Kent, jonathan. ii. 78.

Kent, samuel. ii. 180.

Kent street in scituate. iv. 239.

vii. Kentucky, visited by robertson. vii.
64. indian hostilities in. 64.

Kingman, david. vii. 160.
Kinginan, ezra. vii. 160.
Kingsbury, rev. samuel, of edgartown.

iii. 72.

Knight, john, sen. viii. 106.
Knight, john, jun. viii. 106.
Knight, john. viii. 106.
Knight, richard. viii. 106.
Knight,
of wells. vi. 600.
Knight, lieut. iv. 218.
Knight's survey of new bedford. iii.

18.

Knistenaux indians, their language,
and warriours. ii. 12.

Kingsbury, capt. eleazer. viii. 45.
Kingston, origin of its name; sepa-
rated from plymouth, iii. 163. de-
scription of. 204. soil. 205.
ponds and rivers; an indian woman
at, had seven children in 22 months.
206. manufactures. 207. set off Knollis, rev. hanserd, of dover. i.
from plymouth. 208. incorporat-
ed; first meeting-house; ecclesiasti-
cal history. 209. meeting-houses;
dissentions at about ministerial
fund; baptist society. 213. min-
isterial fund; houses and inhabi-
tants. 214. roads and schools.
215. diseases at; shipping.
217. 218. salt works; bill of mor-
tality. 218. 219.

216.

Kingston, new hampshire, sketch of

its ministers and churches. ix. 367.
Kinnibiki, or kennebeck. viii. 252.
Kinnyin, capt. eleazar. viii. 45.
Kinsley, martin. vii. 170.
Kinsman, richard, his orchard for
making perry in virginia. ix. 118.
Kirby, or pittsford marble, remarkably
fine. ix. 136.
Kirk, sir david.

vi. 498.

captain,
takes fort kebec, or quebec, then a
great staple for furs, from the
french, in 1629. vii. P. 52.
Kirk,

'9 an enemy of massachu-

setts, drowned at barbadoes.
580.

vi.

168. v. 220. joke about. vi.
356. forbidden to preach in mas-
sachusetts, goes to agamenticus,
comes to boston to answer accusa-
tions. 357. removed from church
at dover to make way for mr.
larkham. 362. quarrels with mr.
larkham. 362. guilty of adultery.

363.
Knowles, rev. j.

ordained at water-
town. v. 276. goes to virginia.

vi. 410. returns. 411. vii. 19.
41. goes to preach to virginia; is
forced to return by the governour
and others there. viii. 29. 30.
Knowles,
iv. 249.
Knowlton, thomas

viii. 107.

Lake huron indians. ii. 3.
Lake superior. ii. 11.
Lake of the hills. ii. 11.
Lake of the two hills. ii. 11.
Lake of the woods. ii. 12.
Lake George. iii. 236.
Lakenham parish. iv. 277.
Lakenham farm, in carver.
Lakenham west meadows.
Lamb, thomas. vii. P. 4.

iv. 283.

iv. 284.

sworn a

freeman of massachusetts. P. 29.
viii. 232.

Lamb, joshua, purchases the town of
hardwick of the indians. i. 180.
Lamb, captain, wounded. ii. 246.
Lamb and lyon, first settlers of new
london, new hampshire. viii. 175.
Lambert, rev. nathaniel. iii. 108.
Lambert, capt. jonathan, his settle-
ment of tristan d'acunha. ii. 125.
his garden. 125.
Lamberton,
of new haven,
erects a trading house at delaware.
in the new haven ship lost

vi. 439.

at sea. viii. 18.

lick friend" against slavery; manu-
mits his slaves. viii. 185. 187.
Langlois, charles-francis, a french
protestant, anecdote of. iii. 194.
Lanham brook. iv. 55.
Lapelle river. ii. 42.
Lapham, thomas. iv. 241.
La platte river. ii. 29.
Larance,

arrives at new kent.

i. 79. 80.
Larkham, rev. thomas, of dover, new
hampshire, troubles with mr. knol-
lis. v. 220. 222. causes trouble at
pascataqua; put in the place of
mr. knollis. vi. 362. quarrel with
mr. knollis; excommunicated by
mr. knollis; released from excom-
munication. 362. 363. leaves do-
ver in order to escape detection of
adultery. 364. quarrel with mr.
gibson. 381.
Larnell, benjamin. viii. 243.
Lary, joseph. iii. 119.
Larvy. See lurvy.
Lascell, general. viii. 157.

Lancaster, massachusetts, settled. vi." Last supper," of da vinci. iii. 229.

