Valentine, surgeon, 320 n.
Van Alstine, Goshen, 452, 454, 457.
Van Buren, Pres. Martin, 416 n.
Van Campen, Moses, his account of
Sullivan's expedition in 1779, 439.
Van Cortland, Col. Philip, 438. His ac-
count of Sullivan's expedition in 1779,
438.
Waad, Sir William, 246, 248.
Wade, Nehemiah, 474.
Wadloe, John, 157.
Waldo, Hon. Daniel, 94.
Waldo Patent, the, 502.
Waldoboro', Me., 497.
Walker, Abraham, 234.
Walker, Benjamin, 234.
Walker, Francis A., LL.D., his lectures
before the Lowell Institute, 69.
Walker, Gideon, 234.
Walker, Isaiah, 234.
Walker, John, Mr. Bartlet's review of
his "Elements of Elocution," 432.
Walker, Samuel, 143, 144.
Walker, Gen. William, 71.
Walker, Zera, 234.
Wall, Jane (Mrs. Sherman), 251.
Wall, John, 251.
Wallas, Capt., 303.
Walley, Capt., 125.
Al-Wallingford, Conn., 32.
Vandevoort, P., memorandum addressed
to, by W. Beadle, 148.
Van Havenburgh, Lieut. Rudolph, his
journal of Sullivan's expedition in
1779, 441.
Van Keppel, Arnold-Joost, Earl of
bemarle, 191, 191 n.
Van Rensselaer, Cornelia (Mrs. Thayer),
63.
Van Rensselaer, Gen. Stephen, 63.
Van Schaick, Gen. Gozen, 437. His
expedition against Onondaga, 456.
Van Vaiters, Philip, 442.
Van Wyck, Pierre C., 439.
Varick, Lieut.-Col. Richard, 451, 477.
Vaudemont, de, Prince, 184, 185.
Venloo, the capture of, 193.
Walpole, Horace, 4th Earl of Orford, his
Royal and Noble Authors," 194.
Waltham, Mass., 201, 203.
Walton, Rev. William, 47.
Ward, Rev. John, 48.
Ward, John, 25.
Ward, Capt. Samuel, 266, 275. Deaths
in his company, from small-pox, 272.
Of the party to assault Quebec, 293.
Taken prisoner, 295.
Ware, Henry, Jr., D.D., 53.
Vergennes, Charles Gravier, comte de, Ware, Joseph, his journal of Arnold's
expedition to Quebec, 267.
Ware, Joseph, the younger, 267.
Wareham, Mass., 159.
Warham, Rev. John, 49, 50.
Warner, Col. Seth, officers of his regi-
ment killed by Indians, 461.
Warren, Capt. Benjamin, 443, 451, 453,
459.
Warren, Hon. C. H., 143.
Warren, Hon. G. Washington, 263.
Warren, Mrs. J. Morton, 263.
Warren, Gen. James, 243.
Warren, John Collins, M.D., 25, 25 n.,
306.
Warren, Winslow, LL.B., remarks by
relative to the Winslow letters,
243.
Warrenton, N.C., 21, 31, 33.
Warrenton, Va., 262.
Warwick, N. Y., 475.
Washburn, Hon. John D., LL.B., Me-
moir of the Hon. Stephen Salisbury
by, 89-100.
Washington, Pres. George, 27 n., 72,
140-143, 145, 163, 223, 224, 277, 297,
395, 414, 476. Portrait of, in the Mu-
Whiting, Rev. Samuel, 47.
Whitlock, Sir Bulstrode, exploded coat
of arms of, 255. His "Memorials of
English Affairs" and "Journal of the
Swedish Embassy," ib.
Whitmore, William H., A.M., 253, 267.
Reports of the Record Commission-
ers issued by, 68, 392.
Whittier, John G., his "Cassandra
Southwick," 99.
Whitwell, William, letters from, to
Messrs. Samuel and William Vernon,
121, 122.
Wickham, John, LL.D, 19, 19 n.
Wiggin, Capt. Thomas, 48.
Wild, Ebenezer, 265. His journal of
Arnold's expedition to Quebec, 267-
275.
Wilder, Hon. Marshall P., 264.
Wilkes, Mr., the log-house of, 31, 34.
Willard, Mrs. Emma, her " History of
the United States," 150.
Willard, Rev. Samuel, 125. A copy of
his "The Fountain Opened," con-
taining verses by Chief Justice Sew-
all, 41-43.
Willard, Mr., 242.
Willcox, Miss, 12.
Willett, Capt. Thomas, 151, 152.
William III. of England, 172, 176, 176 n.,
180, 182-184, 187, 188, 188 n., 189-
193, 191 n., 195.
William IV. of England, 395.
