|
Obtakie8t?J257
Abbot, George ; Abp.
of Canterbury, 112,
114, 126, 278, 283,
287, 295
Adams, John, 385
Adventurers (in and
about London^ of
New Plymoutn in
New England ; The
=The Associates of
John Peirce, 4, 257-
261, 304, 311-314,
320, 321, 322, 333,
336-338, 344, 353,
356, 399, 492, 493,
506-508, 514. See
also, Conditions, &c.,
The
Agawam (Ip^wichy
N.E.\ 426
Agowaywam ( Ware-
ham, N.E.\ 555
Agreement of Peace
between the Pilgrim
Fathers and Massa-
The PUgrim Fathers.
soit, 457, 458, 463,
489, 525, 527
Ainsworth, Rev.
Henry, 31, 104, 107,
115, 117, 119, 124,
125, 127, 137, 138,
172, 176, 186, 247
Ainsworth's Church at
Amsterdam, 1610-
1623 ; The Rev.
Henry, 100, 122,
127, 173, 211, 310,
314,315. AlsocaUed,
The Ainsworthians
Ainsworthians of the
English Protestant
exiles atAmsterdam,
The, 31, 100, 117,
118,123,126
Alckemade, Huyck
van, 156
Alconbury Hill, co.
Hunts, 72
Aldee, Edward ; the
London Printer,
119
Alden, John ; the
Cooper,356, 362,369,
377, 378, 384
Alden (previously
Mullins^; Priscilla,
Wife of John, 362,
369,377
6oi
Alderton, Gk)odwife
— see Allerton, M.
Alderton, John — see
Allerton, J.
Algrind — Edmund
Spenser's poetical
name for Abp.
Edmund Grindal, 24
Allden, Robert, 321
Allerton, Bartholo-
mew, 362, 367, 379
Allerton, Isaac ; first
Assistant of Ply-
mouth Colony, 162-
164, 169, 307-308,
362, 366, 376, 378,
381, 383, 457, 460,
519, 522, 534, 560,
562, 563
Allerton, John ; a
sailor, 377, 379, 427
Allerton, (previously
Norris), Mary, first
Wife of Isaac, 162,
164, 367, 439
Allerton, afterwards
Cushman ; Mary [the
last survivor of those
who left England in
thei/bw/fot^wron6/16
September 1620],
362, 367
Allerton, afterwards
2q
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Maverick ; Remem-
ber, 362, 367
A Her ton [sister to
Isaac, 376], after-
wards Vincent;
then Priest ; and
finally Godbert ;
Sarah, 162-164, 376
Allerton, Point;
Boston Bay, 483
Alltham, Captain
Emmanuel, 257, 258,
321
Alnwick, co. Nor-
thumb., 71
Altham, Emmanuel —
see Alltham, K
Althem, Samuel— see
Alltham, E.
Altum, Emanuel — see
Alltham, E.
American Library
Association, 9
Ames, Doctor William,
103, 125, 176, 209,
210, 213, 234, 237,
245
Amesius — see Ames,
Doctor W.
Amsterdam, 9, 10, 29,
31, 42, 70, 95-105,
107, 110, 113, 115,
117, 119, 121, 122,
125, 129, 134-140,
142, 148, 149, 168,
172, 186, 202, 210,
211, 234, 246, 274,
291, 299, 301, 302,
310, 314, 315, 323,
324, 330, 331, 389
Amsterdam :
Ancient exiled
English Church
(1597 - 1610X The,
3, 9, 13, 30, 31,
38, 54, 70, 98, 99,
101-136, 138, 148,
277
Ainsworth's Church,
The Rev. Henry,
Amsterdam {covU.)
