attention to a Report of the Royal
Commission on Historical Manu-
scripts, 39. Gift from, 71. Makes
an inquiry concerning the date of the
first use of the word meeting-house,
102. Speaks of the records of the
Atherton Company, ib. Remarks by,
on some documents relating to the
Atherton Company, 150-152. His
"The Narragansett Planters," 391.
Channing, William E., D.D., 107, 110,
418, 420.
Chapman, Isaac A., his "Sketch of the
History of Wyoming," 441.
Chappel, Alonzo, 395.
Charles I. of England, 250, 251, 253–255.
Charles II. of England, 249, 252.
Charles V., Emperor of Germany, 211.
Charleston, S.C., 14, 23, 25, 26 n., 27-29,
31, 32, 34, 66, 166, 316, 323, 344, 365.
Charlestown, Mass., 3, 47, 50, 202, 202 n.,
203 n., 221, 487. Engraving of the
burning of, 395.
Charlestown, N.H., 94.
Charlevoix, Pierre François Xavier de,
his "History of St. Domingo "cited,
314 n.
Chase, George B., A.M., of the com-
mittee on the Treasurer's accounts, 4.
Gift from, 261.
Chase, Hon. Samuel, 18. His impeach-
ment, 18 n.
Chatham, Earl of See "Pitt, Wil-
Chatham, Mass., 407.
Chaudiere Pond, 269, 281-283, 281 n.
Chauncy, Rev. Charles, Pres. Harv.
Coll., 48.
Chavenne, Marc, 316. Executed, 317 n.
Cheasman, Capt., killed at Quebec, 294.
Chelsea, Mass., 430, 431, 434.
Chemung, N. Y., 465, 472.
Chenango, Indian town, N. Y., 463.
Cherry Valley, N. Y., 436, 445-449, 451-
453, 455, 456, 458, 463. Attacked by
a party of Tories and Indians under
Brant and Butler, 449, 450. List of
those killed and wounded in the at-
tack, 450.
Chester, Col. Joseph L., LL.D., 199.
Chester, Penn., 33.
Cheverus, Jean Louis Anne Madeleine
Lefevre de, D.D., Cardinal Archbishop
of Bordeaux, 14, 14 n.
Chicago Historical Society, 67.
Chickering, Jonas, 143.
Children's Hospital, Boston, 2, 60.
Chipman, Ward, 237, 237 n.
Choate, Joseph H., 121.
Choconut, Indian village, 463.
Christ Church, Cambridge, 225.
Christiana, Del., 13, 33.`
Christmas, Robert, exploded coat of
arms of, 255.
Christmas, William, exploded coat of
arms of, 255.
"Christ's Church in Longwood," 419,
421, 422 n.
"Church Monthly," the, 433.
Churchill, John, 1st Duke of Marlborough,
173, 192, 193.
Cilley, Col. Joseph, 464.
Cincinnati Gas-Light and Coke Co., the,
74, 398.
Clapp, Thomas, 232.
Clapp, William Warland, his Record
of the Boston Stage" cited, 9 n.
Clapp, Mrs., 101.
Clark, Benjamin, 5.
Clark, Daniel, 151.
Clark, Lieut. John, taken prisoner at
Quebec, 295.
Clark, Gen. John S., 438, 440, 441.
Clark, Capt., 343.
Clarke, James Freeman, D.D., 122, 171.
Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emerson,
by, 107-117. Mentions anecdotes of
Burr and Hamilton, 305. His "Every-
Day Religion," 392. His "Remarks,
Life, and Character of James Free-
man, D.D.," ib. His "Ten Great Re-
ligions," ib.
Clarke, innkeeper, 6, 32.
Clarkson, Miss, 13.
Clay, Hon. Henry, 217, 424.
Claypole, James, 256.
Claypole. See " Clepole."
Cleaves, Mr., 157.
Clements's Ferry, S.C., 29.
Clepole, Sir John, exploded coat of
arms of, 256.
Clepole, John, 256.
Clerk, Sergeant, 457.
Cleveland, Pres. Grover, 394.
Cleveland, Ohio, 223.
Clevenger, Shobal L. Vail, his bust of
Webster, 265.
Clifford, Hon. John H., LL.D., 143.
Clinton, Hon. De Witt, LL.D., 8, 8 n.
Clinton, Sir Henry, 223.
Clinton, Gen. James, 436, 437, 441, 453,
458-463, 465, 466, 468, 476.
