witchcraft to dr. i. mather. 222.
iii. Oxenbridge, rev. john, of boston. vi. 603.
Osgood, rev. james, of wenham. viii. 176.
Osgood, rev. dr. david, his sermon be- fore ancient and honourable artille- ry company. ii. 186.
Osgood, joshua-b. iv. 169. Osgood, isaac. iv. 169.
Osgood, thomas. ii. 181.
Oxford, massachusetts. iii. 19. Oxford, bishop of, sermon before so- ciety for propagating the gospel. ii. 190.
Oxford university, difficulties at, ow- ing to church forms, etc. vii. P. 52. 53. bishop laud its chancellor. P. 52.
Osooit, zachary, indian preacher at Oyster pond. iii. 38. gay head. iii. 13. 17.
Ossage river. ii. 23.
Ossage indian tribes, character, num- ber, residence, warriours and annui- ty; cede lands to the united states. ii. 31.
Ossamequin. See ousamaquin. Otash, sachem of narragansets. viii. 150.
Otis, john, of scituate. 248. vii. 122.
Otis, james, jun. x. 29. Otis, samuel-a. iii. 167. 249. clerk of united states senate. viii. 316. Ottagaumies indians, their number and annuity. ii. 9.
Ottawas indians, their number, war- riours and annuity. ii. 11. 12. Ottawas river. ii. 10. 11. Otter pond. viii. 174.
Otter creek. ix. 123. 125. 126.
Otters at mashpee. iii. 2.
ber and language. 32. Ouchee indian language. ii. 18. Oufiougulas indians. ii. 15. Ouiscousing river. ii. 10. Oukehaee indian language. ii. 18. Ousamaquin, quarrel with canonicus and meantinomy. vii. 75. 76. sa- chem, his deed of duxbury. 139. sachem of pacanacot, flees with his men to sowams, a plymouth trading house. vii. P. 58. x. 66. Outagamis indians. viii. 251. Outinon fort. ii. 18. Overseers of mashpee indians. iii. 10. Owanux, pequot word for englishmen. viii. 138.
Oyster bed proprietary at plymouth. iii. 191.
Oyster bank, at scituate. iv. 228. Oyster, long island. vi. 669. Ozark indians. ii. 28. See arkansas indians.
Pacanaukett. iv. 266.
Pacanas indians, their number and re- sidence. ii. 27.
Pacatuck river. vii. P. 59. Pacheweset island. iv. 289. Packanokick, or puckanokick, the seat of massasoyt. ix. 27. journey of plymyouth people to. 49.50. 73. Packard, samuel. vii. 148. 149. 154. Packard, samuel. vii. 149. Packard, zacheus. vii. 149. Packard, nathaniel. vii. 149. Packard, john. vii. 149. 157. Packard, jonathan. vii. 166.
Packard, rev. elijah, of plymouth. iii. 201. vii. 154. 169.
burg. iii. 104. Page, rev. john, of hawke, new hamp- shire. iv. 78.
Page, david, first settler of lancaster, new hampshire. iii. 103. Page, rev. thomas, of hebron, new hampshire. iii. 112.
Palace gate of quebec. ii. 245. Palfrey, peter. v. 107. Palfrey,
Palladium, extract from. iii. 225. 230. Pallinger, lieut. viii. 156. Palmer, abraham. v. 122. vii. P. 4. 60. viii. 146.
Palmer, capt. of the st. patrick, diffi- culty with the lieutenant of the cas- tle. v. 241. presents the king's
colours to the castle. 242. Palmer, john, of scituate. iv. 241. Palmer, iv. 266. Palmer, rev. thomas, of middlebo- rough. iii. 197. Palmer,
Palmer, dr. iii. 197.
Palmer, ann. iv. 91.
Palmer, rev. samuel. iii. 16. Palmer, barnabas.
Palmer, rev. stephen. x. 191. Pamet, submits to the king of england. ix. 68.
Pamola, an indian evil spirit, supersti- tion about. viii. 116. Panis, or pawnee, indians.