(1610-1701), 100, 116,
122, 125, 127, 211,
310, 314, 315
Begyn Hof, 99
Brethren of the Se-
paration, The An-
cient — see Ancient
exiled English
Church
Brethren of the Se-
paration of the
Second English
Church, The — see
Gainsborough
Church, The
Clifton family at,
The, 95-97
Dutch Reformed
Church, The, 110,
128
English Congrega-
tion, (1597- ?1599),
That poor, 98, 99
Gainsboroug h
Church, (1608-1615X
The, 100, 121, 131,
135-137, 140
Great Cake House,
The, 100, 140
Helwys's Company
(1609-1613X Master
Thomas, 100, 137, 140
Johnson's Church,
(1610 - 1619) ; The
Rev. Francis, 10, 100,
115, 117, 277
Meeting House of
the Ancient exiled
English Church, The,
117, 124, 125, 128
Mennonite Church,
A, 137, 138, 140
Niewe Kerk, 140
Scottish Presby-
terian Church, (1607
— to the present
day). The, 99, 186
Scrooby Church,
(1608 . 1609X The—
Amsterdam {cant,)
see Pilgrim Chordi
at Amsterdam, The
Smyth's Company,
(1609-1615X l^ter
John, 100, 137-140
South Churdi, Th^
96
The Church at— «ee
Johnson's Church,
The Rev. F.
Writing Book^ At
the Sign of, 114
Amstep^dam's. See
Amsterdam — Ains-
worth's Church, Tht
Rev. H.
Ancient Brethren of
the Separation. See
Amsterdam — Ao-
cient exiled "Kngligh
Church at, The
Ancient exiled TCngliah
Church — see Am-
sterdam
Andrews, Richard,
321, 356
Andrews, Thomas, 321,
322
Angoum — see Agawam
Anguum — seeAgawam
Annable, Anthony, 388
Anne (of DenmarkX
Queen Consort of
James I., 470
Anthony, Lawrence,
321
Antwerp, 235
Appaum — see Kr-
mouth in N.K, The
Town &c. of
Apeley, Sir Allen, 898
ArgaU, Sir Samuel,
255-258, 261, 289,
290, 393
Ark Wright, Richard, 14
Armada, The Spanish,
22,23
Armourer, Hugh, 99
Armstrong (pr^ously
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603
Billingtoh), Ellen ;
wife of Gregory,
371
Armstrong, Gregory,
371
Amfield, Alice, 138
Articles of Agreement
between the Pilgrim
Church at Leyden
and the Adventurers
(in and about Lon-
don) of New Ply-
mouth inN.E., The
— see Conditions &c.,
The
Articles of the Church
of England, (1662);
The Thirty-nine, 67,
280
Articles exhibited
against Daniel
Studley, (1610); The,
122
Articles at the General
Assembly at Perth,
(1618); The Five,
242
Articles, (20 Nov.
1696); The Nine
Lamoeth, 6
Articles of Peace be-
tween the Plantation
or Colony of Ply-
mouth in N.E. and
Massasoit, the Wam-
panoag Sagamore of
Pokanoket, (1621);
467, 458, 463, 489,
625, 527
Articles of the Pilgrim
Church at Leyden,
(1617); The Seven,
4, 280-282, 284
Articles [ ? of the
Synod of Dort]
(1618) ; The Five, 3,
130
Affpinet, the Sachem
of Nauset, 476, 637-
639, 674
Aureliua Antoninus,
The Emperor Mar-
cus, 160
Austerfield, co. York,
39, 61, 67-69, 66, 66,
163
Austerfield :
€k»vemor Bradford's
cottage, 66
Church, The, 66
Living, The Church,
58
Azores, The, 394
Babinoton Con-
spiracy, The, 33
Baoworth Qiurch,
Hall, and Bectory ;
CO. Notts, 39, 61-53,
58, 66, 95
Bahamas, The, 364
Bail lie. Principal
Robert, 332
Baker's Wharf,
Warren, R I., N.E.,
468
Bancroft, George, 282
Bancroft, Bichard ;
Bp. of London, after-
wards Abp. of Can-
terbury, 3, 106
Bangs, Edward, 388
Barbadoes, 370
Barbary, 121
Barbor, William, 119
Barclay, Robert, 140
Barker, Christopher,
76
Barker, The Deputies
of Christopher, 95
Barker, afterwards
Winslow; Elizabeth,
164,366
Bamby Moor, co.
