Annals of Iowa

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ANNALS OF IOWA

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THIRD SERIES

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VOLUMES I— VIII
APRIL, 1893— JANUARY, 1909

CHARLES ALDRICH, EDITOR

INDEX

DES MOINES, IOWA

HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT OF IOWA
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PREFACE

ORIGIN OF THE HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT OF IOWA.

In the first biennial report, 1893, Charles Aldrich, founder
and curator of the State Historical Department of Iowa, detailed
its origin and purpose in the following language :

Need for the Department, At the capitals of most states collections of
the data for their own history, and that of surrounding regions, nave been
in progress for many years — in some from their first organization. Wis-
consin, the model western state in this regard, has been engaged in this
work fifty years. Kansas for nearly half that period. Possibly a like effort
might have been instituted at the capital of Iowa, but the founding of the
State Historical Society at Iowa City, in the year 1857, had the effect to in-
spire a belief that that organization was taking adequate care of this impor-
tant interest. Such a result, however, was an impossibility, for the society
was destitute of the necessary funds. True, the organization has been kept
up until now. The members, individually, have done everything in their
power to increase the collections. * * * All that the members could do was
done, but no such institution, thus meagerly supported, can attain the ends
sought. Meantime, the years were rolling by. The early settlers of the
State were rapidly disappearing, either by death or removal to other regions,
and all their recollections of pioneer times were fading away. Their places
were occupied by new comers, who could not reasonably be expected to take
much interest or pride in the Iowa of early days, for the reason that they
knew little about it, and little of its history had been preserved.

Waste of Materials. No complete collection of our early public documents
was in existence, and but few of the pioneer newspapers had been preserved.
Precious books, which will one of these days be worth their weight in gold,
were so fading from public knowledge as in many cases to have become al-
most wholly forgotten. Our prehistoric pottery and stone implements were
being gathered up and largely sent abroad to enrich the museums and col-
lections of other states. Even the fossils secured by one of our geological
surveys, and costly engraved plates for their illustration — paid for by the
State — met the same fate. To see and study these fossils at this time
necessitates a journey to an eastern city. They would today form a most
valuable addition — these "type specimens" — to a collection in our own capi-
tol; but no effort was ever made to keep them here or at any other place in
Iowa. If Iowa owned them now, no proposition to part with them would be
entertained by anybody. While our statesmen upon the rostrum boasted the
absence of illiteracy in Iowa, and pointed with pride to the magnificent rec-
ord of Iowa soldiers during the great civil war, it was continually pleaded
that this State, free from debt, could not afford to collect the necessary data
for her own history, nor preserve from waste the archaeological treasures
yielded by her own soil, or even mementos of our early settlers and soldiers.
It. is a fact not to be proud of — a strange anomaly — that so many of the pub-
lic documents published by State authority prior to 1860 are not now in the
capitol nor represented in any collection. Of many, not a single copy is
known to be in existence, nor Were the originals preserved in the offices
whence they emanated. It is to stop this waste — to repair, as far as prac-
ticable, the losses which have already occurred, to build up collections in-
cidental to such work, and contributing greatly to its usefulness and to the
everyday instruction and enjoyment of the people, to save up precious mate-
rials which shall illustrate to future times the history of our own, that the
efforts of the Historical Department have been devoted during the year and
a half of its existence. That these are worthy ends no one, I believe, will at
this day question.

Original Steps. The history of the origin of this effort may be briefly
summarized as follows: In the year 1884, Mrs. Aldrich and I presented to

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the State, through the Trustees of the State Library, a simple Autograph
Collection, proposing if it should be placed in cases in the Library, and
properly cared for, to make further additions to its contents, as well as to
illustrate it with portraits of the celebrities represented, adding biographical
data. This offer was accepted. In due time a case was made, and later on
another, from funds appropriated to furnishing the edifice. But no one else
was willing to undertake to arrange the materials in the cases. I was,
therefore, compelled to come to Des Moines and do this work, or let the
enterprise fail. We also continued to make additions to the Collection, both
by purchase and solicitation. In 1888 the two cases were filled to overflow-
ing, and two more were needed. The legislature that session put an item in
the general appropriation bill, allowing $1,000 to be expended for the care
and preservation of objects in literature, art and science, which should be
presented to the State. Of this the sum of $900 was used in building two
more cases.

Moral Support. But when the Pioneer Law Makers' Association held
their second reunion, in the winter of 1890, the Collection was made the sub-
ject of commendatory resolutions, in which the legislature then in session,
was earnestly requested to sustain the work. A committee from that body
visited the two houses and presented the resolutions. As a result of this
action a bill was passed by the unanimous vote of both branches of the Gen-
eral Assembly, appropriating $3,000 for this purpose, with a provision direct-
ing the collection of documents, papers, etc., "relating to the earlier days of
our Territory and State." Upon its approval I was appointed by the trus-
tees of the State Library to prosecute the work, with an allowance of $100
per month during the year 1890 and '91. I continued, therefore, to increase
and strengthen the original collection, as well as to collect data for State
history. I had no rooms at the time, and 'the accumulations were simply
piled up in a corner. At the next meeting of the Pioneer Law Makers'
Association this work was made the subject of a further appeal to the legis-
lature Many of 'the leading newspapers of the State had commended it,
urging the founding of a permanent Historical Department in the State
House. Governor Larrabee spoke of our work very kindly in his biennial
message of 1890, as also did Governor Boies in 1892.

First Legislation. As a result of this agitation a bill was introduced in
the Senate by Col. C. H. Gatch of Polk county, providing for the establish-
ment of a Historical Department, and making the original "Aldrich Collec-
tion" a part of the work. This bill passed the Senate by a unanimous vote,
and the House by 67 yeas to 14 nays. It also provided for 'the appointment
of a Curator, who should hold his office six years. The three lower southeast
rooms in the capitol, originally designed for the State Historical Society,
were set apart for this purpose. The work is placed under the authority of
the eight Trustees of the Iowa State Library. At a meeting held for the
purpose of organizing the Department, I was appointed Curator, and with the
approval of the Trustees I appointed Hon. B. F. Gue as my assistant. The
new rooms were opened on the first day of July, 1892.

That the State should build up and fairly maintain a great Historical
Museum, wherein should be secured as large collections as practicable in
State and National history, literature, art, military relics and mementos,
natural history, geology, archaeology, numismatics, etc., as it is practicable to
bring together, would seem to have become the settled belief of the people.
Such an institution should be kept growing, for "a finished museum is a
dead museum." There is apparently no end to the amount of materials whicli
may be readily obtained for this purpose. The great need is a place in u-hich they
can be safely kept and conveniently exhibited.

In his leading editorial, Volume One, Number One, ANNALS
OF IOWA, Third' Series, Mr. Aldrich published the following :

A PRELIMINARY NOTE.

Historical Publications.- In the field of historical collections and historical
work our State has been very peculiarly situated. About the time of the
removal of the Capital to Des Moines, a State Historical Society was or-
ganized at Iowa City, in the belief, no doubt, that it would flourish under
the shadow of our great University. Possibly it might have done so to
the extent that brilliant success has attended like efforts at 'the capitals of
Wisconsin, Kansas and other Western States, but one single and simple
element always necessary in every such undertaking was lacking. That
there were brains enough and culture enough in the Iowa Historical Society
to secure magnificent success, no man of information will for a moment

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doubt. The only thing lacking was money adequate to its support and the
fair and logical development of its aims. This was never granted by the
Legislature. Why not, we will not now attempt to set forth. Suffice it
to say, that "the sinews of war" were withheld. As a result of this lack
of support the State Historical Society has only accomplished what the
hard work, personal generosity and self-sacrifice of a few of its individual
members, none of them wealthy, brought to pass. For this they deserve
unstinted praise, for they kept alive that element of patriotism which mani-
fests itself in seeking to preserve 'the annals, memories and personal relics
and mementos of ancestors — those who laid the foundations of the State
and later defended the integrity of the nation on bloody fields. Then, in
their contributions and collections, more than any others — far more than
those who enjoyed the emoluments of office — have they preserved nearly all
of our early written and printed records now in existence. For these excel-
lent and fruitful labors they deserve and should ever receive the gratitude
of our State. So far as publications are concerned the record of these men
is one to which those who come afterward can always point with pride.

THE ANNALS OF IOWA.

First Series. In 1863 they founded, and continued until 1875, "Tlie Annals
of loica." This was a quarterly magazine of distinguished merit, and within
its pages may be found more facts relating to early Iowa than can now be
gleaned from all other existing sources. Its contents were made up for the
most part of the recollections of leading men who had borne a part in the
transactions which 'their pens delineated or who had known the men and
women of whose good deeds they therein made a record. The regular publi-
cation of this very excellent work was suspended in 1875, solely for lack
of adequate support.

Second Series. It was, however, revived in 1882, by Rev. S. S. Howe, and
continued until the close of 1884. Hon. A. R. Fulton, of this city, was asso-
ciated with him in its editorial management in 1883-84. Typographically
"TUe Annals" was a beautiful magazine. It was plainly but very neatly
printed, and for the most part each number contained a fine steel portrait
of some distinguished Iowa man. Volumes of this work have become very
scarce and command high prices. Many of the numbers are now difficult
to obtain. Some of them, indeed, are in demand at $5.00 each. As it looks
now, the policy which cramped and finally let die so excellent a work is not
to be commended. It is one, however, which quickly consigns its own
authors to the oblivion in which they would bury the memories of all who
have gone before. Finally, in the year 1885 a new publication, appearing
quarterly and called the "Iowa Historical Record," was projected by the His-
torical Society. It is carefully edited by Dr. Frederick Lloyd, and is a.
publication which eminently deserved a remunerative support. Each num-
ber contains fifty pages, and is illustrated with a portrait of some distin-
guished lowan. But its outside support is unfortunately most meager and
the State has done very little to keep it in existence.

But while pecuniary support must be had to insure the development and
continuance alike of historical magazines and historical collections anywhere,
it would seem that this can be secured more easily and naturally at the
Capital than at any other point. At Iowa City the great University con-
stantly needs and demands appropriations. What it asks is really a neces-
sity of the times and of our theories and systems of public education. But
such large demands in one direction tend almost invariably to silence those
in every other. This we believe to have been the prime reason why the
State has not adequately supported the State Historical Society and its meri-
torious work. It is a result of circumstances and not one to call for the
censure of any man or men. We believe no one will deny that the Capital
is the proper place for a historical collection. People are daily arriving here
from all parts of our State. They naturally expect to see a great library,
works of art throughout the edifice, collections illustrating our growth and
progress, relics and mementos of our pioneers and the heroes and heroines
of all our wars. Nothing more delights the average tax-payer than a mag-
nificent Capitol building well filled with collections in these various direc-
tions. Evidence of this is a matter of everyday occurrence.

Third Series. Offers of "Our Publications in Exchange for Yours," are
constantly coming to the Historical Department of Iowa; and unless som*-
work like this should be promptly issued the State would be in the end
greatly the loser. Through its pages, and by reason of its influence under-
proper management, it is believed that additions in value far exceeding its
cost can be easily and regularly secured. These views were presented to

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the Board of Trustees at the last meeting. That body by a unanimous vote
deeid>eti that this effort should be made, and the first number is now before
the reader.

NAME — "ANNALS OF IOWA."

It was, however, deemed judicious to retain the name, "ANNALS OF
IOWA," and accordingly the right to use it was secured from the owner of
the copyright at Iowa City. In reviving the publication it will be our aim
not only to fill its pages with the best articles we can obtain upon all topics
of Iowa history, but to render it as useful as possible in building up the
Department of History now in the first year of its organization in our Capi-
tol. We enter upon this work with much misgiving — with the deepest regret
that this work had not been commenced under able and zealous management
forty years ago — but wi-th the determination to make our labors as valuable
as possible to the State.

Mr. Aldrich, who was born at Ellington, New York, October
2, 1828, and died at Boone, Iowa, March 8, 1908, was a prac-
tical printer and a scholar. He spent his entire active life prior to
his founding of the Historical Department, as the editor and pub-
lisher of weekly newspapers. At the same time he studied and
contributed articles to journals and magazines upon literature,
history, natural history and other topics.

The institution he founded grew while he yet lived, even be-
yond his own expectations, and was housed in quarters and given
equipment he had implored the General Assembly to provide,
at a cost of nearly a half million dollars. The collections, includ-
ing his own magnificent gifts, have a value far beyond this
princely amount.

In conducting the ANNALS OF IOWA, Mr. Aldrich suggested
titles to many of his contributors and in the case of many others,
rendered various services. The most accurate and trustworthy
writers have been by him gently but firmly challenged and often
corrected both in fact and in language. Until his health
failed, not a word or line passed to the printer without his ap-
proval and no form was locked without his O. K.

Miss Mary R. Whitcomb became Assistant Curator in 1894,
and placed her loyal spirit, finished education and marvelous in-
dustry wholly under the direction and influence of Mr.
Aldrich. The merit of the journal varied little if any when its
editor in his later years found it at times impossible to
execute to his own satisfaction the exacting editorial demands
of his strong will. Thus he collected and published for sixteen
years in accordance with his plan, bringing into imperishable
form and within the reach of all a mass of indispensable data up-
on Iowa history. What labor and pains it cost, the public will
never know. But it is clear that in exchange returns, in the edi-
torial comment, in the nearly eight hundred articles and four
hundred illustrations, the people of the State received the most

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from Charles Aldrich during his lifetime it had yet received
from any man.

THE INDEX.

During his last year Mr. Aldrich planned as the valedictory
effort of his literary life, an -index to -what he deemed his crown-
ing work, his ANNALS OF IOWA. The ideas of Mr. Aldrich and
of Miss Whitcomb for an index were gathered together by Miss
Alice M. Steele, Assistant Curator, and some preliminary
work was done by her. Notwithstanding the occurrence
of the death of Mr. Aldrich, the expansion of the col-
lections throughout the new Historical Building into four
times the space they had previously occupied, and the
death of Miss Whitcomb all within thirteen months, Miss
Steele nevertheless advanced the index. Following the
death of Miss Whitcomb the work of Mr. Aldrich and
Miss Whitcomb was divided between Miss Steele and the writer,
who had been appointed Assistant Curator in the spring of 1907
and had assumed the responsibility of management on March 14,
1908, under a resolution of the Board of Trustees, as follows:

Moved that in view of the death of Curator Charles Aldrich that the
Historical Department of the State Library and of the Museum, the Art
Gallery, the newspapers and the historical periodicals, be placed in charge
of Mr. E. R. Harlan, the assistant to the Curator, during the pleasure of the
Board and until the vacancy in the office is filled with all the powers granted
by law to the Curator of the Museum and Art Gallery.

Miss Steele labored valiantly the while with the Index
compilation and, in addition to her other onerous duties, had
finished volumes one to seven when she retired from the work
in November, 1910, the unfinished compiling and the "small
editing" being assigned to Miss Alice Marple, whose labors
with the staff began upon the retirement of Miss Steele and
continue to the present time.

The work is issued by direction of the Board of Trustees for
the joint purpose of commemorating the life of Mr. Aldrich
and of conferring upon the general public the benefit of
an adequate and accurate index to his invaluable labors.

EDGAR R. HARLAN,

Curator.

EXPLANATORY

The index proper includes authors, subjects and titles.

Index of illustrations follows the general index.

Titles of books and articles have principal words capitalized.

The volume number is black face.

The page number is six point Roman.

INDEX

ABBEY, JOHN, Pioneer blacksmith
of Maquoketa VII 635

Abbey, William, Pioneer blacksmith
of Maquoketa VII 635"

Abbott, Andrew J., Frozen to death

I 396

Abbott, E. J., Receives contributions

V 308
Abdill, L. BM Bookseller I 670

II 77

Abercrombie, Col. J. C., II 301
Abercrombie, Lieut. John J.

Biographical note IV 232
Lieut. George Wilson relieved
from command by II 243
Stationed at Ft. Atkinson IV

451 452 VII 453
Abernathy, A. X., Speaks at the
dedication of Iowa monu-
ments VIII 74
Abernethy, Alonzo

Compiles material for the publi-
cation of the Dedication of
Iowa Monuments VIII 395
396

Dedication of Iowa Monuments
Erected by the State of
Iowa, review VIII 395
Errors in the Census Map VII

472

Iowa Under Territorial Govern-
ments and the Removal of
the Indians VII 431
Makes brief address at the dedi-
cation of Iowa monuments
VIII 73
Regent State University IV

11 12
Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 605

Abolitionism, Beauties of V 21 8
Abraham, J. F., II 2
Aby, Frank S., Member faculty State

University IV 49 54
Academy of Science and Letters of

Sioux City

Organization of VI 312
Proceedings of, notice VII 74
Acheson, George, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12

Ackerman, Capt. Michael, Wounded
at Pleasant Hill III 28
410 422

Ackermann, Gottlieb, Seeks location

for Amana Society I 386

Acquisition of Iowa Lands from the

Indians VII 283
Acres, S. F., Business partner of
Maj. E. C. Blackmar V
75

Actual Settlers VII 542
Adair, W. E., Makes correction in
Annals article VI 315
Adams, A. G. VIII 133

Adams, Judge Austin

Aids legislation for State Li-
brary II 543
Distinguished in Iowa courts

VIII 190
Lecturer State University IV

52

Marriage of V 239
Regent State University IV

12
Teacher of George F. Wright

VIII 157

Adams, Mrs. Catherine M., Presents
portrait of Governor Kirk-
wood to Historical Depart-
ment V 312
Adams, Charles, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304
Adams, Charles X. VII 397

Graduate of Denmark Academy

VII 9

Adams, D. VIII 391
Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth D., Obituary

VII 239
Adams, Rev. Ephraim I 531 II

648 V 633

Death of wife VII 239
Iowa Band. New and revised

edition

Extract from VI 357
Reference to VII 370
Review of V 551
Member of "Iowa Band" I

528

Obituary VIII 319
Ordination of I 529
Receives degree I 530
Work of I 529 530
Adams, Judge Franklin G., Obituary

IV 319
Adams, George, Selected to kill

Joseph M. Street II 83
Adams, George B. II 323
Adams, Bev. Harvey I 531

Association of, with Abner Knee-
land VI 356-358
Member of "Iowa Band" I

528

Obituary II 648
Ordination of I 529
Receives degree I 530
Adams, Henry II 323
Adams, Henry C. VII 397
Adams, James C., Obituary V

639
Adams, John, IV 95 120 406

VI 475 626

Address of Massachusetts legis-
lature to VI 140
Response to VI 141
On discovery of America VI

626

Proclaims land open to settle-
ment II 181

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Adams, John Quincy IV 95 120
407 VI 258 VII 213
223 250 VIII 34 418
Adams county, Iowa, named for

II 201

Appoints J. M. Street Indian
Agent II 84 III 623
Attitude of, on Missouri Com-
promise II 250 VI
263
Extract from message relating

to Indians VI 189
Pardons Indians II 85
Adams, Lieut. John Q., Extract from
report on battle of Allatoona
II 127
Adams, Justus C., Obituary VI

399

Adams, Mrs. Mary Newberry
Letter from IV 115
Obituary V 239
Adams, Col. R. M. II 141
Adams, Samuel, Inventor VI 399
Adams, Dr. William, Classmate of
Rev. Asa Turner III 54
Adams County, Iowa

Icarian community in VI 108
Named in honor of J. Q. Adams

H 201

Adding-ton, Henry VI 407 409
Adding-ton, Jesse, Member of Spirit
Lake expedition III 514
544 545 V 21

Adjutant General's Reports, Com-
piled by Gen. N. B. Baker

I 89-91

Adlum, Maj. John, Friend of Rafin-

esque VII 213
Adoption of children, Origin of law

regulating IV 550
Aerolites. Decision of the Supreme
Court in regard to owner-
ship of III 284
Agfassiz, Prof. Alexander, Offers to
publish work of Wach-
smuth and Springer II
352 364
Ag-assiz, Frof. Louis

Commends work of Dr. Barris

V 221
Comnared with Rafinesque VII

224

Founder of the Museum of Com-
parative Biologv at Cam-
bridge, Mass. VIII 610
Friend of Dr. Charles A. White

VIII 346 347

Gives help and encouragement
to Charles Wachsmuth II
348 350 351
Inspiration to Frank Springer

II 362

Propounds general theory of

glaciation IV 395
Visits Sioux City in early days

VIII 424 425
Ag-ency City, Iowa

Council with Indians at I

400
Gen. Street's grave reserved by

Indians II 185
Sac and Fox Agency at I

399 II 387 632 III

626 VI 378
Treaty with Indians at VI

464

Ahern, Patrick, Death of IV 3?0
Ahem. S^rah, Marriage of IV

429

Aiken, Joseph, Agent for sale of
half-breed lands VII 637
Ainsworth, Danforth H.

Account of high water V

411

Obituary VI 479
Ainsworth, P. C., Writes letter to
Charles Aldrich VIII

359
Ainsworth, Capt. J. C.

Commander of steamboat on
Des Moines river IV
329 330

Commander of the steamer Ken-
tucky VIII 147
Ainsworth, Litcian I..

Chairman of committee to pre-
pare resolutions III 198
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 257 V 585
Obituary V 478
Opposes bill for new capitol

IV 259
Akers, John W.

Extract from report of VII

375
Regent State University IV

11
Akers, William, Wounded at Corinth

I 217
Albaug-h, Philip, Member Dunkers

Church VII 274
Albrig-ht, Mrs. Rachel J. Wilson,

Obituary VII 157
Alcott, Bronson, Contemporary of
Abner Kneeland VI 345
Alden, Bradford B,., Classmate of

Albert M. Lea III 474
Alden, Rev. Ebenezer, Jr. I 531
Member of "Iowa Band" I

528
Missionary work of I 529

VII 602
Obituary IV 79

Alden, John, Ebenezer Alden, de-
scendant of IV 79
Aldrich, Charles IV 85 440 VI
567 VII 268

Account of grasshopper plague
IV 444

Address of, at laying of corner-
stone of Historical Building
IV 102

Aids in organizing Iowa Library
Society VI 625

and the nomination of Abra-
ham Lincoln VIII 205
447 450 459 463

and the Boone Mound explora-
tion VIII 467

At Lincoln's first inauguration

VIII 43 50

Attitude of, in relation to Spirit
Lake expedition III 232
233 313

Awarded gold medal for his-
torical exhibit at St. Louis
VII 233

Captain Thomas Drummond II
203

Characterization of B. F. Gue
VI 477

Climatic Changes VIII 543
546

Commissioner Des Moines River
Investigation. Report of
I 537 538

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15

Communication from, read at
the celebration of the Fifti-
eth anniversary of the
adoption of the constitu-
tion of Iowa VIII 63

Credit to VII 243

Crude Legislation VIII 477

Curator Historical Department
IV 622 V 548

Denies that he helped Gov. Gue
write his History of Iowa
VIII 316

Description of bone-bed at
Ames VI 124

Dr. Sylvester G. Matson III
450

Early West Pointer VII 298

Editor of 'the Annals of Iowa
VIII 547

Editorial on his death, by E. R.
Harlan VIII 385

Editorial on reconstruction of
parties VIII 450-451

Editorial on the situation at the
time of the nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII

186 187

Founder of Historical Depart-
ment IV 86

Friend of John H. Charles VIII
402

Furnished cases by Capitol
Commission VII 96

Furnishes information relating
to Black Hawk II 462

General Ed Wright II 376
386

Has charge of cane presented
to John A. Kasson IV
257

Honors General Crocker I
231

In memoriam VIII 563-639

Interest in the portrait collec-
tion of the Historical De-
partment VHI 473 474

Iowa Hall of Archives, reference
to VII 581

Letter by I 454

Letter by, to Charles A. White
VIII 344

Letter to, by D. C. Bloomer II 480

Letter to, from Cornelius Cadle
VIII 358

Letter to, from Gen. Corse II
295

Letter to, from Commissioner of
Indian Affairs III 129

Letter to, from Peter A. Dey
VI 634

Letter to, from James W. Grimes
I 575

Letter to, from John A. Kasson
VIII 84

Letter to, from George G.
Wright, presenting portrait
of Edwin Manning II
321

Letter to, from War Depart-
ment IV 448 470

Letter to, relating to Iowa
Homestead law III 149

Letter to, relating to passenger
pigeons III 235

Letter to, relating- to Shiloh con-
troversy VI 558

Marble bust of VIII 551

Member executive committee

Floyd Memorial Association

II 312
Member of the Roster Board of

Iowa soldiers VIII 555
Member Spirit Lake Monument

Commission II 69 III

552 553
Mrs. L. J. Church in Spirit

Lake massacre III 546
Old Prairie Slough V 27
Publisher The Freeman I 575
Publishes Iowa Fugitive Slave

case VIII 31
Recollections of the Senecas

VII 380
Recommends a sewerage system

for Boone, Iowa VIII

388
Reprints territorial laws V

300

Secures correspondence of terri-
torial governors V 294
Secures portrait of Charles

Mason H 167
Secures portrait of Samuel F.

Miller I 241
Sends notice of death of Thomas

Drummond to F. W. Palmer

II 210

Starts initial movement for
preservation of public ar-
chives V 294-296 VII
579 581-584

Supports C. C. Carpenter for
representative I 574 595

Supports John C. Fremont for
president, 1860 VIII 447
449

Supports James W. Grimes for
U. S. senator II 206

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Theodore S. Parvin V 199

Tribute to I 241 II 167
IV 90 101 116 117

V. A. Ballou, associated with
VII 399

Visits legislature II 203

Voting with the Soldiers in

1864 VI 618

Aldrich, Mrs. Charles, With Mr.
Aldrich presents Autograph
Collection to State I 56

IV 86

Aldrich, Eliza Nichols, Mother of
Charles Aldrich VIII 563

Aldrich, G-eorg-e, Ancestor of Charles
Aldrich VIII 563

Aldrich, Silas, Military history of

V 233

Aldrich, Stephen, Father of Charles

Aldrich VIII 563
Aldrich, Thirza Louisa, Widow

of Charles Aldrich VIII

612
Alexander, Capt. P. IN, Stationed at

Ft. Atkinson IV 451
Alexander, Gideon B., Pioneer settler

of Keosauqua IV 338
Alexander, Judge J. J., Anecdote of

Alexander, Joseph P., Partner of C.

J. A. Ericson VIII 10
Alexander. Mrs. Lucy, Obituary

III 653

1C

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Alexander, Robert III 654
Alexander family VII 598
Alford, Lore, Obituary IV 47 8
Alfrey, Mr., Owner of boat on Des

Moines river IV 332
Algfer, Freeman

Member of committee on new

counties H 197
Member of Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366
Originally from Indiana II

199

Alffona, Iowa, History of military
company organized at V
482
Algonquin* II 466 VI 85

Drive Mound Builders from pos-
sessions II 175
Possessions of, in Iowa II

175 VI 83 84
Tribes of, aid Great Britain in

War of 1812 H 180
Allen, Andrew Hussey, Presents
paper on Historical Archives
of the Department of State
VII 562
Allen, B. F. VIII 130 132

Aids in effort to secure new

capitol IV 247 257
Experience of, during flood of

1851 V 404
Member Ft. Madison Steamboat

Company IV 360
Pioneer merchant IV 359
President Des Moines Branch

State Bank V 110
Allen, Mrs. Cora, Death of IV

399

Allen, Ethan IV 567
Allen, Ethan A., Stationed at Fort

Madison III 103
Allen, Ezra H., Killed by the Indians

VII 535
Allen, Capt. James

Associated with discovery and
exploration of Itasca basin
II 24 25 31
Attends council with Indians I

400

In charge of Ft. Des Moines
IV 167-170 172-176 VI
380

Letter by, relating to Ft. San-
ford IV 291 292
Letter to War Department re-
ferring to Indians IV 164
Military record of IV 177

293

Ordered to establish a fort on
the Des Moines river VIII
476
Organizes Mormon battalion II

593 IV 314
Recommendations of, approved

IV 166
Stationed at Fort Sanford IV

334 451

Allen, James Lane, The Choir In-
visible, characters of IV
503
Allen, Jerome, Principal Maquoketa

Academy VH 606
Allen, Jesse C., Obituary I 158
Allen, John B., Senator Seventh Gen-
eral Assembly IV 366
Allen, Robert, Obituary VIII 159

Allen, William, U. S. senator from

Ohio VIH 318
Allen, William O., Tried for murder

VIII 411 413
Allen, Dr. William F., Obituary IH

476

Allender, Cteorgre C., Member Third
General Assembly II 197
198
Allender, Corporal Robert

Marriage of IV 428-431

Relations with Gen. Nathaniel

Lyon IV 417-419
Allin, Georg-e R., Military record of

VI 595

Allison, J. F., Attends Thanksgiving
dinner at the Tremont
House Sioux City 1857
VIII 418

County judge VIII 413

Member of the firm: Allison and
Charles VIH 422

Present at opening of grave of

Sergt. Floyd II 310
Allison, William B. I 252 504
II 482 III 196 619

IV 146 561 V 633

and the Historical Department
I 65

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII 99
100 103 104 114

Attends banquet of Iowa Society
of New York VII 473

Attends exercises at laying of
corner-stone of Historical
Building IV 82 85 VIII
627

Friend of Caleb Baldwin I
211

George G. Wright defeats in
nomination for U. S. Senate
IV 486 487

Influence of. in Congress I 600

Introduces bill relating to safetv
appliances on railroads V
569-571 575 581

Member of notable Congress II
257

Mentioned prominently for nomi-
nation for President IV
223 225 235

Nominated president of the St.
Louis Republican conven-
tion 1896 VIII 559

Obituary VIII 556

Supports S. J. Kirkwood for gov-
ernor 1859 VIII 217

Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIII

605

Allison, Mrs. William B. VIII 341
Alloway, Mr., Experience of, during

flood of 1851 V 407
Alloway, Mrs.. Drowned during flood

of 1S51 V 407

Alshausen, Theodore, Signs letters
to Congressional leaders on
naturalization laws VIII
207 209

Altgfeld, Oov. John F. II 249
Altoona, Mrs. A. L.. One of a com-
mittee which passed resolu-
tions on the life and char-
acter of Charles Aldrich
VIII 613

Alvord, Earl, Pioneer merchant of
Denmark, Iowa VH 9

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

17

Amana Society
History of

Review by Pickard, of Mono-
graph of Perkins and Wicks
I 382
American Tract Society, J. B. Grin-

nell, agent of II 251
Ament, Mrs. W. S., Daughter of

Caleb Baldwin I 209
America, S. P. Smith, Sung at lay-
ing of cornerstone of His-
torical Building IV 107
American Express Company, Pen-
sions faithful employee I
337
American Pur Company I 129

IV 165 VII 190 194
Agents of II 85 VII 126

181
Marry Indian wives VII

18

Employees of VI 203
Ft. Sanford occupies property

of IV 291
Influence of, with Indians III

388

Methods of, with Indians III
601 V 546 VI 185
233 370
Opposed by Joseph M. Street

VII ' 127 181

Traders of, awarded claims by
Indian Commission VII

118 122 192 193
Unfriendly to Joseph M. Street

VI 370 371
American Historical Association

Inspires interest in preservation
of public archives VII
561 562
Reference to reports of VII

562-564 567 575-578
American Historical Review, notice

of II 323

Amerland, John, Treasurer Academy
of Science and Letters of
Sioux City VI 312
Ames, John H., Taxation of Real
Property and Corporations,
cited V 443
Ames, Iowa, Bone-bed near Iowa

State College VI 122
Anderson, A., Receives arms for use

at Athens, Mo. V 85
Anderson. Albert R., Obituary III

653
Anderson, Alexander, Surveyor III

439
Anderson, Augustus, Obituary VI

400

Anderson, Capt. Charles D., General
Lyon's attack upon IV

425-428

Anderson, Daniel, Obituary V 76
Anderson. P. A., Pioneer settler of

Keosauqua IV 337
Anderson, P. P., Resident of Keosau-
qua during flood of 1851 V
417

Anderson, Hans Christian III 255
Anderson, Iradel. Emigrant to Ore-
gon VIII 304
Anderson, Isaac VIII 133
Anderson, Israel, Obituary V 479
Anderson, Lew W.

Collector of historical material

VI 232
2

Member Linn county Historical

Society VII 67
Anderson, Mathies, Emigrant to Ore-
gon VIII 304
Anderson, M. B., Professor State

University IV 42
Anderson, Simeon H., Classmate of

Stephen Whicher IV 503
Anderson, V., Member Dunkers

Church VII 275
Anderson, William I., Surveyor III

439
Andersonville, A. B. Cummins at

VIII 139-142
Andover Theological Seminary

Samuel Storrs Howe a student

of II 367
Sends missionaries to frontier

I 526 528

Andreas, Alfred T., Obituary IV
400

Andres, A. J., Obituary VII 158

Andrew, Iowa, Branch of State Uni-
versity located at IV 15

Andrews, H. P.

Hamlin Family, notice of VI

234

History of the Hamlin family,
review of II 75

Andrews, John A., Delegate to the
convention which nominated
Abraham Lincoln VIII 88

Andrews, L. P.

Correction to article written by

II 642

First Things in Iowa II 393

394

Interested in service of Lincoln
and Davis in Black Hawk
war II 641

Word Iowa— What It Means II
465

Andrews, Mrs. t. P., First woman
given a seat on the floor of
the Hou^e of Representa-
tives II 394

Andrews, Landaff W. I 426

Andrews, Launcelot W., Member fac-
ulty. State University IV
47

Andrews. Lorin. Declines presidency
State University IV 30

Andros, Frederick III 274

Member Territorial Legislature
IV 636

Angle, H. G.. Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 378

Ankeny, Mrs. Harriet, Obituary III
160

Ankeny, Rollin V., Obituary V

320

Anker, S. M. VIII 133

Annals of Iowa

Bill introduced looking to re-
printing first and second
series V 68
Close of Vol. VI VI 627
Establishment and scone of
work I 54 56 IV 105
VIII 295

Samuel Storrs Howe editor of
II 371 369 370

Annual of the Association of the
Graduates of the Military
Academy cited VI 594

Another revolutionary soldier VI
634

18

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Anson, Adrian C. VII 318
Anson, Henry, Obituary VII olo
Antaque, Witness to Dubuque's con-
tract with Indians II 331
Antaya, Pierre, Companion of Julien

Dubuque II 331

Anthony, Horace, Member Seventr

General Assembly IV 366

Anthony, Oscar W., Member faculty

State University IV 46

48

Anthony, Susan B., Leader in
women's rights movement

I 673

Apache Indians III 129
Apostrophe to the Blue and the

Gray, Yeomans V 385
Appanoose I 130 V 397 VI

89
Characterization of VI 202-

203
Passenger on Des Moines river

steamboat IV 334
Sketch of VII 228
Village of VI 202
"Visits east with General Street

II 100

Appanoose County, Named for In-
dian chief VI 89

Appellate, D. D., Law partner of
Judge Kinne VII 395

Appleg-ate, C. C., Supports bill for
new capitol IV 250

Apprehended Indian Troubles, Letter
of James W. Grimes II
627 III 135

Apthorp, Mary E., Instructor State
University IV 43

Apthorp, Rev. W. P., Pioneer preach-
er at Denmark, Iowa VII
2

Arapaho Indians III 291

Arbuckle, J. W., Killed I 451

Archer, Gen. James J.f Surrender of

III 475

Archer, Lieut. Col. Samson M. VI

300
Archibald, John, Settlement of I

537
Archives

Historical value of early court

files VIII 143-145
Of Indiana VIH 185
Our county VIII 553-554
Arey, Prof. M. P., Member of Ba-
hama expedition I 299
Arkansas, Organization of territory

of VI 260
Armistead, Maj. Lewis A.

Maj. Williams' impersonation of

II 159

Military record of IV 538
With others lays out town of

Ft. Dodge I 136
Armor, Elizabeth, Wife of Judge

Given VIII 398
Armour, Philip VII 239
Armsted, Negro kidnapped VIII

144

Armstrong*, Capt. VII 293
Armstrong', Lieut., Commands a com-
pany of dragoons, June, 1861

VIII 361
Armstrong-. David, Obituary II

568
Armstrong1, Gen. Frank C., At Alla-

toona II 127

Armstrong*, Dr. J. E., Cares for

wounded soldiers VH 502

Armstrong1, Dr. J. &., Aids in or-
ganizing company to protect
northern border V 48'2

Armstrong1, Mrs. Permelia A. VI
584

Armstrong1, Thomas J., Marriage of
VI 585

Army Directory, cited VI 594

Army Register, cited VI 594

Arndt, John P. Ill 395

Member First Legislative As-
sembly of Wisconsin Terri-
tory III 394

Arner, A. I*., Member faculty State
University IV 48

Arnold, Delos

Appointed by Governor Larra-
bee to settle with Capitol
Commissioners VII 98
Attitude on bill for board of

charities IV 312
Regent State University IV
12

Arnold, Frederick T., Military record
of VI 595

Arnold, Jesse, Member Society of
Friends IV 265

Arnold, Gen. Richard, At battle of
Pleasant Hill VII 495

Arthur, Alfred D., Obituary VI
240

Arthur, Chester A. II 78 VII
319

Asboth, Gen. Alexander I 170
171

Asbury, Francis, Organizer of Meth-
odist Church in America I
455

Ashburton, Lord VI 462

Ashe, Thomas, Travels in America
1806, extract from III

123

Ashley, James M., Supports Salmon
P. Chase for president VIII
187

Ashley, John D., Early settler and
owner of copper mines III
392

Ashley, Gen. William H.

Founder of Rocky Mountain Fur

Company V 547
Friend of Henry Dodge III

296 387

Member of Congress from Mis-
souri, etc. Ill 221

Ashton, Charles, Obituary VI 236

Ashton, Capt. Eliakem, Served in
Black Hawk war VI 583
584

Asquith, Maj., Speaks at dedication
of Iowa monuments VIII
74

Astor, John Jacob

Donates large fortune to cause

of education IV 92
Fur trader VI 255

Asylum for Blind, Vinton, Tablet to
memory of Capt. Drummond
placed in VI 150

Atchison, Geprg-e W., Captain Missis-
sippi river steamboat VII
308

Atchison, John, Trustee of Univer-
sity to be established at Bel-
mont, Wis. IV 5

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

19

Atchison, Pearce, Early steamboat

captain IV 332
Atchison, Sam IV 332
Atchison, Sol, Settler on Mississippi

river IV 332

Athenaeum Magazine VIII 76-77
Athens, Mo.

Battle of V 153

Battle of Athens, Mo., by Bea-

man VI 590-593
Battle of Athens, Mo., by Bussey

V 81-92
Letter referring to battle of

VII 70
Atherton, Thomas G., Pioneer Iowa

editor V 123
Atkins, Charles V 522
Atkinson, Gen. Henry VI 199
Authorizes William S. Hamilton
to raise company of Indians
II 90
Black Hawk's autobiography

dedicated to H 450
First appointed Governor of

Iowa IV 382
Fort Atkinson named in honor
of IV 382 449 VI 229
Letter by, relating to Winnebago

Indians IV 448 450
Military record of III 361
Orders Indians to return to their

own territory I 611
Serves in Black Hawk war VII

251 252 453

Atkinson, James, At battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 28
Atlantic, Iowa, Founders of II

648

Attucks, Crispus, Killed during Bos-
ton massacre III 74
At water, Caleb VII 455

Biographical sketch of Robert

Lucas VI 125-127
Atwood, Mr., Killed by Indians IV

509 510
Atwood, Mrs., Husband of, killed by

Indians IV 509 510
Aubrey, Lady Elizabeth, IV - 563
Aubrey, Sir John, IV 563
Aubrey, Lady Marie, IV 563
Audubon, John James

Account of earthquake VII

551
Extracts from Journal of V

o o o

Iowa county named for II

202
Meets John H. Charles of Sioux

City VIII 424
Passenger with Capt. La Barge
in 1843 VI 233

Audubon County, Named to honor
John James Audubon II
202

Aug-ur, C. C., Ill 425 426

Austin, Henry S., Agent for New
York Land Company VII
21 27

Austin, James T., Prosecuting attor-
ney in case of Abner Knee-
land VI 346

Austin, Joel, Pioneer of Sac county
III 440

Austin, Leonard, Pioneer of Sac
county III 440

Avery, Joel. Experience of, during
flood of 1851 V 412

Avery, Joel T., Early settler of
lowaville, Iowa VIII 57

Avery, Peter, Early settler of lowa-
ville, Iowa VIII 57 58

Avery, William, Early settler and
justice of lowaville VHX
57 58

Ayers, Oliver C., At Allatoona H
124

Ayers, Orlando B., Obituary IV
479

Ayers, Squire

Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 32
33 37 69
Member of committee on State

debts III 633
Member of Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366

Ayers, W. S., Law partner of Orlando
B. Ayers IV 479

BABB, WASHINGTON I., V 633

VI 44

Educated at Mt. Pleasant X

570
Estimate of Judge Springer V

473
Law partner of John S. Woolson

IV 317
Regent IV 12
Babbitt, A. W., Mormon editor IX

598

Babcock, Mrs. E. A., Daughter of
Rev. Harvey Adams VT
358
Babcock, Dr. Ira L., Supreme judge

in Oregon VI 458
Babcock, John V., Naval career of

VI 608
Backwoodsmen, Enjoyments of VTX

537

Bacon, John VIII 130

Bacon, Noah B., Obituary V 560

Bad Axe, Battle of H 89 III

74 602 VI 195 233
Closes Black Hawk war V

329 VII 252

George Wilson commands com-
pany in IV 566
Col. William Davenport partici-
pates in IV 290

Badeau, Gen. Adam, Military History
of U. S. Grant cited III
23 IV 296 V 278 292

Badg-er, Milton, Letter to William
Salter VII 603

Badg-er, B., Elder Dunkers church

VII 279

Badg-er, Samuel, Elder Dunkers

church VII 280
Badolett, Mrs., Attends reception

given to Lincoln IV 462
Bag-by, Gen. Arthur P., At battle of

Pleasant Hill III 404

VII 492
Bag-g1, Judg-e, Associate of Judge Al-

vord Bishop VIII 478
Bag-g", E. IV 374
Bahama Expedition, History of, by

Nutting I 298
Bailey, A. K.

Biographical note V 117
Journalistic work of V 121
Pioneer Editors of Northwestern

Iowa V 117

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SKR1ES

Writes history of Winneshiek

county VI 228
Bailey, C. VIII 132
Bailey, Dr. Gamaliel. Editor Na-
tional Era II 253
Bailey, Dr. Gideon S. II 639 V

418

Appointed marshal of the Terri-
tory of Iowa VHI 146
Associated with Robert Lucas

II 409

Death of VI 355
Nativity of VII 457
Nominated for member of Terri-
torial Legislature VI 354
355

Obituary VI 316
Bailey, J. R., Secretary of the Iowa
Manufacturing Co. VIII

390
Bailey, Judgre Joel, Obituary III

Bailey, Mrs. W. B., Daughter of Gen.

Williamson V 556
Bailey, Wesley, Father of A. K.

Bailey V 117
Bain, H. F.

Connection with Iowa Geological

Survey III 119
Contributes to Report Iowa
Geological Survey II 77

III 120 121

Geological investigations of III

78 IV 396 VIII 15

Outline map of the drift sheets

of Iowa III 19

Bainbriclg-e, M., President Council
Third Legislative Assembly
II 580 VH 265
Bainbriclg-e. Commodore William,

Original letters of secured

V 73
Baird, Henry S.

Connection with Simon Cameron

Indian Commission VII

127 181
Defends Gen. Street and MaJ.

Kearney II SS
Member Wisconsin Territorial

Legislature IH 389
Trustee of University at Bel-

mont. Wis. IV 5
Baird, Prof. Spencer P. VIII 292
Baird, Rev. W. P., Aids in founding

Soldiers' Orphans' Home

IV I'M

Baker, A. J., Member of the law firm
of Uaker & Kavanaugh VIII

Baker, Col. Alplieus VI 178
Baker, Aslier C., Naval career of

VI 609

Baker, Dr. E. L.. Son of Nathaniel

P.aker IV 640
Baker, Elihu

Connected with State Bank of

Iowa I 292

.Member Board of State Bank
commissioners I 291 v

100
Baker, Elwyn E., Acknowledgment

to VII 43
Baker, G. R., Klder Dunkers church

VII 1279

Baker, Georgfe C., Obituary I 424

Baker, Capt. James

Captain Company G 2d Iowa
Volunteer Infantry, isf.l
VIII 362

Mortally wounded at battle of

Corinth I 102 215
Baker, James H., Associated with
discovery and exploration of
Itasca basin II 31
Baker, Gen. Nathaniel B. I 9 99

Adjutant General's Reports com-
piled by I 85 V 583
VII 549

Anecdote relating to V 500

Appointed Adjutant General I
88

As a legislator I 84

Assists at reunion of soldiers in
Des Moines V 347

Characterization of I 11 12

Col. Crosley's report to, on
Charge at Jackson I 374

Death of I 94

Endorses action of Gen. Bussey
V 153

F. W. Palmer publishes reports
of IV 403

Letter by V 507 508 510

Letter to V 89 507 509

Life and Public Services of, by
Gue I 81-99

Member Eighth General Assem-
bly V 337

Offers resolution relative to pay-
ment of volunteers I 87

Order of, relating to Northern
Border Brigade V 506
509

Places battle flags in State Ar-
senal I 92

Politician of Iowa. IStSO VIII
190

Public services of IV 64 o

Tribute to. by W. H. Fleming

IV 229

Walter I. Hayes law partner of

V 76

Baker, Napoleon, Makes the Oregon

trail trip VIII 304
Baker, Robert, Killed at Buena Vista

III 466

Baker, Thomas. President State Sen-
ate II 393
Baker, W. H., Member Ninth General

Assembly IV 379
Baker Memorial Association, Organi-
sation of I OS
Baldwin, Dr., Potanist on the Long

expedition VIII 168
Baldwin, Judge Brisco G., J. J. Dyer
studies law with VI :>
Baldwin, Caleb

Attitude of. on Col. Bussey s
seizure of arms V ^7 ^
153

Father of John Xehemiah Paid-
win viii r.r.it
Friend of Elijah Sells II 560
George F. Wright forms part-
nership with VIII 157
Judge Iowa Supreme Court IV

188
Letters of Governor Kirkwood to

III 308 309 310
Letter to Col. Bussey V 91
92

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

21

Life, public services and per-
sonal characteristics of, by
Wright I 209
Portrait decorates the Senate

chamber VIII 314
Recommends James A. William-
son for Adjutant Fourth
Iowa IV 371 V 241
VI 163

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Baldwin, Mrs. Caleb, Attends recep-
tion given to Lincoln IV
462

Baldwin, Charles, Obituary III

480

Baldwin, Janie, Daughter of Caleb
Baldwin I 209

Baldwin, John N.

Obituary VIII 559

Son of Caleb Baldwin I 209

Baldwin, Laura, Daughter of Caleb
Baldwin I 209

Baldwin, Lizzie I 209

Baldwin, Luke, Death of I 23

Baldwin, Royal W., Lecturer State
University IV 57

Baldwin, Susan, See Walker, Mrs.
Jason

Baldwin, Dr. Tlieron, Member Illi-
nois Association I 526
III 54

Baldwin, Thomas, Son of Caleb Bald-
win I 209

Baldwin, William E., At Vicksburg
V 278

Br.ldwin, W. W., Author of the His-
tory of the Burlington Route
VIII 374 455

Baldwin, Mrs. W. W. V 636

Bales, Albert I.., Death of IV
320

Ball, Capt. VIII 132

Ball, G. W., Estimate of Judge
Springer V 473

Ball, Capt. George, Revolutionary
soldier V 151

Ball, Mrs. Harry, Daughter of Clark
Dunham IV 218

Ball, John, Surveyor III 439

Ball, Joseph, Opposes bill for new
capitol IV 249-254

Ball, Capt. Spencer J., Obituary III
477

Ballinger, Lieut. Webster, At battle
of Corinth I 216

Ballord, Webb, Member Bahama ex-
pedition I 299

Ballou, Bev. Hosea, Abner Kneeland
Associated with VI 341
344 352

Ballou, Vivaldo A., Obituary VII
398

Banbury, Jabez, Obituary IV 642

Bancroft, George VI 632

Author of History of the United

States VIII 277 278 279

Author of the Life of William H.

Seward VIII 97
Characterization of Lincoln IV

306

Estimate of, on number of In-
dians in U. S. V 466
Formulates the treaty with Ger-
many, 1SGS VIII 212

History of the United States.

cited III 265
Quotation from II 224
Quotation from, relating to Mar-

quette and Joliet VI 81
Bancroft, Hubert Howe

Historical collector and writer

I 334 II 397 V 545
History of Oregon cited VI

460 461
Banditti of the Prairies, by Bonney,

cited VI 377
Banditti of the Prairies, Career of

VII 260
Bane, Col. M. M., Bravery of I

306
Banks, Gen. N. P. I 183 184 188

193 II 109 325 HX

24 29

and the first nomination of Ab-
raham Lincoln VIII 448

462
At battle of Pleasant Hill HI

401-423 VII 481-532 544
At Jenkins Ferry II 34

III 432
Delegate to Republican national

convention 1856 H 582
Delivers an address before the

American Institute in New

York VIII 447
Dispatch to Gen. Sherman H

110
Gen. Sherman's order to H

107

Participates in Red river ex-
pedition II 106 108 110

III 76 VI 242 243
Banks

Earlv Banking in Iowa, Sherman

V 1 74
Handling the panic of* 1907 VIII

536-542
History of State Bank of Iowa,

Sherman V 93
Nebraska "Wild-Cat" V 52
State Bank of Iowa, by Price X

266-293
Plea for change of system, 1852

V 56

Bankson. Andrew, Member Territor-
ial House of Representatives

VII 254 255
Banning, Alice P., Wife of Charles

A. Wittenmyer IV 288
Bannister. Col. Dwight, Obituary

IV 78

Bannon, Lieut. Charles A., Wounded
at Pleasant Hill III 28

Banzhaf, Maj. Charles, Distinguishes
himself at tne battle of
Kirksville VIII 272

Baptists, Locate college at Pella
III 261

Barbould, Mrs. Anna L., Quotation
from V 260

Barbed Wire Syndicate, Organization
formed to resist extortions
of I 411

Barber, William A.

First Lieutenant Ft. Dodge Com-
pany VI 578
Death of VI 576

Barclay, Alexander VIII 133

Barclay, John J., 1st Serert. Fort
Dodge Company VI 577

99

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Barcroft, John Russell
Obituary V 80
Partner of Judge William Given
VIII 397

Barhydt, T. W. II 4 VIII 133

Barker, Charles I., Obituary VI
640

Barker, Dr. Henry Hawkins, Biog-
raphy of, by J. F. Kennedy
VIII 135-138

Barker, Henry Wilder, Son of Dr.
Henry Hawkins Barker VIII
135

Barker, Jesse, Pioneer settler of
Keosauqua IV 337

Barker, W. T., Member Code Com-
mission V 160

Barker, William X., Obituary V
640

Barkley, Alonzo J.

At battle of Pleasant Hill VII

502

Battle of Pleasant Hill, Louisi-
ana III 23 cited III
72 76 79

Calls attention of American Ex-
press Company to J. M.
Kintzley I 339

Barkman, Henry, Receives ammuni-
tion V 493

Barnes VIII 97

Barnes, Daniel, Passenger on Des
Moines river steamboat IV
369

Barnes, James R., Member Ft. Dodge
Company VI 578

Barnes, Romulus, Member Illinois
Association III 54

Barnes, W. S., Pioneer Des Moines
merchant IV 373

Barnett, Dr., Member excursion
party Des Moines river,
1851 IV 345

Barnett, A. OK, Member Bahama ex-
pedition I 299

Barnett, James Henry, Obituary
VIII 160

Barney, W. J. & Co., Early bankers
of Dubuque V 2

Barnhart, Royal H.

Associated with E. N. Chapin in
newspaper work II 565
Obituary VII 239

Barnum, Guy C., Associate of Charles
B. Thompson in Mormon be-,
lief VH 336 342-345

Barnum, JoTb V. Mormon meeting
with VII 325

Barr, Amelia E., Bow of Orange Rib-
bon, cited III 265

Barr, James D., Obituary VI 560

Barr, Jane, Wife of Caleb Baldwin
I 209

Barrett, Richard C., Regent State
University IV 11

Barrett, W. E., Cashier of the Val-
ley National Bank VIII

r o n

Barrette, John D., Military record of

VI 595

Barris, Amanda Gfanson V 223
Barris, Bessie Levering- V 223
Barris, Rev. Willis H.

Biographical sketch of, by

White V 219
Correction of errors in V
314

Member committee to draft reso-
lutions II 358
Regent State University IV
12

Barrows, B. H., Pays tribute to D. N.
Richardson III 573

Barrows, Deborah, Wife of Job
Lane Howe II 366

Barrows, Dr. E. S. I 2

Barrows, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, Wife
of J. P. Walton IV 317

Barrows, Willard I 2

Death of Black Hawk IV 67
Map of Iowa, 1845, reference to

VII 437

Notes on Iowa, extract from, re-
lating to Indians VII
435

Barstow, Edward, Bells of Grinnell
III 95

Bartlett, Rev. Caroline J., Delivers
address at Burlington Semi-
centennial II 626

Bartlett, Daniel

Brief account of VII 246
Father of Mrs. • Thomas Cox
VII 252

Bartlett, Lemuel VII 252

Bartlett, Roba, Wife of Thomas Cox
VII 246

Bartlett, William VII 252

Bartley, Judge Mordecai, S. J. Kirk-
wood studies law with I
581

Barton, Dr. VIII 165

Barton, Rev. A. G., Makes effort to
find grave of Col. Kinsman

V 250

Barton, Benjamin Smith VII 201
Barton, R. D., Member House Terri-
torial Legislature I 347

VI 355

Barton, Gen. S. M., Report of loss

at Vicksburg V 283
Bartram, John, Botanist VII 201
Bascom, Flavel, Member Illinois As-
sociation III 54
Bass, George L., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379
Bassett, Georg-e W.

Military service of VI 571

577

Obituary II 405
Bassett, Samuel, Makes reapers, etc.,

at Denmark, Iowa VII 9
Bate, William B. VII 71
Bateman, Henry, Pioneer settler of

Van Buren county IV 331

VI 362
Bates, Capt., Attorney for Patrick

O'Conner in trial for murder

III 323
Bates, Gen. Alfred E. V 556 VI

300
Pallbearer at funeral of Gen.

Williamson VI 183
Bates, B. P., Treasurer Lucas county

Historical Society V 23*1
Bates, Benjamin, Quaker settler of

Keokuk county IV 266
Bates, Judg-e Curtis VII 639
Early Iowa editor VII 155
Incorporator of Ft. Des Moines

Steamboat Company IV

361
Law partner of William Phillips

V 320

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 69

Bates, Curtis G., Died in Philippines
IV 320

Bates, Edward

and the nomination of Abraham
Lincoln VIII .91 95 105
114 188 201 210 449
Comes out for president VIII
105

Bates, Ellsworth XT.

Assistant secretary Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857
III 69

Member Seventh General Assem-
bly IV 366

Bates, Frederick

As acting governor of Missouri

declines to withdraw troops

from Ft. Madison III 106

Gives license to Manuel Lisa

I 616

Bates, Col. J. P., and the First Regi-
ment Iowa Volunteers, opera-
tions in Missouri, June,
1861 VIII 359-361

Bates, !•., Member Floyd Monument
Association II 310 312

Bates, N. S., Friend of Lincoln IV
460

Bates, Norman P., Awarded medal of
honor VII 110

Bates & Smith, Smelters IV 231

Battelle, Mrs. Harriet Moulton, Wife
of Martin Tuttle V 637

Battelle, Will V 637

Batten, Peter, Killed at Pleasant
Hill III 28

Battery Rotainet, Charge on, by Car-
penter I 99 214

Battin, Herbert, Claim of I 485
541

Battle Flags, Placed in State Capi-
tol I 576

Battles, Prank VII 635

Battles, Matilda VII 635

Battleship Iowa, by Evans V 143-
147

Battle of Athens, Missouri, see
Athens, Missouri

Battle of Pleasant Hill, Louisiana,
See Pleasant Hill, Louisiana

Battle of Wilson's Creek, See Wil-
son's Creek

Banche, Philippe, Locates lead region
of Upper Mississippi on map
III 63

Bauder, C. C.

Member Seventh General Assem-
bly IV 366

Passenger on Des Moines river
steamboat IV 371

Bauer, George N., Member faculty
State University IV 46

Baxter, Samuel, Trustee Kendall
Young Library VI 235

Bayard, James Ashton, IV 148

Bayless, Joseph, Receives arms for
use at Athens, Mo. V 85

Bayless, Thornton, Treasurer Iowa
Territory III 209

Bayley, Mrs. Warner B., Daughter
of Gen. Williamson VI
183

Baylies, Nicholas, Obituary I 158

Baylor, Col. George Wythe, Report
of, on battle of Pleasant Hill

III 408
Beach, Abel

Instructor State University IV

29 42

Obituary IV 159
Beach, James A., Military service of

VI 578
Beach, John

Captain First U. S. Dragoons

IV 290

Indian Agent I 140 II
104 III 127 IV 172
174

Military record of IV 289
Beach, Lansing H., Military record

of VI 595
Beahan, B. E., Pioneer journalist V

417
Beal, Cornelius

Mail contractor II 269
Makes purchase of land for town

site II 264
Beale, Prof. F. E. l^

Another Iowa Bone-bed VI

122
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

600 603

Beale, Samuel W., Commissioner to
fix seat of justice of Iowa
county III 224
Beam, Mr. I 136
Beaman, D. C.

Battle of Athens, Missouri VI

590

Presents cannon ball to Histori-
cal Department VI 593
Beaman, F. C., Member of House
committee on reconstruc-
tion VI 552
Beardshear, 'William M.

Member geological board III

118

Obituary V 555
Tribute to Mrs. Stanton II

617

Beardsley, Dr. VIII 133
Beardsley, Charles

Appointed State Auditor pro tern

VI 635

Associated with George W. Ed-
wards III 317

Chairman committee on arrange-
ments Burlington Semi-Cen-
tennial II 624

Entertains Judge Murdock III
275

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 257

Obituary III 75
Beardsley, Charles, Jr., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
45

Beatty, Mrs. Alice Walton, Daughter

of J. P. Walton IV 317

Beautiful Life and Its Associations,

by Clarkson, notice of ' IV

240

Beauregard, Gen. Pierre G. T. II
145

At Corinth, Miss. I 100 II
5

Military Operations of the War,

Extract from III 475
Beaver, O. J., Pastor Dunkers church

VII 281

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Bebb, Alfred C., Died in Philippines

IV 320
Bebb, Edward J., Awarded medal of

honor VII 110
Beck, Dr. John Broadhead, Rafin-

esque meets VII 219
Beck, Joseph M.

Aids in securing legislation for

State Library II 543
Legal opinion of, cited V 427

429 430 441
Obituary I 159
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood

for governor, 1859 VIII

217

Becker, Fred J., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 56
Beckwith, Hiram W., The Illinois

and Indiana Indians, cited

III 129
Beck with, Warren, Obituary VII

237
Bedell, John, Celebrates 4th of July

on Des Moines river in flat-
boat IV 331
Bedell, William P., Pioneer Iowa

Quaker IV 266
Bee, Capt. Barnard E. Ill 425
Military record of V 21
Stationed at Ft. Ridgley II

155
Bee, G-en. Hamilton P., At battle of

Pleasant Hill III 72 404

406 407 VII 491-493 496
Beecher, Albert M., Naval career of

VI 609

Beecher, Catharine E. Ill 54
Beecher, Dr. Edward

Member of Illinois Association

I 526 III 54
President Illinois college III

626

Beecher, Harriet E. Ill 54
Beecher, Henry Ward VI 633

VII 84

Aids in rebuilding Iowa College

II 255

Charles Beardsley and Plymouth

Church Council III 75
Rev. Lyman Beecher father of

II 369
Editor of Western Gardener and

Farmer VIII 150
Beecher, Lyman VII 603

Dissuades S. S. Howe from en-
tering foreign missionary
field II 369

Beecher, Thomas K., Writes to the
Historical Department ot
Iowa VIII 150
Beekman, H,, Pioneer Des Moines

merchant IV 373
Beekman, Ten Eyck VIII 130
Beeler, George H,, Member First
Territorial Legislature VII
258
Beers, Capt. P. E. IV 323

Commander of steamboat on Des
Moines river IV 329 374-
376
Beeson, Byron A.

Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334

State Treasurer III 576
Beeson, Samuel, Obituary III 576

Belknap, Hugii R.

Obituary V 318
Supports bill for Vicksburg Mili-
tary Park V 275 276
Belknap, Gen. William G.

Military career of VII 533

534

Sword of, in possession of His-
torical Department II 319
Belknap, Mrs. William G., Sketch of,

by Van Antwerp VII

535
Belknap, Gen. W. W. IV 593 V

319 VI 157 316 317 VIII

133
At Athens, Mo. V 86 VI

591-593
Attends reunion of Iowa soldiers

I 92

Commands 15th Iowa I 219
Furnishes photograph of Grant's

Des Moines address III

182
Gen. Dodge's tribute to IV

594
Incidents in career of VII

534-536
Mentioned for efficient service

I 218

Military effects of in possession
of Historical Department

II 319

Organizes troops V 85
Personal appearance of II

205
Secretary of war II 584

VII 533 534

Tribute to Gen. and Mrs. Par-

rott III 382

Belknap, Mrs. W. W. IV 278
Bell, Capt., Member of the Long ex-
pedition VIII 169
Bell, Dr., Crossed the plains in 1850

VIII 532 533

Bell, John. Member of Congress VII
183

Bell, M. E., Capitol architect VII
95

Bell, A. J., Candidate for delegate
to Congress from Dakota
Territory VIII 421 422

Bell, Abner

Member of organization for pro-
tection against horse thieves

VI 61

' Reports depredations of Indians

III 493 494

Bell, David, Military career of VI

595
Bell, George, Catches beaver III

96
Bell, James B., Naval -career of VI

609
Bell, John, Nominee for governor in

1860 VIII 210 219
Bell, John R., Accompanies Maj.

Long on his expedition VIII

169
Bell, Rev. Iiauncelot Graham

Pioneer preacher VII 592
Rev. John Todd associated with

VII 392

Bell, Thomas, Obituary VI 239
Bell, Dr. W. A. VII 417

INDEX, VOLUMES J-VIII

Bell, Col. William B., Makes address
at the dedication of Iowa
monuments VIII 74

Bell & Hackney, Finish architectural
work on capitol VII 93
95

Belle vue, Iowa, in 1843 VII 599

Bellisime, Companion of Julien Du-
buque II 331

Bells of G-rinnell, by Barstow III
95

Belmont, Wis.

Capital of Wisconsin Territory

IV 5

First Territorial Legislature
held at II 196 317 III
143 387

Old capitol at, by Pickard II
391

Beltrami, J. C.

Explorations of II 22
Pilgrimage in Europe and Ameri-
ca, extract from V 601

Bemis family VII 593

Bemis, Edward W., Local Govern-
ment in Michigan and the
Northwest. reference to

VII 373

Bemis, G-eorg-e W. I 341

Death of wife of IV 239
Member of Fourteenth General

Assembly IV 257
Obituary VII 317
Bemis, Mrs. Narcissa T., Obituary

IV 239

Benedict, Lavinia Blackmar, "Mother
Benedict," Obituary IV

321
Benedict, Col. Lewis

At battle of Pleasant Hill HI
401 402 410-412 416 VII
490-492 502 513
Death of III 23
Benedict, Spencer S., Obituary IV

159
Benedict Home. Des Moines, Founder

of IV 321

Benjamin, Maj. John P., Distin-
guished at the battle of
Kirksville VIII 272
Benjamin. Judah Philip IV 148
Bennett, Early seiLi.er of Sioux City

VIII 410 411

Bennett, Miss Elizabeth, Wife of
Edward M. Crow I 583
Bennett, O. G.

Offers amendment to bill for

new capitol IV 246
Supports bill for new capitol

IV 261

Bennett, Georg-e J. VIII 133
Bennett, Lieut. G-eorg-e J., At Corinth

I 217
Bennett, Col. Hiram C., At battle of

Tiopecanoe II 432
Bennett, Martin B., Member Seventh
General Assembly II 80
IV 366
Benson, Rufus S., Obituary VII

158
Benson. Solon P.

Battle of Pleasant Hill, Louisi-
ana VII 481
Bioeraphical note VII 481
Military career of VII 544
545

Wounded at Pleasant Hill HI

29

Beiitoii, Felix VIII 283
Ben ton, Robert E., Obituary VII

158
Benton, Thomas H. II 218 325

III 387 395 398 561 562

VI 258 261 VII 457
Correspondence of, on public

lands, etc. VIII 296-298
Credited with originating plan

for Pacific railroad VI

294
Defeated for re-election to the

House of Representatives

VIII 382
Effort of, for establishment of

government in Oregon VI

457
George W. Jones colleague of

II 563

Note referring to II 261
Opposes Compromise of 1820

VII 71 72

Pays tribute to Lewis F. Linn

III 221 563

Thirty Years View, cited III

561 563 VI 462

Benton, Thomas H., Jr. VII 457
Defeated for governor I 235
Entertained at home of Stephen

Whicher IV 543
Historical address of, cited IV

3

Regent IV 11 12
Secretary Iowa Board of Educa-
tion III 204 205
Superintendent of Public In-
struction I 366 VI
634

Bequette, Col. VIII 509
Bequette, Paschal, Marries daughter
of Henry Dodge III 560
Bereman, Judge A. H., Educated at

Mt. Pleasant I 570
Bereman, Maj. Thomas A., Educated

at Mt. Pleasant I 570
Berkeley, Bishop Everard, Quotation

from I 6 143
Berkley, G-ranville

Account of pocket gopher IV

473
Possesses skull of Sidominadotah

II 160
Berkleys. Members Dunkers church

VII 278

Berner, Robert L., Special agent Des
Moines river land investiga-
tion, communication from I
232 233 538 639

Berrien, Frank D., Naval career of
VI 609

Berry, Mr., Surveyor III 297

Berry, Fred T., Naval career of
VI 609

Berry, Rev. John III 618

Berry, W, H. VII 156

Berry, William C., Obituary IV
79

Berryhill, Mrs. J. G., Presents por-
trait of Christian W. Slagle
to Iowa State University

VIII 229

Bess, Lieut. James !•., At Corinth I
217

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Bessey, Charles E.

Connection with Iowa State Col-
lege II 614
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

600
Letter from IV 114

Best, Capt. James S., Receives arms
and ammunition for use at
Athens, Mo. V 85

Bestow, Samuel L.

Attitude on bill for board of

charities IV 312
Obituary VIII 157

Bettannier, E. P., Last president of
Icarian colony in Iowa VI
111 112 114

Betten, A. J., Vice-President Holland
colony III 247

Betterment of our Public Highways,
by Keyes V 374

Betton, Dr., Rafinesque visits VII
207

Betts, Miss Susan, Wife of Hiram
Price I 586

Bever, Capt. George VI 584

Bevingfton, Charles D., Obituary VI
319

Beyer, John, Seeks location for
Amana Society I 387

Beyer, S. W., Contributes to Report
of Iowa Geological Survey
I 146 III 120 121

Bickerdyke, Mrs. Mary A., Obituary
V 319

Bicknell, A. D.

Tama County Indians IV 196
Reference to V 624

Bidclle, Nicholas

Writes history of Lewis and
Clark expedition I 75 76
Keeps the journal of Maj. Long's
expedition VIII 168

Bidwell, E. C., Regent IV 12

Bierce & Pease, William P. Wolf
studies law with II 643

Bierringr, "Walter L., Member faculty
State University IV 54

Biggs, Uriah

Appointed assistant commission-
er Des Moines River Im-
provement I 364
Member organization to protect
rights of settlers VI 212

Billings, Mr., Pioneer IV 613

Billing's, J. M. VIII 132

Billing's, John, Sells slave to Capt.
William Phelps II 632

Bills, John C., Obituary III 240

Billups, Columbus VII 635
Marriage of VII 636

Binford, Mrs. Hattie, Copies por-
trait of Henry Dodge III
320

Bing-, Alfred, Killed at battle of Cor-
inth I 215 216

Bingham. Prof. George W., Principal
Denmark Academy IV 389
VII 13

Bing-ham, Mrs. George W., Instruc-
tor in Denmark Academy
VII 13

Bing-ham, John A.

Member of committee present-
ing bill of indictment against
Andrew Johnson VI 550
Member of House committee on
reconstruction VI 552

Votes for back-pay bill VI
551

Bing-ham, Lucius, Charles Larpen-
teur marries widow of V
61

Binkley, George W., Military service
of VI 578

Binkley, Lafayette, Military service
of VI 578

Biographical Review of Des Moines
County, Iowa, notice of VII
312

Birch, Implicated in murder of Col.
George Davenport IV 529

Birchard, J. A., Extract from' address
of IV 529

Bird, Thompson, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12

Bird, Dr. Wellington I 569

Birdsall, Horatio L., Awarded medal
of honor VII 110

Birge, Charles P., Obituary VI 316

Birkhimer, William E., Military rec-
ord of VI 595

Birney, Gen. David B., Charge of
VI 619 620

Biser, Dr. C. C. V 416

Bishard, John C., Obituary IV 160

Bishop, Charles A., Obituary VIII
' 478

Bishop, Levi, Pioneer Sunday school
at home of VI 449

Bishop, Mrs. Levi, Teacher in pio-
neer Sunday school VI
449

Bishop, Roxanna Alvord, Mother of
Charles A. Bishop VIII 478

Bismarck IV 95

Bissell, Lieut. -Col. Daniel

In command of troops in Dis-
trict of Louisiana III
102 103 106
Military record of III 102

Bissell, P. E.

Candidate against Grimes for
U. S. senator VIII 510
Member board of control Iowa
Sanitary Society II 504
Member of commission to re-
vise school laws of Iowa
III 201

Supported by Thomas Drummond
for U. S. senator II 206

Bissell, Mrs. Fannie James

Granddaughter of Dr. Edwin

James VIII 161 171
Short biography of Dr. Edwin
James VIII 177

Bissell, Dr. G. B.., Surgeon of Spirit
Lake expedition III 499
513 526 538 V 17 19

Bissell, Dr. Samuel A., Member Con-
stitutional Convention -of
1844 I 445

Bittmau, John, Questions congres-
sional leaders on naturali-
zation laws VIII 207

Bixby, Anna C., Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 42

Black, Elbridge G., Severely wound-
ed at battle of Corinth I
219

Black, Greene p., Lecturer State
University IV 57

Black, James, President State Uni-
versity IV 12 40 44

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Black, Jeremiah S., U. S. Attorney

General I 479 VII

163 166
Black, Gen. John C., Awarded medal

of honor VII 109
Black, Perry A., Died in Philippines

IV 320
Black, William Thurston, Artist,

Aids George H. Yewell V

165-167
Blackbird, Omaha Chief, grave of

II 309

Blackburn, D. W. VIII 133
Blackburn, H. T.

Cashier of Iowa National Bank

VIII 539

Member of clearing house com-
mittee VIII 542
Black Feet Indians III 291
Blackhawk I 1459129 II

87 185 402 467 468 III
447 602 IV 78 99 196
232 478 531 V 480 VI
100 201 584 VII 6 187
535 VIII 177
Aids British in the war of 1812

I 606 IV 619 VI
248 251 252 254 314

Autobiography of, cited II

640 IV 567
Biographical sketch, by Mrs.

Peck II 450-464
Captured by Winnebagoes II

89 90 III 74 VI 195
Characterization of II 92

III 377 V 617
Daughter of, engaged to white

man VII 19
Death of IV 67
Friendship with General Street

II 92

Grave of VIII 177

George C. Duffield's recollec-
tions of VI 209 2V4

George L. Davenport friend
of III 392

Held as hostage at the close of
the Black Hawk war I
611 II 93 VI 197 19S
209 274

Interview with President Jack-
son VI 198-200

Policy of, opposed by Appanoose
VII 228

Recovery of bones of IV 195

Remains in lowaville VIII
57 58

Repudiates treaty of 1804 I
605 II 179 458 459 V
617 VI 193 VII 17

Returns to east side of the
Mississippi river II 182

Succeeded as chief by Keokuk

I 399 612

Treaties of 1825 and 1830 dis-
regarded by III 125 IV
231 V 239

Treaty with at the close of the
Black Hawk war VII 284

Visits East with General Street

II 100 III 622
Visits farm which was afterward

the site of Burlington VIII
434

Black Hawk County, Emigration to

VII 430
Black Hawk Purchase II 101

387 410 III 47 323 447
IV 522 527 VI 376

VII 308

Additions to I 527
Boundaries of I 398 IV

327 VII 286 440
Ceded to United States by In-
dians III 64 VII 252
Des Moines county part of III.

385
Keokuk county included in II

61

Map of VI 197
Price paid for VII 286
Second purchase VII 285 441
Treaty in relation to I 611

IV 531 VI 464 VII

284 441

Value of land I 398 399
Black Hawk War II 89 364 V

58 VI 233 583 VII 599

VIII 513

Abraham Lincoln participates in
II 640 IV 412 462

Account of II 460 VI 195
VII 250-252

Cause of I 609 611 II
179 180 181 183 V 329

George Wilson's experience in

IV 566

George W. Jones participates in

II 564
Illinois soldiers serve in VII

257
Jefferson Davis participates in

II 462 640 III 74
Letters of Henry Dodge written

during III 220
Order book of Henry Dodge com-
plete during II 231
Results of II 510-512 III
64 143 IV 619 VI

195

Treaty at close of I 611 II
183 HI 64 601 V 458
VI 87 88 VII 283 284
Black Hawk War, by Stevens, re-
view of VI 314
Black Hawk's Watch Tower, Loca-
tion of II 454
Black Hills, Discovery of gold in

I 324
Black Fartridg-e, Pottawattamie chief

VI 252

Blackman, Dr. Qeorg-e C., Tribute to

Rev. Samuel Clarke I 459

Blackman, William W., Vote on bill

for board of charities IV

312

Blackmar, Mai. Edwin C.f Obituary

V 75

Blacks and Mulattoes, An Act to
regulate II 145 234

Blackshere, T. A., Interested in run-
ning steamboat to Ft. Dodge
IV 374

Blackshire, P. A., Merchant of Fort
Dodge VII 142

Blackstone, John W., Trustee of
University to be established
at Belmont, Wis. IV 5

Blackwell. Jacob Y., Obituary VII
400

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Elaine, James G. I 85 IV

638 VII 479

Active in framing national bank-
ing law I 286
and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII

88 95 464

Characterizes the leaders of the
Senate, 1850 VIII 81-83
Speaker House of Representa-
tives VI 552
Elaine, Mrs.. Attends reception given

to Lincoln IV 462
Blair, Col. VII 113
Blair, David Evans

Pioneer Iowa settler V 151
Public services of V 152
Blair, Gen. Francis Preston I 310
311 IV 593 594 VII
72

Delegate to the convention
w'hich nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 88 98 186
219
Blair, J. H.

Vice-President of the Des Moines
National Bank VIII 539
Member of a clearing house com-
mittee VIII 542
Blair, John IV 318
Blair, John I.

Influential in securing railroads
at an early day in Iowa I

Obituary IV 318
Blair, M. W. Ill 156 V 152
Blair, Montgomery, Delegate to the
convention which nominated
Abraham Lincoln VIII

88 98 186 219 335
Blair, Thomas

Member Wisconsin Territorial
Legislature II 317 IV

Pioneer Iowa settler V 151
Blair, William, Revolutionary sol-
dier, Record of III 156

V 151 VI 472
Blake, Fletcher A.. Military service

of VI 577
Blake, Lieut. George, Dangerously

wounded at battle of Corinth

I 215

Blakely, Isaac V 587
Blamer, DeWitt, Naval record of

VI 609

Blanc, Bishop Anthony, Assists in
consecration of Bishop Loras
III 578

Blanchard. Mrs. Joezell W., Obituary
III 160

Blanchard. Rev. Jonathan VII
606

Blanohard, Lucian C.

Death of wife III 160
Introduces bill relating to Bona-
parte dam VII 614 615
Obituary VIII 398

Blanchard, Rufus, Discovery and
Conquest of the Northwest,
quoted III 97

Blashfield, Edwin H., Paints allegor-
ical picture for the capitol
VIII 388

Blast furnaces, Description of III
65

Blaul, John, One of commissioners

to arrange for Semi-Centen-

nial II 621
Block Houses, Use of during Civil

war, by Dodge VI 297
Blocklinger, Gottfried, Naval career

of VI 609
Blodgett, Lieut. James H. II 290

295
In command of Walker's battery

II 112-114 124
Blondeau, Maurice

Charles Larpenteur's acquaint-
ance with V 59

Employee of American Fur Com-
pany VI 203

Said to have secured rights for

half-breeds VII IS
Bloomer, Amelia Jenks

Bloomer costume named for

III 206
Obituary I 673

Bloomer, D. C. VII 101

Furnishes information relating

to Ft. Croghan III 471
Furnishes obituary notice of Col.

Addison Cochran II 484
Married to Amelia Jenks I 673
Law partner of W. H. Kinsman

V 242 248
Letter by, relating to early

names of Council Bluffs II

480

Member Iowa Board of Educa-
tion II 613 III 206

207

Mormons in Iowa II 586
Noted Prayer Meeting IV 68
Present at reception given to

Lincoln IV 462
Old Block House in Council

Bluffs II 549
Bloomington, Iowa

Description of in pioneer days

IV 509

Name changed to Muscatine

III 438 640 VI 205
Blotting- out of an Iowa town VIII

57
Blough, A. P., Elder Dunkers church

VII 277

Blunk, Samuel C., Severely wounded
at Pleasant Hill III 28

Ely the, James W. IV 556

Blythe, Mrs. James W., Daughter of
John H. Gear IV 556

Blythe, Mr. and Mrs. James W., Aid
in securing portrait of Dr.
Salter V 630

Boak, William Wesley, Obituary V
79

Board of Control of State Institu-
tions

Bulletin of, cited VI 502
Genesis of IV 309 V 391

VIII 475

Origin, Growth and Development
of, in Iowa, by Kinne VI
321

Success of VI 387
Boardman, Mr., Goes to relief of
settlers attacked by Indians

V 484

Boardman, Capt. Elisha, At Vicks-
burg V 282

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

29

Boardman, Henry E. J., Obituary IV

156
Boardman, Norman

Obituary I 501
Senator Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378

Boardman, W. K. Ill 654
Bobsnik, H. W. VIII 133
Boerner, Emil L., Dean Pharmacy
Department, State Univer-
sity IV 58
Bog-g-s, Oov. Iiilburn W.

Expels Mormons from Missouri

VII 322

Failed to appoint commission in
boundary trouble II 431

Bogle, James, Paints portrait of
Alexander Campbell VIII
474

Boher, Iieander I 367

Boies, Horace I SO II 380

III 655 IV 634 VI
398 VII 240

Accepts portrait of Gov. Kirk-
wood for State I 152
Aids Mr. Aldrich in his work

VIII 633

Appoints Charles E. Whiting

regent III 315
Approves bill relating to safetv

appliances on railroads V

567

Biographical sketch I 329
Death of daughter, Jessica I

334
Favors Historical Department

I 57 IV 104
Letter from IV 112
Member geological board III

118

Message of, cited V 369
Pays tribute to D. N. Richard-
son III 573
Prominent politician of Iowa

VIII 190
Recommends establishment of

board of control IV 313
Regent State University IV

• 11
Samuel L. Bestow, Lieut.-Gov.

under VIII 158 ,
Boies, Jessica, Notice of death of

I 334
Boies, William D., Obituary VII

240
Boilvin, Nicholas

Connection with Simon Cameron

Indian Commission VII

123-139 173 174 181 187 190

191 192 193 194
Indian agent I 615
Boler, Mrs. Susan Bice, Daughter of

Abner Kneeland VI 358
Boley, John, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304
Boley, Nicholas, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304
Bolin, Walter A., Died in Philippines

IV 320

Bolt, Fred A., Obituary VI 480
Bolter, Mrs. Caroline J., Obituary

IV 160
Bolter, Lemuel B.

Death of wife of IV 160
Obituary V 156
Bolvar, see Boilvin, Nicholas
Bolvin, Nicholas, see Boilvin, Nicho-
las

Bonaparte, Joseph VI 406
Bonaparte Dam

Account of effort to secure fish-
way in VII 629
Story of, by Hussey VII 608
Bond, Charles O., Naval record of

VI 609

Bond, Shadrach, Elected governor of

Illinois VII 247
Bondalie, EdwardsS., Member faculty

State University IV 31

44
Bondurant, Alexander C.f Obituary

IV 240
Bone-bed at Lehig-h, Prof. Calvin's

description of IV 542
Bonebrig-ht, Thomas, Member Spirit

Lake expedition III 545
Bonney, Edward, Banditti of the

Prairies, cited VI 377
Bonney, G-eorg-e J., Obituary III

319
Bonney, Josiah H.

Commissioner to select land I

356 IV 482
Letter by, relating to Iowa stone

for Washington monument

I 662
Pioneer settler of Keosauqua

IV 338 V 421
Boomer, Albert, Obituary IV 160
Bonson, Richard, Connected with

State Bank of Iowa I

291
Boog'e, Charles P., Candidate for

territorial delegate from Da-
kota VIII 421 422
Boog'e, James E., Early settler of

Sioux City VIII 415
Boog'e & Co., Frank H. Peavy em-
ployed with V 317
Boone, Daniel, I 673 III 369

441 480 IV 504 VI 74

VII 243

Boone, Capt. Nathan, III 353

Characterization and military

record of III 369
Member, First U. S. Dragoons

I 132 VII 452
Stationed at Ft. Des Moine.3

III 357 358
Surveys Indian lands VII

436-439
Boone, Mrs. Susanna, Obituary III

480
Boone, Iowa, Purchase of site of II

264
Boone County

Historical work in VII 67
Letters of A. B. Holcomb relat-
ing to settlement of II
260-277

Points in history of VII 236
Boone Mound Exploration VIII

467

Boonesboro, Iowa, As seen in 1850
by A. B. Holcomb II 261
262
Booth, Caleb H.

Favors plan for Pacific railroad

VI 290 293

Member board State bank com-
missioners I 291 V
100

Obituary III 574
Signs letter written to President

Polk VIII 437
Survevor General III 439

30

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Booth, Edmund, IV 477

Early settler of Anamosa III

476
Member faculty State University

IV 44

Obituary VII 78
Booth, Mary Ann, Obituary II

476

Booth, Mrs. Maude Balling-ton, Dedi-
cates "Hope Hall" No. 3 V

629

Booth, S. M., Editor The Free Demo-
crat, Milwaukee IH 651
Booth, Thomas E. VII 78

Editor Eureka, Anamosa II

477

Booth, W. A. VII 606
Boquet, Nicholas, Awarded medal of

honor VII 110
Border, Lee S., Naval record of VI

609
Boren, Father, Names mountain for

Mr. Aldrich VIII 568
Borland, Charles E., Instructor State

University IV 43
Bosserman, D. D., Pastor Dunkers

church VII 279
Bosserman, !•. 3>., Pastor Dunkers

church VII 279
Boston Massacre, Monument com-
memorating- III 74
Botkin, A. H., Obituary V 320
Botts, John M., Of the Know-Nothing

party VIII 210
Boucher, J. H., Member faculty

State University IV 54
Bougfhton, Daniel H., Military record

of VI 596
Boundary dispute between Ohio and

and Michig-an II 430
Boundary troubles between Iowa and

Missouri II 430
Bourne, James D., Connected with

passage of Iowa Homestead

law III 150
Bousquet, A. E. Duclok

Head of company to build and

operate steamboats III

260 IV 350
One of founders of Pella IV

348

Tribute to IV 355
Recollections of flatboating dur-
ing flood of 1851 IV 348
BousQ[uet, H. P. IV 323
Bousquet, P. H. IV 323
Boutwell, Rev., Missionary of the

American Board to the Chip-

pewa Indians VIII 182

184
Boutwell, Georgfe S.

Delegate to the convention

which nominated Abraham

Lincoln VIII 88
Member of committee presenting

bill of indictment against

Andrew Johnson VI 550
Member of House committee on

reconstruction VT 552
Member of the Judiciary com-
mittee of the House, 1867

VIII 333
Secretary of the Treasury VI

551

Bowdoin, Albridgre G.

Makes effort to amend resolu-
tion to appeal dog law I
228

Obituary I 80
Bo wen, Dr. Jesse V 90

Succeeds Elijah Sells as Adju-
tant General II 520
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378

Public services of VI 158
Bowen, Jessie M., Instructor State

University IV 33
Bowen, Gen. John S. V 248283
Bowen, Thomas, Obituary VIII

155

Bowen & McNamee VII 606
Bower, David H., Military career of

VI 596

Bowers, John W. VIII 133

Bowers, Peter

Killed in railroad accident VI

571
Military service of VI 578

Bowers, Samuel H., Early settler of
Boone county VII 236

Bowles, Ephraim, Killed by the In-
dians VIH 531

Bowles, Samuel, Editor of the Spring-
field Republican VIH 89

Bowman, Charles H., Member facul-
ty State University IV
48

Bowman, Everett W., Military record
of VI 596

Bowman, Miss Florence, Marries
Loran W. Reynolds VI
238

Bowman, Prof. H. M.

Administration of Iowa, notice

of VI 474
Estimate of the Code of 1851

VII 626

Bowman, M. T. V., Obituary V 237

Bowman, Mattie J., Instructor State
University IV 33

Bowman, Thomas, Secures appoint-
ment of D. R. Merritt at
Naval Academy III 462
474

Bowser, Samuel, Member Dunkers
church VII 276

Bowyer, John M., Naval record of
VI 609

Box, John, Member House First Ter-
ritorial Legislature II 317
IV 4

Boyd, Major

Connected with Simon Cameron
Indian Commission VII

175 181

Sub-agent at Prairie du Chien
II 97

Boyd, Charles Trumbull, Military
record of VI 596

Boyd, John W., Obituary VI 400

Bracewell, Hartley

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Obituary VII 160

Bracken, Charles

Opposes George W. Jones III

294

Surveys second Black Hawk
purchase VII 441

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

31

Brackenridg-e, Henry M. II 309

Brackett, Moses, Connected with
Fugitive Slave case VI
18

Brackett, Reuben, Original trustee
of Denmark Academy VII
7

Bradbury, Scientist, Member explor-
ing- party VII 455

Bradbury, Visits Constantine Rafin-
esque VII 211

Braddock, Gen. Edward, Scene of de-
feat of II 301

Braden, John VIII 411

Bradford, Mr., Maintains a school in
Boston VIII 369

Bradford, Wm. J. A., Reporter of
Supreme Court 1839 II
554

Bradley, Dr. C. C., Connection with
Vicksburg Military Park V
273

Bradley, Isaac S., Librarian of Wis-
consin Historical Society

I 260

Bradley, J. H. VII 558
Bradley, Philip B.

As clerk of Council, reads gover-
nor's message I 431
Member Seventh General Assem-
bly II 81 IV 366
Public career of VII 594
Bradshaw, John, Victim of Spirit
Lake massacre III 546
548 V 2
Brag-fir, Gen. Braxton I 174 178

II 14 279 VI 175 VII
291-293 295 296

Brainard, D. E.

Characterization of III 202
Member Iowa Board of Educa-
tion III 200
Brainard, John M.

Biography of Charles Aldrich

VIII 563-571

Buys the Reveille IV 629
Great Blizzard of 1856 I 391
Historical work of VII 67
Incidents in life of I 391
Journalistic career of I 421
Letter by, giving account of
grasshopper plague IV

440
Opening an Iowa County II

260
Tribute to John T. Stone IV

157

Brainard & Noyes, Publishers Clear
Lake Independent V 122
Brainerd, N. H.

Aids in founding Soldiers' Or-
phans' Home IV 281
Member board of control Iowa
Sanitary Society II 504
Obituary V 237
Brainerd, S. Louise, Instructor State

University IV 34
Brallier, Georg-e, Pastor Bunkers

church VII 282
Brandeg-ee, Friend of Charles Aid-
rich VIII 600
Brandt, Harriet W,, Obituary II

488
Brandt, Isaac V 474

Death of wife II 488
Honors Gen. Crocker I 231

Pioneer merchant Des Moines

IV 377 380

Brant, Gerald Clark, Military record

of VI 596
Brannan, Judge W. P.

Anecdote of, relating to Judge
Joseph Williams VII 170
Biographical note VII 361
Dartmouth College case VIII

51-56

Furnishes information relating
to Judge Joseph Williams
VII 163

J. Scott Richman VII 361
Judge William G. Woodward

VII 619
Regent IV 12
Bras, Edg-ar A., Awarded medal of

honor VII 110
Brattain, Paul

Emigrant to Oregon VIII 304
Treasurer Board of Public

Works, 1849 VIH 392
Bratton, William

Discharge papers of, presented
to Historical Department

V 69

Member Lewis and Clarke ex-
pedition VI 317 ,

Bray man, Gen. Mason II 106
107

Brazeau, John, Early settler of Da-
kota VIII 414

Brazil, Father, Friend of John A.
Kasson IV 255 256

Breaking- Prairie, by Coffin V 447

Breckenridg-e, John C. I 426

VI 213 Vm 302
Entertained at home of Stephen

Whicher IV 513
Settles in Burlington I 255

II 218
Breed, Mrs. Sarah Martha, Wife of

J. L. Budd VII 30
Breene, Frank T., Member faculty
State University IV 54
57

Bremer, Fredericka, Swedish author,
Iowa county named for II
202
Bremer County, Iowa

Emigration to VII 430
Named in honor of Frederika

Bremer II 202
Brennau, James P., Obituary VII

80

Breuuan, John, Obituary IV 638
Brenton, James V 474
Brereton, Botanist VII 213
Brewer, Daniel

Clerk First Territorial Legisla-
ture II 574

Defeated for member of Coun-
cil II 579
Obituary VI 240
Brewer, David J. I 641

Opinions of I 634
Brewer, Luther A., Member Linn
County Historical Society

VII 67

Brewster, Capt. VIII 362
Brewster, Elder, Clark Dunham de-
scended from IV 209

Brewster. William, One of Pilgrim
Fathers III 243

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Brewster, Mrs. William C., Furnishes
information relating to
Judge Joseph Williams VII
163

Brian, Capt. H. T., Chief clerk gov-
ernment printing office VI
152

Brickell, Botanist VII 201
Bricker, W. B., Killed I 451
Bri dent hall, Samuel II 293
Bridgfer, James, Biographical sketch
of, by Dodge, review VII

Bridg-er, James, Builds Fort Bridger

VIII 526

Bridg-man, A. VIII 133
Bridgman, Gen. Arthur, Examines
claims against Indians I
4u2 III 47

Bridg-man, Frank I 348
Briclg'man, Joseph

Obituary IV 401

Member Congregational church,

Burlington IV 623
Bridg-man, William P., Naval record

of VI 610
Bridg-man Brothers, John H. Gear

employed with V 584
Briclg-man & Fartriclgre

Ereets one of the first brick
buildings in Burlington II
576
John H. Gear clerk for IV

555
Brig-g-s, Ansel I 423

Appoints Charles Mason to act
for Iowa in locating bound-
ary I 646
Appoints Joseph Williams Chief

Justice of Iowa VI 68
Appoints S. C. Hastings Chief

Justice of Iowa I 79
Approves Iowa Homestead law

III 150

Bills vetoed by VI 505
Characterization of II 219

220
Defeats Thomas McKnight for

§overnor III 220
. G. Matson associated with
III 450

Facts relating to VII 594
First Governor of Iowa II
393 III 570 VIII 233
John S. Briggs son of IV 481
Letter to . I 662
Nativity of VII 456'
Requested to furnish informa-
tion concerning boundary
between Iowa and Missouri
I 646

Takes oath of office II 620
Brig-g-s, John S.. Obituary IV 481
Brig-g-s, Miss Nannie M.\ Makes ad-
dress at Burlington Semi-
centennial II 624
Brig-g-s, Otis, Incorporator of Ft. Des
Moines Steamboat Co. IV
361

Brig-g-s, Thirza Louisa. Second wife
of Charles Aldrich VIII
570
Brig-g-s, Mrs. Ulis, Obituary III

656
Brig-ham, Mr. VIII 185

Brig-ham, David, Commissioner to
adjust claims of half breeds
VII 21
Brig-ham, David T.

Member commission to investi-
gate affairs of Des Moines
Navigation Company I

476

Member Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366
Brig-ham, Ehenezer III 395

Member First Legislative As-
sembly of Wisconsin III
394

Trustee of University to be
established at Belmont IV
5
Brig-ham, Johnson

Acknowledgment to III 351

An Old Man's Idyl, notice of
VII 152

Contributes to Iowa Journal o"
History and Politics VI
70

Editor Midland Monthly I

668

Mrs. Ada E. North VI 624

Note relating to John Weare
VI 437 546

Obituary notice of B. F. Gue

VI • 476

Obituary notice of D. B. Hen-
derson VII 394
Review of Shambaugh's History

of the Constitutions of

Iowa V 547
Brig-lit, John. Interview with James

W. Grimes I 523
Brink, Prank N., Member facultv

State University IV 47
Brink, John, Killed by outlaws VII

262
Brisbois. Associated with Dousman,

Broadhead and others VII

173 174 192
Bristow, G-eorg-e, Enlisted in Civil

war from Denmark Academy

VII 11

Bristow, Fierson H., Enlisted in
Civil war from Denmark
Academy VII 11

Bristow, William, Early settler of
Keokuk county II 61

British Band

Aids English in War of 1812

II 510 III 125
Black Hawk leader of IV 619
VI 254

Britton, Martin A. VIII 145

Brizee, Georg-e W., Member of Spirit
Lake expedition III 487
488 500 534 535

Broadhead, D. M., Connection with
Simon Cameron Indian Com-
mission VII 117-139 172-
195

Brock, Annie P., Wife of Gov. Frank
D. Jackson I 330

Brock, Frank V., Member facultv
State University IV 45

Brockway. Edwin P., Obituary VIII
559

Brockway, Harvey N.

Obituary VII 556
Wounded at Pleasant Hill III
422

INDEX. VOLUMES I-VIII

33

Broekschmit, John, Marriage of VII
636

Broherd, James, Iowa pioneer IV
336

Bromley, Owen, Obituary VIII
239

Bromley, Mrs. Owen III 478

Bronson, R., Director Dubuque branch
State Bank V 101

Brook, Gen. VH 129 186 190 195
Communication from IV 174

Brookbank, John W., Associated with
Francis Springer and Ed-
ward H. Thomas II 578

Brooks, Arabella, Marries William G.
Woodward VII 620

Brooks, Francis W., Business partner
of W. F. Coolbaugh VII
404-407 411

Brooks, James, Francis Springer has
letter of introduction to
II 573

Brooks, Rev. John P., Member Illi-
nois Association III 54

Brooks, Lorenzo !•. C.f Military rec-
ord of VI 597

Brooks, Oliver, Original trustee of
Denmark Academy VIX
7

Brooks, Phillips II 298 VI 633

Brooks, Dr. T. K.

Experience of, during flood of

1851 V 405

Member of garrison at Ft. Des
Moines IV 170

Brower, A., Pastor Dunkers church
VII 279

Brower, C. M., Elder Dunkers church
VII 274-279 282

Brower, David, Member Dunkers
church VII 275 276

Brower, J. V.

Associated with discovery and

exploration of Itasca basin

II 22 23 26-28 30- 31

Missouri River and Its Utmost

Sources, review of II 483

Brower, John, Assistant minister
Dunkers church VII 275

Brower, Peter, Elder Dunkers church
VII 275 276

Brower, S. P., Officer Dunkers church
VII 274 282

Browett, Daniel, Killed by the. In-
dians VIII 535

Brown, Ascends Pike's Peak VIII
173

Brown, Dr., Attends meeting of fol-
lowers of John Brown III
459

Brown, Col. Aaron I 326
Obituary VI 638
Severely wounded at Jackson,
Miss. I 374

Brown, A. P., Obituary I 422

Brown, Antoinette L. IV 558

Brown, Austin, Died in Philippines
IV 320

Brown, Barton J., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Brown, Charles, Early resident of
Denmark. Iowa VII 9

Brown, Rev. C. E.

Makes address at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II 625
Pioneer preacher VII 595

Brown, David Paul, Quotation from
relating to Judge Joseph
Williams VII 165

Brown, Edward, Early resident of
Denmark, Iowa VII 9 10

Brown, Elizabeth, Wife of Gov. Rob-
ert Lucas II 414

Brown, Emma, Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 34

Brown, Ethan Allen, Governor of
Ohio VIII 389

Brown, Pord H., Naval record of

VI 610

Brown, Bear Admiral George, Direc-

tor Vicksburg National Mili-

tary Park Association V

272
Brown, Mrs. Grace, Daughter of

B. F. Miller II 487
Brown, Henry, Connected with Fugi-

tive Slave case VI 11 13

14 15 19 20
Brown, Hiram, Enlisted in Civil war

from Denmark Academy

VII 11

Brown, Hugh, Business of, injured

during flood of 1851 V

415
Brown, James A., Obituary VI

400
Brown, Jane I..

Death of VII 407

Wife of W. F. Coolbaugh VII

403
Brown, Jesse B., See Browne,

Jesse B.
Brown, Joel, Introduces bill relating

to Bonaparte dam VII

'vi "" 47?

162 202 238 444
At home of J. B. Grinnell II

255 256

At Springdale VIII 198
At Tabor, Iowa VII 393
Company organized and drilled

at Springdale VIII 191
Did HP visit Iowa in 1841? I

Last visit to Tabor, by Todd

III 458
Views of Dr. James on VIII

288 289

Writes part of his Harper's
Ferry proclamation VIII
192

Brown, John, Writes letter to G. S.
Bailey on the a.dmission of
Iowa into the Union VIII
147

Brown, Dr. John I 461
Brown, Gen. John C. II 14

At battle of Atlanta VI 178
Brown, John P.

Furnishes facts relating to J. £$.

Howell I 348
Military service of VI 578
Brown, John Lee

Career of, as Auditor of State

VII 635
Connection with Burlington

Hawk-Eye IV 213 214
Obituary VII 476
Brown, Joseph C.. Appointed to sur-
vev boundary between Iowa
and Missouri I 645-648

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Brown, Joseph E., Gen. Corse guest

of II 283
Brown, Joshua, Confederate spy VII

292

Brown, Margaret W., Curator Lucas
County Historical Society
V 231 VI 58
Brown, Nelson, Early settler of Ma-

quoketa VII 636

Brown, O. B., Member commission

to distribute seed after

grasshopper plague IV 445

Brown, Robert, Confederate soldier

II 293

Brown, S., Enlisted from Denmark
Academy for Civil war VII
11

Brown, Talmag-e E. VII 237
Brown, Timothy

Death of V 32
Record of V 150
Revolutionary soldier buried in

Iowa VI 472
Brown, W. C.

Career of VII 595

Member Iowa Society of New

York VII 473
Brown, W. W., Leader of bandits

VII 259 260-262

Brown, William, Early settler of
Denmark, Iowa VII 1 3
7 9

Brown, William Garrott, Stephen A.

Douglas, review of V 553

Brown, William IT., Obituary III

79
Brown pelican, Specimen of, found

in Iowa V 62

Browne, Mrs. Herbert J., Daughter
of Charles A. White V 557
Browne, Jesse B.

Business partner of Gen. Parrott

HI 376
Captain 1st U. S. Dragoons VII

452

Characterization and public ca-
reer of III 370
Friend of Gen. Street U 101
Friend of Jefferson Davis III

367
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389
Military service of III 353

355 358 360-362

President Council First Terri-
torial Legislature II 393
575 IV 621
Brownell, Dr. S. C., Pioneer dentist

of Des Moines IV 372
Brownell, William, Early Iowa set-
tler VII 620 621 VIII
132

Browning1, D. M., Letter to Charles
Aldrich, relating to Sacs and
Foxes III 124
Browning1, Milton D. V 64

Attends court in Louisa county

in early day II 577
Candidate for U. S. Senate VII

235
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389
H. B. Hendershott studies law

with III 626
Lawyer in Fugitive Slave case

IV 129 130 132
Service of, in Iowa Senate VII
467

Browning1, Orville H., Decisions of,
in land cases I 485 535
541 542 589 632 633

Browns on VIII 503

Brownson, O. A., Contemporary of
Abner Kneeland VI 345

Brubaker, I. W., Elder Mormon
church VII 281

Brubaker, Joel, Deacon Dunkers
church VII 277

Bruce, Bryson, Naval record of VI
610

Bruce, Col. John VI 316

Bruce, Col., Agent for Sioux Indians
I 444 V 525 526

Bruce, James C. VIII 133

Brug-uier, Theophile

First settler of Sioux City

VIII 415 430 431
Iowa pioneer IV 239 V 60
Obituary II 406

Brug-uier, Mrs. Victoria Tournot,
Obituary IV 239

Brummelkamp, A., Leader of refor-
mation in Holland III
244

Brunet, Jean, Takes timber from In-
dian lands II 88

Brunner, John F. II 141

Brunson, Rev. VI 372

Missionary among Indians III
621

Brunson, Harvey S., Obituary VII
319

Brush, Frank E., Instructor State
University IV 43

Brute, Bishop Simon G., Letter from,
relating to Missions III
577

Brumidi, Constantino, Paints por-
trait of James Harlan V
468

Brunskill, Mr., Owner of blast fur-
nace III 66

Bryan, Thomas Edwin, Obituary

III 479

Bryan, William J. II 267 V
394 VIII 267

Bryant, Archibald, Represents Potta-
wattamie county in general
assembly II 598

Bryant, Benjamin B., Granted permit
to cultivate land near Fort
Des Moines IV 170

Bryant, William Cullen III 364

IV 107

Charles Mason consults with. ,
relative to George H. Yewell

V 164

Editor N. Y. Evening Post IV

597

Gen. Lyon admirer of IV 424
Tribute to A. C. Dodge V 351

Bryce, James VI 633

Brydolf, Col. Fabian. Pallbearer at
funeral of Gen. Corse II
300

Bryne, P. J., Foreman binding de-
partment Governmemt Print-
ing Office VI 152

Bryson, Gene VIII 389

Buchan, Lieut. Fred E. VIII 155

Buchanan, A. W., Obituary VI

479

Buchanan, Alexander, Killed at battle
of Kenesaw Mountain VI
479

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

35

Buchanan, James I 86 III
232 IV 158 213 434 V
553 638 VI 235 419 VII
392 VIII 82 195 204
214 332 449 451 457
Appoints Augustus Hall U. S.
District Judge of Nebraska
VIII 486

Appoints C. J. A. Ericson post-
master VIII 8
Appoints Mr. Cass Secretary of

State VIII 509
George W. Jones colleague of,

in Congress II 563
Supported by Iowa Mormons

VII 337

Recommends the admission of
Kansas into the Union VIII
• 323

Buchanan county, Advantages of
VII 430

Buchel, Col. A.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
72 404 406 408 VII 491
496 513
Death of HI 407

Buckalew, Charles It. VIII 337

Buckhalter, Henrietta, Wife of J. C.
Parrott III 376

Buckland, Brings about arrest of
Shapley P. Ross II 632

Buckner, Aylette, Classmate of Ste-
phen Whicher IV 503

Buckner, Lieut. Simon B., Military
service of IV 452 VII
453

Budd, Allen Joseph, Son of J. L.
Budd VII 31

Budd, Etta May, Daughter of J. L.
Budd VII 31

Budd, Joseph, Father of J. L. Budd
VII 30

Budd, Joseph Lancaster

Biographical sketch by Harbert

VII 30
Opinion of, on dying forests

IV 626 628

Protests against drainage of
lakes H 58

Buechley, Elias, Elder Dunkers
church VII 277

Buechley, Martin, Member Dunkers
church VII 277

Buechleys, Members Dunkers church
VII 278

Buell, Ciinton C., At battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 409 413

Buell, D. C., Order for the abandon-
ment of Ft. Atkinson IV
452

Buell, Don Carlos III 425 426

Buell, E. M. VIII 133

Buena Vista county

Hostile Indians in III 136
Named to commemorate battle-
field II 200
Surveying in III 440

Buffalo hunt VI 593

Buffaloes III 368

Buffing-ton, Col. A. B., Aids Histori-
cal Department II 320

Buffing-ton, Gust, Taken prisoner at
Pleasant Hill III 28

Buffing-ton, Linn, Taken prisoner at
Pleasant Hill III 28

Buffing-ton, Tice, Taken prisoner at
Pleasant Hill III 28

Buffum, David, Killed near Lecomp-
ton, 1856 Vni - 504

Buford, Lieut. Abraham, Military
service of IV 452 VII
453

Buford, Oen. John I 158

Building- Stones of Iowa VII 306

Bulls, Henry C.

Regent State University IV

12
Obituary III 236

Bull, Dr. Isaac D., Asa Turner mar-
ries daughter of III 54

Bullen, Mrs., Cares for wounded
soldiers VII 502

Bullock, Alexander H., Letter to,
from William Pitt Fessen-
den VHI 338

Bulwer-Lytton, Sir Edward, Credited
with writing "There Is No
Death" I 201 203 VH
548

Bumg-ardner, C. P., Died of wounds
I 451

Buncombe county

Discussion over name of II

198

Name changed to Lyon II
201

Bunker, David

Member Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1857 IH 69
Obituary HI 316

Bunn, Thomas J., Reminiscences of
early days in Council Bluffs
V 453

Burbank, Capt. Sidney, Military ser-
vice of IV 451 452

Burbank, Luther VIII 158

Burbridg-e, Gen. Stephen G. I 185
187

Burch, A., Member of Spirit Lake
expedition III 514 V

Burch, James H., Obituary V 159
Burdette, Robert J., One-time resi-
dent of Iowa VII 54
Burdick, P., County judge in Potta-

wattamie county, 1851 II

598
Burg-e, Albertus J., Member faculty

State University IV 49
Burg-ess, E. D., Trustee of Kendall

Young Library VI 235
Burg-ess, Rev. John VIII 133
Burg-ess, Louis Bay, Military record

of VI 597
Burg-ett, B. H., Killed in Grinnell

cyclone III 87
Burg-ett, W. P., Pioneer merchant

IV 363
Burg-win, Lieut. John Henry K.