Papists, their errours. Paris, rev. noyes. iv. 59. Parker, archbishop, opposed to the consecration of churches. vii. P. 51. Parker, rev. robert, a nonconformist. v. 118. 187. 188.
Parker, rev. thomas, of newbury, ar- rives. iii. 144. iv. 120. v. 193. Parker, rev. james, of weymouth, preaches at lower piscataqua. vi. 364.
Parker, william. iv. 25. Parker, william. iv. 239. Parker, james. ii. 162. Parker, robert. ii. 162. Parker, thomas. viii. 106.
Parker, rev. jonathan, of plympton.. iv. 270.
Parker, rev benjamin, of haverhill. iv. 150.
Parker, zechariah. iii. 111. 112. Parker, john. iii. 119. Parker, asa.
Parker, jonathan. viii. 46. Parker, jonas. viii. 46. Parker, mrs. x. 180.
Parker, daniel. iv. 169. Parker, isaac, chief justice of massa- chusetts. viii. 298. Parker, david. iii. 11. Parker, daniel. ii. 180. Parker, leonard-m. ii. 178. 180. 181. Parker, rev. clement, of chester, new hampshire. ix. 369.
Parkman, rev. ebenezer, of westbo- rough. iv. 263.
Parr, samuel. viii. 106.
Parsons, rev. jonathan, of newbury- port. ii. 228.
Parsons, rev. samuel, of rye, new hampshire. iv. 78.
Parsons, judge theophilus.
iv. 99. chief justice of massachusetts. viii. 286. his letter from w. tudor. 287. his character by w. tudor. 289. Parsons, capt. ii. 225.226. iv. 216. Parsons, general. x. 87. Partrich. See partridge. Partridge, or partrich, rev. ralph, ar- rives. iv. 2. settles at duxbury. v. 240. vi. 556. a champion for the truth against samuel gorton. 662. 663. vii. 158. x. 57. 65. 68. 69.
Partridge, capt. arrives; his heresies; called before the court; ordered to quit the province; goes to rhode
Pascataqua, different modes of spell- ing. ii. 267. v. 16. indians at. 32. 78. murder walter bagnall. 142. vii. P. 35. first settlement at. v. 213. parts about granted to sir f. gorges and others. 215. people in the neighbourhood of, form a combination of government 220. 222. land there owned by bristol and shrewsbury people and others. 221 religious disturban- ces at. 222 vi. 350. 362. 364. eight men drowned at. 421. the south and east side of the river comes under the jurisdiction of massachusetts. 542. 543. £60 per annum raised for harvard col- lege by some of its gentlemen. 543. dispute about lands at. 555. men murdered at, by indians. 631. two wicked fellows of, hung at bos- ton for killing their master. 647. now new hampshire; formation of its government. vii. (prince's ad- vertisement.) or pascatoway, go- vernour of, comes out under sir f. gorges. P. 7. or piscatoway, per- sons sent out to, for the purpose of making salt. P. 30. or piscataqua, or pascatowa, or pascataquack. P. 35. mr. trelane's tract of land at; fishing places at. P. 35. corn sent from, to boston windmill. P. 70.
Pascagaulas indians, their number and residence. ii. 27. Pason, edward. iv. 110. Pasque island. iii. 77. Passaconnaway and passaquo sell ha- verhill. iv. 169. 171. v. 60. Passaquo and passaconnaway sell ha- verhill. iv. 169. 171. Pastanownas, or castahanas indians, their residence and number. ii. 38. Patackosi. iii. 175.
Patawoenicke river, virginia. ix. 110. Patent to mr. white and others, of dorchester, england, of land be- tween 3 miles north of merrimack and 3 miles south of charles river.
v. 89. of new england, the grand, of 1620. v. 80. (And see the ter- ritories conveyed, and the parties or persons to whom the conveyance was made.) of mashpee indians, granted. iii. 11.
Patrick, capt. daniel, shot at stamford. vi. 425. sworn a freeman. vii. P. 29. 34. his pay. P. 85. sent by massachusetts with troops against indians at block island. viii. 143. in the war with capt. mason against the pequots. 147. his pension from massachusetts. 234.
