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Logan, Indian chief, see Shikal- lima, John
"Log College" (Rev. Wm. Ten- nent's school), 598, 625-626, 631, 731
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CHRONICLES OF PENNSYLVANIA.
London, not indexed where no par- ticular part is stated; par- ticular places and streets, 23, 235, 255, 350, 365, 482, 742, 893
London, Associated [Calvinistic] Divines of, 628
London, Bishop of, relation to the Colonies, 328-329, 330-331,
455; for particular acts of Bps. Compton and Gibson, see under names; particular acts of others not named, 567
London Company for Colonizing Virginia, see Virginia
Londongrove Township, Chester
Co., 763
Long, Walter, 135
Long House (Great House), the Onondaga Castle, and Council of the Five Nations, see Five Nations
Lopin, Capen, same as Cape Hen- lopen, see Delaware Bay and River
Louis XIV, King of France, 245- 246, 253, 525
Louis XV, King of France (Most Christian King) , 867-868, 912, 915
Louisbourg, Chapter XXVI
Loups, French name for the Dela- wares, 92
Lowden, Hugh, 572
Lower, Thomas, 374, 441, Chapter XV
Lower Counties, district or region now state of Delaware (New Castle, Kent, and Sussex, Territories Annexed), early settlement and conflicting claims, Chapters I and II, 124, 128, and see Dutch and Swedes; Acts of Union with Pennsylvania and of Natural- ization, 157, 168, 282; senti- ment adverse to Pennsyl- vanians, separation of Coun- cillors, and final legislative disunion, 203-207, 262, 399, Chapter XIII; question of People's right to legislate, and
disregard by Gookin and Keith of Penn authority, 282, 397-398, 470-471, 558-560, 649, 650-651; militia law and attempt to interfere with pas- sage on river to and from Penna., 471-473, 477; proj- ects for a separate and royal province, 484-485, 573-574; the Penns' liability for moiety of quit rents of southern part, 509, 573-574, 650, 652, 678; laws not submitted to the
Crown, 650-651; Hannalı Penn's petition to confirm title, 652; paper currency, 673; George Thomas ap- proved as Lieut. Governor, 784
Lower Dublin Township, Philadel- phia Co., 236, 237-238
Lower Makefield Township, 96
Lower Merion Township, 129
Lowman, Samuel, 472
Lowther, Anthony, 255; George, 410, 432, 437; Margaret, 635
Loyal Sock, 836
Loyparcowah, 769
Lumber, 703
Lumby, John, 393
Lunt, John, 249-250
Lusatia, 814
Luther, Martin, 514, 515, 548, 815, 820
Lutheran Chaplains in London (Court Chaplains), 545, 547, 839, 842
Lutheran Consistories or gather- ings for ordinations, foreign, Altenberg, 844; Amsterdam, 545; Darmstadt, 838; Leipzig, 839; Stolberg, 842; Würtem- berg, 842
Lutheran Consistory in Pennsyl- vania, Kraft's, 838; Zinzen- dorf's, 835, 843
Lutheran religion and its adher- ents in general, 124, 513-515, Chapter XXV
Lutherans in general in the Penn dominions, 405, 516, 839;
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German, 518, 520, 545-547, Chapter XXV; Swedish, see Swedish Church; particular churches or congregations in- dexed separately Lydius, John Henry, 889, 895
Lynam (Linam), John, 218, 222
McCall, George, and his manor at Manatawny, 696, 742, 854; Samuel, 901
McComb, John, Chapter VIII
McCulloch, William, 630
McEwen, John, 630
McGill, Rev. Daniel, 348, 620
Machaloha, 101 Mack, Alexander, 536
McKean (Thomas), Signer of Dec- laration of Independence, 699 McKee, Thomas, 865 Mackie, Rev. Josias, 347
McKnight, Alexander, 630; Rob- ert, 630; William, 808-809
Mackpherson, Eneas, 75
Macnair or Maquare, Colum, 590 Macnish, Rev. George, 347, 349 Macocks, 93 Madagascar, 310-311, 378 .