Founder Ft. Croghan III 471
Military service of. in Iowa

III 353-355 358
Burk, Jimmy, Bugler 15th Michigan

infantry II 18
Burke, Col. P. E., Mortally wounded

I 306
Burke, Edmund, Quotations from

VIII 88
Burkhalter, Mrs. Lucy A., Offers

prayer II 626
Burkholder, John, Obituary VI

400
Burkholder, Walter, Obituary VI

240

36

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Burkholder, William E.

Lost in snow storm on Spirit
Lake expedition II 157
245 III 489 504 507 514
523 524 531 532 540 541 544
545 553 565 V 22 VI
240

Tribute to HI 515 V 22
Bnrleson, Sliaclracli, Pioneer of Jack-
son county VII 596
Burlington, Iowa

Anniversary meeting of old
settlers at VII 308

At outbreak of Civil war II 3

Convention held in, to consider
organizing a territorial gov-
ernment III 325

Early days of I 505 506 566
567 II 516 576 III 51
IV 180 509 V 373 621
VII 402

Early settlements in III 324

First capitol at II 393 III
143 VII 577

First Territorial Legislature
held at II 393 516 IV
620 VII 255

Home of Charles Wachsmuth
II 349

Land sales at II 215 IV
302 622

Monument to Gen. Corse in II
220

Provisions of charter of V
128

Second session of Wisconsin
Territorial Legislature held
at H 196 318 516 III
143 389

Semi-Centennial celebration at
II 619 III 274

State Historical Society, located

at, 1858 VH 301
Burlington Hawk-Eye

James G. Edwards founder of

II 2 IV 623

Under management of Clark

Dunham IV 213
Burnett, Maj. George R., Awarded
medal of honor VII 114
Burnett, Peter H., Oregon pioneer

VII 554
Burnett, R. M.

Member Twelfth General Assem-
bly IV 244
Regent IV 12
Sub-aerent under General Street

VI 372
Burnett, Thomas P.

Conspicuous in early politics

III 394-396 399

Defends Gen. Street and Maj.

Kearny II 88
Burnham, Charles

Assists in ordination of mem-
bers of Iowa Band I 528

VII 592
Regent IV 12

Burnham, Judge D. W., Attends fun-
eral of Ma-tau-e-qua III
303

Burnham. E. I... Pioneer merchant

IV 359

Burnham, Gen. Hiram VI 106
Burns, Tom, Member of crew Des

Moines river steamboat

IV 333

Burnside, Gen. Ambrose E. VII

108
Burr, Aaron

Charged with conspiracy against

government II 82 83
Defended by Henry Clay V

71
Gen. Street's attempt to uncover

conspiracy of VI 372
Gen. Wilkinson accused of rela-
tions in conspiracy of I
533 VII ' 450
Burrell, H. A.

Investigates burial place of

Timothy Brown V 151
• Pays tribute to D. N. Richard-
son III 573
Regent State University IV

12

Burrigrht, William H., Military ser-
vice of VI 578
Burris, William, Regent State Uni-
versity IV >12
Burrows, J. M. D.f Fifty Years in

Iowa VII 448

Burrus, Enoch S., Fatally injured at
Burlington Semi-Centennial
II 627

Burt, Surveyor HI 439
Burt, H. G., Member Floyd Memorial

Association II 312 313
Burt, William A., Inventor of solar

compass IV 569
Burtis, Outlaw of Jackson county

VII 262
Burton, Alonzo, Pioneer settler of

Denmark, Iowa VII 5
Burton, Joseph

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Obituary I 671
Burton, William, Resident of Keo-
sauqua during flood of 1851
V 415

Buslmell, Horace III 54
Bussey, Gen. Cyrus

Battle of Athens, Missouri V

81 153
Letter of Governor Kirkwood to

V 315

Loyal to government I 87
Seizes arms, and ammunition be-
longing to Gen. Dodge IV
580 V 84 87 89 153 228
Butcher, 'William, Iowa pioneer V

409
Butcher & Cox, Pioneer merchants

of Eddyville IV 347
Butler, Gen. B. P. I 315 VI

574 576 619 620 623
Introduces bill increasing sal-
aries of members of Con-
gress VI 550 551
Loyal to government I 87
Member of committee presenting
bill of indictment against
Andrew Johnson VI 550
Opposed by General Corse II

281
Butler, Jacob

Attends court in Louisa countv
in early days II 577 IV
515
Pioneer lawyer of Muscatine

VII 363
Butler, James Davie IV 611

Active worker in_ erection of
Floyd Monument IV 474

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

37

Delivers address at memorial
service for Sergt. Floyd II
312
Discovers Journal of Sergt.

Floyd II 305
Member Floyd Memorial Asso-
ciation II 312 313
Obituary VII 475
Butler, Capt. J. M., Commander of
Co. D, Northern Border Bri-
gade V 501 504
Butler, Judg-e M. C. II 51
Butler, William

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 258
Obituary VI 479
Butler, Gen. William O., Iowa coun-
ty named for II 201
Butler county, Iowa

Named for Gen. William O. But-
ler II 201
Resolution of citizens relating

to warrants of V 373
Butter Reid, Col. Daniel IV 299
Gen. Hooker's chief of staff

VI 174

Butterworth, A., Connected with
case of fugitive slave Ralph
II 531 554
Butterworth. Nathaniel B.

Aids in locating relatives of

Thomas Cox VII 242
Pioneer of Jackson county VII

594
Button; Albert

Connection with Fugitive Slave
case VI 11 14 17-20 39
40

Butt*, Associate of Charles B.
Thompson in Mormon belief

VII 337

Butts, Capt. E. S., Member executive
committee Vicksburg Mili-
tary Park Association V
272 273

Butts, Melinda, Warns Charles B.
Thompson of danger VII
343
By am, Eber C. I 29 31

Commissioned as colonel to

raise regiment I 15
Granted leave of absence I

124

Byers, H. W., Attorney General,

Member Iowa Soldiers and

Sailors Roster Board VIII

555

Byers, James M., Obituary III

576
Byers, Adjutant General M. H.

Furnishes death roll of Fifty-
first Iowa Infantry IV
320

In charge of exercises at laying
of cornerstone of Historical
Building IV 82
Reports Iowa losses at Vicks-
burg V 285 III 576
Byers, S. H. M.

At Champion Hills II 476
Author of Iowa in War Times

VHI 189 192
Delivers original poem Battle

flag day I 577
How men feel in battle II

438
Cited III 72

Incidents relating to the poem
Sherman's March to the Sea
II 244

Launching of the Iowa II
404

Makes address at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II 623

Makes valuable contributions to
the Annals of Iowa VI
627

Member of Loyal Legion resolu-
tions committee on the death
of Charles Aldrich VIII
613

Poem on Charles Aldrich VIII
593 594 596

Recites poem at the dedication
of Iowa monuments VIII
72

Recollections of Slave Days III
277 312

Sketch of life and public ser-
vices of I 148

Song of Iowa III 469 IV

Twenty years in Europe, notice

of IV 476
Bying-ton, LeGrand, Obituary VIII

Byrkit, C. S.

Editor Iowa Official Register I

Extract from letter to II 318
Byrne, Sister Mary Catherine, Char-
ter member B. V. M. Du-
buque III 592

CABANNE, JOHN P., Fur trader V

546
Cabet, Etienne, Founder of Icaria

VI 107 424

Cable, Georg-e W., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12
Cable, B. B., Jefferson Polk studies

law with VIII 317
Cabus, Georg-e VIII 133
Cadle, Cornelius, Writes letter to

Charles Aldrich VIII 358
Cadwallader, Gen. Georg-e III 593
Cadwallader, Isaac, Quaker drafted

for army service IV 275
Cadwell, luman L., Awarded medal

of honor VIII 114
Cadwell, Phineas, Obituary VI 400
Caldwell, Benjamin P., Son of Van

Caldwell II 390
Caldwell, Hannah, Killed during

Revolutionary war VI

156
Caldwell. Henry C. II 101 III

628 IV 371 VIII 241

311
Addresses and papers VIII

'244

Admitted to the bar VIII 486
Appreciation of Judge Jonathan

C. Hall VIII 24
Associate of Judge Jonathan C.

Hall VIII 23
Biography of, by Edward H.

Stiles VIII 241-277
Chairman committee on ways

and means, 1861 I 88
Earlv citizen lowaville VIII

59
Extract from letter of III

C30

38

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Editorial on VIZI 311
Epigrammatic expressions VIII

262-264
Friend of C. C. Nourse VIII

494
Newspaper estimates of VIII

248 249
One-time resident of Iowa VII

Public career of IV 487
Receives arms to equip a com-
pany V 85

Supports S. J. Kirkwood for

governor, 1859 VIII 217

Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIII

606

Caldwell, Mrs. Henry Clay I 347

Caldwell, J. A., Of Chattanooga,

Speaks at the dedication of

Iowa monuments VIII

73

Caldwell, James, Killed during Bos-
ton massacre III 74
Caldwell, John II 386
Caldwell, Samuel T., Son of Van

Caldwell II 389
Caldwell, Sarah Mulligan II 386
Caldwell, Timothy Jordan, Obituary

VII 479
Caldwell, Van

Biographical sketch, by George

G. Wright II 386
Father of Henry Clay Caldwell

Prominent early settler II

386

Caldwell, W. H. VIII 133
Calfee, William M., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379
Calhoun, John C. II 325 V

552 VI 253

Attitude on Missouri Compro-
mise VI 263
Attitude on slavery question

II 234
Correspondence of, published

VII 563

Discourages organization of Iowa
Territory II 512 IV
461
Dr. Edwin James dedicates a

book to VIII 171
Extract from speech of, on bill
granting pre-emption rights
to settlers III 327
George W. Jones friend of II

563
Secretary of war VI 255

186

Town-site named for VII 250
Pro-slavery letter by H 233-

235

Califf, Lieut. Joseph, Member faculty

State University IV 47

California g-old fever VIII 404

405 406 407
Call, A. P., Law partner of W. L.

Joy IV 238
Call, Ambrose A., Obituary VIII

559
Call, Asa A., Brother of Ambrose A.

Call VIII 559
Call, David P., Member faculty

State University IV 43
Call, Rev. L. H., Tribute to Charles

Aldrich VIII 595-598
Call, Iieona A., Member faculty State
University IV 43

Call, Richard Ellsworth, Life and
Writings of Rafinesque, re-
viewed II 75

Callahau, Mrs., Housekeeper for Dr.
Edwin James VIII 288
289 292
Callanan, Mrs. Martha, Obituary V

238

Callanan, James, Obituary VI 559
Callender, Capt. P. D. V 83
Callig-an, Thomas, Member Spirit
Lake expedition HI 507
Calvin, John, Teachings of III 244

264
Calvin, Prof. Samuel

Contributes to Reports Iowa

Geological Survey I 145

146 II 76 III 120 121

Description of Lehigh bone-bed

IV 542

Educational and scientific work
of III 118 119 IV 396
VI 537

Extract from lecture on Prehis-
toric Iowa I 74
Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 48 49
Pleistocene Iowa III 1

Value of III 67
Portrait presented to the Iowa
State University VIII 229
Sells collection of fossils to

State University IV 61
What Glaciers Have Done for

Iowa IV 138

Cameron, Serg-t. Allen D., Wounded
at battle of Corinth I 217
Cameron, Rev. John, Preaches fun-
eral sermon of Gen. Street
II 104
Cameron, Col. R. A. I 29 191-

194

At Pleasant Hill VII 486
Cameron, Simon

and land warrant speculation

VIII 439

and the nomination of Abraham

Lincoln VHI 100 101

105 106 109 187 188

Commissioner to examine claims

of Winnebago Indians II

97 VII 116-139 172-195

Secretary of War III 309

IV 407 580 581 VI 318

407

Cameron, Susan, Mother of C. C.

Nourse VIII 481
Camp, Adj. D. W., Wounded I 451
Camp, Hosea T.

Associate justice of Dubuque

county III 456
Member First Territorial Legis-
lature II 317 IV 4
Camp, Wesley III 537
Campbell, Interested in half-breed
claims VII 128-130 174
Campbell, Mr., Rafinesque visits

VII 211
Campbell, A. X.

Brother of Frank T. Campbell
and editor with him of the
Newton Journal VIII 78
Regent IV 12

Campbell, Alexander, Portrait in the
Historical building VIII

Campbell, Daniel, Obituary V 398

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

39

Campbell, Douglass, Quotation from
III 257 266

Campbell, Edward, Jr.

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly V 585
Obituary V 77

Campbell, Erwen B., Obituary III
318

Campbell, Prank T., Obituary VIII
78

Campbell, Hamilton, Iowa pioneer
III 78

Campbell, Helen, "Nothing Left"

III 96

Campbell, Isaac B. VII 18

Owned slave in Iowa Territory
II 631

Campbell, James, Member Fort Des
Moines Steamboat Co. IV
359 360

Campbell, J. Poster, Obituary VI
480

Campbell, Capt. James W. VII 18
Furnishes information relating
to first woman teacher in
Iowa HI 446
Preserves old well at Fort Madi-
son III 376

Campbell, John I 620

Campbell, Capt. John, Troops of, at-
tacked by Indians VI 251

Campbell, John Henry VIII 411
412

Campbell, John Macleod I 462

Campbell, Bichard, Obituary V
159

Campbell, Mrs. Sarah, Obituary III
78

Campbell, Tom, Member of excursion
party on Des Moines river
in 1851 IV 345

Campbell, Col. William, Revolution-
ary soldier V 152

Campbell, William, Member Seventh
General Assembly IV 36o

Campbell, Serg-t. Maj. William M.,
At Corinth I 216

Campbell, William S.f Pioneer ex-
periences of V 139 140
142

Canby, Gen. E. B. Ill 433 IV
592

Canfield, T. N., Member of Iowa
Board of Education III
200 202 206 207

Canisius, Theodore, Receives letter
from Abraham Lincoln VIII
208

Canoe, John, Musquakie Indian IV
203 206

Cantwell, Dr. Alonzo W., Obituary

IV 322
Capital

Changes in location of VII

577-578
Removed to Des Moines VII

87
Selection of, by First Territorial

Legislature VII 257-259
Capitol

Commissioners in charge of con-
struction V 209
Corner stone laid II 384

VII 89
Extract from speech of John A.

Kasson at opening of II

384
Fight for new capitol, by Kas-

son IV 241 303
Fire at, 1860 VII 33
Governor Merrill's connection

with V 346

Recollections of the Old and the

New, by Dey VH 81

Editorial comment on VII

143

Part of foundation made of gla-
cial boulders HI 17
Capitol Commission

Gen. Ed Wright, secretary of

H 380
Members of IV 258 H

406
Removed to Des Moines II

528

^Work of V 209
See Recollections of Frances

Springer Colman
Capitol grounds II 469
Capps, Moses, Killed at Pleasant Hill

III 28
Caramanee

Death of H 96

Kills Green Corn in drunken

spree II 86 87
Winnebago Chief II 90 HI

603
Carbee, William

Capt. Co. H, 24th Iowa Infantry

I 15

Death of I 116

Carbell, Henry J., Marries Winne-
bago maiden VH 19
Car berry, Frank H., Obituary VI

Carey, Matthew II 185

Carey, William B., Investigates ex-
tent of Indian disturbance
V 482 486 489 490

Carl, J. P. VIII 133

Carl, James VIII 133

Carleton, Gen. James H. IV 590
591 592

Carleton, James P.

Regent State University IV

12

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 69

Carlisle, John G., Speaker of House
of Representatives 49th
Congress VHI 155

Carlton, John P., Portrait decorates
the Senate chamber of the
Capitol VIII 314

Carlyle, Thomas, Quotation from II
173 546 HI 580

Carmichael, A. D., Killed I 451

Carmichael, John W., Died of wounds
I 451

Cannon, Gen. E. A., National Park
Commissioner VHI 73
142

Carnegie, Andrew, Philanthropist

IV 92

Cams, John, One of founders of Keo-
sauqua V 238

Carney, Peter, Killed I 558 561

Carondelet, Baron de

Governor of Louisiana Territory,
Julien Dubuque's petition to,
for title to land H 337-
342 IH 63 V 323 326
328 332 612

Carpenter, A. W. VII 309 VIH
441

40

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Carpenter, G-ov. Cyrus C. I 80 252

III 443 V 474 640
VII 96 140 159 317 361

Acquaintance of, with Gen. Lyon

IV 469

Address of, at funeral of Gen.

Ed Wright II 381
and immigration VIII 205
Appoints committee for super-
vision of State institutions
IV 309

Appoints Charles Aldrich a mem-
ber of the commission to

investigate and report upon
the titles of settlers in the
Des Moines Valley VIII
567
Assists at reunion of soldiers in

Des Moines V 347
Chapter of Pioneer History III

297
Characterization of John Gar-

aghty II 326
Charge on Battery Robinet, I

99 214
Defeats Lucien C. Hoggatt for

Congress II 408
Grasshopper Invasion IV 437
His administration supported by

Charles Aldrich VIII 634

639
Investigates claims of settlers

on Des Moines river lands

I 231

James W. Grimes, Governor and
Senator I 505

Editorial comment on I

574

Literary work of I 336
Major-General G. M. Dodge I

161-180 302-328

Major William Williams II
146 237

cited II 239 IH 233
Makes journey to Spirit Lake

with Charles Aldrich V

31
Makes valuable contributions to

Annals of Iowa VI 627
Member first Board of Railroad

Commissioners V 593
Member Seventh General Assem-
bly H 80 204
Member Spirit Lake expedition

III 500 507 512 520 522

524 531 V 18 23
Member Spirit Lake Monument

commission II 69 III

552 553 565

Message of, cited V 443
Message of 1876 out of print V

293

Obituary III 572
Reappoints Mrs. North State

Librarian II 544 VI

625
Recollections of C. F. Clarkson

I 408
Recommends permanent board of

charities IV 310
Recommendation of, relating to

taxation V 442 444
Regent State University IV

Reminiscence of Gen. Corse II

279
Spirit Lake expedition III 481

Supports Mr. Aldrich in his leg-
islative work VIII 565
Supports S. J. Kirkwood for
governor, 1859 VIII 217
Value of early recollections of

II 397
Visits grave of Thomas Drum-

mond II 209
W. H. Fleming private secretary

of V 583
Carpenter, Mrs. C. C. VI 240

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of State Uni-
versity IV 82
Sister of William E. Burkholder

II 245
Carpenter, Daniel, Member Ft. Dodge

Company VI 579
Carpenter, Mrs. Edwin H., Daughter
of Clark Dunham IV 218
Carpenter, George T.
Obituary I 237
One of the founders of Drake

University VIII 320
Carpenter, N. D., Supports Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Carpenter, Dr. P. Herbert, Corres-
pondence with Charles
Wachsmuth II 353
Carpenter, R. E.

Assists C. C. Carpenter in sur-
veying III 297
Makes fight against grasshop-
pers IV 443
Obituary V 640
Carpenter, W. L., In charge of
Farmers Free Factory for
Manufacturing Barbed Wire

I 411

Carpenter, William, Military service
of VI 577

Carper, Maj. A. S., Furnishes music
at laying of corner stone of
Historical building IV 83

Carper, L. VIII 133

Carper, Adj. Leo. II 143 144

Friend of Charles Elliott Per-
kins VIII 370 372

Carr, Secretary of War, extract from
Gen. Street's letter to II
297

Carr, Clark E., Makes address at
Burlington Semi-Centennial

II 625

Carr, Gen. Eugrene A. I 25 27 2 S
30 167 170 171 172 IV 236
295 296
At battle of Pea Ridge IV

584 V 245 VI 167
Tribute to Col. Kinsman V
250

Carr, Henry C., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV 312

Carr, Patrick, Killed during Boston
massacre III 74

Carrier, Lieut. Lucius L.. Member
Ft. Dodge Company VI
576 578

Carrol, Nicholas, First man to un-
furl flag in Iowa VI 436

Carroll, B. P., Accepts the portrait
of Alexander Campbell for
the Historical Department
of Iowa VIII 474

Carroll, Rev. Georg-e, Pioneer Life
In and Around Cedar Rapids
Iowa, review of u 484

INDEX, VOLUMES I— VIII

41

Carse, Henry

Clerk Des Moines river steam-
boat IV 376

Interested in running steamboat
to Fort Dodge IV 374

Member Spirit Lake expedition

III 514 531 544 545 V
21

Carson, Mr. and Mrs. William, Aid

in securing portrait of Dr.

Salter V 630
Carter, Anna, First wife of William

B. Allison VIII 556
Carter, Allen B., Member Ft. Dodge

Company VI 578
Carter, Job, One of the first settlers

of lowaville VIII 57
Carter, Robert, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304 306
Carter, S. C. VIII 132
Carter, William, Member Illinois

Association III 54
Carter, Col. William H.

Letter by, relating to Ft. Atkin-
son IV 448

Reference to VI 229
Letter -by, relating to Gen. Lyon

IV 470

Prepares history of Ft. Sanford

IV . 289
Cartier, Early settler of Sioux City

VIII 417
Cartmill, Miss, Wife of Justus Clark

II 79

Cartter, David X., Delegate from
Ohio to the convention whicn
nominated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 85
Cartwright, Peter

Pioneer presiding elder III

55

Religious teachings of VI 266
Carver, David N., Victim Spirit Lake
massacre III 484 528
546 V 19 20
Carver, D. D. W.

Journalistic work of V 118

636

Makes gift to Historical Depart-
ment II 395
Carver, Pred B., Died in Philippines

IV 320

Carver, Dr. H., Credited with origi-
nating plan for Pacific rail-
road VI 289 29-4
Gary, S. VIII 85
Casady, J. P. Ill 471
Casady, Judge P. M. Ill 70 148
IV 178 326 VI 559

VIH 130 132 232
Associated with Jefferson S.
Polk and Gen. M. M. Crocker
in law practice VIII 317
Biography of, published by Pio-
neer Law Makers Associa-
tion V 33

Director Des Moines branch
State Bank I 291 V
101
Friend of Dr. Henry H. Barker

VIII 136

Honors Gen. Crocker I 231
Incorporator Ft. Des Moines

Steamboat Co. IV 361
Member of committee on nam-
ing new counties II 197
199 398-400

Naming of Iowa Counties II

195 236

Places military papers of Gen.
Crocker in Historical De-
partment III 154
Presides at reception of por-
trait of Judge Springer V
470
Regent State University IV

12

Short biography of VIII 232

Casady, Simon, President of the Des

Moines Savings Bank VIII

539

Casady & Tidrick, Des Moines law

firm VI 398
Case, Asahel Amariah, Obituary III

159

Case, Horatio, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11

Casebeer, J. B., Captain of Co. D,
24th Iowa Infantry I 15
Casey, J. A., Member Seventh Gen-
eral Assembly IV 366
Casey, Judge J. M., Estimate of Rev.

Samuel Clarke I 458
Casey, Gen. Silas, Guest of Capt.
Anderson upon occasion or'
Gen. Lyon's attack IV
425

Cash, Capt., Owner and commander
of Des Moines river steam-
boat IV 327 328 331
Cash, for negroes, Advertisement in
Baltimore paper, 1836 II
561
Caslow, Ellis, Pastor Dunkers church

VII 279

Cass, Gen. Lewis I 436 III

295 617 IV 148 VI 126

130 559 637 VII 441 627

Address to Indians at Prairie du

Chien VI 186 188
Arranges treaty with Indians

III 605 622 VII 435
As an opponent of William Pitt

Fessenden VIII 322
Asks for removal of Gen. Street

II 86 229

Breaks sword rather than .sur-
render it II 414
Explorations of II 21 22
Lake named for II 20
Letter to V 546
Loyal to government I 87
Names Ft. Des Moines III

354
Report of, relating to defense of

frontier III 351
Secretary of State VIII 211

212 509

Secretary of War III 290
Town named for III 143
Vote cast for by Mormons II

598

Cassady, J. J., Member Seventh Gen-
eral Assembly IV 366
Cassiday VI 362
Cass Lake, Explorations in region of

II 21

Cassville, Laid out with expectation
of becoming capital of Wis-
consin Territory III 143
384 387
Caswell, Obed, Obituary VII 558

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Catching*, Gen. Thomas C., Intro-
duces bill for Vicksburg
Military Park V 273 276
Cathcart, Lieut. William M., Killed
at battle of Corinth I
219
Catlin, George I 129 V 383

VII 369

Accompanies 1st U. S. Dragoons
on expedition into Indian
country III 368
Locates various Indian tribes

VI 104
North American Indians, cited

II 241
Picture of Henry Dodge painted

by III 320
Statement of, regarding tomb of

Dubuque II 344
Visits grave of Sergt. Floyd and
makes sketch and painting
of bluff II 309
Cattell, Deborah Ellyson, Obituary

V 639

Cattell, Jonathan IV 276 V
640

Auditor of State HI 309 VI
635

Member of Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366

Member Twelfth General As-
sembly IV 243

Opposes bill for new capitol IV

245

Causse, Rev. J., Sub-deacon under
Bishop Loras III 579

VI 116

Cave, Jesse, Builder of steamboat
on Des Moines river IV
331

Cave, Capt. Richard, Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 330 332

Cavenor, Ayres ft Co., Pioneer mer-
chants IV 363

Cayolle, Francois, Julien Dubuque
claimed he bought land of
II 331

Cedar County, Iowa, Settlement of
Quakers in IV 265 266

Cedar Palls, Iowa, First bridge at

V 553
Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Provisions of charter of V

131
Semi-Centennial celebration VII

474
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River

Railroad II 275
Cedar river

Adventures on, in early days

VI 437

Gang of outlaws on VI 546
Navigation of, 1844 III 461
Celebrated Indian Treaty — the Black
Hawk Purchase IV 531
Central University, Founded by Bap-
tists at Pella III 261
Century Dictionary of Names, cited

II 241
Cerro Gordo county

Named to commemorate battle

field II 200
Surveys in III 440 .
Cervera, Admiral, Commander of
Spanish fleet V 146 147

Chadwick, French E., Remarks on
the nomination of Abraham
Lincoln VIII 86 99
Chalmers, Gen. James B. II 10
Chalmers, Thomas VII 598
Chamberlain, E. VIII 133
Chamberlain, Rev. Joshua M.

Acknowledgment to III 156

Obituary III 318
Chamberlain, Prof. T. C.

Frank Leverett associated with

IV 389 390

Scientific investigations of III

17 68 IV 385 V 232

Chamberlain, W. H., Obituary V

160

Chambers, Col. Alex., Reference to
report on battle of Shiloh
VI 558
Chambers, Dr. Charles L., Obituary

I 583

Chambers, H. A., Makes brief ad-
dress at the dedication of
Iowa monuments VIII

73

Chambers, Gov. John .II 639 III

47 IV 291 V 334 542

550 VI 91 VII 69

548

Bills vetoed by V 65 VI

505 527
Calls for troops to protect rights

of Indians IV 289 451
Copy of R. W. Cummins' report

sent to III 127
Effort to find official papers of

V 294

Estimate of I 398 399

George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of V 227 VI 231

Interested in education VI
53

John H. Gear carries message to,
from Ft. Snelling V 584

Letter by, relating to Indian af-
fairs IV 290 V 461
524

Letter by, to Jeremiah Smith
VIII 436

Letters by I 429 430 432-
435 437 439 443

Letters of, presented to Histori-
cal Department II 242

Letters of, found at Washington

V 73

Letter relating to V 542

Life and public services of, by
Clarke I 425

Makes treaty with Indians
I 651 VII 442

Nativity of I 255 VII 456

Oath of office on file in Histori-
cal Department I 428

Offered command of Iowa troops
in Mexican war IV 314

Places bones of Black Hawk in
charge of Burlington His-
torical Society IV 67

Portraits of, explained I 496

VI 230

Succeeded by James Clarke as
governor of Iowa Territory
III 570

Succeeds Robert Lucas as gov-
ernor of Iowa Territory II
432 581

Visits Burlington IV 436

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Chambers, John, Letter by, relating:
to Governor Chambers V
542

Chambers, Julius

Associated with discovery and
exploration of Itasca basin
II 30 31

From the Presidency to the Sen-
ate, criticised VI 550

Champion Kills, Recollections of a
Private at, by Byers ll
438

Champlin, Frank, President of the
City Bank, of Boone, Iowa
Vlil 12

Chance, Mr., Passenger on Des
Moines river steamboat IV
369

Chance, David B., Member First Ter-
ritorial Legislature II
317 III 388 389 IV 4

Chandler, J. P., and the impeach-
ment of President Johnson
VIII 335 336

Chandler, Samuel, Pioneer of Jack-
son county VII 597

Chandler, Starling1, Member Ft.
Dodge Company VI 578

Chandler, William E. V 34

Channell, Serg-t. Chester F., Killed
I 558 561

Channing*, William Ellery

Appreciation of Charles Eliott

Perkins VIH 368
Contemporary of Abner Knee-
land I 508 VI 345
347 633

Chantland, W. T., Member faculty
State University IV 45

Chantry, Allan J., Naval record of

VI 610

Chapin, Deacon Chauncy, Father of

Julia Chapin Grinnell VIII

400
Chapin, Edward S., Military record

of VI 597

Chapin, Edwin N. VII 239
Obituary II 565
Pioneer Iowa journalist V

239
Chapin, Miss Julia A., Marries J. B.

Grinnell II 253
Chapin, O. B., Brother of E. N.

Chapin II 565
Chapman, Joseph, Obituary VII

400
Chapman, Miss Sallie

Cares for wounded soldiers

VII 502

Recollections of battle of Pleas-
ant Hill VII 523

Chapman, Stephen, Early settler of

Pleasant Hill, La. VII

516 523
Chapman, Mrs. Stephen, Cares for

wounded soldiers VII

502
Chapman, W. W. I 445 III

395 399 560
Attends court in Louisa county

in early days II 577
First delegate to Congress from

Iowa Territory III 394

571
Friend of Van Caldwell XX

389

Nativity of VII 457
Oregon pioneer IV 624 VII

555

Chapman & Thomas, Experiences of,
during flood of 1851 V
404

Chapters in Iowa's Financial His-
tory, by Herriott V 352
425

Charge at Jackson, Miss., See Jack-
son, Miss. •

Charg-e of the tig-lit Brigade I
380

Charles, John H. V 80 VI 317

VII 74

Active worker in erection of
Floyd monument H 310-
313 IV 474 562 V

148 VI 478
Obituary VI 636
President Academy of Science
and Letters of Sioux City
VI 312

Reminiscences of, by Frank
Harmon Garver VIH 401-
432
Charles, Joseph, Ancestor of John H.

Charles VIII 404
Charle voix IV 613

Narrative of, mentioned III

354
Chartair, Winnebago chief, " Speech

of II 90
Chase, Amos V 423
Chase, Arthur W., Military record of

VI 597
Chase, Burritt E., Killed at Grinnell

cyclone HI 87

Chase, Charles S., Member faculty
State University IV 54
Chase, D. C., Appears for govern-
ment in case against Des
Moines Navigation and R. R.
Co. I 634 637
Introduces bill relating to safety
appliances on railroads V
567
Chase, Daniel D.

Member of Iowa Board of Educa-
tion HI 206-207
Votes on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Chase, D. W., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379
Chase, Kate VIII 102
Chase, Leander, Member Ft. Dodge

Company VI 578
Chase, Salmon F. Ill 651 VII

462 VIII 326
and the election of Abraham

Lincoln VIH 83 85 91
Attends • service in church of J.

B. Grinnell H 253
Attitude on trial of President

Johnson I 521

Candidate for president of the
Democratic National Con-
vention, 1868 VIII 303
Diary and correspondence of,

published VII 564
Estimate of Edwin M. Stanton

VIII 327

Mentioned as a presidential pos-
sibility VIH 447

Offers position in treasury de-
partment to Elijah Sells
II 522

Resigns his position in the cab-
inet VIII 329

Tribute to Samuel F. Miller I
247

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Writes to President Pierce in
regard to troubles in Kan-
sas I 513

Chassell, E. D., State binder VIII
396 555

Chateaubriand VI 114

Chatterton, Pioneer Iowa . editor

V 122

C lie a til am, Benjamin F. II •_'<:>

VI 300

Check List of Iowa Public Docu-
ments, compiled by L.
Steele, notice of VI 389
Cheek, Mrs. Jessie

Participates in exercises battle

flag day I 577
Sings war songs to soldiers

VIII 125
Cheek, J. W., Honors Gen. Crocker

I 231

Cherokee county, Surveying in III
440

Cherokee Indians V 526
Council with III 222 ,
Elijah Sells makes treaty with

II 523

Mixture of white blood with V

466

Pyesa fatally wounded by II
453

Cheshire, Thomas A., Introduces
bill relating to taxation V
446

Chester, Capt. Colby M., Manages
naval parade -at inaugura-
tion of Grant monument
IV 299

Chester, Lieut. James, Member fac-
ulty State University IV
47

Cheyenne Indians III 291

Chicag-o, Burling-ton and Quincy

Railroad VIII 374-381
Original survey of, by Hebard
VI 216

Chicag-o and Northwestern Railroad
II 264 273

Chicag-o Historical Society, Congrat-
ulatory letter from IV
115

Chickasaw county, Probably named
named for Indian Chief VI
100

Chidwick, Chaplain, Tribute to D. R.
Merritt III 463

Childers, Eug-enia VII .515

Childers, Henry H., Reminiscences
of the Battle of Pleasant
Hill VII 505 546

Childers, Julia VII 515

Childers, Mrs. Maria, Experiences
of, at battle of Pleasant
Hill VII 500 502 506
507 515

Childers, Marion VII 515

Childers Mansion

Gen. Banks' headquarters VII
498

( Used for hospital VII 499
500 514

Cliilds, C., Possesses original arti-
cles by John Plumbe VI
293

Cliilds, Chandler, Obituary IV
561

Childs, Georg-e, Obituary VI 478

Cliilds, J. Richmond, Principal Den-
mark Academy VII 14

Childs, Sanford & Co., Pioneer mer-
chants IV 363
Chippewa Indians I 532 II 23

26 27 178

Attend council at Prairie du

Chien II 181 VI 187

Chief of, guides Schoolcraft's

party to Lake Itasca II

21

Enemies of the Sioux III

587 588

Governor Dodge commissioner

to treat with, for sale of

lands VI 617

Location of, in Iowa II 184

Missionary work among III

586 587 589
Mixture of white blood with

V 466
Part of Algonquin family II

176 466

Part of Prairie du Chien Agen-
cy II 84
Peculiarities of language II

486
Sacs and Foxes descended from

I 603

Treaty with II 179 III
392 393 605 VI 101
VII 132
Territory gained by VII

618

Village of II 21
Chisnell, James, Experience of, in

Iowa 1856 V 198
CMs wick, Creorg-e D., Paints portrait
of Alexander Campbell for
the Historical Department
VIII 474
Chittenden, Hiram Martin

American Fur Trade, review of

V 544

History of Steamboat Naviga-
tion on Missouri River, no-
tice of VI 233
Superintends construction of
Floyd Monument IV 474
V 149

Chittenden, Hiram Martin and Rich-
ardson, Alfred Talbott, Life
Letters and Travels of
Father Pierre Jean De
Smet, review of VII 72
Chittenden, Qov. Martin II 78
Chittenden, Russel H., Friend of
Charles Aldrich VIII 600
Chittendeu, McQavic & Co. VII

140 VIII 125

Chitty, O. B., Presented with me-
mentoes of Ma-tau-e-qua
III 305
Choctaw Indians

Council with III 222
Tradition of III 162
Cholera, Among the Mormons II

597 IV 68

At Fort Armstrong I 611
In Mississippi Valley IV 576

V 65 VI 287
Chouteau, Indian trader I 614

618 619
Chouteau, Augruste

Attends council with Indians

VI 253

Documents signed by III 568

649
Executor of estate of J. Robe-

doux • VII 26

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

45

Julien Dubuque conveys land to
H 336 338 339 V
325 331 VI 75
Law suit growing out of
II 336 337 338 339
V 325 386
Interpreter for Osages VII

202
Makes treaty with Sacs 1816

VII 17
One of founders of St. Louis V

545
Chouteau, Henry, Plaintiff in famous

Dubuque case V 331
Chouteau, Iiaclede, One of founders

of St. Louis V 545
Chouteau, Peter, As agent of In-
dians, makes treaty I
642
Chouteau, Pierre III 610 VI

75

Fur trader VIII 428 431
Furnishes map of Dubuque's

claim V 386
Indian trader I 402
Valuable papers and documents
in possession of III 568
649
Christian and Sanitary Commission,

Work of IV 280 282
Christy, Isaac M., Obituary VII

159

Christy, William, Obituary VI 157
Chubb, O. P., Commissioner Des
Moines River Investment
Co. I 538

Church, Uncle Jerry, Incident relat-
ing to IV 358
Church, Mrs. !•. J.

Biographical note III 546

Obituary V 558

Sketch of, by Charles Aldrich

III 546-548

Victim of Spirit Lake massa-
cre III 484 501 513
528 540 V 19 25 VI
80

Church, William, Pioneer settler near
Spirit Lake III 499 528
532 533 546 548 V 18 19
558
Churchill, Gen. T. J.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
403 404 406 408 410 416 VII
492 494 497

At Jenkins Ferry II 38 40
Comment on Maj. Lacey's arti-
cle on Gen. Rice at Jenkins
Ferry II 246

Churchman, James, Member Terri-
torial Legislature VII 259
Cilley, Jonathan, George W. Jones
second of, in duel II 564
III 396 561

Cinzier, W. J., Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 61
Civil war

Confiscation of property during

and after VI 63
Use of block houses during VI

297

Civil war period VIII 321-343
Claflin, Ira W.. Military record of

VI 597

Clag-ett, Thomas W. I 461 II
389 III 159 V 239

Member of the Iowa State legis-
lature 1860 VIII 311
President State Agricultural So-
ciety I 210
Clag-ett, William H., Obituary V

239
Claibourne, Judge Rorer studies law

with VI 29
Claim Associations or Clubs

Constitution and Laws of John-
son County Claim Club III
346

Notice of publication of I 671
Purposes of III 327
S. C. Trowbridge Sec. of John-
son county organization III
321
Claim jumpers, Justice meted out to

II 63 64 65 ,214
Clapp, Mrs. Charles B., Daughter of

Clark Dunham IV 218
Clapp, Edwin B. VIII 132

Assists Ira Cook in surveying

expedition II 609
Member of excursion party on

Des Moines river 1851 IV

345

Obituary VII 478 ''
Clapp, Elmer P., Member faculty

State University IV 54
Clark, First teacher in lowaville

1832 VIII 58

Clark, Dr., Recommendation of, re-
lating to naming of Iowa

counties II 200
Clark, Capt., Said to have furnished

beef for Black Hawk war

III 564

Clark, Gen., and the breaking up of

Fort Armstrong VIH 497

Clark, Alfred, Marriage of VII

636
Clark, Col. Charles A.

Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334
Attitude of, relating to taxation

of railroads V 445
Awarded medal of honor VII

114

Biographical note, VI 106
Commander Iowa Department
Grand Army of the Repub-
lic VIII 240
Congressional Medals of Honor
and Iowa Soldiers VII
102
Editorial comment on VII

146
Omission corrected VII

313

Delivers oration at the dedica-
tion of Iowa monuments
VIII 72

Indians of Iowa VI 81
Member Iowa Soldiers and Sail-
ors Roster Board VIII
226

Clark, Mrs. Charles A. Attends
funeral of Jessica Boies I
334

Clark, Daniel B., Obituary III 319
ClarK, E. E. VII 474
Clark, Edward, Consults with capi-
tol commissioners of Iowa
VII 92

Clark, Elizabeth White Stevens VI
106

4G

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Clark, Elmer Wright, Military rec-
ord of VI 597
Clark, Ezekiel V 311 313 320

IV 640

Aids in providing means for
equipment of troops I
87 595 596 III 308

Member board of State bank
commissioners I 291

V 100 110
Obituary III 575
Treasurer Board of Regents,

State University IV 11
Treasurer Iowa Sanitary Society

II 504

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Clark, Felix G., Extract from com-
munication of I 543
Clark, Georg-e E., Obituary ,VIII

239

Clark, G. W., VII 397
Clark, Gen. G. W.

Commander of 34th Iowa III

434 V 279
Obituary III 576
Clark, Georg-e Rogers VI 74 75

VII 244

Clark, Henry, Member of Ft. Dodge
Company VI 578

Clark, Henry Dodge, Aided by W. F.
Coolbaugh VII 469

Clark, H. D., Present at opening of
grave of Sergt. Floyd II
310

Clark, Rev. James A., Assists in or-
ganizing Congregational
church at Burlington IV
623

Clark, James M., Member First
Territorial Legislature II
574

Clark, James Mortimer, Obituary

VIII 399

Clark, Jefferson K., Vice-president
Floyd Memorial Association

II 313

Clark, J. S., Lecturer State Univer-
sity IV 56

Clark, John, Obituary VII 560

Clark, John, Introduces bill relating
to adoption of children IV
551

Clark, John, Sheriff of Kishkekosh
county I 131

Clark, Capt. John, Member Boston
tea party II 570

Clark, Maj. John O'Fallon, Vice-
president Floyd Memorial
Association H 314

Clark, John T., Member Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857

III 33 37 69 VIII
22

Clark, Justus

Member Fourth General Assem-
bly II 400

Member Seventh General As-
sembly II 80 IV 366
Obituary II 78
Clark, Capt. Meander

Captain 24th Iowa Infantry I
15 559 565 II 55 56 74
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379

Clark, Capt. Lewis, Pioneer settler
of Scott county IV 529

Clark, Lincoln, Congressman from
Dubuque VIII 511

Member Seventh General As-
sembly II 80 IV 366

Regent State University IV
12

Represents Iowa in Congress

VII 458

Clark, Lyman, Obituary II 408
Clark, Dr. M. H. VI 142
Clark, Mary, Mother of Francis

Springer II 570
Clark, Meriwether Lewis

Classmate of George Wilson

IV 564
Vice-president Floyd Memorial

Association II 314
Clark, Orville, Member Des Moines

Navigation and Railroad

Company I 466
Clark, Fercie A., Wife of Thomas

Lyman I 583
Clark, Rachel A., Wife of John Gar-

aghty II 326
Clark, Rodney, Died in Philippines

IV 320
Clark, Rush I 201 VII 397

398

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Portrait decorates the Senate

chamber of the Capitol

VIII 314

Regent State University IV

12
William Penn Clarke studies

law with II 643
Clark, Samuel Xirkwood, Letter of

Governor Kirkwood to V

311
Clark, Sam M.

Article of, on preservation of

Historical material II

401

Attends exercises at presenta-
tion of portrait of S. F.

Miller I 241 251
Letter from IV 111
Obituary IV 556
Remarks on Henry Clay Dean

VIII 313
Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 625 626
Tribute to Jesse B. Howell

II 644
Clark, Simeon, Pioneer minister

VII 637

Clark, Talton E., Obituary V 479
Clark, Thomas, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304

Clark, W. P., President of the City
Bank of Boone VIII 12

Clark, Col. W. Hancock, Vice-presi-
dent Floyd Memorial As-
sociation II 313

Clark, Wareham G.

Laid out town of Clarksville I

130

Member committee to examine
books of Des Moines River
Improvement I 364

365

Clark, Col. Whiting1 S., Appears for
government in case against
Des Moines Navigation and
R. R. Co. I 634

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Clark, William, Associated with
Lewis in an expedition
VIII 167
Clark, Gov. William VI 199

Address to Indians at Prairie
du Chien VI 188

Attends council with Indians
VI 253

Communication relating to Mis-
souri boundary I 646

Companion of J. C. Beltrami

V 601

Expedition of, with Meriwether
Lewis I 75 531 II
305 306 308 309 V
178

Governor of Louisiana Territory

VI 74

Governor of Missouri Territory

V 545 VI 74 248

VII 451

Indian agent VII 453
Letter of Gen. Street to II

99 HI 607 610 615

618 619

Letter to III 615
Letters by I 613-620
Makes treaty with Indians I

643 VII 17 435
Prevents removal of Gen. Street

II 85

Report of, on condition of In-
dians VI 186

Signs first law passed by Indi-
ana Territory V 529

Superintendent of Indian Affairs

III 620 V 613 VI
371 372

Clark, William G., Lecturer State
University IV 57

Clark, William Go ding- VI 106

Clarke IV 590

Clarke, G-en. Connected with Des
Moines river improvement

I 478

Clarke, Mrs. Caroline V., Obituary

II 325

Clarke, Charles A., Naval record of

VI 610

Clarke, Charles P., Obituary VII

399

Clarke, Mrs. Christiana, Wife of
Henry Dodge, writes letter
to Mrs. James Clarke VIII
440

Clarke, Fanny III 564
Clarke, George Henry, Incidents in

life of I 454
Clarke, George W., VII 399
Clarke, Hopewell, Associated with
discovery and exploration
of Itasca basin II 31
Clarke, Gov. James II 388 III

157 IV 147 VII 69
Authorizes James M. Morgan to
enlist company of volunteers
III 457

Bills vetoed by VI 505
Dies of cholera VIII 440

441
Effort to find official papers of

V 294
Extract from message of, on

taxation V 360
Governor of Towa Territory I
431 435 436 444

445 II 581 IV 313

VIII 440

Issues proclamation following
cation of 1846 IH

Holds council with Indians
VII 283
les p
ratifi<
43

Judges of the Supreme Court of
Iowa present his name for
Marshal VIII 436
Letter by III 570 IV

482

Letter to, IV 315
Letters by, found at Washing-
ton V 73

Letters from, to A. C. Dodge &
Judge T. S. Wilson VIII
437 439
Letter to his daughters VIII

500

Message of, cited V 368
Nativity of VII 456
Public services of III 570
Clarke, Joseph, Member of choir
in Father Pelamourgues'
church VI 121
Clarke, Mother Mary Francis, Char-
ter member of B. V. M.,
Dubuque III 592
Clarke, Gen. Newman S.

Fort named for IV 535

In charge of construction of Ft.

Ridgley IV 537
Clarke, Miss Rose, Member of choir
in Father Pelamourgues'
church VI 121
Clarke, Bnfus I.. B.

Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III
33 69 VIII 22 192
Makes address at reunion of

III 70

Supports S. J. Kirkwood for
governor, 1859 VIII 217
Clarke, S. B., Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 328 330 331
Clarke, S. J., Publishing Co. of Chi-
cago VIII 571
Clarke, Bev. Samuel II 389

Life of, by Sam M. 'Clark I

454

Pioneer Methodist clergyman
III 56 645 IV 556

VII 370

Clarke, Satterlee, Jr., Attorney for
Henry Merrill VH 118
181 190
Clarke, William Fenn

Death of wife of II 325
Defeated for member of Terri-
torial Council I 438
Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 33
37 69 638 640 VII 84

VIII 22 202

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 103 110

187 191 194 220

Governor John Chambers I

425

Reference to V 541

VI 230

Letters of Governor Chambers
to, I 429 432 433

Obituary VI 77

Presents valuable correspond-
ence to Historical Depart-
ment I 496

48

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Public life of, I 496
Removes to Iowa I 429
Supports S. J. Kirkwood for gov-
ernor VHI 217

Clarkson, Anna Ho well, Beautiful
Life and Its Associations,
notice of IV 240
Clarkson, "Father," Coker P. VI

476 VII 33

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 99 103 111
Distinguished in Iowa Journal-
ism VIII 190
Recollections of, by Carpenter

and Gue I 408
Regent State University IV

12

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII

217

Clarkson, Coker P., Grandson "Fa-
ther" Clarkson

Secretary and treasurer Iowa
Society of New York VII
473
Clarkson. James S. V 472 557

VI 184 VII 315
Characterization of Henry Clay

Dean VIII 313
Delegate to Republican national

convention IV 223
Makes urgent appeal for aid for
Grinnell cyclone sufferers
III 91
One-time resident of Iowa VII

55
Pays tribute to N. M. Hubbard

V 477
Clarkson, Richard P.

Obituary VII 315
Pays tribute to D. N. Richard-
son III 573

Clarkson, T. C., Connection with Fu-
gitive Slave case VI 18
Clarkson Brothers, Aid Mrs. North
in library work VI 624
Clarksville, Early town in Monroe

county I 130 131
Clary, J. E., Acknowledgment to

III 473

Clausen, John, Residence of, on site
of old block house II

551
Claussen, H. R. VIII 206 208

Obituary, I 424

Clay, Cassius M., John Scott enlists
under, in Mexican war VI
237 463

Clay, Henry I 426 427 463
II 200 325 388 519
572 IV 502 503 VIII
34 271 323 481
Advocates enforcement of law
requiring land to be sold at
auction III 334
Attitude of, on slavery in Mis-
souri VI 258 264
Defeated for presidency I

431
Extract from letter to Gen.

Street II 84

Friend of Joseph M. Street II

82 III 623 VI 371

George W. Jones intimate friend

of II 563 564
Issue of camnaign I 437
Letter by V 71

Rafinesque visits VII 210

214
Clay, Henry, Jr.

Clay county named for II

200
Killed at battle of Buena Vista

III 466 474

Clay, Theodore Wythe, Classmate of
Stephen Whicher IV 503
Clay county

Named for Henry Clay, Jr. II

200

Organization in, for protection
against horse thieves VI
59

Clayton, Mary Black, Reminiscences

of Jeremiah Sullivan Black.

quotation from, VII 164

Clayton, Samuel, Iowa pioneer VI

5 206 266 428
Clayton county

Organized from Dubuque coun-
ty II 196
Reference to financial report of

VI 132

Clayton county, Iowa, in 1838 VIII

381

Clearing- Off Their Desks VIII 547
Cleaver, H. T. VIII 133
Clement & Faxon

Hannibal L. Rann an apprentice

in the office of III 158
Printers who employed Charles

Aldrich VIII 563
Clemetson, O., Early settler, Henry

county, 111. VIII 2 5

Clermont, Iowa, Statues of D. B.

Henderson and Abraham

Lincoln at VI 153
Cleveland, Mrs. Celia Wrig-ht, Obit-
uary II 408
Cleveland D. P. II 408
Cleveland, Q-eorg'e W., Mayor of Des

Moines, 1866 VIII 129

130
Cleveland, Orover I 148 149 II

79 247 281 299 III 480

IV 637 638 V 53 158

VII 156 479 640 VIII
636 VI 154 319 638 639
31 79 235 316

Appoints Bemton J. Hall Com-
missioner of Patents I
343

Appoints Edward C. Campbell,
Jr., U. S. Marshal V 77

Appoints Geo. W. Van Horn
postmaster at Muscatine
II 78

Appoints Gen. Corse postmaster
at Boston II 296

Kelley's army visits IV 381

Removes Frank W. Palmer from
the position of Public Prin-
ter VIII 316

Vetoes measure relating to D.
M. river land grants I

550 552 634

Cleves, John, Member Ninth Gener-
al Assembly IV 379
Clifford, John D.

Aids Rafinesque VII 200 201
207-210

Death of VII 210
Climate

Iowa in early days, in 1836
VI 454

In 1843 VI 281

In 1855 II 264

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

49

Lost in a snow storm I 106-

111
Severity of winters of 1855-56-

57 II 151 152 274
Climatic Changes VIII 543
Clinton, De Witt IV 94 VIII

165
Clinton & Baldwin, W. H. Kinsman

studies law with V 241

242
Clinton county, Organized from Du-

buque county II 196
Clopper, Maj. John Y., Distinguished

at the battle of Kirksville

VIII 272
Clothier, Marshall M., Connection

with battle of Pleasant

Hill VII 489
Close, Mrs. Helen S., Donates money

for erection of building for

State University IV 28
Close, W. R., Furnishes brick for

court house in Des Moines

V 404
Cloud, D. C. Ill 637

Issues warrant for arrest of ne-
gro VH 624
Law partner of Geo. W. Van

Horn H 78
Obituary VI 237
Cloug-h, Arthur Hug-h I 462
Clontman, Capt. C. C., Serves under

Samuel R. Curtis VIII 360
dowser, John, Finds specimen of

copper I 234
Club law, Meaning of II 62 64

214 III 49

Clune, W. H., Member Seventh Gen-
eral Assembly IV 366
Clyde, John P., Member faculty

State University IV 46
Clyde, Thomas VIII 133
Coal, Discovery of, in America V

233

Cobb, Howell, Letter to IV 482
Cobb, Rowland, Follower of Charles

B. Thompson in Mormon be-
lief VII 336 341 342
Cobb, Thomas W., Attitude of, on

slavery in Missouri VI

257
Cochran, Col. Addison, Obituary H

484

Cochran, J. K. VIII 132
Cochran, Richard LM Member facul-
ty State University IV 57
Cochraue, J. C., Architect for new

capitol VII 93
Cock, Oliver, Book borrowed from

territorial library II

639
Cockerell, Col. Giles J., II 11

13-15
Cockrell, Francis M., II 292 293

III 433 VII 72
At Allatoona II 122 125

126

Defeat of III 434
Director Vicksburg National

Military Park Assoc. V

272
Code of 1851

Account of VII 625
Framers of VII 621 622
Charles Mason's work on IV

605 609 V 226 VI 505

524
Revision of 1860 IV 607

Code of 1873 IV 607
Code of 1897 IV 607
Cody, William P., Awarded medal

of honor VII 107
Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Rev.

James Marshall, president

of II 646
Coeur, Bishop Pierre Louis, Gives

dinner in honor of Bishop

Loras III 597
Coffer, Oliver Perry, Burial place of

VIII 467 468
Coffin, L. S.

Breaking Prairie V 447
Experiences of, in a slough V

28
Fight against grasshoppers IV

Great reforms of V 308

561 626

Letter from IV 115
Safety Appliances on Railroads

V 561

Coffin, T. C., Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river IV
330 362
Coffman, H. C. N., Elder Dunkers

church VII 276
Coffman, Joseph, Assistant Pastor
Dunkers church VII 276
Coffroth, A. H., I 201
Cog-g-eshall, Mrs. Mary J., Chairman
Monday club committee on
resolutions on death of
Charles Aldrich VIII 613
Cog-g-eshall, Tobeski, Enlisted in the
Civil ' war from Denmark
Academy VII 11
Cog-swell, Charles H., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
55 56

Coldren, Mrs. Clifford, Daughter of
Joseph E. Griffith IV

297

Coldren, John H., Treasurer Board
of Regents State University
IV 11

Cole, Col., Defeats Indians I 323
Cole, Judge C. C.

Instrumental in securing legis-
lation for State Library II
543
Judge Iowa Supreme court IV

485
Legal opinions cited V 427

429 436

Makes address at unveiling of
Gov. Kirkwood's portrait I
152

Member faculty State Universi-
ty IV 51

With George G. Wright estab-
lishes law school IV
488
Cole, Cyrenus

Pella — A Bit of Holland in

America III 241
Editorial comment on III

307

Tribute to father of, III 247
Cole, Samuel W., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12
Cole T. L.

Historical Bibliography of the
Statute Laws of Iowa, cited

VI 523

Rare Wisconsin Book, cited V
359

50

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Coleman, Capt., See Davis, Samuel,

Coleman, Mr. and Mrs., Henrietta
Sicatar taken into family of
IV 478

Coleman, G. P., Killed I 451

Coleman, George L. VIII 133

Coleman, Judge John M.

Appointed Capitol Commissioner

II 581

Francis Springer marries daugh-
ter of H 584

Coleman, Nancy R., Wife of Fran-
cis Springer II 584

Collamer, Jacob, U. S. senator VIII
83

College for the Blind, Vinton
Establishment of II 207
Tablet to Capt. Drummond
placed in VI 150 473

Colley, Kenning- P., Military record
of VI 598

Collier, Mr., St. Louis merchant
VIII 500

Collins, Lieut. Caspar W., Death of

I 323

Collins, Elwood, Gives relief to
members of Spirit Lake ex-
pedition III 536 V 25

Collins, Homer X., Chief engineer of
government printing office

VI 152
Collins, Col. James

Home of VII 253
Note relating to VII 261
Serves in Black Hawk war VII
251 252

Collins, S. M., Pioneer merchant
IV 363

Collins, Mrs. Sarah W.

Aids members of Spirit Lake

expedition III 536
Letter by, relating to Spirit
Lake massacre III 549

Collins, Zaccheus, Friend of Rafin-
esque VII 206 214

Collot, Gen. French military offi-
cer VI 404

Colonization meeting- VIII 535

Colton, J. H., Map of 1839, 1840,
reference to VII 437

Colton, Levi S. I 2

Colton, Dr. W. A., Obituary IV
320

Comanche Indians I 533 III
129 222 291 367

Comer, John, Defendant in Fugitive
Slave case VI 9 12
28 29 34 39 44

Coming* Into Iowa in 1837, by Duf-
field VI 1

Commerce, Site of, bought by Mor-
mons, and called Nauvoo

II 587 III 371
Commission of Robert Lucas as

Governor of Iowa Territory

VII 69

Common Law of England, Introduc-
tion of, into Iowa II 373

Common schools

Attitude of Governor Lucas on

II 428 429

Plans for organization of II
422

Comstock, Judge, Isaac Pendleton
finishes law course with
II 567

Conaway, Freeman, Report of Iowa
Commission to the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, notice
of VII 313

Condit, Silas V 423

Conelly, John, Marries Indian wife
VII 19

Confiscation of Property During
and After the Civil War,
Letter by L. M. Shaw VI
63

Conger, Edwin H.

Attends exercise at reception of
portrait of S. F. Miller I
241

Obituary VIII 155
Tribute to Thomas Mitchell I
582

Conger, Lorentus E., Father of Ed-
win Hurd Conger VIII
155

Conger, Mary Hurd, Mother of Ed-
win Hurd Conger VIII
155

Conger, Mrs. P. H., Vice-president
Iowa Sanitary Society II
504

Conger, Reuben, Ancestor of Edwin
Hurd Conger VIII 155

Congleton, Leonidas, Receives arms
and ammunition V 493

Congressional Medals of Honor and
Iowa Soldiers, by Clark
VII 102
Editorial comment on VII

146
Omission supplied VII 313

Conklin, Judge VI 238

Conkling, Roscoe VI 227 VIII
335 336

Conn, Capt. Curtis P., At Corinth I
216

Connelly, Edward, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12

Connelly, P. M., Member Iowa Board
of Education III 200

202

Conner, James E., Principal Den-
mark academy VII 13

Connor, Edward H., Naval record of
VI 610

Connor, Mrs. Frances F. V 636

Connor, Gen. Patrick E., Fight with
the Indians I 323 324

Connor, William

Argues case in Supreme Court

I 637
Obituary VI 399

Connor, William D., Military record
of VI 598

Conover, Francis S., Naval record of
VI 610

Conrad, Christian, Obituary II
407

Conrad, William Fitch, Obituary V
316

Considerations against the Admis-
sion of Iowa VIII 146

Consigny, Antoine IV 560

Consigny, Eugene A., Obituary IV
560

Constitution and Records of the
Claim Club of Johnson
County, by Shambaugh, no-
tice of II 671

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

51

Constitution of 1844

Contest over I 431 432
445 II 393 513 VII

361
Defeat of I 430 II 513

514
Reasons for II 433 III

41 V 202 203
Provisions of IV 70 VI

422
Constitution of 1846 I 439 442

III 43

Historical address in commem-
oration of the 50th anniver-
sary of II 509
Provisions of, relating to boun-
daries IV 70 71
Constitution of 1857

Account of I 222
Article of, relating to indebted-
ness III 631
Iowa board of Education created

by III 200

Proclamation of Gov. Grimes re-
lating to I 225
Provisions of, relating to banks

V 97

Vote on, by counties I 223
Constitution of 1857 and the People

VIII 65
Constitutional Convention of 1844

VII 361
Robert Lucas member of II

432

Constitutional Convention of 1846,
J. Scott Richman member of
VII 361

Constitutional Convention of 1857
Committee of, on state debts

III 633
Debate of, on report III

634

Debates in, over floating dis-
tricts II 563
Francis Springer President of

II 584

Members of III 32 33 69
Republican convention to nomi-
nate delegates to I 408
Reunion of surviving members

of III 32 69

Constitutional Conventions of 1844
and 1846, Fragments of De-
bates of, By Shambaugh,
notice of IV 402
Constitution of Iowa, Original man-
uscripts of II 557
Contents of an Old Basket VIII

389

Continental Congress, 1774, Officers
and members of V 169-
171

Conway, Joseph, Death of I 561
Conway, William

Governor Lucas' trouble with
II 221-224 239 416 417
VII 627 633

Secretary of Iowa Territory II
168 239 III 570 VI
459

Cook, Prof. A. N., Editor, Academy
of Science and Letters,
Sioux City VI 312
Cook, Ebenezer I 2 445 VII

309

Candidate for U. S. Senate VI
634 VII 235

Counsel for prosecution in trial
for murder of Col. Daven-
port IV 529

Member of the Constitutional
Convention of 1844 VIII
21
Cook, Edward E., Law partner of J.

Scott Richman VII 365
Cook, George C., Instructor State

University IV 42
Cook, Capt. H. N., Takes part in the
battle of Moore's Mill VIII
272
Cook, Ira

Government Surveying in Early

Iowa II 603

Letter by, relating to law for
adoption of children IV

550

Obituary V 394
Recollections of steamboating

IV 366

Reminiscences of IV 522
Cook, Mrs. Ira, Pioneer experiences

of IV 367

Cook, Jesse, Connection with Fugi-
tive Slave case VI 12
14
Cook, Dr. John K.

Early settler of Sioux City

VIII 430

Lays out and names the streets
of Sioux City VHI 415
Cook, John P. I 2

Brother of Ira Cook IV 524

Death of VII 365

Letter of James W. Grimes to

II 630
Member of committee on new

counties II 197 200
Member Sixth Territorial Legis-
lature VII 267
Purchases paintings of George

H. Yewell V 172
Cook, Rev. Joseph, Opinion as to lo-
cation of grave of Lord
Howe II 369

Cook, Iiyxnan I 525 VII 556
Associated with State Bank of
Iowa I 292 524 VII
405 406 411

Member Seventh General As-
sembly IV 3b6
Obituary III 653
Receives letter from Mr. Grimes

VIII 341 342

Cook, Dr. O. P., of the U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture VIII
355

Cook, Robert, Appointed agent to
make selection of land IV
482

Cook, Capt. Thomas J., At battle of

Wilson's Creek IV 475

Cook & Dillon, Davenport law firm

IV 551
Cook & Sergfeant, Early bankers of

Davenport V 2
Cook county, Organized from Des

Moines county II 196
Cooke, Jay, & Co., Failure of VII

409

Coolbaugfli, Addie, Daughter of W.

F. Coolbaugh VII 410

Coolbaug-h, James !•., Son of W. F.

Coolbaugh VII 403
Coolbaugfh, Jane Eliza, Dauerhter of
W. F. Coolbaugh VII 403

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Coolbaug-h, Mary E., Daughter of W.

F. Coolbaugh VII 403
Coolbaug-h, Mildred, Daughter of W.

F. Coolbaugh VII 403
Coolbaug-h, Wilhelmina, Daughter of
W. F. Coolbaugh VII 410
Coolbaug-h, William P. V 313

VIII 440 441
Biographical sketch, by Remey

VII 401
Friendship with James W.

Grimes VII 84
Gives financial aid to Gov. Kirk-
wood I 596 II 220
John H. Gear clerk of IV

555

Letter to Dr. Salter VII 468
Member Eighth General Assem-
bly II 79

Member Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366
Member of committee to inves-
tigate affairs of D. M. Navi-
gation Co. I 476
Political career of VII 467
Coolbaug-h & Brooks, Early bankers

of Burlington V 2
Cooley, Mr., Claim of usurped II

63-65

Cooley, Lieut. Charles G., Reports
losses at Vicksburg V
282
Cooley, E. A.

Connection with Iowa Geologi-
cal Survey III 115
George R. Willett law partner of

III 655
Cooley, E. E. VIII 510

Member of the Seventh General

Assembly II 80
Cooley, Judge p. N., Member of
commission to treat with
Indians II 523
Cooley, Jndg*e Thomas M. Ill 632
Chairman Interstate Commerce

Commission V 569
Conn, C. P., Treasurer of the Des
Moines Valley R. R. VIII
127
Coon, Datus E.

Journalistic career of V 122-

124

Obituary I 344
"Coon-Skin Cap Law" VIII 251
Coonan, Martin, Receives ammuni-
tion V 493
Coonrad, Christian, Living at age of

113 I 160

Coontz, Nathan, Signs article of a-
greement for pioneer school
III 216
Cooper, Miss Emma

Brief sketch of VII 13
Connection with Denmark Acad-

my VII 9

Cooper, Fenimore V 558
Cooper, Frank B., Member faculty
State University IV 45
Cooper, J. Fenimore V 557 VII

101

Cooper, Peter V 342 VII 460
Cooper, Henry, Member Ft. Dodge

company VI 578
Cooper, Isaac, Obituary V 557
Cooper, James, Blacksmith at Den-
mark, Iowa VII 9

Cooper, S. F.

Member of Iowa Board of Edu-
cation III 200 202 206
207

Obituary VIII 399
Cooper, William B., Pioneer settler
of Denmark, Iowa VII 5
13
Cope, Prof. E. D.

Director of a museum in Phila-
delphia VIII 603
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

600
Visits Sioux City VIII 425

426

Coppee, Henry III 425
Copeland, Bill, Trapper VIII 411

417

Copelin, J. B. VIII 133
Copper, Specimen of, Presented to
Historical Department I
233 III 12 67
Coppoc, Barclay, Associate of John

Brown VIII 191
Corals, The Iowa, by Savage VI

534
Cordua, Henry, Killed by the Indians

VIII 420
Corkery, Charles

Favors plan for Pacific railroad

VI 290

Secretary Board of Public
Works, Des Moines river en-
gineering VIII 392
Signs letter written to Presi-
dent Polk VIII 437
Corley, Lieiit. James, . Military rec-
ord of IV 537 538
Corley, Lieut. !•. S., at Ft. Clark I

135

Corn, Exportation of II 449
Corn and Hay as Fuel IV 544
Cornell, Ezra, Philanthropist IV

92
Cornplanter, Chief of Senecas VII

381

Cornwallis, Lord V 151
Correctionville, Iowa, Stockade

erected at V 496
Correspondence of Dodge and Ben-
ton VIII 296
Corsaut, Pioneer settler V 25
Corse, Hanson II 1
Corse, Capt. John, Revolutionary

soldier II 1
Corse, John L. VI 159

Biographical data II 1
Connected with passage of Iowa
Homestead law III 150
Corse, John M. VI 159

Address at meeting of Loyal

Legion II 298
Death of II 299
Letter to Charles Aldrich II

295

Letter to Schofield II 294
Letter to W. C. McArthur II

282
Letters from Georgia battle

fields II 283
Life and Public services of, by
Salter II 1-19 73

105-145 230 278-304
Reference to IV 147
Marriage of II 281 VII
314

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

53

Military record of Z 160

. VII 404
Dispatches of II 10

12

Mustered out of service and
brevetted Maj. Gen. II
280

Wounded II 18 19
Monument to, in Burlington II

220

Obituary I 160
Statue in Crapo Park, Burling-
ton, Iowa VIII 550
Corse, Mrs. John M., Illness of II

282
Cor win, Thomas I 426 VII

85
National politician, 1860 VIII

452
Cory, Supt. C.

Obituary III 80

Tribute to Thomas Mitchell I

582
Cosgriff, Richard H., Awarded medal

of honor VII 110
Cosg-rove, Rt. Rev. Henry, Obituary

VIII 79

Cosg-rove, John, Father of Rt. Rev.
Henry Cosgrove VIII 79
Cosort, Mr. and Mrs., Give relief to
members of Spirit Lake ex-
pedition III 537. See
also Corsaut

Cottle, Miss Jennie S., Matron hos-
pital State University IV
55
Cottle, Mary D., Wife of Eliphalet

Price VIII 36
Cotton, Bishop I 461
Cotton, Aylett B.

Makes address at reunion of
members of Constitutional
Convention of 1857 III
70

Member Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1857 III 69 VI
637

Speaker House Thirteenth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 249
Vote on back pay bill VI 552
Cotton, John VII 593
Cotton, Deacon Samuel VII 593
Cotton, Mrs. Samuel VII 593
Cottrell, Corporal Al., Death of II

293

Couch, D. N. Ill 425
Couch, M., Attends house warming
of Stephen Whicher IV
512
Coues, Dr. Elliott

Author and explorer VIII

546 604

Author of The Expedition of Ze-
bulon Montgomery Pike to
Headwaters of the Missis-
sippi River VIII 172
Death of IV 315
Editor of Larpenteur's journal

V 59 VIII 429
Edits History of Lewis and
Clark's Expedition I 76
531 III 141 IV 474
Expedition of Zebulon M. Pike,
cited I 532 534 H
20 74
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

Historico-Geographical Notes of
the Mississippi River, from
Cass Lake to Lake Itasca
II 20 74

Key to North American Birds,
cited V 63

Lake named for II 23

Seeks information relating to
naming Floyd county II
398

Vice-president Floyd Memorial
Association II 311 313
V 148

Coultant, C. G., Author of a His-
tory of Wyoming VIII
177

Coulter, Lieut. Col. John P., At Cor-
inth I 217
Coulton, S. VIII 391
Council Bluffs, Iowa

Early history of V 453 458

Early names of II 480

Lincoln's visit to IV 460

Mormons at II 593

Projected rairoad to VI 137
142

Provisions of charter of V

132
Council Bluffs Guards, Service of

IV 577 579 581 582

V 24? 243 VI 162
Council Bluffs old block house II

549 596 III 151
Counties (Iowa)

At organization of State V

93

First organized II 394
Laid out and named I 134

135

Naming of, by Casady II 195
Organization of, laws governing

etc. Ill 321-345
County Histories IV 151
County Historical Societies V 154
230 VI 55 302 VII 66
County Judg-e system VII 114

VIII 514
Important issue in Iowa VII

462
Cousins, Robert, Pioneer settler

VII 602

Cousins, Robert G., Supports bill
for Vicksburg Military Park

V 276

Courtney I 616
Couthon III 580 581

Coutre, Thomas, George H. Yewell
pupil of V 168 227

Coutts, John, Guard over propertv
II 51

Covel, Thomas C., Pioneer Iowa set-
tler V 136

Coverdale, Lieut. Jesse, In command
of troops at Iowa Lake V
498

Covil, W. J.

Sale of swamp lands VII 360
Trustee Kendall Young Library

VI 235

Covingfton, Gen., Rafinesque visits

VII 211
Cowie, George VI 610

Cowie, James W., Naval record of

VI 610
Cowles, Capt. Henry R.

At Corinth I 2 16
Capt. Company H. Iowa Vol. In-
fantry VIII 360 361

ANNANS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Cowles, James, Pioneer Iowa jour-
alist I 348 349 V

416 418

Cowles, Bev. W. P.

Connection with Fugitive Slave

case I 512
Obituary IV 238

Cowman, W. P., Obituary VII 3,20

Cownie John, of the Board of Con-
trol VIII 475

Cowper, William I 279

Cowperthwaite, Allen C., Dean Hom-
eopathic Department State
University IV 55

Cox, Capt., Capt. Company I 2d Iowa
Vol. Infantry VIII 360
361

Cox, Aaron, Signs agreement for
pioneer school III

Cox, Cordelia, Marriage of VII
600

Cox Daniel, Son of Thomas Cox

VII 246

Cox, Prof. E. T. VII 471
Cox, Henderson, Killed by the In-
dians VIII 535
Cox, Jacob Dolson IV 559

Extract from communication of

Cox, John, Killed by Indians III

105
Cox John !•., Military record of

VI 598

Cox, Kenyon, Paints lunettes for
the rotunda of the Capitol

VIII 388

Cox, Miss Phoebe, Daughter of
Thomas Cox VII 242

Cox, Capt. Richard, Served in Rev-
olutionary war V 150

Cox, Robert, Brief account of VII
243 244

Cox, Samuel S., Member of notable
congress II 257

Cox Simon Bolivar, Son of Thomas
Cox VII 242

Cox, Col. Thomas

Brief account of VII 230

Ceremonies at dedication of

monument to VII 231

Honored by Jackson county

VII 600

Member First Territorial Legis-
lature IV 622 .
Public services of VII 599
Sketch of, by Reid VII 241
Editorial comment on VII

310
Cox, Mrs. Thomas, Facts relating to

VII 600

Coy, James VIII 132
Coyle, William, Work of in Harri-
son campaign II 519
Craig*, Colin S., Naval record of VI

610

Craig1, George, Carries colors at Cor-
inth I 217
Craig1, James, Surveys neutral

ground VII 438
Craig-, Mrs. John, Daughter of Sam-
uel Merrill V 351
Craig-, Lieut. Seth H.

Aids in organizing Council
Bluffs Guards IV 577

V 243 244
Obituary VII 240
Craig1, Capt. Thomas E. Ill 106

Craig-, Dr. William V 416

Delegate to the Republican
State convention, 1856 VIII
495

Obituary IV 399
Cram, George P., Modern Atlas of
the World, notice of VI
75

Cramer, Henry, Visited by members
of Spirit Lake expedition
III 488

Cramer, Joseph, Obituary IV 480
Cramer, Maj. B. D., Speaks at the
dedication of Iowa monu-
ments VIII 73
Cramer & Spear, Publish map for
Raflnesque VII 207 209
Crane, William E., Member faculty-
State University IV 46
Cranmer, Teachings of III 265
Crapo, Philip M. IV 305 VII

312
Aids in securing portrait of Dr.

Salter V 630
At funeral of Gen. Corse II

303

Death of VI 227
Makes address at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II 623
Pays tribute to D. N. Richard-
son III 573

State commissioner to arrange
for Burlington Semi-Cen-
tennial II 621
Tribute to VI 221 223
Crapper, Capt. H. N., Commander
of Co. C. Northern Border
Brigade V 503
Craven, Bill, Trapper VIII 411

413

Crawford, J. S., Presents flag to
Historical Department V
541

Crawford, James, Signs petition rec-
ommending Joseph Wil-
liams for governor VI
69

Crawford, Martin J., Commissioner
from rebel government IV
406
Crawford, P. W.

Credit to VII 2*3
Extract from letter in relation
to election of members of
Council, 1842 VII 265
Gives account of President Fill-
more's visit to Dubuque V
543

Crawford, B. A., President of the
Valley National Bank VIII
539

Crawford, Col. Samuel J., Reports
to Gen. Rice with colored
regiment H 41
Crawford, T. Hartley

Commissioner of Indian Affairs

VI 365 VII 121 126

132 135 177 179 188

Letter to V 459 461 524

Crawford, Theophilus

Member Third General Assem-
bly II 197 198
Member Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366
Crawshaw, James B., Obituary VII
320

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

55

Creek Indians, Council with III

222
Cretin, Father Joseph

Missionary among the Winne-

bagoes VI 120
Priest under Bishop Lioras III

579 585 586 VI 116

V 532

Vicar-General Diocese of Du-

buque VIII 79

Crew, M. L., Obituary VII 160
Crilley, George, Claim of I 539

542
Criuoids

Dr. Barris' investigation of V

221
Review of work on, by Wach-

smuth and Springer II

345-364
Crisp, Charles P., Speaker House of

Representatives V 571

577

Criss, Eugene, Obituary VI 156
Crittenden, John J., I 257 426

435 438 IV 148
Amendment of, agreed to I

492
Associate of Seward Banks, etc.

VIII 462
Opinion of, relating to Des

Moines river land grants I

360
Crittenden, Lieut. Col. Thomas T.,

Distinguished at the battle

of Kirksville VIII 272
Crocker, Davis J., Lawyer of New

York City VIII 123
Crocker, George A. S., Career of II

479
Crocker, Gen. M. M., I 115 II

476 IV 239 V 235

VI 635 637 VII 639
Associated in business with Jef-
ferson Polk VIII 317

Associated in business with P.

M. Casady VIII 556
At battle of Corinth I 101

218

At Champion Hills II 441
Characterization of I 230
Loyal to government I 87
Memorials of IV 228
Portrait of, in the Senate cham-
ber VIII 314
Recollections of Gen. Dodge

IV 577-594
Relieved of duty in Mexico

III 153
Tenders Mr. Aldrich a position

on his staff VIII 567
Tribute of Gen. Grant to I
230 II 441 III 153
Tribute to II 166
Crocker, Mary E., Instructor State

University IV 34
Crocker, T. D., Lawyer for fugitive
slave "Dick" I 512 IV
129 132

Crocker Brigade, Address of Gen. G.
M. Dodge at meeting of IV
577

Crockett, Col. David II 377
Crockett, David I 673
Crockwell, C. L. D., Business part-
ner of Matt Parrott IV
477

Croft, Frederick J., Unfurls flag be-
fore the bier of Gen. Corse
II 302

Croghan, Col. George

Military service of HI 357

VI 275

Report of, relating to Ft.
Des Moines III 360,
Connection with the estab-
lishment of early Iowa
forts IV 161
Inspector General of the U. S

army VIII 495
Croll, James P., Geologist HI 2

V 232

Crook, Gen. George I 196 VI

Crooke, George, History of the 21st

Iowa, cited V 282
Crookham, John A. l., Obituary V

158

Crooks, John M., Early settler of

Boone county VII 236

Crosby, George H., Member of Ft

Dodge company VI 578

Crosby, James O.

Address of, on death of Samuel

Murdock III 271 273

Pays tribute to Reuben Noble

II 566 III 198
Recollections of Adam Larra-

bee VII 300
Present at laying of cornerstone
of Historical Building IV
82

Crosby, Mrs. James O., Present at
laying of corner stone of
Historical Building IV

82

Crosby, W. O., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 12

Crosby, W. B., Law partner of Wil-
liam Phillips V 320
Crosley, Col. G. W. V 474

Biographical sketch and mili-
tary record I 420
Commands 3d Iowa II 277
Delivers address at the dedica-

viii °f Iowa monuments

Eulogy on Charles Aldrich
VIII 585

Genealogy in the Cemeteries
VIII 60-61

Lauman's Charge at Jackson
Miss. I 371-381

Letter by, relating to the Shiloh
controversy VI 558

Member Iowa Soldiers and Sail-
ors Roster Board VIII
226 555

Offers resolutions for Roster
Board record on Charles Al-
drich VIII 613

Takes charge of the funeral of
Charles Aldrich at Webs-
ter City VIII 573

Tribute to Aaron Brown VI

639

Crosman, Lieut. George H., Mili-
tary record of Hi 291
353
Cross, Rev. Moses X., Obituary v

396

Cross, Capt. Osborne, Military rec-
ord of IV 451 452
Crosthwaite, G. D., Regent State

University IV 12
Crow, Edwin M.

Early settler of Linn county

VI 581-583
Obituary I 583

56

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Crow, Garrison, Early settler of
Linn county VI 582

Crow, William G., Introduces bill re-
lating to Bonaparte dam

VII 613

Croxton, Serg-t., At Allatoona II

124

Crude Legislation VIII 477
Cruiksliank, George !•.

Fort Dodge Soldiers in the East

VI 571

Fourth sergeant, Ft. Dodge

Company VI 577
Cruikshank, J. P., Writes to Mr.

Herriott VIII 109
Crum John V., Obituary III 160
Crum, William

Publishes Iowa Standard I

Treasurer Board of Regents
State University IV 11

VIII 295

Cubbag-e, Georg-e, Brief account of

VII 600

Culbertson, J. C. Ill 52
Culbertson, William L., Obituary

VIII 560

Culbertson, William L., Jr., Naval

record of VI 610
Cullinder, John, Pioneer experiences

of V 139

Cullum, Gen. Georg-e W., Biographi-
cal Register of the Officers
and Graduates of West
Point, cited VI 594

608 III 76 319 650
Cullum, Shelby M.

Chairman of the select commit-
tee of the Senate on inter-
state commerce VIII 376

Favors bill for safety appliances
on railroads V 570 572
575

Culver, Mrs. Lillian C., Discovers
source of Missouri river
II 484
Cumberland, (The), Longfellow I

495
Gumming-, Prof. Charles A.,

Awarded silver medal VII
233

In charge of historical exhibit
at St. Louis VII 232

Paints portrait of Christian W.
Slagle VIH 229

Restores pictures taken from
the Supreme Court room
and placed on the walls of
the Historical building
VIII 315
Gumming-, Thomas B., Regent IV

12

Cummins, Gov. Albert B. IV 487
V 632 VI 148

Accepts portrait of Dr. Salter
for State V 633

Accepts portrait of Judge
Springer for State V 470

Accepts tablet to memory of
Revolutionary soldiers for
State VI 149

Andersonville speech VIII

139

Appoints Alvord C. Bishop to
the Supreme Bench VIII
478

Attends the celebration of the
Fiftieth anniversary of the
adoption of the constitution
of Iowa VIII 64
First fame as a lawyer I 411
Makes address at the Centen-
tennial of Fort Madison
VIII 553

Makes address at unveiling of
tablet to Capt. Drummond
VI 473
Member of the Roster Board

VIII 555

Requests E. R. Harlan to take
charge of the funeral ser-
vice of Charles Aldrich
VIII 573

Secures rehearing of Shiloh
controversy VI 558

Cummins, B. W., U. S. Indian agent
III 127

Cunning-ham, Lieut. Edward, Ex-
tract from letter relating to
battle of Pleasant Hill VII
512

Cunning-ham, Maj. William T., At
Corinth I 218 219

Cunning-ham, — Supt. for leasing lead
mines VI 303

Cunning-ham, John, Supports pioneer
school III 216

Cunyng-hame, Col. Arthur, Glimpse
of the Great Republic, ref-
erence to VII 456

Current, William, Pioneer of Jack-
son county VII 596 605

Currier, Amos N.

Acknowledgment to IV 4
Acting president State Universi-
ty IV 42

Instructor in Central Universi-
ty at Pella VHI 93
Librarian State University IV

49

Portrait presented to the Iowa
State University VIII

229

Currier, Celia A. MM Instructor State
University IV 43 46

Curtin, Andrew G., Delegate to the
convention which nominat-
ed Abraham Lincoln VIII
98

Curtis, Benjamin B., Public career
of VII 619 620 623
624

Curtis, Georg-e T., Life of Webster,
cited III 334

Curtis, Georg-e William

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 88
Tribute to Gen. Corse II 297

Curtis, Maj. H. C., Orlando B. Ay-
res law partner of IV
479

Curtis, Henry G., Obituary V 78

Curtis, Israel C., Member Seventh
General Assembly IV

336

Curtis, Gen. S. B. I 19 167-171
319 320 II 166 389
V 61 91 VII 113
237

At battle of Pea Ridge V
245 246 248 VI 165-
168

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Aids Mrs. Harlan in Sanitary

Commission II 502
Characterization of I 660
Classmate of Albert M., Lea

III 474

Engineer of the Des Moines
river improvement VIII
386 392

Gen. Dodge's military recollec-
tions of IV 583-594

Gives command to Gen. Warren
VI 492

Gives his opinion on the natural-
ization laws VIII 208

Made Brigadier General IV
581

Monument of VIII 550

Recommends the acceptance of
Sell's resignation II 521

Reports on operations of Iowa
troops in Missouri VIII
358 359

Portrait decorates the Senate
chamber VIII 314

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Vice-president Iowa Sanitary

Commission II 504
Curtis, Mrs. 8. R. II 502
Curtis, Warren H., Member of the
Ninth General Assembly

IV 379

Curtis, William X!., Description of
the government printing of-
fice VI 151

Gushing, Caleb

Compromise of, regarding boun-
dary of land grants, disre-
garded I 473 478
Opinion of, regarding extent of
land grant I 467 479
Represents Dubuque settlers in
celebrated land case II
339

Cusick, David VII 216

Ouster, Aaron, Obituary VIII 240

Custer, Gen. George A. I 554

560 VI 599

Military rank of II 209 VI
150

Cuthbert, Charles, Member of or-
ganization for protection
against horse thieves VI
62

Cutler, Elisha

Abner Kneeland transfers land

to VI 351
Associate of Abner Kneeland

VI 359

Public services of VI 359
486

Cutler, Mrs. Elisha VI 353

Cutler, Gen. Lysander, Dennis D.
Dailey on staff of III
475

Cutler, Manasseh, Botanist VII
201

Cutter, Ben C., Assistant Adjutant
General, Order of, relieving
Gen. Crocker from duty in
Mexico III 154

Cutter, Capt. George W., Aids Hen-
ry Clay, Jr., Ill 466

Cutting, Edward P., Incidents in
life of I 663-665

Cutts, M. E., Opposes bill for new
capitol IV 247 250
251 253 254

Cuvier, Baron VII 219

DAKOTA TERRITORY ORGAN-
IZED VIII 421
Dart, William S., Member board
State bank examiners I
291 V 100

Dartmouth College Case VIII 51
Darusmont, Francis Wright, See

Wright, Francis
Darusmont, M. VI 343
Darwin, Charles, Theory of evolu-
tion and other theories
VIII 347-350 352
Darwin, Charles Ben II 3

Lawyer of Burlington VIII

454

Obituary V 160
Darwin, Charles R. VII 223
Darwin, Erasmus, Grandfather of
Charles Darwin VIII 3*8
Darwin, Mrs. M. A. P., Member of
committee for supervision
of State institutions IV
309

Dashiel, Henry L., Vote on bill for

board of charities IV 312

Dashiell, Mark A., Obituary VIII

238
Daudin, Francois Marie, Naturalist

VII 198 199

Daugherty, Member of the Long ex-
pedition VIII 168
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, Abigail Adams chapter
mark the site of Old Fort
Des Moines VIII 476
Dauphin, Louise, Charles Larpen-
teur's acquaintance with V
60

Davenport, Lieut. Col., Consulted on
the location of a fort on the
Des Moines river VIII
496

Davenport, Col. George I 2
612 II 96 VII 187

308

Attitude of, on treaties with In*
dians III 392 V 59
393
Death of I 584 V 59 VII

261

Fur trader V 546 VI 373
Ira Cook's recollections of IV

528
One of founders of Davenport I

1 II 222 243 244
Public career of HI 392
Receives money from govern-
ment as Indian trader IV
532

Relations with William B. Con-
way II 222 416
Serves under Gen. Wilkinson

VII 450
Writes letter to George W.

Jones VHI 432 434
Davenport, Col. William

Military record of IV 290
Stationed at Ft. Atkinson II
244 VI 203

58

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Davenport, Iowa

Crematory at VI 398

Early days in I 3 587 VI

Pounders of I 1 222
History of, in newspaper files

V 380

Naming of II 243
Ordinance of, levying tax on

dogs VI 215
Provisions of charter of V
127 129 130 131 133
134

•Public Library, Valuable news-
papers owned by V
380
Hiram Price makes gift to

I 602
St. Anthony's church at VI

115
Site of first house erected in

I 611
Soldiers' Orphans' Home at I

599

Founders of IV 281
Davenport Academy of Sciences

Dr. Parry's collection in VII

415

Institution at Sioux City mod-
eled after VI 312
Putnam family aids in support
of VI 157 VII 398
Rev. Willis H. Barris instru-
mental in founding V
222
Davenport Past and Present, Wilkie,

cited II 556

David, Edward C., Receives a letter
from James W. Grimes
VIII 510

David, John, Signs petition recom-
mending Joseph Williams
for governor VI 69
Davidson, Maj. C. L., Connection
with Vicksburg Military
Park V 273
Davidson, Charles L., Obituary III

476
Davidson, Frank, Pilot on Des

Moines river IV 329
Davidson, Gen. John W. Ill 425

V 247 248 VI 492
• Reports on the capture of Little

Rock VIII 245
Reports on the operations of
his division on the march
from Pilot Knob to Little
Rock VIII 272

Davies, John !•., One of originators
of prohibitory liquor law
I 12 588 III 60
Davies, Gen. Thomas A. I 625

626
At Corinth, Miss. I 101

105

Davis, Capt., Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 330

Davis, Col. I 322
Davis, Gen. VIII 511
Davis, Albert, Severely wounded at
battle of Pleasant Hill III
28
Davis, A. J.

Enemy of Capt. N. L. Milburn

IV 349

Pioneer of lowaville VIII 58
59

Pioneer store keeper of Oska-

loosa III 219
Davis, Caleb Forbes

Letter by, correcting statement

II 642

Obituary III 477
Steamboating on the Des Moines

VII 141

Davis, Charles, Member of crew Des
Moines river steamboat IV
333

Davis, Ziient. Charles, Taken prison-
er I 562

Davis, David IV 462

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 95 98 100

Davis, George M., Member Seventh
General Assembly IV 366

Davis, Henry Winter, Member of
notable congress II 257

Davis, Dr. James, Commissioner for
Iowa in boundary troubles

II 431

Davis, Rt. Rev. James, Bishop of
the Diocese of Davenport

VIII 80

Davis, James C.f Presents old docu-
ment to Historical Depart-
ment VII 140

Davis, Jefferson II 243 497

III 652 IV 78 148
571 VII 320 VIII
302 509

Characterization and personal

appearance of III 366

Friend and classmate of Charles

Mason II 169 III

203

Friendship of George W. Jones

with II 563 564
Gen. Parrott favorite of III

367

Letter by, IV 230
Military services of, in Black
Hawk war II 640
III 74 IV 567 VI
314

Capt. Joseph A. O. Yeomans
instrumental in capture
of IV 637

First U. S. Dragoons III
221 VII 452 453

Member of company station-
ed at Ft. Crawford IV
563 565 V 330
Sent with Black Hawk to Ft.

Crawford II 92
Opinion of Stephen A. Douglas

VIII 465
Opponent of William Pitt Fes-

senden VIII 322
Pays tribute to Black Hawk II

462

Proposes a bill to increase army

appropriations VIII 323

Unfriendly to Albert Miller Lea

VI 557

Davis, Jefferson C. I 168 170 171
At battle of Pea Ridge IV

583 584 VI 168
Davis, Joel P., Obituary II 328
Davis, John M.

Characterization of II 559
Elijah Sells II 518
Life-long friend of Elijah Sells
III 78

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

59

Davis, Mrs. John M., Obituary VIII

15S
Davis, Capt. Joseph L., At Corinth

I 216
Davis, Miss Laviiiia, Instructor State

University IV 32 33
Davis, Levi, Early Iowa journalist

V 381

Davis, M. B., Assists in laying cor-
ner stone of Floyd monu-
ment IV 562

Davis, M. J., Obituary VIII 399

Davis, M. W. V 313

Davis, Moses, Member crew Des
Moines river steamboat IV
333

Davis, Samuel, Confederate Spy, Ex-
ecution of, by Dodge VII
291

Davis, Samuel H., Editor IV 466

Davis, Samuel T.

Assistant postmaster of Sioux

City VIII 430
Friend of John H. Charles VIII

409

Present at the opening of grave
of Floyd II 310

Davis, Thomas B., Lieutenant of
company to defend southern
boundary I 653

Davis, Timothy

Member ot the House of Repre-
sentatives VIII 75 511
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor VIII 217

Davis, Thomas Terry, Signs first
law passed by Indian Terri-
tory V 531

Davis, Mrs. W. C., Possesses relics
from battle of Pleasant Hill
VII 504

Davis, W. H., Killed I 451

Davis, W. P., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 12

Davison, Abner, Obituary IV 481

Davison, Lorenzo P., Military record
of VI 598

Davisson, Dr. David D., Obituary

VI 80

Dawley, Early settler of Ft. Dodge
III 440 IV . 370 VII
140

Dawson, Teamster Spirit Lake ex-
pedition III 522

Dawson, A. P., Credit to VII 243

Dawson, Allan, Member Iowa So-
ciety of New York VII
473

Dawson, C. C., Business partner of
Ira Cook V 395

Dawson, Dr. George, Scientific inves-
tigations of III 8 V
232

Dawson, James, Early settler of Linn
county VI 582

Dawson, John P., One of committee
to notify Lincoln of his
election III 73

Dawson, N. E. I 316

Dawson, N. B., Resident of Keosau-
qua during flood of 1851 V
415 417

Day, Aaron, Outlaw of Jackson coun-
ty VII 262

Day, Henry H., Obituary V 240

Day, Isaac C., Signs petition recom-
mending Joseph Williams
for governor VI 69

Day, Judg-e James G. Ill 478

VII 556

Law partner of William Phillips

V 320
Obituary III 575

Day, John M., Obituary II 645

Day, Kellog-g-, Pioneer merchant of
Denmark, Iowa VII 9

Day, Mrs. Minerva C., Obituary III
478

Day, Timothy, Member of Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857
III 32 69 VIII 22

Day, Zebina, Discovers boys lost in
storm I 395

Dayton, Col. Charles, Revolutionary
soldier V 151

Dayton, Gen. L. M., Secretary So-
ciety of the Army of the
Tennessee III 182

Dayton, William L., Candidate for
vice-president IV 549

VIII 418
Dean, Amos

Chancellor State University IV
11 30 31 33 VIII 386
508

Resignation of IV 32
Educational work of IV 37
Helps frame school law VI 54
Member of commission to

revise III 201
Dean, Caleb, Father of Henry Clay

Dean VIII 299
Dean, C. H., Killed I 451
Dean, Henry, Ancestor of Henry

Clay Dean VIII 299
Dean, Henry Clay VIII 299 313
Biography of, by J. R. Rippey

VIII 299-304
Denounces Know Nothingism

VIII 492 493
Denounces President Lincoln

I 596

Editorial on, by E. R. Harlan

VIII 313

Pastor of the Methodist church

at Keosauqua VIII 486

Pioneer Methodist minister V

418 421
Writes Memories of Rev. Samuel

Clarke I 466
Dean, L. W., Member faculty State

University IV 54
Dean, Imcimla, Wife of Zimri Street-

er I 412

Dean, William, Grandfather of
Henry Clay Dean VIII
299

Dearborn, Gen. Henry VII 383
Alpha Kingsley's report to III

100
Letters by William Clark to I

614 ...,.,,. ...

Letter of Adam A. Larrabee to

VII 298

Secretary of war VIII 552
DeArmond, James Madison, Obituary

II 647

Death of Charles Aldrich VIII 385
DeBooy, Mathias-, Member of Hol-
land Colony III 253.

GO

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Debray, X. B., At battle of Pleasant
Hill III 404 406 407 408
DeCailley, Father Louis

Nephew of Bishop Loras III

599

Obituary HI 575
Decatur, Commodore Stephen, Origi-
nal letters of, secured V
73

Decatur County Historical Society

Organiaztion of VII

V 231

Decker, E. O., Member Bahama ex-
pedition I 299
DeCock, H., Leader of reformation

in Holland III 244
Decorah, Iowa

Laying of corner stone of new

court house at VI 228
Probably named for Indian chief

VI 100
Decorie

Brings Black Hawk to Gen.

Street II 90 III 603
Winnebago chief VI 100
Dedication of the Iowa Monuments

VIII 71
Dee, Warren, Named as Lieutenant

Missouri border trouble I

653
Deeds of Valor, Extract from VII

112

Deemer, Judge Horace E.
Alluded to VIII 591
Attends exercises of laying of

corner stone of Historical

Building IV 82
Darwin Robert Merritt III 462
Lecturer State University IV

52

Legal opinion of V 430
Member of State Library Board

resolutions committee on the

death of Charles Aldrich

VIII 612
Tribute to Alfred Hebard III

51 52 VI 216
Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIII

587-589
Tribute to Charles F. Clarke

VH 399
Deer, In Pottawattamie county, 1905

VII 29

Deere, John, Inventor of steel plow

V 452

Deering, N. C., Association with

James Harlan V 468
Deering-, Mrs. N. C., Sells portrait of

James Harlan to State V

468
Deeter, Pastor Bunkers church VII

279
DePord, William H., Lecturer State

University IV 57
DeFore, W. L. VIII 7
Defore, William, Member Spirit Lake

expedition III 483
DeFrees, Delegates to the convention

which nominated Abraham

Lincoln VIII 98
Degrand, Credited with originating

plan for Pacific railroad

VI 294

DeGrasse, Col. August, At battle of

Atlanta VI 178
DeGress, Capt. J. C. IV 594

DeGrnsh, Fred, Marriage of VII

636

DeHues, Capt. Wm. W. I 304
De Joinville, Prince, Visits America

III 152
De Kay, James Ellsworth, Scientist

III 21
De Lancey, Bishop, Rev. Willis Bar-

ris ordained by V 219
DeLano, Loren I.., Obituary VII

320

Delaplaine, Mr. VIII 501
Delaplaine, J. W. VIII 106 132
Delassus, Don Carlos Dehant, Lt.
Governor of Louisiana H
331
Delaware county

Organized trom Dubuque county

II 196
Shooting prairie chickens in III

147
Delevan, Edward C.

Associate of Edwin James as
editor of a temperance jour-
nal VIII 294
Business partner of Dr. Edwin

James IV 233
Conducts temperance journal

VIII 172 280
Writes letter to Edwin James

VIII 184 185
Delevan, George E., Fish and game

warden V 26 '
DeLong-, Rev. Henry, Crossed Iowa

with Mormons II 593
Delp, Charles, Elder Dunkers church

VII 281
Dement, Henry Dodge, Grandson of

Henry Dodge in 389
Dement, Col. John III 389

Son-in-law of Henry Dodge III

388

Deming, Mrs., Attends reception
given to Abraham Lincoln
IV 462

Denison, William II 522
Denlinger, Christian, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379
Denman, Thomas I 256
Denmark Academy

Editorial comment on VII 68
History of, by Mrs. Quinton

VII 1
Denmark, Iowa

Academy at HI 57 IV 388

389

Asa Turner removes to III 56
Father Turner founder of III

60
History of, by Mrs. Quinton

VII 1

In early days I 527
Ordination of members of Iowa

Band at I 528
Station on Underground rail-
road III 58 VII 10
Denuey, Maj. Gen. James VI 125
Dennis, Rev. VIII 483
Dennis, Rev. L. B., Methodist min-
ister III 653 V 419
Dennison, Miss, Early teacher of

Maquoketa VII 635
Dennison, Mr. VIII 105
Denny, Jonas P., Pioneer settler of
Van Buren county VI 362
Denonville, Marquis de, Governor of

New France IV 616
Dent, Fred T. Ill 425 426

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Gl

Depew, Chauncey

Mentioned for nomination for

president IV 223 224
Reference to I 345
Derby, George H. Ill 425
Des Islets, C. M., Member faculty

State University IV 43
De Smet, Father Pierre Jean

In charge of mission at Council

Bluffs II 551
Life and Travels of, reviewed

VII 72
Des Moines, Iowa

Address of Gen. Grant in III

138
In early days II 262 375

III 62

Kelley's army in IV 381
Origin and meaning of name
II 468 469 III 554 568

VI 82

Reunion of Iowa soldiers at V

346
State capitol located at II

262 265

Des Moines Commercial Club pre-
sents medal to a negro VIII
476
Des Moines county

Biographical review of, noticed

VII 312

Organization of II 394 III

385 V 330
Part of Wisconsin Territory II

317 III 143 IV 4
Des Moines Daily Capital, Noble

Iowa Horse VI 533
Des Moines Leader, Extract from

II 384
Des Moines Navigation and Railroad

Company
Incorporation and members of

I 466

Work of II 265
See also History of Des Moines

River Land Grant

~Des Moines Pioneer Club, Organiza-
tion of I 620
Des Moines river

History of steamboating on, by

Hussey IV 323
Ice in VII 15
In 1721 IV 453
Navigable III 600
Steamboating on VIII 56
Des Moines River and Origin of the
Name, by Keyes III 554
Des Moines River Engineering- VIII

392
Des Moines river improvement

Act of Congress relating to IV

326 327
Edwin Manning, Commissioner

of XX 321
Work of VII 611
See also Des Moines River Land

Grant
Des Moines River Land Grant II

149 217
Commissioners to select land

IV 482

Report of lost V 305
History of, by Gatch I 354

416 466 536 629

Des Moines river lands, History of
investigation I 231-233

Des Moines River Steamboat Com-
pany

Boat built by IV 330
Officers of IV 350

Des Moines Valley Railroad VIII
125-134

Desha, Capt. Robert, Military rec-
ord of III 107

DeSoto, Hernando VI 475

Discoverer of Mississippi river
V 191

Destruction of Iowa Lakes, See Iowa
Lakes

Destruction of property during* Civil
war I 181

DeTar, Dr. Theodore, Obituary I
341

DeTarr, David N., Obituary V 75

Devens, Gen. Charles, Meeting of
Loyal Legion to honor II
298

Devin, M. Xi.f Connection with fight
on barbed wire syndicate I
411

Devin, Thomas VI 213 VIII
487

Devine, Dr. Edward, Superintends
distribution of Red Cross
supplies at San Francisco
VII 503

Devine, Lieut. John, Wounded at
battle of Pleasant Hill III
28 410 423 VII 503

DeVries, Prof. Hng-o, Associated
with Dr. White VII 471

DeWard, Charles, Surveys Black
Hawk Purchase VIII 440

Deweese, J. W., Pronounces eulogy
on Col. Kinsman V 476

Deweese, William P., Pioneer Iowa
Quaker IV 266

Dewey, Aim on R., Obituary VII
160

Dewey, John N. .

Brief biographical data and pub-
lic services of V 471
Member State auditing commit-
tee III 310

Dewey, Lauren, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12

Dewey, Gov. Nelson, President Wis-
consin State Historical So-
ciety I 258

Dewey, Col. William, Death of V
247

Dewey, William

Surveys route for railroad VI

142

Assistant engineer to Samuel R.
Curtis VIII 392

Dexter, Prof. Edwin G., High Grade
Men — In College and Out,
reference to VII 42

Dey, Peter A.

Acknowledgment to IV 4
Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334

Biographical note VII 101_
Capitol Commissioner II 382
IV 258 261 VII 90 91
95 96

Death of wife IV 160
Employs G. M. Dodge as civil
engineer I 162

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Letter by, correcting error VI

634
Member first Board of Railroad

Commissioners V 593
Presents portrait of Gov. Kirk-
wood and pays tribute to
Yewell I 152
Railway constructor VIII 190
Recollections of the Old Capitol
and the New VII 81
Editorial comment on VII

143
Reminiscences of Coolbaugh and

Grimes VII 469
Robert S. Finkbine and His As-
sociates in the Erection
of the Iowa Capitol V
209
Reference to V 235 VII

97
Dey, Mrs. Peter A., Obituary IV

160

Dey, Col. Theunis VII 101
DeYoung-, Michel H., Delegate to Re-
publican national convention
IV 223
Diamond, Sidney B., Death of I

561

Diary kept by William Edmundson
while crossing- the Plains in
1850 VIII 516

Dibble, Hannah Mary, Wife of
George G. Wright IV 491
See also Wright, Mrs. George G.
Dibble, Thomas I 366

Public career of III 238 IV

491
"Dick" Fugitive slave, Case of IV

118

Dickens, Charles I 154
Dickerson, Isaac, One of founders of

Atlantic, Iowa II 648
Dickey, Adam, Member of excur-
sion party on Des Moineo
river, 1851 IV 345
Dickey, Capt. Joe, Wounded at Ath-
ens, Mo. VI 591
Dickinson, Anna, Eloquent public

speaker II 489

Dickinson, Daniel S., Loyal to gov-
ernment I 87
Dickinson, D. Wilmot, Instructor

State University IV 56
Dickinson, William P. IV 57
Dickinson, Wilmot H.

Dean Homeopathic Medical De-
partment State University

IV 55
Obituary III 655

Dickinson county

History of, by Smith, notice of

V 474
Prosperity of V 14

Dicks, Jesse, Passenger on Des
Moines river steamboat IV
351 353

Dicks, Jesse, & Sons, Pioneer mer-
chants of Ft. Des Moines
IV 339

Diehl, J. B., Pastor Dunkers church
VII 279

Diehl, J. W., Elder Dunkers church
VII 279

Dielman, Frederick VII 81

Designs mosaics for the Capi-
tol VIII 388

Dietz, Mrs. J. J., Member faculty
State University IV 44

Dierdorff, D. T., Elder Dunkers
church VII 281

Dierdorff, M., Pastor Dunkers church

VII 279

Dillin, Lieut. Columbus D. I 217
Dillman, Lieut. Sylvester S.
Character of I 452
Killed I 451
Dillon, Mrs. Anna Price

Memorial to, notice of IV

454 476

Obituary III 576
Dillon, John P. VII 54 626

Anna Price Dillon, Memoirs and
Memorials, notice of IV
454 476
Associate of Judge Caldwell

VIII 249 256
Bibliography of law publications

of V 634

Distinguished in Iowa courts
VIII 190

Draws deed of adoption for Ira
Cook IV 551

Estimate of James M. Love I
249

Estimate of Judge Springer V
473

George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of V 227

Laws and Jurisprudence of Eng-
land and America, cited II
372

Judge Iowa Supreme Court IV
485 VII 364

Lecturer State University IV
52

Legal opinion of V 429

Letter by IV 111

Letter by, giving estimate of
Judge Wright IV 489

Medical article by I 500

President Iowa Sanitary Society
II 504

Pupil of Father Mazzuchelli
VI 285

Pupil of Father Pelamourgues
VI 121

Refuses application for a re-
ceiver for the St. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern
R. R. VIII 257

Vice-president Iowa Society of

New York VII 473
Dimmitt, J. S., Delegate to Republi-
can State convention, 1859
IV 372

Dimmitt, W. C., Capt. of Co. F, 24th
Iowa Infantry I 15 17
Dim nock, Addison, Represents peo-
ple in case of Charles B.
Thompson VII 344
Dinwiddie, William A., Obituary V

319

Dissmore, Cr. A., Cashier of the Iowa
State Bank VIII 539
Ditzen, Henry, Member Bahama ex-
pedition I 299
Divorce

Bill in Territorial Legislature re-
lating to V 65

Governor Chambers' attitude on
VI 527

1ND£X, VOLUMES I-VIII

63

Dix, Dorothy, Philanthropic work of

II 489

Dix, Gen. John A. II 489

Loyal to government I 86
Owns farm in Shelby county

III 219
Quotation from I 660

Dixon, Col., British agent II 455
III -109

Dixon, P. R., Interested in service
of Lincoln and Davis in
Black Hawk war II 641

Dixon, Henry Jacob Benjamin, Mili-
tary record of VI 599

Dixon, J. M., Writes couplet for the
Daily Register VIII 129

Dixon, J. P., Clerk Des Moines river
steamboat IV 330

Dixon, J. W., Member Ninth General
Assembly IV 378

Dixon, James, Writes letter to Fes-
senden VIII 342

Dixson, Mr., Lawyer of Keokuk
VIII 483

Doane, Isaiah, Passing of the Pio-
neers, from Webster City
Freeman II 314

Dobson, George L.

