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A.L.S. 1 p. 37 cm x 24 cm. Vermont Historical Society 811427. [995]
1812 May 19
Ira ALIENI, Philadelphia, [Pennsylvania]. To Jerusha [ALLEN].
Hopes to resume former activities in business as soon as his helath permits; predicts a war between Great Britain and the United States; encloses a letter to Heman [Allen] with depositions about Isaac Scott's suit, which will take place the October term of the Circuit Court; sends pamphlets and preceeding letters under cover to another person; omits handwriting and postage to in- sure its safe arrival; requests her to pay the postage; sends letters to his sons; "after fully Regaining my Health I shall Rise superior to Every Effort that can be made and at this late period I simply Demand Justice".
A.L.S. 4 pp. 25 cm x 20 cm. Vermont Historical Society A 1 535 1 m. Enclosures missing. [996]
1812 July 10
Heman ALLEN, Hartford, [Connecticut ]. To [Jerusha ALLEN ], Burlington.
Tells of the serious illness of Zimri; expresses a strong desire for her and Ira H. to come; gives ad- vice of the doctors and route of travel.
A.L.S. 2 pp. 31 cm x 20 cm. Vermont Historical Society A 1 535 1 m. [997]
1812 Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To James MONROE, Secretary of State.
Nov. 19
Is acquainted with General Joseph Toledo; has had interviews with him concerning the independence of Span- ish America; assures the United States Government that full confidence may be placed in Toledo; Allen's health has prevented him from aiding Mr. Toledo.
Photostat. 1 p. 26 cm x 20 cm. [998]
1813 Mar. 22
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To General Joseph TOLEDO.
Is gaining in health; expects to go to Washington, [D. C.] in May when the weather is mild; believes that all Spanish America will obtain their independence; recom- mends him to adopt steady, firm, moderate, and humane measures; suggests that he introduce civil representa- tive government throughout the province; carly atten- tion should be paid to education by establishing funds for the support of schools, academies, and colleges. Photostat. 2 pp. 25 cm x 19 cm. [999]
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1813 May 14 . Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To General Joseph TOLEDO.
Has not written as he does not know the correct address; recent accounts from Europe show that the war will be carried on with great activity in Spain and in northern Europe, which most likely will prevent the British from sending any .consider- able land forces against the United States; the pressure of the war on the sea board and northern frontiers will make a scarcity of military stores in the United States.
Photostat. 2 pp. 25 cm x 19 cm. [1000]
1813 May 28
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To General Joseph TOLEDO.
Sends a newspaper clipping concerning the European situation; the president's message to Congress is short but firmly supports war measures; the war party is gain- ing strength in every part of the union; political events are much in favor of the independence of Spanish America.
Photostat. 1 p. 25 cm x 19 cm. [1001]
1813 June 4 .
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To Mr. PICKARD.
Sends a copy of the letter which he has sent to General [Joseph] Toledo and Colonel [A. ] Barnardo in which he comments on political and social conditions in Europe and the United States; speaks of the havoc and destruction which have been offected by European wars; necessary to eliminate party feeling and con- sider the talents and enterprise of men in power; "per- manent friendships between nations must be found in mutual interests and liberal policy"; mentions the defeat of the French army in Russia due to the se- verity of the climate; the great body of the people of the United States are friendly to the independence of Spanish America; hopes that the Republicans in Spanish America will organize a civil government to enable them to sond ministers to the United States; the time will not be far distant when the English governments will find it to their interests to be friendly to North and South America.
Photostat. 6 pp. 25 cm x 19 cm. [1002]
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, To Colonel BARNARDO.
Pleased to learn of the progress in establishing the independence of Mexico; has received a letter from General Toledo which states their misunderstanding; as- sures Mrs. [Joseph] Toledo the trouble is momentary and caused by unfriendly men; believes that there are few men who could render more essential services to Mexico.
Photostat. 2 pp. 25 cm x 19 cm. [1003]
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1813 Sep. 14
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To Mr. PICKARD.