Madeira, trade with and wine of, 278, 310, 900
Madrid, 244 Magazines published, Chapter
XXII
Magistrates or officials, words or actions against, 224-226, 229- 234
Magna Charta, 564 Mahanoy (Mahaniay), 861 Mahomet, 358 Mahoning Creek, 844 Maidenhead, N. J., 626-627 Maine, 5
Maisterson, Capt., 903
Makemie, Rev. Francis, 347 Makin, Thomas, 242 Mamarikickan, 95
Manakassy, 612 Manasquasend, 115
Manatawny, 126, 240, 475, 519, 532, 639, 713-714, 742, 854 Manawkyhickon, 705-708, 713-716 Manhattan (New Amsterdam) ,
14, 16, 20 Mankin, Richard, 197
Manors, also manorial courts (courts baron, view of frank pledge) , 73-75, 77-78, 83, 88; for particular manors, see under name Mantas Indians (Mantes), 94, 95 Mantoloking, 7
Manufactures and staples compet- ing with England's, discour- aged, 275, 279, 704, 849
Maquas, see Mohawks Marcus Hook, 34
Maria Theresa of Austria, 867 Maris, George, 221, 241, 283
Market, market-place, or market- town, 2, 262, 267, 720; sales in open, 69-70
Markham, others than William, 143, 145, 338
Markham, William, biographical and genealogical items, 143, 144-145; deputy until Penn's first visit, land commissioner, Secretary, Councillor, Justice, and commissioner of state, Chapter II, 83-84, 96, Chap- ter VII, 773; Lieut. Gov. of Lower Counties, 209; Lt. Gov. under Fletcher, 104, 234, 263- 274; Lt. Gov. by Penn's ap- pointment, 119, 274, Chapter X, 333, 334, 405; career after Penn's second arrival, 407, 421, 437
Marlborough, John Churchill, Duke of, 157, 572
Maronite Church, 729
Marriage regulations, 398, 486
391-393,
Marshall, Edward, 758, 777-778; Vint, 808 Martin, Capt. Bernard, 894-895;
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George. 205-206; Rev. James, 629; Thomas, 239; Walter, 418
Mary II, see William III and Mary II
Maryland, government, region, and people, the charter and early settlements, Chapter I; the dispute with the Penns, also the intrusions by both sides, Chapter II, 97, 156, 658, Chap- ter XXIII, 783-784, 916, 918; Indian relations, 19, Chapter IV, 762, Chapter XXVI; in- jury to material interests from Pennsylvania, jealousy, and mutual retaliation, 292- 294, 305, 582; other mention, 264, 287, 581
Mason, Charles, 58; Colonel of Virginia, 617 Mason and Dixon's line, 58
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Masonic lodges, see Free Masons
Massachusetts, government, land, and people, 15, 467, 872, 874, 877, 895
Massowomekes, 108, 115
Masters, Thomas, 656, 676; Wil- liam, 414 Masters of the Rolls, 167, 170
Mather, Rev. Cotton, 230
Mather, Nathaniel, his opinion of Blackwell, 184 Mathew, Cha., 809
Mathwas, see Mattawas
Matinicum (Mattinicunk) Island, Bucks Co., 95, 772
Mattawas (varied spelling), 95
Mattawomen (or -man), 108, 115 Matthews, John, 313 Maugridge, William, 734 Maurer, Rev. John Philip, 837 Maverick, Samuel, 16 Maychepese Indians, 769 Maykeerickkisho, 771
Maynard, Robert, 580
Mead, William, 211, 374, 441, 477- 482, 486
Measures of length, origin of our, 778
Mecallona, 119 Mechekyralames, 95
Medal of George I's coronation, 611
Mediterranean, 867
Medlicott, 313 Meheahoaming, 706
Menangy (Menana, Menanget, Menanges, Menanzes, etc.), 96-97, 99, 100, 102, 104, 447 Menno, see Simons, Menno