Clinton, Canada, 258, 390.
Clyde, Col., 454, 457.
| Clyde, Major (Col. ?), 448.
Coats of arms "exploded," 250-257.
Cobb, Hon. Samuel C., elected a mem-
ber of the executive committee of the
Council, 80. Presents a gift for the
Cabinet from the late R. T. Paine,
101. Of a committee to report upon
the bequest of Mr. Sibley, 170.
Cobbett, Rer. Thomas, 47.
Coburn, Capt. Asa, 443, 453.
Cooper, Thomas Apthorpe, 9, 9 n., 10.
Copley, J. Singleton, 394.
Copp's Hill, Boston, 203.
Corbier, comte de, 313. His defence of
his plantation, 331, 332.
Cornier, M., his “Mémoire sur la Situa-
tion de St. Dominique à l'Époque de
Janvier, 1792," 372 n.
Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis, Marquis,
223.
Corresponding members, elections of, 4,
225. Deaths of, 225, 390.
Corresponding Secretary.
sor, Justin."
Cortland, Col. Philip, 472.
Costeroholly. See "Gathsegwarohare."
Combe, Tobias, exploded coat of arms Cotton, Rev. John, of Boston, 45, 47, 50.
of, 251.
Combs, Andrew, 147.
Committees, to nominate officers, 4, 225;
report of, 79, 403; on Treasurer's ac-
counts, 4, 225; report of, 79, 403; to
publish Proceedings, 87, 486; on Mr.
Sibley's bequest, 170; report of same,
228; of inquiry respecting the work
of Mr. B. F. Stevens, 219; on the
Parkman manuscripts, report of, 225.
Conant, Sergeant, 457.
Concord, Mass., 47, 108, 117, 166, 199.
Concord, N.H., 487.
Confederate States of America, fac-sim-
ile of the seal of the, given to the
Society, 88.
Congress, library of, 479.
"Connecticut Historical Collections,"
the, 148.
"Constitution," the, frigate, 344.
Continental Army, paper by Mr. Win-
sor, on the number of men furnished
to the, 204-207. Table of enlistments
in the, 204. Gen. Knox's report on
troops furnished to the, 205.
Conway, Moncure D., his Emerson at
Home and Abroad," 107.
Conway, Gen. Thomas, in command at
Albany, 444.
Cook, Charlotte Augusta Langdon (Mrs.
Sibley), 498-501.
Cook, Capt., 237.
Cotton, Rev. John, of Newton, 51.
Cotton, Capt. Theophilus, letter to, from
E. Winslow and others, 229, 230.
Cotton Hill, Boston, 126, 127.
Council of the Society, annual report of
the, 66-69, 390-393. Annual election
of the, 79, 80, 404. Executive com-
mittee of the, 80, 404. Vote of thanks
to the retiring members of the, 82, 404.
Resolution from the, respecting the
labors of Mr. B. F. Stevens, 219.
Appoints members of the committee
for publishing the Proceedings, 486.
Council Records of Massachusetts, ex-
tracts from the, 129, 130. Cited, 129 n.,
130 n.
Courtenay, Hon. William A., 71. Letter
from, communicating a gift to the
Society, 66. Vote of thanks to, ib.
Covenant against the Boston Port Bill,
issued by the Committee of Corre-
spondence of Portsmouth, 482, 483.
Dr. Belknap's reasons for not signing
the same, 484-486.
Coventry, Conn., 6, 32.
Cowper, William, 234.
Cox, John, 135.
Cox, Susan Zebiah (Mrs. Preble), 135.
Cox, Mrs. Thankful (Harris), 135.
Cradock, Gov. Mathew, 157.
Craft, Rev. David, 441. His list of jour-
nals of the Sullivan campaign, 439,
440.
Crafts, William, 14, 14 n.
Cooke, Rev. George Willis, his "Ralph Crane, A. O., gift from, 394.
Cromwell, Oliver, 195, 249-256. Minia-
ture likeness of, given to the Society,
261.
Cromwell, Richard, 252.
Crowninshield, Lieut.-Col. Caspar, 417 n.
Crowninshield, Mrs. George Caspar, 429.
Culley, Mr., 449, 450, 453, 462.
Cumberland, N.S., 301, 302.
Cumston, Lieut. John, taken prisoner at
Quebec, 295.
Curry, Hon. J. L. M., LL.D., 67.
a corresponding member, 4.
membership, 64.