Pattasquamscuck, or pettesquamscuck.
Patten, william. ii. 162. Patten, rev. william, of halifax. iv. 282. 283.
Patten, mary. x. 178. Patten, rev. dr. of newport. iv. 283. Patten, amos. viii. 115. Patterson, widow, Patterson, grisel, Patteshall, richard. viii. 105. Patteshall, miss. x. 2. Pattison, edward. viii 139. Patucket river. x. 171. Patuxant river, virginia. ix. 110. Patuxet, or plymouth. i. (xx.) v.37. 41.98. ix. 49. Patuxet river. vi. 521. Paucatuke river. vi. 582. Paukopunnakuk hill. iii. 175. Paul's point. iii. 45. Paunche indians, ii. 35. their number and residence. 36. Paupers in boston alms-house. i. 131. Pauquiaug, or weathersfield. vi. 307. Paucatuck river. vii. 91. 92. the
boundary between rhode island and connecticut. vii. 122. Pawcatuck bay. viii. 149. Pawkunnawkuts, or wampanoags, in- dians, their place of residence. ix. 236.
Pawnees, language. ii. 26. 28. 29. res- idence and number. 33. Pawtucket indians, their place of resi- dence. ix. 236.
Pawtucket river. ix. 172. Pawtuxet river. ix. 172. Pautuxet planted. ix. 182. Paybody, john. vii. 138. Paybody, william. vii. 138. x. 58. 64. 66.68. 71.
Payne, john. viii. 107.
Payson, rev. edward, of rowley. iv. 142.
Payson, samuel. ii. 176. 178. 180. Payson, rev. edward, of portland. iv. 181.
Payson, john-1. ii. 178.
Peaked mountain. viii. 115. Peakes, william. iv. 241. Pearl river. ii. 16. 17. 43. Pearson, george. i. 121.
Peas 10s. sterling a bushel in massa- chusetts. vii. P. 10.
Pease, theophilus, his preservation. iv. 264.
Peekskill. iii. 245. Pegipscot river. v. 31. Pekash, or pequot. vii. P. 25. Peirce, capt. john, of the ship para- gon, employed to obtain a patent for plymouth colony. v. 80. 81. his fraudulent conduct. 81. 82. first patent of plymouth colony ta- ken in his name; richard gardiner's letter to him. ix. 27. his selfish views. 28.
Peirce, capt. william, arrives in the ann with passengers. v. 82. 130. arrives in the lyon. 139. saves the ambrose. 140. vii. P. 19. iv. 156. his ship cast away near vir- ginia. v. 202. serviceable in bring- ing passengers to new england; goes to providence island and is killed. vi. 378. 379. who had been sent to ireland, arrives oppor- tunely at nantasket. vii. P. 18. goes for, and arrives in england. P.
25. arrives in the lyon, which is saluted by boston. P. 37. sails for virginia and england. P. 38. 69. 71. arrives with passengers in the lyon. P. 67. his ship lost, with a part of his men and passengers, and goods, belonging to boston and ply- mouth. P. 86. 87. his letter about the loss of his ship. P. 87. 88..
Peirce, james. vi. 642. Peirce, daniel. iii. 119.
Peirson, rev. abraham, removes to long island. v. 245. vii. 22. 23. Pelham, in massachusetts. iii. 247. Pelham, herbert, assistant. iv. 110. v. 122. commissioner. vi. 499. vii. 16. 55.
Pelham, william. vii. P. 4.
Pellets of clay, a curious discharge of. vi. 646.
Pelton, or strayton, george, his bees in virginia. ix. 120.
Pemaquid. i. (iv.) v. 11. 15. 16. 89. rifled by pirates. 160. indians at. vi. 629. rifled by bull and other pi- rates. vii. P. 73.
Pemberton, james. vii. P. 4. Pemberton, john. vii. P. 70. Pemberton, rev. ebenezer, of boston. i. (xxx.)
