Index to the records of the Council of New Hampshire from November 17, 1631, to April 17, 1784, Part 26

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iv, 322

iv, 325

PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETY :

Newmarket, act to enable

vii, 238

PRESCOTT, DAVID, CAPT. :

company roll

. vii, 21

PRESCOTT, HENRY :

justice of the peace

vii, 22 ·

representative

vii, 43

of committee on claims .

vii, III

PRESCOTT, JAMES [PRESTCOTT] : agent for Hampton petitioners

ii, 123 ii, 125 iv, 154

iv, 156

. PRESCOTT, JOHN : petition

. iv, 295

PRESCOTT, WILLIAM, CAPT. :

company roll

vii, 41

PRESIDENT AND COUNCIL :

orders to civil and military officers .

i, 40

Robert Mason on his declarations and letters

for holding courts

i, 169

to Deputy-secretary Redford

i, 180

letters from, -

to Lt .- Gov. Wm. Stoughton, (Mass.)

i, 200

ii, 196

ii, 218

iii, 13 iii, 19

iii, 24

iii, 28 iii, 32 iii, 36

iii, 43

letters to,-

from Eliseus Burgess

Lt .- Gov. William Stroughton

which see. Lt .- Gov. John Usher

thanksgiving appointed by

i, 226

power in absence of Lieutenant-governor

i, 236

ii, 70 ii, 73

warrants issued by, .

. see next above. ·

government devolving on i, 242 iii, II impressing soldiers and provisions . 25

iii, 13

v, 28 v, 221

. ii, 100

i, 235

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

386

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

PRESIDENT AND COUNCIL :

search warrant by .

iii,

power disputed

iii, 7

proclamations by . iii, 10 iii, 22 iii, 44 iii, 52

commission constituting

iv, I

PRESIDENTS :

of the council, ---

see Coffin, Peter.

see Hinckes, John. Walton, Shadrach.

Cutt, John.

Fryar, Nathaniel.

Weare, Meshech.

speech to House of Representatives

i, 201

to issue bill of divorce .

i, 212

iii, 41

issue warrants on treasurer

ii, 31

letter to Lt .- Gov. Usher

ii, 200

to receive soldiers' pay .

iii, 2

of committee to draw up thanksgiving proclamation

iii, 2

granting marriage licenses

iv, 327

oldest councilor to be .

V, 221

and see Instructions : to governors.

qualifies councilors, representatives, and other officers . vii, 117

viii, 205 viii, 304 viii, 31I

viii, 461

draws orders on treasury

vii, 183 viii, 232

to execute votes for raising soldiers

viii, 101

issue proclamation to civil and military officers .

viii, 161

issue precepts (writs) for choice of councilors . viii, 226

make out brevets, votes for viii, 352 viii, 392

viii, 432

entertain French naval officers at Portsmouth · viii, 383 directed to inform Contl. Congress of death of Loan-officer viii, 440

choice of, precept for .

· viii, 457 viii, 463

directed relative to a state note

. viii, 489 viii, 490

wages (pay, salary)

see under their names.

Massachusetts, letter from

vii, 278

of Continental Congress,

. which see.

also Laurens, Henry.

of the state, see of the council above. also Weare, Meshech.

PRESON, WILLIAM [PRESSON] : garrison soldier impressed i, 177 ii, So

PRESTON, JOHN :

garrison soldier

ii, 84 ·

PRESTON, SARAH :

petition and act for her to sell real estate . viii, 200 viii, 203

PRESTON, WILLIAM :

mariner deceased, sale of his real estate . . viii, 203 PRETENDER :

suspected abettor of, certified by council . iv. 206

his exclusion from the crown, act of Parliament for . . iv, 235

387

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

PRICE, WILLIAM :

account

vii, 190

PRICES :

high, petitions against .

