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HALL (continued)

Harriet (Ware), first wife of Rev.
Edward Brooks, 403-404

Harriet Ware, daughter of Rev.
Edward Brooks, 404

Louisa Jane (Park), second wife
of Rev. Edward Brooks, 404
Halley, John, 170

Hamilton, Alexander, 341; toasts in
honor of, 316, 317, 325, 329, 329 n;
his treatment of President Adams,
317; adverse criticism of, by A. X.,
334; by Agricola, 347

Hammond, Lawrence (d. 1699), 49, 50
Hancock, Gov. John, 334, 339 n
Nathaniel, 132

Thomas, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 281
Harlakenden, Elizabeth (Bosville), wife
of Roger, 213

Roger, 213; Overseer of Harvard
College, 124; death of, 125; select-
man of Cambridge, 211
Harris, Samuel. See Harris, Samuel
Devens

Samuel Devens, temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 278, 281

Rev. Thaddeus Mason (d. 1842),
preaches Forefathers' Day sermon,
386, 389

HARVARD COLLEGE (continued)

Whitefield, 227-228; early catalogues
of, 232; temporary students at, im-
perfect registration of, 271; list of,
1639-1800, 272-285; degrees, hono-
rary and out of course, 273; Indian
students at, 274 n, 285 n; need of
catalogue of all students, 274 n; offi-`
cers of, criticised for taking part in
mock feast of the Pilgrims, 339; plays
acted by students of, 342 n; refer-
ence to cost of buildings, by E. John-
son, 366, 366 n; broadside exhibited
containing list of class of 1802, 402

Faculty, first use of the word,
223 n; Records of, 223 n

Harvard Hall, burning of, 160
Library, commissions in, 53 n, 63 n
Quinquennial Catalogue, errors in,

Hatfield, frontier town, 253; fortifica-
tions at, 260

Hatherley, Timothy, 364

Harrison, Judge Robert Hanson, 183,
183 n
HART, FRANCIS RUSSELL, elected Resi- Hathorne. See Hawthorn
dent Member, 402
Harvard College, 65; first Board of
Overseers of, 124-125; new provision
for appointment of Overseers, 125;
Overseers from 1642 to 1780, how to
find, 125; first Commencement, 125;
earliest publications by graduates of,
128, 130; building of President's
house, 132; purchase of printing-
office and its re-establishment in the
President's House, 132; Marblehead
considered as a possible location for,
209, 210; beginning of the Library,
210; decision upon location at Cam-
bridge, 211; teaching of French at,
before 1750, 216-232; committee ap-
pointed to inquire into state of the
College and the dissemination of
dangerous doctrines by Langloiserie,
224-225; students forbidden to take
instruction from Langloiserie, 225-
226; controversy with Rev. G.

Haverhill, frontier town, 252; N. Sal-
tonstall quoted, on conditions in,
260; founding of, 264; question of
town lands in, 268
Hawthorn, John (d. 1717), son of Wil-
liam (d. 1681), 18, 21, 23, 46; Coun-
cillor, 35, 39; his funeral, 39 n

William (d. 1681), 210
Hayden, Ferdinand Vandeveer, quoted,
353 n
Hayman, Samuel, 45, 46; Councillor,
35, 39, 39 n; death of, 39 n
Haynes, Roger, temporary student at
Harvard College, 275, 281
Hayward, Beza, charter member of the
Pilgrim Society, 320 n, 321 n
Hazewell, Charles Creighton, 360 n;
quoted, on use of the term Pilgrim
Fathers, 360

Heathcote, George, 10 n
Hedge, Barnabas, charter member of
the Pilgrim Society, 320 n, 321 n

Hemans, Felicia Dorothea (Browne), | Hinckes, John, 15 n, 39 n; Councillor,

her poem on the Pilgrims, 351 n-
352 n

Hemmingway, Ebenezer, temporary
student at Harvard College, 276,
281

30, 32, 35, 37 n, 39

Hinckley, Thomas, Governor of Plym-
outh Colony, 15 n, 29 n, 48 n;
Councillor, 32, 35, 39; death of, 39 n
Hincks (Hinks). See Hinckes

Forefathers' Day sermon, 1774, 305,
385, 389

Henchman, -, temporary student at Hitchcock, Rev. Gad (d. 1803), preaches
Harvard College, 275, 281
HENSHAW, SAMUEL, A.M., 292
Hepworth, Rev. George Hughes, 404
Herbert, -, guest of Washington,
185, 203

Thomas, eighth Earl of Pembroke
and fifth Earl of Montgomery, 55
Herlakenden. See Harlakenden
Heyleger, Peter, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 281
Hicks, Joseph (d. 1747), son of Zechariah
(d. 1702), 138