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82
Secretary of State IV 309

Docier, Mr. Awarded medal of honor

VII 108

Dockery, Col. T. P., At Vicksburg

V 278

Dockstader, C. B., Business partner
of Capt. J. E. Wilkins V
236

Documentary Material Relating1 to
the History of Iowa, by
Shambaugh, notice of IV
545, cited II 374 375

Doclcl, President Transylvania Uni-
versity V 419 VIII
482

Doclg-e, Augustus C. I 154 431
440 445 654 II 198
232 326 639 III 91
389 394 397 562 IV
147 V 64 65 172

VI 464 486 634 VII
151 465 556

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII
81 82

Associate of Henry Clay Dean

VIII 313

Campaign of, 1843 IV 392

Colleague of George W. Jones
in the Senate VIII 427

Correspondence on public affairs
VIII 296-298

Defeated for governor by Kirk-
wood I 581

Delegate to congress I 432
433 436 II 579 III
561

Democratic candidate for gover-
nor, 1859 VIII 214

Dr. S. G. Matson associated with
III 450

Entertained at home of Stephen
Whicher IV 513

Friend of Gen. Street II 101

Friend of George Wilson IV
575

Friend of John L. Corse II 2
Governor Chambers' attitude

toward I 434
Letter of McCarver to VII

554
Letters of Grimes to, relating

to public affairs in Iowa II

400 627
Mentioned as a friend of Col.

Benton VIII 513
Mentioned as a friend of Gen.

Robert E. Lee VIII 515
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhart Henn

married at home of II

326
Nominates George W. Jones as

delegate to Congress III

292
Presents constitution for State

of Iowa in U. S. House of

Representatives II 620
Public services of VII 457
Receives letter from James

Clarke VIII 437-439
Receives letter from Robert E.

Lee VIII 441 442
Receives letter from Julius F.

Tallant VIII 440 441
Register Land Office H 216

IV 623
Secures act of Congress fixing

boundaries of Iowa II

514 IV 71

Secures land for State Univer-
sity IV 15
Secures improved mail service

for Iowa HI 464
Senatorial term VIII 472

473

Son of Henry Dodge III 221
Supports Henry Clay Dean in

his campaign against Know

Nothingism VIII 493 494
Territorial delegate VIII 146
Tribute to, by W. C. Bryant V

351
U. S. Minister to Spain III

564

U. S. senator II 232
Doclg-e, Mrs. Augustus C. VII 469
Presents order book of Henry

Dodge to Historical Depart-
ment II 231

Dodge, Caroline Louise, Wins de-
gree II 194

Dodge, Mrs. Christiana, Writes let-
ter to Mrs. Christiana

Clarke VIII 440
Dodge, Christiana, Daughter of Hen-
ry Dodge VIII 500
Dodge, Grrenville M. II 107 111

240 309 310 V 556

557 VII 54
Accepts monuments of Iowa in

behalf of the government

VIII 72
Address at the unveiling of the

Kinsman monument V

476
Arms and equipments of, seized

by Col. Bussey I 84 87

89 153 VI 79
Assigned to second division,

16th army corps II 111
Attends reception given to

Abraham Lincoln IV 462

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Assists Mr. Aldrich in his work
VIII 623

Biographical Sketch of James
Bridger, review VII 75

Bronze bust of, in Adjutant
General's office VIII 551

Caesar, cited V 281

Capt. H. I. Smith's association
with II 240

Capt. Thomas Seeley aids in
raising company for II
646

Commands Fourth Iowa Infan-
try VIII 320

Col. William H. Kinsman V
241

Commissions, portrait, papers,
etc. of, in possession of
Historical Department I
65 II 320

Contributes valuable papers to
the Annals of Iowa VI

627

Effort of, to secure arms and
ammunition V 89

Execution of the Confederate
spy, Samuel Davis VII
291

Friend of Joseph Shepard V
229

Friendship of, with Col. Kins-
man V 307

Gen. James A. Williamson VI
161

George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of V 227

Good news from, 1864 III 301

Gov. Larrabee has bronze bust
of VIII 550

Historical address before Crock-
er Brigade IV 577

Letter by, accepting portrait

IV 298

Letter by, relating to the re-
covery of the remains of W.
H. Kinsman V 308

Letter to VI 393

Manuscript materials of VIII
548

Member of Capitol Commission

V 209 VII 27
Member of Iowa Society of New

York VII 473

Military services of, by Carpen-
ter I 161-180 302-328

One of incorporators of Texas
Pacific Railroad Co. II
281

Organizes company at Council
Bluffs V 91

Originates plan for a monument
to W. H. Kinsman V 475

Pallbearer at funeral of Gen.
Williamson VI 183

Railway constructor VIII 190

Reference to V 633

Statue of, procured by Gov. Lar-
rabee VI 473

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor VIII 217

Tribute to Charles Aldrich
VIII 605

Use of Block Houses During the
Civil War VI 297

Work of, as surveyor VII 81

Dodg-e, Henry I 154 II 364
III 615 616 621 IV
147 VII 554 618

Advice of, to Indian commis-
sioners VII 118

Advocates division of Michigan
Territory III 291

and the Sac & Fox treaty VIII
433-435

Charles Mason aide-de-camp to
V 226

Commissioner to treat with In-
dians VI 88 617 VII

Explanation of portraits of III

320
Extract from letter by IV

450
Fort Dodge named in honor of

I 136 IV 536

Friend of President Buchanan
VIII 214

George W. Jones, aide-de-camp
to II 564

Governor of Wisconsin Territorv
III 143 384 IV '4
449 VI 365 463

Handbill recommending ap-
pointment of IV 137

In command of First U. S, Dra-
goons III 220 352
366 367 369 VI 557

In Missouri VI 250

Ira Cook's recollections of IV
526

Issues proclamation organizing
territorial government II
316 317

James Clarke marries daughter
of VII 456

Leader of the U. S. Senate, 1850
VIII 81 82

Letter to his daughters VIII
500

Letters to Gen. Jones III 220-
223 290-296 384-399 560-564
VIII 501 511-14 .

Lieut. Kearny promoted to po-
sition resigned by III
358

Member of Missouri Constitu-
tional Convention VI 264

Mention of his death VIII
515

Message of III 399

Military services of, in Black
Hawk war VI 195

314 VII 252 599
Order book of, presented to
Historical Department
II 231 232

Orders census of Wisconsin Ter-
ritory VII 433 444

Public services of VII 454

Raises company to act as scouts

II 90

Stephen Whicher visits IV

508
Tribute to IV 262

Dodg-e, Mrs. Henry III 564
V 512-514

Dodg-e, Henry Lafayette, Son of
Henry Dodge III 221

Dodg-e, Capt. Le Roy, Clerk Missis-
sippi river steamboat VII
308

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

. 65

Dodge, Nathan P. I 163 II

194

Attends reception given to
Abraham Lincoln IV 462
Dodge, Mrs. Nathan P., Attends re-
ception given to Lincoln

IV 462

Dodge, Salina, Daughter of Henry

Dodge VIII 500
Dodge, •William E., Aids in securing
funds for Iowa College II
255
Dodge, William W.

Commissioner to select land for

State University IV 16 17

Makes address at Burlington

Semi-Centennial II 624

Presents portrait of Henry

Dodge III 320

Dodson, Maj. isliam B., Distinguished
at the battle of Kirksville
VIII 272
Dog law of 1862

Discussion of measure, etc. I

226-229

Nullification of V 527
Dolliver, James J., Obituary VII

156
Dolliver, Jonathan P. IV 146

V 468

Appointed U. S. senator VIII

472

Assists in securing original let-
ters of territorial governors
V 73

Death of father VII 156
Makes address at laying of cor-
ner stone Collegiate build-
ing, State University IV
154

Opposed for Congress by Capt.
Joseph A. O. Yeoman IV
638

Dolliver, Mrs. Jonathan P. IV 146

Death of father VI 560

Donahey, John C., Obituary VIII

159
Douaghoe, rather Terence J., Work

of III 592

Donahue, Robert, Present at presen-
tation of portrait of Dr. Sal-
ter V 630
Donald, Dora, Teacher of Linnie

Hague wood VI 443
Donaldson, Charles V., Military r rec-
ord of VI 599
Donnan, Alexander VI 241
Donnan, Elizabeth McKindley VI

241
Dounan, William G-.

Biographical note VI 241
Pays tribute to James A. Poor

V 79

Reminiscence of the Last Bat-
tle of the Red River Expe-
dition VI 241
Short biography VIII 89
Supports bill for erection of
new capitol IV 249 261
Vote on back pay bill VI 552
Donnelly, Ignatius, Atlantis, cited

III 162

Doofman, Jacob. Pioneer Iowa set-
tler IV 333
Doolittle, Mr. Ill 447
Doolittle. Amzi. Early Iowa settler

VII 554
5

Doolittle, E., Member faculty State
University IV 46

Doolittle, Sergt. Harvey, Wounded
at Corinth I 216

Doran, Elisha L., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Dorcas, Herbert C., Member faculty
State University IV 45

Dorchester, Lord, Governor of Can-
ada VI 402

Dorchester, Mrs. H. G-., Unveils mon-
ument to Thomas Cox VII
231

Dorfeuille, Mr. VII 214

Dorion, William, Indian trader I
614 618

Dorland, Connection with Fugitive
Slave case VI 18-20 40

Dorr, Ebenezer, Early teacher of Ma-
quoketa VII 635

Dorr, Col. J. B.

Editor of the Dubuque Herald

VIII 210 212
Pioneer editor I 64 II
395 IV 77

Dorr, Miss J. S., IV 15

Dostal VII 636

Doty, James D. Ill 294 560 IV

449 V 525 526
Candidate for delegate to Con-
gress III 292 396 397
Decides case against Gen. Street
and Maj. Kearny II 88
Instrumental in securing seat
of territorial government
III 387 394 395
Governor of Wisconsin Territory
III 562 563

Doubleday, Abner III 425 426

Double day, Oliver E., Obituary
VIII 160

Doud, David, Jr., Member of com-
mittee to investigate affairs
of D. M. Navigation Co. ,1

Doud, Elia'b V 341
Dougherty, Capt. Henry, Revolution-
ary soldier V 151
Dougherty, J. E. VIII 391
Douglas, Miss Harriet C., Wife of

Reuben Noble II 566

III 194
Douglas, Richard, Experience of,

during flood of 1851 V

412
Douglas, Stephen A. II 367 IV

148 434 VI 162 637

VII 84 85
Admired by W. F. Coolbaugh

VII 411 467
Advocated for the presidency

VIII 320

and the nomination of Abraham
Lincoln VIII 92 214
461-66

and the repeal of the Comprom-
ise VIII 382

At the Inauguration of Abraham
Lincoln VIII 46 47

Attitude of, on Missouri Com-
promise II 3 VI 263
265

Breaks with Buchanan VIII

449

Campaign of, for senatorship
II 475

66

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Contests senatorship with
Abraham Lincoln VIII

446
Debates of, with Lincoln IV

412 461
Debates with William Pitt Fes-

senden VIII 322
Denounced by Gen. Lyon IV

423
Elijah Sells said to resemble

II 527

Espouses cause of Squatter Sov-
ereignty VIII 302
Estimate of William Pitt Fes-

senden VIII 323
George W. Jones colleague of,

in Congress II 563 •
Lincoln-Douglas debates VIII

452-457

Loyal to government I 86
Mentioned for president VIII

512
Mr. Mahin's estimate of VIII

450
Reports bill for admission of

Iowa H 620
Doug-lass, Buys lots in Burlington,

1838 IV 510

Doug-lass, Frederick, Portrait in the
collection of the Historical
Department VIII 473

474

Douglass, Samuel VIII 390
Dousman, Hercules !•.

Agent for American Fur Com-
pany II 85

Connection with Simon Camer-
on Indian Commission VII
126-129 137-139 173

175 181 184-187
Makes complaint against Gen.

Street VI 372

Dow, Dr. Jeremiah, Friend of Fran-
cis Springer II 572
Dow, Lorenzo, Religious teachings

of VI 266
Dow, Neal, Temperance worker I

588

Dowling-, A. J., Editor of the Monte-
zuma Weekly Republican
VIII 457

Downer, Harry E-, Furnishes cita-
tion to Mr. Herriott VIII
456

Downey, Hug-h D., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 11 12
Downey, John, Obituary VII 640
Downing1, Charles, Friend of J. L.

Budd VII 32
Downing-, Maj. Jack VI 419
Downing-, Samuel B,, Obituary VI

320
Dows, John W., Killed at battle of

Corinth I 215
Dows, Stephen L.

Obituary VIII 558
Vote on bill for board of char-
ities IV 312

Drabelle, Mrs. John H. V 636
Drake, Benjamin, Description of

Black Hawk II 461
Drake, Crov. Francis M., V 592
VI 77 477 VII 157 399
558

Appoints Charles Alvord Bishop
to the District Bench VIII
478

Attends exercises at laying of

corner stone of Historical

Building IV 82 85

Capture of brigade of II 34

Commends work of Historical

Department IV 104
Death of VI 307
Death of brother IV 480
Farewell to command II 481
In Red River campaign III

432

Makes address at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II 623
624

One of founders of Drake Uni-
versity I 237 VIII
320
Pallbearer at funeral of Gen,

Corse II 300
Recommends appropriation for
Historical Building HI

472
Regent State University IV

11

Speech to Indians relative to
establishment of road III
130 131 133

W. H. Fleming private secre-
tary of V 583
Drake, O. M., Principal branch State

University IV 15
Drake, G-eorgfe, Instructor Denmark

Academy VII 8
Drake, G-eorg-e A. VIII 130
Drake, G-eorg-e W., Regent State

University IV 12
Drake, Henrietta L., Wife of Geo.

T. Carpenter I 237
Drake, James, Member of garrison
at Fort Des Moines IV
170
Drake, John Hamilton VII 399

Obituary IV 480
Drake, Samuel O., Book of the In-
dians of North America,
reference to II 241 VI
105
Drake University, Founders of I

237

Draper, Andrew S., Educational Re-
view, cited III 257
Draper, Ira E., Obituary VIII

159
Draper, Lyman C. IV 611

Associated with James Davie

Butler VII 475
Curator Wisconsin Historical

Collections I 333
Death of I 261
Secretary Wisconsin Historical
Society I 259 V 201
Tribute to III 293
Dred Scott, Reference to IV 567
Drecl Scott Case II 253 IV

122 600

Dress reform V 58
Drew, Frof. Oilman, Member of Ba-
hama expedition I 299
Drew, Mrs. Oilman, Member Bahama

expedition I 298
Drummond, D. B. VIII 132
Drummond, Thomas

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII
457 458 461

Assists Mr. Aldrich in legisla-
tion for the State VIII
565

Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII
639

Member Seventh General Assem-
bly II 80 IV 366

Public services of VI 150

Sketch of, by Aldrich II 203

Tablet to memory of, in College
for Blind VI 150 473
Drummond, Willis

Communication from, relating
to public lands I 539

Member of Republican State
convention 1859 IV 372
Dubois, Peter, Member of organiza-
tion for protection against
horse thieves VI 59

61

Dubois, Stephen, Member of organi-
zation for protection against
horse thieves VI 61
Dubois- Crance III 580 581
Dubuque, Jean, Great grandfather of
Julien Dubuque II 330
V 322

Dubuque, Julien II 19 III
579

Alleged claim of H 470

471 511

Famous case growing OUT
of V 321 386

Autographs of III 567 649
V 545

Beltrami's account of V 611

Biographical data and charac-
terization of V 322

Biographical sketch of, by Ham
II 329

Buys land of Indians II 178

Death of V 328

Grave of I 221

Had Indian wife VII 18

Leases land from Indians for
mining purposes III 63
V 322

Letter by, to De Carondelet V

324

Dubuque, Noel Augustus, Father of
Julien Dubuque II 330
Dubuque, Bomaine, Grandfather of
Julien Dubuque II 330
Dubuque, Iowa

Case involving title to V 321

Coming of Bishop Loras to V
532

County seat of Dubuque county

II 195

Early days of V 379
First things in II 394
Julien Dubuque's connection

with II 333 342 V

321

Land sales at IV 622
Library association in, 1836 VI

339

Prosperity of II 304
Provisions of charter of V

131
Dubuque county

Early census of III 311
Members of First Legislative

Assembly from II 317
Organization of II 195 394

III 454 V 330

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

67

William J. Anderson surveyor
of III 439

Dubuque Express and Herald, File
of, presented to Historical
Department I 64

Dubuque Iowa News, Extract from

II 552

Dubuque lead mines IV 565

568 VII 456

Beltrami's account of V 611
Discovery of, etc. II 470

III 63

Nativity of settlers in region of

VII 455
Operated by Fox Indians VI

192 198
Regulations for government of

miners of III 322
U. S. soldiers sent to look after

VII 451 453
See also article on Julien Du-
buque II 329, Mines of
Spain V 321

Dubuque Miners' Express, Extract
from II 375 464 508
Dubuque Visitor

File of, purchased by Historical
Department I 63 III
385

Extract from II 304
Duche, Bev. Jacob, Offers prayer in
Congress, 1776 V 169
170

Duckworth, Lieut. John A., At bat-
tle of Corinth I 216
Dudley III 335
Dudley, Charles

Introduces resolution declaring
Des Moines river not navi-
gable VII 612
Opposes bill for new capitol IV

244 247 250
Dudley, John III 545
Dudley, Oscar, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11

Dudley, Col. T. J., At battle of Pleas-
ant Hill VII 483 485
Dnffield, Capt. G-eorg-e

Organizes company V 85
Takes part in the battle of

Moore's Mill VIII 272
Duffield, Oeorg-e C. IV 323 329
Ancient rifle in home of VII

552

Attends the first Republican

State convention VIII 495

Contributes valuable articles to

Annals of Iowa VI

627

Coming into Iowa in 1837

VI 1

Frontier Church Going —
1837 VI 266
Frontier Mills VI 425
Iowa Settler's Homestead

VI 206
Youthtime in Frontier Iowa

VII 347

Obituary VIII 551
Pioneer reminiscences of, ap-
pear in book form VII
389

Reference to VII 460
461

68

ANNALS Otf IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Pioneer resident of Keosauqua

V 421

Recollections of steamboating
on the Des Moines IV

364

Sketch of VII 389
Duffield, Qen. H. MM Writes intro-
duction to Deeds of Valor
VII 112

Duffield, James, Pioneer experiences

of IV 329 VI 1 206

266 425 VII 347-360 460

Duffield, Lieut. John M.f At battle

of Corinth I 216
Duffield, Marg-aretta

Coming of, to Iowa VI 1
Pioneer experiences of VI

206
Duffin, Serg-t. Samuel, At battle of

Corinth I 220
Duffy, Capt. Patrick, Revolutionary

soldier V 152

Duke, Gen. Basil, Makes address at
the dedication of Iowa mon-
uments VIII 74
Dulutli, Sieur Daniel Graysolon
Explorations of IV 616
Meets Father Hennepin II 177
Duncan, Joseph

Father of Mrs. D. L. Putnam

VI 156

Governor of Illinois, 1834-8 III

293

Duncan, Capt. Matthew III 293

Duncombe, John P. II 159 IV

375 - V 474 VII 162

Account of steamboat excursion

on the Des Moines IV

374

Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334

Biographical note III 491
Defeated as representative I

574
/ Lecturer State University . IV

52
Mary Williams, wife of II

147

Member »-of Fourteenth General
Assembly IV 257 258
V 585

Member of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 481-489 511
512 518-520 533 535 538-
540 V 16-18. 23
Makes effort to secure pay
for members of III
232

Member of commission for
erection of monument
II 69 III 552
Recollections of III 313

491

Obituary V 554
Plats town of Sac City VI

156
Regent State University IV

12

Supports measure for settlement
of claims of settlers on Des
Moines river lands I 231
Surveyor III 440
Dung-an, A. J.f Attends funeral of
Ma-tau-e-qua, III 303

Dung-an, David R., Speaks at presen-
tation of Alexander Camp-
bell portrait VII 474

Dung-an, Miss Effle M., Secretary
Lucas county Historical So-
ciety V 231

Dung-aii, Payette Proctor, Obituary
II 326

Dung-an, Col. Warren 8. I 252

II 326 V 474

County Historical Societies VI
55

Extract from address of VI
472

Founder of Lucas county His-
torical Society V 230
231 VII 66

Member of Ninth General As-
sembly IV 378

Participates in exercises Battle
flag day I 577

Presents copper nugget to His-
torical Department I 233

III 12 67

Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIII

578
Dunham, Asahel, Father of Clark

Dunham IV 210
Dunham, Clark

Biographical sketch, by Frazee

IV 209

Journalist VII 190
Remarks on Abraham Lincoln

VIII 454 455
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Dunham, Frank Reese, Son of Clark
Dunham IV 218

Dunham, Pred, Marriage of VII
636

Dunham, Josiah I 620

Dunkers in Iowa, by Mohler VII
270

Dunlap, Andrew, Attorney in trial
of Abner Kneeland VI
347

Duulavy, James

Account of exploit of VII 112
Awarded medal of honor VII
110

Duulavy, Harvey, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379

Dunn, Charles IV 5

Dunn, J. J., Attends funeral of Jes-
sica Boies I 334

Dunn, Lieut. J. V., Took part in the
battle of Moore's Mill VIII
272

Dunn, John W., Killed at battle of
Corinth I 215

Dunn, Louis, Died in Philippines
IV 320

Dunne, James, Obituary IV 322

Dunning- VIII 283

Dunning*, Ed., Experiences of, dur-
ing flood of 1851 V 412

Dunning1, J. S., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12

Dunton, William C., Member facul-
ty State University IV
51

Dunwoody, Henry H. C., Military
record of VI 599

Durand, Mr. V 163

Durant, Thomas C., Friend of Gen.
Dodge I 163

Durham, Samuel W.

Another Chapter of Pioneer His-
tory III 439

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

69

Attends Semi-Centennial cele-
bration of adoption of con-
stitution of 1857 VIII 65
Furnishes information relating
to Gov. Chambers I 443
444
Durkee, Charles, Public services of

III 394 396

Durley, Preston B., Obituary III
79

Durley, Mrs. Preston B. HI 79

Durlin, A. P., Obituary III 159

Duroe, J. J., Member of organiza-
tion for protection against
horse thieves VI 59 61

Durrie, Daniel S.

Erroneous statements in his-
tory of III 99
Librarian Wisconsin Historical
Society I 260

Duttou, I. J. w.

Cashier Muscatine branch State

Bank V 110

Member of board of commis-
sioners to investigate State
Bank V . 100

Duvall, Gabriel, Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the U. S.
1819 VIII 54

Duxbury, William Crocker, Letter by
VI 393

Dwelle, Lemuel, Vote on bill for
board of charities IV 312

Dwight, Oen. William, At battle of
Pleasant Hill III 401-
403 410-413 416 417
419 VII 490 491 494

496 511

Dyas family, Early settlers of Jack-
son county VII 599

Dye, Mrs. Granddaughter of Nathan
Winton VI 634

Dye, Eva Emery VII 72

Conquest, Extract from VI

187

Review of VI 74
McDonald of Oregon; a Tale of
Two Shores, review VIII
233
McLoughlin and Old Oregon,

review of IV 624
Reference to VI 74

Dye, William McEntyre, Obituary

IV 318
Dyer, Judge John J.

Biographical note VI 9
Famous Dubuque case tried be-
fore II 338 V 331
Judge in Fugitive Slave case

VI 9 10

Judge of the District Court,
Burlington, 1850 VIII 30
120

Nativity of VII 457
Dyer, Rebecca Wagner VI 9
Dyke, Eugene B., Obituary III

318

Dykeman, Lieut., Takes part with
Iowa troops in Missouri
VIII 362
Dysart, Joseph

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 257
Obituary I 237

EADS, JAMES D.

Investigation of VII 468
Regent State University IV
11

Earhart, Joseph I., Obituary VII
160

Earl, Catherine, Early teacher of
Maquoketa VII 635

Earl, George, Pioneer settler of Ma-
quoketa VII 635

Earl, Hattie VII 635

Earl, Lizzie VII 635

Early, D. Carr, Obituary VI 240

Early, Gen. Jubal A. I 196 447
451 554 555 556 559
560

Early Agricultural Journalism
VIII 150

Early Banking in Iowa, by Hoyt
Sherman V 1 74

Early Homes and Home Makers of
Iowa, by White IV 179

Early Settlement and Growth of
Western Iowa, by Todd, re-
view of VII 392

Earp, Nicholas P., Capt. of flatboat
on Des Moines river IV
348 349

Earthquakes, At New Madrid, Mo.
VII 248

Earthquakes in the Mississippi Val-
ley VII 550

Eastman, Clarence W., Member fac-
ulty State University IV

Eastman, Enoch W.

Author of inscription, "Iowa,
Her affections like the rivers
of her borders, flow to an in-
separable Union," on Iowa
stone in Washington mon-
ument I 663 II 517
639
Biographical sketch of, by Moir

VI 416

Characterization of VI 467
Instrumental in rejection of
constitution of 1844 II
433 III 41 V 203
Supports measure for striking
out word "white" from con-
stitution of Iowa I 667
Tribute to I 142 HI 42
Eastman, Ephraim, Revolutionary

soldier VI 416
Eastman, John, Served in war of

1812 VI 416

Eastman, B. X., Obituary I 502
Easton, Col., Passenger on Des
Moines river steamboat IV
351 352

Easton, Burton S., Member faculty
State University IV 46
Eaton VIII 127
Eaton, Prof. Amos IV 233

Author of Manual of North
American Botany, - VIII
165
Meeting with Rafinesque VII

216 217 219
Eaton, Arial K.

Biographical sketch of, by N. L.

Eaton V 33

Suggests name for Bremer
county II 202

70

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Eaton, Charles W., Lecturer State
University IV 56

Eaton, Gen. John, Public services of
V 34

Eaton, Gen. John Henry, Secretary
of war III 608

a General A. K. Eaton V 33
Interested in bill relating to
Bonaparte dam VII 614
Eberhart, Col. George

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

25 VII 498

Offers resolutions for Loyal Le-
gion record on Charles Al-
drich VIII 613
Ebersole, E. C., Member faculty
State University IV 34

Ebert, George VIII 304
Ebert, James VIII 304
Ebert, William VIII 304
Ebey, Georffe, Biographical data II

519
Eby I*. H., Elder Dunkers church

VII 282

Echleman, Albert B.f Military ser-
vice of I 23
Economic Aspects of Work in Pure

Science V 392
Ector, Matthew D., At Allatoona II

125

Eddy, J. P., Indian trader I 402
Eddyville, Iowa, Named for Indian

trader I 402
Edg-erton, Mr., Makes drawing of

Black Hawk's skull IV

195
Edg-erton, Joseph, Early Quaker

settler of Iowa IV 266
Edging-ton, Edward T., Member

Board of Bank Commission-
ers I 291 V 100
Edging-ton, Lieut. W. W.f Wounded

I 451
Edmonds, George P. IV 148 VI

227

Edmonds, J. W. VII 124
Edmonds, James B., Obituary IV

642

Edmunds, George P. VIII 336
Edmundson, D., Member of commit-
tee to investigate affairs of

D. M. Navigation Co. I

476
Edmundson, David, Crossed the

plains in 1850 VIII 532
Edmundson, James D., Presents

bronze figure of Mahaska to

Oskaloosa VIII 551 552
Edmundson, William, Diary kept

while crossing the western

plains in 1850 VIII 516-

535
Edson, C. S., Old settler of Clayton

county VIII 36
Edson, Henry King-man
Obituary VII 396
Principal Denmark Academy IV

389 VH 8 9 11 12
Edson, Mrs. Henry King-man
Death of VII 13
Instructor Denmark Academy

VII 9 11 12
Edson, Col. James G. II 289

Education

Recognized by early settlers as
requisite to maintenance of
liberty IV 1 91
Vast private fortunes contributed

to IV 91 92

Edwards, Lieut. Albert G., Military
and public services of III
353 366
Edwards, Baron

Enlisted in Civil war from Den-
mark Academy VII 11
Edwards, George W.

Member Iowa Sanitary Society

II 504

Obituary III 317
Edwards, James, Enlisted in Civil
war from Denmark Academy

VII 11

Edwards, James G., Editor of the
Port Madison Patriot VIII
122
Edwards, John

Member of the Constitutional
Convention of 1857 III 33
37 69 VIII 22 198
Service of, in the Civil war III

308

Speaker of the House, Seventh
General Assembly I 84
II SO

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Edwards, Col. John V 89
Edwards, John A., Assistant cashier
Mechanics Savings Bank

VIII 539

Edwards, Jonathan VI 201
Edwards, Joseph A., Obituary III

576
Edwards, Gov. Ninian

Attends council with Indians

VI 253 VII 17
Campaign of, against Indians

III 244 245
Reference to letter of VII

246
Elected U. S. senator VIII

247 249

Governor of Illinois III 366
Edwards, Gen. T. A. V 419
Edwards, Dr. T. O., Ex-member of
Congress from Ohio VIII
482

Edwards & Beardsley, Purchase Bur-
lington Hawk-Eye IV 216
Effner, Bhoda VII 635
Efuer, Dr. William H., Pioneer min-
ister of Jackson county

VII 595

Eg-an, Patrick, Irish patriot IV
638

Egbert, Henry, Obituary V 78

Eg-g-e, Albert E., Instructor State
University IV 42

Eg-g-ert, Charles A., Member faculty
State University IV 43
44

Eg-g-leston, George Cary, Tells inter-
esting facts concerning Sher-
man and the poem, The
March to the Sea II 244

Eiboeck, Col. Joseph, Journalistic
work of V 120

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

71

Eichorn, Godfrey, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379

Eig-hnoy, Sergt. H. B., At battle of
Corinth I 220

Eighteenth General Assembly, Ex-
tract from message of Gov-
ernor Gear to IV 312

Eights, Dr., Rafinesque meets VII
219

Eikenberry, Harvey, Elder Dunkers
church VII 278

Eikenberry, J. P., Elder Dunkers
church VII 278

Eikenberry, Maurice, Pastor Dunkers
church VII 281

Eikenberry, W. H., Pastor Dunkers
church VII 282

Elbert, John D. VI 464

Member Council Fifth Territor-
ial Legislature I 347
IV 321 VI 355 VII
266

Member Sixth Territorial Legis-
lature VII 268

Elbert, Leroy S., Military record of

VI 599

Elbert, Samuel H., Obituary IV

320

Elder, James M., Obituary III 158
Eldredg-e, Lieut. Bufus H., Killed at

battle of Corinth I 219
Eldridg-e, D. C. I 2
Eldridge, T. B. VIII 505
Eleckson, James, Land on which

aerolite fell leased to III

284

Elections, In early days III 343
Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, Iowa

company part of VI 571
Elijah, Mrs., Daughter of John M.

Kent II 568
Eliot, Pres. Charles William, Tribute

to Gen. Corse II 297
Eliot, George VI 633
Elliott, Rev. A. B. VIII 458
Elliott, Eliza, Wife of Rev. Joseph

Parry VII 413
Elliott, George, Died in Philippines

IV 320
Elliott, Jeremiah, Claim of, allowed

I 541

Elliott, Rachel, Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 34

Elliott, Col. W. L. I 326 H 137
At Farmington, Miss. VI 444

446
Dispatch of Gen. .Sherman to

II 119

Ellis VIII 513 514
Ellis, Albert G. IV 5

Ellis, D. W., Member Iowa Board of

Education III 206 207
Ellis, J. W.

Account of sod-covered log house

VII 634

Assists in securing information
relating to Thomas Cox

Collector of historical material

IV 152 VH 67
In By-Gone Days, reference to

VII 377

Ellis, John, Member of crew Des
Moines river steamboat IV
333

Ellis, Lyman A. Ill 207
Obituary VII 480

Ells, George VIII 198

Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 32 69

Ellsworth, Eugene S., Obituary VIII
156

Ellyson, G. D., President Marquardt
Savings Bank VIII 539

Elseffer, Harry S., Naval record of
VI 611

Elson, James M., Awarded medal of
honor VII 110

El well, Stephen S. V 416

Ely, Alexander, Pioneer of the Cedar
valley VI 437 439 IV
636

Ely, Lieut. Edward H., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
47

Ely, Francis A., House surgeon hos-
pital State University IV

Ely, Hanson E., Military record of

VI 599
Ely, Mrs. J. P.

Member Iowa Sanitary Society

II 504

Old settler of Linn county,

honored IV 636
Emerson, Dr., Owner of slave Dred

Scott IV 567
Emerson, Daniel

Daughter of, marries Stephen

Whicher IV 497
Facts relating to IV 496
Emerson, Esther

Characterization of IV 498
Marries Stephen Whicher IV

497

Emerson, J. M., Signs letter written
to President Polk VIII
437

Emerson, John H., Member Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857

III 33 37 69

Emerson, Rev. Joseph IV 496
Emerson, Q. P. VII 397
Emerson, Oliver, Pioneer missionary

VII 593 596 601 602 604
Emerson, Ralph Waldo V 239

VI 633

Ancestors of IV 496

Contemporary of Abner Knee-
land VI 345 348

Describes the home of Charles
Elliott Perkins VIII 372
Emery, Prof. Rush

Chemist Iowa Geological Survey
IH 117

Member faculty State University

IV 47 48

Emery, Seth P., Military service of
VI 579

Emigrants to Iowa II 392 VII
371

Emmet county, Named in honor of
Irish patriot II 200

Emonds, Rev. Father William, Pas-
toral work of I 492

Emory, Gen. W. H. I 195 196

446 448

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
401 402 403 411 412 413 416
418 VII 483 487 488 490
510 516 520

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Classmate of Albert M. Lea III
474

Empson III 335

Ende, Capt. Carl, Pallbearer at fun-
eral of Gen. Corse II 300

Ende, Carl L., Member faculty State
University IV 47

Endicott, S. M., Attends funeral of
Ma-tau-e-qua III 303

Eng-elman, Dr. George

Associated with Dr. Parry VII

418 421

Makes inquiry for Dr. James
VIII 161

Engle, Peter Hill III 397 IV

Member House First Territorial
Legislature H 317 III
396 IV 4

English, Emory H.

Introduces bill for completion
of Historical Building VI
385
State printer VIII 396 555

English, Harvey W., Member Ninth
General- Assembly IV 378

English, Lieut. Thomas W., Killed at
Pleasant Hill III 408 .

English, Maj. W. B., Obituary III
240

English Sparrow, Some Notes on, by
Aldrich VI 394

Enos, Pascal P., Appointed receiver
of land office, Illinois VII
249 250

Ensig-n, Capt. Edgar T., At battle of
Corinth I 216

Epoch in the History of American
Science, by Keyes II 345-
364

Epperson, Miss Permelia, See Hahn,
Mrs. Permelia

Epps, Lewis, Early settler of Den-
mark, Iowa VII 1356
7 9

Ericson, Charles J. A.

Bust in the Historical Depart-
ment of Iowa VIII 551
Introduces bill for the comple-
tion of the Historical Build-
ing VI 385
Memories of a Swedish Emigrant

of 1852 VIII 1-12
Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIH
609

Ericson, Gustave Adolph, Brother of
C. J. A. Ericson VIII 1

Ernst, Mrs. Bertha Cranch, Gives
reading at Burlington Semi-
centennial II 626

Erskine, John I 256

Erskine, Thomas I 461

Erwin, Allen, Military service of
VI 578

Eshelman, J. E., Pastor Dunkers
church VII 274

Espbjorn, Rev. L. P., Pioneer Luth-
eran minister of Illinois
VIII 5

Espy, Thomas S.

Appointed on committee to ar-
range for Iowa stone in
Washington monument I
662

Member Third General Assembly
II 197

Estabrook, Henry D., Estimate of
Henry Clay Caldwell VIII
275

Estabrooke, Miss Charlotte N., Lady
Principal Denmark Academy
VII 13

Esteb, E. P., Member Ninth General
Assembly IV 378

Estes, J. M., Pioneer Iowa journal-
ist V 418

Estes, Lieut. Lewis L., Service of,
in Northern Border Brigade

V 506

Estes, Gen. Llewellyn G., Awarded
medal of honor VII 109

Estherville, Iowa

History of military company or-
ganized at V 482
Named for Esther Ridley V
498

Etter, Chambers B., At battle of
Pleasant Hill III 403 404

Eustis, Col., Gen. Scott's order re-
lating to II 233

Evans, Charles, Secretary Chicago
Historical Society IV 115

Evans, Hiram, Military service of

VI 579

Evans, Hiram X., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12

Evans, Jeremiah, Pioneer settler
near Spirit Lake III 499
V 18

Evans, Col. John, Companion of Ira
Cook in making government
surveys II 604

Evans, Gov. John, of Colorado, Sam-
uel H. Elbert secretary of

IV 321

Evans, Bear Admiral Bobley D.
Battleship Iowa V 143
Commends D. R. Merritt III

463
Evans, Samuel B.

Blotting Out of an Iowa Town

VIII 57-59
Furnishes information relative

to Ft. Sanford IV 289
Obituary VI 154
Quotation from, relating to J. B.

Howell I 350

Review of Dr. Coues' New Light

on the Early History of the

Great Northwest III 140

Evans, William C., Obituary VII

156

Evarts, Morg-an, Delegate to Repub-
lican convention held at El-
dora I 408
Evarts, William M.

Delegate to the convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 88

Offers substitute for bill relat-
ing to D. M. river land
grant I 552

Evens, David, Member of organiza-
tion for protection against
horse thieves VI 61
Evens, Thomas, Member of organi-
zation for protection against
horse thieves VI 61
Everest, Henry W., Obituary IV

480

Everest, Col. J. G., Director Vicks-
burg National Military Park

V 272 276

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

73

Everett, Mrs., Attends reception
given to President Lincoln
IV 462
Everett, Gov. Edward

Entertains Gen. Street and party
of Indians H 100 637
VII 229

Nominated for Vice-President by
the Constitutional Union
party VIII 219
Everett, Horace

Regent State University IV

12
Resolution of, relating to Winne-

bago Indians VII 183
Everett, John, Surveyor III 439
Everson, Norman

Member Third General Assem-
bly II 197 198
Obituary II 486
Everts, Nelson B., Obituary VI

399

Ewell, B. J. Ill 425
Ewingr, Appears for Iowa in bound-
ary case I 647
Ewing-, Georg-e Washington

Assigned land near Ft. Madison

IV 171
Describes methods of Indian

traders V 461
Ewing-, Gen. Hugh Boyle II 15

16 17 132

At Vicksburg V 283
Dispatches of II 13-16
Ewing1, Thomas II 326

Acquaintance of, with C. C.

Nourse VIII 481
Defends a criminal VIII 318
Opinion of, with relation to Des
Moines river land grant
I 359

Ewing-, Maj. W. L. D., Serves in
Black Hawk war VII 251
252

Ewing1, Washing-ton Georg-e, Assigned
land near Ft. Des Moines
IV 171

Ewing-, William I 615
Execution of the Confederate Spy,
Samuel Davis, by Dodge
VII 291

PAGAN, GEN. JAMES F. VI 477

At Jenkins Ferry II 34
Fairall, Herbert S., Publishes Man-
ual of Iowa Politics I 72
Fairall, Samuel H.

Manages bill for erection of new

capitol IV 249 259
Member of Fourteenth General

Assembly IV 257
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379

Pairchild, James H. IV 558
Fairchild, Gen. Lucius

Connection with Vicksburg Na-
tional Military Park V
273

Present at exercises at reception
of portrait of S. F. Miller
I 241 251
Fairfield, Iowa

Market in 1854 IV 144
Military post near IV 166
Fairman, John VIII 145
Fairman, John J., One of founders
of Keosauqua V 238

Pales, Joseph T. II 640

Honorary secretary American

Art Union V 162
Iowa's first auditor II 434

V 162
Fales, Mrs. Joseph T.

Conspicuous during- rebellion as
member of Ladies' Relief
Corps II 434

Fancher, John, Member of organiza-
tion for protection against
horse thieves VI 61
Fanning-, Nicholas, Awarded medal

of honor VH 110
Faribault, David, Dennis F. McCar-
thy private secretary to
IV 158
Farley, Andrew, Killed by outlaws

VII 262
Farley, J. P.

Dennis F. McCarthy studies law

with IV 158
Obituary I 504
Farmer, Thomas, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 12

Farming-ton, Iowa, Steamboating on
Des Moines at IV 333
335
Farming-ton, Miss., Chargfe at, by

Horton VI 444
Farnham, Henry, Friend of Gen.

Dodge I 163
Farnham, Lucien, Member of Illinois

Association III 54
Farnham, Russell

Death of V 546
Manager for American Fur Com-
pany VI 203
Receives money from govern-
ment as fur trader IV
532

Farnsworth, J. P., Assistant Iowa
Geological Survey III

119

Farnsworth, John P., Member of
House committee on recon-
struction VI 552
Farnsworth, Philo J., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
53 58

Farnsworth, William O., Member
faculty State University
IV 44
Farrag-ut, Admiral David G. VIII

325

Facsimile of letter of II 634

Statue of, procured by Gov.

Larrabee VI 473 VIII

550

Farran, Capt., Anecdote relating to

I 177

Farrar, Timothy, Trustee of Dart-
mouth college VIII 56
Farrer, H. S. VIII 133
Fan-is, Joseph VI 590

Pilot on Des Moines river IV

323 329
Farris, Capt. Robert

Commander of steamboat on Des

Moines river IV 330
Given vote of thanks IV 371
Farris, Capt. W., Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 330

Farris, Capt. W. H., Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 329 330

ANNALS 'OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Farwell, Charles BM Delegate to Re-
publican national conven-
tion IV 223

Parwell, John V., Aids Iowa College

II 255

Pashnat, Samuel, Pioneer settler or

Keosauqua IV 338
Fast Day in Iowa VIII 50
Fault es, Fred W., Obituary VII

Faulkner, Pioneer Iowa settler IV

524

Faulkner, Gen. I 172
Faville, A. S., Obituary IV 642
Faville, Mrs. E. E., Daughter of
Judge David Ryan VII
154
Faville, Mrs. Maria M., Obituary VI

479
Faville, Oran VI 479

Characteristics of III 202
First Lieutenant-Governor of
Iowa II 204 IV 642
VIII 203

President Iowa Board of Educa-
tion III 200
Featlierstonehaug-li, George W. VII

219

Geological Reconnaissance, ref-
erence to VII 448 551
Secretary Simon Cameron In-
dian Commission VIII
130 174 181

Feehan, Archbishop, Attends funeral
of Archbishop Hennessey
IV 399

Fellows, Erastus, Pioneer of Van
Buren county VII 357
Fellows, Stephen IT.

Member faculty State University

IV 33 45

Obituary VIII 479
Obituary of Dr. S. G. Matson

III 450 451

President Educational day Bur-
lington Semi-Centennial II
625
Fellows, Mrs. S. IT., Daughter of S.

G. Matson HI 451
Felt, Andrew J., Journalistic work

of V 120
Felt, Georgfe W., Makes trip with

Prof. Cope VIII 426
Fences in pioneer days VII 347-

360
Feuton, Charles T. Ill 550

Aids in equipping Spirit Lake

expedition III 526
Chairman Hamilton county board

of supervisors III 481
Fenton, Gov. Reuben E.

Defeats Reuben A. S. Crocker

for Congress II 479
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

448
Fenwich, Bishop, Missionary work

of VI 282 283
Fergruson, David

Makes effort to amend resolu-
tion to appeal dog law I
228

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379

Pioneer of Van Buren county
VII 357

Fergruson, Grant

Negro granted a medal by the
Des Moines Commercial Club
VIII 476

Fergruson, Jared, Death of, at ad-
vanced age V 208

Ferlien, Swen M.f Partner of C. J. A.
Ericson VIII 11 12

Fessenden, Francis

Brigadier General of the U. S.

army VIII 321
Reference to report of III
402

Fessenden, William Pitt II 5*22

IV 148 VI 227
Attitude of, on trial of Andrew
Johnson I 521 VI 483
Biography of, by William Salter

VIII 321-343
Extract from letter of VI

484
Friendship with James W.

Grimes I 521 524
Marble medallion of, owned by
Historical Department IV
633

Member of notable Congress II
257

Ficklin, Mr., Associate of Rafinesque
VII 213

Field, Sergt. Alick, Wounded at bat-
tle of Corinth I 217

Field, David Dudley

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 94 98
Statutory law reformer II 165
IV 607 VII 625 626

Field, Henry A., Enlisted in Civil
war from Denmark Acade-
my VII 11

Field, Isaac, Original trustee of
Denmark Academy VII 7

Field, J. Gilman, Pioneer settler of
Denmark, Iowa VII 5

Field, Marshall VII 239

Fields, J. T., Presents valuable pa-
pers to Historical Depart-
ment V 69

Fields, Mrs. Stephen, Obituary VI
317

Fifteenth U. S. Infantry, Service of.
in Mexican war IV 314

Fiftieth Anniversary of the Adoption
of the Constitution of the
State of Iowa VIII 62

Fifty years at the Iowa Bar VIII
481

Fifty-first Iowa Infantry, Death
rolls of IV 320

Figrht for the New Capitol, by Kas-
son IV 241

Fikes, Members Dunkers church
VII 278

Files, Mrs. Mary F., Sister of Gov-
ernor Merrill V 351

Filley, Delegate to Republican na-
tional convention IV 224

Fillmore, Millar d, I 463 IV
519 VI 486 637 VII
77 624 VIII 82
and the American party VIII

445 450 451

Appoints Eliphalet Price receiv-
er of the Land Office at Des
Moines, 1852 VIII 40

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

75

Appoints Francis Springer Reg-
ister of Land Office II 582
Approves compromise of 1850

IV 213
Approves fugitive slave law

IV 125

Visit of, to Iowa V 543
Fillmore & Havens, Harvey J. Skiff
studies law with VI 637
Filmore, J. H., Pastor Dunkers

church VII 274
Finance, Municipal and county, pub-
licity in, by Herriott VI
129

Financial history of Iowa, Chapters
in, by Herriott V 35^

Finch, Daniel O., Obituary VII

639
Finch, 3j. P., Reports depredations

of Indians III 493
Finch, Mary, Member of choir

in Father Pelamourgues'

church VI 121
Finch, Mrs. Bebecca, Wife of R. S.

Finkbine V 235
Fine Printing- in Iowa VII 305
Finkbine, Robert 8.

Capitol Commissioner II 382

IV 258 261 V 209 VII

90 91 95 96 143

Honors Gen. Crocker I 231
Obituary V 235
Tribute to, by Dey V 209
Finley, Mr., Pioneer of Iowa VIII

36
Finley, Dr. David M., Favors plan

for
290

Pacific railroad

VI
IV

Finnerty, John F., Irish patriot

638

Finney, Charles O. IV 558
Fire in Capitol VII 33 98
First banquet in Iowa, Given in
honor of Robert Lucas II
417
First legislative Assembly of the

Territory of Iowa
Address in commemoration of,

by Salter IV 614
Character of laws passed by

III 337

Laws of, reprinted IV 632
Personnel of II 575
Selection of permanent seat of
government by VII 257
Sessions of, at Belmont, Wis.

II 317

Sessions of, held in Old Zion
churoh, Burlington II

574 VII 255
Work of II 318
First thingfs in Iowa II 393 394

Correction to II 642
First U. S. Drag-oons

Detachment of, sent to protect
rights of Indians IV 289
290

Expedition of, into Indian Terri-
tory III 352
History of, in letters of Henry
Dodge III 220 290 III
365 366 367

Members of VII 452
Fiscel, Emery, Pastor Dunkers
church VII 279

Fish, High water prevents taking of

V 26

Fish, Hamilton, Spencer S. Benedict

on staff of IV 159
Fisher, Arnold, Merchant of Den-
mark, Iowa VII 9
Fisher, Maj. James M., At Allatoona

II 122
Fisher, Maturin L.

Capitol Commissioner IV 258
260 V 210 211 VII
90 143

Characterization of V 211 212
Death of VII 93
President of the State Senate

VIII 494
Regent State University IV

12

Superintendent Public Instruc-
tion III 204 205
Pisk, (Jen. Clinton B., Character and
personal appearance of I
22 23
Fisk, Walter L., Military record of

VI 600

Fiske, John III 263 IV 75

VI 632

Civil Government in the United

States, reference to VII

372 373
History of the United States

for Schools, review of H

77
Quotation from II 211 III

267

Fitch, Dr. VIII 286
Fitch, Mary, Mother of Charles

Beardsley III 75
Fitch, W. S., Military service of VI

579

Fitting- Soldiers' Monument V 536
Fitz, John, Elder Dunkers church

VII 279

Fitzg-erald, Mrs., Daughter of Ad-
miral Walker VIII 236

Fitzg-erald, John, Military service of
VI 578

Fitzgibbon, John, Obituary VI 479

Fitzpatrick, T. J.

Constantine Samuel Rafinesque
—A Sketch VII 196
Editorial comment on V4!!
230

Fix, Serg-t. F. W. II 293

Flag-g*, Charles Noel, Commissioned
to paint portrait of Samuel
F. Miller I 241

Flag-g-, J. B., Attends Thanksgiving
dinner at the Tremont
House, Sioux City, 1857

VIII 418

Flag-ler, Clement A. P., Military rec-
ord of VI 600
Flag-ler, Gen. D. W. VI 600

Acknowledgment to III 151
Furnishes numbe^ of re-enlisted
veterans during Civil war
II 478

History of Rock Island Arsenal,
quoted I 605 II 641
Obituary IV 157
Flanag-an, A., Publisher IV 402
Flanag-an, John D., Obituary III
240

76

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Flandreau, Charles E.

Aids in recovering persons taken
captive by Indians at Spirit
Lake II 72 III 550

V 25

Aids settlers attacked by In-
dians V 485

Flanneg-an, Superintendent for leas-
ing lead mines VI 303
Flathers, Thomas S., Pioneer minis-
ter of Jackson county VII
595
Fleener, James E., Lecturer State

University IV 57
Fleener, Sam, Superintendent pioneer

Sunday school VI 449
Fleming-, Col., Fight with Indians

I 324 325
Fleming1, Mr.

Commissioner to settle with
Winnebago half-breeds VII
125 187
Commissioner with Sac and Fox

Indians VI 365
Fleming*, Faterson, Pioneer settler

VII 602
Fleming;, William H. V 557

Assists in arrangements for lay-
ing corner stone of Histori-
cal Building IV 82
Biographical note V 583
Directs funeral of Gov. Merrill

IV 237
Governor John H. Gear V

583
Governor Samuel Merrill V

335
Pays tribute to Gen. Baker IV

229
Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIII '

606

Fletcher, Adolphus, Ebenezer P.
Upham's association with
IV 641
Fletcher, Frank P., Naval record of

VI 611

Fletcher, Frank J., Naval record of
VI 611

Fletcher, Gen. Jonathan E., Member
of Constitutional Convention
of 1844 II 519

Fletcher, T. E. I 233

Fletcher, Thomas, Obituary II
645

Flicking-er, B. E., Collector of histori-
cal material IV 152

Flint, Dr., Delivers lectures at State
University, 1849 IV 29

Flint, C. C., and the presidential
election of 1850 VIII 445

Flint, Joseph H., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV

379

Flint, Capt. M. B., Military service
of II 125 294

Flint Hills, Trading post of Ameri-
can Fur Company VI 203
See also, Burlington

Flint Hills township and Des

Moines county
Act reorganizing II 195
Contest over county seat I 2
Original boundaries of II 196
Part of Black Hawk Purchase

Floating- district, Meaning of II
562

Flood of 1851 IV 332 339

Flatboating in year of IV 348
History of, in preparation IV

630

Incidents of IV 341
Story of, by Hussey V 401
Flory, A. W., Member Dunkers

church VII 276
Flory, B. Frank, Member Dunkers

church VII 276
Flory, Henry, Sr., Pastor Dunkers

church VII 276 277
Flory, Samuel, Member Dunkers

church VII 275 276
Floweree, Capt. C. C., Treasurer
Vicksburg National Mili-
tary Park Association V
272 273

Flowers, Capt. Charles, Sailing mas-
ter on Bahama expedition
I 298
Floyd, Serg-t. Charles VII 76

Account of, in Early Western
Travels, Breckenridge VII
226
Biographical sketch of, by

Wakefield II 305
Death of I 614 II 199

308 V 177 VI 74
Extracts from journal of II

306
Floyd Memorial Association

VIII 402 567

Journal of, in possession of Wis-
consin Historical Society
II 305 VII 475
Member of Lewis and Clark ex-
pedition; Iowa honors mem-
ory of IV 66 473 562
V 177 384 VI 313 636
VII 454 475

Mentioned in connection with
naming of Iowa counties
II 199 398 399

Floyd, John, Effort of, for estab-
lishment of a government
in Oregon VI 457
Floyd, John Buchanan

Mentioned in connection with
naming of Floyd county II
398 399

Secretary of War II 52
Floyd, William, Mentioned in con-
nection with naming of
Floyd county II 199

II 398
Floyd county, Naming of II 199

398
Floyd Memorial Association

Organization of II 311
Work of executive committee of

II 311 IV 473 562
Floyd monument VIII 402

Address of John A. Kasson at

dedication of V 177
Dedication of V 148
Exercises at laying of corner

stone of IV 562
Men active in erection of VI

478

Struck by lightning VI 313
Flynn, Frank P., Cashier of the Peo-
ples Savings Bank VIII
539

Fofoes, William, In siege of Vicks-
burg V 282

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

77

Fog-el, Estelle D., Relates incidents
in the life of Dr. James
VIII 178

Poley, John, Member Territorial Leg-
islature II 317 III
389 IV 4 VII 599
600

Folg-er, W. W., Elder Dunkers church

VII 281

Pollett, Franklin, Obituary II 408

Pollett, J. I*., Jr., Present at open-
ing of grave of Sergt.
Floyd II 310

Pollis, J. M., Member Dunkers
church VII 275 282

Fontig-ny, Witness to Dubuque's
contract with Indians II
331

Poote, Miss A. L.f Wife of Judge
Rothrock IV 76

Poote, Commodore Andrew Hull I
516

Foote, Serg-t. C. L., Died of wounds
I 451

Foote, Miss Harriett S.

Wife of John H. Gear IV

556
Sketch of V 598

Poote, John Graham V 599 VII

475 556

Capitol Commissioner IV 258
261 V 210 VII 96
143

Characterization of V 210
Member of Ninth General As-
sembly IV 378
Obituary II 406
Value of recollections of II
396

Poote, Justus V 598

Foote, Mark S. VIII 133

Foote & Co., Business firm of Keo-
kuk VIII 125

Foraker, Senator J. B., Makes ad-
dress at Burlington Semi-
centennial II 62S

Forbes, Edith, Marries Charles E.
Perkins VIII 372 373

Forbes, James W., Member of Ft.
Dodge Company VI 579

Forbes, John M., Corresponds with
William Pitt Fessenden

VIII 337 338

Forbes, Commodore Robert B., Fath-
er of Mrs. Charles Elliott
Perkins VIII 372

Forbes, Thomas J., Member of Ft.
Dodge Company VI 579

Force, Peter, Library of, purchased
by Library of Congress
VII 571

Ford VI 633

Ford, Capt., Cholera in camp of II
232

Ford, Augrustin W., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV 312

Pord, Dr. E. R., Marries Margaret
Stillwell II 642

Pord, Lieut. Georg-e E., Captain of
Fourth Iowa IV 581

Ford, Gideon, Buys claim of Maj.
Reese IV 465

Ford, Gov. Thomas

History of Illinois, reference to
I 608 VII 454

Writes history of the Black

Hawk war VIII 513
Pord, •William, Member of Spirit
Lake expedition III 514
V 21

Fordyce, Miss Emma, Delivers ad-
dress at Burlington Semi-
centennial II 626
Foreman, Cyrus, Capitol Commis-
sioner V 212 VII 96
Foreman, Mrs. W. H., Obituary II

648

Forrests, Dying of IV 626
Forney, Maj. Gen. John H., Loss of,

at Vicksburg V 283
Forney, John W. VIII 335 339
Forquerean, Criting"ton, Early set-
tler of lowaville VIII 57
Forquerean, Minerva, First white
child born in lowaville
VIII 58
Forrest, Col., Raflnesque makes home

with VH 200

Forrest, Gen. Nathan B., I 174
II 107 VI 174 297 298
VII 295 296 VIII 41
Porsyth, J., Had Indian wife VII

19

Forsyth, John, Commissioner from
rebel government IV 406
Forsyth, Thomas

Agent of Sac Indians VI 127

369
Establishes Ft. Snelling II

331

Letter by V 546
Port Armstrong- II 453 636 III

151 VI 128
Council with Indians at II

91

Col. William Davenport in com-
mand of VI 203
Description of I 608
Gen. Scott's order referring to

cholera at II 232
History of, by Mrs. Peck I

602

Establishment of II 456
Indian treaty at IV 533 V

329

J. C. Beltrami visits V 608
Named for secretary of war I

607 669
Report on abandoning VIII

495-499

Fort Atkinson III 457 589 IV

166 168 289 291 VI 98

Company of volunteers mustered

in at IV 314
History of IV 448 VI 229
Named in honor of Gen. Henry
Atkinson IV 382 449
Site of II 552
Fort Calhoun

Originally Fort Atkinson II

552

Site of V 458
Fort Clark, Afterwards Ft. Dodge

IV 535

Fort Crawford II 84 III 604
611 614 616 IV 453 537

V 330

Benedict Manahan assists in
construction of III 589

78

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Col. Zachary Taylor in com-
mand of II 89 99 III
74 375 IV 565 VI

192

George Wilson stationed at IV
567

Location of III 609

Maj. S. W. Kearny in command
of II 88

Officers stationed at VII 453

Troops sent from, to Ft. Atkin-
son IV 449 450
Fort Crogfhan

Account of III 471 V 547

Audubon's visit to V 383
Fort Des Moines (No. I)

History of III 351
Fort Des Moines (No. 2)

Abigail Adams Chapter, D. A. R.
marks the site of VIII
476

Capt. Allen stationed at I
400

History of IV 161

Location and facts relating to

I 132

Report on abandoning VIII

495-499

Fort Des Moines Steamboat Co., Ar-
ticles of incorporation of
IV 360 361
Fort Doclg-e

Establishment of I 133 135

II 147-149
History of IV 534

Fort Doclg-e, Iowa

Maj. William Williams' connec-
tion with II 150 158 159
Movement to make Des Moines
river navigable at IV 374
375
Fort Dodg-e Soldiers in the East, by

Cruikshank VI 571
Fort Edwards, Location of V 602
Fort Gibson, 1st U. S. Dragoohs sta-
tioned at III 351 366
369
Fort Madison

Burned by Indians IV 619
Centennial of VIII 552-553
History of III 97
Site of, selected by Lieut. Alpha

Kingsley VI 314
Threatened attack of Indians on

VI 249
Fort Madison, Iowa

In early days VI 376
Provisions of charter of V

126 129 130 131 133
Fort Ferrot, Establishment of IV

611

Fort Bidgley V 25 VI 397
Capt. Bee in command of II

155 V 20 21
Establishment of II 149
Gen. Clarke at IV 537
Fort St. Nicholas, Establishment of

IV 611
Fort Sanford IV 329 335

Capt. James Allen stationed at

IV 164 166 334
History of IV 289
Fort Snellingf H 147

Establishment of, by Col. For-
syth II 331

Site of, secured from Sioux In-
dians I 532

^Treaty with Indians at III
392

Fort Stephens on (Bock Island) VI
115 275

Fort Winnebag-o II 84 III

384 IV 449
Maj. Trigg commander of II

87

John H. Kinzie sub-agent at II
93 III 603

Forward, Channcy VII 163 164

Foster, Asa, Father of William A.
Foster VIII 160

Foster, Cora Wray, Mother of Wil-
liam A. Foster VIII 160

Foster, Maj. Emory S., Distinguished
at the battle of Kirksville
VIII 272

Foster, Mrs. J. Ellen VII 55

Foster, James VII 628

Foster, John CK III 425

Foster, Lemuel, Member of Illinois
Association III 54

Foster, Michael, Obituary III 240

Foster, P. D. VIII 133

Foster, Bishop Bandolph S., Tribute
to Rev. Samuel Clarke I
458

Foster, Sidney

Early Iowa editor V 124
Makes address at laying of cor-
nerstone of court house at
Decorah VI 228

Foster, Silas, Regent State Univer-
sity IV 12

Foster, Suel IV 512

Foster, William A.

Obituary VIII 160
Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Fourteenth General Assembly, Takes
initial step toward board of
control IV 309

Fourth Iowa Infantry

At battle of Pea Ridge IV
582 V 244 VI 165
166 167
James A. Williamson, Adjutant

of VI 163
Record of VI 163-184

Fowler, Orie W., Naval record of
VI 611

Fox, Lieut. Benjamin, Stationed at
Ft. Atkinson IV 451

Fox, Col. D. M.

Acknowledgment to II 474

476 554
Obituary V 318

Fox, Miss Fannie, Receives one of
first diplomas from Den-
mark Academy VII 9

Fox, George, Founder of Society of
Friends IV 263

Fox, G-ustavus V., Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy VIII
335

Fox, Timothy, Early settler of Den-
mark, Iowa VII 135
679

Fox, W. P., Regimental Losses,
cited V 281 VII 545

Fox, William, Outlaw implicated in
murder of Col. Davenport
IV 529 VII 261

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

79

Fox Indians V 383 VI 128

Band of, called Musquakies II

178 184 VI 92
Beltrami's account of V 611
Brief history and characteriza-
tion of II 332 333 VI
85

Grant Julien Dubuque sole right
to work lead mines II
332

Celebrated law suit grow-
ing- out of II 336-
339 V 321
Translation of original doc-
ument V 322
Massacre of Menominee Indians

by VI 191 195
Murder of party of, by Sioux

Indians VI 190
Operate mines at Dubuque VI

192 198
Part of Algonquin family II

176
Take part in French and Indian

war IV 612
See also Sacs and Foxes
Fracker, C. W., Cashier Iowa City
branch State Bank V 110
Fragments of the Debates of the
Iowa Constitutional Conven-
tions of 1844 and 1846, by
Shambaugh, notice of IV
402

Francis, J. E., Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 61
Francis, Joseph, Awarded medal by

Congress VI 309
Frank, John, Obituary VIII 400
Franklin, Benjamin IV 94
Epitaph of I 279
Iowa county named in honor of

II 201
John Rice Jones friend of II

564
Opinions of, on money question

I 277 278
Franklin, Gen. William Buel I

188 191

Connection with battle of Pleas-
ant Hill VII 484 486
516 520
Graduate of West Point III

425-427

Restored to place in the U. S.
army during the Civil war
VIII 328

Franklin county, Named in honor of

Benjamin Franklin II 201

Franks, William, Death of I 561

Frantz, Jacob H., Member of Ft.

Dodge Company VI 579

Fraser, Gideon, Pioneer Iowa Quaker

IV 264

Fraser, Stephen, Pioneer Iowa Qua-
ker IV 264

Fraser, Thomas, Pioneer Iowa Qua-
ker IV 264
Frazee, George

Biographical note IV 118
Clark Dunham IV 209
Iowa Fugitive Slave Case IV

118 154 VI 9 66
Reference to IV 233

VI 128 VIII 161
191 312

Lawyer of Burlington VIII

30

Letters to, by James W. Grimes
and James Harlan VII
235

Obituary VI 639
Frazer, Ann VIII 391
Frazier, Elihu, Defendant in Fugi-
tive Slave case VI 9
11-15 33 40 44 VIII 30
120

Frazier, Francis, Testimony of, in
Fugitive Slave case VI
18

Frazier, Jonathan, Testimony of, in
Fugitive Slave case VI
20

Frazier, Thomas Clarkson, Defend-
ant in Fugitive Slave case
VI 9 13-15 33 40 44
Frederick, Benjamin T., Obituary

VI 319

Free Negro Bill IV 68
Freedman's Bureau, Bill for, sup-
ported by Hiram Price I
598
Frellsen, Raymond P., Naval record

of VI 611

Fremont, John C. I 165317 II
78 266 325 549 637 IH
236 451 IV 213 V

89 91 228 244 499 VI 236
320
Asked to furnish equipment for

Home Guards V 82
Campaign of 1856 VIII 200

418 444 451
Candidate for president IV

549 637 213

Commends Col. Bussey V 88

Estimate of, by William Pitt

Fessenden VIII 326 327

George W. Jones intimate friend

of II 563
Issues order relating to slaves

IV 407

James A. Williamson's effort to
secure equipment from VI
163

Military service of I 165 317
II 4 V 89 91 228 244
499
Nominated for president II

324 583 III 236 451
One of the incorporators of Tex-
as Pacific R. R. Co. II
281

Order of V 83 86

Relieved of command IV 319

Fremont county, Natural resources,

population, etc. VI 220

French, Alice, (Octave Thauet) III

316

Pays tribute to D. N. Richard-
son III 573

French, Maj. Gen. Samuel G., Edu-
cation, military record, etc.
II 119 121 125 127 132 133
231 290 V 248
French, Col. George W. Ill 316
French, Marion, Killed at battle of

Corinth I 215
French, Robert T., Obituary III

316
French and Indian war IV 612

80

ANNALS OK IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Friends, At Springdale, Iowa VII

34

See also Quakers
Frierson, John

Member First Territorial Legis-
lature VII 255
Surveys town site of new capi-
tal VII 259
Frisbey, Claim jumper II 63 64

VII 155
Frisbie, Dr. Alvah L.

Makes address at funeral of
Governor Merrill IV 327

Offers invocation at the dedica-
tion of Iowa monuments

VIII 74

Offers prayer at the memorial
service of Charles Aldrich
VIII 573
Presides at reception of portrait

of Dr. Salter V 630
Fritcher, John, Captures brown peli-
can V 62

Fritcher, Veter, Captures brown pel-
ican V 62
Frontenac, Buade, Governor of New

France IV 615
Frontier Church Going- — 1837, by

Duffield VI 266
Frontier Mills, by Duffield VI

425
Frost, William, Member Fort Dodge

Company VI 579
Froude, James Anthony, Life and
Letters of Erasmus, quoted
III 263

Fry, John JX.., Member of committee
to investigate affairs of Des
Moines Navigation Co. I
476

Frye, Sherry E., Models the figure of
Mahaska for the city of Os-
kaloosa VIII 551
Fugitive Slave Case, An Iowa II

531 554
Charles Mason renders opinion

in II 574

Iowa Fugitive Slave Case, by

Frazee IV 118 VI 9

Fugitive slave law I 83 II

252

Arrest under I 511
Case of Ralph, fugitive slave

II 161 171 531 534
First case in Iowa under IV

118
Fuller, Gen. I 304 309 310 312

327
Fuller, Dr. Euclid E., Obituary III

316
Fuller, Jared, Corporal Fort Dodge

Company VI 577
Fuller, Col. John W., At battle of

Corinth I 102
Fuller, Dr. Levi

Member commission to distrib-
ute seed after grasshopper
plague IV 445
Member Ninth General Assem-

- bly IV 379
Obituary IV 639
Fuller, Mary Coolbaug-h, Death of

VII 401 403
Fuller, Melville, W. VII 403

At head of organization for pre-

serving historic buildings

I 68

Death of Wife VII 401
Fulton, A. R. I 71

Associate editor Annals of Iowa

I 54

Editorial work of VI 76 311

Red Men of Iowa II 241 536

556 III 129 V 467

VI 311 VH 228 VIII
570

Sketches of the Northwest V

357
Fulton, Ambrose C., Obituary VI

318

Fulton, Harry VIII 132
Fulton, Judg-e Robert, Col. D wight
Bannister law partner of IV

78

Fultz, F. M., Assistant Iowa Geolog-
ical Survey III 119
Fultz, W. S., Life of the Pioneer

Farmer IV 219
Funck, Mrs. Margaret, Obituary

III 319
Funk, A. B.

Aids in securing appropriation
for Spirit Lake monument

II 69

Tribute to Mrs. Florence Miller

VII 543

Funk, Frederick, Arrests fugitive

slave Dick IV 129
Funk, Jacob M.

Obituary VI 317

Travels in Europe with Charles

Aldrich VIII 565
Funk, Jesse VIII 9
Funkhouser, Lucy VIII 391
Funs ton, Gen. Frederick, Awarded

medal of honor VII 108
Fuhrmeister, Andrew J., Obituary

VII 317
Fyan, Mai. Robert W., At battle of

Pleasant Hill VII 493

III 402 408 410 421

GABER, C. VIII 132

Gag-nier, Killed by Indians II 85
Gaines, Gen. Edmund F. Ill 293

IV 231

Sent to Fort Armstrong to sub-
due Indians I 609 610
II 459 VI 193 194
Serves in Black Hawk war VII
453

Gaissen, Botanist VII 201

Galbraith, James, Member of com-
mittee to investigate affairs
of Des Moines Naviga-
tion Co. I 476

Galbraith, Latshaw & Woodwell,
Pioneer merchants IV 363

Gale, Lieut. Benjamin B., At battle
of Corinth I 217

Gale, Georg-e Washing-ton VII

606

Galena lead mines, see Dubuque
lead mines

Galer, John, Military service of VI
579

Gallag-her, Hug-h J., Military record
of VI 600

Galland, Eleanor, Said to be first
white child born in Iowa
II 394 642

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

81

Galland, Dr. Isaac

Agent for N. Y. Land Co. VII

Daughter of, said to be first
white child born in Iowa

II 642

Early Iowa pioneer III 448
Intercedes for Mormons II

586
Iowa Emigrant, notice of VI

232
Map of Iowa, reference to III

559
President Iowa Manufacturing

Co. VIII 390
G-alland, Capt. Washing-ton

Address of, published III 230
Furnishes information relating

to authority of town coun-
cils V 133
Furnishes information regarding

first woman teacher in Iowa

III 446

Letter from IV 114
Son of Isaac Galland III 448
449

Gallatin, Mr. VIII 183 184

Gallup, Fred. H., Military record of
VI 600

Gallup, W. H. VI 600 VII

239

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Gait, P, H., Assistant Adjutant Gen-
eral II 233

Galtier, Rev. Lucien, Subdeacon un-
der Bishop Loras III 579
586 VI 116

Gamble, Hamilton B., Appears for
Missouri in boundary case
I 647

Game, Kinds of, plentiful in early
days I 568 572 III

147 374 441 IV 220 221
222 550 V 51 384 535
VI 617

Gannett, Dr. Henry, Friend of
Charles Aldrich VIII

600

Garagrhty, John

Interested in running steamboat
to Fort Dodge IV 375
Obituary II 326

G-arber, John, Minister Dunkers
church VII 274 276

Garber, Max B., Military record of

VI 600

Garber, S. A., Pastor Dunkers church

VII 276

Garber, Samuel, Elder Dunkers
church VII 275

Garden Grove, Mormons at II 591

Gar denier, Capt. J. B. B. IV 232
Military record of IV 169

Gardner, Lieut., Visits Iowa on a
reconnoitering tour VI

106

Gardner, Abbie, Taken captive by

Indians II 153 V 25

See also Sharp, Abbie Gardner

Gardner, Charles X., Dictionary of
the U. S. Army, cited III
97

Gardner, Miss Eliza, Victim of Spir-
it Lake massacre III
546 547 V 20

Gardner, Franklin, Military record
of VI 600

Gardner, Mrs. Joseph &., Daughter
of Josiah Given VIII
398

Gardner, Bowland, Victim of Spirit
Lake massacre III 530
543 550

Gardner, Mrs. Bowland, Victim Spirit
Lake massacre III 530
543 500
Gardner, Thomas, Early settler of

lowaville VHI 58
Gardner, William V., Military ser-
vice of VI 579
Garesche, J. P. Ill 425
Gar field, James A. I 423504

Active in framing national

banking law I 286
Considers William B. Allison for
Secretary of the Treasury
VIII 556
Henry W. Everest schoolmate of

IV 480
Member of notable congress

II 257
Nominated for president in 1880

VIII 159

Samuel J. Kirkwood member of
cabinet of I 581 V
594

Garibaldi, Giuseppe VI 114
Garland, Hamlin VII 54

Boy Life on the Prairies, ref-
erence to VI 73
Prairie Chickens I 328 HI

645

Quotation from II 437
Garland, Maj. John

Black Hawk returned to tribe
in charge of II 93 VI
200

Represents government at close
of Black Hawk war I
612

Garner, J. W., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 13

Garner, William, Member of Mor-
mon battalion H 594
Garnett, Capt. VI 394
Garnett, B. B. Ill 425
Garuett, B. S. Ill 425
Garnett, Dr. Bichard, On value of

newspaper files III 469
Garnsey, Elmer E., Designs the in-
terior decorations of the
capitol VIII 387
Garrard, Kenner III 434
Garrett, Bernhard H., Obituary VI

240

Garrett, Lieut. Jesse B., Wounded at

battle of Corinth I 215

Garrett, T. Mauro, Obituary VI

80
Garrett, William VI 80

Pioneer of Burlington VIII

123

Garrison, W. P., Vice-President
Floyd Memorial Association
II 313

Garrison, William Lloyd I 501
Contemporary of Abner Knee-
land VI 345 348
Editor of the Liberator VIII

459
Garst, Charles E.

Military record of VI 601
Obituary IV 77
Garst, Dr. Michael, Obituary V
318

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Garst, Dr. Silas V 318

G-arst, Warren, State senator IV

78
Gartley, Alonzo, Naval record of

VI 611
G-arver, Prof. P. H.

Librarian Academy of Science
and Letters, Sioux City VI
312
Reminiscences of John H.

Charles VIII 401-432
Garver, George, Victim of Spirit
Lake massacre HI 501
Gary, James Albert, of Quaker par-
entage IV 276

Gaskell, Capt., Commander steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 330
Gaskell, Mrs. Elizabeth C. S. VI

72
«rass, Marshall T., Obituary VI

478
cfass, Patrick

Extract from Journal of II

308

Sergeant of Lewis and Clark ex-
pedition I 614
Gasson, Richard, Awarded medal of

honor VII 105
Gaston, C. W., First settler of Boone

county VII 236
Gatch, Col. C. H. VI 399

Aids in library legislation I

498
Argues case in Supreme Court

I 637

Attends exercises at presenta-
tion of portrait of S. F.
Miller I 241
Contributes valuable articles to
Annals of Iowa VI

627

Des Moines River Land
Grant I 354 466
536 626
Editorial comment on I

416 669

Introduces bill establishing His-
torical Department I 57
Introduces bill relating to taxa-
tion V 443 444
Law partner of William Phil-
lips V 320

Member of firm of Wright.
Gatch & Wright VI

487

Obituary III 236
Public services of I 417
Gatch, Connor & Weaver, Appear
for defendants in case of D.
M. Navigation and R. R. Co.
I 634
Gatchel, Theodore P., Obituary V

400

Gates, E. W., Cook Spirit Lake ex-
pedition III 536 542 V
25

Gates, Rev. Georg-e A., Makes ad-
dress at funeral of Gover-
nor Merrill IV 237
Gates, John, Member Spirit Lake ex-
pedition III 536 537
Gates, Levi S., Obituary III 654
Gatlingf, W. JM Member Board of
State Bank Commissioners,
I 291 V 100

Gault, Capt., Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 329
Gault, Edward J.

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Obituary VII 80
Gauser, John A., Died in Philippines

IV 320

Gay, Thomas, Vice-President Lucas
county Historical Society

V 231

Gaylord, Rev. Reuben III 61

Extract from writing of, relat-
ing to Abner Kneeland VI
356

Pioneer Congregational minis-
ter, work of I 527 528
IV 79 VH 592
Gaylord, Mrs. Mary Welles

Life and Labors of Reuben Gay-
lord, reference to IV 79

VI 356
Obituary IV 79

Gear, Angelica, Wife of Charles

Mason H 163

Gear, Capt. E. G., Commands com-
pany in Black Hawk war

III 78

Gear, Ezekiel Gilbert V 583
Gear, Harriet Cook, Mother of John

H. Gear V 584
Gear, Hezekiah V 583
Gear, John H. I 80 423 II

389 III 78 V 418 VI

155 239 625 VH 96
Appoints James W. McDill U. S.

senator VIII 472
Appoints Dr. Dickinson member

State Board of Health III

655
Appoints Dr. William R. Smith

Commissioner to Paris Ex-
position I 584
Appoints Mrs. Maxwell State

Librarian VI 640
Associated with State Bank of

Iowa VII 405
Attends Burlington Semi-Cen-

tennial II 623
Attends exercises of laying of

corner stone of Historical

Building IV 82 85 146
Biographical sketch of, by

Fleming V 583
Business partner of Wm. F. Cool-

baugh VII 404
First race for governor, 1877

VIII 214
Frank T. Campbell Lieut. Gov.

with VIH 78
Furnishes information relating

to Gov. Chambers I 443
Letter from I 444
Makes address at unveiling of

portrait of Gov. Kirkwood

I 152
Makes effort to secure letters

of territorial governors IV

315 V 73
Meeting of, with Gov. Chambers

I 442
M. T. V. Bowman serves on staff

of V 237
Member of Fourteenth General

Assembly IV 258

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

83

Message of, cited V 369

Obituary IV 555

Politician VIII 190

Present at death of Charles
Mason V 270

Recommends establishment of
supervisory board for State
institutions IV 311 312
Gear, Mrs. John H.

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82 85 146

Biographical sketch of V 598
Geary, John White

At Ringgold VI 174 176

Governor of Kansas Territory

VIII 504

Gedcles, Col. James I.., Succeeds Gen.
Steele as commander of 8th
Iowa Infantry III 436
Gelion, Francis

Favors plan for Pacific railroad

VI 290

Member Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1844 I 445 VIII
21

Member Fifth Territorial Legis-
lature VII 265 266
Visits Iowa, 1841 V 334

Geig-er, John W., Makes address at
Burlington Semi-Centennial
II 626

Geikie, Archibald, Geologist V
232

Geikie, James, Scientific investiga-
tions of III 278

Genealog-y in the Cemeteries VIII
60

Geological Map of Iowa, Description
of, by Keyes I 294-297

Geological Reports of Iowa. Con-
tents of III 120 121

Geological Society of London, Hon-
ors Dr. White IV 397

Geological Survey of Iowa

First Annual Report, review of

I 143

Second Annual Report, review
of H 76

Geological Surveys of Iowa, by
Keyes III 111

Georg-e, Henry VII 314

Georg-e, Mary V 636

Gernon, Mr. Rafinesaue secretary
for VII 201

Getchell, H. P. & Co., Lumber firm
of Des Moines VIII 134

Getty, Gen. Georg-e W. VI 573

Gharky, John, Pioneer Iowa editor
V 121

Gherardi, Admiral Bancroft, Com-
mands naval parade at in-
auguration Gen. Grant IV
300

Giard, Basil, Companion of Julien
Dubuque II 331

Gibbon, Asst. Surg-eon, At battle of
Corinth I 219

Gibbous, Cardinal V 316 533

Attends funeral of Archbishop
Hennessey IV 399

Gibbons, P. VIII 133

Gibbons, Patrick, Aids in securing
passage of bill for new cap-
itol IV 247 251

Gibbs, A., Rafinesque in employ of

VII 203 204

Gibbs, E. M. VIII 133
Gibbs, Justice Welson, Connection
with Fugitive Slave case

VI 11 12 17-20
Gibson, Hiram D.

Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 IH 33
37 633 VIII 83
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379

Gidding-s, Joshua B., Attends ser-
vices in church of J. B.
Grinnell II 253

Giffen, James D., Obituary VI
160

Gilbert, Capt., Took part in the Mis-
souri campaign, June, 1861
VIII 361

Gilbert, Dr. Edward A., Pays trib-
ute to Dr. William P. Allen
III 476

Gilbert, J. Allen, Member faculty
State University IV 45

Gilbert, Col. James I., At battle of
Pleasant Hill III 72 402
407 410 421 VII 546

Gilbert, O. S., Officer Dunkers
church VII 274

Gilbert, Sam, Furnishes information
relating to half-breeds VII
172

Gilbert, S. P., Attends exercises at
presentation of portrait of
Dr. Salter V 630

Gilbert, Sarah V 583

Gilbert, Silas, Elder Dunkers church

VII 280

Gilbert, W. D., Treasurer State His-
torical Society at Burling-
ton VII 301

Gilbert, Halverson & Co., Member of
organization for protection
against horse thieves VI
61

Gilbertson, G. S., Vice-President of
the Iowa Trust and Savings
Bank VIH 539

Gilcherson, Connection with Fugi-
tive Slave case VI 15
17 27

Gilchrist, Prof. J. C., Obituary III
238

Gilchrist, James G., Member faculty
State University IV 55
56

Gilfillan, Rev. J. A., Connected with
exploration of Itasca basin

II 26 30

Gill, Dr. H: C., Joins with friends in
sustaining school VII 34
Gillaspy, Col. George

Appointed Register D. M. river

improvement I 363 370
Characterization of, by Edward

Johnston II 585
Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 33
37 69 635 639 VII 84

VIII 22 508

Gillespie, Gen. E. VIII 133
Gillett, Addison, Pioneer settler VII

602
Gillett, G. M., Reports depredations

of Indians III 493
Gillett, James, Attacked by Indians

III 493

Gillett, W. S., Reports depredations
of Indians III 493

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Gillett, Oliver TM Lecturer State
University IV 54

Oillett, Simeon P., Naval record of
VI 611

Gillette, Philander D.f Obituary II
647

Gilliam, Harvey, Pastor Bunkers
church VII 282

Gillilland, Shirley, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 13

Gillmor, Reginald E., Naval record
of VI 611

Gilmaii, Charles Carroll, Obituary

IV 239

Gilman, Frederic, Member faculty
State University IV 51

Gilman, Henry A., Obituary III
655

Gilmore, Gen. Quincy Adams VI
575

Gilmore, Thomas R., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV 312

Gilpin, Samuel J., Obituary IV 561

Gimple, George VIII 304

Ginn, Mrs. W. H. V 558

Girard, Stephen IV 92

Girton, James !•., Business partner
of Matt Parrott IV 477

Given, Prank, Son of Josiah Given
VIII 398

Given, Jane Clendenning, Mother of
Josiah Given VIII 397

Given, John

Father of Josiah Given VIII

397

Reports arrival of arms and am-
munition to Gen. Bussey

V 84

Given, John H., Obituary IV 322
Given, Judge Josiah

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82
Attends exercises at reception
of portrait of S. F. Miller
I 241
Elevated to the Supreme Bench

VIII 478

Law partner of John R. Bar-
croft V 80
Obituary VIH 397
Given, Josiah, Jr., Son of Josiah

Given VIII 398
Given, Robert, Conductor on the
first freight train entering
Des Moines VIII 134
Given, Thomas, Son of Josiah Given

VIII 398
Given, Welker, Son of Josiah Given

VIII 398
Given, Judge William, Brother of

Josiah Given VIII 397
Given, William H., Son of Josiah

Given VIII 398
Glaciers

Illinois Glacial Lobe, by Lever-

ett, review of IV 583
Iowa's Contribution to Glaciol-

ogy IV 394
What Glaciers Have Done for
Iowa, by Calvin IV 138
Glanville, Joshua, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379
Glaze, Capt. Henry S., Took part in
the battle of Moore's Mill
VIII 272

Glen, Mr. VIII 168

Glimpse, Eli, Member of crew Des

Moines river steamboat IV

333
Glotfelty, James, Pastor Dunkers

church VII 274
Glotfelty, W. W., Pastor Dunkers

church VII 274
Gnahn, E. C. VI 633
Gniffke, Frederick A., Editor of Der

National Demokrat VIII

212
Gobin, Gen. John P. S., Director

Vicksburg National Military

Park Association V 272

275
Goddard, John, Owner of land upon

which aerolite fell III

284
Godfrey, George L.

At Corinth I 216
Commands company of refugees

I 175

Godley, Leoniclas M., Awarded medal

of honor VII 110
Godlove, Samuel, Died of wounds I

451

Godwin VI 344
Goff, John D., Member of Northern

Border Brigade V 501
Gold, Movement westward in search

of III 261
Gooch, W. D., Owner of Childers

Mansion VII 505
Goodall, William, Iowa pioneer VI

Goode, Col. Edmund J., Law partner

of William Phillips V 320
Goode, Prof. G. Browne, Quotation

from I 58
Goodenow, Daniel, Francis Springer

studies law with II 572
Goodenow, John E.

Builds sod-covered log house

VII 634 635
Early settler of Maquoketa VII

593 596 597 606 636
Goodenow. Mrs. John E. VII 596

635
Goodenow, William, Francis Springer

studies law in office of II

572
Gooding, Maj. Oliver Paul VIII

181 '

Goodnow, Prof. Frank J. VI 633
Goo els on, Joseph C., Obituary II

78

Goodspeed M. V 587
Goodwin, J. J. VIII 133
Goodwin, Reason VI 583
Goodyear, Catherine 1., Daughter of

Dr. S. G. Matson III 451
Goodykoontz, Frank M., Obituary

III 654
Gordon, C. H.

Assistant Iowa Geological Sur-
vey III 119 VIII 17
Contributes to report of Iowa

Geological Survey II 77

III 121
Gordon, Rev. George A., Offers prayer

at funeral of Gen. Corse

II 300
Gordon, Gen. John B.

Ability of, as a commander I
555

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

85

Director Vicksburg National
Military Park Association
V 272
Extract from order of V 275

Gore, Christopher, Letter to VI
415

Gorman, Arthur P., Opposed to bill
for safety appliances on
railroads V 576

Gorman, Gen. William A. I 20
23

Goss, Mrs. Henry, Attends exer-
cises at laying of corner
stone of Historical Building
IV 82 146

Gottschalk, Capt. Frederick, At battle
of Wilson's Creek IV 470

Goughnour, James O., Elder Dunkers
church VII 280

Goughnour, S. M., Elder Dunkers
church VII 280 281

Gould, Capt. Joseph R., Military ca-
reer I 451 452

Government Surveying in Early
Iowa, by Cook II 603

Governor Blacksnake, Seneca chief
VII 382 383

Government Printing- Office, Account
of, by Curtis VI 151

Gow, James M., Member faculty
State University IV 46

Gowdy, Miss Julia VII 97

Gowen, Mr., Early blacksmith of
Maquoketa VII 634 635

Gower, James H., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 13

Gower, Robert, Member Constitution-
al Convention of 1857 III
33 37 69 VIII 22

Graceland College, conducted by
Mormons II 601

Grafe, E. P., Pioneer merchant of
Pella IV 348 349

Graff, Rev. Richard B., Obituary II
568

Graham, Mr., Indians burn boat of

III 105

Graham, George E., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Graham, Harriet Swan V 598
Graham, Lieut, Harvey

At battle of Wilson's Creek

IV 470

At Vicksburg V 282
Graham, Rev. John V 598
Graham, John, Friend of Gen. Street

II 101
Graham, Seth IV 326

Anecdote relating to IV 350
Experiences of, during flood of

1851 V 412

Graham, W. C., Treasurer of the Des
Moines Valley R. R. VIII
127

Graham, William, Vote on bill for

board of charities IV 312

Graham, William, Friend of Gen.

Street II 101
Granger, Barlow IV 178 326

Assists in plan for laying out

town I 136

Early Iowa journalist VI 76
Honors Gen. Corse I 231
Member excursion party on Des
Moines river, 1851 IV 345
Obituary VII 154

Passenger Des Moines river

steamboat IV 358
Granger, Carl, Victim of Spirit Lake
massacre III 503 513
529 543
Granger, Charles, Ordination of I

528
Granger, Judge Charles T.

Account of Battle of Pleasant

Hill III 416 465
At Pleasant Hill III 25 409
Attends exercises at presenta-
tion of portrait of S. F.
Miller I 241
Biographical data III 416
Decision of, in relation to aero-
lites III 284

Granger, George, Survivor of mas-
sacre of Springfield, Minn.

V 20

Granger, Gen. Gordon III 425

VI 444

At battle of Wilson's Creek IV

470

Granger, Henry S. Ill 274
Granger, Lieut. Robert S., Military

record of IV 173
Grant, E. H., Establishes first news-
paper in Pella III 258
Grant, Col. Frederick D. Ill 182
Director Vicksburg National
Military Park Association
V 272 275
Grant, Judge James I 236 445

II 639 640 VII 622
Has charge of funds for redemp-
tion of wild-cat money III
142

Member of .committee to organ-
ize Law Department at
State University IV 50
Grant, Gen. Lewis Addison, Awarded
medal of honor VII 114
Grant, Ulysses Hiram, See Grant,

Ulysses Simpson

Grant, Gen. Ulysses Simpson I 19
20 34 36 119 126 127 149 159
173 177 178 320 321 345 372
423 424 501 554 563 622 II
6 13 14 105 109 225 278 292
301 438 565 III 319 378
425 426 430 652 IV 95
148 590 584-588 592 V 157
400 556 VI 64 176 184
227 600 612 619 VII 237
238 291 509 510
Chances for the presidency, 1867

VIII 334-336 339
Characterization of, by C. A.

Dana III 363
Des Moines address of III 138

179 226

Facsimile of III 184-192

Letter relating to III 181

Extract from letter of I 302

Friend of Gen. Crocker IV 582

Friend of Silas A. Hudson II

643 IV 132
Gov. Larrabee has bronze figure

of VIII 550
Inauguration of monument to

IV 298
Military service of

Approves work of Mrs. Wit-

tenmyer IV 288
At Champion Hills II
440 442 446

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

At Vicksburg V 273 274

277-281 284 VI 172

173 298
Commends Gen. Lauman for

bravery at Belmont I

379
Commends Joseph E. Griffith

IV 296 297
Communication from I

317
Dispatches of II 15 17

18 19
Extract from letter to Pres.

Lincoln I 317
First great battle of VIII

74
Gen. A. J. Rawlins chief of

staff of II 108 III

383 IV 589
Gen. Lauman ordered to re-
port to V 387
Gen. Lee surrenders to II

280
Gen. Parrott's estimate of

III 381

Gen. Steele classmate of II

35 III 428 433
Interest of, in Gen. Dodge

I 179 180 306 315-317
Letter to Gen. Steele III

436
Lincoln at headquarters of

IV 411

Lincoln sends congratulatory
letter to II 19

Special order of, relating to
Gen. Parrott III 379
380

Tribute to Gen. Crocker I
231 III 153

Voted a gold medal by Con-
gress II 19
Personal memoirs, reference to

II 302 VI 175
President of the United States

Appoints B. F. Gue pension
agent IV 483 VI
476

Appoints Charles Aldrich a
member of the commis-
sion to investigate and
report on the titles of
settlers in the Des
Moines Valley VIII
568 637

Appoints H. C. Bulis Indian
agent III 237

Appoints Gen. Smith post-
master at St. Louis III
76

Appoints J. B. Howell Judge
of Southern claims I
353

Appoints Jas. A. Williamson
Commissioner General
Land Office VI 182

Appoints John D. Hunter
postmaster of Webster
City VIII 79

Appoints Samuel H. Elbert
Territorial Governor of
Colorado IV 321

Appoints Thomas M. Bowen
Governor of the Terri-
tory of Idaho VIII
156

Appoints Wm. H. Hartman
postmaster at Waterloo
II 247
Bill passed over veto of I

352
Dissatisfaction with first

term of II 258
W. W. Belknap, Secretary
of War in cabinet of
II 584 VII 533 534
Refuses to appoint J. L. Mc-
Creery official stenog-
rapher I 208
San Domingan policy VIII

395

Sends commendation to Aunt
Becky Young VIII

479

Grant, Mrs. Ulysses S., Friend of
Mrs. Wittenmyer IV 288
Grant monument, Inauguration cere-
monies of, conducted by Gen.
Dodge IV 298
Grasshopper Invasion, by Carpenter

IV 437

Grasshoppers, Plague of III 147
Gratiot, Gen. VIII 515
Gratiot, Charles, Lawyer at Galena,

111. Ill 607
Gratiot, Henry

Influence with Indians III

610
Subagent for Winnebagoes III

607

Graves, Howard, Member of North-
ern Border Brigade V
501 511
Graves, J. K.

Aids in providing means for

equipping troops I 87
Friend of Gen. Francis J. Her-

ron V 396
Obituary III 651
Graves, R. E.

Cashier Dubuque branch State

Bank V 110
Currency of State Bank burned

in presence of I 292
Graves, William J., Duel with Jona-
than Cilley H 564 III
396
Gray, Alonzo, Military record of

VI 600
Gray, Dr. Asa,

Botanist VIII 165 291 346
Dr. C. C. Parry's association

with VII 414 419 421
Prefaces a biographical sketch
of Dr. Edwin James VIII
293
Gray, Charles

Icarian Community VI 107
Letter from IV 112
Gray, Charles A., Etching of Black

Hawk II 450 482
Gray, Francis A. J., Obituary VII

80
Gray, George W.

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379

Member Seventh General Assem-
bly II 80
Gray, Hosea W.

Extract from History of Linn

county VI 583
Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 69

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

87

Gray, Ike VI 591

Gray, Isaac, Pioneer settler VI
362

Gray, John VII 370

Gray, John A., William H. Fleming
apprentice to V 583

Gray, Capt. Robert, Enters Oregon
river, 1792 V 193

Gray, Samuel, Incorporator and di-
rector Ft. Des Moines
Steamboat Co. IV 361

Gray, Samuel, Killed during Boston
massacre III 74

Great Eagle, Beltrami's account of

V 601

Greaton, Col. Humphrey V 233
Greeley, Horace I 349 350 VI
237 637 640 VII 238

American Conflict, cited IV
275 296

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII 81
86 90 94 96 98 101 106 115
186 187 201 219 450 452 459

and the Massachusetts naturali-
zation law VIII 206 207
211

Apprenticeship of IV 641

Attack on Gen. Steele III 432
435

Advice to young men II 254
572 IV 368 530 V 11

VI 417

Col. George B. Waring, Jr., pro-
tege of III 652
Editor New York Tribune I
351 VI 549 VII 374
Friend of J. B. Grinnell II

253 258
Friend of Silas A. Hudson II

643
Opinion of Lincoln's Springfield

speech VIII 464 465

Recollections of a Busy Life,

reference to IV 437

Green, A. D.f Recording secretary
State Historical Society at
Burlington VII 301

Green, Benjamin, Member Fourth
General Assembly II 78

Green, Beriah, President Oneida In-
stitute II 250 251

Green, Evan M., Early settler, post-
master, Kanesville II 480
598

Green, George F.

Anecdote relating to IV 380
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378

Green, Henry S. VII 76

Green, Horace, Pioneer settler I
395

Green, J. W., Member Fourteenth
General Assembly V 586
587

Green, Prof. James, Executor of es-
tate of Rafinesque VII
223

Green, James S., Appears for Mis-
souri in boundary trouble
I 491 492 647

Green, Prof. James W., Member
Fourteenth General Assem-
bly V 586 587

Green, John R. II 558

Green, Johnny, Indian chief III 76

Green, Levi R., Prepares plans and
specifications for heating
and plumbing in new capi-
tol VII 95
Green, Gen. Martin

At battle of Athens, Mo. II
4 V 86-88 VI 590
592 VH 70

In charge of Confederate forces
in Missouri V 81 82 83
Killed at Vicksburg V 278
Green, R. M., Librarian State His-
torical Society at Burling-
ton VII 301
Green, Richard VIII 7
Green, Gen. Thomas I 185 187
At battle of Pleasant Hill III

404-406 408 413
Green & Stone, Early bankers of

Muscatine V 2
Green Corn, Winnebago chief, killed

by Caramanee II 86
Greene, Benjamin, Obituary V

559
Greene, C. N., La.w partner of F. D.

Jackson I 330
Greene, Judge George II 639

IV 513
Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 354

Estimate of VII 28
Judge Supreme Court of Iowa
V 419 VH 25 167
VIII 483

Edits reports of II 508
Prominent Iowa pioneer IV

636

Railroad builder VII 83
Signs letter written to President

Polk VIII 437
Term expires VIII 494
Greene, John A., Aids in establish-
ment of Geological Survey
III 114
Greene, Gen. Nathaniel, of Quaker

parentage IV 276
Greene, William, Samuel Durham
buys supplies of III 440
Greenough, Sarah C., Wife of Enoch

W. Eastman VI 418
Gregg, Rev. James C., Obituary II

648

Gregg, Gen. John I 36
Gregg, Michael VIII 133
Gregory, Miss Ann W., Wife of
James A. Williamson VI
162

Gregory, W. C., Presides at cere-
monies honoring Thomas
Cox VII 232
Gregory & Messmore, Merchants of

Fort Dodge VII 142
Gresham, Walter Quintus I 504
Letter by, relating to charge at
Jackson, Miss. I 378

379
Grensel, Col. Nicholas, At battle of

Pea Ridge I 172
Grier, Lieut. William N. IV 291
Commands the last troops of
Fort Des Moines as they
leave for Fort Leavenworth
VIII 476

Military record of IV 175
Stationed at Ft. Des Moines

IV 169 176-178 226
Stationed at Ft. Sanford
IV 293

88

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Qrierson, Gen. Benjamin Henry

At Vicksburg V 274 279
Mortimer A. Higley on staff of
IV 639

Griffin, Gen. Charles, General in the
Civil war VIII 328

Griffin, John, Signs first law passed
by Indiana Territory V
529

Griffin, Dr. John S., Surgeon at Ft.
Des Moines IV 169

Griffin, Michael, Supports bill for
Vicksburg Military Park V
275 276

Griffin, Lieut. Samuel W., Taken
prisoner at Pleasant Hill
HI 422

Griff in, J. P., Obituary II 648

Griffith, Elizabeth A., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
46

Griffith, George E.

Member Thirteenth General As-
sembly IV 249
Member Twelfth General As-
sembly IV 245

Griffith, Capt. Henry K., Commands
first battery Iowa Light Ar-
tillery II 4

Griffith, Isaac W.

Introduces bill for Iowa Home-
stead law III 349 150
Loses arm at battle of Cheru-

busco II 201
Makes address at Burlington

Semi-Centennial II 624
Obituary HI 77
Sergt. 15th U. S. Infantry IV

314

Unveils portrait of Judge Mason
U 168

Griffith, J. M., Steamboat trips on
Des Moines river IV 340
342 343 345 351 353 V
409

Griffith, Joseph Evan, Biographical
sketch, by Lloyd IV 294

Griffith, Joseph M., Regent State
University IV 13

Griffith, Lloyd E., Son of Joseph E.
Griffith IV 297

Grignon, Antoine, Claim of, as half-
breed VII 131 191 192
193

Grignon, Lewis, One of commission-
ers to fix seat of justice of
Iowa county III 224

Grimes, George L., Member faculty
State University IV 48

Grimes, James W. I 240 352 492
II 79 389 516 III 157
IV 148 547 V 91 320
468 548 639 VI 54 150
464 227 616 633 VII 150
151 457 555 556 VIII 190
235 506

Adopted daughter of, marries
William B. Allison VIII
556
and the first Fugitive Slave case

VIII 191
and the nomination of Abraham

Lincoln VIH 446 447
and the trial of Andrew Jackson

VHI 337

Appoints Caleb Baldwin district
judge I 209

Appoints Elijah Sells Adjutant
General II 520

Appoints James Hall State
Geologist HI 114

Appoints commission to revise
school laws III 201

Approves prohibitory liquor law
I 588 III 60

Associated with State Bank of
Iowa VII 405 411

Associated with William Pitt
Fessenden in the U. S. Sen-
ate VIII 321 322 324-
329

Attends first State Fair in Iowa
V 64

Authorizes Maj. Williams to or-
ganize troops II 153

Bills vetoed by VI 505

Calls special session of legisla-
ture VH 365

Character and life work of, by
Carpenter I 505-525 574

Characterization of VI 50
475 by Dey VII 83 84

Correspondence with William
Pitt Fessenden VIII 329-
341

Declares the present constitu-
tion of Iowa supreme VIII

Dr. S. G. Matson associated with
III 450

Early home of VI 630

Elected governor, 1854 VIII
83 198 199 490

Empowered to appoint a com-
mission to look after educa-
tional matters VIII 386

Extract from message of III
633

Facsimile of proclamation of,
relating to constitution of
1857 I 225

Father Turner's "platform", en-
dorsing III 59 60

Friend of Asahel A. Case III
159

Friend of Elijah Sells II 560

Friend of Gen. Street II 101

Friendship with W. F. Coolbaugh

VII 467-469

Follows Stephen Hempstead as
governor VIII 233

Gives opinion of the qualifica-
tions for governor in 1860

VIII 220

Governor of Iowa I 350 VII

371 392
Introduced to Franklin Pierce

VII 374,
Lays memorial of Donald Mann

before General Assembly I

Letters by IV 482 VII

376
To Gen. A. C. Dodge, on

railroad question II

400
To Governor Kirkwood IV

307
Relating to election of IT. S.

senators VII 235
Relating to Indian troubles

II 627 III 135
Relating to issue of bonds

for railroads I 575

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

89

On slavery sentiment in
• Iowa VII 462 465

From Lincoln to IV 306

Member First Territorial Legis-
lature II 575 IV 621
622 VII 255 256

Member Fourth General Assem-
bly II 400

Member of joint committee on
reconstruction VIII 332

Mentioned in connection with
naming of Iowa counties II
198

Message of, referring to Des
Moines Navigation Co. I
476

N. M. Hubbard's tribute to V
477

Opinion of, in case of fugitive
slave Dick IV 130-131
133

Opinion of Samuel J. Kirkwood
VIII 215

Opinion on the Massachusetts
naturalization law VIII
207

Pioneer lawyer II 577 IV
484

Portrait decorates the Senate
chamber of the capitol
VIII 314

Procures bust of William Pitt
Fessenden IV 634

Public services of III 385

Quotation from VII 139

Receives letter from William
Pitt Fessenden VIII 334

Resides in Burlington, Iowa
VIII 124

Samuel L. Howe works for elec-
tion of I 571

Secretary of council with In-
dians VII 441

Senatorial term of VIH 472

Succeeded by George G. Wright
IV 486

Suggestion to place statue of in
Hall of Statuary IV 304

Supported by Charles Aldrich
II 206

Supported by Clark Dunham
IV 214 217

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Tribute to VI 554

United States senator, influence
of I 600

Votes against impeachment of
Andrew Johnson II 524
VI 483 484 570 VII 469

Urged by Mr. Aldrich for U. S.
senator VIII 448

Urges provision for public li-
braries VII 378

Widow of, presents marble bust
of William Pitt Fessenden
to the Historical Department
VIH 550

Welcomes Gov. Chambers to
Iowa IV 436

Writes letter to Edward C. Davis
of Dubuque VIII 510 511

Writes letter to Samuel J. Kirk-
wood VIII 508
Grimes, Mrs. James W. I 507510
IV 130 133

Aids Mrs. Harlan in Sanitary
Commission II 502

Mentioned in letters VII 191

325 329 334 341
Presents bust of William Pitt

Fessenden to State IV

634
Grimes, John, Grandfather of John

Grimes Walker VIII 235
Grimes, Susan, Mrs. Alden Walker

VI 630

Grimsley, John, Letter by, endeavor-
ing to save life of squaw

V 72
Grinnell, Henry, Arctic fame of II

249
Grinnell, Josiali B. II 482

and the Underground railway

VIII 192
At the first inauguration of

Abraham Lincoln VIII

50
Attitude of, on negro suffrage

question I 598
Defeated for State senator, 1859

VIII 214
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

565
Grinnell, Iowa, named for IV

517
Heads relief work for sufferers

from Grinnell cyclone III

90 91
Influence of, in Congress I

600
Introduces Iowa delegation to

Abraham Lincoln VIII

48 <•
Iowa politician, 1860 VIII

190
Life and public services of, by

Parker U 249
Marries Julia Chapin VIH

400
Men and Events of Forty Years,

reference to HI 92
Reads poem at laying of corner

stone of new capitol V

215 VII 89
Regent State University IV

13
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood

for governor, 1859 VIII

217
Grinnell, Mrs. Julia Chapin, Obituary

VIII 400
Grinnell, Julius Spragfne, Prosecuted

Chicago anarchists II 249
Grinnell, Moses H., Congressman

and collector of port of New

York II 249

Grinnell, Myron, Celebrates Fore-
father's day II 249
Grinnell, Iowa

Cyclone at, story of, by Her-

rick II 255 HI 81
Monument to founder of II

249
Station on Underground railroad

II 255 256

Griswold, E. VIII 132
Griswold College, Davenport, Iowa
David S. Sheldon teacher in II

2
Rev. W. H. Barris' connection

with, V 220 222
Groning-er, A., Present at opening of

grave of Floyd II 310
Grosenbacher, Connection with Des

Moines river land grant

troubles I 548 549

90

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Groseilliers VII 151
Grosvenor, Dr. Mason, Member of
Illinois Association III 54
G-rover, Brig1. Gen. Cuvier I 189

196 446 565 II 46
Growth of talent and genius with-
in the State of Iowa VII
39

G-ruber, Eberliarcl Iiudwig1, One of
the founders of the Amana
Society I 384
Gruber, John A., Visits America I

385

Grundy, Judge Pelix III 621
Gue, Alice, Daughter of B. F. Gue

VI 477
Gue, Benjamin F. V 69 536

Appointed assistant Historical

Department I 58
Biographical note IV 483
Death of VI 465
Finds grave of brother I 186
General Nathaniel B. Baker I

81-99

History of Iowa, review of VI

395, reference to VI 481

VIII 191 315 316 462

Honors Gen. Crocker I 231

Judge George G. Wright IV

483 541

Letter from IV 112
Letter to IV 489
Life and death of Theodore

Guelich I 46
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378

Member Seventh General As-
sembly, recollections of II
205 IV 366
Obituary VI 476
Prepares proceedings of Pioneer
Law Makers for publication
III 230
Public Services of Hiram Price

I 585
Reference to II 482 III

60 V 157
Recollections of C. F. Clarkson

I 410
Reminiscences of Kishkekosh

county I 129
Gue, David J. VI 477

Paints portrait of Bishop Lee

I 65
Gue, Gurney C., Son of B. F. Gue

VI 477
Gue, Horace G., Son of B. F. Gue

VI 477

Gue, Capt. J. C., Incidents relating
to death and burial of I
186
Gue, John, Father of B. F. Gue VI

476
Gue, Katherine Gurney, Mother of

B. F. Gue VI 476
Guelich, Theodore

Life and Death of, by Gue I

46

Signs letter written to con-
gressional leaders on natur-
alization laws VIII 207
Guernsey, George W., Publisher
History of the Hamlin Fam-
ily II 75

Guettard, M., Mentions lead mines
III 63

Gufflu, E. M., Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 29 30 34

Guilbert, Dr. Edward A., Obituary
IV 400

Gnillot, De Bois, Commandant Ft.
St. Nicholas IV 611

Guitar, Col. Odon, Commands forces
at battle of Moore's Mill
VIII 272

Guittar, Francis, Obituary II 488

Gunsaulus, Dr. Frank W. V 633

Gurley, W. H. F., Drafts law for
collection of taxes VI 305

Gurney, Joseph John, Leader of di-
vision in Society of Friends
IV 265

Gush, J. VIII 133

Guthrie, Edwin

Biographical data II 200 201
Captain 15th U. S. Infantry IV

314

Iowa county named for II
200

Gnthrie, James B.., Member faculty
State University IV 54

Gwyne, Nathaniel McLean, Awarded
medal of honor VU 106

HAAS, JOHN M., Obituary II 247

Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, Attend
reception given to Abraham
Lincoln IV 462

Hackleman, Gen. Pleasant Adam I
101 102

Hackley, A. W.