· vii, 36 vii, 118

of necessaries of life, bill to fix vii, 135 vii, 138 vii, 139 vii, '140

PRICHARD, JEREMIAH [PRITCHARD] :

viii, 366 viii, 368 petition

PRICHARD, PAUL : representative

PRIESTS :

French, teaching Indians the Romish religion . .

v, 5

PRINCE GEORGE :

letter to the council

v, 128

proclaimed at Portsmouth, see Portsmouth.

ship, prize

vii, 100 vii, 162 vii, 163

captor's proportion of

· vii, 107

PRINCE OF WALES : see PRETENDER :

PRINCESS ANN: see QUEEN ANNE :

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE :

marriage and coronation

vi, 122

PRINCESS SOPHIA :

Protestant succession through

iv, 235

iv, 236

PRINTERS : see also FOWLE, DANIEL :

of N. H. Gazette called to account . from Boston .

. which see.

PRINTING : see also ADVERTISEMENTS : HANDBILLS : NEWSPAPERS :

public .

ii, 43 iv, 224 iv, 254

iv, 255

iv, 299

vii, 70 vii, 129

vii, 139

vii, 158 vii, 207

vii, 213 vii, 237 vii, 252

viii, 54 viii, 94 viii, 104 viii, 115 viii, 146

viii, 1 59

viii, 162 viii, 217 viii, 288 viii, 323

extracts from intercepted letters

vii, 156

address to Continental Congress

viii, 93

Bills of Credit

Militia Act .

which see.

Thanksgiving proclamations .

Treasurer's Notes .

PRINTING-OFFICE :

Exeter .

PRINTING UTENSILS :

confiscated and rented . viii, 475 viii, 476 viii, 478

PRIOR, A. : see PRIOR, MATH. :

PRIOR, MATH. :

Lord Commissioner for Trade and Plantations . i, 244

i, 245

i, 248 v, 14 V, IS V, 22 v, 29

PRISON : see also GAOL :

see Dover: Exeter : Great Island: Hampton : Portsmouth : Prison-keeper : Strawberry Bank.

, . which see.

viii, 65

vii, 10

388

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

PRISON : see also GAOL : providing, bills and acts for

i, 202

i, 207

ii, 243

iv, 183

iv, 187

breaking, rescue of prisoners from .

appropriations for .

iv, 161

v, 390

repairs . . iv, 306 iv, 309

iv, 314

iv, 348

iv, 352 v, 175

insufficiency of

9 v, 175

PRISONERS :

see Abbott, Samuel.

Amherst.

see Gage, Joseph. Gaols.

Anderson, Isaac.

Gilmore, Robert.

Batchelder, Breed.

Grandy, John, Jr.

Bean, Jacob.

Green, Peter.

Bingham, Nathaniel.

Hale, Enoch.

Boston Castle.

Halifax.

Bowen, John.

Hampton.

Bradford, William.

Hardie, Thomas.

Bradstreet, Lyonel.

Harrington, Benjamin.

Bragdon, Warren.

Hawks, John.

Brown, Asa.

Hitchcock, Joseph.

Bryant, James.

Holland, Stephen

Canadian.

Hollis.

Captives.

Hunt, Charles.

Carr, James.

Hunt, Stephen.

Chase, Benjamin.

Hutson, John.

Chase, Seth.

Indians.

Clark, John.

Keene.

Closson, Timothy.

Keniston, Joseph Eaton.

Clough, Jeremiah.

Kent, (Conn.)

Crommet, Phillip.

Lawson, John.

Deerfield.

Leonard, Thomas.

Delong, Ora.

Lorramore, -.

Deserters.

Doty, Elias.

Dover.

Drew, Joseph.

+ McDonald, John. March, George. Massey, Griffin. Mead, Nicholas. Mitchell, John.

Ellison, Richard.

Morley, Matthew.

Emms, Daniel.

Morrill, Benjamin. Morrill, John.

Emms, Richard.

Enemies.

Mott, Jacob.

Exeter. Fines.

Nainby, - -. Nambrous, -.

Flag of Truce.

Newcastle.

Frazier, John.

Newfoundland.

French Catholics.

Frye, Ebenezer.

Newport, (R. I.) Nova Scotia.

i, 271

Dunbarton.