Zechariah (d. 1752), son of Zech-
ariah (d. 1702), 138

Zechariah, temporary student at
Harvard College, 276, 281
Higginson, Rev. Francis (d. 1630), 336,
337 n, 341, 346, 368, 370; toasts in
honor of, 337, 340

John (d. 1720), son of Rev. John
(d. 1708), son of Rev. Francis (d.
1630), 59

Nathaniel, son of Stephen (d.
1828), temporary student at Harvard
College, 277, 281

Stephen (d. 1828), 330 n, 334 n,
340, 346 n; presides at Forefathers'
Day celebrations, 330, 334, 336, 338,
340, 341; alleged author of Writings
of Laco, 339 n

Hoar, Daniel (d. 1782), brother of
Jonathan (H. C. 1740), temporary
student at Harvard College, 275, 281

George Frisbie (d. 1904), quoted,
on Pilgrims and Puritans, 381; gives
Forefathers' Day address, 387, 389
Hobby, John, son of Sir Charles, tem-
porary student at Harvard College,
275, 281

William (d. 1756), son of Rev.
William (d. 1765), nephew of Sir
Charles, temporary student at Har-
vard College, 276, 281
Hodgdon, Moses, temporary student at
Harvard College, 278, 281
Hodgson, Thomas, temporary student
at Harvard College, 276, 281
HOLDEN, EDWARD SINGLETON, LL.D.,
death of, announced, 216, 286, 287
Holley, Rev. Horace (d. 1827), gives
Forefathers' Day address, 318-319,
386, 389

Holloway, William, land granted to, 112,
113

Holmes, Rev. Abiel (d. 1837), 349;
preaches Forefathers', Day sermon,
386, 389

John, temporary student at Har-
vard College, 275, 281

Thomas Wentworth (d. 1911),
grandson of Stephen (d. 1828), 330 n | Holt,
Hildreth, Richard, 137
Hill,

- 189

Aaron, temporary student at Har-
vard College, 277, 281

Henry Maxwell, temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 276, 281

Jeremiah (d. 1820), temporary
student at Harvard College, 277, 281
John, 79, 80

Thomas, of London, 64 n
Hiller, Joseph, 99, 100
Hilliard, Rev. Timothy (d. 1790),
preaches Forefathers' Day sermon,
385, 389

HILTON, GUSTAVUS ARTHUR, LL.B.,
death of, announced, 143, 144

172

Holyoke, Rev. Edward, President of
Harvard College, 231 n, 272

Dr. Edward Augustus, son of Rev.
Edward, 231, 231 n

Elizur (d. 1711), father of Rev.
Edward, 41 n

John, son of Rev. Edward, 231,
231 n

Homans, Capt. John, 72 n
Homes, Rev. William, of Chilmark,
quotation from diary of, 218
Honeyman, George Goulding, son of
James (d. 1778), temporary student
at Harvard College, 276, 281

James (d. 1778), temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 275, 281

temporary student at Har-

Hook, Rev. John (d. 1710), son of Rev. | Humphries, John. See Humfrey, John
William (d. 1677), temporary student Hunt,
at Harvard College, 274, 281

Josiah, temporary student at

Harvard College, 278, 281

Walter (d. c. 1671), son of Rev.
William (d. 1677), temporary student
at Harvard College, 274, 281

Hooke. See Hook

Hooker, Rev. Thomas (d. 1647), 211
Hooper, Henry, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 282

Hopkins, Edward, Governor of Connect-
icut, a founder of New Haven, 245,
247

Rev. Mark (d. 1887), preaches
Forefathers' Day sermon, 387, 389
Hopkinson, Francis (d. 1791), 163 n

Joseph (d. 1842), son of Francis,
his Hail Columbia, 309, 310 n
Horse Guards, 87
Hough,
Washington, 184

butcher, buys animals of

John, reference to survey of, 164
Hovey, Joseph (d. 1766), temporary
student at Harvard College, 276,
282

Howard, Charles, first Earl of Carlisle,
130

Lady Frances, daughter of Sir
William. See Downing

Horatio P., his purpose to erect
monument to Paul Cuffee, 1

Jason, temporary student at Har-
vard College, 278, 282

Sir William, of Naworth, 130
HOWE, MARK ANTONY DEWOLFE, A.M.
elected member of the Council of the
Society, 149

Howland, John (d. 1673), 364, 383 n

Thomas Southworth, 297, 297 n;
Forefathers' Day dinners at his inn,
298-299, 301, 304, 305
Hubbard, Rev. William (d. 1704), 376 n;

map of New England in his Narrative
of the Troubles with the Indians, 113
Hudson, Daniel, mason, his contract
for building (with others) a school-
house in Cambridge, 1647, 135–137
Huguenot, a nickname, 377 n
Humfrey, John (d. 1651), 209, 210;

