Index to the records of the Council of New Hampshire from November 17, 1631, to April 17, 1784, Part 20

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Publication date: 1896
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i, 34

governor of Portsmouth, Eng.

i, 32

see neat above. .

and from Ambrose Gibbins

i, 29

death .

i, 35

will, depositions relating to

- indenture to, from Council of Plymouth

iv, 391

MASON, JOHN, [HAMPTON : ]

deputy-marshal

i, 138

i, 140

i, 141

grantee of Kingston

ii, 74

MASON, JOHN TUFTON :

estate of, sale, taxes, etc.

viii, 201

viii, 423

lands of, hearing in relation to

. viii, 441

MASON, JOSEPH :

. deposition relative to Capt. John Mason's will garrison soldier

ii,

MASON, LEMUEL, ENS. :

wages, Board of War to pay .

. viii, 408

viii, 411

MASON, ROBERT [TUFTON] :

proprietor of Province of N. H. in N. E.

i, 38

i, 54

i, 62

i, 63

i, 64

i, 80

i, 86

i, 103

i, 131

i, 145

i, 147

i, 167

and see Actions.

claims, petition · . i, 39 i, 47

iv,

iv, 53

iv, 54

joint letter to (fragment)

offensive declarations and letters

i, 65

i, 66

i, 95

i, 96

i, 132

i, 167

iv, 42

conveyance to governor

i, 77

chancellor, court of equity

i, 78

i, 79

i, 80

v. Richard Martin

i, 79

i, 100

justice of the peace

i, 138

i, 139

i, 142

bills of cost .

i, 84

i, 93

i, 106

i, 127

complaint to Governor respecting deeds .

i, 85

v. John Tucke

v. Nathaniel Bachelder [Bachiler]

i, 89

v. Morris Hobbs .

i, 90

v, Samuel Sherburn

i, 91

v. Richard Waldron

i. 127

cases, execution suspended

i, 131

account

i, 42

councilor

i, 27

letter to, from Neale and Wiggin Wannerton and Gibbins

i. SS

295

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

MASON, ROBERT [TUFTON] :

captain of troop, complaint

· i, 133

commander of troop, warrant

i, 144

i, 148 i, 150

signer of " Articles of Peace " with Indians

i, 160

MASON, THOMAS :

disabled soldier, doctor's bill allowed

. viii, 37

MASON'S CLAIM :

proprietors holding land under

. viii, 76

MASON'S PATENT :

lands in, act for conveyance of

. viii, 218

MASSACHUSETTS:

general court

i, 41

i, 265

i, 269

i, 270

i, 275

i, 276

i, 277

i, 280

i, 281

i, 282

i, 284

i, 285

i, 289

i, 290

i, 291

i, 292

i, 293

i, 299

i, 301

ii, 152

iv, 221

iv, 223

iv, 320

v, 46

v, 102

V, 105

V, 107

V, III

v, 35I

vi, 14

vi, 16

vi, 27

vi, 35

vi, 39

vii, 63

vii, 76 vii, 130

vii, 131 vii, 182

vii, 225

Assembly : Council : Council and Assembly: General Assem-

bly : Government : House of Representatives

. . see next above.

letters to and from.

resolutions of

governor and council

i, 41

ii, 6

ii, 137

ii, 149

ii, 151

ii, 152

v, 46

v, 47

soldiers serving in New Hampshire

i, 199

i, 200

i, 208

i, 216 i. 217

i, 218

i, 219

i, 220

ii, 6 ii, 54

ii, 69

ii, 137

ii, 141

ii, 142 ii, 146

ii, 149

ii, 151

ii, 152

ii, 155 ii, 157

ii, 162

ii, 164

ii,, 170

ii, 185

ii, 186

ii, 189

ii, 190

ii, 195

ii, 199

ii, 200

ii, 203

ii, 205

ii, 207

ii, 208 ii, 210

ii, 21I

ii, 213

ii, 218

iii, 29

iii, 30

iii, 31

iii, 32

iii, 37

iii, 38

iii, 44

iii, 47

iii, 48

iii, 50

iv, 135

iv, 160

iv, 161

.iv, 168

iv, 171

iv, 174 iv, 175

iv, 188

v, 135

v, 228

vii, 97 vii, 105

quota of .

