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Warren, dit Waring, Nathaniel, ii, 102 Warville, Brissot de, ii, 334
Wash, John, senior, iii, 85
Wash, Robert, iii, 8, 22; aids to found the " Journal" in 1815, iii, 65, 105, 232
Washington, town of, iii, 184
Washington county, organized, iii, 6, 182 Washington, J. B. C., opens a select school in Franklin, iii, 70
"Washington, " Steamboat, iii, 198 Washington, proclamation of, pre- vented invasion of Louisiana, i, 318 Wassekenequa, ii, 399 Wasson, John, iii, 115 Watauga, settlement of, ii, 330 Watch makers, iii, 188 Water-mill, on Cape LaCruz Creek, built by Lorimier, ii, 179
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Water-mills, iii, 189 Water supply, of St. Louis, iii, 166; Laclede likely located his ware- house near a spring, 166 Waterhouse, Professor, doubts attack on St. Louis, ii, 41 Waters, well distributed over Mis- souri, i, 18
Waters, Dr. Richard Jones, ii, 141; biographical sketch of, 143, 146, 147, 155, 257, 384, 391; iii, 82, 104, 107, 196
Waters, John, ii, 78 Waters, Maj. Thos. W., his letter to Jefferson, ii, 191, 385; sketch of, 386; iii, 84
Waters, William, ii, 143
Wathen, William, iii, 131
Watkins, John, ii, 160
Watkins, Dr. John, ii, 38, 75, 100 Watkins, Gen. Nathaniel W., a half brother of Henry Clay, iii, 24 Watkins, Joseph, ii, 189
Watkins, Samuel, ii, 95, 102
Watson, Aaron, iii, 157
Watson, David, iii, 157
Watson, Goah, iii, 196
Watson, James, iii, 157
Watson, Samuel, iii, 85, 157
Watson, Thomas, iii, 84
Watrin, Father Philibert, ii, 291; biographical sketch of, 291, 292, 297 Watts, John, iii, 157 Wau-bun-see, i, 8, 213
Wayaconda, i, 17
Wayne county organized, iii, 8
Wayne, General Anthony, at Fort Massac during threatened Genet invasion, i, 318
Weadon, Henry, iii, 116, 137
Wealthy, James, ii, 97
Weaver, John, ii, 183, 192
Weaver, Peter, ii, 183
Webb, John T., iii, 229
Webber, Frederick, iii, 131
Weber, killed in attack of McNair, ii, 109
Weber, Frederick, keeps tavern in St. Louis in 1811, iii, 60 Weber, John H., iii, 245 Webster, Resin, keeps tavern at St. Louis, iii, 60 Wedder, or Wedden, John, ii, 102 Wedsay, dit John Whitesides, Juan, ii, 78
Weesaka, or the Devil, ii, 398 Weiland, George, ii, 96 Welker, George, ii, 192 Welch, Rev. James E., teaches school in St. Louis in 1817, iii, 69, 212;
accompanies Peck west, 213; ar- rives in St. Louis, 214; biographi- cal sketch of, 215, 223 Wellborn, Thomas, ii, 192 Wells, George, iii, 159 Wells, Robert W., iii, 24; United States Judge, 25 Wells, Robert, iii, 116
Wells, William, iii, 131 Welsh, Elijah, ii, 187, 192 Wentzell, Daniel, ii, 155 West, William, iii, 159
Westbrook, Joseph, ii, 155; ii, 104, 107 Westbrook, Richard, ii, 156
Westcott, Robert, candidate for Clerk, ii, 412
"Western Engineer," steamboat, iii, 198
"Western Pioneer," a Baptist paper, iii, 219
Westover, Job, a carpenter, i, 384; iii, 107, 182 West Point, appointments made by Jefferson from upper Louisiana, fi, 381 Wetteau, John, iii, 104
Weyberg, Rev. Samuel, his family, ili, 204; how he made his trip from North Carolina to upper Louisiana, 205; his preaching stations on White water, 206
Wheat, Conrad, ii, 158
Wheat, Jacob, ii, 158
Wheat, not enough in 1744, to supply the colony with flour, ii, 235
Wheeler, Amos, iii, 22
Wheeler and Stoddard, Drs., at St. Charles in 1820, iii, 82
Wheeler, David, iii, 69
Wheelan, John, ii, 152
Wherry, Charlotte, ii, 285
Wherry, Mackay, ii, 55, 60, 62, 83, 96 285, 384, 409 Whetstone, David, iii, 104
Whipping-post, introduced into upper Louisiana, ii, 379; of St. Louis, where located, iii, 163; at Jackson, 169
Whiskey, manufacture of, ii, 258; of Coursault, confiscated by settlers, iii, 114; "dribbles" from the corn among the White water Germans, 170; price realized for, by Audubon and Rozier, 195 White-Hairs, Young, hereditary chief of Osages, i, 185 White-Hairs, or Cheveux Blanc or Cahagotong, i, 192; died in 1808, 193
