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Claussen, Peter, 312-314, 326 Clay in soil, 2
Clayborne, William, and his settle- ment, 19, 21, 109
Claypoole family, 917: James, 83. 175; John (who married
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Cromwell's daughter), 83; John (son of James), 197, Chapter X
Clayton, Rev. John, 336; Rev. Thomas, 241, Chapter XI Clearfield St., Philadelphia, 7
Clement, Simon, 634
Clergy, "benefit of," 416, 586; clergy claimed not to be amen- able to temporal courts, 566- 567
Clifford, John, 809
Clifton, Robert, 284; Thomas, 202, 207
Clinton, George, Governor of New York, 878, 881, 883, 885, 900, 902, 910
Clinton, see Chinton
Coats, John, 361, 362
Coburne, Thomas, 228
Cocalico, 537
Cochran, James, 628
Cock, Capt. Lacy, Lasse, or Law- rence, 102, 225, 231, 263
Cock-fighting, 670 Codd, Berkeley, 650
Codorus Creek, 546, 760
Coetus, see Reformed Coetus
Cohansey, New Jersey, 236, 348 Cohongoronta River, 860 Coin, see Foreign Coin Colby, Theodore, 145
Cold Spring, Bucks Co., 95-96
Cold Spring Baptist Church, 136 Colebrookdale, 713
Coleman, 734
College of Philadelphia, see Uni- versity of Pennsylvania
"Colleges of piety," 514
Collegiate education among Qua- kers and other early settlers, 141-142; scarcely to be ob- tained by Pennsylvanians, 625, 730
Collett, Tobias, 77
Colonization, title of European nation by, properly to be
limited to territory within effective control, 13
Columbia, Pa., 7, 723
Columbia Avenue, East, Phila., 99 Columbus, Christopher, 14, 244 Commissioners, Penn's first, 70-82 Commissioners, the Penns', in land matters, see Property, Board or Commissioners of
Commissioners for Promoting the Trade of our Kingdom and Inspecting and Improving our Plantations in America and Elsewhere (Lords for Trade, Board of Trade), 54, 56, 278- 279, 649, and elsewhere
Committee of the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations, Lords of the (Lords for Trade &ct.), 24-27, 36, 38, 43-44, 68, 260, and elsewhere
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, legislature ( Assembly) of, 88- 89; Supreme Court of, 74
Communion, Holy (Lord's Sup- per), attitude of some Qua- kers towards, 213-214; dis- use among regular Quakers, 135, 137; George Keith, while Quaker, administers, 235;
Keithians administer, 238:
Schwenckfelt had peculiar views, 815; the Schwenk- felders discontinue using, 815, 817; worship by Inspired does not include, 549
Community of goods, believers in, 523-524
Compasses, joke about the King's, 33
Compassville, 354
Compton, Henry, Bp. of London. advises buying the Indians' land, 68, 159; general biog- raphy of, 330-331; other men- tion, 328-329, 341, 350
Concord, Pa., 134
Conde River, 889
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Conditions and Concessions agreed upon between Penn and first purchasers, 69-70, 74, 77, 79, 81-82
Conejohela (Conejoholo) 52, 116, 447, Chapter XXIII Conemaugh Creek (Connumach), 719, 746
Conestoga, Creek, region, or vil- lage, Chapter IV, 447, Chapter XVII, 594, 615, 706, 918, and elsewhere in connection with Indians
Conestoga Indians, see Susque- hanna Indians
Conewages, 447, 596
Conewago Creek, 447-448, 474
Conewago Falls, see Susquehanna River
"Confessors of the Glory
of Christ," see Schwenkfelders
Confiscations, 61
Congregation of God in the Spirit (conference originally invited by Antes, Zinzendorf's Union), Chapter XXV
Congregationalism or Congrega- tionalists, 211, 334
Conguegos, 475, 492
Conn, Rev. Hugh, 349
Connecticut, government, land, and people, 8, 11, 15, 16, 21, 259, 267, 879
Connecticut River, 16
Connejaghera, see Conejohela
Connessoa, 499
Connodaghto (Conodahto), 119- 120, 121
Connumach, see Conemaugh
Conoys, see Pascatoways Conoy Town, 116, 448, 870 Consanguinity, &ct., table of, 450 Conshohocken or Conshohocken Hills, 65, 72, 100, 101