Notts, 66
Barnes, John, 106
Barnstable, N.E., 376,
474, 537, 638, 642-
644, 856, 674
Barrell, ^ 246
Barrow, Henry, 31
34.37, 103, 104
Barrowists, 33
Bartlet) Robert^ 388
Barton, Thomas ; Cap-
tain of the FiyrtwM
(1621-1622X 506
Bass, Edward, 321
Bass Rip, The ; Cape
Cod, N.K, 360
Bassett, Cecil ; 1st
WifeofWilliaiaa,164
Bassett, Elizabeth; 3rd
Wife of William, 166
Bassett Q)reviously
Oldham), Margaret ;
2nd Wif eof Wflliam,
164
Bassett, William, 164
165,385
Bassite, William — see
Bassett, W.
Bastwick, John, 171,
186-188
Bastwyck, Joannes —
see Bastwick, J.
Batcombe, co. Som., 53
Bawtry, co. York, 57,
68, 60, 61, 72, 93
Baxter, Rev. Richard,
20
Bay. This word is often
used on pp. 407-600
of this volume, in the
sense of Harbour
Baylie, Robert — see
]Baillie, Principal R.
Beale, William, 385
Beauchamp, John, 321,
356
Beaumaris, The Court
to, 73
Bebel, England, 167
Belford,co.Northumb..
71
Bellamy or Bellamie,
John, 133, 396, 509,
600
Benet, Edward ; a Rul-
ing Elder, 122, 125
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Benet, Sir John, 230
Bermuda Company,
The, 400
Bernard, Be V. Richard,
53^5, 124, 132, 134-
139
Bemhere,BeY.Thomas,
121
Beny, Zachariah, 273
Berwick on Tweed, 71,
74, 75, 84
Berwick on Tweed,
The Court to, 73
Bevercotes, Samuel,
79-81
Billericay, co. Essex,
308, 355, 368
Billingsrate Point,
Cape Cod, N.E., 428
Billington, Ellen ; Wife
of •fi)hn seruy 371
Billington, afterwards
Armstrong, Ellen,
371
Billington, Francis,
362,372,380,426,442
Billington sen,^ John,
366, 360, 371, 372,
379, 381, 383, 426
Billington, jun.^ John,
372, 379, 474-476
Billington Sea — see
Plymouth in N.E.,
The Town &c. of
Billinton — see Billing-
ton
Biscop \latinized 'Ei^iA-
copius], Professor
Simon, 153, 179
Bishop, Thomas, 119
Bishops of the Church
of England, The, 35,
46, 51, 185, 281, 295,
334
Bishopsthorpe, co.
York, 61
Blackwell, Francis; a
Ruling Elder, 119,
125, 126, 277-279,
290, 291, 302
Bladen, Williami, 509
Blaxland, Rev. G.
Cuthbert, 326
Blenheim, The Battle
of, 22
Blytii, CO. Notts, 57, 58
Bompas, Edward, 385
Serialsy Sc,: See also
Articles and PoinU.
Catch words of Titles
only.
Abstract . . .Virginia
Co. (1888); by C.
Robinson, 250
Act to retain the
Queen's subjects in
obedience, (1593X 3,
35,36
Act of the Six
Articles, (1539X 35
Act of Supremacy,
(1559X 25
Act of Uniformity,
(1559), 25
Admonition to the
Parliament. (1572) ;
by Rev. J. Field and
Rev. T. Wilcox, 244,
245
Admonition to the
Parliament, (1572),
A Second ; by Rev.
T. Cartwright, 244,
245
Advertisement
against T. Bright-
man, (? 1611); by J.
de L'Ecluse, 114
Advertisements,
Q565) ; by Abp. M.
Parker, 25
Advertisements,
(1631); by Capt J.
Smith, 321, 325
AUmm Stitdiosorum^
(1875); by Dr W.
N. Du Rieu, 170,
171
Altar of Damascus,
Books &C. (com)
(1621); by Rev. D.
Calderwood, 195
Altarc DamamcnwHj
(1623) ; by Rev. D.