Has written to General Toledo and Colonel Barnardo about the misunderstanding between them; he has been informed that the difficulty has been traced to its source; is confident of the success in establish- ing the independence of Mexico.
Photostat. 1 p. 32 cm x 23 cm. [1004]
1813 Sep. 28
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To General TOLEDO, Governor BARNARDO and Mr. PICKARD.
Offers to forward letters and dispatches to South America by American privateers; ministers from the Span- ish American Colonies should be sent to the United States; will "cheerfully" help in buying supplies for the army in Mexico if they send a list of articles needed and the neces- sary money; advises them how to raise troops.
Photostat. 3 pp. 32 cm x 21 cm. [1005]
1813
Oct. 7
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To Mrs. [Joseph] TOLEDO.
Tells of the death of his youngest son Zimri, who has just completed a liberal law education. Photostat. 1 p. 32 cm x 23 cm. [1006]
1813
Oct. 7
Ira ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To James MONROE
His letters to friends in Mexico have been inter- cepted; requests that a packet of his letters to Mexico may be sent from Washington, [D. C.] under seal of the State Department, to an agent of the United States in Mexico; hopes to make the prosident a visit before the meeting of Congress.
Photostat. 1 p. 32 cm x 23 cm [1007]
1814 Jan. 22
John P. RIPLEY, Philadelphia, [Pennsylvania]. To Heman ALLEN, Esq.
"It is with much pain that I have to inform you of the death of General Ira Allen. You know that his health for a long time past was declining. During the last week he was extremely debilitated and on Saturday evening died without a groan, and apparently without pain. The physician states his disordor to be retro- cedent gout".
A.L.S. l p. 14 cm x 19 cm. Vermont Historical Society A 1 535 1 m. [1008]
1845 July 5
Ethan A. ALLEN, Junior, [grandson of Ethan Allen], Burlington. To Henry STEVENS, [antiquarian and biblio- grapher ].
Is here on a visit from New York; -- understands Stevens is anxious to collect all original documents of early history of Vermont; informs him that his grand- uncle, Ira Allen, deposited a package of papers in the
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State Department at Washington, [D. C. ] 50 years ago with an order not to deliver it to any person without nis order.
Photostat. 1 p. 24 cm x 20 cm. [1009]
1605 oct. 9
Redfield PROCTOR, [Governor of Vermont ]. To Honorable George BENEDICT, Burlington.
Has read notices concerning the burial placo of Ira Allen; is willing to employ someone to investigate; if the body is found he will pay for transporting it to Burlington.
L.S. 27 cm x 20 cm. A 1 42. [1010]
1905 Oct. 14
Charles A. CONVERSE, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To Colonel George BENEDICT, Burlington.
Will ask Mr. Wetherill, who is in charge of ro- moving the stones and remains from the old burial ground, when the transfer is to take place; they are arranging in the courts for permission for the trans- fer; will notify him of future events in the endcavor to locate the burial place of' Ira Allen. L.S. 27 cm x 20 cm. A 1 42. [10]]]
1905 Oct. 17
Charles A. CONVERSE, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To Colonel George BENEDICT, Burlington.
Two offers have been made to bear the expenses in- curred to locate and remove the remains of Ira Allen from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Burlington; it is too carly to determine whether it will be necessary to avail of these offers; has not heard from [Charles] Bell, [Governor of Vermont ]; will keep him informed. L.S. 1 p. 27 cm x 20 cm. A 1 42. [1012]
Oct. 28
1905 Charles A. CONVERSE, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To Colonel George BENEDICT, Burlington. Requests a description of General Ira Allen's person, height, weight, and features as a means of identification in order to locate his remains; has ro- ceived a letter from an acquaintance, who remembers scoing the tomb stone of General Ira Allen in the Free Quaker Burial ground.
L.S. 1 p. 25 cm x 20 cm. A 1 42. [1013]
1905 Charles A. CONVERSE, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Nov. 13 To Colonel George BENEDICT, Burlington.
