Hog Island, v. 72. Commissioner, with
others, to defend the right of the Colony
to Narragansett lands, 90. Judge of the
Prerogative Court in Barnstable County,
150. Commissioner to administer oath of
allegiance, 151. Councillor of the Prov-
ince of Mass. Bay, 301. Attorney for
Elizabeth Backhouse, 302. His account
with the Treasurer of Plymouth Colony,
141. Address to the King, in behalf of
the Colony of Plymouth, 169. Lines on the
death of Gov. Josiah Winslow, 53. Peti-
tion, in behalf of the Colony, to Sir Ed-
mund Andros, 149. Letters from, to Rev.
Messrs. Allen, Mather, Torrey, and Wil-
lard, 41; Sir Henry Ashhurst, 201, 225;
William Blathwayt, 65, 74, 94, 123, 153;
Simon Brad-treet, 88, 244; Edward Cran-
field, 122; Isaac Foster, 13; Mrs. Mary
Hinckley, 1, 147, 212; Sir Leoline Jen-
kins, 128; Jacob Leisler, 242; Increase
Mather, 227, 287; Lords of the Privy
Council, 135; Earl of Rochester, Lord
High Treasurer, 143; William Stoughton
and Joseph Dudley, 132; Peter Thacher,
16; Ichabod Wise wall, 292. Letters to,
from Isaac Addington, 197, 301; James
Allen and others, 43; Samuel Angier, 11;
Sir Henry Ashhurst, 206; William Bassitt,
214; William Blathwayt, 91, 94; William
Bradford and Nathaniel Thomas, 190;
Simon Bradstreet, 203, 204, 258, 259, 265,
266, 267; Benjamin Church, 219, 220, 270;
Thomas Cooper and others, 2; John Cot-
ton, 22, 55, 103, 189, 278; Edward Cran-
field, 121; Samuel Danforth, 166; Thomas
Danforth, 191; Walter Dean and others,
234; John Freeman, 131; James Keith, 6;
Jacob Leisler, 232, 249; Joseph Lord, 304;
Cotton Mather, 248; Increase Mather, 209;
Matthew Mayhew, 61; Joshua Moodey,
73, 116; Samuel Phillips, 26; Robert Pike,
281; Samuel Prince, 192, 216, 303; Ed-
ward Randolph, 82, 93, 96, 122; Edward
Rawson, 141; Edward, William, and Ann
Rawson, 62; John Saffin, 187; Peleg San-
ford, 67, 69; Samuel Sewall, 253; George
Shove, 23, 57, 87; Daniel Smith, 207;
Samuel Sprague, 307; Nathaniel Stone,
306; Samuel Torry, 111; Samuel Treat,
186; John Walley, 208, 223, 233, 239, 247,
250, 260, 263, 284; Richard Williams and
others, 4; Roger Williams, 21, 29; Josiah
Winslow, 8; Ichabod Wisewall, 144, 276,
285, 299; Benjamin Woodbridge, 130;
Samuel Worden, 224, 282. Notice of, v.
p. xiii.
Hinckley Papers, The, v. p. xiii.-xv., 1-308.
Hindel, Col. Ebenezer, his fort, v. 372,
379; his mill, 379, 380. Indian ambush
at, 369.

Hindsdel, Mehamen, v. 317.

Hingham, Mass., i. 201, 212, 261; iii. 368,
370; v. 8, 205; vi. 158.

Hinsdale, N. H., Indian hostilities at, v.
369.

Hinton, Sir Thomas, ix. 108, 133.
Hir-t Grove, ii 125, 126.

Hispaniola, vii. 152. Expedition against,

1654-55, vi. 289, 291, 293; vii. 420, 476.
"Histrio-Mastix," by Prynne, vi. 415, 419.
Hoadly, Charles J., Cor. Memb. M. H. S.,
ix. p. xvii.

Hoar, Col., 1759, v. 510, 511.

Hoar, Mrs. Bridget (Lisle), i. 19. Letter to,
viii. 571. Notice of, 571n.

Hoar, Daniel, viii. 571n.

Hoar, Eben. Rockwood, LL.D., Member M.
H. S., vii. p. ix.; viii. p. xi.; ix. p. xv.
Hoar, John, vini. 571.

