Blagden, Rev. George Washington (d.
1884), gives Forefathers' Day ad-
dress, 387
Blair, Thomas, his Some Short and
Easy Rules Teaching The true Pro-
nunciation of the French Language,
1720, 119 n, 216-217; teaches French
to Harvard students, 217-218, 231
Thomas (d. 1723), 218

infrequency of the name in New
England before 1800, 218 n

Gov. Richard, 116; Overseer of BLAKE, FRANCIS, A.M., death of, an-

Blasphemy, law concerning, 1642, 117

temporary student at Blathwayt, William (d. 1717), 30, 40 n,
42 n; letters of Isaac Addington to,
205-207

BOSTON (continued)

Columbian and City Museum,
349 n

Concert Hall, references to gather-
ings held in, 311 n, 323, 324, 330, 332,
341; called Faction Hall, 340

Court House, illuminated, 83 n
Exchange Coffee House, 349 n
First Church, vesper service of,
commemorating the Thursday Lec-
ture, 215

French Club, about 1728, 220–221
French Protestant Church, 120
Heart and Crown, 234

Old South Church, its ownership
of the Prince Library, 122

Province House, 66

Public Library, its custodianship
of the Prince Library, 122

South Grammar School, 232 n
Boston News Letter, error in, 102 n
Boston Pilgrim Society, 313, 313 n
Boston Theatre, opening of, 342 n
Bounties, for Indian scalps, 255, 256 n
Bourne, Ezra (d. 1736), temporary
student at Harvard College, 276, 279
Boutineau, James, 96

Bowdoin, Gov. James, 87, 313, 313 n;
with J. Adams, prepares report on
land claims, 122

BRADFORD (continued)

300; toasts in honor of, 313, 324, 325;
references to his History, 355 n, 356;
quoted, on name Puritans, 377 n;
concerned in legislation against Quak-
ers, 383 n

William (d. 1704), Deputy-Gov-
ernor of Plymouth Colony, son of
Gov. William (d. 1657), 29 n, 46;
Councillor, 32, 35, 36; death of, 36 n
Bradstreet, Dudley, son of Gov. Simon,
18, 37 n; nominated Councillor, 30;
declines to serve, 31, 32, 37, 37 n

Dudley Story (H. C. 1792), 285 n
Gov. Simon, 3, 3 n, 4 n, 6 n, 16,
17, 21, 23, 24, 24 n, 37 n, 48 n, 263,
336, 341, 346; chosen Governor,
1686, 4; President of Council, 1689,
17, 23, 28; sworn Governor, 1689,
25-26; chosen and sworn Governor,
1690, 27; 1691, 1692, 28; nominated
member of Dudley's Council, 30; de-
clines to serve, 31, 32, 37, 37 n; Coun-
cillor under Province Charter, 35;
death of, 37 n

Braintree, Mendon settled by people
from, 264

Braintree, Duke of, J. Adams so called,
335 n

Braintree Lion, J. Adams so called, 335
Bowe, Caven, indentured servant of Braman, Thomas, temporary student
Washington, 178
at Harvard College, 278, 279

Bowen,

165

a guest of Washington, Brattle, Thomas (d. 1683), grant of
land to, 264

CLARENCE WINTHROP, Ph.D., reads
paper on Gov. J. Winthrop, Jr., 160
William (Y. C. 1766), temporary
student at Harvard College, 276, 279
Bowers, Jeremiah (d. 1795), temporary
student at Harvard College, 278, 279
Bowes, John Hancock, temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 277, 279
Bowman, George Ernest, 295 n

William, temporary student at
Harvard College, 278, 279
Boydell, John (d. 1739), 68 n, 70 n
Brackett, Ebenezer, temporary student
at Harvard College, 277, 279
Bradford,

William (d. 1775), 79, 86
Brazer, Rev. John, 386 n
Brazier. See Brazer

Breck, Samuel (d. 1862), delivers Fore-
fathers' Day address, 351 n
Brenley. See Brinley
Brenton, Jahleel (d. 1732), 48
Brewer, Francis, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 279