At the Free Quaker Burial ground "an unidentificd body accompanied by a bullet has been disinterred -. is it known whether General Allen carried a bullet in him"; hopes to locate the spot where Allen was buried; a man has been hired to remain constantly on the grounds and watch each disinterment in the interest of the con- mittec.
L.S. 1 p. 27 cm x 20 cm. A 1 42. [1014]
1905
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Charles A. CONVERSE, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To Colonel George BENEDICT, Burlington.
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Mr. Francis Olcott Allen has completed a re- port of the Philadelphia Committee for the search of the remains of Ira Allen; is sending a copy to Govern- or Bell of Vermont and also one to him; a photograph of the certificate of burial will accompany the re- port.
L.S. 1 p. 27 cm x 20 cm. A 1 42. [1015]
Sarah M. ALLEN, [grand-daughter of Ira Allen], Boston, Massachusetts. To Colonel George BENEDICT, Burlington.
Has given the only picture, a minature of General Ira Allen which she possessed, to the Uni- versity of Vermont.
L.S. 1 p. 18 cm x 12 cm. A 1 42. [1016]
n.d.
Ira ALLEN, Paris, France.
"Confidential Observations"; France and America are countries in which agriculture and manufacturing can be carried on extensively; advocates a commercial treaty between France and America which would insure a permanent friendship between the two countries; suggests agreement for reducing military marines and protecting trade against private organization; if France will consider this treaty the time will not be far distant when she will become the first mari- time power without the expense of building ships.
Photostat. 4 pp. 31 cm x 19 cm. [1017]
n.d.
[Rufus KING], England. To Ira ALLEN. Issues a passport to permit Allen a citizen of the United States of America to pass without molesta- tion or hindrance. Photostat. 21 cm x 17 cm. [1018]
n. d.
Levi ALLEN. To Ira ALLEN.
Should record all deeds "a word to the wise is sufficient"; has sent various bonds and ordered iron for him; scarcity of money renders business extremely difficult; "pot and pearl ashes, pork, beef, and flour will answer for cash".
Photostat. 2 pp. 32 cm x 21 cm. [1019]
n.d.
Gamaliel PAINTER, Middlebury. To Ira ALLEN.
Has received the letter brought by Edgar Knicker- bacor in which he asks him to buy some goods at Vergennes; informed Knickerbacor that he might have anything in the store that Allen desired; tells Allen he is sending a pair of oxen by Mr. Farnum.
Photostat. 1 p. 32 cm x 21 cm. [1020]
. n.d.
J. J. B[ARLOW]. To General [Ira] ALLEN.
Mr. Skipwith is unable to advance any money to General Allen; will write the Minister of Police about the General's health and ask if a physician can visit Allen.
