|
BeftiT in the rear of
St. Peter's Church
155, 156
Bell Alley, Kev. J.
Eobinson's house in,
155-159, 198, 329
Bell AUey, T.
Brewer's house in,
198,206
Bon or Wyk called,
The Seven Houses,
159
. Burgomasters &c —
see City Council,
The
Broadway, The, 198
ChoirAlley,195,197,
198,237
Choir of St. Peter's
Church, 198
Choorsteeg — see
Choir Alley
City Council, The, 7,
146, 147, 148, 151,
152, 203, 206, 231
City Hall — see
Stadhuis
Clock Steech — see
BeU Alley
Council House — see
Stadhuis
Dark Canal, The,
156
Debtors' Chamber,
The, 203
Donckere Grafts 156
Dutch Eeformed
Church, The,
179
English Church at
— see Presbyterian
Church of Scotland
Falide Bagynhoff,
156
French Church, 150
Green Gate, 156
Groene Port, 156
Leyden {cfyiU^
Jerusalem Kirk, 145
Kloksteeg — see Bell
Alley
Magistrates of. The
— see City Coun-
cil
Pesyn's Hof, on the
site of the Rev. J.
Bobinson's house, in
Bell Alley, 158
Pieter's Kerckhoff—
see St. Peter's
Church, The grounds
of
Pilgrim Church, The
— see Pilgrim Church
at Leaden, The
Pilgrim Press in
Choir Allev, The, 3,
9, 181, 192, 195-
246,282
PresbyterianChurch
of Scotland, The,
145, 170
Bapenburg Canal,
The, 143, 144
St. Catherine Gast-
huis, 145
St. Peter's Church,
155
St Peter's Church,
The grounds of, 155,
156
Schepens — see City
Council
Schout=CityBailifl^
203, 205, 206, 214
Seven Houses, The,
159
Stadhuis, 148, 161,
167, 169, 273-275
Steucksteeg, 197
Town Council — see
City Council
Veiled Nuns*
Cloister, 156
Vicus Choralis—see
Choir Alley
Leydeu, The Brown -
ist Church at — see
Pilgrim Church at
Leyden, The
Leyden Church, The
— see Pilgrim
Church at Leyden,
The
Leyden Pilgrims, The
— see Pilgrim
Fathers, The
Leyden, The Pil-
grim Exodus from,
327-332
Leprden, The Separat-
ist Church at — see
Pilgrim Church at
Leyden, The
Le^rden, The Univer-
sity in the City of,
147, 148, 152, 153,
170, 171, 174, 179,
186, 196, 210, 213,
214, 215, 217, 219,
221, 226, 227, 229,
231, 232. 234-236
Leyden, The Univer-
sity in the City of :
Assessors and
Schepenmasters,
The, 204, 205, 207,
213
BaiHfl^ The, 204, 207
Beadle, The, 222, 224
Chief Librarian, 170
Council of the Cura-
tors and Burgomas-
ters, The, 206, 213,
215, 236
Curators, The, 210,
213, 214, 215, 218,
220, 221, 235, 236
Curators, The Cham-
ber of the, 207, 235,
236
Prison, The, 204, 206,
208, 213, 214, 222
Bektor Maguificus,
203, 205, 206, 208,
211, 213, 214, 216,
220 221
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Index.
Leyden && (<xmt)
Secretary, The, 206,
207;
University Bocmis —
see Curators, The
Chamber of the
Liffhthouse Channel,
Boston Bay, 483
Lile — see Lysle, "W.
lincoLi, 3, 4S, 54, 58,
66, 131-134
Lincoln, Bp. of— see
Wickhani, W.
Idncohishire, 51, 66,
69, 88, 90, 94,
191
Ling, John, 321
Litster, Edward — see
Leister, E.
Little Harbour (FcrU-
motUh), Maine, Pisca-
taqua river, 559, 579
Little Rouud Shoal,
Cape Cod, N.E., 350.
