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INDEX
REPORTS AND COLLECTIONS
. I-XV
1874-1890
Published bg ^utltafitri of HIE ftaard af State Auditors
LANSING 1VUCHIGAN
ROBERT SMITH PRINTING CO., STATE PRINTERS AND BINDERS
1904
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PEEFACE.
The index to volumes 1 to 15 inclusive of the Michigan Pioneer and
Historical Collections has been prepared by direction of the Board of
State Auditors, the work having been placed under the charge of the State
Librarian. The original plan was to have the first thirty volumes indexed,
but the magnitude of the work made it necessary to divide it into two
volumes, the first volume covered the above mentioned collections, the.
second volume, to cover volumes 16 to 29 inclusive. ^
The work has progressed as rapidly as possible, the volumes having been
indexed page by page and inaccuracies in the original text corrected so
far as possible. The State Librarian wishes to acknowledge with thanks
the faithful and painstaking work which has been done by the compiler,
Mrs. Cornelia S. Perry, also the kindness of Hon. C. M. Burton, the presi-
dent of the society, who has examined the proof of the work and made
corrections, which he alone could make, owing to his knowledge of the
early history of the State.
MARY C. SPENCER.
INDEX TO YOLS. I.-XV.
PIONEEfl AND HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS.
Aalmink, Hendrick. death of, XIII. 112.
Abbe, Cleveland, M. A., instructor in
civil engineering and drawing at
Michigan Agricultural College in 1859,
VI. 133.
Abbey, Dr. — , of Clarkston, IX. 63.
Abbey, Mrs. Frank, death of, VI. 307.
Abbey, Jesse, described, XIV. 345, 346.
Abbey, George, land entry of, III. 569.
Abbey, Lucien, XIV. 343.
Abbot, — , XI. 633.
Abbot, Mary (daughter of T. C.), VI. 450.
Abbot, Dr. — , of Detroit, V. 545.
Abbot, Ezra, death of, XI. 95.
Abbot, Dr. Theophilus C., president Mich-
igan Agricultural College, II. 72; III.
5; IV. 6; VI. v. 7; VII. 413; IX. 95;
member State Pioneer and Historical
Society, VII. 151; VIII. 12, 16; vice-
president of society, IX. 96; gift of,
III. 109; address at funeral of S. F.
Seager, VII. 433; instructor of Eng-
lish literature at Agricultural College,
VI. 129, 133, 135; IX. 93; "History of
the Agricultural College," VI. 115;
letter of regret to F. W. Lankenaw,
VII. 324.
Abbot, Thomas F., IV. vii.; biog. IV.
446; V. 567.
Abbot & Beecher, IV. 447.
Abbot & Ketchum, I. 499; IV. 447.
Abbott, Lieut. — , of the Royal' Artillery,
X. 243, 354.
Abbott, Mrs., daughter of Samuel Bart-
low, VIII. 394.
Abbott, — , of Rice Creek, III. 511.
Abbott, — , fur trader, IX. 468.
Abbott, Adelia L., II. 610.
Abbott, Amos, soldier of 1861, II. 436,
437
Abbott, Asahel W., III. 552.
Abbott, Betsey, member of first Protes-
tant church of Detroit, I. 475.
Abbott, Daniel, VIII. 109.
Abbott, Edgar J., VI. 131.
Abbott, Edward, Lieut. Gov., IX. 436,
480, 494; at Vincennes, III. 16, 20;
arrived with family in Detroit, 1778,
IX. 434; present at Indian council, IX.
442; letter to Gen. Guy Carleton, IX.
488.
Abbott, Elam, soldier of 1861, II. 436,.
437.
Abbott, Elizabeth, student of Romeo
Academy, II. 445.
Abbott, Elizabeth S. (Mrs. H. S. Higin-
botham), daughter of Nirum, III. 281.
Abbott, Ephraim P., claim of "lost lan<T*
adjusted by congress, VI. 364.
Abbott, Franklin, student 'of Romeo
Academy, II. 445, 446.
Abbott, Rev. I. C., X. 53.
Abbott, Isaac, student of Romeo Acad-
emy. II. 445.
Abbott, Mrs. J., vice president Hillsdate
Co. Pioneer Society, I. 169.
Abbott, J. S. C., historian, era of hia
writings, XIV. 310.
Abbott, James, III. 26; XII. vii.; admin-
istrator of Benjamin Hardison, II. 625;
deed of gift from Pottawattomie In-
dians, XII. 623-626; petitions for better
trade facilities, XI. 461; and wife on
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
Abbott, James, of Dearborn, IV. 58; VI.
478; VIII. 164n.
Abbott, Judge James, I. 333, 338, 345*
393, 436, 497, 498; II. 572; III. 141,.
604; IV. 350, 479; V. 140; VI. 406»
414, VII. 141; VIII. 235, 242, 563;
IX. 142; XII. 348; -XIII. 483, 484,.
492, 497; XIV. 573, 574; adver-
tised in first newspapers, I. 385;
agent for American Fur Company, I.
24; appointed lieutenant in Wayne Co.
militia in 1803, VIII. 543; appointed
member board of directors of female-
seminary in 1830, IV. 107; elected a
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 323; entered land in 1819, III. 569;
entertained Rev. David Jones, VIII. 394;
fur dealer, IV. 120; his gift, XII. 333;
his taxes for 1805, V. 533; made pris-
oner by British, VII. 200; on census
roll of Detroit 1827, XII. 461%; orig-
inal stockholder of Detroit's first
bank, VIII. 575; postmaster of Detroit,
6 . INDEX.
I. 24, 375, 496, 506; III. 142; VII. 290; Abbott & Finchley, slaveholders, I. 415.
X. 85, 94; XIV. 529; promotes public 416; III. 17; their money order In
amusements, XII. 662; protests favor of A. & W. Macomb, X. 338.
against sale of rum to Indians, V. 558; Abbott & Saunders, on Detroit census
residence of, IV. 477, 478; signed ad- roll, 1782, X. 608; sign petition to Maj.
dress to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. DePeyster, X. 456; XIII. 54.
656, 660; petition for a represen- Abbott's tavern, II. 255, 260.
tative in congress, XII. 587; slave "Abdallah's Message from Paradise,"
holder, I. 415; surety on Earl Sel- from the Arabic poem, VII. 604.
kirk's bond, XII. 484, 485; trustee of Abel, Augusta, pupil in Romeo Acad-
first Presbyterian church, I. 382, 420. emy, II. 447.
422; III. 215; XIII. 429-431; and wife, Abel, Azel, IV. 354.
names on Detroit census roll, 1779, Abel, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 26.
X. 316. Abel. Ezra, death of, XI. 26.
Abbott, James Jr., bill of, V. 559. Abel, Julius C.. attorney, IV. 291, 293;
Abbott. Jane, student of Romeo Acad- VIII. 69; IX. 254, 256; XI. 309.
emy, II. 445. Aber, Mrs. Maria, death of, VI. 448.
Abbott, John S., I. 455; II. 572; presi- Abernathy, William, V. 475; VII. 174.
dent Young Men's Society of Detroit. Able (or Abel), Prof., organist, VI. 263.
XII. 364. Able, Carlos A., pioneer, III. 545.
Abbott, Dr. Jonathan G., I. 207; V. 378; Abling, Catherine, death of, VII. 543.
first postmaster of Kalamazoo, I. 210; Abnaki Indians, V. 95.
death of, III. 543. Abolishment of the death penalty; sub-
Abbott, Miss L. V., instructor in school stitution of solitary confinement;
for the Deaf and Dumb, III. 446. comparative results — Bingham, VI. 99.
Abbott, Mary, resident of Detroit in Abstract of title, Belle Isle. Hamtramck,
1806, I. 345, 347. II. 585.
Abbott, Mary, pupil of Romeo Academy, Abraham, Gaspard, I. 345.
II. 445. Abraham's Jewel, legend of. VII. 609.
Abbott, Nancy (Mrs. McRoberts), VIII. Abram, Chapman, signs petition to Maj
35. DePeyster, X. 456; XIII. 54.
Abbott, Nirum, early settler of Allegan Abrams, Mary, death of,. XIII. 230.
township, III. 280, 283, 285. Academies, See Ann Arbor, Disco, John-
Abbott, Norman, pupil of Romeo Acad- son's, Lapeer, Romeo, St. Glair, Wal-
emy. II. 445. lace Hall; also Schools.
Abbott, Rev. Norman, A. M., instructor Academy of Medicine, Flint, III. 454.
in Albion College, II. 205. Acadia; first mentioned, meaning of
Abbott, R. A., II. 346. word, XIV. 655.
Abbott, R. J., I. 347. Account book, notes from an old, V. 558.
Abbott. Reuben, II. 242; first township Aco, Aramipinchoue, Maria, wife of
meeting of Sheridan held at his house, Michael. V. 97; daughter of the chief
II. 245, 253. of the Kaskaskias. V. 98.
Abbott. Robert, I. 345, 474; II. 572; III. Aco, Michael, with father Hennepin on
298; VI. 17, 256; XIII. 497; auditor trip to the upper Mississippi, V. 97, 98.
general of territory in 1836, I. 475; III. Aco, Pierre, name in record of baptisms
343; IV. 462, 472; early justice of the of 1695. V. 97; citizen of Kaskaskia,
peace. XII. 640. 641; member of grand V. 98.
jury of 1809 that investigated Gov. Achenbach, Rev. W., IX. 301.
Hull et al., VIII. 589; on census roll Achin, Joseph, surveyor, IV. 301.
of Detroit 1827. XII. 461^; original Acker, Mrs. Elias, death of, VI. 342.
stockholder of Detroit's first bank, Acker, Henry, II. 313, 314; speaker of
VIII. 575: signed address to Maj. Wm. the House of Representatives, XIV.
A. Puthuff, VIII. 656, 659; signed call 412.
for meeting to instruct delegate to Acker, Lida, death of, VI. 340.
congress, XII. 645. Ackers. Thomas. Indian agent, XIV. 362.
Abbott, Robert Jr., IV. 462. Ackerman, J. D.. settled in Michigan in
Abbott. Sabin, soldier of 1861, II. 436, 1825, X. 56.
437. Ackermann, Miss Maria (Mrs. Bremer),
Abbott, Samuel. VIII. 597, 602, 659, 660; VI. 335.
collector of customs at Mackinac in Ackerson, John, death of, VIII. 45.
1810, VI. 348; visits Sault Ste. Marie, Ackley, Benjamin, death of, VI. 449.
XII. 606. Ackley, Mrs. C. B., death of, XI. 96.
Abbott. Samuel *W.. I. 267, 271. Ackley, Charles, death of, XIII. 212.
Abbott, W. T., II. 436. Ackley. Miss Hannah E. (Mrs. O. Cook).
Abbott. William. II. 435, 444. III. 618.
INDEX.
Ackley, Dr. James L., death of, XIV. 190.
Ackley, Jesse, first treasurer of Lee
township, II. 233.
Ackley, John, death of, XIV. 146.
Acorns, eaten by swine, V. 250.
Acres, Hannah, death of, VIII. 97.
Acssa-yen, chief, present at a council in
Detroit with Gov. Hamilton in 1778,
IX. 443.
Acts, Congressional:
Prohibiting slavery in Michigan, I.
415; providing for the laying out of
Detroit, XII. 474; to establish the
northern boundary line of Ohio, XI.
157; to provide for the admission of
Michigan as a state, XI. 157.
Acts, Legislative:
Concerning attachments, executions,
juries, attorneys, enclosures, mar-
shals, minors, aliens, schools, dis-
trict courts, VIII. 594; compensa-
tions, VIII. 593; deeds and other
writing, interest on contracts, reg-
ulating fees, forms of writs and
other process, VIII. 594; depositions
of witnesses, VIII. 594; ferries, tav-
ern keepers, auctions, VIII. 593;
forcible entry and detainer, VIII.
594; highways, VIII. 593; jail and
jailers, VIII. 594; limitations to
claims for donation lots in Detroit,
VIII. 593; militia, VIII. 593; trus-
tees of concealed or absconding
debtors, VIII. 594; defining the pow-
ers of justices of the peace, VIII.
593; directing the mode of taking
inquisition on the body of persons
found dead by casualty or violence,
VIII. 593; for laying out and open-
ing a road from Detroit to the foot
of the Miami Rapids, VIII. 593; for
the maintenance of illegitimate
children, VIII. 593; for the probate
of wills and settlement of estates,
VIII. 593; for the punishment of
crimes, VIII. 576; date of passage of
act, VIII. 593; for the punishment of
the use of money not authorized by
license. VIII. 576; for the support of
the poor. VIII. 593; granting charter
to the Detroit and Pontiac railroad.
IX. 273; of the Governor creating
districts of Huron and Detroit. VIII.
616; of the Governor changing
district of Detroit, VIII. 605;
prescribing the mode of assessing
and collecting taxes in territory,
VIII. 593; relating to the organiza-
tion of historical and biographical
society, I. 1; subjecting real estate
to the payment of debts, VIII. 393;
to abolish the courts of districts
and to define and regulate the pow-
ers, duties and jurisdiction of jus-
tices, VIII. 610; to build Duncan, Al-
pena and Sauble river state road,
VI. 181; to fix the time of meeting
of the legislature, VIII. 593; to in-
corporate the old town of Detroit,
VIII. 507; to incorporate Jackson-
apolis; to change name, I. 199; to
organize counties, Aishcum, also
to change name of, I. 94; Alcona,
I. 95; Allegan, I. 96; Alpena, I.
97; VI. 172; to change county
seat of, I. 98; Ananuckee, to change
name of, I. 98; Antrim, I. 98; Are-
nac, to change to Bay, I. 99; Bay,
also to change county seat, I. 101;
Baraga, I. 110; Barry, I. 110; Ben-
zie, I. 117; Berrien, I. 119; Bleeker,
also to change name of, I. 126;
Branch, I. 126; Brown, I. 127; Cal-
houn, I. 128; Cass, I. 132; Charle-
voix, I. 144; Cheboygan, I. 145;
Chippewa, I. 146; Cheonoquet, I.
147; to change name of, I. 147,
285; Clare, I. 147, 213; Clinton, I.
147; Delta, Dubuque, I. 155; De-
moine, Eaton, I. 156; Emmet, I. 163;
Genesee, I. 163; Gladwin, I. 164;
Grand Traverse, I. 165; Gratiot, I.
166; Hillsdale, I. 167; Huron, I. 182;
Ingham, I. 183; Ionia, I. 192; losco,
I. 195; Iowa, I. 195, 212; Isabella, I.
196; Isle Royale, I. 197; Jackson, I.
198; Kalamazoo, I. 199; Kalkaska,
Kanotin, and to change name of,
Kautawaubet, to change name of, I.
212; Kaykakee, to change name of.
Keskkauko, and to change name of,
Kent, I. 213; Keweenaw, Lake, I.
218; Leelanaw, I. 219; Lenawee, I.
221; Livingston, I. 251; Manistee,
Manitou, I. 259; Marquette, I. 260;
Mason, Necosta, I. 261; Neegisee, I.
262; to change name of, I. 263; Me-
nominee, I. 263; Midland, I. 273;
Mikenauk, I. 274; to change name
of, I. 275; Milwawkie. Missaukee, I.
275; Montcalm, I. 284; Montmoren-
cy, Muskegon, I. 285; Negwegon, I.
301; to change name of, I. 302; Ne-
waygo, I. 302; Notipekago, and to
change name of, I. 303; Oceana, I.
305; Ogemaw, Omeena, and to
change name of, I. 306; Ontonagon,
Osceola, I. 307; Oscoda, Okkuddo,
and to change name of, I. 308; Ot-
sego, I. 309; Ottawa, I. 310; Presque
Isle, I. 311; Reshkanko, and to
change name of, I. 144; Roscom-
mon, I. 312; Schoolcraft, I. 316; Sha-
wono, and to change name of, I.
316; St. Joseph, I. 321; Tonedagana,
and to change name of, Tuscola, I.
322; Unwattin, and to change name
of. I. 323. 324: Van Buren, I. 324;
Wexford, I. 212; Wyandot, and to
INDEX.
change name of, I. 518; to repeal all
acts of parliament of England and
Great Britain within the territory of
Michigan, VIII. 611, 615; to repeal
an act for the encouragement of lit-
erature and the improvement of the
town of Detroit, VIII. 593.
Ada, Robert, V. 505.
Ada, village, pioneer meeting at, XIII.
575.
Adair, William, I. 59; VII. 623; member
of first horticultural society, X. 75, 76;
secretary in 1851, X. 79; school in-
spector, III. 632.
Adair, William and Foster, George,
nurserymen of Detroit in 1842, X. 74.
Adam, Alexander, L.L. D., of Edinburgh,
IV- 295-
Adam, John Johnstone, M. A., graduate
Glasgow University, II. 71, 186, 415;
III. vii., 3, 4, 7, 32, 49, 103, 106, 148;
IV. vii., viii.; 295; VI. Ill; XIII.
2; XIV. 269; biog., IV. 295; XIV. 44,
133; auditor general, IV. 297; XIII.
368; assists at laying corner stone of
capital, IV. 297; author, VI. 122; dele-
gate to Michigan Semi-Centennial, IX.
218; early settler of Lenawee, VII.
524; elected a member of State His-
tonca Society XII. 322; enlisted in
the Black Hawk war and Toledo war,
and aide to Gen. Davis Smith in 1841,
!V>, 2T9T6; J?iSt°ry v?f Le,na,we? ,C°un-
ty," II. 357; member of legislature,
secretary of the senate, II. 387, 392,
393, 401, 404-407; member constitu-
.. , ,. - .,,.,- Tir nrtf fin.
tional convention of 1835, IV. 296 512;
member first board of regents of the
state university, IV. 297; member of
legislature, I. 514; IV. 297; portrait of,
IV. 295; president of State Pioneer
Society, X. vii.; present at meeting of
society, IV. 4; presents his diploma
on vellum from the Glasgow univer-
sity to library of Michigan Univer-
sity IV 295; proves French transla-
tion of Gov. Woodbridge's message,
VII. 580; railroad constructor and pay-
master, IV. 297; state treasurer, IV.
297. xiV 412
Adam, Robert, architect, IV. 295.
Adam, Thomas C., M. D., graduate of
Glasgow University, IV. 295.
Adams, Dr. — , of Monroe, V. 87.
Adams Dr _ of Troy XIII. 257.
Adams! — , soldier of 'the Black Hawk
war, V. 154.
Adams, — , steward of flagship Lawrence,
I. 410, 411.
Adams,' Mrs. — , editor, IV. 437.
Adams, A. B., V. 476.
Adams! A. H.,' XII. 366, 367; fire warden,
XIV. 415.
Adams, Mrs. Aaron, death of, XIII. 229;
XIV. 146.
Adams, Alexander H., elected a member
of State Historical Society, XII. 325;
death of, VII. 597; biog., VII. 616.
Adams, Amos, I. 255; XIII. 232.
Adams, Augustine W., publisher, III.
273; member of the Brady Guards,
XIII. 526.
Adams, Mrs. Benjamin F., death of,
XIV. 138.
Adams, C. H., III. 292.
Adams Charles Francis, Jr., bid in the
Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore
j^y ^ jx. 279.
Adam's, Prof. Charles Kendall, dean of
School of Political Science, VII. 17;
president of Cornell University, IX.
66; student of the University of Michi-
gan, IX. 92; secretary of the Unlver-
sity Senate, VI. 36.
Adams, Charles S., gifts of, XII. 329, 335.
Adams, D. T., VII 205
Adams Daniel V. 505
AdamS) David II. 312; biog., III. 501;
VII 459
Adams, Mrs. David (Hannah Perrine),
m 506 503. VII. 460, 461.
Adams Dr. E. C. death of XIII 115
Adamg; Edwjn A M D ,u^ h j.
ci xm> 305 306
Adams Elisha IV 395.
Ada Eligha' M bi m 545 vm
§Q 5-^
Adams, Mrs. Eliza B., death of, XIII. 237.
Ad Mrg Elliott 'v. 505.
Af,arr.' T^ w VTTT ins
A£ £!' JL ^ F H TO 177
AUaLub JvcV. 1". rl., Vii. HI.
Ad m^ F
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****** ^n-combatant, on pa-
Adams Giles VI 236
™a ns, G
Adams, Hiram, death of, VII. 544.
Adams, Rev. Hiram IV 220
Adams- Humphrey land entry III. 569.
Adams, Isaac, II. 394; remarks of, II.
16; death of [II 556.
Adams, J. R., death of, V. 72.
Adams, James, VI. 242.
Adams, Mrs. James, death of, IX. 77.
Adams, James Q., mayor of Monroe in
1838, VI. 369, 378, 382.
Adams, Jesse, VII. 107; member of Con-
gregational convention, 1842, XII. 358.
Adams, John, second president of United
States, VI. 309 ; graduate of Harvard
University, XIV. 356; attorney of Bos-
ton, II. 55 ; engaged in settling United
States western boundary line, XIII.
503; member of committee that wrote
Declaration of Independence, XI. 145;
death mentioned, III. 598.
Adams, John Quincy. sixth president of
United States. III. 224; IV. 106; VI.
110, 365; XI. 215, 274; XII. vi.; XIII.
INDEX.
510, 514; XIV. 24, 373, 433; advocated
admission of Michigan as a state, VI.
59n, 63; appointed Thomas L. L. Brent
charge d'affaires at Lisbon, Portugal,
IX. 193; elected honorary member of
the State Historical Society of Mich-
igan, XII. 321; his autograph pre-
sented Historical Society, XII. 333;
his remarks on the Ohio-Michigan
boundary line dispute, XI. 227; his
stand in congress for right of petition,
XIII. 583; his gift, XII. 322; his opin-
ion of controversy in Michigan boun-
dary line, VII. 526; United States sec-
retary of state, his letter to Judge
Woodward, XII. 535.
Adams, Mrs. L. B. (Mrs. J. R.), V. 72;
VII. 101.
Adams Mrs. M., V. 285.
Adams,' Maria, IV. 196.
Adams Mrs Marion H. (Miss Bellows),
XI 77.
Adams, Mary Ann (Mrs. Wm. Erasing-
ton), XIV. 482.
Adams Mrs Mary E., instructor in Al-
bion College, II. 205.'
Adams, Mary Martha, death of, IX. 76.
Adams Mrs Matilda, charter member
of first church of Nankin, XIV. 444.
Adams Melissa (Mrs. J. S.), death of,
IV. 250.
Adams, Micah, M. D., pioneer teacher,
IV. 59; XIV. 439, 448, 471; charter
member of first church of Nankin,
XIV. 444; introduced tin oven in
Nankin, XIV. 436; memoir of, XIV.
468- salary as teacher, IV. 61; XIV.
468.'
Adams, Mrs. Micah, IV. 60; XIV. 468,
469
Adams, Oscar, III. 451; X. 123.
Adams, P. W.. publisher, VI. 86; student
of Hillsdale College, VI. 146.
Adams, Mrs. P. W., death of, XIV. 133.
Adams, Peter R., I. 251; II. 382, 415;
VII. 527; XIV. 270; attorney 1830,
V. 441; publisher, VI. 86; death of, V.
441; VII. 543.
Adams, Mrs. Peter R.. V. 442.
Adams, Phineas, XIV. 317.
Adams, Robert, appointed justice of the
peace of the district of Gaspe, XI. 622.
Adams, Rev. Robert S., pioneer preach-
er, II. 214, 219; III. 348, 356, 357; V.
314, 320.
Adams, Rufus, death of, XIII. 226.
Adams, Samuel, V. 206, 314.
Adams, Mrs. Samuel, V. 285.
Adams, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Cox), VI. 262.
Adams, Sterling, Adamsville named for,
XII. 390.
Adams, Mrs. Susie H. (Miss Bellows),
XL 77.
Adams, Dr. T. C., L 189.
2
Adams, Thomas H., on census roll of De-
troit 1827, XII. 461^.
Adams, Thomas K., I. 432.
Adams, Truman, II. 398.
Adams, W. H., III. 503; VII. 461.
Adams, Ensign Wales, VI. 219; VII. 347;
X. 58, 68; accompanied Bishop Chase
to Gilead, VII. 361; member of the
legislature in 1844, VII. 360; XIV. 412;
on muster roll of Black Hawk war, VI.
220; VII. 349.
Adams, Walter, IX. 162.
Adams, William, III. 360.
Adams, William R., XIV. 425.
"Adams," British boat of 1812, XV. 64,
125.
Adams' Mills, VII. 360.
Adamsville, village, history and statis-
tics of in 1854, XII. 390; named for
Sterling Adams, XII. 390.
Adderly, Rev. Joseph, early preacher,
TY- 191' 192: vn- 309-
Addimars (probably Adhemar), VIII.
529-
Addis, Mary (Mrs. Peter Addis), death
of XI. 114.
Addis, Peter, XI. 114.
Addison, village, first settler of, history
and statistics in 1854, XII. 389.
Addison township (Oakland Co.), land
entries, III. 570; lines, location and
settlement of, VII. 561.
Addley, Annie B., death of, XIV. 54.
Adelaide, Queen of England, Indians
send petitfbn to. XII. 455-457.
Adelaide, Queen of France, II. 182.
"Adelaide." boat entered in regatta at
St. Clair, III. 645.
"Adelaide," early steamboat on Kalama-
zoo river, III. 284, 305.
Adenimi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Adge, Lieut. R. W., XII. 142; his esti-
mate for garrison storage room at De-
troit, XII. 58.
Adhemar, — , prisoner of Capt. Clarke,
IX. 505.
Adhemar, Mrs. — , on Detroit census roll
1779, X. 316.
Adhemar, Antoine, III. 22; bill for danc-
ing. III. 27; on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 608.
Adhemar, Lieut. Martin, VIII. 490; ap-
pointed justice of the peace of the dis-
trict. of Hesse. XL 622, 632.
Adler, — , VIII. 7.
"Adrian," nom de plume of James L.
Cole, XIV. 578-584.
Adrian, city bank of, capital of, V. 215;
early bills of presented State Pioneer
Society, II. 13; efforts to obtain coun-
ty seat, II. 363; county seat removed
to, II. 364; newspapers: Constitution-
alist, The. established in 1836, name
changed, VI. 85; Dollar Weekly, VI.
10
INDEX.
85; Expositor, removed from Jones-
ville, VI. 85; Journal, established 1866,
VI. 85; Lenawee Co. Republican and
Gazette, established 1834, name
changed, VI. 84, 85; Michigan Whig
(Constitutionalist), VI. 85; Pledge of
Honor (Dollar Weekly), VI. 85; Press,
established 1873, VI. 86; Times, VI.
84, 85; Times and Expositor, VI. 84,
85; Watch Tower, Lenawee Co. Re-
publican and Adrian Gazette, estab-
lished 1834, VI. 85; VII. 530.
Adrian College, IX. 93.
Adrian township (Logan), (Lenawee
Co.), organized, VII. 525; named, II.
362; see also Logan township.
Adrien, Alexander, member State Pio-
neer Society, III. 7.
Advance Threshing Machine Co., XIV.
383.
Adventist, Seventh Day, III. 352; church
Jackson, II. 347; Milton, II. 214; pub-
lications, III. 353; VI. 72.
Adye, Lieut. — , XII. 160.
Affleck, Harriet, IV. 193.
Affleck, John, IV. 193.
Agan, J., III. 281.
Agard, Isaac, Sr., taught first school in
Litchfield, I. 180.
Agassiz, Prof. Louis, IV. 453; V. 33.
Agate, where found, XIV. 198.
Agen, Mrs. Umphrey, death of, V. 447.
Agnew, J. H., instructor in university
V. 35; XIV. 350, 352-354. •
Agnew, John, III. 54.
Agnew, John Holmes, D. D., instructor
in the university, XIV. 349.
Agnew, Samuel (Egnew), XIV. 353, 354.
Agogebic, Chippewa Indian. VIII. 159.
Agouchivois, Indian, XII. 263.
Agrell, C., III. 292.
Agricultural Society of Eaton County,
III. 422; of state, VI. 117.
Agriculture, evidences of by prehistoric
people, XIV. 515; of Ottawa county,
IX. 261; of the early French settlers
of Detroit, I. 352; protected by laws,
XIV. 661.
Ague, poem, X. 144.
Ague, prevalence of, XIII. 122.
Ahman, Bernard, death of, VI. 341.
Aidege, his list of taxable property in
1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Aigremont, Sieur — d', VIII. 435-437; in-
spection tour, describes soil of De-
troit, XIII. 318.
Aiken, Charles E., I. 268.
Aiken, Dennis & Co., VI. 68.
Aiken, Lucy, of England, elected hon-
orary member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 321.
Aiken, Joseph, IV. 304.
Aiken, Samuel, I. 179.
Aiken's Landing, union prisoners of war
exchanged at, III. 183, 184.
Aikens, John, death of, VII. 580.
Aikin, — , early trader, IV. 556.
Aikin, Daniel, sergeant, VII. 349.
Aikin, Marcus G. B., on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349.
Aikin, Rev. William, VII. 176.
Aillebout, Louis d', early Governor, III.
114, 118.
Ailes, Mrs. Robert K., death of, VI. 448.
Aine, L. Augustine, list of taxable prop-
erty in 1802, VIII. 536.
Ains. See Ainse.
Ainse (Ainsse) C., his letter to Gov.
Sinclair, X. 406; XIII. 57; removes
Canadian families from St. Joseph to
Michilimackinac, XIII. 59, 61.
Ainse (Ains, Ainsea, Ainse6, Ainses),
Joseph, interpreter, VIII. 467; IX. 377,
545, 560, 581; X. 499; XI. 487, 491-496,
499, 500, 506, 507; XIII. 67, 85, 86;
account of Indian department, XI.
510-513; confined in fort as pris-
oner, IX. 569; discharged by Gen.
Haldimand, IX. 576; court of in-
quiry of, XI. 514-619; defense, XI.
601-609; XIII. 88; questions witnesses,
XI. 517, 519, 520, 554-556, 566, 574, 575;
honored by Sioux, XI. 502; XIII. 83,
84; report of trip among Indians, XI.
501; XIII. 83; spoke nine Indian lan-
guages, XIII. 88; unaddressed letter
relative to his trip among the Indians,
XI. 501.
Ainse (Ain6, Ainsee, Ainss6), Joseph
Louis (Louis Joseph), interpreter, X.
307, 400, 405, 439, 444, 453; account of
trip to Mackinaw, X. 415; at Macki-
naw, XIII. 69; bill for goods for In-
dian department, X. 531; XII. 312, 313;
expense at Lake of the Mountain, X.
437; his petition to Gen. Haldimand,
X. 434; XIII. 59.
.Ainse (Ainssee) Sarah (Sally), on De-
troit census roll, 1782, X. 609; protec-
tion for her lands sought, XII. 173.
Ainse, T. L., interpreter, present at In-
dian council, XIII. 107.
Ainse & Chevallier, X. 488.
Ainsley, Amos, master carpenter, his
daily pay, IX. 484, 647.
Ainsworth, Capt. Henry, IV. 342.
Ainsworth, O. A., VI. 450.
Ainsworth, Mrs. O. A., VI. 450.
Aiontache. Indian, VI. 462.
Air Line Ry. See Michigan Air Line.
Aird XI. 435.
Aird, — , Gl., XI. 562.
Aird, James, interpreter, IX. 362; X.
421, 521, 539, 614; certifies to fair
treatment of Gov. Sinclair, X. 421;
XIII. 63; commended by Maj. DePeys-
INDEX. 11
ter, IX. 386; witness at court of in- Albright, John. II. 160.
quiry, XI. 552. Albro, Holden L., HI. 517.
Aird, Robert, trader, his invoice of Alburtis, Capt. — , soldier of Mexican
goods in 1778, IX. 650. war, died at Vera Cruz, VII. 186.
Airey, Lieut. — , VII. 85; XII. 419, 420; Alchen, Richard, death of, VII. 591.
XIII. 600. Alcona (Negwegon) county organized,
Airey, Lieut. Col. Harvey, XII. 618; at county seat named, I. 94, 95; treasurer
Maiden, XII. 419; member court of and clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of
inquiry, XII. 619. 1887 on prohibition amendment, XIII.
Aischum county organized, name 404; see also Negwegon county.
changed, I. 94; see also Lake county. Alcona township (Alpena Co.) organ-
Aitken, D. D.. clerk of Flint city, X. 178. ized, VI. 181.
Ajun, — , I. 343. Alcott, — , pioneer teacher, I. 457; V. 331.
Akeley, H. C., director first national Alcott, A. N., attorney, IV. 309.
bank, Grand Haven, VI. 322, 396; IX. Alcott (Allcott) Sidney S., I. 130; II.
285, 297. 240, 253, 257; IV. 219; county officer,
Akey, Mrs. P. L., death of, VIII. 98. II. 237; erected first saw mill at Mar-
Akowise, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. shall, II. 234.
Alarre, Jacques; see Allard, J. Alcott, Solomon, death of, VIII. 45.
Albain, Robert, his marriage license, Alcott, Solomon D., death of, VII. 466.
XII. 618. Alden, Alma (Mrs. H. C. Lewis), XIII.
Albany, N. Y., first called "Orange," 520.
VIII. 421; fed Canadian exiles in 1784, Alden, Aurilla (Mrs. Alvin, Leighton),
XIII. 495. XIV. 92.
Albany and Utica Ryv description of, Alden, Prof. David, instructor in the
XIV. 564. university branch at Kalamazoo, V.
"Albatross." boat built in 1830, I. 471. 419; XIV. 329.
Albee, Clark B.. early settler of Grand Alden, Eliza (Mrs. H. Haynes), XIII.
Haven, VI. 387-390, 396; IX. 234, 238, 520.
243, 251, 256; clerk for David Carver, Alden, Harriet (Mrs. John Lewis), XIII.
IX. 281, 283. and Rev. Ferry secured 520.
funds to build first court house of Ot- Alden Hiram, M. D., death of, III. 342;
tawa Co., IX. 294; death of, IX. 334. VII. 348; XIII. vii.; XIV. 50; member
Albee, Mrs. Clark B., death of. IX. 332. of the legislature, memoir of, XIII.
Alber, John. IV. 395. 519; his children, XIII. 520.
Alberts, A., surveyor. III. 319. Alden, Mrs. Hiram, death of, XIII. 520.
Alberts, W. A., III. 281. Alden, Irene (Mrs. Roland Root), IX.
Albertson. W. S., XI. 124. 21; XIII. 520.
Albertson. Mrs. W. S. (Miss Trow- Alden, Isaac, VII. 351; carried coin from
bridge). XIV. 162. bank to bank ahead of commissioner,
Albertson. Capt. William, member 22nd III. 341; carried supplies for soldiers
Mich. Infantry, biog., XI. 125. from Rome, N. Y., to Mackinaw, inci-
Albertson. Mrs. William (Rebecca dents of the trip, XIII. 520-525.
Frey). XI. 124. Alden. Judge Isaac, of Montana, XIII.
Albey, Abraham, barrack master, XI. 520. ,
423, 432. 445; his report of Detroit in Alden, Mrs. Isaac, VII. 353.
1782. X. 614, 615. Alden, Jason, death of, XI. 27.
Albion city, early name of, X. 34; first Alden, John, of the Mayflower, XIII. 519,
postmaster. II. 203; newspapers, Mir- 521.
ror, established 1855, VI. 73; Record- Alden, Philander, XIII. 520.
er, VI. 73; railroad completed to, II. Alden. Rathburn, treasurer of Branch
319. county, XIII. 520.
Albion College (Spring Arbor Seminary; Alden, Rev. Willis, of Oregon. XIII. 520.
Wesleyan Seminary and Female Col- Alderdyce, Thomas, Sr., IV. 302.
lege). II. 204; VI. 143; IX. 93; organ- Alderdyre, Margaret, death of, XI. 94.
ized, II. 204; history of, II. 204-208; Alderman, Mrs. L. A., gift of, XIII. 34.
officers, faculty, and instructors II. Alderman, Mrs. Luma, death of, VII. 543.
205-207; IX. 93. Aldrich, — , early banker of Grand
Albion township (Calhoun Co.) organ- Rapids, X. 2.
ized, II. 195, 203; X. 34; first officers, Aldrich, — , entered land in Oakland
II. 203. county in 1823, III. 564.
Albion Village Company, donations of Aldrich, — , member first church of Corn-
land, II. 203. stock, V. 362.
Albright, Egbert, I. 256. Aldrich, — , of Kalamazoo, VI. 309.
12
INDEX.
Aldrich, Mrs. — , teacher of Ypsilanti,
IX. 92.
Aldrich, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 94.
Aldrich, A. L., publisher, III. 454, 464;
VI. 75 ; treasurer of Institute for Deaf,
Dumb and Blind, III. 447; death of,
VII. 551.
Aldrich, Abram, XIII. 124, 125; mills of,
VI. 219.
Aldrich, Abram J., publisher, VI. 235.
Aldrich, Abram J. & Co., publishers, VI.
71.
Aldrich, Alanson, located first land in
Plymouth township, 1824, I. 509.
Aldrich, Mrs. Amos, death of, XI. 96.
Aldrich, Asquire, member committee to
promote election of A. E. Wing to
congress, XII. 566; petitions for a
bank at Utica, V. 475. See Aldridge,
Asquire.
Aldrich, Benajah, II. 451, 456.
Aldrich, Mrs. Benajah, II. 456.
Aldrich, Bertha F., II. 207.
Aldrich, David, supervisor, II. 229, 230;
biog., XIII. 129; XIV. 68, 76.
Aldrich, Mrs. David (May Blossom),
XIV. 77.
Aldrich, Erastus, VII. 540.
Aldrich, Miss Harriet (Mrs. Dougherty),
XIII. 124.
Aldrich, Miss Harriet, first teacher of
Augusta, V. 386.
Aldrich, Hosea C., death of, XI. 40.
Aldrich, James, entered land in High-
land township in 1832, III. 563.
Aldrich, Moses V., banker, VI. 321, 324.
Aldrich, Owen, II. 573.
Aldrich, P. H., IV. 271.
Aldrich, P. S., III. 281.
Aldrich, Russell, death of, VI. 252.
Aldrich, Saville. II. 451, 456.
Aldrich, Mrs. Saville, II. 456.
Aldrich, Rev. Schuyler, X. 40.
Aldrich, Stephen H., member State Pio-
neer Society, III. 88, 266; death of,
VIII. 55. "
Aldrich, Sylvester, III. 285.
Aldrich, Rev. W. J., II. 170; X. 53.
Aldrich, William, IV. 304; death of, VII.
543.
Aldrich, William, early tailor of Jackson,
II. 303.
Aldrich, Zachariah, bank clerk, VI. 324.
Aldridge, Asquire (probably Aldrich), on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^.
Aldridge, Lanson, II. 583.
Aldworth, J., III. 281.
Aldsworth, III. 280.
Alembert, — d', French scientist, XL 216.
Aleny, John, member legislature, III.
474.
Alexander, Dr. — , remark of, I. 4.
Alexander, Gen. — , XII. 429-423; "A Bat-
tle with the Sauks," V. 176.
Alexander, Miss Abigail, teacher in St.
Clair Academy, V. 499.
Alexander, Mrs. Betsey, XI. 123.
Alexander. Daniel, married Margaret
Tittle, III. 630.
Alexander, Hugh, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349.
Alexander, J. B., III. 281.
Alexander, John W., gunsmith, IV. 517;
found Indian relics, XIII. 550.
Alexander, M. H., XIII. 553.
Alexander, Maria (Mrs. Alonzo Gorton),
first white child born in Webster
township, XIII. 554.
Alexander, Thomas, XIII. 562 ; first settler
in S. E. Webster township, biog., XIII.
553; Indian mounds on farm of, XIII.
550.
Alexander, William, first teacher in Van
Buren county, III. 630.
"Alexander J. Dallas," boat built in 1816,
IV. 81.
Alexandre, Mme. — , her list of taxable
property in 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Alford, George, charter member of first
Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI.
376.
Alford, Priscilla, charter member of first
Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI.
376.
Alfred, "White Pigeon's Grave," X. 172.
Alfred the Great, founded Oxford Col-
lege, XII. 490.
Algansee township (Branch county), II.
189; statistics of, in 1854, XII. 405.
Algee, — , named as vessel inspector, IX.
439.
Alger, George, VII. 573.
Alger, Hannah F., death of, IV. 283.
Alger, Dr. I. P., I. 52, 61, 90; V. v.; X.
64; delegate to Michigan semi-centen-
nial, IX. 218; letter from Enoch Chase,
VII. 346, 350; poem, "Michigan, Past
and Present," V. 64; remarks of, I. 54;
vice president of State Pioneer Soci-
ety, I. 56.
Alger, Josiah, XI. 106.
Alger, Josiah H., death of, IX. 60.
Alger, Gov. Russell A., IX. 23; XI. 67;
member of State Pioneer Society, VII.
151; VIII. 12.
Alger & Moore, II. 66.
Alger county, vote of 1887 on prohibitory
amendment, XIII. 404.
"Algoma," boat, trip to Silver Islet, XIV.
199.
Algonquin Indians, allies of the French,
XIV. 664; enemies of the English,
XIV. 258; location of, VII. 557; VIII.
418; XIV. 516; tribes confederated to
form race of, XIV. 257. 516. 655; wel-
comed Champlain, VIII. 370.
INDEX.
13
"Algonquin," boat of 1845 on Lake Su-
perior, IV. 69; XIV. 205.
Aliens, legislative acts concerning, VIII.
594.
Aljo, — , landlord, II. 550.
Alkinson, Ephriam, death of, VIII. 99.
All Face. Senaca chief, XI. 380, 381 ; XIII.
102.
Allaby, Capt. — , VII. 231.
Allager, Elisha O., death of. VIII. 21.
Allaird, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Allan, Lieut., extract from his letter,
XII. 121.
Allan, Maj. — , on parole, XV. 325.
Allan, James, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Allan, Lorenzo, death of, XIII. 130.
Allard, Baptiste, I. 345.
Allard, George, I. 268.
Allard (Alarre), Jacques, list of taxable
property of, in 1802, VIII. 532, 535; on
Detroit census roll, 1782, X. 606.
"Allard. John P., III. 286.
Allard. Seaver, IV. 193.
Allcock. Joseph, death of. VII. 552.
Allcott, John, V. 511.
Allcott, Sidney S., see Alcott.
Allegan Company, IV. 173.
Allegan county, attached to Kalamazoo
county, III. 270; organized and deriva-
tion of name, I. 96, 97; III. 270, 272;
history of, III. 270; in 1835, III. 272;
memorial reports, IV. 171; V. 223; VI.
168; VII. 305; VIII. 18; IX. 17; XI. 21;
XIII. 112; XIV. 51; newspapers, his-
tory of, VI. 67; townships organized,
Allegan. III. 270; history of, III. 276;
Casco, III. 271; Cheshire, III. 271;
Clyde, III. 271; Dorr, III. 270; Fill-
more, III. 271; Ganges, Gunn Plain, III.
270; Heath, Hopkins, Laketown, Lee,
Leighton, III. 271; Manlius, Martin,
III. 270, Monterey, III. 271; Newark,
name changed to Saugatuck, III. 270,
271; see also Saugatuck; Otsego, III.
270; Overisel, III. 271; Pineplains, III.
271; history of. III. 293; Salem, III.
271; Saugatuck (Newark), III. 270,
301; Trowbridge, Watson, Wayland,
III. 270; treasurer and clerk for 1875-6,
I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404.
Allegan County Pioneer Society, report
from, III. 6.
Allegan township (Allegan county), or-
ganized, III. 270; history of, III. 276.
Allegan, village, platted, IV. 173-174; as-
sociations, III. 289; bank established,
I. 97; III. 285; capital of, V. 215; news-
papers, Allegan & Barry, Record (re-
moved from Otsego), established 1842,
III. 273; VI. 67; Allegan County Dem-
ocrat, removed to Allegan and name
changed, VI. 67; Journal, established
1856, III. 274; Record, III. 273; Trib-
une (Democrat), III. 276; railroad
built to, III. 305; societies, III. 289.
Allegan & Marshall Ry., purchased by
the state, price paid, XIV. 410.
Allen, — , acting as spy for United States,
XV. 514.
Allen, — , boat captain of Detroit, IH. 645;
V. 469.
Allen, — , first settler near White Rock
on Lake Huron, III. 200.
Allen, — , merchant of Albany, N. Y., I.
436.
Allen, — , with Hervey Parke surveying
party, III. 590.
Allen, Dr. — , of Ionia, VII. 450.
Allen, Dr. — , first physician of Mt. Clem-
ens, VI. 361.
Allen, Lieut. — , U. S. A., died at Saginaw,
1823, II. 461; VIII. 243.
Allen, Maj. — , U. S. A., at Saginaw, VIII.
243.
Allen, Miss — , VII. 5.
Allen, Mrs. — , of Detroit in 1783, death
mentioned, XII. 47.
Allen, Mrs. — , of Coldwater, IX. 22.
Allen, Rev. A. B., III. 413; VI. 195.
Allen, A. M. & Co., I. 286, 290.
Allen. A. R., V. 404.
Allen, Agnes B. (Mrs. H. Allen), daugh-
ter-in-law of Ethan Allen, on first as-
sessment roll of Ottawa county, IX.
264.
Allen, Alfred, biog. of, XI. 33.
Allen, Almerin W., II. 582.
Allen, Alvin B., death of, VI. 431.
Allen, Amasa C., death of, IX. 40.
Allen. Capt. Amos Deacon, soldier of the
war of the rebellion, biog., XI. 309;
XIV. 44, 111, 130; charter member of
State Pioneer Society, I. 7, 14, 57, 88;
XIV. 130; submitted amendment to
constitution and by-laws, I. 59-61;
clerk of the Alabama claims court,
XIV. 130; county clerk, XIV. 130.
Allen. Ann (Mrs. John), for whom Ann
Arbor was named, I. 333, 400; V. 246;
and Mrs. Ann Rumsey, IV. 394; V.
245; XII. 398.
Allen. Ann Mclntire, XIII. 199.
Allen, Rev. Benjamin, III. 239.
Allen, C., VIII. 204; land entry in Belle-
vue. III. 401.
Allen, Calista (Mrs. Jerome), VII. 301.
Allen, Charles, of Chicago, XI. 63.
Allen, Charles, of Battle Creek, V. 287.
Allen, Mrs. Charles, V. 287.
Allen, Rev. Charles T., II. 530; III. 226,
231 236 237
Allen', Clarinda, death of, XIII. 228.
Allen, Dr. D. B., III. 292.
Allen. Dr. Deodah, name on election
roll of 1799, VIII. 509, 511.
14 INDEX.
Allen, Miss E., III. 292. Allen, Lieut. John, soldier of the Black
Allen, E. D., publisher, VI. 86; VII. 516; Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll of
death of, VIII. 57. Branch county, 1832, VII. 347, 349.
Allen, Ebenezer, attempts to form stock Allen, John J., death of, VI. 340.
company for the purchase of all lands Allen, John K., sang at state pioneer
of the lower peninsula, VIII. 407, 409. meetings, IV. 6; VII. 4-7.
Allen, Edward P., address at meeting of Allen, John Mclntire, member of State
State Pioneer Society, XIV. 20; Indian Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII. 8; biog.,
agent at Mackinac, 1882, VI. 348. XIII. 36, 196, 199.
Allen, Ethan, I. 141; II. 296, 312; V. 363; Allen, Mrs. John M. (Miss Nancy Ban-
VII. 369; IX. 264. croft), XIII. 199.
Allen, Ezekiel, V. 460, 465. Allen,- Jonas, III. 522; biog., VIII. 46, 47.
Allen, Mrs. Ezekiel, V. 465. Allen, Mrs. Jonas, XIV. 523.
Allen, G. S., III. 422. Allen, Joseph, III. 285 ; death of, VI. 342.
Allen, George, death of, VI. 341. Allen, Joshua, death of, XIII. 277; XIV.
Allen, George N., death of, XIV. 191. 183.
Allen, George W. (M.), III. 292, 362, 545; Allen, King, V. 525.
XIV. 7; bank cashier, VI. 324; mem- Allen, Lambert, early settler of Litch-
ber State Pioneer Society, XIII. 110; field, I. 180.
XIV. 41. Allen, Levi, boat captain, I. 471; XIV.
Allen, Deacon Gilbert, XIII. 199. 543, 568.
Allen, H. H., III. Ill, 545, 546; member Allen, Levi J., soldier of the Mexican
State Pioneer Society, III. 266. war, VI. 19.
Allen, Mrs. H. S., death of, IX. 79. Allen, Lewis, IV. 463; first supervisor of
Allen, Capt. Hannibal, son of Ethan, IX. Sharon township, II. 526; IV. 398.
264. Allen, M. J., XIII. 208.
Allen, Herbert, XIII. 208. Allen, Mrs. Martha L., death of, VII. 590.
Allen, Isaac, VII. 467. Allen, Marvin, regent of the university,
Allen, Israel M., biog. of, VIII. 30. XIV. 412.
Allen, Mrs. Israel M., VIII. 30. Allen, Melvin B., biog., XIII. 205, 207.
Allen, J. B., III. 281, 291. Allen, Mrs. Melvin B. (Miss Eliza C.
Allen, Rev. J. W., V. 416. Wood), XIII. 207.
Allen, J. W., publisher, VI. 79. Allen, Menton F., death of, IX. 19.
Allen, James, of Pontiac, his exhibit of Allen, Moses, on census roll of Detroit,
fruit in 1847, X. 77. 1827, XII. 461%.
Allen, James, land entries in Vermont- Allen, Capt. Moses, I. 178, 179; II. 385,
ville, III. 426. 563; III. 149; V. 291, 348; VI. 238, 239;
Allen, Col. James, father of John, first settler of Hillsdale county, at A1-
founder of Ann Arbor, I. 338 ; VIII. 217. len's Prairie, 1826. III. 610; IV. 254;
Allen, James C., I. 333; V. 474. land entry, VII. 558, 561; died 1829,
Allen, James Turner, I. 333, 338. first death in county, IV. 255.
Allen, Mrs. James Turner, I. 338. Allen, Nathan, land entry, V. 404.
Allen, Jeremiah, entered land in 1819, Allen, Norman, II. 297, 308; IX. 49 ; settled
III. 568. at Grass Lake 1833, II. 335; III. 510,
Allen, John, of Allegan township, death 511; candidate for township clerk, II.
of, XIV. 51. 313, 316, 334; death of, XI. 59, 63.
Allen, John, of Port Huron, death of, Allen, Norman, Jr., XI. 63.
XIV. 184. Allen, O. S. (L.), member of the Brady
Allen, John, pioneer of Plymouth, II. 560. Guards, XIII. 525; XIV. 416.
Allen, John, I. 338; II. 284; V. 245, 246, Allen, Deacon Orrison, early settler of
364, 365, 394, 395; VI. 109; VIII. 217; Pontiac, III. 566, 567, 574, 600; VI. vii.;
X. 130; Ann Arbor named for his wife VII. 5; VIII. 238; his trip to Michigan
and Mrs, Rumsey, I. 333, 400; IV. 394; ' and facts about early settlement of
V. 245, 246; XII. 398; with Walker Pontiac, VI. 384.
Rumsey located and named Ann Ar- Allen, Rebecca, death of, XIV. 185.
bor, I. 333, 400; IV. 394; V. 246, 255; Allen. Robert, journalist, VI. 77.
XII. 398; donated land for court house, Allen, Robert & Co., merchants of Mon-
I. 335; editor 1830, I. 388; first post- treal, issue draft for government sup-
master and justice of the peace plies, VIII. 474, 476.
of, Ann Arbor, I. 333; member of com- Allen, Rodney B., XII. 392.
mission to locate county seat of Kala- Allen, S. F., student of Hillsdale Col-
mazoo county, I. 129; VII. 471; state lege, VI. 146.
senator, XIV. 413; died in California, Allen, Rev. S. O., graduate of Yale, VII.
I. 333-335, 338. 410.
INDEX.
15
Allen, Sabra R., death of, XI. 22; XIII.
113.
Allen, Sarah (Mrs. K. A.), V. 525.
Allen, Sarah T., death of, XIII. 212.
Allen, Seneca, III. 217; VI. 374, 375,379.
Allen, Seymour, death of, XIII. 227.
Allen, Solomon M., I. 130; V. 256; school
inspector in Calhoun county in 1833,
II. 196, 242, 253.
Allen, Stephen, IV. 249; VII. 531.
Allen, Timothy, XIII. 199; entered land
in 1823, III. 564.
Allen, W., of Allegan township, III. 280,
281
Allen, William ("Old Bill"), VII. 71.
Allen, William, of Lansing, VII. 444.
Allen (Allene), William, I. 345, 347; list
of taxable property, 1802, VIII. 534, 535.
Allen, William T., death of, XIII. 133.
Allen & Brewer, publishers, VI. 69.
Allen's lumber yard, VI. 294.
Allen's Prairie, II. 190, 385; first settler
of, II. 563; III. 610; VI. 238, 239.
Allendale township (Ottawa county), IX.
264.
Allene, William; see Allen.
Allerton, H., V. 417.
Allesandre, Mme.; see Alexandre.
Alleson, Gabriel, death of, XIV. 137.
Allett, Henry, III. 280, 302.
Allet, John, III. 280; captain of boat
fleet on Kalamazoo river, III. 284, 290.
Alley, Benton, death of, VIII. 115.
Alley, Elias, I. 179.
Alley, J., III. 281.
Alley, Joshua F., attorney, XI. 309.
Alley, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XI. 39.
Alley, Mrs. Sarah, death of, XIV. 189.
Allick, — , "Grandpa", death of, XIII.
228.
Ailing, D. C., III. 280.
Allis, George, member of the legislature,
IV. 304.
Allis. George R., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Allison, — , chief surgeon of the army in
1796, VIII. 445.
Allison, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Allison, A., publisher, VI. 96.
Allison, Abbie E. (Mrs. C. S. A.), VIII.
95.
Allison, C. C., publisher, VI. 73.
Allison, C. S., VIII. 95.
Allison, David, death of, VII. 562.
Allison, F., elected* a member of State
Historical Society, XII. 325.
Allison, Thomas, death of, XIII. 230.
Allison, William, VI. 421; death of, VIII.
98.
Allison, William, attorney, XIV. 128.
Allison, William, death of, III. 610.
Allmandinger, Daniel, land entry, IV.
396.
Allors, Jacques, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Allouez (Alloues) Claude, Jesuit Priest,
early missionary, died 1690, 1. 120, 481;
II. 135, 136; V. 94, 95; VII. 165; VIII.
373, 376, 379, 386, 424; attends con-
gress of nations 1671 at Sault Ste.
Marie, VII. 152; at old Kaskaskia, V.
94; explores shores of Lake Superior
and discovers copper in 1666, VII. 152;
XIV. 656; founded mission in 1665,
VII. 182; named Lake Michigan, his
early names for other lakes and rivers,
VI. 349, 350, 349n.
Allshouse, John, death of, XIV. 134.
Allsop (Allsopp), George, II. 587.
Ally, L. D., publisher, VI. 96.
Allyn, Mrs. Eliza, death of, XIII. 282.
Alman, — , landlord, VII. 132.
Almandinger, John D., death of, VI. 431.
Almendinger, Charles, death of, XIII.
281.
Almendinger, D. F., I. 327.
Almendinger, I. F., I. 62.
Almindger, George, XIV. 350.
Almont Herald, VI. 84.
Almy, Judge John, IV. 293; VII. 498;
member of legislature 1837, II. 115.
Almy, John, president of first bank of
Grand Rapids, VI. 320.
Almy, Mrs. John, and children rescued
from the flood, V. 439.
Almy, Joseph, III. 567.
Alney, Rev. — , story of early days, XIII.
172.
"Alpena," boat lost at sea, 1880, IX. 284,
298.
Alpena (city), A. P. A. loss by fire, VI.
185; appearance of, VI. 189; artesian
wells, VI. 192; boat club, VI. 197;
churches, VI. 195; fire company, VI.
197; fisheries, VI. 193; fire of 1872, VI.
185; incorporated, first city officers,
VI. 183; lumbering, VI. 201; marine
business for 1875, VI. 189; news-
papers, Argus, established 1871, VI.
67, 184; burned, VI. 186; Frolic, estab-
lished 1873, VI. 67, 187; Pioneer
(Thunder Bay Monitor), VI. 67, 184;
Thunder Bay Monitor, name changed,
VI. 67, 184; schools, VI. 200; societies,
VI. 196, 197.
Alpena (Anamickee) county, organized,
' county seat named, I. 94, 97, 98: VI.
172; history of. VI. 170; census of, in
1864, 1874, VI. 187, 188; farming. VI.
204; first laid out, VI. 170; press, his-
tory of, VI. 67; townships organized,
Alcona (later absorbed by Alcona coun-
ty), VI. 181; Alpena organized, VI. 187:
Corlies organized, later dissolved, VI.
181; Fremont organized, first officers
of, VI. 172; Long Rapids organized, VI.
187; Ossineke organized, VI. 181, 187;
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INDEX.
definition of name, VI. 193; Wayland,
XII. 397; Wilson organized, VI. 187;
treasurer and clerk of, 1875-6, I. 519;
vote of 1887 on prohibition amend-
ment, XIII. 404.
Alpena Lumber Co., VI. 183, 202, 203.
Alpena Pioneer Society, VI. 196.
Alpena township (Alpena county), VI.
187.
Alpaugh, Eva (Mrs. Philip Alpaugh),
IV. 250.
Alphadelphia Association in Comstock,
V. 406; origin of association, V. 407.
Alting, — , professor at the university of
Groningen, IX. 304.
Alton, Frederick, death of, VII. 425;
biog. of, VII. 448.
Alton, Dr. Robert, VII. 448.
Alton's cooper shop, VI. 293.
Alum, order for, XL 417.
Alverado, — , discoverer, XIV. 651.
Alvord, — , Dr., VI. 265.
Alvord, Maj. Benjamin, commander at
Fort Gratiot, XI. 251; sketch of, XI.
256.
Alvord, Mrs. Benjamin, XI. 256.
Alvord, George W., I. 170.
Alvord, Henry H., charter member of
Trinity church, Bay City, VII. 310.
Alvord, I. S., death of, XIV. 135.
Alvord, Joshua N., early teacher, I. 456.
Alvord, Mary (Mrs. Henry Raymond),
XIV. 61.
Alvord, N. C.. charter member of Trin-
ity church, Bay City, VII. 310.
Alvord, Thaddeus, entered land in 1823,
III. 565; and family, converted to Mor-
monism, XIV. 618.
Alvord, Mrs. Thaddeus, XIV. 618.
Alvord, William B., member of commit-
tee to revise constitution of Young
Men's Temperance Society, XII. 458.
Alward, Robert, biog. of, XI. 59.
Amable (Amiable) Chevalier, Ottawa
chief, son of Louis Chevalier, IX. 368,
397; ally of the British, XII. 244; XV.
143.
Amalair, Alessis, his subscription for a
missionary in Michilimackinac, X. 289.
"Amazon," British boat, 1782, X. 665.
Amiable; see Amable.
Ambler, H. F., IV. 275.
Ambler, J., III. 291.
Ambler, Schuyler W., county treasurer
in 1875-6, I. 519.
Ambler, William E., trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 163.
Amboise, — , XI. 563.
Amboy, Lansing & Traverse Bay Ry.
purchased by Jackson, Lansing & Sag-
maw Ry. Co., II. 318, 350.
Ambroise (Ambroize) Mme. Framboise,
her list of taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 532, 535.
Ambroise (Ambroize), Igniasse (In-
niasse), list of taxable property of, in
1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Ambrose, R., loss by fire at Alpena, VI.
185.
Ambrose, Ruel, stockholder of first Ma-
comb county bank, V. 474.
Ambrotype of old Lansing house, III. 48.
"Amelia," boat of 1812, XV. 64.
Amendment to constitution, prohibiting
liquor law, vote of 1887, XIII. 404.
Amenia Seminary, location of, VI. 37.
Ament, Edward L., publisher, VI. 94.
America, British colonization of, XII.
491; early discoveries cited, XIV. 652;
first explorations in, XIV. 651; inde-
pendence acknowledged, VII. 153.
American Antiquarian, cited, XIV. 652.
American Fur Company, I. 24; III. 55, 58,
193; VI. 343; XI. 189; agents, III. 192;
VIII. 242; bill of yearly expense, VI.
347; competition against N. W. Fur
Co., VI. 347; headquarters at Saginaw,
III. 316; managers of, III. 125; mess
house, XIII. 352; salary paid clerk, III.
125; traders, VIII. 242; traders of as-
sembled at Mackinaw, III. 125.
American hotel, I. 431; IV. 459; XIV.
328, 418.
American influence in upper Canada, XV.
598, 599.
American Temperance Union organized,
XIII. 389.
Amerman, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XIII.
281.
Ames, — , pioneer teacher, XIV. 457.
Ames, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's school,
II. 447.
Ames, Bishop — , dedicated Flint M. B.
church, III. 452; ordained Rev. H. P.
Barker, V. 333; presided at conference
of 1855, II. 167.
Ames, A. S., VII. 107.
Ames, Charles, I. 179.
Ames, Charles E., death of, IV. 270.
Ames, Clark, death of, XIV. 134.
Ames, Mrs. Henry, death of, XIII. 229.
Ames, J. W., III. 415.
Ames, Joseph, first township meeting for
Marengo held at his house, II. 242, 253.
Ames, Joseph, general surface boss for
Mining company, XIV. 201.
Ames, William B., I. 179.
Ames ("coon-skin") library, instituted
1802, VII. 333.
Ames-Kidder settlement, II. 374.
Amherst, Lord, X. 374; XV. 60.
Amherst, Gen. Sir Jeffrey, VIII. 338, 339;
X. 105, 215; commander in chief of
British army in 1760, VI. 505; Gov-
ernor General, 1760, III. 119.
Amherst College, XIV. 290.
Amherstburg, VI. 465; administration of
Indian department, XII. 268; descrip-
INDEX.
17
tion of, XV. 54; distance from Put-in
Bay, XV. 476; early shipbuilding at,
XV. 31, 32,189,223,264; fort at, XII. 267 ;
XV. 98,99; Indians removed from to the
Miami Rapids, XV. 173; Indians resort-
ing at, XI. 171; XII. 256-259, 262, 264;
Indian council at, XII. 298; XV. 98,
176; location of, XIII. 309; memo-
randum of naval supplies wanted,
XV, 189; military importance of,
XV. 251; militia dispensed with, XV.
46; naval depot, number of field pieces
at in 1811, condition of magazine and
stores, XV. 55, 201; number of British
troops at, XV. 353; number of guns at,
XV. 55 ; order for stores for Indians
at, XII. 273-280, 283-288; provision is-
sued from, XII. 273, 296; presents for
Indians resorting at, XII. 255-259, 262-
266, 283; purchases of land near, XII.
291; provision and rum for, XII. 263;
receives troops from Sandwich, XV.
103-105; removal of buildings, XII. 263;
report of its ordnance and traveling
carriages in 1812, XV. 200; returns of
' firearms, XV. 273; selection of site
criticised, XV. 13 ; taken by Gen. Har-
rison, XV. 412; United States troops
evacuated, XV. 518.
Amherstburg & Detroit, number of Brit-
ish troops at in 1812, XV. 190, 208; key
to the western country, XV. 251.
Amiel, John, ensign 60th regiment, II.
586; witnesses deed of Hog Island to
Geo. McDougal, X. 236.
Amlin, Joseph, II. 573.
Ammerman, D., III. 280, 294.
Ammerman, William P., VII. 351.
Ammerman Mill, III. 283.
Amphitheatre, view on Lake Superior,
XIV. 156.
"Amphitrite," British boat of 1780, lost
near Belle Isle, X. 431.
Ampte, subscription for a missionary at
Michilimackinac, X. 288.
Ampville, Due d'. Governor prior to 1627,
III. 118.
Amsden & Smith, III. 291.
Amsley, Col. John, II. 242.
Amsley, Mrs. John, "Early Times in Cal-
houn County," II. 247.
Amusements of the early French, I. 360;
in early Detroit, I. 377.
Anabil, Ira, settled in Sharon 1831, II.
524.
Anamickee county organized, name
changed, I. 94, 98; see also Alpena
county.
Anastasius 1st, Emperor, date of reign,
XII. 488.
Ancaster, Duke of, II. 593.
Ancient Garden beds — Hubbard, II. 21-
35.
Ancient miners, discovery of their work
in copper mines, VIII. 137; see also
prehistoric race.
Ancient mining, relics of, II. 45-52; VIII.
137, 146.
Ancient Order of United Workmen, of
Allegan, III. 289; Battle Creek, III.
360; Flint, III. 454; Ionia, III. 484;
Jackson, II. 347.
Ancrum, Maj; — , British commander at
Detroit, VII. 135; VIII. 397; X. 114;
XL 403; extract from letter on the
condition of Indians, XI. 488; his reply
to Indians at council of 1786, XI. 471.
Anderson, — , first death in Augusta, V.
386.
Anderson, Dr. — , and wife. III. 645.
Anderson, Gen. — •, orator, X. 23.
Anderson, Lieut. — , British soldier of
the war of 1812, VIII. 626; at capture of
Detroit, X. 92;
Anderson, Maj. — , soldier of the rebel-
lion, IV. 127; secured right of way for
Michigan Air Line Ry., XIII. 253.
Anderson, — , pioneer, VII. 506.
Anderson, Rev. — , XIII. 409.
Anderson, Abigail, death of, XL 73.
Anderson, Amelia, charter member of
first Congregational church in Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Anderson, Mrs. Arthur, death of, VI. 341.
Anderson, Lieut. Col. Benjamin, III. 169;
on trial by court martial, suicides, III.
170.
Anderson, Mrs. Catherine, death of, XIII.
• 132.
Anderson, Daniel, IV- 172.
Anderson, David, I. 345.
Anderson, David, original member of the
Washingtonian Society, XIII. 390, 391.
Anderson. Col. E., conducts coast survey,
I. 21, 432; IV. 427.
Anderson, Ebenezer, II. 415; III. 553; IV.
• 228. assistant bank cashier, XIV. 414,
415.
Anderson, Eli B., V. 362, 363; charter
member of first Congregational church
in Comstock, V. 413.
Anderson, Mrs. Eli B., charter member
of first Congregational church in Com-
stock, V. 413.
Anderson, Eliza, charter member of first
Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI.
376.
Anderson, Eliza A. (Mrs. Wing), I. 283.
Anderson, Mrs. Guy, death of, VIII. 98.
Anderson, H. S., death of, XL 131.
Anderson, Mrs. H. T.( death of, XL 131.
Anderson, Hannah (Mrs. Moses Good-
' rich), XIII. 183.
Anderson, Miss Henrietta (Mrs. Harvey
Warner), XIV. 66.
Anderson, Rev. J., HI. 203.
Anderson, Capt. James, war of 1812, I,
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345; V. 501; XV. 631; commended, XV. Anderson, R., V. 474.
625; secreted and saved by Edward Anderson, Richard, IV. 228.
Tucker, VI. 360; to march against Gen. Anderson, Col. Robert H., pioneer of
Clark on the Mississippi, XV. 611; with 1835, III. 503, 504; VII. 460, 464; and
flag of truce ordered Fort Prairie du his early friends, III. 516, 517.
Chien to surrender, XV. 623. Anderson, Samuel, IV. 228.
Anderson, James, of Detroit, remained a Anderson, Thomas, on census roll of De-
British subject at close of the revolu- troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
tionary war, VIII. 411. Anderson, W., III. 291.
Anderson, James, of Corunna, death of, Anderson, William E., death of III. 638.
VI. 430. Anderson, William, XII. 580.
Anderson, James, of Hillsdale, death of, Anderson, William W., death of, XIII.
IX. 39. 219.
Anderson, John, soldier of the revolu- Anderson & Dawson, builders, X. 127,
tion, mail carrier whom AndrS at- 128.
tempted to impersonate, V. 363. Anderson & McDonnall, Indian traders
Anderson, John, of early Detroit, I. 345; and merchants of 1796, VIII. 446.
II. 572; IV. 476, 479; V. 560; VIII. ix., Anderson & Rogers, II. 334.
411, 630, 632; XI. 375; his letter from Anderson's Station, Michigan troops at,
John Askin, XII. 110; list of civil of- IV. 163.
flees held by, VIII. 659, 660; memorial Anderton, William, collector of customs
to the president of the United States, at Windsor in 1837, VII. 82.
dated 1805 or 1806, VIII. 549-553; name Andesherry, Huron chief, present at De-
in old account book, V. 561; and fam- troit council, III. 90; X. 472.
ily, XI. 452. Andre, Mrs. Alexander C., VII. 280.
Anderson. Col. John, of Monroe, I. 283, Andre, Joseph (dit Clark), II. 572; IV.
413; II. 424, IV. 319; VI. 362, 375; VII. 478; member of Detroit company to
72; charter member of first Presbyte- repress Indians, XIII. 505; on Detroit
rian church of Monroe, VI. 376, 377; census roll, 1782, X. 611; signs petition
home attacked by Indians and saved against McDougal's possession of Hog
by Mrs. Anderson, IV. 322; VIII. 643; Island, X. 238; tried by detachment
XII. 335; passenger on first trip of court-martial in 1812, sentence of, VIII.
Walk-in-the-Water, IV. 113. 622.
Anderson, John, teamster of Detroit, I. Andre, Rev. P.. priest, XIII. 480.
332. Andre, P. C., IX. 71.
Anderson, John, of Allegan county, biog., Andre, S., I. 497.
IV. 172; associate judge of Allegan, Andrew, — , an Indian before court of in-
Ill. 285; IV. 172. quiry conducted by Col. Bouquet, X.
Anderson, John, of Jackson county. II. 211.
341; death of, IV. 283. "Andrew Jackson," steamboat, built in
Anderson, John, of St. Joseph county, 1832, I. 471.
entered land in 1826, III. 610; death of, Andrews, — , freeholder of Detroit, V.
IX. 75; XI. 130. 533.
Anderson, Mrs. John, of early Detroit, Andrews, — , of Berrien county, death of,
IV. 428. IX. 18.
Anderson, Mrs. John, of Monroe, saves Andrews, — , of the British navy in 1777,
treasures and home from Indians, IV. IX. 351; X. 257.
322; and sister, passengers on first Andrews, Dr. — , of Paw Paw, VIII. 107;
trip of Walk-in-the-Water, IV. 113. XIV. 267.
Anderson, Mrs. John (Laura Rice), of Andrews, — , pioneer of Quincy township,
Allegan, IV. 172. VI. 238.
Anderson, Mrs. John, of St. Joseph coun- Andrews, — , pupil of the Nutting school,
ty, death of, VIII. 98. II. 447.
Anderson John H., early teacher, I. 456. Andrews, Amasa, III. 599; XIV. 424.
Anderson, Lemuel, IV. 228. Andrews, Mrs. Ann Livingston, early
Anderson Louisa, charter member of teacher, V. 567.
first Congregational church in Com- Andrews, Charles, charter member of
stock, V. 413. nrst Congregational church of Corn-
Anderson, Mrs. M., death of, XIII. 276; stock, V. 413, 414, 416.
XIV. 83. Andrews, Mrs. Charles (Caroline), char-
Anderson, Mary (Mrs. E. Anderson), ter member of first Congregational
biog. of, IV. 228. church of Comstock, V. 413.
Anderson, Paul D., X. 85; on census roll Andrews, Dr. E., publisher, VI. 97.
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. Andrews, Eber S., publisher, VI. 79.
INDEX.
19
Andrews, Dr. Edmund, instructor in the
university, V. 36.
Andrews, Dr. Edward, of Chicago, IV.
422.
Andrews, Elizabeth (widow), her letter
to Gen. Haldimand, XI. 404.
Andrews, Elizabeth M., death of, VII.
562.
Andrews, Francis, X. 35.
Andrews, Frederick, death of, XIII. 281.
Andrews, G. W., III. 422.
Andrews, Mrs. Henrietta (Mrs. Good-
rich), XI. 57.
Andrews, Hiram R., alderman, XIV. 415;
landlord, sheriff, XIV. 418.
Andrews, J. L., II. 584.
Andrews, Capt. James, recommended for
favors to Gen. Carleton by Lieut. Gov.
Hamilton, IX. 438.
Andrews, John, of Grand Haven, death
of, VIII. 101, 112.
Andrews, John, V. 567; member of the
legislature, XIV. 412.
Andrews, Joseph, graduate of Hillsdale
College in 1852, VI. 146; tutor, VI. 147.
Andrews, Joshua, XIV. 424.
Andrews, Dr. Josiah, VI. 437.
Andrews, Justus, II. 582.
Andrews (Andrus) Lyman, entered land
in 1828, II. 450; first clerk of Novi
township, II. 451, 456.
Andrews (Andrus), Mrs. Lyman, II. 456.
Andrews, Morris, II. 582; elected pound-
master of Plymouth township in 1827,
I. 510.
Andrews, Richard, marriage of, VII. 579.
Andrews, Sarah Jane, death of, VII. 591.
Andrews, Seth, II. 436.
Andrews, William, XIV. 424.
Andrews, Colin & Co., sign petition to
Maj. DePeyster, X. 456; XI. 54.
Andrews & Meldrum, bill for lodging In-
dians, III. 26; on Detroit census roll,
1779, X. 316.
Andrews & Trimble (Tremble), on De-
troit census roll, 1782, X. 609; sign pe-
tition for improved trade facilities,
XI. 424.
Andrews & Woodman, VI. 437.
Andries, Engelbert, XIII. 447.
Androus, Miss A. Marie, XIV. 367.
Androus, Mrs. Samuel, XIV. 367.
Andrus, Albert, X. 36, 40.
Andrus, Charles. V. 319.
Andrus, E., X. 39.
Andrus, Rev. E., chaplain in war of re-
bellion, VIII. 19.
Andrus, Elizabeth (Mrs. D. Smith), XIV.
303, 304, 308.
Andrus, Rev. Elizur, III. 289; XIII. 419.
Andrus, Frank, III. 362.
Andrus, George. XIV. 303, 304, 308.
Andrus, Giles, V. 247; XIV. 302.
Andrus, Mrs. Giles, V. 319.
Andrus, Henry, V. 247, 319; XIV. 302, 311.
Andrus, Mrs. Henry, V. 262, 266.
Andrus, James, XIV. 303.
Andrus, Lafayette J., X. 39, 40, 42.
Andrus, Lyman; see Andrews.
Andrus, Marcia, XIV. 303.
Andrus, Mary, XIV. 303.
Andrus, William, V. 320, 322, 449; VII.
371; XIV. 303, 372.
Andrus, William, of Jonesville, death of,
IX. 38.
Andrus, William Henry, XIV. 291.
Anecdotes of the bar of Detroit, VI. 470.
Aneconse (Little Squirrel), Miami In-
dian, XII. 452.
Angel, — , IX. 251.
Angel, Van Rensselaer T., I. 257.
Angel & Barns, publishers, IX. 296.
"Angelica," boat, 1780, VIII. 599; IX.
437; lost in a storm, XI. 402.
"Angelina," boat, IX. 585.
Angell, Abiah, III. Ill; member State
Pioneer Society, III. 266.
Angell, Clark, VII. 519.
Angell, Crawford, mayor of Grand
Rapids, VI. 335.
Angell, Cynthia, death of, XI. 94.
Angell, Daniel, pioneer violinist, V. 309.
Angell, David, IX. 263, 268.
Angell, E. C., IV. 196.
Angell, Esic, IX. 263, 268.
Angell, Hannah (Mrs. Andrus), V. 266.
Angell, Horace, sheriff, I. 84; VI 293-
biog., XIV. 44, 97, 104.
Angell, Mrs. Horace, XIV. 105.
Angell, James B., president of University
of Michigan, VI. 124; VII. 599, 607,
610; extracts from his address, XIV.
284, 286; letter of regret to F. W. Lan-
kenaw, VII. 322; remarks on univer-
sity branches, XIV. 349.
Angell, Lucinda (Mrs. Clark), V. 266.
Angell, Marcus S., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 520.
Angell, Nedebiah, settled in Battle
Creek 1833, III. 348, 356; V. 259, 265-
267, 314; biog., V. 261; children of, V.
262.
Angell, Mrs. Nedebiah, V. 314.
Angell, Oliver, XIV. 105.
'Angell, Richard, IV. 197.
Angell, Rustin, V. 267.
Angers Seminary (France), I. 482.
Angevine, Mrs. Albert, V. 505.
Angevine, Col. Eli, VI.. 269.
"Anglesea," boat, IX. 582.
Angola (Ind.), railroad completed to, II.
319.
Angoville, Mayor, legatee in will of Saff-
nay de Mezy, XIV. 662.
Angus, Mrs. P. M. (Miss Ross), XI. 127.
Animals, domestic, introduced by the
English, XIII. 67; wintered on rushes,
XIII. 369; wild, native of Michigan, L
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INDEX.
403; V. 251; VI. 475- XIV. 422; of
Wayne county— Tibbits, I. 403.
A-ni-mi-kai-nee, Chippewa chief present
at a council with Gov. Hamilton in
1778, IX. 442.
Anis & Gauthier, X. 270.
Ankrim, Joel; see -Antrim, Joel.
"Ann," boat, VII. 83.
Ann Arbor Academy, I. 400.
Ann Arbor, bank of Washtenaw, V. 210;
original capital, V. 214; citizens' gift of
cash to university library, V. 32; date
of settlement, IV. 394; VI. 443; "history
of its early settlement," — Sessions, I.
333; how named, I. 400; IV. 394; In-
dian name for, IV. 394; newspapers,
Argus (Emigrant, Western Emigrant,
True Democrat, and Michigan Argus),
first established in 1829, VI. 96;
Chronicle (University paper), VI. 96;
Courier (Peninsular Courier and Fam-
ily Visitant), VI. '96; Emigrant, estab-
lished 1829, VI. 96; Palladium (univer-
sity paper), established 1857, VI. 96;
Peninsular Courier and Family Visi-
tant, established 1861, VI. 96; Primi-
tive Expounder, V. 407; removed to
Comstock, V. 410; True Democrat, VI.
96; Western Emigrant (Emigrant),
fifth paper in Michigan, established
1829, I. 388, 394; VI. 96; St. Andrew's
church, history of, IX. 141; state pio-
neer meeting at, I. 76-80; statistics and
history of in 1862, XII. 398; superin-
tendent and principal of schools of,
IX. 94.
Annabel, E. R., attorney, XI. 309.
Annapolis, Michigan, soldiers at, III. 187.
Anne, Nachitoches Indian, marriage of,
V. 104.
Anneke, the Misses, XIV. 58.
Anneke, Edward E., XIV. 58.
Anneke, Emil, auditor general, biog.,
XIV. 56, 57.
An-ne-me-kins, Indian boy claiming por-
tion of Jacob Smith's estate, VII. 269.
Annett, William, entered land in 1823,
III. 564, 565.
Annett, Mrs. William, death of, III. 565.
•"Annie," yacht, entered in regatta, III.
645.
Annin, M., lines on death of, XIV. 577.
Annis, — , early settler of Battle Creek,
V. 287; XIV. 323, 325.
Annis, George, XIV. 325.
Annis H., pioneer of Allegan township,
III. 280.
Annis, Mrs. Harriet, death of, XIV. 69.
Annis, Juliette, XIV. 325.
Annoketooua, Indian name for Louisa L.
Smith, VII. 140, 143.
An-qua-sa-ca, IX. 452.
An«. -Toseph. reveals Maj. Rogers' plot.
X. 231, 232, 233.
Anscomb, Allen, settled in Troy town-
ship in 1826, XII. 395.
Anscomb, John, settled in Troy township
in 1826, XII. 395.
Anson, Admiral — , captured De la Jon-
quiere, III. 118.
Anson, Pearson, VI. 242.
Anson, Mrs. Pearson, VI. 243.
Ansook, Barbara, death of, IX. 77.
Antaya, XI. 530, 532, 560, 572, 573; see
also Antiya.
"Ante Mortem," poem, IX. 63.
Anthemius, Emperor, date of, XII. 487.
Anthon, Charles, IV. 96;
Anthon, Prof. Charles, of Columbia Col-
lege, elected honorary member of State
Historical Society, XII. 319.
Anthon (Anthons) George Christian, M.
D., II. 26; III. 213; IV. 76. 96; VIII. viii.,
461; IX. 411; X. 257; biog., VIII. 461;
demands for the sick, X. 249, 250; let-
ter to Capt. Brehm, X. 373; on Detroit
census roll, 1779, X. 318; in 1782, X.
608, surgeon at Detroit in 1760, VIII.
461; XI. 432.
Anthon, Mrs. George Christian, VIII.
461; X. 374; on census roll of Detroit,
1779, X. 318.
Anthon, Rev. Henry, D. D., born in De-
troit, III. .27; VIII. 461.
Anthon, John, attorney, born in Detroit,
III. 27; IV. 96; VIII. 461.
Anthon, John Michael, VIII. 461.
Anthon, Mrs. John Michael (Dorothea
Louise Cramer). VIII. 461.
Anthony, David, III. 285.
Anthony, Henry B., United States sena-
tor, of Providence, R. I., V. 19.
Anthony & White, III. 249.
Antietam, battle of, V. 199.
Antilliya, Jean Baptiste, on Detroit cen-
sus roll, 1782, X. 601.
Antim (Meegisee) county, organized, I.
98; see also Antrim and Meegisee
counties.
Antimony, where found, XIV. 204.
Antioch College, early president of, IX.
95.
Anti-slavery in the churches, X. 48.
Antisdel, John, IV. 279.
Antiya, Jean Bte. and wife, on Detroit
census roll, 1779, X. 320; see also An-
taya.
Antoine, slave of Jesuit priests, mar-
riage of, V. 103.
Antrim (Ankrim), Joel, I. 432.
Antrim county organized, county seat lo-
cated, I. 98, 99; press, history of, VI.
67: treasurer and clerk of in 1875-6,
I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibitory
amendment, XIII. 404; see also Antim
and Meegisee counties,
Antwerp township (Van Buren county),
organized, III. 628; how named, III.
636.
INDEX.
21
Anvil, ordered for Indians, XII. 82.
Anwatinochkam, Ottawa chief, at Little
Traverse Bay, XII. 621.
A. P. A. of Alpena, loss by fire, VI. 185.
Apach-aince, Chippewa chief, present at
a council with Gov. Henry Hamilton
In 1778, IX. 442.
Apakosigaw, Ottawa chief, at Little Tra-
verse Bay, XII. 621.
A-pa-quaash, Chippewa chief, IX. 442;
present at a council with Gov. Hamil-
ton in 1778, IX. 442.
Apel, Prof. — , XIII. 452.
Apleby, Capt.; see Appleby.
Aplin, George, member of State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 41, 196.
Aplin, H. H., sketch of, III. 337; mem-
ber of State Pioneer Society, XIII.
Ill; XIV. 41.
Apostle Islands, location of, IX. Ill;
XIV. 235.
Appleby (Apleby), Capt. Gilman, IV. 81;
XIV. 543.
Applegate, Daniel, III. 568.
Applegate, David, death of, XIII. 237.
Applegate, Thomas S., publisher, V. 17;
VI. v., 85; "A History of the Press of
Michigan," VI. 62.
Applegate & Fee, publishers, VI. 85.
Applehoff, John B., death of, XI. 83.
Apple brandy, III. 174.
Apple trees, of early date, XIII. 352; in
the Saginaw valley, VII. 254, 255; XIV.
499, 502; of unknown origin, VII. 254;
may be indigenous to Michigan, XIII.
319; price of, X. 80; on island in Or-
chard Lake, VII. 558.
Apples, early grown in Detroit in 1796,
II. 102; XIV. 446; early shipping of,
VIII. 236; rent paid in, IV. 343; vari-
eties grown, X. 70, 73-77 ; price of, VIII.
236; grown on tablelands of East Ten-
nessee, III. 173.
Appleton, D. B., death of, XI. 135.
Appleton, Mrs. Ellen, death of, VIII. 115.
Appletree ford, VI. 423.
Appropriations: Ann Arbor citizens to
enlarge university library, V. 32; con-
gressional: for payment of war claims,
XII. 588; lands for Canadian exiles,
XIII. 495; lands and cash for Sault Ste.
Marie canal, VIII. 154, 155; lands for
school purposes. XIV. 284; lands for
University of Michigan, I. 40, 42, 172;
VII. 29; legislative: for Agricultural
College, VII. 34; for asylums, XIII.
295-297, 299, 304; improvements on
salt lands, IV. 16; for internal im-
provements. XIII. 360; for Paw Paw
river, III. 627; for state for 1808, 1809,
VIII. 594; for State Pioneer Society,
I. 64. 65; II. 3, 9, 10, 89; III. x., 539; V.
7; VI. 1; VII. 14; VIII. xi.; XIII. viii., x.
April, Jacob, death of. XIV. 191.
Apricot, early price of trees, X. 80.
Aprons (lead) in ordnance stores, XL
426; XII. 124, 136, 138.
Apthorp, — , III. 289.
Apted, Francis, death of, VIII. 100.
Ar-be-toh-wach-e-wan village, II. 463.
Arbiter Unter-Stutzungs Verein, Ionia,
III. 485.
Arbeiter Verein, Jackson, II. 347.
Arblay, Mme. - - d', elected honorary
member State Historical Society, XII.
321.
Arbour, Joseph, appointed justice of the
peace of the district of Gasp6, XI. 622.
Arbre Croche, location of, II. 99; Indians
at visited by Gabriel Richard, I. 493;
Catholic school established, I. 493;
receive presents, XIII. 73; Roman
census of Indian men, XI. 506; XIII.
85.
Arcadia creek, diverted from regular
course, XIV. 121.
Arch, Phoebe, death of, IX. 39.
"Archangel," boat, IX. 493.
Arched rock, VII. 156.
Archer, Mrs. Charles, death of, VI. 3831
Archer, Giles O., II. 436.
Archer, Rev. J., VI. 401.
Archer, Job, III. 504; VII. 464.
Archer, Ornon, first principal of Romeo
Academy, II. 445.
Archibald, Alexander, VI. 175.
Archibald, D., land entry, III. 425.
Archibald, P. W., land entry, III. 425.
Archibald & Murray, lumbermen, VI. 176.
Arenac county, organized, name changed,
I. 94, 99; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404; see also Bay
county.
Arenac township (Bay county), organ-
ized; divided, III. 333.
Arens, Hendrick, death of. XIII. 113.
Arens, Prof. John, XIII. 474.
Argenson, Pierre de Voyer vicomte d*,
III. 114, 118.
"Argo," steamboat built 1830, I. 396,471;
II. 579, 580; IV. 349; VI. 413.
Arguelles, Capt. Vincente, Mexican sol-
dier on parole, XII. 612.
Argute, Alexis and wife, on Detroit cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 326.
Arheart, Robert, soldier of 1812, V. 554.
Aridua Jose, Mexican held for murder,
VII. 116.
Ariez, Robert, his subscription for a mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288.
Ari-ouanda-tons:. Huron chief, present at
a council with Gov. Henry Hamilton in
1778, IX. 443.
Arm bands, presents for Indians. X. 581,
632; XII. 41. 82, 157, 222, 241, 256, 264,
273, 283, 287; XIV. 190; XV. 607, 614,
654; presented State Historical" Soci-
ety. XII. 329.
Armes, George, I. 297.
Armes, Jane, death of. XIII. 114.
22 INDEX.
Armes, S., publisher, VI. 90. Armstrong, Rev. Reuben, I. 239, 401; IV.
Armey, Joseph, death of, XI. 131. 60.
Armistice, discussed, XV. 127, 128, 130- Armstrong, Sullivan, settled in Michigan
132, 136, 177, 528, 531, 537, 608, 609; 1826, I. 7; X. 56.
America appoints commissioners for, Armstrong, Theodore C., death of, IX. 60.
XV. 531; British appoint commission- Armstrong, Thomas, XIV. 424.
ers to arrange, XV. 543; caused dis- Armstrong, William, death of, XIV. 135.
content among Indians. XV. 14,7; nego- Arnable, Lieut. Bartolme, Mexican sol-
tiations, XV. 545, 547, 548; opinions of dier on parole, XII. 612.
British officers on, XV. 528, 532, 608; Arnault, Rev. — , VII. 177.
terms of, XV. 544. Arndt, Christer, death of, XIV. 52.
Armatage, James, mayor of Monroe in Arneigh, Lawrence L., land entry, IV.
1849, VI. 369n. 398.
Armitage, Mrs. John, death of, VIII. 97. Arner, Caroline, death of, XIV. 133.
Armour, Dr. S. G., instructor in the uni- Arner, William H., death of, VII. 544.
versity, V. 36. Arney, William, death of, XIV. 186.
Arms, A. S., member of Congregational Arnold, — , of Tecumseh, II. 384.
convention in 1842, XII. 358. Arnold, — , of Washtenaw county, land
Arms, Israel, pioneer of Webster town- entry, IV. 396.
ship, IV. 399; XIII. 547, 556, 562, 567. Arnold, — , "near Dolsen's," his barn
Arms, James B., I. 327; death of, IX. 83 burned by United States troops, XV.
—XIII. 548. 469.
Arms, Mrs. James B., death of, VIII. 113. Arnold, Amelia, V. 421.
Arms, Oramel, XIII. 548. Arnold, Miss Anthilda P. (Mrs. Lincoln),
Arms, William, gift to mission house, IV. marriage of, III. 471, 481 ; VI. 302.
25. Arnold. Mrs. Brazilla, death of, VI. 340;
Armstrong, Capt. — , IV. 80. VII. 543.
Armstrong Gen. — , at Sackett Harbor, Arnold, C., land entry, III. 405, 406.
XV. 373. Arnold, Daniel J., circuit judge, III. 273,
Armstrong, Lieut. — , British soldier, II. 286, 292, 312, 314; X. 183; XIV. 523.
402, 453; assisted in the capture of Arnold, Mrs. Daniel (Betsey Foster),
United States schooners Scorpion and XIV. 523.
Tigress, XV. 641, 643. Arnold, Rev. E., II. 163.
Armstrong, Maj. — , repelled United Arnold, Eugene B., III. 640.
States troops, XV. 164. Arnold, G. Wesley, biog., XIII. 205, 209.
Armstrong, Rev. A. C., VII. 178. Arnold, George A., death of, XI. 130.
Armstrong, Adam, V. 477. Arnold, George T., III. 306.
Armstrong, Alfred J., settled in Michi- Arnold, Hannah, VI. 303.
gan in 1826, X. 56. Arnold. Hiram. I. 88; biog., III. 640.
Armstrong, Bela, soldier of the war of Arnold, Isaac N.. VIII. 10.
1812, land entry, XIV. 423. Arnolrt, J. H., member of State Pioneer
Armstrong, Benjamin F., publisher, VII. Society, IX. 91; XI. 12.
99. Arnold. J. N., VI. 352.
Armstrong, Rev. C. S., D. D., student of Arnold, Jacob, III. 553.
Hillsdale College, VI. 146; VII. 420,421. Arnold, James, Gov. Crapo's partner, III.
Armstrong, George M., VII. 385; drowned 465.
at Petoskey, VII. S86, 787. Arnold, Job, VI. 303.
Armstrong, Rev. James first presiding Arnold. John M., D. D.. III. viii., 226,228,
elder of Kalamazoo, II. 159; III. 238; 235-237: VII. 593; "Methodism in De-
X. 53; death of, II. 161, 162. troit," III. 225.
Armstrong, Lieut. James A. (S.), mem- Arnold, Joseph, pioneer landlord, V. 246;
her of the Brady Guards, XIII. 533; XIII. 564.
ordered to protect arsenal at Dearborn, Arnold, Josephine (Mrs. Weirich), XI. 91.
XIII. 537; member of committee to re- Arnold, Levi, early settler of Macon,
vise constitution of Young Men's Tern- XIII. 591.
perance Society, XII. 457, 458, 600. Arnold, Levi J., death of, XIII. 228.
Armstrong, James, of Kalamazoo county, Arnold, I yman. member of the legisla-
death of, III. 543. ture, XIV. 412.
Armstrong, James, of St. Glair county, Arnold, Oliver, VI. 302; XIV. 561; first
death of, XIV. 185. settler of Berlin township, XIII. 209;
Armstrong, John, on census roll of De- member Ionia colony, III. 470, 474, 481;
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2. and family, XIV. 560.
Armstrong, Lucina, death of, IX. 54. Arnold. Mrs. Oliver, member Ionia col-
Armstrong, Miss Matilda, early teacher, ony, III. 470, 481.
XIV. 344. Arnold, Orrin, publisher, VI. 95.
INDEX.
Arnold, Phebe (Mrs. Yeomans), VI. 303.
Arnold, Rice, VI. 245.
Arnold, S. R., mayor of Monroe in 1853,
VI. 369n; elected a member of State
Historical Society, XII. 323, 330.
Arnold, Mrs. Sarah, death of, VIII. 114.
Arnold, Silas D., III. 481.
Arnold, Dr. Thomas, of Rugby, VI. 513;
XIV. 401.
Arnold, W. D., III. 485.
Arnold, William P., early settler of
Branch county, VI. 240, 241, 244; VII.
355.
Arnold & Peters, killed by Indians, XII.
438, 439, 445.
Aroles, for Indians, XII. 41.
Arony, Warhan, VIII. 505.
Arpent (French acre), I. 351n; VI. 502.
Arrindell, William, account rendered,
VIII. 487.
Arrow-heads, found in mounds, copper,
II. 46; stone, II. 41, 42, 363; of flint,
made by a prehistoric people, found in
Oakland county, XIV. 516.
Arsenal, at Dearborn, XII. 417, 418; de-
scription of, XIII. 536; at Detroit, II. 14.
Arsenaux, John, appointed justice of the
peace of the district of Gasp6, XI. 622.
Artaguette, Capt. Pierre d', killed in
1736 by Chickasaw Indians, V. 101, 104,
105.
Artault, F. A., agent to France for Mich-
igan copper, III. 257; report of copper
used by France, 1859, III. 258.
Arthur, Miss — , early teacher, XIII. 413.
Arthur, President Chester A., appoints
H. G. Wells judge of the court of Ala-
bama claims, IV. 285 ; VIII. 49.
Arthur, Sir George, Governor of upper
Canada, XII. 456.
Arthur, Rev. William, VII. 369.
Artichokes used as food, I. 502.
Artillery, needed at Mackinac, X. 283,
573; stores wanted, list of, IX. 387; X.
369, 383-389.
Art-soo-kay (Tell a story), VIII. 253.
Arundel, — , X. 628.
Arundel, U., XI. 498.
Arundel, William, his letter to Capt. Ler-
noult, X. 348.
Arviston, — , VII. 127.
Arzeno, Alexander M., member of house
committee to locate capital, VIII. 123.
Asagon, Ottawa chief, at Little Traverse
Bay, XII. 621.
Ash, JameP. II. 514.
Ash, James N., death of, XI. 131.
Ash. Richard, IV. 463.
Ashbrooks, Thomas, his highway tax in
1812, IV. 409.
Ashburton, Lord — , negotiated treaty
with United States, XIII. 545.
Ashby, E.. V. 319.
Ashby. Mrs. Agnes L. (Miss Bellows),
XI. 77.
Ashes, traffic in, XII. 5; price per bushel,
XIV. 113.
Ashford, Miss J. A. (Mrs. J. Haze), VII.
448.
Ashley, — , first tailor of Calhoun county,
V. 260, 362; VII. 480.
Ashley, A. F., signs petition for naming
Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Ashley, Alfred, landlord, V. 461, 462.
Ashley, Mrs. Alfred, V. 463.
Ashley, James, I. 133.
Ashley, Rev. John, X. 41.
Ashley's tavern, VII. 254.
Ashley, Thomas, first lawyer admitted to
the bar in northwest territory, 1820,
VI. 358, 361; death of, V. 459, 462, 480;
X. 40, 85.
Ashman, H. C., elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 323.
Ashman, Henry, elected to the legisla-
ture, I. 103, 106, 107.
Ashoff, Henry, death of, VIII. 22.
Ashton, B. D., member of the legislature,
reads paper before society, XIII. 28.
Ash-ton-e-quet (MacCouse or Young
Bear), Indian interpreter, II. 463.
Askew, Dr. J. R., IV. 263.
Askin, Lieut. — , with scouting party, XV.
151.
Askin, I. B., interpreter, at the battle of
Raisin river, XV. 240.
Askin, James, elected corresponding
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 328.
Askin, Capt. James, British soldier, signs
statement of condition of militia, XV.
280; signs memorial to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 252.
Askin, John, Sr., III. 26; VII. 85; VIII.
397, 498, 520, 527, 529, 662; IX. 541,545,
555, 564, 567, 574, 578, 579, 581, 588,
603 617, 622, 627; X. 306, 307, 436; XL
423, 633; XII. 39, 53, 72, 90, 154, 155;
XIII. 69; XV. 48,231,660, 657; V. 533;
commissary general at Michilimackinac
and his report for 1779, IX. 599, 655,
656; accused of disloyalty by Lieut.
Gov. Sinclair, IX. 577; bill for goods
for Indian department, XII. 313, 314;
his letters from Maj. DePeyster, X.
479; Richard McCarty, IX. 368; his let-
ters to John Anderson relative to corn,
XII. 110; D. Cameron, XV. 310; Wil-
liam Glaus, XV. 225; Thomas Rey-
nolds, XII. 109, 159; his unaddressed
letter, X. 494; on Detroit census roll,
1782, X. 605; received prisoner from
Indians, XV. 392; remained British
subject at close of the revolutionary
war, VIII. 411; rendered assistance to
Boucherville, XV. 315; slaveholder, I.
417, 434; signs petition for better trade
facilities, XI. 424; to Capt. Mayne, XII.
272; taxable property of in 1802, VIII.
539; with Maj. Ancrum purchases Mo-
24 INDEX.
ravian property on the Clinton river, Athens township (Calhoun county), or-
X. 114. ganized, first settlers, II. 195, 208.
Askin, Mrs. John, Sr., IX. 602. Athens, village, sketch of, II. 208.
Askin, John, vs. Guillaume LaMothe, XI. Atheran, B., land entry, III. 401.
624. Atherton (Athington), X. 228, 229.
Askin, John, Jr. VIII. ix.; XII. 73; ("Lit- Atina> Gabriel, called LaViolette, trader,
tie Johnny"), gives bullocks and rum XL 549' witness at court of inquiry,
for large tract of land, XII. 169; his xf 55L _TTT Ann
letter unaddressed, XV. 112; member AJf ns, — , VII. 420.
of a stock company for the purchase 77, .ns> ™ T \r ?™
of all lands of lower peninsula, VIII. ~:f*ns> f; **•. v- 478<
407, 409; signs report of the "Nancy," A^ms, Mrs Esther death of, IX. 17.
XV. 626; speech of, to his Indian breth- Atk;nTs' D£ ?• A'> IL 73> 186> VL 60' &ift
ren at Cahayagai river, VIII. 513; re- °V m' ' T T
mained British subject at close of the At*!ns> ^P*; J- ^ *e™lc effort to rescue
revolutionary war, VIII. 411. the ^^J^o38?;,
Askin John R XV 48Q Atkins, Lewis, VI. 173, 174.
USs, 'Seorle' Drifter, HI. 270. 3> Suspan J"T ^th of, XIII. 114.
Askins Johnfof Allegan, m. 280, 283; A$S?°5? ^£' In %^4?' B?t°.:.1^
floats nf v 993 Llb> v> 176' XII< 433' 434! criticised
Asdse?nee wee Vfll 246 247 by President Jackson, XII. 435; or-
e wee vm. 248, 247. dered to arregt the gacg and Foxeg whQ
vTTm"I^~m' n' murder, murdered Menominees, XII. 425- exe-
VII. 476, cutes orderg) XII 426-431; succeeded
Assimut, Pottawattomie chief, speech of, by Gen. Scott, XII. 432; overcomes
prejudices, XII. 435.
Assisi, Clara d'; see Clara ste. AtHnson, Col. John, tribute to Gov. Mc-
Assumption College, Montreal, XIII. 481. Clelland, IV. 455.
Assyria township (Barry county), in Atkinson, Mary, IV. 193.
1840, I. 117. Atkinson, Mrs. Mary, death of, VII. 551.
Astor, John Jacob, death of, I. 376, 383, Atkinson & Co. I. 424.
470; III. 53-57, 61; IV. 85; IX. 237; XI. Atlas (Davisonville), location of, XI. 263.
192, 193, 195; declines to take stock in Atlee, Dr. — , V. 266, 323; XIV. 366.
Detroit's first bank, VIII. 574; fur es- Atlee, Miss — (Mrs. Nichols), XIV. 366.
tablishment in Oregon discontinued, Atlee, Mrs. — , V. 323.
XIV. 550; organizes American Fur Co., Atlee, Samuel Yorke, attorney, XI. 309;
VI. 343; sells stock of, VI. 347; se- sketch of, XI. 314; secretary of the
cured permission to transport furs convention of, 1836, XI. 158.
from Mackinac during war of 1812, Atlee, Thomas, I. 210; V. 323; XIV. 366;
XV. 590, 591; sketch of, VI. 343; XL biog., VII. 485.
189. Atlee, Mrs. Thomas, V. 375.
Astor House, illustration of, VI. 345. AtLee, Thomas S., XI. 78.
Astor library, VII. 336; see also Libra- AtLee, Mrs. Thomas S. (Miss Edwards),
ries. biog. of, XI. 78.
"Astoria," boat, capture of, VI. 347. Aton, Garret, death of, XI. 95.
Aswoes Indians, resorting at Mackinaw, Aton, Mary, death of, VI. 340.
1782, X. 635; XIII. 70. Attachments, legislative acts concerning,
Asylum, bill for introduced, XIII. 294; VIII. 594.
senate resolution relative to, XIII. 293; Attawackey, Ottawa chief, present at De-
for deaf and dumb recommended by troit council, X. 472; XIII. 90.
Gov. Ransom, XIII. 293; value of build- Atterbury, Rev. John G., I. 428; III. 438;
ings in 1889, XIV. 410; see also School IV. 187, 190, 191; VII. 404, 420; XIII.
for Deaf; for the Insane, history of, 288; declined pastorate at Battle
XIII. 292; Grand Traverse, Ionia, Kala- Creek, V. 318; his New Year's calls,
mazoo, Pontiac, value of buildings in XIII. 492; member of the Brady
1889, XIV. 410; The Orphan of De- Guards, XIII. 545; president Young
troit, established, X. 103. Men's Society, XII. 364.
Atchinson, Rev. Alexander, XIII. 420. Attica & Buffalo Ry. Company organized,
Atchinson, Rev. George, IV. 387. XIII. 221.
Atchinson, Rev. J. B., III. 236. Attica & Hornellsville (New York &
Atchinson. Mary (Mrs. Cyrus Chase), Erie), Ry. Company organized, XIII.
XIV. 177. 222.
Aten, Aaron, death of. XIII. 229. Attorney generals, of Michigan, III. 117.
Aten cemetery, XIII. 594. Attorneys, legislative acts concerning,
Athens, Capt. — , XII. 419. VIII. 594.
INDEX.
25
Attwater, Reuben; see Atwater.
Atwater, Mrs. — , IV. 544.
Atwater, L. R., VI. 331.
Atwater, Lisette (Mrs. Jerome), VII. 300.
Atwater (Attwater), Reuben, VIII. 597;
acting secretary of the territory, I.
472; III. 121; acting governor, V. 555,
557; VIII. 617; applied for extra al-
lowance for taking third census, Judge
Woodward's brief on, VIII. 598; his
highway tax of in 1812, IV. 409.
Atwater & Garrison, III. 292.
Atwell, C., III. 281.
Atwell, Chas., death of, IX. 47.
Atwell, F., III. 281.
Atwood, — , planted seed of fruit trees,
IV. 312.
Atwood, Aldro, III. 422.
Atwood, Mrs. Barbara A. M., death of,
XIV. 146.
Atwood, Benjamin, I. 210.
Atwood, J. B., III. 441.
Atwood, Mrs. J. B., IV. 244.
Atwood, J. B. & Co., lumber dealers, III.
457.
Atwood, Peter, V. 462.
Atwood, Mrs. Peter, V. 465.
Atwood, S. F., V. 474.
Atwood, Samuel, II. 502.
Atwood, Sarah Jane (Davis), XIII. 418.
Atwood, Capt. Sylvester, IV. 349; V. 463,
465; XIV. 543.
Aubert, — , Jesuit priest, 1759, V. 105.
Aubert, Felix, legatee in will of Saffray
de Mezy, XIV. 662.
Au Betsies (Betsey) river, Indian name
for and location of, XII. 380.
Aubrey (Aubey), Capt. Thomas, III. 21,
21n; his memorial to Gen. Haldimand,
X. 502; orders Ensign Hamilton under
arrest, X. 358.
Auburn (N. Y.), bank, capital of, V. 215;
early bills of presented State Histor-
ical Society, XI. 13.
Audrain, Francis, I. 422; IV. 473.
Audrain, James H., VIII. 657, 659.
Audrain, Margaret, I. 423.
Audrain, Peter, I. 344b, 433, 499, 500;
VIII. viii., 410, 494, 542, 544, 545, 549,
607; clerk of supreme court, XII. 483,
630, 642; highway tax 1812, IV. 409;
journal of memorandum, VIII. 444;
judge of probate of Wayne coun-
ty, XIII. 497; land entry of, VI.
500, 502; loss by fire, I. 347; registers
the release of lands signed by Indian
chiefs, VIII. 500, 505; residence of, IV.
473; signature on old deed of land in
Detroit, VIII. 516, 520, 523, 527; signed
address to Maj. Win. A. Puthuff, VIII.
656, 658, 659; capias against Earl Sel-
kirk, XII. 483; petition for a represen-
tative in congress, XII. 587; subscrip-
tion of for the purchase of gunpowder,
VIII. 620; his burial place, XIII. 497.
4
Audrain, Mrs. Peter, IV. 473.
Audrain's Rangers, VIII. 654.
Auge, Amable, his subscription for a mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289,
307.
Auge, Arers, his subscription for a mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Auge, Michel (Michelle), merchant at
Michilimackinac, IX. 658; X. 307, 405,
499; XIII. 69; certifies to fair treat-
ment by Gov. Sinclair, X. 421; XIII.
63; salary per day, X. 637.
Auger, Rev. F. P., X. 39, 40, 41.
Auger, Rev. O. D., X. 31.
Aughton, Sylvester, death of, VIII. 99.
Au Glaise river, — , E. H. pursued by In-
dians on, XII. 436.
Au Gres river, VIII. 249, 251.
Au Gres township (Bay county), organ-
ized, III. 334.
Augurs, order for, XL, 416; given each
settler of early Detroit, XIV. 662.
Augusta Company, V. 386.
Augusta, village, history of, V. 385; pio-
neer meeting at, XIII. 578; early bank,
bills of presented State Historical So-
ciety, XI. 13.
Augustine, St., christianizes Britain,
date of, XII. 489, 490.
Auldjo & Maitland, sign petition for pro-
tection in the Indian trade, XI. 485.
Aunger, Henry, III. 36.
"Aunt Betsy," steamboat, on Kalamazoo
river, III. 284, 305.
Au-qua-sa-ca, chief, present at a coun-
cil with Gov. Hamilton in 1778, IX.
452.
Au Sable river, II. 463-466; gathering
furs on, VIII. 251, 253; Indian name
and location of, XII. 376; trading
posts on, VIII. 251.
"Austerlitz," schooner built in 1832, I.
471.
Austin, — , Indian trader at Kalamazoo,
X. 58.
Austin, — , merchant of Plymouth, X. 2.
Austin, Mrs. — , III. 175.
Austin, Mrs. — , Oakland county, death
of. XIV. 146.
Austin, A. B.. land entry, III. 405.
Austin, Aaron, land entry, IV. 396.
Austin, Almon, V. 385.
Austin, Mrs. Anna, V. 488.
Austin, Benjamin T., I. 209.
Austin, C., III. 280.
Austin, Charles, III. 361, 363.
Austin, Cornelius, soldier of the war of
1812, II. 450, 451; biog., XIII. 237, 263;
land entry, XIV. 423.
Austin, Mrs. Cornelius (Clara Barton),
II. 457; XIII. 263.
Austin, Mrs. Courtland, death of, VI. 307.
Austin, Daniel P., death of, VIII. 75, 92.
Austin, Franklin. I. 244.
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Austin, Freeman Dubois, publisher, gift, XII. 342, 343, 347; elected vice
death of, III. 274, 275. president State Historical Society, XII.
Austin, Mrs. Hannah, charter member 346.
of the M. E. church of Galesburg, X. Avery, E. W., III. 362.
52. Avery, Ebenezer, landlord, III. 385, 390;
Austin, Harvey, II. 313, 314, 544; brought land entry, III. 402.
first piano to Ann Arbor, I. 332. Avery, Mrs. Fanny L., III. Ill; member
Austin, Hiram, II. 296. of State Pioneer Society, III. 266; IX
Austin, J. P., III. 280. 13.
Austin, Jonathan, V. 252, 287, 299; X. Avery, G. S., Alphadelphia teacher V.
157. 408, 410, 412.
Austin, Leonard, V. 488. Avery, George. III. 392.
Austin, Moses, I. 209; signs bond to Avery, Mrs. H. H., death of, VIII. 98.
build Kalamazoo county's first court Avery, J. C., jeweler, IX. 281.
house, VII. 474. Avery, John, soldier of the war of 1812,
Austin, Nathan, II. 188. VII. 381.
Austin, Peter I., M. D., VIII. 633. Avery, Joseph, judge of probate of St.
Austin, Deacon Phineas, death of, char- Clair county, VI. 411.
ter member of Perry's Baptist church Avery, Kern, death of, VIII. 55.
V. 488. Avery, Mrs. Martha D., death of, XI. 38.
Austin, Mrs. Phoebe, death of, IX, 57. Avery, Mrs. Newell, VII. 303.
Austin, Silas, death of, XI. 94. Avery, Noyes L., bank director, VI. 323;
Austin, William, VI. 495. member State Pioneer Society, III.
Austin, William G., attorney, I. 209; XI. HI; 266; member of relief committee
309; sketch of, XI. 314. appointed by Gov. Baldwin to aid fire
Austin, William O., V. 505; death of, sufferers, IX. 339; publisher, VI. 66.
XIV. 186. Avery, Rev. R., V. 415.
Austin, Fralick & Co., merchants, X. 2. Avery, Sewell, VII. 294.
Austin & Hoffmaster, merchants, III. Avery, Mrs. Sewell, VII. 303.
362. Avery, William, II. 340; III. 553.
Austin road, laid out, II. 289. Avery & Booth. XII. 392.
Austison, Al., VII. 215, 220. Avis, Miss Lucia, death of, III. 558.
Autaya, P., merchant, IX. 658. Avon, township (Oakland county), land
Author, George Christian, I. 32. entries, III. 569; lines, location and
Auton, Mrs. Sabra, IX. 81. settlement of, VII. 561.
Aux Canard river, location of, XIII, 310, Awls, in garrison supplies and Indian
315. stores, IX. 471; X. 363, 496, 580, 632;
Aux Noix Island, XV. 376. XII. 82, 157, 223, 241, 246, 247. 256,287,
Avangour, Pierre du Bois, Baron d', 302; XV. 615, 645; invoice of sent from
Governor in 1661, III. 114; killed in Michilimackinac to Detroit, XV. 224,
defending Fort de Segrin. III. 118. 613.
Avenger (Avengeur), British war ship Axes, for garrison supplies and Indian
of 1812, captured, crews exchanged as stores, X. 383, 497, 580, 632; XI. 416,
prisoners of war, XV. 188, 254. 428; XII. 124, 256, 273, 283, 287; XIII.
Averill, — , Capt. of the "Independence," 73, 74; given each settler of early De-
XIV. 206. troit, XIV. 662; of stone found in In-
Averill, Albert, IV. 68. dian mounds, II. 41, 42; of great beauty,
Averill', D., his exhibit of fruit in 1847, II. 45, 46; made by prehistoric people,
X. 76. XIV. 516; use by Indian in 1600, XIV.
Averill, J. K., publisher, III. 439; VI. 75. 446.
Averill, Rev. J. P., XIV. 372. Axford, Dr. — , X. 123.
Averill, Truman, V. 405. Axford, Abram A., death of, VIII. 68.
Averson, — , commander of boat, XIV. Axford, Amanda (Mrs. Marshall S.
186; his negligence referred to, XV. Hadley), XIII. 253.
179. Axford, Mrs. Ellen C., XI. 119; death of,
Avery, early settler of Flint, IV. 246; X. XIII. 237.
123. Axford, John S., I. 512; member of com-
Avery, A. R., wrote biographical sketch mission to organize railway company
of Col. Wesley Truesdell, XIV. 8. in 1835, V. 473, 477.
Avery, Abraham, land entry, IV. 398, 403. Axford, Livingston, XI. 120.
Avery, Abrarn, death of, VIII. 55. Axford, Margaret (Mrs. Marshall S.
Avery, Albert, III. 392. Hadley), XIII. 253.
Avery, Charles E., collector of customs Axford, S. N., III. 438.
at Mackinac, VI. 348. Axford, Samuel, III. 568; XIV. 588;
Avery, Judge Charles P., VII. 143; his member of commission to locate
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county seat for Shiawassee county, II.
483-485; member of state legislature,
VI. 386; death of, V. 487; VI. 386.
Axford, -William M., XIII. 253; member
of state legislature, biog., XI. 119.
Axtel, Dr. — , VI. 495.
Axtell, G. W., publisher, VI. 87.
Aydsworth, Warner, VII. 540.
Ayres, A. B., V. 477.
Ayers, Andrew, IV. 302, 303.
Ayers, Asa, II. 444.
Ayers, Benjamin, landlord, IV. 301.
Ayers, Betsy, death of, V. 448.
Ayers, Dr. George B. and wife. Care for
Dr. Joy, XIII. 136.
Ayers, Jerry, II. 444.
Ayers, John, death of, III. 556.
Ayers, Julius, death of, VII. 544.
Ayers, Loring, death of, XIII. 226.
Ayers, Mary (Miss Murphy), IV. 172.
Ayers, P. C., VII. 405; builds Congrega-
tional chapel at Lansing, VII. 408, 413;
deacon of Plymouth church, VII. 416.
Ayliffe, William, death of, IX. 78.
Ay-ou-wi-ainsh, Seneca chief, his speech
in council at Detroit, XI. 326; XIII. 99.
Ayrault, assisted in platting Port Huron,
VI. 415; XI. 258.
Ayrault, Mary (Mrs. J.)( IV. 193.
Ayrault, Miles, IV. 179, 193.
Ayrault, John, IV. 193.
Aysault, J. B., IV. 442.
Aztecs, ancient race, III. 45-48; com-
pared to Michigan mound builders, II.
26; tradition of early priest, pyramid
built in memory of, XIV. 652; when
discovered possessed Roman Catholic
rites, XIV. 652.
Baars, J. Frederick, bank cashier, VI.
323.
Baart, Rev. P. A., priest, XIII. 160;
member of State Pioneer Society.
XIII. 33, 110.
Baazau, J. B., III. 34.
Babant, Sergeant Francis, III. 34.
Babbitt, J. E., attorney, III. 281, 292, 294.
Babbitt, J. W., M. D., gift of, XI. 13.
Babbitt, Mrs. Philander W., death of,
XIV. 189.
Babcock, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 134.
Babcock, Mrs. Abel E., death of, IV. 252.
Babcock, Amos, XIV. 77; petitioned the
legislature to change name of Forks
to Albion, XIV. 77.
Babcock, Miss Anna, librarian, III. 484.
Babcock, Rev. Charles, III. 241, 242.
Babcock, Charles P., Indian agent at
Mackinac, VI. 348.
Babcock, Curtis, death of, V. 487.
Babcock, Eliza, death of, IX. 18.
Babcock, Elizabeth E., death of, XI. 26.
Babcock, Rev. Eugene, VI. 338.
Babcock, Dr. Isaiah J., V. 430; VI. 309,
317; XIV. 342; student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Babcock, Justice, his well poisoned, re-
sulting in his death and that of his.
wife, XIII. 399.
Babcock, Otis H., bank teller, VI. 323.
Babcock, Mrs. Pamelia, death of, V. 487.
Babcock, Miss Rachel (Mrs. W. E. Up-
john), VI. 317.
Babcock, Robert S., merchant and bank-
er, X. 154.
Babcock, Titus, publisher, VI. 89.
Babcock, William, III. 481; VIII. 200.
Babcock, Mrs. William, III. 481.
Babee; see Baby.
Babie; see Baby.
Babin, — , theologian, his opinion on ob-
servance of holy days, XII. 493.
Babion, John Marie, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^.
Baby, — , chief of the good band of the
Hurons, at siege of Detroit, VIII. 287.
Baby, Mrs. (Mdme.) — , IV. 75; VII. 85;
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Baby, Antoine, IV. 75.
Baby, Charles, VI. 498; elected a corre-
sponding member of State Historical
Society, XII. 328.
Baby (Babee, Babie), Duperon, interpre-
ter, IV. 75, 76; VIII. 327, 342, 360, 397,
463, 465, 514; IX. 470; X. 455, 482,586;
XI. 344, 408, 630, 634, 642, 645, 655;
appointed justice of the court of com-
mon pleas of the district of Hesse, XI.
621; bill for dancing, III. 27, 34; his
barns a menace to safety of magazine,
X. 246; his house occupied by Gen.
Hull, XV. 105; Indian agent at De-
troit, VI. 359; IX. 411, 418, 419; XIII.
75; member board of district of
Hesse, VIII. 490; member of commit-
tee to examine into the administration
of justice, XI. 627, 650; on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 608; on tax roll
levied for repairing the fort at De-
troit, 1768, VIII. 466; present at In-
dian councils, IX. 442; X. 462, 472,506",
509, 527, 532, 537, 538, 542, 543, *550,
567, 576, 587; XI. 42, 43, 65, 326, 337,
370; XIII. 89-101; questions Wm.
Robertson before committee, XI. 633;
reported for bad associates, his loy-
alty commended, X. 339; searched
early records for Hog Island, X. 240;
see also Baby, Jacques.
Baby (Babie), Lieut. Col. Francis, VII.
84-87; XV. 97, 100, 103, 104; at battle
of the River Raisin, XV. 239; or-
chard, original trees received from
Montreal in 1796, X. 71 ; member of
the Hesse committee, XII. 3; IV. 310;
prisoner of war, XV. 489; cruel treat-
ment of, protest made, XV. 491, 500;
reply of Col. Butler concerning treat-
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ment of, XV. 501, 502; signs memorial
to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252.
Baby, George, IV. 75.
Baby, Henry, interpreter, III. 34; XI.
344, 345; salary per day, XIII. 75.
Baby, I. B., signs memorial to Sir George
Prevost, XV. 252.
Baby, Jacques, interpreter, XI. 344; sal-
ary per day, XIII. 75 ; appointed lieu-
tenant, XII. 73; took oath of office,
XII. 79; godfather of the bell, IV. 72;
see also Baby, Duperon.
Baby, James, XV. 122; commanding mi-
litia, XV. 126; letter to Capt. Glegg,
XV. 120; signs memorial to Sir George
Prevost, XV. 252.
Baby, James Duperon, slaveholder, I.
415.
Baby, Louis, discharged from service,
XI. 345; his subscription for a mission-
ary at Michilimacldnac, X. 289.
Baby, Mrs. Susan (widow of Duperon
Baby), VIII. 514, 516.
Baby & Chapoton, VIII. 465.
Bachelor, Albert, VII. 284.
Bachelor, Alfred, VII. 284.
Bachelor, C. C., IV. 383; VII. 278; biog.
and children of, VII. 284.
Bachelor, Mrs. C. C., VII. 284.
Bachelor, Elijah, VII. 284.
Bachelor's Mill, XIII. 352.
Bachey, Theodore, death of, XIV. 185.
Bachman, — , VII. 607.
Bachman, Rev. G. O., VI. 195.
Bachellor, Jack, "sailor Jack," IV. 334,
335.
Backas, Mrs. Clark B., death of, XIII.
227.
Backus, Andrew, attorney, II. 415; VII.
527; XII. 600; XIII. 288; XIV. 269;
memoir of, V. 443.
Backus, Dr. Azel, president of Hamilton
College, death of, VI. 493, 495.
Backus, Charles, I. 337.
Backus, Charles K., journalist, VI. 64.
Backus, Lieut. Col. Electus (major), U.
S. A., III. 92n, 321 ; elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 327;
furnishes papers of the Negro insur-
rection, XII. 592; in Mexico, XII. 613-
615; at Monterey, VII. 113; read
paper before State Historical Society,
XII. 347.
Backus, Mrs. Electu.s, III. 92n.
Backus, H. F., attorney, VI. 411.
Backus, Henry T., I. 512; elected a
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 348.
Backus, Mr^. Henry T., II. 56.
Backus Dr. Ira C., early physician of
Jackson, II. vi., 313, 325, 334; III. 506.
507; VI. 514; member of legislature
and death of, II. 302, 308.
Backus, Mrs. L. E. (Miss Shearer), XI.
103.
Backus, Orla J., biog., XIII. 230.
Backus, W. W., furnished copy of deed
of sale of Pompey, slave, I. 417.
Backwell, Lieut. William, Royal Engi-
neers, certifies to bill of goods, XII.
278.
Bacon, — , printer, III. 273.
Bacon, — , of Jackson county, death of,
IV. 269.
Bacon, Judge — , of Niles, III. 629.
Bacon, Mrs. — , pioneer of Kalamazoo
county, V. 413.
Bacon, Alanson, XIII. 256.
Bacon, Albert, XIII. 256.
Bacon, Artemas W., his trip to mill,
XIII. 356, 357.
Bacon, Aurilla A. (Mrs. Jas. Burns),
VII. 617.
Bacon, C., land entries, III. 406.
Bacon, Constant, XV. 538; his deposi-
tion regarding strength of U. S. army
in 1814, XV. 535.
Bacon, Corbin, XIII. 256.
Bacon, Judge Daniel S., VI. 374; VIII.
646, 644; candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, II. 312; elected a member
of the State Historical Society, XII.
323; member of the territorial legisla-
ture, VI. 380; paymaster for militia,
XII. 646.
Bacon, Mrs. Daniel S. (Miss Page), ear-
ly teacher, V. 436.
Bacon, Rev. David, early preacher and
teacher, I. 449; III. 228; V. 542; X.
101; at L'Arbre Croche, 1801, VIII. 529;
first Congregational preacher to visit
Michigan, in Detroit in 1800, VII.
104; XII. 353; XIII. 427; opened a
school in Detroit in 1801, VII. 42; tui-
tion bill of, VII. 42n.
Bacon, Mrs. David, teacher 1801, I. 449;
VII. 42; bill for tuition, VII. 42n; VIII.
529.
Bacon, E., land entries, III. 406.
Bacon, Erastus, death of, XIII. 237, 256.
Bacon, George, XIII. 256.
Bacon, Henry, entered land in 1824, II.
367, 398.
Bacon, John, I. 189; XIII. 256.
Bacon, Dr. Lemuel, missionary among
the Indians, I. 449.
Bacon, Leonard, D. D., IV. 191; VII. 104;
XIV. 310; born at Detroit, XII. 353;
XIII. 428.
Bacon, Levi, Sr., children of, XIII. 256.
Bacon, Levi, Jr., III. 582; biog., XIII.
237, 243, 256; patent office disbursing
clerk, XIII. 244.
Bacon, Mrs. Levi, Jr. (Miss Parke), III.
582.
Bacon, Marshall J., XII. 458; in "To-
ledo war," XIII. 531; president Young
Men's Society of Detroit, XII. 363;
secretary of convention of 1835, III.
143.
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Bacon, Mrs. Martha W., VII. 179.
Bacon, Nathaniel, I. 179; III. 131.
Bacon, Ralph, death of, IV. 250.
Bacon, Sylvenas, death of, XIV. 133.
Bacon, Theodore, XIII. 255.
Bacon, Washington A., I. 33, 340; teach-
er at Fort Brady prior to 1836, IV. 451,
464; at Detroit, I. 454.
Bacon & Whitehead, XIII. 244.
Bad Bird, Chippewa chief, XII. 162.
Bad River, Indian name of, VII. 277;
XIV. 504; location of, XIV. 504.
Bad River canal, XIII. 357; begun, XIII.
358; XIV. 505.
Bada, — , priest, V. 496, 497.
Baddeau, Augustus, I. 297, 301.
Baddeau, Joseph, I. 297, 301.
Baddeau, Louis B., I. 286, 291, 293.
Baddeau, Michael, I. 301.
Baddeau, William, I. 297, 301.
Bade, Henry, Sr., I. 270.
Bader, B.. land entry, III. 401.
Badger, Rev. A. S., III. 375.
Badgers, where found, I. 403, 406.
Badges, British, list of those deserving
them requested, XV. 483.
Badgley, Mrs. — . death of, XIV. 135.
Badgley, J. J., VI. 225.
Badien, Theatishe, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Badin, Rev. Stephen, priest, missionary
among Pottawattomies, I. '493; vicar
general of the diocese of Baltimore,
VI. 376.
Badin, Rev. Vincent, assistant to father
Gabriel Richard, I. 492; VI. 376; XII.
560; XIII. 337.
Baesler, John P.. death of, XI. 135.
Bagg, Abbie Sheldon, VI. 495.
.Bagg, Albert W.. IV. 459.
Bagg, Anna R. (Mrs. Halliday), VI. 495.
Bagg, Asahel Smith, IV. viii.; VI. 494;
candidate for congress and biog., IV.
458.
Bagg, Mrs. Asahel Smith, IV. 457.
Bagg, B. Rush, attorney, VI. 495; elect-
ed a member of State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 335.
Bagg, Charles R., IV. 459.
Bagg, Cornelia Platt (Storrs). VI. 495.
Bagg. D. A., manufacturer, III. 459.
Bagg, David, III. 568.
Bagg, Mrs. Eliza Sheldon, VI. vii.; me-
moir of, VI. 491.
Bagg, Prances Eliza (Mrs. Halliday),
VI. 495.
Bagg, Frank S., IV. 459.
Bagg. John S., IV. 458; VI. 108, 114, 494;
editor, XIV. 417: postmaster of De-
troit, 1842, III. 147.
Bagg. Dr. Joseph H.. VI. 493, 494; ac-
companied Indians to reservation west
of the Mississippi river as surgeon of
the expedition. VI. 495; judge of pro-
bate, I. 433; VI. 496.
Bagg, Josephine Stuart (Mrs. Cox), VI.
496, 497.
Bagg, Melancthon, J., II. 253.
Bagg, Silas A., VI. 494.
Bagg & Harmon, state printers, IV. 458.
Baggs, W. T., V. 320.
Baghan, Michael, death of, VIII. 46.
Bagley, Mrs. — , pioneer of Hudson,
death of, VIII. 57, 58.
Bagley, Judge Amasa, III. ix., 561, 567,
574; VI. 386; XIV. 589, 606, 608; land-
lord of 1830, VII. 232; memoir of, III.
596; appointed judge by Gov. Cass,
copy of document, III. 597, 599; and
family, XIV. 605.
Bagley, Mrs. Amasa, XIV. 608.
Bagley, Cutting, V. 192. ,
Bagley, Daniel, VI. 241-243.
Bagley, Fred., V. 196, 197.
Bagley, Jerome, death of, VII. 543.
Bagley, Capt. John, Sr., grandfather of
Gov. Bagley, V. 192.
Bagley, John, Jr., father of Gov. Bagly,
V. 192.
Bagley, Mrs. John, Jr., mother of Gov.
Bagley, V. 192; training of her chil-
dren, V. 193.
Bagley, Gov. John Judson, I. vi., 8, 84,
133, 498; IV. 443; V. v.; VI. 7, 268;
VII. 590; IX. 188; XIV. 107, 462; ad-
dress at pioneer picnic at Cassopolis,
I. 134; appoints state librarian, IV. 11;
appoints J. Webster Childs member of
state board of agriculture, VI. 457;
appoints H. G. Wells member state
board of agriculture, IV. 285; also mem-
ber of a commission to prepare a new
state constitution in 1878, VIII. 171;
at laying of corner stone of capitol,
IV. 297; delegate to the Chicago na-
tional convention, V. 199; elected al-
derman of Detroit and member of
board of education, V. 202; elected
Governor, III. 121; V. 202, 203; ex-
pressed disgust of Geo. B. McClellan,
V. 200; his remarks on "The Brady
Guards," XIII. 526; his work during
war of rebellion, V. 199; letters, V.
195-201; member of State Pioneer So-
ciety, VII. 9 ; receives report of society,
II. 3; memorial address by George H.
Hopkins, V. 191; recommended new
asylum at Pontiac, XIII. 300, 304;
tribute to Wm. A. Howard, IV. 131;
vote of Alpena county for, VI. 188;
death at San Francisco 1881, V. 567.
Bagley, Mrs. John Judson (Miss Frances
Newberry), I. 133; VII. 382; member
State Pioneer Society. I. 86.
Bagot, Richard W., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Baier, Peter, death of, VI. 383.
Bailey, — , pioneer of Macomb county,
IV. 314.
Bailey, — , pioneer of Ann Arbor, IX. 49.
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Bailey, — , Flint pioneer, XIII. 378. Bailey, Theodorus, XII. vii.; his letter to
Bailey, — , opposed missionaries at Judge Woodward, XII. 655.
Mackinaw, III. 58. Bailey, S. S., bank director, VI. 324.
Bailey, — , received from state pay for Bailey, William, British soldier, XV.
horse lost in the Toledo war, XI. 225. 84; his excursions for provision, XV.
Bailey, Drt — , of Lenawee county, XIV. 496; raised the company of Michigan
460. Fencibles for war of 1812, XV. 392;
Bailey, Adams, XI. 124. report of provision in store at Michi-
Bailey, Asahel, II. 437, 444; V. 477. limackinac and dependencies, Novem-
Bailey, C. W. & Bro., publishers, VI. 82. ber. 1813> XV. 447; secured provision
Bailey, Mrs. Charlotte, territorial pio- from settlers, XV. 421.
neer, IV. 238. Bailie, Mrs. Emma, VI. 258.
Bailey,' Clarissa (Mrs. Wm. Dennison), Baillie, Isabella, IV. 196.
XI 124 Baillie, Miss Joanna, of Scotland. elect-
Bailey, Daniel, death of, XIII. 131. ed honorary member of State His-
Bailey, Franklin H., A. M., instructor in D ^^T,fi£?ety'JaL?21<
Hiltedale College, VI. 162. *ai. ie> Robena, IV. 196.
Bailey, George L., instructor in Albion Bar1"y' AleX1£'TTS1|^ petltl°n for COunty
Pollpp-p IT 907 revenues, All. oso.
Bailey, gRev.-J. A., VI. 442; tribute to ggf '^^'ul*? °f' VIIL ^
Rev. Henry P. Chase, OJibway Indian, Bainault - signs petition against Me-
Bailey, J. W., publisher, VI. 79. %£**'* P°ssession of H°S Island- X«
Bailey, Jacob B., Ill 280 286 287. Bainbridge, Lieut. Henry P., II. 461.
Bailey, Jacob B & Son III 291 BaineS) capt. _ XV. 173.
Bailey, James, XL 116; XIV. 590; mem- Baine Patrick, death of, VIIL 44.
ber of State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; Bainister, Catherine, death of, XIV. 52.
V. 15; death of, XI. 16. Bair, — , president of Kalamazoo County
Bailey, Jarvis, IX. 193. Pioneer Society, extract from address,
Bailey, Mrs. Jarvis, IX. 193. XIII. 578; referred to, XIV. 50.
Bailey, Jerry, XIV. 346, 348. Bair Christopher, I. 207; III. 521; XL
Bailey, John, first meeting of Benzonia 210 211
township held at home of, I. 118. Bair, James, I. 207.
Bailey, John A., converted into steel the Bairi Joseph, III. 521.
first iron made of ore from Lake Su- Bair! William, I. 59; member State Pio-
perior, XL 168. neer Society, I. 88.
Bailey, Dr. John R., VI. 348. Baird, — , of Shiawassee, IV. 51.
Bailey, Jonas, V. 429. Baird, Col. — , soldier of the confederacy,
Bailey, Jonathan N., probate judge of ni. 171.
Mackinac, VI. 348; postmaster at Baird, A. W., XIV. 424.
Mackinac, in 1825; also first postmas- Baird Mrs. Catharine, death of, XIV.
ter of Chicago, VI. 348, 348n. 134.
Bailey, Joseph C., banker, II. 302; VI. Baird (Haird), Mrs. Deo, death of, VIIL
294, 514; VII. 447; X. 44; active in the 100.
early work for Hillsdale College, VI. Baird, Henry W., B. S., secretary Mich-
141, 143, 145; county and town offices igan Agricultural College VI. 132.
held by, II. 311-314, 325. Baird, Rev. Isaac, VII. 219.
Bailey, L., HI. 280. Baird, Jesse, land entry, II. 273; first
Bailey, Lewis E., VI. 366. merchant of Jackson, II. 278, 279.
Bailey. Maria, student of Romeo Acad- Baird, Margaret, death of, XIII. 112.
emy, II. 445. Baird, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 112.
Bailey, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 281. Baird, Robert M., novelist; era of hi&
Bailey, Michael, IV. 370, 379. writing, XIV. 310.
Bailey, Mors H., territorial pioneer, IV. Baisley, James, death of, XIV. 185.
237, 238. Bake, Jacob, taxable property in 1802,
Bailey, Norman, III. 8; member State VIIL 535.
Pioneer Society, III. 266. Bake kettle, description of, IV. 504;
Bailey, Mrs. Peleg, death of, XIII. 226. XIV. 436, 610.
Bailey, Prudence, student of Romeo Baker, — , of 1813, VIIL 647; XIV. 272.
Academy, II. 445. . Baker, — , killed by a caving bank, III.
Bailey, Ralph, Sr.( I. 245. 383, 390; land entry of Eaton county,
Bailey, Mrs. Ruth, death of, XIII. 132. III. 406.
Bailey, Sidney, I. 245. Baker, — , pioneer of LeRoy township, IT.
Bailey, Stephen P., death of, XL 95. 233; XIV. 364.
INDEX. 31
Baker, Bishop — , presided at conference Baker, Rev. George D., D. D., I. 429; III.
in 1854, II. 167. 413; IV. vii.; tribute to Rev. N. M.
Baker, Capt. — , British officer on parole, Wells, IV. 316; and Dr. Farrand, VII.
XV. 205, 234; carried messages for 607, 609.
Maj. Gen. Dearborn, XV. 161, 162. Baker, George W., XL 42.
Baker, Ensign — , soldier of 1812, XV. Baker, H. D., I. 287.
304. Baker, Mrs. H. H., III. 292.
Baker, Judge — , merchant of Ohio, IX. Baker, H. P., bank cashier, VI. 323.
20. Baker, Harrison, death of, V. 448.
Baker, Miss — , (Mrs. A. Swain), II. 480. Baker, Heman, original member of first
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. — , killed by a fall- Presbyterian church of Climax, XIII.
ing tree, V. 435. 414, 415, 422, 423.
Baker, A., on first tax roll of Plymouth Baker, Dr. Henry B., IV. 543; VI. 264;
township, II. 584. member State Pioneer Society, IX. 90;
Baker, A., 1780, IX. 594. XL 12.
Baker, Mrs. Allen, death of, VI. 340. Baker, Henry E., publisher, VI. 64; VIII.
Baker, Alonzo L., death of, IV. 236. 118>' elected a member of the State
Baker, Ambrose, land entry, Shiawas- .Historical Society, XII. 323; member
see county, II. 480. of committee to revise by-laws of
Baker, C., pioneer of Allegan, III. 281. State Historical Society, XII. 325;
Baker, Mrs. Caleb, death of, XIV. 134. owned copy of "The Essay," first
Baker, Calvin, VIII. 235, 237; XII. 580; paper published in Michigan, XIII.
penetrated the forest of Michigan in ^90.
1818, III. 565; signs call for meeting Baker, Hiram H., death of, IX. 40.
to instruct delegate to congress, 1820 Baker, Horace, clerk of St. Clair county,
XII. 645. VI. 410.
Baker, Charity (Mrs. Elizah Grow), XL Baker, Hosea, located land in 1833, II.
125. 480.
Baker, Charles E., XIII. 414. Baker, J. R., his influence among In-
Baker, Clara Z. (Mrs. A. L. Baker), dians, XIV. 280.
death of, IV. 236. Baker, Mrs. J. R., her farm the location
Baker, Clark, on muster roll of 1832, of Pepeyah's band of Indians, XIV.
VII. 349. 277.
Baker, Rev. D. D., IV. 129. Baker, James, his highway tax in 1812,
Baker, D. M., IV. 237. IV. 409.
Baker, Daniel, death of, XIV. 68. Baker, James J., death of, IX. 38.
Baker, Major Daniel, V. 548; VI. 481; Baker, Jehiel, death of, XIV. 146.
commands forces on Saginaw river, Baker, Miss Jessie, VI. 9; VIII. 8.
1822, II. 460, 461; VIII. 243. Baker, Joab, biog., IX. 27.
Baker, Col. Daniel S., U. S. A., II. 572; Baker, John, XL v., 8; member State
IV. 479; XII. 429. Pioneer Society, I. 88; memorial re-
Baker, Mrs. Daniel, and daughter, died ports of Tuscola county, VII. 580; IX.
1823, II. 461. 77; XL 134.
Baker, David W., first clerk of Quincy Baker, John, pioneer of Flint, biog., VI.
township, VI. 242. 277.
Baker, E. W., death of, XIV. 99. Baker, John, pioneer of Kalamazoo,
Baker, Ebenezer, II. 584; subscription to death of, VI. 310.
first court house, II. 427. Baker, L. A., VI. 7; VII. 5; VIII. 8, 10; IX.
Baker, Elijah, death of, VI. 341. 7; XL 9, 11; XIII. 27, 28; XIV. 2, 23.
Baker, Mrs. Eliza, original member of Baker, Lieut. L. B., deacon of Congre-
first Presbyterian church of Climax, gational church, VII. 416; gift of, XIV.
XIII. 414, 417. 42.
Baker, Miss Ella, VIII. 6; IX. 7, 9; XL 11; Baker, Luther, IV. 280.
XIII. 5, 10, 14; bill for clerical work Baker, Mrs. Lyman, death of, VII. 544.
for pioneer society, IV. 9. Baker, Lyman C., student of Kalamazoo
Baker, Elnore, death of, XIV. 52. branch of university, V. 421.
Baker, Enoch S., III. 280, 285. Baker, Lyman W., II. 392; death of, XL
Baker, Ephraim, death of, IX. 37. 96.
Baker, F. A., Sr., death of, XIII. 237. Baker, Mehitable, death of XIII. 237.
Baker, Capt. Frank, pioneer of Crystal Baker, Melcher, interpreter, XI. 344, 345;
Falls, VII. 217. salary per day, XIII. 75.
Baker, Fred K.( bank teller, VI. 323. Baker, Mrs. Melinda, death of, XL 96, 99.
Baker, Garret, first cooper of Tekonsha, Baker, Mercy (Mrs. J. Harrington), V.
II. 154. 138.
Baker, Garrett H., III. 280, 285. Baker, Nathan, IV. 231.
32
INDEX.
Baker, Lieut (Adjt.) Nelson, brother of
Maj. B., died at Saginaw 1823, II. 461;
VIII. 243.
Baker, Norman C., death of, V. 448.
Baker, Norton, death of, III. 556.
Baker, Rev. O. E., trustee in Hillsdale
College, VI. 162.
Baker, Orrin, first postmaster of South
Adrian, XL 99.
Baker, Mrs. Rachel (Miss Putney), XL
Baker, Rensselaer death of, VI. 341.
Baker, Robert, III. 342.
UB.ni.
S, Mos., XI. 38, 42.
Baker, Sarah, death of, III. 556.
BaKer Sarah A. (Mrs. J. A. Baughman),
Baker, Rev. Seymour A, publisher, VI.
Baker W., pioneer of Jackson, II. 334.
Baker' W & Co II 308.
Baker' William," of' Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
arTwar VIII. 411; XII. 67, 70.
Baker, William, pioneer of Flint, VI. 277.
Baker William pioneer of Lenawee, VII.
520 527
Bake;, William, of Saginaw, IV. 384.
Baker Y VII 220
Barker &Ripley, X. 123.
Baker & Spaulding, III. 292.
Baker & Thayer, bill for use of organ,
V 16
Baker & Tower, II. 52.
Bakers to stamp and weigh bread recorn-
mended by grand jury, XII. 628.
Baking by the fire place, V. 294.
Bakus, Mrs. Anso, death of, IX. 58.
Balch, Capt. A. war of the rebellion, IV.
141, 147; escort for Lowitzers, IV. 152.
Balch, Frank G., attorney, XL 309.
Balch, Jeremiah O., II. vi.; memoir of,
II. 263.
Balch, Mrs. Jeremiah O., VII. 379.
Balch, Nathaniel A!, attorney, I. 210, 512;
III. 136, 315, 541; IV. 260; V. 429, 430;
VII 476- X 17- XI vi 275 296 309
314, 316; XIII. 217, 516;' XIV. 340; ad-
dresses pioneer meeting, III. 528; a
graduate of Middlebury Academy, XL
297; elected a member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 339; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 84; state senator,
his resolution regarding asylum for in-
sane, deaf and dumb, XIII. 293n; me-
moir of, III. 138; XL 297.
Balch, Mrs. Nathaniel W., death of, III.
543.
Balch, Royal T., death of, VIII. 47,
Balch, Walter O., attorney, XL 309;
memoir, III. 136; XL 314.
Balch, Smiley & Balch, III. 398.
Balcom, — , I. 255.
Balcomb, Dr. John L., XIV. 293, 372, 373;
member of the legislature, postmaster,
V. 236; biography, V. 231; his temper-
ance work, XIII. 394.
Balcomb, Mrs. John L., V. 232.
Balcomb, St. Andre D., son of Dr. B.,
V. 236.
Baldey, Elizabeth (Mrs. Andrew Y.
Moore), XIV. 126.
"Baldhead" at Saugatuck, III. 301, 306,
179
Baldwin> ^ _ yn ^
Baldwin, Judge Augustus C., V. 63; XIII.
307: XIV- 158; congressman, III. 124;
elected a member of the State Histor-
leal Society, XII. 323, vice-president of,
XII 349; gift of. HI. 109; XII. 329;
member State Pioneer Society vice-
%?**?$. V *' ™> 8*; IL v"" 28: JH.
' ' ' ' ' member of the
SH'22 XIV' 4?v TiT^ °n R&n"
dolph MannmS> XIV- 418-
' F™^,1™* entry' HL 570;
of' V"- 562. ^
Baldwin, C. C., of Cleveland, gift of,
XIV- 43'
Baldwin, Charles, V. 332.
Baldwin, Charles land entry XIV. 167;
mTem^er State .Ploneer Society IX. 91;
XJ- }2' supervisor, member of the leg-
n^^vJSSS^ T?^il ' '
Baldwin, Charles M., II. 414.
Baldwin, Rev. D., I. 240; VI. 282; VIII.
Baldwin, David S., death of, IV. 229.
Baldwin, Edwin, II. 579; VI. 248, 251;
biography, XIV. 146, 256; located in
Oakland county in 1819, XIV. 146;
member surveying party, his encounter
with Indians furnished name for Bat-
tie Creek, III. 581; VI. 248-251; XIV.
157; witnessed the burning of Buffalo;
established ferry at Detroit, 1818, XIV.
156.
Baldwin, Mrs. Edwin (Aurilla Patrick),
XIV. 157.
Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. W. W.
Wolcott), IX. 32, 49.
Baldwin, Ethan, IV, 319.
Baldwin, Ezra, III. 561, 567; IV. 355,
356; XIV. 608; enters land in 1819, III.
• 569. •
Baldwin, Mrs. Ezra, IV. 355.
Baldwin, F. A., XIV. 467.
INDEX.
33
Baldwin, Mrs. F. A. (Nellie E. Osband),
XIV. 467.
Baldwin, Goodrich, V. 20.
Baldwin, Lieut. H. N., I. 250, 251; II.
384; postmaster, III. '553.
Baldwin, Gov. Henry P., II. 76; IV. 457,
468; V. 538; VIII. 476; IX. 26; XII.
340; XIII. 193; XIV. 37; appoints state
librarian, IV. 11; J. Webster Childs,
member State Board of Agriculture.
VI. 457; relief committee of Grand
Rapids to aid fire sufferers, IX. 339;
as a shoe merchant, IV. 274; elected
governor in 1868, III. 121; elected a
member of the State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 323; friend of Agricultural
College, VI. 124; on board boat cap-
tured by the Alabama, II. 479; Presi-
dent Young Men's Society, XII. 366;
recommended a new asylum for the in-
sane, XIII. 300; residence of, I. 25;
trustee of Pontiac asylum, XIII. 302;
U. S. Senator, III. 123, 123n; visited
burnt districts of Michigan in 1871, IX.
339.
Baldwin, Ilias J., death of, VI. 342.
Baldwin, J., entered land in 1819, III.
569.
Baldwin, J. A., elected a member of State
Historical Society, XII. 331.
Baldwin, Mrs. Jane (Mrs. H. M. Look),
XIII. 245.
Baldwin, Miss Janette, first teacher in
Fredonia township, II. 229.
Baldwin, Rev. Jeremiah, trustee of Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Baldwin, John, I. 345.
Baldwin, John Denison, archaeologist, II.
22.
Baldwin, Joseph D., IV. 462.
Baldwin, Miss Julia Lucretia (Mrs. Geo.
H. Greene), V. 20.
Baldwin, M., HI. 281.
Baldwin, Nathaniel, entered land in 1819,
III. 569.
Baldwin,' Rice, XIV. 590. .
Baldwin, Sophronia (Mrs. Chas. B.), V.
332
Baldwin, William, I. 133; IV. 229; XIV.
269.
Baldwin & Co., of Philadelphia, manu-
factured first engine used on Pontiac
railroad, XIII. 485.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, engine for
Michigan's first railroad purchased of,
VII. 398.
Baldwin "Star," VI. 84.
Baldwin's Ancient America," clipping
from. III. 45; "Early Name for Lake
Erie," VI. 349.
Baldy, James B., trustee of Hillsdale Col-
lege, VI. 154. 162.
Bale, Daniel, colony of, VIII. 92.
Balfe, Miss Mary (Mrs. Thos. Cassidy),
XIII. 159.
Balinger, Emily J., death of, XI. 131.
Ball, — , pioneer of Kalamazoo, I. 130.
Ball, Col. — , III. 594.
Ball, Lieut. —*, commended by Maj. Gen.
Sheaffe, XV. 177.
Ball, Mrs. — , pioneer of Kalamazoo, I.
130.
Ball, Amos, early manufactured sorghum
syrup, XIII. 548.
Ball, Byron D., attorney, XIV. 96; as-
signee of Banker Daniel Ball, VI. 320;
attorney general in 1873, III. 117.
Ball, C. Merryman, member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Ball, Calvin, III. 590.
Ball, Miss Charlotte (Mrs. A. N. Hart),
II. 270.
Ball, Chester, III. 579, 590.
Ball, Daniel, pioneer merchant, II. 483-
486; III. 575; V. 330; VI. 304; XI. 245;
manufacturer of flour, XIII. 365.
Ball, Daniel & Co., II. 485-487.
Ball, Daniel H., attorney, VII. 175; XIII.
22; member of State Pioneer Society,
VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Ball, Daniel S., and Sanford M. Green
built first grist mill in Owosso, VIII.
257.
Ball, E. R., architect for first court house
of Kalamazoo county, VII. 474; XIII.
597.-
Ball, Miss Flora, VII. 499.
Ball. Frank W., VII. 499.
Ball, Fred, bank clerk, VI. 323.
Ball, G. O., V. 410.
Ball, George F., pioneer, III. 549.
Ball, George H., D. D., instructor in Hills-
dale College, VI. 151; trustee of col-
lege, VI. 154, 161, 162, 163.
Ball, Gideon, V. 521.
Ball, Horatio, surveyor, III. 568, 573, 575-
577, 579.
Ball, John, I. vii.; II. 456; III. Ill, 546;
IV. 293; VI. 13, 304; VIII. 8; XL 85;
biog., VII. 488, 496; action of the Kent
county bar on death of, VII. 499; chil-
dren of, VII. 499; elected a member of
the State Historical Society, XII. 321,
323; member State Pioneer Society,
III 266; VII. vii.; elected state senator
in 1838, II. 223, 483; VII. 498; "Phy-
sical Geography of Kent County," I.
214; receiver of The People's bank of
Grand Rapids, VI. 304, 320; sketch of
his life— White, VII. 502.
Ball. Mrs. John (Miss Webster), II. 456;
VII. 499.
Ball, John H., VII. 499.
Ball, John W., death of, XIV. 137.
Ball, Miss Kate W.. VII. 499.
Bill Miss Lucy, VII. 499.
Ball Nathaniel, father of John, VII. 496,
502.
INDEX.
Ball, Polly, I. 345.
Ball, S. H., raised broom corn in pioneer
day, XIII. 548.
Ball, Rev. S. R., II. 161.
Ball, Sarah Nevins (Mrs. N. B.), daugh-
ter of Thomas, VII. 496, 502.
Ball, William, death of, VI. 386.
Ball & McKee, attorneys, VII. 499.
Ball, garrison and ordnance supplies, X.
369, 383; XI. 426; XII. 5, 136, 139, 140;
XV. Ill, 607, 608, 616, 644-649, 654; for
Indian presents, IX. 471; X. 496, 580,
632; XI. 356, .357; XII. 146, 158, 225,
230, 234, 241, 256, 273, 283, 287, 303;
XIII. 73, 74; XV. 91, 607, 608, 615, 616,
644-649, 655; sent from Mackinaw to
Chicago, XV. 224.
Ballard, — , member of exploring party,
II. 471, 473, 474.
Ballard, Dr. Addison, XIV. 559.
Ballard, Appleton, death of, IX. 42.
Ballard, Arden H., early merchant, II.
511, 515; VII. 591; XIV. 494.
Ballard. Mrs. Epiphene, death of, XIII.
196, 198.
Ballard, Etienne, IX. 470 ; taxable proper-
ty in 1802, VIII. 533, 536.
Ballard, Rev. James, IX. 10.
Ballard, James A., elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 327.
Ballard, Jesse, landlord, III. 553.
Ballard, John, VI. 515.
Ballard, S. P.. VI. 450.
Ballard, Mrs. Stephen H., VI. 333.
Bellarre, Etienne; see Ballard.
Ballman, Dr. — , VIII. 395.
Ballou, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 132.
Ballou, — , Dexter A., III. 323.
Ballon, O. A.. IIT. 323.
Ballou, O. A. & Co., III. 323.
Ballow, Seth, early settler of Prairie
Ronde, II. 158.
Ballow, Mrs. Seth. early settler of Prai-
rie Ronde, II. .158.
"Baltic," steamboat, V. 486.
Baltimore See, established, IX. 129; first
provincial council of met in 1829, IX.
133; St. Mary's College, XIII. 463.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, commenced
in 1828; IX. 973.
Bam-me-no-de-no-kaid, Indian name for
Rev. H. Jackson, X. 152.
Ba-mos-ceya, Chippewa chief, III. 196.
Bamptanaby, Phineas, chief of the Potta-
wattomies, X. 148n.
Banan, Joseph, list of taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Banbury, Lieut. — , bill for dancing, III.
27.
Bancker, E., secretary Air Line Railroad
Company, II. 318.
Bancker, John, death of. VIII. 99.
Bancker, Esther C. (Mrs Germain H.
Mason), XIV. 128.
Bancroft, Miss — , student of Romeo
Academy, II. 445.
Bancroft, Anna Moore, death of, XIII.
226.
Bancroft, Charles, XI. 257.
Bancroft, Edward C., clerk of St. Clair
county, VI. 410; member of the legis-
lature, XIV. 412.
Bancroft, F. A., IV. 179, 183, 193.
Bancroft, Felicia H., IV. 193.
Bancroft, George, historian, I. 449; VI.
353, 354; VII. 18n, 19n; X. 19; banker
of Detroit, IV. 475; describes scene of
throwing tea overboard in Boston har-
bor, V. 207; elected honorary member
of the State Historical Society, XII.
321; era of his writing, XIV. 310; eulo-
gy" of Marquette, II. 135-137, 145; early
student of Romeo Academy, II 445;
tendered the first presidency 01 the
University of Michigan, declined, V. 29.
Bancroft, J. H., IV. 261, 263.
Bancroft, Rev. John O., II. 396; III. 5, 8;
member State Pioneer Society, III.
266; remarks by, II. 421, 502; death of,
VII. 580.
Bancroft, Capt. Joseph, III. 568.
Bancroft, Matilda Rand, XIII. 199.
Bancroft, Nancy (Mrs. J. M. Allen), XIII.
199.
Bancroft, Timothy, XIII. 199.
Bancroft, William L., VI. 416; XI. vi.;
XIII. 39; gift to library association, HI.
449 ; "a history of the military reserva-
tion at Fort Gratiot with reminiscences
of some of the officers," XI. 249-253;
member State Pioneer Society, IX. 91;
XI. 12; represented the society at
semi-centennial celebration of Mich-
igan, IX. 218.
Bandouin, Francis, I. 344.
Banen, — , mail carrier 1816, VI. 374.
Banfill, Mrs. Reuben, death of, XIV. 186.
Bangoning river, Indian name of, VII.
277.
Bangor village, III. 635.
Bangor "Reflector," VI. 96.
Bangs, Alanson. subscription to first
court house, II. 428.
Bangs, Rev. Alanson, III. 553.
Bangs, Anson, I. 266.
Bangs, E. L., attorney, X. 177; principal
in School for Deaf and Dumb, II. 445.
Bangs, Rev. Francis B. (J.), II. 69, 166-
168, 186; III. 3, 7, 356; X. 53; XIV. 600.
Bangs, Isaac, subscription to first court
house. II. 428.
Bangs, J. R., VI. 432.
Bangs, John, II. 398.
Bangs, Rev. Joseph, I. 223; II. 398; III.
553; first preacher of Macon township.
XIII. 594; declined contribution, dis-
tributed it among the poor, XIII. 595:
INDEX.
35
subscription to first court house, II.
428.
Bangs, Joshua, biog. of, VI. 431, 436.
Bangs, Rev. Nathan, preacher, 1804, III.
214, 228, 235, 238.
Bangs, Nathaniel, death of, VI. 432.
Bank bills, I. 31; II. 6, 73, 87; XI. 13.
Bank commissioners, early, V. 218; ex-
tracts from report of, II. 117.
Banker, Enoch, assistant chemist at Ag-
ricultural College in 1857, VI. 128.
Banker, Ezra, death of, XI. 85.
Banker, Margaretha B. (Mrs. Schmidt),
IX. 73.
Banking, early, in Branch county, III.
339; in Michigan, V. 209; wild cat sys-
tem, V. 209.
Banking law of 1836, V. 58; of 1837, II.
115.
Banks, — , pioneer, II. 483.
Banks, A. D., deacon, VII. 417.
Banks, Maj. Bartholomew, biographical
sketch of, VI. 257; children of, VI. 258.
Banks, Bath, speaks for temperance,
XIII. 393.
Banks, Mrs. Bath, XIII. 393.
Banks, Rev. D. S., VII. 177.
Banks, F. H., XIV. 424.
Banks, Horatio N., XIV. 82.
Banks, Horatio W., death of, VI. 253.
Banks, James, IV. 232.
Banks, John, VI. 258.
Banks Lottie Turner (Mrs. James B.),
death of, IV. 232.
Banks, Miss Mary, VI. 258.
Banks, Gen. Nathaniel P., IV. 126, 439.
Banks, W. H., XIV. 424.
Banks, I. 330; of 1837-8, list and capital
of, V. 210, 214, 215; Adrian, early bills
presented State Pioneer Society, XI.
13; Allegan established, I. 97, 97n; III.
285; original capital, V. 215; Ann Ar-
bor, original capital of, V. 215; Auburn,
original capital, V. 215; bills of pre-
sented State Pioneer Society, XI. 13;
Augusta, early bills, XI. 13; Branch
county, original capital of, V. 215;
Clinton canal (Pontiac), original capi-
tal, V. 215; Calhoun county, V. 210;
chartered and established, II. 111-114,
117; Chippewa county, original capital
of, V. 215; Citizen of Michigan (Ann
Arbor), original capital of, V. 215;
Clinton, V. 210; Clinton river, V. 478;
Coldwater, original capital of, V. 214;
Commercial of Michigan (St. Joseph),
original capital of, V. 214; Common-
wealth (Tecumseh), original capital.
V. 214; Constantino, V. 210; Detroit,
established 1806, V. 209; in 1841 and
1889, XIV. 414; capital of. V. 214; XIV.
415; first petition for, VIII. 571; offi-
cers and company of. VIII. 572; orig-
inal stockholders, VIII. 575; Detroit
and St. Joseph railroad, original capi-
tal of, V. 215; Erie and Kalamazoo
railroad, III. 340; V. 210; Exchange
original capital of, V. 215; Farmer's,
of Genesee (Flint), original capital,
V. 215; Farmers' of Oakland (Royal
Oak), original capital, V. 214; Farmers'
of Prairie Ronde, III. 526; Farmers'
and Mechanics', original capital, V. 210,
214, 215; Gibraltar, original capital, V.
214; Goodrich Mills, original capital, V.
215; Grand Rapids, VI. 319-324; Grand
River, original capital of, V. 214; Hu-
ron River of Ypsilanti, original capital,
V. 215; insecurity of, II. 121; Jackson
city organized, II. 320-323; Jackson
county, original capital of, V. 214;
Kensington, original capital of, V. 215 ;
Lake St. Clair, original capital of, V.
215, 478; Lapeer, original capital of, V.
214; legend upon early notes, II. 125,
319; Lenawee county, established, V.
130, 214; Lower Saginaw, III. 322; Man-
chester, original capital of, V. 214; Ma-
comb county, V. 210, 478; Marshall,
original capital, V. 214; Merchants'
of Jackson, original capital, V. 215;
Merchants and Mechanics (Monroe),
original capital, III. 340; V. 214;
Michigan established in 1818, V. 210;
III. 340; officers of 1822, X. 87;
Michigan Centre, original capital of, V.
215; Michigan Insurance Company and
United States deposit in 1841, XIV.
414; Millers of Washtenaw (Ann Ar-
bor), original capital, V. 214; Monroe,
III. 340; V. 210; Niles, original capital,
V. 215; Oakland, original capital of, V.
214; Plymouth, capital of, V. 215; Pon-
tiac, III. 340; V. 210; Prairie Ronde,
Farmers' bank of, III. 526; River
Raisin (Monroe), V. 210; Romeo, V.
477; Saginaw, original capital of, III.
322; V. 214; Saline, original capital,
V. 214; Sandstone, original capital, V.
215; Shiawassee (Owosso), original
capital, V. 215; St. Clair, V. 210, 478;
XIV. 414; St. Joseph (Centreville),
original capital. V. 214; Superior,
original capital of, V. 215; Tecumseh,
V. 210; Toledo and Kalamazoo rail-
road, V. 130; Utica, V. 475; corporate
rights annulled, V. 477; Washtenaw,
(Ann Arbor), III. 340; V. 210; White
Pigeon, original capital of, V. 215; Wis-
consin, III. 340; Wildcat II. 123; V.
475; Ypsilanti, V. 210.
Banks and banking, early — Felch, II. 111.
Bankson, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 68.
Banner, Phineas. VII. 347; on muster roll
of 1832, VII. 349.
Bannerman, D., landlord, VII. 205. 214.
Bannerman, Rev. James, D. D., II. 434.
36
INDEX.
Bannerman Hotel, VII. 214, 215; descrip-
tion of, VII. 220.
Bannister, Miss Clarissa B. (Mrs. C. W.
Hey wood), XIV. 122.
Bannom, J.. VI. 421.
Bantum, Peregrine. I. 345.
Ban well, Rev. H., V. 320; X. 202.
Baptism, among Indians, V. 97, 98.
Baptism, performed by others than
priests, V. 101.
Baptist College, Kalamazoo, IX. 93; his-
tory of, XIII. 571, 575; origin and
growth, XIV. 330, 331; university
branch, XIII. 572; Jackson, II. 347.
Baptist missions. III. 154.
Baptiste, — , of Detroit, 1763, VIII. 279.
Baptiste, negro, IX. 395.
Baptiste Point au Sable, arrested by
Lieut. Bennet, IX. 393.
Bar in Lake St. Glair, description of, XV.
11. 23.
Baraga, father Frederick, bishop Cath-
olic diocese, II. 143. 495; VII. 177; XL
166; missionary, native of Austria. IV.
291. 293; elected a member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 324; reduced
Chippewa language to writing and gave
it grammar and dictionary, VII. 179;
VIII. 157; death of, VII. 177.
Baraga county, treasurer and clerk of
1875-6. I. 519.
Baraga county, vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Barbadoes, troop embark at, XV. 506.
Barbangle, John, death of, XI. 39.
Barbarin, George, IX. 70.
Barbarin, William, death of, IX. 70.
Barbarism, age of, VII. 451.
Barbeau, Peter B., VII. 166; member of
the legislature, XIV. 412; elected a
member of the State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 323.
Barbeau, Pierre, bill for clothing, VIII.
485.
Barber, — , pioneer of Allegan, III. 283.
Barber, — , pioneer of Ottawa county, IX.
251.
Barber, — , pioneer of Saginaw, III. 525,
606.
Barber, Dr. — , pioneer physician of Len-
awee county, III. 284; VII. 296.
Barber, Mrs. A. M., death of, VI. 306.
Barber, A. W., VI. 227.
Barber, Amos, XIV. 480.
Barber, Benjamin B., I. 193; III. 472.
Barber, D. L., III. 304.
Barber, Daniel, land entry, III. 425;
member of the legislature, IV. 236.
Barber, Darius J., IV. 198.
Barber, E. H., land entries. III. 425, 426.
Barber, E. H.'& D., land entry, III. 425.
Barber, Edwin W., III. 416; secretary
Air Line Railway Company, II. 318.
Barber, Mrs. Elisha (Miss Waterbury).
VIII. 65.
Barber, Frank, soldier, 1861, II. 437.
Barber, Frank, Branch county, VI. 240.
Barber, J., land entry, III. 402.
Barber, John, pioneer of Cass county, I.
133.
Barber. John, clerk of Lenawee county,
VII. 531.
Barber, John M., member of board of
commissioners of internal improve-
ment, XIII. 357.
Barber, M. H., publisher, VI. 73.
Barber, Rev. P., II. 435.
Barber Phebe (Mrs. Abraham Perrin),
XIV. 474.
Barber, Sarah, death of, XIII. 228.
Barber, Thomas, pioneer of Prairie
Ronde, III. 521.
Barber, Thomas, pioneer of Washtenaw
county, XIII. 547, 549, 559.
Barber & Ladd, land entry, III. 425.
Barber & Mason's mill, IX. 282.
Barbour, Alonzo, death of, VII. 562.
Barbour, Miss C. (Mrs. Mills), VI. 519.
Barbour, James, secretary of war, IV. 89.
Barbour, Levi L., II. 609; IV. 442; VII.
613, 614; member of State Pioneer So-
ciety, VII. 151; VIII. 12.
Barclay, Helen F. (Mrs. Clark), marriage
of, VII. 314.
Barclay, Jonathan S., III. 323, 326; mem-
ber of the legislature, I. 102; original
member of Trinity church, Bay City,
VII. 310, 314.
Barclay, Capt. R. H., British naval officer,
XV. 317, 318, 336, 337, 346, 357, 362, 363,
373, 380, 450, 478; arrival at Kingston,
XV. 284; at Amherstburg, XV. 349,
354; at Sandwich, XV. 365; commend-
ed by commander in chief, XV. 488;
engaged United States fleet in battle
on Lake Erie, XV. 326, 402; his squad-
ron captured, XV. 377; his unad-
dressed letters, XV. 334, 340; ordered
to destroy fleet rather than surrender,
XV. 383; ordered to Long Point, XV.
338, 339 ; plan to blockade Presque Isle
harbor, XV. 342; sailed for Long Point,
XV. 338; surveyed harbor of Turkey
Point, XV. 571; unreadiness of fleet,
XV. 332, 344, 360, 494; wounded, XV.
454.
Barclay, Col. Thomas, commissioner
general of prisoners, war of 1812, XV.
386; letters from Gen. Mason, XV. 363;
to Gen. Mason, XV. 366; to Sir George
Prevost. XV. 389; his unaddressed let-
ters, XV. 366, 390.
Barclay, William, gift of, XII. 329.
Barden, S. D., II. 222.
Bardstoun, See of, IX. 129.
Bare, Samuel, VI. 421.
Bare, Theresa, death of, V. 505.
Bareau, Joseph, XII. 579.
Barel. Pierre, death entry in old register.
V. 102.
INDEX.
37
Barger, B. S., workman on first court
house of Kalamazoo, XIII. 597.
Baris, Miss Mary (Mrs. Oliver Calder),
XIII. 162.
Barjerow, Augustus, soldier of the re-
bellion, VI. 245.
Bark, belt of Chippewa Indian, presented
State Historical Society, XII. 329;
canoes made of, I. 383 ; used for roofing
pioneer houses, IV. 480, 487; XIV. 208;
for wigwams, XIV. 208; hemlock bark
and logs and shingles, price of in early
day, IX. 263.
"Bark Covered House, or Pioneer Life in
Michigan" — Nowlin, IV. 480; picture
of, IV. 487.
Barker, Amanda (Mrs. Bentley), XIV.
140.
Barker, Chauncey, passenger on Walk-in-
the-Water on last trip, V. 9.
Barker, Daniel, V. 328.
Barker, Miss Emily B. (Mrs. John M.
Swift), XIV. 461.
Barker, F. L., XIV. 87.
Barker, George, XIII. 162.
Barker, Capt. George J., XIV. 460.
Barker, George M., IX. 253.
Barker, Rev. Henry P., V. 332; death of,
V. 333.
Barker, Rev. J. W., III. 482; trustee of
Hillsdale College, VI. 162.
Barker, James, his reply to Lieut.
Clowes, IX. 595.
Barker, Jesse A., biog., XIV. 86, 87.
Barker, Mrs. Jesse A. (Caroline Styles),
XIV. 87.
Barker, Joel, land entry, III. 402.
Barker, John, his exhibit of fruit in 1847,
X. 76.
Barker, Col. Josiah, cash received by,
IX. 648.
Barker, Josiah B., IV. 61.
Barker, L., III. 281.
Barker, Lyman C., XIV. 343.
Barker, Miss Mary E. (Mrs. O. R. Swift),
XIV. 460.
Barker, Mary L. (Miss Kipp), death of,
XIII. 161.
Barker, Samuel, V. 332.
Barker, Mrs. Samuel, V. 332.
Barker, Silas, IV. 60.
Barker, Miss Susan (Mrs. McCreery). V.
344.
Barker, William, V. 358.
Barker, Mrs. William, death of, VII. 543.
Barkham, Edmund, death of, XI. 109.
Barkume (Berthiaume, Bertiaume), An-
drew (Andre). III. 34, 36; XI. 512.
Barkume, Joseph, list of taxable property
in 1802, VIII. 536; on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 604; and wife on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 326.
Barkus, Electus, III. 321.
Barley used for coffee. XIV. 491; early
yield of, XIII. 67.
Barlow, — , II. 55.
Barlow, Daniel, IV. 60.
Barlow, Rev. F. N., VI. 195. -
Barlow, Fred H., VI. 197.
Barlow, Mrs. H. H., VII. 356.
Barlow, Jason, II. 278.
Barlow, Joel, graduate of Yale College,
XIV. 356.
Barlow, N., III. 294.
Banner, — , pacifies Indians, XIII. 60;
recommended for trader for Miamis,
X. 439.
Barnabee, Stephen, death of, XI. 131.
Barnaby, H. T., II. 265.
Barnam, Hiram, V. 479.
Barnard, — , IV. 53€.
Barnard, Lieut. — , XV. 174, 176, 409 ; his
letter unaddressed, XV. 175; reports
Gen. Proctor on River Rouge collect-
ing scattered army, XV. 410.
Barnard, Miss — , VI. 9; VII. 433.
Barnard, Arthur, VII. 296.
Barnard, Catherine Imlay (Mrs. Newell
B.), VII. 278; biography of, VII. 285.
Barnard, Ely, I. 256.
Barnard, Miss Emily, IX. 7; XI. 11.
Barnard, F., signs petition for county
revenues, XII. 586.
Barnard, Henry, educator of Rhode Isl-
and, XIV. 286.
Barnard, Dr. Lyman A., IV. 197; V. 131;
possesses first mill stones used west
of .Kalamazoo, I. 123, 124, 141; biog.,
IV. 198, 208; resolutions on death of,
IV. 209.
Barnard, Dr. L. E. & Co., publishers, VI.
70.
Barnard, Lelia, VII. 296.
Barnard, Newell. VII. 285; member of
State Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII. 8,
11; of the state legislature, VII. 297;
biog., "VII. 278, 295.
Barnard, Mrs. Newell, VII. 296.
Barnard, Corporal Pierre, soldier of 1812,
V. 554.
Barnard, Mrs. Richard, death of, IX. 76.
Barnard, Mrs. Susan, IV. 198.
Barnard & Binder, VII. 297.
Barnes, — .pioneer of Ann Arbor, III. 160.
Barnes, — , of Kalamazoo county, I. 209.
Barnes, Dr. — , Grand Haven, IX. 332.
Barnes] Dr. — , Owosso, II. 485.
Barnes, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 39.
Barnes, A. C., soldier the Mexican war,
VI. 19.
Barnes, A. S. & Co., publishers, XIV. 368,
384, 387.
Barnes, "Bert," XIV. 472.
Barnes, Capt. Carlos, V. 166.
Barnes, Miss Celestia (Mrs. A. S. Par-
ker), V. 378.
Barnes, Charles E., publisher, III. 350.
Barnes, Daniel R., pioneer, II. 75.
Barnes, Ebenezer, IX. 281, 283.
38 INDEX.
Barnes, Edward M., indicted for selling of society, III. 100, 107; IV. ix.; V. 1
liquor to Indians, II. 297. 12; VI. 3; VII. 7.
Barnes, Ezra, death of, IX. 47. Barnes, Orville, I. 207; V. 378.
Barnes, Ezra D., II. 483; IV. 51. Barnes, Rachel, death of, XIV. 68.
Barnes, Frances, death of IV. 283. Barnes, Roswell, XIV. 472.
Barnes, George D., death of, XIV. 53. Barnes, Rev. Silas, I. 318.
Barnes, Rev. George S., II. 207. Barnes, Tillotson, V. 379; VI. 313.
Barnes, George W., located land in Eaton Barnes, Rev. Thomas, IV. 259.
county. III. 387. Barnes, Uriel T., VI. 442.
Barnes, Giles, I. 345. Barnes & Taylor, IV. 453.
Barnes, Mrs. H. B., VI. 302. Barnet, Lilly A., IV. 237.
Barnes, Mrs. H. H., death of, XIII. 130. Barnett, J. M., bank director, VI. 322.
Barnes (Barns) Henry, publisher and Barnett, Marionette A., IV. 193.
journalist, VI. 63, 64; elected a mem- Barney, Ariel N., XI. 171; made first iron
ber of the State Historical Society, XII. from ore at Marquette, also first hotel,
325. VIII. 149. ,
Barnes, Horace N. death of IV 250 Barney, Cromwell, III. 319, 320, 324-326;
Barnes, Huldah A., VI. 442. VII. 229; XIII. 353.
Barnes, Col. Isaac, I. 207; V. 70, 152-154, Barney, Elizabeth (Mrs. Sinclair), first
160, 166, 256, 378 ; first settler' of Way- white child born in Saginaw, III. 326.
land township, XII. 397. Barney, John, IV. 399.
Barnes, Dr. J. B., V. 192. Barney, Milton, V. 261, 311; school in-
Barnes (Barns). Jacob, publisher V. 438 spector in Calhoun county in 1833, II.
440; VI. 82; early justice of the peace' 196: first township meeting of Homer
IV. 291 293; biog.. VII 488 494- reso- township held at house of, II. 231-232.
lutions on death of, VII. 495. Barney, Nathaniel, I. 130; V. 265, 266;
Barnes (Barns), James, publisher, IX. 270; early mail carrier, II. 211, 220,
296 333 221; memoir of. V. 261; locates in Bat-
Barnes, Mrs. James, death of, XI. 134. tle Creek- V- 259> Pioneer 1833, III.
Barnes, John, I. 207; V. 378; VI. 240; XI. . 348; Postmaster, III. 349.
84; and wife, drove 60 miles to church, Barney, Oliver, V. 261.
I 399 Barney, Susan, death of, IX. 54.
Barnes,' John A., member of State Pio- *a™?;£ tave™JL ^ 97,
neer Society, XIII. 110; XIV. 41. Barnhart -.Printer, m. 273.
Barnes (Barns), John W., publisher, IX. Barn^t, CC. settled m Troy township
293 296 297 iri lo^b, All. oao.
Barnes, John W. & James, publishers, 5"n?*rJ' ?f 1;,°' £•• ?• 53.
VT Qk Barnhart, Jacob, death of, IX. 37.
^ ^ f VTTT OOA Barnhart, Martin, VI. 219; VII. 347, 356;
Barnes, Lambert A death of XII 280. xm 125 soldier of the Black Hawk
Barnes, Lewis, mail carrier in 1832, II. war VI 220; Qn mugter roll yn 349
Barnhart, Willard, bank director, VI. 322.
Barnes, Lucius, III. 279. Barnon, Clarissa, death of, XIV. 138.
Barnes, Mrs. M. W., death of, VI. 283. Barns Capt _ British officer XII. 90;
Barnes, Mary, memoir of, XIV. 472. recommended for promotion, XV. 487.
Barnes, Miss Mary J. (Mrs. Stewart), III. Barns, Charity, death of, VIII. 46.
618- Barns, Eleazer, death of, XIV. 138.
Barnes, Norris, II. 223, 224. Barns, M. G., publisher, IX. 299. -
Barnes, O. M., attorney, I. 59, 84; II. 84; Barns Mary E., death of XIV 51.
III. viii., 430; IV. 6, 7, 422; XII. 330; Barns, Mrs. R. C., "The Song of Time,"
gift to society, II. 5; member of State ix. 341.
Historical Society, XII. 328; memorial Barns, Seth, United States prisoner of
report of Ingham county, III. 468; war imprisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
original member State Pioneer Society, Barns & Angel, publishers, VI. 92 ; IX.
I. 28; on committees to nominate offi- 296.
cers, I. 57, 84; XIII. 7, to secure rooms Barnum, — , Calhoun county pioneer,
for society in new capitol, I. 57; pros- XIV. 364.
ecuting attorney of Ingham county and Barnum, Asher, XIII. 138.
candidate for United States senator, Barnum, Edwin, VIII. 109.
VI. 294; reads memoir of A. M. Chapin, Barnum! Mrs. Esther, death of. V. 527.
IV. 5; represents State Pioneer Society Barnum, J., II. 483.
at the semi-centennial celebration of Barnum, James, death of, IX. 19.
Michigan, IX. 218; treasurer of society, Barnum, John, IV. 51.
I, 28, 56; II. vii.; X. vii.; treasurer's Barnum, Mrs. Julia H. (Mrs. J. N. Inger-
report, I. 66; II. 10, 94; vice-president soil), IV. 390.
INDEX.
39
Barnum, L. B., ill. 483.
Barnum, P. T., XIII. 138.
Barnum, Rhoda (Miss Burt), XIII. 138.
Barnum, Thomas B., II. 233; death of
XIII. 129, 138.
Barnum, Mrs. Thomas B. (Miss Harriet
Rose), XIII. 138.
Barnum, William, death of, IX. 60.
' Barois, Louise, wife of Pierre Labutte,
Sr., VIII. 459.
Baron, — , IX. 475; log house torn up for
fuel, VIII. 654.
Baron, "Leborgne," mail carrier, I. 375,
376; VI. 484.
Baron, Antoine, XII. 579 ; on election roll
of 1799 VIII. 509, 510.
Baron, Gabriel, XII. 579.
Baron, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 610.
Baron, Michel, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 536.
Baron, Nathaniel, circuit judge holding
supreme court in 1855, III. 116.
Baron, Pierre, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 536..
Barr, Alexander, and family, XI. 452.
Barr, John, I. 305; first sheriff of Oceana
county, VIII. 231.
Barr, Lewis, I. 329; death of, III. 639.
Barras, Edwin P.. county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Barre, — , English statesman, VIII. 399.
Barre, Le Febore de la, Governor in 1682,
III. 114, 118.
Barreau, Antoine, tried by court marshal,
VIII. 629.
Barreau, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461^.
Barreau, Gabriel, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Barreau, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Barrel, Enoch, death of, XI. 130.
Barrels, early manufactured, XII. 124;
shipped from Jackson in 1877, II. 346.
Barret, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 95.
Barrett, (Mager or) Major — , trustee of
Hillsdale College, VI. 154, 162.
Barrett, Abel, II. 353.
Barrett, Alonzo, death of, VIII. 21.
Barrett, Erastus, XIV. 424.
Barrett, H. A., II. 394.
Barrett, Jerome, student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Barrett, Lydia H., death of, VIII. 44.
Barrett, Medad, XIV. 423.
Barrett, Mithra, XIV. 424.
Barrett, Peter, IX. 594.
Barrett, Reuben H., VII. 174.
Barrett, Seymour, I. 241, 247.
Barrett, Mrs. Seymour, I. 241.
Barrett, Timothy, XIV. 424.
Barrett, Warden C., death of, XI. 38.
Barrett, Rev. Wright, VI. 317.
Barrett, Mrs. Wright, VI. 317
"Barrett," boat plying on Grand river, IX.
285.
Barrin, Roland Michael; see La Gallis-
souniSre.
Barrineau, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46U&.
Barring, Mrs. B., IV. 358.
Barringer, John, death of, XIII. 129.
Barrinu, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Barritt, Hiram, XIV. 423.
Barrois, Madame — , IV. 75; signs mar-
riage contract of her daughter, VIII.
450-454; see also L'Hotemont-Barrols.
Barrois, Francois L'Hotemont, signs mar-
riage contract of his daughter, VIII.
450-454; see also L'Hotemont-Barrois.
Barrois, Marie L'Hotemont, VIII. viii.;
marriage contract of, VIII. 450-454; see
also L'Hotemont-Barrois.
Barrois (Barren), Pierre, witness on
marriage contract, 1770, IV. 75, 76.
Barrois original for Barroway, VI. 372n.
Barren, — , hung for murder of Mr. Ly-
man, XIV. 568.
Barren, — , elected a corresponding mem-
ber of State Historical Society, XII.
328.
Barron, Pierre; see Barrois.
Barrow, — , X. 215.
Barrow, Francis, original stockholder of
Detroit's first bank, VIII. 575.
Barrow, Joseph, XII. 579.
Barroway, derivation of name, VI. 372n.
Barrows, Rev. — , I. 422.
Barrows, Blake, II. 444.
Barrows, Juba, II. 573.
Barrows, Laura, student of university
branch at Kalamazoo, V. 421.
Barrows, M. W., publisher, VI. 88; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Barrows, Mrs. P. J., death of, XIII. 227.
Barry, — , of New York, VIII. 574.
Barry, Aldis, XI. 227, 233.
Barry, Charles Dudley, XI. 233.
Barry, Charles H., XI. 227, 233.
Barry, Edmund D., III. 288.
Barry, J. V., member of Grand River boat
club committee on resolutions on death
of S. F. Seger, VII. 436.
Barry, Mrs. J. W. (Miss Kent), VII. 468.
Barry, James, death of, VII. 346.
Barry, John H., XI. vi.
Barry, Gov. John Stewart, I. 512; III. 103,
311, 466; V. 380, 523; VI. Ill, 338; VII.
498, 506, 507; IX. 188; XIII. 2, 39; XIV.
412; addressed Indians, IX. 114; ap-
points John J. Adams auditor general,
IV. 297; authorized to plat salt spring
lands, IV. 16; calls attention 1n mes-
sage to constitutional provision for
Agricultural College, VI. 121; early
merchant, V. 400; elected governor
of Michigan, III. 120; XI. 228; gave
personal pledge for state, II. 406n;
40 INDEX.
member of constitutional convention, Bartholomew, — -, VII. 445.
1835, III. 38; XIII. 330; XIV. 407; mem- Bartholomew, Rev. — , IV. 385.
ber of the legislature, V. 484; IX. 206; Bartholomew, A. C., I. 240, 241, 247.
XI. 228; member of the State Histor- Bartholomew, Mrs. Effie A. (Miss
ical Society, XII. 323; of committee of, Shank), XIV. 101, 104.
XII. 326; offered resolution locating Bartholomew, Miss Flora L. (Mrs.
first capital, XI. 239; performed mar- Wright), VII. 445.
riage ceremony, V. 507; recommended Bartholomew, H. D., VII. 445.
university branches be multiplied, XIV. Bartholomew, Corp. Horace, soldier of
349; sold hay from capitol grounds, II. the Mexican war, died at Chapultepec,
405; student of Chester Academy, III. VII. 120, 121.
135; trip to Lake Superior, IX. 109, Bartholomew, Dr. I. H., IV. 267, VII. 445;
110; witnessed Indian war dance, IX. XIV. 102.
112; sketch of, II. 107; XI. 227; vote Bartholomew, Joseph, first settler on
for governor, XI. 239, for senator, II. Fawn river, VII. 120.
231. Bartholomew, Levi, soldier of the Mex-
Barry, Mrs. John S., II. 108; XI. 227. ican war. VII. 120.
Barry, Miss Kate, instructor in School Bartholomew, Theron, soldier of the
for the Deaf and Dumb, III. 446. Mexican war, VII. 120.
Barry, William T., postmaster general in Earths, J. Ex., signs petition, XI. 395.
President Jackson's cabinet, L 112. Barthy, Louis, of Detroit, remained Brit-
Barry & Willard, early merchants of ish subject at close of revolutionary
White Pigeon, X. 58. war> VIII. 410.
Barry Congregational church organized, Bartlet, A., merchant, XII. 383.
XII. 357. Bartlett, — , early settler of Clarendon,
Barry county, organized, named for Wm. **• ^25.
T. Barry, postmaster general, I. Ill, Bartlett, Rev. A. R., III. 237; VIII. 108.
112; number of delegates for conven- Bartlett, Mrs. Amelia, death of, XIV. 185.
tion of 1836 XI 157; press, VI. 67; Bartlett, Benjamin, death of, IX. 30.
sketch of— Goodyear, I. 112; town- Bartlett, Dr. C. E., dentist, V. 323; XIV.
ships of Assyria, Baltimore, Barry, 372, 373.
Carleton, Gull Prairie, Hastings, Hope, Bartlett, Mrs. C. E. (Mary Loughead), V.
Irving, Johnstown, Maple Grove, 323; XIV. 374.
Orangeville, Prairieville, Rutland, Bartlett, Charles, III. 359; V. 317.
Thornapple, Woodland, Yankee Springs Bartlett, E. N., professor of Olivet Col-
in 1840, I. 114-117; treasurer and clerk ]ege, III. 411.
of in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on Pro- Bartlett, Dr. Edward, graduate of West-
hibition amendment, XIII.. 404. e™ Reserve College, biog., IX. 60, 62;
Barstow, Haley P., editor, VI. 83. "Ante Mortem," poem, IX. 63.
Barstow, Samuel, I. 455, 457, 458, 461; Bartlett, H. P., deacon of Plymouth
VII. 598; XIII. 288; member of the first church, VII. 416.
horticultural society in Michigan, X. 75, Bartlett, Henry, buys slave in 1799, the
76; president Young Men's Society, bill of sale presented State Historical
XII. 364. Society, XII. 329.
Barstow & Lockwood, attorneys, IV. 247; Bartlett, Horatio, death of, VIII. 56.
XIII. 193. Bartlett, Joseph, X. 87; elected a mem-
Barthe, — , of St. Mary's, IX. 384. ber of State Historical Society, XII.
Barthe, Jean Baptiste, trader and mer- 327.
chant, IX. 566, 584; his invoice of goods Bartlett, Louisa (Mrs. Alfred Judson),
in 1778, IX. 650, 658; remained British XI. 108.
subject at close of the revolutionary Bartlett, O., III. 574; signs call for meet-
war, VIII. 411; signs petition to Gen. ing to instruct delegate to congress,
Haldimand for a priest at Michilimack- 1820, XII. 645.
inac, X. 599; against McDougal's pos- Bartlett, Dr. Richard, death of, IX. 60.
session of Hog Island, X. 238; testi- Bartlett, Samuel M., appointed to draft
mony at court of inquiry, XI. 542; and bill to present to legislature for an
wife, on Detroit census roll, 1779, X. Agricultural College, VI. 122; member
314. of executive committee of Agricultural
Barthe, Lavoine, XI. 559. College in 1855, VI. 125; elected a
Barthe, Louison, IX. 618, 622 624, 625, member of the State Historical Soci-
643; XII. 309. ety, XII. 323.
Barthelette, Henry; see Berthelet. Bartlett, Seth, death of, VI. 307.
Barthiomg, Andre, name on election roll Bartlett, Miss Stativa, death of, VII. 551.
of 1799, VIII. 509, 510; among the In- Bartlett. Wallace R., "publisher, II. 502;
dians without a passport, X. 224. VI. 95.
INDEX.
41
Bartlett, Mrs. Wallace R., II. 504.
Bartlett House, I. 497.
Bartlette, Mrs. William, death of, VI. 341.
Bartlow, Samuel, father of Mrs. Abbott,
VIII. 394.
Bartlow, William, II. 573.
Barto, — , British soldier, war of 1812,
killed, XV. 665.
Barton, Dr. — , XII. 657.
Barton, Mrs. — , III. 356.
Barton, Clara (Mrs. Cornelius Austin),
XIII. 263.
Barton, Edwin, III. 447.
Barton, Joseph, V. 319; VI. 261; biog. of,
V. 231; early school inspector, XIV.
323.
Barton, Mrs. Joseph, V. 319.
Barton, William, II. 265.
Barton, William, appointed associate jus-
tice, IV. 106.
Bartow, Harvey, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 86.
Bartow, John, attorney, IV. 245, 246; X.
176; register of the United States land
office, IX. 34.
Bartow, Moses, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 86; death of, VIII. 13. •
Bartow, William, II. 581 ; located land in
Plymouth township in 1826; elected su-
pervisor, I. 510; member legislature
and first supervisor of Plymouth town-
ship, II. 559, 582.
Bartow, William J., IV. 19; comptroller
of Saginaw, XIII. 269, 270.
Bartow & Thomson, attorneys, IX. 34;
X. 176.
Bartow school, II. 12.
Bartrow, Frank, I. 444.
Barwell, Col. — , see Burwell.
Barwis, L., XV. 66.
Barwis, Thomas, midshipman, at the bat-
tle of Raisin river, XV. 239.
Bascom, Miss Abigail Stor (Mrs. Gris-
wold), IX. 31.
Bascom, Lewis, pioneer landlord, V. 349;
death of, II. 302, 308.
Bascom, Mrs. Lewis, death of, VII. 465.
Bascom, Mrs. Harley (Miss Smith), XI.
71.
Bascom, William F., attorney, XI. 309.
Bascom's tavern, II. 297, 302; V. 349.
Base lines, how located, IX. 103.
Basden, Col. — , II. 574, 577; XIII. 531;
attended a dinner given in honor of
himself and Gen. Brady, XIII. 545; his
meeting with Gen. Brady at Lundy's
Lane and at Detroit, XIII. 542-544; his
reply to Gen. Brady's message, XIII.
540.
Basden, Capt. James L.( XV. 523, 576;
commanding at second battle of the
Thames, XV. 498; letter to Capt. Stew-
art, XV. 516; wounded at Battle of the
Thames, XV. 499, 517.
6
Basinet, Joseph, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 540.
Basins (pewter), furnished Indians, IX.
471; X. 496, 632; XII. 256, 273, 283.
Baskett's, union prisoners of war at, III.
173.
Basney, — , IV. 339, 342.
Bas-reliefs in capitol of Illinois, history
of, XIV. 665, 666.
Bass, Truman, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII, 461%.
Bass (fish), where found, I. 502; abun-
dant, XIV. 421.
Bass Islands, United States troops at,
XV. 354.
Bassett, — , soldier of the Mexican war,
VI. 19.
Bassett, Charles, tanner, III. 459.
Bassett, Col. Chauncey J., of the 6th
Michigan Volunteer Infantry, monu-
ment erected to, III. 281, 286.
Bassett, Elisha B., attorney, III. 281, 285 ;
conducted academy, III. 287; probate
judge, III. 286; publisher, III. 273;
death of. III. 273.
Bassett, Ervilla, death of, XIII. 237.
Bassett, Mrs. Ervilla, death of, XI. 113.
Bassett, Maj. Henry, unsigned letters to,
X. 251, 253, 256-261.
Bass, Henry, Jr., one of the organizers
of Detroit's first bank, VIII, 571-573,
575
Bassett, Hiram, III. 280, 285.
Bassett, Ira, death of, VIII. 116; IX. 82.
Bassett, James T., death of, IX. 38.
Bassett, Mary, death of, V. 448.
Bassett, Mary J., IV. 193.
Bassett & Hawks, publishers, IX. 296.
Basswood (Tilia Americana), I. 509;
fibre made into cord, II. 42.
Bastonnois, Joseph, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Bata, — , VI. 309.
Batchelor, — , United States soldier, 1815,
IX. 166.
Batchelor. Benjamin F., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519.
Batchelor, C. C. see Bachelor.
Batchelor, Edwin, XIV. 423.
Batchelor, Samuel, XIV. 423; death of,
VI. 342, 343.
Bateman, Daniel, death of, V. 338.
Bateman, Hannah E. (Miss Poppleton),
death of, IX. 207.
Bateman, James D., attorney, death of,
XIV. 146; resolutions of bar on death
of, XIV. 159.
Bateman, R. P., IX. 207.
Bateman, Thomas, death of, VII. 545.
Bates, — , assisted in organizing a tem-
perance society in Washington in 1831,
XIII. 389.
Bates, Dr. — , of Grand Haven, IX. 333.
Bates, Rev. — , VII. 253; dedicated first
Congregational church of Flint. III.
42
INDEX.
437; dedicated first Presbyterian
church of Flint, XIII. 412.
Bates, Alfred G., member of legislature,
death of, V. 485.
Bates, Asher B., IV. 461; V. 479.
Bates, Betsey, early marriage license,
form of, X. 132, 133.
Bates, Edward, VIII. ix.; sketch of Fred-
erick Bates, VIII. 563.
Bates, Elisha W., biog., XIII. 161, 162.
Bates, Frank, death of, VIII. 99.
Bates, Judge Frederick, IV. 104, 105; V.
558; VIII. ix., 548, 603; XII. 472, 507;
XIII. 288; b. 1777, d. 1825, VIII. 564;
appointed judge of Northwest territory,
I. 339; III. 122; letters to A. B. Wood-
ward, VII. 557-563; second Governor
of Missouri, VIII. 564; territorial treas-
urer 1805, I. 344B; biographical sketch,
VIII. 563.
Bates, George C., attorney, II. v., 79, 186,
395; III. viii., 5, 7, 11, 147; IV. 5, 7;
XI. 8, 529; XII.. 374, 375; XIII. 528;
bank director, XIV. 414; graduate of
Hobart College; appointed by Presi-
dent Harrison district attorney for
Michigan, and by President Grant U.
S. attorney for Utah; biography of, IX.
87; letter to Col. Shoemaker, III. 244;
member of State Pioneer Society, IX.
13; orderly sergeant of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 533; XIV. 50; president
of Young Men's Society, Detroit, XII.
363; removed military supplies from
Fort Gratiot, XIII. 535; reminiscences
of the Brady Guards, XIII. 530; re-
marks of, II. 178; "Bye-gones of De-
troit— Gen. Hugh Brady," II. 573; rep-
resentative to national convention in
1839, IX. 87; "silver-tongued orator,"
XIV. 27; biog., IX. 13, 87.
Bates, Mrs. George C., XIV. 544.
Bates, Harriet A., III. 482.
Bates, J., land entries, III. 430.
Bates, James, III. 521.
Bates, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII.- 461%.
Bates, Maj. Kenzie, IX. 87.
Bates, M. W., banker, VI. 321, 324.
Bates, Lieut. Gov. Morgan, II. 242; VI.
76; XIV. 97; publisher, III. 273, 464;
VI. 63, 72, 76, 98.
Bates, O. C. M., X. 58.
Bates, Russell A., death of, XIV. 68.
Bates, Rev. Samuel D., VI. 151, trustee of
Hillsdale College, VI. 162.
Bates, Stillman, land entry, III. 569.
Bates, Sylvester, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Bates, Thomas Fleming, father of Fred-
erick Bates, VIII. 563.
Bates, William R., publisher, III. 464;
first supervisor of Au Gres tp., III. 334;
furnished true copy of surveyor gen-
eral's report of Michigan, 1815, X. 63,
Bates & Bennett, publishers, VI. 69.
Bates & Talbot, II. 182.
Bathrick, Mrs. L., VI. 432.
Batherick, Miss Lorain (Mrs. Wm. Cor-
ner), XIV. 55.
Bathurst, Earl, colonial secretary, XV.
259, 261, 329, 494; letters to Sir George
Prevost, XV. 185, 255, 287-289, 313, 326,
352, 431, 448, 461-463, 479, 505-507, 536,
579, 608, 636, 686, 687; to the Duke of
York, XV. 493; from Howard Douglas,
XV. 455.
Batishou, Dedine, at the battle of Raisin
river, XV. 239.
Batt, — , pioneer, II. 166.
Batteau Campinis, IX. 363.
Batteaux on the Nottawasaga river, XV.
629.
Battersby, Col. F., at Burlington Heights,
XIII. 343; directed to move towards
York, XV. 345; letter to Col. Baynes,
XV. 343.
Battersby, Henry, XIV. 649.
Battershill, William, member of the
Brady Guards, XIII. 526.
Battey, R., land entries, III. 402.
Battle Creek, city, II. 215; III. 247; bank,
V. 215. Churches, III. 355; history of
the Baptist, V. 313; Dutch Reform, V.
233; Episcopal, V. 319; Methodist Epis-
copal, V. 310; Quaker, V. 323; Sweden-
borgian, V. 533; United Congrega-
tional and Presbyterian, V. 315; Uni-
versalist, V. 233. College, erected 1874,
II. 214; fire department, III. 351; first
house, school house, III. 34~8; first
church, store, railroad and postoffice,
III. 349; finds rival in Verona, V. 252;
growth of, XIV. 371; history of with
sketches of early settlers (see also
Pioneer Annals), V. 237; how named,
III. 581; VI. 248; XIV. 157; in 1836, V.
291; platted, III. 350. Newspapers, III.
350; history of the "Advent Review
and Sabbath Herald," III. 352; Ad-
vent "Tidende" (Danish), VI. 72;
"Health Reformer," VI. 72; "Journal,"
history of, VI. 73; "Liberty Press,"
XIV. 80, burned in 1849, VI. 72; "Pres-
ent Truth," III. 365; "Review and Her-
ald," VI. 72; "Svensk Advent Harold"
(Swedish), VI. 72; "Tribune," VI. 72,
73; "Western Citizen," VI. 72;
"Youth's Instructor," VI. 72. Schools,
II. 216, 217; first union school organ-
ized, V. 266; XIV. 376; high school,
illustration of, III. 358; roll of 1834-5,
V. 266.
Battle Creek house, XIV. 319.
Battle Creek river (Waupakisco), legend
or origin of name, V. 292; how named,
II. 224; III. 348, 383; VIII. 213, 214;
XII 392
Battle Creek (Milton) township, (Gal-
INDEX.
houn county), organized, II. 195; first 236-238; IV. 463; V. 87, 468; VI. 378;
settlers, V. 237, 276. XII. 408; memoir of, VIII. 217, 218.
Battler, Mrs. Joseph, death of, XI. 130. Baughman, Mrs. John A., V. 87.
Battles,- Mrs. — , daughter of Marsh Gid- Baughman, John C., III. 324.
dings, V. 376. Baughman, Mrs. Sarah Harvey, I. 414.
Battles:' Antietam, V. 199; Brownstown, Baulon, Hypolite, IX. 498.
VI. 464, 466; Bloody Bridge. VIII. 364; Baum, John, V. 504; death of, XIV. 186.
Blue Licks, III. 32; Chepultepec, II. Bausman, Rev. John I., IX. 143, 153, 154.
173-175; Cherubusco, II. 173, 175; IX. Bawbeese, Pottawattomie chief, III. 369;
212; Contreras, II. 173-175; Coyoacan, IV. 254; VIII. 195; XIII. 570; personal
II. 174; Fighting Island, VII. 89; description of, VII. 537, 538.
Jalapa, II. 175; Lake Erie, I. 410; II. Bawbeese, wife, description of, VII. 538.
191; XV. 488; Lundy's Lane, XIII. 542. Baxter, — , failure at mining, 1773, X.
Miami, description of, XV. 289-291; 253.
number of British troops embark for, Baxter, — , of Grand Rapids, IV. 293.
XV. 276; British loss, XV. 277, 284; Baxter, Benjamin L., VIII. 9; first teach-
number of British and Indians en- er in Hillsdale county, I. .180; member
gaged in, XV. 310; number of Indians State Pioneer Society, VI. 166; VII. 8.
under Tecumseh, XV. 276, 290; num- Baxter, Chester, X. 116.
ber of U. S. troops lost at (British re- Baxter, Daniel, XIII. 208.
ports), XV. 295; taken prisoners, XV. Baxter, Giles, death of, XIV. 67.
278, 291. Molina del Rey, II. 173, 174. Baxter, Gen. H., IV. 257.
Monguagon, sketch of — Bishop, VI. Baxter Miss Helen (Mrs. VanVleck),
466-469, 469n; XIII. 310, 310n. M&r- XIII.' 208.
freesboro, II. 612; National Bridge, II. Baxter Henry death of, XIII. 129.
173, 174; Paso de Ovegas, II. 173, 174. Baxter' Mrs Joseph III. 545.
P,hil^?TS ?orn<rrS'.,XI1; 4°9;, Ch4rf C«f Baxter] Capt. Levi, Sr., soldier of the
of, VII. 72; incidents of XI. 155; revolution XIII 193.
sketches of, I. 173, 235 370. Pueblo, ££%& Jr./iv. 247, 254; XIV. 269;
II. 174. Raisin river (Frenchtown), '. „ \m r9r r97
XV. 227-229; number British troops en- D state fnat^' .VI1; ?*'*JJ T p.
gaged in, XV. 229. San Antonio, II. *^j**^*£f** (MrS" LeV1) Jr)'
173; Tampico, II. 175; Tippecanoe, VI. ,, , YT ,QK
465. Thames (Delaware), IV. 329-331; Baxter. Mrs- Mary AW;- deTat£K°LXJi .13T5'
V. 532; date of, XIV. 259; defeat of Baxter, Witter J., AM., I. 65, 78 84 II.
Gen. Proctor and prisoners taken, XV. 79, 180, 391, 393; IV. vi. vn.; V. 46 IX.
399; described by Gen. Proctor, XV. viii.; XI. 41; addressed joint meeting
444-446; destruction of boats and at Jackson, III 497; addressed gather-
stores by British, XV. 428; stores cap- ing at laying of corner stone Hillsdale
tured by U. S. troops, XV. 399; suf- College, VI. 159; at Jackson pioneer
ferings of soldiers, VIII. 447; Tecum- meeting, VII 457, 461; as teacher IV
seh killed, XV. 429; second battle, XV. 247; V. 542; instructor in Detroit
508; British officers killed and wound- ' female seminary, 1841, V. 54o; • at-
ed, XV. 498, 499; position of troops il- tends funeral of Judge Upson, IX.
lustrated, XV. 510; retreat of U. S. 23; autobiography of, IV. 247; erect-
troops, XV. 508. Windsor and relic ed first mill in Jonesville, 1-179;
from, XIII. 598; Canadian standpoint elected a member of the State
on, VII. 82; sympathizers banished Historical Society, XII.
to Van Diemen's land, V. 58; recollec- graduate of the University of Michi
tions of XII 414 gan, XIII. 193; gift of, I. 63; letter to
Battv J V 461 Alexander Hewitt, IV. 250; original
Baubin, Charles 'see Beaubien. member State Pioneer Society 17,
bine Antoine.ee Beaubien. I*,™- &-£Sffi£5^^
Baude Louis de, Count de Palluan et de ' member committee to organize so-
Frontenac, see Forontenac. ^ L 89; to draft constitution and
Baudry, Vallicott & Co., lumber dealers, by.iaws of State Pioneer Society, I. 29 ;
to devise ways and means to establish
Bauer, Joseph, county treasurer in a home for aged pioneers, V, 12; of
1875-6, I. 519. executive committee, I. 13, 28, 58; II.
Baughman, A. D., III. 415. vii.; of historians, VII. iv.; VIII. xiv.,
Baughman, Catherine C., IV. 237. 18; IX. v. xii.; X. iv.; XI. viii., viiin.,
Baughman, Henry, IV. 237. 10; XIII. 5, 25, 291; to nominate offi-
Baughman (Bauchman), Rev. John A., cers, IV. 5; V. 11; VI. 7; XI. 7; XIII.
pioneer preacher, I. 337, 414, 479; III. 7; present at meetings of society, III.
44 INDEX.
2-5, 107; IV. 4, 6, 7; V. 10, 11, 13, 14; organized, first supervisors, III. 334;
IX. 6, 9, 10; XL 7; member board of Williams organized, first officers, III.
education of Agricultural College, VI. 332; treasurer and clerk of in 1875-6,
128; state board of education, IV. 247; I. 519; vote of -1887 on prohibition
portrait of, IV. 247; president Young amendment, XIII. 404.
Men's Society of Detroit, XII. 364, Bay de no quet, location of, XII. 375.
of managing board, XIV. 416; pub- Bay de no quet & Marquette Ry., VIII.
lisher and journalist, VI. 82, 83; re- 157.
ceived vote of thanks for president's Bayard, — , graduate of Princeton Col-
address, II. 69; for able management lege, XIV. 356.
of meeting of State Pioneer Society, Bayard, Maj. — , X. 218-220.
II. 72; regent of university and friend Bayer, — , signs petition against McDou-
of Michigan Agricultural College, VI. gal's possession of Hog Island, X. 237.
124; reads papers at annual meetings Bayes, Thomas, death of, IX. 18.
of State Pioneer Society for S. C. Cof- Bayley, Isaac, biog., XI. 123.
finbury, F. J. Littlejohn, Thomas W. Bayley, James, land entry of, XI. 123;
Ferry, S. Peets, E. S. Williams, II. 71, member of executive committee of
72; XI. 9; remarks of, XIII. 21, 27; on Agricultural College in 1855, VI. 125;
B. O. Williams, XIH._ 7; resolutions superintendent of Agricultural College
thanking O. I. Jennison for valuable farm, VI. 133, 134; biographical sketch
gifts, III. 107, 503; state senator, XIII. of, XI. 123; supervisor, member of the
194; XIV. 5; supervisor, XIII. 194; to legislature, XI. 124.
represent State Pioneer Society at Barley, Volney, XI. 124.
semi-centennial celebration of Mich- Baylies, Mary P.. death of, XI. 83.
igan, IX. 218; biog., XIII. 36, 180, 187, Baylis, Anna G., death of, XIII. 226.
192; memorials on death of, XIV. 5-7. Bayliss, Rev, J. H., D. D., III. 226, 227,
Baxter, Witter J., Jr., XIII. 195. 232, 236.
Baxter, Mrs. Witter J. (Miss Alice Beau- Bay-ma-nia-ki-tunk, Pottawattomie chief,
mont), XIII. 195, death of. IV. 247. at a council with Gov. Hamilton in
Bay City, county seat, I. 101. Churches, 1778, IX. 443.
First Episcopal, VII. 308; dedicated, Baynes, Col. Edward, XV. 128, 135, 136,
VII. 312; enlarged, VII. 313; Presbyte- 145, 208, 283, 288, 298, 305, 309, 333,
rian, anniversary and sketch of, IV. 389, 409, 419, 434, 609, 642; adjutant
177-193; Trinity parish, first Episcopal, general to Sir George Prevost, XV.
VII. 308. Description of, I. 109, 110; 157; appointed to arrange armistice,
Indian name of, VII. 277; lumber XV. 543; arranges terms of armistice,
trade, III. 316; named, I. 101, VII. 308- XV. 544-547; informed Gen. Proctor
311. 'Newspapers, "Chronicle," VI. 68; of order for his court martial, XV. 562;
"Express," first paper published in city, letters from Col. Battersby, XV. 343 ;
VI. 68; "Gazette," "Growler," "Jour- Maj. Gen. Brock, XV. 126; Capt. Bul-
nal," "Odd Fellow," "Press," "Press lock, XV. 421, 422; Gen. H. Dear-
and Tribune," "Signal," "Tribune," es- born, XV. 127; Maj. Gen. DeRotten-
tablished, VI. 68, 69. Original site, burg, XV. 342, 375, 446; Capt. Glegg,
XIII. 352; present site, XIV. 496; ship XV. 180, 247; Lieut. Col. Myers, XV.
building, III. 325; sketch of and anni- 252, 300; Lieut. Col. Pearson, XV. 416;
versary, IV. 177-193. Sir George Prevost, XV. 543; Gen.
Bay (Arenac) county, organized, I. 94, Proctor, XV. 232, 291, 355, 554, 562,
99-101; III. 332; county seat located, 575; Capt. Roberts. XV. 109; Gen.
I. 101; first election of, VII. 228; his- Sheaffe, XV. 243; Col. Vincent, XV.
tory of— Partridge, I. 102; III. 316; 127; to Col. N. Pinkney, XV. 545;
memorial report, V. 224; VI. 211; VII. Lieut. Gen. Drummond. XV. 467; Sir
344; XL 22; XIII. 117; XIV. 56; soldiers George Prevost, XV. 597, 601; relative
of the rebellion take government lands to U. S. prisoners of war, XV. 426;
in, III. 334. Townships of, Arenac organ- Maj. Gen. Proctor, XV. 382. 562, 574-
ized, first officers. III. 333; divided, III. 576; unaddressed, XV. 130, 546, 567;
334; Au Gres organized, III. 334; member board of claims, XV. 682;
Beaver organized, first supervisor, III. received special mention of the prince
333; Clayton. Deep River, Fraser, or- regent, XV. 352; report of number of
ganized, first supervisors, III. 334; troops at battle of the Miami, XV. 276;
Hampton organized, first officers, III. returns of troops lost at the' battle of
332; Kawkawlin, Lincoln, Mason, Mer- the Miami, XV. 277; visited Gen. Dear-
ritt, Moffat, Monitor, Pinconning, or- born with dispatches, XV. 130.
ganized and first supervisors. III. 334; Baynes, Rev. J. W., I. 240.
Portsmouth organized, first supervisor, Bayonets, ordnance supplies, XII. 135,
III. 333, 334; Standish and Whitney, 136, 138. 139.
INDEX.
45
Bays: Charles, XII. 446; Georgian, III.
125; mission established on, 1615, VIII.
418. Gloucester, location of, XV. 71.
Green, VII. 65; Catholic schools estab-
lished on, I. 493; early name of VI.
351; early location of Pottawattomies,
XIV. 257; Indians sent from, XV. 103.
Matchidash, location of, XV. 401; ex-
cellent harbor at Pentanguishin, XV.
397; . shipbuilding recommended on,
XV. 424. Nadowa, II. 142; Notta-
wasaga, location of. XV. 481; Norwe-
gian, VI. 193; Penetanguishine, XV.
477; Put-in-Bay, distance from Am-
herstburg XV. 476. Quinte, XV. 476;
militia, XV. 60. Sandusky, early name
of, VI. 350; Sauaw, VI. 193; Stur-
geon, VII. 65; Thunder, fur gathering
along coast of, VIII. 253; light house,
VI. 194.
Bazely, — , prisoner of war. XV. 678, 679.
Bea, Mrs. Julia, death of, XIV. 192.
Beach, — , lawyer, V. 465.
Beach, — , soldier of Mexican war, II.
174, 176.
Beach, Mrs. — , (Miss Maiden), X. 145.
Be^ch, Abby (Mrs. Lucius B.), VIII. 90,
95.
Beach, Mrs. Ambrose, death of. VII. 552.
Bench, Mrs. Ann Eliza Ferry, IV. 386.
Beooh, Dr. Asahel, II. 213; V. 265, 281;
XTV. 319. 372; memoir of. III. 375.
Beach, Catharine (Mrs. Shattuck), VII.
283, 286.
Beach, Clark R., soldier of the Mexican
war. VI. 19.
Beach, Claudius H., gunsmith, biog., XIV.
68, 75.
Beach, Mrs. Claudius H. (Mary McKay),
XIV. 75.
Be^ch, Darwin, XIV. 325.
Beich, Elisha, pioneer, III. 573, 598; VII.
96.
Beich, Elsie, VII. 283.
Beach, Emmet, V. 311.
Beach, Erasmus Darwin, V. 281, 282, 289.
Beach, Harlow, death of. IV. 386.
Beach, Mrs. Harriet, XIV. 323.
Beach, Hatten, VII. 283.
Beach, Horace, death of, XIV. 185.
Beach, Horace S. early teacher, IV. 370,
371; VII. 278: brief biography of, VII.
283
Beach, Irene H. (Mrs. Gould), VIII. 90;
early teacher, VIII. 94.
Beach, J. I., V. 312.
Beach, J. R., VI. 179; loss by fire, VI. 186.
Beach, Jane (Mrs. W. L. Coffinberry),
XIV. 131.
Beach, Dr. John. V. 252, 283. 285; X. 187;
memoir of, III. 288; V. 281; children
of V. 282, 289.
Beach, Mrs. John, V. 282, 289n; VIII. 95.
memoir of, V. 288.
Beach, Rev. John, I. 401.
Beach, Mrs. John D., XIV. 325.
Beach, Deacon Jonathan, XIII. 411.
Beach, Joseph, II. 234.
Beach, Liberty P. death of, XIII. 281.
Beach, Lucius, VIII. 90, 94.
Beach, Mrs. Lucius, VIII. 90, 94.
Beach, Maria, death of, VI. 342.
Beach, Miss Mary, VII. 283; death of,
XIV. 175.
Beach, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XIV. 189.
Beach, Miss Mary Ann (Mrs. Martin),
VIII. 90, 94; XIV. 325.
Beach, Michael, entered land in 1819, III.
569, 576.
Beach, Miles, death of, XIII. 227.
Beach, Morgan, student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Beach, Morgan G., V. 281, 282.
Beach, Mrs. Morgan G., V. 281. *-
Beach, Moses Y. journalist, X. 12.
Beach, N. S., VII. 283.
Beach, Noah, VII. 283.
Be^ch, Mrs. Noah H., death of, IV. 358,
383.
Beach, Miss Philanda (Mrs. Skidmore),
XI. 116.
Beach, S. B., "The Healthfulness of Ma-
comb County," VII. 546.
Beach, Sally, death of, V. 449.
Beach, Samuel, II. 189, 573; VI. 242; jus-
tice of the p^ace, first in California
township. II. 190.
Beach, Col. Samuel E., Mexican war sol-
dier; VI. 19; VII. 283; as lieutenant
commanded Company A in all its bat-
tles because of illness of captain, VII.
112, 119; letter to Mr. Merrifield writ-
ten on battlefield of Churubusco, IX.
211.
Beach, Sarah L. (Mrs. Benjamin Hoi-
comb), early teacher, II. 190.
Beach, Seth, I. 423.
Beach, Dr. Thomas, III. 375.
Beach, Wait, I. 163; XIII. 411; first meet-
ing of Flint township held at house of,
III. 434, 436, 437.
Beach, William, II. 190; death of, XI. 95.
Beach, Mrs. William, IV. 421.
Bead, Mrs. David, death of, XIV. 138.
Beadle, — , V. 287.
Beadle, Betsey, XIV. 325.
Beadle, Daniel, Sr., XIV. 325.
Beadle, Daniel, Jr., XIV. 325.
Beadle, David, Sr., V. 521; XI. 210.
Beadle, David, Jr., V. 521.
Beadle, George W., death of, XIV. 193.
Beadle, Harriet, XIV. 325.
Beadle, Ira soldier of the Black Hawk
war, death of, V. 505.
Beadle, John T., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Beadle, Joseph, XIV. 325.
Beadle, Michael, V. 521.
Beadle, Susanna, XIV. 325.
Beadle, William, XIV. 325.
46
INDEX.
Beadner, Mrs. Edward, death of, IX. 84.
Beads, used on dress of the early voy-
ageurs, I. 359; for Indian presents, X.
496, 632; XII. 256, 273, 283; XV. 654;
ornament found in Indian mounds, II.
42; of copper found in Indian mounds,
II. 44, 47.
Beagle, F. G., I. 247.
Beagle, Fred, death of, V. 448.
Beahan, Charles C., III. -441; county
treasurer in 1875-6, I. 519.
Beakes, H. J., elected member of State
Historical Society, XII. 331; member
. state legislature in 1863, VII. 227.
Beal (Beall), Capt. — , at Fort Gratiot, V.
141; XI. 251.
Beal, Mrs. Emma, death of, XIV. 67.
Beal, Joseph, first settler of Rollin town-
ship, VII. 539, 540; first township meet-
ing for Rollin township held at home
of II. 361.
Beal, O. M., death of, XI. 131.
Beal, Porter, VII. 540.
Beal, Rice A., publisher, VI. 96; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 86; VII. 10;
death of, VII. 590; funeral of, VII. 593;
resolutions on death of, VII. 594.
Beal, William, IV. 490, 501, 520; VII. 539,
540.
Beale, Rev. C. H., XIV. 19; attends meet-
ing of State Pioneer Society, XIII. 5,
22.
Beale, Samuel, cash received by, IX. 648.
Beale, Samuel W., I. 195.
Beall, Capt. see Beal.
Beall, Thomas and family, XI. 452.
Beals, — , IV. 136; sued Dr. Thomas for
malpractice, XI. 291, 295; XIII. 516.
Beals, A. W., III. 280.
Beals, Joseph, III. 553.
Beals, Rachel S., death of, XIII. 228.
Beals, Silas, death of, VII. 544.
Beals, T. & A., XIV. 130.
Beals, William, IV. 96.
Beaman, Fernando C., attorney, II. 414;
VI. vi.; VII. 7, 527, 530; IX. 190; XIV.
269, 271, 272; appointed United States
senator, declined, VI. 338; VIII. 169;
congressman, III. 124; VI. 338; VIII.
168; XIV. 64; probate judge of Lena-
wee county, VIII. 168; biog., VI. 340;
VIII. 168.
Beaman, Hannah, VI. 338.
Beaman, Joshua, VI. 338.
Beams (Iron), garrison supplies, XII. 124.
Be^n Creek Valley, first house in. II. 374;
history cited, II. 375.
Bean. Ambrose, first white boy born in
Jackson county, V. 358.
Bean, Henry F., student of Hillsdale Col-
lege. VI. 146.
Bean, John, Jr., justice of the peace, his
original warrant for arrest of an In-
dian, VIII. 228.
Bean. John Gove, deputy sheriff, con-
victed of counterfeiting, XI. 285 ; elect-
ed pound master in Calhoun county in
1833, II. 196; land entry, III. 406.
Bean, Moses, early settler of Spring Ar-
bor, II. 334; V. 358; death of, V. 358.
Beane, Allen see Beard, Allen.
Beans & Evans, VI. 174.
Beans, early grown at Detroit, II. 102;
furnished to Perry's fleet, I. 410;
grown by Indians, II. 487; grown by
southern Indians prior to 1563; tradi-
tion of being grown by a prehistoric
people, XIV. 516; price of, VI. 391;
used by the early voyageurs, I, 365.
Bear, Samuel, death of, IX. 75.
Bear, where found, I. 403; V. 251; VI.
475; destroy swine and cattle, I. 447;
XIV. 440; how trapped by early set-
tlers, I. 405; "Bear hunt" — Smith, I.
152; numerous, XIV. 272; oil served by
Indians, XII. 444; used by early voy-
ageurs, I. 365.
Bear river, Indian name and location of,
XII. 376; U. S. troops on, XV. 659.
Bearce, Gen. — , XIII. 537.
Beard (Beane), Allen, I. 319; II. 475, 479,
483; VI. 166; member State Pioneer
Society, VIII. 12.
Beard, Alexander, first supervisor of
Kawkawlin township, III. 334; death
of, XI. 130.
Beard, David, highway tax in 1812, IV.
409.
Beard, Jesse, II. 309.
Beard & Cooper, on assessment roll of
Jackson, 1832, II. 293.
Beardslee, Mrs. A., settled in Michigan
in 1825, X. 56.
Beardslee, Edward, VI. 410.
Beardslee, George, XI. 112; death of,
XIV. 146.
Beardslee, Gertrude Ann (Mrs. Francis
Davis), XIII. 170.
Beardslee, John W., first settler of Inde-
pendence tp.', VII. 560.
Beardslee, Mrs. Rebecca, death of, XI.
113.
Beardslee, Robbins, death of, XIII. 237.
Beardslee, Capt. William, XIII. 170.
Beardslee, Gillies & Co., manufacturers,
III. 459.
Beardsley, Misses, X. 205.
Beardsley, Clark, sheriff, XI. 125.
Beardsley, Elijah H., death of, IX. 18.
Beardsley Ezra, first settler on Beards-
ley's Prairie, I. 132; II. 376, 377, 565;
III. 150.
Beardsley, Granville, II. 244, 245.
Beardsley, John W., entered land in 1826,
III. 566.
Beardsley, Miss Lottie, X. 205.
Beardsley, Miss Mattie (Mrs. Williams),
X. 205.
Beardsley, W. I.. X. 122.
INDEX.
47
Beardsley's Prairie (Edwardsburg), II.
158, 376; III. 149.
Beam, Gilles, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 536.
Bears, Rev. — , III. 288.
Bears, Truman, entered land in 1826,
III. 610.
Beasley, Richard J. P., XV. 489.
Beatie, Mrs. Mary McGillova death of,
VI. 431.
Beaton, David, commanded the "Ot-
tawa," IX. 345.
Beatson, Miss Jemima (Mrs. Jas. Wal-
kinshaw, Sr.). XIII. 144.
Beattie, Rev. John, VI. 377.
Beattie, Nathaniel, biog., IX. 43.
Beattie, Mrs. Nathaniel. IX. 43.
Beattie, Robert, death of, VII. 345.
Beatty, James, IV. 451.
Beatty, Sally Ann, death of, VII. 562.
Beatty & Fitzsimons, I. 500.
Beatty, Fitzsimons & Co.. IV. 451.
Beatty & Stephens, IV. 451.
Beaubien, — , Indian trader at Shiawas-
seetown, III. 192; IV. 47.
Beaubien, — , Indian trader near Cold-
water, II. 480; III. 149.
Beawbien, — , VIII. 330, 333 334; warden
of St. Anne's church. 1755, VIII. 458.
Beaubien, Miss — , III. 645.
Beaubien, Alexander, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Beaubien (Baubine, Baubien, Beaubiens,
Bobien), Lieut. Col. Antoine (An-
thony), I. 345, 376; II. 572; IV. 410; V.
537, 540; VI. 484; XII. 553; appointed
captain of first regiment of Wayne
county militia. VIII. 497, 543; attacked
Capt. Mclntosh on board the transport
Nancy, XV. 412; farm of. VIII. 659;
homestead, location of, X. 97; list of
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 534, 535;
presents lot to St. Mary's parish, XIII.
436; signs petition against McDougal's
possession of Hog Island, X. 238; store
of, X. 449.
Beaubien, Mrs. Antoine, I. 346; gives
property to Catholic church, V. 537.
Beaubien, Catarine. on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Beaubien (Baubin, Beaubin, Bobin, Brau-
bin), Charles, interpreter, III. 34; IX.
470, 481, 486; XI. 344; among the Mia-
mi Indians, report of trips, IX. 435,
479, 641; X. 600; attends Indian coun-
cils at Detroit in 1781-3. IX. 442, 452:
* X. 532, 550, 567, 587; XIII. 93, 94, 97,
101; aids Americans, III. 26; IX. 498;
carried speeches of Indian chief to De-
troit council, X. 297; salary as inter-
preter, XIII. 75; sent to the Miamis
and Wabashas to inform them of the
cessation of war, XI. 364.
Beaubien, Genevieve, XII. 553, 555.
Beaubien, James, II. 573.
Beaubien, Lieut. Jean Baptiste, Jr., IX.
473; XII. 555, 556; member of Detroit
company to repress Indians. XIII. 505;
on census roll of Detroit, 1779, 1782,
X. 604, 608; and wife on census rolls
of 1779, 1782, X. 314, 324.
Beaubien (Bobien), Jean Marie, I. 403;
appointed lieutenant in Wayne county
militia, 1803, VIII. 497, 543; his com-
mission from Gen. St. Glair presented
to State Historical Society, XII. 344;
list of taxable property in 1802, VIII.
534, 536; member of grand jury, 1809,
which investigated Gov. Hull et al.,
VIII. 589.
Beaubien, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 326; 1782, X. 604; 1827.
XII. 461%; and wife, X. 326; XII. 578.
Beaubien (Baubien), Lambert (Lam-
berre), list of taxable property in
1802, VIII. 534, 535; member of De-
troit company to repress Indians, XIII.
505.
Beaubien, Mark, II. 181.
Beaubien, Peter (Pierre), II. 573; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%;
original owner of land of Fort Gratiot
reserve, XI. 252.
Beaubien, Mrs. Susan, death of, XIV. 192.
Beaubin see Beaubien.
Beaubois, Nicholas Ignatius d', first par-
ish priest of Kaskaslda village, V. 100-
102, 104.
Beauchamp. Angelique, widow of Chas.
Reaume see Reaume, Angelique Beau-
champ.
Beauchamp, James H., IV. 226.
Beauchamp, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782. X. 605.
Beauclerc. — , III. 661, 665.
Beaudin, Louis, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 536.
Beaudrie, Medard, death of, VII. 552.
Beaudrie, Peter, death of, VII. 552.
Beaufait (Beufait, Buffette). Louis, Sr.,
list of taxable property in 1802, VIII.
533, 535; on election roll of 1799, VIII.
511; protests against opening of
street, XII. 555.
Beaufait (Beufait, Buffette), Col. Louis.
Jr., interpreter, I. 379; V. 559; VII.
268, 290; VIII. 494, 505, 660; XII. 348:
XIV. 538; an educated Frenchman,
VIII. 341n, 348, 355; accompanied C.
C. Trowbridge to make a payment to
Indians, VI. 483; list of taxable prop-
erty in 1802, VIII. 533, 535; investi-
gated trouble with Indians at Battle
Creek, VI. 250. 251; on election roll of
1799, VIII. 509, 510; 1782, X. 607; 1827,
XII. 461%; penetrated the forest in
1818, III. 565; signed address to Maj.
Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656; and wife,
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 314.
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INDEX.
Beaufils, name changed to Bovie, VI.
372n.
Beauford, Antoine, signs petition against
McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
X. 238.
Beauford (Beaufort), Louis, member con-
vention of 1835, I. 512.
Beaugrain & Gilbeau, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 320.
Beaugrand, Jean Baptiste, appointed lieu-
tenant in Wayne county militia in
1803, VIII. 497, 543; on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 # ; taxable
property in 1802, VIII. 536.
Beauharnois, Charles Marquis de, Gov-
ernor and lieutenant general of New
France and Louisiana, 1726, 1734, III.
114, 118; VIII. 431, 454, 456, 457;
makes land grants, I. 101.
Beaulon, Maj. — , in command at Post
Vincennes, IX. 488.
Beaumont, Miss Alice (Mrs. W. J. Bax-
ter), IV. 247; XIII. 195.
Beaumont, Ellen (Mrs. W. W. Murphy),
XI. 42.
Beauregard, Antoine, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Beauregard (Bougard), Hyacinth, XII.
569, 570.
Beaushomme, Jean see Beauxhommes.
Beausoliel, Pierre Bascudit, death entry
in old register, V. 103.
"Beautiful peninsula," The — Brown, II.
124.
Beauvais, — | III. 660, 664.
Beauxhommes, Jean Baptiste, taxable
property in 1802, VIII. 536; and wife,
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Beaver, Theodore G., VI. 215.
Beaver, along the St. Clair river, XIII.
339; for Indians, XII. 176, 242; Indian
name "Amich," XIV. 223; Indian story
of flat tail, VIII. 253, 254; skins the
unit of values XIV. 664; where found,
I. 403; XI. 487; XIII. 81.
"Beaver," boat, XI. 641; XIV. 666.
Beaver Creek Indians murdered on, XII.
55.
Beaver Dam, depot for British stores es-
tablished at, XV. 299.
Beaver dam (Ackley's lake), VII. 379.
Beaver dams. X. 247; XIII. 49; location
of, XIII. 548 ; near the Wabash, X. 247.
Beaver Harbor, Indian mounds at, II. 45.
Beaver Island, dimensions of, IX. 106.
Beaver Islands. Indian name and loca-
tion of, XII. 375.
Beaver pond, I. 505.
Beaver skins, for Indians, XII. 176, 242;
the unit of value, XIV. 664.
Beaver township (Bay county), organ-
ized, first supervisor. III. 333.
Beaver traps, for Indians, X. 496, 632;
XII. 16, 275, 285.
Bebee, — , early settler of Grand Rapids,
IV. 293.
Bebee, Abigail, IV. 196.
Bebee, Clark, death of, V. 448.
Bebee, Eli, death of, III. -610.
Bebee, Lois (Mrs. Harrison), V. 332.
Bebee, Oliver, V. 332.
Bebee, Mrs. Oliver, V. 332.
Bebee, Thomas, V. 332.
Bechtel, P., IX. 293.
Beck, Mrs. Catherine, death of, XI. 105.
Beck, John, death of, XI. 135.
Beck, Dr. Lewis C., of Albany, elected
honorary member of State Historical
Society, XII. 319.
Beck, Samuel, death of. IX. 42.
Beck, Dr. T. Romeyn, of New York, elect-
ed honorary member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 319; instructor in
Fairfield Medical College, V. 355.
Becker, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XI. 105.
Becker, John, postmaster, VI. 348; clerk
of Mackinac county, VI. 349.
Beckey, Asa, death of, XIV. 133.
Beckly, John, death of, XIV. 133.
Beck's tavern, V. 247.
Beckwith, Dr. — , III. 474.
Beckwith, Lieut. Col. — , Adjutant Gen-
eral, XII. 176.
Beckwith, Maj. Gen. Sir S., member
board of claims, XV. 682.
Beckwith, Judge Charles, XIV. 334, 341,
342; incident of his school days, X.
29, 31; judge of superior court in Buf-
falo, XIV. 349; student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Beckwith, Cyrus, I. 329, 334, 334n; II.
524, 544; V. 372; VI. 444; first register
of Washtenaw county, I. 335.
Beckwith, Ezra, XI. 307, 308.
Beckwith, Henry, student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Beckwith, Orpha (Mrs. Thomas Cornell),
XIII. 206.
Beckwith, W. G., IV. 226.
Beckyx, Rev. — . priest, XIII. 439.
Bedding, invoice received at Michili-
mackinac, XV. 613, 615.
Bedell, Frances E., IV. 196.
Bedford, M. N., VI. 196, 211.
Bedford township (Calhoun county), or-
ganized, II. 195; history of, II. 210.
Bedient, Zalmon, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536, 539.
Beds, for mortars, garrison supplies, XII.
124.
Bedstead, of the early pioneer, XIV. 209,
261.
Bee. Col. — , VIII. 623.
Bees, wild, abundance of. XIII. 68.
Bee tree, rights of discovery, how pro-
tected, XIV. 262; numerous. XIV. 512.
Beebe, Amos C., county treasurer in
1875-6. I. 519.
Beebe, Calvin T., II. 326.
INDEX.
49
Beebe, Charles, II. 326.
Beebe, Dr. Daniel, VI. 149, 151-153; trus-
tee of Hillsdale College, VI. 154, 159,
162.
Beebe, Mrs. Elizabeth M., death of, V.
487.
Beebe, Erastus, XI. 115.
Beebe, H., loss by fire, VI. 186.
Beebe, H. H., II. 5, 85; gift of, II. 88;
notes on his father's diary, I. 187.
Beebe, James E., elected member of the
Nurserymen and Fruit Growers' Asso-
ciation, X. 81, 82; trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 147, 148, 152.
Beebe, L. O., XI. 69.
Beebe, Mary (Miss Draper), XI. 69.
Beebe, Mrs. N. Catherine (Miss C. N.
Hathaway), XIII. 154.
Beebe, Silas, I. vi.; II. 5, 85, 88; "A trip
from Utica, N. Y. to Ingham county;"
extracts from diary, I. 187.
Beebe, Walter, XIV. 424.
Beeber, Joseph E., II. 317.
Beech, Cholet Cady, III. 376.
Beech, John, Instructor in Geauga Semi-
nary, VI. 151.
Beech, Martha A., died while en route
to Michigan, III. 376.
Beech, Mary A. (Mrs. Bennett), III. 376.
Beech, Thomas S., III. 376.
Beech trees, fine growth of, I. 509; V.
250; XIV. 589, 590.
Beecher, — , X. 123; XIV. 374.
Beecher, Mrs. Aretus, death of, IV. 250.
Beecher, Miss Catharine, of Cincinnati,
elected honorary member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 321.
Beecher, Charles H. (N.), member com-
mittee to draft charter for Flint, III.
438; member of the legislature, XIII.
412.
Beecher, Rev. Edward, president Illinois
College, elected honorary member of
the State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Beecher, Rev. Henry Ward, VII. 598;
XIII. 255; XIV. 374.
Beecher, Luther, I. 340; IV. 447; vote of
thanks given to, VI. 23.
Beecher, Rev. Lyman, D. D., IV. 435;
XIV. 310; introduced temperance
pledge in ministerial association, XIII.
389.
Beecher, M. Jr., elected a member of state
Historical Society, XII. 331.
Beecher, Judge Robert R., probate judge
of Lenawee county, VIII. 168; VI. 338;
VII. 528, 531.
Beecher, Truman, appointed collector,
1837, 1. 471.
Beecher & Abbot, IV. 447.
Beechnut, abundant, V. 250.
Beedon, William, X. 39.
Beef, price per pound in 1806 at Am-
herstburg, XV. 36; store at Michili-
mackinac in 1813, XV. 447; small al-
lowance . to troops, XV. 496; stored
at the Widow Forsyth's, XV. 535.
Beekman, Caddy, II. 447.
Beekman, Caroline, II. 445.
Beekman, Jacob, II. 444; V. 474.
Beekman, James, II. 445.
Beekman, John, II. 445.
Beeman, George, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 90.
Beers, Mrs. — , early teacher, XIV. 493;
death of, VII. 380.
Beers, Rev. H. B., II. 162; X. 53.
Beers, J., land entries, III. 401, 402.
Beers, Rev. J. V., opened female semi-
nary at Detroit, IX. 93.
Beers, Marcus, member of State Pioneer
Society, III. 268; IV. 8.
Beers, Mary, IV. 196.
Beers, Stephen E., IV. 196.
Beers family located in 1830 in Washte-
naw county, XIV. 492.
Beesac, W. A., I. 327.
Beesmer, Milton, III. 346.
Beeson, George, V. 62.
Beeson, Hoffman, V. 62.
Beeson, Jacob, V. 62; biog., VIII. 22, 23;
receiver of public moneys, 1857, VIII.
24.
Beeson, Jesse G., IV. 226.
Beeson, Job J., VIII. 24.
Beeson, Dr. William B., V. 62.
Beeswax, used for torch lights. I. 502.
Begel, Ira S., X. 116.
Begole, Harriet A., III. Ill; member
State Historical Society, III. 266.
Begole, Gov. Josiah W., III. 431, 463; IV.
5- V. vi.; VI. vi.; VIII. 33, 175; IX.
VIII; XI. v., 8, 9, 11; XIII. 6, 16, 18,
170; XIV. 20; address at annual meet-
ing of 1888, XIV. 15 ; appoints state li-
brarian, IV. 11; autobiography of, III.
467; V. 338; congressman, III. 124, 467;
V. 339; county treasurer, V. 339; dele-
gate to national convention of 1872 and
member of committee to inform Gen.
Grant of nomination, V. 339; early
teacher, III. 467; letter of regret to
S. O. Fisher, VII. 321; member State
Pioneer Society, III. 266; member nom-
inating committee, IX. 6; present at
meetings of society, V. 10; VI. 6, 9; XI.
7- XIV. 1; vice-president of, III. 100,
111; IV. ix.; V. 1, 12; VI. 3; VII. lx.,
4, 7; VIII. xiii.. 8, 16; IX. xi., 6; XI. vii.,
10; XIII. 4, 26; XIV. vii., 18; member
legislature, III. 446; "memorial reports
of Genesee county," IV. 240; V. 344;
VI. 272; VII. 398; VIII. 30; IX. 32; XI.
34; XIII. 168; XIV. 93; orator at St.
Joseph county pioneer meeting in 1883,
VI. 422 ; portrait of, V. 338 ; remarks of,
XIII. 19-21; on B. O. Williams, XIII. 8;
"Recollections of Pioneer Life," V. 339 ;
state senator, V. 339.
50
INDEX.
Begole, Mrs. Josiah W. (Miss Harriet.
Miles), III. 467; IV. 243; treasurer!
building committee of library associa-
tion, III. 449.
Begole & Fox, III. 441.
