or Foxes, 1, 201; ii, 398 Remington, Stephen, founder of the "Independent Patriot," at Jack- son, iii, 66
Removing of settlers to the east from west side of the Mississippi, sug- gested, ii, 403 Remy, or Ramey, Mathew, ii, 56 Remy, Nathan, ii, 56
Renards and Saukees, meet Gov. Clark, iii, 101
Renaudiere, Sieur de, mining engineer, i, 281
Renault, Philipp Francois, a native of Picardy, i, 282; Director-Gener- al of the mines, 282; brings negroes from San Domingo to work the mines, 282; grants to, 281; mana- ager of the company of St. Philippe, and character of this company, 282; returns to France, 283
Renault, Philip, i, 352, 384
Renaud, dit Delorier, Francois, ii, 164
Renfro, Joseph, iii, 157
Renshaw, partner of Hoffman, iii, 194 Reno, or Renault or Renaud, Louis, ii, 68 Rent, for room of commission, iii, 44 Report of commissioners under act of 1832, iii, 53, 54
Reports, number of, required by the Spanish government, i, 299
Requa, Mr., describes habitations of Osages, i, 191; a teacher at Har- mony, 199
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Requêtes, for land, form of, ii, 225 Residence of Jean Baptiste Valle, i, 349 Reso, Gregoire, ii, 151 Retrocession of Louisiana to France, ii, 347 Return of the Lewis and Clark expe- dition, iii, 143 Revelle, E., iii, 219
Revelle, or Revely, Nicholas, ii, 163, 184, 192 Revolutionary soldiers in the territory, iii, 83
Reybolt, or Rybolt, Michael, ii, 99 Reynal, Dr. Antoine, ii, 27, 60, 86, 384, 391, 392
Reynolds, Gov. John, on origin of prairies, i, 23; attack of St. Louis, ii, 35; his father refuses to settle in upper Louisiana on account of religious test, iii, 202; father of, keeps horses on Cabaret Island, 147; mentions New Madrid earth- quake, 174
Reynolds, Jno., expelled from Bethel church for being a member of Ma- sonic lodge, iii, 207
Reynoth, Charles E., opens a book store in St. Louis, iii, 73
Rhea, James, ii, 112
Rheile, A. E., iii, 104 (see Reihl)
Rhodes, Claibourne, i, 374; ii, 90
Rhodes, Samuel, iii, 84
Rhust, Thomas, i, 358
Rice, i, 363
Rice, William B., iii, 85
Richard, Jean Baptiste, ii, 148
Richards, Mrs. Jane, teaches school in St. Louis, iii, 68 Richardson, Christopher, iii, 138
Richardson, Daniel, ii, 73; ili, 8
Richardson, Edward, ii, 72
Richardson, Ephraim, ii, 72
Richardson, James, ii, 75, 77; deputy surveyor in St. Louis, 225, 285, 355; iii, 46
Richardson, Jesse, ii, 71; iii, 116, 138
Richardson, John, ii, 71 Richardson, Silas, iii, 138 Richelot, or Reclooet, i, 356 Richelet, Victoire, ii, 200
Rickman, Abraham, i, 373 Rickman, John, i, 373 Riddick, Thomas F., i, 380; ii, 383; appointed to superintend lottery, ii, 418; elected clerk of Board, iii, 49; his services in behalf of the St. Louis schools, 71, 103, 105, 229; appointed clerk of the commission- ers, iii, 48; makes suggestion to
grant outlots to village, 50; member of the constitutional convention, 245 Ride, Louis, i, 357 Ride, Louis, senior, ii, 10, 26
Ridenhour, John, ii, 73, 97
Ridges, of the Ozarks, i, 20