Hoar, Rev. Leonard, President of Harvard
College, i. 17, 18, 19; viii. 571n, 572.
Hoar, Mrs. Mary, letter to Bridget Hoar,
viii. 571. Notice of, 571n.

Hoar, Samuel, LL.D., Member M. H. S.
i. p. x.; ii. p. xvii.; iii. p. v.
Hoare, Richard, vi. 124.
Hobamak, iii. 103, 114. Expresses fears,
112. Jealous of Squanto, 113, 114.
companies the Pilgrims to Massachusetts,
113. His services, 114; iv. 485 (Hober-
mack).

Ac-

Hobart, Rev. Gershom, viii. 237, 599.
Hobart, Rev. Jeremiah, Letter of, to Increase
Mather, viii. 661. Notice of, 661n.
Hobart (Hubbard), Nehemiah, i. 21; viii.
114, 495.

Hobart, Rev. Peter, viii. 237n, 661n.
Hobb, Capt., 1757, v. 433.

Hobbs, Capt. Humphrey, v. 379.
Hobby, Mr., 1651, vi. 363.

Hobby, Sir Charles, v. 320, 321, 322.
Hobby, William, viii. 704.
Hobermack. See Hobamak.
Hobson, John, ix. 134.
Hobson, William, iii. 213.
Hockamoanko, vii. 423.

Hocking, - killed at the Kennebec, the
consequences, iii. 316-322.

Hodgdon, Alexander, iv. 82, 98, 126, 272, 273.
Hodge, Andrew, x. 611, 612, 614.
Hodges, Capt., v. 427.
Hodges, Henry, v. 232.
Hodges, John, vi. 124.

Hodgshon, Robert, ix. 155, 156.
Hodgson, Robert, iv. 502.
Hofmeister, Johann, viii. 77.

Hog, Lawsuit about a, viii. 441.

Hog Island, i. 262; viii. 517. Controversy
respecting, v. 72, 78-80, 123, 127, 128.
Hogan,
killed, 1757, v. 447.

Hogan, Major, 1764, x. 518.
Hogarth, Lieut., 1764, x. 516.
Hogg, Lieut., 1756, v. 425, 426, 428, 430.
Hogg, Robert, iv. 24.

Hoit's "Antiquarian Researches " cited, vii.
43n.

Holbadge," Sister," vii. 494.
Holbeck, William, iii. 448.
Holbrook, Samuel, v. 40.

Holburne, Vice-Admiral Francis, v. 444.
Holden, Randall, ii. 288, 290, 292; vii. 601n.
Holder, Christopher, ix 155, 156.
Holgrave, John, vi. 101.

Holland, Mr., 164-, vii. 370.

Holland, Joseph, iv. 52

Holland, Josiah G., M.D., Member M. H.
S., v. p. ix.; vi. p. ix.; vii. p. viii.; viii.
p. x.; ix. p. xiv.

Holland, Robert, iii. 201, 213.
Holland, States of, v. 50, 56. Declaration of
war by, against England, 1652, vi. 79, 81.
Internal affairs of, 295. War with Eng-
land, 1651, 362; 1664, 531; with Spain, 404.
Inundation in, viii. 429, 597, 618. Condi-
tion of, 1676, 527. Calamities in, 597.
See also Netherlands.
Holled, Mr., 1631, vi. 579.

A. Eliot to, iv. 398–461.

Letters of Rev.

Holloway, James, v. 143, 144.
Holman, Mr., 1676, viii. 299.
Holman (Holmar), Edward, i. 94, 95.
Holme, Mrs. Ann (Isherwood), viii. 657.
Holme, Mrs. Ellen, viii. 659.

Holme, John, viii. 657.

Holmes (Homes), Lieut., 1760, v. 564; ix.
359, 369.

Holmes (Homes), Sergt., vi. 223.
Holmes, Abiel, D.D., LL.D., Member M. H.
S., i. p. vi.; Cor. Sec., p. xx.; on the
Standing Com., p. xx.; on the Committee
of Publication of vols. 7, 10 of 1st Series,
vols. 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 of 2d Series, p. xxi.
Holmes, Christopher, iv. 58.

