vateers, 342

Billington, Francis, freeman of Plym-
outh Colony, 1675, 153
Birchmore. See Burchmore
Black, James, 412

Blackwell, John, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 154

BLAKESLEE, GEORGE HUBBARD, Ph.D.,
119; elected Resident Member, 156;
accepts, 180

Blanchard, Samuel, ship's surgeon,
414 n, 425

Blatchford, John, his Narrative of Re-

markable Occurrences, 390-391, 390 n
Bliss, Jonathan, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 151

Blush, Abraham, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 149
Boardman, John, 407, 425
Boden, Abijah, 416

Bollan, William (d 1776), 210, 232, 241;
acts for Gov. Bernard, 204, 206, 207,
209

Bond, Jonas, Watertown, on committee
to inspect Massachusetts Hall, 1720,
107

Bongarden, Philip, 69
Bonum, George, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 153
Book-lists, colonial, two examples of,
1668 and 1728, 64-71
Book-plates, of E. Holyoke, and G.
Rawlins, 2; of R. Elliston, 72; of
Harvard College about 1840, 176;
of three Harvard clubs, 176, 177
Book-reviewing in the seventeenth cen-
tury, 314-317

Bordman, Andrew (d 1747), on com-
mittee for building Massachusetts
Hall, 84, 86, 98, 103, 104, 105
Borland, John Landell, 348
Boston, two townships granted to, 1736,
39; the hub of culture, according to
C. Mather, 189

Castle William, Gov. Bernard's
repairs on, 203, 212

Church of the Holy Cross, 298
King's Chapel, 33
Province House, Gov. Bernard's
repairs on, 203, 212

Town House, R. Keayne's pro-
vision for library in, 9

Trinity Church, Greene Founda-

tion, 68

Mass., 1846, in interest of peace,
130

Boston Museum of Fine Arts, exhibi-

tion of American silver at, 1906, 171 n
Bosworth, Jonathan, freeman of Plym-
outh Colony, 1675, 151

Bounties, for prisoners and captured
cannon, 1777, 394

Bourne, Henry, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 149

John, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 150

Melatiah, Sandwich, on commit-
tee to inspect Massachusetts Hall,
1720, 107

Richard, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 154

Bours, Rev. Peter (d 1762), 27, 27 n
Bously, John, 405
Bowden, Samuel, 381

Bowditch, Charles Pickering, A.M.,
death, xvii; tribute to, 303

Bowdoin, Gov. James, with W. Brattle,
reports on Earl of Stirling's claims,
241

Bowen, Dr. Joseph, document signed
by, 393

BowLES, FRANCIS TIFFANY, 308; elected
Resident Member, 318
Bowls, Jonathan, 417

Bowman (Bourman), Capt. Francis,
commands held by, 374, 410, 425

Rev. Jonathan (H. C. 1724), 310,
312
Bowyer, William (1699–1777), London
printer, 80, 80 n

Boxford, Vt., deed relating to, 1763,
57, 58
Bradford, Capt.
331

prize agent,

John, 419, 425
Joseph, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 152

William, Governor of Plymouth
Colony, 20, 190; attitude of, in writ-
ing of the Pilgrims, 16; his account
of the departure from Delft Haven,
18

William (d 1704), son of Gov.
William, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 152

William (d 1752), printer, 79
Bradshaw, J., & Co., land patent issued
to, 55

BROWNE (continued)

John, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 152

Joseph (H. C. 1666), brother of
Benjamin (d 1708), 169, 170, 174

Samuel (d 1731), gifts of, to Har-
vard College, 172, 172 n, 173

Samuel (H. C. 1727), son of Sam-
uel (d 1731), 174; vote of Harvard
College Corporation concerning, 173

William (H. C. 1727), son of
Samuel (d 1731), 173

Brunswick, Ferdinand, Duke of, 262

Bushnell, Charles Ira, edits several
books on Revolutionary experiences,
390, 391 n, 392 n
Butler, Francis, 330

Butler & Matthews, merchants of Cadiz,
382

Butman, Thomas, 405

Byfield, Nathaniel (d 1733), on com-
mittees connected with the building
of Massachusetts Hall, 94, 100, 103
Byram, Nicholas, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 151

Plymouth Colony, 1675, 155

John, Jr., Scituate, freeman of
Plymouth Colony, 1675, 154

Sergeant John, Scituate, freeman
of Plymouth Colony, 1675, 154

Stephen, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 153

Bryce, James, first Viscount Bryce,
letters from, 61, 118
Buck, Isaac, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 154