Conversion (awakening), 627, 629 Cook, Francis, 218
Cooke, Arthur, Chapters VII and VIII, 263, 298, 302
Cooper, James, Senr. or Jr., 218, 223; James Fenimore, his ac- count of Tammany, 99; Wil- liam, 21
Copper mine, 615, 657-659
Coppock, Bartholomew, Chapter VII
Coptic, or Egyptian, Church, 825 Corlear (Indian name for Gov. of New York) and Corlear's house, 112
Cornbury (courtesy title), Edward Hyde, Viscount, also his wife (Lord and Lady Cornbury) , Chapter XIII, 439-440, 472, 473
Corn mills, 1
Coroners, appointment &ct. of, 167, 170, 403, 454, 467
Corry, Herbert, 336
Cost of living (housekeeping), 459, 460
Council, Governor's, created by appointment, 263, 296, 384, 389, 400; changes in member- ship after Penn's 2nd visit, 409, 425, 455, 489, 576, 651, 656, 660, 676, 696, 753, 893; control over Lieutenant-Gov- ernor given by instructions, 489, 495, 646, 676-677; power to reject legislation denied, 436, 581-582, 583-584, 680; not consulted by Keith as to Delaware, 651, 673; reduced to ciphers by Keith, 660; admin- istration of government by, 417-418, 420-421, 424, 758- 770, 893-915; President at such times took fees, 914; pre- paration of minutes, 671-672 Council, legislative, called Provin- cial in Frame, also the mnem- bers, 166-167, 169, 170, 299; elections to, Chapter VII, Chapter X, 381-382; serves as Deputy Governor, 174, 202
County expenses and levies, 269, 581-582, 669, 674-675 County Treasurers, 167, 170 Court-houses, 2
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Court of Admiralty, 382
see Courts, not of Admiralty, Judges, &ct. Courts baron, see Manorial courts Coutts, James, 471, 485, 696
Cox, Rev. Dr. James, 888; John, 735; Miss, 889
Coxe, Dr. Daniel, 131-132
Coycacolenne, 769
Craggs, -, 649
Craig, Rev. John, 629; Robert, 630; William, 630
Crapp, John, 340
Craven, Thomas, 333
Creaghead, Rev. Alexander, 628, 630
Creeds of Christianity not insisted upon in Society of Friends, 211
Cresap, Thomas, 52, 759-760, 764- 765,860
Cresson, Solomon, 443-444
Crimes, laws for punishment, 584- 588
Criminal procedure, 172, 585 Crispin, William, 70, 143 Croesen, Dirck, 520 Crofts, Henrietta, 23 Croghan [George], 909-910
Cromwell, Oliver, Lord Protector, 14-15, 83, 245
Crone, -, 252
Crosby, Assemblyman, 681; Gov. of New Jersey, 700
Cross, Rev. John, 626-628; Rev. Robert, 629; Thomas, 228
Crown Point, 884 Crum Creek, 93
Cuba, 244
Cubit (forearm), measure of length, 778
Cucussea, 714 Culcop, -, 135
Culpepper, Lord, 176
Cumberland, Duke of, 883
Cumberland River, 117
Cummings, Rev. Archibald, 356, 363, 919
Cuppage, Thomas, 484 Curaçoa, 294, 295, 297
Currency, produce suggested for, 667
Currituck, North Carolina, 341
Curtis, John, 191, 193-194, 301; Thomas, 333
Customs and customs officials, 275, 646
Cynegoes, see Five Nations
Daite, Peter, 228
Dalziel, -, Commander of An- tigua regiment, 868
Dancing, 727
Danckaerts, Jasper, 387
Danforth, Rev. John, 334
Daniell, -, Captain in Navy, 297, 304-305
Dannebrog, Order of, 824
Darby, Pa., 134
Darby, John, 197
Darien adventure, 278
Dartmouth, Baron, 422
Darvall, Wm., 185, 190, 191
Dating, general remarks on (Greg- orian Calendar, Julian Cal- endar, Old and New Style), 3-4; in Penna., 3; in this book, 3; by King's reign, 4
Daunt, Knolles, 764 David, Christian, 821
Davis, Rev. Hugh, 237, 744; Rev. Samuel, 347, 349; William, 218, 223. 236-237 Day, John, 207, 296-297, 305, 307 "Day's journey," 778 Deal, see Sussex County
Death penalty (capital punish- ment), scruples of ministers and other Christians as to in- flicting, 224, 289-290; sup- posed to have been incurred by George Keith, 230-231; established in 1718 for a num- ber of crimes, 584-587
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de Benneville, Dr. George, 550, 598 Debts of private individuals, en- forcement of, and means for paying, 149-150, 450, 663- 664, 790