A.L.S. 1 p. 18 cm x 12 cm. Vermont Historical Society A 1 535 1 m. [102]]
1906 Jan. 7
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INDEX
(numbers rofer to entries)
Abrion, Patrick, 73,80 Adams, 98 Adams, Benjamin (1765-1842), 553, 571 Adams, Jamos C., 993
Adams, John, 131
Ager, Cleda, 600, 603, 622, 626, 640, 691, 790, 805, 1021 Albany (Vt.), 175 Alburgh (Vt.), 334, 631, 888, 916
Allen, Asa S., 289, 449
Allen, Ebenezar (1743-1806), 118, 327, 412, 413, 415, 428, 432, 464
Allen, Ethan (1738-1789), 4, 5, 12, 35, 38, 49, 51, 75, 87, 92, 94, 95, 108, 124, 129, 139, 167, 936, 939, 969, 991, 404, 440, 470
Allen, Ethan A. Jr., 1009
Allen family, 647
Allen, Francis Olcott, 1015
Allen, Heman (1740-1788), 8, 11, 40, 342 Allen, Heman (1779-1852), 517, 549, 775, 868, 875, 881, 886, 976, 978, 980, 981, 982, 983, 985, 986, 988, 989, 990, 996, 997, 1008 Allen, Hober (1743-1782), 156, 360, 455
Allen, Ichabod, 46
Allen, Ira, 1-4, 6, 9-28, 30-82, 84-482, 484-490, 492-499, 502- 537, 539-552, 554-570, 572- 583, 585-590, 592-596, 598- 600, 602-605, 608, 609, 611, 613-615, 617-620, 622-658, 660-722, 724-776, 778-814, 816-980, 983, 984, 986, 987, 989-996, 998-1022 Allen, Ira Hayden (1790-1866), 333, 517, 984, 990, 991, 997 Allen, History of Vermont, 524, 525, 526, 534, 537, 560, 562, 641, 771, 853, 866, 878, 881, 883; Oracles of Reason, 163
Allen, Jerusha (1764-1838)
176, 277, 331, 333, 340, 483, 485, 891, 500, 501, 521, 538, 551, 553, 554, 571, 631, 632, 652, 659, 703, 713, 723, 723, 729, 788, 825, 829, 849, 855, 856, 857, 875, C31, 883, 032, 933, 944, 945, 946, 947, 954, 965, 977, 980, 991, 906, 997
Allen, Jonathan, 370 Allen, Joseph, 156, 188, 397, 398, 393, 429 Allen, Levi (1745-1801), 7, 57, 70, 86, 91, 97-103, 106-108, 110-114, 116-123, 125-127, 129, 132, 133, 137, 138, 139, 145, 163, 166, 167, 171, 173, 176, 178, 192, 193, 199, 208, 213, 229, 260, 263, 279, 339, 343, 488, 540, 544, 1019 Allen, Nancy, 70, 102, 116, 118, 126, 129, 163, 178, 192, 208, 229 Allen, Sarah M., 1016
Allen, Zenas, 324
Allon, Zimri (1748-1775), 7, 11
Allen, Zimri (1792-1813), 984, 930, 994, 995, 997, 1006 Allis, Abel, 101, 196, 405, 868, 882, 900
Allis, Betsy, 900
Allis, Eleazer, 452
Allis, Lucy, 900
Alonzo, Constantine, see Allen, Levi Alonzo, Mrs., sce Allen, Nancy Americanus, D. Allon or D'Alonzo, see Allen, Lovi Ames, Charles, 4.11 Arlington (Vt.), 93
Arnold, Boncdict (1741-1801), 10
Arnold, J. H., 536, 557
Arshley, Thomas, 41 Ashley, Stephen, 134 Atkins, William, 926 Audacious, man-of-war, 499
Averill, Joseph, 284 Avcrill, Josiah, 87 Avril, Simon, 82
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Bailey, Col., 230 Bailey, Gen., 53
Bailey, Jacob, 965
Bafford, Benjamin, 445
Baker, Eli, 351
Baker, Osi, 109, 179, 204
Baker, Remember (ca. 1740-1775), 1, 4, 5, 900
Baker, Rena, 181
Balsa, Alex, 827, 846, 847, 864
Balsa, Mrs. Alex, 864
Barber, 185 Barber, Levi, 439 Barber, Zimri, 385
Barlow, Joel (1755-1812), 664, 665, 675, 680, 688, 708, 710, 728, 730, 745, 746,
750, 751, 755, 756, 760, 791, 1021
Barlow, Rebecca, 677-679, 710, 712, 713, 727, 728. 731,