Pemberton, dr. ebenezer. viii, 158. Pemberton, john. viii. 185. Pemberton, iii. 13.
Pembroke, earl of, a patentee of new england. v. 217.
Pembroke, philip, earl of. ix. 185. Pembroke in massachusetts. vii. 141. indian name. 144. 146. Pemigewasset river. iii. 109. 111. 113. 114. Pendleton, major bryan, of saco. vi. 542. 600. viii. 229. Penequese island. iii. 78. Pengry, moses. viii. 107. Penguin river. iv. 291. Penhallow, samuel, his account of rev. charles morton. i. 161. indian wars quoted. iv. 129. referred to. viii. 254.
Penhallow, richard-w. iii. 119. Penmanmore. vii. 186. Penn, its meaning. vii. 186. Penn, william, his letter to governour hinckley, of plymouth. vii. 185. his letter to richard turner. 186. confirmation of pennsylvania to
him. 186. countenanced slavery; left a family of slaves. viii. 185. Penn, elder james. vii. P. 4. 69. marshal of the courts in massachu- setts, his salary. viii. 233. 234. x.
Pennacooke. v. 242.
Pennington, isaac. vi. 349. Pennington, lieut. viii. 156. Pennsylvania, origin of its name, and its etymology; debate about its name. vii. 186. letters on the at- tempts to abolish slavery there. viii. 183. 192. towns in, their do- nations to boston during its port bill. ix. 161. 163. 165. Penobscot. i. (iv.) plymouth trad- ing house at, rifled by the french. v. 161. or pentagoet. vi. 494. trade to, at the disposal of ply- mouth people. vii. P. 34. ply- mouth trading house at, rifled by the french. P. 62. mr. allerton's trad- ing house at, broken, and people killed by the french. P. 74. Penobscot indians. iv. 130.
Pequots, at war with the english. i. (xxix.) mortality among. ii. 66. iv. 28. take prisoners near hart- ford. 28. 30. 42. their cruel dis- position. 43. defeated by the eng- lish. 47. 49. a warlike race. 33. cause of war with the english. 93. kill captains stone and ton. 156. peace made with. 166. 176. murder oldham and declare war against the english. 176. 248. 250. sachem persuades the dela- wares to sell to new haven men. vi. 380. vii. 81. war with massa- chusetts. 76. decree in favour of. 92. and other indians, allies of connecticut against the nar- ragansets. 112. or pekash. 25. wars with canonicus and mian- tonemy, chiefs of the narragansets, about territory. P. 58. 59. war with the english. P. 59. 93. kill
captains oldham and stone; murder and torture english, and resolve to extirpate them, and tempt the narragansets and mohegans to join them. viii. 123. causes of the war against them detailed. 130. 131. massachusetts sends troops against them under capt. endicott and oth- ers. 131. kill people at weathers- field. 132. a brief history of their war by major john mason, with an introduction and notes by rev. t. prince. 120. 153. place of resi- dence. 122. 123. troops sent against by connecticut, under capt, mason. viii. 133. fort attacked and burnt. 139. remove towards manhatoes. 145. many captured by capt. mason. 147. 148. many surrender and are given to uncas, miantonimo and nynigrett; mainder settle in different places. 148. 149. number killed in the war. v. 251. 252. 254. lived prin- cipally where stonington and gro- ton, connecticut, now stand; war was the first in new england. ix. 176. in which they were almost ex- tirpated. 177. place of residence. 235. defeated by capt. massachusetts and plymouth send soldiers against. x. 59. Pequod river, now thames river. V. 19. 33.
Perkins, william. vii. P. 86. Perkins, capt. vii. 54. Perkins, william. x. 176. Perkins, john. viii. 107. Perkins, jacob. viii. 107. Perkins, david. vii. 148. 159. Perkins, sergeant. vi. 628. Perkins, rev. daniel, of bridgewater. vii. 163. 168.
Perkins, dr. richard. vii. 160. 163. 169.
Perkins, thomas. vii. 170.
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