Holmes, John, viii. 19.

Holmes, Rev. John, Death of, 1675, viii. 228.
Holmes, Obediah, ii. 52, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59,
61, 70. Prosecution of, 27, 30, 32, 42, 44.
Letters of, 45, 53.

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, M.D., Member
M. H. S., iv. p. xxi.; v. p. viii.; vi. p.
viii.; vii. p. viii.; viii. p. x.; ix. p. xiv.
Holmes, William, vi. 244, 245, 247. Com-
mands an expedition to Connecticut
River, iii. 313n. To march against the
Pequots, 355n.

Holston's River, Siege of a fort on, v. 420.
Holt, Mr., of Pennsylvania, ix. 335.
Holt, Abigail. See Isherwood, Mrs.
Holt, Catherine. See Mather, Mrs.
Holt, Edmund, viii. 657n.

Holt, John, a painter, x. 576.

Holt, Sir John, v. 248.

Holton, Joshua, v. 367.

Holway, Thomas, vi. 242.
Holworthy, Lady, viii. 502.

Holworthy, Sir Matthew, his donation to
Harvard College, viii. 502.

Holyoke, Edward, Pres. of Harvard College,
iv. 410, 426. His death, 1769, 441.

Homer, Arthur, D.D., Cor. Memb. M. H. S.,
i. p. xiii.

Homer, Jonathan, D.D., Member M. H. S., i.
p. vii.

Homes. See Holmes.

Homes, Thomas, i. 96.
Hommius, Festus, i. 128.

Honor and Dorothy, ship, ix. 174.
Honywood, Sir Robert, Jr., viii. 215.
Hood, Samuel, Viscount Admiral, iv. 438.
Hook, Capt., 1683, v. 121.

Hook, Mr, of Dublin, 1667, viii. 668.
Hook, Mrs., viii. 76?, 668.

Hooke, Ebenezer, vii. 594, 595.
Hooke, Mrs. Eleanor

Norton), vi. 94.

Hooke, Francis, vii. 195n.
Hooke, Humphrey, of Bristol, Eng., vi. 94;
vii. 197n.

Hooke, Jacob, iv. 77.

Hooke, Mrs. Jane (Whalley), viii. 133, 136,
141, 161. Her sickness, 149, 153. Her
donations to New England, 262. Letters
from, to Rebecca Russel, 260; to Increase
Mather, 261, 262, 263, 264, 266; to John
Wilson, 267. Notice of, 127n.

Hooke, John, iii. 448, 451.
Hooke, Robert, viii. 577.

Hooke, Walter, viii. 149.

Hooke, William, of York, vi. 94. Letters to

John Winthrop, vii. 195, 196, 197. Fac-
similes of his signature and seal, vii. plate
4. Notice of, 195n.

Hooke, Rev. William, vii. 499, 501, 503,
507n; viii. 133, 156, 162, 174, 179, 190,
193, 260, 263, 298n, 301, 304, 309, 585.
Letters to John Winthrop, Jr., vii. 587,
590, 594; to William Goffe, viii. 122, 143,
148; to John Davenport, 177, 194, 207; to
Increase Mather, 582. Fac-similes of his
signature and seal, vii. plate 11. His
daughters, 587; viii. 177. His wife, vii.
587n, 589. His death, viii. 160, 583n.
Notices of him, vii. 587n; viii. 122n.
Hooker, James, iv. 266.

Hooker, Joanna. See Shepard, Mrs.
Hooker, Rev. Richard, iv. 331; v. 269.
Hooker, Rev. Samuel, i. 109; viii. 467. His
son, 338. Letters to Increase Mather, 837,
338; to James Fitch, 340. Notice of,

337n.

Hooker, Mrs. Susanna, viii. 545.
Hooker, Rev. Thomas, i. 217; iii. 193; iv.

296; vi. 31, 221, 223, 247, 357, 390, 408,
546, 581n; vii. 10, 11, 381; viii. 337,
339n, 546, 548. Letters to John Win-
throp, vi. 388, 389; to John Winthrop,
Jr.. 387. Fac-similes of his signature and
seal, vi. plate 4. Removes to Connecti-
cut, vii. 45. His book about baptism, viii.
70. His death, 544, 545. Notices of him,
vi. 387n; viii 544n.