· Thomas, manages Pilgrim press at
Leyden, 329 n, 384 n

Brewster, William (d. 1644), 210, 300 n,
332, 337 n, 341 n, 346, 384 n; toasts
in honor of, 324, 337, 340

temporary student at Bridge, Benjamin, Boston, 223

Harvard College, 274, 279

Alden (d. 1843), gives Forefathers'
Day address, 386, 386 n, 387

William (d. 1657), Governor of
Plymouth Colony, 325 n, 332, 341 n,
346, 359, 361 n, 370, 392; his chair,

Richard Perkins, temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 277, 279
Robert, temporary student at Har-
vard College, 276, 279
Brigham,

temporary student at
Harvard College, 274, 279

BURNET (continued)

Rev. William (d. 1755), son of Gov.
William, 221, 221 n; birth of, 222 n
Burr, Aaron (d. 1836), 333 n
Burrill, John (d. 1721), 65, 65 n
Burrington, Capt. Thomas, 52 n, 53 n
Butler, Rev. James Davie (d. 1905),
quoted, 354 n

Byfield, Nathaniel (d. 1733), 49, 54, 62,
69 n, 72

Byles, Rev. Mather (d. 1788), possibly

the author of The Indictment and
Tryal of Sir Richard Rum, 239; his
New England Hymn, 303
Byrd, William (d. 1704), 252

CAMPBELL (continued)

Capt. James, 80 n

John, fourth Earl of Loudoun, 80 n
Canada, conflict of New York and New
England with, 254, 261-262, 262 n
Cannon, Capt. a guest of Wash-

ington, 202
Canonicus, an Indian, his challenge to
the settlers of Plymouth, 325, 325 n
Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Associa-
tion, laying of corner-stone of monu-
ment at Provincetown under auspices
of, 293

Carleton, Sir Dudley, Viscount Dor-

chester, quoted, 329 n

Carlisle, Earl of. See Howard, Charles
Carlyle, Col. John, 164

CABOT, George (d. 1823), 334, 336; Carmarthen, Marquis of. See Osborne,

temporary student at Harvard Col-
lege, 272, 277, 279

Henry, temporary student at Har-

vard College, 278, 279

Sir Thomas

Carr, Sir Robert, with other commis-
sioners, desires map of the Bay
Colony to be made, 114-115

Joseph, temporary student at Har- Carter, Col. Charles, 166

vard College, 276, 279

William, 170

LOUIS, A.B., death of, announced, Cartwright, George, with other com-
161, 286

Cadets, First Corps of, Massachu-

setts Volunteer Militia, 77, 82 n, 83
n, 86

Callahan, Capt. John, 86 n
Calvert,

of Maryland, a guest at

Mount Vernon, 200
Eleanor. See Custis; Stuart
Leonard (d. 1647), his colony in
Maryland, 371
Cambridge, printing-office established
in, 131-132; first record of money
voted for support of schools in, 1648,
133; the "faire grammar schoole,"
134, 135; first building erected by
citizens for a grammar school, 135;
contract for, 135-137; purchase of,
by town, 1656, 137; rebuilding of,
138; demolition of, and building of
new house, 138; occasional grants
toward E. Corlet's salary, 139;
synod at, 246

First Church, 366 n; accounts of,
offered for publication, 249
Cambridge, Eng., University of, gradu-

missioners, desires map of the Bay
Colony to be made, 114-115
Carver, John, Governor of Plymouth
Colony, 327, 332, 341 n, 342 n, 343 n,
361 n; toasts in honor of, 300, 313,
324, 350

Cary, Col. Archibald, 166
Cass, Lewis (d. 1866), delivers Fore-

fathers' Day address, 351 n; quoted,
on the Pilgrims, 374
Catechisms: Hugh Peters's Milk for
Babes, 126, 127, 128; Westminster
Assembly's Longer and Shorter, 126
Cavaliers, 129
Central Village, Westport, monument to
be erected in, to Paul Cuffee, 1
Chamberlain, Henry Vassall, temporary
student at Harvard College, 278, 279

Hon. JOSHUA LAWRENCE, LL.D.,
death of, announced, 161, 286
Champernoon, Francis (d. 1687), 37 n;
nominated Councillor, 30; unable to
serve, 31, 32, 37, 37 n
Champney, Richard, 132
Chancery Petty Bag, 46 n

ates of, in colonial days in Massa-Chandler, John (d. 1743), 67

chusetts, 210, 211

Cambridge Press. See Day, Stephen
Campbell,, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 279

