Austin, saint, his complaint of the church being over-burdened with canons. vi. 413.
Austin, major. viii. 215. Authority, contempt of, punished. vii. P. 27.
damage to the corn. vii. P. 93 Austin, gen. nathaniel, sheriff of mid- the king's letter about their number in massachusetts. viii. 54. Assistants in plymouth colony, their number increased. v. 90. 91. se- ven for the first time chosen there, which number continues till it be- came a part of massachusetts colo- ny. vii. P. 83. Assookamuck. iv. 267. Assoomsin-ewet, a sachem and famous hunter its meaning. iv. 284. Assowompamock. iv. 267. Athamochas, or hobbamockas. iii. 127. Athearn, iii. 66.
Athenæum, boston. i. 138. Athenæ oxonienses. i. 163. Athenian mercury, by john dunton. ii. 97.
Athenianism, by john dunton. ii. 97. Atherton, captain, of dorchester. iv. 24. x. 59. goes to the narragan- sets for tribute. vi. 463. 464. his courage. 464. 465. chief military officer in new england; dies. vi. 641. vii. 54.
Atherton, hon. charles h. x. 192. Atkinson, theodore. iii. 119. Atkinson, john. viii. 106. Attacapos indians; their residence, number and language. ii. 25. 26. Attachments to be granted by any as- sistant in massachusetts. vii. P. 31. Attleborough, note on. i. 184. Attleborough gore. x. 171. Atwater, jeremiah. ii. 130. Atwood,
Atwood, john. iv. 100. Atwood, james. x. 177. Aubray,
"" a painter. iii. 197. Auger, ager, or alger. vii. 151. 155. Auglaize river. ii. 5.
Augoochee, hepzibah. iii. 17. Augusta, maine, earthquake felt at. iv. 70.
Aumkuck, or painted bird, at carver. vi. 275.
Aurania, or albany fort. v. 18. dutch fort at attacked by indians. vi. 432. Aurania fort. vi. 521.
Aurean academy at amherst, new hampshire. ii. 249. vii. 70. Austin, jonathan w. i. 231. Austin, jonathan 1. i. 249. Austin, charles. i. 258. Austin, james t. ii. 175.
Austin, william. ii. 177. 178. 179. 180.
Authors, how many living in germany in 1792. viii. 274. Averill, israel. viii. 45. Avery, rev.-
drowned in com-
ing to new england. v. 200. Avery, rev. of truro. Avogall indians. ii. 26. 27. Ayer, deacon james. iv. 127. Ayer, obadias. iv. 168.
Ayer's pond. iv. 122. Ayers,
a pioneer. ii. 232. Azores, touched at by gosnold.
Babboosuk pond in amherst, new hampshire. ii. 248.
Babcock, rev. josiah, of andover, new hampshire. iii. 112. Babcock, adam. iii. 197. Babcock, elisha. iv. 201. Bachelder, rev. william, minister of baptist church in haverhill. iv. 151.
Bachelor, rev. stephen. See batche- lor.
Bacheller, rev. samuel, of haverhill. iv. 147. difficulties during his ministry. 147. 148. 149. his dis- mission; a representative to gene- ral court. 149.
Backus's history of baptists referred to. iv. 264. viii. 111.
Bacon, col. and ingram, their rebellion in virginia. i. 33.
Bacon, col. taken prisoner. i. 35. his trial and acquittal. 35. pro- claimed traitor. 39. his declara- tion. 41. the oath taken by him and his associates. 45. advances against the indians. 47. blocks up the town. 50. sends for wo- men into the camp. 51. attack- ed. 53. sets fire to jamestown. 54. goes to gloucester. 55, re- solves to fight. 55. is forsaken
Bacon, lieut. isaac. iv. 229. Bacon, john. iv. 229. Badger, rev. stephen. ii. 149. Badger, rev. moses, episcopal mission- ary to new hampshire. iv. 78. of providence. 164. 167. 169. Badger, john. viii. 106. Badger, hannah. x. 178. Bagnall, walter, or great wat, murder- ed by indians at richmond's island. v. 142. vii. P. 35. his murder or- dered to be examined into, and the guilty brought prisoners to boston. vii. P. 65. one of his murderers hung. vii. P. 83. Bagou beauf. ii 27.