. i, 286

i, 291

i, 294

i, 295

i, 301

allowances (wages) to

i, 293

v, 188

V, 223

v, 245

v, 248 vii, 97

commissioners on Indian treaty .

i, 269

letter to Josiah Willard, secr. .

i, 283

to New York on defense of the colonies confer with Indian chiefs at Casco Bay . . v, 390

i, 286

on medium of exchange . .

v, 392

see general court above.

i, 198

296

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

MASSACHUSETTS;

commissioners to demand satisfaction of eastern Indians . . V, 402 i, 296

committee of war .

i, 289

and see Commissioners for the War.

committee on westward expedition to treat with Six Nations

jurisdiction over New Hampshire ii,

30 ii, 37 iv, 41 v, 176

ii, 206 iv, 170

interests in fortifying Piscataqua river

ii, 231 ii, 233

assistance from

ii, 236 ii, 238

ii, 240 ii, 251 ii, 255 ii, 257 v, 123

ownership of Piscataqua River ii, 241

collecting powder-money of N. H. vessels

ii, 266

peace with Indians made by .

iii, 84

governor delivers up Indian captives

iv, 232

volunteers

V, III

v, 178

v, 264

transports in Nova Scotia expedition order relating to the eastward Indians

v, 358

grant of land to Portsmouth .

v, 384

molesting the Nutfield settlement

v, 395

recruits

petitioners to the king for settlement of Mass. and N. H. lines

v, 401 vi, 3 vi, 4

account for supporting Fort Dummer act of, enabling officers in Cr. Pt. expedition

vi, 55

French neutrals passing through

vi, 102

proclamation for laying embargo

vi, 104

ports open to Portsmouth coasters .

vii, 117

towns, petitions of, complaining of the high prices .

vii, 118

committees of N. E. states meet in

. vii, 126

consulted on defence of Ticonderoga vii, 129 vii, 130

vii, 131

purchase of fire-arms of .

vii, 211

letter from, asking aid in expedition against Penobscot . viii, 160 fort, see Fort Massachusetts.

annexation of New Hampshire to, see New Hampshire. boundaries . which see. Booth Bay : Boxford : Bristol : Concord : Essex County : Kit-

tery : Maine : Marlborough : Medford : Newbury : North- field : North Hampton : Salisbury : Springfield . . which see. MASSACHUSETTS BAY: see MASSACHUSETTS : MASSACHUSETTS BAY COMPANY :

King Charles's order to i, 47

MASSACHUSETTS COMMITTEE :

account iv, 324 iv, 325

MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNMENT: see also MASSACHUSETTS: Gen- eral Court.

action to prevent trade with the French . i, 281

i, 290

vi, 39

impost duties

v, 188

forces sent to Nova Scotia vi, 26 vi, 27

vi, 98

297

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNMENT : see also MASSACHUSETTS : Gen- eral Court. towns laid out by order of grants by

vi, 2 · vi, 78 . . · vi, 81 vi, 83 vi, 84 vi, 86 vi, 138

MASSACHUSETTS SERVICE :

enlistments into, from this state . . ·

viii, 235 viii, 239

MASSEY, GEORGE :

connected with anonymous letters to Jotham Odiorne .

vi, 49

MASSEY, GRIFFIN : prisoner from New York . vii, 127

MAST-DRAWERS:

protected, see Mast-men. MASTERS :

of mast ships, non-compliance with entry acts of 15 Caro. II . ii, 70

prosecution of

ii, 148 ii, 163

severity of, to servants or slaves-act for restraining

ii, 120 iv, 152

MASTERS OF VESSELS : see SHIP-MASTERS :

MASTING, THOMAS :

petition

i, 53

MAST-MEN:

protected ii, 69 ii, 72 ii, 158 ii, 193

iv, 197

MASTS : see also TIMBER : TREES: WOODS :

for royal navy

i, 277

taxation of, petition concerning

ii, 198

seizure of

iv, 227 IV, 228

impressment of

. vi, 19

belonging to the state, committee on

vii, 98

vii, 99

exportation of, permitted

. viii, 120

from New England

. which see.