Begole, Fox & Co., lumber dealers III
457.
Begras, Jean Baptiste, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 322; 1782, X. 602.
Begue, Conrad, I. 344. •
Behan, Robert, death of, VIII. 44.
Behm, Gotelieb, death of, XIII. 229
Beicher, William, signs petition for coun-
ty revenues, XII. 586.
Beidler, Rev. F. P., early teacher, IX. 327
Beidler, J. & H., I. 290.
Beisel, Peter, Jr., land entry, II. 208.
Belaire, Amable, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Belaire, Francois, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 602.
Belaire, Jean Louis, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Belanger (Belange'), Basil (Bazille), on
Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 326; tax-
able property in 1802, VIII. 535.
Belanger (Belange1), Philip, on census
roll of 1779, X. 318; of 1782, X. 607; and
wife, on census roll, X. 318.
Belcher, — , counterfeiter, II. 481.
Belcher, Elisha (W.), attorney of 1826, I.
337; III. 131; V. 430; VII. 475; IX. 142;
XI. vi., 290, 309; XIII. 217; XIV. 340;
sketch of, III. 133; XI. 298.
Belcher, Joseph, D. D., III. 356; V. 314.
Belcher house, I. 500.
Belden, Aretus, early merchant of Ypsi-
lanti, IV. 404.
Belden, Eugene, student of Hillsdale Col-
lege, VI. 146.
Belden, Mrs. Harriet, death of, VII. 466.
Belden, John, county commissioner, II.
315.
Belden & Co., VI. 478n.
fielding, Benjamin F., III. 405.
fielding, Ebenezer, land entry, III. 569.
fielding, Mrs. L. M., death of, XIII. 227.
Belenger, — , V. 533.
Belgians, in upper peninsula mines, XI.
182
Belknap, Col. — , II. 574.
Belknap, Mrs. — , II. 456.
Belknap, Herbert P., XI. 91.
Belknap, James A., XI. 91.
Belknap, James W., member of State
Pioneer Society, XIII. Ill; XIV. 41;
state senator, XI. 91.
Belknap, Jonas, death of, V. 525.
Belknap, Mrs. Jonas, death of, V. 525.
Belknap, Thomas R., XI. 91.
Bell, — , master builder, 1814, XV. 478.
Bell, — , and others, escaped from Mai-
den, concealed large guns left near
Point Aux Pins, XV. 531.
Bell, Mrs. — (Mrs. A. Judson), XI. 108.
.Bell. A. P., II. 223.
IBell, Alexander F., attorney III 474- VI
303-305; IX. 46; XI. 46, 51; member of
committee to locate capital, VIII. 123;
member legislature, III. 475, 476.
Bell, Andrew, first supervisor of Clarence
tp., II. 223, 224.
Bell, Charles, VI. 474.
Bell, Digby V., Sr., IV. 214, 454; VI. Ill;
VII. 113; auditor general, resigns, IV.
297; bank commissioner, V. 218; col-
lector of customs, I. 472; VII. 593;
postmaster, III. 350.
Bell, Digby V., Jr., collector of customs,
I. 472.
Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth, biog., XI. 46, 51.
Bell, G. H., instructor in Battle Creek
College, II. 214.
Bell, Isaac, VI. 474.
Bell, John, biog., IV. 385.
Bell, John, of Tennessee, X. 15.
Bell, Maj. Gen. John, commands Ohio
militia in "Toledo war," I. 173; XI.
223; ordered to Perrysburgh, XII. 412.
Bell. John and family settled at Detroit,
XI. 452.
Bell, O. S., II. 223.
Bell, Peter, captured by Indians, sold1 to
trader, his parents killed in Chicago
massacre, XV. 392; death of, XIII. 277.
Bell, R., land entry, III. 401.
Bell, Ralph, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Bell, Robert R., librarian for Young Men's
Society, XII. 365, 367.
Bell, Sarah, death of, XI. 28.
Bell, William, on muster roll, VII. 349.
Bell, blessing of, old French custom, IV.
72; (Morrice), for Indians, XII. 276; on
oxen, XIII. 587; on Indian leggings and
ponies, XIV. 262, 265.
Bell Down, U. S. troops crossed river at,
XV. 659.
Belladoon, Lord Selkirk's settlement, VI.
405.
Bellair (Bellairre), Amable, sells farm,
VIII. 527; on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%,
Bellair, Oliver, I. 403.
Bellaire, Jean Bte., XII. 579.
Bellaire, Louis and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 318.
Bellaire, Paul, proceedings against for
debt, VIII. 493, 494.
Bellaire, Pierre and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Bellaitre, see Bellestre.
Bellany, Rev. — , I. 493.
Bellanger, Bazille, list of taxable prop-
erty in 1802, VIII. 531.
Bellanger, Phillip, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of the revolu-
tionary war, VIII. 411.
Bellard, Etienne, XII. 86.
INDEX.
51
Bellecour, — , British agent, IX. 600; ex-
ecutes deed for Indians, VI. 360.
Bellecour, Francis Desruisseaux, IX. 657;
notary, IV. 77, 78; on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 607; on election roll of
1799, VHL 509.
Bellecour, Joseph, death of, VII.. 552.
Bellecour, S. D., VIII. 505.
Belle Fontaine (Spring wells), V. 4; early
gathering place for Indians, V. 5.
Belle Isle (Hog Island, Isle au Ste. Glair,
L'llse au Cochon, Swan Isle, Wah-nah-
bezee), II. 585; XII. 420; abstract of
. title to, II. 585; a garden for the Brit-
ish, IX. 638; appraisement of buildings
on, X. 427; ceded, protest made, XIII.
66; conveyed to Lieut. George McDou-
gal by Indian chiefs, their totems, X.
235, 236; early names, II. 585; XIII. 66;
grazing place for cattle, XIV. 667; how
named, XIII. 488; in 1826, IV. 93; In-
dian name and definition of, II. 585 ; pe-
tition against its passing into the pos-
session of George McDougal, X. 237,
238 ; point where American troops
crossed to Sandwich in war of 1812,
XV. 105; price paid for, 1768, II. 586;
reclaimed by order of Gen. Haldimand,
X. 412; under different nations, XIII.
489.
Bellefeuille, Antoine, interpreter, IX. 473,
474; X. 303; carried letters for Gen.
Haldimand to Gov. Hamilton, IX. 402,
405; prisoner of the Americans, IX.
613; salary, IX. 484, 647, 648.
Belleperche, Jacques, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 602.
Bellperche, Joseph and mother, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Bellestre (Belleestre, Bellaitre), French
commandant at Detroit, VIII. 274, 290,
300, 322, 344, 465; IX. 487; at Montreal,
X. 262 ; doubted news of capitulation of
posts, II. 103; his grant of 1760 fraudu-
lent, X. 245; marching against Fort
Vincennes, X. 301.
Bellevue, county seat, III. 385, VIII.
202; Fourier convention held at,
V. 409; gateway to deep forests, III.
385; Gazette established, VI. 75; his-
tory and statistics of, 1854, XII. 391;
Inn, III. 385; lime quarries, III. 385;
pioneers, recollection of, VIII. 202; set-
tlement of, III. 386; village platted, III.
387.
Bellevue and Ionia road, III. 385.
Bellevue township (Eaton county), or-
ganized, III. 837.
Bellevue trail, III. 380.
Bellinger, O. B., III. 281.
Bellisle, Basile, interpreter, XII. 197.
Bello, Michael, IX. 531.
Belloir (Belloin), Michael, VIII. 152; sol-
dier of the rebellion, killed in battle,
VII. 179.
Bellow, Augustus, soldier of 1812, taken
by the British at Detroit, XV. 195.
Bellows, Rev. — , editor, VI. 63.
Bellows, Agnes L. (Mrs. Ashby), XI.' 77.
Bellows, Annie E. (Mrs. Whitney), XI. 77.
Bellows, Col. Benjamin, soldier of the
colonial army, Bellows Fall named for,
XI. 76; his children, XI. 77.
Bellows, Prof. C. F. R., XI. 77; principal
of Constantino schools, IX. 95; in-
structor of mathematics at Ypsilanti
Normal, IX. 95.
Bellows, C. F. R. & Co., VI. 96.
Bellows, Jennie M. (Mrs. Decker), XI. 77.
Bellows, John M., lectured before Young
Men's Society of Detroit, XII. 362.
Bellows, Marion H. (Mrs. Adams), XI. 77.
Bellows, Susie H. (Mrs. Adams), XI. 77.
Bellows, William E., XI. 76.
Bellows, garrison stores, XII. 124.
Bell's tavern, union prisoners of war at,
III. 174-176.
Belote, A. J., XIV. 64.
Belote, Abel, death of, III. 610.
Belote, John S., biog., XIV. 62, 64.
Belote, Mrs. John S. (Lois M. Burlison),
XIV. 64.
Beltheus, Gatta, death of, XI. 84.
Belts, for swords, ordnance supplies, XII.
136, 139; for Indians, X. 496, 632; sent
to Indians, colors specified, IX. 486;
presented Indians by Gov. Hamilton in
1778, IX. 444.
Belvidere, city, V. 54, 55.
Belyea, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIII. 277;
XIV. 183.
Belyea, Mrs. Wellington, death of XIII.
277.
Beman, Rev. — , IV. 88.
Bemen, M., XV. 630.
Bement, A. O., VII. 417.
Bement, Benton, publisher, VI. 80.
Bement, David, biog., IV. 229.
Bement, Ernest, elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 331;
deacon of Plymouth church, VII. 416,
417.
Bement, G. Willis, sang at meetings of
State Pioneer Society, VII. 417, 433;
IX. 7; XIV. 23.
Bement, Mrs. G. Willis, XIV. 29.
Bement, Harley S., IV. 229.
Bement, Rufus, D. D., III. 356; V. 316-
VII. 481; XIV. 325.
Bement, Dr. Rufus P., elected a member
of the State Historical Society XII.
321.
Bemls, Mrs. — , death of, XIII. 130.
Benabides, Lieut. Rafael de. Mexican sol-
dier on parole, XII. 612.
Benack, Pottawattomie chief, XII. 454.
Benac, J. Portfer (Parller), of Detroit, re-
mained British subject at close of the
revolutionary war, VIII. 410; land grant
of, VIII. 498.
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INDEX.
Benard, Lord.de, VIII. 456.
Benbois, M., Signs letter to Capt.
Roberts, XV. 246.
Benclo, — , his trip purchasing horses, IX.
381.
Bendeau & Catin, traders, IX. 658.
Bender, Lieut. Benoit, XV. 146; at battle
of Raisin river, XV. 239.
Bendrey, James, IV. 68.
Bendure, Thomas, II. 234.
Benedict, — , of Vermontville, III. 426.
Benedict, — , pioneer, loans wagon to
Isaac Alden on his trip to Mackinaw,
XIII. 522.
Benedict, Miss — , student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Benedict, Mrs. C., death of, XIV. 186.
Benedict, Delia E., death of, IX. 60.
Benedict, Eri, biog., XIV. 146, 161.
Benedict, Mrs. Eri (Delia Darrow), XIV.
161.
Benedict, G. E., IV. 196.
Benedict, George, VI. 421.
Benedict, Harriet N., graduate of Hills-
dale College in 1852, VI. 146.
Benedict, Hiram, XIV. 558; second set-
tler of Maple Rapids tp., XIV. 621;
biog., VI. 265, 268.
Benedict, Joel, biog., XIII. 205, 206.
Benedict, Mrs. Joel (Miss Mary Morri-
son), XIII. 206.
Benedict, Livonia E. (Mrs. Perrine), IV.
223; student of Hillsdale College at
its opening, VI. 144; graduated in 1852,
first lady to receive an A. B. degree
from a Michigan college, VI. 146;
tutor, VI. 147.
Benedict, Miss Louise, II. 445.
Benedict, Col. Moses, Sr., II. 204, 313; VI.
143; trustee of Hillsdale College, VI.
146; voted against removal from
Spring Arbor, VI. 148; demanded books
and papers of trustee, VI. 156.
Benedict, Moses, Jr., student of Hillsdale
College at its opening in 1844, VI. 144.
Benedict, Nathan, land entry, III. 425.
Benedict, Rev. R. H., pioneer preacher, I.
467.
Benedict, R. W.. I. 157.
Benedict, Rev. Richard, XIII. 206.
Benedict, W. U., III. 422, 423.
Benedict Plains, in Nottawa Mission dis-
trict, IV. 23; VI. 269.
Benet, Lieut.; see Bennett.
Benezette, — , XII. 454.
Benfait, Louis see Beaufait.
Benham, W. S., publisher, lost on the
"Alpena" in 1880, IX. 298.
Benidick, D. S., XII. 404.
Beniteau, Capt. A. P. T., IV. 441, 443.
Benjamin, Delos, merchant, VII. 286.
Benjamin, Mrs. Eli, IV. 231.
Benjaminse, William, publisher, VI.- 92,
IX. 296.
Bennet, Mrs. B. H., death of, VII. 544.
Bennet, Dr. E. O., XIV. 481.
Bennet, Ebenezer O., memoir of, XIV.
481.
Bennet, Mrs. Ebenezer O., death of XIV.
481.
Bennet, Elizabeth, death of, VI. 340.
Bennet, Mathew, VII. 540.
Bennet & Ridley, their account with Dr.
La venture Toucher and Brother, X. 376.
Bennetau, Andre", on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603; and wife, on census
roll, Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
Bennetau, Francois, II. 579; on census,
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 603.
Bennett, — , XIII. 567.
Bennett, Capt. — , British soldier, X. 366;
XI. 423.
Bennett, Judge — , IV. 125.
Bennett, Abel, II. 296.
Bennett, Rev. Alfred, XIII. 263.
Bennett, Allen, Sr., III. 304, 499; VII. 462.
Bennett, Allen, Jr.-, II. 303, 304, 333, 334,
342.
Bennett, Alonzo, surveyed and staked off
lots in New Buffalo, I. 125; early busi-
ness man of Jackson, II. 303, 304, 308;
bank president, II. 323; death of, XIV.
189.
Bennett, Augustus A., II. 273, 274, 277.
Bennett, C., death of, IX. 57.
Bennett, C. H., bank president, VI. 324.
Bennett, C. W., publisher, VI. 72, 225-227.
Bennett, Charles, II. 304.
Bennett, Chester, II. 325.
Bennett, E. T., publisher, VI. 68, 69.
Bennett, Edwin S., death of. XIII. 237.
Bennett, Mrs. Frank, III. 376.
Bennett, Frank C., bank cashier, II. 323.
Bennett, Mrs. G. G., death of, XI. 131.
Bennett, George S., II. 304, 342.
Bennett, Gershum, I. 233.
Bennett, Gibson, V. 504.
Bennett, Mrs. H. H., VI. 226.
Bennett, Mrs. Hannah, XIV. 89.
Bennett, Henry, V. 190; member of com-
mittee on resolutions for Peter Na-
varre, V. 189.
Bennett, Hiram, VI. 225.
Bennett, Rev. Isaac, pioneer preacher, I.
298; III. 242, 243; V. 329, 332; VI. 228.
Bennett, Isaiah W.. II. 276-279. 281, 284,
288-290, 309, 310; III. 508; V. 348, 349.
Bennett, J. B., published first paper in
Saginaw county, VI. 93.
Bennett, J. W., I. 199.
Bennett, James, I. 208.
Bennett, James Gordon, journalist, X. 12;
XIV. 310.
Bennett, Jeremiah, II. 277; land entry,
II. 273.
Bennett, John G., his exhibit of fruits in
1847, X. 76; death of, XIV. 135.
Bennett, Joseph, I. 255; death of, V. 527.
Bennett. Mrs. Joseph, death of, III. 556.
INDEX.
53
Bennett, Joseph H., first supervisor of
New Haven township, II. 266.
Bennett, Lothrop, XIV. 424; death of, II.
457.
Bennett, Mrs. Lothrop, death of, II. 457.
Bennett, Miss Maggie, instructor In
School for Deaf and Dumb, III. 446.
Bennett, Moses, death of, VII. 544.
Bennett, Orson W., II. 316.
Bennett, Polly, death of, XIV. 111.
Bennett, Rodman, XIV. 423.
Bennett, Samuel, death of, XIII. 113.
Bennett, Mrs. Sarah Scott, death of, XIV.
146.
Bennett, T. W., V. 350.
Bennett (Benet, Bennet), Lieut. Thomas,
of the British army, III. 24; IX. 356,
367, 552, 578, 652; attends Indian coun-
cil at Detroit, 1781-3, X. 472, 543; XI.
337; XIII. 97, 100; escorts Pottawat-
tomies to Maj. DePeyster, IX. 394; in
council with the Pottawattomies at St.
Joseph, his speech, X. 348-353; letters
to Maj. DePeyster, IX. 392, 394; report
to Maj. DePeyster, IX. 395; sent to
protect Detroit, IX. 390; speaks to In-
dians, X. 348-353; XIII. 65.
Bennett, Miss Vashti (Mrs. Jennings),
IV. 388.
Bennett, W. J., V. 355.
Bennett, William, death of, VIII. 56.
Bennett, William M., mayor of Jackson,
II. 316, 333, 340.
Bennett & Thompson, II. 279.
Bennett & Thompson's hotel, V. 349, 351.
Bennett, Knickerbocker & Co., II. 304,
350.
Benneville, Dr.de, VIII. 393.
Benoa, Mrs. — , on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 607.
Benoa, Louis and wife, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 318.
Benoa, Jean and wife, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 314.
Benoa, Registre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 610.
Benoit, — , VIII. 453.
Benoit, Bunnell, VII. 239.
Benson, A. M., elected school commis-
sioner in 1833, II. 253; violinist, II. 259.
Benson, Rev. C., VII. 571, 574.
Benson, G., III. 280.
Benson, John, early settler of Eagle
township, V. 328; XIV. 621.
Benson, Peter, I. 226; II. 397, 409; III.
555; on muster roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Benson, Mrs. Peter, I. 226; II. 397, 409;
III. 555.
Benson, S. N. W., I. 178, 179.
Benson, Seth P., VII. 531.
Benson, Lieut. Silas, III. 553; IV. 253;
on muster roll of 1832, VII. 349; sub-
scription to first court house of Lena-
wee county, II. 427.
Benson, Stephen, VII. 239.
Benson, Rev. William, IV. 26; VII. 176;
first preacher at the Cliff mine, XIV.
245.
Benson, Mrs. William, IV. 26.
Benson's tavern, VII. 347.
Bent, Joseph and family converted to
Mormonism, XIV. 618.
Bentley, A. R., member of the Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' Association,
X. 80, 81.
Bentley, Mrs. Amanda (Miss Barker),
biog., XIV. 139, 140.
Bentley, B. L., territorial pioneer, III.
422; IV. 238.
Bentley, Benjamin, entered land in 1824,
II. 449, 457; III. 563.
Bentley, Mrs. Charles, death of, V. 334.
Bentley, Daniel, land entry, II. 450.
Bentley, James, soldier of the war of
1812, IV. 323; IX. 476, 640; X, 410; de-
tained by Gen. Haldimand, pending in-
vestigation, IX. 403; prisoner among
the British, his exchange considered,
X. 309; escapes, IX. 570; stationed on
Catawba river, IX. 432; with Winches-
ter's army, XIV. 140.
Bentley, Jasper, county clerk in 1875-6, I.
519.
Bentley, John, I. 345; highway tax in
1812, IV. 409.
Bentley, Joseph, supervisor, II. 223;
biog., XIV. 68, 69.
Bentley, Mrs. Joseph (Louisa Ryant),
XIV. 79.
Bentley & Brown, publishers, VI. 74.
Bentley & DeLand, publishers, VI. 80.
Bently, Aly Jane, death of, XIV. 146.
Benton, — , V. 314.
Benton, Rev. — . V. 488.
Benton, E. H., land entry. III. 425.
Benton, Eli, II. 546.
Benton, Eli P., entered land in 1831, III.
563.
Benton, Elijah, VII. 519.
Benton, Elisha, VII. 519.
Benton, Gideon P., II. 552-554, 556, 558;
commissioner of highways, 1827, I. 510;
first postmaster of Plymouth township,
II. 561, 562, 582.
Benton, M., entered land in 1831, III. 563.
Benton, O., land entries, III. 425.
Benton, Col. Thomas H., United States
senator from Missouri, assisted in or-
ganizing a temperance society in
Washington, 1831, XIII. 389; United
States senator, extract from his speech
on the "Whig reform," X. 19, 21; holds
certain acts of delegates of 1835 to
be illegal, III. 146; reported out bill
extinguishing title to Indian lands in
copper country, VII. 193; suggested
large land grant for Soo canal enter-
prize, VII. 61.
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INDEX.
Benton Harbor "Palladium," history of,
VI. 70; Times, VI. 70.
Benton House, VI. 294.
Bentz, Emanuel, death of, IV. 249.
Bentz, Mrs. Emily A., death of, XI. 38.
Benway, Joseph, British soldier, salary
of, XV. 270.
Benzie county, organized and county seat
named, I. 117, 118; treasurer and
clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519 ; Press, history
of, VI. 69; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404.
Bequierre, Jacobs, list of taxable prop-
erty in 1802, VIII. 532.
Berbe, Dr. — , VI. 411.
Berbeck, Mrs. Catherine, death of, XL
38.
Bercelon (Bercelau), Gerard, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 611; and wife,
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 318.
Berdan, David, death of, V. 447.
Berdan's sharp shooters, VI. 297.
"Beresford," boat of 1812, carried troops
to Niagara, XV. 533; delayed return,
XV. 573.
Berezy, William, passenger on "Walk-in-
the-Water" on last trip, V. 9.
Berg, Simon, death of, VII. 346.
Berge, Elisha N., passenger on "Walk-in-
the-Water" on last trip, V. 9.
Bergen, Joseph, XII. 578.
Berger, Edward, V. 287; XIV. 303.
Berger, Jacob, death of, V. 505.
Berger, Sarah, XIV. 348.
Bergeron, Joseph, III. 35, 36; among the
Indians without a passport, X. 224;
signs petition against McDougal's pos-
session of Hog Island, X. 238.
Bergeron, Simon, III. 35.
Berine, — , signs petition against McDou-
gal's possession of Hog Island, X. 238.
Berkey, William A., XIV. 7.
"Berkshire Junto," a political faction,
XII. 559.
Berles, Franz, VI. 336.
Berlin station, IX. 276.
Bermier, Charles and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Bernard, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 609.
Bernard, Charles S., bill of sale of his
slave presented State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 329.
Bernard, Guillaume, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 607.
Bernard, Guillaume (William) and wife,
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 314.
Bernard, John B. (Jean Baptiste), trader,
III. 504; first settler in Henrietta
township, VII. 464; remained British
subject at close of the revolutionary
war, VIII. 411.
Bernard, Joseph, name on election roll
of 1799, VIII. 509, 510; remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 410; taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Bernard, Louis, name on election roll
of 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Bernier, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 601.
Berrham, James, death of, V. 446.
Berridge, Miss Addie, organist for meet-
ings of State Pioneer Society, VI. 6, 7,
9; VIII. 8; IX. 5; XI. 7, 10.
Berridge, John, biog., XI. 111.
Berridge, Miss Lena, sang at meetings of
State Pioneer Society, IX. 8; XL 9, 10.
Berrien, Lieut. — , U. S. government sur-
vey, surveyed harbor of New Buffalo,
I. 125.
Berrien, John M., United States attorney
general, United States senator from
Georgia; Berrien county named for, I.
120.
Berrien, John M., U. S. A., III. 319.
Berrien, John M., of Pontiac, elected
member State Historical Society, XII.
320.
Berrien county organized, I. 119; II. 360;
III. 628; county seat located, I. 119;
"Early Days of"— Bishop, II. 192; first
land sale, II. 376; first settlers of, V.
148, 149; history of, I. 120; memorial
reports, VII. 345; VIII. 20; IX. 18; XL
26; XIII. 120; New Buffalo, history of,
II. 192; Niles, all of county, III. 628;
number of delegates for convention of
1836, XL 157; number of insane in
1850, XIII. 296; pioneer society, meet-
ings of, IV. 197; report of treasurer,
VI. 213; press, history of, VI. 70; pris-
oner's escape. II. 192; treasurer and
Clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519 ; vote of 1887
on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Berrien Springs, "Era," VI. 70.
Berrien Springs "Journal," history of, VI.
70.
Berries, furnished by Indians, II. 39;
picking an important event with Potta-
wattomies, XIV. 276; used in barter
by Indians, XIV. 262.
Berry, Mrs. — , taught "Father" Little to
read, VI. 8.
Berry, Rev. A. M., pioneer preacher, IV.
461; V. 468.
Berry, Abraham O., death of, VIII. 56.
Berry, Col. Abram V., II. 316, 338; XL
167, 168; in charge of exploring expe-
dition in 1846 to the Superior iron re-
gion, extract from report of, VIII. 148;
made first bar of iron from Lake Su-
perior ore, IX. 53; biog., IX. 48, 53.
Berry, Miss Alice (Mrs. Seager), daugh-
ter of Auditor General Berry, VII. 428.
Berry, Arthur, VII. 444.
Berry, Bethsheba, death of. III. 556.
Berry, Caroline, death of, V. 448.
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55
Berry, Charles, student of Branch Uni-
versity at Detroit, V. 543.
Berry, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XIII. 280
Berry, Dr. Enos G., VI. 241-243; first post-
master of Quincy, VI. 243; state sen-
ator, VI. 244, 246.
Berry, Ezra, drove live stock alone from
New York to Quincy, Michigan, VI. 241,
243.
Berry, Miss Gertrude (Mrs. Seager),
daughter of Auditor General Berry
VII. 428.
Berry, James, IV. 196.
Berry, James, death of, IX. 58.
Berry, Rev. James, XI. 31.
Berry, John, pioneer of 1833, III. 504,
517; VII. 464.
Berry, Jonathan, VII. 530.
Berry, Joseph, VI. 241; marriage of, VI.
243, 244.
Berry, Mrs. Joseph, VI. 243.
Berry, Joseph H., III. 644.
Berry, Langford G., auditor general, VII.
428; treasurer of Michigan Agricul-
tural College, VI. 131; death of, VII.
428.
Berry, Mary, IV. 196.
Berry, Nathaniel M., X. 116, 119.
Berry, Rev. Richard, VI. 379; XIII. 429.
Berry, Samuel, land entry of, VI. 241;
first supervisor of Quincy tp., VI. 242,
243,
Berry, Theodore, student of branch uni-
versity at Detroit, V. 543.
Berry, Thomas, postmaster, VI. 246.
Berry, William, student of branch uni-
versity at Detroit, V. 543.
Berry & Medbury, II. 338.
Bers, Abraham, soldier of the Mexican
war, died in Mexico, VII. 115.
Bertel, Maj. Chevalier de, V. 105.
Bertha, queen of England, opens the way
of Christianizing Britain, XII. 489.
Bertha creek, location of, VII. 210.
Berthelet, Augustus, II. 572.
Berthelet (Berthellet), Lieut. Francis, IX.
473; and wife, on Detroit's census roll,
1779, X. 320.
Berthelet (Berthelette, Berthellette, Ber-
tholet, Berthetel), Henry, I. 345, 346;
II. 572; IV. 478; amount received for
wagons, XV. 488; highway tax in 1812,
IV. 409; list of taxable property in
1802, VIII. 534, 535; on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 V2 ; subscription
for the purchase of gunpowder, VIII.
620.
Berthelet (Berthelot), J. Bte., signs let-
ter to Capt. Roberts, XV. 246.
Berthelet (Berthelotte), L., death of, V.
486.
Berthelet, Peter, IV. 476, 478; builds dock
and erects pump for public use, IV.
467, 468.
"Berthlet Market," I. 497, 498; location
of, X. 103.
"Berthelet Wharf," X. 92.
Berthier, Mexican soldier, II. 175.
Berthot, Collin, murdered by Indians
XIV. 657.
Bertiaume (Berthiaume) see Barkume.
Bertram, Ezra, death of, XIV. 133.
Bertram, Rev. G., III. 289.
Bertram, G. W., IV. 272.
Bertram, John, builded first frame house
in Calhoun county, I. 130, 131 ;/ entered
first land in Bedford tp., II. 210, 227,
234, 236; large purchase of fruit trees
in early days, X. 73.
Bertrand, Francis, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 410.
Bertrand, J. Bt, and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Bertrand, Joseph, trader, V. 145; estab-
lished post on St. Joseph river in 1781
I. 121.
Bertrand, L., signs petition to Gen. Hal-
dimand for a priest at Michilimack-
inac, X. 599.
Bertrand, Laurent, signs petition to Gen.
Carleton for a missionary at Michili-
mackinac, X. 287; his subscription for
' said missionary, X. 289.
Berube, Father, priest; VII. 177.
Beseau see Besseau.
Besere, Jacques and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Besley, Mrs. Jannette Monell (Mrs.
Wm.), member State Pioneer Society
I. 84; biog., XIII. 161, 162; XIII. 36.
Besley, William, I. 14, 57, 59, 61; III. 106;
XIII. 162; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 84; IX. 13; gift of, II. 6; vice-
president of society, I. 28, 152; II. 68'
III. xi., 3, 108; biog., IX. 13, 28.
Besseau (Beseau), John Bt., I. 345; XII.
569, 570.
Bessey, John, settled in Sharon in 1831,
II. 524.
Besswick, Rev. George M., II. 158.
Best, Edward, bank clerk, VI. 322.
Best, William, soldier of 1812, V. 554.
Bestbrook, building burned, XV. 500.
Bethune, Mrs. — , patroness of infant
school, 1830, I. 369.
Bethune, Isabella Graham (Mrs. Duf-
fleld), VII. 625.
"Betsey and Josiah" (poem) — Snyder,
IV. 214.
Betsy river, Indian name of, XII. 380.
Betterly, — , XIV. 308.
Betterly, Charlotte F., death of, VI. 255.
Betterly, William, V. 231, 248, 315; me-
moir of, V. 282; XIV. 185.
Betton, Capt. — , IX. 475.
Betton, N. C., VIII. 573.
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INDEX.
Betts, Charles, journalist, VI. 516; VII.
100, 101.
Betts, Charles, secretary of Horticul-
tural Society in 1852, X. 79.
Betts, George I., IV. 267; Indian agent at
Mackinac, VI. 348.
Betts, Otis, death of, III. 468.
Betts, Silas, principal of school at Niles,
IX. 95; read a paper before the State
Teachers' Association, 1860, IX. 95.
Betz, Anthony, secretary St. Joseph's
Benevolent Society, XIII. 437.
Beulier, T. H., XIV. 42.
Beurnarre, Louis H., list of taxable prop-
erty in 1802, VIII. 532.
Bevely, James C., II. 583.
Bevier, Louisa H., XIII. 423.
Bevier, Mrs. Louise (Miss Bushnell),
XIV. 119.
Bevier, William, XIII. 422, 423.
Bewick, Comstock & Co., VI. 178; loss
by fire, VI. 185; shingle mill burned,
VI. 187, 202, 203.
Bezallon, Maria Theresa, V. 98.
Bezallon, Pierre, baptized, 1703, V. 98.
Bialy, Carrie A., IV. 194.
Bialy, Elizabeth, IV. 193.
Bialy, Lucretia, IV. 193.
Bialy, Mendal J., IV. 193.
Bibadu, M., of Montreal, elected honor-
ary member of State Historical So,-
clety, XII. 341.
Bibbins, Rev. Samuel, XIV. 445, 451.
Bibliotheque of Paris, cited, XIV. 652.
Bickford, Egbert, IV. 237.
Bickford, Israel, XI. 110.
Bickford, Mrs. J. K., VI. 235.
Bickford, Joseph, death of, XIII. 281.
Bickford, Rev. L., III. 289.
Bickford, Judge Lewis G., biog., VIII. 30,
82.
Bickford, Mrs. Pamelia (Miss Keys),
biog., XI. 110.
Bickford, "Aunt" Phebe, owns ballot box
used at first town meeting of Califor-
nia and Algansee townships, IX. 216.
Biddle, Misses, III. 645.
Biddle, Judge — , XI. 13.
Biddle, Edward, VI. 348, 651.
Biddle, Maj. John, I. 497; II. 366, 401,
'568, 572; III. 103, 216, 246; IV. 90, 91,
97, 100; V. 537; VI. 481, 484; VII. 392;
XII. 334, 572-577, 601; XIII. 2, 492; ad-
dressed State Historical Society, V. 4;
XII. 319; at feast of Gov. Cass, II, 17;
remarks on, II. 110 ; charter member of
State Historical Society, V. 3; XII.
316; elected president, XII. 320; mem-
ber committee to establish a periodical
for society, XII. 317; congressman, III.
123; campaign for, V. 560; XII. 560,
561, 644; defeated. I. 492, 510; how
votes were lost, XII. 644; elected, II.
512, 513; early residence of, XIV. 38;
employs slave labor, XIII. 320; gift of,
XII. 318; his love of trees, XIII. 320;
land entry, XIII. 316, 320; member of
constitutional convention of 1835, XIII.
330; XIV. 407; president of convention,
I. 511; III. 37, 143; name in old account
book, V. 561; petitioned legislature for
colored school, I. 453; petitions for
street in Detroit, XII. 553; postmaster,
VI. 348; purchased Hull house, I. 432;
reference to his farm park, XIII. 320,
320n; school trustee, I. 450.
Biddle, John, clerk of Mackinaw county,
1875-6, I. 519; VI. 349.
Biddle, Mrs. John, IV. 91; XII. 368.
Biddle, Nicholas, II. 568; V. 561; presi-
dent of the United States bank. III. 37.
Biddle, W. S., III. 645.
Biddle, William, account of his father's
land purchase and early days, XIII. 320,
321.
Biddle House, I. 431, 498, 503; II. 14;
XIII. 321.
Biddle's Point, Indian name and location
of, XII. 381.
Biddleman, Mrs. Lansing, death of, XIV.
185.
Biddleman, Mrs. Robert, death of, XL 97.
Bidwell, — , early teacher, IV. 180.
Bidwell, B. J*., finds original copy of
court house subscription of Lenawee
county, II. 426.
Bidwell, Mrs. Helen, III. 360.
Bidwell, Howell, first clerk of Sheridan
township, II. 245.
Bidwell, Ira, IV. 273; V. 132.
Bidwell, John E., IV. 196.
Bidwell, Mary, death of, VI. 254.
Bienvanu, Alexis, IV. 78.
Bienvenu, Maj. Antoine, V. 105.
Bienvenu, Marie, marriage entry of in old
register, V. 105.
Bierce, Miss Eleanor, teacher, III. 295.
Bierstadt, — , II. 136.
Biesel, George, death of, IX. 76.
Big Bay de no quot, location and Indian
name of, XII. 381.
Big Head, Ottawa chief, addressed by
Cadillac, VIII. 426.
Big Island (Zilwaukie), VII. 275.
Big knives, Indian name for Americans,
XV. 582-584.
Big Rapids "Pioneer," and "Magnet," VI.
88.
Big Tree, Seneca chief, XI. 380, 381;
XIII. 102.
Bigelow, Rev. A. J., II. 206.
Bigelow, Amos, II. 308.
Bigelow, C. P., I. 301.
Bigelow, Elijah, A., II. 242.
Bigelow, George, died at the battle of
Corinth, III. 281.
Bigelow, Dr. Isaac J., co-worker with
Garrison in anti-slavery cause, biog.,
XIII. 237, 255.
Bigelow, J. E., I. 58.
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57
Bigelow, Joab, gift of, II. 88; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 90; VII. 10;
death of, IV. 284; VII. 10.
Bigelow, Miss Lucy A., instructor in
Hillsdale College, VI. 162.
Bigelow, Rev. M. E., XIV. 556.
Bigelow, Dr. R. M., III. 281, 284.
Bigelow, Sabrina, death of, VIII. 46.
Bigelow, Rev. W. E., II. 205; V. 88; VI.
379.
Bigelow & Bros, lumber merchants, I.
287, 290, 291.
Biggerstaff, Capt. — , captured, XII. 411,
413.
Biggerstaff, George, XIV. 425.
Biggs, Dr. — , of Grand Haven, IX. 333.
Biggs, Judge — , VII. 394.
Bigler, Philip, III. 582; entered land in
1824; III. 568; with Jesse Decker
built first dam in Point creek, XIII.
486.
Bigler, R. G., XIII. 486.
Bignall, Joseph, VII. 174.
Bigot, — , intendant, XIV. 644; con-
demned to be hung, X. 216.
Bigras, Amable, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 611.
Bigsby, G., III. 281.
Bigsby, S., III. 294.
Bilan, Joseph, tried by court martial,
VIII. 623.
Bilbows, variety of potatoes, XIV. 440.
Bill-hooks, for troops, XV. 475.
"Bill," slave of Col'. McKee, escape of,
XII. 164.
Billeront, Sieur. Leonard, V. 105.
Billette, Ignace, III. 35.
Billiet, Francois, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 608.
Billings. — , pioneer, I. 157, 158.
Billings, Mrs. — , I. 158.
Billings, A. E., II. 343.
Billings, Rev. Alvin, preacher of 1830, II.
205, 206; III. 236, 239, 242, 243, 356; V.
80; X. 53.
Billings, C. L., first treasurer of Pine
Plains tp., III. 295.
Billings, C. T., III. 295.
Billings, E. G., landlord, III. 306.
Billings, E. S., II. 309.
Billings, J., III. 280.
Billings, J. D., asylum steward, XIII. 307.
Billings, James, V. 407, 410.
Billings, Mrs. John H., and three chil-
dren drowned, III. 305.
"Billings, Josh," quotation of, XIII. 513.
Billings, Samuel M., VII. 178.
Billings, William, death of, XI. 130.
Billman, Rev. Ira C., III. 491; VII. 451.
Bills, — , death of, XIII. 276.
Bills, Mrs. — , death of, XIV. 182.
Bills, Perley, II. 367; VI. 133; VII. 527;
address of, II. 397; admitted to the bar,
IV. 305; early teacher, member of con-
stitutional convention and legislature,
IV. 305; letter from Gov. Croswell,
II. 405; mentioned for Governor, VII.
528; biog., IV. 305.
Bills, Dr. W. H., III. 292.
Bills, William, VI. 478; death of, IX. 57.
Bills, drafts and receipts dated 1781, VIII.
472-475, 481-489; for dancing and feast-
ing, III. 27, 28; for goods furnished In-
dians by Gen. Haldimand, III. 25, 26;
for printing volumes, I, II, III and IV,
pioneer society's collections, how paid,
V. 7; for sale of university lands vetoed
V. 383; of account, VIII. 481-489; of ac-
counts and inventories of Lieut. Gov.
Hamilton while commanding at Detroit,
IX. 647; of exceptions in election
contest case of George McDougall,
VIII. 522; relative to religious socie-
ties, XII. 648; relative to the jurisdic-
tion of justices, VIII. 610; three read-
ings of Rule 18, VIII. 608.
Bilsborrow, — , VI. 436.
Bilton, Mrs. John, death of, VI. 341.
Bilz, Aloys, publisher, IX. 299.
Binaulte', Veaudry, signs petition against
McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
X. 238.
Binder, Lieut. B., letter to Sec. Freer,
XV. 495.
Bineteau, Julian, priest, early missionary,
V. 95, 98, 99.
Bingham, — , of Coldwater, VI. 238.
Bingham, — , of Monroe, IV. 316, 317.
Bingham, Deacon Abel, II. 146.
Bingham, Rev. Abel, soldier of war of
1812, II. v., 72; III. 5, 289; golden wed-
ding, II. 157; memoir, II. 146; mission-
ary at Sault Ste. Marie, IV. 85, 86 ; XI.
163; orderly sergeant, drill sergeant
and clerk of the company, II. 146; lieu-
tenant, in command of company, II.
146, 147.
Bingham, Mrs. Abel, II. 147-151, 153-157;
golden wedding of, II. 157.
Bingham, Rev. Adoniram Judson, gradu-
ate of Madison University, II. 156;
death of, II. 157.
Bingham, Angie (Mrs. Gilbert), II. 152.
Bingham, Mrs. Charlotte Dexter, death
of, XIII. 196, 197.
Bingham, E. J., III. 286.
Bingham, Edward, 1. 424, 428; XII. 323;
elected a member of the State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 318; gift of, XII. 333.
Bingham, Elijah G., III. 280, 282, 285, 286.
Bingham, Elisha, II. 146.
Bingham, Hannah, II. 146.
Bingham, Henry H., II. 336, 496; IV. 269;
V. 353; VI. v.; VII. 455; letters from J.
Logan Chipman, III. 498; VII. 458;
original member State Pioneer Society,
I. 14, 84; present at meeting of, V. 10;
vice-president of, III. 100, IV. 6; "The
abolishment of death penalty and the
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substitution of solitary confinement;
comparative results," VI. 99.
Bingham, Dr. Ira P., death of, VI. 342.
Bingham, John A., congressman, IV. 126.
Bingham, Rev. Judson, V. 384.
Bingham, Gov. Kingsley S., I. 255, 512;
III. 103; V. 63; VI. Ill; VIII. 169; XIII.
2; appoints W. J. Baxter member State
Board of Education, IV. 247; XIII. 194;
appointed George W. Swift state libra-
rian, XIV. 458; congressman and mem-
ber of the legislature, II. 108; date of
inaugural as Governor, II. 108; III. 121;
elected a member of the State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 323; his private sec-
retary, XIII. 269; memoir of, II. 108;
presidential elector, II. 314; recom-
mends the establishment of an agri-
cultural school, VI. 121-124; United
States senator, III. 123 ; vetoed first bill
creating Bay county, I. 107.
Bingham, Miss Luvia (Mrs. Dumont),
early teacher, V. 287.
Bingham, Moses, soldier of the rebellion,
VI. 179.
Bingham, Origen S., VII. 350.
Bingham, Rhoda (Mrs. H. P. Daniels),
XIV. 163.
Bingham, "Uncle" Robert, landlord, I.
255, 256.
Bingham, Samuel, VI. 219.
Bingham, Seymour, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; VII. 347; on mus-
ter roll of Branch county, VII. 349.
Bingham, Seymour L., VI. 219.
Bingham, Stephen D., VI. 294; VII. 405;
XI. 8; XIII. 14, 18, 197; XIV. 1, 19;
member State Pioneer Society, III.
266; IV. 8; chosen to represent so-
ciety at semi-centennial celebration of
Michigan, IX. 218; member of execu-
tive committee, IX. xii.; XI. 10; XIII.
5, 25; XIV. viii., 17, 41; of committee
of historians, XIV. iii.; of nominating
committee, XIII. 7, 25; journalist, VI.
78; editorial, "End of Ten Years'
Fight," on Agricultural College, VI.
123, 124; letter from Mrs. C. A. God-
frey Walldorf, containing biography of
J. J. Godfroy, XIV. 546 ; from Columbia
Lancaster, XIV. 550; memoir of
Ephraim Longyear, XIV. 194 ; of Witter
J. Baxter, XIV. 5 ; remarks at annual
meetings of State Pioneer Society,
XIII. 5, 11; XIV. 18, 26; on Townsend
E. Gidley, XIV. 29; J. C. Holmes, trib-
ute to, XIV. 3; S. F. Seager, VII. 430,
431; read treasurer's report, XIV. 20;
resolution amending constitution of
State Pioneer Society, XIV. 31; reso-
lutions of congratulation to Z. W.
Bunce, XIV. 30; resolution of thanks
to Mrs. Sophie Howard-Knight, XIV.
32.
Bingham, Deacon Thomas, II. 146.
Bingham & Lawrence, merchants, V. 353.
Bingham, George & Co., printers, VI. 78.
Bingham, Johnston & Co.'s mill, VI. 202.
Binnekant, J., publisher, IX. 297.
Binnekant, M., publisher, IX. 296.
Binnett, — , at Chicago, 1779, VIII. 467.
Binns; Joseph, death of, IX. 58.
Binns, Robert, VII. 555.
Binns, Sarah C., death of, XI. 96.
Biographical societies, act to incorporate,
I. 1.
Bioren & Duane, publishers, VII. 19n. „
Biponette, Joseph, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Biponette, Paschal, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Birch, Jonathan, VI. 170.
Birch, Philetus P., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Birch-bark, canoes made of, XV. 444; de-
scription of, VII. 162; mococks made
of,, II. 142; notes of issued by Pontiac,
XIV. 667.
Birch Point, Indian name and location of,
XII. 377.
Birchard, — , government clerk. IV. 124.
Birchard, Mathew W., IV. 129; built
Howard house, IV. 131; death of, XIV.
193.
Birchard, Maria Rockwell, early teacher,
biog., VII. 598.
Bird, — , freeholder of Detroit, V. 533.
Bird, E. F., XIII. 366.
Bird, Gardner, his Black Hawk war
scare, XIII. 552.
Bird, Capt. (Lieut.) Henry, I. 345; IX.
414, 428, 559, 583, 585, 635; X. 310, 395,
404, 408, 414, 416, 419, 634; XI. 423. 425,
436, 443, 445; XII. 308; at Niagara, X.
301; civil engineer, IX. 630; commands
expedition in the northwest, III. 28,
29; list of volunteers accompanying
him, III. 34-36, number of. IX. 582; suc-
cess on Licking river, X. 413, 417; let-
ters to Capt. Lernoult, extracts from,
X. 333, 336, 337; to M. Lorimer, IX.
584; to Gen. Powell, X. 625; from Wil-
liam Homan, X. 418; present at Indian
council, X. 462, 472, 550; XIII. 92; re-
port of supplies at Detroit July, 1784,
XI. 422; requests permission to re-
main in Detroit, XI. 340 ; with company
landed at Detroit, IX. 487.
Bird, Ira, XIII. 213.
Bird, Ira W., I. 334, 337.
Bird, Israel S., biog., XIII. 237, 254.
Bird, Mrs. Israel S. (Mrs. Laura A.
Vowles), XIII. 254.
Bird, J. Wesley, I. 271.
Bird, James, pioneer landlord, V. 399.
Bird, James, of 1779, X. 307; XIII. 70.
Bird, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
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59
Bird, John C., death of, XIII. 280.
Bird, Rev. John H., XIII. 419.
Bird, Philander, I. 510; II. 582.
Bird, Reuben D., death of, IX. 57.
Bird, Rev. Robert, III. 236.
Bird, Samuel, II. 582.
Bird, Sarah (Mrs. Thomas S. B.), XIII.
254.
Bird, Thomas, death of, XIV. 146.
Bird, Thomas S., XIII. 254; death of, VII.
563.
Bird, Col. William, early libraries of, VII.
329.
Bird, Zenas, II. 584.
Bird placed in Indian graves, XII. 329.
Birds of early Michigan, bluebird, XIV.
603; catbird, XIV. 603; crane, I. 404;
crow, not native of Michigan, I. 404;
duck, eagle, goose, hawk, owl. I.
404; quail, partridge, I. 404; VI. 475;
raven, I. 404; robin, thrush, XIV. 603;
turkey, buzzard, description of, quills
used for pens, I. 404; turkey, wild, VI.
475.
Birdsall, Miss Adelaide (Mrs. Fenton),
III. 466.
Birdsall, James, attorney, III. 466; IV.
246; member committee to draft char-
ter for Flint, III. 438.
Birge, — , early settler of Oakland coun-
ty, III. 599.
Birk, Andrew, death of, XI. 136.
Birkett, — , erected building on St. Jo-
seph Island 1798, XII. 282.
Birmingham (Hamilton), statistics and
history of, XII. 401.
Birney, Arthur M., journalist, VI. 69.
Birney, David B., III. 322.
Birney, Dr. Dion, I. 108.
Birney, Mrs. Elizabeth see Birney, Mrs.
James G.
Birney, Fitzhugh, infant, baptism of, VII.
308.
Birney, Florence (Mrs. Jennison), mar-
riage of, VII. 314.
Birney, Judge James, attorney, III. 224;
journalist, III. 326, 327; VI. 68, 69; lec-
tured at Agricultural College, VI. 131;
lieutenant governor and minister to
The Hague, III. 329; XIII. 119; lobby-
ing for Bay county, I. 102, 107; mem-
ber of constitutional convention, III.
329; member of the legislature, XIII.
119; state senator, IV. 18; resigns from
senate, VI. 128; biog., XIII. 119.
Birney, James G., III. 321, 322, 324; VII.
308; VIII. 10; XIV. 451; candidate for
United States presidency, IV. 177, 193 ;
XIII. 119; early propagated fruit, VII.
257; first supervisor of Hampton tp.,
III. 332; freed his slaves, XIII. 119;
Indian mounds on farm of, IV. 381.
Birney, Mrs. James G. (Elizabeth), VII.
308, 314; established first Sabbath
school in Bay City, VII. 309, 314; en-
couraged fruit culture, VII. 257; legacy
to Trinity church, VII. 316.
Birney, Gen. William, gift of, VIII. 10.
Birney Hall, VII. 311.
Biron, Admiral, X. 381.
Biron, J. H., X. 499, XIII. 63.
Biron, Joseph, trader, his invoice of
goods in 1778, IX. 650, 658.
Biron, Sh., his subscription for a mission-
ary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Birthellier, A. D., member of the grand
jury in 1778, X. 294.
Bisbee, Rev. C. G., VI. 195.
Bisbee, Luther, death of, VI. 383.
Biscuits, in store at Michilimackinac,
XV. 563.
Bisel, Benjamin F., biog., XI. 33.
Bishop, — , pioneer of Climax, XI. 285.
Bishop, — , temperance lecturer, XIII.
392.
Bishop, Alva, his land entry, X. 116.
Bishop, D., III. 251.
Bishop, Floyd, XIII. 152, 153.
Bishop, Giles, entered land 'in 1838, III.
564; XI. 36.
Bishop, Henry, I. vi., 7, 59; II. 70; III. 4,
500; IV. 6; V. vi., 10; VI. vi.; VII. 463;
X. 163; XI. v., 36; XIII. 6; XIV. 1, 19,
20, 130, 525; communication to State
Pioneer Society, VI. 317; "Early days
in Berrien county," II. 192; "Memoirs
of Jeremiah P. Woodbury," XIII. 217;
memorial reports of Kalamazoo coun-
ty, IV. 285; V. 434; VI. 319; VII. 484;
VIII. 46; XI. 73; XIV. Ill; original
member State Pioneer Society, I. 14,
88; vice-president of. III. 100; IV. ix.;
V. 1, 12; VI. 3; VII. ix., 3, 4, 7; VIII.
xiii., 9; IX. xi., 6; XI. vii., 10; XIII. 5,
26; XIV. vii., 18; "Settlement of New
Buffalo," I. 125.
Bishop, J. H., rug manufacturer, XIII.
321
Bishop, J. J., XIII. 152, 153.
Bishop, James C., member of State Pio-
neer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Bishop, John, XI. 36.
Bishop, Julia, A. M., IV. 196.
Bishop, Levi, Sr., V. 562.
Bishop, Levi, attorney, I. viii., 14, 52, 59-
61 78, 341, 455; II. 396; III. vii., 5, 107,
655; IV. vii., 131; V. v, vii., 6, 15, 536;
VI. vii., 7; address of. II. 399; "adven-
tures of George Moran," V. 66; "anec-
dotes of the bar," VI. 470; "anecdote
of Anson Burlingame," V. 92; attends
Kalamazoo county meeting in 1880,
III. 537, 541; biographical, sketch of
Marie Anne Marantette-Godfroy, VI.
497; of Onesimus C. Pierce, VI. 474;
of Gen. Lawson Alexander Van Akin,
VI. 476; of the life of Mrs. Eliza Shel-
don Bagg, VI. 491; candidate for cir-
60
INDEX.
cuit judge, V. 564; chairman of Demo-
cratic state central committee, 1863,
V. 563; delegate to International con-
gress at Luxembourg, Europe, 1876, V.
564; "Eldorado," V. 179; "First private
conveyance of land," I. 341; gifts of. I.
30,32,33, 63, 89; IV. 8, 226, 227; XII. 339;
"Jackson county pioneer anthem," VII.
463; land entry, III. 406; letter of re-
gret to society; "Pioneer Anthem," III.
500; to Col. Shoemaker, president of
Jackson County Pioneer Society, VII.
459; letter from Zach Chandler re-
garding Capt. Antoine Dequindre's .
muster roll, V. 553; original member
of State Pioneer Society, member com-
mittee to organize, I. 8, 9, 84; of exec-
utive committee, I. 13, 28, 56; elected
president, II. vii., 69, 341; member De-
troit Pioneer Society, I. 340; of De-
troit's school board, I. 458; member of
• committee to draft resolutions on
death of Judge Goodrich, IX. 186;
member of board of education of De-
troit and board of regents of the Uni-
versity of Michigan, V. 563; president
Wayne County Pioneer Society, I. 76;
President Young Men's Society, XII.
365; public services of, V. 563; "Recol-
lections," I. 511; "The battle of
Brownstown in 1812," VI. 464; "The
battle of Monguagon," VI. 466; "The
loss of the Griffin," III. 98; "Teuch sa
Grondie" referred to, XIII. 334; XIV.
256; read paper before State Pioneer
Society, XII. 350; remarks by, I. 55, 77,
80; remarks on locating the capital at
Lansing, XI. 239-241; travels of, V.
564; biographical sketch of, IV. 429;
V. 562; VII. 9; resolutions on death
of. IV. 429; and family, II. 457.
Bishop, Mrs. Levi, attends Kalamazoo
meeting for 1880, III. 537.
Bishop, Lewis Edgar, biog., XIII. 131, 152.
Bishop, M. A., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Bishop, Martha Harrison (Miss Harri-
son), XI. 211.
Bishop, Mary T., death of, IV. 197.
Bishop, Mrs. Rachel, V. 364.
Bishop, Roxana Phelps, V. 562.
Bishop, Russell, XL 36; death of, XIII.
212.
Bishop, Sybel, death of, V. 505.
Bishop, Thomas P., IV. 196.
Bishop, William, XI. 210.
Bishop, William A., land entry, II. 233.
Bishop, William S., VI. 338.
Bishop, Wilmer, IX. 45.
Bishop of Quebec see Briant.
Bishopp, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 299; at-
tacked by Indians, XV. 355; carried
dispatches for Sir George Prevost, XV.
177; death mentioned, XV. 431.
Bissel, Dr. — , VI. 411.
Bissell, Dr. A. G., VIII. 74.
Bissell, Benjamin B., publisher, VI. 94.
Bissell, Charles, XII. 373.
Bissell, Rev. E. R., I. 240.
Bissell, Mrs. Edward' W. (Miss Moffat),
VII. 622.
Bissell, Rev. H. N., V. vii.; furnishes
records of settlement of Macomb coun-
ty, IV. 307; "early settlement of Mt
Clemens," V. 450.
Bissell, P. D., publisher, VI. 94.
Bissell, Theodore, II. 382; III. 553; sub-
scription to first court house, II. 428.
Bissell, Mrs. Theodore, II. 382.
Bissell, Bishop William H. A., III. 219;
teacher of early Detroit, V. 542.
Bissere, Jacques, name on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 601.
Bissounette, Madame, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 322; of 1782, X. 602.
Bitely, Nathan H., biog. VII. 581, 585.
Bittenbender, Henry, death of, III. 610.
Bittenbender, Peter, death of, III. 610.
Bitter sweet, XIV. 602.
Bitts for gimlets, XII. 124.
Bivins, — , convict in solitary confine-
ment, VI. 101.
Bixby, — , XIV. 325.
Bixby, Alonzo F., attorney, VII. 527, 531.
Bixby, David, III. 553.
Bixby, George, XIV. 325.
Bixby, Laura, death of, V. 448.
Bixby. Lelia, pupil of early Lansing
schools, VI. 293.
Bixby, Mary, XIV. 325.
Bixley, Justin, III. 568.
Black, C. P., VII. 432.
Black, Christopher, death of, VI. 383.
Black, Mrs. Fidelia, death of, XIII. 281.
Black, James, signed address to MaJ.
William A. Puthuff, VIII. 655.
Black, James L., death of, XIV. 98.
Black, William, II. 480.
Black Bass river\ Indian name and loca-
tion of, XII. 375.
Black Bear, Indian chief, XV. 46.
Black Beard, Shawanoe chief, reported
American affairs to English officer,
XV. 6.
Black Beaver, Indian, killed by Nehway-
go, IV. 377, 378; VII. 138.
Black Bird (Mack-e-ta-pe-na-ce), Wyan-
dotte chief, II. 481; VIII. 352, 650;
joined U. S. forces, XV. 573.
"Black-coats," Jesuit priests, VIII. 372.
Black Duck, Indian, kills Indian at a
feast, IV. 345; his murder appeased by
whisky, XIII. 336.
Black Elk (Muck-a-ta-mish-a-way), enter-
tained Judge Albert Miller and A. F.
Williams, XIII. 367.
Black Foot, Indian, V. 495.
Black Hawk (Sank chief), II. 101; IV.
INDEX.
61
86, 116; VIII. 663-667; XII. 425, 427n,
427, 432; captured, III. 585; V. 176;
declared war, I. 336; denied validity of
treaty of 1804, V. 173; on Fox river, I.
234; taken to Washington, set at lib-
erty, V. 177; and the treaty of 1804, V.
173.
Black Hawk war, incidents in, I. 48; his-
tory of filed, I. 62.
Black Partridge, Indian chief, VIII. 651.
Black River (Ohio village), shipbuilding
at, I. 471.
Black River (Lariviere De Lade), loca-
tion of, XII. 377; XIII. 334; Indian
mounds on, II. 44.
Black Rock (Presque Isle), XV. 64; bar-
racks constructed at, XV. 86; destruc-
tion of mentioned, XV. 505; number of
U. S. troops at, XV. 535; sickness at,
XV. 147.
Black Snake, Indian chief, IV. 345.
"Black Snake," boat, I. 502.
Black Swamp, I. 187, 188, 504; XIV. 537;
description of, VII. 53.
Black walnut, abundant, XIV. 506.
Blackberries, abundance of, V. 250; in
the Saginaw valley, VII. 256.
Blackbirds, bounty on, III. 604; destroyed
grain, pest of, III. 604; VII. 237; IX.
126; XIV. 440.
Blackburn, — , X. 233.
Blackburn, Anthony and family, XI. 452.
Blackburn, G. N., VI. 196; loss by fire,
VI. 186.
Blackburn, Joseph, Sr., and family, XI.
452.
Blackburn, Joseph, Jr., XI. 452.
Blacke, James D., death of, XIII. 131.
Blacker, Thomas, death of, IX. 57.
Blackington, — , XIV. 608.
Blackington, William, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Blackington place, XIV. 603.
Blackley (Bleackley), Josiah, his testi-
mony at court of inquiry, XI. 567.
Blackman, — , of Jackson, II. 250, 255,
515, 517; III. 510; IV. 474; V. 355; IX.
49.
Blackman, Charles, I. 179.
Blackman, E. A., publisher, VI. 95.
Blackman, Francis, II. 278, 290.
Blackman, George, II. 278, 290.
Blackman, George W., IV. 196.
Blackman, Mrs. H., VII. 303.
Blackman, Harvey, death of, XIV. 67.
Blackman, Henry E., III. 7; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 186.
Blackman, Horace, II. 283, 285, 286, 309,
310; V. 348-351, 355; built first house in
Jackson, II. 275-279 ; land entry, II. 273.
Blackman, Ida, IV. 196.
Blackman, Lemuel, early settler of Jack-
son, II. vi., 278, 282, 283; V. 348; land
entry, II. 273; memoir, II. 297, 309.
Blackman, Mrs. Lemuel, II. 278, 282.
Blackman, Levi, II. 278, 290.
Blackman, Russell, II. 275 278 279 296
308, 309; V. 348-350, 355.
Blackman, Samuel, death of, XI. 131.
Blackman, Sewell E., death of, IX. 38.
Blackman, Miss Silence D. (Mrs. John
Durand), II. 276, 283; first teacher of
Jackson, II. 290; V. 353.
Blackman & Bellows, publishers, VI. 95.
Blackman Mill Company, VI. 414.
Blackman township (Jackson county),
first settlers of, III. 503; VII. 464.
Blackman's road, laid out, II. 289.
Blackman's tavern, II. 255, 297; III. 507;
V. 247; VII. 347.
Blackmar, Abel T., IV. 258.
Blackmar, Miss Alzina (Mrs. Blood),
early teacher, II. 381; XL 98.
Blackmar, Charles, I. 233; III. 553; IV.
302; entered land containing sand-
stone, XIII. 570; first settler of Cam-
bridge, XIII. 568; XIV. 530; death of by
cholera, IV. 301.
Blackmar, Charles and family, IV. 300.
Blackmar, Mrs. Charles, death of, IV. 301.
Blackmar, Esben, contribution to Hills-
dale College, VI. 151; trustee of col-
lege, VI. 154, 162; death of, IV. 258.
Blackmar, Horace, trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 162; biog., IV. 258.
Blackmar,' Miss Lovina (Mrs. A. L.
Smith), V. 445.
Blackmar, Lyman, IV. 253; first judge of
probate of Hillsdale county, I. 171.
Blackmar, O. B., I. 179.
Blackmar, Orin, IV. 258.
Blackmar, Ormand, IV. 253.
Blackmar, Miss Rosina (Mrs. David Far-
ley), XIV. 73.
Blackmar, Sylvester, I. 228; III. 553.
Blackmar, William, IV. 298. 303, 304.
Blackmar, William S., his story of Me-
teau and tribute to the Indians, XIII.
567-671.
Blackmar's tavern, II. 386.
Blackmer, Osborn, corporal, on muster
roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Blackmer, Ensign William, member of
court martial, VIII. 629.
Blackmore, — , II. 180.
Blackmore, Charles, VI. 277.
Blackmore, Joshua, IV. 358.
Blackmore, Sylvenus, VIII. 660.
Blackmore, William, VI. 277; his exhibit
of fruit in 1847, X. 76.
Blackmore, Mrs. William, brief biography
of, VI. 277.
Blackwell, Edward R., V. 478.
Blackwell, John S., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Blackwell, L. & Co., II. 308.
Blackwood, Mrs. I. N. (Miss Yerkes),
XIII. 386.
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Blackwood, Samuel, early settler of 529, 543; entered land in 1822, III. 565;
Macon tp., XIII. 594; biog., XIII. 237, his personal appearance, XIII. 543;
265. killed Indian Megish, IV. 332; 351; lo-
Blackwood, Mrs. Samuel, death of, II. 457. cation of farm, XIV. 516 ; of the
Blackwood, Thomas, surety on parole "Tiger," XIV. 537; "Illinois," "Michi-
bond of Michael Dousman, XV. 633, gan," "Manhattan," "Nile," XIII. 543;
634. promoted on the field of battle, XIII.
Blades, Rev. F. A., III. 236. 531 ; death, memoir of, XIII. 543.
Blades, James C., attorney for plaintiffs Blake, Chester, on census roll of Detroit,
in reservation lands case. VII. 143. 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Blades, James H. C., X. 116. Blake, David, I. 296.
Blain, John, death of, II. 456. Blake, Jeduthan B., VI. 283.
Blain, Mrs. John, death of, II. 456. Blake, John, original member of first
Elaine, James, XIV. 370. Freewill Baptist church of Homer X.
Blair, Dr. — , II. 232. 36, 37, 39, 42, 51.
Blair, Gov. Austin, II. 78; III. 508; IV. Blake, Lucinda, X. 37.
135, 138, 140, 143, 149, 270; VI. Ill, Blake, Martha, X. 38.
135, 262; IX. 49, 52, 190; appointed Blake, P., I. 296.
Col. E. H. Thomson member state mili- Blake, Miss Sarah M. (Mrs. Stoddard)
tary board, IX. 34; X. 176, 181; clerk V. 356.
of Eaton county, VII. 490; commis- Blake, William, XI. 119.
sioned C. E. Stuart to raise 13th regi- Blake, William A., XI. 307.
ment Michigan Volunteer Infantry, II. Blake, Mrs. William A. (Miss Burdick),
293; commissioned George W. Fish, X. 190.
surgeon of 4th cavalry, 1862, IX. 198; Blakeley,- A. H., II. 228.
compliments 13th Michigan Volunteer Blakeley, J., XI. 498.
Infantry, IV. 137; congressman in 1867, Blakeley, Joseph, XI. 615n.
III. 124; friend of the Agricultural Col- Blakeley, Thomas, land entry, II. 272.
lege, VI. 124;. Governor in 1861-5, II. Blakeley, William I., III. 546; XIV. 7.
329; III. 121; member the legislature Blakeley, Mrs. William I., XI. 92.
1846, II. 329; tenders commission as Blakeslee, Scriba, XIV. 590.
colonel to D. D. Hughes, III. 398; trib- Blakeslee, Mrs. Urbania, death of, V. 527.
ute to Dr. Joy, XIII. 136. Blakesly, Levi. S., printer for Alphadel-
Blair, Charles, member of the legislature, phia Society, V. 410.
XIV. 412. Blanc, Louis, V. 407.
Blair, Chauncey, VIII. 62. Blanch, Peter, Detroit; remained Brit-
Blair, F. J., member of boat club, com- ish subject at close of the revolution-
mittee on resolutions on death of S. F. ary war, VIII. 411.
Seager, VII. 436. Blanchard, Rev. B. W., death of, IX. 42.
Blair, Francis P., journalist, X. 17. Blanchard, George, death of, III. 610.
Blair, Freeman, I. 170, 180. Blanchard, J. C., III. 476.
Blair, James, VII. 494; bank director, VI. Blanchard, John C., II. 205.
323. Blanchard, Rev. Jonathan, III. 236.
Blair, Rev. James, early library men- Blanchard. Joseph, taxable property in
tioned, VII. 329. 1802, VIII. 536.
Blair, Joseph, death of, VIII. 99. Blanchard, Rev. Joseph, death of, II. 166.
Blair, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 276; Blanchard, L. G., III. 8.
XIV. 182. Blanchard! Mariette, death of. XIII. 113.
Blair, Milo, publisher, VI. 74, 93; estab- Blanchard, Norman, memoir of, XIV. 482.
lished first paper in Montcalm county, Blanchard, S. G., member State Pioneer
VI.- 90. Society, III. 266.
Blair, Sarah, death of, III. 556. Blanchard, Judge Stillman, II. 412-414,
Blair, Rev. W. H., VI. 450. 426; III. 244, 553; IV. 306; VIII. 197;
Blair, William, II. 595. XII. 409, 410; XIV. 269, 530; commis-
Blair, William P., signed address to Maj. sioned by Gov. Cass chief justice of
William A. Puthuff, VIII. 655. Lenawee county, I. 228; II. 370; XII.
Blaisdell, Deacon Joseph S., X. 44-46; 408; subscription to first court house.
active in the early work for Hllsdale n. 427.
College, VI. 141, 142; grave of, VI. 165. Blanchard, W., death of. XIV. 186.
Blake, Col. — , III. 176. Blanchard, W. H., III. 291.
Blake, Charles, vs. James Connor, XI. Blanchard Creek, Gen. Hull encamped
624. on. XV. 92.
Blake, Capt. Chesley, I. 385, 437, 471; IV. Blandeau. Maurice, of the Indian depart-
80; V. 539; VII. 557; VIII. 39, 236, XIV. ment, XV. 196.
INDEX. ti3
Blandon, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 543. elected first register of Bay county, I.
Blaney, Harriet S., death of, VIII. 45. 105; in. 332.
Blaney, L., of the Blaney mine; VII. 211. Bliss, Mrs. — , of New York, elected
Blanford, John, death of, III. 556. honorary member of the State Histor-
Blank muskets, XII. 12S. ical Society, XII. 321.
Blankets, for Indian trade and presents, Bliss, A. L., I. 242.
V. 5; IX. 471; X. 496, 497, 579, 632; XL Bliss, Mrs. A. L., I. 242.
356, 357; XII. 16, 41, 82, 124, 146, 158, Bliss, Mrs. A. P. (Miss Brockway), XI,
170, 174, 221, 222, 224, 227, 231, 241, 246, 126.
247, 256, 273, 283, 287, 303; XIII. 73, 74; Bliss, A. T. & Bro., mill of, VII. 301.
XV. 606, 608, 613-615, 645-648, 655; in- Bliss, Albert N., A. M., VII. v., 17; VIII.
voice of sent from Michilimackinac to 7; "federal land grants for internal
Chicago, XV. 224; offered bjr sick In- improvements in the state of Michi-
dians to the Great Spirit, XIV. 213; gan," VII. 52.
regulation weight of, VIII. 663; used Bliss, C. M., I. 242.
for doors, I. 445. Bliss, Caroline, death of, IV. 269.
Blare, Asa, pioneer of Ecorse, IV. 489, Bliss. Caroline L., I. 238, 244.
491, 496, 515; date of settlement, IV. Bliss, Daniel W., death of, V. 528.
535; experience with an Indian, IV. Bliss, Emeline, I. 244.
488, 536. Bliss, Henry, original member of first
Blare, John, IV. 488, 536. Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI.
Blare, Mrs. John, pioneer of Ecorse, IV. 376-
488 Bliss, Hervey, for whom Blissfield was
Blashfield, -, located in Michigan, 1835, °afe^ \ 243, , 244; II. 369; III. 553; VII.
II 225- III 611 525; first settler of Blissfield, I. 230,
Blashfield, Mrs. William, death of, XIII. J33 J first tp. meeting held at house of,
132 II- 359, 380, 413; original member of
Blashfield's, tavern, II. 250- V. 247. first Presbyterian church, I. 238, 239.
Blashford, — , first purchaser of land in j ss- Hiram W., L238, 244.
Bellevue, III. 386, 389. BI1SS',,DJ- £ ^ \ILT3°1: XIIL 27°: &t'
Blasius, Mrs. Barbara, death of, IX. 42. vi -m President James A' Garfield>
Blass, Maria (Mrs. Anson Mapes), VI. — Mrg L w (Misg ^^ ^
Blatchley, Mrs. Matilda, death of, IX. 37. J£?»JS! ^ ™,L ™' 5°' *
lav Tnspnh ITT ^ Bhss> Nancv> original member of first
|:!ay' J°; Presbyterian church of Blissfield, I.
Blay, Michael, superintended mason 238- of Monroe VI 376
work on Detroit waterworks, IV. 470. Bli ' Mrg Rhod; M death
Blaye, Alexis, V. 102. XIII 113
Blazier, J. M., VII. 351. BlisS) g ( VII 482>
Blazier, Jacob L., VII. 357. Biiss s Bond> biog vm 70> 72; pogt.
Blazier, Peter, early settler of Grand master and member of legislature
Ledge, XIV. 90. VIII. 73.
Bleakley, — , British trader, XII. 445. Bliss T III 280 282
Bleakley, L, XV. 647-649. Bliss, W. A., III. 280. '
Bleakley, Josiah, clerk of Indian depart- Bliss, W. L, I. 242.
ment, his invoice of presents for In- Bliss, Whiting G., I. 238.
dians, XIII. 74; report of stores at Bliss, Rev. William C. H., III. 280 288,
Michilimackinac, XL 356; signs peti- 314,
tion, XL 395. Bliss, William W., I. 239, 241; speech at
Bleazby, Arthur A., attorney, XL 309. soth anniversary, I. 242, 244, 245, 248,
Bleeker county organized, name changed, 392.
I. 94, 126, 263; see also Menominee Bliss, Dr. Zenas E., VII. 450.
county. Bliss, Mrs. Zenas E. (Miss Marion Carr),
Blein, Joseph, taxable property in 1802, VII. 450.
VIII. 536. Bliss homestead, gathering at, I. 241.
Blende, zinc, where found, XIV. 204. Blissfield, semi-centennial of settlement
Blendon township (Ottawa county) or- of, I. 241; sketch of first church, I. 238.
ganized, IX. 255. Blissfield "Advance," VI. 84, 86.
Bleyenbergh, Rev. Aloysius Francis, Blissfield township (Lenawee county),
priest, XIIL 433, 434, 455. organized, II. 359, 365, 380; VII. 519,
Blickle, G., VI. 336. 525.
Bligh, C. M. (Mrs. Theo. M.), biog., V. Bliven, Samuel, I. 241.
228. Blivin, George W., death of, XIII. 229.
Bligh, Theodore M., III. 330; V. 228; Block houses at Amherstburg, location
64
INDEX.
of criticised, XV. 14; at Detroit, XV.
42, location of, X. 92; at Michilimack-
inac, XV. 619; at Saginaw, XIV. 500;
erected on Bois Blanc Island by United
States 1797, XII. 260; XV. 14; on the
Huron, XV. 178; used as jail, contract
for, VIII. 548.
Blocks (brass, iron, wood), ordnance
supplies, XL 426; XII. 124.
Blodget, — , prisoner of war, ordered
sent to York, XV. 491, 501, 502.
Blodgett, — , alderman of Detroit 1876,
II. 62.
Blodgett, Dr. A., established first paper
in Osceola county, VI. 92.
Blodgett, Cephas, III. 396.
Blodgett, Mrs. Cephas, III. 396.
Blodgett, D. A., bank director, VI. 323.
Blodgett, D. A. & Co., bankers, VI. 323.
Blodgett, J. E., elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 341.
Blodgett, P. S., superintendent Lake
Shore Ry., Detroit division, II. 343.
Blodgett, Sarah E., IV. 196.
Blodgett, Stephen, II. 204.
Blcedon, Ed., VII. 298.
Blcedon, Mrs. Ed., VII. 298.
Blois, Edwin T., XI. 43.
Blois (Bloys), Francois, list of taxable
property in 1802, VIII. 531, 535.
Blois, Miss Ida, XI. 43.
Blois, John T., IV. 257; VII. v.; bill for
furnishing statistics that secured the
five million dollar loan, VII. 146; de-
- scribes Indian mounds, II. 23-25; early
teacher, VII. 145; X. 98, 101; letter of,
VII. 145; published Michigan Gazeteer,
1839, II. 22; VIII. 7, 11; X. 98; XII. 11;
secretary of the first Nurserymen and
Fruit Growers' Association, X. 80-83;
"The five-million loan," VII. 145; biog.,
XI. 38, 42.
Blois, W. S., XI. 43.
Blois & King, attorneys, XL 43.
Blomer, Capt. — , IX. 497.
Blondall, — , his subscription for a mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Blondau, — , XL 498.
Blondeau, Barthelemi, interpreter, X.
639, 504; XL 384, 498; attacks an In-
dian, XII. 38; his goods plundered by
Indians, XL 350; salary per day, X.
636.
Blondish, — , trader, XL 389, 390.
Blondo, Maurice, sub-agent of United
States, XII. 449, 450.
Blood, Rev. — , I. 319.
Blood, A. G., publisher, VI. 87.
Blood, Mrs. Alzina (Miss Blackmar), XL
98.
Blood, Burintha, death of, IV. 283.
Blood, Daniel H., death of, VI. 431.
Blood, Ezra F., II. 88, 394, 413, 432; VII.
5, 525; XIV. 269, 530; among first set-
tlers of Tecumseh, I. 226; II. 38, 381, 383,
387, 397-399, 409; IV. 306; XIII. 32; en-
tered land in 1825, II. 367; entertained
old settlers on 80th birthday, II. 382;
held plow to turn first soil of Lenawee
county, IV. 299; member State Pioneer
Society, II. 186; III. 7; IV. 7; subscrip-
tion to first court house, II. 428, 432;
death of, XL 16, 97.
Blood, Leroy C., II. 382.
Blood, William A., soldier of the rebel-
lion, died in service, II. 382.
Bloody bridge, VI. 504; battle of, VIII.
364.
Bloody Run, VI. 504; battle of, VIII.
488; Indian relic from, XII. 329.
Bloom, George W., death of, XIII. 130.
Bloom, John, IV. viii.; biog., IV. 452- V
568.
Bloom/ Nelson, IV. 452.
Bloom, Peter, death of, XI. 130.
Bloomburg, Michael, death of, VI. 386.
Bloomfield, Giles, II. 325; candidate for
judge of probate, II. 314.
Bloomfield township (Oakland county),
established, III. 562; lines, location and
settlement of, VII. 560; land entries,
III. 567.
Bloss, — , III. 615; X. 7; death of, II. 457.
Bloss, James, I. 179.
Blosser, Matt. D., publisher, VI. 96.
Blossom, Miss Mary (Mrs. David Al-
drich), XIV. 77.
Blossom, Col. William, II. 254.
Blount, Mrs. Hannah, death of, XIII. 237.
Blount, Henry, death of, IX. 37.
Blount/ Lemuel, death of, IV. 249.
Blow, John, death of, XL 113.
Blower, Mrs. James, daughter of John
Brown, VII. 246.
Blowers, Ayor, death of, VII. 545.
Blowers, Clarissa, death of, XIV. 132.
Blowers, Norman, death of, V. 448.
Blowers, Rev. R. L., III. 242, 243.
Bluchistine, — , English statesman, VIII.
399.
Blue, — , death of, II. 230.
Blue, Ezekiel, blacksmith, XII. 392.
Blue, Isaac, death of, VIII. 98.
Bluebird, native of Michigan, XIV. 603.
Bluecloth see Broadcloth.
Blue Jacket, Shawanoe chief, I. 328; car-
ried messages, XII. 65, 69, 70, 118, 160;
early house of, I. 505; XIII. 16, 17;
gave information to British officer, XV.
24, 25; graduate of Hamilton College,
II. 557.
Blue Jacket, George, at the battle of
Raisin river, XV. 240.
Bluejay, native of Michigan, V. 250.
Blue Licks, salt springs, III. 19; battle
of, III. 32.
Blue Mound, Menominee Indian, I. 51.
Blue Mounds, XII. 424; Gen. Atkinson at,
XII. 431 ; mining district, XII. 424.
INDEX.
"Blue-racers," name given to early Mich-
igan swine, V. 253; VII. 484.
Blue vitriol see Vitriol. »
Bluitt, Edward, death of, XIV. 190.
Blunt, Serj't William, X. 369, 385.
Blushfield, — , I. 129.
Boals, William, VII. 174.
Boamy, Pierre, and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 318.
Board of claims, .proceedings of, XV. 682-
684.
Boardman, Gilbert S., attorney, XI. 309.
Boardman, William E., VI. 381.
Boats, at Presque Isle and Put-in Bay,
1812, XV. 490; attempts to burn dur-*
ing siege of Detroit, VIII. 331-335, 361:
British order for, 1777, IX. 348; built
in 1822, IV. 80; capacity of early ones,
I. 407; detained by British, XV. 146;
names of those used to transport Brit-
ish troops to Miamis in 1813. XV. 276;
of early ones, I. 471; of the British
destroyed by Gen. Proctor, XV. 428;
of United States captured, XV. 156;
on Lake Erie in 1839, list of, XIV. 543;
registered number of in 1788, XII. 4;
superiority of United States in 1812,
XV. 157; taken overland from Slusher
to Niagara river, XV. 165; transports
of the British in 1780, X. 431.
Boats, names of —
Adams, British, of 1812, XV. 64, 125;
Adelaide, steamboat on Kalamazoo
river, III. 284, 305; entered in regatta,
III. 645; Albatross, built in 1830, I.
471; Algoma, trip to Silver Islet, XIV.
199; Algonquin, IV. 69; Alexander J.
Dallas, built in 1816, IV. 81; Allie, en-
tered regatta, III. 645; Alpena, lost
at sea, IX. 284; Amanda, built by
Ferry & Son, IX. 283; Amazon, Brit-
ish, 1782, X. 665; Amelia of 1812, XV.
64; Amphitrite, British, of 1780,
grounded off St. Peter's island, X. 431;
Andrew Jackson, steamboat built in
1832, I. 471; Angelica of 1780, VIII.
599; IX. 437; lost in storm, XI. 402;
Angelina, IX. 585; Anglesea, IX. 582;
Ann, VII. 83; Annie, yacht entered in
regatta, III. 645; Archangel, IX. 493;
Argo, built in 1830. I. 396, 471; IV. 349;
VI. 413; Astoria, capture of, VI. 347;
Aunt Betsy, on Kalamazoo river, III.
284, 305; Austerlitz, schooner built in
1832, I. 471; Avenger (Avengeur),
British war ship of 1812, captured,
crews exchanged, XV. 188, 254; Baltic,
steamboat, V. 486; Barrett, on Grand
river, IX. 285; Beaver. XI. 641; XIV.
666; Berpsford, carried 'troops to
Niagara, XV. 533; delayed return, XV.
373; "Black Snake." I. 502; Bridge-
water, British of 1780, X. 431; Brock,
in war of 1812, XV. 312; Buena Vista,
early boat on Saginaw river. III. 325;
9
XIII. 365-367; .Buffalo, of 1839, XIV.
543, 568; Bunker Hill, of 1839,
XIV. 543; Burlington, British, in
1812, XV. 312; Caldwell, propeller, used
in clearing passage into Muskegon
lake, I. 300; Caledonia, British, of 1812,
XV. 64, 102; captured, XV. 164; Cam-
den, British vessel of 1802, I. 406; XV.
39; "Canada," British, in war of 1812,
XV. 312; Canonicus, conveyed prison-
ers of war to Fortress Monroe, III. 184;
Caroline, supply vessel for Commodore
Perry's fleet on Lake Erie, IX. 282;
Caroline, burned, XII, 346; Central
America, lost at sea, II. 432; Cham-
plain, British, in war of 1812, XV. 312;
Charles Townsend, of 1839, XIV. 543;
"Charlotte," launched, XV. 533; Char-
well, British, in war of 1812, XV. 312,
680; Chesapeake, of 1839, XIV. 543; in
engagement with British frigate Shan-
non, VII. 289; Chippeway, built in 1823,
IV. 69, 80; XIII. 317; carried troops to
the Miami in 1813, XV. 276; captured,
XV. 377; Cincinnati, of 1839, XIV. 543;
City of Buffalo, steamboat, V. 486; City
of Detroit, carried first mining imple-
ments to Silver Islet, XIV. 199; City
of Milwaukee, IX. 275, 284, 285; Cleve-
land, of 1839, XIV. 543; Colonel Myers,
carried troops to the Miami in 1813,
XV. 276, 290; Columbia, VI. 177; Co-
lumbus, of 1839, XIV. 543; Commerce,
. IX. 162; Commodore, steamer used as
transport in 1862, III. 187; Commodore
Perry, of 1839, XIV. 543; Congress,
burned, VI. 194; Congress, destroyed
by the Merrimac, III. 186, 187; Constel-
lation, of 1839, XIV. 543; Constitution,
of 1839, VII. 289; XIV. 543; Contractor,
sailing vessel of 1812, I. 406; XV. 64;
certificate Of clearance dated 1805,
VIII. 548; Coral, pleasure yacht res-
cued drowning, VII. 386; Crook, Capt.
Noyes, IX. 283; Cumberland, de-
stroyed by the Merrimac, III. 186, 187;
Cuyahoga, VII. 132; Daniel Ball, on
Saginaw river, IX. 72; on Grand river,
IX. 285; Daniel Buckley, flat boat on
Paw Paw river, III. 643; Daniel Web-
ster, II. 19; XIII. 125; XIV. 544;
Dart, IV. 208; Delaware, steamboat, I.
471; Delight, Capt. Inglis, IX. 514; De
Soto, XI. 174; Detroit, British flag
ship in battle on Lake Erie, I. 411; at-
tempted capture of, XV. 164; captured
XV. 377; cargo when captured, XV.
165; condition after battle, I. 411;
XV. 485; destroyed, XV. 165; manned
and armed, XV. 356; Detroit, of 1830
and later, I. 471; IX. 283; XV. 151;
DeWitt Clinton, of 1839, XIV. 543; Do-
minion. XIII. 317; Drover, British, of
1812, IX. 284; XV. 64, 373; Duke of
Glouchester, in British navy, XV. 134;
INDEX.
Duke of Wellington,. I. 470; Duncan
Robinson, IX. 285; Dunmore, IX. 475,
582, 585; E. B. Morgan, built by Amos
Rath bun, IX. 284; E. C. Roberts, XI.
174; Eclipse, IV. 351; Eleanor, British,
of 1812, XV. 64; Elisha Bliss, IX. 285;
Eliza, British, carried troops to the
Miami in 1813, XV. 276, 290; Elizabeth
Ward, built in 18?3, I. 471; III 320;
Ellen, owned by Richard Pattinson;
burned by Gen. Proctor's orders, XV.
446; Emeline, built by Ferry & Son,
IX. 283; Enterprise, I. 386; IV. 90; IX.
161, 28"2'; Erie, schooner, II. 388; IV.
349; XIV. 543; captured, XV. 377; in
commission in 1820, IV. 80; nearly
wrecked, VII. 154; Esperance, XI. 641;
cargo of, XII. 5; description of, XII. 5;
Essex, United States frigate of 1812,
XV. 207; captured transport Samuel
and Sarah, XV. 254, 335, 385, 386;
Essex, built at Bay City, III. 325; Ex-
periment, early boat on Huron river,
I. 330; Fair American, schooner, I.
470; Fairport, of 1839, XIV. 543; Faith,
lost at sea, XI. 402; Fanny Shriver,
on Kalamazoo river, III. 307; Felicity,
IX. 530, 582, 585, 601; XI. 403; XIII.
317; used as transport, XI. 433; Faith,
IX. 585; Fire Fly, in 1824, I. 413; IV.
81; Forest Queen, VI. 177, 179; Fran-
cis, XV. 25; Friend's Good Will, built
in 1810, on river Rouge, chartered by
government in 1812; captured by Brit-
ish and name changed to Little Belt;
recaptured by Commodore Perry, II.
36; VIII. 233. 234; Furtrader, XL 169;
Gage, IX. 473, 582, 585; used as trans-
port, XL 433; Galena, gunboat, III.
186; Galena, propeller, wrecked, VI.
194; Gazelle, on Grand river, IX. 2S5;
General Brady, built in 1832, I. 471;
IV. 349; General Gratiot, I. 396. 414,
471; IV. 349; VI. 413; General Harri-
son, boat of 1833, I. 471 General Hun-
ter, carried troops to the Miami in
1813, XV. 276; General Porter, of 1839,
XIV. 544; General Scott, II. 62; Gen-
eral Wayne, of 1839. XIV. 543; Gene^ee
Chief, propeller, VI. 180; Genevieve,
British .war ship of 1812, captured;
crew exchanged as prisoners of war,
XV. 154 ^exchange discussed, XV. 287;
George Washington, II. 254; Gipsie,
yacht, entered regatta, III. 645: Glad-
win, XIV. 666; attacked by Indians,
XIII. 311; Goodintent. II. 549, 559;
cargo of, XII. 5; description of. XII. 4;
Governor Marcy. first steamboat to en-
ter Saeinaw river, III. 318, 606; IX.
126; XIII. 353. 361, 3«2; Governor
Mason, bvilt bv the Godfreys. IV. 289,
2PO: IX 285: Grace. yacM, entpred r°-
gatta. FT. 64K: Grand Turk TV. 2KO;
Great Western, of 1839, XIV. 543;
Griffin, first sailing boat on Lake Erie,.
I. 121; on Detroit river, II. 99, 567; III.
644; IV. 79; description of, III. 650;
illustration of, III. 643; lost, fate un-
known, III. 653; Guerriere, British gun-
boat, exchange of crews discussed, XV.
188; H. C. Akeley, IX. 284; Harriet,
launching of, IV. 312; on Clinton river,
V. 460; Hateras, British war ship, of
1812, captured ; crew exchanged as pris-
oners of war, XV. 254; Heart of Oak,
VII. 230; Helen Mar, on Kalamazoo
river, III. 284, 305; Henry Clay, 1827,
I. 395; II. 510. 567; IV. 80; VII. 132;
carried cholera to Detroit, III. 224;
description of, II. 510, 567; model of
beauty, IV. 94; Hercules, British, of
1780, X. 431 : Holmton, British, of 1780,
X. 431; Hope, IX. 585; XL 641;
wrecked, XL 403; Humming Bird, on
Grand river, IX. 285; Hunter, I. 501;
captured, XV. 377; Hunter Savage, IX.
283; Huron, British man-of-war, 1812,
IV. 350: VI. 177; XV. 312; Illinois, IX.
283; XIV. 543; Ironsides, lost at sea.
IX. 284; Isabella, British, of 1780, X.
431; James Madison, of 1839, XIV. 543;
Jefferson, United States. XV. 581;
Jena, built in 1834, I. 471; Jersey,
prison ship (British), IV. 112; John
Quincy Adams, II. 152; Jones, United
States warship. XV. 581; Julia Palmer,
IV. 63, 80; VII. 185; Julia Smith,
schooner, IV. 364; IX. 71; XIII. 364,
365; Kingston, British, in war of 1812.
XV. 312; L. G. Mason, on Saginaw
river, IX. 72; "La Grange," schooner
built in 1826, I. 471; Lady Elgin, lost
on Lake Michigan, date of, I. 265;
Ladv of the Lake, steamboat, I. 471:
II. 152; IV. 471; Lady Prevost, British.
XV. 97; attempted recapture of the
Detroit, XV. 165; captured, XV. 377;
carried troops to the Miami in 1813,
XV. 276; launched, XV. 104; on scout-
ing cruise, XV. 179; Lark. I. 407; Law-
rence, Perry's flagship, I. 410, 411; Lex-
ington, of 1839, XIV. 543; Lillie, yacht.
III. 644; Little Belt, captured by the
British and re-captured by Commodore
Perry at battle on Lake Erie, II. 36:
taken from the British by Commodore
Perry, captured with Oliver Williams,
VIII. 234; Little Erie, used to assist
the Patriots, XII. 417: "Lodi." schoon-
er built in 1834. I. 471; T ondon, IX.
108; collided with the Manhattan. IX.
116; Macomb, on Clinton river. V. 469:
Macy IX. 283: Madison. United States
warship of 1812. XV. 343; Magic, built
by Ferry X- Son. TX. 283; Major Ander-
son. IX. 284; "Major Jack Dow-He:."
I 471: T^ar°n°ro. schooner, b"ilt in
1831, I. 471; IV. 85; Maria, of 1776, IX.
INDEX.
67
344; X. 665; Marie Antonette, I. 329;
Marshall Ney, built in 1830; I. 471; IV.
351; VI. 473; Mary, first trading ves-
sel on Saginaw river, III. 322; XIII.
363; Mary, British, carried troops to
the Miami in 1813, XV. 276; Mary Ann,
purchased by the British, XV. 269;
Mary Bell, tug, IX. 285; Mayflower, res-
olution forming Congregational church
adopted on board of, XII. 352; tribute
to, IV. 201; Mayflower, on Kalamazoo
river, III. 284, 304; Merchant, IV. 67;
lost with all on board, VIII. 149 ; Merid-
ian, VI. 177; Merrimac, confederate
iron-clad ram, battle with the Monitor,
III. 186; Meshawaukee, on Grand river,
IX. 285; Metropolis, steamboat, VI. 181;
Michigan, 1839, I. 436, 437; IV. 80, 484;
VII. 358; IX. 275, 284; XIII. 121; XIV.
643; Michigan Belle, IX. 284; Milwau-
kee, IX. 284; XIV. 544; lost in 1842 off
Saugatuck, III. 305; Mink, II. 37; VIII.
234; captured, XV. 683, 684; claims for
loss of, XV. 683, 684; sketch of. an-1
other items, X. 120; Mohawk, United
States gunboat, XV. 606; Moira, Brit-
ish, of 1812, XV. 66; delayed return,
XV. 573; repairs ordered. XV. 73;
Monitor, gunboat, battle with the Mer-
rimac, III. 186; Monroe, of 1839, I. 471;
XIV. 543; "Montreal," British, in war
of 1812, XV. 312; unfit for service, XV.
675; "Morice," British, in war of 1812,
XV. 284; Morning Star, V, 486: Nancy.
British, of 1780, X. 431; of 1806-1812,
XV. 39. 64; attacked in St. Glair river.
XV. 412, 413, 421; claims for loss of,
XV. 683, 684; carried troops to the
Miami in 1813, XV. 276; destroyed to
prevent falling into the enemy's hands,
XV 635, 636; goods for Mackinaw
stored in, XV. 632; impressed by Brit-
ish, XV. 92; report of its examining
committee. XV. 426; value of, XV. 451;
transported grain to Micnilimackir>ao,
XV. 617; unfit for service, XV. 465;
Napoleon, schooner built in 1828. I.
471; IV. 64; Nautilus, United States
worship of 1812. captured, crew to be
exchanged as prisoners of war, XV.
188, 2f>4; exchange of crews discussed.
XV. 287; Netley, British, in war of
1812. XV. 312; Now England, of 1R39,
XIV. 543; New Era, built by Galen
Eastman, IX. 2R3; New Hamnshire.
schooner. IX. 2*3; Nowash. British, in
w«r of 1812, XV. 312: N°w York, of
1839, VI. 15; XIV. 543; Niagara. Brit-
ish, in war of 1*12. XV. 212, R90; in
battle on Lake FMe. I. 410; Ni^0"-^.
brill in 1«26. TV. 79 80: VTT. 131: N^h
Ferry, built bv Ferrv &• POT,, ix. 283;
Nonp""V of 1792. VT. 330- North j4r»or-
ica, 1839, II. 401; XIV. 543; North Star,
XI. 174; ship captured in Domingo
waters in 186 — , II. 479; Nucleus (Neu-
clus), VII. 230; Ocean, British, of 1780,
X. 431; Ocean, first steamer on Lake
Superior, IV. 67; IX. 282; Ohio, J de-
scription of, bill of fare, XIV. 565, 566;
Olive Branch, on Grand river, IX. 285*
O'ive Richmond, Capt. Munroe. IX. 284;
Oliver Newberry, I. 471; XIV. 543;
Oneida, United States warship of 1812,
XV. 96, 343; Ottawa, commissioned by
David Beaton, IX. 282. 345; Owasta-
nonk, first river steamboat built at
Grand Haven, IX. 285; P. G. Heath,
steam barge on Kalamazoo river, III.
305 ; Paragon, on Grand river, IX. 285 ;
Peacock, United States ship, XIV. 576;
Peggy, early steamer on Muskegon lake
I. 294; Pennsylvania, of 1839, XIV. 543;'
Perseverance, claims for loss of, XV.
683, 684; destroyed, XV. 683: Pfi^.
"United States warship 1812, XV.
343; Pilot, built in 1825; I. 471; IV.
351; Pioneer, 1827, II. 181; IV. 80; IX.
283; Pocahontas, IX. 284; Pond Lily,
at Allegan, III. 284; Porcupine, reve-
nue cutter, I. 470; Porter, Capt. Coon,
VIII. 65; Post Boy, schooner 1834. II.
193 ; Prince Eugene, built in 1832, 1. 471 ;
Prince Regent, British, XV. 95;
launched, XV. 533; Princess Charlotte,
XV. 680; Psyche, British, in war of
1812, XV. 312; Queen Charlotte, Brit-
ish man-of-war, XIV. 63; XV. 85, 121;
captured, XV. 377; condition after the
battle, I. 411 ; conveys prisoners of war,
XV. 145; patrols coast, XV. 151; R°d
Jacket, III. 568; Robert Fulton, 1839,
XIV. 543; Rochester, 1839, XIV. 543;
Romulus, Capt. Grayton, IX. 514; Ro-
wena. yacht, entered regatta, III. 645;
Royal George, British, 1812, XV. 66,
73, 284; Russia, carried Michigan sol-
diers to Vera Cruz, VII. 113; Sasina
(Saginah, Saguina), XI. 641; cargo and
description of, XII. 5-6; Saginaw Hun-
ter, V. 141; St. Clair. I. -171; VI. 4J3;
St. Joseph, first vessel employed regu-
larly in the lumber business at Grand
Haven, IX. 282; "St. Lawrence," Brit-
ish, in war of 1812. XV. 312: Saladin,
VII. 121; Salem packet, built in 1818.
I. 471; VII. 289: Samuel and Sarah,
transport of 1812. XV. 207. 385-387;
captured the Essex, XV. 254: S"n-
dusky, 1839. XIV 543; "Sauk," Brit-
ish, in war of 1812, XV. 312; Savage,
built in 1828. I. 471; III. 318. fi<^: used
by Williams in fur trade, VITT. 248;
Scorpion. canturerl. XV. «41-fi44;
S"^s:e, IX. 12H: S^astonn] TX. 2«4;
"Selina, 1812. XV 64: Sen°ca Chief,
canal boat. TV. 185: Fhan^ori Prftfsh
gunboat, in fight with the Chesapeake.
« INDEX.
VII. 289; Shelden Thompson, IV. 481; Whitefish, on JLake Superior, III. 258;
Shiela, yacht, entered regatta, III. 645: Whitney, built at Bangor, III. 325; Wil-
Sir Isaac Brock, burned by United liam Peacock, built in 1828, IV. 80; Wil-
States troops, XV. 327; Siscomet, XIV. liam Penn, II. 13; III. 159; IV. 80; VII.
233; Sophia, British, 1780, X. 431; 132; Wisconsin, 1839, XIV. 543; Wol-
Southern, V. 486; Southern Michigan. cott, XIII. 367; Wolf, British, in war of
V. 486; Speed, V. 141; Spring, British, 1812, XV. 312: grounded off St. Peter's
1780, X. 431; Staines, British, ex- island, X. 431; Wyandotte (Wian-
ehange of its crew discussed, XV. 188; dotte), beached in Lake Huron, IX.
Star, disabled, XV. 680; Superior, 582, 585, 598; Wyman, IX. 283; Young
United States gunboat, XV. 572, 581; Lion, of the West, first boat to pass
description of, XV. 606; of 1812, XV. through Erie canal. II. 554.
606; Superior, built 1822, II. 208; III. Bobb, Rev. — , VII. 177.
470, 577; VII. 132; X. 87; XIV. 561; Bobie, probably Lieut. Beaubien, British
model of beauty, IV. 94; Swallow, IV. officer, IX. 393.
69; VII. 186; lost on Lake Superior, Bobien, Antoine; see Beaubien.
with all on board, VII. 246; Teippec- Bobin; see Beaubien.
cans, XIII. 49 ; Telegraph, steamboat, Bock, — , pioneer landlord, XIV. 387.
V. 486; IX. 283; Tempest, IX. 285; Bock, C. F., V. 321, 322.
Thames, British, 1812, XV. 64; Bocque, Father — , Franciscan mission-
burned bv Americans, XIII. 599; ary, I.- 486.
Thomas Jefferson, 1839, XIV. 543; Bodine, — , III. 426.
Tiger, revenue cutter, I. 470 ; XIV. 537 ; Bodine, Mrs. Clarissa (Williams), XIV.
Tigress, captured, XV. 641-44; Ton- 95.
quin, sent to Columbia river by the Bodine, William H., publisher, III. 350.
American Fur Company, III. 53: Bodman, John R., I. 18.
wrecked by its clerk, Lewis, III. 55. Boer, Rev. G. E., publisher, IX. 298.
62; Toronto, British, destroyed, mate- Boers, Henry, A. B., of Hope College, IX.
rial used in other vessels, XV. 73; 329.
Troy, IX. 284; Truant, yacht, III. 644; Boete, Baptiste, of Detroit, remained
Twilight, steamboat on Kalamazoo British subject at close of revolution-
river, III. 305; Uncle Sam, I. 471; III. ary war, VIII. 410.
544; Union, in commission prior to Boeva, Janetta, death of, XIV. 52.
1820, IV. 80; United States, schooner, Bogard, Laban, taxable property of in
IX. 162; XIV. 543; Vermillion, 1839. 1802, VIII. 540.
XIV. 543; Vermont, schooner, IX. 283; Bogardus, Edgar, soldier of the Mexican
Victory, lost at sea, IX. 282, 283; Walk- war VI. 19.
in-the-Water, first steamboat on Lnke Bogart, Emely M., death of, VI. 341.
Erie, I. 384. 407; II. 38, 567; III. 155, Bogart, Horace, II. 444.
222, 576; XIV. 537; description of. IV. Bogart, Jacob, witness in Chippewa sale
79; XIV. 560: first visit to Detroit, of land, VIII. 499, 501.
XIV. 657; how named, IV. 477: opin- Bogart, Lydia, death of, VII. 545.
ions of the French and Indians on its Bogert, Antoine and wife, on Detroit's
first appQararce, XIV. 156; its motor census roll, 1779, X. 314.
power, XIV. 560; size of, X. 87; storv Boggs, Rev. A. R., II. 207.
of its last trip, list of passengers, V. Boggs, Samuel, VI. 175, 177; first alder-
8, 9; when built, I. 505; wrecked. I. man of the city of Alpena, VI. 184;
408; IV. 80; V. 8, 9; X- 87; Washing- loss by fire, VI. 185.
ton, burned, XIV. 544; Wasp. United Boggs' Hotel, VI. 179.
States, captured by the British, crew Bogue, Mrs. Harriet, death of, VIII. 75.
exchanged as prisoners of war. XV. 93.
188, 254; exchange of its crew argued. Bogue, Leonard L., VIII. 93.
XV. 288; Wave, on Paw Paw river, Bogue, Philo, first settler of Portland,
III. 627; Wayne, V. 486; Wayward. XIV. 622.
yacht, entered regatta. III. 645; Wea- Bogus settlement, XIV. 558.
zel, XI. 641; cargo of. XII. 5, 6; de- Bohanna, William, death of, XIV. 69.
scription of, XII. 5 6; Weir. British. Bohannan, Maria, territorial pioneer, IV.
1780, X. 431: Welcome, IX. H66. 377. 238.
582, 599. 601; its cargo itemized. Bohm, H., III. 291.
Chipped by Lieut. Harrow from M"cVi- Bohne, — , I. 294.
naw to Detroit. IX. 657; r>nrr*»wfi bv Bohne. Mrs. Susan, I. 293. 204, 301.
Maj DpPeyster. IX. 390. 391: Weili*!?- Bohr. Mrs. Fred, death of, XI. 132.
»r«n R. Bur* TX. 72- Wono"" nr-T^n-r. Boiee. Mrs. Alfred, death of. XIV. 138.
VI. 184; Western Metropolis V. 486: Boies, Henry M.. VII. 528.
INDEX.
Boies, John K., II. 394; III. 413; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 86.
Boileau (Boiloui, Boleau), N., United
States Indian agent, XV. 245; his let-
ter to Joseph Roe, XV. 196; to the Win-
nebagoes, XV. 197.
Boilvin, N. Z., signs petition for county
revenues, XII. 586.
Bois, Pierre du; see Avangour.
Bois Blanc Island, XII. 32, 418; block
house erected on by U. S. government,
XII. 260; XV. 14; description of in
1790, XII. 32; heavily timbered, I. 503;
XV. 14; Indian name and location of,
XII. 380; XIII. 309.
Boisbriant, Lieut. Pierre Duque, com-
mandant at Kaskaskia 1722, V. 100.
Boise, Mrs. — , (Miss Chubb), XIII. 221.
Boise, Eugene, M. D., member of com-
mittee on resolutions on death of Dr.
Platt, VI. 334, 335.
Boise, George, VI. 474.
Boise, James R., elected member of
State Pioneer Society, XII. 323; in-
structor in the Michigan University,
V. 35; VI. 38; IX. 92.
Boishebert, Capt. — de, VIII. 454.
Boismier, Francois, taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Boisquet, Col. — , IX. 421.
Bole, John, editor, I. 299.
Boleau, N.; see Boileau.
Bolivar, burning of, IV. 155.
Bolks, Rev. S., IX. 308, 311.
Bolles, Capt. — , grandfather of Gov. Be-
gole, V. 338.
Bolles, Mrs. — , VII. 356.
Bolles, Calvin, death of, IV. 249.
Bolles, Mrs. Hannah, death of, IX. 38.
Bolles, Rachel, death of, IX. 39.
Bolls, Mrs. John, death of, VI. 383.
Bolt, John, IX. 268, 332.
Bolte, Rev. Father C. G., III. 483.
Bolter, Alexander, biog., IV. 227.
Bolter, Lemuel R., IV. 227.
Bolton, A. L., VII. 461.
Bolton, Mrs. A. L., III. 503; VII. 461.
Bolton, Capt. Abram F., soldier of the
Blaclj Hawk war, VI. 220, 238, 239; VII.
348; acts as judge to punish theft, VII.
354; candidate for the legislature, II.
310-312; chairman of the second town
meeting of Green township, X. 66; on
muster roll of 1832, VII. 349, 353.
Bolton, Henry, VI. 197.
Bolton, Lieut. Col. Mason, IX. 351, 353,
356, 360, 366, 374, 378, 382, 411-413,
415-417, 421, 422, 436, 440, 461, 462, 474,
491, 542, 580, 583, 585, 588. 591, 609,
611, 615, 630, 633, 638; X. 279, 331, 334,
338, 345, 358, 361, 372, 377. 412, 413,
417, 440; directed to transport goods
for Mr. McComb. IX. 408; X. 330; his
letters from Gen. Guy Carleton, X. 280-
282; letter from Lieut. Clowes, IX.
621; letter from Maj. DePeyster, IX.
614; letters from Capt. Grant, with
Capt. Harrow's enclosures, IX. 606;
his letters to Gen. Haldimand, IX. 427-
429; unaddressed, X. 309; placed ia
command of lake fleet, IX. 400.
Bolton, William, VI. v.
Bolton & McRae, VI. 180, 184; loss by
fire, VI. 186, 196.
Bomba, Charles, assistant mine carpen-
ter, XIV. 201.
Bombonney & LaCroix, amount received
for goods for Indians, XV. 488.
Bomdasafiles, D. L., his subscription for
a missionary at Michilimackinac. X.
289.
Bonaparte, Napolean, visited by Indian
chiefs, XII. 508; statement concerning
by Sir John Johnson, XV. 260.
Bonaventure, Francois, Franciscan
priest, at Detroit 1734, VIII. 450-452:
named St. Anne's parish, I. 487.
Bond, — , tailor, III. 284.
Bond, Mrs. — , XIII. 557.
Bond, A., V. 476.
Bond, Barney, death of, IX. 27.
Bond, Dr. D. M., VII. 207, 208; president
of mine, VII. 211.
Bond, Elial, landlord, III. 392.
Bond, Emily, death of, VIII. 5«.
Bond, Miss H. (Mrs. Asa Williams), XIII.
557.
Bond, J. W., III. 280.
Bond, Jonas, death of, XIII. 282.
Bond, Lewis (LJouis), XII. vii.; collector
at Miami Rapids, XII. 655; commis-
sioned lieutenant 1793, commission pre-
sented State Historical Society, XIL
334; letter to Col. Proctor, VIII. 637,
638; name on election roll of 1799, VIII.
510, 511; taxable property in 1802, VIII.
536.
Bond, Miss M. (Mrs. S. W. Dexter), XIII.
557.
Bond, Melinda (Mrs. S. O. Kingsbury),
XI. 86.
Bond, Mrs. Phoebe, death of, IX, 38.
Bond, Samuel, III. 405.
Bond, Shadrach, early Governor of Illi-
nois, V. 107.
Bond, Washington, XII. 570.
Bond, William S., revives "Michigan
Farmer," IV. 437.
Bond & Snyder, publishers, VII. 101.
Bond, of Michael Dousman for parole,
XV. 633.
Bondi (Bondie), Antoine, adopts Indian
boy, XII. 454; on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Bondi, Joseph, name on election roH
1799. VIII. 509, 510; 1827, XII. 461%.
7* INDEX.
Bondine, Capt. — , VIII. 360, 361, 363. Book, Dr. — , IV. 438.
Bondy, — , X. 240; signs petition against Booker, Jacob, IV. 302.
McDougal's possession of Hog Island, Bookley, Josiah, on census roll of De-
X. 238. troit, 1827, XII. 461 %.
Bondy, Capt — , killed at battle of the Boone, Clark, death of, XIV. 134.
Miami, XV. 311. Boone, Capt. Daniel, III. 19, 84; V. 151;
Bondy (Bondie), Dominicque (Domin), IX 464; captured by Indians; his re-
Sr XII. 578; on census roll of Detroit port of Indian troubles Ix. 435; his
iS^aFt^Jii n^me °n electlon ro11 obituary mentioned, X. 85.
of 1799, V II. 509, 510. Bo Daniel j ,,Th T f R
Bondy, Dominicque, Jr., XII. 578. ford " V 525
Bondy, Joseph, IX. 473; on census roll of r>™ Q' -M' r>o',^i TTT 10
Detroit, 1782, X. 202; and wife on cen- *° ™> *"' °a±i' "Lf r f
sus roll of Detroit 1779, X. 322. Boone JH member of relief committee
Bondy, Lieut. Joseph, his daily salary, p for ^,llan,d township IX. 339.
IX. 485; in the Indian department, IX. Bo°neville, Capt - and party cross the
470- XII 578 Rocky mountains in 1832, VII. 504.
Boneau, Louis, taxable property in 1802 Boonnsborough attacked by Indians, III.
VIII. 636. 19-
Bonebright, Mrs. Barbara, death of, VIII. goot?' Mrs' ~ (Mis0s Stuart), XIII. 159.
97, . Booth, A. R., IV. 413.
Bonebright, Lacftma, death of XI 132 Booth> Mrs' Adeline- deata of, VIII. 116.
Bonhomme, Francois, list of taxable prop- Booth. Judge Henry H., III. 280, 285, 286;
erty in 1802, VIII, 532, 535. erected and loaned building for school,
Bonbon, Francois, taxable property in Iir- 28^» 28^-
1802, VIII. 540. Booth, Horace, II: 543.
Bonbon, Nicholas, taxable property in Bootn- J- Wilkes, II. 76.
1802, VIII. 540. Booth, John, death of, VIII. 99.
Boniface, St. (family name Winfrid) Booth. Rev. John, pioneer preacher, I.
XIII. 473. 401; V. 48; early teacher, I. 467.
Bonine, — , Mayor of Niles IV 213 Booth, Judge Norman L. (S.), III. 392;
Bonine, J. E., I. 133. VIII. 204-206.
Bonne, Capt. — de, his land grant XIV Booth. Virgil, II. 543.
644-650; killed in battle, 1760 XIV 649 Bootn> William D., attorney, XI. 309.
Bonne, Pierre de, XIV. 649. Booth, William W., his gift, XII. 346, 348.
Bonnecamp, Father, priest in Ohio 1751 Bo°th, Z., III. 280.
X. 91. ' Booth & Avery, XII. 392.
Bonnell, — , British purchasing agent, Boque, Philo, I. 193.
prisoner" of war, XV. 639. Borasson, Louis, on census roll of De-
Bonnell, Eli P., IV. 232. troit, 1827, XII. 461%; 578.
Bonnell, Jacob, biog., XIV. 86. Bord, Rev. George W., II. 160.
Bonnell, Sarah P., IV. 194. Borden, Almon D., III. 545.
Bonner, Phineas, early settler of Branch Borden, Capt. Baker, XI. 91.
county, VI. 217; soldier of the Black Borden, Mrs. Baker (Mary A.), brief
Hawk war, VI. 220. biography of, XL 91 .
Bonner, William, death of, XI. 84. Borden, Mrs. Joseph, death of, IV. 249.
Bonneterre, Augustin, claim for losses Borden, M. S., death of, XIII. 212.
by Indians, XV. 671. Bordwell, Medad, original member of the
Bonney, Eliza (Mrs. T. Eldred), V. 393. first Congregational church of Homer,
Bonsai, Lieut. — , III. 180. X. 34.
Bontecou, Capt. — , his temperance work, Borgers, Rev. H., IX. 312.
XIII. 402. Borgess, Right Rev. Casper H., bishop of
Bonvoloir, — , signs petition against Me- diocese of Detroit, VI. 352; IX. 136;
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X. XIII. 436, 450, 470, 475; dedicated
238. chapel of the Sacred Heart, XIII. 481;
Bonvouloine, Joseph, taxable property of dedicated Holy Redeemer church of
in 1802, VIII. 539. Detroit, XIII. 478; native of Prussia,
Boody, — , settled in Brookfield in 1837, IX. 136; new residence of, XIII. 458;
III. 386. ordained William P. Considine, XIII.
Booher, Frederick, I. 210; III. 283. 463; ordained Rev. C. Reilly, XIII. 453.
Boohr, Henry, landlord. III. 283; XIV. Borgia, Pierre, on census roll of Detroit,
•128. 1782, X. 609.
INDEX.
71
Bergman, Charles H., city clerk of De-
troit, 1876, II. 62.
Borland, J. P., Vli. 525.
Borland, James Ty landlord, III. 553; XII.
408; subscription to first court house,
II. 427.
Born, E. B., III. 281, 291.
Borner, Mrs. M. G. (Miss Cynthia King),
XI. 68.
Borner, Mrs. W. C. (Miss Frances King),
XL 68.
Boromvers, Hendrick, death of, XIV. 54.
Borrell, Alexis, Jr., of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of the revolu-
tionary war, VIII. 410.
Borrell (Borrelle), Joseph, Sr., of Detroit,
remained British subject at close of
the revolutionary war, VIII. 411.
Borrell, Joseph, Jr., of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of the revolu-
tionary war, VIII. 410.
Borrowing and lending in pioneer days,
XIII. 588.
Bort, William, II. 205, 206; member of
the Nurserymen and Fruit Growers'
Association, X. 81-83.
Bortels, Mrs. Jane, death of, VIII. 75, 96.
Borthwick, — , Lieut. Col. Royal Artil-
lery, his report of 1794 of ordnance
stores at Detroit, XII. 101-103.
Border, Wandal, II. 254.
Bortree, M. K., II. 342.
Bortree Manufacturing Company, II. 342.
Bos, Rev. E., IX. 306.
Bosks, — , on bay of Saginaw, XV. 23.
Bosksch, Julias, I. 296.
Boslick, William, X. 343, 344.
Bosome, Joseph, XII. 570.
Boss, George, collector of Albion town-
ship in 1837, II. 203.
Boss, Randall, member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 90.
Bosseron (Bosserou), — , Jr., Capt., at
Vincennes, suspected of treachery, IX.
436, 498; X. 300.
Bossuet, Bishop — , I. 482.
Bostedar, Mrs. James, death of, XIII. 229.
Bostick, Dr. Charles S., soldier of the
Mexican war, VI. 18, 23.
Boston, American prisoners of war on
parole sent to, XV. 183.
Boston Company, III. 270, 284.
"Bostonnois," epithet of contempt, XII.
510.
Bostwick, Lieut. Col. — , letter to from
Lieut. Medcalf, XV. 458.
Bostwick, Mrs. — , III. 296, 297.
Bostwick, E. B., VI. 82.
Bostwick, Henry, merchant, IX. 550, 557,
617, 658; X. 421, 600; XIII. 56, 69; cer-
tifies to fair treatment by Gov. Sin-
clair, X. 421; XIII. 63; petitions Gen.
Haldimand for indemnity, X. 367 ; signs
memorial for protection of trade in
1780, IX. 550; for removal of Fort
Michilimackinac to the island, IX. 557;
signed petition for indemnity, XIII. 57;
subscription for a missionary at Mich-
ilimackinac, X. 290, 306.
Bostwick, J. T., VI. 175; loss by fire, VL
186.
Bostwick, Capt. John, XV. 652; letter of,
XV. 659.
Bostwiek, John B., death of, XL 26.
Bostwick, Mrs. John B., death of, XL 26.
Bostwick, Milo B., V. 416.
Boswell, — , his corps of Kentucky militia
mentioned, XV. 294.
Boswell, Isaac I., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Bosworth, Joseph, first township meeting
for Walton township held at his house.
III. 405.
Bosworth, B., land entries. III. 401.
Bosworth, Luther B., IV. 237.
Bosworth, Edward F., IX. 255.
Bosworth, Joseph, land entries. III. 406.
Botany Bay, military prison, XII. 422.
Bothwell, William E., early landlord of
Jackson, II. 294, 310; IX. 49.
Bothwell, Mrs. William, death of. XIII.
133.
Bothwell tavern, III. 498.
Botocbeshing, Ottawa Indian, XII. 375.
Botsford, — , IV. 51.
Botsford, Mrs. — , V. 414.
Botsford, Dr. Alva H., death of, III. 544;
resolutions on death of, III. 548.
Botsford, Amzi, XL 254.
Botsford, David, death of, VI. 449.
Botsford, George H., elected vice-presi-
dent of State Teachers' Association,
1860, IX. 96; superintendent of schools
of Hillsdale county, IX. 96; death of,
XL 40.
Botsford, Harvey W., death of, XIII. 237.
Botsford, John S., XI. 254.
Botsford, John W"., death of, III. 558.
Botsford, Schuyler, II. 531.
Botsford, W. N., XL 254.
Bottine family, original members of first
Dutch church of Battle Creek, V. 323.
Bottles (stone), garrison stores, XII. 124.
Boturini, — , explorer, III. 46.
Bouchard, Ignare, taxable property of in
1802, VIII. 536.
Bouchard, Stephen, officer of the Lafay-
ette Guards, XIV. 417.
Bouche^ Moumbourne, A Canadian on the
Mississippi, XL 359.
Boucherville, Lieut. Col. — de, XV. 308,
312; gave information of battle of the
Miami, XV. 311 ; letter to Sir George
Prevost, XV. 315.
Bouchette, Lieut. Col. Joseph, letter to
Secretary Freer, XV. 442.
72
INDEX.
Bouchie, Joseph, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 673.
Bouchon; see Bushong.
Bouck, Lambert L., death of, VIIL 55.
Boudeman, Dallas, XI. 309.
Boudie, Dominique, VIII. 660.
Boudine, Stephen, death of, XIV. 139.
Boudrion (Boudria), Louis, XII. 578; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Bouete, Corporal Louis C., soldier of 1812,
V. 554.
Boufard (Boufare), Antoine, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 601; and wife,
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Bougainville, — de, navigator, his de-
scription of Canadian people, XIV. 658.
Boughton, — , II. 415.
Boughton, Alphonzo, VI. 319.
Boughton, Mary, XL 260.
Boughton, Richard, on first tax roll of
Plymouth, II. 582.
Boughton, Selleck C., pioneer, IV. 306;
VII. 528; XIV. 269.
Boughton, Susan, II. 451.
Boughton, Thomas, publisher, II. 324.
Bougmont. M., in command of Detroit
during absence of Cadillac, VIII. 433.
Bouille, Marauis de, took possession of
Tobago, XV. 133.
Boulanger, Charles, British soldier of
1783, date of discharge and salary per
day, XL 344; XIII. 75.
Boulinger, — , I. 497.
Boullenger, — , at Kaskaskia, V. 102, 104.
Boult, T., inventor, II. 219.
Boulton, Abram F., pioneer of Allen's, I.
178, 179; entered land containing sand-
stone, XIII. 570.
Boulton, W. J., death of, VIII. 58.
Boulton, William, publisher, VI. 67.
Boundary line, between Michigan and
Ohio, dispute of, VI. 380; XL 216; ad-
justed, II. 127; determined by congress,
VII. 20; I. 172; grants made and dis-
pute settled, I. 172.
Boundary line in Lake Superior, XIV. 198.
Bounty, soldiers, XII. 418; plan to reduce,
XV. 598; offered Indians by British, IX.
347; on Americans' scalps, offered In-
dians by British, IV. 321; V. 465; VI.
374; VII. 529, 539; XIV. 534; on salt,
IV. 18; on wolves, VI. 218; VII. 95;
XIII. 335; see also wolf bounty.
Bouquet, Col. (Gen.) — , VIII. 283; XL
406; holds court of inquiry to examine
Andrew, Indian, X. 211.
Bouquet, J. Simple, Franciscan priest of
St. Ann's church, VIII. 459; in Detroit
during siege of 1763; VIII. 345.
Bouquet, Jean, taxable property of in
1802, VIII. 539.
Bourassa, — , XII. 240.
Bourassa, Antoine, XII. 579.
Bourassa (Barasa), Louis, name on elec-
tion roll of 1799, VIIL 509, 510.
Bourassa, M. D., supervisor, III. 333.
Bourbon, Antoine, XIV. 36.
Bourbon, Charles de, Comte de Sois-
sons, Governor of New France 1612,
III. 117.
Bourbounois, chief of the Miamis, IX.
445.
Bourbourg, Able Brasseur de, explorer,
III. 46.
Bourdeau (Bordeaux), Joseph, list of tax-
able property in 1802, VIIL 536; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 611;
and wife, on Detroit's census roll, 1779,
X. 318.
Bourdignon, Louis, name on election roll
of 1799, VIIL 509, 510.
Bourdon, Angelique (Mrs. Campau), V.
496.
Bourgard, — , IV. 321, 322.
Bourgard, Mrs. Justine, death of, VII. 552.
Bourgmont, Sieur. — , VI. 459, 460
(Bourgmont).
Bourgon, Pierre, soldier of 1812, V. 554.
Bourke, — , of Detroit, I. 500.
Bourke, Richard, death of, XIV. 192.
Bourne, J. K., publisher, VI. 87.
Bourne, Margaret, death of, XIV. 53.
Bourns, F., II. 502.
Bourns, Rev. Alfred T., III. 237.
Bouron, — , signs petition against Me-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Bouropa, — , IX. 658.
Bouroud, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603; and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 324.
Bours, A. L., gift of, I. 63; III. 109; invi:
tation to visit capitol, III. 411; secret
tary building commission of new cap-
itol invites society to visit building in
1878, II. 70.
Bousfield & Co., VII. 275.
Boushong, see Bushong.
Boutell, — , IV. 47.
Bouthellier, Father, XV. 92; bill for Indian
supplies, XV. 194; signs letter to Capt,
Roberts, XV. 246; signs petition for
county revenues, XII. 586.
Bouthellier, P., member of the grand jury
in 1778, X. 294.
Bouton, Bulaetta (Mrs. D.), V. 316.
Bouton, David, V. 316.
Bouton, Mrs. William, death of, XIV, 69.
Bouton Bros., publishers, VI. 81.
Boutwell, — , IV. 86; IX. 160.
Bovee, Jacob, death of, VIIL 57.
Bovee, S. C., III. 291, 292.
Boven, Peter, death of, XIV. 52.
Bovie (Beaufils), derivation of name, VI.
372.
INDEX.
Bovier, — , pioneer of Shiawassee county.
II. 482.
Bow, Mrs. Henry, VII. 278.
Bowdoin, — , graduate of Harvard Col-
lege, Xi;V. 356.
Bowen, — , XIV. 493.
Bowen, Corp. — , escaped from Port Dpar-
born massacre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Bowen, Dr. A. W., II. 636.
Bowen, Adam, death of, XIV. 186.
Bowen, Benjamin, XIV. 80.
Bowen, D., land entry, III. 404.
Bowen, Mrs. Frank, death of, VIII. 57.
Bowen, Miss Hannah (Mrs. Hughes), III.
396.
Bowen, Jerome, soldier of the rebellion.
VI. 245.
Bowen, Lincoln, accountant, VI. 323.
Bowen, L.ucien B., attorney, VII. 528.
Bowen, Capt. Rodney Stevens, II. 623,
624, 636.
Bowen, Sarah E. (Mrs. Erastus Hussey).
XIV. 80.
Bowen & Easton, VI. 72.
Bower, Dr. G. M., surgeon in army of
1812, XII. 341.
Bower, George, and wife, death of, V.
505.
Bower, J. E., memoir of, VII. 218, 214,
217; member school board, VII. 221,
222
Bower, Mrs. J. E., VII. 214.
Bower, John, death of, IX. 75.
Bower Michael, XI. 264, 268.
Bowerman, Mrs. — , II. 394.
Bower-man, Mrs. C. C., death of, XIV. 13fi.
Bowerman, Neal, death of, VII. 545.
Bowerman, Polly, death of, VII. 465.
Bowers, J. C., VII. 207.
Bowers, Mrs. Philander, death of, XIII.
129.
Bowers, William, II. 527.
Bowes, Col. — , British soldier, 1812,
XV. 29-31. 35. 36; letter from Ant'y
Merry, XV. 33.
Bowie, James, hero of the Alamo, II. 388.
Bowker, Mrs. W. J., VII. 356.
Bowles, Mrs. Elizabeth. I. 298.
Bowles, Fred, I. 296, 298.
Bowley. Rodrick, pioneer of Pittsfleld,
IV. 396.
Bowls, used as change in business trans-
actions, I. 383.
Bowlsby, Mrs. George, death of, V. 485.
Bowlsby, W. H.. publisher of first paper
of Hudson, VI. 86.
Bowman, Capt. — , at surrender of Fort
Vincennes, IX. 503.
Bowman, Col. — , VII. 124; conducts ex-
pedition against CMllicothe. III. 23, 24.
Bowman, Brooks, I. 172.
Bowman, John H., V. 521.
10
Bowman. John H., member of the legis-
lature, XIV. 412.
Bowman, Maj. Joseph, his letter to Capt.
Lernoult, asking for the release of
Thomas Bentley, X. 309.
Bowman, Joseph, death of, VIII. 21.
Bowman, Joseph R., III. 567.
Bowman, Philander H., V. 410.
Bowman, Robert, VI. 173.
Bowman, Mrs. William, death of, VIII. 97.
Bowman, William F., death of, III. 610.
Bowman, William R., first sheriff of Al-
pena county, VI. 173.
Bowne, A. J., vice-president of bank, VI.
322, 323.
Bowne, Rachel, student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Bowne & Combs, bankers, VI. 323.
Boxes, for cartridges and ammunition,
ordnance supplies, XII. 125, 135, 136-
138.
Boxes for snuff, for Indians, X. 496.
Boyce, Edward, I. 296.
Boyce, Jane, death of, XIV. 135.
Boyce, Jonathan, I. 296.
Boyce, Sherman H., member of first bank
board of Grand Haven, IX. 285.
Boyd, — , merchant, XII. 396.
Boyd. — , surveyed Belle Isle in 1771. IT.
592.
Boyd, Ensign — , soldier of 1776, III. 93.
Boyd, Brig. Gen. (Col.) — , VIII. 631; XV.
374, 375. 385; defeated at Christler's
farm, XV. 487.
Boyd, Mrs. — , III. 597.
Boyd, Rev. E. J., established Monroe
Young Ladies' Seminary, V. 485; prin-
cipal of, IX. 93; president State Teach-
ers' Association 1860, IX. 95.
Boyd, Mrs. E. J., death of, XI. 105.
Boyd, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, V. 529.
Boyd, Mrs. Ellen, I. 296.
Boyd, George, Indian agent at Mackinac
in 1824, VI. 348.
Boyd, Robert, II. 370, 371, 415; biog., XI.
97, 99.
Boyd, Mrs. Robert, XL 100; death of,
VIII. 58.
Boyd, Samuel, V. 405.
Boyd, Thomas, IX. 162.
Boyd, Rev. W. H., D. p., I. 241, 284.
Boyden, Mrs. — , met with Mrs. Sears for
prayer in the hazel grove, XIII. 559.
Boyden, Ebenezer, land entry, IV. 395.
Boyden, Edward L., XIII. 556.
Boyden, Rev. J. S., X. 187, 190; agent for
Kalamazoo College, XIII. 575.
Boyden, John Augustus, his early cradle,
XIII. 554.
Boyden. John D., XIV. 423.
Boyden. Luther, IV. 398; XIII. 546, 549;
his barn raising without whisky, XIII.
555; first wheat crop and how it wa*
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harvested, XIII. 555; named Independ- Boynton, Zera, "The first settlers of
ence lake, XIII. 550; memoir, XIII. 554. Grass Lake," V. vi., 347.
Boyden, Mrs. Luther, and children, ar- Boyt, Louis C., highway tax in 1812, IV.
rival in Michigan, XIII. 554, 556. 409.
Boyden, Theodocia, original member of Brabb, Isaac, V. 477.
first church of Dexter, XIII. 563. Brace, Elisha, first supervisor of Convte
Boyden's plains, XIII. 547, 554. township, II. 222, 223.
Boyenton, Rev. J., II. 160. Brace, George W., death of, XI. 84.
Boyer, — , pioneer of Niles, his beautiful Brace, Horace, II. 242, 253.
daughters, II. 182. Brace, William, VII. 379.
Boyer, — , of Frederick, with children Bracelin, D., III. 281.
captured bv Indians and escape, IV. Brach, Mrs. (Miss Weirich), XI. 91.
810; VII. 265. Brackenreed, Noble M., first supervisor
Boyer, Miss — , experience with and es- of Alpena township, VI. 184, 211.
cape from Indians, IV. 310 311 Brackett, Edgar D., death of, IX. 31.
Boyer, Mrs. — escaped capture by In- Brackett, Capt. Ezra, Sr, of the war of
dians, IV. 311. 1812, XIV. 84.
Boyer, Antoine, on census roll of Detroit Brackett, Ezra, Jr., biog., XIV. 70, 84
1782, X. 607. ' Brackett, Mrs. Ezra, Jr. (Mary Davis-
Boyer/Celia (Mrs. Campau), saved from son)- XI7; 85'
death by friendly Indian, V. 457. Brackett, John E., attorney, XI. 309.
Boyer, Cecil, on census roll of Detroit Brackett, Martin S., attorney, III. 397;
1827 XII 46iy2 VII. 490; VIII. 208; XIII. 166; XIV. 570;
Boyer, Edward, IV. 279. biog., III. 399; original member State
Boyer, Eleanor II 182 Pioneer Society, I. 7; practical joke of,
Boyer, Ignace, IV. 75; VIII. 480; on cen- Brackt Stephen P II 398
sus roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607; and Bracv George death' of Xlli 229
wife, on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. g^^Sg, jul^ ,M L S A, in-
Boyer, Joshua, XL 51. R ^T * Albion ^P' 5 "°%66.
Braddock, Gen. — , XI. 75; XIV. 6bb,
Boyer, Nicholas memoir of family," V. horses captured at his defeat, sup-
457; of Detroit, remained British sub- d to be the first among Indians,
ject at close of the revolutionary war, £iy 263. h}s Norman mare, IV. 75.
Braddock, Anna C., IV. 194.
Boyer Mrs Nicholas escape being cap- Braddock H. D. & Co., III. 325.
tured by Indians V. 457 Braddock, Henry A., county clerk in
Boyer, Rebecca (Coleman), XI. 51. 1875-6 I 519
Boyez, .Antoine, name on tax roll, 1802, Braddoc'k, Mary A., IV. 194.
VIII. 530, 535. Braden — IV 51. '
Boyle (Boyd), Hugh, murdered, X. 254; Bradford Amariah, elected constable of
on tax roll levied for repairing Fort ' P1ymouth township in 1827, I. 510.
Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466. Bradford, Amnah, II. 582.
Boylan, Mrs. Rosanna, death of, XIII. 282. Bradford Amos death of, IV. 270.
Boyles, Samuel, I. 207; II. 159; death of, Bradford' Andrew, death of, XIII. 237.
Bradford! C. H., V. 411.
Boyles, Mrs. Samuel, II. 159. Bradford E. N., III. 333.
Boyn, Moses, II. 296. Bradford J W., death of, VII. 590.
Boyn, Nathaniel, II. 296. Bradford, Moses, II. 582.
Boynton, Rev. — , V. 490. Bradford Vincent L., attorney, I. 512;
Boynton, Albert G., publisher, VI. 65; y. 62; state senator in 1837-8, death of,
elected a member of State Historical VIII. '21.
Society, XII. 349. Bradford, W. J. A., remarks on Father
Boynton, Jeremiah, V. 347. Hennepin, II. 137.
Boynton, Capt. L. R., VI. 184. Bradford, Gov. William, of the Mayflow-
Boynton, L. S., publisher, VI. 70. er, VII. 328; XIII. 285.
Boynton, M. A., gift of, II. 89. Bradish, Prof. Alvah, III. 107, 644; IV.
Boynton, Parker, death of, XIV. 186. v.; "biographical sketch of Dr. Doug-
Boynton, Ruel W., member State Pioneer lass Houghton," IV. 97, 98; elected a
Society, I. 86; vice-president of, I. 56. member of State Historical Society,
Boynton, Rev. V. G., X. 53. read paper, XII. 348; member commit-
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tee on arts and sciences of State His-
torical Society, XII. 327; painted por-
trait of Douglass Houghton that hangs
in Representative Hall, VII. 4.
Bradish, Calvin, II. 373.
Bradish, Curran, II. 373. .
Bradish, Hannah, death of, XI. 96.
Bradish, James L., death of, XIV. 192.
Bradish, Myron, first white child born in
Adrian township, II. 373.
Bradish, Nelson. II. 373.
Bradish, Mrs. Nelson, first white woman
In Adrian township. II. 373.
Bradley, — , pioneer attorney, II. 201.
Bradley, — , United States consul to
Ningpo, resigned, 1860, IX. 197.
Bradley, Dr. — , pioneer, VII. 239.
Bradley, Abraham, XII. vii.; his letter
to Judge Woodward, XII. 657.
Bradley, Alva W., A. B., instructor in
Albion College, II. 207.
Bradley, Mrs. Clarissa (Mrs. James, B.
B.), death of, XIV. 146.
Bradley, Capt. & Col. Cullen, in war of
rebellion, II. 612, 617, 618, 620-622, 627,
629; promoted to colonel, II. 636.
Bradley, Edward, attorney, X. 17, 19; XI.
vi., 272, 273, 292, 296, 309; XIII. 11, 39;
XIV. 569; sketch of, XI. 275; elected
congressman, died before taking seat,
II. 239; III. 123. 123n; state senator,
sketch of, XI. 275.
Bradley, Rev. George, IV. 544-548 ; X. 53 ;
missionary, IV. 30, 31; superintendent
of Jamesville mission, XIII. 410.
Bradley, George S., student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146; tutor in Hillsdale Col-
lege, VI. 158, 161, 163.
Bradley, Henry II. 584; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy>.
Bradley, Henry M., III. 326, 328, 330.
Bradley, Mrs. Huldah Lena, IV. ,181, 194:
death of, IV. 197.
Bradley, James B., XIV. 146.
Bradley, John S., IV. 196.
Bradley, Lizzie C., IV. 194.
Bradley, Lucy J., IV. 196.
Bradley, Rev. Milton, VI. 308; memoir
of Rev. Mason Knanpen, VI. 314.
Bradley, Nathan B.. IV. vi.: address at
r-hnrch anniversary, IV. 188, 194; bank-
er, III. 328; congressman in 1873, III.
124; VI. 193; sketch of. HI. 3?.7.
Bradley, Nathan B. & Sons. XIII. 377.
Bradley, R. J., death of, VIII. 57.
Bradley, Thomas C.. death of, IX. 19.
Bradley, William, II. 384.
Bradner, Andrew, his exhibit of fruit in
1847, X. 76.
Bradolph, — , V. 423, 425.
Bradshaw, Dr. Thomas, XIII. vi.; XIV.
501; graduate of London University,
memoir of, XIII. 518.
Hradstreet, Gen. John. VIII. 356, 357, 359,
363; attacked by Indians at Pointe au
Fort, Point au Pins, and Sandusky,
VIII. 363; inaugurates movement to re-
lieve Detroit when Pontiac sues for
peace, VI. 509, 510.
Bradstreet, Dudley S., VIII. 572, 573;
original stockholder of Detroit's first
bank, VIII. 575.
Bradt, J. C., I. 133.
Brady, — , priest, XIII. 440, 441.
Brady, Mrs. Elizabeth Mary (Mrs. S P
Brady), death of, XIV. 193.
Brady, Mrs. George N., IV. 455.
Brady, Miss Hannah, sister of Gen. Hugh
Brady, III. 87.
Brady, Gen. Hugh, U. S. A., II. 16, 174,
176; III. vii., 367, 368, 370. 371; V. 176;
VI. 367; VII. 90, 195, 196; XII. 420,
592 ; appointed ensign, III. 85 ; "account
of the death of John and James
Brady," III. 92, 96; attended dinner
given in honor of himself and Col. Bas-
den at Detroit, XIII. 545; biographical
sketch of. III. 84; battles where he
fought, XIII. 531 ; elected a member of
the State Historical Society 1829, XII.
317; guards Judge Goodwin, XIII. 285;
location of his Detroit home, XIII. 531 ;
his message to Col. Basden (British),
XIII. 539; Basden's reply, XIII. 540;
meeting with Col. Basden at Lundy's
Lane and at Detroit, XIII. 542-544; or-
dered to Detroit to quell insurrection
of negroes, XII. 593; ordered to pro-
^Qd aerainst the Sac and Fox Indians,
XII. 428-432; personal appearance
quiets a crowd, XII. 420, 421; poem
by D. B. Duffleld on death of, III. 91;
praises Mexican war soldiers, VI. 20;
present at meeting of Young Men's
Society of Detroit, XII. 372; quelled
Patriot uprising, XIII. 534: reviewed
Company E., Mexican war troops, VII.
113, 121; removes Pottawattomies and
Winnebagoes to west of Mississippi
river, II. 575; III. 382; speech to his
men before Fightinsr Island. XIII. 541;
sketch of. II. 573-575; tribute to by
Judare Chioman, XIII. 528; wounded in
battle. XIII. 531, 543; severe sickness
and return to Detroit, XII. 433; death
of II. 572; XII. 421; dying remarks,
XIII. 546: date of funeral, XIII. 526;
funeral discourse, III. 87; burial place,
XIII. 493.
Brady, James, soldier of the revolution-
ary war, III. 92; V. 84.
Brady, Jane, sister of Gen. Hugh Brady,
III. 87.
Bradv, Capt. John, father of Gen. Hugh,
arid soldier of the revolutionary war,
IIT. vii., 84; superintendent of Indian
affairs, X. 451, 452; death and grave of,
III. 92.
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Brady, John, Jr., III. 84, 85, 93.
Brady, Dr. John, VIII. 53; member of
committee on resolution on death of
Dr. Platt, VI. 334, 335.
Brady, Lieut. Josiah, soldier of 1812, V.
554; member of court martial, VIII.
628; president of court martial, VIII.
629.
Brady, Mary (Mrs. John, Sr.), mother of
Gen. Hugh Brady, III. 84, 85.
Brady. Preston, son of Gen. Hugh Brady,
III. 87; elected a member of State His-
torical Society. XII. 327.
Brady, Robert, III. 96.
Brady, S. B., XIV. 162.
Brady, Capt. Samuel, soldier of the rev-
olutionary and Indian wars, III. vii.,
29, 84, 85; sketch of, III. 93-96.
Brady, William P., III. 87, 96; XIV. 193.
Br«fiv. Sarah, daughter of Gen. Hugh
Brady, III. 87.
Brady Guards, VII. 91; organized 1836.
XIII. 526, 528; outgrowth of City
Guards, XIII. 530: at <^oat Island. XIII.
r>45: ball given by, XII. 421; captured
prize, XIII. 533; cruising about Detroit
river, XII. 420; list of members, XIIL
525; officers of, XIV. 416; original
pledge, XIII. 525; "reminiscences of" —
Bates, XIII. 530.
Brady township (St. Joseph county), in
1830, III. 628.
Bragg, Mrs. Ann E. (Green), biog., XIII.
164, 165.
Bragg, Gen. Braxton, commanding con-
federate army. II. 612. 630, 637; III.
169-172, 177, 185; IV. 148, 154, 166.
Bragg, George F., V. 71.
Brainard, — , his Indian legends, X. 138,
139.
Brainard, Dr. — , president Rush Medical
College, XIII. 516; XI. 296.
Brainard, Alanson. death of, VI. 384;
VII. 551.
Brainard, D., student of branch univer-
sity at Detroit, V. 543.
Brainard, Eli, death of, XI. 136.
Brainard, Mrs. Elmira, VI. 299.
Brainard, Eri L., member State Pioneer
Society. L 92.
Brainard. Mrs. Frank (Mercy Straight),
XIV. 478.
Brainard, Jeremiah G., on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Brainard, John, lines to Trumbull, II. 60.
Brainard, R. H.. publisher, VI. 69. »
Brainerd, A. H.. XIV. 88.
Brainerd Mrs. Cornelia (Miss Dedrick),
biog., XIV. 88.
Brainerd, Frank, soldier of war of re-
bellion, XIV. 88.
Brainerd, James, soldier of war of re-
bellion. XIV. 88.
Brainerd, William, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, XIV. 88.
Brainerd's grocery. V. 337.
Brainslie, Mrs. John, death of, XI. 40.
Brakeman, Miss 'Lucinda (Mrs. Rudd),
IV. 231.
Brakeman, Rev. Josiah, III. 242, 243;
XIV. 600.
Braley, Ephraim, XIII. 272.
Braley, Phineas D., VI. 429; biog., XI.
126; XIII. 267, 272.
Bran, shipped from Jackson in 1877, II.
346.
Branard, E. S, E., one of first settlers of
Algansee township, XII. 406.
Branch, — , pioneer landlord, IV. 253.
Branch, Miss — , (Mrs. E. F. Briggs),
XIV. 120.
Branch, Daniel and wife, instructors In
Geauga Seminary, VI. 151.
Branch, Eaton, IV. 226; VI. vii.; XI. 8;
memorial report of Van Buren county,
VI. 431; VII. 581; VIII. 101; IX. 78;
member State Pioneer Society, IV.
170; VI. 10; vice-president, V. 2; VI.
4; VII. 4, 7; VIII. xlv., 9; IX. 6.
Branch, Elias, I. 179.
Branch; Deacon Israel, V. 394; IX. 177.
Branch, John, for whom county was
named, I. 127; VI. 216, 238.
Branch, R. W., land entry, III. 430.
Branch county organized, named for John
Branch, secretary of the navy, I. 126,
127; II. 360; VI. 218; bank and original
capital, V. 215; companies organized
for Black Hawk war, VI. 220; early
banking in— Randall, III. 339; first laid
off, II. 360; first land entries, II. 189;
first land sale, II. 376; first lawsuit in.
VII. 353; first settlement, VI. 217; his-
tory of — Haynes, VI. 216; memorial re-
port, II. 69; VII. 365; VIII. 19; IX.
19; Xm. 120; XIV. 62; number
of insane in 1850, XIII. 296; num-
ber of delegates for convention of
1836, XI. 157: newspapers, "Democrat,"
'Gazette," "Journal," "News," history
nf. VI. 71; pioneer meeting in 18S4,
VII. 350; "recollections of pioneer life
In" — Lawrence, II. 188; townships or-
ganized, Algansee, II. 189; statistics
for 1854. XIT. 405: Bronson township
named, VI. 220; history and statistics
of, XII. 400; California township, II.
189; first justice of the peace and
school commissioner, II. 190; Cold-
water township organized, VI. 220; IX.
174, 175n; Green township, act organ-
izing, IX. 173; all of county. VI. 218;
first officers of. VI. 219: divided, VI.
220; IX. 172-175; Quincy. II. 189; VI.
242; semi-centennial celebration, VL
225: Charles Rynd's address. VI. 232;
J. Emory Fisher's history of, VI. 237:
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77
treasurer and clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519;
vote- of 1887 on prohibition amend-
ment, XIII. 404.
Branch County Printing Company, VI. 71.
Brancheau, Pierre, Sr., taxable property
in 1802, VIII. 536.
Brancheau, Pierre, Jr., taxable property
in 1802, VIII. 536.
Brand, — , II. 89.
Brandemoor. Peter, settled at Fort Gra-
tiot in 1815, V. 496.
Brandon township (Oakland county),
land entries in, III. 566; lines, location
and settlement of, VII. 560.
Brandwell, William H., death of, IX. 37.
Brandy, apple, made on the tablelands of
Tennessee, III. 174.
Brandyniore, Peter, early settler of St.
Clair, VI. 412, 414.
Bransart, Laurent, V. 102.
Brant (Bradt, Bradts, Brandt), Capt.
Joseph, Mohawk chief, and chief of Six
Nations, I. 441; V. 273; X. 490, 512,
515, 516. 524, 534, 597, 600, 630, 633,
646, 649; XI. 323; XII. 61, 76, 165; at
Detroit, III. 32; averts the whipping of
Rangers, VII. 134; called Theyainde-
nega, XIII. 90; called commodore, I.
441; complimented by Robert Listor,
XII. 260; by Lord Germain, and ap--
pointed colonel of Indians, X. 331; dis-
liked by Gibawa Indians, XV. 17; leads
large body of Indians, XII. 2, 22; letter
to Col. McKee, XII. 49; to Lieut. Col.
Butler, relative to Indian council, XII.
173; mentioned by Gen. Haldimand for
continued protection, also for his sister
and family, IX. 424; present at Indian
council, X. 472; speech to Indians, X.
475, 552; XIII. 105; at council of 1794.
XII. 112; in behalf of the Six Nations,
XL 470; to Quiquabous and Mascontin
chiefs, XIII. 93; with Sioux, X. 649.
Brant, Molly and family, protected by
Gen. Haldimand, IX. 424.
Brunt's wigwam, I. 441.
Bras y Soler, Lieut. Josi de Lastor, Mex-
ican soldier on parole, XII. 612.
Brash, Col. — , XV. 302.
Brasington (Brazington), Peter, death
of, XIII. 237.
Brasington (Brazington), William, VI.
478; XIV. 481; death of, III. 610; mem-
oir, XIV. 482.
Brasington, Mrs. William, XIV. 481. 482.
Brass, ordnance supplies, XII. 124, 131.
137; kettles for Indians, X. 581. 596:
XII, 41, 82, 147, 170, 175, 225, 230, 234.
242, 246. 247, 257, 274, 284, 288. 444;
quadrants, ordnance supplies, XII. 131;
tomahawks for Indians, X. 497; wire
for Indians, X. 496, 580.
Bratt, Aaron, death of. XIV. 183.
Bratt, Andrew, death of, VII. 580.
Bratshaw, J. B. H., merchant, VI. 520.
Braubin, Charles; see Beaubien.
"Brave Pioneer," (the,) poem, III. 496;
•VII. 456.
Bray, Rev. N. L., VI. 246.
Brayman, James, III. 346.
Brazau, Baptiste, III. 36.
Brazee, — , VIII. 200.
Brazee, Margaret W., death of, XIV. 133.
Brazington; see Brasington.
Bread stamped and weighed, recommend-
ed by grand jury, 1806, XII. 628; used
by the early voyageurs, I. 365.
Bread-kettle, IV. 505.
Bready, Capt. — , tried for murder, XII.
56.
Bready, Rev. R. H., VIII. 27.
Breakneck Hill, Connecticut, historical
spot, Lafayette camped at, V. 363.
Brearey, Martha, passenger on Walk-in-
the-Water on last trip, V. 9.
Brearley, W. H., gift of, XI. 13; member
State Pioneer Society, XI. 12; XIII. 110.
Brears, John, IV. 301, 304.
Brebane, John, his pay as a soldier, IX.
647.
Brebeuf, — , Jesuit priest of Quebec in
1633, VIII. 370, 371, 380, 424.
Breck, — , early merchant of Augusta, V.
386.
Breckenridge, E. A., surveyor, I. 97; VI.
171.
Breckenridge, Rev. G. W., III. 242. 243.
Breeching for guns, ordnance supplies,
XII. 136, 138, 139.
Breed, Silas, village named for, III. 635.
Breed, Stillman F., student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146.
Breen, Bartley, I. 270.
Breen, Dennis, death of, XIV. 192.
Breen, Thomas, I. 270.
Breese (Breeze), John W., attorney, III.
315; VII. 476; XI. 290, 309; XIV. 338,
340; member State Pioneer Society,
I. 88; sketch of, XI. 314.
Breeze, Judge Sidney, of Illinois, V. 107.
Brehm, Lieut. — , X. 220.
Brehm, Capt. D., aide de camp to Gen.
Haldimand, IX. ix.. 357, 423, 424, 554,
573, 575; X. 330, 339. 341n, 345, 486,
548, 573; XL 384, 405; dispatched to
Detroit to aid Capt. Lernoult, X. 329,
330; letters from Dr. Anthon, X. 373;
Lieut. Clowes relative to the misun-
derstanding at Michilimackinac, IX.
607, 610; Maj. DePeyster, IX. 386;
Capt. Robertson relative to soil of
Mackinaw, XL 358: regarding treat-
ment of Indians after the war, XL 373;
Lieut. Gov. Sinclair. IX. 523-532, 538-
544. 552, 578. 607. 610: letters to Maj.
DePeyster, IX. 412; Gen. Haldimand,
IX. 410, 413-422; Capt. Lernonlt. X.
347: Gov. Sinclair, IX. 533-538, 555; on
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tax roll levied for repairing the fort at Society, XII. 345 ; elected a member of
Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466. the State Historical Society, XII. 323;
Brehm, Mrs. Johanna, death of, VI. 383. as captain exchanged prisoner of war,
Breitenback, N. B., II. 277. XV. 206, 388; gift of, XII. 320; on cen-
Breitung, Edward, VII. 210; member of sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^;
the legislature, XI. 102; mine owner original stockholder in Detroit's first
and prospector, memoir of, XI. 100. bank, VIII. 575; presented a deed of
Breitung, Mrs. Edward. XI. .101. 1781 to State Historical Society, XII.
Breitung, Edward N., XL 102. 329; "The suffering of soldiers in early
Breitung, William M., died in infancy, days," VIII. 447-449; death of, II. 672.
XI. 102. Breevort, Mrs. Henry B., VI. 498.
Brelsford, Roland H., county clerk in Brevoort, H. J B., VIII. 639.
1875-6, I. 519. Brewer, — , IV. 58.
Bremer, Francis, death of, XI. 85. Brewer, A. L., IV. '217.
Bremer, Henry, county treasurer in Brewer, Charles Dickey, XIII. 150.
1875-6. I. 519; teacher in Detroit Brewer, Edgar Gregory, XIII. 150.
schools, VI. 335; biog. of, VI. 335; VII. Brewer, Mrs. Elsie (Miss McMath), XIV.
488; resolutions on death of, VI. 336. 495.
Bremer, Mrs. Henry, VI. 335 . Brewer, Mrs. Emily L. Butler (Mrs,
Brendan, St., bishop of Ireland and Chauncey M.), XIII. 149; children of,
voyager, supposed discoverer of Amer- XIII. 150; death of, XIII. 131.
ica XIV. 652. Brewer, Hattie L., death of, XIII. 226.
Brennan, Michael, death of, VIII. 44. Brewer, Horace, death of, V. 447.
Brent, Capt. — ; see Brant. Brewer, Joseph W., member State Plo-
Brent, — , mayor of Washington, 1808, neer Society, II. 184.
XII. 656. Brewer, Maria, death of, VIII. 55.
Brent, Charlotte, IX. 193, 195, 196. Brewer, Mark Butler, XIII. 150.
Brent, Henry, IX. 193, 195, 196. Brewer, Mark S., congiessrnan in 1877,
Brent, Mrs. Jane W., VI. 299. III. 124; opposes pension bill for Mex>
Brent; Thomas Ludwell Lee, VII. 273; *can soldiers, VI. 23.
IX. viii.; XL 9; secretary of legation Brewer, Miss Mary E. (Mrs. Wheeler),
to Spain and Portugal, IX. 192, 193; XIII. 150.
pioneer of Flint IX 193; memoir of, Brewer, Nicholas, on census roll of De-
IX. 192. troit, 1827. XII. 461 Va-
Brent, Richard, United States senator, Brewer, P. Frank, death of, XIII. 130. .
1809-1814 IX 192. Brewer, William, VII. 555.
Brent, Mrs! Thoiras L. L., IX. 193-196; Breweries, II. 342.
Brer ton, Col. — , British soldier, XV. 287, Brewster, — , manager Michigan Exposi-
333; letters from Brig. Gen. Proctor, tor, VI. 77.
XV. 338, 367; and Gen. Sheaffe, XV. Brewster, Rev. Chauncey B., VII. 613.
346; to Secretary Foster, XV. 508. Brewster, E. C., IV. 249.
Brenton, Ottawa chiaf with Pontiac at Brewster, F., II. 573.
si^-re of Detroit, VIII. 277, 286. Brewster, George, editor, I. 389, 390; his
Bresay, Jacques Rene, see DenonviPe. "Philosophy of Matter" presented State
Bresnahan, John, biog., XIII. 265, 266. Historical Society, XII. 330.
Brest, hank of, V. 214; city and bank of, Brewster, George & Co., I. 390.
V. 216. 217. Brewster, Maria, I. 423.
Brest, fishing grounds of. VII. 546. Brewster, Miss Martha, student of fe-
Breten, Indian c^ief with Pontiac at male seminary at Detroit in 1841, V.
siege of Detroit, VIII. 286. 545.
Breton. Col. John L., letter to Secretary Brewster, Robert E., IV. 196.
Foster XV. 508. Brewster, Sophronia, death of, IV. 197.
Br<=tt. Miss Mary (Mrs. S. T. Grow), XIII. Brewster, W.. of Battle Creek. V. 317.
264. Brewster, William, early settler of De-
Bret7. David, XT. 47. troit, II. 572; VIII. 235; X. 86, 87.
Bretz. Fannie. XI. 47. Brewster, Rev. William, of the May-
Bretz, Vi]p"tinp. soldier of the war of flower, V. 382; XI. 273.
the rebellion, biog., XI. 46, 47. Brewster, William W., death of, XI. 39.
Brevoort M*»j. Hanrv B.. U. S. A., I. 33, Brewster & Brown, merchants, XIV. 372.
W. 615- VT. 4<<5 4H9: VTTI. viii.; Breynton, Lieut. — , 65th Regulars (Brit-
XU. 2°9: ("omrnairt^ marines o^ lakes, ish), w^ere located in 1787, XL 508.
nnnofntp^ commodore. V. 561 : cap Breze, Due de, early governor of Mich-
r>i,iTr.pp fnd ro-»t worn at t*>p h->tt1a of igan, III. 118.
Lake Erie presented State Historical Briand, — , IX. 539.
INDEX. 79
Briant, — , bishop of Quebec, X. 501; Briggs, Mrs. Isaac, V. 362.
commended, XV. 432. Briggs, Jabez, II. 394.
Briar rose; see sweet briar. Briggs, Mrs. John K., death of, V. 605.
Brice, — , British soldier, examining St. Briggs, Lincoln, VI. 243.
Joseph island, XII. 236. Briggs, Lucyntha Norton, V. 223.
Brick, made on River Rouge, 1829, I. 507, Briggs, Lyman, elected a member of
508; at Detroit, 1826, I. 507; shipped State Historical Society, XII. 331.
from Jackson in 1877, II. 342, 345,346. Briggs, Norton, III. 280; biog., V. 223.
Bridge, Capt. — , British soldier at Fort Briggs, Mrs. Norton, V. 223.
George, XV. 244. Briggs, Rhoda A., death of, V. 447.
Bridge, Henry P., collector of customs, Briggs, Russell, delegate to first constl-
VII. 618; member legislature, IV. 16; tutional convention, VI. 447; land en-
state senator, II. 233; VII. 618; mem- try, IV. 396; vote for state senator, IL
oir of, VII. 597, 618. 314; death of, VI. 447.
Bridge & Lewis, VII. 618. Briggs, Samuel, VI. 242, 244.
Bridgeman, Rev. — , I. 401. Briggs, W. H. & Co., publishers, VI. 89.
Bridgeport, location of. XIV. 509 ; Mich- Briggs, Hibbard & Smith, II. 342.
igan troops at, IV. 152. Briggs & Lehman, III. 291.
Bridges, Edwin, member convention in Brigham, — , pioneer merchant, V. 260.
1836, IV. 232. Brigham, — , of Blue Mounds, I. 49, 50.
Bridges, Edwin N., commissioner of Brigham (Bringham), Capt. — , prisoner
banking, II. 117. of war, controversy over, XV. 489, 490,
Bridges, built by soldiers, I. 506. 500-502.
"Bridgewater," British boat of 1780, X. Brigham, Rev. Benjamin, I. 319.
431. Brigham, E. G., mayor of Monroe, VI.
Bridgman, Charles T.. merchant, III. 460. 369n.
BriH^owan, Samuel, IX. 594. Brigham, Gorham Nelson, death of, XL
Bridles, for Indian, presents, X. 496, 632; 83.
XII. 146, 256, 273. 283. Brigham, John., XI. 263.
Brier, Rev. J. W.. II. 164; X. 53. Brigham, Jonas, killed by an explosion
Briggs, — , of Calhoun county, II. 230. of gas, I. 432.
Briggs, — , pioneer landlord of Livings- Brigham, Mavor, V. 190.
ton county, I. 255. Brigham, Dr. Philip, pioneer physician,
Briggs, Abel, bio<r., XI. 33. I. 337; III. 160; IX. 142, 143.
Briggs, Asa, V. 257. Brigham, Rev. Timothy, VIII. 229.
Briggs, Catherine, death of. IX. 75. Bright, — , carpenter, 84th regiment,
Briggs, Daniel B., member State Pioneer British, XI. 416.
Society, II. 186; vice-president, II. 68; Bright, Hepsibah, death of, XIII. 277.
111. xi.. 3. 7, 100, 108; IV. 6: V. 10; su- Brighton, Edward, IV. 271.
perintendent of Ann Arbor public Brighton, Robert, death of, VIII. 55.
schools. IX. 94; superintendent of pub- Brighton, William, d^ath of, XIV. 138.
lie instruction, IX. 94; report of re- Brighton "Citizen," VI. 86, 87.
ferred to, V. 128. Brill, Solomon, member grand Jury, 1833,
Briggs, Dexter, settled in Michigan in II. 296.
1826, X. 56. Brind^in^er, — , taxable property, 1802,
Br-'g-rs, Edward L., I. 7; member State VITI. 540.
Pionee'- Society, I. 86. Brindle, Asa, soldier of the rebellion,
Brf-"*<5 Tilery F., biog., XIII. 212; XIV. killed at FrPd^rcksbnrs:. XITT. 322.
112, 120. Brink, — , member nf United States sur-
Brige:s, Mrs. Ellery F. (Miss Branch), veying party, 1831, I. 48.
XIV. 120. Brink. Archibald, XIV. 446, 480; memoir
Briggs, Emory O., VI. 434; supervisor, of, XIV. 476.
county register and treasurer, VIII. Brink. Mrs. Archibald (Miss Abigail
108; bfog., VIII. 101, 107. Swift). XIV. 477.
BHggs Mrs. Emory O.. VIII. 108. Brink, Hiram, VII. 357.
Briggs, George N., attorney of Lanesbor- Bri^k. Miss Jane E. (Mrs. O. R. Swift),
ou*h. Mass.. XI. 43. XIV. 460.
Briggs. Judge Henry C.. addressed Kala- Brinkerhoof. H. H., death of, VTII. 11 <5.
mazoo county pioneer meeting, III. BrinVerhoof & Coleman, merchants, XIV.
540; member Kalamazoo county bar, 371.
XI. 309: state senator, III. 286. Prinsmaid. — . VII. 498.
Brissrs Mrs. Henry C., seminary teach- Brishin, Nathan M., accountant. VI. 3
er III 287. B^fshois. — . b->ker, amount received for
BH««*st TrWod. V. 223. labor. XV. 92.
Briggs, Deacon Isaac, I. 207; V. 362. Brisbois, Lieut. — , commended, XV. 625.
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INDEX.
Brisbys, M., signs petition for county
revenues, XII. 586.
Briscox, Benjamin, engineer of first rail-
road in Micaigan, VII. 398, 613; XIII.
486.
Briscoe, R. J.( IV. 194.
Briscoe, Sarah L., IV. 194.
Brise, Joseph, list of taxable property in
1802, VIII. 536.
Bristles, invoice received at Michilimack-
inac, XV. 613.
Bristol, Capt. — , on lakes, XIV. 543.
Bristol, George W., secretary of Ingham
County Pioneer Society, VI. 282.
Bristol, Hiram, death of, VI. 283.
Bristol, J. P., V. 415.
Bristol, Oliver, settled in Lapeer county
in 1829, HI. 549.
Bristol, Reuben, death of, XI. 132.
Bristol, Thomas, gift of, XII. 345.
Britain (Brittain), Calvin, II. 196; III.
103; XIII. 2; Lieut. Gov. of Michigan.,
also teacher in Cary mission, I. 122;
member of the legislature, II. 377; vote
received for state senator, II. 231.
Britain christianized, date of, XII. 490.
British, army artificers unpaid; refuse
to work, XV. 370; coppers value of
twenty, X. 213 ; cypher dispatches, XV.
341; exchange of courtesies with
Americans, loan pork to garrison of
Michilimackinac, XV. 40; fear attack
on Lake Huron, XV. 71; fear naval
supremacy of Americans in 1812, XV.
191; Governors of Canada including
Michigan, III. 114, 119; in control on
Lake Superior, XV. 71; in possession
of entire Niagara frontier, XV. 582;
military compared with American
forces in 1811, XV. 59, 62; military de-
fenses in 1812, XV. 71; muster roll and
pay list, XV. 270; navy, age of com-
manders, XV. 74; boats and transports
of 1780, X. 431; list of boats on the
lakes in war of 1812, XV. 312; order
for lake vessels, 1777, IX. 348; occupy
Detroit, and war of 1812, VIII. 620;
prisoners of war, treaty regarding, XV.
184; report of U. S. naval force, XV.
581; raised flas; at Jamestown, III. 12;
settlement at Detroit, requirements for
residence in. XI. 410: subjects r^main-
ing in Detroit at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 410; standard of money
values. X. 213; take Fort Michilimack-
inac. XV. 108. 110; surrender Fort
Macldnac, VII. 153.
British troops; see Troops.
Brittain (Britten). Rev. Flavel. pioneer
preacher. III. 242. 243: XIV. 555.
Brittain, R. C., III. 304, 305.
Brittain, Rev. William, III. 482.
Britain, Dr. William C.. V. 15.
Britten, Flavel; see Brittain.
Britten, George A., suicided. IX. 27.
Britten, Jacob, IX. 27.
Britten, Nathaniel, IX. 27.
Britten, Peter, XIV. 89.
Britten, Mrs. Peter (Betsy DeVoe), biog.,
XIV. 88, 89.
Britton, — , VII. 607.
Britton, Maj. — , member of the legisla-
ture, VIII. 123.
Britton, A. W., death of, VI. 341.
Brittton, Mrs. Amanda, death of, IX. 48.
Britton, John, VII. 546.
Britton, John C., death of, III. 558.
Britton, Mrs. Lewis, II. 457.
Britton. Mrs. William, death of, IX. 56.
Broad, Charles, III. 476.
Broadcloth for Indians, X. 497, 579; XII.
41, 82, 158, 174. 222, 224, 241, 247, 248,
256, 274, 284, 287, 302.
Broadhead, — , publisher of the "Broad-
head papers," VIII. 397.
Broadhead, — , adjutant, killed at Chan-
tilly, II. 174.
Broadhead, Ensign I. R., member board
of survey, XII. 58.
Broadhead, Col. Thornton F., III. 24, 29,
31; IX. viii., 180; X. 478; XI. 265; at
Tuscarawas, X. 626; commanding at
Fort Pitt, his speech to Indians, X.
428; last letter of, IX. 208; of 1st Mich-
igan Cavalry, XIII. 322; on Indian war-
fare in Ohio, X. 482; secretary of the
senate, XIV. 412; died in the south,
last words of, IX. 183; burial place,
XIII. 493.
Broadhead, Mrs. Thornton F., last letter
from her husband, IX. 208.
Broadley, Thomas, death of, IX. 76.
Broadstreet, Col. — , X. 242.
Broadwell, H., VI. 181.
Brobeck, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 346.
Broca, probably Pierre Paul Broc, French
anatomist, I. 42; III. 203.
Broche, — , list of taxable property in
1802, VIII. 534.
Broche, Laroca, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 535, 536.
Brock, Rev. D., IX. 307, 312.
Brock, Capt. — , XV. 187; on parole, XV.
191.
Brock. Maj. Gen. Isaac, I. 488; VI. 498;
VII. v., 84; VIII. 648; X. 92; XIV. 534;
XV. 40-42, 65, 74. 75, 120, 134-136, 138,
142, 177, 181, 182, 194. 210, 217, 232,
234, 251, 290, 293, 302, 405, 406. 504,
. 554. 568, 570; captures Detroit, IV. 92,
476; VI. 468; commended by Com-
mander-in-Chief Frederick, XV. 158;
criticism of President Madison's mes-
sage to congress, XV. 56; Governor of
Upper Canada, XV. 93; headquarters
in Detroit, I. 474; his important papers
held by Capt. Glegg, XV. 211; landed
at Springwells when he captured De-
troit, IV. 92; letters from W. Claus,
XV. 88; Robert Dickson, XV. 102; Col.
INDEX. £1
M. Elliott, XV. 63, 66; Robert Nichol, Society, II. 71; III. 4; IV. 4-7; XI. 8,
reporting seizure of boats by United 9; requested to write recollections of
States, XV. 50; Col. Proctor, XV. 119, his work among Indians, II. 72; III. 5.
125, 129, 144, 150, 154-156; Capt. Brockway & Daniels, V. 415.
Roberts, XV. 108; Lieut. Col. St. Brocor, Capt. — , X. 239.
George, XV. 103; to Col. Baynes, XV. Broderick, Capt. — , British soldier, VII.
126; Sir George Prevost, XV. 76-79, 85, 85; XII. 419-421; XIII. 600; command-
94, 115-119, 122, 123; announcing cap- ed at Windsor, ordered to China, XII.
ture of Detroit, 132, 139, 147, 150, 162- 421.
165; his letter unaddressed, relative Brodie, Dr. William, IV. 448, 449; XII.
to relations of England with United 366; XIII. 289.
States, XV. 56, 123; unsigned, XV. 167; Brodt, — , VI. 372n.
mentioned for honorary medal, XV. Broek, Rev. John, IX. 310.
207; paroled Surgeon Edwards, U. S. Broene, Rev. G., IX. 310.
A., V. 374; proclamations of, VII. 122; Brogger, priest, III. 357.
VIII. 633, 634, 636, 641 ; report of his Broher, Frederick, XIII. 294n.
fall at Queenstown, XV. 176; recom- Brokaw, E. V. W., VII. 417.
mended for medal of honor, XV. 555. Brokaw, John, death of, VII. 590.
Brock, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 68. Bromhead, Lieut. John (called ensign),
Brock, W., V. 317. XII. 176; certiflps to amount of sugar
Brock, William K., death of, XI. 135. presented by Ottawas, XII. 208; mem-
"Brock," boat in war of 1812, XV. 312. her of board to examine Indian stores
Brockett, Prof. G. L., taught deaf mutes at Michilimaclunac, 1795-6, XII. 174,
to articulate, III. 445. 190, 241, 242.
Brockett, John, VII. 519. Bromley, Joseph W., biog., VI. 265, 266.
Brockfield, William, surveyor, III. 579. Bromley, Thomas, VI. 266.
Brockuoldst, — , graduate of Princeton Bronson, — , of early Chicago, IV. 87.
College, XIV, 3eti. Bronson, — , of Detroit, I. 498.
Brockway, A. W., X. 123. Bronson, — , of Rochester, N. Y., VIII. 74.
Brockway, Abel A., biog., XI. 126. Bronson, the Misses, early pupils of Prof.
Brockway, Mrs. Abel A., XI. 126. Nutting's school, II. 447.
Brockway, Asa, death of, XIII. 114. Bronson, A., attorney, III. 430.
Brockway, Benjamin W., I. 168. Bronson, Rev. Alfred, preacher of 1822,
Brockway, C. A., IV. 449. III. 235, 238; elected a corresponding
Brockway, Clarissa B. (Mrs. W. H. B.), member of State Hitorical Society,
XIII. 139. XII. 328.
Brockway, D. D., landlord, VII. 186. Bronson, Amos, treasurer of Kalamazoo
Brockway, Rev. E. H., VIII. 36. county in 1839. VII. 475.
Brockway, Erastus, VII. 519; death of, Bronson, C. H., V. 320.
V. 446. Bronson, Catherine, I. 423.
Brockway, Leonidas Hamline, biog., XIII. Bronson, Daniel, III. 561; entered land
129, 139. in 1819, III. 569.
Brockway, Mrs. Leonidas H. (E. Ella Bronson, David C., VIII. 660.
Hoag), XIII. 140. Bronson, David S., death of, VIII. 47.
Brockway, P. Bruce, XIII. 140. Bronson, E. L., V. 370; remarks on Titus
Brockway, Ruth H., XIII. 140. Bronson, V. 370.
Brockway, S.. III. 281. Bronson. Eliza (Mrs. Hooker), V. 366,
Brockway, Miss Sadie, XI. 126. 370, 372.
Brockway, Sylvester, soldier of the Bronson, Henry O., HI. 561, 568.
Black Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster Bronson, Jabez, first" settler of Bronson
roll of 1832 VII. 349. and of Branch countv. II. 193, 194; III.
Brockway, Rev. William H., I. 52; III. 149; VI. 217. 220, 238; VII. 347; IX.
viii.. 5, 240-243. 437; IV. 185. 186, 362; 173; X. 64; XII. 400; first postmaster
V. vi.; XIII. 409, 411; agent for Albion in Branch county, X. 65.
College, II. 205; member of its faculty Bronson, John, I. 296; II. 573; court
and board of control, II. 206, 207; as crier, XIV. 415.
teacher, V. 87; autobiography of, III. Bronson, Julia (Mrs. Hanna), V. 370.
158; chaplain at Fort Brady, XIII. 139; Bronson, Levi, VIII. 96.
elected a member of thfi State His- Bronson, Titus, called "Potato Bronson,"
toricgl Society. XII. 324; Indian agent first settlor of Kalamazoo. I. 207. 208.
at Mackinac. VI. 348; memorial report 210; II. 161. 253: III. 537: V. 256, 348,
of Henry Fieldinsr and Martin B. Wood. 365, 375. 427: VII. 469. 470. X. 58: XL
V. 324; member State Pi^e^r S^ciptv, 234; XIV. 518, 527: anecdotes of, V.
I. 90; vice-president of. IV. lx.; V. 12; ?«Q: children of, V. 370; fonrder of
present at meeting of State Pioneer Kalamazoo and donor of court house
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82 INDEX.
site. V. 363, 367; VII. 478; Introduced toras, I. 471, 501; XIV. 410. 416; drill
the Neshannock (Mashanhock) potato sergeant, XIII. 530; of the BIacl\ Hawk
Into Michigan, I. 129; V. 363, 365; land war. IX. 122; residence of. I. 370, 470.
entry, IV. 401, 402; V. 364, 566; land- Brooks, Eliza, death of. IV. 283.
lord, I. 399; purchased land in Ann Brooks, Miss Emma, student of female
Arbor. V. 365: removed to Illinois, V. seminary at Detroit in 1841, V. 545.
371; sketch of V. 365. Brooks, Francis, IV. 302.
Bronson, Mrs. Titus, V. 365. 372. Brooks, Frank, death of, XIII. 133.
Bronson. William, IV. 6; V. vi.; biog., Brooks, J. W.. I. 78; assisted in the con-
IV. 283: member State Pioneer So- struction of the Sault Ste. Marie ship
ciety IV. 8; "Pioneer History of Clin- canal, VIII. 154.
ton county." V. 325. Brooks, Job-\ b''ilt distillery in Mt. Clem-
Bronsnn "Herald," VI. 71. ens in 1797, IV. 309; V. 454, 467; VI.
Bronson townshin (Braroh county), first 361.
called Prairie River, XIII. 122; organ- Brooks, Mrs. John, death of, IX. 58.
ized and named, VI'. 220; statistics and Brooks, John A.. I. J90.
history, 1862. XII. 400. Brooks, Rev. John Wesley (colored),
Bronson village (York). XII. 400; also earlv settlor, death of. VI. 44G.
first rame of Kalamazoo. I. 200. 207. BYooks, Josiah R., first register of Me-
Bro^s^n's Prairie, II. 563; litigation over, nominee county. I. 267,
X. 65. Brooks, Rev. Kendall, D. D., president of
Bro-ze b"s-r°li«f. riu^tntine: history of Kalamazoo College, memoir of, XIII.
Illinois; description of. XIV. 665, 666. 574.
Brooches (Broaches), presents for In- Brooks, Lysander, VIII. 209; his plunge
diars X. 632; XII. 16. 146. 159, 241, into river, VIII. 210.
256, 273, 283, 287; XV. 607, 614, 654. Brooks. Mrs. M. E., of New York, elected
Brook, /rthur! on Detroit's census roll, honorary merrbsr of the State Histor-
1827, XII. 461Vo. ical Society. XII. 321.
Brooke (Brook), ~Gen. George M., 11.574; Brooks, N. W., V. 544.
in command at Detroit. XIII. 538. Brooks, Nathan, III. 403.
Brooke (Brook, Brooks). Lieut. R. B., 8th Brooks, Preston S._. congressman, struck
regiment, British army, IX. 532, 537, Senator Charles Sumner, XIV. 639.
592 595-599. 601 603 607; present at Brooks, R. W.. III. 2SO.
Indian council X. 550. 576; XIII. 93; Brooks, Rev. T., VIII. 103. 105.
saves cargo of wrecked vessels, XI. Brooks, ^illard L., VIII. vii.; memoir of,
402. VIII. 172.
Bjoo1 fi^ld. w,Tiam. earlv teacher, I. 450; Brooks, Mrs. Willard L., VIII. 172, 173.
V. 54S: VTI. 44n : XTI. 595. Brooks, Wi'liam. on census roll of De-
BrooV^H **>«*. William, early teacher, troit. 1827 XII. 431%.
I. 450- V 548. Brooks WJllKrr. V. 318; XIV. 372; first
Brooklyn, village, history of, IV. 271; sta- president of Battle Creek, II. 215; III.
tistics and history of ii 1854, XII. 395. 350.
Brookman, Peter, death of, V. 448. Brooks & Wicker, XII. 392.
Brooks, — , carpenter coming to Detroit Brooms, how made by first settlers, XIV.
with Gen. Hull. I. 431. 622: e^rly m«».de and shipped from
Brooks, — , pioneer of Muskegon, IV. 548? Jackson, II. 342, 346.
Brooks, Capt. — , XIV. 538. Broom corn, early cultivated, XIII. 548;
Brooks! Maj. — . I. 386. sHnped from J^c'-son ii 1877. II. 345.
Brooks! — , superintendent of M. C. R. R., Brooms, Daniel, death of VI. 430.
XIII. 515. Broops, Charles, death of, VIII. 58.
Brooks, Mrs. — ; death of. XI. 95. Brophy prisoner of war, VII. 89.
Brooks, A., land entry. III. 405. Bross. H., elected vice-president of State
Brooks, Aaron, death of, VIII. 99. Teachers' Association, 1860, IX. 96.
Brooks, Krs. Aaron, de^th of VITI. 56. Bros^, William, IV. 452.
Brocks, Mrs. Anna (Mrs. Comstock), III. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers —
554. Ionia, III. 484.
Brooks, Benedict. II 509. Broth^rton. Samuel. XI. 119.
BrooVs Cliqrl-^. VTTT. 172. Brotherton Hotel (Flint) III. 455.
Brooks, Col. Edward S., IT. 178. 582. 574; Brott. Aaron, d^ath of. XIII. 277.
IV. 106; V. 474 479: XTTT. 5°.0; as lieu- Bronx. — , pri^t. se° D^bronx.
tenant. IT. 4<n : appointed member Brous;h°m. I ord — . attack on Gen. Cass,
boa'-d of dirpct'-'rg of f^rralo seminnrv VTI. 147. 148; philosopher, his tribute
in 1*30. IV. 107; accompanies Maj. t^ the goypr^ment of the United
p»>Mi~ on hi" firct d<^'* Jonrnev to Stit°s, XI. 148.
Washington, IV. 100; collector of cus- Broughton, A. W., III. 636.
INDEX. 83
Broughton, John, VI. 242-245. Brown, Benjamin, II. 457; VII. 593.
Broughton, Mrs. John, VI. 243, 244; char- Brown, Capt. Benjamin, receives first
ter member of the first M. E. church books of Ames library, 1802, VII. 333.
of Quincy, VI. 246. Brown, Benjamin J., I. 270.
Brouwer, — , 111. 297. Brown, Beriah, publisher, VI. 86.
Brower, Gen. — , conducts stage line, Brown, C. E., issued first city directory
VIII. 197. of Lansing in 1873, II. 76.
Brower, Richard, death of, XIV. 189. Brown, C. R., II. 206.
Brown, — , sang at meeting of State Pio- Brown, Cal/in, III. 553; subscription to
neer Society, VIII. 6; XI. 8. first court house, II. 428.
Brown, — , entertained the Winters fam- Brown, Caroline, death of, XI. 73.
ily, VIII. 187. Brown, Miss Caroline (Mrs. P. Bills), IT.
Brown, — , pioneer of Ann Arbor, VIII. 305.
217. Brown, Charles, III. 362; V. 396.
Brown, Dr. — , assistant surgeon, 1799, Brown, Charles R., V. 376.
XII. 290. Brown, Charles S., III. 451, 453.
Brown, Dr. — , of Grand Haven, IX. 333. Brown, Charles W., extract from his his-
Brown, family taken prisoners, VI. 360. tory of Branch county concerning
Brown, — , Father, priest, VII. 177. Bishop Chase, VII. 365.
Brown, — . of Kentucky, suspected of Brown, Mrs. Chauncey, death of, XIII.
planning foreign invasion, XII. 650. 131.
Brown, Rev. — , IV. 187; IX. 187. Brown, Clark, death of, XI. 84.
Brown, Rev. — , in charge of Jamesville Brown, Cornelia, II. 412.
mission, XIII. 410. Brown, Cullen, I. 423; IX. 86; death of,
Brown, — , "Uncle Billy," I. 442; VI. 405, H. 572.
414. Brown, Deacon D. B., VIII. 217.
Brown, Miss — , early teacher of Detroit, Brown (Browne), Rev. Daniel E., early
I. 457; V. 311; VII. 598. missionary, III. 482; VII. 308, 312; X.
Brown, Mrs. — , (Miss Brackett), XIII. 122.
166. Brown, Rev. Daniel E., organized Epis-
Brown, Mrs. — , (Mrs. Goodwin), V. 512.' copal society in Flint, 1839. III. 438.
Brown. A., of Alpena, VI. 197, 245. Brown, David, son of John Brown, VII.
Brown, A., of Quincy, VI. 245. 246.
Brown, A. H.. III. 360. Brown. Dr. David E., I. 207; III. 522, 523;
Brown, A. R., heard speech of Daniel V. 154, 160; XIII. 510; commissioned
Webster, X. 18. colonel. V. 167.
Brown, A. W., VII. 220. . Brown, Dell, death of, XI. 39.
Brown, Miss Abi (Mrs. Evans), III. 554. Brown. E. C.. assistant General superin-
Brown, Abner, VII. 405. tendent Fort Wayne. Jackson and Sag-
Brown, Adam, XII. 90, 153; informed In- inaw Railway, II. 346.
dians of Capt. Goldman's order to blow Brown, Dr. E., V. 378; death of, V. 417.
up the ship, VIII. 366. Brown, E. Lakin, I. vii., 14 65. 207. 210;
Brown, Addison, X. 163. II. 24; III. ix.. 522; V. 373; X. 163, 166;
Brown, Almon C., county clerk in 1875-6, XIV. 522; addresses meeting of pio-
I. 520. neers. III. 523; "history of wild cat
Brown, Alva, I. 334. banks," I. 18; original member State
Brown, Ammon. VI. 478. Pioneer Society, I. 7, 84; member com-
Brown, Amos, II. 332. mittee to draft by-laws f^r society, I.
Brown, Andrew, XI. 62; highway tax in 8. 9: represented the soci°tv at semi-
1812. IV. 409. centennial celebration of MicHeran. IX.
Brown, Anson, I. 351; II. 284, 510; V. 351; 218; poems by, II. 432; III. 526, 542;
postmaster, I. 336; died of cholera, I. Tne beartifrl peninsula," II. 124;
336. "The old Pioneer; or. Forty years
Brown, Archibald, death of. IX. 58. ago," III. 542: "Th° Saplin-'s Apol-
Brown, Arthur, attorney. XI. 309. o«r," II. 125; "The Young Pioneer," I.
Brown, Pev. Arza, preacher of 1828. III. 211.
236, 239. Brown, Edward (Scotchman), brief
Brown, Asa B.. XIV. 523. sketch of the farrily, VTI. 245, 246;
Brown, Mrs. Asa B., XIV. 523. drove live stock from Detroit to Sagl-
Brown, Asahel, one of first settlers of naw, IX. 123.
AKansee township, II. 188, 189; XII. Brown, Edwin, I. 179.
406. Brown, Brie:. Gen. Egbert B.. U. S. A., II.
Brown, A very, VTI. 561. 70 370; III. 4; letter to his father, II.
Br"""r /7ar (Azer), death of, XI. 109; 387.
XIII. 237. Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth, biog., XI. 58, 62.
INDEX.
Brown, Ethan A., I. 7, 189.
Brown, F., land entry, III. 404.
Brown, F. H., I. 240.
Brown, Francis, death of, VI. 341.
Brown, Francis S., death of, IX. 77.
Brown, Frank, student of Kalamazoo
branch of university, V. 421.
Brown, Dr. Frank W., IV. 449.
Brown, G., XI. 623.
Brown, Rev. G. C. (W.) III. 242, 243.
Brown, G. F., X. 155.
Brown, George, I. 207; XI. 210.
Brown, George, Berrien county, death of,
VIII. 21.
Brown, Ensign George, I. 250.
Brown, Mrs. George, IV. 31.
Brown, Rev. George, IV. 31.
Brown, George A., death of, VI. 341.
Brown, George D., merchant of Jackson.
II. 332.
Brown, George I., V. 312, 313.
Brown, Gibson, student of Dr. Stone's
school, X. 31.
Brown, Giles J., VIII. 660.
Brown, H., land entry, III. 404.
Brown, Rev. H. N. (W.), III. 237; VII
176.
Brown, Hannah B. (Mrs. Walker), mem-
ber of first Methodist class in Ann
Arbor, VIII. 217, 218.
Brown, Hannah O. (Mrs. A. Bingham)
II. 146.
Brown, Henry, III. 362; VIII. 660; death
of, VII. 346, 466.
Brown, Judge Henry B., XIII. 286; elect-
ed a member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 348; elected treasurer of so-
ciety, XII. 349; remarks on Judge
Goodwin, XIII. 288.
Brown, Henry H., I. 428; III. 351, 362; V.
479; bank cashier, XIV. 41 4 1 elected a
member of the State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 324; death of, IX. 75.
Brown, Henry H. & Co., II. 320.
Brown, Hiram, member State Pioneer
Society, II. 184; death of, VII. 345.
Brown, Dr. Isaac, III. 522; V. 373.
Brown, J., land entries. III. 404.
Brown, J. Mabbett, called "John," XIV.
372.
Brown, J. V., publishers, VI. 87.
Brown, Maj. Gen. Jacob, U. S. A., sol
dier of the war of 1812, and brother
of Gen. J. W., II. 370. 388: V. 400: VII.
529; VIII. 26; XII. 407; XIII. 504: visits
Sault Ste. Marie, XII. 606, 607.
Brown, Jacob W., X. 116.
Brown, Jacque S., XII. 601.
Brown. James, III. 517; IV. 347; IX. 255:
XI. 254: member of commission to lo-
cate ral'road in 1835, V. 473 474: death
of. II. 456.
Brown, Mrs. James, death of. II. 456.
Brown, Dr. James A., IV. vii.; graduate
of Willoughby College, biog., IV. 447;
V. 568; resolutions on death of, IV. 448.
Brown, James F., city treasurer of Sag-
inaw, XIII. 269, 270.
Brown, James H., XIII. 222.
Brown, James W., III. 7.
Brown, Jane, VII. 437.
Brown, Jeremiah, II. 228; V. 314; VI.
254; X. 191; XIV. 367.
Brown, John (Scotchman), VII. 217, 220,
239; IX. 126; a brief sketch of his fam-
ily, VII. 245.
Brown, John, opened first store in Novi
township, II. 451.
Brown, John, of Kalamazoo county, III.
522.
Brown, John, of Lenawee county, death
of, XIV. 134.
Brown, John, XIV. 494.
Brown, John and Mark Norris, built mill
at Ypsilanti, XIV. 492.
Brown, John, of Kansas, XIV. 639, 640;
location of house in Detroit where he
met sympathizers, X. 97.
Brown, John ("Yankee Brown"), pioneer
VII. 234; IX. 126; XIV. 502.
Brown, John, land entry. IV. 398.
Brown, Mrs. John, death of, VIII. 100.
Brown, Mrs. John, died of cholera at
Quebec when en route from Scotland
to Saginaw, VII. 245.
Brown, John C., I. 429.
Brown, Lieut. John T., soHier of the
Mexican war, III. 4, VI. 22; VII. 115,
120; led first band of U. S. troops into
city of Mexico, II. 370, 433.
Brown, Dr. Jonas, I. 239.
Brown, Joseph, IV. 403; student of Kala-
mazoo branch of university. V. 421.
Brown, Gen. Joseph White, II. 79, 358,
365, 367, 375-377, 380-384, 399, 408, 412-
414, 423, 424, 429, 432, 495; III. 244,
553, 555, 557; IV. 7, 46, 298, 299, 392;
V. 10, 135, 505, 520; VI. 61, 220; VII.
73, 347, 349, 526, 529, 541; XI. 224; XII.
v., 407-409; XIII. 552, 594; XIV. 48, 269,
529, 530; XV. 602; acted as guide to
early settlers, II. 371; addressed joint
meeting at Jackson, III. 496; VII. 455;
anniversary, II, 364; addressed State
Pioneer Society, III. 4 ; chief justice of
Monroe county, XII. 408; commands
Michigan militia in Black Hawk war
to protect southern boundary line, I.
173-176, 223, 225. 236. 250: II. 178; III.
142; at Toledo, VI. 381, 382; XI. 155:
XIII. 530; command marched to Niles.
XII. 434; commissions awarded to, TV.
306; commission delayed, V. 168; dep-
uty postmaster, XII. 408; erects first
house in Tecumseh, I. 222; first arrival
in Michigan, I. 225-227; first town
meeting held at house of. II. 359, 370;
INDEX.
85
gifts of, II. 74; III. 6; held council with
Indians I. 476; land entry, XIII. 32;
letters from B. A. Brown, II. 387, 395,
397; letter to his mother, II.
369; member State Pioneer Society,
II. 186; VII. 11; on the Niagara fron-
tier, number of his troops, XV. 652;
ordered to call out militia, VI. 239; XI.
223; orders to arrest Ohioans tres-
passing in Michigan, XII. 412; presi-
dent Lenawee County Pioneer Society,
II. 391; VII. 517; presented his order
book of the Toledo war to Lenawee
County Pioneer Society, II. 391; re-
ceived message of Col. Sherman, II.
496; relates incidents of Black Hawk
war, II. 70, 71; report to Gov. Stevens
regarding arrest, flight and examina-
tion of the Ohio boundary line com-
missioners, XII. 409; subscription to
first court house, II. 427; biographical
sketch of, IV. 270, 306.
Brown, Mrs. Joseph W., IV. 299; made
cakes from first wheat ground in Te-
cumseh, I. 227, 412; XII. 408; death of,
IV. 307.
Brown, Mrs. Julia (Mrs. S. King), V. 384.
Brown, L.. report on Hand's investiga-
tion, XII. 601.
Brown, L. & Co., advertisers. I. 387.
Brown, Mrs. L. R. (Miss Hilton), XIV.
164.
Brown, Levi, inventor of gold pens, I.
387, 420, 437n.
Brown, Lewis, II. 332.
Brown, Lewis M., XIV. 116.
Brown, Miss Lizzie, VIII. 8 : IX. 6.
Brown, Lucius, B., biog., XIII. 265, 266.
Brown, Lucy, I. 423.
Brown, M. M.. VI. 225; postmaster, VI.
246.
Brown, Mrs. M. V. (Fannie Hewett),
death of, IX. 27.
Brown, Mahlon, I. 179.
Brown, Mrs. Marie, XIV. 382.
Brown, Mrs. Mariette (Mrs. Charles), V.
396.
Brown, Martha E., IV. 194.
Brown, Miss Mary, teacher, XIV. 369.
Brown, Miss Mary Ann, of England,
elected honorary member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 321.
Brown, Mrs. Melora, death of, VIII. 58.
Brown, Mrs. Morris, death of, XI. 95.
Brown, Moses, V. 306.
Brown, Mrs. Nancy (Mrs. Alexis Ran-
som), XIV. 116; death of. VI. 319.
Brown, Nathaniel, V. 325; VII. 388-390.
Brown, Nicholas, XII. 567.
Brown, Noah, II. 394.
Brown, Rev. Olympia (Mrs. Willis), XIV.
523.
Brown, Rev. Orrin S., trustee of Hills-
dale College, VI. 154, 162.
Brown, Peter, British soldier, salary of,
XV. 270.
Brown, Pitt, IV. 209.
Brown, Rebecca G., member of first
Methodist class in Ann Arbor, VIII. 217.
Brown, Mrs. Rebecca S., death of, IX. 42.
Brown, Refella, student of Dr. Stone's
school, X. 32.
Brown, Reuben, VI. 478.
Brown, Mrs. Rilla, death of, VI. 383.
Brown, Capt. Robert, lost on Lake Su-
perior with the boat Swallow, VII. 246.
Brown, Robert W., death of, XIII. 237.
Brown, Roxana (Mrs. James H. B.),
death of, XIII. 219; resolution on death
of, XIII. 222.
Brown, Ruth (Mrs. Henry), III. 397.
Brown, S. F., XI. 307; address of wel-
come, III. 518; member of State Pio-
neer .Society, IX. 91; XL 12.
Brown, Rev. S. S., III. 482; organized
Congregational church in Laning in
1847, VII. 404.
Brown, Mrs. Sally (Mrs. Solomon
Brown), II. 146.
Brown, Samarra, death of, XL 82.
Brown, Deacon Samuel, pioneer of Kala-
mazoo county, I. 207; II. 408; III. 525;
IV. 306; V. 257; VI. 309; XIII. 237;
XIV. 326; date of settlement at Gull
Prairie, V. 378.
Brown, Squire Samuel, selects books for
first library of Ames, Ohio, VII. 333.
Brown, Sanford, county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Brown, Lieut. Simeon B., II. 16.
Brown, Smith M., II. 308.
Brown, Rev. Solomon, II. 146.
Brown, Miss Sophia (Mrs. Berry), mar-
riage of, VI. 243.
Brown, Stephen F., VI. 319; X. 5, 154;
president of Kalamazoo County Pio-
neer Society, III. 518, 537.
Brown, Miss Susan (Mrs. Barnard), IV.
208.
Brown, T. H., III. 422.
Brown, Thomas, son of J. Brown. VII.
246.
Brown, Thomas, death of, XIII. 114.
Brown, Thomas L., instructor in School
for the Deaf and Dumb, III. 446.
Brown, Thurlow Weed, his temperance
work, XIII. 399.
Brown, W. F., III. 280.
Brown, Rev. W. H., III. 280, 288.
Brown, W. L., I. 269.
Brown, Watson, III. 281.
Brown, William, acting sergeant 1812,
VIII. 626.
Brrwn, William, of Oakland county, XIV.
425.
Brown, William, pioneer landlord, I. 443.
Brown. William, pi^ieer T"»rchant of
Battle Creek, III. 359: V. 250.
£6 INDEX.
Brown, William, printer of Quebec, XI. Browne, L., gift to Library Association,
623. HI. 449.
Brown, William, killed, IV. 417. Browne, Sir Thomas, VI. 31.
Brown William, on census roll of Detroit Brownell, — , bishop of Connecticut, VI.
1782* X 611- and wife, on Detroit's 514; elected member of State Histori-
cens'us roll, 1779, X. 318. cal Society, XII. 319.
Brown Lieut. (Capt.) William, IV. 339; Brownell, Amelia, death of, IX. 58.
assists in ejecting R. Little from Han- Brownell (Brownwell), Rev. Elijah, pio-
sen farm, IV. 344; safely conducts °eer of Lenawee county, I. 223; HI.
train of cattle through dangerous ter- 280, 553, 555; VII. 541.
ritory IV 347; appointed captain, IV. Brownell, George, XIV. 590.
348 355 Brownell, H. B., X. 161, 167n.
Brown, Dr. William, I. 345, 346, 506; II. Brownell, Henry W biog., IV. 231
572- III. 344 594; IV. 350; V. 549; VII. Brownell, Horace, fell at the battle of
290*; VIII. ix., 237, 557, 577; XII. 565, Gettysburg, XIV 361, 362.
662; XIII. 488, 484; XV. 305: dined with Browne 1, J III 280.
Rev. David Jones, VIII. 395; highway Brownell, John L., death of, VII. 562.
tax in 1812, IV. 409; member commis- Brownell, Miss Phoebe (Mrs. C. Eldred),
sion to locate county seat of Macomb v- 388;
county I. 258; location of residence, I. Brownell, Thomas, drove from Michigan
500- IV 475 478; X. 97; loss by fire of to Boston, Mass., with venison and
1805, I. 347; original stockholder of De- furs- V"
trolfs first bank, VIII. 575, 577; re- Brownell, Thomas C. death of, III. 543;
ports earthquake, IV. Ill; signs call IV- 28T5 ' me™T?er 1AState Ploneer s°-
for meeting to instruct delegate to con- < ' V|L w-
gress. 1820, XII. 645; death mentioned, Browner, Catharine, death of XI. 83
JT 572 Browning, F. P., early merchant, I. 390;
Brown, William A., shot by an outlaw, II. „ VIL ?6: *»"» ?t'*L*7*\
' Browning, Francis F., I. 471.
Brown. William O.. IX. 142: member of
,oe Conve011on of 1835 IX 143; m,m- Georgs eo h. 426.
fe3S£T3££ TV. ». ; *™ r, Mr, George S !„. 426.
V{ 107; m,28« m' i1™.'6™™^ B«™ "I! I'mueMC) elected a mem-
riewer, 1833, II. 196, 238; member , ? o*™*« u«»«.n-tAni Q^««««-« -VTT
State Pioneer Society, I. 90. J?J. JJSS^ S°°iety' XI1'
H' ' Brownlw - patriot and martyr, II. 77.
™. ^ *u f TTTTT o-i Brownrow, — . pupil of Prof, Nutting's
Brown, William W., death of, VIII. 21. school II. 447.
Brown, Z.C., III 243. Brownsb'erger, S.. A. M., instructor In
Brown & Brewster, merchants, XIV 372. Battle Creek College) IL 214 215.
Br°7n9,? Britten' mi11 owners in 1836' Brownson, Lieut. -, III. 56.
IX- 252> Brownson, Amos, treasurer of Kalamazoo
Brown & Evans, II. 381; built first saw COunty XIII 597
mill in Lenawee county. I. 222, 226. Brownson, C. C., III. 281.
Brown & Fuller, I. 335-336. Brownson Harrv, III. 578; entered land
Brown & Pilcher, II. 332, 333. in 1822, ni. 567.
Brown & Thomas, attorneys, The Dun- Brownson, Maj. Henry C., VIII. 241.
can will case, VII. 491. Brownson, Joel, one of first settlers of
Brown & Trowbridge, I. 289. Wayland township, XII. 397.
Brown, Evans & Wing, I. 228; IV. 306. Brownstown, location of, VI. 465; battle
Brown county, organized, name changed, cf vi. 466.
I. 94, 154; II. 361; in 1818, X. 65; see Brownstown, Indian council at. XV. 358;
also Crawford county. treaty of, VTL 53; Wyandotte Indian
Brown's, U. S. troops at XV. 677. village at, XV. 129.
Brown's bridge, XV. 653. Brownville, town meeting held at, II.
Brown's tavern, VII. 254. 387; see also Tecumseh.
Browne. Capt. — , displayed flag of truce Brozier, John, sergeant, escaped from
at Sandwich; explanation of. XV. 140. Fort Dearborn mas-acre, XV. 160.
141 ; his letter from Gen. Gage, X. 218, Bruce, Rev. — . president Western Uni-
233. versity, IV. 296.
Browne, Dr. — . VIII. 564, 565. Bruce, Rev. C. A.. II. 167. 385.
Browne, F. P., VII. 319. Bruce, Lieut. Col. (Maj.) Thomas, II.
INDEX.
8f
685; XV. 33; commanding at Detroit,
X. 234. 236, 239, 241-245; grants made
by declared null and void, VIII. 468;
letters to without signature, X. 252.
Brucher, Gustave, III. 361.
Bruckner, Christopher, land claim settled
by supreme court, VI. 364.
Bruen, George T., XI. 82.
Bruen, Miss Lizzie (Mrs. Delos Phillip),
XI. 82.
Bruersma, Rev. A., IX. 312.
Brumm, Christopher, death of, XIII. 164,
165.
Brummeler, Wilhelmina, death of, XI. 83.
Brundage, Ely, death of, XIII. 114.
Brundage, Nelson, death of, XIII. 282.
Bruner, J., III. 293, 294.
Brunette, Dominique, claim for losses by
Indians, XV. 670.
. Brunnell, Asa, first clerk of Ionia county,
III. 473.
Brunnell, C. H., drowned in a gale, VII.
385-387.
Brunnow, Dr. Francis, first astronomer
at University of Michigan, V. 33, 35.
Brunnow, Rudolph, V. 40.
Bruno, Mrs. — , daughter of Chancellor
Tappan. VIII. 17.
Bruno, John, VII. 578.
Bruno, Mary Blanchard (Mrs. John B.),
VII. 578.
Bruno, Peter, death of, XI. 40.
Bruno, Miss Rosella (Mrs. Kenney), V.
490; VII. 578; marriage of, VII. 250.
Brunson, J. C., I. 7.
Brunson, John, committee of five pre-
pared draft for state constitution in
house of, XIV. 407.
Brunson, Sarah, death of. XI. 26.
Brunson, William, member of State Pio-
neer Society, III. 268.
Brush, Alfred E., III. 644-646.
Brush, Mrs. Alfred E., III. 645-647.
Brush, Charles, I. 265; VII. 186.
Brush, Edmund Askin, attorney, I. 419;
II. 601, 602; III. 26; IV. 465; 479; VI.
'493; VII. 2; XII. 320, 650; XIV. 415;
appointed member board of directors
of female seminary in 1830, IV. 107;
assisted to build first saw mill in De-
troit, IV. 410; his family coach, XIII.
493; member first board of water com-
missioners of Detroit, IV. 469; mem-
ber State Historical Society, in charge
of its museum, XII. 316, 317; death of,
II. 72, 572.
Brush. Mrs. Edmund A., XIII. 493.
Brush, Col. (Capt., Ma.i.. Gen.). Elijah,
I. 345; IV. 473, 479; VIII. ix., 521, 523,
544. 578, 579, 583, 585; XII. 553, 648;
XIV. 406; of the war of 1812, VI. 357;
argument on a slavery c^se. XII. 519;
et Kingston. XV. 406; at River Raisin,
XV. 495; counsels with Gen. Hull, XII.
563; highway tax in 1812, IV. 409;
memorial to the president of the
United States, dated 1805, or 1806, VIII.
549-553; captain of Lew Cass regulars,
met Marquis de LaFayette, XIV. 404,
405; name on election roll of 1799,
VIII. 509, 510; original stockholder of
Detroit's first bank, VIII. 575; questions
witness in election contest, VIII. 527;
refused to surrender detachment, IV.
320; V. 560; XV. 178; security for ap-
pearance of Capt. Muir and Ensign
Lundie at trial, XV. 34; subscription of
for the purchase of gunpowder, VIII.
620; taxes for 1805, V. 533; treasurer
of Michigan territory, 1806. I. 344B.
Brush, Francis G., biog., XI. 107.
Brush, Capt. Henry, conducted provision
train to American soldiers, 1812, VI.
465-467.
Brush farm, II. 14.
Brush homestead, its location, X. 93.
Brush house, I. 497.
Brushes, in garrison stores, XII. 124.
Brutch, early merchant of Port Huron,
XIII. 336.
Brutch, Jonathan, built houses for In-
dians at Sarnia In 1828, V. 496.
Brute, Rt. Rev. — , bishop, consecrated
Bishop Reze, IX. 134.
Bruyere, Madam Marguerite, X. 211.
Bruyeres, Lieut. Col. R. H., XV. 409, 411,
482; letter to Sir George Prevost, XV.
478; his report of fortified posts In
Canada, XV. 54.
Bruys, Lieut. Antoine de, V. 105.
Bryan, Miss — , early teacher, V. 399.
Bryan, John. I. 328; IV. 399; V. 248,399;
land entry, IV. 401; built court
house at Ann Arbor, IV. 402, 404;
death of, I. 329.
Bryan, Mrs. John, I. 328.
Bryan, Samuel, II. 415.
Bryan, Samuel F.; see Bryant.
Bryan, William, I. 168.
Bryant, Aaron, death of, XIII. 229.
Bryant, Deacon Abner, tailor of Buffalo,
V. 394.
Bryant, Rev. Alfred, IV. vi.; XIII. 181;
biographical sketch of, IV. 263,
Bryant, Alpha Washtenaw, first white
cbild born in Washtenaw county, I.
327-329; IV. 399.
Bryant, Ashell, death of, VIII. 44.
Bryant, Carlton G., death of IV. 284.
Bryant, Mrs. David, death of. XIV. 67.
Bryant, Mrs. Hannah M. (Miss Willis),
XIV. 78.
Bryant, Huldah, death" of, IX. 76.
Bryant (Bryan). Samuel Treat. III. 590;
located in Michigan in 1821. III. 573.
Bryant, William Cullen, journalist, X. 12;
conducted "New York Evening Post,"
88 INDEX.
IX. 200; elected a member of State His- Buck, Warren N., early merchant of
torical Society, XII. 339. Jackson, II. vi., 305, 315; mayor, II. 316;
Bryce, J. C., III. 361. biog., IV. 283.
Bryce, William A., secretary of state sen- Buck & Hoyt, V. 229.
ate in 1863, VII. 226; publisher, VI. 69. Buckagehilas (Buckagihitas), Delaware
Brymner, Douglass, archivist at Ottawa, chief, speech of, X. 542; XIII. 45.
Canada, IX. iv. ; XI. 20 ; XIII. 39. Buckbee, Mrs. Amanda M., death of, VIII.
Buchanan, Isaac, death of, XIV. 52. 114.
Buchanan, J. C., II. 157. Buckers, Lieut. — , aide to Gen. Brady,
Buchanan, James, president of United XII. 428.
States, I. 132; II. 106; V. 199; XIII. 146; Buckets of leather, in garrison stores,
announces seizure of forts, IV. 127; XI. 426; XII. 124.
appointed Jacob Beeson receiver of Buckham, Dr. — , XI. 34.
public moneys in 1857, VIII. 24, Dr. Buckhout, Henry, XI. 79.
Zina Pitcher examiner of the mint, IV. Buckingham, — , land entry, III. 406.
433; vetoed bill granting lands for Buckingham, Mrs. Ann (Mrs. L. B.),
agricultural schools, VII. 34. biog., V. 344.
Buchanan, John L., instructor in School Buckingham, Christopher, XIII. 155.
for the Deaf and Dumb, III. 446. Buckingham, Maj. G. W., IV. 243.
Buchanan, S. A., IV. 196. . Buckingham, H. W., IV. 243.
Buchanan, Sarah E., IV. 196. Buckingham, Joseph, Sr., XIV. 76.
Buchanan, Mrs. Sophia H. (Mrs. James Buckingham, Joseph, Jr., XIII. 155; biog.,
B.), "sketch of Rev. Abel Bingham," XIV. 68, 76.
II. 146, 156. Buckingham, Mrs. Joseph, XIV. 76.
Buchanan, Capt. William, at battle of Buckingham, Lewis, V. 344; VII. 243;
River Raisin, XV. 239; signs state- XIII. 411; first sheriff of Genesee
ment of condition of militia, XV. 280. county, III. 431, 435-437; IV. 242; lo-
Buchanan, "Record," "Union," "Vindi- cated in Michigan in 1830, IV. 242;
cator," established, VI. 70. biog., IV. 242.
Buchet, M. Joseph, his marriage entry in Buckingham, Mrs. Lyman, XIV. 49; "his-
old register, V. 105. tory of the Presbyterian church of
Buck, Alma C., IV. 194. Flint," XIII. 410.
Buck, Cornelia, death of, VI. 254. Buckingham, Sarah, XIV. 76.
Buck, Rev. D. D., III. 236. Buckland, — , pioneer on River Rouge,
Buck, Daniel, congressman from Ver- III. 596; rescues money from burning
mont in 1795, VIII. 408. stump, III. 599.
Buck, Daniel W., early settler and mer- Buckland, A. P., death of. XIII. 281.
chant of Lansing, VI. 294; VII. 447. Buckland, Don Carlos, III. 599; biog.,
Buck, Mrs. Daniel W. (Miss Nancy M. XIV. 146.
Russell). VII. 425; biographical sketch Buckland, James, IV. 58.
of, VII. 447. Buckland Mills, VI. 444.
Buck, Edward D., "memorial report of Bucklen, Daniel, on census roll of De-
Oakland county," V. 487. troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Buck, Edward W., V. vii. Bucklen, William, XII. 566, 567; on cen-
Buck, George, entered land in 1826, III. sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 %.
610; V. 400, 401; VI. 269. Buckles, Rev. A., III. 240.
Buck, George M., attorney, III. 315; XI. Buckles, for Indian presents, X. 496, 581,
309. 632; XII. 287, 302.
Buck, H. T., X. 82. Buckley, — , merchant, XIV. 372.
Buck, Israel, death of, XI. 38. Buckley, George W., publisher, III. 350,
Buck, James S., V. 15. Buckley, H. J., member of the Brady
Buck, Joseph, death of, XIII. 231. Guards, XIII. 525.
Buck, K. S.. jeweler. VII. 216, 219; mem- Buckley, Rev. James M.. III. 236.
ber school board, VII. 221. Buckley, Mrs. Mary, V. 545.
Buck, Mrs. K. S., principal of schools, Buckley, Mrs. Mic^pl, death of, XIV. 138.
VII. 222. Bucklin, James, VIII. 164, 164n.
Buck, Lewis, death of, VII. 465. Bucklin, William, justice of the peace,
Buck, Luclnda, I. 239. for whom township was named, XIV.
Buck, Oliver Chase, IV. 237: biog., XI. 32. 434.
Buck, Philip H.. death of, XI. 132. Bucklin township, original territory, XIV.
Buck, S. P., VII. 419. 434: see also Wayn« county.
Buck, Simon, pioneer landlord. I. 432. Bucklin's tavern, V. 244.
Buck, Solomon, death of. XI. 95. Buckly. Polly, death of, XI. 84.
Buck, Ursula W., IV. 237. Buckner. Lieut. Col. E., U. S. A.. XII. v.:
INDEX.
89
XIV. 49; "history of the war with the
Sac and Fox Indians," XII. 424.
Buckner, S. D., death of, IX. 60.
Buckskin, its equivalent in coin, III. 28;
used for clothing by Indians and early
settlers, XIV. 438.
Buckwheat sown for fertilizing, XIV.
487; stiort growth of, XIV. 588; yield
of, XIII. 67.
BucquoniHisi (Indian), VII. 395.
Buddington, Thomas, II. 327.
Buddington, Walter, II. 305, 308, 334.
Buddington, W. & Co., II. 334.
Budlong, Alfred, death of, XIV. 136.
Budlong, Philo H., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88; IX. 13.
Budril, Nowill, British soldier, salary of,
XV. 270.
Buel, Alexander W., attorney, IV. 126;
VII. 175; XII. 362, 363; XIII. 288; con-
gressman, III. 123; elected a member
of the State Historical Society, XII.
320; fire warden, XIV. 415; member
committee to draft resolutions on
death of Judge Goodrich, IX. 186;
prosecuting attorney. XIV. 415; school
inspector, 1839, IV. 464.
Buel, Mrs. Alexander W., member com-
mittee to examine public schools, 1842,
I. 456.
Buel. Gen. Grover, VII. 566.
Buel, Rev. Samuel, III. 356; IV. 217, 219;
V. 319.
Buel, Walter, death of, XI. 38.
Buel. William A., elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 327.
Buell, Alexander, X. 83, 154; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 88; death of,
VIII. 13, 47, 48.
Buell, Augustus, death of, XIII. 212.
Buell, Austin, death of, VII. 486.
Buell, Maj. Gen. Don Carlos, soldier of
the rebellion, III. 167, 168, 172; IV.
133, 133n; at Chapel Hill, Tenn., IX.
198; criticized bv C^l.Shoemacher, IV.
135, 136, 140, 145-152, 269; orders to
Col. Shoemacher, IV. 148. 150-160.
Buel!, Rev. J. I., III. 356; V. 312.
Buell, John L., I. 268; publisher, I. 270.
"Buena Vista," early boat on Saginaw
river, III. 325; XIII. 365-367.
Bufert, — , si?ns petition against McDou-
gal's possession of Hog Island, X. 238.
Bufette; see Beaufait.
Buffalo (e.), Chinpewa chief. IX. 111.
112; XV. 17, 46; talked with Gov.
Barry, IX. 114.
Buffalo, where found, XI. 4S7; XIII. 81.
"Buffalo," boat of 1839, XIV. 543, 568.
Buffalo, city, 1802, I. 406: burned 1813;
V. 115: X. 161; XV. 505. 574: distant
from Eleven mile creek, XV. 535; from
Hardscr^bble. XV. 535; hpidou^rters
for territorial surveyors, IX. 101; in-
12
habitants divided on the issues of war
of 1812, XV. 490; light house, X. 87;
number of U. S. gunboats at, 1814, XV.
602; reported number of U. S. troops
at, XV. 602; shipbuilding at, I. 471.
Buffalo Creek, Indian council on, XII. 112.
Buffalo Historical Society, gifts of, VIII.
11; XIII. 34; XIV. 42.
"Buffalo to Michigan in 1829" — Dewey,
IX. 161.
Buffiington, H. C., publisher, VI. 73.
Bugbee, Daniel, death of, III. 555.
Bugbee, P. S., death of, IX. 40.
Buhl, Mayor C. H., VII. 617, 623.
Buhl, Frederick, IV. 414, 427.
Buhl, F. & Co., IV. 428.
Buhl, Mrs. Theodore (Miss Walker), VIII.
258.
Buhl & Ducharme, built first wharf in
Detroit, I. 496.
Buhls, — , fur dealers, IV. 120.
"Builders of States," III. 161.
Buillon, of the French voyageuers, I.
365.
Buise, William, death of, VIII. 100.
Buker, D. P., VI. 197.
Bule, Levi W., member of the Brady
.Guards, XIII. 525, 526.
Bulger, Capt. (Lieut.) A. H., appointed
post adjutant, XV. 578; assisted in the
capture of the U. S. schooners, Scor-
pion and Tigress, XV. 641, 643; com-
mended, XV. 643; gives number of
killed and wounded in capture of U.
S. boats. XV. 642: his letter to Lieut.
Col McDonall, XV. 641; member of
court of inquiry at Green Bay, XV.
669, 674; proclaims martial law in the
Mississippi country, XV. 687; wound-
ed, XV. 642.
Bulger, Joseph, death of, IX. 40.
Bulkhardt. Catharine, death of. XIV. 52,
Bulkley, Charles S., death of, XI. 105.
Bulkley, Mrs. (Major) G., death of, VII.
552.
Bulkley, George Frank, death of, XI. 106.
Bulkley, Gershom T., register in U. S.
land office in 1836, VI. 368.
Bulkley, Mrs. L. E.. death of, XIV. 117.
Bull, Charles M., removed military sup-
plies from Fort Gratiot, XIII. 535.
Bull, Charles M., in Toledo war, XTII. 531.
Bull, George D., in Toledo war, XIII. 531.
Bull. George G.. member of the first hor-
ticultural society, X. 76.
Bull, James, elected a member of State
Historical Society, XII. 327.
Bull^rd. Amos, pioneer, II. 524; death of,.
XIV. 191.
Bullard, Benjamin. XIV. 425.
Bullen, R. J., VI. 282.
Bu^ard. Ransom, death of. IX. 39.
Bnllen. Reuben, d-at* of. VI. 283.
Bullard. Silas, XIV. 425.
INDEX.
Bullets, made on the field, XV. 624; im-
bedded in "mansion" of Gov. Cass,
II. 14.
Bullhead (fish), abundant, XIV. 421.
Bullion, silver, from Silver Islet mine,
XIII. 343.
Bullman, Asa, death of, VIII. 98.
Bullock, Miss — , VII. 287.
Bullock, A. A., I. 296.
Bullock, D. F., land entry, III. 426.
Bullock, Elijah, III. 567.
Bullock, George W., early settler of Sag-
Inaw, III. 606; XIII. 272, 362; member
first board of inspectors of Bay coun-
ty, VII. 228, 229.
Bullock, Harriet, death of, IV. 284.
Bullock, John, first supervisor of Deep
River township, III. 334.
Bullock, Lovell, XI. 60.
Bullock, Capt. (Lieut.) Richard, of the
41st British regiment, XV. 291, 410,
443, 578; adjutant general Toronto mi-
litia, XII. 618-621; at the battle of the
Miami, XV. 294; commanding at Mich-
ilimackinac, XV. 433, 518, 656-658; let-
ter from Capt. Mclntosh, XV. 412; let-
ters to Col. Baynes, XV. 421, 422; Sec-
retary Noah Freer, XV. 393, 423, 42.4,
464-466, 496, 577; Maj. Gen. Proctor,
XV. 391; praised by Indians, XV. 560.
Bullock, Royal, death of, IV. 284.
Bullock, Mrs. S., IV. 358.
Bullocks presented Indians, XV. 108.
Bullony, James, merchant, X. 421; cer-
tifies to fair treatment* by Gov. Sin-
clair, X. 421; XIII. 63.
Bump, Lathrop, his early trip, XIII. 256.
Bump, Orrin, VII. 319.
Bunbury, Col. — , letter from R. H.
Crewe, XV. 329.
Bunbury, Capt. Joseph, XII. 74, 75; his
bill of expense for attending meeting
of U. S. commissioners in 1793, XV. 2.
Bunburry (Bunberry), Patrick, I. 209;
land entry, V. 404.
Bunce, — , father of Judge Z. W., cap-
tured by the British, I. 435.
Bunce — , sea captain, early settler of
Hartford, Conn., I. 435.
Bunce, Edward F., death of, XIV. 184.
Bunce, Henry C., publisher, VI. 72.
Bunce, L. W., V. 459.
Bunce, Oliver, death of, IV. 283.
Bunce, Truman, II. 480.
Bunce, Judge Zephaniah W., came to
Michiean 1817. I. viii.; II. 13; VI. 405;
XIII. 35; 'autobiography of. IV. 342, 352,
353; commissioned chief justice of St.
Clair coun.ty by Gov. Cass. VI. 408-412,
414; hatter of Claremont, N. H., I. 436;
historv of. I. 434-444: member of ter-
ritorial c-un«il in 1824. XIV. 30: re-
lates Indian legend. VI. 417, 418; signs
petition for a representative in con-
gress, XII. 587 ; biographical sketch of,
I. 434; XIV. 30.
Bunce, Mrs. Zephaniah (Laura Ann
Duryea), I. 437, 440, 441,; death of, L
438.
Bunce & Duryea, V. 141.
Buncher, Charles, IV. 451.
Bunday, Warner, death of, IX. 38.
Bundy, — , IV. 253.
Bundy, Capt. Daniel F., superintendent of
mines, VII. 211.
Bundy, William, I. 169.
Bunker, — , one of first settlers of
Bunkerhill township, XII. 393.
Bunker, Abram, III. 504; VII. 464.
Bunker, Miss Deborah C. (Mrs. Fuller)
VII. 437.
Bunker, Slocum, first white man to settl*
in Barry county, I. 112.
Bunker & Tuthill, bid on the first court
house of Saginaw county, X. 126.
"Bunker Hill," boat of 1839, XIV. 543.
Bunkerhill township (Ingham county),
history and statistics, 1854, XII. 391,
393.
Bunn, Lee E., instructor in Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 162.
Bunnell, Asa, I. 193.
Bunneli, Barnabas, VI. 478.
Bunnell, Dr. Bradley, VII. 259, 260.
Bunnell, Willard, sailor, VII. 258; capture
and escape of, VII. 259.
Bunnell, Mrs. Willard, assists husband
to escape, VII. 260.
Bunnell & Fish, II. 308.
Buntin, John, death of, III. 559.
Bunting, for Indian presents, XII. 146,
175, 256, 273, 283.
Burband, Mrs. Samuel, VII. 284.
Burbank, Maj. — , V. 495.
Burbank, Misses, II. 445.
Burbank, Mrs. — , on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Burbank, Miss Harriet, early teacher,
IV. 59.
Burbank, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Burbank, Tisse, name on election roll of
1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Burbank, William. III. 562: V. 471; en-
tered land in 1822, III. 569; member of
commission to remove county seat of
St. Clair, VI. 410.
Burch, — , V. 142.
Burch, — , attorney, VII. 427.
Burch, — , early planted orchard, IX. 261.
Burch, Bridget Ann, I. 244.
Burch, Mrs. C. S. (Miss Maggie Hadley),
XIII. 253.
Burch, Electa, death of, IX. 60.
Burch, Eliza, I. 244.
Burch, Eloiza. death of. IV. 284.
Burch, Ephraim. XIV. 423.
Burch, George, I. 244.
INDEX.
91
Barch, John, mayor of Monroe in 1850,
VI. 369n.
Burch, Jonathan, IV. 347.
Burch, Mrs. Josie (Mrs. Delos Phillips),
XI. 82.
Burch, Morris, death of, I. 245, 248.
Burch's Mill, III. 5'86, 587.
Burchard Rev. — , D. D., revivalist of
1833, XIII. 522.
Burchard, Emily, taught first school in
Menominee, I. 271.
Burchard, James T., candidate for town
clerk, II. 315.
Burchard, John W., drowned, VI. 295.
Burchard, Matthew W., landlord, XIV.
328.
Burchell, George W., elected a member
of State Historical Society, XII. 343.
Burd, Mrs. Beverly, death of, VII. 466.
Burd, Mrs. William R. (Moore), brief
biog., VI. 399, 402, children of, VI. 402.
Burden, — , III. 530.
Burden, T. R., death of, XIV. 137.
Burdette, George, death of, VII. 545.
Burdick, — , VI. 309; X. 7.
Burdick, Alvin, VII. 483; X. 189.
Burdick, Ambrose L., on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349.
Burdick, Amnah, death of, XIII. 228.
Burdick, Rev. C. R., VIII. 66.
Burdick, Charles, VII. 483; X. 189.
Burdick, Cyrus (Cyren), pioneer of Kala-
mazoo, I. 207, 210; V. 375, 391: VII.
472, 473; signs bond to build Kalama-
zoo county's first court house, VII. 474.
478; on committee to prepare plans
for first court house of Kilamazoo, su-
perintendent of the building, XIII. 596,
597.
Burdick, Miss Ellen (Mrs. John Good-
rich), XIV. 342.
Burdick, Ephraim, II. 165.
Burdick, H. M., II. 233.
Burdick, Hannah, death of, IV. 284.
Burdick, Ichabod, I. 179; VI. 240.
Burdick, Mrs. Ichabod, VI. 240.
Burdick, James M., VI. 239. 240, 242.
Burdick, Mrs. James M., VI. 240.
Burdick, Gen. Justus, pioneer of Kala-
mazoo, I. 207, 210; V. 360, 367, 368n;
VII. 472-474, 478; contractor of the old
Kalamazoo court house, XIII. 596;
member of board commissioners of in-
ternal improvement, XIII. 357; memoir
of, V. 375.
Burdick. Lankford, Sr.. VII. 483; biog..
X. 189; children of, X. 190.
Burdick, Lankford, Jr.. X. 189.
Burdick, Robert, I. 209; children of, X.
189.
Burdick, Dr. W. M., VII. 356.
Bur^icV, William A., M. P.. XTV. 384.
Burdock, — , wounded, XV. 640.
Burdon, John, opened first foundry in
Saginaw county. III. 326.
Burdsly, L., IX. 255.
Bunord, Rev. Spruille, VI. 331, 337, 338;
VII. 494.
Burge, Ephraim, XII. 565.
Burge, M. S., L 296.
Burger, Mrs. Amelia E., death of. XI. 39.
Burger, Miss S. E. (Mrs. Ozora P.
Stearns), first woman to petition board
of regents for admission to the Uni-
versity of Michigan, VI. 48.
Burgher, Theresa D., death of, VI. 254.
Burges, H., III. 292.
Burges, Hiram, first supervisor of Pine
River township, II. 266, 267.
Burgess, Amy, IV. 57; XIV. 434.
Burgess, Jennie E., edits "The Oak
Leaf," college paper, VI. 258.
Burgess, Jonathan, highway tax in 1812,
IV. 409.
Burgess, Mary A., death of. IV. 284.
Burgess, Rev. Oliver, III. 242.
Burgess, Tristam, his gift, XII. 339.
Burgess, Truman, XIV. 587.
Burgess & Funson, V. 461.
Burgoyne, Gen., XI. 453; XII. 106.
Burgy, Christian, XI. 330; bill for coro-
ners, IX. 657; notary public, 1780, IX.
620; subscription for a missionary at
Michilimackinac, X. 290.
Burhame, Henry, biog;, XIII. 161, 162.
Burhans, Isaac, death of, V. 529.
Burhans, W. P., III. 476.
Burial grounds of Indian; see Indian
burial grounds.
Burial, expense of in early day, XIV. 564.
Burk, M., pioneer of Sharon township, II.
524
Burk. Patrick, biog., XIII. 265. 266.
Burk, William H., publisher, VI. 97.
Burke, — , English statesman, VIII. 399,
401.
Burke, Mrs. — , (Mrs. Upson), VII. 426.
Burke, Edmund, priest, early missionary,
XI. 215; XII. 161, 172, 178; XV. 52, 79;
his letters to Col. McKee, XII. 159,
169, 171.
Burke, P., signs letter to Capt. Roberts,
XV. 246.
Burke, Lawrence N., attorney, XI. 309.
Burke, Margaret, IV. 194.
Burke, Moses D., death of, XI. 27.
Burke. Richard, his letters from Gen.
Haldimand, X. 669, 670.
Burland, Thomas, I. 130; II. 229.
Burleigh, C. C., XIV. 372.
Burleson, — , II. 422.
Burleson, Job, death of, V. 446.
BurUngame, — , I. 159.
Burlingame, Judge Anson, I. 33; IV. 462;
V. v., 562; VI. 77 VII. 477; XIV. 639;
congressman. IV. 126: fishing- escapade
in Paris, V. 92; member of the Brady
92
INDEX.
Guards, XIII. 525, 526 ; member Detroit
fire company, IV. 413; minister to
China, III. 346; his New Year's calls.
XIII.. 492; remarks of, XIII. 577; stu-
dent of branch university at Detroit,
V. 543.
Burlingame, C. M., publisher, VI. 86.
Burlingame, Joel, III. 346, 347.
Burlingame, Mrs. Ruby, death of, VIII.
115.
Burlingham, N. H., V. 362.
"Burlington," boat, British, in war of
1812, XV. 312.
Burlington (Canada), U. S. troops at,
XV. 666.
Burlington (Michigan), sketch of, II. 212.
Burlington Heights, plan to attack, XV.
518; Gen. Vincent's removal from,1 XV.
440.
Burlington township (Calhoun county),
organized, II. 195.
Burlison, Alva, XIV. 64.
Burlison. Lois M. (Mrs. John S. Belote),
XIV. 64.
Biirmeister, Rev. W., IX. 301.
Burn, Thomas, member of grand jury in
1778, X. 294.
Burnell. John C., II. 313; bank cashier,
II. 323.
Burnell, Samuel, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, V. 504.
Burnell & Fish, II. 334.
Burnet, — , early settler of Milwaukee,
Wis., III. 388.
Burnet, Judge — , I. 373, 374, 378, 384; VI.
487.
Burnet, Capt. C. C., IV. 81; IX. 582; X.
396; XIV. 543.
Burnet, Ellsworth, assessor in Calhoun
county in 1833, II. 196.
Burnet, Joseph, land entry, II. 265.
"Burnet's English Prose Writers," quota-
tion from, II. 134.
Burnett, Abraham, interpreter, V. 146.
Burnett, Asa C., death of, V. 528.
Burnett, Benjamin F., first clerk of Shar-
on township, II. 526; IV. 398.
Burnett, James, first township meeting
at house of, VII. 482.
Burnett, James, letter to A. B. Wood-
ward. VIII. 638.
Burnett. John, I. 345; tuition fee of in
1801. VII. 42.
Burnett, Jonathan, I. 2R5.
Burnett. Sarah, d°ath of, VIII. 45.
Burnett, W. Q., III. 237.
Burnett (Burnet), William, tracer, estab-
lished nost at month of St. Josenh
river 1775, 1. 121. 123: V. 145; VIII. ix.;
XTT. 240; his letters to James May,
VIII. 529 546.
Burnette. l^rs. J. a,n^ son. original mem-
ber^ of the M. E. church of Galesburg.
X. 52.
Burnham, — , II. 216.
Burnham, Capt. — , IV. 81.
Burnham, Mrs. D. W., V. 265.
Burnham, G. C., V. 320, 321.
Burnham, Griswold, VI. 242.
Burnham, Hiram O., death of, VI. 254,
319.
Burnham, Rev. J. H., VI. 379.
Burnham, Joseph, VI. 242.
Burnham, Robert, pioneer, IV. 301.
Burnham, S. E., VI. 197.
Burnham, V. C., VI. 197.
Burnham, brothers, settled at Fort Gra-
tiot in 1815, V. 496.
Burns, — , clerk of court, 1793, XII. 86.
Burns, — , of Mt. Clemens, V. 455.
Burns, — , massacred by Indian women
at Fort Dearborn, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Burns, Mrs. — , in Fort Dearborn massa-
cre, fate unknown, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Burns, — , and family, flight from home,
XII.. 447.
Burns, Aurilla A. (Mrs. James), VII. 617.
Burns, Daniel, III. 326; charter member
of Trinity church, Bay City, VII. 310,
311, 314; lobbying for Bay county, I.
102, 106, 108.
Burns, Rev. David, II. 167; III. 241, 243;
VI. 379.
Burns, Ebenezer, IX. 283.
Burns, Henry, death of, VIII. 56.
Burns, J. Davidson, attorney, III. 134; XI.
309.
Burns, James, III. 299; XII. 566; account
of the accidental shootirg of Peter
Dow, XIII. 250; member board of con-
trol of state public school at Cold-
water, VII. 617; member State Pioneer
Society, I. 86; VII. 10; biog., VII. 10,
597, 616.
Burns, James & Co., VII. 617.
Burns, John, death of, XI. 94; XIV. 184.
Burns, Miss Mary (Mrs. Cooledge), VII.
449.
Burns, Robert, attorney, XI. 309.
Burns, Robert, death of, XIII. 277.
Burns Rev. W. C., VII. 582, 587; VIII. 105.
Burns' & Smith, VII. 617.
Burns township (Shiawassee county),
history and statistics of, XII. 404.
Burnt Island, location of. XIV. 197.
Burr Col. A. R., biog., VIII. 34, 43; chil-
dren of, VIII. 44.
Burr, Aaron, XI. 215; graduate of Prince-
ton college. XIV. 356: his enterprise of
1806 mentioned, VIII. 557, 565; sus-
pected of planning a foreign invasion,
XII. 650; visit to U. S. senate. V. 388.
Burr, C., land entries. III. 430, 431.
Burr, Dr. C. B.. VIII. 44; asylum physi-
cian. XIII. 306.
Burr, Dr. E. D., publisher, VI. 75, 79; VB.
494.
INDEX.
93
Burr, Dr. Ezra, journalist, biog., XIV.
100, 104.
Burr, Ezra D., member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 86; death of, XIV. 44.
Burr, Col. Frank A., journalist, XIV. 104.
Burr, Fred, XIV. 104.
Burr, James D., death of, IX. 76.
Burr, John O., death of, XIV. 53.
Burr, Laura E., member of State Pioneer
Society, IX. 91; XL 12.
Burr, Norman, death of, VIII. 101, 112.
Burr, Miss Stella F., VIII. 44.
Burr, William, publisher, VI. 163.
Burr, Rev. William H., IV. 179. 180, 196.
Burr & Grove, merchants, VI. 294.
Burr Oak, high school principal, IX. 95.
Burrar, Valentine, death of, XIV. 146.
Burrdick, R. H., his bid on the first court
house of Saginaw county, X. 126.
Burrell, John, XII. 162.
Burrell, John, name on election roll of
1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Burrell & Lee, loss by fire, VI. 186.
Burrell & Pauling, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 608.
Burrell & Whitman, manufacturers, XIIT.
321.
Burrill, Albert, death of, VI. 520.
Burrill, John, VII. 287.
Burrington, Capt. P. and wife, III. 325.
Burroll, G. P., V. 321.
Burrough, Anna, death of, VIII. 22.
Burroughs, A. M. and wife. I. 169.
Burroughs, Alvena Dewey, death of, XIV.
135.
Burroughs, Hiram, III. 409; biog. of, XI.
34.
Burroughs, Jesse, V. 346.
Burroughs, John H., IV. 280.
Burroughs, Dr. O. F., VII. 481.
Burroughs, William, death of, XIII. 229.
Burroughs' farm, III. 379.
Burrow, Sir James, opinions cited, XII.
503.
Burrows, A., I. 170.
Burrows, Daniel, III. 568.
Burrows, Julius C., attorney, V. 376; XL
309; XIV. 50; address at Augusta pio-
neer meeting, XIII. 582; congressman,
III. 124; principal of Richland semi-
nary, IX. 93.
Burson, Aaron K., III. 521; XL 304.
Burson, Mrs. Aaron K., shot a bear, XIV.
528.
Burson, Isaiah. III. 522.
Burson, Mrs. Mary, death of. XL 73.
Burt, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's school,
II. 447.
Burt. Alvin, father of Wm. A., V. 115;
XIII. 260.
Burt, C. C.. attorney, VI. 411.
Btirt, Charles, death of. V. 334.
Burt. Mr*. E.. de"fi of IX. 47.
Burt, Hiram A.. VII. 178.
Burt, John, IX. 11; XL 169, 171; XII. 330;
XIII. 260; appointed first superintend-
ent of Sault Ste. Marie ship canal,
VIII. 154; first president of Iron Moun-
tain Ry., VII. 168; first county sur-
veyor of Marquette county, VII. 174,
178; land entry, II. 231; member Iron
Mountain Ry. Co., VIII. 155, 158; mem-
ber of the State Historical Society,
XII. 323.
Burt, John, publisher, VI. 87.
Burt, Mrs. John, IX. 11.
Burt, Miss Mary, XIII. 260.
Burt, O. P., IV. 19.
Burt, Osmund S., death of, XIII. 280.
Burt, Richard, XIV. 423. .
Burt, Rhoda (Mrs. A. Barnum), XIII. 138.
Burt, Roswell, settled in Michigan in
1826, X. 56.
Burt, Solon, XIII. 260.
Burt, Thomas, I. 168.
Burt, Wealthy Austin, mother of Wm. A.,
V. 115.
Burt, Wells, XIII. 260.
Burt, Wellington R., V. 450.
Burt, William Austin, civil engineer, in-
ventor, III. 577, 586, 591; IV. 420; V. v.,
123; VI. 7; VIII. 16; X. 60; XIII. 260;
assisted in the construction of Sault
Ste. Marie canal, VIII. 154; collects
specimen of the flora of Michigan, clas-
sified by Dr. D. Cooley/V. 122; con-
ducts surveys in Upper Peninsula. V.
120; discovers iron ore in Upper
Peninsula from variations of the
magnetic needle, • V. 121; VII. 166,
184; VIII. 147; gift of, XII. 333;
invents solar compass and secures
prize on same at world's fair, London,
V. 118-122; member committee on sur-
veying, engineering, roads and canals,
of State Historical Society, XII. 327;
member of the legislature, V. 123;
member of New York militia war of
1812. V. 115; memoir and portrait of,
V. 115; published "A key to the solar
compass," V. 123; visits Washington
and secures better pay for surveyors,
V. 121.
Burt & Gould, XII. 399.
Burt's solar compass, illustration of, V.
119.
Burtch, Jonathan, III. 326.
Burtenshaw, James, IV. 451.
Burtick, John, death of. VIII. 55.
Burtis, John, lake cantain, I. 396, 471; II.
572. 579 580; IV. 349.
Burtless, Andrew, death of, V. 447.
Burton, Col. — , X. 215.
H'Tton. CMrlpc; S.. FT. 351.
Burton, Frank S., publisher, VI. 88.
Burton, Freeman. IX. 255.
Rnrton. Td^ P. TV. 1Q2.
Burton. Mrs. Jacob, death of. XIV. 138.
94 INDEX.
Burton, Joseph, XIV. 347, 372. State Pioneer Society, VIII. 119; IX.
Burton, Lyman, death of, XIII. 133. 10; vice-president of, IX. xi.
Burtt, William, XIV. 113. Bush, J., III. 280, 281.
Burtt & Allen, III. 579. Bush, J. D., III. 284.
Burwell (Harwell), Col. — , his buildings Bush, Mrs. J. N.. VII. 419; early teacher
burned, XV. 651, 652. of Lansing, VII. 420.
Bury, Rev. Richard, IX. 142; incorporated Bush, John J.( III. 106; member State
Trinity parish, Monroe, 111. 216, 217; Pioneer Society, II. 68, 184; correspond-
member of committee to establish a ing secretary, III. 3; X. vii., viin; re-
periodical for State Historical Society, port of, III. 8; death of, XI. 16.
XII. 317. Bush, John T., attorney of Buffalo, IX.
Busbee, Stephen, death of, IX. 19. 180, 182.
Busbois. — . interpreter, XV. 225. Bush, Joseph P... death of. XITI. 114.
Busby, James, IV. 372; VII. 238; mar- Bush, Mary A. (Mrs. Hitchcock), XI. 68.
riage of, VII. 249; volunteer of the Bush, Orra, early attorney, VI. 312; early
Black Hawk war, IX. 122-124. postmaster, XIV. 327; supervisor, biog.,
Busby, Mrs. James, daughter of Capt. XI. 73. 78, 79.