London, 8, 13, 14, 18,
23, 30, 49, 59, 70-72,
75, 76, 78, 84, 104,
131, 140, 162, 164,
167, 169, 195, 196,
199, 247, 252, 254,
258, 261, 274, 277,
284, 285, 289-291,
295, 296, 302, 308-
311, 315, 317, 818,
320, 330, 334-336,
341, 342, 355, 370,
371, 389, 393, 394,
427, 507, 508, 529,
547, 597, 600
London :
Aldersgate, 253
Chelsea, 251
Comhill, 395, 456,
509,600
Doctor Williams'
Library, 242, 243,
282
Duke Place, 342
Fleet street, 106,
107, 109
London (cofU.)
Fulham Palace, 1,
47
Henige House,
342
Hick's Hall, 72
High Commission
Court, 187
House of Commons,
33-35
House of Lords, 33,
247
Houses of P^lia-
ment, 381
Islin^n, 106, 107
Kin^s Cross Ter-
minus, 57
London Bridge, 14
Newgate Market,
106
Nicholas lane, 105,
106
Paternoster row,
121
Paul's Church, 119
PauPs Churchyurd,
118, 133, 509
PauPs Cross, 135
Port of, 33
Printers and
Printing Houses, 18,
19
Prisons, 32 :
Clink, The, 104,
107, 109
Couuter in Wood
street. The, 279
Fleet, The, 107
Gate House, 107
King's Bench
Prison, 247
Newgate, 107
Boyal Exchange,
The, 395, 509, 600
St Nicholas lane,
106
Shoreditch Church,
72
Sion College, 108
Stationers' Com-
London (oonL)
pany, The, 18, 19,
112
Stationers' Hall, 20,
112, 118, 119, 121,
133, 135, 139
Temple pnn of
Court], The, 135
Tower, The, 393
West Smithfield,
106
Whitehall Palace,
17, 73, 200, 201,
207, 219, 225, 228,
230, 233, 255
London as Licenser
of Books ; The Bp.
of, 19
London, Bp. of— see
Bancroft, K.
London, Bp. of— see
King, J.
London, Bp. of— see
Temple, F.
London Virginia Com-
pany, The First, or,
4, 248-251, 253,
254, 283-285, 287-
292, 296, 299, 302,
321, 393,400
Long, Bobert, 387
Long Point, Prov-
ince town harbour,
Cape Cod, N.E.,
427
Louis XIV., 15
Lound, CO. Notts, 58
Love, Capt Thomas,
255, 257, 393
Lownes, Humphrey
112
Lugduni Batavonuu
— see Leyden
Luther, AUkrtin, 176,
182
Lyons, Joanna, 165
Lysle, afterwards Gil-
lies ; Boee, 168
Lysle, William, 162,
164, 169, 227
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M. E., 342
M.,H.C. — see Murphy,
The Hon. H. C.
Madersey — see Mat-
tersey
Mfi|;dalen Isles, in the
Gulf of St Lawrence,
107
Mapper, Gapt., 290
Mai&tone, co. Kent,
246,247
Maine, The State of,
451, 484, 529, 599
Maistersone, Master,
[?Ma8terson, Rich-
ard], 278
Malebarr, Cape Cod,
N.E., 351
Man, #e7i., Thomas,
133
Man, jxm,y Thomas,
133
Manamoick {Chat-
ham, N,E,\ 476, 535,
536, 541, 554
Manamoycke — see
Manamoick
Manchester's Papers ;
The Duke of,
250
Manhattan, N.Y., 298,
300
Mann, Bichard — see
More, R
Manomet {Sandwick,
N,E,\ 540, 541, 544,
546, 565, 574
Manomet fiay, 540
Manomet Bluffl 425
Manomet Head, 425
Manomet river. The
540, 554
Mansell, Sir Eobert^
255, 256
Mansell, Mount — see
Mount Mansell
Mansfield, Bichard,
127
Mansfield, co. Notts,
58
Maramoick — see Ma-
namoick
Marcus, Isaac, 274
Margeson, Edmund,
376, 379
Marshall, Henry, 274
Marshfield, N.E., 369
Martha's Vineyard
{Capawack\ N.K
The isle of, 290, 555
Marten or Martin, the
Poet [Kiryfi Mei-
aengerj; George,
199, 226
Martin, Christopher,
Treasurer of the
Pilgrim Fathers;
308, 310, 335, 337,
343, 344, 355, 360,
368, 378, 442
Martin, Mistress ;
Wife of Christopher,
355, 368