Hooper,

declines to become a council-
lor in Massachusetts, 1774, x. 714.
Hooper, George, iv. 24.

Hooper, Robert, Jr., iv. 29.

Hooper, William, iv. 24.

Hoops, Adam, ix. 302, 304, 319, 339, 387,

392, 394, 395, 405, 409, 461. Letters of, to
Col. Bouquet, 263; to Gov. Monckton, x.
604, 608.

Hoornbeek, Prof., i. 159, 160.

Hoosick (Hosuck, Hoosuck), v. 416, 417,
530.

Hope, Me. See Appleton, Me.
Hope, The, ship, ii. 230; vii. 55.
Hopkins, Admiral, x. 779-781.

Hopkins, Mr., a Boston carpenter, 1775, i.

262.

Hopkins, Mrs. Ann (Yale), vii. 471, 473–
476. Her insanity, vi. 336.

Hopkins, Constanta, iii. 448, 452.
Hopkins, Damaris, iii. 448.
Hopkins, Daniel, iv. 194.

In-

Hopkins, Edward, Gov. of Connecticut, vi.
165, 362, 365, 381, 383, 384, 385, 545; vii.
19, 49n, 169, 381, 390n, 487n, 538n. Signs
the Confederation in 1643, iii. 423. Com-
missioner, 430. Signs a treaty, 440
voice of goods sent to John Winthrop,
Jr., 1635, vi. 325. Arrival of, in New
England, 344n. Letters to John Win-
throp, Jr., 325, 329, 331, 332, 334, 335,
336, 337, 339, 341, 343; to John Winthrop,
333; to John Mason, 338. Fac-similes of
his signature and seal, vi. plate 3.
to England, 1651, 362. Estate of, vii. 50,
504, 512, 514. His death, viii. 610. No-
tices of, vi. 325n; viii. 610n.

Hopkins, Mrs. Elizabeth, iii. 448, 452.
Hopkins, Giles, ii. 448, 452.

Hopkins, Josiah, iv. 103, 104.

Visit

Hopkins, Oceanus, born at sea, iii. 77, 448,
450.

Horsmanden, Mrs., x. 619.

Horsmanden, Chief-Justice Daniel, x. 492,
501, 523, 540, 541, 545. Accepts the second
seat of justice, ix. 448. Report (with
others) to Gov. Monckton, 477. Slow, x.
501. At death's door, 619.

Hosack, David, M.D., LL.D., Cor. Memb.
M. H. S., i. p. xiv.

Hoskins, Mr, 1662, viii. 196.

Hoskins, Edward, v. 518.

Hosmer, Rev. Stephen, i 51.

Hosmer, Fitus, Letter from, iv. 115.

Ho-on, John, iv. 273.

Hostages required of Indians, iii. 439.

Ho-uck. See Hoosick.

Hotchkis, Rev. Thomas, viii. 577.

Hough, Atherton, ii. 335.

Houghton, Mr., ii. 132.

Housatonic (Ousetonnuck), i 103.

Hon-ebuilding, vi. 475. At Ipswich, vii.

119.

Hovey, Capt. Ebenezer, iv. 204, 205.

How, Lieut.-Col., 1760, ix. 238; Col., 1765, x.

573.

How, Mr., 1678, viii. 343, 501.

How, Abraham, i. 102.

How, Bathsheba, viii. 165n.

How, Ephraim, viii. 609.

How, Joseph, iv. 236.

Howard, Lord, of Escrick, viii. 636.
Howard, Mr., 1661, viii. 551.

Howard, John, of Windham, 1774, iv. 7.
Howard, John, killed, 1748, v. 378.

Howard Joseph Jackson, LL D., Cor.
Memb. M. H. S.. viii p. xii; ix. p. xvii.
Howard, Robert, viii. 704.

Howard, Thomas, Earl of Arundel, returns

from his embassy to Germany, 1636,vi.420.

Howard's Ferry, x. 806.