Curtis, Charles, 234.
Curtis, Hon. Edward, 218.
Curtis, George William, LL.D., quota-
tion from, in reference to Charles
Sumner, 424.
Curtis, Lieut. William, 451, 453, 457.
Cushing, Hon. Caleb, LL.D., 91.
Cushing, Elijah, 232.
Cuthbert, Col., 27, 28.
Cutting, Sergeant, 457.
Cutts, Miss Joanna, 175, 175 n.
Cutts, Lord John, 124. Macaulay's opin-
ion of, 172. Brief sketch of, ib. Gen.
H. Mackay's description of, ib. Ex-
tracts from letters of, 173-192. Letter
to the Mayor and Corporation of
Yarmouth, England, 177. Lines of
Charles Hopkins referring to, 188 n.
Cutts, John, Pres. of N.H., 195.
Cutts, Richard, 195.
Cutts, Gen. Richard D.,
Dallas, Hon. Alexander James, 11, 11 n.
Dallas, Hon. George Mifflin, LL.D., 11 n.
Dalton, Rev. Timothy, 48.
Daly, Hon. Charles P., LL.D., 201.
Daman, Obediah, 235.
Damariscotta, Me., 304.
Dana, Hon. James, his list of portraits,
&c., of Daniel Webster, 262-265.
Dana, Hon. Richard H., LL.D., 214.
Dane, Rev. Francis, 48.
Danforth, Rev. Samuel, 45, 46.
Daniels, J. H., gift from, 394.
Davenport, innkeeper, 7, 32.
"David Sears Charity," the, 411.
Davies, Capt. Robert, 243.
Davis, Andrew McFarland, letter from,
communicating an account of the
journals of Sullivan's expedition
against the Iroquois, 436-441.
Davis, Isaac P., 143, 413 n.
Davis, Hon. Jefferson, 258.
Davis, Hon. John, LL.D., 218, 220.
Signer of a letter to Hon. H. G. Otis,
221.
Davis, Mrs. John, 218.
Davis, Nathan, his "History of the Ex-
pedition against the Five Nations
commanded by Gen. Sullivan in
1779," 437.
Davis, Samuel, 147.
Davis, Thomas, 230, 230 n.
Davis, William J., 266.
Day, Lieut. Elijah, 452, 457, 458.
Day, Gideon, killed at Cherry Valley,
Day, Capt. Luke, 443, 454, 455, 464.
Day, innkeeper, 33.
Dayton, Fort, 446.
Dean, Aaron, 94.
Dean, Phila, 94.
Dean, Rebekah Scott (Mrs. Stephen
Salisbury), 94.
Deane, Charles, LL.D., 67, 85, 167, 480.
Elected Vice-President, 79, 404. Vice-
President, 118. Presents a letter from
Capt. J. Barlee to Levinus Moncke,
with remarks concerning Indians kid-
napped from Maine, 35-38. Remarks
by, relative to John Harvard's will,
87, 88. Occupies the chair at the Oc-
tober meeting, 118.
Reads a paper
by Dr. Ellis, relating to John Harvard
and the Emmanuel College Com-
memoration, 119-121. Remarks by,
on the documents of the Atherton
Company, 152, 153. Offers a reso-
lution in regard to the labors of Mr.
B. F. Stevens, 219. Communicates
certain Winslow papers, 229-242.
Presents a communication from Dr.
B. F. De Costa, with a letter from the
Virginia Company, 243-246. Re-
marks upon the same, 244, 246-249.
Communicates several manuscripts, a
gift from Mrs. Marcou, 481-486.
Dearborn, Lieut.-Col. Henry, 266, 275.
Notice of journals kept by, during the
Revolution, 275 n., 276 n. His journal
of Arnold's expedition to Quebec,
275-305. Account of his sickness,
287, 288. Taken prisoner in the as-
sault on Quebec, 292, 294, 295. Re-
leased on parole, 299. Arrives at his
home at Nottingham, 305. His journal
of Sullivan's expedition in 1779, men- Dow. M.1,6r, 480.
tioned 17
Dearborn, Gen Honry A. 3.2754.
Deball, Oliver, killed at Cherry Valley,
1.0
De Beaver Suzer, taken prisoner at
Cherry Valley 150
Deblois, Mrs. Vi
Da Costa. Ren. B. F., letter from, com-
monicating, through Mr. Deane, a
letter from the Virginia Company to
the Corporation of Old Plymouth,
214246 Mr. Deane's remarka apon
file same, 214, 216-219
Dedham, England, visit to, by Dr. Rofus
Eins, 127 129.