Martin, Sir Henry, 230
Martin, Bev. James,
246, 247
Martin Marprelate
[pwud], 32, 35
Mary [Stuartl Queen,
17
Mary [Tudor], Queen,
25
Mary, Queen of Scots,
23, 33, 189
Masasoits — see Mas-
sasoits
Masasoyt — see Mas-
sasoit
Massacheuseucks — see
Boston Bay Indians
Massacheuseucks, The
Plot of the, 545, 555,
572, 574
Massachuset men;
The — see Boston
Bay Indians
Massachusets, The ; or
Massachuset Bay,
The[=7%tf inner
Boston Bay, from \
NahaiU to Point
Allert(m\ 10, 267,
395, 483-487, 500,
521, 523, 526, 532,
534, 536, 544, 546,
555, 558, 561, 563,
564, 566, 672
Massachusetts, The
meaning of, 483
Massachusetts, The
State of, 49, 363,
464
Massachusetts Bay,
The Company and
Colony of tne, 16,
252, 322
Massasoit, or Massa-
soyt, or Massasowat.
One of the three
Sagamores with
whom the Pilgrim
Fathers came into
contact, down to
1623 : the other two
being Canonicus
and Samoset. A
fourth, Nanepashe-
met, had died in
1619
He was the Wam-
panoag Sagamore,
more especially of
the Pokauoket dis-
trict (tmw^ Rhode Is-
land dkc) ; and usu-
ally livedatSowams.
In 1632, he changed
his name to Ousa-
mequin. He was the
life-long friend of
the English, 395,
456-460, 462 - 464,
466, 468-471,477,
479, 480, 482-484,
489, 490, 500, 523-
627, 631, 534, 646-
566, 658
Massasoits or Mas-
sasoyts. The=The
Wampanoag Indians
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under Masaasoit,
452,453
Massasoit's Sprin g,
Warren, RI., 468
Masterson (previously
GoodallX Mary;
Wife of Bicbard,
166
Masterson, Richard,
162,166
Matapuyst or Matta-
p u 7 s t (Oardner's
Neck, in Stoansey,
N,E.\ the residence
of Gaunbatant, 468,
471, 548, 549, 556-
558
Mather, Doctor
Cotton, 39-45
Mattachiest {the
country behind Bam-
stable, NE.\ 537,
538, 542, 545, 555,
574
Mattersey, co. Notts,
60
Maurice, Prince of
Orange, Stadholder
of Holland, 208, 211,
215, 226, 230, 297,
299
Maverick, Moses, 367
Maverick (previously
Allerton), Bemem-
ber; Wife of Moses,
362, 367
May, afterwards Brad-
ford ; Dorothy, 42,
163, 366
May, Master ; Dor-
othy's father, 163
May, Master, a Ruling
Elder ; 125
Medford, N.E., 484
Mercer, Stanshall ; a
Buling Elder, 125
Merchants, The Eng-
lish — see Adven-
turers, The
Merchants and Adven-
turers, The — see Ad-
venturers, The
Merchiston Castle,
Edinburgh, 13
Meteren, Emanuel
van, 68
Michdl, Thomas, 106
Middelburg, Holland,
103, 104, 137, 199,
226,227
Middleborough, N.E.,
10, 375, 464, 465,
472, 473, 523, 540,
547, 558
Mildmay, Sir Henry,
249
Mills, Thomas, 80, 83
Millsop, Thon^ 321
Milton, Christopher,
50
Milton, the Poet, John,
21, 50, 93
Milton's father, John,
50
Milton's grandfather,
John, 50
Minter, Desire, 364
Mitchell, Experience
387
Mohegon, 593
Molesey, East, co. Sur-
rey, 28
Monamqy Point, Cape
Cod, N.E., 350, 351
Monchiggon — see
Monhegau
Moncksoon, 165
Monhegan, the isle of;
Maine, N.E., 450-
452, 529, 530, 559,
561, 564, 571, 572
Monhiggon — see Mon-
hegan
Monomoyick — see
Manamoick
Moortel, 168
Morattigon (Bristol^
Maine, N.E.) 451
Moore, ^ 365
More, Ellen, 366
More, Jasper, 364
More afterwards
Mann ; Bichard, 362,
364-366
More, Sir Thomas, 251
Morgan, Benet, 385
Monce, Thomas — see
Phelippes, T.