Ridgeway, William, iii, 116
Ridley, George, ii, 165
Riendeau, Jeanne, ii, 161 -
Reindeau, Joachim, ii, 152
Riendeau, Joseph, ii, 158, 161
Rifles, supplied by the British to the Indians, iii, 107 Rigdon, James, iii, 103, 106
Riggs, Lieutenant, with Callaway when he was killed, iii, 124
Riggs, Jonah, iii, 104, 107 Riley, Henry, i, 386
Riley, James, ii, 158
Rindo, Jose, ii, 150
Riey, or Riner, Thomas, i, 384
Ring, Thomas, i, 376
Rio Blanco, Spanish name of White river, i, 18
Rio Grande, Spanish name of Big River, i, 373
Rion, Jean, or Jean Cadet Rion, ii, 54
Riot, on Sunday, iii, 58
Risher, John, blacksmith, ii, 181
Ritchel, Daniel, ii, 155
Rivard, or Rivare, Joseph, ii, 52, 87; iii, 106, 157
River margins, fringed with timber, i, 23
Rivers, of the state, i, 16
Rivers, how affected by the New Mad- rid earthquake, iii, 177
Rivet, Joseph, ii, 68, 69
Rivience, or Revence, Louis, ii, 66
Riviére, dit Baccane, Antoine, ii, 307
Riviére, dit Baccane, Antoine, senior, ii, 9 Riviére au Sel, or Salt river, i, 17 Riviére Charles, ii, 189
Riviére des Pommes, or Apple Creek, i, 242 Riviére, Francois, ii, 68 Riviére, dit Baccane, Jean Baptiste, ii, 8; captured by Indians, 38, 239, 245 Riviére, Margaret Vial, ii, 8
Riviere, Pelagie, ii, 10 Riviere, dit Ricard, Thomas, ii, 150 Riviére Zenon, ii, 185
Rivington's Gazette, ii, 249
Roach, John, iii, 131
Road, from Tywappity to New Mad- rid, iii, 61; to New Madrid from Bainbridge, 61; opened to Delaware town on Apple Creek, 168
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Roads and highways, iii, 6 Roark, James, iii, 159 Robarge, or Robar, Louis, i, 384 Robart, dit Robar, Paul, ii, 76 Robat, Hypolite, ii, 297 Robbers, capture boat of Pourée, ii, 45 Robbins, P. K., iii, 104 Rober, John Michael, i, 375 Robert, August, ii, 87 Robert, A. P. D., ii, 161
Robert, or Robar or Robin, Charles, i, 379 Robert, Francois, i, 379
Robert, Hypolite, i, 340, 387
Robert, or Robar or Robin, Jean, i, 379 Robert, Marie Joseph, ii, 166
Robert, or Robar, Louis, ii, 21; iii, 245 Robert, Marie Josephine, ii, 141, 151 Robert, Paul, i, 356
Robert, Pierre, i, 356; ii, 161
Roberts, Bishop, iii, 241
Roberts, George W., iii, 187
Roberts, Guillaume, i, 367
Roberts, Jean, ii, 165
Roberts, John, iii, 84
Roberts, Levi, elected Major of Shaw's Regiment, iii, 136
Roberts, Philip, i, 379; ii, 76
Robertson, iii, 241
Robertson, Andrew, ii, 158; iii, 107
Robertson, Andrew, junior, ii, 158
Robertson, Daniel, ii, 154
Robertson, Edward, syndic of Big Prairie, ii, 157, 187, 190, 200; iii, 84
Robertson, Elizabeth, ii, 154
Robertson, John, ii, 163
Robertson, Robert, iii, 131
Robertson, William, iii, 116
Robideau, or Robideaux, Jos., ii, 52, 62 Robideau, Pelagie, ii, 91 Robidoux, G. F., ii, 60
Roubidoux, makes effort to reorganize Commercial Company, ii, 59; to have Clamorgan excluded, 60 Robidoux, Francois, iii, 194 Robidoux, Joseph, ii, 365; establishes a fort near the present Brunswick, iii, 143; Pike meets, 144, rents Revs. Peck and Welch a room for a school, 213 Robidoux, Joseph, ii, 21, 207, 232; has a post near the present St. Joseph, 253; iii, 3, 194 Robin, or Robinette, Charles, i, 355 Robinette, M., notary of Ste. Gene- vieve, i, 342, 343; ii, 297