732, 734, 737, 738, 741,
744, 749, 750, 751, 752, 757, 759, 762, 763, 764,
765, 768, 759, 770, 780, 781, 782, 804, 841, 849
Barnard, Eli, 365
Barnardo, Col. A., 1002-1005
Barnes, Benjamin (1789-1861), 235
Barnet, Isaac, 873 Barras, Paul F. J. N. (1755-1829), 482, 574, 587 Barrows, Maj., 57
Bartlett, Benjamin, 313, 318, 346
Bartlett, Bill, 267
Bates, John, 461
Bayley, Moses, 944 Beach, Samuel (1752-1829), 136, 159, 168, 201, 239, 253
Bean, Elizabeth, 458, 500
Bean, Sanborn, 387 Bell, Gov. Charles (1845-1909), 1012, 1015 Bell, Samuel, 374, 382 Bells, Benjamin, 461 Benedict, Elijah, 190
Benedict, Col. George (1827-1907), 1010, 1011, 1012, 1013, 1014, 1015, 1016 Bonodict, Peter, 403 Bennington (Vt.), 13, 93 Benson (Vt.), 2 Bentinck, 7. H. C., 470
Bentley, T., 305 Berry, John, 606 Bothel (Vt.), 50, 52
Binghom, 937 Bingham, Elias (1780-1860), 437 Bird, H. M., 558
Bird, Robert & Co., 652, 661, 875, 877, 878, 879, 880, 881, 887, 895, 902 Bird, Savage & Bird (Eng. ), 565, 584, 591, 594, 597, 601, 605,
607, 610, 612, 616, 621, 631, 636, 783, 785, 787, 792, 793, 794, 798, 802, 903, 975
Bishop, Isaac, 981, 983, 985, 986,. 989 Bissell, Noadiah, 180, 554, 786, 807, 868, 902
Blackman, Truman, 76
Blasdel, Nathaniel, 335
Blasdel, Silas, 76
Bliss, Timothy (1745-1811), 425
Boardman, Benjamin (1768-1823), 913
Boardman, Elijah, 41
Bolton (Vt.), 2, 90
Boltun, Lomucl, 357
Bonnparte, Napoleon (1769-1821), 512, 808 Bond, Poter, 78
Bonnomet, Citizen, 556, 663
Bordeaux (France), 758
Bradley & Finch Co., 358
Bradley, 109
Bradley, Stephen R. (1754-1830), 21, 59 Bradley, Zenas, 421, 952
Brewster, John, 961
Brewster, Tallen, 42
Brigham, Paul (1746-1824), 857, 860, 906 Brickwood & Co., 476
Bristol (Vt.), 235
Brookfield (Vt.), 50, 52
Broome, Platt & Co., 358
Broome, Samuel, 649, 761, 820, 828, 829
Brother Alonzo, see Allen, Ira
Brotm & Co. (Germany), 783 Bram, Robert, 992 Brown, F., 547
Brownell, Aaron, 270, 325, 463, 501
Brownell, Edward, 257, 264, 501
Brownell, Ichabod, 270 Brownson, Anthony, 82
حيوية
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Brownson, Isaac, 950 Brushe, 124
Bryant, Capt. William, 497, 513, 519, 520, 539 Buck, Daniel (1753-1816), 350, 659
Buel, Numan, 77 Buell, Elias, 136, 147, 152, 159, 160, 165, 168, 170, 189, 201, 323 Buell, William, 105
Buffington, 753, 792, 802, 831
Bumper B., see Allen, Levi
Burbey (France), 596
Burbank, 480
Burgoyne, Gen., John, 682
Burling, Edward, 4
Burling, William, 276 Burlington (Vt.), 2, 4, 11, 47, 84, 87, 94, 130, 143, 161, 162, 191, 194, 197, 221,
233, 236, 249, 250, 273, 274,
293, 299, 304, 315, 321, 326,
329, 348, 357, 370, 371, 376, 391, 392, 395, 403, 433, 434, 441, 443, 446, 451, 458, 462, 465, 471, 491, 551, 553, 571, 606, 659, 703, 723, 940
Burritt, Israel, 283, 287, 402 Burt, Eleazer, 44 Burt, Jonathan, 44
Burton, Benjamin, 954
Butler, Stephen, 301
Butterfield, Jonathan, 87
Butterfield, Thomas, 20, 66, 69, 70, 72, 303, 367
Cabot (Vt.), 53 Calais (France), 598
Caldwell, Charles, 377 Caldwell, John, 916, 925
Cambridge (Harvard College), 209 Canada, 57, 58, 68, 119, 252, 339, 470, 480, 481, 542