Maiden, IX. 124; X. 145. Bush, Mrs. Polly, death of. XI. 135.
Busby, Joseph, III. 606; XI. 8; drove live Bush, Prudence H., dpath of, XIII. 113.
stock from Detroit to Saginaw, IX. 123, Bush, Richard P.. I. 255.
127; member of State Pioneer Society, Bush, Miss Sarah T. (Mrs. B. H. Thom-
VIII. 119; IX. 10; "recollections of pio- • son), early teacher. X. 182: XIII. 413.
neer life in Michigan," IX. 118. Bush, Sumner O., XIII. 417, 423.
Busby, Mrs. Susan, VII. 283. Bush, T.. III. 281.
BuEch, Charles, 1. 346; location of store, Bush, W., land entry, III. 431.
X. 97. Bush & Patterson, contractors, XIII. 598.
Busenbark & Stowe, lumber dealers, III. Bush & Thomas. II. 133; III. 49.
457. Bushart, Rev. I eopnld, head of Jesuit or-
Bush, Rev. — , I. 116; IV. 217. der in America, XIII. 439.
Bush, A. P., III. 281. Bushnell, A. K., I. 180.
Bush, Lieut. Alfred, VII. 142. Bushnell Rev. Asa. V. 411, 414-416; XIII.
Bush. Miss Almyra (Mrs. Alva Wilkin- 418. 419; XIV. 118.
son), XIV. 471. Bushnell, Chauncey William. XIV. 119.
Bush, Rev. Augustus, III. 357; V. 321. Busbnell Dudley N., XIII. 414. 416. 417,
Bush, B. F., XI. 35; member State Pio- 422; XIV. 118, 364; first supervisor of
neer Society, I. 90. LeRoy township. II. 233.
Bush, Mrs. Catharine, death of, VIII. 116. Bushnell. E. P., VII. 351.
Bush, Mrs. Charles (Miss Pickett), XI. Bushnell. Elon D.. XIII. 423: XIV. 118.
115. Bushnell, F., land entries, III. 406.
Bush, Charles P., I. 255, 512; XIII. 360; Buphn^ll. Fr^-^is. "TMrd sism^r nf the
state senator in 1847, VIIT. 125, 135. covenant of the settlement of Guilford,
Bush. Rev. Charles P.. XI. 35. Conn." XIV. 119.
Bush, Mrs. Charles P., III. 7; member Bushnell, Harlow D., XIV. 118.
State Pioneer Society, II. 186; death of, Bushnell, Rev. Horace, D. D., XI. 273;
VIII. 13. XIV. 119: "Trih -te to Isaac E. Crary,"
Bush, Chauncey II. 573. V. 383n; XIV. 285.
Bush, Rev. Daniel, X. 7, 53; death of, V. Bushnell, John. XIV. 118.
440. Bushnell. Jrhn H., XIII. 414, 415, 417,
Bush, David, X. 182. 418, 422, 423.
Bush, Rev. F. W.. XIV. 49: "History of Bushnell, Mary H., XIII. 414.
the first Congregational church of Le- Bushnell. Mrs. Olivia, XIII. 414, 418-;
Roy," XIII. 413, 423. biog., XIV. 67, 112, 118.
Bush, Floyd, XIII. 153. Bushnell Prudence. XIV. 118.
Bush. Rev. George XI. 35. Bushnell Rev. W.. XIV. 118.
Bush. H. F., sends floral gift to Mrs. Havi- Brshnell. Glue & Reed, XITI. 235.
land, VIII. 78. Bnshn°ll. Walworth & Reed, mill own-
Bush, Mrs. Hannah, death of. III. 559. ers, I. 290.
Bush, Harvey, stvdent of Kalamazoo Br^-hong (Bouchon), — , trader, III. 298,
branch of university, V. 421. 308.
Bush. Mrs. Harvey W. (Miss Burdick), B-ski-v Lieut. — . soldier of 1776, killed
X. 189. 190. bv Indians, III. 85.
B""h. Fp^rv E. TTTT. 423. BusHrk. C. A., attomev. XI. 309.
Bnsh. Henry W.. XI. 78. B"SWP!! & Wvman, IX. 283.
Bush, Isaac W., IX. 9; XI. 10; member of Butcher, Elizabeth, death of, IV. 229.
INDEX.
95
Butler, — , of Battle Creek, XIV. 344.
Butler, — , platted Port Huron, VI. 415.
Butler, Capt. — , soldier of 1812, V. 501.
Butler. Col. (Maj.) — , British officer,
VIII. 477; IX. 423-426, 428, 436, 401; X.
810, 344. 371, 546; XI. 322, 489; XII.
190; letter from Capt. Joseph Brant,
regarding Indian council, XII. 173;
present at Indian council, X. 543, 550;
XII. 112; XIII. 93; sent a belt from the
Six Nations to the lake Indians, IX.
434; death of, XII. 238.
Butler, Mrs. — , mentioned by David
Jones, chaplain U. S. Legion 1796, VIII.
veIc7MrS> •"' pioneer of Mt Clemens,
,, ;:
Butler, A. promotes public amusements
at L Dit XII 662.
Butler, Lieut. Col. A. (H.), war of 1812,
commanding at Detroit, XV. 514. 517;
Butler, John, IV. 184; VII. 392.
Butler, Mrs. John, VII. 401.
Butler, Prof. John H., instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 161.
Butler, John M., XIII. 149.
Butler. John R., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 520.
Butler, Jonathan D., II. 584.
Butler, Josepi, land entry, VI. 424; sol-
dier of the Black Hawk war, death of,
V. 505, 508.
Butler, Maj. Joseph and son, especially
mentioned by Lord Germain X. 331.
Butler, Lucy, de^th of. XIV. 185.
Butler, Marvin, XIV. 344.
Butler> MIlton H member of committee
to locate third asylum XIII. 304.
Butler> Mrs> Nancy deat'h of xm 133
Butler, Orange, attorney, memoir of, V.
443
' y 139
B^y, Springer and Brigham, XV. 501,
Butler, Rev. A. A., VII. vi.; "Trinity par-
VIII. Ill', 313.
Butler, Mrs. Abigail, bios.. VIII. 101, 106.
Butler, Abram G., XIII. 149.
Butler, Mrs. Abram G.. death of, XIII. 129.
Butler, Mrs. Adelia Saxton, biog., IX. 79.
Butler, Alva. death of, VI. 386.
Butler, Gen. Benjamin F., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, III. 141; VII. 485;
X. 22; honorary member State Histor-
leal Society. XII. 321; U. S. attorney
general, I. 174, 175; III. 142, 145; VI.
381; XI. 224: decides against Ohio sur-
veying Harris line. VI. 381.
Butler. Charles, early investor at Chi-
cago, IV. 87.
Butler, Capt. Charles, pioneer, IV. 184,
185; VII. 392; X. 139; XIII. 408.
Butler, Charles W., III. 313; IV. 259, 260.
Butler, Capt. E., commandant of Fort
Lorimer in 1796, VIII. 445.
Butler, E. H., member of State Pioneer
Society, V. 208; VII. 8.
Butler, Edward. XIII. 149.
Butler. Eunice A., death of, IV. 284.
Butler, Mrs. Frederick R., death of, VI.
266, 269.
Butler, George D., XIII. 149.
Butler, Lieut. Col. H., see Butler, Lieut.
Col. A.
Butler, H., land entries. III. 404.
Butler, Harvey, death of, IX. 60.'
Butler, Houghton, death of. VI. 306.
Butler, J. B.. publisher, VI. 95.
Butlp.r. Maj. James G.. of the 3rd Mich-
Igan Cavalry, III. 301; VII. 210.
Butler, Rul VIII. 213.
Bu^er> Miss Sallie (Mrs' Weaver), VIII.
°f the War °f
,,
gutter, Samuel P., XIII. 149.
Bu er- Simon see Kenton, Simon.
Butler. w- G., first settler of Saugatuck,
vn- 305-
Butler, Mrs. Walter C., death of, VI. 265,.
268-
Butler, William A., banker, IV. 465; XIII.
149; elected a member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 344; tribute to Wil-
liam A- Howard, IV. 131.
Butler, William G., pioneer of Saugatuck,
bi°g-, HI. 301, 303, 305, 308, 309; IV.
171.
Butler, Mrs. William G., IV. 171.
Butler, William K., VIII. 106.
Butler & Scheeane, XII. 66.
Butler's Rangers. III. 2; VIII. 477; X.
360, 361; XI. 450, 626; XIII. 76.
Butman, Mrs. William, XI. 57.
Butson, George W., III. 56S.
Butt, Carpenter, 84th Regulars (British),
XI. 416.
Butter, amount in garrison, Detroit, XI.
426, 437; for Mackinaw, X. 468-470;
furnished to Perry's fleet. I. 410; price
of in pioneer days. III. 284; VI. 391;
VIII. 236; price of in Richmond in 1862,
III. 183; shipped from Jackson in 1877,
II. 346; used in barter. V 56.
Bntterfield. — , pioneer, I. 160.
Bnt.terfipld, — , death of, IT. 456.
Butterflpld, Mrs. — , II. 457.
Butterfield, Abram, pioneer landlord, IV.
INDEX.
303; first town meeting of Cambridge
township held at house of, IV. 304.
Butterfield, C. W., VIII. viii.; letter to
C. I. Walker, VIII. 476-479.
Butterfield, Frances C., death of, VII. 562.
Butterfield, Rev. H. Q., D. D., VII. 344;
president of Olivet College, III. 411, 413.
Butterfield, Ira H. Jr., member State Pio-
neer Society, III. 268; IV. 8; state sen-
ator, VI. 135.
Butterfield, Isaac, death of, VIII. 68.
Butterfield, John L., XII. 396; candidate
for sheriff, II. 314.
Butterfield, Manley, death of, IV. 270.
Butterman, Rev. Eugene, priest, XIII. 479.
Butternut (tree), native of Michigan, V.
250; bark used as medicine, XIV. 428;
nuts edible, V. 250; trees of large size,
XIV. 501.
Butterwprth, Richard E., death of, XIII.
219.
Buttolph, Rev. Henry D., I. 193; III. 482;
XIV. 581.
Button, Rev. A. W., ordained. V. 51.
Button, Rev. Charles, VII. 178.
Button, Edward, merchant, death of, VI.
252.
Button, Jesse, III. 244; IV. 254.
Button, Mrs. Sarah E. (Miss Lockwood),
death of, XIII. 187, 188.
Button & Munsell, merchants, IX. 41.
Buttons, for Indian presents, XII. 256,
273, 283, 287; XV. 607, 614, 645, 646,
649, 654.
Butts, Abram, III. 602, 606; IV. 374; VII.
239.
Butts, Mrs. Abram, IV. 358.
Butts, Alderman, VII. 281.
Butts, Daniel, death of, VI. 341.
Butts, Freeman, VII. 281.
Butts, Jacob B., death of, IV. 234.
Butts, Louis C., VII. 281.
Butts & Hathaway, mill owners, IX. 283.
Buxton, Sir T. Fowell. XIII. 341.
Butz, A. Casper, publisher, VI. 97.
Butzel, Magnus. VII. 599.
Buzzard, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 146.
Buzzell, Allen, II. 444. 445.
Buzzell, Martin, II. 444: V. 477.
Buzzell, Stephen, II. 445.
Byerly, Adam H.. death of, VIII. 75. 93.
Byers, Edward, IV. 274.
Byers. John, death of. VII. 345.
Byington, Rev. Joel, III. 356; V. 317.
Bvlair. vranqois. III. 35.
Byler, Edwin, death of, XIV. 52.
Byns:, Admiral — , shot for sustaining de-
feat. III. 118.
Byrd, Capt. — . of Kentucky, XII. 344.
Byrd. G°oreo, IV. 413; clerk of Detroit in
1838, X. 104.
Bym. Corporal Edward, Royal Artillery,
XII. 124.
Byrne. Capt. — , XI. 501, 502, 505, 517,
518, 543, 558, 571, 572, 577, 578, 602,
604, 609; XIII. 84; removed from com-
missary of Indian affairs, XI. 489.
Byrne, George, pioneer, II. 335; register
of Jackson county, II. 314.
Byrne, Gilbert R., bank cashier, II. 335.
Byrne, James, VI. 480.
Byrne, William, his receipt for ex-
penses of Indian department, XI. 513.
Byrnes, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 130.
Byron, Lord — , XI. 216.
Byron, Rev. Joseph. II. 163; III. 288.
Byron, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XITI. 133.
Byron Mill Company, members of, IV. 48.
Byron village, platted, IV. 48.
Caapple, Thomas, death of. XI. 39.
Cabacier's creek, its location, X. 96.
Cabassier (Cabatier), Charles, order for
payment of court room rent, 1798, VIII.
505; on census roll of Detriot, 1827,
XII. 46iy2.
Cabassier ( Cabadsier-Cabasi e-Cabadsy ) ,
Joseph, on census roll of Detroit, 1782,
X. 610; on tax roll levied to repair
fort. 1781, VIII. 466; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 233; and sister, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Cabelle, Chasse, see Fort Sinclair, VI.
405.
Cabf, Barintha, death of, XI. 85.
Cabral, — , discoverer, XIV. 651.
Cadais (Cadet), Joseph, taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 533, 535.
Cadillac, Antoine LaMothe (DeLamothe-
Lamothe-Lamotte), founder of Detroit,
I. 341, 342, 350; III. 655; IV. 411; V.
24, 144, 530, 534, 559; VI. 459, 462, 463;
VIII. 397, 412, 417, 418, 421, 443; XI.
251; XII. 338; XIII. 66, 318, 319; at
Michilimackinac, VII. 153; VIII. 386,
415; XIV. 257; attempt to equip and
drill Indian warriors, IV. 95; appointed
governor of Louisiana, VIII. 439; built
Fort Ponchartrain, Detroit, V. 233, 494;
built house for Huron chief. IV. 95;
ceded Hog Island to the public, X. 237;
description of Michilimackinac in 1695,
XIV. 659; draws first private deed to
land in Detroit, deed translated, I. 343,
449; encourages Indians to settle near
Detroit. V. 145; enmity for the Jesuits,
VIII. 387; ennobled by Louis XIV. and
granted large tracts of lands, VIII. 422;
extract from letter written to Count
Ponchartrain, re?arding father Car-
heil. VIII. 429; founded Mobile, 1712,
XIV. 663; his grand-daughter's let-
ter regarding title to land, I. 345;
his object In locating at De-
troit. I. 350; II. 100. 101: locates St.
Ignanq on north side, XIV. 664; per-
sonality of. VIII. 425-27; power over
INDEX.
97
the Indians, VIII. 434; receives orders
and commission to establish Fort Pon-
chartrain from King Louis XIV., VIII.
428; receives corn from Indians to re-
place that lost by fire, VIII. 432; site
of his headquarters, Detroit, X. 92;
spot where he landed in Detroit, X. 89 ;
urged establishment of seminary, VII.
41; visits Paris and secures additional
accessions, XIV. 662.
Cadillac, Madam LaMothe, her journey
to Detroit, XIV. 663; and daughter,
nurse the sick, VIII. 436.
Cadillac, Francis de Lamothe, I. 343, 344,
344A.
Cadillac, Joseph de Lamothe, I. 343, 344,
344A.
Cadillac, de La Motte, soldier of 1778,
IX. 398-400, see also LaMotte.
Cadillac or Cass house, its original and
present location, X. 91.
Cade, Joseph, III. 615.
Cade, Stephen W., III. 609; V. 504; VI.
421; supervisor III. 615
Cadet see Cadais.
Cadis (Caddees-Cadees-Cadies), for In-
dian presents, XII. 146, 227, 229, 233,
258 273 283 287
. pioneer preacher,
I. 369, 423; III. 215; IX. 141, 142; XII.
r,niim , A ,, - f VT on
Cadmus, Andrew death of, XI. 39.
Cadoll - letter to Mr. Gautier, regard-
mg death of Indians from smallpox,
Cadorel, Frangois and wife, on Detroit s
census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Cadoret, widow, Nancy, I. 345.
Cadorette. Nicolas, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 539.
Cadotte (Cadot-Cadet-Cadoth-Caddoth),
Jean Baptiste Sr., interpreter, called
lieutenant, among the Indians and in
Indian department of the British, IX.
541, 542, 545, 577, 584, 644; X. 639; XI.
383, 389, 419, 487, 586, 614n; XV. 310,
311; commended by Gov. Sinclair, IX.
530, 563; educated son for priesthood,
IX. 533, 537; expenses in the Chippewa
country, XI. 513; in charge of DeRe-
pentigny farm at Sault Ste. Marie,
XIV. 647; salary per day, X. 636; tes-
timony at court of inquiry, XI. 547.
Cadotte, Jean Baptiste, Jr., XIV. 647; edu-
cated for the priesthood, IX. 533, 537.
Cadotte, Michael, Sr., his testimony at
court of inquiry, XI. 550.
Cadotte, Michael, Jr., XV. 113.
13
Cadotte, F. H., at the battle of Raisin
river, XV. 240.
Cadu, Rev. Richard, see Cadle.
Cad well, Col. — , XV. 508.
Cadwallader, Alonzo D., attorney, XI.
310.
Cadwell, Almeron C., XIII. 208.
Cadwell, Charles T., XIII. 208.
Cadwell, Christiana C., Rich (Mrs. Alme-
ron C.), biog., XIII. 205, 208.
Cadwell, Emma (Mrs. Raider), XIII. 208.
Cadwell, George W., XIII. 208.
Cadwell, James, XIV. 648, 649.
Cadwell, Mary, XIII. 208.
Cadworth, Mrs. A. B., see Cudworth,
Mrs. A. Bernard.
Cady, Chauncy, V. 460.
Cady, Gen. Cholet, III. 376.
Cady, Clarissa E. (Mrs. M. C , Stevens),
"VII. 279.
Cady, Daniel B., attorney, VI. 411.
Cady. Daniel D., II. 583.
£ady> P/111!6,1 V' II' 5*2' ,
Cadv' David- death °f, VII. 465.
462.
°ady>
gady,
Cady,
^
Cftdr
§
"ffl? (MrS"
II 362
i. y. <*. «,. 4M.
J* Y". ni'T?92- ,
Jtovej°y' JJ; 5JT4- ,._ D ., TTT
Miss Martha N. (Mrs. Beech), III.
Pufdy Yerk6S)'
to tat court-
Cahill, Abraham, early settler of Kala-
m&z' £ ^ Kalama-
ZQQ count 1839 m 475 xm 596
Cahm Daniel supervisor, pioneer of
Kalamazoo, biog., XIV. Ill, 124.
Cahill Mrs Daniel XIV 125
Cahill| Edward, VII. 432- member State
Pioneer Society, XIII. Ill; XIV., 41.
Cahokia settlement, 1766, III. 14; Indian
mounds at, III. 42.
Cahokias, Indian band of the Illinois na-
tlon, visited by Father Gabriel Rich-
ar(j) it 482; V. 95; raid on St. Joseph,
XIII. 63.
Cahone's house, U. S. troops at, XV. 442.
Cahoon, — , engineer of the Walk-ln-the-
water on last trip IV. 114.
Cahoon, Dr. — , IV. 465.
Cahoon' John, ' pioneer landlord, XIV.
443 470
Gaboon, Salmon biog., XL 34.
cahoun John IV 403
CahU( Q. & Co., x. 307; XIII. 70.
Cain, _ , V. 287.
Cain', James L., X. 116.
Cain! John, of Detroit, remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 411.
98
INDEX.
Cain, Leander M., II. 296.
Cain, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 99.
Cairns, Robert, II. 367.
Calash (Calache-Caleche), aristocratic
vehicle of the pioneer, I. 384; XIII. 492.
Calder, Alexander, V. 327.
Calder, Rev. James, D. D., president of
Hillsdale college, VI. 160; trustee of
college, VI. 163.
Calder, Mary Ann, XIV. 623.
Calder, Oliver, biog., XIII. 161, 162.
Calder, William, trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 163.
Caldwell, David, V. 260.
Caldwell, Lieut. Francis, at battle of
Raisin river, XV. 239.
Caldwell, J. M., III. 351.
Caldwell, James, V. 319; XI. 626; signs
memorial to Sir George Prevost, XV.
252.
Caldwell, John, V. 260, 311.
Caldwell, Martin. XIV. 373.
Caldwell, Mary A. (Mrs. Col. T. C.), V.
486.
Caldwell, Thomas, death of, XIII. 229.
Caldwell, Lieut. (Col.) Thomas, V. 486;
X. 378; at battle of Raisin river, XV.
239; present at Indian council in De-
troit, 1778, IX. 442; signs petition to
Sir George Prevost, XV. 252.
Caldwell, Col. William, also ca'ptain of
Butler's Rangers and Indians, III. 21;
IX. 345; X. 269, 343, 370, 371, 571, 584,
586, 591, 595, 598, 600, 624, 629, 633,
634, 648, 649; XI. 321, 323, 328 423,
626; XII. 167, 254; XV. 100, 174, 176,
485, 513; appointed justice of the
peace of the district of Hesse, XL 622,
632; at battle of Sandusky, X. 598; at
battle of river Raisin, XV. 239 ; at Bur-
lington, XV. 678, 679; at Fourteen mile
creek, XV. 516; at Maiden, XII. 253;
built upon improved land at Fred-
ericksburg, XI. 436; conducts scouting
party, XV. 151; elected corresponding
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 328; esteemed by Indians, XV.
215; information given by, XV. 554;
letter to Maj. DePeyster, X. 646; from
Capt. McKee, X. 646; to Col. McKee,
XII. Ill; unaddressed, XV. 594; un-
signed, X. 270; location of his house,
XV. 14; member of committee to ex-
amine into the administration of jus-
tice in Hesse, XII. 3; orders "Chippo-
wey" cargo destrovp^ IX. 467; peti-
tion for grant of land, XI. 626; petitioned
Sir George Prevost for appointment as
superintendent of Indian affairs, XV.
558; present at Indian councils, X. 543,
550, 576; XI. 32f>, 337; XIII. 93, 95, 99,
100; rceommended for deputy superin-
tendent of Indian affair^, XV. 552, 553;
signs memorial to Sir George Prevost,
XV. 252; signs statement of condition
of militia, XV. 28U; speech to Indians,
XV. 593; wounded at battle of Upper
Sandusky, X. 584.
Caldwell & Elliott, vs. McKillip &
Jacobs, XI. 624.
"Caldwell," boat, I. 300.
Caldwell, Ky., Michigan prisoners of war
at, III. 177.
"Caledonia," British boat, 1812, XV. 64;
at Fort St. Joseph, XV. 102; captured
by United States navy, XV. 102.
Caledonia township (Shiawassee coun-
ty), XII. 382.
Caledonia, village, XII. 382.
Calhoun, — , V. 9.
Calhoun, Mrs. — , I. 500.
Calhoun, Abner, I. 207; III. 521; XIV,
525, 527; first township meeting held
at house of, XI. 210.
Calhoun, Mrs. Abner (Miss Mary Hoyt),
memoir of, XIV. 527.
Calhoun, Capt. Alvin, soldier of the
Black Hawk war, V. 504; VI. 421; ad-
dressed meeting, III. 614; remarks of,
V. 505; settled in Michigan, 1817, X.
56.
Calhoun, John C., b. 1782, d. 1850, vice
president of United States, I. 128;
IV. 432; V. 74; candidate for United
States president, VI. 82 ; commissioned
C. C. Trowbridge Indian agent, VI. 483;
county in Michigan named for, I. 128;
elected honorary member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 321; holds cer-
tain acts of Michigan delegates to be
illegal, III. ]46; United States secre-
tary of war, I. 128; III. 53.
Calhoun, Matthew, death of, XIV. 146.
Calhoun county organized, named for
John C. Calhoun, county seat located,
I. 128; called Marshall township, II.
195; bank established, II. 195; county
in 1831; V. 255; early settlement of ,
I. 128; first preacher, first law
suit, II. 197; history of, II. 193;
III. 347; VI. 248; land entry, II. 203;
land offered for sale, II. 193; memorial
reports, II. 69; III. 371; IV. 222; V.
228; VI. 251; VII. 367; XI. 29, 157;
XIII. 129; XIV. 67; Nottawa mission,
IV. 23; member of insane in 1850, XIII.
296; "Patriot," VI. 72; poor house, his-
tory of, II. 202; Press, history of, VI.
72; sketches of pioneers, II. 29; town-
ships organized, Albion, II. 195; X. 34;
first officers, II. 203; Athens, II. 195,
208; Battle Creek (Milton), II. 195;
first settlers, V. 272; Bedford, Burling-
ton, Clarence, Convis, II. 195; Claren-
don, II. 195; X. 34; Eckford, II. 195;
valuations of, X. 34; Emmet (Casey),
II. 195, 227; Green, II. 193; Homer, II.
195; original territory of, X. 33; Le-
Roy, II. 195; for whom named, XI. 30;
Lee, Marshall, II. 195 ; first officers of,
INDEX. 99
II. 196; Newton, II. 195; first officers, Call, Miss Elvira (Mrs. Alfred Pond),
II. 244; Pennfield, II. 195; "Pinckney," XIII. 174.
first officers, II. 223; see also Clarence Callejo, Capt. Gregoria del, Mexican sol-
township; Sheridan, II. 195, 245; first dier on parole, XII. 612.
officers, early settlers, land entries, II. Callen, Rev. M. M., D. D., XIII. 14, 21;
245; Tekonsha, II. 195; first officers, XIV. 12, 13.
first land entries, schools, II. 246; Wai- Caller, Rev. David, III. 237.
ton, Indian trail in, III. 380; Tekonsha Callette, slave of McDougal, V. 496.
village platted, II. 246; treasurer and Calliere, — , signs petition against Mc-
clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
on prohibitory amendment, XIII. 404. 237.
Calhoun and Kalamazoo county bar, Callieres, Bonnevue, Louis Hector, Chev-
sketches and anecdotes of members of, alier de, Governor over Michigan terri-
XI. 271; "Indian reminiscences," X. tory, 1699, III. 114, 118; directed to
147. confer with Cadillac and others re-
Calkins, — , II. 227. garding site of Detroit, VIII. 431.
Calkins, Miss—, pupil of Prof. Nutting's Callum, L. M., III. 606.
school, II. 447. Calumet de paix, pipe of peace, XIV. 548,
Calkins, Mrs. — , V. 387. 549.
Calkins, Dr. A. B., III. 284, 313. Calva, Caleb, II. 313.
Calkins, Mrs. A. B., III. 313. Calve (Calvee"), J., interpreter, IX. 363,
Calkins, A. E., III. 281, 286, 290, 291. 530, 558, 559; X. 504; XI. 435; accused
Calkins, A. L., III. 281. of treachery by Lieut. Gov. Sinclair,
Calkins, B., III. 294. IX. 586; endorsed by Maj. DePeyster
Calkins, Chauncey W., III. 281, 287; VII. and recommended for duty and pay,
306. IX. 366, 385; expense account, XI. 392;
Calkins, Cornelius, death of, VI. 283. letter to Gen. Haldimand, X. 421; sent
Calkins, Edward, land entry, I. 245. among Indians, XL 383, 384.
Calkins, Ephraim, V. 471, 475. Calvee & Roque, interpreter, IX. 366.
Calkins, Dr. F. M., III. 292; printer, III. Calvert, — , IX. 359.
274. Calvert, H., III. 292.
Calkins, Mrs. George, death of, -XIV. 138. Calvert & Cuthbert, X. 661.
Calkins, Jesse, original member of first Calvin, — , IV. 48.
Presbyterian church Bay City, IV. 178, Calvin, John, II. 144.
193, 196. Camactro, Lieut. Mariano, Mexican sol-
Calkins, John, III. 545. dier on parole, XII. 612.
Calkins, John M., entered land in 1838, Cambille, Rev. — , priest, XIII. 444.
III. 564. Cambric, for Indian presents, XII. 146,
Calkins, Lorentius S., death of, XIII. 230. 257, 274, 283.
Calkins, William S., I. 59, 84. Cambridge township (Lenawee county),
Calico, amount furnished Indians at organized, II. 300, 362, 365; first set-
Prairie du Chien, XV. 91; amount re- tiers, XIV. 530; location, VIII. 194;
quired for pioneer dress, XIV. 564; for naming of, IV. 303.
Indian presents, X.- 496, 497, 580. 632; Cambridge university, V. 29; founded by
XII. 41, 82, 146, 158, 175, 222, 228, 23-2, King Edward 1st, king of England,
233, 241. 246-248, 257, 273, 283, 287, 302; XII. 49.
XV. 615. 645, 646; in great favor with Cambrin, Spencer, death of, XL 94.
Indians, XIV. 548; invoice sent from Camburn, — , II. 415.
Michilimackinac to Chicago, XV. 224; Camburn, Mrs. Elsie, death of, VIII. 56.
pioneer prices of, III. 284; XIII. 587; Camburn, Ira, death of, VIII. 57.
XIV. 130, 623; worn by Indian women, Camburn, Joseph, IX. 162.
XIV. 264, 273. Camburn, Rev. Myron B. (R.), V. 311;
Calico Branch Ry., nickname for Paw XIII. 128; death of, II. 166.
Paw road, III. 633. "Camden," British boat, 1802, I. 406; XV.
Calimancoe, for Indian presents, IX. 471 ; 39.
X. 496, 497; XII. 41. 82, 146, 158, 175, Cameron, — , in British army, XV. 225,
223, 229, 233, 241, 287. 396.
California, grapes introduced in by Jesuit Cameron, Capt. — , assistant secretary
Fathers, IX. 267. Indian department, XV. 267, 279.
California (southern) Historical Society, Cameron, Alexander, I. 210; III. 532; V.
gift of, XIII. 35. 424, 425; XIV. 338; member State Pio-
California township (Branch county), II. neer Society, I. 86; workman on first
189; first justice of the peace and court house of Kalamazoo, XIII. 597;
school, II. 190. death of, VII. 567; children of, VII. 573.
Calipers, garrison supplies, XII. 125. Cameron, D., his letter from John Askin,
100
INDEX.
XV. 310; his letter unaddressecl, XV.
524.
Cameron, Daniel, VII. 573.
Cameron, Donald and Duncan, noted
scouts of the war of the rebellion, died
from exposures, VII. 179.
Cameron, Henry, VII. 573.
Cameron, James, member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 343.
Cameron, Rev. James D., II. 156.
Cameron, John, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
Cameron, John, pioneer of Muskegon, I.
296.
Cameron, John, pioneer of Alpena, VI.
174.
Cameron, John R., IV. 194.
Cameron, Mary, IV. 194.
Cameron, W. G., publisher, VI. 92.
Camfile, Lieut. Col. — , IX. 376.
Camp, Mrs. — , III. 619.
Camp, E. S., V. 408.
Camp, Earl, death of, III. 558.
Camp, Eben, land entry, IV. 398.
Camp, Elizabeth D.', graduate of Hillsdale
college in 1851, VI. 146; tutor, VI. 147.
Camp, Nathaniel, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Camp, Phebe J., death of, XI. 94.
Camp, Ralph, deacon of Plymouth
church, VII. 416.
Camp, Samuel, I. 129, 131, 334; adver-
tised in first papers, I. 385 ; assessor of
Calhoun county, 1833, H. 196, 245; land
entry, IV. 396; landlord, V. 399.
Campaign county, Ohio, I. 507.
Campaign of 1813, XV. 210-466; of 1814,
XV. 467-687.
Campau, — , (traitor), accepts farm of
British, I. 444.
Campau, — , bill for clothing for, VIII.
482-484.
Campau, — , of 1769, X. 240.
Campau, — , sells land in Oakland coun-
ty, V. 489.
Campau, Madam — , XIV. 522.
Campau, Albert, II. 600.
Campau (Campeau), Alexander M., II.
X500-603, 605, 606, 608-611; name on cen-
sus roll of Detroit 1827, XII. 461%.
''Campau, Alexander T., death of, XIV.
193.
- Campau, Alexandrine M. (Mrs. John B.)
II. 601; see also Willis, Alexandrine M.
• Campau, Alexis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 611; and wife, on De-
troit's census roll of 1779, X. 318.
> Campau, Mrs. Alice M., daughter of Maj.
Edwards, V. 375.
. Campau, Angelique (Mrs. Petit), teach-
er of 1823, I. 345, 450; V. 496.
(Campau, Antoine, trader, II. 473-475; IV.
378; VI. 374; VIII. 244; IX. 123; XIII.
224; at Saginaw, 1819, V. 140, 141; VII.
268; at river Raisin, assisted in burial
of Capt. Hart, VIII. 645, 646; friend
of Ne- war-go, VII. 138; funeral of, IV.
293; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 537,
539.
Campau, Mrs. Antoine, III. 545; VIII. 257.
Campau, Baptiste, Sr., VIII. 497 r signs
petition against McDougal's possession
of Hog Island, X. 238.
Campeau, Baptiste, Jr., signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238.
Campau, Mrs. Baptiste, list of taxable
property in 1802, VIII. 531, 535.
Campau, Barnabas (B-Barnaba-Barnabe-
Barnaby), called "L'abbe," lebby,
Lebes, II. 572, 597, 599; IV. 472; V.
496; appointed ensign in Wayne coun-
ty militia, 1803; VIII. 543; bank di-
rector, X. 87; children of, II. 600, 601;
member of the Brady Guards, XIII.
526; name in old account book, V.
561; protests against street open-
ing, XII. 555; purchased Belle
Isle, price paid, I. 382, 500; residence
of, IV. 472, 475; signed address to Maj.
Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656; subscrip-
tion of for the purchase of gunpowder,
VIII. 620; tax in 1802, VIII. 533, 535;
1805, V. 533; 1812, IV. 409, 409n;
will probated, II. 600-602, 604, 606.
Campau, Barney, VII. 268; officer of the
Brady Guards, XIV. 417.
Campeau. Bazil, on Detroit's census roll,
1779, X. 314.
Campeau, Birette Jacques, member of
Gen. McArthur's expedition, VIII. 654.
Campau (Campo), Miss Catist, bill for
teaching, VIII. 489.
Campau, Cecile, VIII. 480; married to
Thomas Williams by Maj. DePeyster,
III. 213.
Campau, Mrs. Cecilia (Mrs. E. C.), re-
lates story of the Boyer family, V. 457.
Campau, Charles, III. 35; on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 611; and wife, on
Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 318.
Campau, Charles Michel, VIII. 501.
Campau, Claude, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 610; in 1827, XII. 461%;
signs petition against McDougal's pos-
session of Hog Island, X. 238; and
wife, on Detroit's census roll, 1779., X.
320.
Campau, D. C., signed address to Maj.
Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656.
Campau, Daniel J., I. 455; member of the
State Historical Society, XII. 323.
Campau, Dennis, I. 345, 499, 500; IV. 476;
highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; signed ad-
dress to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII.
656; subscription for the purchase of
gunpowder, VIII. 620.
Campau, Edward, VII. 388; received title
of Indian lands, XIV. 508.
Campau. Eliza S. (Mrs. A. M.), II. 606,
608-611.
INDEX.
101
Campau, Emily (Emilie) C., II. 600-606,
610, 611.
Campau, Francis, III. 433; XI. 345.
Campau, George, trader, I. 286; located
first land in Clinton county, V. 325;
XIV. 620.
Campau, Henry, VII. 239; member of
Gen. McArthur's expedition, VIII. 654;
on census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII.
461%.
Campau, Hippolite, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 607; and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 314; signs
petition against McDougal's posses-
sion of Hog Island, X. 238.
Campau, Capt. Jacques, Sr., II. 65; VIII.
363; protests against street opening,
XII. 555; resigns captain's commission,
1778, IX. 473; and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 312.
Campau, Jacques, IV. 426; VIII. 314, 348,
349, 352, 357, 660; appointed lieutenant
in Wayne county militia in 1803, VIII.
543; bill for dancing, III. 27; lease of
house and lot, VIII. 479, 480; bill for
goods, VIII. 487, 489; on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 607; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238; taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 533, 535.
Campau, James, appointed a lieutenant,
VIII. 497; on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%; protests against
street opening. XII. 555.
Campau, Jean Baptiste, Sr., on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607; name on
election roll of 1799, VIII. 509.
Campau, Capt. Jean Baptiste, Jr., IX.
473; his company mentioned, X. 616;
on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 606;
1827, XII. 4611/. ; and wife, on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Campau, John Barnabas, and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 314; see
Campau, Barnabas.
Campau, Joseph (Maj.). I. 345, 346, 374.
392, 496, 500; II. 180, 568, 572; IV. 174,
478; V. 539, 549; VII. 236; VIII. 73,
428; X. 87; XIII. 283; XIV. 193, 500;
appointed ensign Wayne county mili-
tia, 1803. VIII. 497, 543; bill of, V.
559; built house at Saginaw, 1822.
XIII. 352; established Oakland Chron-
icle, 1.393; loss by fire, I. 347; meeting
held at house of, to consider petition
to legislature for improved laws, VIII.
579, 580, 602; member State Historical
Society, XII. 323; on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XIT. 461 V2: residence of,
IV. 473; signed address to Maj. Wm.
A. Puthuff, VIII. 656; signed call for
meeting to instruct delegate to con-
gress, XII. 645; slave holder, I. 415,
416; subscription of for the purchase
of gunpowder, VIII. 620; taxes for
1805, V. 533; for 1812, IV. 409.
Campau, Joseph &' Co., publishers, I. 389.
Campau, Mrs. Joseph, bill for goods,
VIII. 486.
Campeau, Joseph P., XII. 579.
Campau, Julien, list of taxable property
of in 1802, VIII. 531, 535. -
Campau, K P., III. 644.
Campau, Louis, Sr., first white settler of
Grand Rapids, III. 279, 308 470; IV.
288-290, 293; VI. 13, 325; VIII. 346, 360,
480; IX. 235, 280; XIII. 223; Indian
name of, IX. 236; built first Catholic
church in Grand Rapids, IV. 291,'
cheated of money he furnished whisky
to Indians, VII. 268, 269; directed to
build council house in Saginaw for the
treaty meeting of 1819, VII. 263; "early
farmers," VIII. 405; XII. 336; elected a
member of the State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 324; gift of, XII. 335; one
of the' organizers of "The People's"
bank in Grand Rapids, VI. 320; signs
petition against McDougal's possession
of Hog Island. X. 238; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 539, 540.
Campau, Louis, Jr., VIII. 543; member
of Gen. McArthur's expedition, VIII.
654; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 461 %.
Campau, Nicolas (Nicolles), list of tax-
able property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535.
Campau, Paul, on Detroit's census roll,
1779, X. 324; 1782, X. 602.
Campau, Pauline, death of, XIII. 277.
Campau, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 602; and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Campau, Pierre Michael, VIII. 501. 502.
Campau, Simon (Simonet), V. 496; list
of taxable property, 1802, .VIII. 533,
535; on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509,
510; and wife, on Detroit's census roll,
1779, X. 314; 1782, X. 607; signs peti-
tion against McDougal's possession of
Hog Island. X. 238.
Campau, Tacko, bill of, VIII. 486.
Campau, Theresa (Mrs. Jos. C.), biog.,
VIII. 70, 73.
Campau, Thomas, II. 600; elected a
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 328.
Campau, Toussaint, I. 345.
Campau, Tromble, VII. 239.
Campau, W., VIII. 488.
Campau house, Detroit, I. 358. 371; de-
stroyed by fire, location of, X. 89; XIV.
37.
Carrpau house. Saginaw, built 1822, XIII.
352.
Campau's Mill river, location of, X. 96.
Campbell, — , pioneer tailor of Augusta,
V. 386.
Campbell, — , Alpena, VI. 174.
102
INDEX.
Campbell — , pioneer landlord, Detroit.
II. 551.
Campbell, — , pioneer 'of Brighton, I. 256.
Campbell, Miss — , Detroit, III. 644.
Campbell, Miss — , marriage of, III. 390.
Campbell, Brig. Gen. — , British soldier,
IX. 541, 547; X. 379.
Campbell, Maj. Donald, second in com-
mand at Detroit during siege of
Pontiac, VIII. 272, 275, 276, 344,
346, 356, 360, 369, 446, 463, 455;
assists prisoner among Indians to
escape, VIII. 310; attempts to
make peace with Pontiac, VIII. 283;
discredited reports of Pontiac's con-
spiracy, VIII. 352; frustrated Pontiac's
designs to enter fort, VIII. 340; in-
formed of Pontiac design by Indian
woman, VIII. 341; invited by Pontiac
to meet Indians in council, Pontiac's
treachery, VIII 284, 285; killed at
Bloody Run by Indians pledged to pro-
tect him, VI. 509; VIII. 329, 341, .342,
348; XIII. 488; XV. 622; prisoner in
Indian camp, VIII. 290, 293, 303, 308,
310, 321-323, 342-344, 346, 354; volun-
teered to meet Pontiac in council and
was made prisoner, VI. 508; VIII. 358.
Campbell, Abner E., VI. 261; school in-
spector, XIV. 323, 347.
Campbell, Agnes, death of. VIII. 55.
Campbell, Alexander, II. 572; III. viii.:
XII. 567; death of, VII. 179; entered
land in 1821, III. 568; "The Upper
Peninsula climate, soil, resources, etc."
III. 247.
Campbell, Maj. Alexander, British sol-
dier, XII. 86, 110; XV. 29, 35, 40; letters
from Acting Governor Stanley Gris-
wold, XV. 27; to Acting Gov. Stanley
Griswold, XV. 28; to Secretary Green,
XV. 35. 36, 39; unaddressed relating
attempted capture of deserters, XV.
30, 31.
Campbell, Alexander W., member of the
State Historical Society, XII. 325.
Campbell, Allen, I. 88.
Campbell, Ambrose, VII. 177.
Campbell. Andrew, remarks at funeral
of J. Webster' Childs, VI. 451.
Campbell, Mrs. Ann, death of, VII. 592.
Campbell. Dr. Archibald, VI. 317; orig-
inal member of the Washingtonian So
ciety, XIII. 390.
Campbell, Mrs. Archibald (Miss Up-
john), graduate of the University of
Michigan, VI. 317.
.Campbell, B. H. & Co., VI. 181.
Campbell, B. M., XII. 601..*
Campbell, Dr. C.. VI. 260.
Campbell, Colin, biog., VII. 597, 615.
Campbell, Rev. D. B., IV. 192.
Campbell. D. M., VI. vi.; semi-centennial
poem, VI. 228.
Campbell, Edward, first, pioneer of Dex-
ter township, II. 524; lost in snow,
death from exposure, II. 525.
Campbell, Edward 2nd, death of, XIII.
281.
Campbell, Frederick, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 %.
Campbell George, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Campbell, H. M., appointed member
board of directors of female seminary,
1830, IV. 107.
Campbell, Harriet (Mrs. McNaughton),
VI. 399.
Campbell, Harry, XIV. 496, 497.
Campbell, Henry M., father of Judge C.,
I. 450; II. 572; III. 216.
Campbell, Hugh, VI. 238.
Campbell, J., III. 292.
Campbell, James, claims to be first white
child born in Eaton county, III. 393.
Campbell, Judge James V., L.L. D. I. 27;
II. 71, 79, 184; III. vii., ix., 4, 50, 213,
216, 364, 644; IV. 96, 442; V. 453n, 558,
559, 561; VI. vii., 6, 8; VII. 7, 175, 492,
510; VIII. iv, viii., 161n, 403, 598; X.
93; XI. 19; XII. 330, 334, 340, 345, 346;
XIII. 10, 285; XV. 146; account of a
plot for obtaining the lower peninsula
of Michigan from the United States,
1795, VIII. 406; "biographical sketch
of Charles C. Trowbridge," VI. 478;
chosen to represent State Pioneer So-
ciety at semi-centennial celebration of
Michigan, IX. 218; charge to the grand
jury, XII. 630; "Date of the Detroit
settlement," VIII. 412; defends early
banks, V. 482 ; furnished a drawing of
the "Griffin." III.- 650; "Early French
settlement," II. 95 ; elected a member of
the State Historical Society, XII. 323;
curator of State Historical Society,
XII. 343, 346; exhibit of fruit in 1847,
X. 76; gift of, XII. 334; his history re-
ferred to, VII. 21n, 37n; letter of re-
gret to S. O. Fisher, VII. 322; memo-
rial discourse for Rev. George P. Wil-
liams, VI. 26; member of school board,
I. 460, 461; member committee on
t>ooks, manuscripts and autographs
of State Historical Society, XII. 327;
member of committee to revise by-laws
of State Historical Society, XII. 325;
opinion regarding Col. Hamtramck's
business association with the Abbotts,
XIII. 497; poems, I. 355; "A Legend of
L'Anse Creuse," III. 656; president
Young Men's Society, XII. 364; quota-
tion from his political history, V. 116,
121, 130; recording secretary Young
Men's Society, XIV. 416; remarks on
the Toledo war, XI. 219, 225, 226; re-
marks on Judge Witherall, IV. 104,
105; "The Moravians," IV. 308.
Campbell, Mrs. J. V., II. 551: III. 644.
Campbell, Jane, VI. 228.
INDEX.
103
Campbell, John, X. 581.
Campbell, John, attacks an Indian, XII.
38.
Campbell, Lieut. Col. John, British sol-
dier at Detroit, VIII. 462, 465; IX. 423,
568; X. 220 243, 373, 396, 435, 529,
573; XI. 384, 452, 453; XII. 59, 335;
XIII. 48; XV. 602, 621; encounter with
the Indians on the Miami, XII. 452,
453; letter from Mr. Fraser, X. 216; to
Capt. Lernoult relative to his captivity,
X. 368; superintendent Indian affairs,
invoice of goods for Indian presents,
X. 484 ; visits posts at Niagara and De-
troit, IX. 357, 359, 363.
Campbell, Col. (Maj.) John B., U. S. A.,
XV. 581; destroyed Dover, XV. 574;
letter from Gen. Riall relative to the
burning of Dover, XV. 592; to Maj.
Gen. Rial, XV. 592; prisoner of war
imprisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
Campbell, Mrs. John A. (McNaughton),
VI. 399.
Campbell, Lawrence, III. 384, 385, 389,
390; "Early Bellevue," III. 393, 394;
land entries, III. 402.
Campbell, Mrs. Lawrence, III. 394.
Campbell, Lucy (Mrs. C. O. Richmond),
XIII. 163.
Campbell, Malcomb, VIII. 231.
Campbell, Mrs. Martha, death of, IX. 38.
Campbell, Miss Mary (Mrs. Wm. P.
Wells), student of female seminary,
1841, V. 545.
Campbell, Milo D., VI. 225; poem, "Mich-
igan, My Michigan," VI. 235, 236;
reads letter from M. Mudge, VI. 228.
Campbell, Neil, death of, XIII. 276; XIV.
182.
Campbell, Philo, land entries, III. 401;
on bail bonds of Abraham Talladg,
VIII. 202.
Campbell; R., VI. 196, 197.
Campbell, Robert, Ypsilanti, death of,
XIII. 281.
Campbell, Robert, pioneer of Eaton coun-
ty, III. 405.
Campbell. Robert, trader at Michilimack-
inac, signs petition, XI. 395.
Campbell, Robert R., death of, IX. 54.
Campbell, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Partridge),
IV. 355, 356.
Campbell, Judge Sidney S., I. 229; IV.
358; biog., XIV. 56; first judge of
probate of Bay county, I. 104, 109; III.
333; Indian name of, XIV. 57; pioneer
landlord III. 320, 324; XIV. 56; super-
visor. III. 332; XIV. 56.
Campbell, Mrs. Sidney S. (Catherine J.
McCarter), XIV. 56.
Campbell, Thomas W., XII. 334. '
Campbell. V. V., printer, III. 274; pub-
lisher, III. 275; VI. 67.
Campbell, Miss Valeria, instructor in fe-
male seminary, Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
Campbell, Rev. W. J., III. 237; VIII. 108.
Campbell, Mrs. Welcome (Mary J. Che-
ney). XIV. 169; biog., XIV. 146, 168.
Campbell, William, publisher, VI. 73.
Campbell, Dr. William M., V. 259, 265,
319; VI. 260, 261; VIII. 16; XIV. 304,
319, 320, 372; postmaster, III. 350;
school inspector, XIV. 291, 293.
Campbell, William O., attorney. XI. 310.
Campbell & Jack, merchants, VII. 615.
Campbell & Potter, VI. 181, 190.
Campbell, Potter & Co. mill, VI. 203, 207.
Campbell's Corners (Oakwood), XIV. 169.
"Campbell's fishery, VI. 198.
Campbell's tavern, I. 496; IX. 162.
Camperel, Col. — , X. 570.
Camperet, John Baptiste, on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 V2.
Campion (Champion), Alexis (A-Alerr-
Aleris), trader, IX. 386; XI. 498, 500,
501; XIII. 69; invoice of goods of in
1778, IX. 650, 65.8; signs petition to
Gen. Haldimand for a priest at Michil-
imackinac, X. 288, 307, 599.
Campion (Champion), Etienne (Etiene-
Etne), X. 421, 452, 480, 481, 486-488,
495, 499, 504; XI. 498, 500, 501, 536-538,
563, 573-575, 603-606, 613n-615n; XIII. 56,
69,100; attacks an Indian, XII. 38; cer-
tifies to fair treatment of Gov. Sinclair,
X. 421; XIII. 63; commended by Gov.
Sinclair, IX. 629; invoice of goods in
1778, IX. 650, 658; petitions Gen. Hal-
dimand for indemnity, X. 367; XIII.
573; petitions for a priest at Michili-
mackinac, X. 599; petitions Gen. Carle-
ton for a missionary at Michilimacki-
nac, X. 287; subscription for said mis-
sionary, X. 288, 307; questions Mr.
Ainse at court of inquiry, XI. 567; tes-
timony at court of inquiry, XI. 562, 566.
Canada, American settlers and their
influence, XV. 598, 599; comparison of
resources of upper and lower, XV. 598;
deed to land in Maidstone in 1797,
VIII. 502; desertions in 1814, XV.
597, 598; divided into districts. XI.
620; Hurons driven from by Iroquois,
II. 98; instructions regarding lands,
VIII. 490; lands for settlement in, VIII.
489; law abolishing slavery, XII. 517;
members of legislative council, 1790,
XII. 23; name first mentioned. XIV.
653; province of upper, disaffection of
residents and militia, XV. 124; report
of fortified military posts, 1811, XV.
54; report of military stores and con-
dition of ordnance, 1811, XV. 55 ; state-
ment of conditions in 1800, XV. 8-24;
thickly wooded, XV. 598; waste lands
recommended be peopled with dis-
banded soldiers, XV. 597, 601.
Canada and the United States, VI. 113.
Canadians, estimate amount of corn left
by the Miami Rapids settlers, XV. 170;
104
INDEX.
illiteracy of, XIII. 67; in upper penin-
sula mines, XI. 182; ponies, I. 354; re-
bellion of 1837, relic from St. Thomas,
XIII. 598; sympathizers with exiled
and property confiscated, XIII. -495;
given land by United States congress.
XIII. 495.
Canal coffee house, IV. 79.
Canals, I. 46, 47; Bad river, projected,
XIII. 357; construction began, XIII.
358; XIV. 505; Clinton and Kalamazoo,
projected, XIII. 480; celebration of, V.
469; XIV. 553; Erie, opened 1825, V.
22; VIII. 3; first boat on, III. 554*
Portage lake and Lake Superior ship,
VII. 63; Sault Ste. Marie, appropria-
tions by congress, VIII. 155 ; construct-
ed, III. 254; VII. 58; VIII. 136; exports
and imports through, III. 258, 260; land
grants for, VIII. 154; promoters of,
VIII. 1W; transferred to United States,
VIII. 155; Wabash & Erie, land grants
for VII. 57; VIII. 154, 155; planned,
I. 69; projected, III. 144; V. 59;
railroad built on tow path, XIII. 116;
to drain great Cranberry swamp,
II, 16.
Canan, Mrs. Sarah, death of, XIII. 277;
XIV. 183.
Canane, Thomas, pardoned from prison
to become a soldier, IV. 417.
Canard bridge, location of, battle at, XV.
127.
Canard river, bridged 1793, XII. 48; U.
S. troops repulsed on, XV. 119, 120, 127.
Candide — , hero of Voltaire's romance,
V. 179.
Candler, William R., I. 429.
Candler Bros. & Byram, IV. 470.
Candle wick, invoice sent to Michili-
mackinac, XV. 655.
Candles, sent to Michilimackinac gar-
rison, XV. 632; of tallow in use, XIV.
563.
Cane, Alanson, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Cane, made from a log of the first Pro-
testant church of Detroit, VI. 17.
Cancels, VIII. 6.
Canegan, Rano, death of, XIV. 192.
Canfield, Capt. Augustus (Augustine),
assisted in the construction of the
first Sault Ste. Marie ship canal, VIII.
154; land entry, II. 212, 231.
Canfield, Charles L., on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461V2.
Canfield, Frank, XIII. 286.
Canfield, Hezekiah, V. 463.
Canfield, Marie, XIV. 382.
Canfield, William, V. 474, 475, 479, 480.
Caniff, Judge Abram C., early merchant
of Detroit, II. 572; IV. 464; X. 86;
biog., II. 53, 63; name in old account
book, V. 559.
Caniff, Elijah, II. 296.
Caniff, H. K., XII. 457.
Caniff, James, II. 278, 296.
Caniff, James H., II. 63.
Caniff, Maria H., death of, XI. 39.
Caniff, Nancy, I. 423.
Canlee, James, death of, XIV. 147.
Canning, E. S. B., XII. 362.
Cannon, Miss — , early teacher, II. 512.
Cannon, Fred, I. 241.
Cannon, Mrs. Fred, I. 241.
Cannon, George H., I. 33; V. v., 449, 450;
VI. 7; X. v.; XIII. 38; deputy United
States surveyor, X. 61; letter to Sec-
retary H. A. Tenney relative to early
surveys, X. 60, 61; letter from Hawly
Gerrells, V. 77; "Life and time of Wil-
liam A. Burt," V. 115; member State
Pioneer Society, IV. 1TO; VI. 10.
Cannon, John, VIII. 40.
Cannon, Mark, I. 241.
Cannon, Mrs. Mark, I. 241.
Cannon, Scott, see Cannon, Geo. H.
Canoes, birch bark, capacity of, I. 383;
description of, VII. 162; unknown to
Pottawattomie chiefs, X. 276; XIII. 55;
useless from age, XIII. 57.
"Canonicus," steamer, conveyed prison-
ers of war to Fortress Monroe, III. 184. .
Canteens, ordnance supplies, XII. 126.
Cantine, A., V. 311.
Cantine, H., V. 317.
Canton (South Plymouth) township,
(Wayne county) organized, I. 510.
Cantrell, Mrs. David, death of, XIV. 147.
Canute King, XII. 490.
Cape Breton Island, recommended by
Gen. Haldimand as an asylum for Brit-
ish refugees from the sea coasts, X.
667.
Capell and wife, V. 414.
Capell, H. L., IV. 194.
Capais vs. Louis Vail, dated 1798, copy
of, VIII. 505.
Capital of Michigan, efforts to locate,
VII. 418; how Lansing became the, XL
237; members of legislative commit-
tee to locate, VIII. 123; removal from
Detroit, II. 133; VIII. 130; territorial,
IV. 463.
Capital crime, account of last case in
Michigan, VI. 103.
Capitol, burned in 1882, VI. 290; first in
Lansing, I. 515; history of while in
Detroit, I. 511; located at Lansing,
VIII. 121.
Caple, — , II. 456.
Caplis, James, death of, XIV. 191.
Capotes, for Indians, X. 496, 579; de-
scription of, I. 359.
Capo-mike, Chippewa chief present at a
council with Gov. Hamilton, 1778, IX.
442.
Capp, Ellen Cross, M. S., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
Cappen & Bertsch's tannery, IX. 335.
INDEX. 105
Cappiss, Thomas Aston, letter from Jo- Carey, Capt. Charles H., soldier of the
seph Chew, XII. 145. rebellion, V. 440; XIV. 193.
Capron, Miss Clariet, graduate of Hills- Carey, Flora, IV. 196.
dale college, 1856, VI. 158; instructor Carey, J. D., member State Pioneer Bo-
rn college, VI. 162. ciety, I. 59.
Capron, William, death of, XI. 58, 60. Carey, Matthew, death of, VIII. 45.
Caps, invoice received at Michilimack- Carey, Samuel, death of, XIV. 189.
inac for British troops, XV. 613, 616; Carey, Timothy, death of, XIII. 276; XIV.
for sponges, XII. 125 ; for mortars, gar- 182.
rison supplies, XI. 428; for Indians, X. Carey mission, II. 375, 564, 365; founded
496. 1820, I. 121, 122; XIV. 259; guests at,
Captain Billy, Indian chief, II. 150. H. 376; location, XIII. 502; sketch, V.
"Captain Davis," boat, XIV. 543. 146; treaty held at, II. 360.
Captain James, Delaware chief, IX. 450. Cargill, Mrs. Harriet, V. 545.
Captain Johnny. Shawanese chief XV. Carhart, James, death of, XIII. 238.
45) 46. Carheil, — , Jesuit priest, VIII. 387;
Captain Pipe, Delaware chief, VI. 486; Cadillac's remarks on, VIII. 429;
XIII. 43. preaches against sale of brandy to In-
Capucin, — , among Indians without pass- dians, VIII. 390, 397.
ports, X. 224. Carignan, J. Bte., taxable property of
Carabin, Rev. — , priest, VI. 376. 1802- vm- 537-
Carbe (Carbey-Carby) Jean (John), tax- Carignant, Louis, XL 571, 586, 591; clerk
able property, 1802, VIII. 532, 535; on of court of inquiry, XI. 514; XIII. 86.
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 609. Car1' — > early teacher, I. 450.
Carbines XV 273 Carl, Catherine, death of, XI. 84.
Card, Phebe, 'death of, XIII. 113. C*T*. Isaac I. 90; death of, III. 6; VII.
Card, William, death of, XIV. 135. 10= mAemb.fTrT *tate Ploneer Society,
Cardell, Mrs. Deborah, VII. 437. VIL 10-
Cardin, Louis, XI. 512, 515-519, 539-543, Carl, William, death of, XIII. 187, 188.
571 580 604. Carle, Lieut. — , recommended for pro-
Cardinal, Francois, trader IX. 658; XI. n motion, XV. 74.
516, 519-522, 528, 531 534, 556, 560, Carleton, Albert, clerk of St. Clair coun-
572, 573, 605, 606; bailed and bail re- **• VL 41°-
called, X. 487; prisoner, IX. 628; X. Carleton, Gen. (Gov. Maj.) Sir Guy, Lord
467 480 Dorchester, IX. ix. 370, 374, 376, 377,
Cardinal, Lieut. Joseph, IX. 473; on De- ^-^ 46,7, 468, 473, 490, 527, 545, 553,
troit's census roll 1779 X TL4- of 584; X. 228. 238, 240, 264, 271, 272, 275,
1782, X^sigS USon against 290. 296 308 • M .374 572 597 669,
Dougal's possession of Hog island, X. ™>. XL 2^41, ™%ffi*£fii
^iu^toC^v' Hammnn Tx^ ^ °f ^ISlJiW/lW, 'mfoiS, 209; III'.
truce to Gov^ Hamilton, IX. 499. 2H 220 23g 238 243 xm 56 6y gl
Cardinal (Cardinalle) Pierre on census 85 86 105 xy 1Q examination of be-
roll of Detroit, 1782, X 606; signs pe- fore parliament, VIII. 399-401; gov-
tition against McDougal s possession ernor general of Canada, 1768. III. 114,
of Hog Island, X. 238; and wife, on 115 119 XI 440 general orders and
Detroit & census roll, 1779, X. 312. circular, IX. 343, 345; issues the King's
Charles, soldier of the war of proclamation dividing Canada into dis-
12, V. 554. tricts, XI. 620; letters from Gov. Ab-
Cardoret. Joseph, soldier of the war of bott, IX. 488; Capt. Glaus, X. 229; Maj.
1812, V. 554. DePeyster, IX. 365, 366; X. 278; Mr.
Care, Elijah, and wife, II. 457. Foy, X. 281; Gov. Hamilton, IX. 430-
Carey, — , 1781, X. 495. 460; Gregor McGregor, XI. 650; to
Carey, — , early temperance worker, XIII. Lieut. Col. Bolton, X. 280-282; Capt. De-
389. Peyster, X. 261; W. W. Greenville, XII.
Carey, — , founder of Carey mission, II. 16, 22, 29, 37; Lieut. Gov. Hamilton,
565. IX. 343-352; Sir William Johnson, X.
Carey, Mrs. — , mission teacher, II. 565. 222; Lord Sidney, XI. 652; XII. 1;
Carey, Alfred X., VII. 494; bank presi- Richard Sutton, X. 230; of introduction
dent, V. 440; VI. 324; biog., delegate for Nathaniel Potter, X. 230; orders
to national convention that nominated court of inquiry to examine conduct of
Abraham Lincoln for president, V. 440. John Dease and Joseph Ainse, XI. 514;
Carey, Alfred X. & Co., V. 440. petitioned by residents of Detroit for
Carey, Mrs. Alfred X., V. 440. rights in Hog Island, X. 237; petitioned
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106 INDEX.
by merchants, XI. 498; XIII. 82; re- "Caroline," boat, supply vessel to Com-
port of the committee to examine into modore Perry's fleet on Lake Erie, IX.
the administration of justice in Hesse, 282; burned, XII. 346.
XL 655; signs letter of instruction Caron, Indian chief, XI. 350; on census
about lands in Canada, VIII. 492; roll of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58; and
speech to Indians, XV. 9. family, X. 407.
Carleton, Lady Guy, IX. 433. Caron, Mme. — , on census roll of St.
Carleton, Guy H., county clerk, 1875-6, I. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58.
519. Caron, Joseph, signs petition to Gen.
Carleton, I. D., surveyed land at Fort Haldimand for priest at Michilimack-
Gratiot, XI. 253. inac, X. 599.
Carleton, I. E., supervisor, tests legality Carp river, VII. 167; furnished power for
of organization of township, I. 301. mining, VIII. 149; Indian name, trans-
Carleton, Lydia, death of, XIV. 184. lation and location of, XII. 378, 379.
Carleton, Moses F., clerk of St. Clair Carp River, village (Marquette), IX. 110.
county, I. 520; VI. 410; member State Carpenter, — , II. 234.
Pioneer Society, XIV. 196. Carpenter, — , pioneer, traded wife for
Carleton Island, British at, IX. 416, 421, land, VII. 482.
424; U. S. naval troops at, XV. 430. Carpenter, Dr. — , pioneer, III, 389, 391,
Carleton township (Barry county), in 394; VII. 379; XIV. 567.
1840, I. 114. Carpenter, Mrs. — , VII. 438.
Carley, Miss Eliza W. (Mrs. R. Man- Carpenter, Rev. — , pioneer preacher, V.
ning), XIV. 420. 50.
Carlin, William, first clerk of Crystal Carpenter, A. B., III. 281.
Falls tp., VII. 205. Carpenter, Abner, III. 281, 389. 395.
Carlisle, Jacob, XIV. 424. Carpenter, Almira, death of, XIV. 52.
Carlisle, T., VII. 555. Carpenter, Mrs. Amasa, death of, XI. 96.
Carlton, B. L., publisher, VI. 80, 81. Carpenter, Augustus A., I. 269.
Carlton, B. D., publisher, II. 324. Carpenter, Benedict K., biog., XIV. 147,
Carlton, Rev. D., VI. 379. 164.
Carlton, Dexter, on first tax roll of Ply- Carpenter, Mrs. Benedict K. (Miss Sarah
mouth tp., II. 582. A. Rodenbo), XIV. 164.
Carlton, Mrs. G. E., II. 426. Carpenter, C. C., IV. 279.
Carlton, Henry, member of State His- Carpenter, C. K., "Squaw Island tradi-
torical Society, XII. 328. tion," XIII. 486.
Carlton, M. G., publisher, VI. 70. Carpenter, Charles, VII. 516.
Carlton & Porter, publishers, VI. 43n. Carpenter, Charles A., apiarist, XIII.
Carlton & Van Antwerp, publishers, II. 248; biog., and genealogy, XIII. 238,
324. 246.
Carlyle, Thomas, XIV. 332; quotation re- Carpenter, Chester, I. 241; death of, XIV.
garding the potato, V. 365. 135; efforts to rescue the drowning,
Carlysle, Earl of, II. 155. VII. 386.
Carman, Caleb, soldier of war of 1812, V, Carpenter, Miss Cornelia (Mrs. Mer-
554. cerou), student of female seminary at
Carman, George P., death of, XIV. 88. Detroit, V. 545.
Carman, Mrs. J. F., IV. 238. Carpenter, Daniel P., XIV. 164.
Carmiehael, A. C.. death of, IX. 18. Carpenter, David, member of board of
Carmichael, Charles, I. 296; death of, Michigan Agricultural college, 1862,
IX. 37. VI. 135.
Carmichael, John, I. 296. Carpenter, Emily (Mrs. Wm. Thomp-
Carmichael, Peter, death of, XIV. 186. son), XIII. 266.
Cam, Mrs. — , V. 492. Carpenter, Ezra, IV. 396.
Cam, Miss Lotta, V. 492. Carpenter, George, VIII. 76
Carnage, Thomas, Jr.. VII. 319. Carpenter, Guy, I. 248; VII. 528.
Carney, Mrs. Rachel, M. S., instructor in Carpenter, H. B., VII. 427; eulogy of S.
Albion college, II. 208. F. Seager, VII. 428, 429.
Carney, Samuel, death of, V. 485. Carpenter, Harriet M., IV. 194.
Carney, Thomas, original member of Carpenter, Henry, death of. VII. 562.
Trinity church, Bay City, VII. 310, 314. Carpenter, Hester Ann, I. 238.
Carney, John, death of, XIV. 134. Carpenter, Horace, pioneer, I. 92; IV.
Carnival of 1671 among Indians, II. 99. 388; X. 65; XIII. 555.
Caro, village, county seat, I. 323; "Ad- Carpenter, Joel, attorney, VII. 527.
vertiser," "News," VI. 95. Carpenter, John H., IV. 304; first town-
Carolin (coin) of Germany, value of, X. ship meeting of Fairfield township
213, 214. held at house of, II. 360.
INDEX.
107
Carpenter, Joseph, IV. 302.
Carpenter, Mrs. M. Irwin death of, IX.
42.
Carpenter, N. B., I. 393; II. 572.
Carpenter, Orin, death of, VII. 592.
Carpenter, Philo, IV. 87, 88.
Carpenter, Mrs. Polly (Mrs. Searles), XI.
28.
Carpenter, Powell, entered land in 1824,
III. 568.
Carpenter, Rufus, V. 477.
Carpenter, S. L., first mayor of Alpena,
VI. 183.
Carpenter, Samuel, surveyor, VII. 558;
surveys in Oakland county, VII. 560.
Carpenter, Stephen, XIII. 246; death of,
XIV. 136.
Carpenter, T. C., member State Pioneer
Society, II. 184.
Carpenter,, Theron E., candidate for con-
gress, XIV. 97.
Carpenter, Thomas G., biog., VII. 486.
Carpenter, W. N., vice president Young
Men's Society of Detroit, XII. 364.
Carpenter. William, XI. 28; death of,
XIII. 229, 238.
Carpenter, William A., his New Year's
calls, XIII. 492.
Carpenter, William R., III. 384, 385, 389;
VIII. 203.
Carpenter & Munroe, II. 334.
Carpts, — , VIII. 465.
Carpets, made in early homes, XIV. 492.
Carr, — , X. 52, 123.
Carr, Archibald F., pioneer merchant, I.
193; III. 471; IX. 44; biog., VII. 449.
Carr, Mrs. Anna, death of, V. 527.
Carr, Mrs. Eleanor, V. 274.
Carr, Miss Eliza A., instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Carr, Francis W., death of VI. 306.
Carr, Mrs. Harriet S., death of, V. 528.
Carr, Jacob, death of XI. 131.
Carr, John T., VII. 449.
Carr, Michael, death of, VIII. 114.
Carr. Nathan T., publisher, VI. 88.
Carr, Susan Eleanor (Mrs. E. Clapp), VI.
259.
Carr, Vedder, V. 287.
Carrel, William P., death of. IX. 38.
Carriages for guns, ordnance supplies,
XI. 426, 428; XII. 125, 137; ships, XII.
136, 138, 139; springs of wood and
steel, XIV. 601.
Carrick, Rev. C. W., XIII. 422.
Carrier, — , II. 234.
Carrier, A., land entrv. III. 430.
Carrier, Mrs. C. M., VII. 4-6.
Carrier, Isaac, II. 296.
Carrier (Carrie) Corp. Joseph, soldier of
1779, III. 34, 35.
Carrier, Lola, XIII. 22.
Carrington, E. T., VII. 340.
Carrington, Mark, and wife, IV. 52.
Carrol, Judge — , one of the platters of
Grand Rapids, XIII. 332.
Carroll, John, death of, VII. 465.
Carroll, Rt. Rev. — , bishop of Baltimore,
I. 482, 484, 487.
Carroll, Capt. — , prisoner of war, XV.
639.
Carroll, Charles H., VI. 368; XIII. 380;
land entries, III. 406.
Carroll, Elizabeth, death of, X. 5.
Carroll, Henry, inspector of wood, XIV.
415.
Carroll, William, soldier of the Mexican
war, died in Mexico, VII. 116.
Carroll, William T., land entry, VI. 368.
Carrolton, location, XIII. 375.
Carrolton bar, XIII. 363.
Carrollton flat, XIV. 499.
Carron, Father — , recollect priest in
Quebec, 1615, VIII. 369, 37*1.
Carrots, early grown at Sault Ste. Marie,
VII. 195.
Carry-all, description of, I. 353.
Cars, illustration of first in Michigan,
IV. 516.
Carson, Harrison H., death of, XI. 129.
Carson, Rev. Levi H., IV. 217; biog., IX.
41.
Carson, Mrs. Levi H., IX. 41.
Carson, Mrs. Maria, death of, XIII. 277.
Carson City "Commercial," VI. 90.
Carscadin, Alfred O., death of, XIII. 132.
Carter, Allen, VII. 314.
Carter, C., III. 292.
Carter, Daniel, VI. 171, 172; first treas-
urer of Fremont township, VI. 173-
175; first postmaster of Alpena, VI.
176.
Carter, Miss Emma S. (Mrs. F. A. Hook-
er), III. 418.
Carter, H., III. 281.
Carter, Mrs. H., III. 292.
Carter, Harleigh, member of the legisla-
ture, XIV. 412.
Carter, Hepworth. X. 458.
Carter. John B., II. 332.
Carter,^ Maria Elizabeth, death of, VIII.
44.
Carter, N. B.. VII. 519, 520; death of. VII.
£43.
Carter, O. S., III. 439; publisher, VI. 75.
Carter, Olive, death of, III. 555.
Carter, Peter, r'eath of, \ III.. 46.
Carter. R. R.. VII. 519.
Carter. Russell C.. VII. 519.
Carter, Miss S., first teacher of Alpena,
VI. 1-76.
Carter. Selina. VII. 314.
Carter, William, father of Mrs. F. A.
Hooker, III. 418.
Carter, Deacon William, IV. 249; V. 313,
315; original member first Baptist
church Battle Creek. III. 356.
Carter, Mrs. William, III. 356; V. 314.
Carter block, II. 133; saw mill, VI. 242.
108
INDEX.
Carterete, Jhim, taxable property of in
1802, VIII. 540.
Carthage, water supply inspected by U.
S. Consul Fish, IX. 199.
Carter, E., elected corresponding mem-
ber of State Historical Society, XII.
331.
Cartier, Jacques, explorer, I. 349, 372;
ascended St. Lawrence river, 1534,
VIII. 370, 398; found village of Wyan-
dott's at Montreal, XIII. 310; named
St. Lawrence river and gulf, XIV. 653.
Carton & Durand, attorneys, X. 177.
Cartouches, garrison supplies, XI. 430;
XII. 125, 139, 140.
Cartridges, amount captured at river
Raisin, XV. 230; garrison supplies, X.
369, 383; XI. 428-431; XII. 126, 135-132;
boxes, XJI. 125; 135-138; molds
(forms), XII. 127, 135.
Carts, early manufactured, XV. 248; of
the early French, I. 504, see also
French vehicles; for ammunition and
slings, XII. 126.
Cartter, David Kellogg, justice United
States court, declared prohibition law
(1887) unconstitutional, XIII. 397.
Cartter, James B., V. 477.
Cartwright, — , member Selkirk's colony,
I. 440, 442.
Cartwright, Lieut. — , XV. 125, 232.
Cartwright, James, V. 503; name on
early deed of Detroit, VIII. 495; re-
mained British subject at close of the
revolutionary war, VIII. 411.
Cartwright, John B., death of, XIII. 238.
Cartwright, Col. Richard, XV. 51, 52, 417;
his characteristics. XV. 60, 76; justice
of the peace, XV. 574; named for leg-
islative council of upper Canada, XII.
23.
Carty, Capt. — , IX. 383.
Carus, Henry C. S., XIV. 423.
Cams, Thomas. XIV. 423.
Carver, David, IX. 281.
Carver, Jonathan, traveler, I. 356, 372;
his "travels" presented to State His-
torical Society, XII. 344; relates story
of Pontiac's betrayal, and death, VI.
510; X. 106; visits Lake Superior re-
gion, VII. 166.
Carver, Mary Ann, death of, XIV. 53.
Carver, Orpha E., death of, XIV. 53.
Carver, Riley, death of, VI. 252.
Carver, Stephen, death of, XIII. 112.
Carver. Walter, XI. 59.
Gary, Mrs. H. (Kemp), death of, XIII.
238.
Gary, Prof. J. F.. of the Ypsilanti normal
school, IX. 92; read paper before State
Teachers' Association, 1860, IX. 95.
Caryl. Charles M., VIII. 118.
Caryl. Miss Elizabeth A. (Mrs. Chaney).
VIII. 118.
Caryl, Miss Isabella J. (Mrs. Chaney),
VIII. 118.
Cascade Falls, VII. 156.
Cascaden, Arthur, V. 287.
Casco Bay road, X. 211.
Casco township (Allegan county), organ-
ized, III. 271.
Case, — , designed 3rd ward school house,
Detroit, I. 460.
Case, — , IV. 49.
Case, Col. — , V. 399.
Case, Mrs. — , sister of Mrs. Begole, IV.
243.
Case, A., III. 281.
Case, A. D., III. 281.
Case, Anthony, associate judge, Washte-
naw county, I. 325.
Case, Arthur, death of, XIII. 281.
Case, Barnabas, I. 327; biog., V. 357;
land entry, IV. 277; state senator, V.
357.
Case, Belle, VI. 298.
Case, Betsy, death of, V. 447.
Case, Betsey M., biog. of, XI. 58, 62.
Case, Constantius, inventor, XIV. 325,
383.
Case, Daniel L., V. 13; assisted in es-
tablishing Michigan female college, VI.
285, 293; death of, XIII. 196, 197;
erected first store at North Lansing,
VII. 419 ; member of early school board,
VII. 421.
Case, Mrs. Daniel L., VII. vii., 437; VIII.
8; death of, XIII. 196, 197; "History
of the early days of North Lansing,"
VII. 418; receives vote of thanks of
State Pioneer Society, VIII. 10.
Case, Dudley, VII. 229.
Case, Dudley W., IV. 194.
Case, Elijah, II. 273, 293.
Case, Frank E., VI. 298.
Case, George, III. 472, 590.
Case, Gordon, II. 325.
Case. H. G.. III. 281.
Case, Capt. H. R., death of, XIII. 227.
Case, Horace, III. 553.
Case, Ida M., VI. 298.
Case, Ira, XI. 285; original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414, 417.
Case, Israel B., XI. 101.
Case, James A., VI. 206, 211.
Case, Jerome T., I. 269.
Case, Josephns, pioneer of Jackson, II.
277, 284, 290, 296, 309, 312; V. 349, 351;
on assessment roll of Jackson, 1832,
II. 293.
Case, Mrs. Josephus, and Mrs. Gillett,
first white women to settle in Jackson
county, I. 277.
Case, King, XIV. 325.
Case, L. C., VII. 467.
Case, Lewis, IV. 280.
Case, Lyman, II. 315.
Case, M. D., V. 357.
Case, Mrs. Mariah C., death of, XIII. 238.
Case, Mary Ann H., XIII. 414, 418.
Case, Milton, VIII. 33.
INDEX.
109
Case, Morgan, VII. 461, 463; XL 64;
death of, VIII. 45; offers resolution of
thanks, III. 500, 503.
Case, Mrs. Morgan, III. 503.
Case, Nathan, VII. 229.
Case, Orrin S., soldier of the Mexican
war, and of the rebellion, printer, biog.,
VI. 297, 298.
Case, Mrs. Orrin S. (Mary Teeter), VI.
298.
Case, Oscar S., VI. 298.
Case, Ovid N., XI. 12.
Case, Pulcheria, XIV. 325.
Case, Rodman, death of, VI. 342, 343.
Case, Salome, XIV. 325.
Case, Seymour, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Case, Deacon Soloman, pioneer, soldier
of war of 1812, 1. 209; V. 280; XIV. 303,
323, 325; memoir, V. 281.
Case, Mrs. Soloman, V. 281.
Case, Sydney C., XIV. 423.
Case, Miss Thankful (Mrs. S. H. Willis),
XIV. 77.
Case, Thurlow, V. 281; XIV. 325.
Case, Veloms, XIV. 325.
Case, Walter, VI. 298.
Case, Warren, XI. 62.
Case, Rev. William, early missionary, I.
475; III. 228, 235, 237, 2$8; V. 468; VI.
17.
Caselet, Hipolite, see Cazelet H.
Casement, Charles, death of, IX. 76.
Cases, ordnance supplies, XII. 138, 139.
Casety, Mrs. — , on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 606.
Casety, James and wife, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 314.
Casety, John A., witness on deed, 1780,
VIII. 471, 488.
Casety, Thomas, bill for goods, VIII. 487,
488.
Caseville, "Advertiser," VI. 77.
Casey, — , VI. 177.
Casey, Capt. — , 29th Indiana V. I., IV.
147.
Casey, Anna, death of, XI. 83.
Casey, Mrs. Harriet, death of, XI. 38.
Casey township, Calhoun county, organ-
ized, later changed to Emmet; first
land entries, II. 227.
Casgrain, Mrs. — , V. 545.
Cash, — , pioneer farmer on Lake Supe-
rior, III. 250; VII. 189; VIII. 138.
Cash, Mrs. Catharine, death of, VII. 465.
Cashinwa (Kasinwa), Sac guide, con-
ducts trader and Pepeck to safety, XII.
441; illustrates speed of war parties,
XII. 442 ; reward, XII. 444.
Caskey, J., III. 291.
Caslet, Ignace, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 539.
Casner, William, death of, XI. 85.
Cass, Capt. — , brother of Gov. Lewis
Cass, VII. 263; XIV. 543; in command
at Canard bridge, XV. 140, 141; name
in old account book, V. 561.
Cass, Eliza (wife of Gov. Lewis Cass),
officer of the Ladies' Orphan Associa-
tion, XIV. 417; tribute to, XIV. -34.
Cass, Elizabeth, I. 423.
Cass, Lewis, Sr., b. 1782, d. 1866; gov-
ernor of Michigan ty., 1813-1831; called
Maj., Col., and Brig. Gen., I. 32, 149,
337; II. 11, 74, 75, 152, 154, 179, 389,
572, 597; III. 51, 103, 142, 222, 223, 348,
566, 568, 576; IV. 89, 118, 288, 373, 460,
462; V. 66, 140, 148, 167, 168, 367, 374,
377, 402; VI. 360, 374, 386, 408, 410,
499; VII. v., 2, 71, 72, 78, 135, 141, 183,
477, 559, 597; VIII. 3, 657; IX. 188; X.
65, 85, 106; XI. 77, 210, 222; XII. vii.,
330, 339, 342, 411, 481, 499, 563, 583,
640; XIII. 2, 325-329, 483, 484; XIV. 29,
261, 433, 450, 529, 642; XV. 340; absent
from state while governor, IV. 106; ac-
cepts resignation of Sheriff Knapp, II.
18; appeased Indians by whisky for
murder of Black Duck, XIII. 336; ap-
pointed governor of Michigan terri-
tory, I. 37; III. 115, 119, 121; ap-
points Amasa Bagley judge, III. 597,
Joseph W. Brown, first chief jus-
tice of Lenawee county, II. 370, Jabez
Bronson, justice for Green tp., X. 64,
Wm. R. DeLand, first justice of the
peace of Jackson county, II. 281, Mar-
cus Swift, justice of the peace, IV. 61,
Wm. Yerkes, justice of the peace, XIII.
387, Benjamin Cushway, blacksmith
for Indians, VII. 280, J. R. Smith, com-
missioner for St. Glair county, III. 341;
officers for Shiawassee county, II. 524;
approved plan for Sault Ste. Marie
canal, VII. 61; assisted in organizing
temperance society in Washington,
1831, XIII. 389; at head of conspiracy
to save surrender of Detroit, XIV. 35,
36; at the Toll Bridge celebration, 1823,
XIV. 573; at treaty council with In-
dians at Wapakonetta (Wapaghkonet-
ta), 1825, VI. 487-489; attack of
Lord Brougham, VII. 147; attends
meeting of State Historical Society at
Detroit, 1861, XII. 349 ; authorized ordi-
nance organizing Monroe county, VI.
362; bill of, V. 559; biography, II. 106;
VII. 602; burial place, XIII. 493; boy-
hood home on the Muskingum, I. 374;
bravery mentioned, XIII. 506; brings
valuable historical manuscripts from
Paris, VI. 458; broke his sword at
Hull's surrender, XIV. 406; brought
family to Detroit, II. 38; buys the
"Cass House," IV. 96; candidate for
United States presidency. IV. 455; VI.
Ill; charter member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 316; becomes honor-
ary member of, XII. 331; chartered
boat for trip to Green Bay to negotiate
110
INDEX.
treaty with Winnebagoes, VII. 132;
commanding United States forces at
Detroit, XV. 491, 499, 556; commandant
at Fort Hamilton, VIII. 444; commis-
sioned officers for Kalamazoo county,
I. 208, Shiawassee county, II. 524;
commissions Joseph Marsac captain,
V. 225; commissions Harvey Stewart
commissioner for St. Glair county, IV.
352; conducted expedition on Am-
herstburg, recalled by Gen. Hull, XIII.
315; consents to avenue passing
through farm, XII. 479; council with
Indians, I. 476; county named for, I.
132; daguerreotype presented Histor-
ical Society, XII. 332; daughter for
whom Belle Isle was named, XIII. 488;
delivered address before State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 316; effected 60 trea-
ties with Indians, XIV. 37; employs
Asahel Savery to transport goods to
Indians, V. 519; exchanged as prisoner
of war, XV. 206, 388; farewell dinner,
II. 17; first president of State Histor-
ical Society, V. 3; XII. 316; furnished
Francis Parkman, Jr., with copy of
original Pontiac manuscript, VIII. 266;
furnished rations to families, V. 502;
gifts of, XII. 318, 320; guest of institu-
tion of first Masonic lodge in Ann Ar-
bor, I. 333; hauls down British flag at
Sault Ste. Marie, VI. 482. 502; XII. 609,
610; his camp-fires enlivened by read-
ing, I. 384; his Indian name, IV. 119;
his interpreter at Saginaw treaty, II.
85; his private secretary in 1821, X.
85; in U. S. army, protecting frontier,
XIII. 504; in campaign of 1840, IV.
322; instructions to John Meldrum, XII.
645; journeys from Detroit to Wash-
ington in carriage, XIII. 492, to Chi-
cago on horseback over Indian trail,
V. 239, to Saginaw to treaty council,
XIII. 335, of 4 500 miles in canoes and
traveling outfit, I. 383; III. 53; V. 7. 8;
VI. 481, 482; VII. 182; letter from Sur-
veyor John Mullett describing trouble
with Indians at Battle Creek, VI. 249,
250; to surveyor general regarding the
"Harris line," extracts of, XI. 221; log
mansion of, II. 14; member board of
directors for female seminary, 1830,
IV. 106; member of committee to es-
tablish a periodical for State Historical
Society, XII. 317; member exploring
party to the Saginaw, III. 190; VII.
559; messenger of Gen. Hull sent to
Fort Maiden to negotiate for exchange
of prisoners, XV. 96; minister to
France, VII. 147; XII. 320; XIII. 493;
name on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 461 !/£; orders payment of annui-
ties to Indians. XII. 593. 594; ordered
troops to Detroit, XII. 593; organized
company at Detroit to fight Indians,
XIII. 505; placed council house at dis-
posal of missionary, I. 474, 475, 478;
III. 215; prepared coat of arms of
Michigan, XIV. 408; procured survey
of peninsula and the laying out of the
Chicago and other territorial roads, I.
37; proclamations, organizing counties
of Crawford, I. 154, Lapeer, I. 218, II.
358, Lenawee, I. 221, 227, II. 358, III.
628, VII. 524, Macomb, I. 258, II. 358,
Mackinaw, I. 272, Monroe, I. 276 277,
II. 358, Oakland, I. 303,. II. 358, III,
560, XIV. 511, Saginaw, I. 313, II. 358,
III. 381, Sanilac, I. 315, II. 358, St.
Clair, I. 320, II. 358, VI. 406, XIII. 335,
Shiawassee, I. 316, II. 358, 475,.
Washtenaw, I. 325, II. 358, Wayne, I.
338, II. 358, XIV. 511, establishing
county seat of Jackson county, II. 280,
thanksgiving, XII. 615; regent of the
university, XIV. 412; remarks on uni-
versity of Detroit, VI. 365, 369, 370, 379;
remarks in congress on battles of the
frontiers, XIII. 175; report of commis-
sioners, I. 198; residence, location
of, III. 573; VII. 132; (see also
Cass house), resolutions Of society
recommending statue of, IX. 6, 7;
sale of land in Detroit protested
against by Judge Woodward, XII. 473;
satisfied Indians regarding settlements
on prairies, II. 566; selected C. C.
Trowbridge to study characteristics
and relations of Indian tribes, VI. 486;
secretary of state (United States), re-
signed rather than be an accomplice
of secession, I. 132; secretary of war
(United States), II. 17; IV. 432; XII.
591; senator (United States), III. 123,
123n; IV. 393; V. 520; signs notice to
reorganize State Historical Society,
XII. 322; signs deed of land to first
Protestant church, I. 419, 422; spoke
on state house square, Lansing, VI.
294; tenders large collection of papers
to Mrs. Sheldon, V. 6; Thanksgiving
proclamation, 1830, XII. 615; treaties
negotiated at, Chicago, 1821, V. 147;
VI. 237, 238; XII. 259, Green Bay, VII.
132, Saginaw, 1819, II. 39, 127, 487; III.
194, 432; V. 225; VII. 262-268; VIII. 2;
and other treaties, VI. 237, 364; VII.
132; tribute to, I. 78; by Sylvester
Larned, XIV. 34; visited Tecumseh to
organize militia, XII. 408; visited by
large number of Indians. VII. 132; vote
of thanks tendered for address to the
State Historical Society, 1829, XII. 316.
Cass, Mrs. Lewis. Sr., see Cass, Eliza.
Cass, Lewis, Jr., I. 432; XIII. 493; elected
a member of State Historical Society,
XII. 349; personal characteristics, V.
542, 543.
Cass, Josiah. appointed justice of the
peace, district of Gaspe, XL 622.
INDEX. Ill
Cass, Maj. Jonathan, revolutionary war Castleton Medical college (Vt.), XIV. 155.
soldier, father of Gov. Lewis Cass, I. Caston, Rev. Zarah H., VIII. 217; first
374; VIII. 448. presiding elder to visit Ann Arbor,
Cass county organized, named for Gov. VIII. 218.
Lewis Cass, county seat located, 1. 132; Castor oil, Indian name of, XIV. 216;
II. 360; III. 628; first land &ale, II. 376; how used by Indians. XIV. 216, 217.
first settler of, V. 149; land in Silver Casumnes river (California), II. 432.
Creek tp., purchased by Pokagon and Caswell, George, VI. 244.
his band, XIV. 260; memorial report, Caswell, Solomon, XIV. 590.
IV. 227; number of delegates for con- Catamount, where found, XIV. 423.
vention of 1836. XI. 157; number of in- Cataraquil (Kingston post), XII. 4.
sane in 1850, XIII. 296; Press, history Catbird, native of Michigan, XIV. 603.
of, VI. 73; treasurer and clerk of in Cater, Abram, VII. 261, 262; marriage of,
1875-6; I. 519; Volina township organ- VII. 249; settles his brother's estate,
ized, III. 628; vote of 1887 on prohibi- XIII. 381.
tion amendment, XIII. 404. Cater, Mrs. Abram, VII. 262; receives
Cass County Pioneer Society, meeting in estate of Charles Cater, XIII. 381.
1880, IV. 223; address of president, IV. Cater, Charles, sailor, VII. 261, 262; re-
223; election of officers, IV. 226; memo- ported dead, estate probated, returns
rial report of, IV. 227; report of sec- and claims brother's property, XIII.
retary and treasurer, IV. 225. 381.
Cass farm, location of, I. 24, 499, 499n; Catfish, where found, I. 502; see also
X. 89. fish.
Cass (Cadillac) house, location of, I. Catgut, in garrison supplies, XI. 430; XII.
357, 358, 432; X. 91;. description of, 126.
IV. 95; historical spot, XIII. 37; occu- Cathcart, Homer, IV. 196.
pied by Gen. Proctor, XIV. 534; offi- Cathcart, John G., V. 524.
cers quarters, I. 412. Cathcart, Laura, IV. 194.
Cass river, II. 472; XIV. 504, 509; early Cathcart, Mary L., IV. 194.
called "Huron of the north," named Cathcart, Sarah, IV. 197.
for Gov. Cass, IX. 171; Indian name of, Cathcart, Sarah E., IV. 194.
VII. 277; one forming the Saginaw, Cathcart, William A., IV. 179, 194.
VII. 270. Cathedral, first in Michigan, I. 489.
Cassada, Edward F., death of, XIV. 147. Cathell, — , early settler on St. Clair
Cassida, F., land entry, III. 401. river, death of, VIII. 405.
Cassady, — , florist, VI. 450. Catherine, — , Indian girl said to have
Cassety, Lieut. James, IX. 473, 479; X. informed Maj. Gladwin of Pontiac's
343-345; escapes from British fort, XI. conspiracy, I. 373; VIII. 341, 359.
386. Catherwood, — , explorer, IV. 46.
Cassidy, Prof. — , V. 491. "Catholepistemiad," or university of
Cassidy, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIII. 132. Michigan, date established, VI. 36.
Cassidy, Margaret, death of. XIII. 227. Catholic church, first of Detroit, burned
Cassidy, Thomas, biog., XIII. 133, 159. by Indians, XIII. 427; diocese of De-
Cas&idy. Mrs. Thomas (Miss Mary Bal- troit established, IX. 133; map of its
fer), XIII. 159; biog.. XIV. 69. territory, IX. 135; "What it was, what
Cassity, — , tenant on Belle Isle, 1770, II. it is," IX. 128; Indian schools receive
592, 593. government aid, IX. 132; Leopoldine
Cassman, Mrs. Charles, death of, XI. 131. Society, organized, object of, IX. 132;
Cassopolis "Advocate," "Democrat," propagation of the Faith Society, ob-
"Vigilant," VI. 73. ject of, IX. 132; see also Detroit.
Cassopolis pioneer picnic, address of Catlin, — , IV. 250.
Gov. Bagley. I. 133. Catlin, Israel, III. 324, 328, 333; VII. 309,
Castens, H., VI. 336. 319; original member of Trinity church.
Caster, Rev. Elisha E., III. 236, 237; IV. Bay City, VII. 310, 314; original mem-
387; VII. 176. ber State Pioneer Society, I. 13; vice-
Casterlin, Charlie C., county clerk in president, I. 14.
1875-6, I. 519. Catlin, Elijah, first clerk of Bay county,
Castle, — , II. 483. I. 104; III. 332.
Castle, Asa, pioneer, III. 561. 567. 577. Catlin, Elijah S., original member of
Castle, Lemuel pioneer. III. 567, 577; Trinity church, Bay City, I. 310.
VII. 576; XIV. 590; land entry of, VII. Catout, Joseph, settled in Lapeer in 1831,
559, 576. III. 549.
Castle, N. H.. death of, XI. 130. Catt, Lutica, death of, XIV. 52.
Castle, Norman, death of VIII. 22. Catterall, George, captain in Wayne
Castle, William H., V. 504; VI. 421. county militia in 1803, VIII. 543.
112
INDEX.
Cattin (Cattan), Antoine, on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 611; and wife, on
Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 318.
Cattin (Catin-Catine), C., X. 499; XI.
523; XIII. 63; his subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Cattin, Michael, and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 324.
Cattin & Bendeau, merchants, IX. 658.
Cattle, captured by United States troops
and recaptured by British, XV. 640;
claims for losses of, XV. 669-674; early
raised at Detroit, II. 102; XIII. 53; for
Gen. Proctor's army, XV. 371; kept for
safety on Hog Island, XIII. 66; killed
by wild animals, XIV. 440; of the
Raisin river settlement destroyed by
Indians, XV. 170; secured by U. S.
troops on the Miami, XV. 290; wanton-
ly destroyed, XV. 574.
Catton, Mrs. Thomas, death of, IX. 76.
Caucomme, Miami Indian, XII. 14.
Cauffman, Joseph, X. 123.
Caul, Caroline, death of, VIII. 98.
Caul, Miss Jane, VII. 420.
Caulkins, Spencer, death of, VIII. 44.
Cauquilliarre, Alexis, taxable property
of in 1802, VIII. 534, 535.
Causley, M., settled at Fort Gratiot in
1815, V. 496.
Caustic soda, shipped from Jackson in
1877, II. 346.
Cavalli, Dr. — , proprietor of museum,
XIV. 417.
Cavallier, — , VIII. 314.
Cave Dwellers, XIV. 248; sacrificed to
spirits of, XIV. 212; see also Mound
builders.
Cavender, John, II. 392.
Cayashuta, chief of Six Nations, X. 472,
473; his speech, X. 475; XIII. 90, 91.
Cayuse war, sketch of, XIV. 551.
Cazelet, — , XI. 614n.
Cazelet (Caselet), Hipolite, his testi-
mony at court of inquiry, XI. 549.
Ceazore, Louis and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Cecire, Joseph, on census roll, Detroit,
1782, X. 604.
Cedar, bark used for roofing, XIV. 208;
early dwellings built of, XIV. 208; XV.
25; shingles made of, IX. 640; used
for pickets, I. 358; reserved for gov-
ernment use by British, X. 246.
Cedar Castle, county home of S. D. Hoi-
lister, VII. 206.
Cedar river, U. P., Indian name and loca-
tion of, XII. 376.
Cedar settlement, location of, XV. 21.
Cedar Springs "Clipper," VI. 82.
Cedien, Pierre, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
C6kaos, chief of the Sauteux (Saux),
VIII. 297.
Celebration of the 47th anniversary of
American Independence at Toll Bridge,
1823, XIV. 572; program of toasts, XIV.
573.
Celery, grown on Kalamazoo marsh,
XIV. 273.
Celoron, — de, IX. 434; X. 237, 299-301,
303; carries belts to Indians, IX. 459,
460, 469, 470, 475, 477, 480; accused of
disloyalty, IX. 495; his movements
causes Gov. Hamilton to doubt his loy-
alty, IX. 486, 491, 493.
Celoron, isle, XII. 31.
Celts of stone, found, XIV. 446.
Cement, Prudence E., death of, XIV. 133.
Cement, price of, XV. 434.
Cense, Antoine Robert and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 314.
Census of Detroit, XIII. 52, 53; in 1773,
IX. 649; 1778, IX. 469; 1779, X. 312-
327; 1780, X. 446; 1782, X. 601; of 1827,
XII. 461%; from 1810 to 1880, V. 536;
of Michigan, first taken in 1810, by
Col. Joseph Watson, XII. 339; instruc-
tions for taking, VIII. 596; 1820, X. 54;
1830, X. 54, 98; XI. 152; 1831, XII. 353;
1834, X. 98; XI. 222; 1835, I. 512;
1837, X. 98; 1841, XIV. 409; 1845, VIII.
122, 131; 1850 to 1864, VI. 100; 1889,
XIV. 409; compared with other states
in 1889, XIV. 412; increase from 1820
to 1840, VII. 55; necessary for state-
hood, VII. 20; United States, in 1826.
XIII. 389; of 1880, V. 25; of 1880, west
of Alleghany mountains, XIII. 584; of
St. Joseph post, 1780, X. 406; XIII. 58.
Centennial exhibition, wheat from Mich-
igan, II. 2.
Center, A. J., member of State Historical
Society, XII. 320.
Center, Rev. S., member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 320.
Center, Prof. Samuel, first principal of
the branch of the university at Monroe,
V. 44.
"Central America," boat, lost at sea, II.
432.
Centreville, early bank, original capital,
V. 215; first resident of, XIV. 550;
reminiscences of, V. 402.
Centreville "Republican," VI. 95.
Cerf, Le, see LeCerf.
Cerre\ — , IX. 485.
Certificate of assignment of claims, VIII.
657; of clearance of the sloop "Con-
tractor," dated, 1805, VIII. 548; made
by Chippewa chiefs, signers of treaty
of 1819, VII. 140.
Cesir, — , orchard destroyed as protec-
tion against Indians, VIII. 326.
Cesna, Joseph, and family, XI. 452.
Chabert, — , death of, XII. 47.
Chabert, Lieut. Frangois, X. 611; car-
ries dispatches from Gov. Hamilton to
Gen. Carleton, IX. 459, 460; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 611; salary of,
IX. 484.
INDEX. 113
Chabert, Capt. Jeancaire, X. 419, 547, XL Chaiabwasang, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
344, 445, 448; XII. 85, 87; appointed Chaine, Isadora, see Chene, Isadore.
justice of the peace of the district of Chairs, made by first settlers XIV. 622.
Hesse, XI. 622; salary ,IX. 484; XIII. Chalk. XII. 126.
75. Chalkline, for Indians, XII. 288, 302.
Chabert, Capt. Louis Jeancaire, III. 28, Challesor, Pierre, signs petition for coun-
34, 35. ty revenues, XII. 586.
Chabert, Phillip Jeancaire (Joncaire); I. Chaloner, Capt. — , of the schooner "Pio-
415. neer," IX. 283.
Chaboiller (Chabouilloz), interpreter, chambelor — , notary of Quebec 1798 I
344 B.
Chaboiller (Chabilley-Chabillez Chaboil- Chamberlain, Capt. — , pioneer of Mon-
ley-Chaboillier-Chaboizer), Augustin, roe jj 444; yil. 552.
merchant, IX. 658; X. 307, 405; assist- chamberlain ' Dr. — , pioneer physician,
ant manager general store at Macki- n 471; m 223 224; V. 460; VI. 358;
naw, X. 307; XIII. 69; signs memorial xiV. 152 590.
for protection of trade, 1780, IX. 550. Chamberlain Judge — , V. 323; XIV. 372.
Chaboiller (Chaboillez), B. Augt., sub- Chamberlain] Lord — , II. 593.
scription for missionary at Michili- Chamberlain, Addison, III. 570.
mackinac, X. 289. Chamberlain, Benjamin, II. 245,
Chaboiller (Chaboilez), Charles, signs pe- chamberlain, C C. first recorder of Mus-
tition for protection in the Indian kegon, I. 301.
trade, XI. 484, 488. Chamberlain, Charles, II. 444.
Chaboiller, F., signs petition for protec- chamberlain E. B., IV. 357.
tion in the Indian trade, XI. 485. Chamberlain! Edwin M., IV. 357.
Chaboiller (Chabaille-Chaboelley), Hepo- chamberlain (Chamberlane), Ezekiel,
lite, furnished corn to garrison of XII 579; on census roll of Detroit,
Michilimackinac, X. 593, 594. jg27 XII 461^
Chaboiller Louis, trader, invoice of chamberlain, Gad, II. 435, 444.
goods, IX. 650; testimony in court of chamberiain, Harmon, first sheriff of St.
inquiry, XI. 575. C1 , countv VI 411
ChvmU™r (CJaboii;?z)'f P" X- ?07.' 405; Chamberlain, Dr. Harmon, pioneer of St.
XIII. 70; subscription for a missionary r] . TV ^ VT 4n. \fi. _fi_ death
at Michilimackinac, X. 289. of IV 357
Chabwewechkam, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. ,,. '
Chachawenepish, Indian chief, signs re- ^^ft
lease of lands, VIII. 499. 355 357
Chaddock C G, M. D., asylum physi- Chan;berlain> Harmon A., III. 328.
Cha! dock T W III 291 Chamberlain, Henry, IV. 213; VI. 330;
Chaawick', Ca^t - 'soldier of the war of JII. 4; candidate for governor vote of
the rebellion, reconnoitre of, IV. 155. A,1Pena C5)unt<y; .VI- *8
157; search for missing men. IV. 152. j meraber State Ploneer Society> IL
Chadwick, Mrs. — , V. 282.
Chadwick, B. F., III. 629. Ch.amber10a01,n' ^;TB-;c^,cenSUS r°U °f De"
Chadwick, Miss Mary, I. 159.
Chadwick, Sally (Mrs. D. S. Ingersoll). Chamberlain, James IL 445, 446.
j 159 Chamberlain, John, V. 525.
Chadwick, Thomas, I. 159. Chamberlain, John M., III. 570.
Chaff, how separated from grain by pio- Chamberlain, Joseph, instructor in Al-
neers, XIV. 610. bion college, II. 205, 445.
Chaffee, pioneer, IV. 51 Chamberlain, Juliana (Mrs. J. P. Cleave-
Chaffee! A.'. III. 280! land. IV- 435-
Chaffee, Allen, III. 553. Chamberlain, Luther, V. 405.
Chaffee, Amos, II. 572; IV. 464, 465. Chamberlain, Mrs. Lydia, death of, XIII.
Chaffee. Mrs. Amos, III. 229. 238.
Chaffee, Ira, III. 278, 280, 282. 284, 291. Chamberlain, M., death of, XI. 39.
Chaffee, Philander, III. 280. 291; death of Chamberlain, Mary, IV. 435.
XIII. 114. Chamberlain, Nelson P., II. 445, 446.
Chaffee, Warner F., death of, XIII. 228. Chamberlain, Olive S.. death of, XIV. 111.
Chaffer, Mrs. Wilson, death of. VII. 465. Chamberlain, Olmstead, I. 41G; VII. 396.
Chagrin, — , freeholder in Detroit. V. 533. Chamberlain, Samuel, IV. 435.
Cha-ha, Indian chief at council with Gov. Chamberlain, Thomas, land entry, V.
Hamilton. 1778, IX. 452; speech of. IX. 404.
453. 457. Chamberlain, William, original member
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1L4 INDEX.
State Pioneer Society, I. 7; II. 184; IV. Champion, J. B., III. 281.
5; vice-president of society, III. 100. Champion, Dr. J. H., journalist, VI. 85.
Chamberlane, Joshua, XII. 579. Champion, J. H. & Co., publishers, VI. 94.
Chamberlin, Dr. John D., VI. 411. Champion, John, VI. 261.
Chamberlin, Rev. L., death of, XIII. 113. Champion, Capt. McBride, IX. 283.
Chamberlin, Lieut. (Ensign) Thomas, Champion, Oliver, death of, VI. 255.
XII. 190; certifies to sugar presented Champion, R. J., III. 342.
by Ottawas, XII. 208; member of board Champion, Mrs. R. J., VII. 357.
to invoice stores at Michilimackinac, Champion, Solomon, II. 512; XIV. 494.
XII. 241, 242. Champion, Mrs. Solomon, II. 512.
Chambers. Miss — , (Mrs. Micah Adams), Champion & Applegate, publishers, VI.
XIV. 469. 85.
Chambers, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 75. Champlain, Capt. — , I. 411; commanded
Chambers, Joseph, II. 456. the Tigress when captured, his de-
Chambers, Nelson, III. 286. fense, XV. 641.
Chambers, Maj. (Capt.) Peter L., of the Champlain, Samuel de, traveler, V. 493;
41st British regiment, XV. 121, 122, IX. 10 ; claims first discovery of French
130, 301, 319, 336, 402, 495, 663-665; at possessions in America, III. 114n;
battle of the Miami, commended, XV. founded Quebec, 1608, VII. 522; VIII.
294; at council of Indians, XV. 358; 369-371, 418; governor of Canada, in-
death reported. XV. 407; letters to eluding Michigan territory, III. 114,
Maj. DeWatteville, XV. 667; to Secre- 118; XIV. 655; names lakes Erie and
tary Freer, XV. 289 352, 356; to Lieut. Ontario, VI. 349; visited Michigan, II.
Col. Smelt, XV. 665; on Grand river 98; XIV. 655.
(Canada), XV. 666; on Thames river, Champlain, Willard, VII. 555.
XV. 117; ordered to forage for sup- "Champlain," British boat in war of
plies, XV. 375 ; report of troops at Am- 1812, XV. 312.
herstburg, XV. 353; report of number Champlin, E. B., XII. 408; commissioned
of U. S. troops made prisoners at bat- major by Gov. Cass, XII. 409.
tie of the Miami, XV. 278; report of Champlin, E. P., III. 553; IV. 251; VII.
stores captured on the Miami, XV. 138. 525.
Chambers, Thomas, county treasurer in Champlin, Erastus, II. 302.
1875-6, I. 519; probate judge of Mack- Champlin, Francis, biog.. IX. 30.
inac, IV. 441; VI. 348. Champlin, John W., attorney, 111. 547;
Chambers, Mrs. William, teacher of VII. 494; member State Pioneer So-
1837; III. 436. ciety, V. 208; VII. 8.
Chambin, — , I. 344B. Champlin, Sylvester, death of, VI. 307.
Chamintawaa, Ottawa chief present at a Champs, Antoine des, see Des Champs,
council at Detroit, 1778, IX. 442, 483; Antoine.
X. 472; speech to Gov. Hamilton, IX. Chance, Jesse, I. 247.
447, 448. Chandler, Miss — , (Mrs. F. Moore), H.
Champ, Nathaniel, I. 470; XII. 567. 66.
Champ, William, member of the Brady Chandler, Albert, VII. 350, 351, 357; IX.,
Guards, XIII. 526. 20; published first paper in Branch
Champagne, Francois, on census roll of county, VI. 221, 234.
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 V2. Chandler, Charles, VII. 531.
Champagne, Ignace, taxable property in Chandler, Mrs. Charles (Miss White).
1802, VIII. 540. VII. 495.
Champagne (Champaigne), Jean, on cen- Chandler, Rev. D. M., III. 241.
sus roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 605. Chandler, Daniel, V. 474, 479.
Champagne, Louison, on census roll of Chandler, Freeman, V. 405.
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. Chandler, George, death of, VI. 252.
Champagne, Pierre, on census roll of Chandler, Henry, death of, VII. 543.
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461V2; taxable prop- Chandler, Mrs. J. A., death of, VIII. 55.
erty, 1802, VIII. 540. Chandler, J. N., member of Nurserymen
Champe, Melvin D., member State Pio- and Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81.
neer Society, III. 8, 266. Chandler, James E.. attorney, XI. 310.
Champiere, Henry, V. 231. Chandler, John, XIII. 560.
Champiere, John, supervisor, V. 231. Chandler, Kenelin, XII. 124.
Champion, — , pioneer of Jackson, II. 296. Chandler, Rev. L., XIII. 255.
Champion, Alexis and Etienne, see Cam- Chandler, Rebecca, death of. IX. 59.
pion. Chandler, S.. VI. 154.
Champion, Henry, XIV. 371. Chandler, Thomas, VII. 531.
Champion, Mrs. Henry (Miss Adeline Chandler Mrs. Thomas, death of, V. 447.
King), teacher, XIV. 376. Chandler. Mrs. W. N.. V. 271.
INDEX. 1 1 6
Chandler, William, soldier of the war of Chapin, Chloe (Sloan), XI. 138.
the rebellion, II. 436; VI. 74. Chapin, Dr. Cyrenus, built schooner
Chandler, Zachariah, I. 90, 432; II. 66; Lark, I. 407.
III. vii., 109; IV. 119; VII. 477; VIII. Chapin, Daniel, killed by falling "liberty
90, 169, 190; XI. 248; XIII. 193, 244; pole," 1836, II. 300.
XIV. 529; as a public speaker, XIV. Chapin, DeWitt C., attorney, II. 313; III.
388; death mentioned, VI. 338; Flint 285; elected a member of the State
homestead, III. 465; furnished muster Historical Society, XII. 323; judge of
roll of Maj. Dequindre's company, VI. probate, HI. 286.
467; letter to L. Bishop concerning Chapin, E. C., VII. 446, 447; member of
Capt. Antoine Dequindre, V. 553; committee on resolutions on death of
member Detroit fire company, IV. 413; S. F. Seager, VII. 428, 432.
member of the State Historical So- Chapin, Ella (Mrs. E. C. C.), VII. 446.
ciety, XII. 323; member State Pioneer Chapin, Mrs. Frances E. (Miss Kings-
Society, VII. 10; memoir of, III. 139; ley), XI. 138.
publisher, VI. 66; United States sena- Chapin, Col. Gurden, soldier of the war
tor, III. 123; VI. 294; XIV. 161; vice- of rebellion, IV. 159, 160, 162, 165.
president Young Men's Society of De- Chapin. H. A., IV. 213.
troit, XII. 364, 375. Chapin, H. G., publisher, VI. 95.
Chandonai, John B., carried dispatches Chapin. Harriet (Mrs. Roland Root), IX.
from Detroit to Chicago, 1812; shot 21.
his uncle, I. 123. ' Chapin, Henry, IV. 194.
Chanel, Ecarte, see Chenal, Ecarte. Chapin, Mrs. Jane Pease, II. 184.
Chaney, David, death of, XI. 38. Chapin, Levi, III. 468.
Chaney, Prof. Henry, graduate of Ver- Chapin, Miss Lucy E., XI. 139.
mont university, teacher of Detroit, Chapin, M., mayor of Detroit, requests
VIII. 117; IX. 94. U. S. troops to subdue negro insurrec-
Chaney, Mrs. Henry, VIII. 118. tion, XII. 592.
Chaney, Henry A., VIII. 118. Chapin, Dr. Marshall, physician in 1819,
Chaney, Lucian C., VIII. 118. II. 572; IV. 119.
Chaney, Luther. VIII. 117. Chapin, Mary, I. 423.
Chaney, Dr. Willard, VIII. 118. Chapin, Miss Mary E., XI. 139.
Channing, W. E., D. D., elected honorary Chapin, Mrs. Monroe, XIV. 175.
member of State Historical Society, Chapin, Samuel, II. 184; member State
XII. 322. Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII. 8.
Chanon, Baubautt, III. 35. Chapin, Deacon Samuel, settled in
Chantilly battle, Michigan troops at, II. Springfield, Mass., 1642, XI. 138.
174. Chapin, Rev. Seth S., III. 622; IV. 217.
Chapaw, Le Fevre, IX. 470. 220, 221.
Chapel, Caleb, II. 296. Chapin, Mrs. Sophia, member State Pio-
Chapel, Calvin, XIV. 587. . neer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Chapel, Samuel, student of Hillsdale col- Chapin, T., attorney, III. 285.
lege, VI. 146. Chapin, Volney, III. 639, XI. 138; XII. 399.
Chapel river, VII. 157. Chapin, Volney A., XI. 139.
Chapin, Dr. — , death of, X. 5. Chapin & Foss, I. 287, 289, 290, 291, 299.
Chapin, Gen. — , U. S. A., speaks for In- Chapin & Higgs, publishers, II. 324.
dians at council, 1794, XII. 112. Chapin & Loomis. manufacturers, XII
Chapin, Mrs. — , original member Pres- 399.
byterian church, Quincy, VI. 246. Chapin & Lund, manufacturers, XI. 138.
Chapin. Almon Morris, I. 90; III. 107; Chapin & Owen, druggists, I. 387, 389.
IV. 5; biog., member State Pioneer So- Chapin, Marsh & Foss, I. 289.
ciety. III. 468; VII. 10; vice-president, Chaplain, Henry E., X. 117.
II. vii., 68, 69; III. 2, 3, 6. Chaplain, Rev. Jonathan E.. III. 236, 242.
Chapin, Mrs. Almon Morris, III. 469. Chaplin, W. J.. publisher, VI. 81.
Chapin, Anna M., IV. 194. Chapman, — , Calhoun county pioneer, V.
Chapin, Miss Augusta, VI. 282. 351.
Chapin, B. S., II. 319; XI. 60. Chapman, — , Monroe pioneer, VI. 362.
Chapin, Charles A., biog., XI. 136-139; Chapman, Alcott. VI. 374.
gift of, I. 62, 88; member State Pioneer Chapman, Alcott C., XII. 565.
Society, I. 59, 61; member nominating Chapman, Alvin, death of, IX. 18.
committee, II. 84. Chapman, B~la. member of the State His-
Chapin, Mrs. Charles A., I. 332. torical Society. XII. 323; probate judge
Chapin, Charles M., death of, XI. 16. of Mackina.c, VI. 348.
Chapin, Charles T.. VI. 86. Chapman, Charles, death of, VI. 340.
Chapin, Chauncy, death of. XIII. 231. Chapman. D. P.. III. 484.
116 INDEX.
Chapman, Edward C., VI. 374. ' Chappel, Broddac, on census roll of De-
Chapman, Maj. Edwin, IV. 321-. troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Chapman, Elizur, III. 505; VII. 467. Chappel, C. C., member commission to
Chapman, Mrs. Elizur, III. 505. locate county seat of Gladwin county,
Chapman, Elizur B., II. 278, 283, 290, 293, I. 164.
296. Chappel, Miss Eliza, early teacher, IV.
Chapman, Mrs. Elizur B., II. 283. 85, 88.
Chapman, Guy C., death of, IV. 270. Chappel, Rev. G. S., X. 41.
Chapman, H. H., charter member of Chappel, Joseph, III. 405.
Trinity church, Bay City, VII. 310. Chappell, Joshua, on census roll of De-
Chapman, Miss Hannah (Mrs. McCall). troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
VII. 375. Chappel, Mary Ann, "mother handsome,"
Chapman, Joseph, death of, VIII. 98. pioneer of Pontiac, II. 14, 568, 573; III.
Chapman, Leander, probate judge, 1836, 568, 573; IV. 314; XIV. 538.
II. 308, 312, 314, 325, 330, 334. Chappell, Osman, I. 157.
Chapman, Randall, entered land in 1828. Chapue, Benjamin, III. 35, 36.
II. 450, Charboneau (Charbeno), Joseph, on cen-
Chapman, Mrs. Randall, II. 456. sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
first white child born in Jackson, II. Charboneau, L., on census roll of De-
283. troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Chapman, S., early pioneer, II. 259. Charet, Jean, IV. 319."
Chapman, Sergeant Samuel, X. 368, 369; Charist, Jean, taxable property, 1802,
XII. 310; quartermaster, salary per VIII. 536.
day, IX. 484. Charleboy, Touissant, III. 35, 26.
Chapman, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Putnam), Charlemagne, — , emperor, date of
Chapman, Judge William H., I. 14, 86; reign, XII. 489.
IV. 453; VI. 294; VII. 405. 406. Charles, — . X. 122c, 123.
Chapoton, — , VIII. 282-285, 354. Charles I, king. of England, condemned
Chapoton, Alexander, III. Ill; VII. 613, to death, XIV. 612.
623; member of building committee of Charles II., king of England, IX. 45; date
Traverse City asylum, XIII. 304 ; mem- of reign, XII. 492 ; proclamation for-
ber State Pioneer Society, XIII. 266. bidding use of foreign salt, VIII. 449.
Chapoton (Chapaton-Chapiton), Benoit, Charles III., king of Spain, XI. 216.
XII. 555, 580; on census roll of De- Charles Senaca chief, speech at coun-
troit in 1827, XII. 461%; on tax roll cil, 1778, IX. 449.
for repairing fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII. Charles, Miss Almira. early teacher, IV.
466; remained British subject at close 280.
of revolutionary war, VIII. 411; taxa- Charles, Mrs. Anna M. Langdon (Mrs
ble property of in 1802, VIII. 533, 536. N. C.), biog., XIII. 205, 207.
Chapoton, Eustache, II. 569, 572; IV. 460; Charles, Asa, IV. 280.
XIV. 415. Charles, Bliss, Sr. and Jr., IV. 280.
Chapoton, Capt. (Maj.) Jean Baptiste, Charles, Nehemiah, V. 393; XIII. 207.
Sr., IV. 75, 76; VIII. 455-457; IX. 473, Charles bay. XII. 446.
480; X. 300; on census roll of Detroit, "Charles Townsend," boat, of 1839, XIV.
1782, X. 607; petitions Gen. Gage for 543.
powder from government store, X. 238; Charleston Library Society, origin and
and wife, on Detroit's census roll of growth, VII. 332.
1779, X. 314. Charleston township (Kalamazoo coun-
Cbapoton, Lieut. Jean Baptiste, Jr., IX. ty), history of, VII. 483.
473; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 533, Charlesworth, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. L.
536. R. Osband). XIV. 467.
Chapoton (Chappaton), Louis. I. 345; on Charlevoix. Francois Xavier de, Jesuit
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; missionary and traveler b. 1682, d.
on election roll. 1799, VIII. 509. 510; 1761, I. 145, 356, 372; II. 100. 137. 140,
on tax roll, 1802, VIII. 530, 535. 144: IV. 77; V. 26; XIV. 663, 664; at
Chapoton, Oliver, county treasurer in Detroit, VIII. 387; describes country
1875-6, I. 519. along Detroit river, 1721. VIII. 420.
Chapoton, Sophia (Mrs. Jos. Trombly), 430; describes "Creoles of Canada," I.
III. 339. 364: describes location of Fort St. Jo-
Chapoton & Shearer, builders, XII. 368. seph, XIII. 502; named Des Plains
Chappee, — , trader, I. 264. river, VI. 350. 351; visited missions in
Cbappel, — , Oakland county pioneer. II. Michigan, 1720, I. 121; VII. 153.
456. Ch^rlevoix (Keskkauk^>) county orean-
Chappel, A. E., III. 422. ized, named for missionary, county
Chappel, Alexander, V. 328. seat located. I. 144, 145: treasurer and
INDEX.
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clerk of, 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on
prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Charlevoix "Sentinel," first paper in
county, III. 464; VI. 73.
Charlo, — , highway tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Charlotte, III. 383; organized, sketches
of its business men, III. 414; "Eaton
Bugle," "Gazette," "Leader," "Re-
publican," VI. 74. 75; railroad built to,
II. 317.
"Charlotte," boat, launched, XV. 533.
Charlton, — , pioneer, V. 400.
Charlton, Capt. Edw., XII. 39; letter to
Lieut. Col. England, XII. 38.
Charny, see Lauson-Charny.
Charon, Sergeant Anton, III. 34.
Charon, Jacques, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238; and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 324.
Charon, Pierre, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 673; and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Charrette, — , I. 384.
Charston, Robert, IX. 594.
Charter, William, death of, VII. 551.
Charter Oak, I. 435.
Charter of State Historical Society ap-
proved, XII. 316.
Chartier, Francois, taxable property.
1802, VIII. 540.
Chartier, Jacques, III. 35.
Chartier, Louis, I. 440, 442.
Chartre fort, see Fort Chartre.
Chartron, Peter, loss by fire, I. 347.
"Charwell," British boat, in war of 1812,
XV. 312, 680.
Chase, — , III. 568.
Chase, — , surgeon in war of the rebel-
lion, VIII. 64.
Chase, Capt. — , soldier of the Mexican
war, VII. 114.
Chase, Lieut. — , soldier of the war of
the rebellion, III. 180.
Chase, A. L., IV. 59.
Chase, A. W., publisher, VI. 45n. 46n.
Chase, Abel, and wife, II. 456.
Chtse, Alexander R.. accompanies Gov.
Cass on exploring trip, V. 8.
Chase, Almon, VI. 374.
Chase, Mrs. Angeline, death of. XIV. 185.
Chase, Bela, II. 452. 456; settled in Lyon
township, 1830, VII. 560.
Chase, Mrs. Bela, II. 456.
Chase. Catherine (Mrs. Daniel C.), death
of, IX. 28.
Chase, Charles H., II. 207.
Chase, Charles P.. A. M.. librarian of
Olivet college, III. 413, 413n.
Chase, Miss Charlotte (Mrs. Cassrrain),
student of female seminary, Detroit.
V. 545.
Chase. Cyrus, biog.. XIV. 175. 177.
Chase, Mrs. Cyrus (Mary Atchinson).
XIV. 177.
Chase, Daniel, IX. 28.
Chase, Dudley, member of the legisla-
ture of Vermont, and United States
senator, VII. 358.
Chase, Edson, II. 456.
Chase, Edward, biog., XI. 110.
Chase, Eli T., II. 225; X. 35, 37, 39, 44,
46, 48; active' in early work for Hills-
dale college, trustee of, VI. 141, 147-
149, 152; member of a committee to
locate Hillsdale college, X. 47; orig-
inal member of Eckford Freewill Bap-
tist church, X. 38.
Chase, Dr. Enoch, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; letter to Dr. I. P.
Alger, VII. 346-349.
Chase, Eunice L. (Mrs. D. Pratt), XIII.
156.
Chase, H. A., pioneer landlord, I. 432.
Chase, Dr. H. A., VII. 71.
Chase, Harvey, VI. 235.
Chase, Henry, member State Historical
Society, XII. 328.
Chase, Henry I., letter of to Miss Mabel
Randall, VII. 363.
Chase, Rev. Henry Pah-tah-qua-hontr
(Coming Thunder), Ojibway chief,
early missionary at Sarnia, ordained
by Bishop Crogan, solicited funds in
Europe for Indian churches, XIII. 339
. 341.
Chase, Irwin, publisher, VI. 92.
Chase, Isaac, member of first Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' Association.
X. 80.
Chase, Jonathan. I. 512; death of, V. 487.
Chase, Joseph, III. 402, 405.
Chase Joseph, first postmaster of Royal
Oak, XIV. 589.
Chase, Joshua M., death of, IX. 40.
Chase, Leonard S., death of, XI. 94.
Chase, Levi, I. 116.
Chase, Marcus, messenger in legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Chase, Mary, daughter of Bishop C., ex-
tract from letter, VII. 364.
Chase, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XI. 38.
Chase, Prof. Melville W.. instructor in
Hillsdale college, IV. 407; VI. 161.
Chase, Dr. Milton, I. 179; VI. 264; trib-
ute to Capt. H. Stark. VIII. 19.
Chase, N., land entry, III. 402.
Chase. O. M.. superintendent state fish
eries, VII. 385; drowned near Petos
key, VII. 386, 387.
Chase, Mrs. Olive C.. instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Chase, Peter, II. 456.
Chase. Bishop Philander. VII. 348; VIII.
7; XIII. 122; appointed bishop of Illi-
nois. VII. 364; first Episcopal bishop
west of Alleghany mountains, VII.
3f>S: founded Kenyon and Jubilee col-
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INDEX.
leges, VII. 359, 364; president of Keu-
yon college, purchased land in Branch
county, VI. 221; VII. 358.
Chase, Mrs. Philander, VII. 359.
Chase, Robert P., I. 337.
Chase, Salmon P.. chief justice of United
States, I. 31; VII. 358, 360.
Chase, Capt. Samuel, sailor, IV. 81.
Chase, Rev. Supply, I. viii., 14, 33, 467;
V. v., 252; "A Pioneer Minister," V.
52; "History of the Baptist church in
Michigan," I. 466.
Chase, T. R., IV. 422.
Chase, Z., member of the Brady Guards,
XIII. 526.
Chase's tavern, Baltimore, Md., XIII. 390.
Chassin, Michel, commissary in Kaskas-
kia, 1721, V. 101, 104.
Chateaufort, Marc Antoine de Bras-de-
fer de, governor, 1635, III. 114, 118,
Chateauguay, British victory at referred
to XV. 483.
Chatellrain, Joseph, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Chatfield, Charlotte P., IV. 194.
Chatfield, Clarence B., IV. 194.
Chatfield, Elnathan, entered land, 1831.
III. 563.
Chatfield, Guy C., II. 315.
Chatfield, J. L., land entry, III. 425.
Chatfield, Rev. Larmon, III. 240-243.
Chatfield, Phebe, death of, VIII. 55.
Chatfield, Stephen, XIV. 159.
Chatfield, Mrs. Susanna Johnson, biog..
XIV. 146, 159.
Chatfield & Hardaway, landlords. XIV.
565.
Chatham, Earl, English statesman, HI.
18; VIII. 399; contemplated position of
battle, XV. 428.
Chatlain, Mrs. — , on Detroit's census
roll, 1779, X. 318.
Chatte, — , d', third governor of Canada.
III. 117.
Chattel mortgage of 1789, VIII. 492.
Chatterton, Dr. — , VI. 254.
Chatterton, Harriet G., III. 556.
Chatterton, Judge Mason D., VI. 282.
Chaudonet, — , IX. 652.
Chaudonet, Charles, appointment to a
lieutenancy requested, XV. 259.
Chaudonet, Jean Baptiste. appointment
as interpreter requested, XV. 259.
Chauncey, Commodore — . XV. 374. 532:
at Sackett's Harbor, XV. 453.
Chauvin, — , VIII. 335, 339; XII. 191, 282.
Chauvin, — , at Raisin river, assisted in
burying Capt, Hart, VIII. 646, 647.
Chauvin, Capt. — , governor of Canada,
III. 117.
Chauvin, Antoine, remained British sub-
ject at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
411.
Chauvin (Chavin-Chovin), Charles, I.
403; X. 606: on census roll of Detroit.
1782, X. 606; 1827, XII. 461 ^ ; re-
mained British subject at close of rev-
olutionary war, VIII. 411; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535, 540; and
wife, on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X.
314.
Chauvin, Francois, on census roll of De-
trqifc, 1827, XII. 461%; election roll.
1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Chauvin, Jacques, III. 35; XI. 344; XIII.
75; election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510;
sent to inform Maj. Campbell of Pon-
tiac's deception, VIII. 344, 346.
Chauvin, Jean Baptiste, Sr., taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535; and
wife on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X.
312.
Chauvin, Jean Baptiste, Jr., deeds land
in Detroit, 1796, I. 403; on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 606; 1827, XII.
461%; taxable property, 1802. VIII.
531, 535; and wife, X. 312.
Chauvin, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 4611/2-
Chauvin, Louise (Mrs. Charles), 1. 403.
Chauvin (Chovin), Nicholas, name on
census roll of Detroit in 1827. XII.
461%.
Chauvin, Noel, VIII. 509, 510; on elec-
tion roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510; and wife,
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Chauvin, Lady Michelle (wife of
Jacques), Nephew, slain by Indians, V.
102.
Chauvin (Choen-Chovin), Toussaint, V.
503: VIII. 495; taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539, 540.
Chauvin or VanAvery house, built in
1769, its location, X. 93.
Chavandreuil, — , X. 262.
Chave, Maj. John, VIII. viii.; receipts
for money received, dated 1766, VIII.
462, 464, 465.
Chavoinon, Ottawa chief with Pontiac
at siege of Detroit, VIII. 277, 286.
Chavy, Francois, signs petition against
McDougal's possession of Hog Island.
X. 238.
Chawanakoam, Ottawa chief, XII. 2'61.
Che Pontiock (Oliver Williams). II. 40.
Chcbocwating, Indian name for Owosso.
II. 483.
Cheboygan "Free Press," "Manitoba
Chronicle," first paper in county,
"Tribune," VI. 74; Indian name of, I.
146.
Cheboygan county organized, definition
of name, county seat located, I. 145,
146; treasurer and clerk of in 1875-6,
I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404.
Cheboygoneing (Bangoning), VII. 277.
Checial, — , on tax roll for repairing fort
• at Detroit. 1768. VIII. 466.
INDEX. 119
Checum-quassy, Pottawattomie chief, Ul. Cheney, Reuben S., publisher, II. 323,
369. 324; VI. 80; VII. 99, 100.
Chee-a-nin-nee, Indian, VIII. 246. Cheney, Nr., subscription for missionary,
Cheelman, — , adjutant to Col. Prince, X. 289.
XIII. 600. Cheonoquet county organized, name
Cheeney, A., III. 281. changed, I. 94, 285; see also Montmo-
Cheeney, Jervis, VII. 519. rency county.
Cheesman, Rev. — , II. 248. Chepultepec (Mexico), age of cypresses
Cheever, — , II. 517. in, II. 177; battle of Michigan troops
Cheever, George Barrell, XIV. 374. in, II. 174; military college, activity of
Cheever, Henry M., attorney, I. 84; IV. students during battle, II. 175, 177:
441; member of State Historical So- summer home of Montezuma, II. 174.
ciety, XII. 331. Cherokee Indians, address to congress,
Cheever, John, publisher, VI. 89. XI. 467; XIII. 105; in council at De-
Chelsea, IV. 404. troit, XI. 467; speech of, X. 464.
Chematosh (Big Leggings), chief, VII. Cherries, early cultivation -of, II. 102;
238; feat of, VII. 395. fine variety, XIII. 319; varieties grown
Che-mo-ke-maness, Indian name for Z. in Michigan, 1836, X. 69, 73; whisky
G. Winsor, IX. 236. made from, its effect on animals, VII.
Chenal Ecarte, location of, VI. 405; XV. 256; wild (Prunus Borealis), I. 509;
23; lands partially described, XII. 190, fine variety, XIII. 319; sand cherries.
199; provision and rum for Indians at, use of, VII. 256.
XII. 263; stores for, XII. 200. Cherry, Henry P., gifts of, I. 31; II. 5, 74;
Chene (Chesne), Mrs. — , on Detroit's original member State Pioneer Society,
census roll, 1779, X. 318. I. 7, 14, 59, 84.
Chene (Chesne), Antoine, XI. 344, 345; Chert, ornaments of found in Indian
letter to Maj. DePeyster, X. 628-630; mounds, II. 45.
informs Chippewas and Hurons of the Chesaning (Che-as-sin-ing), significance
treaty of peace, XI. 364; salary per of name, II. 277, 488; XIV. 505.
day, XIII. 75. "Chesapeake," boat of 1839, XIV. 543; in
Chene (Chesne), Charles, VIII. 451; on engagement with the British frigate
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 610; Shannon, VII. 289.
and wife, on census roll of Detroit, Chesbro, Daniel, V. 346.
1779, X. 320. Chesbro, Matilda W., IV. 194.
Chene (Chesne), Eleopole, interpreter, Chesbro, Stephen, V. 346.
captain of Indians, IX. 433. 'Chesbro, Sylvester, V. 346.
Chene (Chesne-Chainne), Gabriel, II. Cheshire township (Allegan county), or-
596; VIII. 346; XII. 555; on census roll ganized, III. 271.
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; taxable Chesne, see Chene.
property, 1802, VIII. 533, 535. Chesson, — , compliments Rev. Henry
Chene (Caina-Chaine-Chesne), Capt. Chase, XIII. 341.
Isidore, interpreter, III. 28, 34, 35; IX. Chester, — , D. D., IV. 124.
429; X. 328, 547, 631; XI. 345; XV. 88; Chester, Gov. — , X. 370.
bill for dancing, III. 27; death men- Chester, Eason T., I. 14, 168-170; IV. 248,
tioned, XII. 62, 79; leads attack on 256.
Boonsborough, HI. 19; on census roll Chester, Edson J., I. 14.
of Detroit, 1782, X. 611; present at In- Chester, Fred, IV. 248, 256.
dian councils, IX. 442. 452, 470, 483; Chester Mrs. Fred, I. 169.
X. 462, 472, 490, 498, 542, 550, 576, 587; Chester, John, I. 425, 428; his New
XIII. 42, 89, 90, -93, 95-97; salary per Year's calls, XIII. 492; sergeant of the
day, III. 75; IX. 485. Brady Guards, XIII. 533.
Chene, Joseph, XV. 3. Chester, Walter, IV. 122, 123.
Chene, Minnie, interpreter, VIII. 353-356. Chests, ordnance supplies, XL 426, 430;
Chene, Touissaint, IV. 78; on census roll XII. 126, 135, 136, 140.
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. Cheupinin, Masconting chief, his speech,
Cheney, Prof. — , I. 448. X. 589; XIII. 98.
Cheney, Mrs. Abigail, first settler of Chevalier, Amable, Ottawa chief, inter-
Fenton, VI. 278. preter, IX. 545, 549. 553, 554, 560, 597,
Cheney, Calvin, VI. 478. 581, 585; X. 277; XV. 209; appointed
Cheney, Miss Estelle, XIII. 11; XIV. 33. lieutenant and interpreter for Robert
Cheney, Mrs. Mary (Miss Ballard), VII. Dickson, XV. 218; assisted British at
591. capture of Michilimackinac, XV. 143;
Cheney, Miss Mary J. (Mrs. Welcome at St. Joseph, IX. 466; confined in the
Campbell), XIV. 169. fort pending investigation, IX. 569;
Cheney, Rev. R.. III. 239. discharged by Gen. Haldimand, IX.
120
INDEX.
576; escorts Pottawattomies to Michil-
imackinac, X. 277; XIII. 55; salary,
XV. 220.
Chevalier, Baptiste, XI. 512, 539, 542,
543, 563, 571, 604, 612n; and Jacobs, J.
B., claim for losses by Indians, XV.
671.
Chevalier, J.,- subscription for a mission-
ary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Chevalier, Joseph, soldier of 1812, V. 554.
Chevalier, Louis, IX. 354, 369, 371, 375,
383, 385, 479; X. 378, 401, 435,' 436, 453,
493, 498, 499, 506, 584, 600; XIII. 63, 69;
account for goods furnished for Indian
presents, X. 654; amount ordered paid,
X. 532; equipped Indians for battle,
XIII. 60, 61; letter to Maj. DePeyster,
X. 286, 307; letters unaddressed, X.
380, 391; on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 58; petition for reimburse-
ments of losses at St. Joseph, XIII. 60-
62; petition to Gen. Haldimand, X. 438,
653, 654; property at St. Joseph, X.
439; XIII. 61; statement of stores de-
livered at St. Joseph, 1780, X. 405; and
family, names on St. Joseph's census
roll of early date, X. 407; XIII. 58;
removed from St. Joseph to Michil-
imackinac, XIII. 59.
Chevalier. Louisom, VIII. 467; IX. 354,
368, 377, 378, 581.
Chevalier, Pieniche, and family on cen-
sus roll of St. Joseph, 1780, X. 407;
XIII. 58.
Chevalier, Pierre, XI. 344; XIII. 75.
Chevalier & Ainse, X. 488, 509.
Chevelure, Sioux Indian, XI. 548.
Chevier, Oliver, signs petition for coun-
ty revenues, XII. 586.
Chevrement, — de, VIII. 457.
Chew, Lieut. — . killed at Niagara. XV.
342.
Chew, Capt. Joseph, secretary Indian de-
partment, XII. 42, 79, 105, 177, 217, 218;
account and orders for goods for In-
dian trade, XII. 164, 170. 176, 182, 200,
246-248, 251, 259; orders for rum and
rations, 1795, XII. 174; letters from
Maj. Doyle, XII. 83, 244; Thomas Dug-
gan, XII. 104, 110, 115, 118, 121-123;
Capt. Elliott, XII. 179; Capt. LaMothe,
XII. 80, 157; Col. McKee. XII. 95, 120.
151, 165, 178, 189, 195, 202, 236-238, 243;
Lieut. P. Selby. XII. 150, 168, 177, 180,
196, 202, 243, 249; to T. A. Coppiss, XII.
145; report of corn and sugar for gar-
rison, XII. 207.
Chibins, Pottawattomie chief, present at
council, X. 472; XIII. 90.
Chicago (Chagoumeinan, Cheacago, Che-
cagou, Chekakou, Chicagou, Chicagu,
Chicageu, Chikagou, Eschecagou, Es-
chicagou), Fort Dearborn. I. 122; early
names of, VI. 350; IX. 387; first brick
building in built by G. H. Hubbard
XIV. 545; first beef and pork packer,
XIV. 545; first postmaster, VI. 348;
first settlers, XIV. 544; Gen. Brady's
trip to, XII. 428; Indian name of and
definition. III. 127; in 1818, 1831, 1833,
I. 49; X. 59; XIV. 544; invoice of goods
received from Michilimackinac, XV.
224; Jesuits in, 1699, V. 95; massa-
cre of garrison, number made captives
among Indians, XV. 144, 259; see also
Fort Dearborn; military post in 1831,
XII. 353; recommended as place for
Indian rendezvous, XV. 209; treaty, of
1821, considerations and provisions, I.
376; V. 145; XIV. 259; U. S. troops to
occupy in 1812, XV. 216.
Chicago Historical Society, gift to State
Pioneer Society, III. 7, 110: VII. 8;
VIII. 10; IX. 10.
Chicago (Chicangoni) river, XIII. 50;
called the divine river, V. 95; early
names for, VI. 350; junction with Illi-
nois, Pottawattomie village at, XIII.
50; Pere Marquette wintered on, V.
94; see also Rivers.
Chicago trail, II. 376; III. 149.
Chicago turnpike, VIII. 195; XIII. 568.
Chicago & Detroit road, constructed, cost
of, IV. 403; V. 151; VI. 238; VII. 54;
XIV. 530.
Chicago & Lake Huron Ry.. III. 439.
Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore Ry., III.
635; IX. 277.
Chicago & West Michigan Ry.. IX. 277.
Chichester, Abijah, III. 279.
Chichester, Ira, III. 292. 313: county
treasurer in 1875-6, I. 519.
Chichimecs, ancient race, III. 47, 48.
Chickasaw Indians, V. 104, see also In-
dians.
Chidsey, F. G., IV. 449.
Chief justices, III. 115, 116: VIII. 96.
Child, Elias, IV. 435.
Child, Lieut. George E., III. 454.
Child, Mrs. L. M., of England, elected
honorary member of State Historical
Society, XII. 321.
Childebert. King of France, date of reign,
XII. 489.
Childs, Aaron, I. 326, 327; II. 308; VI.
452; first meeting of Augusta town-
ship held at his house, supervisor and
member of the legislature, V. 529.
Childs, Abigail (Mrs. J. C.), VI. 457.
Childs Miss Abigail (Mrs. Ervin W.
Hewitt). XIII. 216.
Childs, J. Webster, I. 8, 9; VI. vii.; death
of, VI. 447; VII. 10; funeral services.
VI. 450; friend of agricultural college,
VI. 124. 135; member State Pioneer
Society, VI. 11; VII. 10; member com-
mittee to make exhibit for society at
state fair, 1876, I. 78, 92; member state
board of agriculture, VI. 457; state
senator, VI. 456; tributes of President
INDEX.
121
Abbot, T. M. Cooley, A. and W. Camp-
bell, C. H. Richmond, VI. 451-457.
Childs, Mrs. J. Webster, VI. 452.
Childs, Joshua, VII. 188.
Childs, Deacon Josiah, VI. 457.
Childs, Lewis E., VI. 450; XIV. 190.
Childs, Mark A., publisher, VI. 78; estab-
lished first paper in DeWitt, VI. 74.
Childs, Martha A., death of, IX. 57.
Childs, T., III. 281.
Childs & Robinson, published flrst paper
in Ionia county, VI. 79.
Chillicothe (Ohio), called High Bank
Prairie, XIII. 12; seat of government
for northwest territory, I. 37.
Chilson, — , II. 228.
Chilson, Calvin C. C., III. 326, 332.
Chilson, Mrs. Electa B., death of, IX. 39.
Chimanduck, Ottawa chief, present at
council, X. 472; XIII. 90.
Chimnecon Mission, III. 383.
Chimney of sticks, IV. 503; of early set
tiers, how built, I. 445; XIV. 621.
Chinegny, Joseph, XV. 43.
Chinnock, William, death of, XIII. 129.
Chipman, — , "Black Chief," VII. 477.
Chipman, A. B., II. 486; III. 7; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 186.
Chipman, Mrs. Adelia A. (Mrs. Johnson).
XI. 62. '
Chipman, Amos, XI. 287.
Chipman, Miss Arabella (Mrs. J. R.
Frank), XIII. 257.
Chipman, Dr. Cyrus, III. 575; XIII. 257.
Chipman, Mrs. Cyrus, III. 575.
Chipman. Cyrus A.. VIII. 68; land entry.
III. 569.
Chipman Judge Henry, I. 419; II. 18, 73.
572; III. 224; V. 561; XII. vii., 330;
XIII. 256; appointed member board of
directors of female seminary, 1830, IV.
107; appointed supreme court judge,
1827, III. 122; member of the Histor-
ical Society, XII. 323; pioneer pub-
lisher, I. 387, 394, 500 ;. protest against
manner of appointing presiding judge.
XII. 642.
Chipman, Hobart H.. county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519.
Chipman, I. N., state senator, XIV. 412.
Chipman. Judge J. Logan, XL 62; XIII.
453, 526, 544; address at 29th anniver
sary of Detroit Light Guards, XIII.
527; attorney in the E. B. Ward will
case, VII. 491, 513; gift of, XII. 340;
letter of regret to Jackson Pioneer So-
ciety. III. 498; to Col. Shoemaker, VII.
458; member of committee to draft
resolutions on death of Judge D. Good-
win, XIII. 286; member of State His-
torical Society, and member of com-
mittee, XII. 323, 326; remarks on
Judge Goodwin, XIII. 288, on Hugh
Moffat, VII. 623; tribute to Gov.. Robert
McClelland. IV. 456.
16
Chipman, John S., attorney, X. 17; XI.
vi., 272, 273, 275, 309; XIII. 39; con-
gressman, III. 123; XI. 287; member
of the legislature, XL 287; sketch of,
XL 286.
Chipman, O. H., M. D., VI. 334.
Chipman, Mrs. Robert L, XIV. 67.
Chipman, "White," V. 62.
Chipman, William F., death of, XIV. 147.
Chipman & Seymour, publishers, I. 387.
"Chippewa," boat, IV. 69, 80; XIII. 317;
carried troops to the Miami, 1813, XV.
276; captured, XV. 377.
Chippewa county organized, definition of
name, county seat located, I. 146, 147;
VII. 173; bank, original capital, V. 215;
number of delegates for convention of
1836, XL 157; treasurer and clerk of in
1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Chippewa (Cheapwa, Chebois, Cheboys,
Ojibway, Saginaws) Indians, II. 460,
487; III. 379, 383; X. 211; XII. 642; ad-
dressed by Gov. Hull, VIII. 567; ad
dresses, to Adelaide, Queen of Eng-
land. XII. 455, to coneress, XL 467; XIII.
105, to Maj. May. VIII. 506; allot l"nd
to Moravians, XIII. 46; annual pay day
at Detroit, XIV. 37; appoint Augustin
Hamelin, Jr., head chief, signature of,
XII. 621; assist British in the capture
of Fort Michilimackinac, XV. 113; at
Green Bay sugar making, XV. 553 ; bat-
tle with the Foxes, VII. 557; XIV. 516.
517, see also Indians; chief commis-
sioned by Maj. Doyle, XII. 217; claim
of territory in Michigan, XIV. 258;
decimated by cholera and smallpox. II.
488; deed land to Wm. Tucker, 1780, V.
551; defeated by Foxes, XIV. 517; dis-
turb Moravians, IV. 308; en route to
Amherstburg to assist the British, XV.
311; forfeited treaty rights, land re-
stored, XIV. 259; gather at Belle Fon-
taine, V. 5 ; language reduced to wri ing
by Bishop Baraga, VIII. 157; location
and land they occupied, HI. 368 ; VI. 404.
416; VIII. 419; X. 147; XL 485; XIII.
377; name and meaning of, XII. 375;
number of, XL 485; number with the
British at Detroit, XV. 323; own Mack
inaw Island, X. 635: present at coun-
cil with Gov. Hamilton, 1778, IX. 442:
presents issued to at Michilimackinac,
XL 356; XIII. 73, 74; raised corn and
vegetables, II. 487; reservation, VI.
364; XIII. 352; resorting at Mackinaw.
1782, X. 635; XIII. 70; Saginaw tribe
ceded land, 1819, II. 487; sign treaty
of 1785, XII. 9; signers of the treaty of
1819, certificate or statement of, VII.
140; VIII. 2; sketch of, II. 487; speak
same language as Ottawas and Potta
wattomies, neutrality of, XV. 44;
strength of character mentioned. XV.
122
INDEX.
113; superstition about the Sauks
haunting Saginaw valley, VIII. 248-250 ;
villages, location of, XII. 606; at Sault
Ste Marie, XIV. 656; near Birmingham,
XIV. 516.
Chippeway river, location of, XIV. 503;
Lieut. Gen. Drummond on, XV. 460.
Chisels, garrison supplies. XI. 416; of
copper and stone found in mounds, II.
41, 42, 46.
Chiset, — , on St. Joseph Island. XII. 282.
Chisholm, — , pioneer of Alpena county,
VI. 174.
Chisholm, Capt. — , commended by Maj.
Gen. Sheaffe, XV. 177.
Chisholm, Emeline, first girl born in
Calhoun county, I. 131. •
Chisholm, J. C., loss by fire, VI. 185.
Chisholm, Mrs. Lucy Whittlesy (Mrs.
M. Heydenburg), III. 153.
Chisholm, Peter, I. 130; II. 197; III. 153,
393; land entry, III. 404.
Chisolm, Rd.,,IX. 594.
Chisholm, Thomas, I. 130; II. 197, 242,
253; memoir, II. 263.
Chittenden, — , I. 371; IV. 472.
Chittenden, — , distiller, XIV. 590.
Chittenden, — , war telegrapher, IV. 154.
Chittenden, Benjamin, II. 572; highway
tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Chittenden, Chester, I. 345; VIII. 557.
Chittenden, James, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Chittendon, Olive H., death of, VII. 544.
Chittock, Dr. Gordon, II. 335.
Chittock, Wright, II. 308, 334, 335.
Choate, Abigail, VI. 378.
Choate. Charles B., merchant, member of
the Ohio legislature, biog., IX. 72,
Choate, Elizabeth, VI. 378.
Choate, Emerson, member of the legisla-
ture, V. 487.
Choate, Ethel, VI. 378.
Choate, Miss Louisa, death of, XIV. 139.
Choate, Louisa K., death of, V. 448.
Choate, Mrs. Martha B., death of, XIV
138.
Choate, Mary (Mrs. L. Harvey), I. 413.
Choate, Rufus, attorney, orator and
statesman, I. 413; III. 130; V. 283; VII.
502; X. 19; XIV. 310, 373.
Choate. Samuel, original member of first
Metho-Jist church of Monroe, VI. 378.
Choate. Rev. Samuel, preacher, 1804, III.
237.
Choate, Seth, VI. 378.
Choates. Samuel, justice of the peace,
1817, VIII. 660.
Chochuck, Pottawattomie Indian, III. 369,
370, 371.
Chockalay river, settlement on, III. 250.
Choisi, Francois and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Choke-cherry, fine variety. XIII. 319; see
also Cherry, wild.
Cholera, among Indians, II. 488; see also
Chippeways; among troops on the
Mississippi river, deaths from, XII.
434; in Detroit, IX. 122; IV. 116, 117;
XII. 434; XIV. 469; in Marshall, XII.
355; in Michigan, I. 131, 336, 494; V.
85 ; on transports, XII. 434.
Choliere, Joselte, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461V:!.
Cholula pyramid, space covered by. XIV.
653.
Chope, — , I. 498.
Chope, E., member of the Brady Guards,
XIII. 525-527.
Chorette, J. B., XI. 345.
Chortier, — , early settler on St. Glair
river, I. 438; IV. 339.
Choules, — , D. D., elected honorary mem-
ber State Historical Society. XII. 322.
Chouteau, Pierre, V. 107.
Chovin, see Chauvin.
Chrentia, Mother, Nun, XIII. 462.
Christening the bell, IV. 72.
Christian, — , Alderman of Detroit, 1876,
II. 62.
Christian, M. P., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 328.
Christian, Edmund A., M. D.. asylum
physician, XIII. 306.
Christian, Edward P.. XIV. 49; member
State Historical Society, XIII. Ill;
XIV. 8, 41; "Historical Associations of
Wyandotte and vicinity," XIII. 308.
Christian, Thomas, school inspector, IV.
464.
Christiancy, Judge Isaac P., III. 49, 364;
VI. vii., 122; VII. 6; XIII. 2; XIV. 20;
address to State Pioneer Society, XIV.
30; elected judge of supreme court,
chief justice, resignation of, III. 116;
genealogy of name, VI. 372n- member
State Historical Society, XII. 323;
member State Pioneer Society. I. 84;
minister to Peru. III. 123. 123n; IV.
319; "recollections of the early his-
tory of Monroe county and city," VI.
361; United States senator, resigned,
III. 123.
Christie, Lieut. — , arrests Maj. Rogers
for treason, X. 230-232.
Christie, Hugh, first purchaser of land in
Lodi township, IV. 396, 398.
Christie, Lieut. Col. John, exchanged as
prisoner of war, XV. 206, 388.
Christie, Thomas S., VII. 623.
Christie, William, II. 589, 590.
Christmas, — , surveyor, III. 582-584.
Christopher, Charles, II. 340.
Christopher, Mrs. Geo. W., death of, XIII.
196.
Chrittenden, Gen. — , IV. 147.
Chron, Mary J., IV. 194.
Chrysler, Philip, administrator Richard
W. Wilkinson. XI. 625.
INDEX.
123
Chrysler, William, member of the lirauy
Guards, XIII. 525.
Chrysler's farm, U. S. troops defeated
at, XV. 485, 487.
Chubb, A. Lamont, B. A., graduate of
Yale, biog., XIII. 219, 220.
Chubb, Mrs. A. Lamont, XIII. 221.
Chubb, B. A., III. 484.
Chubb, Freely, II. 584.
Chubb, George F., death of, XIII. 221.
Chubb, Glode D., VI. 478.
Chubb, Harvey, member of house com
mittee to locate capital, VIII. 123.
Chubb, Jonathan F., XIII. 220.
Chubb & Tower, XI. 52.
Chunetosh, Chippewa chief, signs cer-
tificate recognizing claim of Jacob
Smith, VII. 141.
Church, — , III. 426.
Church, — , lighthouse keeper, VI. 473.
Church, Abner M., soldier of the Mexican
war, died in Mexico, VII. 116.
Church, Albert S., soldier of the Mexi-
can war, VI. 19.
Church, Bethuel, VI. 388; IX. 254.
Church, C. H., land entry, III. 402.
Church, Chandler M., first supervisor of
Sheridan township, II. 245.
Church, D., III. 291.
Church, Daniel H., asylum steward, III.
446; XIII. 307.
Church, Earl T., merchant, III. 417; first
supervisor of Charlotte, III. 414.
Church, Dr. Ennis, VII. 372.
Church. Mrs. Eunice (Eunice Robinson),
XI. 187.
Church, Harry C., attorney, XI. 310.
Church, Ira, V. 223.
Church, J., land entry of, VII. 561.
Church, Mrs. Jane A., death of, XI. 135.
Church, Judah, pioneer, III. 568.
Church, Mrs. Mary, instructor in Albion
college, II. 205.
Church, Nathan, publisher, VI. 93; IX.
297.
Church, O. B., publisher, VI. 80.
Church, P. H., III. 274.
Church, Robert, II. 244, 253.
Church, S. S., I. 157; land entry, III. 404,
425.
Church, Thomas B., attorney, IV. 453;
VI. 331; IX. 54; X. 17, 19; XI. vi., 88,
272; XIII. 39, 222, 576, 578; "early ad-
ministration of justice in Ottawa coun-
ty," IX. 256; journalist, VI. 82; VII.
494; letter of regret to State Pioneer
Society, III. 498; letter to Col. Shoe-
maker, VII. 458; member of the legis-
lature, IX. 256; XI. 280; representative
to constitutional convention, 1850, IX.
256; sketch, XI. 280; tribute to John
Ball, VII. 497, 500.
Church, William, death of, XI. 26.
Church & Dalton, mill, IX. 254.
Church & Taylor, publishers, VI. 76.
Churches, compared with oilier scates,
1889, XIV. 412; early, XIII. 424-483;
early laws relating to pews, XIV. 661;
history and organizations, I. 466; II.
325; V. 534; Adventist of Jackson, II.
347; Milton, II. 214; Baptist, "Early
history of — Chase," I. 466; list of pas-
tors, I. 467; Detroit, location of first,
X. 97; Jackson, II. 347; Congrega-
tional, form independent body, I. 401;
organized in Barry and Clinton, XII.
357; Comstock, V. 413; Detroit, loca-
tion of first building, X. 92; Galesburg,
V. 413; Grand Blanc, Gun Plain,
Homer, XII. 355-357; Jackson, II. 347;
LeRoy, XIII. 413; Lima, XII. 357; Lan-
sing, twenty years of its history, VII.
404; Marshall, Pontiac, Richland,
Rochester, XII. 355-357; Romeo, cele-
bration of, II. 433; Ypsilanti, XII. 357;
union with Presbyterian, I. 401; Epis-
copal, Ann Arbor, history of, III. 216;
IX. 141; Bay City, VII. 308-313; De-
troit, St. Paul's, site of first building,
III. 213-219; X. 95; Marshall, Trinity,
IV. 217; Troy, III. 216; new churches,
1881, III. 221; Free-Will Baptist, foun-
der of, VI. 137; first established in
Michigan, VI. 138; X. 43; Cook's
Prairie, "History of" — Patterson, X.
33; anti-slavery cause, X. 48; Evan-
gelical, Jackson, II. 347; "German, Hol-
land and English in Ottawa county" —
Dosker, IX. 301-318; Hebrew and
Lutheran, Jackson, II. 347; Mariner's,
its location, X. 94; Methodist Epis-
copal, first in Michigan, III. 215;
Detroit, site of first, X. 94, 95; Gales-
burg, history and list of pastors, 1832,
1884, X. 52, 53; Jackson, II. 347;
North Lansing organized, VII. 421;
"reminiscences of" — Hickey, IV. 23;
Presbyterian, Bay City, anniversary,
IV. 177; Detroit, history of first, I.
417-427; site of, X. 95; Flint, XIII.
410; Lansing, VII. 404; North Lan-
sing, VII. 421; union with Congrega-
tional, I. 401; Roman Catholic, early
efforts for temperance, IX. 139; his-
tory of those in Detroit, St. Boniface,
XIII. 478; St. Alberts, and the mother
house of Franciscan sisters, XIII.
468; St. Aloysius, XIII. 464; St. Anne's,
built in 1723, X. 89; description of,
IV. 460; due bills, I. 382, 490; de-
molished. X. 94n; extracts from reg-
ister, VIII. 458; gift to, VIII. 459;
land for donated by Governor and
judges, I. 489; parish named in 1722,
I. 487; Holy Redeemer, XIII. 477;
Our Lady of Help, XIII. 460; St.
Anthony, XIII. 480; St. Joseph, XIII.
444; St. Patrick, XIII. 449; St.
Peter and Paul, XIII. 440; St. Vincent
de Paul. XIII. 454; St. Wenceslaus.
124
INDEX.
XIII. 480; Sacred Heart, XIII. 479, 481;
of Jackson, II. 347; St. Andrews, Brit-
ish troops at, XV. 442; Unitarian,
Jackson, II. 347.
Chuchill, — , V. 511.
Churchill, Adam, death of, VIII. 99.
Churchill, Miss Amy K., death of, IX. 84.
Churchill, Charles H., trustee of Hills-
dale college, later professor, VI. 147-
150, 152, 154, 162; conducts select
school, VI. 157, 158. 160.
Churchill, H. D., VI. 197.
Churchill, Isaiah, X. 131.
Churchill, Philemon, soldier of 1812, V.
554.
Churchill, Sally A., V. 505.
Churchill, W. L., member of the legisla-
ture, VI. 193. 197.
Churchill, William R.. biog., VIII. 172;
XIV. 106.
Churchman, — , attorney, II. 484.
Churubusco (Mexico), Michigan troops
at, II. 173.
Cicitton, Indian, XI. 505; XIII. 85.
Cicotte, Maj. — , I. 403.
Cicotte, Edward, inspector of provisions,
XIV. 415; member of Detroit company
to repress Indians XIII. 505.
Cicotte. Edward V., I. 340; XII. 340; gift
of, XII. 333; member State Historical
Society, XII. 323; statement of Col.
Hamtramck's business association with
the Abotts, XIII. 497: and Cicotte.
F. X., I. 432.
Cicotte, Mrs. Edward V., V. 559.
Cicotte, Mrs. F. X., IV. 462.
Cicotte. Judge Francis, II. 572; VIII. 660;
XI. 257; XII. 579; member Detroit com-
pany to repress Indians, XIII. 505;
name in old account book. V. 561; on
census roll Detroit, 1827, XII. 4611/2.
Cicotte, George, member of Detroit com-
pany to repress Indians, XIII. 505.
Cicotte, J. J.. officer of the Lafayette
Guards. XIV. 417.
Cicotte, Jaccmes. II. 581; on census roll.
Detroit. 1827, XII. 461i/(,.
Cicotte, James. II. 572: constable, XIV.
416; member of Detroit company to
repress Indians. XIII. 505.
Cicotte, Jean Baptiste, XII. 569. 570, 578;
on census roll of Detroit 1782, X. 610;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509; signed
address to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII.
656; signed marriage contract, 1770,
IV. 75, 76. 78; wife and mother, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Cicott, Mrs. John, death of, VI. 383.
Cicotte. Joseph. XII. 578: on census roll
of Detroit, 1827. XII. 461V,.
Cicotte Louis (Lewis). XII. 578; name
in oM account book, V. 561; on census
roll of Detroit. 1827, XII. 461 V».
Cicotte. Zacharie. merchant of 1770. IV.
75.
Cider, amount reported in Detroit, 1780.
XIII. 53; early made from crabapples,
XIII. 318; made by French settlers of
Detroit, I. 355; pioneer prices of. VIII.
236 ; rent paid with, IV. 343 ; symbol of
Gen. Harrison's campaign, X. 11.
Cimrathon, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII. 92.
"Cincinnati," boat of 1839, XIV. 543.
Cincinnati, Catholic see, IX. 129.
Cincinnati company, projected Wabash
& Erie canal, III. 144, 147.
Cire, Joseph, dit St. Jean, on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 609.
Cires, — , letter from M. Monfortin, X.
294.
Cissne, John, appointed ensign in
Wayne county militia, 1803, VIII. 543.
Cissne (Cisney), Joseph, VIII. 519, 521-
527; on election roll, 1799. VIII. 510,
511.
Cissne (Cisney), William, on election
roll, 1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Citrons, grown by Indians prior to 1563,
II. 25.
"City of Buffalo," steamboat, V. 486.
"City of Detroit," boat, carried first min-
ing implements to Silver Islet, XIV.
199.
"City of Milwaukee," boat, IX. 275-285.
Clark, — , alderman of Detroit, 1876, II.
62.
Clark, — , British soldier, 1812. XV. 70.
179, 186, 201, 333.
Clark, — , first cashier National bank.
Bay City, III. 328.
Clark, — , paymaster for Indians III. 368
Clark, — , pioneer of Lapeer, XIII. 362.
Clark, — , pioneer, Shiawassee county.
II. 482.
Clark, — , pioneer teacher of vocal music.
XIV. 446.
Clark, — , surveyor, HI. 580, 582-584; IV.
277.
Clark, Lieut. — . soldier of the war of
rebellion, in Libby prison, III. 180.
Clark, — , priest, XIII. 479.
Clark, Mrs. — , IX. 142.
Clark, Mrs. — , Bay City, VII. 321, 326.
Clark, Mrs. — , early settler of Mt. Clem
ens. VI. 358.
Clark, A. Lewis, III. 351, 362; V. 319.
Clark, A. W., V. 311.
Clark, Miss Abbey ( Mrs. Sterling), stu-
dent of female seminary at Detroit.
1841, V. 545.
Clark, Abigail (Mrs. R. E. Potter), XIII
169.
Clark, Addison, V. 311.
Clark, Albert K.. member State Pioneer
Society, I. 10, 59, 86. 327.
Clark, Albert Mitchell, member society,
member state legislature, 1875, sketch
of, III. 641.
Clark. Alfred. XIII. 417; XIV. 67, 73.
INDEX. 125
Clark, Mrs. Alfred (Miss Ann Clear- Clark, Gen. Edward, pioneer of Ann
water), XIV. 73. Arbor, I. 335, 338; II. 4, 276, 284, 285.
Clark, Alvin, II. 313, 314. 299; V. 351; death of, XIII. 36, 280;
Clark, Andrew G., VII. 178. furnished facts regarding St. Andrew's
Clark, Archibald, IV. 279. church, Ann Arbor, IX. 142, 142n;
Clark, Benjamin, I. 244; II. 371, 413, 573; member State Pioneer Society, XIII.
III. 553. 36; president Washtenaw County Pio-
Clark, "Billy," started initial temperance neer Society, I. 76, 79, 326.
movement, XIII. 388. Clark, Mrs. Edward (Miss Cadwell), XIII.
Clark, Bradish H., death of, XI. 96. 208.
Clark, Caleb, member State Historical Clark, Edward Everett, VII. 368.
Society, II. 184; V. 13; VII. 11. Clark, Edwin G., pioneer, XIV. 539; mem-
Clark, Rev. Calvin, pioneer preacher, I. ber State Pioneer Society, II. 184.
52, 57, 61; II. vi., 69, 86, 87, 197, 214, Clark, Mrs. Edwin G., death of, XIII. 238.
531; III. 153, 356; IV. 190; V. 316, 414, Clarke, Edwin R., V. 492; IX. 20.
416; VI. 154; VII. 404, 420; XII. 355; Clark, Elijah B., death of, VIII. 68; land
biog. of, II. 262; V. 381; dedicated entry, III. 566; VII. 560.
church at LeRoy, XIII. 416; organized Clark, Elizer. pioneer, III. 504; VII. 464.
first Congregational church of Homer, Clark, Miss Elizabeth, early teacher, I.
X. 34; original member State Histor- 297, 448; XIV. 603.
ical Society, I. 90; VII. 10; trustee Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth (Miss. Willet),
Hillsdale college, VI. 162. death of, XIII. 187, 188.
Clark, Cecil, VII. 546; XIV. 132. Clark, Mrs. Emma (Miss Stout), VIII. 54.
Clark, Charles, XIV. 424. Clark, Epie L,., V. 13.
Clark, Rev. Charles Grandison, graduate Clark, Erastus, biog., VI. 254; VII. 367.
Amherst college, and Auburn semi- Clark, Mrs. Erastus, VII. 368.
nary, I. 401; IX. 158; XIII. 547; biog., Clark, Mrs. Esther, death of, IX. 60.
IX. 157; first resident preacher of Clark, Mrs. Esther Tracy, mother of Rev.
Webster township, XIII. 562; organ- C. G. C., IX. 158.
ized first church of Dexter, XIII. 563- Clark, P., land entry, III. 405.
565; publisher, VI. 96. Clark,' Fay G., VII. 209, 219; memoir, VII.
Clark, Mrs. Charles Grandison (Miss 216.
Platt), IX. 158; XIII. 559. Clark, Franklin S., member State Pio-
Clark, Cornelius, V. 479. neer Society, III. 111. 266.
Clark, Cornelia A., student of Dr. Stone's Clark, Fred, death of, XI. 96.
school, V. 421; X. 32. Clark, George, I. viii.; II. 62, 569. death
Clark, Mrs. Cromwell, II. 456. of, I. 151n; II. 86; member State Pio-
Clark, D., land entries, III. 402. neer Society, I. 90; VII. 10; "Recollec-
Clark, Mrs. D. S., death of, VI. 341. tions," I. 151; settled in Ecorse, 1817.
Clark, Daniel, pioneer Clinton county, XIII. 310, 314, 316, 317, 320; signs pe-
XIV. 621. tition for naming of Port Huron, XIII.
Clark, Daniel, pioneer Lenawee county, 338.
death of, VIII. 57. Clark, George, pioneer of Lapeer county.
Clark, Daniel, and wife, pioneers of Bat- m. 549.
tie Creek, III. 349; V. 290, 310; XIV. Clark, George, student of Kalamazoo
424; member State Pioneer Society, branch of university, V. 421.
•XI. 12. Clark, Gen. George Rogers, U. S. A.. V.
Clark. Dr. Daniel, III. 449, 451. 454; X. 106; IX. 381, 384, 388, 391, 395. 490.
123. 494, 497, 515, 541, 580. 584, 634 635; X.
Clark, Daniel H., I. 241, 248; II. 371, 413. 343-345, 355. 356, 360. 372, 377, 379, 381.
Clark, Darius, III. 390. 396, 398, 408, 451 465. 479. 480. 48.2.
Clark, David, pioneer of Clinton county. 498, 510, 512, 513, 516, 522-524. 530. 534-
XIV. 621. 536, 547. 566. 575. 578. 650: XI. 20, 360,
Clark, David, soldier of the Black Hawk 488; XII. 332. 345. 445; XIII. 64; ac
war, V. 334, 525; VI. 220, 266; member cused of cruelty by Gov. Hamilton, IX.
State Pioneer Society, IX. 91 ; on mus- 501 ; at Vincennes, IX. 479 ; X. 90, 300,
ter roll of 1832, VII. 349. 309; captures British posts in the west,
Clark, Rev. Davis W. (Bishop), VI. 37. m. 20, 21; XV. 610; captures Gov.
Clark, E. L., death of, III. 556. Hamilton and Fort Vincennes, III. 22-
Clark, Dr. E. M., IV. 447. 24. 29, 30, 32; IX. 429, 499-507; X. 328;
Clark, Edward, sea captain, IX. 158. enforcing quarantine against cholera.
Clark, Edward, of Massachusetts. VIII. V. 85; informed of English dele
149; mining on Lake Superior, XI. 170. gates to Sandusky meeting of U. S.
171; organized Marquette Iron Co., VII. commissioners, XV. 2; letter to Car>t.
167. Lernoult enclosing letters of prisoners
126 INDEX.
to their friends, X. 308; march from Clark, M. J., bank director, VI. 324.
Illinois, dangers of, IX. 515; on the Clark, Merrills H., M. D., asylum physi-
Mississippi, XV. 316, 612; plans of cian, XIII. 306; publisher, VI. 83, 94;
British to drive him from the Missis- XII. 382.
sippi country, XV. 610-613; race of his Clark, M. H. & Co., publishers, VI. 83.
express train, XII. 446; reported mov- Clark, Martin, IV. 106.
ing on Detroit, X. 342; saved from cap- Clark, Mary, XI. 260.
ture by Charles Beaubien, IX. 498; sent Clark, Miss Mary, student Kalamazoo
news of the battle of Tippecanoe, XII. branch of university, V. 421, 431.
444, 446. Clark, Rev. Moses, I. 337; V. 49; memoir
Clark, George Thomas, witness on bond of, VIII. 216.
to build Kalamazoo's first court house, Clark, Napoleon, IV. 248.
VII. 474. Clark, Nathan, II. 262.
Clark, H. J., marriage of, VII. 314. Clark, Ogden, III. 561.
Clark, Harley C., death of, IX. 40. Clark, Mrs. Phillip, death of, XIV. 190.
Clark, Harvey, on muster roll of 1832, Clark, Philo D., death of, IX. 54; X. 5.
VII. 349; death of, XI. 84. Clark, R. L., V. 477.
Clark, Mrs. Henrietta, death of, IX. 48. Clark, R. V., VI. 214, 215.
Clark, Henry, pioneer, I. 179; V. 446; Clark, Reuben E., XI. 68.
XIV. 621, 622. Clark, Robert, pioneer, II. 424; V. 262;
Clark, Horace, attorney, III. 531. VI. 154, 374, 377; member State His-
Clark, I. M., bank director, VI. 324. torical Society, 1829, XII. 317.
Clark, Isaac, XI. 80; land entry, III. 406. Clark, Robert, Jr., VII. 479; land entry.
Clark, Isabella, I. 238. III. 610.
Clark, Mrs. J. F., death of, VIII. 116. Clark, Lieut. Robert, Royal artillery,
Clark, Mrs. Jacob, V. 266. where located in 1787, XL 509.
Clark, James, II. 456; established first Clark, Rufus, entered land, 1821, III. 568.
cream cracker factory in the* state, Clark, Rev. Rufus W., IV. 457.
biog., XIII. 283; passenger on Walk-in- Clark, S. D., publisher, VI. 77.
the-water on last trip, V. 9. Clark, Mrs. S. R., XL 27.
Clark, Jesse, XIV. 424. Clark, Mrs. S. T., IV. 451.
Clark, "Jim," V. 14. Clark, S. W., land entry, III. 430.
Clark, Joel, III. 521. Clark, Samuel, attorney, VII. 476; XL 309;
Clark, John, Oakland county, XIV. 424; XII. 583; XIV. 340; congressman. III.
bank director, XIV. 415. 124, 135; XL 315; delegate to consti-
Clark, John, pioneer of Clinton county, tutional convention, 1850; presented
death of, V. 334; VI. 265, 266. resolutions to establish Agricultural
Clark, John & Co., XII. 372-374. college, III. 39; sketch of, III. 134; XI.
Clark, John J., I. 247. 314.
Clark, John L., I. 244. Clark, Dr. Samuel, HI. 392; VIII. 205.
Clark, John S., death of, VI. 341. Clark, Samuel P., II. 334.
Clark, Capt. John P., II. 62; IV. 349; V. Clark, Sanford, death of, XIV. 136.
14; VI. 414; delegate to constitutional Clark, Sarah Jane, I. 88.
convention, III. 38; shipbuilder, death Clark, Shubael, sea captain, IX. 158.
of, XIV. 192. Clark, Stephen, I. 245.
Clark, Jonathan, subscription to first Clark, Theodosia (Mrs. Cranston), III.
court house. II. 427. 349; V. 310.
Clark, Jonas, V. 328; XIV. 621. Clark, Thomas, original member of first
Clark, Joseph, VI. 370. Freewill Baptist church of Clarendon.
Clark, Joseph Andre, see Andre. X. 38.
Clark, L. C., publisher, VI. 76. Clark, Thomas, of Monroe, letter from.
Clark, Mrs. L. C., VI. 76. II. 423.
Clark, Lemuel, death of, III. 640. Clark (Clarke), Dr. Thomas B., I. 386; II.
Clark, Linus, trustee of Hillsdale col- 572; IV. 410.
lege, VI. 163; death of, XIII. 238. Clark, Walter, attorney, graduate of
Clark, Lorilla (Mrs. Pierson), IX. 30. Union college, III. 362; VII. 475; XJ.
Clark, Lovica (Edwards), II. 262. 309; sketch of, III. 136; XL 316.
Clark, Lucius L., merchant, IV. 194; X. Clark, Walter P., mayor of Monroe, 1842.
154; XIII. 294n; XIV. 116; death of, VI. 369n.
VIII. 13, 47, 48; member State Pioneer Clark, Webb, III. 292.
Society, I. 88. Clark, William, death of, V. 447.
Clark, Mrs. Lucy Holden, member State Clark, Dr. William, XII. vii.; XIV. 387;
Pioneer Society, IV. 169 ; V. 15. his unaddressed letter, XII. 655-657.
Clark, Lydia C., death of. XIV. 51. Clark, Gen. William, conducts expedition
Clark, M., land entries, III. 406. • overland to the Pacific, 1832. VI. 487;
INDEX.
127
VII. 503; XIV. 553; governor of Mis-
souri, 1813, XV. 622, 631.
Clark, Mrs. William, death of, XL 132.
Clark, William A., I. viii., 88; II. 74; III.
ix. ; address at meeting of Livingston
county pioneers, I. 252; biographical
sketch of Mrs. Charles L. Richman,
III. 605; death of, VIII. 55; gift of, II.
88.
Clark, William B., II. 161.
Clark, William C., I. 245.
Clark, William F., publisher, III. 313: VI.
77.
Clark, Mrs. William F., III. 313.
Clark, William S., gift of, II. 74.
Clark, William T., death of, IX. 75.
Clark, William W., instructor in Albion
college, II. 205.
Clark & Daniels, land entry, III. 402.
Clark & Gilbert, V. 431.
Clark & Welling, II. 334.
Clarke, — , British soldier. 1793, XII. 74.
75, 91, 93, 105, 107.
Clarke, Maj. Gen. Alured, (English),
XII. 48, 78; governor, 1791. III. 119.
Clarke, Charles, V. 505.
Clarke, Capt. F., XL 251.
Clarke, Hovey K., attorney, III. 280, 284;
VII. 614; XII. 340; bank cashier, III.
285; member State Historical Society,
XII. 323, 327; publisher, III. 273.
Clarke, Issac Winslow, at Montreal, XII.
204; XV. 219; member of confidential
board, XV. 210.
Clarke, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461 Vj; remained British sub-
ject at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
410.
Clarke, Mason, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Clarke, Mrs. Morris G.. IX. 22, 26.
Clarke, Nathaniel, II. 457; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Clarke. Lieut. William, soldier of 1776.
III. 85.
Claflin, Bennett I., territorial pioneer. IV.
238; death of, VI. 271.
Claflin, William, death of, VI. 283.
Claffy, James, death of, VII. 346.
Claiborne, Col. John Francis Hamtramck,
congressman from Mississippi, in 1836,
personal description, XIII. 498.
Claims for loss of schooners Mink, Nan-
cy and Perseverance, XV. 682-684; on
congress for losses by war of 1812, XII.
588; of citizens of Green Bay for losses
by Indians, XV. 670-674.
Claire, Jan, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
539.
Claire, Petite, on census roll of Detroit,
1779; X. 312.
Clairous, Louis O., officer of the Lafay-
ette Guards, XIV. 417.
Clam Lake (Cadillac). "News." VI. 98
Clancy, James A., mail agent. XL 255,
258.
Clancy, John, bank director, VI. 322.
Clancy, Michael, death of, VIII. 116.
Clapham, James P., death of, XL 73.
Clapp, — , of New York, IV. 489.
Clapp, — , teacher of Detroit, 1821. I. 450.
Clapp, Dr. — , VI. 309; XIV. 267.
Clapp, Asel, death of, III, 610.
Clapp, Benjamin, III. 54.
Clapp, Cephas W., II. 223, 224; death of,
VIII. 75, 92.
Clapp, Dwella M., death of, IX. 58.
Clapp, E. C., VII. 107; member Congre-
gational convention, 1842, XII. 358.
Clapp, Edwin M., Sr., V. 409. 411, 414,
416; VII. 483; brief biog., XL 80; re-
marks on Dr. Lamborn, XIII. 512, 517.
Clapp, Edwin M., Jr., attorney, XL 310.
Clapp, Elijah, III. 361; VI. 259; VII. 368;
X. 191.
Clapp, Mrs. Elijah (Susan Eleanor Carr).
death of, VI. 259.
Clapp, Florence L., VI. 259.
Clapp, George S., II. 206; VI. 215.
Clapp, Miss H. K., of the Michigan Fe-
male college, VI. 285.
Clapp, Mrs. I. F., III. 314.
Clapp, Julia V.. VI. 259.
Clapp, Mrs. M. W.. III. ix., 499; VII. 462;
letter on "the long ago," III. 512-514.
Clapp, Orris, II. 245.
Clapp, Paul, merchant, IV. 474, 475; VIII.
235; signs call for meeting to instruct
delegate to congress, XII. 645.
Clapp, Rufus S., death of, XIV. 112.
Clapp, Silas, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Clapp, Thaddeus, XL 80.
Clapp, William, II. 265, 266; VI. 306, 307.
Clapp, Mrs. William, death of. VI. 307.
Clapp, William C., VI. 259.
Clapp & Jones, VI. 197.
Clapp & Lilly, III. 291.
Clara, Sainte (Clara d' Assisi), instituted
religious orders, III. 650; her burial
place and preservation of the body, III.
651, 651n, 655, 660-665.
Clare, Viscount, II. 593.
Clare (Kaykakee, Raykakee) county, or-
ganized, county seat located. I. 94, 147.
213; treasurer and clerk of, 1875-6, L
519; vote of 1887 on prohibition amend-
ment, XIII. 404.
Clarendon township (Calhoun county),
organized, II. 195, 224; X. 34.
darkens, Mathew, death of, XL 136.
Clarkson, David, L viii., 92; gift of, II.
87; member of State Pioneer Society,
and death of, VII. 10; "Pioneer
sketches," L 509.
Clarkson. Mrs. M. E., instructor in school
for deaf and dumb, III. 446; IV. 243.
Clash, J. E., land entry, III. 430.
Clasps and stocks, sent to Mackinaw,
XV. 632.
128 INDEX.
Claus, Capt. Daniel, X. 225; XII. 297, 298, Clearwater, Miss Ann (Mrs. Alfred
300, 301; extract of letter to Gen. Clark), XIV. 73.
Carleton, X. 229. Clearwater, John, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII.
Claus, Col. William, deputy superintend- 77.
ent general of Indian affairs, II. 593; Cleland, Dr. — , VII. 617.
XV. 64, 179, 186, 244, 299, 420, 487, 555. Cleland, Charles, I. 389-393, 488; XII. 599,
561, 640; declined superintendency of 601.
Indian affairs, XV. 552; esteemed by Cleland, James D., pioneer, V. 348.
Indians, XV. 534; head of Indian de- Cleland, James T., pioneer attorney, II.
partment in Canada, XV. 279; letters 297.
from John Askin, XV. 225; Col. M. El- Clemens, Judge (Col.) Christian, I. 470;
liott, XV. 173; George Ironside, XV. V. 53; VI. 357, 361; VIII. 239, 406, 621,
185; Sir John Johnson, XV. 259; Col. 660; at Mt. Clemens, 1800, city named
T. McKee, XV. 24; John Macomb, X. for, IV. 309, 311, 312; V. 454-456, 459.
512; Capt. Robertson, XI. 383, 389, 435; 460, 462, 466-468, 471; XII. 336; first
to Gen. Brock, XV. 88; Lieut. Gen. judge of St. Glair county, IV. 343;
Drummond, XV. 467; Lieut. Gov. Gore, member of commission to organize Ry.
XV. 44, 47; Capt. Loring, XV. 525, 526; company, 1835, V. 473-475; member of
P. Selby, XV. 45, 49; reports speech grand jury, 1809, which investigated
of Tecumseh, XV. 88, 91. Gov. Hull et al., VIII. 589 ; on election
Clawson, Matthias, death of, XIII. 281. roll, 1799, VIII. 510, 511; president Ma-
Clay, Mrs. — , pioneer of Detroit, III. 229. comb county bank, V. 479; sells land
Clay, Capt. Cassius M., soldier of the to governor of Michigan for Macomb
Mexican war, VII. 121. county, VI. 359; signed address to
Clay Clement C., prisoner of war, VI. MaJ- Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 655; sub-
267 scription of for the purchase of gun-
Clay, 'D. P., member State Pioneer So- p^de^TTVI"^ 620; taxable Property,
ciety, XI. 12; XIII. 110; receiver of °2. VIIL 539-
Michigan Lake Shore, Ry., IX. 278. Clemens, Mrs. Christian, IV. 309, 310; V.
Clay, Gen. Green, V. 134, 135; XV. 345: 466. 456\/ *59- .
at the battle of the Miami, XV. 294. C1?^ens- Mrs" Louisa (Mrs" Terrv>. V.
c>— "- on election ron- 1799'
XIV. 35, 357; candidate for U. S. presi-
, joahua X 83
dency, number of votes, X. 8; presents ~ V™ o f T> VT .
sword to Gov. Shelby for state of North ***•• Pope of Rome XI. 216.
Carolina, VII. 78; remark in U. S. sen- Clement, Mrs. E. B. (Miss Williams), X.
ate regarding the building of St. Mary', ^ Mrg Harr. memoir ^ ^
Clement J., III. 281.
Clay, Mary, death of V. 449 Clement, Mrs. Lovina, death of, IV. 270.
Clay William, member of State Histor- Clement Mrs Pet death of jx 58
ical Society, XII. 325. Clements Ada IV 194
Clay banks, in Nottawa mission district, Clements; Clemmer, death of, XIV. 185.
Clements, Luella A., IV. 194.
C ay township (St Clair county) IV 352. ,ciements Rev. s n 206; III. 236, 237.
Clayton, George W publisher VI. 88. Clements, Samuel, IV. 413.
Clayton township (Bay county), organ- clemOns, Erastus, mail carrier. III. 403.
ized, first supervisor, III. 334. demons. Mrs. Julia A., death of XIII.
Clear Sky, Onondaga Sachem, his reply ^32
to Gen. Knox, XII. 112. Clemow, Lieut. John W.. wounded, XV.
Cleavecourt, — , XI. 365. 238-240
Cleaveland, Abigail (Mrs. Dr. C.), IV. Clenchette (Chinchette), Pierre, III. 35,
434. gg
Cleaveland, Caroline Worcester, IV. 435. cieos, Mrs. Esther, death of, XI. 132.
Ileaveland (Cleveland), Rev. John cierc, Frans, subscription for a mission-
Payne, D. D., graduate Bowdoin, I. 424, ary at Michilimackinac X 288.
425; II. 234; IV. vii., 316. 461; XI. 279; Clerk, Capt. Al., letter to Secretary
XII. 356; XIII. 429, 565; XIV. 320: Green XV. 27.
sketch of, IV. 434, 435. "Clermont," boat, I. 384.
Cleaveland, Mrs. John Payne. IV. 435. Cleveland, — , II. 423.
Cleaveland, Julia Hawes. IV. 435. Cleveland, Col. — ,-Royal artillery, X. 259.
Cleaveland, Dr. Parker, IV. 434. Cleveland, Almyra, death of, VIII. 58.
Cleveland, Susan Parker (Mrs. Childs), Cleveland, B. F., land entry, III. 404.
!V. 435. Cleveland, David, IX. 142.
INDEX. „ 129
Cleveland, Giles, death of, XIV. 133. convention of 1836,XI. 157; "Old Times
Cleveland, Grover, elected governor of in" — Niles, XIV. 620; "Pioneer History
New York, XIII. 269. of" — Bronson, V. 325; treasurer and
Cleveland, Rev. John P., see Cleaveland. clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887
Cleveland, Joseph H., death of, XIV. 192. on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Cleveland, P. F., III. 451. Clinton (N. Y.) Female seminary, VI.
Cleveland, Salter, II. 396. 492.
Cleveland (Ohio), in 1812, I. 408; in 1838. Clinton river (Upper Huron) named for
I. 187. Gov. Clinton, IX. 171; early boats on,
"Cleveland," boat of 1839, XIV. 543. V. 460; early settlement on, X. 85; In-
Cleveland Iron Mining company, VIII. dian and early names of, IV. 394; VI.
158, 159. 361; source of, III. 571.
Clever, John, XV. 121. Clinton River bank, V. 478.
Clewly & Woods, loss by fire. VI. 186. Clinton road, partly laid out, II. 289.
Cliche, Ignace, XV. 488. Clinton township (Lenawee county), or-
Clifford, Maj. — , XV. 530. ganized, II. 362; early settlement, II.
Clifford, Adelia A., death of, IX. 54. 384: first teacher, II. 385.
Clifford, T., III. 292. Clinton and Kalamazoo canal, projected.
Clifford, William, conducts stage line, XIII. 357, 480; celebration of, V. 469;
III. 440. XIV. 553; see also canals.
Clignancolne, — , X. 547. Clisbee, Charles W., pioneer, I. 133, 143;
Climax Prairie, VII. 483. . IV. 226; V. 508.
Climie, Andrew, I. 8. Glitz, Capt. — , XIV. 537.
Clinch, Lieut, — , present at Indian coun- Clitz, Gen. B. M., student of branch uni-
cil, X. 543, 550; XIII. 93. versity at Detroit, V. 543; XIV. 537.
Clinch river. Col. Shoemaker on, III. 174. Clizbe, James, Sr., VI. 243, 244.
Clinch township (Van Buren county), or- Clizbe, James, Jr., death of, VI. 239, 244.
ganized and name changed, III. 628. Clizbe, Lyman, VI. 243, 244.
Cline, H. M., member of committee to Clizbe, Dr. Stephen H., VII. 351; IX. 22;
revise constitution of Young Men's memorial report of early settlers of
Temperance Society, XII. 457, 458. Branch county, VII. 355.
Cline, Jacob, V. 405 ; death of, VIII. 98. Clock, early price of, XIII. 587.
Cline, Oscar, VII. 351. Close, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 58.
Cline, Samuel, II. 293. Close, Converse, XIV. 24; "New version
Clingman, Thomas L., IV. 126. to an old song," IX. 212.
Clinton, Capt. — , VII. 87. Close, Maj. F., XII. 8; letter to Alexan-
Clinton, Gen. — , IX. 582. der McKee, XII. 9.
Clinton, DeWitt, governor of New York, Close, Solomon, III. 599.
II. 13, 150; III. 576; V. 74, 388; VII. Closkey, J. M., member of commission
484; XI. 386; advocated district school to locate county seat of Washtenaw
libraries, VII. 334; appointed A. V. county, VII. 588.
Berry colonel of a New York regiment. Cloth for Indians, XI. 427; XII. '127, 137,
IX. 53; autograph presented State His- 147, 227, 233, 258, 288; price of, I. 332;
torical Society, XII. 333; candidate for manufactured by a prehistoric people,
U. S. president, IV. 120; county named XIV. 516.
for, I. 148; V. 325; gave fourteen years Clothing, price of in Richmond, 1862, III.
.to the Erie canal project. V. 22, 23; 183.
ridiculed for p»-ojoctin.e: canal. V. 237; Clough, Freeman A., I. 125.
with staff formally opened canal, IV. Clough. Mrs. J. C., death of, IX. 56.
185. Cloutier, — . widow, I. 345.
Clinton. Sir Henry. IX. 648; X. 331-333. Cloutier. Rene, on census roll of Detroit,
361. 566; assisted in procuring ex 1782, X. 601; and wife, names on De-
change of Gov. Hamilton. IX. 515. troit's census roll in 1779, X. 322.
Clinton, William, death of, XIV. 187. Cloutier, Zachariah, taxable property,
Clinton bank, V. 210. 1802, VHI1 537; and wife, names on De-
Clinton Congregational church organ- troit's census roll of 1779, X. 322.
ized, XII. 357. Clovey, Orry. II. 582.
Clinton county, organized, named for De- Clowes, Lieut. George, 8th King's regi-
Witt Clinton, I. 147, 148; V. 325; Eagle ment, IX. 392, 394, 396, 586, 587, 589,
township, first settlers of, XIV. 621; 590, 596-599, 601, 603, 617, 619, 620,
"Incidents of Pioneer life in,"— Lamb. R24-626, 642; XI. 341, 358, 418; field
I. 149; memorial reports, II. 69; IV. officer, questions Grenadiers, the an-
234; V. 333: VI. 265; VII. 380; VIII. 26: swers, IX. 592-595; letters to Capt.
IX. 26; XIII. 161: newspapers, history Brehm, IX. 607-610; Col. Bolton, IX.
of, VI. 74; number of delegates for C21 : Maj. DePeyster. TX. 612, 614: from
17 '
130 INDEX.
Lieut. Philips, X. 391; unaddressed, XI. Cobb, James, III. 378.
454; report as officer of the day to Cobb, Jerome T., I. 7; Indian mounds on
Gov. Sinclair, IX. 592; salary list as farm of, II. 24; member State Pioneer
assistant engineer, X. 637. Society, XIII. 33, 110.
Cloyd, Col. — , X. 516. Cobb, John, death of, XIV. 133.
Clubb, Henry S., publisher, VI. 92, 93, 387. Cobb, John, entered land in 1831, II. 524
391; IX. 296. 539.
Clute, H. E. J., publisher, III. 275. Cobb, Mrs. John, II. 539.
Clute, Mrs. Henry, death of, XIV. 68. Cobb, Mrs. Laura, IV. 194.
Clute, Lemuel, III. 476, 481. Cobb, Dr. Lucretius H., I. 460; IV. 414;
Clute, Nelson M., published first paper y. 543; VI. 494; member of State His-
of Plainwell, III. 275. torical Society, XII. 335; his exhibit of
Clute, Wilber H., publisher, IV. 270; VI. fruits, 1847, X. 77.
95. Cobb, M. G., 'death 'of, IX. 60
Clybourne, Thomas K., death of, VIII. 22. Cobb Marshall N., III. 361.
Clyde, William, death of, XI. 83. Cobb; Nathan, II. 160.
Clyde township (Allegan county), organ- Cobb, O. M., II. 205, 245.
ized, III. 271. Cobb, Samuel P., V. 71.
Clyne, T., II. 501. Cobb Stephen S., I. 88; XIV. 112, 114;
Coal, mines, II. 338; shipped from Jack- asylum treasurer XIII. 306; treasurer
son, 1877, II. 343, 345, 346. of state Horticultural Society, X. 83.
Coan, Augustus, on census roll of De- Cobb William, III. 523.
troit, 1827, XII. 461^. Cobb & Prouty, describe Indian mounds,
Coarneais, — , settled at St. Joseph, 1790, jj 24.
„ Vl 49f '*!. Cobb & Smith, II. 334.
Coat, of the early voyageurs, I. 359 Cobb Wallace & Law IV> 470.
C°^S'^rS^n' L345; ^J^Sf6' L Cobbett, William, publisher, IX. 119.
347, 499, 500; -residence of, IV. 476 Cobby Charles S., death of, VI. 340.
Coates (Coats) John, clerk of Indian Cobrone on tax roll levied to repair
«o?arimTeTnt^Mackln^W>. 1l82' ,X' !3^' fort at Detroit, VIII. 466.
636; XIII. 70; certificate for furnish- n.Hlir_ POT. _ ^ -,,
** corn, X. 592, 594; signs petition, g*™; ^ >£ » ??
r^Zil- T!.!.- J™+K ~t in <>KA Coburn, John, appointed judge of su-
Coates, John death of VI. 254. t 1807 m 122 vm 55g
Coates, Dr. L. B., III. 284. r
Coates, Tim S., III. 295; first meeting of
athomeot
.
Coating (Bath), for Indians. XII. 256, „ . :'
273 283 Coburn, Nehemiah, V. 505.
Coats Dr Boyd III 273 Coccejus, Job, professor at Leiden, IX
Coats,' Edward, XIII.' 244. 304'
Coats, James, subscription to first court Cochmneau, Pierre, claim for losses by
house, II. 427. Udians, XV. 673.
Coats, Mrs. Jason B., IV. 229, 230. Cochon Isle; see Belle Isle.
Coats, John see Coates Cochran, — , 84th regiment (British), X.
Coats, John L., III. 304. 541; XL 366, 416.
Coats, for Indians, X. 496 579; XII 83 Cochran, Gerard, on Detroit's census roll,
158, 182, 222, 241, 287, 302; invoice of 1779, X. 320.
for British troops received at Michil- Cochran, James, on Detroit's census roll.
imackinac, XV. 613. 1779, X. 316.
Goaty, Presque, see Cote, Presque. Cochran, James, principal Disco- Acad
Cobalt, where found, XIV. 204. emy, IX. 93.
Cobarrubias, Lieut. Josi R.. Mexican sol- Cochran, John, pioneer landlord, IV. 408.
dier on parole, XII. 612, 613. Cochran, Mrs. Mary, death of,
Cobb, Charles L., member State Pioneer Cochran, Miss Nancy (Mrs. L. A. Fow
Society, I. 88. ler), XIV. 468.
Cobb, Charles M., memoir III. 378. Cochran, William, death of. VII. 567; IX.
Cobb, Mrs. Charles M., III.' 378. 18.
Cobb, Edwin R., I. 305. Cochrane, Capt. Sir Alexander, XV. 442.
Cobb, Eliza, II. 539. 505, 608; issued orders for retaliation.
Cobb, George A., death of. XIV. 189. XV. 621.
Cobb, George P., IV. 194. Cochrane, Isaac C., professor in Albion
Cobb, Howell, IV. 126. college, II. 205.
Cobb. J. B.. II. 308. Cochrane, Judge Lyman, graduate Mich-
INDEX
131
igan university, member of the legis-
lature, IV. 422.
Cochrane, Rev. Sylvester, VII. 107 ; mem-
ber of Congregational convention, 1842.
XII. 358.
Cochrane, W. D., instructor in bookkeep-
ing Agricultural college, 1858; death
of, VI. 132, 134.
Cochois, Baptiste, VII. 269.
Cock, Ambrose, early merchant, VII. 483 ;
XIV. 327.
Cock, Charley, XIV. 372.
Cock, John L., death of, VII. 485.
Cock & Giddings, VII. 483.
Cockburn, John, death of. VII. 466.
Cockburn, Maj. Ran, XV. 676; at Salmon
river; letter to Lieut. Col. Pearson,
XV. 416.
Cockburn, Robert, IV. 284.
Cocker, Rev. Benjamin F., D. D., LL. D.,
III. 236; VII. 8; "In memoriam" — Geo.
Duffteld, VII. 596; sketch of, VII. 594.
Cochran, Jeremiah, X. 346, 347.
Cocoosh Prairie, VI. 219.
Cocquillard, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 602.
Coeur de Cerf, Indians at council, XIII.
65.
Cod, James W., XII. vii.; letter of, XII.
651.
Cod, where found, XIV. 651.
Cod lines and hooks, for Indian presents,
XV. 608, 644-647, 655; see also lines.
Codd, George C., postmaster of Detroit,
X. 102.
Codding, — , VIII. 208.
Coddington, Jacob, V. 477.
Code, Mrs. Joseph, death of, IX. 75.
Coder, Charles, death of, VIII. 68.
Coder, D. S., III. 415.
Cody, E. J., publisher, VI. 88.
Cody, Capt. Joel, XIV. 565, 568.
Coe, — , VI. 309.
Coe, Arthur, death of, IX. 82.
Coe, Rev. D. L., teacher of 1832, 1. 450;
VII 564.
Coe, Lieut'. Gov. George A., IX. 190; XIV.
66; member State Historical Society.
XII. 323; prosecuting attorney of
Branch county, VI. 223.
Coe, Henry, I. 327.
Coe, "Renze," XI. 279.
Coellie, — , L', see L'Coellie.
Coff, Belinda (Mrs. Briggs), V. 223.
Coffee, price of, I. 332; in Richmond,
1862, III. 183; substitute for in early
times, XIV. 491.
Coffee mill, used for grinding grain, II.
20.
Coffeen, Curtis, X. 116.
Cofferdam on Silver Islet mine, XIV. 201,
202.
Coffin, Miss Calista (Mrs. Balcomb), V.
235.
Coffin, Miss Clara. VI. 3/)7.
Coffin, I., XV. 395.
Coffin, Joseph, IV. 424.
Coffin, N., XV. 127; unsigned letter to,
XV. 186.
Coffin, Lieut Col. Thomas Aston, XII. 83,
151, 152, 189, 217, 239; XV. 420, 531;
letter from Col. McKee, XII. 181.
Coffinberry, Andrew B.. XIV. 131.
Coffinberry, Elizabeth (Little), XIV. 131.
Coffinberry, Emma, XIV. 131.
Coffinberry, George L., cut first road
from Wheeling, W. Va., to Zanesville,
O., XIV. 131.
Coffinberry, Julia F., teacher, XIV. 132.
Coffinberry, Rebecca J., teacher, XIV.
132.
Coffinberry, Salathiel C., attorney, II.
71, 79; III. 4; XI. 309; addressed State
' Pioneer Society, III. 614; "First settle-
ment of Nottawa Sippi," II. 489; gift
of, XII. 349; member State Pioneer
Society, II. 184; tribute to John S.
Chipman, XI. 287.
Coffinberry, T. C,, III. 359.
Coffinberry, Capt. Wright L., surveyor,
soldier of the war of the rebellion, III.
ill: IV. v.; XI. v.; XIII. 6; XIV. 41;
biog., XIV. 44, 131; member State Pio-
neer Society, III. 266; "Memorial re-
port of Kent county," VIII. 50: "Pio-
neer days," IV. 55; remarks, XIII. 12-
M- "Smry of the war," XIII. 17; vice-
president State Pioneer Society, IX.
xi., 6; XI. vii., 10; XIII. 5, 26; XIV. 18.
Coffinberry, Mrs. Wright L. (Jane
Beach), XIV. 131.
Coger, — , IV. 280.
Cogershall (Coggeshall). George, pio-
neer, IV. 290, 293; V. 436, 438; bank
organizer, VI. 320.
Coghlan, Daniel, officer of the Montgom-
ery Guards, XIV. 417.
Cognovin, Michael, death of, VIII. 45.
Cogsdill, Gideon, biog., XI. 33.
Cogshall, Dr. B., III. 454.
Cogshall, Bela, death of, V. 487.
Cogshall, Rev. Israel, II. 167-169, 206; X.
53
Cogshall, Rev. W. I., VI. 214.
Cogshall, William B., entered land in
1823, III. 564.
Cogswell, — , XIII. 551.
Cogswell, John, IX. 51.
Cogswell, Maria (Mrs. Jno. C.), IX. 51.
Cogswell, Miss Mina (Mrs. W. H. Faulk-
ner), XIII. 158.
Cogswell, Ruth, IV. 238.
Cogswell, Capt. Sylvester, XIII. 158.
Coinage, early laws enacted to regulate,
XIV. 661.
Coins, value of in British standard, X.
213; values regulated by ordinance of
Quebec, X. 214; for guns, garrison
stores. XII. 126.
132
INDEX.
Colbath, Samuel, member of committee
to locate first capital, XL 238.
Colbert, — , VIII. 381, 388.
Colbert, Ann Elizabeth, death of. XIV. 53.
Colburn, B., III. 280.
Colburn, Mrs. Emily, V. 545.
Colburn, Israel B., VI. 342. 343.
Colburn, J., III. 280.
Colburn, John G., death of, XIII. 114.
Colby, Eastman, entered land, 1821. III.
564, 568; VII. 560.
Colby, E. & Co., merchants, III. 486.
Colby, Ira T., death of, XIII. 282.
Colclazer, Rev. Henry, pioneer preacher,
III. 236, 239-243, 394; IV. 462; V. 82;
IX. 155, 156; XIII. 562, 564; XIV. 555;
memoir of, IX. 159-161.
Colclazer, Rev. Jacob, early preacher, II.
163, 282, 283; X. 53; XIV. 526.
Cold, tempered by lakes, IX. 261.
Cold creek, settlers on captured by In-
dians, barbarous treatment of, XV. 437.
Cold Fleet, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Cold Spring, Indian name of, XII. 379.
Coldwater, bank of, V. 214; county seat.
II. 188; early sketches of, XIII. 123-128;
early hotel, II. 180; in 1830, X. 55; In-
dian name of and village near, trading
post at, III. 149; "Observer," "Report-
er," "Republican," "Sentinel," "Star,"
VI. 71, 221.
Coldwater Prairie, II. 386; VII. 347.
Coldwater settlement (Mt. Morris), III.
437; XIII. 409.
Ooldwater township (Branch county), or-
ganized, VI. 220; IX. 174, 175n.
Colden, Cadwallader, early library men-
tioned, VII. 329.-
Cole, — , Indian, III. 94.
Cole, — , killed by Indians, 1779, IX. 398.
Cole, --, Webster township, II. 483; XIII.
567.
Cole, Deacon — , first teacher in Troy
township, IV. 43, 51.
Cole, Miss — , early pupil of Prof. Nut-
ting's school. II. 447.
Cole, Miss — , (Mrs. Henry Moiles), XIII.
270.
Cole, A. P., student of branch university
at Detroit, V. 543.
Cole, Abram R., death of. XIV. 68.
Cole, Benjamin, biog., XIII. 238, 262.
Cole, Mrs. Benjamin (Miss Phoebe Tuck-
er), XIII. 262.
Cole, Byron E., wrote history of LeRoy
church, XIII. 414.
Cole, Calvin, VI. 256.
Cole, Caroline, death of, XIV. 136.
Cole, Charles, XIII. 270.
Cole, Charles S., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 327; student of
branch university at Detroit, V. 543.
Cole, Chester, death of. IX. 38; XIV. 364.
Cole, D. B., II. 572.
Cole, David. III. 556.
Cole, Deborah P., IV. 283.
Cole, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XL 44.
Cole, Ezra, VII. 516; VIII. 98.
Cole, Mrs. Ezra, death of, XL 95.
Cole, Mrs. Frank (Miss Roberts), early
teacher, I. 297.
Cole, Rev. G. L., XL 28.
Cole, G. W., death of, XL 38.
Cole, H., III. 281.
Cole, Mrs. H. M., IX. 50.
Cole, Henry S., I. 387, 428; II. 178-180,
572; XII. 585; death of, XII. 319; letter
from Thomas Emmerson, IX. 210, 211;
original member of Historical Society1
of Michigan, V. 3; XII. 316; name in
old account book, V. 561; subscription
for books for Young Men's Society,
XII. 372.
Cole, Mrs. Henry S., member of commit-
tee to examine primary schools, 1842.
L 456.
Cole, Hiram, attorney, XL 309.
Cole, Hiram and wife, original members
of first Free Baptist church in Macon
township, XIII. 595.
Cole, Hiram K., county treasurer in
1875-6, L 519.
Cole, Horace G., III. 517.
Cole, I. L., & H. S., X. 86.
Cole, Ichabod, II. 316; IV. 270.
Cole, J. P., "Incidents of the Toledo
war," XIII. 23.
Cole, James A., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Cole, James S. (L.), nom de plume
"Adrian," XIII. 369; XIV. 577-584;
journal cited, XIII. 362 ; journal of trip
from Detroit to Saginaw, 1822, II. 470;
"memoir of W. M. Annin," XIV. 577;
memoir of, XIV. 581-585.
Cole, James W., entered land, 1824, II.
368, 398.
Cole, John, Alpena, VI. 176.
Cole, John, Hillsdale county, IX. 40.
Cole, John, Lansing. XIII. 196, 197.
Cole, John, Leonidas, VIII. 99.
Cole, John, New York, V. 115.
Cole, Jonathan, on Detroit's census roll,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Cole, Justus H., trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, 1845, VI. 145.
Cole, Mrs. L. E. (Lovinia E. Hanson),
teacher. XIV. 362.
Cole, Lawrence W., publishers. VI. 73.
Cole, Ludencia G. (Mrs. Labar), VI. 25t>.
Cole, Lydia (Mrs. Daniel Eldred). XIV.
526.
Cole, Lysander, XIV. 526.
Cole, Mrs. Maggie Porter, XIV. 9, 12.
Cole, Martin S., death of, VI. 254.
Cole, Mrs. O. R. (Miss Curtiss), XT. 7«>.
Cole, Phoebe (Mrs. Burt), V. 115.
Cole, Ralph W., journalist, VI. 83.
Cole, Sally (Mrs. Calvin C.). VI. 256;
XIII.- 129.
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133
Cole, Samuel, II. 582.
Cole, Sands G., VII. 174.
Cole, Thomas, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Cole, Willam, member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Cole, Capt William, XIII. 270.
Cole, Mrs. William (Ann J.), biog., XIII.
267, 270.
Cole, William B., publisher, VI. 88.
Cole, William M., death of, XIII. 238.
Cole & Gardner, E. P., publishers, XII.
398.
Cole & Porter, attorneys, I. 389; IX. 87;
take part in Simmons murder trial, II.
18.
Coleman, Capt. — , VII. 121; XV. 458. 474,
508; ordered to Sandwich, XV. 345.
Coleman, Mrs. — , V. 13.
Coleman, Mrs. Caroline, death of, XIII.
231.
Coleman, Charles, death of, IX. 27.
Coleman, Daniel, pioneer merchant, II.
204, 291; postmaster, 1834, II. 282;
sheriff. II. 296.
Coleman, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 85.
Coleman, George, dentist, V. 229.
Coleman, Horton, soldier of the rebel-
lion, V. 229.
Coleman, J. M., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Coleman, James, land entry, III. 570;
death of, XIII. 282.
Coleman, John, death of, X. 5.
Coleman, Merritt L., V. 229; member
State Pioneer Society, XIV. 196; treas-
urer of society, XIV. vii, 40.
Coleman, Russell, I. 168.
Coleman, Spencer, lawyer* III. 561.
Coleman, William Harrison, II. 213; III.
348; V. 272, 317, 319; VI. 261; XIV.
320, 373; opened first store in Battle
Creek, III. 349; temperance work, XIII.
394; sketch of, V. 228, 230.
Coleman, Mrs. William Harrison, biog.,
XL 79.
Coleman & Brinkerhoof, merchants, XIV.
371.
Coleman. Cooper & Co., II. 298.
Coles, Edward, second governor of Illi-
nois, V. 109; struggle against slavery,
VII. 523.
Coles, Rev. George, VI. 37.
Coles, James, death of, XI. 85.
Coles, Miss Mary Frances (Mrs. E. O.
Haven), VI. 37.
Coleton, David, death of, VIII. 99.
Colfax, Schuyler, IV. 126; in Ypsilanti,
1874; XIII. 561; nominated vice-presi-
dent of United States, IV. 128.
Colgrove, Jane (Mrs. Jeremiah H. Has
call), XIV. 181.
Colhuas, ancient race, III. 46-48.
Colister, Robert. I. 318.
Collamer, Lewis, II. 313.
Collamer, Myron, II. 290, 334.
Collamer, W., II. 334.
Collar, — , built first mill in Cooper town-
ship, V. 405.
Collar, Isaac, "death of, XIII. 280.
Collar, John, II. 353.
Collar, Sarah, death of, VI. 340.
College law, enacted in 1055, VI, 154.
Colleges, Adrian, early instructors, IX.
93; Albion (Spring Arbor seminary;
Wesleyan seminary and female col-
lege), II. 204: VI. 143'; IX. 93. organ-
ized, and history of, II. 204-208; Am-
herst, XIV. 290; Antioch of Ohio,
president of visits Michigan's State
Teachers' Association, IX. 95; Assump-
tion, Montreal, XIII. 481; Battle Creek,
II. 214; Castleton Medical, Vermont,
XIV. 155; Chepultepec Military (Mex-
ico), students' activity curtailed dur-
ing battle, II. 175; Dartmouth, XIII.
573; Detroit (Jesuit) founded, 1877,
XIII. 443, 478; Fairfield medical, V.
355; Fordham, New York, XIII. 467;
Hamilton, VI. 492; Hillsdale (Mich-
igan Central, Free Will Baptist),
anti-slavery question an issue, VI.
144; beginnings of, XIII. 203; bills
to ' incorporate parsed by legisla-
ture, VI. 143; buildings erected, VI.
145; charter granted, VI. 146; X. 47;
constitution, VI. 155; early president,
IX. 93 ; early workers for, VI. 140 ; fire,
VI. 159; Geauga seminary transferred
to, VI. 151; history of, VI. 137-165; in-
corporated, VI. 145; X. 48; instructors,
VI. 147, 160; laying of corner-stone, VI.
151; list of trustees, VI. 162; opened,
VI. 144, 157; publications, VI. 164; re-
moval from Spring Arbor, VI. 148; so-
cieties, VI. 163; students, and first
graduate, VI. 146; Hiram (Western
Reserve Eclectic institute), location,
XIV. 122; Hope, IX. 93; Jefferson,
Pennsylvania, I. 449; Jubilee. Illinois,
founded by Bishop Chase, VII. 364;
Kalamazoo, agent for, XIII. 575; early
instructors of, IX. 93, 95; history of,
XIII. 571-575, origin and growth, XIV.
330, 331; university branch, XIII. 572;
Kalamazoo Business, 1860, IX. 92;
Kenyon, VI. 29; Laporte medical, pres-
ident of, XIII. 516; Michigan Agricul-
tural, II. 130; bill for, passed senate,
1853; defeated in house. VI. 121; bill
passed both houses, 1855, VI. 122;
board of education, VI. 126; constitu-
tional provision for, VI. 120; course of
study, VI. 130; dedication, VI. 126;
early friends of, VI. 124; early in-
structors, IX. 93; established, VII. 34;
first move to establish, III. 39; history
of, VI. 115; land grants, VII. 34; loca-
tion, VI. 122; officers and faculty, VI.
128; plans for building. VI. 125; reor-
ganization, VI. 134; resolution estab-
134 INDEX.
Mshing, III. 39; value of buildings, IV. 420, 421; death of, X. 56; XI. 107;
1889, XIV. 410; Williams Hall, VI. 128; XIII. 238.
Michigan Central, history, VI. 137-165; Collins, Mrs. E. D., V. 440.
see also Hillsdale college, Michigan Collins, George W., entered land in 1823,
Female college, history with sketch of III. 564; IV. 420; XI. 107.
Miss A. C. Rogers, VI. 284; Olivet, Collins, Mrs. Hannah J., biog., XI. 109.
charter granted, 1859, VII. 383; early Collins, Isaac, early settler of Macon
history of, III. 408; instructors, IX. 93; township, XIII. 594.
Petershogen, Germany, graduate of, VI. Collins, J. H., I. 327.
335; Rush medical, Chicago', XIII. 516; Collins, James, early settler of Macon
St. Francis, XIII. 448; St. Marks, Epis- township, XIII. 594; death of, VI. 431.
copal, opened, 1850; abandoned, III. Collins John, VII. 598; death of XIV.
219; St. Mary's, Baltimore, XIII. 463; 193.
Trinity, Conn., called Washington, Collins, John W., first white child born In
graduate of, XIV. 285; Union, New Farmington township, IV. 420; XI. 107.
York, students of, XIV. 352; William Collins, Lucretia (Mrs. D. Goodwin),
and Mary, graduate of, XIII. 510; li- xill 284
brary opened, VII. 330; Williamstown, Collins, Maria, death of, VI. 341.
II. 262; Wesleyan seminary and fe- Collins, Morgan L., III. 342, 343; land en-
male college, early teachers of, IX. 93; try, II 273.
Western Reserve Eclectic Institute Collins, Capt. Robert M., V. 440; mem-
(Hiram college), XIV. 122; see also ber of relief committee appointed by
universities. Gov Baldwin to aid fire sufferers, IX.
Coller's Hill, XIII. 588. 339 ; publisher, VII. 494.
Colleton Lieut. —, X. 259. • Collins, S. S., land entry, II. 273.
Collett, Luc, priest, V. 106. Collins, Sarah J., IV. 194.
Collier, Mrs. Caroline M., death of, XL Collins, Sylvester, death of, XIII. 164;
136- biog., XIII. 167.
Collier, Daniel, attorney, VIII. 170. Collins, Timothy, first pastor of Litch-
Co her, E. P., III. 378 field( Conn., XIII. 284.
Col Her, Lieut. George, X. 373. Collins, Rev. Wellington H., III. 236-238.
Collier, Miss Hattie M., III. 360, 361. Collister, John, II. 398.
Collier, Prof. Hiram, L. L. D., instructor Colman, E, A., II. 161.
in Hillsdale college, VI. 160. Colmani Francis, II. 161.
Collier, J. & D. L., law firm, IV. 285. Colman, Julia, II. 161.
Collier, Miss Jessie, III. 361. Colman, William H., II. 161.
Collier, James, attorney, VIII. 170. Colon Seminary, early principal of, IX.
Collier, John, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409. 93.
Collier, Leonard C., VII. 357. "Colonel Myers," gun boat, British, car-
Collier, Capt. Levi, highway tax, 1812, IV. ried troops to the Miami, 1813, XV.
409; XV. 675. 276, 290.
Collier, Orrin, death of, V. 527. Colored school organized in Detroit, I.
Collier, R., III. 292. 453.
Collier, Rufus, II. 485. Colt, Dr. — , V. 380.
Collier, Stephen, memoir of, III. 377. Colt, George, death of, XIV. 111.
Collier, Mrs. Stephen, III. 377. Colter, Rufus, V. 192.
Collier, Victor P., III. 351; V. 320, 321; Colton, C., VI. v., vii.; "Lake St. Clair,"
im-noir of Stephen Collier, III, 377; VI. 418.
publisher, VI. 66; sketch of, III. 366. Colton, Capt. C. C.. of Indiana, his tern-
Collier & Stowell, II. 334. perance work, XIII. 395; tribute to by
Collin, Rev. H. P., VII. 350; IX. 23. Judge Graves, XIII. 396.
Colling, Joseph, X. 116. Colton, H., land entry, III. 402, 404.
Collins, — , member of committee to ex- Colton, John B., III. 545.
amine into the administration of jus- Coltrin, Cyrus, agent to solicit subscrip-
tice in Hesse, XI. 627, 650; XII. 2. tions for Hillsdale college, VI. 142; X.
Collins, — , of Toledo, III. 345. 40, 46.
Collins, Sergeant — , killed, XV. 665. "Columbia," boat, VI. 177.
Collins, A. F., VII. 385. Columbia river, early salmon fishing in,
Collins, Abel, death of, XIII. 277; XIV. VII. 503; high tides, VII. 505.
183. Columbia township (Jackson county), or
Collins, Ann Eliza, IV. 194. ganized, IV. 280; history of, IV. 276.
Collins, B.. III. 281. Columbia University (New York), list of
Collins', Charles, death of, VIII. 115. early graduates, XIV. 356.
Collins, Cynthia Maria (Mrs. G W. C.). Columbus, Christopher, assisted by
INDEX.
135
Spain, XIV. 651; tribute to, IV. 200:
XIII. 582.
Columbus, Ohio, I. 507.
"Columbus," boat, XIV. 543.
Colver, Miss Anne (Mrs. C. C. Darling),
IV. 264.
Colrin, — , and wife, II. 457.
Colvln, Mrs. — , daughter of F. R. Steb-
bins, IX. 118.
Colvin, Mrs. Margaret, biog., XI. 108.
Colvin, Randal, XIV. 424.
ColYin, William, III. 555.
Collwell, Christopher, death of, IX. 58.
Colwell, Capt. — , IX. 116.
Colwell, H. J., I. 268, 269.
Colwell, Llewellyn A., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519.
Colwell, Mary (Mrs. Cutler), VI. 270.
Colwell, Samuel, II. 572.
Colyar, Rachel (Mrs. B. McClary), IV.
232
Colyer, William, I. 239, 241, 245, 248;
death of, VIII. 56.
Combs, "Grandfather" — , XIV. 489.
Combs, Giles, death of, VII. 581, 586.
Combs, John, hunter and violinist, and
family, XIV. 489.
Combs, for Indians. X. 496, 580, 632; XII.
41, 82, 146. 158, 175, 223, 228, 233, 241,
257, 274, 284, 287, 302; invoice sent
from Michilimackinac to Chicago, XV.
224
Comfort, Dr. — , IX. 333.
Comfort, Aaron, II. 414; XIV. 269.
Comfort, Anna Woolsten, death of, V.
446.
Comfort, Elizabeth R., death of, V. 447.
Comfort, W. H., death of, IX. 37.
Comfort. Rev. William C., II. 167-169;
XIV. 600.
Comfort. Mrs. William C., XIV. 609.
Comhard, John D., II. 583.
Coming Thunder, Indian name for Rev.
Henry Pah-tah-qua-hong Chase; see
Chase, Rev. H. P.
Comings, Betsey, taught first school in
Galesburg township, VII. 482.
Comings, Harriet (Mrs. Linus Ellison),
death of, XIV. 127.
Comings, James R., V. 268; VII. 480;
XIV. 127; ground wheat in a coffee
mill, VII. 482.
Comings, Nancy P. (Mrs. L. J. Fox), XIV.
127.
Comings, Deacon Sherman, p'oneer, 1830,
V. 256 257, 267, 361, 362, 391; VI. 308;
VII. 480-482; an item from an old ac-
count book, V. 268; first Congrega-
tional church of Comstock oreanized
at house of, V. 413; sketch of, XIV. 127.*
Comings, Mrs. Sherman, original mem-
ber of first Congregational church in
Comstock, V. 413.
Commerce, regulations proposed, 1788,
XI. 641; and shipbuilding of Ottawa
county, IX. 280.
"Commerce," boat, IX. 162.
Commerce township (Oakland county),
first land entry, III. 563; history of,
XIV. 421; lines, location and settle-
ment, VII. 560.
Commissioner of lands, office created,
VII. 27.
Common law, history of, XII. 489.
Commodore, transport, 1862, III. 187.
"Commodore Perry," boat, XIV. 543.
Comparet, Jean Baptiste, I. 345; taxable
property, 1802; VIII. 539.
Comparet, Michel, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 540.
Compary, Frangois, on Detroit's census,
1779, X. 326.
Compass, Burt's Solar, V. 119, 120; per-
fected and patented, V. 123; variations
of needle led to discovery of iron in
upper peninsula, VIII. 147.
Compasses, garrison supplies, XI. 417;
XII. 126.
Comtois, Father, priest, VII. 177.
Compton, — , I. 158.
Compton, Helena (Mrs. Vaill), II. 505.
Compton, Henry, member of the legisla-
ture, XIV. 412.
Compton, Jacob, XIV. 423.
Comstock, — , Detroit, II. 176.
Comstock, Deacon — , III. 618.
Comstock, "Old" — , V. 236; XIV. 320.
Comstock, The Misses, II. 445.
Comstock, A. H., XIII. 253.
Comstock, Mrs. A. H. (Miss Lizzie Had-
ley), XIII. 253.
Comstock, Addison J., II. 364, 369, 374,
413; IV. 106; VII. 523, 525, 528; XII.
408; Addison village named for, XII.
389; first postmaster at Adrian, I. 230;
V. 78; donated site of Adrian's court
house, I. 231; projector of Adrian with
Isaac Dean, VIII. 193; platted village,
III. 553.
Comstock, Augusta, death of. XI. 39.
Comstock, Betsey Fuller, death of, IX. 47.
Comstock, C. C., VI. 332, 333.
Comstock, Darius, pioneer of Lenawee
countv, I. 223; II. 359, 364, 413, 414,
424, 425; III. 513; VII. 528; XII. 389,
408; built second mill in Lenawee
county, I. 229; first township meeting
held at house of. I. 229; II. 359; land
entry. II. 368, 370; VII. 525; memoir,
III. 554; superintended blasting rock
for Erie canal at Lockport, IX. 164.
Comstock, Mrs. Darius, II. 425; III. 554.
Comstock, Judge Ellas. II. 483. 4S4, 486;
death of, XI. 128; member State Pio-
neer Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Comstock, Rev. Elkanah B., pioneer
preacher, III. 599; V. 48-50; VIII. 68;
XIII. 408; XIV. 590.
136 INDEX.
Comstock, Mrs. Eugene, death of, XIII. Comstock, Warner M., death of, VI. 340.
13°- Comstock, William, established the Gra-
Comstock, Eunice, death of, XITI. 227. tiot News, 1856, II. 269.
Comstock, Fannie (Mrs. Wm. Giddings), Comstock, Willie, killed by Indians V.
V. 360. 360.
Comstock, Hannah (Mrs. O. C. C.), biog., Comstock & Dean, II. 373.
VII. 375; children of, VII. 376. Comstock township (Kalamazoo county),
Comstock, Gen. Horace H., attorney, for ancient garden beds in, II. 24; history
whom village was named, I. 130, 131, of the settlement, VII. 479. .
209, 210; V. 359, 361, 390; VI. 311; VII. Comstock, village, history of, V. 359; Al-
473; XI. 277, 309; first postmaster of phadelphia association formed, 1844,
Comstock township, VII. 480; member V. 406, 412; "Alphadelphia Tocsin,"
of the legislature, III. 272; V. 360, 403; "Primitive Expounder," V. 410; history
negotiated loan for first court house of of Congregational church, V. 413.
Kalamazoo, XIII. 596; sketch of, XI. Conant, Miss Amelia (Mrs. Winter),
315; vote for state senator, II. 231, 234. daughter of Eleazer, VIII. 179.
Comstock, Mrs. Horace H., niece of J. Conant, Eleazer, graduate of Yale, VIII.
Fenimore Cooper, V. 359. 179.
Comstock, Job S., IV. 106. Conant, F. H., XI. 9; member State Pio-
Comstock, John, XIV. 424. neer Society, IX. 90; XI. 12; member
Comstock, John T., VII. 531; VIII. 55. Detroit company to repress Indians,
Com&tock, Jonathan, II. 220. XIII. 505.
Comstock, Joseph B., V. 142. Conant, Dr. Harry, VI. 377; XII. 564, 565;
Comstock, Levi, III. 281, 283. graduate of Middlebury college in
Comstock, Mrs. Lydia, death of, V. 529. 1813, VIII. 180.
Comstock, Nathan, III. 553. Conant, Mrs. Harry, VIII. 180.
Comstock, Nicoll, VII. 376. Conant, Harry A., member State Pioneer
Comstock, Dr. Oliver C., I. v., 7 14, 55, Society, VII. 151; VIII. 12.
57, 59, 61, 84, 85; II. 7, 12, 205; 'ill. vii., Conant, Henry, VI. 377.
viii., 377, 541; IV. v., vi., viii. 4, 7; V. Conant, Dr. Horatio, VI. 374, 375; VIII.
10-13; VI. 9, 263, 264; VII. 375; VIII. 179,180,193,660; lost papers of Ohio's
vii.; IX. 5, 6-10; XI. v., 7, 212; XIII. 2; court held at Toledo, later recovered,
commissioner of internalimprovement, VII. 73.
I. 55; XIV. 412; gifts of, I. 63; II. 87; Conant, Mack, VII. 290.
"Histories of Calhoun County," II. 193; Conant, Miss Martha (Mrs. Tillman),
"Eaton County," III. 378; "Trinity student of female seminary, Detroit,
Church, Marshall," IV. 217; "Internal 1841, V. 545.
Improvements," I. 46; letter from Dr. Conant, Gov. Roger, of Salem colony,
J. H. Jerome, V. 124; memorial reports XIV- i77-
of Calhoun county, III. 371; XI. 29; Conant, Judge Shubael, settled in De-
XIII. 129; original member State Pio- troit, 1807, I. 24, 423, 470, 499-501;
neer Society, member committees, to H. 38, 412, 572; III. 581; IV. 472; VIII.
organize, I. 8, 9; of historians, I. iii., 179, 180, 182, 234, 235; X. 87; XII. 322,
56, 81, 83, 91-93; II. iii., vii. 10, 68, 69; 340; XIV. 415; his account book, V.
III. xi., 3, 4, 11, 100; IV. 9, 10; V. iii., 2; 558; member first board of water-com-
VI. iii., 4, 12; VII. iv., x., 3-6, 8, 12; mi&sioners, Detroit, IV. 469; member
VIII. v., xiv., 8, 18; IX. v., xii.; X. iv.; of commission to locate county seat
XI. iv., viii., 10; XII. iii.; XIII. iv., 5, of Washtenaw county, VII. 588; mem-
25; XIV. 17; to nominate officers, V. her State Historical Society, 1829, XII.
11; XIII. 7; portrait of, IV. 217; presi- 317; signs notice to reorganize State
dent State Pioneer Society, I. 28; X. Historical Society, XII. 322.
vii.; president's address, I. 67; re- Conant & Mack, built srovernment turn-
marks, XIII. 33; represented society at Pike, price received, XIV. 537.
semi-centennial celebration of Michi- Concord "News," VI. 80.
gan, IX. 218; sketches of Thomas Conde, Prince of, VIII. 423; governor
CMsholm and Rev. Calvin Clarke, II. 1612, III. 117.
262-3. Isaac E. Crary. XIV. 230. Mar- Condict. H. D., attorney, VII. 528.
tin Heydenburk, III. 1 52, Rev. John D. Condig, priest, see Kundig, Martin
Pierce, V. 184. Robert Stmrt, III. 52, Condon, — , VIII. 523.
F^^kiah d. WPHS. VIII. 170. B. O Condon, Elizabeth (Mrs. Hayden) VIII
Williams, XIII. 7; "The Crary-Corwin '30.
Controversy." XIV. 24-27; tribute to Condon, David R., attorney, XI. 310.
Judge Woodruff. XII. 6; vice-president Condon, James, of Detroit, remained
St<*te Pioneer Societv. I. 13. British subject at close of revolution-
Comstock, Sabina, V. 360. ary war. VIII. 411.
INDEX. 137
Condon, Redmond, of Detroit, remained dlan exiles, XIII. 496; lands and cash
British subject at close of revolution- for Sault Ste. Marie canal, VII. 57;
ary war, VIII. 410. VIII. 154, 155; lands for school pur-
Condon, William, death of, VIII. 46. poses, I. 40, 42, 451, XIV. 284; lands
Condon, Mrs. William, IV. 233. for University of Michigan, i. 40, 42.
Cone, Frederick, IX. 202. 172; VII. 29; authorized publication of
Cone, Linus, IX. viii.; exhibit of fruit, "Register," XII. 535; memorialized for
1847, X. 77; land entry, IX. 202; mem- general court at Detroit, VIII. 511; pe-
ber State Horticultural Society, X. titioned by Michigan territory for rep-
83; memoir, IX. 201; publisher, VI. resentation, XII. 544; for change of
5f6; received diploma from State Ag- government, 1809, VIII. 596; prohibited
ricultural Society, IX. 204. slavery in Michigan, I. 415; receives
'Cone, Mrs. Linus, IX. 202, 203. land grants from individual states,
Cone, Lorenzo, IX. 202. reservations for educational purposes.
Cone, Riley, IX. 200. VII. 18.
Cone, Rev. Spencer, HI. 141. Congressmen, list of to 1881, III. 122-124.
Conely, John D., attorney, III. 508; candi- Conine, P. L., V. 312.
date for congress, II. 329. Conjurers (Indian), their performances
Conferences of early Methodism, II. 158- and influence, XIV. 214-220; see also
167; see also Methodism. Medicine men.
Congdon, Benjamin, XIV. 424. Conkite, — , I. 158.
Congdon, James M., death of, XIV. 189. Conklin,' Deacon — ', II. 415.
Conger, Mrs. A. G. (Mary J. Riblet), first Conklin', A., I. 133.
white child born in township, I. 180. Conklin, Dr. Amariah,' II. 52t5.
Conger, Cornelius, death of, XIII. 212. Conklin, Anna (Mrs. G. C.), brief mem
Conger, D. B., V. 478. oir of> VII. 581.
Conger, Col. James L., V. 469, 471; at- Conklin, Dr. Ebenezer H., entered land,
tends celebration of Clinton & Kala- u&i n 524
mazoo canal XIV 553; congressman, Conklin Gilbert> yil. 582.
Ill 123; president Lake St. Clair bank, Conklin; Mrs. Harriet, death of, VIII. 115.
Conklin, Isaac N., death of. VII. 593.
Conger, Nelson B., memoir of, VII. 581. „ , „ -«rTTT 1on. VTV
Conger! Omar D., VI. 495; congressman, Coftn_kli_n' James> blog" XIIL 1
III. 124; located mill at Lakeport, VI. ,, ' . ,, T ,,,. „ r>0,^M^
415; member of State Historical So- Conkl^» ?**'**?£ i^v^n
ciety XII 323 death of, XIII. 130; XIV. 70.
Conger, Mrs. Omar D., IV. 124. g°nk"n' ?ev' R; £•. VI. 377
Conger Bros I 247 Conklin, Samuel G., VII. 544.
Congregationkl 'associations formed, XII. Conklin, Thomas, V 526; VI. 432.
356-358; church founded by resolu- Conk m, William VI. 421
tions on board the Mayflower, XII. Conkling, Prof. Alanson XI\
352; church form independent society, Conkling, Henry C., county clerk, 1,
I. 401; Churches of Comstock and l- 519-
Galesburg, V. 413; Detroit, location of Conkwright, James M., IX. 255.
first, X. 92; Jackson, II. 347; Lansing, Conley, Rev. C. E., II. 405.
Plymouth, twenty years of its history, Conley, James, IV. 279.
VII. 404; Romeo, celebration of, II. 433; Conley, Stephen G.. death of.
union with Presbyterian churches, I. Conlin, James, death of, V. 484.
401; XIT. 353; see also churches. Conlin. Mrs. Nancy, III. 638.
Congregationalism in Michigan down to Conlisk, Peter, death of, VI. 3S3.
1884, VII. 103; XII. 351. Conlisk, Thomas, death of, XIII. 227.
"Congress," armed ship, destroyed by Conn. Robert, I. 345.
the Merrimac, III. 186, 187. Connable, E. J., II. 206, 207: established
"Congress," propeller burned, VI. 194. fire clay company of Jackson, II. 337.
Congress of Nations (Indians), assemble 338V 340, 341.
at Sault Ste. Marie,- 1671, VII. Ii2. Connable, R. & Son. VII. 387.
Congress, United States, acts prohibiting Connable, Penny & Co., II. 340.
slavery in Michigan, I. 415; providing Connecticut, deeds title of northwest ter-
for the laying out of Detroit, XII. 474; ritory to congress. VII. 18; once a part
to establish northern boundary line of of Michigan, X. 65.
Ohio and to provide for the admission Connecticut river, pine growing on, VII
of Michigan as a state. XI. 157; ad- 242.
dressed by Indians, XII. 112; XIIL Connell, P. J., I. 296.
104; appropriations, for payment of Conner, Henry and James, see Connor.
war claims, XII. 588; lands for Cana- Conning, "Squire," XIV. 497.
18
138 INDEX.
Conniway, James, member of Gen. Me 437; VI. 64; editorial on agricultural
Arthur's expedition, VIII. 654. college, VI. 124.
Connolly, Dr. John, recruiting officer, III. Considine, Rev. William P., priest,
17; X. 420. memoir of, XIII. 463.
Connor, — , XII. 106. Conspiracy of Indians against the Eng
Connor, Andrew J., member of the lish, VIII. 266; of Pontiac and siege ol
Brady Guards, XIII. 526. Detroit, accounts of, VIII. 340-364; see
Connor, Henry (Wahbeskendip, Indian also Pontiac's conspiracy.
name), interpreter, V. 453, 455; VI. Constant, — , pioneer trader, I. 286.
486; VII. 244; VIII. 406; X. 105, 106, Constant, J. B., interpreter, XI. 344, 345;
115; XII. 336; interpreter for Gen. XIII. 75.
Cass at treaty of 1819, VII. 264, 268; Constant, Louis, X. 227.
land entry, III. 570; VII. 561; on cen- Constantine, Emperor, date of reign, XII.
sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; 487.
supervisor of highways, 1818, VUl Constantine, — , Recollect priest, killed
660. by Indians, VIII. 433; see also L'Halle,
Connor, I. B., VIII. 107. Constantine de.
Connor, James, IV. 310, 311, 330, 331, Constantine "Advertiser and Mercury,"
472, 479; V. 467; VI. 357, 358, 359, 423, VI. 94; bank, V. 210; school princi-
486; VII. 142; VIII. 406, 657; X. 87; pals, IX. 95.
XII. 336; pays annuities to Indians. "Constellation," boat, XIV. 543.
XII. 694; reverted to Indians by con- "Constitution," boat, VII. 289; .XIV. 543.
tract, then purchased by parents, IV. Constitution of Michigan, conventions
308; V. 453, 454, 456, 458; signed of 1835, 1850, and names of delegates,
address to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff. VIII. III. 37, 115; XIII. 357; extracts from,
656; ads. Charles Blake, XL 624. VIII. 128; XII. 469; supreme court
Connor, John, I. 345, 347; IV. 309; V. judges of 1835, III. 116; of the United
447; X. 115; captured by In Hans and States, address on, XI. 144; extract
escape of, IV. 310; memoir, V. 456,460. from relative to slavery, XII. 469; of
Connor, Mrs. John, V. 456, 457; escaped State Pioneer Society, I. 10.
capture by Indians, ITr. 310. Constois, Denis, signs letter to Capt.
Connor, Joseph, V. 459, 465. Roberts, XV. 246.
Connor, Dr. Leartus, VI. 264. Contenos, John B., IV. 319.
Connor, Miss Margaret (Mrs. Ege), stu- "Contractor," sailing vessel of 1802, I.
dent of female seminary, Detroit, V. 406; XV. 64; certificate of clearance,
545. dated 1805, VIII. 548.
Connor, Olive, death of, XIII. 226. Contreras (Mex.) battle, Michigan troops
Connor, R. H., III. 645. at, II. 173, 175; see also Battles.
Connor, Richard, captive among Indians, Conventions, state, 1835 and 1850, III.
early settler on Clinton river, IV. 307- 37; of 1836, extracts of proceedings,
9; V. 452; VIII. 406; XII. 336; children XI, 158.
of, V. 453-455, 458; X. 115; member of Converse, — , boy rescued from Indians
Moravian settlement, X. 114; ransoms when about to be burned, VII. 135.
wife and son of Indians, V. 453; taxa- Converse, Elijah, I. 385, 423; II. 572.
ble property, 1802, VIII. 540. Converse, Mrs. Huldah, VI. 340.
Connor, Mrs. Richard, captured by In- Converse, Rebecca, I. 423.
dians, an account of, IV. 308; ran- Convicts and prison life, tables of com-
somed by husband, V. 453. parisons, VI. 99-101.
Connor, Susanna (Mrs. Harrington), first Convis, Albert, V. 261, 266.
white child born in Macomb county, Convis, Caroline M., II. 213.
baptized at Moravian mission, IV. 308, Convis, Gen. Ezra, Sr., I. 130; II. 211.
309; V. 454; X. 114. 115. 213. 214, 220; III. 34S; V. 229. 259, 252,
Connor, William, III. -304; V. 453; X. 115; 265-267, 270, 290; children of, V. 261;
acting as interpreter for C. C. Trow- land entry.. III. 401; member "Augus-
bridge, VI. 486; messenger from Gen. ta" company, V. 386; member of the
Harrison to Commodore Perry, IV. legislature and speaker of the house,
328; settled in Michigan in 1825, X II. 231; V. 260, 264; memoir of, V.