Robineau, Rene, ii, 22 Robinson, Rev. Charles, iii, 230 Robinson, Jeremiah, iii, 85 Robinson, Dr. John Hamilton, bio- graphical sketch of, iii, 80; with Pike as volunteer up the Osage to the plains, 144 Robock, or Roebuck, George, ii, 150 Roch, Auguste, ii, 165 Roche au Pierce, iii, 184 Rocheblave, de Rastel, i, 340 Rocheblave, Philip de, i, 340; Com- mandant of Ste. Genevieve, 340, 341, 345 Rocheport, iii, 184
Rock, Wall described by Ashley in Gasconade county, i, 85; covered mounds in Pulaski county, 85; house on Noyer creek, 90
Rock Fort, in Jefferson county, i, 28 Rock, or Rocque, Peter, ii, 78
Rock River, i, 5
Rock Springs, Illinois, iii, 219
Rocks, of the Ozarks, i, 20; sedi- . mentary, 21; crystalline, 21
Rocky Mountains, known as the Shining Mountains, i, 30
Rodgers, Adestine, ii, 159, 192
Rodgers, Anderson, iii, 206
Rodney, has water mill on Hubbell Creek, ii, 182 Rodney, John, ii, 183
Rodney, Martin, erects water mill near Dutchtown, ii, 186, 187, 192, 384 Rodney, Michael, sergeant, iii, 120
Rodney, Thomas, ii, 192
Rodrique, Demoiselle Prudence, ii, 137
Rodriques, Barthelemi, ii, 138
Roebucks, i, 36
Rogan, Ben, iii, 185
Rogan, Bernard, i, 373
Rogers Band of Shawnees, lived be- tween the Bourbeuse and Maramec, i, 210; cultivated little farms, 210 Rogers, a Shawnee chief, i, 210; sent his son to Indian school in Ken- tucky, 211; summoned to Big Shawnee village, 213
Rogers, Benjamin, ii, 93
Rogers, Ebenezer, iii, 216
Rogers, Ezekiel, ii, 73 Rogers, Joseph, iii, 196
Rogers, James, i, 374; ii, 152
Rogers, dit Indian Rogers, Lewis, sent to Kentucky to school, i, 209; ii, 78, 245
Rogers, Robert, ii, 156 Rogers, Thomas, iii, 8; keeps tav- ern at Boonville in 1817, 61
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Rohault, Nicholas, ii, 65 Roher, David, i, 367 Rolette, or Rollette, dit Laderoute, Michel or Michael, ii, 10, 11, 17, 245 Rollins, Seneca, ii, 102 Rollins, teaches school in Cooper county, iii, 70 Romagon, Marianne, ii, 165
Romain Creek, ii, 100
Romine, Christy, ii, 102 Romine, John, ii, 76
Rompre, i, 358
Rompres, or Rompert, Marie, i, 366 Roncore, Lewis, i, 368 Ronde, or Ronday, dit Motie, Louis, ii, 65
Rondin, Pierre, ii, 87
Rondon, or Rondeau, Veuve, ii, 65
Rondot, Louis, ii, 326
Ronyre, or Rompre, Francisco, i, 339
Roop, Gilliard, iii, 115, 147
Rope, Leonard, ii, 156
Ropewalks, iii, 187
Roque, Manuel Andre, ii, 65, 87
Rosati, Father Joseph, Bishop, ii, 316; induced to come to upper Louis- iana by Dubourg, 317; biographi- cal sketch of, 326; appointed Bishop of Tenegra, in partibus, 326; Bishop of St. Louis, ii, 326 Rose, Agnes, ii, 63
Rose, Angelique A., ii, 63
Rose, Benjamin, ii, 191
Rose, Charles, i, 379
Rose, Felicite, ii, 63
Rose, James, i, 379
Rose, Margaret, ii, 63
Rose, Marie, ii, 63 Rose, T., i, 379