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White, Frederick, iii, 22 White, Hugh L., ii, 190; iii, 184
White, James, iii, 184
White, Joseph, iii, 188
White, Lewis, keeps tavern at Chari- ton, iii, 61
White Ox Prairie, location of, ii, 14 White people, ordered removed from Shawnee and Delaware lands, i, 220 White River, i, 4; Osages hunted on, 181 White, Robert, ii, 156
White's Fort, iii, 136
Whitesides, Davis, killed, iii, 111
Whitewater, mill on, ii, 182
Whitesides, Jacob, Rev., ii, 238
Whitesides, Samuel, ii, 398
Whitesides, James, ii, 69
Whitesides, dit Juan Wedsay, John, ii, 246
Whitley, in Boonslick country, iii, 146
Whitley, Captain, ii, 409
Whitley, John, ii, 76
Whitley, Paul, ii, 76
Whitley, Solomon, ii, 72
Whitley, Thomas, ii, 72
Whitney, Minor W., one of the found- ers of the "Patriot" at Jackson, iii, 66
Whittaker, Elijah, ii, 192
Whittaker, Elisha, ii, 187
Whittaker, Josiah, ii, 190
Whittlesey, Charles, iii, 84
Whittenberg, John, iii, 196
Whittredge, Josiah, ii, 147
Whybark, anglicized name of Wey- berg, iii, 206
Wichart, Mathew, ii, 70
Wickerham, Aquilla, il, 76
Wickerham, Jacob, ii, 75
Wideman, Francois, i, establishes a ferry, 379
355, 375;
Wideman, John, ii, 75
Wideman, Mark, ii, 75
Wiggins, Levi, i, 382
Wiggins, Stephen R., has a broker's office in St. Louis in 1819, iii, 191, 193
Wilburn, or Welborn, John, ii, 163 Wilcox, Dr. D. P., at Franklin, iii, 82
Wild animals, instinctive trails of, i, 231 Wild cats, i, 35, 36
Wild geese, i, 35 Wild grapes and plums, i, 31
Wild Horse Creek, ii, 70, 77 Wild horses and ponies, ii, 179 Wild oats, i, 35
Wilder, Isaac, a blacksmith, ii, 98 Wilkinson, Gen. James, i, 201, 368;
opposes Morgan's plan, ii, 122; money shipped to from New Mad- rid, 134; enlisted by the Spaniards, 338; in New Orleans, 339; his effort to separate Kentucky from the Union, 341; his treasonable correspondence, 342, 343, 344, 345, services of, 347, 381, 382; appoint- ed Governor of Louisiana, 401; suspects Burr's mission, 402; double dealing of, 403, 406; his personal characteristics, 406; re- moved by Jefferson, 408; forbids mining mineral, goes South in 1807, 413; iii, 45; dissatisfaction caused by his order, 45; Hunt vacates or- der, and then Wilkinson revokes his order, 45; Carr's letter about the matter, 45; Gallatin to Jeffer- son on this subject, 46; makes St. Louis his official residence, 161; establishes Bellefontaine canton- ment, 141 Wiley, James, ii, 285
Wiley, Robert, ii, 166
Wiley, or Whylee, William, ii, 159 Wilkinson and Price, sell Government exchange in 1808, iii, 191
Wilkinson, Anthony, iii, 107
Wilkinson, Captain, i, 350
Wilkinson, James B., Lieut., son of General Wilkinson, ii, 356; iii, 144
Wilkinson, Thomas, ii, 69
Wilkinson, Walter, i, 374
Wilkinson, W. N., iii, 245
Wilkinson, Alex., iii, 107
Willard, Rowland, ii, 102
Williams, ii, 120 Williams, Asa, iii, 157
Williams, Dr. Joseph, a physician of St. Louis in 1820, iii, 81
Williams, Edward, iii, 84 Williams, Elder Colden, iii, 209, 211 Williams, Ezekiel, robbed by Osages, i, 201; the "Lost Trapper," iii, 93; first trading expedition of Becknell to Santa Fe starts from his place, 156 Williams, Giles, iii, 116
Williams, Isaac, ii, 190, 192
Williams, James, ii, 68, 69, 164
Williams, Jenkins, iii, 131
Williams, John, senior, ii, 76
Williams, Joseph, iii, 159
Williams, Justinian, builds a large tavern at Boonville in 1817, iii, 61, 241, 245 Williams, Rev. Luke, iii, 222 Williams, Olly, iii, 187 Williams, Parker, iii, 215, 242
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Williams, Sam S., iii, 245 Williams, Theopolis, i, 383 Williams, Thomas, ii, 69; iii, 103, 105, 106 Williams, William, ii, 190; iii, 234 Williamson, Sarah, ii, 165
Williamson, William James, ii, 192 Wills, Joseph, iii, 84
Wilson and Hubbard, Drs., surgeons at Sinkhole fight, iii, 135
Wilson, Andrew, ii, 147; a Presbyte- rian, 203
Wilson, Dr. Andrew, at St. Charles, iii, 82