56; soldier of the Black Hawk war, V. 259, 261; township named for, II. 223.
504. Convis, Mrs. Ezra, Sr., III. 356; V. 261.
Connor & Grey, V. 467. Convis, Ezra, Jr., V. 261, 266.
Connor's creek, I. 359; VII. 244. Convis. Samuel, I. 130; II. 220; III. 348:
Conorton. James. VT. 340. V. 256. 259, 265; VI. 254.
Conover, C. A., VI. 236. Convis townshin (Calhonn county), or
Conover, J. S., publisher, VI. 72. ganized, II. 195; for whom named, II.
Conover, Rev. James F., publisher, IV. 223.
INDEX. 139
Conway, James J., instructor in Detroit Cook, Mrs. Elizabeth, sketch of, IV. 388;
college, XIII. 444. VI. 447.
Conway, John, pioneer, II. 221; III. 348; Cook, Erastus, V. 338.
V. 236, 246; XIV. 302. Cook, Eva (Mrs. Erastus C.), V. 338.
Conway, Hannah, IV. 194. Cook, Evaline J., death of, XL 131.
Conway, S. T., publisher, VI. 95. Cook, Deacon Ezekiel, III. 378; first Con-
Conway, Mrs. Susan, death of, XIV. 147. gregational church of Homer organ-
Coocush prairie, VII. 347. ized at home of, X. 34, 46; memoir,
Cook, — , early merchant of Port Huron, VII. 568, 575.
XIII. 336. Cook, Frank P., printer, III. 274.
Cook, — , of the British army, X. 336. Cook, G. Percy, statistics of Brooklyn in
Cook, Mrs. — , conductor of female semi- 1854, XII. 397.
nary, XIV. 336. Cook, George, XIV. 423.
Cook, A., III. 281. Cook, George G., soldier of war of 1812,
Cook, A. S., signed address to Maj. Wm. V. 554.
A. Puthuff, VIII. 656. Cook, H., III. 281.
Cook, Miss Abigail (Mrs. Crager), VI. Cook, Henry, I. 130; first supervisor in
438. Calhoun county, II. 196; vote for rep-
Cook, Abraham (Abram), I. 345; II. 572; resentative, II. 223.
XII. 553; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; Cook, Henry R., X. 37*39; one of the first
loss by fire, I. 347; on census roll of students of Michigan Central (now
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; on election Hillsdale) college, VI. 144, 146; X. 46.
roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 511; signed ad- Cook, Rev. Herbert J., VI. 246; VII. 365;
dress to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. „ Ix- 23-
656; subscription for the purchase Cook- Horace L., V. 488.
of gunpowder, VIII. 620; residence of Cook, Hugh, I. 170; IV. 248; trustee of
IV. 474. Hillsdale college, VI. 163.
Cook, Addison P., IV. 271-274; death of, Cook, J. Ill 280, 281.
VII. 466; XIV. 44; land entry, IV. 278; Cook, J. L., X. 39.
member State Pioneer Society, I. 86. Cook, J. Q^ A., IV. 388.
Cook, Prof. Albert J., instructor in Agri- Cook» J- w-- efforts of to rescue drown-
cultural college VII. 102 Ing' VII> 386>
Cook, Capt. Amos' P., and wife, death of. C°ok- Jacob C" highway tax, 1812, IV.
XIII. 238. « , T „ rAr
Cook Amy VI 438 Cook, James, V. 505.
Cook! Andr'ew/Xiv'. 423. Cook, James H postmaster, VI. 348.
Cook] Mrs. Aiina, death of, XI. 39. Co°£. ^ 2J0^oe<?ChanSed PriS°Der °f
Asa R TT 25>Q war, AV. ^Ub, 6S$.
' v£a 7-otv, ff' TY OQ v 97 K1 Cook, John, Detroit, II. 572.
is Catharlne' K' 39; X' 37' 51; Cook, John, Monroe, VI. 377.
Cook, John, Oakland county, XIV. 423.
C°1tS- ? rar«n " COUU 7 treasurer m Cook, Mrs. John A., death of, XIV. 67.
Cook, John H., soldier of the Mexican
Cook, Charles R., death of XIV 69. war wounded in battle, VII. 118.
Cook, Chauncy and wife IV. 387. Cook> John P L 7 14 168; VL 159; first
Cook, Clinton T., XIII lol treasurer of Hillsdale county, I. 171,
Cook, Collms B., death of, VI. 447. 179. IV> 256; member board for insti-
Cook, Mrs. Cordelia W. (Miss Cowles). tution for deaf and dumb, III. 443;
sketch of, XI. 47, 54. XIII. 295; trustee of Hillsdale college,
Cook, D. B., publisher, VI. 71; X. 159; yi 162
extracts from his diary, X. 160. Cook John R., death of, IX. 37.
Cook, David, II. 483, 524, 525; member Cook, Mrs. Julia Hofer, X. 50.
of Nurserymen and Fruit Growers' As- Cook, Col. Levi, early merchant, I. 333.
sociation, X. 81, 82, 423, 499, 500, 512: II. 511, 572; III. 598;
Cook, E. J., VII. 575. IV. 493, 494; V. 560; VI. 438; VII. 178;
Cook, Edward, HI. 567. X. 86, 87; XII. 554, 585; XIV. 415; ap-
Cook, Elias, VII. 575. pointed treasurer of territory, IV. 106;
Cook, Rev. Elijah, Jr., pioneer preacher, authorized to purchase Ypsilanti and
II. 225, 227; VI. 138; X. 35-39; donated Tecumseh Ry. for state, XIV. 410;
church site, X. 40-51; grave of, VI. bank president, XIV. 414; mayor, IV.
165; memoir, VI. 139-143, 145, 146; 464; X. 104; teacher, 1816, V. 549;
trustee of Hillsdale college, VI. 148. VIII. 235.
152, 154. 162. Cook, Lewie A., III. 556.
Cook, Elisha H., X. 39, 42. 49. 51; trus- Cook, Lilly, XIV. 44; member State Pio-
tee of Hillsdale college, VI. 147. neer Society, I. 86.
140
INDEX.
Cook, Lorenzo D., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Cook, M., III. 281.
Cook, Madison, XIV. 494.
Cook, Ora, biog., III. 618.
Cook, Orlando N., death of, XIII. 115.
Cook, Orville, I. 333; II. 572; V. 549;
VII. 617; VIII. 235; associate justice.
IV. 106.
Cook, P., III. 281.
Cook, Percy, and wife, IV. 271, 272.-
Cook, Peter, I. 327.
Cook, Peter J., member of the legisla-
ture, III. 306; XIV. 412.
Cook, Peter N., and wife, IV. 388.
Cook, Phineas, X. 159.
Cook, Rev. R. H., II. 163, 164.
Cook, Robert M., death of, XIV. 136.
Cook, Rufus R., XI. 54.
Cook, Russell, IV. 233.
Cook, S. P., signed address to Maj. Wm.
A. Puthuff, VIII. 656.
Cook, Rev. S. R., XL 8; XIV. 23.
Cook, Solon, I. 337, 338.
Cook, Mrs. Solon, I. 337; III. 638.
Cook, Theodore, X. 40, 42, 46.
Cook, Thomas E., VII. 175.
Cook, Thomas M., member State His-
torical Society, XII. 348.
Cook, William, I. 59. 86; V. 505; VI. 283.
Cook, William A., IV. 422.
Cook, William N., attorney, III. 544-546;
XL 88, 310; XIII. 26, 225; XIV. 7.
Cook, William W., gift of, VIII. 12; pub-
lisher, VI. 76, 89.
Cook, Austin & Sherman, IV. 273.
Cook & Burns, IV. 493; VII. 617.
Cook & Kitteridge, land entry, V. 481.
Cook Bros., merchants, IV. 273; XII. 396.
Cooke, Julia W., IV. 194.
Cook's mills, XV. 653.
Cooke's prairie, Freewill Baptist church,
history of, X. 33; anti-slavery cause,
X. 48.
Cool, — , II. 21.
Coolbaugh, Rev. — , VI. 337.
Cooledge, Judge Henry H., V. 508; death
of, VIII. 20.
Cooledge, Mrs. Henry H.( death of, .VIII.
22.
Cooledge, Seneca W.. memoir of, VII.
449.
Cooley, A. B., V. 477.
Cooley, A. W.-, memoir of, X. 193.
Cooley, Anthony, pioneer, I. 209, 210;
his family and trip to Michigan, XIV.
272; land entry, IV. 173.
Cooley, Mrs. Anthony, XIV. 272.
Cooley, Ashael, inventor, XIV. 382.
Cooley, C. C., V. 53; member first
Nurserymen and Fruit Growers' Asso-
ciation. X. 80, 81.
Cooley, Dr. Dennis, classified large spe^i-
mens of the flora of Michigan, V. 122:
member State Historical Society, XII.
317, 326.
Cooley, Elias, Sr., pioneer, I. 209; II. 159,
164.
Cooley, Mrs. Elias, Sr., II. 159.
Cooley, Rev. Elias, Jr., II. 159, 164; III.
481; student of Dr. Stone's school, V.
421; X. 31: university examinations.
XIV. 350.
Cooley, Elihu H., III. 356; IV. 284.
Cooley, Gabriel, V. 486.
Cooley, Jacob F., gift of, I. 31. 160.
Cooley, John, III. 342; XL 96.
Cooley, Joseph, death of, XIII. 281.
Cooley, Rodney O., member of commis-
sion to organize Ry. company, 1835, V.
473-475, 479.
Cooley, Russell, pioneer, II. 479; XIII.
547.
Cooley, Solon, V. 487.
Cooley, Judge Thomas Mclntyre, II. 367;
III. 528; V. 4; VI. 338; VII. vii.. 490,
492, 510; VIII. 9, 167; X. 107; XL 11.
13, 157, 159; XII. 325, 331; XIV- 25.
96, 271, 383; chosen to represent State
Pioneer Society at semi-centennial
celebration of Michigan, IX. 218; chief
justice of Michigan, III. 116; gift of.
XII. .332; history cited, XIII. 318; lec-
turer upon constitutional law at uni-
versity of Michigan, V. 36; member
State Historical Society, XII. 323;
memoirs of Charles Upson, IX. 188,
Judge Consider A. Stacy, XIV. 268;
original member State Pioneer Soci-
ety, and member committee of histo-
rians, I. 84; IX. v., xii.; XL 10; pre-
sents font to Plymouth church, Lan-
sing, VII. 413; remarks on the ordi-
nance of 1787, XL 217, on J. Webster
Childs, VI. 454; "Sketch of the Life of
D. Darwin Hughes," VII. 509; tribute
to pioneer women, XIV. 519.
Cooley, Wilber A., death of, IX. 54.
Cooley & Vickery, IV. 173.
Cooley & Withington, II. 340, 342.
Cooly. Calvin, taxable property. 1802,
VIII. 536.
Cooly, Dedienne. taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 536.
Coomer, A. H., II. 394, VII. 544.
Coomer, Jonathan G., death of, XIII. 132.
Coon, Able, VI. 244.
Coon, Abraham, XI. 345.
Coon, Andrew, VI. 399; biog., VI. 403.
Coon, Cassandra (Mrs. Hazzard), III.
616.
Coon, David, biog., III. 638.
Coon, Maj. (Capt.) Druby L., landlord,
soldier of the war of the rebellion,
VIII. 65; promoted to rank of major,
XV. 159.
Coon, Ephraim, miner, VII. 207, 208'.
Coon, Isaac D., V. 486.
Coon. J. S., V. 322.
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141
Coon, Joseph, death of, XIV. 193.
Coon, Mrs. Samuel, death of, IX. 77.
Coon, see Raccoon.
Cooney, Michael, death of, XL 105.
Cooper, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Cooper, Gen. — , confederate soldier, war
of the rebellion, III. 178.
Cooper, Judge — , V. 403.
Cooper, Lieut. — , XII. 187, 188, 203, 208.
Cooper, Sir Astley, his writings cited,
XIII. 516.
Cooper, Rev. Benjamin, preacher, 1828,
III. 239; IV. 226; VIII. 219; XIII. 563;
XIV. 444.
Cooper, Charles B., publisher, VI. 98.
Cooper, Chauncey, IV. 298.
Cooper, Clarissa A. (Mrs. H. C.), IV. 232.
Cooper, Daniel, name in old account
book, V. 561.
Cooper, David, I. 346, 377, 418, 428, 429,
449; II. 14, 572; held old tax roll of
Detroit, IV. 410.
Cooper, Rev. David M., IV. vi., 184, 187,
188, 410; VI. 396; address at church
anniversary, IV. 190; receives letter
from Zachary Eddy, tribute to Rev.
George Duffleld, VII". 626; student of
branch university at Detroit, V. 543.
Cooper, E. G., death of, VI. 448.
Cooper, Elizabeth, I. 345.
Cooper, Miss Ellen Emily (Mrs. Lyster),
III. 557.
Cooper, Gage M., death of, XIV. 184.
Cooper, George A., wounded in battle in
Mexico, VII. 118.
Cooper, George B., II. vi., 204, 272, 279,
349; V. 352; banker, II. 291; congress-
man, III. 124; IV. 126; postmaster, II.
282; senator, II. 312, 314, 322; state
treasurer, II. 298, 299, 303.
Cooper, George B. & Co., II. 298, 303, 305,
308.
Cooper, George S., III. 476, 481; IX. 45.
Cooper, George S. & Co., XL 52.
Cooper, Gilbert, IV. 61; memoir of, XIV.
483.
Cooper, Harris, III. 425.
Cooper, Horatio, IV. 232.
Cooper, J. Fenimore, I. 32, 207; V. 359;
elected honorary member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 321; extracts of
his conversation about his book, "The
Bee Hunter," XL 212, 213; "Oak Open-
ings," cited, III. 307.
Cooper, J. Morris, attorney, XL 309.
Cooper, Rev. James, III. 452.
Cooper, Lovisa, I. 423.
Cooper, Martha J., IV. 196.
Cooper, Paul F., son of J. Fenimore, XL
213.
Cooper, Mrs. Robert, death of, XIV. 139.
Cooper, Samantha. death of, XIII. 238.
Cooper, Thomas S., IV. 196.
Cooper & Thompson, II. 291, 349.
Cooper & Tucker, publishers, VI. 98.
Cooper, Thompson & Co., II. 335.
Cooper township (Kalamazoo county),
organized, for whom named, V. 403 ;
history, V. 403.
Coopersville, IX. 276; "Courier," VI. 92;
"Observer," "Times," IX. 299.
Coore, Maj. — , XV. 547.
Cope, Rev. R. L., VII. 572; memoir or
Jacob H. Hoover, XIII. 178.
Copeland, Benjamin, II. 312-314.
Copeland, Judge Joseph T., VI. 410, 411;
IX. 186; circuit judge holding supreme
court, III. 116.
Copeland, Mary, death of, IX. 39.
Copeland, Rev. William, X. 152; XL 31:
teacher, XIV. 365.
Copeland, Mrs. William (Miss Fish), XL
31.
Copland, A. W. & Co., IV. 451.
Copley, Alexander B., III. 625, 630; IV.
6, 226; V. v., 10-12, 14; VI. 6; "early
settlement of southwestern Michigan,"
V. 144; manner of living and dress de-
scribed, V. 150, 151; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 86; member nomi-
nating committee and vice-president.
III. 100; IV. ix.; VI. 7, 9;- XIV. 23;
"The Pottawattomies," XIV. 256.
Copmosa, Indian, X. 163.
Copp, Prof. John S., A. M., X. 41; in-
structor in Hillsdale college, VI. 161.
Copper, — , II. 105; VI. 114; VII. 197;
XII. 124; amount produced in Mich-
igan, compared with product of
other states, XIV. 411; amount used
by France in 1859, III. 257; fused by
moundbuilders, II. 47; kettle presented
State Historical Society, XII. 329; lo-
cation of, XIV. 198, 205, 235, 236, 247:
nugget, description of, gift of B. O.
Williams, VI. 14; found by S. O.
Knapp, VIII. 137, 146; ore, XIII. 343.
345; used by British in 1800 from
Michigan mines, XV. 27; utensils and
ornaments, for Indians' supplies, adz,
XI. 430; arrowheads, II. 46; beads, II.
44, 47; drivers, XII. 127; funnels, XL
430; XII. 127; hoops, XL 430: XII. 127.
129; kettles, X. 496, 497, 632; XII. 41.
82, 128. 129, 147, 158, 175, 221, 230,
234, 242, 257, 274, 284, 288; knife found
in mounds, II. 49; measures, XL 430;
XII. 130, 136, 138, 139; ornaments
made by prehistoric people, II. 42;
XIV. 576.
Copper districts of Lake Superior, early
settlements of, VII. 181; VIII. 145;
XIII. 342-344.
Copper Harbor, VII. 185, 186; its decline,
XIII. 345.
Copper mines, III. 254; XIII. 344; early
known to English and Indians. XIII.
U2
INDEX.
51; life in, XI. 175; mismanaged, XIII.
51.
Copper mining in Isle Royale, II. 45-52.
Coppers, value of twenty British, X. 213.
Co-quaa-nissey, Pottawattomie chief,
present at a council with Gov. Ham-
ilton, 1778, IX. 443.
Coauard, — , Sulpitian priest, arrived iri
United States 1792, I. 482.
Coquillard, — , trader at Coldwater, II.
564.
Coquillard, Pierre, and wife, on Detroit-'s
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
"Coral," pleasure yacht, rescued drown-
ing, VII. 386.
Coral "Enterprise," VI. 90.
Corbett, — , with U. S. troops, XV. 499.
Corbett, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 277.
Corbett, Rev. Sidney, D. D., VI. 263; VII.
371.
Corbett, Mrs. Sidney, VII. 371.
Corbin, David, IX. 167.
Corbin, J. H., III. 422.
Corbin, Pierre, XI. 345.
Corbit & Estes. publishers, VI. 74.
Corbitt, — , XIV. 590.
Corbus, — , early teacher, IV. 255.
Corbus, James, I. 52, 54.
Corbus, James G., land entry, VI. 239,
242, 243.
Corbus, John, soldier of the war of 1812,
V. 554; VI. 219; VII. 347.
Corbus, Joseph C., soldier of the Black
Hawk war, I. 90; VI. 220, 239; VII. 347;
XII. 567; on muster roll of 1832, VII.
349; death of, XIV. 44.
Corbus, Richard, wounded in battle in
Mexico, VII. 118.
Corbus, Richard W., pioneer of Branch
county, I. 178, 179; VI. 218, 318.
Corcoran, Frank, VII. 220.
Cord, made of wood fibre, II. 42.
Cordley, Rev. — , III. 452.
Cordley, Charles A., death of, XIV. 137.
Cordon, Rev. J. R., publisher, VI. 91.
Corduroy road, constructed by Hull's
army, XIII. 314.
Corell, Capt. — , killed by Indians during
Pontiac's siege of Detroit, VIII. 358.
Corell, Abram, death of, VII. 345.
Corey, David R., member State Pioneer
Society, IV. 170.
Corey, Jeremiah D., member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 88.
Corey, John, trustee of Hillsdale college.
VI. 162.
Corey, Mrs. John, death of, XI. 38.
Corey, John D., early teacher, IV. 59-61;
XIV. 472.
Corey, Mrs. John D. (Roxy Ferguson),
XIV. 473.
Corey, Joseph, V. 257, 413, 414, 416; VII.
481, 482.
Corey, Mrs. Joseph, V. 413.
Corey, Phillip, I. 207; V. 257; VI. 309.
Corhus, — , I. 474.
Cork, shipping point, for troops, XV. 351.
506.
Corlies, Joseph, on census roll, Detroit,
' 1827, XII. 461%.
Corlies township (Alpena county), or-
ganized, later disbanded, VI. 181.
Corn (Mahis, Maize), amount at Michil-
imackinac, X. 592, 594, 666; XV. 302,
447, 608, 616, 645, 647, 648; amount in
Detroit settlement, 1780, XIII. 53, 55;
for garrison, XI. 437; amount in fields
left by the Miami Rapids settlers, XV.
170; turned over to Indians, XV. 173;
as food supply for troops, XV. 496 ; de-
stroyed by birds and animals, VII. 237;
XIV. 440; early grown at Detroit. II.
102; early method of grinding, I. 501;
XIV. 598; fields belonging to Indians
destroyed by U. S. troops on the Illi-
nois river, XV. 259; furnished from
stores at Michilimackinac in 1782-3,
XI. 325, 331, 339, 346, 352; green, fur-
nished to Perry's fleet, I. 410; grown
by Indians, II. 25, 487; IX. 362; XII.
456; XIV. 261, by first settlers, XIV.
622, on table lands of Tennessee, III.
173; hulled, used by the Coureurs des
bois, I. 365, 366; Indians present to
Cadillac to replace that lost by fire,
VIII. 432; issued to Indians, XII. 263.
264; on the Maumee, .1. 413; used in
barter, V. 56; price of, II. 158 159;
XV. 617, in 1812, XV. 82, in 1778, IX.
439; purchased for distillery, I. 413;
scarcity of, XI. 395; XV. 81; tradition
of its being grown by prehistoric peo-
ple, XIV. 516; variety grown in 1840.
XIV. 440; yield for pioneers, XIII. 67,
354; XIV. 440.
Corn crushers of early date, I. 501.
Corn meal furnished Indians at Prairie
du Chien, price of, XV. 92.
Corneau, Pierre, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Cornehl, F., Jr., publisher, VI. 97.
Cornelieus, Mrs. Mary Ann, VI. 340.
Cornell, Dr. — , V. 430.
Cornell, Abby, V. 421.
Cornell, Alfred, Sr., I. 193, 194; III. 472.
Cornell, Mrs. Alfred, Sr., I. 193.
Cornell, Rev. Alfred, Jr., I. 193, 194; III.
472, 480, 482; VI. 143, 302; IX. 10; XIV.
20; memorial report of Ionia county,
XIV. 106; member State Pioneer So
ciety, XIII. 110; XIV. 41; vice-presi-
dent of society, XIV. vii., 18.
Cornell, Miss Caroline (Mrs. Hearsey),
VI. 301.
Cornell, Charles, gift of, XIV. 42.
Cornell, Charles A., member State Pio
neer Society, XIII. 110; XIV. 41.
Cornell. Charles D.. death of. XT 135.
INDEX.
143
Cornell, Charles N., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519; VI. 211.
Cornell, D. R., death of, XIV. 135.
Cornell, Ezra, of Cornell university,
visits Michigan Agricultural college,
VI. 116.
Cornell, Fitch, soldier of the Mexican
war, seriously wounded, VII. 118.
Cornell, George L., student of Hillsdale
college at its opening, VI. 144, 146.
Cornell, Jacob, I. 90; II. 19, 85; gift of,
II. 88; member State Bioneer Society,
death of, XIII. 36, 196, 198.
Cornell, Mrs. Jacob (Miss Julia Rogers),
XIII. 202.
Cornell, Jerry G., II. 312, 314; trustee
Hillsdale college, VI. 147.
Cornell, Joseph B., V. 421.
Cornell, Mary G., student of Hillsdale
college in 1845, VI. 144, 146.
Cornell, Minerva, V. 421; student of Dr.
Stone's school, X. 32.
Cornell, Stephen, II. 19; XIII. 201; bam
raising, II. 20; death of, II. 21.
Cornell, Mrs. Stephen, made friends of
Indians, II. 19, 21; XIII. 201.
Cornell, Thomas, supervisor, II. 184; VI.
301; biog., XIII. 205; member State
Pioneer Society, XIII. 36.
Cornell, Mrs. Thomas, XIII. 206.
Cornell, Willis P., publisher. VI. 69, 79.
Corner, Eliza J., XIV. 55.
Corner, Rhoda R., XIV. 55.
Corner, William, biog., XIV. 54.
Corner, Mrs. William, XIV. 54, 55.
Corning, Mrs. — , VII. 467.
Corning, Erastus, interested in con
struction of first Sault Ste. Marie ship
canal, VIII. 154.
Comings, Sherman, III. 348.
Comings, Mrs. Sherman (Miss Daniels),
XI. 79.
Cornish, Rev. A. H., IX. 142, 144,
Cornish, Allen, first white child born in
Quincy township, VI. 240.
Cornish, Andrew, IX. 142.
Cornish, John, early landlord, VI. 239-
241; first township meeting of Quincy
township held at house of, VI. 242, 244;
on muster roll of 1832, VII. 349; soldier
of the Black Hawk war, VI. 220.
Cornish, Mrs. John, VI. 239, 240.
Cornish poem, extract from, XI. 183.
Cornishmen. in upper peninsula mines,
XI. 179, 180, 183.
Cornley, — , VIII. 25.
Cornplanter, Indian chief, II. 149.
Cornstalk, Shawnese chief, IX. 431.
Cornwall, John, XII. 167; XV. 27, 37,
deposition of, X. 344-346.
Cornwall & Miller, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 316; 1782, X. 609.
Cornwall (Canada), U. S. troops at, XV.
442.
Cornwallis, Lord — , III. 30, 32; his sur-
render mentioned, X. 565.
Corawell, Mary A., IV. 283.
Corse, Christopher, and family, XIV. 525.
Corse, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. Franck-
boner), XIV. 525.
Corselius, Mrs. Elemantia A., death of,
XIII. .280.
Corselius, George, editor, II. 284; VI. 63.
Corson, James R., death of, XIII. 238.
Corson, Mrs. James R., death of, VII.
563.
Corson, Rev. L, H., III. 375.
Cortez, Hernando, voyager, III. 45, 46;
IV. 74; VI. 21; VII. 115; XIV. 651, 652;
supposed to have introduced horses
among Mexican Indians, XIV. 263.
Corunna "American," "Democrat." VI. 94.
Corvee, — , IX. 358.
Corwin, Mrs. — , VII. 516.
Corwin, Thomas, II. 155.
Corwin, Thomas E., congressman from
Ohio, VI. 110; X. 11, 19, 21-23; XI. 274;
attack on Isaac E. Crary, XIV. 24-27,
280, 281.
Cory, Isaac, biog., X. 192.
Cory, Joseph, X. 192.
Cory, Lewis, death of, VI. 448.
Coryell, Andrew, V. 448.
Coryell, Mrs. David, death of, IX. 59.
Coryell, Jonna. death of, IX. 57.
Cosart, Rev. John, III. 242, 243.
Cosmett, T. S., on tax roll levied to re-
pair the fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466.
Cospell, — , VIII. 261.
Costleman, — , VII. 483.
Coston, Zara H., charter, member State
Historical Society, V. 3; XII. 316; pio-
neer presiding elder, III. 236-239; XIV.
444.
Costumes, of the early French, L 359.
Cotcher, Mrs. John, death of, XIV. 147.
Cote, Miss — , IV. 479.
Cote, Mrs. — , I. 345, 347.
Cote (Cotie), Alexander, I. 296.
Cote (Cottee, Cotti), Gable, trader, in-
voice of goods, 1778, IX. 650; petitions
Gen. Carleton for missionary at Michil
imackinac, X. 287; his subscription for
tLe same, X. 290; signs petition for
protection in the Indian trade. XI. 485,
488.
Cote (Coti, Cotte), Joseph, I. 345, 499;
III. 35; V. 533; on census roll of De-
troit 1782, X. 601.
Cote (Cotte), Presque, L 345; II. 572;
highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 609; residence
of, IV. 479; and wife, on census roll of
Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
Coteau du Lac, British retreat to, XV.
442, 443; locks', in 1800, XV. 21.
Cotes, — , X. 467.
Cotes, Thomas, on census roll of Detroit,
1827. XII. 461%-
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INJDEX.
Cotharin, Mrs. J. C., VII. 293.
Cothren, Nathan, pioneer, III. 530, 531;
first postmaster of Galesburg, VII. 482,
183.
Coti, see Cot6.
Cotien, Bassille, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Cottee, see Cote.
Cotterall (Cotterell), Capt. George, VIII.
497; member of grand jury of 1809
which investigated Gov. Hull et al.,
VIII. 589; on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 608.
Cotton, C., "remarkable instance of cap
ital crime and the last case of capital
punishment." VI. 103.
Cotton (striped), for Indians, IX. 471;
X. 496, 632; XII. 147, 175, 223, 241,
247, 258, 274, 284, 287, 302; XV. 607,
614, 645, 646, 649, 655; pioneer prices,
XIV. 130.
Cottonwood, of great size, grown from
seed, XIII. 591.
Cottrell. — . early settler of St. Clair,
captured by Indians, sold to the
French, IV. 307, 339; V. 452; VI. 407.
414; XII. 336.
Cottrell, A., pioneer of Lansing, VI. 294.
Cottrell, Mrs. Abram, VII. 447.
Cottrell. C. B.. VI. 77.
Cottrell. C. B. & J. P.. merchants, III.
331.
Cottrell, Mrs. C. B., III. 331.
Cottrell, Judge David, I. 443; IV. 339.
340.
(Jottrell, E. W., IV. 8; member State
Pioneer Society, III. 268; IV. 8.
Cottrell, Elizabeth, IV. 194.
Cottrell, George, Sr., I. 443; IV. 339;
captive among Indians, VI. 407; tax-
able property in 1802, VIII. 540.
Cottrell, George, Jr., I. 443; V. 503; VI.
406, 407.
Cottrell, Henry, V. vii.; built fort or
block house, V. 500; captured by In-
dians, ransomed and adopted by
"Cotterell," IV. 339; experience of, V.
503; sheriff of St. Clair county, I. 443;
IV. 339; VI. 411; signs petition for a
representative in congress,. XII. 587.
Cottrellville township (St. Clair county),
IV. 352.
Couch, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XI. 38.
Couch, Uriah B., death of, IV. 252, 256.
Couche, — , deputy commissary general
British army, XV. 95, 118, 368, 411,
555, 590, 595, 605; criticised for lack
of supplies, XV. 317. 370; ill with
fever. XV. 395.
Couchier (Couchoir), Baptiste, taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Couchois, John B.. VI. 348.
Couillon Rouge, Sioux chief, XI. 555.
Coulter. John. XIV. 424.
Cou-na-son, chief, present at council
with Gov. Hamilton, 1778, IX. 443.
Council house, Detroit, I. 511; V. 533;
XIV. 37.
Council of Indians, see Indian council.
Counol, — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 59.
Counterfeiters, located, XIV. 558.
Counties, entitled to representation in
State Pioneer Society, I. 11; organ-
ized, names changed, see acts legis-
lature, also Aishcum, Alcona, Alle-
gan, Alpena, Anamickee, A*ntim or An-
trim, Arenac, Bay, Baraga, Barry,
Benzie, Berrien, Bleeker, Branch,
Brown, Crawford, Calhoun, Cass,
Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Chenoquet,
Chippewa, Clare, Clinton, Crawford,
Delta, Dubuque, Demoine, Eaton, Em-
met, Genesee, Gladwin, Grand Trav-
erse, Gratiot, Hillsdale, Houghton,
Huron, Ingham, Ionia, losco, Iowa, Isa-
bella, Isle Royale, Jackson, Kalamazoo,
Kalkaska, Kanotin, Kautawaubet,
Kent, Lapeer, Leelanau, Lenawee,
Livingston, Macomb, Manistee, Mani-
tou, Marquette, Mason, Meegisee, Me-
costa, Menominee, Mackinac or Mich-
ilimackinac, Midland, Mikenauk, Mil-
waukee, Missaukee, Monroe, Mont-
calm, Montmorency, Muskegon, Neg-
wegon, Newaygo, Notipekago, Oak-
land, Oceana, Ogemaw, Okkuddo,
Omeena, Ontonagon, Osceola, Oscoda,
Otsego, Ottawa, Presque Isle, Ranotin,
Roscommon, Saginaw, Sanilac, School-
craft, Shawono, Shiawassee, St. Clair,
St. Joseph, Tonedagana, Tuscola, Un-
wattin, Van Buren, Wabassee, Wash-
tenaw, Wayne, Wexford, Wyandot.
County, clerks and treasurers for 1875-6,
I. 519; superintendents of schools,
law providing for adopted, IX. 97.
Courcelles, Daniel de Remi de, French
governor in America, 1665, III. 114,
118; VIII. 413.
Courcey, H. H., member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 339.
Coureurs de bois, I. 365 ; boats of, I. 359 ;
characteristics, III. 14; see also voy-
ageurs.
Cournailler, — , X. 307.
Cournailler (Cournoill6), Mme. — , XII.
168.
Cournoyer, — , XI. 363.
Court, Henry D., V. 299.
Court houses of 1831, I. 402.
Court martial, of Gen. Hull, XV. 494;
several held in Detroit, 1807, VIII. 554.
Court of common pleas, Montreal, its
cases of September, 1788, XI. 624.
Court of inquiry, at Green Bay, to in-
vestigate losses by Indians, XV. 669;
held by Col. Bouquet to investigate
Indian named Andrew, X. 211: to ex-
INDEX. 145
amine conduct of Joseph Ainse and Couture, Jean Baptiste, member of grand
John Dease of the department of In- jury, 1809, which investigated Gov.
dian affairs, proceedings of, members Hull et al., VIII. 589; on census roll of
of the court, XI. 514-619; XIII. 86-89; Detroit, 1782, X. 611; taxable property,
testimonies of Joseph Ainse, XL 561, 1802, VIII. 536, 539; and wife, on cen-
his answer to testimony and charges, sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
XI. 601; James Aird, XL 552; Gabriel Couture, Medard, taxable property, 1802,
Atina, XL 551; Jean Baptiste Barthe, VIII. 537.
XL 542; Josiah Blackley, XL 567; Couttawgin; Ottawa chief, signs deed
Jean Baptiste Cadot, XL 547, 550; for sale of Belle Isle, 1768, II. 586; his
Etienne Campion, XL 562, 566; Hip- totem, X. 235, 236.
polette Caselest, XL 549; Louis Cha- Couture, Claude, taxable property, 1802,
boilley, XL 575; Jean Baptiste Cheval- • VIII. 537.
lier, XL 515-517; John Dease, XL 576; Couzineau, Bazil, Sr., taxable property,
answer to charges and testimony, XL 1802, VIII. 536, 539.
587; Robert Dickson, XL 526, 574, 586; Covel, James, Jr., V. 475, 477.
Jacques Freniere, XL 543; Antoine Covell, Leonard, III. 545, 546; IV. 294;
Gignere, XL 518; William Houghton, V. 438.
XL 557, 570; John Kerby, XL 568; La Coverly, Samuel, one of the organizers
Framboise, XL 558; Benjamin Lagot- of Detroit's first bank, VIII. 571-573,
terie, XL 575; Joseph LaMarche, XL 575.
559; Pierre LaPointe, XL 519; Julie Covert, A. R. L., member State Pioneer
Lilly, XI. 569; George Meldrum, XL Society, I. 86.
530; David Mitchell, M. B., XL 555; Covert, Andrew, III. 619.
Joseph O'Neille, XL 530, 560, 565; Covert, Mrs. B. S., death of, VIII. 114.
Charles Patterson, XL 523; Timothy Covert, Mrs. Catherine, II. 457.
Plumodon XL 542; Joseph Rainville, Covert, H. H., member State Historical
XL 538-567; John Reed, XL 524; Jo- Society, XII. 327.
seph Rocque, XI. 521, 535, 557; Capt. Covert, Jacob B., biog., VI. 278.
Thomas Scott, XL 562; Ezekiel Solo- Covert, Mrs. Jacob B., VI. 278-280.
mon, XL 530; Andrew Todd, XL 522. Covert, Deacon Mahlon, death of, XIII.
Court Orielles Indians, XIII. 59; com- 196, 197.
mended for behavior at Prairie du Covert, Mrs. Mary (Mrs. Andrew Co-
Chien, XV. 626, 627; see also Ottawas. vert), biog., III. 619.
Court room, order for rent of, 1798, VIII. Covert, Ralph death of, VII. 465.
505 Covert, Tunis, VI. 278.
Courier, Francis, death of, XIII. 238. , Covey, -, encounter with a wild cat, III.
Courter, Henry and wife, II. 456.
Courtney, John, I. 444. Covey, Mrs. Ardelia IV 238.
Courtois, Louis, XII. 578. Covey, Benjamin, IV. 238
Courtright, Mary A., death of, IX. 39. Covey, Hiram, death of, XIV. 146.
Courts (civil), legislative acts concern- S;Ovey IN., iv. 4»^
ing, VIII. 594; recommended for posts, Covmgton township (Van Buren coun-
Xi 478 ty), organized, III. 628.
Couseneau, Louis, on census roll of De- S2?Jf'^S' IV'«ir*a», « POT, wQ=h
. ., 1729 Y eiA Cowan, Capt. — , gardener to Gen. wasn-
n™,£ W.«J- 3E.«. „* VT in* ington, grafts trees in Detroit or-
Cousm, Francis, death of, XL 105. oharrW X 71- see also Cowen
Cousin, M. Victor, V. 28; VII. 51n; re- cat>t —
port on Prussian school system cited, nn -vrr oca oca
XIV 28*5 28fi Cowan, Lieut. — , XII. 268, 2»y.
Cous.no, Francis, mail carrier, 1813, V!. Cowan gavid^h
207
Cousins, - I. 456 c ' Ja VI 425
Cousins, Abram, death of, XL 39. Co Mrg Jane (Mrs Robert)( tells
Cousins, Mrs. Frank, death of, XL 106. story of Indian kindness, VI. 425.
Cousins, J C., III. 292. Cowan, Robert, early settler of Nottawa,
Cousins, Samuel, death of, XI. 83. yi. 425.
Cousolle, Jean Marie, subscription for Cowden, James D., II. 314, 315, 334.
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288. Cowdin, Addison, biog., XIII. 238, 265.
Coutieau, — , Indian trader, and wife, II. Cowdin, Mrs. Addison (Bethiah Doug-
376. laSS)( xill. 265.
Coutreand, Mrs. — , VIII. 643. Cowdin, C. H., publisher, VI. 84.
Coutrie, Louis, of Detroit, remained Cowel, Amasa, V. 446.
British subject at close of revolution- Cowell, Edward. VII. 519.
ary war, VIII. 411. Cowell, Mrs. Philo, death of, XIV. 67.
19
146
INDEX.
Cowen, Capt. — , XII. 66, 80, 87, 91, 111.
Cowen, Charles, publisher, I. 299.
Cowen, Patrick, death of, VIII. 114.
Cowgill, John, III. 521.
Cowles, Addison, V. 282.
Cowles, Albert E., III. 8; member State
Pioneer Society, III. 266.
Cowles, Mrs. A. E. (Miss Turner), VI.
293.
Cowles, Alvitt, XI. 54.
Cowles, Miss Betsey A. (Mrs. C. H. Pal-
mer), XL 121.
Cowles, Charles, death of, IX. 18.
Cowles, Miss Cordelia W. (Mrs. Cook),
XI. 54.
Cowles, Darius N., XI. 112.
Cowles, Ed., III. 464.
Cowles, F. Mortimer, merchant, VI. 294;
VII. 419.
Cowles, H., III. 342.
Cowles, Deacon Heman, X. 44-46; active
in early work for Hillsdale college, VI.
141, 142; grave of, VI. 165; memoir,
V. 283.
Cowles, Capt. Joseph P., I. 21; III. 8; VII.
419; member State Pioneer Society,
III. 266.
Cowles, Loren M., death of, XIII. 238.
Cowles, Miss Louisa (Mrs. O. D. Swift),
XIV. 456.
Cowles, Dr. Martin, pioneer, I. 337.
Cowles, Mrs. Roxana (Mrs. A. Cowles),
XL 54.
Cowles, Sarah, X. 37, 38.
Cowles, Simeon, X. 37, 38.
Cowles, Rev. W. H., XIV. 556.
Cowley, Barnard R., county treasurer,
1875-6, I. 519.
Cowley, Mrs. Ledger (Miss Haze), VII.
448.
Cowper, — , poet, XL 216.
Cows, yoked with oxen for farm work,
V. 253.
Cox, — , British soldier 84th regiment,
XL 416.
Cox, — , student of school for the blind,
XIII. 5, 6, 9.
Cox, Abigail, VI. 260.
Cox, Benjamin C., judge of probate of
St. Clair county, VI. 411.
Cox, Mrs. C., III. 360.
Cox, Dr. Edward, II. 216; V. 277, 319,
322, 497; VI. 255; Xiy. 372, 375; coun-
sellor of Detroit medical college, VI.
260; member State Pioneer Society, I.
90; VII. 10; resolutions on death of,
VI. 264; sketch of and order of funeral,
VI. 259, 263; surgeon in war of the re-
bellion, VI. 262.
Cox, Mrs. Edward, VI. 262, 496, 497.
Cox, Edward C., III. 100; IV. 5.
Cox, Mrs. Harriet, death of, IX. 60.
Cox, Gen. Jacob Dolson, U. S. A., in war
of the rebellion, XIV. 59.
Cox, Ludlow, soldier, distinguished for
efficiency in City of Mexico, VII. 120.
Cox, Deacon Peter, VII. 120.
Cox, Rev. R. G., III. 357; V. 319, 320.
Cox, Silas, VI. 260.
Cox, Miss Susan, early teacher, V. 267.
Cox, Thomas, X. 376; on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 606; signs petition to
Maj. DePeyster, X. 456; XIII. 54; and
wife, on census roll of Detroit, 1779,
X. 316.
Coxe, — , his early maps cited, VI. 350,
351.
Coxshaw, — , pioneer printer, I. 488.
Coy, Cyrus, death of, VIII. 45.
Coy, David, V. 311.
Coy, Horace, death of, XIII. 280.
Coy & Ellice, IX. 528.
Coy & Macnamara, X. 503.
Coykendall, Mrs. Charity, biog., XL 58,
60.
Coykendall, Marcus W., XL 61.
Coyle, — , priest, XIII. 434.
Coyle, Hugh, death of, XIII. 280.
Coyle, William K., IV. 464, 465.
Coyoacan (Mex.), Michigan troops at, II.
.174.
Cozens, Mrs. Malinda, death of, IX. 39.
Crab apples (wild), abundance ' of , VII.
256; cider made from, XIII. 318.
Crabb, Hannah, death of, XIV. 53.
Cradle, harvesting machine, displaced
the sickle, XIII. 555; XIV. 601, 610.
Cradles of the pioneer, XIII. 554.
Crafts, Milo K., biog., XL 58, 61.
Crafts, S. C., death of, IX. 48, 52.
Crager, Jacob, biog., VI. 431, 438.
Cragin, Aaron H., IV. 126.
Craig, — , X. 624.
Craig, C. P., member State Historical
Society, XII. 324.
Craig, Elizabeth, IV. 194.
Craig, James, soldier of the Black Hawk
war, VI. 220; on mus.ter roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Craig, Mrs. James, VI. 399.
Craig, Sir James, XV. 52, 57, 86, 180;
letters from Lieut. Gov. Francis Gore,
XV. 46, 53.
Craig, James S., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88.
Craig, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XIV. 190.
Craig, Mary, IV. 194.
Craig, Robert, III. 555.
Craigenafts, Maj. — , X. 512.
Craigie, John, British commissary gen-
eral, XI. 416; XII. 205.
Crait, Alexis, of Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 410.
Craite (Craisste) Jean Baptiste, ap-
praised buildings on Hog Island, X.
427; on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X.
609.
Cramah6 (Cramatrg), Hector T., British
Lieut. Gov., 1770, III. 119; IX. 469, 490,
519; X. 571, 630; letters from Gov.
INDEX.
147
Hamilton, IX. 461-464; X. 299; without
signature, X. 279.
Cramb, Elizabeth B., death of, VIII. 45.
Cramburn, Rev. M. B., III. 356.
Cramer, Anton, president St. Boniface
Benevolent Society, XIII. 475.
Cramer, Dorothea Louise (Mrs. Anthon),
VIII. 461.
Cramer, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Cranage, Thomas, XIII. 286.
Cranage, Thomas, Jr., III. 337. '
Cranberries, abundance of, V. 250; VII.
256; Indian name of, XIV. 276.
Cranberry marsh, VII. 270; early plan of
draining, I. 380.
Crandall, Helen Mar, VII. 445.
Crandall, John, Sr., I. 180.
Crandall, L., VIII. 106.
Crandall, Mrs. Maria L., death of, XIV.
67.
Crandall, Peter, VIII. 97, 101, 106.
Crandall, Reuben, attacked by a wound-
ed deer, IV. 523-526.
Crandall, Mrs. Reuben, IV. 513.
Crandall, Thomas, I. 180.
Crandall, William, merchant, III. 434;
VII. 292.
Crandall, William P., VIII. 33.
Crane, — , V. 287.
Crane, — , mission teacher, X. 148, 149;
XIV. 362.
Crane, Capt. — , powerless to exchange
prisoners of war, XV. 386.
Crane, Dr. — , early teacher, IV. 464.
Crane, Lieut. — , commander of the Nau-
tilus, paroled, XV. 254.
Crane, Alexander D., I. 326, 327; III. 160;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 90.
Crane, Alfred, death of, VIII. 57.
Crane, Anna Eliza, V. 446.
Crane, Catherine, death of, VIII. 57.
Crane, Charles H., member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 90; III. 639; VII. 10.
Crane, David B., death of, IX. 19.
Crane, Edgar A., attorney, XL 310.
Crane, Rev. Elijah, pioneer, II. 204, 205,
214, 242; III. 236, 237, 240-243, 356; IV.
462; V. 311; VI. 379.
Crane, Eliza (Mrs. Conger), VII. 581.
Crane, Mrs. Eliza, death of, V. 528.
Crane, George, I. 232; III. 513; first su-
pervisor of Palmyra township, II. 374.
Crane, George L., IV. 304; VII. 528, 531.
Crane, H. D., III. 292.
Crane, Mrs. H. M., death of, XIII. 131.
Crane, Harriet M., death of, VI. 341; IX.
83.
Crane, Irene V., death of, XIII. 226.
Crane, Isaac M., attorney, III. 430; XL 62.
Crane, Rev. J. B., III. 481.
Crane, James, VIII. 108, 109.
Crane, James G. & Co., hatters, X. 103.
Crane, John, and wife, II. 457.
Crane, Lewis A., supervisor, and wife,
V. 404.
Crane, Loyal, death of, VIII. 101; biog.,
VIII. 108.
Crane, Mrs. Loyal (Miss DeGraff), VIII.
108, 109.
Crane, Obed, VII. 239.
Crane, Roswell, pioneer, III. 348, 511.
Crane, Rev. S., IV. 248.
Crane, Mrs. S. B., death of, VIII. 55.
Crane, Solomon, death of, XIII. 228.
Crane, Stephen, V. 287.
Crane, Walter, member State Historical
Society, XII. 327.
Cranes used in fireplaces, V. 293; XTV.
435, 610.
Crane's hill, II. 374.
Crane's tavern, V. 244.
Cranfield's, skirmish at, XV. 513.
Crania, comparisons of early races, II.
42-44.
Cranmore, Mrs. Diana (Miss Hutchins),
XL 65.
Cranmore, Peter, XI. 65.
Cranson, F., V. 332.
Cranson, Joel H., attorney, XL 309.
Cranston, Mrs. — , V. 310.
Cranston, John, V. 311. '
Crape, used for bolting cloth, II. 20.
Crapeau, Jean, II. 571.
Crapo, David, III. 466.
Crapo, Gov. Henry Howland, II. 75, 77;
IX. 200; X. 123; delivered address at
dedication of Ladies' library building,
III. 449, 454; early friend of Agricul-
tural college, VI. 124; elected gov-
ernor, III. 121, 466; mayor of Flint, III.
438; president of railroad company,
III. 439, 440; publisher, VI. 66; sketch
of, II. 109; III. 465; state senator, III.
465.
Crapo, Mrs. Henry Howland, HI. 465.
Crapo, Lydia, III. 466.
Crapo, W. W., III. 456 ; congressman, III.
466.
Crapo island, III. 441.
Crapsey, D. W., land entry, III. 406.
Crary, Mrs. A. N. (Miss Littlejohn), XIV.
55.
Crary, Dr. B. F., VI. 52n.
Crary, C. A., located land, IV. 279.
Crary, Elisha, V. 382.
Crary, Gen. Isaac E., I. 131, 313; II. 231,
235, 240, 261; III. 103, 281, 393; V. 45,
419; VI. 140; VII. 482, 490, 510; X. 17,
19, 45; XL vi.; XIII. 2, 39; XIV. vi.,
284-286, 419; assists sick during chol-
era epidemic, V. 263; attacked in con-
gress by Thomas E. Corwin, XIV. 24-
27; called "Pathfinder," L 55; con-
gressman, I. 38, 39; II. 211; III. 123,
145; V. 264, 383; VI. 110; XL 273; XIV.
280-282; early grower of fruit, large
purchases of trees, X. 73; first justice
of the peace of Calhoun county, II.
197; formed partnership with D. D.
Hughes, III. 398; graduate of Trinity
college, V. 382; XIV. 282; land entries,
148
INDEX.
III. 401; platted Bellevue village, III.
387, 389; member constitutional con-
vention, 1835, I. 512; V. 383; XIII. 330;
XIV. 407; member of the legislature,
speaker of the house, II. 310; XI. 273;
XIV. 282; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 322; plans, with J. D.
Pierce, school laws for Michigan, V.
186; regent of the university, XII. 412;
school commissioner, 1833, II. 196; se-
cured act of congress giving school
lands to state, I. 40; V. 383; VII. 21n;
sketch of, V. 382; XL 273, 274; XIV.
280; tribute of Dr. Horace Bushnell,
V. 383ii ; XIV. 285.
Crary, Nabby (Avery), V. 382.
Crary, O. B., V. 382.
Crary, Peter, V. 382.
Crary, William G., V. 382.
Crary & Hughes, III. 398.
Crater, Morris, one of first settlers of
Algansee township, XII. 406.
Cravat, Don Francisco, XIII. 502.
Cravath, Isaac M., journalist, II. 77; VI.
78.
Craven, Thomas, 'and wife, II. 456,
Craw, Mrs. M., death of, XIV. 186.
Crawford, — , IV. 459.
Crawford, — , sculptor, his works in
Washington, III. 179.
Crawford, Miss — , early teacher, VII.
565.
Crawford, A. C., asylum treasurer, XIII.
307.
Crawford, A. L., VII. 167; VIII. 158.
Crawford, Alanson, II. 483; death of, VI.
430.
Crawford, Benjamin, first supervisor of
North Star township, II. 266.
Crawford, Miss Celia (Mrs. Hayden),
VIII. 30.
Crawford, Cornelia M., IV. 194.
Crawford, David IX. 62. '
Crawford, Eben, XIV. 590, 594, 600.
Crawford, G. L., soldier of the war of
the rebellion, II. 436.
Crawford, George, XIV. 424.
Crawford, Henderson H., member State
Pioneer Society, II. 184; III. 3; biog.,
XI. 16, 44, 110.
Crawford, Ira, land entry, II. 450.
Crawford, James, death of, IX. 77.
Crawford, James, taxable property of in
1802, VIII. 537.
Crawford, Mrs. James (Miss Pickett),
XI. 115.
Crawford, John, XIV. 556, 594; death of,
IX. 60.
Crawford, Capt. John, U. S. soldier of
the revolutionary war, III. 85.
Crawford, L. & Sons, XIV. 122.
Crawford, 'Lewis, XV. 174, 176, 249, 311,
423, 425; at capture of Michilimack-
inac, XV. 112; bill for Indian supplies,
XV. 194; commended by Gen. Brock,
XV. 124; by Capt. Roberts, XV. 102.
Crawford, Mattie B., IV. 194.
Crawford, Mina (Mrs. Toms), IX. 62.
Crawford, Miss Nancy (Mrs. Thomas
Marsh), XI. 56.
Crawford, Rev. Riley C., II. 168; III. 237,
356; IV. v., 6-8; V. 11-14; VI. v., 411;
VII. 3, 57; VIII. 7, 16; XI. 9, 11; XIII.
10, 14, 27, 33, 252; XIV. 7, 12, 20, 24,
29, 30, 32, 40, 41, 365; address to the
Oakland county Pioneer Society, 1883,
XIV. 585; chosen to represent State
Pioneer Society at semi-centennial
celebration of Michigan, IX. 218; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, III. 266;
IV. 8; member committee of histo-
rians, X. iv.; XL iv., viii.; XIII. 25;
"Michigan, My Michigan — new ver-
sion," V. 90; "Pioneer Greeting," IV.
53; record of his itineracy, XIV. 585-
602; remarks on B. O. Williams, XIII.
8; "reminiscences of pioneer life," IV.
41; resolution on death of Rev. H. M.
Joy, XIII. 24, 25; "Toledo war song,"
VI. 60.
Crawford, Mrs. Riley C. (Mary Warren),
XIV. 595; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Crawford, Robert, III. 491; VII. 562, 564;
XIV. 424.
Crawford, Mrs. Robert (Sarah), biog.,
III. 491; XIV. 146, 147.
Crawford, Miss Senah, early teacher,
matron of orphan asylums, biog., XIII.
238, 252.
Crawford, Theophilus, candidate for first
supervisor of Webster township, XIII.
547.
Crawford, Col. William, VII. 123, 124;
VIII. viii.; X. 595, 598, 628, 631, 633;
at Sandusky, 1782, account of battle,
VIII. 476-479; burned by Indians, story
of, VII. 125; XIV. 147; centennial me-
morial service for, VII. 127; command-
ed expedition to exterminate Indians,
III. 32.
Crawford, William H., IV. 194; X. 8; his
autograph presented State Historical
Society, XII. 333; secretary of the
treasury, 1817, L 470.
Crawford (Brown, Shawono) county, or-
ganized, L 94, 127, 154, 316; II. 361;
• conditions in 1818, X. 65 ; memorial re-
ports, IX. 29; XIII. 164; XIV. 86; peti-
tion for change of sitting of court, and
for revenues, 1821, XII. 586; vote of
1887 on prohibition amendment, XIII.
404.
Cray, J. S., III. 281.
Creager, Marvin H., county treasurer,
1875-6, I. 520; publisher, IX. 298.
Credit, Benjamin F., death of, IX. 37.
Credit river, location of, XV. 20.
Creek Indians, scouting party go to Am-
herstburg, XV. 170.
Creeks, Arcadia, diverted from regular
course, XIV. 121; Battle, how named,
INDEX. 149
VIII. 213, 214; Beaver, Indians mur- Creoles of Canada, remarks on, I. 364.
dered on, XII. 55; Bertha, VII. 210; Crepe, Prouelle, his subscription for
Blanchard, Gen. Hull encamped on, missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288.
XV. 92; Bloody Run, date of battle on, Crequi, Baptiste, taxable property 1802,
, XIII. 488; Buffalo, Indian council on, VIII. 539.
XII. 112; Cabacier's, location of, X. Crequi, Basile, I. 345.
96; Cold, settlers on captured by In- Cressey, William, county treasurer,
dians; barbarous treatment of, XV. 1875-6, I. 520.
437; Conner's (May's), I. 359; VII. Cressy, Dr. Alonzo, IV. 249; confers with
244; Dumont, III. 283; Eleven mile, Prof. Dunn relative to locating Hills-
distant from Buffalo, XV. 535, number dale college, VI. 149; state senator,
of U. S. troops at, XV. 535 ; Evans, In- VI. 153, 154.
dian trail on, II. 375; Farmer's, source Cressy, Miss Fanny, instructor in Hills-
of, III. 571; Fish, III. 380; Forty mile, dale college, VI. 162.
British disabled troops removed to, Cresswell, J. A. J., attorney, III. 131.
XV. 653, British victory on, XV. 333; Creste, Jean Baptiste, and wife, on De-
Four mile, headquarters for center di- troit's census roll, 1779, X. 318.
vision British army, war of 1812, XV. Creswell, A. J., II. 77.
371 ; Fourteen mile, battle on, XV. 516 ; Crewe, R. H., letter to Col. Bunbury, XV.
Hog, II. 190; VII. 347; Kearsley, 329.
source of, III. 571; XIV. 508; Knaggs, Crib of lumber, X. 59.
and windmill, location of, X. 96; Lick- Crichton, Mary (Mrs. Adams), IV. 295.
ing, Capt. Bird's success on, X. 417; Crie, — , placed in irons by Willing, IX.
Lyons, XV. 653; May's (Peltier's), I. 369.
359; X. 96; XIII. 497; Mill (Conner's), Crime in Michigan, 1824, VII. 75.
I. 359; Otter, VI. 363, horses of early Cripeit, Jean, on census roll of Detroit,
settlers stolen by Indians, XV. 170; 1782, X. 606.
Paint, III. 571; XIII. 486; Peltier's, see Crippen, B., III. 342.
May's; Perry's, VII. 579; Pipe, Indian Crippen, Mrs. Daniel, death of, VIII. 115.
depredations on, I. 412; Plumb, VI. Crippen, Delos W., death of, IV. 269.
369; XIV. 140; Reed, IV. 495; Rice, Crippen, Henry S., death of, XIV. 190.
III. 511; Sandy, VII. 347, massacre on, Crippen, Ichabod, V. 528.
affidavits relating to, VIII. 642; Crippen, Lorenzo D., II. 205; III. 342,
Schnable, III. 283; Sonwesconing, XIV. 343, 345, 346; XIII. 124.
497; Stone Quarry, location and de- Crippen, Nelson W., death of, VIII. 45.
scription of, XIII. 313; Stony, III. 571; Crippen, Philo, XIII. 124.
VI. 363, Indian name, XII. 376; Street, Crippen, Mrs. Philo, death of, VII. 356.
battle on, XV. 604; Swan, I. 502; III. Crippen, Philo H., III. 342, 343, 346.
293; XIV. 504, manufacturing on, III. Crippen, Mrs. Ruth, XIII. 125.
296, horses of settlers stolen by In- Cripps, Thomas, death of, IX. 57.
dians, XV. 170, provision for Indians, Crispe, Edward, death of, XIV. 52.
XII. 152; Swartz, source of, III. 571; Crispell, Dr. — , resigned college profes-
Sycamore, scene of Indian skirmish, sorship, IX. 329.
XII. 426, 427; Tonawanda (Tonne- Crissman, Benjamin, V. 477.
wan to), XV. 602; Turkey, location of, Crissey, Bradley K., IV. 219.
XV. 121; Twelve Mile, supply depot Crissey, Prof. T. W., III. 450, 451.
on, XV. 653; Whisky, how named, VIII. Cristy, H. P., VI. 278.
231. Crittic, Jean Baptiste, and wife, on cen-
Creely, Joseph, signs petition for coun- sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
ty revenues, XII. 586. Critchet, E. T., resident of Ingham coun-
Crego, C. G., IV. 304 ty in 1836, VII. 423.
Crego, C. M., IV. 279. Critchet, Ezekiel T., II. 296, 309, 310.
Crego, Clinton, VII. 543. Critchett, Otis A., A. M., II. 206.
Crego, Harry, land entry, IV. 279. Crittenden, — , southern orator of 1840,
Crego, Henry, IV. 280. X. 15.
Crego, John, land entry, IV. 279. Crittenden, Capt. — , XV. 550.
Crego, Richard, land entry, IV. 279. Crittenden, Allen, I. 327; biog., IX. 85.
Crego, Richard J., IV. 279. Crittenden, Melissa, II. 447.
Crego, Rulef D., IV. 304. Crittenden, Maj. Gen. Thomas, II. 612.
Crego, Solomon, IV. 279. 616, 629, 634.
Creige, — , of the King's regiment, IX. Crittenden, Wallace, III. 279.
621. Crittendon, Nancy B., death of, XIII. 227.
Creighton, J. W., loss by fire, VI. 185. Crittendon, Noah P., II. 221; V. 299.
Crelingh, Rev. C., IX. 309. Crockard, Hugh, death of, XIII. 277;
Cremer, William, his race with first XIV. 183.
train, IV. 515. Crocker, Ebenezer, XIII. 159.
150
INDEX.
Crocker, George, X. 124.
Crocker, Luther O., XIII. 159.
Crocker, Orlando, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, X. 49.
Crocket, William, VII. 519.
Crockett, David, II. 388.
Crofton, Mrs. — , bill of, VIII. 489.
Crofts, Andrew, VI. 306.
Crogan, Bishop — , ordained Rev. Henry
P. Chase first . Indian preacher, XIII.
340.
Croghan, Lieut, Col. George, U. S. A.,
III. 13, 14; IV. 331; V. 139; VIII. 461,
657; X. 216-218; attempt to capture
Fort Mackinaw from British, VI. 405;
VII. 200, 201; inspector general in war
with Mexico, VII. 121.
Croman, Mahala, death of, VIII. 44.
Crombie, John G., biog., XI. 114.
Crombie, Mrs. John G., XI. 114.
Crompton, Eli L., on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461^.
Cromwell, Maj. Oliver, VIII. 233; XL 75.
Cronin, — , priest, VI. 352.
Cronin, Charles J., XIV. 83.
Cronin, Jeremiah, Jr., merchant, biog.,
XIV. 82.
Cronin, Mrs. Jeremiah, Jr. (Susan E.
Kelley), XIV. 83.
Cronin, Margarette, death of, XIII. 113.
Cronk, Col. — , pioneer, IV. 366; VII. 388.
Cronk, Abigail, IV. 366.
Cronk, Corydon, biog., VII. 398, 402.
Cronk, James, III. 436; IV. 366; XIV.
325.
Cronk, James W., violinist and soldier of
the Mexican war, III. 603, 604.
Cronk, John, XIV. 325.
Cronk, Norton, died of yellow fever, III.
603.
Cronk, Walter, IV. 366, 370, 371.
Cronk & Osborn, III. 291.
Cronkite, Gabriel, and wife, II. 456.
Cronkite, Watson, II. 456.
Cronwitt, Margaret, death of, VI. 383.
Crook, Samuel, V. 434.
Crook, Zachariah, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
"Crook," boat, IX. 283.
Crook, used for cutting hay, XIV. 601.
Crooked Island, VI. 194.
Crooked Legs, Ouiattanong chief, XI.
370, 371; XIII. 101.
Crooks, David, II. 584; IX. 202; XIV. 593.
Crooks, Eli, mortally wounded at battle
of Queenstown, XIV. 593.
Crooks, Eunice, IX. 202.
Crooks, George, death of, IX. 54.
Crooks, Henry, II. 485.
Crooks, Miss Mary (Mrs. Cone), IX. 202.
Crooks, Ramsay, pioneer, I. 383; III. 53,
125; VI. 344; XL 189, 193, 195; memoir,
VI. 347.
Crooks, Riley, XIV. 583; killed by falling
limb, XIV. 593.
Crooks. Zada (Mrs. Poppleton), IX. 205.
Crookshank (Cruikeshank), George,
commissary, British army, XV. 268,
396, 411, 446, 482, 564, 595, 617, 638-
640; at Lake Simcoe, XV. 478; invoice
of goods sent from Nottawasaga to
Michilimackinac, XV. 632, 637; letter
to Commissary Turquand, XV. 636; re-
port of provision at Michilimackinac,
XV. 563; reported information secured
at Lake Simcoe, XV. 481.
Croop, Asa, early settler of Adamsville,
XII. 390.
Crorey, David, county treasurer, 1875-6,
I. 520.
Crosby, — , Kalamazoo county, V. 386;
X. 7.
Crosby, Clarence, VIII. 67.
Crosby, Henry, VIII. 67.
Crosby, Lieut. Gov. Moreau S., VI. 324;
letter to S. O. Fisher, VII. 321.
Crosby, Phoebe, I. 423.
Crosby, R. R., IV. 171; first postmaster
of Saugatuck, III. 306, 309.
Crosby, Seth Wakeman, biog., VIII. 67.
Crosby, "Trait," X. 119.
Grose, Mrs. Almira H. (Miss A. Harri-
son), XI. 211.
Grose, George G., death of, XI. 73.
Grose, Jesse M., biog., VI. 319.
Grose, John, biog., VI. 319.
Crosman, Lucy, original member first
church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
Crosman, Rufus, original member first
church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
Cross, Mrs. Alvin, VIII. 216.
Cross, Charity (Mrs. Dr. King), V. 384.
Cross, Cyrus J., death of, III. 610.
Cross, D. N., corresponding member
State Historical Society, XII. 328.
Cross, Daniel, III. 553; land entry, IV.
401-403.
Cross, Electa, V. 314.
Cross, Miss Eloise P., instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Cross, Mrs. Elona, death of, XI. 136.
Cross, Dr. Erastus, V. 384.
Cross, Deacon Fayette, V. 272, 316;
memoir, V. 282.
Cross, George, VII. 401.
Cross, George F., VII. 294.
Cross, Horace, V. 386.
Cross, Miss Immie, V. 505.
Cross, James, V. 346.
Cross, Japheth, II. 186; III. 7; death of,
XIV. 133.
Cross, Jason, IV. 399, 403.
Cross, Mahale, death of, XIII. 129.
Cross, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 281.
Cross, Robert J., VI. 219, 238; VII. 347,
353, 354; X. 54; XI. 133; land entries,
II. 428; V. 345; soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll,
VII. 349; and William, subscription to
first court house, II. 428.
Cross, Sophia (Mrs. F.), V. 316.
Cross, Stephen, death of, XIV. 44.
INDEX. 151
Cross, Mrs. Tryphenia, death of, VII. 465. sing, III. 121; VI. 291; death of, XI. 16,
Cross, Walter, gift of, II. 6. 95; letters, to Perley Bills, II. 405,
Cross, William, I. 327; V. 528. Col. Shoemaker, VII. 458, to State Pio-
Cross, Judge William H., I. 58, 59; III. neer Society, III. 498; member State
342, 343, 499; V. vi.; VI. vii., 219, 238, Pioneer Society, I. 84; state senator,
421, 422; VII. 347, 353, 354, 459; X. v.; remarks on death of Senator E. S.
XIII. 38; "account of the second town Northrup, VII. 224.
meeting of Green township, X. 66; ad- Croswell, Edwin, journalist, X. 12.
dresses Kalamazoo meeting, III. 541; Croswell, J. R., III. 483.
biographical sketch of, XI. 16, 130, 133; Grotty, James, death of, XIII. 238.
chosen to represent State Pioneer So- Crouch, Ambrose S., VI. 306.
ciety at semi-centennial celebration of Crouch, Jacob D., murdered, VII. 465;
Michigan, IX. 218; "Early Michigan," XI. 65.
X. 54; gifts of, II. 86, 396; IX. 10; land Crouch, Judd, tried for the murder of
entry of, V. 345; letter from Allen the Crouch family, XI. 65.
Goodridge, V. 523; member State Pio- Croul, Jerome, XII. 366.
neer Society, I. 86; member of nomi- Grouse, James, III. 304.
nating committee, I. 57; on muster roll Crofoot, Isaac, II. 209.
of 1832, VII. 349; "Pioneer experi- Crofoot, Judge M. E., V. 63; VIII. 237;
ence," V. 345; "recollections of early member of building commission of
occurrences about Nottawa Sepe," VI. Pontiac asylum, XIII. 301; memoir of,
423; "report of St. Joseph county pio- VII. 563.
neer meeting," III. 612; settled in Crofoot, Nathaniel, wounded in battle in
Michigan in 1826, X. 56; sketch of St. Mexico, VII. 118.
Joseph county, II. 428; soldier of the Crow, slave, acrobat, I. 416.
Black Hawk war,. V. 505; VI. 220; re- Crow, Albion T., signed address to Maj.
marks of, V. 510; treasurer of Green Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656.
township, IX. 174, 175; X. 66-69; vice- Crow Island, XIII. 370; XIV. 499.
president State Pioneer Society, I. 28. Crowbars, ordnance supplies, X. 363.
Cross, Mrs. William H., XI. 133. Crowell, — , V. 323.
Cross & Holbrook, III. 342. Crowell, Jesse, treasurer of Albion col-
Cross Village, Indian chiefs at, XII. 621. lege, II. 203, 205, 224.
Crossett, John, soldier of the war of Crowell, Reed, IV. 271.
1812, V. 554. Crowell & Godfrey, loss by fire, VI. 186.
Grossman, Col. — , III. 434; VII. 420. Crowl, Capt. Lyman, III. 323; IV. 187.
Grossman, A. T^ XIV. 424. Crowley, Timothy, VI. 179.
Grossman, Mrs. A. T., III. 448. Crown or six livre piece (French), value
Crossman, Miss Caroline, teacher, I. 448 ; of, X. 213, 214.
IX. 94. Crowther, Capt. — , XV. 353, 602.
Crossman, Daniel L., VIII. 37; XIV. 40; Crozat, II. 101.
"Early French occupation of Michi- Crozer, James A., editor, I. 270; mem-
gan," XIV. 651; "How the last French ber State Pioneer Society, VII. 151;
claim to a Michigan farm was extin- VIII. 12; vice-president, IX. xii.; XI.
guished," XIV. 643; member State vii., 10; XIII. 36; XIV. viii., 18.
Pioneer Society, XIII. 110; XIV. 41; Cruickeshank, George, see Crookshank.
student of Hillsdale college, VI. 146. Cruickshanks, Robert, signs petition for
Crossman, Mrs. Harriet, death of, IX. 39. protection in the Indian trade, XI. 484;
Crosman, J. A., VII. 5; VIII. 6, 8, 9. vs. Martin, John, XI. 624.
Crossman, John, XIV. 424. Crum, — , killed by Indians, XII. 454.
Crossman, L. G., master mechanic, I. 131. Crum, Andrew, death of, XIV. 111.
Crossman, Peter, I. 296. Crum, Nathan, V. 448.
Crossman, S. G., I. 130, 329. Crumb, John, V. 252.
Crossville (Tenn.), union prisoners of Crumb, Wells, death of, VIII. 22.
v/ar at, III. 173. Crump, Mrs. Louise, death of, XI. 106.
Crossway, Lieut. — , aide-de-camp to Crutchfield, A. J., III. 325.
Gen. DeRottenburg, XV. 410. Cryderman, William, first marriage in
Croswell, — , attorney, XIV. 272. Eagle township, XIV. 623.
Croswell, Gov. Charles M., II. 79, 403; Cryderman, Mrs. William (Miss Elvira
III. 538; IV. 5; VI. 268; VIII. 168; XIII. Niles), XIV. 623.
199; appoints U. S. senator to fill va- Cryderman, Valentine, early settler of
cancy, III. 123; VI. 338; appoints state Eagle township, XIV. 622.
librarian, IV. 11; appoints board of Crystal Falls township (Marquette
trustees for Pontiac asylum, person- county), organized, first election held
nel of, XIII. 302; date of inaugural as at house of Lucuis A. Thayer, VII. 173,
governor, last in first capital in Lan- 203.
152
INDEX.
Crystal Falls village, sketch of, VII. 203,
204; iron mining industry, VII. 207.
Cucumbers, furnished to Perry's fleet, I.
410; grown by Indians prior to 1563,
II. 25.
Cuddeback, Abram J., death of, VII. 346.
Cuddey, Lieut. William, V. 190.
Cuddy, Thomas, III. 610; VI. 421.
Cudihee, John, II. 327.
Cudworth, A. Bernard, XIII. 260.
Cudworth (Cadworth), Mrs. A. Bernard
(Mrs. Harriet), biog., XIII. 238, 260.
Cudworth, Aggie, XHI. 260.
Cudworth, Apollos, and wife, II. 457.
Cuff, Thomas, death of, VIII. 45.
Cuiellierie, — , VIII. 322, 329.
Cuiellierie, Antoine, and wife, on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Cuiellierie, Alexis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 607; and wife, on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Culbert, John, journalist, VI. 69.
Culbertson, C. W., II. 426.
Culbertson, James, II. 426.
Culbertson, Robert, V. 447.
Cullat, Jean, trader, his invoice of goods,
1778, IX. 650.
Cullen, — , priest, XIII. 449.
Culley, Frank C., publisher, VI. 75.
Cullings, W. F., first settler of Alpena,
VI. 170, 174.
Cullum, Gen. George W., graduate of
West Point, IV. 296.
Cultivators, where manufactured, II. 342.
Culver, Dr. — , VIII. 35.
Culver, Maj. — , II. 614, 615; IV. 136, 145.
Culver, A. C., publisher, VI. 71, 245.
Culver, Alvin N., first supervisor of Mof-
fatt township, III. 334.
Culver, C., XII. 404.
Culver, Ezra, VII. 467.
Culver, Frank M., death of, IX. 39.
Culver, J. C., land entry, III. 426.
Culver, Marcus, XI. 112.
Culver, Moses, death of, IX. 39.
Culver, William, IV. 271, 274.
Culver's, U. S. troops at, XV. 677; Brit-
ish troops at, XV. 503.
Culy, Benjamin, death of, VII. 591.
"Cumberland," ship destroyed by the
Merrimac, III. 186, 187.
Cumberland river, union troops on, III.
172.
Cuming, — , governor of Nebraska, VI.
337.
Cuming, Miss Anna, VI. 337, 338.
Cuming, Miss Charlotte (Mrs. Reed), VI.
337.
Cuming, Mrs. Charlotte (Miss Hart),
biog., VI. 328, 336; VII. 488.
Cuming, Miss Emily, VI. 337.
Cuming, Miss Frances (Mrs. Nourse), VI.
337.
Cuming, Rev. Francis H., D. D., II. 157;
III. 219, 356; IV. 292; V. 319; VI. 336;
IX. 145; memoir, VI. 337; statistics of
his rectorship, IX. 147, 148, 153, 154.
Cuming, Mary, VI. 337.
Cumings, James R., "Indian mounds," II.
24.
Gumming, Elizabeth, loyalist, XI. 451;
XIII. 77.
Gumming, Peter, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII.
77.
Cummings, — , British soldier, 84th regi-
ment, XL 416.
Cummings, — , early pioneer, II. 193.
Cummings, — , platted Port Huron, VI.
415.
Cummings, — , priest, VI. 376.
Cummings, Charles, land entry, "Masto-
don's bones," III. 402, 403.
Cummings, David, Clarendon Freewill
Baptist church organized at house of,
X. 38.
Cummings, Enoch, death of, XIII. 131.
Cummings, Fisher, V. 287.
Cummings, G. P., VII. 177.
Cummings, George K., X. 123.
Cummings, Isaac, II. 582.
Cummings, Rev. Joseph, president of
Wesleyan university, VI. 37.
Cummings, Orgil, II. 309.
Cummings, Sherman, I. 209.
Cummings, Stephen, XIV. 424.
Cummings, William, III. 304.
Cummins, Amelia (Mrs. Gage), V. 493.
Cummins, I., V. 477.
Cummins, Jane (Miss Jane Ferguson),
XIV. 473.
Cummins, Mrs. John, death of, XL 95.
Cummins, Michael, priest, given power
of attorney by Bishop Fenwick, IX. 130.
Cuney, A., VII. 600.
Cunningham, — , VII. 4.
Cunningham, A. T., III. 422.
Cunningham, Allen, IV. 237.
Cunningham, Mrs. Daniel G., death of,
XIV. 192.
Cunningham, Sergeant John, of the Mex-
ican war, commended, VII. 116; died
from wounds in Mexico, VII. 118, 121.
Cunningham, Mrs. John, death of, VI.
383.
Cunningham, Michael, death of, XIV. 193.
Cunningham, Walter, merchant, XIV.
403.
Cunningham, William, IV. 295.
Cuquandarong (old Baby), Indian, speech
at council, 1778, IX. 449.
Cure, Mart, V. 447.
Curl, Miss Berthany (Mrs. Freeman),
VI. 275.
Curie, Mrs. Phebe Ann, death of, VIII.
30; brief memoir of, VIII. 32.
Curley, — , early settler of Desmond,
XIII. 336.
Curner, Mrs. A., death of, XIV. 192.
Curnerd, Adam Lym., signs memorial
for protection to trade, 1780, IX. 552.
INDEX. 153
Curot, Amable, trader, XI. 559; his in- Curtis, Minnie A. (Mrs. F. I. C.), VII.
voice of goods, 1778, IX. 650. 278, 284.
Curran, Ed., VII. 205. Curtis, Nahum, land entry, VII. 560; and
Currants, early cultivation of, II. 102. family converted to Mormonism, XIV.
Currency of early Michigan, I. 381. 618.
Currey, E. J. R., editor, III. 274. Curtis, Nathan, entered first land in
Currie, — , I. 500. Hiland township, III. 563.
Currier, James, V. 347. Curtis, Newman, V. 446.
Curry, Charles, I. 345. Curtis, Newton, III. 409.
Curry, D. R., publisher, VI. 69. Curtis, O. B., publisher, VI. 90.
Curry, John, on census roll of Detroit, Curtis, Orville, death of, IX. 37.
1827, XII. 461^. Curtis, Orrin S., county clerk, 1875-6, I.
Curry, Mrs. John (Minerva), I. 293, 297, 519.
301. Curtis, Mrs. Penella E., death of, IX. 40.
Curry, Julia A., death of, XIII. 112. Curtis, Rebecca (Mrs. Goodrich), XIII.
Curtenius, Col. Frederick W., I. 210; VI. 115-
309; graduate of Hamilton college, Curtis, William, II. 309.
biographical sketch, VII. 484; report of Curtis, Mrs. William, death of, IX. 37.
Kalamazoo, II. 170; soldier of the Mex- Curtis Bros., merchants, VIII. 72.
ican war, VI. 18, 297; VII. 485; XI. 316; Curtiss, Gen. — , XI. 172.
treasurer of asylum, XIII. 306 Curtiss, B. F., "buildings of Ottawa coun-
Curtenius, Gen. Peter, soldier of the war „ *•*<. ?***• l£es*ni an.d f"ture>"
of 1812, marshal of New York, ar- Curtiss, E. W., first sheriff of county, III.
rested Aaron Burr for treason, VII. 47,3/ TTT Ar . 0 T7TT
484; member State Historical Society, Cu,rt|ss» *ohn» ™rJ°3*;« V" 407' 409; m
I. 88; VII. 10. 461; bl°&-> XI- 59' 69-
Curtis/—, early settler of Connecticut, Curtiss, L. J., XI. 70
XIII 116 Curtiss, P. J., XI. 70.
, o ca, .. . . „,, TT j/»o inn rn/\_ . •v i A o
Plirti' n_ %j-fTT o7f) of, II. 498, 499, 500n; X. 148.
r, [• ' ir ' TT MA cn Gushing, Caleb, orator, era of his suc-
Curtis, Mrs. -, II 510, 511. cess, XIV. 310, 373-.
XUfS!' i± ~7TT 901 Gushing, Eli, signs bail bond for Abra-
.• ' «: ' ; J ., ham Talladay, VIII. 202.
Curtis, Miss Abigail, instructor in Cushing, John L 255.
Geauga seminary, VI. 151. Cushing R. T., IV. 236.
Curtis, Alonzo, death of, XL 105. Cushing, Mrs. Sarah L. (Mrs. Munson),
Curtis, Mrs. Austin, IV. 229. IX 30
Curtis, Benjamin H., V. 486. Gushing,' Mrs. Sophia, death of, VI. 447.
Curtis, Chauncy, death of, XI. 83. Cushman Rev. — , IV. 219.
Curtis, Daniel, XIII. 411, 412. Cushman H. J., V. 264.
Curtis, Eli, II. 265; land entry, III. 567. Cushman John P. VI. 369.
Curtis, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. Safford, Cushman Robert, VII. 328.
Sr.), early teacher, XIII. 413; XIV. 94. Cushman, Samuel, death of, XI. 135.
Curtis, Frank I., VII. 284. Cushway, Alfonso, VII. 280.
Curtis, Fred, death of, XI. 39, 96. Cushway, Benjamin, II. 476; III. 318; IV.
Curtis, Rev. G. C., I. 240. 358; VII. 239 278; biog.. VII. 280, 282.
Curtis, George, XI. 94; established stage Cushway Mrs. Benjamin, IV. 358.
line, XIII. 233. Cushway, Charles, VII. 280.
Curtis, Rev. Henry M., VI. 274, 277, 278; Cushway Frank, VII. 280.
VII. 571; XIII. 410. Cusick, Mrs. — . V. 332.
Curtis, Israel, member of committee to Cusick Catherine, death of, XIII. 277.
locate Ry., 1835, V. 473. Cust, Edwin M., I. 512; state senator,
Curtis, J. S., I. 268; III. 453; member XIII. 11; XIV. 412.
State Pioneer Society, I. 88. Custer, Bacton, killed by Indians, V. 486.
Curtis, James B. F., III. 453; member Custer, Emanuel H., father of Gen.
State Pioneer Society, XIV. 41, 196. George, IX. 7.
Curtis, James R., death of, IX. 37. Custer, Mrs. Emanuel H., mother of Gen.
Curtis, Jeremiah, XIV. 423; and family Custer, death of, V. 486.
converted to Mormonism, XIV. 618; Custer, Gen. George, II. 192; IX. 7, 214;
removed to the west, III. 563. massacred by Indians, V. 486.
Curtis, John, J., III. 342, 346. Custer, Col. Thomas, killed by Indians,
Curtis, Lydia, death of, XI. 97. V. 486.
Curtis, Mrs. Mary L., death of, IX. 37. Custer, W. A., killed by Indians, V. 486.
20
154 INDEX.
Ouster massacre, 1876, V. 486. Dablon, Claude, Jesuit priest, I. 481; II.
Customs, collectors of, I. 469472; VI. 135, 137, 139; his name for Lake Mich-
348; VII. 82, 593; VIII. 548, 595, 659; igan, VI. 349, 350; with Marquette
XI. 66; XII. 607, 655; XIV. 410, 416; erects first church on Michigan soil
deputy collectors, I. 470; VII. 255; ex- VIII. 378, 386, 387, 424.
penses of office, I. 472; history of port Daboll, Nathan, author of arithmetic,
at Detroit, I. 468; imports of 1875, I. XIV. 301.
472; inspector, I. 470; supervisor, I. Dagenet, Joseph, XI. 345.
469; salaries, I. 472; statement of ac- Daggett, B., III. 504; VII. 464.
counts of collector, 1806, VIII. 553. Daggett, Nelson, death of, VII. 381.
Cutcheon, E. M., member State Pioneer Daggett, Thomas, III. 504.
Society, IX. 91. Daggy, Mrs. James W. (Miss Alton), VII.
Cutcheon, Otis B. M., member State Pio- 448.
neer Society, XI. 12; memorial report Daglish, Matilda E., IV. 194.
of Oscoda county, XIV. 170; vice-presi- Daglish, William, III. 319, 333.
dent of society, XI. vii.; XIII. 26; XIV. Dahm, — , V. 450.
vii., 18. Dahmen, Francois Xavier, priest, V. 107.
Cutcheon, S. M., XI. 81; principal of Dail, Rev. J. L., IX. 301.
schools at Ypsilanti, IX. 95. Dailey, A. G., II. 346.
Cutcheon, Mrs. S. M., II. 66. D'Aillebout, see Aillebout d'.
Cuthbert, — , X. 661. Daily, Joseph, I. 286, 291.
Cuthbertson, Mrs. — , (Miss Ross), XI. Daily, "Mike," HI. 322.
127. Daily, William, death of, XIV. 54.
Cutherd, Harry, death of, XIV. 135. Daine, John, remained British subject at
Cutler, Andrew, statement of, III. 370. close of revolutionary war, VIII. 411.
Cutler, Charles, death of, X. 5. Dake, C. P., soldier of the war of the re-
Cutler, Dwight, VI. 396; IX. 281. bellion, II. 436.
Cutler, Lieut. F. Byron, VI. 265; biog. of, Dalby, Amos, V. 475.
VI. 269; VII. 380; member of Co. G, Dale, — , XII. 399.
2nd Michigan cavalry, clerk of Clinton Dale, Mrs. Margauritte, death of, XIII.
county, VI. 270. 113.
Cutler, Mrs. F. Byron, VI. 270. Dale, Robert, V. 407.
Cutler, Janet, X. 37, 38. D'Alembert, see Alembert, d'.
Cutler, Jonas, X. 37, 38. Daley, Elijah, XIII. 423.
Cutler, Leonard, settled in St. Joseph Dalglish, George, memoir, XI. 113.
county in 1827, III. 150, 610. Dallas, William, VI. 304.
Cutler, Mary E., death of, IX. 38. Dailey, — , VI. 244.
Cutler, P. D., asylum treasurer, XIII. 307. Dalliba (Dallila), Lieut. James, ex-
Cutler, Pliny, III. 279; IV. 17; VI. 488. changed as prisoner of war, XV. 206,
Cutler, R. A., death of, XIV. 186. 388.
Cutter, Stephen S., member State Pio- Dalliba, James E., VII. 178.
neer Society, III. 266; IV. 8; VII. 11. Dalrimple, — , justice of the peace, XIV.
Cutler, Thomas, VII. 205. 487.
Cutler, William P., XI. 14. Dalrymple farm, XIV. 644.
Cutler & Carrier, VI. 270. Dalson, Daniel, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
Cutler & Savage Lumber Co., IX. 276, Dalson, Gilbert, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
283. Dalson, Isaac, Sr. and Jr., loyalist. XI.
Cutler & Waits, IX. 284. 451; XIII. 77.
Cutler & Walker, VI. 270. Dalson, John, Sr. and Jr., loyalist, XI.
Cutler, Waits & Stegeman, IX. 281. 451; XIII. 77; XV. 49.
Cutler's Corners, VI. 269. Dalson, Mary, Sr. and Jr., loyalist, XI.
Cutteaux, for Indians, XL 356, 357. 451 ; XIII. 77.
Cutter, Orlando, passenger on Walk-in- Dalson, Matthew, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII.
the-water on last trip, V. '9. 77.
Cuttery ads. Wilson, case, cited, XII. 503. Dalson, Nathaniel, loyalist, XI, 451; XIII.
"Cuyahoga," boat, VII. 132. 77.
Cuykendall, Solomon, V. 413, 414. Dalson's, U. S. troops near, XV. 469.
Cuykendall, Mrs. Solomon, V. 413. Dalton, — , X. 635.
Cuyler, — , carried dispatches, 1783, XI. Dalton, Capt. James, IX. 254, 263.
353, 372, 390. Daly, Capt. — , British soldier of the war
Cuyler, Theodore, XIV. 374. of 1812, XV. 416.
Cypher dispatches, of the British, XV. Daly, Daniel, deputy collector of cus-
341, 367, 391. toms, 1805, VIII. 548.
Cypress, of great age at Chepultepec, Daly, E., III. 292.
Mex., II. 177. Daly, James W., II. 184.
INDEX.
155
Dalzell, Capt. James, V. 532, 533; X. 90;
killed at bridge while leading troops
to the rescue of Detroit during Pon-
tiac's siege, VI. 509, 509n; VIII. 339,
349n.
Dame, Joseph, I. 220.
Damon, Robert, death of, XIII. 196, 197.
Damor, William, soldier of 1812, taken
by the British at Detroit, XV. 195.
Dana, B. C., publisher, VI. 70.
Dana, George W., II. 582.
Dana, Rev. J. Jay. I. 239.
Dana, Josiah P., I. 287.
Danaugh, Archibald, member "Pontiac
Company," III. 560.
Danbury, Ann, death of, XIV. 52.
Danby township, Indian village in, III. 23.
Dance, Lieut. Ed.,- assistant commissary
general (British), XV. 519, 531, 538,
555; failure to provide supplies, se-
verely criticized and his removal re-
quested, XV. 503, 504; letter to Lieut.
Col. Smelt, XV. 660.
Dancing bills, III. 27, 28.
Dane, E. J., loss by fire, VI. 185.
Dane, Nathan, of Massachusetts, XII.
318; honorary member State Histor-
ical Society, 1830, XII. 317.
Dane, Paul, VI. 211.
Danes, Ephraim, VI. 474.
Danes, Samuel and wife, VI. 474.
Danford, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 68.
Danforth, — , of Lansing, VII. 419.
Danforth, — , publisher, VI. 79.
Danforth, — , teacher, 1816, I. 449; cruel
methods of punishment, V. 548.
Danforth, Mrs. C. (Miss Waterbury),
VIII. 66.
Danforth, E. B., senator, introduced bill
for first asylum for insane, deaf, dumb
and blind, XIII. 294, 294n.
Danforth, J. B., teacher, deputy superin-
tendent of schools, IX. 94; read paper
before State Teachers' Association,
1860, IX. 95, 96.
Danforth, Joanna Reed (Mrs. Holden),
III. 544; XI. 89.
Daniel, — , Jesuit priest, 1633, VIII. 371,
424; killed by Indians, VIII. 372, 380.
"Daniel Ball," boat, IX. 72, 285.
"Daniel Webster," boat, II. 19; XIII. 125;
XIV. 544.
Daniell, — , superintendent of Tamarack
mine, XI. 177.
Daniels, — , death of, XI. 83.
Daniels, Miss — , (Mrs. S. Comings), XL
79.
Daniels, Abel W., planted first orchard
in Jackson, II. 286, 309.
Daniels, Amos, IV. 302.
Daniels, Benjamin, XI. 123.
Daniels, David H., III. 348, 356; V. 274,
316; XI. 79; opened first store in Bat-
tle Creek, V. 229, 260, 267.
Daniels, Mrs. David H. (Mary), III. 356;
death of, V. 316; XI. 79.
Daniels, Mrs. Elijah, IV. 249; XI. 96.
Daniels, Henry, II. 353; memoir, VII.
466, 468.
Daniels, Hiram, biog., XIV. 147, 163.
Daniels, Mrs. Hiram P. (Rhoda Bing-
ham), XIV. 163.
Daniels, J., first settler in Southfield
township, VII. 560.
Daniels, Mrs. J. B., XI. 212, 213.
Daniels, J. J., VII. 468.
Daniels, John, II. 277, 286, 296, 311, 353;
V. 348; XII. 556; land entry, II. 272.
Daniels, Joseph E. (C.), X. 39, 40, 42.
Daniels, Rev. Joseph L., A. M., III. 413.
Daniels, Col. Lyman I., attorney, pioneer,
III. 131, 476; V. 160, 162, 164; VI. 309;
XI. 290, 310; XIV. 523; sketch of, XI.
315.
Daniels, Mrs. Lyman I. (Miss Amelia La
Grave), XIV. 523.
Daniels, Mrs. M. J., biog., XIV. 99.
Daniels, Mary, death of, III. 555.
Daniels, Mrs. Mary, see Daniels, Mrs.
David H.
Daniels, Nathaniel I., I. 59, 86.
Daniels, Patrick, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Daniels', Russell, V. 190.
Daniels, T., land entries, III. 401.
Daniels, William, death of, XIV. 147.
Daniels, William M., V. 505.
Danielson, Daniel, first settler of Rose
township, VII. 560.
Danis, Charles A., settler of Kaskaskia,
1722, V. 100, 104.
Danish newspaper, published at Battle
Creek, VI. 72.
Dansard, Mrs. Benjamin, V. 486.
Dansard, Mrs. Joseph, death of, VI. 383.
Danville, 111., first frame house in built
by G. S. Hubbard, XIV. 545.
Darby, — , death of, VII. 580.
D'Arcambal, Charles S., X. 154.
Dare, Moses, XII. 86.
D'Argenson, see Argenson, d'.
Darias, Henry, XII. 106.
Darling, — , II. 513.
Darling, — , mail carrier, 1831, II. 292.
Darling, Rev. — , VIII. 104.
Darling, A. R., VI. 450.
Darling, Christopher Columbus, II. 273;
IV. vi.; V. 11; VI. 293; constructed
state roads, IV. 266; invited women to
assist in raising first saw mill, III. 506;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 86;
VII. 9; sketch of, IV. 264-270.
Darling, Mrs. Christopher Columbus, IV.
264, 267.
Darling, Charles W., gift of, IX. 10.
Darling, Frances Mahala, IV. 265.
Darling, Henry Clay, IV. 265.
Darling, Huldah, IV. 265.
Darling, John, IV. 264.
166
INDEX.
Darling, Joseph, II. 353; soldier of the
revolutionary war, IV. 264.
Darling, Mrs. Mahala, death of, IX. 38.
Darling, Mrs. Sarah E. (Mrs. R. C. Dart),
IV. 265, VI. 294.
Darling, Simon, I. 157; land entry, III.
430.
Darling, Theodore, IV. 265.
Darling, William H.. death of, IX. 48.
Darragh, J. C., banker, VI. 321, 322.
Darrah, Mrs. Flora D. (Miss Harrington),
XI. 72.
Darrill, Capt. Marvin, "Reminiscences of
Pioneer life," III. 499.
Darrah, Lieut. Archibald, XV. 114.
Darroch, Maj. Gen. P. (P.), XV. 394, 441;
letters to Sec. Freer, XV. 410; to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 397.
Darrow, A., V. 408.
Darrow, Dr. Charles H., biog., VIII.
34, 42. •
Darrow, D. J., VIII. 43.
Darrow, Delia (Mrs. Eri Benedict), XIV.
161.
Darrow, Francis, reads paper for Mr.
Drake, III. 591; biog., III. 592, 599.
Darrow, Frank, III. 359, 483.
Dart, Albert, death of, XIV. 147.
Dart, Alfred, death of, XIV. 97.
Dart, Mrs. Alfred, VII. 438.
Dart, E. W., VII. 405.
Dart, R. C., IV. 265, 267; V. 11; law stu-
dent of early Lansing, VI. 294.
Dart, Mrs. R. C. (Sarah E. Darling), IV.
vi.; "Sketch of the life of C. C. Dar-
ling," IV. 264.
"Dart," boat, IV. 208.
D'Artaguette, see Artaguette, d'.
Dartmouth, Earl of, IX. 347; XIII. 66;
endorsed letter, X. 256; letter from
Gov. Hamilton, XIII. 67.
Dartmouth College, XIII. 573.
Darts, for Indians, XI. 356.
Darwin, Rev. Alanson, I. 238; II. 381;
III. 553; XII. 408.
Dascomb, James, M. D., instructor in
Hillsdale College, VI. 158.
Dassault, Jean, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Datema, Jennie, death of, XI. 84.
Datien, Jean Baptiste, subscription for
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Dattleson, Maria Ann, death of, VIII. 44.
Dauceth, Pierre, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Daugherity, Rev. M. A.( "Sketches of
pioneer days and memoir of Thomas
Daugherity," XIII. 123.
Daugherity, Thomas, biog., XIII. 123,
125.
Daugherity, Mrs. Thomas, XIII. 125.
Daugherity, William, XIII. 124.
Daugherty & Woolnough, printers, XIV.
80.
Daughters of Rebekah, see Degree of
Rebekah.
Daujiung — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 58.
Daunois (Dauncis), Baptiste, taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 534, 535.
Dauphin, IX. 598, 600.
Davenport, A. R. and wife, VII. 199 ; give
facts concerning war of 1812, VII. 200,
201.
Davenport, Miss Betsey (Mrs. Sisson),
XIII. 190.
Davenport, Judge E. N., III. 602, 603, 606 ;
IV. 366, 370; VII. 282, 328, 389; first
sheriff of Bay county, VII. 229.
Davenport, Mrs. E. N., III. 602.
Davenport, Elias, IV. 60.
Davenport, George, state senator, VII.
389.
Davenport, Horace, II. 580; VII. 86.
Davenport, Ira, X. 116.
Davenport, John, death of, XIII. 227;
made prisoner by British, VII. 200.
Davenport, Dr. Louis graduate Western
Reserve College, II. 572; IV. 426; XIV.
574; gift of, XII. 32£; member State
Historical Society, XII. 323; member
committee on mineralogy, XII. 327;
sketch of, IV. 426; residence of, IV.
479.
Davenport, Mrs. Olive, XIII. 113.
Davenport, R. T. and wife, I. 241.
Davenport, Samuel T, Jr., attorney, X.
86; signs memorial to judges citing
errors of clerk, XII. 639; memorial of
Wayne county bar, XII. 552; petition
for a representative in congress, XII.
587.
Davenport, Mrs. Sarah, biog., IV. 426.
Davenport, William, highway tax, 1812,
IV. 409.
David, Col. — , of the 9th Mich, cavalry,
XIII. 322.
David, James I., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 86.
David, Jehiel, I. 510.
David, John, built log houses for Indians
in Danby township, IV. 23.
David, Moses, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Davidge, Alexander, member of the
Brady Guards, XIII. 526.
Davidson, — , attorney, 1787, XI. 624,
625.
Davidson, Abraham, XL 206, 208.
Davidson, Alexander, attorney, VI. 411;
IX. 186.
Davidson, Corp. Charles, IX. 547, 657.
Davidson, Crosier, death of, XIV. 193.
Davidson, Darius J., student of univer-
sity branch at Kalamazoo, V. 421;
XIV. 341; incident of his school days,
X. 30.
Davidson, E. Y., death of, XIII. 228.
Davidson, Ephraim, XI. 206.
INDEX. 157
Davidson, Frank, VII. 546. Muskegon county, I. 301; XIII. 236;
Davidson, Henry, death of, VI. 448. XIV. 143; sketch of, XIII. 235.
Davidson, James,. I. 326, death of, XIV. Davis, Mrs. Chauncey, XIV. 144.
190. Davis, Chauncey & Co., I. 287, 289, 290,
Davidson, James, hospital mate, X. 513, 300; XIII. 236; XIV. 143.
514, 564, 565; arrival at Amherst- Davis, Clara (Mrs. Harrison), XI. 201.
burgh, XV. 41; in charge of artillery Davis, Coe, officer of the Brady Guards,
stores, X. 441, 442. XIV. 417.
Davidson, Rev. James F., pioneer, II. Davis, Cornelius, entered land, 1824, II.
164-166; III. 236, 237, 239-243, 356, 394; 449, 583.
IV. 184; V. 311, 430; X. 53; VI. 378; Davis, Miss Cynthia, marriage of, VII.
XIII. 409; XIV. 372. 579.
Davidson, John, death of, XIII. 277; XIV. Davis, D. Doane, landlord, III. 280, 283-
183. 286; IV. 175.
Davidson, Peter, sketch of, III. 638. Davis, Daniel D., III. 280; VII. 306.
Davidson, Simeon, early settler of Macon Davis, Daniel L., death of, XIV. 97.
township, III. 553; XIII. 594; XIV. 269. Davis, David, XI. 43.
Davidson's tavern, V. 246. Davis, Miss Delina, IV. 387.
Davies, Corporal — , of the Royal artil- Davis, E. A., III. 454.
lery, court martialed, IX. 586. Davis, Dr. E. W., IX. 70.
Davies, Maj. — , XV. 70. Davis, Capt. Ebenezer, II. 384, 415; V.
Davies, Rev. E. L., III. 356; V. 317, 318. 525; VII. 578, 579; VIII. 52.
Davies, John, first treasurer of Kalamo Davis, Edward B., member of State His-
township, III. 403; soldier of 1812, torical Society, XII. 327.
taken by the British at Detroit, XV. Davis, Elihu, trustee of Hillsdale col-
195. lege, I. 170; VI. 162.
Davies, Rachel (Mrs. F. Elmer), XIII. Davis, Eliza (Mrs. Ebenezer), biog., VIII.
167. 50, 52.
Davis, — , XIV. 326. Davis Miss Eliza S., VIII. 52.
Davis, — , of surveying party, III. 590. Davis, Elvira, death of, XI. 83.
Davis, Capt. — , British soldier en route Davis, Emeline B., VIII. 52.
to Upper Gap, XV. 590. Davis, F. M., bank teller, VI. 324.
Davis, Miss — , (Mrs. Lamb), VIII. 199. Davis, Francis, biog., X. 123; XIII. 168,
Davis, Lieut. Col. — , Royal artillery, 169.
where located in 1787, XI. 509. Davis, Mrs. Francis (Miss Gertrude
Davis, A. W., soldier of the Mexican war, Ann Beardslee), XIII. 170.
IV. 375; VI. 19. Davis, Mrs. G., death of, VI. 340.
Davis, Mrs. Abigail, death of, XIV. 190.' Davis, G. H., first alderman of Alpena,
Davis, Abner, entered land, 1821, III. 568. VI. 184.
Davis, Alice, death of, XIII. 226. Davis, George, attorney, VI. 312; mem-
Davis, Alonzo C., member State Pioneer ber of the Brady Guards, XIII. 525;
Society, III. Ill, 266; IX. 13. sketch of, IV. 422.
Davis, Amanda (Mrs. M. I. James), XI. Davis, Dr. George and wife, IV. 186, 191.
106. Davis, Mrs. George (Miss Joy), XI. 78.
Davis, Mrs. Anna (Miss Hamilton), Davis, Henry, member of the legislature,
story of early lighthouse, XIII. 335, "Statistics of Bronson," XII. 401.
336. Davis Henry Winter, II. 77.
Davis, Rev. Alpheus, preacher of 1818, Davis, Mrs. Hiram, death of, XI. 38.
III. 235. Davis, Horace, VIII. 52.
Davis, B. B., landlord, XIV. 418. Davis, Isaac, V. 449; original member of
Davis, B. M., nurseryman, X. 74; vice- first Presbyterian church of Climax,
president of State Horticultural So- XIII. 414, 417.
ciety, X. 78. Davis, J. D., I. 296, 300.
Davis, Benjamin, II. 273; III. 192; VII. Davis, Dr. J. D., II. 560.
576; XII. 565; land entry, IV. 277; Davis, Jacob, XIII. 235.
sketch of, IV. 387. Davis, Jahael, II. 584.
Davis, Betsey (Mrs. Fisk), VII. 305, 306. Davis, James H., I. 169.
Davis, Mrs. Betsey M., death of, IV. 270. Davis, James M., attorney, XI. 310.
Davis, Caleb F., member of the Brady Davis, James N., supervisor, VIII. 52.
Guards, XIII. 525, 527. 528. Davis, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIV. 183.
Davis, Mrs. Calista, death of, IX. 84. Davis, Jefferson I. 140; II. 12: III. 2,
Davis, Calvin, member of the legisla- 139, 286, 525; IX. 198; XIII. 216; XIV.
ture, XIV. 413. 63; motion to hang, II. 76; prisoner of
Davis, Maj. Chauncey, I. 296, 298. 300; war, VI. 267.
member of the legislature, first from Davis, Jerome G., VIII. 52.
158 INDEX.
Davis, John, first settler of Corunna, III. Davis, Sarah Jane (Miss Atwood), XIII.
567; XII. 382; XIV. 139, 140. 414, 418.
Davis, Mrs. John (Elizabeth Naoma Davis, Solomon, XIV. 416.
Nichols), biog., XIV. 139. Davis, Solon, school inspector in Calhoun
Davis, John G., death of, VIII. 116. county, 1833, II. 196.
Davis, John T., IX. 268. Davis, Stephen, pioneer of Charlotte, I.
Davis, Rev. Jonathan, II. 508; X. 159; 157; VII. 379.
land entry, II. 582. Davis, T., student of branch university
Davis, Jonathan D., member of commit- in Detroit, V. 543.
tee to locate first capital, XI. 238. Davis, T. B., student of branch univer-
Davis, Joseph, XI. 54; XIV. 590. sity in Detroit, V. 543.
Davis, Joseph D., I. 285. Davis, Taplin & Co., florists, X. 74.
Davis, Joshua, land entry, III. 569. Davis, W. S., III. 280.
Davis, Rev. L. P., III. 237; VII. 344. Davis, Col. Wellington, XI. 257.
Davis, Lemuel, XIV. 363. Davis, Willard, teacher, 1837, III. 383,
Davis, Levi, IV. 387. 422, 423.
Davis, Rev. Lorenzo, I. 78; III. 240-242; Davis, William, VIII. 99; XIII. 170.
VIII. viii.; IX. 7; XI. 10, 19; XIII. 128; Davis, William A., V. 475.
early teacher, II. 512; "Pioneer Minis- Davis, William B., death of, XI. 28.
ters of Washtenaw county," VIII. 214; Davis, Worlender (Mrs. Harrison), XI.
IX. 155. 201.
Davis, Gen. Martin, soldier of the war Davis & Bigelow, tanners, I. 387.
of the rebellion, II. 616; VII. 90. Davison, — , 1779, X. 336; XI. 556.
Davis, Mrs. Nancy G. (Bagley), III. ix.; Davison, — , Grand Haven, IX. 251.
V. 487; VI. 386; "Memoir of . Amasa Davison, Abram, I. 130.
Bagley," III. 596. Davison, Benjamin Franklin, XI. 268.
Davis, Oliver, death of, IV. 235. Davison, DeWitt Clinton, XI. 267.
Davis, Dr. Parmenio, II. 508; death of, Davison, George, member of committee
VII. 590; mayor of Ypsilantl, 1869, let- to, examine into the administration of
ter from acting Greek minister en- justice in Hesse, XII. 3, 4, 310.
quiring about the naming of city; re- Davison, J., III. 280.
ply to, IV. 400. Davison, John, pioneer, III. 504; VII. 464.
Davis, Perry J., III. 286, 290. Davison, Jonathan, X. 139.
Davis, Mrs. Perry J., III. 313. Davison, Rev. Joseph, V. 310.
Davis, Phillip C., death of, XIV. 111. Davison, Mary (Mrs. Ezra Brackett,
Davis, Philo C., death of, XI. 112. Jr.), XIV. 85.
Davis, Phineas, Sr., III. 280, 321; XI. 124. Davison, Matthew, merchant, III. 461,
Davis, Phineas, Jr., I. 386, 387, 390; IV. 462; mayor of Flint, proclamation on
468; XII. 371. the death of Col. E. H. Thomson, X.
Davis, Priscilla, original member of first 177.
Presbyterian church of Climax, XIII. Davison, Norman, supervisor, X. 139;
414; death of, XIII. 417. XI. 263, 265; biog., XI. 267.
Davis, Mrs. Randolph, death of, VIII. Davison, Oliver P., member of the legis-
113. lature in 1847, XI. 265; brief sketch of,
Davis, Reuben E., VIII. 52. XI. 267.
Davis, Sir Robert, killed by Indians, II. Davison, Paul G., XI. 265; XIII. 183;
102. biog., XI. 267.
Davis, Col. Robert W., I. 432; XI. 118; Davi&on, Robert, pioneer, III. 504; VII.
collector of customs, Detroit, 1859, I. 464.
471. Davisonville (Atlas), location of, XI. 263;
Davis, Rosevelt, II. 310, 311, 325; III. see also Atlas.
504; VII. 464; X. 44, 45; active worker Davy, Sir Humphrey, VI. 118.
for Hillsdale college, VI. 141; member Da-wat-tong, Huron chief, present at
of committee to draft first constitu- council with Gov. Hamilton, 1778, IX.
tion and by-laws for college, VI. 142, 443.
143. Dawe, Rev. William, III. 226, 227, 236.
Davis, Rosevelt H., M. D., student of Dawson, — , III. 531.
Hillsdale college, VI. 146. Dawson, — , 1780, IX. 584; bill for mer-
Davis, S., III. 291. chandise, VIII. 487.
Davis, S. H., early teacher of vocal Dawson, George, publisher, II. 395; III.
music, V. 449. 273; VI. 63, 64; X. 17, 18; XIV. 530.
Davis, S. W., publisher, VI. 89. Dawson, J., III. 280.
Davis, Samuel F., on pay roll, war 1832, Dawson. James H., M. D., asylum physi-
I. 248. cian, XIII. 307.
Davis, Mrs. Sarah, death of, XIII. 112. Dawson, Luther, II. 398.
INDEX. 15»
Dawson, Richard, landlord, VII. 214, 215, scription in behalf of Masonic lodge
220. No. 62 for university building, 1877,
Dawson, Mrs. Robert (Martha Pearsall), VII. 44n.
XIII. 257. Day, Rev. W. P., V. 416.
Dawson, William C., X. 15. Day, William, death of, XIII. 212.
Dawson & Anderson, builders, X. 127, Daylish, John T., death of, XI. 95.
128. Dayton, — , graduate of Princeton col-
Day, — , British commissary general, IX. lege, XIV. 356.
432; X. 292, 494; XII. 307; letter to, Dayton, — , mayor of Flint XIII. 181.
X. 279. Dayton, Miss Edna, IX. 8.
Day, — , early temperance worker, XIII. Dayton, Mrs. Edward (Miss Joy), XI. 78.
389. Dayton, Ira, VII. 392; X. 139.
Day, Mrs. — , Detroit, 1806, I. 345. Dayton, Mrs. J. C., VI. 274.
Day, Mrs. — , Saginaw, VII. 302. Dayton, John, III. 463; XIV. 507.
Day, A., land entries, III. 401, 402. Dayton, Jonathan, VI. 272; VII. 233; X.
Day, Andrew C., death of, IX. 18. 139; XIV. 507.
Day, Asa, death of, VIII. 55. Dayton, M., member State Historical So-
Day, Mrs. Clarence (Miss Lindsay), XI. ciety, XII. 323.
80. Dayton & Leslie, IV. 273.
Day, Daniel, II. 445. Dazette, Joseph, IV. 319.
Day, Rev. E. H. (Nanocosse, Indian Deaf and Dumb asylum, value of build-
name), XIV. 23; child severely ings in 1889, XIV. 410; see school for
burned, XIV. 229; compensation as Deaf.
missionary, XIV. 234, 235; encounter Deal, Owen, biog., IV. 231.
with a bull, XIV. 225; gave feast at Dean, — , XIII. 6, 9.
the naming of himself and family by Dean, — , XIII. 532.
Indians, XIV. 223; invited to a lynx Dean, — , Kalamazoo, VI. 309.
dinner, XIV. 253; "Length of day on Dean, Miss Amanda (Mrs. Davis Dick-
north shore of Lake Superior," XIV. erson), XIV. 475.
202 ; missionary among Indians at Fon Dean, Artemas J., III. 554 ; member State
du Lac, XIV. 205-233; at Eagle River, Pioneer Society, IV. 170; VI. 10.
among miners, XIV. 235 ; present from Dean, B. C., his statistics, 1854, XII. 394.
early Ontonagon settlers, XIV. 243; Dean, C. W., attorney, member of the
"Sketches of the Northwest," XIV. legislature, VIII. 229.
205; traveling outfit, XIV. 236; trip to Dean, David S., XIV. 475.
Ohio Trap Rock mine, XIV. 251. Dean, Mrs. David S., XIV. 448.
Day, Mrs. E. H., XIV. 207, 210; her In- Dean, George, VI. 227.
dian name, XIV. 223. Dean, Mrs. Harry, death of, XI. 130.
Day, Erastus, II. 444. Dean, Henry, Allegan county death of,
Day, F., III. 281. XIII. 112.
Day, Rev. George T., D. D., declined Dean, Henry, St. Joseph county, death
presidency of Hillsdale college, VI. of, III. 610.
160-162; instructor and trustee of col- Dean, Henry M., mayor of Niles, 1864,
lege, VI. 151, 154. IV. 213.
Davis, Capt. Ira, V. 136. Dean, Col. Henry S., XI. 139.
Day, Isaac, I. 345. Dean, Hiram, death of, VIII. 101, 110.
Day, Jeremiah, president of Yale col- Dean, Horace, II. 315.
lege, I. 39, 42. Dean (Deane), Isaac, pioneer of Adrian,
Day, Joel L., VII. 243. I. 229; III. 553; VIII. 193; death of,
Day, John E., IV. v., vii.; V. 12, 13; IX. 56, 59.
"Backwards, a Glance into the Past," Dean, Mrs. Isaac, death of, XIV. 135.
IV. 34; "Early settlement of Ma- Dean, Jerry, II. 572; signs report on
comb county," IV. 307; member State Hand's investigation, XII. 601.
Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15; vice- Dean, Jonathan, Sr., territorial pioneer,
president, IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 3, VII. ix., I. 157; IV. 238; XIV. 474.
7; VIII. xiii., 9; IX. xi.; XI. 10. Dean, Jonathan, Jr., IV. 237, 238.
Day, John S., II. 215. Dean, Julia, XIII. 532.
Day, Jonathan, IV. 475. Dean, Rev. L. H., III. 237.
Day, Levi, II. 445. Dean, Luther, IV. 60; biog., VIII. 101,
Day, Lucinda, II. 445. 110.
Day, Mrs. Lucy, IV. 258. Dean, Lyman H., death of, XIII. 132.
Day, R. A., VII. 357. Dean, Orrin, death of, VI. 341.
Day, Samuel, II. 572. Dean, Nathan, death of, VII. 465.
Day, Mrs. Samuel, IV. 249. Dean, Samuel. "Statistics and History of
Day, Sylvester, XV. 114; presents sub- Addison," XII. 390.
160 INDEX.
Dean, Sarah S. (Mrs. Comstock), I. 229. Ottawas, XIII. 108; speech before court
Dean, Silas, graduate of Yale college, of inquiry, XI. 587; testimony relative
XIV. 356. to at court of inquiry, XI. 523-530 533,
Dean, T. L., III. 281. 555, 562, 567-573, 602. 604-619.
Dean, William, IV. 60; student of branch Dease, Mrs. John, XI. 558, 569.
university at Detroit, V. 543. Death penalty abolished and solitary con-
Dean, Ensign William takes invoice of finement substituted. Comparative re-
goods at St. Joseph, 1799, XII. 302, 303. suits, VI. 99.
Dean & Comstock, II. 372. DeBarr, Rev. — , D. D., VI. 278.
Dean & Hurlbut, IX. 86. DeBaun, Rev. John A., D. D., elected
Dean Island, XIV. 504. president of Hope college declined to
Deane, Gains S., death of, VII. 488. act, IX. 329.
Deane. Maj. Thomas, XV. 523, 527; letter De Beer, Rev. D., IX. 307.
to Maj. Gen. Riall, XV. 518. De Beer, Rev. J., IX. 311.
Deane, Worcester, II. 205. Deberdue, Peter, British soldier, salary
Dean's tavern, IX. 164. of, XV. 270.
Dearborn, Maj. Gen. H., IV. 425; XV. De Bey, Rev. D., IX. 312.
135, 214, 232, 287, 308, 364, 385, 460, De Boucherville, Lieut. Col., see Bou-
546; autograph presented State His- cherville, de.
torical Society, XII. 333; commanding Debree, Dinah (Mrs. Peter Despelder),
American forces in war of 1812, XV. XIV. 142.
157; his power to exchange prisoners Debroux, — , Priest, III. 647.
of war limited, XV. 386, 387; letters DeBruyn, Rev. J. A., IX. 307.
from James Monroe, XV. 205, Sir DeBruyn, R. M., teacher, IX. 328.
George Prevost, XV. 335, McKeehan, Debt, imprisonment for, V. 459; XIV.
XV. 304; to Col. Baynes. XV. 127, 564; national, in 1787, XI. 147; pro-
Sir George Prevost, XV. 128, 136, 161, ceedings againt Paul Bellaire for, VIII.
205, 211; negotiates treaty for release 493.
of prisoners, XV. 183; received Col. Decalorence, — , XV. 377.
Baynes, with dispatches, XV. 130; DeCamp, Dr. — , member State Histor-
secretary of war, 1802, V. 373; VIII. ical Society, XII. 327.
449; strengthens harbors, XV. 343; Decamp, Abraham, V. 527.
takes York, XV. 311. Decatur, "Republican," VI. 95.
Dearborn arsenal, XII. 417. 418; de- Decatur township (Van Buren county),
scription of, XIII. 536. organized, in. 628.
Dearborn fort, see Fort Dearborn. Dechard, headquarters of Gen. Buell, IV.
Dearbornville, Thompson's tavern de- 154-160.
stroyed, IV. 408. Dechesne, Frangois and wife, on census
Deare, Henry M., judge of probate, I. roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
433; member state legislature in 1863, Dechesne, Joseph and wife, on census
and member committee for memorial roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
on death of Senator E. S. Northrup, Decharme, Paul, claim for losses by In-
VII. 226. dians, XV. 670.
Deas, Mrs. — , (Miss Bessie Garland), V. Decker, — , XIV. 587.
546. Decker, Abram, member Ionia colony,
Dease (Deauze), Fran M., signs letter to III. 470.
Capt. Roberts, XV. 245, 246. Decker, Benjamin, X. 116.
Dease, Capt. John, XI. 322, 388, 505, 506; Decker, Charles, IV. 229.
XII. 20; XIII. 67, 85, 86; address to Decker, Garret S., V. 318.
Indians, XI. 491-496; answer to charges Decker, Grant, X. 123; first mayor of
at court of inquiry, XI. 576-601; ap- Flint, III. 438.
pointed commissary of Indian affairs Decker, Mrs. Hannah, IV. 228.
for Michilimackinac, 1786, XI. 489; Decker, Mrs. Jacob, death of. VTII. 99.
XIII. 106; attends Indian councils, XI Decker, James, grocer, X. 122, 123.
490; XIII. 107: bill of goods for Indian Decker, Mrs. Jennie M. (Miss Bellows),
department, XI. 513; commended, XV. XI. 77.
625; defense at court of inquiry. XTII. Decker, Jesse, land entries, III. 566, 568;
87; extract from his journal of 1787, VII. 560; with Philip Bia;ler built first
XI. '499; XIII. 82; letter from Acting dam in Paint Creek, XIII. 486.
Secretary Langdon, XI. 580; letter un- Decker, Joseph, III. 555.
addressed, XII. 12; ordered to appear Decker, M., member of Ionia colony.
before court of iriaulry. XT. 514: orders XIV. 560.
from Sir John Johnson, XI. 577; ques- Decker, Mrs. R. D., VI. 226.
tions witnesses at court of inquiry, XI. Decker, Truman, "Tradition of Squaw
523, 549-552, 558, 567, 568; speech to Island," XIII. 486.
INDEX. 161
Decker, Uri, death of, IX. 57. DeGraff, Miss Sally A. (Mrs. L. Crane),
Deckman, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XI. VIII. 108.
130. DeGraw, Amelia A., IV. 194.
Declaration of Independence, the men DeGraw, Margaret, IV. 194.
who prepared it, XI. 145; XIII. 583. Degree of Rebekah, of Allegan, III. 289;
DeCoto. Joseph, I. 265. Battle Creek, III. 360; Jackson, II. 326.
Decoy, how hunters attract game, XIV. Dehetre, Hyacinth, on census roll of De-
263. troit, 1779, X. 324; 1782, X. 604.
Decrow, — , soldier of the Black Hawk Deidrich, Martin, death of, VI. 431.
war, VI. 220. Deits, William, early settler of Eagle
Dederick. Ab. I., III. 285. township, XIV. 622.
Dedrick, Cornelia M. (Mrs. A. H. Brain- Dejean, — , priest, I. 493.
erd) XIV 88 Dejean (Dejeau), Mrs. — , on Detroit s
Deed, copy of an early French, 1798, IV. census roll, 1779 X. 318.
77; dated 1796, VIII. 494; first in Mich- ^f^JPS?*^ ,PhlllP' IX'. 34£ , 34.?>
igan, I. 341; given by Cadillac, trans- «3; XI. 20; acted as judge in Detroit,
lation of, I. 343; given by Chippewa '"69, X 238; before grand jury X.
Indians to William Tucker, 1780, V. 2?3- 294 336; cash paid to IX. 647;
551; letter from Cadillac's grand- ?lve.n safe conduct to Detroit X .410;
daughter relating to, I. 345, of In- J™tice of the peace, 1778 III 17 22,
dians X. 129. of sheriff to land in 23; IX. 437 469; prisoner of Col. Clark,
Wavn'e county, VIII. 501: to Hog Is- Jx- 505 508, 509; paroled, IX. 513; on
land, and totems of the Indian chiefs. 'ax roll levied for repairing fort at De-
copy of original, X. 235, 236; to land trolt> VIII 466; report of houses cat-
at Fort Detroit, VIII. 454, 470, 514; in «e. and inhabitants of Detroit, 1773,
Maidstone, Canada, dated, 1797, VIII. ,
5Q2 Dejeaunay (Dejeaunais), — , priest, I.
Deed 'of gift, discontinued, XI. 409; of £85; VIII 351; commended by Thomas
Pottawattomie Indians, XII. 623. Lrage'
Deeds (Deedes), Maj. - XIL 419; mem- wounded. xv. 284.
ber court of inquiry X DeKunick,' -, "father," priest, XI. 92.
Deep River township (Bay county), or- Delahunty _ British soldier 84th reg}.
ganized, first supervisor, III. 334. ment XI 416
Deer abundant in Michigan I 403; V. Deiair, Francois, taxable property, 1802,
251; VI. 475; XIII. 548; XIV. 272; as vm' 537
food, I. 506; attacked boys XIV. 442, Delam'aWr; Dr. _ instructor in Fairfield
443; destroyed by wolves, I 505; how medical college v. 355.
caught by early settlers, I. 404 405, Delamater Mrs. _L death of, VI. 283.
505; meat and skins used in barter Delamater A. advertized in first paper
with Indians XIV. 262. of Detro'jt L 3g5
Deer river, VII. 209. Delamater. Abram, land entry. IV. 277.
Deer skins invoice of for western In- Delamater, Anson H., I. 14; II. 312, 315;
dians, XV 655; sent to Michilimack- Iy yj 269 2?5; y 408-411; first su-
mac, XV. 655. pervisor of Columbus township, IV.
Deerfield, "Ray," VI. 84, 86. 280; land entries, IV. 277, 278.
Deerfiekl township (Lenawee county), Delamater, Mrs. Anson H.. IV. 269. 275.
organized, II. 362. Delamater, Charles, IV. 271, 278.
Defendorf, I., death of, XIV. 187. Delamater, Cook IV. 278.
Defield, Mrs. D., death of, VII. 346. Delamater, DeWi'tt C., first postmaster of
Defield, Mary B., death of, XI. 27. Jefferson IV. 279.
Deforest. A., VII. 593. Delamater, Edward, IV. 271, 275, 277, 278.
Deforest, Benjamin D., death of, XI. 73. Delamater, Mrs. Edward, death of, VI.
Deforest, Mrs. Laura, death of, XIII. 133. 307.
Degagne, Joseph, III. 35. Delamater, Hannah, IV. 278.
Degerdin, Igasuh, highway tax, 1812, IV. Delamater, Isaac, land entry, IV. 277,
409. 278, 280.
Degnand, — , X. 240. Delamater, Jackson, IV. 275, 278.
DeGraff, Emanuel, death of, VIII. 29. Delamater, John, IV. 275, 280.
DeGraff, Harmon, member of Eureka Delamater, Rev. Louis, VIII. 106.
Iron Company, XIII. 320. Delamater, Maria, IV. 278.
DeGraff, Isaac, VII. 623. Delamater, Miss Mary Jane (Mrs. S. T.
DeGraff, Martin, VIII. 108. Marsh), marriage of, IV. 278.
DeGraff, Nicholas, soldier of 1748, killed Delamater, Nancy, IV. 278.
in the Indian war, VII. 120. Delamater, Newell, IV. 278.
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162
INDEX.
Delamater, Samuel, IV. 249.
Delamater, Sophia, IV. 278.
Delamater, Wallace, IV. 278.
Delamater, Washington, IV. 278.
Delambert, Joseph, death of, VIII. 21.
DelaMontaguie, see LaMontaguie, de.
DeLand, Col. C. V., publisher, II. 324;
IV. 265; VI. 80, 297; VII. 294.
DeLand, Mrs. C. V. (Miss Perry), stu-
dent of Hillsdale college, VI. 146.
Deland, Charles, XII. 373.
DeLand, Mary Ann Samantha, II. 290.
DeLand, Mrs. Mary G., III. 608; V. vi.;
first settlement of Jackson, V. 348,
348n.
DeLand, Judge William R., II. 279, 284,
309; III. 508; IV. 265; V. 350, 351, 355;
arrival with family in Jackson, II. 278;
assistant court judge, II. 295; county
clerk, II. 312, 313; first justice of the
peace of Jackson county, II. 281, 289,
308, 311; probate judge, II. 314; school
officer. II. 309, 310.
DeLanglade, Capt. Charles, III. 17, 21, 24.
Delano, Ephraim B., I. 209; land entry,
first township clerk of Cooper, V. 403.
DeLano, George, V. 405.
DeLano, William S., V. 403.
DeLano & Co., III. 291.
Delany, Rev. Mark, III. 241.
Delaran, Dr. — , XIII. 316; see also Dela-
van.
Delavan, Charles T., I. 179 ; death of, IV.
252.
Delavan, T. C., I. 179.
Delavan, Dr. Thompkins, IV. 252; his
treatment for "straw legs," XIV. 39.
"Delaware," boat, I. 471.
Delaware, on Thames river (Canada),
battle of, position of armies, XV. 510;
inhabitants made prisoners of war, pa-
roled, XV. 639; U. S. troops at, XV.
659.
Delaware Historical Society, gift of, III.
110.
Delaware Indians, address to congress,
1785, XI. 467; XIII. 105; address to
Capt. Lernoult, X. 364; census in 1763,
III. 16; chiefs present at council with
Gov. Hamilton, 1778, IX. 443; council
with Wyandotts, X. 348; "intoxication
among, liquor laws, XIII. 397; Koo-
shacking tribe, XIII. 44, 45 ; location of,
XIII. 340; XV. 525; message to Maj.
DePeyster, X. 583; proposed exchange
of for U. S. prisoners of war, XV. 286;
refused to join the English, III. 20, 30;
reported ready to join U. S. troops in
attack on Long Point, XV. 524; signed
treaty of 1785, XII. 9; speech to Maj.
DePeyster, X. 420, 543-545; stole
horses of settlers on river Raisin, Ot-
ter and Swan Creek, XV. 170.
Delaware Island, location of, I. 502.
Delballivill, — , British soldier, XV. 403.
Delbridge, John, X. 123.
Di •..-•jzates, number from each county en-
titled to seat in convention of 1836, XI.
Vol.
DeLeon. — , commander of the Illinois
Indians, VIII. 296, 297, 336.
!>-L«-ry, — , member of committee to en-
quire into the administration of jus-
tice In Hesse, XII. 3.
pplpvan — , of New York, temperance
lecturer, XIII. 399.
Del Halle. Constantine, priest, see Le
ilalle, Nicholas Benoit Constantine de.
Delia, — , "Poem on Pigeon Creek," X.
1 / 1.
"Delight," boat, Capt. Inglis, IX. 514.
Deline, Isabelle, death of, XIII. 227.
Delisle. — , his names of lakes and rivers
In America, VI. 349-351.
Delisle, Capt. — , killed at Bloody Run,
XIII. 488.
Delisle, Alexis, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 611; and wife, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
Delisle (Delille), Baptiste, VIII. 497;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Delisle (Delyle), Benvenue XII. 578; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^.
Delisle, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 604; and wife, on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
DeLisle, Frederica, IV. 196.
Delisle, Joseph, XII. 578; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 4611/7; on elec-
tion roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Delisle, Neel, of Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close revolutionary war,
VIII. 410.
Delisle, Sarah, IV. 196.
Delisle, Theodora, IV. 196.
Delisle, William H., IV. 196.
Delker, Henry, V. 448.
D'Ell, Capt. — , killed by Indians at siege
of Detroit, VIII. 366.
Dell, Mrs. W. H., death of, IX. 85.
Delia, Carey, death of, III. 468.
Delling, Elijah M., memoir of, XI. 113;
XIII. 239.
Denison, Asa, IV. 280.
Denison, G. H., IV. 280.
DeLong, Charles, II. 314.
DeLong, Polly (Mrs. H. Randall), VII.
493.
DeLong, Walter, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, killed at Murfreesboro,
II. 614.
DeLong & Mills, publishers, IX. 297.
Delorie, Francis, soldier of 1812, V. 554.
Delta county, organized, how named,
county seat located, I. 155; VII. 173;
newspapers, VI. 74; treasurer and
clerk in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on
prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Delta township, early settlement, I. 157.
INDEX. 163
Delzell, Thomas, IV. 194. Denison, Titus, death of, XIII. 130.
Delzell, Thomas T., county clerk, 1875-6, Denison, Z. H., VI. 72.
I. 520. Deninston, Robert on census roll of De-
Deman, Henry, banker, XIV. 387. troit, 1782, X. 607.
Demarchais, Antoine, soldier of 1812. V. Denk, Joseph, XIII. 447.
554. Denkey, Christian Frederick, Moravian
Demarest, Rev. — , VII. 404. preacher, IV. 346; signs memorial to
Demasse, Pierre, on census roll of De- Sir George Prevost, XV. 252.
troit, 1782, X. 610. Denman, Henry B., merchant, XIV. 80;
Dement, Maj. — , repulsed by Indians, legacy to library fund, III. 359; will of,
XII. 429. III. 351.
Demerk, Pierre, III. 35. Denman & Hussey, merchants, XIV. 80.
Demers, Pierre, taxable property, 1802, Denman fund, III. 359.
VIII. 537. Denmark, George, V. 347.
Demill, Peter E., II. 326; IV. 413, 461; Dennis, — , master builder, British army,
member of the Brady Guards, XIII. XV. 478.
544; suggested name for, XIII. 528. Dennis, Capt. — , XV. 177.
Deming, — , II. 392. Dennis (Denis), Lieut. Col. — , XV. 442,
Deming, Cyrus P., V. 403. 443.
Deming, Daniel H., VII. 528. Dennis, Maj. — , XV. 417.
Deming, David E., first supervisor of Dennis, B. W., III. 453.
Cooper township, V. 403; member of Dennis, David B., VII. 527.
the legislature, V. 403; signs bond for Dennis, Elias, I. 230; III. 553.
Kalamazoo county's first court house, Dennis, Mrs. George, II. 458.
VII. 474. Dennis, H. H., banker, VI. 321.
Deming, Elbridge G., VII. 561; first set- Dennis, Hamilton J., student of Hillsdale
tier in Oxford township, III. 568. college, state librarian of Kansas, VI.
Deming, Emily, I. 423. 146.
Deming, Jane M. (Mrs. John Palmer), Dennis, Hester (Mrs. Wm. Yerkes), XIII.
XIV. 535. 384.
Deming, John, first child born in Cooper Dennis, James, XIII. 595.
township, V. 403. Dennis, James I., publisher, VI. 78.
Deming, John J., I. 382, 420, 422, 423, Dennis, Aiken & Co., publishers, VI. 68.
428; II. 573; IV. 121; XII. 601; XIII. Dennis & Eggleston, publishers, VI. 77.
430, 431; XIV. 34; clerk of the U. S. Dennis & Holmes, publishers, VI. 68.
court in 1821, X. 85; inspector of reve- Dennison, Miss — , XIV. 325.
nue, XIV. 536 ; trustee of first Protest- Dennison, Mrs. — , IV. 193.
ant church, III. 215. Dennison, Rev. A., pioneer, I. 467.
Deming, S. C., XII. 404. Dennison, Daniel A., death of, XIV. 147.
Deming, Susan L. (Mrs. Nash), VI. 435. Dennison, Elizabeth, slave, XII. 611,
Deming, T., original member Clarendon 517.
Freewill Baptist church, X. 38. Dennison, Hiram, XIV. 325.
Demming, Dr. D. E., I. 209; V. 435. Dennison, James, slave, XII. 511, 517.
Demoine county organized, I. 156 ; II. 361. Dennison, Lefio, on census roll of De-
DeMorrou, — , XV. 357. troit, 1827, XII. 461^.
DeMott, Charles, XIV. 269. Dennison, Micajah, wounded in Fort
Demouchelle, Vittal (Nittat), on census Dearborn massacre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
roll, 1782, X. 603; and wife, on cen- Dennison, Peter, Jr., slave, XII. 511, 517.
sus roll, 1779, X. 324. Dennison, Scipio, slave, XII. 511, 517.
Dempster, James, VI. 206. Dennison, Mrs. William (Miss Clarisa
DeMurry, — , land entry, VII. 520. Bailey), XI. 124.
Denbigh, Earl, II. 593. Dennison, Willis, XIV. 325.
Deneau, Isaac, death of, XIV. 138. Dennison station, IX. 276.
Deneen, James, first settler in Lapeer Denocher, — , I. 53.
county, 1828, III. 549. Denonville, Jacques Rene de Bre&ay,
Denham, Mrs. G. L., IV. 244. Marquis de, governor general of Can-
Dening, William, IV. 341. ada, 1685, III. 114, 118; VI. 404; VIII.
Denison, G. W., IV. 280. 420; extracts of his correspondence
Denison, Gideon, IV. 280. with Col. Dongan, governor of New
Denison, Isabel, death of, XI. 84. York, XI. 250.
Denison, Rev. J. N., V. 52, 52n. Denoyg, — , signs petition against Mc-
Denison, Col. Peter, commands black Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
troops, XII. 469. 237.
Denison, Capt. Rollin C., soldier of the Denoyers, Charles, II. 62.
war of the rebellion, VIII. 47, 48; X. Denoyers, Peter, VII. 113; highway tax,
154. 1812, IV. 409.
164
INDEX.
Denoyers, Peter J., merchant, IV. 472;
residence, IV. 475, 476.
Denslow, William, Sr., VI. 302.
Densmore, George L., II. 315.
Densmore, Rev. George W., preacher of
1812, III. 235.
Densmore, Robert, I. 209.
Densmore, S., XII. 396.
Densmore, Thaddeus, president Ingham
County Pioneer Society, VI. 282.
Densmore, Wm., death of, IX. 83.
Densmore, Zimri, death of, XL 40.
Denson, Algen S., VI. 342.
Denton, Elizabeth (Mrs. Jno. D.), IX. 51.
Denton, John, IX. 51.
Denton, Dr. Samuel, first physician of
Ann Arbor, I. 334, 337, 338, 512; IX.
142; member State Historical Society,
1829, XII. 317; signs notice to reorgan-
ize society, XII. 322; state senator,
XIV. 412.
Denton, DeWitt C., I. 257.
Department of agriculture, gift of, XIII.
34.
Department of the interior, gifts of, II.
6; III. 7, 110; XIII. 34.
Depelleau, Vittal and wife, names on De-
troit's census roll of 1779, X. 326.
Depew, Mrs. Henry, death of, VII. 592.
Depew, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Jno. Dunning),
III. 621.
DePey, Mrs. Pay, death of, XIII. 227.
DePeyster, Maj. Arent Schuyler, II. 593;
III. 16, 21, 24, 25; VI. 486; VIII. viii.,
397; IX. 416, 424, 463-467, 475, 479, 491,
652, 517, 519-525, 528, 531, 535, 542,
545, 546, 553, 554, 560-562, 564-566, 570,
576-578, 584, 589-594, 601, 606, 608-611,
621, 622, 626, 632; X. 277, 299, 308,
365, 367, 374, 385, 435, 439, 446, 450,
467, 489, 494, 495, 500, 566, 572, 596,
597, 616, 622, 624, 626, 627, 630, 654.
662, 670; XI. 355, 378, 383, 387, 395,
433. 434, 439, 443, 448, 455; XII. 310;
XIII. 56, 61, 62, 65, 66. 71, 73, 74; and
the Moravians, IV. 308; V. 453; an-
swer to Indian speeches, X. 454; bill
for hose and slippers. III. 27, 31, 32;
bill of goods for Indian presents, X.
484, 496; certifies to bill of goods, X.
429; commanding at Michilimackinac,
IX. ix., 491; drafts drawn for Indian de-
partment at Michilimackinac, XII. 311-
315; early name of Chicago and river,
VI. 350; endorsed list of officers and
men in Indian department, 1783, XI. 344,
345; interrogates Moravians, XIII. 44;
kindness to Chevallier, XIII. 60; let-
ters from Lieut. Thomas Bennett, IX.
393: Capt D. Brehm, IX. 412; Capt.
Caldwell, X. 646; Gen. Carleton, X.
261; Antoine Chesne, X. 628-630; Louis
Chevallier, X. 286; Lieut. Clowes IX.
612, 614; Simon Girty. X. 478; Gen.
Haldimand, IX. 352-365, 627, 633-641;
X. 412; XI. 342. 350. 353 377, 393 394,
401, 408, 416-418, 445, 465, 471, 490,
524, 578, 598, 659, 670; XI. 396; Gen.
Wm. Irvine, XL. 381; Maj. Lernoult,
X. 504; Capt. Alexander McKee, X.
516, 525-527, 535; XL 362, 385; XIII.
41, 42; Sec. Matthews, X. 623, 652; XL
397; Capt. Mompesson, IX. 630-632;
Michilimackinac, 1777, X. 271; Lieut.
Col. Montgomery, X. 410; Maj. Nairne.
IX. 389; Gov. Sinclair, IX. 586, 600, 616-
618; X. 423; Capt. Thompson, X. 515;
Lieut. Turney, X. 583; to John Askin,
X. 479; Col. Bolton, IX. 614; Capt.
Brehm, IX. 386; Gen. Carleton, IX.
365-367; X. 278; Gen. Haldimand, IX.
376-398, 615; X.^370, 375, 378-380, 395-
400, 413, 419, 423-425, 427, 440, 448,
450, 451, 462, 481, 510, 511, 513, 514,
523, 536, 546, 547, 573, 585, 586, 594,
599, 628, 634, 647, 649; XL 322, 336,
337, 362, 364, 365, 372, 402, 407; XIII.
42, 63; Capt. McKee, X. 370-373, 377,
394, 395, 404, 414. 426, 452, 494, 498,
509, 512, 522, 541, 565, 584, 586, 600,
623, 630, 631, 648, 651; XL 323, 340,
359, 363; XIII. 41, 47; Gen. Maclean,
XL 321, 388; Secretary Matthews, X.
414, 506, 575, 634; XL 368, 390; Gen.
Powell, IX. 630; X. 633; Lieut. Gov.
Sinclair, IX. 580-586, 617; Capt. Thomp-
son, X. 512; unaddressed, X. 261, 275,
276, 372, 424, 426, 508, 546, 549, 574,
664; XL 366; XIII. 55; unsigned, X.
263, 270, 279, 280, 390, 572, 582; levels
sand hills at Fort Michilimackinac, IX.
387, 388; listens to speeches of Dela-
wares and Shawnese, X. 420; message
from the Mingo, Shawnese and Dela-
ware Indians, X. 583; orders for sup-
plies, VIII. 466, 467; IX. 387; X. 284,
632; orders survey and census of De-
troit, 1782, X. 601; XIII. 54; outranked
by Lieut. Hay, X. 668; performs mar-
riage ceremonies, III. 213; petitioned
by Detroit merchants, XIII. 53; placed
in command at Detroit, X. 357; present
at Indian councils, X. 462, 472; XL 326,
336, 370; XIII. 42, 43, 99-101; receives
appeal from Lieut. Mercer against
Gov. Sinclair's order to share house
with Chevallier and family, IX. 597;
receives petition from two companies
at Michilimackinac, IX. 587; his reply
to petitioners, IX. 588; recommends
general store at Mackinaw, X. 305;
XIII. 69; redeems Wm. Johnston, In-
dian prisoner, XL 367; reply to mer-
•chants' petition for a missionary at
Michilimackinac, X. 287; report as
commandant at Michilimackinac, IX.
650-656; requests to be removed from
Michilimackinac, IX. 383, 391; speech
to Indians, X. 474, 476, 507, 528, 533.
539-545, 550, 568, 576, 587; XL 371;
XIII. 43-46. 91-101. to Shawnese and
Delawares, XL 338; to the Seneca's,
INDEX. 166
XI. 327; summoned the Moravian mis- XIII. 505; residence of, IV. 475; signed
sionaries to answer to charges of dis- address to Maj. Wm. H. Puthuff, VIII.
loyalty, X. 109-112; tribute of residents 656; signed call for meeting to instruct
of Michilimackinac, X. 286. delegate to congress, XII. 645; signs
DePeyster, Mrs. Arent Schuyler, IX. 582, petition for a representative in cou-
585; X. 394, 404, 426, 452; XI. 341, 389; gress, XII. 587.
XIII. 41. Dequindre, Lieut. Pontchartren, salary
DePeyster, Gen. J. Watts, his gift, VII. per day, IX. 485.
8; XII. 332, 339, 341. Dequindre, Timothy, II. 572.
Deplanes, Jacques, tried by court mar- Dequindre, Mrs. Timothy (Mrs. Wm. B.
tial, VIII. 623. Hunt), IV. 474.
Deplete, Jean B., on election roll, 1799, Derby, — , IV. 48.
VIII. 509, 510. Derby Charles, early merchant of Jack-
DePrater, Rev. — , priest, XIII. 323. son, II. 298, 308, 325.
DePree, Rev. Peter, IX. 309, 312. Derby, John, IV. 19.
Depue, David, member State Pioneer So- Derby, Mrs. John, death of, XI. 39.
ciety, I. 90. Derby, Mrs. L. L., death of, XIV. 137.
DePutter, C., IX. 269. Derby, Orrin, XIV. 490, 494, 495.
DePuy, Ezra, death of, IX. 59. Derby, Mrs. Orrin (Roxana McMath),
DePuy, James, X. 82; trustee of Hills- XIV. 490.
dale college, VI. 147, 152. Derby, Patrick, death of, VIII. 58. *
Dequindre, — , at Saginaw, 1828, VIII. Derby, Mrs. Roxana, XIV. 495.
244. Derby, Rockwell & Dyer, II. 334.
Dequindre (Duquindre), Maj. (Capt.) Derenzie, Capt. — , sent to Long Point,
Antoine, Sr., I. 499, 500; II. 65, 175, XV. 326.
572; III. 615; IV. 120; V. 553; VIII. 327, Dergy, — , XIV. 590.
341, 346, 505, 548, 657; despoiled of Derham, Dr. — , IV. 512.
possession of Hog Island, X. 237; fur DeRiemer, — , VIII. 204.
dealer, IV. 120; his gallantry com- Deriviere, Miss. — , secures her trunk
mended by legislature of 1841, VI. 468; from Chief Pontiac, VIII. 344.
in the Indian department, IX. 470; Derosha, — , (Indian Kenosha), French-
judge advocate of a detachment court man, XIV. 279.
martial, VIII. 622-624; locates battle DeRottenburg, Gen. Francis, XV. 213,
of Monguagon, VI. 469n; member of 223, 318, 334, 337, 343, 344, 358, 380,
grand jury, 1809, which investigated 382-384, 400, 402, 452, 470, 476; in com-
Gov. Hull, et al., VIII. 589; on census mand of troops in Upper Canada, XV.
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607; 1827, XII. 385; letters from Sec. Noah Freer, XV.
461^; on muster roll of 1812, V. 554- 210, 483; Gen. Proctor, XV. 377, 399,
557; VI. 467; promotes public amuse- 414, 427, 435, 443-446; Gen. Vincent,
ments, XII. 662; protests against street XV. 409-411, 420; to Col. Baynes, XV.
opening, XII. 555; residence of, IV. 375, 342, 446; Sec. Noah Freer, XV.
472, 475; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 214, 381; Sir George Prevost, XV. 346,
533, 535. 371, 373, 379, 394, 397, 398, 414, 417,
Dequindre, Antoine, Jr., subscription for 430, 440; Gen. Proctor, XV. 328, 441;
the purchase of gunpowder, VIII. 620. unaddressed, XV. 216, 345; member
Dequindre (Duquindre), Lieut. Dagneau board of claims, XV. 682, 684; notes
(x), in charge of western Indians, III. unreliability of Indians, XV. 355; presl-
34; IX. 475, 479, 582, 583, 636; X. 396, dent of confidential board, XV. 210,
399, 409, 424, 439, 450, 465, 584; XI. 213, 216-218; prohibits distillation of
336, 344; attacks Indians, X. 450; XIII. rye, XV. 324; requests fuller details of
1 61, 64; letter to Gov. Sinclair, X. 401; Proctor's operations on the Thames,
reports condition of Americans, IX. XV. 441; returned to England, XV.
465; salary, I. 375. 351.
Dequindre (Duquinder), Lieut. Fontenoy, Derr, Frederick, VII. 229.
scout, III. 34; IX. 485; bill for lodging Derrochess, Marsac, VIII. 455.
Indians, III. 26; of the Indian depart- Derzermie, Mrs. P., death of, VII. 544.
ment, IX. 470; on census roll of De- DeSalisbury, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 376.
troit, 1782, X. 604. Desaunier (Dessenier), Louis, III. 35; on
Dequindre, H. F., member of the Brady census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Guards, XIII. 526. DesChamps, Antoine, Indian trader, III.
Dequindre, Julia (Mrs. Charles Moran), 125; attends Indian feast for the dead,
II. 65. III. 126, 128.
Dequindre, Lieut. Lepiconiere, salary Deschesneaux, Lord, — , VIII. 456.
per day, IX. 485. Desenchel, Louis1, his subscription for
Dequindre, Louis, XII. 580; member of missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Detroit company to repress Indians, Deserters, XII. 270, 303; capture and
166
INDEX.
wounding of, XV. 25, 26, 631; irregu-
larly taken by British, XV. 25-34; res-
cued by mob, XV. 31; trial of, XV. 376.
Desertions in Canada, excessive, XV.
597, 598; Americans and British unite
to prevent, XV. 30, 31, 34.
Deshon, A. G., V. 475.
Desk and canopy of old capitol in De-
troit procured by pioneer society, re-
marks on, III. 10, 11.
Desmedt, Joseph P., instructor in De-
troit college, XIII. 444.
Desmond, early days in, XIII. 335; name
changed to Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Desmond township organized, XIII. 335.
Desnoyers, C. R., XIV. 415.
Desnoyers, Rev. J. C. A., I. 341.
Desnoyers, John (Jean), Baptiste, In-
dian trader, VII. 268; X. 142.
Desnoyers, Louis, death of, XIV. 191.
Desnoyers (Denoyer, Denoyers), Peter,
I. viii., 347; II. 64, 572; IV. 479; VI.
493; alderman, XIV. 415; furnished
statistics for sketch of old -Detroit, I.
346; in Toledo war, XIII. 531; mem-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 333;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 86;
VII. 9.
Desnoyers (Denoyer, Denoyers), Peter
J., I. 345, 373; II. 572; IV. 460, 467; VI.
500; advised English soldiers of In-
dians' design to murder, VIII. 280;
bank director, 1822, X. 87; entered
land, 1819, 1821, III. 567; location of
house and store, I. 498, 500, 501; III.
573; loss by fire of 1805, I. 347; pro-
motes public amusements, XII. 662;
school trustee, I. 345; signs call for
meeting to instruct delegate to con-
gress, XII. 645; subscription for the
purchase of gunpowder, VIII. 620;
taxes for 1805, V. 533; and wife, on
Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 318.
Desolcour, Louis, I. 490.
Desonier (Desolier, Dezonier), Louis, III.
36; on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509,
510; taxable property 1802, VIII. 533,
535
DeSoto, II. 134; VI. 349; VIII. 382.
"DeSoto," boat, XI. 174.
Despelder, Peter, biog., XIV. 141, 142.
Des Plains river, III. 125, 126; early
name of, VI. 350.
Desplat, James, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Desrivieres, Francis, surety on parole
bond of Michael Dousman, XV. 633,
634.
Desriviers, Hyp., XI. 498.
D'Estaing, Count, see Estaing, Count, d'.
Detachment orders of Maj. Jas. Wither-
ell, VIII. 621-629.
Detahyjas, Huron Indian, IX. 437.
De Tocqueville, Alexis de, see Tocque-
ville de.
Detour, IX. 643; Indian name and trans-
lation, XII. 380.
Detour on the Gap, location of, XV. 23.
Detroit (Tetroit, Fort Crogan, Fort Ler-
noult, Fort Nonsense, Fort Ponchar-
train), called "Depot of Treachery,"
II. 191; XV. 235; act to incorporate old
town, dated 1797, VIII. 507; agricul-
• tural development, XIII. 318; Ameri-
can hotel, I. 431; amount of vegetables,
grain and flour reported. 1780, XIII.
53; "Anecdotes of the Bar," VI. 470;
antiquity of, XIV. 600; artillery, dis-
position of in fort, X. 283; artisans,
1734, II. 102; as a frontier post, XIV.
535; banks, early, V. 210; original
capital, V. 214; original stockholders,
VIII. 572, 575, petition for, VIII. 571,
of 1841 and 1889, XIV. 414; battle of
Brownstown, VI. 464, of Monguagon,
VI. 466; Beaubien's homestead, its lo-
cation, X. 97; block houses erected,
XV. 42; used as jail, VIII. 548; Brown,
John, meets sympathizers, location of
house, X. 97; British occupancy, and
war of 1812, VIII. 620; British report
of strength of garrison, 1812, XV. 61,
63; British settlement, requirements
for residence in, XI. 410; burned. I.
412, 431; "By-gones of," II. 573;
Cadillac's headquarters, site of, X.
92; campus Martius, early depot for
trains, X. 95; capitol, description and
history of, I. 511; desk and canopy
of house in possession of State Pio-
neer and Historical Society, III. 10,
11; location of first capitol, X.
97; removed, VIII. 130; captured by
the British, XV. 132; Cass home for
inebriates founded, XIV. 38; cattle,
flour 'and grain, census of, 1778-9,
X. 313-327; XIII. 53, 55; census of
1773, IX. 649; 1778, 469-473; 1779,
X. 312-327; XIII. 52-54; 1780, X. 446;
1782, X. 601; XIII. 54; -1788, XI. 636;
1806, I. 345; 1810-1838, X. 99; 1810-
1880, V. 536; 1827, XII. 461%; 1831,
XII. 370; 1832, II. 352; 1841-1889, XIV.
413; comparative table, IV. 466; of
grain, flour and cattle, 1778-9, X. 313-
327; central depot, site of, X. 95;
cholera epidemic, I. 494; IV. 116, 117;
IX. 122, 210; XII. 434; XIV. .469;
churches, early ones, IV. 460-463; V.
538; first Protestant, V. 534; XIII.
424-483; of 1841, XIV. 417; Baptist
church, location of first one erected,
X. 97; Congregational, location of
first, X. 92; Episcopal, St. Paul's, lo-
cation of first building, X. 95; Mari-
ner's church, location of, X. 94;
Methodist Episcopal, history of, III.
225; site of first building, X. 94, 95;
Presbyterian, history of, I. 417-427;
site of first one erected, X. 95;
INDEX.
167
Roman Catholic churches, priests and
societies, XIII. 427-428, 431-483; Holy
Redeemer, XIII. 477; Our Lady of
Help, XIII. 460; Sacred Heart, XIII.
479, 481; St. Albert's and the Mother
house of the Franciscan Sisters, XIII.
468; St. Aloysius, XIII. 464; St.
Anne's church, built, 1723, X. 89 ; XIV.
663; description of, IV. 460; due bills,
1, 382, 490; demolished, X. 94n; ex-
tracts from register, VIII. 458; gift to,
VIII. 459 ; land donated by governor and
judges, I. 489; parish named in 1722,
I. 487; original site, X. 89, 90, 94;
St. Anthony's, XIII. 480 ; St. Boniface's,
XIII. 474; St. Joseph's, XIII. 444; Ste.
Patrick's, XIII. 449; St. Peter and
Paul's, XIII. 440; St. Vincent de Paul's,
XIII. 454; St. Wenceslaus', XIII. 480;
citizens, address of to Maj. William
H. Puthuff upon his retirement from
the army and post, VIII. 655; armed
for protection, XV. 133; petition a re-
monstrance against McDougal posses-
sing Hog Island, X. 237, 238; sent to
Fort George, XV. 242; city hall, cost
of, XIV. 414; climate of, III. 67;
clergymen of the city, 1804 to 1880,
III. 235-243; collectors of customs, list
of, VIII. 659; X. 104; commissary,
1778, X. 299; committee to enquire
into payments of money to fire suf-
ferers, 1808, VIII. 584; company or-
ganized to repress Indians, list of
members, XIII. 505; deed to land in
old fort, VIII. 454, 514; descriptions of,
IV. 459-463; described by Father Hen-
nepin as early as 1679, VIII. 419; "De-
troit," IV. 465; Detroit in 1796, III. 96,
1800, XIV. 62, 1812, I. 412, 1814, XIII.
603, 1815-16, I. 496, 1817, I. 503, 1819,
IV. 471-479; 1820 and its society, XIV.
637, 1838, X. 97; Detroit to Chicago
in 1843, VI. 114; to Saginaw, II. 470;
VII. 271; to the Illinois by roads lead-
ing by several posts, X. 247; diocese
established, history of, IX. 128-133;
map of, IX. 135; distant from Macki-
naw, XV. 62; from Miami, X. 247; XIII.
49; from Mississippi river, XIII. 50;
docks, I, 439; early building and their
sites, X. 90-97; early cemeteries, X.
89; early colonization, I. 347; "Early
Detroit," VIII. 415; election roll in
1799, VIII. 509 ; early history and lead-
ing political historical events, V. 530,
534; early records, I. 344B; early set-
tlers, II. 572; early teachers and prin-
cipal or superintendent of schools, IX.
94; executive mansion, sketch of, VI.
503; farms of 1788, XI. 637; dimen-
sions of, XII. 480; ferry, II. 579; fire
of, 1805, I. 431, 486. 487. 511; X. 89;
fire of 1703, VIII. 435; of 1837, 1848,
IV. 413, 414: fire department (old)
history of, IV. 410; fire protection of
1841 and 1889, XIV. 414; first brick
house, printing press, XIII. 489; first
fair, XIV. 538; first postoffice, site of,
X. 94; first saw mill, IV. 410; first set-
tlement, V. 530; XIII. 318; first the-
atre, IV. 462; fleet of U. S. at, 1814,
XV. 618; fort, attempts to burn, IV.
410; amount of rations received in,
1772-3, X. 250, 252; established by or-
ders direct from the king, VIII. 428;
description and strength of, XV. 515;
estimate for repairs, 1766, VIII. 462,
1796, XII. 205; fortified, XV. 468; list
of furniture, 1778, IX. 472; ordnance
required for defense of, X. 415, 425;
plan of British to recapture, XV. 474-
477; amount of money asked for, XV.
476; report of post, 1823, XIV. 575;
picketed and strengthened, XV. 42;
post retained by the British, XV. .8;
Fort Croghan or Fort Nonsense, loca-
tion, X. 96; Fort Lernoult, report of,
XII. 30; Fort Pontchartrain, its proba-
ble location, X. 90; founded, III. 13;
France's gift to early settlers under
Cadillac, XIV. 662 ; French leaving for
Lower Canada in 1794, XV. 3; French
occupancy, VII. 523; garrison dis-
bursements, 1813, XV. 488; estimate
for storage building, XII. 57; invoice
of barrack's supplies and furniture,
1782, X. 614; Maj. Gladwin takes pos-
session, 1761, VI. 505; largest on fron-
tier, XV. 53; report for July, 1784, XL
426-431; reported strength of, XV. 518;
specifications of barracks, X. 615;
strengthened by Gov. Hamilton, XV.
11; supplies, invoice of, X. 455, 617;
XI. 422, 426-431; XII. 98-102, 182, 221-
235; XV. 265-267; grains, early
grown in, XIII. 67; Grant, U. S., lo-
cated in city, house occupied by, X.
97; "Historical Detroit," X. 88; "His-
tory of Methodism in." III. 225; hotels,
XIV. 418, of 1835. IV. 459; houses of
1734, II. 102; incorporated. 1801, I.
339; IV. 465; Indian councils. 1778,
with Gov. Hamilton presiding, IX. 442,
1781, X. 543, 1782. XI. 326: Indian de-
partment, headquarters, 1706, V. 458,
officers and employes, III. 34-36; II.
344: XIII. 75; instructions to officers,
XIII. 72; Indians from Michilimackinac,
arrival at XV. 146 from the Wabash,
XV. 262, under British, XV. 323; In-
dian presents and supplies issued from,
X. 484, 496. 632; XI. 382; XII. 152, 170;
Indian village in 1649 XIV. 256; in-
fluence felt. I. 513; jollification at first
charter election, I. 191; key to the
western country, XV. 251; King's
Place, site of, V. 533; X. 90; Ladies'
Society in 1818, constitution of, XII.
602; latitude and longitude of, V. 530;
laying out of city provided for by con-
gress, XII. 474; leading men of the
168
INDEX.
embryonic city, X. 84; lease to house,
from original copy, 1785, VIII. 479, 527;
library opened in 1817, VII. 44n; VIII.
118, takes charge of relics of State
Historical Society, XII. 324, 350; lime-
kilns, 1763, II. 102; loyalists, 1784, XL
451, 452; XIII. 77; manufacturing
capitalization, 1889, XIV. 415; map of,
1796, III. iii.; V. 531; market, site of
first (or old), II. 14; IV. 465; X. 92,
94, 103; meaning of name, XIV. 600;
memorial to congress for a general
court, VIII. 511; XI. 627; mill of 1821
called "ox mill," X. 86; militia in
1778, X. 291; XIII. 52; 1782, X. 616,
619; location of reserves, I. 496; negro
company, XV. 42 ; number of and navy,
1784, XL 439; rules issued by Gov.
Hamilton, VIII. 470; strength of, XV.
115; stores, see garrison; natural ad-
vantages, XIII. 68; naval stores, in-
voice of, 1782, X. 620; "Nearly Five
Decades Ago," X. 102; negro militia
company, XV. 42; negro insurrection.
1833, XII. 591; newspapers, "Abend
Post," "American Observer," "Am-
phion," VI. 97, 98; "Advertiser and
Tribune," history of, VI. 63-65; "Com-
mercial Advertiser," VI. 97; "Courier,"
eighth paper published in Michigan, I.
389, 395, 488; VI. 63; "Daily Press,"
VI. 62; "Episcopal Pioneer," I. 389;
"Essaie du Michigan," see Michigan
Essay; "Evening News," history of,
VI. 66; "Familien Blaetter," VI. 97;
"Farmer's Companion and Horticul-
tural Gazette," VI. 516; "Free Demo-
crat," VI. 64; "Free Press," estab-
lished, I. 389, 395; gift of company, III.
7; history of, VI. 65; "Free Union,"
VI. 64; "Gazette," second paper in
Michigan, I. 385, 394; burned, VI. 97;
extracts from copies of 1820, V. 7.
1821-2, X. 85-87, 1823-4, XII. 595; XIV.
571-585; on death of W. M. Annin,
XIV. 577; "Herald and Torchlight,"
VI. 97; "Herald of Literature and
Science," I. 389; "Home Messenger,"
VI. 97; "Inquirer," history of, VI. 64;
"Journal of Commerce," VI. 97; "Jour-
nal of Education," I. 454; "Michigan
Christian Advocate," VI. 98; "Michi-
gan Essay, or Impartial Observer,"
first paper published in Michigan, 1809,
I. 384, 385, 394, 456, 488; VI. 97; XIII.
489; "Michigan Farmer," history of,
IV. 436; VI. 97; VII. 99, 102; "Mich-
igan Herald," third paper published in
Michigan, I. 387, 394; "Michigan Jour-
nal," VI. 97; "Northwestern Journal,"
fourth paper published in Michigan, I.
386, 394; "Our Diocese," VI. 98;
"Peninsular Journal of Medicine," VI.
97; "Post," history of, VI. 66; "Public
Leader," VI. 98; "Review of Medicine
and Pharmacy," VI. 97: "Scientific
Manufacturer," VI. 98; "Song Jour-
nal," VI. 98; "Tribune," history of, VI.
63; "Truth," "Volksblatt," VI. 97;
"Western Farmer," VII. 99; "Western
Home Journal," VI. 98; "Western
Rural," removed to Chicago, IV. 437;
occupied by British, VIII. 620; ord-
nance and ordnance stores, see garri-
son supplies; "Old Detroit," I. 346;
V. 80; old market, see market; old
probate office, description of, XII. 556;
orphan asylum established, X. 103;
park laid out, 1807, III. 97; parochial
school, XIII. 432, 474; "Past and Pres-
ent Detroit, Social and Physical Con-
ditions," I. 371-385; petitions, for bet-
ter administration of justice, VIII. 511;
XI. 627, of merchants for law to com-
pel payments of debts, XIII. 53, to
Maj. DePeyster, X. 456, to Gov. Hay
for better trade facilities, XI. 424, 459,
to Capt. Mayne against removal of
buildings from Bois Blanc island, XII.
271; Pioneer Society organized and
name changed, I. 340, 341; police serv-
ice of 1841 and 1889, XIV. 414; Pontiac
tree, V. 532; port, history of custom
house, list of collectors, I. 468; Potta-
wattomie village, VIII. 429; proposals
for furnishing government supplies, X.
403 ; predictions of and how they were
fulfilled, IV. 89; prisoners of war taken
by the British in 1812, XV. 195; procla-
mation of Col. Proctor, on surrender
of city, XV. 133; provision issued July,
1784, XL 437; public land sale, 1818,
XIII. 316, 318; public buildings de-
stroyed, 1813, XV. 427; public meet-
ings, 1821, and resolutions, XII. 579-
582, 585; purchased fire engine used
by Commodore Perry and organized
first fire company in 1815, IV. 412;
"Reminiscences," by Fitch, V. 536, by
Phelps, IV. 459; "Reminiscences of the
Public Schools," I. 448; reservoir, site
of first, X. 92; resolutions of citizens
protesting against Col. Proctor's de-
cree, XV. 241; schools, bill of board
for stationery, I. 455; colored, organ-
ized. I. 453. 455, free, VII. 48. from
1816 to 1819, V. 547, first buildings, X.
91, parochial, XIII. 432. 474. princi-
pals, IX. 93; reminiscences of, I. 448;
settlement, 1701, VIII. 412; XIII. 67;
XIV. 655, 656; sewer (great) once Sa-
voyard river, XIV. 37, miles of in
1841 and 1889, XIV. 414; soil, XIII. 67;
"Siege of and Pontiac's Conspiracy."
VI. 504; VIII. 266-364; slavery in. I.
415; slaves and price of, 1778, IX. 470;
strategic point during revolutionary
war, III. 20-30; streets, names of, I.
503; IV. 471-479; railway, 1889, XIV.
414; surrendered by France to Eng-
land. V. 532. 534, by Gen. Hull, secret
of, XIV. 35 ; scenes depicted, XIV. 534.
INDEX. 169
retaken, V. 534; survey of the settle- Detroit and Niagara, importance of re-
ment, 1779, X. 311; surveyor, instruc- ferred to by Lord Germain, X. 331.
tion for, VIII. 460; surveyor general's Detroit and Pontiac Ry., charter granted,
office, XIII. 332; taken by Gen. Harri- 1834, IX. 273.
son, XV» 412; tax roll levied to repair Detroit and St. Joseph Ry., purchased by
fort, VIII. 466, for highways, 1812, IV. the state, XIV. 410; bank, capital of,
409; town pump, IV. 466; Thompson's V. 215.
home for old women, founded, XIV. Detroit, Lansing and Northern Ry., com-
38; transferred by treaty of 1783 to pany organized, XIII. 222.
United State, V. 534 ; "Traveling North Detroit, Mackinaw and Marquette Ry.,
from in 1830," VII. 232; treaty, names yill. 158.
of tribes signing, III. 559; trip to and Detroit river, boats anchored in harbor,
from Vermont, 1830, VII. 229; troops i793( xill. 317; commerce, XIII. 317;
and ordnance, when surrendered to crossed on ice, XV. 476; fish planted
the British number of, XV. 132, 474, jn( j 507, of superior quality, I. 502;
514; university branch, students of, V. Indians on, I. 502, 503; Indian mounds
543; visited by couriers in 1610, XIV. on> n. 45; length, breadth and depth
655; walking sticks made from wood oft y 530; marshy shores XIII. 309;
in first Protestant church, VI. 17; soundings in 1789, XII. 25*; width of,
waterworks, IV. 466, board of commis- XIII. 67; wind mills on, I. 503.
sion, IV. 469; boring for water, IV. Detwiler, Charles, drowned, VII. 385-787.
468, cost of, IV. 470, first meeting to Detwiler, George, drowned in a gale VII.
consider, X. 87, rates fifty years ago, 385-787
IV. 568, new works IV 469 system Detwiler,' Moses, drowned in a gale, VII.
of 1841 and 1889, XIV. 413; wharves in 385-787
1815 I. 496; whipping post IV 465; Deuell c' L death of vm 98>
whitewashing m 1829, I. 507; Wood- Deuell Tn XIV 425>
ward s plea for early correct ground Deuress Winiam A., county treasurer in
plan of city, XII. 476-478; Young Men s 1^15 6 I 519
n?6™' ?«?• ?S' S^SS^YTO Deuruner, - his subscription for a mis-
of XII. 364, 368 369; chartered XIV. aionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288.
hL^v'^nT/nf VTT ^9 Ilk S^fio" DeValley, Thomas, soldier of the Mexi-
brary, report of, XII. 362 365 367-369, • d- d . Mexico VJL 116.
origin and original members, XII. 362, Dpvpanx Mrs — I 499- IV 479
370, 372, named by Mr. Whitney, XII. olvln RuSl 11265'
T6mperanCe S°- Se^eauxf^Vublisher, VI. 77.
ip British navy in g-ereau* f^^' £ 6°"
c^Ve, ££ 1^ III- ™* JJJ-. early landmark, XIIL 364;
tured, XV. 377; cargo when captured, _ : J: ., .... ,, . 18oo
XV. 165; destroyed XV. 485; manned Devine David M., on muster roll of 1832,
and armed, XV. 356; schooner, I. 471; . , ,, f ,rTT o^c
steamboat, IX. 283, 284. Devine, Mrs. Susan death of VII 345
Detroit Bar Association, resolutions of »*£**% %[*'£•?" VL 7; VIL 5' 433>
on death of Judge Daniel Goodwin, ;TIU- y» 1U> ,'y' „ . „ ... , VT,r
XIII 286 DeVoe, Betsey (Mrs. Peter Britten), XIV.
Detroit college (Jesuit), founded, 1877, 89-
XIII 443 478 Devoe, Ehas, death of, IX. 19,
Detroit Female 'Seminary opened, I. 451; Devoe, George, death of XI. 38.
VII 47- students V 545 Devoe, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 238.
Detroit Historical Society, ' copies and DeJT°Te-^illiam' on muster ro11 of 1
translations of papers in possession of, vn- ^4y
VIII 266 Devoo, John, death of. XI. 84.
Detroit Light Guards (Grayson Guards- Dewar, Lieut. Edward XV. 66 75 97,
Brady Guards), IV. 439-442; XIII. 526. 100; letter to Col. McDonnell XV 169;
Detroit and Amherstburg, number of reconnoitre on Raisin and Miami
British troops at in 1812, XV. 190, 208. rivers, XV. 170.
Detroit and Chicago road constructed, DeWatteville, Maj. Gen. L., XV. ( 68, 6
VII_ 54 678, 680; letters from P. L. Chambers,
Detroit. Grand Haven and Milwaukee XV. 667, Lieut. Col., XV. 662; to Lieut.
Ry., IX. 276. Col. Harvey, XV. 663-667.
Detroit and Milwaukee Ry. company or- Dewey, Capt. — , of the troop ship
ganized, 1855, IX. 273. Dover, XV. 373.
Detroit and Monroe turnpike, I. 504; Dewey, — , early settler of Connecticut,
XIII. 316. XIII. 116.
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170 INDEX.
Dewey, — , of Canandaigua, N. Y., IV. subscription list for first court house
324. of Lenawee County, II. 422; remarks,
Dewey, — , and wife, Detroit, X. 205. 11.399; XIII. 32; "Sketch of the marine
Dewey, Anna, death of, IV. 283. of Lake Erie previous to 1829," IV. 79;
Dewey, Apollos, III. 577; VII. 576. "Some sketches of the long ago," XIV.
Dewey, Mrs. Catharine, death of, XIV. 528; vice-president State Historical
139. Society, I. 28; II. vii., 68; III. xi., 3,
Dewey, Charles, X. 123. 100, 108; IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 3; VIII.
Dewey, Charles E., VI. 273; XI. 115. xiii., 9; IX. xi., 6; XI. vii., 10; XIII. 5,
Dewey, Charles H., member State Pio- 26; XIV. viii., 18.
neer Society, I. 88. Dewey, Mrs. Francis Asbury, VII. 515.
Dewey, Daniel D., VII. 143. Dewey, George M., Flint, VI. 273; mem-
Dewey, E. B., established Hastings Ban- ber State Pioneer Society, IX. 90; XI.
ner, VI. 68 memoir, VI. 273. 12; member committee to draft char-
Dewey, Mrs. E. B., VI. 273. ter for Flint, III. 438; pays taxes for
Dewey, Mrs. Ellen C., member State Pio- Thos. L. L. Brent, and receives tract
neer Society, IX. 90; XI. 12. of land, IX. 194.
Dewey, Prof. F. S., VI. 201. Dewey, George M., Hastings, member
Dewey, Francis Asbury, I. vii., 58, 59; II. State Pioneer Society, III. 268; IV. 8;
72, 86; III. ix., 5, 106, 107; IV. v-vii.( 4, publisher, VI. 68.
6, 256, 270; V. vii., 10-13; VI. vi.; VII. Dewey, Mrs. George M., Flint, IV. 244;
vii., 3-8; VIII. 6, 8, 200; IX. 5, 8, 9; X. member building committee of the Li-
vii.; XI. v., 7, 8, 20; XIII. 6; XIV. vi., brary Association, III. 449.
I, 7, 19, 20, 24; XIV. 42, 50; addresses, Dewey, Gilbert D., VI. 273.
as president of State Pioneer Society, Dewey, H., III. 278.
VIII. 1; as president Lenawee County Dewey, Dr. H. A., XIV. 153.
Pioneer Society, IV. 298; at farmers' Dewey, Hannah (Mrs. Goodrich), XIII.
picnic at Devil's Lake, VII. 536; at 115.
fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Dewey, Mrs. Harriet, XI. 115.
settlement of Medina tp., VII. 534; be- Dewey, J., land entry, III. 570.
fore Hillsdale County Pioneer Society, Dewey, J. G., death of, XIV. 135.
IV. 253; before Jackson County Pio- Dewey, J. H., land entry, III. 405.
neer Society, VII. 457; before Kalama- Dewey, J. M., settled in Michigan, 1823,
zoo County Pioneer Society, III. 541; II. 483; X. 56.
autobiography of, VII. 514; chosen to Dewey, Judge James S., VI. 410.
represent society at semi-centennial Dewey, Jesse N., VII. 547.
celebration of Michigan, IX. 217 ; drum Dewey, John K., brief biog., XI. 115;
major under Gen. Brown, III. 498; XIII. 239.
"Early Settlement of Lenawee Coun- Dewey, John W., member State Pioneer
ty," I. 221; "Early Settlers of Lenawee Society, XIII. Ill; XIV. 41.
County," III. 552; "Fishing grounds at Dewey, Joseph B., VII. 547.
Brest," VII. 546; "From Buffalo to Dewey, Josiah, pioneer, XI. 108; XIII.
Michigan in 1829," IX. 161; gifts of, 486.
II. 88; IV. 8; VIII. 10; XI. 13; mail Dewey, Lester, XIII. 486.
carrier, 1829, VII. 515, 516; member of Dewey, Lorenzo Dow, IX. 162; biog., VIII.
logging party on Saline and Tecumseh 57, 58; manager of mail routes radiat-
road, XIII. 594; member State Pioneer ing from Detroit, 1833, XI. 98, 99.
Society, I. 86; member of executive Dewey, Mrs. Lorenzo Dow (Miss Miran-
committee of State Pioneer Society, da Olmstead), VIII. 59; IX. 162; death
II. vii., 68; III. 4; IV. ix.; V. 2; VII. x.; of, XI. 96-98.
VIII. xiv.; IX. xii; XIII. 5; member of Dewey, Sidney W., land entry, II. 524.
committee of historians, VI. 4; VII. 16; Dewey, Simeon (Simon), III. 553; VII.
memoir of Alonzo Lockwood Smith, V. 514; IX. 162.
445; memoir of Rev. William N. Lys- Dewey, Mrs. Simeon, VII. 514.
ter, III. 557; memorial reports of Lena- Dewey, Solomon, death of, VII. 544.
wee county, IV. 305; V. 446; VI. 338; Dewey, T. D., VII. 576.
VII. 543; VIII. 54; XL. 94; XIII. 226; Dewey, Warren C., attorney. XI. 310.
XIV. 132; "Meteau, Pottawattomie Dewey, Mrs. William (Miss Decker),
chief," XIII. 571; "Ogden Pioneers," XIII. 486.
VII. 516; "Organization and Progress Dewey & Crosman, X. 122.
of Lenawee County Pioneer Society," Dewey & Goodhue, merchants, V. 192.
II. 390; "Pioneer Social," I. 79; por- Dewey, Lane & Co., I. 247.
trait of, VII. frontispiece; president Dewey farm, XIII. 411.
Lenawee County Pioneer Society, I. Dewing, Charles, VII. 487.
76; II. 375, 377, 397; IV. 298; president Dewing, Frederick, VII. 486.
State Pioneer Society, VII. ix.; reads Dewing, James, VII. 487.
INDEX. 171
Dewing, William G., VI. 310; X. 154; ad- Dexter colony, I. 193.
dress before Kalamazoo County Pio- Dexter township (Washtenaw county)
neer Society, III. 526; biog., VII. 486; organized, named, IV. 395.
member State Pioneer Society, I. 88; Dexter village, first church organized,
VII. 10. XIII. 563; how named, settlement of,
Dewing, Mrs. William G., VII. 487. IV. 395; "Leader," VI. 96.
Dewing & bon, VII. 487. Dey, Alexander H., III. 644; VII. 613.
DeWit, Benjamin, on census roll of De- Dey, Mrs. Alexander H., III. 644.
troit, 1S27, XII. 461 y2. Deyo, Rev. C. I., XIII. 265; remarks of,
DeWitt, Mrs. Eunice, death of, VI. 265, XIII. 11.
268. Deyo, Mrs. H. H., VII. 279.
DeWitt, James N., death of, VII. 382. Deyo, Harry, V. 505.
Dewitt, Mrs. S. E., death of, XIV. 133. DeYoe, William H., attorney, III. 629;
"DeWitt Clinton," boat, XIV. 543. VII. 476; XI. 310; sketch of, XI. 315.
DeWitt village, Indian name of, II. 483; Dezalia, — , sailor, VII. 258, 259.
"Express," first paper in Clinton coun- De'zonier, Louis, see Desonier.
ty, VI. 74. Diamond, David, death of, XIV. 182.
DeWolf, Prof. A. P., teacher, III. 481. Diamond, David B., death of, XIII. 276.
Dewstoe, — , X. 123. Diamond, John, XIV. 589, 608.
Dexter, — , early temperance worker, Diamond Match Company, IX. 290.
XIII. 389. Dibble, — , IV. 46.
Dexter, — , graduate of Harvard college, Dibble, Mrs. — , II. 426.
XIV. 356. Dibble, Catherine, death of, III. 555, 556.
Dexter, Andrew, Sr., VIII. 572. Dibble, Charles P., II. 236; biog., VII.
Dexter, Andrew, Jr., letter to Judge 371; early merchant, II. 239; first
Woodward, VIII. 572, 275, 576. mayor of Marshall, VII. 372; land en-
Dexter, Miss Celia (Mrs. Sessions), try, III. 404; member State Pioneer
marriage of, III. 489; XI. 50. Society, I. 90; VII. 10; resolutions on
Dexter, Charlotte (Mrs. S. D. Bingham), death of, VII. 373; trustee of Young
student Michigan Female College, VI. ladies seminary at Marshall, VI. 258.
294; XIII. 197. Dibble, C. P. & Son, VII. 372.
Dexter, Miss Eliza (Mrs. Osborn), IX. 30. Dibble, John F., I. 296.
Dexter, I., III. 251. Dibble, Leonidas D., II. 216, 219; III. 351,
Dexter, John C., XI. 50. 359, 400; VI. 254.
Dexter, Noble, IX. 178. Dibble, O. B., I. 189; alderman, XIV.
Dexter, Judge Samuel W., I. 329, 335; 415; landlord, XIV. 418; member State
II. 430, 475, 481, 488, 524; III. 160; V. Historical Society, XII. 341.
246, 326, 348n, 399; VI. 300, 301; VIII. Dibble, Phebe Antoinette (Mrs. L. D.),
572; XI. 50; XII. 571; XIII. 197, 562; death of, VI. 254, 255.
XIV. 562; candidate for congress., vote Dibble, Philo, VII. 372.
for, I. 337; II. 309; charter member of Dibble & Turnbull, II. 334.
State Historical Society, V. 3; XII. Dicier, Jacob, death of, IX. 38.
316; death of child in forest en route Dickee, A. M., merchant, IX. 281.
to Ionia, II. 482; III. 470-472, 486; XIV. Dickens, Charles, I. 433.
561; entered first land in Ionia, III. Dickenson, Charles S., death of, XI. 132.
470; first settler of Dexter, XIII. 552; Dickenson, Col. Christopher J., VI. 149.
land entries, II. 368, 398; III. 470; IV. Dickenson, D., land entry, III. 404.
398, 399; XIV. 560; member of the Dickenson, Hiram, death of, XI. 131.
legislature, II. 482; publisher, I. 336, Dickenson, J. C., land entry, III. 404.
388; VI. 96; purchased military re- Dickenson, Samuel, death of, XI. 130.
serve at Saginaw, I. 20; VII. 240; VIII. Dicker, — , loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
243; township and village named for, Dickerman, A., letter of regret to S. O.
IV. 395; trustee of Dexter's first Fisher, VII. 325.
church, XIII. 563; signs notice to reor- Dickerman, Rev. W. F., I. 240.
ganize State Historical Society, XII. Dickerson, Mrs. A., death of, VIII. 30.
322. Dickerson, Davis, XIV. 475.
Dexter, Mrs. Samuel W. (Miss M. Bond), Dickerson, Mrs. Davis (Miss Amanda
I. 193; II. 482; XIII. 557; member Dean), XIV. 475.
Ionia colony, III. 470. Dickerson, John, V. 529; XIV. 475.
Dexter, Stephen F., XI. 50. Dickerson, Joseph Lindley, pioneer
Dexter, Warner, member Ionia colony, blacksmith, XIV. 448, 475.
III. 470. Dickerson, M. M., VI. 227.
Dexter, Windsor, member Ionia colony, Dickerson, Mahlon, graduate of Prince-
Ill. 470. ton college, XIV. 356, 475.
Dexter, Wort (Wirt) attorney, the Ward Dickerson, Mrs. Mahlon (Miss Isabella
will case, VII. 491, 513. Felton), XIV. 475.
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INDEX
Dickerson, Phoebe G. (Mrs. Elronzo
Thomas), XIV. 475.
Dickerson, Rhoda Ann (Mrs. David
Hicks), XIV. 475.
Dickerson, Thomas, IV. 59, 60; XIV. 439,
442, 447, 464; land entry, memoir of,
XIV. 475.
Dickerson, William L., XIV. 475.
Dickerson, Mrs. William L. (Miss Olive
Litchfield), XIV. 475.
Dickey, Albert, XIII. 160.
Dickey, Col. Charles, I. vi., 14, 58, 63, 84;
III. viii., 107, 367, 370; V. 254; corre-
spondence of regarding Indian history,
letters from George W. Lee and N. P.
Hobart, III. 367, 368; "Early settle-
ment of Calhoun county," I. 128; gift
of, II. 5; member of State Pioneer So-
ciety, death of, VII. 9; memoir, III. 6,
372; state senator, II. 237; vice-presi-
dent State Pioneer Society, I. 28; II.
68; III. 3.
Dickey, Mrs. Charles, student of Hills-
dale college, VI. 146.
Dickey, Gilbert A., graduate of Agricul-
tural college, first class, killed in war
of rebellion, VI. 132.
Dickey, J. A. & F. O., publishers, VI. 74.
Dickey, Louise (Miss Rogers), XIII. 160.
Dickie, Hugh M., A. B., opened a class-
ical academy in 1818, I. 449; VII. 44,
45, 45n.
Dickie, Rev. J. F., VII. 623.
Dickie, Prof. Samuel, his temperance
work, XIII. 401.
Dickins, Asbury, U. S. secretary of state,
III. 142.
Dickinson, — , with Sacs and Foxes, XIV.
62.
Dickinson, The Misses, early pupils of
Prof. Nutting's school, II. 447.
Dickinson, Alanson, biog., VII. 398, 402.
Dickinson, Betsey, death of, IV. 283.
Dickinson, C., III. 280.
Dickinson, C. M., publisher, IX. 298.
Dickinson, Charles, X. 116.
Dickinson, Daniel S., attorney, XI. 303.
Dickinson, Don M., tribute to Gov. Mc-
Clelland, IV. 455, 456.
Dickinson, E., III. 280.
Dickinson, Edwin, V. 287; XIII. 509; his
trip to Michigan, V. 238.
Dickinson, Emeline (Mrs. Goodrich),
XIII. 115.
Dickinson, J., V. 460.
Dickinson, James S., V. 131.
Dickinson, John, I. 329; IV. 302.
Dickinson, John D., honorary member
of State Historical Society, XII. 318.
Dickinson, Joseph, I. 329.
Dickinson, Mrs. M. R. (Miss King), X.
184.
Dickinson, Moses P., XIV. 415.
Dickinson, N., II. 436; III. 280.
Dickinson, Mrs. N., II. 437.
Dickinson, Orin, III. 426; VII. 379.
Dickinson, Susanna (Goodrich), XIII. 115.
Dickinson, Thomas, VI. 478.
Dickinson, Rev. W. C., II. 209; III. 356;
V. 318.
Dickinson, W. R., III. 280.
Dickinson, William C., his gifts, XII. 345.
Dickinson & Fenn, III. 291.
Dickinson & Hully, IX. 281.
Dickinson's creek, II. 228.
Dicks, Jacob, see Dix.
Dickson, — , a marauder near Oxford,
XV. 640.
Dickson, Rev. — , IV. 348.
Dickson, Morris, V. 521.
Dickson (Dixon), Capt. Robert, V. 503;
XI. 524-526, 529, 532, 535, 538, 563, 565,
573, 583, 586, 595, 597, 598, 612n, 616n,
618n; XV. 97, 119, 121, 174, 176, 204,
273, 274, 294, 297, 312, 336, 337, 347,
362, 368, 369, 372, 377, 379, 391-393,
422, 443, 447, 448, 465, 564, 565, 627,
631, 649-651, 656-658; advice regarding
protection of Michilimackinac, XV.
424; anxiety concerning, XV. 314-316,
318; assisted in the capture of the
Scorpion and Tigress, XV. 643; ap-
proved by confidential board and his
bills allowed, XV. 216-222; at battle of
River Raisin, XV. 239; at Green Bay,
making sugar and collecting cattle,
XV. 497, 553; commended by Gen.
Brock, XV. 124; by Capt. Roberts, XV.
102; commissioned Indian agent, XV.
217-222; complimented, XV. 264; en
route to Detroit, XV. 321, 325, 332,
333; escaped capture, XV. 514; ex-
pense account for Indian supplies, XV.
193-195; furnished supplies to starving
Indians, XV. 181; in command of In-
dians at capture of Michilimackinac,
XV. 112, 142; influence with the In-
dians; and services rendered the Brit-
ish, XV. 180-182; investigated by con-
fidential board, XV. 210, 211, 213; in-
structions as Indian agent, XV. 219;
letter from Capt. Roberts, XV. 101; to
Maj. Gen. Brock, XV. 102 Sec. Freer.
XV. 222, 258, 321, 396. 423. 593, Sir
George Prevost, on Indian affairs, XV.
208; unaddressed and unsigned, XV.
218, 250, 262; loved by the Indians,
XV. 203; member of court of inquiry
at Green Bay, XV. 669, 674; number
of Indians collected for British as-
sistance, XV. 321-323; passenger on
first trip of Walk-in-the-water, IV. 113;
praised by Indians, XV. 560n; re-
ceived supplies for Indians, XV. 654;
recommended for medal of honor, XV.
555; refused supplies, XV. 226; report
of Indians sent to Detroit to assist the
British, XV. 323; his salary as Indian
agent, XV. 219; testimony at court of
Inquiry, XI. 526, 574, 586.
Dickson, Robert & Co.. delivered goods
to Indians, invoice of, XV. 91, 92.
INDEX.
173
Didford vs. Thomas, case cited, XII. 503.
Dieckmann, Ferdinand, surveyor, his
flight from Prussia, IX. 74.
Dieckmann, Mrs. Ferdinand, IX. 75.
Diekema, Gerritt J., XIV. 40.
Diekema, N., IX. 269.
Diekema, W., member of relief commit-
tee for Holland township, IX. 339.
Diel, Francis, III. 34; XI. 344; salary
per day, XIII. 75.
Diffin, E. C., county clerk in 1875-6, 1. 519.
Difin, Mrs. — , (Miss Ross), XI. 127.
Digonaique, — , X. 239.
Dikeman, — , IV. 293.
Dikeman, Aaron, children of, V. 440;
county treasurer, V. 439; sketch of, V.
439.
Dikeman, Caroline (Mrs. E. S. Marks),
V. 440.
Dikeman, Edmund B., V. 440.
Dikeman, Lois A., V. 440.
Dikeman, Miss Louise A., death of, XIII.
219.
Dikeman, Mary (Mrs. J. H. Haxton), V.
440.
Dilhet, John, Sulpitian priest, I. 345;
early missionary, I. 483-486; ordered
to France, I. 487.
Dilivan, Dr. — , bid on land, I. 504.
Dill, Mrs. — . I. 293, 294.
Dill, Minerva (Mrs. Curry), I. 293.
Dill, Thomas W., I. 293, 294, 295.
Diller, Jacob, death of, VI. 265, 266.
Dilley, M. S., XIV. 87.
Dillie, David S., I. 207; V. 367, 368.
Dillon, — , V. 378.
Dillon, John, IV. 249.
Dillon, John B., XI. 13.
Dimick, Mrs. Harriet, death of, XIV. 190.
Dimick, Samuel, VI. 478.
Dimmick, Jehial B., death of, III. 610.
Dimmick farm, VIII. 164.
Dimord, Antoine Marcelay, see Marceley,
Antoine.
Ding, Adam, VI. 340.
Ding, John, death of, VII. 545.
Dingham, — , death of, XIII. 227.
Dingley, Mason, I. 471.
Dingly. Capt. — . IV. 351.
Dingman, Dr. Alvin S., death of, IX. 42.
Dinsmore, Mrs. Jane (Mrs. Wm. D.),
biog., XI. 47, 55.
Dinsmore, William, XI. 47, 55; sketch of,
VI. 302.
Diorite (or greenstone), found in Indian
mounds, II. 45; found elsewhere, XIV.
204.
Dip nets, see Nets.
Dirstine, Samuel, pioneer, XII. 403.
Disbrow, Dr. C. T., member of State
Historical Society, XII. 323.
Disbrow, H. V., II. 572; X. 104.
Disbrow, Henry, VI. 374, 376, 377; VII.
553.
Disco Academy, early instructors of, IX.
93.
Disiez, J. B., member of the grand jury
in 1778, X. 294.
Dispatches of the British, cypher, XV.
341, 367, 391.
Distaff, XIV. 492.
Distillery burned, XV. 574; first in Mich-
igan, XII. 336; near Royal Oak, XIV.
590; of early date, V. 454, 467; on Cass
farm, I. 413; stopped by temperance
movement, XIII. 389.
District of Gaspe and Hesse, see Gasp6
and Hesse district.
District schools, see Schools.
Disturnell, John, VII. v.; "The Upper
Peninsula, historical events of in
chronological order," VII. 152.
Divine, Joseph, I. 169, 170; IV. 248.
Divine, R. K., XIV. 107.
Divine, Westbrook, county register,
prosecuting attorney and supervisor
23 years, XIV. 106; member building
commission for Ionia reformatory, III.
476, 477; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, and vice-president, I. 56, 90; II.
vii., 68; III. xi., 3, 100, 3,08; IV. ix., 6;
V. 1, 12; memoir, XIV. 44, 106; state
senator, XIV. 107.
Divine, William, I. 169.
Dix, Dorothea L., humanitarian, her
work, XIII. 292.
Dix (Dicks), Jacob, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461V>; on election roll,
1799, VIII, 510, 514.
Dix, John, pioneer, founder of Dixbor-
ough, II. 284; land entry, IV. 398; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 V2;
removed to Texas, V. 245.
Dix, Mrs. John, V. 351.
Dix, Gen. John A., I. 39; III. 184; IX. 207;
orders to Col. Shoemaker, III. 187;
secretary of state of New York, exe-
cutes law appropriating $55,000 for
district libraries, VII. 334.
Dixborough, V. 244, 245.
Dixon, — , with Harvey Parke surveying
party, III. 590.
Dixon, Rev. A., III. 240.
Dixon, Amos, accountant, biog., XIV. 175,
177.
Dixon, E. T., VI. 215.
Dixon, Mrs. Eliza, death of, IX. 47.
Dixon, Emma (Mrs. Jno. Drake), XI. 23.
Dixon, Mrs. John (Reed), VI. 403.
Dixon, John S., I. 144; county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519.
Dixon, Robert, see Dickson.
Dixon, Robert J., IV. 226.
Dixon, Rev. Truman, preacher of 1819,
III. 285.
Dixon's ferry, rendevouz of troops, XII.
426-429.
Dixon's springs (Tenn.), Union prisoners
of war at, III. 169, 170, 172.
Doak, James, V. 334.
Doan, Elisha, I. 209.
Doane, — , pioneer. III. 575.
174 INDEX.
Doane, Bishop George Washington, III. Dodge & Fitch, land entries, III. 403, 406.
217; X. 202; XIII. 284; honorary mem- Dodge & Kibbee, V. 474.
ber of State Historical Society, XII. Dodgeville, mining district, XII. 424.
319. Dodier, Louis, prisoner, X. 398.
Doane, Henry, death of, XIII. 112. Dodymead, Sergeant — , IX. 631; X. 490,
Doane, Mrs. John, death of, VI. 448. 522, see also Dodemead.
Doane, John D., death of, VII. 590. Doederlein, Mrs. Mary Ann, death of,
Doane, Mason, IV. 226. XIV. 139.
Dobbins, Capt. — , XIV. 543. Doer, — , VI. 178.
Dobbs, Capt. — , XV. 653, 685. Doesburg, Prof. C., publisher, IX. 298.
Dobie, Richard, honors draft for govern- Doesburg, G. S., publisher, IX. 298.
ment supplies, VIII. 475; member of Doesburg, H., teacher, IX. 327.
grand jury, 1778. X. 294; signs peti- Doesburg, I., defendant in suit, IX. 256.
tion for protection in Indian trade. XI. Doesburg, J. O., member of relief com-
484> 488- mittee for Holland, IX. 339.
Dobson, Rev. — , VI. 298. Doesburg, O. J., publisher, IX. 298.
Dobson, Capt. Henry, I. 296. Doesburg & Sons, publishers, IX. 296,
Docherty, James, X. 116. 297.
Documents (Canadian), miscellaneous, Dog train> description of, XIV. 240-242.
VIII. 449-669. Dogs, laws early enacted to restrain,
S°^' ;? ?rlV*, ^ •« T^T ,-* XIV. 661; offered as sacrifice by In-
Dodd Daniel, death of VII. 466. dlans n 477; white ones userl at med.
Doddison Rev. — XIV. 89 icine feast XIV 212.
Dodemead, Corp. Isaac, soldier of 1812, Dok William F-> death of, VIII. 58.
I' I V^vm «£fS J' William Dolan, A. Stanley, M. D., asylum physi-
A. .rUUlUlL, Vlll. DOD. ftian VTTT <?ft7
Dodemead, James, I. 345-347; II. 572; *££ patrick death of XIV 190
TTTTT fCH? . _1__«J _JJ_« „ i_ l/r^i TTTS1 UUld.ll, JTcltllCn., UtdLil Ul, Al V . J.J7U.
VIII. 626; signed address to Maj. Wil- Dol Thomas deatn of VIIL 115-
r,^ ^ fi 'T S6o% TTTTT KAK Dolarson, William, death of, XIV. 193.
Dodemead, John, I. 345, 375 VIII. 545 n i MJ r R dpath nf 5TTTT 217-
appointed Lieutenant- and adjutant, ^TV IRQ
VIIL 497; on election roll, 1799, VIII. Do7e Moses IV 435
509, 510, 519-521; residence, I. 500; IV. f,°I®' a °Jlu 'Ar' AK
4-0 Dole, Sarah, IV. 435.
Dodpmpad Mr<? Tohn I 4W Dole' Sidney, first clerk of Oakland coun-
jjouerneaa, ivirs. jonn, i. «ty». , TTT _,,1 _-,, _,,_ CIA. vnr RAC
Dodge, - prisoner of the British, escape „ *?> "L M£J£*; ?T6T7V«14' XIV' 6°8'
nf VTT RQ Dole, Mrs. Sidney, III. 566.
Dodge Governor -, I. 50. D(?le',?UTT.S;eard ^^ J' P" Cle*™
Dodge, Alexander W., XI. 48; student of _ a)' ±,v' 4<iS): _ . .
Hillsdale college, VI. 146. Dolher' Francois, Sulpitian priest, ac-
Dodge, Benjamin P., early teacher, V. companies LaSalle II 9! 9; III. 648; vis-
46g ited site of Detroit, 1670, XIV. 656.
Dodge, Cornelia IV. 284. Dolorme, Pre, remained British subject
Dodgei David, biog. XI. 46, 48. at close of revolutionary war, VIIL 411.
Dodge Mrs. David XI. 49. Dolsen, Mrs. — , sells British bread to
Dodge' H M V 478 American troops, IV. 329.
Dodge' Harvey, XIV. 423. Dolsen, Ann E., IV. 194.
Dodge, Gen. Henry, XII. 426, 428, 430, Dolsen, Fannie McRae, IV. 194.
431; battle with the Sauks, V. 176; Dolsen, Capt. John, signs memorial to
commanded the Michigan volunteers, Sir George Prevost, XV. 252;. signs
XII. 424; his brilliant feat, XII. 432; statement of condition of militia, XV.
his son mentioned. III. 585. 280.
Dodge, John, IX. 512. Dolsen, John L., IV. 179, 194.
Dodge, Joshua, death of, VI. 383. Dolsen, Levi E., I. 341; death mentioned,
Dodge, Julia, II. 445. XL 16; member State Pioneer So-
Dodge, Manly C., III. 414. ciety, I. 14; VII. 151; VIIL 12.
Dodge, Ossian E., celebrated singer of Dolsen, Mathew, IV. 326; V. 533; re-
Boston, 1840, X. 10; XL 304. mained British subject at close of
Dodge, Maj. P. R., III. 187. revolutionary war, VIIL 411; signs
Dodge, S. W., V. 319. memorial to Sir George Prevost, XV.
Dodge, Silas, V. 323; XIV. 376. 252.
Dodge, Mrs. Susan M., death of, XIII. Dolsen, Matilda, IV. 194.
280. Dolsen's station. IV. 329.
Dodge. Dr. Thomas F., early pioneer, I. Dolson, Albert, member of committee to
241, 244, 245; II. 391; III. 556; VII. 517. revise constitution of Young Men's
Dodge, Willard. X. 154. Temperance Society, XII. 458.
INDEX.
175
Dolson, Isaac vs. Maj. Matthews and
Capt. Wiseman, XI. 625.
Dolson, Isaac R., first engineer at Ionia
reformatory, III. 477, 480.
Dolson, James, V. 421.
Dolson, Sovier, V. 421.
Doman, Rev. Robert F., priest, memoir,
XIII. 467, 468.
"Dominion," boat, XIII. 317.
Donahoe, Rev. Patrick Y., priest, XIII.
432.
Donahue, Daniel, death of, IX. 83.
Donahue, Rev. James F., III. 238; VII.
565.
Donahue, Patrick, death of, VIII. 113.
Donald James A., member State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 41.
Donald & Lee, publishers, IX. 298.
Donaldson, — , pupil of Prof, Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Donaldson, Rev. — , XIV. 600.
Donaldson, F. S., III. 292.
Donaldson (Donnolson), James, slave
holder, I. 417; remained British sub-
ject at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
411.
Donaldson, Sergeant James, X. 459, 637.
Donaldson, John, XIV. 424.
Donaldson, Joseph, XIV. 424.
Donation to fire sufferers of 1805 turned
over to university fund, VII. 44.
Donations to State Pioneer Society, see
Gifts.
Doncett, Hella, first white child born in
Crystal Falls township, VII. 2o7.
Doncett, William, VII. 203, 204; biog.,
VII. 217, 220.
Doncett opera house, description of, VII.
220.
Donell, J. M., subscription for the pur-
chase of gunpowder, VIII. 620.
Dongan, Col. Thomas, governor of New
York, extracts from his correspond-
ence with Denonville, XI. 250.
Donivan, Prof. John, III. 451.
Donkersley, Cornelius, VII. 168.
Donn6, Zebedie Le Jeune, priest, 1727,
V. 103, 104.
Donnelly, Eleazer, first town meeting of
Newton township, held at home of, I.
244.
Donnelly, Ignatius, his "Age of Fire,"
cited, XIV. 651, 652.
Donnelly, J., I. 337.
Donnely, Rev. S., III. 482.
Donoher, John J., instructor in Detroit
college, XIII. 444.
Donohue, Gibbon S., death of, XIII. 277;
XIV. 183.
Donovan, Mrs. Catharine, death of, IX.
84.
Donovan, John, clerk of court, VIII. 493,
494.
Donovan, Matthew, I. 345 ; VIII. ix. ; com-
plaint for forcible entry and detainer
against Richard Smyth, VIII. 544; on
election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 511.
Donovan, Polly, I. 345.
Donovan, Richard, remained British sub-
ject at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
411.
Donovan, Sally, I. 345.
Donshoe, James J., V. 485.
Dooley, Morris, death of, VIII. 46.
Doolittle, Anthony, II. 224.
Doolittle, Benjamin F., biog., XIV. 112,
121.
Doolittle, Mrs. Benjamin F., XIV. 121.
Doolittle, Charles M., death of, XI. 83.
Doolittle, Rev. Ebenezer, XIV. 445.
Doolittle, Rev. H. H., XIII. 419.
Doolittle, Mrs. Isaac, death of, XIII. 133.
Doolittle, Miss Nancy A., death of, XIV.
67.
D'Ooge, Benjamin L., Professor of Latin
in the university, XI. 93.
D'Ooge, Jennie C., XI. 93.
D'Ooge, Leonard, biog., XL 92, 93.
D'Ooge, Mrs. Leonard, XI. 93.
D'Ooge, Martin L., professor of Greek in
University of Michigan, XI. 93.
Door Prairie, II. 376.
Doran, — , early settler of Port Huron,
XIII. 336.
Doran, Michael, III. 441.
Dorchester, Lord, see Carleton, Sir Guy,
Lord Dorchester.
Dorr, — , alderman of Detroit, 1876, II.
62.
Dorr, Albert H., his early stock farm,
failure to provide feed, XIII. 370.
Dorr, Josiah R., II. 572; assisted in
building first saw mill of Detroit, IV.
410; VII. 290; bank director, XIV. 414.
Dorr, Melvin, merchant, II. 572; III. 666;
IV. 471; VIII. 236; X. 87; name in old
account book, V. 561; land entry, III.
566.
Dorr, Mrs. T. E. (Miss Eddy), VII. 303.
Dorr, William, death of, VI. 340.
Dorr & Tucker, brokers, XIII. 370.
Dorr & Webb, IV. 67.
Dorr township (Allegan county), organ-
ized, III. 270.
Dorrance, A. A., publisher, 1848, II. 324;
VI. 80; VII. 351, 357.
Dorrance, Albert G., member State Pio-
neer Society, IX. 91; XI. 12.
Dorrill, Capt. Marvin, II. 302; VII. 465;
"Reminiscences," VII. 462.
Dorsch, Dr. Edward, death of, XI. 105.
Dorsey, Andrew, II. 232.
Dort, Andrew J., I. 509.
Dort, Titus, I. viii., 90, 433; II. 85; XIV.
468; biog., IV. 426; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 10; member of the
legislature and chairman of committee
on agriculture, I. 508, 512; paper on
agriculture, VI. 119; "Personal remin-
iscences," I. 507; supervisor, I. 509.
176
INDEX.
Dort, Mrs. Titus (Miss Deiadamia Thom-
as), I. 507.
Doryan, Gov. — , II. 100.
Dosker, Rev. Henry E., "Holland and
German churches of Ottawa county,"
IX. 301.
Dote, Prince, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Doty, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 381.
Doty, Alvinza, death of, XIII. 230.
Doty, Duane, VII. 591.
Doty, Daniel B., death of, VIII. 98.
Doty, Elias, II. 572.
Doty, Ellis, first merchant of Mt. Clem-
ens, IV. 312; V. 460; VI. 358.
Doty, Sergeant George, XIII. 533, 544;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 324; officer of the Brady Guards,
XIIi; 525; XIV. 416.
Doty, Henry, IV. 447; XIII. 544; member
of the Brady Guards, XIII. 525-527;
XIV. 416; member of committee to re-
vise constitution of Young Men's Tem-
perance Society, XII. 458; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 331.
Doty, Isaac, death of, IV. 250.
Doty, J., III. 280.
Doty, Judge James Duane, I. 386, 417,
422; IV. 106; VI. 481; appointed judge,
I. 823; III. 122; corresponding member
of State Historical Society, XII. 328;
governor of Utah, I. 379; his auto-
graph letter presented State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 329 ; presents chancel
window to first Trinity church, Bay
City, VII. 312; secretary of exploring
tour, V. 8 ; secretary of first Protestant
church, Detroit, XIII. 429; signs me-
morial of Wayne County Bar, XII. 552 ;
signs memorial to judges citing errors
of clerk, XII. 639.
Doty, Orsemus, I. 170.
Doty, Mrs. Orson, I. 169.
Doty, Mrs. Priscilla, death of, XI. 40.
Doty, Samuel R., death of, VII. 591.
Doty, Silas, VII. 531, 532.
Doty, W. E., II. 426.
Doty, William B., HI. 325.
Douay's names of lakes and rivers', VI.
349.
Doud, D. & H., III. 292.
Doud, Mrs. E. G., death of, XI. 134.
Doud, Julia A., death of, IX. 75.
Dougall, James, VII. v.; advanced money
and saved the frontier, VII. 83-88, 89;
corresponding member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 328; his exhibit
of fruits, in 1847, X. 76, 77; "That
Windsor battle from a Canadian stand-
point," VII. 82.
Dougan, William, entered land in Nankin
township, 1820, XIV. 431.
Dougherty, Adaline, IV. 194.
Dougherty, Dr. B. F., III. 483.
Dougherty, Corp. Daniel, escaped from
Fort Dearborn massacre. XII. 660 ; XV.
160.
Dougherty, E., publisher, III. 350.
Dougherty, Isabella, IV. 194.
Dougherty, Robert, death of, III. 610.
Dougherty, Lieut. Samuel, III. 84.
Dougherty, Thomas, III. 342, 343.
Dougherty, William, death of, XI. 27.
Dougherty & Woolnough, publishers VI.
72.
Doughty, J. R., publisher, VI. 80.
Douglas, — , XIV. 589.
Douglas, Stephen A., IV. 261, 453; VII.
477; addressed mass meeting in Mar-
shall, XI. 282.
Douglas village organized, III. 302, 306.
Douglass, — , death of, XIII. 277.
Douglass, Mrs. — , sister of Col. Savery,
IV. 393; V. 520.
Douglass, Sergeant — , British soldier,
1812, commended, XV. 459.
Douglass, Alonzo, II. 184.
Douglass, Bethiah (Mrs. Addison Cow-
din), XIII. 265.
Douglass, C. C., III. 189; IV. 68; VII. 184,
188; VIII. 140; member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 321; signs no-
tice to reorganize State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 322.
Douglass, David, V. 47.
Douglass, Capt. David B., accompanies
Gov. Cass on exploring tour, V. 7, 8.
Douglass, Eli, I. 209.
Douglass, Mrs. Eli, death of, XIV. 111.
Douglass, Mrs. Esther, death of, XIII.
276.
Douglass, Rev. Francis, student of Hills-
dale college, VI. 146.
Douglass, Frederick, XIV. 122.
Douglass, Fred S., death of, XIII. 276.
Douglass, Mrs. Harriet, death of, VII.
590.
Douglass. Howard, letter to Earl Bat-
hurst, XV. 455.
Douglass, Jas. S., elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 344.
Douglass, Mrs. L. F., death of, XI. 40.
Douglass, Lemuel W., trustee of Hills-
dale college, 1845, VI. 145, 146.
Douglass, Judge Samuel T., I. 282; III.
644; IV. 108, 457; V. 482; VIII. 117,
118; IX. 186; circuit judge, resigned in
1857, III. 116; member committee to
draft resolutions on death of Judge D.
Goodwin, remarks, XIII. 286, 287; mem-
ber committee on judicial and legal
history, of Historical Society, XII. 326;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 323; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 86; president Young Men's
Society, Detroit, XII. 364; requested to
give a biographical sketch of Dr.
Houghton, VII. 7.
Douglass, Dr. Silas H., VIII. 117; lec-
tures on agriculture at University of
Michigan, VI. 516: member committee
on mineralogy of Historical Society,
XII. 327; member of the State Histor-
INDEX.
177
ical Society, XII. '323; professor of
chemistry at University of Michigan,
V. 33, 35; XIV. 349.
Dousman, John, attorney, II. 152, 179;
VI. 351; XI. 189.
Dousman, Michael, III. 157; his parole
bond, XV. 633, 634; probate judge of
Mackinac, VI. 348; taken prisoner by
British, allowed to rescue women and
children, VII. 200, 201.
Dousman's farm, Mackinac, VII. 201.
Doust, Rev. W., IV. 236; VI. 283, 297.
Douvelle, Louis, his subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Dove, Prof. — , tribute to Dr. Tappan, V.
39.
Dove, Susie, death of, XI. 84.
"Dover," British boat, 1812, XV. 64, 373.
Dover township (Lenawee county), or-
ganized, II. 362, 365.
Dover, village, British troops posted at,
XV. 503; destroyed by U. S. troops,
XV. 557, 565, 574; position taken by
Gen. Proctor for battle of the Thames,
XV. 428.
Dow, Henry S., journalist, VI. 69.
Dow, J. K., I. 24.
Dow, James, I. 164. '
Dow, John, III. 415; V. 241; death of, XI.
39; supervisor forty-three years, biog.,
IX. 31.
Dow, John B., death of, XIV. 189.
Dow, Rev. Lorenzo, II. 146.
Dow, Lorenzo L., death of, XL 40.
Dow, Mary E., death of, XIII. 114.
Dow, Peter, IV. 6; V. 10, 12; accidentally
shot, biog., XIII. 239; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 90; XIII. 36; State
senator, XIII. 251; vice-president State
Pioneer Society, III. 100; IV. ix.
Dow, Mrs. Peter, XIII. 251.
Dowagiac, "R e p u b 1 i c a n," "Times,"
burned, 1854, VI. 73; union school,
XIV. 386; Young Ladies' school, XIV.
386.
Dowd, P., I. 296.
Dowell, J. M., signs petition for a repre-
sentative in congress, XII. 587.
Dower, Elijah, XII. 580.
Dower, Lorin, death of, V. 448.
Dowland, Sergeant — , prisoner of war,
XV. 639.
Dowling, — , British varmy, 84th regi-
ment, XI. 416.
Dowling, — , child, probably first birth
and death in Calhoun county, II. 253.
Dowling, Hiram, II. 252, 253.
Dowling, Hugh, death of, VII. 544.
Dowling, John, death of, VIII. 55.
Dowling, Lorenzo, first male white child
born in Calhoun county, II. 253.
Downer, Dr. — , I. 79.
Downer, Edward, land entry, III. 569.
Downer, Elijah, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461^.
23
Downer, Henry E., V. vii., 12; memorial
report of Wayne county, V. 567; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V.
15; vice-president of society, IV. ix.
Downer, Lucretia, II. 582.
Downer, Sawyer B., I. 170.
Downey, Alexander,, death of. IX. 60.
Downey, James, death of, VII. 545; pit-
man of mining company, XIV. 201.
Downey, John S., M. S., tutor in Hills-
dale college and professor in Univer-
sity of Minnesota, VI. 161.
Downing, A. S., VIII. 109.
Downing, Decatur, VIII. 104.
Downing, Helms, death of, XIV. 186.
Downing, Maj. Jack, I. 471; III. 218.
Downing, Mrs. Mary E. (Mrs. D. D.),
biog., VIII. 101, 103.
Downs, David J., III. 362.
Downs, Mrs. David J., XIV. 367.
Downs, Harriet Joy, VII. 584.
Downs, Lemuel L., II. 244, 245; VII. 584.
Downs, Peter, VIII. 209.
Downs, Robert, mining boarding house
keeper, XIV. 201.
Downs, William, mining boarding house
keeper, XIV. 201.
Doy, Mrs. John, death of, XIV. 68.
Doyle, Lieut. — , soldier of the Mexican
war, II. 174; VII. 112.
Doyle, Henry, VI. 177.
Doyle, John A., instructor in Detroit col-
lege, XIII. 443, 444.
Doyle, L., loss by fire, VI. 186.
Doyle, Mrs. Thomas, death of, VI. 383.
Doyle, Capt. (Maj.) William, British sol-
dier, XII. 38, 46, 59, 83, 157, 186, 191,
212, 213, 236, 243, 250, 262; certifies to
sugar presented by Ottawas, XII. 208,
215, 216, 240; commissioned Keehwi-
tamigistcaw, chief of the Chippewas,
XII. 217; letters to Capt. Joseph Chew,
XII. 83, 120, 244; Capt. Green, XII. 176;
Lieut. Col. England, XII. 42, 48; or-
ders investigation of Indian stores at
Michilimackinac, 1795, XII. 174.
Dox, Rev. — , V. 415.
Drafts, drawn by DePeyster for Indian
department, XII. 311-315; bills and re-
ceipts, VIII. 47Z-475, 481-489.
Drake, — , Battle Creek, XIV. 326.
Drake, — , Shiawassee county, IV. 51.
Drake, — , and wife, VI. 282.
Drake, Capt. — , I. 434-436.
Drake, Dr. — , Flint, X. 123.
Drake, Abram S., XI. 65.
Drake, Benjamin, I. 209; VI. 310.
Drake, Clarissa, death of, VIII. 58.
Drake, Ebenezer, I. 435, 436.
Drake, Edward, death of, VIII. 116.
Drake, Elizabeth, V. 421.
Drake, Henry, IV. 257.
Drake, Jane, V. 421.
Drake, John, III. 324; brief sketch of.
III. 331; XI. 23; charter member of
Trinity church, Bay City, VII. 310, 314,
178
INDEX.
319; signs memorial to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 252.
Drake, Mrs. John (Miss Dixon), biog.,
XI. 22, 23.
Drake, John B., death of, VI. 341.
Drake, John S., death of, IX. 37.
Drake, Mrs. Laura (Miss Hutchins), XI.
65.
Drake, Lydia, death of, VIII. 100.
Drake, Martha, I. 435.
Drake, Melvin, death of, V. 487.
Drake, Morgan L., attorney, V. 63; VII.
94; X. 141; member State Historical
Society, XII. 323.
Drake, Mrs. Morgan L. (Miss Stanard),
X. 141.
Drake, Robert, V. 447.
Drake, Roderick, commended, XV. 459.
Drake, Col. Samuel, I. 435, 436.
Drake, Samuel G., honorary member
Historical Society, XII. 328.
Drake, Submit (Mrs. Wm. Emerson), I.
435, 436.
Drake, Susan, death of, IX. 58.
Drake, Thomas J., attorney, III. ix.; IV.
245, 246; V. 63; XIV. 590; appointed
register of probate, IV. 106; death of,
IX. 48; gift of, XII. 350; "History of
Oakland county," III. 559, 591; letter
to State Pioneer Society, I. 19; mem-
ber of the legislature, I. 512; X. 139;
presidential elector, II. 314.
Drake, W. H., VII. 555.
Drake, Prof. Warren C., A. M., instructor
in Hillsdale college, VI. 161.
Drake, William, I. 7, 168-170; IV. 249;
member State Pioneer Society, IX. 91;
XI. 12; vote for presidential elector,
1836, II. 312.
Drake, Mrs. William, I. 169.
Drake Mill, III. 325.
Draper, Mrs. A., death of, VII. 544.
Draper, A. E., publisher, VI. 70.
Draper, A. T., I. 27.
Draper, Albert F., death of, IX. 60.
Draper, Alfred, III. 504; VII. 464; XL 59;
biog., XL 69.
Draper, Charles, III. 599; member State
Historical Society, XII. 327.
Draper, Mrs. Charles, III. 599; V. 344.
Draper, Eliza O., XL 69.
Draper, Hiram, V. 358.
Draper. Lyman, III. 504; VII. 464; biog.,
IV. 270; V. 358.
Draper, Lyman C., III. 21n; VIII. 477;
corresponding member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 328.
Draper, Mary (Mrs. Beebe), XL 69.
Draper, Milton J., III. 504, 517; VII. 464.
Draper, William, attorney, III. 599; IV.
245; V. 63; member State Historical
Society, XII. 327; president of conven-
tion of 1836, XI. 157, 158.
Draper & Lull, XL 114.
Drayton, Thomas. V. 404.
Drekel, F., VI. 336.
Drescoll, Martha, death of, VIII. 44.
Dresser, Anlos, Jr., publisher, VI. 91.
Dresser & Porter, publishers, VI. 91.
Dressier, — , III. 304.
Dreuillettes, Father Gabriel, Jesuit
priest, VI. 352; VIII. 374; instructed
Pere Marquette in Indian language,
VIII. 378, 386, 387, 424.
Drew, — , and wife, death of, XIV. 135.
Drew, Benjamin, death of, VIII. 56.
Drew, Gilbert, death of, XIII. 196.
Drew, Rev. James B., trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 163.
Drew, Joseph W., death of, XL 22; XIII.
113.
Drew, Mrs. Sally, death of, IX. 17.
Drew, Samuel, student of branch univer-
sity at Detroit, V. 543.
Drew, W. H., L 247.
Driftwood station, XIV. 505.
Driggs, Alfred L., X. v.; XIII. 38; "Early
Days in Michigan," X. 57; on muster
roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Driggs, Edwin, death of, XIII. 229.
Driggs, F. E., VII. 613.
Driggs, John F., IV. 19; congressman,
III. 124; IV. 234.
Driggs, Joseph, death of, VII. 543.
Driggs, William S., L 432.
Drillers, found in Indian mounds, II. 42.
Drisbon, Dr. — , VI. 411.
Driscoll, Mrs. Alcesta B., IV. 237.
Driscoll, D. W., IV. 237.
Driscoll, Mrs. M. (Miss Wallace), VII.
573.
Drivers (copper), in ordnance stores,
XII. 127.
Drixelius, Fred, I. 296.
Drouillard, Capt. — , VIII. 363.
Drouillard, Mrs. — , L 345.
Drouillard, Mrs. — , on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 320.
Drouillard, Baptiste, X. 348; remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238.
Drouillard. Dominique, remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 411; taxable property, 1802 VIII.
537.
Drouillard, Lieut. Frangois, II. 591; IX.
473; on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X.
604; signs petition against McDougal's
possession of Hog Island, X. 238; and
wife on census roll, 1779, X. 326.
Drouillard. Isabel on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XIL 46iy2.
Drouillard, Jean Baptiste, Sr.. name on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602, and
wife on census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Drouillard, Jean Baptiste,. Jr., on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602.
Drouillard (Drouilliart, Trouillier), Jo-
seph, interpreter. III. 35; at the battle
of Raisin • river, XV. 240 ; on census
INDEX.
179
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602; present
at Indian council, Detroit, 1778, IX.
442; slave holder, I. 416, 497; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 537; and wife, on
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Drouillard, Nicolas, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Drouillard (Drouilliart), Pierre, interpre-
ter for the Hurons, IX. 70; XI. 344;
bill for lodging Indians, III. 26, 34; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 609;
present at Indian councils, X. 472, 506,
527, 538. 543, 576; XI. 337, 370; XIII.
42, 43, 65, 90, 100, 101; salary, XIII. 75;
sent to the Wyandotts to inform them
of cessation of war, XI. 364; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 537; transfer of
land, VI. 502.
Drouillard (Drouliarre, Druillar), Simon,
on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602 ;
signs petition against McDougal's pos-
session of Hog Island, X. 238; re-
mained British subject at close of revo-
lutionary war, VIII. 410; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 534, 535; and wife, on
census- roll, 1779, X. 322.
Drouillard, Toussant, XII. 578.
"Drover, " schooner, IX. 284.
Drown, Capt. — , I. 250.
Drown, Lydia B., V. 446.
Druce, Mrs. Elizabeth P., death of, XI.
135.
Drukker. Rev. R.. IX. 311-313.
Drum, Lieut. — , XI. 256.
Drum and sticks made by Indians, XIV.
212.
Drummond, Lieut. Gen. Gordon, XV. 351,
463, 478, 484, 485, 490, 496, 497, 500-
502, 509, 514, 520-523, 525, 526, 605,
663, 664. 681, 682; arrival at Four Mile
creek, XV. 394; at Chippewa, XV. 460;
commended by Prince ' Regent. XV.
505; letters from Col. Baynes, XV. 467,
W. Glaus, XV. 467, Lieut. Col. Mc-
Donall, XV. 564, 610, 616, 629, 643, Col.
Nichol. XV. 570, Gen. Proctor, XV. 452;
470, Maj. Gen. Riall, XV. 557, Lieut.
Col. Smelt, XV. 660, Commodore Yeo,
XV. 580. 675; to Secretary Noah Freer,
XV. 476, 487, 489, 491, 518, 555, 639,
651, 668, 676-678 Sir George Prevost,
XV. 452-455, 457, 468, 469, 472-477, 479,
481, 492, 499. 502, 511, 517, 523, 527-
531, 533-535. 538-541. 549-553, 561, 565-
567, 572, 581, 587-590, 595, 603-606, 634,
639, 652, 679, 684-686, Commodore Yeo,
XV. 586, 668; plan of march in pro-
posed attack on Detroit, XV. 475.
Drummond, Capt. Peter, XII. 296; en-
dorsed requisition for Indian supplies,
XII. 289; letters to Capt. Green, XII.
270, 280. 303; orders invoice of goods
for St. Joseph, 1799, XII. 302.
Drummond Island. VII. 200; English for-
tifications destroyed, VII. 200.
Drury, Dr. Benjamin, VII. 382.
Drury, Heman, V. 528.
Drury, Jeremiah Larned, M. D., VII. 382.
Drury, Samuel Fletcher, III. 7, 412,
413; VII. vi., 6; assisted in building up
Olivet college in Michigan and Drury
college in Illinois, VII. 383; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 186; VI. 11;
memoir, VII. 11, 382.
Drury, W. R., VIII. 96.
Drury, Mrs. W. R. (Miss Wight), VIII.
96.
Dry Prairie, Nottawa mission near, IV.
23; school land on, II. 209.
Dryden, S. S., III. 287, 291.
Dryer, George W., II. 261.
Dryer, Mrs. George W., "Early times in
Calhoun county," II. 247, 253.
Dryer, William A., member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 90; remarks of, II. 85.
Dryson, Capt. — , identified Alex. Odren
among British prisoners and secured
his release, IX. 2i4; XIV. 63.
Duane, .Miss — , XII. 472.
Duane, William, XII. vii.; "How Mich-
igan got into the Union," VI. 59; his
unaddressed letter, XII. 657-659.
Dubaye, Jean Marie, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 606.
Du Be, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
DuBeau, Ambroise, XI. 553.
DuBerger, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Dublou, — , early missionary priest, 1.120;
erects church at Sault Ste. Marie, 1669,
first permanent settlement in Michi-
gan, VII. 152.
Duboice, Elizabeth (Mrs. Cook), IV. 388.
Dubois, — , XIV. 303.
Dubois, Miss — , instructor in Female
Seminary, Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
DuBois, Abraham. IV. 280.
DuBois, Brodhead, land entry, IV. 279;
first treasurer of Columbia township,
IV. 280.
Dubois, C. H., publisher, VI. 92; IX. 298.
DuBois, Cornelius, IV. 280.
Dubois, Esther Mary, XIV. 308, 324.
Dubois, Etienne, VIII. 660; signed tax
roll. 1802, VIII. 539.
DuBois, J. M., IV. 275.
Dubois, Jacob C., VI. 474.
Dubois, James, biog., IV. 426; gift of,
XII. 347.
Dubois, John H.. land entry, IV. 279, 280.
Dubois, Peter, V. 287; land entry, III.
401. 402; memoir, V. 291.
Dubois, Mrs. Peter, V. 291.
Dubois, Tonssaint (Jasainte), taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 539.
Dubois, Z., VI. 474.
Dubreuil, J. Bte., Sr. and Jr., taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 537.
Dubuar, Mrs. James (Camilla A. Swift)
XIV. 461.
180
INDEX.
Dubuc, Augustin, merchant, IX. 658; X.
307; XIII. 69.
DuBuisson, — , commandant at Detroit,
succeeding Cadillac, VIII. 440, 441.
Dubuque county organized, I. 155; II. 361.
Duburont, — , VIII. 451, 452.
DuCalvert, — , released from British pris-
on, XI. 366.
Ducharme, Alfred J., II. 608-610; VIII.
547; XII. 369.
Ducharme, D., subscription for a mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288.
Ducharme, Jean Marie, trader and inter-
preter, IX. 559, 560, 968; X. 254, 306,
585 ; accused of treachery by Gov. Sin-
clair, IX. 586; invoice of goods, 1778,
IX. 650, 658; letter and order for goods
from A. Harmon, X. 443.
Ducharme, Joseph, claim for losses by
Indians, XV. 673.
Ducharme, Laurent, merchant, IX. 658;
X. 275; XIII. 69; petitions Gen. Carle-
ton for a missionary at Michilimack-
inac, X. 287; subscription for said mis-
sionary, X. 288, 307.
Ducharme, Paul, bill for Indian supplies,
XV. 194.
Ducharme & Buhl, I. 496.
DuChemin river, X. 366, 450; XIII. 64.
Duchene, Francois, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 540.
Duchene, Michael, gift of, XII. 347; tax-
able property, 1802, VIII. 540.
Ducheneau, — , his subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289 ;
on census roll of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII.
59.
Ducheneau, Louis, I. 345.
Duchenne, J. Etienne, list of taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Duchenne, Pierre, list of taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Duchesne, Claude, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605.
Duchesne, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603.
Duchesne, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605.
Duchien, — , settled at St. Joseph, 1790,
V. 495.
Ducing, — , early pupil of Romeo acade-
my, II. 445.
Duck Lake trail. III. 380.
Ducks, wild, XIV. 220; food of early mis-
sionaries, XIV. 230; numerous, XIV.
512.
Dudgeon, Capt. — , British soldier, XV.
411.
Dudgeon, A., XII. 366.
Dudley, — , teacher, 1839, II. 308, 334.
Dudley. Col. — , his corps of Kentucky
militia mentioned, XV. 294; defeat at
the Miami, XV. 437.
Dudley. Lieut. — , U. S. N., XV. 305, 306,
364, 366; letters from Dr. Samuel Mc-
Keehan, XV. 280, 282 G. H. Rogers,
XV. 286; prisoner of war, XV. 274.
Dudley, Rev. — , organized first Presby-
terian church in Flint, III. 437; XIII.
412.
Dudley, D., early teacher, IV. 280.
Dudley, Elvira (Mrs. J. Montgomery),
VI. 271.
Dudley, Mary E. (Mrs. R. P. Sherman),
VII. 573.
Dudley, Sophia, death of, XIV. 69.
Dudley, Stephen, VII. 555.
Dudley, Thomas, VII. 328.
Du Dumois, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461^.
Due bills, of St. Anne's Society, I. 490.
Duel, Timothy, death of, VIII. 58.
Duentet, — , XII. 40.
Duer, William A., of New York, honor-
ary member State Historical Society,
XII. 321.
Duff, — , journalist, X. 17.
Duff, Alex., barrack master, transferred
to Fort Niagara, XV. 461; remained
British subject at close of revolution- ,
ary war, VIII. 410.
Duff & Shepperd, S., sign petition to
Capt. Mayne, XII. 272.
Duffee, Felix, V. 260; XIV. 320.
Duffie, J. S., XI. 261.
Duffie, Philip, V. 319.
Duffield, D. Bethune, III. vii., 644; IV.
457; XII. 369; address in commemora-
tion of his father, Rev. Geo. Duffield,
VII, 625; lectured at Agricultural col-
lege, VI. 131; letter to C. I. Walker,
also original instructions for taking
third census, 1810, VIII. 596; member
of committee to draft resolutions on
death of Judge Goodwin, XIII. 286;
member committee on resolutions for
Judge Warner Wing, I. 282, 379. 384;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 323, 327; "Men of Auld Lang
Syne," — poem. III. 655; president
Young Men's Society, Detroit, XII. 364.
365; remarks on Levi Bishop, IV. 429;
tribute to Gen. Hugh Brady — poem,
III. 91; to Robert Stuart, III. 66; trib-
ute to Mrs. Maria Rockwell Birchard,
VII. 599.
Duffield, Mrs. D. Bethune, III. 644.
Duffield, Rev. George, D. D., I. 31. 425,
428 429, 455; II. 71, 84. 124; III. vii., 5;
III. 644; IV. 190, 192, 316, 424; V. 538;
VI. 352, 497; VII. 593, 594; XIV. 417;
at the deathbed of Gen. Hugh Brady,
- II. 578; conducts funeral services for
Gen. Brady, discourse, III. 87; death
of, XIV. 44; dedicated Flint Episcopal
church, III. 452; discourse at funeral
of Robert Stuart, III. 61; gifts of. III.
6, 109; his temperance work, XIII. 400;
house built on site of Fort Nonsense,
XIV. 531; member and president of
board of education, I. 457, 461, 463;
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181
member first horticultural society and
president, X. 75, 76, 78; member State
Historical Society, XII. 322, 323;
member State Pioneer Society, II. 184;
memorial address by his son D. Be-
thune, VII. 625; memorial address by
Rev. B. F. Cocker, VII. 596; "Pere Mar-
quette's grave and the recent discov-
' eries," II. 134-145 ; regent of the uni-
versity, Vfc542; XIV. 412; remarks on
death of Abraham Lincoln, II. 75;
sketch of, II. 76; tribute of Zachary
Eddy, VII. 626.
Duffield-. Col. Henry M., XIII. 286; early
graduate of Detroit's school, I. 457.
Duffield, Isabella Graham (Mrs. Morse
Stewart), I. 31; XIII. 283, 284.
Duffield. Dr. (Prof.) Samuel P., chemist,
VII. 602; analysis of mineral springs
water, Eaton Rapids, III. 428; of Al-
pena, VI. 192; early graduate of De-
troit school, I. 457.
Duffield, Samuel W., XIV. vi.; origin of
his poem "Kansas and Michigan," XIII.
28; XIV. 627.
Duffield, Gen. William W., IV. 134, 442;
member State Historical Society, XII.
325; treasurer Young Men's Society,
Detroit, XIV. 416.
Duffield & Lothrop, attorneys, XI. 317.
Duffy, •«-, 1796, VIII. 393.
Duffy, Rev. — , priest, XIII. 440.
Duffy, Edward, I. 334; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 88.
Duffy, Hugh, death of, XIII. 280.
Dufont, Paul, soldier of 181-2, V. 554.
Dufour, — , saw battle of Bloody Bridge,
VIII. 359.
Dufour, Baptiste, I. 345; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238.
Dufour, Louis, member of Gen. McAr-
thur's expedition, VIII. 654.
Dufray, Paul, his punishment for a word
against royalty, XIV. 661.
Dufrem, A. R., death of, XIV. 193.
Dufresne (Dufrene), — XII. 218, 240.
243.
Dufresne, Mme. — , (Godet de Maran-
tette), godmother, IV. 72.
Dufresne, Jacques Michel, V. 10G.
Dufresne, John B., VII. 209, 221.
Dufresne. Michel Marie, V. 106.
Dufresne hall, VII. 221.
Du Frieuox, original for Fraux, V. 372n.
Dufur, Earl, IX. 216.
Dufur, Mrs. Maggie, IX. 216.
Dufur, Wesley, IX. 216.
Duga (Duguia), half breed, deserts his
post, XII. 438. 441.
Dugan, Henry W.. soldier of the war of
the rebellion, biog., XIII. 187, 190.
Dugan, William, signs memorial for the
removal of Fort Michilimackinac to
island, IX. 557.
DuGarde, John, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Dugay, — , X. 435, 436 ; certificate of sup-
plies, X. 400.
Duggan, Pk., signs memorial for protec-
tion of trade, 1780, IX. 550.
Duggan, Thomas, XII. 65, 90, 91, 94, 155,
177, 178, 243, 249, 282; extracts from
his journal on Indian affairs, XII. 105-
109; letters to Joseph Chew, XII. 104,
110, 115, 118, 121-123, 236, 245, Col.
McKee, XII. 61, 64, 68, 71, 72, 77-79,
84, 85, 88, 89, 92, 160, 190, 193, 195,
216, 217, Lieut. P. Selby, XII. 72, 185,
192, 211, 212, 239; unaddressed, XII.
79, 250.
Duhan, Baptiste, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Duhomel, — , V. 533.
Duillettes, — , early missionary, II. 136.
Dujonois, — , Father, missionary among
the Ottawas, VIII. 316, 318.
"Duke of Gloucester," boat, XV. 134.
"Duke of Wellington," boat, I. 470.
Dulac, Charles, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Du Lhut (DuLeet, DuLud, DuLuth),
Sieur. Daniel G., explorer, II. 97, 100;
111. 652; VI. 404; VIII. 414, 420, 421;
XIII. 334 ; commandant at Michilimack-
inac, XI. 250, 251; XIV. 659; estab-
lished fort at St. Joseph, 1686, V. 494;
in charge of Indian affairs, VIII.' 413;
tried and executed Indians for murder,
1683, XIV. 658.
Dullam, Frank, IX. 35.
Dullam, R. W., III. 451; IX. 35.
Dulse, — , quartermaster, XII. 419.
Dumais, Francis, XII. 579.
Dumais (Dumet), John Bte. (Jean Bap-
tiste), IX. 463; XII. 578; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Dumais (Dumay), Joseph, XI. 345.
Dumais (Dumet), Pierre, on election roll,
1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Dumais, Theophile, XII. 578; on census
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^.
Dumas, J., cure1 in 1724, V. 104.
Du Mesgouets, Troillus, Marquis de la
Roque and Kaettermoal, governor in
1598, III. 117.
Dumont, H., III. 292.
Dumont, Mrs. H., early teacher, III. 287.
Dumont, J. B., III. 292.
Dumont, P., III. 283.
Dumont creek, III. 283.
Dumourier, Gen. — , XII. 55, 68.
Dumphy, William, sheriff of St. Glair
county, VI. 411.
Dumville & Elliott, builders, VII. 222.
Dun, Jonathan, II. 274.
Dunakin, Daniel, II. 225; X. 35, 37, 38,
42, 44, 46-49, 51; active in early work
for Hillsdale college, VI. 140; his
grave, VI. 105; laid foundation for first
buildings, VI. 145 ; member of commit-
182
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tee to locate college site, X. 47; mem-
ber of the legislature, VI. 153, 154; X.
47; trustee of college, VI. 146, 148, 150,
152, 162.
Dunakin, Eliza AMI (Mrs. D. D.), X. 35,
37, 38, 51.
Dunbar, Lieut. — , in charge. of prisoners,
IV. 160.
Dunbar, Addison E., student of Hillsdale
college, VI. 146.
Duncan, — , V. 517.
Duncan, David, collector of customs,
1801 and 1805, VI. 348; VIII. 548.
Duncan, Delamore, I. 207; III. 521.
Duncan, James A. (S.), XIV. 342, 343;
student of university branch at Kala-
mazoo, V. 421; X. 31; XIV. 326.
Duncan, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIII. 130.
Duncan, Joseph, I. 265.
Duncan, Joshua, II. 159.
Duncan, L. A., publisher, VI. 70.
Duncan, Polly (Mrs. Joshua D.), II. 159.
Duncan, Richard, named for legislative
council of Upper Qanada, XII. 23.
"Duncan Robinson," boat, IX. 285.
Duncan, Mrs. Stephen W., her tribute to
E. S. Fish, XIV. 608.
Duncan, Thomas, X. 116.
Duncan, Thomas G., will case, VII. 491.
Duncan, William, I. 207, 208; III. 521;
XI. 210; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 335.
Duncan, Alpena and Sauble river state
road, act creating, VI. 181.
Dunckel, O. G., VI. 60.
Duncklee, Wales & Co., printers, VII.
100, 101.
Dunckley, H. H., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 327.
Duncombe, Mrs. John (Miss Grant), VIII.
27.
Duncombe, Capt. Stephen W., soldier of
the war of the rebellion, death of, VII.
581, 582; county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Dundas, Lieut. Col. — , British, retired
from army, XI. 396.
Dundee "Enterprise," VI. 89t
Dunham, C. H., death of, XIII. 114.
Dunham, Edwin, V. 421.
Dunham, Rev. Edwin S., V. 384.
Dunham, George, VII. 348.
Dunham, Harry, IV. 284.
Dunham, M. J., IV. 194.
Dunham, Miss Martha S. (Mrs. E.
French), IV. 241.
Dunham, Mary E., death of, XIV. 52.
Dunham, Nellie (Mrs. Stephen Yerkes),
XIII. 385.
Dunham, Rachel, V. 448.
Dunham, Seth. VI. 238; supervisor of
Green township, 1831, VI. 219; X. 66;
marriage of, VII. 348; on muster roll
of 1832, VI. 220; VII. 349; on census
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Dunham, T. W., early nurseryman of
Kalamazoo, X. 74, 75, 193.
Dunham's tavern, V. 246.
Dunkam, Mrs. F. S., death of, VIII. 57.
Dunkin, — , father of James B. and Sam-
uel, VI. 424.
Dunkin, Dr. James B., early settler of
Nottawa, VI. 424.
Dunkin, Samuel, early settler of Notta-
wa, VI. 424.
Dunkin, Thomas J., XII. 602.
Dunlap, George, alderman of Detroit in
1876, II. 62.
Dunlap, Miss Gertrude (Mrs. Geo. W.
Swift), XIV. 458.