Rose, Thomas Mathias, iii, 86
Rosier, or Roussin, ii, 297
Ross, John, a Baptist, at Ross' Point, keeps ferry, iii, 62, 212
Ross, James, keeps tavern at Chari- ton, iii, I
Ross, Philip, iii, 104, 107
Ross' Point, now Gray's Point, iii, 62 Ross, Stephen, i, 4; iii, 8, 104, 107 Ross, William, ii, 191; iii, 84, 219 Ross' map, notes metallic districts, i, 277 Roubieu, dit European, Gaspard, ii, 27, 56, 81 Rouby, Antoine Jose, ii, 150 Rouette, ii, 165 Rougest, or Rougcot, dit Berger, Pierre, i, 357 Rouillier, dit Bouche, Jean Baptiste, ii, 245
Rouke, dit Rooks, John, ii, 99 Rousel, or Roussel, Francois, ii, 30 Rousseau, Don Pedro Andre, ii, 142 Rousel, or Roussel, Pierre, ii, 67 Roussel, dit Sans Souci, Antoine, ii, 22, 30, 245 Roussin, Veuve, i, 357
Route, to South Sea, via the Missouri, i, 244 Routier, Charles, ii, 12
Routier, Genevieve, ii, 12
Roux, Father Benoit, ii, 326
Royar, or Roark, Amos, i, 384
Rowland, Daniel, ii, 96
Rowland, David, ii, 96
Roy, Alexander, ii, 91, 160
Roy, Amable, ii, 99
Roy, Andrew, ii, 86
Roy, Antoine, dit Des Jardin, ii, 68, 245 Roy, Baptiste, ii, 87, 100; discovers Indians, iii, 124
Roy, Charles, ii, 54, 91
Roy, Francois, ii, 65, 100; iii, 105, 155 Roy, dit Lapense, Jean P., ii, 56, 245; iii, 155
Roy, Joachim, ii, 54
Roy, Joe, swims the river at Côte sans Dessein, iii, 126
Roy, Joseph, ii, 55, 100
Roy, Julien, ii, 57, 91
Roy, Julien, junior, ii, 91
Roy, Louis, ii, 100, 166; at Côte sans Dessein, iii, 124, 157
Roy, Louis Charles, ii, 91
Roy, Patrick, ii, 87, 90
Roy, Pedro, i, 340
Roy, Pierre, i, 342, 357; ii, 22
Roy, Simon, ii, 91
Royal Company of the Indies, i, 273 Royer, Nicolas, or Nicholas, dit Sans- quartier, ii, 9, 17 Royer, dit Cola, Nicolas, ii, 87
Roys's Blockhouse, attacked by In- dians at Côte sans Dessein, iii, 125 Roy's Fort at Cote sans Dessein, iii, 124 Rozier, Ferdinand, iii, 194, 195 Rucker, Rev., iii, 240 Ruddle, Abraham or Abram, bio- graphical sketch of, ii, 160; iii, 158, 181
Ruddell, or Ruddle, George, Capt., ii, 160, 166; iii, 156 Ruddell, or Ruddle, John, ii, 160; ii, 184 Ruddle, Isaac, ii, 160, 161; iii, 181 Ruddle Settlement, iii, 181 Ruddle Station, ii, 160
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Ruddle, Stephen, iii, 156 Ruddle's Fort, iii, 158 Rue de Charette, ii, 181 Rue Royal, now Main Street of St. Louis, ii, 24 Rueta, Domingo, ii, 138 Rufty, John, fired on by Indians, iii, 98 Ruggles, Martin, i, 373; iii, 103, 105, 107
Ruggles, Solomon, i, 372
Rui, Don Francesco, y Morales, sent by Ulloa to upper Louisiana, i, 288; instructions as to how to con- duct his voyage up river, 289; instructed to erect forts at the mouth of the Missouri, 294; styles himself "military and civil Gov- ernor of the post of Missouri," i, 295; writes O'Reilly, 340; ii, 19, 66 Rules and regulations, for forest traders, ii, 50
Rupe, Gillad, iii, 137 Rupe, John, iii, 138 Rushes, settlements near, iii, 147
Russ, Thomas, i, 367
Russell, James, ii, 102, 185, 186, 192; . acquires the "Patriot" at Jackson, iii, 66