Deceased wife's sister, 450
Declaration of Right, English, 2 Defence, see Militia and Military defences and also War
DeHaes, Johannes, 185, 205 Deification of Christ's human body, 815
Deism and Deists, 137, 211, 411 Dekanoagah, 474
De la Noe, Rev. Charles, 131
Delaval, John, 207, 216, 222, 234 De la Vallee, Richd. Geo., 808
Delaware Bay and River and land on, including capes and vari- ous localities and also islands, discovery, 7; general history of occupation, conquest, and claim, Chapters I and II; in- habitants and political and religious affairs, see under appropriate heads; islands asked for by Gookin, 572; marslies, 87; frequent mention in connection with voyages and affairs on the water &ct. Delaware County, Penna., 10, 52 Delawares, Indian tribe, see Lenni Lenape Denmark, 513 Depue, Nicholas, 775
Derborough, Hugh, see Durborow Derry, Pa., 620 Detroit, 889
De Turck, family, 522; Isaac, 522, John, 831 Devonish, Bernard, 228 Devonshire, Earl of, 254 Dexter, Enos, 809
Dickenson, James, 234
Dickinson, Jonathan, 489, 536, 561, 582, 585, 628, 647, 649, 655- 656, 696; John, son of Jona- than, 696, 722; [John] Pres. of Penna., 274
Diemer, John, 882-885 Diggs, Ann, 575
Dillwyn (Dyllwin, probably mis- print), John, 812; William, 218
Dinwiddie, Robert, Lt. Gov. of Vir- ginia, 183
Discovery, title by, 61, 65-66
Disqualification from office by Act of Assembly, 725-726
Distance that a man can go, 99- 102 Distilling, 579
Divesting Acts, 46, 88-89 "Dixie," 59
Dixon, Jeremiah, 58-59; John, 754 Doags, 115
Doane, Joseph, 775
Dock Creek, 10
Dollar, see Foreign Coin
Donegal, Arthur Chichester, 2nd Earl of, and wife and daugh- ter, Lady Newcomen ("Mary Phillips"), 146
Donegal, district and Township, Penna., 607, 619-621, 662; for Presbytery, see Presbytery of Donegal
Donegal Presbyterian church edi- fice and congregation, 619-621 Dongan, Thomas, Gov. of New York ( Earl of Limerick), 111, 113, 259, 499, 614, 707
Donnaldson, John, 113, 263, 284, 296, 314, 323, 382, 405
Dorchester, Massachusetts, 334 Dordrecht, see Dort
Dorsius, Rev. Peter Heinrich, 545
Dort (Dordrecht), various Synods at, see Synods, special
Douglas, Nathaniel, 345 Douglass Township, 742 Douglassville, Pa., 126 Dowarthy, Fardinando, 333 Downingtown, Pa., 7
Doz, Andrew, 131 Drink and drinking places, see Liquor
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Drunkenness, punishment for, 71, 266-267; see under Indians
Dublin [in Phila. Co.] Monthly Meeting, 517 DuBois, Rev. G., 543
Duché, Anthony, 131
Duck Creek (Quing Quingas), 72, 94, 100 -- 102, 594, 717
Duckett, Thomas, 202, 222, 234
Duelling, readiness to engage in, 557-558, 565-566, 688
Duffield, Benjamin, 505, 656
Dungan, Rev. Thomas, 136 Dungworth, Richard, 223-224 Dunkards (Tunkers, "the Breth- ren"), 536-537, 544, 823, 830, 832
Dunkirk, 144, 868 Duploveys, John, 218
Durborow (Derborough), Hugh, 218, 419
Durham Creek or iron works, 705, 719, 774-776
Dutch colonies, officers, and people in America (Netherlandish, of Holland, etc.), 7-8, 13-18, 19, 105, 107, 124, 427, 729; prop- erty of certain persons con- fiscated, 61; property of the generality allowed, 61; treat- ment of Indians, 67, 73, 106- 107; departure and immigra- tion since surrender to Eng- land, 124; theology, 515-516
Dutch East India Company, 7
Dutch from New York settle in Penna. after grant to Penn, 520, 540-541
Dutch, or Netherlandish, followers of William III to British Isles, 248, 253
Dutch, or Netherlandish, govern- ment or people in Europe, see Estates General
Dutch language, see Language Dutch Reformed, see Reformed Church of the Netherlands Dyer, Mary, 186, 334; Wm. 186, 333
Dylander, Rev. Johan, 126 Dyllwin, see Dillwyn Dymmoke, Tobias, 423 Dyre, see Dyer
Eads, Nicholas, 904 Earltown, 845, 846 Earl Township, 546
Eastburn, Benjamin General), 777
( Surveyor
Eastburne, Robert, 361