MAST SHIPS :

not entered according to acts of 15 Caro. II.

ii, 70

ii, 73

and see Masters : of mast ships.

seizure of

ii, 162

ii, 163

ii, 167

ii. 168

sailing for England

v, 140

v, 141

MAST TREES :

preservation of

iv, 221

v, 219

MAST-YARDS :

exported, impost on

ii, 207

iv, 170

MATHER, JOHN N. :

petition, committee on .

viii, 433

viii, 440

MATHES, FRANCIS :

representative petition

iv, 247

iv, 261

iv, 268

MATHES, VALENTINE :

justice of the peace

vi, 152

iv, 350

iv, 351

iv, 352

ii, 73

298

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

MATHEWS, BENJAMIN :

petition

iv, 275

MATHEWS, DANIEL :

sheriff, to serve town-meeting warrants . i, 101

deposition .

i, 103

MATHEWS, FRANCIS :

lessee of lands on Piscataqua river . .

i, 34

MATHEWS, FRANCIS, ENS. :

muster-roll and account . .

v, 350

MATHEWS'S NECK :

ferry landing

ii, 165

MATROSS COMPANIES :

lieutenant of, tried by court-martial

vii, 76

enlistment of vii, 94 vii, 124 viii, 35 viii, 42 viii, 130

and see Daniels, Eliphalet, Capt. : Salter, Titus, Capt.

petitions vii, 204 vii, 246 viii, 98 viii, 159

viii, 164

enlistment of sailors out of .

. vii, 224

wages, pay-rolls · · . .

vii, 248

vii, 265 viii, 40 viii, 155 viii, 191 viii, 199

and see Dearing, Ebenezer, Capt.

enlarging, vote for

. viii, 89

allowed money in lieu of blankets

. viii, 102

committee on

. viii, 127

at Piscataqua Harbor Portsmouth

which see.

MATROSSES : see MATROSS COMPANIES :

MATROSS OFFICERS :

petition, rations

. vii, 237 vii, 248

MATTOON, - [MATOON] : representative

iv, 365

MAUNDY, RICHARD :

account, petition .

i, 209 iii, 79

MAURDYN, THOMAS :

soldier, account .

ii, 242 ·

MAUSTIN : see MARSTON :

MAY, EDWARD :

soldier, Oyster River .

i, 224

MAYHEW, PETER :

petition

. viii, 79

grantee of confiscated land, Rumney

. viii, 181

MEAD, JOHN AND JOSEPH : bond, recovery on

. iv, 338

MEAD, JOSEPH :

commander of the Crown, letter from

vi, 117

brigantine, Ferdinand, information vi, IIS vi, 119 vi, 120

. vi, 130

299

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

MEAD, NICHOLAS :

prisoner, escape and re-commitment

V, 391

MEADER, JOHN :

Robert Mason v.

i, 106

petition

iv, 295

iv, 297

MEADOWS, PHILIP [MEADOWES] :

Lord Commissioner for Trade and Plantations

i, 213

i, 244

i, 245

i, 248

v, 14

7, 18

v, 22

v, 28

v, 224

MEASAM, GEORGE :

letter on clothing for the army

· vii, 147

MEASURES: see WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :

MECKER, JEMS :

soldier, Oyster River

i, 224

MEDAR'S :

garrison, soldiers posted there

i, 171

i, 177

MEDAR, DAVID :

damage claim

vii, 98

MEDFORD, (MASS.) :

accounts, committee on .

. vii, 157

soldiers at, in 1775

vii, 173

vii, 186

MEDIUM :

of exchange .

. which see.