Mennonites (Menists, Mennon- isten), 172, 290, 339, 517, Chapter XVII, 798, 829, 830 Meredith, Hugh, 733-734
Meshemethequater, 770
Mesmes, de, see Avaux, Comte d' Metamequan, see Mettamicont
Metashichay, 594
Meteor in Boston in 1693, 139
Methawennah, 594
Methodists, origin of name, 354: general history, 355-360; re- semblance to the Pietists, 514 Mettamicont (Richard, Metanie. quan), 99, 101
Mexico, 13, 244
Meylin, Hans, 529-530; Martin, 529
Miamis (Naked Indians, Twight- wees), 105, 117, 119, 708, 713- 714, 910, 911
Michel, Francis Luys (Lewis Mitchell), 474-475, 528, 533, 699, 920
Mickel (Mickle), Joseph, 745 Middle Octorara Presbyterian Church, 620, 628-629
Middletown Township, Bucks Co., 96, 134
Mifflin, John, 873
Mikelwoman, 115
Milesian Irish, 599
Milford, Wales, 236
Military forces, suggestion of standing force for British
Index. 955
possessions under Com- mander-in-Chief and Council of the Governors, 699; see Soldiers from Penna. for serv- ice beyond the province, also Militia and military defences Military power under patent of Charles II (Captain General), 156, 200, 797, 871
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Militia and military defences (forts), 296-297, 323, 407, 410, 413, 437-438, 463, 471, 577, 604-606, 645, 796-797, 868, 870-871; Association for Defence, 899-903
Millennium, lookers or preparers for, 523
Miller, Rev. John Peter, 544 Mills, William, 808
Mines, minerals, and mining (quarries, ore), 60, 475; see Iron, Copper, &ct.
Mingoes (varied spelling), see Susquehanna Indians
Minisink (Minnesink), 774-775, 803
Minquannan, 104-105
Minquas, see Susquehanna Indians Minquas Kil, see Christiana Creek Minsi (Munsey, Muncy), 92, 93, 707
Mint for small coin at New York, suggested by Penn, 161
Miracle in Holland, report of, 338 Miranda, George, 768-770; Isaac, 513, 659, 694-696, 768
Misasaga, 889 Mississippi River, 704
Mitchell, James, 539, 596, 607
Mob, riot, or tumult, concerning Rev. Francis Phillips, 565; for paper money, 720-721; at elec- tion of 1740, 854; at election of 1742, 854-857
Mock history of France to describe actions of Pennsylvanians, 757 Moden Crik, see Muddy Creek Moffat, Solomon, 762 Mogul, the Great, 311
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Mohawk River and valley, 105, 106
Mohawks (Maquas, Anie), Chap- ter IV, 591, 761, 838, 869, 889 Mohican Indians, 92, 804, 827, 836 Mohocksey, 104
Molatton, 126, 717
Moll, John, 384, 387
Möller's Postilla, 125
Molleston, Henry, 382
Mompesson, Roger, Chapter XIII, 442, 477
Monington, William, 496, 712, 795 Monks, 537
Monmouth, Duke of, his mistress and his daughter, 23; persons implicated in his Rebellion, 138-139, 270
Mons, 550 Montague, John, 492
Montgomery Avenue, Phila., 722
Montgomery County, 519; Indians in, 93; parts of, 127
Months, names of, changed by Quakers, 3
Montour, family, 836; Madame or Mrs., 708
Moore, John, lawyer, Collecter of Customs, 143, 232, 238, 317, 333, 340, 376, 393, Chapters XIII and XIV, 486, 557, 565- 566, 690-691, 693-694, 730, 795
Moore, other than John the Col- lector, Daniel, son of John, 693-695; James, 228; Miss , dau. of John, 565-566; Rebecca, dau. of John, 486; Thomas, son of John, 730; William, son of John, 795, 901; [William] President of Supreme Executive Council of Penna., 274