Bahama islands, or eleutheria. vi. 523. Bainbridge, commodore william. ii. 174.
Baker, deacon jonas. iii. 104. Baker, john. viii. 107.
Baker, continuation of, quoted. vii. P. 51.
Baker, samuel. iv. 234. Baker, nathaniel. iv. 234. Baker, nicholas. iv. 234. Baker, grace. iv. 234. Baker,
Baker, rev. nicholas, of scituate. iv. 233. 234.
Baker, lieut. iv. 218.
Baker, j. of boston, executed at lon- don. vi. 419.
Baker's river. iii. 110. Baker's island. v. 130.
Baker's brook. viii. 168.
Bailey, rev. jacob. i. 103. Bailey, kendall. ii. 181. Bailey,
Bailey, rev. abner, of salem, new hampshire. iv. 78. Bailey,
his dissuasive from the errours of the times referred to. iv. 117. Bailey,
Bailey, guido. vii. 149. 157. Bailey, rev. john. ii. 101. Bailey, rev. thomas. ii. 101.
Ball, Ball, Ball, rev. Ballantine, john.
Balstone, william. vii. P. 84. sworn a freeman of massachusetts. P. 29. 69.
Baltimore, lord, his province. v. 180. cæcilius, lord, a papist, obtains a patent from charles i. for maryland. See maryland. vii. P. 80. Bancroft, archbishop. i. 165. Bangs, edward. iv. 100. Banks, sir john. v. 272. Banner, peter, an architect. ii. 161. Baptism, disputes about. i. 196. in-
fant. i. 167. contention about. iv. 12. ditto in rhode island. vi. 338. ditto in connecticut and massachusetts. vi. 562. ditto in new england. 587. 601. 602. of infants in rhode island, king's re- quisition about. vii. 94. the first at boston. vii. P. 5. Baptisms in shrewsbury, massachu- setts. i. 162.
Baptisms and church members at brookline. ii. 152. 153.
Baptist church founded at providence. i. 210. at haverhill. iv. 151. the first formed in england, then one at providence. ix. 197. the first of boston gathered in charlestown, 1665. ii. 172.
Baptists, rise of, in massachusetts. i. 207. law against in massachusetts. i. 210. history of, by crosby. i. 168. their former catholick spirit. i. 168. a publick dispute held with them at boston. viii. 111. 112. See anabaptists.
Barbadoes. iii. 259. sends letters to new england, requesting a supply of ministers. vi. 410. pestilential fever at. vi. 532.
Barber, edward. ii. 167. viii. 45. Barber, capt. william. viii. 45.
Barker, james. vii. 93. Barker's location. iii. 98.
Barlow, moses.
Barlow, aaron. iv. 259. 260. Barlow, joel, his letter to president stiles, enclosing one from professor ebeling. viii. 269. Barnaby, james. iv. 87. 294. Barnard, rev. john, of marble head. i. (xxx.)
Barnard, rev. jeremiah, of amherst, new hampshire. ii. 252. iv. 77. viii. 176.
Barnard, rev. edward, his character of rev. joshua gardiner. iv. 141. ordained at haverhill. iv. 143. his character. 144. 45. his epitaph. 146.
Barnard, rev. thomas. iv. 143. Barnard, rev. dr. thomas. iv. 143. Barnard, edward, of salem. iv. 169. Barnard,
dical science in massachusetts. i. 105. his history of charlestown. ii. 163. his oration on the death of washington. ii. 173. physician to state prison. ii. 175. senator from middlesex. ii. 177. counsel- lor. ii. 177. justice throughout the state. 179.-ii. 175. 176. 178. 180. 181.
Bartlett, josiah, jun. ii. 178. Bartlett, george. i. 123. ii. 180. Bartlett, gorham. ii. 178. Bartlett, robert. iii. 184. Bartlett, lieut. samuel. iii. 192. Bartlett, joseph. iv. 87. Bartlett, samuel. iv. 92. Bartlett, thomas. iv. 110. Bartlett, william. vii. 187. 188. Bartlett, john. vii. 187. 188. Bartlett, joseph. iv. 293. Bartol, iv. 181.
Barton, r. agent for gorton's company, his letter to j. winthrop; appointed agent to massachusetts for this pur- pose by the court at providence. vi. 511.
