INDEX. (continued 3)

literature respecting, 135;

in Virginia, 268;

in Georgia, 380, 404;

favors slavery in Georgia, 387;

his portrait, 288;

lives of, 404;

opposed by Alex. Garden, 404;

Orphan House in Georgia, 404;

plan of the building, 404;

Letter to Governor Wright, 404.

Whitehead, W. A., on New Jersey boundaries, 238;

Eastern Boundary of New Jersey, 238.

Whitehead, on Wesley, 403.

Whiting, Colonel, 408.

Whiting, Nathan, at Lake George, 504, 594.

Whitmore, W. H., 586;

Peter Pelham, 141;

Massachusetts Civil List, 162;

assistant editor of Sewall papers, 167;

on the Virginia Cavaliers, 268.

Whittemore’s Universalism, 135.

Whittier, J. G., on Border War (1708), 184;

edits Woolman’s Journal, 244.

Whittlesey, Colonel Chas., Early History of Cleveland, 559;

on the customs of the Indians, 563.

Wier, Robt., 549.

Wilberforce, Protestant Episcopal Church in America, 342.

Wilbraham Centennial, 602.

Wilhelm, L. W., Local Institutions of Maryland, 261, 271;

Sir George Calvert, 271.

Wilkes papers, 600.

Wilkinson, Peter, French and Indian Cruelty Exemplified, 592.

Wilks, Francis, 131.

Willard, Jos., on the Huguenots, 98.

Willard, Rev. Joseph, 430.

Willard, Josiah, 165.

Willard, Samuel, on Stoughton, 103.

William, King, his death, 103;

sermons on, 103;

his influence in America, 103.

William and Mary, accession of, 87.

William and Mary College founded, 264, 265;

a bequest to it from Spotswood, 267;

authorities on, 278;

Present State of the College (1727), 278;

History of the College (1874), 278;

oration by E. Randolph, 278;

view of the college, 279;

its successive buildings, 279.

William Henry, Fort (Me.), 181.

William Henry, Fort (N. Y.), 186.

Williams, Alfred, 581.

Williams, Catharine R., Neutral French, 459;

account of, 459.

Williams, Eleazer, 185;

“the Lost Dauphin”, 185.

Williams, Colonel Eph., 187;

at Lake George, 503, 504;

killed, 504;

grave and monument, 587.

Williams, Israel, 188;

his papers. 188;

his correspondence with Hutchinson, 188;

efforts to found a college in Hampshire, 188;

papers, 585;

on Abercrombie’s campaign, 597.

Williams, I., engraver, 528.

Williams, John, 110;

Redeemed Captive, various editions, 185;

his house, 185;

at Quebec, 604.

Williams, Joseph, on Fort Halifax, 182.

Williams, J. S., The American Pioneer, 526.

Williams, Stephen W., 185.

Williams, Surgeon Thomas, his letters (1755-56), 586.

Williams, Colonel Wm., 145, 187;

his papers, 188;

on Abercrombie’s defeat, 597.

Williams, Wm. Thorne, 405.

Williams College, 188.

Williamsburg, Va., account of, 264.

Williamson, Hugh, North Carolina, 354.

Williamson, Joseph, 183.

Williamson, Peter, Occasional Reflections, 596;

Some Considerations, 596;

Brief Account of the War, 615.

Williamson, W. D., Orono, 154;

Maine, 163.

Wills Creek (Cumberland), 493, 495.

Wilmington, Lord, 301.

Wilmington (N. C.), 303.

Wilson, D., on Wolfe, 603.

Wilson, Jas. Grant, edits Mrs. Grant’s American Lady, 247;

on Samuel Vetch, 423.

Wilson, John, Genuine Narrative, 450.

Wilson, Samuel, Carolina, 340;

its map, 340.

Wilson, commissary, orderly-book, 602.

Wimer, Jas., Events in Indian History, 580.

Winchell, Final Report of Geological Survey of Minnesota, 78, 622.

Wind-mills, 223.

Winnebagoes, 564.

Winnepeesaukee, Lake (Wenipisiocho), 134.

Winslow, Edward, governor of Plymouth, portrait carried to Plymouth, 456.

Winslow, John, on the Kennebec, 151;

plans Fort Halifax, 181;

sent to Nova Scotia, 415;

his speech to the Acadians, 417;

journal of siege of Beauséjour, 419;

sent against Beauséjour, 452, his journal, 452;

autog., 455;

portrait, 455;

his sword, 456;

his journal in Acadia, 458;

printed, 419, 458;

other papers, 458;

to lead the expedition on Lake Champlain (1756), 506;

his journal of the expedition against Crown Point, 591;

his letter, 591;

in England, 601.

Winslow, Josiah (killed, 1724), 127.

Winslow, Josiah (Governor), portrait carried to Plymouth, 456.