Overseer of Harvard College, 124, 125
Humphreys, Col. David (d. 1818),
guest of Washington, 202, 202 n, 204;
quoted, 369

vard College, 274, 282

Rev. Joseph (d. 1861), 379;
quoted, on use of the term Pilgrim
Fathers, 359; did not distinguish
between Pilgrims and Puritans,
379 n

Huntington, Rev. Daniel (d. 1858),
quoted, on settlement of New Eng-
land, 373-374

Hussey, George, temporary student at
Harvard College, 275, 282
Hutchinson, Anne, plan to erect statue
of, 161

Edmund. See Hutchinson, Ed-
ward (d. 1692)

Edward (d. 1692), brother of
Elisha (d. 1717), 18

Eliakim (d. 1718), 33, 54, 57, 59

Elisha (d. 1717), 46, 49, 57, 59;
Councillor, 35, 35 n, 39; death of,
39 n

Foster (d. 1799), son of Thomas
(d. 1739), 96

Peter Orlando, 220 n

Thomas (d. 1739), son of Elisha
(d. 1717), 57, 59; a proprietor of
Leicester, 266

Gov. Thomas, son of Thomas
(d. 1739), 42 n, 79, 80, 82 n, 83 n,
84 n, 88 n, 95, 107, 108, 110, 359;
quoted, 6 n, 40 n, 220 n; quoted, on
the Pilgrims of Plymouth, 357; Act-
ing-Governor, 81-82, 84, 85, 95;
commissioned Governor, 1770, 85;
sworn, 1771, 85-86; leaves, 1774,
86 n; sworn Lieut.-Gov., 1758, 94,
94 n; 1761, 95; quoted, on map of
the Bay Colony required by Com-
missioners, 115; vote to place me-
morial to, in First Church, Boston,
123, 124; his study of Latin and
French, 220-221

Hyde, Laurence, first Earl of Rochester,
13 n

ILLINOIS nuts, 163 n

Immigration to New England, de-
creases under reforms begun by Long
Parliament, 215

Impeachment, power of, 316
Indentured servants, 178, 266
Indians, send boys to school at Cam-
bridge, 139; J. Eliot's work among,
233, 234; danger from, 253, 254;
frontier warfare with, 254-259; in-
fluence of contact with, 255; students
at Harvard College, 274 n, 285 n.
See also Canonicus, Cheeshahteau-
muck, Chickatawbut, Eleazer, Ja-
coms, Larnel, Mantoweeze, Massasoit,
Netus, Philip, Samoset, Squanto,
Uncas

Inquisitiveness, American, old story
illustrating, 242-244

JACHIN

ACHIN and Boaz, R. T. Paine's
reference to, 337, 338, 339
Jackson, Benjamin, 48; quoted, 49 n
Jacobins, sympathizers with France so
called, 324, 324 n

Jacobs, James, temporary student at
Harvard College, 278, 282
Jacoms, Joel, an Indian, temporary
student at Harvard College, 285 n
James I, King of England, 110
James II, King of England, 5, 7, 8, 9,
11, 12, 13 n, 31 n, 39 n, 43 n, 48 n,
111; proclaimed in Boston and in
Plymouth, 1685, 4 n. See also York,
Duke of

Jarvenin, Capt. John, 90 n

Jarvis, Col. Leonard (d. 1770), 83 n
Jay, John (d. 1829), toast in honor of, 325
Jefferson, Thomas, President, 163 n,
315, 315 n, 333 n, 334; toasts in
honor of, 315, 350

Jewett, Joshua, temporary student at
Harvard College, 276, 282

John Carter Brown Library, Provi-
dence, R. I., references to early maps
in, 111, 114

Johnson, Alfred, 292

Lady Arbella (Clinton), wife of
Isaac, toasts in honor of, 322, 341;
biographical note on, 322 n

Benjamin (d. 1756), temporary
student at Harvard College, 276, 282

Edward (d. 1672), quoted, on con-
dition of Massachusetts Bay Colony
(about 1651), especially in regard to
means of education, 365–366

Rev. Francis (d. 1618), 392
George (d. 1605), brother of Rev.
Francis, 392

Isaac (d. 1630), 322 n

Josiah (d. 1784), temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 276, 282

Rev. Samuel (d. 1772), President
of Columbia College, 70 n

Dr. Samuel (d. 1784), 130
-Thomas, Governor of Maryland, 191
Thomas Baker, temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 278, 282

William (d. 1704), 16 n, 18, 21, 23
Johnston, William (H. C. 1854), 53 n
Jolliffe. See Joyliffe