John (d. 1762), son of John (d.
1743), 79, 80

Joseph Ripley (d. 1880), 372 n;
quoted, 372

CHANDLER (continued)

Samuel (d. 1813), son of John (d.
1800), son of John (d. 1762), temporary
student at Harvard College, 277, 279
CHANNING, Edward, Ph.D., 292

William Ellery (d. 1842), his
anecdote of Mrs. Hemans, 352 n
CHAPMAN, HENRY LELAND, LL.D.,
death of, announced, 143, 144-145
Chardon, Peter (d. 1775), 220, 220 n

Clam-Eaters, The modern, satirical
poem, 340

Clap, Roger, 361 n

Thomas (d. 1774),

81
Clark, Atherton, temporary student at
Harvard College, 275, 280

John (d. 1728), 59; a proprietor of
Leicester, 266

Clark's Island, Plymouth Harbor, land-
ing of Pilgrims on, 297 n, 388 n-399 ↑
67

Peter (d. 1767), son of Peter (d. | Clarke,
1775), 220 n

Charitable Fire Society. See Massa-
chusetts Charitable Fire Society
Charles I, King of England, 3, 110, 129,
367 n

Charles II, King of England, 6, 10, 10 n,
11, 11 n, 48, 69, 71, 72, 73, 75, 76, 111,
114, 115, 366 n

Charlestown, invites settlers, 247
Chase, Judge Samuel (d. 1811), refer-

ence to impeachment of, 316, 316 n
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 207 n
Checkley, John, 70 n
Cheeshahteaumuck, an Indian, gradu-
ates at Harvard College, 274 n
Cheever, Ezekiel (d. 1708), a founder of
New Haven, 247; schoolmaster in
Boston, 248

Ezekiel (d. 1770), 80
Chelmsford, frontier town, 253
Cheney, John, temporary student at
Harvard College, 275, 279
Chester, Rev. John, quoted, 373
Chichester,
188

Chickatawbut, an Indian, 342 n
Chickering, —, temporary student
at Harvard College, 274, 279
Child, Maj. John, his New-England's
Jonas, 116, 116 n

Childs, Timothy (d. 1821), temporary

student at Harvard College, 277, 280|
Chilton, Mary, not the first to land on
Plymouth Rock, 297 n

Chipman, John (d. 1761), son of Rev.
John (H. C. 1738), temporary student
at Harvard College, 276, 280

Nathaniel (d. 1717), 15 n; Coun-
cillor, 32, 37

Dep.-Sec. Thomas (d. 1760), sp-
pointed Clerk of His Majesty's
Council, 104, 104 n

Walter (d. 1714), 32, 35; Coun-
cillor, 32, 37; death of, 37 n, 38 n

William, temporary student at
Harvard College, 276, 280
Cleaveland, Rev. Nehemiah (d. 1877),
374 n

Clinton, Lady Arbella, daughter of
Thomas. See Johnson

Thomas (alias Fiennes), third Earl
of Lincoln, 322 n

CLOUgh, Samuel Chester, 145
Cobb, Rev. Alvan (d. 1861), preaches
Forefathers' Day sermon, 386, 388,
388 n

Cobham, Lord. See Temple, Sir Rich-
ard
Codman, James MacMaster (H. C.
1851), 404

Rev. John (d. 1847), preaches Fore-
fathers' Day sermon, 386, 386 n, 388
Coffin, Peleg, vice-president at Fore
fathers' Day celebrations, 330, 334,
336, 340, 341
Coggeshall, John (d. 1647), President
of Rhode Island, 38 n

John (d. 1708), son of John (d.
1647), Councillor, 32, 35, 38, 38 n
Co-habitations, frontier towns so called
in Virginia, 252; statute concerning,
252

Coke, Sir Edward (d. 1634), quoted, 332
Choate, Rufus (d. 1859), quoted, on the Colchester, Conn., frontier town, 253
Pilgrims, 374

Chowder, 315 n; toast in honor of, 315
Christmas celebration, Concord, 1793,

369

Church, Dr. Benjamin (d. 1776), 328 n
Churches of the Bay Colony, establish-
ment of, 208

Colden, Cadwallader, Lieut.-Gov. of
New York, 155

Collier, Gershom, temporary student
at Harvard College, 275, 280
Colman, Samuel (d. 1810), temporary
student at Harvard College, 277,
280