Morpeth, oo. Nor-
thumbs 71
Morton, George, 165,
167, 273, 318, 387,
607
Morton (previously
Carpenter) ; Julia
Ann, Wife of
George, 165
Morton, Secretaiy
Nathaniel, 48, 49,
326, 378, 390
Morton, Thomas, 165,
385
Morton /un., Thomas,
387
Mott, Thomas, 321
Mount Mansell, 256
Mourt, G. [ ? Morton,
George], 400
Mulgrave, The Eari
of— see Sheffield, E.
Mullins, ; Wife of
William, 369
Mullins, Joseph, 369
Mullins, Priscilla, 362,
369, 377
Mullins, WiUiam, 337,
368, 377, 378
Munhiggen — see Mon-
hegan
Munter, Jan, 140
Murphy, The Hon.
Henry C, 146-148,
155-169, 197, 203,
205-207, 214, ^1,
236,273
Murton, Bev. John
137
Muster, or Training,
in N.R, The first
General, 520, 521
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Mystic Pond, Med-
ford, N.E., 486
Mystic river, N.K,
The, 486, 487
Naarden, Holland,
107
Namascheucks, The
Wampanoag In-
dians of Namaschet,
466,471
Namaschet, or Namas-
ket {Mtddlehorough,
N,E), 10, 396, 464,
466, 472, 473, 479,
480, 600, 623, 640,
647, 668
Nanepashemet, the
Sa^unore of the
Boston Bay Indians,
486
Nanohigganeucks =
the Narragansett
Indians
Nanohi^^nsets, or
Nanohiggonsets —
see Narragansetts
Nanohigganset Bay =:
Manomet or Buz-
zard's Bay, 640
Nantucket, N.E.,
360
Napier of Merchiston,
John, 13
Narowhiganseis — see
Narragansetts, The
Narragansett Bay,
N.E., 466, 640
Narragansetts, The =
The Indians of
Rhode Island, &c.,
396, 460, 468, 470,
477, 479, 482, 600,
617, 620, 621-623,
686
Narrohiganet — see
Narragansetts, The
Narrohigansets — see
Narragansetts, The
Narrohiganset Bay =
Narragansett Bay,
466, 640
Narro[wThiggonsets —
see Narragansetts,
The
Nash, Thomas, 307
Naunton, Sir Robert,
196, 198-202, 204,
206, 224, 226, 228-
234, 236, 236, 282,
283
Nauset {Easthamy
N.E.\ 10, 396, 431-
434, 462, 476-479,
600, 606, 637-639,
666, 674
Nausites, The {The
Indians of NavMt)^
462,463
Nawset — see Nauset
Neal, afterwards
Buckrum ; Eliza-
beth, 164, 168
Neill, Rev. Dr. E. D.,
261, 263, 254, 392
Nelson, Robert, 274
Nemasket river, N.E. ;
The, 464, 466
Nepeof , a Sachem, 480
Nes, Israel, 274
Neustadt, 246
Neville, Gervase, 138
New Amsterdam, 333
Newark, co. Line, 72
Newbald, Fria., 321
New Bedford, N.E., 49
Newbury, co. Berks,
162
Newcastle - on - Tyne,
CO. Northumb., 72,
96,97
Newcomen, John, 371
Newcourt, Richard,
282
New England, 4, 7, 9,
11, 12, 42, 160, 176,
179, 180, 182, 184,
192, 248, 254, 256-
268, 260, 303, 323,
332, 346, 360, 366,
358, 367, 369, 370,
387, 393, 395, 401,
407, 488, 600, 607,
511, 613, 681, 693,
694, 599, 600
New England, Certain
Adventurers in, 606-
608
New England, The
Council for the
AfiGGiirs of — see
Council &c.. The
New England, The
Plantations and
Colonies in, 46, 176,
362,399
New England, sup-
posed by the Indians
to be an island, 692,
696
New England Thanks-
giving Day, The
first, 489
New France — see
Canada
New Hampshire, 679
New Haven, Conn.,
244,366
Newhaven, Firth of
Forth, 240
New Netherland Com-
pany, The Dutch,
4, 292, 296-303, 317,
333,389
New Netherlands in
Ajnerica, 299
New Plymouth in N.