Morality, see Immorality Moravia, 819-821 Moravians, see Unitas Fratrum Moray, 569
More, Mary (widow of Dr. Nich- olas), 76, 136; Dr. Nicholas,
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39, 74, 149, 175; Rebecca, 76; Samuel, 76
Moreland manor and Township, 74
Morgan, Rev. Abel, 239; Benjamin, 228; Evan, 238; Joseph, 348; William, 882-885
Morrey, Humphrey, 207, 225, 389 Morris, Anthony [Senior], 207, Chapter VIII, 263-264, Chap- ter X, 345, Chapter XII, 411, 423, 435-436, 439; Anthony, Jr. [2nd of name in Penna.], 655-656, 668, 688, 856-857
Morris, other than Anthony Sr. or Jr., Even, 222; James, 795, 853; Lewis, of New York or New Jersey, 32; Morris, 656, 712, 719, 795; Richard, 251; Robert, the Financier, 669; Thomas, 218
Mortgages, Pennsylvania method of suing out, 450, 588
Mortgages to Ford of Pennsylvania &ct., 177-179, 368, 371-373, 428, 448-449, 483, 494
Mortgage to Gouldney et al. of Pennsylvania &ct., and actions of mortgagees, 51, 88, 483- 484, 508, 569-570, 642, 657, 676, 722-723, 916
Mortimer, Earl, see Oxford, Earl of
Morton, John, 128
Mosaic laws, observance of, 549
Moselem, Penna., 840
Mount Joy, manor of, 639, 641 Mourning-ring, 613 Muddy Creek (Moden Crik), 544
Mühlenberg (Muhlenberg), family, 547, 597; Rev. Heinrich Mel- chior, 839-846
Mullens (or Mullig), Derby, 379- 380
Muller, Jacob, 528 Mumford, Stephen, 238 Muncy (Munsey), see Minsi Munday, Henry, 763-764
Munster, Treaty of, 14
Murfy, James, 89 Musgrave, John, 40 Mussemeelin, John, 869 Muttagooppa, 93
n, alternating letter with 1 and r in some Algonquian dialects, 92
Naaman's Creek, 40-41, 42
Naesman, Rev. Gabriel, 126-127, 843, 846
Naked Indians, see Miamis
Nancy, an Indian in Kennett, 104 Nangemaick, or Hangemaick, 115 Nanneckos, 95
Nantes, revocation of the edict of, 521
Nanticokes (Nantikokes), 92, 94, 122, 474, 499, 864, 918
Nantmeal Seventh Day Baptist congregation, 239
Narragansett Bay or River, 15 Narragansetts, 91 Natal, 378
Naturalization or power to hold land, 168, 491, 527, 531, 533- 534, 645-646, 724, 859
Naval Officer [Customs or Trade official], 785
Naval stores, or commodities for building vessels, 538, 703
Navigation and Trade laws, the Acts of Parliament (12 Car. II, c. 18, and 15 Car. II, c. 7, and 7 & 8 Wm. III, c. 22), 275, 276-278, 279-280, 288, 290, 314, 393, 648, 649, 704; Penn- sylvania Acts concerning vio- lation of, 314-315, 378
Naylor, Capt., 580
Nazareth, Pa. (Whitefield's settle- ment for negroes &ct.), 359, 363, 835 Neall, John, 228 Neate, Captain, 866
Negroes, including free, also negro slavery, abolition by Com- monwealth of Penna., 618; at- titude of Penn, Whitefield, and others, 259, 357, 633, see
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also Nazareth; discrimination against negroes in penal laws, 586; duty on imported, 453- 454, 501, 505-506, 562-564, 582-583, 723-724; its effect on American history, 506; insur- rection of negroes in neighbour- ing provinces, 505; penalty for solemnizing marriage with whites, 686; protests against slavery, 234, 517; runaway slaves to be returned by In- dians, 616-617; treatment of slaves in southern provinces, 358