Eastern Shore [of Chesapeake], Maryland, 115, 122
East Jersey, Proprietors of, 75 . East Vincent Township, 132 East Whiteland Township, 354 Eaton family, 136
Ecclesiastical privileges claimed, 566-567
Eckerling, Israel, and brothers, 538, 830
Eckley, John, 175, 188, 191-198, 202
Eden, Gov. of North Carolina, 580 Education and mental development of immigrants in Penn's day, 141-143; of second generation, 729-730; of young tradesmen of Phila. after 1731, 735
Edwards, Thomas, 795 Eesanques, 94 Eighth Street, Philadelphia, 917 Ejectment suits, 464 Elder, Rev. John, 629
Eldridge, John, 324, 379-380
Elections, method of conducting, 853, 859 Eliot, Edmund, 254 Elk River, 34, 50, 105, 109, 596
Ellis, Rowland, 423, 481; Samuel, 228; Thomas, 83 Ellwood, Thomas, 235, 368 Elmer, Rev. Daniel, 623 Elton, William, and wife, 344 Ely, Francis, Bp. of, see under Turner
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Index.
Embargo, 491-492, 792, 810-811, 906
Emmitt, William, 628
Empson, Cornelius, 47, 48; Rich- ard, 485
Endless Hills or Mountains, see Kittatinny Hills or Mountains England, cities, parishes, towns, and places, Bristol, 22, 355, 369-370, 375, 742; London, see under that head; other places, Chapter I, 60, 143, 144, 214, 255, 257, Chapter XI, 374, 375, 509, 510, 723, 742, 886, 893, 919
England, Great Britain, or United Kingdom, government, land, or people (the English), claim of to land in North America, 13, 15-18, 61, 114; communication with, time required for, 34; different standing among na- tions of the world in 1688 and at accession of George V, 243- 246; divisions and foreign war following the Revolution, 245-246; relative power esti- mated in 1695, 160; policy as to American colonies, 275-276, 704; relative strength in North America, 876
England, Sovereigns of, in general (Crown, King, Queen), as to immediate government of part of America, 45; as to property in soil of part of America, 44-46, 61, 63, 67; control of militia, 200, 902-903
England, Sovereigns of, particular, see names
English language in Pennsylvania &ct., see Language
English Pale in Ireland, 599
English Revolution, date of, 2-3
English settlers in Pennsylvania and Delaware, those before grant to Penn, 62, 73, 124; rights of such as to land, 62; English not the majority in Delaware in 1688, 124; pre- dominate in Pennsylvania in 1688 and afterwards, 133
Enshockhuppo, see Sahoppe
Ephrata community, 537-538, 550, 828, 830-831, 920
Ephrata Seventh Day Baptist con- gregation, 538, 920
Equity, Court of, and jurispru- dence (Court of Chancery), 464-465, 588, 755-756
Erie, Lake, and Indians on its shore, 28, 65, 114, 889, 909, 916; French claim all land drained by Lake, 114; sugges- tion to extend English settle- ments to Lake, 698
Erle, Lt. Gen. Thomas, 488 Ermewarmoki, see Armewamen
Escheats, claimed to be for public benefit, 483; proposal to pre- vent, 859; Proprietaries said not to enforce, 859
Eschenbach, Rev. Andrew, 831, 832 Esopus, 804, 836
Essepamarhatte [possibly same as Essepenaike], 100
Essepenaike, 99, 100, 715
Estates General, Netherlandish, or of Belgic Provinces, Low Countries, Netherlands, Seven Provinces, United Belgium, &ct., also the United Republic of Seven Provinces &ct. and that region and its people generally, Chapter I, 61, 123, 130, 245-246, 516, 524
Estuarii (for Estuarii), 9, 11
Europe, Parliament, or Diet, of, to settle disputes, Penn suggests, 160-161
European nations and sovereigns, power and importance of vari- ous in 1688, 244-245; Penn's view of relative power in 1695, 160-161; Pragmatic Sanction assented to by most, 867
European settlers before Penn other than English, see Dutch colonies and Swedes
Evans, John, Lieutenant-Governor, antecedents and appointment of, 422; course in Penna. and