E.,The Adventurers
of — see Adventurers
&c. The
New Plymouth, The
Jurisdiction of — see
Plymouth in N.E.,
The Plantation or
Colony of
New Plymouth, The
Town of — see Ply
mouth in N.E., The
Town &c. of
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Index.
NewtoD, Dr, , 96
Newton, Ellen, 387
Newton, Sir Isaac, 13
New York, 146, 166,
169, 160, 171, 197,
203-207, 214, 221,
236, 273, 333
Nicholas, Austen, 386
Nicholas,John, 106,119
Nidd, Kev. Dr, 112,
114, 118
Normanton, co. Derby,
96
Norris, afterwards
Allerton ; Mary,
162, 164, 367, 439
North, Sir Thomas,
160
Northallerton, co.
York, 72
Northbourne, co.
Kent, 99
North Branch — see
Hopkins's Creek
Northern Plantations,
The — see New Eng-
land
North Sea in North
America, A, 299
Norway, 90
Norwich, 49, 64, 166
242, 267, 269
Nottingham, 68
Nottinghamshire, 61,
63, 66, 69, 60, 62,
66, 69, 93, 96, 136,
141
Noye, Philippe de la —
see La Noye, P. de
Oatlands, CO. Surr.,
82
Obbatinewat, Sachem
of Shawmut {fioi"
^onX484
Obbatinnua, a Sachem
Obtakiest, Sachem of
the Boston Bay
Indians who plotted
against the English,
661, 670-674. See
also Abbadakest
0'Galli^han,KR,298
Off le, S& John, 249
Old Colony, The— see
Plymouth in N.K,
The Plantation or
Colony of
Old Comers or Fore-
fathers, The, 366,
367, 381-388
Oldhfljn, John 388
Oldham, afterwards
Bassett; Margaret,
164
Old Indian Wear, near
Titicut; The, 466,
^71, 472
Old Stock, The, 366,
362
Old Tom's Hill, Cape
Cod, N.K, 416, 418
Opechancanough, 699,
600
Organ, Jane, 138
Oswestry, co. Salop., 17
Ousamequi n—s e e
Massasoit
Ouse The river, 67
Overbury, Sir Thomas,
22
Oxford, Bp. of — see
Wilberforce, S.
Oxford, The University
of, 23, 38, 60, 131,
217, 238, 243, 244
Oxford:
Bodleian Library,
114, 116, 119, 137,
139, 188, 238, 243,
244
StJohn'sCollege,132
Taylorean Institu-
tion, 96
University Press, 18
P. I. [ .= ? Peirce, the
Patentee ; Johnl
396,396
P. T.— see PyRott, T.
Packanoki[^k — see
Pokanoket
Paget, of Amsterdjuu ;
Rev. John, 99, 113,
116, 116, 186
Pakauokik — see Pok-
anoket
Palmer, Frances ; Wife
of William, 388
Palmer, William, 385,
388
P^met) or Cape Cod,
N.K, 463, 469, 500.