389

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

PRISONERS :

see Number Four. Officers.

Page, William. Parker, Oliver.

see Simmons, Thomas. Slack, William. Smith, Conrood. Smith, Daniel.

Smith, James.

Parole. Peirce, John.

Soldiers.

Pennsylvania.

Stevens, John.

Porter, Asa.

Stinson, John.

Port Royal.

Storm, David.

Portsmouth.

Tallant, Hugh.

Powell, John.

Taylor, James.

Prison.

Temple. Thornton, Matthew.

Prisoners of War.

Regulations.

Tories.

Requisitions.

Ungle, Charles.

Richardson, James,

Vaughan, William.

Robinson, Caleb.

Wallace, Richard.

Rogers, Richard.

Washington, George.

Roman Catholics.

Webber, John George.

Rose, Elisha.

West Indies.

Sanborn, -, Lt.

White, Samuel.

Sandown.

Willimott, Edward.

Schooners.

Wing, Abraham.

Senter, Asa.

Wood, George.

Shannon, Richard Cutts. Sheriffs.

Younghouse, Henry.

i, 263

taken by Indians, redemption of

i, 265

i, 280

V, 172

Indian murderers, violently released

i, 271

pirate, sent to Boston

v, 116

English and French, exchange of bonds .

V, 402

vii, 194

vii, 267

viii, 138

rescued from province gaol

vi, 88

in Dover gaol, petition, board of

vii, 98 viii, 39

station for, committee on

vii, 133

accounts, complaints, petitions, remonstrances . .

vii, 192 vii, 222

vii, 267 viii, 35 viii, 70

boarding, account for

vii, 236 vii, 249

viii, 3

. viii, 6 viii, 24

viii, 25 viii, 39 viii, 58

viii, 82 viii, 16S

viii, 169 viii, 198 viii, 268 viii, 290 viii, 359 and see Prison-keepers : State Prisoners.

escorting from No. 4 to Portsmouth

vii, 229

in Amherst gaol, clothing for .

vii, 248

vii, 269

taken at Ticonderoga

viii, 5

in Exeter gaol, committee on and regulations concerning

. viii, 17

viii, 24 viii, 32 viii, 85

viii, 124

Woodward, Moses.

English, sent in irons to Canada

vii, 208

v, 179

390

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

PRISONERS :

supplied by Board of War

viii, 64

arraigned before General Court

. viii, 116

disposal of, act for

. viii, 156

temporary release of, on parole

viii, 279

committed under pretended authority of Vermont, act for their release

. viii, 299

guarding, account for

viii, 360

for debt, act for their relief

viii, 361 viii, 371 viii, 472

escaped from Canada

from New York

vii, 102 vii, 104 vii, 119

vii, 122

vii, 127

vii, 128 vii, 130 vii, 131

vii, 139 vii, 142

vii, 155 vii, 163 vii, 188

vii, 222 vii, 226 vii, 234

vii, 266

vii, 269

PRISONERS OF WAR : see also PRISONERS : CAPTIVES :

Roman Catholics .

v, 112

v, 113

sending to Boston Castle ·

v, 118

exchange of v, 179 vi, 29 vii, 186 viii, 23 viii, 276

viii, 277

sent to Newport, R. I. .

vii, 147 ·

escaped, act for apprehending

viii, 376

PRISON-KEEPERS : see also GAOL-KEEPERS :

see Abbott, Richard.

Exeter.

see Portsmouth. Rockingham County.

Great Island.

Stacey, Joseph. Strafford County.