Dunlap, James M., death of, XIII. 239.
Dunlap, M. L., member of Nurserymen
and Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81.
Dunlap, Mary (Mrs. Joseph Yerkes),
XIII. 385.
Dunlap, Russel K., death of, XI. 85.
Dunlap & Hadsell, publishers, IX. 298.
Dunleavy, John, county treasurer, 1875-6,
I. 519.
Dunkley, Sylvester, death of, XIII. 115.
Dunlop, James, letter to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 333.
Dunmore, John Murray, Lord, governor
of Virginia, III. 17; VII. 123, 124; IX.
435; X. 380, 420; recommended loyal
frontiersmen, IX. 348.
"Dunmore," boat, IX. 475, 582, 585; XL
433.
Dunn, — , II. 21.
Dunn, — , paymaster in British army, IX.
350, 353, 402, 488.
Dunn, Dr. — , X. 399.
Dunn, A. L., I. 133.
Dunn, David, VI. 206.
Dunn, Prof. F. Wayland, A. M.. instruct-
or in Hillsdale college, VI. 160.
Dunn, Miss Helen A., M. S., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
Dunn, James, VI. 444.
Dunn, Rev. John K., IV. 221.
Dunn, Patrick E., VII. 203; first super-
visor of Crystal Falls township, VII.
205.
Dunn, Rev. Ransom, D. D., X. 40; in-
structor and trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, his work in establishing college,
VI. 147-162.
Dunn, Robert, first town meeting of Car-
mel township held at house of, IV. 236;
biog., IX. 31.
Dunnell, William, furnished all furniture
for first capitol in Lansing, III. 11.
Dunning, — , VI. 309.
Dunning, — , English statesman, VIII.
399.
Dunning, A. D., III. 280.
Dunning, Edward, soldier, died in An-
dersonville prison, X. 192.
Dunning, Dr. Edwin B., VIII. 107.
Dunning, Mrs. H. P., III. 313.
Dunning, John, III. 622.
INDEX.
183
Dunning, Levi, III. 531; V. 393; death of,
X. 192.
Dunning, Mrs. Levi, V. 397; X. 192.
Dunning, R., member of Nurserymen and
Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81, 82.
Dunning, Sarah (Mrs. John) death of,
III. 622.
Dunning, Sidney, V. 421.
Dunning Bros., III. 292.
Dunquat (the half king), X. 348.
Dunseth, James, XL 345.
Dunstan, Thomas B., member State
Pioneer Society, XIV. 41, 196.
Dunton, Rev. Alfred A., X. 53; student
of Hillsdale college, VI. 146.
•Dunton, John, IV. 236.
Dunton, Mrs. L. W., biog., XI. 33.
Dunton, Lucius H., IV. 238.
Dunton, M., death of, XIV. 54.
Dunton, S. N., IV. 236.
Dunton, T. O., X. 39.
Dunton, Thomas, V. 287; X. 44-46; ac-
tive in early work for Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 141, 142; grave of, VI. 165.
Dunton, Weltha A., IV. 238.
DuPage river, Indian murders on, XII.
427.
Dupeis, Charles, soldier of war of 1812,
• V. 554. *
Duplane, John, court martialed, VIII.629.
Duplesis, Louis, X. 470.
Duplessis, Joseph, III. 34; XL 344, 345;
salary per day, XIII. 75; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 537.
Dupley, Joseph (alias Libland), tried by
court martial, VIII. 623.
Duponaeau, — , correspondence referred
to, VI. 486.
Dupre, Col. — , member of committee to
examine into the administration of jus-
tice in Hesse, XII. 3, 4, 310.
Dupre, Francis, soldier of war of 1812,
V. 554.
Dupre (Dupras, Duprat, Duprau), Jean
Baptiste, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 606; taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 531, 535; and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779. X. 312.
Dupre (Dupree, Dupret. Dupreu), Jo-
seph, IV. 311; V. 459; XII. 566.
Dupre, Louis, soldier of war of 1812, V.
554; XII. 566; on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Dupre (Dupret, Duprey), Michael, V.
496; XII. 566; settled at Fort Gratiot,
1815, V. 496.
Dupus, Francois, dit LeBlanc, member
Gen. McArthur's expedition, VIII. 654.
DuPuy, D., I. 327, 328.
Duquesne, de Menneville, Marquis, gov-
ernor general of Canada and Louis-
iana, I. 351; III. 114, 119; XIV. 645, 646.
Duquinder or Duquendre, see Dequindre.
DuQuinte, — , IX. 581.
Durall, name transformed into Tuott, VI.
372.
Durall, Gabriel, comptroller of the treas-
ury, 1805, VIII. 553.
Durand, Charles R., XL 68.
Durand, Cyrus Y., soldier of 1861, II. 436.
Durand, David, V. 347.
Durand, George Harman, attorney, III.
438; X. 177; autobiography, III. 467;
congressman, III. 124.
Durand, Jean Maria, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 610.
Durand, John, II. 284, 309, 310; V. 351;
IV. 49; land entry, II. 273, 278.
Durand, John T., II. 276, 278, 283; V.
355; county surveyor, II. 312, 313, 315;
III. 505; death of, VI. 306, 307; land
entries, II. 273, 274; surveyed road
from Jackson to Spring Arbor, II. 289;
supervisor, II. 316; town clerk, 1832,
II. 310; trips to mill, II. 286.
Durand, Mrs. John T. (Silence Black-
man), early teacher, III. 505; V. 353.
Durand (Durrand), Pierre, IX. 531, 537,
554; X. 366, 408, 429; on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 607; and wife, on De-
troit's census roll of 1779, X. 314.
Durand & Carton, attorneys, X. 177.
Durand road, laid out, II. 289.
Durant, Micah, death of, XI. 96.
Durant, P. A., prepared history of Ing-
ham and Eaton counties, IV. 238.
Durantaye, — , de la, commandant at
Mackinaw, 1686, II. 100; VIII. 413, 414,
420, 421; XI. 251.
Durbin, — , assisted in organizing a tem-
perance society in Washington, 1831,
XIII. 389.
Durette, Jean B., highway tax, 1812, IV.
409.
Durfee, — , his murder referred to, XII.
346.
Durfee (Durfey), Allen, XIII. 26; XIV.
512; member State Pioneer Society,
XIII. 33, 110; settled in Michigan in
1825, X. 56.
Durfee, Austin, land entry, 1822, III. 565;
suffers from Indian depredations, XIV.
512.
Durfee, Gideon, XIV. 463.
Durfee, Hannah (Mrs. Weaver Osband),
XIV. 463.
Durfee (Durfey), Harvey, XIV. 512; land
entry, 1822, III. 565.
Duris, Patrick, death of, XIII. 280.
Durgey, Nathan, death of, VIII. 46.
Durgin, Rev. DeWitt C., D. D., president
of Hillsdale college, VI. 160; trustee,
VI. 163.
Durham, Rufus, IV. 68.
Durkee, Mrs. Clarinda, death of, XIV.
139.
Durkee, Ebenezer, biog., V. 382.
Durkee, Elisha, attorney, XL 310.
Durkee, Erastus, land entry, III. 564.
Durkee, Jedediah, death of, VI. 386; VII.
562.
Durkee, Truesdell & Co., I. 290; XIII. 235.
184
INDEX.
Duroc, — , priest, VII. 177.
Durocher, Basile, remained British sub-
ject at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
410.
Durocher, Francois, XII. 579; on elec-
tion roll of 1799, VIII. 509.
Durocher, John Baptiste, signs petition
for protection in the In-iian trade, XI.
485.
Durocher. Judge Laurent, early trader,
VI. 373; VIII. 660; "Captain Hart's
Massacre," VIII. 644; gifts of, XII. 339,
341; invoice of goods in 1778, IX. 650;
member of the territorial legislature,
VI. 380; member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 324; petitions
Gen. Carleton for a missionary at
Michilimackinac, X. 287; subscrip-
tion for said missionary, X. 289;
vice-president State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 343, 346.
Durocher, Luke, death of, VII. 552.
Durocher, Michael, I. 345.
DuFrell, William, II. 572; X. 87; on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Durrie, Daniel S., V. 15; gift of, III. 109.
Dursan, — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 59.
Durst, — , priest, XIII. 444.
Duryea, — , I. 441.
Duryea, Horace, II. 334.
Duryea (Duryee), John T., merchant, I.
437.
Duryea (Duryee), Laura Ann (Mrs.
Bunce), I. 437.
Dusault, — , signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Duseau, Etienne, member of Gen. Mc-
Arthur's expedition, VIII. 654.
Duseler, Mrs. — , death of, VIII. 100.
Dusenbury, Mrs. John (Miss Butler),
XIII. 149.
Dussett, Ira, XIII. 165.
Dustain, Augustus, II. 242.
Dustan, Capt. Selah, death of, XIV. 192.
Dutch, churches of Ottawa county, IX.
302; first settlement of the, XIV. 431.
Dutcher, Adam, death of, XIV. 135.
Dutcher, Daniel, XIV. 423.
Dutcher, Henry, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
DuTisne, Claude Charles, officer of
French troops, V. 100.
Dutton, C. H., IX. 269.
Dutton, Miss Caroline N. (Mrs. I. M.
Wead), VIII. 221.
Dutton, Delos, IX. 269.
Dutton, William, death of, VIII. 56.
Dutton, Prof. William, V. 419; instructor
in university branch at Kalamazoo,
XIV. 329.
Duval, Christina (Mrs. J. Shearer), IV.
407.
Duval, Gilbert, death of, XIV. 138.
Duval, Ignace, Sr., VI. 373; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 603; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 537.
Duval, Ignace, Jr., II. 656; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 537.
Duval, Mrs. J. B., death of, XI. 106.
Duval, Miss Josephine, death of, VI. 383.
Duvaud, Pierre, death entry in old reg-
ister, V. 103.
Du Vernet (Du Vernett), Lieut. Henry
(Am.), British soldier, surveyor and
draughtsman, IX. 409, 430, 478, 482,
582; X. 300, 328, 625-627; especially
mentioned by Capt. Lernoult, X. 339;
order for supplies for garrison at De-
troit, X. 456; present at Indian coun-
cil, X. 462, 472; report of ordnance for
defense of Detroit, X. 415, 425.
Duverney, Miss — , (Mrs. Martin Ryer-
son), XIII. 223.
Duverney (Duvernay), Pierce C., VI.
387, 394; IX. 237, 238, 243, 248, 276, 281,
334; educated for the priesthood, XIII.
223.
Duverney, Mrs. Pierce C., Indian woman,
XIII. 224.
Duyneaux (Duyneux), — , VIII. 451, 452.
Dwight, A. H., VI. 378.
Dwight, Alfred A., II. 460; XII. 458;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Dwight, Miss Cornelia P., instructor in
Olivet college, III. 413.
Dwight, Daniel, II. 292, 293, 300.
Dwight, Daniel & Co., II. 291, 293.
Dwight, David F., II. 293, 300, 308, 312,
313; VII. 422; land entry, II. 272.
Dwight, Edmund, IV. 475.
Dwight, Francis, XII. 363, 457, 458.
Dwight, Henry, IV. 475.
Dwight, Jonathan, IV. 475.
Dwight, John N., II. 293, 301, 311, 329,
334, 352; VI. 446; IX. 49; county treas-
urer, II. 300; justice of the peace, II.
300, 311, 313; land entry, II. 273; reg-
ister of deeds, II. 312.
Dwight, J. N. & D. F., II. 333.
Dwight, Sarah, charter member of first
church of Dexter, XIII. 563. .
Dwight, Dr. Timothy, president of Yale
college, II. 440; XIV. 356; friend of
John Trumbull, II. 55.
Dwinnell, Benjamin, XIII. 121.
Dwinnell, Benjamin F., III. 356; first jus-
tice of the peace of Athens township,
II. 210, 229; land entry, II. 227.
Dwinnell, Mrs. Benjamin F. (Mrs. Ken-
yon), II. 228; III. 356.
Dwinnell, Emily, II. 545.
Dwinnell, Henry L., II. 227.
Dwinnell, Miss Joanna (Mrs. A. Ran-
dall), XIII. 121.
Dwinnell farm, II. 227.
Dwyer, Mrs. Alice, II. 64.
Dwyer, Darius, V. 446.
Dyar, John A., II. 444, 446.
INDEX.
185
Dyar, John W., president of Romeo
bank, V. 477.
Dyce, Alexander, IX. 657.
Dyce, Forsith and Macintosh, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 316.
Dyckman, A. S., VI. 440.
Dyckman, Evart B., XIV. 523; death of,
V. 434.
Dyckman, Mrs. Evart B. (Miss Amelia
LaGrave), VIII. 37; XIV. 523.
Dye, Araminta, III. 481.
Dye, Mrs. C. A. (Miss Hamlin), X. 186.
Dye/Ezekiel, XIV. 423; biog., XIII. 260.
Dye, Mrs. Ezekiel (Miss Margaret Long-
street), XIII. 260.
Dye, George H., IX. 44.
Dye, Mary E., IX. 44.
Dye, Nelson, merchant, IX. 44.
Dye, Mrs. Polly, see Dye, Mrs. Richard.
Dye, R. & N., merchants, VII. 450; IX. 44.
Dye, Rebecca, III. 481.
Dye, Richard, VIII. 261 ; member of State
Pioneer Society, VIII. 119; IX. 10, 13;
postmaster of Ionia, VIII. 44; sketch
of, IX. 43.
Dye, Mrs. Richard (Polly Welch), VIII.
viii.; IX. 7, 44; "Coming to Michigan,"
VIII. 260; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, VIII. 119, IX. 10.
Dye & Carr, III. 471.
Dye & Dye, merchants, VII. 449.
Dyelle, Frangois, in the Indian depart-
ment at Sandusky, IX. 470.
Dy-en-tete, Sr. and Jr., Huron chiefs pres-
ent at council with Gov. Hamilton,
1778, IX. 443.
Dyer, — , II. 21.
Dyer, Dr. — , tribute to Rev. George P.
Williams, VI. 30.
Dyer, Alexander, signs petition of De-
troit's merchants to Maj. DePeyster,
X. 456; XIII. 54.
Dyer, Converse L., death of, VII. 465.
Dyer, Dyson, in Fort Dearborn massacre,
XII. 660; XV. 160.
Dyer, J., III. 281.
Dyer, James A., sheriff of Jackson coun-
ty, 1834; clerk, 1846, postmaster, 1849,
II. 298, 313, 315.
Dyer, Laura A. (Mrs. N. Leonard), XIII.
165.
Dyer, R., III. 281.
Dyer, Warren A., printer, III. 274.
Dyer & Derby, II. 334.
Dyer, Rockwell & Derby, II. 334.
Dygert, Kiniston, member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Dykeman. Mrs. E. B., see Dyckman.
Dyron, Capt. — , VIII. 556.
Dyron, S. T., II. 572.
Dyson, Mrs. — , I. 345.
Dyson, Capt. Samuel T., XV. 28, 37, 38;
identified Alex. Odren among British
prisoners and secured his release, IX.
214; XIV. 63; original stockholder of
24
Detroit's first bank, VIII. 575; security
for appearance of Capt. Muir and En-
sign Lundie at trial, XV. 34.
Eager, Miss Ann (Mrs. Hall), marriage
of, VI. 305.
Eager, "Uncle Ben," III. 280, 285.
Eager, J., III. 280.
Eager, L., III. 280.
Eagle, in senate chamber, I. 513; III. 11.
Eagle Harbor, VII. 188; its decline, XIII.
345.
Eagle Line of vessels organized, XIV.
545.
Eagle tavern, I. 396; II. 551; IV. 459; VII.
90; IX. 121, 127; XIV. 235, 418.
Eagle township (Clinton county), first
settlers, XIV. 621.
Eagles' nests, near Toledo, landmarks,
I. 502.
Eames, Aaron, II. 272, 293.
Eames, John, II. 296.
Eames', L., II. 293.
Eames, Miss Persis (Mrs. Chas. A. Car-
penter), XIII. 246.
Eames, William, V. 421; incident of his
school days, X. 29.
Earbobs, for Indian presents, X. 581,
632; XII. 146, 170, 257, 274, 284, 287;
XV. 224. 1607, 614, 655.
Earl, Barney, I. 209; VI. 308; first post-
master at Cooper, associate judge and
member of the legislature, V. 403.
Earl, Hannah (Mrs. Briggs), V. 223.
Earl, Jesse, V. 370; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 88.
Earl, Mrs. Jesse, death of, XIV. 111.
Earl, John, III. 523.
Earl, Mrs. John (Miss Sally A. Hunt),
XIV. 189, 344.
Earl, Rev. L. W., III. 356; V. 312; VIII.
23; X. 53.
Earl, Morris, on muster roll of 1832, VII.
349.
Earl, S. G., asylum steward, XIII. 306.
Earl, Thomas, death of, V. 528.
Earl, William, V. 408, 409; VII. 482; first
election for Charleston township held
at house of, I. 209; supervisor, VII.
483.
Earle, Capt. — , XV. 66.
Earle, N. A., attorney, III. 547.
Earll, David, III. 396.
Earll, Mrs. Hannah (Miss Bowen), mar-
ries Henry Hughes, III. 396.
Earll, Mary Louise (Mrs. Brackett), XIII.
166.
Early, Dennis, death of, XIV. 54.
"Early Recollections" — Wm. C. Hoyt, V.
61.
Earnest, Matthew, first collector of Port
of Detroit, VIII. 659.
Earp, Rev. S., XI. 139.
Earthquake in Michigan, 1812, IV. 111.
186
INDEX.
Eason, Thomas, death of, VI. 340.
East, James, IV. 227; V. 446.
Eastbrook, Capt. — , XIV. 543.
Eastburn, Bishop — , D. D., VI. 514.
Easter, Rev. J. D., IV. 262.
Easterley, John, XIV. 82.
Eastie, Lieut. — , XV. 75.
Eastlake, John, V. 358.
Eastland, Archibald C., attorney, I. 209;
XI. 310; XIV. 340.
Eastland, Harrison A., attorney, I. 209;
XL 310.
Eastman, Ahira G., attorney, V. 444; VII.
527; member of the legislature, XIV.
413; member of the first Nurserymen
and Fruit Growers' Association, X. 80,
81.
Eastman, Mrs. C. E. (Miss Haze), VII.
448.
Eastman, Mrs. Celia (Miss Jones), IX.
80.
Eastman, Galen, publisher, VI. 387-390;
IX. 296.
Eastman, Prof. George B., II. .245; V.
419; first principal of the university
branch at Kalamazoo, V. 44; XIV. 329;
member of State Historical Society,
XII 321
Eastman, H., III. 541.
Eastman, Dr. John L., XIII. 146.
Eastman, Jonathan, original stockholder
of Detroit's first bank. VIII. 575.
Eastman, Loton H., death of, IV. 383.
Eastman, Mason, VI. 387.
Eastman, Mrs. Oliver, death of, XL 27.
Eastman, R. F., V. 478.
Eastman, Dr. Timothy, VI. 386-389 ; VIII.
69; IX. 184, 225, 234, 238, 244, 251,
263, 264; member constitutional con-
vention, 1850, IX. 256.
Eastman, Mrs. V. S., VI. 302.
Eastmanville, IX. 253, 254.
Easton, Rev. — .preacher of 1818, VI. 358.
Easton, Anna, IV. 196.
Easton, Charles, V. 404.
Easton, Maj. D. J., publisher, VI. 71, 72.
Easton, E. S., VI. 236.
Easton, J., land entry, III. 401.
Easton, R. P., I. 296.
Easton, Mrs. Sally, death of, V. 528.
Easton, Mrs. William, death of, VIII. 21.
Eastwood, — , deserts British fort, XI.
386.
Eaton, — , IV. 479.
Eaton, Lieut. — , provost marshal, IV.
147, 157, 160.
Eaton, Prof. Amos, instructor in Rens-
selaer Polytechnical Institute, IV. 97;
VII. 5.03; elected honorary member of
the State Historical Society, XII. 318.
Eaton, Benjamin, leased Jackson mine,
XI. 172.
Eaton, Daniel L. C., XIII. 366.
Eaton, David S., VIII. 572, 573.
Eaton, Frances M., IV. 196.
Eaton, H. J., loss by fire, VI. 185.
Eaton, J. D., IV. 197.
Eaton, Jerome B., II. 333, 336; death of,
XIV. 44; member board of public
works, II. 340; member State Pioneer
Society, III. 266 ; vice-president, III. xi.,
108, 111; president Air Line Ry. Co.,
II. 318; president of village of Jack-
son, II. 316.
Eaton, John H., I. 157.
Eaton, Mrs. Julia (Mrs. Levi E.), biog.,
XIII. 156.
Eaton, Julius M., death of. XIV. 53.
Eaton, Levi, death of, XIII. 156.
Eaton, Mary E., IV. 196.
Eaton, Orsamus, death of, IX. 17.
Eaton, Mrs. S., IV. 196.
Eaton, Theodore H., IV. 457; death of,
XIV. 192.
Eaton, Webster, VII. 174.
Eaton, Weston, leased Jackson mine, XL
172.
Eaton & Knickerbocker, II. 336.
Eaton Centre, early name of Charlotte,
III. 383.
Eaton County, Agricultural Society, III.
422; "Early days and Indians," III.
379; "Early settlement of Delta," L
157; history of, III. 378; history of the
newspapers, VI. 74; land entries, III.
401, 402, 404-406; memorial reports, IV.
239; V. 337; VI. 270; VII. 384; VTII.
29; IX. 29; XI. 32; XIII. 164; XIV. 88;
organized, named for secretary of war,
county seat located, I. 156; territorial
pioneers, IV. 238; townships organ-
ized, Bellevue, III. 386, Charlotte, III.
414, Eaton Rapids, III. 427, Kalamo,
III. 403, Vermontville, III. 425. Walton,
III. 405; treasurer and clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404.
Eaton County Pioneer Society, gift of,
II. 7; meetings and list of officers, I.
157; IV. 236, 238.
Eaton Rapids, city, III. 427; analysis of
its spring water, III. 427; "Argus,"
"Journal," VI. 74, 75; railroad built to,
II. 317.
Eaton Rapids township (Eaton county),
sketch of, III. 427.
Eaton Rapids trail, III. 380.
"E. B. Morgan," boat, IX. 284.
Ebere, Ignace, prisoner, X. 398.
Eberhart, Isaac, death of, IX. 76.
Eberlein, Mrs. Michael, death of, VI. 384;
VI. 551.
Eberstein, — , V. 248.
Eberstein, Benah, XIV. 303.
Eberstein, Charles, XIV. 303.
Eberstein, Conrad, V. 299; XI. 283.
Eberstein, George, attorney, VI. 312;
XIV. 303, 304.
Eberstein, Henry, XIV. 303.
Eberts, Mrs. — , I. 345.
INDEX.
187
Eberts, Hermann, V. 454; acting sheriff
of Wayne county, deeds lands, VIII.
501, 502, 505; coroner, VIII. 494; name
on election roll of 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Eberts, Ensign Joseph, at battle of
Raisin river, XV. 239.
Eberts, Rev. O., III. 481.
Eberts, Robert M., member State His-
torical Society, XII. 323, 331, 343, 346;
presents original bills and letters of
exchange, dated 1782, etc., to Histor-
ical Society, XII. 328.
Eberts, Therese, I. 345.
Eberts, William D., elected correspond-
ing member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 328.
Ebling, Andrew, XII. 395.
Ebster, Rev. P., IX. 312.
"E. C. Roberts," boat, XI. 174.
Eccyer, Mme. — , claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 672.
"Echoes of the Past," Mrs. Mary E.
Foster, II. 537.
Echkwegonebi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Eckford township (Calhoun county), or-
ganized, valuation of, X. 34.
Eckler, Mrs. N. H. (Miss Lusk), XI. 65.
Eckles, George, member of the legisla-
tu^e, XIV. 413.
Eckstein, see Ekstein.
"Eclipse," boat, IV. 351.
Ecorse river, location of, XIII. 309;
marshy banks, XIII. 313.
Ecorse, village, XIII. 309, 313; location
of Pontiac's council. XIII. 314.
Eddy, — , 1793, XII. 89.
Eddy, — , pioneer of Battle Creek, XIV.
323.
Eddy, Rev. A., D. D., IV. 213.
Eddy, Abel, II. 456.
Eddy, Alfred D., death of, VIII. 44.
Eddy, C. C., VII. 174.
Eddy, Caleb, XII. 567.
Eddy, Celia W. (Mrs. E. E.), memoir of,
VII. 278, 302, 303.
Eddy, Charles, VII. 303.
Eddy, Clarence E., student of university
branch at Kalamazoo, V. 421; circuit
judge, VII. 175; elected first judge of
the upper peninsula, VIII. 145.
Eddy, Crowell, death of, VIII. 57.
Eddy, Daniel D., death of, VI. 306.
Eddy, Darius, VII. 303.
Eddy, E. F., VII. 175.
Eddy, Edward, V. 421.
Eddy, Edwin, VII. 294, 302, 303; children'
of, VII. 303.
Eddy, Miss Ellen A., VII. 303.
Eddy, Enoch, Sr., death of, VII. 567, 568.
Eddy, Mrs. Enoch, Sr., VII. 569.
Eddy, Jerome, III. 454 459; IV. 244; IX.
33; mayor of Flint, III. 438, 441.
Eddy, Mrs. Jerome, IX. 33.
Eddy, Joseph, II. 455, 456; XI. 23; XIV.
624; biog., XIII. 117; land entries, II.
449-451; III. 563.
Eddy, Mrs. Joseph (Susan), II. 456; biog.,
XI. 22, 23.
Eddy, Mrs. Louisa, death of, IX. 39.
Eddy, Mary, death of, XIV. 133.
Eddy, Mary A. G., death of, XI. 83.
Eddy, Morton, III. 556.
Eddy, Norman E., VII. 174.
Eddy, Mrs. Polly D., death of, VIII. 55.
Eddy, Samuel, of Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 411.
Eddy, Selwyn, VII. 303.
Eddy, Susan, see Eddy, Mrs. Joseph.
Eddy, Wealthy, death of, XIII, 226.
Eddy, Zachariah, and wife, II. 452, 456.
Eddy, Rev. Zachary, D. D., III. 413; trib-
ute to Rev. George Duflield, VII. 626.
Eddy & Gray, publishers, VI. 71.
Eddy Bros. & Co., VII. 303.
Edgar, John, X. 355, 356; and wife, on
Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 318.
Edgar, Rev. R., I. 241.
Edgar, Rachel, V. 106. v
Edgar, William, III. 26; letter to Capt.
McKee, X. 630; on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 316.
Edgar & Macomb, see Macomb, Edgar
and Macomb.
Edgar & McPherson, merchants, 1780,
sign deed of sale, VIII. 470, 471.
Edgar house, III. 48.
Edgard, — , attorney, X. 239.
Edge, Samuel, of Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 411.
Edgerly, Miss — , (Mrs. Marshall S. Had-
ley), XIII. 254.
Edgerly, James and wife, early pioneers,
IV. 313; V. 462, 463.
Edgerly, S. W., II. 346.
Edgerton, Alanson, III. 280; member
State Pioneer Society, III. 268; IV. 8.
Edgerton, D. W. C., of Chillicothe, Mo.,
gift of, IX. 10.
Edgerton, Delia Doud, IV. 11.
Edgerton, -Franklin, death of, XIV. 68.
Edgerton, Mrs. Franklin, death of, XIII.
130.
Edgerton, John Leffingwell, IV. 11.
Edgett, Henry S., biog., VIII. 70, 71.
Edgett, John A., VIII. 71.
Edgeworth, Miss Maria, of Ireland,
elected honorary member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 321.
Edie, Mrs. J. O., death of, VII. 488.
Edison, George M., bank director, VI.
324.
Edison, Samuel (father of Thomas A.),
XI. 257; brief sketch of, XI. 258.
Edison, Thomas A., his early life and
experiments, XI. 258.
Editors and orators of the campaign of
1840, north and south, X. 8.
188
INDEX.
Edmonds, Ed. E., printer, III. 274.
Edmonds, William, first meeting for
Lenawee township held at house of, II.
360.
Edmunds, — , impeachment trial, XIV.
97.
Edmunds, Capt. — , I. 250; XIV. 543.
Edmunds, Andrew, death of, XIV. 67.
Edmunds, Mrs. Charles, VII. 356.
Edmunds, James M., XIV. 494; his ex-
hibit of fruits in 1847, X. 77; journal-
ist, VI. 64; state senator, II. 314, 315.
Edmunds, Rev. L. M., III. 288.
Edmunds, Lewis, death of, XIV. 111.
Edmunds, Maria M., VI. 254.
Edmunds, Reuben, III. 521.
Edmunds, Thomas, I. 432.
Edsell, Wilson C., II. 184; state senator,
III. 412.
Edson, J. L., presents altar to church,
XIII. 465.
Edson, John, III. 568.
Edson, Rufus P., attorney, XI. 310.
Education in Michigan during territorial
days, VII. 36-43; of early settlers of De-
troit, I. 363.
Edward I., king of England, founded
Cambridge college, XII. 490; regulates
Sunday laws, XII. 491.
Edward III., called the confessor, pro-
mulgated Sunday observance law, XII.
490; protected clergymen by law, XII.
491.
Edward VI., king of England, date of
reign, XII. 491.
Edwards, — , engineer, designed huge
boilers for Detroit pumping station,
IV. 470.
Edwards, Capt. Aaron, V. 373.
Edwards, Maj. Abraham, I. 210; II. 572;
III. vii.; IV. 6, 474; V. 377, 547; VI.
484; VII. 475, 485; XII. 453; XIII. 483,
484; appointed garrison surgeon, V.
373; bank director, 1822, X. 87; chil-
dren of, V. 375; commissioned major,
V. 374; conducts first public sale of
lands at White Pigeon, III. 151; for
whom Edwardsburg was named, XI.
77. 78; his mill at Detroit in 1821, X.
85; location of residence, I. 499, 500;
member of committee to organize first
Presbyterian church of Detroit, I. 422,
470, 501; member legislative council of
Michigan, V. 374; member of territo-
rial legislature of Michigan, VI. 380,
445; member Ohio legislature, V. 374;
member "Pontiac Company," III. 560;
memoir of, V. 373; passenger on first
trip of Walk-in-the-water, IV. 113;
presidential elector, V. 375 ; register of
land office, V. 374; reminiscences of
his early days in Michigan, XI. 77;
signs call for meeting to instruct dele-
gate to congress, XII. 645; "Sketch
of Pioneer Life," III. 148; treasurer of
the university in 1817, VII. 44.
Edwards, Mrs. Abraham (Miss Hunt),
IV. 474; V. 373; XII. 602.
Edwards, Alexander A., V. 373; XI. 78;
platted village of Edwardsburg, III.
150.
Edwards, Col. (Capt.) Arthur, shipbuild-
er, I. 396, 471; III. 599; V. 360; VIII.
349; XIV. 543, 573, 574.
Edwards, Rev. Arthur, Jr., III. 237.
Edwards, Asa G., IV. 249.
Edwards, Mrs. Calvin, death of, VII. 466.
Edwards, Charles, VII. 174.
Edwards, Daniel S., death of, VIII. 58.
Edwards, David, performed many mar-
riage services, VII. 530.
Edwards, Edward, entered land in 1833,
III. 563.
Edwards, H. J. H., V. 373.
Edwards, John, VII. 219; VIII. 100.
Edwards, John C., VII. 220.
Edwards, John M., attorney, XI. 310; his
temperance work, XIII. 400; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Edwards, Joseph, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll,
VII. 349.
Edwards, Julia S. (Mrs. Joy), daughter
of Maj. Edwards, XI. 77, 78.
Edwards, Rev. Justin, D. p., IV. 84.
Edwards, Miss Mary (Mrs. AtLee),
daughter of Maj. Edwards, VII. 485.
Edwards, Melissa, death of, VII. 545.
Edwards, Mineau, governor of Illinois,
V. 107.
Edwards, "Monk," endured severe un-
merited punishments, V. 547.
Edwards, Ninian, governor of Illinois,
1817, V. 107.
Edwards, Ogden, VI. 283.
Edwards, Oliver, V. 375; XL 78.
Edwards, Pierpont, graduate of Prince-
ton college, XIV. 356; signs petition
for a representative in congress, XII.
587.
Edwards, Mrs. Rebecca (Mrs. J. Haze),
VII. 448.
Edwards, Ruth, I. 423.
Edwards, T. A. H., postmaster, 1829, III.
150.
Edwards, Thomas, V. 373.
Edwards', William, Moravian missionary,
IV. 308; V. 453; X. 109; on the Clin-
ton river, X. 111.
Edwardsburg (Beardsley Prairie), III.
149; for whom named, XL 77.
Eel river, Delaware Indians on, XV. 525.
Egabroad, H., VI. 95.
Egabroad, H. & S. H., VI. 95.
Egabroad, S. H., publisher, VI. 72.
Egbert, Laura, death of, XIV. 133.
Ege, Mrs. Margaret, V. 545.
Eggleston, — , III. 281.
Eggleston, Barnett, F., II. 303; III. 498,
INDEX.
189
514; IV. 270; VII. 457; death of, VII.
466.
Eggleston, Ebenezer S., attorney, " III.
547; member State Pioneer Society, I.
84.
Eggleston, Harvey, I. 180.
Eggleston, James, I. 180.
Eggleston, Mary, IV. 196; VI. 255.
Eggleston & Gregg, II. 334.
Egh-kee-too-wa, chief, present at council
with Gov. Hamilton, 1778, IX. 452.
Egneus, Samuel, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Egnew, Lucy, original member of first
Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI.
376.
Egnew, Samuel, IV. 319; VI. 374; XIV.
353, 354.
Egonshewa (Eguskewey), Ottawa chief,
EX. 483; XIII. 90, 91, 96; present at
council, X. 472; sends copy of Gen.
Wayne's treaty to Col. McKee, XII.
178; speeches of, IX. 483; X. 475, 577.
Egremont, Baron — , IX. 195.
Egypt, space covered by its great pyra-
mid, XIV. 653.
Ehle. Joseph I., II. 225.
Eichelsdoerfer, William, publisher, VI.
83.
Eilett, Jacob, penetrated the forest of
Michigan in 1818, III. 565, 366.
Eilleur, Dr. J. B. M., his gift, XII. 342.
Eimer, P., I. 296.
Eis, — , priest, VII. 177.
Eisenmann, Fred A., V. 486.
Ekstein, Mrs. Charlotte, death of, IX. 42.
Ekstein, David, merchant, VI. 294.
Ekstein, Henry, death of, XI. 43.
Elam, Robert, IX. 648.
Elba island, heavily timbered, I. 503.
Elbert, Miss Josie, XIII. 461.
Elder, Capt. John A., soldier of the war
of the rebellion, II. 78; biog., XIV. 99.
Elderkin, James D., soldier of the Mex-
ican war, VI. 19, 23.
Eldersvielde, Dowe, death of, XL 84.
"Eldorado," from Voltaire's romance. V.
179.
Eldred, Alfred, XIV. 526.
Eldred, Amy (Aimy), (Mrs. Lawrence),
V. 387, 392.
Eldred, Anson, I. 289.
Eldred, Andrew, V. 387.
Eldred, Rev. Andrew J., II. 168; III. 236,
238, 288; V. 387, 421.
Eldred, Benjamin, XIV. 147, 424.
Eldred, Judge Caleb, Sr., I. 53; V. 258,
359, 362, 428; VII. 472, 480; Baptist
church organized at house of, VII. 481 ;
children of, V. 392, 393; early teacher,
V. 388; first settler of Comstock, V.
361; first supervisor and postmaster
of Climax and Kalamazoo townships,
V. 390; first election of township held
at house of, I. 208, 209; member of
New York legislature, V. 388; mem-
ber Michigan territorial legislature, V.
391; prospecting trip, I. 129; sketch
of, V. 387.
Eldred, Mrs. Caleb, Sr., death of, V. 392.
Eldred, Caleb, Jr., V. 393..
Eldred, Catharine (Mrs. Dr. Lovell), V.
393, 421.
Eldred, Daniel, soldier of the revolution,
V. 387.
Eldred, Daniel B., early pioneer, I. 209;
V. 387; XI. 285; XIV. 526; suggests
name for Climax, V. 389, 390, 392.
Eldred, Mrs. Daniel B. (Lydia Cole), V.
392; memoir of, XIV. 526.
Eldred, "Dick," XIV. 381.
Eldred, E. & Co., I. 290.
Eldred, Eunice, V. 387.
Eldred, F. F.. member of State Historical
Society, XII. 325.
Eldred, Florinda (Mrs. R. Fitzgerald),
V. 393.
Eldred, Francis, VI. 495.
Eldred, Miss Jane, XIV. 393.
Eldred, Julius, "II. 572; X. 87; on census
roll of Detroit, 1827. XII. 461i/o.
Eldred, Louisa (Mrs. Hawley). V. 393,
421.
Eldred, Luther, X. 52.
Eldred, Mumford, Sr., V. 387.
Eldred, Mumford, Jr., I. 207; V. 387;
signs bond to build Kalamazoo coun-
ty's first court house, VII. 474.
Eldred, Nelson, V. 322, 393, 421.
Eldred.. Mrs. O., death of, IX. 18.
Eldred, Potifer, V. 387.
Eldred, Sally, XIV. 526.
Eldred, Stephen, V. 387, 390, 392; X. 156.
Eldred, Mrs. Stephen, V. 314, 392.
Eldred, Thomas, V. 387, 393.
Eldred, William, I. 209; V. 387.
Eldred & Cook, I. 470.
Eldred, Way & Co., I. 289.
Eldridge, Dr. I. N., X. 123, 208.
Eldridge, Mariat, death of VIII. 100.
Eldridge, Dr. N. B.. XIV. 424.
Eldridge, Mrs. N. B., death of, XI. 95.
Eldridge. Robert P.. attorney. I. 28, 512;
III. 103; V. 478; VI. 411; XIII. 2: mem-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 328;
orator at Clinton and Kalamazoo canal
celebration. V. 470; secretary of state,
VII. 254; XIV. 412.
"Eleanor," boat of 1812, XV. 64.
Election case, of George McDougall, con-
test of, VIII. 518, of Jonathan Scheiffe-
lin, VIII. 518.
Election roll of Detroit, 1799, VIII. 509.
Electoral vote, taken to Detroit, 1844,
VII. 253.
Eleven Mile Creek, distant from Buffalo,
XV. 535 ; heavy guns of United States
on, XV. 535; number of U. S. troops
on, XV. 535.
"Elisha Bliss," boat, IX. 285.
190
INDEX.
"Eliza," British boat, carried troops to
the Miami, 1813, XV. 276, 290.
Elizabeth, Queen of England, II. 96.
"Elizabeth Ward," boat built 1833, 1. 471;
III. 320.
Elk, in Michigan, XIV. 422, 510.
Elk Island, I. 444.
Elk Rapids, "Traverse Bay Progress,"
established, VI. 67.
Elk Rapids (Meegisee), county seat, I.
99; see also Meegisee.
Elkerton, Joseph, death of, XI. 73.
Elkins, John, death of, XI. 84.
Ell, John, made desks and tables for
first court house of Kalamazoo county,
VII. 474.
Ellair (Ellare, Ellerre), Joseph, XII. 566;
highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Ellemsley, — , chief justice (British), XV.
21.
"Ellen," boat burned by Gen. Proctor,
XV. 446; value of, XV. 451.
Ellenwood, Mrs. E. R., XIV. 142.
Ellerby Edward, entered land in 1823,
III. 564.
Ellery, Capt. — , X. 195.
Ellet, Mrs. E. P.. elected honorary mem-
ber of State Historical Society, XII.
321.
Ellice, Alegdr., member of the grand
jury, 1778, X. 294.
Ellice, Phyn. & Porteus, merchants, X.
255.
Ellice (Ellise), Robert, merchant, IX.
544, 562, 622; XI. 333, 369, 376, 379,
390, 455.
Ellice, Robert & Co., petition for protec-
tion of traders, XI. 484; XIII. 79.
Ellice & Coy, IX. 528.
Ellinger, D., III. 281. 284.
Ellinger, J. G., III. 291.
Ellinger, S., III. 281.
Elliot, — , Quaker of early Detroit, XII.
71.
Elliott, — , early settler of Mt. Clemens,
V. 461.
Elliott, — , his tribute to the convention
of 1787, XI. 147.
Elliott, Dr. — , V. 507, 524; VII. 347.
Elliott, Mrs. — , granddaughter of Asa
Winter, VIII. 190n.
Elliott, Rev. A. B., III. 239-242.
Elliott, Charles, entreated Col. Prince for
justice to prisoners of war, XV. 600.
Elliott, Mrs. Emily, death of, IX. 42.
Elliott, Rev. G. W., III. 288.
Elliott, Dr. J. C., III. 281. 284.
Elliott, Jacob VIII. 237.
Elliott, James, IV. 460; VII. 127.
Elliott, John, loyalist at Detroit, XL 451;
XIII. 77; baptized by Rev. Zeisburger,
X. 111.
Elliott, Rev. Joseph, V. 380.
Elliott, Mary, baptized by Rev. Zeis-
berger, X. 111.
Elliott, Capt. (Col.) Matthew, Indian
. agent and trader, I. 345 412; VIII. 394,
397, 477; IX. 435; X. Ill, 370, 378, 518,
526, 527, 538, 543; XI. 344, 364, 381, 388,
450, 451; XII. 53, 61, 62, 64-66, 68, 71,
87, 88, 90-94, 107, 111, 118, 155, 159,
187, 198, 199, 202, 211, 219 254, 255,
268 296, 301, 305, 306; XIII. 76, 77;
XV. 2, 3, 42. 46, 53, 75, 91. 98, 100, 145,
171, 172, 174, 186, 244, 250, 304, 344,
411, 418, 420. 453, 457, 508, 511. 513.
555, 556; anticipated battle of Miami
rapids, XV. 179; appointed justice of
the peace of the district of Hesse, XI.
622, 632; at battle of the Raisin river,
XV. 239; at battle of Windsor, XIII.
599; at Indian councils, XV. 176, 358;
contracts to furnish fresh beef to gar-
rison at Amherstburg, 1806, XV. 36;
criticized by Capt. McLean, XII. 301,
305, 306; death of and illness men-
tioned, XV. 509, 551, 552; extract of
letter, XV. 524; furnished goods to In-
dians, III. 26, 31, 34; gave to Indians
general order to destroy U. S. stores,
XV. 359; his assistance to the British
officially recognized, XV. 45, 48; his
order for goods for Indian department.
XII. 170; in command of Indians at
Miami rapids, XV. 178; incited In-
dians to massacre, III. 18, 20, 23; insti-
tutes search for slave "Bill." XII. 164,
165; letters to Maj. Gen. Brock XV.
63. 66, Joseph Chew, XII. 179, 180, W.
Glaus. XV. 105, 173, Maj. Glegg XV.
485, George Ironside, XV. 179, Capt.
Robert R. Loring, XV. 524, Col. McKee
XII. 52, 55, 67, 88, 118, 168, Maj. Gen.
Proctor, XV. 363, Col. St. George, XV.
182, Col. Stewart, XV. 497; opposite
Fort Defiance, XV. 149; ordered to
send Indian runners to Marpork and
the Pottawattomies, XV. 525 ; protest
against Thomas Reynold's orders, XII.
252; recommended for deputy assistant
Qr. M. Gen.. XV. 461; recommended
for medal of honor, XV. 567; retreat
on the Miami, XV. 151-154; request for
retirement, his advanced age, XV. 297 ;
ransomed Indian captives, XV. 437;
sends interpreters to secure services
of Indians, XV. 169; salary per day,
XIII. 75. 222; signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XIV. 252; signs requi-
sition for Indian supplies. XII. 276:
superintendent of Indian affairs at Am-
herstburg, XV. 222, 279; visits Mora-
vians, XIII. 41, 43; with Indians at
Miami Rapids, XV. 178.
Elliott, Matthew. Jr., at the battle of
Raisin river, XV. 240.
Elliott, Oliver, IV. 284.
Elliott, Richard R., IV. 460; effects re-
INDEX.
191
moval of Col. Hamtramck's remains to
Mt. Elliott, XIII. 497, 497n; member
State Historical Society, XII. 323, 325-
327; vice-president Young Men's So-
ciety, XII. 365.
Elliott, Judge Robert T., III. 216; IV.
414, 440, 443; Mt. Elliott cemetery
named for. IV. 460.
Elliott, Dr. W. G.. IX. 63.
Elliott, Mrs. W. H., death of, XIV. 147.
Elliott, Col. (Capt. Maj.) William, X.
394; XII. 619; at the battle of Raisin
river, XV. 239; censured, XII. 620;
elected corresponding member of
State Historical Society, XII. 333;
entreated Col. Prince for justice to
prisoners of war, XIII. 600; in com-
mand in Canada, XIII. 250; signs me-
morial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252;
signs statement of condition of militia,
XV. 280.
Elliott & Caldwell vs. McKillip & Jacobs,
XI. 624.
Elliott house, I. 497.
Ellis, — , Allegan county, III. 280.
Ellis, — , Branch county, VII. 351.
Ellis, Ensign — , XV. 27.
Ellis, Miss — , marriage of, VII. 579.
Ellis, Alexander, death of, VII. 544.
Ellis, Alfred, death of, J£I. 84.
Ellis, Rev. C. D., V. 488; VIII. 42.
Ellis, Mrs. Charles, III. 175.
Ellis, Daniel, member State Pioneer So-
ciety. VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Ellis, David B.. death of, XIV. 189.
Ellis, Edward D., publisher, I. 394n, 395;
VI. 89; member of constitutional con-
vention of 1835, XIV. 407.
Ellis, Edwin, V. 525; VII. 578, 579.
Ellis, H. R., publisher, III. 276.
Ellis, Hiram D., I. 247.
Ellis. Corp. James, salary per day, X.
637.
Ellis, Mrs. John, V. 358.
Ellis, John T., III. 392; land entry, III.
401.
Ellis, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Ellis, Myron, treasurer of Clinton coun-
ty, VII. 381.
Ellis, Robert, X. 671.
Ellis. Mrs. Sarah M. (Miss Herring),
XIV. 90, 91.
Ellis, Sylvester, death of, VI. 342.
Ellis, Welbore, II. 593.
Ellison, Andrew V. 504; remarks of, V.
513.
Ellison, Linus, V. 362.
Ellison, Mrs. Linus (Harriet Comings),
V. 361; XIV. 127.
Ells, Frank A., publisher, VI. 75.
Ellsworth, — , captured by Michigan
troops in the Toledo invasion, XII.
411, 413.
Ellsworth, Miss — , dictated first mes-
sage sent over telegraph wire, IV. 361.
Ellsworth, Charles C., III. 124; VIII. 96;
congressman opposes pension bill for
Mexican war soldiers, VI. 23.
Ellsworth, Edward, death of, XIV. 137.
Ellsworth, Col. Ephraim Elmer, killed at
Alexandria, VIII. 96.
Ellsworth, George C., VIII. 96.
Ellsworth, Henry W., attorney, V. 382;
XI 273
Ellsworth, Ira H., II. 222.
Ellsworth, Oliver, graduate of Princeton
college, XIV. 356; U. S- chief justice,
VIII. 96.
Ellsworth, John, soldier of the rebellion,
VI. 179.
Ellsworth, Dr. W. H., VIII. 96.
Ellsworth, Dr. William C., VIII. 96.
Ellwood, Rev. — , VI. 140.
Elm, indigenous to Michigan, I. 509; slip-
pery elm, XIV. 527.
Elm meadow, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Elmer, — , pioneer of Ypsilanti, IV. 404.
Elmer, Franklin, biog., XIII. 167; first
clerk of Leslie township, IX. 50.
Elmer, Mrs. Rachel (Miss Davies), XIII.
167; biog., IX. 48, 50.
Elmore, James H. (E.), biog., VII. 216;
designed country residence, VII. 206;
superintendent Crystal Falls Iron Com-
pany, VII. '203. 205.
Elmore, John, II. 457.
Elmwood cemetery, location, XIII. 493.
Elsie, James, V. 71, 72; land entry, V.
405.
Elvin, — , British soldier, 84th regiment,
XI. 416.
Elwell, Darius, II. 444.
Elwell. Samuel, II. 444.
Elwood, Rev. I. N., VII. 176; IX. 36, 201.
Elwood. S. Dow, XII. 366, 3,67; gift of,
XII. 330; member of the State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 323; president
Young Men's Society of Detroit, XII.
368.
Ely, Rev. — , pioneer, VI. 377.
Ely, Alexander L., early settler of Alle-
gan, I. 97; III. 270, 281; first postmas-
ter, and supervisor of Allegan, III. 283-
286; land entry, IV. 173, 174; published
first paper in Allegan county, III. 273,
280; VI. 67.
Ely, David, I. 335, 338; III. 281.
Ely, David DeForest, IV. 404.
Ely, E. D., III. 280.
Ely, E. L., land entry, III. 406.
Ely, E. N., III. 405.
Ely. Judge Elisha, founder of Allegan,
III. 282, 285; IV. 175; VI. 169; mem-
ber of the legislature. III. 272, 279,
280, 286; member of State Historical
Society, XII. 320; purchases land in
Allegan, IV. 173, 174; regent of the
university, 1852, V. 29.
192
INDEX.
Ely, Elvira (Mrs. Olney), VI. 432.
Ely, George, III. 280.
Ely, George H., VIII. 155, 158.
Ely, Heman B., III. 255, 280; VI. 432;
built first railroad to mines on Lake
Superior, VII. 168: XI. 172-174; cir-
cuit court commissioner, VII. 174, 177,
180; death of. VIII. 157-159; inter-
ested in construction of the first Sault
Ste. Marie ship canal, VIII. 154; mem-
ber of legislature and author of gen-
eral railroad act, VIII. 155, 156.
Ely, Mrs. Horace, VI. 43-2.
Ely, Dr. John F., III. 280, 281; continues
work of his brother H. B., XI. 174;
publisher, III. 273.
Ely, John F., Jr., III. 283.
Ely, Jonathan (T.), I. 335. 338; IV. 404.
Ely, L., land entry, III. 406.
Ely, M., land entry, III. 406.
Ely, Gen. Ralph, I. 7-9; auditor general,
II. 3; VI. 281; biog., VI. 281; commis-
sioned colon,el and brigadier general by
President Lincoln, VI. 281; first set-
tler in Arcadia township and first
treasurer of Gratiot county, II. 265,
266; furnished provision to hungry res-
idents, II. 268, 269; "History of Gratiot
County," II. 264; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 90: VI. 11; VII. 10;
state senator, VI. 281; vice-president
State Pioneer Society, I. 56; II. vii.,
68; III. xi., 3, 100, 108; IV. ix., 5; V.
1, 12.
Ely, Samuel P., VII. vi.; VIII. 155; con-
tinues work of his brother H. B., VIII.
157-159; "Historical address," VII. 165;
mayor of Marquette, VII. 175.
Ely. William A., VI. 480.
Ely's mills, II. 265.
Eman, Mrs. (Nancy Parsons), early
teacher of Webster township, XIII. 563.
Embury, David, VI. 272.
Embury, Miss Emma C., of Miss., elected
honorary member of the State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 321.
"Emeline," boat, IX. 283.
Emerick, Jacob, I. 329.
Emerick, William, death of, XI. 135.
Emerson, Charles A., cashier of Macomb
county bank, V. 474, 479-482.
Emerson, Curtis, Sr., VII. 290.
Emerson, Curtis, Jr., I. 24, 432; IV. 190,
377; VII. 278, 290; biog., III. 607; IV.
384; VII. 279; member State Pioneer
Society, I. 84; VII. 9; remarks of, X.
63.
Emerson, D., III. 280.
Emerson, J. D., publisher, VI. 92.
Emerson, Dr. Justin E., VII. 607, 614;
asylum physician, XIII. 305.
Emerson, Mrs. Nancy, death of, XI. 105.
Emerson, Philip H., attorney, chief jus-
tice of Utah, II. 216.
Emerson, R. H. & Co., II. 339.
Emerson. Ralph Waldo, era of his writ-
ings, XIV. 310; his letter of introduc-
tion for Mrs. Lucinda Stone to Miss
Proctor, XIV. 336; quotation of, XIV.
335.
Emerson. Thomas, I. 24; III. 607; IV.
190; banker in Windsor, Vt, bond of
Thomas Palmer, letter regarding, IX.
210, 211.
Emerson, William, hatter, I. 436.
Emerson, Mrs. William (Miss Submit
Drake), I. 436.
Emerson's mill, VII. 291.
Emmert, John, death of, VI. 383.
Emery, — , II. 74.
Emery, Abbe — , superior general of the
Sulpitians. I. 482.
Emery, David, trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 163.
Emery, Leodis, death of, XI. 38.
Emery, Dr. J. C., II. 451, 452.
Emery, Mrs. J. C., named town of Novi,
II. 451, 456.
Emery, John, XIII. 385.
Emery, Mrs. John (Mary Yerkes), XIII.
385.
Emery, Dr. John W., biog., VIII. 101, 102.
Emery, Lewis, I. 169, 170.
Emery, Wesley, death of, VIII. 98.
Emery, ordnance supplies, XII. 135.
Emily, Mrs. Robert, death of, VIII. 101.
Emmet (Tonedagana), county, I. 94, 322 r
memorial report, VII. 387; organized,,
county seat located, name changed, I.
162; "Storm on Little Traverse bay.""
VII. 384; treasurer and clerk of in
1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Emmet township (Calhoun county), or-
ganized, II. . 195, 227 ; see also Casey
township.
Emmons, Elmer, and wife, V. 148.
Emmons, Miss Fanny, student of female
seminary at Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
Emmons, "Grandma," III. 508.
Emmons, Judge Halmer H., II. 109; VI.
411; X. 200; XIII. 285, 288; farm of,
XIII. 309, 314; member committee on
resolutions on death of Judge Good-
rich, IX. 186; president Young Men's
Society, XII. 365; tribute to Judge
Wing, I. 281, 282.
Emmons, Miss Hester (Mrs. Sheldon),
student of female seminary at Detroit,.
1841, V. 545.
Emmons, J. P. C., attorney, VII. 175.
Emmons house. III. 507, 508.
Emory, Elizabeth, death of, XIV. 53.
Emory, Jane W., death of, XIV. 53.
Empy, Ensign — , XV. 272.
Emuly, Mrs. John, death of, VI. 341.
Encke — , astronomer of Berlin, V. 32,
33.
Enclosures, legislative acts concerning,
VIII. 594.
INDEX.
193
Endicott & Co., lithographers, VII. 303.
Endres, E., V. 476.
Enery, George, death of, XIV. 134.
Enfant, Joseph L., on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 610.
Engelberg, Mrs. Leonard, V. 485.
Engelbert, Henry, architect, XIII. 470.
Engineering, estimate of works in
America in 1773, X. 250.
Engines (locomotive), displaced horses
on cars in 1831, IX. 272; prize for one
that would run 10 miles an hour and
pull three times its own weight, IX.
272; fire engines and fuses among
early ordnance supplies, XI. 427; XII.
127.
Engle, Col. — , VI. 421.
Engle, Rev. D., X. 53.
Engle, Miss Georgie, V. 512.
Engle, Lieut. Jonathan, soldier of the
Black Hawk war III. 609; V. 504; re-
marks of, V. 506, 512, 519.
Englemann, M., bank director, VI. 324.
Engles, John, death of, VIII. 97; XIII.
114.
Engles, Rebecca, death of, XI. 132.
Engles, Mrs. Thomas, death of, XI. 132.
England, Lieut. — , 47th British regiment,
present at Indian council, X. 462 ; XIII.
93
England, Lieut. Col. R. J. (J. W.), XII.
50, 52, 55, 64, 87, 105, 107, 111, 140, 141,
159, 164, 165, 181, 198, 202, 261; XV. 7;
addressed by Indian nation XII. 43;
letters from Capt. Charlton, XII. 38,
Capt. Doyle, XII. 42, 48, Thomas Rey-
nolds, XII. 56, Gov. Simcoe, XII. 148,
Maj. Strelle, XV. 4, Brig. Gen. Wilkin-
son, XII. 210; to Capt. Green, XII. 183,
202, 208, 213, LeMaitre (LeMaistre),
XII. 39. 148. Maj. Littlehales, XII. 59,
179, Col. McKee, XII. 53, 60-66, 69-71,73-
77, 80, 92-94, 153, 154, 186, 188, Thomas
Reynolds, XII. 161, 198, Lieut. Selby,
XII. 167, Gov. Simcoe, XII. 44, 144,
172, Brig. Gen. Wilkinson, XII. 220,
unaddressed, XII. 45, 54, 71, 90, 91;
XV. 5, 6; memorial from Jacques Pel-
tier relative to interpreter's pay, XII.
182; orders estimate of repairs of fort,
XII. 205; report of officers command-
ing at Detroit and Michilimackinac,
XII. 60.
England, peace with and American inde-
pendence acknowledged, VII. 153;
proud boast as "Mistress of the Seas"
spoiled by Gen. Cass. VII. 147; re-
ceives transfer of Michigan territory
from France, XIV. 643; relations with
U. S. preliminary to the war of 1812,
original documents relating thereto,
XV. 1-687; treaties with, III. 12, 15, 32;
treaty with France of northwest terri-
tory. XIV. 258.
English, Alexander, IV. 19.
25
English, Edson, biog., VI. 302, 306; VII.
488.
English, Mrs. Edson, VI. 302.
English, J. W., and wife, IV. 263,
English Bros., III. 488.
English, allied with the Iroquois, XIV.
664; called red people by Indians, XV.
89; colonies, VII. 522; first settlements
of in America, XIV. 431; first explora-
tions in America, XIV. 651; Indians
conspiracy against, VIII. 266; succeed
to French title in northwest territory,
XIV. 258; universities, description of,
V. 29; see also England.
English and French war, see wars.
Ennis, E., IV. 271.
Ennis, Mrs. Eliza, death of, IX. 76; XI.
132.
Ennis, William, IV. 271.
Enos, Jehiel, death of, VII. 345.
Enos, John, V. 372.
Enos, John T., I. 133.
Enos, Jonathan, II. 224, 225. 246, 247.
Enos, Mrs. Newman, death of, XIII. 132.
Ense, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Ensign, Rev. A. W., X. 41.
Ensign, C. A., III. 302.
Ensign, E. J., IV. 443.
Ensign, Lewis H., member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 328.
Ensign, Mary (Mrs. Geo. Pearsall), XIII.
257.
Ensign, Samuel, death of, IX. 76.
Ensign, Seymour, early settler of Sagi-
naw valley, VII. 255; XIII. 352.
Ensign, Mrs. Seymour, VII. 255.
Ensign & Evarts, XI. 138.
Ensminger, Martin V., death of, XIII. 131.
Ensworth, D. A. A., VII. 527; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 336.
Entaya, — , signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
"Enterprise," boat, I. 386; IV. 90; IX.
161. 282.
Entremaique, Corronelle, on tax roll of
1802, VIII. 530.
Entrican, Jane (Mrs. Geo. Yerkes), XIII.
385.
Entry of land, see Land entry.
Eoff, Horace, XII. 404.
Epaulets, for garrison, Michilimackinac,
XV. 655.
Episcopal church, Ann Arbor, IX. 141-
155, Bay City, VII. 308-313, Detroit, III.
213-219; X. 95, Marshall. IV. 217, Troy,
III. 216; college opened 1850, later
abandoned, III. 219.
Epler, Judge Cyrus, IV. 263.
Epley, Ann, original member of first
church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
Epley, Conrad, XIII. 564.
Eppler, Samuel K., death of, VII. 552.
Equatorial Sextant, Burt's compass pat-
ented, V. 123.
194
INDEX.
Equshawa, Ottawa chief, present at a
council at Detroit, 1778, IX. 442; XII.
105-108.
Erasmus, — , IV. 200; VI. 31.
Erel river, X. 247 ; XIII. 49.
Ericson, Leif, navigator, XIV. 651.
Ericsson, Capt. — , builder and inventor
of the Monitor, III. 186; VII. 185.
"Erie," boat, II. 388; IV. 80, 349; VII.
154; XIV. 543; XV. 377.
Erie & Kalamazoo Ry., I. 231; II. 317,
364; description of first car, V. 129.
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad bank char-
tered, III. 340; V. 210.
Erie canal opened, 1825, V. 22; first boat
on, III. 554.
Erkenbrack, Rev. John, II. 163, 167; X.
53.
Erndon, O. A., II. 265.
Ernest, Col. Matthew, collector at De-
troit, 1799, I. 469; on election roll of
1799, VIII. 510, 511; Q. M. G. of In-
dian territory militia, 1803, VIII. 543.
Errett, Rev. Isaac, III. 481; VI. 305; IX.
44.
Erskine, David Montague, British envoy
at Washington, 1809, XII. 656; XV. 53.
Erskine, Henry, II. 582.
Erskine, Orin, VI. 196.
Erwin, Col. — , at Green Bay, XII. 424.
Erwin, James S., VI. 173.
Erwin, John G., VII. 613.
Escanaba, Chippewa Indian, VIII. 159.
Escanaba (Esconawba), county seat, I.
155; Indian name and translation of,
XII. 376; "Tribune," VI. 74.
Escott, Henry, death of, XI. 83.
Eskebee (Eshkeebee), Pottawattomie
chief, IX. 443; present at a council
with Gov. Hamilton, 1778, IX. 443;
signs deed of gift to James Abbott,
XII. 625.
Eslow, Isaac, soldier of the Black Hawk
war, VI. 220; pn muster roll, VII. 349.
"Esperance," boat of 1778, XI. 641; car-
go, XII. 5.
Esquille, May, taxable property in 1802,
VIII. 534.
Esselstyn, Elton, VIII. 7; IX. 9.
Esselstyn, Justus, VII. 417; XIII. 27, 196,
197.
Essex, R. P., III. 329.
Essex, John, III. 329.
"Essex," U. S. boat, 1812, XV. 207; cap-
tured transport Samuel & Sarah, XV.
254, 335, 385. 386.
"Essex," lake boat built at Bay City, 111.
325.
Essick, James, death of, XI. 27.
Essington, J. M., VII. 220.
Estabrook, A., III. 294.
Estabrook, B. P., III. 294.
Estabrook, E., XIV. 176.
Estabrook, Mrs. Helen Norris (Mrs. j.
S.), member State Historical Society,
IV. 169; V. 15; sketch of, XI. 16, 17,
128.
Estabrook, John S., VII. 293 294; XI. 17,
128; XIII. 270; XIV. 176: member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Estabrook, Prof. Joseph, II. 518; VI. 452;
XI. 81; principal of Normal school,
Ypsilanti, IX. 94; takes part in discus-
sions at State Teachers' Association,
1860, IX. 96.
Estang, Charles Hector, Count d', naval
officer, IX. 538; X. 348, 361; at Savan-
nah, IX. 582; takes Jamaica, X. 381,
391, 396.
Estes, Salmon L., biog., VIII. 21, 23.
Estes, William B., death of. XI. 130.
Estimainvilles, Mons. — d', XII. 197, 198.
Ethelbert, King of England, XII. 489.
Etheridge, B. T. & T. C., VII. 356.
Etheridge, Emerson, IV. 126.
Etheridge, Jud, journalist, VI. 235.
Etheridge, Theodore C., VII. 350, 356.
Etheridge, Mrs. Burt T., death of, VII.
356.
Etherington, Capt. (Maj.) George, VIII.
viii., commanding at Fort Mackinaw at
time of capture and massacre, VI. 356;
XIV. 665; declined to accept warning,
XIII. 399-501; his letter from Stephen
Kemble, X. 249, to Mr. Langlade, VIII.
367, 368.
Etinnse, Sarah, on Detroit's census roll,
1779, X. 316.
Etreneusieu, L., his death entry in old
register, V. 103.
Eugenio, Don, commander of Spanish
troops, XIII. 502.
Euler, Jacob, death of, XIII. 232.
Euler, Peter, death of, VII. 567, 568.
Euler, Theodore M., VIII. 77.
Euphemia, name of Judge A. B. Wood-
ward's Monroe home, VI. 362.
Eureka Iron Company organized, XIII.
320; buys land, XIII. 316, 320.
Eustace. Capt. — , on the Grand river
(Canada), XV. 666, 667.
Eustis, William, graduate of Harvard
college, secretary of war, VIII. ix.;
XIV. 356; address to Indians, 1811,
VIII. 601; letter from Gen. Hull, XV.
92-94.
Evangelical church, Jackson, II. 341.
Evans, — , early settler of Grand Rapids,
IV. 293.
Evans, — , pioneer of Branch county, VI.
243.
Evans, — , soldier of 1812, assisted Mrs.
Winters on perilous journey, VIII. 185-
187.
Evans, Lieut. Col. (Maj.) — , XV. 135,
232, 338, 339, 342; his command, XV.
353; killed XV. 407; letters from Col.
Proctor, XV. 172, 226.
Evans, Abi, see Evans, Mrs. Musgrove.
Evans, Aaron, II. 296.
INDEX.
195
Evans, Charles. III. 504, 517; VII. 464;
XI. 28.
Evans, Rev. D. H., I. 240; VI. 393, 396.
Evans, Edward P., instructor in univer-
sity of Michigan V. 35.
Evans, Eli H., III. 403; land entry, III.
402, 404.
Evans, Eliz. McKee. IV. 194.
Evnns. George III. 555; first white child
born in Lenawee county, I. 222.
Evans, Hannah, III. 555.
Evans, Henrietta M., IV. 194.
Evans, Rev. James, early missionary at
Sarnia, XII. 456; XIII. 339, 340.
Evans. John, II. 244.
Evans. John A. D., IV. 194.
Evans, John D., soldier of the rebellion,
IV. 252.
Evans, Mary L., death of. XIV. 184.
Evans, Moneka (Mrs. Thomas Girty),
VII. 126.
Evans, Musgrove, surveyor, original set-
tler of Tecumseh II. 365-368, 375, 382-
389, 397, 408; III. 557; IV. 299; VII.
525, 528, 529, 547; VIII. 3; IX. 165; X.
55; XI. 97; XII. 408; XIII. 591; XIV.
269, 530; built first log house in Lena-
wee county, I. 222; first postmaster of
county, I. 222-228; first probate judge
of Lenawee county, VIII. 166; letters
to eastern friends, 1824, II. 410, 414,
424; memoir, III. 554; moves to Texas,
III. 555; postmaster of Monroe, XII.
407; subscription to first court house,
II. 427; suggested name for Tecumseh,
II. 378; superintendent of Chicago Ry.,
II. 430.
Evans, Mrs. Musgrove (Abi Brown), I.
222, 223; II. 366, 397, 408, 409; III. 555;
IV. 299; XII. 407; letter to eastern
friends, 1824, II. 411.
Evans, Pamelia, II. 389.
Evans, Lieut. S. B., I. 250, 251.
Evans, Samuel. II. 384; III. 555; killed in
the Alamo, II. 388, 432.
Evans, Solomon, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, VI. 179.
Evans, Vincent, III. 555; killed in Texas,
II. 388.
^vans, William, III. 555.
& Brown, II. 380, 381.
creek, Indian trail on, II. 375.
Evans river, name given to the Ohio, VI.
350.
Evart "Review," VI. 92.
Evarts, James, death of, V. 487.
Evarts, L. H. & Co., publishers, XIV.
421.
^varts, Mrs. Miles, death of, IX. 60.
Evarts, Rev, Reuben, XIII. 421.
Evarts, William M., U. S. secretary of
state, III. vii.; letter to T. W. Ferry
and list of Michigan governors, III.
121.
Evarts & Ensign, XI. 138.
Eveland, Andrew, I. 266.
Everest, Edward R., agent of Rochester
colony, V. 329; letter from Wm. G.
Russell, V. 330 331.
Everett, Allan, death of, VIH. 57.
Everett, Edward, Governor of Massa-
chusetts, I. 39, 42; XII. 318; XIV. 373;
elected honorary member of State His-
torical Society, 1829, XII. 316; gift to
Hillsdale college, VI. 145.
Everett, Prof. Franklin, XI. 136, 197;
XIII. 220; memoirs of the Grand River
valley referred to, III. 473.
Everett, Mrs. J., death of, XIV. 186.
Everett, J. G., vice-president of State
Teachers' Association, 1860, IX. 96.
Fverett, Mahlon, I. 209.
Everett.. Martin, death of, VI. 341.
Everett. Mehitable, see Everitt Mrs.
Philo M.
Everett, Philo M., IX. 59; XI. vi.; XIII.
22, 39; extracts from letters, VIII. 148;
first probate judge of Marquette coun-
ty, VII: 174; in charge of expedition to
explore mineral regions on Lake Su-
perior, 1845, VIII. 147; member State
Historical Society, XII. 331; owner of
Jackson mine, VII. 167; "Recollections
of the early explorations and discov-
ery of iron ore on Lake Superior," XI.
161.
Everitt, Mrs. Philo M. (Mehitable E.),
death mentioned, IX. 59; elected a
member of State Historical Society,
XII 333
Everett, R. M., his gift, XII. 344.
Everett, Mrs. Thirza C. (Mrs. Franklin
E.), biog., XIII. 219, 220.
Everett, William, V. 526.
Every, — , death of, VI. 283.
Every, George, IV. 279.
Every, Jacob, land entry, IV. 278.
Every, John, IV. 279.
Every, Joseph, IV. 279.
Every, Reuben, IV. 279.
Every, Uriah, IV. 279, 280 ; death of, XIV.
189.
Evon, Mrs. John, VIII. 73.
Evon, Joseph, XII. 566.
Ewell, Hall,' II. 445.
Ewell, Holbrook. II. 445, 446.
Ewell, Jane, II. 445.
Ewell, John, I. 179.
Ewell, Nancy, II. 445.
Ewell, S. H., early teacher of vocal
music, II. 437; V. 449, 450.
Ewers, Mrs. Abigail, death of, IX 83.
Ewers, Alva, II. 572.
Ewing, — , IV. 365.
Ewing, — , and wife, VI. 427.
Ewing, Col. — , found Frances Slocum,
an Indian captive 60 years, VII. 619.
Ewing, A. O., planted peach orchard and
vineyard in Ottawa county, IX. 268.
Ewing, Dr. Alexander, surgeon of the
196
INDEX.
13th M. V. I., III. 166; IV. 143, 145, 162,
168; IV. 319.
Ewing, J. W., III. 415.
Ewing, Samuel, IV. 319.
Ewing, Sarah M., IV. 197.
Ewing, Gen. Thomas, Sr., U. S. senator
from Ohio, VII. 71; his nickname, X.
21; contribution toward library, VII.
333.
Ewing, Thomas. Jr., XIV. 370.
Ewing, William A., visits his father on
battlefield, IV. 143, 145.
Swings, Miss — , death of, IX. 76.
Ewings, E. R., VII. 233. 392, 393.
Ewings, Mrs. E. R., VII. 233.
Exchange bank, capital of, V. 215.
Exchange hotel. XIV. 328.
Executions, acts concerning, VIII. 594.
Exelby, — , II. 394.
Expedition against the Illinois, plan of.
X. 569; of Gen. McArthur, list of vol-
unteers, VIII. 654.
Fable of Gladwin and Pontiac, X. 104.
Facer, Louis, early settler of Port Huron,
XIII. 336.
Fader, Nathaniel, V. 375.
Faenger, J., VI. 336.
Fagan, Terrence, land entry, III. 563.
"Fair American," schooner, I. 470.
Fairbanks, Daniel, death of, XIII. 212.
Fairbanks, Maj. John D., IV. 414, 440,
443; member of the Brady Guards,
XIII. 525, 529.
Fairbanks, John W., member State His-
torical Society, XII. 331.
Fairbanks, Joseph, III. 567; entered land
1819, III. 569; VII. 559.
Fairbanks, Joseph P., attorney, VI. 329;
interested in construction of the first
Sault Ste. Marie ship canal, VIII. 154.
Fairbanks, Judd, death of, XIII. 228.
Fairbanks, Mrs. Oliver, V. 396.
Fairbault, G. R., (B.)( his gift, XII. 342;
visited Paris and copied from original
papers of history, VIII. 397, 398.
Fairchild, E. W., land entry, III. 564.
Fairchild, Ezra N., I. 257.
Fairchild, Mrs. Ezra N., I. 257.
Fairchild, Fred E., XIV. 22; member
State Pioneer Society, XIV. 196.
Fairchild, G. W., III. 281.
Fairchild, Prof. George T., instructor in
Michigan Agricultural college, VII. 407.
Fairchild, Dr. James Harris, president of
Oberlin college, V. 132.
Fairchild, Rev. John, I. 271.
Fairchild, Joseph K., publisher, VI. 90,
92.
Fairchild, R., III. 281.
Fairchild, Stephen, county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 520.
Fairchilds, B. F., III. 360.
Fairchilds, Sueton, death of, VIII. 29.
Fairfield, E. W., attorney, VII. 527.
Fairfield, Edmund B., D. D., LL. D., VI,
265; canvassed for funds for Hillsdale
college, VI. 157, 159; chancellor of
Nebraska university, VI. 160; dedi-
cated Freewill Baptist church of
Cook's Prairie, X. 40, 41; lieutenant
governor, IX. 93; president of Hills-
dale college, lectured at Agricultural
college, VI. 131, 147-152; XIV. 331;
trustee of college, VI. 154, 162.
Fairfield, Edmund B., Jr., "The Schools
of Ottawa County," IX. 321.
Fairfield, Rev. M. W., president of Olivet
college, III. 411; VII. 410; IX. 93;
"Sketch of Congregational Church of
Romeo," II. 435-437.
Fairfield, Miss S. J., principal of female
department in Hillsdale college, VI.
147.
Fairfield, Dr. W. J., II. 215; III. 355.
Fairfield Medical college, V. 355.
Fairfield township (Lenawee county),
organized, II. 360, 365 ; first land entry,
II. 374.
Fairman, Jerard, II. 582.
"Fairport," boat, XIV. 543.
"Faith," boat, IX. 585; lost in storm, XI.
402.
Fake, Dr. — , death of wife and children,
V. 263. -
Falconer, Alexander, IV. 181.
Fales, Daniel W., VII. 607.
Fales, N. H., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Fales, Timothy, II. 572.
Faling, Henry, I. 130; sketch of, IV. 222;
VI. 252.
Falkenburg, John J., attorney, VI. 411.
Falkner, Col. — , landlord, V. 246.
Fall, Prof. Delos, principal of high
school, III. 451.
Fall, Jacob, death of, VIII. 114.
Falley, J. W., IV. 249.
Falls, John, death of, VIII. 46.
Falmouth, Viscount — , II. 593.
Fancher, I., state senator, VI. 193.
Fancher, Jefferson, I. 512.
Fanchett, — , X. 414.
Fanckboner, William, V. 434.
Fanning. Col. — . soldier of the Mexican
war, II. 433, 574.
Fanning mill, first used in Michigan,
XIV. 441.
"Fanny Shriver," boat on Kalamazoo
river, III. 307.
Fansler, J., III. 281.
Fargo, D. P., III. 480.
Fargo, Gibson S., sheriff, XIV. 141.
Fargo, Hiram B., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 86.
Fargo. Mrs. I. C., V. 321.
Fargo, Louisa (Mrs. Cyrus Lovell), XIV.
308.
Fargo, Mrs. Sarah A., death of, XIV. 98.
INDEX.
197
Fargo, Stephen, II. 413, 512.
Fargo, Dr. T., lumber dealer, III. 487.
Farland, James W., signs petition for
county revenues, XII. 586.
Farland Lizzie M., death of, XIV. 52.
Farlane, — , XV. 197.
Farles, Timothy, entered land in 1824,
II. 449.
Farley, Gyrene, death of, XIV. 134.
Farley, David, biog., XIV. 67, 72.
Farley, Mrs. David (Miss Rosina Black-
mar), XIV. 73.
Farley, Deacon, death of, IX. 57.
Farley, George, named for legislative
council of upper Canada, XII. 24.
Farley, H. H. & Co., V. 474.
Farley, Jake, X. 123.
Farley, Capt. John, U. S. A., killed Lieut.
Fisher in a duel, III. 222; IV. 473;
long journey on ice, I. 383.
Farley, William, first clerk of Albion
township, II. 203; treasurer of Albion
college, II. 205.
Farlin, Harriet M., V. 446.
Farmar, Maj. — , X. 218.
Farmer, John, surveyor, I. 380; II. 572;
III. 319; V. 397; his map of Michigan
and Wisconsin, 1831, presented State
Historical Society, XII. 341; published
map of Michigan in 1835, V. 248;
school inspector, IV. 464; teacher of
classics in Detroit, 1821, I. 450; treas-
urer of school board, I. 455.
Farmer, Roxanna, III. 229.
Farmer, Silas, historian, III. 228; IX. 9;
X. 90, 97; XIII. 426; gift of, IX. 10;
member State Pioneer Society, VI.
166; VII. 8; principal of ladies' semi-
nary at Detroit, XIII. 326, 327; remarks
on . the "Antiquity of Detroit," XIV.
600; tribute to Charles Ho well, XIV.
161.
Farmers, first American ones of Mich-
igan, XII. 336.
Farmers' bank of Prairie Ronde, III. 526.
Farmers and Mechanics' bank estab-
lished 1829, VI. 322; XIV. 415.
Farmer's creek, source of, III. 571.
Farmers' Fire Insurance Company (Cal-
houn county), II. 199.
Farming, Joseph, death of, VIII. 100.
Farmington township (Oakland county),
organized, III. 562; IV. 420; first set-
tlers, IV. 419, 420; first white woman
in, IX. 61; lines, location and settle-
ment of, VII. 560.
Farms, early location of, XIII. 318 orig-
inal title to, I. 351; price of rental, I.
413; values of, and farming imple-
ments in Michigan compared with
other states in 1889, XIV. 412.
Farnam, H. T., publisher, VI. 77.
Farnam, Mrs. Mary E., death of, IX. 38.
Farnham, Mrs. Emeline, death of, XIII.
239.
Farnham, Rev. John, priest, XIII. 440.
Farnham, Russel, III. 53, 54.
Farnsworth, Rev. B.- L., XIII. 419.
Farnsworth, B. S., landlord, I. 496.
Farnsworth, Elon, I. 27, 33; II. 14, 109,
457, 572; III. 103, 131; V. 375 472,
473, 476, 479, 480, 482, 483 537, 545;
VI. 28, 111; VII. 113, 476, 529; XIII. 2,
285, 492; attorney general, 1843, III.
117; XIV. 412; candidate for governor.
II. 223, 314; chancellor in 1836 and
1846, III. 117; member board of trus-
tees of deaf, dumb and blind insti-
tute, 1848, III. 443; member State His-
torical Society, 1829, XII. 316; regent
of the university, 1852, V. 29; student
of Chester Academy, III. 135; trustee
of first asylum, XIII. 295.
Farnsworth, Mrs. Elon, II. 457.
Farnsworth, Lieut. Fred E., IV. 443.
Farnsworth, George, I. 266.
Farnsworth, J. B., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 327.
Farnsworth, Dr. James H., XIII. 544.
Farnsworth, Jane, XIV. 317.
Farnsworth, John, XIV. 317.
Farnsworth, Joseph, II. 220; III. 348; V.
247, 265, 266.
Farnsworth, Rev. R. L., II. 161; X. 53.
Farnsworth, William, I. 265; III. 362.
Farnsworth & Bates, attorneys, IX. 88.
Farnum, Benjamin T., death of, IX. 39.
Farnum, Mathias, death of, VII. 346.
Farnum, Stephen, biog., XIV. 88, 93.
Farnum, Rev. W. L., IV. 387.
Farr, Dutcher & Co., I. 290.
Farr, James, Jr., I. 289.
Farr, Joseph G., XIV. 424.
Farr, Marvin, I. 269.
Farragut, Lieut, (later admiral) David
Glasgow, VII. 497, 503, 505.
Farran, J. W., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Farrand, B. C.( VII. 603; XI. 258.
Farrand, Mrs. B. C., see Farrand, Mrs.
Helen W.
Farrand, Bethuel, I. 198; VI. vii; VTI.
602 ; first probate judge of Washtenaw
county, I. 335; furnished facts of early
settlement of Ann Arbor, VI. 443-446;
member of commission to locate coun-
ty seat of Jackson county, II. 280, 572 ;
VI. 446; with Rufus Wells installed
first water works of Detroit, IV. 467.
Farrand, Mrs. Bethuel (Deborah), VII.
602.
Farrand, Dr. David O., IV. 447; biograph-
ical sketch, VI. 519; VII. 597, 602;
children and brothers, VII. 603;
funeral and description of floral trib-
utes, VII. 605, 606; graduate of univer-
sity of Michigan and New York Col-
lege of Medicine, VII. 597; resolutions
of medical faculty of University of
Michigan on death of, VII. 610.
198
INDEX.
Farrand, Mrs. David O., VII. 602, 603.
Farrand, Deborah, see Farrand, Mrs.
Bethuel.
Farrand, Elizabeth T., VII. 603.
Farrand, Fairchild, clerk of Jackson
county, 1840, II. 307, 313, 314, 316, 334.
Farrand, Mrs. H. A. (Miss Shank), XIV.
104.
Farrand Mrs. Helen W. (Mrs. B. C.), I.
33; IV. 347; V. vii.; XIV. 1, 20, 49;
"Early days in Desmond and vicinity,"
XIII. 334; "Early history of St. Glair
county," V. 493; member State Pioneer
Society, VIII. 12; VI. 166; memorial
reports of St. Clair county, XIII. 276;
XIV. 182; read sketch of Col. Trues-
dell, XIV. 8; reminiscences of Mrs.
George Palmer, VII. 564; vice-presi-
dent of State Pioneer Society, I. 28;
XI. viii.; XIII. 26; XIV. viii., 18.
Farrand, Henry K., VI. 421.
Farrand, Mrs. Henry K., death of, VIII.
97.
Farrand, Ira T., assisted state geologist
sink salt well, IV. 16.
Farrand, J. B., VII. 603.
Farrand, Jacob S., I. 418, 424, 427-429;
III. 413; IV. 467; VII. 602, 603; XII.
366, 373, 458; deputy collector of cus-
toms, XIV. 410, 416; member of State
Historical Society, XII. 324.
Farrand, Johnson & Higby, II. 335.
Farrand, Lucius, VI. 445.
Farrand, McLeod B. C., attorney, VI. 411.
Farrand, May, VII. 603.
Farrand, Phineas, attorney, II. 305, 307,
308, 311, 312, 334; XI. 62.
Farrand, Royal T., VII. 603.
Farrand, Williams & Co. IV. 464.
Farrar, Asa, VII. 233; XIII. 183.
Farrar, Charles, II. 437, 444, 445.
Farrar, John, I. 340; II. 572; IV. 469; X.
87; XIV. 416; as lieutenant acted as
escort to Gen. Williams, XII. 433.
Farrar, Merrill, II. 445.
Farrar, Parsons, VII. 233.
Farrell, James, IV. 198.
Farrell, James W., I. 429.
Farrell & Abbott, on tax roll levied for
repairing fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII.
466.
Farrer, — , student of Kalamazoo col-
lege, XIV. 341.
Farrer, Miss Elizabeth, death of, XIV. 68.
Farrington, B. F., IV. 451.
Farrington, Joseph, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Monroe,
VI. 376, 377.
Farrington, Persis, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Monroe,
VI. 376.
Farsan, Capt. — , early settler on St.
Clair river, VIII. 405; XII. 336.
Farsonne (Farrsonne), Mme. — , list of
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 534, 535.
Farthings (copper), value of. X. 214.
Fartress, John, soldier of the war of
1812, V. 554.
Farwell, Maj. Joseph, highway tax, 1812,
IV. 409.
Farwell, Mason, builder, 1832, VII. 389.
Farwell, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Clark), VII.
368.
Fasebault, John, signs letter to Capt.
Roberts, XV. 246.
Fasquelle, Prof. Louis, XII. 323; in-
structor in University of Michigan, V.
35, 36; XIV. 350; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 320; signs notice
to reorganize State Historical Society,
XII. 322; translated the Pontiac man-
uscript, XII. 322.
Fassett, — , superintendent of schools of
Ottawa county, IX. 324.
Fassett, Rev. Noah S., III. 356; V. 312.
Fast, Orlando J., attorney, XI. 310.
Fauda, Mrs. Sarah, death of, VIII. 99.
Faulkner, James, landlord, V. 347.
Faulkner, William H., biog., XIII. 133,
158.
Faulkner, Mrs. William H. (Miss Mina
Coggswell), XIII. 158.
Faverau, J. B., III. 36.
Faxon, Benjamin, II. 205.
Faxon, Betsey (Mrs. Francis F.), V. 332.
Faxon, Miss Carrie, XIII. 15.
Faxon, Francis, V. 332.
Faxon W. H., V. 332.
Fay, A. C., II. 343.
Fay, Prof. B. M., principal of school for
Deaf and Dumb, III. 443, 445.
Fay, Barnabas, death of, IX. 47.
Fay,, Calphurnia D. (Mrs. Lord), XI. 23.
Fay. Rev. Charles, D. D., VII. 177.
Fay, Clinton B., I. 268.
Fay, Ezra D., vice-president State Pio-
neer Society, VII. 4; XI. 7.
Fay, Joseph S., VII. 168; member Iron
Mountain Ry. Co., VIII. 155.
Fay, Miss Louisa (Mrs. L. H. Trask),
XIV. 127.
Fay, Mary (Mrs. P. Chase), VII. 358.
Fay, Samuel, death of, VIII. 115.
Fay, William L., III. 326, 328; V. 228;
VII. 257; XI. 23; sketch of, III. 331,
332; VII. 344.
Fay & Ga+es, III. 322.
Fayan, — , signs petition against McDou-
gal's possession of Hog Island, X. 238.
Fayerweather, George, death of, XIV. 67.
Fearson, John, I. 345; remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 411.
Feather, Joshua, IV. 198.
Feathers for Indian presents, X. 579,
580, 632; XII. 41, 146, 175, 241, 257,
274, 284, 287; XV. 607, 614, 655; used
for beds, XIV. 606.
Fecharty, Capt. — , IV. 351.
Fecht, Eugene, I. 33.
INDEX.
]99
Fedewa, John H.. V. 334.
Fedewa, Morris, V. 334; VI. 265, 267.
Fee, Capt. Jerome H., publisher, VI. 85.
Feek, — , III. 280.
Fehner, Sophia, death of, XI. 84.
Felch, Gov. Alpheus, attorney, I. 326; II.
72, 73, 79, 80, 181, 307; III. 5, 103; V.
87; VI. Ill, 366, 369; VII. 476; VIII.
8, 9; XL 280; XIII. 516; XIV. 341, 569;
address at meeting of 1888, XIV. 13;
addressed State Pioneer Society, I.
76, 80; aide to Gen. Joseph W. Brown,
VI. 381; associate justice in 1842, III.
115; XIV. 412, 413; bank commis-
sioner, III. 341; V. 218, 479; chosen to
represent State Pioneer Society at the
semi-centennial celebration of Michi-
gan, IX. 218; circuit judge of Calhoun
county, II. 200; "Early banking in
Michigan," II. 111-124; gift of, III. 6;
governor in 1846, resigned to become
U. S.' senator, III. 120, 123; held court
in Tecumseh, VII. 526, 528, 532; his
reference to the value of the upper
peninsula at the time it was attached
to Michigan, XI. 158; member of the
legislature, II. 115; member State His-
torical Society, I. 86; publisher, VI.
89; recollections of the part taken in
U. S. senate for land grants for Sault
Ste. Marie canal, VII. 60; U. S. sena-
tor, III. 120; VI. 291; vote for con-
gress, II. 314.
Felch, Mrs. Alpheus (Lucretia Wil-
liams), VI. 376, 447.
Felch, Alson, trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 154, 162.
Felcher, Lemuel H., gift of, II. 6; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 84.
Felicita, Mother (Nun), XIII. 457.
"Felicity," boat, IX. 530, 582, 585, 601;
XI. 403, 433; XIII. 317.
Felker, John, death of, XI. 130.
Feller, William, first township meeting
of Columbia township held at store
of, IV. 280.
Fellows, — , early pioneer, I. 189.
Fellows, Abiel I. 207; XI. 210.
Fellows, Albert G., II. 582.
Fellows, Andrew, XI. 63.
Fellows, Ann, XI. 63.
Fellows, Charles F., Jr., publisher, III.
464 465
Fellows, Daniel, III. 517; biog., XI. 58, 63.
Fellows, Mrs. Daniel, XI. 63.
Fellows, Festus A., II. 582; death of, VII.
591.
Fellows, Hannah, IV. 284.
Fellows, Harlow, see Fellows, Col.
James Harlow.
Fellows, Col. James Harlow, II. 531; III.
521; IV. 397; death of, VII. 592; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 90; VII.
10; member Washtenaw County Pio-
neer Society, I. 326; settled in Sharon
in 1831. II. 544, 545.
Fellows, Joanna (Mrs. E. Wells), IV. 315.
Fellows, Capt.' John, IV. 81.
Fellows, John M., IV. 227.
Fellows, Leonard, II. 582.
Fellows, Margaret, death of, VIII. 57.
Fellows, R. L., settled in Sharon in 1831,
II. 524.
Fellows, Mrs. Samuel, death of, IX. 38.
Fellows, Mrs. Sophia, death of, XIII. 282.
Fellows, Thomas Jefferson, death of, XI.
73.
Fellows, Mrs. Worlender H. (Miss Harri-
son), XI. 211.
Fells, Richard, Sunday arrest case cited,
XII. 485, 486.
Felt, A. B., XII. 396.
Felt, Ann, original member first Presby-
terian church of Monroe, VI. 376.
Felt, George H., IV. 271.
Felt, Samuel, VI. 374; original member
first Presbyterian church of Monroe,
VI. 376-378.
Felt, Timothy E., VI. 377.
Feltcan, Augustin, salary of, X. 636.
Felton, "Old" — , landlord, I. 191.
Felton, Charles N.. II. 385.
Felton, Rev. Erastus, II. 158, 159, 163;
III. 239.
Felton, Miss Isabella (Mrs. Mahlon Dick-
erson), XIV. 475.
Fence, of pickets served as stockade, I.
358.
Fence river, VII. 209.
Fenchagrin, — , on tax roll levied to
repair fort at Detroit, VIII. 466.
Fenix, Pierre, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Fenn, Albert H., attorney, III. 286, 292.
Fenn, Mrs. Lois T., death of, XIII. 281.
Fennell, William H., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Fenner, William, death of, VII. 580.
Fenner, Wilson, death of, VII. 562.
Fenstemacher, Sol., II. 386.
Fenton, Miss Addie (Mrs. McCreery),
III. 468.
Fenton, Mrs. G., death of, XI. 96.
Fenton, Joseph S., III. 466.
Fenton, Mrs. Orange, death of, XIII. 276.
Fenton, Seth W., death of, IX. 57.
Fenton, Col. William M., attorney, III.
438, 449, 453; IV. 246, 375; X. 123, 204;
biog., III. 466, 468; argued for Bay
county before supreme court, I. 106,
108; lieutenant governor in 1847, X.
176; state senator, VIII. 125.
Fenton, Mrs. William M., III. 466.
Fenton "Gazette," "Independent," VI. 76.
Fenwick, Bishop Edward D., I. 495;
Bishop of the diocese of Cincinnati
and Michigan, IX. 129; death of, IX.
133; grants power of attorney to
Michael Cummins, IX. 130; requests a
200
INDEX.
bishop for Detroit, IX. 129, 130; visited
Rome, 1826, IX. 131.
Fenwick, Lieut. Col. John R., exchanged
as prisoner of war, XV. 206, 388.
Feodore, Mrs. George, death of, VIII. 21.
Ferber, Mary H., death of, XIV. 53.
Ferdon, John, V. 332.
Ferdon, Lorenzo, V. 332.
Ferguson, — , III. 574.
Ferguson, A. & Son, VII. 293.
Ferguson, Alexander, VII. 278 ; biog., VII.
291; deputy collector of customs and
county treasurer, VII. 292.
Ferguson, Mrs. Andrew, III. 545.
Ferguson, Anna, IV. 284.
Ferguson, Chauncey S., V. 328.
Ferguson, Cynthia, death of, XIV. 134.
Ferguson Daniel, II. 584; III. 567; V.
328."
Ferguson, David, XIV. 473.
Ferguson, Mrs. David, death of, XIV. 192.
Ferguson, Embree, death of, XIV. 147.
Ferguson, Frank A, VII. 293.
Ferguson, Harcourt, VI. 478; XIV. 467;
memoir of, XIV. 473.
Ferguson, Mrs. Harcourt (Miss Louisa
Harris), XIV. 473.
Ferguson Col. J., II. 612; IV. 138, 140,
143.
Ferguson, Mrs. J. S. (Miss Miller), IX.
69.
Ferguson, James, IV. 60; VI. 478; VII.
555, 556; XIV. 472; memoir of, XIV.
473.
Ferguson, Miss Jane (Mrs. Jane Cum-
mins), XIV. 473.
Ferguson, John, VI. 211; death of, XIV.
147.
Ferguson, Mrs. Mary, death of, XI. 136.
Ferguson, R. E., death of, XI. 38.
Ferguson, Reuben, XIV. 473.
Ferguson. Roxy (Mrs. John D. Corey),
XIV. 472, 473.
Ferguson, Samuel B., bio%., VII. 563.
Ferguson, Miss Sarah E. (Mrs. Edgar E.
Osband), XIV. 467.
Ferguson, Sylvia (Mrs. Peter Meldrum),
XIV. 473.
Ferguson, Thomas, VII. 613.
Ferguson, William, VII. 179; death of,
IX. 18.
Ferguson, Mrs. William, death of, III.
610.
Ferlon, Mrs. Sylvester, death of, XIII.
277.
Fernandez, Francisco, Mexican soldier
on parole, XII. 612, 613.
Fero, Dr. — , III. 392.
Ferost, J. O. P. L., his subscription for
a missionary at Michilimackinac, X.
289.
Ferretting, for Indian presents, X. 496,
580; XII. 41, 82, 146, 158, 175, 222, 241,
257, 274, 284, 287.
Ferril, Oliver, V. 447.
Ferril, Thomas, death of, XIII. 229.
Ferrington, George W., I. 512; VI. 474.
Ferris, — , death of, VIII. 22.
Ferris, Alonzo, member of commission
to designate exact site for capitol,
VIII. 127; sketch of, IX. 48, 53.
Ferris, Annie, IV. 194.
Ferris, Mrs. Augusta, IV. 194.
Ferris, Benjamin, VI. 425.
Ferris, Chauncy W., VI. 150; first clerk
of Hillsdale county, IV. 256 ; first reg-
ister of county, I. 171, 179.
Ferris, Miss Cora, IV. 272.
Ferris, David, death of, VI. 340.
Ferris, H. T., VII. 310.
Ferris, Mrs. John, death of, VIII. 99.
Ferris, John W., death of, IX. 39.
Ferris, M. W., musician, IV. 271, 272.
Ferris, Marcia (Mrs. Daniel Straight),
XIV. 478.
Ferris, Maria, VI. 340.
Ferris, Reed, VI. 214, 215.
Ferry, Col. — , planted orchard at Ferrys-
burg, IX. 268.
Ferry, Maj. — & Son, shipbuilders and
names of boats built, IX. 282, 283.
Ferry, Amanda, see Ferry, Mrs. Wm. W.
Ferry, Aretas, VI. 392.
Ferry, Mrs. Bartell, VII. 298.
Ferry, Miss Catharine (Mrs. Haviland),
VIII. 76, 82, 84.
Ferry, Charles, II. 272.
Ferry, D. M., III. 413.
Ferry, Edward P., VI. 397; president of
first bank in Grand Haven, IX. 285.
Ferry, Heman, VI. 392.
Ferry, John, wounded at Fort Dearborn
massacre, XII. 660.
Ferry, Nelson, teacher in Western Re-
serve seminary, IV. 386.
Ferry, Noah, VI. 392.
Ferry, Peter P., clerk of Monroe town-
ship, XII. 618.
Ferry, Thomas White, III. 56, 152; V. v.;
VI. 8, 389, 390; VII. 104; IX. 246;
acting vice-president of the United
States, 1871, III. 123; congressman,
III. 124; first white child born in new
mission house at Mackinac, I. 357;
"Growth and Progress of Michigan,"
V. 21; his telegram announcing death
of Wm. A. Howard, IV. 129; letter
from U. S. secretary, William M.
Evarts, with list of governors of Mich-
igan, III. 121; president of Marquette
Monument Association, VI. 352; pub-
lisher, VI. 66; representative, IX. 256;
state senator, VI. 294; suggested that
statue of DeWitt Clinton be erected
at Detroit, V. 23; United States sen-
ator and acting vice-president, III. 123;
XI. 196.
Ferry, Rev. William M., Sr., I. 152, 297;
III. 54; IV. 85; VI. vii., 387-390, 393;
VII. 104; VIII. 226; IX. viii., 222, 223,
INDEX.
201
225, 234, 237, 248n, 256, 257, 276, 281,
315, 316, 334; XII. 353; XIII. 223; at
Mackinac mission, III. 56, 58; early
teacher, IX. 239; established first Pres-
byterian church of Grand Haven, IX.
240; member State Historical Society,
1829, XII. 317; memoir of, VI. 391; IX.
238; planted orchard, IX. 268; removed
to Grand Haven, XI. 196; signs notice
to reorganize State Historical Society,
XII. 322; will of, VI. 396; with C. B.
Albee raised money for building first
court house of Ottawa county, IX. 294.
Ferry, Mrs. William M., Sr. (Amanda
White), VI. 393, 397; IX. 239.
Ferry, William M., Jr., VI. 387, 389, 390;
member State Historical Society, XII.
349; member State Pioneer Society, I.
90; vice-president, II. vii., 68, 79; III.
xi., 3, 108.
Ferry & Son, VI. 396; IX. 285.
Ferry boat at Detroit, II. 579, at Sagi-
naw, III. 325; used instead of bridges
on southern rivers, III. 174.
Ferrysburg, IX. 276, 278.
Ferton, Julian, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 605.
Fessenden, — , IX. 190.
Fessenden, C. B. H., V. 477.
Fiat, money, XIII. 587.
Fick, Peter, XIV. 480.
Fick, Mrs. Peter (Mrs. John Williams).
XIV. 480.
Fiddler's Reach, location of, XV. 23.
Field, — , XII. 111.
Field, C., III. 280.
Field, G. K., VII. 480, 481.
Field, H. W., land entry, III. 406.
Field, Herbert, for whose murder George
Vanderpool was tried, VII. 491.
Field, James, V. 131; XI. 76.
Field, Jane M., death of, XI. 83.
Field, L. W., II. 330.
Field, Moses W., IV. 451; X. 85; con-
gressman, III. 124; death of, XIV. 193;
member State Historical Society, XII.
344.
Field, O. A., III. 292.
Field, Orus, landlord, IV. 459. •
Field, Pliney, III. 553.
Field, Scott, III. 362.
Field, Wells, VII. 306.
Field, William, III. 280; memoir, XIV.
482.
Field, Mrs. William (Hannah Grinnell),
XIV. 483.
Fielden; Armistead, death of, XIV. 147.
Fieldhouse. William, V. 505.
Fielding, Henry, biog., V. 324. '
Fielding, Mrs. Mary, death of, IV. 270.
Fielding, W. S. and wife, IX. 20.
Fields, Daniel, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
Fields, Electa, death of, XIII. 114.
Fields, George, early teacher, V. 323;
XIV. 218, 372.
26
Fields, James T., XIV. 373.
Fields, Nathaniel, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII.
77.
Fields, T., XIV. 423.
Fiere, — , loss by fire, I. 347.
Fierton, Francois, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 535.
Fierton (Forton), Julliens, taxable prop-
erty 1802, VIII. 535.
Fifield, Edwin, IV. 284.
Fifield, Enoch, II. 353.
Fifield, Eugene, XIV. 59.
Fifield, George W., II. 353; III. 504; VII.
464; XI. 68.
Fifield, Mrs. George W., XI. 68.
Fifield, Henry, III. 517.
Fifield, James, II. 296, 309 311-313; III.
504.
Fifield, John, II. 309.
Fifield, Osgood H., II. 299, 353; III. 504;
captain of Jackson company, Toledo
war, II. 296; original trustee first M. E.
church of Jackson, II. 325; school in-
spector, 1831, II. 309.
Fifield, Stephen, III. 504.
Fifield, William P., III. 504; VII. 464;
original trustee of first Freewill Bap-
tist church of Jackson, II. 325.
Fighting Island (Turkey Island), XII. 32,
423; battle of, VII. 89; bombarded by
the British, XIII. 541; Gen. Brady's
speech on, XIII. 541; location of, XIII.
309; patriots encamped on, XIII. 539.
Files, for Indians, XII. 41, 82, 175, 241,
257, 274 287; ordnance supplies, X.
363, 364, 383; XI. 416; XII. 127; in
possession of Indians brought about
Pontiac's defeat, XIV. 667; sent to
Mackinac, 1814, XV. 655.
Filkins, Mrs. Martha, death of, XI. 136.
Filkins, William, death of, XI. 85.
Fillamore, Robert, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Filley, Ami, death of, IV. 270.
Fillio, Rev. N., V. 314.
Fillmore, Calvin T., brother of United
States president, .brief biography, III.
638.
Fillmore, Emory W., VI. 245.
Fillmore, Rev. Glezer, receives a cane
made from log in first Protestant
church, Detroit, VI. 17.
Fillmore, John, brother of U. S. presi-
dent, II. 11.
Fillmore, Millard, president of the
United States, II. 11, 324, 574; III. 638;
V. 199; VIII. 199; IX. 33, 179; X. 175,
. 179.
Fillmore & Sherwood, attorneys, X. 179.
Fillmore township (Allegan county), or-
ganized, III. 271.
Financial conditions of 1837, III. 218.
Finch, Alanson, lost or captured, IV. 315.
Finch, Albert, trip to Michigan, IV. 314.
Finch, Mrs. Albert, IV. 315.
202
INDEX.
Finch, Addison, death of, XIV. 54.
Pinch, Asahel S. (Asel), II. 444; cap-
tured by Indians, ransomed, VIII. 197.
Pinch, Ashael, Jr., II. 232.
Finch, George, V. 477.
Finch, James, XII. 563.
Finch, Silas, vote for senator, II. 311.
Finch, Sylvester, liis trip to Michigan,
IV. 314, 315.
Finch, William, I. 209; III. 396.
Finch, Mrs. William, III. 396.
Finch's mill, burned, XV. 565, 574.
Finchley, Ensign Thomas, IX. 578, 640;
X. 417; bill for dancing, III. 27; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608;
signs petition of Detroit merchants to
Maj. DePeyster, X. 456; XIII. 54; signs
petition for better trade facilities, XI.
424, 461; and wife, on census roll of
Detroit, 1779, X. 320.
Finchley & Abbott, sign money order
for A. & W. Macomb, X. 338.
Finden, A. G., V. 476.
Findley, — , II. 486.
Findley, Gabriel R., death of, VII. 466.
Findley, Col. (Capt.) James, soldier of
the war of 1812, V. 374; XV. 214; ex-
changed as prisoner of war, XV. 206,
388.
Findley, John L., signs petition for coun-
ty revenues, XII. 586.
Fine, Judge — of New York, VIII. 221.
Fine & Ellice, IX. 622.
Finegan, Mrs. — , death of, VIII. 114.
Finegan, Edward, death of, XIV. 147.
Fines, placed in school fund, I. 452.
Finke, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 543.
Finlay, Mrs. E. B. (Miss Conklin), XIV.
70.
Finlay, Hugh, chairman of committee to
examine into the administration of
justice in Hesse, XII. 2, 311; his re-
port, XI. 626, 650; questions Mr.
Robertson before committee, XI. 630.
Finlay, James, signs petition for protec-
tion in the Indian trade, XI. 484.
Finlay, Rev. James W., VI. 378.
Finley, Mrs. Ellen O. (Miss Hewitt),
XIII. 215.
Finley, Florus S., Member State Pio-
neer Society, IV. 170, 610; VI. 450;
member Washtenaw Pioneer Society,
. I. 327.
Finley, Mrs. Florus S., see Finley, Mrs.
Jane.
Finley, Rev. James B. (W.), pioneer
preacher, III. 237-239.
Finley, Mrs. Jane Tooker (Mrs. Florus
S.), member State Pioneer Society,
IV. 170; VI. 10, 13, 450.
Finley, John, soldier of the war of
1812, V. 554.
Finley, Dr. John K., death of, VIII. 22.
Finley, Renea, death of, XIV. 69.
Finley & Gregory, traders, invoice of
goods, 1778, IX. 650.
Finn, Ed., VI. 225, 236.
Finn, James, VI. 306.
Finn, William, landlord, III. 280, 283,
286; death of, XI. 22; XIII. 112.
Finnegan, John D., alderman of Detroit,
1876, II. 62.
Finney, Charles G., revivalist, XIV. 287.
Finney, J. W., early graduate of Detroit
school, I. 457.
Finney, L. H., attorney, XI. 310.
Finney, Noble H., V. 438; VI. 82.
Finney, Seymour, I. 340, 341; II. 62;
III. 467.
Finnis, Capt. — , arrival at Kingston,
given command of the "Morice," XV.
284.
Finzel, Mrs. Paul, death of, XIV. 139.
Fire, borrowing of, XIV. 610; companies
of 1831, I. 402; how made in the early
days, XIV. 547; how made by Indians,
XIV. 209; made from flint and steel,
XIV. 609; not allowed to die out, XIV.
439; of 1805, donations to sufferers
turned over to university fund, I. 431 ;
VII. 44; of 1871 in forests, I. 271; IX.
334; protection against ordered by
Col. Grant in 1806, XV. 36; swallowed
by Indian medicine men, XIV. 218.
Fire-clay, where found. II. 340.
Fire-steels, for Indians, X. 497, 580, 632;
XI. 356; XII. 41 82, 146, 158, 175, 223,
229, 233, 257. 275, 285, 288; invoice sent
from Michilimackinac to Chicago, XV.
224.
Firearms for Indians, XV. 607, 608; ex-
changed for furs, XIV. 656; first seen
by Indians, XIV. 655; introduced into
Mexico, XIV. 653; powder and lead
given each early settler of Detroit,
XIV. 662.
"Firefly," boat, 1824, I. 413; IV. 81.
Firehaudt William, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827. XII. 461%.
Fireplace, cooking done by, XIV. 436;
how built by first settlers, XIV. 621 ;
in early houses, I. 445; cranes in, V.
293; XIV. 435, 610.
Firnane, Michael, .V. 567.
Fischer, Jacob, death of, VIII. 115.
Fish, — , death of, IX. 40.
Fish, Miss Alda, with her father in
Tunis, Africa. IX. 198; death of, IX.
200.
Fish, Judge B. F., IV. 213.
Fish, Mrs. Celia (Miss Sherman), biog.,
XI. 30 ; children of, XI. 31.
Fish, David, II. 233; XI. 31; XIII. 423;
XIV. 364.
Fish, David D., II. 487.
Fish, DeLaska W., present at capture of
Jefferson Davis, IX. 198, 201.
Fish, Mrs. E. J. (Miss Stone), XIV. 115.
Fish, Deacon Elijah S., III. 561, 574;
INDEX.
203
XIV. 161, 589; biog., XIV. 604; his
daughter first white child born in
Bloomfield township, XIV. 606; land
entry, XIV. 605.
Fish, Mrs. Elijah S. (Fanny Spencer),
XIV. 604.
Fish, Emri, murdered Mrs. Utter and
daughter, III. 598, 599.
Fish, Ezra pioneer teacher, XIII. 548,
559, 563.
Fish, Miss Fannie E., "Sketch of Piety
Hill," Oakland county, XIV. 602.
Fish, Frank A., IX. 201.
Fish, Lieut. George F., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, IX. 198; present
at capture of Jefferson Davis, IX. 198.
Fish, Dr. George Whitefield, III. 439; V.
380; IX. viii.. 201; XI. 8; collector of
internal revenue, IX. 198; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 90; IX. 12,
196; memoir of, IX. 196; "sketch of
the life of Daniel S. Freeman," VI.
275; state senator, IX. 198; surgeon of
4th cavalry, 1862, IX. 198; U. S. con-
sul at Ningpo, China, IX. 197, at Tunis,
Africa, where he repaired tomb of
John Howard Payne, IX. 198; and
daughter visits Vesuvius and buried
cities, IX. 199.
Fish, Mrs. George Whitefield (Miss Oc-
tavia A. Mowra), VI. 275; IX. 197.
Fish, Henry, II. 206; land entry, III. 425.
Fish, James, V. 347.
Fish, Capt. Job, XV. 66; in command of
the Walk-in-the-water, IV. 79, 113.
Fish, Julia C., death of, IX. 198.
Fish, Rev. L. B., IX. 79; his tribute to
Rev. E. H. Hamlin. X. 186.
Fish, Leroy, first white child born in
Leroy township, township named for,
II. 233; XL 30.
Fish, Lyman, I. 54; III. 280.
Fish, Reuben, IX. 197.
Fish, Mrs. Reuben (Miss Robinson), IX.
197.
Fish, Walter, II. 349.
Fish, Washington, XL 31.
Fish, William. XL 31.
Fish & Burnell, II. 334.
Fish, abundance of, II. 212; VI. 198-200;
XIII. 67; XIV. 198, 421; amount/ in
store at Michilimackinac, 1813, XV.
447; how preserved in early times, II.
103; numerous in St. Clair narrows,
XV. 401; planted in lakes and rivers,
I. 507; taken through the ice, XIV.
200; troops sustained by, XV. 496; va-
rieties, I. 361, 502.
Fishburn, Michael, death of, V. 487; XL
105.
Fish creek, III. 380.
Fish, hatcheries, I. 507; VI. 193.
Fish-hooks, for Indian presents, XII. 146,
158, 175, 223, 229, 233, 241, 246, 247,
257, 274, 284; made in garrisons, X.
383, 384, 580, 632.
Fish-houses, I. 361.
Fish-spears, XL 356.
Fisher, — , IX. 578, 640; his liberty cur-
tailed, X. 417.
Fisher, — , interpreter, XII. 306; report
of Indians, XV. 44, 46, 49.
Fisher, Lieut. Col. — , in command of
troops in proposed attack on Oswego,
XV. 550, 551.
Fisher, Sergeant — , X. 541; and wife
killed on Hog Island by Indians, their
children made captives, VIII. 280, 341,
345, 352, 360.
Fisher, Andrew. I. 245.
Fisher, Anson, death of, IX. 57.
Fisher, Benjamin, I. 170; his Indian
name, VII. 398, 402; memoir, VII. 402.
Fisher, Charles, death of, XL 132.
Fisher, Cornelius, V. 346.
Fisher, Daniel, VI. 319; XII. 392.
Fisher, Mrs. David, V. 380.
Fisher, Delos, mayor of Jackson, II. 316.
Fisher, George, III. 558.
Fisher, H., III. 281.
Fisher, Harry Munro, signs letter to
Capt. Roberts, XV. 246.
Fisher, Rev. J. Emory, VI. vi., 225, 228,
246; history read at Quincy's semi-
centennial, VI. 237.
Fisher, James, death of, VII. 465.
Fisher, Mrs. James, death of XIV. 68.
Fisher, John, VII. 219.
Fisher, John, death of, VIII. 99.
Fisher, Jonas, III. 609.
Fisher, L. J., death of, VII. 465.
Fisher, Marshall, death of, IX. 47.
Fisher Merrit, IV. 413.
Fisher, Lieut. Otis, U. S. A., killed in
duel, III. 222; IV. 473; VI. 499.
Fisher, Pardon T., pioneer, III. 504, 517;
VI. 306; VII. 464.
Fisher, S. O., VII. 338; banqueted, XIII.
351; congressman, XIII. 119; letters
of regret from Gov. Begole, Judge
James V. Campbell, Lieut. Gov. Cros-
by, A. Dickerman, Henry Gillman, B.
F. Graves, H. H. Hatch, L. N. Keating,
E. S. Koons, Isaac Marston, James
Shearer, VII. 321-326; speech of ac-
ceptance of deeds and bills for H. W.
Sage library, VII. 340.
Fisher, Dr. Wilber, I. 255.
Fisher, William, death of, XL 112.
Fisher, Dr. William C., II. 405; death of,
III. 556.
Fisher, Mrs. William C., II. 397.
Fisher & Ely, built saw mill in 1843, III.
283.
Fisher, animal, where found, I. 403, 406.
Fishing grounds at Brest, VII. 546.
Fisk, — , president of Wesleyan univer-
sity, VI. 37.
Fisk, A. C. VII. 353.
204
INDEX.
Fisk, Alma Henrietta, A. M., instructor
in Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
Fisk, Mrs. Betsey, death of, XI. 130;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 84.
Fisk, Charles W., VII. 306, 307.
Fisk, Prof. Daniel M., A. M., instructor
in Hillsdale college VI. 161.
Fisk, Mrs. G. F., death of, XIV. 133.
Fisk, Hiram and wife, memoir of, XIV.
470.
Fisk, J. D. W., XIII. 123.
Fisk, James, XIII. 124.
Fisk, James, sends relief to fire suffer-
ers, IX. 337.
Fisk, John, memoir of, XIV. 470.
Fisk, John S., VI. 410.
Fisk, Col. Joseph, second settler of Alle-
gan, II. 415; III. 280, 284-286, 292, 313;
IV. 174, 175; appointed colonel hy
Gov. Mason, VII. 307; biographical
sketch, VII. 9, 305; built first dock in
Chicago and sold lumber in 1836, III.
283; member State Pioneer Society, I.
84; railroad contractor, VII. 306; vice-
president State Pioneer Society, II.
vii., 68; III. xi., 3, 108.
Fisk, Mrs. Joseph, III. 280; VII. 305.
Fisk, Joseph Allegan, first white child
born in Allegan county, III. 280; VII.
306; librarian for Young Men's So-
ciety, XII. 369.
Fisk, Lyman, III. 285; death of, XI. 95.
Fisk, Mrs. Maria death of, XI. 135.
Fisk, Nelson, death of, XIII. 115.
Fisk, O., III. 280, 283.
Fisk, Mrs. W. B., death of, XIII. 226.
Fisk, Welcome V., II. 385.
Fiske, "Father" — , early preacher, XIII.
123; opposes musical instrument in
church choir, XIII. 128.
Fiske, Clinton B., II. 206; XII. 330; stu-
dent of Hillsdale college at its open-
ing, VI. 144, 146.
Fiske, D. W., I. 454.
Fiske, Joel, V. 346.
Fiske, Prof. Lewis R., A. B., L.L. D., III.
236; XIII. 123, 141; instructor in Al-
bion college, II. 205, 207; president Al-
bion college, VI. 128; professor of
chemistry in Michigan Agricultural
college, VI. 128; IX. 93; president pro
tern of M. A. C., VI. 133, 135; lectures
before committee, VI. 121.
Fiske & Jenness, I. 501.
Fister, Mrs. George, death of, IX. 75.
Fitch, — , sold land to Nottawa Indians,
IV. 23.
Fitch, A. F., II. 320, 321.
Fitch, Abel, XI. 286, 296.
Fitch, Rev. Andrew M., III. 236; IV. 544,
545; VI. 379.
Fitch, Andrew M., Indian agent at Mack-
inac, VI. 348; VIII. 230; member Al-
bion college board, II. 205, 207.
Fitch, Asa, I. 61; III. 543; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 88 ; VII. 10.
Fitch, Mrs. Asa, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88; VII. 8, 10.
Fitch, Rev. C. W., D. D., I. 33; IV. 465;
V. vii., 383, 420; chaplain at Fort
Wayne, "Reminiscences of Detroit,"
V. 536; first principal of the univer-
sity branch at Detroit, 1838, V. 44,
536; opened female seminary in De-
troit, 1841, V. 545; superintendent of
Detroit schools, I. 453.
Fitch, Clinton, XIV. 343.
Fitch, Ferris S., death of, VI. 283.
Fitch, George, student of Dr. Stone's
school, V. 421; X. 32.
Fitch. George A., publisher, III. 275; VI.
78, 81.
Fitch, Mrs. George C. (Miss Everett),
XIII. 220.
Fitch, Rev. H. M., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 324.
Fitch, Jabez S., II. 239; IV. 175; V. 285;
candidate for governor, 1841, X. 188;
vote for presidential elector, II. 314.
Fitch, Judge John, V. 189, 524.
Fitch, L. A., XIV. 343.
Fitch, Ladowick C., merchant, III. 592.
Fitch, Mary, V. 421.
Fitch, Morgan L., school examiner, XIV.
343.
Fitch, Samuel A., soldier of the Black
Hawk war, V. 505; X. 183; president
St. Joseph County Pioneer Society, VI.
421.
Fitch, Sarah, V. 421.
Fitch, Mrs. Sophia, IV. 285.
Fitch, Dr. Thomas D., II. 294.
Fitch, Rev. W., see Fitch, Rev. C. W.
Fitch & Hosmer, publishers, VI. 78.
Fitson, James, XII. 458.
Fitts, Francis, V. 405.
Fitzgerald, Lieut. — , XV. 35. 36.
Fitzgerald, Miss Ann (Mrs. Eldred), V.
392.
Fitzgerald, Jerome B., state senator, in-
troduced resolutions relative to an
asylum for insane and blind, XIII. 293.
Fitzgerald, John C., attorney, III. 129;
XI. 286; bank director, VI. 323; "The
Duncan will case," VII. 491; tribute
to D. Darwin Hughes, VII. 492.
Fitzgerald, Lucy, death of, IX. 19.
Fitzgerald, P., VII. 208. .
Fitzgerald, Capt. Reuben, III. 387-391,
393, 422; V. 393; XII. 391; entered
land in 1825, II. 449; III. 401, 404; first
mail carrier for Bellevue, III. 384;
personal characteristics, III. 394.
Fitzgerald, Sarah (Mrs. John Spauld-
ing), first white child born in Eaton
county, III. 384, 390.
Fitzgerald, Thomas, III. 103; XIII. 2;
candidate for lieutenant governor, II.
223, 314, 320; U. S. senator, III. 123.
INDEX.
205
Fitzgerald & O'Brien, III. 398.
Fitzgibbons, — , XV. 124.
Fitzhugh, Mrs. Ann, VII. 314.
Fitzhugh, Charles C., III. 324; VII. 314.
Fitzhugh, Dr. Daniel H., III. 319, 321-
324; V. 330; purchased land, XIII. 369.
Fitzhugh, Frank, IV. 382, 383; XIII. 377.
Fitzhugh, William D., III. 324; VII. 309;
gift to first Trinity church, Bay City,
VII. 311; XIV. 56.
Fitzhugh, Mrs. William D., VII. 309, 314.
Fitzpatrick, Capt. — , VII. 70.
Fitzsimmons, George, XIII. 191.
Fitzsimmons, John, I. 168; XIII. 250;
death of, XI. 39.
Fitzsimmons, Lee, IX. 215.
Fitzsimmons, Mary (Mrs. Mickle), XIII.
191.
Fitzsimmons, Thomas, VI. 448.
Fitzsimmons, Mrs. William, death of, IX.
77.
Five Medals, village, XII. 451.
"Five million dollars loan, the," VII. 145.
Five Nations, Indians, address to U. S.
congress, 1785, XI. 467; XIII. 105; dis-
banded Kaskaskia mission, V. 94;
scattered the Illinois Indians, V. 94.
Flag of truce, XV. 280, 287, 304, 376, 414,
429, 491, 500, 514, 515, at Sandwich,
explanations, XV. 97, 140, 141, carried
by Indian men and women, I. 412;
XIII. 506; sent by Gen. Harrison, ig-
nored by Gen. Proctor, XV. 235, 236;
sent to Mackinac, XV. 591.
Flaget, Rt. Rev. Bishop — , I. 489.
Flagg, W., III. 294.
Flagler, Adam, V. 447.
Flagler, Daniel, VI. 269.
Flagler, Mrs. Eliza (Mrs. Daniel F.), VI.
266; biog., VI. 269.
Flagler, Samuel, V. 317.
Flags, for Indian presents, X. 580; XII.
83, 158. 175, 182, 222, 241, 287; XV.
209, 222, 656; in garrison supplies, XI.
427; XII. 127.
Flail, used by pioneers, XIV. 610; de-
scription of, XIV. 623.
Flamene (Flamenne), Capt. — , taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Flanagan, Edward, III. 280; VI. 283.
Flanagan, N., XII. vii.; letter to A. B.
Woodward, XII. 653, 654.
Flanagan, William, XII. 472; cashier of
first bank of Detroit, VIII. 572, 573;
original stockholder of, VIII. 575-577.
Flandermeyer, — , merchant, III. 342.
Flanders, — , inspector of New Orleans
during war of rebellion, meeting of
brother in war, IX. 67.
Flanders, Rev. — , V. 313.
Flanders, Ebenezer, taught first school
at Shaffer's Corners, VII. 482.
Flanders, Ezekiel, V. 504.
Flanders, Francis, drum major in the
Mexican war, VII. 114.
Flanders, Col. George A., attorney, bio-
graphical sketch, IX. 65.
Flanders, Mrs. George A., death of, IX.
65.
Flanders, Joseph, V. 409; VI. 309; death
of, XIV. 111.
Flannel, for Indian presents, X. 496; XII.
146, 174, 221, 224, 241, 257, 274, 284,
287.
Flannery, Adaline, death of, XI. 85.
Flasks for powder, garrison supplies, XI.
427; XII. 127.
Flat, Henry, death of, XIV. 191.
Flat Rock, U. P. Indian name and loca-
tion of, XII. 377; population in 1837,
X. 99.
Flaven, Patrick, miner, XIV. 201.
Flax, garrison supplies, XI. 430; XII.
127; early grown in Michigan, XIV.
610.
Fleas, in Indian lodges, XII. 443.
Fleck, W. N., IV. 194.
Fleeharty, Capt. John, I. 470; IV. 81.
Fleetwood, Rev. B. F., VII. 177.
Fleisher, George, II. 326.
Fleitz, John P., instructor in Detroit
college, XIII. 443.
Fleming, Mrs. — , on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 316.
Fleming, Rev. Alanson, III. 242, 243.
Fleming, George H., member State His-
torical Society, XII. 327, 343.
Fleming, James, XIV. 493; memoir, XIV.
488.
Fleming, Jeptha, V. 449.
Fleming, Jesse, death of, IX. 58.
Fleming, John S., death of, VI. 342.
Fleming, Robert, I. 328, 345; land en-
tries, IV. 398, 401, 402.
Fleming, Sampson, III. 34; X. 311.
Fleming, Samuel, British commissary
general, IX. 437, 492, 575; XII. 191,
249; his report, X. 292.
Fleming, Thomas, XI. 345.
Fleming, William, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 410.
Flemming Mrs. Edwin (Miss Stone),
VII. 487.
Fleshers, found in mounds, II. 42. See
also scrapers.
Fleshiem, Joseph, county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Fletcher, Col. — , of Ohio, captured by
Michigan troops in "Toledo war," XII.
411, 413.
Fletcher, "Mother" — , VI. 425.
Fletcher, A. F., VI. 172, 173, 175.
Fletcher, A. F. & Co., mills of, VI. 181,
202 203
Fletcher, Rev. A. H., VII. 406, 407.
Fletcher, Addison, VI. 173; IX. 83.
Fletcher, Catharine F., death of, VIII.
116.
Fletcher, Frank, death of, XIII. 281.
206
INDEX.
Fletcher, G. C., V. 478.
Fletcher, George, III. 521.
Fletcher, George N., mills of, VI. 171,
174, 176, 179 181: builds hotel, VI. 192.
Fletcher, H. P., XI. 78.
Fletcher, J. H., VI. 197.
Fletcher, John S., V. 476.
Fletcher, John W.. pioneer St. Joseph
valley, II. 396; III. 610, 616; VI.. 421;
X. 56; death mentioned, XI. 130; mem-
ber and vice-president State Pioneer
Society, I. 56, 90; president St. Joseph
County Pioneer Society, III. 609; sol-
dier of the Black Hawk war, V. 504,
510.
Fletcher, Joseph, surveyor, 1812, VIII. 2.
Fletcher, Luther, land entry. III. 569.
Fletcher, Rev. O. O., III. 289.
Fletcher, P. S., V. 478.
Fletcher, Paris, Sr., XIV. 344.
Fletcher, Gen. Samuel, soldier of the
war of the revolution, VII. 382; XIV.
604; prominent in the contest of Ver-
mont for present territory; twice im-
prisoned, XIV. 115.
Fletcher, Mrs. Sarah, X. 56.
Fletcher, Seth, VI. 312; XIV. 344.
Fletcher, Thomas, III. 521.
Fletcher, Timothy, IX. 334.
Fletcher, Judge William A. I. 130; II.
109, 200, 572; III. 103, 131; V. 369, 391;
VI. 223, 410; VII. 472; IX. 142; XI.
310, 317; XII. vi., 334, 481, 553; XIII.
2; chief justice, 1836, III. 115, 116;
communications with John Hunt, XII.
574-578; deposition of, XII. 573; first
judge of Berrien and Hillsdale coun-
ties, I. 123, 171, 425; held court in
Jackson, II. 295, 296, in Tecumseh, VII.
526; member State Historical Society,
XII. 318; referred to as "Hampden,"
XII. 595; refutation of political meth-
ods, XII. 572-574; regent of the uni-
versity, XIV. 412; signed official no-
tice of John Biddle's election, XII. 645.
Fletcher house. VI. 192.
Fleury (Flurry), John, III. 34, 36.
Flinn, Mrs. Sally, death of, XIII. 239.
Flinn, Thomas, death of, VII. 562.
Flint, — , II. 483.
Flint, Dr. Austin, VII. 489.
Flint, Brayton, II. 457.
Flint, Mrs. Daniel, VII. 447.
Flint, Homer A., "Facts of Wayne Coun-
ty probate court," I. 433.
Flint, Lorin and wife, II. 457.
Flint, Martin, II. 296. 309 ; land entry, II.
272.
Flint, Mrs. Miranda R., death of, XIII.
131.
Flint, Seaton, I. 168.
Flint City, "A Chapter of first Begin-
nings." III. 431; "A winter in 1830,
1831," VII. 388; "Democrat," III. 464;
VI. 75; early churches and preachers
in, XIII. 407; "Flint River Gazette,"
first paper of Genesee county, III. 439;
VI. 75; "Genesee Herald," III. 439;
VI. 75; Genesee Iron Works, III. 459;
Genesee Paper Company, III. 460;
"Genesee Whig," III. 439, 464; "Globe,"
III. 464; VI. 75; Indian battle at, XIII.
378; Indian name, III. 431; VII. 277;
XIV. 506, 507; "Journal," III. 464, 465;
VI. 75; land office, III. 433; "Northern
Advocate," III. 439; VI. 75; Presbyte-
rian church, history of, XIII. 410; rail-
road shipments for 1877, III. 460; "Re-
publican," III. 439, 464; VI. 75; school
for deaf and dumb, III. 443; XIII. 295.
value of buildings in 1889, XIV. 410;
scientific institute, III. 449; secret so-
cieties, III. 453, 545; site of, XIV. 508;
trading post. XIV. 508; "Twenty years
ago," X. 121; Union Blues, III. 454;
Union Grays, organized 1855; formed
F Company 2nd M. I., 1861, III. 454;
"Western Citizen," III. 439, 464; VI.
75; "Wolverine Citizen," III. 439, 464;
VI. 75; woolen mills, III. 459.
Flint & Holly Ry., III. 439.
Flint & Pere Marquette Ry., III. 440.
Flint & Port Huron Ry., completed, III.
439.
Flint and steel used for striking fire.
XIV. 209, 609.
Flint reservation, XIV. 508.
Flint river, II. 472; XIV. 505; Indian
name of, VII. 276, 277; Naywash band
of Indians on, XV. 553.
Flint township (Genesee county), III.
434.
Flintermann, Dr. John, VII. 607.
Flints, for guns and Indians, garrison
supplies, V. 5; X. 369, 383, 580, 632;
XI. 356. 427; XII. 82, 135, 136, 138-149,
158, 170 175, 223, 229, 233. 241, 246.
247. 257, 274, 284, 287; XV. 91, 606,
608, 614. 645-648, 655.
Float, John, XIII. 162.
Floats, see Rafts.
Flogging, public, laws relating to, III. 58.
Flood. Capt. — , VI. 177.
Flood, James, death of, XI. 27.
Flood, R., merchant, VII. 217.
Floodwo'ods in Saginaw river, VII. 273,
274.
Floquet, Pere — , X. 296.
Florhntine, Dr. — , VII. 301.
Florida war, XII. 435.
Florry, John, XI. 345.
Flour, amount captured by the British at
the Miami, XV. 138, at Prairie du
Chien, XV. 625, amount ordered by
British, 1812, XV. 82; amount in De-
troit, 1778-9. X. 313-327; XIII. 53, 55.
1779, III. 53, 1784, XI. 437; first ex-
ported from Michigan, 1827, X. 86; for
Gen. Proctor's army, XV. 324, 371; for
Indians, XV. 91, 167, 538; invoice for
INDEX.
207
Michilimackinac, 1781, X. 468-470, in
1812-1814, XV. 167, 302, 447, 472, 563,
607, 608, 613, 617, 632, 644-648, 655,
received from Nottawasaga, ordered to
Nottawasaga river for Michilimack-
inac, XV. 564; prices of, I. 407; III.
246; VII. 483 520; VIII. 92; IX. 264;
XV. 138, 661, in 1778, IX. 437, in 1812,
XV. 82, 91, in Richmond in 1862, III.
183; proclamation of Col. Miller re-
garding division of, XV. 661; saved
by Luther Harvey, I. 409; shipped
from Jackson, II. 343, 345, 346; shipped
on batteaux for Michilimackinac, XV.
637; stored at "Widow Forsyth's,"
XV 535
Flower, Rev. A. B., XIV. 185.
Flower, Mrs. Angeline, death of, XIII.
239.
Flower, Margaretta, IV. 194.
Flower, Seldin A., IV. 194.
Flower, Sylvia C., III. 597.
Flowerley, — , death of, VIII. 57.
Flowers, William, I. 179.
Flowers, wild, profusion of in Michigan,
XIII. 68, 369; XIV. 499.
Floyd, Capt. — , XIV. 543.
Flugal, Charles, soldier of the war of
1812, XI. 257; death of, XIV. 184.
Flugal, Mrs. Charles, XI. 257.
Fluhrer, Rev. Charles, VII. 489; XIII.
223.
Flynn, Abram, death of, XIII. 130.
Flynn, Cornelius O., death, V. 447.
Flynn, Dennis, death of, XIV. 54.
Flynn, James, XIV. 588.
Fockler, J. C., VI. 196.
Fogarty, Mrs. Catharine, death of, VI.
448
Fogg, Edwin M., III. 523.
Fogg, Mrs. Harriet West (Mrs. Moore),
V. 362.
Fogg, Mrs. John, death of, XIV. 139.
Fogg, Mrs. Richard, I. 169.
Fogle, Mrs. George H., death of, IX. 19.
Foglesang, Mrs. Emily, VI. 266, 269.
Folger, Judge Charles James, U. S. sec-
retary of the treasury, XIII. 269.
Folger, M., built first mill at Marine
City, VI. 413.
Folkerts & Butterfield mill, VI. 177, 180,
202, 203.
Follensbee, Daniel, clerk of St. Glair
county, VI. 410.
Follensbee. Frank L., sheriff of St. Clair
county, VI. 411.
Foller, Hiram L., II. 583.
Follerton, David, 60th regiment, British,
X. 231; arrested for treason, X. 232.
Folles Avoines, Indians, French appella-
tion for Menominees; assist British to
capture Fort Michilimackinac, XV. 113,
142; at Green Bay sugar making, XV.
553; commended for behavior at
Prairie du Chien, XV. 626; furnished
supplies by the British, XV. 194;
joined Col. McKay's expedition, XV.
612; location and number of, XI. 486;
XIII. 80; of superior type, XV. 618; re-
sorting at Mackinac, X. 635; visited
by Joseph Ainse, XI. 501; XIII. 83.
Follett, — , II. 518.
Follett, Alice, II. 519.
Follett, E., land entry, III. 402.
Follett, E. D., III. 281, 291.
Follett, Elvira N. (L.), (Miss Norris),
II. 510, 516, 518; death of, VIII. 113.
Follett, J. D., merchant, III. 274, 281.
Follett, Lewis Liberty, VIII. 193.
Follett, Mrs. Lewis Liberty (Miss Win-
ter), VIII. 193.
Folsom, Alexander, HI/ 323.
Folsom, Arnold & Co., III. 323.
Folsom, Jacob, II. 582.
Folsom, Joseph, II. 367.
Folsom (e), Simeon, death of, XIV. 193.
Fonda, Cornelius, V. 310.
Fonda, W. C. III. 385, 389, 393; land en-
try, III. 401.
Fonda, W. H., HI. 362.
Fondly, Mrs. Lydia A., death of, IX. 38.
Fon du Lac, early missionary at, XIV.
205; Indian name of, XIV. 234.
Fontaine (Fontaigne, Fontene), Charles,
VI. 373; on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 601; signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island X.
238; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 537,
and wife, on Detroit's census roll, 1779,
X. 322.
Fontaine, Gabriel, VI. 373; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 537.
Foot, — , early settler of Monroe, II. 444.
Foot, Gilbert, death of, VIII. 98.
Foot, Mrs. Gilbert, death of, IX. 76.
Foot, H., XII. 396.
Foot, James W., death of, VIII. 56.
Foot, Mrs. Obed, III. 545.
Foot, Col. T., attorney, III. 547.
Foote, Rev. C. C., IV. 186.
Foote, Miss Catherine (Mrs. Burr), VIII.
43.
Foote, D., land entries, III. 430, 431.
Foote, Dr. D., member of Nurserymen
and Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81,
82.
Foote, David, golden wedding of, VIII. 31.
Foote, Edward A., III. viii., 422; "Indians
of Eaton County," III. 379; publisher,
VI. 75; secretary Eaton County Pio-
neer Society, IV. 236, 238.
Foote, George, I. 432; II. 186; III. 7;
member State Historical Society, XII.
335.
Foote, Dr. Henry K., XIV. 423.
Foote, Henry S., XIII. 216.
Foote, Dr. Louis A., VI. 264.
Foote, Luman, attorney, XI. 310.
Foote, Rev. Luman, III. 379.
208
INDEX.
Foote, Mrs. Mary Bidwell, her golden
wedding, VIII. 31; sketch of, VIII. 30.
Foote, Milo, V. 385.
Foote, Oscar J., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Foote, Samuel, death of, IX. 38.
Foote, William bank teller, VI. 324.
Foote, Mrs. William A., X. 186.
Foote, Zilpha, student of Dr. Stone's
school, V. 421; X. 32.
Forbes, Deacon — , V. 508.
Forbes, Judge — , V. 511.
Forbes, Daniel, death of, VIII. 100.
Forbes, Eunice (Mrs. D. Scott), V. 325.
Forbes, Francis M., soldier of the rebel-
lion, biog., XIII. 164.
Forbes, Mrs. Francis M. (Miss Minnie
J. Martin), XIII. 164.
Forbes, Henry, entered land in 1835, III.
566.
Forbes, John, IV. 403.
Forbes, John M., interested in construc-
tion of the first Sault Ste. Marie ship
canal, VIII. 154.
Forbes, Joshua, III. 556.
Forbes, Justin, death of, XIV. 190.
Forbes, Robert, IX. 594.
Forbes, William, III. 286.
Forbes & Co., bill for lithographing,
VIII. 15.
Forbes Company of Boston, VI. 12.
Force, — , early pioneer, I. 190.
Force, Frances, death of, XI. 84.
Force, Rev. J. P., X. 53.
Force, John E., death of, IX. 76.
Force, Palmer, XIII. 547.
Ford, — , freeholder of Detroit, V. 533.
Ford, — , pioneer of Flint, X. 123.
Ford, Almira L., biog., XI. 33.
Ford, Miss Caroline, instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Ford, Chandler, V. 320, 321; XI. 29; XIV.
372, 373; postmaster, III. 350.
Ford, Dr. Corydon L., instructor in the
University of Michigan, V. 36.
Ford, David, V. 387, 409, 411; VII. 482.
Ford, Edward, I. 296.
Ford, Elihu, death of, VIII. 57.
Ford, Mrs. Eliza P. (Miss Smith), biog.,
X 29
Ford, Frank, III. 387.
Ford, Rev. H. T., I. 241; V. 318.
Ford, Henry, extract from his log book,
1789, XII. 25.
Ford, Prof. Henry A., attorney, X. v.;
XI. 13, 310; XIII. 38, 40; "A Quarter
Century of Education in Michigan,"
IX. 92; "Detroit in 1838," X. 97; "His-
torical Detroit," X. 88; member State
Historical Society, XII. 348; "Old Mo-
ravian mission at Mt. Clemens," X.
107; publisher of the "Teacher's Jour-
nal," IX. 98; "The Gladwin and Pon-
tiac Fable," X. 104.
Ford, Henry A. & Kate B., publishers.
VI. 81.
Ford, Hulda M. (Mrs. Ira Dussett), XIII.
164, 165.
Ford, Ira, death of, XI. 85.
Ford, James G., IV. 237.
Ford, Jerry, II. 290, 298, 299.
Ford, John, II. 437; IV. 211; member of
first horticultural society, X. 75, 76;
vice-president in 1850, X. 78.
Ford, Jonathan H., I. 288, 293.
Ford, Mrs. L. J., IV. 237.
Ford, Priscilla H., IV. 237.
Ford, Russell, death of, VIII. 45.
Ford, Lieut. Samuel, 47th British regi-
ment, XI. 403; XII. 120; letter from
D. McCrea, X. 593; present at Indian
council, X. 462.
Ford, Sarah, V. 417.
Ford, Thomas, IV. 198; resolutions on
death of, IV. 211.
Ford, Gov. Thomas, of Illinois, elected
honorary member of State Historical
Society, XII. 328.
Ford, Mrs. Theron, VII. 426.
Ford. William, Sr., II. 290; with others
built mill at Jackson in 1835, II. 298,
299; bank president, II. 322.
Ford, William and Jerry, II. vi.
Ford, William & Son, II. 308.
Ford, William, Jr., II. 298, 305.
Ford & Buck, II. 308.
Ford & Buddington, II. 299.
Ford & Wakelee, merchants, XIV. 372.
Ford mills, II. 334, 338.
Ford river, Indian name and location of,
XII. 375.
Fordham, — , publisher, VI. 83.
Fordham, F., land entry, III. 406.
Fordham, Joel, II. 220.
Fordham, Silas, III. 405; land entries,
III. 402, 406.
Fordham college, XIII. 467.
Forest fires of 1871, I. 271; IX. 334.
Forest and Stream Club, II. 347.
"Forest Queen," boat, VI. 177, 179.
Forests, heavy; XIII. 586; of upper Can-
ada, XV. 598; silence of, XIV. 198.
Forey, — , French general, II. 175.
Forge, Basille, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 533.
Forhan, M. J., XI. 310.
Forks, early name of Albion, XIV. 77.
Forks, on the Tittabawassee, store at,
VIII. 244, 255, 256.
Foreman, John, V. 506.
Foreman, Samuel, V. 328; VI. 266.
Forman, Rev. — , III. 397.
Forman, Mrs. Catherine (Mrs. S.). biog.,
V. 334; VI. 265, 266.
Forney, Dr. John, of New York, elected
honorary member of State Historical
Society, XII. 319.
Forrest, James E., biog., XIV. 170, 172.
INDEX.
209
Forrest, Mrs. James E. (Agnes Weir),
XIV. 172.
Forrest, Bros., IX. 285.
Forsaille, — , taxable property, 1802, VIII.
532.
Forshee, Daniel, death of, IX. 82.
Forsin, George, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 671.
Forster, Miss Anna M.( her trip to Sil-
ver Islet, XIV. 199.
Forster, Col. John Harris, mechanical
engineer, III. 7; VII. vi.; VIII. vii., 8;
IX. 7, 8; XL vi., 11, 18, 19; XIII. 39;
XIV. 9, 19, 22, 49, 201; XV. 617;
chosen to represent State Pioneer So-
ciety at the semi-centennial celebra-
tion of Michigan, IX. 218; "Early set-
tlement of the .copper regions of Lake
Superior," VII. 181, 189; engineer in
deepening and widening Portage
river, VIII. 140, 145; "Finance of min-
ing Lake Superior mines," XIII. 342;
"History of the settlement of Silver
Islet," XIV. 197; "Lake Superior Coun-
try," VIII. 136; "Life in the copper
mines of Lake Superior," XI. 175;
member of State Pioneer Society, II.
186; member committee of historians,
XII. iii.; XIII. iv.; XIV. iii., viii., 17,
41, 51; XV. iii.; member nominating
committee, XIV. 23; "Memoir of John
Mullett," VIII. 175; read paper for Mr.
Everett at meeting of State Pioneer
Society, XIII. 22; "Reminiscences of
the survey of the northwestern lakes,"
IX. 100; surveyed Mexican boundary
line, IX. 105.
Forster, Theodore, XIV. 204.
Forster, William T., XIV. 204.
Forster, Mrs. William T., and children,
their trip to Silver Islet, XIV. 199.
Forsyth, — , X. 123.
Forsyth, Judge — , VII. 71.
Forsyth, — , widow, location of her home,
depot of provision for U. S. troops,
XV. 535.
Forsyth, George, signs petition for bet-
ter trade facilities, XI. 461.
Forsyth, John, graduate of Princeton
college, XIV. 356; minister to Spain,
IX. 193.
Forsyth, Lee L., death of, XL 135.
Forsyth, Mrs. Maria, death of IX. 83.
Forsyth (e), Maj. Robert A., I. 123, 387;
II. 572, 574; IV. 90, 92; VII. 268; VIII.
411, 660; XII. 334, 593; XIV. 529, 574;
account of stores for Indian depart-
ment, XII. 170; drafted treaty of 1819,
VII. 142; his autograph letter pre-
sented historical society, XII. 329;
member of a court martial, VIII. 623,
626; private secretary to Gov. Cass,
1821, V. 8; X. 85; register of the U. S.
land office, XIV. 416; secretary of In-
dian department, VI. 483, 485; signs
27
official notice of John Biddle's elec-
tion to congress, XII. 645; transmits
instructions to John Meldrum, XII.
646.
Forsyth, Maj. Thomas, VIII. 651; XL
251; XII. 593.
Forsyth, William, X. 71, 72; highway
tax, 1812, IV. 409; on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 605; remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 410; subscription of for the pur-
chase of gunpowder, VIII. 620; and
wife on census roll of Detroit, 1779, X.
316.
Forsyth & Holcomb, VII. 276.
Forsyth & Pierson, III. 316.
Forsyth & Smith, I. 347.
Forsyth, Richardson & Co., XV. 141, 483,
484; letter to Sir George Prevost, XV.
591; petition for restoration of furs
taken at Michilimackinac, XV. 282.
Forts Amherstburg, location of, XV. 62,
87; at Green Bay abandoned, XIV.
665, at Quebec, first French fort, XIV.
663, at Sault Ste. Marie, abandoned,
XIV. 665; Brady, VII. 185; XIV. 646;
Chartres, location of, III. 14, plan to
attack, XIII. 57, settlement, III. 14;
Chicago (Checagou), early names of,
VI. 350, see also Fort Dearborn; Craw-
ford, IV. 88; XII. 426; Croghan, see
Detroit; Dearborn (Chicago), I. 122;
II. 181; III. 127; IV. 86-88, in 1818 gar-
risoned by U. S. troops, III. 125, in
1831, I. 49, massacre of, VIII. 648-652;
XII. 659; XV. 144, 163, number killed
and made captive, XV. 159, 259, plans
to rescue survivors, XV. 159-161; De-
fiance, on the Miami, XV. 148, 153, 176
garrison in 1794, XV. 3, number of m-
dians at, XV. 149; Detroit (Croghan,
Lernoult, Nonsense, Shelby), III. 23; X.
96; XIV. 37, deed to land of, VIII. 454,
470, description and location of, XIV.
531, 536, number of inmates under the
French government, X. 213; XIII. 48,
repaired, VIII. 462. tax levied for sup-
port of, VIII. 462, 465, see also Detroit;
Erie, captured by U. S. troops, XV.
604, location of, XV. 16, 23; Findlay,
location of. XV. 94; Frontenac, num-
ber of inmates under the French gov-
ernment, X. 213; XIII. 48; George,
VII. 198, Detroit citizens sent to, XV.
242, reinforced, XV. 139, strengthened,
XV. 177, occupied by the British. XV.
507, 522, town of burned, XV. 454; Gra-
tiot, XIV. 659, location of, I. 167, mili-
tary reservation, history and remin-
iscences of some of its officers, XL
249, troops landed at, XII. 434; Hamil-
ton, XII. 432; Henry, attacked by In-
dians, II. 19; III. 33; Holmes, VII. 190,
198, location of, VII. 201; Howard, IV.
88, location, IX. 104; Kingston,
210
INDEX.
strength of in 1808, XV. 51; Laurens
(Laurance), III. 20; IX. 410; Lee Pee
on the Illinois, IX. 389; Lernoult (De-
troit, Shelby), II. 570; V. 532, descrip-
tion of by Capt. Bird, X. 625, location
of, X. 90, report of, XII. 30, when built,
X. 96, see also Detroit; Logan, at-
tacked by Indians, III. 19"; McKay, lo-
cation of, XV. 623; Mackinaw (Michil-
imackinac), number of its inmates un-
der the French government, X. 213,
number of officers and canoes at, 1782,
XIII. 48, proposed removal to Island,
X 390, date of removal to Island, XIV.
665, surrendered by British, VII. 153,
see also Mackinaw ; Mclntosh, location
of, IX. 410; Madison, XII. 442, 443,
established, attacked by Indians, VIII.
662-669; Maiden, strongly fortified, XV.
468, see Maiden; Massac, III. 20;
Mayne (Kickayuga), XV. 88; Mays
(Frenchtown, Monroe), IV. 327, 328;
Meigs (Megs, Meggs, Migs, Miggs), I.
408, 409, Gen. Harrison at, XV. 332, lo-
cation of, I. 502, treaty of 1817, VII. 29,
30; Miami (Miamie, Miamis), III. 307,
battle of, description, XV. 289-291,
British troops engaged in and losses,
XV. 276, 277, 284, number of U. S.
troops lost at, XV. 278, 291, 295, num-
ber of Indians under Tecumseh, XV.
276, 290, destroyed, XIV. 665, Indians
at, X. 247; Monroe (Fortress), Michi-
gan soldiers at, III. 187; Moultre, seiz-
ure of announced to congress, IV. 127;
Niagara, number of inmates under
French government, X. 212; XIII. 48,
taken by the British, XV. 454, 507;
Nonsense, see Fort Detroit; Oswego,
location and description of, XV. 19,
occupied by the British, XV. 582;
Ouiattanon, XIII. 49, 50, Indian village
near, X. 247; XIII. 49; Pitt, III. 22; IX.
399, 401; X. 528, Hurons desert and
join British, X. 646, location, XIV. 257,
strength of, IX. 428; Ponchartrain, III.
13, established by orders direct from
the king, VII. 522; VIII. 428, see also
Detroit, exact location of, VIII. 428,
probable locations, X. 90, 91; Poy, IX.
363; Pumetewee, X. 248; XIII. 50; Re-
covery, XII. 118; Saginaw, XIV. 500;
St. Joseph (called Fort DuLhut), on
St. Clair river, established 1686, VI.
404; VIII. 414, 421; XIV. 659; St. Jo-
seph on St. Joseph Island, XV. 54, 87,
proposed removal to St. Mary's Falls,
XV. 71, 75, strength of, XV. 55, 62; St.
Joseph on St. Joseph river, XIII. 50,
502, assigned for destruction to the
Illinois Indians, XIII. 313, destroyed,
XIV. 665, Pottawattomie village near,
X. 248; XIII. 50; St. Louis (now
Starved Rock, on the Illinois river,
V. 94; St. Vincent, see Vincennes;
Sandusky, attacked by British, XV.
348, destroyed, XIV. 665; Schlosser,
location of, I. 407; IX. 421; Shelby, I.
501; III. 23, location of, X. 90; XIV.
531, razed, V. 532; "Recollections of,"
I. 368, sketch of, VII. 78, when built
and location of, 'X. 96, see also De-
troit; Sinclair, VI. 405; Stevenson
(Ala.), attack on, Michigan troops at,
IV. 161; Sumpter, seizure of an-
nounced to congress, IV. 127; Toronto,
number of inmates under the French
government, X. 213;" XIII. 48; Vin-
cennes (St. Vincent), IX. 409; X. 248;
XIII. 50, attacked, XIII. 57, 61, Hamil-
ton's expedition to, IX. 489, names of
troopers accompanying him, IX. 484,
settlement of, III. 13, stores taken, IX.
409, surrender, description of, IX. 495;
Wayne, an attack on planned, XV. 146,
siege cited, XII. 450, paymaster of
troops, his narrow escape, XII. 436;
Wilkins, VII. 186; William Augustus,
X. 211, 215; William Henry, IX. 411;
Winnebago, I. 50; IV. 88, base of sup-
plies for U. S. troops, XII. 428, 430;
York, XV. 71.
Fort Gratiot turnpike surveyed, XIII. 337.
Fort Wayne, railroad completed to, II.
319.
Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw Ry., II.
318; statement for 1877, II. 343-346.
Fort Wayne mission, II. 158; see also
Missions.
Fortier, Charles, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Fortiz,, Pierre, member of grand jury,
1778, X. 294.
Forton (Feerton), Jullyen, taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Forton, Thomas, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Forts, captured by Pontiac's conspiracy,
XIV. 258; table of distances between,
XIII. 49.
Fortune, Nicholas, highway tax, 1812, IV.
409.
Forty Mile Creek, British disabled troops
removed to, XV. 653; British victory
on, XV. 333.
"Forty Years Ago," III. 514.
Fosdick, Mrs. Alvin, death of, IX. 60.
Fosdick, Dr. G. W., IV. 229.
Fosdick, William B., death of, IX. 61.
Fosith, Belley, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 535.
Foss, Mrs. John, death of, XI. 132.
Fossils for state library, I. 5.
Foster, — , III. 247n; XI. 169.
Foster, Dr. — , V. 256, 257.
Foster, Prof. — , description of native
copper, VIII. 137.
Foster, Abby Kelly, XIV. 372.
Foster, Albert, II. 304, 314, 315.
Foster, Lieut. Andrew, XII. 236; member
INDEX.
211
of board to examine Indian stores at
Michilimackinac, 1795, XII. 174, 190.
Foster, Miss Anna Jane, teacher, V. 499.
Foster, Miss Betsey (Mrs. Daniel Ar-
nold), XIV. 523.
Foster, Capt. C., XV. 95, 157; aide to
Brig. Gen. Drummond, recommended
as prize agent, XV. 461; military sec-
retary, XV. 523; letters from Col. J. L.
Brenton, XV. 508; to Maj. Gen. Riall,
XV. 490.
Foster, Chloe (Mrs. Shaw), III. 601.
Foster, D. K., III. 368.
Foster, D. N., publisher, VI. 83.
Foster, Daniel, death of, XIII. 227.
Foster, David, IV. 280.
Foster, Edmund, IV. 51.
Foster, Edward, IV. 51.
Foster, Frederick M., II. 331; III. 453;
XI. 119.
Foster, G. R., XIII. 204.
Foster, George, III. 345.
Foster, George, nurseryman of Detroit,
1841, X. 74.
Foster, Dr. George B., VII. 603.
Foster, George H., printer, III. 273.
Foster, George L., II. 205; trustee of
Hillsdale college, VI. 147-149.
Foster, Rev. Gustavus L., II. 271; VII.
108.
Foster, Lieut. Col. Henry, XV. 637; let-
ter to Secretary Green, XV. 29.
Foster, J. M., III. 281.
Foster, James E., death of, XIII. 229.
Foster, John, death of, VIII. 21.
Foster, Col. John P., member of the
14th M. V. L, sketch of, XI. 117.
Foster, John W., archaeologist, II. 22;
III. 208; opinion on mound builders, II.
43, 47.
Foster, Julius, death of, XIII. 130.
Foster, Juliza, death of, XI. 84.
Foster, L. H., attorney, I. 289; XI. 310.
Foster, Lemuel, V. 527.
Foster, Mrs. Lemuel, death of, VI. 449.
Foster, Mrs. Mary, death of, VIII. 114.
Foster, Mr. Mary E., III. 107; IV. 8; V.
13; VII. 8; IX. 8; addressed meeting
of State Pioneer Society, XIV. 12, 22;
"Echoes of the Past," II. 537; gifts of,
II. 73; III. 6.
Foster, Nathaniel VII. 238, 239.
Foster, Robert, II. 178; VII. 444.
Foster, Miss Sally, XI. 8.
Foster, Samuel, XI. 119.
Foster, Samuel P., death of, XI. 136.
Foster, Samuel W., his marriage-, XIII.
560.
Foster, Mrs. Samuel W. (Ruth Sey-
mour), XIII. 560.
Foster, Seymour, student of early Lan-
sing schools, VI. 293.
Foster, Stephen, XIV. 372.
Foster, Sylva, death of, VII. 466; VIII.
45.
Foster, Thomas, III. 454, 456, 463; IV.
399; journalist, VI. 78; superintendent
of the reform school, VI. 293; vote for
state senator, II. 314.
Foster, W. C., IV. 237.
Foster, Wilder D., congressman, III. 124.
Foster, William, early teacher IV. 59,
60; death of, VIII. 100.
Foster & Whitney, VII. 156; XI. 169.
Foster's mill, XIII. 565.
Foucher, — , attorney, XI. 624.
Fouchet, — , X. 347.
Fought, Mary B., death of, VIII. 99.
Fountain, C. H., II. 339.
Fouquerau, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 601.
Four Corners, prize money distributed
for captures made at, XV. 567.
Four Mile creek, headquarters for cen-
ter division of British army, XV. 371.
Foure, M. J., V. 105.
Fourier, Charles, V. 407.
Fournia, Miss Julia (Mrs. Williams), VII.
291, 302. '
Fournier, Abr'm., I. 497, 499; on Detroit's
census roll of 1827, XII. 461%.
Fournies (Fourniez), Francois, taxable
property, 180&, VIII. 533, 535.
Fourteen Mile creek, battle on, XV. 516.
Fourth of July celebration at the toll
bridge, 1823, XIV. 572.
Foutigny, Joseph, his subscription for
missionary at Michilimackinac. X. 289.
Fowle, Benjamin, I. 168, 172, 179.
Fowle, James, I. 248.
Fowle, Maj. John, IV. 86-88.
Fowle, Mrs. John, IV. 86.
Fowle, William, accountant, VI. 324
Fowler, — , IV. 58.
Fowler, — , British soldier, XV. 302.
Fowler, — , and wife, deaths of, VIII. 57.
Fowler, A. D., VII. 622.
Fowler, Mrs. C. T., death of, XI. 38. .,
Fowler, Col. F. F., attended 72nd wed-
ding anniversary of Alex. Odren and
wife, IX. 215.
Fowler, Mrs. Fanny H. (Miss Holden),
XI. 89.
Fowler, Frederick, I. 14; IV. 248; VI.
134; member Hillsdale County Pioneer
Society, I. 168-170; member State Pio-
neer Society, IX. 91; XI. 12; state
senator, 1863, remarks on death of
Senator E. S. Northrop, VII. 225; trus-
tee of Hillsdale college, VI. 154, 162.
Fowler, Capt. J. L., U. S. A., and wife,
VI. 305.
Fowler, Mrs. John, V. 230.
Fowler, John B., XIII. 232; death of,
XIII. 234.
Fowler, "Johnny," V. 230.
Fowler, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Fowler, Joseph H., soldier of the Black
212
INDEX.
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster ro}l,
1832, VII. 349.
Fowler, Justus, VI. 306.
Fowler, Levi, death of, XI. 95.
Fowler, Luman, pioneer merchant, IV.
57; XIV. 434, 440, 448, 463, 478;
memoir, XIV. 468.
Fowler, Mrs. Luman A. (Nancy Coch-
ran), XIV. 468.
Fowler, Mary Smith, see Fowler, Mrs.
Ralph.
Fowler, Nathan I., III. 561.
Fowler, O.,S., XIV. 315.
Fowler, Ralph, IV. 6; V. 10; biog., XIII.
231, 232; first town meeting held at
house of, XIII. 232 ; founder of Fowler-
ville, XIII. 232; member of the legis-
lature, XIII. 232; XIV. 413; member
State Pioneer Society, XIII. 36; me-
morial report of Livingston county, III.
558; opened' roads and established
stage lines, XIII. 233; vice-president
State Pioneer Society, II. vii., 68, 184;
III. xi., 3, 100, 108.
Fowler, Mrs. Ralph (Mary Smith), biog.,
XIII. 231, 232, 234.
Fowler, Samuel, death of, XI. 39.
Fowler, Smith W., member State Pio-
neer Society, IX. 91; XI. 12; vice-pres-
ident of, XI. vii.; XIII. 26; publisher,
VI. 38.
Fowler, Spencer J., instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 151, 158, 160; trustee,
VI. 162.
Fowler, T., and wife, I. 169.
Fowler & Wells, merchants, XIV. 468.
Fowler house, II. 314.
Fowlerville "Review," VI. 86, 87.
Fowls (domestic), given each settler of
early Detroit, XIV. 662; killed by birds
and animals, XIV. 440; wild, on De-
troit river, I. 503.
Fox, — , clock peddler of 1840, VIII. 212.
Fox, — , pioneer of Brighton, I. 255.
Fox, — , pioneer tailor, XIV. 590.
Fox, — , and wife, V. 72, 73.
Fox, Father — , priest, VII. 177.
Fox, Maj. Dorus M., soldier of the war
of the rebellion, III. 166, 483; IV. 166;
XI. 251.
Fox, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 543.
Fox Rev. — , III. 400.
Fox, Alfred, X. 118.
Fox, Amosa, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Fox, Anne Stote (Crofton), VI. 513.
Fox, Asa, on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 461 1/2.
Fox, Charles, English statesman, VIII.
399 * XI 215
Fox, Rev. Charles, II. 325; VI. vii.; VIII.
6; author, VI. 517; XII. 330; biograph-
ical sketch, VI. 513; filled chair of
agriculture in University of Michigan,
V. 35; VI. 516, 121.
Fox, Daniel T., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88.
Fox, David S., III. 438, 457.
Fox, Freeman, member State Historical
Society, XII. 339.
Fox, George, VI. 175.
Fox, George Townsend, VI. 513.
Fox, J. L. T., attorney, XIII. 269.
Fox, Rev. Jabez, V. 323; journalist, VI.
64n.
Fox, John, XIV. 372.
Fox, John M., V. 440.
Fox, Mrs. L. J. (Nancy P. Comings),
XIV. 127.
Fox, Martin, territorial pioneer, IV. 238.
Fox, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 69.
Fox, Michael, soldier of the war of 1812,
V. 554.
Fox, N. W., death of, XIII. 114.
Fox, Patrick M., member Ionia colony,
III. 470; XIV. 560.
Fox, William, V. 485.
Fox, Dr. William, VI. 319.
Fox, Mrs. William, VI. 383.
Fox, Rev. William, VI. 379; VII. 176.
Fox, William H., VI. vii.; VIII. 6; "Bio-
graphical sketch of Rev. Charles Fox,"
VI. 513.
Fox, Robert, III. 229.
Fox S. D., IV. 244.
Fox, Capt. Simeon, IV. 81; VII. 87; IX.
162, 163; at battle of Windsor, XIII.
599.
Fox, Theophilus, appointed justice of
peace of the district of Gaspg, XI. 622.
Fox (Outagamies Renards), Indians, al-
lied with the Sacs, XI. 486; XIII. 80;
annual pay day at Detroit, XIV. 37;
at Prairie du Chien, XV. 628; attack
Detroit, VIII. 440, the surrender and
cruel treatment of, VIII. 441; attempt
to burn Fort Detroit, IV. 411; battle
with the Chippewas, VII. 557; XIV.
516; captives taken to Rock Island,
XII. 434; council with Pontiac, VIII.
267; defeated the Chippewas, XIV. 517;
gather at Belle Fontaine, V. 5; join
Pontiac's conspiracy, Pontiac's address
to, VIII. 268; location of, XI. 486; XIII.
80; male population of village in 1787,
XI. 506; XIII. 85; member of the Al-
gonquin race, XIV. 257; number at De-
troit with the British, XV. 323; pres-
ents for, XV. 630, 631; visited by Jo-
seph Ainse, XI. 502, 504; XIII. 83; with
Sacs, murdered Menominees, XII. 425.
Fox and Sac war, XII. 424; 'first gun
fired, period of, XII. 435.
Fox, Sacs and Menominees, census of in
1763, III. 16.
Fox, animal, I. 403; V. 251; destroyed
fowls, XIV. 440; habits of, I. 505; num-
erous, VI. 475; XIII. 548; skins used
for caps, XIV. 438.
Fox Islands location of, I. 259.
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2L3
Fox Ridge, XIII. 315.
Fox river of Illinois, early names of, VI.
351; Fort Howard at mouth of, IX.
103; Gen. Brady camped on, XII. 428;
Sauks joined Col. McKay on, XV. 623;
scene of Indian murders, XII. 427.
Foy, E., British soldier, XI. 407; deputy
adjutant general, orders signed by, IX.
344, 345; letter to Gen. Carleton, X.
281.
Frain, Charles, VIII. 91.
Frain, Lorenzo, VIII. 91.
Frain, Solomon, VIII. 91.
Frain, William, biog., VIII. 74, 91.
Frakes, Miss Anna (Mrs. Rinehart), IV.
233.
Frakes, Ocilla, death of, XI. 73.
Frakes, Robert, III. 522; V. 373.
Fralick, Abraham, father of Henry, X. 1.
Fralick, Abram, I/ 255.
Fralick, Corinna A. (Mrs. Henry F.),
X. 3.
Fralick, Henry, banker, I. 446; II. 561;
III. 373, 413; V. 11; VI. 6, 321, 323; VII.
501; VIII. vii., 6, 8, 10; IX. 5-9; X. v.;
XI. 7; XIII. 16, 27, 38; autobiography,
X. 1; chairman of committee to repre-
sent State Pioneer Society at semi-
centennial celebration of Michigan, IX.
217; exhibit of fruit in 1847, X. 76;
gift of, XI. 13; member of the legisla-
ture, IX. 9; member of relief commit-
tee appointed by Gov. Baldwin to aid
fire sufferers, IX. 339; X. 2; member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15;
executive committee, IV. ix.; V. 2; VI.
4; VII. x., 6; VIII. xiv., nominating
committee, VI. 7, 9; XIV. 7; memorial
report of Kent county, XIII. 219; presi-
dent State Pioneer Society, president's
address, IX. 1; X. vii.; portrait, X.
Frontispiece; read paper of G. W.
White, XIV. 13; read resolution of the
Old Residents' Association of Grand
Rapids, XIII. 26; tributes to Prof. J.
C. Holmes, XIV. 2, Hezekiah G. Wells,
VIII. 170, Witter J. Baxter, XIV. 6.
Fralick, Mrs. Henry, X. 3.
Fralick, Henry S., VII. 501.
Fralick, Jeannette (Mrs. H. F.), biog.,
VII. 488, 501.
Fralick, Mary E. (Miss Keller), mother
of Henry, X. 1.
Fralick, Peter, I. 446; V. 243.
France, average size of farms in, XIV.
645; ceded territory to Great Britain,
III. 12; XIV. 643; dominion in Amer-
ica, VIII. 368; first explorations in
America, XIV. 651; gift to settlers at
Detroit XIV. 662 ; her fruit culture, IX.
267.
Franceaur, Augustine, I. 345.
Frances, sister (nun), appeals for pro-
tection of convent grounds, XIV. 36.
Frances, W-, death of, XIV. 147.
Franchere, Gabriel, III. 54. 55.
Francis, Capt. — , murdered, XV. 680.
Francis, Mrs. — , VI. 210.
Francis, Erastus M., death of, VIII. 68.
Francis, William, publisher, III. 273.
Francis, William, teacher, 1848, I. 457.
"Francis," boat, XV. 25.
Franciscans, priests, first pioneers, I.
481.
Franciscan Sister's Mother House, XIII.
471.
Francisco, Ephraim, II. 583.
Francisco, Henry A., II. 315.
Franck, Capt. — , a soldier of the rebel-
lion, VII. 298.
Franckboner, Mrs. Elizabeth (Miss
Corse), memoir, XIV. Ill, 525.
Frank, slave, price of, I. 415.
Frank, Mrs. Adeline Kittle (Mrs. Col.
F.), biog., XI. 111.
Frank, Benjamin, publisher, VI. 90.
Frank, Daniel, death of, X. 5.
Frank, John C., XIII. 257.
Frank, Col. John R., XI. Ill; XIII. 239,
256; account rendered, VIII. 487;
patent of land signed by Andrew Jack-
son, XIII. 257.
Frank, Mrs. John R., XIII. 257.
Frankfort "Express," first paper of Ben-
zie county established, VI. 69.
Frankish, Daniel, VI. 421.
Frankish, Samuel, II. 396; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 90; XIII. 36.
Frankish, Mrs. Samuel, II. 396; IX. 77.
Franklin, Benjamin, III. 494; IX. 239; XI.
215; XIV. 360; date of his experience
with a kite, VI. 453; honored in youth
by governor of New York, VII. 329;
instrumental in establishing Philadel-
phia library, memorial tablet, VII. 330-
332; member of committee which
wrote the declaration of independence,
XL 145, 147; United States minister
to France, established boundary line,
III. 247; XIII. 503; remarks on con-
vention of 1787, XI. 48, 150.
Franklin, Rev. Benjamin, III. 107 ; VII.
5, 404; VIII. 6; IX. 7, 8; XI. 11; XIII.
9; biog., XIV. 99.
Franklin, Mrs. Benjamin, IX. 39.
Franklin, Charles, I. 180.
Franklin, Elmer, death of, XIII. 164.
Franklin, James, vote for member legis-
lature, II. 310.
Franklin, William A., I. 270.
Franklin (Ky.), III. 167.
Franklin county, Ohio, I. 507.
Franklin township (Lenawee county), or-
ganized, II. 360, 365, 387.
Franks, H., III. 281, 292.
Franks, Jacob, bill for Indian supplies,
XV. 194; claim for losses by Indians,
XV. 674; signs letter to Capt. Roberts,
XV. 247.
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Franks, John Martin, on census roll of Frazer, Capt. — , X. 570.
Detroit, 1782, X. 607. Frazer, A. D., see Fraser.
Franquelins map, names of rivers on, Frazer, Alexander, see Fraser.
VI. 350. Frazer, E. A., attorney, XI. 310.
Frary, Mrs. — , II. 393. Frazer, Edward, VII. 175.
Frary, Benjamin, I. 244. Frazer, James, see Fraser.
Frary, Frank, X. 123. Frazier, A. D., see Fraser.
Frary, Lucy, I. 244. Frazier, Alexander, see Fraser.
Frary, Stephen, I. 241, 244, 245. Frazier, Clark L., publisher, VI. 98.
Frary, Mrs. Stephen, I. 241. Frazier, John M., XIV. 424.
Fraser (Frazer, Frazier), A. D.,. attorney, Frazier, William A., soldier of 1861, II.
I. 32, 393; II. 179, 572; III. 224; IV. 436.
469; VI. 411, 499; XII. 335, 340, 556, "Fred," mentioned by Col. Shoemaker,
578, 585; XIII. 285, 288; affidavit com- IV. 134, 144, 146.
plimenting Judge Woodward, XII. 640; Fredenburg, John B., II. 229, 230.
called father of the Michigan bar, VI. Fredenburg, Sylvester, supervisor, XIII.
365; comment on article in "Gazette" 212, 518; biog., XIV. 112, 117.
of 1824, XII. 595; furnished valuable Fredenburg, Mrs. Sylvester (Miss Jane
papers of Maj. May's, VIII. 506n, 507n; M. Wheeler), XIV. 118.
gifts of, XII. 332, 334, 337, 339, 341, Fredonia township (Calhoun county), or-
347; locates position of the battle of ganized, II. 195, 228.
Monguagon, VI. 469n, 472; member Frederick, Duke of York, commander-in-
State Historical Society, XII. 323, 526. Chief British army, letters from Earl
Fraser, Mrs. A. D., gift of, XII. 347. Bathurst, XV. 493, Gen. Proctor XV.
Fraser, Alexander, V. 533; XIII. 48; XIV. 47^ to Sir George Prevost XV. 157,
424; XV. 516; letter to Col. Campbell, i58> 447, 432, 487, 494, 507, 654, 658,
X. 216. unaddressed, XV. 350; orders award-
Fraser, Miss Annie (Mrs. Wm. McEuan), jng medals of honor, XV. 403, 404.
XI. 25. Frederick the Great, king of Prussia, XI.
Fraser, Ehsha A., VII. 623. 266- XII 342
Fraser, James, XV. 245; remained Brit- Frederick, 'Richard, death of, XIII. 239;
ish subject at close of the revolution- ^iv 147
ary war VIII 410; signs letter to Frederick & Staffan, XIII. 456.
Capt. Roberts XV. 246 Fredericks, Egbert, death of, XIV. 53.
6^604 fiT'lV itV 372- XI '25 XIll' Fr66 &nd AcceP^d Masons,' first lodge
??? ?k &l *W? Tn?;iX 180 Tn of Detroit organized 1821, X. 86.
353, 354, 361, 378 XIV. 176 180 In- «p Traders," boats on Lake Superior,
dian mounds on farm of, IV. 380; Ig45 XIV 2o5
distributed fruit among pioneers, VII. ,
255, 256; member firs? board of in- Freedom township (Washtenaw county)
spectors of Bay county, VII. 228, 245, ^ganized, IV" 395; how named' IV"
247; removal to Saginaw, IX. 123.
Fraser James, bank cashier, Menominee, £ree and- Abra^am'7'T4705;0
j 268 Freeland, Jonathan C., I. 248.
Fraser Mrs. James III 602. Freelon, Capt. Thomas W., soldier of the
Fraser (Frazer), Murdock, I. 8; II. Mexican war, VII. 112, 114, in com-
86; XIV. 176; member State Pioneer mand of Co. E., battle before Mexico
Society, I. 86; VII. 90. City. vn- 120' promotion, VII. 116.
Fraser, Mrs. Murdock (Isabella Gould- Freeman. Capt. — , IX. 507.
ing), biog., XIV. 175, 176. Freeman, Rev. A. B., X. 186.
Fraser, Robert E., his temperance work, Freeman, Mrs. Almira, V. 529.
XIII. 402. Freeman, Bradley, III. 517.
Fraser township (Bay county), organ- Freeman, Charles, III. 619.
ized, first supervisor, III. 334. Freeman, Chester H., attorney, III. 327,
Frasher, William P., on census roll of 329; IV. 196; drew original act to in-
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 ^ corporate Bay county, I. 103, 104; first
Frasier, Martin, IV. 60. prosecuting attorney of Bay county,
Frasier, Mrs. Martin, IV. 59. I. 105-108; III. 333.
Frasier, Lieut. William, takes invoice of Freeman, Mrs. Chester H., I. 108.
goods at St. Joseph, 1799, XII. 302, 303. Freeman, Deacon Daniel, VI. 274, 275.
Fray, Ensign — , bill for dancing, III. 27. Freeman, Rev. Daniel, III. 228.
Frazee, Rev. Bradford, early preacher, Freeman, Daniel F., III. 437.
III. 239, 240, 437; IV. 185, 361, 362; Freeman, Prof. E. A. XIV. 390.
XIII. 409. Freeman, Ed W., III. 352.
Frazee, Rev. J. H., III. 242. Freeman, Edmund, III. 517.
INDEX.
215
Freeman, Ezra F., on election roll, 1799,
VIII. 510, 511.
Freeman, F. S., III. 472.
Freeman, Green, II. 445.
Freeman, Harry, III. 517.
Freeman, Henry, IV. 249.
Freeman, Jackson, landlord, V. 244.
Freeman, Jared, III. 517.
Freeman, Rev. L. N., III. 289.
Freeman, Mrs. Mary Ann (Mrs. Richard
F.), biog., III. 618.
Freeman, Melancton, M. D., death of, IX.
54; X. 5.
Freeman, Merrills, II. 353.
Freeman, Merville, II. ,,309.
Freeman,^ Mrs. Michael, death of, XIII.
130.
Freeman, O. C., first clerk of Burlington
township, II. 211.
Freeman, Polly (Mrs. Hubbard), III. 595.
Freeman, Richard, III. 618, 619; biog.,
IV. 386.
Freeman, Rev. Silas C., incorporated St.
Luke's parish, Ypsilanti and St.
Peter's, Tucumseh, III. 216, 217; IX.
142.
Freeman, Warren, soldier of the Mexi-
can war, died in Mexico, VII. 115.
Freeman, William, death of, IX. 58.
Freer, — , VI. 309.
Freer, Lieut. Noah, British military sec-
retary, XV. 221, 253, 276, 277, 279, 280,
285, 286, 423, 545; letters from Lieut.
Binder, XV. 495, Lieut. Col. Bouchette,
XV. 442, Capt. Richard Bullock, XV.
393, 423, 424, 464-466, 496, 597, Maj.
(Capt.) Peter L. Chambers, XV. 289,
352, 356, 359, Gen. Darroch, XV. 410,
Maj. Gen. DeRottenburg, XV. 214, 381,
Robert Dickson, XV. 222, 258, 321, 396,
423, 593, Lieut. Gen. Drummond, XV.
476, 487, 489, 491, 518, 555, 639, 651,
668, 676-678, A. Gray, XV. 214, 223,
Maj. R. Heathcote, XV. 610, Capt.
Robert Loring, XV. 257, 268, 269, 525,
James McGill, XV. 213, James Malloy,
XV. 576, Col. Christo Myers. XV. 292,
Gen. Proctor, XV. 137, 370-372, 439,
Capt. Roberts, XV. 231, 309. 321-323,
433, 434, D. H. Robinson, XV. 84, Maj.
Gen. Sheaffe, XV. 261, 271, Capt. Wil-
liam Smith, XV. 486, to Gen. DeRotten-
burg, XV. 210, 483, James McGill, John
Richardson and W. McGillivrary, XV.
213; ordered to deliver prize money,
XV. 567.
Freer papers cited, XV. 24, 54, 200, 272,
273, 568.
Freewill Baptist church, founder of, VI.
137; X. 43; first organized in Mich-
igan, VI. 138; X. 43; of Cooks Prairie,
X. 33.
Freeze, Anne, V. 417.
Freeze, Charles E., V. 446.
Freiburger, Charles, IV. 442.
Freidenberg, Mathew, V. 486.
Fremont, Gen. John Charles, explorer, II.
77; III. 376; IV 235; V. 335; VII. 497,
504 ; XIV. 59 ; proposed treatment of
slaves, IV. 167.
Fremont "Times," VI. 90.
Fremont township (Alpena county), or-
ganized, all of county, first officers,
VI. 172.
Frenau, — , II. 55.
French, Maj. — , 85th British regiment,
member of court of inquiry, XII. 619.
French, Buell, death of, IX. 77.
French, Charlotte, death of, IX. 77.
French, Darwin, death of, XIII. 113. .
French, Deacon David, I. 425, 426; II.
572; IV. 461, 462; VII. 188.
French, E., and wife, biog., IV. 241.
French, Mrs. Electa J. (Miss Patterson),
X. 50; XIV. 71.
French, Elizabeth (Mrs. Jno. Denton),
IX. 51.
French, Ezekiel, settled in Michigan in
1824, X. 56.
French, Mrs. F., IV. 249.
French, Ferdinand, IV. 279.
French, Franklin, I. 168, 170.
French, Isaac, I. 179; biog., XI. 33.
French, J. B., III. 292.
French, John, biog., IX. 48, 51.
French, Mrs. John, IX. 51.
French, Joseph, I. 340; treasurer of Al-
bion college, II. 205.
French, Joseph A., IX. 51.
French, Maria (Mrs. Jno. Cogswell), IX.
51.
French, Martha, IX. 51. '
French, Moses J., IX. 51.
French, Newell, IV. 462; supervisor of
highways, XIV. 415.
French, Mrs. O. W., death of, XIV. 135:
French, Phineas, II. 311.
French, Richard, VII. 220.
French, Dr. S. S., VI. 260, 262; XIV. 372;
assistant surgeon in war of the rebel-
lion, VIII. 63; mayor of Battle Creek,
VII. 371.
French, Mrs. S. S., VI. 262.
French, Simeon, settled in Michigan in
1824, X. 56.
French, T.. name in water mark of old
manuscript, VIII. 479.
French, Miss Theresa A., librarian, III.
359. .
French, Van Rensselaer H., soldier of
the Mexican war, died in Mexico, VII.
115.
French, agriculture of, I. 352. Algon-
quin Indians, allies of, XIV. 664;
carts, XIII. 491; claims, how the last
to a Michigan farm was extinguished,
XIV. 643; citizens of Monroe support
A. E. Wing for congress, XII. 569;
colony at Quebec, 1542, XIV.. 654;.
deed, copy of, IV. 77; early amuse-
216
INDEX.
ments, I. 360; costumes and educa-
tion, I. 359; early laws enacted by,
XIV. 661; early settlers, settlements
and language, I. 352, 364; II. 95; early
occupation in Michigan, XIV. 651; en-
terprise and posts of, VII. 522; equip
Indians for warfare, VIII. 458; estab-
lished first fort at Quebec, XIV. 653;
explicit on slavery question, ordinance
quoted, XII. 517; export of furs, value
of, XIV. 664; first settlements, inac-
curacy of names, VI. 372; XIV. 431;
found evidences of early agriculture,
XIV. 515; good hunters and woods-
men, XII. 434; governors of America,
including Michigan, from 1540 to 1755,
III. 114, 117-119; homesteads, I. 357;
houses built of cedar, II. 102; imple-
ments and vehicles, I. 353 ; in upper
peninsula mines, XI. 182; lack of
• energy, XIII. 67; land grants to, VI.
363; leave Detroit for lower Canada,
XV. 3; Michigan under rule of, VIII.
368; old traditions of IV. 70; opinions
of the Walk-in-the-Water, XIV. 156; or-
chards, I. 355; patriotism of the early
settlers, I. 361; pear trees, I. 356;
posts, garrisons and number of canoes
sent up each year, X. 212; raised flag
at Quebec, III. 12; relations with the
Indians, I. 365; settlement at Detroit
in 1736, VIII. 364, at Green Bay, IX.
103; society of the early settlers, I.
360; taught Indians to make maple
sugar, XIV. 664; title in northwest ter-
ritory extinguished by treaty of 1763,
XIV. 258; vehicles, I. 504; version of
Gov. Woodbridge's message, VII. 580.
French and English war, VII. 153; im-
portance of Detroit, II. 103.
French piece of money, value of, X. 213.
French town (Fort Mays, Monroe), IV.
327; battle of, XV. 227-229; official re-
turns of British troops, XV. 237-240;
see also Raisin river.
Frendenburg, Daniel, III. 44.
Frenier, Charles Jacques, II. 541; testi-
mony at court of inquiry, XI. 543.
Frenier, Jacques, his account with Jo-
seph Ainse, XI. 510.
Frensdorf, Henry, death of, XIV. 68.
Frerot, — , XII. 282.
Frerot, Francois, I. 345.
Freiiil, Mme. Francois, death of, V. 102.
Frey, Ensign — , 8th British regiment,
X. 515; present at Indian councils, X.
462, 472, 543, 550; XIII. 93.
Frey, Rev. C. F., XI. 124.
Frey, Mrs. Joseph, death of, XIV. 69.
Frey, Rebecca Albertson (Mrs. Wm. F.),
XI. 124.
Freydenburg, S., I. 210.
Freytag, Prof. — , XIII. 457.
Friapeete, father, organized St. Mary's
association of Monroe, 1780, VI. 375.
Frichette, father, organized Catholic
church at Monroe, IV. 323.
Friday, Philip, death of, XIII. 239.
Frieden, Rev. John P., vice-president of
Detroit college, XIII. 441, 443.
Friedland, Rev. John F., priest, XIII.
444-447, 475; memoir of. XIII. 448.
Friend, Mrs. John, III. 545.
Friends, see Quakers.
"Friends Good Will," boat, built on river
Rouge, 1810, chartered by government
in 1812, II. 36; captured by British,
name changed to Little Belt, recap-
tured by Com. Perry, II. 36; VIII. 233,
234.
"Friendship," schooner, I. 470.
Frieskie, Frederick, Prussian soldier in
the battle of Waterloo, death of, VI.
430.
Frieze, Prof. Henry S., VIII. 17; XII.
366; acting president of the university
senate, -VI. 36; instructor in univer-
sity, V. 35; IX. 92; gift of art to the
university, V. 36; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 323.
Frink, Edward, II. 584.
Frink, Josiah, VI. 196.
Frink, M. A., VII. 555, 556.
Frink, Nelson, death of, XIV. 184.
Frink, O., VII. 556.
Frink, Mrs. Susan, death of, IX. 61.
Frink, W. B., V. 247.
Frisbee, J. W., VI. 269.
Frisbie, John L., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Frisbie, Mrs. John L., I. 169.
Frisbie, Mrs. Julia E., biog., VI. 266, 269.
Frizbie, H. Z., V. 321, 322.
Frobisher, Benjamin, XI. 420, 421, and
Joseph, XI. 465; sign petition for pro-
tection of traders, IX. 552; XI. 484,
488; XIII. 79.
Frobisher, Joseph, merchant of Mon-
treal, IX. 595; signs bond of Samuel
Robertson, IX. 621.
Frobisiere. — , X. 231, 232.
Froebel, Friedrich, educator, XIV. 394.
Frohm, Dorothy, death of, XIV. 52.
Frohm, Henry, death of, XIV. 52.
Froissart, Jean, tribute to Queen Phil-
ippa and Jane, countess of Montfort,
XIV. 521.
Frolics and amusements of the early set-
tlers ,V. 304.
Frontaine, J. Bte., taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Frontenac, Louis de Baude, Count de
Palluan, III. 650, 659; VIII. 381, 422;
XI. 251; XIV. 657; governor general of
America, including Michigan, 1672, III.
114, 118; his name for Lake Ontario,
VI. 349; his dislike of Jesuits, VIII.
388; ordered Fort St. Joseph estab-
lished, XIV. 659.
"Frontier hospitality," V. 55.
INDEX.
217
Frontis, Rev. — , VI. 377.
Frost, — , member commission to locate
site for Saginaw, I. 19, 20.
Frost, Charles H., death of, VIII. 68.
Frost, David, death of, XI. 83.
Frost, Rev. George, X. 184.
Frost, George S., I. 428, 429; V. 559; X.
61; XII. 349, 366, 367; gift of, XII. 333;
member State Historical Society, V. 4;
XII. 323, 327; librarian of society, XII
325.
Frost, Mrs. George S., VI. 377.
Frost, Mrs. Isaac, death of, XIV. 134.
Frost, J., III. 281.
Frost. Jacob, XIII. 213.
Frost, Mrs. James, death of, VI. 383-
Frost, Mrs. John, death of, XI. 95.
Frost, Josiah B., member State Pioneer
Society, XIII. Ill; XIV. 41.
Frost, Marana W. (Mrs. Elijah Hamlin),
XIV. 158.
Frost, Miss Matilda (Mrs. Jas. H. Mott),
XIII. 213.
Frost, Mrs. N., settled in Michigan in
1823, X. 56.
Frost, Stephen, merchant, XIV. 404.
Frost, William, death of, XI. 84.
Frost & Gidley, merchants, XIV. 404.
Frost Spring, analysis of water, III. 428.
Frothingham, George E., M. D., XIII. 136;
instructor in the University of Mich-
igan, VII. 607. -
Frougeville, — , his subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288.
Froy, F., VIII. 484.
Fruax, derivation of name, VI. 372n.
Frue, Capt. William B., organized Silver
Islet Mining Co., XIV. 198; superin-
tendent of mining company, XIV. 201.
Frue, Mrs. William and children, their
trip to Silver Islet, XIV. 199.
Fruit, culture of in Ottawa county, IX.
267; early cultivated, XIV. 446; na-
tive of Michigan, V. 250; section called
fruit belt, IX. 261; varieties grown by
early settlers, X. 71-77; when intro-
duced into America, IX. 267; wild in
Michigan, XIV. 437, 438, in Saginaw
valley, VII. 256.
"Fruit Culturist," X. 71.
Fruit Growers and Nurserymens' Asso-
ciation, see Michigan Nurserymen and
Fruit Growers' Association, X. 80.
Frumvillar, Prof. — , XIII. 458.
Fry, Maj. — , XII. 429.
Fry, Col. J. B., chief of Gen. Buell's
staff, IV. 148, 150-154, 157-159.
Fry, Ensign Philip R., 8th British regi-
ment, IX. 582, 643; X. 638; XI. 332;
letters to Capt. McKee, X. 597, Secre-
tary Matthews, XL 418, salary, X. 638.
Fryant, George, IX. 285.
Fryant & White's mill, IX. 285.
28
Fuelerton, Charles R., soldier of the
Mexican war, VI. 19.
Fulcher, Richard, death of, III. 610.
Fullam, Capt. — , soldier of the revolu-
tionary war, XIV. 152.
Fullam, Miss — , (Mrs. Postal), XIV. 152.
Fuller, — , I. 52, 130, 131.
Fuller, Capt. — , British soldier, XV. 30.
Fuller Abraham, XIII. 218.
Fuller, Alva, III. 280, 283, 286; VII. 305;
XIV. 561.
Fuller, Andrew G., attorney, XI. 310.
Fuller, Artunedorus, III. 553; subscrip-
tion to first court house, II. 427.
Fuller, Asa, territorial pioneer, IV. 238.
Fuller, Asahel, VII. 232, 392 ; first settler
in Springfield township, III. 564; VII.
560.
Fuller, Benjamin, death of. IX. 61.
Fuller, Charles L., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 520; publisher, VI. 92.
Fuller, Chloe, death of, XIII. 230.
Fuller, David, early settler of Bunker
Hill township, II. 314; XI. 131; XII.
393.
Fuller, Edward L., banker, I. 335, 336;
IX. 285; tribute to. XIII. 11; vote for
state senator, II. 314.
Fuller, Edward P., death of, XI. 83.
Fuller, Edward P. & S. L., bankers, VI.
321.
Fuller, Esbon G., first lawyer of Branch
county, II. 186; III. 7, 342; VI. 223;
VII. 350.
Fuller, Farmer, V. 431, 432.
Fuller, George B., biog., VII. 434, 437.
Fuller, Mrs. George B. (Miss Curtis),
VII. 437; XI. 70.
Fuller, Harriet, death of, IX. 18.
Fuller, Harvey, II. 445..'
Fuller, Hiram W., II. 184.
Fuller, J. C., V. 362.
Fuller, J. E., III. 292.
Fuller, James, biog., VII. 425, 445.
Fuller, Rev. James M., III. 235, 237.
Fuller, Jefferson, V. 447.
Fuller, Jeremiah, his arrival in Michi-
gan, XIII. 560.
Fuller, Job, XIV. 423.
Fuller, John, I. 247.
Fuller Jonah, biog., III. 621.
Fuller, Lemuel, VII. 437.
Fuller, Lucy (Mrs. L. Moore), VI. 329.
Fuller, Mary, VII. 437.
Fuller, Orlando A., I. 255.
Fuller, Rev. Osgood E., III. 219.
Fullerton, Paulina, first teacher of Nan-
kin township, IV. 58.
Fuller, Philo C., speaker of the house of
representatives, XIV. 412.
Fuller, Mrs. Rhoda, death of, VI. 448.
Fuller, Russell, XIII. 233.
Fuller, Ruth (Mrs. Ruth Little), XIII.
218.
218
INDEX.
Fuller, Dr. S. L., III. 547; IV. 442, 443.
Fuller, Samuel W., XIV. 424.
Fuller, Thomas, II. 144. '
Fuller, William D., member State Pio-
neer Society, XIII. Ill; XIV. 41.
Fuller, William F., IV. 279.
Fuller, Wilson B., attorney, XI. 310.
Fullerton, — , X. 7.
Fuller, Maj. — , British soldier, XV. 73,
74.
Fullson, Joseph, II. 398.
Fulton, Capt. — , messenger for Gen.
Brock, XV. 140.
Fulton, Rev. J. J., X. 186.
Fulton, James, founder of St. Glair, I.
442; VI. 406, 407; VII. 565; allowance
for building county jail, XIII. 335;
county clerk of St. Glair, VI. 410; first
purchaser of land in county, IV. 349;
member "Pontiac company," III. 560;
signs petition for a representative in
congress, XII. 587.
Fulton, John, death of, XIV. 193.
Fulton, John A., surveyor, XI. 220.
Fulton, Mrs. Maria (Mrs. Mapes), V. 291.
Fulton, Peter, .XI. 78.
Fulton, Robert, first sheriff of St. Glair,
IV. 343, 344, 355.
Fulton, Robert, inventor, I. 330, 384; XL
216; date of applying steam to water
crafts, III. 494; VII. 453.
Fulton Bros., township named for, II. 264.
Fulton line, boundary between Michigan
and Ohio established by congress, VI.
380; XII. 411.
Funnels, of copper, plate, tin, in garri-
son supplies, XI. 427, 430; XII. 127.
Funson & Rust, V. 460.
Fur companies, see American, Astor,
Northwest, Pacific.
Fur trade, extent of, XIII. 68; interrup-
tion of felt in London, XIII. 68 memo-
randum of, X. 272; XIII. 68; number
of canoes required for transport XIII.
68; petitions for protection of, IX. 549-
552.
Furgeson, Mrs. Lydia, death of, IX. 57.
Furlong, Mike, landlord, XIV. 327.
Furlong, John, IX. 334.
Furlow, Charlotte (Mrs. Woodworth),
VII. 422.
Furman, Ashley B., I. 296.
Furman, Oliver, V. 446.
Furnaces of Lake Superior country, ship-
ments in 1875, VII. 172, 173.
Furniture from senate chamber of old
capitol, in possession of State Pioneer
Society, III. 10.
Furs, Beaver skin the unit of value, XIV.
664; cargo captured by U. S. troops
near Detroit, XV. 164; early industry
and barter of the Indians in, I. 504;
XIV. 656; early smuggling of reported,
XII. 6; exclusive traffic in granted to
company, XIV. 662; of trader saved by
Sac Indians, XII. 441; petition for
restoration of those taken at Michil-
imackinac, XV. 281; prices of, VIII.
481; protected in transportation by
flag of truce, XV. 590 ; sent by English
in American boats, XV. 320; sent to
England via Montreal, XIII. 339; used
for caps of the early settlers, XIV. 438.
Furton, Francis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Furton, John Baptiste, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
"Furtrader," boat, XL 169.
Fury, John, wounded at massacre of Fort
Dearborn, XV. 160.
Fuses and forms, ordnance stores, XL
430; XII. 127.
Fusils, for Indians, X. 496, 580, 632.
Fute, — , X. 229.
Futvoye, George, clerk in the crown law
department, provincial library, Can-
ada, VIII. 396; corresponding member
State Historical Society, XII. 331; gift
of, XII. 333, 340, 342, 343.
"G. P. Heath," boat on Kalamazoo river,
III. 305.
Gabarne Pre. of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of the revolu-
tionary war, VIII. 410.
Gaffe, Baptiste, merchant, IX. 658.
Gaffney, Patrick, V. 448.
Gafney, Mrs. Martin, V. 485.
Gage, — , Kalamazoo county, X. 154.
Gage, Abigail, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461^.
Gage, Albert, biog., V. 493.
Gage, C. H., IV. 19.
Gage, Miss Caroline (Mrs. C. Hewitt),
VI. 295.
Gage, DeWitt C., attorney, IV. 19; XIII.
267, 268; secretary to Gov. Bingham,
XIII. 269.
Gage, Mrs. DeWitt C. (Miss Catherine
Glover), XIII. 269.
Gage, Rev. Franklin, II. 159, 163, 165,
166; III. 356; IX. 76; X. 53.
Gage, George, member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Gage, Gilbert, V. 449.
Gage, Glover, XIII. 270.
Gage, Henry, XIII. 270.
Gage, James, XIII. 270.
Gage, Rev. Justin, VIII. 108.
Gage, Justus, VI. 125.
Gage, Mary C., V. 505.
Gage, Morgan Lewis, I. .7; IV. 18, 413;
XIV. 574; member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525; XIV. 417; member
State Historical Society, XII. 325.
Gage, Richard S., death of, X. 5.
Gage, Robert, soldier of the war of 1812,
V. 556; land entry, III. 425.
Gage, Dr. Seneca H., III. 392, 397.
Gage, Mrs. Seneca H., III. 397.
INDEX. 219
Gage, Stephen L., and wife, II. 457. ing member of State Historical So-
Gage, Maj. Gen. Thomas, II. 585, 592; ciety, XII. 328.
III. 17; VI. 405; VIII. viii.; X. 224, 229, Gale, Orlando C., II. 207; IV. 249.
240, 243, 244, 256, 257, 261; XII. 214; Gale, William, XII. 565.
annuls order relative to Hog Island Galena, rich veins of found, XIII. 344;
not made by the King's council, X. XIV. 204.
245; declares void and null all grants "Galena," boat, III. 186; VI. 194.
made by Col. Gladwin, Maj. Bruce and Galesburg (Toland's Prairie). II. 159;
Bellestre of 1760, VIII. 468; letters to III. 511; county pioneer meeting at,
Capt. Browne, X. 218, 233, Gen. Haldi- VI. 308; history of the first Congrega-
mand, X. 215, Mr. Langlade, VIII. 368, tional church, original members, V.
Capt. McPherson, VIII. 468, Lieut. Col. 413; of Methodist Episcopal church,
Smith, X. 249, Capt. Turnbull. II. 595; list of pastors, 1832 to 1884, X. 52, 53;
X. 219, 234; letters unaddressed, X. settlement of, VII. 481.
210, 220, 245; petitioned by Jean Bap- Galiger, G. H., V. 446.
tiste Chapoton for release of powder Galileo,' — , astronomer, IV. 200 ; his in-
stored with government supplies, X. ventions and discoveries, XIII. 582.
238; sailed for England, X. 251. Galinee, — , priest, II. 90; destroyed stone
Gage, Rev. W., VI. 378 idol of indians, III. 648, 650; XIV.
Gage, William, II. 482; first settler of 656
Holly township, VII. 560; land entry, Qalitzin, Rev. — , I. 493.
m- 563- Gallager, Miss Martha (Mrs. O. Tower),
Gage & Hughes, III. 385, 389. XI 52
"Gage" boat, IX. 473, 582, 585; XI 433. Gallager; Owen, death of, VI. 448.
Ga£oorVISa.no' °n ^DS^S r° Detroif' Gallagher, Charles, memoir of, VII. 217.
1782, X. 609; and wife on census roll Gall her Rev. Frederick H., trustee of
of Detroit, 1779, X. 318. Hillsdale college, VI. 163.
Property, 1802, Gal]agher) James> xii. 566.
Ganer Julien on census roll of Detroit GallaSher. Thomas, officer of the Mont-
S? YTT 4Ri v gomery Guards, XIV. 417.
Gagnier Isaac/2 of Detroit, remained Gallagher W.D., author, era of his writ-
British subject at close of revolution- Gallfgh winiami VI. 472.
ary war, VIII. 411. Pallatin Dr _ II 415
Gavm ^CQUe' taXaWe pr°perty' 1802' Gallatin! Albert, secretary of the treas-
Gaiee Mrs Marv A death of IX 39 ury> 1802' L 469' 470; XIL 656; XV"
Urttlge, IVllb. IVldiy A., ueain OI, lA.. 0». -\79- antno-rnnh nrpstmtprl CJtatf Vfiq.
Gaigvin, Augustin, XI. 344; XIII. 75. n Presented .JJ
Gaifaeher James on census roll of De torical Society, XII. 333; elected hon-
l 1897 Yn ?'^i/ orary member State Historical So-
croit, istt, All. 4biy2. riptv XTT 321
Gaillard, Louis, taxable property, 1802, ^ *
VIII 537 Gallegos, Anto Maria, Mexican soldier
Gaines, Gen. Edmund P., removes In- „ °°- Parole. XIL^T12- „
dians to west of Mississippi river, V. £a ery, James VI. 271.
174- XII 425 Gallery, P., land entry, III. 430.
Gaines. John, IV. 196. Ga!l!gan' ^ryan death of, XI. 136.
Gaines, Mary, IV. 196. ga !^an' C" E:- Y"1- 108'
Gaines, Nellie, IV. 194. Gallipeau, — I. 345.
Gainsley, Mrs. _ , III. 522. Gallissonniere, see La Gallissonniere.
Gainze Isaac, Sr!, of Detroit, remained Galloway, Mrs. — , VII. 356.
British subject at close of revolution- Galloway. Alexander, III. 561; land en-
ary war, VIII. 411. try, III. 564, 568.
Gais, Ursula, death of, XI. 85. Galloway, David, XIV. 376.
Galbraith, Mrs. Alice, death of, XIV. 193. Galloway, George, III. 590.
Galbraith & McCollum, loss by fire, VI. Galloway, James, VII. 564.
Ig5. Galloway, Mrs. James (Henriet C. Pal-
Gale, Anthony, I. 255. mer), VII. 565.
Gale, Rev. Edward, V. 415. Galloway, James D., land entry, III. 570.
Gale, G. H., merchant XIV. 113. Galloway, John, member of the legisla-
Gale, George, I. 327. ture, XIV. 413.
Gale, George L., founder of Galesburg, Galloway, William, VII. 392.
biographical sketch of, III. 528; VI. Gallup, Mrs. — , her gift, XII. 348.
311. Gallup, C. H., VI. 77.
Gale, Mrs. George L., III. 529, 531. Gallup, Gardner J., land entry, IV. 279.
Gale, James N., VI. 219. . Gallup, William, Sr., land entry, IV. 279.
Gale, John W. of New York, correspond- Gallup, William, Jr., IV. 280.
220
INDEX.
Galpin, Mrs. Jane (Mrs. Philo G.), death
of, VI. 449.
Galpin, Philo, death of, VI. 448.
Galvez, Don Bernardo, IX. 497.
Galvez, Jos6, governor of New Orleans,
X. 381.
Galvin, Mrs. P., V. 446.
Gamard, Peter, M., III. 468.
Gamber, Aaron, death of, XIV. 138.
Gamberling, H. E., publisher, VI. 67.
Gambier, Lord — , for whom village in
Ohio was named, VII. 359.
Gamble, Maj. — , IX. 578, 615, 639; X.
416; present at Indian councils, X. 462,
472; XIII. 89.
Gamble, Rev. — , XIII. 411.
Gamble, Sergeant George W., soldier of
the Black Hawk war, VI. 220 ; on mus-
ter roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Gamble, James, XIV. 424.
Gamble, Mrs. Mary, XI. 115.
Gamble, Thomas, I. 171; IV. 253.
Gamble, Mrs. Thomas, IV. 253.
Gamble, William, VIII. 660; XIV. 424;
collector of customs at Mackinac, 1815,
VI. 348.
Game, early laws enacted for protection
of, XIV. 661.
Gamelin (Gamelon, Gammalin, Gamme-
lin), VIII. 313, 321, 330, 333; X. 307;
XIII. 70.
Gamelin, Antoine, IV. 75, 76.
Gamelin, Lieut. Francis, IX. 473; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 611;
election roll of 1799, VIII. 509.
Gamelin, James, X. 405.
Gamelin, Capt. Joseph, IX. 473; on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 610; and
mother, on Detroit's census roll, 1779,
X. 320.
Gamelin, Capt. Medard, IV. 75; IX. 473;
his company mentioned, X. 616; re-
ports Col. Clarke's intended move on
Detroit, X. 342; salary, IX. 484; signs
petition .against McDougal's posses-
sion of Hog Island, X. 238; storekeep-
er in the Indian department, IX. 470.
Gameliz, Jac., signs memorial for pro-
tection of trade, 1780, IX. 550.
Gammon, — , introduced cast iron plows
into Oakland county, IV. 43.
Gamwell, Mrs. Clara A., death of, XIV.
69.
Gamwell, Sarah, death of, XIV. 54.
Gandon, Francis, VIII. x.; affidavits con-
cerning Indian massacre at Sandy
Creek, VIII. 642-644.
Ganges township (Allegan county), or-
ganized, III. 270.
Gangewa, A. M., letter regarding muster
roll of Capt. Dequindre, V. 553, 557.
Ganj6s, Jacques, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 534.
Gannung, William, II. 398.
Gano, — , IX. 285.
Ganoeing, — , XIII. 590.
Ganong, Rebecca Cole, death of, IX. 61.
Gansell, Gen., ads Lee, case cited, XII.
505.
Ganson, Cornelius N., I. 429.
Ganson, James, II. 299, 312-315.
Ganson, Joseph, II. 308, 334.
Ganson & Munroe, II. 334.
Gant, J. L., publisher, VI. 73.
Gant, Wm., his bill of exchange present-
ed State Historical Society, XII. 328.
Gantt, Samuel N., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 325.
Gantt & Burton, publishers, III. 351.
Ganyeaux, Louis and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 324.
Garascha, Col. — , killed in battle, II. 622.
Gard, Elizabeth, IV. 227.
Gard, Jonathan, IV. 227.
Gard. Joseph III. 628.
Gard, M. J., IV. 226.
Garden beds, II. 21, 52; classification, II.
23; illustrations of, II. 28-35; in Oak-
land county, XIV. 515, 516; situation,
extent and character of, II. 22.
Garden of America, IX. 259.
Gardiner, Rev. — , D. D., IX. 239.
Gardiner, Miss Amanda (Mrs. C. El-
dred), V. 393.
Gardiner. E. P., printer, I. 391.
Gardiner (Gardanier), Henry, II. 254.
Gardiner, J. P. & Co., III. 291.
Gardiner, Smith & Hogg, commission
merchants, XIII. 152.
Gardner, — , trial referred to, IX. 256,
257.
Gardner, — , pioneer of Saginaw, III.
196; VI. 427.
Gardner, Col. — , commander at Fort
Gratiot. 1840, XI. 251; letter from Wil-
liam M. Scott, XV. 406.
Gardner, Dr. — , pioneer of St. Clair, VI.
411.
Gardner, Addison, attorney, III. 364.
Gardner, B. B., soldier of the Black
Hawk war, V. 505.
Gardner, E. P., publisher, XII. 398.
Gardner, Prof. George B., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 161.
Gardner, George F., II. 329.
Gardner, Hiram, V. 347.
Gardner, Prof. J. Henry, leader of Flint
Band, III. 455.
Gardner, Jacob J., first election of Wa-
keshma township was held at house
of, I. 210.
Gardner, Jeremiah, II. 227; V. 314.
Gardner, Jesse, II. 584; trustee of Albion
college, II. 205.
Gardner, John, XI. 252.
Gardner, Lieut. John, at battle of Raisin
river, XV. 239; commended, XV. 296;
escaped capture, XV. 399; in charge of
cannon at the battle of the Thames,
XV. 445.
Gardner, Joseph, V. 149.
INDEX.
221
Gardner, Miss I-. C. (Mrs. R. F. John-
stone), IV. 436.
Gardner, Mrs. Louisa, death of, XIII. 114.
Gardner, Mary G., death of, VI. 340.
Gardner, Obadiah, XI. 252.
Gardner, Miss Octavia, instructor in Al-
bion college, II. 205.
Gardner, Mrs. Ransom, IV. 257.
Gardner, Robert, death of, VII. 590.
Gardner, Mrs. Sarah, VI. 307.
Gardner, Capt. Solomon, XIII. 386.
Gardner, Rev. T. C., VI. 379.
Gardner, Mrs. T. C.. VI. 262.
Gardner, William K., editor, I. 299.
Gardner family, choir of, VI. 450.
Garesche, Rev. — , priest, XIII. 465.
Garfield, Rev. B. F., III. 356; V. 315.
Garfield, Frederick, first clerk of Lee
township, II. 233, 234.
Garfield, James A., president of the
United States, IX. 239; death of, IX.
199; remarks of, IV. 45; remarks on
school government, XIV. 401; student
of Geauga seminary, Ohio, VI. 151,
159; tribute to Mark Hopkins, XIV.
334; trustee of Hiram college, XIV.
122.
Garfield, Mrs. Myra, II. 450, 456.
Garfield, W. F., III. 362.
Garfield, William B., entered land in
1827, II. 450.
Garib, E. C., VI. 378.
Garland, Mrs. — , IV. 477.
Garland, Miss Bessie (Mrs. Deas), stu-
dent of female seminary at Detroit,
V. 545.
Garland, I. S., student of branch univer-
sity at Detroit, V. 543.
Garland, J. J., III. 599.
Garland, Capt. (Maj.) John, I. 437; II.
461; VI. 481; member State Historical
Society, XII. 320.
Garland, Miss Louisa (Mrs. Longstreet),
student of female seminary at Detroit,
V. 545.
Garlic Island, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Garlock, Levi, V. 333.
Garneau, F. X., historian, elected hon-
orary member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 331.
Garner, Col. — , III. 171.
Garner, D. M., XIII. 255.
Garner, John, land entry, III. 564.
Garner, Richard, soldier of 1812, massa-
cred at Fort Dearborn, XV. 160.
Garner, Thomas, land entry, III. 564.
Garnets, for Indian presents, XV. 649,
655.
Garnrod, Mrs. Martha, death of, XIV.
139.
Garnsey, Daniel G., III. 347, 348.
Garnsey, E. S., death of, VI. 340.
Garnsey, J. Brooks, bank clerk, VI. 323.
Garnsey, J. J., pioneer, III. 347.
Garran, Joseph, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Garreau, Father, — , priest, killed by In-
dians, VIII. 374.
Garret, Daniel and wife, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
Garrett & Geiger, printers, VII. 100.
Garrigues, Dr. S. S., IV. 21.
Garril, Daniel, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 608.
Garrison, C. M., II. 64.
Garrison, J. W. M., II. 64.
Garrison, John, II. 572.
Garrison, John, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Garrison, John J., II. 53, 64, 572; gift of,
XII. 344.
Garrison, Lyman, III. 326.
Garrison, M. S., member of committee to-
revise constitution of Young Men's
Temperance Society, XII. 458.
Garrison, William, death of, IX. 19.
Garrison, William Lloyd, I. 415; XIII.
255; XIV. 310.
Garrison house, first telegraph office of
Detroit in, X. 92.
Garrow, John, II. 315.
Garrow, Nathaniel, V. 291.
Garrupy, Alexis, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 670.
Garry, John S., II. 457.
Gartering, for Indian presents, X. 496,
497, 580, 632; XII. 41, 82, 146, 158, 175,
223, 241, 247, 248, 287; invoice received
at Michilimackinac, XV. 615, 649, 655;
invoice sent from Michilimackinac to
Chicago, XV. 224.
Garton, Francina B. (Mrs. Jas. Stirling),
XIV. 93.
Garton, Mrs. Jane, V. 337.
Garton, Job, death of, VI. 447.
Garton, Thomas, V. 505.
Garvey, Dennis, I. 296.
Garvey, John, soldier of war of 1812, V.
556
Garvey, M. T., IV. 225.
Garvin, Ensign Claude, wounded, XV.
238-240.
Garvin, Mrs. Theodore F., IV. 231.
Garwood, Joseph E., I. 133.
Gary, Ephraim, death of, VIII. 45.
Gary, Will, XIV. 33.
Gascoine, Sergeant — , IX. 605.
Gaskill, Edwin C., VI. 348.
Gasmin (Jasmins), Tousin (Toussins),
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 533, 535.
Gasparre, — , taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 534, 535.
Gaspe, district of, appointments for, XL
621-623.
Gasse, W., X. 307; XIII. 69.
Gastin, Mary, death of, VI. 341.
Gaston, — , I. 160.
Gatchell, John, death of, XI. 38.
Gates, — , II. 549.
222
INDEX.
Gates, — , interpreter, XII. 445.
Gates, Benjamin F., early settler of
Adamsville, XII. 390.
Gates, Erastus, XIV. 424.
Gates, Ezra, XIV. 344.
Gates, George, V. 477; death of, VIII.
45; XIII. 114.
Gates, Gideon, II. 444.
Gates, H., established stage line, XIII.
233.
Gates, Miss Hannah Melissa (Mrs. E. S.
Williams), VIII. 242.
Gates, Horatio, XIV. 424.
Gates, Jasper C., attorney, XI. 310.
Gates, John P., signs petition for county
revenues, XII. 586.
Gates, Ki., I. 253.
Gates, Lorinda, XIV. 344.
Gates, Louisa, death of, IV. 284.
Gates, Mary, XIV. 344.
Gates, Mary L., IV. 194.
Gates, Mrs. Melvin B., death of, VIII. 98.
Gates, S. G. M., VII. 344; XIV. 180.
Gates & Fay, III. 322, 332; VII. 344.
Gaubeille, Joseph, VI. 500; purchase of
land, VI. 502.
Gaubrelle, Frangois, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. £09.
Gaudet (Gaudette), Frangois, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 604.
Gaudet, Frangois Marentete, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 603.
Gaudet, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 604; and wife, on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X.. 326.
Gauges, garrison supplies, XI. 431; XII.
127 128
Gault', David T., III. 453.
Gault, Rev. L. R., III. 481.
Gaunt, Corp. — , perished in the cane-
brakes, 1800, VIII. 448.
Gautier (Gauthier), Mme. — , (Mrs. F.
Moore), II. 66.
Gautier (Gauttier), Charles, interpreter,
VIII. 467; IX. 362, 363, 366, 372, 375-.
385, 389, 530, 545; X. 270, 277, 278,
499, 639; XI. 419, 487, 585; XII. 83;
amount of corn furnished garrison at
Michilimackinac, X. 594; charged with
embezzlement, XII. 42, 45, 46; escorts
Indians to Michilimackinac, X. 277;
XIII. 56; letter from Mr. Cadoll, bear-
ing news of devastation of Indians by
small pox, XI. 368; to Lieut. Ford, X.
555, unaddressed, XII. 20; ordered to
duty by Col. DePeyster, VIII. 466, 467;
petition to Gen. Haldimand for protec-
tion, X. 341.
Gautier, L., signs petition to Gen. Haldi-
mand for a priest at Michilimackinac,
X. 599.
Gautier (Gauthier), S., X. 436.
Gautier & Langlade, X. 399; XII. 311.
Gautius, Lieut. — , III. 21.
Gavagan, John, loss by fire, VI. 185.
Gavin, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Gavin, Cherres, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Gavin, Pierre, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Gavin's brewery, II. 279.
Gavitt, Rev. Ezekiel S., III. 239, 240;
VIII. 40; XIII. 562.
Gavitt, Nathan C., death of, XL 38.
Gawthrop, David, IV. 229.
Gawthrop, Floyd IV. 229.
Gay, Dr. — , I. 189.
Gay, Charlie, publisher, VI. 88.
Gay, Charles, county clerk in 1875-6, I.
520.
Gay, E. F., I. 255.
Gay, Ebenezer, I. 179; IV. 253.
Gay, George W., bank director, VI. 323.
Gay, James H., IV. 251.
Gay, Stephen R., III. 253; VII. 179.
Gay, Simon L., IV. 251.
Gay, Thankful (Mrs. S. L. Gay), IV. 251.
Gay, Thomas, passenger in Walk-in-the-
water on last trip, V. 9.
Gay, Timothy, death of, VI. 340.
Gayeux, William, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 324.
Gaylord, Capt. — , IV. 355.
Gaylord, Alexander L., subscription to
first court house, II. 428.
Gaylord, Augustin J.( XI. 248.
Gaylord, Augustin S., XI. vi.; member
of the legislature and assistant U. S.
attorney general, XI. 248; memoir, XI.
247.
Gaylord, Mrs. Augustin S. (Miss E. E.
Warren), XI. 248.
Gaylord, Carrie, XI. 248.
Gaylord, Elizabeth, XI. 248.
Gaylord, Harvey Russell, XI. 247, 248.
Gaylord, John J., first settler of Burns
township, XII. 404; statistics of town-
ship, XII. 405; sketch of, VIII. 74, 90.
Gaylord, Mrs. John J., VIII. 91.
Gaylord, Leonard, VIII. 91.
Gaylord, Stella Maria, XI. 247.
Gaylord, railroad completed to, II. 318,
350.
Gazlay, Mrs. Ward, biog.. VI. 277.
"Gazelle," boat on Grand river, IX. 285.
"Gazette," of Pennsylvania, published
Declaration of Independence, July 25,
1776, X. 269.
Gazley, — , X. 122, 123.
Geaden, Mrs. and Miss — , XII. 56.
Geandron, Alexis, XII. 579.
Gearing, Rev. Hiram, 'III. 240, 241.
Geauga seminary (Ohio) founded, XIII.
203; transferred to Hillsdale college,
VI. 151.
Geauthiere, Felix, priest, V. 190.
Gebease, — , priest, IX. 378.
Gebhardt & Co., VI. 203.
Gebou, priest, see Gibault.
INDEX.
223
Geckle, Mrs. Fred, death of, XIV. 138.
Geddes, — , II. 11.
Geddes, A. H., member school board, III.
359.
Geddes, Austris, VI. 254.
Geddes, Caroline, death of, XI. 96.
Geddes, David, IX. 648.
Geddes James, III. 395; IV. 304; VII.
528.
Geddes, John, I. 78, 338; VI. 13; VIII.
216; "History of Ypsilanti township,"
IV. 401; letters of, V. 364, 365; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 90; set-
tled in Michigan in 1824, X. 56; vice-
president of Washtenaw County Pio-
neer Society, I. 326, 327.
Geddes, Mrs. Julia, death of, VII. 590.
Geddes, Norman, II. 392; IV. 298; VIII.
vii.; IX. 9; probate judge of Lenawee
county, VIII. 165 168; remarks of, II.
416.
Geddes, Paul, IV. 298, 303; first clerk of
Cambridge township, IV. 304.
Geddes, Robert, I. 338; land entry, IV.
398.
Geddes, Samuel, IV. 302, 304.
Gee, Alexander, tortured, VIII. 643.
Gee, Eldridge, IV. 398, 404.
Gee, Francis, death of, XIV. 138.
Gee, Orrin, biog., XIII. 265, 267.
Geel, Abraham, promoted to rank of first
lieutenant, VIII. 620; member of court
martial, VIII. 623-625, 630, 632.
Geel, Burton C., death of, XIV. 185.
Geel, Nancy, I. 345.
Geer, Mrs. Phoebe, V. 528.
Geer, S., I. 180.
Geese, wild, numerous, XIV. 512.
Geeyette, brother-in-law of Chief Pon-
tiac, VIII. 349, 350.
Geib, Nicholas, biog., XIII. 219, 224, 225.
Geib, Mrs. Nicholas (Miss Elizabeth
Shafer), XIII. 225.
Geiger & Christian, publishers, VII. 100.
Geiger & Scripps, publishers, VI. 64.
Geiron, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 604.
Geisen, Frank, surface captain of min-
ing company, XIV. 201.
Geisse, A. H., gift of, XII. 344.
Geller, Henry C., attorney, XI. 310.
Gendron, Simon, signs petition against
McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
X. 238.
"General Brady," boat, I. 471; IV. 349.
•"General Gratiot," boat, I. 396, 471.
"General Harrison," boat, I. 471.
•"General Hunter," boat, carried troops
to the Miami in 1813, XV. 276.
General orders for Wayne county mi-
litia, VIII. 497; of the British, war of
1812, XV. 463 ; of Gen. George McDou-
gall, VIII. 620.
"General Porter," boat. XIV. 544.
"General Scott," boat, II. 62.
"General Wayne," boat, XIV. 543.
Genereau (Genro, Geneau), Louis, trad-
er and early settler of Ionia, III. 470;
X. 161, 161n, 167; XIV. 562.
Genereau ford and trading post, I. 193;
II. 481.
"Genesee Chief," boat, VI. 180.
Genesee county, organized, definition of
name, I. 163; "Early days in," VII.
394; first land purchases in, III. 431;
Flint and Grand .Blanc townships or-
ganized, III. 434; memorial reports. IV.
240; V. 344; VI. 272; VII. 398; VIII.
30; IX. 32; XI. 34; XIII. 168; XIV. 93;
newspapers, history of, VT. 75; num-
ber of delegates for convention of
1836, XI. 157; number of insane in
1850, XIII. 296; treasurer and clerk of
' in 1875-6. I. 519; vote of 1887 on pro-
hibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Genesee Falls, distant from Nondiquet,
XV. 536.
Genesee Paper Company, III. 460.
Genesee river, provision for U. S. troops
stored on, XV. 535, 536.
"Genius, A Dream," poem, XIV. 579.
"Genivieve," British warship of 1812,
captured, crew exchanged as prison-
ers of war, XV. 154; exchange dis-
cussed, XV. 287. '
Gennings, Daniel, death of, XI. 85.
Geno, Jean Baptiste, his subscription for
a missionary at Michilimackinac, X.
289.
Gens des^Terres (Algonquin tribe), pres-
ents issued to, XI. 356; XIII. 73, 74.
Gensman, — , II. 456.
Genster, Frank, death of, XI. 106.
Gentle, John, I. 345, 347; signs memorial
to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252.
Gentner, Mrs. Catherine, death of, VI.
384; VII. 551.
Gentzler, Mrs. Adam, death of, IX. 76.
Geological expedition of 1837, I. 189.
Geological formations, specimens for
state library, I. 5.
Geological societies, act to incorporate,
I. 1.
Geor, — , captured by Indians, V. 457.
George, — , III. 596.
George, — , in command of company,
1779, IX. 388.
George III., King of England, III. 15; V.
552; VII. 484; VIII. 502; IX. 526; XI.
215; XII. 8; copy of his laws for upper
Canada presented State Historical So-
ciety, XL 329; his birthday selected
for the massacre of Fort Mackinac,
XIV. 664; imposed heavy tax, V. 206;
proclamation dividing Canada into dis-
tricts, XI. 620.
George, Prince Regent, later George IV.,
XV. 505, 609.
George, Cyrus A., VI. 244.
George, Mrs. Roxana S., IV. 257.
224
INDEX.
George, W. S. & Co., state printers, II.
9; III. i., ii.; IV. i, ii.; VI. i, ii., 78;
bills printing, IV. 9; VIII. 15; bill
for publishing vol. 3 of State Pioneer
and Historical Collections, V. 16; gift
of, III. 3; receives vote of thanks of
State Pioneer Society, II. 70, 92, 93;
III. 3.
George, William, death of, XIV. 186.
"George Washington," boat, II. 254.
Georgian Bay, III. 125; Hurons on, VIII.
371; mission established on, 1615, VIII.
418.
Georgetown township (Ottawa county),
organized, IX. 252, 254.
Geork, Mrs. John, death of, XIV. 138.
Gerard, Amable, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 601.
Germain, Father — , priest, VIII. 397.
Germaine, Lord George, III. 18; IX. 489,
490 516, 519, 522, 542, 544, 545, 559,
616, 617, 626; X. 294, 397; XIII. 66;
letters from Gen. Haldimand, X. 304,
359-362, 430, 444, 530, 531; XIII. 70, 71,
to Gen. Guy Carleton, IX. 346, 351, 364,
Gen. Haldimand, X. 331; unaddressed,
X. 334; referred to grand jury present-
ments against Gov. Hamilton and Mr.
Dejean as caused by jealously, X. 336.
German Aid Society, Alpena, VI. 196.
German Catholics, Detroit, XIII. 435.
German Workingmens' Association, Al-
legan, III. 289; Battle Creek, III. 361.
Germane, — , opened first store in Pon-
tiac, III. 598.
Germanic Building and Saving Associa-
tion, II. 347.
Germans in British artillery, 1779, IX.
427; in upper peninsula mines, XI. 182.
Gerner, Richard, massacred at Fort
Dearborn, XII. 660.
Gerrells, Hawley, V. v.; first trip
through Michigan, V. 77.
Gerring, Rev. — , V. 311.
Gerry, Elbridge, graduate of Harvard
college, XIV. 356; member of conven-
tion of 1787, refused to sign constitu-
tion, XI. 148.
Geru, Mrs. Alexander, death of, XIV. 185.
Gervais, — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 58.
Gervaise, — , widow, VIII. 314.
Getty, Henry H., I. 296; XIII. 224.
Geudon, Simon, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 610.
Gewehr, Nicolas, I. 267.
Gezon, John, death of, XL 83; XIII. 219.
Giant's arch, VII. 201.
Giason, — , bill of goods, XL 512.
Gibault (Gebou, Gibaut, Gibeau), Father
— , priest, V. 106; IX. 459, 480, 527,
531, 537, 539, 567; X. 300; influenced
the French settlers in favor of Amer-
icans, III. 20, 22; on census roll of St.
Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58; with Americans
at St. Vincennes, IX. 497.
Gibb, Margaret, IV. 196.
Gibb, Matthew, IV. 196.
Gibbons, Edward, XI. 216.
Gibbons, Joseph, I. 232; VII. 528; XIV,
30; member State Pioneer Society,.
XIV. 196.
Gibbons, Robert, publisher, IV. 437; VL
97.
Gibbons, S. L., I. 14.
Gibbs, — , VII. 40n.
Gibbs, Almeron, death of, XL 110.
Gibbs, Alphonzo, death of, XIII. 230.
Gibbs, Anna, I. 239.
Gibbs, Calvin, XII. 565.
Gibbs, Charles, V. 425; VIII. 69.
Gibbs, Rev. E. P., "English Churches in
Ottawa county," IX. 315.
Gibbs, Ebenezer, death of, VIII. 46.
Gibbs, George C., attorney, VIII. 203; XL
275; land entry, III. 401; supreme
court reporter, II. 201.
Gibbs, Mrs. Hannah, biog., VIII. 68, 69.
Gibbs, Harriet, V. 421.
Gibbs, Isaac, I. 209.
Gibbs, James H., IV. 302.
Gibbs, Mrs. Jeanette Prouty, first white
child born in Allegan county, VI. 169.
Gibbs, John, prepared the timber for first
court house of Kalamazoo county, VIL
474.
Gibbs, Mrs. M. (Miss Comstock), VII.
376, 377.
Gibbs, Mary E. (Mrs. Wm. J. Sherwood) r
XIV. 168.
Gibbs, Deacon Nathan, I. 239.
Gibbs, Nathan Jr., I. 239, 248.
Gibbs, Mrs. Polly, death of, XIII. 131.
Gibbs, Sabin, II. 502. .
Gibbs, Samuel; V. 47; XIV. 589; settled
in Troy township in 1826, XII. 395.
Gibbs, Tracey, XII. 395; XIII. 239.
Gibbs, William, I. 209; XIV. 54.
Gibbs & Bradley, attorneys, II. 239; III.
397, 399; VII. 490, 510.
Gibler, Henry, death of, XL 132.
Gibralter (Mich.), population, 1837, X. 99.
Gibralter bank, capital of, V. 214.
Gibralter island, expedition to, XII. 417,
418.
Gibralter Point, recommended for a post,
XV. 19.
Gibson, Capt. — , British soldier, XII. 121.
Gibson, Col. — , British soldier, in com-
mand on the Tuscarawas, 1779, III. 20,
23; IX. 427, 428; X. 310, 311; bill for
produce paid in unique manner, III. 28.
Gibson, Prof. — , of the University of
Pennsylvania, XIII. 510.
Gibson, Al of England, 1672, VIII. 450.
Gibson, Albert Howe, II. 335; XL 60.
Gibson, Amasa B., pioneer merchant of
Jackson, II. 273, 291, 325, 335; XL 60;
bank receiver, III. 322; commissioner
INDEX.
225
to superintend building Jackson pris-
on, II. 327; sheriff, II. 298, 312; three
times mayor, II. 292, 316.
Gibson, C. W., banker, III. 328.
Gibson, Charles F., nominated for con-
gress, XIII. 119.
Gibson. Douglas, bank president, II. 323,
335, 337; biog., XI. 59.
Gibson, H. H., publisher, IX. 298.
Gibson, Maj. Isaac, soldier of the Mex-
ican war, VI. 18, 19; thanks tendered
to, VI. 23, 24.
Gibson, John, secretary to Gov. Harrison,
signs proclamation for forming Wayne
county, VIII. 542.
Gibson, John A. VII. 298.
Gibson, Myrta, IX. 216.
Gibson, Dr. Reuben C., II. 336.
Gibson, W. F., XI. 60.
Gibson, Mrs. W. H., XI. 36.
Gibson, William K., attorney, II. 329, 336;
III. 508; X. 82; member first Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' Association,
X. 81, 82; student of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 146.
Gibson Bros., publishers, VI. 68.
Gibson & Pratt, II. 335.
Gibson & Russell, X. 75.
Gibson & Western, bankers, XI. 60.
Gibwa, tribe of Indians (probably Ojib-
wa) location of, XV. 23; sold land to
the British, XV. 17.
Giddings, Mrs. E. W. (Miss Makepeace),
early teacher, II. 446.
Giddings, G. M., land entry, III. 566.
Giddings, Jane (Ely), XL 300.
Giddings, Joshua R., IV. 126.
Giddings, M. A., II. 436.
Giddings, Marsh, VI. 312; VII. 476, 478;
IX. 256; X. 18, 192; XI, vi., 310, 317;
admitted to the bar, III. 576; appoint-
ed consul general to Calcutta, V. 376;
appointed governor of New Mexico,
III. 137; V. 376; clipping from Santa
Fe "New Mexican" on death of. III.
577; delegate to national convention,
V. 376; member of the legislature, V.
376, 377; memoir of his father, Wil-
liam Giddings V. 377, 378; sketch of,
III. 137; V. 375; XI. 300.
Giddings, Orrin N., XIV. 327; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Giddings, Theron F., extract of his
speech before Kalamazoo county pio-
neer meeting, 1886, X. 6; "Members of
Kalamazoo County Bar from 1831 to
1886," XI. 309, 310.
Giddings, W. P., III. 281.
Giddings, William, father of Marsh G..
I. 207; V. 256, 376; XI. 300; memoir
of by his son, V. 377. 378.
Giddings, William, son of Marsh G., V.
376.
Giddings. Mrs. William, mother of Marsh
G., V. 360.
29
Gidley Daniel, XIV. 403.
Gidley, Sands, X. 82; XIV. 404.
Gidley, Townsend E., attorney, I. 512;
III. 502, 509; VII. 460; X. 82; XIV. vi.;
candidate for governor, XIV. 29, 174;
criticism of Lafayette's portrait. XIII.
331; early nursery, IX. 268; XIV. 406;
meeting with Marquis de LaFayette,
XIV. 402, 404, 405; member of com-
mittee to locate first capital, XL 238;
member of committee to report on
coat of .arms of Michigan, XIV. 408;
member of constitutional convention,
1835, XIII. 330; XIV. 174, 402; member
of the legislature, II. 310-314; XIV. 29,
174, 408; presented life portrait of La
Fayette to state, XIV. 29; presidential
elector, XIV. 174; remarks in senate
on death of Senator E. S. Northrup,
VII. 224, 226; sketch of, XIV. 29, 173,
174, 402-409.
Gidley, Mrs. Townsend E., XIV. 404, 409.
Gidley & Frost, merchants, XIV. 404.
Gieger & Gantt, publishers, VI. 95.
Gier, H. W., VI. 227.
Gierschke, Charles, death of, VI. 383.'
Gierschlike, August, death of, XIV. 138.
Gies, Paul, XIII. 470; alderman of De-
troit, 1876, II. 62; president St. Jo-
seph's Benevolent Society, XIII. 437.
Giesberger, Louisanna, death of, XI. 84.
Gifford, Col. — , VII. 483.
Gifford, Miss Emma, student of Hills-
dale college, VI. 146.
Gifford, Corp. Fred D., IV. 442.
Gifford, Jane, death of, VIII. 56.
Gifford, John, I. 229; III. 553.
Gifford, Mrs. John, I. 229.
Gifford, Lou Ann, death of, XIV. 111.
Gifford, William, pioneer landlord, III.
319
Gift, Marcus S., II. 581.
Gifts to State Historical Society, XII.
318-326, 329-350, to State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 30-33, 34, 62; II. 5-7, 72-80, 87-
89; III. 6, 109; V. 15; VI. 10; VII. 8;
VIII. 10, 12; IX. 10; XI. 13, 14; XIII.
34; XIV. 42.
Gigaire, Antoine, interpreter, XI. 512,
515-518, 539, 542, 563, 604, 612n-614n;
his testimony at court of inquiry, XI.
518.
Giginac, Jean Baptiste, on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 601, and wife on
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 320.
Gilbeau, Joseph, XL 345.
Gilbeau and Beaugrain. on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 320.
Gilbert, — , II. 544; IV. 51.
Gilbert, — , indicted for perjury, XL 296.
Gilbert, — , pioneer teacher, II. 506.
Gilbert, Dr. — , IV. 448.
Gilbert, Maj. — , VI. 261.
Gilbert, Mrs. — , VII. 345.
Gilbert, Alvin, death of, XIII. 227.
226
INDEX.
Gilbert, Anson, II. 212.
Gilbert, Araunah, II. 436.
Gilbert, Charlotte, XIV. 380.
Gilbert, Mrs. David, V. 521.
Gilbert, Ebenezer, I. 245, 268.
Gilbert, F. L., VII. 319.
Gilbert, Frank B., bank director, VI. 323;
IX. 238, 280, 281.
Gilbert, Frank B. & Co., IX. 281.
Gilbert, H. H., & J. M., II. 334.
Gilbert, Hall, death of, XIV. 53.
Gilbert, "Aunt" Hannah, II. 544.
Gilbert, Henry, publisher, I. 210; II. 304,
305, 314, 329; VI. 94; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Gilbert, Henry, & Chandler, publishers,
VI. 81.
Gilbert, Henry & Son, II. 342.
Gilbert, Mrs. Henry, VI. 297.
Gilbert, Henry C., Indian agent at Mack-
inac, VI. 348; member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 324.
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, lost at sea, VII.
328 '
Gilbert, Ira, II. 445.
Gilbert, Isaac, II. 444.
Gilbert, Jerry, XIV. 201.
Gilbert, John, II. 515, 583, 584; IV. 276;
first town meeting for Lodi township
held at house of, IV. 396, 403.
Gilbert, John, mine blacksmith, XIV. 201.
Gilbert, John M., II. 308; VIII. 22.
Gilbert, Joseph, I. 150; II. 444.
Gilbert, Joseph O., settled in Sharon in
1831, II. 524, 525; VIII. 40.
Gilbert, Josiah, XIV. 201.
Gilbert, Josiah, pioneer of 1834, II. 213;
III. 348; V. 265; first town meeting
held at house of, II. 221.
Gilbert, Linus K., II. 444; member of the
legislature, 1837, V. 475.
Gilbert, N. M. & J. M., II. 334.
Gilbert, N. R., VII. 343.
Gilbert, Noah, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Gilbert, Platt, V. 316; XIV. 80.
Gilbert, Mrs. Platt, XIV. 367.
Gilbert, Thomas D., III. 5, 108, 546; IV.
4, 6; IX. 280, 281; XIII. 26; XIV. 7;
bank director, VI. 323; chosen to rep-
resent State Pioneer Society at semi-
centennial celebration of Michigan,
IX. 218; memoir, IX. 245, 251; mem-
ber of relief committee to aid fire suf-
ferers, IX. 339; member State Pioneer
Society, II. 186; member of its com-
mittees, II. 70, 72, 79; III. xi., 3, 7, 100;
IV. 5; remarks of, XIII. 5; speaks for
temperance, XIII. 393; vice-president
State Pioneer Society, XIV. viii., 41.
Gilbert, Mrs. Thomas D., II. 152.
Gilbert, Warren, member of Nurserymen
and Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81.
Gilbert, William, VI. 234.
Gilbert, William J., IV. 214.
Gilbert, William S., IX. 20.
Gilbert & Co., commission merchants,
IX. 280, 283.
Gilbert & Hall, V. 316.
Gilchrist, Eliz., IV. 194.
Gilchrist, F. W., VI. 202, 203.
Gilchrist, Frank, VI. 181.
Gilchrist, Mrs. Mary, death of, III. 610.
Gildard, Thomas, VI. 474.
Gilday, Edward R., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 520.
Gilday, William, death of, XIV. 139.
Gilday, Mrs. William, death of, XIV. 138.
Gile, Ellen M., IV. 196.
Giles, — , II. 413.
Giles, — , graduate of Princeton college,
XIV. 356.
Giles, George, I. 244, 245; III. 553; XII.
565.
Giles, James M., soldier of the Black
Hawk war, I. 248; on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349.
Giles, Jane, I. 244.
Giles, John, soldier of 1812, V. 554.
Giles, John C., I. 244, 245.
Giles, Mary Ann, I. 244.
Giles, William, pioneer landlord, VII. 520.
Giles, William B., congressman from Vir-
ginia, 1795, VIII. 408.
Giles, William G., I. 241, 244.
Giles, Mrs. William G., I. 241.
Giles & Munson, II. 334.
Gilkerson, George C., V. 505.
Gilkey, — , propagated the Neshannock
potato, V. 363.
Gilkey, Charles, VI. 313.
Gilkey (Gilkie), Foster, V. 435.
Gilkey, Harriet, VI. 313.
Gilkey, John F., I. 207; V. 378, 389; VII.
473, 480; memoir, VI. 313.
Gilkey, Justus, II. 582.
Gilkey, Mrs. Justus, II. 561.
Gilkey, William Youngs, VI. 313.
Gilkinson, Capt. — , XV. 66.