Jonah, the Prophet, 86 n
Jones, Charles, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 282

Elijah, temporary student at Har-
vard College, 277, 282

Henry Williams, temporary stu-
dent at Harvard College, 278, 282
John, 81

John (d. 1796), temporary student
at Harvard College, 278, 282

John Paul, project for him to
head a descent on St. Helena, 244
Nahum, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 282

Timothy, temporary student at
Harvard College, 277, 282

William, Deputy-Governor of
Connecticut, 367 n

William (H. C. 1793), quoted, on
the Social Circle of Concord, 370 n
Joyliffe, John (d. 1701), 18, 45, 46;
Councillor, 35, 40; death of, 40 n
Judson, Rev. Adoniram (d. 1826),
preaches Forefathers' Day sermon,
385, 389

KEMBLE, Stephen, 88 n

Kendall, Rev. James (d. 1859), 312, 319;
ordained at Plymouth, 311; preaches
Forefathers' Day sermon, 386, 386 n,
389

Kimball, Benjamin (d. 1775), temporary
student at Harvard College, 277, 282
Kimberley, Eleazer, temporary student
at Harvard College, 275, 282
King, William, 364

King's Province, 5, 7, 8, 45
KINNICUTT, LINCOLN NEWTON, ap-
pointed on Auditing Committee, 249;
makes report, 290

Kirkland, Rev. John Thornton (d.
1840), delivers discourse, Forefathers'
Day, 315, 385, 389, 389 n
Kirwin, Peter, 174

Kittery, Me., frontier town, 252
KITTREDGE, GEORGE LYMAN, LL.D.,
243 n, 335 n; offers an appreciation
of the services of President Lefavour,
291; remarks of, on the term Puritan,
and on laws against witchcraft, 393
Kneeland, Samuel (d. 1769), 119 n,
217 n

Knowles, John, 195; wages paid to, by
Washington, 171

KNOWLTON, Hon. MARCUS PERRIN,
LL.D., elected Vice-President of the
Society, 149, 291

Laco, pseudonym, 339 n. See also
Higginson, Stephen
Lacoites, 339

Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves
Roch Gilbert Dumotier, Marquis de,
185

Lamb, Joshua (d. 1722), temporary
student at Harvard College, 275, 282
La Moyeur, Dr. -, guest of Wash-
ington, 183, 184, 186, 188, 190
Lampson, Amos (d. 1757), temporary
student at Harvard College, 276, 282
Lamson, Rev. Alvan, 298 n, 376;
quoted, on use of the term Pilgrims,
362

Lancaster, frontier town, 253; appeals
for guard, 257; land grants in, 264
Land grants, how made, 262-269;
grants for support of the ministry,
schools, and colleges, 267

Lands, common. See Common lands
LANE, GARDINER MARTIN, A.B., death
of, announced, 286, 287

WILLIAM COOLIDGE, A.B., reads
from Journal of J. Jenks, 159; alludes
to Harvard Hall, 160; exhibits broad-
side containing list of class of 1802,
Harvard College, 402

Langdon, Josiah, temporary student at
Harvard College, 276, 282

Langloiserie, Charles Gaspard, formerly
Piot, 219 n

Louis (b. 1697), son of Charles
Gaspard, 219 n

Louis (b. 1705), son of Charles
Gaspard, 219 n

son

Louis (Hector Piot de) (b. 1695),

of Charles Gaspard, teaches
French at Harvard and in Boston,
218-231; sketch of, 219-222; for-
bidden to teach longer in Harvard
because of his unsound and danger-
ous doctrines, 224-226; referred to,
in E. Wigglesworth's letter to G.
Whitefield, 229–231

Marie Thérèse (Du Gué), wife of
Charles Gaspard, 219 n
Larnel, Benjamin (d. 1714), an Indian,
temporary student at Harvard Col-
lege, 274 n, 275, 282

Lasinby, Benjamin, temporary student
at Harvard College, 276, 282
Lathrop, Barnabas (Barnaby).
Lothrop, Barnabas

See

John. See Lothrop, Barnabas
Laud, William, Archbishop of Canter-
bury, 300

Lauzun, Armand Louis de Gontaut,

Duc de Biron and Duc de, 185
Laws, Capital, of Massachusetts Bay,
1643, 116-118, 116 n, 118 n
Lear, Tobias (d. 1816), 169 n; arrival
of, at Mt. Vernon as secretary of
Washington and preceptor of G. W. P.
Custis, 175; birth and education of,
175 n

Thomas, temporary student at Leavitt, Josiah (d. 1734), temporary
Harvard College, 277, 282

Lancaster, Sewall, temporary student
at Harvard College, 278, 282

student at Harvard College, 275,

282

LeBaron, Dr. Lazarus, 300

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