Ladd, Simeon.

salary and allowances to

i, 86

v, 175

vii, 249

viii, 24 viii, 25

viii, 82

viii, 100 viii, 102 viii, 168 viii, 169 viii, 268

and see Prisoners : boarding. bonds to

ii, 20 iv, 140

PRITCHARD : see PRICHARD :

PRIVATEERS :

see Enterprise : Portsmouth : St. John.

vii, 16 vii, 17 commissioning, committee on

landmen entering on board, method to prevent ·

. viii, 15

PRIVATEERS AND PIRATES :

restraining and punishing, acts for : . 1, 101

i, 103

i, 107

i, 108 i, 244 i, 245

i, 246 v, 3

v, 16 v, 17 v, 18

v, 22 v, 26

PRIVATES :

not mustered

vii, 60 ·

discharged, allowed depreciation . viii, 150

PRIVY COUNCIL : see also KING'S COUNCIL : order on petition of Lt .- Gov. Partridge . .

i, 253

order to Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations . i, 258

appointed committee for Trade and Plantations

iv, ISI

Hampton.

viii, 364 .

391

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

PRIVY COUNCIL : see also KING'S COUNCIL : committee on king's woods, report of

· vi, I2

PRIVY COUNCILOR : oaths

. ii, 8 v, 2

PRIZES :

condemned, duty on

. viii, 253

PROBATE : see also PROBATE OF WILLS : fees

judges .

PROBATE OF WILLS : see also JUDGES OF PROBATE : WILLS :

books and papers relating to .

i, 205 i, 207

fees for, complained of, orders relating to

ii, 112 ii, 113

PROCLAMATIONS :

to civil and military officers to continue in office .

i, 40

i, 229 ii, I iii, 12

iii, 53 iii, 65

iv, 236 v, 2 v, 54 v, 330 v, 333

v, 334 v, 335 v, 337

v, 360 vi, 137

relating to boards and timber .

i, 61

of death of Charles II and accession of James II

i, 162

for Dover rioters to appear

i, 165

for apprehending conspirators against the king pirates . i, 188 v, 116

V, 117

v, 118

by Gov. Shirley for raising soldiers

i, 284 i, 285

against Lt .- Gov. Usher .

iii, 10

for discovery and return of deserters iii, 43 of Wm. Vaughan and records

iii, 44 v, 199

v, 244

concerning peace with Indians

iii, 84

forbidding commerce with Scotch in W. I.

v, 5

of Princess Anne's accession .

of war against French and Indians

v, v, 86

for raising volunteers

v, 103

v, 265

about the coin

v, 134

v, 305

of acts of Parliament

. v, 237

adjournment of courts by v, 292 V, 300 V, 372

vii, 215 vii, 225

of armistice, by Queen Anne .

V, 302

against trading with Indians .

V, 310

by Queen Anne for publishing the peace between Great Britain and Spain .

V, 321

of death of Queen Anne and accession of George I

v, 329

v, 331

to lay embargo

v, 365

vi, 104

to guard against spread of small-pox

v, 378 vi, 75

vi, vi, vi,

for enlistment or impressment of sailors .

for volunteers on expedition against Louisburg

. vi, vi, 17 17 .

iii, 83 .

v, 328

to prevent destruction of pine trees . relating to outstanding paper currency files for

which see.

i, 187

392

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

PROCLAMATIONS :

of armistice by George II

vi, 40

vi, 41

of the Aix-la-chapelle treaty of peace

for arrest of William Blair, Londonderry .

vi, 50 vi, in

of " articles of peace " with Indians

vi,

for detection of counterfeiters .

vi, 70

offering reward for escaped prisoners

vi, 89

for delinquents, Col. Meserve's regiment, to appear .

vi, 100

forbidding trespass on king's lands .

vi, 116

by king, offering grants of land to soldiers

vi, 128

vi, 145 vi, 151

vi, 160

annulling act for divorce .

vi, 164 .

offering reward for incendiary

vi, 134

for apprehension of Portuguese murderer

vi, 135

for opening courts of justice .

vii, 28

requiring civil and military officers to arrest deserters · viii, 161

to Cheshire and Grafton counties

viii, 305 viii, 327

Fast

Thanksgiving

proroguing Assembly, see House of Representatives : proroga- tion of.

dissolving Assembly, see General Court : dissolution of. PROCLAMATION-MONEY : collected on vessels

vi, II

PROCLAMATION OF PEACE :

" proclaimed by beat of drum "

iv, 224

iv, 236 v, 322

proclaimed with demonstrations

PROCTOR, JOEL :

soldier, wages voted him

viii, 415 .

