Duncan, samuel-w. iv. 169.
Duncan, james-h. iv. 169.
Dunham,
Dunham,

iv. 277.
iii. 66.

Dunham, rev. jonathan, minister at
edgartown. iii. 71.
Dunmore, lord, his proclamation re-
ferred to; his expedition against
indians. ii. 223.

Dunstable, new hampshire, first eng-
lish settlement in hillsborough coun-
ty. vii. 66. its churches and min-
isters. x. 54.

Dunster, rev. henry, president of har-
vard college. ii. 162. iv. 76. 234.
v. 247. suspected to incline to an-
tipædobaptism, resigns. vi. 544.
dies at scituate, and is buried at
cambridge. 556. vii. 25. 31. 41.
his letter to governour winthrop
about his salary, the college house
and the rents of charlestown ferry.
*. 187.

and

his
his

Dunton, rev. john, his letter to his
son. ii. 97. 98.
Dunton, john, sketch of; extracts
from his life and errours; his letter
to his father; causes of his coming
to new england. ii. 97. arrives at
boston. 99. his description of
the boston clergy, and of mer-
chants, and others. 100. 106. de-
scribes the principal men of massa-
chusetts. 115. 121. visits
describes indians. 108. 115.
account of ipswich. 121.
farewell to boston. 124. his jour-
nal mentioned. v. (iv.)
Du ponceau, peter-s. esq. procures a
transcript of mourt's relation. ix.
26. acknowledgment of historical
society to, for this service. 74. his
notes and observations on eliot's
indian gramınar. ix 313. and post.
his report on indian languages,
quoted. 224. 227. 232. x. 99. &
post. 150. 151. his notes on eliot's
indian grammar, referred to. 104.
& post. x. 192.

Du prat, or dupratz,
17. 28.

Dupy, father. viii. 249.

ii. 2. 15.

Duquesne, fort, or fort pitt. ii. 223.
Durand, elder. vi. 522.
Durant, john. iv. 241.
Duren, rev.
31.

Duston, mrs. martha, of haverhill,
captured by indians. iv. 128. her
sufferings during captivity; her in-
fant murdered; kills ten indians
and thereby escapes; rewarded by
general court. iv. 129. 198.
Duston, thomas. iv. 129.
Dutch colony at new york. i. 140.
of hudson's river, teach the indians
to make wampampeag. v. 100.
governour writes letters to massa-
chusetts. vi. 432. sends excuses
and makes promises to massachu-
setts. 547. 548. ships with pro-
vision, consternation at their ap-
pearance. iii. 147. supply in-
dians with guns; rescued by eng-
lish. iv. 29. 31. claim connecti-
cut. v. 172. relinquish to mas-
sachusetts their right to connecti-
cut. 179. lay claim to all land
between cape henlopen and cape
cod. v. 322. 323. their difficulties
with connecticut. vi. 432. set-
tled by commissioners. 435. seize
a ship at new haven. 436. at war
with indians, and are relieved by
the english. 441. have further
difficulties at new haven. 521.545.
intercept the trading of new haven
men with the delaware indians.
545. their difficulties with new
haven settled. 541. peaceably
resign themselves to charles ii. 257.
at war with the english. 586. their
quarrel with the english settled.
612. hold a friendly correspond-
ence with plymouth colony. 667.
at long island. vii. 23. inform
plymouth people of fresh or con-
necticut river. vii. P. 93. oppose
the plymouth people ascending con-
necticut river to build a trading
house, though the former had ad-
vised the latter so to do. P. 95.
send troops from manhatoes to
dislodge the plymouth people from
their trading house at, now, wind-
sor, on connecticut river. P. 95.
settled at hudson's river within the
virginia patent; their fort. ix 113.
at war with the spaniards. vii. P. 81.
Dutch churches. i. 150.

Dutch sheep brought to massachusetts.

vii. P. 92.

ginia. vii. P. 59.

i. 194.

Eckley, rev. dr. j. of boston. vii.

181.
Edes,

printer of a newspaper

at boston. viii. 321.
Eddenden, ed. iv. 239.
Eddy, samuel, esq. vii. 75.
Edgartown. iii. 46. 47. 49. 50. 53.
60. its excellent water. iii. 40.
saltworks. 61. or old town, ac-
count of; houses and schools. iii.
70. ships, harbour, and wharves.
70. 71. price of land at. 70.
church first formed. 71. harbour.
73. settlement. 81. incorporated.
85. uncommon quantity of snow

at. iv. 257.
Edgecombe, sir richard, a patentee of
new england. v. 217.
Edinistone, capt. lieut. viii. 156.
Edson, samuel. vii. 138. 143. 152.
157. 159. 162. 167..
Edson, samuel. vii. 148.
Edson, joseph. vii. 148. 157.
Edson, josiah. vii. 150. 152. 157. 159.
Edson, susannah. vii. 153. 162.
Edson, josiah. vii. 153. 160.
Edson, josiah, col. a rescinder and
mandamus counsellor.
160. 169.