Howe, Lieut., killed, 1758, v. 472.

Howe, Lieut. Daniel?, 1638, vi. 247.

Howe, George, Viscount, v. 464, 468, 470,

543. Death of, 467.

Howe, Rev. James Blake, i. 280.
Howe (How) Nehemiah, v. 366.
Howe, Perl y, iv. 56.

Howe, R.. of Cape Fear, 1774, iv. 24.
Howe, Richard, Earl, Admiral, x. 788, 807.
Howe, Gen. Sir Wilam, i. 270; iv. 372; x.
778, 784, 788. At the battle of Bunker
Hi, i 263. Issues a proclamation, 269.
Orders the Old North Meeting House to

Howell, Nathan, settlement of his estates,
ii. 122-129; viii. 460, 461.
Howes, Capt., 1775, iv. 240.

Howes, or Howe, Edward, of Lynn, vii. 16.
Howes, Edward, vi. 40on.
Letters to John

Winthrop, Jr., 467-513. Fac-similes of
his signature and seal, vi. plate 5. Prefa-
tory Address to a Treatise on the North-
west Passage inscribed to John Winthrop,
Jr., 4 On. His magnetical engine, 500;
viii. 377n. Notices of, vi. 467n, 512n.
Howgall, Francis, vii. 289.

Howland, Rev. Mr., of Plympton, iv. 254.
Howland, Mrs. Elizabeth (Tilley), iii. 449,
450, 453.

Howland, Lieut. Jabez, v. 208; viii. 231.
Notice of, 231n.

Howland, John, iii. 76, 227, 382, 447. Over-
board, 76. In the exploring party along
Cape Cod Bav, 83. Assistant, 306, 315,
327. His command on the Kennebec, 317.
Settlement of partners with, 400, 402.
His family, 447, 450, 453.

Hubbard, Deacon, 1775, i. 269.

Hubbard, Mr., 1760, ix. 352, 401. Another,
1764, iv. 412.

Hubbard, Benjamin, vi. 219.

Hubbard, Francis, viii. 4.

Hubbard, Gilbert Harrison, A.M., Cor.

Memb M. H. S., i. p. xii.

Hubbard, Rev. Joshua, i. 106; vii. 293.
Hubbard, Nehemiah. See Hobart.

Hubbard Richard, i. 17.

Hubbard, Stephen, iv. 115.
Hubbard, Thomas, vii. 46.

Hubbard, William, the elder?, of Ipswich,
vi. 104; viii. 4.

Hubbard, Rev. William, vii. 131; viii. 4, 5,
91, 340, 502, 521n, 671. His narrative of
the Indian wars, iii. Pref. p. xv., 41n,
62n, 151n; iv. 467, 468, 470, 475; viii.
232n, 233-235, 239.

Hubbert, P., i. 212.

Hubert, Goodman, 1660, vii. 243.

Huckins, (Hookins), Lieut. Robert, his
widow, v. 272.

Huckins, Thomas, v. 13.

Huddleston, John, Letter from, iii. 125.
Supplies from, 125.

Hudibras, Allusion to, iii. 131n.
Hudson,

viii. 376.

Hudson, Mr., 1662, viii 181, 199, 549, 550.
Hudson, Hon Char'es, Member M. H. S.,
v. p. ix.; vi. p. ix.; vii. p. ix.; viii. p.
x.; ix. p. xiv.

Hudson, Thomas, iii. 213.
Hudsons, Mrs., vii. 301.
Hudson's Bay, vi. 481.

Hudson's Bay Company, v. 332.

Hud-on's River, iii. 41n; vi. 8, 38, 363, 504,
512; ix. 125, 128; x. 493 foll., 514.
Offer to transport the Pilgrians to the, ii.
42, 43, 48. Pilgrims sail toward, 77; and
intend settlement at, 99. Dutch at, 163.
Huet, Dr., his widow. 1659, vii. 593.
Hughs, Mr., 1681, viii. 477.j
Hull, Mr., 1645, vii. 445.

Hull, Mr., of Maryland, 1675, viii. 270.
Hull, Edwar, vii. 64n.
Hull, Hannah, viii. 520n.