"William," the, brig, 306, 374, 375, 390.
William Winthrop fund, the, 73, 78, 79,
397, 402, 403. Income of the, 75, 76,
78, 399, 400, 402. Volumes bound
from the income of the, 70, 393.
Williams, Henry, 263.
Williams, Capt. N., 124.
Williams, Roger, 46, 48.
Williams, Capt. Thomas, 275.
Williams, innkeeper, 33.
Williamson, George, 241.
Willing, Richard, 12.
Willing, Hon. Thomas, 11, 11 n.
Wills, Robert, 447.
Wills, Mr., 452.
Wilmington, Del., 33.
Wilmot, John, Earl of Rochester, 40.
Wilson, Hon. Henry, 418 n.
Wilson, Rev. John, 45, 47, 50, 99, 201.
Wilson, Rev. John (H.C. 1642), 46.
Wilson, Jonathan, 166, 167.
Wilson, Joseph, his "Memorabilia Can-
tabrigiæ" cited, 253 n.
Wilson, Mrs., 31.
Winchester, Marquis of. See "Paulet,
C., 2d Duke of Bolton."
Windsor, Conn., 49.
Winslow, Hon. Edward (H.C. 1765),
229, 230 n., 235 n.
A refugee from
Plymouth, 234, 236 n., 238 n., 242.
Letter to, from Simon Pease, 235,
236. Letters to, from Pelham Wins-
low, 236-239. Letter to, from Fran-
cis Green, 239, 240. Commission of,
as land agent, 241. Letter to, from
Stephen Miller, Jr., 242. Death of,
242 n.
Winslow, Edward (H.C. 1736), 229,
229 n.-231 n., 233 n., 236 n., 241, 241 n.,
243. Letter from, to Capt. T. Cotton,
229, 230. Commission of, as Register
of Probate for Plymouth County, 231,
232. Letter to, from William Sheaffe,
232. Commission of, as Register of
Probate for Suffolk County, 233.
Letter to, from Isaac Winslow, 241,
242.
Winslow, Mrs. Edward, 242.
Winslow, Francis E., 229.
Winslow, Col. Isaac, 231 n.
Winslow, Dr. Isaac, 231 n., 234, 234 n.
Letter from, to Benjamin Marston,
230, 231.
Winslow, Isaac, 242 n. Letter from, to
Edward Winslow, 241, 242.
Winslow, Mrs. Isaac, 242.
Winslow, Gen. John, 229, 229
230 n.,
231 n., 232, 236 n. The commission
of, in the possession of Mr. Winslow
Warren, 243.
Winslow, John, 236.
Winslow, Joshua, 239.
Winslow, Gov. Josiah, 151, 152
Winslow, Major Pelham, 229, 230 n.,
234, 235 n., 236 n., 237 n., 240, 240 n.,
243. Letters from, to Edward Wins-
low, Jr., 236-239.
Winslow, Penelope, 237, 237 n., 239,
239 n.
Winslow papers communicated by Mr.
Charles Deane, 229-242.
Winsor, Justin, A.B., 85, 197 n., 221-
224, 267. Elected Corresponding Sec-
retary, 79, 404. Corresponding Sec-
retary, 64, 101, 225, 258. His "Nar-
rative and Critical History of Amer-
ica," 64, 65, 68, 392. His "Memorial
History of Boston," 65. His report as
Commissioner, on the condition of the
Records, &c., in the Department of
the Secretary of State, 68. Presents
extracts from a letter written by Sa-
rah Sever, 158. Makes a communi-
cation relative to a newly discovered
embankment at Stony Brook, 200-
204. Points out an error as to the
number of men furnished to the Con-
tinental army, 204-207. Of a com-
mittee of inquiry respecting the work
of Mr. B. F. Stevens, 219. Presents
a copy of a journal of Arnold's expe-
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Winthrop, Jain, FRS, 15
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John, LLD $21.
Winthrop 2.2. the death of an-
nounced. 330. Notice of, by Mr. R.
C. Winthrop, Jr., 302, &da
Winthrop, John Stil, 408.
Winthrop, Ms. Katharine, 65.
Winthrop, Hon R. C... LL 1.68.82 83.
143, 144, 152, 171, 211, 220, 254, 405
President, 1, 64. Welcome to, on re-
suming the chair after his severe -
ness. 1. Remarks by, 12. Announces ¦
the death of Mr. John C. Philips and
of Rear-A Imiral George H. Preble.!
2. 3. Announces his intention of
withdrawing from the presidency, 4.
Calls attention to several recent his
torical works, 64, 65. Presents a let-;
ter from Hon. William A. Courtenay,
communicating a gift to the Society,
65, 66. Presents. for the Calinet, a
medal commemorating the dedication
of the Washington Monument, 66
His remarks on the occasion of his
retirement from the Presidency, 84-
86. Portrait of, presented to the
Society, 118, 33. His speech at St.