646, 646, 656, 658
Pamet Little River —
see Hopkins's Creek
IVunet river [= Cold
Harbour], or Pkmet
creek, or Pamet har-
bour,CapeCod,N.EL,
416, 418
Panteia, William, 167,
274
Pantes, (pr eviously
Hauson) Wybrafn] ;
Wife of William,
164,167
P^omet — see Pamet
Papa Whinett, 257
Parens, David, 246
Paris, 507
Parker, Matthew;
Abp. of Canterbury,
26
Parliaments, 4^ 19, 33-
36
Parsons, Alice, 138
Parsons Joseph, 274
Partridge, Rev. Ralph,
180
Pascatoquack — see
Little Harbour,
Piscataqua river
Paterson, Daniel, 71
Patuxet ["The Indian
name, perhuw ctf
that part of Ply-
mouth south of
Town Brook.''— W.
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625
T. Davis.], 10, 452,
463, 456, 463, 476,
525, 551, 556, 564,
567, 573
Patnxet, The Bay of
— see Cape Cod Bay
Patites, Wybran —
see Pantes, W.
P&uw, ^ 234
P&ynter, Alice, 138
Pecksnot, a Pinese of
the Boston Bay
Indians, 567 - 669,
573
Peddock, Capt. Leon-
ard, 257, 393
Peirce the Patentee,
John ; Citizen and
Clothworker of Lon-
don, 254, 258-261
337, 395, 396
Peirce's Associates,
Master John — see
Adventurers &o.,
The ; and also Pil-
^m Fathers, The
Peirce*s Plantation,
Master John — see
Plymouth in N.E.,
Tlie Plantation or
Colony of
Peirce*s two servants.
Master [John], 388
Peniaquid (Bristol,
Maine, N,E,% 461
Penn, Christian, 387
Pennington, William,
321
Penobscot river. The ;
Maine, N.E., 484
Penrin, William, 322
Penry, Rev. John, 32,
35, 106
Perth in 1618, The
Greneral Assembly
of the Kirk of Scot-
land at, 181, 239
Pettinffer, afterwards
CruUins ; Dorothy,
168
Pettinger, afterwards
Qillies, Elizabeth,
168
Phelippes cduxsMonce,
the Decipherer ;
Thomas, 33-36
Phesel, Jane, 164
Philadelphus,
Hieronymus — see
Calderwood, D.
Philip IL, 22
Philip IIL, 16
Phillips, Master, 36
Ph illipp8,ThomHS — see
Phehppes, T.
Pickering, Edward,
167, 274, 317, 318,
322
Piercy, John, S., 62
Pilgrimage of Grace,
'file, 50
Pilgrim Church at
Amsterdam, The, 29,
30, 36, 42, 52, 100,
121, 123, 134, 141,
142, 167, 168, 357,
621
Pilgrim Church at
Leyden, The, 4, 7,
18, 29, 30, 38, 42, 69,
102, 122, 123, 126,
127, 129, 146, 147-
166, 160, 167, 170,
173, 175, 178, 180,
184-187, 195, 196,
208, 211, 212, 222,
228, 262, 273-276,
300, 302, 307-319,
323, 325, 346, 353,
356-357, 389
Pilgrim Church at Ply-
mouth in N.E., The,
29, 30, 176, 177, 179,
180, 184, 185, 366,
867
Pihp^m Church at
Scrooby, The, 29, 37,
48-51, 53, 54, 58, 70,
96,97,101, 134,136,
176, 367
Pilgrim District in
England, The, 49-66
Pilgnm Fathers, The,
4, 7, 8, 12, 15, 20, 51,
64,248,253,264,280,
292, 304, 323-325,
334, 336, 337, 343,
365^367, 377, 389.