MEETING-HOUSES :

see Antrim : Concord : Dover : Dover Neck : Exeter : Hampton :

Londonderry : North Hill: Portsmouth : Rogers, Daniel, Rev. : Stratham : Strawberry Bank.

sessions of courts in

. v, 170

"proclamations to be read in "

v, 199

" on the king's great road from Greenland to Exeter " ·

v, 356

MEETINGS :

town, see Town-meetings.

of proprietors'

in unincorporated places

which see.

towns

MEINZIES, JAMES :

lawyer, complaint against ii, 273

ii, 274 ii, 275 ii, 280 ii, 282

MELLEN, JOHN, CAPT. [MELLIN] :

pay-roll

representative

viii, 44 viii, 47 .

petition, account, committee on . viii, 174 viii, 210 viii, 211 MELLOOMSCOTT :

township at, petition for grant of . MELONY, JOHN : suspected inimical

vi, 54

MELONY, RICHARD :

George Kezer v., act for a review .

. viii, 155

----

. viii, 6

. vii, 195

300

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

MELVIN, ELEAZER :

affidavit relative to murder of Indians, Contoocook .

i, 267

MEMORANDA:

of ship-masters' recognizances

i, 122

i, 126 i, 130

i, 136 i, 137

goods received of consignee Raymond

i, 15

goods and ammunition, Newichawanick

i, 30

account with Richard Rogers

i, 37

papers and minutes taken from secretary's office . ii, 219

ii, 220

MEMORIALS : see also PETITIONS: REMONSTRANCES :

see Amstrong, Robert.

see Officers.

Atkinson, Theodore.

Packer, Thomas (2d).

Blanchard, James.

Peabody, Nathaniel.

Cook, Elisha.

Pearson, Joseph.

Dartmouth.

Portsmouth.

Frye, Joseph.

Randolph, Edward.

Gilman, Jeremiah.

Rogers, Robert.

Gilman, John Taylor.

Romer, Wolfgang William.

Gilman, Nicholas.

Russell, Eleazer.

Goldston, Ralph.

Stark, John.

Grant, James.

Superior Court of Judicature : justices, etc.

Hampton Falls.

Lieutenant-governor and Coun- cil.

Tate, James.

Taylor, John.

Londonderry.

Vaughan, William.

Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations.

Wallace, -, Mr.

N. H. Line Officers.

Whipple, Joseph.

Noyes, Oliver.

Windham : selectmen.

v, 278

relating to plunder, Port Royal expedition on state of the province

v, 348

MEN : see SOLDIERS : NEW HAMPSHIRE MEN :

MENDON, -, CAPT. :

to execute quarantine orders .

vi, 46 .

MENIS :

French post .

v, 340 .

MEN-OF-WAR: see also FRIGATES :

see Alcide : Lis : Vigilant.

French, taken by Admiral Boscawen

i, 298

near Louisburg

vi, 15

taken by Commodore Warren

vi, 17

at Grand Bank

vi, 98 vi, 99

at Newfoundland

vi, 126

MENSREAT(?), JOSEPH :

of Newcastle, sworn

ii, 15

MENZIES, JOHN [MINZIES] :

judge of the admiralty

v, 355 . .

Waldo, Samuel.

301

MERCHANDISE : see also GOODS :

imported, duty on

. ii, 281

and see Duties : on imports.

of British subjects, condemnation of

. vii, 77

of inimicals, sale of

vii, 162

limitation of prices of, commissioners on

. viii, 118

exportation of, acts and resolutions to prevent

· viii, 194

MERCHANT-MEN :

at Port Royal and Piscataqua river

v, 126

and see Merchant-ships.

MERCHANTS :

order of President and Council to . MERCHANT-SHIPS :

i, 40

- English, to have admiralty passes i, 248 their masters to have governor's certificate embargo on .

ii, 235

V, 21

v, 128

which see.

MEREDITH :

justice of the peace

vi, 152

petition

, viii, 75

selectmen's account

· viii, 94

lands in, act for conveyance of

viii, 107 viii, 112

viii, 439

MERRILL, - -:

justice of the peace

· vi, 160

MERRILL, ABRAHAM :

petition for the incorporation of a town

vi, 67

vi, 68

MERRILL, JOHN :

petition for ferry, Merrimack river . .