Nenni Nenape, see Lenni Lenape Nentegoes, see Nanticokes
Neshaminy Creek and region (Sammeny, Shammanie), 72, 99, 100, 126, 521, 545, 598, 628, 772
Netherlands, see Estates General
Neugeborene, or Baumanites, see Bauman, Matthias, and the Baumanites
Neumondler, 549-550
New Amstel, see New Castle
New Amsterdam, see Manhattan Island
Newark, Delaware, and Newark Academy, 631
Newberry [Anne], wife of Sir Wil- liam Keith, 659; John, 566
Newberry, York Co., 659
Newbold, -, sea captain, 894
Newcastle, Duke of, 873
New Castle, the colony, town, and fort (New Amstel, Delaware colony ) , 2, 17, 45, 71, 156, 471, 484, 567-568, 573-574, 596, 606, 650, 681-682, 918, and elsewhere ; Presbytery, see Presbytery of New Castle
New Castle County, region, officers, and inhabitants, 35, 41, 53, 103, 124, 168, 555, 558, 670, 688, 740; Indians in, 93
Newcheconner, 769-770, 911
Newcomen, Lady ("Mary Phil- lips"), 146; Sir Robert, 146
New Deal, see Sussex
New England, charter for and orig- inal extent of, 6-7, 9, 13, 704; residence of Mohicans, 92; Governor of, 264; religion of, 334-335; settlers from, 348; otherwise mentioned, 704, 877 Newfoundland, 704 New Garden Township, Pa., 641 New Goshenhoppen, see Goshen- hoppen
New Hampshire, 879, 896
New Hanover (New Hannover) , 519, 541, 546, 713; Lutheran Congregation of, 838, 840, 842, 846
New Haven, 15 New Ireland, 40
New Jersey (the Jerseys, East or West Jersey ), 8, 132, 267, 878- 879; government, Proprieta- ries, or military command, 259, 261, 554, 577, 582; In- dians in, 92, 94, 104, 116, 117, 118, 705; Lutherans in, 519; Quakers in, 134; products ex- empted from excise, 554, 563; suggestion of annexation, 577 Newlin, Nathaniel, 76-77, 103, 423, 656, 668, 725
Newlin Township, Chester Co., 76, 103, 239
New London Township, Chester Co., 631
New Londonderry Congregation, see Fagg's Manor Presbyterian Church
New Munster, 48
New Netherland (Netherlandish or Dutch possessions in North America ), 14-20, 36, 276
Newport, R. I., 238 New Providence, Montgomery Co., Lutheran congregation, 838- 842, 846; Reformed congrega- gation (Providence), 845 "New Side," 630 Newspapers published, 732-733 New Style, see Dating Newtown, Long Island, 349
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CHRONICLES OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Newtown (Bucks Co.) Presbyte- rian Church, 628
Newtown (Chester Co.) Seventh Day Baptists, 239
Newtown (Gloucester Co., N. J.), 745
Newtown Township, Bucks Co., 96 New York, region now covered by state, English colony therein, and the officials, 18, 25, 62, Chapter IV, 245, 258-267, 292, 394, 529, 678, 684, 694, 700, 768, 876-879; Lutherans, 126; settlers from in Penn's time, 348
New York City, authorities and district, 259, 896, 902; Scots Congregation, 349
Niagara, 29, 799 Nicholas, see Yaqueckhon
Nicholson, Francis, Gov. of Mary- land, afterwards Lt. Gov. of Virginia, 161, 287, 292-307, 331-336, 341, 503
Nicolls, Rev. Henry, 342, 919; Col. Richard, 16, 17, 61, 67, 70
Nimeguen, Treaty of, 245
Nitschmann, David (afterwards Bp.), 822, 826, 827, 832, 845 Noble, Abel, 218, 223, 238-239; Richard, 32; Thomas, 361
Non-Jurors, 329, 350, 351 Non-prelatists, 335