5^^467,480
Pilgrim Fathers, The
four Friends of the,
366
Pilmm Press in Choir
Alley, Leyden ; The,
3, 9, 181, 192, 196-
246, 282
Pineses, The. The
Champions of the
Indian tribes in
N.E. ; like Hobo-
mok, Pecksuot
and Wituwamat,
586, 686, 688
Piscataqua river. The ;
New Hampshire,
N.E., 679
Pitt, William, 386
Plantation, The — see
Plymouth in N.E.,
The Plantation and
Colony of
Planters of New Eng-
land, The — see
Plymouth in N.E.,
The Gk)vemors and
People of
Plymouth, co. Devon,
73, 324, 340, 341,
346, 365, 358, 407
Plymouth [,co. Devon,]
Virginia Company,
The Second, or, 248,
252, 255-261
Plymouth in N.K, The
Church of — see Pil-
grim Church at Ply-
mouth in N.K
Plymouth [in N.K]
Company, The — ^see
Plymouth in N.K,
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Index.
The Plantation or
Colony of : and also
Adrentorers &c.,
The
Plymouth in N.E. :
The Plantation or
Colony of; or The
Governors and
People of [=The
Old Colony], 29, 30,
42, 43, 46, 160, 267,
258, 260, 321, 356,
364, 393, 399, 401,
409, 477, 480, 609,
545, 555, 559-661,
567, 671, 600
Plymouth in N.E., The
Plantation or Colony
of :
Day of Humiliation
and Prayer, 577, 678
Days of Thanksgiv-
ing, 489, 579
Muster or Training ;
The first general,
520, 521
Yearly Court Day,
The, 662
Plymouth in N.E., The
Town &c. of, 7, 10,
147, 160, 180, 184,
323, 324, 325, 332,
346, 355, 364-377,
393, 395, 398, 407,
426, 435 - 443, 453,
467, 463, 466, 472,
477, 480, 483, 484,
494, 500, 518, 520,
522, 523, 525, 526,
529, 631, 534, 538,
546, 648, 561, 564,
565, 572, 580,
599
Plymouth in N.E., The
Town, Harbour, and
Neighbourhood of :
Appaum. [The In-
dian name, perhaps,
of that part of Plv-
mouth north of the
Plymouth {<xmt^
Town Brook.— W.T.
Davis.]
Billington Sea, 442,
444,450
Burial Hill, The,
381, 384, 438, 440,
631
Cantauffcanteest)
afterwai3s (in 1623)
Strawberry Hill,
now Watson's Hill,
383, 386, 449, 465,
456
Clark's Island, 435-
438, 445, 447
Cold Spring Brook,
386
Common House or
Randevous, The,
443,446;
Court of Guard, =
Guard Boom in the
Fort, 565 ;
Court street, 384,
385
Eel river, 388, 460 ;
First Brook, The,
385
Fort, The, [Built be-
tween June 1622
and March 1623,
531], 384, 440, 565,
572
Fort Hill, The [=
Mount, The], 381,
384, 438, 440, 531
Great South Pond,
450
Gumef s Nose, 623
Harbour, The, 383,
384, 426, 434-436,
441, 446, 452, 492,
523, 531, 533
Highway [to the
Town Brook], The,
381
HoVs Hole, 388
Hopkins's house,
Stephen, 452
Plymouth (cofU.)
Leyden street, 381,
440
Little Pond — see
Murdock's Pond
Lout Pond, 444
Mount, The ; aftw-
wards Fort Hill ;
now Burial Hill,
381, 384, 438, 440,
631
Murdock's Pond, 384
Patuxet [The Indian
name, perbape, d
that part of Plj-
mouth south c^
Town Brook.— W.
T. Davis.], 10, 452,
453, 455, 463, 476,
525, 651, 556, 561,
567, 573
Pilgrim Society,
The, 363
Reed Pond, The,
387
Sandwich street
383
Saquish peninsula,
436,445
Second Brook, The.
385
Storehouse, or Sied,
The, 446, 447, 522,
528
Strawberry Hill —
see Cantaugcante^st
Street, [now Leyden
street], The, 381, 440
Swamp, The, 387
Town Brook, The,
381, 383, 386, 438,
442, 449, 455, 467,
459-461, 488
Town impaled, io
Feb. -March 1621;
The, 520-522
Watson's Hill—flee
Cantaugcanteest
Wellingsly Brook,
388
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Plymouth (<xm<.)