Hull, John, vii. 314; viii. 170, 249, 520n.
His d'ary cited, vi. 155n, 229n. Letters
to James Richards, vi. 533, 534; to
John Winthrop, Jr., 536. Fac-similes
of his signature and seal, vii. plate 10.
Warrant to John Richards, 536. Notice
of, 533n.

Hull, Capt. Joseph, iv. 266.

Hul, Rev. Joseph, vii. 378, 445.
Hull, Robert, vii 533n.

Hull, Mass., i. 201, 212.

Hulton, Mr., 1770, iv. 452.
Hulton, Nathaniel, viii. 659.
Humber, ship, v. 330.

"Humble Address," ii. 217.

Humboldt, Baron Alexander von, Cor.
Memb. M. H. S., i. p. xiv.; iii. p. vi.;
iv. p. xxii.

Hume, Joseph, M.P., iv. 504.
Humfrey, John, Dep.-Gov. of the Massa-
chusetts Colony, ií. 248-251, 264–269; ii.
335; vi. 28, 40, 69, 93, 102, 145, 147, 156,
158, 316, 341, 467n, 496, 500, 508. Petition
in behalf of, by Hugh Peter, to the Gene-
ral Court of Massachuset's, 96. Letters
to Isaac Johnson, 1, 9, 10, 12; to John
Winthrop, 5, 10, 17; to John Winthrop,
Jr, 18. Fac-similes of bis signature and
seal, vi. plate 1. Notice of, 1n.
Humfrey, Lady Sus in, daughter of the Earl
of Lincoln, wife of Deputy Governor John,

vi. 1n.

Humireys, Rev. John, his recantation, viii.

96.

Hunt, Maj. William, v. 399.
Hunter, Capt. x. 577.

Hunter, Rev Jo-eph, i. 91, 92, 94, 100, 115n,
118, 119, 266; ii. 120; ii. Pref. p. v., 10n,
31n, 460n. Cor. Memb. M. H. S. 1. p.
xviii.; iii. p. vi.; iv. p. xxii. Collections
concerning the ea ly history of the foun -
ers of New Plymouth, i. 51-85.

Bo-

graph cal no ice of Philip Vincent, 86-90.
Correspondence with and services rendered
respecting Br ford's History, iii Pref. p.
V. Cited, Pref. p. xvi. 411.

His death,

Huntington, L. 1., vii. 65. Church gathered
at, viii. 302.

Huntoon, Rev. Benjamin, ii. 144.
Huntoon, Jno., Jr., iv. 77.
Huntoon, Philip, v. 325.

Huntoon, Samuel, killed by Indians, v. 325.
Hunuel See Hunniwell.
Hurd, Andrew, iv. 272.

Hulbut, George B., i. 43.

Hurlbut, Mrs. Mary (Bulkley), i. 42, 43.
Hurlburt, John, iv. 49.

Huron, Lake, ix. 345.

Hurons, v. 541; ix. 427.

Hurricane at Rehoboth, 1671, i. 14; at
Plymouth, iii. 337; in Leicester, July 10,
1759, v. 511; in the West Ind es, 1678,
vii. 335; near Venango, 1760, ix. 285.
Husbandinen, Company of, vii. 88-96n, 98,
101, 346.

Hukanawing, viii. 407.

Hussey, Capt, 1755, ix. 218.
Hutcheson, Mr., 1671, vii. 151.

Hutchins, or Hutchings, Mr., ix. 265, 266,
267, 269, 272, 276, 265, 327.
Hutchins, David, v. 317.

Hutchis. Thomas, ii. 250-252, 266–269.
Hutchinson, Mr., 1644, vi. 60.

Hutchinson, Mr., of London, 1639, vii. 222.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Aun, ii. 387; vi. 48,
156, 227; vii. 279; viii. 59.

Hutchinson, Capt. Edward, Jr., vi. 300,

302.

Hutchinson, Edward, Sen, of Boston, vii.
110, 111.

Hutchinson, Elisha, grandfather of Gor.
Thomas, v. 256, 314; viii. 424, 676, 700,
713. And others, petition to King James
II., 701.

Hutchinson, Elisha, son of Gov. Thomas, iv.
378, 380.