Non-Quakers in Penn's dominions in general, 124-125, 136, 339
Nootamis (Nutimus), 774-776, 786, 810, 861-862 Norbury, -, Captain, 907 Nordkill, Pa., 846
Norfolk County, Virginia, 347
Norris, Isaac, the first, 49, 242, 338, 348, 369, 383, Chapter XIV, 461, 477, 484, 491, 505, 508, Chapters XVIII-XX, 667-668, 677-678, 726; Isaac, the second, 757, 758, 795, 808, 853-854, 857, 874, 877
Norristown, 440, 639
Norriton Township, Montgomery Co., 440, 639
North, Lord Chief Justice, 27 North America, 13
Northampton County, 863
North East River or Branch [of Chesapeake], 47, 109
Northern Liberties of Philadelphia, 52, 916
North River, see Hudson River
Norway, 513
Nottingham, Earl of, 264
Nottingham and its rival Presby- terian congregations, 47-48, 519, 627, 661, 916
Nova Anglia, ubi terminatur, 6-10 Nova Scotia, 879-904
Nuns, 537
Nutimus, see Nootamis
Nyberg, Rev. Laurents Thorstan- sen, 842-844
Oade, Thomas, 484
Oaths, disapproved of by various religious denominations, 135, 388, 526, 532; opposite view, 385-386, 405; colony early substitutes solemn promise by witnesses, 172; Fletcher ap- pears to have permitted oaths, 172; he dispenses with oath for Assemblymen, 264; impos- sibility for Quakers to register a vessel, 380; criminals con- victed and put to death when some or all the Judges and jur- ors were not sworn, 385, 583; disputes among Philadelphia Justices, 386-389; law of 1700, 390; unwillingness of Church- men to put to death on un- sworn testimony, 414-415, 570; Queen Anne's order, 415- 417, 427, 435, 439, 440; colony allows Scotch form and also omission of kissing the Bible, but these laws repealed by Crown, 790-791; setting aside of juror in 1740 who insisted on being sworn, and John Penn recommends that there
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Index.
be a majority of each County Court willing to adminster an oath, 810; Moravians relieved by Parliament from, 847; see Affirmation
Oberholtz, Martin, 528; Michael, 528
Oburn, Henry, 656
Ocahale, 105, apparently identical with Owechela, 492, 591, and with Owahala, 498, and per- haps with Machaloha, 101
Occaquan River, 116 Ockanickon Indians, 93
Ocks, John, or John Rudolph, 699, 920
Octatiguanannkroons, 616
Octorara Creek and line therefrom, 20, Chapter II, 107, 474, 606, 619-620, 723
Octorara Presbyterian Church or Congregation, 619-620, 628- 629
Officers, appointment of, 155 Ogle, -, widow, 41; Samuel, Lt. Gov. of Maryland, 759-767 Ohio (Ohioh), region and River, 114, 117, 670, 699-700, 705, 706, 718-719, 762, 875, 908- 910; French claim entire basin of, 114 Ohio Company, 700 Oholykon, 718
Ojuncho, or Ojunqua, see Andaggy- Junkquagh Okehocking, 93
Oldfield, George, 40 Old Sack, 116
"Old Side" Presbyterians, Presby- teries, and Synod, 630-631
Old Style, see Dating Oley, 522, 535, 717, 831-832
Onas, Iroquoian translation of pen or quill, name given to Propri- etaries of Penna., 747
Oneidas (Oneyoust &ct. also An- ayint?), 106, 708, 718, 747, 875-876, 918 Oneshanayan, 594
Onondaga and Onondagas (Onon- tague, &ct.), Chapter IV, 499, 609-610, 706, 761-763, 844, 875, 908
Ontario, Lake, 35, 259; French claim all land drained by, 114; suggestion to extend English settlement to, 698