Gilkinson, William, original stockholder
of Detroit's first bank, VIII. 575.
Gill, George, death of, IX. 83.
Gill, Mrs. George, death of, XIII. 281.
Gill, M., V. 311.
Gill, William, county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Gill-net, see Nets.
Gillam, Mrs. O. H., death of, XI. 38.
Gillen, Michael, death of, XIV. 185.
Gillespie, — , on Island of St. Joseph,
XII. 282.
Gillespie, Cornelius, member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 92.
Gillespie Rt. Rev. George D., Bishop,
VI. 326, 337, 338; VII. 613; XI. 19;
XIII. 134; consecrated bishop, III. 219;
"History of St. Andrew's church, Ann
Arbor," IX. 141.
INDEX.
227
Gillespie, John, II. 308; VII. 345.
Gillespie, John L., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Gillespie, William, death of, XI. 111.
Gillett, A., death of, XIV. 147.
Gillett, Mrs. Albert (Miss Place), VII.
571.
Gillett, Amasa, I. 190; II. 524, 530; IV.
397, 398.
Gillett, Mrs. Austin, death of, XIII. 228.
Gillett, B. R., II. 224.
Gillett, Charles W., publisher, VI. 80.
Gillett, Rev. Daniel D., II. 527; III. 356;
V. 313.
Gillett, E., XII. 395.
Gillett, Elemis, II. 309.
Gillett (e), Emeline (Mrs. Chas. Grant),
VIII. 27.
Gillett, Francis A., II. 524.
Gillett, Israel, VI. 295 ; VII. 447.
Gillett, Mrs. J. E., settled in Michigan
in 1823, X. 56.
Gillett, Rev. J. K., I. 298.
Gillett, Jason, VI. 211.
Gillett, Jason C., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 90.
Gillett, Linus, one of first settlers of
Jackson county, II. 277, 278; V. 349,
351; VI. 446.
Gillett, Mrs. Linus, first white woman in
Jackson, I. 277; II. 277- V. 349; VI. 446.
Gillett, Martin S., XI. 253; bank director,
XIV. 414; postmaster, XI. 260.
Gillett, Mrs. Martin S., XI. 260.
Gillett, Mary I. 423; XIV. 417.
Gillett, Orrin, VI. 307.
Gillett, Reynolds, I. 470; II. 572.
Gillett, Shadrach, early merchant of De-
troit, I. 369, 470; II. 53, 61; memoir,
II. 62, 572.
Gillett, Mrs. Shadrach, I. 423.
Gillett, Miss Theodosia, teacher 1848, I.
457.
Gillett, Thomas S., II, 62, 63; member
State Historical Society, XII. 331.
Gillett, Watson, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 90; III. 639; VII. 10.
Gillett & Co., VI. 186, 202.
Gillett & Desnoyers, II. 62.
Gillett & Son, II. 62.
Gillety, Mrs. — , death of. VI. 341.
Gillich Thomas, death of, XIV. 147.
Gillick, Patrick, XIV. 424.
Gillilland, Adam, death of, XI. 94.
Gillispie, — , V. 260.
Gillman, Henry, III. viii. ; discovered In-
dian mounds. III. 44. 44n; letter of re-
gret to S. O. Fisher, VII. 325; "The
Mound Builders," II. 40-52; III. 202.
Gillman, Mary, biog., VI. 431, 432.
Gilman, Miss — , (Mrs. M. Palmer), IV.
428.
Gilman, John H., death of, XIV. 191.
Gilman, Joseph, biog., VIII. 101, 105.
Gilman, Mrs. Joseph, V. 272.
Gilman, Mrs. R. M., V. 446.
Gillman, Rev. S., VI. 432.
Gilmer, Samuel, death of, IX. 40.
Gilmore, — , British deputy commissary
general, XV. 268, 292, 392, 495, 555,
683; his statement of disbursements
at Detroit, XV. 488, 489.
Gilmore, A. D., VII. 516.
Gilmore, Mrs. A. S., I. 169.
Gilmore, Asa, III. 553.
Gilmore, Mrs. Charles, death of, XIV.
135.
Gilmore, J. R. ("Edmund Kirke"), X.
104.
Gillmore, Maj. Gen. Q. A., president Ban-
gor Blast Furnace Company, III. 635.
Gilmore, Solomon, soldier, distinguished
for efficiency in battle before Mexico
City, VII. 120.
Gillmore, Susan, death of, VI. 340.
Gillmore, Mrs. William, VII. 447.
Gillon, John, death of, XIV. 69.
Gilpin, Henry D., appointed governor,
III. 121.
Gilruth, Rev. James, pioneer preacher,
III. 160, 237, 239, 240; IV. 184, 462;
his testimony in court, XIII. 408.
Gilson Holland, early settler of Bronson,
biog., XIV. 112, 121.
Gilson, Mrs. Holland, VII. 484; XIV. 121.
Gilson, Mrs. Hollis, XIV. 527.
Gilson, Stephen R., death of, VIII. 22.
Giltnes, John, death of, VIII. 97.
Gimlets and bits, garrison supplies, XI.
417; XII. 124, 128.
Gin triangles, in ordnance stores, XII.
128.
Gingras, Charles, his subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Ginnis, Mrs. — , IX. 657.
Ginsing, shipment of 1786, XII. 6.
"Gipsie," yacht, entered in regatta, III.
645.
Giradot, — de, V. 105.
Giradot, Ensign Jean B., marries Miss
Nepven, V. 102 ; death of child, V. 103.
Giradot, Ensign LaSieur, sponsor at bap-
tism, V. 101; Cape Giradeau named for,
V. 101, 104.
Giradot, Martha, death entry of in old
register, V. 103.
Girard, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Girardin, Charles Francis, V. 559; XIII.
45; on election roll of 1799 VIII. 509,
510.
Girardin, Jacques, loss by fire, 1805, I.
347; on election roll of 1799, VIII. 509,
510.
Girardin, James A., I. viii.. 340, 342, 385;
II. 580; XII. 337, 340; gifts of, XII. 333,
339, 345. 349; "Life and Times of Rev.
Gabriel Richard," I. 481; member State
Historical Society, XII. 323, 343; reso-
lutions to celebrate anniversary of the
228
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settlement of Detroit, XII. 338; "Slav-
ery in Detroit," I. 415.
Girmar, — , signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Girty, Dr. — , grandson of Simon, VII.
126.
Girty, Ann or Nancy, daughter of James,
VII. 127.
Girty (Girthy), George, interpreter, X.
370, 378, 426; XI. 451; XIII. 77; bill
paid in a unique manner, III. 28, 33;
furnished goods to Indians, III. 26; in-
cited Indians to deeds of cruelty, III.
18; present at Indian council, X. 543;
salary, XIII. 75; salary reduced, XI.
341.
Girty, James Sr., interpreter, III. 34; VII.
124; X. 370, 378; XV. 46; incited In-
dians to deeds of cruelty, III. 18; pres-
ent at Indian councils, X. 462; XIII.
89; resided on Middle Sister Island,
VII. 127; salary, XIII. 75; salary re-
duced, XI. 341, 344.
Girty, James, Jr., VII. 127.
Girty, John and family, XI. 452.
Girty, Miss Mary (Mrs. Govereau), VII.
126.
:Girty, Prideaux, son of Simon and wife,
VII. 126, 127.
•Girty, Sarah (Mrs. Munger), VII. 126.
Girty (Girtee), Simon, Sr., and wife, VII.
123.
Girty (Girthy), Simon, Jr., interpreter,
I. 412; III. 18, 34; VII. v.; VIII. 479;
IX. 427, 428, 435, 463 464; X. 310, 311,
370, 378; XI. 451, 457; XII. 108; XIII.
77; XIV. 62; captured by Seneca In-
dians, returned by treaty, becomes in-
terpreter, VII. 123; efforts to save the
life of .Col. Crawford, VII. 126;
espoused the cause of the English, VII.
123; IX. 444; incited Indians to mas-
sacre, III. 18, 31, 32; interpreter for
the Six Nations, IX. 470; land patent-
ed by, VII. 127; letters to Maj. De-
Peyster, X. 478, Col. McKee, XII. 186;
present at Indian councils, IX. 442;
X. 462, 463, 476, 527; XI. 337, 341, 344;
XIII. 42, 89, 100; salary, XIII. 75;
sketch of, VII. 123; rescued Kenton,
VII. 124; reasons given for his choice
of a savage life, VII. 124.
Girty, Mrs. Simon, Jr. (Catherine Ma-
lott), a captive of the Shawnees, VII.
123; name of, VII. 126; sues for dower
right in husband's farm, VII. 127.
Girty, Thomas, VII. 126, 127.
Girty, Mrs. Thomas (Miss Moneka
Evans), VII. 126.
"Gitchie-Manitou," X. 169.
Givens, Maj. (Col.) — . British officer,
XV. 146, 310, 311, 525; negotiates for
Indian lands XII. 455, 456.
Givens, Lieut. James, his bill of expense
for attending U. S. commissioners,
1793, XV. 2.
Givins, Mrs. — , and family, their suffer-
ings referred to, XV. 310.
Glacier period, indications of, IX. 259.
Gladden, Maj. — , of the Mexican war,
VII. 118.
Gladden, Joshua, death of, XIV. 147.
Gladhe, D., on tax roll levied for repair-
ing fort at Detroit. 1768, VIII. 466.
Gladwin (Gladwyn), Maj. Henry, I. 373,
449; V. 145; VI. 356; VIII. 364, 463,
465, 468; VIII. 276, 283, 285, 286, 310,
343, 348, 349, 352-354, 356. 358; X. 211,
212, 216, 222, 243, 245; XIV. 258; ad-
. dress to soldiers, XIV. 666; command-
ed at Detroit during siege of Pontiac,
IV. 300; VI. 507; VIII. 266, 365; grants
made by declared null and void, VIII.
468; informed of Pontiac's conspiracy,
VI. 506; VIII. 275, 365; XIV. 667; or-
dered to take possession of Fort De-
troit, VI. 505; report to Gen. Amherst
regarding Pontiac's conspiracy, X. 105,
106; returned to New York, VIII. 461;
sends messengers to learn disposition
of Indians, VI. 506; speech to Pontiac,
XIV. 666.
Gladwin and Pontiac fable, — Ford, X.
104.
"Gladwin," boat. XIV. 666; attacked by
Indians, XIII. 311.
Gladwin county organized, I. 164; its
early surveys inaccurate, X. 62; treas-
urer and clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519; vote
of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Glasby. Frank, IV. 375.
Glasby. W. H., XI. 127.
Glasby, William F.. IV. 19.
Glasco, Capt. — , VII. 87.
Glascow, William, XIII. 189.
Glasgow, Mrs. Eliza, death of, XI. 39.
Glasgow, Rev. Ezekiel, II. 426.
Glasgow, Maj. Gen. George, XV. 273, 288.
301, 346; letter from Whitmore
Knaggs, XV. 307; report of military
stores in Canada, 1811, XV. 55; report
of ordnance and traveling carriages at
Amherstburg, St. Joseph and Michil-
imackinac, 1812, XV. 200.
Glasgow, Mrs. Sarah B., death of, IV.
270.
Glass, Alvin, II. 398.
Glass, Robert, 1/345.
Glass, Sarah, XIV. 343.
Glass, Miss Sarah M. (Mrs. Wm. H. Os-
band), XIV. 466.
Glass, Semer, land entry, III. 570.
Glass, Zenas, XIV. 474.
Glass, Mrs. Zenas (Mrs. Isaac F. Perrin),
XIV. 474.
Glass family murdered, III. 470; VII. 243.
Glass, garrison supplies, XI. 417; XII.
INDEX.
229
170; invoice for Amherstburg, XII.
280; placed in money box, II. 321.
Glassford, Nelson, death of, XIV. 185.
Glaze river, XIII. 49; fortifications on,
XV. 176; Ottawa village on, X. 247;
XIII. 49.
Glazier, Mrs. — , death of, XIV. 147.
Glazier, Silas, land entry, III. 569.
Gleason, Mrs. — , II. 518.
Gleason, Clarisa, death of, XIII. 212.
Gleason, James, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Gleason, John, X. 86.
Gleason, Moses, XIII. 567.
Gleason, Moses S., justice of the peace,
1837, II. 211.
Gleason, W. N., V. 319, 322.
Gleen, Samuel, death of, VI. 341.
Glegg, Capt. (Maj.) J. B., aide to Gen.
Brock, XV. 82, 83, 159, 232, 244; held
important papers, of Gen. Hull, XV.
211, 293; his official report of soldiers
in action on the river Raisin, XV. 239,
240; letters from J. Baby, XV. 120,
M. Elliott, XV. 484, Capt. Roberts, XV.
248; letters to Col. Baynes, XV. 180,
247; mentioned for honorary medal,
XV. 207; promoted to rank of major,
XV. 159, 178.
Glen, — , English statesman, VIII. 399.
Glen, — , secretary to British superin-
tendent general, XII. 46.
Glen, Alexander, land entry, V. 404.
Glen, James L., VII. 113; member of
commission to designate exact site of
capitol, VIII. 127.
Glendening, J. G., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Glengary militia, XV. 60, 124.
Glenn, John, purchased Gov. Throop's
farm, V. 76.
Glenn,- Samuel P., death of, VI. 341.
Glennie, Liuet. — , IX. 547.
Glidden, J. W., II. 308, 334.
Glidwell, Thomas, death of, XIV. 69.
Globe, — , attorney, III. 285.
Globe hotel, I. 500.
Gloucester bay, location of, XV. 71.
Glover, Miss Catherine (Mrs. Dewitt C.
Gage), XIII. 269.
Glover, Mrs. Jane, death of, VII. 591.
Glover, L. H., report of Cass County
Pioneer Society, IV. 225; re-elected
secretary, IV. 226.
Glover, Shepard R., death of, XIII. 115.
Glover, Wellington A. I. 255.
Glue, Mary (Mrs. Wm. G.), XIII. 235.
Glue, William, I. 296; biog., XIII. 235.
Glue, Reed & Bushnell, XIII. 235.
Glue, garrison supplies, XI. 417.
Glynn, Alexander, VI. 319.
Glynn, Alphant J., X. 116, 119.
Gnadenhutten, - - Moravian village, X.
108, 112; XIII. 428.
Gnats, as pests, III. 125.
Goodby, Henry, M. D., instructor in
Agricultural College, 1859, VI. 132.
Goat Island, XIII. 533.
Gobeye, Baptiste, I. 345.
Gobeye (Gobble), Charles, I. 345; high-
way tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Gobeye (Gobal, Gobble, Gobeil), Francis,
Sr., L 347; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Gobeye (Gobbielle), Corp. Francis, Jr.,
soldier of the war of 1812, I 3*45; V.
554; VIII. 497.
Gobeye (Gobielle), Joseph and wife, on
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
Gobeye, Madeline, I. 345.
Gobeye (Gobeille) house I. 500.
Goble, Elijah, III. 630, 636; IV. 226.
Gobleville, how named, III. 636.
Goddard, Abel, II. 515.
Goddard, Miss Amanda (Mrs. Thomas),
II. 220.
Goddard, Calhoun, XIV. 308.
Goddard, Rev. Curtis, III. 237, 239; VI.
378; memoir, VIII. 218.
Goddard, E. G., XIII. 268.
Goddard, Mrs. E. G., biog., XIII. 267, 268.
Goddard, Gardner, of Massachusetts, VI.
255.
Goddard, J., entered land in 1821, III. 568.
Goddard, James Stanley, IX. 377; X. 279,
640.
Goddard, Joseph, V. 319.
Goddard, Josiah, I. 130; III. 348, 561; V.
256, 259, 263, 268, 274 345; XIV. 324;
sketch of, V. 274; VI. 255.
Goddard, Lewis (Louis), III. 342-346; V.
474; loaned specie to bank for exam-
ination by bank commissioner, V. 216,
217; tried by court martial, VIII. 623.
Goddard, S. Calhoun, VI. 256.
Goddard, "Si," XIV. 308.
Goddard, Sophia Rice, of Massachusetts,
VI. 255.
Goddard, Susan, XIV. 308.
Godette, Lieut. Francis Marantete, IX.
473.
Godez (Godiz), Father — , priest, I. 319;
XIII. 436.
Godfrey, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 544.
Godfrey, David, death of, VIII. 116.
Godfrey, Frank, publisher, VI. 83.
Godfrey, Freeman, vice-president of
bank, VI. 324.
Godfrey, Hiram, II. 290. 293.
Godfrey, John (Ammon), soldier of the
war of 1812, V. 556.
Godfrey, John J., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 323.
Godfrey, Levi, IX. 11.
Godfrey, Lyman, V. 287.
Godfrey, M. H., IV. 443.
Godfrey, Morris, VI. 202.
Godfrey & Thorpe, state printers, X. 1.
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INDEX.
Godfrey block, VI. 495.
Godfrey, — XV. 4.
Godfroy, Miss — , I. 345.
Godfrey, Eliza, VIII. 637.
Godfroy, Col. Gabriel, Indian agent, I.
345, 376, 498; III. 51; VI. 373, 374, 484,
485, 499; VIII. 234, 235, 353, 488, 524,
579; XII. 648; amount received for
wood, 1813, XV. 488; appointed cap-
tain in Wayne county militia, 1803,
VIII. 543; bill of, V. 558; early land
claims, IV. 401, 403; gift of, XII. 346;
location of house and early trading
post, IV. 479; V. 558; VIII. 632; XIV.
537; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 461%; original patentee of lands
where city of Ypsilanti now stands,
VI. 332; pays annuities to Indians, XII.
594; promotes public amusements, XII.
662; signed address to Maj. Wm. A.
Puthuff, VIII. 656; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537, 539.
Godfroy, Gabriel, Jr., I. 347; appointed
ensign in Wayne county militia, 1803,
VIII. 543; original stockholder of De-
troit's first bank, VIII. 575; residence
of, IV. 476.
Godfroy, J. L. C., his first trip to Cold-
water, XIV. 547.
Godfroy, Jacques, Sr., VIII. 283-285, 336,
353, 356; deed of 1798, IV. 76-78, and
son on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X.
611.
Godfroy, Jacques Gabriel, Jr., IV. 77, 78.
Godfroy, James Jacques, VIII. 642, 644;
XII. 569, 570; entertained Indians, XIV.
548; mayor of Monroe in 1843, VI.
369n; memoir, XIV. 546.
Godfroy, Mrs. James Jacques (Miss Vic-
toria Navarre), XIV. 546; crossing Sa-
line river, XIV. 547.
Godfroy, John F., XI. 191.
Godfroy, Marie Anne Marantette, I. 32;
VI. vii.; noted contemporaries, VI.
499; sketch of, VI. 497.
Godfroy, Napoleon, first white child born
in Grand Rapids, V. 438.
Godfroy, Peter, II. 572, 581; VI. 499; XII.
578, 579; name in old account book,
V. 561.
Godfroy, Peter & James J., trading post
at Coldwater, II. 564; III. 614; XIV.
546, 547.
Godfroy, Richard, Indian agent, I. 292;
IV. 288, 289; V. 438; VI. 329; XIII.
223; early resident of Grand Rapids,
VI. 332; first to use stucco, IV. 292;
trading post on Saline reservation, II.
476, 480; sketch of, VI. 331.
Godfroy, Robert and wife, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
Godfroy, Samuel, merchant, XIV. 548.
Godfroy, W. H., VII. 506.
Godfroy homestead, location of, X. 92.
Godman, Mrs. James C., VII. 447.
Goff, — , and wife, teachers of 1815, I.
60; V. 547, 548.
Goff, Lieut. — , I. 250.
Goff, Daniel W., I. 239.
Goff, Emily, I. 244.
Goff, Ezra W., I. 244, 245; III. 553.
Goff Mrs. Henry, death of, VII. 580.
Goff, John, I. 345.
Goff, John H., I. 248.
Goff, Margaret, I. 239.
Goff, Mehitable, I. 238.
Goff, Newal H., I. 239.
Goff, Sally, I. 238.
Goff, Cant. Sewell S., Black Hawk war,
I. 239, 245; pay roll of company, I. 248.
Goff, Sylvanus, early teacher, IV. 59.
Goff, Timothy B., I. 238, 239.
Goff, W., III. 280.
Goff, W. W., and wife, I. 242.
Goff, Willard, I. 238.
Goff, William, I. 239.
Gogebic, meaning of name, VIII. 159.
Gogebic mining district, XIII. 349, 450.
Goguac Boat Club, III. 362.
Goguac settlement, V. 253.
Goheen, Mrs. Elizabeth, V. 449.
Goine, Robert, of Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 411.
Goines, Mrs. — , XII. 47.
Golais, Joseph, soldier of the war of 1812,
V. 554.
Gold, George R., III. 441.
Gold pen, invented by Levi Brown, I.
437.
Golden, Capt. — , VIII. 366.
Golden, James H., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Golden, Katie, VIII. 70.
Goldenrod, XIV. 602.
Goldrick, Capt. — , XV. 274.
Goldsmith, Mrs. Cordelia (Miss Hutch-
ins), XI. 65.
Goldsmith, Leroy, XL 65.
Goldsmith, Oliver, IV. 457; XL 216.
Golling, Charles, VI. 171; loss by fire,
VI. 185, 186, 196.
Golyer, O. V., death of, VII. 543.
Gonin, Charles, VI. 486.
Gonior, Joseph, member of State Pioneer
Society, death of, IX. 13.
Gooch, Anna, death of, XL 84.
Gooch, Miss Betsey (Mrs. S. P. Marvin,
early teacher, V. 333.
Gooch, Miss C. E., elected honorary
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 321.
Gooch, Miss Mary Ellen (Mrs. R. Strick-
land), V. 335.
Good, Andrew, II. 396.
Good, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 131.
Good, Lawrence, VI. 252.
Good, Margaretta, VI. 252.
INDEX.
231
Good Friday, made a holiday by law,
date of, XII. 491.
Good Templars, of Allegan, III. 289.
Goodale, Charles C., publisher, VI. 94.
Goodale, Daniel, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Goodale, David H., death of, VIII. 56.
Goodale, Elijah, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Goodale, Rev. O. M., III. 243; IV. 217.
Goodale, William, VI. 377.
Goodall, Orin, XIV. 424.
Goode. John, asylum steward, XIII. 307.
Goodel, Squire — , IV. 500. .
Goodell, Aurilla S. (Mrs. G. Godell), III.
640.
Goodell, Daniel, soldier in Hull's army,
XIII. 310.
Goodell, Elijah, IV. 414.
Goodell, Gotham, III. 641.
Goodell, Mrs. Louis, III. 619.
Gooden, — , pioneer of Ann Arbor, II. 544.
Gooden, Francis, VI. 421; IX. 77.
Goodenough, Dr. — , phrenologist, XIV.
375.
Goodenough, Mrs. D. W. (Miss Olney),
VI. 432, 433.
Goodenough, Joseph, XIV. 424.
Goodenow & Dow, loss by fire, VI. 186.
Goodeve, Mary Ann (Mrs. Wm. Corner),
XIV. 54.
Goodfellow, Walter, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 609.
Goodhue, Charles, VI. 495.
Gooding, Justice, I. 336.
"Goodintent," boat, II. 549, 559; XII. 4;
cargo of, XII. 5.
Goodison, John, editor, IX. 98.
Goodman, George, VII. 118.
Goodman, Lieut. John B., Mexican war
soldier, VII. 112, 114; promoted, VII.
116; killed, VII. 117, 121.
Goodman. Rev. John Story, biog., VIII.
13, 70, 71; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, V. 208; VI. 10.
Goodman, Rev. Stephen, pioneer preach-
er, I. 401, 467; VI. 377; VIII. 71.
Goodman, Mrs. Julia M., death of, XIII.
281.
Goodman, W. H., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Goodnoe, — , XIII. 555.
Goodnoe, Mary, original .member of first
church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
Goodnow, Frederick N., death of, XIII.
239.
Goodnow, W. E. & Co., merchants, VI.
234.
Goodremont, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 545.
Goodrich, — , of Boston, elected honor-
ary member State Historical Society,
XII 321
Goodrich, 'A., III. 280.
Goodrich, A. H., death of, XIV. 189.
Goodrich, Aaron, IX. 178; XI. 264; XIII.
183; member of the legislature of Ten-
nessee; chief justice of Montana, and
secretary of legation in Belgium, IX.
179; XI. 268, 268n.
Goodrich, Alanson, V. 333; XI. 116.
Goodrich, Allen, VI. 422; XIII. 115; gift
of, III. 109; letter describing beauty of
prairie, V. 523.
Goodrich, Rev. C. P., early preacher,
XIII. 59.5.
Goodrich, Chauncey, extract from his
"Northern Fruit Culturist," X. 72.
Goodrich, Chauncey Allen, assisted Noah
Webster with abridgment of diction-
ary, XIII. 116.
Goodrich, Dr. Chauncey B., first physi-
cian of Saugatuck, member of the leg-
islature, III. 306.
Goodrich, Chauncey Smith, early settler
of Ann Arbor, I. 338; III. 383; V. 348;
IX. 142; XII. viii.
Goodrich, Mrs. Chauncey Smith (Asch-
sah Huxford), XII. viii.
Goodrich, Chester, surveyor, III. 582.
Goodrich, Cornelius D., death of, VI. 449.
Goodrich, Gen. (Col.) David, VI. 480;
XIII. 115.
Goodrich, Dr. E., III. 292.
Goodrich, E. & R., IX. 183.
Goodrich Edward P., XIII. 116.
Goodrich, Elizur, XIV. 590.
Goodrich, Emeline (Dickinson), XIII.
115; death of, XIII. 116.
Goodrich, Mrs. Emily, death of, XIV. 147.
Goodrich, Enoch H., death of, IX. 39.
Goodrich, Enos, VIII. vii.; IX. 9, 183; X.
v.; XL vi., 9, 10, 14; XIII. 38; XIV. 7,
26; gift of, XI. 13; "Locating the state
capitol at Lansing," VIII. 121: mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, IX. 90; XI.
12; member of the legislature in 1847,
VIII. 121; XI. 265; member of house
committee to locate capitol, submits
report, VIII. 123-126; "Memoir of Al-
fred Pond." XIII. 172; "Memoir of
John Skinner Goodrich," IX. 180; XIII.
181; "Our Pioneer Debating Society,"
XI. 261; remarks of, IX. 13; XIII. 22;
"The Goodrich family Reunion," IX.
178-180; vice-president State Pioneer
Society, XIV. viii., 41; "Watertown
Thirty Years Ago," X. 115, 116.
Goodrich, Eugene, XIII. 183.
Goodrich, Eunice Skinner, IX. 180; XIII.
181.
Goodrich, F. S., loss by fire, VI. 185, 186,
195.
Goodrich, Fanny Ruth, XIII. 116.
Goodrich, George, XIII. 182, 183.
Goodrich, George A., death of, IX. 54.
Goodrich, George N., death of, X. 5.
Goodrich, Harris C., II. 200, 202; platted
Tekonsha village, II. 246; candidate
for the legislature, vote for, II. 223.
232
INDEX.
Goodrich, Ira, entered land in 1824, II.
368, 398, 429; death of, XIII. 239.
Goodrich, Jedediah, XIII. 115.
Goodrich, John, XIII. 115.
Goodrich, John, died in China, XIV. 342;
student of Kalamazoo branch of the
university, V. 421, 425; X. 32.
Goodrich, Mrs. John (Ellen Burdick),
XIV. 342.
Goodrich, Judge John Skinner, IX. Viii.;
XI. 265; elected circuit judge, III. 116;
sketches of, IX. 180, 187; XI. 269.
Goodrich Leonard, XIII. 115; biog., XI.
47, 56.
Goodrich, -Levi Hamilton, IX. 180; XI.
269; XIII. 181, 182.
Goodrich, Louisa (Mrs. F. Sloan), XIII.
206.
Goodrich, Miss Mary (Mrs. Beaman), VI.
338.
Goodrich, Mary E., death of, XIII. 113.
Goodrich, Merchant Huxford, I. 326, 338;
II. 85, 394; III. 106. 108, 113; IV 4, 5;
V. 10, 14; VI. 6; VIII. 6, 8, 18; IX. 5;
XI. v., 7, 8, 139; XIII. 5, 10; XIV. 19;
chosen to represent State Pioneer So-
ciety at semi-centennial celebration,
IX. 218; gift of, II. 5; graduate of Uni-
versity of Michigan, 1845, XII. viii.;
made motion choosing first secretary
of State Pioneer Society, I. 7; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 7, 90; mem-
ber of committee of historians and
o'ther committees, I. iii., 56, 81, 83; II.
iii., vii., 10, 68, 69, 84, 91-93; III. v., xi.,
3, 4, 11, 100; IV. iii., ix., 10; V. iii., 2,
12; VI. iii., iv., x., 3-8, 12, 16; VIII. v.,
xiv.; IX. 8; portrait, XII. frontispiece,
sketch of, XII. viii.; vice-president of
society, I. 56, 327; president State Pio-
neer Society, IX. xi.; X. vii.; XI. 10;
XII. viii.; XIII. 4; president's address,
XI. 1.
Goodrich, Mercy (Hooker), XIII. 115.
Goodrich, Moses, IX. 178, 179; XI. 268;
extracts from his diary, XIII. 184; re-
fused to sell hay to the wealthy, hold-
ing it for the poor, XIII. 184; sketch
of, XIII. 168, 180.
Goodrich, Mrs. Moses, XIII. 182, 183.
Goodrich, Nelson, XIII. 183.
Goodrich, Nelson L., I. 241.
Goodrich, Dr. Osman Dewey, III. Ill,
280, 284, 292, 313; appointed farmer
for Ottawa Indians, XIII. 116; biog.,
XIII. 114. 115; member State Pioneer
Society, III. 266; XIII. 36.'
Goodrich, Mrs. Osman Dewey, XIII. 116.
Goodrich, Osman E., XIII. 116.
Goodrich, Mrs. Rebecca (Curtis), XIII.
115.
Goodrich, Reuben, IX. 178, 179; XIV. 32;
member of the legislature, IX. 180, 183,
184; XI. 265; member State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 196; sketch of, XI. 269.
Goodrich, Russell, I. 125.
Goodrich, Samuel G. ("Peter Parley"),
X. 19; XIII. 116; publisher, 1820, II.
56; "Lake Superior," VII. 154.
Goodrich, Sarah (Mrs. Orrin Strong),
XIII. 182.
Goodrich, Solon, XIV. 342.
Goodrich, Susanna (Dickinson), XIII.
115.
Goodrich, Thomas, III. 553; entered land
in 1824, II. 368; subscription to first
court house, II. 428, 429.
Goodrich, William, early settler of
Weathersfield, Conn., XII. viii.
Goodrich, William S., XI. 264, 268.
Goodrich & Sparks, II. 341.
Goodrich Bros., XIII. 180.
Goodrich family reunion, IX. 178.
Goodrich bank, original capital, V. 215.
Goodrich Debating Society, XI. 261.
Goodrich hotel, II. 192.
Goodrich Transportation Company, IX.
275.
Goodrich village. XI. 261.
Goodsell, Mrs. Lydia (Lydia Smith),
XIV. 608.
Goodsell, Rier N., death of, XIII. 219.
Goodson, Mrs. Nancy, VII. 301.
Goodspeed, Miss Abby, early teacher, IV.
59, 60.
Goodspeed, Hiram, IV. 60; XIV. 448.
Goodspeed, Mrs. I. M., IV. 260.
Goodspeed, O., III. 281.
Goodspeed, Mrs. Rebecca, death of, XIII.
239.
Goodspeed, Truman B., death of, VI. 447.
Goodwin, — , IV. 48.
Goodwin, Mrs. — , V. 512.
Goodwin, Abigail, I. 423.
Goodwin, Achsah, I. 423.
Goodwin, Miss Alice, instructor in Olivet
' college, III. 413.
Goodwin, Arathema, IV. 194.
Goodwin, Dr. Daniel, XIII. 284.
Goodwin, Judge (Col.) Daniel, Sr., I.
428; II. 180, 572, 576; III. 103; IV. 429;
V. 562; VI. 410, 411; VII. 8, 113; IX.
87; XIII. 2; assisted Gen. Brady, XIII.
539; associate justice, 1843, III. 115,
122; XIV. 412; candidate for United
States senator, XIII. 285; counsel for
Michigan Central Ry., XIII. 285; dis-
trict judge for upper peninsula, VII.
174, 175; gift of, XI. 13; XII. 339; in
Toledo war, XIII. 531; judge of su-
preme court, XIII. 285; member State
Historical Society, XII. 323; president
of constitutional convention, 1850, III.
39; remarks on Levi Bishop, IV. 431;
resolutions of Detroit Bar on death of,
XIII. 286; sketch of, XIII. 283; U. S.
district attorney, XIII. 285.
Goodwin. Mrs. Daniel, Sr. (Julia Mer-
rill), XIII. 285.
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233
Goodwin, Daniel, Jr., XI. 13; XIII. 284-
286.
Goodwin, E. W., VII. 47n.
Goodwin, Rev. Henry M., D. D., instruct-
or in Olivet college, III. 413.
Goodwin, James, land entry, V. 405.
Goodwin, Joshua M., XIII. 285.
Goodwin, Julia E. (Mrs. Trumbull),
II. 56.
Goodwin, Justus, first supervisor of Bur-
lington township, II. 211, 212.
Goodwin, Landrus, IV. 251, 257.
Goodwin, Lucretia, I. 423.
Goodwin, Mary, V. 421.
Goodwin, O. H.t publisher. VI. 88.
Goodwin, O. H. P., IV. 181.
Goodwin, Ozias, settled in Hartford,
Conn., 1635, XIII. 284.
Goodwin, Parke, biographer, II. 134.
Goodwin, Richard, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827 XII. 461 %.
Goodwin, S. A., XII. 342; XIII. 285.
Goodwin, William G., V. 421.
Goodwin (Taugahanac), falls, descrip-
tion of, II. 13.
Goodyear, Henry A., I. vi.; original mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 13, 14,
86; vice-president, I. x., 28, 56; II. vii.,
68; III. xi., 3. 108; "Sketch of Barry
County," I. 112.
Goodyear, S. C., VII. 402.
Goose Island, IX. 643; Indian name and
location of, XII. 378.
Gonyeau, — , signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Gonyou, Guillhaume, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 604.
Gonyou Louis, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 603.
Gopher, pests, V. 251, 390.
Gordon, Rev. — , VI. 478.
Gordon, A. E., publisher, VI. 82; VII. 494.
Gordon, Mrs. 'Ann., death of, VIII. 113.
Gordon, D., Jr.. member Sta^e Histor-
. ical Society, XII. 324.
Gordon, Mrs. E. A., death of, VIII. 115.
Gordon, Francis, death of, IX. 75.
Gordon, George, death of, XIV. 147.
Gordon, Henry. IV. 194.
Gordon, Mrs. Henry, IV. 197; XIV. 192.
Gordon, Hugh, XI. 110.
Gordon, Lieut. James, XV. 287; report
of military stores at Detroit and Mich-
ilimackinac, XV. 266; signs memorial
to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252 ; wound-
ed at battle of Raisin river, XV. 238-
240, 606.
Gordon, James Wright, B. A. M. A., at-
torney, II. 305; III. 531; IV. 219; VII.
477; VIII. 203; X. 18; XI. vi., 274, 296;
XIII. 516; acting governor, 1841 II.
107. 223; III. 120; XIV. 412; land en-
tries, III. 404; state senator. II. 238,
314; sketch of, XI. 274.
30
Gordon, Michael, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Gordon, R. J., death of, XIV. 184.
Gordon, Mrs. Sarah, death of, XIV. 137.
Gordon, Sarah Barkley (Mrs. Hugh G.),
death of, XI. 110.
Gordon, Truman, death of, XI. 97; XIV.
136.
Gordon, Wesley, wounded in battle in
Mexico, VII. 118.
Gordon & Woodruff, attorneys, XI. 280.
Gore, Almon, XIV. 365.
Gore, Edwin, XIII. 154.
Gore, Lieut. Gov. Francis, of Upper Can-
ada, XV. 57. 268; letters from W.
Clans. XV. 44, 47, to Sir James Craig.
XV. 46, 53, Bishop Plessis, XV. 52, Sec-
retary Thornton, XV. 43.
Gore Isaiah, XIV. 323, 364.
Gore! Phebe, XIII. 154.
Gorgets (Gorglets), for Indian presents,
X. 581 632; XII. 83, 146, 158, 247, 248,
257, 274, 284; XV. 607, 614, 655; of
silver presented State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 329.
Gorham, — , captain of the Governor
Marcy, first steamboat on Saginaw
river, XIII. 361, 363.
Gorham, Miss Ann (Mrs. Higby), I. 330.
Gorham. Charles T., II. 239; III. 7; IV.
219; X. 11; XIV. 81; chosen to repre-
sent State Pioneer Society at semi-
centennial celebration, IX. 218; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society. I. 90; mem-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 325,
328; publisher, VI. 66; state senator
and foreign minister, II. 240; trustee
of first asylum, XIII. 298; trustee of
Young Ladies Seminary, Marshall, VI.
258.
Gorham, Dr. George W., II. 294, 308, 312.
Gorham, John M., V. 440, 445.
Gorman, Peter, death of. XIII. 280.
Gornon, Mrs. — , granddaughter of J. B.
Cadotte, Sr., XIV. 647.
Gorton, Mrs. Alonzo (Miss Maria Alex-
ander), first white child born in Web-
ster township, XIII. 554.
Gorton, Samuel, V. 505.
Gorton, Rev. Thomas, first pastor of Bap-
tist church of Nankin, XIV. 445.
Goslin, — , Frenchman killed on Hog Is-
land. VIII. 280, 281.
Goss, Joel B., XIII. 278.
Goss, Mrs. Sarah, death of, IX. 77.
Goss, Sarah C., death of, XIV. 53.
Goss, William, land entry, III. 401.
Gosset, Lieut. — , XV. 550.
Gotee, James N., biog., X. 203.
Gotee, Jerome N., biog., X. 203.
Gotse, — , early settler of Saginaw, III.
606.
Gott, James B. death of, VI. 448.
Gott, John N., death of, VI. 447.
234
INDEX.
Gottenburg, peace council held in, XV.
543, 544, 547, 549.
Gotterie, — , X. 218.
Gottfriedt, Mrs. Casper, V. 485.
Goucher, Orman, death of, XIII. 132.
Goudy, John, publisher, III. 275.
Gouge, — , X. 21.
Gough, John B., temperance lecturer,
XIII. 392; XIV. 188; compared with
S. M. Hewlett, XIII. 392.
Gouie, Robert, I. 345.
Gouin, Lieut. — , IX. 441.
Gouin, Charles, I. 345, 372; XI. 19; ac-
count of Pontiac's conspiracy and
siege of Detroit, VIII. 340, 341, 344;
eye witness of the massacre of the
men taken from the boats at siege of
Detroit, VIII. 347, 348-350, 355, 356; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510;
signs petition against McDougal's pos-
session of Hog Island, X. 238; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 533, 535; and
mother, on Detroit's census roll, 1779.
X. 314.
Gouin, Claude, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Gouin, Frangois, on census roll of De-
troit; 1782, X. 607; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 533, 535.
Gouin, Nicholas (Nicolas), VIII. 497; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607;
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 533, 535.
Gouin. Thomas, warned Maj. Campbell
of Pontiac's deception, VIII. 284-286,
344, 345, 348, 349, 363.
Goulat, Peter, death of, XIV. 185.
Gould, — , member surveying party, III.
590.
Gould, Mrs. — , (Catharine Young), XIV.
303.
Gould, A. R., death of, IX. 19.
Gould, Alva, II. 316.
Gould, Judge Amos, I. 319; IV. 257; XI.
245; XIII. 366; biographical sketch, V.
490, 491.
Gould, Dr. B. A., of Boston, V. 32, 33.
Gould, Burr, II. 528.
Gould, Daniel, II. 486.
Gould, Mrs. Daniel, II. 457.
Gould, David, II. 314; V. 492.
Gould, Mrs. David, V. 489.
Gould, Deborah, death of, VIII. 22.
Gould, Col. Ebenezer, soldier of the war
of the rebellion, II. 74, 86, 487; V. 490;
VIII. 93-95; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 86; VII. 10; prisoner of war,
XII. 411, 413; resolutions on death of,
III. 617; sketch of, III. 616.
Gould, Ellis A., death of, XI. 83.
Gould, Fred H., V. 491.
Gould, Miss H. F., of Connecticut, elect-
ed honorary member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 321.
Gould, Mrs. Irene H. (Mrs. E. G.), early
teacher, VIII. 94; death of. VIII. 75,93.
Gould, James, land entry, III. 563; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, IX. 91; XI.
12.
Gould, John, land entry, II. 449-451; VII.
560; first postmaster of Novi, II. 452.
Gould, Mrs. Lavina, death of, VII. 543.
Gould, Lawrence P., V. 491.
Gould, Lucius E., publisher, VIII. 95.
Gould, Martha (Mrs. Harrington), X. 129.
Gould, Mary, first white child born in
Novi township, II. 451.
Gould, Nellie V.. death of. .VIII. 75, 93-95.
Gould, "Aunt" Polly, II. 451, 523.
Gould, Mrs. Sophrona, death of. IV. 249,
257.
Gould, Thomas B., death of, XI. 95.
Gould, Warren M., death of, XIII. 132.
Gould, Zena, member school board, III.
359.
Gould & Burt, XII. 399.
Gould & Fish, II. 487.
Goulden, Peter, death of, XIV. 184.
Goulding, Capt. — , defends vessel of sup-
plies for Fort Detroit during the siege,
VI. 508.
Goulding, Isabella (Mrs. Murdock
Fraser), XIV. 176.
Goulet, Louis, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Goulette, A. & Litzimburgen, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 605.
Goulette. Antoine, and wife, names on
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
Goundry. Caleb, death of, XI. 83.
Gourd (Noggen), XIV. 610; grown by In-
dians prior to 1563, II. 25.
Gourd seed, variety of corn grown by
early settlers, XIV. 440.
Gourdneck prairie, II. 159; III. 521; X.
164.
Govereau, Mrs. — , (Miss Mary Geitz),
VII. 126, 127.
Government house and council house, V.
533
"Governor Clark," boat, U. S., XV. 623.
"Governor Marcy," first steamer to en-
ter Saginaw river, III. 318, 606; IX.
126; XIII. 353, 361, 362.
"Governor Mason," boat, IV. 289, 290 ;
IX. 285.
Governor and judges, I. 415, 451; III 97;
VIII. 557, 607, 608, 612, 613; author-
ized to publish laws, III. 562; commit-
tee to investigate laws adopted by,
VIII. 603; constituted the legislature,
X. 85; donate land to churches in De-
troit, I. 489; XIII. 428, 429; legislative
power vested in, VII. 19; meetings of,
VIII. 602; memorialized by Wayne
county bar, XII. 550; relative to terri-
torial police, XII. 290; petitioned for
a bank, VIII. 571, for a delegate in con-
gress, XII. 586, by Crawford county,
INDEX.
235
XII. 586, to adopt certain laws, VIII.
617, to transfer the commons of De-
troit to city, VIII. 585; plan of govern-
ment, II. 357; recommend American
made clothing for army officers' wear,
VIII. 616; resolution of regarding rep-
resentative in congress to establish
boundary line, XII. 639.
Governors of Michigan, III. 114, 115, 117-
121; XIV. 655; authorized to lease
school lands, VII. 19; power to remove
appointive officers, XII. 471.
Governor's mansion, Detroit, description
of, IV. 91; VI. 503.
Gower, C. A., VII. 417; superintendent of
public instruction, V. 187, of Industrial
school, XIII. 17.
Gowin, Francis, XII. .579.
Goyeau farm, VII. 86.
Grabber, Mrs. Henry, death of, IX. 76.
Graber, Miss Maria, VII. 207.
Grabill, E. F., publisher, VI. 90.
"Grace," yacht, III. 645.
Grady, Thomas, death of, XI. 136.
Graff, Peter, Jr., banker, VI. 321, 322.
Graff & Dennis, bankers, VI. 321.
Graffe, Richard, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Grafton, — , Duke of, II. 593.
Graf ton, John J., first warden of Ionia
reformatory, III. 477, 480.
Gragg, John, subscription to first court
house, II. 428.
Graham, — , XIV. 511.
Graham, Dr. — , XV. 283.
Graham, Mrs. — , XII. 211.
Graham, Alexander, XIV. 152; entered
land in 1819, III. 569.
Graham, Andrew J., student of Hillsdale
college, 1844, VI. 144; phonetic author,
VI. 146.
Graham, Benjamin, III. 569; IX. 166;
XII. 565.
Graham, Daniel, V. 279.
Graham, Mrs. Daniel, VI. 254.
Graham, Daniel M., D. D., VI. 143; X.
41, 42; first president of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 144, 147, 160, 161, 163.
Graham, Miss Derinda (Mrs. S. T.
Grow), XIII. 263.
Graham, Capt. Duncan, X. 334; member
of court of inquiry at Green Bay, XV.
669, 674; signs letter to Capt. Roberts,
XV. 246.
Graham, E. P., II. 392.
Graham, Felix, VIII. 481, 486.
Graham, George, I. 301.
Graham, Lieut. Col. J. D., U. S. A., his
gift; XII. 349 ; his report on Mason and
Dixon line, 1850, presented State His-
torical Society, XII. 347.
Graham, James, located in Avon town-
ship, 1817, I. 296, 301; III. 561, 565,
569; IV. 198; XL 498; XII. 565.
Graham, James & Alexander, first set-
tlers of Avon township, VII. 561.
Graham, Jared B., publisher, III. 464;
VI. 76, 84.
Graham, John, I. 319.
Graham, John, chief clerk, department
of state, 1812, XV. 207.
Graham, John, soldier of the Mexican
war, VT. 19.
Graham, Mrs. Jonathan B., IV. 252.
Graham, Lieut. P., commended, XV. 625;
saves cargo of wrecked vessel, XI.
402; killed at battle of the Thames,
XV. 499.
G'raham, Samuel and wife, VII. 519.
Graham, Stephen, first clerk of Newton
township, II. 244; V. 323; memoir, V.
, 277.
Graham, William, pioneer, IX. 166.
Graham, William, printer, bill for print-
ing and binding, IV. 9.
Graham & Shedd, traders, IX. 658.
Graham's tavern, V. 247.
Grahame & Theodore, X. 307; XIII. 70.
Grain, amount in Detroit, 1778-9, X. 313-
327; XIII. 53, 55; early manner of
sowing and threshing, XIV. 610;
grown by Indians, XIII. 341; shipped
from Jackson in 1877, II. 343, 345,
346.
Gramer, Mrs. — , V. 446.
Granby, Marquis of, II. 593.
Granchin, — , I. 416.
Grand, L., a petition signed by in 1765
presented Historical Society, XII. 329.
Grand Blanc township (Genesee county),
II. 472; III. 434; XIV. 507; first church,
XII. 357; XIII. 409; first settlers, XIII.
408.
Grand Haven "Clarion," IX. 296; "Cou-
rier-Journal," established at Nunica,
removed to Coopersville, Spring Lake,
Grand Haven, IX. 298, 299; "Early
recollections of," IX. 330; "Grand
River Times," VI. 92; IX. 296; "Her-
ald," first in county, IX. 298, 299;
"News," IX. 297; semi-centennial cele-
bration of Ottawa county held at. IX.
222; "Union," IX. 297.
Grand Haven ferry, IX. 274, 275.
Grand Haven township (Ottawa county),
organized, 1837, IX. 252.
Grand Island, XV. 602; U. S. troops erect
log houses opposite, XV. 430.
Grand jury, action of relative to Gov.
Hull, VIII. 587; censured Judge James
Witherell, VIII. 587, 588; charge to
Justice Campbell, XII. 630; exam-
ines into acts of Gov. Hamilton and
Philip Dejean, X. 293; presentment in
1806, XII. 628-630; presentment against
Gov. Hamilton and Mr. Dejean, X. 336;
protests against absence of judges
from the territory, VIII. 588; recom-
mendations of, XII. 626.
236
INDEX.
Grand Ledge, first settler, XIV. 89; "In-
dependent," VI. 75.
G-and Portage, location of, I. 484.
Grand Portal, view on Lake Superior,
VII. 156.
Grand Rapids, banks, VI. 322-324; "Banks
and the men who made them," VI.
319; Baptist missionary stations, IV.
288; business and public institutions,
societies, VI. 326, 327; "Democrat,"
"De Standard," VI. 82, 83; Catholic
missions, IV. 287; VI. 325; churches,
VI. 325; early settlers, IV. 293; "Events
of 1833-1839," IV. 289-291; early super-
intendents and principals of schools,
IX. 94; "Eagle" established, IV. 290;
VI. 82, 83; "Enquirer" (Grand River
Times), IV. 290; VI. 82; VII. 497; gyp-
sum and salt, IV. 292; history, IV. 286;
ice jam of 1838, IV. 439; Indians of, IV.
286; platted by Lucius Lyon and Judge
Carrol, XIII. 332; "Post," VI. 82, 83;-
1 railroad built to, II. 317; schools, VI.
325; "School Moderator," removed to
Lansing, IX. 98; "Statts Zeitung,"
"Vrijheids Banner," VI. 82, 83;
"Times," IV. 290; VI. 82, 83.
Grand Rapids & Holland Ry., IX. 279.
Grand Rapids & Lake Shore Ry., IX. 277 ;
XIII. 222.
"Grand Rapids and Richland, early days
in," V. 434.
Grand Rapids & Saginaw Ry., XIII. 222.
Grand Rapids trail, III. 380.
Grand „ river (Washtanon), Michigan,
early boats on. IX. 285; Indian chiefs
on, XII. 622; Indian name of, XL 193;
licenses to trade with Indians on,
1778 IX. 650; Pottawattomie village
on, X. 248.
Grand river (Canada), U. S. troops on,
XV. 662-668.
Grand River Bank, capital of, V. 214.
Grand River House, II. 299, 300, 334.
Grand River trail, IV. 49.
Grand River Valley Ry., chartered, II.
317, 319.
Grand Sable, Ottawa chief, XII. 215.
Grand Traverse, original name for Flint,
III. 432; Indian name of, XIV. 507.
Grand Traverse asylum, value of build-
ings in 1889, XIV. 410.
Grand Traverse bay, Indian name of,
XII. 622.
Grand Traverse county (Omeena), or-
ganized, county seat located, I. 165;
memorial report, XIV. 96; newspapers,
VI. 76; treasurer and clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404.
Grand Trunk Ry., II. 318; IX. 276.
"Grand Turk," boat, IV. 350.
Grande, — , list of taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 532.
Grande Bias, see Grand Blanc.
Grandine, Carlton P., death of, XIV. 67.
Grandpre, Louis, XII. 578.
Granger, — , IV. 293.
Granger, Bradley F., congressman. III.
124.
Granger, Francis, attorney, II. 254; III.
'605; candidate for vice-president of
the United States, V. 126. 134.
Granger, Frank, orator of New York, X.
10; his nickname. X. 21; addressed
mass meeting at Battle Creek. XI. 304.
Granger, Gideon, postmaster general, I.
407.
Granger, Lieut. Gordon, soldier of the
Mexican war, VII. 116.
Granger. Harriet E. (Mrs. L. W. Bliss),
XIII. 271.
Granger, Lepman, sheriff of St. Clair
county, VI. 411.
Granger, Ralph, II. 254.
Granger, Sarah Sophia (Mrs. John Mon-
teith, Sr.), XIII. 425.
Granger, Sylvester, VI. 82.
Granite railroad, first constructed in
United States. IX. 272.
Gransmeyer, Schipke, death of. XI. 84.
Gra.nt, — . secured cattle for Sandwich,
XV. 325. 326.
Grant, A. A., land entry, III. 405.
Grant, Capt. Alexander. V. 533: VIII.
490; IX. 351 415. 422. 440. 441. 473,
476, 492, 493. 572, 573, 580. 633; X.
261, 303, 629; XI. 384. 385. 389. 403,
421, 423, 434. 435, 451; XII. 31; XIII.
77; appointed jus"tice of the peace of
the district of Hesse. XI. 622; en-
gaeed to build vessels for the British,
VIII. 469; X. 246; letters from Lieut.
Clowes IX. 607-610. Capt. Harrow, IX.
601, McKay, IX. 606, to Col. Bolton,
IX. 606. to Secretary Matthews, XI.
440, unaddressed, XI. 424; member of
the land board of Hesse, XI. 17, 27;
named for legislative council of upper
Canada, XII. 23; memorial to Gen.
Haldimand regarding overdue pay, XI.
440; on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X.
609; report of navy in 1782. X. 618,
in Detroit, 1793, XIII. 317; XV. 66, 75;
in command on Lake Erie at the age
of 85 years, XV. 74.
Grant, Amos. III. 392.
Grant, Anne, loyalist, XI. 451 ; XIII. 77.
Grant, Catharine, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII.
77.
Grant, Capt. Charles, soldier of the
war of 1812, biographical sketch of,
VIII. 13, 26; honorary member of State
Historical Society, 1831, XII. 318;
signs memorial for protection of trade,
1780, IX. 552.
Grant, Mrs. Charles, VIII. 27.
Grant, Charles W., III. ix.; 4, 6, 358,
375, 376; V. 10, 12; VII. 294, 344, 401:
VIII. 27; XI. v., 8; XII. 6; XIII. 270;
INDEX.
237
XIV. 20; "Biographical sketch of Cur-
tis Emerson," III. 607; first clerk of
Buena Vista township, III. 608; me-
morial reports of Saginaw county, IV.
383; VIII. 70; XI. 126; XIII. 267; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 86; IV.
170; member nominating committee,
IV. 5; vice-president, III. 100; IV ix.;
V. 1; VI. 3; VII. x., 7; VIII. xiv.( 9;
IX. xii., 6; XL viii., 10; XIII. 26.
Grant, Judge Claudius B., superintendent
of Ann Arbor public schools, IX. 94.
Grant, Comandrure, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 535.
Grant, Rev. Elihu, VIII. 27.
Grant, Elijah, I. 330; II. 514.
Grant, Eugene, VIII. 27.
Grant, Isaac, soldier of the revolution-
ary war, VIII. 26, 27.
Grant, Lieut. Col. J., XV. 57, 686; dis-
pensed with militia at Amherstburg,
XV. 46; extracts from his letter, XV.
49; letters to Secretary Green, XV.
37-39, 41.
Grant, Mrs. J. C., death of, VIII. 56.
Grant, James, X. 671, 672; member of
the grand jury in 1778, X. 294; sues
Earl Selkirk for imprisonment and
seizure of property, XII. 483-505.
Grant, Jane, IV. 238.
Grant, John, VIII. 654, 660; IX. 594.
Grant, Capt. John, XII. 566.
Grant, John A., on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%; remained Brit-
ish subject at close of the revolution-
ary war, VIII. 410.
Grant, John R., IV. viii.
Grant, Kirk, VII. 379.
Grant, Rev. Loren (Lorain, Loring) II.
205; VIII. 27; XIV. 452.
Grant, Margaret E., IV. 194.
Grant, Mrs. Mary B., death of, VII. 590.
Grant, Orente, land entry, IV. 401, 402.
Grant, Robert, of Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 410.
Grant, Robert J.. pioneer of Bellevue,
III. 392; VII. 379; VIII. 203. 204.
Grant, Mrs. Robert J., VII. 379.
Grant, Thomas, early teacher. I. 456; II.
583; XII. 270.
Grant. Gen. Ulysses S., president of the
United States, II. 151, 578; IV. 285; VI.
281; appointed Wm. A. Howard min-
ister to China, IV. 128; appointed
Marsh Giddings governor of New Mex-
ico, III. 137; appointed A. S. Gaylord
assistant attorney general, XI. 248; ap-
pointed H. G. Wells judge of the Ala-
bama claims, VIII. 49; at funeral of
Gen. Brady, XIII. 531; at The Hague,
XL 14; at the foot of his class. XIV.
397; captain in U. S. army, located in
Detroit, X. 97; XIII. 531, 538; nomi-
nated for U. S. president, V. 339;
stockholder in Bangor blast furnace,
III. 635.
Grant, William, pioneer of Bellevue III.
392; V. 407, 408.
Grant, William, merchant of Montreal,
IX. 468, 617, 618; X. 534, 600; XL 332,
333, 395; XII. 3, 4, 310; XIII. 70; issues
draft on Richard Dobie for government
supplies, VIII. 475; member court of
inquiry, XI. 514, 586, 591; XIII. 86;
member of committee to examine into
the administration of justice in Hesse,
XL 627, 650; opinion relative to mov-
ing Fort Michilimackinac from main
land to island, IX. 558; 'questions Mr.
Robertson before committee, XL 634;
signs bond of Samuel Robertson, IX.
620, 621; signs petition for protection
in the Indian trade, XL 484, 488; sub-
scription for a missionary at Michil-
imackinac, X. 290, 307; unaddressed
letter, X. 592, 593.
Grant, Miss Zilpha P., of Massachu-
setts, elected honorary member of
State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Grant & Fay, VII. 344.
Grant & Griffin, sign petition for pro-
tection in the Indian trade, XL 484.
Grant & Solomon, traders, their invoice
of goods, 1778, IX. 650.
Grant vs. Selkirk, trespass case, XII.
483.
Grants of land, see Land grants.
Grapes, amount shipped from Ottawa
county in 1872, 1884, IX. 269; early
prices of roots of, X. 80; grown on
table lands of Tennessee, III. 173;
wild, abundance of, V. 250; VII. 256.
Grasley, Mrs. Christian, death of, VI. 383.
Grass Lake, first settlers, V. 347; how
named, V. 347.
Grass Lake house, II. 250.
Gratiot, Col. (Capt.) Charles, for whom
Fort was named, V. 501; X. 447; XI.
251; XIII. 71; promoted public amuse-
ments, XII. 662.
"Gratiot," boat, I. 414; IV. 349; VI. 413.
Gratiot county, history of, II. 264; me-
morial report, VI. 281 ; newspapers, VI.
76; organized, named for "Fort Gra-
tiot," county seat located, I. 166, 167;
II. 266, 267; treasurer and clerk in
1875-6. I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohi-
bition amendment, XIII. 404.
Gratiot famine, VI. 269.
Gratiot fort, see Fort Gratiot.
Grattan. — , Irish orator and statesman,
XL 215.
Grattan, Capt. — , III. 86.
Grattan, Rev. — , I. 423.
Gratton, Mrs. Catharine, VII. 438.
Grauchin, — , pays debt to Judge May
with negro slave, III. 17.
Grauf. Mrs. Eva, death of, XIV. 139.
Grant John, V. 485.
238
INDEX.
Grauf, John C., death of, VII. 552.
Graveille, Joseph, merchant, IX. 658.
Gravel, Pierre, XII. 120.
Gravelle, Louis, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 670.
Gravelly Point, number of troops at, XV.
192.
Graverat, — , XI. 390.
Graverat, Gerret, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 608.
Graverat, Henry, messenger from Gen.
Harrison to Com. Perry, IV. 328, 332,
338.
Graverat, Isaac, IV. 339, 346, 347.
Graverat, Mrs. Isaac, killed by gunpow-
der explosion, IV. 346.
Graverat (Gravenrod, Graveraet), Jacob,
interpreter, VII. 141, 239; VIII. 244-
247.
Graverat, Miss Mary (Mrs. Stewart), IV.
333, 339.
Graverat, Robert, XI. 168, 169-172; mem-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 323.
Graverat, Robert J., VII. 167, 174, 179;
VIII. 149.
Graverat and Visgar, on census roll of
Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
Graverod, — , I. 442.
Graves, — , IX. 398.
Graves, — , cashier of Macomb County
Bank, V. 484.
Graves, Mrs. A. E., III. 360.
Graves, Judge Benjamin F., I. 55, 61; II.
201, 216; III. 285, 629; V. 62, 235, 236;
VI. 261, 263; VII. 371, 490; XIV. 372-
374; circuit judge holding supreme,
court in 1857, chief justice. III. 116;
V. 267, 272; letter of regret to S. O.
Fisher, VII. 322; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 331 ; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 86; sketch of, III.
364; tribute to C. C. Colton,.XIII. 396.
Graves, Mrs. Benjamin F., (Miss Cornelia
Lapham), V. 62; XIV. 366.
Graves, Charles, I. 296.
Graves, E. A., publisher, VI. 73.
Graves, E. T., vice-president State Horti-
cultural Society. X. 83; vice-president
State Pioneer Society, I. 56; II. vii.
Graves, Ephraim, V. 477.
Graves, Erastus and wife, II. 457.
Graves, Col. Frank, killed in the battle
of the Wilderness, IV. 213.
Graves, Henry, first township meeting
of Macon held at house of, II. 361.
Graves, Job, II. 384; death of. XIV. 133.
Graves, Joel C., county clerk in 1875-6, I.
519.
Graves, Luther, II. 308, 325, 334; VI. 514.
Graves, Lyman, biog., III. 640.
Graves, Mrs. Lyman. death of, XI. 135.
Graves, Mat., death of, XIV. 134.
Graves, Nancy, death of, XI. 84.
Graves, Prof. S., V. 314.
Graves, Maj. William, agent of the great
stage line, IV. 212; biog., IV. 211-214;
elected secretary of state, IV. 212.
Graves, Mrs. William, death of, IV. 213.
Graves, William M., II. 392, 393.
Graves, Mrs. William M., death of, IX.
57.
Grave creek, W. Va., Indian mounds on,
III. 42.
Gravier, James, priest, missionary in
1687, V. 95; extracts from his journal
of the voyage to the Illinois country,
1700, V. 96-99.
Graw, Rev. Stillman T., see Grow.
Gray, — , pioneer of Kalamazoo, VI. 309.
Gray, Capt. A., British soldier, IX. 349;
XV. 265, 284, 300; letters to Secretary
Freer, XV. 214, 223, Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 70, 191, 198, unsigned, XV.
72, 201; memoranda and invoice of
vessels of North West Company, 1812,
XV. 68; memorandum of naval sup-
plies wanting at Amherstburg, XV. 189.
Gray, Mrs. Abba (Mrs. Nelson), VI. 333.
Gray, Alexander, attorney general, his
summing up of case of Dease and
Ainse, XI. 610-620; opinion, XIII. 89.
Gray, Dr. Amos, first clerk of Dexter
township, IV. 395; death of, VIII. 114.
Gray, Anna M., IV. 194.
Gray, Prof. Asa, purchased first books
for University of Michigan library, V.
32
Gray, Billy, X. 195.
Gray, Charles S., V. 319-322.
Gray, Dennis, V. 421.
Gray, E. B., VII. 174.
Gray, Edward, III. 609; IV. 123.
Gray, Elliott, II. 572; IV. 472.
Gray, Emily, V. 421.
Gray, Francis, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Gray, George, publisher, VI. 77.
Gray, Horace, I. 341; member State His-
torical Society XII. 324.
Gray, Isaac H., V. 413, 414, 415.
Gray, Mrs. Isaac H., V. 413.
Gray, James, death of, VII. 346.
Gray, John (Wabachkweela or White
Horn), Munsey chief, visited Quebec,
XV. 492.
Gray, John D., II. 572.
Gray, Dr. John P., of Utica, N. Y., med-
ical superintendent of Michigan's first
asylum, salary of, XIII. 296, 297.
Gray, Joseph, XIV. 269.
Gray, Joseph W., death of, IX. 58; sub-
scription to first court house, II. 428.
Gray, Neil, member of commission to
organize Ry. company, 1835, V. 473;
promoted public amusements, XII. 662.
Gray, Phillip, I. 207; V. 257, 413, 435;
VII. 481; built first hotel in Galesburg,
VII. 482.
Gray, Robert, III. 646.
Gray, Thomas, III. 304.
INDEX.
239
Gray, William, attorney, early merchant
of Detroit, I. 396; IV. 422; member of
the Brady Guards, XIII. 525; member
State Historical Society, XII. 335;
tribute to, XIII. 529.
Gray, Capt. William and wife, III. 87.
Gray, Lieut. William B., soldier of the
Mexican war, I. 250; biog., VIII. 22,
25, 26.
Gray, Wilson, teacher, 1836, I. 453; judge
in Australia,. V. 542.
Gray & Gallagher, I. 471.
Gray & O'Flynn, solicitors, II. 602.
Grayburne, George, death of, XIII. 129.
Grayson, Col. John B., I. 432.
Grayson Light Guards (old Brady
Guards), XIII. 526, 529.
Grayton, — , captain of the "Romulus,"
IX. 514.
Grease, garrison supplies, I. 365; XV.
302, 447, 608, 645, 647, 648; price of,
XV. 434.
Great Britain, ceded land by treaty In
1783, 1796; XII. 513, 515, 516; main-
tained slavery of Americans in the col-
onies, XII. 514.
Great lakes, abound in fish, XIV. 198;
navigation of, VII. 153; with Ohio and
Mississippi rivers the boundary lines
claimed by Indians, XV. 8; see also
lakes.
Great Spirit (Kechomonedo), worshiped,
sacrifices made to, XIV. 212, 213; In-
dian name of, I. 260.
Great Turtle, Indian name for Mackinac,
XIV. 664.
"Great Western," boat, XIV. 543.
Great Western Ry. of Canada, II. 318;
IX. 276; completes Detroit & Milwau-
kee road from Owosso to Grand Ha-
ven, IX. 274.
Greece, condition of its women, XIV.
521.
Greek, George W., death of, IX. 37.
Greeley, Mrs. — , II. 157.
Greely, Aaron, I. 345; VIII. x.; letter
to George McDougall, VIII. 602; sur-
veyor, VII. 558; name in old account
book, V. 561.
Greeley, Charles B., VI. 206; city treas-
urer of Alpena, VI. 211.
Greeley, Horace, II. 329, 331; IV. 176,
436; V. 540; VI. 441; IX. 239; his birth-
place, XL 227; publisher, XIV. 310;
established "Log Cabin" 1840, X. 12;
presented box of books to Michigan
Agricultural College, VI. 131; tribute
to Kalamazoo, V. 368n.
Greeley & Erskine, VI. 206*.
Greeley settlement, VI. 206.
Green, — , Eaton county, III. 426.
Green, — , early journalist, X. 17.
Green, — , Oakland county, XIV. 590.
Green, Deacon — , and wife, VII. 420.
Green, Rev. — , V. 314; XL 115.
Green, A. M., first treasurer of Clarence
township, II. 223, 224.
Green, Mrs. A. M., II. 224. •
Green, Albertus L., member first class
of Olivet college, I. 157; III. 412.
Green, Allen, pioneer of Jackson, death
of, IX. 48, 51.
Green, Allen, first colored citizen of
Cass county, sketch of, IV. 228.
Green, Amos, IV. 227.
Green, Anna, death of, VIII. 46.
Green, Archibald H., visited Flint, 1828,
III. 433; biog., XI. 96, 112.
Green, Mrs. Archibald H., death of, III.
433; XIII. 230.
Green, B., signs petition for county rev-
enues, XII. 586.
Green, Benjamin, VI. 474.
Green, Beriah, anti-slavery advocate,
XIV. 287.
Green, Mrs. Byron, III. 640.
Green, C. K., member State Historical
Society, XII. 318.
Green, Chauncey W., III. 373.
Green, Champlin, entered land in 1822,
III. 569.
Green, David, death of, VII. 356.
Green, Mrs. David, death of, VII. 466.
Green, David N., VII. 356.
Green, Dexter W., student of Hillsdale
college, VI. 146.
Green. E. C. S., VII. 351.
Green, Eldridge, VII. 555, 556.
Green, Eli, I. 133.
Green, Emily Jane (Mrs. John Kirkland),
XL 92.
Green, Frances E., IV. 194.
Green, George, IV. 271; XIV. 137.
Green, Miss Georgia, IV. 374.
Green, H., III. 281.
Green, Mrs. Hartwell (Miss Annett), III.
565.
Green, Henry, death of, VIII. 116.
Green, Hopey Short, (Mrs. Jas. G.), XIII.
248.
Green, Mrs. Horace, original member of
Perry's Baptist church, V. 489.
Green, I. N., III. 292.
Green, Isaiah, IV. 249,
Green, J., III. 281.
Green, James, death of, XIV. 134.
Green, Capt. (Maj.) James, British sol-
dier, military secretary, letters from
Maj. Alexander Campbell, XV. 35, 36,
39, Capt. Al. Clerk, XV. 27, Capt.
Doyle, XII. 176, Capt. Drummond, XII.
270, 280, 303, Col. England, XII. 183,
202, 208, 213, Lieut. Col. Henry Foster,
XV. 29, Robert Listor, XII. 260, Capt.
Mayne, XII. 254, 264, Lieut. Col. J.
Grant, XV. 35, 37-39, 41, Maj. E. B.
Littlehales, XV. 4, 6, 7, Capt. H. Mc-
Leon, XII. 267, 295-299. 304; XV. 25,
T. H. Schoedde, XV. 8; signs requisi-
240
INDEX.
tion for Indian supplies, XII. 246-248,
259 276
Green, Mrs. Jane, death of, VI. 386.
Green, Jane W., death of, VII. 562.
Green, Job R., county clerk in 1875-6, I.
519.
Green, John H., XIII. 166.
Green, John L., I. 387, 394n.
Green, John W., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 328.
Green, Joseph, VI. 474.
Green, Joshua, death of, VI. 265, 267.
Green, Lazarus, IV. 314.
Green, Leland, IV. 420, 421; entered land
in 1823, III. 564; X. 56.
Green, Lorenzo D., death of, IX. 38.
Green, Margaret, death of, XIV. 133.
Green, Mark A., XIV. 423.
Green, Mary (Mrs. Amos G.), biog., IV.
227, 283.
Green, Nathan S., death of, VI. 341.
Green, Nelson B., V. 12; VI. vi.; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V.
15; memorial report of Livingston
county, VI. 342; vice-president of so-
ciety, IV. ix.; V. 1, 12; VI. 3; VII. ix.,
4, 7; VIII. xiii., 9.
Green, Noah K., death of, IX. 59.
Green, Ogden, V. 311.
Green, Orson, II. 393; VII. 539.
Green, P. H., V. 312.
Green, Polly, second white woman to
settle in Farmington township, death
of, IX. 60, 61; XI. 113.
Green, Robert, IV. 196.
Green, Rosanna, death of, VII. 544.
Green, Ruth, death of, IX. 60.
Green, Samuel, biog., VI. 302, 306.
Green, Samuel J., I. 289, 292, 294, 295.
Green, Mrs. Samuel J., I. 295.
Green, Sarah, IV. 196.
Green, Judge Sanford M., I. 319, 512; II.
483, 486; III. 329; VI. 193, 410; VII.
143, 476, XIII. 15; associate justice in
1848, III. 115; chief justice, resigned,
III. 116; member of the legislature,
VIII. 134; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 323; member State Pioneer
Society, IV. 169; V. 15; with D. S.
Ball built first grist mill in Owosso,
VIII. 257.
Green, Sidney, IV. 248.
Green, Sophia, death of, XIII. 226.
Green, T. D., IV. 238.
Green, Thomas, IV. 51.
Green, Thomas, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 410.
Green, Mrs. W., settled in Michigan in
1824, X. 56.
Green, Warren, death of, XL 58, 72.
Green, Wesley A., student of Hillsdale
college, VI. 146.
Green, William P., XIII. 166.
Green & Jessup, II. 308, 334.
Green & Lowe, III. 292.
Green Bay, VII. 65; Catholic school es-
tablished on, I. 493; court of inquiry,
XV. 669; early location of Pottawatto-
mies, XIV. 257; early name of, VI. 351;
fort abandoned, XIV. 665; French set-
tlements on, IX. 103; Indian school in
1823, IX. 129; Indians on, list of pres-
ents for, XV. 654-656; Indians removed
from, XV. 103; missionaries of, 1669,
III. 13; surveys on, IX. 103; visited by
Tonty, Hennepin and LaSalle, XIV.
657.
Green 'doth, see broadcloth.
Green Point, Indian name of, VII. 277;
XIV. 501.
Green township (Branch county), II.
• 193, 194; IX. 172-175; all of County,
VI. 218; divided, VI. 220; first officers,
VI. 219; X. 66; history of, X. 63.
Greene, Augustus Weeden, father of
George H., V. 19.
Greene, Mrs. Benjamin D., IV. 455.
Greene, Calvin A. (Nish-a-shin, Indian
name), biog., XIII. 239, 248.
Greene, David, early • settler of Macon
township, XIII. 594; original member
' of first Free Baptist church of Macon,
XIII. 595.
Greene, George Henry, II. 184; III. 106,
108, 109; IV. 4, 5; V. v., 10, 11; VI. vi.,
270; VII. 6; VIII. 6-9, 16; IX. 5, 6, 8;
XI. v., 7; XIII. 6; XIV. 1, 19, 20, 24;
autobiography and portrait, V. 19, 20;
corresponding secretary State Pioneer
Society, III. xi.; IV. ix.; V. 2; VI. 4,
6; VII. x., 3, 4; VIII. xiv.; IX. xii.; X.
vii.; XI. viii., 10; XIII. 5, 25; XIV. vii.,
40; gift of, XI. 13; member of com-
mittee to represent society at semi-
centennial celebration, IX. 217; memo-
rial reports of Ingham county, VI. 295;
VII. 424; VIII. 34; report as corre-
sponding secretary, IV. 9; V. 16, 17;
VI. 10; VII. 9; VIII. 13; IX. 12; XIII.
35-37; tribute of committee of histo-
rians, VII. 15; vice-president of so-
ciety, VII. ix.
Greene, Mrs. George Henry, V. 20.
Greene, James, XIII. 248.
Greene, John, I. 133.
Greene, Surgeon John, settled in Salem,
Mass., 1635, V. 19.
Greene, Gen. Nathaniel, revolutionary
war soldier, V. 19; for whom township
was named, X. 68.
Greene, Mrs. Phila B. Smith (Mrs. T. W.
G.), biog., XIV. 98, 100.
Greene, S., II. 266.
Greene, Shubael R., member State Pio-
neer Society, XIII. 33, 110.
INDEX.
241
Greene, Thomas' W., XIV. 100.
Greene, Gov. William, revolutionary war
governor of Rhode Island, V. 19.
Greene, William M., VI. 131; killed near
Cumberland river, 1863, VI. 132.
Greenfield township (Oceana county),
VII. 555.
Greenhouse, first built in Michigan, X.
73.
Greenleaf. Rev. E. A., IV. 220; XIII. 134.
Greenleaf, John, II. 483-485; IV. 302, 304.
Greenleaf, Simon, instructor in Harvard
college, III. 129; IV. 452.
Greening, John, death of, XI. 40.
Greenly, William L., VII. 527; VIII. 25;
XIV. 272; lieut. governor, acting gov-
ernor, III. 120; instructed land com-
missioner to withdraw state lauds
from market, 1847, VIII. 135; signs
bill locating capital at Lansing, VI.
291; death of, VII. 544.
Greensitte, Robert, death" of, VII. 590.
Greenville, in Nottawa mission district,
IV. 23.
Greenville, "Democrat," "Independent,"
VI. 89. 90.
"Greenwood, Grace," (Mrs. Wm. Lippin-
cott), XIV. 387.
Greer. Miss — , death of, XIII. 239.
Greeves. James P., II. 231.
Gregg, Levi P., II. 307, 315.
Gregg. Mary, V. 421.
Gregg, Dr. Phineas, IV. 227.
Gregg (Greg), William, III. 35; XI. 344;
salary, XIII. 75.
Gregg & Eggleston, II. 334.
Gregoire, Madame — , granddaughter of
Cadillac, VIII. 422; her letter relative
to deed of land, I. 344A.
Gregor, Capt. — , X. 616.
Gregor, J. B., IV. 302.
Gregory II. pope, XIII. 473.
Gregory III., pope, XIII. 473.
Gregory, IX., pope, date of his election,
XII. 488.
Gregory, — , XIV. 105.
Gregory, — , X. 123.
Gregory. — , pioneer landlord, of Ann Ar-
bor, III. 388.
Gregory, — , publisher, VII. 25 26.
Gregory, Allen, VI. 241, 243, 245.
Gregory, C. S., I. 327.
Gregory. Charles, early merchant, I. 179;
III. 468.
Gregory, Mrs. Diana, death of, XIII. 231.
Gregory, Harriet, death of, XI. 85.
Gregory, Ira, III. 556.
Gregory, J. I., VI. 241, 243, 245.
Gregory, Jesse, XIV. 589.
Gregory, Rev. John M., LL. D., member
State Historical Society, XII. 344; su-
perintendent of public instruction,
1860, and president Kalamazoo college
VI. 128, 129; IX. 92, 94; XIII. 574;
"Reforms in School," IX. 95; lectured
at Agricultural college, VI. 131-134.
Gregory, Justin, XIV. 303, 308.
Gregory, M. K., V. 311 312.
Gregory, Matthew F., IX. 142.
Gregory, Milton, V. 405.
Gregory, Orin, II. 274, 296.
Gregory. Samuel, V. 247, 310; death of,.
VI. 254.
Gregory, Mrs. Samuel. V. 262, 310.
Gregory. Sophronia, death of, XIV. 51.
Gregory, Uriah, teacher in Kalamazoo
business college, IX. 92; XII. 397.
Gregory, William H., early teacher, IV.
59, 60; member state legislature, IV.
60; salary as teacher, IV. 61.
Gregory, William M., I. 326, 327; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 92; VII.
10; death of, VII. 590; read sketch of
Orange Risdon, II. 85, 88.
Gregory & Finley, license for Indian
trade, IX. 650.
Gregory & McLeod vs. William St. Clair
& Co., XI. 625.
Gregory, & Maitland, sign petition for
protection in the Indian trade, XL 485.
Grenadier Island, U. S. troops on. XV.
430.
Grenadiers, their answers to Lieut.
Clowe's interrogations. IX. 593; peti-
tion Maj. DePeyster for redress of
wrongs, IX. 587; receives answer to
petition, IX. 588, 589.
Grenist. Joseph, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Grenon, Louis, XI. 345; signs peti-
tion against McDougal's possession of
Hog Island, X. 238; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Grenville, Lord W. W., English states-
man, VIII. 399; XII. 24; letters from
Lord Dorchester, XII. 16, 22, 29, 37;
negiotates treaty for Britain with
United States, XII. 513.
Greenway, Mrs. John (Miss Root), IX.
73.
Gresham, W. H., publisher, VI. 95.
Gresler, Mrs. Constantine, death of, VII.
381.
Greusel, Nicholas, Jr., II. 176; inspector
of wood, XIV. 415; officer of the Scott
Guards, XIV. 417; soldier of the Mexi-
can war, VI. 19.
Greusel, John, I. 8, 59, 61.
Greves, Miss Adaline P. (Mrs. C. Clark),
V. 381.
Grewett, Peter, XIII. 377.
Grey, — , 1778, IX. 363.
Grey, — , early resident of Mt. Clemens,
V. 455.
Grey, Isaac H., VII. 481.
Grey. Nancy, V. 505.
Grey, W., land entry, III. 425.
"Grey-coats," Recollect priests. VIII. 372.
31
242 INDEX.
Grice, Dri M. P., III. 292. VIII. 575; introduced several resolu-
Gridley, Deborah (Mrs. S. Herring), XIV. tions, VIII. 605, 606, 609, 610; signs re-
90. port of legislative committee, XII. 472.
Gridley, Frank, death of, XIII. 187. Griffin, L. T., VII. 599, 623.
Gridley, Judge G. Thompson, II. 316, Griffin, M. P., and wife, XIV. 7.
329; remarks on death of S. F. Seager, Griffin, R. D., death of, XIII. 277- XIV.
VII. 432. 183.
Gridley, Hezekiah, entered land in 1821, Griffin, Mrs. Sarah, death of XI. 26.
HI. 568. Griffin, Sergeant William, XII. 445; es-
Gridley, James H., III. 360. caped Chicago massacre, XII. 660; XV.
Gridley, Mrs. Roxanna, I. 157. 160.
Gridley, William Seward, member State Griffin, Zodick, VI. 215.
Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 12, 15; Griffin, Nellis, publishers, VI. 98.
vice-president, IV. ix. "Griffin," (Griffon) boat, 'll. 99, 567; IV.
Grier, B. J., III. 415. 79; description of, III. 650; first sail
Grier, John, non-combatant on parole, boat on Detroit river and Lake Erie
XV. 460. 1679, I. 121; II. 567; III. 644; first on
Griest, George W., IV. 237. upper lakes, XIV. 657; illustration of,
Griest, Mary, IV. 237. III. 643; "loss of," III. 98; supersti-
Grieve, Mrs. Harriet, death of, XIII. 231. tion regarding its escape in storm III
Griffard, Francois, on census roll of De- 652.
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2. Griffing, John. VIII. 530
Griffard (Grifare, Griff aur), Laurent, on Griffis, William IV. 227.
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 605; Griffith Mrs — II 420
list of taxable property, 1802, VIII. 532, Griffith! Sergeant — , see Griffin Ser-
535? signs petition against McDougal's geant William
possession of Hog Island, X. 238. Griffith, A., II. 486.
Grelling, — , IV. 474; and wife on Griffith! Charles E., publisher III. 451-
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 326. VI. 73.
Griffard (Griffaur, Grifarre), Louis, on Griffith, Charles H., attorney XIV. 383.
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 606, Griffith, Cynthia, death of, XIII. 227.
1827, XII. 461%; list of taxable prop- Griffith, J. Wesley publisher, VI. 90.
erty, 1802, VIII. 531, 535; and wife, on Griffith, James, XIV. 383.
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 326. Griffith, John E., XIV. 383.
Griffard, Pierre, on census roll of De- Griffith, John J., XIV. 383.
troit, 1827, XII. 461%. Griffith, Mrs. Roby, death of, XIV. 69.
Griffay, C. G., publisher, VI. 88. Griffith, Rev. S. N., "Early History of
Griffin, Capt. — , III. 167. Methodism," II. 158, 169.
Griffin, Judge Bartholomew, VIII. 615. Griffith, William, Jr. and Sr., taxable
Griffin, Charles P., trustee of Hillsdale property, 1802, VIII. 537.
college, VI. 163. Griffiths, Edward B., publisher, VI. 84.
Griffin, Clover, IV. 280. Griffon boat, see Griffin.
Griffin, Daniel, death of, XIV. 134. Griggs, — , pioneer of Owosso, II. 483.
Griffin, G. B., III. 403. Griggs. George G., biog., XL 90.
Griffin, H. H., pioneer teacher, XIII. 15; Griggs, Mrs. George G. (Miss Marsac),
XIV. 457. XI. 90.
Griffin, H. M., first town meeting of Free- Griggs, George W., III. 545.
dom township held at house of, IV. Griggs, S. C., XIV. 384.
396; first supervisor, IV. 396. Griggs, S. C. & Co., publishers, XIV. 384.
Griffin Henry, early merchant of Grand Grignon, Capt. — , checked in pursuit of
Haven, VI. 396; IX. 238, 255, 281; built U. S. gunboat on Rock river, XV. 624;
the schooner "Pioneer," IX. 283; to march against Gen. Clark on the
"Commerce and Shipbuilding of Otta- Mississippi, XV. 611.
wa county," IX. 280 ; planted first fruit Grignon (Grignan), Amable, claim for
trees in Ottawa county, IX. 268; sher- losses by Indians, XV. 673.
iff, IX. 244, 251. Grignon (Grignan), Augustin, XIII. 499;
Griffin, Henry A., publisher, VI. 98. claim for losses by Indians, XV. 672;
Griffin, Judge John, III. 223; IV. 104, "Recollections of the capture of Mack-
105; VIII. ix., 559, 560; X. 85; XII. 482, inac," XIII. 499.
506,640 648,652,653; appointed judge, Grignon, Hypolite, claim for losses by
1806, III. 122; I. 344B, 422; appointed Indians, XV. 672.
judge of Northwest territory, I. 339; Grignon, Louis, I. 195; bill for Indian
his sale of lands protested against by supplies, XV. 194; claim for losses by
Judge Woodward, XII. 473; letter from Indians, XV. 670.
A. B. Woodward, VIII. 565; original Grignon (Grigan, Grignion, Grignond),
stockholder of Detroit's first bank, Pierre, merchant, IX. 658; XV. 658;
INDEX.
243
bill for Indian supplies, XV. 194; cer-
tificates to fair treatment by Gov. Sin-
clair, X. 421; XIII. 63; claim for losses
by Indians, XV. 672.
Grilley, Mrs. Mary (Mrs. C. Hewitt), VI.
296; VIII. 22.
Grilley, Mrs. Samuel, death of, XIII. 196,
198.
Grimard, Joseph, III. 35.
Grimaur, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 312, 1782, X. 605.
Grimm, Prof. E., XIII. 466.
Grimes, Frank, XIV. 120.
Grimes, George W., publisher, VI. 86.
• Grimes, Pembroke S., biog., XIV. Ill,
120.
Grimes, Mrs. Pembroke S. (Sylvia Haw-
kins), XIV. 120.
Grimke, Miss — , of Charleston, S. C.,
elected honorary member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 321.
Grimps, — , III. 532.
Grindstones, ordnance supplies, XII. 133;
for Indians, XII. 288.
Grinelle, John, death of, XIV. 186.
Grinier, Lieut. — , transferred gunpowder
from Michilimackinac to the Missis-
sippi, XV. 3yl.
Grinier, Gen. Louis, introduced cam-
paign songs, X. 9.
Grinnell, C. S., land entry, III. 402.
Grinnell, Charles F., bank clerk, VI. 322.
Grinnell, Rev. Daniel T., D. D., II. 330,
331; IX. 150.
Grinnell, H. S., land entry, III. 404.
Grinnell, J. R., IV. 226.
G/innell, Jonathan, memoir of, XIV. 483.
Grinnell, Miss Hannah (Mrs. William
Field), XIV. 483.
Grison, Mrs. Frank and children, their
trip to Silver Islet, XIV. 199.
Grisson, — , I. 255.
Grisson, Addie J. (Mrs. Cutler), VI. 270.
Grisson, Col. Charles E., soldier of the
rebellion, VI. 265; biog., VI. 267; mem-
ber of the staff of Govs. Bagley, Cros-
well and Jerome, VI. 268.
Grisson, Ferdinand, VI. 267, 270.
Grist, Freeman, VII. 174.
Grist, James T., III. 422.
Griswold, Charley X. 123.
Griswold, Clark, II. 452, 582.
Griswold, Clark A., XIII. 385, 386.
Griswold, Mrs. Clark A. (Hannah
Yerkes), XIII. 385, 386.
Griswold, D., III. 422.
Griswold, Don Carlos, II. 485.
Griswold, G. S., land entry, III. 425.
Griswold, Mrs. George R., gift of, XII.
325, 326.
Griswold, Harvey, II. 573; XII. 372.
Griswold, J. M., publisher, IV. 274; VI.
294.
Griswold, John, I. 432.
Griswold, John B., II. 485, 486.
Griswold, Mrs. Juliette, death of, VIII.
21.
Griswold, Lorenzo, II. 334.
Griswold, Miss Olivia (Mrs. C. Hewitt),
VI. 296.
Griswold, Roger, graduate of Yale col-
lege, XIV. 356.
Griswold, Rogers W., original member
of the Vermontville colony, I. 157; IX.
31; land entry. III. 404; VII. 379.
Griswold, Mrs. Rogers W., III. 426; VII.
379; IX. 31.
Griswold, Miss Sarah, early teacher, IV.
59.
Griswold, Silas P., XII. 370, 372, 373;
member of Young Men's Society of De-
troit, XII. 362.
Griswold, Stanley, acting governor, XV.
34; changes limits of Detroit, VIII.
605; orders use of public money, XII.
471-472; letter from Maj. Alex. Camp-
bell relative to misdemeanor of offi-
cers, XV. 28; letter to Maj. Camp-
bell, XV. 27; secretary to Gov. Hull, I.
339, 345; secretary of the territory of
Michigan, III. 121. •
Griswold, Thomas, subscription to first
court house II. 427, 429, 431.
Griswold, William, V. 311, 386.
Griswold, Zenas L., III. 280, 283, 313;
death of, IX. 17.
Gritz, J., III. 281.
Groceries, lost with the "Nancy," XV.
635.
Grodevant, Deacon John, memoir of, V.
282.
Groemleer, Leondert, death of, XI. 83.
Groesbeck, Charles S., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519.
Groger, Stephen B., first settler in Eagle
township, V. 328; and family, XIV.
621, 623.
Grogg, John, III. 553.
Gronstam, L. T., instructor in Battle
Creek college, II. 215.
Grontran, King of Burgundy, date of
reign, XII. 489.
Groom, Powel, I. 130.
Groom, S., II. 265.
Grosebeck, James, V. 225.
Grosebeck, William, X. 225; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608.
Grosebeck & Teller, on Detroit's census
roll, 1779, X. 316; sign petition of De-
troit's merchants to Gen. DePeyster,
X. 456; XIII. 54.
Grosenover, J. R., land entry, III. 402.
Groskong, Fredrika, V. 505.
Gross, Henry, death of, IX. 56.
Gross, Jonah, entered land in 1838, III.
564.
Grosse, Carl, principal of schools, VII.
222.
Grosse Isle, XII. 31; home of William
Macomb, how reached, I. 505; in 1817,
244 INDEX.
I. 503; location and marsh, XIII. 309, Grow, Miss — , (Mrs. H P Merrill) XI
315. 126.
Grosse Pointe in 1826. IV. 93; celebra- Grow, Charity B.. death cf, VIII. 68.
tion of the naming of Lake St. Clair. Grow, Elijah, biog., XI. 125.
program of, III. 643. Grow, Mrs. Elijah (Miss Charity Baker),
Grosselier, J. B. de, letter carrier for XI. 125.
Gen. Haldimand, IX. 353, 354, 374, 578, Grow, Elisha, Sr., XI. 125; XIII. 263.
579; X. 398. Grow, Elisha, Jr., XI. 125; biog., XI. -126.
Grostanhim, Bernardus, planted early Grow, Galusha A., IV. 126.
orchards near Holland, IX. 269. Grow, Irving K., XI. 126.
Grosvenor, Mrs. Charley (Miss Kent), Grow, Louisa (Mrs. Elisha Sr.), XI. 125.
VII. 468. Grow. Ralph, death of, IX. 18.
Grosvenor, Mrs. E. A. (Miss Kent), vn. Grow, Rev. Stillman T., biog. XIII. 239,
468. 263.
Grosvenor, Eliza Ann (Mrs. Lewis D. Grow, Mrs. Stillman T., XIII. 263, 264.
Smith), XIII. 211. Grow, Rev. William, V. 50; VIII. 229.
Grosvenor, Miss Delia, teacher in St. Gruet, Pierre, interpreter, III. 196 197. .
Clair academy, V. 499. Gruet (Gruett), William, at battle of
Grosvenor, E. O., III. viii.; IV. 6; V. 12; Raisin river, XV. 240.
VI. 3; XI. v., 8; XIII. 6; chosen to Gruet & Laframboise, merchants of
represent State Pioneer Society at the Michilimackinac, XII. 42.
semi-centennial celebration of Mich- Grummond, Mayor S. B., VII. 623.
igan, IX. 218; member State Pioneer Grundy, Felix, assisted in organizing
Society, I. 86; memorial reports of temperance society in Washington,
Hillsdale county, III. 468; IV. 257; IX. 1831, XIII. 389.
36; XI. 37; XIII. 187; publisher, VI. Gruserat, Jacob, at the battle of Raisin
66; trustee of Hillsdale college, VI. river, XV. 240.
162; vice-president State Pioneer So- Guadalupe, Hidalgo, treaty of, VII. 121.
ciety, I. 28, 56. 168 170; II. vii. 68; Guardians, early laws relating to XIV.
III. xi., 3, 100, 108; IV. ix.; V. I; VII. 661-
ix., 7; VIII. xiii., 9; XI. vii., 10; XIII. Gudin, — , French painter, V. 92.
26; XIV. vii., 18. Guelford, Erastus, I. 207.
Grosvenor, Col. Ira R., attends funeral Guendith. — , messenger for Col. M. El-
of Gov. McClelland, IV. 457; clerk in liott, XV. 105.
U. S. land office, 1836, VI. 368; mem- Guensburg, A. E., VII. 204.
ber of the State Historical Society, Guerber, A. L., V. 460, 484.
XII 323. Guerillas, captured Col. Shoemaker, IIJ.
Grosvenor, Rufus H., attorney, XI. 310. 169.
Grosvenor & Co., bankers, IV. 247; XI'. Guerney, Chester, attorney, V. 402.
41; XIII. 193. Guerney, Theron S., county clerk in
Grout, John R., civil engineer, V. 568; 1875-6, I. 520.
VII. 397; engineered the building of Guernon, — , trader, XI. 549.
Pontiac railroad, XIII. 485; explored Guernsey, Horace W., publisher, VI. 70;
for copper and organized companies, death of, VIII. 21.
IV. 450; member State Historical So- Guernsey, John L., I. 130.
ciety, XII. 343; sketch of, IV. 450. Guernsey, troops embark at, XV. 506.
Grout, W., I. 164. '"Guerriere," British gunboat, exchange
Grove, George K., VI. 294; VIII. 43. of its crew discussed, XV. 188.
Grove, L. D., first attorney of Oceana Gugnon, Austin, signs letter to Capt.
county, VIII. 229. Roberts, XV. 247.
Grover, Andrew P., III. 286. Gugnon, Louis, signs letter to Capt.
Grover, Catherine Belle (Mrs. Hilliard), Roberts, XV. 247.
VII. 586. Gugnon, Pierre, signs letter to Capt.
Grover, Jacob, III. 286. Roberts, XV. 247.
Grover, Miss Mary (Mrs. Clark) VII. Gugy, Lieut. — , X. 215.
368. Guida, Louis, XIII. 26.
Grover, Mrs. Mary (Miss Weaver), VIII. Guigan, Antoinette, death of, XIV. 52.
51, 97. Guignon, Pierre, his account with Jo-
Groves, John, member of the legislature, seph Ainse, XI. 510.
XIV. 413. Guilbeau, Jean, on census roll of Detroit,
Groves, Rev. R. S., IX. 45. 1782, X. 610; on tax roll levied to re-
Grovier, Isaac J., V. 474, 475, 479, 480. pair fort, VIII. 466; signs petition
Groveland township (Oakland county), against McDougal's possession of Hog
first land entry III. 564; lines, loca- Island, X. 238.
tion and settlement, VII. 560. Guild, Consider, death of, VII. 488.
INDEX. 245
Guild, Edward, member Ionia colony, III. Gun-breeching, ordnance supplies, XII.
470; XIV. 560; removed to Grand 136, 138, 139.
Rapids, XIV. 561. Gun-carriages, ordnance supplies, XI.
Guild, Mrs. Edward, member Ionia col- 426-428; XII. 125, 137.
ony, III. 470. Gun-cases, invoice for Michilimackinac,
Guild, Egbert F., member State Pioneer XV. 648.
Society, III. 268; IV. 8. Gun-coins, XII. 126.
Guild, Joel, member Ionia colony, III. Gun-flints for Indians, XI. 356; XII. 82,
470; VII. 488; XIV. 560; removed to 146, 158, 170, 175, 223, 229, 233, 241,
Grand Rapids, IV. 289; XIV. 561. 246, 247, 257, 274, 284, 287; garrison
Guild, Mrs. Joel, member Ionia colony, supplies, X. 369, 580, 632; XI. 427.
III. 470. Gun-locks, for Indians, X. 496, 632; XII.
Guild, Willard, II. 444. 275, 284.
Guile Charles, V. 346. Gun-worms, for Indian presents, X. 496,
Guile, David, entered land in 1829, II. 497, 580, 632; XII. 41, 82, 146, 158, 175,
450; built first sawmill in Novi town- 223, 242, 257, 276, 288; invoice for
ship, II. 451, 456. Michilimackinac, XV. 615, 645, 646,
Guile, Mrs. David, II. 456. 649, 656.
Guile, Sergeant James M., soldier of the Gunderman, Rev. — , VII. 420.
Black Hawk war, VI. 220. Gundrum, Dr. P., III. 485.
Guilford, Erasmus, land entry, IV. 401, Gunn, — , II. 352.
402. Gunn, Asa, I. 209; V. 258; VII. 483; X,
Guilford, Erastus, XI. 210. 189; XIV. 327.
Guilhott, Joseph, member State Pioneer Gunn, Mrs. Asa, V. 258.
Society, I. 86. Gunn, C. K., III. 229; IV. 461.
Guilley, J. B., X. 499; XIII. 63. Gunn, Carver, on census roll of Detroit,
Guillon, Jean Baptiste, trader, IX. 658; 1827, XII. 461%.
X. 421; XIII. 69; certifies to fair treat- Gunn, Mrs. Isabella (Miss Gidley), XIV.
ment by Gov. Sinclair, X. 421; XIII. 404.
63; his invoice of goods in 1778, IX. Gunn, Mrs. James, death of, XIII. 276.
650; petitions Gen. Carleton for a mis- Gunn, Prof. Moses, professor of surgery
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 287; in University of Michigan, XIV. 102.
subscription for said missionary, X. Gunn, William, IX. 44.
289, 307. Gunnel, Mary, death of, VIII. 30.
Guillott, Mrs. — , VII. 302. Gunnell. "Granny," death qf, IX. 78.
Guinand, — , X. 233. Gunning, Mrs. — , X. 205.
Guinea, value of, X. 213, 214. Gunnison, Lieut. — , (Capt.) U. S. A.,
Guinep, Harriet A., IV. 194. second in command with surveying
Guinon, Mrs. Thomas, death of, VIII. 113. party, 1845 in the Green Bay country,
Guion, see also Guoin. later killed by Mormons, IX. 105.
Guion, Rev. Alvah, IV. 220. Gunnison, Elihu, V. 328.
Guion, Lieut.* Charles, IX. 473, 486. Gunnison & Spencer, XI. 71.
Guion, Marie Therese, I. 343, 344, 344A. Gunpowder, introduced into Mexico,
Guion, Nicholas, IX. 486. XIV. 653.
Guion, Paul, III. 644. Guns, captured by British at Raisin
Guise, Jean Baptiste, his subscription for river, XV. 230; for Indians, V. 5; X.
a missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 496, 632; XII. 41, 146, 147, 158, 170,
289. 175, 221, 224, 230, 234, 241, 246-248,
Gulick, — , merchant, VIII. 89 257, 258, 274, 284, 287, 302; XV. 91,
Gull Island, VI. 194. 607, 608, 644-649, 655; invoice for
Gun Plain township (Allegan county), Michilimackinac, XV. 615, 644-649, 655;
organized, III. 270; Congregational report of number at Amherstburg, XV.
church organized, XII. 356. 273.
Gull Prairie township (Barry county), Gurdon, — , early trader, V. 497.
first teacher in, I. 116. Gurdon, Brampton, VI. 344.
Gullie, John, II. 584. Gurley, Rev. Leonard B., preacher of
Gulpin, W., X. 421; XIII. 63. 1829, II. 158; III. 239; V. 311; VIII.
Gumersall, Capt. Thomas, his unad- 219; XIII. 562.
dressed letter, XI. '386. Gurnee, W. S., V. 483.
Guoin, see also Guion. Gurney, Theodore S., remarks of, V. 512.
Guoin, Charles, X. 106; bill for lodging Gurney & Hammond, attorneys, IX. 25,
Indians, III. 26, 34. 189.
Guoin, Paulo, III. 644. Gurnsey, Alexander, death of, XI. 134.
Guoin farm, X. 88. Gurnsey, Daniel G., II. 213; IV. 257,262,
Guoir, Joseph, II. 184. 267, 268; V. 228, 478.
246
INDEX.
Gurnsey, Ezekiel B., V. 263.
Gurnsey, J. M., death of, XIII. 133.
Gurnsey, John J., II. 213, 227, 248; V.
256, 259, 262, 263.
Gurving, David, land entry, V. 404.
Gustin, Eliphalet, XIV. 59.
Gustin, John, I. 179.
Gustin, Richard Prosper, soldier of the
war of the rebellion, biog., XIV. 56, 59.
Gustin, Mrs. Richard Prosper, XIV. 60.
Gustin, Sarah Ann (Edwards), XIV. 59.
Gustin & Co., XIV. 59.
Gustin & Merrill, III. 337; XIV. 59.
Gustin, Merrill & Co., XIV. 59.
Guthard, Jacob, II. 62.
Guthrie, — , IV. 433.
Guthrie, — , in care of the Welcome
pending Capt. Alex. Harrow's incar-
ceration at Fort Michilimackinac, IX.
602; his order from Gov. Sinclair plac-
ing him in command, IX. 605.
Guthrie, Mrs. Harriet, death of, VIII. 115.
Guthrie, Dr. J. A., II. 265.
Guthrie, James, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Guthrie, Thomas, at the battle of Raisin
river, XV. 240.
Guthrie, William A., death of, XI. 136.
Guy, Alexis, member of grand jury, 1778,
X. 294; taxable property, 1802, VIII.
537.
Guy, Corporal William, soldier of the
war of 1812, V. 554.
Guyash, Chippewa chief, announces neu-
trality of Chippewas, Pottawattomies
and Ottawas, XV. 44.
Guyenne, — , priest, 1748, V. 105.
Guymonneau, Jean Charles, priest V.
100.
Guyon, Mrs. Henry, death of, XI. 105.
Gypsum, at Grand Rapids, IV. 292.
Gyris, in garrison supplies, XI. 427.
H., agent of Ohio Trap Rock mine, his
tramp through the woods, XIV. 251,
252.
H. B. & H., law firm, VI. 470.
"H. C. Akeley," boat, IX. 284.
Habeas Corpus, suspension refused by
Canadian parliament, XV. 122, 123.
Hackbone & Boyden, I. 266.
Hacker, Charles C., death of, XIII. 115.
Hackerman, William, I. 270.
Hackett, Mrs. — , (Miss Wallace), VII.
573
Hackett, Samuel, III. 521; X. 155; signs
bond to build first court house of Kal-
amazoo county, VII. 474.
Hackett, Thomas, death of, VII. 466.
Hackley, Aaron, VII. 298. 299.
Hackley, Charles H., I. 296.
Hackley, Charles H. & Co., I. 290.
Hackley, E. G., III. 281, 286.
Hackley, J. H., I. 296.
Hackley, Julius, I. 209.
Hadden, Amos, II. 234.
Hadden, Mrs. George, II. 353.
Haddock, — , temperance lecturer, XIII.
392.
Haddock, Mrs. — , VII. 426.
Haddock, George W., death of, XIII. 133.
Haddock, Mrs. John, VI. 306.
Haddock, Ray, county clerk in 1875-6, I.
520.
Haddock, fish, where found, XIV. 651.
Hadley, Dr. — , instructor in Fairfield
Medical college, V. 355.,
Hadley, Dr. — , of Brownfield, Me., XIII.
253.
Hadley, Jacob, and wife, XIII. 253.
Hadley, Lizzie (Mrs. A. H. Comstock),
XIII. 253.
Hadley, Miss Maggie (Mrs. C. S. Burch),
XIII 253
Hadley, Marshall S., biog., XIII. 239, 253.
Hadley, Mrs. Marshall S., XIII. 253, 254.
Hadsel, Asa B., III. 574.
Hadsell, Hiram S., IV. 226; county treas-
urer in 1875-6, I. 519.
Hadsell, Martin, II. 246.
Hadsell, O. D., publisher, VI. 95.
Hadsell & Dunlap, publishers, IX. 298.
Haennert, Rev. — , dedicated Franciscan
convent at Detroit, XIII. 472.
Haentzsche, Miss Camilla, instructor in
Battle Creek college, II. 215.
Hafts, for Michilimackinac, XV. 613.
Hagadone, John B., death of. XI. 85.
Hagadorn, A. F., M. D., VII. 343.
Hagaman, C. H., I. 241; member of the
first Nurserymen and Fruit Growers'
Association, X. 80.
Hagaman, Francis, I. 233; land entry,
III. 570.
Hagaman, Joseph, V. 447.
Hagaman, Samuel, V. 448.
Hage, Conrad, III. 324.
Hagen, Erastus, death of, IX. 39.
Hagenba, Richard, death of, XIV. 187.
Hager, Mrs. — , attendant to Queen Vic-
toria, VI. 243.
Hagermann, Charles F., member of State
Historical Society, XII. 337.
Hagerman, Ellen, death of, IX. 57.
Hagerman, Mrs. Frank, IX. 10; member
State Pioneer Society, VI. 166; VIII.
vii., 12; reminiscences of her father,
L. B. Price, VIII. 173.
Hagerman, Ira J., death of, IX. 58.
Hagerman, John, death of, XIV. 148.
Hagerman, Sally death of, XI. 97.
Hagerman, William, death of, VIII. 100.
Hague, Edwin, II. 326.
Hahnemann, Dr. S. H., I. 151.
Hahnemann School of Medicine, XIV. 75.
Haight, Israel, death of, XIII. 113.
Haight, Salmon, V. 446.
Haight & Elwood, attorneys, VI. 338.
Hailes, Lieut. Harris, at battle of Raisin
river, XV. 239; exchanged as prisoner
of war, XV. 285.
INDEX.
247
Hailmann, — , VII. 599.
Hain, David, IV. 233.
Hain, John, Sr., biog., IV. 233.
Hain, John, Jr., IV. 233.
Haines, — , V. 533.
Haines, Jesse E., IV. 194.
Haines, John, I. 133.
Haines, L. D., II. 502.
Haines, Lewis M., I. 296.
Haines, Miss Lizzie, VIII. 9, 10; IX. 9.
Haines, Lizzie T., IV. 194.
Haines, Martha B.j IV. 194.
Haines, Mary C., IV. 194.
Haines, Mrs. Nancy, death of, XIII. 115.
Haines, William C., IV. 179, 194.
Haines, William K., death of, VIII. 100.
Hair, Susan, death of, XIV. 133.
Hair cloth, XII. 127.
Haird, Mrs. Deo, see Baird Mrs. Deo.
Haire, Rev. Father — , III. 451, 452.
Haire, E.. I. 326, 327.
Haire, John, V. 333.
Haire, Mrs. Joshua, death of, IV. 270.
Hake, William, III. 546.
Hakes, George W., named by Gen. Wash-
ington, II. 78.
Hakes, S. V., VII. 398.
Halbert, Horace, county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519; principal of Burr Oak
high school, IX. 95.
Haldimand, Gen. Frederick, British com-
manding officer at Quebec during
American revolution, II. 593; III. 21,
24; VIII. 461, 466, 475; IX. iv., ix.,
433n, 446, 549, 586, 588, 590, 605, 608-
611, 621, 622, 6"26, 629, 648, 652; X. 260,
346, 356, 374,. 390, 403, 424, 488, 490,
499, 500, 505, 630; XI. 20, 446, 607, 608,
647; XII. 309; XIII. 66, 69; XV. 23; ad-
vised government aid for loyal sub-
jects after the war, X. 667; XI. 365,
378; announces treaty of peace, XI.
361; bill of goods bought for Indians,
III. 25-28; commissioned Jehu Hay
lieutenant governor at Detroit, XL
398; copies of his papers from original
manuscripts, IX. 343-658; deplores the
amount of rum consumed in Detroit,
IX. 408, 426; drawn on for draft by
Capt. Lernoult in favor of A. & W.
Macomb, X. 338; governor of Canada
including Michigan territory, III. 115,
119; his commission as general in
America signed by the king, X. 333;
letters from "Widow" Andrews, XI.
404, Capt. Bird, XI. 340, Col. Bolton,
IX. 427-429, Capt. D. Brehm, IX. 410,
413-422, J. Calv6, X. 421, Maj. DePey-
ster, IX. 367-398, 598, 615; X. 370, 375,
378-380, 395-400, 413, 419, 423-425 427,
440, 448/450, 451, 462, 481, 510, 511,
513, 514, 523, 536 546, 547, 573, 585,
586 591, 594, 599, 628, 647, 649; XI. 322,
336, 337, 362 364, 365, 372, 402, 407;
XIII. 42, 63, Gen. Gage, X. 215, Lord
Germain, X. 331, Lieut. Gov. Hamil-
ton, IX. 464-487; X. 302, Lieut. Gov.
Hay, X.* 647; XI. 399, 401, 403, 408,
413, 433, 435, 443, 447, 450; XIII. 76,
Lord Howe, XI. 465. Capt. Lernoult,
X. 339, Alexander McKee, X. 341, Capt.
Mompesson, IX. 589, Gen. Powell, IX.
632, Capt. Robertson, XI. 406, 415, 419,
420, 442, Lord Shelburne, X. 571, Lieut.
Gov. Sinclair, IX. 516-523, 544-564, 569-
573, 576, 591, 598, 627; X. 397, 452,
504, 514, 519, 529, 548, 552-554, 572,
585, 595, 596, to Richard Burke, X.
669, 670. Maj. DePeyster, IX. 352-365,
627, 633-641; X. 377, 393, 394, 401, 408,
412, 416-418, 445, 465, 471, 490, 524,
578, 598, 659, 670; XL 342, 350, 353,
396, Lord Germain, X. 304, 359-362, 430,
444, 530, 531; XIII. 70, 71, Lieut.
Gov. Hamilton, IX. 398-407; X. 302,
329, Lieut. Gov. Hay, X. 650, 660; XI.
400, 405, 409, Capt. Lernoult, IX. 407,
408; X. 330, 338, 345, 357, Gen. Mac-
Lean, XI. 361, Lord North, XI. 365,
378, Brig. Gen. Powell, X. 492, Mr.
Rocheblave, XI. 319, Secretary Robin-
son, X. 290, Lieut. Gov. Sinclair, IX.
519, 521-523, 547, 564-569, 573-576, 622,
628, 629; X. 477, 486, 661, 672, Thomas
Townshend, X. 661-665, 667; XI. 320;
unaddressed. IX. 423-427; X. 355, 357,
358, 411, 449, 534, 566, 573; XII. 142,
163, 307-309; orders investigation of
expenses at Michilimackinac, X. 661,
672; received petitions of, Louis J.
Ainse, XIII. 59, Louis Chevallier, X.
653, 654; XIII. 60-62, C. Gautier, X.
341, merchants of Michilimackinac, X.
367, A. Reilhe, XIII. 56, Samuel
Robertson, XI. 328; received roll of
employes in Indian department at De-
troit, 1783, XIII. 75; received state-
ment and appeal from Samuel Robert-
son, IX. 622-627; refers to the possi-
bility of America becoming a powerful
nation, X. 663; refused to turn over
Michigan territory to United States,
XIV. 659.
Haldimand papers, copies of papers on
file in the Dominion archieves at Ot-
tawa, Canada, pertaining to the rela-
tions of the British government with
the Indian tribes of North America
and to the military posts and marine
interests of the great lakes, IX.
iv., 343, 1762, X. 210, 1763, X. 211-
215, 1765 X. 216, 217, 1766, X. 218-
221, 1767, X. 222-229, 1768, X. 230-236,
1769, X. 237-239, 1770, X. 239-244, 1771.
X. 245-248, 1772, X. 249, 250, 1773, IX.
649; X, 250-258, 1774. X. 258, 259, 1775,
X. 261, 1776, IX. 343-345, 397; X. 261-
270, 1777, IX. 345-351; X. 271-281; XII.
307, 1778, IX. 351-355, 365-376, 398-405,
433-489, 516, 650, 651, 653-655; X. 281-
306; XII. 311, 1779, IX. 356-364, 377-
395, 398, 406-433, 516-533, 633, 647, 648,
248
INDEX.
652, 655; X. 307-373; XII. 312-315. 1780,
IX. 533-627, 634-640, 656; X, 373-449;
XII. 308, 1781, IX. 489-516, 627-632,640;
X. 450-545, 1782, X. 546-672; XI. 319-
335, 1783, XI. -336-405, 1784, IX. 643;
XI. 406, 455, 1785, XI. 456-467, 1786,
XI. 4"67, 489, 1787. XL 490-513, 1788,
XI. 514-586, 620-656; XII. 30-37, 1789,
XII. 1-18, 25, 1790, XL 587-619; XII.
18-38, 1792, XII. 38-40, 1792, XII. 41-97,
1794, -XII. 98-159, 1795, XII. 159-189,
1796, XII. 192-258, 1797, XII. 253-272,
1798, XII. 273-282, 1799, XII. 283-306.
Hale, — , first settler of White Prairie,
II. 376, 377.
Hale, Mrs. — , IX. 22.
Hale, Rev. A. J., III. 481.
Hale, Chancey, death of, VII. 543.
Hale, Miss Clarissa (Mrs. Alvah Pate),
XIV. 481.
Hale, D. S., death of, IX. 77.
Hale, David, V. 363; original member of
first Congregational church at Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Hale, Mrs. David, original member of
first Congregational church in Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Hale, David B., III. 7; V. 12; VI. vi.;
VII. 384; XL v., 8; XIII. 6; "Biograph-
ical sketch of George W. Knight," IV.
239; memorial reports of Eaton coun-
ty, VI. 270, 271; VIII. 29; IX. 29; XI.
32; XIII. 164; XIV. 88; member State
Pioneer Society, II. 186; vice-presi-
dent, IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 3; VII. ix., 3,
4, 7; VIII. xiii., 9; IX. xi.; X. vii., 10;
XIII. 26; XIV. vii.. 18, 20.
Hale, Dr. E. M., XIV. 387; member of
the Nurserymen and Fruit Growers'
Association, X. 81.
Hale, Elizabeth (Mrs. Abbot), IV. 447.
Hale, Ezekiel, death of, XIII. 212.
Hale, Prof. H., reports Indian mounds,
II. 41 ; III. 203.
Hale, H. C., V. 334.
Hale, John, I. 385; II. 572; X. 86, 87;
passenger on last trip of Walk-in-the-
water, IV. 114.
Hale, John P.,. death of, XIII. 239.
Hale, John R., V. 334.
Hale, Mrs. Levi, death of, VIII. 29.
Hale, Lucinda, death of, VIII. 22.
Hale, Sir Matthew, English jurist XI.
291.
Hale, Michael, II. 572.
Hale, Samuel, V. 363.'
Hale, Mrs. Sarah J., of Massachusetts,
elected honorary member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 321, 331.
Hale, Judge Seneca, probate judge of
Lenawee county, 1833, VIII. 166.
Hale, William, attorney general, III. 117;
V. 483; VI. 312; VII. 477; member
State Historical Society, XII. b25;
state senator, XIV. 412.
Hale & Grouse, attorneys, V. 479.
Haley, B. F. trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 163.
Halev. Reuben, soldier of the Mexican
war, died in Mexico, VII. 116.
Half-axes, for Indians, X. 497; XI. 356,
357, 632; XII. 146; XIII. 73, 74.
Half King, Wyandotte chief, III. 32; X.
574; XIII. 43, 46; addressed by Lieut.
Gov. Hope, XI. 466.
Halfin, Mary, death of, XIV. 185,
Halfin, Timothy, death of, XIV. 183.
Halfpence, copper, value of, X. 214.
Haliberte, Joseph, his subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Halifax, British troops arrival at, XV.
506.
Halkimand, Sergeant — , X. 459.
Hall, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's school,
II. 447.
Hall, Commodore — , British, XV. 296.
Hall, Lieut. — , XV. 66; recommended
for promotion, XV. 74.
Hall, Maj. Gen. — , soldier of the war of
the rebellion, IV. 156, 157. "
Hall, Miss — , resident of Detroit, 1806,
I. 345.
Hall, The Misses, Indian captives ran-
somed by the government, I. 49.
Hall, Mrs. — , (Mrs. F. Moore), II. 66.
Hall, Mrs. — , Lenawee county, II. 394.
Hall, Mrs. — , resident of Detroit, 1806,
I. '345.
Hall, Rev. — , missionary at La Pointe,
1845, XIV. 207.
Hall, — , and family killed by Indians, I.
49.
Hall, Adelia, death of, XI. 83.
Hall, Alfred, III. 504; VII. 464.
Hall, Alfred D., II. 415; member State
.Pioneer Society, II. 184.
Hall, Amos, T., I. 432; XII. v., 371, 374;
letter on "the origin of the Young
Men's Society of Detroit," XII 372.
Hall, Miss Angeline (Mrs. I. W. Rush)>
III. 620.
Hall, B. F., XII. 458, 600.
Hall. Capt. B. K., III. 319, 324; IV. 371;
XIII. 353.
Hall, Burgess, member of the state leg-
islature of Vermont, VI. 304.
Hall, C. W.> III. 291.
Hall, Charlotte, IV. 194.
Hall. Clark, death of, VI. 306; IX. 58.
Hall, Rev. E., X. 40, 42.
Hall, E. & E. W., V. 461.
Hall, E. W., V. 454, 467.
Hall, Dr. -Ebenezer, X. 471, 474, 475, 480
Hall, Edmund, VIII. 118; death of, XIV.
134; member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 331.
Hall, Elisha, I. 207.
Hall, Eliza, V. 266.
Hall, Mrs. Eliza Houston (Mrs. John H.),
death of. XL 110.
Hall, Emily A., IV. 194.
Hall, Miss Emma A., matron in school
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249
for the deaf and dumb, III. 446.
Hall, Ephraim, death of, XIV. 133.
Hall, Eugene J., "The Old House," VIII.
7, 8.
Hall, Prof. Frederick, III. 471, 483, 486;
VII. 160, 498; autobiography, III. 489;
candidate for Lieut. Governor, III. 490;
VI. 304, 306; honorary member of
State Historical Society, XII. 319;
member of the State legislature, III.
490; VI. 304.
Hall, Mrs. Frederick, VI. 305.
Hall, George, IV. 399, 403.
Hall, Mrs. George, III. 622.
Hall, Mrs.. George B., VI. 295.
Hall, Hastings, V. 2bb; XIV. 317.
Hall, Mrs. Harriett M., III. 545.
Hall, Harry, publisher, III. 464.
Hall, Henry, member of the legislature,
XIV. 383.
Hall, Henry C., first white child born in
Battle Creek township, II. 213.
Hall, Henry J., death of, XI. 27.
Hall, Henry M., IV. 238.
Hall, Israel R., II. 189.
Hall, J. P., III. 422.
Hall, Capt. J..W., XIV. 614; loss by fire,
VI. 185.
Hall, Deacon James, IV. 44.
Hall, Jesse, I. 255.
Hall, John, XI. 110; XIII. 3¥0.
Hall. Capt. John, superintendent of Brit-
ish cavalry, XV. 361, .441; letter to
Col. Harvey, XV. 400; petitioned to be
retained in office, XV. 362; prisoner of
war and escape, XV. 639, 640; with
Gen. Proctor on his retreat at battle of
the Thames, XV. 407.
Hall, Jonathan, II. 373; death of, VI.
342; subscription to first court house,
II. 428.
Hall, Joseph, death of, VII. 580.
Hall, Knowles, II. 572.
Hall, L. R., land entry, III. 425.
Hall, Mrs. L. R., V. 231.
Hall, Lewis, fire warden, XIV. 415; mem-
ber of the first Horticultural Society,
X, 75, 76.
Hall, Lois, see Hall, Mrs. Tolman W.
Hall, Lorenzo, VI. 271.
Hall, Mrs. Lotta, death of, XIII. 130.
Hall, Lowell, early teacher and railroad
organizer, biog., XIII. 219, 221.
Hall, Mrs. Lowell, death of, XIII. 222.
Hall, Mrs. M. A., territorial pioneer, IV.
238.
Hall, Mary A., V. 447.
Hall, Moses, settled in Michigan 1832,
II. 213, 219; III. 348, 356; V. 265, 266,
316, 317; VI. 261; XIV. 320; member
of Augusta Company, V. 260, 386;
member of the legislature, V. 269;
memoir, V. 268; justice of the peace,
II. 220.
32
Hall, Mrs. Moses (Mary), III. 356; V.
316; XI. 131.
Hall, N. B., II. 340.
Hall, N. H., death of, VII. 552.
Hall, O. D., death of, IX. 77.
Hall, Oliver, death of, 'VII. 551.
Hall, R. E., member State Pioneer So-
ciety I. 84.
Hall, Richard, IV. 457; XV. 489.
Hall, Mrs. Richard, IV. 457.
Hall, Robert, his temperance work, XIII.
393, 394.
Hall, Sir Robert, XV. 676.
Hall, Miss Rose, VI. 265, 268.
Hall, Mrs. Rufus, XIII. 592.
Hall, Dr. S. S., I. 266, 432.
Hall, Samuel D., signs petition for nam-
ing Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Hall, Rev. Sherman, IV. 85.
Hall, Thomas, treasurer first Horticultur-
al Society, X. 75, 76.
Hall, Mrs. Tirzah, VI. 329.
Hall. Judge Tolman W., II. 184, 202, 220;
III. 348, 356; V. 232, 315-318; VI. 261;
VII. 371; XIV. 304, 320, 366, 518n; ad-
dress at Kalamazoo, 1880, III. 542;
land entries, III. 404; member of the
Augusta Company, V. 260, 265, 386;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 331; postmaster, III. 350; school
inspector, 1838, XIV. 291, 293; tribute
to his wife, XIV. 519".
Hall, Mrs. Tolman W. (Lois), III. 356;
V. 316; tribute to her husband, XIV.
519.
Hall, Dr. William H., VI. 450.
Hall & Dodge, II. 333.
Hall & Rudd, III. 291.
Hall & Townsend, VI. 304.
Hall's Corners, land entry, II. 189.
Halladay, John S., II, 220.
Halleck, library of Young Men's Society
placed in store of, XII. 372.
Halleck, Gen. Henry W., IV. 140, 296.
Hallenbeck, E.. VII. 294.
Haller, Michael, II. 62.
Hallett, Charles B., death of, VIH. 45.
Hallett, Mrs. Charles B., death of, VII.
466.
Hallett, Mary A., death of, VIII. 45.
Hallett, Mary V., death of, VIII. 44.
Hallibut, Lydia, I. 345.
Halliday, Mrs. Charles J., VI. 495.
Halliday, Mrs. George A., VI. 495.
Halliday & Lewis, contractors, XIII. 417.
Hallock, Henry, III. 321.
Hallock, Horace, I. 424; IV. 461; presi-
dent early temperance society, XIV.
416.
Hallock, John T., death of, XI. 135.
Hallock, Rev. Moses, VI. 392.
Hallow, Capt., early settler on St. Clair
river, VIII. 405.
Halloway, Rev. H. H., III. 356.
250
INDEX.
Halloway, Rev. W. W., V. 318.
Halpin, William, wagon maker, IV. 510.
Halsey, Euphias, VII. 376.
Halsey, Henry, V. 460.
Halsey, Mrs. Jane, death of, VII. 591.
Halsey, Milton N. (R.) attorney, VII.
527; member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 327.
Halsey, Nicoll, VII. 375.
Halsey, Silas, landlord, -V. 461.
Halstead, Dr. D. W., VIII. 35.
Halstead, Elizabeth J. (Mrs. A. J. H.)
death of, VII. 381.
Halsted, Mrs. Jerome B., V. 448.
Halstead, Joseph, VII. 257.
Halsted, Lorenzo D., VI. 234; VII, 350;
IX. 20; member State Pioneer Society,
III. 266; IV. 8.
Ham, — , VI. 340.
Ham, Dr. — , III. 284.
Hamblin, A. C., II. 219; III. 351.
Hamblin, C. T., I. 247.
Hamblin, Earl D., settled in Michigan
in 1826, X. 56.
Hamblin, Luman, I. 296, 301.
Hamblin, Thomas W., soldier distinguish-
ed for efficiency at the battle of Mex-
ico, VII. 120.
Hamblin & Samson, publishers, VI. 86.
Hamelin, — , X. 488.
Hamelin, August, Jr., appointed head
chief of the Ottawas^XII. 621.
Hamelin, Baptiste, IX. 629.
Hamelin, James, his subscription for a
missionary in Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Hamet, Susannah (Mrs. Oscar F.), death
of, IV. 182, 188, 197.
Hamill, Hemphill & Co., merchants, XIII.
152.
Hamilton, — , merchant, 1783, XI. 386.
Hamilton, — , pioneer of Kalamazoo, VI.
309.
Hamilton, — , with Com. Perry on Lake
Erie, I. 410.
Hamliton, — , and wife, early settlers of
St. Clair, VII. 565.
Hamilton, Ensign, — , ordered under ar-
rest by Capt. Aubrey, X. 358.
Hamilton, Alexander, V. 388; VII. 484;
XI. 147, 149, 215; graduate of Colum-
bia college, XIV. 356.
Hamilton, Andrew, loyalist, XI. 451;
XIII. 77.
Hamilton, Anna (Mrs. Davis), "Early
Recollection of Desmond," XIII. 335,
336.
Hamilton, Mrs. Belle, III, 5; prepares
memoir of her father, A. N. Hart, II.
71, 270.
Hamilton, David, death of, XI. 84.
Hamilton, Mrs. George B., death of, XIV.
69.
Hamilton, Miss Hannah (Mrs. David
Hanchett), XIII. 148.
Hamilton, Mrs. Harry (Miss Lewis) XI.
127.
Hamilton, Col. Henry, Lieut. Gov. in
Mich., called "hair buyer general," III.
16-18, 115, 119; VIII. viii.; IX. ix., 354,
361, 364, 374-384, 387, 388, 408, 410, 423,
427-429, 541, 543, 566, 581, 633, 636,
640; X 90, 279, 280, 282, 290, 293n, 297n,
298, 301n, 310, 311, 330, 341, 351, 358,
359, 361, 368, 370, 374, 379, 382, 399,
409, 417, 445, 464, 543, 556, 571, 572,
624, 630, 653, 654, 660, 664, 668, 670;
XL 20, 353, 436, 455, 582, 597; XII. 85;
XIII. 66; XV. 17, 408; arme.d Indians
to massacre Americans, III.' 19-22; at
Indian councils, IX. 443, 458; X. 462,
472, at Long Point, XV. 603; attempt
made to release him from Fort Vin-
cennes, VIII. 466, 467; captured and
imprisoned at Fort Vincennes, III. 22;
IX. 357, 358, 379; X. 328; dammed riv-
ers to flood swamps then cut dykes for
his boats, IX. 493; expedition of, IX.
409, 489-516; his proposition for surren-
der, IX. 500-504; inventories, bills of
accounts and returns of while com-
manding at Detroit, IX. 647-649; inves-
tigated by grand jury, X. 293, 336; let-
ters from Gen. Guy Carleton, IX. 343-
352; Gen. Haldimand, IX. 398-407; X.
329; Lieut. Gov. Hay, XI, 458; to Gen.
Carleton, IX. 430-461; Lieut. Gov.
Cramahe', LX, 461-4b4; X. 299; Earl of
Dartmouth, X. 264; XIII. 67, Gen. Hal-
dimand, IX. 464-487; X. 302; Capt.
Lernoult, X. 307; Capt. McKee, X. 285;
unaddressed and unsigned, X. 262,
264, 271, 277, 303; marched from Bur-
lington Heights, XV. 373; offered
bounty for human scalps, VII. 529; X.
90; official residence built in Detroit,
X. 90; ordered census of Detroit, 1778,
and a statement of business, IX. 469;
orders for militia of Detroit, VIII. 470;
paroled, copy of parole, IX. 511, 513;
placed in irons and a dungeon, protest
of, IX. 507, 509; proclamation of, 1777,
XIII. 489; reduced the quantity of rum
for Michilimackinac, IX. 365; rein-
forced garrisons at Detroit and
Niagara, XV. 11; released from Fort
Vincennes, IX. 507; report of militia,
1778, XIII. 52.
Hamilton, Rev. Hiram S., VII. 107, 571;
member of Congregational convention,
1842, XII. 358.
Hamilton, John, of St. Clair, death of,
XIV. 185.
Hamilton, John, settled in Birmingham,
in 1819, III. 435, 561, 567, 573, 577-580;
VII. 252; VIII. 236, 240, 241; XII. 402;
XIV. 589, 605; carried supplies to Sag
inaw in 1822, VII. 291, 403; disap-
INDEX.
251
proved of railroads, VII. 397; land
entry, III. 569; VII. 559.
Hamilton, John, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, V. 504; death of, IX. 77;
remarks of, V. 509, 513.
Hamilton, Mrs. John, V. 505.
Hamilton, John B., III. 453; X. 121.
Hamilton, M. D., member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 323; publisher, VI.
89.
Hamilton, N. A., VI. 213-215.
Hamilton, Miss Nance, death of, XIII.
129.
Hamilton, Oliver, III. 435.
Hamilton, Mrs. Oliver, III. 448.
Hamilton, Patrick, first settler of Dowa-
giac, XIV. 386.
Hamilton, Reuben, first under-sheriff of
St. Glair County, VI. 408; lighthouse
keeper and postmaster, XIII. 335,. 336.
Hamilton, Robert, named for legislative
council of Upper Canada, XII. 23.
Hamilton, Silas, VI. 241, 242.
Hamilton, Theodore, II. 212.
Hamilton, Theoran, II. 224.
Hamilton, William, soldier of 1812, III.
435, 438, 441, 463; IV. 244; V. 556; VII.
401.
Hamilton & Co., bridge contractors, XIII.
153
Hamilton College, VI. 492.
Hamilton's Mill, IV. 366.
Haminski, Michael, IV. 403.
Hamlin, Alexis, merchant, IX. 658.
Hamlin, Amos, IV. 265.
Hamlin, Mrs. Amos, V. 337.
Hamlin, Arnold, death of, XIII. 280.
Hamlin, Augustus, Indian, graduate of
the University of Rome, civil engineer,
IX. 129.
Hamlin, Charles T., death of, IX. 19.
Hamlin, Elijah, XIII. 250; XIV. 158.
Hamlin, Rev. Elisha H., fourth pastor of
first Baptist church, Chicago, biog., X.
185-187, 190.
Hamlin, Mrs. Elisha H., X. 185. 186.
Hamlin, Miss Ella, X. 186.
Hamlin, Jacynth (Jasaint), trader, IX.
658; bill for goods for Indian depart-
ment, XII. 315.
Hamlin, Capt. John, VIII. 241.
Hamlin, Bishop L. L., presided over con-
ference in 1849, IV. 23.
Hamlin, Laura, death of, VII. 562.
Hamlin, Mrs. M. Carrie Watson, IV. v.;
V. 12; locations of scenes for legends
of Detroit, X. 96, 97; "Old French Tra-
ditions," IV. 70.
Hamlin, Mrs. Mariam W. (Mrs. Elijah
H.), biog., XIV. 148, 158.
Hamlin, Mrs. Nichols, death of, XIV. 148.
Hamlin, Miss Philinda (Mrs. G. W.
Knight), IV. 239.
Hamlin, Samuel, II. 272, 273, 311, 312;
IX. 49.
Hamlin, Mrs. Sophia, death of, VIII. 115.
Hammelaine, John Baptiste, half breed,
X. 450; commanded a raid on St.
Joseph, XIII. 64.
Hammer, Rev. Clemens, priest, XIII. 436.
Hammers, garrison supplies, XI. 417,
427; XII. 128, 137; of stone found in
Indian mounds made by ancient race,
II. 44, 49; VIII. 137, 146; XIV. 516.
Hammet, B., III. 606.
Hammill, Daniel, death of, VI. 431, 438.
Hammill, John, VI. 438.
Hammill, Mary, death of, VIII. 45.
Hammon, J. F., member State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 196.
Hammon, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 4611/2-
Hammond, Allen, trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 162.
Hammond, Mrs. Anne, death of, IX. 84.
Hammond, Benjamin, IV. 301.
Hammond, Charles G., I. 425; III. 367;
VI. Ill; appointed collector of Detroit,
1845, I. 471, 512; auditor general, VII.
254; XIV. 412; resigned office, IV. 297;
secured annuity for Indians, III. 369.
Hammond, Chester, VII. 106.
Hammond, Daniel, land entry, III. 563.
Hammond, David, land entry, III. 570;
VII. 560.
Hammond, Eleazer, IV. 233.
Hammond, Henry, V. 526; IX. 84.
Hammond, Rev. Henry L., VII. 108; XII.
358.
Hammond, Hilas H., death of, VII. 465.
Hammond, Hiram, I. 157.
Hammond, James, II. 572.
Hammond, John, IV. 249.
Hammond, Laura H. (Mrs. E. H.), IV.
233.
Hammond, Lemuel O., death of, III. 610.
Hammond, Luther, IV. 256.
Hammond, Shubael, IL 457.
Hammond, William, I. 125.
Hammond Mills, XIII. 513.
Hammont, James, death of, VII. 580.
Hampson, Miss Mahala, X. 56.
Hampton, — , IX. 327.
Hampton, Mrs., — , relates scarcity of
food; made jelly of slippery elm bark,
XIV. 527.
Hampton, Miss Sally (Mrs. Wm. Harri-
son), XI. 75.
Hampton, Gen. Wade, Sr., soldier of the
war of 1812, XV. 417, 462; his defeat
at Chateauguay and Chrysler's farm,
XV. 483.
Hampton township (Bay county) organ-
ized first officers, III. 332; original di-
mensions, XIV. 56.
Hamtramck, Col. John Francis, b. 1754,
252 INDEX.'
d. 1803; III. 86; VIII. 449, 529; X. 93, 601; XIII. 285-287; gift of, XII. 347;
94; XII. 163; XIII. vi., 493; XIV. 50; member Young Men's Society of De-
burial place and inscription on'monu- troit, XII. 362-364; member State His-
ment, XIII. 427, 494; estate itemized, torical Society, All. 326; probate judge
XIII. 497; first United States com- for Wayne County, I. 433; XIII. 382.
mandant at Detroit, XIII. 427; memoir Hand, Mrs. Martha, death of, VIII. 22.
of, XIII. 493; nativity, XIII. 495; tax- Hand, Michael, IV. 198.
able property, 1802, VIII. 630-540; Hand, Thomas, death of, XI. 84.
with Gen. Wayne in Indian wars, pro- Handbarrows, early manufactured, XV.
motions, XIII. 496. 248; garrison supplies, XII. 124.
Hamtramck, Rebecca (Mrs. J. F., admin- Handkerchiefs (silk and cotton) for In-
istratrix of Col. Hamtrack's estates, dian presents, X. 632; XII. 146, 228,
XIII- 497. 233, 247, 248, 257, 274, 284, 288; XV.
Hamtramck ballot box destroyed, VII. 224, 607, 614, 646, 649, 655.
579- Hands, Gen. — , X. 629. '
Hamtramck district, tax roll, 1802, VIII. Hands william> of Detroit, remained
°™' British subject at close of revolution-
Hamtramck township, proceedings of VIII. 410; signature on old
meeting for congressional delegate, dged Qf land vin 516; signg memo.
rial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252;
Hanaw, Joseph, II. 337. signs petition of Detroit merchants to
Hance, Benjamin A., entered land in ]yjaj DePeyster X 456
TT182?'*1*1' 449"451' 457' Handspikes, garrison supplies, XI. 427;
Hanchett, — , pioneer of Marshall, II. 234. Xjj -^9 '
Hanchett, Benjamin, F., Ill 545 Handy Calvi r 25?
Hanche t, David biog XIII 130, 148. Handy Qen peter G xm 532
Hanchett, Mrs. David, XIII. 148. Hanford, Henry P., member of Nursery-
Hanchett Sergeant E S soldier of the men and Fr* it Growers- Association,
Black Hawk war, VI. 220. x g-,
H£?!?ltt2>-'ra III' 347; " ^^ Hanford, James S, II., 584.
Hanchett, Edward commissioner of Ha"f ^7' 'nFSF *??*****' *' ***''
Green township, 1831, X. 66. 614I 646' ^
Hanchett, George, soldier of the Black Haning, Rev. I Z., trustee of Hillsdale
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll, ' TTCO lege' Y. lb^' 0
YJJ 349 Hankey, Pliny, U. S. prisoner of war im-
Hanchett, James H., III. 342. prisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
Hanchett, Joseph, VI. 219, 239; VII. 347; Hankey, Zebma U. S. prisoner of war
XII. 567; on census roll of Detroit, imprisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
1827 XII 4611/. Hanks, Corp. Daniel P., soldier of the
Hanchett, Miss M.', teacher for Alphadel- Mexican war, died in battle, VII. 118,
phia Society, V. 410.
Hanchett & Ho'lbrook, III. 342. Hanks, Lieut. Porter (Samuel), VIII.
Hanchett & Lyon, publishers, VI. 94. 234; report of garrison at Mackinac,
Hancock, Mrs. Almira, I. 169. 1812. xv- 114: surrendered fort Mack-
Hancock, Miss Carrie L., instructor in inac to British, artfcles of capitula-
Hillsdale college. VI. 162. tion. vn- 116; xv- 110-
Hancock, J. S., I. 169; IV. 248. Hanks, Mrs. Porter, I. 345; residence of,
Hancock, Jacob, I. 170. I- 498; IV. 479.
Hancock, John, graduate of Harvard col- Hanley, James, miner, XIV. 201.
lege, XIV. 356; organized a body of Hanley, John, I. 268.
men to destroy the tea in Boston har- Hanmer, Lieut. James, escort to Gen Wil-
bor, V. 206, 207. Hams, XII. 433.
Hancock, Joseph, death of, IX. 39. Hanna, — , capitalist, XIV. 248.
Hancock, Gen. Winfield Scott, IV. 439. Hanna, Matthew, V. 370.
Hancock, "Early days and growth of," Hannah, slave, I. 416.
VIII. 141; "Northwestern Mining Jour- Hannah, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 78.
nal," VI. 77. Hannah, James, death of, IX. 18.
Hand, David, II. 398. Hannah, Perry, member of committee to
Hand, Edmond, death of, VI. 341. locate third asylum, XIII. 304.
Hand, Edward, commanding at Fort Hannah, Lay & Co., IX. 178.
Pitt, IX. 430. Hannahs, George, VI. 253;. member of
Hand, Elizabeth, III. 556. . committee to locate second asylum.
Hand, George E., iX. 187; XII. 458, 599- XIII. 301.
INDEX.
Hannahs, Marvin, pioneer of Albion, II.
204, 205; XIV. 85; his exhibit of fruit,
1847, X. 76.
Hannahs. Mrs. Marvin, original member
first church of Albion, VI. 253.
Hannibal, — , III. 590.
Hannibal's tavern, V. 241.
Hannon, Catharine, death of, XIII. 228.
Hanscom, Alfred H., attorney, I. 512; IV.
245; V. 63; IX. 180, 182; XI. 265; mem-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 331;
speaker of the house of representa-
tives, XIV. 412.
Hanscom, George, V. 475; XII. 566.
Hanscom, I. D., soldier of the war of the
rebellion, II. 436.
Hanscom & Goodrich, attorneys, IX. 180,
183.
Hanscomb, Joel, VII. 288, 289.
Hanson, Capt. — , I\. 80.
Hanson, Ephraim, I. 130.
Hanson, Henry, IV. 230.
Hanson, Miss Lovinia (Mrs. L. E. Cole),
teacher, XIV. 362.
Hanton, Thomas, highway tax in 1812,
IV. 409.
Haragan, — , VIII. 497.
Haran, Thomas, death of, XIII. 280.
Harbaugh, David E., XIII. 288; city at-
torney of Detroit, XIV. ^15; furnished
letter of Maj. Thomas Rowland, de-
scribing death of Tecumseh, VI. 469;
president of Young Men's Society, XII.
364
Harbeck, Charles, ill. 362.
Harbeck, Eugene, III. 362.
Harbster, Mrs. Geo., death of, IX. 76.
Harche, C., subscription for a mission-
ary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Harcourt, Lord — , X. 269.
Harcourt, H. S:, publisher, VI. 84.
Hardaway & Chatfield, landlords, XIV.
565.
Hardee, Gen. W. J., III. 170, 171, 185;
IV. 168.
Hardenborg, Helen, death of, IX. 60.
Harding, A. J., landlord, VII. 204.
Harding, Mrs. Alice D., death of, IX. 40.
Harding, Bishop Elijah, ordained Asa
Phelps, V. 290.
Harding, Eliphalet, III. 561.
Harding, Sarah (Mrs. J. G. Crombie),
XI. 114.
Harding, T. K., publisher, VI. 69.
Harding, Thomas, death of, XI. 39.
Harding, Mrs. Thomas, XI. 42.
Harding, William H., surveyed Beaver
Island. IX. 105.
Hardison, Benjamin vs. James Abbott,
XI. 625.
Hardscrabbe, distant from Buffalo, XV.
535.
Hardscrabble road, IV. 509.
Hardwicke, Lord — , quotation on law,
XII. 504.
Hardy, — , IX. 58.
Hardy, Sir Charles, IX. 538.
Hardy, Mrs. E. J., death of, XIII. 231.
Hardy, Jeremiah K., biog. XI. 32.
Hardy, Rev. Seth, II. 436; V. 415; death
of, VII. 592.
Hare, Capt. — , X. 419, 423.
Hare, Margaret, Jackson Co., death of,
IV. 284.
Hare, Margaret, St. Clair Co., death of,
XIV. 184.
Hare, Oscar, publisher, III. 274.
Harford, John, I, 334n.
Harfoy, — , V. 533\
Harfy, William, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411, 493, 494.
Harger, Ezra, county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Harger, Elizabeth, death of, XIV. 148.
Hargrave, Rev. Richard, II. 161-163; III.
288; X. 53.
Haring, Samuel K., collector of customs
at Mackinac, VI. 348.
Harker, Col. Charles G., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, II. 612, 616-619,
622; 628, 635; iV. 133, 138, 142, 147.
Harker, Mrs. T. (Miss Prichard), XIV.
164.
Harkness, Miss — , V. 421.
•Harks, Capt. — , commanding at Port
Madison, seized invoice of whisky, XII.
445.
Harleston, George B., mayor of Monroe,
1837, VI. 369n.
Harlow, Amos R., VIII. 149, 150; his ex-
perience in mining in the Lake Supe-
rior region, II. 170-172; organized Mar-
quette Iron Company, 1848, VII. 167,
169, 174, 177.
Harlow, Mrs. Amos R., VII. 177.
Harlow, C., pioneer of Avon township,
VII. 561.
Harlow, Levi, VIII. 200; and wife, death
of, VII. 544, 545.
Harmar, — , his defeat mentioned. XIV.
258.
Harmon, — , II. 483.
Harmon, A., his letter and order for
goods to Jean Marie Ducharme. X. 442.
Harmon, Albert M., IV. 272, 273, 279.
Harmon, Anan, II. 608.
Harmon, Benjamin and wife, XIV. 148.
Harmon, .Mrs. E., death of, VIII. 57.
Harmon, Ellen G. (Mrs. J. White), III.
365.
Harmon, Emeline (Mrs. Mendall), XIII.
165.
Harmon, H. H., I. 28.
254
INDEX.
Harmon, J. C., III. 415.
Harmon, John H., I. 8; IV. 458; VII.
82, 84-89; XII. 422; collector of Detroit,
I. 471; his trip to Lake Superior, 1851,
IX. 109, 110, 115, 118; member of the
Brady Guards, XIII. 526, 527; sketch
of, XIV. 192.
Harmon, M., XL 60.
Harmon, Ransom, VII. 357.
Harmon, S. W., III. 415.
Harmon & Cook, merchants, IV. 273, 274.
Harmonic Genang Verein, II. 347.
Harnden, S., III. 281.
Harner, John, death of, VIII. 21.
Harness, garrison supplies, XL 417; XII.
129.
Harney, Capt. — , XII. 428.
Harnor, Rev. — , I. 319.
Harper, — . graduate of Princeton col-
lege, XIV. 356.
Harper, Benjamin, VI. 255.
Harper, John, II. 227, 228.
Harper, Joseph, IV. 225.
Harper, Wilson, IV. 226; VII. 345.
Harper & Brothers, publishers, VI. 47.
Harpham, — , IX. 22.
Harpster, George, death of, VIII. 99.
"Harriet" boat, IV. 312; V. 460.
Harrigan, Michael, XIV. 82.
Harriman, Walter, Gov. of New Hamp-
shire, IX. 68.
Harrington, — , VII. 520.
Harrington, Capt. — , loss by fire, VI.
185.
Harrington, Dr. — , pioneer of St. Glair
Co., VI. 411.
Harrington, Miss Aseneth (Mrs. Thomp-
son), XL 72.
Harrington, Charles, XL 59; biog. XL 72.
Harrington, Charles H., accountant, VI.
323.
Harrington, D. D., miner, XIV. 201.
Harrington, Rev. Daniel, III. 356; V.
315.
Harrington, Mrs. Daniel, V. 315.
Harrington, Daniel B., came to Michigan
1817, III. 6, 707; V. v., 495, 496; VI.
405, 412; VII. 10, 565; gifts of, II. 73;
XII. 339; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, II. 184; member of the legisla-
ture, V. 143; memoir of, V. 138; post-
master, V. 143; publisher, VI. 73, 79;
signs petition for naming Port Huron,
XIII, 338; vice-president State Pioneer
Society, II. vii., 68, 69; III. 3.
Harrington, Mrs. Daniel B., VI. 414.
Harrington, David, I. 179; death of, VIII.
45.
Harrington, E. F., publisher, VI. 83.
Harrington, Ebenezer B., attorney, V. 141,
142, VI. 411; signs petition for naming
Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Harrington, Elisha, associate judge, early
settler of Frederick, IV. 309, 311; V.
453-455, 458, 459; VI. 359; VIII. 660;
X. 115.
Harrington, Mrs. Elisha (Susannah Con-
nor), first white child born in Macomb
Co., IV. 309, 311; V. 453.
Harrington, Flora D. (Mrs. Darrah), XL
72.
Harrington, Frank A., XL 72.
Harrington, George, planted one of first
orchards in Holland, IX. 269.
Harrington, George S., III. 296, 297.
Harrington, Henry, II. 451, 45T; V. 466,
523.
Harrington, Mrs. Henry, II. 457.
Harrington, Ira, death of, XL 38.
Harrington, J. M., XL 72.
Harrington, James, soldier of the revo-
lutionary war, VIII. 242; X. 129; en-
tered first land in West Bloomfield
township, III. 564, 568.
Harrington, Mrs. James, X. 128.
Harrington, Jeremiah, VI. 410, 412; first
supervisor of Desmond township, XIII.
335; incidents of his trip west, V. 138,
139, 141; settled at Port Huron in 1819,
V. 496; VII. 568.
Harrington, Mrs. Jeremiah, V. 139, 141.
Harrington, John, IV. 184, 201.
Harrington, Mrs. Lydia, death of, III.
610.
Harrington, Porter S. XL 72.
Harrington, William H., IV. 194.
Harrington & Emerson, VI. 206.
Harrington's mill, VI. 181.
Harriott, Finley, death of, VI. 341.
Harriott, John A., death of, VI. 342.
Harriott, Robert, early teacher, amusing
encounter with Peter Sones, XIII. 592.
Harris, — , VIII. 69.
Harris, — , editor Cleveland Herald ' in
1851, IX. 109.
Harris, — , Lenawee county, VII. 527.
Harris, — , member Selkirk settlement,
VI. 405.
Harris, Maj. — , XL 403.
Harris, Mrs. A. W., death of, XL 26.
Harris, Abigail (Mrs. Jno. Monteith,
Sr.,), XIII. 425.
Harris, Alix, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
540.
Harris, Alma (Mrs. Moses Goodrich),
XIII. 182.
Harris, Almira A. (Mrs. Geo. H.) death
of, XIII. 279.
Harris, C. H., publisher, III. 275; VI.
67.
Harris, Daniel, death of, VIII. 46.
Harris, Edward W., judge of probate of
St. Clair county, VI. 410, 411; XL 261.
Harris, Enoch, I. 209; V. 378.
Harris, Ezra, death of, IX. 42.
Harris, F. H., justice of the peace, XIV.
415.
Harris, Frances, death of, IX. 38.
INDEX.
255
Harris, George, XIII. 279.
Harris, Miss Hannah (Mrs. Goddard),
VI. 255.
Harris, Hiram, XIII. 250.
Harris, Isham G., XI. 265.
Harris, Israel N., VI. 387.
Harris, Israel V., I. 90.
Harris, J. V., VI. 388; IX. 255.
Harris, Dr. James, VI. 311.
Harris, John, death of, XIV. 184.
Harris, John, ST., Wayne Co., death of,
XIV. 192.
Harris, Rev. John, soldier of the war of
1812, III. 356; V. 314; XIII. 154; XIV.
320, 324, 325; memoir of, V. 279, 284.
Harris, Mrs. John W., lost in the forest,
II. .191.
Harris, Joseph, III. 568.
Harris, Kager, member of Gen. McAr-
thur's expedition, VIII. 654.
Harris, Miss Louisa (Mrs. Harcourt Fer-
guson, Mrs. John Nichols), XIV. 473.
Harris, Rev. Lowell F., IV. 52; XIV. 600.
Harris, Martha, IV. 284.
Harris, Miss Mary Ann (Mrs. Bachelor),
VII. 284.
Harris, Mrs. Matilda, death of, VII. 466.
Harris, Moses, VII. 284.
Harris, Myron, V. 10; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 88; VII. 10.
Harris, Owen, VII. 127.
Harris, P. H., VI. 450.
Harris, R., II. 161.
Harris, Samuel Smith, D.D., LL.D., elect-
ed bishop of Michigan diocese, III.
220y2, 221; IV. 442, 443;, VII. 613; trib-
ute to Rev. 0. E. Haven, VI. 51-53.
Harris, Seville, and family converted to
Mormonism, XIV. 618.
Harris, Silas, XIV. 608.
Harris, Mrs. Silas (Miss Bagley), XIV.
608.
Harris, Mrs. Susannah Gilbert, death of,
XIV. 98.
Harris, Thomas, death of, XIV. 185.
Harris, William, surveyor and pioneer
teacher, I. 207, 209; III. 529-531; V.
256; VI. 380; VII. 481; XL 220; XII.
412; first settler in Charleston town-
- ship, VII. 483.
Harris, Rev. William J., D. D. IV. 454,
457.
Harris, William 0., VI. 254.
Harris & Austin, pioneer merchants, II.
262.
Harris & McLaughlin, XII. 383.
Harris line, I. 173, 175; VI. 380, 381; XII.
411; U. S. attorney general decision
against, VI. 381.
Harris Prairie (Three Rivers), II. 159.
Harrison, — , father of William H., Tus-
cola county, VII. 579.
Harrison, — , member of .committee of
the district of Hesse, XII. 2.
Harrison, Capt. — , VIII. 393.
Harrison, Gen. — , held commission un-
der Lord Cromwell,' XI. 75.
Harrison, Prof. — , XIV. 376.
Harrison, Mrs. A. C. (Miss Schram),
XIII. 186.
Harrison, Aaron, XL 75.
Harrison, Mrs. Aaron, XIV. 528.
Harrison, Almira (Mrs. Grose), XL 206,
210, 211.
Harrison, Almond, I. 238; II. 70; III. 4.
Harrison, Amanda, XL 210, 211.
Harrison, Amelia, XL 202.
Harrison, Miss America, XL 75.
Harrison, Beersheba, XL 75.
Harrison, Judge Basil, Sr., first settler
in Kalamazoo county, I. 53, 208; II.
77, 159; III. 521; V. 345, 371, 391, 456;
VI. 311; VII. 481, 483; XL vi. 235;
XIV. 518. 527; administered oath of
office to Col. David E. Brown(/V. 167;
children of, XL 204, 210; first judge of
Kalamazoo county, I. 207; sketch of,
XL 200; supposed to be the original
"Ben Boden" of J. Fennimore Cooper's
novel "The Bee Hunter," I. 207; XL
212; tribute to the Pottawattomies,
XIV. 28, 29.
Harrison, Dr. Basil, Jr., early teacher, V.
266; XL 206, 210, 211; XIV. 369.
Harrison, Basil (grandson of Basil,
Sr.,), XL 75.
Harrison, Mrs. Basil, Sr., (Martha Still-
well), incident of her marriage, XL
203, 206.
Harrison, Benjamin, statesman, signer
of the Declaration of Independence and
governor of Virginia, I. 207; XL 75,
201.
Harrison, Benjamin, 23rd president of
the United States, XL 201; XIV. 85.
Harrison, Carter, VI. 352.
Harrison, Charles, X. 122.
Harrison, Cynthia (Mrs. H. Whipple),
XL 204-206, 210, 211.
Harrison, Diana, XL 210, 211.
Harrison, Electus B., V. 525.
Harrison, Eli, VI. 319.
Harrison, Elias S., XL 205, 206, 208, 210,
211.
Harrison, Elisha, XL 203.
Harrison, Elizabeth (Mrs. Almond H.), I.
238.
Harrison, Ephraim, XL 203.
Harrison, Ephraim (nephew) V. 373; XL
204-206, -210, 211, 285; land entry, II.
203.
Harrison, Mrs. Ephraim, XL 206.
Harrison, Frederick, XIV. 390.
Harrison, Grovier, XL 202.
Harrison, H. A., XI. 67.
Harrison, Mrs. H. A. (Miss King), XL
67.
Harrison, Hannah, XI. 75.
256
INDEX.
Harrison, Mrs. Henry H. (S.), V. 332;
VII. 382.
Harrison, J., soldier of the Mexican war,
VI. 19.
Harrison, James, XI. 75, 202.
Harrison, James M., student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146.
Harrison, Rev. James S., pioneer, II. 163;
III. 236, 243.
Harrison, Jeremiah, XI. 75; his Indian
playmate, X. 157.
Harrison, John, XI. 75.
Harrison, John, 'Lenawee county, I. 239
Harrison, John, Shawnee Indian, X. 452.
Harrison, John S., XL 200, 206, 210, 211.
Harrison, Joseph, XI. 75, 203, 210.
Harrison", Josiah, XI. 202.
Harrison, Kinzie, soldier of the Revolu-
tion, XL 202.
Harrison, Sergeant Leonard, soldier of
the war of 1812, V. 554, 579.
Harrison, Rev. Marcus, VI. 442; VII. 107;
member of Congregational convention,
1842, XII. 358.
Harrison, Marenus, first settler of Nan-
kin, XIV. 432, 46§; on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, Xil. 461%.
Harrison, Margaret, death of, XIV. 111.
Harrison, Miss Martha, (Mrs. Bishop),
XI. 75, 204, 206, 210, 211.
Harrison, Nathan, I. 207; XL 204, 210,
211; early ferry, XIII. 213.
Harrison, Mrs. Nathan, XIII. 213.
Harrison, Phoebe, XL 202.
Harrison, R., auditor of the treasury,
1805, VIII. 554.
Harrison, Rachel, XL 210, 211.
Harrison, Salmon, on army pay roll, I.
245, 248.
Harrison, Samuel, XL 202.
Harrison, Sarah, sister of Bazil, XL 202.
Harrison, Sarah (Sally), daughter of
Bazil, XL 75, 204, 211.
Harrison, Shadrack, brother of Bazil, XL
203.
Harrison, Shadrack, son of Bazil, XL
204, 210, 211.
Harrison, Spencer, XL 75.
Harrison, William, Sr., XL 200.
Harrison, William, Jr., XL 75; his speech
to his sons as he sends them to join
Washington's army, XL 201.
Harrison, William, son of William, Jr.,
XL 202; with Washington on the Brad-
dock expedition, XL 75.
Harrison, William, attorney, pioneer of
Climax, nephew of William, son of
Wm., Jr., I. 209; V. 258, 429; VI. 311,
312; X. 155; XL 73, 202, 204, 205, 210;
sketch of, XL 74.
Harrison, William H., pioneer of Tus-
cola county, II. 502-504.
Harrison, Gen. William Henry, 9th presi-
dent of the United States, I. 207, 294,
408, 409; II. 323, 324, 574, 575; III. 209,
594; IV. 330, 331; VI. 357, 360, 469;
VII. 199, 200, 579; VIII. ix. 644; X.
115; XL 19, 75, 274; XIII. 498, 537;
XIV. 140, 141, 152, 645; XV. 88, 173,
174, 228, 242, 260, 297, 301, 304, 344,
348, 349, 353, 359, 360, 374, 376, 418,
419, 501, 502, 518, 531, 535, 556, 576;
abandoned Fort Meigs, I. 408, 409; XV.
332; administrator of Col. Ham-
tramck's estate, XIII. 497; advance in-
to Canada, V. 189; appointed George C.
Bates district attorney for Michigan,
IX. 87; arraigns Proctor for sanction-
ing Indian cruelties, XV. 436-439; at
the battle of Miami Rapids, XIII. 310;
XV. 233, 236, 275, 290, 291, 345; at De-
troit, VI. 499; at Fort Wayne, XII.
451; candidate for United States pres-
ident, campaign and vote for, V. 134,
136; X. 8-23; compliments Col. Ball's
volunteers, IV. 323; criticised by Isaac
E. Crary, XIV. 24-27, 280; crossed into
Canada under protection of Com.
Perry's fleet, IV. 329; defeat of, XV.
462; delegate in congress, XIII. 498;
encounter with Kickapoos and Winne-
bagoes on the Wabash, XV. 66-68; gov-
ernor of Indiana, proclamation of, VII.
523; VIII. 540; governor of Northwest
territory, 1800, III. 115; XIII. 497;
gained influence with Indians, XV.
318; headquarters of, I. 188; his agree-
ment for exchange of prisoners, XV.
285, 286; his army and supplies in
Michigan, VII. 78; IX. 162; XII. 436;
his nickname and how it came to be
used, X. 20; his "Proverbial Caution"
referred to by Lt. Col. Harvey, XV. 520;
his regard for Col. Hamtramck, XIII.
493; inspector general on the Wabash,
XVi 153, 178, 180; letter to Dr. Mc-
Keehan ordering him to River Raisin
to care for wounded prisoners, XV.
235; to Maj. Gen. Vincent, XV. 436;
made treaty with Indians restoring
lands, XIV. 259; march into Michigan,
XV. 226; Michigan under administra-
tion of, XIV. 409-418; moved his army
from the Maumee, I. 412; official report
of, VIII. 447; one of the founders of
Vincennes library, VII. 334; relieves
Fort Detroit, IV. 328; reported cap-
tured by Tecumseh, XV. 283; returned
Lt. LeBreton to British lines, XV. 436;
sends Dr. S. McKeehan under flag of
truce, XV. 280; sends Gen. Winchester
to River Raisin, IV. 320; sends troops
to Tippecanoe battle fought with In-
dians, VI. 465, 487; skilled in wood-
craft, II. 48; speech to Indians, I. 476;
XV. 358.
Harrison, Wox>dthorp, death of, IX. 48,
51.
INDEX. 257
Harrison, Worlender (Mrs. H. Fellows), trip of Walk-in-the-water, IV. 114.
XI. 204, 206, 210, 211. Hart. Miss Abbie (Mrs. G. E. Smith), XI.
Harrison, Mrs. Zenas H., V. 332. 25.
Harrison, Zepheniah, XI. 202. Hart, Alexander, XV. 634.
Harrodsburgh, — , attacked by Indians, Hart, Mrs. Almira, death of, XI. 21.
III. 19. Hart, Alvin N., II. vi., 71; III. 5; VI.
Harrow (Harron, Harrone), Capt. Alex- 293; VII. 419; VIII. 135; XIV. 509;
ander, settler of St. Clair, 1800, I. 442; battle with wolves, III. 550; memoir,
IV. 339; V. 502, 503; VI. 405; IX. 598, II. 270, 271; memorial page, I. 185;
600, 633; XII. 250; XV. 17; confined original member otate Pioneer So-
in Fort Michilimackinac by Gov. Sin- ciety, I. 89; platted Lapeer, I. 219;
clair, IX. 572, 573; deed to land, VIII. III. 549, 552; special land commis-
495; in command of British lake and sioner, XIII. 360; state ^senator, II.
river fleet, orders from Gov. Sinclair, 270; XIV. 412; treasurer State Pioneer
IX. 602-605; letter to Capt. Grant, IX. Society, I. 13; X. vii. viin.
601; orders to Mr. McKay commanding Hart, B. E., II. 270.
the Felicity, IX. 602, 603; questions Hart, Burzillai B., III. 323, 326; IV. 179,
from Gov. Sinclair, replies to, IX. 603; 196; VI. 293; VII. 344; original mem-
readiness to sail, IX. 604. ber of Trinity church, Bay City, VII.
Harrow, C., VIII. 654. 310.
Harry, negro. I. 443. Hart, Charlotte (Mrs. Cuming), VI. 336.
Harry, Charles L., IV. 196. Hart, Christopher, on census roll of De-
Harry, J., IV. 196. troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Harry, Sarah, death of, XIV. 187. Hart, Danforth A., II. 270.
Harsen, Capt., XII. 336. Hart, Miss Delia (Mrs. A. C. Parmelee),
Harsen, Alex., of Detroit, remained a XIV. 81.
British subject at close of the revolu- Hart, Edson, passenger on Walk-in-the-
tionary war, \1II. 411. water on last trip, V. 9.
Harsen, Barnard (Bernarbus), VIII. 499- Hart, Eliza, IV. 196.
501, killed by gunpowder explosion, IV. Hart, Elizabeth R. (Mrs. Jerome), VII.
346. 300.
Harsen, Francis, IV. 338, 339, ejects Rob- Hart, Ephraim, X. 628.
ert Little from farm, IV. 343, 344, 355. Hart, Mrs. Eunice, death of, IX. 42.
Harsen, Frank, I. 442; VI. 413. Hart, Holder, VIII. 202, 211.
Harsen, George, I. 442. Hart, Henry, III. 292, 556; VII. 528.
Harsen, Jacob, I. 442; IV. 339, 341, 343, Hart, Ichabod, V. 405.
346; XII. 335; on census roll of De- Hart, Isaac, V. 287.
troit, 1779, X. 312; 1782, X. 605; re- Hart, J. B., III. 323, 333.
ceives release of title of Indian lands, Hart, J. H., III. 292.
VIII. 498, 499, 501. Hart, Mrs. James, IX. b2.
Harsen, James, IV. 339; accidentally kill- Hart, Jesse, III. 422; IV. 238.
ed, IV. 347. Hart, John, III. 545.
Harsen, Uriah, V. 295, 296. Hart, John S., trustee of Hillsdale col-
Harsen, William, IV. 339. lege, VI. 163.
Harsen's Island, IV. 331-333, 338; VI. 413. Hart, Jonathan, III. 377; V. 260, 270, 271,
Harsha, Walter, V. 102. 287, 323; VI. 260; XIII. 213; candi-
Harsha, William, printer, VII. 99; X. date for the legislature, vote for, II.
102. 223; built first brick house in Battle
Harshaw, A., VI. 196, 197. Creek, III. 248.
Hart, — , early settler of Connecticut, Hart, Linus, X. 118; his famous wolf
XIII. 116. trap, III. 623, 624.
Hart, — , liberated James Little, slave, Hart, Lovira, II. 503; VII. 579.
VII. 440. Hart, Rev. Luther W., XI. 43.
Hart, — , member surveying party, III. Hart, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XIII. 239.
590. Hart, Mary, XIV. 348.
Hart, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's school, Hart, Moses L., death of, VIII. 45.
II. 447. Hart, N. H., III. ix.; "Pioneer Sketches
Hart, — , and wife, mission teachers, IV. of Lapeer County," III. 548.
347; V. 496; XIII. 337. Hart, Nancy M., original member of first
Hart, Capt. — , VIII. x.; massacred by In- Presbyterian church in Bay City, IV.
dians, 1813, XII. 338, 341; account of, 178, 193.
VIII. 644-647. Hart, Oliver B., settled in Lapeer in 1831,
Hart, Capt. — , on lakes, XIV. 543. III. 549; bill for pork, III. 551.
Hart, Rev. and wife, passengers on last Hart, Phelix, death of, VII. 592.
33
258
INDEX.
Kart, R. G., protected tree in memory of
his father, II. 270.
Hart, Reuben, IV. 280.
Hart, Richard P., II. 212.
Hart, Samuel, IX. 255.
Hart, Thomas, III. 348, 377; XIII. 133.
Hart & Mosher, first merchants of Cam-
bridge township, IV. 304.
Hart "Journal," VI. 91.
Hart Mill, VI. 293.
Harter, Benjamin, III. 476.
Harter, George, I. 268.
Hartford "Day Spring," VI. 95.
Hartford township (Van Buren Co.), his-
tory of, V. 525.
Hartley, David, on election roll, 1799,
VIII. 510, 511.
Hartley, Mary E., IV. 194.
Hartman (Hartimen, Hardiment), Serg.
British soldier, X. 558, 559, 637.
Hartman, John, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, V. 505; remarks of, V. 507.
Hartness, James, death of, XIV. 193.
Hartraft, Mrs. — , death of, IV. 249.
Harts, George, death of, IX. 76.
Hartshorn, Elijah, Quaker, XII. 71; oa
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 M>.
Hartson, A. P., III. 425.
Hartson, J. W., III. 291.
Hartson, Luther, death of, IX. 30.
Hartsough, Christopher, located in Oak-
land county, 1817, III. 565, 569; VI.
474; VII. 561; XIV. 511.
Hartsough, David, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Hartsough, Elijah, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Hartsough, John, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Hartsough, Joseph, VI. 241, 242; on mus-
ter roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Hartsuff, Henry, XL 257.
Hartsuff, Gen. William, VII. 594; XL 253.
Hartsville (Tenn.) Union prisoners of
war at, III. 169.
Hartwell, Mrs. Henry (Miss Frain),
VIII. 91.
Hartwell, Hiram, XII. 567.-
Hartwell, Thomas H., attorney, I. 33; XI.
311; student of University branch at
Detroit, V. 543.
Hartwick, M. S., XIV. 86.
Harvard university, compared with
Michigan university, II. 131; early
president of, IX. 95; library opened in
1638, VII. 330; graduates, XIV. 356.
Harvesting machines in 1827, XIII. 555.
Harvey, Dr. — , surgeon in Mexican war,
XII. 613.
Harvey, B. J., member of the Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' association,
X. 81; member of the legislature IX.
109, 114.
Harvey, Charles P., member State His-
torical Society, XII. 324.
Harvey, Charles T., promoter of the Pen-
insular railroad, VII. 169; rendered
valuable service in securing Sault Ste.
Marie ship canal, VIII. 154.
Harvey, D. M., trustee of Hillsdale Col-
lege, VI. 163.
Harvey, Rev. E. H., VI. 257.
Harvey, Mrs. Frank (Miss Grant) VIII.
27.
Harvey, George C., death of, XIII. 229.
Harvey, Rev. H. W., VII. 588; VIII. 107,
108.
Harvey, Lt. Col. J., XV. 299, 344, 461,
464, 564, 642, 686; letters from Maj.
Gen. DeWatteville, XV. 663-667; Capt.
Hall, XV. 400; Lt. Col. James, XV. 678,
681; Col. Talbot, XV. 680; to Gen.
Proctor, XV. 380; Maj. Gen. Riall, XV.
519-523.
Harvey, James, V. 477.
Harvey, Joel, I. 406-408, 413.
Harvey, John, I. 345; loss by fire, I. 347;
promotes public amusements; XII. 662;
subscription for the purchase of gun-
powder, VIII. 620.
Harvey, Joseph, II. 346.
Harvey, Capt. Luther, IV. 81; V. 87; VI.
374, 377; carried mail from Buffalo to
Erie, 1806, I. 407; furnished fresh vege-
tables to Com. Perry's fleet on Lake
Erie, I. 410; memoir of, I. 406; settled
in Monroe in 1816; I. 413.
Harvey, Mrs. Mary, death? of, XIII. 113.
Harvey, Mary M. (Mrs. Stirling), V. 337;
XIV. 91.
Harvey, Miss Matilda, teacher, III. 483.
Harvey William, discoverer of the cir-
culation of the blood, IV. 200.
Harvie, Andrew, attorney, early teacher,
I. 453, 512; IV. 247; V. 542; XIII. 193;
first principal of the university branch
at Tecumseh, V. 44; member of the
legislature, XIV. 413.
Harwood, Harvey, VI. 172.
Harwood, J. M., member of the Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' association, X.
81.
Harwood, Mrs. Ruth A., death of, IX. 48.
Harwood, William W., II. 512; IV. 399-
401, 403.
Hascall, Gen. Charles C., III. 464; V. 472;
VI. 75; X. 123; member of committee
to draft charter for Flint, III. 438, 439;
member of committee to locate railroad
in 1835, V. 473; trustee of first asylum,
III. 443; XIII. 295; receiver of U. S.
land office, III. 433; the honey inci-
dent, XL 155.
Hascall, Mrs. Charles (Miss Julia Wil-
liams), first white child born in Sag-
inaw, VIII. 259.
Hascall, Herman E., publisher, VI. 78.
Hascall. Dr. Jeremiah H., graduate of
INDEX.
259
Michigan university, biog., XIV. 180.
Hascall, Mrs. Jeremiah H. (Jane Col-
grove), XIV. 181.
Hascall, John, attorney of, 1830, I. 209,
210; III. 131; XL 290, 310; sketch of,
III. 132; XI. 316.
Hascall, Volney, attorney, III. 136; V. 72;
VII. 475; XL 310, 316.
Haskell, — , early pioneer, III. 392.
Haskell (Kaschall, Haskins), Capt. — ,
early pioneer, V. 503; XII. 410, 411,
414; XIV. 585.
Haskell, George T., III. 405.
Haskell, Mrs. Henry, VII. 379.
Haskell, John, attorney, VII. 475.
Haskell, Melissa, X. 37, 38.
Haskall, N. R., V. 485.
Haskell, Rev. S., his report relative to
Dr. and Mrs. Stone, X. 27.
Haskell, Rev*. T. B., II. 436.
Haskell, Timothy, III. 392; VII. 379; X.
38; land entries, III. 402.
Haskell, Truman H., soldier of the Re-
bellion, biog., XIII. 267, 273.
Haskell, Mrs. William M., XIII. 273.
Haskins, Capt. — , see Haskell, Capt. — .
Haskins, Eleanor, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Haskins, Emeline, V. 447.
Haskins, Miss Helen M. (Mrs. M. D. Os-
band), XIV. 467.
Haskins, Hiram, X. 461.
Haskins, Lautius, IV. 312; V. 462.
Haskins, Luther, death of, XI. 96.
Haskins, Miss Malinda (Mrs. Green), VI.
302.
Haskins, Nelson, gift of, XL 13; XIII. 34.
Haskins, Dr. Thomas, XIV. 467.
Haskins, Martin & Wheelers mill and
salt works, VIII. 74.
Hasle, child baptized by Heckewelder, X.
111.
Haslett, Charles M., death of. XL 132.
Haslett, Joseph, III. 416.
Hass, Jacob, death of, XL 95; XIII. 115,
280.
Hass, Katherine, death of, XIII. 226.
Hass, Samuel, death of, IX. 76.
Hasslenger, Rev. Martin, priest, XIII.
436.
Hastings, A. M., III. 599.
Hastings, Charles, his exhibit of fruit
in 1847, X. 77; Nurseryman in 1836,
X. 74.
Hastings, Eurotas P., I. 369; II. 125; IV.
84, 316, 317, 461, 479; XII. 595; adver-
tised in first papers, I. 387; bank presi-
dent, I. 396, 400; VI. 446; member
board of directors of Female Seminary,
1830, IV. 106; member first protestant
church of Detroit, I. 423, 426, 428, 450;
member of State Historical Society,
1829, XII. 316, 317.
Hastings, Mrs. Eurotus, I. 423; with
others established first free school in
Michigan territory, XIV. 538.
Hastings, Henry D., member of first hor-
ticultural society, X. 75, 76.
Hastings, James, death of, IX. 19.
Hastings, Theodocia, officer of the Ladies'
Orphan association, XIV. 417.
Hastings, Warren, Governor General of
India, XL 215.
Hastings & Hubbard, nurserymen in
1838, X. 74.
Hastings, in 1840, I. 114, 115; "Banner,"
"Journal," "Republican" established,
VI. 68; first teacher, I. 116; railroad
built to, II. 317.
Hasty, Mrs. Abigail B., biog., XIV. 98.
Hatch, — , V. 74.
Hatch, — , pioneer of Ann Arbor, II. 544.
Hatch, Capt. — , trader, II. 499, 500; X.
148.
Hatch, A. C., V. 478.
Hatch, A. D., member State Historical So-
ciety, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Hatch, Mrs. Anne (Miss Hutchins), XL
65.
Hatch, David, death of, XL 96.
Hatch, Frederick, V. 478.
Hatch, George, XL 65.
Hatch, H. A., V. 318.
Hatch, Mrs. Hannah (Mrs. Y. M. H.),
biog., XIII. 130, 142.
Hatch, Herschel H., attorney, III. 329;
congressman, XIII. 119; letter to S. O.
Fisher, VII. 324.
Hatch, Israel F., V. 474.
Hatch, Matthew W., XL 59, 61.
Hatch, Noah, IV. 229.
Hatch, Dr. O. M., IV. 229.
Hatch, Prof. Reuben, one of first instruct-
ors of Olivet college, III. 413.
Hatch, Roswell, I. 345.
Hatch, Roxana (Mrs. Noah H.), IV. 229.
Hatch, Rufus, VIII. 660.
Hatch, Thomas, VI. 423.
Hatch, William, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 90.
Hatch, William A., death of, XIV. 189i
Hatch, Young M., II. 224; VI. 252; XIII.
142.
Hatchets, garrison supplies, XL 428; XII.
124, 127, 129; XIV. 656; XV. 475.
"Hateras," British warship of 1812, cap-
tured, crew exchanged as prisoners of
war, XV. 264.
Hathaway — , landlord of Buffalo, 1838,
I. 187.
Hathaway, A., VIII. 108.
Hathaway, Adeline (Mrs. Pippin), XIII.
154; death of, VIII. 56.
Hathaway. Rev. Alfred Jay, XIII. 420;
'memoir of, XIII. 132, 153.
Hathaway, Mrs. Alfred Jay (Miss P. W.
Jeffrey), XIII. 153.
Hathaway, Allen, death of, VI. 283.
260
INDEX.
Hathaway, B., X. 83.
Hathaway, Charles S., member State
Pioneer Society, IV. 170.
Hathaway, Rev. Daniel E., XIII. 154.
Hathaway, Eli, III. 295.
Hathaway, George A., death of, VI. 340.
Hathaway, Miss N. Catherine (Mrs.
Beebe), XIII. 154.
Hathaway, P., land entry, HI. 402.
Hathaway, Philander, death of, XIV. 190.
Hathaway, Philip, death of, VIII. 55.
Hathaway, R. C., III. 483.
Hathaway, S. A., V. 478.
Hathaway, William, Sr., VI. 387; planted
orchard, IX. 268; settled Crockery
township, IX. 225, 234, 238, 244, 251.
Hathaway, William, Jr., VI. 388.
Hathaway & Butts, mill owners, IX. 283.
Hathon, A. E., IV. 468; city surveyor,
XIV. 415; map of Detroit in 1849 pre-
sented to State Historical Society, XII.
341.
Hathorn, Lyman, II. 457.
Hats, for Indian presents, IX. 471; X.
496, 579, 632; XII. 41, 82, 146, 158, 175,
224, 225, 229, 234, 241, 246, 247, 248,
257, 274 284, 287, 288, 302; XV. 607,
614, 646, 655; made of straw by early
settlers, XIV. 492.
Hattersby, Elizabeth, death of, XIII. 112.
Hattler, Rev. Apollinaris, priest, XIII.
436.
Hatton, Frederick, III. 346.
Hatton, William, secretary, letter from
Capt. McKenzie, XV. 51.
Hattstaedt, Re^ William, death of, VII.
552.
Hauer, Adam, death of, XI. 38.
Hauge, H., VII. 220.
Haughwout, Elizabeth, death of, VII.
545.
Hause, Dio Jesse J., death of, XIV. 136.
Hause, Sanford, death of, VIII. 57.
Hauxhurst, J. W., VII. 343.
Ha veil, — , (Big Kentuckian), killed at
Windsor, XIII. 599.
Havemann, Mrs. Julia E. W., instructor
in Albion college, II. 207.
Havemann, William, instructor in Albion
college, II. 207.
Haven, Bishop Erastus Otis, D.D., LL.
D., VI. v., 36, 53; VIII. 16; addressed
legislature on behalf of increased en-
dowment for University of Michigan,
VI. 44, 46; author, VI. 39, 47; chancel-
lor of Syracuse university, VI. 50;
delegate to carry greetings to English
and Irish conference, VI. 51; extract
from his speech on the death of Lin-
coln, VI. 43; graduate of the Wesleyan
university, VI. 37; instructor in Uni-
versity of Michigan, V. 35; letter to
Bishop Harris, VI. 52; marriage of,
VI. 37; member general M. E. confer-
ence and a candidate for bishop, VI.
50, 51; memorial discourse in Univer-
sity .hall by Prof. Winchell, VI. 35;
president of Northwestern university,
VI. 49; president of the University of
Michigan, XI. 82; progress of the uni-
versity under administration of, VI.
48; recommendations to the board of
regents for the university, VI. 41; ten-
ders resignation as president of the
university, VI. 47; tribute to the com-
mon schools, VI. 54.
Haven, Bishop Gilbert, VI. 37.
Haven, Martin, II. 206, 207.
Haven, Theodore, VI. 52.
Havens, Mrs. A. S., III. 360.
Havens, A. T., V. 320; XIV. 372.
Havens, Champlin, XIV. 103; biog., XIV.
99.
Havens, J. L., III. 286.
Havens, Rev. James, II. 162.
Havens, Mrs. Martha B., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
Havens, Menzo, first supervisor of Stand-
ish township, III. 334.
Havens, Mrs. Polly (Mrs. Champlin H.),
de'ath of, XIV. 99.
Havens, T. Wilber, attorney, XI. 311.
Haviland, — , father of Roger, VIII. 84.
Haviland, Capt. — , of Steamer Galveston,
VII. 121.
Haviland, Barney, IV. 51.
Haviland, Bernard, VIII. 76, 77, 82, 83.
Haviland, Mrs. Betsey, death of, XIV.
190.
Haviland, Mrs. Catherine (Ferry), mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, III. 268;
IV. 8; VIII. 76, 82.
Haviland, Joseph -B., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519.
Haviland, Joseph H., V. 447.
Haviland, Laura, VII. 531; remarks at
pioneer meeting, II. 424.
Haviland, Roger, I. 8, 14; IV. 51; VIII.
6, 13; biog., VIII. 74-89; "Memorial
report of Shiawassee county," VII.
567; member State Pioneer Society,
III. Ill, 266; vice-president, VI. 41;
VII. x., 7; VIII. 9.
Haviland, Mrs. Roger, see Haviland Mrs.
Catherine Ferry.
Havre Branch Ry., XIV. 411.
Havre de Grace, burned, XV. 574.
Hawes; Dr. — , IV. 436, 448.
Hawes, Mrs. Jennie, death of, XI. 132.
Hawes, Judge Josiah L., III. 312, 314;
* VII. 476; XI. 311; XIII. 214, 598; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, III. Ill, 266.
Hawes, Martha, IV. 284.
Hawey, John, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Hawey, Lyman, VI. 378.
Hawey, Mary, VI. 378.
Hawey, Sarah, VI. 378.
Hawkins, Col. — , captured, XII. 410, 411,
INDEX.
261
413.
Hawkins, Abiel, biog., III. 637.
Hawkins, Amy (Mrs. Jas. Witherell), IV.
107.
Hawkins, Asahel, II. 222, 223.
Hawkins, Charles, father of Mrs. Jas.
Witherell, IV. 107.
Hawkins, Mrs. E. R., V. 474.
Hawkins. H. C., student of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 143.
Hawkins, Henry, merchant, XIII. 221.
Hawkins, Mrs. J. E., settled in Michigan
in 1825, X. 256.
Hawkins, Jehiel, death of. VIII. 98.
Hawkins, Joseph, XIV. 423.
Hawkins, John R., V. 447.
Hawkins, John W. H., temperance ora-
tor, XIII 292.
Hawkins, L. D., IX. 53.
Hawkins, Louisa J., original member of
Eckford Freewill Baptist church, X. 38.
Hawkins, Mrs. Mary, death of, IX. 48, 53.
Hawkins, Oliver, II. 296.
Hawkins, Olney, I. 334; IX. 142; death
of, I. 337, 512; district attorney for
Jackson county, II. 295, 297; State sen-
ator, II. 313; V. 383, 541.
Hawkins, Sidney S., original member of
Young Men's Society of Detroit, XII.
362.
Hawkins, Smith, early teacher, XIV. 316-
319 323
Hawkins, Mrs. Smith, XIV. 316, 319.
Hawkins, Miss Sylvia (Mrs. P. S.
Grimes), 14, 120.
Hawkins, Thomas, death of, VIII. 99.
Hawkins, Mrs. W. R., death of, VI. 431.
Hawkins, William, IV. 284.
Hawkins, Mrs. William B., death of, IX.
37.
Hawkins & Lawrence, attorneys, IV. 245.
Hawkinson, Rev. J., VII. 176.
Hawks, Rev. — , VII. 321, 343.
Hawks, Cephas, XIII. 414, 417.
Hawks, Charles M., printer, III. 274.
Hawks, Frank, librarian for Young
Men's Society, XII. 369.
Hawks, Frank E., printer, III. 274.
Hawks, Laura, XIII. 414, 417.
Hawks, Mary, XIII. 417.
Hawks, Morgan B., printer, III. 274.
Hawks, Moses, publisher established first
newspaper in Allegan county, III. 273,
274, 281; VI. 92.
Hawks, Samuel K... trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 154, 162.
Hawks & Bassett, publishers, IX. 296.
Hawks & Castree, manufacturers, III.
459.
Hawks, destroyed fowls, XIV. 440.
Hawley, Augustus D., II. 314.
Hawley, Caroline, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 84; VII. 9.
Hawley, Mrs. Catherine, III. 503.
Hawley, Charles R., IV. 194.
Hawley, Mrs. Chauncy, VI. 307.
Hawley, Edward, settled in Michigan in
1825, X. 56.
Hawley, Elias, II. 573.
Hawley, Elijah, Jr., I. 433; member State
Historical Society, XII. 327; probate
judge, XIV. 458.
Hawley, Elizabeth, IV. 284.
Hawley, Emor, I. 210.
Hawley, Mrs. Emor, member State Pio-
neer Society, VII. 486.
Hawley, H. A., I. 59; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 86.
Hawley, Mrs. H. B., death of, VI. 283.
Hawley, Dr. H. C., VII. 555, 556.
Hawley, M., VI. 245.
Kawley, Reuben S., V. 393.
Hawley, Richard, gift of, XII. 342.
Hawley, Sherman, I. vi., 62; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 84; VII. 9;
memorial page, I. 203.
Hawley & Johnson, XI. 62.
Hawley & Runyon, VI. 227.
Hawley's malt house, I. 494.
Hawthorne. Nathaniel, era of his writ-
ing, XIV. 310.
Hawver, — , VI. 309.
Hawver, Mrs. F. P., V. 384.
Haxton, B. F., IX. 281.
Haxton, J. H., V. 440.
Haxton, Cutler & Waits, IX. 281.
Hay, Mrs. — , IV. 75; on census roll of
Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
Hay, Charles, X. 661.
Hay, E., II. 572.
Hay, Henry, son of Gov. Hay, VIII. 409.
Hay, Rev. James, missionary in Austra-
lia, pupil of St. Glair Academy, V. 499.
Hay. Maj. (Lieut. Capt.) Jehu (John),
VIII. 409, 470, 492; IX. 428, 429, 489,
492; X. 112, 240, 260, 264, 283, 300, 307,
310, 328, 624, 629, 630, 644, 668; X<I.
431, 432, 451, 460; acting Lieut. Gov-
ernor, IV. 75, 75n, 76; XI. 398; commis-
sary general, 1766, X. 221; at siege of
Detroit, VIII. 289. 294, 298, 304, 327,
328, captured, X. 283; furnished list of
Loyalists of Detroit, XIII. 77; Indian
agent, IX. 470; Indian name, IX. 449,
467, 468; letters from Gen. Haldimand,
X. 650, 660; XI. 400, 405, 409; Sec. Mat-
thews, XI. 412, to Gen. Haldimand, X.
647; XI. 399, 401, 403, 408, 413, 433,
435, 443, 447, 450, 458; XIII. 76; Capt.
McKee, X. 285; unaddressed, X. 651;
O. K.'s report of commissary, XI. 422;
on tax roll levied to repair fort at De-
troit, 1768, VIII. 466; ordered to pro-
ceed against Fort Vincennes, IX. 494;
petitioned by traders and merchants of
Detroit for better trade facilities, XI.
424; present at Indian councils, IX.
442, 452; prisoner of war, III. 22; *
262
INDEX.
recommended for preferment, IX. 343;
released from British prison, XI. 366;
report for 1778 as barrack master at
Detroit, IX. 472, 473; report of a coun-
cil with Indians, IX. 483; reports num-
ber at Detroit, 17/9, needing supplies,
IX. 441; salary and cash received by,
IX. 484, 485, 647, 648; transferred To
Detroit, XI. 397; with Gov. Hamilton
at surrender of Fort Vincennes, IX.
502-505, 513.
Hay, P.atrick, death of, VIII. 114.
Hay, William, III. 286.
Hay, William and John, their invoice of
goods in 1778, IX. 650.
Hay cared for by soldiers, I. 506; cut
from marshes, V..252; made of marsh
grass, XIV. 486; paid for in whisky,
XV. 249; shipments of 1786, XII. 5;
sold from capitol grounds, II. 405.
Hayden, — III. 606.
Hayden, Addison, I. 159.
Hayden, Mrs. C. B., IV. 375.
Hayden, Charles, VIII. 30.
Hayden, Col. Charles B., attorney, XI.
246, 311; sketch of, XI. 316.
Hayden, B. A., II. 212.
Hayden, Ellzey, I. 268; bank president,
VIII. 30; county treasurer, III. 416;
sketch of, VIII. 29.
Hayden, Mrs. Ellzey, VIII. 30,
Hayden, Rev. Gilbert B., prepared first
parish register of Trinity church, Bay
City. VII. 313, 314.
Hayden. Henry A., I. 14; II. 301, 306; III.
508, V. 546; bank president, II. 323,
327, 330; mayor of Jackson, II. 316;
president of railroad company, II. 318.
Hayden, Miss Jane, student of female
seminary, Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
Hayden, John, VIII. 29.
Hayden, Mabel, VIII 30.
Hayden, Miles, VIII. 29.
Hayden, Newell N., death of, VII. 466.
Hayden, Patrick, IV. 283.
Hayden, Philetus, III. 636.
Hayden, Rev. R., trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 162.
Hayden, Sarah, VIII. 29.
Hayden, William, member of Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' Association,
X. 81.
Hayden & Reynolds, II. 306.
Haydenburg, Deacon — , I. 61.
Haye, David, captain of artillery, X. 212.
Hayes, — , temperance lecturer, XIII. 392.
Hayes, Abigail (Mrs. Butler), 'V. 457.
Hayes, Charles W., early teacher, I. 456.
Hayes, Deacon David, death of, VIII. 115.
Hayes, Eliza, V. 421.
Hayes, Prof. Francis Little, A. B., in-
structor in Hillsdale college, VI. 161.
Hayes, George W., death of, XIV. 67.
Hayes, Horace B., original member of
Free Will Baptist church of Clarendon,
X. 38-40, 42, 49.
Hayes. James H., original member of
Trinity church, Bay City, VII. 310.
Hayes, John, V. 455, 457, 458, 466.
Hayes, Dr. John A., III. 439.
Hayes, John C., V. 434.
Hayes, Joseph, IV. 310, 311; V. 457, 458.
Hayes, Mrs. Joseph, IV. 311; V. 458.
Hayes, Josiah D., death of, XIV. 192.
Hayes, Laura E., one of first students of
Hillsdale college, VI. 144, 146: X. 46.
Hayes, Lydia, V. 421.
Hayes, N. B., III. 488.
Hayes, Rutherford B., 19th president of
the U. S., III. 146; V. 139; attended
funeral of Gov. William A. Howard,
IV. 125; nominated for the presidency,
IV. 128, 130.
Hayes, Mrs. Rutherford B., attended fu-
neral of Gov. Howard, IV. 125.
Hayes, Sarah, death of, XIV. 54.
Hayes, T. E., II. 327.
Haynard, Jacob, Vil. 107.
Haynes, Prof. Arthur E., M. Ph., instruct-
or in Hillsdale college, VI. 161; XIV.
8.
Haynes, Mrs. C. H., IV. 243.
Haynes, Clorinda J., IV. 197.
Haynes, Elijah, sheriff of St. Glair
county, VI. 411.
Haynes, Harvey, VI. v.; VII. 5, 350, 351;
XIII, 27, 125, 520; XIV. 20, 50; "Early
history of Branch county," VI. 216;
"First law suit in Branch county," VII.
353; "History of Branch County Press,"
VI. 71; member State Pioneer Society,
II. 186; III. 7; memorial report of
Branch county, XIV. 62; "Trip from
Rome to Mackinaw in territorial days,
with powder and clothing for soldiers
at the fort," XIII. 520; vice-president
State Pioneer Society, III. 100; IV. 5;
XI. vii.; XIII. 26; XIV. vii., 18.
Haynes, Mrs. Harvey (Miss Eliza Alden),
XIII 520.
Haynes, Henry, death of, XI. 97.
Haynes, Hiram, IV. 280.
Haynes, Isaac, III. 545.
Haynes, J. E., IV. 280.
Haynes, James, XIII., 125.
Haynes, John, IV. 179, 196.
Haynes, John, soldier of the rebellion,
VI. 244, 245.
Haynes, Josiah, IV. 302.
Haynes, Mrs. Margaret, death of, VI. 283.
Haynes, W. C., III. 281.
Haynes, William, death of, XI. 84.
Haynes, Willis J., IV. 196.
Hays, — , framed first court-house of Kal-
amazoo county, VII. 474; XIII. 597.
Hays, Dr. — , early pioneer, I. 130; II.
197, 513.
Hays, A., promotes public amusements,
INDEX.
263
XII. 662.
Hays, Andrew L., I. 130; first constable
of Calhoun county, II. 196, 223.
Hays, A. L., member of the legislature,
XIV. 413.
Hays', Eliza A., student of Dr. Stone's
school, X. 32.
Hays, John, III. 325; V. 423.
Hays, Luther H., first white child born
in Calhoun county, I. 131.
Hayt, Mrs. Harriet, see Hayt, Mrs. John
T.
Hayt, John T., III. 383, 388, 391; VII.
379; XII. 392; a tramp for wild honey,
III. 392; description of site of Bellevue,
III. 386; first clerk and postmaster of
Bellevue, III. 384, 387; land entry, III.
402.
Hayt, Mrs. John T. (Harriet T.), III.
386; "Early Experiences," III 387;
made candles from beeswax, III. 393,
406; "Reminiscences," VII. 378; sketch
of the life of Ira Tillotson, VII. 377.
Hayward, Capt. — , V. 460.
Hayward, Isaac L., death of, VIII. 57.
Hayward, James, graduate of the Uni-
versity of Michigan, VI. 317.
Hayward, Mrs. James, VI. 317.
Hayward, Robert, member State Pioneer
Society, VIII. 119; IX. 10.
Hayward, Thomas, death of, IX. 39.
Haywood, James E., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Haywood, John, death of, XIV. 54.
Haywood, Johnson M., I. 245.
Haywood, Lucy T., death of, XI. 131.
Haywood, Micajah, death of, XI. 97.
Haywood, William, death of, XIV. 186.
Hazard, Chester, VI. 342.
Hazard (Hazzard), Clark and wife, II.
456.
Hazard, Mrs. Elijah, VI. 431, 436.
Hazard, Elisha E., VI. 342.
Hazard (Hazzard), Mrs. George S., XIV.
192.
Hazard, James, land entry, III. 570.
Hazard, Stanton, II. 450, 451, 456.
Hazard (Hazzard), William, Sr., I. 344B;
II. 184; biog., III. 615.
Hazard, Mrs. William, Sr., III. 616.
Haze, Dr. C. W., VII. 448. •
Haze, John, biog., VII. 425, 448.
Haze, Mrs. John, VII. 448.
Haze, Dr. William H., VI. 8; VII. 8; VIII.
10; IX. 10; XI. 12; XIV. 18; member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 170; VI. 10;
publisher, VI. 78.
Hazel, Catherine ( Mrs. Wm. Tucker), IV.
307; V. 452.
Hazel, Edward, X. 285; XI. 345; mes-
senger for Gov. Hamilton, IX. 435.
Hazel (Hazzel), Stephen, on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 4611/..
Hazel, heavy growth of, II. 385.
Hazelnut, abundance of, III. 250.
Hazeltine, Charles S., bank director, VI.
324.
Hazelton, Benjamin, II. 308, 315.
Hazelton, E. H., X. 123.
Hazen, Ezra, XIV. 16.
Hazelton, George, III. 457; subscribed
for Northern railroad, XIII. 361.
Hazelton, George H., member of legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Hazelton, Porter, III. 438; subscribed for
Northern railroad, XIII. 361.
Hazen, Edward and wife, II. 457.
Hazen, Ezra, member State Pioneer So-
ciety, XIII. 33, 110; XIV. 16.
Hazen, Ida J., IV. 197.
Hazen, Jesse, II. 457.
Hazen, Luke, county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Hazen, Mrs. Mary J., death of, XI. 39.
Hazen, Paul W., II. 582; elected over-
seer of highways in 1827, I. 510; land
entry, I. 509.
Hazen, Veldora, IV. 197.
Hazill, — , X. 584.
Hazlewood, — , II. 255.
Heacox, Augustus, see Hickox, Augustus.
Heacox. Joseph, see Hickox, Joseph.
Head, Sir Edmund, governor general of
Canada, 1854, VIII. 396.
Head, Sir Francis Bond, lieutenant gov-
ernor of Upper Canada, 1837, VII. 82,
83.
Heal, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. J. Baker),
VI. 277.
Heald, Arba, settled in St. Joseph county
in 1827, III. 610.
Heald, Joseph, bank director, VI. 322.
Heald, Capt. (Maj.) Nathan, at Fort
Dearborn battle, VIII. 648-652, cen-
sured by Lieut B. T. Helm, XII. 661;
exchanged as prisoner of war, XV. 206,
388.
Heald, R. K., member of relief commit-
tee for Holland, IX. 339.
Health, condition of the first settlers,
XIV. 426, 430, 443.
Health Reform Institute, II. 215; III.
354.
Healy, Andrew, death of, XIV. 192.
Healy, J. P., VI. 211.
Healy & Rogers, XII. 399.
Heames, Henry, II. 62.
Heaney, Hugh, death of, XIV. 134.
Hearn, William 0., death of, VIII. 114.
Hearsey, Mason, teacher of 1835, III.
, 472; biog., VI. 301, 306.
Hearsey, R., manufacturer, III. 487.
Heartt, W. A., II. 501, 502.
Heath, Capt. — , bill of goods, VIII. 444.
Heath, Alfred H., postmaster, III. 472,
484; IX. 45.
Heath, Anna, III. 555.
Heath, Clarence, first white child born
264
INDEX.
in Pine Plains township, III. 294.
Heath, Cyrus, X. 39.
Heath, George P., III. 294.
Heath, H. H., publisher, II. 324.
Heath, Horace, landlord, IV. 459; VII.
90; XII. 415.
Heath, J. M., III. 281, 291, 294, 295.
Heath, John, III. 294.
Heath, John S., M. D., VI. 4il, 412.
Heath. John T., signs petition for naming
Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Heath, Joseph, XIV. 424.
Heath, Lucy (Mrs. W. Jones), IX. 80.
Heath, O. H., IX. 45.
Heath township (Allegan Co.) III. 271.
Heathcote, Maj. R., arrived at York, XV.
261; escort attacked, XV. 177; letters
to Sec. Freer, XV. blO; Col. Vincent,
XV. 156.
Heazlit, William M., IV. 234.
Hebage, Vesta C., death of, XL 38.
Hebrew church, school and Benevolent
society of Jackson, II. 347.
Heborn, Col. — , holds a barbecue in 1840,
X. 22, 23.
Heckart, George, death of, XL 95.
Heckewelder, Rev. John, Moravian mis-
sionary, III. 20, 30; VI. 486; VIII. 477-
479; at Detroit, X. Ill; sketch of, X.
109.
Heckhins, Mrs. J., planted peach orchard
in Holland, IX. 269.
Heckman, Aaron, death of, IX. 76.
Hecox, Adna A., letter of, V. 519.
Hecox, Hamden A., X. 56; member State
Pioneer Society, XIV. 196.
Hecox, Henry, III. 501; VII. 459.
Hector, slave, I. 4i6.
Hector, Brown, gift of, XII. 345.
Hedden, I. N., relates anecdote of Andrew
Nowland, IX. 177.
Hedden, William, relates anecdote of
Andrew Nowland, IX. 177.
Hedden farm, II. 543.
Hedding, Bishop Elijaa, XIV. 452.
Hedge, Frederick H., author, era of his
work, XIV. 310; honorary member
State Historical Society, XII. 318.
Hedgehog, habits of, I. 406; where found,
I. 403; V. 251.
Hedges, — , Oakland county, XIV. 590.
Hedges, Miss Amy (Mrs. Edmund Lam-
son), XIV. 90.
Hedges, Dewey, IX. 263.
Heeler, David G., death of, VIII. 44.
Heevey, Esther, death of, XIII. 277;
XIV. 183.
Heffner, Mrs. Mary, death of, IX. 48.
Heggie, Robert, early teacher, XIII. 594.
Hehl, John, death of, XIV. 139.
Heintzelman, Gen. (Lieut.) Samuel P.,
I. 21; IV. 427.
Heinzman, Christopher, III. 327, 330,
sketch of, III. 331.
Heirot, — , historian, I. 521.
Heisler, Joseph, death of, XIV. 185.
Heisordt, Mrs. — , VII. 284.
Heisordt, Frederic, IV. 194.
Heisordt, Lodema, IV. 194.
Heisordt, Peter S., IV. 182, 189, 194. *
Helaire, Alexander and wife, on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
"Helen Mar," steamboat on Kalamazoo
river, III. 284, 305.
Helena, retreat for sick soldiers, XII.
432.
Helm, Lieut. B. T., XII. vii.; his letter
to A. B. Woodward, XII. 661.
Helm, Jane, V. 447.
Helm, Lieut. L. J. (T.) and wife cap-
tured by Indians, XII. 660; escaped
massacre at Fort Dearborn, VIII. 649,
651; XV. 160.
Helm, Capt. Leonard, V. 138; IX. 505;
surrendered Fort Vincennes to Gen.
Hamilton, III. 22; IX. 494.
Helmer, — , III. 297, 298.
Helmer, Andrew, V. 248; XIV. 303.
Helmer, John, VI. 306; XIV. 348.
Helmer, Capt. Robert W., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, memoir, VIII. 20.
Helmholtz, Prof. — , quotation of, XIV.
398.
Helmick, Mrs. Adam, IV. 249.
Helmick, J. S., VI. 215.
Helmick, Judge Jesse, IV. 198, resolu-
tions on death of, IV. 210.
Helmick, Tabitha, death of, VII. 346.
Helmka, Mary S., death of, XL 83.
Helwig, Susan (Mrs. T» B. Thrift), VII.
447.
Hemar, A. D., member of the grand jury,
1778, X. 294.
Hemingway, Mrs. (Miss Hewitt), XIV.
155
Hemmingway, Rev. F. D., D. D., II. 168,
169.
Hemmingway, Needham, land entry, III.
570.
Hemingway, Sumner and wife, death of,
XIV. 111.
Hemlock river, VII. 209.
Hemoger, Dr. — , VII. 565.
Hemp, grown by pioneers, XIV. 610;
received at Michilimackinac for Brit-
ish troops, XV. 613.
Hemphill, Orion, biog., IX. 36.
Hemphill, Hamlin & Co., merchants,
XIII. 152.
Henchen, William, death of, XIV. 148.
Hendee, Harrington, III. 498; VII. 457.
Hendee, Mrs. R. D., death of, IX. 48, 50.
Hendershot, Miss Addie, instructor in
school for the deaf and dumb, III. 446.
Hendershot, DeWitt, death of, XIII. 229.
Hendershot, Mrs. Julia, her marriage
first in Macon township, XIII. 595.
Hendershot, Michael, XIII. 591, 592.
INDEX.
265
Hendershot, Ralph, first marriage in Ma-
con township, XIII. 595.
Hendershott, Mrs. Robert, V. 485.
Hendershot, Thomas, death of, VIII. 57.
Henderson, "Mother" — , VII. 392.
Henderson, A. H., death of, XIII. 229.
Henderson, Alexander, III. 274, 280, 284,
286.
Henderson, Rev. C. B., VII. 615.
Henderson, Dr. Charles L., death of, VII.
488.
Henderson, Mrs. David, VI. 307.
Henderson, Donald C., II. 88; III. viii.,
114n, 119n, 281, 286, 287, 290; IV. 5,
V. 12, 15; VI. 106; VII. vi.; XI. v., 8;
XIV. 20; established Allegan Journal in
1856, VI. 67; gifts of, III. 109; IV. 8;
"History of Allegan county Press," III.
270, 273, 274; letter from C. C. Trow-
bridge, IV. 173; member State Pioneer
Society, III. Ill, 266; memorial reports
of Allegan county; VI. 168; VII. 305;
VIII. 18; IX. 17; XI. 21; XIV. 51;
"Notes on Saugatuck," III. 301; re-
ceives list of territorial officers of Mich-
igan, III. 121; vice-president State
Pioneer Society, VI. 3; VII. ix., 4, 6;
VIII. xiii., 9; IX. xi., 6; XI. vii., 10;
XIII. 26; XIV. vii., 17.
Henderson, Eden P., III. 372.
Henderson, H. M., III. 437, 438.
Henderson, Mrs. H. M., IV. 244; mem-
ber building committee of the library
association, III. 449.
Henderson, Rev. H. P., X. 53.
Henderson, Mrs. H. P., VI. 282.
Henderson, J., III. 280, 283.
Henderson, James, merchant, X. 122, 123.
Henderson, James D., editor, III. 274, 280.
Henderson, Miss Jeanette (Mrs. James
Walkinshaw), XIII. 143.
Henderson, John, death of, XIV. 193.
Henderson, Miss Mary (Mrs. T. E. Gid-
ley), XIV. 409.
Henderson, Perry, VI. 283.
Henderson & Reid, publishers, III. 274.
Hendricks, Amy R., death of, XI. 27.
Hendricks, Anna M., death of, XI. 83.
Hendricks, M., death of, IX. 58.
Hendrie, Dr. — , II. 572.
Hendrie, George, III. 645.
Hendrie, Mrs. George, daughter of C. C.
Trowbridge, VII. 612.
Hendrix, Eleanor, death of, XI. 96.
Hendrix, Jerusha, death of, XIII. 226.
Hendryx, Eveline Downs (Mrs. J. H.),
death of, VII. 581, 581n, 584.
Hendryx, Josiah R., I. 52, 55, 61; VII.
581n, 584, member of State Pioneer So-
ciety; I. 90; vice-president of society;
I. 56; II. vii, 68; III. xl, 3, 108.
Heneka (Henika), John, pioneer, II. 160,
164.
Heneka, Nancy, death of, XIII. 212.
Heneveld, Geert, death of, XIV. 53.
34
Henfry, Maj. — , of the Indian wars, 1796,
VIII. 394.
Heniker, Rev. G., publisher, IX. 298.
Henington, Charles, II. 296.
Henion, Burt G., IV. 196.
Henion, George, IV. 397.
Henion, Laurens T., IV. 196.
Henion, Mary Ann (Mrs. J. P. Wyckoff),
XIII. 259.
Henkel, Peter, II. 14.
Henkly, Capt. Amos, IV. 350, 351.
Henn, Lieut. Edward, XII. 160; member
board of survey, XII. 58.
Hennaert, P., priest, XIII. 440, 455; act-
ing bishop of the diocese of Detroit,
IX. 136.
Hennepin, Rev. Louis, Franciscan priest,
I. 372, 481; II. 137, 567; III. 647, 649,
.652, 653, 655; V. 98, 238; VI. 404;
his names for lakes and rivers, VI. 349-
351; describes the country along De-
troit river, 1679, VIII. 419; sets out on
expedition to explore the Mississippi
river, VII. 153; visits Green Bay, XIV.
657
Hennepin, 111., in 1818, XIV. 544.
Hennessy, Rev. James A., pioneer priest,
memoir of, XIII. 449, 450, 452, 453.
Henney, Elizabeth, death of, IX. 19.
Hennick, Mrs. F. F., death of, XIV. 138.
Henning, — , it. 227.
Henning, John J., merchant, biog., XIII.
267.
Henning, — , John & Son, merchants,
XIII. 268.
Henning & Hough, II. 228.
Henorys, Mrs. Salina, early teacher, IV.
280.
Henreisch, H., III. 485.
Henrietta township (Jackson county),
first settlers, III. 504.
Henry II., King of England, XII. 490;
regulates Sunday observance law, XII.
491, see also Prince of Conde.
Henry IV., King of England, III. 117.
Henry VI., King of England, date of
reign, made Good Friday a holiday,
XII. 491.
Henry VIII., King of England, end of
reign, XII. 490.
Henry, — , VII. 392.
Henry, — , of Vermont, takes Lake Supe-
rior trip, 1851, X. 109.
Henry, Dr. — , I. 498; II. 572; X. 87.
Henry, Miss — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Henry, Mrs. — , member of Sagina\\
County Pioneer Society, IV. 358.
Henry, Albert M., VII. 617.
Henry, Alexander, trader and traveler,
I. 356, 366, 372; VII. 153, 166, 182;
escaped from Mackinaw massacre, XIV.
665; "Fort Mackinaw and the massacre
of 1763," VI. 355; locates St. Ignace on
south side, XIV. 664; member court of
26G INDEX.
inquiry, XI. 514, 571, 586, 591; XIII. Herald, E., member of relief committee
86; signs petition for better trade facil- for Holland, IX. 339.
ities, XI. 424; signs petition for protec- Herbert, Frederick H., biog., VII. 278,
tion in the Indian trade, XL 484, 488. 303; city surveyor, VII. 304.
Henry. Ann, I. 423. Herbert, Michael, loyalist, XI. 344, 451;
Henry, Charles, merchant, I. 423; VII. XIII. 77; salary, XIII. 75.
216; member of school board, VII. 221. Herbs used for medicine, XIV. 428, 429,
Henry Clay, boat; I. 395; II. 510, 567; see medicinal herbs.
IV. 80, 94; VII. 132; carried cholera to "Hercules," British boat, 1780, X. 431.
Detroit, III. 224; description of, II. Herdsman, Thomas, I. 179.
510, 567. Herendeen, Nathan, I. 180.
Henry Farrand, IX. 101. Heritage, Amy, her marriage license,
Henry! James, I. 345, 347; IV. 475; VIII. XII. 618.
544, 545; X. 73; administrator of Col. Herlick, — , VII. 176-
Hamtramck's estate, XIII. 497; fore- Herman, Rev. Frederick, XIV. 417.
man of grand jury, VIII. 589; XII. Herman, Henry, death of, VII. 551.
628; on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, Hermon, Dr. August, III. 183.
511, 520, 526; original stockholder of Heron, — (Herrington), commander
Detroit's first bank, VIII. 575, 577; American troops, killed, X. 336.
signs petition to Congress for repre- Heron, Andrew, non-combatant, on
sentation of territory, XII. 545. parole, XV. 460.
Henry, James, Kalamazoo county, V. 434. Herpolsheimer, William G., bank direct-
Henry, John, death of, VII. 545. or, VI. 324, 335.
Henry. Judge John V., I. 408; II. 202, Herr, Miss Barbara (Mrs. Benajah Hol-
227; III. 348; V. 265. brook), XIV. 481.
Henry, Prof. Joseph, III. 202; IV. 471; Herr, Fidel, XIV. 481.
defines "Tuetle" Indians, II. 41; elect- Herr, Rev. William, D. D., III. 236, 237,
ed honorary member of the State His- 240, 241; IV. 462.
torical Society, XII. 321. Herres, Simon, county clerk in 1875-6,
Henry, Lucy (Mrs. Mullett), VIII. 176. L 520.
Henry, Merrill, X. 116. Herrick, Mrs. — , VII. 426.
Henry, Patrick, statesman, II. 54; XIV. Herrick, Almon, II. 205. 245.
60; governor of northwest territory, Herrick, Andrew, X. 51.
XII. 345; of Virginia, III. 20, 21; Herrick, Calvin, VII. 392.
statue of, III. 179. Herrick, Franklin, entered land in 1831,
Henry, Prof. S. G., of New York, honor- ill. 564.
ary member of State Historical So- Herrick, George W., II. 62.
ciety, XII. 321. Herrick, Moses, on muster roll of 1832,
Henry, Samuel, III. 329. VII. 349.
Henry, Stephen, signed address to Maj. Herrick, Moses, soldier of the Black
Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 655. Hawk war, VI. 220.
Henry, Stephen C., I. 422; member of Herrick, Nathan, VII. 392, 393; land
State Historical Society, 1829, XII. entry, III. 563; VII. 560.
317. Herrick, O. E., M. D., VI. 334.
Henry, Thomas, XIV. 424. Herrig. Dr. Emil A., VII. 301.
Henry, W. C., land entry, III. 404. Herring, Albert, III. 120y2.
Henry. William, Allegan county, death Herring, Mrs. Ann (Miss Hicks), death
of, XIV. 51. of, XIII. 187, 190.
Henry, William, Calhoun county, death Herring, Charles, sent, on election day,
of, XIII. 131. to learn name of township (Carmel),
Henry, Gen. William, XII. 429-432; bat- IV. 236.
tie with the Sauks, V. 176. Herring, Mrs. Deborah Gridley (Mrs.
Henry, William A., VIII. 586n. Samuel H.), biog., XIV. 88, 90.
Henry, William G., V. 437, 438; VI. 82; Herring, Samuel, VIII. 207; XIV. 91.
land entry, III. 426. Herrington, — , VII. 127.
Henshaw, Hoyt, soldier of the war of the Herrington, Chester, II. 325.
rebellion, X. 49. Herrington, Henry H., death of, VII. 466.
Henshaw, Joshua, X. 39. Hemngton, James, land entry, VII. 560.
Henshaw, M. C., III. 291. Herrington, Perry, X. 36.
Henson, H., V. 312. Herron, A. H., VI. 439.
Hentig, George, III. 246. Herron, D., land entry. III. 404.
Hentz. Mrs. Caroline Lee, of Alabama, Herron, Samuel, landlord, III. 404.
elected honorary member of State His- Hersen, see Harsen.
torical Society. XII. 321. Hersey, John, III. 565; entered first land
Heobdey, John, XIV. 424. in Avon township, 1817, III. 569; VII.
Hepe, — , IX. 396. 558, 561.
INDEX.
267
Hersey "Outline," first paper in Osceola
county, VI. 92.
Hersha, William, IV. 284.
Herskey, — , XIV. 511.
Hersley, A. P., his efforts to rescue the
drowning, VII. 386.
Hes-he-waa-biney, Chippewa chief, pres-
ent at a council at Detroit 1778, IX.
442.
Hesperia township (Newaygo county),
organized, VII. 555.
Hesperia village, VII. 555; history of,
VII. 553.
Hess. Mrs. Ardilla, death of, XIII. 187.
Hess, Henry, III. 324, 329.
Hess. James A., death of, IX. 18.
Hess, M. L., XI. 61.
Hess, Michael, death of, XI. 28.
Hess, Moses B., IV. 19. 374; secretary
Saginaw County Pioneer Society, IV.
358.
Hess, W. H., publisher, VI. 87, 92.
Hess, William J., VI. 227.
Hess & Adams, publishers. VI. 87.
Hesse, Capt. — , IX. 547, 549, 558.
Hesse, Dr. — , IX. 74.
Hesse, district of, administration of jus-
tice in, XI. 627; XII. 2; appointments
for, XL 621; committee to examine
into the administration of justice, re-
port of, XII. 2; land board's report of,
XII. 17, 27, 28; memorial presented
for better administration of justice in
district of, XI. 627; report of commit-
tes to examine into the administra-
tion of justice, XI. 627-650, 655; XII.
2; troops in 1788, XI. 651.
Hester, — , surveyor, III. 575; highway
tax in 1812, IV. 409.
Hetherington, O. J., VII. 293.
Hetherington (Hetherton), Mrs. O. J.,
VII. 278.
Hetsler, John, death of, XIII. 131.
Hetz, F. John, I. 296.
Hetz, Jacob, I. 296.
Hevyard, Capt. Morris, IV. 81.
Heward, — , XII. 88, 90, 91.
Heward, Hugh, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 410.
Hewes, Gabriel, of Detroit, remained a
British subject at close of the revolu-
tionary war, VIII. 411.
Hewett, Alden, located land, IV. 279.
Hewett, Amos, II. 444.
Hewett, Merritt, IV. 280.
Hewill, John, death of, Vil. 346.
Hewitt, — , and wife, pioneers of Quincy
township, VI. 243.
Hewitt, Alexander, IV. 248, 249; letter
to from W. J. Baxter, IV. 250.
Hewitt. Charles, IV. 304; XII. 409, 411;
XIV. 269.
Hewitt, Cyrus, surveyor, I. 7; VI. 283;
banker and commissioner of the land
office, VI. 295; member State Pioneer
Society, I. 86; VI. 11; VII. ](J.
Hewitt, Mrs. Cyrus, VI. 295, 296.
Hewitt, E. W., attorney. VI. 312; ad-
dress of welcome to Kalamazoo county
pioneers, X. 4; tribute to S. S. Pren-
tiss, X. 16, 22, 23.
Hewitt, Elias, member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 90.
Hewitt, Mrs. Emily, death of, XIII. 132.
Hewitt, Ervin W., early teacher, biog.,
XIII. 212, 215.
Hewitt, Mrs. Ervin W., (Miss Abigail
Childs). XIII. 216.
Hewitt, F., XIV. 415. .
Hewitt, Fannie (Mrs. M. V. Brown), IX.
27.
Hewitt, -Frances E. (Mrs. Griswold), III.
426
Hewitt, G., III. 281.
Hewitt, Goldsmith W., congressman of
Alabama supports pension bill for
Mexican war soldiers, VI. 23.
Hewitt, Isaac, biog., VI. 253.
Hewitt, J. W., II. 327.
Hewitt, J. W. & Son, II. 341.
Hewitt, L. H., I. 460.
Hewitt, L. K., banker, VI. 295.
Hewitt, Dr. M. L., VII. 168; interested
in the construction of the Sault Ste.
Marie ship canal, VIII. 154.
Hewitt, Mrs. Mary E., death of, IX. 37.
Hewitt, Moses, VI. 243, 245.
Hewitt, Olive M., member State Pioneer
Society, V. 208; VII. 8.
Hewitt, Dr. Oliver W., graduate of Buf-
falo medical college, biog., XIV. 148.
154.
Hewitt, Mrs. Oliver W., XIV. 155.
Hewitt, P. S., attorney, XI. 286.
Hewitt, Walter B., XIV. 494; death of,
XI. 135; member of the legislature,
XIV. 423; second settler of Commerce
township, XIV. 423.
Hewlett, Samuel M., temperance lecturer,
XIII. 399; complimented by the press,
XIII. 392, 393.
Hewley, Sarah, VI. 340.
Hey, William, chief justice of the prov-
ince of Quebec, 1767, X. 225, 228, 229,
269.
Heydenbeck, Isaiah, death of, XIV. 51.
Heydenburk, Deacon, I. 210; III. 541; ad-
dressed Kalamazoo meeting in 1880,
III. 542.
Heydenburk, Hannah, III. 152.
Heydenburk, John, impressed into ser-
vice by British. III. 152.
Heydenburk, Martin, mission teacher at
Mackinac, 1824, III. vii., viii.; VII.
198; biog., III. 152; VIII. 46, 47; "In-
dian missions," III. 154; "Incidents in
the life of Robert Stuart," III. 56;
revisited Mackinac, his impressions,
VII. 196; "The old church and mission
at Mackinac," III. 157.
268
INDEX.
Heydenbuak, Mrs. Martin, takes long
journey with children, III. 153, 158.
Heydenburk, Mary, V. 421.
Heydenburk, Minerva, V. 421.
Heyser, Silas, II. 338.
Heyser, Walter J., II. 338.
Heyser, Winfleld C., II. 338.
Heyser, Mrs. Winfield C., (Miss Sellers),
XL 64.
Heywood, Alba, XIV. 122, 123.
Heywood, Prof. Chester W., educator,
editor, and graduate of Rochester uni-
versity, biog., XIV. 112, 121.
Heywood, Mrs. Chester W. (Clarissa B.
Bannister), XIV. 122.
Hibbard, Rev. A. G., XIII. 414, 418, 421.
Hibbard, B. F., death of, VIII. 100.
Hibbard, Daniel B., landlord, III. 508;
IX. 50; XI. 71; established stage line,
1838, II. 301, 308; III. 349; mayor of
Jackson, II. 316, 334, 337.
Hibbard, Elizabeth, death of, IX. 77.
Hibbard & Ring, II. 334.
Hibbard, Briggs & Smith, II. 342.
Hibbard house, II. 301.
Hibberdine, James, death of, XIV. 54.
Hibernian benevolent association, Battle
Creek, III. 361.
Hick, James, XIV. 467.
Hick, Mrs. James (Martha A. Osband),
XIV. 467.
Hickey, Capt, enroute to Upper Gap,
XV. 590.
Hickey, Miss — , teacher at Nottawa mis-
sion, X. 148, 149; XIV. 362.
Hickey, Rev. Manasseh, II. 205; III. 236,
237; IV. v. viii., 544; V. 12; VI. 6-8;
crossing Bad river, IV. 27; his In-
dian name, IV. 30; illness of family,
XIV. 427; in charge of the Nottawa
mission, IV. 23; X. 148, 150; XIV, 362;
member State Pioneer Society, IV.
169; V. 15; "Reminiscences of the M.
E. church," IV. 23.
Hickinson, Capt. — -, XV. 96.
Hickman, — , II. 265.
Hickman, Mrs. Catherine, passenger on
last trip of Walk-in-the-water, IV. 113.
Hickman, George D., VI. 255.
Hickman, Capt. Harris Hampdon, V.
555; collector of customs at Mackinac,
1810, probate judge, VI. 348; president
of court martial, VIII. 554-556; pro-
motes public amusement, XII. 662.
Hickman, Thomas, V. 290.
Hickman, Mrs. Thomas, V. 290, 310.
Hickock, Adna, on census roll of Detroit,
1827; XII. 461%.
Hickock, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 4611/2-
Hickok, Asa, death of, XI. 95.
Hickok, Isaac, early settler of Eaton
county, VII. 379.
Hickok, Isaac E. Crary, first white child
born in Eaton county, III. viii., 380,
384, 393, 393n, 406; memoir, 407;
school inspector, III. 415, 418.
Hickok, Capt. James W., pioneer of
Eaton county, III. 380-382, 384, 393,
405-407, 409; land entries, III. 404-406.
Hickok, Mrs. James W., III. 406, 407;
sustained injury, III. 384, 393.
Hickory, Stephen, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Hickory island, XII, 423; heavily tim-
bered, I. 503; patriots encamp on, XII.
418.
Hickory (bitternut), I. 509; of large size,
XIV. 509; nuts edible, V. 250; wood
used for door hinges, I. 445.
Hickox, Augustus, I. 190.
Hickox, Rev. Joseph, preacher of 1815, I.
viii., 33; II. 560; III. 235; V. 206; XII.
566; argument with priest, I. 480;
journey on horseback, I. 473; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII.
46iy2 ; sketch of, I. 472-481.
Hickok, Stephen, I. 179.
Hickox, William, I. 168.
Hickox, Mrs. William, I. 169.
Hicks, — , with flag of truce, XV. 376.
Hicks, Miss — , II. 271.
Hicks, A. S., bank clerk, VI. 324.
Hicks, Almira (Mrs. Horace Angell),
XIV. 105.
Hicks, Amos, I. 328, 337.
Hicks, Ann (Mrs. Herring), XIII. 190.
Hicks, Mrs. Aseneth, death of. XIII, 280.
Hicks, B. L., VII. 516, 519. -
Hicks, Daniel, VII. 531.
Hicks, David, XIV. 475.
Hicks, Mrs. David (Rhoda Ann Dicker-
son), XIV. 475.
Hicks, Elias, XIII. 514.
Hicks, Ellery, V. 405.
Hicks, Mrs. Emily, death of, IX. 38.
Hicks, Ephriam, III. 556; first meeting
of Ogden township held at house of,
VII. 519; land entry, II. 449.
Hicks, George, VII. 527.
Hicks, H. Gates, death of, XIII. 228.
Hicks, Herman N., settled in Michigan
in 1825, X. 56.
Hicks, Jacob H., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 92; IX. 12.
Hicks, James, death of, IX. 82.
Hicks, John, V. 446.
Hicks, Mrs. Mary E., death of, VI. 449.
Hicks, Mrs. Rachel, death of, IX. 40.
Hicks, Rensselaer, V. 405.
Hicks, Thomas and wife, XIII. 190.
Hicks, William, III. 362.
Hicks farm, II. 543.
Hicok, J. H., attorney, IV. 244; X. 177.
Hides (tanned), garrison supplies, XI.
427; XII. 129, 137-139.
Higbee, Rev. E. H., trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 162.
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269
Higbee, Edward W., death of, IX. 23.
Higbee, J. F., VI. 214.
Higbee, Rev. Jerome L., trustee of Hills-
dale college, VI. 163.
Higbee, Joseph M., XIV. 423.
Higby, — , builder, 1830, VII. 389.
Higby, — , pioneer of Ann Arbor, I. 330.
Higby, Charles W., II. 342.
Higby, Edward, attorney, 1838, II. 305-
308; township treasurer, 1839, II. 313,
315, 334.
Higby, Frank W., school inspector, III.
415.
Higby, Pitt M., III. 415.
Higby, Polly, III. 556.
Higby, Samuel, II. 316, 325; VI. 514; XI.
62.
Higby & Johnson, II. 334.
Higby, Johnson & Farrand, II. 335.
Higgins, — ; surveyor, VII. 184.
Higgins, Ann, death of, XIV. 53.
Higgins, Franklin J., printer, III. 274.
Higgins, Gilbert, V. 385, 386; death of,
IX. 54; X. 193.
Higgins, H. J., V. 478.
Higgins, Mrs. H. J., III. 448.
Higgins, Henry, III. 4o3; X. 123.
Higgins, Rev. J. C., Ill, 237.
Higgins, J. N., land entry, III. 402.
Higgins, Jabin S., III. 280, 284; V. 224.
Higgins, John, British soldier, XL 344;
deposition of, X. 355; desertion re-
ported, XI. 362; salary, XIII. 75.
Higgins, Peter, death of, XI. 83.
Higgins, S. W., receiver of U. S. land
office, XIV. 416.
Higgins, Willard, III. 286.
Higgins & Pratt, VI. 300.
Higginson, Dr. Francis, member of State
Historical Society, XII. 322.
Higginson, T. W., VI. 82.
Higgs, John W., publisher, VI. 78.
Higgs & Chapin, publishers, VI. 81.
High Bank Prairie (Chillicothe), XIII.
12.
Highland township (Oakland Co.), first
land entry, III. 563; lines and loca-
tion of, VII. 560.
Higinbotham, C., III. 280.
Higinbotham, H. S., III. 277, 278, 281.
Higinbotham, Mrs. H. S. (Elisabeth S.
Abbott), II. 281; III. 281.
Higinbotham, J. B., III. 280.
Higinbotham, P. N., III. 280.
Hilbourn, Charles S., publisher, I. 299;
VI. 90.
Hildreth, Jeremiah and wife, XIII. 278.
Hildreth. Richard, of Boston, author;
elected honorary member of State
Historical Society, XII. 328; "Sketch
of Heckewelder," X. 109.
Hildreth, Rev. T. F., A. M., II. 206.
Hiles, John, entered land in 1824, II.
449, 450.
Hill, — , pioneer physician, VII. 347.
Hill, — , pioneer of Saginaw, III. 606.
Hill, — , sawyer, 84th British regiment,
XI. 416.
Hill, — , surveyor, V. 331.
Hill, Lieut. — , of the Mexican war, VII.
116.
Hill, Maj. — , British soldier, 1796, XII.
214.
• Hill, Mrs. — , Berrien Co., death of, VII.
346
Hill, Mrs. — , Hillsdale, XIII. 189.
Hill, Rev. — , pioneer preacher, III. 289.
Hill, Alvin, I. 248.
Hill, Arthur, XIII. 271, 272; mayor of
Saginaw, VII. 344.
Hill, Asa, XIII. 362; his bid on the first
court house of Saginaw county, X. 126-
128
Hill, Mrs. Asa, X. 128.
Hill, C. E., II. 340.
Hill, Calvin, IV. 249.
Hill, Mrs. Catherine, death of, VI. 446.
Hill, Clarence M., XIII. 271.
Hill, Cortland, biog., XIII. 36, 161; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 84; XIII.
163.
Hill, David, III. 523.
Hill, David K., death of, XL 131.
Hill, Elisha, death of, IX. 75.
Hill, Elizabeth, V. 505; death of, IX. 75.
Hill, Elizabeth A., death of, XIII. 112.
Hill, Mrs. F. (Miss Crosby), VIII. 67.
Hill, Fitch, member of the legislature,
XIV. 413.
Hill, Gen. G. D., I. 326.
Hill, G. H., III. 280, 294, 295.
Hill, Gardner, XIII. 272.
Hill, George, X. 123.
Hill, Mrs. George, IV. 244.
Hill, Isaac H. and wife, IV. 194.
Hill, J. R. & A. H., publishers, VI. 71.
Hill, Jacob, interpreter, XII. 116.
Hill, Rev. Jacob, III. 239.
Hill, James, county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Hill, James H., biog., XIII. 267, 271, 272.
Hill, James H. & Sons, lumbermen, XIII.
271, 272.
Hill, James W., first teacher in Freedom
township, IV. 395.
Hill, Mrs. Jefferson, death of, VIII. 97.
Hill, Dr. John, III. 391.
Hill, Rev. Leonard, III. 239, 240, 242.
Hill, Mrs. Lucinda (Mrs. C. H.), death
of, XIII. 36, 161; member State
Pioneer Society, L 84.
Hill, Luther, X. 158.
Hill, Marvin, soldier of the Black Hawk
war, VI. 220; on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Hill, Newel, on muster roll of 1832, VII.
349.
Hill, O., III. 295.
270
INDEX.
Hill, Oliver C., I. 209; VI. 309, 319.
Hill, Patrick, loyalist, XL 451. •
Hill, R. S., III. 291.
Hill, Robert F., atty., III. 315; XI. 311.
Hill, Rodney D., atty., XI. 310.
Hill, Rollin, death of, IX. 56.
Hill, S., III. 295.
Hill, S. D., U. S. surveyor, XIV. 244.
Hill, Rev. S. N., II. 502.
Hill, Samuel W., II. 86; VII. 184; mem.
ber State Pioneer Society, II. 184;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 339.
Hill, Mrs. Sarah (Mrs. Alvin Leighton),
XIV. 92.
Hill, Stephen, death of, IX. 27.
Hill, Stephen, member State Pioneer
Society, III. 266; IV. 8; IX. 13.
Hill, Thomas, pioneer of 1838, V. 517.
Hill, Thomas, superintendent of capitol,
VIII. 10.
Hill, Rev. Thomas, president of Antioch
college, Ohio, attends State teachers'
association of Michigan, IX. 95, 96.
Hill, Warren, XIV. 415.
Hill, Wilbur H., biog., XIII. 267, 271, 272.
Hill, Mrs. Wilbur H. (Miss Nichols),
XIII. 272. -.»
Hill, William, III. 392; IV. 354; V. 504;
VIII. 22.
Hill, William B., II. 222; VIII. 208, 209;
XII. 397.
Hill, Indians offer sacrifice to supposed
spirit of, XIV. 212.
Hillard, Pamelia A. (Mrs. Waterman),
VII. 572.
Hiller, David, I. 179, 180.
Hiller, Matthew, death of, VII. 580.
Hillhouse, — . graduate of Yale college,
XIV. 356.
Hilliard, Weare, memoir, VII. 581, 586.
Hilliard, Churchill & Co.'s mill, VI. 181,
203.
Hillick, Hugh, III. 553.
Hillick, Hugh, subscription to first court
house, II. 428-430.
Hilliken, Henry, XII. 404.
Hillman, Mrs. Abigal, death of, VII. 466.
Hillock, Lieut. Hugh, I. 249.
Hills, Charles T., I. 296; XIII. 224; mem-
ber of board to select site for Ionia
reformatory, III. 476.
Hills, Ryerson & Co., XIII. 224.
Hillsborough, Maj. — , X. 233.
Hillsborough, Earl, sec. of state, 1770,
memorial from Lieut. Geo. McDougal
relative to Hog island, reply to, X.
241-244.
Hillsdale city, "Business," "Democrat,"
"Standard," VI. 76, 77.
Hillsdale college, (Michigan Central Col-
lege; Free Will Baptist). Anti-slavery
question an issue, VI. 144; beginning
of, XIII. 203; bills to incorporate pass-
ed by legislature. VI. 143; buildings
erected, VI. 145; charter granted, VL
146; X. 47; constitution, VI. 155; con-
tributions, VI. 145; early president, IX.
93; early workers for, VI. 140; fire at,
VI. 159; Geauga Seminary transferred
to, VI. 151; history of, VI. 137-165; in-
corporated, VI. 145; X. 48; instruct-
ors, VI. 147, 160; laying of corner
stone, VI. 151; list of trustees, VI. 162;
opened, VI. 144, 157; publications, VI.
164; removal from Spring Arbor, VI.
148; societies, VI. 163; students and
first graduates, VI. 146.
Hillsdale county, organized, how named,
county seat located, I. 167; II. 360;
"Early history of Litchfield," I. 180;
first land sale, II. 376; "History of
county from 1829 to 1836," I. 170; me-
morial reports, III. 468; IV. 250; IX.
36; XI, 38; XIII. 187; number of dele-
gates for convention of 1836, XL 157;
number of insane in 1850, XIII. 296;
soldiers of the war of 1832, VII. 349;
treasurer and clerk in 1875-6, I. 519;
vote of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Hillsdale County Pioneer Society, organ-
ized, I. 168; meetings, IV. 248.
Hillyard, Mrs. A. L., V. 333.
Hillyard, Harris W., VI. 442.
Hillyard, Sarah A. (Barnes), biog., VI.
431, 442.
Hilton, — , II. 485.
Hilton, Miss (Mrs. L. R. Brown), XIV.
164.
Hilton, Dr. George V., VIII. 107.
Hilton, Mrs. H. W., VI. 437.
Hilton, Henry S., publisher, VI. 74, 75.
Hilton, John, sheriff of St. Glair county,
VI. 411.
Hilton, Robert, I. 424; III. ix. 106-108,
544-547; IV. 6; V. 10, 12; VI. vi. 3;
VIII. 50; IX. 6; XIII. 225; gifts of,
II. 79; III. 7, 110; memoir of, IX.
54; memorial reports of Kent county,
IV. 293; VII. 488; member State
Pioneer Society, II. 186; IX. 12; vice-
president of society, II. 68; III. xi.
3, 100; IV. ix., V. 1; VII. ix., 3, 5, 7;
VIII. xiii. 9.
Hilton, Samuel, XIV. 164; land entry,
III. 570.
Hilton, Mrs. Sarah H. (Mrs. Samuel
H.), biog., XIV. 148, 164.
Himes, Emiline, death of, IX. 57.
Himes, George, death of, XIV. 191.
Himpler, F. X., architect, XIII. 445.
Himrod, — , VI. 243, 244; erected gates
on plank road, XI. 173.
Hinchman, Felix, II. 572; VI. 480; clerk
of Mackinac county, VI. 349.
Hinchman, Guy, VI. 480.
Hinchman, Joseph. VI. 480.
Hinchman. Theodore H., IV. 414; XII.
366; XIV. 416; member State Pioneer
INDEX.
271
Society, II. 184; vice president of hor-
ticultural society, X. 79.
Hinchman, Thomas and wife, III. 349.
Hinckley, — , V. 521.
Hinckley, Amos B., I. 471.
Hinckley, Mrs. Jonathan, VI. 431.
Hinckley, Luther G., I. 248.
Hinckley, Mrs. Sherman, death of, VII.
590.
Hinckley, W., III. 281.
"Hind," British boat, 1780, X. 431.
Hinds, A. M., XII. 342.
Hinds, Egbert, death of, XIII. 228.
Hinds, H. H., IX. 45.
Hinds, Philander, III. 483; IX. 44.
Hine, James W., publisher, VI. 83.
Hinebaugh, E., VI. 235.
Hines, Euphemia E. (Mrs. Neil H.), VI.
310.
Hines, Nell, 1. 209; VI. 310.
Hines, Jacob, land entry, II. 584.
Hinges, made of hickory, I. 445; XIV.
606; garrison supplies, XI. 416; XII.
140, 205.
Hingham library, organized 1753, VII.
332
Hinish, David B., VI. 215.
Hinkley, — , I. 124; VII. 505.
Hinman, — , IV. 462.
Hinman, Adna, death of, IX. 18.
Hinman, Mrs. Alice (Miss Stout), VIII.
54.
Hinman, Mrs. Alta C., death of, XIV.
190.
Hinman, Benjamin F., III. 385, 395; V.
318; VII. 371; XIV. 372, 373, 376;
land entry, III. 426; member State
Pioneer Society, XI. 12'; vice-president
of society, IX. xi; XI. 10; XIII. 4.
Hinman, Mrs. Benjamin F., III. 360.
Hinman, Charles H., III. 362.
Hinman, Rev. Clark T., instructor in
Albion college, II. 205; remarks of,
XIV. 283.
Hinman, David E., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Hinman, Mrs. Edward C. (Carrie L. Ris-
don), biog., XIII. 129, 134.