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events of administration, 122, 342, Chapters XIII-XV, 490, 554, 586, 605, 682; departure and later life, 498, 557, 641, 643
Evans, other than Lt. Gov. Jolın, David, 314, 379; Rev. David, 349; Edward, 361, 838; Rev. Evan, Chapter XI, 641, 919; Rt. Rev. Jolın, Bp. of Bangor, 422; Mark, 751, 759; Owen, 795; Peter, apparently father or uncle of Lt. Gov., 919; Peter, cousin of Lt. Gov., 343, 352, Chapter XVIII
Every (or Avery), Henry or John ("Henry Bridgeman"), 310- 314, 324, 379
Eves, Oswald, 895
Ewer, Robert, 207, 225, 231-234, 242, 293, 369
Ewing, Thomas, 795
Exchange, rate of, 460, 691, 787- 790, 880; allowed for guineas by Englislı juries, 788
Excise, on cider or other liquor re- tailed or sold by gallon or under (duty), 554, 580-582, 646, 786, 880-881
Eytepamatpetts, misprint of Esse- pamarhatte
Fabricius [J. A.], 710 Fabritius, Rev. Jacob, 125
Fagg, or Fagge, Anne, 176; Sir John, 176, 641; Sir Robert, 176 Fagg's Manor, 641
Fagg's Manor Presbyterian Church, 621, 628 Fairfax, Lord, 478, 700
Fairman, Thomas, and his Man- sion, 772, 894, 917
Fairmount Ave., Phila., 722 Falckner, Daniel, 579; Rev. Jus- tus, 126, 519 Falk, Rev. Gabriel, 126
Falkner's Swamp, 519, 541, 543, Chapter XX, 845
Falls "[error for Forks] of Brandy- wine Presbyterian Church, 621
Falls Township, Bucks Co., 76 Fane, Francis, 651, 692
Farmer, Edward, 415, 419, 448, 505, 560, 697; Jasper or Jas- per Jr., 143; John and wife, 344; Thomas, 442
Fast day, 901
Faucett (varied spelling), Walter, 222, 242
Fearne, Joshua, 222
Fees, amount and disposal of, 459, 576, 785; propositions or laws as to, 85, 437, 500, 670
Fell, Charles Edward, 740; Guli- elma Maria (née Penn), 740; Joseph, 656, 681
Felony, 585; impost on those con- victed of, 651, 859
Feme sole traders, 583
Fencing taught, 727
Fenwick, Thomas, 382
Fergusson, Mrs. [Elizabeth], 701
Fermor, Lady Juliana, 888; Thomas, first Earl of Pom- fret, 888
Fictions, legal, and fictitious pro- ceedings, 464
Fidler, Godfrey, 539
Field, Benjamin, 795; John, 635 Fierre, Daniel, 529
Fines, disposal of, 465, 470, 483, 494, 576
Finland and Finns, 13, 124, 427
Finney, John, 144, 408-409, 421- 422, 437, 442, 489; Samuel, 143-144, 400, Chapters XIII and XIV, 489
Fire, precautions against, in Philadelphia and New Castle, 299
Fire companies, 736
First Baptist Church of Philadel- phia (the Baptists), 240-241, 335, 344-345, 627
First Presbyterian Church of
Philadelphia, Chapter XI, 541 "First Purchasers," 79, 729-730 Fish, various kinds, and fishing, 60, 85, 102, 103, 704
Index. 939
Fishbourn, Ralph, 208; William, 472, 655, 668, 674, 725-726
Fisher, -, 252; George, 333; Sydney George, opinion by, 148; Thomas, 485; William, 485
Fisher's Island, 852
Fishing Creek congregation, since called Paxton Presbyterian Church, 620
Fitzrandal, see Fitz Randolph
Fitz Randolph (Fitzrandal), Na- thaniel, 228, 229
Fitzwater, Thomas, 217-218, 221 Fitzwilliam, -, 690
Five Nations (Iroquois, Six Na- tions, New York Indians, Long House, Senecas, &ct.), names of each nation, 106; general history, Chapter IV, Chapter XVI, Chapter XIX as far as 660, Chapter XXII as far as 724, Chapter XXIII, 810, 864-865, 869-870; early attitude as to Penn, 110-112, 258, 259; grants to the Penns, 761, 763, 767; attitude in wars between England and France, 268, 420, 859-866, 869-870, 875, 877, 881, 884, 889, 896-897, 908-913; rela- tions with
the Moravians, 836, 844-845
Flag for Province, 785 Flanders, 254
Flatheads, or Flatheaded Indians, 475, 713
Fletcher, Benjamin, Gov. of New York, 261, 307, 310; also Gov. of Penna., 71, 104, 183, 234, 261, 262, 274, Chapter X, 387, 391, 456
Florida, 5, 869
Flour, subscriptions and taxes often paid in, 429, 555; deteri- oration and attempted regu- lation of, 555, 654, 659
Flower, Henry, 467; Samuel, 901 Ford, Philip, and family, 177-179, 368, 371-373, 428, 448-449, Chapter XV; William, 274