543.
Lancaster, new hampshire, description
of. iii. 97. bridges, mills, man-
ufactures, distilleries, quadrupeds.
100. birds. 101. academy and
schools, social library, profession-
al men. 102. courts held at, his-
tory, charter. 103. church, bap-
tisms. 104. marriages and deaths,
baptist society and inhabitants.
105.

Land, unimproved, price of, in new
england. v. 230.

Land pilot hills. iii. 98.

Landaff, bishop of, (ewer.) ii. 190.
Landaff, bishop of, (watson) his let-
ter. i. 250.

Landing of the fathers, painting of,
by henry sargent. iii. 225. 230.
anniversary noted. vii. 133.
Lane, job. viii. 46.

Lane, daniel. vii. 120.

Latham, william, a forefather.
153.

vii.

Latham, mary, condemned to death
for adultery. vi. 426.
Latham, seth. vii. 140.
Latham, thomas. vii. 165.
Latham, charles. vii. 165.
Latham, robert. vii. 153.
Latham, arthur. vii. 153.
Latham, chilton. vii. 150. 153.
Lathrop, barnabas. viii. 182.
Lathrop, mark. vii. 149. 150. 155.
Lathrop, samuel. vii. 149.
Lathrop, edward. vii. 149.
Lathrop, isaac. iv. 87.
Lathrop, rev. dr. john, his memoir of
rev. john lothrop. i. 163. his let-
ter about the death of king philip.
iv. 63. 131. quoted. x. 175.
Lathrop, mrs. iv. 131.
Lathrop, seth. vii. 147.

Lathrop, derivation of the name. i.
177.

Lathrop, or laythorpe. vii. 151.
Lathrope, b. h. i. 177.

Latimer, bishop. ii. 104.

La tour. iv. 158. attacks plymouth
trading house at machias.

v. 163.

sends a commissioner to boston

v. 38.

writes the "pub-

with d'aulney.

about acady. vi. 478. at war
478. arrives at

483.

boston. 479. commission as ad-
miral of france; complains of the
injurious practices of d'aulney; ex-
ercises soldiers on training day at
boston; returns home. 482. goes
to governour endicott at salem;
claims nova scotia under title
from sir william alexander.
returns home. 484. fort captured
during his absence by d'aulney.
497. 498. goes to newfoundland,
to england; returns to cape sables;
conspires with frenchmen on board
his vessel, to put the english on
shore; sufferings of the english thus
put on shore. 498.

La tour, mrs. commences an action
against captain bailey. vi. 489.
fights bravely against d'aulney.
493. captured by d'aulney, and
dies of grief. 498.

Laud, archbishop. i. 167. made
chancellor of oxford. vii. P. 16.
silences the rev. thomas shepherd;
his singular interview with mr.
shepherd. P. 46. 47. prosecutes
professor gellibrand and his servant,
w. beal, for publishing an alma-
nack; orders a book to be publish-
ed, in which the martyrs are styled
traitors, rebels, &c. P. 50. con-
secrates st. catherine creed
church, in london, and st. giles
church in the fields, with great pa-
rade and numerous forms, which
papists had used before. P. 50. 51.
consecrates a chapel at hammer-
smith, with the same popish cere-
monies as the foregoing. P. 52.
introduces altars, etc. at the uni-
versity of oxford, of which he was
chancellor, and into churches. P.
52. 53. angry because the conse-
cration of churches and wakes are
forbidden. P. 77. 78. the princi-
pal man in the ministry of charles i.;
punishes n. bernard for preaching
against altars, bowings, etc. P. 79.
consecrates lord treasurer weston's
chapel, and marries his daughter to
the duke of lenox. P. 79. 80. ob-
tains for mr. francis windebank, a
furious papist, the place of secretary
of state to charles i. P. 80. his
pursuivants oblige rev. j. cotton, of
boston, england, to hide. P. 80.
his persecuting spirit. P. 83.
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Laurel hill. ii. 223.
Laurie, captain, in the expedition
against concord. ii. 225. 226.
Law, capt. engineer. ii. 247.
Law of massachusetts, prohibiting any
to entertain strangers without li-
cense from two magistrates. vi.
413.

Lawrence,

, governour of nova

scotia. viii. 282.
Lawrence, rev. micah, of winchester,
new hampshire. iv. 78. ix 367.
Lawrence, rev. nathaniel, his account
of tyngsborough. iv. 192. ordained
at tyngsborough. 197.

Laws, capital, established in massa-
chusetts. iv. 112. of massachu-
setts, first printed. vi. 544. viii.
10. code of, among early settlers
of rhode island. vii. 78. by
whom made in massachusetts colo-
ny. P. 3.