Opakeita, 749 Opakethwa, 749-750 Opasiskunk, see Passyunk
Op de Graeff (Opdegrave, Upde- graves, Updengraff, &ct.) Abraham, 223-224, 517; Der- ick, or Dirk, 517; Harmon, 228-229
Opehassah, see Opessa
Opekasset, 594, 715-717, 726
Opessa, 119-120, 474, 476, 498, 502, 560, 769
Ophesaw, see Opessa
Oppemenyhood, 105 Oppertus, 617
Ore, see Mines
Orecton's Island, 772
Oreouahé, 111
Orettyagh (Oryteagh), see Wi- daagh Orkney, Earl of, 782
Ormond, Duke of, 478
Orphans' Court, 554 Orr, Rev. Robert, 348, 621
Ossig or Ossing, see Schwenckfelt Ostagues, 616 O'Sullivan, Turlagh, 379 Ottawas, 769 Otter, John, 207
Otter skins, mantle of, 747
Ottoman advance in Europe, 244 Owechela, see Ocahale
Owen, Evan, 688; Griffith, 87, 129, 202, 222, 231-234, 263, 380, 384, 400, 418, 430, 481; John, 795; Robert, 222, 505
Oxford, Earl of, and Earl Mor- timer (Robert Harley, Lord Treasurer, Prime Minister), 159, 257, 337, 478, 509-510, 635
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Oxford Township, Philadelphia, 343; see Trinity Church
Pachoquealon, see Pechoquealon
Pacific Ocean (South Sea), Colo- nial charters running to, 5, 6, 15
Pacoughtronack, 108, 918 pak, Algonquian syllable, 108
Palatinate, region and people therefrom, 133, 245, 502, Chap- ter XVII, 662, 690, 705, 712, 717
Palatine, Count, Prince, Elector, or Electoral Princess, 533, 821 Palmer, Anthony, and his family (Thomas Berkeley and wife, Thomasine Keith, &ct.), per- sonal career, 696, 809, 893- 894, 914-915; Palmer's pub- lic career and administration, 489, 582, 647-649, Chapter XXVII
Palmer Cemetery or Ground, Phil- adelphia, 914-915
Palmer's Island, Maryland, 19, 37, 109-110
Pancoast, John, 228
Pannebecker, see Pennypacker
Panyayo, 115
Paper mill, the first in America, 525
Paper money of Delaware, see Lower Counties
Paper money of Pennsylvania, Chapters XXI, XXII, and XXIV, 871, 880-881
Papists, see Roman Catholic Church and its adherents
Paris, Ferdinand John, 53-54, 726, 808
Park, or Parke, Arthur, 596, 620 Parke, Roger, 228
Parliamentary taxation of Amer- ica through stamps, suggested by Sir Wm. Keith, 698-699 Parmiter, Paroculus, 406 Parsons, William, 734
Partridge, Richard, 808
Party walls, 653 Pascall, see Paschall
Pascatoway Creek, Maryland, 115 Pascatoways (Ganewi, Ganawese, Conoys, Canawense, Cawnoys), Chapter IV, 447-448, 474, 492-493, 499, Chapter XIX, 660-661, 716, 750, 870, 918
Paschall (Pascall), Thomas, 207, 218, 223; William, 218 Pascoticans, 115, 918 pashk, Algonquian verb, 115 Passakassy, 492
Passyunk (Passagonke, Pesienk, Opassiskunk), 95, 101 Pastorius, Francis Daniel, 517 Patapsco, Md., Presbyterian con- gregation, 349
Patent (or charter, King Charles II's) to Penn for Pennsyl- vania, proceedings for, 23-28; date, 29; description sug- gested, and that inserted, and its interpretation, 24-29, 33
Patents for lands before Penn, 61, 63, 84; under the Penns, 63, 78, 83-84, 892
Patowmacks, 115
Patronage, royal, Penn's sugges- tion as to, 159
Patuxent, 109, 304
Pauss, Christoph, see Baus
Pawling, John, 715
Paxson (Paxon, Paxton), Al., 425; Henry, 228; William, 411, 423
Paxton Presbyterian Church, 620, 621
Paxtung Creek, neighbourhood, or Indian village (Peixtan, Pesh- tang, Pextan, &ct.), 475, 620- 621, 707, 718, 726