Calderwood, 195,239
Ancient LAndmarks
&a, (1883) ; by the
Hon. W. T. Davis,
260^363-877
Animadversions &&
(1613) ; bv Rev. H.
Ains worth, 117
Answer &C., An,
(1619) ; by W.
Euring, 2^ 243,
245, 282
Answer &c.. An,
(1609) ; by Rev. J.
Robinson, 139
Antidoton, (1600);
by Rev. BL Cl^
ham, 99
Antiquitiesof Notts,
(1677);byRThor(>-
ton, 65
Apologia jtuta 4tc^
(1619) ; by Rev. J.
Robinson, 178
Apology &c., (1625);
by Rev. J. RobinscHi,
176, 178
Arrest Roll of tiie
city of Amsterdam,
(1606X 119, 120
Arrow Ac, (1618);
by Rev. J. Pfeget*
115, 116, 186
Baker Transcripts,
The, 105
Bradford Ma, The,
(1630-1650X 1, 46,
47, 93, 142, 154, 194,
267, 271, 272, 279,
291, 296, 307, 319,
326, 329-331, 333,
338, 346, 354, 358,
363, 371, 377, 382,
392,432,461,464^474
Brief Discourse,
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605
(1676); by Dean
W . WnittiDffham,26 ;
Bright Mormng
Star, (1608); by Rev.
J. Smvth, 133
British Itinerary ;
by D. Faterson, 71
Brownism &c.,
(1613);byC.Lawne,
118
Certain Eeasons &c.,
Fiirt L (1618) ; by
T. Dighton, 242, 246
— see also Discourse
Character &c.,
(1609) ; by Rev. T.
Smyth, 138, 139
Christian Advertise-
ments &C., (1608); by
Bev. R Bernard, 136
Christian Plea, A.,
(1617) ; by Rev. P.
Johnson, 117, 129
Chronicles Ac,
(1841) ; by Rev. A.
Young, 37, 106, 173,
176, 350, 351, 366
Chronological Hist.
&C., (1736) ; by Rev.
T. Prmce, 336
Collections &c.,
(1854); by J. Hun-
ter, 86
Colony Records, The
Old, 326, 381-388
Commentarii Sc^
(1617) ; by T. Qirt-
wright, 237, 246
Common Apology
&c.. A, (1610); by
Bp. J. Hall, 139
Confession of Faith
of the French Re-
formed Churches,
294,296
Confutation &c,
(1618) ; by Rev. T.
Cartwright, 199,
238,246
Books &c. (com.)
Congregationalism
&a, (1880) ; by Rev.
H. M. Dexter, 16,
49, 60, 143, 171
Contemplative &c,
(1609) ; by Rev. R
Bemaid, 139
Counterpoison &c,
(1608) ; by Rev. H.
Ainsworth, 137
Declaration &c,
(1674) ; by W. Tra-
vers, 28, 244, 246
Deed Poll &c,(1622X
in favourof J.Peirce,
260,261
Defence of the Holy
Scriptures &c,
(1609); bv Rev. H.
Ainsworth, 138
Defence of the Pett-
turn Scy (1618X
243, 246
Deltces de Leide^ Xes,
(1712) 143
Demonstration &c.,
A., (1588) ; by Rev.
J. Udall,28
De Regimine d^(;.,[2nd
Edition] (1619); by
Rev. D. Calderwood,
181, 196, 199, 200,
206, 209, 238, 239,
246
Description &c.,
(1599) ; by Rev. H.
()lapham,99
De vera . . Rdigiane^
(1618); 200, 238,
246
Dial of Princes, by
Bp. A. de Guevara,
150
Diff erences&c.,
(1608); by Rev. J.
Smyth, 137, 138
Discourse &c.. Part
n., (1619); by T.
Dighton, 243, 246
Books &C. ^cont)
— 8 ee Certain
Reasons
Discourse of some
Troubles &a,(1603);
by G. Johnson, 108,
109
Disoovery&c.,(1606);
by Rev. T. White,
118-120, 128
Doctrine of Prayer
&c.,(1595); by Rev.