Barton, dr. ii. 6. 7. 13. 39.
Barton's new views referred to and quoted. x. 129. 130. 138. 142. Bashabeas, or chiefs of the eastern in- dians of new england. v. 30.
Baskets manufactured at carver. iv. 276.
Bass and mackerel fishery at cape cod. iii. 220.
Barnes, rev. dr. david, of scituate, no- Bass, rev. bishop. x. 55. 167.
tice of. iv. 235. 237.
Barns, james. x. 26. 27.
Barnstable bay, its tides. viii. 194. 196. x. 48.
Barque, the first built at plymouth. iv. 99. one of salem overset. vii. P. 32.
Barrell, joseph. ii. 168. Barrell, john. vi. 546. Barrett, col. iv. 216.
Barrett, capt. nathan. viii. 45. Barrington, thomas. vi. 349. Barron, capt. oliver. viii. 45. Barrows, john. iv. 90. 95. Barrows, elisha. iv. 302. Barstow, william. iv. 228. 241. Barstow, iv. 260. Barstow's bridge. iv. 228. Bartelmew, william. vii. 229. Bartlett, dr. josiah, his history of me-
Bassett, anselm. x. 37. Bassett, iv. 294.
Bassett, william. x. 57. 66. 68. Bassett, n. x. 69.
Bassett, william. vii. 138. a forefa- ther. vii. 147. 149. Bassett, sarah. vii. 147. 149. Bassett, william. vii. 147. 149. Bassett, joseph. vii. 147. 149. Bastable, ship, sails. vii. P. 68. Bastwick, dr. his saying about rev. hanserd knollis. vi. 356. Batchelder, joseph. x. 178. Batchelor, rev. stephen, of lynn, sketch of. ii. 94. V. 191. 193. dismissed from lynn on account of difficulties, and settles at hampton. v. 193. 194. quarrels with mr. dal- ton. vi. 412. punished for incon- tinence, his house burnt. vi. 420.
421. vii. 17. arrives in massa- | chusetts aged 71. vii. P. 61. 68. for contempt of authority, etc. or- dered not to preach. vii. P. 68. notice of. vii. P. 76. the order that he shall not gather a church in massachusetts reversed. vii. P. 85. Bates, iv. 294. vii. 123. Bates, thomas. iv. 293. Bath, new hampshire, account of. iii. 105. its rivers, mountains, bridges, ferries, roads, soil and pro- duce and schools. 106. its ma- nufactories. 107. value of land at; its church organized; revival of religion at; baptisms, births, marriages and deaths. 108.
Bath, earl, of, a patentee of new eng- land. v. 217. Bathing houses. i. 127. Batt, nicholas. viii. 106. Batter, edmund. viii. 106. Batteries at boston. vii. 54. Battle of lexington. iv. 215. 217. Baulston, william. vii. 93. 98. 179. See balstone.
Bean, mary. x. 177. Beans, indian, 16s. a bushel. vii. 36. Bear hill. iii. 268.
Bear's cove, or hingham, settled. 158. its church gathered. v. 192. Bearslow, joseph. vii. 144. Beauchamp, john. iv. 220. Beauford, iii. 241. Beaumont, Beaver, price of. vii. P. 1. pay- ment frequently made in. vii. 35. beaver trade, its revenue to massa- chusetts. viii. 231. confined to one person in each town in massa- chusetts. viii. 231.
Beaver brook. vii. 117. 122. 146. 166.
Beaver dam brook. iii. 173. 179. iv. 272. 275.
Beaver dams, how erected by that animal. iii. 179.
Beaver indians. ii. 43.
Beaver falls. iv. 272. 275. Beaver pond. iii. 265.
ix. Beaver river. ii. 11.
Beaver's brook. iii. 262. 265. 272.
Becancourians indians. viii. 246.
Beckworth, capt. viii. 156. Beddies indians, their residence and number. ii. 25.
Bedford, new hampshire. vi. 74. Bedford, long island. vi. 669. Beech hill. vii. 114.
Beede, rev. thomas. i. 258. of wil- ton, new hampshire. viii. 177. Beers, isaac. viii. 269. 273. 274. Bees, earliest notice of, in plymouth colony records. iv. 242.