Wilson, George, first sheriff of New Madrid, ii, 149, 166 Wilson, John, ii, 76
Wilson, Mrs. John, ii, 185
Wilson, Nicholas, iii, 5
Wilson, Philberry, ii, 150
Wilson, Samuel, ii, 76
Wilson's Creek, Indian village on, i, 218
Wilt, Andrew, iii, 194 Wilt, Christian, iii, 190, 194 Wilt, George, iii, 131
Wilton, Henry, mail carrier in 1809, iii, 64
Winchester, road from, to Bainbridge, iii, 61, 185
Wind mill, on Third Street, ii, 29; owned by Creeley, 67 Windes, Samuel, iii, 245
Windows, of Fort de Chartres, i, 355 Windsor and fancy chairs, iii, 188
Windsor or Winsor, Christopher, ii, 156, 157
Windsor, Elisha, ii, 158, 384; iii, 104, 107 Windsor, Thomas, ii, 158; iii, 104, 107 Windt, Joseph, iii, 103
Wing, Mathew, constable of the United States, removed from office, iii, 47 Wingsay, ii, 166
Winkson, or Hinkson, William, ii, 165
Winnebago Indians, attempt to storm "Pancour," ii, 39 Winship, thinks Coronado in the plains did not lose "his reckoning," 1, 128 Winston, James, i, 379 Winter of 1800, cold, ii, 63
Winter, probably Winsor, Elisha, ii, 153; his suspicions, 343 Wise, Jacob, i, 368 Wiseman, Jonathan, ii, 72 Witchcraft, belief in among Shawnees, i, 220
Witheringnon, Thomas, ii, 92
Withrow, James J., i, 375
Wittenberg, on Brazeau, 1, 385. Wittenberg, Andrew, iii, 156
Wittenberg, Daniel, iii, 156
Wittenberg, Jacob, iii, 156
Wivarenne, Pierre, i, 378 Welker, Jacob, ii, 192
Wocondo, iii, 184
Wolf, Christian, ii, 99
Wolf Island, controversy with Ken- tucky, i, 15 Wolf, Rev. Fielding, iii, 208
Wolf, Rover, i, 5
Wolf, Thomas, Rev., iii, 218
Wolverton, Levi, ii, 192; iii, 131
Wolves, eat game killed by hunt- ers, i, 35; bounty for killing, iii, 7 Wood, Abner, i, 380
Wood, Joseph, iii, 107
Wood pigeons, i, 34
Wood and Dunn, iii, 193
Wood, price of, iii, 43
Wooden cannon, ii, 367
Woodruff, Mary, ii, 165
Woods, Adam, has a ferry on the Mis- souri, iii, 62; sergeant, 114
Wood, Dr. David, at Franklin, iii, 83 Woods, Francis, ii, 97; iii, 115, 116
Woods, Jonathan, ii, 96
Woods, Martin, ii, 96
Woods, Peter, Elder, iii, 217
Woods, Zadock, ii, 96
Wool carding, iii, 187
Wooton, William, ii, 88
Workman, David, Kit Carson ap- prenticed to him, iii, 146 Worrel, or Worrell, Stephen, Lieu- tenant, Adjutant to Captain Stod- dard, ii, 360, 395
Worthington, Charles, ii, 78
Worthington, James, ii, 78, 190 Worthington, Joseph, ii, 78, 184, 190, 192 Worthington, Pattie, ii, 183 Worthington, Rebecca ii, 183 Worthington, Thomas, ii, 78 Wright, James, i, 382
Wright, Jeremiah, ii, 87
Wright, Rev. Thomas, expelled from Bethel Church for "Arminian" views, iii, 207, 238, 240, 241 Wrigthington, Thomas, iii, 84 Wyatt, Francois, ii, 94 Wyatt, John, iii, 86 Wyatt, Thomas, iii, 86, 104 Wyley, Thomas, iii, 107
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Yarbrough, David, i, 384 Yarbrough, or Borough, Swanson, i, 385 Yardley, Joseph, iii, 103, 106 Yeizer, Capt., in command of gun- boat "Governor Clark, " iii, 128 Yazoo Company, iii, 85 You, Pierre, i, 166 Young, Austin, ii, 186, 192; iii, 104, 106 Young, Rev. David, iii, 236
Young, Edward, ii, 72
Young, James C .; iii, 104, 107
Young, John, iii, 102
Young, Joseph, ii, 185; iii, 104 Young, Morris, ii, 186; iii, 104, 107
Young, Philip, ii, 185, 192
Young, Richard, ii, 72
Young, Robert, ii, 102
Yount, Jacob, corporal, iii, 120
Yous, Thomas, iii, 150 Yosti, Emelien, ii, 52, 60, 86, 383 Yurjo, Marquis de Casa, Spanish Ambassador, i, 319, 320 Yuros, George, ii, 156
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Zagas, same as Osages, i, 225 Zanes, William, ii, 156 Zellahon, John, ii, 192
Zinc, extent of district, i, 22
Zumwalt's fort, iii, 137
Zumwalt, Adam, ii, 96; iii, 85
Zumwalt, or Sommalt, Christopher, (Stoffle) ii, 96, 98; iii, 85 Zumwalt, Henry, ii, 96 Zumwalt, Henry, junior, ii, 96
Zumwalt, Jacob, or Sommalt, Jacob, ii, 96 Zumwalt House, camp -meeting at the, iii, 235
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