Fremont as a presidential possi-
bility VIII 448
Makes statement concerning
slavery VIII 446

Haddock, William J.

Acknowledgment to IV 4
Obituary VII 397
Secretary Board of Regents,
State University IV 11

Hadley, Capt. Elbridgre D.

Aids in procuring tablet to Rev-
olutionary soldiers VI 472
Furnishes photograph of birth-
place of Gov. Grimes VI
630

Hag-ans, J. C., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 378

Hag-ar, Mrs., Temporary president
Sanitary Convention II

503

Hag-g-ard, Edward VIII 521

Hag-g-ard, John, Attempts surveying
in Iowa III 297

Hag-ood, Gen. Johnson, Encounter
with Daniel D. Dailey III
475

Hag-uewood, Linnie, Paragraph re-
lating to VI 443

Hag-y, John, Proprietor of the West-
ern Hotel, Sioux City VIII
408

Hag*y, Mrs. John, Keeps the Tre-
mont House, Sioux City
VIII 418

Hahn, Charles E. VI 585

Hahn, Claud, Serves in Spanish-
American war VI 585

Hahn, Daniel, Jr. VI 585

Hahn, David Seward, Earliest set-
tler of Linn county VI
581-589

Hahn, Ellas E. VI 585

Hahn, Frank KM Serves in Spanish-
American war VI 584

Hahn, Guy, Serves in Spanish-Amer-
ican war VI 584

Hahn, Joanna VI 585

Hahn, John C., Serves in Spanish-
American war VI 584

Hahn, John F. VI 584 586

Hahn, Joseph VI 585

Incidents in life of VI 584

Hahn, Lemuel VI 585

Hahn, Lydia J. VI 585

Hahn, Mary E. VI 585

Hahu, Permelia Epperson, Early set-
tler of Linn county VI
581 586

Hahn, Sarah VI 585

Hahn, Susannah VI 585

Hahn, Victor, Serves in Spanish-
American war VI 585

Haidien, John, Receives indemnity
from State I 366

Haigler, Christiana Margaret, Wife
of Henry Clay Dean VIII
299

Haigler, William, Grandfather of
Mrs. Henry Clay Dean
VIII 299

Haines, Col. C. F. VIII 132

Kaines, B. T. VII 606

Haines, Dr. Reuben, Rafinesque vis-
its VII 217

Haines, Robert Miller, Obituary VI
79

Haines, Thomas E., Obituary VIII
480

Haire, John IV 374

Halt, Takes part in buffalo hunt
VI 593

Halbert, Mr. VIII 181

Haldeman, Capt., Commands the
steamer Yorktown VIII
405

Hale, Rev. Albert, Member of Illi-
nois Association III 54

Hale, Edward E., Jr., Instructor
State University IV 42

Hale, John F. IV 236

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII
449
Attends services in church of

J. B. Grinnell II 253
Free soil candidate for gover-
nor of New Hampshire I

Speeches made in Congress

printed VIII 83
Hale, O. C. VIII 133

Currency of State Bank burned

in presence of I 292
Hale, Susan E., Instructor State

University IV 34
Hale, William V 392
Hales, Friend of Rafinesque VII

219

Haley, E., Marriage of VI 585
Half-breed lands, Advertisement for

sale of VII 637
Half-breed Tract III 252 448
IV 601 V 59 VI
426

History of, by Wick VII 16
Location of VI 91 187 VII
440

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

91

Reserved by Indians II 181
185 VI 189 VII 284
451

Halford, Maj. Elijah Walker, Pri-
vate secretary President
Harrison V 580
Halkney, David, Member of organi-
zation for protection from
horse thieves VI 61
Hall I 440
Hall, Judge, Sketches of the West,

extract from VII 537
Hall, Amanda, Wife of Enoch W.

Eastman VI 418
Hall, Augustus VIII 75 200

Co-operates with Thorington in
the House of Representa-
tives VIII 75
Early Iowa lawyer IV 484 v
Lawyer of Keosauqua VHI

483
Member of Congress HI 206

VIH 485

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69

Hall, Ben, Early lawyer of Keosau-
qua V 420
Hall, Benton J.

Appears for Navigation Co. I

634 637

Connection with Iowa Geologi-
cal Survey III 115
Defeated for Congress by John

H. Gear V 594
Educated at Mt. Pleasant I

570

Member Fourteenth General
Assembly IV 257 V
585 587
Offers amendment to bill for

new capitol IV 259
Obituary I 343
Son of Jonathan C. Hall VIII

20 31

Hall, Charley VII 635
Hall, Claiborne, Surveys town of

Pella III 258
Hall, E., Dr. C. C. Parry associated

with VII 417

Hall, Edwin S., Associated with dis-
covery and exploration of
Itasca Basin II 31
Hall, Elmer, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11

Hall, Chaplain Francis B., Awarded
medal of honor VII 107
Hall, Frederick, Professor in Middle-
bury College, Boston, 1821
VIH 164
Hall, Lieut. George F., At battle of

Corinth I 216

Hall, Crranville Davisson, Rending
of Virginia, review of VII
311
Hall, Henry VII 635

Marriage of VII 636
Hall, Maj. Hiram W. II 18
Hall, Homer, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11
Hall, James

Law partner of J. B. Howell I
347

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Member First Territorial Legis-
lature VI 354 VII
258

One of founders of Keosauqua

V 238

Testifies in a trial held in the
Territory of Iowa, 1839
VIII 144
Hall, James

Appointed State Geologist III
114

Establishes the Iowa State Geo-
logical Survey VIII 386

Opinion of, on mineral black
II 267

Pioneer naturalist VIII 346

Professor of geology, State Uni-
versity IV 30 31

Scientific work of III 115

Hall, Jonathan C. Ill 628 VI

464 VII 309 VIII 11

Biographical note VI 21

Biography of, by E. H. Stiles
VIII 18-31

Characterization of VII 83

Counsel for defendant in Fugi-
tive Slave case VI
9 10 17 44
Speech to jury VI 21

Early Iowa lawyer IV 484
485

Expected to address a coloniza-
tion meeting VIII 535

Father of Benton J. Hall I
343

Friend of Van Caldwell II
389

Judge of the Supreme Court
VIII 486

Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1844 III 37
38

Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 II
563 III 33 37 VII
84

Democratic nominee for
president of II 584

Member of Eighth General As-
sembly II 79

Represents the defendants in the
Fugitive Slave case VIII
120

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69

Supporter of school at Mt.

Pleasant I 570
Hall, Miss Maria, Wife of James A.

Williamson VI 182
Hall, Martin X!., Naval record of

VI 611

Hall, Samuel, Father of Jonathan C.
Hall VIII 20

Hall, Sarah Chapin, Mother of Jona-
than C. Hall VIII 20

Hall, Gov. Willard P., Commissions
Gen. Dodge as Major of the
Missouri State militia I
319

Hallam, Henry III 263

Halleck, Gen. Henry W. I 172
195 302 II 5 105 109
138 497 III 433 IV
584 VI 444

At battle of Corinth I 99
Communication to I 317
Letter to VI 179

Mrs. Ann E. Harlan's meeting

with II 490-492
Order for return of fugitive
slaves denounced by Grimes
I 519

Rumored to take McClellan's
place in command of -the
army VIII 328
Hall of Public Archives

Law establishing VII 384
Movement for establishment of

in Alabama V 543
Need of V 66 304 VII 302
Report on, by Shambaugh VII

561

Hall of Statuary, Suggestions to
place statues of Grimes and
Harlan in IV 304
Halsteacl, Murat

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII

90-92 96
Author of Our Presidents VIII

97

Halsteacl, W. M. VII 606
Halverson, John, Member of organi-
zation for protection from
horse thieves VI 62
Ham, C. D.

Obituary notice of George W.

Jones II 565
Error in, corrected II 643
Ham, Charles M. V 557
Ham, Moses M.

Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334

D. D. W. Carver business part-
ner of V 118

First White Man in Iowa II
329

Makes valuable contributions to
Historical Department II
395

Obituary V 636

Pays tribute to D. N. Richard-
son III 573

Regent State University IV
13

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Who Was Peosta? II 470
Ham & Carver

Present file of Dubuque Herald
to Historical Department I
64

Publish Dubuque Herald IV

76

Hamer, Thomas !• , Recommends

Robert Lucas as governor

of Iowa Territory II 410

Hamill, Mrs. Nancy M., Obituary

III 652

Hamill, Smith III 652
Hamilton, Botanist VII 201
Hamilton, Connection with Fugitive

Slave case VI 20
Hamilton, Alexander I 243 246 247

II 90 237 564 III 293

IV 94 V 595 VI
475

Letter to Washington VI 401

Letter from Washington VI

402

Quotation from, relating to
money I 275

William Pitt Fessenden com-
pared with VIII 330

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

93

Hamilton, Gen. Charles S. Ill 425

At battle of Corinth I 101

105
Hamilton, Miss Ella, See Durley,

Mrs. Preston B.

Hamilton, Henry M., Removes to
Iowa with J. B. Grinnell II
254

Hamilton, J. D. Iff., Speaks at the
celebration of the centen-
nial of Fort Madison VIII
553 »

Hamilton, Jacob, Pastor Dunkers

church VII 279
Hamilton, John J., Writes sketch of
Dr. Joel E. Hendricks VI
470
Hamilton, Landon

Obituary III 573

Passenger on Des Moines river

steamboat IV 359
Presents collection to Historical

Department IV 397
Hamilton, Lieut. Schuyler, Stationed
at Ft. Des Moines IV 452
Hamilton, Lieut. Thomas, Military
record of III 104-109
VI 249

Hamilton, William S. Ill 396
Raises company of Indians II

90
Son of Alexander Hamilton III

293
Trustee of university at Bel-

mont, Wis. IV 5
Hamilton, William W.

Hamilton county named for II

237
President Iowa Senate, 1856

III 651

Public services of IV 558
Hamilton county

Included in Webster county I
575 IV 558

Named in honor of W. W. Ham-
ilton II 237 IV 558

Original name of I 133

Tablet to memory of Co. C,
Spirit Lake expedition, in
court house of III 481

IV 475

Hamlin, Charles E., Author of the
Life and Times of Hannibal
Hamlin VIII 103

Hamlin, Hannibal II 75

Charles E. Hamlin writes life of

VIII 103

Vice-president of the United
States, 1861-5 VIII 343
Writes letter to A. C. Dodge
VIII 515

Hamlin, Homer, Removes to Iowa
with J. B. Grinnell II
254

Hamlin Family, History of, by An-
drews, review of II 75
VI 234

Hamline, L. I.., M. E. Bishop II

Hammatt, Edward S. V 223

Hammatt, Mrs. Edward S., Daugh-
ter of W. H. Barris V 223

Hammer, D., Member Ninth General
Assembly IV 378

Hammer, William, Pioneer Iowa
Quaker IV 264

Hammond, Charles E., Witness at

marriage of Corporal Allen-

der IV 431
Hammond, M. B., Financial History

of Wisconsin Territory,

cited V 356
Hammond, Dr. William A.

Biographical note IV 415
Gen. Lyon makes apology at

reception given by IV

427 428
Recollections of Gen. Nathaniel

Lyon IV 415 468
Surgeon General of the army

during the Civil war VIII

637

Hammond, Prof. William G. Ill 183
Library of, presented to State

University IV 60
Obituary I 503
Principal and chancellor Law

Department, State Univer-
sity IV 51 52 488
Hammonds, George, Emigrant to

Oregon VIII 304
Hammonds, Henry, Emigrant to

Oregon VIII 304
Hampton brothers, Quakers settling

in Iowa IV 266
Hampton, Emma VII 502
Hampton, Mary, Cares for wounded

soldiers VII 502
Hampton, Sarah, Cares for wounded

soldiers VH 502
Hampton, Mrs. William, Cares for

wounded soldiers VII

501 502

Hancock, Charles T. IV 82
Hancock, Capt. Frederick

Estimate of Abner Kneeland

VI 355

Obituary VI 320
Hancock, Gen. Winfield Scott III

425 426 VI 106 576
Hancock county, Surveying in III

440
Hand & Cusey, Business firm of

Humboldt VIII 9
Handbill recommending- Henry

Dodg-e as governor of Wis-
consin Territory IV 137
Handling the Fanic of 1907 VIII

536
Haney, Chaplain Milton L., Awarded

medal of honor VII 107
Hanks, Judge James M., Recollec-
tions of Abner Kneeland

VI 356
Hanks, Capt. Romulus L., At battle

of Corinth I 219
Hanly, Lieut. J. H., Military record

of III 358
Hanna, S. Smith, Instructor State

University IV 43
Hanna, Thomas, Vote on bill for

board of charities IV

312

Hanna, Col. William II 294
Hannan VI 299
Hansen, George O., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320
Hansen, H. C., President of Home

Savings Bank VIII 539
Harbach, L., Entertains members of

Constitutional Convention

of; 1857 III 70

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Harbert, Albert N. VI 557

Collector of historical materials

VI 232

Instrumental in securing tablet
to memory of Capt. Drum-
mond VT 473
Member Linn county Historical

Society VII 67
Harbour, J. P., Dr. C. C. Parry asso-
ciated with VII 417
Hardee, Gen. W. J. I 311 312 313

II 114 115
Anecdote relating to III 437

438

Evacuates Charleston II 279
Evacuates Savannah II 144

145

Hardeman, Gen. W. P., At battle of
Pleasant Hill HI 403

404 VII 491 513
Hardfish, Indian chief I 130 V

625

Hardie, James Allen III 425
Harclie, Thomas

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly I 227 IV 379
Obituary IV 158
Regent State University IV

13
Hardin, Davis, Agent of Pottawatta-

mie Indians II 549
Hardin, Henry, Early settler of Keo-

kuk county II 61
Hardin, John J., Iowa county named

for II 200

Hardin, Maj. M. D., Signs discharge
paper of William Bratton
V 70

Hardin county, Named in honor of
John J. Hardin II 200
Hardships of Pioneers in Northwest-
ern Iowa, by Ingham v
135
Hardy, Samuel, Delegate of Virginia

in Congress II 188
Hardy, •William, Defeated for mem-
ber of Territorial Legisla-
ture VI 355

Hare, Michael, Writes official mem-
oir of Rev. Samuel Clarke
I 466
Harg-is, Henry Clinton, Obituary VI

400
Harl, Lieut. W. P., Receives arms

and ammunition V 85
Harlan, A. W., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 57
Harlan, Aaron W. IV 323

Gives account of organization
to protect rights of set-
tlers VI 212
Makes tri-p on flatboat HI

199

Recollections of Abner Knee-
land VI 362

Recollections of steamboating
on the Des Moines IV
331

Said to have brought first steam
boat to Keosauqua IV
327 330
Slavery in Iowa Territory II

631
Harlan, Mrs. Ann I!.

Services of, during Civil war

H 489-508
Tribute to II 553

Harlan, Edg-ar B. IV 323

Assists Mr. Duffield in prepara-
tion of Pioneer Reminis-
cences VII 390
Assumes editorial management

of the Annals of Iowa VIII

467 547 630
Editorial on Charles Aldrich

VIII 385
Furnishes information relating

to Abner Kneeland VI

351

Photographic work of VI 471
Presents bill of sale of mulatto

boy VII 143
Takes charge of funeral in Des

Moines of Charles Aldrich

VIII 573
Harlau, James, I 252504 II

206 553 IV 111 116 146

VI 150 559 571 VH

557
Abolitionist VIII 189 191

195
and the first nomination of

Abraham Lincoln VIII

109 114
Attends funeral of Gen. Corse

II 300

Attends the laying of the cor-
ner stone of the Historical

Building VIII 627
Biographical sketch of IV

148
Candidate for United States

senator II 526 VI

486 VII 371
Corrects wrong impression con-
cerning Charles Mason II

169 170

Death of IV 307
Defeated for superintendent of

public instruction VI

634
Discovers Charles Aldrich VIII

634
Dr. S. G. Matson associated

with III 450
Elijah Sells accepts position in

department of II 522
Friend of Daniel Anderson V

76

Friend of Elijah Sells II 560
Incident concerning VIII 153
Influence of, in Congress I

600
Letter to George Frazee VII

235
Oil portrait of, purchased by

State V 467
Opinion on naturalization VIII

202 208-211
President Old Settlers day.

Burlington Semi-Centennial

II 624

Presides at laying of corner-
stone of Historical
Building IV 81 82
90 102

Address of IV " 87
Proclamation on death of IV

308
Public services of H 489

IV 308 VI 226
Recollections of, unfinished IV

475

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

95

Relations with Walt Whitman

VI 225
Regent State University IV

10
Resides at Mt. Pleasant VIII

192

Statue in Statuary Hall, Wash-
ington VIII 551
Statue of VIII 393-395
Suggestion to place statue of.
in Hall of Statuary IV
304

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Vote on back pay bill VI 551
William B. Allison takes place

in the Senate VIII 556
Harlan, Jessie Fremont, Death of

II 489

Harlan, Col. Josiah, Ft. Dodge com-
pany joins regiment of VI
571

Harlan, Richard VII 219
Harman, Merrltt W., Vote on bill
for board of charities IV
312

Harnack, Adolf VI 633
Harned, Sanford, Vote on bill for
board of charities IV 312
Harney, Caroline, Granted land by

Government III 605
Harney, Gen. William S. VI 233

IV 580
Member of comission to treat

with Indians II 523
Harper, Francis F.

Acknowledgment to IV 393
Published History of Lewis and
Clark Expedition I 76
531

Publisher VI 233 VII 72
Publishes Expedition of Lieut.
Zebulon M. Pike I 532
II 20 322

Harper, Robert, Obituary IV 482

Harper, Robert G., William Penn

Clark apprentice to VI 77

Harper, W. W. K., Killed at battle

of Corinth I 215
Harriman, John W.

Member of the faculty State

University IV 54
Portrait presented to the Iowa
State University VIII

229

Harriott, Dr. Isaac H., Victim of the
Spirit Lake massacre III
529 543 V 25

Harris, Col., Agent Des Moines Na-
vigation Co. II 265
Harris, Amos

Member of a committee ap-
pointed to examine Edward
H. Stiles for the bar VIII
241

Member of the Constitutional

Convention of 1857 II

563 III 33 69 639 VIII

22 508

Pioneer Iowa lawyer VIII

488-490
Harris, Frank E., Military record of,

VI 601

Harris, George B., Connection with
C. B. & Q. railroad VII
412

Harris, Georgre S. VII 475

Harris, Henry C., Member faculty
State University IV 48

Harris, Isham G., Offers bill for
safety appliances on rail-
roads V 572

Harris, Joseph Benson, Obituary

VII 156

Harris, Thomas, Obituary VII 80
Harris, William Charles, Obituary

IV 641

Harris, Capt. W. H., Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 330 337
Harris, Dr. W. T.

Commends Prof. Parker's High-
er Education in Iowa I
671

Report of, cited VII 375
Harrison, Benjamin I 236 423
III 652 VII 156 319
476

Appoints E. H. Conger Minister
to Brazil VIII 155

Appoints F. W. Palmer govern-
ment printer IV 403
VI 151

Appoints John McHugh National
Bank examiner III 78

Appoints John W. Noble Secre-
tary of the Interior VIII
274

Compared with Wm. Henry
Harrison I 427

Considers W. B. Allison for Sec-
retary of the Treasury VIII
556

Nominated for president IV

223 225

Reappoints Frank Wayland Pal-
mer government printer

VIII 316
Recommends safety appliances

on railroads V 569 580
Refuses to reappoint Gen. Corse

postmaster of Boston II

296
Harrison, Miss Caroline M., Wife of

W. H. Barris V 223
Harrison, E. H., Member Board of

State Bank Commissioners

I 291 V 100
Harrison, Francis, Resident of Keo-

sauqua during flood of 1851

V 417
Harrison, Jacob Hug-h

Letter from IV 116

Obituary VI 398
Harrison, Col. Thomas J., Candidate
for promotion to rank of
Brigadier General VI 180
Harrison, William Henry I 444
445 II 519 639 IV

277 V 612 VII 170
246

Advises Gov. Chambers to wear
full uniform at council with
Indians I 400

Appoints Elijah Sells Secretary
of Utah Territory H 524
III 78

Appoints John Chambers Gover-
nor of Iowa Territory II
581

Appoints O. W. H. Stull Secre-
tary of Iowa Territory III
570

96

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Commissioner of Indian Affairs

I 604 620 III 98 104
Compared with Fremont VIII

Death of I 428 II 431
Francis Springer has letter of

introduction to H 573
Friend of Gov. Chambers I

426
Governor John Chambers serves

on staff of I 425
Governor of Indiana Territory

III 98 V 325 528 VII

16 432 450
Presidential campaign of I

427 457 566 II 579
Removes George W. Jones from

office of surveyor general

II 564

Removes James Clarke from of-
fice of Secretary of the
Territory VIII 437
Speech of Tecumseh to VI

193
Harrison county,

Charles Larpenteur resident of

V 60

Indians in III 135
Named in honor of W. H. Har-
rison II 201

Harrod, Maj. B. N., Director Vicks-
burg National Military Park
V 272

Harshman, Mrs., Survivor of mas-
sacre at Springfield, Minn.
V 19

Harshman, Victim of massacre at
Springfield, Minn. V 19
Hart, Albert Bushnell II 323

Author of a biography of Sal-
mon P. Chase VHI 101
108
Editor of the American Nation

VIII 86

Hart, Anson, Regent State Univer-
sity IV 11 13
Hart, Mary E., Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 34

Hart, Norman H., Commissioner Des

Moines river investigation,

report of I 537

Hart & Hinkley, Pioneer millers of

Madison county VI 449

Harter, Nicholas, Killed at battle of

Pleasant Hill III 28
Hartman, B. T., Member faculty
State University IV 46
Hartman, William H., Obituary II

247

Hartshorn, El din J., Vote on bill
for board of charities IV
312
Hartsock, James B., Obituary I

423
Hartt, Bollin Lynde, Reference to

The lowans VII 379
Hartung-, Benwick J., Naval record

of VI 611

Hartzell, Serg-t. Randall M., Color
bearer at Allatoona II
291

Harvard, Bev. John, Founder of

Harvard University IV 2

Harvey, Dr. Phillip, Corresponding

secretary State Historical

Society at Burlington VII

301
Harvey, Thomas H., Files report of

R. W. Cummins III 127
Harveys, Members Dunkers church

VII 275

Harvison, William Q., President of
the Century Savings Bank

VIII 539

Harwood, James C., Obituary VI

159
Haskell, Charles W., Naval record

of VI 612

Haskins, Alviu A., Associated in
business with Charles A.
Bishop VIII 478
Haskins, Charles C., Early settler
of Linn county VI 583
Hassall, Bev. VIII 133
Hasting-s, Dr., Lecturer State Uni-
versity, 1849 IV 29
Hastings, D. C., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 378
Hasting-s, Serranus Clinton II

639 VII 258
Friend of Stephen Whicher IV

516
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389

Judge Supreme Court Iowa Ter-
ritory VII 167
Law partner of J. Scott Rich-
man VII 363
Member early bar of Iowa IV

515

Obituary I 79
Public services of IV 621 622
Removes to California VII

364

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69
Takes seat in Congress II

620

Has well, Arthur, Obituary II 77
Hatch, Visits Council Bluffs with

Lincoln IV 460
Hatch, Gen., in the Civil war VIII

41
Hatch, Miss Eliza, Mrs. Nathan

Hoyt Brainard V 237
Hatch, Col. Edward

At Vicksburg V 274
Charge at Farmington, Miss.

VI 444-446
Hatch, J. H.

Member Twelfth General As-
sembly IV 244
Supplies S. R. Ingham with am-
munition V 493
Hatch, Judge Leander O., Associated
with Reuben Noble in law
business III 197
Hatch, Mrs. Minnie Therese, Obitu-
ary III 477
Hatch, W. H. VIII 391
Hath way, Miss III 535
Hathway, A. N.

Biographical note III 532
Member Spirit Lake expedition
III 532 538 V 17 25
Hathway, Georg-e III 535
Hathway, Newton III 534 535
Hatton, Prank, Obituary I 504

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

97

Hatton, Thomas VIII 132

Pays tribute to James D. See-

burg-er V 159
Haugre, Amos O., Cashier of the Iowa

Trust and Savings Bank

VIII 539
Haug-er, J., Elder Bunkers church

VII 277
Hauglitelin, Irving', Pastor Dunkers

church VII 279
Haug-htelin, J. D., Elder Dunkers

church VII 279 282
Haverty, District agent, pays claim

of half-breeds VII 190
Havie, M. M., Merchant of Ft. Dodge

VII 142

Hawkeye, How the name was given
to residents of Iowa VIII
122

Hawkesbury, Lord VI 409

Hawkins, James O., Messenger Con-
stitutional Convention of
1857 III 69

Hawkins, G-en. John P., Commands
negro troops at Jenkins
Ferry IH 432 434 435

Hawkins, Mrs. Lucy E., Wife of
George E. Clark VIII

240

Haworth, J. D., Early Recollections
of Keokuk County II 60
74

Hay, A. T., Business partner of Gen.
J. M. Corse II 3

Hay, Mrs. Amelia, Daughter of Jere-
miah Smith VIII 434

Hay, Mrs. Maria Jones, Obituary
III 238

Hay, Dr. Walter III 238

Hayden, Dr. P. V.,

of the U. S. Geological Survey

VIII 568

Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

600

Hayden, Ferdinand IV 559
Hayden, M. M., Assists Samuel R.
Curtis with the Des Moines
river engineering VIII

392
Hayes, Rutherford B. Ill 652

V 557 266

Appoints George W. McCrary

Secretary of War IV 280

Pays tribute to Gen. Charles

Devine II 298
Reinstates Dr. Hammond in

army IV 415

Hayes, Samuel, Member faculty
State University IV 57
Hayes, Walter I.

Obituary V 76
Opposes bill for safety appli-
ances on railroads V 579
Portrait of, in Historical art

gallery VI 391
Public services oi VI 391
Hayne, Robert Y. IV 148
Hays, Col., Soldier in the Mexican

war VIII 390
Hays, John H., Awarded medal of

honor VII 110

Hayward, Col. J. X. T., Assists the
U. S. troops in Missouri
VIII 362
Hayzlett, G-eorgre W., Obituary VIII

560

Hazard, Theodore L., Lecturer State
University IV 56

Hazen, E. H., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 54

Hazleton, Prye E., Clerk of the dis-
trict court, Territory of
Iowa VIII 143 144
Head, Albert, Letter by, giving ac-
count of grasshopper plague
IV 441

Head, Capt. Mahlon, Sneaks at the
dedication of Iowa monu-
ments VIII 73
Healey, Creorgfe W., Awarded medal

of honor VII 110
Healy, Q-. B., Curator Academy of
Science and Letters, Sioux
City VI 312

Healy, George P. A., Paints portrait
and presents it to Histori-
cal Department I 65
Hearst, Phoebe IV 92
Heath, William H., Battle of Pleas-
ant Hill, Louisiana VII
516 546

Heath, G-en. I 324 325
Hebard, Alfred

Appointed to examine books of
Des Moines River Improve-
ment I 364 365
Biographical note VI 216
Biographical sketch, by Salter

III 47

Border War between Iowa and
Missouri I 651 665
666

Cited III 47
Death of III 51
Indian Treaty and Its Negotia-
tion I 397
Original Surveys of the C. B. &

Q. railroad VI 216
Public services of II 639
Recollections of Early Territo-
rial Days II 212
Reference to III 47
Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312
Witness to Indian treaty VII

443

Hebard, Mrs. Alfred, Description of
Burlington in early days
III 51

Hebert, G-en. Louis, Extract from
report of, on siege of Vicks-
burg V 280

Hebert, Mrs. Lou, Member of choir
of Father Pelamourgues'
church VI 121

Hedg-e, Thomas V 633 VI 397
Address at funeral of Gen.

Corse II 301
Attends exercises at laying of
corner-stone of Historical
Building IV 82 146
Biography of Charles Elliott

Perkins VIII 367-381
Hedg-e, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Aid in
securing portrait of Dr.
Salter V 630
Hedg-es, Capt. Christian, At battle

of Corinth I 217
Hedg-es, Col. N. G-., Delegate to
Democratic State conven-
vention, 1859 IV 372
Hedrick, Gen. J. M. VIII 133
Hedstrom, Olaf G-., Swedish Metho-
dist minister in New York
VIII 4

98

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Heinemann, Barbara, Member of
Amana Society I 386

Heinemann, Frederick, Seeks loca-
cation for Amana Society

I 387
Hempel, J. O. V 125

Prepares financial report of
Clayton county VI 132

Hemphill & Turner, William B. Alli-
son studies law with VIII
556

Hempstead, Edward, Delegate to
Congress from Missouri
Territory VI 248

Hemps te ad, Stephen I 440 445

II 154 163 III 394 395
Anecdote of VIII 233
Approves bill for naming Iowa

counties II 236
Associate of Judge Jonathan C.

Hall VIII 21
Bills vetoed by VI 505
Brief account of VII 457
Candidate for Territorial Coun-
cil VII 265
Defends Gten. Street and Maj.

Kearny II 88
Dr. S. G. Matson, associated

with III 450
Extract from message of, 1852

I 363

Interested in lead mines VII
456

Member of commission to for-
mulate Code of 1851 II
163 IV 606 V 161

VII 621

Member of First Territorial
Legislature IV 621 622

Mentioned in connection with
naming of Iowa counties

II 198

Opposes James Thorington for
Congress VIII 74

President of the Senate (1846)
I 423

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69

Hendershott, David, Member Terri-
torial Legislature of Iowa

III 625
Hendershott, Henry B.

Appointed commissioner to

make survey of boundary

line I 647
Biographical sketch of, by Stiles

III 624
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389
Judge of the Ottumwa district

VIII 242

Member of committee on new

counties II 197
Musters 24th Iowa into service

I 16

Obituary IV 559
Settles in Ottumwa I 255
Hendershott, Isaac B., Obituary

VIII 400

Henderson, Testimony of, in Fugi-
tive Slave case VI 17
Henderson, Andrew O., Obituary IV

80
Henderson, David B. Ill 354

Associated with Charles Mac-
Kenzie VIII 400

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82 146
Connection with Vicksburg Na-
tional Military Park V
276
Governor Larrabee has bronze

figure of VIII 550
Introduces bill relating to safe-
ty appliances on railroads
V 569 571 581
Obituary VII 394
Portrait of, in Historical De-
partment VI 391
Presents historic flags V 541
Statue of, procured by Governor
Larrabee VI 153 473

Henderson, Mrs. David B., Attends
exercises at laying of cor-
ner stone of Historical
Building IV 82 146
Henderson, Judge Henry Clay

Law partner of Preston M. Sut-

ton V 319

Obituary VI 238
Henderson, John W., Regent State

University IV 13
Henderson, Stephen H., Capt. of Co.
A. 24th Iowa Infantry I
15 24 114

Henderson, Wesley H., Killed at bat-
tle of Corinth I 215
Henderson, Capt. William L., Obit-
uary III 239

Hendricks, Dr. Joel E., Editor and
publisher The Analyst VI
468

Hendricks, Thomas A. VIII 337
Friend of W. F. Coolbaugh VII

402
Henn, Bernhart

Death of wife II 326
Defeats George G. Wright for

Congress IV 485
Friend of Van .Caldwell II

389
Letter of James W. Grimes to

II 630
Register of Land Office IV

189

Succeeded by George Wil-
son IV 569
Henn, Mrs. Elizabeth S., Obituary

II 326

Hennelton VIII 287
Hennepin, Father Iiouis I 603
II 177 IV 615 V
234
Hennessey, Bishop John VII 80

Obituary IV 399
Kenning1, Carl Fritz

Calls Mr. Aldrich's attention to

Boone mound VIII 467

Southern Bird in Central Iowa

V 62

Henry, Alexander, Fur trader; jour-
nals of, published III 140
141

Henry, George C., One of State
commissioners to arrange
for Semi-Centennial II

621

Henry, Gen. James D.

Incidents in life of II 364
Service of, in Black Hawk war

VI 314 VII 251 252

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Henry county

Naming of II 364

Natural advantages of III

564
Organization from Des Moines

county H 196
Quaker settlement in IV 264
Henry, Patrick VIII 230
Henry son, Lars, Obituary II 648
Hepburn, William P. V 478

Chief clerk, House, Seventh

General Assembly II 80

Delegate to the convention

which nominated Abraham

Lincoln VIII 99 103

Makes address at Burlington

Semi-Centennial II 625

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood

for governor, 1859 VIII

217

Hepner, George, Member Fifth Ter-
ritorial Legislature IV
636

Herenden, "Wood, Mortally wounded
at battle of Buena Vista
III 466
Herman, M., Pastor Dunkers church

VII 279

Herndon, William Henry, Joint
author of a Life of Abra-
ham Lincoln VIII 100
Herndon & Weik, Authors of a Life
of Abraham Lincoln VIII
84

Herr, Joseph L. VIII 132
Herrick, S. H.

Ackowledgment to III 156
Grinnell Cyclone of June 17,

1882 III 81

Herrick, Stephen L. VII 594
Herring1, Elbert, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, letter by
III 613 VI 372
Herring-ton, Pitt B., Awarded medal

of honor VII 110
Herriott, Prof. Prank I. V 69

VI 627

Chapters in Iowa's Financial
History V 352 425
Cited VI 524
Charles Aldrich VIII 630-

639

Code of 1851 VII 625-626
Constitution of 1857 and the

People VIII 385-389
Dr. Charles A. White VII

469
Earthquakes in the Mississippi

Valley VII 550
Founder of Salubria VI 586-

587
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

630
Gen. F. M. Drake VI 307-

309
Gue's History of Iowa VI

395-396

Historian's Point of View: Is it
National, Or Local, Or
Both? VII 147
Increasing interest in Local His-
tory VII 386
Investigates origin of board of

control reform V 391
Iowa and the Expert VIII
385-389

Iowa and the First Nomination
of Abraham Lincoln VIII
81-115 186-220 444-446

Iowa's Experiment in Govern-
ment VI 30

Iowa's Treasury Deficit in the
Light of the Constitutional
Debates III 631

Is Iowa's History Worth While?

VI 70-73
Cited VI 524

Legislation in Iowa Prior to
1858 VI 498

Pioneer's Reminiscences VII
389-390

Preservation of Iowa's Public
Documents V 293

Preservation of Local Archives
VII 302

President Johnson's Accusers
and the Salary Grab VI
550-554

Publicity in Our Local Finance

VI 129, cited VI 524
Regulation of Trade and Morals

by Iowa Town Councils
Prior to 1858 V 126
Reference to VI 524

Review of The Journals of Rob-
ert Lucas VII 630

Review of Kasson's Evolution
of the Constitution of the
U. S. and , the History of
the Monroe Doctrine, and
Macy's Party Organization
and Machinery VI 631

Our Debt to a Pioneer Collector

VII 391

Review of Salter's Iowa: The
First Free State of the
Louisiana Purchase VII
150

Robert Lucas— The Man VH 626
Serviceable Check List of Iowa's
Public Documents VI

389-390

Some of Iowa's Stock VII 38
Transfusion of Political Ideas
and Institutions in Iowa
VI 46

Reference to VI 502 524
Transplanting Iowa Laws to

Oregon VI 455
Reference to VI 524
Usury in Early Iowa Legislation

IV 634
Whence Came the Pioneers of

Iowa VII 367 446
Herriott, Miss Delia IV 82
Herriott, John IV 82
Herriott, Mrs. John IV 82
Herron, Gen. Francis J.

At battle of Wilson's Creek

IV 470
Awarded medal of honor VII

110 113
N. M. Hubbard on staff of V

477

Obituary V 395
Oliver P. Shiras on staff of V

321
Hershey, Oscar, Scientific work of

II 6 V 51
Hertze, Murdered in Clayton county

VIII 438

Hesse, P., Assistant Iowa Geological
Survey III 119

100

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Hesser, Frederick, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV

378

Het field, Robert, Pioneer VIII 36
Heth, Iiieut. Henry, Military service

of IV 452 VII 453
Hethering-ton, Henry S., Obituary

III 479

Hethering-ton, James H., Naval rec-
ord of VI 612

Hewett, Pioneer mail carrier I 397
Hewett, Sumner B.

Obituary VII 557
Public offices held by I 341
Hewett, Mrs. Sumner B., Obituary

I 341

Hiatt, Maj. VIII 133
Hickenlooper, Gen. Andrew, Member
executive committee Vicks-
burg Military Park Associ-
ation V 272

Hickman, Benjamin N., Severely
wounded at battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 28

Hicks, Elias, Leader of separation
in Society of Friends IV
265
Hicks, Miss Ella, Wife of David N.

De Tarr V 75

Hicks, Col. Stephen G., Commended

by Gen. Sherman II 106

Hicks, Thomas, George H. Yewell

pupil of V 166 227
Hig-bee, Mr. and Mrs. C. H., Aid in
securing portrait of Dr. Sal-
ter V 630
Hig-bee, Isaac N., Surveyor III

439

Hig-gins, Gen. VII 238
Hig-gins, Joel, Marriage of VII

636 .
Hig-ginson, Col. Thomas W.

Aids in the Kansas struggle

VIII 506 507
and the Underground railway

VIII 191

At Tabor VII 393
Hig-hland, William, Early Iowa set-
tler VI 380
Hig-ley. Mortimer A.

Obituary IV 638

Regent State University IV

13
Hilcireth, A. W., Pioneer of Iowa

VIII 517
Hildreth, Azro Benjamin Franklin

III 318 VI 159
Appreciation of N. P. Banks

VIII 447

Calls to order meeting at lay-
ing of corner stone of
Historical Building IV
81 82 85

Address of IV 86
Biographical sketch of IV

146

Characteristics of III 203
Describes monument commemor-
ating Boston massacre III

Journalistic career of V 117
118 314

M. M. Ham associated with
V 636

Member Iowa Board of Educa-
tion III 200 207

Noted in Iowa journalism VIII

190
Party conditions of 1860 VIII

452

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for Governor, 1859 VIII
217

Hildreth, Mrs. Azro B. F. IV 82

Hildreth, J. T., Eearly Iowa journal-
ist V 382

Hildreth, Richard, Gives meaning of
word Iowa II 465

Hill, Pioneer preacher VI 266

Hill, Gen. A. P. Ill 475

Hill, Abigail, Mother of Samuel Mer-
rill V 336

Hill, Alfred J. II 24 30

Friend of Elliott Coues II
31

Hill, Amos, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11

Kill, Edward, Pioneer of Jackson
county VII 3

Hill, Mrs. Elizabeth D., Wife of Gov-
ernor Samuel Merrill V
351

Hill, Enoch S., Case of, relating to
land claims III 331

Hill, Fred, Killed at Yellow Bayou,
La. II 408

Hill, Dr. Gershom H. V 552

Lecturer State University IV
54

Hill, Capt. Grant W., Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 329 330

Hill, Capt. Granville, Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 332

Hill, Lieut. James, Awarded medal
of honor VII 107 110

Hill, James G., Architect of gov-
ernment printing office VI
152

Hill, Rev. James £., Writes Intro-
duction to new edition of
The Iowa Band V 552

Hill, James Jeremiah

' Estimate of Charles Elliot Per-
kins VIII 381
Member of Iowa Band I 528
529 530 531 VII 603 604

Hill, Peter V 336

Hill, Richard, Naval record of VI
612

Hill, Richard W., Member faculty
State University IV 54

Hill, Rowland G., Military record
of VI 601

Hill, Col. S. G., Death of II 407

Hill, W. D. VIII 391

Hillg-uertner, Dr. Carl, Signs letters
to Congressional leaders on
the naturalization law VIII
207 209

Hillhouse, Capt. William, Obituary
I 672

Hillis, Col. David B. V 228 VI

316 VIII 133
Obituary IV 561

Hillis, E. R., Military secretary, let-
ter by VII 313

Hills, F. C., Member executive com-
mittee Floyd Memorial As-
sociation II 312

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

101

Hilsing-er, John, Obituary VII 479
Hilton, James VII 461

Biographical sketch of, by Gue

I 129

Obituary V 397
Recollections of Early Iowa VI

464

Hinckley, Robert, Paints portrait of
Rear Admiral Walker VI
392

Hindeg-ardner, D. S., Teacher Indian
school, Tama county IV
202 204

Hindman, D. R. Obituary VIII 480
Hine, Capt. Add. VIII 133
Hinke, Amos, Celebrates Fourth of

July on flatboat IV 331
Hinkle, Capt. Abraham, Farm of
occupies the site of lowa-
ville VIII 59

Hinkle, Eliliu, Resident of Keosau-
qua during flood of 1851 V
417

Hinkley, Georg-e M. VI 461
Hinman, B. B. & Co., Firm of Keo-

kuk VIII 125
Hinrichs, Dr. Gustavus

Frank Springer, a student of

II 362

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 44 47 54 58
Hinton, S. C. Merchant of Ft. Dodge

VII 142

Hippee, G. M. ft Co., Pioneer mer-
chants IV 362
Hirschl, Andrew J., Lecturer State

University IV 52
Hiscock, Frank, Delegate to Repub-
lican national convention
IV 223
Hise, Elijah, Classmate of Stephen

Whicher IV 503
Historian's Point of View: Is it
National, or Local, or Both?
by Herriott VII 147
Historic places, Preservation of I

66

Historic Reunion, Surviving mem-
bers of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 IH 32
Historical Address, by Dodge IV

577

Historical Address in Commemora-
tion of the 50th Anniversary
of the Adoption of the Con-
stitution of Iowa, by Salter
II 509

Historical Building-
Appropriation for completion of

VI 385
Contents of corner stone of

IV 83
Contracts for work on III

569
Exercises at laying of corner

stone of IV 81 145
First appropriation for III

472
Law providing for erection of

II 477
Legislation pertaining to VIII

Removal of Historical Depart-
ment to IV 396

Stone used in construction of
VH 307

Tablet in memory of Revolution-
ary soldiers placed in VI
149
Historical collections, Range of VI

301

Historical Department of Iowa I
579

and Iowa Historical material
VIII 389-392

At St. Louis Exposition VII
232

Flags in possession of V 540

Fossil remains in collections or
III 21

Furnishes information concern-
ing original papers of Lewis
and Clark expedition I

Furnishes portraits for Burling-
ton Semi-Centennial II 622
Landon Hamilton collection

willed to III 574
Laws referring to I 55
Letters and manuscripts owned
by I 64

Commission of Robert Lucas
as Captain in regular
army II 240 415 473

Correspondence of Gen.
Street V 71

Discharge papers of William
Bratton V 69

Letter by Admiral Farragut
II 634

Letter by Edwin M. Stanton
to Mrs. Ann E. Harlan
II 491

Letter by James W. Grimes
II 400

Manuscript presented by
S. F. Smith II 259

Marriage certificate of Gen.
Lyon IV 431

Oath of office of Gov. Cham-
bers I 428

Order book of Gen. Henry
Dodge II 231

Original manuscript of "Gen-
erals Corse and Howard
II 231

Original manuscript of Gov.
Drake's farewell order

II 481

Original manuscript of mili-
tary order of George
Washington III 307

Pictures on the walls of the
reading room which at
one time decorated the
Supreme Court room of .
the capitol VIII 314-
315

Pro-slavery letter by Cal-
houn II 235

Stenographic reports of pro-
ceedings of Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857

III 70

Volume of printed receipts
for books loaned from
the territorial library
II 638

Loan collections of I 78

Marble busts of Governor and
Mrs. Larrabee presented to
IV 633

102

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Marble medallion of Wm. Pitt
Fessenden owned by IV
633
Military papers and relics II

319

Military mementos of Adam
Larrabee II 650 VII
301
Military papers of Gen.

Crocker III 154
Sword and papers of George

Wilson II 242

Newspaper collections of I

63 421 III 234 IV 630

Origin of I 56-58

Portraits in Gallery of I 65

D. B. Henderson VI 390

Edwin Manning II 321

Francis Springer V 467

Frank Springer VI 390

Hiram Price II 482

William Salter V 630

Talbott's Governor Kirkwood

V 312 Walter I Hayes VI
390

Possesses first edition of Mc-
Kenney & Hall's Indian
Tribes of North America

III 228
Publications of,

Early Settlement and Growth

of Western Iowa, Todd

VII 392
First Census of Dubuque

and Demoine Counties

III 311
History of the Constitutions

of Iowa, Shambaugh V

547
Iowa Territorial Laws, 1838-

39 IV 554 621 622

632 V 300
John Brown Among the

Quakers and Other

Sketches, Richman I

670
Journal of the Extra Session

of 1840 VI 554
Tablet to memory of Revolu-
tionary soldiers placed in

VI 471

Vital statistics of State Board
of Health placed in VI
305

Warren S. Dungan presents cop-
per nugget to III 12

Work of II 401 IV 90

102

Historical Geographical Atlas of the
United States, Compiled by
Frank E. Landers I 59
137 HI 155
Historical material

Value of preservation of III
155

Waste of, in private hands I

579

Historical Proclamation, by Gov.
James A. Mount of Indiana

IV 463

Historical Value of Early Court Files
VIII 143

Historical Value of Iowa News-
papers II 558

History of Lead and Zinc Mining* in
Iowa, by Leonard IH 63

History of Steamboating- on the Des

Moines River, by Hussey
IV 323 393

History, Public Policy Toward His-
torical Work VIII 230
231

Hitchcock, Rev. A. B., Church work
of, in Iowa and Illinois I
527

Hitchcock, Albert S., Member of fac-
ulty State University IV
47

Hitchcock, Prof. Edward, Specimen
of "mineral black" submit-
ted to II 268

Hitchcock, Ethan Allen VI 365
Attends George Wilson at mar-
riage IV 567
Attends prayer meeting at resi-
dence of Gen. Street II
89

Institutes investigation of Simon
Cameron Indian Commis-
sion VII 115-139 172-195
Letter by VI 369
Superintendent of Indian Af-
fairs, complaint to II 98
Warm friend of Gen. Street VI

371
Hitchcock, Jared, Pioneer minister

VII 596

Hoagr, Levi I., Obituary V 558
Hoag-land, Peter, Claimed aerolite

III 284

Hoar, George P., Extract from Four
National Conventions IV
223 235

Hoard, Gov. W. D., Member execu-
tive committee Vicksburg
National Military Park Asso-
ciation V 272

Hobart, C. W., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 13

Hobbs, Semira A., Agreement made
with, to teach school III
216

Hobbs, Dr. Warren C., Obituary III
480

Hobbs, Wesley C. Ill 480

Hobby, C. M., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 54

Hobson, Joseph B., Naval record of
VI 612

Hocket, John, Pioneer Iowa Quaker

IV 264

Hocket, Nathan, Pioneer Iowa Quak-
er IV 264

Hocket, Stephen, Pioneer Iowa Quak-
er IV 264

Hodge, Albert D., Military service of
VI 577

Hodges, Miss, Competes for prize at
first State Fair V 64

Hodges, Steven, Hung for murder of
Miller and Leicy V 157
VI 376 475

Hodges, William, Hung for murder
of Miller and Leicy V
157 VI 376 475

Hodnett, John, Editor Dubuque Her-
ald IV 77

Hofer, A. V., Receives letter from
Mr. Cass, on naturalization

VIII 212

Hoffman, Ogden, Francis Springer
has letter of introduction to
II 573

IND£X, VOLUMES I-VIII

103

Hoffmeister, Dr. A. W., Obituary

II 486
Hogan, John H., Assistant cashier of

the Marquardt Savings Bank

VIII 539

Hog-e, Anna, Wife of Thomas S. Wil-
son I 503
Hog-g-att, Lucian Q., Obituary II

408
Hohbrecker, Theo, Pioneer stage

driver V 420
Holbrook, Connection with Des

Moines river land grant

troubles I 548 549
Holbrook, B. D., Defends Charles B.

Thompson VII 344
Holbrook, John C.

Extract from letter of VII

605
Pioneer preacher VII 594

602 604 I 527

Holbrook, Mrs. John C. VII 602
Holbrook, Norman B.

Member of committee to con-
sider bill for State board

of charities IV 311
Obituary VI 319
Holbrook, Parker X., Regent State

University IV 13
Holcomb, Judg-e Arden B. VI 319
Characteristics of II 260
Correspondence of, relating to

settlement of Iowa II

260-277
Holcomb, Edmund, A. B. Holcomb

makes investments for II

260
Holden, Daniel, Pastor Bunkers

church VII 274
Holden, H. M., Currency of State

Bank burned in presence of

I 292

Holden, William W., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Holeston, William, Settlement of, in
Iowa I 537

Holland, Colony from, settles in
Iowa III 241

Holland, T. E., Elements of Juris-
prudence, cited VI 512
513

Holly, Dr. Horace

Experiences of Rafinesque with

VII 215

President Transylvania Univer-
sity IV 503 VII 215

Hollingfswortli, Jeremiah, Member
of Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1857 III 37 69

Holling'sworth, Louis, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379

Hollman, Frederick, Trustee of uni-
versity to be founded at
Belmont, Wis. IV 5

Holloway, Joseph H., Military ser-
vice of VI 577

Holman, A. M., Member of executive
committee, Floyd Memorial
Association II 310 311

Holman, C. J., Present at opening
of grave of Sergt. Floyd

II 310

Holman, Frederick B., Naval record

of VI 612
Holman, W. P. VIII 408

Interested in Floyd monument

II 310

Holmes, Appears for the appellee in
the Dartmouth College case
VIII 54
Holmes, Adoniram J.

Law partner of Loran Reynolds

VI 238
Obituary V 397

Holmes, Calvin P.

Judge of the district bench

VIII 398
Obituary V 639

Holmes, Bev. Ludwig-, Attends pre-
sentation of portrait of Dr.
Salter V 630

Holmes, Bev. O. A., One of founders
of Des Moines College V
639

Holmes, Bev. O. H., Tribute to
Charles Aldrich VIII 610

Holmes, Oliver Wendell I 494

VIII 101
Quotation from VI 340

Holmes, Boberta M., Instructor
State University IV 43

Holmes, Gen. T. H. II 33

Holmes, Prof. W. H., Describes
Mound Builders III 173

Holmes, William H.

Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

600

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378
Obituary II 327
State Treasurer V 639

Homestead law, Genesis of, in Iowa
III 148 335

Holson, Capt. N. A., At battle of
Corinth I 214

Holt, Joseph, Loyal to governor I
86

Holyoke, Thomas, Characteristics of
II 254

Homan, B. W., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 56

Homer, First county seat of Web-
ster county II 150 160

Home Missionary Society I 529

Honor!, Purchased half-breed lands

VII 26

Hood, Andrew, Member of Spirit
Lake expedition III 512

V 7.8

Hood, James, Military service of

VI 579

Hood, Gen. John B. I 311 313 316
318 II 115 117-119 130
132 134 135 137 138 IV
586 VI 180 300

Hooker, Col. E. F. VIII 130 132
Obituary II 487

Hooker, Gen. Joseph VI 174 176

299

William Pitt Fessenden approves
of VIII 328

Hooker, Sir Joseph, Friend of Dr. C.
C. Parry VII 419

Hooper, Edward C., Associate editor
of the Western Farmer and
Gardener VIII 150

Hooper, Samuel

Makes trip with James W.

Grimes VIII 335
Makes trip with William Pitt
Fessenden VIII 339

Hoover, Georg-e W., Secretary Des
Moines Steamboat Co. IV
350

104

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Hoover, Harris

Biographical note V 14
Letter of, relating to Spirit Lake

massacre III 551
Member of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 507 521 538 547
V 17

Tragedy of Okoboji V 14
Writes account of Spirit Lake

expedition III 233 566
Hope, Lieut. James B., At battle of

Corinth I 217
Hopkins, Rev. Asa T. VII 592
Hopkins, John IV 92
Hopkins, Gen. Samuel, Leads force
of men against Indians VII
245

Hopkinson, Joseph, Appears for the
appellant in the Dartmouth
College case VIII 54
Hopwood, G. H., Elder Dunkers

church VII 280
Horack, P. E., Attends Semi-Centen-
nial of the adoption of the
constitution of Iowa VIII
63
Hornaday, William T.

Contributes museum specimens
to State University IV 41
61
Member of Iowa Society of New

York VII 473

Homer, Gen. John A., Connection
with Simon Cameron Indian
Commission VII 186 187
190
Homer, John S. Ill 293 396

Public services of III 384

385
Hornish, Joseph K., Obituary II

488
Hornstein, John, Obituary VIII

237
Horr, Dr. Asa

Obituary II 485
Presents collection of mammals
to State University IV 61
Horr, Lieut. Joseph !•., Rescued on
battlefield by James Kephart
VII 313

Horses, Docking of, made a mis-
demeanor VI 533
Horse Thieves, Pioneer Protection
from, by Parker VI 59
Horsfall, Wm. H., Awarded medal

of honor VII 106
Hosford, William S., Member faculty
State University IV 57
Hortou, Col. Charles C.

Col. Edward Hatch's Great
Charge at Farmington, Miss.
VI 444

Military record of VI 444
Horton, Frank W., House surgeon
hospital State University
IV 56
Horton. James, Military record of

VI 579
Hoskins, J. C. C. VIII 95

President Floyd Memorial Asso-
ciation II 310 311
Referee in case against Charles

B. Thompson VII 344
Hoskins, J. D., Present at opening
of grave of Sergt. Floyd II
310

Hoskins, J. M , Member of organiza-
tion for protection against
horse thieves VI 62

Hoskins, Samuel B., House surgeon
hospital State University
IV 56

Hosnier, Dr. I 508

Hosmer, James X., History of the
Louisiana Purchase, review
of V 550

Hospers, Henry

Establishes paper printed in

Dutch language III 258

Founds Holland colony in Sioux

county III 259
Letter from IV 115
Obituary V 317

Hotchkiss, A. C., Member State Sen-
ate III 656

Hotchkiss, Mrs. Lucy P., Obituary

III 656

Hotot, Marie, Wife of Jean Dubuque

II 330
Houg-hton, Dr., Friend of Edwin

James VIII 182
Houg-hton, Horace H., Pioneer Iowa

editor V 122
Houg-hton, Mifflin & Co., Publishers

IV 75 VI 631 632
Houser, Gilbert I*.

Assistant Iowa Geological Sur-
vey III 119

Contributes to reports of I
146 III 120

Member Bahama expedition I
298

Member faculty State University

IV 48 49

Houston, Miss Eliza, Early teacher
of Denmark, Iowa VII 2

Houston, Ira, Pioneer settler of Den-
mark, Iowa VI 3 5

Houston, Gen. Sam VI 637

President Republic of Texas II
202

Hovey, Gen. A. P. I 23 25 27 28
29 35 III 112 119 127 128

V 249

At Jackson, Miss. I 372 V

389

Extract from report of V 279
Pays tribute to bravery of Lau-

man's Brigade I 377
Hovey, Mrs. H. E., Recollections of

cited IV 498

How Men Feel in Battle, Recollec-
tions of a Private at Cham-
pion Hills, by Byers II

438
Howard, Amos, Enlisted in Civil war

from Denmark Academy

VII 11
Howard, Gen. Benjamin, Governor of

Missouri Territory
Advice of, relating to evacuation

of Fort Madison III 105
Communication to Col. Bissell

III 106
Howard, Fletcher, Obituary VII

80
Howard, Henry, Enlisted in Civil

war from Denmark Academy

VII 11
Howard, James I., History of the

Louisiana Purchase, notice

of VI 475

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

105

Howard, Capt. N. B., Severely wound-

ed at battle of Corinth I

215
Howard, Gen. Oliver Otis I 316

II 112
Awarded medal of honor VII

109

March to the Sea II 140
Order of II 135
Takes command of the army of

the Tennessee II 112

114
Howard, Lieut. Thomas O., Mortally

wounded at battle of Pleas-

ant Hill III 28 410 422
Howard, William VIII 304
Howe, Lord, Grave of II 369
Howe, A. F. Ill 425
Howe, Abuer, Revolutionary soldier

II 366

Howe, Calvin W. VII 606
Howe, David, Inn keeper immortal-

ized by Longfellow II

365
Howe, Edgar W., Military record of

VI 601

Howe, Fisher VII 606

Howe, Fred B., Instructor State Uni-

versity IV 42
Howe, Hay ward I 566
Howe, Frof. Henry, Principal of

Canandaigua Academy, N. Y.

II 367
Howe, J. J., Merchant of Fort Dodge

VII 142

Howe, Job Lane, Incidents in life of

II 366

Howe, Joel, Victim of Spirit Lake
massacre II 153 III
529 543
Howe, John, Settlement of, in

America II 365
Howe, Minnie, Member of Bahama

expedition I 299
Howe, Orlando C.

Discovers massacre at Spirit
Lake II 153 III 495
509 V 16
Member faculty State University

IV 51
Member Spirit Lake expedition

III 514 524 525 528 V
21

Obituary IV 237
Howe, Orion P., Awarded medal of

honor VII 106
Howe, Oscar, Bitten by rattlesnake

I 568
Howe, Samuel A., Conspicuous in

educational and religious

life VIII 190
Howe, Dr. Samuel O., At

VII 393
Howe, Samuel L.

Career of, in Iowa I
Pioneer Iowa educator

23
Howe, Seward Curtis, Principal

school at Mt. Pleasant I

569
Howe, Samuel Storrs

Aids in the Kansas struggle

VIH 507
Biographical sketch of, by

Lloyd II 365
Corresponding secretary of the

State Colonization Society

VIII 535

Tabor

566-73
VIII

Editorial work of III 205
Revives Annals of Iowa I 54
Howe, W. F.

Fifty-two Years in Iowa I

566

Opinion of Judge J. C. Hall and
David Rorer VIII 22 23
Ho well, Capt. D. L. VI 158

Military record of VI 601
Howell, Ellas, Father of J. B. How-
ell I 346
Howell, James B. VI 464

and the campaign of 1860 VIII

449
and the Lincoln-Douglas debates

VIII 453

Early Iowa lawyer IV 484
Editor of the Keokuk Gate City

VIII 93 105
Jesse B. Thomas son of II

644
Life and Estimate of, by Clark

I 345
Opinion of Lincoln's speeches

VIII 465
Pioneer journalist IV 557

V 416 418
Predicts the election of Fremont

VIII 444 445
Senatorial term VIII 472
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood for
governor, 1859 VIII 217
Tries for the office of State

printer VIII 316
United States senator VI

158
Howell, Mrs. J. B.

Obituary VI 158

President Soldiers' Aid Society

IV 279

Howell, Lieut. James F. VI 158
Howell, Jesse B. V 468

Obituary II 644
Howell, Miss Lida VI 158
Howell, S. Sylvester, Instructor

State University IV 43 •
Howells, William Dean, Expression
of, relating to Holland III
263
Howland, M. W., Member Spirit Lake

expedition III 534 535
Howley, J., Jr. VIII 133
Hoxie, H. M., "Hub", Secretary of
the Republican State Cen-
tral Committee IV 590
592 VIII 192
Hoxie, Richard L., Military record

of VI 602

Hoyt, Colgate, Pallbearer at funeral
of Gen. Williamson V
556 VI 183
Hoyt, Mrs. S. B. J., Daughter of

W. H. Barris V 223
Hubbard, Judge A. W.

Distinguished in Iowa politics

VIII 190

Supports S. J. Kirkwood for

governor, 1859 VIII 217

Hubbard, Ansel, Father of N. M.

Hubbard V 477
Hubbard, Asahel II 482 VI

487
Influence of, in Congress I

600
Hubbard, E. H.

Secures appropriation for Floyd
monument IV 474 V
148

106

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Writes to Mr. Herriott VIII

95

Hubbarcl, Maj. James M., Distin-
guished at the battle of
Kirksville VIII 272
Hubbarcl, N. M.

Attends funeral of Jessica Boles
I 334

Charles A. Clark law partner of
VI 106

Connection with Vicksburg Na-
tional Park V 276

Discusses the subject of free
passes VIII 565

Distinguished in politics VIII
190

Obituary V 477

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Hubbard, Nathaniel, Jr., Naval rec-
ord of VI 612
Hubbard, Bollin C., Obituary VIII

80
Hubbell, Fred M.

Associated with Jefferson Polk
in business VIII 317

John R. Barcroft law partner of

V 80

Hubbell, Mrs. Fred M. V 558
Hubner, Gustavus, Member faculty

State University IV 44
Hudnett, Joseph O., Member Ninth

General Assembly IV 379
Hudson, Dr., Delivers lectures at

State University, 1849 IV

29

Hudson, Benjamin, Pioneer of Jack-
son county VII 601
Hudson, J. L., Pastor Dunkers

church VII 281
Hudson, Silas A.

Chief Clerk House of Represen-
tatives, 1846 II 602
Obituary II 643
Present at trial of fugitive slave

Dick IV 132
Hudson, JST. C., Law partner of W. L.

Joy IV 238

Hudson, Frof. Timothy IV 558
Huey, Capt., Death of I 116
Huff, Henry !•., Obituary VIII

159

Huff, Mrs. Laura S., Furnishes in-
formation relating to S. S.

Howe II 365
Huff. Dr. Sanford W.

Editor Annals of Iowa II 370
Estimate of Gen. Lauman V

387
Hug-li Scott, An Immigrant of 1670,

and His Descendants, notice

of II 248
Hugrhes, and the Kansas troubles

VIII 503
Hug-hes, Charles J., Colorado lawyer

VIII 275

Hug-hes, Serg-t. John II 292
Hug-hes, Louisa E., Instructor State

University IV 43
Hug-hes, Thomas, Editor Bloomington

Herald IV 222
Hug-hes, Walter S., Naval record of

VI 612

Hulburd, C. T., Member of House
committee on reconstruc-
tion VI 552

Hulburt, Gen. Stephen A. II 108

At battle of Corinth I 100
At Jackson, Miss. V 389
Dispatch to, from Gen. Corse

II 110
Gen. Sherman's order to II

106

Hull, Commander Isaac, Original

letters of, secured V 73

Hull, James, Jr., Early settler of

Boone county VII 236
Hull, John A. T. VI 480

Aids Historical Department I

65 II 320

Commissioner Des Moines Inves-
tigation, report of I 537
Secretary of State III 90
Issues early form of Official

Register I 71
Supports bill for Vicksburg

monument V 276
Tribute to John H. Gear V

598

Visits Vicksburg V 275
Hull, Mrs. John A. T., Makes dona-
tion to Historical Depart-
ment I 65
Hull, Gen. William I 445 VI

125

Robert Lucas accompanies on ill-
fated expedition II 414
Service of, in war of 1812 VII

627 628 630 632
Hull, Levi, Claim of I 542
Hull Academy, Charles A. Davidson
one of founders of III
476
Hulse, Stephen, Classmate of T. S.

Parvin II 410
Humboldt county, Emigrants to

VII 384

Hume, David, Historian VI 495

Humphrey, Emma, Wife of Judge
Haddock VII 398

Humphrey, Frederick

Librarian State University IV

49

Member of faculty State Uni-
versity IV 31 46

Humphreys, A. A., Classmate of Al-
bert M. Lea III 474

Humphreys R., Early Iowa lawyer
IV 484

Humstead, John, Member of excur-
sion party on Des Moines
river, 1851 IV 345

Hung-arians, Exiles from Kossuth's
rebellion in Iowa IV 570

Hung-erforcl, E., Connection with Iowa
Geological Survey III

115

Hunt, Maj., Commands company of
Home Guards VIII 360

Hunt, A., Member of Des Moines
Navigation and Railroad Co.
I 466

Hunt, Alfred O., Member faculty
State University IV 54
57

Hunt, Maj. Charles B., Distinguished
at the battle of Kirksville

VIII 272

Hunt, H. E. VIII 133
Hunt, S. B. VII 606

Hunt, Col. Thomas, Furnishes es-
cort to Sioux Indians I
614

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

107

Hunt, Union B., Secretary of State,
Indiana IV 464

Hunt. William, Kentuckians in party
of VII 454 455

Hunter, Andrew Oliver, Obituary V
160

Hunter, Gen. David

Attempts military emancipation

I 519 IV 407
Supersedes John C. Fremont
IV 319

Hunter, Edward H., President of the
Iowa State Bank VIII
539

Hunter, Hocking H., Jas. B. Howell
studies law with I 346

Hunter, Capt. J. R. C. Ill 320

Hunter, James, Military service of
VI 578

Hunter, John D. Ill 320 VII

399
Account of grasshopper plague

IV 442

Gives account of origin of board
of control reform V 391
Obituary VIII 78
Portrait of, in Historical De-
partment VII 310
Suggests the law establishing
the board of control VIII
475

Hunter, Nancy Ann, Mother of Henry
Dodge III 563

Hunter, Capt. W. A., Obituary III
320

Hunter, William A., Obituary VII
638

Hunter, William H., Obituary IV
642

Hunting1, Horace B., Testimony of,
in Fugitive Slave case VI
15

Hunting-, Rev. S. S., Obituary I
501

Hunting-ton, Ann M., Wife of Alfred
Hebard III 51

Hunting-ton, Rev. Daniel III 51

Hunting-ton, Henry D., Military rec-
ord of VI 602

Hunting-ton, Gen. JecTecliali, Aid of
Washington in Revolutionary
war III 51

Hunting-ton, Lieut. John G., Killed at
battle of Corinth I 215
216

Huntley, Adj. Charles H., Killed at
battle of Pleasant Hill I
395 III 27 410 423

Huntley, Dr. E. D., Relieves suffer-
ing of boys frozen in bliz-
zard I 395

Huntsman, H. C., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 13

Kurd, Miss H. M., Wife of Judge Da-
vid Ryan VII 154

Hurley, James S., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 378

Hussey, Tacitus

Attends exercises at presenta-
tion of portrait of S. F.
Miller I 241

Contributes valuable articles to
Annals of Iowa VI 627
Flood of 1851 V 401
History of Steamboating on the
Des Moines IV 323
393
Reference to IV 630

How the Des Moines Valley R.
R. came to Des Moines
VIII 125-134

Iowa — Beautiful Land, Sung at

laying of corner stone of

Historical Building IV 90

108

Iowa Bird's Nest, poem II

633

Member of excursion party on

Des Moines river IV 368

Passing of the. Walnut IV

539
Story of the Bonaparte Dam,

VII 608
Editorial comment on VII

629

Huston, C. D., Mayor of Cedar Rap-
ids VII 474

Huston, E. S., Makes address at Bur-
lington Semi-Centennial H
624
Huston, Dr. William 1*., At battle of

Pleasant Hill VII 524
Hutchins, Capt. Edward R., Makes
address at unveiling of stat-
ue to Revolutionary soldiers
VI 472
Hutchins, Stilson, Editorial work of

IV 77 V 122. 636
Hutchinson, Delia S., Member facul-
ty State University IV 44
Hutchinson, Horace I 501
Death of VII 607
Member of Iowa Band I 528
Ordination of I 529
Hutchinsou, Mrs. Sarah Taylor,

Obituary II 647
Hutchinson, Woods, Member faculty
State University IV 54
Hutchison, J. G. II 647
Hutchison, Maj. Jonathan III 488
Hutchison, Walter E., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320
Hyatt, Thaddeus

Aids in the Kansas struggle

VIII 507

At Tabor VII 393
Hyde, Andrew J., Obituary IV 160
Hyde, Elder Orson

Calls general meeting of Mor-
mons to pray for removal of
cholera IV 68
Leader in Mormon church II
590 594 596 598 599 600 V
455

Hyer, Georg-e, Recommended by
Henry Dodge for surveyor
VIII 501

Hyer, Tom, Attends the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 87 93
Hysham, Verni R., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

IBERVIIiIiE, Pierre De Moyne d',
Colonizer of Louisiana IV
611
Icarian Community

At Nauvoo VI 424
History of, by Gray VI 107
Ida county, Surveying in III 440
lies, Elijah, Associated with Thomas
Cox in town site VII 250
Illinois

Admitted to the Union VI
255 VII 247

108

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Description of, in pioneer days

IV 507 508
Points in early history of VII

244 245 246 248 249 250 251
Illinois Association, Work of III

54 55
Illinois Glacial lobe, by Leverett,

review of IV 383
Illinois Indians

First Indians seen by white men

on Iowa soil II 176 IV

614 615 618 VI 81 84
Brief account of II V176
Immigration to Iowa VII v 84
Implements made by Indians VII

538
Important Acts of the Thirty-second

General Assembly VIII

148
Increasing- Interest in Local History

VII 386

Indiana Quarterly Mag-azine of His-
tory, notice of VII 75
Indian scouts, Awarded medals of

honor VII 107
Indian Treaty and Its Negotiation,

by Hebard I 397
Indians III 103 161-178 290 367

IV 615
Acquisition, of land from VII

283
As seen by Audubon in Iowa V

383
Burial of a War Chief, by Rebok

III 302

Census of 1900 V 465
Correspondence relating to V

459 VI 220 290 384
Customs of II 99
Effect on, of association with

whites II 460 III 52
Forts established for protection

from III 97 151 351

VII 434
Gen. Dodge's relations with I

320-328

Gen. James C. Parrott's asso-
ciation with III 364 383
Gen. Street's relations with II

81-105
Governor Lucas friend of II

425
Governor Carpenter's experience

with III 320
Graveyard of IV 336
Julien Dubuque's relations with

II 331-346
Missionary work among VI

283 284
Occupation of Iowa by VII

434-445
Primitive manufacturing plants

of VII 538
Resolution of early settlers in

regard to giving Indians

whiskey III 325
Schools for III 178
Sitting Bull war, cause of I

324
See also names of separate

tribes
Indian History, Some Points in III

124
Indian History, A chapter in, by

Street III 601 VI 364
Indian language VIII 278
Indian traders I 614 615 620 II

176

Arrange treaty with Indians

III 386

Licensed firms of I 402 403
Methods of I 399 II 85
87 III 601 V 461
VI 367 368

Indian Tribes of Iowa, by Pickard
II 174

Indian troubles VI 620

Indian troubles apprehended, Let-
ter of James W. Grimes II
627 III 135

Indians of Iowa, by Clark VI 81

Indians, Trial of, in Territorial Iowa
VIII 439

Indians Claim Damages III 130

Indiana Territory, Organization of

V 528

Individual Collectors, how regarded

VI 231

Ing-alls, Joseph P., Pioneer merchant

of Denmark, Iowa VII 9

10
Ing-alls, Lyman N., Member Iowa

Board of Education III

206
Ing-alls, Rev. P. P., Aids in founding

Soldiers' Orphans' Home

IV 281

Ing-alls, Bufus III 425 426

Ingersoll, Preceptor of Francis
Springer II 572

Ingersoll, Charles J., Recollections,
quoted VI 407

Ingersoll, L. C., Dean Dental Depart-
ment State University IV
57

Ingersoll, Lurton D.

Iowa and the Rebellion, cited

III 381 IV 400
V 279 VI 481

Extract from II 489

IV 469

Ing-ersoll, Robert CK, Henry Clay
Dean lectures on VIII
301

Ingham, Miss III 158
Ingham, Mr., Artist, gives advice to
George H. Yewell V 164
165
Ingham, Harvey

Collector of historical material

IV 152
Regent State University IV

13
Ingham, Schuyler R.

Business partner of James Cal-

lanan VI 559
Commissioned to take charge of
northern border disturb-
ances V 490 491 494 495
Estimate of public services of

III 310 V 471
Ing-ham, Capt. William H.

Hardships of Pioneers in North-
western Iowa V 135
Iowa Northern Border Brigade
of 1862-3 V 481 537
Reference to VI 160
Ingram, Arthur F.

Member of Council First Terri-
torial Legislature H 317

IV 621 VII 257
Trustee of university to be es-
tablished at Belmont, Wis.
IV 5

INDEX, VOLUMKS I-VIII

109

Inkpaduta

Characterization and personal

appearance of V 15
Leader of Spirit Lake massacre

II 151 152 271 III 492

550 IV 237 V 15
Samuel W. Durham's meeting

with III 443
Innis, Judge, Sues Joseph M. Street

for libel II 82
Institutional Beginnings in a West-

ern State, by Macy III

321
Interesting1 Canvases Preserved

VIII 314
Introduction of the Common Law

Into Iowa, by McClain, cited

II 373

Investigator, Paper founded by Ab-

ner Kneeland VI 343
Invitation to dance at Ft. Dodge,

1859 VII 140
Iowa

Admitted to the Union I 142

356 442 645 II 516
Admission into the Union, Con-

siderations Against VIII

146

and the Expert VIII 385
and the First Nomination of

Abraham Lincoln VIII

81 186 444
Attached to Wisconsin Territory

III 325 IV 620
Beauty of, in territorial days

I 572 672 II 148 174

III 50 268 269
Bibliography of name III 644
Board of control system in IV

309 V 391 VI 387
Boundary troubles I 142 143

II 430 III 399 627

IV 70 VI 184
Chain of title to I 137
Chapter in early history of II

409-437
Chapters in Financial History

of, by Herriott V 352

425
Characterization of pioneers

IV 529 530
Climate, natural advantages II

262 IV 225 288 VII

142

Coal fields in II 265
Common law, introduction of

II 372
Conditions in,
Constitutional

162
of

1838-46 II
Convention
1844 VIII 21
Constitutional Convention of

1857 VIII 22 65
Corals of, by Savage VI 534
Counties in, at organization of

State V 93
Laid out and named I 133

364 398
Naming of, by Casady I

195

Credit of, 1851 II 394
Crinoids, collection of, in II

348

Crops in, 1840 IV 466
Dairy products of III 46
Des Moines River Land Grant,
see History of, by Gatch

Dog Law of 1862 I 226 V

527
Early Banking in, by Sherman

Early Homes and Home-makers

in, by White IV 179
Early references to III 152
Early settlers, where from I

134 255 II 146 265 304

575 III 137 142 IV

182 620 VI 220 425 464
Eastern Border of, in 1823, edit-
ed by Salter V 601

VI 127
Eastern Shore of, As Seen From

Rock Island, 1829 VII

227
Emigration II 151 392 618

III 137 142 V 335 VI

247 356 425
Facts in early history of IV

99 V 535

Father De Smet in VII 73
Fiftieth anniversary of the

adoption of the constitution

VIII 62-65
Fifty-two Years in, by Howe I

566

Finance of, 1840 IH 570 571
Financial condition, 1859 VIII

514
First Things in, by Andrews II

393 394

Flag first unfurled in VI 436
Forts in III 151, See also

history of separate forts
Free State IV 620
Fugitive Slave case in II 531

554 IV 118 154 VI 9
Fur trade in V 546
Game in early days I 568

572

Geological surveys of III 111
Geology VIII 13-17
Gold excitement in II 268
Governor first appointed IV

382
Government Surveying in, by

Cook H 603 III 297

439

Hardships of Pioneers, by Ing-
ham V 135
Historical address relating to

Territory of, by Salter IV

614
Historical address by Salter II

509
History of interest in II 68

Value of VI 70
History of Lead and Zinc Min-
ing in, by Leonard III 63
History of Northern Border Bri-
gade, by Ingham V 481
Holland Colony in, by Cole III

241
Homestead law, Genesis of III

148
Included in Great American

Desert II 196
Indian affairs in V 459 524
Institutional Beginnings in, by

Macy III 321
Land, how acquired II 261

262 IV 185 V 95
Law books available in IV

631

no

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Laws of, transplanted to Ore-
gon, by Herriott VI 455

Legislation in, Prior to 1858, by
Herriott VI 498

Legislation in, relating to rates
of interest IV 634

Libraries, need of free public

II 194

Library legislation in I 497
Liquor question, agitation of

III 60

Mail service I 43 III 464

Milling business in early days

II 270 V 116
Pioneer Mills, by Duffield
VI 425

Mormons in, by Bloomer II
586

Name, meaning of II 174

555 VI 83 84
Origin of .name, by Sham-

baugh III 641
Word, "Iowa"' What it
Means, by Andrews II
465

Newspapers in III 296 IV
222 V 117

Old Zion church, capitol of II
416 574 IV 621

Pioneer days I 38 69 567 IV
109 V 35 VI 1 206
425 447 VIII 1-12 28-30
404-43

Pleistocene Iowa, by Calvin IV
1

Population of, 1850 II 539;
1846 II 620

Primitive Man of, and How He
Lived, by Robinson III
161

Products of IV 218

Railroads, Inception of II 400
Mileage in 1859 III 600

Rank of IV 110

Recently Extinct and Vanish-
ing Animals of, by Osborn
VI 561

Recollections of, by Hilton VI
464

Recollections of Early Territo-
rial Days, by Hebard II
212

Reminiscences, by Cook IV
522

Rivers of VI 436

Scientific work in II 345

Seal of I 225

Separated from Wisconsin Ter-
ritory II 409 III 398
VI 570

Slaves in VI 66

Slavery, Act to regulate blacks
and mulattoes III 145

Slavery in Iowa Territory, by
A. W. Harlan II 631

State Fair, first in V 64

State government, interest in,
1840 IV 459

Soldiers, number from, in Civil

war II 556
Tribute to II 602

Southern Boundary of, by Lan-
ders I 641 665

Surveying in III 297 439

Territorial extension in IV

Territory of, established I
646 II 416 IV 620

VII 254
Thirty-second General Assembly

VIII 148-150
Transfusion of Political Ideas

and Institutions in, by Her-

riot VI 46
University of, Congress grants

land for II 423
What Glaciers Have Done for,

by Calvin IV 138
Woman suffrage in I 673

Charles Mason favors II

165

See also Correspondence of Hen-
ry Dodge
Iowa and the Rebellion, by Ingersoll,

extract from II 489

III 381, cited IV 400

V 279 VI 481
Iowa As It Is I 153

Iowa Anthropological Society, inves-
tigates mounds at Okoboji

VI 628

Iowa at Vicksburg* and the National
Military Park, by Thompson

V 272

Iowa at West Point and Annapolis

VI 594

Iowa Baud III 61 159

of 1843, by Magoun I 525
Iowa Band, by Adams, review V

551
Iowa Bar, Fifty Years of Practice

at the, by C. C. Nourse

VIII 481-495
Iowa — Beautiful Land, Joy Hussey,

Sung at laying of corner

stone of Historical Building

IV 90 107

Iowa Bird's Nest, poem, by Hus-
sey II 633
Iowa Board of Education, by Perry,

History of III 200
Iowa Centennial Anniversary VIII

552
Iowa Central Air Line II 264

266 273 275
Iowa City

Arrival of steamboat at III

212

Beauty of location of III 461
First State Legislature con-
vened at II 393
Seat of government transferred

to II 580 VII 577
Iowa College

David S. Sheldon teacher in

II 2

Destroyed by cyclone II 255

III 81

Founders of I 530 VI 53

J. B. Grinnell secures funds for
II 255

Joshua M. Chamberlain, trustee
of III 318

L. F. Parker professor of his-
tory in I 670

Rev. Asa Turner, trustee of III

57 60
Iowa Columbian Commission, Report

of, notice of II 483
Iowa county

Organization of III 224

Representation of, in Legislative
Assembly III 387

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

111

Iowa Counties, Naming of, by Cas-

ady II 195 236
Iowa forts III 151 IV 226
See also History of separ-
ate forts

Iowa Freeman, Abolition free soil
paper established at Ft.
Madison I 570
Iowa Fugitive Slave Case II 531

554
Charles Mason renders opinion

in II 574
Iowa Fugitive Slave Case, by Frazee

VI 9

Iowa, her affections like the rivers
of her borders, flow to an in-
separable Union, Inscription
for the Iowa stone in Wash-
ington monument II 517
Iowa Historical Record

Dr. Frederick Lloyd editor of

IV 153
Engraving of old capitol at Bel-

mont appears in II 478
Established I 54
Reference to III 144 227 365
392 445 570 IV 314 VI
10 195

Succeeded by Iowa Journal of
History and Politics V
629
Iowa Homestead law

Genesis of III 148

Isaac W. Griffith introduces bill

for III 77

L. B. Patterson leader in secur-
ing passage of III 149
Iowa Indian gives account of his

tribe II 630
Iowa in the Territory of Missouri,

by Salter VI 248
Iowa in Unorganized Territory of
the United States, by Salter
VI 185

Iowa Indians, (lowas, loways,

Aiouez) II 183 IV

617 618 V 383 VI 4

45 75 128 248

Attend council at Prairie du

Chien II 181

Battle with Sacs and Foxes at
lowaville I 14 II 182
VI 185

Brief history of V 547
Characteristics of VI 83
Claim of VI 88 93
Extract from lecture by Dr.

Pickard on I 14
Fur traders among V 546
History of tribe before 1846 II

177

Number of VI 84 101
Part of Dacotah family II

176 VI 83
Treaty with II 182 184 VI

84 94 193
Iowa in the War with Mexico, by

Sabin IV 313

Iowa Journal of History and Poli-
tics

Notice of first number VI 69
Succeeds Historical Record V

629

Iowa Lake, Troops stationed at dur-
ing Indian disturbances V
490

Iowa lakes

Destruction of, from Des Moines

Capital II 57
Opinion on, by Remley II 186
Iowa Library Commission

Alice S. Tyler secretary of V

299
Capt. W. H. Johnston president

of IV 471

Publishes check list of Iowa

public documents VI 389

Iowa Library Society, Organized by

Mrs. North VI 625
Iowa Lig-ht Artillery, First Battery
commanded by Capt. Henry
H. Griffith II 4
Iowa Medals of Honor VII 146
Iowa Memorial Sculpture VIII

550
Iowa Monuments, Dedication of the

VIII 71-74
Iowa mounds, Investigation of VI

628
Iowa newspapers, Historical value

of II 558
Iowa Official Register

Evolution of I 71
Scarcity of V 299
Iowa Press III 296
Iowa railroads, Inception of II

400
Iowa Sanitary Society, Officers of

II 504
Iowa Scientists V 231

Work of II 345
Iowa Semi- Centennial at Bur ling-ton,
October, 1896, Celebration
of, by Salter II 619
Iowa Senatorial Succession VIII

472
Iowa Settler's Homestead, by Duf-

field VI 206
Iowa Society of New York VII

473

Iowa Society Sons of the American
Revolution, Places tablet to
memory of Revolutionary
soldiers in Historical Build-
ing VI 149 471 472
Iowa Soldiers and Sailors, Roster of

VIII 226-227
Iowa State Atlas in Error

Explained by publishers VII

314

Letter by Lucas VII 236
Iowa State Bank VIII 61
Iowa troops in Missouri in June,

1861 VIII 358
lowaville

Battle between Sacs and Foxes
and loways at I 14 II
182 VI 185

Black Hawk dies at IV 67
Blotted out VIII 57-59
During flood of 1851 V 411

413
Steamboating on Des Moines at

IV 331 349 350
Steamboat built at V 51
Iowa State Historical Society

Organization and Work of I

Publications of,

Constitutions and Records
of Claim Club of John-
son County, Iowa I
671

112

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Documentary Material Re-
lating to the History of
Iowa III 157
Historical Lectures upon
Early Leaders in the
Professions I 670
Journals of Robert Lucas

VII 630

S. S. Howe corresponding sec-
retary of II 369
Iowa State Historical Society at
Burling-ton, 1858, Officers of
VII 301
Iowa State Library Association VI

625
Iowa State Register

Estimate of George Gillaspy
by Edward Johnston, from
n 585

Notice of Appointment of Mrs.
North as State Librarian, in

II 541

Iowa State University. Historical
art gallery VIII 228 229

Iowa: The First Pree State of the
Louisiana Purchase, by Sal-
ter, notice of VII 150

Iowa's Treasury Deficit, by Herriott

III 631

Iowa Under Territorial Governments
and the Removal of the In-
dians, by Abernethy VII
431

loway Club, Publication of VI 555

Ireland, Archbishop John, V 316

Attends funeral of Archbishop

Hennessey IV 399
Coming of Bishop Loras V

532
Tribute to Bishop Loras III

577
Ireland, Thomas, Victim of Indian

attack V 483
Irish, Charles W., Obituary VI

639
Irish, John P. V 392 VI 639

VII 400

Aids in securing passage of bill
for new capitol IV 247
251 253 254 V 213
Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 258 V 585
586 587
Regent State University IV

13
Iroquois Indians VI 85

Expedition against, 1779 III

156
Take part in French and Indian

war IV 612
Irvin, Bob IV 462
Irvin, Judg-e David

Judge in Michigan Territory

III 293

Sent as special agent to Wash-
ington III 294
Irvin, Capt. James M., At Corinth

I 217

Irving', Edward VII 598
Irving', S. E.T Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 42
Irving', Washing-ton

Astoria, reference to V 544

545 VII 455
Description of Black Hawk VI

197
Literary work of III 140

Quotation from V 306
Irwin, Agent for American Fur Co.

VII 126 127

Irwin, Lieut. Alexander, At Corinth

I 217

Irwin, John N., Obituary VII 319

Is Iowa's History Worth While? VI
70

Isbell, Norman W., Judge Iowa Su-
preme Court IV 485 VI
21 VIII 494

Jackson, Albert E., Accompanies
Musquakie Indians on their
appearance before Governor
III 130

Jackson, Andrew I 349 351 427

II 218 221 232 411 III
76 324 IV 95 406 564

VI 587

Appoints David Irwin Judge in

Michigan Territory III

293
Appoints Henry Dodge Colonel

First U. S. Dragoons III

220
Attitude of, on slavery question

II 234

Expedition of, against Indians

III 435

Fremont and Jackson compared

VIII 444

Friend of Joseph M. Street II

86 97 229 III 623 VI

371
George W. Jones Sergeant in

bodyguard of II 564
Interview with Black Hawk and

hostages VI 198 199
Lake named for II 23
Makes speech in behalf of Col.

Alexander White III 332
Nominated for president II

410 415
Orders removal of Indians VI

192
President of the United States

VIII 34

Recommends removal of In-
dians VI 186
Recommends prohibitory liquor

law VII 532
Robert Lucas likened to VIII

151
Starving condition of his army

VIII 119
Jackson, Calvin J., Member Ninth

General Assembly IV 379
Jackson, Prank D. II 73325386

IV 146 475 562 VI 77

VII 478

Adopts present form of Official

Register I 72
Appoints Mr. Aldrich a member

of Spirit Lake Monument

Commission VIII 567
Appoints Spirit Lake Monument
Commission II 69

Report of, to HI 552 553
Attends exercises at laying of

corner stone of Historical

Building IV 85
Biographical sketch I 330
Commends work of Historical

Department IV 104
Communication to, by Attorney

General Remley II 186

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

113

Delivers address on Battle flag

day I 577
Issues proclamation relating to

Battle flag day I 576
Message of, cited V 369
Regent State University IV

II

Jackson, G-ov. Hancock IV 570
Jackson, James H., Resident of Keo-

sauqua during flood of 1851

V 415

Jackson, Mrs. John A., Makes plea
for Confederate spy VII
294
Jackson, Lemuel G.

Foreman of a grand jury VIII

143 144

President of organization to pro-
tect rights of settlers VI
212
Jackson, Lester T., Member faculty

State University IV 47
Jackson, Gen. Thomas J. (Stonewall)

III 425 VI 297
Jackson, Miss.

Reference to charge at II 282
Story of Lauman's Charge at,

by Crosley I 371
Reference to V 386
Jackson county

Historical Society of, honors
Thomas Cox VII 231

241
Journal of a Missionary in,

1843-6 VII 592
Organized from Dubuque county

II 196
Points in history of VII 241

253 254 259
Suppression of bandits in VII

260-263
Jacobs, Attack upon Judge Rorer IV

510

Jacobs, Samuel, Assists Samuel R.
Curtis in Des Moines river
engineering VIII 392
Jacquith, Oscar O. II 293
Jaeg-er, Louis, Obituary VIII 160
James, Mrs., Attends reception given
to Abraham Lincoln IV

462

James, II 111 266
James, Charles M., Naval record of

VI 612

James, Dr. Daniel IV 233
James, Deacon David, Father of Ed-
win James VIII 162
James, Dr. Edwin

Biographical data IV 126

233
Biography of, by L. H. Pammel

VIII 161-185 277-295
Characterization of IV 125
Connection with Fugitive Slave
case I 511 IV 126-
134

Editorial on VIII 312
Edits Narrative of Captivity of

John Tanner VI 128
First to ascend Pike's Peak I

534

Prof. L. H. Pammel promises
Mr. Aldrich an article on
VIII 601
James, Edwin, Jr., son of Dr. Edwin

James VIII 177
James, Henry VIII 284

James, Henry, Nephew of Dr. Edwin

James VIII 289
James, Henry, of the Philadelphia

Daily Ledger VIII 290
James, Dr. John

Brother of Dr. Edwin James

VIII 162
Writes letter to his mother

VIII 167
Receives letter from Dr. Edwin

James VIII 286
James, John, Pioneer Iowa settler

V 136 138 139 141
James, Miss Julia VIII 162
James, Philip, Aids contrabands

VII 10
James, Deacon Samuel, Nephew of

Dr. Edwin James VIII

162 163
James, Judge William Cowles, Obit-

uary IV 158
Jameson, Charles D., Member fac-

ulty State University IV

Jameson, J. Franklin II 323

Expenditures of Foreign Gov-

ernments in Behalf of His-

tory, reference to, VII

561
Jamison, Prof. C. D., Assistant Iowa

Geological Survey III

119
Jamison, Milton, Friend of Van

Caldwell II 389
Janson, Capt., Commands the sail-

ing ship, Virginia VIII

3
Jaqua, Gamaliel, Introduces bill to

create State board of chari-

ties IV 311
jarnigan, Sarah, Wife of A. K.

Eaton V 35
Jarret, Dr. Francis III 322
Jarvis, Charles W., Pioneer Iowa

settler V 502 503
Jay, John IV 94
Jay, Judge William, Opinion of, on

Fugitive Slave law II

252
Jayne, John W., Obituary VIII

560
Jetfers, Paul C., Pioneer settler of

Keosauqua IV 338
Jefferson, Thomas II 160 188

250 455 570 III 650 VI

74 405 474 475 VII 381
Instrumental in organization of

Northwestern Territory II

413 V 544 551 VI 82
Letter by, relating to Louisiana

Purchase VI 402
Letter to VI 401 406
Rafinesque meets VII 202

Robert Lucas a member of his

party VIII 151
ds

Sends James Monroe to France

VII 431
Sends Lieut. Pike on expedition

II 340
Sends out Lewis and Clark ex-

pedition II 305 340 V

171
Valuable documents in library

of VII 571
Jefferson county

Natural advantages of III

564

114

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Settlement of Quakers in IV
265

Jeffreys, Thomas, Natural and Civil
History of French Domains
in North and South Ameri-
ca, quoted IV 612

Jenkins, Adolphus, Receives ammu-
nition V 493

Jenkins, D. W., Makes trip up the
Big Sioux VIII 426

Jenkins, Rev. Dr. H. D., Chaplain
at memorial services for
Sergt. Floyd II 313

Jenkins, Henry, Military service of

VI 577

Jenkins, Israel VII 140
Jenkins, J. W., Obituary VI 239
Jenkins, James

Candidate for member Sixth
Territorial Legislature VII
267

Celebrates Fourth of July on
Des Moines river steamboat
IV 331

Member of Council, Territorial
Legislature I 347 VI
355

Jenkins, James W.

Member of committee to in-
vestigate affairs of Des
Moines Navigation Co. I
476

Member of Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366

Jenkins, Lieut. Leonidas, Military
record of IV 289 290

Jenkins, Louisa A., Wife of James
D. Barr VI 560

Jenkins, Margaret A., Wife of Dr.
David D. Davisson VI

80

Jenkins, Warren I.., Member Wis-
consin Territorial Legisla-
ture II 317 IV 4

Jenkins, William, Pioneer preacher

VII 637

Jenkins Perry, Gen. Rice at, by

Lacey II 32
Jenney, Rev. Elisha, Member Illinois

Association III 54
Jennings, Berrymau

First schoolmaster in Iowa III

447 448 449 VI 203
Letter from III 448
Oregon pioneer IV .624 VII

555
Jennings, John C., Naval record of

VI 612
Jennings, John D., Member Ninth

General Assembly IV 378
Jerome, I. N., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 13
Jesseaume, Rene, Interpreter I

617
Jessen, Karl D., Member faculty

State University IV 44
Jessup, Augustus Edward, Member

of the Long expedition VIII

168 169

Jessup, Eli, Connection with Fugi-
tive Slave case VI 12

28 39
Jessup, Elias

Introduces bill for board of

charities IV 311
Obituary II 326
Jesnp, Morris K. IV 92

Jewell, David T., Obituary III
320

Jewell, J. VIII 132

Jewett, Sergt. D. S., Taken prisoner
at Pleasant Hill III 28

Jocelyn, Rev. John, Temperance lec-
turer VIII 216 217

Johns, George A. VI 585

Johns, Rev. John

Abolitionist VIII 192 199
Minister in early days I 134
Mr. Aldrich a friend of VIII
639

Johnson, Conspicuous at Council
Bluffs in early days V
455

Johnson, U. S. Attorney I 433

Johnson, Gen., Issues order relating
to furnishing information
for records I 90

Johnson, A. S., Princioal Denmark
Academy VII 13

Johnson, Albert H., Member Spirit
Lake expedition III 483

Johnson, Albert I., Loans valuable
collection I 78

Johnson, Alexander, Pioneer exper-
iences of V 135 138-139

Johnson, Mrs. Alexander. Pioneer ex-
periences of V 140 141

Johnson, Prof. Allen, Early Iowa as
a Field for Historical Re-
search, comment on VII
147

Johnson, Amos, Obituary VI 399

Johnson, Andrew I 423504 II
78 III 296 IV 414
560 VI 77 226 238 633

VII 624

Appoints Gen. Parrott postmas-
ter of Keokuk III 382

Appoints James Harlan to his
cabinet VIII 473

Attitude of Grimes on trial of
I 520 II 524 VI

483 484 570 VII 469

Candidate for Vice-President
VI 162

Characterization of II 523
VI 553

Gen. Fitz Henry Warren sup-
ports II 523 VI 482
549

Grimes estimate of I 522

Impeachment VIII 333-335

338

Indictment against VI 550

Makes address in the Senate

VIII 50

Nomination for the Vice-Presi-
dency VIII 103
Removes E. N. Chapin from of-
fice of postmaster II 565
Heply to attacks made upon him
VIII 139

Johnson, Charles W., Publishes Pro-
ceedings of the First Three
Republican National Con-
ventions VIII 85

Johnson, Bushrod III 425

Johnson, Miss Fannie, Marries the
son of Edwin James VIII
177

Johnson, Henry, Connection with
Fugitive Slave case VI
19 26 28 29 35

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

115

Johnson, J. E., Publisher Mormon

paper II 598

Johnson, Capt. J. W., Commander
of steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 330 361 362
Johnson, Col. James, Inaugurates
lead mining in Wisconsin
and Illinois VII 455
Johnson, John, Superintendent of
factory at Fort Madison
III 103

Johnson, John A., Member Seventh
General Assembly IV 366
Johnson, John C.

Character and personal appear-
ance of III 489
Commander Webster City Com-
pany Spirit Lake expe-
dition II 157 245
III 495 515 525 528
531 532 538 543 544 545
551 553 V 17 21
Lost in snow storm II
157 245 III 233 405
489 507 514 523 524 540
541 V 22
Tribute to V 22
Johnson, Leora

Lecturer State University IV

56
Member Bahama expedition I

299

Johnson, Luther D., Early Iowa edi-
tor VII 155

Johnson, Lyman, Anecdote concern-
ing VIII 27-30

Johnson, Martin N., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV

312

Johnson, Perrin, Arranges for a trip
up the Big Sioux VIII
426
Johnson, Reverdy

Opinion of, relating to Des
Moines river land grant I
359

Represents Chouteau in cele-
brated land case II 238
Johnson, Col. Richard M.

Member of a committee of Con-
gress VIII 443
Protests against Gen. Street's
transfer II 98 III

622
Johnson, Kossiter, War of 1812,

cited III 650
Johnson, S. O. H., Military service

of VI 579
Johnson, Capt. Silas D.

Captain of Company C, 24th

Iowa Infantry I 15
Death of I 116
Johnson, W. C.

Extract from report of I 473
President of Navigation Com-
pany I 468 475

Johnson, W. S., Member Seventh
General Assembly IV 366
Johnson, William, Defendant in Fu-
gitive Slave case VI 9
13 14 28 33 34 4^4
Johnson county

Iowa Claim Association, Consti-
tution and laws of III
346

S. C. Trowbridge secretary
of III 321

Johnston, Albert Sidney IV 572

VI 394

Participates in battle of Bad

Axe IV 566

Johnston, Alexander, Member fac-
ulty State University IV
29 46

Johnston, Edward I 440 II
639 640 VII 27 478

Attends court at Clarksville I
131

Characterization of Col. George
Gillaspy II 585

Commissioner to adjust claims
of half-breeds VII 21

Death of I 49

Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III
33 69 639

Makes address at reunion
of III 70

Friend of Van Caldwell II
389

Opinion of, on historical mate-
rial II 402

Personal appearance of I 131

Speaker House, Third Legisla-
tive Assembly II 580

VII 259 263

Johnston, Frederick E., Military
record of VI 602

Johnston, J. M., Obituary VI 240

Johnston, James, Writes political
letters to Messrs. McPher-
rin and Sanford VIII 234

Johnston, Gen. Joseph E. I 125-

127 181 303 308 II 6 50

448 V 387 VI 299

Anecdote relating to IV 572

At Vicksburg V 278 279 284

285

Charles Mason and Robert E.
Lee classmates of, at West
Point III 203 IV 597

V 225

Commands rebel forces at Jack-
son, Miss. I 372
Surrender of II 240 279 280
Johnston, Richard Malcom, Quota-
tion from IV 75
Johnston, Thomas W., Obituary

VII 640

Johnston, Gov. William P., Extract
from message of III 314
Johnston, Capt. Witter HT.

Aids in organizing Iowa Library

Society VI 625
Library work of IV 471
Urges preservation of historical

material VI 627
Johnston & Reid, Attorneys for
claimants of half-breed
lands VII 23

Johnstone, Edward, Member of the

Constitutional Convention

of 1857 VIII 22 508

Joliet, Louis IV 610 VII 151

Explorations of III 354 IV

614 615 616 VI 83
Finds band of Illinois Indians

II 176 VI 81
First sight of Iowa IV 614

VI gl

Maps made by III 555
Jonas, Lieut. Edward I 312
Jones VIII 503

116

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Jones, Col., Candidate for U. S.
Senate, 1809 VII 247

Jones, A. D.f Remarks of, on "wild-
cat" banks V 52

Jones, A. J.f Settler near Lake It-
asca II 26

Jones, Carrie Griunell, Daughter of
J. B. Grinnell II 259

Jones, D. VII 606

Jones, David W., Obituary III
478

Jones, Mrs. David W. Ill 478

Jones, DeLancy Floyd III 425

Jones, E. H. VIII 133

Jones, Edward, Writes letter in re-
gard to the Kansas troubles
VIII 505

Jones, Ezra, Resident of Keosau-
qua during flood of 1851

V 421

Jones, George Wallace II 325 IV
148 V 356 VI 559
634 VII 230 457 465

VIII 130 132

Account of Raflnesque VII
223

Aids in securing legislation for
new capitol IV 247

Appoints H. B. Hendershott dep-
uty surveyor general III
627

Associated in politics with Hen-
ry Clay Dean VIII 313

Associated with Gov. Lucas II
409

Attitude on slavery VII 461

Candidate for U. S. Senate I

574
Reelection of IV 485

Colleague of A. C. Dodge in the
Senate VIII 427

Death of daughter of III 238

Delegate to Congress, 1835 III

292 VII 252 433
Defeated by James D. Doty,
1838 III 396

Dr. S. G. Matson associated with

III 450

Entertained by Stephen Whicher

IV 513

Favors plan for Pacific railroad

VI 290 292
Friendship with A. K. Eaton V

36 37
Friendship with Jefferson Davis

VII 452

Handbill from papers of IV

137
Henry A. Wiltse chief clerk of

III 439
J. K. Graves saves home of III

651
Letter by Gov. James Clarke to

III 570

Letter by Jefferson Davis to

IV 230

Letter of James W. Grimes to

II 630
Letters of Henry Dodge to III

220 290 384 560
Makes address at reception of

portrait of Charles Mason

II 168
Mentioned in connection with

naming of Iowa counties

II 198
Obituary II 563

Only surviving member of U. S.
Senate, 1850 I 52

Personal qualities of I 154

Portrait of, in painting of Web-
ster's Reply to Hayne II
232

Pupil of James R. Hartsock I
423

Receives land from government

VI 286

Receives letter from George

Davenport VIII 432-434
Receives letter from William B.

Slaughter VIII 435
Second in Graves and Cilly duel

II 564 III 396
Secures essential provision of

Ordinance of 17S7, to Iowa

II 422
States that Jefferson Davis

served in Black Hawk war

II 642
Stephen Whicher visits IV

508
Visits Historical Department at

age of ninety I 154
Writes commendatory letter to

Albert M. Lea VI 556
Jones, Mrs. George W. Ill 223

399 564 VIII 512
Jones, Hershey. Obituary IV 642
Jones, J. E., Elder Dunkers church

VII 280

Jones, John, Member of organization
for protection against horse
thieves VI 61

Jones, John Bice, Father of George
W. Jones II 564

Jones, John W., Pupil of James R.
Hartsock I 423

Jones, Jonas, John Brown a guest
of III 460

Jones, M. !•., Finds grave of Sergt.
Floyd cut into by river H
309

Jones, Masten H., Obituary IV

159

Jones, Orlando E., Pioneer journal-
ist at Keosauqua V 416
417

Jones, Brig-. Gen. B.

Letter to IV 292 449 451
Order of, relating to Forts At-
kinson and Crawford IV
453

Jones, Prof. Bichard D. II 259

Jones, Bobert, Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 61

Jones, Adjutant General Roger IV
167

Jones, Mrs. Boy, Daughter of Gen.
James A. Williamson V
556 VI 184

Jones, Seymour, One of city com-
missioners to arrange for
Burlington Semi-Centennial
II 621

Jones, Capt. W. A., Dr. C. C. Torrey
in expedition of VII 417

Jones, W. N. VH 75

Jones, William K., Military record
of VI 602

Jones county, History of a claim in,
1838 IV 464

Jordan, Fres. David Starr, Estimate
of Rafinesque VII 224

II

Jordan, James

Buys negro of Joseph Smart

632
Early settler of lowaville VIII

57-59
Indian trader VIII 271

Jordan, James C., Seat in State Sen-
ate contested VII 235

Jordan, John IV 350

Jordan, John, Settles at Pleasant
Hill, La. VII 503

Jordan, John Tyler, Furnishes infor-
mation relating to Pleasant
Hill, La. VII 503

Jordan, Miles, Member of commit-
tee to investigate affairs of
Des Moines Navigation Co.,
I 476

Jot, G. D., Captain of flatboat on
Pes Moines river IV 348

Journal of a Missionary in Jackson
County, by Salter VII
592

Journal of the Oregon Trail VIII
304

Journalists, Iowa, Influence of I
348-351

Jowitt, Capt. 'William R., In com-
mand at Ft. Crawford III
616

Joy, C. L., Son of W. L. Joy, IV
238

Joy, Henry W., Pioneer Iowa Quak-
er IV 264

Joy, James P., President of the C.
B. & Q. R. R. VIII 374
375

Joy, William £.,

Obituary IV 238

Present at opening of grave of

Charles Floyd II 310
Represents people in case
against Charles B. Thomp-
son VII 344

Joyce, G-. L., Taken prisoner at
Pleasant Hill III 28

Judd, Carrie, Assistant secretary
Decatur County Historical
Society V 231

Judd, Francis Emerson, Obituary
VI 78

Judd, Norman B., and the first nom-
ination of Abraham Lin-
coln VIII 95 98

Jndson, Harry Pratt II 323

Judy, Capt. Samuel, Leader of com-
pany of scouts VII 245

Julian, Mr., Indians destroy proper-
ty of III 105

Julian, Georg-e W.

Attitude toward the impeach-
ment of Andrew Johnson
VIII 342

Member of committee to draw
up articles of impeachment
against Andrew Johnson
VI 552

Julien, Samuel, Pioneer settler of
Keosauqua IV 338

Julien & Wilson, Merchants of Keo-
sauqua during flood of 1851,
V 415

Junkin, Charles M., Iowa journalist,
III 239 VI 76

Junkin, Mrs. Grace Slagle, Obituary,
III 239

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

Junkin, William Wallace
Obituary VI 76
Portrait in Historical
lery VII 310

117

art gal-

KAGI, JOHN H., Aids John Brown

III 458

Kaltenbach, Luther, Awarded medal

of honor VII 111
Kane, Col. T. L., Council Bluffs orig-
inally named for II 480
Kanesville

Early name of Council Bluffs

II 480 552 598
Mormon settlement at VII

325 326
Cholera Among II 597

IV 68
Kansas

Bleeding Kansas II 253
Border ruffianism in I 512
Slavery question in II 255
Kansas State Historical Society,
Judge Franklin G. Adams
founder of IV 319
Karli, Heinrich, Great-grandfather
of John H. Charles VIII
404
Karnes, L. D., Experience of, during

flood of 1851 V 405
Kaskaskia

Early home of Thomas Cox

VII 244 246
First legislature convened at

VII 247

Kasson, John A. I 497672 IV
85 111 115 116 146 590
V 392 VI 634 VII
55 475 559 639 VIII 130
131
Address at dedication of Floyd

monument V 177
Reference to V 149
Address at laying of corner
stone of Historical Building

IV 82 90 VIII 627
Address of, on erection of State

capi£ol, published III 230

and the Massachusetts natural-
ization law VIII 208

Biographical sketch IV 149

Contributes valuable articles
to Annals of Iowa VI
627

Evolution of the Constitution of
the United States, review
of VI 631 632

Expansion of the Republic West
of the Mississippi V 177

Extract from address of, at
opening of capitol II 384

Fight for the new capitol

IV 241 303
Reference to VII 144

Frames law for adoption of
children IV 550

George W. Bassett, studies law
with II 405

Letter from I 252

Letter to Whittier and Long-
fellow relating to the Cum-
berland I 493 494

Makes address at laying of
corner stone of capitol V
215 VII 89

118

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Makes address of welcome to
Louis Kossuth on behalf of
St. Louis II 202
Makes effort to secure appoint-
ment of M. M. Crocker as
Brigadier General IV 585
586

Member of a committee appoint-
ed to look into the finances
of the State, 1859" VIII
213
Member of notable Congress

I 600 II 257 482
Member of a commission to ex-
amine State records V
294 301

Mr. Aldrich receives historical

material from VIII 623

Prominent politician of Iowa

VIII 190 201
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217
Visits Des Moines, 1860 VI

589
Kastberg-, Karl, City engineer < of

Boone VIII 468
Kauffman, Elizabeth, Mother of
John H. Charles VIII
404
Kautz, Gen. Aug-ust V. VI 574

575 619

Kavanaug-h, Marcus, Judge of the
Cook county Superior Court
of Chicago VIII 478
Kaye, Percy L., Member faculty
State University IV 45
Keane, Archbishop John J.