Peter's College, 121. His " Addresses.
and Speeches cited, 121 . Com-
munication from, relative to the his-
tory of the Washington Monument,
140-147. Letter to, from C. J. Bur-
get, 140. Note to, from Col. T. H.
Perkins, 141. Remarks by, at a din-
ner of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Association, 145, 146.
Quotes a remark of Daniel Webster,
Sneaks of a picture of Niagara
Fils 15 Presents a gift from Hon.
B220 Pays a tribute to
E Parker, 236-210. Re-
maras by, on presenting to the Society
a ponds rapt of Daniel Webster, 217-
I'resents a miniature likeness of
Ouver Crom wea, 21. Entertains the
members of the Society at his house,
44
Wing Robert C., Jr., A.M., 395.
Makes explanatory remarks relative
to his communication at the February
Ditur. 16. Communicates a letter
from Heary Boade to Gov. Join
Winthrop, 156-158. Communicates
letters of Lord Catts, with remarks
on the same, 171-199. Notice of John
Winthrop by, 30. Elected a mem-
ber of the executive committee of the
Canli 44. Memoir of Hon. David
Stars by, 405–428.
Winthrop, H. Thomas Lindall, LL.D.,
21, 85, 220, 40. Signs a letter to
HH G. Ous, 221. Portrait of,
repaired 20
Winthrop, Thomas L., Jr., 409, 409 n.
Winthrop, Mr-Gen. Wait Still, 105.
Winthrop, M ́s. Wait Still, 162.
Winthrop, William, 73, 397.
Winthrop Papers," the, 83, 156, 192 n.,
Wisconsin Historical Society, the, 135.
Wise, ―.34.
Wissing. William, 195.
Witch-trials in Massachusetts, communi-
cation by Dr. Moore, respecting the
Salem court of 1592, 43. Dr. William
Everett's remarks in reply, 43, 44.
Withers, Ca, 174.
Withington, L., 206.
Woburn, Mass., 47.
Wolcott, Roger, LL.B., nominated to
prepare a memoir of Hon. James M.
Robbins, 140.
Wood, Anthony à, his "Athenæ Oxo-
nienses" cited, 39.
Woodbridge, innkeeper, 32.
Woodbridge, NJ, 10, 33.
Woodman, John, 445-449, 451, 454, 457,
458, 473.
Woods, Alva, D.D., 91.
Woodward, innkeeper, 33.
Woosely. See "Worsley, H."
Wooster, Gen. David, 238, 299.
Worcester, Rer. William, 48.
Wercoster, Mass., 90, 94, 121, 295,
478.
Worcester Bank, the, 94.
Worcester County Bible Society, 93.
Worcester County Free Institute of In-
dustrial Sciences, 92.
Worcester County Institute for Savings, | Yorick, a slave, 341 n.
Worcester Free Public Library, 92.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Co.,
94.
William, 110. Lines
quoted from, 115.
Wormwood, Peter, 445, 446.
Worsley, Benjamin, killed at Cherry
Valley, 450.
Worsley, Henry, 175, 181, 181 n.
Worsley, Sir Robert, 181 n., 183, 183 n.,
184, 190.
Worthington, Conn., 32.
Wragg, Mr., 26.
Wragg, Mrs., 26.
Wright, Sergeant, 455.
Wyalusing, Penn., 473.
Wyoming, Penn., 441, 467, 470, 472–474.
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Young, Alexander, D.D., 85, 202, 203.
His "Chronicles of Massachusetts,"
250. Cited, 202 n., 203 n., 250 n., 251 n.
Young, Rev. Edward J., A.M., 85, 207.
Elected Recording Secretary, 79, 404.
Recording Secretary, 1, 64, 87, 101,
118, 136, 154, 168, 208, 225, 258, 435.
Alludes to the last work and death of
Mr. C. C. Perkins, v. Pays a tribute
to Mr. J. L. Sibley, vi, vii. Presents
a new volume of the Proceedings,
65. Of the committee to publish the
Proceedings, 87, 486. Presents a gift
from Miss Caroline Simpkins, 105.
Presents a new serial of the Proceed-
ings, 106, 404. Announces a memoir
of Rear Admiral Preble, 122.
Young, Prof. John, M.D., 44.
Young, John, 44.
Young, Joseph, 234.
Young, Joshua, 234.
Young, commander of a British vessel,
374.
Younglove, Dr., 454, 460.
Youngs, Rev. John, 49.
Yoxsaw. See "Kanaghsaws."
Zeilin, Major Jacob, 260.
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