. vi, 148

MERRILL, JONATHAN :

coroner

. viii, 355

MERRILL, JOSHUA : coroner

. viii, 445

MERRIMACK :

petitionee

vi, 59

committee of safety

. vii, 27

coroners

vii, 54

selectmen's account

. viii, 94

MERRIMACK RIVER [MEREMAKE, MIRRIMACK] :

as boundary of Mason's patent settlements on

i, 33

i, 47

and see Rumford.

province line referred to

ii, 65

ii, 113

iv, 372

vi, 64

and see & Hampton : selectmen. Salisbury, Mass.

draft (plan) of

iv, 318

iv, 320 iv, 321

iv, 361

iv, 362

vi, 2

enemy between, and the Newichawanick

v, 87

towns and grants on west side of .

vi,

2 vi, 4

i, 264

i, 267

-----

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

302

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

MERRIMACK RIVER [MEREMAKE, MIRRIMACK] :

vi, 148 viii, 174 viii, 353

ferries viii, 367 viii, 380 viii, 390 viii, 418 viii, 486

as division of beef cattle districts .

viii, 215

Isle of Hooksett falls on

· viii, 359

fishing in, bill to regulate

. viii, 475

fish in, act to prevent destruction of

. viii, 482

and see Alewives : Fish.

MERROW, JOSHUA, LT. :

officer, taken prisoner at Ticonderoga, account

. viii,

depreciation note, indorsement on . . viii, 253

MESANDOWIT :

signer of " Articles of Peace " with English-

i, 160

MESERVE, CLEMENT [MESARVE] : of Strawberry Bank i, 164

MESERVE, ESTHER :

to convey land, act for .

. viii, 200

MESERVE, GEORGE :

estate of, taxes . . viii, 163

absentee, act for sale of his lands . viii, 200 viii, 319

MESERVE, MRS. :

petition

. viii, 195

MESERVE, NATHANIEL, COL. :

regiment

vi, 100

vi, 106

letter on situation at Lake George and Fort Edward . vi, 102

petition

viii, 424 viii, 438

MESERVIE, CLEM :

garrison soldier

ii, 84

MESSAGES :

to governor of Canada, commissioners on general court to Col. Evans .

iv, 215

. vii, 267

by governors and lieutenant-governors see under their names. MESSENGERS : salary . i, 86

to congratulate Earl of Bellomont . iii, 54 iii, 74

instructions to. see next above, also Plaisted, Ichabod.

to General Court . .

iv, 177

to N. H. grants, see Kingsbury, Absalom.

MESSUAGES :

to sell, guardian's petition for leave sale of, act for-see Hart, Samuel, Capt.

. iv, 294

division of, act for . viii, 144

METCALF, JOSEPH, JR. :

soldier, omitted in roll, wages allowed . viii, 29 METHUEN DISTRICT :

petition for incorporation vi, 57 vi, 58

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

3º3

MEXICO :

dollars of, value regulated

i, 56

MIDDLESEX (MASS.) :

court officers i, 169

party to divorce case from

vi, 164

MIDDLETON :

incorporation of, act for . vii, 180 vii, 202 viii, 4 viii, 10 proprietors, petition for

. viii, 432 viii, 463

MIDDLETOWN: see MONADNOCK No. 2 :

MILES, ABNER :

disabled soldier, account . viii, 113 MILE SLIP [STRIP] :

to choose assessors, resolution for .

. vii, 66

MILE STRIP [SLIP] :

bridge in, over Souhegan river, act for . . viii, 76 viii, 90 MILITARY FINES :

distraint for .

ii, 56

vote for " enlarging "

. iv, 349

MILITARY OFFICERS :

see Dover : Exeter : Hampton.

duties in preventing spread of small-pox

. vi, 28

under orders to prevent escape of French neutrals

. vi, 102

appointment of

vii, 3 vii, 12

and see the titles of the various military officers.

obliged to take " oath of fidelity " .

viii, 19

acting under authority of Vermont . continuation in office, see Proclamations : to civil and military officers.