Edson, adam. vii. 171.
Edson, jael. vii. 171.
Edson, john. vii. 167.

vii. 153.

Edson, or edwardson. vii. 152.
Edward iv. his statute against conse-
cration of churches and wakes, re-
ferred to. vii. P. 77.
Edwards, rev. dr. jonathan, of new
haven, his "observations on the
muhhekaneew, or mohegan lan-
guage," referred to. ii. 6. ix.
238. published at large, with in-
troductory observations and notes
and an index, by j. pickering, esq.
x. 81-160.

Edwards, j. w. esq. x. 82. extract

of a letter from him. 83.
Edy, john, recovers from distraction
by living eight days without food.
V. 198.

Eel river bridge. iv. 229.

Eelles, rev. nathaniel, of scituate. iv.
235. notice of. 237.

Eelles, rev. nathaniel, jun. of stoning-
ton, connecticut. iv. 237.
Eelles, rev. edward, of middletown,
connecticut. iv. 90. 94. 237.
Egeish, or aleche, indians, their resi-
dence, number and language. ii.

24.

Egg river. iii. 164. 171.

Elder, can he be a magistrate? vii. P.
64.

Election of governour, etc. the first
in massachusetts, held on board the
arbella. ii. 87. v. 148.

Electors in massachusetts, consist of
those only who pay 10s. to a single
rate a much greater sum than in
england-complained of by king's
commissioners. viii. 76. 79.
Eliot, rev. john. of roxbury; first
teaching elder at roxbury; charac-
ter. ii. 92 93. described by john
dunton. 108. success amongst
indians; draws up a covenant for
them. 114. obtains lands for
christian indians. vi. 544. labours
amongst natick and other indians.
652. 653. viii. 29. arrives. vii.
P. 37. 49. joins boston church, and
preaches in the place of rev. j. wil-
son, then in england. vii. P. 37.
38.69. 72. notice of. vii. P. 48
-50. sworn a freeman. vii. P.
57. second minister of roxbury.
vii. P. 64. 72. his death and cha-
racter. vi. 606. v. 135. 187. vi.
505. vii. 41. viii. 197. list of
his indian works, and when pub-
lished. ix. 242. his "indian gram-
mar begun," published at large. ix.
245. et seq. with notes and obser-
vations by p. s. du ponceau, esq.
ix. 313. et seq. and supplementa-
ry observations on by j. pickering,
esq. (xxx.) and an index of words
with their meanings. (xlviii.) re-
ferred to. ix. 235. x. 240. et seq.
Eliot, jacob, sworn a freeman. vii.
P. 57. elder. P. 69.
Eliot, andrew. i. 229.
Eliot, andrew. i. 229.
Eliot, andrew. i. 229.
Eliot, andrew. i. 230.

Eliot, rev. jared, of killingworth, con-

necticut, doubts the validity of pres-
byterian ordination. ii. 129. 131.
iv. 298. 299.

Eliot, rev. dr. andrew, of boston. i.
227. his family. 228. his remarks
on archbishop secker's sermon. ii.
190. 216. opposed to religious es-
tablishments. 202. 259. iv. 144.
x. 6.

Eliot, rev. andrew, of fairfield, connec-
ticut. i. 228.
Eliot, samuel. i. 230.
Eliot, samuel. i. 230.
Eliot, samuel. i. 228.

Eliot, rev. dr. john, of boston; eccle-
siastical history of massachusetts. i.
194. memoir of. 211. elected
tutor, and declines the office. 215.
inclining to the episcopal church, is
invited to take charge of one at
halifax. 216. 217. chaplain to
marshall's regiment. 217. ordain-
ed successor to his father. 218.
his correspondence. 221. cha-
racter. 222. sickness and death.
255. 226. pastoral character. 232.
list of honours conferred on him.
238. literary character and pub-
lications. 242. tomb of his fam-
ily. (xix.) ii. 49. 190. 261. 563.
writes a circular for massachusetts
historical society. 277. contribu-
tions to that society. 281. iii. 12.
18. 22. 290. iv. 70. 100. his cha-
racter of rev. edward barnard. iv.
144. furnishes the manuscript copy
of hubbard's history. v. (iii.) viii.
158.