Attends funeral of Archbishop

Hennessey IV 399
Investiture of, with pallium

V 532
Kearny, Col. Stephen Watts IV

291 292
Establishes Fort Des Moines

III 352-357 361 362

IV 161-163 166

Major W. R. English served un-
der III 240

Military record of III 369

Opposes the establishment of a

garrison on the Des Moines

river VIII 496

Owned slave in Iowa Territory

II 631

Recommendations of, relating to
removal of Indians IV
174

Seizes lumber cut from Indian

lands II 88 VI 371

Keatley, John H., Obituary VII

238

Keats, John, Epitaph I 345
Keck, Henry VIII 304
Keeler, Eli, Purchases land for

town site II 264
Keene, Samuel, Member of excursion
party on Des Moines river,
1851 IV 345

Keeney, Dr. Charles, Part of detach-
ment which founded Ft.
Dodge I 135

Keller, Georg-e T.t Instructor State
University IV 42

Kellerman, Gen. Francis III 580
Kelley, Abby, Leader in Women's

rights movement I 501

502 673
Kelley, Harry E., Instructor State

University IV 42
Kelley, Martha Ann, Obituary II

407
Kelley, Judg-e W. D., Delegate to

Republican national conven-
tion, 1856 H 583
Kelley's army, Floats down Des

Moines river in flatboat IV

381
Kellog-g-, C. A., Business partner of

Charles P. Birge VI 316
Kellog-g-, Ed. L., Secretary Decatur

county Historical Societv

V 231
Kellog-g-, Elias D., Member Spirit

Lake expedition III 514

545 V 21
Kellog-g-, Eug-enie, Poccalito, a Tale

of Telegraph Hill, review

of VII 311
Kellog-g-, Miss Harriette, Possesses

letter written by Dr. Edwin

James VIII 162
Kellog-g-, K. C., Curator Decatur

county Historical Society

V 231
Kellog-g1, Racine D.

Gives estimate of Gen. N. B.
Baker as legislator I 92
Loyal to government I 87
Member Ninth General Assembly

IV 379

Obituary VIII 558
Kellog-g-, Raymond M., Obituary IV

561
Kelly, K. H., Builder of first bridge

at Cedar Falls V 553
Kelly, Mrs. Marg-aret, Obituary III

479

Kelly, Sister Mary Eliza, Charter
member Sisters B. V. M.,
Dubuque III 592
Kelsey, D. M., Editor Iowa Freeman

I 570
Kelso, Judg-e Joseph, Marriage of

VII 636

Kemman, Arthur S., Naval record of

VI 612
Kempker, Rev. Father J. F.

Very Rev. J. A. M. Pelamour-

gues VI 115
Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 606

Kendall, Amos VIII 443
Kendall, Edward, Military service of

VI 579

Kendall, Capt. John, Death of VI
353

Kendall, Nathan E., Speaks at the
dedication of Iowa monu-
ments VIII 73 74

Kendrick, Rev. A. V.

Fires salute at burial of Gen.

Corse II 303
Offers prayer Battle flag day I
577

Kennan, John C., Obituary VII
318

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

119

Kennedy, Edward, Military service

of VI 579

Kennedy, John, Instrumental in cor-
recting error relating to
authorship of "There is no
Death" I 201

Letter from I 202
Kennedy, Josiali F.

Biographical note VI 276

Dr. Henry Hawkins Barker — A
Pioneer Physician VIII

135 138

Obituary VIII 557

Vital Statistics VI 276
Kennedy, Capt. Justin C., At battle

of Corinth I 218
Kennerly, L. H.. Pioneer of Sioux

City VIII 413 418
Kennicott, Robert, "Western natur-
alist VIII 563
Kenrick, Bishop, Ordains Bishop

Hennessey IV 399
Kent, Rev. Aratus, Pioneer mission-
ary VII 599 602
Kent, James M.

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378

Obituary II 568
Kent, Josiah, Member Constitutional
Convention of 1846 VII
240
Kent, William O., Obituary VII

240

Keokuk I 129 399 II 402 468
IV 78 99 232 V 397
480 VI 89 VII 20
535

Advises Black Hawk to give up
land VI 193 194

At funeral of Gen Street II
103

Attends Council at Agency City
I 400

Attends Council at Prairie du
Chien VI 188

Bust of, in the Historical Depart-
ment VIII 551

Characterization of I 401
402 IH 378 VI 201
203

Chief of Sacs and Foxes I
399 405 612 II 56
456 460 HI 477 IV

619

Compared with Black Hawk II
462

David Norris acquainted with
III 76

George Catlin paints portrait of
III 368

Offers Gen. Street land and
money II 95

Passenger on Des Moines
river steamboat IV 331
334

Personal appearance of VI
209

Plans attack on Ft. Armstrong
I 607

Policy of, favored by Appanoose
VII 228

Portrait of, in McKenney &
Hall's great work III 229

Presented with silver medal by
Boston II 100 101

Reception of Black Hawk on re-
turn from East VI 200

Represents Sac Indians in trea-
ty at close of Black Hawk
war V 329 VI 87

88 196

Requests release of Black Hawk
VI 199

Settles on Iowa river I 609
VI 192

Treaty with I 129

Visits East II 100 637
III 392 622 VII 229

Visits Nauvoo III 283

Wishes to sell his reserve on
loway river VIII 432
433
Keokuk, Iowa

Business transacted in 1857 V

Early days of I 255 III

Location of, and sale of lots

in I 565

Military post at II 494
Named for Indian chief VI
\ 87

Provisions of charter of V

Keokuk county

Early recollections of, by Ha-

worth II 60
Named for Indian chief VI

Society of Friends in IV

266
Keokuk and Des Moines railroad,

Plans for II 273
Keokuk Gate City, Extract from II

452
Keokuk Reserve

Acquired by United States VII

285 286

Location of VII 284 440
Keokuk's villag-e, Reservation for

II 183 185 VI 87 89
Kephart, James, Awarded medal of

honor VII 313
Keppler, Chester H. J., Naval record

of VI 612
Keosauqua, Iowa VIII 485

During flood of 1851 V 413

Founders of V 238

Origin and meaning of name

II 468 VI 88
Pioneer days of IV 484
Provisions of charter of V

130

Steamboating on Des Moines
at IV 327-331 334-340
Keppel, Tennis, Seeks location for
Holland colony III 252
Kerr, G. W. VIII 133
Kerr, H. VIII 132
Kershaw, Joseph B. I 556557
Ketcham, Harriet A., Designer of
statuary on Soldiers and
Sailors monument IV 89
561
Kettle Chief

Friend of Julien Dubuque II

471
Village of II 333 V 321

120

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Key, Francis Scott

Drew decree by which half-
breed lands were appor-
tioned by lot VII 23
Star Spangled Banner IV 108
Keyes, Dr. Charles Bollin

Assistant State Geologist III

119

Betterment of Our Public High-
ways V 374

Contributes to reports of Iowa

Geological Survey I 145-

147 II 76 III 120 121

Des Moines River and Origin of

Name III 554 568
Epoch in the History of Ameri-
can Science II 345 403
Geological Surveys of Iowa III

111

Geological Map of Iowa I 294
Geology of the Twentieth Centu-
ry, comment on V 231
Iowa Scientist and His Work

IV 383
Pre-glacial River Channels of

Iowa VIII 13-17
Scientific work of V 392
Keyes, Capt. Calvin Webb

Commander of flatboat on Des

Moines river IV 381
Member of the firm of Keyes &

Crawford VIII 7
Keyes, John, Helps lay out town

of Atlantic II 648
Keyes, Royal

Grandfather of Mrs. Ada North

IV 77 V 238
Mrs. Mary K. Miles daughter

of III 158
Keyes & Crawford

Build flatboat on Des Moines

river IV 380 381
Pioneer Des Moines merchants

IV 373 378 VIII 6 8
Kibbee, Porter, Member Des Moines
Navigation and Railroad Co.
I 466

Kickapoo Indians III 127
Kidman, Francis, Member of organ-
ization for protection from
horse thieves VI 61
Kieth, Isham, Purchases mulatto

boy VII 143

Kilbourne, Mrs. A. W., cares for
"Aunt Hetty Coleman" IV
478

Kilbourne, D. W., Agent for State
in settling claims in land
grant troubles I 483 540
Kilbourne, Edward

Brief account of VII 308
Letter by VII 308
Kilbourne, George E. VIII 132

Kilpatrick, Gen. Hugh J., Raid of, on

Richmond VI 573
Kimball, Aaron, Vote on bill for
board of charities IV 312
Kimball, Adeline P., Matron hospital
State University IV 56
Kimball, George P., Member Iowa
Board of Education III
200 203 206

Kimball, Heber C., Leader in Mor-
mon church II 587 590
592
Kimball, Jacob, Military service of

VI 579

Kimball, Lieut. Joseph I 614
Kimball, Thomas, Obituary V 240

Kin, Botanist VII 201
Kinersley, James J., Merchant of
Keosauqua during flood of
1851 IV 338 V 415
421

Kinersley, Mrs. James J., Associate

of Abner Kneeland VI 358

Kinert, David, Obituary VI 480

King-, Lieut. Ensign H., At battle of

Corinth I 219

King, H., Appoints Henry Barker
surgeon in the Border line
war VIII 136
King, John

Biographical note VI 289
Established Dubuque Visitor I

63

John Plumbe, Originator of the

Pacific railroad VI 289

Nominated for Chief Justice

III 455 456
Signs letter written to President

Polk VIII 437
King, Lieut. John H.

Military record of IV 169
Service in Iowa IV 169 172

452
King, John H.

Introduces bill for board of con-
trol IV 313

Member of committee to con-
sider bill for board of chari-
ties IV 311
King, John W., Killed at battle of

Corinth I 215
King, Bufus VI 408 412

Attitude of, on slavery in Mis-
souri VI 258 259 261-263
Letter by, relating to Louisiana
Purchase VI 404 405 407
409 415

Letter to VI 403 405
Life and Correspondence of,

cited VI 401

King, Russo, Resident of Keosauqua
during flood of 1851 V

417
King, William S., Stationed at Ft.

Atkinson IV 452
King, William T., Makes address at
Burlington Semi-Centennial

II 625

Kingsbury, Jacob, Letter to Adam

Larrabee VII 300
Kingsley, Alpha

Builder of Ft. Madison III
99-103 VI 314

Extracts from reports of, em-
bodied in History of Ft.
Madison III 97

Military record of III 99

Report of, to Secretary of war

III 100

Reports on the location of Fort

Madison VIII 552
Kinne, LaVeg-a G. VI 473

Address at reception of portrait
of Judge Mason II 68
235

Helps put in force the law es-
tablishing a board of con-
trol VIII 475

Lecturer State University IV
52

Nominated for governor H 79

Obituary VII 395

Origin, Growth and Development
of the Board of Control
System in Iowa VI 321

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VHI

121

Kinne, Samuel H., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV 312
Kinney, Judfre John P. VI 21

Assists C. C. Nourse in his law
practice VIII 483 484

Decision of, in Reid land case
VII 25

Incident concerning VIII 27-
30

Judge Supreme Court Iowa Ter-
ritory VII 167

Member Supreme Court of Iowa
V 419

Obituary V 638

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69

Kinsman, Lieut. John D., Killed at

battle of Corinth I 21S

Kinsman, Theodoras, Father of W.

H. Kinsman V 241
Kinsman, Lieut. William H.

Aids Gen. Dodge in organization
of Council Bluffs Guard IV
577

Biographical sketch, by Dodge
V 241

Characterization of V 307

Genealogical record of V 308

Killed at charge of Black Bayou

IV 581

Monument erected to memory of

V 475
Kintzley, Joseph M.

Life of I 337-340

Receives pension from American

Express Co. I 337
Kinzie, John H.

Connection with Simon Cameron
Indian Commission VII

127 191 192
Subagent for Indians III 603

607 608 610 611
Witness to treaty with Winne-

bagoes III 606
Kinzie, Robert A., Post trader at Ft.

Des Moines IV 170
Kiowas III 291

Brief account of III 129
Kirby, Rev. William

Explores Black Hawk Purchase,

with Rev. Turner I 526

Member of Illinois Association

III 54 56

Kirchner, Jacob III 493
Kirchner, John A., Reports depreda-
tions of Indians III 493
Kirchner, John C. Ill 493
Kirk, E. R., Present at opening of
grave of Sergt. Floyd II
310
Kirkman, William, First constable

of lowaville VIII 58
Kirkpatrick, Joseph S., Member

Council, 1840 VII 265
Kirkpatrick, Samuel M., Association
with Francis Springer II
574 576

Kirkwood, Samuel J. I 1148344
374 594 II 208 III 237

317 319 651 653 IV 281

318 585 586 V 238 320
472 VI 150 155 158 163
169 181 466 475 476 477 559
VII 85 156 157 400 468

Accepts money raised to pay sol-
diers I 595
Action of Col. Bussey in seizing

arms, approved by V 87

88 153

Action on dog law I 127 129
Aids in distribution of funds for

Grinnell cyclone sufferers

III 91

and the nomination of Abraham
Lincoln VIII 93 95 96
98 114 220
Appoints

Charles Aldrich First Lieu-
tenant and Adjutant 32d
Iowa Infantry VIII
582

Dr. Levi Fuller Surgeon 38th

Iowa Infantry IV 640

G. M. Dodge Colonel 4th

Iowa Infantry IV 581

Gen. Steele Colonel 8th Iowa

Infantry III 429
Henry O'Conner Major 35th ,

Iowa Infantry IV 637

J. H. Rothrock Colonel 35th

Iowa Infantry IV 76

John M. Corse Major 6th

Iowa Infantry II 4

301

John Shane District Judge

IV 239

Milo Smith Colonel 26th
Iowa Infantry VI 397
N. B. Baker Adjutant Gen-
eral IV 640
Samuel A. Rice Colonel 33d
Iowa Infantry H 32
Samuel Merrill Colonel 21st
Iowa Infantry V 338
William M. Stone Colonel
22d Iowa Infantry I
235

Approves bill for preservation
of public documents V
295

Attends the convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 93

Birthplace of VII 457
Calls for volunteers I 87 V

481

Calls extra session of legisla-
ture I 87 228 V 337
Characterization of I 9 10 81
Clark Dunham friend of IV

217

Commissions Dr. Wm. R. Smith

to visit soldiers I 584

Col. Bussey aide de camp to V

81

Council Bluffs Guards offer ser-
vices to IV 579
David B. Hillis aide de camp to

IV 561

Director State Bank of Iowa I
9 291 292 V 101

Elected U. S. senator VIII
473

Enters cabinet of President Gar-
field V 594

Estrangment with Elijah Sells
II 525

First nomination of IV 547

Friend of Caleb Baldwin I
211

Friend of James R. Hartsock I
423

Friend of Joseph Shepard V
229

George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of IV 305 V 227

122

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Hiram Price aids I 87 595

596 V 157

Inaugural address VIII 202
Issues executive order relative

to death of Gen. Baker I

95

Letter by III 308 V 315
Letter by, in regard to writing

memoirs IV 475
Letter by, to Col. Bussey V

89 90

Letter by, to nephew V 310
Letter from James W. Grimes

to I 517 IV 307
Letter from Gen. Grant to III

181
Letter to, relating to Des Moines

river lands I 480
Life of, written by W. H. Lath-

rop V 313

Member Iowa Board of Educa-
tion III 206
Message on the Barclay Coppoc

affair VIII 191
Nominated for governor VIII

215-217 427
Obituary I 581
Order to S. R. Ingham V 490

491 494 495
Portrait of, by Marshall Talbot,

secured by Historical De-
partment V 312
Portrait of, unveiled I 151
President Baker Memorial Asso-
ciation I 98
Public services of I 80
Reappoints Mrs. North State

Librarian II 544 VI

625
Receives letter from James W.

Grimes VIII 508 509
Regent State University IV

11 13
Report of Col. Sawyers to V

500

U. S. senator IV 311
W. H. Fleming private secretary

to V 583
Kirkwood, Mrs. Samuel J. I 151

V 312

Aids Mrs. Ann E. Harlan in Sani-
tary Convention II 502
Kisli-ke-Kosh II 468

Chief Pox Indians I 132
Goes to Washington with Gen.

Street II 100
Portrait of, in McKenney &

Hall's book on Indians III

229
Kisli-ke-Kosli, Former town of Ma-

haska county III 213
Kish-ke-Kosh county, Original name

of Monroe county
Kissel, Abraham S., Regent State

University IV 11
Kissick, Edwyne R., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320
Kitchell VII 248
Kitchener, Gen. Horatio Herbert,

System of block houses used

by in Transvaal war VI

297
Kitchenmidden, Mound near Lehigh

supposed to be III 647

IV 542
Kite, Joseph, Pioneer Iowa settler

IV 336

Kitterman, Ellas, Pioneer Iowa set-
tler IV 336

Kitterman, Peter, Pioneer Iowa set-
tler IV 336

Kitterman, W. H. IV 323

Recollections of steamboating
on the Des Moines IV
335

Kittle, Capt. Josiah W., At battle of
Corinth I 219

Klauss, Capt. Martin, Connection
with battle of Pleasant Hill

VII 487

Kling-amans, Members Dunkers
church VII 278

Kloug-h, John A. K., Killed at battle
of Corinth I 215

Knapp, Gilbert III 397

Member Wisconsin Territorial

Legislature III 389
Trustee of university to be es-
tablished at Belmont, Wis.
IV 5

Knapp, Herman, Aids in securing
tablet to Revolutionary sol-
diers VI 472

Knapp, Joseph C. I 348 III

628 VI 464
and the Know Nothing party

VIII 493

Appointed commissioner to ex-
amine books of Des
Moines River Improve-
ment I 364
Extract from report of I

365
Early Iowa lawyer IV 484

487 V 415
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389
Judge Caldwell studies law with

VIII 271
Resides in Keosauqua VIII

485

Knapp, Mrs. Joseph C. I 347
Knapp, Thomas B., Obituary VII

79

Knapp & Wright, Law firm at Keo-
sauqua IV 487
Kneeland, Abner

Estimate of VI 386
Founder of socialistic commun-
ity I 348 456
His Relations to Early Iowa
History, by Mary R. Whit-
comb VI 340
Kneeland, Dolly I.., Wife of Abner

Kneeland VI 351
Kneeland, Martha Stone, Mother of
Abner Kneeland VI 340
Kneeland, Stillman P., Seven Cen-
turies in the Kneeland Fam-
ily, cited VI 340
Kneeland, Timothy, Father of Abner

Kneeland VI 340
Knepper, Mrs., Attends reception
given to Abraham Lincoln
IV 462

Knevels, Dr. D'Jurco, Rafinesque
makes collecting trip with
VII 207

Knig-ht, Bishop, Purchases land for
Mormon church II 586
Knoepfler, J. B.

Letter from IV 113
Regent State University IV
11

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

123

Knoll, F. M.

Extract from sketch of Stephen

Hempstead VII 265
Introduces bill to repeal dog law

I 229

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Kuott, Capt. A. B., Escape of I

560 562
Know Nothing party VIII 491

492
Knower, Lieut. Edward C., Member

faculty State University

IV 47
Knowles, Miss, Secretary Sanitary

Convention II 503
Knowlton, Dr. P. J£., Reference to

sketch of Dr. C. C. Parry

VII 413

Knox, Gen. Henry III 466
Knox, James, Appointed to bid on

lands for settlers VI 212

214
Knox, James H.

Editor of the Weekly Visitor,

Indianola VIII 458
Obituary V 400
Knox, James M., Furnishes citation

to Mr. Herriott VIII 216
Knox, John J., History of Banking,

cited V 363
Knox, Philander C., Writes letter to

Henry Clay Caldwell VIII

274
Kob, Ii. M., Pastor Bunkers church

VII 276

Koehler, Captain II 294
Koehler, Lewis M., Military record

of VI 602

Koontz, Martin, Pioneer Iowa set-
tler IV 336

Kossuth, Louis V 560 VI 637
Kossuth county

Description of, 1864 III 134
Named in honor of Hungarian

patriot II 202
Surveying in III 297
Kountz, Gen. Jolin S., Director Vicks-

burg National Military Park

Association V 272 277
Krakow, Carl C., Naval record of

VI 613
Kramer, Maj. Adam, Obituary V

399
Kramer, Peter, Captain of flatboat

on Des Moines river IV

348

Krause, William, Experience of, dur-
ing flood of 1851 V 404
Kreckel, Rev. John Adam, Obituary

IV 156
Kuhn, J., Color Corporal at battle of

Corinth I 220
Kuhn, J. & I., Pioneer merchants

IV 363

Kulp, James S., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 57
Kulp, William O., Member faculty

State University IV 54

57
Kummer, Henry C., Obituary IV

642
Kurtz, Lieut. C. H., Wounded I

562

Kurtz, D., Letter by III 615
Kurtz, John E.

Member of committee to inves-

tigate affairs of Des Moines
Navigation Co. I 476
Obituary IV 481
Kurtz, Lizzie VI 586
Kynett, John, Early settler in Des

Moines county II 290
La Barge, John, Pilot on the Mis-
souri river VIII 429 430
La Barge, Joseph

Life and Adventures of, notice

of VI 233
Pilot on the Missouri river

VIII 429 430

Labashure, (Labessa) Prank, Indian
interpreter III 371 VII
18
Labor, Conditions in Iowa, 1844 "l

3 4
Lacey, John F.

Aids in securing original letters
of territorial governors V
73

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82 146
Attends exercises at reception of
portrait of S. F. Miller I
241
Delivers address Battle flag

day I 577
Reference to I 661
General Samuel A. Rice at Jen-
kins Ferry II 32 74
Letter from, relating to inscrip-
tion on Washington monu-
ment I 661
Major General Frederick Steele

III 424

La Colle Mills, Battle of VII 298
299

Ladd, Charles B., George W. Van
Horn studies law with II
78

Ladd, Judge Scott M.

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82
Presides at the memorial ser-
vices of Charles Aldrich
VIII 573

Ladd, Mrs. Scott M., Attends exer-
cises at laying of corner
stone of Historical building

IV 82

Lafayette, Marquis de III 76

V 383

George W. Jones in escort of

II 563 564

Last visit to U. S. I 129
Lays corner stone of monument
to Count Pulaski II 47

Lafferty, Capt. J. M., Captain of
steamboat on Des Moines
IV 329 332 333 335

Lafferty, Dr. W. C. V 160

Lafleshe, Mr. Secures property of
G. M. Rafinesque VII 199

La Grange, Col., Reports on en-
gagement at Chalk Bluff,
Missouri, 1863 VIII 272

Laidlow, William, Fur trader V

546

Laird Bros. & Co., Pioneer mer-
chants IV 362 373 378

Lake, Benjamin, Director of State
Bank of Iowa I 291 V
101

124

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Lake, Calvin B., Alleviates suffer-
ings of wounded at battle of
Corinth I 217

Lake, Jed, Member Ninth General
Assembly IV 379

Lake, P. L., Regent State University
IV 13

Lake Itasca, Explorations in region
of II 20

Lakin, W. B.f Member Ninth General
Assembly IV 379

Lalor, John J., Author of Cyclopedia
of Political and Social Sci-
ence VIII 86

Lamarck, Jean Baptiste, Advocates
theory of evolution VIII
349

Lamb, Maj. Josiah, Commands a
force of 250 Home Guards,
1861 VIII 359

Lamb, Mrs. Martha J., Biographical
sketch I 70

Lambert, E. J., House surgeon hos-
pital State University IV

Lamon, Ward Hill, Author of Life of

Lincoln VIII 100
Lamoni, Branch of Mormon faith at

II 601

Lament, DM Fur trader V 546
Lamson, Ward, Obituary VI 398
Lancaster, Maria, Mother of J. L.

Budd VII 30
Land

Disputes about claims I 134
Government surveys of I 132

133
How secured II 577 III

324 V 95 198
Sale of II 215 216 IV 185
Set aside for educational pur-
poses IV 15
Land office

Choicest plums in federal ap-
pointments VII 249
Location of V 198 VII

444

Lander, Mrs. Edward I 162
Landers, Frank E.

Clerk Executive Council I 59
Compiles Historical-Geographi-
cal Atlas I 59 137 665

III 155 VIII 569
Indexes cemetery lot and grave

record of Webster City

viii er

Southern Boundary of Iowa

I 641 665 666
Landram, Col. W. J., Connection

with battle of Pleasant Hill
VII 484
Lane, and the Kansas troubles VIII

504 507

Lane, Amos IV 502
Lane, Rev. Daniel

Extract from writings of, re-
lating to Abner Kneeland
VI 357
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389

Friend of J. B. Howell I 348
Member Iowa Band I 528-

531
Sells house and lot in Keosau-

qua VIII 487

Lane, Henry S., Member Republican
national convention, 1856

II 583

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 98
Lane, James H. I 319
At Tabor VII 393
Lane, James T.

Abner Davison law partner of

IV 481

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Lane, Joseph R.

Abner Davison law partner of

IV 481

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82
Lane, Gen. W. P., At battle of Pleas-
ant Hill VII 492 433 498
Laney, W. J., Obituary VII 160
Lang-an, Hug-h, Obituary V 560
Lang-bein, Julius, Awarded medal of

honor VII 106
Lang-ley, Howard A., Obituary V

80

Lang-worthy, Capt. IV 231
Lang-worthy, Edward, Position on
boundary trouble I 445
Lang-worthy, Lucius H. VII 268

Description of Indian village

VI 191

Dubuque, Its History, Mines, In-
dian Legends, reference to

VII 448 451 452
Lang-worthy Brothers

Early bankers of Dubuque V

2
Favor plan for Pacific railroad

VI 290

Lanthois, Second husband of Mrs.
G. M. Rafinesque VII 199
Lapham, Prof. I. A.

Originator of plan for forecast-
ing weather II 485
Secretary Wisconsin Historical

Society I 258
Laramie Commission, 1866, Terms of

peace I 324
Larg-ent, J. P., Military service 'of

VI 579
Larimer, Adam V., Obituary VII

79
Larpenteur, Charles

Death of V 424
Forty Years a Fur Trader, no-
tice of V 59, extract
from V 422
French Indian trader VIII

428
Settler in Harrison county, Iowa

VIII 429

Larrabee, Capt. Adam VI 640

Mementos of, in Historical De-
partment III 650
Sketch of, by Aldrich VII
298

Larrabee, Henry, Presents military
mementos of Adam Larra-
bee III 650

Larrabee, Prof. W. C., Tendered
presidency of State Univer-
sity IV 29

Larrabee, William I 80 II 647
III 650 V 211 VI

77 640

Aids Charles Aldrich in his-
torical work VIII 633

Aids in securing liberal appro-
priations for new capitol
VII 92

Appoints Delos Arnold to settle
with Capitol Commissioners

VII 97

Appoints Frank Campbell Rail-
road Commissioner VIII
78

Appoints Josiah Given to the
Supreme Bench VIII 398

Appoints Morgan G. Thomas
State Mine Inspector IV
158

Appoints Mrs. Miller State Li-
brarian VI 398

Attends Burlington Semi-Cen-
tennial II 623

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82 85 146

Extract from message of, relat-
ing to reprinting early laws
V 300

Favors Historical Department
IV 104

Helps put the law establishing
a board of control into ef-
fect VIII 475

Lost in a Snow Storm I 106-
111

Makes valuable contributions to
Annals of Iowa VI 627

Marble bust of, in the Historical
Building IV 633 VIII
551

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 257

Message of, cited V 369

Offers to appoint Charles A.
Bishop to the Supreme
Bench VIII 479

Pays tribute to D. N. Richardson
III 573

Present at unveiling of tablet in
Hamilton county court
house III 481

Prominent in Iowa politics

VIII 190

Public services of VII 298

Recommendation of, relating to
taxes V 443

Regent State University IV
11

Reinstates Auditor Brown VI
635 VII 476

Relies upon Judge Bishop in the
Chester Turney case VIII
478

Statues procured by VI 153
473 VII 395

Tribute to Charles Aldrich
VIII 609

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312
Larrabee, Mrs. William

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82 85 146

Marble bust of, owned by His-
torical Department IV
633 VIII 551

Larrabee, William, Jr., Member of
Bahama expedition I 299
La Salle, Rene-Robert Cavelier IV
613

Finds coal along Illinois river
V 234

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

125

Takes possession of the country
watered by Mississippi IV
611 616
Lasell, Mr., Aids in securing portrait

of Dr. Salter V 630
Lasell, Mrs., Aids in securing por-
trait of Dr. Salter V 630
Lash, John B., Member Third Terri-
torial Legislature VII
264
Lathrop, Henry W.

Brief biographical notice of V

313

Life and Times of Samuel J.

Kirkwood, reference to I

240 IV 548 VIII 509

Makes address at unveiling of

portrait of Gov. Kirkwood

I 152
Obituary VI 78

Regent State University IV

II 13 29

Latshaw & Woodwell, Pioneer mer-
chants IV 378

Laub, Henry C., Lieut. Co. D. North-
ern Border Brigade V
520
Laug-hlin, William X. V 474

Account of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 541
Biographical note III 541
Member of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 483 484 514 522
530 532 551 541 V 21
Lauman, Gen. Jacob Or. I 128 II
301 IV 588 VIII 157
Accused of incomoetency and
criminal negligence V

282

Colonel of company sent out
from Burlington III 378
Death of wife IV 401
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

639
Lauman's Charge at Jackson, by

Crosley I 371
Military career of I 379
Iianman. Mrs. Jacob G., Obituary

IV 401
Iiauman, Philip G., Naval record of

VI 613
Latinchinsr of the Iowa, by Byers

II 404
Laurence, Alexander, Obituary V

80
Laurent, Rev. Father Philip

Acknowledgment to III 559
Obituary V 638
Presents map to Historical De-
partment III 569
Tribute to Father Pelamourgues

VI 121

Lawe, Agent for American Fur Com-
pany VII 126 127
Lawler, Gen. Michael X. I 193

IV 295 296 V 248
Lawrence, Col., Left in charge at

Ft. Armstrong I 607
Lawrence, Mrs. IV 231
Lawrence, Dr. A., Receives visit

from Agassiz VIII 425
Lawrence, Albert H., Vote on bill
for board of charities IV
312
Lawrence, Lieut. Chauncey, Death of

I 116

Lawrence, P. M., of St. Louis VIII
507

136

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Lawrence, George Newbold, Rafin-

esque visits VII 217 219

Laws, G-eorg-e W., Naval record of

VI 613
Laws

Printing of, in newspapers V

464

Transplanting Iowa's Laws to
Oregon, by Herriott VI
455
Uniform enforcement of VI

304

Laws and Jurisprudence of England
and America, by Dillon,
cited II 372

Laws of Iowa Territory, 1838-39, Re-
printed by Historical De-
partment IV 554 622 632
V 300
Lawson, Susan R., Wife of Lampson

P. Sherman V 78
Lawton, W. B., Killed at battle of

Pleasant Hill HI 28
Lay, Marietta, Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 42

Lazear, Maj. Bazeal, Distinguished
at the battle of ' Kirksville
VIII 272
Lea, Lieut. Albert Miller

Appointed U. S. Commissioner
in boundary troubles U
431
At Port Des Moines III 355

356 358

Experience of, 1835 VII 376
Map of 1836, reference to VII

437
Military record of III 374

474 VI 557
Nativity of VII 452
Notes on the Wisconsin Terri-
tory, review of III
473

Reference to III 641

Reprinted VI 555
Lea, Henry C. II 323
Leake, Joseph B., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 378
Leavenworth, Gen. Henry
Death of III 352
Military record of III 352
Leavitt, John H., Obituary VII

639

Leavitt, Joshua, J. B. Grinnell asso-
ciated with II 253
Le Claire, Antoine I 2 II 100
Aids Catholics in founding

church VI 115 285
Association with William B. Con-
way II 222 416
Gives meaning of word Iowa

II 467

Had Indian wife VII 19
Indian interpreter I 400

IV 532 VI 193 VII
451
Ira Cook's recollections of IV

526-528

Land for sale by V 142
Land reserved for II 183

185 VI 88

Name attached to Black Hawk's
"Autobiography," II 450
640
One of founders of Davenport

I 1 II 222

Portrait of, on bill of State
Bank V 105

Purchases lumber V 147
Receives money from govern-
ment VI 88 91
Le Claire, Marg-aret

Aids Catholics in founding

church VI 115
Member of choir in Father Pel-
amourgues' church VI

121

Le Clerc, Felix, Receives letter from
Lewis Cass on naturaliza-
tion VIII 211 212
Le Cocq, J. P., Director of Holland

colony III 247
Le Conte, Capt. John Lawrence, Re-
commends Dr. James as
botanist for the Long ex-
pedition VIII 169
Lee, Gen. A. L. I 188

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

420 VII 483 484
Lee, Alfred William, Son of Alfred

Wilson Lee VIII 237
Lee, Alfred Wilson, Obituary VIII

236

Lee, Arthur, Delegate in Congress
from Virginia, cedes land
II 188

Lee, Blanche H., Member faculty

State University IV 44

Lee, Elvira, Mother of Alfred Wil-

soa Lee VIII 236
Lee, Gen. Fitzhug-h V 540
Lee, Gen. G-eorg-e Washing-ton Custis,

Letter to VI 393
Lee, Guy Carleton, Author of True
His-tory of the Civil War
VIII 86
Lee, Rt. Bev. Henry W.

Confirms Josiah P. Walton IV

317

Portrait of, in Historical De-
partment I 65 454 VIII
474
Rev. Willis H. Barris, assistant

to V 220

Lee, Mrs. Jane Aldrich, Sister of

Charles Aldrich VIII 563

Lee, Jason, Oregon pioneer IV

624

Lee, John B., Father of Alfred Wil-
son Lee VIII 236
Lee, John D., Mormon, said to have

had ten wives II 596
Lee, Laura Anna, Daughter of Al-
fred Wilson Lee VIII
237

Lee, Gen. Robert Edward I 158 316

321 322 II 50 III 381

IV 571 VI 63 VII

238

Associated with early Iowa

VII 452 453

Graduated at West Point in

class with Charles Mason

and Joseph E. Johnston III

203 IV 597 V 225

George Wilson classmate of IV

565

Letter by VI 393
Letter to A. C. Dodge VIII

441 442
Letter to George W. Jones VIII

515

Loss of, at Gettysburg V 281
Surrender of II 49 210 280
HI 434 435

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

127

Lee, Gen. Stephen D. II 279

Extract from report of, on siege
of Vicksburg- V 280 281

President Vicksburg National
Military Park Association

V 272 273 276

Lee, Gen. William Henry Fitzlmg-li

VI 393 573
Capture of VI 572

Lee, William Walker, Son of Alfred

Wilson Lee VIII 237
Lee county

Organized from Des Moines

county II 196
Schools in III 446-449
Leech, E. J. VIII 132
Leech, Thomas, Quaker settler of

Cedar county IV 266
Leedy, Daniel, Pastor Bunkers

church VII 274
Leeper, John E., Pioneer settler of
Denmark, Iowa VII 5
Lefflng'well, William E.

Defeated for Congress I 236
Democratic candidate for Con-

gress, 1858 VIII 461
Member Third General Assem-

bly II 197 200
Leffler, Isaac

Member House First Territorial
Legislature II 317 IV
4

Trustee of university to be es-
tablished at Belmont IV
5

Leffler, Isaac Vance, Signs petition
recommending Joseph Wil-
liams for governor VI
69

Leffler, L. VIII 391
Leffler, Shepherd I 436440 II

639 640
Estimate of, by Governor Cham-

bers I 434 435
Friend of Van Caldwell II 389
Marries daughter of Mrs. Par-

rott II 574
Member Fifth Territorial Legis-

lature VII 266
Member of Congress I

II 620 VII 458
President Constitutional
vention of 1844 I
II 433 VI 422
604 VIII 21
Leg-ate, Capt., Superintendent

mines IV 232

Leg-ate, Maj. Charles P. Ill 294

Government surveyor III 293

Leg-g-ett, Gen. Mortimer D. I 310

313
Legislature

. First State, convened at Iowa

City II 393

First Wisconsin Territorial, at
Belmont, Wis., II 316
Work of II 318
First Territorial, at Burlington

II 393
Attitude of

79

Con-
445
VII

lead

II

423-428

Legislation in Iowa Prior to 1858,

VI

498

by Herriott
Leg-orgue, William, Pioneer of Sac

county III 440
Lehigh bone-bed

Prof. Calvin's account of IV

542

Is It a "Kitchen-Midden?" Ill

647

Lehman, Pred H., Prominent in ar-
ranging for St. Louis expo-
sition III 568
Leidy, Friend of Charles Aldrich

VIII 600

Leig-hton VIII 127
Lelacheur, J. W., Member of State
Legislative committee VIII
25

Lemmon, Prof. J. G., Associated
with Dr. C. C. Parry VII
417
Lemoliese. Had Indian wife VII

19
Lendrum, Georg-e, Obituary II

648
Lenehan, Rev. B. C. IV 85 V

316
Acquaintance with Bishop Loras

III 645
Biographical sketch of IV

150
Note by, referring to Father

Mazzuchelli VI 282
Pronounces benediction at exer-
cises at laying of corner
stone of Historical Build-
ing IV 82 106
Rt. Rev. Mathias Loras, First
Bishop of Dubuque III
577-600
Lenehan, Rev. M. C. V " 316 VIII

240 474
Lenehan, Rt. Rev. Thomas M. VIII

240 474

Letter from IV 113
Obituary V 316
Lenihau, Jndg-e D. J., Attends funeral

of Jessica Boies I 334
Lenox, James IV 92
Lentz, Thomas M., Visits Vicksburg

V 275
Leonais, Joseph

First settler of Sioux City VIII

415

Fur trader VIII 417
Leonard, Dr. Arthur G. VI 477
Connection with Iowa Geological

Survey III 119
Contributes to report of Iowa
Geological Survey III

121

History of Lead and Zinc Min-
ing in Iowa III 63
Leonard, Charles

Presents portrait of Nathan R.
Leonard to State University
VIII 229
Leonard, Frank

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 44

Presents portrait of Nathan R.
Leonard to the Iowa State
University VIII 229
Leonard, James, Pioneer of Jackson

county VII 601
Leonard, John, Obituary IV 480
Leonard, Katherine, Daughter of B.

F. Gue VI 477

Leonard, Levi, Presents portrait ot
Nathan R. Leonard to the
State University VIII

229

128

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Leonard, Minnie E., Member faculty
State University IV 44

Leonard, Nathan E.

Acting president State Univer-
sity IV 39 40
Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 38 46 47

Leopold, Carl A., City commissioner
to arrange for Semi-Cen-
tennial of State II 621

Lescher, Henry, Signs the Massa-
chusetts naturalization law
VIII 207

Iiester, Hannah Gallup, Wife " of
Adam Larrabee VII 299

lie Sneur, Makes expedition up Mis-
sissippi river III 63 IV
611 616 617

Letters of territorial g-overnors, se-
cured by Historical Depart-
ment V 72

Letts, Allie M., Search for a Shilling
I 38

Letts, Hilton M., Son-in-law Francis
Springer II 585

Letts, Nellie Spring-er, Letter by,
presenting portrait of fath-
er V 469

Leverett, Ebenezer Turner, Pioneer
settler of Mississippi val-
ley IV 388

Leverett, Prank VII 397

Biographical sketch of, by

Keyes IV 383
Illinois Glacial Lobe, review of

IV 383

Old Channels of the Mississippi
in Southeastern Iowa V
38
Remarks on Denmark Academy

VII 68

Scientific Investigations of III
15 V 232

Leverett, Rowena Houston, Mother
of Prank Leverett IV

388

Levey, Benjamin, Awarded medal of
honor VII 106

Lewellen, Philip W., Vote on bill
for board of charities IV
312

Lewellingr, Lorenzo D., Obituary IV
561

Lewis, Caroline Fenimore, Obituary
III 656

Lewis, Mrs. Charles, Sister of Lieut.
Joseph E. Griffith IV

294

Lewis, Charles H., Obituary VI
560

Lewis, George, Pioneer of Van Bu-
ren county VII 357

Lewis, Georg-e, Writes letter to W.
S. Lewis VIII 501

Lewis, G-eorg-e H., Associated in
business with Galusha Par-
sons VIII 399

Lewis, Isaac

Early Iowa lawyer IV 484
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389
Member of Fifth Territorial

Legislature IV 636
Member Territorial Legislature
VI 354 355

Lewis, John, Missionary in Wiscon-
sin Territory VII 602
603

Lewis, Capt. Meriwether

Cause of death I 77 VI
75 VIII 167

Commissions Peter Chouteau
agent of the Osages I
642

Expedition of I 75 531 II
305 306 308 309 V 178

Governor of Louisiana Territory
VI 74 VII 454

Signs discharge papers of Wil-
liam Bratton V 69
Lewis, Capt. Oliver C., At battle of

Corinth I 216
Lewis, Thomas, Mormon of Monona

county VII 341
Lewis, W. B., Member Ninth General

Assembly IV 378
Lewis, Warner I 663 IV 158

Death of wife III 656

Member of committee on new
counties II 197

Member Third Territorial Leg-
islature VII 264

Signs letter addressed to Presi-
dent Polk VIII 437

Surveyor General III 439
Lewis and Clark Expedition III
557 IV 619 VII 202

Charles Floyd member of II
398 IV 66 473 V
177 384 VI 313 636
Death of VII 226

Conquest, by Dye, review of
VI 74

Council with Indians near Coun-
cil Bluffs II 552 V
384 458

Finds Kiowas III 129

History of, by Coues, reference
to I 75 76 531 IV

474

Number of Indians seen by VI
102

Sent out by President Jefferson

II 305 340 V 178
Libraries

C. H. Gatch and George W.
Wakefield active in securing
law for III 236

Development of IV 471

Formation of State Library As-
sociation at Dubuque, 1836

VI 339

Legislation I 497 II 543
Need of, in Iowa II 194
Organization of Territorial li-
brary II 425
Lichtys, Members Dunkers church

VII 278

Liecy, Henry, Murder of VI 376
475

Life, Letters and Travels of Father
Pierre-Jean De Smet, re-
view of VII 72

Lig-htfoot, Dr. VII 106

Lillie, James, Member faculty State
University IV 38 42 43

Limback, Anthony, Obituary VIII
240

Lincoln, Abraham I 161 252 343
345 423 503 522 564 660 II
46 78 145 209 225 486 501
522 565 644 646 IV 95
120 149 215 239 275 321 400
435 600 V 278 316 424
553 557 VI 106 227 238
307 398 466 487 572 VII
84 101 158 238 469 557

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

129

Administration of, denounced
by Henry Clay Dean I
596

Address on death of, by Palmer

IV 403

Anecdote of, relating to Gen.

Dodge I 306
Anecdote relating to IV 288
Appoints

Alvin Saunders Governor of
Nebraska Territory IV
316

Caleb Baldwin U. S. District
Attorney I 210

Charles Beardsley Postmas-
ter of Oskaloosa III 75

Henry Clay Caldwell Feder-
al District Judge IV
487 VIII 249

J. B. S. Todd Brigadier Gen-
eral VIII 422 431

James Harlan Secretary of
the Interior IV 148

John A. Kasson First Asst.
Postmaster General I
493

John D. Hunter Postmaster
at Eldora VIII 79

John H. Charles Indian
Agent VIII 420

Levi Fuller Collector Inter-
nal Revenue IV 640

Lieut. A. G. Edwards As-
sistant U. S. Treasurer
III 366

Mark A. Dashiel to U. S.
Board of Pension Ex-
aminers VIII 238

S. J. Kirkwood Minister to
Denmark I 581

Samuel F. Miller to U. S.
Supreme Bench I 241
257 IV 639

W. F. Cowles Collector of
Internal Revenue IV
238
Calls for volunteers I 47 86

V 481 VI 317 VII
411 VIII 238

Commends "Aunt Becky Young"
VIII 479

Extract from message of II
437

Facsimile of acceptance of sec-
ond election as president
III 73

Facsimile of letter of I 669

First inaugural VIII 43-50

First inaugural address VIII
139

First nomination VIII 81-
115 186-220 444-466

Friend of Silas A. Hudson II
643

George W. Jones released by
order of II 564

Gen. Dodge calls upon I 315

Governor Larrabee has bronze
figure of VIIT 550

Interested in establishment of
• civil government in Arkan-
sas III 431

Iowa and the first nomination
of VIII 81-115 186-220
444-466

Iowa's vote goes to II 3

L. R. Tuttle Secretary of Treas-
ury under V 52

Letter to Gen. Steele III 432

Letter to James W. Grimes IV

306
Nomination of, for president

III 196

Portrait decorates the walls of

the Senate chamber, capi-

tol VIII 314
Quotation from V 275
Sends congratulatory letter to

Gen. Grant II 19
Service of, in Black Hawk war

II 640 IV 462 VI

314 VII 251
Statue of, at Clermont, Iowa

VI 153
Suggested for vice-president,

1856 II 583
Supported by J. B. S. Todd

VIII 432

Verse loved by VIII 590
Visit of, to Iowa II 474

IV 460 VI 233

W. H. M. Pusey's acquaintance

with IV 641

Lincoln, Mrs. Abraham VII 250
Lincoln, George A. VII 319

Receives notice that wild deer
are running at large in Pot-
tawattamie county VH

29

Lincoln, Robert T., Furnishes por-
trait of Abraham Lincoln

II 474

Lincoln, Mrs. Bobert T. II 553
Possesses manuscript of James

Harlan IV 475
Lincoln, Sam, Progressive Indian

IV 202 203 206
Lincoln-Doug-las debates VIII

452-466
Lincler, Mary P., Member faculty

State University IV 48
Linderman, Charles V 474

Obituary VIII 158
Linderman, 'judge Bufus, Obituary

VI 160
Lindley, Judge Stephen N. VII

154
Law partner of Judge Horace S.

Winslow IV 320
Lindsay, Capt. Allan T., Commands

company in Black Hawk

war VII 251
Lindsay, James, Military service of

VI 576 579
Lindsay, Capt. S. B., Death of II

443
Linehan, Bart E., Obituary VIII

240

Lingard, John, Historian VI 495
Linn, Capt., George W. Jones drum-
mer boy under II 564
Linn, Lewis F., Ill 293 294 296

387 395 396 398 561 562 563
Effort of, for establishment of

government in Oregon VI

457 461 462 463

Elected U. S. senator III : 298
Half brother of Henry Dodge

III 221

Interest of, in Iowa VII 458
Linn county, Iowa, named for

III 221
Oregon town named for VII

554
Linn county

Abolitionists in III 559
Earliest Settlers of, by Daniels

VI 581

130

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Settlement of Quakers in IV

265

Thomas J. Stone surveyor of
III 439

linn County Historical Society,
Work of VII 67

Linton, Dr. John III 274

Lipcap, Killed by Indians II 85

Lippincott's Complete Pronouncing-
Gazetteer, notice of VII
75

Lippincott's Pronouncing- Diction-
ary of Biography and My-

_. tholog-y, notice of VII 75

Lisa, Manuel, Indian trader I 616
V 545 VIII 169

litchfield, E. B., Member Des
Moines Navigation and
Railroad Co. I 466

litchfield, Edward H., Defendant in
suit of U. S. vs. D. M. Navi-
gation and R. R. Co., et al
I 634

Litchtteld, Edwin C.

Connection with Des Moines
river land grants I 547

Letter to, regarding rights of

settlers I 484
Member of Des Moines Naviga-
tion and Railroad Co. I
466

litchfield, Elisha C., Member of Des
Moines Navigation and
Railroad Co. I 466

litchfield, Grace D., Defendant in
suit of U. S. vs. D. M. Na-
vigation and R. R. Co. I
634

Litchfield, Henry P., Represented by
Edward H. Litchfield I
634

I.ittig-, Lawrence W., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
54

little, Elder, Instrumental in rais-
ing battalion among Mor-
mons II 593

little, Henry, Assistant Adjt. Gen.
Missouri State Guard VIII
363

little, Robert E., Advertisement for
sale of half-breed lands
VII 637

little Cloud, See Dubuque, Julien

little Crow, Leader of outbreak
among Sioux Indians V

481

little Soldier, Winnebago chief IV
448

little, Garrison & Co., Pioneer mer-
chants IV 362

littler, Capt., of the Second Iowa
regiment VIII 360 361

littler, Col. Robert M., Obituary
III 237

livermore, Miss VIII 412

livermore, Zalmon, Pioneer of Jack-
son county VII 593

living-ston, Rafinesque employed by
VII 206

living-ston, Robert R. IV 94 V

551 VI 415 475
Letter by VI 406 407 408

409 412 413 414

Letter to VI 405 407 408 409
414

U. S. Minister at Paris V
185 188 189 VI 405 VII
431
Lloyd, Charles P., Military record

of VI 602
Lloyd, Dr. Frederick

Death of, (biographical sketch)

IV 152
Editor Iowa Historical Record

I 54

Joseph Evan Griffith IV 294
Samuel Storrs Howe II 365

local History, Increasing Interest
in, by Herriott VII 386

Locke, Quotation from, relating to
money I 273

Lockett, Georg-e, Enlisted in Civil
war from Denmark Acad-
emy VII 11

lockwood, Connection with Simon
Cameron Indian Commis-
sion VII 127 137 138 139
172 173 174 175 189 192 193
195

lockwood, Georg-e VII 606

lockwood, J. C., Register of D. M.
Improvement, extract from
report of I 469

lockwood, James H., Author of
Early Times and Events in
Wisconsin VIII 179

lockwood, Mrs. Julianna, Estab-
lishes first Sunday school
at Fort Crawford VIII
179

lockwood, leander J., Proprietor
Burlington Hotel II 434

lockwood, Mrs. leander J.. II
434 IV 510

lodeman, P. E., Member faculty
State University IV 44

lodg-e, Henry Cabot, Distribution
of Ability in the United
States, reference to VII
40 42

lofquist, Emanuel A., Naval career
of VI 613

log-an, Early Iowa journalist V
381

log-an, Kentucky pioneer (Indian)
IV 504

log-an, A. S., Botanist VII 201

log-an, Lieut. George M.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

407
Killed III 410

log-an, Hug-h, Obituary VII 79

log-an, James W., Obituary VI
318

log-an, John A. I 115 II 112
292 IV 585 593 594 V
556
Asks for promotion of James

A. Williamson VI 179
Assigned temporarily to com-
mand army of Tennessee

II 111

At battle of Atlanta VI 178

C. C. Carpenter on staff of II
279

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 95

Iowa town named for VI 315
. Member of committee present-
ing bill of impeachment

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

131

against Andrew Johnson

VI 550 552

Votes for back pay bill VI

551
Log-an, Thomas M. C.

Correction relating to VI

315

Obituary VI 239
Logan, Iowa, Named for Gen. John

A. Logan VI 315
Lombard, Benjamin M., Naval record

of VI 613

Long-, Iowa pioneer VI 4
Long-, Aaron

Hung for murder of Col. George

Davenport IV 529
Outlaw of Jackson county VII

261

Long-, Alexander, Perished in bliz-
zard of 1856 I 394
Long-, Gen. Armistead VI 393
Long-, C., Elder Bunkers church

VII 279

Long1, Christian, Elder Dunkers
church VII 275

Long-, John, Hung for murder of
Col. George Davenport IV
529

Long-, Robert, Witness at marriage
of Corporal Allender IV
431

Long-, Col. Stephen D., Recommends
the name of James' Peak
for Pike's Peak VIII 294

Long-, Maj. Stephen H.

Dr. Edwin James member of ex-
pedition of IV 126 233
Exploring party I 534 VIII

J. C. Beltrami joins expedition

of V 615
Long-, William, Elder Dunkers

church VII 279
Long-anecker, S., Elder Dunkers

church VII 279
Long-bridg-e, Lieut. John P., At bat-
tle of Corinth I 217
Long-fellow, Henry W. II 572

IV 615 VI 633
Cumberland, The I 494
Extract from Hiawatha IV

Letter from I 484
Letter to I 493
Tales of a Wayside Inn, refer-
ence to II 365-366

Long-fellow, Stephen, Edward H.
Thomas reads law in office
of II 572

Long-ley, Alcander, Member Icarian
colony VI 113

Long-ley, Charles L., Connection with
Vicksburg National Mili-
tary Park V 277

Long-ley, Charles P., History of the
Twenty-fourth Iowa I

446 553 II 44 74, note
on II 379

Long-street, Gen. James I 158
III 425 VII 108 291

Long-worth, Nicholas, Sends com-
munications to the Histori-
cal Department VIII 150

Lonsdale, E. H.

Connection with Iowa Geologi-
cal Survey III 119

Contributes to reports of HI
121

Loomis, Capt. A. M., Wounded I
562

Loomis, Capt. CK, Attends prayer
meeting at Gen. Street's
residence II 89

Loomis, H. C., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379

Loomis, Gen. John M. II 15

Loomis, Theodore, Enlisted in Civil
war from Denmark Acad-
emy VII 11

Loos, Isaac A., Member faculty
State University IV 45

Loras, John Mathias, Father of
Bishop Loras III 580

Loras, Bishop Mathias III 576

IV 151 VIH 79
Assists in dedication of church

at Davenport VI 115
Biographical sketch, by Lenehan

III 577

Co'ming of, to Dubuque V 532
Father Laurent associated with

V 638

Father Orth ordained by III

317
Missionary work of III 645

VI 116 120

Visits Europe to bring back
young priests II 327

Lord, W. Blair, Reports the pro-
ceedings of the Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857
VHI 387

Loring-, D. W. VIII 133

Leasing1, Benson J., Historian V
170 171

Lothrop, J. S., Investigation of, re-
lating to interest on funds
advanced by Iowa during
Civil war V 305

Lott, Henry, Killed Indian chief,
Si-dom-i-na-do-tah II 150
151 V 15 VII 236

Loubet IV 95

Loug-hridg-e, Poultney, Signs arti-
cles of agreement to sup-
port pioneer school III
216

Loug-hridg-e, Sarah P., Instructor
State University IV 33
43

Loug-hridg-e, "William, Supports

Samuel J. Kirkwood for
g^ernor, 1859 VIII 217

Louis XIV; Interest of, in American
colonies IV 617

Louis Fhillippe III 152

Louisa county

Naflted in honor of Louisa Mas-

sey II 202

Organized from Des Moines
county II 196

Louisiana Historical Society, Ex-
tract from lecture before
II 31

Louisiana Purchase II 455

Becomes part of American re-
public V 325 VII
450

Correspondence relating to, ar-
ranged by Salter VI 401
Government in VI 185

132

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Historical address commemor-
ating, by Kasson V 177
Iowa part of IV 619 620

VII 431

Lieutenant Pike sent to ascer-
tain boundaries of V
326

President Jefferson sends out
expedition to explore II
305 340

Sergt. Floyd first soldier dying
within limits of IV 475
Love, H. W., Takes contract for
hand-carts to be used by
Mormons VIII 56
Love, James VII 314
Love, Judg-e James M. VII 27
Chancellor Law Department
State University IV 51
Commends J. B. Grinnell II

258

Estimate of VII 87
John S. Woolson succeeds as U.

S. Judge IV 317
Nativity of VII 457 •
Reminiscence of Gen. Corse

II 2
Succeeds Judge Dyer on Federal

bench VI 10
Tribute to, by Henry Strong I

249

Love, Mrs. Louisa Prince, Presents
newspapers to Burlington
Public Library VII 314
Love joy, Elijah P.

James F. Austin defends mur-
derer of VI 346
Murder of II 250 III 58

IV 119
Lovejoy, Owen, Member notable

Congress II 257
Lovejoy, Thompson & Co., Pioneer

merchants IV 363
Lovell, Gen. Mansfield, At battle of

Corinth I 100 101
Levering-, Al, Guest at a Thanks-
giving dinner at the Tre-
mont House, Sioux City,
1857 VIII 418

Lowden, Col. Frank O. VII 54
Lowe, Doc. VIII 133
Lowe, Maj. VIII 132
Lowe, linos

Instrumental in fixing boun-
daries of Iowa . II 514
Member Third General Assem-
bly II 197 198
Physician attending Gen. Street

II 103

Writes letter to George W.

Jones VIII 443
Lowe, Ralph P. I 445 II 520

III 309 VII 457
Addresses Colonization meeting

VIII 535

Aids in founding Soldiers' Or-
phans' Home IV 281

and abolition VIII 191

Appoints a committee to look
into the finances of the
State V 294 VIII 213

Associate of Judge Jonathan C.
Hall VIII 21

Attends court in Louisa county
in early days II 577

Attends house warming of Ste-
phen Whicher IV 512
Buys lots in Burlington, 1838

IV 510

Calls meeting of commissioners
to inaugurate State Bank

V 100
Characterization and public

services of I 211 IV
135 547 548

Desires a second term VIII
215

Elected governor II 525

VIII 510

Executes deeds of patent to
Navigation Company I

472

Friend of Elijah Sells II 560

Friend of Van Caldwell H
389

George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of V 227

Judge in Fugitive Slave case
I 512 IV 131

Makes a trip on the steamer
Demoine City VIII 56

Member Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1844 II 519

Member of committee for su-
pervision of State institu-
tions IV 309

Message referring to Des
Moines river improvement

I 470

Member Iowa Board of Educa-
tion III 200 203

Nominated as delegate to Con-
gress I 432 433 435 436

Pioneer lawyer of Muscatine

VI 363 364

Portrait of, on bill of State

Bank V 111 VIII 61

Signs Fast day proclamation

VIII 50

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69
Lowe, William W., Military record

of VI 603
Lowell, Gen. Charles R. I 560

II 44

Friend of Charles E. Perkins

VIII 376
Killed at Cedar Creek VIII

372

Writes letter to Charles E. Per-
kins VIII 370
Lowell, James Russell VI 633

Tribute to Gen. Corse II 297
Lowrie, Charles W., Member Ninth

General Assembly IV

379
Lowry, Rev. David VII 131 184

190 192 193
Estimate of VI 364 VII

194
Extract from letter to VI

373
Superintendent of Indians at

Prairie du Chien II 100

III 616-618 620-622
Performs marriage ceremony of

George Wilson and Miss
Street IV 567

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

133

Lowry, Robert

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 257
Obituary IV 159
Loyal Leg-ion

Military Order of, Gen. Corse
commander of Mass. Com-
mandery II 298
Iowa Commandery, Paper read
before, on Lauman's Charge
at Jackson, by Crosley I
371
Meeting to honor Charles Dev-

ens II 298
Origin of II 298
Lubbock, Sir John

Estimate of proportion of game
animals to the man V 466
Quotation from II 548
Lucas, Connection with battle of
Pleasant Hill VII 485
497
Lucas, Abigail, Wife of Charles

Nealey II 434
Lucas, C. L.

Corrects error in Iowa State

Atlas VII 236
Letter by, correcting error VI

475
Recollections of Early Times in

Iowa VI 376
Lucas, Elder D. R.

One of founders of Drake Uni-
versity I 237
Obituary VIII 320
Lucas, Edward W.

Makes address at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II 624

Obituary IV 640
Papers of Governor Lucas found

in home of VII 548
Lucas, George, Attends house warm-
ing of Stephen Whicher
IV 512
Lucas, Joseph, Brother of Governor

Lucas II 414

Lucas, Gtov. Robert I 440 II
325 481 574 III 80 370
IV 450 V 313 550

VI 50 148 523 VII 151
368 373 554 581 604

Associate of Jonathan C. Hall
VIII 21

Approves an Act to regulate
blacks and mulattoes III
234

Appoints T. S. Parvin Territorial
librarian V 201

Bills vetoed by VI 503-505

Biographical sketch, by Cabot
Atwater VI 125

Biography of, by John C. Parish,
review VIII 151-153

Boundary troubles during ad-
ministration of I 651
652 655 II 415 430 IV
70 71 517

Characterization of IV 622

VII 626-629

Chairman of the first national
Democratic convention

VIII 82

Commission as governor of
Iowa Territory, facsimile
VII 64

Editorial on VII 69
Commissions Alfred Hebard to

raise military company

III 47

Council with Indians V 625
Death of II 432
Executive Journal of VII 628

Review of VII 630
Facsimile of receipt given to

T. S. Parvin V 206
Friendly to the Mormons II

586 587
Governor of Iowa Territory 1

445 II 222 393 IV

382 620 V 199
Interested in libraries and edu-
cation III 339 IV 6

V 155

Ira Cook's recollections of IV

527
Investigates murder of Mr. At-

wood IV 570 .

Journal of War of 1812 VII
627

Review of VII 630
Letter by, relating to Indian

affairs V 459
Marriage notice of daughter V

393
Life and Public Services of, by

Parvin II 409 474
Makes requisition for return of

Black Hawk's bones IV

195

Nativity of VH 456
Official papers and letters of,

efforts to secure V 67

73 VII 547
Portrait of decorates the Senate

chamber of the capitol

VIII 314
Quarrel with Secretary William

Conway II 221 239 416

417
Regent State University IV

T. S. Parvin private secretarv
of I 156 III 473 IV
150 V 199

Trouble with legislature over
veto power VII 256 257
259

Unpublished message by III
208 227

Van Caldwell friend of 'n
388

Visits Davenport V 92
Lucas, Robert, Aids in securing pa-
pers of Gov. Lucas VII
547

Lucas county, Organization of His-
torical Society in V 230

VI 55 VII 66

Luce, A. M.f Pioneer settler III

512
Lncie, Interpreter and employee in

Dubuque lead mines II

331
Ludlow, John H., First white male

child born in Iowa II

394
Ludlow, Lieut. W., Commended by

Gen. Corse II 125 132
Luke, Capt. J. W., Obituary II

326

134

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Lumbering- in Iowa, Passing of VII
225

Iiurton, Dr., Favors plan for Pacific
railroad VI 290

Luse, Clark, Victim of Spirit Lake
massacre III 543

Iiuse, C. P. & Co., Pioneer Des
Moines merchants IV 373

Xiuse, Lane & Co., Publishing firm
at Davenport IV 477

liUthe, Mrs. Charles J., Member Mon-
day club committee of reso-
lutions on the death of
Charles Aldrich VIII 613

Luther, Martin III 263
Teachings of III 265

Lutz, Peter, One of first ministers
of Dunkers in Iowa VII
274

Lyman, Amasa, Leader in Mormon
church II 590

Lyman, J. P., Business partner of
Robert M. Haines VI 79

Lyman, Maj. Joseph VIII 130

Lyman, Rev. Orange, Settlement of,
in the west I 582

Lyman, Stephen D., Pioneer mer-
chant I 583

Lyman, Thomas, Obituary X 582

Lynch, George A., Military record
of VI 603

Lynde, Capt. Isaac, Establishes Ft.
Atkinson IV 449 451

Lynde, Lieut. John, At battle of
Corinth I 216

Lyon, Capt., Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 330

Lyon, Dr. II 50

Lyon, E. C.

Member of committee to secure

professors IV 29
Regent State University IV

Lyon, Bev. P. P., Claim of, usurped

II 65

Lyon, Harrison, One of donors of
ground for capitol II 529

Lyon, Sutler John, Death of V
249

Lyon, Lucius, Delegate in Congress
from Michigan Territory

III 290 293 295 IV 137
Lyon, Mary, Fellow student of Asa

Turner III 53

Lyon, Gen. Nathaniel III 425
VI 317 VII 237 VIII
359
At Wilson's Creek III 160

IV 628 637

Commands First Iowa Regiment
I 595

Death of I 317 IV 628
VI 590

Facsimile of marriage certifi-
cate issued by IV 431

Recollections of, by Hammond

IV 415

Lyon & Allen, Pioneer merchants of
Ft. Des Moines IV 347
Lyon county (originally Buncombe),
Named to honor Gen. , Na-
thaniel Lyons II 201
Lyons, Capt. J. J.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
409 419

Report of III 412
Lyons, James A.

Member Geological Board III

118

Obituary VII 477
Lytle, Robert T., Appoints Thomas
Cox deputy surveyor VII
253

Lytton, Sir Edward Bnlwer, Credited
with authorship of There is
No Death I 196 199 201
202

MABEE, CHARLES C., Obituary

VIII 400
McAleer, James, Obituary VIII

160
McAllister, H. M., Pioneer merchant

IV 378
Me Arthur, Col. Duncan I 445

VII 627

Me Arthur, Gen. John II 107 108

IV 585

McArthur, Martin C., Manager
American Express Co. VI
159
McArthur, Mrs. Virginia

Extract from letter of Gen.

Corse to H 299
Obituary VI 159
McArthur, William C. VI 159
Accompanies remains of Gen.
Corse to Burlington II
300
Letter from Gen. Corse to H

282
Macaulay, Thomas Babington VI

Author of History of England

VIII 235
Quotation from II 624

McAuley, A., Signs petition recom-
mending Joseph Williams
for governor VI 69

McBane, Angus, Member Spirit Lake
expedition III 481 500
512 524 541 V 18

McBride, Mr., Associated with Abner
Kneeland I 456

McBride, £., Attends reception given
to Abraham Lincoln IV
462

McBride, Mrs. E., Attends reception
given to Abraham Lincoln
IV 462

McBride, Thomas H.

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 48 49
Portrait presented to the
State University VIII

229

McCall, George A., Letters from the
Frontiers, reference to VI
194

McCall, John A., Tribute to Charles
Aldrich VIII 584

McCall, Samuel W., Soldier in War
of 1812 III 420

McCall, Quartermaster Thomas C.
Biographical data III 419
Letter by, relating to battle of
Pleasant Hill III 419
466

Senator from Story county, Iowa
VIII 626

McCalla, Maj. Nathaniel, At Corinth
I 214

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

135

McCalla, Rev. W. L., Abner Knee-
land holds debate with VI
342

McCament, Earl, Died in Philippines
IV 320

McCardle, Murdered in Iowa Terri-
tory, 1840 VIII 119

McCarthy, Gen., of the Civil war
VIII 157

McCarthy, Albert M., Naval record
of VI 613

McCarthy, C. G. VI 613

Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334

McCarthy, Dennis P., Obituary IV

158

McCarthy, Jonathan I 440
McCarthy, Justin, Quotation from

VI 497
McCartney, John, Builds bridge in

Madison county, 1854 VI

450
McCarver, Morton Matthew

Biographical account of VH

554
Letter to A. C. Dodge VII

554

Oregon pioneer IV 624
McCarver and Tacoma, Review of,

by Salter VII 554
McChesney, Thomas, Manager of the

Western Stage Co. VIII

43
McClain, Judge Emlin

Chancellor Law Department

State University IV 45
Charles Mason — Iowa's First

Jurist IV 595
'Characterizes Code of 1851 VII

625

Delivers address at the Semi-
centennial of adoption of

the constitution of Iowa

VIII 64
Introduction of the Common

Law into Iowa, cited II

373 VI 523
McClain, Judge John, Decision of,

relating to mines VI 303
McCleary, George W., Mentioned in

connection with Indian

troubles H 520 III

136

McCleary, J. D., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 13 29
McCleUan, Gen. George B. Ill 425

426 VI 572 VIII 328
Votes cast for I 564
McClelland, I>r. Freeman, Obituary

II 407

McClelland, George P., Obituary IV

80

McClelland, Thomas C. VH 397
Macleod, Norman I 461
McClernand, Gen. John A. I 23

127 IV 587 V 249 282
At battle of Arkansas Post VI

McCUntock, Rev. Dr. J. C., Assists
at funeral of Gen. Corse II
300

McCloy, Julia VII 635 636

McCloy, Mary VII 635

McCloy, Phebe VII 635

McClure, Mr., Connection with Fu-
gitive Slave case VI 11-
15 17 19 20 25-27 30 33 34
39-43

McClure, Alexander Kelly

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII 94
95-99 115

Author of Our Presidents and
How We Make Them VIII
82

McClure, A. W., Obituary VII 160

McCoid, Lieut. Moses Ayres V 639
At Corinth I 216
Makes effort to defeat bill for
state board of charities IV
312

Obituary VI 155
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

McComb, Saved from mob by Father
Krickel IV 156

McConnell, Joseph J.

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 45

Regent State University IV
13

McConnell, Judith Lloyd, Wife of
Maj. William Williams II
147

Me Co ok, Maj. Gen. Alexander Mc-
Dowell IV 591 592

McCook, Daniel, Father of "Fight-
ing McCooks" I 503

McCord, Robert I*., Member faculty
State University IV 48

McCormack, John !•., Vote on bill
for board of charities IV
312

McCormack, H. C., Works for bill
relating to safety appli-
ances on railroads V 570

McCormick, Lieut. John, At Corinth
I 217

McCormick, Robert, Member Spirit
Lake expedition III 512
514 544 V 21

McCormick, William, Member Sev-
enth General Assembly IV
366

McCoy, Corporal A. C., Death of I
561

McCoy, Capt. Gilbert, Revolutionary
soldier V 151

McCracken, Alexander, Naval rec-
ord of VI 613

McCraney, Thomas, Member First
Territorial Legislature II
317 IH 389 IV 4

McCrary, Mr., Owned slaves in Iowa
Territory H 631

McCrary, Abner H.

Attended the Republican State
convention of 1856 VIII
495

Member of the Ninth General
Assembly IV 378

McCrary, Judge Andrew J., Starts
movement for tablet to
Revolutionary soldiers VI
472

McCrary, George W. Ill 628 V

639 VI 476

Aids James D. Springer VII
156

136

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Associate of Henry Clay Cald-

well VIII 249
Member Seventh General Assem-
bly H 80 204 205 IV
366

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378
Resigns from the bench VIII

248

Secures act of Congress author-
izing field pieces to be
placed on Gen. Baker's
grave I 98

Secures passage of bill for ap-
pointment of sanitary
agents IV 280
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor VIII 217
Vote on back pay bill VI 552
McCreary, J. W., VIII 133
McCreery, J. L.

Death of VII 548
Editorial relating to I 229
Letter from, relating to poem,
"There is No Death" I
196
McCrory, Samuel H., Regent State

University IV 13
McCulloug-li, Gen. Ben I 168

At battle of Pea Ridge VI

168

McCulloug-h, Capt. John T., At Cor-
inth I 216
McCully, Agues, Marries Theodore S.

Parvin I 157

McCully, Corporal, Wounded at

Champion Hills II 443

McCully, Henry Mitchell, Obituary

III 478

McCune, Capt. C. P., Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 329
McCutchen, Mrs., Wife of Boardman

O. Shaw IV 399
McDaniel, John A., Obituary VI

480
McDill, James W. V 468

Appointed to U. S. Senate V

594
Member first Board of Railroad

Commissioners V 593
Obituary I 423
Succeeds S. J. Kirkwood as U.

S. senator VIII 472
Supports S. J. Kirkwood for
governor, 1859 VIII 217
McDonald, John, Visits Vicksburg

V 275

McDonald, Sir John II 160
McDonald, John Or.

Aids in suppression of outlaws
in Jackson county VII
262
Associated with Thomas Cox

VII 253 259
McDowell, Col. John Adair VI

316

At Athens, Mo. VII 70
Commands 6th Iowa Infantry

V 83
McDuffle, Georg-e, Reference to

speech by VI 462
Mace, John VII 606
McElhany, John A., Color Corporal
at Corinth I 220

McElroy, P. A., Testimony of, in
Fugitive Slave case VI
20

McElroy, Hug-h, Pioneer of Jackson
county VII 601

McElroy, Dr. Joseph VII 601

McElroy, W. O. VII 154

McParland, Mrs., Secretary Sanitary
Commission II 503

McParland, Judge Cave J., Anecdote
relating to VI 637

McParland, William M.

Accepts portrait of S. F. Miller

for State I 241 250
Instrumental in having publica-
tion of Official Register
authorized by law I 72
Obituary VII 238

McGarry, Georg-e W., Regent State
University IV 13

McGavren, Dr. Georg-e H., Obituary

II 79
McGee, W J

Cares for Iowa Historical ex-
hibit at St. Louis VII 233
Frank Leverett's association with

IV 389

Geological investigations of

III 9 IV 385 395 396

V 232

Letter from IV 110
McGinnis, Gen. Georg-e P., I 19

28 189
Director Vicksburg National

Military Park Association

V 272
Reports losses at Vicksburg V

281
McGlothlen, Thomas G.t Member

Ninth General Assembly

IV 379

McGoneg-al, Mrs. M. A., Instructor
State University IV 32
33

McGorrisk. Edward J., Obituary VI
480

McGorrisk, J. B., Representative of
Capital City Brick & Pipe
Co. Ill 569

McGreer, John, George Perkins
buried on farm of V 151

McGrew, W., Member Seventh Gen-
eral Assembly IV 366

McGugin, Dr., Calls Sanitary Con-
vention to ord«r II 503

McHenry, Juclg-e Martin D., Obituary
I 341

McHenry, Judg-e William H., Obitu-
ary I 238

McHug-h, John, Obituary III 78

Mclntosh, James I 2

Mclntosh, Gen. James McQueen, At
battle of Pea Ridge VI
168

Mclntosh, John I 462

Mclntyre, Baptist minister • "- IV
446

Mack, Alexander, First minister in
in Dunkers church VII
270

Mack, Charles D., Military service
of VI 578

Mack, Robert P., At battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 31

Mack, Stephen, Reference to VII
195

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

137

McKay I 469

McKay, P. C. D. VII 237

McKay, James D., Obituary V
240

McKay, William V 613

McKean, John, Regent State Univer-
sity IV 13

McKean, Gen. Thomas J.

At Corinth, Miss. I 101
Classmate of Albert M. Lea

III 474

Made Brigadier General IV

581
Mortimer A. Higley on staff of

IV 639

Opposes elective judiciary by

the people I 445
McKee, Joseph A., Military record

of VI 579
McKee, S. B., Member faculty State

University IV 46
McKee, William B., Killed at battle

of Buena Vista III 466
McKee & Yergfer, Pioneer Des

Moines merchants IV 373
McKemey, Joseph Alison, Obituary

III 479
McKendree, Bishop William, Friend

of George Henry Clarke I

455
McKenny, Thomas J., Obituary IV

319
McKenney, Thomas Ii.

Arranges treaty with Indians

III 605

Indian Tribes of North America,

extract from VII 227

Reference to III 228

VII 228
McKenney & Hall

Indian Tribes of North America,
Portrait from II 450

636 V 467

Historical Department possesses
first edition of III 228
Mackenzie, Capt. Alexander Slidell,
Philip Spencer executed by
II 368
McKenzie, James W.

At Allatoona II 128
Civil war soldier VIII 566
McKenzie, Kenneth, Fur trader V

546

Mackenzie, Gen. Ranald Slidell,
Brief account of career of
II 368

Mackenzie rebellion VII 596
McKibben, Julia Baldwin, "Miriam,"

review of VII 312
McKinley, B., Severely wounded I

192
McKinley, Capt. S. J., Wounded I

450 '
McKinley, William III 451 652

IV 149 V 319 469 540
541 VII 156 319 640

Appoints Frank W. Palmer gov-
ernment printer IV 403
VI 151

Death of V 225
Mackintire, E. P. VII 606
McKissick, Lieut. William M. D., In
charge of money for half-
breeds VII 120 128 129
131 134 185 186

McKnig-ht, Lieut. Edward, Service
of, in Northern Border Bri-
gade V 498 499
McKnig-ht, Thomas III 456

Member First Territorial Legis-
lature II 317 III 389
IV 4
Personal recollections of Julien

Dubuque II 335
Public services of III 220
Trustee university to be founded

at Belmont, Wis. IV 5
McLean, Justice John

Administers oath of office to

John Chambers I 428
Decision of, relating to title to
half-breed lands VII 26
McLennan, William, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV

379
McLoud, Judg-e William, Obituary

III 79

McLoug-hlin, John, Hero of "Mc-
Loughlin and Old Oregon"

IV 624

Maclure, Mr. VII 215

McManus, Georgfe H., Military rec-
ord of VI 603

McMaster, John Bach II 323 558

VI 632
Extract from history of VI

344

Plaintiff in a trial with the New
York Life Insurance Co.
VIII 258 259

McMillan, Capt. E. C., Warden Ft.
Madison penitentiary V

590

McMillan, Thomas, Member Fifth
General Assembly IV 636

McMillan, Col. William Linn

Connection with battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 401-403 409
411-413 416 419 VII 490
491 494 496 523
Killed III 410

McMiller, John

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

28
Obituary III 79

McMullen, Bishop. Bishop of Dav-
enport VIII 80

McMullen, Daniel, Pioneer of lowa-
ville VIII 58

McMullen, Maj. James W., At battle
of Corinth I 216

McMullen, Tom, Member excursion
party on Des Moines river
1851 IV 545

McMullen, William, Pioneer of lowa-
ville VIII 57

McMurrin, Mr., Instructs Robert
Lucas in mathematics VI
125

McNabb, Mr., Indians destroy prop-
erty of III 105

McNee, William, Merchant of Keo-
sauqua during flood of 1851

V 415

McNee & St. John, Pioneer hard-
ware merchants of Keosau-
qua IV 354

McNeeley, Georg-e, Obituary VII

400

McNeil, Miss Frances, Marries Gen.

138

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Corse II 281
McNeil, Col. John II 281

Distinguished at the battle of

Kirksville VIII 272
McNeill, H. C., At battle of Pleasant

Hill III 403 404
McWeill, Stanfield P., Obituary V

400
McNett, William

Estimate of Judge Joseph Wil-
liams VII 168
Letter by VII 168
McNulty, Robert

Experience of, with "red-dog"

money V 230
Obituary VIII 239
McNutt, Samuel, Member Four-
teenth General Assembly
IV 257

Macomb, Maj. Gen. Alexander, Ex-
pels white settlers from In-
dian lands V 330
Macomber, Charles, Principal Den-
mark Academy VH 13
Macomber, Prof. J. K.

Published articles on Grinnell
cyclone, acknowledgment to

III 94

Quotation from, on electric cars

I 628

Macon, Nathaniel, Votes against
Missouri Compromise VI
262

McPherrin, John M., Presents old
letter to the Historical De-
partment VHI 234

McPherson, Capt., Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 332

McFherson, Gen. James Birdseye I
34-36 115 180 304 305 II
292 IV 585 587 VI
603

At battle of Corinth I 100
Characterization of I 313
Death of I 313 II 283

II 111 112

Extract from letter of Gen.

Sherman to II 8
Gen. Parrott's estimate of III

381
Gen. Sherman's order to II

107-109
Mortimer A. Higley on staff of

IV 639
McPhersou, M. L.

and the Underground railway

VIII 192

Delegate to convention which
nominated Abraham Lin-
coln VIII 198

McFherson, Capt. Robert H., Wound-
ed at battle of La Colle
Mills VII 299

McPherson, Judge Smith IV 146
Makes address at memorial ser-
vices for D. R. Merritt III
474

Ruling of, in Ottumwa water
case VI 139

McQueen, A. C. VIII 133

McQuiggan, Col., Owner of steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 330 337

McQuinn, James, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV

379

McVay, Josiah D., Obituary VI

477

McWilliam, Botanist VII 213
Mac Williams, John, Pioneer mer-
chant IV 378
Macy, Alice, Wife of William Penn

Wolf II 643
Macy, Prof. Jesse V 69

Institutional Beginnings in a
Western State HI

321

Reference to III 470 V
356 VI 456 524

VII 373 374

Party Organization and Machin-
ery, review of VI 631-
633

Review of "Robert Lucas," by

John C. Parish VIII 153

Union of Church and State at

Springdale, Iowa VII 34

Madden, Keely R., Obituary VII

480

Madden, William J., Married daugh-
ter of Henry Dodge III
221 222

Madden, William S., Trustee of uni-
versity to be established at
Belmont, Wis. IV 5
Madder, Henry VIII 511
Madera, Charles II 640
Madison, Capt. Gregg- A., At battle

of Corinth I 219
Madison, James I 243

Appoints Henry Dodge Briga-
dier General VI 250
Appoints Ninian Edwards Gov-
ernor of Illinois Territory
VII 244
Commission of Robert Lucas

signed by II 240 473
Flees from Washington when
city is in flames III 76
Fort Madison named in honor

of III 97
Letter by VI 408 414
Letter to VI 407 412-414
Member Virginia Constitutional
Convention of 1829-30 I
459
Quotation from, relating to

money I 273
Rafinesque visits VII 202
Madison county

Indians in III 135
Pioneer Settlement in, by Wil-
kinson VI 447

Madison county Historical Society,

Organization of VII 66

Madson, Gregg- A., Vote on bill for

board of charities IV

312

Magee, D. A., Member Floyd Me-
morial Association II 310
312 314
Magee, William, Awarded medal of

honor VII 106

Maginnis, William A., Vote on bill
for board of charities IV
312

Magoun, Dr. George F. VII 556
Asa Turner and His Times, ref-
erence to III 53 VI
357 VII 68 370 371
Iowa Band of 1843 I 525
Iowa educator VIII 190

INDE)X, VOLUMES I-VIII

139

Iowa Missionary Patriarch III

53
Makes address at dedication of

Academy at Maquoketa

VII 606

Portrait of, credited to Midland

Monthly I 667
President Iowa College at time

of cyclone III 86 92
Mag-owan, Charles S., Member fac-

ulty State University IV

46

Mahan, Asa IV 558
Mahaska II 468 V 397

Address at council at Prairie du

Chien VI 188
Facts concerning life of I 14
Portrait of, in McKenney &

Hall's work on Indians III

229
Statue of, erected in Oskaloosa

VIII 551

Visits Washington VI 186
Mahaska county, First School in. by

Mrs. Phillips III 213
Mahin, F. W., Regent State Univer-

sity IV 13
Mahin, John IV 157

and the first nomination of

Abraham Lincoln VIII

449
Attends exercises at reception

of portrait of S. F. Miller

I 241
Commissioner to take votes of

soldiers I 564
Editor of the Muscatine Journal

VIII 236
Estimate of Stephen A. Douglas

VIII 450
Lincoln-Douglas debates VIII

455
Presents Journal of Constitu-

tional Convention of 1857 to

Historical Department III

70
Presidential possibilities, 1860

Vni 463
Supports John C. Fremont for

president VIII 444 445
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood

for governor, 1859 VIII

217
Mahon, Capt. Samuel, At battle of

Corinth I 217
Mahone, Gen. William III
Mahoney, D. A.

Defeats a registration

VIII 203
Editor Dubuque

77
Member Seventh General

sembly II

366
Recollections of

77
Mahoney & Dorr, Publishers

press and Herald I

475
law

Herald IV

As-
IV

80 204
204

IV

Ex-
64

Mailhot, Marie, Mother of Julien

Dubuque II 330
Maillet, de, Proposes theory of or-
ganic evolution VIII 348
Maine law

Advocated for Iowa II 60
Origin of VII 532

Major, Gen. James P., At battle of
Pleasant Hill III 408
VII 492 493

Malcolm, A. H., Military service of

VI 577

Males, Corporal Jacob M., Killed at
battle of Corinth I 215

Mallard, Joseph S., Marries Cordelia
Cox VII 600

Mallory, Smith Henderson

Member of committee to con-
sider bill for State board of
charities IV 311
Obituary VI 159

Malloy, Francis Edward, Obituary
IV 80

Manahan, Benedict, Assists in con-
struction of Fort Craw-
ford and early churches
III 589

Manatt, Prof. J. Irving VII 55

Manatt, Robert, Early Iowa settler

VII 82

Manchester, William, Taken prisoner
at battle of Pleasant Hill

III 28

Mandans, Brief history of II 178
Mann, Donald, Presents memorial to
General Assembly I 474
Mann, Horace

Aids Iowa in education VIII

386

Founder of common school sys-
tem VI 532

Member of commission to revise
Iowa school* laws III 201

IV 32 VI 54

Mann, Jacob, Early settler of Linn

county VI 583
Mann, Sister Mary Margaret, Char-
ter member of Sisters B. V.
M., Dubuque III 592
Manning1, Edwin

Characterization of II 321
Experiences of, in flood of 1851

V 408

Extract from report of, on Des

Moines River Improvement

I 468 470 472 476 478 479

Obituary V 238

Owner of boat on Des Moines

river IV 332 335
Pioneer merchant of Keosauqua

IV 340 V 415
Portrait of, presented to His-
torical Department II
321
Sends flatboat to New Orleans

III 199

Manning1, George, Bids on Bona-
parte dam VII 611
Manning1, Cardinal Henry Edward,
Charles Aldrich hears
preach VIII 565
Manning1, Adj. William, At battle of

Corinth I 214
Mansfield, Gen. Joseph K. F. VI

572

Guest of Capt. Anderson on oc-
casion of Gen. Lyon's at-
tack IV 425
Manswell, James C., Killed at battle

of Corinth I 215
Manual of Iowa Politics I 72

140

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Manuscripts, Rich materials of Gen.

Grenville M. Dodge VIII

548-550
Mapes, Prof. James J., Col. George

E. Waring, Jr., student un-
der III 652
Map showing- accessions of land

from the Indians, Errors in

VII 391 472
Maps

Claim of Julien Dubuque V

328
Des Moines river section from

Keokuk to Croton V 48
Drainage map of southeastern

Iowa V 38
Vicksburg National Military

Park V 276
Illustrating battle of Pleasant

Hill VII 485 488 490
Maquoketa, Iowa, Early settlers of

VII 634-637
Marais, Chevalier, Married daughter

of chief of loway Indians

VII 18
Marble, Manton, Associate editor of

the Boston Journal VIII

462
Marble, Mrs. Marg-aret Ann, Taken

captive by Indians II

153 III 492 495 550 V

25
Marbois, Francois V 188 189

551 VI 411 412
Marchand, Prof. A. A., Member Icar-

ian community VI 114
Marcou, J. B., Prepares Annotated

Catalogue of writings of

Dr. White VII 470
Marcy, W. L. II 242

Ignores Gov. Chambers' letter

I 434
Letter by, to Gov. Clarke IV

315
Marest, Father Gabriel, Catholic

missionary IV 611 616
Marion, Gen. Francis V 151
Marion county, Holland colony set-
tles in III 253
Maris, Mrs. G. J. IV 562
Marix, Aclolphus, Naval record of

VI 613
Marking- Change in Methods of

Transportation VIII 470
Markham, Henry C., Obituary V

157
Markham, Morris

Member Spirit Lake expedition

V 16 19 20
Obituary VI 80

Marks, Constant B. VII 74

Active worker in erection of
Floyd Monument II 310
314 IV 474 V 148

VI 478

Monona County Mormons VII

321
Marlow, B. P., Pioneer settler of

Keosauaua IV 338
Marlow & Whittlesey, Merchants
of Keosauqua, 1851 V

415

Marmacluke. Gen. John S. V 33S
At Jenkins Ferry II 34 35

38 40
Capture of VII 112

Marquette, Jacques II 564 VI

475 VII 151
Explorations of III 354 IV

614-616 VI 82 83
Finds band of Illinois Indians

II 176 IV 614 VI

81 84 101
Marr, Mr., Early settler of Maquo-

keta VII 636
Marsh IV 92

Marsh, Furnishes information re-
lating to half-breeds VII

173-176 184 185
Marsh, Benjamin P. VII 403 404

Death of wife VII 401
Marsh, Rev. Cutting-, Report of, on

Sac and Fox Indians VI

201
Marsh, E. L., Honors Gen. Crocker

I 231

Marsh, Ed., Member of excursion
party on Des Moines river
steamer IV 368

Marsh, Lieut. Edward L.f At battle
of Corinth I 216

Marsh, James M., Surveyor I 133

II 150 III 439
Marsh, Jane Coolbaug-h, Death of

VII 401

Marsh, John, Sent to Ft. Winnebago
with request to Maj.
Twiggs II 87

Marsh, Rev. Robert L., Attends pre-
sentation of portrait of Dr.
Salter V 630

Marshal, Rev. Dr. Alexander, Obit-
uary II 408

Marshall, Mr., Pioneer of Jackson
county VII 601

Marshall, Chapman A., Obituary
VII 559

Marshall, Humphrey

Botanist VII 200 201
Joseph M. Street and Henry
Clay study law in office of

III 623

Saves life of Gen. Street II
83

Marshall, Rev. James, D. D., Obitu-
ary II 646

Marshall, John I 248 II 1

VII 168
Charles Mason likened to IV

605

Renders decision in the Dart-
mouth College case VIII
54

Marshall, Judg-e Thomas P., Precep-
tor of C. C. Nourse VIII
481

Marshall, Tom I 426

Marshalltown, Iowa, Founder of
VII 318

Martin, Father, Accompanies John
H. Charles on a surveying
trip VIII 410

Martin, Judg-e, Son of, rescued from
Indians III 367

Martin, Charles H., President of the
Peoples Savings Bank VIII
539

Martin, Capt. Henry B. Ill 547
V 14

Martin, Henry M.

John N. W. Rumple studies law
with VI 79

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

141

Law partner of J. H. Murphy

I 342

Member Ninth General Asembly

IV 379

Martin, Maj. J. N., Pallbearer at
funeral of Gen. Corse II

Martin, James, Pioneer of Van Bu-
ren county VII 357

Martin, Capt. James W., Captain of
Co. I, 24th Iowa Infantry I
15 113 116 192

Martin, Mrs. Martha, Wife of David
Rorer VIII 123

Martin, Matthew Wrig-ht, Rescued
from Indians III 367

Martin, Morg-an L. VII 262

Martin, Robert, Clerk on Des
Moines river steamboat IV
371

Martin, Wesley III 537

Martin, William T. II 137

Martindale, Edward, Obituary VI
639

Martindale, Mary M., Defendant in
case of U. S. vs. D. M. Nav-
igation and R. R. Co. I
634

Martinelli, Cardinal Sebastiano V
316

Marvin, A. H., Member of Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857

II 563 III 32 37 69
Marvin, W. T.

Makes trip down Des Moines

river in skiff IV 340

342 343
Member excursion party on Des

Moines river, 1851 IV

345
Mason, Capt. Alexander L., Killed

at battle of Wilson's Creek

IV 470
Mason, B. S., Aids in equipping

Spirit Lake expedition III

526
Mason, Charles V 358597 VI

68 464 VII 556
Administers oath of office to

Ansel Briggs II 602 620
Appointed agent to secure fur-
ther certification of lands

I 471
Appointed counsel for Iowa in

southern boundary troubles

I 647
Appointed judge II 223 VIII

65

Appoints H. B. Hendershott dis-
trict judge IV 559
Biographical data II 163

VII 28
Borrows books from Territorial

library II 639
Certificate appointing James

Hilton clerk of Kishkekosh

county I 130
Characterization of, by George G.

Wright II 161-168
Characteristics and public ser-
vices of II 168-173 III

203 204

Court of I 131
Death of V 268
Decision of, in Fugitive Slave

case IV 155 II 171

554 574 632

Decision of, in case relating to

land claims III 331
Decision of, in Reid land case

VII 23
Distinguished Iowa jurist VIII

190
Educates George H. Yewell II

167
Error in relation to, corrected

VI 634

Estimate of V 225

Estimate of Judge Joseph Wil-
liams VII 169

Facsimile of oath of office of

II 168 V 262
First Territorial Chief Justice

II 393 IV 514 VII
166

Francis Springer attends court

of II 574
Friend of H. B. Hendershott

III 626

Friend of Van Caldwell II
389

Friendship with George H. Ye-
well V 226

George C. Remey, son-in-law of

VII 467

George Wilson classmate of IV

565
Iowa's First Jurist, McClain

IV 595

Letter from I 130
Member of Code Commission
II 172 VI 505 524

VII 621

Member of Iowa Board of Edu-
cation III 200 201

Member of the Supreme Court
which tried the Fugitive
Slave case VIII 121

Mentioned as a candidate for
the Senate against Senator
Grimes VIII 514

Mentioned in connection with
naming of Iowa counties
II 198

Portrait of, by Yewell, pre-
sented to the Historical De-
partment II 161 235 V
227

Portrait decorates the Senate
chamber of the capitol

VIII 314
Reminiscences of, by Yewell

V 161 251

With colleagues sends memorial

to Congress IV 632
Writes letter* to James K. Polk

VIII 436
Mason, Mrs. Charles

Aunt of John H. Gear V 584
Death of V 253
Mason, Frank R.

Account of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 532
Biographical note III 532
Member of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 505 507 538 549
V 17

Mason, Clarence W., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320
Mason, James Murray IV 148
Connection with Trent affair

II 368

Mason, Maj. John, Charles Mason
descended from II 163

142

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Mason, Mary V 168 174 175

Marriage of, to George C. Re-
mey V 253

See also, Remey, Mrs. George C.
Mason, Gen. Richard B. Ill 352

Characterization and military
record of III 367

Communication of, to War De-
partment III 359-362

Establishes military post in
Iowa II 147

In command of Henry Dodge on
expedition into Indian coun-
try III 221 222 368

Selects site of Ft. Dodge I
135

Succeeds to command of Ft. Des

Moines IH 359
Mason, S. F.

Connection with border troubles

II 430

Governor of Michigan Territory
HI 455

Mason, Solon, Member Spirit Lake
expedition V 23 24 III
518-520

Mason, Dr. Timothy, Favors plan
for Pacific railroad VI
290 293

Masonic Library, T. S. Parvin's con-
nection with V 203 207
208

Massacre of Ft. Dearborn, Reference
to VII 245

Massey, Louisa, Iowa county named
for II 202

Massey, Woodbury, Presides at
meeting of citizens of Du-
buque county III 455

Mastick, Capt. E. E., At battle of
Corinth I 216

Ma-tau-e-qua

Chief of the Sac and Fox In-
dians III 132
Death and burial of III 302
Speech of, before House of Re-
presentatives III 130

Mather, Rev. Cotton, Quotation from

III 163

Mathews, H., Attends . house warm-
ing of Stephen Whicher IV

512
Mathews, Matthew, Attends house

warming of Stephen

Whicher IV 512
Mathis, E. J., Clerk for Mrs. Witten-

myer IV 280
Matlack, T. J., Enlisted in Civil war

from Denmark Academy

VII 11

Matson, Benjamin L. Ill 451
Matson, Dr. Sylvester G.

Appreciation of III 451
Biographical sketch of, by Al-

drich IH 450
Makes valuable contributions

to Historical Department

I 66 580
Regent State University IV

13
Matteson, Tompkins H., Artist V

170 171

Matthews I 256
Matthews, Alphonse, Regent State

University IV 13

Matthews, J. J., Member of commit-
tee to investigate affairs of
D. M. Navigation Co. I
476

Matthews, Frof. James I 236
Matthews, Joseph C., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
44 46
Matthews, Oscar S.

Death of VI 621

Military service of VI 576

579

Matthews, Dr. Washing-ton
Obituary VII 155
Receives early education in
Catholic schools III , 594
Matthies, Col. Charles L. II 301

440

First man to tender his services
in defense of his country

IV 216

Nominated Brigadier Gen-
eral IV 586

Presents Major Byers with offi-
cer's sash II 448

Mattock, James H., Victim of Spirit
Lake massacre II 153
III 529 543

Mattock, Mrs. James H., Victim of
Spirit Lake massacre II
153 III 543

Mattoon, Charles, Signs petition re-
commending Joseph Wil-
liams for governor VI
69

Mattoon, Leslie B., Obituary V
560

Mauro & Wilson, Publishers VI
633

Maury, Dabney H. Ill 425

Maust, H. T., Pastor Dunkers church
VII 281

Mausts, Members Dunkers church
VII 278

Maverick. Samuel, Killed during
Boston massacre III 74

Maxey, Samuel B. Ill 425

Maxwell, Hugfh W., Obituary I

671

Maxwell, J., Killed by outlaws VII
262

Maxwell, John D., Selects men for
Spirit Lake expedition III
526 V 16

Maxwell, John XT. V 474

Address at unveiling of tablet
in commemoration of Spirit
Lake expedition HI 525
Biographical note III 525
Member of Soirit Lake expedi-
tion III 483 484 497-
499 507 511 514 522 524 532
533 538 539 541 543 544 V
17-18 21
Rescues L. S. Coffin from slough

V 28

Maxwell, John S., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV

379

Maxwell, Mrs. Sara B.
Obituary VI 640
State Librarian VI 398
Maxwell, William, Death of VI
640

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

143

May, A. M., Journalistic career of
V 123

May, Georg-e, Attends the first in-
auguration of Abraham Lin-
coln VIII 48

May. Capt. James

Desires the office of surveyor

general VIII 513
Friend of Robert E. Lee VIII
515

May, William, Awarded medal of
honor VII 111

Mayer, Aug-ustus V., Naval record
of VI 613

Mayer, James VIII 133

Mayer, Louis

Paints portrait of Frank Spring-
er VI 391

Paints portrait of Judge Fran-
cis Springer V 468 469

Mayes, William B., Awarded medal

of honor VII 111
Maynard, Mr*. Celestia Kirk, Wife
of H. K. Edson VII 397
Maynard, Rev. E., Foreign mission-
ary VII 397
Maynard, J. X. !•., Obituary VI

159

Maynard, Mrs. W. W., Vice-Presi-
dent Iowa Sanitary Society
II 504
Mayne, Capt. E.

At battle of Athens, Mo. V

87
Commands company from Van

Buren county V 85
Mayne, Joel, Pioneer journalist of

Keosauqua V 418
Mayne, Samuel, Member of commit-
tee to draft resolutions III
198 272
Mazzuchelli, Rev. Samuel

Biographical sketch of VI

282
Builds Catholic church in Du-

buque VIII 36
Missionary work of III 579
585 590 591 598 V 533
VI 115 117
Visits Milan HI 592
Mead, Ambrose S., Reports depreda-
tions of Indians III 493
Mead, William R., Journalistic work

of V 121
Meade, Mr. VII 211
Meade, Gen. George G. IV 572
Loss of, at Gettysburg V 281
Meade, Larkin G., Sculptor of bust
of William Pitt Fessenden
IV 633
Meag-her, Thomas, Military service

of VI 579
Means, Col. Robert

Admitted to the bar, 1858 VIII

419
Elected mayor of Sioux City,

1858 VIII 417
Meany, Prof. Edmond S. VI 459
Mears, Rev. D. O. II 259

Mears, Mary Grinnell, Daughter of
J. B. Grinnell II 259

Mease, James, Executor of estate of

Rafinesque VII 223
Mease, William

Botanist VII 201
Friend of Rafinesque VII 222
Medal, Awarded by Congress to Jos-
eph Francis VI 309
Medals, Awarded for Iowa Histori-
cal exhibit VII 233
Medals of honor

Awarded to soldiers VII 102
Inscription on VII 104
Medary, Journalist I 351
Medary, Gov. Samuel, Aids in res-
cuing persons taken captive
by Indians at Spirit Lake
II 72 V 25
Medary, Thomas C., Pioneer Iowa

editor V 122
Meek, F. B.

Borrows specimens from collec-
tion of crinoids at Burling-
ton H 350
Visits Charles Wachsmuth H

351

Meek, William, & Sons, Connection
with Bonaparte dam contro-
versy VII 609-618
Meek Brothers VII 609-618 630
Meeker, J. E. VII 558
Meeker, Dr. Moses

Early history of the Lead Re-
gion, reference to VII 455
Sent as special agent to Wash-
ington III 294
Wisconsin pioneer III 293
Meerburg", G. P. Gezelle, Leader of
reformation in Holland III 244

Meidell, Chris. VIII 12

Meig-s, Montgomery Cunning-ham,
Quarter Master General, Or-
der of II 492

Meig-s, Gov. Return J. VI 125
126 VII 627 632

Melchier, Johanna, One of founders
of Amana Society I 385

Melendy, Peter

Obituary V 318
Zimri Streeter "Old Black
Hawk" I 412

Melzer, Fritz, Paints the canvases
which decorated the Su-
preme Court room, capitol
VIII 314 387

Memories of a Swedish Emigrant in
VIII 1

Menard, Major M., At battle of

Pleasant Hill III 406
Menard, Pierre

Elected Lieutenant Governor of

Illinois VII 247
Fur trader V 545
Menominee Indians III 384 618
Attend council at Prairie du
Chien II 181 VI 187
Join company of friendly In-
dians II 90

144

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Join Sioux in attack on Fox In-
dians VI 190

Massacred by Fox Indians VI
191 195

Missionary work among III
586 590

Part of Prairie du Chien Agency

II 84

Visited by Bishop Loras III
590

Mercer, Col. Aug". C. IV 594

Mercer, Charles Penton, Member Vir-
ginia Constitutional Conven-
tion, 1829-30 I 459

Mercer, Jane, Wife of George Henry
Clarke I 455

Meriam, B. S. VIII 132

Mericle, Jacob, Early pioneer of

Iowa I 344
Obituary VI 80

Mericle, L. I 136 VII 142

Mericle, Phoebe X., Obituary I 344

Merrell, Nathaniel A.

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Walter I. Hayes succeeds in
House of Representatives
V 76

Merriam, A. L., Law partner of
Preston M. Sutton V 319

Merriam, P. P., Interested in bill re-
lating to Bonaparte dam
VII 614

Merrick, John H., Severely wounded
at battle of Pleasant Hill

III 28

Merrill, Abel, Father of Gov. Samuel

Merrill V 336
Merrill, Abigail Hill, Mother of Gov.

Samuel Merrill V 336
Merrill, Maj. Hamilton IV 425
Merrill, Henry

Indian trader, claim of VII

118 122 123

Sets forth dissatisfaction among
traders, with treaty of 1837
VII 117-119 180

Merrill, J. H., Attends the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 186
Merrill, Jeremiah H. IV 236 V

351
Business partner of Samuel

Merrill V 337
Member of Fourteenth General

Assembly IV 257
Merrill, Jeremiah H., Son of Gov.

Merrill V 351

Merrill, John C., State librarian VI

624 II 541 542 IV 237

Merrill, John H., Son of Capt. Philo

G. C. Merrill II 568
Merrill, Capt. Nathaniel A., Obituary

III 80
Merrill, Capt. Philo Ct. C., Obituary

II 568
Merrill, Gov. Samuel I 80 VII

96 317

Appoints Mrs. North State Li-
brarian VI 625
Biographical sketch of, by W.

H. Fleming V 335
Currency of State Bank burned

in presence of I 292
Extract from letter to Peter

Cooper VII 460
Letter from IV 116
Makes address at laying of cor-

ner stone of capitol V
215

Message of, cited V 369

Obituary IV 236

Presents historical paper VII
89

Regent State University IV
11

W. H. Fleming private secretary

of V 583
Merritt, Darwin R.

Darwin Robert Merritt, by
Deemer III 462

Memorial services for III 474

Naval record of VI 614
Merritt, Pred D.

Early History of Banking in
Iowa, cited V 363

Member faculty State University

IV 46
Merritt, Mrs. Marcia M., Obituary

VIII 480
Merritt, W. W. VI 614

History of the County of Mont-
gomery from the Earliest
Days to 1905, review VIII
153 154

Pays tribute to Alfred Hebard
III 51 VI 216

Proposed History of Montgom-
ery county VII 153

Regent State University IV 13
Merritt, William H.

Candidate for governor V 174

Distinguished himself at Wil-
son's Creek II 201

Founder of the Dubuque Herald
and of the Des Moines
Statesman VIII 480

Material concerning, in the His-
torical Department VIII
390

Publisher Express and Herald

I 64
Merry, Capt. J. P.

Connection with Vicksburg Mil-
itary Park V 273-275

Reports the proceedings at the
dedication of Iowa monu-
ments VIII 72

Mersey, Col. August, At battle of At-
lanta VI 178

Mertz, Peter, Makes trip from San
Francisco to Burlington,
1852 V 216
Meservey, W. N. VII 140

Law partner of George W. Bas-

sett II 405

Messages and Proclamations of the

Governors of Iowa, by

Shambaugh, notice of VI

148

Metcalf, Takes part in buffalo hunt

VI 593

Metcalf, James D., Pioneer Iowa edi-
tor V 122
Metz, Christian, Seeks location for

Amana Society I 386
Mexican war IV 313

Mexican bounty land warrants

VIII 439
Meyer, John

Obituary V 480

Offers substitute for bill for
new capitol IV 245

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

145

Meyers, George J., Naval record of

VI 614

Meyers, J. Fred, Obituary III 651

Miami Indians IV 618 V 525

Band of, saved by Henry Dodge

VI 250 251

Nicholas Perrot establishes trad-
ing post among IV 611
Treaty with, mentioned VII

132

Midland, Gustave, Brain of the Na-
tion, reference to VII 42
55 56

Michaux, Andre, Botanist VII 201
Michel, Mr., Friend of Rafinesque

VII 209

Michelet, Etienne, Mother of Bishop

Loras III 580

Michigan Constitutional Convention,
Measures adopted by VI 62
Michigan Territory

Act of, organizing counties west
of the Mississippi II 195
Boundary of, extended I 644
Laws of, relating to county af-
fairs III 454 VI 129
130

Middleton, William D., Dean Medical
Department State Universi-
ty IV 53
Midland Monthly

Establishment of I 667
Reference to III 567
Mifflin, Gov. Thomas VII 381
Milburn, Isaac, Member General As-
sembly IV 379
Milburn, Capt. N. L.

Commander of steamboat on Des
Moines river IV 330 349
353
Experiences of, during flood of

1851 V 411 412
Miles, Miss Ada E., See North, Mrs.

Ada

Miles, Albert H. V 238
Miles, Carroll V 238
Miles, Clarence V 238
Miles, Mrs. Mary Kidder,- Obituary

III 158
Miles, Rev. Milo N.