J. Smith of Reading,
132
Early Eng. Baptists,
(1862); by Doctor
B. Evans, 138
Elliott, Sir J.,
(1872); by J. For-
ster, 20
English Garner
(1880), An ; Ed. by
Prof. E. Arber, 316
Epistles, (1608); by
Bp. J. Hail, 135, 136
Essex Dove, (1623) ;
by Rev. J. Smith of
Claverin^, 132
First Dialogue &c,
(1648) ; by Gov. W.
Bradford, 37, 62,
173, 175
€ren. Hist, of the
Netherlands, (1608);
by E. van Meteren,
68
OerechU Dags Boeken^
147
Golden Book &c.,
by Bp. A. de Gue-
vara, 150
Good News &c,
(1624h by Gov. E.
Winslow: reprinted
at pp. 509-600.
Gospel Public Wor-
ship, (1666) ; by T.
Brewer, 247
Habeas Corpus^ The
Writ of, 32
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Books &C. (<xm/.)
Harl. MS., 7042,
105-107
Hist of Blyth,
(1Q60X by Rev. J.
Raine, 59
Hist., of the Church
of Scotland, (1678) ;
bjr Bev. D. Calder-
wood, 181, 195, 239
Hist, of England,
(1860) ; by Prof. J.
A. Froude, 23, 24, 33
Hist, of England,
(1884); by Dr. S.
R Gardiner, 20
Hist, of the London
Virginia Co., (1869);
by Rev. Dr. E. D.
NeUl, 251, 253, 254,
392
Historical Maga-
zine, (1859, 1860X
146, 155-169, 197,
203, 205-207, 214,
221, 236, 273
Hist, of Plymouth
Plantation, by Gov.
W. Bradford -— see
Bradford MS., The
Hist, of the Post
Office, (1893); byH.
Joyce, 73
Hist.oftheProt.Ep.
Church in America,
(1844); by Bp. S.
Wilberforce, 47
Hist, of Retford,
(1828); by J. S.
Piercey, 52
Hist, of the Scottish
Church, Rotterdam,
(1833) ; by Rev. W.
Steven, 99, 100, 145
Hist, of Virginia,
(1624) ; by Capt J.
Smith, 320
Hist, of Virginia,
(1822) ; by J. Burk,
250
Books &c (eont^
Hist, of Worksc^,
(1826) ; by J, Hal-
land, 53
Homilies, The Two
Books of the, 53
Hunting of the Fox,
Part I., (c 1610); ?
by Giles Thorpe, 9,
122, 123
Hypocrisy un-
masked &C., (1646X
by Gov. K Winslow,
185, 268, 283, 328-
330,333
Indemnifications,
Register MM. of,
155
Inner Life &c.,
(1876); by R Bar-
clay, 140
Inquiry &c., ^606);
by llev. F. Johnson,
119
Itinerary, begun
1538, by J. Leland,
61
John Robinson &c.,
(1848) ; by Prof.
Kist, 147
Justification &c,
(1610) ; by Rev. J.
Robinson, 38, 54, 55,
68,117,123,124,139
Landing at Cape
Anne, (1854); by J.
W. Thornton, 47
Lansdowne MS.,
No. 50 ; 64
Last Book of Rev.
J. Smyth, (1613X
140
Laws of Eccles.
Polity, (1594-1618) ;
by R Hooker, 28
Letter Book of Gk)v.
W. Bradford, The
Official, 46, 321,
322
Letters of &C., the
Books &c. (<x>7U.)
reign of Henry
VnL,60
Library of New
England History,
Ed. by Rev. H. M.
Dexter, 451, 464-
466,468,483
Life of Card. T.
Wolsey, (1825) ; by
G. Cavendish, 60
Life of Rev. D.
Calderwood, (1849) ;
by Rev. T. Thomaon,
239-242
lives ... of the
Prot. Bishops &c.,
(1720) ; by J. Le.
Neve, 61-64
London VirginiaCa
Hist, of, (1869) ; bv
Rev. Dr. B. D.
NeiU, 251, 253,254
London VirginiaCa,
Short Collection,
(1651);byA.Wood-
noth, 250
Magnalia Christi
&C., (1702); by Dr.