PRODUCE :

limitation of prices of, commissioners on

. viii, 118

PROMOTIONS :

in Continental Battalions New Hampshire Line

which see.

PROPRIETORS:

see Allen, Samuel, Gov.

Barrington.

see Mason's Claim. Mason, John. Mason, Robert.

Campton.

Monadnock No. 6.

Canaan. Cardigan.

Non-resident.

Chester.

Non-resident Proprietors.

Chichester.

Nottingham.

Cockermouth.

Protectworth.

Gorges, Ferdinando. Hanover. Lyme.

Rumney.

Thornton.

which see.

V, 312

v, 313 v, 314

V, 322 vi, 47

published by beat of drum vi, 40 vi, 42 vi, 47

393

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

PROPRIETORS :

to levy taxes, bill for holding land under Mason's claim

. viii, 76

PROPRIETORS' MEETINGS :

. viii, 273

PROSCRIPTION ACT :

committee to draft . viii, 35 viii, 53

PROTECTWORTH :

representatives

vii, 123

proprietors' petition viii, 170 viii, 173 viii, 314 viii, 316 viii, 327

giving settlers quiet possession, bill for .

viii, 176

lands in, act to vest title to .

viii, 182

road to, through New London, act for

viii, 316

grist-mill, grant of land for refused

viii, 317 .

grant of lots in, act for .

viii, 317

petition

viii, 461 viii, 463

PROTEST :

against plan of government .

vii, 21 .

PROTESTANT SUCCESSION : see PRINCESS SOPHIA :

PROTHONOTARY : see CHAMBERLAIN, RICHARD :

PROVIDENCE (R. I.) :

meeting of N. E. States' committees at .

vii, 101

vii, 102

vii, 118

vii, 140

letters from, committee on .

vii, 117

courier (post-rider) from, to Exeter

viii, 24 viii, 42

convention of N. E. States at

. . viii, 255

viii, 256 viii, 257 viii, 258 viii, 260 viii, 272

PROVINCE (NEW HAMPSHIRE) :

four penny rate

presented at court for not having a gaol .

defence of

ii, 10

ii, 149

ii, 151

ii, 152 ii, 153

ii, 163

ii, 195 ii, 196

ii, 200 ii, 203

ii, 210 ii, 213 iv, 135

iv, 170 iv, 171

iv, 174 iv, 177 iv, 180

v, 76 v, 113

v, 114 V, 118 v, 148

v, 156 v, 165

vi, II vi, 15 vi, 18

rights and bounds asserted and maintained

ii, 29

assessments .

ii, 170

weights and measures

ii, 185

state of, laid before the king and queen . .

ii, 204 v, 99

poverty and danger of, annexation to Massachusetts desired ii, 207

iv, 170 iv, 171, : iv, 178 iv, 179 iv, ISO

justices of the peace for

iii, 18 . trade and commerce vi, 7

lands within, instructions relative to granting . vi. 38 plan of, for Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations vi, 64 almost drained of men . vi, 106

i, 59

i, 184

iv, 353 .

act relating to

394

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

PROVINCE (NEW HAMPSHIRE) :

charge, see Estimates. lines, see Boundaries. rate, see Taxes.

sale of, see Allen, Samuel, Gov.

debts

gaol

which see.

militia .

revenues

PROVINCE LAWS : see also PROVINCE RECORDS :

transcribing for use of towns .

ii, 10

delivered to secretary

ii, 12

transcribing and drawing up, committee for ii, 262 ii, 263 ii, 288

engrossed

iv, 15-130

PROVINCE MARSHALS :

see Green, John. see Page, Nathaniel. Marshfield, Samuel. Walker, George. Winchcombe, John.

Neal, Jeremiah.

continuation in office, see Proclamation : to civil and military officers.

PROVINCE PRISON : see PRISON : providing.