Death of wife III 158
Father of Mrs. Ada North II

541 IV 77 VI 626
Obituary V 238
Miles, Gen. Nelson A., Awarded
medal of honor VII 108
Military Hospital, An early Iowa

VIII 231 232
Military law VI 245
Millard, Capt., Stationed on northern

border V 490 492 497
Millard, Capt. Charlie, Commander

steamboat on Des Moines

river IV 333
Millard, Ezra, Candidate for mayor

of Sioux City VIII 417
Millard, P. A., Present at reception

of portrait of Dr. Salter V

630
Millard, Joseph A., U. S. . senator

from Nebraska VIII 417
Millard, Levi, Pilot on Des Moines

river IV 333
Miller, Ascends Pike's Peak VIII

173
Miller, Clerk Des Moines river

steamboat IV 335

Miller, Dr., Rafinesque visits VII

208
Miller, Mrs., Resident of Keosauqua

during flood of 1851 V 417
Miller, Capt. A. S., Stationed at Ft.

Atkinson IV 451
Miller, Aaron, Early settler of Keo-

kuk county II 61 66
Miller, Albert C.

Cashier Home Savings Bank

VIII 539
Handling the Panic of 1907

VIII 536-42

Miller, Capt. Amos B., Killed at bat-
tle of Pleasant Hill III

410 422
Miller, B. P., Minister Dunkers

church VH 281
Miller, B. P., Obituary H 487
Miller, Mrs. Becky, Virginia slave

owner III 654
Miller, D. W., Pastor Dunkers

church VII 278
Miller, Daniel P. Ill 317 382 V

159 VII 27

Anecdote concerning VIII 27
Candidate for presidential elec-
tor IV 549
Friend of Asahel A. Case III

159

Obituary II 324
Relates anecdote concerning

Rev. Samuel Clarke and the

Mormons I 459
Represents Iowa in Congress

VII 458
Views on slavery VIII 199

200
Miller, Daniel P., Assistant Minister

Dunkers church VII 276
Miller, Lieut. Edgar T., At battle of

Corinth I 219

Miller, Eliza, Obituary VII 159
Miller, Mrs. Eliza W., Obituary IV

639
Miller, Elizabeth Smith, Leader in

dress reform I 673
Miller, Mrs. Florence, Tribute to

VII 543

Miller, H. J. VIII 132
Miller, Harry C. V 159
Miller, Henry

Practices polygamy II 599
Represents Pottawattamie coun-
ty in General Assembly,

1854 II 597
Miller, Homer A.

Cashier Des Moines Savings

Bank VIII 539
Member of the clearing house

committee during panic of

1907 VIII 542
Miller, Hugh II 645
Miller, Irvine, Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel F. Miller IV 639
Miller, J. B. V 416
Miller, J. C., Pastor Dunkers church

VII 279

Miller, J. S. II 352
Miller, James P., Awarded medal of

honor VII 111
Miller, John, Murder of VI 376

475
Miller, John A., Presents newspaper

file to Historical Depart-
ment IV 630

10

146

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Miller, John S. VII 455

Miller, William O., Died of wounds

and taken prisoner at battle

of Pleasant Hill HI 27

28 VII 503
Miller, Joshua, Vote on bill for board

of charities IV 312
Miller, Mary M., Obituary VI

398
Miller, Richard. Virginia slave owner

III 654

Miller, Capt. Richard, Obituary I

584
Miller, Richard P., Obituary V

159
Miller, S. C., Elder Dunkers church

VII 280
Miller, S. P., Pastor Dunkers church

VII 278

Miller, Lieut. Samuel VI 398
Miller, Justice Samuel P. I 440
V 477 VIII 132

Appointed by Abraham Lincoln
Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court VIII 83 84

Biographical data I 254-257

Candidate for nomination for
governor II 525

Col. Bussey confers with, re-
garding defense of Keokuk
V 84

Commends Frank Springer II
360

Compliments Judge Joseph Wil-
liams VII 168

Contemporary of Henry Clay
Caldwell VIII 249 256

Death of wife IV 639

Director Keokuk branch State
Bank I 291 V 101

Extract from speech of VII
368

Friend of Van Caldwell II
389

Grants temporary injunction I
542

Law partner of Senator Rankin

VIII 108
Opinion of I 488

Portrait of, presented to His-
torical Department I
241
Address of William M. Mc-

Farland I 250
Tributes to, by Kasson,
Noble and Springer I
252 253

Refuses to grant a receiver for
the St. Louis, Iron Moun-
tain and Southern R. R.
VIII 257

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Miller, Mrs. Samuel P.. Aids Mrs.

Ann E. Harlan in Sanitary

convention II 502

Miller, Thomas H., Law partner of

Judge Horace S. Winslow

IV 320

Miller, Warner, Delegate to national
Republican convention IV
223
Miller, William E.

Member faculty State University

IV 51
Obituary II 644

Miller, William H. H. I 634637
Miller, William O., Died of wounds

I 451
Millers, Members Dunkers church

VII 278

Milliken, Priscilla, Instructor State
University IV 43

Milliman, James Cutler, Attends ex-
ercises at laying of corner
stone of Historical Building
IV 82

Milling-ton, Seth, Pioneer journalist
of Keosauqua V 418

Mills I 440

Mills, Andrew. Military service of
VI 580

Mills, Dan, Member Iowa Board of
Education III 200 202

Mills, Ellery E., Died in Philippines
IV 320

Mills, Frank M., Publisher Iowa
School Journal HI 205

Mills. Maj. Frederick D.

Death of IV 314 V 203

VI 422

Facts relating to II 200
Instrumental in rejection of con-
stitution of 1844 H 434
HI 41 V 203 VI 422
Tribute to III 42

Mills, H., Pioneer journalist of Keo-
sauqua V 418

Mills, Harlow, Father of Oliver Mills

VIII 237

Mills, J. P., Member of organization
for protection from horse
thieves VI 61

Mills, Jesse E., Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 61

Mills, Lieut. Noah W., Mortally
wounded at battle of Cor-
inth I 102 215 216

Mills, Oliver, Obituary VHI 237

Mills, S. M., Pioneer journalist of
Keosaucma V 418

Mills, Samuel, Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 59 61

Mills, Samuel M., Member of organi-
zation for protection from
horse thieves VI 61

Mills, William

Aids in securing passage of bill
for new capitol IV 250
Member of Fourteenth General
Assembly IV 258

Mills, William D., Obituary VII
560

Mills, IV 328 335

Account of Meek Bros, mill in
Van Buren county VII
608

On frontier VI 425 437 449
Pioneer miller IV 343

Millsap, T., Member Seventh General
Assembly IV 366

Milroy, Gen. Robert H. VI 300

Mineral black, Discovery of, and/
plans for revenue from II
267-268

Mines of Spain, by Shiras V 321

Mines of Spain, Tract of land
claimed by Julien Dubuque
H 337 342 III 63

Mink, Morris, Death of I 561

Minneapolis, Present site of secured
from Indians I 532

Minor, W. G., Commissioner to settle
Missouri boundary trouble
III 627
Minton, Henry P., Military service

of VI 580
Minton, John IT., Military service of

VI 577
Minton, Josiah D., Pioneer of Van

Buren county VII 357
Minty, Col. B. H. G., Candidate for
promotion to rank of Briga-
dier General VI 180
Missions

At Council Bluffs II 551
At Prairie du Chien II 89
Early Catholic III 578
Presbyterian, among Musquakie

Indians IV 204
Mississippi river

Explorations, by Pike, to find

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

147

of

532

II

at

26

Des Moines
VIII

source

340
Explorations of Dr. Coues

20

High water in
Navigation of,

and Rock river rapids

441 442
Old Channels of, in Southeastern

Iowa, by Leverett V 38
Publications relating to V 49
Steamboating on, 1848 VIH

147
Missouri, The IV 618

Council with Lewis & Clark V

384 458

Numbers of VI 103 104
Part of Dacotah family H 176

VI 101
Settle in western and southern

Iowa II 177 VI 95-

97 102

Treaty with VI 193
Missouri

Admitted to the Union I 643

VI 185 265 VII 432
Boundary line troubles I 641

II 430 III 397 627 IV

70 516
Border War Between Iowa and

Missouri, by Hebard I

651 665
Desires removal of Indians from

VI 186
Discussions relating to slavery

in VI 256-264
Fugitive slave from IV 118
Known as graveyard for Gen-
erals I 317

Missouri, The State of, An Auto-
biography, edited by Wil-
liams, review of VII 71
Organization and settlement of

Territory of VI 248-265
Slave State I 649 VI 9

262
Southern Boundary of Iowa, by

Landers I 641
Threatened invasion of Iowa

from, 1861 I 88 163

164 596 V 81

319 II 4 III

War in
308
Missouri border

70 516

Border War
Missouri,
651 665

III

397 627

Between Iowa and
by Hebard I

Southern Boundary of Iowa, by

Landers I 641 '
Missouri Compromise I 83 510

II 3 IV 424

Iowa, "only child of" II 516

V 548

Provisions of IV 599 VI
262 263

Missouri river

History of Steamboat Naviga-
tion on, by Chittenden, re-
view of VI 233
Missouri River and Its Utmost
Sources, by Browne, notice
of II 483
Steamboat first enters VI 255

Mitchell, Capt. Alexander, Revolu-
tionary soldier V 151

Mitchell, Judge G. C. ». I 2

Member of choir in Father Pel-
amourgues' church VI

121

Mitchell, Georg-e £., Makes address
at dedication of monument
to Thomas Cox VII 231

Mitchell, I. J., Member of Iowa
Board of Education III
200 203 207

Mitchell, J. L. T., Pioneer Iowa jour-
nalist V 417

Mitchell, James, Kills outlaw in Bel-
levue VII 261

Mitchell, John, Trapper VIII 411
412

Mitchell, John D., Pioneer settler of
Keosauqua IV 337 368

Mitchell, Oliver, Emigrant to Oregon
VIII 304

Mitchell, Ormsby McKnight, Gradu-
ates from West Point in
class with Charles Mason
V 225

Mitchell, Pierce, Marriage of VII
635

Mitchell, Dr. Samuel L., Aids Rafin-
esque VH 201 206

Mitchell, Sarah, Wife of Harvey N.
Brock way VII 557

Mitchell, Thomas, Obituary I 582

Mitchell, W. O., Vice-President Vicks-
burg National Military Park
Association V 272 276

Mitchell county

Account of early newspaper of

IV 549

Named in honor of Irish patriot
H 200

Mitchellville

Founder of I 582
Industrial school for girls at

I 582

C. C. Cory superintendent of
III 80

Mitchler, George, Pioneer settler of
Keosauqua IV 338

Mix, Lieut. Col. Edward H., Killed
at battle of Pleasant Hill

III 27 410 422
Mizner, Col. J. K. VI 444

At battle of Corinth, Miss. I

101
Moberly, Charles, Early settler of

Linn county VI 581 585
Mobley, Maj. M., Dubuque banker

III 651

Mock, Oliver P., Died in Philippines

IV 320

148

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Model Justice V 616
Modlin, Nathan R., Killed at battle
of Pleasant Hill VII 503
Moffatt, tevi, Pioneer of Denmark,

VII 4

Moffit, Robert, Witness at a trial

VIII 145
Moliler, Elder John E.

Dunkers in Iowa VII 270
Pastor Dunkers church VII

280
Moingfoua, Tribe of Illinois Indians

VI 82
Moir, William J.

Biographical note VI 416
Enoch Worthen Eastman VI
416, reference to VI 468
Presents report of Constitutional
Convention of 1857 to. His-
torical Department III 70
Molsberry, P. M., Estimate of Judge

Springer V 473

Molineaux, Col. Edward X.. I 195
Molony. Patrick, Defendant in fa-
mous Dubuque case II
338 V 331
Money

Dearth of, in pioneer days I

38 267 IV 510
Rates of interest I 4 286
II 270 271 IV 235 510
Resumption of specie payment

I 599

Specie in circulation, 1842 V

125

Various forms of, circulating- in
Towa in early days I 266-
293

Moning-er, Demas McParland, Obitu-
ary IV 80

Moning-er, W. R., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 13
Moning-er, Mrs. W. R. IV 561
Monnin, Henri III 583
Monoiia County, Iowa, Mormons, by

Marks VII 321
Monroe. Prof. James IV 558
Monroe, James V 601 VI 126
414 415 VII 246 248 249
250
Approves act prohibiting slavery

in Iowa IV 620
Approves Missouri Compromise

VI 263

Delegate of Virginia- in Congress
cedes land to government

II 188

Letter by V 71 VI 412
413

Letter to VI 408

Presiding officer of Constitu-
tional Convention of Vir-
ginia, 1829-30 I 459

Proclaims admission of Mis-
souri into Union VI 265

Recommendations of, relating to
Indians VII 434

Sent on special mission to Paris
V 185 188 189 VII 431

Suggests that Iowa be^made per-
manent Indian Territory II
511. VI 185

Monroe county (originally Kislike-
kosh), Reminiscences of I
129

Montaldo, Don Ig-natius, Member of

Icarian community VI

114

Montana, Now Boone H 275
Montcalm, De Saint-Veran VI 85

Indian allies of VI 83
Montgomery, Owner of slave Ralph

II 531 554 574
Montg-omery, O. V.. Enlisted in Civil

war from Denmark Academy

VII 11

Montgomery, Robert L., Naval rec-
ord of VI 614

Montg-omery, Col. William R., Ex-
tract from record of trial of

IV 421
Montg-omery county, Indians in III

135
Montrose

Band of Illinois Indians near II

176
Site of Old Camp Des Moines I

132 III 370

Montzheimer, Mrs. Isabel H., Obitu-
ary II 568
Mooar, D. VIII 133
Moody, J. M. VIII 130
Moody, Sevilda. Early settler of

lowaville VIII 58
Moon, Ammon, Selects men for Spirit

Lake expedition III 526
Moon, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Wife of

Edwin N. Chapin II 565
Moon, James, Military record of VI

580

Moore, Mrs. VIII 391
Moore, Prof., Tendered professorship

State University IV 29
Moore, Billy, Blacksmith shop of,

rendezvous for soldiers I

653
Moore, Celia A., Instructor State

University IV 34
Moore, Col. David, At battle of

Athens, Mo. II 4 V

82 83 85-88 VI 590-592

VII 70

Moore, E. VIII 133
Moore, Ellen A., Instructor State

University IV 34
Moore, Georg-e, Northwest Under

Three Flags, reference to

VII 372
Moore, H. W. & Co., Early Iowa

packers IV 208
Moore, Jacob M., Military service of

VI 580
Moore, Gen. John C., Extract from

report of, on siege of Vicks-

burg V 280

Moore, John H., Keeper of stage sta-
tion I 338
Moore, John H., Friend of J. L. Mc-

Creery I 200
Moore, John L., Died in Philippines

IV 320
Moore, Joseph, Attorney for Thomas

P. Street VII 125 181
Moore, Judg-e Marshall, Admits John

H. Charles to the bar VIII

419
Moore, R. H., Tribute to Charles Al-

drich VIII 608
Moore, Risdon M., At battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 411

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

149

Moore, Robert B., Pioneer Iowa set-
tler V 135
Moore, Col. S. A.

Obituary VII 77

Pays tribute to James Hilton

V 397

Writes biographical sketch of
Masten H. Jones IV 159

Moore, Samuel P., Assistant Surgeon
at Ft. Des Moines III
358

Moore, William B., Pioneer exper-
iences of V 139

Moore, W. Spencer, Rush to Arms in
1863 I 657 669

Moore, William W.

Anecdote relating to IV 346
Experience of, during flood of

1851 V 404

Pioneer merchant IV 359

378 V 230

More VII 293

Morehead, Charles S., Classmate of
Stephen Whicher IV 503

Morehead, Lieut. J., Dr. C. C. Parry
in surveying party of VII
415 416

Moorehead, Judge J. H. VIII 407

Morg-an (half-breed), Makes plea for
his people VII 18

Morg-an, <Jov. E. D., Spencer S. Bene-
dict on staff of IV 159

Morg-an, E. D. O-., Military record of

VI 577

Morg-an, Erastus O., Obituary I

341
Morg-an, Oteorg-e, Paints emblems to

mark grave of Ma-tau-e-qua

III 305

Morg-an, G-eorg-e W., At battle of
Vicksburg Bayou VI 170
171
Morg-an, James M. I 436 VII

79
Authorized to enlist company of

volunteers III 457
Editor Tri-Weekly Telegraph

IV 214

Estimate of, by Governor Cham-
bers I 435

Mentioned in connection with
Missouri border troubles I
655
Stationed at Ft. Atkinson IV

451

Morg-an, Prof. John IV 558
Morg-an, Lewis H. V 465
Morg-an, Richard H., Awarded medal

of honor VII 111
Morg-an, Theron A., Member Seventh
General Assembly IV 366
Morg-an, William, Supposed to have
been kidnapped by Masonic
order IV 505
Morg-an, Col. Willoug/hby

Military record of III 357

IV 231
Sent to look after Galena mines

VII 451

Morg-ridg-e, O. O., Lecturer State
University IV 54

Moriarty, Peter, State printer IV
80

Mormon battalion

Mustered into U. S. service II
480

Service of, in Mexican war IV

o!4 315
Mormons III 252 VI 108

At Council Bluffs II 480 V

Cholera in settlement of IV

Emigration to Salt Lake VI

233
Mormons in Iowa VIII 56

Mormons in Iowa, by Bloomer

II 586 604
Mormons in Monona County

Iowa, by Marks VII 321
Remove from Nauvoo to Iowa

Morrill, Justin Smith VIII 334
Morrill, Bichard M., Military service

of VI 577

Morris, Oeorg-e U., Commander of

Cumberland I 493 494

Morris, H., Pioneer journalist of

Keosauqua IV 630 V

Morris, Mrs. J. w., Passenger on
Des Moines river steamboat

Morris, John VIII 129 130

Morris, L. D.f Pioneer Iowa Journal-
ist IV 630 V 417 418

Morris, Martin L., Supervision of re-
moval of property of State
under H 528

Morris, Bobert IV 94

Morris, Lieut. Bobert S., Severely

Mom., £?ucn.dedi£t C3°213'nth ' 215

Recollections of steamboating
on the Des Moines river IV
332

Morrison, Mr. VIII 500

Morrison, Mrs. V 252

Morrison, Allen E., Democratic can-
didate for the 51st Congress
VIII 155

Morrison, Capt. Charles, Commander
of steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 329 330 358

Morrison, I. VIII 391

Morrison, James III 395

Morrison, John, Jr., Military record
of VI 603

Morrison, Lieut. Joseph B., At battle
of Corinth I 217

Morrison, Marion H., Ackowledg-
ment to VII 43

Morrison, William, Appointed com-
missioner to select site for
Indians III 126 127

Morrison, William

Associated with discovery and
exploration of Itasca basin
II 27 31
Col. George Davenport employed

with VII 450
Fur trader V 545
Visits source of Mississippi
river I 533

Morrison, William A., Obituary IV
481

Morrison, William P., Military rec-
ord of VI 603

Morrow, Dr. J. O., One of founders
of Muscatine II 78

Morrow, Jeremiah, Governor of Ohio
VI 127 VIII 390

150

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Morrow, Mary, Wife of George W.
Van Horn II 78

Morse, P. H., Paints portrait of Wal-
ter I. Hayes VI 391

Morse, Bev. J., Compiles Census of
Indian tribes VI 104

Morse, J. P., Principal Denmark
Academy VII 13

Morse, Prof. S. P. B., Statue of, in
New York City VI 153

Morseman, Dr. M. J., Regent State
University IV 13 18

Mort, Peter, Pioneer of Van Buren
county VII 357

Morton, Bev. Daniel O., Congrega-
tional minister in Vermont
II 366

Morton, Levi P., Birthplace of II
366

Morton, James VIH 133

Morton, John T.

Biographical note VI 44
Counsel for defendant in Fugi-
tive Slave case VI 9
Member Third General Assembly

II 197

Suggests Union for name of
county II 198

Morton, J. Sterling-
Estimate of Charles E. Perkins

VIII 379

Makes fight on "wild-cat" banks
V 53

Morton, Samuel, Builder of boat on
Des Moines riyer IV 332

Mosby, John S.

Leader of guerillas I 451 564
Raids of I 563

Mosier, Cyrus A., Obituary VII
318

Mosley, William O., At battle of
Pleasant Hill III 404 405

Mosnat, J. J., Obituary VI 160

Moss, C. G. VIII 133

Moss, James X., Elected to fill va-
cancy in Territorial Legisla-
ture VII 264

Moss, Philip, Pastor Dunkers church
VH 278

Motie, Joseph, Member of choir
in Father Pelamourgues*
church VI 121

Motley, John Lothrop, Dutch Repub-
lic, cited III 266

Mott, D. C., Quakers in Iowa IV
263

Mott, Prederic, Member faculty
State University IV 51

Moulton, Bev. E. C. VI 216

Makes address at memorial ser-
vices for D. R. Merritt III
474

Tribute to Alfred Hebard III
50 51

Mound builders

Driven from lands by Indians

II 174 175
Predecessors of Indians III

163
Remains of, in Iowa III 647

Mounds

Contents of I 136 IV 105
. Location of I 135

Mount, Gov. James A., Historical
proclamation IV 463

Mount Pisg-ah, Mormons at II
591-594 604 IV 314

Mount Pleasant, Iowa

Early days of I 568
Insane Hospital founded at I

514

Alvin Saunders active in es-
tablishment of IV
316

Opposition to IV 304
References to II 208 613
Provisions of charter of V

130

Tries to secure seat of govern-
ment VII 248 257
Wesleyan University, foundation

of I 569

Mount Pleasant Home Journal, Iowa

State Sanitary Convention,

editorial II 503

Mouton, Gen. Jean A. A., Connection

with battle of Pleasant Hill

VII 485-486 492
Mower, Gen. Joseph A. II 107-

109

At battle of Pleasant Hill HI
409 412 417 418 VII 496
516 517 520 522 547
At battle of Yellow Bayou VI

243 245 246

At Corinth, Miss. I 101
Mowry, Welcome, Obituary VIII

159

Mueller, Ernst, Obituary IV 160
Mueller, Gottfried IV 563
Mueller, H. A.

First president Madison County
Historical Society VII
66
Mueller, H. A.

Member faculty State University

IV 48
Muhlenburg-, Gottlieb, Botanist VII

201

Muhlenburg*, H. A., Active in pre-
serving historical material
in Pennsylvania III 314
Mnir, Dr. Samuel C.

Loyal to Indian wife VII 18
Settler in half-breed tract VI

203
Mulholland. S. B., of Sioux City

VIII 410

Mullanphy, John, Augustus Chou-
teau sells land to II 338

Mullig-an, Price's capture of IV
572

Mullineauz, Gen. E. L., Issues order
for mustering out of sol-
diers II 54

Mulvany, John, Paints portrait of
Edwin Manning II 322

Mung-er I 436

Munroe, Thomas B., Classmate of
Stephen Whicher IV 503

Murdoch, Dr., Member of excursion
party on Des Moines river,
1851 IV 345

Murdock, Bev. Marion, Samuel Mur-
dock III 271

Murdock, Samuel VII 438

Biographical sketch of III

271
Biography of Eliphalet Price

VIH 32-42

Chairman of building committee
Thirteenth General Assem-
bly IV 249

Charles Beardsley entertains
III 75 275

Makes address at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II

624

Extract from III 275
Obituary III 77
Pays tribute to Reuben Noble

III 198
Resolutions on death of III

271

Murphy, Bernard, Issues Drummond
edition of Vinton Eagle VI
473

Murphy, Oeorg-e, Member Floyd
Memorial Association II
310 313
Murphy, Isaac, Provisional governor

of Arkansas III 431
Murphy, Jeremiah H., Obituary I

342

Murphy, John S., Obituary V 394
Murphy, William I,., Military record

of VI 604

Murray, James, Commissioner on
claims of Winnebago Indians
under treaty of 1837 II 97
VH 116-139 172-195
Murray, John II 1
Murray, Jonas, Member of Spirit
Lake expedition III 514
543 545 V 21

Murray, Dr. Robert, Physician in
charge of fumigating plant
at Ft. Jefferson I 300
Murray, Sarah, Wife of John L.

Corse II 1
Murray, William VI 585
Muscatine, Iowa

Dr. J. G. Morrow one of foun-
ders of II 78
Formerly Bloomington III

438 640 VI 205
Muscatine county

Organized from Des Moines

county II 196
Pioneer life in IV 219
Muscatine Indians, Incorporated in-
to Sac and Fox tribes VI
85
Museum, Historical, Purpose of IV

105
Museum of Comparative Zoology

Alexander Agassiz director of

II 352
Charles Wachsmuth visits II

351

Frank Springer visits H 363

Work on North American cri-

noids published by II 364

Musauakie Indians I 673 II

178 184

Band of, attend Polk County
Semi-Centennial II 635
Census of I 221
Characteristics of VI 92
Chief of, gives meaning of word

Iowa II 468 556
Claim damages for establish-
ment of road through res-
ervation III 130
Death of chief of III 302
History of, by Bicknell IV

196 VI 92
Signification of word II 468

VI 86 92
See also Fox Indians

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

151

Munting-h, James, Schoolmaster in

Pella III 258
Myers, Perished in blizzard of 1856

I 394
Myers, Col. VI 394

Myers, Frank, Elder Dunkers church

VII 276
Myers, Jesse, Pastor Dunkers

church VII 278
Myers, John, Pioneer mill owner IV

335
Myers, Joseph 1., Elder Dunkers

church VII 279
Myers, Capt. Peter

Commander of steamboat on

Des Moines river IV 329
Makes trip down Des Moines

river in skiff IV 340 342

343
Member of excursion party on

Des Moines river, 1851 IV

345
Myers, W. H. H., Obituary VI

160

Myers, William, Secretary of meet-
ing of citizens of Dubuque

county III 455
Mygott, Henry, Isaac Pendleton

studies law in office of H

567

NAIRN, CARRIE B., Draws map of
Black Hawk Purchase VI
197

Nairn, J. R., Attends presentation of
portrait of Dr. Salter V
630

Napoleon Bonaparte, Conveys title
of Louisiana to United
States V 192 551 VII

Nash, J. A., Prohibition and labor
candidate for the 51st Con-
gress VIII 155

Nasheasknk, Son of Black Hawk

III 376 IV 195
National Bureau of Education, Is-
sues Prof. Parker's Higher
Education in Iowa I 670

National Era, Uncle Tom's Cabin
appears as serial in II

National Hatreds V 538
Naumann, P. C., Makes address at
Burlington Semi-Centennial

II 623 626
Nauvoo, 111. Ill 461

Formerly called Commerce III

371

Holland colony offered induce-
ments to settle at III

252
Icarian community at VI 108

424
Settlement of Mormons at II

587-589
Visited by Keokuk and band of

Indians III 283
Navy Register, cited VI 608
Neal, George W., Killed at battle of

Corinth I 215 216
Neal, Jairns E.

Introduces bill to repeal dog

law I 229
Member Ninth General Asembly

IV 378 521

152

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Nealley, Col. Charles, Marries
daughter of Robert Lucas
II 434

Nealley, Mary, Second wife of Wil-
liam B. Allison VIII 556
Nebraska "Wild Cat" Banks V 52
Neeclliam, Lieut. Gen. John R., Bus-
iness partner of James H.
Knox V 400
Neeclliam, W. H. VIII 133
Needles, Joseph E., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320
Neely, William J., Surveyor III

297 440
Neff, Henry, Elder Dunkers church

VII 277
Neff, Isaac, Elder Dunkers churcn

VII 277

Neff, Theodore I*., Member faculty
State University IV 44
Negroes

Act to regulate blacks and mu-

lattoes III 145 234
Amendment removing from con-
stitution all discrimination
against I 598
Cash for — Advertisement in
Baltimore paper, 1836 II
561
Blood hounds to hunt IV

576

Arrest of V 271
Law relating to free negroes

IV 68
Serve in Civil war III 432

434 435

Warning to IV 493
Neg-us, Charles

Brief account of VII 309
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389

Letter by VII 308 309
Neill, E. D. IV 611
Nellis, Prof. G. W., Superintendent
government schools for In-
dians IV 202
Nelson, Dr. David, Noted evangelist

III 58
Nelson, Ole, Member Ninth General

Assembly IV 379
Nelson, Justice Samuel, Opinion of

I 487

Nelson, Mrs. William, Survivor of
massacre at Springfield,
Minn. V 19
Nestlerode, C. C., Ill .205
Nettle, T. D., At battle of Pleasant

Hill III 404 405
Nettleton, Capt. Edward P., Connec-
tion with battle of Pleasant
Hill VII 486

Neumann, Gottfried, One of foun-
ders of Amana Society I
385
Neutral Ground

Ceded by Sac and Fox and
Sioux Indians VII 283
286

Location of II 94 96 182 183
IH 388 617 IV 163 V
458 VI 86 89 96 99 100
193 229 VII 438
Purpose of VII 234 438
New, Mr., Rafinesque visits VII

211

New Amsterdam, Town laid out by
Holland colony, now Pella
III 260

New Lig-ht on Early History, by

Coues, review of III 140

New Madrid, Mo., Earthquake at

VII 248 552
New Melleray, Trappist Monks of

III 645
New Publications VIII 151 233

395 555

New York Land Company, Organ-
ized to deal in half-breed
lands VII 21
New York Sun, Nebraska "Wild

Cat" Banks V 52
Newberry, Frank J., Member faculty
State University IV 56
Newberry, John S., Pioneer natural-
ist VIII 346
Newbold, Lieut. Col. Joseph E.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

.402 405 407 421
Killed III 410 423
Newbold, Joshua G. I 80

Attends Burlington Semi-Cen-

tennial II 623
Message of, cited V 369 443
Member Board of Regents State

University IY 11
Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 258
Obituary VI 154
Recommends establishment of
supervisory board for State
institutions IV 311
W. H. Fleming private secretary

to V 583

Newcomb, Mrs. D. P., Vice president
Iowa Sanitary Society II
504

Newhall, Prof. John B.
Death of IH 400
Extract from article relating to

Pella III 256 257
Newhall's Map of 1841, Reference to

VII 437

Newman, Henry, Emigrant to Ore-
gon VIII 304 309
Newman, John, of Oregon City

VIII 305

Newman, Dr. John, Obituary II
406

Newman, Cardinal John Henry, Re-
ceives Charles Aldrich
VIII 565

Newman, Nellie E., Secretary Geolo-
gical Survey III 119

Newman, Samuel, Witness at a trial
VIII 144

Newman, Thomas G., Obituary VI
158

Newman, Judge Thomas W. VII
479

Newman, William, Emigrant to Ore-
gon VIII 304

Newport, John, Early settler of
lowaville VIII 57

Newsome, Dan S., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Newspapers

Changes in VI 8
Copy of the Republican, Mitch-
ell county, in Historical
Department IV 549
Indexes to IV 73
Pioneer Editors of Northeastern
Iowa, by Bailey V 117
Pioneer editors and papers V
416-418 534 VI 76 247

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

153

Printing of laws in V 464
Valuable files in Historical De-
partment I 63

In Davenport V 380
Value of III 468
Newspapers in Burling-ton Public

Library VII 314
Newton, Capt. IV 278
Newton, A., Incorporator of Ft. Des

Moines Steamboat Co. IV

361

Newton, Augustus VIII 130
Newton, G-eorgre Theron P., Associ-
ate ' editor of the Masonic

Digest VIII 398
Newton, John III 425 426
Newton, Orson, Pioneer settler of

Denmark, Iowa VII 5
Newton & Keene, Pioneer merchants

IV 363
Ney, John J., Member faculty State

University IV 52
Nicholls, Miss, Presents portrait of

Oliver M. Spencer to the

State University VIII

229
Nichols, Ernest B., Member faculty

State University IV 46
Nichols, Lucy Kennicott, Maternal

grandmother of Charles

Aldrich VIII 563
Nichols, Serg-t. McB., Killed I

558 561

Nichols, Col. R. C., Sent to estab-
lish fort at Rock Island I

606
Nichols, Lieut. Col. S. D.

Commended by Gen. Charles R.

Wood VI 179
Member Fourth Iowa Infantry

VI 164

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312
Wounded at battle of Atlanta

VI 178
Nichols, Thomas E., Relative of

Thomas Cox VII 242
Nickerson, Miss Laura S., Niece

and protege of S. S. Howe

II 370
Nicollet, Jean

Associated with discovery and

exploration of Itasca basin

II 21-31
Interpretation of word Iowa II

466 III 643
Map by IV 71
Visits grave of Sergt. Floyd II

309
Witness to Indian treaty III

391
Nielander, Henry, Obituary VII

239
Nig-hting-ale, Florence, Services of

Iowa women compared to

II 489
Nig-htingfale, Georgfe L., A Hard Case

VIII 115

Niles' Beffister, cited IV 314
Nilson, Catherine Clemetson, Mother

of C. J. A. Ericson VIII

1

Nilson, Erik, Father of C. J. A. Eric-
son VIII 1
Nilsson, Christine, Meeting of James

D. Butler with VII 475
Nims, Amasa VII 637

Nims, Orlando, Connection with bat-
tle of Pleasant Hill VII
487

Nipher, Frank E., Member faculty
State University IV 48

Nixon, Capt. W. W., Obituary I
159

Noble, Juclg-e C. C. VII 639

Noble, P. H.

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 45

Taxation in Iowa, cited V
356

Noble, Henry, Biographical data

III 193

Noble, Henry L., Died in Philippines

IV 820

Noble, John, Victim of Spirit Lake
massacre III 543

Noble, John W. I 671 VI 316
Law partner of Henry Strong

VIII 462
Letter from I 253 IV

113
Participates in battle of Athens,

Mo. V 86
Presiding officer Battle flag day

I 577

Supports S. J. Kirkwood for

governor, 1859 VIII 217

Writes Henry Clay Caldwell

on his retirement from the

bench VIII 274

Noble, Mrs. Lydia, Taken captive
by Indians II 153

Noble, Lieut. Patrick, Military rec-
ord of IV 176

Noble, Reuben III 274

Biographical sketch, by Stude-

baker III 193
Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 99
Obituary H 565
Supports S. J. Kirkwood for
governor VIII 217

Noble, Mrs. Reuben II 566 III
199

Noble Iowa Horse, Iowa State Capi-
tal VI 533

Nodaways I 14

Noe, Wilhelm, Visits America to
find location for Amana So-
ciety I 386

Noel, Cole, Obituary VII 559

Noel, S. V. B., Publisher and printer
of the Western Farmer and
Gardener VIII 150

Nolan, Thomas P., Member of com-
mittee to prepare resolu-
tions III 198 272

Noos, W. T., Member faculty State
University IV 46

Norris, David, Obituary III 75

Norris, CK C., Wounded while sup-
porting flag I 216

Norris, J. W., and the first nomina-
tion of Abraham Lincoln
VIII 457

Norris, Moses, W. J. Moir studies
law with VI 417

Norris, W. H., Connection with
Vicksburg Military Park V
273

North, Mrs. Ada E. IV 237 VI

640
Daughter of Rev. M. N. Miles

V 238

154

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Death of mother III 158
Librarian State University IV

49

Library work of IV 471
Mrs. Ada North, Librarian II

540
Mrs. Ada E. North, by Brigham

VI 624
Obituary IV 77

North, Maj. Georg-e I 325

Facts in life of II 540 542
Military secretary to Gov. Stone

IV 77 VI 625
North, Howard M., Son of Mrs. Ada

North VI 626
Worth, Jesse, Pioneer Iowa Quaker

IV 266
Worth American Fossil Crinoids II

345-364
Northern Border Brigade

History of, by Ing-ham V

481

Roster of field, staff, and com-
panies of V 513
Northrop, A. C., Successful Women
of America, reference to

VII 42

Norton, Charles Eliot, Tribute to

Gen. Corse II 297
Norton, Prof. William H.

Assistant Iowa Geological Sur-
vey III 119

Contributes to Reports of Iowa
Geological Survey II 77

III 121

Noted Prayer Meeting-, by Bloomer

IV 68

Nothing- Left, poem, Helen Campbell

HI 96

Nott, Charles C., Letter from Secre-
tary Shaw to VI 63
Nott, Dr. Eliphalet VII 604
Nourse, Charles, Father of C. C.

Nourse VIII 481
Nourse, Charles C.

Beginning Fifty Years of Prac-
tice at the Iowa bar VIII
481-495
Contemporary of Henry Clay

Caldwell VIII 272
Extract from address of, relat-
ing to public documents V
297

Makes address at unveiling of
Gov. Kirkwood's portrait
I 152
Pioneer experiences of V 416

419
Resigns office of district Judge

I 671

Supports S. J. Kirkwood for
governor, 1859 VIII 217

Works for Abraham Lincoln at
the convention VIII 96
98 103 108 111
Nourse, Mrs. Charles C., Obituary

VIII 320

Nourse, Joseph, Brother of C. C.

Nourse VIII 482
Nowlin, Harcliii

Candidate for Territorial Coun-
cil VII 265
Member Territorial Legislature

II 317 IV 4 VII
254 257

Public services and death of
II 318 319

Nug-ent, Father Joseph P. IV 380

VII 155

Nulton, Henry, Wounded at battle
of Pleasant Hill VII 502
524 525

Nutt, Mrs., Attends reception given
to Abraham Lincoln IV
462
Nuttall, Thomas, Botanist VIII

292
Nutting-, C. C.

History of Bahama Expedition

I 298
Member Bahama expedition I

298

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 48 49
Member of Geological Board

III 118

Presents collection of bird skins
to State University IV

OBERS, DR., Pioneer Iowa settler

IV 334
O'Brien county

Named in honor of Irish pa-
triot II 200
Surveying in HI 440
Occom, Samson, Mohegan Indian

VIII 51

O'Connell, M. D., Pallbearer at fun-
eral of Gen. Williamson
VI 183 V 556
O'Connor, Charles M., Military rec-
ord of VI 604
O'Connor, Henry

Announces death of Judge Jos-
eph Williams VII 169

Candidate for presidential elec-
tor IV 549

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIIX 103 192

Estimate of Stephen Whicher
IV, 515

Investigates sale of school lands

V 343

Obituary IV 637

Supports constitutional amend-
ment relating to negroes I
667

Supports S. J. Kirkwood for
governor, 1859 VIII 217

O'Connor, Patrick, Trial of, for mur-
der of George O'Keaf III
323 VI 204

Oclell, Elijah III 274

O'Donnell, Pred V 587

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 258

O'Donnell, James C. Cashier German
Savings Bank VIII 539

Officer, Thomas

Business partner of W. H. M.

Pusey IV 641
Obituary IV 559

Officer, Mr. IV 462

Official Register of the War of the
Rebellion, cited II 14

Og-den, Lieut. Edmund A., Attends
prayer meeting at Gen.
Street's residence II 89

Og-cleii, Orlando, Elder Dunkers
church VII 282

Og"g, Joseph, Pastor Dunkers church
VII 278

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

155

Ogle, Charles VII 164

Og-lesby, Gen. Richard, At battle of

Corinth I 102
Oglethorpe, Gen. James, Founder of

Savannah, Ga. II 46
O'Gorman, Father James M.t Joins

Bishop Loras III 594
Ojibway Indians II 26 V 15
O'Keaf, George, Murder of III

323 VI 204
O'Xeefe, Father VII 80
Okell, George, Pioneer Des Moines

merchant IV 373
Okeson, Daniel, Discharged from

Spirit Lake expedition for

disabilities III 510
Okoboji

First settlement at II 152
Exploration of mounds at VI

629
Massacre of settlers at, see

Spirit Lake

Tragedy of, by Hoover V 14
O'Laugfhlin, John, Discharged from

Spirit Lake expedition for

disabilities III 510
Olcott, Mr. VIII 181
Olcutt, Georg-e, Military service of

VI 580

Old Camp Des Moines, See Montrose
Old Channels of the Mississippi in

Southeastern Iowa, by Lev-

erett V 38
Old Block House in Council Bluffs,

by Bloomer II 549
Old Letters VIII 432 500
Old Prairie Slough, by Aldrich V

27
Old Zion church

Capital Iowa Territory, 1838-41

II 416 574 IV 621
Council with Indians at V

625

Oldest boat on Mississippi— Steam-
boat Iowa— sold I 240
Oldham, Assists in locating grave of

Col. Kinsman V 476
Oldroyd, O. H., Quotations from his

Lincoln's Campaign VIII

94 96 97 99
O'Leary, D. J., Foreman of press

work, government printing

office VI 152
Olin, William, Director Vicksburg

National Military Park As-
sociation V 272
Oliva, Frederick, Claim of, for half-
breed money VII 131

136 172 174

Olive Branch, Abner Kneeland edi-
tor of VI 342-344
Oliver, Judge Addison, Defends

Charles B. Thompson VII

343 344
Oliver, Mrs. Anne Dillon, Perished

on steamer Bourgoyne III

576
Olmstead. Fred Law, Order of II

492
Olmstead, Maj. Lewis A., Military

record of I 135
Olmstead, Samuel B., Member of

Constitutional Convention

of 1844 I 445
Olmstead. & Parker VI 583

Olney, Cyrus

Defeats J. B. Howell for Judge-
ship, 1846 I 347
Van Caldwell friend of II
% 389

Olney, Bichard, Estimate of Charles
Elliott Perkins VIII 380
Olney, S., Sr., Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 62
Olney, Dr. S. B. Ill 498
Omaha Indians II 629 III

291 IV 615 618 VI

84

Black Bird chief of II 309
Bitter enemies of the Sioux V

61

Brigham Young enters into ne-
gotiations with II 595
Depredations of III 135
History of, in Iowa VI 95-97
Meeting with Lewis and Clark
expedition II 306 308
Numbers of VI 102 185
Part of Dacotah family II

176
Settle in western and southern

Iowa II 177
Treaty with VI 193
One-eye d-Decorie II 90

Address to Indian commission-
ers VII 192
Oneida Institute, J. B. Grinnell a

student in II 250

O'Neill, J. J., Attitude of, on bill

for safety appliances on

railroads V 573 574 580

Optimistic View, by Roberts IV

143

Ord, Gen. Edward Otho Cresap I
127 128 185 188 IV 587
588

Accuses Gen. Lauman of disre-
garding orders I 379
V 387
At Jackson. Miss. I 373 378

380 V 389
Mortimer A. Higley on staff of

IV 639
N. M. Hubbard on staff of V

477
Ordinance of 1787

Enactment of II 413
Provisions of II 421 422

IV 4

Ordway, George, Offers .amendment
to bill for erection of capi-
. tol IV 244

Ordway, John, Sergeant of Lewis
and Clark expedition I
614
Oregon

Boundary question I 436 437
Laws of Iowa adopted by VI

455
Pioneers from Iowa VII 554

555

Oregon Historical Society, Quarter-
ly of, cited VI 458
Oregon Trail, Journal of the VIII

304-310

Oreu, Dr. Jesse, Obituary III 240
Organic Forms, Organization of

VIII 343-358

Origination of Organic Forms VIII
343

156

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Original Surveys of the C. B. & Q.
Railroad, by Hebard VI

216

O'Reilly, Henry, Member Des Moines
Navigation and Railroad/
Co. I 367 466

Ornisby, Resident of Keosauaua dur-
ing flood of 1851 V 417
Ormsby, A. If., Obituary IV 479
Orr, Jackson

At battle of Corinth I 214
Introduces indemnity bill to
benefit settlers I 232

630
Nominated for Congress VIII

11

Vote on back pay bill VI 552
Orsini, Italian assassin hired to take

life of Lincoln IV 413
Orth, Rev. Father James, Obituary

III 317

Orwiff, Ralph G., Obituary VI 399
Osag-e Indians I 533

Council with III 222

Elijah Sells negotiates treaty

with II 523
Hostile to Sacs and Foxes II

510

Part of Dacotah family II 176

Rafinesque witnesses dance of,

at Washington VII 202

Treaty with I 642

Osborn, Benjamin P.. Regent State

University IV 13
Osborn, Mrs. Dora Sayles, Margaret
McDonald Stanton II 614
Osborn, Capt. Enoch, Revolutionary

soldier V 152
Osborn, Prof. Herbert

Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

603

Note relating to VI 568
Recently Extinct and Vanishing
Animals of Iowa VI 561
Osborn, John, Revolutionary soldier
buried in Iowa, record of
V 152 VI 472
Oskaloosa, Iowa

Branch of State University lo-
cated at IV 15
Early days of VI 378 III

219

Society of Friends at IV 265

Osmond, William, Member faculty

State University IV 42 44

Osterhaus, Gen. Peter J. I 25 27

28 171 VI 174 176
At battle of Pea Ridge IV 583
Extract from report of VI 175
On march to the sea II 140
Ostrog-orski VI 633
O'Toole, Sister Mary Rose, Charter
member Sisters B. V. M.,
Dubuque III 592
Ottoe Indians II 181 465 629

III 291 IV 615 618
Council with Lewis and Clark

V 384 458 VI '103
In Iowa VI 95-97 101 102 185
Part of Dakotah family II

176

Treaty with VI 193
Otto ways (Ottowa) II 178

Attend council at Prairie du

Chien II 181 VI 187

Location of, in Iowa n 184

Part of Algonquin family II

176

Treaty with II 179 VI

101 VII 132

Ottumwa Water Case VI 138
Our County Archives VIII 553
Our Dying- Forests IV 626
Our River Trade, 1858 V 382
Overkamp, G. H., Director Holland

Colony III 247
Overkamp, Isaac

First schoolmaster of Pella III

258

Secretary Holland colony III 247
Seeks location for Holland col-
ony HI 252
Owen, Dr. D. D.

Dr. C. C. Parry in expedition of

VII 415 416
Entertained at home of Stephen

Whicher IV 513
First geological work in Iowa

done by III 114
Gives output of Dubuque mines
III 65

Owen, Robert Dale, Abner Kneeland
associated with VI 343
344 349

Owens, Thomas M., In charge of
Alabama Department of Ar-
chives and History V 543

Ozark mountains VIII 171

PACIFIC RAILROAD VIII 296

John Plumbe Originator of, by
King VI 289

Paine, Gen. E. A., At Farmington,
Miss. VI 444-446

Paine, H. E., Member of House com-
mittee on reconstruction
VI 552

Paine, Thomas VI 344 345 354

Painted Rock VII 438

Pakeuham, Gen. Sir E. M., At battle
of New Orleans VII 553

Palen, Sophia, Half-breed VII

128 174

Paley, Archdeacon William, Quota-
tion from II 173

Palmer, (Blueface), Attack upon
Governor Chambers I 433
434

Palmer VI 344

Palmer, John M., and the first nomi-
nation of Abraham Lincoln

VIII 95

Palmer, Mr., Lawyer of Bloomfield,

Iowa VIII 488
Palmer, Mr., Supposed attack on, by

Indians V 502
Palmer, Mrs., Supposed attack on,

by Indians V 502
Palmer, A. H., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 13
Palmer, Abel O., First husband of

"Aunt Becky Young" VIII

479
Palmer, Lieut. Alfred !•., Severely

wounded at Corinth I 218
Palmer, Rev. Dr. B. M., Quotation

from lecture of II 31
Palmer, Charles D.

Member Iowa Society of New

York VII 473
Military record of VI 604
Palmer, Col. D. J., Connection with

Vicksburg Military Park

V 273
Palmer. David P.

and the adoption of the Consti-

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

157

tution of 1857 VIII 508
Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 HI 69
Palmer, Prank W. I 252 IV 323

VII 55 239 315
Address on death of President

Lincoln- IV 403 467
Biographical note IV 403

Business partner of Ebenezer

P. Upham IV 641
Delegate to the Republican
State convention, 1859 VIII
128

Iowa journalist VIII 190
Letter from IV 113
Obituary VIII 316
Pallbearer at funeral of Gen.
Williamson V 556 VI
183

Public services of VI 151
Publishes notice of death of
Thomas Drummond II

210

Recollections of steamboatiner
on the Des Moines IV
372

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Vote on back pay bill VI 552
Palmer, CK D., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 13

Palmer, Henderson, Killed by out-
laws VII 262

Palmer, Jareb, Victim of Spirit
Lake massacre III 546
V 20
Palmer, John M., At Ringgold VI

176
Palmer, John W., Obituary IV

322

Palmer, 1. D., Letter by III 446
Palmer, Juclgre Le Boy O.

Educated at Mt. Pleasant I

670

Obituary VI 640
Palmer, Luke, Present at reception
of portrait of Dr. Salter V
630

Palmer, Mark M. Ill 446
Palmer, Mrs. Rebecca, First woman
teacher in Iowa III 446
Palmer, Robert P., Tribute to
Charles Aldrich VIII 605
Palo Alto county, Named to com-
memorate battlefield II
200
Fammel, L. H.

Charles Aldrich VIII 599-

605
Dr. Edwin James VIII 161-

185 277-295
Fills chair of botany at Iowa

State college VIII 312
Pamphlets

Plea for uniform size I 419
Preservation of I 154
Pang-born, Herbert VII 635 636
Pang-born, Mary VII 635
Marriage of VII 636
Pang-born, Sarah VII 635
Marriage of VII 636
Panic of 1907 VIH 536-542
Parish, John C. VII 265"

Author of Robert Lucas VIII

82 151
Editor Robert Lucas. Journal of

the War of 1812 VII 630-
634
Historical research of VII

547
Robert Lucas, review VIII

151-153
Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIII

609

Farke, John Gt. Ill 433
Parker, Abbie S., Wife of Sumner B.

Hewett VII 557
Parker, Lieut. C. C., At battle of

Corinth I 215 216
Parker, Col. E. S., Member of com-
mission to treat with In-
dians II 523
Parker, Elizabeth, Wife of B. F.

Gue VI 477
Parker, Pelton, Naval record of VI

614

Parker, Gteorg-e W., Member Ninth

General Assembly IV 379

Parker, Harriet J., Member faculty

State University IV 43

Parker, Horace O., Obituary III 480

Parker, James E., Pioneer Protection

from Horse Thieves VI 59

Parker, Capt. John, Stationed at Ft.

Des Moines IV 451
Surveyor III 441-443
Parker, Rev. 1. H. VIII 506
Parker, Prof. Leonard P.

Death of wife IV 558
Early Teachers, notice of I

670

Higher Education in Iowa, no-
tice of I 670, reference
to III 226 IV 3 69
VII 370 460
Josiah Bushnell Grinnell II

249

Makes address at Burlington

Semi-Centennial II 625

Member faculty State University

IV 43 44
Pays tribute to H. K. Edson

VII 397
President Grant's Des Moines

Address III 179 226
Quotation from VI 54
Regent State University IV 13
Parker, Mrs. Leonard P., Obituary

IV 558

Parker, N. H., Author of "Iowa As
It Is" I 153 VII 371
448
Parker, Mrs. JSf. H., Visits Historical

Department I 153
Parker, S. D., Attorney in trial of
Abner Kneeland VI 347
Parker, Samuel, Defeated for mem-
ber of Territorial Legisla-
ture VI 355
Parker, Theodore VIII 448

Contemporary of Abner Knee-
land VI 345 348
Parker & Talcott, Publishers of
the Mitchell Republican V
122
Parkhurst, Lemuel, Obituary VI

320
Farkman, Francis IV 75 613

Works of, cited VI 82 83 85

86

Parley, Peter VII 599
Parmenter, Mr., Early settler of Ma-
quoketa VII 636

158

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Farmenter, B. P. Ill 514

Discovers massacre at Spirit

Lake II 153 IV 237

Member Spirit Lake expedition

III 514 V 16 21
Parr, Thomas S., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 13

Parrisli, Isaac, Represents people in
case of Charles B. Thompson

VII 344

Parrott, Mrs., Hotel keeper at Bur-
lington II 574
Parrott, Gen. James C. VII 452

VIII 133

Commended by Col. Elliott W.

Rice I 216
Obituary III 656
Reminiscences of III 364
Parrott, Mrs. James C., Biographical

data III 376

Parrott, Louis O-., Son of Matt Par-
rott IV 477
Parrott, Matt VII 78

Bust of, in the Historical De-
partment of Iowa VIII
551

Obituary IV 477
Portrait in Historical art gal-
lery VII 310
Parrott, Robert B., Obituary VII

159
Parrott, 'William L., Son of Matt

Parrott IV 477
Farrott, William, and Farrott, Marie
Beck, Parents of Matt Par-
rott IV 477
Parry, Charles Christopher

Biographical Memoir of, by Dr.

White VII 413
Botanist VIII 161
Friend of Charles Aldrich VIII

600
List of papers published by

VII 424
Receives letter from Dr. James

•VIII 176
Receives letter from John W.

Rauch VIII 291
Writes biographical sketch of

Edwin James VIII 312
Parry, Mrs. Charles Christopher,
List of papers published by
Dr. Parry VII 424
Parry, Joseph, Brother of Dr. C. C.

Parry VII 413
Parry, Rev. Joseph VII 413
Parsons VIII 127
Parsons, Arthur C., Naval record of

VI 614
Parsons, Charles, Early banker of

Keokuk V 2
Parsons, G-alusha, Obituary VIII

398

Parsons, J. N1., Aids Kansas in
struggle for freedom VIII
507

Parsons, Lyman, Obituary II 247
Parsons, Mosby M.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

403 404 406 408 410 416
At Jenkins Ferry II 35 38 40
Parsons, Tyler, Business agent of
Abner Kneeland VI 350
Partridg-e, Mrs. A. X., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
44

Fartridg-e, Capt. Alden, Rafinesque
visits garden of VII 199
206

Farvin, J. A.

Debates question of "floating dis-
tricts" H 563

Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 33 69
639

Remarks of, on report of com-
mittee on State debts III
634

Parvin, May, Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 34
Parvin, Newton R. V 474

Secures collection of stalactites

and stalagmites V 204
Farvin, Theodore 8. I 71 79 252
343 II 397 555 III

160 V 313 542 VII

461

Acknowledgment to IV 4

Address at laying of corner
stone of Historical Building
IV 82 99

Aids in organizing Iowa Library
Society VI 625

Appointed Territorial librarian
II 426 VI 624

Assistant secretary at reunion
of Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1857 III 69

Association with Governor Lu-
cas II 409-437

Biographical data III 473

Biograohy of, in preparation V
470

Celebrates golden wedding an-
niversary I 156

Certifies to the accuracy of
picture of capitol at Bel-
mont II 318

Compiles Weather Record IV
317

Death of wife II 647

Delivers address at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II 624

Delivers lecture on the discov-
ery of the Mississippi VIII
542

Early Members of the Bar,
noticed I 670, reference
to IV 514

Early Schools and Teachers of
Iowa III 445

Error by, relating to Thomas
Cox, corrected VII 258

Extract from address of I
142

Facsimile of commission as Ter-
ritorial librarian V 202

Facsimile of receipt to, from
Gov. Lucas V 206

First Superintendent of Public
Instruction III 339

George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of V 227

Gives account of first Territor-
ial Legislature III 337

General Robert Lucas II 409

History of the Early Schools
and Education in Iowa,
1830-59, cited III 445

Instrumental in rejection of
Constitution of 1844 II
434 III 41 VI 422

, VOLUMES I-VIII

159

Letter from, relating to quar-
rel between Gov. Lucas and
William B. Conway II
221

Librarian State University IV
49

Library work of IV 471

Life and Public Services of, by
Aldrich V 199

Makes investigation relating to
authorship of "There is No
Death," I 202 230

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 38 39 44 47-49

Pays tribute to Enos Lowe
VHI 443

Presents newspapers to Histori-
cal Department IH 234

Public services of IV 150

Quotation from, relating to pio-
neers of Iowa VII 368

Regent State University IV
13

Remarks on Stephen Whicher
IV 505

Secretary Territorial Council
VI 456

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69

Statement of, relating to or-
ganization of Iowa county

III 224

Territorial librarian VI 624
Tribute to HI 42
Urges preservation of histori-
cal material VI 627
Writes life and public services

of Judge Dyer VI 10
Writings of, cited VI 523
Farvin, Mrs. Theodore S.

Celebrates golden wedding an-
niversary I 156
Obituary II 647
Personal qualities of I 156
Pash-e-pa-ha VI 201

Attends council at close of
Black Hawk war VI 196
Chief of Sac Indians VI 185
Visits Washington VI 186
Passenger pig-eon, Species practical-
ly extinct III 230
Passing1 of an Iowa Industry, from
Marshalltown Times-Repub-
lican VII 225
Passing- of Old Iowa II 396
Patch, Luther, Early settler of

Towaville VIII 36
Patch, B., VIII 132 134
Fa-to-ka, Has charge of burial of
Ma-tau-e-aua III 304

Patrick, Prof. O. E.

Chemist Iowa Geological Sur-
vey III 119

Contributes to Report of Iowa
Geological Survey II 76
Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 36
Patrick, Prof. George T. W.

Makes address at laying of cor-
ner stone of Collegiate
Building, State University

IV 154

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 45

Patrick, John J. BM Lecturer State
University IV 57

Patriotic work of Iowa women dur-
ing- Civil war II 489

Fattee, John

Obituary V 320
State Auditor IV 159

Patten, Prof. Botoert B., S. S. Howe
studies with II 368

Patterson, A. O., Member Seventh
General Assembly IV

366

Patterson, J. B., Amanuensis and
editor of Black Hawk's Au-
tobiography II 450

Patterson, J. C. VIII 132

Patterson, John, Vote on bill for
board of charities IV

312

Patterson, Lemuel B.

Letter by, in relation to Iowa

Homestead law III 149
Obituary III 80

Patterson, Margaret IV 504

Patterson, Q. A., President Musca-
tine branch State Bank V
110

Patterson, Bachel E., Quaker minis-
ter IV 271

Patterson, Botoert IV 503

Pioneer of Kentucky IV 504

Patterson, S. P. VIII 132

Patterson. Sabret T., Obituary VII
159

Patterson, William VII 159

VIII 132

Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1856 III 37
69 VIH 22

Member First Legislative As-
sembly VH 22

Patterson, William B., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
45

Fattison, Col. Thomas, At battle of
Pea Ridge I 172

Patton, Capt., Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 367 368

Paul, Capt. O. B., Killed by gueril-
las I 193

Pauquette, Joseph, Affidavit of VII
187

Pauquette, Moses, Granted land by
government III 605

Pauquette, Pierre VII 187 192
Granted land by government

III 605

Indian interpreter II 93 III
603 608

Pauquette, Therese, Granted land by
government III 605

Pauska, (White Head) Osage chief
VH 202

Pawnee Indians, I 533 III 222
291 305 367 IV 615

618 VI 103

Brigham Young enters into ne-
gotiations with II 594
Expedition of Col. Henry Dodge
into country of III 352
Fur traders among V 546
In Iowa VI 185

Payne, D. VIII 132

Payne, Prank S., Introduces bill re-
lating to finance VI 133

Payne, Henry D., Delegate to the
national Democratic con-
vention, 1860 VIII 82

160

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Payne, W. O., Tribute to George

Childs VI 478
Pea, John, Early settler of Boone

county VII 236
Pea Bidge, Battle of V 244
Peabody, Maj., Commands two com-
panies of Home Guards, 1861

VIII 361

Peale, Rembrandt V 171
Feale, T. R.

Assistant naturalist on the Long

expedition VIII 168
Botanist VII 201
Pearman, Capt. VIII 132
Fearsall, George E., Cashier Citi-
zen's National Bank VIII

539

Pearsons, Dr. D. K. VI 560
Pearsons, George B., Obituary VI

560
Pease, H. G., Agent for Keokuk &

Des Moines R. R. packet

line IV 376
Pease, James B., Obituary VII

158
Pease, Dr. Luther L. VII 140

Member of committee for super-
vision of State institutions

IV 309
Peasley, P. J. C. & Co., Banking firm

of Burlington VII 404

405

Peasley, J. C. VII 405
Peavey, Frank H., Obituary V

317
Peavey, Mrs. Frank H., Daughter of

George G. Wright IV 371
Peck, Mr. VIII 44
Peck, J. J. IH 425 426
Peck, Col. Lewis M., At battle of

Pleasant Hill VII 513
Feck, Mrs. Maria

Black Hawk II 450
Port Armstrong I 602
Feck, P. F. W., W. F. Coolbaugh

leases property of VII

407
Feck, B. E., House surgeon hospital

State University IV 56
Peck, W. G. Ill 425
Peck, Washington P., Dean Medical

Department State Universi-
ty IV 53
Peebles, Capt. Hubert P., Wounded

at battle of Pleasant Hill

III 27 410 422
Peebles, Michael, Member Dunkers

church VII 274

Peet, C. T. V 587
Feet, Bev. Stephen, Agent American

Home Missionary Society

VII 592

Pelamourgues, Very Bev. J. A. M.
Biographical sketch of, by Kemp-

ker VI 115
Priest under Bishop Loras III

579 585 589 V 532
Fella

Central University at III 261
Pioneer days of IV 348 VI

379
Fella — A Bit of Holland in America,

By Cole III 241 307
Fellett, Gnrdon, Sends old newspa-
pers to Iowa IV 549

Femberton, Gen. John C. I 424

III 431

At Vicksburg V 273 277-279

281 284
Result of defeat at Champion

Hills II 446
Fenck, A., Geologist V 232
Fendleton, Judge Isaac VII 76

Obituary II 567
Fenn, William I 503 IV 271

V 234
Robert Lucas descended from

H 413

Pennsylvania, Preservation of his-
tory of III 314
Fenrose, Charles B., Solicitor of the

Treasury VIII 436
Fenrose, Emlin G., Introduces bill
looking to reprinting old
Annals of Iowa V 68
Accompanies Musquakie Indians
on their appearance before
governor III 130
Peon, John B., Claim of, for half-
breed money VII 130 172
174

Peoples, William M., Killed at Pleas-
ant Hill III 28
Feosta, Indian chief of the Fox tribe
Who Was Peosta? by Ham II

470

Wife of, discovers Dubuque lead
mines II 470 471 III
63 V 323
Periodical publications, Value of II

185
Perkins, Carrie, First wife of John

F. Duncombe V 555
Perkins, Charles E.

Aids in securing portrait of Dr.

Salter V 630
Biography of, by Thomas Hedge

VIII 367-381
Connection with C. B. and Q. R.

R. Co. VII 412
Obituary VIII 320
Perkins, Mrs. Charles E., Aids in se-
curing portrait of Dr. Salter
V 630

Perkins, Bev. Charles E., To the Rev.
William Salter, D. D., poem
V 218
Perkins, George

Record of V 151
Revolutionary soldier buried in

Iowa VI 472
Perkins, George D.

Makes address at memorial serv-
ice for Sergt. Floyd II 312
Pronounces eulogy on Col. Hen-
derson VII 395
Secures appropriation from Con-
gress for Floyd monument

IV 66 474 *V 148
Tribute to Mrs. Annie Witten-

myer IV 482
Tribute to Mrs. John H. Gear

V 600

Vice President Floyd Memorial

Association II 313 VI

478
Perkins, G. B., Member faculty State

University IV 31
Perkins, James H., Father of

Charles Elliott Perkins VIII

367

INDE)X, VOLUMES I-VIII

161

Perkins, John, Member excursion

party on Des Moines river,

1851 IV 345
Perkins, Sarah Elliott, Mother of

Charles Elliott Perkins

VIII 367 369
Perkins, William R.

History of Amana Society I

382 418

Member faculty State Universi-
ty IV 44

Permain, J. W. VIII 133
Perrant, Companion of Julien Du-

buque II 331
Perrien-Keydel Company, Publishers

Deeds of Valor VII 112
Perrin, Charles C., Mormon of Mo-

nona county VII 342
Perrin, J. J., Mormon of Monona

county VII 341
Perrin, William, Obituary VIIl

158
Perrot, Nicholas, by Salter IV

610 616

Perrott, E. O., Obituary VII 560
Perry, Mr. » VIII 180
Perry, C. N.

Extract from report published

by III 93
Mayor of Grinnell at time of

cyclone III 92
Perry, Commodore Oliver Hazard

II 407

Expedition of VIII 233
Original letters of, secured V

73
Perry, Peter

Early settler in Keokuk county

II 66

Killed by Elijah Searcy II 67
Perry, Theodore B.

Iowa Board of Education III

200

Member of Iowa Board of Edu-
cation III 200
Perry, Bishop William Stevens

Editor and collector of data re-
ferring- to the Episcopal
church I 421
Loss of history of P. E. church

I 240

Obituary III 574
Owns valuable collection of

pamphlets I 155
Portrait installed in the Histor-
ical Building VIII 474
Perston, Capt. V 601
Peters, Arnold C., Lecturer State

University IV 54
Peters, John H., Member of Consti-
tutional Convention of 1857

III 37 69 VIII 64
Peterson, John, Military service of

VI 580
Peterson, Martin J., Naval record of

VI 614

Peterson, XT. P., Granite Co., Furnish-
es stone for Spirit Lake

monument II 70 III

553
Peterson, Nils P., Brother of C. J.

A. Ericson VIII 1
Petiot, Rev. Remig-uis, Subdeacon

under Bishop Loras III

579 VI 116
Petit, Father B., Labors among- Pot-

tawattamie Indians III

586
11

Pettibone, Corporal Malvem, Killed
at Pleasant Hill III 27
28

Pettus, Gen. E. W., Director Vicks-
burg National Military Park
Association V 272
Petty, Cape., Mortally wounded at
battle of Pleasant Hill VII
514

Pfister, Instructions to VII 182

Phelps, Col. John S., At battle of

Pea Ridg-e I 170 VI

166

Phelps, Ralph G-urley, Obituary III

478
Phelps, William, Early settler of

lowaville VIU 57
Fhelps, Capt. William

Anecdote relating to IV 346

Commander of steamboat on Des

Moines river IV 330 331

335

Owns slave in Iowa Territory

II 632
Phelps Brothers, Indian traders IV

172

Philbrick, Philetus H., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
46

Philips, Capt. John P., Distinguished
at the battle of Kirksville
VIII 272

Phillips, A. J., Pioneer settler of
Maquoketa VII 635 636
Phillips, Bolivar VII 635 636
Phillips, Capt. Edwin D., At battle of

Corinth I 220
Phillips, O. C., At battle of Corinth

I 216

Phillips, Col. J. J. I 302
Phillips, Marg-aret VII 635
Phillips, Nancy VII 635

Marriage of VII 636
Phillips, Serena VII 635
Marriage of VH 636
Phillips, T. P. VII 319
Phillips, Mrs. T. O., Mahaska Coun-
' ty's First School III 213
Phillips, Wendell I 501 II

489 VII 84
and the nomination of Abraham

Lincoln VIII 86
Attitude toward U. S. Grant

VIII 335
Attitude towards William Pitt

Fessenden VIII 336
Phillips, Judg-e William VII 154

V 320

Obituary V 320
Fhipps, T. R., Account of Grinnell

cyclone III 82
Pickard, Dr. J. L. I 493

Characterization and public ser-
vices of IV 553
Edits pamphlet issued by State

University I 670
Extract from lecture on Iowa

Indians I 14
History of State University IV

1 69
Indian Tribes in Iowa Before

1846 II 174
Member faculty State University

IV 45
Old Capitol at Belmont II

391

Prepares biographical sketch of
Dr. Lloyd IV 153

162

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

President State University IV

12 40 VIH 386
Prominent educator VIII 190
Review of History of the Amana
Society, by Perkins and
Wick I 382 418
Fickard, S. T., Life and Letters of

John G. Whittier I 493
Pickering-, Mrs. Charles, Sister of Dr.

Parry VII 413

Pickering-, John, Defendant in Fugi-
tive Slave case VI 9

II 12 15 16 18 20 27 28 36
39 44

Pickering1, Jonathan, Testimony in
Fugitive Slave case VI 12
15 39

Pickering1, Timothy

Letter by, relating to Louisiana

Purchase VI 403
Letter to VI 404

Pickett, Charles E., Regent State
University IV 13

Pickett, Georg-e E. Ill 425

Picotte, Honore, Companion of
Charles Larpenteur V 422

Fierce, Abial B., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379

Pierce, E. L., Delegate to the conven-
tion which nominated Abra-
ham Lincoln VIII 88

Pierce, Prank II 263

Pierce, Pranklin I 47 II 203

III 203 IV 158 213 V
33 157 168 553 638 VI
157 235 VII 374

Attitude on slavery I 513

IV 423 434

Friend of Senator Brown of

Georgia II 283
George W. Jones, intimate friend

of II 563
Gen. N. B. Baker associated with

I 82

In the Mexican war VIII 511
Letter to, in regard to Indian

troubles HI 135
Members of Holland colony vote

for HI 257
Mrs. John M. Corse, niece of II

281
Robert Lucas opposes election

of VIII 151
Pierce, Palmer E., Military record of

VI 604

Pierce, Taylor, Furnishes. facts relat-
ing to meaning of word
Iowa H 467
Pierce, William, Pioneer settler near

Ft. Dodge I 136
Fierson, Johnson, Obituary VII 556
Pig-eon, Isaac, Pioneer Iowa Quaker

IV 264
Pike, E. W., Father of Mrs. Edwin

H. Conger VIII 155
Pike, Emory J., Military record of

VI 604
Pike, J. 8.

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII
187 450
Author of First Blows of the

Civil War VIII 82
Pike, Laura, Mother of Mrs. Edwin

Conger VIII 155
Pike, Sarah J., Wife of Edwin Con-
ger VIII 155

Pike, Lieut. Zebulon M. I 608

III 101

Ascends Mt. Cheyenne VIII

172
Ascends peak ten miles south of

Pike's Peak VIII 170
Ascends Pike's Peak VIII 173

175 176
Expedition of, edited by Coues

II 322
Explorations of I 531 615

II 20 21 22 340 III 98

IV 619 V 326 327
VIII 167

Report of, regarding Sacs and

Foxes II 178
Said to have built Ft. Madison

IH 97 VI 314
Visits Julien Dubuque II 340

341 V 326 327
Writing of word Des Moines

III 354 557 558
Pike's Peak

First ascent of VIII 169-170

Iowa flour to VI 497

Not discovered by Lieut. Pike

I 534

Pilcher, Capt. J. S., Director Vicks-
burg National Military Park
Association V 272

Filkington, James, Father of Mrs.
Charles A. White V 556

Pilking-ton, Nancy, Mother of Mrs.
Charles A. White V 556

Pinckney, Charles, Attitude of on
slavery VI 261

Pinckney, Col. Ninian, Military rec-
ord of IH 100

Pinel, Anne, Wife of Remain Du-
buque H 330

Pinkham, Caroline, Instructor State
University IV 42

Pinkham, Gilbert L., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
42

Pinkney, William, Attitude of, on
slavery in Missouri VI
261 262

Pioneer Editors of Northeastern
Iowa, by Bailey V 117

Pioneer Farmer, Life of, by Fultz

IV 219

Pioneer Law Makers Association

B. F. Gue active in founding

VI 477

Paper read before IV 241
Proceedings of, published by

State HI 229
Resolutions adopted by, on death
of Gen. Ed. Wright II 385
Pioneer Life in and Around Cedar
Rapids, by Carroll, review
of II 484
Pioneer Perils, by Weare VI 437

546

Pioneer Protection from Horse

Thieves, by Parker VI 59

Pioneer women, Tribute to IV 221

Pioneers of Iowa, Whence Came the,

By Herriott VII 367 446

Pioneers, The Passing1 of, By Doane

II 314
Pioneers

Character of early II 417

418

Daily life of VI 206 266 447
Experiences of, by Duffield VII

347

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

163

Hardships of, in Northwestern

Iowa V 135
Passing of II 396
Piper, Frank T., Obituary V 559
Piper, James H., Commissioner Gen-
eral Land Office, Ruling of,
referring to land grants I
356 485
Piquenard, A. H.

Architect for new capitol V

215 VII 93 VIII 387

Member Icarian community VI

114
Pitman, "Jack," Reminiscence of I

453

Pittman, G. W. VIII 133
Pittman, James VHI 133
Pittman, Lewis, Iowa Pioneer VI

Pittman, Lieut. William H 144
Fizzarrone, Giovanni, Marries wife

of C. P. Rafinesque VII

222
Flathe, Rev. G. H., Succeeds Father

Pelamourgues VI 119

Plato VI 633
Plato, Osmond VIII 412
Platt, Henry A.. Military service of

VI 580

Flatt, T. C., Delegate to national
Republican convention IV
223

Flatte Purchase, Removal of Potta-
wattamie Indians from II
549
Pleasant Hill, Louisiana

Battle of II 34 38 VI

242
Editorial comment on VII

544
Judge Charles T. Granger's

statement III 416
Letter by Quartermaster
T. C. McCall III 419
Battle of Pleasant Hill, Louisi

ana

By Barkley III 23
By Benson VII 481
By Heath VH 516
By Shaw III 401
Ben Van Dyke's escape from the
hospital at Pleasant Hill.
Louisiana VII 521
Reminiscences of the Battle of
Pleasant Hill, by Childers

VII 505-516
Pleasanton, Lieut. Alfred III 425

Stationed at Ft. Atkinson IV

452

VII

453
by Calvin

III

513 514
Member

Pleistocene Iowa,

Plowman VIII

Plum, Harry G., Member faculty
State University IV 45
Plum, Mrs. W. H., Member Board
of Control, Iowa Sanitary
Society II 504
Flumbe, John

Map of 1839, reference to VII

437

Originator of the Pacific Rail-
road, by King VI 289
Plumbe, Richard

Connection with railroads VI
295

Possesses original articles by
John Plumbe VI 293

Plummer, Dr. J. T., Sends material
to Historical Department
VIII 150

Plummer, Joseph B., Stationed at Ft.
Atkinson IV 452

Poagr, Capt. Stephen W., Killed at
battle of Champion Hills
II 446

Pocahontas, Thomas Drummond
claimed descent from II
206

Pocahontas county, Buffalo hunt in
VI 593

Pocket Gopher IV 472

Foindexter, Col., Threatens settle-
ments in southwestern Iowa
I 165

Foinsett, Joel B.

Commissioner to examine claims
of Winnebago Indians VII
116 179

Secretary of War, recommenda-
tions of, relatin'g to Indians
VI 364

Polig-nac, Gen. C. J., Ill 404 408

416

At battle of Pleasant Hill VII
492

Political Crisis in the Iowa Legisla-
ture, January, 1855 VII
235

Political letter, An Old VIII 234

Folk, Capt. Harry, Commands Troop
A, Iowa National Guard, at
laying of corner stone of
Historical Building IV 82

Folk, James X. I 439 III 447

656 IV 95 VII 156
Appoints James Clark governor
of Iowa Territory I 431
Becomes president I 431 445
Campaign of I 437441
Petition to, recommending Jos-
eph Williams for governor

VI 68 69

Reappoints George W. Jones
Surveyor General of North-
west Territory II 564

Receives letter from T. S. Wil-
son and Charles Mason

VII 436 437
Folk, Jefferson S. IV 326

John R. Barcroft law partner

of V 80

Honors Gen. Crocker I 231
Law partner of Phineas M. Cas-

ady VIII 556
Obituary VIII 317
Polk, Maj. Gen. Thomas VII 296
Polk, Trusten I 492

Suggests amendment to resolu-
tion referring to Des Moines
river land grants I 491
Polk & Hubbell, Defend Charles B.

Thompson VII 344
Folk county, Semi-Centennial of II

635

Pollard, A. L., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 56

Pollard, James, Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 378
Policy, John P., Member faculty
State University IV 46
Pollock, S. VIII 133

164

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Pollock, William P., Member Spirit
Lake expedition III 512
V 18
Pomeroy, Charles

Opinion of, on mineral black II

267
Regent State University IV

13
Pomeroy, Samuel C., At Tabor VII

393
Pomutz, Adj. Georg-e, At battle of

Corinth I 219
Fond, Maj. J. B.. Awarded medal of

honor VII 108
Pontiac, Death of II 177 VI

. 84
Poole, William P.

Librarian Chicago Public Li-
brary IV 80
Quotation from II 545
Remarks on public archives

VII 562

Poor, James A.. Obituary V 79
Poore, Ben Perley VIII 83

Author of Reminiscences VIII

82
Error in a publication of III

156
Poorman, Daniel A., Obituary V

480
Pope, Maj. Gen. John I 323 III

425 426 V 508 VI 444

VIII 328

At battle of Corinth II 5
Pope, Kate, Rides a horse at the
first Iowa State Fair VIII
390

Pope, Juclg-e Nathaniel, Decision of
relating to miners VI 303
Pope, Samuel VIII 389-391
Pope family VIII 389-392
Porter, Maj. A. B., At battle of Wil-
son's Creek IV 470
Porter, Admiral David D. II 106
107 109 110 522 VI 242
Connected with battle of Pleas-
ant Hill VII 481 491
510 511

Elijah Sells reports to II 521
Relations with McClellan VIII

328

Senator Grimes aids in plans
for the navy VIII 325
Porter, Pitz John III 425
Porter, Horace, Awarded medal of

honor VII 108

Porter, Dr. John, Relieves suffering
of boys frozen in blizzard
I 395

Porter, Joseph B., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379
Porter, Will

Collector of Historical material

IV 152

History of Polk County, refer-
ence to VII 377
Member -of excursion on Des
Moines river steamer IV
368

Forterfield, Mrs., Attends reception
given Abraham Lincoln IV
462
Fortier, Bishop Michael

Consecrates Bishop Loras III

578

Inspires Mathias Loras to take
up work in America III
584

Portraits, Reasons for varying ex-
cellence of II 238

Posey, Dr. Alexander, Called to at-
tend Gen. Street II 103
VI 375

Posey, Gen. Thomas, Gen. Street
marries daughter of II
83 IV 574

Posey, Col. Thornton A., Protects
Joseph M. Street from as-
sault by friends of Burr II
83

Post, Bev. M. J., Pioneer preacher
III 253

Post, Bev. Dr. Truman M.. Quota-
tion from V 552

Pott, Jolian Tobias, One of founders
of Amana Society I 385

Pottawattamie county, Organization
of II 549 597

Pottawattamie Indians III 395

396 VI 45

Attend council at Prairie du
Chien II 181 VI 187
Characterization of V 384
Depredations of III, 135
Join Black Hawk VI 195
Location of, in Iowa II 184

VI 87 VII 284
Mixture of white blood with V

465
Part of Algonquin family II

176 466
Peculiarity of language of II

468
Receive Mormons with great

kindness II 593
Removal from Missouri to Iowa

II 549

Representatives of, visit legisla-
ture VII 224
Treaty with II 179 III
143 VI 196 VII 443

Potter, Mr., Pioneer of Jackson
county VII 601

Potter, Franklin H., Member faculty
State University IV 43

Potter, Mrs. Georg-e White, Estab-
lishes genealogical record of
great-grandmother V 233

Potter, Lieut. Joseph H., Military
record of IV 172

Potter, Waldo M., Obituary I 672

Pound, Capt. E. H., Struck by ball
I 558 562

Powell, Francis Marion, Obituary
VI 238

Powell, Maj. J. W., Five Books of
History III 306

Powell, William, Member Bahama
expedition I 299

Powell, William P., Obituary VII
560

Power, Albert, Awarded medal of
honor VII 111

Power, J. C., Pallbearer at funeral
of Gen. Corse II 300

Power, Thomas A., Educated at Sin-
sinawa College VI 287

Power, William G., Letter to Gen.
Corse II 290 291

Power press installed in Dubuque,
1854 VII 445

Powers, Prof. H. C., Secretary Acad-
emy of Science and Letters
of Sioux City VI 312

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

165

Powers, Julius H.

Historical Reminiscences of

Chickasaw County, refer-

ence to VII 371 374
On pioneer immigration VII

462
Poweshiek II 468 IV 176 V

397 467 VI 90
Attends council at close of

Black Hawk war VI 196
Characterization of VI 202
Portrait , of, in McKenney &

Hall's work III 229
Signs treaty at close of Black

Hawk war VI 88
Visits the East with Gen. Street

II 100
Settles near Iowa river VI

192
Poweshiek, James, Ambitious Indian

IV 200 202 203 206
Poyneer, A. W., Obituary III 239
Prairie Chickens, Garland, poem I

328 III 645
Prairie du Chien

Beltrami's description of V

613
Council with Indians

at,
description of

Mrs.
VI

Dye's

187
Gov. Clark builds fort at VI

251

Indian agency at II 84-105
Roman Catholic Mission at II

89
Prairie Pires VII 360 IV 549

VIII 50
Prairie Slougii, The Old, by Aldrich

V 27

Note relating to V 80
Prather, Enoch, Pastor Dunkers

church VII 274
Pratt, Daniel p., Opposes settlement

of claims of settlers on Des

Moines river I 232
Pratt, Col. E. G., Assists in arrange-

ments for laying of corner

stone of Historical Build-

ing IV 82
Pratt, Henri X. IV 323

Reminiscences of flood of 1851

V 417
Pratt, Henry O. V 585

Member Fourteenth General As-

sembly IV 258
Pratt, Orson, Leader in Mormon

church II 588 590
Pratt, Perly P., Leader in Mormon

church II 588 590
Pratt, Peter !•., Naval record of VI

614

Pratte, Chouteau & Co. VII 174
Pray, Samuel, Principal branch

State University at Andrew

IV 15
Prayer Meeting-, A Noted, by Bloom-

er IV 68
Precy, Gen. Louis Francois Perrin

III 580 581
Pre-emption law, Provisions of III

329
Pre-G-lacial River Channels of Cen-

tral Iowa VIII 13
Prehistoric Iowa, Extract from lec-

ture by Calvin I 74
Prentice, George D.

Daniel Webster gives Francis

Springer letter of introduc-
tion to H 573
Friend of Silas A. Hudson II
o43

IE

Chlef

Prentiss, Mr., Early postmaster in
Iowa III 449

Prentiss, Royal, Member Seventh
General Assembly IV 366

Preservation of Iowa's Public Docu-
ments, by Herriott V 293

Preservation of local Archives VII

President Johnson's Accusers and
the "Salary Grab" of 1873
VI 550
Preston, Col., Revolutionary soldier

V 152
Preston, Dr. C. H.

Member committee to draft re-

solutions II 358
Reference to sketch of Dr C C

Parry VII 413 420
Preston, Mrs. E. B., Becomes wife
of Dr. C. C. Parry VII
423

Preston, I. M., Signs petition recom-
mending Joseph Williams
for governor VI 68 69
Preston, William C., Member faculty
State University IV 47
48 54

Prevo, T. J., Obituary VII 160
Price, Daniel W.

Makes address at reunion of

Constitutional Convention

of 1857 III 70

Member Constitutionl Conven-

tion of 1857 III 33 69

Price, David, Military record of VI

604
Price, Eliphalet

Biography of, by Samuel Mur-

dock VIII 32-42
Prophesies the nomination of
Seward for president VIII
95

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217
Price, Georg-e B., Military service of

VI 580
Price, Henry B., Naval record of VI

614
Price, Hiram

Aids in .providing equipment for

soldiers I 87 595
Articles relating to II 482
Attends the convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 93

Connection with State Bank of
Iowa I 291 292 V 101-
103 110

Death of daughter III 576
Defeats J. W. Murphy as mem-
ber of Congress I 342
George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of II 482 V 227
Influence of I 73
Letter by IV 109

166

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Life and Public Service of, by

Gue I 585
Obituary V 156
One of framers of prohibitory

liquor law I 12 588

III 60

Recollections of Iowa Men and
Affairs I 1 73

Robert Lowry business part-
ner of IV 159

State Bank of Iowa I 266
331

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Price, Capt. Joseph, Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines

IV 329 344 345

Price, Michael, Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379

Price, B. E., Son of Eliphalet VIII
36

Price, Gen. Sterling I 167-169
595 II 33 38 HI 431

IV 570 572 VIII 363
364

At battle of Pea Ridge IV
584 V 245 VI 165-
168

At Corinth, Miss. I 100
At Farmington, Miss. VI 444
Invades Missouri V 83
Price, T. OK, Son of Eliphalet VIII

36
Prices of farm produce, 1844 I 3-

Priestly, Dr. James T. IH 478
Priestly, Joseph III 477

Influence of writings of, on Ab-
ner Kneeland VI 343

Priestly, Marks John Biddle, Obitu-
ary III 477

Primitive Manufacturing* Plants, by
Robinson VII 538

Primitive Man of Iowa and How He
Lived, by Robinson III
161

Prince, E. M., Secretary McLean
county Historical Society

V 453

Prince, Ellen Edwards, Wife of Gen.

John M. Corse II 2
Pritchard, Reason, Member Fifth

General Assembly VIII

480
Pritchard, William S., Musters out

troops of Northern Border

Brigade V 506
Private Soldiers in Battle II 476
Privations of early settlers I 38

69 567

Proclamation of Gov. Grimes, Fac-
simile of I 225
Proctor, Gen. Henry A. I 445

V 613 614
Proctor, Col. Thomas, Revolutionary

soldier V 152
Prohibitory liquor law I 49 VI

383
Hiram Price's connection with

I 587-594 III 60

J. B. Grinnell votes to modify

II 256

Where and by whom originated

I 12

Prophet, (Wabokieshiek) III 602
603 IV 232

Description of Vl 197

Sent to Fortress Monroe II

93
With Black Hawk sent to Ft.

Crawford II 89-91
Frosch, Thomas W., McCarver and
Tacoma, review of VII
554
Prouty, Miss Edith, Member Bahama

expedition I 299
Prouty, Pranklin, Killed at battle of

Corinth I 215
Provisions for armies I 178 179

181 184 185 186

Pryce, B. W., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 54
Pryor, Lieut. Nathaniel

Letters of I 613-620
Member Lewis and Clark expe-
dition VII 454
Military service of I 613 614

III 101

Stationed at Ft. Madison III

101 103

Fry or, Gen. Bog-erg A. VI 572
Public Archives

Law establishing department of

VII 385
Local archives, plea for better

care of VII 302
Need for department of V 66
Report on, by Shambaugh VII

561
Public Archives Commission

Recommendations of, to Con-
gress VII 568-575
Reports of VII 575
Work of VII 564
Public Documents, Preservation of
Iowa's, by Herriott V 293
Public documents, Value of VI

554
Public Policy Toward Historical

Work VIII 230
Publicity in Our Local Finance, by

Herriott VI 129
Fug-h, Col. I. C., At battle of Jack-
son, Miss. I 372 374 376
V 282 390
Pug-h, Paul B., Died in Philippines

IV 320
Fugi Brothers

Sculptors of busts of Charles
Aldrich and Senator C. J.
A. Ericson VIII 551
Sculptors of busts of Governor
and Mrs. Larrabee IV
633
Fulaski, Count Casimir, Statue of

II 47
Purcell, Maj. William

At battle of Corinth I 218
Extract from report of I 220
Pursh, Frederick VII 201
Purvine, Charles, Kept tavern in

Oskaloosa III 219
Fusey, William H. M.

Business partner of Thomas Of-
ficer IV 560
Friend of Abraham Lincoln IV

460

Obituary IV 641
With wife, tenders reception to
Abraham Lincoln IV 462
Fush-e-to-neke-qna, Musquakie In-
dian chief III 130 132
303
Speech of III 131

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

167

Putnam, Charles E. VI 157

Founder of Davenport Academy

of Sciences VII 398
Pioneer Iowa settler V 136
Putnam, Col. Holden, Reports losses
at Siege of Vicksburg V
281

Putnam, Gen. Israel IV 210
Putnam, J. Duncan

Associated with Dr. C. C. Parry

VII 417
Work of, in natural history VI

157

Putnam, Mary Duncan
Obituary VI 156
One of founders of Davenport
Academy of Sciences VII
398

Putnam, Judge Samuel, Abner Knee-
land tried before VI 546
Putnam, William Clement, Obituary

VII 398
Pyesa, Father of Black Hawk II

453
Pyle, Surgreon Elliott, At battle of

Corinth I 216
Pyle, W. BT., Pastor Dunkers church

VII 282
Pythagoras VI 633

QUAKERS IN IOWA, by Mott IV

263

Quantrell, William C. VII 532
Quarles, Judge J. V., and the nomi-
nation of Abraham Lincoln

VIII 86

Quarterly Bulletin of the Iowa Ma-
sonic Library, cited III

473
Quay, Matthew S.

Awarded medal of honor VII

108
Delegate to Republican national

convention IV 223
Quigley, Joseph, Millwright VIII

36
Quigley, Patrick, Member House

First Territorial Legislature

II 317 IV 4
Quilter, Harry, Quotation from VI

265
Quinantotaye, Mr., Mentioned in

agreement with Fox Indians

V 322
Quinby, Gen. Isaac P. I 24 III

425 426 IV 585 587
Quincy, 111., Early days III 54
Quinian, Jeanette J., Second wife of

Maj. William Williams II

Quinn, John W., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379
Quintou, Mrs. Harlan B.

Early Denmark and Denmark

Academy VII 1
Editorial comment on VII 68
Quirueau, Witness to Dubuque's con-
tract with Indians II 331

RACCOON RIVER AGENCY IN

1844, by Spaulding V 57
Badasch, Henry E., Member faculty

State University IV 47
Badi, Prof. Giuseppe, Raflnesque

presents specimens to VII

203

Badisson, Pierre Esprit VII 151

Extract from journal of V 15

Baff, Mary A., Matron hospital, State

University IV 56
Bafinesque, Anthony Augustus, Vis-

VII 200

Rafinesque, Constantine Samuel

Life and Writings of, by Call,

review of II 75
Life of Travels, extracts from

VII 196-224

Publications of VII 221
Sketch, by Fitzpatrick VII

196
Editorial comment on VII

230

Bafinesque, Charles Linneus, Son of

C. F. Rafinesque VII 222

Rafinesque, Emily, Daughter of C.

F. Raflnesque VH 222
Rafinesque, G. P., Brief account of

VII 196 197
Bafinesque, Mrs. G. P.

Death of VII 219

Mother of C. F. Rafinesque VII

197

Bafinesque, Jules VII 222
Bafinesque, Laura VII 222
Bagsdale, G. H., Elected State prin-
ter II 326

Baikes, Bobert, Establishes Dunkers
Sunday school VII 271
Bailroads

Building of, in Iowa VII 81
82 VIII 373 374 375 466
Completion of railroad to Mis-
souri river I 84
Effort to interest people in line
from Davenport to Council
Bluffs I 6 9 13 IV
109 VI 137 142
First railroad in Iowa II 394
Gen. Dodge's connection with

I 162 IV 577
Hiram Price's connection with

I 592

In war times I 165 172 178
Land granted for I 83 84

466 VII 86

Letter relating to IV 482
Need of, in pioneer days II

272
Number of miles of, in Iowa,

1859 . Ill 600
Originator of Pacific Railroad

VI 289

Plans for in early days II
264-266 272-276 400 III
142 223 V 582
Railroad iron for Iowa III

449

Receivers for VIII 251-257
Safety Appliances on, by Coffin

V 561

Supersede steamboats as means
of transportation IV 363
380
William M. Walker promoter of

I 239
Raleig-h, Sir Walter III 264

Fits out expedition to the
Carolina coast VIII 220
Quotation from V 292
Balph, Fugitive slave, Case of II
531 554 IV 599 VIII
121 123
Ralston, J. E., Elder Dunkers

church VII 282
Ramsay, Gen. George D., Guest of
Capt. Anderson upon oc-
casion of Gen. Lyon's attack
IV 425
Bamsay, Miles K., Obituary VI

480
Bamsdell, John, Obituary V 79

168

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Band E. D.

Associated with State Bank of

Iowa VH 405
Employed to transport kegs of

money IV 623

Band, Horace S., Aids in securing
portrait of Dr. Salter V
630
Band, Mrs. Horace S.

Aids in securing portrait of Dr.

Salter V 630
Daughter of John H. Gear IV

556

Band, Samuel, Currency of State
Bank burned in presence of
I 292
Band, McNally & Co., Map of, cited

H 25 31

Randall, Capt. W. H. P., Letter of,
relating to Lauman's charge
at Jackson, Miss. V 388
389
Bandolph, John, VII 19

Attitude on Missouri Compro-
mise VI 263

Baney, James, Obituary V 559

Banke, Charles, Merchant of Ft.

Dodge IV 375 VII 142

Bankin, John W. IV 561 VIII

133

Delegate to convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 99 105 106 108 109
Member Seventh General Assem-
bly IV 366
Regent State University IV

13

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Bankin, Maj. Samuel E., Assists at
reunion of soldiers in Des
Moines V 347
Bankin, Samuel W. VIII 133
Bankin & McCrary, Sam M. Clark
studies law in office of IV
556

Bann, H. T,., Letter from IV 114
Bann, Hannibal L., Obituary III

158
Banney, Mark

Lecturer State University IV

54
Library of, presented to State

University IV 60
Bansom, B. S. VII 478
Ransom, Brig1. Gen. Thomas Edward
Greenfield I 191192 IV
585 588 590
Congratulates Gen. Corse II

134

Connection with battle of Pleas-
ant Hill VII 483-486
516-520

Death of H 135
Tribute to IV 586
Ransom, Dr. Seth S. V 251

Entertains Mr. and Mrs. Hebard
on their arrival in Burling-
ton III 51

Rant-che- wai-me, (Flying* Pig-eon),
Accompanies Mahaska to Wash-
ington VI 187
Characterization of I 14
Portrait of, in McKenney &

Hall's work III 229
Barick, George, Mormon of Monona
county VII 342

Bassieur, Col. Lee, Director Vicks-

burg National Military Park

Association V 272
Bathbone, Miss Caroline P., Wife of

W. H. Barris V 223
Bathbun, Bev., Minister at Ft. Dodge

IV 178
Bathbun, Robert, First blacksmith

of lowaville VIII 58
Bathbun, S. W., Capt. of Co. B.

24th Iowa Infantry I 15
Bauch, John U., Botanist and friend

of Dr. James VIII 291

292
Baum, Gen. Green B., Experience of

with blockhouses VI 299
Ravoux, Bev. Augustin

Missionary work among the

Sioux VI 120
Subdeacon under Bishop Loras

III 579 586 VI 116
Bawlins, Gen. John Aaron

Characterization of III 383
Gen. Grant's chief of staff I

315
Gen. Sherman's order to II

108

Order issued by IV 588
Visits Washington IV 589
Bawson, Dr., Delivers course of lec-
tures State University, 1849

IV 29

Baymond, Henry J. VIII 97

Baynor, Col. W. H. I 188 189 191

Bead, Lieut. George W.

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 46 47
Military record of VI 605

Bead, Dr. Silas

Surveyor General of public
lands in Illinois and Mis-
souri VIII 286
Surveyor of Wyoming VIII
177

Bead, W. L., Interested in bill relat-
ing to Bonaparte dam VII
614

Reagan, Judge John H., Defeats Col.
A. W. Terrell for U. S. sen-
ate VII 513

Beam, Jacob, Pioneer of Van Buren
county VII 357

Beam, Vinnie VI 602

Bebok, Horace M., Agent for Sac
and Fox Indians III 130
132 133

Becent Portrait Acquisitions VIII
473

Becently Extinct and Vanishing-
Animals of Iowa, by Osborn
VI 561

Recollections of Slave Days, by By-
ers III 277

Recollections of the Old Capitol and
the New, by Dey VII 81
Editorial comment on VII

143

Recollections of the Senecas, by Al-
drich VII 380

Beconstruction period VIII 332

Becords of Iowa Soldiers. Publi-
cation of, urged VII 65
•549

Bector, Early Methodist minister
II 551

Bed Bird, Kills two white men H
85

"Bed Dog"' Money V 229

Bed Oak, Iowa, Alfred Hebard one

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

169

of founders of III 48 50

Bed River Expedition, Reminiscence
of Last Battle of, by Don-
nan VI 241 306

Bed Wing1, Sioux chief, Attends
council at Prairie du Chien'
VI 188

Reddick, Thomas P., Owner of half-
breed land VII 27

Reddick, William H. H., Obituary
VI 318

Bedfield, J. S., A. B. F. Hildreth
printer for IV 147

Bedfield, Col. James

At Allatoona II 122 124
Death of II 290 295

Bedhead, Wesley

House built by IV 540
Member of excursion party on
Des Moines river, 1851 IV
345

Bedhead & Dawson, Pioneer mer-
chants IV 363

Beed, Mr., Gives land to Denmark
Academy VII 12

Beed, Alexander, Pioneer of Jackson
county VII 599

Beed, F. D., Publishes Legislative
Manual I 72

Beed, H. M., Killed I 451

Beed, John, Died in Philippines IV
320

Beed, Judge Joseph B. VI 162

Aids in framing bill for safety
appliances on railroads V
571

Beed, Dr. Julius A., Missionary
work of I 526-528 III
56 61 • VII 2 592 602
Beed, Milton E., Naval record of

VI 614

Beed, Judge Robert III 237
Beed, Thomas B. VI 227

Assigns Edwin H. Conger to
committee on agriculture
VIII 155

•Opposes bill for safety appli-
ances on railroads V
570 579

Speaker U. S. House of Repre-
sentatives V 276
Beed, Bev. William E.

Credit to VII 243
Obituary VII 320
Beeder, Gov. Andrew H. VII 237
Beeder, William H., Naval record of

VI 614

Beel, Henry, Town of Logan, Iowa,
laid out on land owned by
VI 315

Beenlistments, Total number of, dur-
ing Civil war II 478
Bee Indians (Arikara) III 291
Bees, Samuel

Interested in running steamboat

to Des Moines IV 375

Makes effort to secure pay for

Spirit Lake soldiers III

232

Reports for the committee on
House file No. 39 VIII
25

Beese, T. Beed, Conducts chorus
of singers at Burlington
Semi-Centennial II 626
Beeve, A. T. Regent State Univer-
sity IV 13

Beeve, Edwin VIII 28&
Beeve, George W. VII 140
Beeves, Addie, Wife of W. F. Cool-

baugh VII 408-
Beeves, Lewis B. IV 639
Beeves, William P., Instructor State

University IV 42
Refugees in South, Regiment raised

from I 174 175
Regulation of Trade and Morals by
Iowa Town Councils Prior
to 1858, by Herriott V
126

Begulators, Organization for protec-
tion VI 546
Rehkopf, Ned B., Military record or

VI 605

Reibhoff, Peter, Pioneer experiences
of V 139-142

Reid, Harvey

Colonel Thomas Cox VII 241
Compiles records of soldiers'"

VII 550

Historical work of VII 232

310

Beid, Col. Hugh T. VIII 132
At battle of Corinth I 219
Buys half-breed lands VII;

22 27
Litigation growing out of

VII 23-25
Early Iowa lawyer II 577

IV 484.485

Friend of Van Caldwell H

389
President of the Des Moines

Valley R. R. VIII 127
Report on battle of Shiloh VI

558

Tribute to II 166
Reign of the Common People, by

Seerley VII 297 .,:

Beineger, Capt. Robert G-., At battle

of Corinth I 217
Beinhold, Hannah, Matron hospital

State University IV 56
Beist, I. S. VIII 391
Beitz, Joubert, Describes block-
houses used in Transvaal.:

war VI 297
Bembert, Mrs. B. A., Miss Sallie

Chapman VII 523
Bemey, Edward H., Naval record of

V 269 VI 615
Bemey, Bead Admiral George C. II

161 V 267
Letter from IV 112
Marries daughter of Charles

Mason V 253
Naval record of VI 391 615

VII 466
Bemey, J. T. VIII 123

William F. Coolbaugh VII

401

Reference to VII 467
Bemey, Mrs. Mary J. VII 467

Extracts from letters of II

168 V 255 263 269
Presents portrait of Charles
Mason to Historical Depart-
ment II 161

Bemey, Mrs. Mary Louisa, Daugh-
ter of David Rorer VIII
123
Remington, Hannah, Mrs. Henry C.

Markham V 157
Reminiscences of John H. Charles
VIII 401-432

170

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Reminiscences of the Battle of
Pleasant Hill, by Childers

VII 505
Bemley, Milton

Attends exercises at laying: of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82
Attorney General of Iowa, Opin-
ion of V 428 436
Opinion of, on destruction of

Iowa lakes II 186
Removal of Capital from Iowa City

to Des Moines II 528
Reno, Jesse L. Ill 425
Reno, Morgan I..

Killed in battle with Indians

III 52
Regent State University IV

13

Report of Iowa Columbian Commis-
sion, Review of H 483
Report of the Iowa Commission to
the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position, Notice of VII
313
Report on Iowa Troops in Missouri

VIII 359

Report upon the Propriety of Aban-
doning- Forts Armstrong- and
Des Moines VIII 495

Republican national convention,
1856 II 582 583

Reunion of Iowa soldiers, held in
Des Moines, 1870 I 92
93

Revolutionary soldiers

Buried in Iowa III 156 V

32 150 VI 634
Tablet to memory of, placed in
Historical Building VI

149 471

Reynolds, Albert, Lecturer State
University IV 54

Reynolds, Lieut. Alexander W.

Prepares history of Ft. Atkin-
son IV 448

Serves in Confederate army IV
452 VH 453

Reynolds, Aurelius, Experience of,
during flood of 1851 V
404

Reynolds, Eli, Member of House,
First Territorial Legislature
II 317

Reynolds, Elizabeth, Wife of Rev.
Samuel Clarke I 463

Reynolds, Dr. Ephraim M., Obituary

V 398

Reynolds, Dr. J. C., In charge of
money for half-breeds VII
120 129 186
Reynolds, John VIII 432 433 513

Account of earthquake in Mis-
sissippi valley VII 551
552

Brings mounted militia men to
Rock Island I 610

Calls for volunteers for service
in Black Hawk war VII
251

Favors plan of Gen. Street, re-
lating to Indians III 610
617

John Dement aid to III 388

Makes treaty with Indians II
95 III 603 V 329

VI 193 196 197 VII 251
252

Member of company of scouts

VII 245

Reynolds, Col. John, Father of Mrs.
Samuel Clarke, facts con-
cerning I 463

Reynolds, Capt. John, Father of Col.
John Reynolds, Incidents in
life of I 463

Reynolds, John P. Ill 425 426

Reynolds, Maj. (Jen. Joseph J. I

189 194 III 425 426 429

433

Reynolds, Loran W., Obituary VI

237
Rhind, J. Massey

Models bronze statue of Gren-

ville M. Dodge VIII 550

Models bronze statue of Gen.

Henderson VII 395 VIII

551

Rhinehart, James, President Oska-
loosa branch State Bank V
110

Rhodes, Godfrey H., Attitude of, on
safety appliances on rail-
roads V 565
Rhodes, James Ford

and the first nomination of
i Abraham Lincoln VIII

86-88 90
Author of History of the United

States VIII 83
History of the United States,

reference to VII 374
Rhodes, Samuel, Pioneer settler of

Keosauqua IV 337
Rhomberg, Joseph A., Obituary III

159

Rhyno, Jeff., Pioneer settler of Madi-
son county VI 453
Rice, Judge Byron A., Obituary HI

318
Rice, C. E., Cashier of the City Bank

of Boone VIII 12
Rice, Dolly L., Wife of Abner Knee-
land VI 351 358
Rice, Col. Elliott W. I 306 625

626 II 142

Commands Seventh Iowa Infan-
try at battle of Corinth I
216 IV 585
Extract from report of II

141
In Atlanta campaign II 114

115

Military service of III 380
Recommended for Brigadier

General IV 589
Rice, Eugene, Conducts memorial
service for Sergt. Floyd II

Rice, Rev. George, Attends reception
given to Abraham Lincoln
IV 462

Rice, Mrs. George, Attends reception
given to Abraham Lincoln
IV 462
Rice, J. P., Member Fourth General

Assembly II 78
Rice, J. Xi. VIII 132
Rice, James W.

Public services of VI 357
Son-in-law of Abner Kneeland

VI 353
Rice, Gen. Samuel A. II 246 VI

154

Death of III 433
Military career of, by Lacey II
32 74

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

171

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII

217

Tribute to II 166
Rich, Alfred

Candidate for delegate to Con-
gress II 579

Early Iowa lawyer II 577
IV 484

Friend of Van Caldwell II
389

Member Territorial Legislature

VII 259

Rich, Mr*. Ellen A., Member of fac-
ulty State University IV
46

Rich, Jacob

and the Lincoln-Douglas debates

VIII 459

Attends the convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 93

Editor of the Guardian VIII
92

Iowa journalist VIII 190

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Tribute to John S. Murphy V

394
Rich, Joseph W.

Librarian State University IV
49

Regent State University IV

13

Richard*, Benjamin B., Member
Fourteenth General Assem-
bly IV 257
Richard*, Charles B. V 477

Account of the grasshopper
plague IV 437 438

Address of, at unveiling of tab-
let to commemorate the
Spirit Lake expedition III
508

Attends the first inauguration
of Abraham Lincoln VIII
44 45 50

Biographical note III 508

Captain Co. A, Spirit Lake ex-
pedition III 482 483 489
495 505-507 514 526 533 535
538 540 543 V 16 23

Presents original manuscript of
Washington to Historical
Department HI 307

Tribute to William E. Burk-

holder V 22

Richards, Henry S., Member faculty
State University IV 52
Richards, "W. S., Assists in arrange-
ments for laying of corner
stone of Historical Build-
ing IV 82

Richards, Willard, Leader in Mor-
mon church II 590
Richardson, Col. A. P., Journalistic
career of V 119 120 122
Richardson, Alfred T. VII 72
Richardson, David Nelson

Attends exercises at reception
of portrait of S. F. Miller
I 241

Early Iowa journalist V 382

Obituary III 572

Plaster bust of, in Historical
Department IV 634

VIH 551

Regent State University IV

13

Richardson, Elizabeth IV 563
Richardson, James 3>., Opposed to
bill for safety appliances
on railroads V 577
Richardson, Sir John IV 563
Richardson, W. H., Associated with

Rafinesque VII 212
Richman, Clayton S., Naval record

of VI 615
Richman, I!. P., Son of J. Scott

Richman VII 365
Richman, Irving- B. I 71148149
John Brown Among the Quakers
and Other Sketches, notice
of I 670, cited IH
458 567 V 14 VIII

569

Letter from IV 111
Sketch of life and public ser-
vices of I 150
Richman, J. Scott

Attends the Twenty-fifth re-
union of the Constitutional
Convention of 1857 VIII
64 65

Defends negro VII 624
Estimate of Judge Woodward

VII 623
Estimate of Stephen Whicher

IV 515
Obituary VIII 480

Sketch of, by W. F. Brannan

VII 361
Richmond, Dr. Anna, Niece of Dr.

James VIII 161 178
Richmond, Miss Anna, Relative of

Dr. James VIII 161
Richter, Dr. August P., Editor of
Der Demokrat VIII 206
Riddle, Judg-e S. H.t D. C. Bloomer
admitted to bar by II 597
Ridenour, Newton C.