Lawson, rev. deodat, of scituate. iv.
235. notice of. 236.
Lawson, roger, impeached for trading

with an enemy, claims habeas cor-
pus in massachusetts. viii. 240.
242.

Lay, benjamin, r. vaux's life of, re-
ferred to. viii. 133. attempts to
abolish slavery among the friends.
185.

Laythorpe. See lothrop.
Laythrop. See lothrop.
Lazell, thomas, an early planter of
halifax, massachusetts. iv. 285.
Lazell, isaac. vii. 148 165.
Lazeil, ebenezer. vii 170.
Lazel!,
vii. 155.
Leach, caleb, an ingenious mechanick.
iii. 170.

Leach, samuel. vii. 149. 157.
Leach, giles. vii. 149. 155.
Leach lake. ii. 11.
Lear, mrs.
x. 176.
Leather mitten ordination of rev. israel
chauncy, at stratford, connecticut.
ii. 132.

Leather jacket ordination, is it valid?
iv. 298.
Leathers, ezekiel.
x. 177.
Leathers, abednego. x. 177.
Leaver,
ix. 45.
Leavitt, capt. dies at sea.
v. 146.
Leavitt, anna.
x 178.
Le baron, dr. francis. iii. 190. iv.
272.

the general court for his opinions,
which he retracts. v. 275. vi.
343.

Leonard, leonardson, or lennerson.
See leonard. vii. 151.
Leonard, solomon. vii. 149. 155.
Leonard, samuel. vii. 149.
Leonard, john. vii. 149.
Leonard, isaac. vii. 149.
Leonard, rev. nathaniel, of plymouth.
iii. 199. iv. 94.
Leonard, george. vii. 164.
Leonard, jonathan. vii. 170.
Leonard, david. vii. 170.
Leonard, zenas-1. vii. 170.
Leonard, levi-w. vii. 170.

Lee, richard-henry, his letter to samuel Leonardson, solomon. vii. 138. 147.

adams. i. 186.

Lee, henry. iii. 253. his memoirs
quoted. 244.

x. 192.

Lee, william, esq.
Leech pond. iii. 181.
Leechman, professor, of glasgow uni-
versity. viii. 176.

Leet, william, governour of new haven
colony. vi. 311. 319. 331.
Leg, capt. ii. 123.
Le gard, fortune.
v. 160.
Legg, samuel. x. 26.
Legge, col. iv. 92.

Legislature of massachusetts first di-
vided into two bodies, and in case of
a different result in the two branch-
es, to be determined by a convention
of both. vi. 391.

Leigh, quoted. vii. P. 53.
Leighton, dr. punished for publishing
"a plea against prelacy." vii. P.
16.
Leipsic, battle of, between gustavus
of sweden, and count tilly. vii. P.
55. account of the new literary
productions of its fair in 1792. viii.

274.

Lemes indians. ix. 54.
Lenape. See delaware indian lan-
guage.
Lenni lenape, or delaware indian lan-
ix. 239.
guage.
Lenox, duke of, patentee of new
england. V. 217. marries lord
treasurer weston's daughter. vii.
P. 80.

Lenten,
Lenthall; rev.

Lesley, mathey, assistant to quarter
master general. viii. 156.
Lester, ensign. iv. 218.

Lettres edifiantes et curieuses ecrits
des missions etrangeres, quoted. viii.
250.

Lettsom's method of preserving vege.
tables. i. 23.

Leverett, thomas, elder, of boston. V.
188. 190. iii. 285. vii. 136.
Leverett, john. iii. 285. governour.
167. commissioner to new york.
vi. 547. 593. 595. 600. major gen-
eral; deputy governour of massachu-
setts. 610. though a junior of
the magistrates, appointed deputy
governour and afterwards gover.
nour, in which office he is continued
till his death; his character. 611.
order of march and pageantry at
his funeral. viii. 44. major gene-
ral of massachusetts. 88. 91. 101.
x. 24. 25. commissioner. 59.
Leverett, john, president of harvard
college. iv. 64. 93. 142.
Leveridge, rev. william, sent out to
pascataqua. v. 221. vi. 603. in-
structs indians at sandwich. viii.

29.
Levett, rev. r. his questions of con-
science to rev. mr. cotton.
x. 182.
Leviston, rev.
of ireland.
V.
154. his letter. 154. 155.
Lewesden hill, quoted. iii. 195.
Lewis, george. iv. 233. 239. 248.
Lewis, john. iv. 239.
vii. 22.
Lewis, thomas. iv. 187.
called before Lewis, ezekiel.
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