MILITARY OFFICES :

vacated by Gov. Shute .

v, 367

MILITARY POWER :

conflicting with the civil

vii, 62

vii, 72

MILITARY STORES :

providing

i, 260

i, 289

i, 290

i, 295

ii, 112

ii, 114

ii, 119

ii, 122

ii, 133

ii, 134

ii, 284

iii, 53

iii, 71

iii, 81 iii, 88

iv, 151

iv, 153

iv, 157

iv, 351

v, 108

v, 146 vii, 61 vii, 160

vii, 64

vii, 113

vii, 158 vii, 159

vii, 205

viii, 100

and see Continental Army : & supplies for,

Soldiers :

also Continental Stores : State Stores : Expeditions: Fort William and Mary: Garrisons: Great Island : Maga- zines.

exportation of, restricted

vi. 95

king's ordnance, Boston

vi, 99

v, 277 v, 2So

v, 290 v, 364

. viii, 363

304

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL

MILITARY STORES :

carrying out, by coasters forbidden

vii, 117

resolution for supply and delivery of

vii, 138

for Ticonderoga, left on the way

vii, 158

vii, 159

transporting .

vii, 176

vii, 187

vii, 205

vii, 213

at No. 4, committee on .

viii, 81

viii, 86

MILITARY WATCH :

ordered in every town

v, 45

v, 58

MILITIA :

bills and acts relating to

ii, 56

iv, 352

iv, 354

V, 117

and see Militia Act.

power of, lay in president and council

ii, 70

ii, 72

province

iii,

4 iv, 163

v, 113

v, 233

v. 234

town

ii, 243

ii, 246

v, 82

v, 114

v, 182

and see Companies : town militia, also next above.

lieutenant-colonel of, dismissed

iii,

v, IO

viii, 112

ordered to be in arms at celebrations .

v, 48

v, 71

V, 222

companies .

. V, 114

v, 133

v, 183 viii, 65

and see East Kingston : Pembroke.

to march at a minute's warning

regiments, -

raising re-enforcements from

vii, 65

vii, 106 v, 108

9th, field-officers appointed .

vii, 69 viii, 114

4th, settling and filling vacancies in

vii, 80

vii, 88 vii, 203

Ist, field-officers appointed vii, 91

viii, 179 viii, 257 viii, 300

new, formed . vii, 179 vii, 202

vii, 203

vii, 209

viii, 197

7th, colonelcy resigned

. viii, 76

6th, colonelcy and lieutenant-colonelcy resigned

· viii, 94

IIth, colonelcy resigned

. viii, 96

quota of, for defence of Rhode Island and see Rhode Island : defence of.

· viii, 100

8th, colonelcy resigned

viii, IO8

12th, major appointed

viii, 112 .

2d, field-officers appointed .

. viii, 178

Ioth, division of, committee on

viii, 197

viii, 199

Londonderry

. viii, 197

15th, field-officers nominated

viii, 198

16th, field-officers appointed colonelcy resigned .

viii, 21 I .

19th, field-officers nominated locations annexed to

viii, 262

viii, 264

vacancies in field-officers viii, 243 viii, 246 viii, 293

viii, 342

iii,

major .

v, 46

v, 162

vii, 31 vii, 109

ii, 118

iii,

3 v,

ii, 109

ii, 172

iii,

ii, 253

ii, 254

. viii, 199

. viii, 216

which also see.

305

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

MILITIA :

. see also.

regiments,- 3d, officers appointed. viii, 256 · viii, 295 three months' men apportioned to . viii, 260 viii, 264 colonelcies resigned viii, 421 viii, 433

drafting, bill for .

· vii, 125

to march under Gen. Stark

. vii, 218

by the colonels

· vii, 219

from the .

viii, 197 viii, 198

regulating, committee on and bill for in service at Piscataqua Harbor

vii, 196 viii, 148

· vii, 199

brigaded

vii, 205

vii, 217

vii, 218

viii, 181

commander of, in case of alarm

vii, 214

to re-enforce northern contl. army . wages of, committee on

vii, 222 vii, 223

adjutant-general of, rank

vii, 251

raising on an emergency, resolution for returns of, called for

viii, 88 viii, 90

viii, 374

colonels to raise recruits for contl. army . fines received by, committee on to send forward their men .

viii, 271 .