Belcher thomas, captain of the talbot. v. 128.
Belcher, gov. jonathan, his letter from rev. dr. colman. ii. 186. 206.
rives in new england. vii. 179. a note about him. x. 39. 40. Belcher, edward, sworn a freeman. vii. P. 29.
Belcher, edmund. vii. P. 69. Belcher, jeremiah. viii. 107. viii. 233.
Beal, william, his prosecution. vii. Belcher, P. 50. Beals, mrs. Bean, john, agent with gen. robertson to treat with indians, etc. vii. 59.
Belcher, andrew. x. 26. Belknap, rev. dr. jeremy. i. 214. iii. 78. 80. 221. 290. iv. 77. x. 55. of dover, new hampshire. iv. 78.
Belknap's pond. iv. 122.
Bell, one placed in the church at new- town. vii. P. 75.
Bell, philip, governour of barbadoes, punishes familists. vi. 346. Bell, joseph. viii 45. Bell,
Bellamie, john, a printer. v. 126. Bellingham, richard, governour of massachusetts. i. (xii.) ii. 63. vi. 370. 543. 545. 575. 581. 591. 610. vii. 32. viii. 88. 90. 97. 98. 99. 110. a lawyer, arrives. iii. 143. deputy governour of massa- chusetts. 147. iv. 110. v. 157. 237. vi. 544. 546. vii. 20. 129. representative from boston. x. 23. elected deputy governour from 1656 to 1665. vi. 555. 575. his death and character. 610. 611.
Bellows, a. his account of walpole, new hampshire. vii. 124.
Bellows, col. benjamin. vii. 125. Bellows falls. vii. 124. Bellisle, straits of. iii. 168.
Ben, william. vii. 187. 188. Bendall, iii. 285. Bendall, edward. vii. P. 69. viii. 233. Benedict's history of baptists, an er- rour in, corrected. iv. 151. referred to. viii. 111.
Benet, edward. viii. 229. Benevolent trout, fable of. iii. 7. Benezet, anthony, writes against sla- very. viii. 188.
Bennet, john, an instructer. ii. 180: Bennet, rev. philip, of virginia, arrives at boston to obtain a supply of min- isters. vi. 410. viii. 29. Bennet, richard, his orchard in vir- ginia. ix. 118.
Bennet, rev. salmon, of winchester, new hampshire. ix. 367. Bennet, henry. vi. 666. viii. 107. Benson,
ern shore of virginia. i. 47. ar- rives at town. 49. leaves james- town. 54. removes to york river. 65. his forces. 67. dies. 80. governour of virginia. vi. 522. captures opechankenow, the aged sachem of virginia. ix. 111. 117. makes a successful experiment by planting rice in virginia. 118. Berkeley, alderman of london. vi.
Bermuda, its church compelled to leave the island. viii. 31. whose members suffer much, but are re- lieved by supplies sent by massa- chusetts people. 32.
Bernard, thomas. i. 249. Bernard, thomas, governour of massa- chusetts. iii. 234. Bernard, col. iv. 219. Bernard,
his book against weymouth church covenant referred to. v. 276.
Bernard, nathaniel, lecturer at st. se- pulchre's, london, severely punished for preaching against altars, &c. as popish. vii. P. 79.
Berry, sergeant james. ii. 175. Berry, ii. 235.
Besbedge, thomas. iv. 239. Besbeech or bisbee, thomas. iv. 222. Bessey, iv. 260. 294.
Best, capt. ellis, comes to new eng- land. v. 36.
Bestiality punished. vi. 421. Beverly, major, takes hansford. 62. puts him to death. 62. takes chiesman and wilford: 63. sur- prise's harris. 67.
Bewet, hugh, expelled massachusetts jurisdiction. v. 277. ix. 170. Bewit, hugh. See bewet. Beza. i. 247.
Bible society of plymouth and norfolk counties. x. 5.
Bible translated into indian. vi. 660. Bicknell apple. vii. 116. Bicknell, vii. 123. Big-bellied indians, their residence and number. ii. 35. 36. Bighome river. ii. 36. Big track indians. ii. 31. Bigelow, major timothy. i. 227. 230. 235.
Bigelow, hon. timothy, extract from his oration at the funeral of hon. s. dana. ii. 252.
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