C. Mather, 39-45
Manuscript Hist.
&C. — see Bradford
MS.
Mark of the Beast
&c — see Character
Massachusetts His-
torical Society's CJol-
lections, 46, 322
MavfUmer Essays ;
by Rev. G. a Bkx-
land,326
Memoirs of the Pil-
grims &C., (1846);
by G. Summer, 146
Midsummer's Ni^t
Dream, A; by W.
Shakespeare, 50
Mill on the Floes ;
by G. Eliot^ 66
Minutes of the
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607
Books &c. {cont^
Council for New
England, 255 - 261,
393
Mooif 8 Relation
c§c., a, (1622) ; 326,
359, 600 ; and re-
Srinted at 395-505
farrative . . . Hist.
&c., (1886); by Prof.
J. Winsor, 47
Nederlansch Archief
Sc. (1848), 146
New England's
Memorial,^669); by
N. Morton, 48, 326,
378,390
New England's
Trials, (1622); by
Oapt J. Smith, 340,
347, 506, 508
New York His-
torical Society's Pub-
lications, 282
Oaths:
Etcetera Oath, 32
Ex Officio Oa,th,32
Oath of Allegiance,
294, 295
Oath of Supre-
macy, 294, 295
Observations &a,
(1625) ; by Eev. J.
Robinson, 101
ParaUels&c., (1609V,
by Rev. J. Smytn,
136, 138
Patent for the Coun-
cil for New England,
(1620), 304
Patent for Plymouth
Colony, (1619), 253
Patent for Plymouth
Colony, (1620X 253,
254
Patent for Plymouth
Colony, (1621), 254,
259-261
l^Ektent for Plymouth
Colony, (1630X 43
Books &c (cont,)
Pattern of true
Prayer, (1605) ; by
Rev. J. Smyth, while
a Conformist at
Lincoln, 133, 134
People'sPlea,(1618);
by Rev. J. Rooinson,
242,245
Perth Assembly,
0619) ; by Rev. D.
Calderwood, 181,
195, 196, 198, 199,
206, 209, 238-242,
245
Philo sop h ica 1
Transactions, 14
Placaat [=Edict\ of
the States General
ofHolland,198, 203,
209, 232, 233, 235
Plain Evidences &c.,
(1610); by Rev. R
Bernard, 139
Plain Refutation
&C., (1591) ; by H.
Barrow and J.
Greenwood, 103,
104
Plea &c., (1609) ; by
Rev. R Clyfton, 139
Pocket Book of Gk)v.
W. Bradford, 46
Principles &c.,
(1608) ; by Rev. J
Smyth, 136
Profane Schism &c.,
(1612);byC.Lawne
&c., 103, 110-116,
122, 124-128
Protocollenvan WaoT'
brieoeriy 155
Reason of Church
&C., (1641); by J.
MUton, 21
Recantation &c.,
(1606) ; by P. Fair-
lambe, 121
Records of the
Colony of New Ply-
Books &c (cont.)
mouth, 326, 381-
388
Relation or Journal
— see Mourt, G.
Relation of . . .
Religion, (1605) ; by
Sir E. Sandys, 16
Religious Com-
munion, (1614); by
Rev. J. Robmson,
103
Repertorium &c.,
(1710) ; by R New-
court, 282
Rescriptio contracta^
(1617) ; by Dr. W.
Ames, 237, 245
Retractation &c.,
(? 1613) ; by Rev. J.
Smyth, 140
Sermon &c., (1608) ;
by Rev. W. Cra-
shaw, 135
Shield &c, (1612) ;
by J. Fowler &c.,
113-115, 123
Short Treatise &c,
(1611) ; by Rev. F.
Johnsou, 125
Speech, on the scaf-
fold, of Charles I.,
(1649X 17
Statutes &c., 36
Substance ... of
Prayer ; by Rev. J.
Smith of Olavering,
132
Survey &c., (1503) ;
by Abp. R Bancroft,
105, 106
Ten Counter &a, (c.
1618); by Rev. T.