Makes effort to find grave of

Col. Kinsman V 250
Obituary IV 79
Bidgrway, Mrs. Bertha O., Librarian
State University IV 49
Ridg"way, Joseph H., Taxidermist
State University IV 49
Ridg-way, Prof. Robert

Letter relating to passenger

pigeons III 235
Ornithologist III 231 V

63
Ridley, Esther, Estherville named

for V 498
Ridley, Robert E., Donates land for

stockade V 498 504
Rifle and Telephone VII 552
Rig-don, Sidney, Charles B. Thomp-
son ordained by VII 322
Rietveld, Jan

Director of Holland colony III

247
Sent to find location for Holland

colony IH 252
Rig-by, Capt. W. T. I 448

Borrows money of a Confeder-
ate soldier I 448 II
533

Secretary Vicksburg National
Military Park Association

V 272 273 275 276

Rig-g-, Miss Belle, Wife of Joseph E.

Griffith IV 297
Riffg1, Dr. Thomas IV 297

172

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Big-g-en, John A., Obituary VIII

159

Big-gs, John P., Member of reso-
lutions committee on the
death of Charles Aldrich
VIII 612

Biley, Gen. Bennett, Gen. Steele.
serves on staff of ill
428

Biley, Hannah, Suit of, in contest
for land I 486 542 543"
632
Binehart, Caroline J., Mrs. Lemuel

R. Bolter V 156
Binehart, William H., American

sculptor V 263

Bing-, Euphronius P., Military ser-
vice of VI 576 580
Ring, John S., Presents manuscript
of Twenty-Fourth Iowa Vol-
unteers to the Historical
Department I 15
Sing-gold county, Depredations of

Indians in III 135
Bing-land, George S., Military ser-
vice of VI 571 577
Bipley, A., Extract from Gov. Lucas'

letter to II 587
Bipley, Erastus I 531

Member "Iowa Band," I 528

529

Work in Iowa College I 530

Bipley, Georg-e, Contemporary of

Abner Kneeland VI 345

Bippey, J. B., Biography o£ Henry

Clay Dean VIII 299-304

313

Bisley county, See Hamilton
Bisser, Arthur, Principal Denmark

Academy VII 13
Bitter, Israel M., Died of wounds I

451
Bitter, John E., Died in Philippines

IV 320

Biver land investigation, See Des
Moines river land investi-
gation
Biver navigation, Improvement of,

early efforts I 3
See also Des Moines river land

grant I 354-370
Bizer, H. C., Account of earthquake

VII 552
Boads

Betterment of our Public High-
ways, by Keyes V 374
Care of, in early days III 343
Gov. Lucas recommends adopt-
ing system for II 424
Territorial and State IV 72
Roaring- Cloud, Indian chief V

25

Bobb, Pat, Represents people in case
against Charles B. Thomp-
son VII 344

Bobb, Patrick, M. M. Ham asso-
ciated with V 636
Bobb, Patrick & Co., Publishers Du-

buque Herald IV 77
Bobbins, Alden B. I 531 II

648
Connection with Iowa College

I 530

Member of "Iowa Band" I
528 VII 592 596 604 607
Ordination of I 529
Work at Muscatine I 529
III 57 IV 49S 518

Bobbins, Corporal Daniel W., Taken
prisoner at battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 28
Bobedoux, J., Owner of half-breed

lands VII 26 ,
Bobert, Christopher B. VII 603

606

Bobert, James, Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 34
Bobert, Joseph T.

Librarian State University IV

49

Member of faculty State Uni-
versity IV 43
Boberts VIII 127
Boberts, Attitude of, on safety ap-
pliances on railroads V-
572 573
Boberts, Rev., Pioneer preacher VII

637
Boberts, Dr. A. C., Obituary V

236

Boberts, B. P., Member of commit-
tee to investigate affairs of
Des Moines Navigation Co.
I 476
Boberts, Capt. Benjamin Stone

Military record of III 358

363
Presented with sword by State

of Iowa IV 521
Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69
Stationed at Ft. Des Moines III

360

Boberts, Mrs. Benjamin Stone, Obitu-
ary III 480
Boberts, George E.

Compiles statistical political
pamphlet III 468 IV
77
Progress of civilization IV

144
Purchases Des Moines Register

VII 315

Boberts, T. G., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 56

Boberts, Thomas, Killed by the In-
dians VIII 420
Boberts, William, Member Dunkers

church VII 274
Bobertson, H. VIII 133
Bobertson, J. A. VII 606
Bobertson, John, Charles L. David-
son reared in family of III
476
Bobertson, William, Home of, turned

into hospital VII 484
Bobertson, William S., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
53
Bobinson, Climbs Pike's Peak VIII

173
Bobinson, Graduate of Canandaigua

Academy II 367
Bobiuson, Judge, Preceptor of C. C.

Nourse VIII 481
Bobiuson, Bev., Relations with Rev.. .

Samuel Clarke I 461
Bobinson, Mrs. C. M., Daughter of
Spencer S. Benedict IV
159
Bobinson, Capt. Charles H.

Did Primitive Man of Iowa
Have Manufacturing Plants
VII 538

INDEX. VOLUMES I-VIII

173

Primitive Man of Iowa, and
How He Lived III 161
Robinson, Col. Harai, Connection
with battle of Pleasant Hill
VII '483 484 486
Robinson, Judge Clifford S.

Assists at funeral service of B
F. Gue VI 477

Attends exercises at laying- of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82

Lecturer State University IV

Robinson, I. X., Early Iowa teacher
III 448 449~

Robinson, J. R., Quotation from, re-
lating- to Oregon VI 458

Robinson, James S., Commissioner
Des Moines river investiga-
tion I 538

Robinson. Jane. Wife of Thomas
Cox VII 243

Robinson, John, Enerlish dissenting
•minister III 243

Robinson, Julia A., Wife of J. Wil-
son Williams I 240

Robinson, Levi, Law partner of
Lemuel B. Patterson III
80

Robinson, Moncure, John Plumbe
assistant of VI 294

Robinson, Moses W.

Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 34
37 69

Member of Eighth General As-
sembly II 79

Robinson, Ralph, Earlv Iowa' jour-
nalist VI 76

Robinson. Robert, Political letter bv
V 64

Robinson, William H., Attends re-
ception given to Abraham
Lincoln IV 462

Robison, J. J. VIII 133

Roche, W. S. VIII 133

Rock. Johaun Priederich
Death of I 386
One of founders of Amana So-
ciety I 385 386

Rock, Reuben C., Obituary III
320

Rockefeller, John D. IV 92

Rockey, A. E., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 56

Rocking-ham, Iowa, Contests with
Davenport for location of
county seat I 2

Rock Island, Illinois

First attempt to establish fort

at I 606

Gen. Street .removes to II 100
Indian village at I 603
See also Fort Armstrong

Rock Island Arsenal

Former site of Ft. Armstrong

I 602

History of. by Flagler. quoted
I 605 60S 613 II 641

Rock Island railroad II 273

Rockwood, Elbert W.

Manager hosnital. State Univer-
sity IV 55

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 54

Rocky Mountain Fur Company,
Charles Larpenteur accepts
position with V 60

Rodabaug-h, E. O., Elder Dunkers
church VII 275

Rodabaug-h, Willis, Pastor Dunkers
church VII 275

Roddey, Col. P. D. I 174 VI

174 298

Rodg-ers, Lieut. Commander Ray-
mond P., In temporary com-
mand of battleship Iowa V
145

Rodman, Gen. Thomas Jefferson

III 425 426 IV 157
Connection with battle of Pleas-
ant Hill VII 487

Roe, Martha, Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 33

Rog-ers, A. E., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 57

Rog-ers, A. M., Member Bahama ex-
pedition I 299

Rog-ers, C. P., Obituary II 646

Rog-ers, Miss Clarissa, Marries Dr.
Edwin James VIII 177

Rog-ers, John HT., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 52

Rog-ers, Lucius E., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Rog-ers, Miss Mary, Delivers address
at Burlington Semi-Centen-
nial II 626

Rogers, Robert. Died in Philippines

IV 320

Rog-ers, Samuel R., Military service
of VI 580

Rog-ers, T. N., Reports Revolution-
ary soldier buried in Iowa
VI 634

Rog-ers, Thomas, Chairman House
Judiciary committee, Fifth
Territorial Legislature IV
636

Rog-ers, Thorold, Story of Holland,
quoted III 266

Rog-ers, Col. William P., At battle
of Corinth I 106

Rohbach. James A., Member faculty
State University IV 52

Rohlfs, Mathias J.

Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 258
Obituary IV 560

Rohl-Smith, Carl

Models bronze bust of Grenville

M. Dodge VIII 551
Models figures of John M. Corse
and Gen. S. R. Curtis VIII
550
Obituary IV 561 '

Rolette, Joseph, Agent American Fur
Company . Ill 608 609 V
5*46 VI 190 VII 126

175 192

Rollins, E. H., Delegate to the con-
vention which nominated
Abraham Lincoln VIII
88

Rollins & Harmon. Pioneer mer-
chants IV 378
Roman Catholic Mission at Prairie

du Chien II 89
Rood, E. VII 36
Rood, H. H.

Secretary of Iowa Monument

Commission VIII 72
Tribute to Charles Aldrich
607

174

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Rood, Mrs. Irene, Representative
American Humane Associa-
tion VI 533

Boop, Benjamin, Iowa pioneer III
80

Boop, Mrs. Katherine, Obituary III
80

Boosevelt, Theodore IV 75 76

VII 103 156 503
Advances Edwin H. Conger to

Embassy to Mexico VIII
155

Appoints Admiral Walker presi-
dent of Panama Canal Com-
mission VI 392 VIII
236

Extract from address of VI
296 VII 269

Quotations from speech of VIII
470

Recommendation of, relating to
taxation V 444

Removes Frank W. Palmer from
office of government printer

VIII 317

Writes letter to Henry Clay

Caldwell VIII 273
Boot, Moses B., Furnishes Iowa
stone for Washington mon-
ument I 662

Boot, Bichard, Obituary VI 239
Borer, Abraham, Father of David

Rorer VIII 121
Borer, Claiborne, Son of David

Rorer VIII 123
Borer, Daniel, Son of David Rorer

VIII 123
Borer, Judffe David III 628 VI

80
Appears for negro Dick IV

132 133 VIII 116
Biographical note VI 29
Biography of, by Edward H.

Stiles VIII 116-124
Builds one of first brick build-
ings in Burlington II 576

VII 556

Contemporary of Judge Jona-
than C. Hall VIII 21

Counsel for plaintiff in Fugi-
tive Slave case II 17
21 44 VI 9

Address to the jury VI
29

Charge to the jury VI 38
Defends Ralph, fugitive slave

I 512 H 554 VIII

31
Early Iowa lawyer II 577

IV 484
H. B. Hendershott studies law

with HI 626
Signs petition recommending

Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69
Supporter of the public schools

VIII 22

Supporter of school at Mt.

Pleasant I 570
Street fight IV 510
Vice-president State Historical

Society at Burlington VII

301
Borer, Delia M., Daughter of David

Rorer VIII 123 124
Borer, Frances, Daughter of David

Rorer VIII 123

Borer, Martha, Daughter of David

Rorer VIII 123
Borer, Mary Cook, Mother of David

Rorer VIII 121
Bosati, Bishop Joseph, Commends

Mathias Loras III 578
Bose, Qeorg-e B., Lawyer of Little

Rock, Arkansas 246 274
Bose, J. B., Testimony in Fugitive

Slave case VI 17
Bose, James F. VI 585
Bose, Leonard J., Incidents in life

of V 416 421
Bose, U. M., Lawyer of Little Rock,

Arkansas VIII 274
Bosecrans, William S. I 173174

317 III 425
At battle of Corinth, Miss. I

100 101 103 104
Bosenkrans, Selim B.

Aids in equipping Spirit Lake

expedition III 526
Obituary V 398
Report of, on preservation of

public records V 295

VII 579 580

Boss, Revolutionary soldier sup-
posed to have been buried
in Iowa V 153
Boss, Kills Sac Indian IV 509
Boss, Betsy VII 157
Boss, Dr. Grant J., Measures bones

of Sergt. Floyd II 312
Boss, Huitt, Obituary V 400
Boss, Lewis W.

Chancellor Law Department

State University IV 51

Lecturer State University IV

52

Obituary V 637
Regent State University IV

13
Boss, Shapley P.

Defendant in kidnapping case

VIII 143 144

Owned slaves in Iowa Territory

II 631
Boss, Dr. William B.

Erects first school house in Iowa

III 449

First postmaster of Burlington
V 153

Bossetti, William Michael

Furnishes early references to

Iowa III 152
Writes to Charles Aldrich VIII
597

Roster and Register of Iowa Sol-
diers of the War of the Re-
bellion V 1 VIII 226
Review of VIII 555

Boster of Companies of Northern
Border Brigade V 513

Boster of Spirit Lake expedition
II 70

Boszell, Capt. Charles A. I.., Obitu-
ary III 576

Boszelle, O. H. P., Member Iowa
Board of Education III
200 202 206 ,

Bothrock, Judge James H. I 583

IV 239

Estimate of Judge George G.

Wright IV 490
Law partner of William Penn

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

175

Wolf II 643
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Obituary IV 76

Roulette, Joe, Indian trader II
85

Bound, Zina, Jr., Candidate for mem-
ber Territorial Legislature,
1840 VI 354

Bounds, J. G.

Member of clearing- house com-
mittee VIII 542
President of the Citizens Na-
tional bank VIII 539

Boussean, Jean Jacques VI 345

Bowe, C. B., Minister Dunkers
church VII 281

Bowe, H. D., Notary public III
350

Bowett, Col. Bichard II 288 290

294 303
At Allatoona II 122 124

Bowles, Oliver P., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV

379

Bowley, John W., Pioneer editor of
Keosauqua V 418

Bowley, Susan B., Instructor State
University IV 33

Boy, John. Sold half-breed claim
VII 131

Boyal, Georg-e, Member faculty State
University IV 55

Boyer, Harvey, Minister Dunkers
church VII 281

Buddick, George W., Obituary VII
317

Budolph VIII 513 514

Buff, Mr. VI 291

Buff, Lieut. Charles F.

Military record of IV 169
Stationed at Ft. Sanford IV
291

Buffner, Capt. Samuel T., At Jenkins
Ferry II 42

Buggies, Lieut. Daniel. Connection
with Missouri border trou-
bles I 655

Rugrgles, Adj. Gen. Georere D.. Tells
story illustrating Grant's
friendship for Gen. Steele
III 428

Rumple, John N. W.

Obituary VI 79

Regent State University IV

13

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Runkle, Jesse A., Obituary VII
78

Bunnells, John S., Partner of Galu-
sha Parsons VIII 399

Busch, Nicholas J. I 48

and the Massachusetts naturali-
zation law VIII 208
Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 103 208

215-218

Member Seventh General Assem-
bly IV 366

President Iowa Board of Edu-
cation III 206
Regent State University IV
14

Bush, Dr. Benjamin, Friend of C. F.
Rafinesque VII 200

Buskin, John VIII 251

Buss, Maj. John, Takes claim in

Iowa IV 464

Russell, Capt. Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 330

Bussell, Charles £., Awarded medal
of honor VH 114

Russell, D. A., Ill 425

Russell, Edward, Offers amendment

fiving negroes suffrage I
98 666
Bussell, Edward C.t Obituary VII

79
Bussell, Frank

Assistant Curator Museum
State University IV 49
Obituary VI 319
Bussell, Isaac, Courage of II 293
Bussell, John I 252

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379

Speaker of House Twelfth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 244
Russell, John B., Editor Blooming-
ton Herald IV 222
Bussell, John JM Vote on bill for
board of charities IV
312
Russell, Milton, Awarded medal of

honor VII 113
Russell, Samuel A.

Candidate for presidential elector

IV 549
Obituary I 342

Russell, Susan Smith III 445
Obituary III 80

Bust, Gen. Albert, At battle of Cor-
inth I 100

Bustin, Lieut. Charles B., Service of
in Northern Border Brigade

V 504 506
Butherford, Dick, Alleged fugitive

slave, account of trial over

IV 118

Rutherford, Thomas, Missouri slave
owner IV 118 127 130

By all, George W., Associated with
John H. Charles VIII

422

Byan, David

Law partner of William Phillips

V 320
Obituary VII 154

Byan, Enoch, Victim of Spirit Lake
massacre III 543

Byan, J. B. VII 154

Byan, Archbishop Patrick John V

316

Attends funeral of Archbishop
Hennessey IV 399

Byan, Bobert VH 154

Byan, W. L. VII 154

Ryden, Boy W., Naval record of

VI 615

SABATIEB, AUGUSTS VI 633
Sabin, D. D.

Introduces resolution relating to
public archives V 295

VII 579

Member of Committee on Elec-
tions, Iowa House of Repre-
sentatives, 1861 VIII 25
Sabin, Daisy N., Librarian Public Li-
brary, Burlington, Iowa

VIII 455

Sabiu, Edwin !•., Member Bahama

expedition I 299
Iowa in the Mexican War IV
235 313

176

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Making of Iowa, notice of IV

402
Sabin, Henry

Extract from report of VII
373

Iowa educator VIII 190

Making of Iowa, notice of IV
402

Reads paper at Burlington Semi-
centennial II 625

Regent State University 'IV

Sac county, Pioneers of III 440
Sac Indians II 91 178 III 220

VI 248 VIII 432-435
Beltrami's account of V 601
Part of Algonquin family II

176 466
Proper spelling of name II

241

Tanner's account of VI 128
Traditions of II 452 453
Treaty with, relating to boun-
daries H 179
Treaty with, to keep peace VI

253 254

Sac and Fox Indians II 96 147
184 632 III 384 390 IV

618 V 58 VI 75

VII 227 228
Account of III 124 153

Aid to Great Britain in War of
1812 II 454 606 IV

619 VI 251

Alliance of tribes of II 180

Battle with the loways at lowa-

ville I 14 II 182

VI 185

Characterization of I 613

VI 89

Claim damages for establish-
ment of road across reser-
vation III 130

Death and burial of Ma-tau-e-
qua, chief of III 302

Depredations of III 135

Divided into two factions II
56 456

Doctor Charles A. White's recol-
lections of V 617

Effort to induce tribe to adopt
ways of civilization VI
201

Facts relating to history of I
603 II 178 466-467 IV
163 VI 81-106- 365

Fort established for protection
of IV 163 164

Francis Springer visits reserva-
tion of II 580

Fur traders among V 546

Gen. Street's work among II
97 98 387 III- 601-623
646 IV 569 VI 365

VII 115 125
Half-breeds of VII 16-29
Keokuk succeeds Black Hawk as

chief of I 399

Lease land to Julien Dubuque
for mining purposes III
63 322 V 322

Letter of Gov. Chambers relat-
ing1 to V 524 ••'•

Number of I 607 VI 185
194 VII 435

Osages and Sioux hostile to II
510

Pay honor to Julien Dubuque

II 343

Sioux Indians hostile to III
393 V 458 VI 86 187
188 192 203

Treaties with I 397 604 606
609-611 643 II 91 179-183
456 III 47 64 98 124 143
385 386 388 601 IV 175
V 325 VI 89 90 93 94
187 189 193 196 365 366 VII
16 132 283-286 435-437 439
442

Treaty, Black "Hawk Purchase,
text of IV 531

Troops sent to protect rights of

IV 289 449 451
Vaccine matter for V 459
War with the Illinois II 177
Winnebagoes, protected from in-
cursions of IV 449 450

Sackett, Delos B. Ill 425

Sadd, H. S. VI 230

Safety Appliances on the Railroads,

by Coffin V 561
Safford, J. M. VII 471
Safford, Miss Mary

Conducts funeral services of B.

F. Gue VI 477
Delivers address at Burlington

Semi-Centennial II 626
Sag-e, Mr., Pioneer of Jackson coun-
ty VII 598
Salim, Leo, Naval record of VI

615
St. Clair, Alanson, Publisher Iowa

Freeman I 570
St. Clair, Arthur VII 634
St. Hilare, Geoffrey, Advocates

theory of evolution VIII

349
St. John, Carlisle

Anecdote concerning IV 337

338 364
Reminiscences of flood of 1851

V 413

St. John, O. H., Assistant Iowa Geo-
logical Survey II 362

III 117

St. John, Seth, Pioneer settler of
Keosauqua IV 337

St. Louis Land Company, Organized
to deal in half-breed lands
VII 21

St. Vrain, Felix, Indian agent IV
532 VII 600

Saints Herald, Official publica-
tion of Latter Day Saints
II 602

Salary Grab of 1873 VI 550

Salem, Iowa, Station on Underground
railroad VI 377

Sales, Dr. Nathan G., Obituary I
79

Salomon, Col. C. E., At Jenkins Fer-
ry H 38 40 41

Salt, Dearth of II 266

Salter, Benjamin VII 606

Salter, George B., Present at pres-
entation of portrait of Dr
Salter V 630

Salter, Mrs. George B. V 637

Salter, Horace, Marriage of " VII
636

Salter, Capt. Titus, Eva Emery Dye
descendant of IV 625

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

177

Salter, William III 365 570 V
69 153 VI 560 VII

240 258
Acknowledgment to I 525

VII 243
Address of, at funeral of Gen.

Corse II 300
and the first nomination of

Abraham Lincoln VIII

186
Audubon on the Western Border

of Iowa, in 1843 V 383
Author of Life of Grimes VIII

83 178 191 199 207 329 447
Bibliography of works relating

to Iowa IV 551
Biographical sketch of IV

147
Book Reviews

Administration of Iowa, by
Bowman IV 474

American Fur Trade, by
Chittenden V 544

Black Hawk War, by Stev-
ens VI 314

Cleiocrinus, by Springer
VII 74

History of the Louisiana
Purchase, by Hosmer

V 550

History of the Louisiana
Purchase, by Howard

VI 475

History of Steamboat Navi-
gation on the Missouri
River, by Chittenden

VI 233

Iowa Band, by Adams V
551

McCarver and Tacoma, by
Prosch VII 554

McLoughlin and Old Ore-
gon, by Dye IV 624

Miriam, by McKibben VII
312

Poccalito, a Tale of Tele-
graph Hill, by Kellogg

VII 311
Reminiscences of Rev. John

Todd VII 392
Rending of Virginia, by

Hall VII 311
State of Missouri, An Auto-
biography VII 71
Stephen A. Douglas, by

Brown V 553
Captain John Smith VIII

220-225
Celebrates sixtieth anniversary

of pastorate VI 310
Celebration of the Semi-Centen-
nial of the State, at Bur-
lington, October 1-8, 1896

II 619

Contributes valuable articles to

Annals of Iowa VI 627

Correspondence of A. C. Dodge

and Thomas H. Benton

VIII 296-298

Early Iowa History, from Des
Moines Register V 458

Eastern Border of Iowa in 1823
V 601

Edits Letters of Henry Dodge

III 220 290 384 560
Edits old letters VIII 432-

444 500-516

Estimate of Dr. Edwin James
VIII 292-293

Furnishes data to F. I. Herriott
VIII 455

Historical address by, commem-
orating First Legislative
Assembly IV 614

Historical address in commem-
oration of the Fiftieth anni-
versary of the adoption of
the Constitution of 1846 H
509

Honorable Alfred Hebard III

47
Reference to VI 216

Iowa in the Territory of Mis-
souri VI 248

Iowa in Unorganized Territory
of the United States VI
185

Iowa, The First Free State of

the Louisiana Purchase,

review of VII 150

References to VII 443

459 461

Journal of a Missionary in
Jackson County, Iowa Ter-
ritory, 1843-6 VII 592

Last survivor of the Iowa Band
VIII 319

Letter relating to President
Lincoln's visit to Iowa II
475

Letter to VII 605

Life of James W. Grimes, cited
III 633 IV 130 306
551 VI 311 484 523 VII
374 375 462, extract from
VI 630

Louisiana Purchase in Corres-
pondence of the Times VI
401

Maj. Gen. John M. Corse II

1-19 105-145 278-304

Reference to II 73 230

Makes address at the Centennial
anniversary of Ft. Madison
VIII 553

Makes invocation at dedication
of Floyd Monument V
149

Member "Iowa Band" I 528
531 II 648

Missionary work of VII 637

Nicholas Perrot IV 610

Notice of Rev. Moses K. Cross
V 396

Offers prayer at laying of cor-
ner stone of Historical
Building IV 81 85

Opposed to the Fugitive Slave
law I 512

Ordination of I 529

Participates in exercises at
dedication of monument to
Thomas Cox VII 231
232 269

Pastor of the Congregational
church, Burlington, Iowa
VIII 474

Poem to V 218

Portrait of, presented to His-
torical Department V
630

Preached funeral sermon of
Thomas Cox VII 242

12

178

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Presents portrait of Judge
Springer to Historical De-
partment V 469

President State Historical So-
ciety at Burlington VII
301

Receives degree from State Uni-
versity I 530

Sends material to Historical
Department VIII 547 548

Sketch of James Davie Butler

VII 475

Sketch of Johnson Pierson VII

556
Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 608

Tribute to John H. Gear IV

556 V 598
Tribute to Mrs. John H. Gear

V 600
Tribute to P. M. Crapo VI

223

Value of writings of II 397
William F. Coolbaugh VII

467
William Pitt Fessenden VIII

321-343
Words of Life for 1905 VI

633
Work of, at Burlington I

529 III 57
Salter, Mrs. William, Obituary I

159

Salt Lake valley, Emigration of
Mormons to II 589 590
595
Saltzman, Charles McK., Military

record of VI 605
Salubria, Iowa, Home of Abner
Kneeland VI 349 350

351 353
Sample, Capt. Hugh W.

At battle of Athens, Mo. V

84 86 VI 591 592
Owner of boat on Des Moines

river IV 332
President of the Board of Pub-
lic Works, 1849 VIII 392
Sample, Maj. James B., Conveys or-
der to Col. Shaw VI
243 244

Sample, W. VIII 132
Sampson, Judg-e Ezekiel S.

Educated at Mt. Pleasant I

569
Reports losses at Vicksburg V

281

Sampson, Martin W., Instructor
State University IV 42
Sampson, William T., In command
of Battleship Iowa V
145-147
Samuels, Ben. M.

Delegate to the Democratic con-
vention of 1860 VIII 82
Law partner of Gen. William

Vandever I 236
Sanborn, Judge Franklin Benjamin,
of the U. S. Circuit Court of
Appeals VIII 258
Sanborn, Gen. John, Director Vicks-
burg National Military Park
Association V 272

Sanborn, Gen. John B., Conducts
campaign against Indians
I 322 323

Sanborn, L. C.

Guest at a Thanksgiving dinner

§iven at the Tremont House
ioux City, 1857 VIII

418 419
Present at opening of grave of

Sergt. Floyd II 310
Sanders, Lieut. Col. Adclison H.

At battle of Corinth I 218

220
Editor of the Davenport Daily

Gazette VIII 456
Sanders, Alfred, Early Iowa jour-
nalist V 381
Sanders, J. H.

Early Iowa journalist III

205

Obituary IV 321
Sanderson, Maj., In command of

Fort Laramie VIII 523
Sands, Ephraim, Member of organi-
zation for protection

against horse thieves VI

61

Sanford VIII 234
Sanford, Daniel V 239
Sanford, Maj. J., Member American

Fur Co. I 402 404 IV

291 VI 368
Sanford, Col. J. P., Tribute to Rev.

Samuel Clarke I 459
Sanford, Dr. John P. IV 642 V

80
Sanford— Chapin, Mrs. Nettie S. II

565

Obituary V 239
Sang-er, A., Member Dunkers church

VII 279
Sang-er, Dr. Eugene P., At battle of

Pleasant Hill VII 501
Sanitary Pairs, Work of II 490
Santamont, Andrew VII 18
Santee, I. B., Obituary VIII 560
Sapp, Col. William P., Candidate

for Congress V 156
Sarg-ent, Prof. C. S., Dr. C. C. Parry

in expedition of VII 418
Sarg-ent, Elbert M., Obituary VI

399
Sarg-ent, George B. I 2

Surveyor General, assigns work

to Ira Cook II 609
Sarg-ent, Thomas VII 140
Sarpy, Col. Peter A., Makes treaty

with Pottawattamie Indians

1846 VII 443

Sarver, John D., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379
Satchel, Daniel, Pioneer of Powe-

shiek county III 340
Satolli, Cardinal Prancesco V 316
Saulsbury, E. W., Aids in equipping

Spirit Lake expedition III

526
Saunders, Alvin

Delegate to the convention

which nominated Abraham

Lincoln VIII 96 98 103

111 114
Educated at Mt. Pleasant I

570

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

179

Letter from IV 111

Obituary IV 316

Opinion of, in regard to naming

Henry county II 364
Supports S. J. Kirkwood for

governor VIII 217
Sannders, Presley, Brother and bus-
iness partner of Alvin
Sounders IV 316 VIII
153

Saunders, Dr. Thomas J., Secretary
Constitutional Convention
of 1857 III 36 69
Sannderson, Robert G., Charles
Beardsley travels in Europe
with III 75
Savage, Thomas E.

Iowa Corals VI 534
Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 48
Savage, •William, Obituary VIII

557

Savannah, Ga., Founder of II 46
Savery, James C.

Business p'artner of James Cal-

lanan VI 559
Des Moines Pioneer Club organ-
ized at home of I 620
Obituary VII 237
Savi, Prof. CK, Raflnesque presents

specimens to VII 203
Sawyer, Col., Surveys road from

Sioux City west I 324
Sawyer, Miss Ada, Wife of T. Mauro

Garrett VI 80

Sawyer, Maj. B. M., Report of Gen.

G. M. Dodge to VII 296

Sawyer, Francis, Pioneer settler of

Denmark, Iowa VII 5
Sawyer, Dr. Sidney VI 80
Sawyer, Timothy, Pioneer settler of

Denmark. Iowa VII 5
Sawyers, liieut. Col. James A.

Biographical note V 491
In command of troops of North-
ern Border Brigade V
491 492 497 499 503 504 511
Say, T., Zoologist on the Long ex-
pedition VIII 168
Saylors, Members Dunkers church

VII 278

Scammou, Frank, Pioneer Iowa edi-
tor V ^124 ,

Scammons, Miss Lizzie. Wife of H.
K. Edson VII 397

Scandinavian immigration VII 27

Scarff, Prof. E. H., First president
Central University III

261

Schade, Louis, Arraigns the Massa-
chusetts naturalization law

VIII 210 211

Schaeffer, President Charles Ashmead
Acknowledgment to IV 4
Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334
Member of Geological Board

III 118

Obituary III 655
President State University IV

41 VIII 386

Schaeffer, George S., Member facul-
ty State University IV
47

Scarcity of Help VIII 227
Scharf, John Thomas VII 571
Scatter ation Policy VIII 474

Schee, John F. VIII 207

Schenck VIII 334

Schenck, Lieut. Albert D., Member
faculty State University
IV 47

Schenck, Horace, Pioneer Iowa set-
tler V 135 139 142

Schenck, Gen. Robert Gumming-, En-
tertained a.t home of Stephen
Whicher IV 513

Schenck, Robert G., Minister to Eng-
land under Grant VIII
318

Schouler. James, History of the
United States, reference to

VII 372

Schipfer. Carl A., Naval record of

VI 615
Schlenker, Carl, Member faculty

State University IV 44
Schley, Admiral W. S., In Spanish

war V 146
Schmaltz. M., See Rafinesque, Mrs.

G. M.

Schmidt, P., Geologist V 232
Schmidt, Otto, Member faculty State

University IV 44
Schmidt, William O., Obituary VIII

560
Schoff, Charles Eugene, Obituary

III 239
Schofield, Hiram, Obituary VIII

157
Schofield, Gen. John M., Reports on

the battle of Kirksville

VIII 272
Scholte, Dominie Henry F.

Biographical data III 244-

246
Delegate to the convention

which nominated Abraham

Lincoln VIII 103 110
Establishes first newspaper in

Pel la III 258
Founder of Dutch colony at

Pella IV 348
Leader of reformation in Hol-
land III 244 307
Makes acquaintance of Rev. M.

J. Post III 253
Makes tour of eastern cities

III 251
President Holland colony III

247

Seeks location for Holland col-
ony I 313 317 III

252 VI 603
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood

for governor VIII 217

Schoolcraft, Henry R. VIII 182

Associated with discovery and

exploration of Itasca basin

II 21 22 23-26 30 31
Attends council with Indians at

Prairie du Chien VI 187
Characterization of Fox Indians

II 332
Extract from works of II

630
Gives Indian interpretation of

word Iowa II 465
History of the Indian Tribes,

cited II 241 - IV 67
U. S. Indian agent III 605
Visit« Dubuque lead mines II

342
Visits Fox Indian village II

332

180

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Schools

Early Catholic III 585 592

593 594
Early Schools and • Teachers of

Iowa, by Parvin III 445
Establishment of, in colonial

times IV 12
First school in Mahaska county

III 213

In Territorial days III 338
Public lands for support of IV

15

Schoonover, Georg-e P., War exper-
iences of IV 628
Schrader, Otto, Currency of State

Bank burned in presence of

I 292
Schramm, George

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Obituary VII 558
Schreiner, Theodore, Obituary III

159

Schumburg-h, Lieut. J. W. Ill 353
Stationed at Ft. Des Moines

III 358

Schuriff, Felix, Paints portraits of
John W. Harriman and
others for State University
VIII 229
Schurz, Carl IV 148

and the Massachusetts natur-
alization law VIII 211
Author of Reminiscences of a

Long- Life VIII 91

Delegate to the convention

which nominated Abraham

Lincoln VIII 88 93

Hits off the American party

VIII 218
Schweinitz, Lewis David von, Rafin-

esque visits VII 218
Scofield, Joe, Gen. Corse's letter to

II 294

Scofield, Maj. Gen. John M., Award-
ed medal of honor VII
109

Scofield, Phebe, Member faculty
State University IV 46

Scott, Mr., Interpreter for govern-
ment III 587 588

Scott, A. L. M. VII 606

Scott, Alexander

Instrumental in building bridge
across the Des Moines II
529

Member of excursion party on
Des Moines river, 1851, IV
345
One of founders of Des Moines

IV 78

Pioneer hotel keeper of Des

Moines II 206

Scott, Alpheus, Delegate to Consti-
tutional Convention of 1857

III 33 37 634

Scott, D. H., Letter from IV 112
Scott, H. W., Provisional Govern-
ment, reference to VI
458
Scott, Harry L., Died in Philippines

IV 320

Scott, J. B., Member of garrison at
Ft. Des Moines IV 170
171 176

Scott, James I.., Obituary IV 78
Scott, James »., Obituary IV 76

Scott, Col. John

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
27 402 403 407 410 421 422

VII 495 497 546
Candidate for Lieutenant Gov-
ernor V 339

Favors movement to pay sol-
diers of Spirit Lake expe-
dition III 232 233
Hugh Scott, An Immigrant of
1670 and His Descendants,
notice of II 248
Obituary VI 237
State Commissioner for Semi-
centennial II 621
Scott, Dr. John, Early minister in

Keokuk III 653
Scott, John Manor II 248
Scott, Joseph, Gazetteer, reference

to IV 75
Scott, Martin, Native of Vermont

VIII 293

Scott, Capt. Martin. Witness to In-
dian treaty III 391
Scott, Capt. O. H. P., At battle of

Athens, Mo. V 85 87
Scott, Sir Walter VIII 452 589
Scott, Gen. Winfield I 427 II
95 99 III 74 610 616
IV 166 637 VI 637

VII 320

Accords Iowa politicians a re-
ception VIII 49
Gives name to Ft. Des Moines

IV 168

Locates troops on Indian reser-
vation IV 164 226
Mentioned as a presidential pos-
sibility VIII 462 463
Ordered to frontier to subdue

Indians II 460

Pierce-Scott canvass VIII 82

Treaty with Indians at close of

Black Hawk war I 611

II 91 92 III 603 608

IV 527 531 V 329 VI

196 197 VII 252 441 453

Troops of, afflicted with cholera

I 611 II 232
Scott county

Financial report of, 1839 VI

143

Organized from Dubuque coun-
ty II 196
Pioneer settlers, Association of,

first reunion IV 529
Scrilbner, William VII 606
Sculpture, Iowa Memorial VIII

550-552
Scurry, At battle of Pleasant Hill

VII 497

Seaman, John, Witness at a trial in
the Territory of Iowa, 1839

VIII 144

Search for a Shilling*, by Letts I

38

Searcy, Elijah II 67
Searcy, William

Early settler of Keokuk county

II 61 66

Kills Peter Perry II 67
Searle, Mrs. C. P., Daughter of Asa

Turner III 57
Searles, Mr., Settler in Itasca basin

II 27
Sears, Gen. Claudius W., At Alla-

toona II 122 124-127

285-287 294

, VOLUMES I-VIII

181

Seashore, Carl £., Member faculty
State University IV 45

Seaver, Horace, Succeeds Abner
Kneeland as editor of The
Investigator VI 345

Second Historic Art Gallery VIII
228

Secor, David, Obituary VIII 319

Secor, Eugene V 474 633

See, Bev. Michael, Offers prayer.
Burlington Semi-Centennial
II 624

Seeberg-er, Anthony F. V 158

Seeburger, James D., Obituary V
158

Seeds, Edward P., Member faculty
State University IV 52

Seeley, A. L., Pioneer Iowa settler
V 136

Seeley, Horace, Son of Capt. Thomas
Seeley II 646

Seeley, Capt. Thomas

Member of committee appointed
to look into the finances of
Iowa, 1859 VIII 213
Member Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1857 III 69
Obituary II 646

Seeman, William M., House surgeon
hospital State University
IV 56

Seerley, President Homer H., Reign
of the Common People VII
297

Seerley, Mrs. J. J., President Bur-
lington Federation of Wo-
men's Clubs II 625

Seevers, Capt. James A., At battle
of Corinth I 219

Seevers, Judge William H. VIII

133
Friend of Van Caldwell II

389

Obituary H 80
Resigns office of District Judge

I 209

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Tribute to II 167
William B. Street business part-
ner of IV 78

Segner, J. P., Attends presentation
of Dr. Salter's portrait V
630

Seiberleich, Henry A., Killed at bat-
tle of Corinth I 215 216

Seidlitz, G. Newman, Lecturer State
University IV 56

Sellers, E. VIII 133

Sellers, I. VIII 391

Sellgrroves, Eli, Member crew Des
Moines river steamboat IV
333

Sellon, William Bivers, Obituary
VII 478

Sells, Cato

Attends funeral of Jessica Boies

I 334

Makes address at unveiling of
tablet to Capt. Drummond
I 235 VI 473

Sells, Elijah

Address of, published III 230
Associate of Judge Jonathan C.
Hall VIII 21

Biographical sketch of II 518

559
Candidate for nomination for

governor VI 493 494
Obituary III 78
Regent State University IV

11 14

Secretary of State, 1857 I
225 II 204 648 VI

480
Signs fast day proclamation

VIII 50
Sells, John, Biographical data H

518

Sells, Ludwick, Grandfather of Eli-
jah Sells II 518
Sells, Sophia, Daughter of Elijah

Sells II 648

Sells, William Henry, Characteriza-
tion of II 518
Selman, John Jackson VI 637

Obituary VI 559
Selman, Dr. S. H. VI 559
Semi- Centennial of Cedar Rapids

VII 474

Semi-Centennial of the State of
Iowa, at Burlington, 1896,
Celebration of, by Salter

II 619
Seminoles I 407

Senatorial Succession in Iowa VIII
472 473

Seneca Indians

Council with III 222
Recollections of, by Aldrich

VII 380

Sergent, Lieut. Charles J., At battle

of Corinth I 217
Settlers, early Iowa

Choice of location I 350

Organization for local govern-
ment by III 325

Organization to protect rights
of VI 212

Where from I 134 255 II
265 304 575 III 137 142
VI 220

Seward, William H. II 563 IV
148 159 215 236 413 VI
584 VII 556

As a candidate for president

VIII 24 83 86 87 90 91
94-98 105 111 114 115 187
188 192 220 444 448 449 462
463

Attempted assassination of IV

404
Attitude toward negro soldiers

VIII 328 329
Owns farm in Hamilton county,

III 219

Speech at Rochester VIII

446

Suspects George W. Jones of
being in collusion with Jef-
ferson Davis II 564
Votes for an increase of appro-
priation for the army VIII
323

Sewell, Capt. J. S., Superintendent
of construction of govern-
ment printing office VI
152

Seymour, Horatio, Owns farm in
Iowa III 219

Seymour, Samuel, Member of the
Long expedition VIII 168

182

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Seymour, Walcott, Member Fourth
General Assembly II 400
Shaefer, Col. Frederick I 172
Shaffer, Christian Slagle, Obituary

VII 158
Shaffer, Dr. Joshua Monroe V 154

536 VII 158
Death of wife VI 640
Investigates matter of Presi-
dent Lincoln's visit to Iowa
II 475

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378
Pays tribute to Dr. A. W. Hoff-

meister II 487
Public services of I 499
Sends manuscripts to the His-
torical Department VIII
547 548

Tribute to VII 391
Tribute to Joseph K. Hornish

II 488

Secretary State Agricultural
Society I 210

Shaffer, Mrs. Melvina J., Obituary
VI 640

Shaffer, Lieut. Col. William, Dis-
tinguished at battle of
Kirksville VIII 272

Shafter, Gen. William B., Furnishes
information relating to
First Infantry at Ft. Craw-
ford IV 565

Shaftner, Francis, Military service
of VI 580

Shahaka (Gtros Blanc, Big- White),
Mandan chief, correspond-
ence relating to I 613
614

Shairp, Prof. John Campbell, Por-
traits of Friends, cited I
461

Shakespeare, William III 264
Quotation from IV 137

Shambaug-h, Benjamin F. Ill 234

V 69 474 VII 265 578

Available Law Books in the

Territory of Iowa IV

631

Case of Mr. Loring Wheeler,

III 454

Constitution and Records of the
Claim Club of Johnson
County, Iowa, notice of I
671

Credit to IV 4 VII 243

Documentary Material Relating
to the History of Iowa, no-
tice of III 157, refer-
ence to II 374 IV
546 V 300 362 VI
523

Editor Executive Journal of
Iowa, 1838-1841 VII 630-
634

Editor Iowa Journal of History
and Politics V 629 VI
69

Explains need of Hall of Ar-
chives V 67 VII 582

Finds early census of Wiscon-
sin Territory III 311

Fragments of the Debates of
Iowa Constitutional Con-
ventions of 1844 and 1846,
notice of IV 402, refer-

ence to V 360 363 VII
459

History of the Constitutions of
Iowa, review of V
547

Issued by Historical De-
partment VIII 569

Laws of Iowa, 1838-39, notice of
IV 632

Makes address at the Centen-
nial anniversary of Fort
Madison VIII 553

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 45

Messages and Proclamations of
the Governors, notice of
VI 148

Origin of the Name Iowa III
641

Preservation of Historical Ma-
terial III 155

Public Archives VII 385
Report on VII 561
Review of second report
VIII 396

Secures valuable papers of Gov.
Lucas VII 547

Statutory Adoption of the Com-
mon Law in the West, and
Herein of its Introduction
into Iowa II 372

Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 606
Shambaug-h, Mrs. Benjamin F. V

386

Shane, John IV 239
Shanefelt, Dr. T. M., Vice-President
Floyd Memorial Association

II 313

Shanklin, Rev. Dr. Arnold, Pays
tribute to Dr. William P.
Allen III 476

Shanklin, Lieut. Joseph A., Killed
at battle of Pleasant Hill

III 410

Shannon, John W., Journalistic

work of V 120
Shannon, Robert J., Obituary III

656

Sharp, Mrs. Abbie Gardner V 474
History of Spirit Lake Massa-
cre, reference to III 233
492 546 566 V 14 16
Letter of, relating to Spirit
Lake massacre III 550
Member of Spirit Lake Monu-
ment Commission II 69
III 552 553
Victim of Spirit Lake massacre

III 492 494 495 496
Sharraden, O. P., Member Seventh

General Assembly IV 366
Shaver, Philip E., Obituary VII

79
Shaw, Dr. Albert VII 55

Local Government in Illinois,

cited VII 372 373
Shaw, Dr. Alexander

Assists at reunion of soldiers in

Des Moines V 347
Charles Mason and T. B. Perry
room at home of III 204
Pioneer physician of Des Moines

IV 380

Shaw, Boardman O., Obituary iv
398

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

183

Shaw, Dutha W., Brother of Leslie

M. Shaw IV 399
Shaw, Francis, Jr., Public services

of III 466
Shaw, John

Builder of the first side-wheel
steamer on Mississippi III
477

Pioneer of Jackson county VII
593 595 596 597 606 607 635
636
Shaw, Laura VII 635

Marriage of VII 636
Shaw, Chief Justice Lemuel I 255
Shaw, Leslie M. IV 82 85 90
111 112 116 VII 156

Appoints commission to esti-
mate cost of repairing and
decorating capitol VII

98

Appoints Jonathan P. Dolliver
U. S. senator VIII 472

Appoints Leyi S. Gates Dairy
Commissioner III 654

Biographical sketch IV 146

Commends work of Historical
Department IV 104

Death of father IV 398

Josiah Given offers services
to, for War with Spain
VIII 397

Lays corner stone of Historical
Building IV 81 83

Letter by, relating to confisca-
tion of property during and
after the Civil war VI

63

Presides at laying of corner
stone of Collegiate Building,
State University IV 154

Proclamation of, on death of
James Harlan IV 308

Regent State University IV
11

W. H. Fleming private secre-
tary to V 583
Shaw, Mrs. Leslie M. IV 146

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82
Shaw, Col. Robert G. I 176 III

467
Shaw, Col. S., Confederate spy VII

292 294 295
Shaw, Maj. Samuel, Public services

of III 466

Shaw, Seth W., Obituary II 568
Shaw, Sophia VII 635

Marriage of VII 636
Shaw, •William, Quaker drafted for

army service IV 275
Shaw, Col. William T. II 327

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
25 29 72 VII 490-491

493-496 498 521 523 545 546

At the battle of Yellow Bayou
VI 241-247 306

Attends exercises at reception
of portrait of S. F. Miller
I 241

Battle of Pleasant Hill III
401-423 465

Biographical sketch and esti-
mate of III 466

Mr. Aldrich a friend of VIII
639

Sword of, in possession of His-

torical Department II

320
Shawnee Indians V 525

Traditions of III 162
Shea, John G., Publisher Discovery

and Exploration of the Mis-
sissippi Valley IV 615
Shebble, Capt. D. C., Commander of

steamboat on Des Moines

river IV 330
Shedd, Curtis, Early settler of Keo-

sauqua VII 1379
Shedd, Georgre, Enlisted in Civil war

from Denmark Academy

VII 11
Shedd, H. H., Enlisted in Civil war

from Denmark Academy

VII 11
Shedd, James A., Enlisted in Civil

war from Denmark Acad-
emy VII 11
Sheffield, J. B., Vice-president Iowa

Society of New York VII

473
Sheely & Lean, Manufacturers of

Kinsman Monument V

476
Sheet, "Bill," Pioneer store keeper

IV 337

Sheetz, Prof. N. !•., Conducts musical
festival at Burlington Semi-
centennial II 626

Sheigrley, A. P., Survivor of massa-
cre at Springfield, Minn. V
20

Shelby, Henry M., Attorney at Keo-
sauqua during flood of 1851

V 415

Shelby, Gen. Jo., At Jenkins Ferry
II 34 43

Sheldon, Col. A. W. VIII 133

Sheldon, David S., Teacher in Iowa
College and Griswold Col-
lege II 2 VII 475

Sheldon, Lieut. George B., In com-
mand at La Colle Mills

VII 299
Sheldon, William B.

Member of First Legislative As-
sembly III 394 396 397

Trustee of university to be es-
tablished at Belmont, Wis.
IV 5

Shelledy, Stephen B. I 433 436
436 440

Associate of Jonathan C. Hall

VIII 21

Friend of Van Caldwell II 389
Speaker House of Representa-
tives, Seventh General As-
sembly, 1858 II 80 204
Shelley, James M., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV

312

Shelton, Charles B., Extract from
address of VII 375 446
Shepardson, William Henry, Obitu-
ary VI 478
Shepherd, Charles

Record of V 152
Revolutionary soldier buried in

Iowa VI 472
Shepherd, J. S., Journalist of Mt.

Ayr. Iowa V 418
Shepherd, James, Pioneer journalist
of Keosauqua V 416-418
421

184

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Proprietor of the Keosauqua

House VIII 485
Shepherd, Jesse M.f Pioneer Iowa

journalist V 417 418
Shepherd, Joseph

Characterization of V 228
Explains Col. Bussey's reason

for seizing arms V »»

92 228 VI 79
Obituary VI 79

Corse

300

IIS 3?825 V?1
576 603 VII

.6
233434644

, ,T

Attends Burlington Semi-Cen-

tennial II 623
Auditor of State V 442
Message of, cited V 443

g^rSinds^estabHshrnent of
board of control IV 313
Regent State University IV

Proclamation, asking for relief
of suffering caused by
Grinnell cyclone III

Trouble with Auditor Brown
VII 476

ChEK tldrich in taking

vote of soldiers VI 619

621 622 623
Military service of VI j><<
Sherman, Judge Charles B. T .
Commissioner to settle claims

against government I 343
Sherman, Prank Allen, Obituary V

397
Sherman, George B., Commissary

Spirit Lake expedition III

524 526 538 V 17
Sherman, Maj. Hoyt IV 326 V

633

Biographical note V
Contributes valuable article to

Annals of Iowa .VI 627
Death of brother V 77
Death of son V 397
Devised engraving for bills of

State Bank I 333
Director and cashier State Bank

of Iowa I 291 V 101

102 110

Early Banking in Iowa V 1
Honors Gen. Crocker I 231
Makes trip down Des Moines

river in skiff IV 340 342

V 409
Member of excursion party on

Des Moines river, 1851 IV

345

Obituary VI 397
Recollections of flood of 1851

IV 341 394 630 V 404
State Bank of Iowa V 93

reference to V 157 230

Sherman, James

Early settler of Maquoketa VII

636

Member of excursion party on
Des Moines river steamer

IV 368

Sherman, John, Son of Lampson P.

Sherman V 78
Sherman, John II 326 V 557
Brother of Maj. Hoyt Sherman

V 1 VI 397
Candidate for nomination for

president IV 223
Educated at Lancaster, Ohio I

566

In Europe VIII 334
Member of a committee to in-
vestigate Kansas troubles
VIII 387
Sherman, Lampson P.

Business partner of Matt Par-

rott IV 477
Establishes Whig paper at Ft.

Des Moines VI 247
Member excursion party on Des
Moines river, 1851 IV
345

Obituary V 77

Sherman, Lampson P., Jr. V 78
Sherman, Minnie, Daughter of Lamp-
son P. Sherman V 78
Sherman, Father Thomas Ewing-,
Tribute to Gen. Corse II
303
Sherman, William, Military service

of VI 580

Sherman, Gen. William T. I 20
21 34 35 120 121 149 160 181
183 305 306 307 316 447 II
5 6 10 14 46-50 73 105 106

117 120 127-131 134 139 230
278 279 292 301 303 326 III
425 426 433 IV 476 480
582 588 589 V 274 387-
389 397 556 VI 170 171
173 174 176 178 242 548 VII
70 106 237 291 411 482 510
638

Assists Mr. Aldrich in his work

VIII 623

At battle of Corinth I 100
At Jackson, Miss. I 372
Attends reunion of Iowa soldiers

I 92
Brother of Maj. Hoyt Sherman

V 1 VI 397
Commends Gen. Williamson VI

179
Congress votes resolution of

thanks to II 19
Conversation relative to March

to the Sea II 244
Death of brother V 77
Dispatches of I 12 106 109

118 119 137 138 II 10
Dispatches to II 15 17 18

108-110 118

Educated at Lancaster, Ohio I
566

Expressions of, relating to ap-
preciation of people IV
302

Extract from letter to Gen. Mc-
Pherson II 8

Extract from Memoirs of I
304 379 II 110

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

185

Gen. Steele classmate of II 35

Governor Larrabee has bronze
figure of VIII 550

Grand review of army at Wash-
ington III 381

In Atlanta campaign II 110

III VI 299

Letters by II 9 130 132 VI

180
Military orders of II 10

107-109 132
March to the Sea II 139 140

142 144 145 209 240 V

158 VI 479
Pays tribute to Gen. Ransom

IV 586

Promotes Gen. Corse II 5

111
Relations to the army VIII

321 566
Report of Gen. Corse to II

121

Statue of, procured by Gov. Lar-
rabee VI 473

Sherwood, Mrs., Early settler of
Jackson county VII 635

Shiloh controversy, Letter by Col.
Crosley relating to VI 558

Shields, James H., Delivers address
at dedication of monument
to Julien Dubuque V 328

Shields, John G., Member of com-
mittee to procure stone for
Washington monument I
662

Shimek, Prof. Bohumil

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 48 58
Presents collection of fresh wa-
ter shells to State Univer-
sity IV 61

Scientific investigations of III
19

Shinn, M. P., Friend of Van Cald-
well II 389

Shipley, Ira B., Obituary IV 160

Shipman, George C., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379

Shipp, George, Obituary III 315

Shippey, Pioneer settler near Spirit
Lake III 506 512 519-
522 535 542 V 18 23 24

Shiras, Judge Oliver P.

Biographical note V 321
Connection with Des Moines riv-
er land grant troubles I
549 550 634

Mines of Spain V 321 386
Opinion of, quoted I 635

Shirk, Daniel, Pastor Bunkers
church VII 279

Shontz, Miss Eva, Attends exercises
at laying of corner stone of
Historical Building IV 82

Shorey, Daniel L., Obituary IV 80

Short, Dr. Charles W., Rafinesque
makes journey with VII
207 211

Shoshone Indians III 129

Shoup, Aubrey X., Naval record of
VI 615

Shrader, Mrs. Eliza Ann M., Obitu-
ary VII 80

Shrader, John VII 80

Shrader, Dr. John C.

Dean Medical Department State
University IV 53

Obituary VII 638
Portrait presented to the Iowa
State University VIII 229

Shrocks, Members Dunkers church
VII 278

Shuck, Isaac, Crossed the plains,
1850 VIII 521

Shultze, Botanist VII 201

Shunk, Col. David I 196 446

Shurtz, Col. Elliott, Obituary V
479

Sibley, Maj. Caleb, Capt. Anderson
second in trouble with Gen.
Lyon IV 427 428

Sibley, Gen. Henry Hastings, State-
ment of, relating to Simon
Cameron, as Indian Commis-
sioner VII 185

Sicard, Bear Admiral Montgomery,
Battleship Iowa reports to
V 145

Sicartar, Henrietta (Aunt Hetty
Coleman), Obituary IV 478

Sickles, Maj. Gen. Daniel E., Award-
ed medal of honor VII 108

Sidney, Sir Philip, Quotation from
III 243

Si-dom-i-na-do-tah

Indian chief killed by Henry
Lott II 151 V 15

VII 236

Interferes with government sur-
veyors I 133
Skull of, secured by Granville
Berkley II 160

Sigel, Gen. Pranz, At battle of Pea
Ridge I 170 171 IV
583 584 VI 165 168

Sigourney, Mrs. L. H., Offers to fur-
nish books to schools VII
101

Silliman, Prof., Pronounces so-called
"mineral black" plumbago
II 268

Silver, Allen T., C. J. A. Ericson
rents store building of VIII
7

Simmons, Chaplain, Service with
24th Iowa I 452

Simmons, Jason B., Military service
of VI 580

Simmons & Leadbeater, Business
firm of St. Louis VIII 507

Simon, A. P., Pastor Dunkers church
VII 275

Simon Cameron Indian Commission
of 1838, By Street VII 115
172

Simonds, George S., Military record
of VI 605

Simons, Charles

Draws picture of Mormon hand-
cart train II 642
Draws picture of old blockhouse
II 563

Simpson, Bev. 'William, Rev. John
Todd associated with VII
392

Simrall, Col. James VII 455

Sims, Alfred V., Member faculty
State University IV 46

Sinclair, Earl M., Acknowledgment
to VII 43

Singleton, Henry, Witness in a trial
in Territorial Iowa VIII
144

18G

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Sinsinawa, Wisconsin, College estab-
lished at VI 287
Sioux City, Iowa

Academy of Science and Letters
of VI 312

Founding of VIII 415-419
Sioux City Journal

Establishment of VII 384

Extract from II 385
Sioux county, Dutch colony in III

259

Sioux Indians I 324 614-620 II
96 III 175 305 388 IV
615 616 618 V 384 614
VI 128

Account of, in Iowa VI 83-
86 93-95 102 185

Aid U. S. in war against Sacs
and Foxes II 90

Apprehended trouble with II
628 III 135

Attend council at Prairie du
Chien II 181 VI 187

Bitter enemies of the Omahas
V 61

Brigham Young's negotiations
with II 595

Cede land for neutral ground

II 96 VII 283 435-437
Cede land to government I

532 604 VII 285 286
Enemies of the Chippewas III

587-589

Fur traders among V 546
Hostile to Sacs and Foxes II

510 III 393 602 IV

164 172 450 V 458 VI

187 188 203 VII 435
Massacre of Fox Indians by VI

190
Missionary work among III

586
Mixture of white blood with V

466
Outbreak of, in Minnesota and

Iowa V 481 484
Samuel W. Durham's experience

with III 442
Treaty with II 148 182 VI

193 VII 443
Tribes of, aid Great Britain in

war of 1812 II 180 VI

252
Yankton tribe of II 184

III 135 V 15
Sissetons, Part of Dacotah family

II 176

Sissler, Michael, Elder Dunkers
church VII 281

Sister Mary Agatha, Bishop Loras
presents medallion to III
584

Sitting- Bull I 407

Sitting- Bull war, Cause of I 324

Six Nations, Deputation Of, visits
west VII 618

Sixteenth General Assembly, Extract
from Gov. Carpenter's mes-
sage to IV 310

Sixth General Assembly, Acts of,
quoted II 562

Sixth Iowa Infantry, Brief account
of II 4-8

Skiff, Harvey J.

Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 69
V 472
Obituary VI 636

Skinner, David D., Obituary I 672
Skinner, Rev. E., Corresponding Sec-
retary Iowa Sanitary So-
ciety II 504
Skinner, J. B., Survivor of massacre

at Springfield. Minn. V 19
Skinner, W. W., Establishes plow

factory at Davenport I

672

Slack, Col. J. R. I 23 29 188 193
Slade, Gov. William, Goes west with

thirteen young women for

school teachers II 464
Slag-le, Christian W. Ill 628

Friend of Van Caldwell II

389
Member bar committee which

examined E. H. Stiles VIII

241
Member Board of State Bank

Commissioners I 291

V 100

Pioneer lawyer III 239
Portrait presented to the State

University VIII 229
President State University IV

12 40

Regent State University IV 14
Slater, Susan VI 585
Slatter, Hope H., Advertisement for

negroes II 561
Slaughter, Ed., Member of crew Des

Moines river steamboat IV

333
Slaughter, Samuel, Connection with

Fugitive Slave case VI 19

20 24-28 30 33-37 39-43, tes-
timony of VI 12 17
Slaughter, William B.

Biographical data III 384

385
Letter to George W. Jones

VIII 436
Letter to Jeremiah Smith VIII

436

Slaughter county, See Washington
Slave Days, Recollections of, by By-

ers III 277 312
Slavery I 505 II 250 III

40 43
Affects organization of Iowa

Territory VII 461 462

465

Agitation of I 48 49
Anti-slavery society, organized

in Illinois III 58
Case of "Dick," fugitive slave,

IV 118
Case of "Ralph," fugitive slave

cited II 161 171 574
Cash for Negroes II 561
Emancipation proclamation is-
sued IV 408
Fugitive slave law, Missouri

Compromise I 83 II

252

In Iowa II 234 VII 393
Iowa Fugitive Slave Case II

531
Iowa grants suffrage to negroes

I 599 '
James W. Grimes' attitude on

I 511
Legislation relating to in Iowa

III 234
Slave catching in Iowa IV

154
Slaves aided to escape I 583

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

187

Slavery in Iowa Territory, by A. W.

Harlan II 631
Slidell, John IV 148 VI 63

Attempts to extend slavery into
the territories VIII 302
Connection with the Trent Affair
II 368

Slimmer, Abraham, An Iowa Bene-
factor I 297 V 224

Sloan, Andrew J., Awarded medal of
honor VII 111

Sloan, J. S., Pioneer editor of Keo-
sauqua V 418

Sloan, Judge Robert

Early teacher of lowaville

VIII 58 59

Recollections of lawyers of
early days IV 484

Sloaue, James, District Judge of
Pottawattamie county, 1851
II 598

Sloane, William M. II 323

Slocum, Gen. Henry W. II 119
132

Slosson, J. M., Obituary IV 481

Slosson, Oscar S., Military service
of VI 576 580

Sloug-h, The Old Prairie, by Aldrich
V 27

Smart, Col. Edwin, Distinguished
at the battle of Kirksville
VIII 272

Smart, J. J., Business partner of
Matt Parrott IV 477

Smart, Joseph, Owned slave in Iowa
Territory II 632

Smartt, Capt. J. P., Makes speech at
the dedication of Iowa mon-
uments VIII 73

Smith VII 292

Smith, Extract from speech in Sen-
ate on pre-emption law III
334

Smith, Surveyor IV 465

Smith, with wife, survives massa-
cre at Springfield, Minn. V
19

Smith, Dr. VIII 280

Smith, Miss, Marriage of VII 636

Smith, Adam VI 345

Smith, Gen. Andrew Jackson

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
401 403 404 409 411-413 416-
421 423 VII 490 492 494-
497 511 517 519-521 532
Military record of VII 546
Participates in Red river expe-
dition II 106-110 III
29 VI 242-244
Obituary III 76
Pays tribute to Col. W. T. Shaw
' III 467

Smith, Arthur St. C., Jr., Naval rec-
ord of VI 615

Smith, Arthur T., Member faculty
State University IV 48

Smith, Col. Ashbel, Report of, on
condition of men at Vicks-
burg V 279

Smith, Capt. Benton X., Killed at
battle of Corinth I 217

Smith, Col. C. P., Guest of Capt.
Anderson upon occasion of
Gen. Lyon's attack IV 425
Smith, Caleb B.

and the first nomination of

Abraham Lincoln VIII

100
Extract from letter referring to

land grants I 481
Smith, Capt. Charles C. V 89
Smith, Charles H., Stationed at Ft.

Atkinson IV 452
Smith, Charles Klock
Obituary V 80
Postmaster of Sioux City VIII

408

Smith, Charles !•., Member faculty
State University IV 48
Smith, Cyrus

George S. Smith business part-
ner of IV 478
Obituary VI 157
Smith, D. W. VII 240
Smith, Daniel, Revolutionary soldier

IV 277
Smith, Delano T.f Obituary VII

157
Smith, Delazon

Convert of Henry Clay Dean

VIII 486

Oregon pioneer IV 624
Resident of Keosauqua during
flood of 1851 V 418 421
Son-in-law of Father Shepherd

VIII 487

Smith, Dexter P., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 14
Smith, Ebenezer L.

Experiences of, in flood of 1851

IV 340 V 408 409
Obituary V 480
Smith, Maj. Gen. E. Kir by

At battle of Pleasant Hill VII

481-483 509 512 517 520
At Jenkins Ferry II 34 35

38 40 41 III 432
Smith, Edson, Receives degree IV

32

Smith, Elbert A., Letter by, correct-
ing statement relating to
Mormons VI 315
Smith, Evan, Quaker settler of Keo-

kuk county IV 266
Smith, Pred M., Founder and Presi-
dent Decatur county His-
torical Society V 231
VII 67

Smith, Gen. G. W. II 46
Smith, Georg-e, Military service of

VI 577

Smith, Georg-e, Visits Legislature,

1858 II 203

Smith, Georg-e A., Leader of Mor-
mons II 590 597
Smith, Georg-e B. VIII 133
Smith, Georg-e P. IV 323
Smith, Georg-e G., Military service

of VI 578
Smith, Georg-e P., Member Spirit

Lake expedition III 514

544 545 V 21

Smith, Georg-e S., Death of I 561
Smith, Georg-e S., Obituary IV 478
Smith, Gerrit I 673

Influence of, on Oneida Institute

II 251
Smith, Gilbert P., Obituary IV

562

Smith, Gen. Giles A. I 312313
Smith, Goldwin

Author of The United States

VII 86

Quotation from IV 144

188

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Smith, Guernsey, Member of Spirit
Lake expedition III 505
518-520 535 V 23 24

Smith, Henry, Witness at a trial in
Territorial Iowa, 1839 VIII
144

Smith, Henry I. I 314

Awarded medal of honor VII

104 111

Military record of II 240
Sad War Experiences of Two
Iowa Brothers I 621
669

Smith, Hiram Y., Obituary I 672

Smith, Hoke, Investigates claims of
settlers on Des Moines riv-
er lands I 231 233

Smith, Hyruin

Arrested by Hawkins Taylor

VII 27
Killed by mob II 588

Smith, J. H., History of Harrison
County, reference to VI
315

Smith, Prof. J. M. V 395

Smith, Dr. James, Rafinesque visits

VII 214

Smith, James M., Early settler of

Keokuk county II 61
Smith, Jeremiah, Jr. V 153

Letter from Henry Dodge VIII

434
Letter from John Chambers

VIII 436

Member Council First Territo-
rial Legislature II 317 -
318 III 388 389 IV 4
Smith, John, Decision of Judge
Mason in case of III 331
Smith, Capt. John, Biography of, by
William Salter VIII 220-
225

Smith, Col. John, Visits Iowa for
mining and smelting pur-
poses VII 455
Smith, Gen. John E. II 17
Smith, John O., First settler of Den-
mark, Iowa VII 1 4
Smith, Joseph

Charles B. Thompson confirmed
and ordained by VII 321
322

Edward Johnstone's acquaint-
ance with II 402
Killed by mob II 588
Mormon leader I 459 II
587 595 599 601 VI 108

VII 27 323

Statement relating to descend-
ants of VI 315
V-isited by Keokuk III 283
Smith, Joseph, Jr., Leader of a
branch of the Mormon faith
II 601
Smith, Gen. Xirfoy I 322 II

109 IV 592
Smith, Lanson, First physician in

lowaville VIII 58
Smith, Lewis H.

Assists Gov. C. C. Carpenter in

surveying III 297

Quartermaster Iowa Northern

Border Brigade V 482

490 493 497 498 506 509 510

Smith, Michael, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304 306

Smith, Milo, Obituary VI 397
Smith, Morgan X.. II 17 VI

198
Smith, Narcissa Macy, Obituary

VI 240

Smith, O. T., Lecturer State Univer-
sity IV 54

Smith, Mrs. Ona Ellis, Child's His-
tory of Iowa, notice of

VII 153

Smith, P. A., Curator Decatur county

Historical Society V 231

Smith, "Pep," Claim jumper II

63 64
Smith, Peter, War experience of I

621
Smith, Platt

Law partner of Thomas S. Wil-
son I 503
Tragic death of brother II

607
Smith, Rodney A.

Collector of Historical material

IV 152

History of Dickinson County,
notice of V 474, refer-
ence to III 566
Member of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 514 524
Member Spirit Lake Monument
Commission II 69 III
553 V 21

Smith, R. S., Obituary I 238
Smith, S. P.

Presents portrait of Samuel
Smith to State University

VIII 229

Presents valuable manuscripts
to Historical Department

II 259

Smith, Rev. Dr. Samuel P.
America IV 107
Memorial services held for II

259

Portrait presented to the State
University VIII 229

Smith, Silas, Associate of Abner
Kneeland VI 351 354

358 359

Smith, Simeon IV 277

Smith, Susan P., Instructor State
University IV 42

Smith, Thad L., History of the
Twenty-Fourth Iowa Volun-
teers I 15 111 180
446, reference to II 47
379

Smith, Gen. Thomas Kilby, At battle
of Pleasant Hill VII 517
520

Smith, Walter I., Tribute to Lewis
W. Ross V 639

Smith, William, Votes against Mis-
souri Compromise VI 262

Smith, William P. Ill 425

Smith, William H. I 175

Smith, Dr. William L., Married
daughter of Gov. Lucas V
393

Smith, Dr. William R., Makes be-
quest for monument to
Sergt. Floyd H 310
Author of History of Wisconsin

III 391 392 VIII 513
Commissioner with Gen. Dodge

to treat with Chippewas
VI 617

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

189

Establishes fort at Rock Island

I 607

Obituary I 583
Surveyor III 441

Smith, Gen. William K. Ill 392
395

Smith, William Sooy, Congratula-
tory order to Gen. Corse II
8

Smith, 'William T.

Aids in providing- means for
equipping troops I 87
596

Attends exercises at presenta-
tion of portrait of S. F. Mil-
ler I 241

Director and cashier of Bank of
Iowa I 291 292 V 101
110

Makes address at unveiling of
Gov. Kirkwood's portrait
I 152

Smith, Capt. William W., Military
service of I 33 562

Smithson, James

Bequest to the Smithsonian In-
stitution VIII 230
Founder of Smithsonian Insti-
tution IV 91 92

Smithsonian Institution, Founder of,
and purpose of IV 91

Smyth, Father Clement, Missionary
work of III 594 599

Smyth, Col. Robert, Obituary III
575

Smyth, William I 342

Smyth, William W., Naval record of
VI 615

Smyth ft Co., Firm of Keokuk VIII
125

Smythe, Bishop, Ordains Rev. Henry
Cosgrove priest VIII 79

Smythe, Judge P. Henry VII 479
Obituary VII 159

Smythe, Judge William

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 103 110
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Snake Indians III 291

Snedig-ar, Sergft. E. B., Report of, on
losses at Vicksburg V
282

Snook, Benjamin P., Obituary V
640

Snow, Mrs., Mormon poetess, quota-
tion from II 594

Snow, C. E. VIII 133

Snow, Erastus, Obituary V 399

Snow, Sam, Member crew Des
Moines river steamboat IV
333

Snow Storm, 1863 VI 589

Snowden, Thomas, Killed at battle
of Corinth I 215 216

Snyder, Carl, Instrumental in organ-
ization of Iowa Society of
New York VII 473

Snyder, Dr. J. P., Quotation from, re-
lating to Governor John
Reynolds VII 245

Snyder, J. S., Elder Dunkers church
VII 280

Snyder, T. O., Member Dunkers
church VII 278

Snyder, Thomas, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 14

Sod-Covered School House in Jack-
son County, by Ellis VII
634

Socialistic community, founded by
Abner Kneeland I 348
349

Soldiers and Sailors Monument IV

305
Criticism of IV 89

Soldiers Aid Society, founded at
Keokuk IV 279

Soldiers' Orphans' Home

Gov. Merrill's recommendation

concerning V 343
Founders of I 599 IV 281

Soldiers Records, Plea for publica-
tion of V 536 VII
65 549

Solomon, Daniel H., Member of Con-
stitutional Convention of
1857 II 563 III 33
69 70 VIII 22

Somers, Lord III 266

Somers, S. W., Early Iowa lawyer

IV 484

Sons of the American Revolution,
Place tablet to memory of
Revolutionary soldiers in
Historical Building VI
149 471

Soulard, Antoine, Agent for Julien
Dubuque V 326

Soulard, James OK, Personal recol-
lections of Julien Dubuque
II 335 336

Soule, Bishop, Friend of Rev. Sam-
uel Clarke I 462

Soule, Rev. Henry A. VI 319

Southern Bird in Central Iowa, by
Henning V 62

Southworth, Capt. Irving' D., At bat-
tle of Pleasant Hill VII
492

Sower, Christopher, Printed first
German Bible published in
America VII 270

Spangler, Samuel T., Obituary VIII
160

Spanutius, P. M., Member faculty
State University IV 47

Sparks, A. R., Early Iowa journalist

VI 76

Sparks, Joseph VII 571
Sparks, Thomas, Early settler of
Boone county VI 384

VII 236

Spaulding-, Rev. Benjamin Adams

Member of "Iowa Band," I

528 529
Raccoon River Agency in 1844

V 57

Spaulding-, D. B., Iowa pioneer I
136

Spaulding-, Lavisa, Wife of Board-
man O. Shaw IV 398

Spauldingf, Lorenzo VII 595

Spaulding-, Dr. Volney, Physician at-
tending Gen. Street II
103

Spear, Samuel P., Colonel Eleventh
Pennsylvania Cavalry VI
618 621

190

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Spearman, James, Incidents in Life
of I 568

Spearman, Thomas, Educated under
Samuel L. Howe I 568

Specie Payment, Resumption of, ex-
tract from speech by Hiram
Price I 599

Speer, A. M. I 233

Speicher, John, Pastor Dunkers
church VII 278

Spencer, A. A., Presents portrait of
Oliver M. Spencer to the
State University VIII

229

Spencer, A. C., Connection with Iowa
Geological Survey III 119

Spencer, Charles, Emigrant to Ore-
gon VIII 304 310

Spencer, E., Member of a committee
appointed to publish the
Annals of Iow,a VIII 295

Spencer, Fred, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy

VII 11
Spencer, Col. G-eorg-e E.

Chief of staff of Gen. Dodge I

175 305

Public services of II 368
Spencer, Herbert VI 529
Spencer, Jasper, Enlisted in Civil
war from Denmark Acad-
emy VII 11

Spencer, John C., Secretary of War,
son of, executed at sea for
mutiny II 368
Spencer, Joshua III 509
Spencer, Lafayette

Day book on the Oregon Trail

VIII 305-310

Emigrant to Oregon VIII

304
Spencer, Nancy, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 306
Spencer, Oliver M.

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV * 38 47
Portrait presented to the State

University VIII 229
President State University IV

11 39

Public career of II 368
Spencer, O. S., Member Spirit Lake
expedition III 514 544
V 21

Spencer, Philip, Executed for mu-
tiny II 367 -

Spencer, B. B., Presents portrait
of Oliver M. Spencer to the
State University VIII 229
Spencer, William

Brother of Lafayette Spencer

VIII 304
Letter from Lafayette Spencer

VIII 305
Spener, Philip Jacob, Tenets of

faith I 383

Spickelmire, Thomas H., Severely
wounded at battle of Pleas-
ant Hill III 28
Spillman, Mr. VIII 283
Spirit Lake massacre of settlers and
relief expedition II 152-
158 III 481-553 IV

237
Bibliography of III 565 566

Dedication of monument III

481
Addresses by

Capt. Charles B. Rich-
ards III 508
Ex-Governor Cyrus C.
Carpenter III

481
John F. Duncombe III

491
John N. Maxwell III

525
Letters by

Abbie Gardner Sharp

III 550

Mrs. Collins III 549
Sergt. Harry Hoover

III 551
Narrative of W. K. Laugh-

lin III 541
Papers by

Charles Aldrich III

546
Michael Sweeny III

537
Recollections of Frank B.

Mason III 532
Incorrect statement relating to

III 232
List of captured and rescued

II 72
List of settlers massacred II

70

Roster of companies II 71
Tablet placed in Hamilton coun-
ty court house in honor of
Webster companies IV

474
Tragedy of Okoboji, by Hoover

V 14

Spirit Lake and Okoboji Monument,
History of II 69
Report of Commission III

552

Spofford, Col. E. S. VIII 130 132
Aids in relief of farmers, after
grasshopper plague IV

446
Spofford, S. P. VIII 130

Names hostelry Des Moines

House II 469

Spooner, John Coit, Delegate to Re-
publican national conven-
tion IV 223
Spoor, Capt. Nelson T., At battle of

Corinth I 101
Sprague, Damon N.

Member Seventh General Assem-
bly IV 366
Obituary V 560
Sprag-ue, Gen. John W. I 303 305

309 312
Sprag-ue, Mrs. Mary Isett, Obituary

IV 322

Spray, James VIII 154
Spring1, Ichabod E., Military service

of VI 580
Spring-dale, Iowa

Settlement of Quakers at IV

264 265
Union of Church and State at,

by Macy VII 34
Springer, Arthur

Attends presentation of portrait
of Dr. Salter V 630

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

191

Letter by, presenting portrait of
father V 469

Son of Francis Springer II

585

Springer, Charles, Son of Francis
Springer II 585 V

469

Springfer, Elizabeth VII 636
Spring-er, Judge Francis

Address at reunion of Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857
III 36

Chairman at reunion of Consti-
tutional Convention of 1857
III 32

Distinguished jurist of Iowa
VIII 190

Estimates of V 472 VI
390

Legislative service of III

624 VII 265-267

Letter from I 253

Obituary III 654

Oil portrait of, presented to His-
torical Department V 468
541

President Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 11 639
III 69 VII 84 460

VIII 20 22

Recollections of II 569

Regent State University IV

II 14

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Tributes to III 71
Springer, Frank

Address at presentation of por-
trait of Dr. Salter V 630
Bibliography of scientific works

of II 358 359
Biograohical sketch of II

359-364

Cleiocrinus, notice of VII 74
Letter by, presenting portrait of

father V 469
Portrait of, in Historical De-
partment VI 390
Scientific work of II 352 363

V 232 VI 390
Son of Francis Springer II

585
Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 608
Springer, James D., Obituary VII

155

Springer, Nathaniel, Father of Fran-
cis Springer, biographical
data II 569

Springer, Nellie (Mrs. H. M. Letts),
Daughter of Francis Spring-
er II 585
Springer, Warren C.. Son of Francis

Springer II 585
Springfield, (now Jackson) Minn.,
Massacre of settlers at III
482 V 15

See also Spirit Lake massacre
Spurgeon, Charles VI 587
Spurrier, Frank, Severely wounded
at battle of Pleasant Hill

III 28

Spurrier, W. A., Resigns from the
district bench VIII 478

Squatter's Club, Purpose of IV
187

Squires, C. F. VIII 133

Aids in securing portrait of Dr.

Salter V 630

Squires, Mrs. C. P., Aids in securing
portrait of Dr. Salter V
630

Stacy, J. E., Aids in organization of

company for protection

against Indians V 482

Stafford, Brantley, Supports pioneer

school III 216
Stafford, Mrs. Elizabeth, Obituary

III 480
Stafford, George H., Naval record of

VI 615

Stafford, George R. VIII 133
Stafford & McCune, Firm of Keokuk

VIII 125
Stage routes in Iowa V 535

Attempt to rob stage I 338

From Ft. Dodge to Ft. Des

Moines II 265 VII 15

Stallsworth, Capt. J. M., Pioneer

Iowa settler VI 383
Stambaugh, Agent for half-breed
claimants VII 193 194
195

Stanbery, Henry, U. S. Attorney Gen-
eral VIII 481
Stanford, Leland IV 92
Stanley, Squire, Pioneer Iowa set-
tler IV 334
Stanley, Gen. David S., At battle of

Corinth I 101 102
Stanley, Dean VI 633
Stanley, Jeremiah, Quaker settler of
Keokuk county IV 266
Stannard, Mrs., Early resident of

Keosauqua V 421
Stannard, Edwin O.

Incidents in life of V 415 421
Lieutenant governor of Mis-
souri VIII 485
Stannard, Mrs. Obed, Mother of E. O.

Stannard VIII 485
Stannus, W. N. VIII 133
Stanton, C. A., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 14

Stanton, Edwin M. I 86 342 503

II 50 502 IV 239 275

276 281 564 586 591 VI

175

Attitude of Henry Clay Dean

toward VIII 302
Dr. William A. Hammond's trou-
bles with IV 415
Letter by II 491
Makes motion for the admission
of Josiah Given to the bar
VIII 397

Removed from position of
Secretary of War VIII
333 334 336 338

William Pitt Fessenden ap-
proves of, for Secretary of
War VIII 327
Stanton, Prof. E. W. II 616
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, Leader in
women's rights movement
I 673

Stanton, James, Member of excur-
sion party on Des Moines
river, 1851 IV 345
Stanton, Mrs. Margaret DcDonald

V 555

Biographical sketch of, and trib-
ute to, by Mrs. Osborn II
614

192

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Stanton, Thaddeus H. V 439

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379

Stanton, T. W., Prepares supplemen-
tal catalogue to writings of
Dr. White VII 470
Staples, Dr. G. M.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

404 405

Obituary H 327
Star Spang-led Banner, by Key, Sung
at laying of corner stone of
Historical Building IV

108
Stark, Capt. Horatio

Military service of III 102
Stationed at Ft. Madison III

102-104 107

Starr, Pioneer settler VI 219
Starr, Henry W. I 507 II 101

198 389 IV 513
Contemporary of Jonathan C.

Hall VIII 21
Early Iowa lawyer II 577

IV 484 485 VII 475
Starr, Jedediah L., Killed at battle
of Pleasant Hill III 27
28

Starr, John, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11
Starr, N. H., Early Iowa lawyer IV

485

Starr, W. H., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 14
Starr, William H.

District prosecutor. County of
Van Buren, Territory of
Iowa VIII 144
Member Congregational church

at Burlington IV 623
Starr, Mrs. William H., Member of
Congregational church at
Burlington IV 623
State Bank of Iowa

Gov. Kirkwood one of directors

of I 9
Hiram Price's connection with

I 594
History of, by Price I 266

331
History of, by Sherman V

93 149
W. F. Coolbaugh's association

with VII 405 406
State Board of Education
Meeting of V 379
History of, by Perry III 200
State Board of Health

Duties of IV 276

Vital Statistics of, in Historical

Department VI 305
State Historical Society, See Iowa

State Historical Society
State Library

Collection of periodical litera-
ture in II 194
Legislation revising law for II

543
State University

Bahama Biological Expedition
from, History of, by Nut-
ting I 298
History of, by Pickard IV 1

69

New Collegiate building, corner
stone laid IV 154

Review of Monograph on Ama-

na Society I 382 418
Statue of James Harlau VIII 393
Statute Laws, Territory of Iowa,

1838-9

Reprinted by Historical Depart-
ment IV 554 622 632 V

300
Act to regulate blacks and

mulattoes III 145
Statutory Adoption of the Common

Law in the West and Herein

of Its Introduction into

Iowa, by Shambaugh II

372
Steamboat Iowa, See oldest boat on

Mississippi
Steamboating- on the Des Moines

Account of, by Davis VII 141
Extract from Ottumwa Courier

II 472
History of, ' by Hussey IV

323 393
Steamboating* on the Missouri river

VIII 423-424
Stearns, Ben. W., Naval record of

VI 616
Stearns, Mrs. Georg-e B., Daughter

of Gen. Williamson V 556

VI 184
Stebbins, C., Member of Spirit Lake

expedition III 514 V

Stedman, E. A., Member Iowa So-
ciety of New York VII
473

Stedman, E. C., Estimate of Whit-
man's writings VI 225

Steele, Capt., Takes part with Iowa
troops in Missouri VIII
361

Steele, Alice M., Compiler Iowa at
West Point and Annapolis
VI 594

Steele, Maj. Gen. Frederick II 33

106 110 VI 170
At Jenkins Ferry II 35 36

37 40 246
Biographical sketch of, by La-

cey III 424

Connection with battle of Pleas-
ant Hill I 34 VII 481
491

Report on the operations of the
army in Missouri VIII
272

Steele, Lavinia, Compiler Check List
of Iowa Public Documents
VI 389

Steele, William VIII 234

Member of Territorial Legisla-
ture VI 354

Pioneer settler of Keosauqua
IV 338

Steele & Chittenden, Merchants of
Keosauqua during flood of
1851 V 415

Steever, Col., Candidate for election
to Congress from Milwau-
kee VIII 511

Steigfer, W. T., Connection with Des
Moines river land grants I
480
Stenholm, Mr., Friend of C. J. A.

Ericson VIII 5
Stennison, Knudt, Member of organ-
ization for protection from
horse thieves VI 62

Stephens, Blacksmith at Agency
City IV 571

Stephens, Aaron D.f Aids John
Brown III 458

Stephens, E. W., Publisher VII 71

Stephens, H. Morse II 323

Stephens, Maj. T. P., Compiles rec-
ord of losses of Iowa troops
at Vicksburg V 285

Stephenson, Harry VIII 130

Pioneer Des Moines merchant
IV 373

Stephenson, Capt. J. W., Commands
company in Black Hawk war
III 220

Stephenson, N1. W., Instructor State
University IV 42

Sterne, I. N. VIII 133

Stevens, Alexander H., Attitude of,
regarding- slavery IV 407

Stevens, Andrew J.

Experience of, during flood of

1851 V 404

Member of excursion party on
Des Moines river, 1851 IV
345

Suggests names for Iowa coun-
ties II 200

Stevens, Frank E.

Black Hawk War, review of VI

314
Credit to VII 242 246 261

Stevens, Orlando III 274

Stevens, Smith E.. Member Spirit
Lake expedition III 487
488 520

Stevens. Thaddeus

Active in framing national

banking law I 286
Death of VI 551
Delegate to Republican national
convention, 1856 II 583
Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 88
Impeachment of Andrew John-
son VI 550 VIII 334
336
Member of House Committee on

Reconstruction VI 552
Warm friend of J. B. Grinnell
II 257

Stevenson, A.. Killed at battle of
Corinth I 215

Stevenson, Adlai. Address at Bur-
lington Semi-Centennial II
622 623

Stevenson, Carter !•. II 14

Stevenson, T. G., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379

Stewart, Col. VIII 130 132

Stewart, Gen. Alexander P. II 46

119 132
At battle of Atlanta VI 178

Stewart, Alvan, Influence of, on
Oneida Institute II 251

Stewart, Andrew, Henry Clay Dean
keeps books for VIII 299

Stewart, G-eorg-e B., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379

Stewart, J. M., Makes excavation
for Historical Building III
569

Stewart, J. W., Obituary I 503

Stewart, John, At battle of Corinth

I 216
13

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

193

Stewart, John, Victim of Spirit Lake
massacre III 547 V

Attends reception
Abraham Lincoln

20
Stewart, John T.,

given to
IV 462

Stewart, Mrs. John T., Attends re-
ception given to Abraham
Lincoln IV 462
Stewart, Joseph Buff on VIII 132
Obituary IV 159
Passenger on Des Moines river
steamboat IV 359 VIII
56

Stewart, Nelson B., Member Des
Moines Improvement and
Railroad Co., I 466
Stickle, Hortoii W., Military record

of VI 605
Stickney. Takes part in buffalo hunt

VI 593
Stidg-er, John S., Pioneer journalist

of Keosauqua V 418
Stig-er, H. J., Associated with Judge

Kinne VII 395
Stiles, Edward H.

David Rorer VIII 116-124
Error in article corrected VI

634
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren VI

481 548 634
Henry Clay Caldwell VIII

241-277 311
Judge Henry B. Hendershott

III 624 IV 559
Judge Jonathan C. Hall VIII

18-31
Judge Joseph Williams VII

161

Public services of III 624
Quotation from VIII 82
Tribute to Charles Aldrich VIII

610

Stiles, T. W., Obituary VII 320
Stillman. Expedition led by IV

231

Stillman, W. D., Lecturer State Uni-
versity IV 56

Stillmeyer, Clifford, Died in Philip-
pines IV 320
Stillwell, Mr., Pioneer settler of

Iowa III 448

Stillwell, Marg-aret, First white
child born in Keokuk V
59
Stillwell, Moses

Earlv merchant of Keokuk V

59
Father of first white child

born in Keokuk II 642
Stillwell, Mrs. Moses, Mother of
first white child born in
Keokuk II 642

Stimmel, Hattie J., Member faculty

State University IV 47

Stimson, Frederic Jesnp, Works of,

cited VI 513

Sting-er, Theodore, Killed I 451
Stockbridg-e Indians, Send deputation
to Sac and Fox Indians VI
201
Stockdale, John M. VII 140

Obituary III 318
Stocker, Rev. Samuel I 157 V

393

Stockton. Gen. Joseph, Director
Vicksburg National Military
Park V 272

194

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Stockton, L. D., Judge Iowa Supreme
Court IV 485

Stoddard, Mrs. Drusilla Allen, Beau-
tiful Life and Its Associa-
tions, by Clarkson, notice of
IV 240

Stokely, Francis Pope, Mother of
George Wilson IV 563

Stokely, Thomas, Grandfather of
George Wilson IV 564

Stokes, Mary, Mother of Joseph M.
Street (Mrs. Anthony Street)

II 81

Stokes, Montfort, Grandfather of
Joseph M. Street H 81

III 623

Stone, C. T., Pastor Bunkers church

VII 281
Stone, Caroline M., Wife of Gov.

Stone I 236
Stone, George A.

Commander Iowa Brigade II

278

Obituary V 158
Stone, Harry L., Died in Philippines

IV 320

Stone, Henry, Instrumental in secur-
ing establishment of Geo-
logical Survey III 114

Stone, Mrs. H. E., Daughter of Mrs.
George G. Wright III

Stone, Rev. J. M., Instructor State

University IV 31
Stone, John Temple, Obituary IV

157
Stone, John Y. V 392

Appears for Government in case
against D. M. Navigation
and Railroad Co. I 634
637
Stone, Joseph C.

Obituary V 639

Pallbearer at funeral of Gen.

Corse II 300

Stone, tncy I 501 IV 558
Stone, Thomas J.

Obituary VI 478

Present at opening of grave of

Sergt. Floyd II 310
Surveyor III 439
Stone, Gov. William M. I 80 II
540 565 IV 77 549 590

V 339 VI 179 399 559
625

Aids in founding Soldiers' Or-
phans' Home IV 281

Appoints Charles Aldrich com-
missioner to take vote of
soldiers VI 618

Candidate for governor II
521 IV 587 588 VI

420 493 494

Message of, cited V 369

Obituary I 235

Orlando B. Ayers law partner of
IV 479

Regent State University IV
11

Sword of, in possession of His-
torical Department II 320
Stone, Mrs. William M., Vice-Presi-
dent Iowa Sanitary Society
II 504

Stone, Capt. W. W., Member execu-
tive committee Vicksburg
National Military Park As-
sociation V 272

St on em an, George III 425
Stoneman, John T., Vote on bill for

board of charities IV 312
Stoner, T. I., Remounts the canvases

which formerly decorated

the Sunreme Court room

VIII 315

Stoney, Orderly III 475
Stookey, Stephen, Member Bahama

expedition I 299
Stoops, W. S., Indian teacher at

Tama reservation IV 197
Stoops, William, Makes photograph

of old graves at Agency

City II 229

Storer, Judge Bellamy II 573
Storms, Great Blizzard of 1856, by

Brainard I 391
Story, Justice Joseph I 246 III

632
Writes opinion in the Dartmouth

College case VIII 55
Story, Wilbur P. V 636
Stott, Charles. Witness at a trial

in Territorial Iowa VIII

144
Stout, Abram V., Obituary IV

479
Stout, Edward C., Naval record of

VI 616

Stout, William J.. Pastor Dunkers

church VII 276
Stover, Member Dunkers church

VII 275

Stover, John VII 159
Stow, W. A. V 587

Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Author of
Uncle Tom's Cabin VIII

193

Straight, Col. I 174
Straight, Lieut. J. A.

Aids in recovering remains of
Col. Kinsman V 250 308
476
Tribute to Col. Kinsman V

247

Strang, James J. VII 323
Strasser, George VI 291
Stratton, Capt. Franklin A.

Captain Ft. Dodge Company

VI 571 572 575 577 618
Characterization of III 489
Member Spirit Lake expedition

III 483 487 488 515 517
520 V 18

Strauss, Max, Member excursion

party on Des Moines river,

1851 IV 345
Straw, Mrs. Caroline A., Second wife

of George E. Clark VSII

240
Street, Connection with Fugitive

Slave case VI 11 12 18-

20 40
Street, Miss, Marries George Wilson

IV 566 567
Street, A. W.

Describes death of Gen. Street

VI 375

Street, Aaron, Jr., Active member
Anti-Slavery Society VII
604
Explains Indians' idea of

schools VI 365

Street, Anthony, Father of Joseph
M. Street II 81

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

195

Street, Mrs. Eliza M., Given land by

government VI 91
Street, Miss Ida M.

Chapter of Indian History III

601 646
Chapter of Indian History, A

Second VI 364
Historical work of VII 145
Presents correspondence of Gen.
Street to Historical Depart-
ment V 71

Simon Cameron Indian Commis-
sion of 1838 VII 115.172
Street, Capt. John, Grandfather of
Joseph M. Street II 81
Street, Joseph H. D., Register Coun-
cil Bluffs Land Office VII
454
Street, Gen. Joseph M. IV 574

VI 120 606 VIII 270
Agent Sac and Fox Indians, re-
port of VI 367 368 VII
115 119

Attack upon, by press IV 570
Attempts to uncover Aaron Burr

conspiracy VI 372
Characterization of II 229

VII 145
Commissioner to locate seat of

justice of Iowa county III

224
Connection with Simon Cameron

Indian Commission VII

115-139 172-195
Correspondence of, presented to

Historical Department V

71

Death of II 102* VI 378
George Wilson son-in-law of II

242 III 567 IV 566

VII 399
Grave of II 104 637 VI

378
Indian Agent II 387 III

74 386 393 IV 78 567

569 V 397 459 VII

453, at Prairie du Chien

VI 364

Life of, by Street II 81 642
Visits East with Indians VII

228
Wapello buried near VI 90

378 VII 582
Work with Indians III 601-

623 646
Street, Mrs. Joseph M.

Entertains William Salter VII

592

Land reserved for II 102
Owner of negro IV 573
Street, Thomas P., Connection with

claims of half-breed Winne-

bagoes VII 115-139 172-

175

Street, Washing-ton P., Military rec-
ord of VI 605
Street, William B. Ill 621 622

VI 370
Estimate .of Rev. David Lowry

VI 364
Gen. Joseph M. Street II 81,

reference to II 228 642

III 602

Letter from, relating to Jeffer-
son Davis and the Black

Hawk war III 74
Obituary IV 78

Pioneer storekeeper of Oska-
loosa II 219

Streeter, Zimri, "Old Black Hawk"
Biographical sketch of, by
Melendy I 412
Member Seventh General As-
sembly II 204

Strong-, Dr. E. B., Cowardice of, dur-
ing Spirit Lake massacre
III 540 V 20

Strong-, Mrs. E. B., Survivor of Spir-
it Lake massacre III 539
546 V 19

Strong-, Ziieut. Georg-e, Death of I
659

Strong1, Henry II 359

Law partner of John W. Noble

VIII 462
Presents portrait of S. F. Miller

to State I 241
Quotation from letter to Mr.

Herriott VIII 109
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor VIII 217

Strong-, Moses M., History of Wis-
consin Territory, cited III
144

Strong-, Capt. Richard P., Member of
staff of Gen. Steele III
431

Strow, J. D. VII 140

Strow, James B., Soldiers sworn in-
to service by VI 571

Struble, G. B., Associated with
Judge Kinne VII 395

Struble, G. W.t Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 62

Strug-gle for the Half-breed Tract,
by Wick VII 16

Struthers, Bobert

Obituary III 655
Takes part in buffalo hunt VI
593

Stryker, Frances Elizabeth, Defend-
ant in suit of U. S. vs. D.
M. Navigation and Railroad
Co. I 634

Stryker, Grace, Defendant in suit
of U. S. vs. D. M. Naviga-
tion and Railroad Co. I
634

Stryker, Harriet Pierson, Defendant
in suit of U. S. vs. D. M.
Navigation and Railroad
Co. I 634

Stryker, John, Connection with Des
Moines river land grants I
466 547

Stryker, Thomas H., Defendant in
suit of U. S. vs. D. M. Navi-
gation and Railroad Co. I
634

Stryker, Phebe H., Defendant in suit
of U. S. vs. D. M. Naviga-
tion and Railroad Co. I
634

Stuart, A. A., Iowa Colonels and
Regiments VI 481 549

Stuart, A. H. H., Connection with
Des Moines river land
grants I 360 361 467

Stuart, Bev. Cohen, Brings message
of King William to Holland
colony III 260

Stuart, Dell, Obituary VII 240

196

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Stuart, Georg-e W., Military record
of VI fiflfi

Stuart, J. Park, Early school teach-
er in Burlington IV 623

Stuart, Lewis W., Makes effort to
kill bill for new capitol
IV 245

Stuart, R. VII 192

Stubbs, Lieut., Part of detachment
which established Ft. Dodge

I 135

Stubbs, Daniel F. VI 155
Obituary VII 158

Stnll, O. W. H., Secretary of Iowa
Territory III 570

Stumping- the Territory in 1843.
Campaign of A. C. Dodge
and William H. Wallace

IV 392

Sturg-eon, Daniel VII 374
Sturg-es, Albert A., First instructor

in Denmark Academy VII

Sturgis, Phineas P., Obituary VI

320
Sturm, Pred B., Member of faculty

State University IV 44
Sturtevant, Dr. J. M., Member of

Illinois Association I 526

III 54

Sturtevant, John, Granted permis-
sion to cultivate land near

Ft. Des Moines IV 170
Stutsman, Judg-e A. H. VII 479
Stutsman, Enos VIII 414 417
Sudduth, William X., Lecturer State

University IV 57
Sudlow, Egbert C., Obituary VII

640
Sudlow, Fhebe W., Instructor State

University IV 42
Suiter, Lieut. Prank M.. At battle of

Corinth I 215 216
Sullivan, Giles O.

Assisted in capture of negro

II 631

One of the defendants in a kid-
napping case VIII 144

Sullivan, G-en. Jeremiah C. I 174

Sullivan, John I 2

Sullivan, Gen. John III 156 V
151

Sullivan, John C., Makes surveys in
Iowa I 642 647

Sullivan, John H., Pioneer miller V
116

Sullivan, T. J., Member of commit-
tee to draft resolutions III
198 272

Sully, Capt., With the Iowa troops
in Missouri VIII 361

Sully, Gen. Alfred

Campaign against the Indians

V 506-510

Friend of Gen. Grant III

428

Summerlin, Rufus, Pioneer journal-
ist of Keosauqua V 418
Summers, Miss Amy, Second wife

of Gov. Lucas II 414
Summers, Laurel

John C. Calhoun writes pro-
slavery letter to II 235
Letter to V 64
Member House First Territorial
Legislature VII 256 258

Member Third General Assem-
bly II 19? 198

Member Third Territorial Legis-
lature VII 263 264
Summers, W. M., Killed at battle of

Corinth I 215

Sumner, Editor of The Lansing Mir-
ror V 122

Sumner, Charles I 523 II 563
III 49 234 IV 148 VI
227

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII

188

Attitude toward impeachment of
Andrew Johnson VIII

334-339

Desires chairmanship of joint
committee on reconstruction
VIII 332

Estimate of William Pitt Fes-
senden VIII 322 323 343

Quotation from letter to Theo-
dore Parker VIII 448
Sumner, Gen. Edwin V. I 158

VI 393

Aids Capt. Allen IV 174
Military service of III 369
Stationed at Ft. Atkinson IV

452
Stationed at Ft. Des Moines

III 352 357 358 359 361
375

Sunday mail VIII 443-444

Suplee, Edwin M., Military record
of VI 606

Supreme Court of Iowa, Decision of,
in regard to ownership of
aerolites III 284

Supreme Court reports

Edited by Judge George Greene,

1850 II 508

Edited by William J. A. Brad-
ford, 1839 • II 554

Surveying1 in Iowa, by government
II 603 III 297 439

Sutton, Preston M., Obituary V
319

Svenson, S. P., Uncle of C. J. A.
Ericson VIII 1

Swafford, Louis S., Obituary IV
322

Swain, Mrs. Adaline M., Obituary

IV 79

Swain, John, Pioneer settler of Keo-
sauqua IV 337
Swainson, •William, Friend of Rafin-

esque VII 203
Swalm, Albert W.

Attends exercises at recention of

portrait of S. F. Miller I
. 241
Regent State University IV

14
Swalm, Mrs. Pauline Given IV

322
Delivers address at Burlington

Semi-Centennial II 626
Swamp lands, Sale of in Wright

county VII 360
Swan, Charles A.. Awarded medal of

honor VII 111
Swan, Chauncy, Member Territorial

House of Representatives

VII 254 256

Swan, Joseph H., Obituary IV 321

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

197

Swan, Robert T., Massachusetts
Public Records Commission
and Its Work, cited VII
576

Swanger, Miss Brasilia, Victim of
Spirit Lake massacre III
484 501 540 546 547 548 V
19 20

Swanson, Ernest A., Naval record of
VI 616

Swanson, F. A. & A. M., Merchants
of Ridgeport VIII 12

Swayze, Dr. H. A. II 66

Swazy, Mary, Mrs. Henry Noble

III 193
Swearing-en, Samuel

Iowa pioneer VI 1
Member House Territorial Leg-
islature I 347 VI 355
Sweazey, Capt., Commander steam-
boat on Des Moines river

IV 330

Sweeley, Martin J., Replies to peti-
tion relating to Bonaparte
dam VII 616

Sweeney, J. H. Ill 237

Sweeney, Michael

Account of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 537
Biographical note III 537
Member of Spirit Lake expedi-
tion III 507 545

Sweeney, Miles, Makes wagon trip
with Bishop Loras III
589

Sweeney, Gen. Thomas W. I 302

305 310 311

At battle of Wilson's Creek IV
470

Sweet, Joseph, Left in charge of
buildings at Ft. Dodge II
149

Swett, Leonard, Quotation from, to
Joshua H. Leonard VIII
94

Swick, P. D., Pioneer Iowa editor V
124

Swift, Charles H., Deputy fish and
game warden V 26

Swift, Elmira, Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
I 582

Swig-g-ert, Seth W., Editor of the
Sioux City Eagle VIII
419

Swinton, William, Army of the Po-
tomac, cited III 475

Swisher, Lovell, Treasurer Board of
Regents State University
IV 11

Sykes, George III 425

Sylvester, Richard H., Obituary II
327

Symes, Mr. VII 214

Symmes, John Cleves, Military rec-
ord of III 110

Synhorst, Dirk, Member of Holland
colony, incident relating to

III 249
Sypher, Reuben W.

Incorporator and director of Ft.
Des Moines Steamboat Co.

IV 360

Member of excursion party on
Des Moines river, 1851 IV
345

Pioneer merchant IV 359

TABLETS

To Revolutionary Soldiers bur-
ied in Iowa VI 149 471
To Spirit Lake expedition in
Webster City Court House
IV 474

To the memory of Capt. Thomas
Drummond VI 150 471
Tabor, Horace A. W. VIII 156
Tabor, O. G.t Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 61 62
Tabor, Iowa, John Brown's Last
Visit to, by Todd III 458
Tabor College VII 392
Taine, Quotation from III 264
Tait, Capt. John, At Champion Hill

II 445

Talbot, D. P., Presents valuable
museum specimens to State
University IV 41
Talbot, D. H., Charter member of
Academy of Science and
Letters, Sioux City VIII
426
Talbot, Marshall

Characterization of V 313
Portrait of Governor Kirkwood

by V 312

Talbott, Alexander, Projector of ex-
cursion on Des Moines river
IV 368
Tales of a Wayside Inn, Quotation

from II 366
Taliaferro, Lawrence

Companion of J. C. Beltrami V

601
Indian agent III 606 V

459 VI 369
Tallant, J. P. II 2

Writes letter to A. C. Dodge

VIII 440
Talleyrand, Charles Maurice de V

188 550 551 VI 411
Tallmadg-e, James, Jr., Attitude of,
on slavery in Missouri VI
256 257

Tallmadg-e, N. P., Governor of Wis-
consin Territory III 562
Talmadg-e, Charles H.

Obituary VIII 159

Pioneer Iowa editor V 121

122
Tama, Chief of Pox Indians

Attends council at close of
Black Hawk war VI 196
Father of Appanoose VI 203
Removes to Iowa VI 192
Visits Washington VI 186
Tama county, Indian reservation in

II 184 IV 196
Tama County Indians, bv Bicknell

IV 196

Reference to V 624
Tamblyn, Lieut. Col. I 325
Taney, Judge Roger B.

Decisions of IV 122 600
Reverses Judge Mason in the
Dred Scott case VIII

190

Tank, Mrs. Otto, Presents library to
Wisconsin Historical So-
ciety I 263
Tannehill, Lawyer of Centerville

VIII 488

Tanner, Charles, Military service of
VI 580

108

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Tanner, Edward, Description of

eastern border of Iowa VI

127
Tanner. H. S., Issues book of Albert

M. Lea III 473 VI

556
Tanner, John

Dr. James writes article on

VIII 279 294
Taken captive by Indians VI

127
U. S. Interpreter at Saut de Ste

Marie VIII 180
Tapley, W. H., Chief electrician gov-
ernment printing office VI

152

Tappan, Arthur II 250
Tappau, Gen. J. C.

At battle of Pleasant Hill III

412 416
Director Vicksburg National

Military Park Association

V 272
Tarascon, Messrs., Friends of Rafin-

esque VII 207 208
Taster, John, Member of commis-
sion to distribute seed after

grasshopper plague IV

445

Tate, P. C., Assistant Iowa Geologi-
cal Survey HI 119
Tatum, Lawrie, Prominent member

of Progressive Friends IV

264
Taxation laws of Iowa V 352

425

Enforcement of VI 304
Taxes, Assessing and collecting of

III 342

Taylor, VI 344
Taylor, A., Early resident of Ft.

Dodge IV 374
Taylor, Bayard II 568
Taylor, Daniel H., Military service

of VI 580

Taylor, George, Emigrant to Ore-
gon VIII 304
Taylor, Hartwell J.

Pioneer settler of Denmark,

Iowa VII 5
Trustee of Denmark Academy

VII 7
Taylor, Hawkins VII 461

Letter of Abraham Lincoln to

H 474 475

Member First Territorial Legis-
lature VII 22 256 258
Obituary I 343
Public services of II 474

VII 27
Supports S. J. Kirkwood for

governor VIII 217
Taylor, Henry, Negro boy at battle

of Pleasant Hill VII 507

508
Taylor, Mrs. J. B., Vice-president

Iowa Sanitary Society II

504
Taylor, Capt. James B., At Alla-

toona II 125
Taylor, John VII 250
Taylor, John, Leader in Mormon

church II 590 594
Taylor, Judge John I 445
Taylor, John L. IV 642
Taylor, John M., Pioneer journalist

of Keosauqua V 418

Taylor, John W., Attitude of, on
slavery in Missouri VI
256

Taylor, Lewis, Testimony of, in Fu-
gitive Slave case VI 19
Taylor, M. 1C. VIII 133
Taylor, Oliver I., Pioneer journalist
of Keosauqua, Iowa V
418

Taylor, B. Howe VII 239
Taylor, Gen. Bichard IV 592

VI 244

At battle of Pleasant Hill III
24 402 403 406 407 VII
482 489 492 498 508 509 512
528
Taylor, Miss Sarah Xnox

Attends Miss Street on her mar-
riage to George Wilson IV
567

Receives attentions from Jeffer-
son Davis IV 566
Taylor, Dr. W., Pioneer settler of

Keosauqua IV 338
Taylor, Gen. Zachary I 360 442
II 242 598 III 447 IV
213 519 569 VI 398 485

VII 188 214 320 534
Commander at Fort Crawford

VIII 35

Friend of Gen. Street VI 371

372
President of the United States

VIII 49 82
Service of, on frontier II S9

9t 92 99 III 74 99 37S

616 617 620 IV 565 V

330 VI 192 252 VII

450-452
Teale, Fred, Vote on bill for board

of charities IV 312
Teas. George W.