John Henry, 176 n
Buckman, James, 411, 426
Buffinton, Capt. John, 341, 342, 367,
416, 419, 421, 426, 434; commands
held by, 426

Bulfinch, Rev. Stephen Greenleaf (d
1870), 134

Bumstead, Joseph, 296, 298, 299
Bunker, David, 418

George, Nantucket, on commit-
tee to inspect Massachusetts Hall,
1720, 108
Bunyan, John, 68

Burchmore, Capt. Zachariah, 366, 367,
412, 419; commands held by, 426
Burge, Joseph, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 154

Thomas, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 154

Burke, John, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 154

Burlingame, Anson (d 1870), 142

Burnet, Gov. William, 30

321, 322, 336, 337, 338, 341, 342, 344,
346, 348, 349, 349 n, 356, 356 n, 357,
359, 368, 369, 369 n, 372, 377, 380,
381, 382, 398, 405, 407, 410, 412, 413,
414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421,
424; quoted, on his shipping business,
367; on other business ventures, 423,
423 n

Francis, ship-owner, 349 n, 366,
367, 382, 417, 418; petition signed
by, 398

George (d 1823), 321, 321 n, 342,
344, 347, 348, 349 n, 366, 367, 373,
376, 409, 411, 412, 415, 419

J. & A., Beverly ship-owners,
largely engaged in privateering dur-
ing the Revolution, 319, 320, 343,
345, 347, 352, 355, 357, 360, 367, 370,
373, 379, 380, 381, 406, 407, 408,
410, 411, 412, 414, 415, 416; general
commercial interests of, 321, 359,
366; success of, 421, 423; list of
vessels owned by, 422

John, Beverly ship-owner, 321,
342, 349 n, 359, 367, 420

312

Rev. Marston (H. C. 1724), 310,

Samuel, 349 n, 405

Cadillac, Sieur Antoine de la Mothe,
246; grant to, in Mount Desert, 246
Calef, John, agent for American Loyal-
ists, 247

Calvinists, J. Robinson's remark on, 18

199

* Burritt, Elihu (d 1879), quoted, 130

Burroughs, Rev. Jeremiah (d 1646),
186

Burt, John, silversmith, 172

Burton, Warren, 140

of Garden Street, term God's Acre
applied to, 294–295

Cambridgeport Parish (later Third
Congregational Society), installation
of G. W. Briggs as pastor of, 124,
124 n

CAMBRIDGE (continued)

Third Congregational Society,
celebrates twentieth anniversary of
settlement of Rev. G. W. Briggs, 143
Campbell, John, fourth Earl of Lou-
doun, 439

to New York, 55

Canada, claims territory now Vermont,
35

Canada, County of, the Earl of Stir-
ling's grant so-called, 207, 208, 209,
238

Canada Townships, why so called, 49-50
Caner, Rev. Henry (d 1792), 64, 435
Captains of Beverly privateers, list
of, giving residences, commands held,
and dates of commissions, 424-435
Care, Henry, 315

Carey, John, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 151

Carleton, Sir Guy, first Baron Dor-
chester, 387

Samuel, 406

Capt. William, offices held by,
341, 412
Carnes, Capt. John, 346, 358, 370, 404,
413, 424; commands held by, 426
Jonathan, document signed by, 393
Carpenter, Daniel, 49

I., book by, published 1632, ex-
hibited, 254 n

J., 414, 426
Joseph, freeman of
Colony, 1675, 151, 151 n
Samuel, freeman of
Colony, 1675, 151, 151 n

Plymouth

Plymouth

William, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 150
Carrico, Alexander, 402

Carrisco (Carisco), John, order signed
by, 390 n

Carronades, slight use of, on Revolu-
tionary privateers, 335, 335 n, 362 n
CARTER, FRANKLIN, LL.D., tribute to,
113

Margery. See Hutchinson

Lt. William, 291; quoted, on
American soldiers, 291 n
Carver, John, Governor of Plymouth
Colony, 20

John, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 150

Robert, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 150

son of Thomas, agreement of, with
P. Heyliger, 159, 161; sketch of,
159

Mary, wife of Thomas, 159
Thomas, 159

Chaffin, Rev. William Ladd, 143
Chambers, Charles, on committee for
building Massachusetts Hall, 84, 86,
96, 98, 103, 104, 105

Matthew, 402, 408
Champlain, Samuel de, 199

Mt., Me., how named, 253
Chandler, John (d 1740), on committee
to inspect Massachusetts Hall, 1720,
107