Payne, Neville, 248-249, 271
Pearce, Nicholas, 218, 223, 240
Peart, Thomas, 218, 223, 239-240 Peasants' War, 523
Pechoquealon (various spelling, also Delaware Water Gap),
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95, 118, 121, 706, 713, 719, 767, 827
Peel, Oswald, 853
Pegg, Daniel, 430
Peixtan, see Paxtung
Pelkison, Jacob, 131
Pemberton, Israel, 709, 738, 752, 801, 808, 855; Israel Jr., 799- 801, 854, 855; Phineas, 204, 301, 314; Thomas, 284, 296, 321, 389, 400, 409
Pembrokeshire, 236
Pemmapecka Creek, see Pennypack Pemoyajooagh (Pemoyazooagh),
120
Peniel, 538, 920
Penington (spelt Pennington by Isaac), family, 74; [Edward] Surveyor-General, 440; Isaac, 176
Peninsula [of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia], 44, 52-53, 54 Penn, those of the name not indexed separately: ancestry of the Admiral, 22; Dennis, 633-634; Gulielma Maria (Founder's daughter, died in infancy), 642; Gulielma Maria (m., Ist, Aubrey Thomas, and, 2nd, Charles Fell, was a child of Wm. Penn, Jr.), 636, 652, 740; John, son of Thomas, 89; Lady Juliana, wife of Thomas, see Fermor, Lady Juliana; Lætitia, see Au- brey, Lætitia; Margaret, see Freame, Margaret; Margaret (née Jasper, mother of the Founder), 634; Mary, wife of William, Jr., 371; Springett, Ist of that name, 371, 637, 639; Sir William (the Ad- miral), 21-23
Penn, Gulielma Maria Posthuma (née Springett, the Founder's Ist wife), 176, 369, 634, 642
Penn, Hannah (née Callowhill, the Founder's 2nd wife, widow, and executrix), 49, 51, 370- 371, 401-402, Chapters XX and XXI
Penn, John ( Proprietary, John Penn "the American"), birth
and infancy, 376, 400-401; career to 1732, 633-634, 638- 639, 692-693, 739-741, 742- 743; visit and characteristics, 745-746, 755; death, 886-887, 896; see Proprietaries, joint actions
Penn, John, the Lieut. Governor, son of Richard, 89, 887-889
Penn, Richard, son of the Founder (Proprietary), 633-634, 639, 692-693, 739-742, and see Proprietaries, joint actions
Penn, Springett, son of William, Jr., 660, Chapter XXI, 722, 739-740
Penn, Thomas (Proprietary ), career in general, 633-634, 639, 692-693, 739-741, 743- 745, 747, 811, 887-889, and see Proprietaries, joint actions
Penn, William (Founder, first Proprietary) career to date of King's patent and Duke's deeds, 21, 23, 24-36, 68-69, 75, 159; character, abilities, conduct in general, views, and suggestions, 156-166, 269-273, 404-405, 918; earliest affairs of the colony, 75, 133, 328-329, and see Patent, Boundary, Governmental Powers, Land, &ct .; personal finances, 176- 179, 203, 271, 303, Chapter XII, 428-432, 448-449, Chap- ter XV, 507-509, 722-723, 781; first visit to America, 34, 42, 173, 174; career in James II's reign and political circumstances until 2nd visit, 179-181, Chapter IX, 306- 307, 320-321; opposition among the English Friends, 370, 374; death of Ist wife and 2nd marriage, 369-371; second visit to America, 321, 374-405; acts concerning and difficulties with dominion af- ter return to England, Chap- ters XIII-XV; imprisonment for debt, 480, 482-483; later harassment, and bargain with the Crown, and illness and in- capacitation, 507-510, 569-
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