Jowse Thomas, 73, 397.
Dowse, W., of Leitham, 5.
Dowie, Mrs., of Lerthum, 5.
Dowse fund, the, 73, 74, 397, 402, 403.
Income of the, 75, 77, 899, 401.
Dowse library, the, 78, 81, 88, 897.
Drake, Francis S., his History of Rox-
Drake, Samuel G., his "History and
Antiquities of Boston," 196, 413 n.
Cited 124 m, 253 n.
Draper, Lorenzo, 262.
Draper, Lyman C., 438.
Drown, Deacon Shem, 123.
Druid Hill Park, Bait more, 15 n.
Decinam, Mass., 5 n., 32, 46, 47, 71, 137,, Drummond, Mr., 21, 32, 33.
Deerfield, N. 11, 295,
Delaware, Thomas West, Lord, 245–247.
Delight," the, brig, 265, 366, 368.
Deming, Josiah, 147, 149.
Denison, Gem. Daniel, 152.
Denison, Capt. George, 152.
Dryden, John, quotation from, 425.
| Dubeau, M., 3347. Anecdote of, 339 n.
. Dubois, Col. Lewis, 459, 460.
Dudley, Anne (Mrs. Winthrop), 195,
108.
Dudley, Daniel, killed at Cherry Val-
ley, 450.
Desaussure, Henry William, 25, 25 n., Dudley, Dean, 196 n.
Dezanzenre, Mrs. II. W., 29,
Despaches, Gon, of St. Domingo, 332.
Devens, Hon. Charles, LL.D., 119, 258.
Devrow, Seth, 224.
Devrow, Thomas, 224,
Devrow, Zephaniah, 234.
Dewey, Ensign, death of, from small-
pox, 442.
Dexter, Franklin, LL.D., 424. Letters
to, from Mr. S. G. Perkins, 307, 374.
Dexter, Franklin B., A.M., gift from,
139.
Dexter, George, A.M., 5 n., 74, 398.
Dexter, Mrs. George, gifts from, 893,
Diaries of Arnold's expedition to Quebec,
list of the, 265–267.
Dickerman, Sergeant Elijah, 443, 452.
Ilis marriage, 449.
Dillington, Sir John, 176, 176 n.
Dudley, Mrs. Elizabeth (Davenport),
portrait of, 197.
Dudley, Henry A. S., 196.
Dudley, Gor. Joseph, 124, 171, 173.
Appointed Lieut.-Governor of the Isle
of Wight, 172. Letters to, from Lord
Cutts, 173-192. Recommended as
mayor of Newtown, England, 178.
Portraits of, 195, 196, 196 n., 197, 197 n.
Lines on the back of a portrait of, 197.
Explanation of a mistake with regard
to a portrait of, 198. Discovery re-
specting the date of the supposed
cradle of, 199 n.
Dudley, Mrs. Joseph, 196 n.
Dudley, Chief Justice Paul, 123.
Dudley, Mrs. Rebecca (Tyng), portrait
of, 197, 197 n.
Dudley, Gov. Thomas, 45, 46, 172, 197,
198, 202, 203, 221. His letter to the
Countess of Lincoln cited, 202 n.
Dudley, William (H. C. 1704), portrait
of, 197.
Duggan, Capt., 287.
Dishorow, Hon. John, exploded coat of Dugrés, Chevalier, 313, 340.
Dumfries, Va., 17, 18, 33.
Dunbar, Daniel, 234.
Dunbarton, N.II., 295.
Duncan, Matthew, taken prisoner at
Quebec, 295.
Duncombe, Anthony, Lord Feversham,
Duncombe, Sir Charles, 181, 181 m.
Dunlap, Rev. Mr., 446.
Dunnavan, Anthony, shot for desertion,
Dunster, Rev. Henry, Pres. Hare. Col., 47.
Duperrier, chevalier, 313. The fidelity
of his slaves, 323, 324.
Duplessis, M., 313. Rescued by his
slaves, 324, 324 n., 325 n. Anecdote
of, 325, 326.
Duplessis, Madame, 324 n.
Duport, M., 408.
Durbin, Col., 471.
Duxbury, Mass., 48.
Dwight, Edmund, 263.