Chaney, Rev. George Leonard, 143
CHANNING, EDWARD, Ph.D., delegate to
annual Conference of Historical So-
cieties, 120

Rev. William Ellery (d 1842), 144
Chapman, Capt. Benjamin, 404, 419,
426, 427

Isaac, 404

Lydia. See Ober

Charles II, King of England, 205;
grants of, 208, 217; land ceded by,
to France, 217, 218, 230
Charlestown, N. H., 51, 52

Charters granted to New Hampshire

towns by Gov. B. Wentworth, con-
ditions of, 33

Chase, John, document signed by, 393
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 187

Chauncy, Rev. Charles, President of
Harvard College, 294
Child, George, 337 n

Chipman, Benjamin, 390, 402

John, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 149

Christian Inquirer, G. W. Briggs editor
of, 122 n, 123 n

Christmas, and the Pilgrims, 1620,
15

Christo et Ecclesiae, paper on, by C. B.
Clapp, 256

Church, Benjamin, freeman of Plym-
outh Colony, 1675, 153

Benjamin (H. C. 1727), 310, 312

of Plymouth Colony, 1675, 155

Winslow Ware, 308

Cipriani, Giovanni Battista, 2

Clapp, Clifford Blake, paper by, Christo
et Ecclesiae, 256

Steven, Scituate, on committee to
inspect Massachusetts Hall, 1720, 107

Thomas, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 154
Clarendon, Vt., first settlers of, 59
Clark, John (d 1728), 93

Rev. Jonas (d 1805), 258, 263,
282, 285, 287; quoted, on conduct
of British in battle of Lexington, 272,
284, 286, 288, 289

William, brother of John (d 1728),
on committee to inspect Massachu-
setts Hall, 1720, 107; reports, 108
Clark's Island, Plymouth Harbor, the
Pilgrims' first Sunday on, 15
Clarke, James, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 153

Thomas, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 152

William, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 153
Clary, John, land grant to, 1685, 37
Jonathan, 411

Cleaves, Eleonora. See Lovett
Cleveland, Capt. Stephen, 321, 331,

349 n, 366, 373, 429

Cleves, Joshua, on Beverly Committee
of Correspondence, 322

Clifton, Robert, document signed by,
393

Clinton, Sir Henry, quoted, on Earl
Percy's retreat, 268
Clough, Jepson, 399

Clouston, Capt. John, 401, 424, 429,
432

Club of Odd Volumes, Boston, records
of, relating to portrait of Gov. Ber-
nard, 249, 249 n, 250-251
Cobb, Ephraim, silversmith, 173

Gershom, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 152, 152 n

Henry, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 149

James, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 150

John, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 155
Coburn, Frank Warren (d 1923), cited,
on battle of Lexington, 267 n

Coffin, Capt. Alexander, his book on
British prison and hospital ships
in the Revolution, 391, 392

Joseph, Nantucket, on committee
for choosing site for Massachusetts
Hall, 1718, 96

Cognitiones Christianismi, compiled by
R. Elliston, 73

Colden, Cadwallader, Lt.-Gov. of New
York, 274; proclamation of, against
J. H. Lydius, 54

Cole, Daniel, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 151

Hugh, freeman of Plymouth Col-
ony, 1675, 152

James, Sr., freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 152

James, Jr., freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 153

Job, freeman of Plymouth Colony,
1675, 151

Capt. William, 342, 343, 413, 429;
commands held by, 427

Coleraine, grant of, to Boston, 1736,
and incorporation of, 1761, 39
Collimore, Peter, freeman of Plymouth
Colony, 1675, 154

Collingwood, Capt. Cuthbert, first
Baron Collingwood, 403

Collins, Charles, document signed by, 393
Colman, Rev. Benjamin (H. C. 1692),
on committees connected with the
building of Massachusetts Hall, 87,
88, 89, 98, 100, 103, 107, 108
COLONIAL SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS,
votes to join Bay State League, 31;
endowment of, 81; List of Members
of, 1892-1922, 445–477

Annual Meeting, 111-119, 300-308
Auditing Committee appointed,
60, 257; Reports of, 117, 307

Corresponding Members, election
of, 10; deaths of, 111, 302; lists of,
1892-1922: alphabetical, 453-468;
chronological, 476-477

-Corresponding Secretary, reports
new members, 60, 120, 180, 197,
300, 309, 318; deaths of members,
111; election of, 117, 307. See also
Park, Charles Edwards

Council, Annual Reports of, 111-
114, 300-303; members of, elected,
117, 307