Hinman, Miss Eliza, XIV. 29.
Hinman, Henry T., V. 288, 318; VII.
371.
Hinman, John F., HI. 351, 385, 395; V.
320; VIII. viii; IX. 6, 7; XIV. 20, 372,
373; land entry, III. 426; member of
State Pioneer Society, VIII. 119; IX.
10, 90; "memoir of Mrs. E. C. Hin-
man," XIII. 134; memorial report of
Calhoun county, XIV. 67; "my first
journey to Michigan with other rem-
iscences," XIV. 563; remarks of, XIIP.
23; vice-president State Pioneer So-
ciety, XI. vii.; XIII. 26; XIV. vii., 18.
Hinman, Mrs. John F., III. 360; VII.
378.
Hinman, R. M., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Hinney, Amos L., X. 116.
Hinsdale, Edwin C., member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 327.
Hinsdale, Miss Lucinda (Mrs. J. A. B.
Stone), XIV. 329, 336.
Hinsdale, Norman M., VI. 390, 391.
Hinsdill, Chester B., V. 435.
Hinsdill, Edward C., V. 421; VII. 6; mem-
ber State Historical Society, IV. 169;
V. 15; student of Dr. Stone's school,
X. 31.
Hinsdill, Miss G«nevieve, pioneer teach-
er, III. 287; V. 421; XIV. 376, 377,
381; student of Dr. Stone's school, X.
32.
Hinsdill, George A., V. 421; student of
Dr. Stone's school, X. 31.
Hinsdill, Henry M., V. 438.
Hinsdill, Hiram, IV. 290, 293; V. 435,
436
Hinsdill, John, V. 421.
Hinsdill, Joseph, V. 421.
Hinsdill. Mary (Mrs. C. I. Walker), IV.
290; V. 439.
Hinsdill, (Hinsdale) Judge Mitchell, III.
137, 287; V. 376, 421, 435; VII. 473-
475; XI. 310; probate judge, XIII. 597;
student of Chester academy, III. 135;
sketch of, III. 136; XI. 316.
Hinsdill, Myron, V. 421, 432, 434, 439;
landlord, IV. 289; letter of, V. 437;
student of Kalamazoo college, X. 31;
XIV. 341.
Hinsdill, Mrs. Myron, V. 434.
Hinasill, Norman, V. 421.
Hinsdill, William, death of, VII. 488.
Hinshaw, Reuben, I. 133.
Hinson, David P., II. 502; V. 525.
Hinton, Rev. I. T., X. 186.
Hipworth, William, IX. 631; X. 453.
Hiram college (Western Reserve Eclectic
Institute), location of, XIV. 122.
Hiscock, Mrs. Hannah, V. 527.
Hiscock, Isaac, V. 287.
Hiscock, James, a soldier of the war of
1812, VII. 381.
Hiscock, Orrin, death of, IX. 58.
Hitchcock, Deacon, docks of, VI. 190.
Hitchkock, Rev. — . V. 311.
Hitchcock, C., 'III. 294.
Hitchcock, Charles S., XI. 68.
Hitchcock, Charles W., M. D., asylum
physician, XIII. 306.
Hitchcock, Chloe, XI. 68.
Hitchcock, Miss Clara, XI. 69.
Hitchcock, Lt. Col. E. A., report of Mexi-
can soldiers on parole, XII. 612. •
Hitchcock, Edward, geologist and edu-
cator, IV. 407; VI. 125.
Hitchcock, Hannah, V. 446.
Hitchcock, Henry, XI. 68.
Hitchcock, Dr. Homer 0., III. 413; VI.
264; death of, XIV. 111.
Hitchcock, Horace, III. 227, 235.
272
INDEX.
Hitchcock, Ira, death of, IX. 31.
Hitchcock, J. H., I. 133; IV. 226.
Hitchcock, Manly, XI. 68.
Hitchcock, Mark, biog., XI. 59, 68.
Hitchcock, Mrs. Mark S., XI. 68.
Hitchcock, Mary A. (M. A. Bush), XI. 68.
Hitchcock, Polly (Miss Morgan), XI. 68.
Hitchcock, Wallace W., merchant, XI. 68.
Hitchcock, William, publisher, II. 324;
IX. 299.
Hitchcock, William D., VI. 195; post-
master of Alpena, VI. 200.
Hitchcock & Allen, publishers, II. 324.
Hitchcock & George, publishers, VI. 80.
Hitchcock & Tabor, III. 471.
Hitchin, Timothy, III. 555.
Hitchings, David, death of, XIV. 184.
Hitchins, Stephen, IV. 283.
Hix, George, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461V2.
Hixon, Mrs. — , II. 393.
Hixon, Col. Amos, II. 368, 386, 430.
Hixon, Daniel, II. 413; III. 553; subscrip-
tion to first court house, II. 427.
Hixon, Joseph, VI. 375.
Hixson, Capt. — , I. 250.
Hizer, Corporal John, soldier of 1812,
V. 554.
Hoadley, — , and wife, I. 187.
Hoag, Abel, XIV. 317.
Hoag, Mrs. Abel, X. 188.
Hoag, Abram, death of, XL 22.
Hoag, Mrs. Ann, VI. 340.
Hoag, E. Ella (Mrs. L. H. Brockway),
XIII. 140.
Hoag, Rev. G. W., XIII. 140.
Hoag, Hazael, I. 207; V. 378; VI. 309.
Hoag, Sarah B., death of, XIV. 133.
Hoag, Stephen, III. 556.
Hoag, William H., III. 244, 553; VII.
530; IX. 162; XIV. 269.
Hoagland, Capt. — , of the Mexican war,
VII. 114.
Hoagland, H. B., V. 312.
Hoard, 'Mrs. George, IV. 249.
Hoard, H. E., publisher, VI. 80.
Hoats, John, death of, IX. 77.
Hoaxie, H., III. 280.
Hobart, — , Indian agent, XIV. 362.
Hobart, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 27.
Hobart, John Henry, Episcopal bishop,
III. 215, 216, 218; V. 381; laid corner
stone of church in Detroit, IX. 144.
Hobart, Job, XI. 66.
Hobart, L. Smith, graduate of Yale, early
pastor at Union City, VII. 106-109;
member of Congregational convention,
1842, XII. 358.
Hobart, N. P., III. 370; letter to Col.
Charles Dickey, III. 368.
Hobart, Rev. Randall, pioneer, I. 130,
131; II. 200, 203, 214, 240, 253; IV.
218; V. 185, 310, 311.
Hobart & Warriner, XI. 66.
Hobbs, Charmes, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Hochelaga, (Montreal) Indian village in
1534 visited by Jacques Cartier, VIII.
370; XIII. 310.
Hochelaga island, XIII. 310.
Hochsema, Rev. G., IX. 307, 309.
Hocking, Lieut. — , XL 450.
Hocking, Dr. R., (engineer), sketch of
the fort at Michilimackinac in 1782, X.
642-645, 656.
Hocquart, Gilles. of New France and
Louisiana, VIII.. 454-457.
Hodder, Thomas H., I. 299.
Hodenpyl, Mrs. Peter J. G., death of,
XIII. 219.
Hodgboom, Barent, V. 423.
Hodge, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's school,
II. 447.
Hodge, Mrs. — , V. 448.
Hodge, Billing J.. XIV. 423.
Hodge, P., IV. 471.
Hodge, John Sr., XIV. 423.
Hodge, John, Jr., XIV. 423.
Hodge, Mrs. Albert, I. 296.
Hodges, C. C., V. 320. 321.
Hodges, Drusus, II. 313; VII. 107; mem-
ber of Congregational convention in
1842, XII. 358; trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege in 1845, VI. 145, 146.
Hodges, Ezra J., death of, IX. 40.
Hodges, Hiram, VI. 130.
Hodges, Senator Hiram C., III. 503; VII.
461.
Hodges, Mrs. Mary Ann Williams (Mrs.
S. H.), settled in Michigan in 1815,
III. 599; IV. 520; VII. 403, 559; X.
56, 194, 195, 209; XIV. 513, 541, 618;
biog., XIV. 148, 151; letter of, III. 600.
Hodges, Samuel P., III. 482.
Hodges, Schuyler, Sr., III. 599; IV. 520;
VIII. 240, 241; carried supplies from
Detroit to Saginaw in 1822, VII. 403;
death of, X. 21; built the Hodges
House at Pontiac, XIV. 151; pioneer
sheriff of Oakland county, III. 371.
Hodges, Schuyler, Jr., XIV. 151.
Hodges, Mrs. Schuyler, Sr., see Hodges,
M. A.
Hodges & Pike, III. 291.
Hodgeson, Ed. V., death of, XIV. 133.
Hodgkins, Joshua, VII. 174.
Hodgman, F., remarks on Randolph Nut-
ting, XIII. 518.
Hodgman, Maj. Lot, XIV. 177.
Hodgman, Mrs. M., XI. 77.
Hodgson, David, XIV. 201.
Hodgson, Henry P., presented original
pledge of the Brady Guards to Detroit
Light Guards, XIII. 525, 527.
Hodgson, John C., XIV. 201.
Hodgson, Joseph, XIV, 201; visited Sil-
ver Islet, XIV. 199.
Hodgson, Mrs. J. C. and children, their
trip to Silver Islet, XIV. 199.
Hodskin, H. G., V. 319; VII. 371; death
INDEX.
273
of, XIV. 70.
Hodwerp, Rev. — ,'IX. 310.
Hoeffler, George A., instructor in Detroit
college, XIII. 444.
Hoeft, Hermann, county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 520.
Hoeg, Amos, first meeting of Raisin
township held at house of, II. 361.
Hoeg, Judge William H., vote for presi-
dential elector 1836, II. 312, 412, 413.
Hoegle, George J., death of, VI. 341.
Hoes, for Indians, X. 497, 632; XII. 147,
230, 234, 257, 274, 284, 288, 302; given
to each settler of early Detroit, XIV.
662.
Hoez, Rev. J., IX. 309.
Hoffman, — , soldier of the Mexican war,
II. 174.
Hoffman, Miss Adelia (Mrs. C. O. Rich-
mond), XIII. 163.
Hoffman, Mrs. C. B., death of, III. 610.
Hoffman, Charles Fenno, author, Era of
his writing, XIV. 310; elected honorary
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 322.
Hoffman, George, I. 345; VIII. 495; col-
lector of customs at Mackinac in 1806,
VI. 348; foreman of grand jury, 1809,
that investigated Gov. Hull et al, VIII.
589; register of Detroit in 1804, V. 552;
secretary of committee to enquire into
different forms of territorial govern-
ment, his report, XII. 545-549; signs
petition to congress for representation,
XII. 546.
Hoffman, Mrs. Geo. H., IV. v.
Hoffman, Mrs. George W., "a Fourth of
July celebration in 1809," IV. 111.
Hoffman, I. 0., III. 291.
Hoff master, Mrs. Jacob, death of, XIII.
114.
Hoffman, Michael, VII. 300.
Hoffman, Ogden, X. 18, 19.
Hoffman, Peter, II. 265; III. 363.
Hoffman & Hunt, attorneys, XI. 305.
Hoffstetter, John G., death of, XIV. 190.
Hog, Indian name of, XIV. 210, see also
Swine.
Hog Creek, II. 190; VII. 347.
Hog Island, see Belle Isle.
Hogaboam, James J., author Bean Creek
Valley, II. 375, 393, 394; gift of, II.
87.
Hogan, Clara, IV. 196.
Hogan, Daniel, pioneer merchant of Jack-
son, II. 279, 293, 300, 309, 495; III.
510; V. 352; X. 57.
Hogan, Michael, I. 148.
Hogarth, — , XIII. 487.
Hogarth, Rev. — , lectured before State
Teachers' association in 1860, IX. 95.
Hogarth, John P., death of, XI. 105.
Hogeboom, John I., death of, IX. 54; X.
5.
Hogg, William H., subscription to first
35
court house, II. 427.
Hogg, Smith & Gardiner, commission
merchants, XIII. 152.
Hogle, — , pioneer landlord of Kalamazoo,
V. 424, 425.
Hogle, Aurien, death of, XIV. 51.
Hogle, Isaac, III. 409.
Hogle, J. S., IV. 196.
Hogle, William, VI. 306.
Hogmire, Daniel, death of, VII. 581; me-
moir of, VII. 584.
Hogmire, M. H., VII. 584.
Hogs, see Swine.
Hoisington, Earl, II. 552, 553, 582.
Hoit, Kilburn, built floating bridge
across Bell river, 1831, VI. 412.
Holbrook, Benajah, pioneer landlord and
merchant, I. 446; XIV. 447, 481.
Holbrook, Mrs. Benajah (Miss Barbara
Kerr), XIV. 481.
Holbrook, Charles, VI. 283.
Holbrook, DeWitt C., IV. 131; VII. 622,
623; XIV. 416; remarks on Levi
Bishop, IV. 429.
Holbrook, Henry B., early merchant of
Plymouth, I. 446; first justice of the
peace of township, II. 561; his exhibit
of fruit in 1847, X. 76; member State
Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15; VII.
11.
Holbrook, L. A., supscription to first
court house, II. 427.
Holbrook, Miss Mary (Mrs. Robert
White), XIV. 172.
Holbrook, Milton J., II. 316.
Holbrook, Silas A., merchant, III. 553.
Holcomb, A. R., remarks on Andrew
Nowland, IX. 176.
Holcomb, Alfred, II. 208-210; VI. 425.
Holcomb, Mrs. Alfred and children, II.
208.
Holcomb. Alonzo, II. 543.
Holcomb, Benjamin.. II. 190; III. 369, 370.
Holcomb, Mrs. Benjamin (Miss Sarah L.
Beach), II. 190.
Holcomb, Buel, X. 148.
Holcomb, Butler, entered land in 1831,
III. 566.
Holcomb, Christian, XI. 72.
Holcomb, Daniel S., XI. 72; tried for
murder, XL 65.
Holcomb, Diana, XI. 72.
Holcomb. Ki. T., VII. 319.
Holcomb, Ed. N., XI. 72.
Holcomb, Florence A., XI. 72.
Holcomb, Gertrude, XI. 72.
Holcomb, Henry S., XI. 72.
Holcomb, Hiram, V. 252, 287; XIV. 323,
325.
Holcomb. Mrs. Jane (Miss Slaughter),
biog., XI. 59, 72.
Holcomb, John, postmaster, III. 349.
Holcomb, John H., soldier of the rebel-
lion, killed in battle of Shiloh, XI. 72.
Holcomb, Justice, VIII. 53.
274
INDEX.
Holcomb, Margaret, XI. 72.
Holcomb, Nancy, XI. 72.
Holcomb, Orson, XIV. 325.
Holcomb, R. A., X. 190.
Holcomb, Sally, XI. 72.
Holcomb, William T., XI. 72.
Holcroft, Maj. (Capt.) Henry, XV. 139,
266.
Holdeisma, Rev. R. T.. IX. 312.
Holden (Holdin), — , IV. 522, 524.
Holden, Addale (Mrs. R. B. Hughes), III.
397.
Holden, Bridget, death of, VIII. 100.
Holden, C. H., XI. 89.
Holden, E. G. D., secretary of state, II.
140, 184; III. 544; XL 89.
Holden, Miss Fanny H. (Mrs. Fowler),
XI. 89.
Holden, George, III. 392; VIII. 204.
Holden, H. F., XII. 392.
Holden, Joanna Reed (Mrs. Josiah H.),
III. ix., 7; letter from, III. 544; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, II. 186.
Holden, John, VI. 311, 312.
Holden, Josiah • Rhodes, III. ix., 7; XI.
16; biog., XL 89; letter and memoir,
III. 544; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, II. 186.
Holden, Mrs. Josiah R. (Miss J. T. Ban-
forth), XL 89.
Holden, Prof. L. E., instructor in Kala-
mazoo business college, IX. 93.
Holden, Lawson C., probate judge, XIII.
380.
Holden, Mrs. Patrick, death of, VIII. 98.
Holden, Miss Sarah (Mrs. N. Eldred),
V. 393.
Holden & Bates, organizers of savings
bank department in Grand Rapids, VI.
321 324
Holdo'ne, William, V. 438.
Holdridge, Warren, II. 415; XIII. 230.
Holenback, William, U. S. prisoner of
war imprisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
Holenbeck, Maria, II. 447.
Holenbeck, Mrs. S., death, of, VI. 341.
Holland, — , member of committee ,to
examine into the justice of Hesse, XII.
310.
Holland, Capt. — , wounded, XV. 606.
Holland, Maj. — , IX. 360; X. 667, 669.
Holland, B. F., V. 525.
Holland, Dwight G., IV. 19.
Holland, James M., II. 336; death of, IV.
270.
Holland, Dr. M., death of, IX. 18.
Holland, M. S., XII. 392.
Holland, Robert, death of, XIII. 231.
Holland, Mrs. Robert, death of, XIV. 136.
Holland, Samuel, member of the Hesse
committee, XII. 4.
Holland, Simon, II. 336; IV. 280; land
entry, III. 406; death of, IX. 48.
Holland & Lattimer. II. 336.
Holland & Son, II. 336.
Holland, quills for pens imported from,
XIV. 295.
Holland Colony, IX. 264.
Holland Purchase, II. 11.
Holland (North) Station, IX. 278,
Holland township, history of, IX. 229;
improvements in, IX. 278.
Holland, village burning of, 1871. IX. 334;
first schools, IX. 326; manufacturies,
IX. 291; newspapers, VI. 82, 83, "De
Grondwet," "De Hollander," "De
Hope," "De Wachter," VI. 92; IX. 296-
299; "De Paarl," "De Verzamelaar."
"De Wekker," IX. 297; "Gazeteer," IX.
297; "News," VI. 92; IX. 298, 299;
"Register," VI. 92; IX. 298, 299;
"Searcher," IX. 297.
Hollanders, causes of emigration, eccl' s-
iastical development and causes of dis-
ruption in church, IX. 303.
Holley, Samuel J., mayor of Monroe in
1847, VI. 369n.
Holliday, — , XII. 607-609.
Holliday, — , grew vegetables on shore of
Lake Superior in 1822, VII. 1»5.
Hollingsworth, Miss Elizabeth, instructor
in Albion college, II. 206.
Hollingsworth, E. W., soldier of the- Mex-
ican war, VI. 19.
Hollister, Rev. A. S., IX. 150.
Hollister, C., III. 280.
Hollister, C. H., death of, XL 132.
Hollister, Cady, VII. 212.
Hollister. Charles E., graduate of Agri-
cultural college, first class, VI. 132.
Hollister, F. W., architect, X. 127; secur-
ed $1,000 prize for best plans for Sol-
diers' Home, X. 128.
Hollister, G., III. 280.
Hollister, Harvey J., bank cashier, III.
547; VI. 322.
Hollister, Isaac F., member State Pioneer
Society and vice president, II. vii., 184.
Hollister, Dr. J. H., "The Romeo Acad-
emy," II. 442.
Hollister, John, II. 367.
Hollister, Mattie, VII. 213.
Hollister, Nancy, death of, XL 131.
Hollisten, Nellie (Mrs. Kimball), VII.
^13
Hollister, Reuben O., II. 325.
Hollister, Solomon D., Sr., VII. 203, 205;
"Cedar Castle," his country home. VII.
206-208, 212; member school board,
VII. 221, 222; member State Pioneer
Society, VII. 151; VIII. 12.
Hollister, Mrs. Solomon D., Sr., VII. 213.
Hollister, S. D. Jr., VII. '212, 219.
Hollister, Mrs. S. D., Jr., VII. 213, 219.
Hollister, Zilpha, VII. 213.
Holliway, Butler, V. 448.
Holliway, Margaret, death of, IX. 56.
Hollon, Joseph, I. 64.
Hollow, R. P., VII. 220.
Holloway, Frederick M., I. vi., 14; IV.
INDEX.
275
249. 256; VI. 152; gift of, II. 6, 415;
•'Hillsdale county from 1829 to 1836,"
I. 170; member State Pioneer Society,
I. 92; secretary county pioneer society,
I. 169; trustee of Hillsdale college. VI.
154, 162: vice president society, I. 13.
Holloway, William, IV. 304;* VII. 516.
Holly, — , XII. 558, 559.
Holly, Myron, IV. 247.
Holly, Ransom W., and wife, II. 457.
Holly, "Register," VI. 91.
Holly township, (Oakland county), first
land entry, III. 563; lines, location and
settlement of. VII. 560.
Holman, — , III. 298.
Holman, Miss, teacher in 1848, I. 457.
Holman, Asa, II. 436, 444.
Holman, Cynthia, II. 445.
Holman, Elizabeth, II. 445.
Holman, George, II. 445.
Holman, Laura, II. 445.
Holman, Lyman B., soldier of 1861, II.
436, 437.
Holmart. Samuel, death of, XIV. 148.
Holmes, — , III. 283; V. 446.
Holmes, — , pioneer of Flint, X. 123.
Holmes, Judge — , of Ohio, V. 238; gov-
ernment survey«r, V. 537.
Holmes, Alexander, surveyor, VII. 558;
surveys in Oakland county, VII. 560.
Holmes, Alvin, XIV. 343, 345.
Holmes, Miss Carrie W., VII. 438.
Holmes, Charles D., II. 203, 204; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 90.
Holmes, Charles P., XII. v., 373.
Holmes, Cleveland, XI V. 424.
Holmes, Cyrus, I. 72.
Holmes, Dauphemus (Daupheneus), sol-
dier of the Black Hawk war, VI. 220;
muster roll, VII. 349.
Holmes, David, VI. 234.
Holmes, Edward, biog., V. 492.
Holmes, George B., XIV. 182.
Holmes, George C., XII. 373; biog., XIV.
180, 182.
Holmes, George W., member of^State His-
torical Society, XII. 325.
Holmes, Harriet (Mrs. J. W. H.), biog.,
VII. 424, 438.
Holmes, Howard M., XIV. 182.
Holmes, Dr. J. W., VII. 438, 445.
Holmes, James L., II. 338, 340.
Holmes, Capt. (Col. Maj.) Jeremiah, U.
S. A., I. 474; VII. 200, 201; XV. 518,
566; destroyed the "Perseverance," XV.
683.
Holmes, Prof. John C., I. viii., 32, 33, 59,
61, 76, 78, 80; II. 70, 396; III. 5, 105,
106, 108, 274, 290, 503; IV. iii. vii.-ix.,
4-7, 405, 428; V. 10-12, 15; VI. vii., 5-7
116, 117; VII. v., 2-8, 461, 622; VIII.
6-9; IX. 5, 6, 8-10; X. v.; XI. 7, 8, 10;
XII. v.. 331; XIII. vi., 4, 10, 25, 38; ad-
dress of president of Pioneer Society.
V. 3; "American Hotel, Detroit," I.
431; assisted in establishing Michigan
Agricultural college, I. 508; VI. 119,
121, 125; XIII. 290; autobiography, IV.
405; chairman and president of the
first Nurserymen and Fruit Growers'
association, X. 80-82; chosen to repre-
sent pioneer society at semi-centennial
• celebration of Michigan, IX. 217;
copied old tax roll of Detroit, IV. 410;
death referred to, XIII. 34, 36, 108, 283;
"Early History of Horticulture in
Michigan," X. 69; editor horticultural
department of "Gazette," VI. 516; gifts
of. II. 6; III. 109, 113; IV. 8; VIII.
11; IX. 10; XI. 13; XII. 337; XIII.
34; "History of the 'Michigan Farm-
er,'" VII. 99, 100; instructor at Agri-
cultural college, IV. 406; VI. 122, 128,
133, 135; "Knaggs farm and Knaggs
windmill located at Springwells, near
Detroit," VI. 500; member committee
of historians, I. iii., 56, 81; II. iii., vii.,
10, 68, 69; III. xi., 3, 4, 11, 100; IV.
ix.; V. iii., v., 2; member nominating
committee, IX. 6; member executive
committee pioneer society, VI. 4, 12;
VII. x.; VIII. xiv.; IX. xii.; XI. viii.,
viiin.; XIII. 5; member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 327; memoir, XIII.
289-291; XIV. 2-5; "notes of pioneer
newspapers," I. 385; offered resolutions
of thanks to Thomas Hill, VIII. 10;
original member State Pioneer Society,
called to order first preliminary meet-
ing to organize. I. 7, 8, 14, 77, 84;
portrait of, IV. 405; portrait hung in
library Agricultural college, XIII. 290;
presents portrait of Jonathan Shearer
to State Pioneer Society, II. 85; presi-
dent Horticultural Society, also vice
president, X. 75, 76. 78; president State
Pioneer Society, X. vii., viin.; read
papers of Jacob Cornell and A. B.
Markham at meeting of State Pioneer
Society, II. 85, 86. of B. O. Williams,
11. 71; received vote of thanks, VI. 9;
remarks of, II. 406; resolutions on
death of, by committee of historians,
XIII. 290; secretary State Agricultural
Society, IX. 204; "The Michigan State
Historical Society," XII. 316; tributes
to, XIV. 2-5; vice president State
Pioneer Society, I. 341.
Holmes, J. C. & Co., I. 289.
Holmes, Mrs. J. C. (Jane Palmer), XIII.
290.
Holmes, John G., publisher, VI. 70.
Holmes, Judge John R., remarks on Rix
Robinson, XIII. 578.
Holmes, Judge John T., III. 546; VI. 326,
331, 333; VII. 494, 500, 501; XI. 85;
XIII. 26.
Holmes, John W., death of. IX. 42.
Holmes, Narcissa, XIV. 343.
Holmes, Rev. Ninian, III. 228, 235; VI.
276
INDEX.
378; in Detroit when surrendered by
Gen. Hull, I. 475.
Holmes, Rezin, XIV. 343.
Holmes, Roscius J., VII. 438.
Holmes, Judge S. T., XIII. 358; congress-
man, III. 329.
Holmes, Samuel, county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Holmes, Sarah (Mrs. Robert Yerkes),
XIII. 385.
Holmes, Silas M., member of Eureka Iron
Co., XIII. -320.
Holmes, Silas M., publisher, VI. 64;
state treasurer in 1854, IV. 437.
Holmes, Solmon, death of, XIII. 229.
Holmes, Theodore S., VII. 438.
Holmes, Sergeant Thomas, soldier of the
Black Hawk war, VI. 220; accompanied
Bishop Chase to Gilead, VII. 361.
Holmes, William, XIV. 424.
Holmes & Grant, signs memorial for pro-
tection of trade in 1780, IX. 552.
Holmes & Greenleaf, publishers, VI. 73.
Holmes, Cook & Bonner, publishers, VI.
85.
"Holmton," British boat of 1780, X. 431.
Holney, Thomas, Sargeant, on muster
roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Holstock, Rev. Enoch, II. 205; III. 356;
X. 53.
Holstock, Rev. H., V. 311.
Holston, Nutter M., death of, IX. 19.
Holt, Lord — , His quotation on law, XII.
504.
Holt, Mrs. — . in Fort Dearborn massacre,
XII. 660; XV. 160.
Holt, A., XI. 498, 510; XIII. 86; employed
by court of inquiry for, English evi-
dence, XI. 514, 586, 591.
Holt, Mrs. Alva, death of, IX. 57.
Holt, D. K., III. 302.
Holt, Rev. George R., X. 41, 42; trustee
of Hillsdale college, VI. 163.
Holt, Henry H., I. vii., 28, 297, 300; III.
370; IV. 6; V. 12; XI. 7; "Centennial
History of Muskegon," I. 286; gift of,
II. 6; memorial reports of Muskegon
county, XIII. 235; XIV. 143; original
member State Pioneer Society, I. 84;
vice president, II. vii., 68; III. xi., 3,
100, 108; IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 3; VII.
ix.f 7; VIII. xiii., 9; I-X. xii.; XI. viii.,
10; XIII. 26; XIV. viii., 18, 20.
Holt, Rev. Joseph W., III. 237.
Holt, Nyrhe, death of, XI. 84.
Holt, William D., I. 297; VII. 174.
Holten, J. & J., land entry, III. 431.
Holton, David, III. 545.
Holton, George, XI. 65.
Holton, S. M., VII. 368.
Holton Bros., druggists, VII. 368.
Holtslander, Joseph, VII. 229.
Holtz, Mydalena, death of, XIII. 114.
Holy Childhood School, Milwaukee, XIII.
474.
Holy Trinity Church, Detroit, XIII. 431.
Homan, William, bombardier, letter to
Capt. Bird, X. 418.
Homer, early bank, original capital, V.
214; early name of, X. 34; First Con-
gregational church of, organized, X.
34; XII. 355, 357; "Index," VI. 73.
Homer township (Calhoun county), or-
ganized, II. 195; X. 33.
Homes, — , IX. 398.
Homes, Brazillai, VIII. 572, 573; original
stockholder in Detroit's first bank,
VIII. 575.
Homes, Cassedy and wife, X. 111.
Homestead farms of the early French,
I. 357, 6; 204, 205.
Hommel, Jacob, death of, XIV. 193.
Honey, Mrs. Lizbe, death of, XIII. 281.
Honey, wild, plentiful, III. 404; XIV.
512; furnished by Indians, II. 39.
Honeywell, Mrs. — , (Miss Ormsby), VII.
572.
Honeywell, Mrs. E., death of, XI. 113.
Honley, Capt. Samuel, VIII. 497.
Honore, — , XI. 527, 528, 531-533, 535,
556, 560, 572, 573, 580, 605, 606; XV.
625.
Hontag, — , death of, XI. 95.
Hood, Ann (Mrs. Carpenter), IV. 388.
Hood, Benjamin, IV. 388.
Hood, C. M., VIII. 193.
Hood, Mrs. C. M. (Miss Winter), VIII.
179, 193, 193n.
Hood, Rev. George, IV. 388.
Hood, George F., IV. 196.
Hood, James, IV. 388.
Hood, Mary, IV. 196.
Hood, Olive H., death of, XIV. 135.
Hood, Mrs. William, death of, VII. 544.
Hoogesteger, M., publisher, IX. 297.
Hoogesteger & Ualder, publishers, VI. 92.
Hooker, A. C., V. 370.
Hooker, Mrs. A. C., entertained by Indian
chief, V. 370, 371.
Hooker, C. S., III. 483.
Hooker, Charles B., bank clerk, VI. 324.
Hooker, Frank A., autobiography of, III.
417; circuit judge, III. 417; first justice
of Charlotte, III. 415; graduate Michi-
gan university, III. 418.
Hooker, Gains, U. S. prisoner of war im-
prisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
Hooker, H. H , land entry, III. 404.
Hooker, James Sedgwick, of Hartford,
Conn., III. 417.
Hooker, Mrs. James Sedgwick (Miss
Camilla Porter), XII. 417.
Hooker, Joseph, IV. 196.
Hooker, Mercy (Mrs. Goodrich), XIII.
115.
Hooker, Sarah, V. 192.
Hooker, Rev. Thomas, of Hartford Col-
ony, established first church in Con-
necticut, III. 417; V. 192; VII. 328.
INDEX.
277
Hooker, William S., III. 286,
Hooks (fish), for Indian presents, I. 502;
XII. 146, 158, 175, 223-225, 229, 234,
241, 246, 247, 257, 284, 288; XV. 608,
655; made in garrisons, X. 383, 384,
580, 632; wadhooks with staves, in
garrison supplies, XI. 427, 429; XII.
127, 129, 136-139.
Hoolen, Patrick, death of, VIII. 100.
Hooper, Pontius. I. 179; II. 386.
Hooper, S. K., II. 344.
Hooper, Capt. William, VII. 208, 210.
Hoops, (Copper), garrison supplies, XI.
430; XII. 127, 129.
Hoover, David, death of, XIV. '52.
Hoover, Elizabeth H., death of, XIV. 52.
Hoover, Henry or Henry Cottrell, cap-
tured by Indians, adopted by Cottrells,
V. 503.
Hoover, Jacob H., XIV. 424; biog., XIII.
168, 178.
Hoover, Jacob M., death of, XI. 134.
Hop, John P., original member of Wash-
ingtonian society, XIII. 390.
Hope, Admiral — , (English), captured
Taku forts (China), IX. 197.
Hope, Charles, VI. 319.
Hope, Capt. Erskine, letter to Col. Hope
regarding health of Gov. Sinclair, XI.
446; letter from Dr. Williamson, XL
441.
Hope, Mrs. Erskine, XI. 446.
Hope, Lieut.-Col. Henry, X. 649, 650, 659,
672; XI. 341, 377, 380, 384, 459, 460,
483, 489, 618; XIII. 66; Governor Gen-
eral of Canada including Michigan ter-
ritory, III. 115, 119; letters from Capt.
Hope regarding health of Gov. Sinclair,
XI. 446; to Gen. Haldimand, X. 656;
unaddressed, X. 645; orders issued to
Capt. Robertson, X. 638; speeches to
Indians. XI. 466.
"Hope," boat, IX. 585; XI. 641; XV. 27;
wrecked, XI. 403.
Hope, college, IX. 93; chartered in 1866,
IX. 327; historical sketch of, IX. 328.
Hopkins, — , pioneer of Homer, II. 232.
Hopkins, — , pioneer of Jackson, II. 296.
Hopkins, — , pioneer of Owosso, II. 485.
Hopkins, — , III. 322; his difficult trip
from Flint to Saginaw, XIV. 179, 180.
Hopkins and brother, XII. 394.
Hopkins, Brig. Gen. — , at Buffalo; 1813,
XV. 460.
Hopkins, Capt. — , British soldier, 1767,
X. 226, 229, 231-233; at siege of Detroit,
VIII. 289, 294, 320, 328, 338.
Hopkins, A. C., X. 39, 40.
Hopkins, Rev. Alonzo, trustee of Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Hopkins, Alvin N., death of, XIII. 132.
Hopkins. Miss Aner (Mrs. H. M. Look),
XIII. 245.
Hopkins, Benjamin, IX. 263, 264, 268.
Hopkins, Mrs. Calvin, XIV. 165.
Hopkins, Chipman, XIV. 424.
Hopkins, Cyrus, II. /437.
Hopkins, George H., V. v.; VI. 7; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, IV. 170; VI.
10; memorial address for John J. Bag-
ley, V. 191.
Hopkins, George P., attorney, XL 311.
Hopkins, H. A. (N.), VI. 387, 390.
Hopkins, Henry W., II. 584.
Hopkins, James H., XI. 307.
Hopkins, Rev. James H., D. D., instructor
in Albion college, II. 207.
Hopkins, Jeremiah, II. 503.
Hopkins, John W., VI. 387; IX. 238, 251,
285; biog., VI. 399, 402.
Hopkins, Dr. Lemuel, II. 55.
Hopkins, M. L., VI. 387, 388, 390.
Hopkins, Mark, educator, V. 45; XIV. 330,
331; era of his work, XIV. 310; tribute
of James A. Garfield to, XIV. 334.
Hopkins Mark M., pioneer of St. Glair,
VI. 410; VII. 565; IX. 256.
Hopkins, Mrs. Mark M. (Miss\ Jasper-
son), VII. 564, 565.
Hopkins, Miss Mary (Mrs. David Han-
chett), XIII. 148.
Hopkins, Peres, XIV. 423.
Hopkins, Samuel F., VII. 565.
Hopkins, Sherman, first settler of Addi-
son township, VII. 561.
Hopkins, Silas, III. 235; IX. 282.
Hopkins, T. A., VI. 244.
Hopkins, Warren, I. 59, 84.
Hopkins & Darr, publishers, VI. 88.
Hopkins, family of Revolutionary fame,
VII. 300.
Hopkins township (Allegan county), Or-
ganized, III. 271.
Hopkinson, George, II. 55; VII. 563;
death of, VIII. 68.
Hopkinson, Marie (Mrs. Geo. H.), death
of, VII. 563.
Hopper, Abram, VI. 175; first city record-
er of Alpena, VI. 184, 211; county
treasurer in 1875-6, I. 519.
Hopper & Davis, VI. 202.
Hopper & Speechly, VI. 203.
Hoppin, Curtis, V. 505.
Hops, product of Michigan compared
with other states in 1889, XIV. 412.
Hopson, Joseph, member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Horley, I. D., III. 346.
Horn, Capt. — , Indian prisoner, 1816,
early settler on St. Glair river, VIII.
405.
Horn, Andrew, VI. 174.
Horn, Peter, III. 422.
Horn & Hern, publishers, VI. 70.
Home, A., loss by fire, I. 347.
Horner, — , pioneer of Belleville, XIV.
494.
Horner, Rev. — , I. 401.
Horner, (Homer) Archibald, I. 345, 347,
500.
278
INDEX.
Homer, Mrs. Jemima, death of, VIII. 114.
Horner, John S., appointed governor, VI.
382; autograph letter presented State
Historical Society, XII. 329; sec-
retary of Michigan territory and act-
ing governor, II. 107, 178; III. 115, 120,
122.
Horner, Mrs. John S., II. 107.
Horner, Joseph, accountant, VI. 322.
Horner, Miss Mary (Mrs. G. P. Sanford),
early teacher of Lansing, VI. 293.
Horns (powder), for Indians, X. 632; XI.
356; garrison supplies, XII. 129, 136-
139.
Hornton, Mrs. Sarah, II. 456.
Horr, Capt. — , XIII. 31.
Horr, Roswell G., VII. 294; congressman,
III. 124; remarks of, XIII. 29-32.
Horry, Capt. — , XIV. 362.
Horse racing on public roads condemned
by grand jury, 1806, XII. 629.
Horses, affected by long boat ride, XIII.
560; claims for losses of, XV. 669-674;
early, raised at Detroit, II. 102; first
acquired by Indians, XIV. 263; intelli-
gence of, XIII. 372; introduced into
Mexico by Cortez, XIV. 263, 653; num-
ber in Michigan compared with other
states in 1889, XIV. 412; number own-
ed by individuals regulated by law,
XIV. 661; number reported at Detroit,
1780, XIII. 53; on cars displaced by
engines, 1831, IX. 272; scarcity of, XV.
149; shipped from England for war of
1812, XV. 255; stolen by Indians, XV.
170; thresh grain by treading, XIV.
610.
Horticultural society, first organized in
Michigan, X. 75; first exhibit of fruits,
X. 76.
Horticulture in Michigan, early history
of, X. 69.
Horton, Lieut. — , XV. 667.
Horton, Miss Ann, VII. 427.
Horton, Benjamin, XIV. 588; and family,
XIV. 587.
Horton, Erastus, II. 583.
Horton, Henry Wisner, VII. 392; first
clerk of township, death of, IX. 60, 62;
land entry, III. 564.
Horton, Mrs. Henry Wisner (Miss Jen-
nings), death of, IX. 62.
Horton, Herbert L., instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Horton, Ira J., XIII. 184.
Horton, Rev. Isaac, VIII. 78.
Horton, J. M., member State Pioneer So-
ciety, XIII. Ill; XIV. 41.
Horton, Joseph, IV. 421.
Horton, William H., VI. 283; county reg-
ister of deeds and supervisor, VI. 297;
member State Pioneer Society, III. 268;
IV. 8; VI. 11; VII. 11; sketch of, VI.
296.
Horton, Willis H., VI. 297.
Hose (fire), garrison supplies, XI. 427;
XII. 129; XV. 564.
Hosford, Rev. — , V. 48.
Hosford, George, III. 488.
Hosford, Joseph, I. 345.
Hosford, Prof. Oramel, A. M., IV. 453;
IX. 96; XIV. 331; instructor in Olivet
college, III, 408, 411, 413, 413n; IX.
93; memoir, III. 419; superintendent of
public instruction, VII. 407;' IX. 323.
Hosford, William, III. 412.
Hoshein, Martin, death of, VIII. 21.
Hoskins, Ebenezer, attorney, XI. 310.
Hoskins, Edwin S., publisher, VI. 75.
Hoskins, G. W., publisher, VI. 75.
Hoskins, Dr. J. B., VI. 334.
Hosmer. Artemas, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Hosrner, John. XII. 366, 368, 369.
Hosmer, Mrs. M. V. B. (Miss Dye). XIII.
260.
Hosmer, Mrs. Mary A., death of, VIII.
113.
Hosmer, Rufus, publisher, I. 433; IV. 245,
437; V. 63; VI. 63, 64, 78, 89; IX. 186,
187; member of the State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 323; tribute to Mr. Keyes,
XIII. 486.
Hosmer, William S.. I. 341.
Hosmer & Kerr, publishers, VI. 78.
Hospital, for insane, recommended by
Gov. Ransom, XIII. 293.
Hotchin, John, III. 609.
Hotchkiss, — , III. 377, 388.
Hotchkiss, — , father of Col. H., IX. 168.
Hotchkiss, the Misses, XIII. 158.
Hotchkiss, Capt. (Col.) Calvin, III. 561,
574; VIII. 241; IX. 168; XIV. 512; land
entry, III. 568.
Hotchkiss, Elizabeth, IV. 196.
Hotchkiss, Enoch, III. 561; land entry,
III. 568.
Hotchkiss, Freeman, biog., XIII. 133, 157.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. Freeman (Miss Lydia
Tompkins), XIII. 157.
Hotchkiss, G. M., II. 85.
Hotchkiss, George W., IV. 183, 196.
Hotchkiss, Isabella (Mrs. John Norvell),
III. 141.
Hotchkiss, Julia A., IV. 194.
Hott, Dr. — , VIII. 631.
Hottger, Conrad, president St. Alphonsus
Benevolent Society, XIII. 437.
Houck, Aaron J., death of, XIII. 131.
Houck, John, III. 553; XIII. 592.
Houck, John P., death of, XIV. 67.
Hough, Rev. — , D. D., VII. 410.
Hough, Alice, death of, IX. 57.
Hough, Benjamin, surveyor, VII. 558.
Hough, David, IV. 357.
Hough, Elizabeth (Mrs. L. Hutchinson),
IV. 357.
Hough, Ira M.. II. 560. 582; X. 56.
Hough, John and wife, II. 228.
Hough, Merrick C., attorney, II. 305, 30S,
INDEX.
279
313-315 334
Hough, Olmsted, sheriff, VII. 531; XIV.
269.
Hough, P. G., death of, XI. 33.
Hough, P. T., death of, IX. 57.
Hough, Mrs. Rebecca F. (Mrs. N. H.),
IV. 357.
Hough, Simon, death of, VIII. 68.
Houghstacker, David, death of, VIII. 46.
Houghtaling, Charles, VI. 234.
Hough tailing, Levi, first constable of
Burlington township, II. 211.
Houghtelin, Mrs. Abram, memoir of, V.
488.
Houghtly, William, death of, XIV. 133.
Houghton, Douglas. M. D., state geologist,
I. 32, 454, 455; III. 107, 189, 194; IV.
v., 17, 18, 21; V. 283; VI. 30, 33, 495;
VII. 166, 183, 184, 500; X. 145, 176,
180; XII. 320, 322, 334, 373, 600; XIII.
325; XIV. 412, 529, 559; appointed
state geologist, IV. 98; bank president,
XIV. 414; biographical sketch, IV. 97;
directed by act of legislature to bore
for salt, IV. 15; drowned in Lake Supe-
rior in 1845, IV. 99; V. 121; extract
from report of 1838 on salt, IV. 13, 14;
first to thoroughly explore mineral
wealth of upper peninsula, surveys of,
I. 182; V. 120; VIII. 147; honorary
member State Historical Society, XII.
318; located salt wells in Saginaw, IV.
363; original member Young Men's So-
ciety of Detroit, XII. 362, 363, 457, 458;
portrait painted by Prof. Bradish and
hung in representative hall, VII. 4, 5,
7; selected books for Young Men's So-
ciety, XII. 372.
Houghton, Eli, XIV. 423.
Houghton, Elizabeth Von S., death of.
XIV. 147.
Houghton, Harriett, officer of the Ladies'
Orphan Association, XIV. 417.
Houghton, Jacob, II. 62; VII. 184; VIII.
117; an account of the discovery of
iron in the upper peninsula, VII. 166;
VIII. 147; gift of, XII. 330; member of
the State Historical Society, XII. 325,
327; member State Pioneer Society and
vice president, I. 28, 86; student of
branch university at Detroit, V. 543.
Houghton, Mrs. Jacob, II. 63.
Houghton, James, XIV. 423.
Houghton, Mrs. Margaret, V. 527.
Houghton, Michael C., death of, XIV. 148.
Houghton, Mrs. Sarah, death of, XIV.
193.
Houghton, Lieut. William, XI. 584, 585,
598, 599, 618; prefers charges against
John Dease for abuses in Indian de-
partment, XI. 556; present at Indian
council, XI. 490; XIII, 107; questions
witnesses at court of inquiry, XI. 557-
559, 568; recommended for medal of
honor, XV. 555; testimony at court of
inquiry, XI. 570.
Houghton & Hubbard, commissioners of
the land board, XII. 341.
Houghton city, early days and growth of,
VIII. 141; "Portage Lake Mining
Gazette," VI. 77.
Houghton county organized, named for
Douglas Houghton, geologist, county
seat located, I. 181, 182; VII. 173; treas-
urer and clerk of in 1875-6, I. 519; vote
of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Houghton & Ontonagon Ry., XI. 122.
Houle, Amos, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Hounsom, Marcus B., V. 369.
House, — , twin brothers, V. 400.
House, — , purchased farm of Simon
Girty, VII. 127.
House, Dr. — , pioneer, VII. 381.
House, Miss Angeline M. (Mrs. Drury),
VII. 382.
House, E. J., II. 205; assessor of internal
revenue, VI. 440.
House, Frederick, II. 273, 292.
House, George A., student of Hillsdale
college, VI. 146.
House, George H.. editor, III. 274.
House, Mrs. Jerusha, death of, VIII. 113.
House, John W., V. 447; XII. 396.
House, Lemuel S., II. 273, 277; VI. 514;
built firs't court house of Jackson, II.
298, 308, 314, 325.
House, M. B., XII. 396.
House, Mrs. R. B.. V. 448.
House. Rodney, II. 290.
House, Sanford, II. 373.
House, W. T., V. 524.
House, Mrs. William, gift to Plymouth
church, VII. 413.
Householder, Mary (Mrs. Beach), .VIII.
95.
Houseman, — , XIV. 134.
Houseman, Joseph, bank director, VI. 324.
Houseman, Julius, bank director, III. 545.
Houses of early missionaries, how made,
XIV. 208.
Houssel, — , II. 308.
Houston, Edgar J., attorney, XI. 311.
Houston, James, death of, IX. 76.
Houston, John, I. 59; II. 228; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 86.
Hovey, — , Allegan county, III. 281.
Hovey, — , early teacher, II. 512.
Hovey, — , extract from his "Magazine of
Horticulture," X. 72.
Hoyey, C. M., XI. 37.
Hovey, Carrie R., IV. 196.
Hovey, E. O., IV. 84.
Hovey, Fred, XI. 37.
Hovey, George and wife, XI. 37.
Hovey, Gurdeon, II. 444.
Hovey, Mrs. Horatio, I. 301.
Hovey, Sewell, II. 444.
Hovey, W. T., IV. 194.
280
INDEX.
Howard, — , Hillsdale county pioneer,
IV. 249.
Howard, — , mayor of Niles, IV. 213.
Howard, Deacon — , V. 524.
Howard, Dr. — , pioneer St. Joseph
county, VI. 421.
Howard,, Mrs. — , II. 10, 94.
Howard, Benjamin C., commissioner to
confer relative to Ohio and Michigan
boundary line, XI. 224.
Howard, Bethuel, and wife, II. 456.
Howard, Burt, son of Gov. H., IV. 124.
Howard, Charles, son of Gov. H., II. 573;
IV. 124, 424.
Howard, Daniel, father of Gov. H., IV.
125.
Howard, E. C., biog., IV. 425.
Howard, Mrs. F. C., II. 63.
Howard, Mrs. George, death of, XIV. 191.
Howard, George H.; professor of music
in Olivet college, III. 413.
Howard, Goodwin, I. 170.
Howard, H., student of branch university
at Detroit, V. 543.
Howard, Henry, state treasurer, III. 319.
Howard, Horatio N., III. 599; IX. 60.
Howard, Jacob M., attorney, I. 512; II.
75, 178; V. 544; VI. 411; VII. 2; IX.
187, 190; XII. 369, 373, 457, 600; XIII.
193, 285, 288; XIV. 642; attorney gen-
eral, 1855, III. 117; congressman, II.
314, 484; III. 123; in the Toledo war,
XIII. 531; member of Congregational
convention, 1842, XII. 358; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 323;
original member of the Young Men's
Society of Detroit, XII. 362; its presi-
dent, XII. 363; publisher, VI. 66; state
senator, III. 123; XIII. 528.
Howard, James B., son of Gov. H., IV.
124, 129.
Howard, John, III. 475; early merchant
of Detroit, II. 573; V. 533; XIV. 532,
535; first settler of Pulaski township,
V. 346.
Howard, Capt. John, IV. 425; X. 425; gar-
risoned Fort Mackinaw in 1780, VI.
356.
Howard, John E., I. 209; III. 485.
Howard, John J., I. 209.
Howard, Mrs. John T., XIV. 184.
Howard, Joseph, merchant and trader,
X. 504; XI. 528, 529; XV. 25; gives se-
curity for goods, IX. 389, 390; goods
and boats seized, IX. 358, 363, 383, 384;
receipt for goods, X. 505; signs peti-
tion for protection in the Indian trade,
XL 484; subscription for a missionary
at Michilimackinac, X. 290.
Howard, Col. Joshua, U. S. A., soldier of
the Mexican war, I. 450, 508; II. 174;
IV. 425; sheriff, XIV. 458; signed ad-
dress to Maj. Wm. H. Puthuff, VIII.
655; tribute to, XIII. 537; U. S. com-
missioner, VI. 381, 382; U. S. marshal,
IV. 408.
Howard, Miss Julia (Mrs. Ingersoll), stu-
dent of female seminary at Detroit,
1841, V. 545.
Howard, L. B., VI. 196; captain of Home
guards, VI. 197.
Howard, Mrs. M. A., wrote dedicatory
hymn for Plymouth church, VII. 413.
Howard, M. D., I-X. 296.
Howard, Mars, member State Pioneer So-
ciety, III. 8, 266.
Howard, Marvin. IX. 162.
Howard, Mary, death of. XL 84.
Howard, Mrs. Mary, V. 545.
Howard, Michael, death of, VIII. 116.
Howard, Mrs. Nancy Hubbard (Mrs. John
H.), XIV. vi., 532; "Recollections of
Port Huron." XIV. 531.
Howard, Rev. R. L. (H.), VI. 37n; trus-
tee of Hillsdale college, VI. 163.
Howard, Sanford, journalist, VI. 78.
Howard, Sumner, attorney, III. 463; IV.
246.
Howard, Thompson, X. 123.
Howard, Warren, VIII. 660.
Howard, William, death of, XIV. 70.
Howard, William A., II. 76; III. 413; IV.
v.; V. 268, 542; biographical sketch, IV.
124, 125; chairman State Central Com-
mittee, IV. 128; congressman, III. 124,
124n; IV. 126; delegate to national con-
ventions, IV. 128; governor of Dakota,
IV. 128; graduate of Middlebury col-
lege, IV. 125; member of committee to
investigate conditions in Kansas, IV.
127; member of relief committee ap-
pointed by Gov. Baldwin to aid fire
sufferers, IX. 339; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 92; VII. 10; postmaster
of Detroit, IV. 128; president Young
Men's Society, XIV. 416; publisher, VI.
66; speech in support of war, IV. 128;
tendered office of minister plenipoten-
tiary to China, IV. 128.
Howard, Mrs. William A., IV. 124, 129.
Howard, William G., attorney, XI. 311.
Howard, William S., IV. 129.
Howard & McCarlan, signs petition for
better trade facilities, XL 461.
Howard & Sawyer, attorneys, XII. 600.
Howard & Toms, IV. 422.
Howard City "Record," VI. 90.
Howarth, Henry, II. 444.
Howe, — , III. 616.
Howe, Mrs. — , death of, XIII. 228.
Howe, Abigail Thompson, III. 622.
Howe, Albert, XL 60.
Howe, Betsy, II. 545.
Howe, Mrs. C. H. (Miss King), X. 184.
Howe, Charles F., VI. 215; XL 27.
Howe, Daniel Waite, XL 13.
Howe, Edwin, graduate of West Point,
II. 545.
INDEX.
281
Howe, Lieut. George, I. 249.
Howe, H., III. 294.
Howe, J. B., early teacher, I. 450.
Howe, Miss Jane A. (Mrs. Carr), VII.
449.
Howe, Joseph, Sr., III. 622.
Howe, Joseph, Jr., VII. 575; sketch of,
III. 622.
Howe, Luther, death of, XIII. 112.
Howe, Orin, II. 544; land entry first in
township, IV. 396; postmaster and
member of the legislature, II. 546.
Howe, Russell, death of, VII. 551.
Howe, Mrs. Sarah M.,- biog., VI. 399, 401.
Howe, T. L., III. 606.
Howe, Thomas, of Brownville, N. Y.,
elected honorary member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 319.
Howe, Thomas Y., II. 398; subscription
to first court house, II. 427.
Howe, U. Tracy, XII, 364; member
Young Men's Society, Detroit, XII. 327,
365; member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 323; member of Eureka
Iron Co., XIII. 320.
Howe, Wilson D., V. 421.
Howe, Gen. (Lord, Viscount) William, II.
593; III. 18; IX. 516; letter to Gen.
Haldimand, XI. 465.
Howell, — , pioneer landlord, IV. 459.
Howell, Rev. — , pioneer, V. 310.
Howell, Judge Andrew, VII. 530; XIV.
50; address before Lena wee Pioneer
Association, XIII. 586; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 327;
member state legislature, on committee
to arrange memorial on death of Sena-
tor E. S. Northrup, VII. 226; member
State Pioneer Society, III. 268; IV. 8.
Howell, Ashbell, assessor of Albion town-
ship, 1837, II. 203.
Howell, Charles, attorney, graduate of
university of Michigan, biog., IV. 429;
XIV. 148, 160, 192.
-Howell, Mrs. D. M., IV. 228.
Howell, Capt. David W., pioneer teacher,
V. 265; VIII. 261; X. 191.
Howell, Mrs. Fidelia A., death of, IX. 43.
Howell, Dr. George, "History of Macon
Township," XIII. 590.
Howell, Mrs. Horace, death of, XIII. 131.
Howell, Jackson A., student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146.
Howell, John, IV. 301, 304.
Howell, Dr. Joseph, early settler of
Macon township, XIII. 594; VII. 528;
assisted in organizing first temperance
society in township, XIII. 589; death
of, XIII. 229; delegate to convention of
1835, II. 373, 415; first supervisor of
township, XIII. 596.
Howell, L. S., biog., X. 191.
Howell, M. E. N., publisher, XIV. 161.
Howell, Royal, supervisor, biog., XIV.
106, 109.
36
Howell, Simon, II. 485; III. 294.
Howell, William T., attorney, I. 512; XI.
41; elected member of Nurserymen and
Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81;
president pro tern, of state senate, XIV.
412.
Howell, "Courier," "Democrat," "Republi-
can," VI. 86, 87.
Howell & Lansing plank road, VII. 421.
Hower, Mrs. — , V. 505.
Howes, Mrs. George, III. 360.
Howeson, R. R., of Va., elected corres-
ponding member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 328.
Howgate, Capt. Henry M., U. S. A., gift
of. III. 6.
Howitt, Miss Mary, of England, elected
honorary member of State Historical
Society, XII. 321.
Rowland, — , Kalamazoo, VI. 309.
Rowland, Mrs. — , Detroit, III. 229.
Rowland, A. K., member of the Brady
guards, XIII. 525.
Rowland, Mrs. C. E., I. 248.
Rowland, Chester, V. 448.
Rowland, E. K. & P., land entry, III.
401.
Howland, Mrs. Isabella, V. 528.
Rowland, Samuel, V. 438; VI. 312.
Howland, W. W., member of the Brady
guards, XIII. 526; XIV. 416.
Howlet, Capt. Robert, VI. 396; IX. 281.
director of first bank of Grand Haven,
IX 285
Hewlett, Samuel, Sr., biog., XIII. 239,
249; early mail carrier, XIII. 250.
Hewlett, Mrs. Samuel, Sr. (Elizabeth
Smith), XIII. 239, 250.
Howser, Eli, death of, XI. 132.
Hoxie, — , XIV. 152.
Roxie, Anna (Mrs. C. H.), VII. 515.
Hoxie, Cornelius, II. 584; VII. 515.
Hoxie, Fred, VI. 358; XIV. 511.
Hoxie, J., opened foundry in 1836, III.
283.
Hoxie, James, V. 410.
Hoxie, Job, settled at Romeo in 1820, IV.
314.
Hopkins, John W., IX. 334.
Hoxie, Orton, VI. 235.
Hoxie settlement, II. 14; IV. 314.
Hoxie trail, VI. 413.
Hoxsey, Mrs. D. (Miss Poppleton), IX.
207.
Hoy, Col. John, IV. 397.
Hoyes, Lt. Col.—, XI. 402, 403.
Hoyle, — , X. 118.
Hoyle, Eliza Jane (Mrs. Robert E. Pot-
ter), XIII. 169.
Hoyne, Thomas, VIII. 10.
Hoyt, Mrs — , VII. 304.
Hoyt, Alvin, III, 609.
Hoyt, Mrs. Alva S., death of, VII. 465.
Hoyt, Cephas, his debate with E. V.
Spencer, XIV. 365, 366.
232
INDEX.
Hoyt, Daniel O., III. 342, 343.
Hoyt, Edwin Jr., bank cashier, VI. 324.
Hoyt, Eli & Co., VIII. 243.
Hoyt, Elizabeth, V. 421.
Hoyt, F. K, VII. 293.
Hoyt, Mrs. F. E. (Miss Warner). VII.
583.
Hoyt, George W., death of, XIV. 68.
Hoyt, Mrs. Harriet T., member of State
Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII. 8.
Hoyt, Henry, V. 421.
Hoyt, Mrs. Henry, VIII. 95.
Hoyt, Henry C., VIII. 90.
Hoyt, Ira, First teacher in Holland, IX.
327
Hoyt, Dr. James M., VIII. 243; XIV. 425;
"Description of the sickly season,"
XIV. 426-429; "History of the town of
Commerce," XIV. 421; Member State
Pioneer Society, XIII. Ill; XIV. 41.
Hoyt, Miss Jane W. (Mrs. Jordan), A.
M., principal of female department
Hillsdale College, VI. 161.
Hoyt, Jesse, III. 279; IV. 18, 19; VII.
279; VIII. 74, 243.
Hoyt, John L., death of, XIV. 189.
Hoyt, Martha (Mrs. Martin), VIII. 90.
Hoyt, Miss Mary (Mrs. Abner Calhoun)
XIV. 527.
Hoyt, Rev. Melancthon, III. 482.
Hoyt, Moses B., death of, XIV. 132.
Hoyt, Rev. Ora P., II. 164; V. 413; VII.
478; member of State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 339.
Hoyt. Quincy, III. 485.
Hoyt, Judge Stephen, I. 207, 208; III,
521; V. 373; XI. 210; XIV. 527.
Hoyt, William C., I. 14, 33; II. 573:
V. v., vii.; death of, XIII. 168; "Early
Recollections," V. 61; "Notes from an
old account book," V. 558.
Hubbard, — , book agent, 1850, XIV. 384.
Hubbard, Amos C., nurseryman, X. 74;
his exhibit of fruit in 1847, X. 76;
president of Horticultural Society, X.
79; president of nursery and fruit
growers association, X. 82, S3.
Hubbard, Abigail (Sage), VI. 344.
Hubbard, Alpheus, XIV. 425.
Hubbard, Asahel, III. 551.
Hubbard, Bela, I. viii., 14, 33, 59, 340,
341; II. v., 86; III. viii., ix., 610, 644;
V. 4, 536; VII. 184; XII. 322; "Ancient
Garden Beds," II. 21; "Climate of De-
troit," III. 67; "Early Colonization of
Detroit," I. 347; "Early Orchards,"
XIII. 319; exhibit of fruits in 1847,
X. 76, 77; farm of and abstract of title,
VI. 500; "Geological Expedition of
1837," III. 189; gifts of. XII. 329, 341;
Historical address on the naming of
lake St. Clair. III. 647; journalist, VII.
99; member of first Horticultural So-
ciety, X. 75, 79; member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 321, 325, 327, 343,
346, 348; member State Pioneer Soci-
ety, I. 90; member executive committee,
II. vii., 68; III. 4; "Memoir of Luther
Harvey," I. 406; presents memorial
relative to agriculture in 1850, VI. 119;
president Young Men's Society, XII.
364; XIV. 416; trustee for first asylum,
XIII, 296; vice president State His-
torical Society, I. 13.
Hubbard, Charley, band leader, 14, 380.
Hubbard, David, Sr., V. 425, 426; VII.
374; XIV. 338.
Hubbard, David Jr., attorney, soldier of
the Mexican war, XI. 311; brief sketch
of, XI. 316.
Hubbard, Mrs. Diantha (Mrs. E. Lam-
son), XIV. 90.
Hubbard, Diodate, III. ix.; V. 487; X.
123; XIV. 589, 605; entered land in
1821, III. 568; "Jonathan Hubbard and
Family," III. 593.
Hubbard, Edward, soldier of war of 1812,
III. 594; VIII. 629; XIV. 533.
Hubbard, Eli, first supervisor of Port
Lawrence township, VI. 375.
Hubbard, Elizur, VI. 344.
Hubbard, George, VI. 344; on census roll
of Detroit 1827, 12, 461^.
Hubbard, George E., first hardware mer-
chant of Grand Haven, VI. 396; IX.
281, 282.
Hubbard, George W., III. 454.
Hubbard, Giles, III. 553; subscription to
first court house, II. 428.
Hubbard, Grace D., IV. 196.
Hubbard, Gurdon S., III. vii.; IV. 6; V.
34; 14, 42; attends Indian feasts for
the dead, III. 126; autobiography and
genealogy of, VI. 344; built first brick
building in Chicago, XIV. 545; clerk
for American Fur company, salary,
III. 125; first beef and pork packer in
Chicago, XIV. 545; gift to State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 42; "Incidents ef the
Administration of Indian Justice," III.
127; member of Illinois state legis-
lature, XIV. 545; "Trip from Montreal
to Chicago in 1818," III. 125; XIV. 544.
Hubbard, Henry G., member of commit-
tee to revise constitution of Young
Men's Temperance Society, XII. 458.
Hubbard, Henry H., III. 362; IX. 18.
Hubbard, Rev. J. R., I. 240.
Hubbard, John, member of State Pio-
neer Society, I. 90.
Hubbard, Jonathan, III. ix.; his trip to
Michigan, XIV., 532, and family, III.
593; XIV. 583.
Hubbard, Joseph, V. 470, 479.
Hubbard, Miss Laura J., V. 431.
Hubbard, Lewis, II. 413; XIV. 133.
Hubbard, Lucy A. (Mrs. Childs), VI. 457.
Hubbard, Manoah, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Hubbard, Miss Nancy (Mrs. John How-
INDEX. 283
ard), XIV. 531. IV. 347; V. 496; XIII. 337; passengers
Hubbard, Robert J., of N. Y., elected cor- on last trip of Walk-in-the-water, IV.
responding member of State Historical 114; V. 9.
Society, XII. 343. Hudson, Rev. Jonathan, III. 242, 243;
Hubbard, Mrs. Rose, death of, XIII. 277; XIII. 409.
XIV. 183. Hudson, Joseph, III. 227.
Hubbard, Russel, land entry, III. 404. Hudson, Mrs. Joseph, III. 329.
Hubbard, Samuel, student of Hillsdale Hudson, Martin, XIII. 197; death of, XIV.
college, VI. 146. 44, 98; member State Pioneer Society,
Hubbard, Judge Samuel of Massachusetts, IX. 90; II. 12.
invests in Michigan lands. III. 279, 401; Hudson, Mrs. Martin, death of, XIII. 196,
IV. 173, 174, 176; VI. 488. 197.
Hubbard, Samuel M., publisher, III. 275. Hudson, Polydore, I. 130; II. 211, 220,
Hubbard, Sarah, I. 423; III. 593. 221, 233; III, 348; V. 262, 265; first
Hubbard, Thomas H., transfer of land, postmaster of Battle Creek, III. 349;
VI. 502. sketch of, V. 228; tavern of, V. 247.
Hubbard, W. R., grocer, X. 123. Hudson, Mrs. Polydore, V. 228.
Hubbard, William, 2, 583. Hudson, T. N., III. 281.
Hubbard, Willis, instructor in School for Hudson, W. O., III. 278.
the Deaf and Dumb, III. 446. Hudson, William, II. 306.
Hubbard & Co., land entries, III. 401. Hudson Bay Company, XI. 189, 192;
Hubbard £ Davis, nurserymen, X. 74; chartered 1696, VII. 198; influence in
their exhibit of fruit in 1847, X. 77. the west, XIV. 550; on the Pacific
Hubbard & Wager, merchants, XIII. 181. Coast, VII. 504, 550; purchased white
Huobardston "Advertiser," VI. 80. women captives of Indians restoring
Hubbell, — , V. 69. them to freedom, XIV. 551.
Hubbell, — , graduate of Middlebury col- Hudson "Gazette," "Post," VI. 84, 86.
lege. XIV. 17. Hudson House, VI. 293.
Hubbell, — , pioneer of Jackson, II. 304. Hudson River Ry. constructed, VI. 369.
Hubbell, Caroline, death of, VIII. 68. Hudson township (Lenawee county), or-
Hubbell, Mrs. Henrietta, death of, VI. ganized, II. 362, 365; first settlers, II.
383. 374.
Hubbell, Henry, memoir of, XIV. 482. Hudson's dock, I. 439.
Hubbell, Mrs. Hulda, XI. 115. Hueber, Charles, VI. 176, 196.
Hubbell, Jay A., congressman, opposes Huehue. Tlapalan, ancient empire, III. 47.
pension bill for Mexican war soldiers, Huff, Alexander, entered land in 1833,
III. 124; VI. 23; member State Pioneer m. 566.
Society, VIII, 119; IX. 10, vice presi- Huff, Daniel, death of, IX. 39.
dent, IX. xi.; XI. vii., 10; XIII. 26; Huff, Mrs. E. L., V. 486.
XIV. vii., 18. Huff, Freeman, death of, XI. 39.
Hubbell, Jonathan, memoir of, XIV. 482. Huff, George, I. 345.
Hubbell, Sardis S., death of, XIII. 239. Huff, Henry and wife, I. 169.
Hubbell, Walton, II. 13. Huff, John, first settler of West Bloom-
Hubert, — , X. 278. field, VII. 560; entered land in 1823,
Huckleberries, V. 250. Ill, 564.
Huddleston, L., III. 280. Huff,' Joseph, death of, IX. 40.
Hudson, Aaron, V. 228. Huff, Stephen, death of, XI. 38.
Hudson, Bradley, member of the legis- Huffman, Maj. — , commander of Fort
lature, V. 228. Gratiot, XI. 251, 257.
Hudson, Daniel E., II. 144. Huffman, B., probate judge of Mackinac,
Hudson, Elon W., II. 62. VI. 348.
Hudson, Eva M., IV. 194. Hugal. Mrs. Charles, death of, 14, 183.
Hudson, Rev. George W., VIII. 59. Huggett, Mrs.. James R. (Miss Brackett),
Hudson, Mrs. Harriet, V. 545. 13, 166.
Hudson, Hendrick, I. 376. Huggett, Mrs. James R., (Miss Woolsey),
Hudson, Henry, VIII. 2:»7; built second 13, 137.
dock in Detroit, I. 439; on census roll Huggins, Z., 3, 280, 281.
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. Hughes, Mrs. and family at York, XV.
Hudson, Hiram B., III. 292; V. 228; 284.
oounty clerk in 1875-6. I. 519. Hughes, Lt. Col. — , his arrival at
Hudson, J., III. 280. Kingston, XV. 284.
Hudson, Rev. J. T., X. 53. Hughes, Amanda Celestia (Mrs. Gage),
Hudson, Rev. James, II. 165. Ill, 397.
Hudson, Rev. John S. and wife, mission Hughes, Caroline Hannah (Mrs. Spen-
teachers at Fort Gratiot, 1821, III. 115; cer). III. 397.
284
INDEX.
Hughes, Charles, attorney, X. 182.
Hughes, David, death of, XIII. 731.
Hughes, David Darwin, attorney, II, 201;
III. 397; VII. vii., 510; VIII. 9; XL
279, 286; XIII. 516; biographical
sketch of, VI. 489; candidate for con-
gress and supreme court judge, VII.
492; counsel for G. R. & I. Ry., III.
398; declined colonel's commission of-
fered by Governor Blair, III. 398; gift
of, XII. 339; member of State Pioneer
Society, I. 86; VII. 10; prominent suits
engaged in, VI. 490, 491, 512; sketch
of, by Judge T. M. Cooley, VII. 509;
vice president State Pioneer Society,
II. vii.
Hughes, Mrs. David Darwin, VII. 489,
510.
Hughes, Electa (Mrs. Plum), III. 396.
Hughes, Elitha Elpha (Mrs. Syks), III.
397.
Hughes, Freeman, 3, 395.
Hughes, Miss Grace (Mrs. Whedon), III.
395
Hughes, Henry, VII. 509; sketch of, III.
395.
Hughes, Mrs. Henry, death of, III. 395.
Hughes, Rev. Henry, XIII. 120.
Hughes, Henry C., III. 396; land entry,
III. 401.
Hughes, Mrs. Henry C., III. 396, 397.
Hughes, Henry Freeman, III. 395; VII.
509.
Hughes, Laura (Mrs. Kennedy), III. 396.
Hughes, Lucretia (Mrs. A. White), III.
396.
Hughes, Maria (Mrs. Blodgett), III. 396.
'Hughes, Miss Maud. VII. 489.
Hughes, P. G., II. 320.
Hughes, Patrick, death of, XIV. 139.
Hughes, Peter, death of, IX. 39.
Hughes, Polly (Mrs. Win. Finch), III.
396
Hughes, Richard, III. 405.
Hughes, Richard H., III. 453; member of
the 23rd M. V. I., sketch of, IX. 35.
Hughes, Mrs. Richard H. (Miss Dullam),
IX. 35.
Hughes, Rossel Bowen, I. 7; III. 397; in
command of company of Merrill's
Horse, war of 1861, III. 399.
Hughes, Mrs. Rossel Bowen, III. 392,
397.
Hughes, Sally Triphena (Mrs. Sweeting),
III. 396.
Hughes, Walter H., attorney, VII. 510.
Hughes & O'Brien, attorneys, III. 398;
VII. 490, 510.
Hughes & Woolley, attorneys, III. 398.
Hughes, O'Brien & Smiley, attorneys, III.
398; VII. 490, 510.
Hughes family, III. 395.
Hugiman (Hugawnin), Lt. Daniel, ex-
changed as prisoner of war, XV. 206;
388.
Huginin, Mrs. E., I. 298.
Huguenots at Quebec, 8, 370.
Huguet Latour, L. A., M. P., gift of, XII.
347, 350.
Huissaar, Rev. A., IX. 312.
Hulbert, Mrs. Ann H., "Sketch of Rev.
Abel Bingham," II. 146.
Hulbert, Asa, death of, XIII. 277.
Hulbert, Chauncey, officer of Mechanics
Society, XIV. 416.
Hulbert, Edwin J., member of State Pio-
neer Society, I. 86; vice president, I.
28, 56; III. 108.
Hulbert, Thomas J., I. 426, 428; assistant
bank cashier1, XIV. 414.
Hulbert, John, III. 321; member consult-
ing committee of the Ladies Orphan
Association, XIV. 417; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 320.
Hulburt, Mrs. John, member of commit-
tee to examine primary schools, 1842,
I. 456.
Hulburt, Maria E., officer of the Ladies
Orphan Association, XIV. 417.
Hulett, Orratus, V. 477.
Hulin, John W., 2, 316.
Hull, Abijah, surveyor, I. 344 b, 345.
Hull, Capt. Abraham F., I. 345; ex-
changed prisoner of war, XV. 206, 388.
Hull, Ann (Mrs. H. H. Hickman), daugh-
ter of Gov. H., VIII. 556.
Hull, Archibald, son of Gov. H., taxes for
1805; V. 533.
•Hull, B. F., bank teller, XIV. 415.
Hull, C. B., IV. 451.
Hull, Mrs. Charles (Miss Clark), XIV.
74.
Hull, David, member of grand jury, 1809
which investigated Gov. Hull et al.,
VIII. 589.
Hull, David B., V. 416. t
Hull, Ezekiel A., biog., XI. 34.
Hull, G. H.,. III. 280.
Hull, George, VIII. 615.
Hull, Isaac, IV. 232.
Hull, James, student in School for Deaf
and Dumb, fine workmanship of, III.
446.
Hull, Jane Van Vliet (Mrs. Sewell Hull),
biog., IV. 228.
Hull, Rev. Jeremiah, I. 210.
Hull, John, III. 8, 609, 610; VI. 421; ad-
dressed State Pioneer meeting, III. 614,
death of, VIII. 97; member State Pio-
neer Society, III. 266; pioneer musi-
cian, V. 516.
Hull, Prof. L. C., principal of school, III.
359.
Hull, Miss Laura, XIV. 32.
Hull, Levi T., publisher, VI. 94.
Hull, Lora Northrup (Mrs. P. G. H.), IV.
229
Hull, Marian, IV. 232.
Hull, Mary J., IV. 194.
Hull, Milton, IV. 230.
INDEX.
285
Hull, Noah, XIV. 448.
Hull, Prof. P. G., IV. 229.
Hull, Sewell, IV. 226, 228.
Hull, William, VI. 421; member State
Pioneer Society, IX. 91; XI. 12.
Hull, Gen. and Gov. William, I. 344b, 470,
498, 507; II. 106, 567, 608; III. 97, 222,
594; IV. 105, 299, 333, 345, 472; V.
533; VI. 357, 360; VIII. ix., 403, 548,
557, 630, 633, 648, 649; X. 90; XI. 19;
XII. 466, 482, 562, 563; XIII. 489; XV.
iii., 77, 116, 117, 120, 125, 128, 131, 134,
135, 137, 145, 158, 162, 188, 302, 405,
406, 483; 659; address to Indians, VIII.
567; appointed first territorial governor
of Michigan, I. 37, 339, 431; III. 115;
approves petition for bank charter, II.
Ill; arrived at Detroit, VIII. 2; XV.
100; authorized to raise an army, ap-
pointed commander-in-chief, I. 431;
V. 374; crossed to Canada, VI. 465, 466;
468; death of, I. 431n; en route with
army to Detroit, reported strength of,
XV. 181; established district of Erie,
IV. 319; gave money to Indians, XV.
129; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; his
movements observed by Tecumseh. XV.
181; his troops cut off, XIII. 310; in-
dicted for granting illegal pardon, V.
560; interest in case of Capt. Muir and
Ensign Lundie, XV. 38; investigated
by grand jury, VIII. 587; left Detroit
on parole, XV. 338; letters from W.
Eustis, XV. 92-94; George McDougal,
VIII. 578; James Madison, VIII. 574,
582; Sir George Prevost, XV. 140; Lt.
Col. St. George, XV. 96; Maj. James
Witherell, VIII. 627; to Judge Wither-
ell, VIII. 566; unaddressed, VIII. 556;
list of Michigan soldiers surrendered at
Detroit, V. 555, 557; march from Day-
ton, Ohio to Detroit, V. 188; memorial
to Pres. Jas. Madison for the removal
of, VIII. 589-592; notifies A. B. Wood-
ward of a meeting of the legislative
board, VIII. 605, 610; occupation ' of
. Sandwich, effect upon Indians, XV.
105, 143; offers protection to British
families who remain in their homes,
XV. 105; orders rations distributed to
British deserters, VIII. (528; original
stockholder of Detroit's first bank,
VIII. 575; papers outlining plan
of campaign captured by the British,
XV. 97, 115, 292; paroled by Lt. Gen.
Sir George Prevost, XV. 185; pardoned
Maj. Whipple for contempt of court, V.
560; presents medal to Indians, VIII.
568; prisoner of war, exchange of, XV.
205, 206, 335, 336, 367, 385-389; procla-
mation for Canada, XV. 106; presented
State Historical Society, XII. 329; re-
calls Col. Lewis Cass after his victory
at Amherstburg, XIII. 315; report of his
trial presented State Historical Society,
XII. 332; report to President Jefferson
presented Historical Society, XII. 334;
repulsed on the Canard river, XV. 119,
127; retains the friendship of Fred-
erick Bates, VIII. 561, 565; signs act
concerning the supreme court, VIII.
617; signs act regulating district of De-
troit, VIII. 616; signs adjustment of
claims, VIII. 557; sketch of, III. 119,
121; surrendered Detroit, I. 150; 361,
408, 474, 488; II. 37, 65; IV. 90. 94, 320,
327; V. 48, 139, 188; VI. 498; VIII. 234;
XIV. 35, 36, 534; XV. 139; treaty with
Indians, III. 559; XIV. 259; XV. 45.
Hull House, I. 503; II. 14; first brick
building in Michigan, X. 86; when
erected, IV. 472.
Hull road, through the Black swamp, I.
507.
Hull's stockade, X. 90, 92.
Hully & Dickinson, IX. 281.
Hulsart, Charles, soldier of 1861, II. 436.
Hulsart, Dexter, soldier of 1861, II. 436.
Hulsart, Robert, soldier of 1861, II. 436,
437
Hulsart, William, soldier of 1861, II. 436,
437, 444.
Hulst, Rev. L. G., IX. 298.
Hulst, Rev. T., IX. 307.
Humboldt, — , astronomer, V. 33.
Hume, Dr. John James, VII. 87; shot at
battle of Windsor, XIII. 600.
Hume, Dr. — , of Vermont, his temper-
ance work, XIII. 394.
Hume, Dr. A. M., X. 205.
Hume, Mrs. Anna, VI. 258.
Hume, Catherine, VI. 254.
Hume, David, historian, XI. 216.
Humeston, Caleb, V. 562.
Humming Bird (Nanocosse), Indian
name of Rev. E. H. Day, XIV. 223.
"Humming Bird," boat on Grand River,
IX. 285.
Humphrey, — , early pioneer, II. 470, 471.
Humphrey, — , early temperance worker,
XIII. 389.
Humphrey, — , mail carrier and stage
line manager, III. 508; XIV. 326.
Humphrey, Alvin, I. 244.
Humphrey, Miss Fannie, XIV. 30.
Humphrey, Heman, president of Am-
herst College, interviewed by J. D.
Pierce, I. 39, 42.
Humphrey, Horace, soldier of 1812, cap-
tured by the British, XV. 195.
Humphrey, J. B., attorney, III. 313;
judge of probate, III. 286.
Humphrey, Jane, IV. 283.
Humphrey, Jeremiah, pioneer attorney,
III. 131; XI. 290, 310, 316; sketch of,
III. 132.
Humphrey, John, member of the legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Humphrey, L., III. 292.
286
INDEX.
Humphrey, Levi S., member of board of
commissioners of internal improve-
ment, XIII. 357; publisher, VI. 89; reg-
ister of the U. S. land office 1836, VI.
368, 369, 374; U. S. marshal, XIII. 537;
XIV. 415.
Humphrey, Rev. Luther, I. 399, 401; VI.
316.
Humphrey, Lyman. XIV. 424.
Humphrey, Mark, X. 39, 40.
Humphrey, Gen. William, auditor gen-
eral, VI. 85; publisher, VI. 85; stu-
dent of Hillsdale College, VI. 146.
Humphrey, Col. Willis C., soldier of the
rebellion, biog., XIII. 196, 198.
Humphrey & Co., II. 89.
Humphrey & Campbell, publisher, VI. 79.
Humphreys, Barlow & Dr. Lemuel
Hopkin published the "Anarchiad,"
II. 55.
Humphreys, William, his deposition, X.
356.
Hungerford, Antoinette Chubb, member
State Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII.
8.
Hungerford, Austin N., V. 147.
Hungerford, Benjamin, II. 450.
Hungerford, Mrs. Cyrus, death of, XIII.
131.
Hungerford, Eliphalet, XIV. 423.
Hungerford, George, XIV. 424.
Hungerford, James, XIV. 424.
Hungerford, Morgan B., member State
Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII. 8.
Hungerford, Philo. entered land in 1825,
II. 449.
Hungerford, Samuel, entered land in
1825, II. 449, 450; III. 565; first su-
pervisor of Novi township, II. 451, 456.
Hungerford, Mrs. Samuel. II. 456.
Hungerford, Stephen, XIV. 424.
Hunn, A., VIII. 502.
Hunot, Gabriel, on census roll of Detroit.
1782, X. 610.
Hunsberger, Rev. W. A., XIII. 120.
Hunsecker, Mrs. Catherine, biog., XI. 59,
72.
Hunsiker, C. H., land entry, III. 401.
Hunsiker, H., land entry, III. 402.
Hunsiker, Mrs. Pamelia, see Hunsiker,
Mrs. Sylvanus.
Hunsiker, Sylvanus sr., pioneer of Belle-
vue, III. 387, 389-391, 393, 394; XII.
391; land entries, III. 401, 402.
Hunsiker, Mrs. Sylvanus, III. 393, 394;
VII. 380; death of, VIII. 29.
Hunt, Mrs. — (Miss Navarre), VI. 499.
Hunt, A. R., death of, XIV. 186.
Hunt, Alfred, death of, VII. 567, 569.
Hunt, Mrs. Alice, V. 542.
Hunt, Alvinza, death of, VIII. 46.
Hunt, Anna. I. 423; officer of the Ladies'
Orphan Association, XIV. 417.
Hunt. Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.IV.
474.
Hunt, Cleveland, I. 340; III. 644; IV.
429; member of State Historical Socie-
ty, XII. 336.
Hunt, Daniel, entered land in 1835, III.
566.
Hunt, E. W., member State Pioneer So-
ciety, III. 266; .IV. 5; VIII. 237, 238;
V. 10.
Hunt, Edward H., bank teller, VI. 323.
Hunt, Emily W., death of, XIII. 229.
Hunt, Miss Eunice (Mrs. Bartlett), IX.
30.
Hunt, George, Lenawee county, death of,
XIV. 135.
Hunt, George, teacher, VII. 569.
Hunt, George, Indian trader, II. 572; IV.
473; V. 326; his account of an attack
of the Winnebagos, presented Histori-
cal Society. XII. 347.
Hunt, Harriet (Mrs. Dewey), XI. 115.
Hunt, Harry, IV. 474.
Hunt, Harvey, V. 524.
Hunt, Hearty (Mrs. J. J. Woodman),
XIV. 343, 344.
Hunt, Col. Henry Jackson (I.), merch-
ant, I. 24, 345, 346, 412, 413, 420, 422,
423, 439, 496, 499, 500, 501; II. 608; III.
594; IV. 473, 474; V. 558; VI. 484;
VIII. 236, 641, 657, 658, 660; X. 87;
XII. 645; XIII. 483, 484; XIV. 573;
674; amount for Indian supplies,
XV. 488; confides important secrets to
Blue Jacket, XV. 24; highway tax of
1812, IV. 409; located land in 1819,
XIV. 431; member of Detroit com-
pany to repress Indians, XIII. 505;
member "Pontiac Company," III. 560;
promotes public amusements. XII. 662;
subscription of for the purchase of
gunpowder, VIII. 620; trustee of First
Protestant church of Detroit, XIII. 429.
Hunt, Mrs. Henry Jackson, V. 540.
Hunt, Henry T., I. 258.
Hunt, Hiram B., I. 179; VII. 347; on
muster roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Hunt, Mrs. Israel, I. 345.
Hunt, J. W., corresponding member of
State Historical Society, XII. 328.
Hunt, James B.. III. 103; congressman,
III. 123; member of Board of Commis-
sioners of internal improvement, XIII.
357; president State Agricultural So-
ciety, IX. 204.
Hunt, James M., XI. 112.
Hunt, Jedediah, II. 572; passenger on
last trip of Walk-in-the-Water, IV. 114;
V. 9.
Hunt, Jeremiah, III. 568.
Hunt, Jesse, district paymaster, XII.
451.
Hunt, John, school examiner, XIV. 343;
sketch of, XIV. 189.
Hunt, Judge John, died 1827, I. 419, 422;
INDEX.
287
V. 63, 558; X. 87; XII. vi., 567, 569;
appointed judge in 1824, III. 122; at-
tacked by W. A. Fletcher, XII. 573;
574; his defense, XII. 574-576; his
"straw legs" cured by Dr. Delavan,
XIV. 39; member of committee of res-
olutions for Peter Navarre, V. 189;
signs call for meeting to instruct del-
egate to congress, XII. 645; signs me-
morial of Wayne county bar, XII. 552;
signs memorial to judges citing errors
of clerk, XII. 639.
Hunt, John Elliott, merchant, IV. 474;
VII. 71; VIII. 193.
Hunt, King, XIV. 343.
Hunt, Rev. L. M., IV. 180; V. 416; XIII.
421; death of, IV. 270.
Hunt, Laurentio, XIV. 343.
Hunt, Lewis Cass, IV. 474.
Hunt, Lucius, III. 580, 590.
Hunt, M. R., I. 268, 269.
Hunt, Mary, I. 423.
Hunt, Mrs. Mary Ann (Miss Beardslee),
XI. 12.
Hunt, Melicent, I. 423.
Hunt, Mrs. Phebe L., death of, IX. 84.
Hunt, R. F., student of branch universi-
ty at Detroit, V. 543.
Hunt, Ruth (Mrs. A. Edwards), V. 373.
Hunt, S. W., name in old account book,
V. 561.
Hunt, Sally A. (Mrs. John Earl), .XIV.
343, 344.
Hunt, Samuel S., III. 558.
Hunt, Maj. Samuel W., IV. 473; XII.
165.
Hunt, Thomas, teacher, VII. 569.
Hunt, Col. Thomas, V. 373; appointed
sergeant major, VIII. 623.
Hunt, Capt. Thomas H., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, XI. 2j57.
Hunt, Timothy W., II. 543, 544; land
entry IV. 396.
Hunt, Washington, governor of New
York, IX. 207; report on organization
of military systems of Europe, present-
ed Historical Society, XII. 332.
Hunt, Wellington, IV. 474.
Hunt, Wetmore, III. 646, 647.
Hunt, William, teacher, III. 556; VII.
569; note to Judge Woodward, XII.
661.
Hunt, William B., I. 386, 423; II. 572;
IV. 474.
Hunt, William Nelson, in the Fort Dear-
born massacre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Hunt & Frazer, bankers, I. 268.
Hunt's Prairie, VII. 347.
Hunter, Dr. — , IX. 333.
Hunter, Abigail E., death of, XI. 84.
Hunter, Castle, entered land in 1819, III.
569.
Hunter, Daniel, VII. 239.
Hunter, Elisha, III. 561, 573.
Hunter, Mrs. Elvira, death of, VII. 551.
Hunter, Rev. Isaac C., pioneer of 1815,
III. 236; VIII. 215.
Hunter, James G., death of, IX. 60.
Hunter, John, pioneer II. 160.
Hunter, Mrs. John, death of, VII. 567,
568.
Hunter, Capt. John W., III. 573-576, 578,
579; VII. 397; cast first Plow made in
Detroit, XII. 401; early member of
Young Men's Society of Detroit, XII.
362; first settler of Birmingham; su-
perintended working party on Pontiac
railroad, XII. 401: XIII. 485; land
entry, VII. 559, 561; name in old ac-
count book, V. 561; signs call for meet-
ing to instruct delegates to congress,
XII. 645.
Hunter, Mrs. John W., III. 578.
Hunter, Joseph V., VI. 215.
Hunter, Rev. M. H., member of State
Historical Society, XII. 324.
Hunter, Gen. Martin, XII. 304, 306; XV.
15, 21, 25; approved statement of up-
per Canada, XV. 8.
Hunter, Mrs. Martin, XIV. 544.
Hunter, Milo, II. 527.
Hunter, Rev. Moses, organized First Pres-
byterian church of Monroe, VI. 376,
377.
Hunter, Miss Nancy (Mrs. N. M. Wells),
IV. 316.
Hunter. Nathaniel, VIII. 37.
Hunter, Rhoda, VIII. 37.
Hunter, Smith, death of, XIII. 196, 197.
Hunter, Theodore, VII. 405.
Hunter, William, early settler of Pontiac,
VIII. 406; XIV. 589, 605; constructed
road from Pontiac to Detroit, 1819,
XII 337
Hunter, William H., death of, XI. 44.
"Hunter," British boat, I. 501; XV. 66;
captured U. S. boats, XV. 77; captured
by U. S. boats, XV. 377; carried sup-
plies to Michilimackinac, XV. 302.
"Hunter Savage," boat, IX. 283.
Hunting, Bruce S., A. M., tutor in
Hillsdale College; professor in Berea
College, Ky., VI. 161.
Hunting, Rev. George F., asylum chap-
lain, XIII. 306.
Huntington, Earl — , II. 593.
Huntington, Benjamin, VIII. 518. 520;
on election roll of 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Huntington, Elon G., X. 154.
Huntington, Judge George M., State sen-
ator, biog., XIV. 99.
Huntington, Mrs. H. (Miss Ormsby),
VII. 572.
Huntington, John, death of, IX. 75.
Huntington, Philena, death of, XIII. 227.
Huntington, Judge Samuel, III. 556; XII.
567; appointed judge in 1805, III. 122.
Huntington, William. II. 265.
288
INDEX.
Huntley, Miss Lydia (Mrs. Sigourney),
II. 56.
Huntley, M., III. 292.
Huntley, Uri, death of, XI. 73.
Huntley, William F., I. 257.
Hunton, Lt. Col. Kinsman A., soldier of
the war of the rebellion, IV. 147, 153,
155, 160, 164.
Huntoon, G. W., death of, VII. 543.
Huntoon, L. B., VI. 282.
Hurd, — , congressman from Ohio, X.
85.
Hurd, — , early pupil of Romeo Academy,
II. 445.
Hurd, — , pioneeer of Tuscola county,
VII. 579.
Hurd, A., III. 281.
Hurd, A. M., X. 58.
Hurd, Miss Addie (Mrs. Smith), XI. 71.
Hurd, Arba, II. 255; VIII. 39, 40.
Hurd, Atwater, III. 504; VII. 464.
Hurd, C., student of branch university
at Detroit, V. 543.
Hurd, Charles H., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88.
Hurd, D. C., XIII. 162.
Hurd, Dr. Ebenezer, pioneer of 1819, I.
499; II. 572; III. 581; IV. 108, 119, 477.
Hurd, Rev. Rayette, VII. 407.
Hurd, Gildersleeve, II. 573.
Hurd, H. H., III. 504; VII. 464.
Hurd, H. L., III. 281.
Hurd, Henry M., M. D., XIV. 8, 49; med-
ical superintendent of Kalamazoo asy-
lum, XIII. 305;* of Pontiac asylum,
XIII. 306; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, IX. 90; XL 12.
Hurd, Homer, VII. 106.
Hurd, Isaac N., I. 130; II. 251; died of
cholera, I. 131; II. 240; V. 263; land
entry, II. 212, 234.
Hurd, John S., XI. 71; death of, IV. 270.
Hurd, L. C., XI. 71.
Hurd, Matilda, I. 423.
Hurd, Rev. Philo R., D. D., II. 436; III.
413; VII. v.; address of, II. 440-442;
sketch of Congregationalism to 1884,
VII. 103.;
Hurd, William C., death of, VIII. 46.
Hurd & Smith, XI. 71.
Kurd's tavern, V. 246.
Hurlbeson, Joseph, death of, XIII. 226.
Hurlburd, H. R., deacon of Plymouth
church, VII. 417.
Hurlburt, Miss -- (Mrs. Cunning), VI.
337
Hurlburt, Rev. C., VII. 178.
Hurlburt, William, V. 529.
Hurlbut, Chauncey, I. 455, 497, 498; IV.
414, 471; member Detroit water board
24 years, sketch of, IX. 86.
Hurlbut, Mrs. Chauncey, IX. 86.
Hurlbut, Francis, IX. 86.
Hurlbut, Henry, journalist, II. 324; VII.
99, 100.
Hurlbut, Henry H., II. 145n; III. 110.
Hurlbut, Thomas J., I. 130; II. 196.
Hurlbut, Capt. William H., III. 627.
Hurley, James, death of, VIII. 55.
Hurley, Thomas B., publisher, VI. 70.
Hurley, Timothy T., VII. 168.
Hurley, William B., publisher, VI. 70.
Hurmston, — , II. 225.
Huron (Ohio), shipbuilding at, I. 471.
"Huron," boat, IV. 350; VI. 177; XV. 312.
Huron church, built of white cedar, II.
102.
Huron county organized, named, county
seat located, I. 182, 183; newspapers
of, VI. 77; treasurers and clerks in
1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohi-
bition amendment, XIII. 404.
Huron Indians, IX. 171; address to con-
gress, XI. 467; XIII. 105; address Capt.
Lernoult and the reply, X. 340, 364; at
head of Western Nations, X. 340;
chiefs, IX. 443; X. 472, 502, 527; XI.
385; XIII. 43, 90, 92, 96; XV. 149, 573;
present at council with Gov. Hamilton,
IX. 443; defeated by Iroquois, XIV.
256; driven from upper Canada by
Iroquois, II. 98; first to accept Chris-
tianity, VIII. 370; how named, I. 183;
houses erected for chiefs by Cadillac,
location of, X. 95; in council, VIII.
267; XIII. 42, 43; joins Pontiac's con-
spiracy, Pontiac's address to, VIII. 268;
land occupied by and description of,
II. 136; VI. 404, 416; VIII. 371; on
Miami river, X. 247; ordered to bring
Moravians to DePeyster, XIII. 41;
reported ready to join U. S.
troops in attack on Long Point,
XV. 524; request that a priest be sent
them, XIII. 92; speech of at Detroit,
X. 527; thanked by Capt. Lsrnoult
for prisoners returned, X. 340; vil-
lages, II. 143; VIII. 429; X. 238; XIII.
313; village at Montreal in 1535, XIV.
653.
Huron lake, Indian name of, XIII. 334.
Huron mission, its location, X. 96.
Huron river (Nandewine sippy), XIII.
50, 549; blockhouses on, XV. 178; de-
scription of relative to protection, XV.
13; Indian name for, IV. 394; location
of, XIV. 421; names changed,' IX.
171; navigation of and early boats, L
330; Pottawattomie village on, X. 248;
source, III. 571; settlement, refuse
meat to British troops, XV. 348.
Hursh, John M., I. 196.
Hurst, — , British soldier, 84th regiment,
XI. 416.
Hurst, Bishop John F., XIV. 555.
Hurst, Miss Sarah, instructor in Albion
College, II. 205.
Hurt, Miss — , XII. 602.
INDEX. 289
Hurt, Joseph, on election roll of 1799, Hutchins, H., III. 280.
VIII. 509, 511. Hutchins, Miss Hannah (Mrs. Parmeter),
Hurt, William, on election roll of 1799, XI. 65.
VIII. 509, 511. Hutchins, Jacob, biog., XI. 59, 64; his
Hurtebise, Joseph, on census roll of St. children, XI. 65.
Joseph, 1780, X. 407; XIII. 59. Hutchins, John L., XI. 65.
Hurtebise (Hurtebize, Hurtibisse, Hur- Hutchins, Joseph, sheriff of Kalama-
tobose, Hurtubize), Pierre, X. 306, 499, zoo county, XIII. 596.
600; IX. 658, XIII. 63; on census roll Hutchins, Miss Laura (Mrs. Drake), XI.
of St. Joseph 1780, X. 407; X. 58. 65.
Husking-bees, V. 300; XIII. 588. Hutchins, Louisa, death of, XI. 96.
Husleman, George, death of, VIII. 98. Hutchins, Mrs. P. C. (Miss Freeman),
Huson, Capt. — , XIII. 553. XI. 49.
Huson, Corp. Francis, X. 522, 558; sal- Hutchins, Samuel G., biog., XI. 104.
ary per day, X. 637. Hutchins, Thomas, death of, XI. 40.
Huss, John, X. 107. Hutchins, Viola, XI. 65.
Hussey, C. W., V. 478. Hutchins & Co., IV. 282.
Hussey, Christopher, XIV. 79. . Hutchinson, B. P., member of committee
Hussey, Erastus, I. 39, 42, 61; V. 291, to revise constitution of Young Men's
292, 323; XIV. 320, 367, 373, 376; ad- Temperance Society, XII. 458.
dresses Kalamazoo pioneers, III. 541; Hutchinson, Charles, IV. 357.
debate Math Walker, XIV. 372; first Hutchinson, Daniel, death of,( XIII. 130.
settler of Plymouth township, 1824, Hutchinson, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, IX.
I. 509; XIV. 69; his temperance 82.
work, XIII. 394; member of the Hutchinson, Capt. Francis, acting Q. M.
legislature, XIV. 376n; member State G., report of rations issued, 1772, X.
Pioneer Society, I. 84; publisher, 250; letter to Maj. Bassett, X. 260.
III. 350, 351; VI. 72; remarks Hutchinson, Harry, IV. 357.
of, I. 52, 58; remarks on Dr. Balcomb, Hutchinson, Hepsibeth, first teacher of
V. 235, 236, 256; sketch of, XIV. 44, 79. Bellevue, III. 383, 390.
Hussey, Mrs. Erastus (Sarah E. Bowen), Hutchinson, James, V. 317.
III. 360; XIV. 80. Hutchinson, Col. John, condemned King
Hussey & Denman, merchants, XIV. 80. Charles to the block, XIV. 612.
Husted, David, entered land in 1833, III. Hutchinson, John B., IX. 45.
563. Hutchinson, Mrs. Jones, death of, XI.
Husted, Rev. J. T., II. 393. 132.
Huster, — , VII. 392. Hutchinson, Joseph, VII. 475.
Huston, Col. — , V. 508. Hutchinson, Julius, IV. 357.
Huston, Almanson, I. 119. Hutchinson, Loomis, V. 10; biog., IV.
Huston, B. W., II. 502. 357; supervisor and member of the leg-
Huston, Hosea B., I. 207, 210; III. 523; islature IV. 358.
V. 160; X. 163, 166; XI. 210. Hutchinson, Mrs. Loomis, IV. 357.
Huston, Mrs. Hosea B. (Miss Mary Ann Hutchinson, Mark, IV. 357.
Parker), XIV. 523, 524. Hutchinson, Matthias, II. 221.
Huston, James, death of, XIV. 98. Hutchinson (Hutcheson) Nellie, IV. 194.
Huston, John S., member State Pioneer Hutchinson, Noah, IV. 357.
Society, IX. 90; XI. 12. Hutchinson, Thomas, of Philadelphia,
Huston, Joseph W., attorney, XL 311. XIV. 613.
Huston, Sarah M., death of, XI. 135. Hutchinson, Gov. Thomas, IV. 357.
Hutchins, — , II. 483. Hutchinson, Whiting H., IV. 357.
Hutchins, Aaron, death of, VI. 431. Hutson, Mrs. Lydia, death of, VIII. 21.
Hutchins, Abram, IV. 284. Hutton, Dr. — , IV. 513.
Hutchins, Allen, attorney, V. 443. Hutton, Robert, messenger in legislature,
Hutchins, Alonzo, XI. 65; death of, XIII. XIV. 413.
131. Huxford, — , Merchant, IX. 142.
Hutchins, Miss Anne (Mrs. Hatch), XL Huxford, Aschsah (Mrs. Goodrich), XII.
65. viii.
"Hutchins, Miss Cordelia (Mrs. Gold- Huxford, George, death of, XIII. 130.
smith), XI. 65. Huyck, Abijah, IV. 226.
Hutchins, Diana (Mrs. Cranmore), XL Huyck, John, subscription to first court
65. house, II. 427.
Hutchins, Mrs. E. R., V. 491. Huydenburk. Martin, mission teacher,
Hutchins, George, ±1. 65; death of, XL I. 55; IV. 6.
85. Huzzy, Erastus. II. 584.
290
INDEX.
Hyacinthe, Jacques, Pawnee- Indian mar-
riage record, 1726, V. 104.
Hyacinths, early grown at Sault Ste.
Marie, VI. 195.
Hyatt, Mrs. F. F. (Crapo), III. 466.
Hyatt, George, XIV. 372.
Hyatt, George N., VI. 254.
Hyatt, Lopus, death of, VIII. 97.
Hyatt, Thomas, death of, XIII. 130.
Hyde, — , II. 415.
Hyde, Prof. — , II. 230.
Hyde, A., land entries, III. 431.
Hyde, A. O., II. 202, 230, 241; VI. vi.;
XIII. 154; memorial report of Calhoun
county, VI. 251; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 90; vice president, V.
1; VI. 3; VII. ix., 3, 4, 7; VIII. xiii., 9,
Hyde, Mrs. Almira Downs, death of, XIV.
69.
Hyde, Alonzo, his temperance work, XIII.
394
Hyde, E. V. B., II. 230; XIII. 154.
Hyde, Ebby, first meeting of Fredonia
township held at house of, II. 228-230.
Hyde, Rev. Harvey, III. 288, 356; IV.
186; V. 316; VII. 107, 108, 495; mem-
ber of Congregational convention, 1842,
XII. 358; member of State Historical
Society, XII. 331.
Hyde, John, death of, XIV. 69.
Hyde, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Hyde, Julius, VIII. 204-206.
Hyde, Newton K., death of, IX. 19.
Hyde, Oliver M., XIV. 415; gift of, XII.
344; collector at Detroit, 1849, I. 471.
Hyde, Mrs. Oliver M., III. 224.
Hyde, Miss Pruda, biog., XIII. 132, 154.
Hyde, Samuel N., death of, XIII. 133.
Hyde & Jackson, land entry, III. 425.
Hymes, Alonzo, death of, VIII. 101; me-
moir of, VIII. 106.
Hynes, Dr. F. R., III. 292.
Hyon, Benjamin, XI. 498.
Hyser, Silas, II. 304.
Hyvernois, see Livernois.
Hyvon, Joseph, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
lago, Henrick, deposition of, X. 343.
Iberville, — , de, V. 96.
Icebergs, deposits of, IX. 259.
Ide, John B., death of, IX. 54; X. 5.
Ide, Sheldon, death of, VII. 589.
Idol of Indians, broken by priests, III.
648.
Ignace, Antoine, salary per day, X. 636.
Ilginfritz, — , nurseryman, VI. 374.
Illinois, first governor of, V. 107; licenses
to trade with Indians in, 1778, IX.
650; march of the Spanish across,
XIII. 501; post roads leading from to
Detroit, remarks on, X. 247; opposed
admission of Michigan as a State, III.
143; settlement in, III. 14; state his-
tory illustrated in has relief, descrip-
tion of, XIV. 665, 666; white settlers
in northern part in 1818, III. 125.
"Illinois," boat, IX. 283; XIV. 543.
Illinois Indians, bands comprising, V. 95;
extinguished at Starved Rock, XIV.
258; plan of an expedition against,
X. 569; scattered by the Iroquois, V.
94; selected to destroy Fort St. Joseph,
XIII. 313.
Illinois mission, V. 95.
Illinois Prairie, XII. 442.
Illinois river, III. 126; XIII. 50; early
names of, VI. 350; Fort Lee Pee on,
IX. 389; Indian cornfields on de-
stroyed, XV. 259; Indians on, X. 248;
Iroquois on, V. 94; Kalkaska on, V.
94; Pottawattomie, village, XIII. 50; U.
S. troops on, XV. 216, 259, 322.
Illustrations, ancient garden beds, II. 28-
35; Battle Creek school house, III. 358;
boat "Michigan," IV. 484; Burt's solar
compass, V. 119, 120; diagram of old
mission church and grounds at St. Ig-
nace, II. 141; first railroad train iR
Michigan, 4, 516; location of troops on
the Thames river, XV. 510; Mackinac
in 1779-80, IX. 529; X. 390%; map of
diocese of Detroit, IX. 135; of old town
of Detroit, V. 531; pioneer houses, IV.
487, 490, 504, 537; portraits of Adam,
John J., IV. facing 292; Baxter, Witter
J, IV. facing 247; Begole, Gov. J. W.,
V. facing 338; Burt, William A., V. fac-
ing 115; Comstock, Dr. O. C., IV. facing
217; Dewey, Francis A., VII. frontis-
piece; Fralick, Henry, X. frontispiece;
Goodrich, M. H., ' XII. frontispiece;
Greene, Geo. H., V. facing 19; Holmes,
Prof. John C., IV. facing 405; Miller,
Albert, IV. facing 176; Shearer, Jona-
than, IV. facing 407; Shoemaker,
Michael, IV. facing, 268; Tenney,
Mrs. Harriet A., facing 11; Walk-
er, Charles I, IV.; -frontispiece;
Wells, Hezekiah G., IV. facing 285;
Wing, Talcott E., XIII. frontispiece;
totems of Indian chiefs, V. 552.
Imerson, Timothy, death of, XI. 96.
Imlay City "Advance," VI. 84.
Imprisonment for debt, XIV. 564.
Improved Order of Red Men, Jackson,
II. 346.
Imus, Alonzo, death of, XI. 73.
In memoriam — Duffield, VII. 596; Cuney,
VII. 600; Walker, X. 200.
Incas, discovered with Roman Catholic
rites, XIV. 652.
Independence (Mo.) visited by early ex-
ploring parties, VII. 503.
"Independence" boat, IV. 67, 68; XIV
205.
Independence township (Oakland coun-
INDEX.
2P1
ty), land entries, III. 566; lines loca-
. tion and settlement of, VII. 560.
Independent Order of Foresters, Jackson,
11. 347.
Independent Order of Good Templars,
XIII. 398; Alpena, VI. 197; Battle
Creek, III. 360; Jackson, II. 347.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Alle-
gan, III. 289; Alpena, VI. 196; Battle
Creek, III. 360; Flint, III. 453; Jack-
son, II. 326.
Independent Order of Red Men, Battle
Creek, III. 360.
India Rubber, first used, XIV. 611.
Indian amusements, II. 487; dance, XIII.
337; for tourists, IX. 112, 113; med-
icine dance, 14, 212, 214; scalp dance,
XIV. 221; war dance, length of, XIV.
220; games, VI. 356; ball XIV. 224;
played at Mackinac and fort cap-
tured, VI. 356; XIII. 501; XIV. 665;
hunting the bear, XIV. 224; sham bat-
tle, XIV. 220.
Indian census in, Michigan, 1889, com-
pared with other states, XIV. 411; in
northwest territory, 1763, 1775, III.
12, 16.
Indian chiefs, at Cross Village, XII. 621;
Grand river, XII. 622; L'Arbre Croche,
XII. 621; Little Traverse Bay, XII.
621; Mackinaw, XII. 622; North Man-
istique river, XII. 622; Plate river,
XII. 622; White river, XII. 622; in-
vited to visit Washington, XII. 450;
XV. 181; of the Cherokee, X. 464;
XIII. 90; Chippewa, IX. 442, 443, 454,
482, 530; X. 152, 472, 475; XI. 383,
389, 453; XII. 38, 162, 180, 217, 455,
609, 610; XIII. 74, 90, 91; XV. 44;
Delaware, IX. 443; X. 269, 364, 527,
538, 542; XIII. 43, 45, 46; XV. 492;
Fox, VIII. 267, 273, 286, 288,
296, 313; Mingoes, X. 364; Shawnee,
X. 364; visited Bonaparte, XII. 508;
war chief, his decoration, XII. 440.
Indian children, boys intercept mails, XV.
290; take part in war dance, XIV. 220;
especial subject of early missionaries,
XIV. 230; first lessons at missionary
school, XIV. 210; great suffering
among, XV. 181; how named, XIV.
211; irregular attendance at school,
XIV. 211.
Indian conjurers, see medicine men.
Indian council house, Detroit, III. 215.
Indian councils at Brownstown, 1813,
XV. 358; Detroit 1778-1786, IX. 442; X.
462, 472, 500, 506, 532, 538, 542, 543, 550,
567, 576, 587; XI. 326, 337, 465; XII.
309; XIII. 42, 43, 64, 89-106; Flint,
3837, III. 435; Green Point, II, 451;
Lower Sandusky, 1783, XI. 354; Macki-
nac, 1786-7, XI. 470, 490; XIII. 107;
Nottawasippi, 1839; X. 170; St. Joseph,
1779, X. 348-353; Sault Ste. Marie, 1820,
XII. 609.
Indian customs, III. 380; XIII. 337, 550; .
XIV. 209, 212, 227; articles buried
with the dead, XIV. 625; bury-
ing guns with the dead produces scar-
city of firearms, XV. 225; cutting ear
for wearing weights, V. 5; fasting,
XIV. 212; hair plucking, XII. 450;
images carried for the dead, XIV. 222;
manner of departure and return of a
war party, XIV. 221; of eating, XIV.
214; of removing frost from frozen
member of body, XII. 444; manner of
entering houses, "XJ.II. 550; marking
body with totems, XIV. 217; naming
children, XIV. 223; of fasting, XIV.
212; painting bodies, IX. 112; XIII.
311; XIV. 212, 220; painting faces
for mourning, VIII. 245; XIV. 222,
223; placing food in graves, XII. 329;
placing presents on graves, XIV. 222;
use of paints, XIV. 212; wearing no
clothing at war dance, IX. 113; XIII.
311; wearing rings in nose and ears,
XIV. 273; transact no business with-
out wampum, XV. 525; wooing, an-
nouncement of engagement, V. 6.
Indian dance, medicine, XIV. 212; scalp
presents offered, XIV. 221.
Indian Department (British), agents,
salary of, VI. 348; XV. 216-222; ex-
penses of, XI. 334, 358, 379, 392, 405,
414, 434, 510-513; XII. 82, 164, 256,
276-289, 311-315; XV. 91; expenses cur-
tailed, X. 555; examination into stores,
1795, XII. 174; instruction given offi-
cers at Detroit by John Johnson, XL
347; invoice of goods for presents to
Indians, see Indian presents; list of
employes, III, 34; IX. 470, 471; XL
344; XIII. 75; method of paying offi-
cers, improvements proposed, XV. 267,
279; report of, XV. 553; suffers from
scarcity of funds, XV. 370.
Indian doctors, see medicine men.
Indian feasts, XIV. 220-223.
Indian lands. Claims made on those at
Detroit and Niagara, XL 435; copy of
deed of from the Chippewa Indians to
William Tucker, 1780, V. 551; deeds of
real estate, X. 129; title to lands in
Detroit extinguished, 1818, XIII. 316,
320.
Indian Legends, V. 292; VII. 557; X.
134; XIII. 377; XIV. 517; of the
haunted woods, XIII. 379; propitiating
the spirit, II. 477; of Saginaw valley,
X. 134; of St. Clair county, VI. 416.
Indian manufacture, II. 45; XIV. 212,
218.
Indian medicine men, VIII. 255; XIV.
214; XV. 152, 153; conjurers held in
292
INDEX.
high esteem, XIV. 214; cure shattered
hand, XIV. 217; give blue vitriol for
emetic, XIV. 216; how cure the sick,
XIV. 212.
Indian missions, see Indian schools.
Indian mounds, I. 124; II. 28-35, 212, 227;
1 263; III. 42, 296; IV. 92, 379; V. 4;
VI. 418; XIII. 320, 337, 550, 555; used
as pleasure resorts, XIV. 222, 247, 248.
Indian names: Acssa-yen, chief, IX. 443;
Adenimi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Ago-
gebic, Chippewa Indian, VIII. 159;
Agouchivois, XII. 263; Akowise, Otta-
wa chief, XII. 622; All Face (Shaqui-
andahque), Seneca chief, XIII. 102;
Amable, Ottawa 'chief, XII. 244; XV.
143; Amick (Beaver), XIV. 223; A-
mic-wug-ain-dod (Beaver Islands), XII.
375; Andesherry, Huron chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90; Aneconse (Little Squirrel),
XII. 452; Animikainee, Chippewa chief,
present at Detroit council in 1778, IX.
442; An-ne-me-kins, boy, claimed por-
tion of Jacob Smith's estate, VII. 269;
An-qua-sa-ca, IX. 452; Anwatinoch-
kam, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Apach-
aince, Chippewa chief, IX. 442; Apa-
kosigan, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; A-
pa-quaash, Chippewa chief, IX. 442;
Ari-ouandatong, Huron chief, at De-
troit council, 1778, IX. 443; Art-soo-kay
(Tell a Story), VIII. 253; Asagon, Ot-
tawa chief, XII. 621; Ash-ton-e-quet,
interpreter, called MacCouse or
Young Bear; A-she-gune-con-ing
(Black Bass River), XII. 375; Asin
(Big Stone), XII. 375; A-speake-keing
(Point Au Barques), XII. 375; As-see-
nee-wee, visited A. S. Williams, VIII.
246, 247; As-sim-ma-ni, tried for mur-
der, VII. 476; Assimut, Pottawattomie
chief, speech at Detroit council, X. 453;
XIII. 64; Attawackey, Ottawa chief,
X. 472; XIII. 90; Ay-ou-wiainsh, Sen-
eca chief, speech at Detroit council, XI.
326; XIII. 99; A-yaw-co-gy-win (Ford
River), XII. 375; Ba-be-quaw-be-cog
(Stqny Creek), XII. 376; Bab-o-quah,
an idol, X. 140; Baby, chief of the
good band of Hurons, VIII. 287, 319,
327; Bad Bird, Chippewa chief, XII.
162; Bam-me-no-de-no-kaid (Rev. H.
Jackson), Chippewa chief, X. 152;
Bamp-ta-na-by, Phineas, X. 148n; Ba-
sho-a-ning (Saginaw City), VII. 277;
Bawbees, Pottawattomie chief, III.
369; Bay-ma-nia-ki-tunk, Pottawatto-
mie chief, IX. 443; Benach, Pottawat-
tomie chief, XII. 454; Be-to-bey-gouge,
Chippewa, XII. 375; Big Head, Ottawa
chief, addressed by Cadillac, VIII.
426; Big Tree, Seneca chief, XL 380;
XIII. 102; Black Bear, chief, XV. 46;
Black Beard, Shawanoe chief, XV. 6;
Black Beaver, killed by Newargo, VII.
138; Black Bird, Wyandotte chief,
VIII. 352; XV. 573; Black Duck, kills
Indian at feast, IV. 345; XIII. 336;
Black Foot, V. 495; Black Snake, IV.
345; Blue Jacket, XII. 65; Bo-to-co-be-
shing, Ottawa, XII. 375; Bourbounois,
chief of the Miamis, IX. 445; Brandt,
Mohawk chief, V. 273; Breton, Mohawk
chief, with Pontiac at siege of Detroit,
VIII. 277, 286;Buckagihitas, Delaware
chief, X. 542; XIII. 45, 46; Bucqoni-
kisi, VII. 395; Buffaloe, Ojibway chief,
XV. 17; Ca-ha, chief, IX. 452, 453; Can-
iatare (Lake Huron), XIII. 334; Capo-
mike, Chippewa chief, IX. 442; Cap-
tain James, IX. 443, 450; Captain John-
' ny, Shawanese chief, XV. 45; Captain
Pipe, Delaware chief, XIII. 43; Cash-
inwa (Ka-sin-wa), Sac. XII. 441; Cau-
comme, Miami Indian, XII. 14; Cay-
ashuta, chief of Six Nations, X. 472;
speech of, X. 475; XIII. 90, 91; Ce-
kaos, chief of the Sauteux (Saux),
VIII. 297; Chabwegan (Cheboygan),
I. 146; Chabwewechkam, Ottawa chief,
XII. 622; Chiabwasang, Ottawa chief,
XII. 622; Chaminatawa, Ottawa chief,
X. 472; XIII. 90; Cha-min-ta-waa, Ot-
tawa chief, IX. 442; 483; Cbaonanoes,
IX. 475; Charles, Seneca chief, IX.
449; Chase, Rev. Henry, Pah-tah-qua-
hong (Coming Thunder), Ojib., chief,
XIII. 339;- Chatewaconamini (Little
Crow), Sioux chief, XV. 559; Chavoi-
non, Ottawa chief, with Pontiac at
siege of Detroit, VIII. 277, 286; Cha-
wanakoam, Ottawa chief, XII. 621;
Cheassining, Big Rock, XIV. 505; Che-
boy-gone-ing (Bangoning), VII. 277;
Checum-quassy, Pottawattomie chief,
III. 369; Chee-a-nin-nee (Big man),
VIII. 246; Chee-motosh, killed nine
bears, VII. 395; Chemegun (Judge S.
S. Campbell), XIV. 57; Chemokoman
(white man), XIV. 274; Che-mo-ke-
maness (Z. G. Winsor), IX. 236; Che-
Pontiock, Indian name for Oliver Wil-
liams, II. 40; Chesaning (Cheas-sin-
ing), significance of name, II. 277, 488;
Cheupinin, Masconting chief, XIII. 98;
Che-we-tagam (Peter Salt), medicine
man, XIII. 340; Chibins, Pottawatto-
mie chief, X. 472; XIII. 90; Chiman-
duck, Ottawa chief, X. 472; XIII. 90;
Chin-chack-quan-le-grew, Mascontin
Chief, XIII. 93; Chipewa, X. 163;
Chunetosh, Chippewa chief, signs cer-
tificate recognizing claim of Jacob
Smith, VII. 141; Cimrathon, Huron
chief, X. 502; XIII. 93; Clear Sky, On-
ondaga Sachem, XII. 112; Coocush
INDEX.
293
(Cookcoosh), hog, XIV. 210, 273; Coo-
cush Prairie, VII. 347; Copmosa, X.
163; Co-quaa-niss-ey, Pottawattomie
chief, IX. 443; Cornstalk, Shawnese
chief, IX. 431; Couillion Rouge, Sioux
chief, XL 555; Cou-na-son-a, IX. 443;
Couttawyn, chief, totem on deed to
Hog island, X. 236; Crooked Legs, Ou-
iattanong chief, XL 370; XIII. 101;
Cusheewuss, chief, X. 148; Da-wat-tong,
Huron chief, IX. 443; Detahyjas, Hu-
ron Indian, IX. 437; Dy-en-tete, Huron
chief, Sr. and Jr., IX. 443; Echkwego-
nebi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Egh-kee-
too-wa, IX. 452; Egonsheway, Ot-
tawa chief, IX. 483; X. 472;
XII. 178; XIII. 9Q, 91, 96; Egu-
shuvey, chief, X- 577; Ense, Otta-
wa chief, XII. 622; Equshewa, Ottawa
chief, I-X. 442; XII. 106; Es-co-naw-ba
(Escanaba), VIII. 159; XII. 376; Esh-
kee-bee, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443;
Grand Sable, Ottawa chief, XII. 215;
Guyash, Chippewa chief, XV. 44; Half
King, Six Nation chief, XIII. 43, 46;
Hes-he-waa-bimey, Chippewa chief, IX.
442; Imp, Huron chief, IX; 443; X.
364; Ishpheming, VIII. 159; Isononcai-
nen, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII. 92;
Itawachachi, Ottawa chief, XII, 622;
Itowavifhikee, Ottawa chief, X. 278;
luoiqueperman, X. 392; Jorihoha,
Huron chief, X. 502; XIII. 92; Joseph
le Renard, XL 370; Ka bas kum, Fon
du Lac Indian, XIV. 228; Kackac, Pot-
tawattomie chief, XIV. 277 ; Kawgatego,
Chippewa chief, signs certificate recog-
nizing claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141;
Kawiyachtaa, speech, X. 568; Kays-
hay, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443; Ke- .
che-wan-der-goning, reservation, II.
476; Kechomonedo (Great Spirit),
XIV. 212; Kec-ou-te-nan, Pottowatto-
mie chief, IX. 443; Kee-ar-vee-weet,
Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443; Keeh-
witamigistcaw, Chippewa chief, XII.
217; Kee-jee-kainee, Chippewa chief
IX. 442; Keewaak wish kum, Ottawa
Chief, XII. 594; Kegeweskam, Ottawa
Chief, XL 493; XIII. 107; Kegon, chief,
X. 129; Kegweton, Ottawa chief, XII.
622; Kekenamazoo (Kalamazoo), I.
200; Kenosha (Derosha- Frenchman),
XIV. 279; Ke-o-kuk, chief, XII. 425;
Ke-shink-a-de-nouge (Cedar river), XII.
376; Keth-e-wan-don-gon-ing, II. 481;
Kewigushkum. chief, IX. 393; Kewitch-
iwini, Ottawa chief, X. 472; XIII. 90;
Keytagayan, Ottawa chief, XIII. 90;
Kickatassia, chief from Eel river, X.
567; XIII. 94; Kiminchagan, Ottawa
chief, XII. 621: Kinakanick (bark of
willow), XIV. 209; Kimochameg, Otta-
R
wa chief, XII. 622; Kinonchamek, son
of great chief of the Sauteux, VIII.
316-319; Kinonji, Ottawa chief, XII.
622; Ki-ouquaan, Huron chief, IX. 443;
Ki-ow-ki-ma, Chippewa chief, IX. 442;
Kishkorco (Kish-kau-ko), II. 40; VII.
268; XIII. 506; at Charles Tucker's, V.
500; Kishkiwabik, Chippewa chief, vis-
ited Quebec, XV. 492; Kisiswabe, Otta-
wa chief, XII. 622; Kissingua, X. 370;
Kitchi Wekwetong (Grand Traverse
Bay), XII. 622; Kiwekockkam, Ottawa
chief, XII. 622; Ko-nio-ute-rie, Huron
chief, IX. 443; Koo-quan-da-rond, Hu-
ron chief, IX. 443; Kusigushkan, Ot-
tawa chief, IX. 396; L'Aile Rouge (Red
Wing), XL 504; LaMarengoin (Le-
Masengoin), Masconting chief, speech
of X. 590; XIII. 98; Lassamine,
Winnebago chief, speech of, XV.
560; Lassossissay, Chariot, Iroquois,
X. 278; Leaf, Sioux chief, XV. 559;
LeFeuille, Sioux Chief, son of Wa-
basha, XV. 245, 612; guard at Prai-
rie du Chien, XV. 630; Le Fourche,
Ottawa chief, XIII. 107; Le Grand, Ot-
tawa chief, XIII. 107; Lemine,
de Plomb, Ouiat chief, speech
X. 589; pledges loyalty to the' British,
XIII. 97, 98; Le Petit Bleu (Bled),
Pottawattamie war chief, XIII. 65;
Le Renard, Joseph, Quiquabous
chief, speech, XIII. 101; Little
King, Otta\va chief, XV. 44; Long-
Ears, Indian prisoner at siege of
Detroit, VIII. 315; Long Knives
(Americans), XV. 88; Maa-ni-go, Otta-
wa chief, IX. 442; Ma-ca d-d a- wan-go in-
ig (Black river), XII. 377; Machique-
wish, Chippewa chief, IX. 530; Mcln-
tosh (Eleazer Conant .Winter), VIII.
193; Mackatepelicite, Ottawa chief,
VIII. 273, 277, 286; McKaugh, chief,
X. 129; Ma-con-see, Pottawattomie
chief, IX. 443; Macquiquivois, great
chief of the Sauteaux, X. 365, 366, 570;
Maguago, John, X. 148, 148n; Maha-
quoy, X. 444; Mahigama, Ottawa In-
dian, informs of Pontiac's conspiracy,
VIII. 275; Ma-hi-nam-ba, IX. 452, 543;
456; Makatebinessi, Ottawa chief, XII.
621, 622; Makonsiwaian, Ottawa chief,
XII. 622; Ma-mal-tee-at (Spotted
Fawn), Delaware chief, IX. 443; Ma-
meon-a-sin-au-quag (Birch Point), XII.
377; Mandoron, Huron Chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90; Mandoka, Pottawattomie
chief, X. 148, 149; Manesous (Bad Spir-
its), VIII. 249; Manetawabe, Ottawa
chief, IX. 531; Maneto, meaning of,
XII. 376; Mani-a-bo-show, definition of,
XII. 377; Manitoosankee, XII. 191;
Manitou (Great Spirit), I. 260; Ma-no
294
INDEX.
(Never Mind), XIV. 228; Manoque,
XII. 14; Marcheeonoqua, X. 148;
Mary, wife of Mandoka, interpreter,
X. 149-151; Mashquiash, Chippewa
chief, speech of, X. 475; XIII,
91; Mashkiash or Markeash, chief,
IX. 598, 600, 605; Massi-gay-ash, Chip-
pewa chief, IX. 442; Massong, Chippe-
wa chief, IX. 442; Matchiquie
(Matchiquivoiche), Chippewa chief, IX.
379, 392; XI. 383, 389, 453; Match-i-
ku-is, Ottawa chief, XIII. 500; Matchi-
gijig, Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Mawaso,
Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Ma-yau-waig
(Patterson Point), XII. 377; Mec-kis-
sin-ance, Chippewa chief, IX. 443; Me'-
gwuck (Thank You), XIV. 228; Meho-
cigandabachi, Ottawa chief, XII. 621;
Me-lou-e-sou-ato, IX. 452, 456; Memie,
X. 148; Menitowachi. Ottawa chief,
XII. 621; Menominee, VIII. 159; Men-
siswewinini, Ottawa chief, XII. 621;
Men-wee-shinga, IX. 452; Me-ta-gaub-o-
kee (Bast Saginaw), VII. 277; Me-ta-
gong (Zilwaukee), VII. 277; Metawa-
nene, name for Albert Smith, claimed
by "Jack," Chippewa Indian, VII. 143;
Meteau, Pottawattomie chief, memoir
of, XIII. 567; Me-te-Guab-o-kee, III.
602; Me-te-wa-ne-ne, VII. 269; Metia,
chief, XII. 451; Mettu-sua-gay, Chip-
pewa chief, IX. 442, 482; Me-she-bin-
e-ban-me-conge (Presque Isle, XII.
377 ; Me-she-ne-mock-e-mong-gonge,
(Michilimackinac), XII. 376; Mesh-kee-
ma, Chippewa chief, IX. 443; Me-shin-
ne-kah-ning, mission of, IV. 32; Mich-
aseebe (Bad river), XIV. 504; Michili-
nackinac (Great Turtle), XIV. 664;
Michtegayock river, XIV. 505; Mick-
aninne, I. 440; Minavavana, Ojibway
chief, XIV. 665; Mi-in-un, Fond du
Lac, XIV. 234; Mikinak, Ottawa
chief, XII. 622; Minable, Ottawa chief,
IX. 530; Min-nan-go-keing (Mille Co-
quin river), XII. 376; Miquetto, IX.
452, 457; Misitagon, Ottawa chief, XII.
622; Mishiash, Chippewa chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90; Mishinaway, Chippeway
chief XII. 180; Misshikinackwaa,
Ouiat chief, X. 567; XIII. 94;
Mish-ke-saw-be, Indian name for
Coldwater, VII. 149; Miskomemengwa,
Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Mis-shay-way
(E. S. Williams), VIII. 247; Mis-qua-
sin (Plat Rock), XII. 377; Mi-ssou-
fi-ni-shy, Chippewa chief, IX. 442;
Mitass-Saakies, chief, visited Quebec,
XIV. 492; Mo-kitche-no-qua, daughter
of Jacob Smith, VII. 266; Mokuks
(Mococks) (birchbark baskets), XIV.
276; Monedo (Shells), XIV. 213;
Monedos (Spirits), XIV. 212; Mon-
emeg, Chippewa chief, signs cer-
tificate recognizing claim of Ja-
cob Smith, VII. 141; Mon-e-to-me-
mis (Maneto Islands), XII. 376;
Mon-e-to-paw-maw (Sand Bluffs),
XII. 377; Mongooset (Loon Foot), XIV.
231, 234; Monjahe, Ottawa chief, XII.
622; Mon-o-me-nee-sebe (Menominee
river), XII. 337; Montour, X. 340;
Moosaw (Joseph Lashua), XIV. 279;
Mopock (Marpock), XV. 216, 553;
Moqua, X. 148; Morgan, X.
537; Mosha, Indian orator, X.
150; Mountain Leader, Chickasaw
Chief, XII. 121; Moutons, educated
Indian, X. 269; Much-a-see-bee (Muche-
Sebe), (Bad river), VII. 275, 277,
395; . Muc-intte, Chippewa chief,
IX. 442; Muck-a-moot, Pottawat-
tomie chief, XIV. 625; Muck-a-ta-mish-
a-way (Black Elk), XIII. 367; Muck-
co-see-beings (Bear river), XII. 376;
Muck-et-e-me-shuck (Blackhawk),
VIII. 664; Muckeydewassen, Chippewa
chief, X. 472; XIII. 90; Muckmote,
chief, reply to U. S. agent's address,
X. 171; Mud-au-bee-be-ton-onge (Au
Sable river), XII. 376; Mug-e-mon-e-do
(Myemonedo), (The devil), XIV. 211,
220; Mukeetaa Pinaasee (Blackbird),
VIII. 352; Munesoos, X. 134-136; Mung-
woo-dans, chief, visited Europe, X. 151;
Munising, VIII. 159; Muskemonedo
(Little Red Spirit),- XIV. 223; Mus-
quash, IX. 657; Nabanegijig, Ottawa
chief, XII. 622; Nabequanchemon
(steamboats), XIV. 230; Nabitasawe,
Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Na-bun-na-ge-
zhick, daughter of a chief, XI. 193;
Nagachivois, XII. 261; Naganabi, Otta-
wa chief, XII. 622; Nagonub, Fond du
Lac Indian orator, XIV. 234; Naianta-
sheen, Ottawa chief, XII. 240; Nai-
wash. Ottawa chief, visited Quebec,
XV. 492; Nainega, Ottawa chief, XIII.
90; Nakewine, XIII. 65; Na-me-tic-o-
mish-e-konge (Oak Point), XII. 378;
Nanaquiba, Pottawattomie chief, XIV.
278; Nanbequan (vessel), XIV. 233;
Nanocosse (Hummingbird), XIV. 223;
Na-nom-ma-daw-ba, Grand River In-
dian chief, XI. 194; Naososineti, Otta-
wa chief, XII. 621; Nau-clo-wa-e-gun-ing
(Point Iroquois), XII. 378; Nau-ma-
bin-e-see-bee (Carp river), XII. 378;
Nau-ma-won-ong (Sand hills), XII.
378; Naw-do-wa-qua-au-me-sheeng
(Point St. Ignace), XII. 378; Nawi-
machkote, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Ne-
aw-ta-naw, Pottawattomie chief, III.
369; Ne-bin-e-gau-ning (Summer Is-
lands), XII. 378; Neekigg, Ottawa
chief, IX. 442; Neewish, chief, VIII.
352; Negaunee, VIII. 158; Ne-ke-me-nis
INDEX.
295
(Goose island), XII. 378; Nemeka,
Quiguapous chief, speech, X. 589;
XIII. 98; Nenamatabi, Ottawa chief,
XII. 622; Neogima, Ottawa chief, XII.
621; Neome, Chippewa chief, at treaty
meeting of 1819, VII. 265; Ne-saue-we-
nug-onge (Round island), XII. 378;
Ne-sau-waw-ko-sing (Midland), VII.
277; Neshinguak trail, XI. 265; N.ey-
wash, XV. 593; Nianega, Ottawa chief,
X. 472; Nibakoam, Ottawa chief, XII.
622; Nibeingushkam, IX. 393; Nigick,
Ottawa chief, X. 472; XIII. 90, 91;
Nikungha, Tutelo Indian, death of, II.
41; Nim-min-did, encounter with
Rix Robinson, XI. 194; Ninivois, Fox
chief, with Pontiac at siege of Detroit,
VIII. 267, 273, 286, 288, 296, 313; Nis-
awakwat, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Nish-
a-shin (Calvin A. Greene), XIII. 245;
Nish-qua-ta-ong (West Bay City), VII.
277; Nitanweykisik, Ottawa chief, X.
472; XIII. 90; Nitchinawbees, XIV.
305; No-ba-quon (Z. G. Winsor), IX.
237; Nogyalousy, X. 444; Nokaming,
Indian prisoner exchanged, VIII.
315; Nononipenassee, Chippewa chief,
signs certifictate recognizing claim
of Jacob Smith, VII. 141; Noon-
day, Ottawa chief, V. 170; at
the battle of the Thames, X. 158-
160; at the burning of Buffalo, X. 161;
description of his wife, V. 170; Noshe
(my grandson), XIV. 232; Not-a-way-
sebe (Cass river), VII. 277; Nottawa,
Pottawattomie, X. 155; XIV. 28;
Nov-chi-ca-bo-cy, Chippewa chief, IX.
442; Noweiakosi, Ottawa chief, XII.
622; Nunda-nor-gan (Ontonagon or
Hunting river), I. 307; Nyashota,
X. 404; O-ge-maw-ke-he-to Chippewa
chief, VIII. 255; at treaty meeting of
1819, VII. 142, 264; O-ge-maw-ke-ke-to,
Chippewa chief, signs certificate recog-
nizing claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141;
Ogohcawning (O-Kaw-Kaw-ning, Kaw-
kawlin river), VII. 227; XIV. 495;
Oketchewandond, chief, totem on
deed of Hog island, X. 236; Olda, Pot-
tawattomie chief, IX. 443; Old Salt, V.
495; Omisinachkoteme, Ottawa chief,
XII. 622; Onaasanon, Ottawa chief,
XII. 621; Ondeonquat, chief, seeks as-
sistance of Capt. Bird, X. 337; O-ne-
gig-o-minge, Carp river, XII. 379; On-
ick-nick, Saguenay chief, V. 498; Onis-
lachere, Wyandotte chief, speech
XIII. 91; O-not-0-way-see-bee (Huron
rivers), IX. 171; O-not-0-ways (Huron
Indians), IX. 171; Onsha, I. 440;
Onum-un-it-ig (North Manistee), XII.
379; 0-pin-a-kan-ning, (Pinconning),
VII. 277; Orotondy, Huron chief, X. 527;
XIII. 43; seeks assistance of Capt. Bird,
X. 337; O-sang-a-nong (Saginaw valley),
VII. 277; Osceola, Seminple chief, I.
308 ; Ossa-wa-na-quaa, Pottawattomie
chief, IX. 443; O-taw-wars (Ottawars),
chief of the Otaw-wars, and wife, VII.
137; Otsiheta (Lake St. Clair), XIII.
334; Otsisippi (River St. Clair), XIII.
334; Ottawaakee, Ottawa chief, -IX.
442; Ottawachkin, chief, his totem on
deed of Hog island, X. 236; Ouabush
Indians, IX. 403; Ouan-da-rong, Huron
chief, IX. 443; Ouiats band, XL 370;
Ounagechtai Twalwa (Isaac Peters),
Six Nations chief, visited Quebec, XV.
492; Outawa, Chippewa chief, IX. 454;
O-wash-te"-nong (Grand river), XI. 193;
Packing-qua-shinga, chief, IX. 452;
Pacon-Napope, VIII. 667; Pag-a-nug-a-
zische (Col. Amos Roberts), IX. 236;
Paiechigwewitang, Ottawa chief, XII.
622; Pamamai, Delaware chief, visited
Quebec, XV. 492; Pamptopes, III. 367;
Pashanumequa (Mrs. B. H. Day), XIV.
223; Pa-sha-se-gah, chief, IV. 551, 552,
556; Pashekee (Ox), XIV. 210; Pash-
epiho. VIII. 665, 666; Pasuning (near
camping ground Fort Saginaw), XIV.
500; Pau-saugh-e-gah-a-ning (Sagan-
ing), VII. 277; Peashy, Pottawattomie,
X. 155; Pecan, Miami chief, X. 588;
XIII. 97; Peck-an-dogh-a-lind. (The
black father), Delaware chief. IX. 443;
Peckcossia, X. 568; Peemembikactack,
Pottawattomie chief, IX. 454; Pee-
miss-a-quot-o-quay (Mrs. Rix „ Robin-
son), XL 193; Pee-quoit-ah-kiss-ee, X.
148; Pembamitabi, Ottawa chief, XII.
621; Pe-me-da-mus-ke-ke (Castor oil),
XIV. 216; Pemomoketack, Pottawatto-
mie, X. 472: XIII. 90; Penemoo, Potta-
wattomie, X. 155; XIV. 28; Pepakick-
coyya, Quiquabous chief, X. 550; XIII.
93; Pe-peek (Little Bird), VIII. 668; Pe-
peyah, Pottawattomie chief, located at
Paw Paw, XIV. 276-278; Pepeyah, Mrs.
Pottawattomie, XIV. 277; Pequanning,
VIII. 159; Pe-quot-e-nouge (Old Macki-
nac), XII. 379; Peshu (Lynx), XIV.
253 ; Petauyoushin, Pottawattomie
chief, XIII. 65; Petit Bled, Pottawat-
tomie chief, IX. 392, 395, 396; Petit
Loup, Ottawa chief, XII. 215; Pe-to-
be-gong (Petobe), VII. 277; Pewabic,
VIII. 159; Pewanagoseeba River, XIV.
506; Pe-wan-a-go-wing-see-be (Flint
river), VII. 276, 277; Pe-wau-a-go-wink
XIV. 506; Piankashaws (Peankshaws),
settlement of, IX. 475; XIII. 50; Pian-
quishaw chief, speech of, X. 590; Pick-
conishime, Quiquabous chief, X. 550;
XIII. 93; Pi-e-masli-kee-cann, IX. 452;
Pinask, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443;
296
INDEX.
Pitasige, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Poe-
watt, Pottawattomie chief, II. 543;
Pokamin (cranberries), XIV. 276; Pon-
tiac, see Pontiac; Pontisigna, X. 149;
Pow-di-gee-ka-waa, Ottawa chief, IX.
442; Put-ta-guasimine, story of tra-
dition, XIII. 377; Quamciose, X. 392;
Quashquame-nom-wait, VIII. 667; Qui-
qua-po-quois, IX. 452, 457; Quoi-kee-
pee-nan, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443;
Quokock, Chippewa chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90; Reccanamazo or Pusawpaco-
sippy (Iron) river, XIII. 50; Red Bird,
chief, address to U. S. agent, X.
170, 172; Red People (English), XV.
89; Ree-mee-ca, chief, IX. 452; remov-
ing to Saginaw and incidents of the
first summer's residence there, VII.
236; Riandewane (Big Tree), Seneca
chief, XIII, 102; Round Head, Wyan-
dotte chief, XV. 151, 153; Sacemiah
(Francis Lafountain), XII. 452; Sac-e-
nong (Saginaw),, I. 314; Sagamaw,
Pottawattomie chief, XI. 209; Sagani-
koam, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Sagima,
Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Sagitan-
dawe, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Sagoney-
bee, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443; Sag-
osequa, Indian name for Caroline
Smith's heirs, VII. 140, 143; Sa-
gos-e-wa-qua, daughter of Neome,
VII. 266, 270; Samoka, Pottawat-
tomie chief, X. 155; XIV. 28; San-
puer, Sioux chief, XI. 544; Sa-pa-ti,
chief, IX. 454; Sarah, Indian interpret-
er, visited Europe, X. 151; Sarwarbon,
Chippewa chief, signs certificate recog-
nizing claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141;
Sastaritsi, Miami chief, speech, X.
473; XIII. 90; Sau-au-quet, Pottawatto-
mie chief, X. 148, 148n; Saugoma,
chief, XIV. 275; Saw-su-bum, Chippe-
wa chief, VII. 238; Sayaa-ta, Huron
chief, IX. 443; Sca-tou-rainee, Huron
chief. IX. 443; Scheequoi, Pottawatto-
mie chief, IX. 443; Schochpimy, Mas-
contin chief, X. 550; XIII. 93; Scotawa-
boo (fire water or whisky), XIV. 273;
Sco-ta-wa-ing (Flint), VII. 277; Sebe-
quay (Mrs. Rix Robinson), XI. 193; Se-
be-won-ne-sho-saig (Twin River), XII.
379; Sec-ca-ha, Chippewa chief, IX.
442; Seguinack, XIII. 65; Segurnac
chief, X. 570; Sekahos, chief of the
Sauteux, VIII. 312, 313; Semdinon,
Huron chief, XIII. 90; Seon-ca-resse,
Huron chief, IX. 443; Sessaba, Chip-
pewa chief, XII. 609; Sha-a-ris, Huron
chief, IX. 443; Shabinee, Pottawatto-
mie chief, IX. 443; Shabokgoy, Chip-
pewa chief, X. 472; XIII. 90; Shade,
Shawanese chief, XIII. 90; Shanan-
doah, chief, XI. 266; Shanoe, Chippe-
wa chief, signs certificate recognizing
the claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141;
Sha-ou-an-a-qua-am, Chippewa chief, IX.
443; Shaq-qua-ba-no, Chippewa chief,
IX. 443; Sha-qui-an-dah-que (All
Face), Seneca chief, XI. 380; XIII.
102; Sha-waa-ni-ssey, Chippewa chief,
IX'. 442; Shawesskoskong (Shi-was-go-
conk), (Green Point), VII. 277;. XIV.
601; Shaw-she-bah-river, IX. 167;
Shaw-sho-waig (Seul Choix), XII.
379; Shee-bai-nee, Pottawattomie
chief, IX. 443; Shematosh, chief, VII.
238; Shequamy, Indian woman, XII.
438; She-shi-gemasking, Indian village,
II. 475; Shi-a-way-sake (Shiawassee
river), VII. 277; Shing-au-ba-o-sin,
definition of, XII. 379; Shingoop (pine
tree), chief, XIV. 217, 231, 234; Shing-
wackhouse, Chippewa orator, XII. 610;
Shugenesse, Huron chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90; Sho-wae-cae-mette (Raisin
river), II. 524; Showanaba, chief, XIV.
275, 276; Showygan, Ottawa chief, XII.
240; Siggenake, Milwake chief, IX.
380; Simo, attacked surveying party at
Battle Creek, XIV. 157; Sindaton, Hu-
ron chief, speech, X. 527, 577; XI.
385; XIII. 43, 96; Sinegowa, Pottawat-
tomie chief, located at Deerfield, XIV.
276; Snake, Shawnese chief, speech,
X. 464, 473; XIII. 90; Snip, Wyandotte
war chief, IX. 450; Snipe, Huron chief,
X. 527; XIII. 43; Sos-a-gon-se (Maj.
Thorn), XIII. 337; Sou-dos-quaa-ha,
Huron chief, IX. 443; Souril, Ottawa
chief, XIII. 107; Soushgoyne, Chippe-
wa chief, /X. 472; XIII. 90; So-wan-
que-sake (Thornapple river), XI. 193;
Splitlog, Huron chief, XV. 149, 573;
Squo-ta-wi-ing (Grand Traverse), XIV.
507; Suck-see-we-os (venison), XIV.
273; Sundinon, Huron chief, X. 472;
Sunhnsgaya, Huron chief X. 472;
XIII. 90; Susell (Tete de Chien), Win-
nebago chief, XV. 610; Swagatchee
(Ogdensburg), XV. 536; Swan, Chero-
kee chief, speech, X. 464; XIII. 90;
Tagwagane, Ottawa chief, XII. 621;
Take, Huron chief, with Pontiac at
siege of Detroit, VIII. 267, 273, 288,
301; Ta-kwa-gah-nay, Mary Ann (Mrs.
Petoskey), VII. 387; Ta-pa-ti, IX. 453,
456, ' 458; Tau-kee-bee-ing (Cold
Spring), XII. 379; Ta-wa-din (Detour),
XII. 380; Teata, Huron chief,
Spring), XII. 379; Ta-wa-din (Detour),
VIII. 267, 287, 288; Teek-a-mi-ga-zee,
Chippewa chief, IX. 442; Tekamasi-
mon, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Tharato-
hat, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII. 92;
Themigassey, Ottawa chief, X. 552;
INDEX.
297
XIII. 94; Thenatowat, Huron chief, X.
472; XIII. 90; Theyaendinega (Capt.
Brandt), X. 472; speech, X. 475;
XIII. 90; Thomas, Menominee chief,
XV. 560; Tick-ke-sho, saves Celia Boy-
er from death, V. 457; Tihockeres,
Huron chief, X. 502; XIII. 92; Tim-
au-kin-monge ( Pottawattomie Islands),
XII. 379; Tiockouanhown, Huron chief,
speech, X. 500, 502; XIII. 92; Tit-a-be-
way-sake (Tittabawassee), VII. 277;
Tittabawassee river (Ta-ta-ba-was-say),
X. 142; XIV. 501; Tohougetton,
Huron chief, IX. 443; Toienthet,
Huron chief, X. 502; XIII. 92;
Tonadogany, chief, XIV. 506; Ton-
do-gong, chief, XIII. 378; Tonguish,
Pottawattomie chief, V. 398; VIII. 161;
IX. 7; Touraighwaghti (Mr. Hay), IX.
449; Toutegatemy, X. 444; Tuchaway-
gasse (Tuckaweygassi), Chippewa
chief, X. 472; XIII. 90; Turtle,
chief, XV. 4; Unszigozebee (Rivier),
au Betsies), XI. 380; Wabachkweela
or White Horn (John Gray), Mun-
sey chief, visited Quebec, XV. 492;
Wabangay, Chippewa chief, IX.
442; Wabasha, Sioux chief, IX. 544,
548, 561; X. 391; speech of, XV. 558;
Wabedeau, Chippewa chief, XIII. 74;
Wa-bene-kiah, IX. 453; Wa-bi-gouey,
Chippewa chief, IX. 442; Wabiwindigo,
Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Waboos (Rab-
bit), XIV. 229; Wa-by-nossee, Chippe-
wa chief, IX. 442; Wa-gu-she (Louis
Campau), IX. 236; Wah-be-man-e-too
(White Devil), VIII. 244; Wah-be-sins,
Indian name for Jacob Smith, VII. 142,
266, 267; Wah-e-lenessah, Indian name
for Benjamin Fisher, VII. 402; Wah-
nah-be-zee (Belle Isle), II. 585; Waik-
itchai, Kikapoo chief, visited Quebec,
XV. 492; Waindig, "Old," VII. 394,
396; Walk-in-the-water, Wyandotte
chief, XIII. 314, 315; Walisseka Ken-
ailounak, Fox chief, visited Quebec,
XV. 492; Wa-jah-to-sha, Pottawat-
tomie chief, III. 369; Wapoose, V.
495; Wappokisko (Battle Creek), VIII.
214; Wapseh, Pottawattomie chief,
XIV. 277; Warbetounce, Chippewa
chief, signs certificate recognizing
claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141; Wash-
emang, Chippewa chief, X. 472; XIII.
90; Washta, chief, X. 161; Washwin,
Chippewa chief, signs certificate recog-
nizing claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141;
Was-ka-bog-a-mic (Shrub), IX. 236;
Wassasskum, Winnebago chief, visited
Quebec, XV. 492; Wason, Ottawa chief,
XII. 621; Wasson, chief of the Sauteux,
VIII. 310; Waubinema, VIII. 352;
Wau-boose-nau-mud-a-bid (Sitting Rab-
bit), XII. 380; Waug-oo-shance (Little
38
Fox), XII. 380; Wau-kazoo, Lizzie,
VII. 388; Wau-shusk-o-gom-e-gonge
(Biddle's Point), XII. 381; Wa-va-
ohase (Rix Robinson), IX. 236; Wawa-
nosh, chief, XIII. 339; Wawaskeisch,
X. 129; Waw-ca-ta-non, settlement, III.
13, 21; Wa-we-as-co-tang-scotah (Prai-
rie Ronde), XI. 209; Wawenash, V.
495; Wawenesse, Chippewa, XII. 38;
Wa-wi-aghten, Pottawattomie chief,
IX. 443; X. 454; XIII. 65; Wayshonon-
go, Chippewa chief, signs certificate
recognizing claim of Jacob Smith, VII.
141; Waywaynosb, David, Chippewa
Indian, XII. 455; Way-wish-quoin, Ot-
tawa chief, IX. 442; Wa-yog-a-nuck-e-
ifld (L'Arbe Croche), XII. 380; Webi-
nessi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Wechin-
aweto, Ottawa chief, XII. 622; Wech-
ki, Ottawa chief, XII. 621; Weconolly
(John Cleves Symers), XI. 14; We-go-
bee-min-is (Bois Blanc Island), XII.
S80; Wenawe, Ottawa chief, XII. 622;
We-quaid-once-ing (Little Traverse
Bay), XII. 381; We-quaid-onge (Big
Bay de no quot), XII. 381; White Eyes,
Delaware chief, IX. 450; X. 269; XII.
18, 143; White Loon, XII. 454; White
Pigeon, chief, X. 172; White Wolf, Pot-
tawattomie chief, XIV. 278; Wiannock-
eum, Chippewa chief, X. 472; XIII. 90;
Winginum, Delaware chief, X. 527, 538;
XIII. 43; Wisagisi, Ottawa chief, XII.
621; Witanesa, Ottawa chief, XII. 622;
Wiwishgay, Ottawa chief. X. 472; XIII.
90; Wolf, Ottawa chief, XII. 216; Wos-
so, VII. 277; Wou-e-bee-mug-onge
(Point la Barbe), XII. 380; Wry Neck,
Shawanese chief, speech of, X. 463,
464; XIII. 90; Wy-mee-gong, Chippewa
chief, IX. 442; Wyn-deego, Pottawat-
tomie chief, IX. 443; Wy-shi-na-dey-too.
Chippewa chief, IX. 442; Wy-wee-na-
cam, Chippewa chief, IX. 442; Ya-pa-
ti-a, IX. 452;
Indian Ponies, beasts of burden, XIV. 262;
first acquired, XIV. 263.
Indian presents, IX. 471; X. 484, 496,
497, 555, 579-581, 596, 632, 636; XI. 356;
XII. 16, 41, 78, 82, 88, 96, 146, 152,
170-235; 246-248, 251, 256, 259, 263-
265, 273-280, 294; XIII. 73; XV.
613-616, 645-649/654, 656; amount dis-
tributed by Joseph Ainse, XI. 501;
XIII. 83; amount paid', XV. 488, 589;
at scalp dance, XIV. 221; estimate of
amount needed at Detroit, 1782, XI.
382; given the Ottawas by Maj. De
Peyster, 1778, IX. 655; instructions for
distribution of, XV. 649; letter regard-
ing, XIII. 368; shipped to Michilimack-
inac in 1814, XV. 606, 644-649, 654.
Indian relics, II. 212; XIV. 211, 446.
Indian reservations, II. 476; VI. 364;
XIV. 508.
298
INDEX.
Indian sacrifices, II. 477; XIV. 212.
Indian schools, III. 154; IX. 129; IV.
210, 259, 362; aided by government,
IX. 132; Carey mission, II. 375, 564,
365; founded 1820, I. 121, 122; XIV.
259; guests at, II. 376; location, XIII.
502; sketch, V. 146; treaty held at, II.
360; Illinois, V. 95.
Indian speeches, VIII. 506; X. 297, 298,
444, 453, 527, 532, 538-545, 552, 567,
577, 587-590; XI. 337, 354, 370, 470;
XII. 14, 43, 115; XIII. 43, 234, 558-561,
596; of Tecumseh, XV. 89; to the con-
gress of .the U. S., 1785, XI. 467, 179;
XII. 112; XIII. 104.
Indian superstition, V. 5; XIV. 212-222;
resembling Salem witchcraft, IV. 111.
Indian territory of 1802, VIII. 540; mil-
itia of and general orders for, VIII.
542.
Indian totems, V. 552; XIV. 217; on
deed to Hog island, X. 236.
Indian trade, how carried on in 1788,
XI. 639; interrupted by wars, XI. 485;
number engaged in under British con-
trol, XV. 62; protected by English,
XIV. 659; territory covered by, XIII.
79.
Indian traditions, see Legends.
Indian trails, V. 252; X. 137;KXIV. 603;
central point of favorite camping
ground, II. 474; Chicago, II. 376; Duck
Lake, III. 380; Grand Rapids, III. 380;
in Macon township, XIII. 590; of the
Pottawattomies, I. 328.
Indian tribes and tribal divisions, XIV.
257; Coeur de Cerf, XIII. 65; see also
Algonquins, Chippewas, Cohakies,
Five Nations, Folles, Avoines,
Fox, Hurons, Illinois, lowas, Iro-
Quois, Kickapoos, LaPoint band,
Menominees, Miamis, Mingos, Mo-
hawks, Nottaways, Ojibways, Ouia-
tonous, Pottawattomies, Puans, Qui-
quabous, Sacos, Saginaws, Saux,
Shawnees, Tobaccos, Tuteloes, Winne-
bagos.
Indian villages, II. 475; XI. 506; XIII.
85; Ar-be-toh-wach-e-wan, location of, II.
463; Co-pen-ic-corning, II. 477; Cheas-
sining (Big Rock Village), II. 488; in
Danby township; IV. 23; Peankashaw,
XIII. 50; Pottawattomie, XIII. 50;
Sault Ste. Marie, XIV. 656; Sheshige-
making, II. 475.
Indian war, Florida, period of, XII. 435;
Texas and New Mexico, period of, XII.
435; of Sacs and Fox, XII. 424.
Indian war club, II. 39; war pipe, XII.
440.
Indian wigwam, how made, XIV. 212;
how doors are barred, III. 380; IV.
501; XIII. 551.
Indian women, assisted in Fort Dearborn
massacre, XV. 160; baptized, XIV. 232;
beauty a myth, XIV. 264; description
of dress, XIV. 264, 273; extended aid
to Mrs. Williams, II. 39; ferocity of
Sioux women, XI. 502; XIII. 84;
great suffering among, XV. 181; hid
weapons while Indians drank whiskey,
XIII. 487; killed by drunken members
of tribe, XIV. 261; kindness of,
XII. 444; manner of carrying infants,
XIV. 264, 548; mutilate corpses, XIV.
275; perform the work, XIV. 211, 262;
present at council, XIII. 92; style of
dressing the hair, XIV. 264; reveal
Pontiac plot to Maj. Gladwin, VI. 506;
507; whipped for so doing, XIV. 667;
with flag of truce, XIII. 506.
Indian worship, form of, XIV. 212, 656.
Indiana as a territory, VIII. 542, 543;
VII. 19; slaves in, captured by In-
dians, sold in Michigan, I. 415; uneasy
over northern boundary line, III. 143.
Indiana conference of early Methodists,
II. 158-163.
Indiana Historical Society, gifts to State
Pioneer Society of Michigan, XI. 13;
XIII. 34.
Indians, address to congress, XII. 112;
XIII. 104; address by Col. Caldwell,
XV. 593; by William Eustice, secre-
tary of war, 1811, VIII. 601; by Lt.
Col. McDonald, XV. 582, 583; admin-
istration of justice, XIV. 225, 226;
affairs around Detroit, 1706, VI. 458;
agricultural implements owned by,
XIII. 341; annuities, XII. 593, 594;
annoyed by squatters, V. 173; articles
used in barter, XIV. 262; as scouts,
XV. 182; assisted the British at cap-
ture of Michilimackinac, XV. 143; at
battle of the Miami, XV. 178, 310; at
Amherstburg, received guns, XV. 65,
225; at Fort Defiance, XV. 149, 150;
at Fort George, XV. 140; at Mack-
inac, addressed by Lt. Col. Mc-
Dougall, XV. 581-584; number resort-
ing at in 1782; X. 635; at Prairie du
Chien, .XV. 624-627; at Quebec, 1780,
expense of care of, X. 444; XIII. 70,
71; attack the "Gladwin," XIII. 311;
attack U. S. gunboats on Rock river,
XV. 627, 628, 630; attack W. H. Har-
rison on the Wabash, XV. 66-68; see
also, Kickapoo and Winnebago; at-
tempt to burn vessels by means of
fire rafts, VIII. 331-335, 361; attempt
to drive white men from Michigan and
other sections, XV. 8; barter, articles
used in, I. 504; VII. 256; XIV. 262,
534, 562; bounty for American scalps
received from British, IV. 321; V. 465;
VI. 374; VII. 529, 539; XIV. 534, for
lands, IX. 347; bravery, VIII. 255;
burnt sawmill at Orion, XIII. 487;
burying grounds, see Indian mounds,
INDEX.
299
buy supplies at Port Huron, XIII.
337; call Americans "Long Knives,"
XV. 9; camp meeting, IV. 29; captives,
IV. 307-311; carry flag of truce, I.
412; characteristics, XV. 18; charms
of shells, XIV. 213; Christianized by
Moravians, XIII. 41-46; Christians
massacred on the Muskingum, XIII.
47; protected by the British, XV. 9;
claim of beaver hunting grounds, how
secured, VIII. 254; comparison of cra-
nia of early races, II. 42-44; conspira-
cy against English, VIII. 266; corn-
fields on the Illinois destroyed, XV.
259; cruelties to captives, XIV. 534;
XV. 437; denegeration of, XIV. 261;
depredations of, V. 456; XIII. 505;
XV. 674; desert British on the
Miami, XV. 151-154; description
of dress, XIV. 264, 273; desti-
tution and suffering among, XII.
431; XV. 103, 194; difficulty in
management, XV. 624-627; dishonesty
of, XIV. 226; disposition of those at
Detroit, XV. 150; domestic animals
owned by, XIII. 341; doubt British suc-
cess, XV. 150; dread vaccination, II.
488; early cultivated fields, XIV. 506,
509; early use of sandstone, XIII. 570;
enroute to Maiden for presents, XIII.
337; equipped for war by British, list
of articles, VIII. 458; XII. 264-266; ex-
changed fish and game for bread, flour
or meat, XIV. 562; exchanged prison-
ers for barter, XIV. 534; first attend-
ance at church, XIV. 209; first em-
ployed by the whites in warfare, VIII.
457; first horses among supposed to
have come from Braddock's' defeat,
XIV. 263; first learn of firearms, XIV.
655; filing guns led to suspicion and
defeat of Pontiac, XIV. 667; fishing, I.
503, method of catching sturgeon, I.
442, VI. 237; of curing them, VIII. 249;
flour issued daily by the British,
XV. 538; forcible removal of, V. 174;
friendship of, VIII. 242, 245-248; XIV.
228; furnished blacksmith by govern-
ment, XIV. 259; gather at Amherst-
burg, XV. 93; given money by Gen.
Hull, XV. 129; given presents by Brit-
ish, XV. 45; grow corn, oats, potatoes
and hay, VII. 275; XII. 456; XIII.
341; XIV. 261; habits, XIV. 274; hired
by the French, list of supplies for,
VIII. 458; history of, III. 368; hospi-
tality, VII. 247; VIII. 251-253; houses
for, built at Sarnia, V. 496; how em-
ployed in camp, XIV. 262; how they
regarded the "Walk-in-the-Water,"
XIV. 156; how hunters decoy game,
XIV. 263; idol destroyed by Galinee,
III. 648; XIV. 656; in Upper Peninsula
mines, XI. 182; incited to steal cattle
of Gen. Harrison, XV. 318; intemper-
ance among, I. 485; inveterate beggars,
XIV. 262, 273; justice, administration
of, III. 127; kettles for first obtained
from the French, XIV. 664; kindness
of, II. 39; XIII. 569; XIV. 548, 562;
laziness of, XIV. 211; learned to make
maple sugar of the French, XIV. 664;
loss of corn, XV. 173; love for whiskey,
XIII. 337; XIV. 260, 261, 486; manner
of barring door of wigwam, III. 380;
IV. 501; XIII. 551; manner of travel-
ing, XIV. 485; massacre at Sandy
Creek, affidavits regarding, VIII. 642;
see also Fort Dearborn and Raisin
river; medal and silk flag recommended
for, XV. 209; medals presented by Gov.
Hull, VIII. 568; members of State His-
torical Society, XII. 325; message to
Maj. DePeyster, X. 583; missionary
among, IV. 544; money for sent by the
French, XV. 212; murder family at
Lower Sandusky, XV. 437; murderer
surrendered himself for punishment,
III. 128; music, XIV. 214; number
raised by Robert Dickson for the Brit-
ish, XV. 321-323,' occupation of men,
their aversion to work, XIV. 211; of
the lakes, called Canoe Indians, XIII.
309; of "Calhoun and Kalamazoo
counties, reminiscences of, X. 147;
"Eaton county," III. 379; "Michigan,"
X. 147; Ontario, number of, XIII. 341;
Grand Rapids, IV. 286; Grand River,
join British, XV. 95; Couer de Cerf,
at council, XIII. 65; Terrg Coupe, at
council, XIII. 65; on Detroit river,
I. 502, 503; South Manistee river, XII.
622; Mississippi river, XV. 180; Wa-
bash, remove to Detroit, XV. 262; on
1 rails, V. 252; paid interest on lands
sold, XIII. 340; pillaged trading post,
XII. 440; plundered house1 of Jonathan
Hubbard, XIV. 533; present Cadillac
with corn to replace that lost by fire,
VIII. 432; practice polygamy, XIV.
226; see also polygamy; proposed
exchange for U. S. prisoners of war,
XV. 286; received farm implements,
XII. 456; refused to join English
forces at Detroit, XV. 10; relations
with the French, I. 365; repulsed at
Vincennes, XIII. 61; resorting at Mack-
inac in 1782, X. 635; XIII. 70; restrict-
ed from entering Detroit, XV. 133;
right of suffrage, XIV. 279; rights
of discovery, how protected, XIV.
262; rum withheld from, XIII.
66; sharp traders, XIV. 262;
smallpox among, XIV. 498; sold
negro captives, I. 415; steal sur-
veyors' ponies, III. 589; stealthiness
of, XIII. 550; sugar making, XV. 45;
supplies furnished by the British, XV.
194, 195; ordered to LaBaye, XV. 368;
tractability of the western tribes, XV.
347; trial for murder. IV. 551; unre-
liablity of, XV. 347-349, 355; urged to
300
INDEX.
maintain neutrality by the U. S. gov-
ernment, XV. 49; used territorial road,
XIV. 485; with Col. McKay on expedi-
tions to the Mississippi, XV. 612; with
Tecumseh at the battle of the Miami,
number of XV. 276, 290; wounded by
exploding guns, XV. 226.
Indians and Indian trail, a trip from
Pontiac to Saginaw in an early day,
X. 137.
Indigo society organized, VII. 332; see
also Libraries.
Industrial (Reform) School for Boys, II.
130; value of buildings in 1889, XIV.
410; for Girls, value of buildings, 1889,
XIV. 410.
Ineson, Timothy, death of, XI. 105.
Ingalls, Chester, I. 336.
Ingalls, Eleazer S., attorney, I. 268, 271.
early settler of Menominee, I. 126, 266;
first probate judge of Menominee coun-
ty, I. 267, 268; gift of, II. 5; "History
of Menominee County," I. 263; pub-
lisher, I. 270.
Ingalls, Florence E., IV., 196.
Ingalls, Peter B., death of, IX. 85.
Ingalls, R. W., established the "Watch
Tower," 1834, VII. 530; State printer,
VII. 531; published first paper of
Lena wee county, I. 231; VI. 84; State
printer, VI. 85.
Ingalls, Mrs. Ruth, death of, V. 446.
Ingalsby, Mrs. — , VII. 357.
Ingels, William, death of, VI. 340.
Ingersoll,' — , graduate of Yale college,
XIV. 356.
Ingersoll, D. S., I. 159.
Ingersoll, Rev. E. P., I. 159, 160.
Ingersoll, Erastus S., I. 58, 160; IV. 6,
420, 422; XIV. 590; death of, II. 456;
VII. 9; entered land in 1824, II. 449-
452; III. 563; first settler of Novi town-
ship, VII. 560; member Eaton county
Pioneer Society, I. 157; member of
State Pioneer Society, I. 14, 84; pat-
ented mowing machine 1827, II. 453,
454; vice president State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 13, 157-160.
Ingersoll, Mrs. Erastus S., I. vi.; "Early
Settlement of Delta," I. 157; death of,
II. 456.
Ingersoll, H. S., VII. 340.
Ingersoll, Harley, merchant of Lansing,
VI. 294.
Ingersoll, I. W., IV. 470.
Ingersoll, John N., I. 8, 9; IV. vii.; V.
vii.; "Clinton and Kalamazoo canal
celebration," V. 469, 469n; engrossing
and enrolling clerk of State legislature,
also speaker of the house, IV. 390;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 14;
84; VII. 9; publisher, IV. 389-391; VI.
87, 94; sketch of, IV. 388; vice presi-
dent State Pioneer Society, I. 13.
Ingersoll, Mrs. John N. (Miss Harriet
M. Robinson), IV. 389; death by fire,
IV. 390.
Ingersoll, Mrs. Julia (Miss Howard), V.
545.
Ingersoll, Justis, messenger in legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Ingersoll, Miss Lottie, IV. 388.
Ingersoll, Lydia, taught first school in
Delta township, I. 160.
Ingersoll, Mary R., III. 555.
Ingersoll, Moses, I. 160.
Ingersoll, Nathaniel, father of J. N., IV.
389.
Ingersoll, Miss Nellie, IV. 388.
Ingersoll, Mrs. O. B., member of State
Pioneer Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Ingersoll, Reuben, death of, XIII. 226.
Ingersoll, Robert ("Bob"), III. 58; IV.
260; quotations regarding education,
XIV. 357.
Ingersoll, Ward, IV. 388.
Ingham, Miss — , seminary mentioned,
XI. 29.
Ingham, A., land entry, III. 402.
Ingham, B., III. 294.
Ingham, Samuel D., secretary of the U.
S. treasury, county named for, I. 184.
Ingham county, organized, county seat
located, I. 183, 184, 514; Bunkerhill
township, history of, XII. 393; history
of the press, VI. 78; memorial reports,
III. 468; IV. 259; VI. 295; VII. 424;
VIII. 34; IX. 41; XI. 43; XIII. 196;
XIV. 97; number of insane in 1850;
XIII. 296; treasurer and clerk of in
1875-6, I. 519; "Trip from Utica, N. Y.,
to Ingham county, 1838," by Silas
Beebe, I. 187; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Ingham County Pioneer Society, report
of eleventh annual meeting, VI. 282.
Ingledue, E. R., IV. 237.
Ingledue, Mary, IV. 237.
Ingleright, Lydia, death of, VII. 346.
Ingles, John and family, XI. 452.
Ingles, N., death of, XIV. 54.
Inglis, Capt. IX. 514.
Inglis, Rev. James, chaplain of the leg-
islature, XIV. 413.
Ingolsbee, Orson, death of, VI. 214, 215.
Irigraham, Capt. — , II. 171.
Ingraham, John, VI. 478.
Inkstands, for the Indians, X. 496.
Inman, Rev. Thomas E., XIII. 166.
Innes, Miss Charlotte, instructor in Al-
bion college, II. 206.
Innes, John, VII. 568.
Innes, Margaret (Mrs. John I.), VII. 568.
Innes, Robert, of Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close of the revolution-
ary war, VIII. 410; signs memorial to
Sir George Prevost, XV. 252; supplied
northwest company with corn, XV.
81.
Innes, Mrs. Susan, death of, XIII. 277.
INDEX. 301
Innes, William P., XIII. 26. ized, name, county seat relocated, I.
Innes, Gen. William P., VI. 330; gift of, 94, 194, 212; "Gazette," VI. 80; treas-
VIII. 12. urer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 519; vote of
Innes & McGregor, proprietors of the 1887, on prohibition amendment, XIII.
boat Thames, XV. 64. 404.
Inns, early laws enacted to regulate, Iowa, portion of Michigan, III. 115.
XIV. 661. Iowa county organized, I. 195; II. 361.
Insane, early treatment of, XIII. 292; in Iowa Indians, daring deed of, XV. 628;
poorhouses in 1871, XIII. 301; in pris- gather at Belle Fontaine, V. 5; with
on, VI. 101; number in 1850, XIII. 296. Col. McKay, XV. 623.
Insane asylum at Grand Traverse, value "Ira Chaffee," propeller, built at Allegan,
of buildings in 1889, XIV. 410; Ionia, III. 305.
value of buildings in 1889, XIV. 410; Irard, Bazille, signs letter to Capt. Rob-
Kalamazoo, value of buildings in 1889, erts, XV. 246.
XIV. 410; Pontiac, value of buildings Iredell, A., of Detroit, remained a Brit-
in 1889, XIV. 410. ish subject at close of the revolution-
Inselman, Glaus, land entry, III. 406; VII. ary war, VIII. 411.
378. Ireland, Leroy T., first treasurer of Me-
Insley, John, I. 207, 208; V. 522; XI. nominee county, I. 267.
210. Ireland, Silas, member State Pioneer So-
Intemperance, prevalence of among In- ciety, II. 184.
uians, II. 20; see also Indians. Ireland, recruits from, for war of 1812,
Internal improvements, railroads and XV. 597.
canals projected, loans for, I. 46, 47; Irish, Benjamin, entered land in 1823,
V. 59. III. 564.
Interpreters, requests for, XV. 209; sala- Irish, David, postmaster, III. 472, 483.
ries of, X. 636; XV. 220. Irish, Edwin M., attorney, XI. 311.
Intoxicating liquor, laws relating to, cru- Irish, J. D., death of, V. 527.
sade against, XIII. 388-407, 555; see Irish, Mrs. Mary N., death of, VI. 447.
also Temperance Conflict. Irish in upper peninsula mines, XL 182.
Inwagen, V., death of, XIII. 276. Irish Benevolent Association, Jackson,
Inwagen, Mrs. V., death of, XIV. 182. II. 347.
Ion, L. H., III. 416, 423. Irkenback, Rev. — , III. 288.
Ion, Mrs. Lovina, pioneer of 1830, IV. Irner, Samuel, death of, V. 447.
238. Iron county, vote of 1887 on prohibition
Ionia City, "Christmas fifty years ago, amendment, XIII. 404.
VI. 300;" first settler and trader, III. Iron districts, VIII. 145; XIII. 342, 343.
370; fire department, III. 485; founded, Iron mines, developed, III. 251, 252;
history of, III. 470; land office, III. VIII. 137; table of experiments, III.
473; newspapers, "Democrat," material 253.
thrown into river, VI. 79; "Gazette," Iron Mountain railway constructed, VIII.
established, III. 474, 488; "Journal," 155, 157; incorporated, VII. 168.
first paper of county, VI. 79; "Senti- Iron ore, I. 328; II. 105; XII. 128, XIII.
nel," III. 474-488; "Standard," III. 488; 343; amount produced, Michigan
VI. 79; Sandstone, III. 488; secret so- compared m 1889 with product of
cieties, III. 483-485. other states, XIV. 411; discovered
Ionia Colony, III. 470; list of original in 1844, V. 121; VII. 166; XI.
members, XIV. 560. 161 ; first shipment from Mar-
Ionia County Memorial Reports, III. 490; quette, VII. 167; for garrison sup-
'VI. 301; VII. 449; IX. 43; XL 46; XIII. plies, X. 363, 364; XL 416, 427, 429;
205; XIV. 106; first settlement, XIV. XII. 124, 138; XIII. 588; for Indian
560; history of, III. 470; number of presents, X. 633; XII. 41, 82, 147, 158,
delegates for convention of 1836, XL 175, 225, 241, 257, 284, 288, 303; for
157. Mackinac, X. 513, 514, 519, 520; XV.
Ionia county organized, named, county 616, G55; price per on in early days,
seat located, I. 192; III. 473; first set- XIII. 485; "recollections of early dis-
tlement in, I. 193; treasurer and clerk coveries on Lake Superior," XL 161;
in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of, 1887, on pro- shipment in 1789, XII. 5.
hibition amendment, XIII. 404. Iron pyrites, where found, XIV. 204.
Ionia reformatory (house of correction Iron (Reccanamazo) river, Pottawat-
and asylum), history of, XIII. 305; tomie village on, X. 248; XIII. 50.
value of buildings in 1889, XIV. 410. Irons, Rev. John, member of State His-
lonia township (Ionia county), III. 473. torical Society, XII. 325.
Ionia and Bellevue road, III. 385. Irons, Mrs. O., death of, XL 134.
losco (Kanotin Ranotin) county organ- Ironside, Capt. George, VII. 85; XII. 54,
302
INDEX.
92, 93, 218, 240, 253; XV. 25, 186; cer-
tifies report of board of survey, XII.
226, 235; in command of Indians, XIII.
600; letter from Col. Elliott, XY. 179;
to William Glaus, XV. 185; P. Selby,
XII. 198; signs memorial to Sir George
Prevost, XV. 252.
"Ironsides," boat, lost with all on board,
IX. 284.
Ironwood, bark used as medicine, XIV.
428.
Iroquois Indians, VI. 404, 416; allies of
the English, XIV. 664; drove Hurons
from upper Canada, II. 98; enemies of
the French, VIII. 371, 418; hos-
tile to Jesuits, II. 139; location and
description of, VIII. 370; XIV. 256,
655; most ferocious of tribes, tyrants
of the continent, VIII. 419; XIV. 432;
obtain firearms, XIV. 257; presents is-
sued to, XL 356; XIII. 73, 74; scat-
tered the Illinois, V. 94; victory over
Hurons and Ojibways, XIV. 256; see
also Six Nations.
Iroquois Point, Indian name and location
of, XII. 378.
Iroquois river, Indian villages on, X.
248; XIII. 50.
Iroquois war, begun in 1644, VII. 152.
Irvin, David, appointed judge in 1832,
III. 122.
Irvin, R. W., VI. 77.
Irvine, Gen. James, X. 595, 628; at Fort
Dearborn, XIII. 538; at Fort Pitt, III.
30; VIII. 476-478.
Irvine (Irwin) Lt. Robert, wounded, XV.
228-240.
Irvine, Gen. William, XI. 387; letter to
Col. DePeyster, XI. 381.
Irving, — , X. 215.
Irving, Edward, XIV. 332.
[rving, Paulus ^Emilius, Governor over
territory including Michigan, 1767, III.
119.
[rving, Washington, III. 55; IX. 303;
honorary member of State Historical
Society, XII. 321; minister plenipoten-
tiary to Spain, IX'. 192, 193; township
named for, I. 112.
[rving township (Barry county), how
named, I. 114.
Irwin, — , of New York, XL 59.
[rwin, Miss — , X. 205.
Irwin, Mrs. — , X. 205.
Irwin, Arthur, soldier of the rebellion,
VI. 179.
Irwin, E., XIV. 165.
Irwine, Robert, signed address to Maj.
William A. Puthuff, VIII. 656.
Irwin, Thomas B., register and postmas-
ter, IX. 78.
Isabella, Queen of Spain, XIV. 651;
county in Michigan named for, I. 197.
"Isabella," British boat, 1780, X. 431.
Isabella county organized, named for
Queen of Spain, county seat located,
I. 196, 197; newspapers, VI. 80; treas-
urer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 519; vote of
1887 on prohibition amendment, XIII.
404.
Isbell, Nelson G., I. 256; appointed col-
lector of Detroit in 1861, I. 472; secre-
tary of state, VI. 440.
Isham, G. S., VI. 304.
Isham, Gileo, III. 474.
Isham, Miss Jane, teacher in St. Clair
Academy, V. 499.
Isham, Warren, publisher, II. 324; IV.
436, 437; VI. 74; VII. 100; secretary
Horticultural Society, 1849, X. 78.
Ishpeming, location of, founded, VIII.
158; XL 176; "Iron Home," VI. 87, 88;
significance of name, VIII. 159.
Islam, Edward S., "Frontenac and Miles
Standish in the Northwest," XIV. 42.
Islands, Apostle, IX. Ill; X. 80; XIV.
235; at mouth of Detroit river, "Pa-
triot's," encamped, XII. 417; Aux Noix,
XV. 376; Bass, U. S. troops on
XV. 354; Beaver, dimensions, IX.
106; Indian names, XII. 375; Belle
Isle, XII. 31, 42, garden for the
British, IX. 638, accession of, protested
against, XIII. 66, how named, XIII.
488, names of, abstract of title, II. 585;
XIII. 66, price of in 1768, II. 586,
point where American troops crossed
to Sandwich in war of 1812, XV. 105,
under different nations, XIII. 489; Big
(Zilwaukie), VII. 275; Bois Blanc, XII.
32, 418; XIII. 309; XV. 14, block house
erected on, by U. S., 1797, XII. 260;
XV. 14, description of in 1790, XII. 32,
heavily timbered, I. '503, Indian name
of, XII. 380; Burnt, location of, XIV.
197; Cape Breton, recommended for
asylum for British refugees, X. 667;
Carleton, U. S. naval troops about, XV.
430; British on, IX. 416, 421, 424;
Celoren, see Belle Isle; He au
Cochon, See Belle Isle; Crapo's,
III. 441; Crooked, VI. 194; Crow,
XIII. 370; Delaware, location of,
I. 502; Drummond, VII. 200; Elba,
heavily timbered, I. 503; Elk, I.
444; Fighting (Turkey), XII. 32, 423;
battle of, VII. 89, bombarded by the
British, XIII. 541, Gen. Brady, speech
at, XIII. 541; location, XIII. 309, pa-
triots encamped on, XIII. 539; Fox, I.
259; Garlic, X. 247; XIII. 49; Gibral-
tar expedition to, XII. 417, 418; Goat,
XIII. 533, Brady Guards on. XIII. 545,
Goose, IX. 643, Indian name of, XII.
378; Grand, XV. 602, U. S. troops erect
log houses opposite, XV. 430, grena-
dier, U. S. troops at, XV. 430; Grosse
He, XII. 31, heavily timbered, I. 503,
home of William Macomb, how reach-
ed, I. 505, in 1817, I. 503, location of,
XIII. 309; Gull, VI. 194; Harsen's, IV.
INDEX. . 303
331-333, 338; VI. 413; Hickory, XII. Italians, in upper peninsula mines, XI.
423, heavily timbered, I. 503, "Pa- 182.
triots" encamped on, XII. 418; Hoche- Itawachachi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
lega (Montreal), village of Wyandotte, Ithaca, "Gratiot News," established, II.
Indians found there by Cartier, XIII. 269; VI. 76; "Journal," VI. 76.
310; Iroquois in Lake Erie, XV. 50; Itowagifhikee, Ottawa chief, X. 278.
Isle of Demons, Marguerite banished luoiqueperman, Indian chief, X. 392.
to, XIV. 654; Isle Royale, ancient min- luokock, Chippewa chief, XIII. 90.
ing on, II. 45-52, III. 206, copper mines, Ivers, Eaward, death of, XIII. 277; XIV.
III. 43, early names of, VI. 351, 351n, 183.
location of, XIV. 198; LaPointe, loca- Iverson, John, death of, XIII. 229.
tion of, XIV. 207, 235; Lappalo, VII. Iverson, Thomas, II. 394.
496; Long (Wolf), the garden of Amer- Ives, — , V. 386.
ica, IX. 259; XV. 599; Mackinaw, illus- Ives, A. E., land entry, III. 401.
tration and description of, in 1780, X. Ives, A. E. & L. L., land entry, III. 402.
390, owned by the Chippewa Indians, X. Ives, Alanson, death of, VI. 431, 436, 437.
635, population in 1818, III. 125, see Ives, C. P., land entry, III. 402.
also Mackinac; Manitou, VII. 65, Ives, Prof. Eli, honorary member of
organized as a county, I. 259; Middle, State Historical Society, XII. 319.
VI. 194; XV. 13, 23; Moneto, Indian Ives, Friend, member state legislature,
name and location of, XII. 376; Navy, IV. 172.
XII. 423; XV. 602; Park, location, Ives, Mrs. Friend (Harriet Warner), IV.
XIII. 486; Pelee, VII. 127; Potta- 172.
wattomie, location, and Indian name Ives, H. H., supervisor, XI. 89.
of, XII. 379; Presque He (Black Ives, Joseph C., death of, IV. 270.
Rock) boats at, XV. 490, Indian Ives, Maj. L. H., VI. 283.
name and description, XII. 377, skir- Ives, L. L., land entry, III. 401.
mish on, XV. 156, statement of U. S. Ives, Lewis and wife, III. 390; VII. 379.
squadron, 1812, XV. 334, U. S. Ives, Mrs. Roxana (Mrs. Hatch), IV.
troops collect at, XV. 518; Put-in-Bay, 229.
British desire to occupy, XV. 354, Ives, Samuel G., member of building corn-
early boats at, XV. 490; Round, Indian mission for Pontiac asylum, XIII. 301.
name of, XII. 378; Sable, convicts Ives, William, VII. 184.
landed on in 1598, XIV. 655; St. Joseph, Iveson, Anna, death of, V. 446.
artillery removed from, XV. 315, Cana- Izard, Gen. George, U. S. A., commands
dian family removing from, to Michil- troops at Niagara, XV. 652, 653.
imackinac, XIII. 59, census of, 1780.
XIII. 58, explored by British soldiers,
XII. 236, location of, XV. 62, 87; St. J. W., poem, "Revolutionary Recollec-
Peter, "Wolff," British boat, grounded tions," XIV. 571.
on, X. 431; Sandwich, visited by John Jack, Chippewa Indian, claimed lands
Ball, VII. 505; Silver Islet, early min- granted to Jacob Smith, VII. 143.
ing on, XIV. 199; Skull, battle of, Jack, James, VII. 615.
Sauks exterminated, XIII. 376-379; Jacker (Joake) Edward, priest, II. 142,
Sledge, A. 247; XIII. 49; Slo- 144; VI. 352; VII. 177.
cum's VII. 619; Squaw, XV. 164, Jacklin, Rev. J. E., VI. 379.
165, how named and traditions of, Jackman, — , I. 439.
XIII. 486; Stony, quarries on, 1749, Jackson, — , pioneer of Comstock, V. 389i
II. 102; Stromness (Strumness), IV. Jackson, — , pioneer of Owosso, II. 483.
338, 339, 341, 425; Sugar, VI. 194; heav- Jackson, Professor — , principal of Quin-
ily timbered, I. 503; Sulphur, VI. 193; cy school, VI. 246.
Summer, Indian name and location, Jackson, Albert, soldier of the rebellion,
XII. 378; Thunder Bay, VI. 194; XV. died of wounds, VII. 179.
13, 23; Toussaint, location of, XV. 156; Jackson, Andrew, member of State Pio-
Turkey, see Fighting; Walpole, In- neer Society, I. 90.
dlans on, XIII. 342; Willow, XIII. 352, Jackson, Gen. Andrew, seventh president
364; XIV. 499; Wolf, see Long. of the United States, called "Old Hick-
Isle Royal county organized, I. 198; ory," I. 174, 184, 199. 371, 391; II. 6,
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 519." 16; III. 38, 141, 142, 224; IV. 233, 439;
Isles, Rev. J. J., IX. 309. V. 74, 75, 210; VI. 368, 381; VII. 506;
Ismon, Horace C., bank president, II. X. 9; XI. 215, 224, 225; appointed
323. Judge D. Goodwin, U. S. district attor-
Isononcainen, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII. ney, XIII. 285; appointed Moses Kings-
92. ley, postmaster of Webster township,
Isothermal lines HI. 67-69. XIII. 549; appointed Stevens T. Mason
304
INDEX.
governor of Michigan ty., II. 17;com-
-missioned Battle Creek postoffice, III.
349; interviewed Chief Black Hawk, V.
177; nickname and emblem, X. 20;
ordered Gov. Mason to retire from To-
ledo, II. 107, 173, 178; promoted Dr.
Pitcher to rank of surgeon, IV. 432,
433; reported remark on Gen. Atkin-
son's conduct of war, XII. 435; signa-
ture on deeds to land, IV. 488; XIII.
257; vs. the United States bank, V. 210.
Jackson, Col. C. C., death of, VII. 551,
552; gift of, XII. 345; Journalist, VI.
89; pay director, U. S. Navy, VI. 89.
Jackson, Mrs. C. C., death of, VII. 551.
Jackson, Charles, XIV. 416.
Jackson, Capt. Charles, II. 572; IV. 462;
X. 87; commands escort of Gen. Wil-
liams on trip to Chicago, XII. 433.
Jackson, Dr. (Prof.) Charles T., U. S.
geologist, V. 122; analysis of mineral
springs of Eaton Rapids, III. 428; ex-
plored for copper on Lake Superior,
XL 161.
Jackson, Darius C., sheriff, VII. 531.
Jackson, E. A., V. 361, 362; VII 480.
Jackson, Lieut. George, bearer of flag of
truce, XV. 17, 500, 514, 515.
Jackson, Kev. Henry (Bam-me-no-de-no-
kaid), Chippewa chief and interpreter,
X. 152.
Jackson, Isaac P., publisher, VI. 91.
Jackson, J. B., land entry, III. 406.
Jackson, Rev. J. (I.) E., III. 357; V. 322.
Jackson, James, IX. 52.
Jackson, John and wife, IV. 385.
Jackson, Mrs. John, death of, XIV. 136.
Jackson, John M., death of, XL 128.
Jackson, Joseph, II. 572; III. 555; XII.
383.
Jackson, Lewis, V. 271.
Jackson, Mary A. (Mrs. Bachelor), VII.
284.
Jackson, Michael, landlord and light-
house keeper, VII. 567.
Jackson, N., land entry, III. 426.
Jackson, Rudolph D., VI. 306.
Jackson, Stillman, biog., XIV. 112, 127.
Jackson, Thomas, II. 62; XIV. 424; death
of, XI. 131.
Jackson, Rev. Washington, pioneer, I.
318; III. 240-243, 356, 517; V. 332.
Jackson, William, mayor of Jackson, II.
316; III. 508; sketch of, IX. 48, 52, 53.
Jackson, William, secretary of conven-
tion of 1787, XI. 147.
Jackson city (Jacksonburg, Jacksonopo-
lis), I. 199; II. 276, 281; assessment
roll of, 1832, II. 292; banks, II. 320-
323, original capital, V. 214, 215;
churches, II. 325, 347; Exchange hotel,
II. 308; fire department, II. 326; first
settlement of, V. 348; furnace and iron
foundry, II. 334; gas light company,
II. 340; loaned money to railroads, II.
317; "manufactories of, II. 342; news-
papers, ''American Freeman," II. 323;
"Citizen," II. 324, 331; VI. 80; "Demo-
crat," "Eagle," "Gazette," "Patriot,"
"Sentinel," II. 323, 324; VI. 80, 81;
"Sun," II. 325; "Volksfreund," II. 325;
schools, II. 347; shipments of 1877, II.
343-346; site of a favorite Indian camp-
ing ground, II. 274, 277; societies, II.
326, 346, 347.
Jackson county organized, named for
President Jackson, county seat located,
I. 198, 199; II. 295; borrowed money
for court house, II. 298; first white boy
born in, V. 358; first settlement, II.
274; first white women settlers, I. 277;
history of, 1829 to 1879, III. 509; his-
tory of the press, VI. 80; land entries.
II. 272-274; V. 346; loaned money to
railroad companies, II. 318; memorial
reports, IV. 269, 283; V. 357; VI. 306;
VII. 465; VIII. 44; XI. 47; XI.
58; number of delegates to conven-
tion of 1836, XI. 157; number
of insane in 1850, XIII. 296; pio-
neer anthem, VII. 463; townships
Blackman, early settlers, III. 503; VII.
464; Brooklyn, IV. 271; Columbia, his-
tory of, IV. 176-181; Grass Lake, how
named, V. 347; Henrietta, first settlers,
III. 504; Parma, first settlers, II. 332;
Rives, first settlers, III. 504; treasurer
and clerk in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887
on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Jackson County Pioneer Society, enter-
tained State Pioneer Society, III. 491;
meetings of, IV. 269; VII. 450, 451.
Jackson,' Fort Wayne & Cincinnati R. R.
Co., II. 318.
-Jackson Iron Co., VIII. 147.
Lansing, Jackson & Saginaw railroad, II.
317, 318; absorbed Amboy,. Lansing &
Traverse Bay Railway, II. 318, 350.
Jackson & Lansing Railway, II. 318.
Jackson Mining Co., organized, XI. 16]
Jackson trail, III. 380.
Jackson and Ionia prisons, value of
building in 1889, XIV. 410.
Jacksonburgh road, partly laid out, II.
289.
Jacksonopolis, act to incorporate town-
ship, I. 199; II. 281; see also Jackson.
Jackway, Rev. T. S., III. 242, 243.
Jacob, Etienne, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 601; signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, *X.
238; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 537;
and wife, on census roll of Detroit,
1779, X. 322.
Jacob, Capt. George, signs memorial to
Sir George Prevost, XV. 252; signs
statement of the convention of militia,
XV. 280; sold goods for Indians, XV.
91.
Jacob, Henry. I. 296.
INDEX.
305
Jacob, Jacques, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Jacob, Jean, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
537.
Jacob, Joseph, taxable property 1802,
VIII. 537.
Jacob, Simon, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Jacobs, Esquire, — , IV. 326.
Jacobs, Anna, death of, IX. 77.
Jacobs, David M., VI. 377; XII. 565.
Jacobs, Hiram, soldier of the Black Hawk
war, V. 504; remarks of, V. 506.
Jacobs, J. A., V. 311.
Jacobs, J. B. & Chevallier V., claim for
losses by Indians, XV. 671.
Jacobs, James, II. 296; V. 413.
Jacobs, John B., I. 265.
Jacobs, Joseph T., VII. 593.
Jacobs, Miss Mattie M., opposed division
of school funds, I. 459.
Jacobs, Moses, death of, VI. 283.
Jacobs, Orange, congressman, III. 614.
Jacobs, Samuel, death of, XIV. 187.
Jacobs & McKillip, XL 624.
Jacobson, Rutgus, original name of the
Rutgers family, VI. 372n.
Jacobus, Mrs. Abigail, death of, VIII.
115.
Jacobus, Simon, I. 21, 179.
Jacokes, Rev. D. C., II. 184; III. 236; V.
4; XIII. 324; XIV. 426; asylum chap-
lain, XIII. 307; gift of, XII. 325; a
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 324-326.
Jacokes, Mrs. Laura A., member State
Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15; VII.
11.
Jacokes, Rev. T. H., II. 167, 168; III. 356;
IV. 7; V. 11, 12, 312; XIV. 7; member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Jacoks, — , I. 505, 506.
Jacquemin, — , captured and adopted by
the Fox Indians, VIII. 291.
Jacson, ' John, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Jadot (Jadeau), Capt. — , VIII. 355, 359;
killed by Indians, VIII. 461.
Jadot, Genevieve (Mrs. George Christian
Anthon), III. 27; VIII. 461.
Jail contract for supplies for, VIII. 545;
block house used for, VIII. 548.
Jalapa (Mex.) Michigan troops at, II.
175.
James I, King of England, colonized
America, date of, XII. 491.
James II., King of England, II. 100.
James, — , early teacher in St. Clair
county, VII. 565.
James, Capt. — , Delaware chief at the
council with Gov. Hamilton in 1878,
XI. 443; speech of, IX. 450, 451.
James, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 543.
James, Mrs. Alfred, death of, XIV. 135.
James, Amos, sheriff of St. Clair county,
39
VI. 411; VII. 565.
James, Benjamin, on tax roll levied for
repairing the fort at Detroit in 1768,
VIII. 466.
James, Rev. C. H., III. 356; V. 315.
James, Dr. Edwin, II. 153; IV. 85.
James, Edwin P., charter member of State
Historical Society, V. 3; XII. 316.
James, Elizabeth, death of, VIII. 68.
James, Horatio, clerk of St. Clair county,
VI. 410; built floating bridge across
Pine river in 1831, VI. 412.
James, Isaac D., IV. 284.
James, John, II. 246; V. 475; cashier of
Utica bank, V. 476, 477.
James, Luther, death of. XIV. 189.
James, Mason I., captain in the Black
Hawk war, XIV. 590; biog., XI. 106.
James, Rev. Richard H., instructor
in Hillsdale college, VI. 161.
James, Sarah, death of, XIII. 227.
James, Sarah L., death of, VI. 341.
James. Lieut. Col. W., commanding at
Burlington, XV. 686; at Sandwich, I.
476; delayed by bad roads, XV. 468,
469; letter to Col. Harvey, XV. 678,
681; ordered arrest of Missionary
Hickox, I. 476.
"James Madison," boat of 1839f XIV. 543.
Jameson, Mrs. Almira, death of, XI. 134.
Jameson, Rev. E. H. E., XI. 7, 8; XIV.
1, 7, 20.
Jameson Gertrude, XI. 7, 8; XIV. 7, 20.
Jameson, J. M., III. 501; VII. 459.
• Jamestown, first permanent English set-
tlement established 1607, VIII. 369.
Jamestown township (Ottawa county),
organized, IX. 254; Holland church, IX.
310.
Jamesville Mission (Methodist), XIII.
410. .
Jamette, Lieut. — , killed by Indians with
twenty men at the massacre of Fort
Mackinaw, VI. 356.
Jamieson, Mrs. Ann of England, hon-
orary member of the State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 321.
Jane, — , slave, XII. 519.
Janes, Mrs. Betsy A., death of, IX. 38.
Janes, Bishop E. S., V. 468; VI. 37, 53,
275; visited Jamesville mission, XIII.
410.
Janes, John, VIII. 217.
Janes, Rev. John, III. 238.
Janess, Mrs. — and son, on Detroit's cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 324.
Janesse, Francois, name on census roll of
Detroit in 1782, X. 603.
Janett, Maj. Charles, aide to the com-
mander-in-chief in 1803, VIII. 543.
Janginet, Ch., X. 290.
Jannasch, O. F., XI. 311; XIV. 124.
Jannet, — , VII. 87.
Jarbo, Mrs. Nelson, death of, XI. 106.
Jarboe, Mrs. Mahala, death of, XI. 32.
306 INDEX.
Jarcro, Brig. Gen. Josi Maria, Mexican meeting system, XIV. 284; on battle of
soldier on parole, XII. 611. King's Mountain, VII. 78; reports bill
Jars for oil, for Indian presents, XI F. in congress placing vast tracts of land
147, 182. on market,- VII. 18; statute of, III.
Jarvais, settled at St. Joseph in 1790, V. 179; tribute from Judge Woodward,
495. XII. 465.
Jarvis, Benjamin, 1824-1879, IV. 23. Jefferson college (Penn.), I. 449.
Jarvis, Norman, IV. 233. "Jefferson," U. S. ship of war, XV. 581.
Jarvis, Richard, XIV. 424. Jeffrey, Edward S., XIII. 152.-
Jarvis, William, VIII. 113, 504, 634. Jeffry, John, II. 266.
Jarvis, Zadoc, IV. 233. Jeffrey, Mrs. John (Miss Melissa Slo-
Jasmins, Toussins (probably Gasmin). cum), death of, XIII. 239.
taxable property of in 1802, VIII. 535. Jeffrey, Miss Paulina W. (Mrs. A. J.
Jasperson, — , VII. 564. Hathaway), XIII. 153.
Jaubin, Joseph, appointed a captain, VIII. Jeffries, Mrs. Angelina W., death of,
497. VIII. 22.
Jaxe (Jaxque), Jean Baptiste, list of tax- Jeffries, Charles A., secretary of the con-
able property of in 1802, VIII. 531, vention of 1836, XI. 158.
• 535. Jeffries, Harriet, death of, VII. 544.
Jaxe, Michelle, list of taxable property of Jeffries, Miss Rachel (Mrs. P. Schank),
in 1802, VIII. 531. XIII. 162.
Jaxe (Jax), Pierre, list of taxable prop- "Jena," boat, I. 471.
erty of in 1802, VIII. 531, 536. Jenison, Mrs. Helen M., member State
Jaxe (Jax), Simon, list of taxable prop- Pioneer Society, I. 90.
erty of, VIII. 531 536. Jenison, Hiram, III. 545: IX. 252, 265.
Jay, John, VIII. 574; XI. 149; XII. 166; Jenison, Lucius, IX. 255.
graduate of Columbia college, XIV. 356; Jenison, Luman, IX. 255.
negotiates treaty of U. S. with Eng- Jenison, N. F., VI. 294.
land, VIII. 410n, XII. 513; XV. 10; Jenison, Orien A., I. 7; II. v.; III. vii.,
U. S. boundary line, XIII. 503. 4; address on presenting gifts, II. 132;
Jayer, — , V. 533. ancient copper kettle in collection of,
Jaynes, Bishop — , presided at conference IV. 382, 382n; description of gifts, III.
of 1848 I. 166. 48; gifts of, I. 32; II. 74, 78, 79; III.
Jaynes, Judge Oscar A., trustee of Hills- 6, 110; VIII. 11; IX. 11; XI. 13; mem-
dale college, VI. 163. her of State Pioneer Society, I. 90; re-
Jean, Philip de, royal notary, 1770, IV. ceives vote of thanks for gifts, II. 71;
75, 76; see also Dejean. III. 107.
Jean, Robert, on census roll of Detroit, Jenison, W. F., III. Ill; member State
1782, X. 606; and wife on Detroit's cen- Pioneer Society, III, 266.
sus roll, 1779, X. 314. Jenkens, James B., death of, XIV. 192.
Jeamose, — , signs petition against Me- Jenkins, — , pioneer of St. Clair county,
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X. sketch of, XI. 257.
237. Jenkins, Baldwin, located in Cass county
Jeare, Joseph, taxable property, 1802, in 1825, I. 140, 141; V. 148; biog., V.
VIII. 539. 150.
Jedwick, Vincent, death of, XI. 106. Jenkins. H., publisher, VI. 91.
Jefferay, Mrs. Sarah, death of, IX. 38. Jenkins, John J., I. 140; V. 311.
Jefferies, Charles, I. 337. Jenkins, Mrs. J. J., V. 274.
Jefferies, John, appointed coroner of the Jenkins, Sarah A., death of, XI. 27.
district of Gaspe, XI. 623. Jenkins, Wesley, II. 302.
Jeffers, Mrs. Mary, biog., XI. 127. Jenkinson, Robert, I. ^xO.
Jefferson, Otis, XIV. 424. Jenks, Miss Alice, teacher in the St.
Jefferson, Thomas, third president of the Clair academy, V. 499.
United States, V. 74; VIII. ix., 564; Jenks, Mrs. Eliza, death of, IV. 269.
XII. 334; advice to Norvell, III. 141; Jenks, Laban Sr., XIV. 590.
autograph presented State Historical Jenks, Mrs. W. L., death of, XIII. 276.
Society, XII. 333; chairman of com- Jenks, William S., XII. 402.
mittee to write declaration of indepen- Jenks, Mrs. William S.. death of, XIV.
dence, XI. 145, 215; death mentioned, 183.
III. 598; governor of Virginia III. 23; Jenner, T. C., III. 280.
IX. 490. 507, 512-514; commission Jenner, W. B., III. 280, 292.
to Capt. John Whipple presented State Jenner, William C., III. 280, 285, 288,290.
Historical Society, XII. 341; letter to Jenner & Northrop, III. 292.
Gov. Hull, VIII. 583; proposal to organ- Jenness & Fiske, I. 500, 501.
ize territory with perpetual prohibition Jenney, Miss Belle, X. 200.
of slavery, VII. 521; remarks on town Jenney, Mrs. C. W., VI. 274.
INDEX. 307
Jenney, L. T., V. 475. at Traverse City, XIII. 303, 304; re-
Jenney, \Villiam, secretary of state, III. marks of, V. 13, 14; state senator in
vii., 119n. • 1863; on committee to arrange for
Jennings, — , pioneer of Battle Creek, V. memorial for Senator E. S. Northrup,
274, 323. VII. 226.
Jennings, Abbie J. (Mrs. Orrin Safford, Jerome, D. H, & Co.. merchants VII
Sr.), XIV. 94. 286.
Jennings, Capt. — , pioneer of Grand Jerome, Edwin, I. v., 58; II. v.; III. xi.,
Rapids, IV. 290, 293. 3; io6, 107; IV. v.. 4-6; V. 12, 567; gifts
Jennings, Abram, XIV. 424. of, i. 33 ; IL g> 7g> 88; "incidents of
Jennings, Ada (Mrs. H. W. Horton), IX. the Black Hawk War," I. 48; letter re-
ferred to, I. 19; member State Pioneer
Jennings, Frank, VI. 194. Society, I. 8; VII. 10; memorial report
Jennings, H. N., VI. 76. of Wayne county, II. 58, 70, 86; IV.
Jennings, Ira, XIV. 589; land entry, III. 422; opened school in 1828, II. 16;
sketch of, IV. 102, 426; "The Jerome
Je£m?£8' 5ev-0J°SeP ' IL 168; IIL 356; Family," II. 11; vice president State
.„ ,0_ Pioneer Society, I. 56; II. vii., 68, 69;
Jennings, N. L., biog., IV. 387. nj 100 1Q8
Jennings, Prof. Robert, editor veterinary , ' „', ' , TT7. .0_
dept! MicM^n Fanner V,,. 102. *££ ""-(i^; 27S,K Iv. 127.
JSS5& "i. 25651' J«™~ "»"*. »• ": — ««« <* "•
Jennison, Dr. — , first physician of De-
Witt, and wife, V. 329. Jerome, Frank H IV. 427.
Jennison, Charles E., III. 323; IV. 187, Je™me, Frederick, drowned, 1865, VII.
382; VII. 314, 319; XIII. 353, 361.
Jennison, J. Morgan, IV. 381. '"SENr?^ So *£' ???'' 'u' f '
Jennison, Sewall A, soldier of the war 427; VII. 301 613; II 122; collector
of the rebellion, X. 49. , of' customs, I. 472; publisher, VI. 78.
Jennison, William, of New York, III. Je^e^eol's^ nephew of George J"
592; buys land at Saginaw, VIII. 243;
passenger on first steamboat on Sag- Jerome George H., IV. vi.; address be-
inaw river, XIII. 353, 361. ^re , 0B0er"eV°l]nty P™neef Society,
Jennison, Judge William,. III. 189, 1J3; IV- 198: death °f; IX- 18;T ,
IV 187 441' XIII 288 361 Jerome, Horace, attorney, II. 11, 12, 14;
Jenny, Royal W., publisher, III. 439, 464, 1V- 102: VII. 300.
465- IV 376- VI 75 93" X 123 128 Jerome, Horace, son of Dr. J., and grand-
Jenny, Mrs. Royal W.', III. 448; IV. 244. T son a*.H5f°^.7IL 3°L
X. 128, 200, 206; member building com- Jerome, L, IV. 4<J7.
mittee of library association, III. 449. Jerome, Dr. James H, graduate of Gen-
Jenny, Mrs. Sophia A. Gotee, I. 19; mem- erva medical college IV. viii., 6 427;
ber State Pioneer' Society, I. 84. V v 11; VI 8; VII. 278; children
Jermain, John, IV. 252. of> VII. 301: letter to Dr. Comstock
Jermain, T. D., death of, VIII. 56. regretting absence from meeting, V.
Jermain, S. P. & T. D.; publisher,, VI. 24;
Jermain & Miller, first to export flour IV. 542; VII. 299; resolution on death
from Michigan, 1827, X. 86. of- IV- 543J VIL 3
Jermain Bros., printers, VI. 77. Jerome, Mrs. James H., VII. *
Jermain house, I. 4»/, 498. Jerome ^ereaume), John B., VIII. 643,
Jerolamen, Joanna, IV. 196. 646: appointed lieutenant in Wayne
Jerolamen, N., IV. 196. • county militia, 1803, VIII. 543
Jerome, David Howell, governor of Mich., court of Monroe held in house of iV.
II. 14; IV. 53 427; VI. 9, 268; VII. 319! taxable property, 1802, VIII. 537,
301, 565; XI. vi.; XIII. 18, 19, 194*; XIV. 539-
15; address at annual meeting, 1888, Jerome, Miss Maud, VII. 301.
XIV. 14; advised transfer of the Sault Jerome, Nancy Reed (Mrs. H. J.), VII.
Ste. Marie ship canal to the U. a. 300; early teacher, VII. 565.
VIII. 155; appointments, IV. 11; VI. Jerome, Reed, II. 13; VII. 301.
270, 457; member State Pioneer So- Jerome, S. H., XIII. 16.
ciety, IV. 170; VI. 10; memoir of Jerome, Timothy, IV. 52; VII. 301; mem-
Augustin S. Gaylord, XI. 247; pupil ber of the legislature, I. 103, 106, 107.
of St. Glair academy, tribute to O. C. Jerome & Daly. IV. 427.
Thompson, V. 500; recommends asylum Jerrold, David, V. 446.
308
INDEX.
Jerrold, Douglas, V. 137.
"Jersey," prison ship (British), IV.
,112.
Jessamine, Touissant, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Jessup, Lucina, IV. 237.
Jessup, Nancy, IV. 283.
Jessup & Green, II. 334.
Jessup & Palmer, XIV. 465.
Jesuits, early missionaries, I. 481; at
Chicago, V. 95; called "Blue Coats,"
VIII. 372; early territory covered by,
VII. 199; found evidences of agricul-
ture by prehistoric people, XIV. 515;
hostile to LaSalle, III. 652; introduced
the grape in California, IX. 268; mis-
sion, site at St. Ignace, II. 142,
143; manufactured spades and swords,
II. 143; order described in verse, I.
349; "Of Early Michigan," VIII. 368;
recalled by Louis XIV, VIII. 391; so-
ciety of organized, 1534, XIII. 438;
temperance work, VIII. 389.
Jewell, Charles A., V. 446.
Jewell, Charles. D., publisher, VI. 74.
Jewell, Elbriuge, IV. 232.
Jewell, H., gift of, XII. 349.
Jewell, Mrs. John, death of, VII. 466.
Jewell, Mary, death of, VIII. 44.
'Jewell, Sarah Jane (Mrs. E. J.), IV.
232.
Jewett, Col. — , II. 284.
Jewett, Mrs. Abigail, death of, XIII. 131.
Jewett, Alonzo, XIV. 178.
Jewett, Mrs. Azubiah, see Jewett, Mrs.
Eleazer.
Jewett, Caleb, IV. 179, 183, 196.
Jewett, Edna, IV. 196.
Jewett, Judge Eleazer, I. 19; III. 603,
606; IV. 358; VI. 427-429; VII. 234-
237, 240, 247, 256, 274, 275, 393, 394;
IX. 65, 123, 137, 138; XIII. 352, 353,
361, 362; XIV. 177-180; county survey-
or, VII. .261; Indian name of, VII. 238;
location of first house in Saginaw
county, I. 20; platted Portsmouth, III.
318; second probate judge of Saginaw
county, XIII. 380, 382.
Jewett Mrs. Eleazer (Miss Azubiah L.
Miller), early teacher, III. 602; IV.
358; VI. vii,; VII. 238, 391; X. 126;
XIV. 175, 177; "Early Experiences,"
XIV. 178-180; introduced to State Pio-
neer Society, XIV. 8; "Pioneer life in
Saginaw county and trip to Michigan,"
VI. 426.
Jewett, George E., III. 277, 278, 280,
281.
Jewett, Mrs. George E., III. 282; res-
cued from drowning, III. 287.
Jewett, George W., attorney, 1833, II.
296; IX. 142, 143; XI. 311.
Jewett, Helen, murdered by George P.
Robinson, XIII. 368.
Jewett, Henry, death of, XI. 83; reso-
lutions on death of, XI. 88; XIII. 225.
Jewett, Mary, second white female child
born in Saginaw, VIII. 259.
Jewett, Joseph, death of, III. 610.
Jewett, N., III. 278.
Jewett, Oscar F., XIII. 380; XIV. 178.
Jewett, S. P., death of, XIII. 281.
Jewett, Mrs. Sarah W., death of, VIII.
116.
Jewett, Wallace, killed in the battle of
Gettysburg, XIV. 178.
Jewett, William, death of, XIV. 52.
Jewsharps, for Indian presents, X. 496,
632; XIV. 611.
Jibb, Mrs. — ., death of, XIII. 229.
Jipson, Henry, builder of Lansing house,
I. 247; III. 48; death of, XIV. 44;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 86.
Jitter, Amable, III. 35.
Jlear, Jacob, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
537.
Jlle, Jacob, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
540.
Jo, slave of McDougal, V. 496.
Joake, Father, see Jacker.
Joanna, Mana, V. 98.
Jobin, Joseph, IV. 319; VIII. 644; mem-
ber of grand jury, 1809, that invest-
igated Gov. Hull et al., VIII. 589; tax-
able property of in 1802, VIII. 537.
Jocelyn, George B., D. D., president of
Albion college, II. 206, 207.
Jogues, Father, missionary at Sault Ste.
Marie in 1641, VII. 152; XIV. .656.
Joham, Miss Maria (Mrs. Storey), stu-
dent of female seminary of Detroit,
V. 545.
John, servant of Col. Isaac Toll, VII.
114.
John, Capt: — , XII. 64.
John, Alfred, clerk of Leelanaw county,
1875-6, I. 519.
John, Robert, Indian, V. 67.
John, Mrs. Robert, V. 66-68.
John, Thomas, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
"John Quincy Adams," boat, II. 152.
Johns, — , IV. 58; XII. 567.
Johns, David L., XI. vi.; 286.
Johns, Hiram, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 4611/2.
Johns, Hiram W., land entry, IV. 401,
402.
Johns, Horace, death of, XIV. 148.
Johnson, — , early pupil of Monroe acad-
emy, II. 447.
Johnson, — , pioneer of Gratiot county,
*II. 269.
Johnson, — , pioneer of Ypsilanti, VI.
443.
Johnson- Col. — , X. 342; XII. 427, 441,
444-446.
Johnson, Dr. - , pioneer of Lansing,
INDEX.
309
XIV. 102.
Johnson, Mrs. — , daughter of R. Little,
IV. 355.
Johnson, A. B., of Utica, honorary mem-
ber of State Historical Society, XII.
321.
Johnson, A. H., publisher, VI. 84.
Johnson, A. S., member of the legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Johnson, Abigail, death of, XI. 95.
Johnson, Abner, death of, XIII. 276;
XIV. 182.
Johnson, Adela, death of, VIII. 45.
Johnson, Alexander, III. 35, 36; XI. 314;
salary, XIII. 75.
Johnson, Alvira, death of, VIII. 46.
Johnson, Mrs. Amanda, death-of, XI. 113.
Johnson, Andrew, seventeenth president
of the United States, III. 489; IX. 190;
commissions William Phelp, Lieut-
Colonel, IV. 423; military governor of
Tennessee, II. 75; III. 170; removes
William A. Howard from Detroit pot>t-
office, IV. 128.
Johnson, Armand, death of, XI. 84.
Johnson, Bishop A., death of, IX. 39.
Johnson, Burton, death of, XIII. 113.
Johnson, C. C., trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 162.
Johnson, C. H., bank clerk, VI. 322.
Johnson, Charles, XI. 171; first treas-
urer of Marquette county, VII. 174;
land entry, III. 565.
Johnson, Rev. Charles, IX. 17.
Johnson, Charles G., III. 447.
Johnson, Chester, I. 209.
Johnson, Mrs. Cordelia (Miss Fish), XI.
31.
Johnson, Corwin, V. 263. '
Johnson, D., land entries, III. 430.
Johnson, Daniel, death of, XI. 16; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 28, 84;
and wives, II. 457.
Johnson, Daniel H., V. 505.
Johnson, Judge David, II. vi., 305; III.
567; VII. 451; XI. 59; address to pio-
neers at joint meeting at Jackson, III.
491; circuit judge, holding supreme
court, resigned in 1857, III. 116; dis-
solves injunction against Michigan
Central college, VI. 154; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 323;
member of the legislature, II. 314; XI.
61; XIV. i!3; sketch of, XI. 61.
Johnson, Mrs. David, XI. 62.
Johnson, Didymer, X. 118.
Johnson, E. B., death of, XIII. 228.
Johnson, E. K., VIII. 55; death of, VII.
544.
Johnson, Rev. E. P., VII. 375.
Johnson, Prof. Edward F., of Hartford,
Conn., elected honorary member State
Historical Society, XII. 319.
Johnson, Edwin, death- of, VIII. 56.
Johnson, Edwin H., II. 202; XIV. 85;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 90.
Johnson. Eli, death of, IX. 54; X. 5;
biog., XIII. 278.
Johnson, Eliza, death of, XIII. 281.
Johnson, Eliza Disbro (Mrs. 0. J.), ori-
ginal member first Presbyterian church
of Monroe, VI. 376; sketch of, VII. 552,
5o3.
Johnson, Ethan S., postmaster, III. 471..
Johnson, Farrand & Higby, II. 335.
Jounson, Ferdinand, IV. 194.
Johnson, Frances P. (Mrs. H. B. Shank),
XIV. 102.
Johnson, Frank, attorney, VII. 529.
Johnson, Capt. .Franklin, soldier of the
war of the rebellion, XI. 62.
Johnson, Frederick, II. 316.
Johnson, Capt. G. D., superintendent of
the Lake Superior mine 18 years, ,
VIII. 160.
Johnson, G. E., publisher, III. 275.
Johnson, George (Calhoun county), II.
221; V. 387; VI. 309.
Johnson, George (Oakland county), XI.
115.
Johnson, George, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%. .
Johnson, Dr. George K., VI. 134, 263-265,
334; VIII. 53^
Johnson, George M., XII. 567; located in
Nankin township, 1826, IV. 58, 60;
XIV. 469.
Johnson, Mrs. George M., death of, XIV.
469.
Johnson, Guy, IX. 594; X. 229, 371, 528,
531; letter from Benjamin Roberts, X.
224.
Johnson, H. D., VI. 151.
Johnson, Hannah Chester, II. 160.
Johnson, Haynes Jr., member of first
Nurserymen and Fruit Growers asso-
ciation, X. 80.
Johnson, Henry, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll,
VII. 349.
Johnson, Dr. Henry, XI. 62.
Johnson, Rev. Herrick, VII. 177; "Me-
moirs of Rev. W. M. Ferry, Rix Robin-
son and others," IX. 238.
Johnson, Miss Hetty (Miss Dibble.), VII
373.
Johnson, Hiram Sr., biog., XIII. 278.
Johnson, Mrs. Hiram Sr. (Rachel Par-
ker), XIII. 278.
Johnson, Mrs. Horace, X. 129.
Johnson, Horace J., death of, XIII. 239.
Johnson, "Indian" interpreter, captive
among Indians from childhood, X. 155,
156.
Johnson, Judge J. Eastman, II. 184; IV.
213; VI. 421; member of Pioneer and
Historical Society, death of, XIII. 36;
sketch of, XIII. 120.
Johnson, J. V., publisher, IV. 237; VI.
75.
310
INDEX.
Johnson, James (Eaton county), III. 415.
Johnson, James (St. Joseph county), VI.
421.
Johnson, James (Vassar), biog., III. 623.
Johnson, James, member Detroit Light
Guard, IV. 442, 443.
Johnson, James Dale, IV. 443; circular
soliciting information on Michigan's
resources, XII. 381, 398; gift of, XII.
537; letters from A. Mosher, XII. 406;
L. H. Parsons, XII. 387; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 327.
Johnson, James E., member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 337.
Johnson, Mrs. James F. (Miss Fishj, IX.
201.
Johnson, James H., attorney, XI. 311.
Johnson, Jasper, X. 116.
Johnson, Jennie M., IV- 238.
Johnson, Jesse, member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 333.
Johnson, John (Berrien county), death
of, VIII. 21.
Johnson, John, civil engineer, XIII. 3?G.
Johnson, John, father of "Indian" John-
son, X. 155.
Johnson, John (Lenawee county), fleath
of, XIV. 135.
Johnson, Sir John, superintendent of In-
dian department. X. 640, 648, 649. 656;
XI. 364, 372, 377, 383, 400, 407, 410,
435, 453, 487, 491-497, 502-505, 548, 577,
580, 589, 592, 599, 602-604, 607, 611;
XII. 12, 65, 87, 120, 244, 259, 295, 296,
304, 306; XIII. 66, 72, 82, 84, 87, 88,
107; XV. 220, 222, 396, 576; appointed
John Dease manager of Indian affairs
at Michilimackinac, XL 489; XIII.
106; extract from general orders to
John Dease, XI. 577; in command of
troops, X. 360, 361, 371; instructions to
officers, XI. 347-349; letters from Fran-
cis LeMaitre, XI. 506; XIII. 85; Capt.
(Col.) Alex. McKee, XI. 457, 482; XII.
24; to Mr. Glaus, XV. 259; unsigned,
XV. 221; member of confidential board,
XV. 210; member of the Hesse commit-
tee, XII. 4, 310; petitions to, XI. 483;
XIII. 79-82; receipts bill of Joseph
Ainse, XL 510; receives report of com-
mittee on Indian trade, XI. 485; signs
requisition for Indian supplies, XII.
276; statement concerning Napoleon
Bonaparte, XV. 260.
Johnson. Mrs. John, death of, VIII. 58.
Johnson, John W., VIII. 662, 663, 665,
667, 668; signs petition for county rev-
enue XII. 586.
Johnson, Johnny, quotation of, XIV. 345.
Jourdain, Joseph and Paul Decharine,
claim for losses by Indians, XV. 670.
Johnson, Mrs. Julia, death of, XIV. 193.
Johnson, Mrs. Kenyon (Mrs. Dwinnell).
II. 228.
Johnson, Lathrop, early settler of Adams-
ville, XII. 390.
Johnson, Lemuel, V. 448.
Johnson, Luther, IV. 283.
Johnson, M. P., III. 292.
Johnson, Martha, death of, XIV. 186.
Johnson, Morgan, death of, VIII. 45.
Johnson, Mrs. Narcissa A., XL 112.
Johnson, Nathan, land entry, V. 404.
Johnson, O. R. & Co., III. 302.
Johnson, Mrs. Olive A., ueath of, VI.
449.
Johnson, Col. Oliver, VI. 374-377; VII.
553; XII. 564, 565; member of State
Historical Society, XII. 325.
Johnson, Rev. P. O., VII. 176; in charge
of Jamesville mission, XIII. 410.
Johnson, Peter, VII. 483, 484, biog., XL
80,
Johnson, Phoebe, III. 356.
Johnson, Prime, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Johnson, Reverdy, attorney, death of,
III. 131.
Johnson, Col. Richard M.( soldier of the
war of 1812, V. 135, 189, 455; VII. 78;
XII. 455; killed Chief Tecumseh, IV.
322, 323, 330, 331; X. 158, 160; vice
president of the United States, 5, 134;
wounded in battle, I. 363.
Johnson, Gen. Richard W., II. 616.
Johnson, Capt. S. A., IX. 20.
Johnson, Sabin, entered land in 1831, II.
524.
Johnson, Samuel, I. 170; II. 216; exhibit
of fruit in 1858, X. 83.
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, author of diction-
ary, VI. 372n.
Johnson, Sarah, death of, XIV. 53.
Johnson, Sarah A., IV. 194; VII. 174.
Johnson, Sarah L., IV. 194.
Johnson, Capt. Seth, IV. 86.
Johnson, Silas P., XL 112.
Johnson, Simeon M., IV. 293; V. 437; VI.
82; one of the organizers of "The Peo-
ples bank," of Grand Rapids, VI. 320;
punished by Rix Robinson, XL 199.
Johnson, Stella, XIII. 15.
Johnson, Mrs. Stewart (Miss Sinclair),
VII. 53. -
Johnson, Thomas, V. 448.
Johnson, Waldo M., IV. 451.
Johnson, Mrs. Waldo M., II. 66.
Johnson, Walter, attorney, XL 62.
Johnson, Professor Walter R., experi-
ments on iron, III. 253.
Johnson, William (Lansing, member
State Pioneer Society, I. 90; VII. 10.
Johnson, William (Oakland county), XI.
115.
Johnson, William, attorney of Jackson,
III. 508.
Johnson, William, teacher, saw battle of
Windsor, VII. 87; XIII. 600.
INDEX.
311
Johnson, Dr. William, III. ix.; IV. 5;
address of, II. 502, 503; death of, VII.
580; secretary of Tuscola County Pio-
neer Society, III. 623.
Johnson, Sir William, III. 14, 16, 636;
IV. 75; VIII. 397; IX. 530; X. 226, 229,
233, 251, 256, 411, 538; XL 495; XII.
341; letter from Lieut. Gov. Carleton,
X. 222; surgeon for the Indians, VIII.
461.
Johnson, William B., death of, XIV. 52.
Johnson, William H., attorney, XL 311.
Johnson, AVilliam H., trustee of Albion
college, II. 205.
Johnson, Rev. William W., VIII. 220; X.
53,>XI. 11; XII. v.; XIV. 2, 7, 8, 12,
48; "Indian Names in the County of
Aiackinac," XII. 375; member State
Pioneer Society, XIII. 110; XIV. 41;
remarks of, II. 86; remarks on Rix
Robinson, XIII. 577.
Johnson & Hawley, attorneys, XI. 62.
Johnson & Higby, II. 334, 335.
Johnson & Moody, II. 334.
Johnson & Wheeler, I. 500.
Johnson's academy, XIV. 194.
Johnson's tavern, II. 510; V. 397.
Johnston, Ensign — , 1768, X. 231.
Johnston, Lieut. — , reinstatement re-
quested, XV. 124.
Johnston, Mrs. — , Indian wife of trader,
VI. 482.
Johnston, A., officer of the Montgomery
Guards, XiV. 417.
Johnston, Lieut. A. I., XII. 429.
John-ton, Charles A., attorney, XL 311.
Johnston, Miss Charlotte, II. 152.
Johnston, Capt. D., XV. 274; killed at
battle of the Thames, XV. 499.
Johnston, David, U. S., prisoner of war,
imprisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
Johnston, George, XII. vii., XIV. 49; gift
of, XII. 348; letter of, VI. 114; mem-
ber of detachment court martial, VIII.
622; member of State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 324; placed in command of
troops, VIII. 623; promoted to rank of
second lieutenant, VIII. 620; "Remi-
niscences of Sault Ste. Marie," XII.
605-611.
Johnston, Hannah R., IV. 197.
Johnston, Rev. J. M., VII. 177.
Johnston, James, III. 609.
Johnston (Johnson), John, pioneer of
Sault Ste. Marie, XII. 317; entertains
visitors at Sault Ste. Marie in early
days, XII. 606-609; gift of, XII. 319;
farm products at Sault Ste. Marie,
1822, VII. 192; granted permission to
erect a building at Fort St. Joseph, XV.
40; honorary member of State Histor-
ical Society, 1828, XII. 316.
Johnston, Melissa (Mrs. William Jones),
IX. 80.
Johnston, Phebe, death of, VIII. 58.
Johnston, Robert, second assistant P. M.
Gen.,, announces change of name of
Desmond to Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Johnston, Russell, death of, VIII. 98.
Johnston, Rev. Samuel, pupil St. Glair
academy, V. 499.
Johnston, Thomas B., VI. 211.
Johnston, William, prisoner among the
Indians, redeemed by Maj. DePeyster,
XL 367.
Johnston, William, publisher, III. 379;
VII. 127; congressman, VI. 74.
Johnston, Rev. William, IV. 247.
Johnston, William M., clerk of Macki-
nac county, IV. 349.
Johnstone, Herbert, IV. 436.
Johnstoue, Marion, IV. 436.
Johnstone, Perry, IV. 436.
Johnstone, Mrs. R. J., VII. 102.
Johnstone, Robert F., publisher, II. 324;
IV. vii.; VI. 97; VII. 100-102; member
State Historical Society, X. 83; XII.
327; resolutions on death of, IV. 438;
superintendent of agricultural farm,
IV. 437; VI. 132; sketch of, IV. 436.
Johnstone, Robert F. & Co., publishers,
VI. 64.
Johnstone, Mrs. Robert R, IV. 436.
Johnstone, Roland, IV. 436.
Johnstone, Sidney, IV. 436.
Johnstone & Conover, IV. 437.
Johnstone & Gibbons, publishers, VII.
101.
Johonnet A., III. 280; owned stage line,
1837, III. 283.
Johonnet, Edward, III. 309; IV. 171.
Joliet, Louis, explorer, II. 134; III. 648;
XIV. 446; accompanied Pere Marquette
on trip to the Mississippi country, VII.
152; VIII. 381-383; starts on voyage,
VI. 352; visited Detroit river, 1674,
VIII. 413.
Joncaire, Chevalier Chabert de, IV. 78;
first delegate from Michigan Territory
to assembly of Northwest Territory,
II. 103; see also Chabert, Joncaire.
Joncaire, Lieut. Col. Chebart, first regi-
ment of Wayne county in 1803, VIII.
543; name on election roll of 1799,
VIII. 511.
Joncaire, Jacques Pierre de la, see La
Joncaire, Jacques Pierre de Taffanel.
Joncaire, Louis de Chabert, see Chabert,
Louis Joncaire de.
Joncaire, Philip de Chabert, see Chabert
Philip Joncaire de.
Jones, derivation of name, VI. 372n.
Jones, — , congressman for Massachusetts,
1795, VIII. 408.
Jones, — , pioneer teacher, XIV. 387.
Jones, — , president of the Jackson mine,
XL 170-172.
Jones, Col. — , early resident, Lansing,
312
INDEX.
VI. 294.
Jones, Dr. — , XV. 8.
Jones, Ensign — , XV. 27.
Jones, Mrs. — (Miss Dexter), XI. 50.
Jones Alexander, III. 421.
Jones, Asa, IV. 229; VIII. 557.
Jones, Maj. Beniah Jr., founder of Jones-
ville, I. 178, 179; IV. 254, 255; VI. 238;
VII. 347, 349; enlisted for Black Hawk
war, VI. 220, 239.
Jones, Mrs. Beniah, II. 563; IV. 254.
Jones, Benjamin, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605; on election roll of
1799, VIM. 510, 511.
Jones, Bradford, death of, XIII. 132.
Jones, Burgoyne, XI. Ill; XIV. 148.
Jones, Mrs. Burgoyne (Mary Ann), biog.,
XI. 111.
Jones, Catherine, I. 423; oTfficer of the
Ladies' Orphan association, XIV. 417.
Jones, Mrs. Catharine (Miss Rikerd), XI.
110.
Jones C., III. 294.
Jones, Charles, contributor to the Daily
Advertiser, VI. 63.
Jones, Rev. Charles, III. 356; IV. 220;
V. 315, 317.
Jones, Charles H., I. 268.
Jones, Mrs. Chatty, VII. 380
Jones, Chester B., IV. 19; VII. 304, 401;
XIII. 270.
Jones, Mrs. Chester B., VI., 274.
Jones, Cynthia C. (Mrs. D. D. Hughes),
III. 397; VII. 490, 510.
Jones, Capt. Daniel, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, IV. 144, 153, 154.
Jones, Rev. David, chaplain in Gen.
Wayne's army, VIII. iv., viii., 392n;
XII. 341; extracts from Journal, VIII.
393 394
Jones', Day, IV. 274, 278.
Jones. De Garmo, I. 428, 470, 512; II.
213, 572; IV. 473, 475, 477; V. 474, 558,
560; X. 86; XIII. 492; XIV. 37, 528;
appointed member board of female
seminary, 1830, IV. 106; erected first
mill for manufacture of plaster, I. 216;
entered gypsum land, VII. 507; family
coach described, XIII. 493; gift of,
XII. 318; member of committee of the
Ladies' Orphan association, XIV. 417;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 318; promotes public amusements,
XII. 662.
Jones, Dianah, III. 556.
Jones, Edmund, I. 178, 179; VII. 349;
soldier of the Black Hawk war, VI.
220.
Jones, Enoch, III. 342; V. 474, 479.
Jones, Esa, I. 345.
Jones, Esther, IV. 229.
Jones, Ezra, III. 482.
Jones, Francis, on election roll of 1799,
VIII. 509, 511.
Jones, G. H., XII. 373.
Jones, George W., congressman, III. 123.
Jones, Gustin, student at the university,
XIV. 353.
Jones, Hamilton, VI. 396; XIV. 173.
Jones, Harry, U. S. prisoner of war, im-
prisoned at Montreal, XV. 306.
Jones, Henry, II. 212; VI. 340.
Jones, Henry P., attorney, VI. 252.
Jones, Horace, VI. 421.
Jones, Mrs. Horace, death of, IX. 76.
Jones, Horatio Gates, Philadelphia,
elected corresponding member of His-
torical Society, XII. 341; presents orig-
inal manuscript of his grandfather,
Rev. David Jones, chaplain under Maj.
Gen. Wayne, to the Detroit Historical
Society, extracts from, VIII. 393n;
XII. 341.
Jones, Isaac, 1. 345.
Jones, Rev. J., III. 243.
Jones, J. Huff, VI. 225; VII. 613; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, VII. 151;
VIII. 12.
Jones, Mrs. J. Huff, death of, VIII. 100.
Jones, James, V. 527.
Jones, James A., II. 25.
Jones, James C., governor of Tennessee
in 1840, X. 22.
Jones, John, III. 34, 36; on election roll
of 1799, VIII. 509, 511.
Jones, John, pioneer of Jonesville, IV.
252, 258.
Jones, John, pioneer of Oakland county,
I. 150; V. 47, 487; VI. 386; XIV. 589.
Jones, John Sr., Indian captive, III. 326.
Jones, John Jr., marriage of, first in Bay
county, III. 326; VII. 249, 275.
Jones, John J., III. 280, 281.
Jones, Mrs. John J., VII. 275.
Jones, John Rice, administrator of Col.
Hamtramck's estate, XIII. 497.
Jones, Joseph, XI. 110, 416.
Jones, L. H., VII. 107; member of con-
gregational convention, 1842, XII.
358.
Jones, L. L. G., publisher, VI. 93; hon-
orary member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 331.
Jones, Dr. L. M., IV. vi.; address before
Hillsdale county pioneer meeting, IV.
254; early physician, IV. 275.
Jones, Mrs. L. M., VI. 307.
Jones, Miss M. Louise, VII. 417.
Jones, Mary (Mrs. Roberts), III. 222.
Jones, Mary Ann, see Jones, Mrs. Bur-
goyne.
Jones, Margaret M., death of, VIII. 46.
Jones, Miss Mercy (Mrs. Enos Straight),
XIV. 478.
Jones, Livingston, III. 346.
Jones, Miss Lizzie A. (Mrs. Van Zile),
III. 421.
Jones, Luther, VII. 232, 233'.
INDEX.
313
Jones, N. D., death of, XI. 38.
Jones, Norton, death of, VII. 465.
Jones, Neenah, XIII. 27.
Jones, Nelson B., II. 186; III. 5, 7; VI.
78; VII. 405, 407, 408, 417.
Jones, Mrs. Nelson B., II. 72.
Jones, Rev. Peter, Indian preacher, XIII.
340.
Jones, Philaster, U. S. prisoner of war,
at Montreal, XV. 306.
Jones, Ransom, IV. 278.
Jones, Richard H., highway tax, 1812, IV.
409; on election roll of 1799, VIII. 510,
511; subscription for purchase of gun-
powder, VIII. 620.
Jones, Robert, member of a stock com-
pany for the purchase of all lands of
the lower peninsula, VIII. 407; secures
from Indians, title to large tracts of
land, VIII. 409.
Jones, Rev. Robert E., VII. 371.
Jones, Mrs. Samantha A., death of, XIII.
187.
Jones, Samuel, II. 456.
Jones, Miss Sarah R., instructor in
school for the deaf and dumb, III.
446.
Jones, Rev. T. Z. R., pioneer, I. 467; III.
289, 394.
Jones, Tarlton, V. 542.
Jones, Thomas, pioneer violinist, V. 516,
517; VII. 467.
Jones, Rev. Thomas, V. 415; VII. 107,
108; XIII. 419; member of Congrega-
tional convention, 1842, XII. 358.
Jones, \V. K., VII. 215.
Jones, W. W., mayor of Toledo, V. 189.
Jones, Walter, death of, XIII. 228.
Jones, Whitney, I. 7, 160; member of the
legislature, XIV. 413; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 86; president of
Ingham County Pioneer Society, VI.
282; U. S. assessor, XIV. 466.
Jones, Mrs. Whitney, member State Pio-
neer Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Jones, William, I. 345; at battle of the
River Raisin, XV. 239; highway tax
in 1812, IV. 409; subscription of, for
the purchase of gunpowder, VIII. 620,
639-641.
Jones, William, pioneer of Kalamazoo
county, I. 207; III. 483; V. 362; IX.
80; XIII. 514, 515.
Jones, Rev. William, II. 512, 513; III.
280, 281, 288, 356; VIII. 219; assisted
in organizing first Congregational
church of Comstock, V. 413; with Rev.
Knappen, organized Congregational
church in Galesburg, VII. 481.
Jones, Mrs. William, death of, IX. 80.
Jones, William A., state senator, I. 326,
327; member State Pioneer Society, I.
92; VII. 10; sketch of, III. 639.
Jones, William J., VI. 215.
Jones, Wilson, VI. 333.
40
Jones Bros., merchants, XIV. 387.
Jones & Old's tavern, VII. 347.
"Jones," U. S. ship of war, XV. 581.
Jones' farm, site of the village of the
Hunons, VIII. 429.
Jonesville, "Expositor," removed to
Adrian, VI. 77; "Independent," VI.
77; station, IX. 278.
Jooderon, Alexander, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Jcques, Isaac, Jesuit priest, killed by In-
dians, VIII. 373.
Jordan, Capt. — , IV. 81.
Jordan, A. H., member of State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 327.
Jordan, Prof. Cyrus, A. M., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 160, 161.
Jordan, Eliza W., death of, XIII. 226.
Jordan, Rev. H. S., VIII. 70; XIV. 23.
Jordan, Corp. James, 84th British Regt,
XI. 416, 417.
Jordan, John H., attorney, XI. 311.
Jordan, Mrs. Julia Moore, A. M., princi-
pal of female department of Hillsdale
College, VI. 161.
Jordan, O. L., attorney, XI. 311.
Jorden, Edward A., death of, VI. 340.
Jorihoha, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII.
92.
Joseph, — , slave, XII. 519.
Joseph, John, VI. 235.
Joseph, Luke, VI. 225, 226, 244; VII. 350,
351, 353.
Josephine, Empress, I. 254.
Joslin, — , death of, XI. 134.
Joslin, Alvin, death of, VIII. 55.
Joslin, Daniel R., publisher, VI. 67.
Joslin, Noah, V. 488.
Joslin, Perry, publisher, III. 326, 439.