Drakes, 242, 282
Transcript &c., A«,
(1876) ; by Prof. E.
Arber, 20, 112, 118,
119, 121, 133, 135,
139
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Index.
Books &c («mt)
(1611), A ; for Rev.
J. Bobinflon, 155
True Story &a, The,
(1881) ; by Rev. H.
M. Dexter, 131, 137,
188,140
TrueTravebof Oapt.
J. Siiiith,The,(1629);
3S4
UnreaBonablenesB
Aa, (1614); by W.
Bradshaw, 125
Utopia, (1514); by
Sir T. More, 251
Utter Routing &&,
(1646) ; by J. Bast-
wick, 188
Voyages &c. (1599-
1600); by Rev. R
Hakluyt, 107
Warrant for Council
for New England,
(1620) ; 304
Borougnbridge, co.
York, 72
Boston, 00. Line, 41,
58, 86, 88, 89, 93,
191,302
Boston, N.E. (Shaw-
f»M<),46,47,131,146,
155, 159, 160, 191,
197, 203, 205-207,
214, 221, 236, 273,
363, 374, 381, 483
Boston, N.E. :
Massachusetts His-
torical Society, 46,
321,322
Old South Church,
The, 47
Old South Tower,
The, 47
Prince library, The ;
in the Steeple Cham-
ber of the Old South
Church, 47
Boston Bay, The inner
Qts first name was
Massachusets {tpeU
tntk one t) Bay.], 10,
257, 483-486, 500,
521, 523, 526, 532,
536. See also Wes-
sagusset
Boston Bay Indians,
The, 257, 483-486,
533, 544, 555, 560,
561, 563, 572
Bourchier, 2nd Lord
Bemers; John, 150
Bourchier, Sir John,
257
Bowman, Christopher ;
a Deacon, afterwards
a Ruling Elder, 105-
109, 119, 120, 125
Boys, Edward, 106,
107, 109.
Boys, Thomasine, Wife
of Edward, 107, 109
Boys, afterwards John-
son ; Thomasine, 107,
109
Bradford (previously
Carpenter, then
SouthworthX Alice ;
second Wife of Gov.
W., 4a 163, 273, 387
Bradford (previously
May), Dorothy; first
Wife of Gov. W.,
42, 163, 366
Bradford, William.
His personal char-
acter and career,
39-45, 51, 52, 65, 66,
90, 91, 163, 164, 168,
169, 273, 275, 307,
308, 362, 366, 378,
383, 411, 416, 427,
432, 443, 446
Bradford, as 'Governor ;
William, 4, 30, 42,
43, 46, 158, 163, 381,
382, 462, 489, 492,
507, 508, 515, 518-
520, 522, 533-538,
540-542, 547, 550,
556, 558-562
Bradford, as a Writer;
William, 2,3,36^37,
46, 48, 62-54, 67-70^
87-93, 100, 101, lOJ,
104, 105, 108, 124,
126, 141, 142, 148-
154, 167, 172-175,
189-194, 196, 964-
272, 277-279, 884-
291, 293-296, 901-
319, 328-331, 334-
354, 356, 358-875,
381, 382, 390, 391,
392, 427-435, 464,
474
Bradshaw, William,
125
Braeber, Thomas —
see Brewer, T.
Bray, Rev. Oliver, 53
Bretagne, 506
Brethren of the Se-
paration of the
Second English
Church at Amster-
dam, 136
Brewer the Print«^—
see Brewer, T.
Brewer, Thomas, 4,
167, 170, 171, 195.
247, 318, 321
Brewster, Fear, 887
Brewster, Jonathan,
385
Brewster, Love, 366,
379
Brewster, Mary, Wifi
of William, 365
Brewster, Patience,
387
Brewster, Robertua,
171
Brewster, William.