945 men to be raised from

viii, 176

viii, 177

three months' pay-rolls .

viii, 193

raising, to assist Gen. Washington

viii, 261 .

viii, 265 viii, 267

viii, 270

viii, 277 viii, 374

to liberate Col. Enoch Hale

. viii, 307

to be sent into Cheshire county

viii, 328 viii, 335

for defence of frontiers

viii, 376 .

Major General of, see Povey, Thomas.

of Dover : Exeter : Greenland : Hampton : Portsmouth : Straw- berry Bank

. which see. MILITIA ACT : see also MILITIA LAWS :

printing and dispersing it

vii, 93 vii, 158

act in addition to .

vii, 150 -

viii, 103

explanation of, resolution for .

. vii, 220

viii, 65

MILITIA LAWS: see also MILITIA ACT .

amendment of, resolution for .

vii, 156

vii, 158

revision of, committee on

. viii, 123

MILITIA OFFICERS : see also MILITIA : commissions and qualification

6 v, 329

V, 331

V, 371

meetings of .

ii, 100 ii, 189

ii, 190

V, 113 v, 262

directed concerning scouts and watches notified to attend council

v, 82

ordered to secure grain in garrisons .

v, 93

to assist in raising regiment for Canada

vii, 50

viii, 169

viii, 198

i, 284

. ii, 97

v, 76

vii, 230 vii, 231 vii, 232

viii, 102 .

306

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

MILITIA OFFICERS : see also MILITIA :

recruiting our army in New York

. vii, 10;

carrying orders to, account for

· vii, 105

to be muster-masters and paymasters

· vii, 165

nomination and appointment of vii, 220 viii, 93 viii, 108 viii, 197

viii, 199 viii, 265 viii, 270 viii, 293 viii, 421

and see Field-officers.

to take fire-arms from Quakers

· vii, 220

petition, committee on .

· vii, 264

directed how to make up their rolls

. viii, 189

vacancies in, committee to fill

. viii, 421

MILLAR, -, MR. :

Indian interpreter .

vi,

MILLARD, PAUL :

his sloop seized

ii, 5

MILL-DAM POND :

Portsmouth

. which see

MILLER, HEBER, DR. :

petition, account

viii, 174 viii, 201

MILLER, JOHN, SENR. :

distressed for military fine

ii, 56

MILLER, -, MR. :

of New York assembly .

i, 272

MILLER, SAMUEL :

petition for incorporation of Souhegan East

. VI,

MILLES, -:

produced his clearing, protected

ii, 3S

MILLET, THOMAS, CAPT. [MELLIT] : petitions

iv, 250

iv, 252

iv, 269 iv, 273

iv, 279

iv, 283

iv, 303

iv, 309 iv, 314 iv, 315

iv, 333 iv, 346

trustee, act for him to convey lands

MILLS :

for slitting or rolling iron, act of Parliament to prevent their

erection

vi, 62

MILLS, JAMES : soldier, omitted in the roll, wages paid . viii, 54

MILLS, JOHN, CAPT. :

enlisting officer

vii. 211 .

company pay-roll .

. viii, 367

MILLS, RICHARD :

petition and account

v, 209

MINISTERS :

see Adams, Hugh. Blunt, John. Chaplains.

see Dover.

Durham. Emerson, John. Exeter.

Cotton, John.

vi, 129

307

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

MINISTERS:

see Great Island.

see Pike,

Hampton.

Indian Nations.

McClintock, Samuel.

Portsmouth. Rogers, Daniel. Rogers, Nathaniel. Stratham.

Newcastle. Odlin, John.