Winsor, Justin, maps of Louisiana and the Mississippi, 79;

“New England”, 87;

writes Report on Massachusetts Archives, 165;

sketch of block-house, 185;

“Cartography and Bounds of the Middle Colonies”, 233;

notes on the middle colonies, 240;

on “Maryland and Virginia”, 259;

“Sources of Carolina History”, 335;

“Authorities on the French and Indian Wars of New England and Acadia”, 420;

on maps and bounds of Acadia, 472;

“Struggle for the Great Valleys of North America”, 483;

“Intercolonial Congress and Plans of Union”, 611;

“Cartography of the St. Lawrence and the Lakes”, 614;

“General Contemporary Sources of the War, 1754-1760”, 615;

“General Historians of the French and English Colonies”, 619;

“Bibliography of the Northwest”, 621.

Winthrop, Adam, 139.

Winthrop, Fitz-John, 111;

his advance on Montreal, 90;

in England, 94.

Winthrop, Prof. John, on earthquakes, 152.

Winthrop, Wait, 103;

autog., 425.

Wisconsin, settled, 568.

Wise, John, 422;

Church’s Quarrel Espoused, 108;

address on, by Dexter, 108;

Word of Comfort, 171.

Wishart, George, 135.

Wistar, 223.

Wiswall, Ichabod, 89.

Witchcraft in Massachusetts, 94.

Wittmeyer, A. V., on the Huguenots, 350.

Wococon, 338.

Wolcott, Governor, on the siege of Louisbourg, 438.

Wolfe, General James, portrait, 541;

other likenesses, 541;

leaves Louisbourg for Quebec, 540;

at Island of Orleans, 543;

at Point Levi, 544;

entrenches at Montmorenci, 544;

his proclamations and devastations, 544;

goes above the town, 544, 545;

attacks at Montmorenci, 545;

ill, 545;

his phrase, “Choice of difficulties”, 545;

evacuates Montmorenci, 545;

lands at Wolfe’s Cove, 546, 547;

on the Plains of Abraham, 547;

his good-luck, 547;

attacks and is killed, 549;

accounts of his death, 549;

his body sent to England, 550;

monuments to his memory, 551;

lives of, 602;

letters, 602, 603;

correspondence with Amherst, 603;

his secret instructions, 603;

despatches, 603;

his Instructions to Young Officers, 603;

his orders before Quebec, 603;

imaginary conversation in Hades with Montcalm, 604.

See Quebec and Montcalm.

Wolfe’s Cove, 546;

views of, 546, 549.

Wood, J. P., Parish of Cramond, 76;

his Life of Law, 76.

Wood Creek, 486, 526, 585;

map of, 595.

Woodbridge, John, Severals, etc., 170.

Woodbridge, Tim., 597.

Woodhull, Colonel Nath., his Journal, 609.

Woodstock, Conn., 180.

Woodward, Dr. Henry, 306.

Woodward and Safery’s line, 180.

Woolen manufactures forbidden, 226.

Woolman, John, Journal, 244.

Woolsey, Theo., on Yale College, 102.

Woolsey, Colonel, 597.

Woolson, C. F., 315.

Worcester Magazine, 432.

Worley, the pirate, 323.

Wormley, Miss, Cousin Veronica, 284.

Wormsloe quartos, 401.

Wraxall, Peter, secretary for Indian affairs, 233, 590.

Wright, Sir Jas., governor of Georgia, report and letters (1773-1782), 391, 401.

Wright, J., Complete History of the Late War, 616.

Wright, Robert, Memoir of Oglethorpe, 394;

Life of Wolfe, 602.

Wright, Thomas, 448.

Writs of assistance, 155.

Wyandots on the Ohio, 563.

Wymberley-Jones, Geo., prints De Brahm, 401.

Wynne, M., British Empire in America, 618.

Wynne, Thos. H., edits Byrd’s Dividing Line, 275.

Yale, Elihu, portrait, 102.

Yale College founded, 102;

authorities on, 102;

and Episcopacy, 120;

and Dean Berkeley, 141.

Yamacraw Bluff, 361, 367.

Yamacraws, 369;

pacified, 370, 371.

Yardley, Francis, 336.

Yazoo (Yasoue), 70.

Yazoos, 46.

Yeamans, Sir John, 289;

in Carolina, 289, 293;

governor, 308;

goes to Barbadoes, 311;

explores South Carolina coast, 305.

Yeates, Judge, visits Braddock’s field, 500.

Yemassee Indians, 318;

make war, 321.

Yoakum, History of Texas, 69.

Yonge, Francis, 324;

Proceedings of the People of South Carolina (1719), 347;

Trade of South Carolina, 347.

Yonge, Henry, 391.

Yonkers, Philipse, manor house, 252.

Zeisberger, David, 245;

life by Schweinitz, 245.

Zenger libel suit, 198, 199;

reports of, 242;

collection of material by Zenger, 242.

Zinzendorf, Diary of his Journeys, 246.