Member House First Territorial

Legislature II ; 317 IV

Friend of Van Caldwell II

389
Teas, Joseph B.

Service of, in Territorial Legis-
lature II 317 IV 4
VII 265 266-267

Trustee of university to be es-
tablished at Belmont, Wis.

IV 5

Tecumseh II 455 VI 193 248

314
Teesdale, John

Opposes Frank W. Palmer for

State printer VIII 316
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217
Supports William H. Seward for

president VIII 449
Telegraph in Iowa, 1848 HI 623

V 176

Teller, Henry M., U. S. senator VIII

156
Temperance question

Gov. Lucas' views on II 424
Passage of prohibitory liquor

law I 12 589
Stephen Whicher frames first

temperance statute IV

517
Work of Rev. Asa Turner for

Maine law III 60

INDSX, VOLUMES I-VIII

199

Temple, Georg-e, Member First Leg-
islative Assembly VII
257

Tenbroeck, Lucretia Mitchell, Obitu-
ary IV 640

Ten Eych, George, Member of crew
Des Moines river steamboat
IV 333

Ten Eyck, H. B. VIII 133

Ten Eyck, Henry, Member of Des
Moines Navigation and
Railroad Co. I 466

Tenney, Charles W., Obituary VII
400

Tennyson, Alfred VI 633

Teren, Witness to contract of Du-
buque with Indians II
331

Terrell, Col. A. W., At battle of
Pleasant Hill III 403

404 VII 497 503 513

Terrell, Charles, Designs medal
awarded to Joseph Francis
VI 310

Territorial and State Roads IV
72

Territorial Governors of Iowa, Origi-
nal letters by, secured at
Washington V 72

Territorial journals missing- VI
554

Territorial Legislatures

Brief account of VII 254-

268
First convened at Burlington

II 393

Terry, Serflft. James, At Corinth I
216

Terry, John B., Trustee of univer-
sity to be established at
Belmont, Wis. IV 5

Terry, William, Experience of, dur-
ing flood of 1851 V 412

Tesson, Joseph, Indian interpreter

III 130

Teter, Corporal Duncan, Promoted

for bravery II 445
Teter, Isaac Pearl, Obituary IV

401

Texas Pacific Railroad Co., Incor-
poration of II 281
Thacher, Georg-e, President State

University IV 12 40 41

45
Thatcher, Mrs. Elizabeth, Victim of

Spirit Lake massacre II

153 III 543 V 25
Thatcher, J. M., Member of Spirit

Lake expedition III 514

528 532 533 543 V 21
Thayer, Edward H., Obituary VI

637
Thayer, Eli, Active in the Kansas

struggle VIII 191
Thayer, Gen. J. M., At battle of

Vicksburg Bayou VI 170

171
There is No Death I 206-208

Origin and authorship of I

196-209 229-230
Third Iowa Infantry, Brief record

of II 277
Thoburn I 554 557
Thomas, Edward H., Incidents in

life of II 572-581
Thomas, Frank III 484

Thomas, Gen. Georg-e H. I 303
304 316 317 II 17 132
134 III 76 425 426 IV
572 VI 180 VII 484

Thomas, Hiram W., Delivers sermon
at Burlington Semi-Centen-
nial II 625

Thomas, J. B., Victim of Spirit Lake
massacre III 484 501
503 528 533 546-548 V
19 558

Thomas, J. L., Elder Dunkers church
VII 281

Thomas, Jesse B.

Attitude of, on slavery in Mis-
souri VI 262
U. S. senator VII 247 249

Thomas, John, Quaker settler of
Cedar county IV 266

Thomas, !•. A.. Receives letter on
trial of Indians confined in
Dubuque jail, 1846 VIII
438 439

Thomas, Lorenzo VIII 327

Investigates subject of organ-
izing colored troops VI
172

Thomas, Lot

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82 146
Obituary VII 76

Thomas, Mrs. lot, Attends exercises
at laying of corner stone of
Historical Building IV
82 146

Thomas, Morg-an G., Obituary IV
157

Thomas, Otha, Sends citation to Mr.
Herriott VIII 456

Thomas, Raymond G., Naval record
of VI 616

Thomas, T. G., Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 61

Thomas, W. R., Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 61

Thomas, Willie, Victim of Spirit
Lake massacre III 546
V 19

Thompson, Mr., Gold miner of Mon-
tana VIII 424

Thompson, Alexander, Member fac-
ulty State University IV
46 .

Thompson, Andy III 479

Thompson, C. VIII 132

Thompson, Charles Blancher, Career
of, as Mormon leader VII
321

Thompson, D. S., Brother of Charles
B. Thompson VII 343

Thompson, David, Official geogra-
pher and explorer of North-
west Fur Co. Ill 140
141

Thompson, Francis, Doorkeeper Con-
stitutional Convention of
1857 III 69

Thompson, J. D., Editor of the Har-
din County Sentinel VIII
79

Thompson, Col. J. K. P.

Iowa at Vicksburg and the
Vicksburg National Military
Park V 272

200

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Thompson, Jacob, Secretary of the

Interior I 479 480
Thompson, James, Outlaw in Jack-
son county, killed VII
260 261

Thompson, James, Member of ex-
cursion party on Des
Moines river, 1851 IV
345

Thompson, James X., Military rec-
ord of VI 606
Obituary VI 76
Thompson, John W.

Delegate to the Republican
State convention, Des
Moines, 1860 VIII 218
Member Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366
Thompson, Col. M. Jeff I 322 IV

592

Acting Adjutant General to

Gen. Price VIII 363 365

Thompson, Mrs. Kate, Obituary III

479
Thompson, Miss Martha, Mrs. Ed

Wright II 325 378 383
Thompson, Martin, Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 379
Thompson, Seymour Dwight
Obituary VI 638
Recollections of the Third Iowa
Regiment, reference to I
376

Short sketch of VIII 257
Thompson, Smith, Recommends Dr.
James as botanist on the
Long expedition VIII

169

Thompson, Thomas B., Killed at bat-
' tie of Pleasant Hill III

28
Thompson, William VIII 132

Contested election of VIII 2?

28

Defeated for Congress II 324
Obituary III 317
Represents Iowa in Congress

II 639 VII 458
Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 69
Thompson, William A., Ordination

of I 528
Thompson, William G.

Member of committee to inves-
tigate affairs of D: M. Navi-
gation Co. I 476
Member of Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366
Thompson, William H. VIII 200
Thoreau, Henry D., Lover of birds

VIII 603
Thorington, James

Attends the convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 93

Reply to Civil Service Com-
mission question VIII
74-76
Represents Iowa in Congress

VII 458

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Thorington, Monroe P., Military
record of VI 606

Thorn, James, Had Indian wife VII
19

Thornburg, L. W., Merchant of Keo-
sauqua during flood of 1851
V 415

Thornburgh, Joseph, Attends pioneer
school VI 448

Thorpe, Francis Newton, Contrib-
utes to Iowa Journal of
History and Politics VI
70

Thorpe, Freeman

Paints portrait of Frederick
Douglass for Historical De-
partment VIII 473
Paints portrait of Col. Hender-
son VI 391 VII 395

Thrift, J. M., Tailor at Ft. Des
Moines IV 170

Thrift, Adjt. Gen. William Hurlbut
Credit to VII 243
Directs publication of the Ros-
ter and Record of Iowa
Soldiers VIII 555

Throckmorton, Steamboat captain
V 59

Throckmorton, Lieut. Job, At battle
of Corinth I 219

Thurman, judge Allen G.f Takes
part of the defendant in a
criminal trial VIII 318

Thurston, Lieut. George A., Member
of faculty State University
IV 47

Thurston, Rev. Father, S. J., Quota-
tion from IV 466

Thurston, Samuel B., Oregon pio-
neer IV 624 VII 555

Thwaites, Beuben G. VII 72

Acknowledgment to III 384

VII 243

Collects oil portraits for Wis-
consin Historical Society

VIII 229

Estimate of I 333
Letter from IV 115
Makes address at Semi-Centen-

nial of the adoption of the
Constitution of Iowa VIII
63

Profits by the work of Mr. Dra-
per VIII 601
Secretary Wisconsin Historical
Society I 261 IV 74
Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 607

Work of the Wisconsin Histori-
cal Society I 258
Tibbets, Andrew W., Awarded medal

of honor VII 111
Tibbetts, James VIII 133 134
Tichenor, Lieut. Enos, Killed at bat-
tle of Corinth I 217 IV
323 592
Tichenor, George C.

Obituary V 557
Recollections of steamboating
on Des Moines river IV
368

Tidrick, Robert L., Law partner of
Phineas M. Casady VIII
556
Tiffany & Co.

Manufacture tablet to memory
of Capt. Drummond VI
473

IND£X, VOLUMES I-VIII

201

Manufacture tablet to memory
of Revolutionary soldiers

VI 472

Tilden, Samuel J. II 281 V

266 636 VI 638

Tilghman, (Jen. Lloyd, Killed at
Vicksburg V 278

Tillet, David, Member of organiza-
tion for protection from
horse thieves VI 62

Tilling-hast, B. P., Pays tribute to
D. N. Richardson III 573

Tilton, Howard Winslow, Obituary
V 480

Tilton, Prof. J. L., Assistant Iowa
Geological Survey III 119
121

Tilton, R. L., Makes address at Bur-
lington Semi-Centennial H
626

Tisdale, Capt., Commander steam-
boat on Des Moines river
IV 329

Tisdale, Lieut. Daniel, Jr., At battle
of Corinth I 216

Tisdale, William D.

Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 43 46
Regent State University IV
14

Titus, Calvin Pearl, Awarded medal
of honor VII 107

Tizzard, William I., Obituary V
560

Tobin, Pioneer Iowa editor V 124

Tobin, Prof. T. P. VI 473

Todd, Don Andrew, Indian trader V
324

Todd, Prof. J. E.

Iowa scientist IV 396

John Brown's Last Visit to

Tabor III 458
Writes introduction to Remi-
niscences of Rev. John Todd

VII 393

Todd, Dr. John, Register of Illinois

Land Office VU 250
Todd, Rev. John

Early Settlement and Growth of
Western Iowa, review of, by
Salter VII 392
Writes letter on the Kansas

troubles VIII 507
Todd, Capt. John Blair Smith

Appointed Brigadier General by
President Lincoln VIII

422

Delegate to Congress from Da-
kota Territory VIII 421
Elected mayor of Sioux City,

1867 VHI 417 421
Member of the firm, Frost, Todd

& Co. VIII 432
Pioneer of Sioux City VIII

431
Todhnnter, Lewis

Member of Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 69

VIII 22

Obituary V 396
Passenger on Des Moines river

steamboat IV 358
Tollefsrude Hans C., Obituary VI

158
Tolman, J., Had Indian wife VII

19
Tolman, John, Pioneer of lowaville

Tolman, John, School commissioner

I 366
Toman, William, Journalistic work

of V 123

Tompkins, Daniel D. VI 126
Tompkins, Robert, Journalistic worK

of V 120
Toole, William L.

Member House, First Territor-
ial Legislature II 574
Prominent member of the Amer-
ican party VIII 219
Toombs, Robert

Grimes replies to speech of I

515
Views of, on slavery question

IV 136

Tootle, Milton, Merchant of Sioux

City VIII 422

Toppan, Carpenter & Co., Engraved

plates for bills for State

Bank of Iowa I 333

Torbert, Gen. Alfred T. A. I 196

Torrence, Col. William M. O., Death

of VI 174
Torrey, Dr. John

Associated with Dr. James

VIII 312

Botanist VIII 165 291 346
Dr. C. C. Parry's association
with VII 414 416 417
419 421
Letter from Edwin James

VIH 178 180
Rafinesque associated with VII

207 217 219 223

To the Rev. William Salter, D. D.,
poem by Rev. C. E. Perkins

V 218

Totten, Gen. Joseph O., Gen. Warren
quarrels with VI 491

Totten, Silas, President State Uni-
versity IV 37-39

Tourtelotte, Lieut. Col. J. E. II

292 294 303

At Allatoona II 120 122
Letters to Gen. Corse II 284-
289

Touzaliu, Mrs. A. E., Daughter of
Mrs. Samuel F. Miller IV
639

Tower, B. P., Associate of Abner
Kneeland VI 351 354 358

Tower, O., Associate of Abner Knee-
land VI 358

Town Councils, Regulation of
Trade and Morals by, by
Herriott V 126

Towne, Maj. Ed. D. VIII 272

Towner, Judge Horace M., Writes
music for Iowa — Beautiful
Land IV 90

Townsend, Dr., Democratic candi-
date for mayor of Sioux
City VIII 417

Townsend, Albert H., Military ser-
vice of VI 580

Townsend, Col. E. C., Credit to VII
243

Townsend, E. D., Signs order giving
Charles Aldrich honorable
discharge from the army
VIII 583

Townsend, Edward, Obituary IV
400

202

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Townsend, Henry, Military service
of VI 580

Townsend, James L., Military ser-
vice of VI 580

Townsend, Judge John S., of Monroe
county VIII 489

Townsend, Mrs. John S., Tribute to
Rev. Samuel Clarke I 458

Townsend, Julius C., Naval record
of VI 616

Townships, Organization of, recom-
mended by Robert Lucas
II 421 422

Townsley, Clarence P., Military rec-
ord of VI 606

Toy, James P., Tribute to Lot
Thomas VII 77

Tracey, H. W.

Attends Thanksgiving- dinner at
the Tremont House, Sioux
City, 1857 VIII 418
Trapper VIII 412 417

Tracey, John VIII 410

Tracy, Gen. B. P. IV 642

Tracy, Gen. Edward D., Killed at
Vicksburg V 278 283

Tracy, Judge Joshua VII 479
Educated at Mt. Pleasant I
569

Tracy, Lorenzo D., Obituary VII
157

Trade and Morals, Regulation of, by
Iowa Town Councils, by
Herriott V 126

Traer, Amelia C., Instructor State
University IV 33

Traer, J. C., Member of Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857
II 563 III 69 635-637

Traer, J. W., Opposes legislation for
new capitol IV 247 249
250-252

Train, Capt. Charles, Pallbearer at
funeral of Gen. Williamson

V 556 VI 183
Transfusion of Political Ideas and

Institutions in Iowa, by
Herriott VI 46, cited

VI 502 524
Transmission, Marking Change in

Methods in VIII 470-471
Transportation, Changes in VIII

470-472
Transportation in War Times V

228

Travel— 1838 VIII 115
Treadway, W. B., Present at open-
ing of grave of Sergt. Floyd

II 310

Treasury permits I 177
Treat, L. L. IV 478
Tredway, Alfred, Obituary III

319

Tredway, O. C. IV 239
Treim, B. £., Member faculty State

University IV 56"
Treimer, Carl, Member faculty State

University IV 44
Tremaine, Ira H., Obituary VI

159
Tremaine, Orlando G., Obituary V

637
Trent Affair II 368

See also Spencer, John C.
Trescott, Wesley S., Pioneer of

Sioux City VIII 410

Trevis, Bev. Andrew

Obituary H 327
Pastor of St. Marguerite's
church, Davenport VIII
80

Trevor, Companion of W. F. Cool-
baugh on western journey
VII 402

Trewin, j. H., Chairman Municipal
Code Commission VI 134
Trieber, Judge Jacob, Opinion of
Henry Clay Caldwell VIII
248
Trigg, Joseph S.

Journalistic work of V 119
Obituary VIII 477
Trimble, Gov. Allen VI 127
Trimble, H. H. I 252 II 389

III 480
In command of company from

Davis county V 85
Lawyer of Bloomfield VIII

488

Trimble, William A., Recommenda-
tion of for boundary line
between Iowa and Missouri

VI 264

Triplett, Henry Harrison, Slave
owned by Mrs. George Wil-
son IV 571 573 574

Tripp, Mrs. Corinne, Daughter of
Gen. James A. Williamson
V 556

Trollope, Mrs. Prances M., Descrip-
tion of Frances Wright VI
349

Trestle, J. W., Elder Dunkers church

VII 281

Troup, Benjamin B., One of the de-
fendants in a suit for kid-
napping VIII 144

Troup, H. H., Elder Dunkers church
VII 276

Troup, Bobert, Letter by VI 405

Trow, John P. V 583

Trowbridge, S. C.

Furnishes information relating

to Poweshiek V 467
Possesses records of Claim As-
sociations of Johnson coun-
ty III 321 350
Sergeant at Arms, Constitu-
tional Convention of 1857
III 69

Trowbridge, Samuel V 313

Trowbridge, Deacon Theron, Sexton
Congregational church, Den-
mark, Iowa VII 10

True, David S. IV 481

One of framers of prohibitory
liquor law I 12 588 III
60

Trueman, John, Witness at marriage
of Corporal Allender IV
431

Truesdale, Bev. C. L., Secretary San-
itary Convention II 503
504

Truett, Major P., Marries daughter
of Henry Dodge VIII

500

Truitt, Jesse, With Lieut. J. A.
Straight recovers remains
of Col. Kinsman V 308
476

IND£X, VOLUMES I-VIII

203

Trumbull, George W., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 378

Trumbull, Jonathan, Artist V 171

Trumbull, Lyman IV 148 VIII

341

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII

113

Member of committee to notify
Lincoln of his second nomi-
nation III 73
Member of notable Congress
II 257

Trumbull, Matthew M.

Member Seventh General As-
sembly II 80 205
Obituary I 502

Tubbs, Iiieut. John !•., Stationed at
Ft. Dodge IV 538

Tubbs, Lewis Whitman, Obituary
V 79

Tubby, Josiah T., Secretary Iowa
Board of Education III
204

Tucker, D. W. VIII 133

Tucker, Dewitt, Died in Philippines
IV 320

Tucker, Howard VIII 132

Tucker, St. George VII 457

Tucker, Thomas J. VIII 133

Tucker, Will Ed., Pioneer Iowa edi-
tor V 124

Tullis, Amos K., Member Spirit Lake
expedition V 23

Tung-ate, Dennis, Obituary III 240

Turk, D. X. V 85

Turnbull, Frances I., Defendant in
case of U. S. vs D. M. Navi-
gation and Railroad Co. I
634

Turnbull, Peter, Names lake for
wife II 30

Turner, Miss, Receives prize at first
State Fair V 64

Turner, Alexander, Granted permit
to cultivate land near Ft.
Des Moines IV 170

Turner, Rev. Asa (Father Tur-
ner) V 552 VII 397
Aids contrabands VII 10
Biographical sketch, by Ma-

goun III 53
Distinguished in education and

religion VIII 190
Missionary work of I 526-
528 531 II 592 III

646 IV 388 VI 53
VII 2 7 11 370 592 602
Reference to Asa Turner and
his Times VI 357

Turner, Asa, Jr., Enlisted in war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11

Turner, Edward, Aids contrabands
VII 10

Turner, Edwin Bela, Member of
Iowa Band I 528 529
531 VII 593 594

Turner, Frederick J. II 323

Significance of the Frontier in
American History, refer-
ence to III 61

Turner, Iiieut. Henry S., Military
record of III 355

Turner, Prof. J. B., Brother of Rev.
Asa Turner III 53 55

Turner, James P., Defendant in an
indictment case VIII 145

Turner, John, Died in Philippines
IV 320

Turner, Mrs. L. A., Prominent work-
er in Woman's Relief Corps

IV 287

Turner, Dr. Mahlon P., Obituary IV
321

Turner, Nat II 250

Turner, Robert, Enlisted in Civil
war from Denmark Acad-
emy VII 11

Turner, W. P., Passenger on Des
Moines river steamboat IV
371

Turner, Watson, Enlisted in Civil
war from Denmark Acad-
emy VII 11

Turner, William H., Obituary V
80

Turney, Chester VIII 478

Tuttle, Lieut. Col., Takes part with
Iowa troops in Missouri
VIII 361

Tuttle, Calvin. Pioneer experiences
of V 135-138

Tuttle, Charles V 636

Tuttle, Prof. Charles, History of
Iowa, reference to III

99 IV 535 537 V 406
VII 450

Tuttle, Esther Crow V 636

Tuttle, Georg-e, Pioneer Iowa settler

V 135 138 139
Tuttle, James V 636

Tuttle, Gen. James Madison I 87
III 319 IV 585 588 V
636 639

Defeated for governor I 235
Member Fourteenth General As-
sembly IV 257
Swords, etc., in possession of
Historical Department II
319-320

Tuttle, John V 636
Tuttle, L. R.. Banking business of

V 52

Tuttle, Marcus, Aids in securing
passage of bill for new
capitol IV 246

Tuttle, Martin, Obituary V 636

Twain, Mark, Life in Iowa II 402

Twelfth General Assembly, Effort
by, for erection of new
capitol IV 241

Twenty-fourth General Assembly,
Establishes Iowa Geological
Survey III 113 118

Twenty-fourth Iowa Volunteers,
History of I 15 111 180
446 553 II 44 378 379

Twenty-seventh General Assembly,
Passes law for board of
control for state institu-
tions IV 309

Twig-g-s, Maj., Commander of Ft.
Winnebago II 87

Two Commemorative Acts VIII
475

Twombly, Mrs. Dorothy C., Wife of
Dr. Barker VIII 135

Twombly, Samuel T.

Associate of Abner Kneeland

VI 358

Facts relating to life of VI
359

204

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Twombly, Voltaire Faine,

At battle of Corinth I 215

216
Awarded medal of honor VII

111 113

Furnishes information concern-
ing Abner Kneeland VI
359

Stepson of Dr. Barker VIII
135-137

Tyler, Miss Alice S. V 299

Tyler, John I 428 431 II 431
432 III 562 VII 166
170 171 503

Tyler, John, Member of excursion
party on Des Moines river
1851 IV 345

Tyler, Mrs. John, Aids Judge Joseph
Williams VH 171 191

Tyler, Moses Coit II 323

Tyndall, John, Scientific investiga-
tions of III 13

Tyson, Eliza, Marriage of VI 585

UDELL, Nathan, Member Ninth

General Assembly IV 378
Underdown, Miss Jane, Wife of Ken-
dall Young II 567
Underground railway VI 480

VII 393
Denmark, Iowa, station on III

58 VII 10
Dr. Edwin James' connection

•with IV 126
Grinnell, station on II 255
Salem, Iowa, station on VI

377
Underwood, Alonzo, Military service

of VI 578
Underwood, Dr. Myron, Obituary I

584
Underwood, B. E., Experience of,

during flood of 1851 V

412
Uniform Enforcement of the Laws

VI 304

Union county, Naming of II 198

Union of Church and State at

Spring-dale, Iowa, by Macy

VII 34

U. S. Land Office at Sioux City

VIII 419

U. S. Public lands II 187 VIII

296
Updegraff, Thomas

Law partner of Reuben Noble

III 197

Member of committee to con-
sider bill for board of char-
ities IV 311
Upham, Ebenezer P. VII 239

Obituary IV 640
Upham, Warren, Scientific investi-
gations of III 2 6 20
Upton, G-eii. Emory I 324
Urban, Mrs. Ben. J. VIII 404
Urinick, D. VIII 132
Useful Paper VIII 76
Usher, Dyer, Obituary I 673
Usury in Early Iowa Legislation

IV 634

Utt, W. H., Extract from letter by

II 318
Utter, Joseph, Obituary III 160

VACCARO, JOSEPHINE, Wife of C.

P. Rafinesque VII 222
Vail, Jacob O., Member of Four-
teenth General Assembly
IV 257
Vallandig-ham, Clement Laird II

257

Van, Charley, Member of excursion
party on Des Moines river,
1851 TV 345
Van Aiken, John, Frozen to death I

396
Van Anda, Salue G.

Anecdote relating to IV 380
Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Presents resolution for repeal of

the dog law I 228
Van Antwerp, G-en. Ver Planck

Friend of Gen. Street II 101
President Des Moines River Im-
provement I 362 363
Receiver of land office II 217
III 252 IV 510 VI
213 VIII 146
Territorial Secretary III 391
Sketch of Mrs. Anne Clark Bel-
knap VII 535

Van Antwerp, Harmon, Member Ter-
ritorial Legislature IV
527

Van Bur en, Martin I 427 439
II 218 221 222 III 393
560 562 IV 622 V 381
VII 28 260
Appoints

Alvin Saunders postmaster
at Mt. Pleasant IV
316

George W. Jones Surveyor-
General of Northwest
Territory II 564
James Clarke Secretary of
Iowa Territory III

570 VIII 436
Joseph Williams Judge Iowa

Territory II 578
Judges of the Supreme Court
of Iowa Territory VII
166

Robert Lucas Governor of
Iowa Territory II

410 V 199 VII 69
Thomas S. Wilson Judge Su-
preme Court I 503
William B. Slaughter Sec-
retary of Wisconsin
Territory III 384
Approves act separating Iowa
from Wisconsin Territory
H 409
George W. Jones friend of II

563
John H. Charles votes for VIII

418
Letter of Henry Dodge to III

398
Nominated for Vice-President

II 415

Retains Joseph M. Street as In-
dian agent II 86
Van Buren county

Abner Kneeland's career in VI

340

Organized from Des Moines coun-
ty II 196
Pioneer mills in VI 425

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

205

Van Cleave, S., Member of Spirit
Lake expedition III 514
V 21

Van Cleef, I. VII 606

Van Dam, H.f Pioneer merchant of
Pella IV 348 349

Van den Broeck, Father, Missionary
among Menominee Indians
III 590

Van Dorn, Gen. Earl I 168 169

174 III 425 VI 297
At battle of Corinth I 100
At battle of Pea Ridge IV 583
584 V 245 VI 166
168
At Farmington, Miss. VI 444

Van Dyke, Ben, Escape from Hospi-
tal at Pleasant Hill, La.

VII 523 547

Van Fossen, Ezra, Obituary V 24D
Van Home, Georsre W. IV 513

Obituary II 78

Van Hyning-, T., Makes plans for the
Boone mound exploration

VIII 469

Van Law, C. H., Member of faculty
State University IV 45

Van Order, Ira Cook's exnerience
with II 610 611 613

Van Raalte, A. C., Leader of refor-
mation in Holland III 244

Van Sant, Samuel R., Delivers ad-
dress at Centennial of Port
Madison VIII 553

Van Steenderen, F. C. !•., Member of
faculty State University IV
44

Van Stig-t, X., Writes history of
Pella III 241

Van Tuyl, William, Pioneer experi-
ences of IV 523

Van Tuyl, Mrs. William

Experience with Indians IV

525

Oldest liviner settler of Daven-
port IV 529

Van Valkenburg", John, Instructor
State University IV 30
33

Van Valkenburg-, John, Educated at
Mt. Pleasant I 570

Van Vechten, Abraham, Judere Jona-
than C. Hall studies law
with VIII 20

Van Vechten, Mrs. C. D., Obituary
VII 319

Van Velzen, S., Leader of reforma-
tion in Holland III 244

Van Vliet, Stewart III 425

Van Winkle, A. S., Tribute to Charles
Aldrich VIII 610

Vance, Ex-Governor Joseph I 426

Vance, William, Wounded by out-
laws VII 262

Vance, Willis, Volunteers as pilot

Vancise, Edwin, Educated at Mt.

Pleasant I 570
Vander Pol, O., Seeks location for

Holland colony III 252
Vanderbilt IV 92
Vanderburg-h, Henry, Signs first law

passed by Indiana Territory

V 529
Vanderpoel, Clarence C., Obituary

VII 480

Vandever, Gen. William I 168

171 V 395
and Know-Nothingism VIII

211

Dispatch of II 119
Elected to the House of Repre-
sentatives VIII 75
Obituary I 236
Opinion on naturalization VIII

205 208

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217

Vanhorn, Maj. Thomas B. VI 126
Vanvleck, Botanist VII 201
Vardaman, G-ov. J. K., Speaks at the
dedication of Iowa monu-
ments VIII 72
Varg-a, Francis, Obituary V 560
Vasquez, Ensig-n Barony

Aids in defense of Ft. Madison

VI 249

Military record of III 104
Stationed at Fort Madison III
104 105 107

Vattel, Enrich von VI 414

Vaug-hn, Dr., Delivers lectures at
State University, 1849 IV
29

Vaug-hn, Lieut. A. P., Commended by
Gen. Corse II 125

Vaug-hn, Albert J., At Vicksburg V
278

Vaug-hn, Edward C., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Vaug-hn, William, Killed by outlaws

VII 262

Veatch, Gen. James C. I 302304
305 II 106 107

Veblen, Andrew A., Member of fac-
ulty State University IV
46-48

Veblen, Oswald, Member faculty
State University IV 48

Vedder V 265

Venable, Miss M. E., 'Wife of Stephen
Whicher IV 504

Venable, Dr. Samuel, Kentucky pio-
neer IV 504

Vermilion, Capt. W. P., Obituary I
673

Verreydt, Father Felix, In charge of
mission at Council Bluffs
II 551

Vest. Georg-e Graham VII 72

Sent as a senator to Richmond
I 165

Viall, Col. J. A. VIII 132

Vianney, John Baptist, Tutor in
home of Bishop Loras III
583

Vicksburg-, Iowa at, and the Nation-
al Military Park, by Thomp-
son V 272

Viele, Delia Maria, Second wife of
David Rorer VIII 123

Viele, Philip II 577

David Rorer marries sister

of VIII 123
Public career of III 206

Viele, S. D. I 292

Villard, William

President of the Northern Pa-
cific R. R. VIII 112
Supports William H. Seward
for president VIII 111

206

ANNALS OP IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Villipig-ue, Gen. John B. I 100

172

Vincent, Mr., Active member Anti-
Slavery Society VII 604

Vincent, Georg-e G., Regent State
University IV 14

Vincent, Mitchell, Member Floyd
Memorial Association II
311 313 IV 474 V 149

Vincent, Webb, Military service of
VI 578

Vines, W. C. J. VIII 133

Vineyard, James R.

Member Wisconsin Territorial

Legislature III 389
Trustee of university to be
established at Belmont IV

Vinson, Felix W., Captain Co. G. 24th
Iowa Infantry I 15

Vinton, Iowa

Asylum for Blind established at

II 207

Tablet to memory of
Thomas Drummond plac-
ed in VI 150 473

Vital Statistics, In Historical De-
partment VI 305

Vital Statistics, by Kennedy VI
276

Vitttun, Dr. Edmund, Pavs tribute to
H. K. Edson VII 397

Voffdes, Lieut. Charles B., Member
of faculty State University
IV 47

Vog-des, Gen. Israel, Lord Alford
serves on staff of IV 479

Voltaire VI 359

Von Coelln, C. W., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 11

Von Gauvain, Antoine, Member of
Icarian Community VI

Von Hoist, Constitutional History,
reference to VII 371 375
VIII 81 82 83 86 87 189
193 446 452

Voorhees, Daniel W. II 257

Voris, A. C., Delegate to the con-
vention which nominated
Abraham Lincoln VIII 94

Vorse, Addison S., Director Fort Des
Moines Steamboat Co. IV
361

Voting- With the Soldiers in 1864, by
Aldrich VI 618

Vries, Prof. Hugo de, Mutation the-
ory VIII 343 344 350-
357

WABASHAW

Attends council at Prairie du

Chien VI 188
Sioux chief II 84 90 99

VIII 177
Wachsmuth, Charles

Bibliography of works of II

358-359
Biographical sketch of II

349-359 403
Work with Frank Springer II

352 VI 390
Waddell, Charles, Naval record of

VI 616
Wade, Benjamin P. I 521

and the first nomination of

Abraham Lincoln VIII

188

Impeachment of Andrew John-
son VIII 339
Senatorial career VIII 328
Visions of the presidency VIII
334

Wade, Henry VIII 390

Wade, Martin J., Member faculty
State University IV 52
54

Wag-er, Serg-t. Charles, Severely
wounded I 192

Wag-g-oner, Newton, Commander of
steamboat on Des Moines
river IV 332

Wag-ner, Maj., Revolutionary soldier
VI 9

Wag-ner, Georg-e W., Obituary VI
320

Wag-ner, Henry, President of the
Capital City State Bank,
Des Moines VllI 539

Wag-ner, Walter, Obituary IV 160
320

Wag-neria, Eva Catherina, Minister
I 384

Wahcoota, Sioux Indian III 442

Wahkaw county, see Woodbury
county

Wah-kon-sa, Indian chief VI 397

Wainwrig-ht, Richard, Admiral Cer-
vera surrenders to V 147

Wakefleld, Georg-e W. VII 74

Active in securing law for pub-
lic libraries III 236
Corrects statement in Annals II

643

Makes address at memorial ser-
vices for Sergt. Floyd II
312

Member Floyd Memorial Associ-
ation II 311 313 IV
474 V 148 VI 478
Obituary VII 76
Sergeant Charles Floyd II

305

Reference to IV 473
Vice-President Academy of Sci-
ences and Letters, Sioux
City VI 312

Wakely & Test, Defend Charles B.
Thompson VII 344

Walcutt, Col. Charles C., Extract
from report of II 18

Walden, M. W., Vote on back pay
bill VI 552

Walden, Madison M., Makes effort
to defeat bill for new capi-
tol IV 245

Walden, Tyler P., Obituary V 638

Waldo, Rev. Daniel V 598

Wales, Nathaniel, Revolutionary sol-
dier IV 210

Wales, Susan, Mother of Clark
Dunham IV 210

Walker, Alden VI 630

Father of John Grimes Walker
VIII 235

Walker, Lieut. Anson J., At Jenkins
Ferry II 38

Walker, Charles E., Killed at battle
of Corinth I 215

Walker, P. L., Cashier Central State
Bank, Des Moines VIII
539

Walker, Gen. Prancis A., Tribute to
Gen. Charles E. Devens II
298

Walker, J. C. IV 348

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

207

Walker, Dr. J. C.

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 105 108
Member of faculty State Uni-
versity IV 44

Walker, Mrs. Jason, Daughter of
Caleb Baldwin I 209

Walker, Joel, Resident of Keosauqua
during flood of 1851 V
417

Walker, Joel M., Obituary IV 560

Walker, John. Pioneer minister
VII 595

Walker, John P., Died in Philip-
pines IV 320

Walker, Gen. John George, At battle
of Pleasant Hill III 403
404 405 407 409 413 VII
485 492 497 498

Walker, Admiral John Grimes VII

43

Naval record of VI 616 631
Obituary VIII 235
Public services of VI 392

Walker, Dr. Mary E., Only woman to
receive medal of honor
VII 105

Walker, Mary Ing-alls, Wife of Al-
fred Wilson Lee VIII
236

Walker, Nellie V., Models statue of
Senator Harlan for Statuary
Hall VIII 394 551

Walker, Percy H., Member faculty
State University IV 47

Walker, Peter, Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379

Walker, Robert J.

Secretary of Treasury, com-
munication to IV 482
Connection with Des Moines
river land grant I 358
360 361

President Buchanan considers
for Secretary of State VIII
509

Walker, Susan Grimes. Mother of
John Grimes Walker VIII
235

Walker, Col. T. A., Reaches Fort Des
Moines IV 359

Walker, Wesley, Early settler of
Keosauqua V 417

Walker, William, and the invasion
of Nicaragua VIII 57

Walker, Capt. William H., At battle
of Corinth I 218

Walker, Gen. William Henry Talbot
I 36 VI 174

Walker, William W. VIII 236

Extract from memorial volume

of VI 437 546
In Memoriam — John Weare, ref-
erence to VI 437
Obituary I 239
Promoter of railroads in Iowa
I 84

Walker, Mrs. William W., Family
reunion at home of IV
636

Wallace, Alfred Russell, English
scientist VIII 426

Wallace, Charles, Pioneer mill own-
er, tribute to IV 343

Wallace, Henry, Makes address at
unveiling of tablet to Revo-
lutionary soldiers VI 472

Wallace, James, Naval record of

VI 616

Wallace, John Pindley VII 41

Wallace, S. J., Scientific investiga-
tions of III 2

Wallace, W. W., Tribute to Charles
Aldrich VIH 618

Wallace, William Henry II 389
Campaign of, for Congress IV

392

Legislative service of II 393
575 IV 621 VII 255
266 267

Wain, E. D., Member Seventh Gen-
eral Assembly IV 36ff

Walnut, Passing of the, by Hussev
IV 539

Walton, Josiah P.

Keokuk's First Village in Iowa

II 56 74

Obituary IV 316
Reminiscence of, cited IV 512

Walworth, Mrs. Ellen Hardin, Value
of National Archives, refer-
ence to VII 562
Walworth, Georg-e H., Pioneer of

Jones County IV 465
Walworth, Reuben H. VII 299
WamTbaug-h, Prof. Eug-ene

Delivers address at the Semi-
centennial of the constitu-
tion of Iowa VIII 62
Member faculty State University

IV 51
Wamdisapa (Black Eag-le), Chief of

tribe of Sioux V 15
Wapello V 397 VI 87-89 192
Attends council at Prairie du
Chien at close of Black
Hawk war VI 196
Biographical sketch of II 636
Buried beside Gen. Street II
- 104 105 VI s 90 375 378

VII 592

Characterization of VI 202
Portrait of, in McKenney &

Hall's work III 229
Visits East II 100 VII

228 229
Wapello county, Named for Indian

chief VI 87

Wa-pellu-ka, Makes address at fun-
eral of Ma-tau-e-qua III
304
War Department

History of Ft. Des Moines No.

1, prepared by III 351
Prepares history of Ft. Madison

III 97
War Eagle

Chief of the Tankton Sioux

VIII 431

Sioux chief, Theophile Bruguier,
marries daughter of II
406
War of 1812 VI 248

Black Hawk's connection with
I 606 II 454-456 IV
619 VI 248 251 252 254

Robert Lucas' service in II
414-415

Mementos of III 650

208

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

War relics, Collection of, in Histori-
cal Department II 319
Ward, Col. IV 210
Ward, Mr., Clerk of steamboat on

Moines river IV 333
Ward, Duren J. H.

Contributes to Iowa Journal of
History and Politics VI
70
Investigates mounds at Okoboji

VI 629

Ward, Elial IV 210
Ward, Hamilton, Member of com-
mittee to draw up articles
of impeachment against An-
drew Johnson VI 552
Ward, James P., Pioneer resident or

Keosauqua IV 338
Ward, James M., Pioneer resident of

Keosauqua IV 339
Ward, William, Custodian of rec-
ords, West Point III 427
Ware, Eug-ene P. VII 397

VIII 431

Enlisted in Civil war from Den-
mark academy VII 11
Letter by, relating to early

Iowa history V 528
Pays tribute to Joseph Utter

III 160
Waring-, G-eorg'e E., Jr. V 32

Establishes system of drain-
age in Boone VIII 237
388

Obituary III 652
Warner, Joseph C. VIII 130
Warren, Bennett VII 376
Warren, Charles, Attends a Thanks-
giving banquet, Sioux City,
1857 VIII 418

Warren, Gen. Pitz Henry I 235
II 206 301 IV 581 V
14 75 338
Aids Gen. Dodge in securing

arms IV 580
and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII

82 89 93
and the Fugitive Slave case

VIII 191

and Sunday mail VIII 443
Attitude toward James W.

Grimes VIII 509
Biographical sketch, by Stiles

VI 481 548

Campaign of 1860 VIII 450
Candidate for Congress II

523
Candidate for governor II

521
Candidate for IL S. Senate VI

634

Characterization of VI 548
Defeated for Legislature VIII

203

Delegate to the Republican na-
tional convention II 583
Delegate to the Republican
State convention, 1859 IV
372
Distinguished at the battle of

Kirksville VIII 272
Politician of Iowa VIII 190
Public services of V 64
Secures Mormon vote for the
Whigs VIII 200

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor, 1859 VIII
217
Warren, Gen. Gouveraeur Kimble

IV 587 588

Warren, J. H., Obituary II 328

Warren, J. L. VII 480

Warren, Robert E., Obituary VII
480

Warren, Col. William A.

Aids in suppressing bandits in
Jackson county VII 260-
262

Member Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1857 III 32 69
633 VH 231
Public career of VII 599

Warwick, Charles A., Obituary VII
478

Washburn, Gen. Cadwallader Colder

I 22 IV 639

Washburne, Elilm Benjamin, Dele-
gate to Republican national
convention II 583

Washing-ton, Capt., Musters Ft.
Dodge troops into service

VI 571

Washing-ton, Booker T. VII 312

Work of V 616
Washing-ton, Bushrod, Wrote opinion

in the Dartmouth College

case VIII 55
Washing-ton, Georg-e I 503 II

301 III 76 IV 95 406

V 186 383 VI 74 475

VII 381

Anecdote relating to II 160
Facsimile of military order of

III ' 307
Letter by, relating to Louisiana

purchase VI 401
Letter to VI 402
Lincoln compared with IV

411
Portrait decorates the Senate

chamber, capitol VIII 314
Quotation from II 185
Uncle of Bushrod Washington

VIII 55

Washing-ton, Capt. John A. VI

393
Washing-ton county

Natural advantages of III

564
Originally called Slaughter III

384

Washing-ton monument, Inscription
on Iowa stone in I 661

II 517 639 VI 423
Wassoii, James R., Military record

of VI 607

Wasson, John, Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379

Waterman, Judg-e Charles M.

Attends exercises at laying of
corner stone of Historical
Building IV 82
Presents ancient paper to His-
torical Department VI
140

Resigns from Supreme Bench
VIII 478

Waters, C. O., Regent State Univer-
sity IV 14

Watkins, H. C., Pioneer journalist
of Keosauqua V 418

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

209

Watkins, S. H., Obituary VII 159
Watson, Cyrus L, Missionary to

Iowa VII 603
Watson, Hill, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304
Watson, James, Early settler of

Jackson county VII 603
Watson, James, Emigrant to Oregon

VIII 304
Watson, Samuel N., Lecturer State

University IV 56
Watson, Dr. William, Early Medical

Practitioners, notice of I

670
Watt, James

Member of Clearing House com-
mittee VIII 542
President German Savings Bank,

Des Moines VIII 539
Watts, David, Member of organiza-
tion for protection from

horse thieves VI 59 61
Watts, Dr. Jackson, Obituary III

320

Watts, John, Member of organiza-
tion for protection from

horse thieves VI 61
Watts, Thomas

Member Seventh General As-
sembly IV 366
Obituary I 672
Wauchope, O-eo. A., Instructor State

University IV 42
Waucoma, Iowa, Probably named

for Indian chief VI 100
Waukon, Iowa, Probably named for

Indian chief VI 100
Waukon-Decorie II 90
Waul, Col. T. JST.

Director Vicksburg National

Military Park Association

V 272

Loss of, at Vicksburg V 283
Waupekuk, Indian chief II 468
Way, Paul, Defendant in Fugitive

Slave case VI 9 12 15

16 19 28 29 36 40 44
Wayland, Francis, Educator VIII

316
Wayne, Gen. Anthony I 455

Father of David Rorer fights

under VIII 121

Defeats Indians II 179

Wayne, Judg-e James Moore II

613
Decision of, in Chouteau land

case II 338

Weare, Charles, Obituary VII 559
Weare, George, Banker of Sioux

City VIII 422
Weare, John

Influential in securing railroads

in Iowa in early days I

84

Iowa pioneer IV 636
Pioneer Perils VI 437 546
Weare, Mrs. John, Adventure with

outlaw VI 546
Weatherfield, Charles, Blacksmith

at Ft. Des Moines IV

170
Weather Record, Made and recorded

by T. S. Parvin and J. P.

Walton IV 317
Weaver, Mr., Reports depredations

of Indians III 493

14

Weaver, James B. VI 476

At battle of Corinth I 215
Attends the convention which

nominated Abraham Lincoln

VIII 93
Makes address at dedication of

Iowa monuments VIII

73 74
Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood

for governor VIII 217
Webb, Capt. Allen E., Obituary II

Webb, Bobert C., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV

312

Webber, Judg-e, Assists Gov. Clarke
with the Burlington Gazette
VIII 441

Weber, G. A., Seeks location for
Amana society I 386

Weber, John, Minister Dunkers
church VII 281

Webster, Daniel I 243 463 II
252 325 573 III 74 562 IV
79 148 326 V 33 206
VI 462 633

Appears for the appellant in the
Dartmouth College case
VIII 54

As an orator VIII 323
Characteristics of VIII 371
Favors pre-emption law III

334

George W. Jones business part-
ner of H 563 564
Statement relating to, corrected
II 643

Webster, Gen. Joseph D. II 132

Webster City, Iowa, Cemetery rec-
ords of VIII 60-61

Webster county

Included present county of
Hamilton I 575 IV

558

Indians in III 135
Original name of I 133 II

200 237

Votes bonds for railroads I
575

Weed, Mr., Charles A. Bishop
studies law with VIII
478

Weed, Rev., Pioneer preacher VII
637

Weed, Chester, Connection with
State Bank of Iowa I 291
292 V 101

Weed, Thurlow

and the first nomination of
Abraham Lincoln VIII
94 97 186

Weeks, Corporal Carlos P., Killed
I 558 561

Weeks, Charles, Frozen to death I
396

Weisseng-er, Col. Harry, Director
Vicksburg National Mili-
tary Park Association V
272

Weissert, Gen. A. G., Director Vicks-
burg National Military
Park Association V 272

Welch, Adonijah S., President Iowa
Agricultural College II

614 616 V 555 VI 476
VIII 387

210

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Welch, John, Captain of flatboat on
Des Moines river IV 348

Welch, Tom, Outlaw of Jackson
county VII 262

Welch, William, Military service of

VI 578
Weld, Laenas Gilford

Contributes to Iowa Journal of
History and Politics VI
70

Dredging equipment devised bv
I 298

Member of faculty State Uni-
versity IV 46
Wellers, Members Dunkers church

VII 278
Welles I 518

Welles, A. X., Defendant in case of
U. S. vs. D. M. Navigation
& R. R. Co. I 634

Welles, Gideon

Delegate to the convention
which nominated Abraham
Lincoln VIII 90 98
Secretary of the Navy VII
511

Welles, William B., Connection with
D. M. river land grant
troubles I 547 632 634

Welles, Woolsey, Defendant in case
of U. S. vs. D. M. Naviga-
tion- and R. R. Co. I 634

Wellington, Arthur Mellen, Tribute
to L. S. Coffin V 564

Wells, Mr., Captures prairie wolf

VIII 42

Wells, Rev. A. N. VII 604
Wells, D. Franklin, Instructor State

University IV 31-33
Wells, E. T., Communication signed

by I 90

Wells, George, Obituary VII 560
Wells, Guy

Assists Samuel R. Curtis with

Des Moines river engineer-
ing VIII 392
Obituary IV 240
Pronounces stone in capitol

building imperfect V 210
Wells, Bev. J. D., Obituary IV

238

Wells, M. D. VII 239
Wells, William B., Naval record of

VI 616
Wells, William C., Color bearer at

Corinth I 219
Welsch, Mr., Resident of Keosau-

qua V 416
Welton, Henry S., Instructor State

University IV 30 31

40 42
Wemple, Mindret, Obituary IV

401
Wentwprth, "Long1" John

Editor Chicago Democrat IV

477
Introduces James W. Grimes

to President Pierce VII

374

Wentz, A. D. VIII 133
Wentz, Col. Augustus, Reminiscence

of III 379
Wesley, John, Prepares course of

reading for young ministers

I 455
West, Capt. II 100

West, P. B., Member of State aud-
iting committee HI 310

"West, Frank A., At Allatoona II
128

West, G. B., Early Iowa journalist
V 382

West, J. A. A., At battle of Pleasant
Hill III 404 405 408

West, J. T., Marriage of VI 585

West, Jesse, Pastor Dunkers church
VII 274

West, John P., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 379

West, W. E., Officer Dunkers church

VII 274

West Branch, Iowa, Society of
Friends at IV 266

West Liberty, Iowa, Friends meet-
ing at IV 265

West Point, Iowa, Scene of murder
of Miller and Liecy VI
376

West Point Military Academy III

426

Graduates of, from Iowa VI
594

Western plains, Crossing in 1850

VIII 516-535

Western Stage Company IV 367
Furnishes free transportation

for State officers II 528
Westfall, Cornelius M., Died of

wounds I 451
Weston, Maj. Eli W., At battle of

Pea Ridge I 170
Westing-house, George, Inventor of

railroad appliances V

566
Weston, John, Severely wounded at

battle of Pleasant Hill

III 28
Wetherall, W. E., Member Ninth

General Assembly IV 379
Wetherell, Dr. Aaron Delano, Obitu-
ary II 645
Wetmore, L. D. VI 240
Wharton, John A. I 556557
What Glaciers Have Done for Iowa,

by Calvin IV 138
Wheaton, Gen. Frank I 324-326
Wheelan, Henry, Pioneer of Keo-

sauqua V 415
Wheeler, F. M., Elder Dunkers

church VII 278
Wheeler, Lieut. G. M., Geographical

and geological survey in

charge of HI 116
Wheeler, Gen. Joseph I 312 II

119 V 540 VI 174 299

300
Wheeler, Loring

Case of Mr. Loring Wheeler, by

Shambaugh III 454
Member House, First Territorial

Legislature II 317 IV

4

Wheeler, Lieut. P. A. V 244
Wheelock, Bev. Eleazer, Founder of

Dartmouth College VIII

51 52
Wheelock, B. U., Member of Spirit

Lake expedition II 153

III 495 497 498 499 509

511 525 IV 237 V 16-

18 21

Wheeler, William B., Military rec-
ord of VI 607

X, VOLUMES I-VIII

211

Whelen, Henry, Naval record of VI
616

Whence Came the Pioneers of Iowa,
by Herriott VII 367 446

Whetstone, Jacob, Emigrant to Ore-
gon VIII 304

Whetstone, Thomas, Emigrant to
Oregon VIII 304

Whicher, George M., Stephen
Whicher IV 494

Whicher, Jason IV 501

Whicher, Stephen

Biographical sketch IV 494
Distinguished Iowa jurist VIII

190

Early Iowa lawyer II 577
Lecturer State University IV

29

Member of commission to pre-
pare code V 161
Pioneer lawyer of Muscatine

VII 363 370

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69

Whicher, Mrs. Stephen IV 504
512

Whipple, Gen. Amiel Weeks III
425 VII 416

Whipple, P. J., Instructor State Uni-
versity IV 32

Whipple, W. P. VI 473

Whisenaud, J. D.

Member of Clearing House com-
mittee VIII 542
President of the Central State
Bank, Des Moines VIII
539

Whitaker, Rev., Solicits aid for
Dartmouth College VIII
51

Whitaker, George, Honors Gen.
Crocker I 231

Whitaker, John M.

Candidate for member of Ter-
ritorial Legislature VI
354 355

Commissioner to select land for
State University IV 17

Whitaker, Romaine A., Obituary
IV 160

Whitcher, Mrs. M. !•., Recollections,
cited IV 496

Whitcher, Stephen, Account of IV
495 496 497 501

Whitcomb, Miss Mary R.

Abner Kneeland, His Rela-
tions to Early Iowa History
VI 340, reference to VI
386

Reminiscences of Gen. James C.
Parrott III 364, refer-
ence to III 656

White, Capt., Attorney for prosecu-
tion in trial of Patrick
O'Connor III 323

White, Mr., Claimed original inven-
tion of one of Colt's fire-
arms I 352

White, A. S., Attends the first in-
auguration of Abraham
Lincoln VIII 44

White, Abe, Meets Governor Kirk-
wood at Sioux City VIII
427

White, Capt. Alexander, Denied ex-
emption from the operation
of the law III 332

White, Andrew D., Eulogizes Wil-
liam Pitt Fessenden VIII
339

White, Miss B. M., Lady principal
Denmark Academy VII

9

White, Bard III 654
White, Betsy VII 593
White, Caroline III 447
White, Caroline Augusta, Obituary

VI 319
White, Dr. Charles A.

Appreciation of VII 469
Biographical Memoir of Charles
Christopher Parry VII

413 470
Brother of John W. White

VIII 160
Early Homes and Home-Makers

of Iowa IV 179
Honored by Geological Society

of London IV 397
Incidents in life of V 557
Letter by, correcting error V

314
Letter by, relating to bone-bed

at Ames VI 124
Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 48 49
My Boyhood Recollections of
the Sac and Fox Indians V
617
Organization of Organic Forms

VIII 343-358
Recollections of Dr. Edwin

James IV 234
Rev. Willis Hervey Harris, D.

D. V 219

Scientific and educational work

of II 362 III 116 117

White, Mrs. Charles A., Obituary

V 556

White, Charles E. V 557
White, George Philip, Military rec-
ord of VI 607
White, Herbert A., Military record

of VI 607

White, Herbert C. V 557
White, Horace

Assistant Secretary National
Kansas Commission VIII
507

Writes introduction to Herndon
and Weik's Lincoln VIII
84
White, Capt. James. Noted pioneer

III 370-372

White, Dr. James A. V 557
White, Jerome M. VIII 418

Commander of Co. E, Northern

Border Brigade V 504

505 506

Obituary VI 160
White, John, Carries news of Spirit

Lake massacre to Webster

City III 551 V 16
White, Joseph H., Member Ninth

General Assembly I 226

IV 379

White, Col. Julius, At battle of Pea

Ridge I 171

White, Dr. Leonard A. V 557
White, Marian V 557
White, Massy III 447
White, Peregrine VII 593
White, Rebecca, Marries Charles

Larpenteur V 61

212

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

White, S. V., Vice-president Iowa
Society of New York VII
473

White, Simpson Samuel

Early Iowa settler VII 554
Obituary V 80

White, W. W. VII 140

Whitehead, Chaplain John M.,
Awarded medal of honor
VII 107

Whiteis, William B., Member fac-
ulty State University IV
54

Whitelock, Rebecca, Wife of S. F.
Miller II 487

Whitenack, Lieut. Robert H., At
battle of Corinth I 219

Whitesides, Samuel, Serves in Black
Hawk war VII 251

Whiting-, Judge Charles E. VII

Obituary III 315
Regent State University IV
14

Whiting-, P. VIII 391

Whiting1, Timothy, Connection with
State Bank of Iowa I
291 V 101 110

Whitman, George A., Describes
Clayton county VIII 382

Whitman, Dr. Marcus, Oregon pio-
neer IV 624

Whitman, Walt V 29

Relations with James Harlan
VI 225

Whitmarsh, Charles, Pioneer settler
of Denmark, Iowa VII 5

Whitmarsh, George, Enlisted in Civ-
il war from Denmark Acad-
emy VII 11

Whitmarsh, Timothy, Enlisted in
Civil war from Denmark
Academy VII 11

Whitmore, B. B., Member Des
Moines Improvement and
Railroad Co. I 466

Whitney, Mr., Steals lumber from
Winnebago Indians II

87

Whitney, Asa, Credited with origi-
nating plan for Pacific rail-
road VI 289 294 295

Whitney, Franklin H., Obituary II
648

Whitney, G. IT. V 556.

Whitney, H. A. VIII 133

Whitney, J. W., Chemist and miner-
alogist first Geological Sur-
vey III 115

Whitney, Prof. Josiah D., Instruc-
tor State University IV
30 31

Whittemore, Otis, Member Ninth
General 'Assembly IV

379

Whitten, John, Obituary V 558

Whitten, Samuel V 587

Whittier, John G. IV 501

Ancestors of IV 494-496
Letter by I 494
Letter to I 493
Member of Hicksite branch of
Friends IV 265

Whittier, Thomas, Emigrant from
England IV 494 495

Whittington, C. M., Pallbearer at
funeral of Gen. Williamson
VI 183

Whit worth, Lord VI 413
Wick, Barthinins L.

History of Amana Society, re-
view of I 382 418
Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 45
Sketch of Charles Weare VII

559
Sketch of Lawson Daniels VII

559
Struggle for the Half-breed

Tract VII 16
Wickersheim, E. H. VIII 132
Wickham, Henry P., Member faculty
State University I 298
IV 49

Wickham, Mrs. H. P., Member of

Bahama expedition I 298

Wickware, Lieut. Charles, Obituary

I 158
Wigfall, Louis T., Makes disloyal

speech VIII 50
Wigny, A., Director Holland colony

III 247

Wilcoz, Mr., Reports depredations of

Indians III 493
Wilcox, Cadmus M. Ill 425
Wilcox, Franklin

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Obituary V 78

Wilcox, Bev. S. M., Conducts funer-
al services of Charles Aid-
rich at Boone VIII 573
Wilcox, William C.

Makes address at Centennial of
Fort Madison VIII 553
Member faculty State Univer-
sity IV 44

Wild cat currency, Plan for redemp-
tion of III 142
Wild, Oliver, Early Iowa lawyer

IV 484

Wilde, Judge Samuel, Abner Knee-
land tried before VI 346

Wilder, A. H., John H. Charles
forms partnership with
VIII 422

Wilder, Alfred, Enlisted in Civil war
from Denmark Academy
VII 11

Wilds, Lieut. Col. J. Q.

Characterization of I 562
Death of 1 561
Military service of I 19 23
29 '33 113 114 188 193 195
446 555 556 557 558

Wiley & Putnam VII 606

Wilkes, Capt. Charles, Connection
with the Trent affair II
368

Wilkes & Co., Credited with origi-
nating plan for Pacific rail-
road VI 294

Wilkie, Pranc B., Davenport Past
and Present, cited II

556

Wilkins, Capt. Harry E., Military
record of VI 608

Wilkins, Capt. J. E., Obituary V
236

Wilkins, Lieut. Beese, At battle of
Corinth I 219

Wilkinson, A. J. VIII 133
Wilkinson, Alfred, Pioneer settler
VI 447

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

213

Wilkinson, Lieut. J. B., Sent to aid
Lieut. Pike I 534

Wilkinson, Gen. James I 615

III 100 101
At battle of La Colle Mills VII

298 299

Sends Lieut. Pike to make ex-
plorations I 532 533
III 98 V 326 VII
450

Writing of word Des Moines
III 354

Wilkinson, Thomas, Pioneer settler
of Madison county VI
447

Wilkinson, W. S., Pioneer Settlement
in Madison County VI
447

Willard, Miss Florence, Assistant
principal Denmark Acad-
emy VII 14

Willard, Francis, Temperance work-
er IV 285

Willard, W. O., Description of Grin-
nell cyclone III 83

Willett, George B.

Member of Fourteenth General

Assembly IV 257
Obituary III 655

William III., King- of Holland, Sends
message to Hollanders in
America III 260

Williams, Miss, Wife of Gen. Will-
iam Vandever I 236

Williams, Aaron, Father of Mrs.
Matilda Williams Aldrich
VIII 570

Williams, B. VIII 133

Williams, David, Suffering of, in
blizzard I 395

Williams, Judge Elias H. Ill 274

VI 640

Anecdote relating to II 246
Lecturer State University IV
54 56

Williams, Francis, Pioneer Iowa
Quaker IV 266

Williams, Frank 1., Assists Delos
Arnold in settling with
Capitol Commissioners VII
97

Williams, George H.

Delivers memorial address on
William Pitt Fessenden
VIII 342
Oregon pioneer IV 624

Williams, George T., Obituary V
399

Williams, George W., Lecturer State
University IV 56

Williams, H. H., Member Ninth Gen-
eral Assembly IV 3Y8

Williams, Hannah Larrabee, Obitu-
ary VI 640

Williams, Harvey, Killed I 451

Williams, J. D., Capt. Co. K. 24th
Iowa Infantry I 15

Williams, J. J., Extends welcome to
members of Constitutional
Convention of 1857 III
70

Williams, J. I*., Member Fourteenth
General Assembly IV

258

Williams, James Blakely
Obituary VI 397
Son of Maj. William Williams
II 147 149

Williams, James H., Member State

Legislature VIII 25
Williams, James £§., Obituary I

423
Williams, Jesse I 434

Book borrowed by, from Terri-
torial library II 638

Clerk in office of Indian Affairs
II 416

Commissioner to select land I
356

Connection with Des Moines
river land grant I 359
IV 482

Connection with Missouri bor-
der troubles I • 655

Land warrant speculation VIII
439

Map of 1840, reference to VII
437

Rebuked by Governor Chambers

I 428

Williams, Judge Joseph I 435

II 389 VIII 65
Biographical sketch, by Stiles

VII 161
Characterization of II 578

III 464 VII 28 82
Decision in railroad land case

VII 23

Judge Supreme Court II 161

223 393 554 575 IV 514

515 632 VII 25 VIII

483

Recommended for governor VI

67

Term expires VIII 494
Williams, J. Wilson

Member Fourth General Assem-
bly H 400

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 379
Obituary I 239
Williams, Lucretia Adams, Wife of
Clark Dunham IV 218
Williams, M. T. VIII 133
Williams, Mary, Mrs. John F. Dun-
combe II 147 159 V
555

Williams, Matilda Olivia
Death of VIII 597
First wife of Charles Aldrich

VIII 570

Williams, Micajah T., Iowa pioneer
III 160

Williams, Miss Margaret, Member of
Bahama expedition I 299

Williams, Nelson G., Obituary III
319

Williams, Olivia Nichols, Mother of
Mrs. Matilda Williams Aid-
rich VHI 570

Williams, Lieut. B. S.

Borrows money of Confederate

soldier II 53
Wounded I 451

Williams, Beuben, Suffering of, in
blizzard I 395

Williams, Bobert, Facts relating to
VII 162

Williams, Stephen, Grandfather of
Mrs. Matilda Williams Aid-
rich VIII 570

Williams, Sturgis, Obituary VII
160

214

ANNALS OP IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Williams, Theodore S., Naval record
of VI 617

Williams, Thomas, Member of com-
mittee presenting indict-
ment against Andrew John-
son VI 550 551

Williams, Thomas J., Military ser-
vice of VI 580

Williams, Walter, Editor State of
Missouri; An Autobiography,
review of VII 71

Williams, MaJ. William II 239
III 440 IV 374 VII
140
Appointed agent to keep peace

with Indians II 628
Biographical data I 132 II
237 IV 440 VI 397

VII 162

Extract from Journal of, pub-
lished III 232 313

Historical Sketches — Northwest-
ern Iowa I 132

Leader of Spirit Lake expedition

II 69 153 158 237 HI
490 491 493 495 500 503 504
507 509 510 522 523-526 528
531 535 540-542 544 545 548
553 565 V 17 18 20 21
23 554

One of founders of Ft. Dodge

I 136 IV 537
Ordered to complete works at

Iowa lake V 498
Post trader at Ft. Dodge IV

535
Sketch of life, by Carpenter II

146 237
Williams, William H., Son of Maj.

William Williams II 147
Williams, Wright, County judge H

582
Williamson, At Farmington, Miss.

VI 445
Williamson, Miss Kaidee, Daughter

of Gen. James A. Williamson

V 556 VI 183
Williamson, (Jen. James A. IV 585

VIII 320

At battle of Pea Ridge V
Awarded medal of honor VII

III 113

Influential in securing legislation

for removal of capitol VH

86
Memoir of, by Dodge VI 161

reference to V 633
Message from IV 586
Military relics of, in possession

of Historical Department

II 320 V 540
Obituary V 556

Williamson, John, Obituary V 559
Williford, Capt. G. W. I 324
Willis, Harvey, Obituary V 240
Willison, Maj. Asias II 18
Willits, Jim, Member crew, Des
Moines river steamboat IV
333

Wilmot, David, Delegate to the con-
vention which nominated
Abraham Lincoln VIII 88
Willmott, B. A., Quotation from II

173
Willsou, Sumler IV 557

Aids in equipping Spirit Lake
expedition III 526

Death of IV 558
Willson, Walter C. VI 317

Aids in equipping Spirit Lake
expedition HI 526

Obituary IV 557

Visits legislature with Charles

Aldrich H 203
Willson, Mrs. Walter C., Tribute to

III 538

Wilson, Capt., Commander of steam-
boat on Des Moines river

IV 330

Wilson, Lieut. Col., of the 16th Regi-
ment Illinois Volunteers
VIII 359 360

Wilson, A. A., Introduces bill to
prevent sale of liquor IV
178

Wilson, Alexander, Notes on the
passenger pigeon III 231

VII 202
Wilson, Anson H.

Aids in locating relatives of

Thomas Cox VII 242
Pioneer of Jackson county VII

596 635 636

Wilson, Lieut. Col. B. W. I 192
Wilson, Bertha, Member Bahama, ex-
pedition I 299

Wilson, Charles B., Member faculty
State University IV 43
Wilson, Prof. Daniel V 465
Wilson, David, Pioneer of Denmark,

Iowa VII 5
Wilson, Lieut. David B., At battle

of Corinth I 216
Wilson, David S. I 503 II 242

IV 231 563
Letter to President Polk VIII

437

Wilson, George, Grandfather of
Lieut. George Wilson IV
563
Wilson, Lieut. George IV 232

Aids Gen. Street in surveying

Neutral Ground II 617

Biographical material II 242

243 IV 231 VII 399

453

Biographical sketch, by son

IV 563

Military relics of, in possession
of Historical Department
II 242 320

Wilson, Mrs. George, Owner of ne-
gro, Henry Triplett IV
571

Wilson, George, Jr. VII 146
George Wilson IV 563
Obituary VII 399
Presents sword of father to His-
torical Department II
242

Wilson, Georffe J. H. VIII 132
Wilson, George S., United States vs.

VIII 144

Wilson, Henry II 257 IV 148

VIII 83

Delegate to Republican national
convention, 1856 II 582
Episode concerning II 583
Wilson, Isaac P.

Lecturer State University IV
54

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

215

Member faculty State Universi-
ty IV 57
Wilson, J. P., Member Ninth General

Assembly IV 379
Wilson, Gen. J. H. VI 575
Wilson, Col. J. W. IV 320
Wilson, James IV 94 114 V
79 341

Attends banquet given by Iowa
Society of New York VII
473

Regent State University IV

14

Wilson, James P. I 252600 II
167 257 396 482 488 560 III
628 IV 217 V 585

VI 76 155 320 398 VII
158

Address of, published III 230

At the convention which nomi-
nated Abraham Lincoln
VIII 98

Characterization and biographi-
cal data II 225-228

Delegate to Constitutional Con-
vention of 1857 III 33
34 69 633-635 639

Extract from address of IV
. 546

Introduces bill relating to Des
Moines river land grants in
U. S. senate I 551

Introduces resolution relating to
taxation in Constitutional
Convention, 1857 V 428

Makes address at laying of cor-
nerstone of capitol V
215 VII 89

Makes address at reunion of
Constitutional Convention of
1857 III 70

Member of Capitol Commission.
V 209 VII 87

Member of congressional com-
mittee on impeachment of
Andrew Johnson VI 550-
552 VIII 333 334 336

Member of committee to notify
Lincoln of his second elec-
tion III 73

Member of the Constitutional
Convention of 1857 VIII

22

Member of Seventh General As-
sembly II 80 205

Procures set of War Records for
Historical Department I
65

Supports Mr. Aldrich in leg-
islative work VIII 565

U. S. Senator VIII 239 242

472

Wilson, James H. VIII 132
Wilson, Jesse VII 597
Wilson, Mrs. Jesse, Daughter of
Samuel Chandler VII

597

Wilson, John, Describes monument
erected to Thomas Cox VII
269

Wilson, Gen. John M., Director
Vicksburg National Military
Park Association V 272
Wilson, Joseph IV 571
Wilson, Joseph. S., Connection with
Des Moines river land grant
I 479 480 484

Wilson, Peter Miller, Father of
George Wilson IV 563
564

Wilson, Richard W., Military ser-
vice of VI 580

Wilson, Col. Thomas IV 415

VIII 600
Obituary V 478

Wilson, Judge Thomas S. I 252

IV 231 568 VIII 65
Books borrowed from Territorial

Library II 639
Commissioner to adjust claims

of half-breeds VII 21
Decision of, in Reid land case

VII 23
Favors plan for Pacific Railroad

VI 290
George Wilson, brother of II

242 IV 563
Governor Clarke's letter to VIII

438
Grants T. S. Parvin certificate

to practice law V 200
Judge Supreme Court II 161

223 554 575 IV 514 632
Letter to James K. Polk VIII

436

Obituary I 503
Public services of VII 28
Represents Dubuque settlers in

land case II 339
Signs petition recommending

Joseph Williams for gover-
nor VI 68 69
Wilson, W. VIII 132
Wilson, W. R., Member Spirit Lake

expedition III 514 543

V 21
Wilson, William

Obituary IV 481
Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Wilson, William Dnane, Character-
istics of III 205
Wilson, Woodrow VI 632
Wilson's Creek

Battle of I 595
Companies from Burlington par-
ticipate in II 3
Experience of soldier in IV

628
Gen. Lyon killed at II 201

III 430 IV 435 468
637 VI 590

Gen. Steele at III 429 430
Henry O'Connor participates in

IV 637

Wiltse, Henry A., Surveyor III
439

Wiltsey, Talmon, Obituary IV

562

Winans, Dr. Joseph, Surveyor III
442

Winchell, H. V., Buys aerolite III
284

Winchester, L. D., Member of ex-
cursion party on Des
Moines river, 1851 IV

345

Winchester, Sheldon G., Delegate to
Constitutional Convention
of 1857 I 408 III 32
69

Windom, William, Of Quaker paren-
tage IV 276

Windsor, John Wesley VII 606

216

ANNALS OP IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Wine, Member Dunkers church VII

275
Winfield, Iowa, One of Davenport's

competitors for county seat

I 52

Wing1, Bev. A. !•., Conducts funeral
service of Samuel Murdock

III 273

Wing-, Austin E. Ill 293 295

Delegate to Congress from
Michigan Territory III
291

Wing, Capt. J. X., At battle of Cor-
inth I 103

Wing, Prof. Leonard P., Principal
Denmark Academy VII

13
Winn, Friend of Raflnesque VII

213
Winnebago Indians I 611 II

177 III 388
Aid British in War of 1812 VI

252
Attack on Ft. Madison III

104 VI 249

Attend council at Prairie du

Chien II 181 VI 187

Beltrami's characterization of

V 614

Brief account of II 184

Character of II 84

Come into possession of Neutral

Ground II 93 94 V

458 VI 196 229 VII

284
Cede interest in Neutral Ground

to U. S. VII 285 443
Depredations of VI 135 393
Fear Sac and Fox Indians III

390

Fur trader among V 546
Gen. Street's work with II

81-105 III 601-623 VI

364
History of, in Iowa VI 99

100
Julien Dubuque's influence over

II 334

Letter relating to IV 448

450
Mission school for VI 354

VII 452
Part of Dacotah family II

176
Participate in Black Hawk war

VI 195

Treaty with HI 143 601 VI

196 365 366
Treaty with, for sale of land II

93-94 97
Treaty of peace with Sacs and

Foxes II 92
Treaty of 1837 VII 115-139

172-195
Winneshiek, Indian chief II 468

VI 100
Winneshiek county

Facts in history of VI 228
Named for Indian chief VI

100

Winslow, H., Appointed steward of
Insane hospital at Mt.
Pleasant II 613
Winslow, Judge Horace S., Obituary

IV 320

Winsor, Justin, Westward Move-
ment, notice of IV 75

Winter, Elizabeth W., Mrs. Samuel

F. Miller IV 639
Winton, Nathan, Revolutionary sol-
dier buried in Iowa VI
634
Winzenried, C. M., Seeks location for

Amana Society I 387
Wirt, Bev. John A., Obituary VIII

559
Wirt, William

Masonic candidate for president

IV 505
U. S. Attorney General VIII

54
Wisconsin Historical Collections,

cited IV 611
Extract from VI 190
Wisconsin Historical Society, Ac-
knowledgment to II 478
James Davie Butler's connection

with VII 475
Newspaper files of IV 73
Possesses Journal of Sergt.
Charles Floyd II 305

VII 475

Work of, by Thwaites I 258-

265 333
Wisconsin Territory

Acts of, organizing Iowa coun-
ties III 336

Building for the first legislature

VIII 434

Boundaries of, established I
644

Correspondence of Henry Dodge,
relating to III 220 290
384

First capitol of II 316-319
391 HI 143

Iowa part of II 409 III
325 446 VI 570

Indians in XX 81-105

Laws governing III 341

Laws of, adopted by Iowa VI
144

Laws of, relating to county fi-
nance VI 130

Organization of II 316 III
143 446 IV 4

Provisions of Ordinance of 1787
relating to IV 4

Second Legislature VIII 434
Wise, B., Active in Territorial poli-
tics VI 354

Wise, George D., Favors bill for
safety appliances on rail-
roads V 571 573 577 578
579
Wise, Henry A.

Governor of Virginia VIII
300 493

Member of Congress from Vir-
ginia III 562 563

Searches for co-conspirators with

John Brown II 256
Wise, J. C., Wounded at battle of

Corinth I 216
Wise, John P. VIII 132
Wise, Capt. Samuel M., At battle of
Wilson's creek IV 470
Wistar, Gen. Isaac J. VI 573
Wister, Friend, Member of commis-
sion to treat with Indians
II 523

Withers, Alexander Scott, Chronicles
of Border Warfare, extract
from VII 367

INDEX, VOIvUMES I-VIII

217

Withrow, Thomas P. I 582 II

521

Argument of, cited V 441
Defends Charles B. Thompson

VII 344
Public services of III 309

Withrow, W. S., Letter by V 315

Wittenmeyer, Annie

Attack on, by Samuel A. Russell

I 342
Biographical sketch of, by

Whitcomb IV 277
Obituary IV 402
Tribute to IV 482

Wittenmeyer, Charles Albert, Son of
Mrs. Annie Wittenmeyer
IV 288

Witter, Amos

Introduces bill for prohibitory

liquor law I 588
Public services of III 379
Regent State University IV
14

Witter, Prof. P. M., Scientific inves-
tigations of III 19

Wittmer, Jacob, Seeks location for
Amana Society I 387

Wolcott, Anne VII 534

Wolcott, Arthur VII 533 534

Wolcott, Arthur Ellsworth VII
534

Wolcott, Bertha VII 533 534

Wolcott, Clara Belknap, Sketch of,
by Shaffer VII 533

Wolf, A., Pastor Dunkers church
VII 275 276

Wolf, Abram, Elder Dunkers church
VII 282

Wolf, Almira, Marriage of VI

585

Wolf, C. E., Pastor Dunkers church
VII 282

Wolf, Elder George, Assists in or-
ganization of Dunkers in
Iowa VII 274

Wolf, Gov. George, Rafinesque vis-
its VII 219

Wolf, James, At Quebec IV 564

Wolf, Judge William P. IV 76

Wolf. William Penn., Obituary II
643

Wolves in Iowa VIII 42

Woman's Sanitary Convention, Re-
sults of II 502 503

Women's Christian Temperance
Union, Mrs. Wittenmeyer's
connection with IV 285

Women's Belief Corps, Mrs. Witten-
meyer's work in IV 285

Women's Temperance Crusade, In
1858 IX 271

Wonn, Horatio A., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV

312

Wood, Mr., Suggests that George H.
Yewell make painting for
capitol V 168 169 171

Wood, Abram E., Military record of
VI 608

Wood, Alfred, Member faculty State
University IV 44

Wood, Gen. Charles B. IV 594

VI 176

At battle of Atlanta VI 178
Commends James A. William-
son VI 179

Wood, Maj. Henry Clay, Gives
Charles Aldrich permit to
take vote of soldiers VI
619

Wood, John, Publisher Western
World I 82 83

Wood Bros., Pioneer merchants
III 513

Woodbridgre, John VII 396

Woodburn, Prof. VI 633

Woodburn, J. C., Editor Lalpr's
Encyclopedia of Political
and Social Science VIII
86

Woodbury, Dr. E. I. II 593

Woodbury, G. M., Influential in se-
curing railroads I 84

Woodbury, Levi VII 624

U. S. Secretary of the Treasury
III 560

Woodbury county

Formerly Wahkaw II 236

399
Indians in III 135

Woodford, Capt. Jasper II 541

Woodfork, Bobert Chapley VIII

144

Woodin, D. C. IV 479

Woodin, George D., Obituary VI
240

Woodmansee, D. D., Makes address
at Burlington Semi-Centen-
nial II 625

Woodruff, Eugene A., Military rec-
ord of VI 608

Woodruff, P. W., Pioneer Des Moines
merchant IV 373

Woodruff, Marcus C., Member board
of Railroad Commissioners
V 593

Woods, James II 639

Clerk Supreme Court V 420
VIII 483

Woods, James W.

Anecdote told by II 573
Early Iowa lawyer II 577

III 42 IV 484 485
Instrumental in rejection of

Constitution of 1844 III
41

Woods, Maj. Samuel VI 45

Establishes Ft. Dodge I 135
136 IV 535 536 VI

397
Military record of IV 538

Woods brothers, Pioneer millers and
hunters VI 435

Woodward, J. A., Proprietor of excur-
sion on Des Moines river

IV 368

Woodward, J. S. VIII 510
Woodward, Prior, Early settler of

Keokuk county II 61 66
Woodward, T. C., Regent State Uni-
versity IV 14

Woodward, W. W., Cashier Daven-
port branch State bank V
110
Woodward, William G.

Biographical sketch, by Bran-
nan VII 619
Candidate for district attorney

II 581

Early Iowa lawyer II 577
IV 515 VII 363

218

ANNALS OF IOWA/ THIRD SERIES

Member Code Commission of
1851 II 163 IV 606

V 161

Member Supreme Court IV

485

Member Ninth General Assem-
bly IV 378
Regent State University IV

14

Signs petition recommending
Joseph Williams for Gover-
nor VI 68 69

Woodward, William H., Attitude on
the Dartmouth College case
VIII 51-53

Woodward & Preston VI 77
Woodworth, W. C., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV

379
Woody, James, Pioneer justice of

the peace IV 336
Woolsey, Claim of I 488
Woolson, John S.

Attends exercises at presenta-
tion of portrait of S. F. Mil-
ler I 241
Educated at Mt. Pleasant I

570
Introduces bill for board of

charities IV 311 312
Introduces resolution relating
to Des Moines river land
grant I 550 551
Obituary IV 317
Woolson, Theron W., Member Ninth
General Assembly IV 378
Work, Joseph, Obituary VI 320
Worth, Col. IV 449
Worthen, A. H. II 350 362

Connection with Iowa Geological

Survey III 115
Worthen, C. K., Sees brown pelican

in Illinois V 63
Worthing-ton, G-ov. Thomas VI

127

Worthing-ton, Col. W. H. VI 316
At battle of Athens, Mo. V

' 83 VII 70

Wrag-g-, John, Obituary II 567
Wray, Mankin, Member Dunkers

church VII 282
Wren, Sir Christopher VII 100
Wrig-ht, Mrs., Daughter of. Joseph

E. Griffith IV 297
Wrig-ht, B. P., Obituary VIII 560
Wrig-ht, Carroll IV 487

Regent State University IV

14
Wrig-ht, Col. Clark, At battle of

Kirksville VIII 272
Wrig-ht, Craig- L. IV 238

Tribute to Charles H. Lewis

VI 560

Wrig-ht, Gen. Ed I 497 H 408

476 IV 276_ V 583

Address of, published III 230

Assists at reunion of soldiers

in Des Moines V 347
Death of daughter IV 641
Instrumental in securing legis-
lation for State Library II
543
Life and public services of, by

Aldrich H 376
Member Seventh General As-
sembly II 80 205

Military record of, see History

of Twenty-fourth Iowa
Obituary H 325
Procures the canvases for Su-
preme Court room, capitol
VIII 314 315
Secretary Capitol Commission

V 212 VII 95
Sword of, in possession of His-
torical Department II
320

Supports Samuel J. Kirkwood
for governor in 1859 VIII
217

Wrig-ht, Edg-ar, Regent State Uni-
versity IV 14
Wrig-ht, Eli VI 448
Wrig-ht, Miss Plora, Obituary IV

641
Wrig-ht, Prances

Abner Kneeland's association

with VI 343 344 349
Biographical note VI 343
Wrig-ht, Georgfe P., Vote on bill for
board of charities IV

312

Wrig-ht, Judg-e George G. I 343
II 399 645 III 317

480 575 628 654 IV 556

V 76 229 VI 68 317
464 559 627 VII 167 312
VIII 130 132

Address at presentation of por-
trait of Charles Mason II
161 235

Address at reunion of members
of Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1857 III 32 69

Address of, published III 230

Aids in founding Soldiers' Or-
phans' Home IV 281

Assistant Commissioner Des
Moines river improvement
I 364

Attitude toward the Republican
convention of 1856 VIII
494

Biographical sketch, by Gue IV
483

Characterization of IV 541

Characterizes Meek family VII
608 609

Chief Justice Caleb Baldwin I
209

Chief Justice Supreme Court of
Iowa VII 622 VIII

212

Death of II 328

Death of eldest son I 582

Death of wife III 238

Defeats Daniel F. Miller for
Judge II 324

Estimate of Abner Kneeland

VI 340

Estimate of, by Peter A. Dey

VII 83

Furnishes information relating

to J. B. Howell I 347
George H. Yewell paints por-
trait of V 227
Honors Gen. Crocker I 231
Lawyer of Keosauqua during
flood of 1851 V 415 418
Legal opinion of V 429
Letter to Charles Aldrich pre-
senting portrait of Edwin
Manning II 321

IND£X, VOLUMES I-VIII

219

Mentioned in connection with
naming of Iowa countless
II 200

Mentioned in relation to Iowa
stone in Washing-ton monu-
ment I 661 662
Passenger on Des Moines river

steamboat IV 371
Practices law at Keosauqua

VIII 485 486

Presides at exercises at recep-
tion of portrait of S. P.
Miller I 241
Presides at unveiling- of por-
trait of Gov. Kirkwood I
152
Recollections of, incomplete IV

475 II 396
Reminiscence of Rev. Samuel

Clarke I 456
Supports Kirkwood for gover-
nor, 1859 VIII 217
Tribute to Charles Mason V

271

Tribute to Judge Joseph Wil-
liams VII 169
Van Caldwell II 386
Vote on back pay bill VI 552
Wrig-lit, Mrs. George G.

Biographical sketch IV 491
Obituary III 238
Wrig-ht, Mr. and Mrs. Georg-e G.,
Celebrate golden wedding
anniversary I 335
Wrig-ht, Helen, Marriage of VII

636
Wrig-ht, G-en. Henry H.

Letter relating to battle of

Athens VII 70
Obituary VII 157
Wrig-ht, Horatio G. Ill 425 426
Wrig-ht, Dr. James, ' Member board
of control Iowa Sanitary
Convention' II 504
Wrig-ht, James A. VI 480

Prints early form of Official

Register I 71
Wrig-ht, James A., Jr., Obituary VI

480
Wrig-ht, James D., Obituary VII

316
Wrig-ht, John, Father of George G.

Wright IV 483

Wrig-ht, John E. R., Killed at battle
of Pleasant Hill III 28
Wrig-ht, Lieut. John P., Wounded at
battle of Pleasant Hill III
28 423
Wrig-ht, Joseph

Defeated for member of Terri-
torial Legislature VI 355
Wrig-ht, Joseph A.

Facts relating to IV 483

484

Minister at Berlin VIII 212
Wright county named for II

199 200

Wrig-ht, Joseph J. B., Military rec-
ord of III 355

Wrig-ht, Miss Rebecca, Furnishes in-
formation to Gen. Sheridan
I 447

Wrig-ht, Sarah VII 635
Wrig-ht, Silas II 200

Governor of New York VIH
293

Wrig-ht, Thomas Miles, Pioneer
Jackson county VII 596
Wrig-ht, Thomas S.

Celebrates silver anniversary I

335

Obituary I 582
Regent State University IV

14
Son of George G. Wright IV

487

Wrig-ht, Gatch & Wrig-ht IV 487
Wrig-ht county

Naming of II 199 200

Sale of swamp lands in VII

360
Wycoff, Col. Richard B., Obituary

II 407

Wyer, Malcolm G., Speaks at the
Semi-Centennial of consti-
tion of Iowa VIII 63
Wyman, A. U., Banking business of

V 52

Wyman, R. H. VIII 133
Wynn, Dr. W. H.

Connected with Iowa Agricul-
tural College II 614
Tribute to Mrs. Stanton II
615

YALE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,

Sends missionaries to fron-
tier I 526

Yarman, Georg-e E. VIII 133
Yarnell, Harry E., Naval career of

VI 617

Yates, Governor Richard, Aided by
Mrs. Ann E. Harlan in sol-
diers' relief work II 491
Yell, Archibald, Iowa county named

for H 200

Yell county, See Webster county
Yellow Bayou, Battle of, by Donnan

VI 241 306
Yellow Thunder, Winnebago chief

IV 448
Yeomans, James D., Obituary VII

640
Yeoman, Capt. Joseph O. A.

Apostrophe to the Blue and the

Gray V 385
Obituary IV 637
Yeomans, Dr. Stephen P.

Extract from address of IV

530
Friend of George W. Jones

VIII 428
Obituary VI 235
Vice-president Floyd Memorial
Association II 313 IV
474
Yewell, Georg-e H.

Charles Mason's friendship with

II 167 V 225
Notice of VII 37
Paints portraits of

Charles Mason II 161

235

General G. M. Dodge I 65
Governor John Chambers
I 443 V 542 VI
231

Governor Samuel J. Kirk-
wood I 151 IV
547

220

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Hiram Price II 482 V
157 227

T. S. Parvin V 207
Reminiscences of Charles Mason

V 161 225 251
Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 609
Yost, Lieut. John, At battle of

Pleasant Hill III 408
Young1, Hung for murder of Col.

Davenport IV 529
Young1, Chaplain VII 294
Young1, Brig-ham IV 314 VII

346

See Mormons in Iowa
Young-, Calvary M., Awarded medal

of honor VII 111
Young", D. C. VIII 479
Young*, David, Pioneer of Jackson

county VII 598
Young-, Edwin, Noted settler of Ore-
gon VI 457
Young-, Eleanor, Sister of Thomas

Cox VII 251
Young1, P. D., Trustee of Kendall

Young Library VI 235
Young1, J. W., Trustee of Kendall

Young Library VI 235
Young-, James A., Member of Con-
stitutional Convention of

1857 III 33 37 69
Young-, Capt. John A., Speaks at the

dedication of Iowa monu-
ments VIII 73
Young-, Joseph B., Member of Ninth

General Assembly IV

379 380
Young1, Josiah T., Obituary VIII

320
Young1, Kendall IV 478

Founder of library in Webster

City VI 235
Grave of grandfather, restored

V 232

Obituary II 566
Young1, Mrs. Kendall, Obituary VI

235
Young1, Lafayette

Makes speech at Burlington

Semi-Centennial II 623

Tribute to Charles Aldrich

VIII 575

Vote on bill for board of chari-
ties IV 312

Young-, Madison, Experience of dur-
ing flood of 1851 V 404

Young1, B. M., Commissioner Gen-
eral Land Office I 358

Young1, Mrs. Sarah (Aunt Becky)
Obituary VIII 479

Young1, Dr. T. M., Letter to Gen.
Corse II 291

Young1, W. J., Obituary II 487

Young1, Capt. William, Revolutionary
soldier III 652

Young1, William C., Agent for Thom-
as Rutherford in Fugitive
Slave case IV 129 130

Young1, Brigadier Gen. William H.,
At Allatoona II 122 124
125

Young-erman, Conrad

Names building for Gen. Crock-
er IV 228
Obituary V 235

Young-erman, Conrad, Drowned dur-
ing flood of 1851 V 405

Young-erman, John, Experience of
during .flood of 1851 V
405

Younker, S. VIII 133

Youthtime in Frontier Iowa, by
Duffield VII 347

Yulee, Mr. VIII 511

ZEIGLER, P. W. IV 639

Zhorn, Mrs. Elizabeth, Obituary II

488

Zhorn, J. G. II 488
Zhoru, James II 488
Ziehach, P. M.

Attends Indian wedding VIII

415
Editor Sioux City Register

VIII 419
Zimmerman, Augusta, Instructor

State University IV 34
Zuck, John, Elder Dunkers church

VII 279
Zwart, A. J., Cashier Des Moines

National Bank VIII 539

ILLUSTRATIONS

ABERNETHY, ALONZO, Portrait

VII 431
Aldrich, Charles

From marble bust VIII 630
Home in Boone VIII 614
Portrait IV 102 VIII 563
Aldrich, Charles, and wife, from a
daguerreotype VIII 595
American Wild Turkey IV 393
Appauoose, Portrait VII 228
Atkins, Charles, Portrait V 508
Autograph Signatures Members Con-
stitutional Convention of
1857, Facsimile I 224

BAILEY, A. X., Portrait V 117
Bailey, Dr. Gideon S., Portrait VI

316

Baker, Gen. N. B., Portrait I 81
Baldwin, Caleb, Portrait I 209
Banks, Gen. N. P., Portrait VII

481
Barker, Dr. Henry Hawkins, Portrait

VIII 135

Barkley, Alonzo J., Portrait III

23
Barris, Rev. W. H., Portrait V

219

Battleship Iowa V 145
Beltrami, J. C., Portrait V 601
Benson, Solon P., Portrait VII

544

Bettannier, E. P., Portrait VI 112
Bicknell, A. D., Portrait IV 196
Bill of Lading-, Des Moines Belle,

Facsimile IV 376
Bill of Sale for Mulatto Boy named
"Jack", Facsimile VII
143

Bills of Agricultural Bank of Ten-
nessee, Facsimile V 10
Bills of State Bank of Iowa, Fac-
simile V 93 97 104 105
110

Bird's Nest II 633
Bishop, Judg-e Charles A., Portrait

VIII 478

Black Hawk, Portrait II 450
Block House at Council Bluffs II

550

Bloomer, D. C., Portrait II 586
Boies, Horace, Portrait I 329
Bonaparte Dam VII 615
Booue Mound, Stonework in VIII

467

Brainard, John M., Portrait I 391
Breaking- Plow V 447
Broadside Advertising- Personal Ef-
fects of Rafinesctue VII
223

Brown, John, Portrait III 458
Budd, J. L., Portrait VI 30
Bundy, Jonathan, Portrait IV

272

Bnrkholder, William, Portrait II
157

Bussey, Cyrus, Portrait V 81
Byers, S. H. M., Portrait II 438

CABET, ETIENNE, Portrait VI
107

Caldwell, Judg-e Henry Clay VIII
241

Calvin, Prof. Samuel, Portrait III
1

Campbell, Prank T., Portrait VIII
78

Capitol at

Belmont, Wis. II 317
Des Moines, new IV 241
Des Moines, old IV 252
Iowa City IV 1 V 386

Carpenter, Cyrus C., Portrait I
574 III 481 IV 437

Casady, P. M., Portrait II 195

Cascade, Bur ling-ton I 145

Certificate of Stock, Des Moines
River Steamboat Co. IV
355

Chambers, John, Portrait I 432
441

Charles, John H., Portrait VIII
401

Childers House VII 515

Church, Mrs. S. J., Portrait III
546

Church Tree VI 266

Clark, Col. Charles A., Steel en-
graving VI 81

Clark, Leander, Portrait II 44

Clarke, William Fenn, Portrait I
425

Clarkson, C. P., Portrait I 408

Clarkson, Richard P., Portrait VII
315

Clayton, Samuel, Portrait VI 428

Clearing- House Certificates, Facsim-
ile VIII 536

Coffin, L. S., Portrait V 561

Commission of Robert Lucas as
Governor of Iowa Territory,
Facsimile VII 64

Commission of T. S. Farvin as Ter-
ritorial Librarian, Facsimile
V 202

Cook, Ira, Portrait II 603 608

Coolbaug-h, William P., Steel por-
trait VII 401

Cooper, Miss Emma P., Portrait VI
9

Corals VI 544

Corse, Gen. John M., Portrait II
1 278

Corse letter, Facsimile II 121

Coues, Dr. Elliott, Portrait II
20

Counterfeit bill State Bank of In-
diana, Facsimile V 7

Cox, Thomas, Portrait VII 241

Crapo, Philip M., Steel portrait VI
221

999

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

Crinoids II 348 352 357

Crosley, Col. O. W., Portrait I 371

Cruikshank, George L. VI 571

Currier, Amos N., Portrait IV 49

BEAN, AMOS, Portrait IV 10
Dean, Henry Clay, Portrait VIII

299
Denmark Academy VII 13

Congregational church and VII

5

Denmark Academy, 1843 VII 5
Des Moines River Section V 48
Des Moines River Steamboat, Class

I IV 363, Class II IV
369

Dey, Peter A., Steel portrait VII

81
Diagrams Showing- Land Surveys I

648 650
Dillon, Mrs. Anna Price, Portrait

etching IV 454
Dodg-e, Gen. G. M., Portrait I 161

305 IV 577
Dodg-e, Henry, Portrait IH 290

384
Donag-hoe, Rev. T. J., Portrait III

592
Donnan, William G., Portrait VI

241
Drainage Map of Southeastern Iowa

V 38

Drummond, Capt. Thomas, Portrait

II 203
Dubuque, Julien

Autograph III 649
Plat of Land of V 328
Duffleld, Georg-e C., Portrait VI 1
Duffield, James, Portrait VI 206
Duffleld, Marg-aret, Portrait VI

210
Buncombe, John P., Portrait III

491
Dung-an, Warren S., Portrait VI

55

Dunkers Church VII 270 278
Dunham, Clark, Portrait IV 209
Durham, Samuel W., Portrait III
439

EASTMAN, ENOCH W., Portrait

VI 416

Eaton, Arial K.. Portrait V 33
Edmnndson, William, Portrait VIII

516

Ericson, C. J. A., Portrait . VIII 1
Estes, Lewis L., Portrait V 518
Evans, Robley D., Portrait V 143

FARRAGUT LETTER, Facsimile

II 634

F ess en den, William Pitt VIII 321
Finkbine, Robert S., Portrait V

209
First Catholic Church in Dubuque

III 585

First School House in Iowa III

445
Fisher, Maturin L., Portrait VII

93
Floyd, Charles, Facsimile of entry

in Journal of II 306 307
Floyd Monument V 177
Foote, John G., Portrait VII 97
Fort Armstrong1 I 609
Fort Atkinson IV 448

Fort Des Moines, 1844 IV 324

325
Fort Des Moines No. 2, Map of IV

161
Fort Des Moines, Monument marking

site of VIII 475
Fort Des Moines During1 Flood of

1851 V 401

Fort Dodg-e in 1852 IV 534
Fort Madison, 1808 IV 227

Plan of III 97
Fort Sanford IV 335
Fossil Coral VI 544
Frazee, Georg-e, Portrait IV 118
Friends Meeting- House IV 267

269
Frontier Live Stock Ear Marks VII

351

GATCH, C. H., Portrait I 354

629
Gear, John H., Portrait IV 555

V 583
Gear, Mrs. John H., Portrait V

593

Geological Map of Iowa I 296
Geological Section of Iowa I 296
Glaciated Surface at Kingston, Iowa

III 7

Grang-er, Judg-e Charles T. Ill

416
Granite Bowlder at Nora Spring's,

Iowa III 13

Grant, U. S., Portrait III 226
Grant's Des Moines Address, Fac-
simile III 184
Graves at Ag-ency City II 104
Griffith, Lieut. Joseph E., Portrait

IV 294

Grier, •William N., Residence of at
Ft. Des Moines IV 175

Grimes, James W.

Birthplace of VI 561
Facsimile of Proclamation of I

Portrait I 505 521
Grinnell, J. B., Portrait II 249
Grinnell Cyclone III 81 84 89 92
Group, Iowa delegates to the Chica-
go Convention of 1860
VIII 81 103 216 444 457
Group, Iowa journalists, 1860 VIII

209
Gue, B. P., Portrait VI 465

HAHN, MR. AND MRS. DAVID
SEWARD, Portraits VI
581

Hall, J. C., Portrait VIII 18
Hall, James, Portrait III 115
Ham, M. M., Portrait II 329
Hammond, Dr. William A., Portrait

IV 415
Harlan, Mrs. Ann E., Portrait II

489
Harlan, James, Portrait II 496

504 IV 88

Hebard, Alfred, Portrait I 651
Hendershott, Judg-e Henry B., Por-
trait III 624
Henderson, David B., Portrait VII

394

Hildreth, A. B. P., Portrait IV 86
Historical Building- III 472 IV
81

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

223

Holcomb, Judg-e A. B., Portrait II

260

Hoover, Harris, Portrait V 14
Hospers, Henry, Portrait III 259
Howard, Gen. O. O.

Facsimile order of II 135

Portrait II 112
Howe, Samuel L., Portrait I 566
Howe, Samuel Storrs, Portrait II

365

Howell, James B., Portrait I 345
Hubbard, N. M., Portrait V 477
Hussey, Tacitus, Portrait IV 323

INGHAM, CAPT. W. H., Steel por-
trait V 481

JACKSON, FRANK D., Portrait I

331
James, Dr. Edwin

Portrait VIII 162
Residence of VIII 277
James, John, Residence of VIII

181
Jamesia Americana VIII 289

KASSON, JOHN A., Portrait I 493

IV 90
Kearny, Stephen W., Portrait III

351

Kelley's Army IV 380
Kennedy, Dr. J. P., Portrait VI

276

Keokuk, Portrait V 307
Keyes, Dr. Charles B., Portrait III

111
Kinne, Judg-e L. G., Portrait VI

321
Kinsman, William H., Portrait V

241
Kneeland, Abner

Grave of VI 353
Portrait VI 340
Residence of VI 361

LACY, JOHN P., Portrait II 40
Landers, Capt. Frank E., Portrait I

641
Larrabee, Adam E., Portrait VII

298

Laub, Henry C., Portrait V 520
Laug-hlin, W. K., Portrait III 541
Leclg-e of Niag-ara limestone VI

536
Lenehan, Bev. B. C., Portrait IV

106
Leonard, Nathan B., Portrait IV

35

Leverett, Prank, Portrait IV 383
Limestone leclg-e VI 536
Lincoln, Abraham

Facsimile of letter to Gen.

Steele III 432
Portrait II 474
Lincoln letter, Facsimile I 699
Lincoln's Acceptance of Second
Election, Facsimile III 73
Loras, John Mathias, Portrait III

582

Loras, Mathias, Portrait III 577
Lucas, Bobert

Grave of II 424

Portrait II 409 IV 419

427
Lyon, Capt. Nathaniel

Facsimile Marriage Certificate

issued by IV 431
Portrait IV 419 427

McCBEEBY, J. L., Portrait I 200
McKnig-ht, Edward, Portrait V

513
McKinley, William, Portrait V

225

Macy, Jesse, Portrait III 321
Mag-oun, G-eorg-e P., Portrait I

525

Mahaska, Portrait VI 185
Map of the

Battlefield of Chapman's Bayou

VII 488
Battlefield of Mansfield VII

485

Black Hawk Purchase VI 197
Half-breed Tract VI 16
Iowa Portion of the Upper Mis-
sissippi Valley, 1780 III

558
Vicksburg Military Park V

276
Map Showing- Accession of Territory

from Indians VII 283
Maps of Battle of Pleasant Hill III

414 415 VII 491
Maps Showing- Des Moines Biver

III 555 556
Marks, Constant B., Steel portrait

VII 321
Marriag-e Certificate given by Capt.

Lyon to Bobert Allender,

Facsimile IV 431
Mason, Charles

Facsimile of oath of office of

II 168 V 262
Portrait II 161 V 251
Mason, Prank B., Portrait III 532
Ma-tau-e-qua, Portrait III 302
Matson, Dr. S. G., Portrait ill

450
Maxwell, John N., Portrait III

450
Mazzuchelli, Bev. Samuel, Portrait

VI 282

Medal of honor VII 103 105
Meek Brothers' Mill VII 608
Merrill, Samuel

Portrait V 335 344
Residence of V 349
Merritt, Darwin B., Portrait III

462
Mill in Van Buren County VI

425
Mill site in Van Buren County VI

432

Miller, Samuel P., Portrait I 241
Military Order of Gen. Washing-ton,

Facsimile III 307
Monument to Memory of Thomas

Cox VII 269

Moore, Col. S. A., Portrait VII 77
Moore, William S., Portrait I 657
Mormon Hand-cart Train II 592
Murdock, Samuel, Portrait III

271
Musquakie Houses— "Wickiups" IV

200
Musquakie Squaw and Papoose IV

202

NOBLE, BEUBEN, Portrait III

193
North, Mrs. Ada E., Portrait II

540 VI 624
Nourse, Judge C. C., Portrait VIII

481

224

ANNALS OF IOWA, THIRD SERIES

O'CONNOR, HENRY, Portrait IV

637

Old Zion Church II 416
Outline Map of the Drift Sheets of

Iowa III 19

PALMER, FRANK W., Portrait IV

403
Parker, Leonard P., Portrait III

179
Parrott, Gen. and Mrs. James C,,

Portraits III 364
Parrott, Matt, Portrait IV 467
Parry, Dr. C. C., Portrait VII 413
Parvin, Theodore S., Portrait II

473 IV 99 V 199
Pass issued to Mrs. Ann E. Harlan
by Secretary Stanton, Fac-
simile II 492
Patterson, Rachel E., Portrait IV

263

Felamourg-ues, Rev. J. A. M., Por-
trait VI 115
Perkins, Charles Elliott, Portrait

VIII 367
Perry, Theodore B., Portrait III

200
Pickard, Josiah L., Portrait II

174 IV 43
Pioneer Fences VII 354
Plumbe, John, Portrait VI 289
Poweshiek, Portrait V 467
Prairie Chickens III 645
Prehistoric Implements VII 539
Price, Hiram, Portrait I 1 585
Public Archives VII 561 564 569

577

Push-e-ta-neke-qua, Portrait IV
206

QUINTON, MRS. H. B., Portrait

VII 1

RAFINESQUE, CONSTANTINE S.

Portrait VII 196
Broadside for Sale of Personal
Effects of VII 273

Rafinesque, Life of Travels, Fac-
simile of cover and inner
title of VII 216 221

Rant-che-wai-me, Portrait VI 187

Receipt Given T. S. Parvin by Rob-
ert Lucas, Facsimile V
206

Remey, George C., Portrait VII
466

Rice, Samuel A. II 32

Richards, Charles B., Portrait III
508

Richman, J. Scott, Portrait VII
361

River Channels, Five illustrations

VIII 14 15 16 17
Robinson, Charles H., Portrait III

162
Rocky Mountain Columbine VIII

293
Rocky Mountain White Fine VIII

167 174

Rorer, David, Portrait VIII 116
Rustin, Charles B., Portrait V 506
Ryan, David, Portrait VII 154

ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH AND
PARSONAGE VI 118

St. Anthony's School, Davenport VI

116
Salter, Rev. William, Portrait II

509 IV 85 VI 592
Sawyers, James A., Portrait V

491
Scliaeffer, Charles A., Portrait IV

46
Scholte, Henry P., Portrait III

241

Sells, Elijah, Portrait II 518
Sharp, Mrs. Abbie Gardner, Portrait

HI 550

Shaw, Leslie M., Portrait IV 83
Shaw, Col. William T., Portrait HI

401
Sherman, Maj. Hoyt, Portrait V

Sherman, Gen. W. T., Portrait II

Shiras, Oliver P., Portrait V 321
Slagfle, Christian W., Portrait IV

Smelter at Dubuque III 65
Smith, Gen. A. J., Portrait, group

VII 481

Smith, Capt. H. I., Portrait I 621
Smith, Lewis H., Portrait V 493
Sod-covered Log- House VII 601
Spencer, Oliver M., Portrait IV

33

Spirit Lake Monument III 552
Spring-er, Francis, Portrait II 569

III 32

Spring-er, Frank, Portrait II 360
Stag-e Coach III 270
Stanton, Mrs. Margaret M., Portrait

II 614
State University

First Building IV 25

New Collegiate Building IV

29
Steele, Gen. Frederick, Portrait IH

424
Stockade at

Correctionville V 496
Estherville V 505
Iowa Lake V 501
Stratton, Capt. Franklin L., Portrait

VI 577
Street, Gen. Joseph M.

Portrait II 81

Residence of, at Agency City

VII 115

TABLET TO MEMORY OF REVO-
LUTIONARY SOLDIERS
VI 471

Tablet to Memory of Thomas Drum-
mond VI 471

Taylor, Gen. Richard Taylor, Por-
trait, group VII 481

Thacher, George, Portrait IV

Thayer, Edward H., Portrait VI
637

Thompson, J. K. P., Portrait V
272

Torpedo Boat, Ericson III 465

Totten, Silas, Portrait IV 31

Tree Under Which Thomas Cox
was Buried VII 250

Triplett, Rev. Henry Harrison, Por-
trait IV 571

Turner, Rev. Asa, Portrait III 53

INDEX, VOLUMES I-VIII

225

WACHSMUTH, CHARLES, Portrait
II 345

Wakeneld, Judge George W., Por-
trait II 305

Wapello, Portrait II 636

Warrant for arrest of party disturb-
ing remains of Black Hawk,
Facsimile VIII 143

Warren, Gen. Pitz Henry, Steel por-
trait VI 481

Washington, George, Facsimile Mil-
itary Order IH 307

Weare, John, Portrait VI 437

Weare, Mrs. Martha P., Portrait VI
546

Whicher, Stephen

Farm of, in Vermont IV 497
Portrait IV 494
Residence of, in Muscatine IV
512

White, Dr. Charles A., Portrait III
117

White, Jerome M., Portrait V 522

Wilds, John S., Portrait I 553

Williams, Joseph, Portrait VII
161

Williams, Maj. William, Portrait

II 146
Williamson, Gen. James A., Steel

portrait VI 161
Wilson, George, Portrait IV 563
Wilson, James P., Portrait II

227

Wittenmeyer, Mrs, Annie
Home of IV 287
Portrait IV 277
Wolcott, Clara Belknap, Portrait

VII 533
Woodward, Judge William G. VII

619
Wright, Gen. Ed, Portrait I 449

II 376
Wright, George G.

Portrait IV 483 541
Residence of IV 487
Wright, Mrs. Mary H., Portrait IV
491

YEWELI-. GEORGE H., Portrait V
161

F

616

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