Taxes.

bill concerning .

ii, 62

to take oath of allegiance

ii, 91

to publish proclamations

ii, 271

iii, 70 iii, 84

iv, 220

V, 12

v, 63

v, 74

v, 87

v, 252

v, 259

v, 267

maintenance of

iv, 146

iv, 147

iv, 179

iv, 250

iv, 296

iv, 305

iv, 316 iv, 330

iv, 344 v, 383

v, 392

vi, 36 vii, 238

to have notice of Thanksgiving .

iv, 193

report on Rev. Hugh Adams's book ·

iv, 224

with governor and council to appoint school-master, act for

V, 3II

v, 312

MINISTERS' HOUSES : act concerning

ii, .60

MINISTER TAX : see MINISTERS : maintenance of.

collecting, Quakers exempt from, see Quakers. against non-resident proprietors

. which see.

MINISTRY :

of Great Britain

. which see.

MINOR, JAMES :

ferriage account

. vii, 272 MINORS : lands, bills and acts for sale of

. vi, 129

viii, 73 viii, 212 viii, 222 , viii, 229 viii, 487 MINOT, -, COL. :

gave information about Indian murders .

i, 266

MINOT, JAMES : justice of the peace

i, 267

MINOT, JONAS :

petition, committee on . . viii, 138 viii, 140 viii, 216 viii, 244 MINUTES : see also RECORDS : of Council, see Council Records.

MISPRISION :

of treason, act (bill) against ,

vii, 121 vii, 147 ·

and see Treason : Traitors.

MISSIONARIES :

French, teaching Indians the Romish religion . . V, 5

MITCHELL, D. :

commissioner of admiralty

· i, 241

Moody, Joshua.

308

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

MITCHELL, GEORGE :

surveyor, gives name to a line

iv, 372 vi, 3 vi,

5 MITCHELL, ISAAC :

petition, committee on . viii, 432 viii, 436

MITCHELL, JOHN, CAPT. : witness in case of anonymous letters to Jotham Odiorne . .

vi, 50

prisoner, petition for

vi, 52

MITCHELL, PETER : enemy, located . vii, 90 vii, 98

MITCHELL, ROBERT :

master of sloop, Success

v, 68 ·

MITTIMUSES :

see Cary, Matthew : Legroe, Peter : Mead, Nicholas : Moody, Joshua, Rev. : Rine, Lewis de : Weare, Nathaniel.

MODERATORS:

to qualify town officers, resolution empowering :

. vii, 15 Hampton, see Wingate, Joshua.

MOFFATT, ZEBULON :

account

MOGG :

Indian, appearance in the council

MOGOON, JOHN [MAGOON] :

petition . i, 230 iii, 57 iii, 58 iii, 60

iii, 62

case, father's will and estate concerned .

iii, 59

MOHAWK POINT:

Winnipiseogee River, ferry there

. viii, 239

MOHAWKS [MOHOGS] :

hostility to eastern Indians .

i, 155

i, 159 i, 165

alliance with St. François tribe

i, 26;

peace with French

ii, 140

MOHON, DENNIS :

of Strawberry Bank

i. 164

MOLASSES :

imported and exported, drawback on

ii, 243

ii. 247

exportation of, act to prevent permitted

viii, 164 . viii, 18

MONADNOCK No. 2 [MIDDLETOWN] :

incorporation, petition for

. vi, 159

MONADNOCK No. 4 : incorporation, petition for

vi, 153

MONADNOCK No. 6:

incorporation as Packersfield, petition for

vi, 160

MONCKTON, R. :

Lord Commissioner for Trade and Plantations

v, 224

MONEY :

see Bills of Credit : Blanket-money : Borrowing : Coat-money : Continental Money : Exchange Money : Hard-money : Law-

viii, 45

. v, 393

viii, 194

309

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

MONEY :

ful Money: Light-money: New Emission Money: New York : Paper-money : Powder-money : Proclamation-money : Silver Money : Subsistence Money : Travel Money. foreign, act to regulate value of . · ·

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Index to the records of the Council of New Hampshire from November 17, 1631, to April 17, 1784, Part 20

Author: New Hampshire. General Court. cn Publication date: 1896 Publisher: Concord, E. N. Pearson, public printer Number of Pages: 1088

Author: New Hampshire. General Court. cn
Publication date: 1896
Publisher: Concord, E. N. Pearson, public printer
Number of Pages: 1088