Carneau (France), 777, 811, 834
Carnot, Lazare, N. M. (1753-1823), 486, 561, 795, 806, 808, 809, 816, 821 Carolina, 127 Carthage (Vt. ), 151 Castleton (Vt.), 2, 14 Catlin, Lucinda Allen, 669 Catlin, Moses (1817-1891), 669, 736
Chambly (Canada), 108 Charlotte (Vt.), 1, 3 Chipman, Daniel (1765-1850), 972 Chipman, Nathaniel (1752-1843), 239, 642, 900, 930 Chisholm, Alex, 61 Chittenden, Noah (1753-1835), 105, 157, 158, 220, 396 Chittenden, Thomas (1730-1797),
5, 18, 20, 21, 24, 27, 30, 31, 36, 45, 56, 62, 322, 407, 456, 472, 488, 507, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 533, 536, 561, 573, 574, 605, 681, 754, 787, 993 Church of England, 138
Clark, Capt., 212
Clark, Jeremiah (1733-1817), 292
Clarke, General Henri J. (1765-18) ;', 561, 566, 583, 617, 806, 817, . 837 Clarke, Maj. Isaac (1748-1822), 21, 248
Clement, Mary, brig, 133
Clinton, Gov. George (1739-1812). 302, 941 Cogswell, Gen. Eli, 427, 516 Coit & Spafford, 187 Coit, William (1756-1802), 90, 112, 174 Colchester (Vt.), 2, 4, 8, 11, 40, 41, 197, 270, 279, 280, 282, 296, 319, 347, 351, 368, 372, 381, 383, 465, 535, 940 Colden, Cadwallader (1688-1776), 1 Cole, Matthew (1760-1810), 606 Collins, John, 249, 251
Condock, Rowley, 66
Continental Congress, 28, 33 Converse, Asa. 551 Converse, Charles A., 1011, 1012, 1013, 1014, 1015 Cook, Pelham, 437
Cork (Ireland), 133
Corning, Richard, 443 Coventry (Vt. ), 170, 175, 231, 275, 966 Crommeline D. & Son, 881
Crow, William, 515, 594 Cull, Fraser & Young, 140,- 146, 286 Curtis, Abel (1755-1783), 22, 33, 34 Curtis, 915, 920
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D. Alonzo, see Allen, Levi
Dagget, Asa, 946
Dandelot, Capt. Henry, 874 Dartmouth College, 209
Davidson, John, 84
Davio, William R. (1756-1820), 838, 852 Davis, Jacob (1739-1814), 408
Davens, S., 195
Davis, Peter, 193
De Lessent & Co. (France), 832, 339, 848, 867 DeMontemollin, S. & F., 149, 277
Detroit (Michigan), 432, 464
Dewey, Thomas, 454
Dewey, Zebediah (1727-1804), 454
Dickson, John C., 892
Dinmore, Richard, 899
Directory of the French Republic, 572, 586, 589, 617, 623, 628, 629, 637, 639, 644-651, 653, 664, 665, 668, 670, 687, 689,
702, 708, 709, 716, 718, 719, 722, 726, 735, 744, 768, 776 Dodge, Alexander, 386
Doney, 248 Doolittle, Ephraim (1721-1807), 77
Douay (France), 850
Downer, John, 250
Downing, Dernis, 203, 216
Dudley, Eleazer, 491
Duerocy, J., 810, 823, 835
Duncan, Thomas, 342
Duncansborough, 968
Durham (Vt.), 909
Eastly, 45 Edwards, Pierpont, 931, 934
Ellsworth, Oliver (1745-1807), 838, 852
England, 129, 422, 470, 480, 481, 503, 518, 530, 594, 620, 623, 635, 536, 650, 676, 699, 705, 872
Enos, Jerusha, Jr., 141, 166 Enos, Gen. Roger (1729-1808), 32, 141, 247, 275, 330, 332, 340, 483, 517, 642, 989 Enos, Roger, Jr. (1768-1841), 141, 399, 868, 915, 928 Enos, Mrs. Roger, 141, 494, 495 Enos, Pascal P. (1770-1832), 915, 920, 1022
Enos, Sibyll, 141 Erskine, Thomas (1750-1823), 557, 634, 865, 866
Erwin, David, 240 Essex (Vt.), 2, 4, 282, 301, 389, 393, 447, 448, 465, 940 Evarts, Oliver, 112 .