PROVINCE RECORDS :

depositing with Maj. Wm. Vaughan, bill and orders for . .

i, 206

i, 207 iv, 187

v, 337

delivering by secretaries to their successors, orders for ·

ii, 6 ii, 8 ii,

7 v, 94

v, 98 v, 99 ·

v, 337

vii, 38

seized from Deputy-secretary Redford .

and see Catalogue.

produced as evidence in court

v, 130

PROVINCE REGISTER : see SHEAFE, SAMPSON :

PROVINCE SCOUT:

discontinued

. v, 165

PROVINCES (COLONIES) :

see Connecticut : Maine : Maryland: Massachusetts : New Hampshire: New Jersey: New York: North Carolina : Pennsylvania : Rhode Island : South Carolina : Virginia.

PROVINCIAL CONGRESS : see COLONIAL CONGRESS :

PROVINCIAL GOVERNORS :

congress of .

V, 251

letter of John Corbet to

vi, 19

PROVISIONS: see also TOWN-STOCK : want of, at garrisons

i, 171

i, 172

i, 173

i, 174

i, 175 i, 176 i, 179

i, 184

iv, 135

importation of, from Boston .

i, 179

i, ISO

ii,

I3 ii,

iii, 70 iii, 83

iii, 26

395

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

PROVISIONS : see also TOWN-STOCK :

impressment of

ii, 100

ii, 165

ii, 176 ii, 177 ii, 183

iv. 165 iv, 166

iv, 178 iv, 180

v, 114

v, 163 vi, 16

and see Soldiers : supplies for.

exportation of, acts and resolutions to prevent or limit

iii, 37

iv, 361 iv, 364 iv, 365

iv, 366

iv, 368

vii, 117 viii, 67 viii, 68 viii, 119

embargo on . .

viii, 132 .

scarcity and dearness of

for the state ·

vii, Ioc vii, 107 vii, 141

from the Southern States

· viii, 67

from Gov. Wentworth's estate, auction of

. viii, 167

for soldiers, see Soldiers : supplies for.

Continental Army

. which see.

PROVOST MARSHALS :

see Hilton, William, Senr. : Sherlock, James : Thurton, Thomas.

PRUDENCE :

brigantine, permitted to sail, claim on . vii, 157 vii, 273 vii, 278

PRUDENT SARAH :

sloop, taken by pirates . .

· v, 365

PRUDENTIAL AFFAIRS :

of the province, acts concerning .

· ii, 20

and see Acts : engrossed.

PUBLICATION :

of acts,

laws, see Printing : public, also Sheriffs.

resolutions,

of commissions

r which see. letters patent · . orders

proclamations, which see, also Meeting-houses : Ministers. PUBLIC AFFAIRS :

commissioners on

viii, 188 viii, 191 ·

letter on, see Atkinson, Theodore, Col.

PUBLIC-HOUSES : see also PUBLIC ORDINARIES :

four only in a town, act for .

i, 205

iv, 186

more than four in a town, act for

i, 207

iv, 187

gaming in, act to prevent

ii, 123

. ii, 183

act regulating

iv, 166

PUBLIC LETTERS : see also POSTAGE : committee on vii, 106 vii, 141 viii, 136

postage on, account for . vii, 112 viii, 180 viii, 221 viii, 452 PUBLIC ORDINARIES :

sessions of General Court at, forbidden . i, 86 ·

at Portsmouth

. which see.

viii, 194

vi, 126 vi, 203

iv, 154 iv, 158 bill concerning .

396

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

PUBLIC SECURITIES :

liquidating, committee and act on viii, 322 viii, 323 viii, 332 viii, 427 receivable in lieu of new emission bills .

. viii, 341

interest due on, how paid viii, 426 viii, 427

PUGH, THEOPHILUS :

v. James Smith, alias Spurling

iv, 217

PUISNE JUSTICES :

of Superior Court of Judicature

. which see.