BUs personal diar-
acter and career, 65|
142, 167, 189-194,
197, 284, 289-291,
318, 334, 365, 866,
378, 381, 383
Brewster, William,
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609
Post Master at
Scrooby, 3, 53, 54,
65,73,79-86,190,284
Brewster, William, as
a religious worker
at Scroobj, and at
Amsterdam ; and as
Ruling Elder at
Lejden, and at Ply-
mouth in New Eng-
land, ^4, 29, 51, 53,
58,69, 97, 117, 142,
149, 173, 185, 191-
194, 263, 264, 268,
280, 281, 284-286,
293-295, 327, 328
Brewster, William, as
Agent in England,
for the Pilgrim
Church at Leyden,
65, 284, 288-291,
827
Brewster, William, as
secret Printer at
Leyden, 4, 19, 181,
192, 195-247, 334
Brewster's eldest son,
William, 365
Brewster's father, the
Post Master at
Scrooby before him ;
WiUiam, 50, 79-83
Brewster's grand-
father, William, 50
Brewster's mother,
William, 81
Brewster, Wrastle, or
Wrestling, 365, 379
Brielle, 189
Brigges, Clement, 385
Brigffs, Joan, 138
Brightman, Thomas,
113
Bristol, CO. Som., 23
Bristol, Maine, 451
Bristol, Bhode Island,
468
Brittany, 506
Britteridge, Bichard,
376, 379
Bromhead, Ann;
? Wife of Hugo, 138
Bromhead, Hugo, 138
Bromley, Sir l%omas ;
Lord Chancellor, 76
Brouckhoven, Jacob
von, 203, 204, 208,
209, 211, 215
Browne, Peter, 376,
379, 381, 383, 443-
446
Browne, the Brownist ;
Rev. Robert, 31, 38,
108, 137
Browning, Henry, 321
Brownism, 118, 119,
135
Brownists, 33, 35, 38,
112-116, 120, 129,
158, 183, 198, 204,
208, 211, 222, 228,
243, 246, 323, 324
Brownist Church at
Leyden, The — see
Pilgrim Church at
Leyden, The
Brownist Congrcjga-
tion at Leyden, file
— see Pilgrim Church
at Leyden, The
Bucket^ Mary, 388
Buckrum (previously
NealX Elizabeth ;
WifeofWilliam,164,
168
Buckrum, William,
167, 273
Bulward, Robert, 113-
116, 119
Burcher, Edward, 386
Burk, John, 250
Burntisland, 240
Burre,Walter, 112, 118
Burton, Henry, 186
Bury St Edmunds, 275
Butler, Mary, 164
Butler, Samuel, 278
Butten, William, 46,
850, 358, 360, 361,
367, 379
Butterfield, Stephen^
273
Buzzard's Bay, 540
C. H. — see Clapham,
Rev. Henoch
C. R — see Cushman,
Robert
Caen, 274
Calderwood, Rev.
David ; the Church
Historian of Scot-
land, 180-182, 195,
197, 238-242, 245
Calvin, Jean, 176, 183
Cambridge, The Uni-
versity of, 17, 23,
50, 51, 53-55, 131,
189, 217
Cambridge ;
Christ's College, 131,
132
Emmanuel College,
133
Peterhouse College,
189
Trinity College, 25,
108
University Press,
The, 18, 133
Cambridge, N.E., 47,
48
Canacum — see Cawna-
come
Canada {Nefw Franee\
297, 323
Canada, Bay of — see
St Lawrence, Gulf
of
Canadyne, Thomas, 138
Cananacus — see Can-
onicus
Canauacus — see Can-
on icus
Canne, the Elder, The
Rev. John, 100
Cannon, John, 385
Canonicus, Sagamore
of the Narragansett
Indians of Rhode
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Index,
Island, 517, 518, 520,
587
Canterbury, Abp. of
— seeGrindal, £.
Ganterbiuy, A^ of
— see Laud, W.
Canterbury, Abp. of
— see Parker, M.
Canterbury, Abp. of —
see Temple, F.
Canterbury, Abp. of —
see Whitgift, J.
Canterbury, as licen-
ser of Books ; The
Abp. of, 19
Canterbury, co. Kent,
165,289
Capawack, The isle
of, now Martha's
Vineyard, 490,
555
Cape Cod (called by
Captain John Smith,
Cape James) 301,
324, 325, 332, 350,
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