Evarts, Reuben (1763-1839), 360 Evarts, Allen Sarah, 360 Eyre, Robert, 520
Farnum, 1020
Farnum, Barahias, 703
Farrand, David, 321
Farwell, Asa, 101
Farwell, Eldridge, 434
Fay, Jonas (1737-1818), 12, 22, 27, 28, 33, 34
Fay, John, 913 Fay, Col. Joseph (1753-1803), 177, 207, 416, 828, 829, 865, 878, 879, 880, 881, 883, 885, 886, 969
Fay, Moses, 517
Fay, Solomon, 354, 424
Fenwick, Joseph, 661, 693
Ferris, Joseph, 288
Ferris, Reed, 43
Ferrisburgh (Vt.), 3
Finch & Bradley Co., 358
Finch, Elizabeth, 904, 949, 951
Finch, John, 209, 241, 312, 331, 334, 422, 427, 465, 483, 632, 789, 897 Finlay, Hugh, 83, 252
Fish, Nathan, 436
Fisk, John, 43
Fitch, Jabez, 915, 928
Fitch, Samuel, 894
Fitch, 341
Fletcher, Ely, 957
Florida, 127
Fludger & Co., 476
Flynn, Steven, 146 Foster, Whitefield (1750-1809), 136, 159 Fouche, Gen. Joseph (1763-1820), 836, 870 France, 422, 503, 527, 554, 575, 580, 602, 604, 623, 676, 688, 705 Franklin, John, 938
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(Fra-Hur)
Fraser & Young, 86, 215, 410, 414, 420, 527, 528 Free Quaker Burial Ground, Pennsylvania, 1013, 1014 Frost, Stophon, 47 Fulton, James, 971
Gale, Samuel (1747-1826), 199, 213 Galusha, Jonas (1753-1834), 993 Galusha, Jacob (1750-1834), 96
Gardner, Hcorge, 110
General Assembly (Vt.), 25, 29, 32, 36, 162, 472, 549, 605, Georgia, 229 Georgia (Vt.), 7, 11, 19, 39, 272, 282, 290, 310, 311, 360, 377, 378, 439, 450, 452, 465, 940, 992 Gerden, Alexander, 265
Germain, Lord George (1716-1785), 682
Gerry, Eldridge (1744-1814), 575 Gersham, 459 Gilder, 538
Glenny, James, 88
Glenshaw, Joshua, 950
Gloyd, Jesse, 314, 338, 352
Gould, Capt. Davidge, 499, 567
Governor & Council (Vt.), 151
Graham, Col. John A. (1764-1841), 427, 494, 503, 520, 528, 543, 585, 732, 858, 914, 973 Graham, Nathan B., 516, 973
Graham, Robert, 935
Graham, William P., 632
Grand Isle (Vt.), 969
Great Britain, 29, 68, 252, 536, 996 Greeman, John, 909 Griffin, Edward, 378 Griswald, Joseph, 538 Gwin, John, 153, 155
Hague, Wiggle sworth & Co., (Eng. ), 494 Haldimand, Gon. Frederick (1718-1791), 24, 29, 38, 56, 58, 60, 83, 308 Haley, Capt., 778, 779 Hall, 261 Hall, Lot (1757-1809), 882 Hamilton, Dudley, Jr., 297, 306 Hammond, George, 471
Hamilton, Henry, 68, 83 Hanson, John, 34 Hardin, H., -970 Hart, 489
Harvard Collego, 209 Haswell & Russell, 143, 144
Hatch, Barnabus, 291
Hatch, Lazel, 262. 291
Hathaway, Barnon, 972