PULKNEY, J. :

Lord Commissioner for Trade and Plantations PURSERS :

v, 224

see Raymond John : Walton, Shadrach, Capt.

dealings of Lt .- Governor with, sustained

ii, 38

PUTNAM, EPHRAIM :

selectman of Lyndeborough, account

. viii, 464

PUTNAM, PHILIP, CAPT. : pay-roll

. vii, 258

PUTNEY, ASA, SERGT. :

disabled soldier, half-pay

. viii, 146

PUTNEY, JOHN :

account

. viii, 38

QUAKERS :

petitions, exemption from collecting ministers' tax .

iv, 250

iv, 251

iv, 296 iv, 297

iv, 363

iv, 364

vii. 224

and see Varney, Peter (Dover).

bill passed .

iv, 368

deprived of fire-arms

vii, 219 .

vii, 220

records of, committees to search

vii, 232

QUAMPHEGAN MILL:

woods adjacent to, making tar in

ii, 290

QUAMPSCUTT : see SWAMSCOTT :

QUARANTINE:

vessels to perform, for small-pox ·

iv, 339

V, 377

v, 378

vi, 12 vi,

vi, 29

vi, 31

vi, 32

vi, 33

vi, 34

vi, 43

vi, 44 vi, 46

imposed on Pest-house Island

vi, 162

QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL : of northern continental army QUARTER-MASTERS:

vii, 201

see Blanchard, James. Brooks, Samuel.

Brooks, Samuel, Jr. Brown, Richard.

Gains, George. advance pay

vii, 86

ranked as lieutenants

see Portsmouth. Senter, Asa. Smith, John. Spencer, John. Wright, Samuel.

. viii, 46

397

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

QUEBEC [QUEBECK] :

disturbance from, feared

v, 189

reduction of, troops for .

vi, 24

prisoners of war at, exchange of

vi, 29

losses by soldiers at

vii, 104

detachments against

vii, 151

vii, 261

QUEEN ANNE [ANN] :

proclaimed .

victory over French and Spaniards .

instructions to Gov. Dudley .

v, 96 V, 221

V, 225

v, 263

v, 290

letters from

V, 105

v, 150

v, 152

v, 224

v, 225

repealed act concerning town boundaries

v, 132

appointment of councilors by

v, 256

v, 257

v, 258

v, 293

her council at St. James

. see next above.

address of thanks to

v, 262

v, 264

proclamation of armistice by .

v, 302

of peace by

v, 313

v, 322

death and funeral ceremonies

v, 328

v, 329

v, 330

QUEEN ELIZABETH :

see Statute : ordaining form of church services.

QUEEN MARY : death of

QUEEN'S. ARMS :

a royal gift to volunteers

v, 265

QUEENS :

see Queen Anne : Queen Elizabeth : Queen Mary.

QUIMBY, AARON, CAPT. :

stoppage on his wages, vote to pay ·

. vii, 56

pay-roll, account .

. viii, 57

QUIMBY, DAVID, CAPT .:

pay-roll, account .

. viii, 46

QUIT-RENTS:

surrendered in part to his Majesty .

reserved to the king

vi, 38

on township grants

vi, 54

QUOTAS : see also ENLISTMENTS :

of money

i, 269

of the several regiments apportioned plan for raising, resolution adopting filling, resolution for

vii, 137

of recruits apportioned to towns

· · viii, 209

of beef apportioned to towns .

. viii, 335

deficiency in, fine and extent for

. viii, 489

and see Towns : deficient in quotas. for continental army continental battalions

of towns

3 / which see.

vii, 68

· . vii, 69 viii, 100

vii, 271 viii, 217 viii, 358

ii, 171

398

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,

QUOTAS : see also ENLISTMENTS :

of the colonies and the states, -

see Connecticut : Massachusetts : New Hampshire : New York : Rhode Island.