Foreign coin, 292, 491; drawn by legislative policy to Penn's dominion, 292-293; Penn sug- gests one value throughout Colonies, 161; laws &ct. fixing value of, 419-420, 465, 553, 669
Forfeitures in money, disposal of, 470, 483, 494, 555
Forfeitures of land, 61, 74, 84 Forks of Brandywine Presbyte- rian Church, 621, 628, 921 Forman, George, 263
Fortieth degree or parallel, see Latitude
Forts, St. Louis, 117, 118; see Battery, Militia, New Castle, Susquehanna, Talbot, etc.
Foster, James, 809
Fox, Charles James, his opinion of James Ralph, 733
Fox, George, Founder of Society of Friends, 138, 139, 140, 211, 255, 338; James, 207, 242, 319, 320
Fraam, Roger, 745
Frame of government (Charter), of 1682, 166-168, 169-170; of 1683, also its suspension and abrogation, 170-171, 265, Chapter X, 381, 383, 404; of 1696, 241-242, 298-300, 301, 378, 404; of 1701, 399-400, 402-405
France, government, land, or people (the French), 114, 244, 245-246, 533, 791, 866- 868, 876; English Protestants in, 253
Franchise, limitation of, 299
Francis, Tench ( Attorney-Gen- eral), 850, 854, 857
Francois, a Frenchman [surname unknown], 474-475
Franciscus, Stophel or Chris- topher, 529
Frank, manor of, 74
Franke, Rev. August Herman, 515, 842 Frankford, Phila., 237, 238, 841
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CHRONICLES OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Frankford Land Company ( Frank- furt Land Company), 517, 519, 742
Frankford, Phila., Monthly Meet- ing, 222
Franklin, Benjamin, early life and attainments in literature and science and founding of insti- tutions, 733-738, 857, 897- 899; treatment by Sir Wm. Keith, 574-575, 734, 920; pub- lication of German newspaper, 548; suggestion and promo- tion of Association for de- fence, 605, 899-903
Franklin, William, 882-885 Franklin Square, Phila., 544
Frankpledge, see Manors
Franz I, Emperor (Franz of Lor- raine), 867 Fraser, William, 696 Fratres Legis Christi, 819
Freame, Margaret ( Margaret Penn, the Founder's daugh- ter), 692-693, 741, 781, 783; Thomas, 693, 696, 783, 785, 809
Frederick I of Prussia, 515
Frederick the Great of Prussia, 701
Frederick Township, 519
Frederickfields, John, 522
Freedom of the Press, see Press
Freeman, law guaranteeing priv- ileges, 564
Free Masons, 736
Free Society of Traders, 74, 76-77, 103, 104
French, John, 462, 472, 474, 557- 559, 573, 595, 612-614, 649, 660, 687; Robert, 378, 395, 485, 499; Thomas, 486, 499
French Creek, 132, 239, 533
Frenchmen in Penn's dominions, 124, 132, 293, 420-421, 513
French officers, settlers, &ct. in America, north and west of British possessions ( Governor of Canada, Gov. at Montreal ),
65, 112, 117, 162, 258, 661, 704-705, 708, 719, 746, 747- 750, 768, 769, 864, 875-878, 889, 909-911
French Prophets, 549, 733
French Protestants (Huguenots), 131-133, 140, 513, 521-522
French Tract on the Schuylkill, 132-133
Frey, Andrew, 832 Friesland, 13, 524
Fröhlich, Christian, 828
Front, Delaware or Schuylkill,
Street, 80-81, 917
Fuller, John, 293; William, 252- 253, 255
Funerals, 758
Funk, Hans, 528
Furly, Benjamin, 132
Furnis, Henry, 218, 223; John, 218
Furs and fur trade (skins, hunt- ing), 567, 603, 610, 654, 913
Galbraith and Galbreith, Andrew, 723; James, 396
Ganawese, see Pascatoways Gandy, Bp., 350
Ganestogas, see Susquehanna In- dians
Ganewi, see Pascatoways
Gaskell Street, Philadelphia, 639
Gassoway, see Checonnesseck
Gatchell, Elisha, 661
Gateau, Nicholas, 421
Gavino, misprint for Savino, 119 Gee, Joshua, 483-484, 570, 676, 680, 723
Geneva, N. Y., 28
George, husband of Queen Anne, 407
George I, King of Great Britain (House of Hanover ), 4, Chap- ter XVIII, 602
George II, King of Great Britain (previously Prince Regent) , 4, 569, 867, 892
George III, King of Great Britain, 892 George, an Indian, 594
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Index.