Hathaway, Shadwick, Jr. (1778-1867), 323, 988 Hathaway, Silas (1763-1831), 362, 388, 411, 736, 815, 909, 919, 921, 922, 924, 929, 930, 935, 940, 943. 948, 972, 985, 986, 989
Hawley, James, 85, 172, 423. 453 Hay, Udney (1739-1806), 302, 390 Heath, Phines, 164
Henderson, Caleb, 366
Hicks, Thomas, 914
High Court of Admirality
(Eng. ), 552, 554, 578, 937 High Court of Appeals, (Eng. ), 552, 554, 557 Highgate (Vt.), 7, 631, 940
Hill, David, 326
Hill, T., 446
Hillsborough, 53
Hinesburgh (Vt.), 79, 96
History of New Hampshire, 674
Hitchcock, Lucy, 173 Hitchcock, Samuel (1755-1813), 113, 173, 277, 438, 882
Holland, 422 Holland, Thomas, 477
Holmes, Benjamin (1754-1817), 150 Holmes, Stephen (1758-1835), 150, 450 Hopkins, R., 259
Hovey, John, 375
Hoyt, Uriah, 948
Hubbarton (Vt.), 2
Hughes, James, M., 341
Hull, Gon. William (1753-1825), 465, 517, 604, 569, 729, 943, 948 Humpreys, Allyn, 435
Hunt, Arad (1743-1825), 917
Hunt, Gen., 258 Huntington, Samuel (1759-1823). 23, 349, 404 Hurlburt, Daniel, 282, 293, 329
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Imus, Hiram, 287 Irasburgh (Vt. ), 26, 73, 76, 77, 78, 80, 82, 115, 141, 178, 231, 631, 932, 933, 944, 945, 946, 947, 954-965, 976, 977, 980
Ireland, 422 Ives, Abraham, 39, 62, 63, 64, 65, 992
Jacobs, Stephen (1755-1817), 974
Jamison, Noel, 461
Jarvis, Arthur, 461
Jarvis, Benjamin, 461
Jarvis, Charles, 461
Jay, Gov., 75
Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826), 891, 987 Jenkins, John, 937 Jericho (Vt.), 4, 49, 90, 161, 190, 197, 267, 272, 282, 295, 298, 305, 307, 309, 313, 314, 316, 320, 337, 338, 346, 352, 354, 363, 380, 424, 425, 457, 461 Jerway, Joseph, 9
Johnson, D., 446
Johnson, Jacob, 233, 282, 347
Johnson (Vt.), 234
Johnson, William (1765-1810), 950 Jones, Ebenezer, 959 Jones, Jabez (1768-1811), 304
Jones & Tuttle, 915, 920
Journal of Surveys, 2 Joubert, B. C., 826
Kale, Thomas, 309 Keith, Israel, 444
Kelly, John, 124, 154, 226, 227, 241, 275 Keyes, Eli, 913
Keys, Col., 149 Kimball, Amos, 300
Kincaid, Charles, 962
King, Gideon, 723 King, John, 479, 487 King, Rufus (1755-1827), 502, 503, 506, 533, 552, 572, 831, 833, 842, 893, 896, 903, 1018 Kingsbury, Eben, 336 Kingsley, Daniel (1764-1828), 115
Knickerbacor, Edgar, 1020 Knickorbacker, John, 280, 299 Kosciuszko, Gen. Tadeusz, 782
Lafon, Peter, 531 Lake Champlain, 2, 7, 52, 54, 470, 472, 474, 475, 476, 480, 481, 482, 520, 628, 993
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