Dwight, Timothy, LL.D., 7, 7 n. Lines
from, quoted, 164. His "Conquest of
Canaan," ib.
Dyer, Daniel, 71.
Dyer, W., 71.
Dyer, Mr., 303.
Eagle Tavern, the, Richmond, 18.
Eastburn, John H., bequest from, 261.
Eastburn, Manton, D.D., Bishop, 420.
East Hampton, L.I., 49.
East Hartford, Conn., 32.
Easton, Penn., 473, 474, 475.
Eaton's Ferry, Va., 21, 33.
Edes, Mr., innkeeper, 478.
Edward II. of England, 253.
Edwards, Bryan, his "Historical Survey
of St. Domingo" cited, 308 n., 309 n.,
311 n., 318 n., 324 n., 335 n.
Edwards, Judge, 265.
Edwards, Mrs., 13, 29, 34.
Election of officers of the Society, 79-
81, 404.
Eliot, Andrew, D.D., 51.
Eliot, Charles W., LL.D., Pres. Harv.
Coll., 56.
manuel College, 119-121. Sends
letters to the Society from Mr. J. E.
Mauran, 121, 122. Announces the
death of Hon. James M. Robbins,
136. Describes a visit of Dr. Rufus
Ellis to Dedham, England, 137-139.
Speaks of a gift to the Library from
Prof. F. B. Dexter, 139. Gift to the
Library from, 154. Announces the
death of Mr. Sibley, ib. Speaks of a
picture of the landing of the British
troops in Boston, 156. Communi-
cates a gift from Mrs. W. B. Rogers,
168. Announces the death of Hon.
Francis E. Parker, 208. Reads a let-
ter from citizens of Milton prepared
to be sent to Gov. Hutchinson, 219.
Announces the deaths of Hon. Horatio
Seymour, Mr. Henry Stevens, and
Rev. Nicholas Hoppin, 225. Reports
from the Committee on the "Park-
man manuscripts," 225-228. An-
nounces the death of Hon. John J.
Babson, 258. Reads a communica-
tion from Mrs. Henry P. Sturgis, ib.
Presents a sermon of Mather Byles,
261. Speaks of the meeting, in
Washington, of the American His-
torical Association, 435. Announces
the appointment of the committee for
publishing the Proceedings, 486.
Ellis, Richard, 138.
Ellis, Robert, 138.
Ellis, Rufus, D.D., 392. Visit of, to
Dedham, England, 137-139. Dr. Ev-
erett's address on, presented to the
Society, 150.
Elmer, Ebenezer, his journal of Sulli-
van's expedition in 1779, 437.
Elmira, N. Y., 438.
Eliot, Rev. John, the apostle, his "De-
scription of New England," 46-50. “Elmira Daily Advertiser," the, 439.
Whall's picture of, given to the So-"Elmira Daily Republican," the, 489.
ciety, 261.
Eliot, Hon. Samuel A., 209.
Elizabeth, N.J., 33.
Ellis, Calvin, M.D., 138.
Ellis, Rev. George E., LL.D., 1, 3, 85,
118, 123. Elected President, 79, 404.
President, 87, 101, 136, 154, 168, 208,
225, 258, 435. His estimate of Ad-
miral Preble, 4. Communicates a
diary of Hon. Jonathan Mason, 5.
Presents a memoir of Nathaniel
Thayer, 51-63. Letter to, from Dr.
A. P. Peabody, 55. Remarks by, on
assuming the Presidency of the So-
ciety, 82-84. Raises a question rel-
ative to the time of passage of the
declaratory act of Parliament, 87.
Paper by, relative to the birth and
lineage of John Harvard, and the ter-
centenary commemoration of Em-
Embankment, the, at Stony Brook, 200-
204.
Emerson, George B., LL.D., 53, 91.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. LL.D., 74, 85,
398. Memoir of, by Dr. James Free-
man Clarke, 107-117. Biographies of,
107. Birth and parentage, ib. Grad-
uated at Harvard College and settled
over the Second Church, 108. Re-
signs his pastorate and visits Europe,
ib. Takes up his abode in Concord,
Mass., ib. As compared with Carlyle,
109. His historical position, ib. Men-
tal and spiritual condition of New
England at the time of his appear-
ance, 110. His influence on modern
thought, 111. Contrasted with Theo-
dore Parker, ib. His disciples, 112.
Extract from his "Nature," 113, 114.
Extract from a letter of, from Naples,
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