RABY :

selectmen's petition

. viii, 441

collector of taxes, resolution for

. viii, 442

RALEIGH :

continental frigate, equipping vii, 76 vii. 77 vii, 222 viii, 99

enlistment of crew for the

· . vii, 187

RAMSDELL, THOMAS :

Mass. soldier, disabled .

i, 200 iii, 31 ·

RAND, DANIEL : - recruiting officer

. viii, 269

RAND, MARY [RANN] : deposition concerning Seabank Hog

i, 128

RAND, SAMUEL :

of Newcastle, sworn

ii, 15

petition

ii,

ii, 34

RAND, THOMAS [RANN] : petition

ii,

RANDALL, BENJAMIN [RANDELL] :

master of vessel exposed to small-pox

vi, 73

vi, 74

RANDALL, EDWARD :

of Newcastle, sworn

ii,

petition

ii, 34

RANDALL, JACOB [RANDLE] :

appearance before council

i, 229

iii, 53 iii,

of Newcastle, sworn

ii,

petition

ii, 33

RANDALL, JAMES [RENDALL, RENDELL, RENDLE] :

grand-juror, reflects on the court

i, 129

of Newcastle, sworn

ii, 15

overseer of fort repairs, account ii, 48

ii, 57

ii, 137

iii, 38

representative

ii, 154

ii, 174

ii, 238

ii, 253

ii, 254

ii, 257 iv, 148

iv, 159

iv, 263

committee to settle town bounds

v, 43

RANDALL, JOSEPH [RANDOLL] :

petition for divorce

v, 350

RANDALL, MARTHA : see next above.

RANDALL, MILES [RANDEL] : justice of the peace .

vii, 24

RANDALL, PETER :

of crew of the Ketch Richard

i, 137

RANDOLPH, EDWARD [RANDOLF] : collector of customs

i, 123 1, 152

bill of costs against

i, 127

399

NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1631-1784.

RANDOLPH, EDWARD [RANDOLF : ]

attorney-general

i, 134

overseer at fort

ii, 130

complaint v. Charles Story

v, 64

memorial

v, 65

RANGER :

continental frigate, enlistment of crew for

vii, 224

vii, 234

RANGERS : see also FRONTIERS: SCOUTS: WOODS :

impressment of

ii, 78 ii, 142

four companies of, under Loudon

vi, 106

to guard on Connecticut river .

. vii, 57

corps of, see Whitcomb, Benjamin, Maj. depreciation, allowance for, see Soldiers.

RANGING : see also RANGERS: SCOUTING :

in woods

on frontiers

. which see.

RANN : see RAND :

RANSTEAD, JOHN :

estate of, act for conveyance of

RATABLE ESTATES : see also ESTATES :

inventories of

vii, 79

vii, 103

vii, 221 vii, 226

viii, 86 viii, 139

viii, 405

viii, 415

viii, 419

new valuation of, bill for

. vii, 140

tax on, vote to raise viii, II

viii, 73

viii, 86

viii, 325 viii, 428

estimation of, committee on . ·

viii, 138 viii, 139

RATE:

of old emission to new .

. viii, 292

of specie to new emission bills

. viii, 359

RATES : see TAXES :

Boston

. which see.

RATION-ROLLS : see ROLLS :

RAWLINGS: see RAWLINS : also ROLLINS :

RAWLINS, ICHABOD : see also ROLLINS : of Bloody Point, province rate against RAWLINS, JAMES :

i, 97

of Bloody Point, province rate against

i, 97

garrison soldier

ii, 8.4

RAWLINS, SAMUEL :

of Bloody Point, province rate against

distressed for military fine

ii,

RAWSON, EDWARD :

secretary Mass. General Court

i, 37

RAYN, JOSEPH [RAYNS]:

witness to Jno's letter

attorney-general . i, 71 i, 72

i, 73

i, 74

deposition relative to service of Capt. Robt. Mason's troop war-

rant

i, 148 i, 150

companies of .

vii, 57 vii, 88 vii, 91 vii, 114

. viii, 33

400

INDEX TO RECORDS OF THE COUNCIL,"

RAYN, JOSEPH [RAYNS] :

teste to "Articles of Peace " . RAYMON, JOHN :

RAYMOND, JOHN [RAIMAN, RAIMOND] : purser of the Pide-cowe, consignee

i, 161 i, 37

i, 4

15 i, 16 i,

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Index to the records of the Council of New Hampshire from November 17, 1631, to April 17, 1784, Part 26

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