Eliot, dr. ephraim. i. 229. his letter
to rev. dr. freeman. iii. 289.
191.

X.

Ellis's tavern, at plymouth. iv. 292.
Elmes, rodolphus. iv. 241.
Eleutheria, or bahama islands. vi.
523.

Embalmed person found at cape cod,
by first settlers at plymouth.

ix.

35.
Emerson, john. iii. 223.
Emerson, moses. iv. 169.
Emerson, rev. daniel, of hollis, new
hampshire. iv. 78. viii. 178.
Emerson, rev. william, of boston,
memoir of. i. 254. ordained at
harvard, and at boston; conductor
of monthly anthology. 255. dies;
character. 256. publications. 257.
history of first church in boston re-
ferred to. (xix.) ii. 273.
Emerson, mrs.
x. 180.
Emery, edward. x. 75.
Emery, rev.
vii. 164.
Endicott, capt, john. i. (xxii.) sent
out with servants to carry on dor-
chester plantation at naumkeag;
and to prepare for massachusetts
colony, about to come to new eng-
land. v. 109. 110. arrives at and
settles salem. ii. 69. letter to
governour bradford. v. 115. cha-
racter of. ii. 69. made deputy go-
vernour or agent at salem. v. 114.
115. 122. vii. P. 3.
goes to
mount wollaston to correct vices.
v. 104. ii. 163. 266. iv. 198. v.
181. vi. 488. 499. vii. 32. 117.
P. 1. 3. viii. 97. 100. letter to
new england company complaining
of irregular trade with indians.
123. letter from hon. robert boyle.
viii. 49. 51. letter from m. crad.
dock, about sending colonists and
cattle to new england. viii. 116.
120. was governour sixteen years.
52. defaces the king's colours and
is punished. v. 164. opposes the
settlement of roger williams. 203.
commands against the pequots.
252. viii. 131. one of the stand-
ing council. v. 259. assistant.

V.

viii.

373. 519. 543. vii. 35. 44.
19. governour. vi. 542 544. 555.
561. 575. vii. 51. 84. viii. 17. 20.
49. 52. dies, and is buried at bos-
ton. vi. 575. 581. viii. 52.
Endicott, zerubabel. viii. 105.
Engagement of allegiance in rhode
island. vii. 96. altered. 97.
England, decline of religion in. ii. 51.
at war with holland. vi. 323. 586.
makes peace with holland. 612.
x. 60. makes peace with spain.
vii. P. 16. declares war against
france. viii. 102.

English, thomas. ix. 38.

English missionaries in america.

158.

Englishman, pequot word for.
138.

ii. 232. 233.

i.

viii.

Enos, col.
Epenow, indian, notice of. iii. 80.
who had been forcibly carried to
england, escapes to his own coun-
try. v. 39.
an american indian,
sent with capt. hobson, and others
on discovery to new england; his
attempt to revenge the treachery
of hunt on capt. hobson's ship.
ix. 6.

11.

Epitaph on bacon, the virginia rebel.
i. 58. 59. on dr. zabdiel boylston.
ii. 160. on john green, of charles-
town. ii. 179. on richard russell,
of charlestown. ii. 179. on judge
john phillips, of charlestown.
179. on rev. benjamin rolfe, of
haverhill. iv. 140. on rev joshua
gardner, of haverhill. iv. 141. on
rev. john brown, of haverhill. iv.
142. on rev. james cushing, of ha-
verhill. iv. 147. on rev. thomas
hooker. vi. 541. on governour
thomas dudley. vi. 552. on rev.
jonathan mitchell. vi. 606.
ezekiel cheever. vii. 132.

on

Evarts, jeremiah. ii. 176. 178. 181.
Everett, rev. noble, minister of ware-
ham. iv. 293.

Everett, rev. edward, professor at har-

ix. 101.

vard university. x. 192.
Everson, john. iii. 208.
Everson, richard. iii. 208.
Ewachim, indian corn.
Ewell, henry. iv. 240.
Ewer, rev. dr. bishop of landaff. ii.
190. 215.
Execution, the first in plymouth colo-
ny. vii. P. 2.
Exemption, five mile act of, extended

re-

to anabaptists and quakers. ii. 204.
Exeter, new hampshire, planted by
mr. wheelwright, and others, who
form a combination for govern-
ment. v. 233. 242. vi. 351.
ceived under the government of
massachusetts. vi. 373.
Exhortation to all people and nations
to advance the kingdom of christ,
by johnson. ii. 81.

Expedition against louisbourg. iii.
192. against canada, in 1600, abor-
tive. 260.

iii. 197.

a curious instance of.

v. 248.