Hutchinson, Elisha, Cor. Memb. M. H. S.,
i. p xv.; iii. p. vi.; iv. p. xxi.; v. p. x.;
vi p. x.; vii p. x.; viii. p. xii.
Hutchinson, Foster, i. 268.

Hutchinson, Francis, iii. 386; vi. 313n.
Hutchinson, Richard, i 281.

Hutchinson, Thomas, Gor of Massachusetts,
iii. Pref. p. xv.; iv. 29, 345, 376, 378, 380;
x. 713, 745. Attack on his house, iv.
406, 407. The "Collection of Oginal
Papers," 444. His History, 454. Would
have done better not to be Governor, 454.
Remarks on Isaac Johnson's will, vi. 20n.
His "History of Massachusetts Bay"
cited, vii. 109, 110n, 123n, 356n, 370n,
520n, 524n, 530n, 531n, 534n.

Hutton, Samuel, iv. 274.

Hyde, Etward, Earl of Clarendon, viii. 211.
Hyde, Capt. Elijah, iv 44.

Hyde, Elijah, Jr, iv. 45.

Hyde, Lawrence, Viscount, created Earl of
Rochester, viii 499.

Hylan, Stephen, iv. 227.

"Hypocrisy Unmasked," by Edward Win-
slow, vii. 601n.

I.

Illinois Indians, v. 541; ix. 423; x. 525, 724.
Ill nois River, ix. 400.

Immorality in England, viii. 221.
Impressment in Boston, viii. 370, 519.

Impressment of arms, &c., in Salem, vi. 150.
Ince, Capt., his death, 1760, v. 559.
Ince, Jo athan, vii. 35n, 588n.
Incendiarism in Milford, Conn., vii. 544, 545.
Inches, Henderson, iv. 2, 275.
Inchequin, Lord, vii. 144.
Increase, ship, vii. 401n.

Independents, x. 602. Controversy of Pres-
byterians with, vi. 383.
Indian Bible, Eliot's, vii. 151.

Indian captives, viii. 231, 232, 233. Action
of the General Court in relation to, 689.
Indian corn found, iii. 82. Taken and after-
ward paid for, 82, 83, 103. Planted, 100.
More cultivated by the Indians, 102. Ob-
tained in 1622, 129, 130. More planted
by the Pilgrims, 134, 208. Trade with,
167, 204, 208. Increased value of, 302,

366.

Indian grants, x. 606-608.
Indian graves, iii. 82.
Indian John, v. 133.

Indian languages, i. 252. Translations into
the, viii. 679.

Indian War, 1664, vi. 531.

Indian Wars, Mather's History of the, viii.
158, 342, 353, 576, 578, 581. Relief to
sufferers by the, sent from Dublin, 9, 690.
Indian and French Wars, Niles's History of
the, continued, v. 309-589.

Indians, vii. 546. To be hunted with dogs,
ii. 235-237. Anticipation of sufferings
from the, by the Pilgrims, ii. 25, 78.
First seen by a party under Standish, 81.
Flee and are followed, 81. Seen around
a grampus, 83, 84. First encounter with,

85.

At Plymouth, 93. Treaty with, 94.
Mortality among the, 95, 102, 110, 315,
325. Kidnapped by Hunt, 95, 96. Hos-
tile, 96-98. Their treatment of Dermer,

97.

Raise more corn, 102. Expedition
against, to revenge the supposed death of
Squanto, 104. Massacre by, in Virginia,
125, 126. Settlers at Weymouth become
servants of, 130. Conspiracy of, against
Weston's company, 131. Robinson's
letter as to killing, 164. Trade with, on
the Kennebec, 233; for wampum, and the
effects, 234. Supplied with ammunition
and fire-arms, and taught the use of them,
235, 238, 275, 337. On Connecticut River,
311, 349. Hocking trades with, on the
Kennebec, and is killed, 817, 353. Viewed
as common enemies, 353. Sold into
slavery, 360. Land reserved for them,
374. General conspiracy of the, 416.
Confederation against them, 416. Society
for propagating the Gospel among the,
443. The Governor of Virginia makes
peace with the, 1774, iv. 187. Donation
from those in Barnstable to the poor in
Boston, 1775, 215. One accused of mur-
der, v. 87. Measures for repelling inva-
sions of, 88, 89. Rising of the, at the
eastward, 121, 122. Number of the Chris-
tian Indians at Eastham, &c., 131; in
Plymouth Colony, 132. Salary of their
ministers, 1684, 132. Relief to those at
Eastham, 186. Outrages by, in Maine,
203, 204. Submission of the, 1713, 336.
To be exchanged for Moors, vi. 65.
Provision for the, 116. Depredations of,
near Salem, 1645, 150. Near Duxbury,
163. Religion of the, 225. Executed at