Wood, The, 383, 386
Pocock, John, 322
Poelgeeet, Heer van,
157
Point Allerton, Boston
Bay, 483
Point Care, Cape Cod,
N.R — see Monamoy
Point
Points, (1618), The
Three, 4, 29, 293-296
Poitou, France, 506
Pokanoket (Rhode It-
land, <tc,\ The dis-
trict of, 395, 462,
466, 468, 472, 489,
624, 525, 547, 549-
556, 561
Pollock Rip, Cape Cod,
N.R, The, 350, 351,
391,534
Polyander, Prof. Dr
Johann, 143, 144,
152, 153, 179, 205,
218-220, 225, 231,
233-235, 237
Pond Village, Cape
Cod, N.E., 413
Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, N.K,
579
Pory, John, 393,
394
Powahs of the Indian
Tribes in N.E., The,
583-585
Powell, Capt, 394
Powhatan, 593
Poynton, Daniel, 322
Pratt, Joshua, 388
Pratt, Phinehas, 388,
563-565, 572
Prague, 216, 217
Prence, Thomas— see
Prince, Gov. T.
Priest, Degory, 162,
169, 376, 379
Priest (previously
AllertonX Sarah,
Wife of Degory,
162-164, 376
Prince, Gov. Thomas
43,386
Prince, Rev. Thomas,
46, 47, 335, 389
Privy Council of Eng-
land, The, 4, 34, 73-
76, 89, 107, 255, 278,
280, 293-296, 298-
300,390
Privy Council of Scot-
land, The, 181
Proviucetown har-
bour — see Cape Cod
harbour
Prower, Solomon, 368,
380
Prynne, John, 186
Ptolemy, Claudius,
13
Puckanukick, or Puk-
anokik — see Poka-
noket
Puckering, Sir John,
105
Pulsifer, David, 381
Purchasers, or Under-
takers ; The Twelve,
356
Puritan Anglican
Clergy, The, 177,
183
Pygott, Alice, 138
I^gott, Francis, 138
Pygott, Margaret, 138
Pygott, Matthew, 138
Pygott, Thomas, 13^
138, 140
Pygott, William, 137
Quad[d]equina, a
Wampanoag Sac-
hem, the brother of
Massasoit, 456,
469
Quakers, Tlie, 30, 38
Quarles, William, 322
Quincy, Boston Bay,
N.E., 484
R, I. — see Robinson,
Rev. J.
Raine, Rev. Canon
John, 59
Rainea — see Magdalen
Isles
Rainolds, Rev. Dr
John, 37
Rammekins, 189
Ramsay, Earl of Hold-
emess ; John, 257
Rande, James, 386
Randolph, Sir Thomas ;
Master and Comp-
troller - Creneral of
all Her Majesty's
Posts, 76-83
Ratcliffe, Robert, 388
Reading, co. Berks, 132
Retford, co. Notts, 52
58,69
Revell, John, 322
Reynolds, ; Cap-
tain of the Speedwell,
316, 326, 339, 340,
346,390
Reynolds, a Printer,
Johu, 274
Rhode Island, The
State of, 464, 520,
685
Rich, Sir Nathaniel,
249
Rich, 2nd Earl of
Warwick ; Robert,
249, 250, 257, 268
Richmond, co. Surr.,
62
Richmond, Va., 260
Richmond, co. York,
96
Richmondshire — see
York, North Riding
of
Rigdale, Alice, Wife
of John, 374
Rigdale, John, 360,
374, 378
Rising of the North,
The, 60
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Bobarthse, Jan — see
Robinson, Bev. J.
Roberts, , 337
Robinson, Anna, 165
Robinson (previously
White); Mistress
Brugitta [Bridgei],
Wife of the Rev.
John, 169, 160, 275,
276
Robinson, afterwards
Grynwich ; Brugitta
[Bridget\ 159, 160
Robinson, Conway,
250
Robinson, Fear, 159
Robinson, Isaac, 159,
160
Robinson, Jacob, 159
Robinson, James, 159
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