Georgia, Moravians' connection
with, 832
German books and newspapers early in Penna., 512, 548 German language, see Language German Lutheran Congregation in Philadelphia, 545-546, Chap- ter XXV; see St. Michael's, Philadelphia
German Lutheran Ministerium and Synod organized by Mühlen- berg, 846-847
German Reformed Church, 520- 521, 542-543, 544-545, 825, 833, 835; Congregation in Philadelphia, 543, 544, 829, 837, 846
German Seventh Day Brethren, or Baptists, 536-538, 920
Germans or German-speaking per- sons, 130, 133, 293, 339, 447, 477, Chapter XVII, 724, 727, 758-761, 763-767, 792, 793, 798, 851, 854-857, 878, 899
Germantown, Phila., and religious buildings and congregations there, 130-131, 240, Chapter XVII, 832, 833, 838, 846; German Lutheran Church (St. Michael's), 546, 839, 841-842, 846; Mennonite congregation and house of worship, 526; German Reformed, 544, 828, 833, 845
Germany, including Bohemia, Mo- ravia, and Hungary, cities and places in; Berlin, 515, 820; Vienna, 244; others, 130, Chapter XVII, Chapter XXV, 867
Germany (Roman Empire) and its Emperor, its component states, and their rulers, 244, 245- 246; language, 548; religion, Chapter XVII; Separatists from authorized churches, 830; toleration, 820
Gheltypeneeman, 594 Ghesaont, 611 Gibbons, James, 103, 795 Gibbs, John, 333 Gibraltar, 878
Gibson, Edmund, Bp. of London, 329, 353, 356, 364 Giffing, David, 336 Gilberts, manor of, 77 Gilham, Robert, 533 Gillespie, Rev. George, 349, 621, 630 Gladwin, Thomas, 228
Glass, manufacture of, 1 Gloria Dei ( Weccacoe) Church, 125-127, 344, 546, 843-844
Gnadenhütten, 845 Godfrey, Thomas, 228, 734-737 Godin, Nicole, 132, 475 Godolphin, Earl of, 478 Godshalk (formerly Gaetschalck), Rev. Jacob, 526
Godyn, Samuel, 94
Gold ore reserved by Charles II's patent, 60 Gooch, William, Lieut. Gov. of Virginia, 753. 879
Goodson, Job, 712, 719; John, 83, 84, 206, 274, 285, 298, 793
Gookin, Charles, Lieut. Governor, 482, Chapter XVI, 512, 529, 530, 535, Chapter XVIII, 651, 654, 672, 688
Goose not eaten by a sect of Chris- tians, 549
Gordon, certain persons of the name not otherwise indexed, 138, 341, 573, 686, 687, 809 Gordon, John, see Sutherland, Earl of
Gordon, Patrick, Lieut .- Gov. (Ma- jor), ancestry, appointment, character, family, and first acts, 683, 685, 686-688; gen- eral history of his administra- tion, 541-542, 686-697, 703- 729, 746-758, 781-782, 785, 850-852; death and funeral, 758; mentioned, 354, 893
Goshenhoppen, Old and New, 543- 544, 845 Gosse, Charles, 313 Gould, Thomas, 699 Gouldney, Henry, 77, 482, 483-484, 570, 635, 642, 672, 676
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