Plymouth, 301. The Southern, hired by
Nincunnett to fall upon Uncas, 358. Mur-
ders by the, 370. Peace made with the,
1645, 374. War with the, 1664, 531.
Hostile attitude of the, 585. Labors of
Thomas Mayhew among the, vii. 34, 36,
37. Attack of, on Saybrook, 1636, 56.
Hostilities of the, 68, 82, 321-325, 411,
412, 413, 423, 426, 462, 518, 541, 575, 576,
577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 598, 627-
631. Religious instruction of the, by
John Black leach, 150; by Thomas James,
485, 486. R. Mather on a church of, viii.
71. Hostility of the, 85, 370, 377, 519,
582, 586, 675, 705. Erroneous reports of
the, 245. Capture of Thomas Cobbet, Jr.,
by, 290n. War with the, 300, 576, 664.
Sickness among the, 311, 337. Ran-
dolph's account of the treatment of the,
by the colonists, 531. Attack by, upon
Hampton, 1677, 552. Conversion of the,
679. Gen. Amherst's talk to, ix. 240-
242. Treatment of, by the British govern-
ment, 443. Cause of their hostility upon
the Ohio, x. 720, 723. See also the names
of various tribes of Indians; also, Tor-
ture of captives.

Indigo, Culture and manufacture of, vi. 81,
82, 150. In Virginia, x. 682.
Indulgence, Declaration of, viii. 207, 666.
Industry, sloop, ix. 469, 471.
Infant baptism, viii. 580.
Ingersol, Capt., 1755, v. 392.
Ingersol, Maj, 1758, v. 489.

Ingersoll, Widow, her horse taken for public
service, vi. 149.

Ingolls, Henry, vi. 152.

Ingraham, William, letter to Increase
Mather, viii. 647.

Innemo, an Indian chief, iii. 436.
Inoculation, ii. 167 foll.; viii. 449, 454.
Inquisition in Spain, vi. 40.

Instruments, Mathematical, bought for Har-
vard College, viii. 500.

Intrusion, Writs of, viii. 517.

Inundations in Holland, viii. 429, 597, 618.
Invasion of England intended by the
French, 1759, v. 517.
Invincible, ship, v. 445.
Iowa Indians, ix. 382.

"Ipswich (Eng.), Newes from," by Prynne,
vi. 422-434.

Ipswich, Mass. (Agawam), i. 6, 10, 12, 13,
47, 201, 212; ii. 205; iii. 209, 343; iv.
474, 486, 491; v. 117, 352; vi. 118n, 557,
570n; vii. 216, 401n; viii. 91. Church
at, vi. 80, 106; vii. 121, 125, 535; viii.
288, 290, 292, 294, 297. Grant of Castle
Hil to John Winthrop, Jr., vi. 103. In-
tended sale of Castle Hill to inhabitants
of, 104. Court at, 289. Reception of S.
Hall at, vii. 24.

Ireland, Answer to Cromwell's application
for settlers in, ii. 115-118. Letter on the
use of the name Puritan in, 120. Mili-
tary operations in, 1649-50, vi. 75. Suc-
cesses of the Parliamentary forces in, 152,
279, 466. Reduction of, by Cromwell,
vii. 457. War in, 600 Relief sent from,
to New England in 1676, viii. 9, 56n, 690.
Condition of, 1686-87, 63, 64, 65. Con-
spiracy in, 125. Proposals of the Parlia-
ment in, 209. Strange appearances in,
210. Plot discovered in, 211. Particulars