Russell, John, ii, 152
Russell, Joseph, ii, 102
Russell, Moses, ii, 92
Russell, Col. William, iii, 135
Russell, William, school teacher, ii, 182, 185
Russell, William, large land claimant, iii, 53
Ruter, or Ritter, assassinated La Salle's surgeon, ii, 187
Rutgers, Arend, ii, 56; secures a large land grant on the Dardenne, ii, 98; iii, 235 Rutter, Edmund, iii, 196 Ryan, James, ii, 148
Ryland, John F., biographical sketch of, iii, 30
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Sabourin, Pierre, ii, 148, 152 Saborough, or Laborough, Margaret, ii, 152 Saffilard, Pedro, ii, 56 Saddlery, iii, 188
Saffray, Pedro, ii, 55, 148, 149, 166 Sagan, Mathew, his memoir on me- tallic wealth of upper Louisiana addressed to Count Pontchartrain, i, 280 Saint Maxent, Felicite de, ii, I
Sakeetoo, ii, 399 Salamanca, Bishop of, ii, 304 Salary, of the officers of upper Louis- iana, i, 298; of Commandants, ii, 200
Salcedo, Don Manuel de, on Lori- mier, ii, 180, 355; letter to De -. Lassus, 357
Sale of Louisiana concluded, ii, 350 Sale of debtors introduced into upper Louisiana, ii, 379
Sale, Judge Joseph, ii, 76
Salem Baptist church, iii, 216; on Fourche à Thomas, 218 Saline, i, 117
*Saline county, organized by first General Assembly, iii, 268
Saline Creek i, 17 Salisbury, Andrew, iii, 84
Salle, dit Lajoie, Jean B., ii, 10, 298 Salle, dit Lajoie, Lambert, ii, 65, 245 Sallee, i, 339
Sallier, Jean Baptiste, ii, 150
Salt, De Soto searches for salt, i, 113; from Saline sold in English pos- sessions cheaper than Spanish side of river, 302; Captain Har- rod's company comes from Ken- tucky for, ii, 256; on Saline River and on Salt River, 256; made in Boonslick county, 257; made on Black water, ill, 146; made by Henry Dodge at the Saline in 1819, 152
Salt Pan's River, name of Saline on Ross' map, i, 277
Salt river, or Ohaha, i, 17; mounds on, 92; mounds on middle fork, 92, ii, 99
Salt Springs, i, 18; ii, 229
Salt works on the Saline, i, 385; conveyance of, ii, 26; village of, 256 Saltiferous waters, i, 18
Salveneuve, Father Jean Baptiste Francois, ti, 292 Samer, William, ii, 189
Sampson, Alexander, ii, 148
Samuel, Edward M., biographical sketch of, i, 13; promotes annexa- tion of Platte country, 13
Samuel, Giles M., iii, 197
Samuel, Robert, iii, 137 Samuel, William, iii, 137
Sanborn, James, i, 367
Sanborn, Nathaniel, iii, 235 Sanchez, Alonzo, survivor of the Bonilla and Humana trade, i, 137 Sanchez, Manuel, ii, 151
Sandblows, caused by New Madrid earthquake, iii, 177
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Sandstone, Ste. Genevieve, used in Fort de Chartres, i, 249 Sandy Creek, ii, 77, 100 Sanford, Henry, teaches school at Jackson, iii, 70
Sanguinet, or Sanguinette, Charles, ii, 53, 60, 62, 205, 405; iii, 193 Sanitarium, in the Ozarks, i, 26 Sansfacon, Joseph, ii, 148, 246 Santa Fe trade, Franklin the cradle of, iii, 156
Sappington, Benoni, iii, 115
Sappington, Dr., his pills, iii, 159
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