IV. 19; VI. 68, 75.
Jcslin, Samuel, IV. 46.
Joslin, Willard, VIII. 200.
Joslyn, Mrs. — , death of, VIII. 56.
Joslyn, Chauncy, delivered address of
welcome to State Teachers' association,
1860, IX. 95; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 86.
Joslyn, Rev. T. J., III. 237, 289, X. 209.
Joss, John C., V. 505; county clerk in
1875-6, I. 520.
Jourdain Andre, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Jourleman, Mary, V. 449.
Joutel, Henry, explorer, names of lakes
and rivers, VI. 349-351.
Jouvin, Alexandre, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Joy, Prof. C. A., of Columbia college,
XIII. 135.
Joy, Dr. Douglas A., biog., XIII. 129, 134;
instructor in University of Michigan,
XIII. 136; U. S. geologist with Califor-
nia expeuition, XIII. 135.
Joy, Dr. H. I., II. 202.
Joy, Henry L., member State Pioneer So-
INDEX.
ciety, I. 90.
Joy, Rev. Henry M., II. 168; III. 106; IV.
4, 6, 7; V. 10-14; VII. 6, 493; IX. 9; X.
53; XI. v.; death of, XI. 16; member
State Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII. 8;
resolutions on death of, XI. 139; XIII.
24, 25; resolutions engrossed, XIII. 35.
Joy, Mrs. H. M., VI. 262; acknowledged
engrossed resolutions on death of her
husband, XIII. 35.
Joy, James F., attorney, I. 427; II. 66;
VI. 411; AiII. 194, 285, 287; interested
in construction of the first Sault Ste.
Marie ship canal, VIII. 154.
Joy, Mrs. Julia S. (Miss Edwards), XI.
77, 78.
Joy, Mrs. M., V. 375.
Joy, Milford N., XI. 78; XIII. 212.
Joy, Myron H., III. 359; X. 192; XIV.
373
Joy, Mrs. i,Ayron H., III. 361.
Joy, Silas and wife, original members
First Congregational church of Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Joy, Mrs. T. J., VI. 263.
Joy & Porter, IV. 479.
Jube (colored), V. 502.
Jubilee college (Illinois), founded by
Bishop Chase, VII. 364.
Jubinvil, Antoine, taxable property, 1892,
VIII. 539.
Juckett, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XIV. 67.
Judd, — , early settler of Connecticut,
XIII. 116.
Judd, Mrs. Amanda P., death of, XIII.
281.
Judd, Daniel M., II. 86, 87; gift. of, II.
88; member State Pioneer Society, I.
90; VII. 10.
Judd, Daniel S., II. 86, 88.
Judd, E., V. 414.
Judd, E. T., VII. 401.
Judd, F. W., merchant, III. 460.
Judd, Rev. H., III. 289.
Judd, Lucy, early teacher, II. 506.
Judd, Philo E., surveyor, XII. 595.
Judd, T. W., VI. 280.
Judd, Miss Wealthy, early teacher, II.
506.
Judd & Covert, VI. 280.
Judges of Michigan, supreme court, III.
122; under constitution of 1835, III.
115; under constitution of 1850, III.
116.
Judges of probate, see Probate judges.
Judson, — , XII. 409.
Judson, — , early landlord of Hog Creek,
X. 58.
Judson, Rev. Adoniram, missionary, V.
192
Judson, Alfred, III. 598; biqg., XI. 108.
Judson, Mrs. Alfred, XI. 108.
Judson, D., land entry, III. 402.
Judson, Hiram & Co.,. I. 288.
Judson, Horace D., soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349; description of lands in
Branch county, VII. 360.
Judson, J. B., V ii. 432.
Judson, Lyman P., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Judson, Olive (Mrs. J. J. Bagley), V. 192.
Judson, Robert F., attorney, XI. 311.
Judson, Capt. R. F., addresses pioneer
meeting, III. 528.
Judson, Capt. Timothy, a soldier of the
Revolution; grandfather of Gov. Bag-
ley, V. 192.
Judson, William, came from Eng-
land to America, 1634, V. 192.
Judson, Willis, death of, XIV. 111.
'Juistema, S., death of, XIV. 173.
"Julia Palmer," boat, IV. 63, 80; VII.
185.
"Julia Smith," boat, IV. 364; IX. 71;
XIII. 364, 365.
Julian, Denis, signs petition for county
revenues, XII. 586.
Julian, Rosa, death of, XI. 83.
Julliet, Catharine, V. 101.
June, David, II. 502.
Jung, — , Moravian missionary, IV. 308;
V. 453.
Jungmann, John G., V. 453; with Zeis-
berger, locates the Moravian mission
on tne Clinton river, X. Ill; and fam-
ily, IV. b08.
Jungmann, Mrs. John G., with her hus-
band settles on the Clinton river, 1782,
X. 111.
Junk, ordinance supplies, X. 363, 364,
383; Xil. 128, 129, 136, 138, 139.
Juries, acts concerning, VIII. 594
Juss, Chr. dbr., his subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 290.
Justice, William, VIII. 25.
Justice, administration of in Hesse, see
Hesse; first court in Michigan, XIV.
657; establishment of civil courts
recommended, XI. 478.
Justices of the peace, powers, duties and
jurisdiction regulated and defined,
VIII. 610; salaries, XII. 533.
Justin, St., philosopher, his conversion,
XII. 487.
Jutouwski, Rev. Paul, priest, XIII. 477.
Jwing, Alexander Sr., taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Jwing, John, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Kabanodin, Indian chief, II. 153.
Ka-bas-kun, Fondulac Indian, adopted
brother of Rev. E. H. Day, XIV. 228.
Kachler, Rev. A. M. W., IX. 301.
Kackac, Pottawattomie chief, XIV. 277.
Kading, John, death of, XIV. 135.
Kahbeeje, John, Indian interpreter, IV.
544-546.
INDEX. 3J5
Kaiser, Anthony, bill for boarding pris- Kalamazoo and Clinton canal, celebra-
oners, III. 333; treasurer St. Joseph tion, V. 469.
Benevolent Society, XIII. 437. Kalamazoo & South Haven Railroad, III.
Kalamazoo (Br*onson), (Ke Kalamazoo, 634.
Ke Kenamazoo), ancient garden beds, Kalamo township (Eaton county), sketch
II. 24, 25, bonus for asylum, of, III. 403.
XIII. 295; business college, 1860, IX. Kalb, Conrad, mining supply clerk, 14,
92; derivation of name, III. 272; ie- 201.
scription of, II. 170; early hotels, XIV. Kalkaska (Calcasca, Wabassee), county
328; early name of, II. 112, 170; early seat, I. 212; "Kalkaskian," established
principal of school, IX. 94; first set- 1874, VI. 82.
tiers, XI. 234; fourth of July celebra- Kalkaska county organized, name chang-
tion, 1845, V. 422; in 1822, XIV. 544; ed, I. 94, 212, 324; treasurer and clerk
Indian name of, I. 200; marsh trans- in 1875-6, I. 519.
formed into celery gardens, XIV. 273; Kamehameha (Tamehameha), king of
platted by Lucius Lyon, XIII. 332; pio- the Sandwich Islands, entertained
neer days in, XIV. 272; university John Ball, VII. 505.
- branch, V. 418; X. 26. Kanause, William, death of, VI. 449.
Kalamazoo Asylum, for the insane, XIII. Kane, John, II. 308.
292; list of officers, XIII. 305; value of Kane, Newell, I. 179.
buildings in 1889, XIV. 410. Kaniff, Lydia, I. 179.
Kalamazoo College (Baptist), IX. 93; Kanotin (Ranotin) county, organized,
history of, XIII. 571-575; origin and name changed, I. 94, 194, 212; see also
growth, XIV. 330, 331; university losco county.
branch, XIII. 572. Kanouse, Edwin, death of, VII. 567, 572.
Kalamazoo county, ancient garden Kanouse, Peter, IV. 51.
beds, II. 24; county bar, list of Kansas State Historical Society, gifts to
members, 1831-1886, XI. 309; first Michigan State Pioneer Society, II. 87;
court house, VII. 474; history III. 7, 110; VIII. 11; IX. 11; XI. 13;
of, I. 207; in 1831, V. 255; In- XIV. 42.
dians, life, manner and customs, X. Kanter, Edward, VII. 623.
163, 166; memorial report, III. 543; Kaple, — , IV. 131.
IV. 285; V. 433; VI. 319; VII. 484; Kapp, Rev. A. K., XIV. 417.
VIII. 46; IX. 54; XI. 73; XIII. 212; Karsters, J. H., publisher, IX. 298.
XIV. Ill; newspapers, V. 410; "Ga- Kartus, A. L., officer of the Scott Guards,
zette," established at White Pigeon, XIV. 417.
1835, "Michigan Free Mason," "Michi- Kasimwa, see Cashinwa.
gan Teacher," "Telegraph,' VI. 81; Kaskaskia (Kaskasquias), early date of,
"Western Banner," XIII. 597; num- III. 14; IX. 485; mission, V. 95; parish
ber of delegates for convention of 183n. records and population, 1673, V. 94,
XI. 157; old court house, XIII. 596; 101.
organized, definition of name, county Kaskasias, Indian band of Illinois na-
seat located, I. 199, 200; VII. 471; tion, V. 95; cared for Pere Marquette,
townships, Charleston, history of, VII. II. 137, 139.
483; Comstock, history of first settle- Kassick, Latham, II. 335.
ment, II. 24; VII. 479; Cooper, or- Kassick, William P., II. 335.
ganized, for whom named, V. 403; Kassick, William P. & Co., II. 335.
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 519; vote Katalibon, Indian, VI. 461.
of 1887 on prohibition amendment, Katner, Henry, death of, XIV. 190.
XIII. 404. Kaufman, John, soldier of the rebellion,
Kalamazoo County Pioneer Society, an- VI. 175, 179.
nual meetings and reports, III. 517, Kaufman, John F., officer of the Scott
536; VI. 308; X. 3, 5, 152; XI. 75-82. Guards, XIV. 417.
Kalamazoo house, XIV. 328. Kaufman, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XIV.
Kalamazoo mission, II. 159; see also mis- 193.
sions. Kautawaubet county, organized, name
Kalamazoo river, boats on, III. 284, 305, changed, I. 94; error in spelling, I.
307; "Bushong stretch," III. 296; de- 521; see also Wexford county.
scription of, V. 407; in Allegan town- Kavanaugh, Michael, death of, XIV. 139.
ship, description of, In. 277, Indians Kawgatego, Chippewa chief, signs certi-
on, --i. 307; legend of name, V. 292. ficate recognizing claim of Jacob
Kalamazoo and Calhoun counties, anec- Smith, VII. 141.
dotes and sketches of the old members Kawiyachtaa, chief, speech, X. 568.
of bar, XI. 271; Indian reminiscenses, Kawkawlin mission, XIII. 410.
X. 147. Kawkawlin river, Indian name of, VII.
316
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277; XIV. 495.
Kawkawlin township (Bay county), or-
ganized, first supervisor, III. 334.
Kay, Maj. — , X. 571.
Kay, Lieut. Alexander, X. 447; salary
per day, X. 636, 637; seized boat loaded
with fur, XIII. 71.
Kay, Edward F., III. 622.
Kay, John, X. 421; certifies to fair treat-
ment of Gov. Sinclair, X. 421; XIII.
63; his memorial to Gen. Haldimand,
X. 446; petition for reimbursement,
XIII. 71.
Kay, Rev. Richard, I. 319.
Kay, William, member of the grand jury
in 1778, X. 294; signs petition for pro-
tection in the Indian trade, XI. 484.
Kaykakee (Raykakee) county, organ-
ized, I. 94, 147, 213; see also Clare
county.
Kayshay, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443.
Kayuse war, see Cayuse war.
Kazarty, Dr. — , VI. 264.
Keach, Mrs. George, death of, VIII. 98.
Kearcher, Michael, death of, VII. 591.
Kearney, Ambrose, XI. 139.
Kearney, Mrs. Ann, death of, VII. 592.
Kearney, Philip, VI. 22.
Kearney, Thomas H., death of, VIII. 114.
Kearsing, John & Son, piano manufac-
turers, I. 333.
Kearsley, Lieut. Edmund R., II. 576; IV.
414; XIII. 533; carried Gen. Brady's
message to Col. Basden, XIII. 539, 540.
Kearsley, Maj. Jonathan, I. 386, 425, 428,
453, 497, 498, 500; II. 16, 469, 551, 572;
VII. 392; VIII. 236; XII. 322, 334;
XIII. 316; anecdote of, XI. 261; ap-
pointed member board of directors of
female seminary in 1830, IV. 107;
authorized to purchase Ypsilanti & Te-
cumseh railroad for state, XIV. 410; bid
on public lands, I. 504; gift of, XII.
321; member committee to locate reser-
voir for Detroit water works, IV. 468;
residence of, IV. 474; original member
of "The Historical Society of Michi-
gan," V. 3; X. 78; XII. 316; regent of
the university, V. 418, 538; XIV. 412;
signs official notice of Jno. Biddle's
election to Congress, XII. 645; U. S.
receiver, X. 85.
Kearsley creek, XIV. 508; source of, III.
571.
Keask (Kiash), Indian chief, signs re-
lease of land title, VIII. 499, 500.
Keating, L. N., letter of regret to S. O.
Fisher, VII. 326.
Keats, — , landlord, XIV. 530.
Keay, Miss Eliza, death of, XIV. 70.
Kechewandargoning reservation, II. 476.
Kecoutenan, Pottawattomie chief, IX.
443
Kedzie, Rev. A. S., I. 242; XIV. 20; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, XL 12; XIII.
110; memorial reports of Ottawa
county, XIII. 265; XIV. 173; "i\ews-
papers in Ottawa County," IX. 295;
vice president State Pioneer Society,
XL viii.; XIII. 26; XIV. viii., 18.
Kedzie, George H., II. 393; death of, IX.
59.
Kedzie, Rev. James T., I. vii. 242; II. 369,
380, 391, 392; VII. 420; "Historical Re
view of Blissfield," I. 243-247; on pay
roll of Capt. Goff's company, 8th regi-
ment Michigan Militia, 1832, I. 248;
sketch of Blissfield's first Presbyterian
church, I. 238-241.
Kedzie, Mrs. James T., VII. 438.
Kedzie, Margaret, I. 238.
Kedzie, Dr. Robert C., III. 8; analysis of
mineral springs of Eaton Rapids, IIT.
428, 429; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, III. 266.
Kedzie, Stuart, I. 248.
Kedzie, William, L 241, 244; III. 553;
entered land, 1824, II. 371, 413; death
of, L 245.
Kedzie, Mrs. William, I. 241; IX. 164.
Kedzie & Kedzie, publishers, IX. 298,
299.
Kee-ar-vee-weet, Pottawattomie chief, IX.
443.
Keegan, James, death of, VIII. 57.
Keegan, Mrs. Thomas H., death of, VII.
551.
Kee-hi-go-be-ne-see, John, Indian, elected
a member of State Historical Society,
XII. 348.
Keehwitamigistcaw, Chippewa chief, XII.
217.
Kee-jee-kainee, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Keelan, John, death of, XL 136.
Keeler, — , XIII. 256.
Keeler, Dexter, VII. 304.
Keeler, Frank, paymaster of the Flint &
Pere Marquette railroad, VII. 304.
Keeler, Henry, IV. 226.
Keeler, Louis S., death of, VII. 278, 304.
Keeler, Miller & Co., publishers, VI. 87.
Keeler, Mrs. Noah, death of, IV. 270.
Keeler, Sanford, IV. 19; superintendent
of Flint & Pere Marquette railroad,
VII. 304.
Keeler, Wolcott H., associate justice, III.
629; township named for, III. 635.
Keeler township (Van Buren county),
how named, III. 635.
Keene, David A., killed by falling tree,
IV. 233.
Keene, Rosa, blind singer, VIII. 6.
Keene, William, I. 345.
Keeney, A., V. 476.
Keeney, A. J., member State Pioneer So-
ciety, V. 208; VII. 8.
Keeney, Amanda, death of, VIII. 57.
Keeney, Dr. Charles W., XL 256.
Keeney, John, death of, VIII. 56.
INDEX. 317
Keep, Loren, III. 280; death of, VI. Kelley, Mrs. Sanford, death of, XI. 94.
252; land entry, II. 224, 225. Kelley, Susan E. (Mrs. Jere Cronin, Jr.),
Keep, Mrs. Loren, III. 280. XIV. 83.
Kee-waak-wish-kum, Ottawa chief, influ- Kelley, Mrs. T., death of, XIV. 183.
ential at treaty of Chicago, mentioned Kelley, Rev. William, III. 356.
for favors, XII. 594. Kelley, Wood & Co., I. 290.
Kegeweskam, Ottawa chief, speech of, Kellogg, — , III. 292.
XI. 493; XIII. 107. .Kellogg, — , landlord of the Mansion
Kegon, Indian chief, X. 129; totem ' House, XIV. 539.
on deeds, X. 129. Kellogg, A. J., III. 273; gifts of, III.
Kegweton, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. 7, 8; member State Pioneer Society,
Keider, John, death of, XI. 136. III. 266.
Keif, John D., II. 523. Kellogg, A. M., death of, IX. 38.
Keightly, Edwin W., congressman, III. Kellogg, Almira (Mrs. Sawyer), VIII.
124; member State Pioneer Society, 34.
IX. 90; XI. 12; opposed pension bill Kellogg, Amelia, V. 421.
for Mexican war soldiers, VI. 23. Kellogg, Asher S., XII. 363; assistant
Keilie, William, death of, XI. 105. postmaster, XIV. 416; member Young
Keilman, William, death of, VIII. 45. Men's Temperance Society, Detroit,
Keisel, Andrew, V. 485. XII. 364, 457, 458; XIV. 416.
Keisler, Fred, III. 327. Kellogg, Charles, V. 517, 524; XIII. 561;
Keith, Angus, VI. 515. death of, VIII. 114.
Keith, Rev. Asael, pioneer preacher, Kellogg, Clark, I. 210.
XIV. 426. Kellogg, D. M., VII. 17.
Keith, C. L. (L. C.), V. 409, 412; VII. Kellogg, Daniel, banker, II. 13.
482. Kellogg, Dorr, XIII. 561; death of, VII.
Keith, David, VI. 515. 592.
Keith, Edward L., VI. 515. Kellogg, Dwight, state senator, II. 312.
Keith, Harvey, II. 225; V. 408, 409, Kellogg, Rev. E. B., extract from sermon
411; VI. 309. at Bishop Chase's funeral, VII. 365.
Keith, Capt. I. W., I. 470. Kellogg, Rev. Edward L., II. 162, 164,
Keith, lone, on census roll of Detroit, 166; III. 288, 375; V. 504; VI. 421; X.
1827, XII. 4611/2- 53.
Keith, Luke, III. 531. Kellogg, Rev. Edward S., X. 53.
Keith, Ozan, death of, IX. 39. Kellogg, Eli, land entry, IV. 401-403.
Keith, Oliver, death of, IX. 42. Kellogg, Elizabeth, death of, VIII. 44.
Keith, Capt. William, master of first Kellogg, Elizabeth G., death of, XIII.
cutter on lakes, I. 470; IV. 81; VII. 212.
319; XII. 580. Kellogg, Rev. Erastus, II. 162, 163; III.
Kellam, Rev. J. A., III. 242, 243. 243.
Keller, Henry, X. 1. Kellogg, Ezekiel, converted to Mormon-
Keller, Jacob, attacked by deer, XIV. ism, XIV. 618.
443. Kellogg, Francis W., congressman, III.
Keller, Joseph, IV. 60; XIV. 443; house 124.
burned, XIV. 444; memoir of, XIV. Kellogg, George D., II. 539, 546.
469; original member of first church of Kellogg, Henry F., death of, VII. 345.
Nankin, XIV. 444. Kellogg, Henry W., death of, IX. 83.
Keller, Mrs. Joseph, original member of Kellogg, Ira, II. 296.
first church of Nankin, XIV. 444. Kellogg, Irene L., I. vi.; death of, I.
Keller, Margaret, V. 505. 62; member State Pioneer Society, I.
Keller, Mary E. (Mrs. Fralick), X. 1. 86; VII. 10; memorial page, I. 201.
Kelley, Mrs. — , death of, VI. 283. Kellogg, Israel, II. 164; death of, IV.
Kelley, Bridget, death of, IX. 58. 285; landlord, XIV. 328; member of the
Kelley, Rev. E. D., XIV. 140. State Historical Society, XII. 323;
Kelley, E. J., publisher, VI. 91. member State Pioneer Society, I. 88;
Kelley, Edmond, death of, XIV. 183. VII. 10; trustee of first asylum, XII.
Kelley, Edward W., death of, XI. 39. 296.
Kelley, Harriet, IV. 550. Kellogg, Dr. J. H., instructor in Battle
Kelley, Mrs. I., death of, XIII. 277. Creek college, I. 336; II. 215; III. 354.
Kelley, Lee, III. 545. Kellogg, James L., death of, XIV. 139;
Kelley, Mary, death of, XIV. 135. 193.
Kelley, Mrs. Nancy, death of, IX. 77. Kellogg, Rev. Jason W., III. 237.
Kelley, Mrs. 0., death of, VI. 342. Kellogg, John R., III. 280; XII. 330;
Kelley, Patrick, death of, XI. 105. exhibit of fruit in 1847, X. 76; mem-
318 INDEX.
ber of the board of Agricultural Kelsey, Silas, II. 233; original member
College, 1857, VI. 126, 128; member of of first Presbyterian church of Climax,
the legislature, III. 286. . XIII. 414; death of, XIII. 417, 422, 423.
Kellogg, Josiah, attorney, XL' 311. Kelsey, Sullivan R., death of, XI. 16,
Kellogg, Loyal C., III. 350, 376. 129; member State Pioneer Society,
Kellogg, Mrs. Lydia, death of, XIII. 133. VIII. 119; IX. 10; member committee
Kellogg, M., XIII. 567. on resolutions on death of Col. E.
Kellogg, Mrs. Maria, death of, IX. 38. Gould, III. 617.
Kellogg, Mary, death of, VIII. 44. Kelsey, Timothy, XIII. 414, 417.
Kellogg, Olive (Mrs. R.), II. 539. Kelsey, W., III. 294.
Kellogg, Oliver, death of, XIII. 227; first Kelsey Bros., III. 488.
meeting of Sharon township held at Kelton, Lieut. Dwight H., U. S. A., VI.
house of, II. 526; IV. 398; land entry, vi., 7, 6; VIII. 10; county of Mackinac,
II. 524, 525. from "Annals of Fort Mackinac," VI.
Kellogg, P., soldier of the Mexican war, 343; gift of, XIV. 42; portrait of, VI.
VI. 19. 344.
Kellogg, P. P., land entries, III. 404, 405. Kemble, L. T. — , X. 215; XV. 664, 667.
Kellogg, R. K., I. 391. Kemble, Stephen, letter to Major Ether-
Kellogg, Ralymond, II. 539. ington, X. 249.
Kellogg, Rev. Robert R., pastor of Mon- Kemp, Albert, V. 447.
roe church, 1843, II. 436; regent of the Kemp, Michael, entered land in 1819, III.
university, XIV. 412. 569.
Kellogg, S., I. 7. Kemper, Bishop Jackson, III. 217.
Kellogg, Truman, early nurseryman, Kempff, Nichol, I. 296.
raised silk worms and manufactured Kempmizner, Mrs. Col. J., IV. 451.
silk, V. 438. Kempt, Maj. Gen. — , XV. 652, 685.
Kellogg Bros., early merchants of White Kendall, Amos, postmaster general in
Pigeon, X. 58. ' 1834, III. 322; X. 21; XI. 86; XIII. 336,
Kells, Miss Harriet (Mrs. Pennoyer), 549; commission from, III. 384.
XI. 86. Kendall, Mrs. Charles, VII. 281.
Kells, Francis, death of, XIV. 183. Kendall, D. E., V. 422.
Kellum, Lewis C., II. 524. Kendall, George, director of bank, VI.
Kelly, — , British deserter, XV. 166. 323.
Kelly, — , 84th British regiment, XI. 416. Kendall, Jacob, biog., IV. 343.
Kelly, Alanson, IV. 279. Kendall, John, death of, XIII. 219.
Kelly, Clinton, death of, IX. 56. Kendall, John B., XIII. 133; sheriff of St.
Kelly, Jane, I. 423. Glair county, IV. 343; VI. 411.
Kelly, John, III. 521; VII. 204; death of, Kendall, Richard F., death of, XI. 84.
XI. 83. Kendall, U. H., VIII. 66.
Kelly, Nelson, IV. 275, 279. Kendall, Mrs. U. H. (Miss Waterbury),
Kelly, O., IV. 279. VIII. 65.
Kelly, "Old," killed while excavating Kendall village, how named, III. 636.
old fort at Detroit, I. 370. Kendell, William C., land entry, XIII.
Kelly, Patrick, V. 446. 591.
Kelly, Thomas M., death of, XIV. 148. Kendrick, Nathaniel, president of Mad-
Kelly, William, IV. 279. ison seminary, X. 185.
Kelly, Mrs. William, death of, XIV. 138. Kendrick, S. N., member of consulting
Kelsey, — , I. 51. committee of Ladies' Orphan Associa-
Kelsey, A. F., IX. 45. tion, XIV. 417; member of Eureka
Kelsey, Ansel W., XIII. 414, 418; XIV. iron Co., XIII. 320.
364. Kendrick, Mrs. S. N., officer of the Ladies'
Kelsey, Asa P. H., XIII. 414, 418; XIV. Orphan Association, XIV. 417.
364. Kenedy, James, I. 307.
Kelsey, E., VI. 197. Kennady, Barnes, II. 196, 224.
Kelsey, E. P., III. 485. Kennady, John, II. 196, 224, 225.
Kelsey, Emily, XIII. 414, 417. Kennard, G., III. 280, 284.
Kelsey, Eunice, XIII. 414, 418. Kennedy' V -263
Kelsey, Frank death of, IX. 40 Kennedy', A.' A.,' II. 396.
Kelsey, Hampden, attorney, XI 31L Kennedy, Cicero, soldier of the war of the
Kelsey, J. W., member of State Histor- '
ical Society, XII. 328. v rebellion X 49^
Kelsey, Mrs. M. W. (Miss Parke), III. Kennedy, Emily M., IV. 196.
579 Kennedy, Frederick A., Sr., member of
Kelsey, Nancy, XIII. 414, 417. the legislature, II. 373, 415.
Kelsey, Reuben, VIII. 660. Kennedy, Harvey, death of, XIII. 133.
INDEX.
319
Kennedy, Mrs. Henry (Miss Hitchcock),
XI. 68.
Kennedy, James, XIII. 219; death of, III.
476.
Kennedy, John M., trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 162.
Kennedy, Rensselaer W., and wife, III.
396.
Kennedy, Stewart, deputy controller, IX.
71.
Kennedy, Thomas S. and wife, IX. 70,
71.
Kennedy, William T., publisher, VI. 69.
Kennelly, Dr., XV. 576.
Kenney, Elijah, VII. 577; children of,
VII. 578; county offices held by, VII.
578.
Kenney, Mrs. Elijah, VII. 578.
Kennedy, James, memoir of, V. 490; VII.
577.
Kenney, Lester J., supervisor, V. 490;
VII. 578.
Kenney, Lucy Ann., VII. 578.
Kenney, Martha, VII. 578.
Kenney, Mrs. Patty, death of, IX. 84.
Kenney, Susan, VII. 578.
Kenney, Theodore, soldier of the revolu-
tion, VII. 577.
Kennedy, Thomas, V. 287.
Kenny, Ann (Mrs. Knight), XI. 76.
Kenny, James, deserter, gives informa-
tion to Capt. Thomas Smith, British,
XV. 2.
Kenny, Munnis, II. 310; IV. 398; XIII.
559, 562-564; suggested name for Web-
ster township, XIII. 546.
Kenrick, — , publisher of the "American
Orchardist," X. 72.
Kenrick, Peter Richard, archbishop, vis-
ited Detroit, XIII. 440.
Kensington, bank of, original capital, V.
215.
Kent," Duke of, commander-in-chief of
British North America in 1800; ex-
tract of report received by him of up-
per Canada, XII. 304; XV. 8-24.
Kent, Judge — , VII. 360.
Kent, Ashel, VI. 399.
Kent, Prof. C. A., IV. 131.
Kent, Capt. Charles, V. 189, 190.
Kent, Mrs. Druella, death of, XI. 132.
Kent, Elvira, IV. 194.
Kent, Henry, county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Kent, Chancellor James, jurist, I. 214;
for whom county was named, VI. 479,
485.
Kent, James W., death of, IX. 17.
Kent, John, death of, XIII. 113.
Kent, Rev. John P., preacher of 1820, III.
235; VI. 378.
Kent, John W., I. 296; III. 281.
Kent, Joseph O., VI. 255.
Kent, Newton & Pugsley, V. 189.
Kent, Thomas J., death of, VII. 466,
468.
Kent, Mrs. Thomas J., VI. 306.
Kent, Warren, VII. 468.
Kent, Prof. William, IV. 452.
Kent, William A., III. 342; X. 58.
Kent, Rev. William I., executor for Mrs.
Brent, IX. 194-196.
Kent, Orlo T., IV. 194.
Kent, Rebecca, IV. 494.
Kent, Richard, VII. 528.
Kent, Thomas J., death of, VIII. 44.
Kent- county organized, for whom named,
county seat located, I. 213, 214; V. 328;
first officers, V. 328; Grand Rapids,
early days, history of, IV. 286-294;
V. 434; history of the press, VI. 82;
memorial reports, III. 546; IV. 286-294;
V. 439; VI. 328; VII. 488; VIII. 50;
IX. 54; XI. 83; XIII. 219; number of
delegates for the convention of 1836,
XL 157; number of insane in 1850,
XIII. 296; Old Residents' Association
meetings and memorial of, III. 544;
VII. 488; IX. 54; physical geography
of, I. 214; treasurer and clerk, 1875--
6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404.
Kentucky, bordered Indian lands, XV.
251; population in 1812, as given by the
British, XV. 65.
Kentucky militia, I. 412; XV. 680; at bat-
* tie of the Miami, XV. 294, 680; number
engaged in, XV. 310; number taken
prisoners, XV. 278; prisoners ex-
changed, conditions of, XV. 285.
Kenyon, Lord, for whom college was
named, VII. 359.
Kenyon, Mrs. — , death of, XL 134.
Kenyon, John, I. 257.
Kenyon, Nathan, banker, IX. 336.
Kenyon college, VI. 29.
Kenzie, Simon, scout, VII. 123; VIII.
546, 547; escaped from massacre of
Chicago, XV. 145; rescued by Girty,
VII. 124.
Keokuk, Indian chief, signed treaty of
Prairie du Chien, XII. 425.
Kephart, Philip, IV. 198; biog., IV. .207.
Kerby, John, testimony at court of in-
quiry, XL 568, 615.
Kercheval, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Kercheval, Benjamin B., I. 499, 512; II.
469, 572.
Kercheval, Mrs. Benjamin B., sister of
Robert A. Porsyth, X. 85; gift of, XII.
346.
Keredyne, Thomas, death of, XIV. 134.
Kern, Rev., priest, XIII. 479.
Kerney, Jonathan, II. 573.
Keroney, Thomas, XIV. 323.
Kerr, J. E., land entry, III. 404.
Kerr, John A. & Co., publishers, VI. 78.
320 INDEX.
Kerr, Mrs. Samuel (Miss Turney), XI. Ketc-e-wan-don-gon-ing reservation, II.
71. 481.
Kerr, Lieut. (Ensign) Thomas, XV. 124, Kettles of brass, copper and tin, for
274; wounded at the battle of Raisin Indian presents, V. 5; X. 496, 497,
river, XV. 227, 228, 239. 581, 632; XL 427; XL 41, 82, 128, 129,
Kerr, W. H., II. 247. 147, 158, 170, 175, 221, 225, 230, 234,
Kerr, William, II. 246. 242, 246, 247, 257, 274, 284, 288, 302;
Kerr Bros., IX. 20. XIII. 550; XV. 607, 616, 645, 655; ex-
Kershaw, Rev. J., death of, XL 132; changed for furs, XIV. 656; intro-
Kersting, Rev. David, priest, XIII. 479. duced among the Indians by the
Keskkauko (Reshkanko), county organ- French, XIV. 664; invoice of sent from
ized, name changed, I. 94 144, 213; Michilimackinac to Chicago, XV. 224;
see also Charlevoix county. offered by sick Indians to the Great
Kesselring, Mrs. Ann M., death of, IX. Spirit, XIV. 213; presented dancers at
38. scalp dance, XIV. 221.
Kesslering, Mrs. J. H., XIII. 187. Keuren, Philo Jan, death of, XIII. 115.
Kessler, John, death of, IX. 59. .Kevan, P. C., county clerk of Mackinac,
Ke-taw-kah, Indian executed for murder, yi. 349.
Ke-wa-bis-haw, Indian executed for mur-
Ketchum, — , Buffalo, V. 394. <jer) x. 86.
Ketchum, — , pioneer of Jackson, II. Keeweena bay, corn and vegetables
grown, VII. 195; mission at LaPoint es-
Ketchum, Mrs. — , IV. 462. tablished in 1665, VIII. 418.
Ketchum, C. B., IV. 447. Keweenaw cape, XIV. 200.
Ketchum, Mrs. E. M.; see Ketchum, Mrs. Keweenaw county organized, Indian
George. name of, I. 218; treasurer and clerk in
Ketchum, Frank, I. 55. 1875-6, 1. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
Ketchum, Frederick, I, 55. tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Ketchum, George, I. 54, 130; II. 195, 197, Keweenaw Point, VII. 188; beginning of
198, 200, 234-236; III. 375; IV. 218; re io XIIL 344 mining at
V. 185, 247, 256, 331, 393; contractor for yfjj m
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, II 237; Kewigiishkum, Indian chief, IX. 393.
large purchaser of fruit trees X. 73* Kewitchiwini, Ottawa chief, X. 472; XIIL
enters land in Allegan, IV. 173. 9Q
Ketchum, Mrs. George (E. M.), I. 131; „ ', T ,
children of, I. 55; remarks by, I. 54. £ewley, J death of XIV. 185
Ketchum, George C., probate judge and Kewney, Ann Mrs. Stevenson), V. 294.
postmaster of Mackinac, VI. 348. Kewney, 'Jack, toast of V. 277.
Ketchum, Isaac S., address to Indians at Kewney, John, XL 284 285.
Nottawassippi, X. 170. Ke^Uf'l Thomas, V. 252; memoir of,
Ketchum, Jacob, II. 398; III. 553; sub- v- Z8°-
scription to first court house, II. 427, Kewney, Mrs. Thomas, V. 294.
429 Key, John, IX. 657; X. 481.
Ketchum, Rev. James, I. 133. Keyes' ~ Pioneer Branch county, VII.
Ketchum, James L., IV. 19.
Ketcham. Rev. S., IV. 223. Keyes, — , pioneer Lenawee county, II.
Ketchum, Seth, III. 415; report of sec- 415.
retary of agricultural society, III. 422, Keyes, Rev. — , assisted in organizing
425. first Baptist church in Webster town-
Ketchum, Sidney, I. 129, 130, 131, 398; sniP- xm- 566-
III. 283, 393; IV. 174, 175, 218; V. Keyes, Danforth, death of, XIV. 44, 134;
247, 256; VII. 305; agent for the Bos- member State Pioneer Society, I. 86;
ton company, III. 288; buys land for vice president, I. 56.
Judge Samuel Hibbard IV. 173; Keyes, David, sheriff of Jackson county,
large purchaser of fruit trees, X. 73; 1832, II. 295, 296, 310, 311; V.; 347;
extensive land purchases, II. 234-236; XIV. 67.
president Calhoun county bank, 1838, Keyes, E. E., VII. 211.
II. 195, 196. Keyes, Elias, II. 309; V. 347.
Ketchum, Stephen, subscription to first Keyes, George W., III. 405, 413; gift of,
court house, II. 427. Ill- 6.
Ketchum, Susan, I. 54. Keyes, "Uncle" Jack, VII. 397; XIV. 589;
Ketchum, Willie, I. 55. superintended working party on first
Ketell, Miss Adeline (Mrs. John Frank), Pontiac railroad, XIIL 485; his horse
XIIL 257. "Pete," XIIL 486.
INDEX.
321
Keyes, Nahum, VII. 174.
Keyes, Miss Pamelia, (Mrs. Bickford),
XI. 110.
Keyes, Samuel and wife, V. 78.
Key, — , (Kea, Kays), interpreter, IX.
542, 544, 607, 624.
Keyser, H. H., II. 426; III. 573.
Key-ta-ga-yan, Ottawa chief, XIII. 90.
Khakenberg, Jennie, death of, XIV. 54.
Kibbee, Henry C., V. 482-484.
Kibbee, Porter, V. 467, ttS, 479, 484
Kibber, Edward P., publisher, VI. 77.
Kibber & Wilson, publishers, VI. 77.
Kibble, Porter, death of, XIV. 193.
Kibbler, Katharine, death of, XI. 27.
Kibby, B. \\i., III. 281.
Kibby, George W., death of, VII. 307.
Kibby, Hannah, death of, XIV. 51.
Kibby, Mills, VI. 360.
Kickapoo Indians, at Prairie du Chien,
XV. 628; chief of, XV. 492; encounter
with W. H. Harrison on the Wabash,
XV. 66-68; presents for, XV. 630, 631:
received messages from the British,
XV. 48; report strength of American
troops on the Miami, XV. 170; speech
to the English, XV. 89; with Potta-
wattomies en route to Rock River, XII.
4-25.
Kickatassia, Eel river chief, X. 567; XIII.
94.
Kickayuga or Fort Moyne, XV. 88.
Kickintveld, Rev. H., IX. 312.
Kidd, James H., III. 476, 485.
Kidd, James M., III. 476, 487; VI. 303;
IX. 46.
Kidd, William E., publisher, VI. 80.
Kidder, — , IV. 134, 136, 146.
Kidder, Hiram, I. 233; II. 374, 375.
Kidder, Mary (Mrs. John H. Barry), II.
227.
Kidder, Sydney M., II. 444.
Kidder, Willard, VI. 235.
Kiefer, Dr. Herman, III. 229; IV. 462;
VII. 602, 607.
Kiely, Eugene, county clerk, 1875-6, I.
520.
Kies, Alonzo, I. 179.
Kies, Capt. (Maj.) Alpheus, II. 368, 413,
415; III. 553; XIV. 530.
Kies, Joseph S., II. 385; XIV. 136.
Kilbourn, Abr., on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Kilbourn, George A., I. 285.
Kilbourn, Mehitabel, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Kilbourne, J. H., member of the legis-
lature, IX. 9 ; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, VIII. 119; IX. 10.
Kilbourne, S. L.., member committee
on resolutions, death of S. F. Seager,
VII. 428; remarks on Mr. Seager, VII.
431.
41
Kilbourne, Mrs. S. L., VIII. 7. -
Kilbraith, Aleck, IX. 594.
Kilburn, Byron, autograph letter of, XII.
329.
Kile, P. C., III. 304.
Kile, Nelson, II. 503.
Kileber, Nicholas, death of, VII. 551.
Kiley, James, death of, VII. 551.
Kilgore, Nathaniel, death of, VI. 319.
Killam, Ira, XIII. 151.
Killean, Ed., VI. 396.
Killean, Johnny, IX. 334.
Killham, Alfred, II. 242.
Killian, J. M., III. 292.
Kulicutt, C., III. 590.
Killmaster, Henry, XIV. 60.
Kilpatrick, Catharine Pickle (Mrs. Wil-
liam K.), biog., VIII. 68, 69.
Kilpatrick, William, VIII. 69.
Kilpatrick, Mrs. Winiam (Mary Wil-
liams), XI. 246.
Kilpatrick, William W., attorney, X. 202.
Kilpatrick, Mrs. William W., biog., X.
202.
Kilroy, Rev. L., XIV. 417.
Kimball, Prof. — , Moore's academy,
VII. 514.
Kimball, Mrs. A. M. (Miss Schram),
XIII. 186.
Kimball. A. W., III. 481.
Kimball, C. F., publisher, VI. 91.
Kimball, Dr. E. W., XI. 66.
Kimball, Rev. Edward, VII. 414.
Kimball, Edward R., death of, XIV. 53.
Kimball, Elizabeth (Mrs. Jacksen), VII.
567
Kimball, Erastus, II. 242.
Kimball, George C., bank director VI.
324; receiver for the Chicago and Mich-
igan Lake Shore railroad, IX. 279.
Kimball, Dr. H. C., VII. ^04, 207, 209,
memoir of, VII. 213, 214, 217, 222.
Kimball, Mrs. H. C., first white woman
of Crystal Falls, VII. 207, 213.
Kimball, J. L., VII. 213; memoir of, VII.
216, 219.
Kimball, Mrs. J. L. (Miss Hollister), VII.
213.
Kimball, J. L. & Co., druggists, VIJ. 210.
Kimball, Nettie, VII. 213.
Kimball, Ray, VII. 213.
Kimball, Samuel, death of, XIV. 135.
Kimball, Mrs. Samuel, death of, III. 556.
Kimball, Samuel H., II. 325; VI. 514; XI.
12.
Kimball, Stephen, I. 130; first deacon of
Congregational church of Marshall,
XII. 355; school commissioner in 1833,
II. 196.
Kimball, Mrs. Stephen, V. 264.
Kimball, Thomas, IV. 180, 196.
Kimball, Timothy, II. 246, 251; 252.
Kimball, William E., V. 446.
322
INDEX.
Kimball & Pringle, II. 331.
Kimberly, A. J., XII. 392.
Kimberly, E. C., VIII. 134, 135.
Kimberly, Mrs. E. C., IV. 358.
Kimberly, Harry, III. 396.
Kimberly, Israel, III. 395.
Kimberly, James, III. 389, 391, 393, 394;
VII. 379, 380; XII. 391, 392.
Kimberly, Mrs. James, Vll. 379, 380.
Kimberly, Sterns, supervisor, XIII. 547;
memoir of, XIII. 559.
Kiminitchagan, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Kimmel, Miss Elizabeth (Betsy), Mrs.
Archy McMath), XIV. 490.
Kimmel, Henry, land entry, IV. 398.
Kimmel, L., I. 327.
Kimmel, Miss Susan (Mrs. Kephart), IV.
207.
Kinakanick (wiJlow bark), mixed with
tobacco -by Indians for smoking, XIV.
209.
Kincaid, Henry, X. 119.
Kinch, Charles, IV. 269.
Kindell, William, land entry, III. 402.
Kindekens, Rev. P., priest, XIV. 417.
Kindergarten, early stages of, VII. 49.
King, — , killed by Indians, V. 495.
King, — , pioneer West Bay City, V. 225.
King, — , St. Clair county, death of, XIV.
186.
King, — , visited White Pigeon, X. 58.
King, A. K., memoir of, town named for,
II. 504.
King, Miss Adeline (Mrs. Henry Cham-
pion), teacher, XIV. 376.
King, Miss Alice, XI. 68.
King, Amos R., death of, XIV. 68.
King, Ashael, II. 180; III. 517; IV. 279.
King, Benjamin M., soldier of the Black
Hawk war, III. 609; V. 504, 511; "Bits
of Early History of St. Joseph County,"
V. 399, 400; biog., X. 183, 184; XI. 130.
King, Mrs. Benjamin, X. 183, 184; death
of, IX. 77.
King, Charles, president Columbia col-
lege, II. 574, 610, 611.
King, Chauncey P., V. 247, 385.
King, Cynthia (Mrs. Borner), XI. 68.
King, David, member of State Historical
Society, XII. 324.
King, DeWitt C., V. 247, 385.
King, Edward, VI. 450.
King, Fenner, death of, IV. 270.
King,- Frances (Mrs. Borner), XI. 37.
King, Frank W., VII. 447.
King, Mrs. Fred (Miss Miller), IX. 69.
King, George, member of grand jury,
1778, X. 294.
King, George, son of Jonathan, XT. 68.
King, George, son of William S., XIII.
148.
King, Rev. George, III. 242.
King, George S., VIII. 156.
King, H. S., member State Pioneer Soci-
ety, VIII. 119.
King, Harry A., V. 384n, 385, 386.
King, Henry, X. 184.
King, Henry J., VI. 151, 153, 151; trus-
tee of Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
King, Henry W., IV. 194.
King, Hiram, located farm, IV. 278;
signed address to Maj. William A.
Puthoff, VIII. 656.
King, J. L., I. 340, 446; II. 572.
King, Col. J. H., IV. 271, 275.
King, J. O., IV. 263.
King, James, II. 393, 416, 420; IV. 301.
King, Mrs. James, II. 416.
King, James W., journalist, VI. 78;
"Biographical sketch of Benjamin M.
King," X. 183, 184.
King, James W., lumber dealer, IV. 263;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 88;
VII. 10; sketch of, VII. 425, 446.
King, Mrs. James W., XIV. 7.
King, Jessie, XI. 68.
King, Job, VI. 215.
King, John, II. 223; X. 184.
King, John E., member State Pioneer So-
ciety, IV. 169; V. 15; member of the
Brady Guards, XIII. 526-528; XIV. 417.
King, John H., IV. 284.
King, Dr. John W., III. 439.
King, Jonathan, XI. 59; biog., XL 67.
King, Jonathan P., probate judge of
Mackinac, also postmaster, VI. 348;
clerk of county, VI. 349.
King, Joseph, VIII. 660; land entry', IV.
278.
King, Dr. L. A., letter of, II. 417.
King, L. S., death of, XIII. 276.
King, Leatitia (Mrs. Martin), V. 385.
King, Leonard, XI. 68.
King, Miss Lydia, IV. 272.
King, Margaret C., V. 529.
King, Mrs. Mary, death of, XL 135.
King, Mary, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461i£.
King, Mary Ann (Mrs. R. H. K.), VL
271.
King, Miss May (Mrs. Storms), VI. 9;
XI. 67.
King, Melvina (Mrs. McAllister), XL 68.
King, N. E., VII. 444.
King, Mrs. N. S., member State Pioneer
Society, IX. 10.
King, R. W., VII. 623; member Young
Men's Society, Detroit, XII. 369; mem-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 327.
King, Rufus, V. 384; XL 147; XIV. 356.
King, Rufus H., VI. 271.
King, Dr. Salmon, founder" of Augusta,
V. 247; sketch of, V. 384-386.
King, Mrs. Salmon, V. 384.
King, Samuel, death of, VIII. 99.
King, Samuel T., attorney, XL 43.
INDEX. 323
King, Mrs. Susannah, death of, XIV. 190. Kingsley, N., III. 294.
King, William, death of, VIII. 55. Kingsley, Mrs. Nancy, original member
King, Capt. William, exchanged prisoner of first Congregational church of Com-
of war, XV. 206, 388; recommended for stock, V. 413.
promotion, XV. 74. Kingsley, Mrs. Sarah, death of, IX. 42.
King, William H., death of, XIV. 100. Kingsley, Solomon, II. 584; original mem-
King, William R., soldier of the Black ber of first Congregational church of
Hawk war, I. 248. Comstock, V. 413.
King, Col. William R., U. S. senator Kinsley, W. T., publisher, VI. 79.
from Alabama, VII. 61; vice president Kingston, B. J., publisher, VI. 77.
United States, V. 375. Kingston, (Cataraqui, Canada), British
King, William S., biog., XIII. 130, 148. boat at, in war 1812, XV. 312; cond}-
King, Z. P., XL 139. tion in 1800, XV. 20; in 1813, XV. 418;
King and Blois, attorneys, XI. 43. distance from Montreal and Niagara,
Kingman, Wiliam R., original member of XV. 23; early name of, XII. 4; key to
Baptist church of Charlotte, IX. 30. Upper Canada in 1812, XV. 599; ship-
King's Palace, Detroit, location of, X. building in, XV. 263.
90. Kingston (Tenn.), Union prisoners of
Kingsborough, Lord Edward K., III. 45; war at III. 174.
collection of Mexican antiquities cited, Kingsworth, — , XIV. 364.
XIV. 652. Kinman, James K., early publisher, VI.
Kingsbury, Miss — (Mrs. William Brace),. 76.
VII. 379. Kinnane, James H., attorney, XI. 316.
Kingsbury, Arthur, printer, III. 273. Kinne, Mrs. Elias B., death of, XL 130.
Kingsbury, Benjamin, XII. 418. Kinnear, Rev. John, pioneer, III. 240-242;
Kingsbury, D., III. 281. XIV. 444, 473.
Kingsbury, Edward M., VIII. 211. Kinner, R. R., VI. 474.
Kingsbury, F. A., I. 55, 61; gift of, III. 6. Kinney, Miss — , (Mrs. Geo. Hunt), sister
Kingsbury, Gaius P., XL 87. of Surgeon Kinney, IV. 474.
Kingsbury, Col. (Capt.) Jacob, III. 86; Kinney, — , surgeon, U. S. A., IV. 474.
XV. 85. Kinney, Booth, IX. 255.
Kingsbury, Lansing, III. 393. Kinney, Eiiz., IV. 194.
Kingsbury, Solomon 0., member of legis- Kinney, George W., death of, IX. 28.
lature, XL 87; sketch of, XL 83, 86. Kinney, Harvey, death of, VIII. 97; inem-
Kingsbury, Mrs. Solomon O. (Melinda ber of first Methodist church in Ann
Bond), III. 545, 546; XL 87. Arbor, VIII. 217.
Kingsland, — , land entry, III. 406. Kinney, Henry, II. 158.
Kingsley, A., settled in Michigan in 1825, Kinney, James, marriage of, VII. 250.
X. 56. Kinney, John M., early teacher, I. 345,
Kingsley, Charles, quotation of, X. 30. 450; called "Cadmus," XII. 595.
Kingsley, Chester W., mail carrier, XIII. Kinney, Mrs. John M., early teacher, I
549. 450; VII. 250.
Kingsly, Elizabeth, death of, XIV. 134. Kinney, Maurice M., V. 13.
Kingsley, Miss Frances E. (Mrs. Chapin), Kinney, Miss Nancy (Mrs. Holmes), V.
XL 138. 492.
Kingsley, George, III. 294, 304. Kinney, Mrs. Nelson, V. 447.
Kingsley, George, attorney, VII. 528. Kinney, Orrin, III. 325.
Kingsley, James, attorney, I. 332, 337, Kinney, Mrs. Orrin, III. 325; IV. 358.
338; II. 297, 451; III. 103, 160; XL 138; Kinney, Silas, VII. 484.
XIII. 2; candidate for state senator, II. Kinney, Sylvanus, IV. 304.
312; member territorial legislature, II. Kinney, WTells, death of, XL 109.
309, 512; on committee to draft first Kinnie, Amos, III. 381.
railroad charter in Michigan, IV. 240; Kinnie, Stephen, III. 380, 381.
regent of the University of Michigan Kinonchamek, son of great chief of the
in 1852, V. 29. Sateau, VIII. 316-319, 321.
Kingsley, Mrs. James, IX. 142. Kinonji, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Kingsley, Joseph, IV. 60; 468; Kinsey, J., II. 574; promotes public
Kingsley, Moses, first clerk of Webster amusements, XII. 662.
township, IV. 399; XIII. 547; first post- Kinsley, Lieut. Alpha, VIII. 662; prompt
master, XIII. 549; member State Pio- action prevents massacre at Fort Mad-
neer Society, I. 88; raised broom corn ison, VIII. 665, 667.
in 1835, XIII. 548; "reminiscences of Kinzie, John H., founder of Chicago, I.
Webster Township Churches," XIII. 376, 499; III. 125; IV. 87; VI. 484; XII.
565. 336; XIV. 544; honorary member State
324
INDEX.
Historical Society, XII. 317; "The
Raisin River Massacre," VIII. 648-652.
Kinzie, Mrs. John H., gift of, XII. 332;
her overland trip from Chicago to De-
troit, XII. 336; honorary member of
State Historical Society, XII. 328.
Kinzie, Maj. Robert, II. 180.
Kioskance, Indian chief, VI. 417; died in
1800, aged 107 years, VI. 418.
Ki-ouquaan, Huron chief, IX. 443.
Ki-ow-ki-ma, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Kipp, Charles, member building commis-
sion for Ionia reformatory, III. 476.
Kipp, George, I. 7.
Kipp, James, IV. 60; VI. 478; XIII. 162;
XIV. 448; memoir of, XIV. 472.
Kipp, Mrs. James, death of, XIII. 161,
162.
Kipp, Mary L. (Mrs. Geo. Barker), XIII.
162.
Kipp, Bishop W. I., of California, honor-
ary member State Historical Society,
XII. 328.
Kipp, William, XIV. 472.
Kipp & Moore, XI. 245.
Kirby, — , VI. 362.
Kirby, Capt. — , ship builder, IX. 284,
285.
Kirby, Lieut. — , soldier of the war of the
rebellion. II. 622.
Kirby, Abram, V. 347.
Kirby, Caleb, V. 386; VI. 254; X. 7; first
supervisor of Bedford township, II. 210,
221.
Kirby, David, VII. 467.
Kirby, Judge E. P., IV. 263.
Kirby, Miss Ellen (Mrs. P. 0. Littlejohn),
XIV. 56.
Kirby, F. E., superintendent Eureka Iron
company, XIII. 321.
Kirby, Isaac, II. 313; III. 504; VII. 464.
Kirby, John, I. 374; baptized by com-
mandant at Mackinac, III. 213; on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 4611/;..
Kirby, Miss Millie (Mrs. W. U. Upjohn),
graduate of the University of Michigan,
medical department, VI. 317.
Kirby, Stephen R., IV. 19.
Kirby, Susan N. (Mrs. Caleb K.), VI. 254,
255
Kirby, William G., VI. 317.
Kircheval, Miss Alice, student of female
seminary at Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
Kircheval, Miss Harriet (Mrs. Hudson),
student of female seminary at Detroit,
1841, V. 545.
Kirchival, Benjamin B., III. 103; member
of State Historical Society, XII. 318.
Kirchner, Otto, attorney general, III. 117.
Kirk, Sir David, commander of English
fleet, 1629, VIII. 370.
"Kirk, Edmund" (J. R. Gilinore), X. 104.
Kirk, James, death of, XIII. 231.
Kirk, William, V. 266; XIV. 54.
Kirkham, — , pioneer of Bellevue, III.
390, 391.
Kirkham, Samuel, author of grammar,
XIV. 302.
Kirkland, — , member Jackson Mining
company, XI. 167, 168.
Kirkland, Dr. Helen Maria (Miss Up-
john), graduate Michigan University,
VI. 317.
Kirkland, John, biog., XI. 91; children
' of, XI. 92.
Kirkland, Mrs. Libbie (Miss Odren), IX.
214.
Kirkland, Martha (Mrs. Stover), XI. 92.
Kirkland, Miss Nellie, XI. 92.
Kirkland, Miss Olive, A. B., instructor
Olivet college, III. 413.
Kirkland, Dr. Reynold J., XI. 92.
Kirkland, Samuel, Indian interpreter, IV.
544, 546; student of Albion school, IV.
548.
Kirkland, William and wife, conducted
female seminary, 1834, I. 255, 450; IV.
464.
Kirkland, Rev. William, member of State
Historical Society, XII. 320.
Kirkpatrick, Capt. — , of Guerrillas, III.
167, 168.
Kirkpatrick, William, death of, XIV. 68.
Kirn, Frederick, death of, XIII. 280.
Kirsheman, J., ill. 291.
Kirtland, George, I. 209.
Kishkiwabik, Chippewa chief, visited
Quebec, XV. 492.
Kishkorko (Kishkako, Kishkanko, Kish-
kaw-ko, Kishekorco), Chippewa chief,
II. 40, 462, 478, 482; III. 224; V. 140;
VI. 385; VII. 138, 268; XIII. 506; XIV
512; at Charles Tucker's, V. 500; cere-
mony of adopting O. Williams into the
tribe, II. 40; sentenced to be hanged,
XIV. 538; story of his death, XIV. 5:.:S;
suicided, X. 95; terrorized settlers, T.
379; visited in jail by his wives, XIV.
538; whipped daughters of Eber Ward,
VI. 473.
Kisakons, see Kaskaskias.
Kissingua, Indian interpreter, present at
council, 1778, IX. 442; messenger for
Gov. Hamilton, X. 370.
Kitchel, Ezekiel T., II. 273.
Kitchell, H. D., member State Historical
Society, XII. 323.
Kitchen, James, death of, XI. 135
Kitchen, Jonathan, trustee of Hillsdalo
college, VI. 163.
Kitson, Lieut. — , XV. 478; at battle of
Frenchtown, XV. 227; illness of, XV.
S95.
Kitson. Daniel, IV. 51.
Kitson, John G., I. 263, 265.
Kitridge, Ebenezer, V. 477.
Kittle, Sylvester, death of, VIII. 22.
Kitton, Mrs. Elvira, V. 545.
INDEX. 325
Kittredge K., publisher, VI. 75. in old account book, V. 561; on census
Kittridge, — , early temperance worker, roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; plea
XIII. 389. for justice, XV. 302-304; purchased
Kiwekochkam, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. land and built windmill, VI. 500;
Klady, Mrs. William, death of, XIV. 186. seized Indians and effected Arthur
Klaus, George F., death of, VII. 552. McMillan's exchange, XIII. 507; signed
Kleckner, Daniel, death of, XI. 132. address to Maj. William A. Puthuff,
Klee, Samuel, land entry, XIII. 591, 592. VIII. 656; statement of matters relat-
Klehman, Mrs. Andrew, death of, XIV. ing to his treatment, XV. 405.
138. Knaggs, Mrs. Whitmore, VIII. 637, 640;
Klein, Dr. Peter, IV. 438, 448. purchased freedom of Indian captives,
Kleinheksel, John H., A. B., instructor I- 362.
in Hope college, IX. 329. Knaggs' bridge, VIII. 91.
Kleyn, Rev. H. C., IX. 311. Knaggs creek and windmill, location of,
Klinck, Mrs. Jacob, death of, XL 105. x- 96-
Klick, Nicholas, death of, XIV. 185. Knaggs farm, II. 476; Vl. 500; illustra-
Kline, Mrs. Christian, death of, XIII. tion of windmill, VI. 501.
276; XIV. 182. Knaggs house, location of, I. 358; XIV.
Kline,' Mrs. Eliza, death of, XIII. 239. 37-
Kline, John A., VII. 402. Knaggs reservation, III. 192.
Kline, Mrs. Mary, death of, VII. 591. Knapp, — , VI. 309; X. 52.
Kline, Peter, I. 59; .death of, VII. 591. Knapp, Capt. — , visit to Sault Ste.
Kline, Samuel, II. 290; death of, XI. 132. Marie, XII. 606.
Kline, Mrs. Samuel, death of, VIII. 99. Knapp, Amos, IV. 233.
Klinhekael, Zwiertye, death of, XIII. 115. Knapp, Bela, VI. 472.
Knaggs, — , Indian trader, I. 222; III. Knapp, Benjamin, on census roll of De-
553; IV. 47. troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Knaggs, Mrs. — , ride with Indians, I. Knapp, Charles A., II. 337.
312. Knapp, Charles L., death of, XI. 105.
Knaggs, George, on census roll of Detroit, Knapp, Courtright (Kortright), death of,
1782, X. 603; taxable property of in VI. 341.
1802, VIII. 537; and wife, on Detroit's Knapp, Mrs. Courtright, death of, V.
census roll, 1779, X. 324. 448.
Knaggs, J. W., VI. 500; XIII. 507; old Knapp, Cyrus W., IV. 257.
copy of land entry, VI. 501. Knapp, Cyrus, IV. 249.
Knaggs, James, scout, I. 363; II. 573; IV. Knapp, E., III. 281, 284.
320; member of State Historical So- Knapp, Miss Eliza (Mrs. Prince), student
ciety, XII. 325; memoir of, IV. 322; of female seminary at Detroit, 1841, V.
messenger from Gen. Harrison to Com. 545.
Perry, IV. 328, 338; recognized body of Knapp, H. S., IV. vi.
Tecumseh, IV. 323; reward offered for Knapp, Henry and wife, II. 456.
capture of, IV. 323. Knapp, Isaac, death of, XIII. 312.
Knaggs, John, II. 483. Knapp, John, on census roll of Detroit,
Knaggs, Josette (Mrs. Whitmore K.), 1827, XII. 461%.
transfer of land, VI. 502. Knapp', Jonah and wife, II. 456.
Knaggs, Peter W., on Detroit's census Knapp, Jules A. & Co., builders of Ionia
roll, 1825, XII. 461%. reformatory, III. 477.
Knaggs (Knaygs), Ratchel, taxable prop- Knapp, Mrs. Julia A., death of, VI. 448.
erty, 1802, VIII. 537. Knapp, L., III. 281; student of branch
Knaggs, Whitmore, I. 262,363; VIII. 640, university at Detroit, V. 543.
658; XII. vii.; abstract of title to lands, Knapp, Mary Finch (Mrs. William K.),
VI. 502; accused by Gen. Proctor of IV. 233.
active warfare, XV. 338, 339; of at- Knapp, Morris, VI. 306; stage line, II.
tempted assassination, XV. 339; ar- 237.
rested for assault on Judge Woodward, Knapp, Mrs. Morris (Miss Knickerbock-
XII. 642; certificate of neutrality from er), IX. 950.
Gen. Winchester, XV. 307; illustration Knapp, Mrs. O. S. (Miss Waterbury),
of windmill, VI. 501; in prison at Mon- VIII. 66.
treal, XV. 303; interpreter for Gen. Knapp, Owen, V. 488.
Cass at treaty of 1819, VII. 264, 267; Knapp, Parker & Co., XIII. 233.
letter to Gen. Glasgow, XV. 307, un- Knapp, Reuben, III. 555.
addressed, XV. 302, 405; loss at sur- Knapp, Ruel, VII. 174.
render of Detroit, XV. 303, 405; name Knapp, S. H., member of the Brady
326
INDEX.
Guards, XIII. 525.
Knapp, Samuel O., II. 330, 340; VI. 306,
307; XIV. 250; gift to Missionary day,
XIV. 244, 447; homestead and conser-
vatories, IV. 281-283; member of Nur-
serymen and Fruit Growers associa-
tion, X. 81; 82; opened, the "Minnesota
mine," VIII. 137.
Knapp, Smith, signs petition for a rep-
resentative in congress, XII. 587.
Knapp, Thomas S., I. 436, 441; III. 561;
resigned office of sheriff rather than
act as hangman, II. 18, 572.
Knapp, W. A., III. 280.
Knapp, William,, IV. 233.
Knapp & Carr, V. 337.
Knapp & Hibbard, II. 337.
Knapp's mills, location of, XIII. 168.
Knappen, Rev. Ashman A., III. 356; VI.
68; attorney, XI. 311.
Knappen, Frank, killed in battle at
Kenesaw Mountain, war of the rebel-
lion, XIV. 361, 362.
Knappen, Frank E., attorney, XI. 311.
Knappen, Mrs. Henry (Miss Spaulding),
first teacher in Gull Prairie township,
I. 116.
Knapp, Rev. Mason, III. 356; V. 316, 434;
XI. 296; XIII. .419; XIV. 360; assisted
in organizing Congregational church of
Galesburg, VII. 481, 482; of Comstock,
V. 413.
Knappen, Philander, XIV. 360, 362.
Knappen, Louis, gardner, Agricultural
college, VIII. 10.
Knauff, Peter, VI. 306.
Kneattles, Minerva (Mrs. J. P. Wood-
bury), XIV. 112.
Kneeland, Mrs. T. T., death of, IX. 56.
Kneeland, W. & J., II. 274.
Knerr, Amos, VI. 310.
Knessen, Rev. Mason, XII. 356.
Knickerbocker, — , pioneer of Flint, X.
123.
Knickerbocker, Alanson, XIV. 476.
Knickerbocker, Rev. C. W., lectured at
Agricultural college, VI. 131, 430.
Knickerbocker, Charles K., II. 333, 336,
341.
Knickerbocker, Charles R., IX. 50; XI.
60.
Knickerbocker, E. S., VI. 278.
Knickerbocker, J. H., I. 288, 292, 295; IV.
- 196.
Knickerbocker, Mrs. J. H., I. 298,
Knickerbocker, Julia A., IV. 196.
Knickerbocker, Mrs. Lucretia, death of,
IX. 82.
Knickerbocker, Mrs. W. B. (Miss Sel-
lers), XI. 64.
Knickerbocker, William, II. 333; IX. 48;
sketch of, IX. 50.
Knickerbocker, Bennett & Co., II. 304.
Knickerbocker & Eaton, II. 336.
Kniffin, Isaac L., II. 394; V. 447.
Knight, Col. — , of militia, killed by In-
dians, VIII. 280.
Knight, Dr. — , extract from narrative of,
VIII. 478.
Knight, Mrs. Abigail, death of, XI. 27.
Knight, Alexis, IV. 277.
Knight, Allen, IV. 277.
Knight, Asahel, land entry, IV. 277, 278,
280.
Knight, Charles, manufacturer, VI. 254,
255
Knight, Eli, V. 447; XIII. 227.
Knight, Miss Emma, instructor of the
blind, III. 447.
Knight, George W. Ph. D., I. 157; III.
415; VII. v.; VIII. 7, 8; "History of the
land grants for education in Michi-
gan," VII. 17; member State Pioneer
Society, I. 90; VII. 10; supervisor, IV.
239; sketch of, IV. 239.
Knight, Godfrey Sr., X. 70; biog., XI. 75.
Knight, Godfrey Jr., XL 76.
Knight, Mrs. Godfrey (Miss Ann Ken-
ny), XL 76.
Knight, Hamblin, IV. 277.
Knight, Harriet, IV. 194.
Knight, Henry C., V. 63; member of State
Historical Society, XII. 331.
Knight, James Allen, first teacher for
Alphadelphia society, V. 410, 412.
Knight, James K., attorney, II. 311, 316;
student of Union college, N. Y., XIV.
352; "The University Examinations,"
XIV. 350.
Knight, Jane, death of, IX. 56.
Knight, Jerry, XL 76.
Knight, John, XL 76.
Knight, Josephine, II. 545.
Knight, Lafayette, IV. 277.
Knight, M. E., I. 247, 248.
Knight, Monroe, IV. 277.
Knight, Mrs. Nancy, V. 505.
Knight, Nathan, II. 184; III. 327; mem-
ber of the legislature in 1877 and early
teacher, XL 24; sketch of, XL 16, 22,
24.
Knight, Mrs. Nathan (Miss Stevens),
XL 24.
Knight, Orsin, death of, XIV. 135.
Knight, Mrs. Philinda, IV. 238; member
' State Pioneer Society, VI. 166; VIII.
12.
Knight, Mrs. Phoebe, death of, IX. 40.
Knight, Potter, biog., XL 107.
Knight. Mrs. Potter, death of, IX. 60;
XL 107.
Knight, Roswell W., II. 374.
Knight, Rufus, land entry, IV. 396.
Knight, Mrs. Sophie Howard, XIV. 19,
23, 29, 32.
Knight, Stowel, land entry of, IV. 277.
Knight, Thomas, I. 130.
Knight, William 1st, XL 76.
INDEX.
327
Knight, William 2d, XI. 76. .
Knight, Mrs. William, death of, IX.
56.
Knight, Z. M., VI. 197.
Knights of Honor of Allegan, III. 289;
Battle Creek, III. 360; Flint, III. 454;
Ionia, III. 484; Jackson, II. 347.
Knights of Pythias, Flint, III. 454; Jack-
son, II. 347.
Knill, Mrs. Henry C. (Laura E. Palmer),
VII. 565.
Knip, Peter, death of, IX. 54.
Kniss, Peter, death of, X. 5.
Knives, found in Indian mounds, II. 41,
46, 47, 49; XIII. 550; for Indian pres-
ents, V. 5; IX. 471; X. 496, 497, 580;
XII. 41, 82, 147, 158, 175, 223, 229, 233,
242, 247, 257, 274, 284, 288, 302, 329;
XV. 607, 614, 615, 645, 646, 648; gar-
rison supplies, XI. 430; XII. 128, 129;
XV. 655; made by a prehistoric people,
found in Oakland county, XIV. 516.
Knott, Dr. — , see Nott, Eliphalet.
Knowls, Hezekiah, death of, XI. 94.
Knowles, Mrs. J. A. (Miss Davis), VIII.
• 52.
Knowles, M. L., publisher, VI. 72.
Knowles, Mrs. Mary Ann, death of, VI.
383.
Knowlton, Ebenezer, trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 154, 162, 240.
Knowlton, Miss Electa (Mrs. Odell), IV.
231.
Knowlton, J., III. 281.
Knox, Rev. D., II. 163.
Knox, David, settled in Michigan, 1823,
III. 609, 610; V. 504; VI. 421; X. 56;
death of, XI. 131.
Knox, Mrs. David, death of, VIII. 100.
Knox, Mrs. Florence Rice, IV. 272.
Knox, Gen. Henry, under secretary of
state, X. 282; secretary of war, XII.
43, 112, 115.
Knox, John, XI. 279.
Knoxon, Thomas, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Knoxville (Tenn.), Union prisoners of
war at, III. 174, ^76, 177.
Koch, Corp. — , punished seamen for
mutiny, VII. 113.
Koch, Rev. — , IV. 294.
Koch, Henry, VI. 335.
Koch, William, III. 545.
Kochlin, Martin, I. 296.
Koenig, — , priest, XIII. 444.
Koepner, Herman, III. 447.
Kolasinski, Rev. Dominie, priest, me-
moir of, XIII. 472.
Konigsburg, Lieut. — , III. 180.
Ko-nio-ute-rie, Huron chief, IX. 443.
Konkel, P., III. 294.
Konkle, Hollis, resolutions on death of,
~y T CQ
.A.I . oy .
Koon, Ezra L., trustee of Hiilsdale col-
lege, VI. 163, 235; letter of regret to
S. O. Fisher, VII. 325.
Koo-quan-da-rong, Huron chief, IX. 443.
Kooshacking tribe of Indians, XIII. 44,
45; see also Delawares.
Koprogli, Grand Vizier Achmet, III. 118.
Kornbausch, Mrs. John, death of, VII.
552.
Kost, Dr., publisher, VI. 85.
Kotelman, William, I. 296.
Kountzmann, Sophronia, death of, XI.
27.
Kovirnan, William, death of, XI. 84.
Kraff, C., I. 327.
Kramer, Rev. Joseph, priest, XIII. 456.
Kramer, M. & P., publishers, VI. 97.
Krammer, John, XIII. 447.
Krapp, Mrs. Conrad, death of, XIV. 190.
Krapt, John, death of, XIII. 228.
Krause, Francis, IX. 65.
Krauss, Dr. Theodore, VII. 301.
Krebel, Edward, I. 24.
Krebel, John S., I. 24.
Kregger, Michael, I. 248.
Kreig, Charles, I. 301.
Kreisher, John H., V. 505.
Krembein, Henry A., death of, XIII. 114.
Kremer, Rev. J., IX. 309.
Kremer, John, on census roll of Detroit
in 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Kressbach, Mrs. Christina, death of, VI.
383.
Krick, S. G., IV. 213.
Krisley, Jonathan, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Kroenche, E., publisher, VI. 69.
Kroh, Mary A., V. 505.
Kronk, Mrs. Caroline, death of, XIV.
185.
Krug, George F., death of, XI. 106.
Krum, Lieut. — , in charge of Col. Shoe-
maker as prisoner of war, III. 171, 174,
175.
Krusty, Dr. F., VIII. v.; XII. 647, 648;
translated French papers, VIII. 450n,
456n, 460n, 470n, 479n, 482n, 585n;
translated letters of George Ethering-
ton and Thomas Gage, VIII. 367;
translated Pontiac manuscript, VIII.
266.
Kuab, Mrs. Catharine, death of, XIV.
138.
Kuder, Joshua, death of, IX. 56.
Kull, Mrs. W. F., V. 485.
Kullman, ReV. A., priest, XIII. 474.
Kundig, Rev. Martin, priest, I. 32, 454;
VI. 376; X. 103; instrumental in build-
ing St. Mary's church, XIII. 436; tem-
perance meetings of, IX. 139, 140.
Kunze, Louis, officer of the Scott Guard,
XIV. 417.
Ktipfernickel (Kapper nickle), where
found, XIV. 204.
Kupp, Rev. Anton, priest, XIII. 436.
328
INDEX.
Kurtz, Joseph, II. 62.
Kurtz, W. H., I. 247.
Kusigushkan, Ottawa chief, IX. 396.
Kusterer, Mrs. Charles F. (Miss An-
neke), XIV. 58.
Kusterer, Christopher, V. 10; XI. 91;
lost on the Alpena, memorial services,
resolutions on death of, IV. 294.
Kyle, Miss Louise G., teacher, death of,
XIII. 196, 198.
Labadie, — , signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Labadie (Labadee, Labady), Alexis,
VIII. 501; XII. 570; on election roll,
1779, VIII. 509, 510; on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 610; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 537.
Labadie, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 604.
Labadie, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Labadie, Francois, VIII. 661.
Labadie, J. B. Sr. and Jr., III. 35, 36.
Labadie, Louis, on Detroit census roll,
1779, X. 326.
Labadie, Medard, IV. 322, 323; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 537.
Labadie, Meniche, IV. 78.
Labadie, Monica (Monique), (Mrs. An-
toine Beaubien), earlv teacher, I. 450,
486.
Labadie, Pierre, Sr., on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 610; 1827, XII. 461 y2.
Labadie, Pierre, Jr., on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 611; and wife on cen-
sus roll, 1799, X. 318.
Labadie, Pierre des Comptes, IV. 75, 76;
and wife on census roll of Detroit,
1779, X. 320.
LaBaie (LaBaye), location of, XV. 181;
goods for Indians ordered sent to,
XV. 368; Indians at, IX. 366; licenses
granted to trade with Indians at, IX.
650; recommended for Indian rendez-
vous, XV. 209.
Labaise, resident of fort at Detroit, VIII.
292.
LaBalaine, Francis, amount received as
ferryman, XV. 488.
LaBaleine, residence of, IV. 479.
LaBalm, Col., IX. 641; killed, X. 448,
450.
Labana, Augusten, taxable property of in
1802, VIII. 540.
Labar, Mrs. J. D., biog., VI. 256.
Labar, Prof. John S., IV. 452.
Labar, S., land entry, III. 402; VIII.
204.
LaBarbe Point, see Point LaBarbe, XII.
380.
LaBarre, Febore 'de, governor of Canada,
see Barre.
Labatte, see Labutte.
LaBaye, see LaBaie.
Labeau, Mrs. Alexis, V. 485.
Labeau, J. B. trader, invoice of goods
in 1778, IX. 650.
Labo, Alexander, death of, XI. 105.
Labo, Eatane, VIII. 643.
Labo, Mrs. James, death of, VI. 383.
Laboise, Joseph, salary per day, X. 638.
LaBrise, Frangoise, V. 99, 101, 104.
Labroce, — , VIII. 302.
Labroix, E. N.. VIII. 548. •
Labrosse, Dominique, I. 375; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 610; and wife
on census roll, 1779, X. 324.
La Butte (La Batte), Lieut. Claude, IX.
470, 485; XIII. 84; reported Charles
Patterson's speech to Indians, XI. 504.
Labutte, (Labute), Julian, III. 35, 36;
at battle of Raisin river, XV. 239.
Labutte, Louise Barois (Mrs. Pierre L.),
VIII. 459.
Labutte (Lalutte), Pierre, interpreter,
III. 35, 36; VIII. 272, 275, 281, 283,
285, 290, 294, 303, 310, 322, 341, 344,
352, 359, 360, 458, 459; gift to St. An-
ne's church, VIII. 458, 459; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 604; and wife,
on census roll 1779, X. 324.
Labutte, Pierre Chesne de, IV. 75.
Lace, for Indian presents, X. 496, 497,
632; XII. 256, 273, 283; XV. 607," 614,
646, 655.
Lacey, Allen T., XIII. 160.
Lacey, Edward D., father of E. S.; III.
417.
Lacey, Edward S., banker, III. 413, 415-
418; VI. 235; first mayor of Charlotte,
III. 414; treasurer Air Line railroad,
II. 318.
Lacey, Mrs. Gracia W. (Mrs. I. H. Rog-
ers), XIII. 160.
Lacey, Martha Pixley (Mrs. E. D. La-
cey), III. 417.
Lacey, Pierpont E., biog., XIII. 132, 153.
Lacey, Mrs. Pierpont E., death of, XIII.
131.
Lacey, Samuel S., editor, I. 52; II. 242;
gift of, I. 63; commissioner of the
land office, VI. 295.
Lachaise, Andr6, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 674.
La Chambre, — , XII. 169, 171.
La Chambre, Romain, appointed lieuten-
ant in Wayne county militia, 1803,
VIII. 497, 543.
La Chance, Benoni, IX. 436; probate
judge of Mackinac, VI. 348.
La Chapelle, — , III. .362.
La Chapelle, Antoine, signs petition for
county revenues, XII. 586.
Lachapelle, Nicholas, biog., VII. 217.
Lachenaye, Antoine, XI. 345.
Lachine, Jndian supplies sent from to
Detroit, XII. 221-235; XV. 647, 648.
INDEX.
329
Lachman, Mrs. -- (Miss Weirich), XI.
91.
Lacie, John Baptiste, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Lacie, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Lackawanna Institute of History and
Science (Pa.), gift of, X~I. 13.
Lackey, — , presents pipe to Col. Shoe-
maker, III. 174.
Lac La Belle, (lake), XIII. 345.
La Clare, — , first settler of Bertrand, I.
121.
Laclede, — , founded St. Louis, Mo., 1764,
III. 15.
La Clerc, Joseph, highway tax, 1812, IV.
409.
La Cloche Indian enroute for York, XV.
310.
Lacock, A., signed address to Major Wil-
liam H. Puthuff, VIII. 655.
Lacoursiere, Jean Baptiste, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 605.
La Coutine, — , XII. 195.
Lacouture, — , agent of the Directorys,
XV. 8.
Lacox, John, II. 13.
La Croix, — , member of the grand jury
in 1778, X. 294.
Lacroix, Edward N., XII. 340; member
of State Historical Society, XII. 327,
349.
Lacroix, Hubert (Herbert), VI. 374;
VIII. 561, 625, .661; assisted in the
• burial of Capt. Hart, VIII. 647; letters
from Maj. Witherell, VIII. 630-633,
644; to Maj. Witherell, VIII. 629, 631;
member of territorial legislature, VI.
380; name in old account book, V. 561.
Lacroix, Hubert, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Lacroix, Mrs. Hubert, VIII. 643.
La Croix, M. Dussault de, marriage en-
try in old record, V. 105.
La Croix, Pt., trader, invoice of goods
in 1778, IX. 650.
La Croix & Bombonney, amount received
for goods for Indians, XV. 488.
La Cuyer, Philip, member commission
to locate county seat for Oakland
county, III. 560.
Lacy, Lucius, VII. 281.
Ladd, — , pioneer of "Benedict Plains,"
IV. 549.
Ladd, Mrs. -- (Miss Parley A. Mead),
early teacher, IV. 421.
Ladd, Jane (Mrs. Cephas Smith), XIII.
138.
Ladd, John, soldier of the Mexican war,
VII. 116.
Ladd, Rev. H. 0., II. 436.
Ladd, Hermon, VI. 429; made first pur-
chase of land from government in Sag-
inaw, XIII. 362.
42
Ladd, Nathaniel, VII. 233, 256.
Ladd, Samuel, V. 475-476.
Ladd, Thomas M., I. 389, 390.
LacM, Thomas M. & Co., I. 390.
Ladd & Barber, land entries, III. 425,
426.
Ladders, ordered for fire protection in
1806, XV. 36.
Laderoute, Baptiste, list of taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 531.
Laderoute, Gaetau (Gajetau), on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 606; and wife,
on census roll of 1779, X. 312.
Laderoute, Joseph Leguin de (Bte) VIII.
451, 452.
Laderoute, Pierre, XII. 566.
Laderoute, Mme. Leguin de, VIII. 452.
Laderoutte, Jean Baptiste, tax in 1802,
VIII. 535.
Laderoutte (Ladaroot), John, on census,
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Laderoutte, Josephe, list of taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 531, 535; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 606; and wife,
on census roll, 1779, X. 312.
Ladies' Library Association of Battle
Creek, III. 360; Flint, III. 448; Ionia,
III.484.
Ladies' Orphan Association Instituted,
XIV. 417.
Ladies' Society of Detroit in 1818, Con-
stitution of, XII. 602.
Ladles, garrison supplies, IX. 409; XI.
428; XII. 128, 130, 136, 138, 139.
La Doret, — , de, -VIII. 414.
Ladouceur, — , on census roll of St. Jo-
seph, 1780, XIII. 59:
La Douceur, see Vernier, J. B.
La Douceur, Leon, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
LaDu, — , offers resolution, IV. 12.
Laducier, see Varnier, John B.
Ladue, Andrew, V. 567; biog. IV. 446.
Ladue (Ledaux), J. B., III. 35.
Ladue, M. Emma, IV. 446.
Ladue, Mrs. George N., IV. 447.
Ladue, James, IV. 446.
Ladue, John, IV. 446.
Ladue, William N., IV. 446.
Laduke, Baptiste, III. 36.
La Durantaye, de, see Durantaye.
"Lady of the Lake, boat," I. 471; II. 152;
IV. 349.
"Lady Elgin," boat, lost on Lake Mich-
igan 1860, I* 265.
"Lady Prevost," British boat, in war of
1812, XV. 97; attempted recapture of
the "Detroit," XV. 165; carried troops
to the Miami, XV. 276; captured, XV.
377; launched, XV. 104; on scouting
cruise, XV. 179.
Ladyslipper root used as medicine, XIV.
429.
Laer, Greensberg & Co., VII. 214.
330
INDEX.
Laer, Joseph, VII. 214.
Lafayad, Peter, XII. 578.
La Fayette, — , Marquis de, II. 389; V.
108; XI. 216; bust of in Virginia cap-
itol, III. 179; camped at Breakneck
hill, V. 363; portrait of hung in senate
chamber in Michigan's capitol, XIII.
331;. XIV. 29; visited United States,
1824; met by Michigan people, XIV.
402, 404, 405.
Lafayette Guards, organized 1842, offi-
cers of, XIV. 417.
Lafayette township (Van Buren county),
in 1835, III. 628; see also Paw Paw
township.
Lafertie, — , silversmith, reports barrels
of money for Indians sent by the
French, XV. 212.
Laferte, Louis, ST., election roll of 1799,
VIII. 509, 510; on tax roll levied to
repair fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466.
Laferte, Louis, Jr., on election roll 1799,
VII. 509, 510.
Lafferty, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Lafferty House, location of, I. 358.
LaFeuille, Sioux chief, his letter to Capt.
Roberts, XV. 244, 245, 612, 630.
Laflam, Joseph Poupar, signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238.
La Fleur, Angelique Poupart, signed
marriage contract, 1770, IV. 75, 76.
Lafleur, Charles, I. 345, 347; V. 533.
Lafleur, Joseph P. Poupart, merchant,
1770, IV. 75, 76.
Lafleure, Andr6, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Lafleure, Augustin, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 538.
Lafontaignet, Bernard and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 316.
La Fontaine, Franc Belecour de, appoint-
ed justice of the peace of the district
of Gaspe, XI. 622.
La Fontaine, Frangois, V. 533; X. 405;
XII. 92, 93; Indian name of, XII. 452;
member of grand jury that investigat-
ed Gov. Hull et al., VIII. 589.
Lafontaine, Louis, IV. 321, 322; VI. 374.
Laforest, Joseph, III. 36.
Laforet, Sieur de, VI. 460.
La Foret, William and wife, on Detroit's
census, 1779, X. 326.
LaForge, — , built first frame house at
Sarnia, XIII. 339. * .
Laforge, Louis, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Laforje, Bazille, taxable property, 1802,
.VIII, 535.
Laforte, Louis, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461i/o..
Lafory, Augustine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 609.
LaFourche (LaForche), X. 406; XII.
261, 262; messenger for C. Ainse, XIII.
57
LaFoy, Lieut. Augustin, I. 347; IX. 473;
daily salary, IX. 485.
LaFoy, Lambert, II. 572; member of De-
troit company to repress Indians,
XIII. 505.
La Framboise, Mme. — , XI. 193.
Laframboise, Claude (Laframbalse),
XII. 218; claim for losses by Indians,
XV. 674; report of Indian troubles,
XII. 191; testimony at court of in-
quiry, XI. 558.
Laframboise & Gruet, merchants, XII.
42.
Lafrance, Charles, signs petition against
McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
X. 238.
Lafraud, Antoine, XII. 579.
LaGallissoniere, Roland Michael Barrin
Count de, governor of Canada, 1747,
III. 114, 118; prepared for war with
England, VIII. 457, 458; employed In-
dians in warfare, VIII. 458.
LaGarde, — , I. 499.
Lagnaw's fraud referred to, VIII. 562.
Lagnion, Louis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
'Lagord, John, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
La Gotterie, Benjamin, XI. 614n; his tes-
timony in the court of inquiry, XI.
575.
LaGrand, — , signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
"I^aGrange," boat, I. 471.
LaGrave, Miss Amelia (Mrs. L. C. Dan-
iels—E. B. Dyckman), XIV. 523.
L'Hommedieu, R. N., II. 346.
La Hontan, de, Armand Louis de De-
londarce Baron, traveler, I. 372; II.
143; VIII. 414; extract of letter, VIII.
404; tells of pears and apples found at
Detroit, 1689, III. 652; names he gave
to lakes and rivers, VI. 350; visited
Mackinaw, VII. 153.
L'Hotemont, — , Barrios, Frangois, signs
contract of marriage of his daughter,
VIII. 451, 453.
L'Hotemont, — , Barrios, Marie, signs
marriage contract with Robert Na-
varre, VIII. 450, 454.
Lahrisch, Mrs. Rosina, death of, XIV.
139
Laible, Eugene, III. Ill; XII. 335; mem-
ber of State Pioneer Society, III. 266;
IX. 13.
Laight, — , VIII. 574.
L'Aile Rouge (Red Wing), Sioux war
chief, XI. 504, 575.
Lailte, — , list of taxable property, 1802,
INDEX.
331
VIII. 532.
Laing, — , British soldier recommend-
ed for promotion, XV. 296.
Laing, Dr. — , VIII. 263.
Laing, Smith, II. 415, 483.
Laing, Miss Ella, IV. 181.
Laing, Peter, I. 319.
Laintaubin, Gabrielle, list of taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 531.
Laintaubin, Jacques, list of taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 531.
Lair, Benjamin and wife, early settlers
of Woodstock, VIII. 196, 200.
Lair, Catherine, VIII. 196.
Lair, Edwin, VIII. 196, 200; death of,
XIII. 228.
Lair, Elizabeth, III. 556.
Lair, Jacob, VIII. 196.
Lair, Lucy, VIII. 196.
Laird, Harry W., V. 505.
Laird, Henry W., III. 609.
"La Jeune, Sophie," song of Coureurs
de bois, I. 366.
Lajeunesse, Jean Baptiste, III. 35; XII.
579; signs petition against McDougal's
possession of Hog Island, X. 238;
wife, on census roll of Detroit, 1779,
X. 322.
Lajeuness, Louis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 602.
LaJonquiere, Jacques Pierre de Taffanel,
Marquis de, governor of Canada, in-
cluding territory of Michigan, I. 351;
III. 114, 118; at Sault Ste. Marie, XIV.
644, 646; defeated by Admiral Anson
in the naval battle off cape Finisterre,
III. 118.
Lajoye, Hyacinthe (Hiacine), appointed
ensign in Wayne county militia in
1803, VIII. 497, 543; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Lajoye (Lajoie), Louis, VIII. 630; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602;
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 537; and
wife, on census roll of Detroit, 1779,
X. 322.
Lake, George, death of, XI. 131.
Lake, George, II. 327; death of, IV. 270.
Lake, Judge George B., IX. 207.
Lake, Mrs. George B. (Miss Poppleton),
death of, IX. 207.
Lake, Homer, death of, II. 231; IX. 84.
Lake, Lyman, death of, XIII. 281.
Lake, Thompson T., I. 209; biog., XI.
80; XIII. 212.
Lake City, "Missaukee Reporter," "Nor-
mal Herald," VI. 89.
Lake (Aishcum), county, organized, I.
94, 218; newspapers, VI. 84; treasurer
and clerk, 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887
on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Lake region plateau, III. 69.
Lake St. Glair bank, V. 478; original
capital, V. 215.
Lake Shore railroad of West Michigan,
IX. 277.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail-
road, II. 317; IV. 404; report for 1877,
II. 343.
"Lake Superior," poem, VII. 154.
"Lake Superior Country," copper region,
VIII. 136; description of scenery, XIV.
250; early settlement of, VII. 181;
length of summer days, XIV. 202;
mines and mining, XIII. 342.
Lake Superior Iron Company, VIII.
158.
Lake Superior Steam Transit Co., organ-
ized, XIV. 545.
Lake trout, description of, VI. 199.
Lakes (Great), abound in fish, XIV. 198;
condition of the navy on in 1812, XV.
191-193; naval supremacy feared by
British, XV. 187; navigation of,
VII. 153; rainfall, controlled by sea-
sons, monthly precipitation, diagram,
table of percentage, III. 72-78; remi-
niscences of the survey of the north-
western lakes, IX. 100; tides of, IX.
101; with Ohio and Mississippi rivers
formed boundary line of Indian lands,
XV. 8.
Lakes, Ackley, VII. 379; Base, XIII. 549;
Baw-Beese, named for Pottawattomie
chief, XIII. 570; Black, IX. 336; Cham-
plain, discovered and named, XIV.
655; Clark, IV. 275, 277; Colon, X.
59; Commerce, XIV. 421; Copinisco-
nie, XIV. 507; Dead, XIII. 549; Devils
(Manitou), II. 377, 378; picnic at, VII.
536; Dumont, III. 277; Erie, ancient
name of, VI. 349; battle on, I. 410;
II. 191; XV. 488; British squadron
defeated on, XV. 377; early shore
of, II. 382; fish planted in, I. 507; its
marine prior to 1829, IV. 79; list of
steamboats on, 1839, XIV. 543; Evans,
II. 175; Fortune, VII. 208; Four, XII.
. 428; Four Mile, XIV. 267; Goguac, III.
352; boat club, III. 362; Grand,
VI. 191; Grass, III. 511; V. 347;
XIII. 247; Hubbard, VI. 191, 193;
Huron (Caniatare), ancient names
of, VI. 349; XIII. 334; attack on
feared by British, XV. 71; fish plant-
ed in, I. 507; Indians from resort
at Mackinac, X. 635; light house,
XIII. 335; sawmill on prior to 1749, II.
102; Independence, how named, XIII.
549, 550; Judah, XIII. 247; Koshko-
nong, rendezvous for troops, XII. 428-
433; Lac La Belle, XIII. 345; Little-
John, III. 277; Long, II. 190; Loon,
XIV, 421; Lower Straits, XIV. 421;
Manitou, see Devil's lake; Michigan
(Michihiganing, Mashiiganing, Mishii-
ganing), ancient names of, VI. 349;
fish planted in, I. 507; Miner, area of,
332 INDEX.
III. 277; Mud, III. 126; Muskegon, 1778, IX. 650.
passage cleared to, I. 300; in Nottawa LaMarche, Joseph, testimony at court of
mission district, IV. 23; Nipissing, inquiry, XI. 559.
head of Ottawa river, XIV. 256; pres- LaMarengoin, Masconting chief, speech
ents and provisions for Indians stored of, X. 590.
on, XII. 246, 248, 251; Ontario, ancient Lamault, Capt. — , X. 279, 283.
names of, VI. 349; condition of naval Lamay, Theophil and wife, on Detroit's
forces on, XV. 528, 529; Orchard, census roll, 1779, X. 324.
favorite resort for Chief Pontiac; Lamb, Rev. Aroswell, I. 467; V. 50, 51.
famous orchard on island, VII. 558; Lamb, Rev. Caleb A., I. vi., 59, 61, 78,
Otter, lumbering on, III. 440; Park, 467; V. v.; VII. 381; XIV. 426; gift of,
XIII. 549; Peoria, visited by Marest II. 5; memoir of, VII. 9, 592; ordained,
and Pinet, priests, V. 95; Ponchar- V. 48; "Reminiscences," V. 47; "In-
train, for whom named, XIV. 600; cidents in Pioneer Life in Clinton
Round, II. 378; St. Clare (Sainte County," I. 149; member State Pioneer
Clara), ancient name of, VI. 349; early Society, I. 84.
Indian names of, III. 650; XIII. 334; Lamb, Charles, XI. 216.
description of bar in, XV. 11; fish Lamb, J., letter to Col. Pinkney, XV.
planted in, I. 507; second centennial 547.
celebration, program, III. 643; shal- Lamb, Jacob C., I. 7.
lowness of, XV. 15; sketch of, VI. 418; Lamb. Rev. James, VI. 303.
St. Regis, XV. 21; Sand, II. 376; Sea- Lambert, Mrs. John, VI. 340.
din's, XIII. 549; Simcoe, distance from Lamb, John A., death of, XIV. 185.
Toronto (York), III. 125; Huron In- Lamb, Jonathan, V. 265.
dians on, VIII. 371; Spring, XIV. 421; Lamb, Martha J., XIII. 501.
Sunken, V. 191, 193, 194; Superior, Lamb, Mrs. Martha, death of, VI. 449.
ancient names of, largest inland sea, Lamb, Melvin, death of, XIV. 185.
II. 105; VI. 349; coast line, XIII. 342; Lamb, Millard, VIII. 199.
climate, XIV. 198, 200; controlled by Lamb, Morris,, IV. 249.
the British, XV. 71; copper and copper Lamb, Nahaum, V. 448; memoir, VIII.
mines, life in, VII. 193; XI. 175; des- 199.
cription of north shore, XIV. 198; first Lamb, Mrs. Nahaum, VIII. 199.
trip to made by steamer, IV. 67; fish Lamb, Rev. Nehemiah, pioneer, I. 467;
of superior quality found in, XIV. 198; XIV. 426.
Indians from gather at Detroit and Lamb, Orsamus, II. 393; VIII. viii.; IX.
Mackinac, V. 5; X. 635; licenses issued 9; "Early History of Woodstock,"
to trade with Indians on, IX. 650; mi- VIII. 194.
rage referred to, XIV. 246; pictured Lamb, R. P., I. 149; V. 47.
rocks, VII. 156; recollections of early Lamb, Mrs. Roswell, V. 447.
explorations and discovery of iron Lambeth, Lieut. Joseph, petitioned for
ore on, XI. 161; sail rock, VII. 160; extra pay, XV. 577.
scenery, VII. 155; visited by traders Lambert, — , priest, XIII. 442.
1658, VII. 152; Taylor, XIV. 421; Teal, Lambert, Thomas, manufacturer, XIV.
VII. 166; Thornapple, IV. 23; Walled, 448.
XIV. 421, 422; Wetmore, III. 277; Wil- Lamberton, — , highway tax, 1812, IV.
lis, VII. 379; Wolf, VII. 347. 409.
Laketown township (Allegan county), Lambertson, Abram, death of, VIII. 98.
organized, III. 271. Lambertson, Christofther, death of, XIII.
Lakeview "Citizen," VI. 90. 240.
Lakin, John, death of, XIV. 137. Lambie, William, VI. v.; VII. 3; VIII.
Lakore, Fred, XIII. 191. vii., 6; IX. 6; "Meeting of the Pio-
Lalemont, Gabriel, Jesuit priest, killed neers," VIII. 120; "Welcome to the
by Indians, VIII. 372, 380, 424. Pioneers", VI. .13.
Lalemant, Jerome, Jesuit Bishop of Que- Lamborn, Dr. Isaac, VII. 472; XL 279,
bee, 1669, VIII. 374. 304; XIII. vi.; XIV. 50; biog., XIII.
Laliat, John Bt., on census roll of De- 508; witness in malpractice case, XL
troit, 182 1, XII. 461 %. 296.
Laliberte (Laliberty), Joseph, III. 35, Lambrecht, Charles, V. 486.
36. Lambson, Arba, 'll. 231.
Lalle, — , bishop, see Lalemant, Jerome. Lambton, ensign, John, XV. 197, 198,
Lally, Patrick, death of, VII. 345. 245-247; letter to Capt. Roberts, XV.
Lalonde, T., loss by fire, VI. 185,. 320, 321.
Laluette, Pierre, III. 36. Lamdin, Mrs. Phrebe (Mrs. Amos Orton,
Lamarche, C., trader, invoice of goods, Jr.), XIII. 261.
INDEX.
333
Lamea, Charles, signs memorial to
judges citing error of clerk, XII. 639.
Lamech, — , I. 372.
Lamereau, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461^.
La Mine de Plomb, Ouiat chief, speech
of, X. 589.
Lamley, D., I. 247.
Lamond, Dr. Robert D., III. 439; IX.
184; X. 123.
Lament, — , British soldier, XV. 124.
Lament (Steel's Landing),- IX. 263.
La Montaguie, Miss Jennie de, instruct-
or in Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
LaMonsey, Joseph, signs letter to Capt.
Roberts, XV. 247.
Lamoth, Mrs. — , on census roll of De-
troit, 1776, X. 316.
LaMothe, Sieur — , de, see Cadillac.
LaMothe, Capt. J. M. (N.), XV. 593, 640;
in charge of goods for Indians at
Michilimackinac, XV. 606, 613, 646.
LaMothe, Capt. William (Guillaume),
IX. 431, 436, 437, 440-442, 463, 468,
469, 473, 491, 492, 497, 509; X. 624;
XI. 344, 423, 445, 523, 524, 528, 529,
536, 537, 552-554, 556, 563, 565, 574,
575, 582, 596, 615, 616; XII. 45-47, 83,
96,186,191,211,217,218, 236, 239, 282;
XIII. 52; XV. 377, 637; ads. John As-
kin, XI. 624; among the Indians with-
out a passport, X. 224; appointed
justice of the peace of the district of
Hesse, XI. 622, 632; letters to Capt.
Chew, XII. 80, 157; Col. McKee, XII.
78, 156, 194, 219; P. Selby, XII. 193, 218;
unaddressed, X. 569, 572; XII. 184,
185; 261; list of his officers, IX. 484;
lost while scouting, IX. 498; prisoner
of war, III. 22, 23; placed in irons,
IX. 507; paroled, IX. 513; report of
Detroit militia, 1778, X. 291; salary,
IX. 647, 648; XIII. 75; scales picket
around fort, IX. 499.
LaMothe's volunteers, dissatisfaction
among, cause Gov.' Hamilton's surren-
der, IX. 500.
Lamothe's house, I. 497, 498.
La Motte, Mons. de, see Cadillac.
La Moutone, — , killed by Indians, XV.
304.
Lamper eel, V. 245.
Lampher, Elisha, court martialed, VIII.
629.
Lampkin, Russell, II. 398.
Lamppier, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 131.
Lamps, used by early pioneers, XIV. 609.
Lamson, Darius, II. 572; IV. 414; ad-
vertised in first papers, I. 386.
Lamson, Dennis, XII. 553.
Lamson, Edmund, founder of Grand
Ledge, biog., XIV. 88, 89.
Lamson, Mrs. Edmund, XIV. 90.
Lamson, Mrs. George W., IV. 451.
Lamson, Nathan, II. 340.
Lamson, Miss P., M. D., III. 355.
Lamson, Mrs. Phebe, death of, VI. 446.
Lamson & Penny, II. 340.
LaNaudiere, Charles de, XII. 3, 4, 310;
member of committee to examine into
the administration of justice in Hesse,
XI. 627, 650.
Lancaster, — , V. 446.
Lancaster, Columbia, attorney, XI. 311;
autobiography of, XIV. 550, 552; clerk
of second town meeting in Green town-
ship, X. 66; congressman, XIV. 551;
delegate to first constitutional conven-
tion, XIV. 550; first resident of Center-
ville, XIV. 550; how named, XIV. 553;
Letter to S. D. Bingham, reminis-
cences, XIV. 550; member of the legis-
lature of Michigan, XIV. 550; of Ore-
gon, XIV. 551; supreme judge of Ore-
gon, XIV. 551; trip to Oregon with an
ox team, XIV. 550.
Lancaster, Mrs. Columbia and daughter,
XIV. 550.
Lancaster, Elisha, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Lancaster, Elizer, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220.
Lancaster, Mrs. Mary A., death of, IX.
56.
Lancaster, William, on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349.
Lancaster library, founded 1763, VII.
332.
"Lancasterian System" in schools, VII.
45, 46.
Lanckton, Mrs. - - (Miss Place), VII.
571.
Land, Marcus, II. 312.
Land, deeded to congress by individual
states, VII. 18; deed of, first in Mich-
igan, I. 341-344a; deed of 1796, VIII.
496; of Indians, X. 129; in Detroit,
VIII. 514; in Maidstone, Canada, VIII.
502; for settlement in Canada, instruc-
tions regarding, VIII. 489, 490; rec-
ommended they be peopled by veter-
ans of the war, XV. 597-600; price of
in Ottawa county, 1846, IX. 264; sale
of first in Michigan, XIII. 483; sold
at auction by U. S. government, I. 504;
title released by Indians, VIII. 498.
Land Board of Hesse, see Hesse Land
Board.
Land committee, 1788, report of, XI. 626.
Land entries, Allegan county, IV. 173;
Branch, II. 189, by Bishop Chase, VII.
361; Calhoun, II. 203,208,210,212,213,
224, 227, 229, 233, 234, 242, 245, 246;
Clinton, X. 116; Eaton, III. 401-406, 425,
426, 430, 431; Jackson, II. 272-274; IV.
276-280; V. 346; Lenawee, II. 367, 368,
429; XIII. 591; Newaygo, VII. 555;
Oakland, II. 367, 368, 449; III. 563-
334 INDEX.
570; V. 558, 559; VII. 558-561; IX. Lane, Marcus, attorney, I. 337, 338; V.
62, 202; XI. 123; XIV. 167, 422, 423; 339; IX. 142; XI. 311; XIV. 494.
St. Joseph, III. 610; Washtenaw, II. Lane, Rev. Marcus, III. 451; X. 208.
524; IV. 394-398, 401-404; Wayne, II. Lane, Maria, death of, XIV. 54.
583, 584; XIV. 431, 432, 469, 475, 476, Lane, Silas A., steward at Agricultural
479. college, 1859, VI. 133.
Land grants, I. 351; for canals, VII. 57; Lane, V. R., VII. 381.
VIII. 154; change in boundary line, Lanebelle, — , taxable property, 1802,
I. 172; Indian claims, XI. 435; inter- VIII. 535.
nal improvements, VII. 52; Michigan Lanehatits, J., III. 281.
Agricultural College, VII. 34; schools, Lanfingin, Jacob, on tax roll levied for
1804, I. 40, 42, 451; VII. 19, 29, 34n; repairing Fort Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466.
section 16 of every township set aside Lang, Lieut. — , III. 180.
for schools, I. 172; for soldiers of the Langan, P., acting secretary in Indian
war of 1812, VII. 52; railroads, VII. department, 1790, XI. 511, 514, 595,
65, 66; university of Michigan, I. 172; 616; extract of letters, XI. 90, 580.
VII. 29, 65; wagon roads, VII. 52; for Langdon (Langdown), Sergt. — , IX. 631,
lake improvements in Wisconsin, VII. 632; .X. 384, 459, 600; receipt for
64; of Gov. Beauharnois, II. 101; of stores, X. 284; voucher for repairs, IX.
French settlers, VI. 363; to improve 651.
Paw Paw river, III. 627; proposed for Langdon, A., I. 499; acting barrackmas-
British soldiers, XV. 597. ter, report of, X. 470, 490.
Land office department created, 1843, Langdon, Anna M. (Mrs. Charles), XIII.
VII. 27; at Flint, III. 433. 207. -
"Land Titles and Farms," I. 351. Langdon, Charles, death of, XIII. 113.
Landis, Rev. R. W., III. 482. Langdon, Miss E. H., first female teach-
Landmann, Lieut. — , XII. 281, 289, 303. er of Holland, IX. 327.
Landon, — , mayor of Niles, IV. 213. Langdon, Henry, death of, VIII. 57.
Landon, Sergt. — , X. 363, 364. Langdon, S. G., V. 478.
Landon, A., trustee of Hillsdale college, Langdon, Samuel, death of, XIII. 187,
VI. 147. 228.
Landon, Charles, II. 38. Langdon, W. W., II. 336.
Landon, Miss E., England, elected hon- Langevin, J. B., claim for losses by In-
orary member of State Historical So- dians, XV. 672.
ciety, XII. 321. Langlade, — , Sr., trader and interpreter,
Landon, Edward, death of, IX. 56. XI. 419; letters from George Ethering-
Landon, Mrs. Hulda, death of, IX. 48. ton and Thomas Gage, VIII. 367, 368.
Landon, Nancy (Mrs. W. H. Cross), XI. Langlade, Augustin, XIII. 500.
133. Langlande, Capt. Charles, IX. 362, 365,
Landon, R. W., VI. 330. 367, 372, 376, 378, 380, 381, 385, 396,
Landreth, J. H., I. 301. 545, 548, 554; X. 270, 271, 275-279; XI.
Landry, Charles, appointed justice of the 419; Xu. 42, 282; XIII. 55, 56; XV.
peace of the district of Gaspe, XI. 622. 113, 225; letter to Capt. Robertson, XI.
Lane, — . pupil of Prof. Nutting's school, 350; memoir, XIII. 499; ordered to
II. 447. duty by Col. DePeyster, VIII. 466, 467;
Lane, Judge — , IV. 150. takes invoice of goods at St. Joseph,
Lane, Beriah H., II. 375; XIII. 227. 1779, XII. 302, 303; warns Capt. Ether-
Lane, Doxie, V. 505. ington of Indian design on Michili-
Lane, Mrs. .Elizabeth, death of, XIII. 232. mackinac, rescues him from stake,
Lane, Ellen (Mrs. William A. Howard), XII. 501.
ard), IV. 129. Langlande & Gautier, X. 399; their bill
Lane, Enos, death of, XIII. 132. for goods, XII. 311.
Lane, Henry, II. 264. Langlass, Charles, biog., XIII. 267, 273.
Lane, Jacob, I. 244, 245; III. 553. Langley, Asa, V. 399; first man sued in
Lane, James, pioneer landlord, III. 389; Battle Creek, V. 267.
first town meeting of Convis held at Langley, H., III. 280, 284, 348.
house of, II. 222, 223. Langley, Capt. S. G., I. 121.
Lane, John, I. 244, 345; III. 553. Langley, Thomas W. (C.), V. 504, 507,
Lane, Leland, V. 258, 361, 362; VII. 480, 512, 515, 517.
482- Langley, William B., III. 609; IV. 226;
Lane, Mrs. Leland, V. 361. V. 402, 504; VI. 421; letters from E.
Lane, Lyman, death of, VIII. 57. A. Trumbull and Adna A. Hecox, V.
Lane, M. T., II. 436, 437, 444. 518, 519.
Lane, Mrs. M. T., II. 437. Langloir, — , signs petition against Me-
INDEX.
335
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Langlois, Prof. Albemi A., XIII. 461.
Langloise, Ambroise, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Langlois, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 604; and wife, on census
roll, 1779, X. 324.
Langlois, Francois and wife, names on
Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Langlois, John, of Detroit, remained,
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Langlois, Nicholas, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603; and wife, on census
roll, 1779, X. 324.
Langloy, — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 59.
Langman, Col. Jack, I. 437.
Langster, — , attorney, V. 402.
Langto, — , IX. 531.
Langton, Mrs. — , on Detroit's census
roll, 1779, X. 320.
Langton, Charles, salary, X. 636.
Langton, John, naval store keeper, depo-
sition of, X. 343.
Languinet, Joseph, tfader, invoice of
goods, IX. 650.
Lankenaw, Prof. Frederick W., III. 325;
VII. 343, 344; letters of regret from
James B. Angell, VII. 322; D. W. C.
Durgin, VII. 323; T. C. Abbot, J.
Sumner Rogers, D. S. Stephens, VII.
324.
Lankheit, Henderkus J., death of, XIII.
115.
Laning, Rev. Gideon, preacher, 1817, III.
235.
Laningham, Herbert, death of, XI. 83.
Lanman, Col. Charles, VI. 89, 374; XIV.
574; honorary member State Histori-
ical Society, XII. 331.
Lanman, Charles James, signs memorial
to judge citing errors of clerk, XII.
639.
Lanman, James Henry, historian, III.
146; VII. 52.
Landing, Rev. Gideon, first pastor of first
Protestant church in Detroit, VI. 17.
Lanning, James, death of, XIV. 132.
Lanoux (Lannous), Pierre, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 410; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 540.
Lamphere, Irvin A., publisher, VI. 96.
Lanrick, — , III. 615.
Lansing, J. B. W., M. D., asylum physi-
cian, X11I. 306.
Lansing, Jacob C., attorney, VII. 496,
503.
Lansing, Jacob D., VI. 369.
Lansing, Richard M., coroner, XIII. 289.
Lansing, Mrs. S., death of, XIII. 196,
198.
Lansing Academy established, XIV. 101.
Lansing city, capitol located in, VIII.
121; first Presbyterian church organ-
ized, VII. 404; Franklin street Presby-
terian church organized, VII. 405;
first white woman to locate in, XI.
44, 46; "History of the Early Days of
North Lansing," VII. 418; how it be-
came the capital, XI. 237; "Journal,"
"Republican," VI. 78; Plymouth Con-
gregational church, twenty years of its
history, VII. 404; Presbyterian and
Methodist churches organized, VII.
404, 421; principal of school, IX. 95;
railroad completed to, II. 318, 350;
"Reminiscences of," VI. 292.
Lansing house, II. 133; Ambrotype of
presented State Pioneer Society, III.
48; first hotel of Lansing, XIII. 368.
Lansing and Howell plank road, VII.
421.
Lanterman, J. L., VII. 405, 406.
Lanterns, garrison supplies, XI. 427;
XII. 130, 137.
Lantisher, Rev. Lawrence, member of
State Historical Society, XII. 325.
Lanton, Capt. — , XII. 50.
Lanvis, Father — , missionary, 1763,
saves Maj. Ethrington and Lieut.
Leslie from Indian massacre, VI. 356.
Lanzevin, Rene, highway tax, 1812, IV.
409.
Lapalme, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 607.
Lapan, Charlie, VII. 86.
Lapeer Academy, early instructor of,
IX. 93.
Lapeer county, census of 1840, III. 550;
number of delegates for convention
of 1836, XI. 157; organized, coun-
ty seat located, I. 218, 219; "Pioneer
Sketches," III. 548; Thornhill village
statistics and history of, XII. 403;
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 519; vote
of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Lapeer village, bank, capital of, V. 214;
"Clarion," VI. 84; "Democrat," III.
464; VI. 84; "Plaindealer," established
1839, III. 550; VI. 84; "Press," VI. 84;
platted, I. 219.
Lapeer and Pontiac plank road, XII.
404.
Lapelle, Jacques, VIII. 347, 349.
LaPerche, see St. Jean.
Laperle, Jean Baptiste, and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 326.
Laperle, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 606.
LaPerle, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605.
Lapham, — , V. 323.
Lapham, Miss Cornelia (Mrs. B. F.
Graves), teacher, V. 266, 267; XIV.
336
INDEX.
366, 370.
Lapham, Darius, death of, XI. 84, 85.
Lapham, Ethan, IV. 421.
Lapham, Increase Allen, his reference
to Indian mounds, II. 22, 27.
Lapham, Jonathan, death of, IX. 57.
Lapham, Mary, Lenawee county, death
of, IX. 59.
Lapham, Mary, Calhoun county, death
of, XIV. 68.
Lapham, Norton, death of, IX. 60.
Lapham, Smith, II. 531, 544; land entry,
IV. 396; surveyor, VIII. 39.
Lapham, Stephen, II. 374; VII. 540.
Lapierre (Lapier), Baptiste, I. 345, 497;
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 534, 535.
LaPlace, Maj. Sieur Noyent de, V. 101.
LaPlant,, Oliver, VII. 174.
Laplante, Francois, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Lapointe, Jean Baptiste, Sr., on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 604.
Lapointe, Jean Baptiste, Jr., taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 538.
Lapointe, Guillaume, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
LaPointe band of Indians, XIV. 235.
La Pointe, Island, location, XIV. 207,
235.
LaPointe mission, established 1665, VII.
182; VIII. 418; XIV. 207, 235.
Lapont, Joseph, III. 34.
Laporte, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Laporte, Rev. Max, priest, memoir, XIII.
481.
Laporte Medical college, XIII. 516.
Laporte mission, II. 159; see also mis-
sions.
LaPotherie (Poterie), Jacques Leneuf
de, governor of New France, III. 118.
Lappalo Island, VII. 496.
Lappel, Christian, death of, XIV. 139.
Lappin, Samuel, student of Hillsdale
college, state treasurer of Kansas, VI.
146.
Laprairie village, location of, XV. 22.
Larabee, — , I. 438, 440.
Laraher, Sergt. — , deserts British forces,
XI. 386.
Laraucas, Broche, list of taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 534.
Laraway, Abram, II. 560.
Laraway, David, XIV. 325.
Laraway, Ferris D., biog., XIII. 219,
223.
Laraway, Mrs. Ferris D., XIII. 223.
Laraway, Frank, XIII. 223.
Laraway, Hiram, II. 582.
Laraway, Jacob, V. 252, 287; XIV. 323,
325.
Laraway, Jerome, XIV. 325.
Laraway, Marilda, XIV. 325.
Laraway, Ransom, XIV. 325.
Laraway, William, III. 545.
Larblay, Thomas (Thomes), list of tax-
able property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535.
L'Arbre Croche, Indian name and loca-
tion of, XII. 380; Indians at, XII. 621;
XV. 166; Indian school in 1823, IX.
129; see also Arbre Croche.
Larch, Mrs. Abram, death of, XI. 95.
L'Arche, Charles, merchant, IX. 658; X.
499; XIII. 63.
Larebieite, — , list of taxable property,
1802, VIII. 532.
La Renaudiere, Sieur Philippe, V. 101.
Larente, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603.
Large, Miss — , VI. 338.
Large, Rev. Joseph S., IV. 220; VI. 338.
Larimore, Mrs. J. C., death of, VII. 345.
Larive, Francis, death of, VIII. 44.
La Rivere, — , soldier killed at Detroit
by Indians, VIII. 433.
LaRiviere, Hippolite (La River, Larivery,
Lariviz, Larrive), XI. 526, 529, 532,
534, 539, 541, 556, 560, 565/573; ac-
count with Joseph Ainse XI. 510.
LaRiviere De Lade river, see also Black
River, XII. 377.
Lariviere, Joseph, British soldier, sal-
ary of, XV. 270; taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Lariviere, Bonaventure, III. 35, 36.
Larjoye, Bazil, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Larjoye, Charles, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
"Lark," schooner, I. 407.
Larkin, — , and wife, V. 413.
Larkin & Patrick, IV. 21.
Larkins, Martin, death of, XIII. 130.
Larkins, Peter, XIV. 423.
Larmour, W. W., III. 351; V. 32-1.
Lamed, Benjamin F., U. S. A., I. 179,
424; member State Historical Society,
XII. 316.
Lamed, Maj. (General), Charles, I. 24,
249, 333, 498,499; II. 14, 174, 179,180,
572; IV. 459,479; VI. 484; XI. 252; XII.
331, 339, 408, 585, 602, 616; XIII. 2,
483, 484; XIV. 529; assisted in estab-
lishing first free school in territory
of Michigan, XIV. 538; appointed com-
missioner, I. 303; banker for the early
French, XIV. 38; bill of, V. 558; coach
and horses described, XIII. 493; di-
vulges secret of Hull's surrender, XIV.
35; how he became a soldier, XIV. 35;
member board of directors of female
seminary, 1830, IV. 107; member of
commission to locate county seat for
Oakland county, III. 560; member of
Detroit company to repress Indians,
XIII, 505; member of the State His-
torical- Society, XII. 317; probate
judge, I. 433; promoted public amuse-
INDEX. 337
ments, XII. 662; prosecuting attorney LaSaussay, Ph., signs letter to Capt.
for Wayne county, 1821, X. 85; receives Roberts, XV. 247.
note from P. Lecuyer regarding death Lasel, Jr., — , trader, of Montreal, 1763,
of Capt. Hart, VIII. 646, 661; resi- VIII. 314, 338.
dence, of, III. 573; IV. 478; signs call Lasette, see Lasalle.
for meeting to instruct delegate to LaSeuexe, III. 34.
congress. XII. 645; surety on Earl Lash, Rev. John B., trustee of Hillsdale
Selkirk's bond, XII. 484, 485; trustee college, VI. 163.
of first Protestant church of Detroit, I. Lashbou'gh, Mrs. B. M., death of, VII.
422; Young Men's Society organized 345.
in office of, XII. 362. Lashbrooks, Nathan Sr., death of, XIV.
Lamed, Edwin Channing, IX. 11. 182.
Lamed, Frank, II. 573. Lasher, John F., death of, IX. 17.
Lamed, Frederick S., bank clerk, XIV. Lashley, — , VII. 200.
414. Lashua, Joseph (Moosaw), XIV. 279.
Lamed,, G. B., XII. 602. Lasier, Mrs. F. L., II. 64.
Lamed, G. B. & B. F., I. 470. Laskiel, — , VIII. 478.
Lamed, Miss Harriet W. (Mrs. Rum- Lasley, Henry, I. 297.
ney), XII. 602; student of female sem- Lasley, James, collector of customs at
inary, Detroit, V. 545. Mackinac, postmaster, VI. 348.
Larned, Miss Mary (Mrs. Howard), Lasley, S. Henry, I. 301; collector of
student of female seminary, Detroit, customs, VI. 348.
V. 545. Lasley, William, I. 289, 291.
Lamed, Col. Sylvester, III. 645; V. 558; Lasley, Mrs. William, I. 286.
VI. 499; XII. 331; XIII. 544; gift of, LaSoy, Augustine, on tax roll levied to
XII. 339; member of the State Histor- repair fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466;
ical Society, XII. 325, 327, 343, 348; signs petition against McDougal's pos-
remarks on Hull's surrender, XIV. 33- session of Hog Island, X. 238.
40. Lassalier, Mrs. — , I. 345.
Larned, Mrs. Sylvester, III. 645. Lassaminie, Winnebago chief, speech of,
LaRoche, — , bad character mentioned, XV. 560.
X. 467. Lassell, — , provided hay for Americans,
La Roque (LaRoche), governor of New XII. 196.
France, 1540, see Roberval, Jean Fran- Lasselle (Laselle, Lassalle), Antoine, XI.
QOIS de la Roque, cheval de. 253; XII. 68, 161; on census roll of
Larosche, Charles, on census roll of De- Detroit, 1782, X. 610; signs petition for
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2. better trade facilities, XI. 424, 461;
LaRose (Jean Baptiste Sigmiez), sub- ads. William Taylor, XI. 624.
scription for a missionary at Michili- Lasselle (Lascelle, Lasalle), Francois, L
mackinac, X. 289. 277; VI. 375; VIII. 578, 645-647, 661;
Larrabee. Harrison, death of, XI. 58, 63. XII. 569, 570, 647; accused of treach-
Larson, Lars, I. 296. ery, I. 363, 375; IV. 120; member of
Larue, Mrs. Sarah A., death of, VI. 449. grand jury of 1809 that investigated
Larwill, George W., publisher, VI. 85. Gov. Hull et al., VIII. 589.
Lary, — , engineeer, XII. 271. Lasselle (Laselle, Lassalle), Jacques, I.
Larzelere, — , IV. 403. 487, 488, 500; XII. 647, 64'8; appointed
Larzelere, Frank, VI. 227. lieutenant in Wayne county militia,
Lasaline, Paul, III. 35. 1803, VIII. 543; on election roll, 1799,
La Salle, Robert, chevalier sieur de, ex- VIII. 509, 510; original stockholder in
plorer, II. 99, 135, 136; III. 98, 307, Detroit's first bank, VIII. 575; tax-
643, 644, 647-649, 652, 653, 658; IV. 79; able property, 1802, VIII. 539.
V. 94, 144, 238, 493, 494; VI. 404; VIII. Lasselle (Laselle), John B., IV. 319; tax-
413, 419, 432; XI. 251; XIII. 334; XIV. able property, 1802, VIII. 537.
446; death of, III. 654, 655; VII. 153; Lasselle, Nicholas, IV. 75; Indian de-
description of explorations on lakes partment, IX. 485.
and rivers, III. 647-655; explored the Lassassissay, Chariot, Iroquois, X. 277;
Mississippi river, VII. 153; names XIII. 55.
lakes and rivers of early date, VI. 349, Latadie, Charles, elected corresponding
350; visited St. Joseph in 1679, XIV. member of State Historical Society,
257; voyage and overland trip, 1676, XII. 328.
XIV. 657; wintered in Peoria, Illinois, Latchstring, I. 445; XIV. 606.
1679, L 121, 372. Latham, Lieut. — , 53d British regiment,
Lasalle, — , brother-in-law of Blue Jack- where located in 1787, XI. 508.
et, XII. 66, 69. Latham, C. K., IV. 442.
43
338 INDEX.
Latham, J. C., member of State Histori- and hung, XII. 419.
cal Society, XII. 327. Lauer, Cornelia, death of, XI. 27.
Lathrop, — , pioneer merchant of Jack- Lauer, Mrs. Phoebe, death of, VII. 551.
son, IV. 274. Laughead, Mrs. Lavina, death of, XIII.
Lathrop, Miss Armenia E. (Mrs. C. M. 132.
Cobb), III. 378. Laughry, William, XIV. 423.
Lathrop, Azel, VII. 174. Laughton, David, IV. 341.
Lathrop, Rev. Daniel W., VI. 307. Laughton, James, British subject, pris-
Lathrop, Ebenezer, XIV. 423. oner of war 1812, sketch of, IV. 425.
Lathrop, Mrs. Emily (Mrs. Stoddard), Laughton, John, II. 593.
V. 356. Laughton, John, Jr., VIII. 495.
Lathrop, Dr. George A., IV. 18, 19. Laughton, Capt. Peter, IV. 339.
Lathrop, George C., II. 480, 525, 543. Lauman, Charles, gift of, XI. 13.
Lathrop, Mrs. George C., II. 480, 525. Lauman, James A., member State His-
Lathrop, Henry B., XI. 242; XIII. 9; torical Society, XII. 320.
member of the legislature, 1839, II. Laundrin, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XI.
314; IX. 9; member State Pioneer So- 105.
ciety, IV. 169; V. 15; member of nom- Laundry, Margaritte, death of, XIII. 114.
inating committee, XIII. 7. Launt, British soldier, XII. 423.
Lathrop, Horace, land entry, III. 570. Lauranger, Alexis, taxable property,
Lathrop, J. H., V. 474, 479. 1802, VIII. 537.
Lathrop, J. W., IV. 263. Laurence, John B., XII. 579.
Lathrop, M. J., II. 245. Laurimer, — , X. 566.
Latimer, Robert T., XI. 66; gift of, XII. Laurimus, — , X. 498.
346. Laurin, Amable, XII. 578.
Latimer, W. Irving, I. 520. Laurin, Antoine, XII. 578.
Latimer, Weeks & Co., XI. 66. Laurin, Francis, XII. 579.
"Latimer Hall," erected, III. 219. Laurin, John B., XII. 579.
Latour(e), Amable, on census roll of De- Laurin, Louis, XII. 578.
troit, 1782, X. 607; remained British Laurin, Toussan, XII. 579.
subject at close of revolutionary war, Lauron, — , signs petition against Mc-
VIII. 411. Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
Latour, Capt. L. H. Huguet, see Huguet 238.
Latour. Lauson, Charles (Joseph), de, sieur de
Latourette, David L., banker, VI. 322. Charney, succeeds his father as gov-
Latourneau, — , V. 480. ernbr of New France, IJI. 114, 118.
Latout, Joseph, claim for losses by In- Lauson, Jacques, on census roll of De-
dians, XV. 673. troit, 1782, X. 606.
Latraverse, Joseph, XI. 345. Lauson, Jean de, governor of New
Latson, William, XIII. 567. France, 1651, III. 114, 118.
Latta, Elizabeth, death of, VIII. 45. LaValimere, — , de, V. 106.
Latta, James, soldier of the war of 1812, Lavan, — , XIII. 461.
massacred at Fort Dearborn, XV. 160. Lavarre, Robert, Sr. (probably Navarre),
Latta, P. A., attorney, III. 292, 313. on census roll of Detroit, 1799, VIII.
Latta, Rev. Samuel A., III. 239. 509.
Latterett, — , Indian trader, IV. 544, 545. LaVasseur (LaOaseur), Pierre, amount
Lattimer, Alexander H., death of, VII. received for cutting timber, IX. 652.
465. L'Aventure, Francois, claim for losses
Lattimer & Holland, II. 336. by Indians, XV. 671.
Lattimore, Rhoda, passenger on Walk-in- Laverty, Alexander, II. 275, 276, 284,
the-Water, V. IX. 289, 296, 308, 309.
Lattimore, Nathan Z., II. 296. Laverty, Capt. Alexander B., V. 348, 351,
Lattle, Mrs. George P. (Martha S. Pal- 352.
mer, VII. 565. Laverty, Mrs. Evaline, IV. 264.
Latton, K., death of, VIII. 99. Laverty, John, II. 296.
Laubargayen, Mrs. R. G., death of, IX. Laverty, Wesley W., II. 296, 353.
84. • Lavigna, P. J., trader, invoice of goods,
Laubengayer, John F., death of, XI. 129. 1778, IX. 650.
Laubenginer, Mrs. Barbara, death of, Lavigniae, Frangois, on census roll of
XIII. 280. Detroit, 1728, XII. 4611/:..
Lau-be-was i-kaw (the Prophet), brother Laviolette, — , signs petition against Mc-
of Tecumseh, attacked Gen. Harrison's Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
army, VI. 465. 238.
Laudem (Canada), soldiers condemned Laviolette, Catherine Ekipakinoua, V.
INDEX.
339
98.
Laviolette, Etienne, Sr., on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 601; and wife, on
census roll, 1779, X. 322.
Laviolette, Etienne, Jr., taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
LaViolette, Gabriel Atina, see Atina, Ga-
briel.
LaViolette, Juan Colon, V. 98.
LaViolette, Michael, V. 98.
LaViolette, Pierre, V. 101.
Law, — , and wife, pioneers of Oakland
county, II. 457.
Law, A. B., land entry, III 404.
Lawrence, Judge James R., attorney,
III. 399; gift of, XII. 342, 345.
Law, John, honorary member of State
Historical Society, XII. 333.
Law, John, his famous Mississippi
scheme, V. 101; VIII. 439.
Lawrence, Mrs. — , death of, XIV. 51.
Lawrence, Allen, XI. 108.
Lawrence, Miss Althea, X. 56.
Lawrence, Amos, gift to Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 145.
Lawrence, Antoine, VII. 4.
Lawrence, Calvin, death of, VIII. 56.
Lawrence, Caroline, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Monroe,
VI. 376.
Lawrence, Miss Catherine, III. 558.
Lawrence, Daniel, V. 392.
Lawrence, Judge Edwin, I. 327, 337;
XIII. 2; circuit judge held supreme
court, 1857, III. 116; death of, IX.
82, 85.
Lawrence, Henry N., III. 4, 7; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 186; read
paper for J. H. Lawrence, II. 71, 188.
Lawrence, Horatio A., of New York, gave
"Court house square," to city of Char-
lotte, III. 425.
Lawrence, Jacob, XI. 108.
Lawrence, Capt. James, of the "Ches-
apeake," VII. 289.
Lawrence, James H., first settler of
Coldwater, III. 4; VII. vi., 357; "Early
Recollections of Branch County," II.
188; letter to Calhoun Pioneer Society,
VI. 366.
Lawrence, Jeremiah, "VI. 377.
Lawrence, John, death of, XI. 108.
Lawrence, Col. Joseph W. and son, II.
190.
Lawrence, Peter C., II. 313; V. 353.
Lawrence, Prosper, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 4611/2.
Lawrence, Rev. Richard, III. 240-242,
356; XIII. 123.
Lawrence, Mrs. Stalpha, death of, XI.
130.
Lawrence, Thomas, death of, VI. 283.
Lawrence, Wolcott, VI. 369, 374; VIII.
661; land claim settled by supreme
court, VI. 364; member teritorial leg-
islature, VI. 380; original member of
first Presbyterian church of Monroe,
VI. 376, 377; vote for presidential elec-
tor, 1836, II. 312.
Lawrence, "Advertiser," III. 464; VL
96.
"Lawrence," Com. Perry's flag ship, I.
410, 411.
Lawrence township (Van Buren county),
organized, III. 628.
"Law and the legal profession," III. 129.
Law, common, see Common Law.
Laws, governing international improve-
ment, I. 47; list of to August 12, 1809,
VIII. 593; regulating solitary confine-
ment of convicts, VI. 101.
Lawson, — , pioneer of Wayne county,
IX. 121.
Lawson, Jacques and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 312.
Lawton, George, signs paper organizing
Newport, R. I,, III. 636.
Lawton, Judge George W., III. ix., 107;
gift of, III. 109; "History of Van 'Bu-
ren County," III. 625.
Lawton, Nathan, village named for, III.
635.
Lawton, Thomas, signs paper organizing
Newport, R. I., III. 636.
Lawton village, how named, III. 635.
Lawyer, Justin, VII. 351.
Lawyer, Capt. Phillip, highway tax in
1812, IV. 409.
Lay, Anna, original member of the first
Presbyterian church of Climax, XIII.
414.
Lay, Charles, XI. 284, 285.
Lay, Daniel, VI. 309; original member
of first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414; death of, XIII. 417.
Lay, Ezra D., III. ix., 106. 107; IV. 4, 6;
V. vii., 10, 12; VI. vii., 6; VII. 4, 7;
VIII. 6; IX. 5; XL v., 8; XIII. 6; XIV.
1, 19, 20, 372; established first nurs-
ery in Michigan, X. 72, 78; mem-
ber of the legislature 1847, IX. 9;
member State Pioneer Society, I.
86; member nominating committee,
V. 11; VIII. 6; XIV. 7; memorial re-
report of Washtenaw county, III. 637;
V. 526; VI. 446; VII. 589; VIII. 112;
IX. 82; XI. 135; XIII. 280; XIV. 189;
remarks upon Rev. Moses Clark, VIII.
216; vice president State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 28; II. vii., 68, 69; III. xi.,
3, 100, 108; IV. ix.; V. 2; VI. 4; VIII.
xiv., 9; IX. xii. 6; XI. viii., 10; XIII.
5, 26; XIV. viii, 18; vice president
Washtenaw count Pioneer Society, I.
326, 327.
Lay, G. T., III. 291.
Lay, Dr. H. S., III. 281, 292.
Lay, Z. K., X. 72.
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INDEX.
Layard, O. P., death of, XI. 94.
Layborne, Capt. — , XII. 172.
Layland, Josiah, IV. 226.
Layman, M. T., IV. 262.
Laymer, Rebecca Helen, death of, .VIII.
99.
Layne, Benjamin? X. 206.
Lazalere, William, II. 274.
Lazelere, Cynthia, death of, XIII. 230.
Lazellere, Sophia, death of, XI. 94.
Lazelete, Daniel, I. 347.
Lazilere, — , merchant, XIV. 387.
Lazon, Pierre, see Loson, Pierre.
Leach, Mrs. — , I. 248.
Leach, Clement, II. 582.
Leach, DeWitt C., II. 73; congressman,
III. 124; Indian agent at Mackinaw,
VI. 348; member of the State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 323; publisher, VI.
76, 78; 294.
Leach, George and wife, VI. 277.
Leach, Henry, I. 319; and wife, II. 481.
Leach, Rev. I., X. 203.
Leach, M., land entry, III. 404.
Leach, Mrs. M., V. 447.
Leach, Dr. M. L., XI. 13.
Leach, Payne K., member of executive
committee of Agricultural college, 1855,
VI. 125.
Lead, aprons, XII. 124; bullets made on
the battlefield, XV. 624; furnished
Indians, V. 5; IX. 471; XII. 146, 256,
274, 284;- XV. 89, 91; given each set-
tler of early Detroit, XIV. 662; ore,
where found, IX. 548; XIII. 344;
weights, garrison supplies, XI. 429.
Leaf, Sioux chief, XV. 559.
Lealand, Fanny, death of, XL 130.
Learned, Rev. F. C., VI. 195.
Leary, Dennis, miner, XIV. 201.
Lease to a house dated 1802, VIII. 527.
Leasia, James A., death of, XIV. 98.
Leasia, John B., biog., XIV. 175.
Leasy, — , X. 534.
Leather buckets, XI. 426; XII. 124; car-
touches, XL 430; garments, I. 359;
straps, XII. 133; trunks, XII. 228, 232,
233; supplies for Michilimackinac,
XV. 564, 613, 632.
Leather Nose (Neautobeersaw), Potta-
wattomie chief, III. 369.
Leavenworth, E. C., III. 293.
Leavenworth, Col. Henry, U. S. A., III.
573, 577; wife and daughters, pas-
sengers on first trip of Walk-in-the-
Water, IV. 113.
Leavenworth, P. C., Sr., death of, XIV.
99.
Leavers, ordnance supplies, XII. 128.
''Leaves from an old journal," I. 329.
Leavitt, Joshua, temperance worker,
XIII. 389.
Lebaron, Mrs. Maria P., death of, IX.
57.
LeBaron, Sirrel C., III. 288; IV. 304;
VII. 530; VIII. 55; XIV. 269.
LeBarre, governor of Canada, III. 114,
118.
LeBeuf, Antoine, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Lebeau, Eteinne, III. 35.
Lebeau, Francois, signs petition against
McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
X. 238.
Lebeau, Jean Baptiste, on census roll of
Deroit, 1782, X. 602.
Lebeau, Rene, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Lebhart, Henry B., delivered first Fourth
of July oration in the Grand river val-
ley, III. 474.
Leblanc, Charles, III. 35.
Leblanc, Francois, and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Leblanc, Frangois Dupuis; see Dupuis,
Frangois.
LeBlanc, Jean, Ottawa chief, VI. 458-
463.
Leblanc, Louis, XII. 579.
Leblanc, Peter, VII. 122; XII. 578.
LeBlanche, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Leblond, C., signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Lebon, John Baptiste, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
LeBorde, J. B., claim for losses by In-
dlians, XV. 672.
Lebot, John, I. 497; II. 573.
Le Boullenger, Joseph Ignatius, priest,
early missionary and chaplain of
troops, V. 99; prepares catechism in
the Illinois dialect, V. 100.
LeBreton, Lieut. — , XV. 523; com-
manded at battle of the Miami, XV.
294, 295; returned to British lines by
General Harrison, XV. 436; sent with
flag of truce, XV. 414, 429.
Lebrun, Madam E., memoir, V. 491.
Lebrun, Felix P. T., memoir, V. 492.
LeCaron, — , voyager, V. 493; XIII. 334.
LeCerp (L'Lerf), Jean Marie, with Capt.
Bird, III. 35, 36.
LeChambre, Romaine, early land claims,
IV. 401.
LeClair, Lieut. — , XV. 442.
Leclair, Francis, XI. 344, 345; XII. 608;
XIII. 75.
LeClare (Pare Aux Vaches), early trad-
ing post, I. 121.
LeClerc, — , armorer to the Indians, IX.
' 617.
LeClive, — , X. 584.
LeCompt, prisoner, X. 398.
Lecoursier, J. Baptiste, on Detroit's cen-
sus, 1779, X. 326.
Lecuyer, Philip, I. 303; II. 597; XII.
INDEX.
341
339; bank director, 1822, X. 87; city
register, 1825, I. 419, 501.
Lecuyer, P., note to Maj. Charles Lamed,
regarding Capt. Hart, VIII. 646; store
of, IV. 473.
Ledeboer, Dr. B., member of relief com-
mittee for Holland, IX. 339.
Lederer, Henry, death of, IX. 42.
Lederer & Brothers, merchants, VI. 294.
Le diuc (La due, Leduque), Frangois,
XII. 579; on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 534, 535.
LeDuc, J. Baptiste, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537; and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 324.
Le Due (La duke), Louis, XII. 580; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Leduc, Philip, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 603; signs petition against
McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
X. 238; and wife, on census roll, 1779,
X. 324.
Leduque, Joseph, list of taxable property,
1802, VIII. 534, 535.
Ledyard, H. B., tribute to Dr. Farrand,
VII. 611.
Ledyard, Henry, I. 428, 465; VI. VI. 370;
VII. 598; member first board of water
commissioners of Detroit,. IV. 469;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 323.
Ledyard, Philip, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349.
Ledyard, W. B., banker, VI. 321, 323,
324.
Ledyard & Aldrich, bankers, VI. 321;
X. 2.
Ledyard & Fralick, bankers, VI. 321; X.
2.
Lee, — , cashier of Albion, N. Y., bank,
XIV. 567.
L'ee, — , Monroe county, XII. 408.
Lee, — , pioneer of Flint, X. 123.
Lee, — , 84th British regiment, XL 416.
Lee, Judge — , Marshall, XI. 296.
Lee, Lieut. — , I. 21.
Lee, Mrs. — , in Fort Dearborn massa-
cre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Lee, Mrs. — , Oakiand county, XIV. 148.
Lee, Asenath, I. 423, original member
first church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
Lee, Avery, II. 456.
Lee, Bradford, graduate of Princeton col-
lege, XIV. 356.
Lee, C. M., III. 405; land entries, III.
406.
Lee, Mrs. C. M. (Miss Hotchkiss), XIII.
158.
Lee, Charles, VIII. 74.
Lee, Charles H., publisher, VI. 93.
Lee, D. S., I. 255.
Lee, Daniel, II. 456.
Lee, E. Smith, circuit court commis-
sioner, XIV. 415.
Lee, Elisha S., land entry, II. 245.
Lee, Gen. Fitzhugh and wife, VIII. 95.
Lee, Fred, publisher, VI. 90.
Lee, Fred B. & Co:, publishers, I. 299.
Lee, George Jr., V. 474.
Lee, Dr. George, V. 454, 457, 460, 461, 467.
Lee, Mrs. George, V. 460.
Lee, Col. George W., VI. vii; letter to
Col. Charles Dickey, III. 367.
Lee, George W., Indian agent at Mackin-
ac, VI. 348; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 86; VI. 11; VII. 10; remarks,
II. 86; sketch of, VI. 458.
Lee, H. A., VI. 7; VII. 5, 433; VIII. 9,
10.
Lee, Mrs. Hannibal, death of, XIV. 137.
Lee, Horatio, III. 598.
Lee, Isaac, soldier of the war of 1812,
VIII. 621, 632, 661.
Lee, Israel, X. 86.
Lee, J. G. C., soldier of the war of the re-
bellion, XIV. 59.
Lee, John G., publisher, VI. 92; IX. 298,
299.
Lee, Jonas, VII. 519.
Lee, Joseph, I. 149; V. 47; death of,
XIII. 240.
Lee, Dr. Joseph, X. 195.
Lee, Mrs. Julia A. (Miss Fisk), VII.
306, 307.
Lee, Rev. L. O., VIII. 97.
Lee, Rev. Luther, D. D., IV. 243; VIII.
31.
Lee, Lyman, death of, XIII. 231.
Lee, M. H., I. 133.
Lee, Mary (Mrs. Oliver Williams), VIII.
242.
Lee, Dr. N. D., XIV. 178.
Lee, Mrs. N. D. (Miss Jewitt), XIV. 178;
first white child born in Saginaw, VI.
430.
Lee, Norman, death of, VIII. 68.
Lee, Ralsamon, death of, XIII. 240.
Lee, Capt. Robert E., in Mexican war,
VII. 117.
Lee, Roswell H., IX. 281.
Lee, Samuel, X. 195; appointed justice
of the peace of the district of Gaspe,
XI. 622.
Lee, Thomas, first supervisor of Dexter
township, IV. 395; member State Pio-
neer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Lee, W., surgeon's mate, XII. 218; ac-
count against Indian department, XII.
195; member of board to invoice stores
at Michilimackinac, XII. 241.
Lee, W. L., publisher, VI. 87.
Lee, Warner, III. 598.
Lee, William, III. 567, 598.
Lee, William, master of the sloop "Con-
tractor," 1805, I. 406; VIII. 548.
Lee, William H., death of, VI. 431, 435.
312
INDEX.
Lee, William S., clerk in Indian depart-
ment, XIV. 416.
Lee & Donald, publishers, VI. 92; IX.
298.
Lee & Kurz, publishers, VI. 89.
Lee vs. Gen. Gansell, case cited, XII. 505.
Lee House, Concord, Mass., X. 194.
Lee township (Allegan county) organ-
ized, III. 271.
Lee township (Calhoun county), organ-
ized, II. 195.
Leech, — , III. 280.
Leech, Gurdon C., V. 471, 475-477, 484.
Leech, Payne K. Jr., V. 475, 477.
Leeds, Alexander B., VI. v.; XI. 8; XII.
6; gift of, XI. «13; member State Pio-
neer Society, V. 208; VI. 10; memorial
report of Berrien county, VI. 215; VII.
345; VIII. 20; IX. 18; vice president,
VI. 3; VII. ix., 4, 6; VIII. xiii., 9; IX.
xi., 6; XI. 10.
Leek, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 97; XIV.
136.
Leeks, used as food, XIV. 527.
Leelanau county organized, I. 219; news-
papers, VI. 84; treasurer and clerk,
1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Leeland, Amasa G., death of, XIII. 231.
Lees, John, X. 558.
Leete, Dr. — , II. 437.
Leete, The Misses, — , II. 447.
Leete, A. H., soldier of 1861, II. 436, 437.
Lefarvour, — , IV. 440, 443.
Lefevre, Bishop Peter Paul, IV. 460;
IX. 136; XIII. 440, 449, 460; conse-
crated St. Mary's and St. Joseph's
church, Detroit, XIII. 436, 444; mem-
ber of State Historical Society, XII.
323; petitioned for division of school
fund, I, 459.
Lefevre, Bartha & Bouropa, traders, IX.
658.
Lefferts, Miss Jane (Mrs. N. M. Wells),
IV. 316.
Lefleur, Charles, Andrew and mother, on
Detroit's census roll of 1779, X. 318.
Le Fleur, G. A., III. 278.
Lefleur, Joseph Poupar and wife, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Lefoi, Augustin, IX. 470.
Le Fourbre, Baptiste, subscription for
' missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 290.
LeFourche, Ottawa chief, XIII. 107.
Lefoy, Augustin, V. 533; on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Le Furge, David, death of, XI. 136.
Legard, Jean, I. 345.
Legardeur, Charles de Lisle, III. 100.
Legare, Hugh S., X. 14.
Legends, engraved upon early bank
notes, II. 125; Abraham's jewel, VII.
609; Father Del'Halle, X. 89; Kalama-
zoo and Battle Creek rivers, V. 292;
Saginaw valley and Indians, X. 134;
St. Glair county, VI. 416.
Legg, Mrs. Mary G. (Miss Cornell), stu-
dent of Hillsdale college, VI. 146.
Leggatt, J. A., IX. 285.
Leggett, Daniel, III. 280; VII. 309.
Leggett, Isaac, IV. 283.
Leggett, Samuel, III. 564.
Leggett, Stephen W., V. 265, 293, 316-
318.
Leggins (Leggans), for Indians, II. 356,
357; XIII. 73, 74; bells on, XIV. 265;
made of leather, I. 359.
Legislative acts, see Acts.
Legislative appropriations: Agricul-
tural college, VII. 34; asylums,
XIII. 295-297, 299, 304; improvements
for salt lands, IV. 16; internal im-
provements, XIII. 360; Paw Paw river,
III. 627; state, 1808, 1809, VIII. 594;
State Pioneer Society, I. 64, 65;
II. 3, 9, 10, 89; III. x., 539; V. 7; VI.
1; VII. 14; VIII. xi.; XIII. viii.
Legislative committee, to locate capital,
VIII. 123; report on Judge Wood-
ward's resolutions, XII. 466-472.
Legislative council, 1835, declared popu-
lation of Mich., XI. 153; of Upper Can-
ada, 1790, names of members, XII.
23; documents, VIII. 602; enact-
ments relative to state library; state,
county and municipal societies, I. 1;
locating capital, I. 514.
Legislature, first territorial, VII. 19; pe-
titioned to improve courts and redress
for grievances, VIII. 78; to investigate
use of money for fire sufferers, 1805,
VIII. 584; rules of 1810, VIII. 607, 608;
special session, 1837, II. 116.
Legraff, — , VII. 474.
Legrand, — , VIII. 297, 465; XI. 363;
XIII. 107.
LeGrand Sable, Chippewa chief, present-
ed sugar to post at Michilimackinac,
1796, XII. 215, 262.
LeGras, Maj. — , IX. 393, 480, 498; X.
300.
LeGross, Miami chief, VI. 486.
Le Halle, Nicholas Benoit Constantin de,
Recollect, priest, XIII. 432; killed by
Indians, VIII. 433; legend regarding
spot where he died, X. 89.
Leib, Miss — , (Mrs. W. B. Hunt),
daughter of Judge John L., IV. 474.
Leib, George, X. 87; name in old account
book, V. 561.
Leib, James, II. 572.
Leib, Judge John L., I. 303; II. 572; VI.
484; VIII. 359, 661; X. 87; government
agent, report of Carey mission, XIV.
260, 261; member of commission to lo-
cate county seat of Washtenaw county,
VII. 588; on Detroit's census roll, 1827,
XII. 461^.
INDEX.
343
Leiber, Dr. Francis, of South Carolina
college, honorary member State His-
torical Society, XII. 321.
Leighton, Alvin, biog., XIV. 88, 92.
Leighton, Mrs. Alvin, XIV. 92.
Leighton, Benjamin, XIV. 92.
Leighton, Sarah, XIV. 92.
Leighton township (Allegan county), or-
ganized, III. 271.
Leil, John L., protests against street
opening, XII. 555.
Leipelle, Francois, IX. 131.
Leipelle, Jacque, IX. 131.
Leiter, Fred E., III. 415.
Leith, — , capture among Indians, V.
452, 533; XI. 633; XII. 336.
Leith & Shepherd, sign petition for bet-
ter trade facilities, XI. 424, 461.
"Leith's Narrative," referred to, VIII.
477.
Le Jeune, Zebedie, priest, see Donne.
Le Jeunesse, Jean Baptiste, on census
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 y2.
Leland, Dr. A. L., member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 336.
Leland, Andrew M., V. 504.
Leland, Daniel, death of, IX. 61.
Leland, Fannie E., IV. 196.
Leland, Dr. George S., IX. 333.
Leland, Mrs. J. D. (Miss Hascall), XIV.
181.
Leland, Joshua G., I. 79, 327.
Leland, Lewis A., VI. 421.
Leland, Reuben, IV. 196.
Le Maire, Jacques, murdered by Indians,
XIV. 657.
Lemaist, Louis, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Lernaistre, Francis, XII. 16, 48, 101-103;
letters from Col. England, XII. 39,
148, Maj. E. B. Littlehales, XII. 46,
XV. 1, Capt. Parr, XII. 18; to Sir
John Johnson, XL 506; XIII. 85.
Leman, Mrs. Hope, settled in Michigan
in 1824, X. 56.
Leman, Jacob, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88.
Lemanski, Col. Charles R., Polish lectur-
er, visited Battle Creek, XIV. 375, 376.
LeMarengoin, Masconting chief, speech,
X. 590.
Le Masengoin, Masconting chief, XIII.
98.
Le May, Francis, XI. 498.
Le May, Pierre, IX. 463.
Lemay, Theophil, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 602.
Lembach, Anthony, death of, XIV. 138.
Lemcke, Henry, physician, XIV. 415.
Lemine de plomb, Ouiat chief, pledged
loyalty to the British, XIII. 97, 98.
Lemington, John L., II. VIII. 113.
Lemm, William, helped forge first bar
of iron from Lake Superior ore, XI.
168.
Lemoin, Henry W., superintendent of
Grand Rapids fire department, VI. 327.
Lemon, Benjamin, death of, VIII. 22.
Lemon, Catherine, III. 556.
Lemon, Joseph, IX. 333, 334; X. 155.
Lemon, Thomas H., biog., IV. 386.
Lemorand, John B., death of, VII. 552.
LeMoyne, Charles, see Longueuil.
Lenaire, Franc, Detroit, remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Lenardson, James, IV. 248.
Lenawee county, atlas referred to, II.
380; bank established, V. 130; county
seat changed, II. 380; court house sub-
scription to, II. 426; corner stone
laid, VII. 521; early history, II.
224, 357; XII. 407; early settlers,
I. 221; III. 552; memorial reports,
IV. 305; V. 446; VI. 338; VII.
543; VIII. 54; IX. 56; XI. 94; XIII.
226; XIV. 132; newspapers, VI. 84;
number of delegates at convention,
1836, XI. 157; number insane in 1850,
XIII. 296; organized, I. 219, 221; III.
628; pioneer lawyers, V. 441; popula-
tion in 1837, X. 99; probate judges,
VIII. 165; significance of name, I. 221;
11.363; townships, Adrian (Logan), or-
ganized, named,II.362; VII. 525; Bliss-
field, II. 359, 365, 380; VII. 519, 525;
Cambridge, II. 300, 303, 362, 365, 384,
385, first settlers, XIV. 530; Deer-
field, II. 362; Dover, II. 362,
365; Fairfield, II. 360, 365, first
land entry, II. 374; Franklin, II. 360,
365, 387; Hudson, II. 362, 365, 374;
Logan, II. 8o9, 360, 365, 380, name
changed, II. 362; VII. 525; Lenawee,
II. 360, name changed, II. 362; Macon,
II. 361, 365, 373; XI. 590; Madison,
II. 362, 365, 372; Medina, II. 362, 365,
374; VII. 534; Ogden, II. 362, 365, 374;
VII. 519; Palmyra, II. 361, 365,
373; Pottsdam, II. 362; Raisin, II.
361, 365, 368; Ridgeway, II. 362, 373;
Riga (Pottsdam), III. 262, 374; Rollin,
II. 361, 365, 374; Rome, 361, 365; Sen-
eca, II. 362, 365, 374; St. Joseph, II.
359, 360; Tecumseh, II. 359, 360, 365,
380, 382; VII. 525; Woodstock, II. 362,
365; VIII. 362, 365; treasurer and
clerk in 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on
prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Lenawee County Pioneer Society organ-
ized, II. 390, 396; meetings, IV. 298;
VII. 515; XIII. 586.
Lenawee township (Lenawee county),
organized, II. 360; name changed, II.
362.
Lenfant, Benjamin, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Lenfant, Dominique, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Lenfant, Joseph and wife, on census roll
344
INDEX.
of Detroit,, 1799, X. 318.
Lenfant, Josinne, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Lenfant, Louis, son, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 537.
Leonard, Joseph, IV. 46, 51.
Le Negre, Henry, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Lennon, John, death of, VII. 591.
Lennon, Patrick, death of, XIV. 134.
Lennon, Thomas, VI. 227, 239.
Lennox, Rev. L. E., III. 237.
Lenoir, Nicolas, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 324.
Le Noux (LeBlanc), Pierre, will of, VII.
122.
Lenox library, VII. 336; see also Libra-
ries.
L'enyer, P., signs petition for a represent-
ative in congress, VII. 587.
Leo, Emperor, reign terminated, XII.
487.
Leod, R. M., presents original instruc-
tions for taking third census to De-
troit Historical Society, VIII. 596.
Leonard, — , VII. 498.
Leonard, — , furnished meat to Ann Ar-
bor settlers, VI. 444.
Leonard, Capt. — , prisoner of war, XV.
445.
Leonard, Benjamin, entered land in 1823,
III. 564.
Leonard, Celestia, XIII. 165.
Leonard, Charles H., VIII. 51.
Leonard, Chauncy, I. 14.
Leonard, Edgar, XIII. 165.
Leonard, Francis, XIII. 165; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 537.
Leonard, Frank E., VIII. 51.
Leonard, Fred H., VIII. 51.
Leonard, Heman, merchant, memoir,
VII. 150.
Leonard, Mrs Heman, death of, VII. 488.
Leonard, Dr. Henri C., editor, VII. 102.
Leonard, James, biog., XIV. 106, 109.
Leonard, John J., I. 340; V. 481.
Leonard, Rev. L., I. 240.
Leonard, Mrs. Laura (Dyer), death of,
XIII. 164, 165.
Leonard, Miss Mary (Mrs Jacob H. Hoo-
ver), XIII. 179.
Leonard, Nathaniel, death of, XIII. 165.
Leonard, Philander, III. 278, 280, 282,
291; biog., V. 228.
Leonard, Philip, XIII. 165.
Leonard, Samuel, IV. 51.
Leonard, Rev. T. S., VII. 571.
Leonard, Mrs. Thomas F., death of, XIV.
190.
Leonard, William S., death of, XI. 39.
Leonard & Son, merchants, VI. 329.
Leoni, V. 353.
Leopold. Asa F., first treasurer of Crys-
tal Falls township, VII. 205.
Leopold, W. T., VII. 220.
Leopoldine Society organized, IX. 132.
Lepage, Frangois, I. 345.
LePartegin, — , subscription for mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 290.
LePesant (the Bear), chief, VI. 458-461,
463; VIII. 434.
Le Petit Bled, see Petit Bled.
Le Pointe Pierre, testimony at court of
inquiry, XI. 519-521, 615n.
"Leporte, John Baptiste, on census roll of
Deroit, 1827, XII. 461i/->.
Lepper, Jacob, death of, XI. 95.
Leppig, William, death of, VII. 488.
Lequand, — , tax roll levied for repairing
fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466.
Leradoux, Rev., I. 483, 485.
LeRay, James de Chaumont, aide to Gen.
La Fayette, II. 365, 366, 389.
Lerch, Englehart, death of, XIII. 113.
LeRenerd, Joseph, Quiquabous chief,
speech of, XI. 370; XIII. 10;.
Lerg, — , de, surveyor, VIII. 460.
Lernoult (Lernould, Le Nault), Maj.
(Capt.), Richard Berringer, Brit-
ish soldier, I. 501; III. 21, 23;
IX. ix., 362, 365, 378, 379, 384,
393, 396, 406, 410-413, 415-421, 423,
424, 427-429, 431, 441, 475, 476, 479, 483,
487, 491, 590 633, 640; X. 280, 299-301;
303, 310, 311, 329, 370-374, 376, 417, 424,
585, 526; XI. 407, 455, 465; XII. 334;
XIII. 89; bill for goods seized by his
command, X. 353; draft on Gen. Hal-
demand for A. and W. Macomb, X.
338, 359; letters from Mr. Arundel, X.
348; Capt. Bird, X. 333, 336, 337; Maj.
Bowman, X. 309; Capt. Brehm, X.
347; Maj. Campbell, X. 368; Col. Clark,
X. 308; Maj. DePeyster, X. 504; Gen.
Haldimand, IX. 407, 408; X. 330, 338,
345; Gov. Hamilton, X. 307; M. Lor-
raine, X. 342; to Col. Bolton, IX. 429;
Gen. Haldimand, X. 339; unaddressed,
X. 328; ordered to Niagara, X. 357;
present at Indian council, 1778, IX.
442.
Lernoult, Capt. — , promoted to rank of
major, X. 356, 357; receives speech of
Indians, X. 364; reply to the Hurons
of Sandusky, X. 340; takes depositions.
X. 343-345, 347, 356, 357.
LeRoy, Catherine, VI. 254.
LeRoy, Judge Daniel, I. 416; III. 549,
581, 598, 599; IV. 311; V. 459; VII.
396; VIII. 661; X. 87; attorney gen-
eral III. 117, 122; chief justice of Oak-
land county, IV. 106; early settler of
Mt. Clemens, VI. 361; early planting
of apple trees, XIV. 512; land entries,
III. 564, 569; VII. 560; member Pon-
tiac company, III. 560, 561; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 320;
signs bond for first sheriff of Lapeer
INDEX.
345
county, III. 551; vote for presidential
elector, 1836, II. 312.
LeRoy, H. H., VII. 623; IX. 55.
LeRoy, John, member of board of Insti-
tution for Deaf and Dumb, III. 443.
LeRoy township (Calhoun county), for
whom named, II. 195; II. 30; first Con-
gregational church, XIII. 413.
Lerviere, Frangois, settled at St. Joseph
in 1790, V. 495.
Leslie, — , VIII. 368.
Leslie, Lieut. — , escape from massacre of
Michilimackinac, VI. 856; XIV. 665;
rescued from the stake, XII. 501.
Leslie. Miss, of Philadelphia, honorary
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 321.
Leslie, Gen. Alexander, IX. 514.
Leslie, Mrs. James, II. 435.
Leslie, Myron, IV. 261.
Leslie, W. J., attorney, XI. 311.
Leslie "Herald," VI. 78, 79.
Leslie House, II. 469.
Lesperance (Lesperransse), Antoine
(Etoine), VIII. 535; list of taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 532.
Lesperance, Frangois, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 601.
Lesperance, Joseph, on Detroit's census
roll, 1779, X. 324; 1782, X. 603.
Lesperanse, — , signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Lessey (Letsey), Matthew, IX. 624, 658;
X. 421, 307; XI. 395; XIII. 69, 70;
bill for coroner's service, IX. 657; cer-
tified to fair treatment by Gov. Sin-
clair, X; 421; XIII. 63; petitioned for
indemnity, X. 367; XIII. 57; signed me-
morials for protection of trade, 1780,
IX. 550, for removal of post Michili-
mackinac to island, IX. 557; subscrip-
tion for a missionary at Michilimacki-
nac, X. 288, 307.
Lessey, Matthew & Co., memorandum of
corn for delivery, X. 592.
Lester, Mrs. — , aids her brother to es-
cape, VII. 260.
Lester, Charles, VI. 197. »
Lester, David, VI. 413.
Lester, Edgar, III. 600.
Lester, George S., II. 62; VI. 178.
Lester, Joseph, V. 475, 476.
Lester, Pompey, highway tax, 1812, IV.
409.
Lester, William, III. 566, 568; VI. 384.
Lesucier, Joseph, XI. 344; salary, XIII.
75.
Le Sueur, — , voyager, V. 96.
Letfron, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Lethbridge, Col. — , British soldier, XV.
136, 157, 162, 282, 283, 305; letters
from Lt. Col. Meyers, XV. 134.
44
Lethbridge, Col. — , relieved of command,
XV. 168.
Letour, Amable and wife, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Letoure, Frangois, and wife, on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Letournau, Baptiste, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 539.
L'Etourneau, Rev. M. P., priest, XIII.
432.
Letrouneau, Pierre, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 604.
Lette, James, killed at Fort Dearborn
massacre, XII. 660.
Letts, Abram, II. 231, 232, 583.
Lettuce, early grown at Sault Ste. Marie,
VII. 195.
Leunink, Jan, death of, XIV. 54.
Leutagon, Indian, I. 440.
Leuth, — , captive of Indians, IV. 307.
Levais, Baptiste, settled at St. Joseph in
1790, V. 495.
Lavalle, — , bishop at Quebec in 1659,
VIII. 389.
La Vega, Brig. Gen. Romulus de, Mexican
soldier on parole, XII. 611, 614.
Leverance, — , II. 543.
Levers, — , garrison supplies, XII. 128,
130.
Leverseur, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 604.
Leveque (L'Eveque), Frangois, X. 261.
262; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 539.
Levington, Rev. John, III. 237; XIV. 595.
Levril, Mrs. — , on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 604.
Levril, martin and wife, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
Levy, J., VIII. 486.
Leweke, Fred B., III. 290.
Leweke & Krumbein, III. 291.
Lewen, Jane, death of, IX. 18.
Lewen, Ross, XII. 47.
Lewis, — , VII. 163.
Lewis, — , clerk of boat "Tonquin," III.
55.
Lewis, — , and wife, I. 157, 158, 396.
Lewis, Capt. — , I. 250; at battle of Wind-
sor, XIII. 599.
Lewis, Esquire — , V. 394.
Lewis, Gen. — , assaulted Simon Girty,
VII., 124.
Lewis, Mrs. — (Mrs. Luckitt), V. 310.
Lewis, Alexander, IV. 457; VII. 613, 618.
Lewis, Alice E., V. 447.
Lewis, Rev. Ammi, VII. 313.
Lewis, Arza (Arba), II. 231, 232; III.
107; memoir, III. 374.
Lewis, Mrs. Arza, III. 374.
Lewis, Barlow, II. 231.
Lewis, Betsey, death of, VIII. 45.
Lewis, Mrs. Candea, death of, VII. 545.
Lewis, Charles (M. Quad), II. 398; stu-
dent of early Lansing schools, VI. 293.
346 INDEX.
Lewis, C. E., IV. 194. Lewis, Samuel P., II. 325.
Lewis, Charles P., landlord, V. 247. Lewis, Seth, publisher, VI. 72.
Lewis, Chauncy C., first clerk of Homer Lewis, Susan, IV. 196.
township, II. 231, 273, 277. Lewis, Thomas, I. 340; III. 644; IV. 275;
Lewis, Chester B.,' death of, XIII. 133. VI. 515; biog., XIII. 283, 284; member
Lewis, Daniel T., II. 422, 423. of the State Historical Society, XII.
Lewis, David, IV. 196. 324, 343.
Lewis, E. B., VI. 374. Lewis, Mrs. Thomas (Mrs. Macomb),
Lewis, Electa, death of, XI. 27. XIII. 284.
Lewis, Ellis, attorney, V. 441. Lewis, W. H., I. 296.
Lewis, Eugene, IV. 181. Lewis, Willard C., bank cashier, II. 323.
Lewis, George, I. 7; member of the leg- Lewis, William, V. 478.
islature, III. 323. Lewis, William, "Yankee Lewis," pioneer
Lewis, George F., III. 606; IV. 358, 374- ' landlord of Barry county, I. 114.
376; VI. 177; "History of Alpena," VI. Lewis, Col. William, VIII. 643.
181, 203, 206, 208; publisher, VI. 93, 94. Lewis, William E., IV. 196.
Lewis, Glode D., early teacher, IV. 59, Lewis & Halliday, contractors, XIII. 417.
60. Lewis & Peters, III. 323.
Lewis, Griffin, publisher, VI. 69. Lewis Cass Home, for inebriates, found-
Lewis, H., II. 392, land entry, III. 430. ed by Miss Cass, XIV. 38.
Lewis, H. M., superintendent of build- Lewiston, British plan attack on, XV.
ing, Ionia house of correction, III. 453; burned, XV. 505, 574.
476. Lewitt, Benjamin, I. 318.
Lewis, H. N. F., publisher, IV. 437; VII." Leyba, Don, Spanish Lieut. Governor,
101. IX. 531.
Lewis, Harvey B., memoir, V. 283. "Lexington," boat, XIV. 543.
Lewis, Henry C., VI. 234; XIII. 520; art Lexington, "Jeffersonian," VI. 93.
gallery mentioned, I. 127; death of, "L. G. Mason," boat on Saginaw river,
VII. 355; member State Pioneer Soci- IX. 72.
ety, III. 268; IV. 13. Libby, "Father" — , XIV. 345.
Lewis, Mrs. Henry C. (Miss Alma Libby, Miss Helen M., instructor in Hills-
Alden), XIII. 520. dale college, VI. 162.
Lewis, J. O., II. 573. Libby Prison, Michigan soldiers in, III.
Lewis, Capt. Jacob, freed from parole, 179.
XV. 188. Libland, see Dupley.
Lewis, James, III. 53, 55; biog., XL 127. Libraries, Ames (Coon Skin), founded
Lewis, Miss Jane (Mrs. Barlow), early 1802, VII. 333; Charleston Society, VII.
teacher, IV. 59, 60. 332; Cooper, VII. 336; Detroit, found-
Lewis, John, XIII. 520. ed, 1817, VII. 44n, VIII. 118; received
Lewis, Mrs. John, VIII. 96. relics of State Historical Society, XII.
Lewis, Mrs. John (Miss Harriet Alden), 324; district schools, VII. 334; Har-
XIII. 520. vard college, founded 1638, VII. 370;
Lewis, Joseph C., XIII. 423. Hingham, founded 1753, VII. 332; In-
Lewis, Rev. Judah, IV. 60; XIV. 469. digo Society, founded 1731, VII. 332;
Lewis, Julia (Mrs. Micah Adams), XIV. Lancaster, founded 1763, VII. 332;
469. Lenox, VII. 336; Michigan, see State
Lewis, Kittie A., IV. 194. library; New York, founded 1754, VII.
Lewis, Lydia, death of. XIV. 53. 332; appropriation for, VII. 334; Pea-
Lewis, Maggie, IV. 196. body, VII. 336; Philadelphia, founded
Lewis, Mary A., IV. 196. 1731, inscription on tablet, VII. 330;
Lewis, Meriwether, explorer, VII. 503; Portland, founded 1763, VII. 332;
XIV. 553; governor of Missouri, VIII. Providence, founded 1753, VII. 332;
564. Redwood, Newport, founded 1747, VII.
Lewis, Morgan, IV. 257. 332'; "Revolving," founded 1751, VII.
Lewis, Morgan, IX. 507; graduate of 332; Sage (West Bay City), VII. 319;
Princeton college, XIV. 356; subscrip- Social (Salem, Mass.), founded 1760,
tion to first court house, II. 427. VII. 332; township, provisions for, I.
Lewis, Nathaniel, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 452; West Bay City, see Sage; William
77. and Mary college, VII. 330; Yale col-
Lewis, Mrs. Rachael, death of, VII. 590. lege, VII. 330.
Lewis, Richard M., I. 179. Library Company of Philadelphia, gift
Lewis, Robert P., XII. 566; on census of, VIII. 11.
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^. Licenses to traders, IX. 650; XI. 472.
Lewis, Samuel, XII. 373. Licking Creek, Capt. Bird's success on,
INDEX. 347
417. V. 20, 37, 199; VII. 357, 477; IX. 190,
Licot, Lieut. J. Baptiste, IX. 473. 239; XIV. 357; appointed Gov. Howard
Liddell, — , XIII. 590. postmaster of Detroit, IV. 128, Ran-
Liddle, Gilbert, death of, VIII. 97. dolph Strickland, provost marshal, IV.
Lidd,le, John, death of, IX. 75. 235; Osmond Tower, U. S. marshal, II.
Lideboer, D., IX. 286. 53; assasination, date of, VI. 43; cap-
Lidwell, T. J., biography of Simon Girty, tain of Illinois volunteers, IV. 87;
VII. 127. commissioned Ralph Ely colonel for
Lieberman, — , X. 123. meritorious conduct, VI. 281; commis-
Lievre, Charles, Sr., soldier of 1812, V. sioned William Phelps paymaster
556. with rank of major, IV. 423; nominated
Lievre, Charles, Jr., soldier of 1812, V. for president at Cnicago, VI. 134;
5, 556. signs bill granting lands for agricul-
Lievre, Louis, soldier of 1812, V. 556. tural schools, VII. 35.
Liggett, Robert A., alderman, 1876, II. Lincoln, Mrs. Almyra H., of Phelps,
62. N. Y., elected honorary member of
Light, Miss — (Miss Nowlin), IV. 480, State Historical Society, XII. 21.
539. Lincoln, Gen. Benjamin, XI. 381.
Light, Allen, IV. 539, 540. Lincoln, Daniel, .death of, IX. 39.
Light, William, death of, VIII. 44. Lincoln, Ira, VII. 287.
Light house at Port Huron, XIII. 335; Lincoln, Luther, I. 444, 509, 510; II. 555,
Saugatuck, III. 305. 582; III. 387, 401; IV. 289, 293.
Lightbody, Gordon, death of, XIV. 148. Lincoln, Morton, II. 584.
Lillibridge, restauranteur, donation to Lincoln, Senica, II. 582.
first fair, XIV. 539. Lincoln, Dr. William B., I. vi.; first clerk
Lillibridge, N. W., III. 333. of Ionia township, III. 473; VI. 302;
Lillie, Benjamin, IX. 264. first teacher in county, III. 471, 472;
Lillie, Joel, VI. 403. "First Settlement of Ionia County,"
Lillie, Serg. Julius, soldier of -the war i. 193; member of Ionia colony, III.
of 1861, II. 620. 470; XIV. 560; sketch of, VI. 301.
Liliie, Timothy, IX. 264; biog., VI. 399, Lincoln, Mrs. William B., III. 471.
403. Lincoln, William T., VI. 302.
Lillie, Mrs. Warren (McNaughton), VI. Lincoln township (Bay county), organ-
400. ized, III. 334.
"Lillie," yacht, III. 644. Linctot, see Linetot.
Lilly, Alanson, III. 281. Lind, David, X. 294.
Lilly, Augustus, III. 281; death of, XIV. Linden "Record," III. 464.
51. Linderman, Rev. G. P., VII. 582; VIII.
Lilly, John, member of the grand jury, 104.
1778, X. 294. Lindley, Quaker, XII. 71.
Lilly, Mrs. Julie, her testimony at court Lihdon, Judson, death of, XIII. 227.
of inquiry, XI. 569. Lindsay, — , I. 376; VI. 484.
Lima Congregational church organized, Lindsay, Miss — (Mrs. C. Day), XI. 80.
XII. 357. - Lindsay, Alexander, XI. 80.
Limare, John (Jean), I. 345; X. 93. Lindsay, Ellen, IV. 194.
Limbocker, Rev. Henry S., VI. 138, 139; Lindsay, Dr. Kate, III. 355.
XIII. 203, 595; assists in organizing Lindsay, James Sr., XI. 80.
Eckford Freewill Baptist church, X. Lindsay, James Jr., XI. 80.
38, 40, 41, 44; early work for Hillsdale Lindsay, Omer, VII. 220.
college, VI. 140; grave of, VI. 165; Linelot, see Linetot.
member of committee to draft first Linen, for Indians, IX. 471; X. 496, 632;
constitution and by laws, VI. 142; trus- XII. 41, 82, 158, 175, 222, 229, 232, 242,
tee of college, VI. 145-148, 150, 152, 154, 246-248, 257, 274, 284, 288, 302; made
162. by early settlers, XIV. 492, 610.
Lime kilns, in Detroit in 1763, II. 102; Lines (chalk and fishing), for Indian
shipped from Jackson, 1877, II. 345, presents, X. 632; XII. 288, 302; cod,
346. XII. 41, 147, 158, 175, 221, 223, 242, 247,
Limebeck, George A., I. 160. 257, 274, 284, 288, 302; fish, XII. 147,
Limpens, Rev. Gustavius, priest, memoir 170, 246, 257, 284; mackerel, XII. 41,
of, XIII. 460. 83, 175, 223, 242, 257, 274, 284, 288, 302.
Linabury, Henry C., death of, XIV. 148. Linesay, James H., death of, VIII. 58.
Lincoln, — , early settler of Grand Rap- Linetot (Linctot, Linelot), — , trader,
ids, V. 436. 1779, IX. 389-393, 395 ;X. 399; on an ex-
Lincoln, Abraham, sixteenth president of pedition to the Illinois, X. 342; peti-
the United States, I. 62; II. 5, 75, 76; tioned Gen. Carleton for a missionary
INDEX.
at Michilimackinac, X. 287.
Ling, Abigail, death of, XIII. 228.
Lingemann, Caspar, president St. Aloy-
sius Society, XIII. 437.
Lings, Rev. Francis, priest, XIII. 437,
448.
Linn, Dr. Lewis F., Missouri, honorary
member State Historical Society, XII.
321
Linn, Thomas, VII. 615.
Linsday, James B., biog., XIII. 187, 192.
Linsley, Rachel, III. 556.
, Linstocks, garrison supplies, XI. 427;
. XII. 128, 130, 136-139.
Lipe, Martin, soldier of the Mexican war,
VI. 19.
Lippincott, Miss Jennie (Mrs. Major
Smith), IV. 232.
Lippincott, William, XIV. 387.
Lippincott, Mrs. William ("Grace Green-
wood"), XIV. 387.
Liscum, Richard, death of, XIV. 184.
Liskow, John, XIII. 275.
Liskow, Mrs. John (Miss Siephert),
XIII. 275.
Lisle, Maj. — , war of 1812, XV. 666;
saved field gun at battle of Street's
Creek, XV. 604.
Lisle, Charles de, officer in French troops,
V. 100.
Lisle, LeGardeur de, V. 101, 104.
Lisle, N., VIII. 459.
Lisle, Ronde J. Baptiste, taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 537.
Lisle & Lybrook, XIV. 387.
L'Isle, a'Cochon, see Belle Isle.
Lister's returns of Sargent township tax,
VIII., ix., 536.
Listor (Lester), Robert, IX. 363; XII.
304 305; letter to Capt. Green, XII. 260.
Litchard, Joseph and wife, original mem-
bers of first Freewill Baptist church
of Macon township, XIII. 595.
Litchfield, Alvah, XIII. 559.
Litchfield, Foster, XIII. 557.
Litchfield, Miss Olive (Mrs. Wm. L. Dick-
erson), XIV. 475.
Litchfield, early history of, I. 180; "Ga-
zette," "Independent," VI. 76, 77.
Litchfield Lumber Company, shipbuild-
ers, IX. 284.
Litel, — , taxable property, 1802, VIII.
535.
Lith, — , Indian prisoner, early settler
of Grosse Pointe, XIII. 406.
Litsenberger, Nichola's, on census roll of
Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
Little, Rev. — , VII. 177.
Little, Almira (Mrs. Smith), VII. 400.
Little Beard, chief, II. 148, 151.
Little, Dr. Charles, II. 471; III. 606; IV.
186; VI. 429.
Little, Charles, entered land in Genesee
county in 1824, III. 431; member of ex-
ploring party, 1822, XIII. 362.
Little, Col. Charles D., I. v., 19, 52, 59;
III. 453; VII. 401; gift to county pio-
neer society, IV. 375; "memoir of Capt.
A. R. Swarthout," IV. 373; "Uncle
Harvey Williams," I. 23.
Little Crow (Chattewaconamini), Sioux
chief, speech of, XV. 559.
Little Fox Island (Woug-woo-shance),
380.
Little, Frank, read paper for E. R. Miller,
VI. 313.
Little, George W., II. 273.
Little, Henry, I. 13, 14, 28, 33, 55, 59-
61; III. ix., 499; IV. vi.; V. v., 257, 258,
361, 362, 365, 367; VI. 329; VII. 462;
VIII'. 16; XIII. 218; gift of, I. 62;
"History of the Black Hawk War," V.
152; "Jacksonburg and Jackson coun-
ty, 1829-1879," II. 509; member State
Pioneer Society, -I. 84; "Memoir of Gov.
Enos T. Throop," V. 71; refers to
Indian mounds, II. 24.
Little, Jacob H., III. 334; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 86.
Little, James, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, 1813, XV. 252.
Little. James (colored), "Father Little,"
member State Pioneer Society, IV. 170;
Vi. 8, 10; VII. 11, 439; sketch of, VII.
438.
Little, Mrs. James (colored), VII. 439;
death of, VII. 441.
Little, John, V. 501; XI. 386-388, 451,
XIII. 77; remained British subject at
close of revolutionary war, VIII. 411.
Little, Miss Julia, IV. 359.
Little King, Ottawa chief, XV. 44.
Little, Norman, I. 512; III. 194, 322,
606; IV. vii., 18, 186, 192, 362; VII.
240, 256, 401; VIII. 243; XIII. 269;
corrected story of Robert Little's eject-
ment, IV. 354, 355; member of State
Historical Society, XII. 323; passenger
on first steamboat on Saginaw river,
XIII. 353, 361, 363; receives contract
to construct canal, XIII. 358.
Little, Robert, ejected from Harsen's
farm, IV. 343, 344; corrected statement
of, IV. 354, 355.
Little, Mrs. Robert, IV. 355.
Little, Mrs. Robert A., IV. 451.
Little, Mrs. Ruth (Miss Fuller), biog.,
XII. 36, 212, 218; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 84. -
Little, Samuel H., publisher, VI. 98.
Little Squirrel, Indian, XII. 452.
Little, Maj. (Sergt.), William, judge ad-
vocate of court martial, VIII. 628;
629; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 46iy>.
Little, Col. William L. P., III. 194, 606;
IV. 19, 253; VII. 401; XIII. 363; his
bid on the first court house of Sagi-
INDEX. 349
naw county, X. 126; mayor of Sagi- member of the legislature, III. 286;
naw, XIII. 269. . XIV. 55.
Little, Mrs. William L. P. (Miss Helen Littlejohn, Mrs. Philetus O. (Miss El-
Taylor), XIII. 368. len Kirby), XIV. 56.
"Little Belt," boat, XII. 417; captured Littlejohn, Philo B., III. 280; XI. 305. ,
by the British and recaptured by Com. Littlejohn, Silas F., III. 280, 283-286; XI.
Perry at battle on Lake Erie, II. 34, 36. 305; XIV. 55.
Little Thunder Bay, VI. 194. Littlejohn, Rev. Wolcott H., III. 289, 313.
Little Traverse Bay, great storm on, VII. Livermore, Fidus, attorney, I. 14; II. 16;
384; Indian chiefs at, XII. 621; Indian III. 508; IV. 270; county clerk, II.
name of, XII. 381. 314; member of the legislature, II.
Littlehales, Maj. E. B., VIII. 469; XII. 45, 307; township treasurer, II. 306, 308;
142n, 145n, 189, 190; letter from Col. vice president State Pioneer Society,
England, XII. 59, 179; to Francis Le- I. 13.
Maitre, Charles Gautier, defalcation, Livermore, Josiah F., III. 609.
XII. 46; XV. 1; Capt. Green, XV. 4, 6, Livermore, Nat, first clerk of Allegan
7. » township, III. 285.
Littlejohn, Bishop A. H., see Littlejohn, Livermore & Wood, II. 330.
Augustus N. Livernois, Daniel, XII. 579.
Littlejohn, Rev. Augustus, III. 280; XI. Livernois, Etienne, XII. 578; on census
305; XIV. 55; temperance work, roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 320.
V. 426, 428; XIII. 394; sketch of, XIV. Livernois, Etienne & Son, on census roll
188. of Detroit, 1782, X. 610.
Littlejohn, Mrs. Augustus, secured di- Livernois Francois, XII. 578.
vorce XIV. 188. Livernois, Joseph, XII. 578; on census
Littlejohn, Bishop Augustus N., D. D., roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461V,.
III. 311, 319; V. 428; XIV. 55. Liverpool, Earl of letter from Sir George
Littlejohn, Charlotte (Mrs. Marsh), XI. Prevost, XV. 87.
305. Liverpool (England), first railroad from
Littlejohn, DeWitt C., III. 311; V. 428; Manchester, IX. 272.
congressman from New York, XIV. Livesay, George, death of, VII. 544.
55. Livingston, Lieut. — , XI. 416; XV. 200,
Littlejohn, Miss Eliza, teacher of 1836, 636; assisted in the capture of the
III. 287. "Scorpion" and "Tigress," XV. 643.
Littlejohn, Elizabeth, XI. 305. Livingston, Edward, county named for,
Littlejohn, Judge Flavius J., attorney I. 251.
and surveyor, III. 5, 50, 284-286, 290,530; Livingston, Edward, graduate of Prince-
IV. 175; V. 376, 428; IX. 17, 19, 256; ton college, XIV. 356.
XI. vi., 272, 273; XIII. 39, 598; XIV. Livingston, Mrs. Isabella, death of, VI.
55; candidate for governor, XI. 305; 383.
member of the legislature, III. 273, 280, Livingston, James, V. 567.
292; XI. 305; XIV. 412; member of Livingston, Col. John W., V. 27.
State Historical Society, XII, 328; Livingston, Miss Julia (Mrs. H. P. Tap-
member State Pioneer Society, I. 90; pan, V. 27.
VII. 10; platted village of Allegan, III. Livingston, Robert R., graduate of col-
270; "Pioneers of Michigan," II. 71, umbia college, XIV. 356.
126; resolutions on death of, III. 313; Livingston & Stern, III. 291.
sketch of, III. 310; XI. 304; tribute to Livingston county, .organized, named for
John S. Chipman, XL 288; vice pres- U. S. secretary of state, I. 251; memo-
ident State Pioneer Society, I. 56, 301, rial reports, III. 558; VI. 342; XIII.
512. 230; XIV. 136; newspapers, VI. 86;
Littlejohn, Mrs. Flavius J., III. 313. number of delegates to convention of
Littlejohn, Gilbert H., XL 305. 1836, XI. 157; treasurer and clerk in
Littlejohn, J. J., III. 313. 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
Littlejohn, John, Sr., HI. 280, 283; XI. tion amendment, XIII. 404; Webster
305; XIV. 55. township, XIII. 547.
Littlejohn, John, Jr., III. 281; XIV. 55. Livingston County Pioneer Society, I
Littlejohn, Levi S., XI. 305. 252.
Littlejohn, Lydia (Mrs. Wells), XI. 305. Livingstone, C. L., III. 362.
Littlejohn, Miss Maria (Mrs. M. Russell), Livingstone, Robert, requests to be re-
XIV. 55. moved from prison to ship, for safety,
Littlejohn, Mary (Mrs. Amasa A. Pratt), VIII. 636.
XI. 305. Livins, Judge — , chief justice of Quebec,
Littlejohn, Philetus O., III. 281, 313; 1778, IX. 349, 463; X. 334.
350
INDEX.
Livre, French coin, value of in U. S. cur-
rency, VIII. 456; X. 213, 214.
L'Lerf, J. M., III. 36.
Lloyd, Gordon W., architect, IV. 220;
• plans for Traverse City asylum, XIII.
304.
Lloyd, John, I. 288; built first store in
Ionia, III. 471.
Lloyd, Marshall W., I. 289; 301.
Lloyd, Mrs. W., I. 296.
Lloyd, Webber & Spring, XI. 423.
Loans for Michigan, five million dollars,
date of, VII. 145; XIII. 357.
Loar, John R., mayor of Chicago, IV. 260,
261.
Lobdell, James H., I. 300.
Lobraige, Mary, death of, IX. 58.
Lock, Capt. A. F., XIII. 364; drowned,
XIII. 365.
Lockart, Miss Frank (Mrs. Howell), X.
191.
Locke, Dr. — , VII. 160.
Locke, B., II. 264.
Locke, Mrs. Moses, death of, XIV. 183.
Locher, John, death of, VIII. 29.
Lockey, Lieut. Col. — , X. 512, 530, 575.
Lockey, John, death of, XI. 27.
Lockhart, R. W., publisher, VI. 71.
Lockhead, Capt. Oscar F., III. 454.
Locks, at Coteau d.u Lac, 1800, XV. 21;
for guns and doors in garrison, sup-
plies, X. 496, 632; XI. 416, 417, 428;
XII. 128, 130, 138, 139, 200, 205, 230,
275, 284.
Lockwood, Miss — , VI. 179.
Lockwood, Mrs. Abagail, death of, IX.
37.
Lockwood, Alanson, III. 468; XIII. 188.
Lockwood, Amelia S., death of, XI. 83.
Lockwood, Betsey (Mrs. J. L.), IV. 257.
Lockwood, Charlotte, death of, IX. 39.
Lockwood, D. C., VII. 205, 213, 220-222.
Lockwood, Mrs. Eunice, death of, XIII.
276; XIV. 183.
Lockwood, Henry, VII. 350.
Lockwood, J. K., VI. 171, 174, 178, 181,
196, 207.
Lockwood, James, land entry, III. 568.
Lockwood, James H., signs petition for
county revenues, XII. 586.
Lockwood, John O., death of, IX. 61.
Lockwood, Jonathan, IV. 257.
Lockwood, Thomas W., I. 428; XIII. 288;
clerk of Wayne county, I. 520; mem-
ber of Eureka Iron company, XIII.
320; member of first Horticultural So-
ciety, X. 75, 76, 78; president Young
Mens' Society of Detroit, XII. 364.
Lockwood, Volney H., attorney, XI. 311.
Lockwood & Barstow, attorneys, XIII.
193.
Lockwood & Minor, VI. 176-179.
Lockwood House (hotel), VII. 220.
Locomotive engines displaced horses on
cars, 1831, IX. 272; prize offered, IX.
272.
Loder, Benjamin, II. 271.
Loder, Frederick H., death of, yill. 46.
Lodge, E. A., M. D., publisher, VI. 97.
Lodholz, — , I. 334.
"Lodi," boat, I. 471.
Lodi Plains, II. 557.
Lodi plank road, XII. 399.
Lodi township (Washtenaw county), or-
ganized, IV. 396.
Loettgert, F., bank director, VI. 322.
Log book, 1789, extracts from, XII. 25.
"Log Cabin Campaign," X. 11.
Log chains, XIII. 588.
Log house, description of, I. 445; V. 339;
XIV. 434-436; for school, XIV. 283.
Logan, Shawnee chief, V. 188.
Logan, Mrs. Charlotte, VI. 474.
Logan, G. W. & Co., II. 334.
Logan, H. and wife, original members
of first Congregational church of Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Logan, Hannah, marriage of, VII. 348.
Logan, James, early library mentioned,
VII. 329.
Logan, William, I. 207.
Logan township (Lenawee county), or-
ganized, name changed, II. 359, 360,
362, 365, 380; VII. 525.
Logging-bees, V. 298; XIII. 588.
Lognon, — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 58.
Logs, staves, shingles and bark, pioneer
price of, early day, IX. 263.
Lohr, Mrs. Henry, death of, IX. 77.
Lois, slave of "Grandfather" Combs, XIV.
489.
Loman, John, death of, XII. 95.
Lombard, Samuel, death of, XIII. 228.
Lombard, Mrs. Sinai, XI. 107.
Lomison, John, III. 609.
"London," boat, IX. 108; collision of, IX.
116.
London, Royal Historical Society, gift of,
VII. 8.
"Lone tree," early landmark, XIJI. 352,
364; XIV. 498.
Long, Abram, IV. 283.
Long, Benjamin Nash, XI. 32.
Long, Judge Charles D., X. 177; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, XIII. 110;
XIV. 41.
Long Ears, Indian, prisoner at Detroit,
VIII. 315.
Long, Elias, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461i/o.
Long, Maj. Gabriel, U. S. A., V. 148;
protected property on Thames river,
XV. 677.
Long, George H., bank director, VI. 324.
Long, Mrs. J., death of, XIV. 136.
Long, J. R., death of, XI. 85.
Long, James W., Indian agent at Mack-
INDEX.
351
inaw, VI. 348.
Long, John, XI. 132; XII. 383.
Long, John B., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Long, Joseph, death of, XIII. 240.
Long, Dr. O. R., III. 483; medical super-
intendent of Ionia asylum, XIII. 307.
Long, Ralph, death of, VIII. 113.
Long, Scauise, V. 54.
Long, William H., XI. 36; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 327.
Long Island, Garden of America, IX.
259.
Long Knives, Indian name for Ameri-
cans, XV. 9, 88.
Long lake (Alpena county), description
of, VI. 191, 193.
Long Point, location of, XV. 23; cause of
discontent of inhabitants, XV. 504.
Long Rapids township (Alpena county),
organized, VI. 187.
Longan, Augustin, I. 345; XII. 579; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Longan, John C., XII. 579.
Longdon, — , residence of, IV. 479.
Longite, Joseph, III. 36.
Longlin, John O.; death of, XIII. 276.
Longfellow, Henry W., era of writ-
ings, XIV. 310; "Evangeline" cited,
XIV. 655; honorary member of State
Historical Society, XII. 322.
Longstaff & Eldredge, publishers, VI. 87.
Longstreet, Col. Andrew, III. 635, 637.
Longstreet, Mrs. James, V. 545.
Longstreet, Margaret (Mrs. Ezekiel
Dye), XIII. 260.
Longton farm, III. 325.
Longueil, Charles LeMoine, Baron de,
governor of New France, 1725, III. 114,
118, 119; at Detroit, VIII. 415, 421.
Longueil, Joseph, III. 35.
Longwell, Luke and wife, II. 158.
Longyear, Ephraim, I. 7, 14, 52, 55, 59,
61, 65, III. 106-108, IV. 5; IX. 5, 6, 8;
XI. v., 7, 8, 11; XIII. 7; XIV. vi., 1;
death and memoir, XIV. 19, 43, 44,
98, 194; member committee to repre-
sent society at the semi-centennial cel-
ebration of Michigan, IX. 217, to se-
cure rooms for society in new capitol,
I. 5J; original member State Pio-
neer Society on committee to or-
ganize, I. 8, 9, 84; secretary, I.
13, 28, 56; II. vii.; X. viii.; treasurer,
II. 68; III. 100; IV. ix.; V. 2; VI. 4,
6; VII. x., 3, 6; VIII. xiv.; IX. xii.;
XL viii.; XIII. 5, 25; XIV. 17, 195;
treasurer's report, III. 8; V. 15, 16; VI.
11; VII. 11; VIII. 14; IX. 14; X. vii.;
XI. 17; XIII. 37; treasurer of Michi-
gan Agricultural college, XIV. 195.
Longyear, Miss Ida, VIII. 8.
Longyear, Jerusha, XIV. 194.
Longyear, Judge John W., II. 109; III.
131; VII. 427-430; congressman, III.
124; XI. 62; XIV. 194; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 327.
Longyear, John W. & E., attorneys, VI.
294; XIV. 194.
Longyear, Mrs. John W., VII. 436, 437;
member State Pioneer Society, V. 208;
VII. 8; -receives vote of thanks of so-
ciety, VIII. 10.
Longyear, Peter, XIV. 194.
Longyear, S. E., law student of early
Lansing, VI. 294.
Lonsbury, G. W., III. 278, 292.
Lonsbury, H., III. 281.
Look, Asher, II. 445. •
Look, Elijah, 11.444.
Look, Eliza, II. 445.
Look, Henry, XIII. 245.
Look, Henry M., New York, temperance
work, XIII. 401; sketch of, XIV. 245.
Look, Mrs. Henry M., XIII. 245.
Look, Hepsibah Farnsworth (Mrs. H.
L.), XIII. 245.
Look, James, II. 445.
Look, Orson H., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 28, 84.
Looker, Henry, II. 273.
Looking Glass river, V. 327.
Loom, used by pioneers, XIV. 492.
Loomis, — , II. 228.
Loomis, Dr. — , VII. 347.
Loomis, Miss — , VII. 357.
Loomis, A. D., XIII. 236; XIV. 143.
Loomis, "Auntie," death of, XIII. 230.
Loomis, C. O., battery of, VI. 245.
Loomis Charlotte (Mrs. Hughes), III.
396.
Loomis, Rev. Ebenezer, III. 356, 472.
Loomis, Esther, death of, XI. 84.
Loomis, Helen B., IV. 194.
Loomis, Rev. Hubbell J., V. 313.
Loomis, Dr. J. G., V. 131, 133.
Loomis, Mrs. J. S., V. 334.
Loomis, J. W., III. 485.
Loomis, L. B., II. 264.
Loomis, Levi, member State Pioneer So-
ciey, III. 111.
Loomis, Lew, member State Pioneer So-
ciety, III. 266, 280.
Loomis, Miss Lucy (Mrs. Oldfield), III.
339.
Loomis, Capt. M. D. W., XIV. 59.
Loomis, Peter B., II. 306, 322, 323, 326,
329, 340, 341; III. 508; chosen to repre-
sent Pioneer Society at semi-centennial
celebration of Michigan, IX. 218; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 56, 86;
president and treasurer of railroad,
II. 318, 344; treasurer of State Horti-
cultural Society, X. 83.
Loomis, Peter B. & Co., II. 323, 329.
Loomis, R. B., XI. 89.
Loomis, Rodolphus, death of, VII. 380.
Loomis, Silas, II. 309; V. 338.
332 INDEX.
Loomis, W. S., II. 245. Lorens, Joseph, on census roll of De-
Loomis, Walter, VI. 241, 243. troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Loomis, William H., member of Nursery- Lorens, Louis, on census roll of Detroit,
men and Fruit Growers' Association, 1827, XII. 461%.
X. 81. Lorens, Mary, on census roll of Detroit,
Loomis & Chapin, XII. 399. . 1827, XII. 461%.
Loomis & Dwight, II. 300. Lorette, Andre Hudson de, VIII. 337.
Loomis & Whitwell, II. 322, 329. Lorimer, — , IX. 435; X. 418; letter from
Loon Foot, Indian chief, XIV. 231, 234. Capt. Bird, IX. 584.
Loonam, Margaret, death of, XIII. 228. Lorimer (Lorimier), Capt. — , XV. 374,
Lorain, — , among the Indians without a 375; received barrels of money from
passport, X. 224. the French for Indians, XV. 212.
Lorain, Joseph, on election roll of 1799, Lorimer, Thomas, Jr., II. 605.
VIII. 509. Lorimer, Thomas S., II. 605.
Loraine, Nicholas, III. 34. Lorimer, William, II. 605.
Lorancell, Joseph, on census roll of De- Lorimer's Encampment, XV. 5.
troit, 1827, XII. 461%. Loring, P. H., M. D., asylum physician,
Loranger, Celestin, I. 148. XIII. 305.'
Loranger, Joseph, VI. 362, 374; VIII. Loring, Capt. Robert R., XV. 178, 216,
661; name in old account book, V. 561; 230, 235, 249, 270, 272, 274, 275, 497,
platted Monroe, IV. 321, 322. letters from W. Glaus, XV. 525, 526,
Loranger, Moses, death of, VII. 552. M. Elliott, XV. 524, to Sec. Noah
Loranger, Stephen, county treasurer in Freer, XV. 257, 268, 269, 525; wounded,
1875-6; I. 520. XV. 284.
"Loranger farm," famous fishing ground, Lorraine, Michael, letter to Capt. Ler-
I. 361. noult, X. 342.
Lord, Capt. — , X. 295. Lorrin, Joseph, marriage entry in old
Lord, D. V., IX. 179. register, 1728, V. 104.
Lord, Dr. David E., first physician and Lortie, J. B., XI. 344; salary, XIII. 75.
clerk of Washtenaw county, I. 335, Loson, Jacques, appointed lieutenant in
337; II. 524; VI. 444; XIII. 561. Wayne county militia in 1803, VIII.
Lord, Rev. David H., trustee of Hillsdale 543; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 539.
college, VI. 154, 162. Loson (Lazen), Pierre, III. 34, 36.
Lord, Elijah, IV. 534, 535. Loson, Sarafin, taxable property, 1802,
Lord, Frederick, attorney, XI. 311; me- VIII. 540.
moir, VIII. 101, 103. Lossing, Benson J., historian, II. 7; corn-
Lord, George, III. 326; VII. 344; XI. 23; ments on McFingal, II. 54; described
sketch of, III. 331. battle near Detroit, 1812, XIII. 314,
Lord, Mrs. George, VII. 345; biog., XI. 315.
22, 23. Lothier, H., agent for Michilimackinac
Lord, Henry W., III. viii., Ill; IV. 5; company, XV. 69.
"Builders of a State," III. 161; mem- Lotheridge, J. K., V. 311, 320-322.
ber State Pioneer Society, III. 266. Lothrop, Charles, III. 645.
Lord, Mrs. Henry W., II. 63. Lothrop, Charles B., III. 645.
Lord, James B., VI. 450. Lothrop, Edwin Howard, I. 207, 512;
Lord, Mrs. James B., death of, VIII. 115. m. 103, 521; XI. vi.; XIII. 2, 39; ex-
Lord, Joseph L., VI. 253. tract from address of, VI. 117; first
Lord, Miss Lucy, IV. 513. supervisor of Brady -township, XI. 210;
Lord, Mary Cheesbrough (Mrs. Shel- member of the legislature, II. 115; XI.
don), VI. 491. 235, 292; XIII. 512; sketch of, XI. 234;
Lord, Ruth, II. 159. on bond to build first court house of
Lord, Samuel, II. 159. Kalamazoo county, VII. 474.
Lord, T. B., letter from G. M. Peck giv- Lothrop, George H., III. 645.
ing early history of Elisha W. Rum- Lothrop, George Van Ness, attorney, I.
sey, X. 130, 131. 207; III. 522, 645; IV. 429, 457;
Lord & McGill, furnished boats to Maj. VI. 117; VII. 473; IX. 186, 187;
DePuyster, IX. 386. X. 17; XI. vi.; XIII. 285; XIV. 416;
Lore, Edwin, VII. 555. address at second centennial celebra-
Lorens, Amable, on census roll of De- tion of naming Lake St. Clair, III.
troit, 1827, XII. 461%. 647, 655, 656, 666; attorney general,
Lorens, Antoine, on census roll of De- 1849, III. 117; candidate for congress-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%. man, IV. 126; city recorder, 1853, I.
Lorens, Francis, on census roll of De- 460; member of first Horticultural So-
troit, 1827, XI. 461%. ciety, X. 75, 76; member of State His-
INDEX.
353
torical Society, XII. 324, 327; member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15;
minister to Russia, XL 292; president
Young Mens' Society, XII. 365; re-
marks on Levi Bishop, IV. 430, 442;
"Sketch of the Life of Edwin Howard
Lothrop," XI. 234; "The Djincan Will
Case," VII. 491; tribute to C. C. Trow-
bridge, VII. 612, 613.
Lothrop, Mrs. George Van Ness, III. 645.
Lothrop, Henry B., III. 645.
Lothrop, Howard, XI. 234.
Lothrop, Sally Williams, XI. 234.
Lothrop & Duffield, III. 137; XL 317.
Lott, Edward P., publisher, VI. 74.
Lotteries in Michigan, VII. 36.
Lottredge, — , Niagara merchant, 1764,
X. 238, 239.
Louar, John, death of, IV. 249.
Loubert, Pierre, appointed justice of the
peace of the district of Gaspe, XI. 622.
Loucks, Hannah, death of, XI. 94.
Loucks, Henry, IV. 302.
Loud, Dr. — , II. 437.
Loud, Watson, II. 436.
Louden, John, first postmaster of Long
Rapids township, VI. 187, 200.
Loughead, Miss Mary (Mrs. C. E. Bart-
lett), XIV. 374.
Loughry, Emeline, IV. 249.
Louis 1st, emperor of France, date of end
of reign, XII. 489.
Louis XIV., King of France, I. 348, 375,
482; II. 96; IV. 70; VIII. 381, 388,
404, 421, 425; ennobled LeMothe Cad-
illac, granted lands to, VIII. 422;
edicts against profanity, XIV. 600;
against selling liquor to Indians,vXIV.
659; ordered Cadillac to establish fort
at Detroit, VIII. 428; ordered council
relative to discontinuance of fort at
Detroit, VIII. 431; petitioned for a
cargo of slaves, XIV. 658.
Louis XV., King of France, I. 342, 343;
III. 119; V. 109; VIII. 383; XI. 216;
ratified concession of lands at Sault
Ste. Marie, XIV. 644; recalls Jesuits,
VIII. 391.
Louis XVI, King of France, XI. 216.
Louis Phillipe, King of France, II. 182.
Louis, John, soldier of 1812, V. 556.
Louis, Thomas, IX. 280.
Louis D'or, value of, X. 213, 214.
Louisiana, early emigration to, III. 15.
Loulesse, John, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 537.
Lounsberry, Rev. E. W., III. 356; V. 315.
Lounsberry, Dr. Edward, president Gris-
wold college, Iowa, V. 542, 545.
Loury, Duncan, miner, XIV. 201.
Lovain, Charles, commissary, salary, IX.
484.
Louvana, university (Belgium), XIII.
476.
45
Love, Rev. — , D. D., IV. 375.
Love, Alice D., IV. 194.
Love, Anna L., IV. 194.
Love, Calvin, land located, IV. 278.
Love, D., land entry, III. 404.
Love, Israel S., II. 314.
Love, Josiah, death of, VI. 341.
Love, William B., IV. 194.
Love, William C., IV. 278.
Love, William L., IV. 236.
Loveder, Clement and wife, XIV. 484,
493, 494.
Lovejoy, Owen, reformer, XIV. 310.
Lovelace, Miss — , captured by Indians,
IV. 309.
Lovelace, Francis, governor of New York,
established first post office in America,
VI. 348n.
Lovelace, George, III. 281.
Lovelace, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIII. 114.
Lovelace, John, captive among Indians,
IV. 307, 309; V. 452, 454.
Loveland, — , killed by lightning, IV.
302.
Loveland, the misses, killed by lightning,
IV. 302.
Loveland, Mrs. Clarissa, original member
of first Congregational church of Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Loveland, Hiram D., V. 363.
Loveland, Josiah, II. 162; V. 363.
Loveland, Lyman, V. 362.
Loveland, Seymour, V. 362; VI. 309;
original member of first Congregation-
al church of Comstock, V. 413.
Loveland, Stephen B., V. 363; original
member of first Congregational church
of Comstock, V. 413.
Loveland, Tryphena, original member of
first Congregational church of Com-
stock, V. 413.
Lovell, — , IX. 251, 268.
Lovell, Cyrus, attorney, I. 14; II. 284;
III. 131; V. 257-259, 360, 369; VI. 311;
VII< 475, 478, 480-482; XI. 290, 311;
built first frame dwelling in Kalama-
zoo, XIV. 108; first prosecuting attor-
ney of Ionia county, III. 473; letter
upon Wus Bronson, V. 372; sketch of,
III. 133; XI. 317; vice president State
Pioneer Society, I. 13, 28, 210; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Lovell, Mrs. Cyrus, V. 259.
Lovell, Enos T., V. 421; VI. 311; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 84.
Lovell, Mrs. Enos T., V. 314.
Lovell, George, V. 421.
Lovell, Henry R., III. 451; 454.
Lovell, Dr. Lafayette W., V. 421; VI.
264; 311; X. 156; State senator, V. 398;
tribute to Gov. Ransom, XI. 291.
Lovell, Louis S., III. 476; VI. 303; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 84.
Lovell, Mrs. Louisa Fargo (Mrs. Cyrus
354
INDEX.
L.), biog., XIV. 106, 108.
Lovell, Mary S., III. 482.
Lovell, Maj. Willard, attorney, V. 367;
VI. 311, 312; X. 156.
Lover's leap, VII. 201.
Lovett, John, II. 415.
Lovett, Minerva McRay, V. 448.
Lovett, Thomas, XIV. 270.
Lovett, William E., death of, XIV. 93.
Lovwell, Mrs. B. B., death of, XIV. 148.
Low, Capt. — , XII. 433.
Lowe, Charles S., first clerk of reform-
atory at Ionia, III. 477, 480.
Lowe, Edward, printer, III. 274.
Lowe, Rev. G. W., III. 226, 237, 452;
XIII. 228.
Lowe, H. & C. S., III. 486.
Lowe, Henry, first supervisor of North
Slade township, II. 266.
Lowe, Mrs. I., death of, VIII. 57.
Lowe, Justus, II. 394; III. 281; IV. 298.
Lowe, Lydia C., death of, VI. 545.
Lowe, Mrs. Martin, VII. 427.
Lowe, Peter, early settler of Tecumseh,
II, 186, 367, 398; III. 7, 553; X. 54;
subscription to first court house, II.
428, 429.
Lowe, Peter, Ingham county, I. 13, 14;
VI. 282.
Lowe, Mrs. Peter, II. 429.
Lowe, Tobeas, member of the Brady
Guards XIII. 526.
Lowe, William C., death of, XIII. 226.
Lowell, Rev. — , VIII. 108.
Lowell, Dr. Abraham, VI. 301.
Lowell, Asa, II. 227; III. 356.
Lowell, Catherine, II. 456.
Lowell, James Russell, graduate of Har-
vard college, XIV. 356.
Lowell, Moses, II. 227.
Lowell, Miss Savina (Mrs. J. I. Rogers),
IX. 29.
Lowell "Journal," VI. 82, 83.
Lowenstein, Phillip, I. 268.
Lowing, S. L., "Organization of Ottawa
county and its towns," IX. 251.
Lowman, James, Sr., I. 133.
Lownsbury, Hiram, death of, VI. 590.
Lowrey, Judge, IX. 25, 188.
Lowrie, A. H., VI. 85.
Lowrie, Charles W., attorney, XL 311.
Lowrie, D. W., II. 394.
Lowrie, James, merchant, death of, XIV.
192.
Lowrie & Ragan, publishers, VI. 85.
Lowrey, Rev. W. T., IX. 20.
Lowry, Rev. — , VII. 207.
Lowry, Ann (Mrs. Benton), II. 546.
Lowry, Cornelius, II. 546.
Lowry, Hannah (Mrs. Peter), II. 537,
547.
Lowry, James, II. 538, 540, 541.
Lowry, John, Sr., II. 73, 538; member
of the legislature, 1839, II. 546.
Lowry, John, Jr., 547.
Lowry, John Peter (Lowden), II. 538.
Lowry, Mary E. (Mrs. Foster), II. 538.
Lowry, Peter, II. 537.
Lowry, Mrs. Rhoda L. (Mrs. R. P. Sher-
man), VII. 593.
Lowry, Sylvia Wickham (Mrs. John),
II. 74, 538, 540.
Lowry, William, XIV. 424.
Loyalists in Detroit, 1784, XI. 451; XIII.
77.
Loyola, Ignatius, founder of the Society
of Jesus, 1534, II. 131; VI. 355; XIII.
438.
Lozon (Lozen), Jacque, III. 35, 36.
Luby, W. A., attorney, XI. 311.
Lubute, Claud, III. 34.
Lucas, Ben., member of Detroit company
to repress Indians, XIII. 505, 506.
Lucas, Daniel, XII. 392.
Lu^as, David, III. 381; VIII. 204-207;
land entry, III. 402; tells of Indian
council, III. 382.
Lucas, Judge John B. C., VIII. 558, 560.
Lucas, Robert, governor of Ohio, 1835,
xl. 379; IV. 45; VI. 60, 61, 380-382;
VII. 69, 71, 72; XI. 156, 222-225; XII.
409-411, 414; XIII. 330; appointed com-
missioner to survey boundary line, I.
173-177; captain in war of 1812, ex-
changed as prisoner of war, XV. 206,
388; protected boundary line, III. 142;
received report of commissioners, XII.
412.
Lucasse, William J., attorney, XI. 311.
Luce, — , VI. 414.
Luce, — , I. 209.
Luce, Albert A., member State Pioneer
Society, XI. 12; XIII. 110.
Luce, Charles D., I. 170.
Luce, Cyrus G., governor of Michigan,
IX. 23; XI. vi.; XIII. 10, 38; XIV. 15;
address at meeting of State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 9-12; addressed legisla-
ture in behalf of appropriation for So-
ciety, XIV. 50; gift of, XI. 13; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, IX. 91; XI.
12; "Ordinance of 1787," XI. 140; pu-
pil of Witter J. Baxter, XIII. 193.
Luce, Daniel F., land entries, II. 524;
IV. 397.
Luce, H. W., IV. 251.
Luce, Henry L., death of, XIII. 226.
Luce, Mrs. James, V. 525.
Luce, Lydia (Mrs. Thomas Luce), IV.
251.
Luce, R. C., bank director, III. 546; VI.
323.
Luce, Mrs. Rebecca W., death of, VII.
488.
Luce, Mrs. Samuel, death of, XIII. 228.
Luce, Sarah E. (Mrs. D. Harrington),
V. 142.
Luce, Deacon Thomas, IV. 251.
INDEX.
355
Luce, William, death of, VII. 551.
Luce block, VI. 320.
Luce county, vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404.
Lucen, acting as spy for U. S., XV. 514.
Luckett, Alexander, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Luckett, John, early settler of Goguac,
XIV. 302; chased by wolves, V. 273.
Luckett, Mrs. Lewis, V. 310.
Lucretia, — , IV. 200.
Ludfington, J., gift of, III. 6.
Ludington "Appeal," "Record," VI. 88.
Ludlow, — , lays out town on banks of the
Miami river, VIII. 444.
Ludlow, — , the tramp, VII. 249.
Ludlow, — , lays out town on banks of
the Miami river, VIII. 444.
Ludlow Lieut. Col. war of rebellion, III.
184, 187.
Ludlow, Miss — , IV. 462., .
Ludlow, Mrs. — , (Mrs. McCulloch),
VII. 250.
Ludlow, Caroline (Mrs. Allen), VIII. 30.
Ludlow, Daniel, death of, XI. 96.
Ludlow, Thomas J., II. 393; V. 449.
Ludlow, Mrs. Thomas J., V. 447.
Le Lusson, III. 114n.
Lugpole, XIV. 610.
Luke, Noah, VII. 520; death of, VII. 543.
Lull, A., Indian mounds on farm, IV.
380.
Lull, A. A., asylum treasurer, XIII. 307.
Lull, Charles A., IV. 363; VII. 236, 238;
VIII. 9; IX. 64, 65; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 84, IX. 12; vice presi-
dent, I. 28; sketch of, IX. 64.
Lull, Mrs. Charles A., IV. 358, 383.
Lull, Lieut. Joab, soldier of the war of
1812, IX. 64.
Lull, M. A., IV. 380.
Lull, Capt. Timothy, first settler in Hart-
land, Vt., XIV. 177.
Lull & Draper, XL 114.
Lum, Capt. — , IV. 440.
Lum, Charles M., member State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 331.
Lum, David O., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Lumber, rafted to Chicago, X. 59; ship-
ped from Jackson, 1877, II. 343, 345,
346.
"Lumberman Gazette," III. 464; VI. 68.
Lumpkin, — , soldier of the Mexican war,
VII. 119.
Lumpkin, Joseph Henry, chief justice of
Georgia, X. 15, 16.
Lumsden, Rev. David S., report of rec-
torship, IX. 150, 152, 153.
Lumsden, John, recording secretary of
first Horticultural Society, X. 75, 76.
Lumsden, William and wife, VI. 210.
Lund & Chapin, XI. 138.
Lundgress, Lorrina, death of, XIV. 54.
Lundie, Ensign — , XV. 35, 37; attempt
to capture a deserter, arrest of, XV.
31, 34; detailed with message, XV. 30;
trial and sentence, XV. 38.
Lundt, Jason, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Lundy's Lane, battle of, XIII. 542.
Luneau, — , II. 309.
Lupine, — , XIV. 603.
Lupton, Rev. Thomas, death of, VII. 545.
Lusby (Pusby), Thomas, XII. 120; let-
ter to Col. McKee, XII. 58.
Luscomb, J., land entry, III. 401.
Luscomb, Leonard, V. 410.
Lusier, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 608.
Lusk, Ann, original member of Eckford
Freewill Baptist church, X. 38.
Lusk, Augustus, original member of
Eckford Freewill Baptist church, X.
38.
Lusk, Caroline, death of, VII. 543.
Lusk, Ezra, biog., XIII. 130, 149.
Lusk, Mrs. Ezra (Miss Susanna Smith),
XIII. 149.
Lusk, Thomas E., II. 327; XI. 59; biog.,
XI. 65.
Lusk, Mrs. Thomas E., XI. 65.
Lusk & Co., XI. 65.
Lustfield, A., memoir of, VII. 214, 219,
220.
Lute, John, II. 485.
Luth & Shepherd, XII. 186.
Luther, Jacob, death of, .VIII. 21, 44.
Luther L., entered land in Royal Oak
township in 1820, III. 568.
Luther, Martin, IV. 200; quotation
from, XIV. 532.
Luther, Theodoric, death of, XI. 97.
Lutheran (German) church and school,
of Jackson, II. 347.
Lutheran mission, II. 265.
Luthers, John, VI. 478.
Luthers, Robert, VI. 478.
Luthers, Thomas, VI. 478.
Luttendon, Reuben, V. 346.
Lutts & Martin, III. 292.
Lutz, Mrs. Barbara (Sulzer), biog., XIII.
132, 155.
Lutz, Christopher, death of, VI. 384.
Lybarker, John, IV. 230.
Lybrook & Lisle merchants, XIV. 387.
Lyel, Miss — , instructor of music in fe-
male seminary, Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
Lyell, — , II. 48; III. 209.
Lykins, — , Reports rapid degeneration
of Indians, XIV. 261.
Lyman, — , murdered by Barren, XIV.
568.
Lyman, Mrs. E. L. (Miss Hoyt), VIII.
90.
Lyman, Miss Frankie, death of, XIII.
133.
Lyman, Fred, publisher, III. 273.
Lyman, John. IV. 293; V. 440.
Lyman, Joseph, V. 405.
356
INDEX.
Lyman, Nathan, land entry of, V. 404.
Lyman, Capt. Otis, IV. 302.
Lyman P. S., XII. 383.
Lyman, Russell and wife, VIII. 193.
Lyman, William, land entry of, V. 404.
Lymbumer, — , agent of the Province of
Canada, VIII. 402.
Lynch, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 193.
Lynchburg, Tenn., Michigan prisoners of
war at, III. 177.
Lyneburner, — , III. 15.
Lynx, Indian name of, XIV. 253; found
in Michigan, I. 403; V. 251.
Lyon, A. P., I. 126.
Lyon, Asa, XIII. 325.
Lyon, Avon, III. 501; VII. 459.
Lyon, Benjamin, IX. 617; X. 421; XIII.
56, 70; bill for goods for Indian de-
partment, XII. 312, 314, 315; certifies
to fair treatment of Gov. Sinclair, X.
421; XIII. 63; invoice of goods, 1778/
IX. 650, 358; letter of, IX. 627; peti-
tions for indemnity, X. 367; XIII. 57;
signs memorial for protection of trade
in 1780, IX. 550; signs bond to remove
bouses at mouth of French river, IX.
552; signs memorial for removal of
Fort Michilimacldnac to the island,
IX. 557; subscription for missionary
at Michilimackinac, X. 288, 307.
Lyon, Corinna A. (Mrs. H. Fralick), X.
3.
Lyon, Miss Cornelia (Mrs. Trowbridge),
student female seminary, Detroit,
1841, V. 545.
Lyon, Daniel, sketch of, III. 618.
Lyon, Capt. Daniel, VIII. 241.
Lyon, Rev. Daniel B., pioneer, III. 357,
482; V. 320; VII. 309.
Lyon, Edward, landlord, XIV. 418.
Lyon, Miss Eliza, I. 403.
Lyons, Rev. Franklin S., IV. 269.
Lyons, Corp. Frederick, soldier of the
Black Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster
roll, 1832, VII. 349.
Lyon, Rev. G. G., III. 236.
Lyon, G. R., V. 489.
Lyon, Henry, II. 558, 559, 582, 584; X. 3;
assessor of Plymouth township, 1827,
I. 510; his exhibit of fruit in 1847, X.
76.
Lyon, Horatio, death of, XIII. 161; biog.,
XIII. 162.
Lyon, Mrs. J. H., death of, VIII. 98.
Lyon, James D., VII. 498.
Lyon, Jesse K., death of, VII. 591.
Lyon, John, II. 325.
Lyon, Rev. L., III. 288.
Lyon, Lettia, VI. 254.
Lyon, Lorenzo M., death of, XIII. 282.
Lyon, Lucius, surveyor, I. 130, 179, 210,
454, 512; III. 103, 147, 194, 523, 589,
591; IV. 292, 468; V. 262, 368n, 375,
558, 560; VI. 495; XI. 198; XII. 335,
553; XIII. vi., 2, 257, 325, 327; XIV.
13, 49; appointed surveyor general of
the northwest, XIII. 331; congress-
man, II. 196, 234, 310, 367; III. 123;
X. 139; date of his death, XIII. 333;
early teacher, XIII. 326; engaged
Douglas Houghton as state geologist,
IV. 97; feasted miners on the Missis-
sippi river, XIII. 329; first U. S. sen-
ator from Michigan, III. 145; XIII.
325; land purchase, IV, 401; lands
near Mississippi seized, XIII. 333;
manufactured salt, IV. 16, 292, 293;
XIII. 332; member of committee to re-
port on coat of arms of Michigan, XIV.
408; member constitutional conven-
tion, 1835, XIII. 330; XIV. 407; mem-
ber State Historical Society, 1829, XII.
316; personal description of, XIII.
333; presented portrait of Gen. Lafay-
ette to Michigan, XIII. 331; XIV. 405;
platted Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo,
Schoolcraft, and Madison, Wisconsin,
XIII. 332; requested to gather Indian
curiosities, minerals and manuscripts,
XII. 317; sketch of, XIII. 325; pur-
veyed Illinois line, I. 49, 51.
Lyon, Miss Mary, of Mt. Holyoke, elect-
ed honorary member of State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 321.
Lyon, Moses, his exhibit of fruit, 1847,
X. 76.
Lyon, Dr. O. C. and wife, VII. 574.
Lyon, Mrs. Royal C., death of, VII. 381.
Lyon, Sarah Atwater (Mrs. Asa L.),
XIII. 325.
Lyon, Rev. T., II. 168; X. 53.
Lyon, Theodatus T., VI. 133; member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Lyon, Truman H., I. 193; associate
judge, III. 473.
Lyon, Thomas, clerk of Mackinac coun-
ty, VI. 349.
Lyon & Co., IV. 289.
Lyon & Phelps, IV. 423, 464.
Lyon & Sibley, surveyors, III. 580.
Lyon township (Oakland county), first
land entry, III. 563; lines, location and
settlement of, VII. 560.
Lyons, — , educator, complimented by
Gen. Sherman, XIV. 370.
Lyons, — , noncombatant on parole, XV.
460.
Lyons, Archie, I. 345.
Lyons, Barnett, at battle of Raisin
River, XV. 240.
Lyons, Miss Elizabeth, early teacher, I.
450, 486.
Lyons, Ensign George, bill for dancing,
III. 27; on census roll of Detroit, 1782,
X. 608; 1827, XII. 461%; signs petition
for better trade facilities, XI. 424,
461; signs petition from the merchants
of Detroit. X. 456; XIII. 54; ads. Ter-
ence Smyth, XI. 625; ads. William
Taylor, XI. 624.
INDEX. 357
Lyons, Gilbert R., student of Hillsdale McArthur's tavern, II. 335.
college, VI. 146. Macarty, — , V. 105, 106.
Lyons, H. D., VII. 175. McAteer, Lieut. — , III. 180.
Lyons, L., III. 280. Macaulay, Dr. — , XV. 374, ordered to
Lyons, Michael, death of, VIII. 21. York, XV. 411.
.Lyons, Lord Richard, B. P., entertained McBain, Gillis, county treasurer, Mis-
Rev. Henry Pahtahquahong Chase, an saukee county, 1875-6, I. 520.
Ojibway chief, at luncheon, XIII. 340, McBean, Col. — , IX. 426.
341. McBeath, George, X. 346, 403, 407, 596,
Lyons, Wright & White, on Detroit's cen- 623; XI. 320, 332-334, 358, 362, 369, 376,
sus roll, 1779. X. 316. 379, 384, 392, 405, 414, 434, 452, 453,
Lyons Creek, XV. 653. 525; at Indian council, XII. 309; bill
Lyster, Rev. William Narcissus, II. 416, for goods for Indian department, XII.
420; III. ix., 107; IV. 219, 301, 304; 313; letters of exchange, 1782, pre-
sketch of, III. 557; statistics of rector- sented State Historical Society, XII.
ship, IX. 143. 148. 328; letters from Capt. Robertson, XI.
Lyster, Mrs. William N., III. 557. 360, to Capt. Robertson, X. 671; XI.
Lyster, Dr. H. P., IV. 438; VII. 616. 332, 333, 376; signed memorial for pro-
Lytle, Lieut. James, at battle of Raisin tection to trade, 1780, IX. 552; signed
River, XV. 239. petition, XL 395.
Lytle, Lieut. Nicholas, at battle of Raisin McBeath, Surgeon John, IX. 643; re-
River, XV. 239; signs memorial to Sir moved from dungeon, IX. 510, 513;
George Prevost, XV. 252. salary, IX. 484, 499, 510, 513, 647, 648.
Lyttle, Gen. — , VII. 71. McBride, Capt, IX. 283.
McBride, Charles S., instructor in school
for deaf and dumb, III. 446.
Maanigo, Ottawa chief, IX. 442. McBride, Elizabeth, I. 345.
Mabbett, — , VIII. 472. McBride, James, XIV. 605.
Mabbs, R., III. 281. McBride, Rev. Jesse, anti-slavery preach-
Mabee, Simon, marauder near Oxford, er, XIV. 445; original of "Father
XV. 640. Dickinson," in Miss Stowe/s "Dred,"
Mabin, Mrs. J., II. 353. XIV. 445.
Mabley, C. R., III. 227. McBrien, James, death of, VII. 551.
McAdam, Patrick, VII. 520. McCabe, — , lithographer and surveyor,
Macadamized road, XIII. 345. VII. 303.
McAlister, Archibald, X. 541. MacCabe, Julius P. Boliver, I. 385; com-
McAlister, C. E., III. 454. piler of directory of Detroit, 1837, X.
McAlister, S., land entry, III. 402. 102.
McAlister, — , II. 170. McCaffrey, James, I. 126.
McAlister, J. D., V. 446. McCall, Mrs. A., IV. 244.
McAlister, Mrs. Mary, death of, XI. 39. McCall, Henry, VII. 374.
McAlister, Mrs. O. S. (Miss Melvina McCall, Isabella, VII. 375.
King), XI. 68. McCall, Rev. J. D., ordained minister,
McAlpin, Lieut. Daniel, 66th British X. 42.
regiment, II. 586; X. 241; witnessed McCall, James H., VII. 375.
deed of Hog Island to George Me- McCall, Martha M., VII. 375.
Dougal, X. 236. McCall, Oliver W., VII. 375.
McAphie, see McPhee. McCall, William R., I. 55, 61; children
Macard, — , V. 312. of, VII. 375; gift of, II. 74; member
Macard, Gren, III. 362. State Pioneer Society, I. 90; VII. 10;
McArdle, Barney, IX. 140. sketch of, VII. 374; vice president Pio-
McArron, D., death of, XIII. 276; XIV. neer Society, III. xi., 108.
183. McCall, Mrs. William R., VII. 375.
McArthur, Alexander, second settler of MaCallister, John, VII. 86.
Corunna, IX. 86; XII. 382, 383. McCamley, Judge Eleazer, II. 200, 202,
McArthur, Gen. (Col.) Duncan, soldier 213, 216, 219.
of 1812, IV. 323; V. 374; VIII. x.; XV. McCamly, George, V. 265.
678; exchanged prisoner of war, XV. McCamly, Gilbert, V. 231.
206, 388; expedition of and list of vol- McCamly, Mrs. James, death of, XIII.
unteers, VIII. 652-654; on Thames 130.
river, XV. 660, 666, 678, 682; return to McCamly, Capt. John, V. 231.
Kentucky, XV. 680; treaty negotiated McCamly, Mark, V. 264, 265.
by, 1817, VI. 364, 379. McCamly, Mary (Mrs. Stewart), V. 266.
McArthur, Mrs. N., IV. 237. McCamly, Mrs. Milton, V. 244.
McArthur's blockhouse, XV. 94. McCamly, Robert, II. 210.
358
INDEX.
McCamly, Samuel (W.), III. 356; V. 231,
319-321.
McCamly, Judge Sands, II. 2 It, 213, 216,
219, 220, 240; III. 347, 349; V. 231, 256,
261, 266, 270, 277; assisted in founding
Augusta, V. 260; cares for the sick dur-
ing cholera epidemic, V. 263; children
of, V. 265; developed water power, III.
350; land entry, V. 263; member of
Augusta company, V. 386; memoir, V.
262; postmaster, III. 349; state sen-
ator, V. 264; tribute from George Wil-
lard, V. 264.
McCamly, Mrs. Sands, V. 263.
McCane, Maria (Mrs. Martin M.), II. 161.
McCaiin, John, color sergeant, wounded
in battle, VII. 118.
McCannon, Patrick, death of, VII. 545.
McCardell, — , III. 606.
McCargoe's cave, III. 207; ruins of
ancient mining, II. 46; III. 43.
McCarter, Miss Catherine J. (Mrs. S. S.
Campbell), XIV. 56.
McCarthy, see McCarty.
McCartney, Eleanor (Mrs. Silas A.
Yerkes), XIII. 385.
McCartney, Miss Fannie, III. 361.
McCartney, Hiram, death of, IX. 83.
McCartney, James, X. 116.
McCartney, John, land entry, X. 116.
McCartney, Peter and family, XI. 452.
McCarty, — , early settler of Saginaw,
VII. 232-234, 239.
McCarty, Andrew, V. 362.
McCarty, Mrs. Ann, death of, XIV. 185.
McCarty, David, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy>; on election roll,
1799, VIII. 509, 511.
McCarty, Duncan, in Fort Dearborn mas-
sacre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
McCarty, Edward, XII. 567, XIII. 354;
entered land in 1820, XIV. 431; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 511.
McCarty, Henry F., VII. 174.
McCarty, Rev. J. H., III. 236; XIII. 123.
McCarty, James, IV. 383; soldier of the
Black Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster
roll, 1832, VII. 349.
McCarty, John, death of, XI. 84.
McGarty, Johnsy, XII. 579.
McCarty, Maria C., I. 475.
McCarty, Nathaniel and family, XI. 452.
McCarty, Richard, VIII. 486; IX. 581; X.
336, 551; XV. 234; letter to John As-
kin, IX. 368; recommended as an inter-
preter by Capt. Bird, X. 337.
McCarty, Thomas, III. 34; VII. 232;
XIII. 354; member of the legislature,
VII. 234, 239.
McCarty, William, I. 475; IV. 58; VIII.
162, 647; on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
McCarty, Gen. William, soldier of the
war of 1812, VI. 360; IX. 214; XIV. 63.
McCarty, William M., VII. 351.
McCaslan, — , VIII. 472
McCaskey, Mrs. W. A., II. 64.
McCaughn, Dougald, V. 446.
McCauley, Judge — , I. 255.
McChesney, John, promoted to sergeant- «
major, VIII. 556.
McClain, A. D., corresponding member
of State Historical Society, XII. 328.
McClain, D., loss by fire, I. 347.
McClalen, Henry and Henry, bill of, VIII.
486.
McClarren, Nancy, death of, XI. 94.
McClary, Charlotte, V. 414.
McClary, Cornelia, V. 414.
McClary, Ephriam, IV. 232.
McClary, Mary, V. 414.
McClary, Deacon William, V. 385; VI.
309.
McClauskey, surveyor, XII. 653.
McClellan, Andrew, VII. 600.
McClellan. Duncan, lawsuit with Mc-
Lean, XIII. 355.
McClellan, Moses and wife, original
member of first M. E. church of Gales-
burg, X. 52.
McClelland, James and family, XI. 452.
McClelland, Gov. Robert, I. 282, 283, 512;
II. 108; III. 148; IV. viii, 365; V. 87,
200; VI. Ill, 369; VIII. 644; XIII. 288;
XIV. 30, 419; appointed C. A. Stacy
member of state board of education,
VIII. 167; appointed attorney general
by Gov. Mason, declined, IV. 454; con-
gressman, III. 123; IV. 455, 456; elect-
ed governor, III. 120, 121; XIV. 174;
extract from message, V. 483; funeral
of, IV. 457; gift of, XII. 332, 341;
mayor of Monroe, VI. 369n; member
of constitutional convention, 1835, IV.
454; XIII. 330; XIV. 407; member of
the legislature, speaker of the house,
IV. 454, 456; IX. 206; member of State
Historical Society, XII. 323; secretary
of the interior, IV. 455; sketch of, IV.
454.
McClennand, D., IX. 124.
McClennen, Mrs. Thomas J., V. 227.
McCleod, Capt., X. 225.
McCliff, V. 559.
McClintic, George W., death of, VIII. 29.
McClintock, Dr. — , VI. 50.
McClintock, William, I. 417.
McCloskey, James, cashier and embez-
zler, IV. 474.
McCloskey, Col. James, I. 345; VIII. 563,
661; X. 87; XII. 578, 580; XV. 661; ap-
pointed superintendent of building
first university buildings, VII. 44;
highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; land entry,
IV. 401; name in old account book, V.
561; signs call for meeting to instruct
delegate to congress, XII. 645; signs
petition for a representative in con-
gress, XII. 587.
INDEX.
359
McCloud, Dr. — , VII. 214.
McCloud, L. L., teacher, X. 7.
McClure, Dr. David, II. 308; IV. 260;
XIV. 102.
McClure, Edward, II. 205.
McClure, Helen A., IV. 196.
McClure, Henry, death of, XIII. 226
McClure, Henry B., attorney, graduate of
Middlebury college, IV. 260; resolu-
tions on death of, IV. 262.
McClure, Gen. Joseph, IX. 33; XV. 454,
461; at Eleven Mile creek, XV. 460.
McClure, Sergeant Thomas, soldier of
1812, V. 554.
McClurg, A. C. & Co., publishers, gift of,
IX. 11.
Maccodabinese, William, Indian, gradu-
ated from the university at Rome, IX.
129.
McCollister, — , on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
McCollum, Carrie, V. 417.
McCollum, Isaiah H., trustee, of Hillsdale
college, VI. 154, 162.
McCollum, Judge Joel, VI. 154.
McComas, Mrs. D. H., VII. 447.
McComb, see Macomb.
McComber, see Macomber.
McConkie, Dr. J. J., III. 292.
McConely, Eleazer, I. 130.
McConnell, Capt. — , II. 176; VII. 205.
McConnell, Daniel N., soldier of the Mex-
ican war, VI. 19.
McConnell, David M., III. 545.
McConnell, E., I. 240.
McConnell, Elizabeth, death of, VI. 341.
McConnell, Frank, death of, IX. 84.
McConnell, George, death of, XIV. 133.
McConnell, John, pioneer of 1830, II. 300,
314, 353; III. 504; VII. 464.
McConnell, Miss Maggie, II. 397.
McConnell, Mrs. Michael, death of, XIII.
276.
McConnell, Mitchell, death of, XIV. 182.
McConnell, Oscar H., II. 300.
McConnell, Mrs. Oscar H. (Miss Bur-
dick), X. 190.
McConnell, Rev. Richard, III. 237.
McConnell, Mrs. Willard, III. 599.
McConnell, Willard M., III. 591; XIII.
243, 244; death of, VIII. 68; member
building commission of Pontiac asy-
lum, XIII. 301.
McConnell, Mrs. Willard M. (Miss
Parke), III. 577.
McConnel & Rice, merchants, XI. 68.
McConoughey, Rev. A. N., trustee of
Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
McCook, Gen. — , war of the rebellion,
II. 616; IV. 147, 155, 156, 159.
McCool, Rev. T. P. and wife, II. 162, 170.
McCoonce, Prangoise, Pottawattomie
chief, XIII. 339.
McCoone, Timothy, soldier of 1812, taken
by British at Detroit, XV. 195.
McCord, David, land entry, IV. 401-403.
McCorkle, Rev. William A., I. 429.
McCormick, Lieut. — , wounded, XV. 238,
240.
McCormick, Miss (Mrs. Chas. Moran),
II. 65.
McCormick, Mrs. — , tells of Simon Girty,
VII. 125.
McCormick, A. W., VII. 293.
McCormick, Alexander, V. 501; IX. 398,
584; XI. 407, 451; XIII. 77.
McCormick, Ann, IV. 366.
McCormick, Capt. Archibald L., VII. 282.
McCormick, Charles vs. Alexander Mc-
Kee, XI. 625.
McCormick, Dr. Colin, III. 620; X. 205.
McCormick, Elizabeth (Mrs. Kinney),
III. 325; IV. 366.
McCormick, Hattie, IV. 194.
McCord*, Rev. J. D., III. 288.
McCormick, J. P., III. 281.
McCormick, James, III. 304, 320; VI.
212; VII. 273; XIII. 117, 378.
McCormick, James J., III. 320, 324, 326,
330; IV. 365, 371, 372, 380; VII. 271;
XIII. 117.
McCormick, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV.
139.
McCormick, Matilda, IV. 197.
McCormick, Robert, IV. ix, 365.
McCormick, Sarah (Mrs. Trombley) III
325; IV. 366.
McCormick, Capt. W., VIII. 653.
McCormick, William, death of, VIII. 97;
treasurer St. Joseph County Pioneer
Society, VI. 421.
McCormick, Mrs. William, death of, IX.
76.
McCormick, William B., XIV. 20.
McCormick, William R., I. 14; III. ix,
318, 325, 335; IV. vii, 7; V. vi; VI. v;
VII. vi, 255; XI. v; XIII. 6; gift of,
IV. 8; "Mounds and Mound Builders of
the Saginaw Valley," IV. 379-381; me-
morial report of Bay county, V. 224;
VI. 211; XI. 22; XIII. 117; XIV. 56;
original member State Pioneer Soci-
ety, I. 84; "Pioneer Incident," IV. 376;
"Pioneer Life in the Saginaw Valley,"
III. 602; "Reminiscences of Early
Saginaw," IV. 364, 366, 369, 376;
"Sketch of the Battle of Skull Island,"
XIII. 376; trip from Detroit to Sagi-
naw, VII. 271; vice president State
Pioneer Society, V. 1, 12, 13; VI. 3;
VII. ix, 3-6; VIII. xiii, 9; IX. xi; XI.
vii, 10; XIII. 26; XIV. vii, 17.
McCoskry, Eliza, officer of the Ladies'
Orphan Association, XIV. 417.
McCoskry, Miss Mary (Mrs. Stanton),
student of female seminary of Detroit,
1841, V. 545.
McCoskry, Bishop Samuel A., D. D., I.
459; III. 356; IV. 461; V. 319, 320, 281,
501, 538; IX. 184, 185; XII. 322; XIV.
360 INDEX.
417; consecrated bishop, III. 217; con- bursement, XIII. 71; signs petition for
secrated Bishop Gillespie, III. 219, protection in Indian trade, IX. 550;
220%; dedicated Trinity church of XI. 395, 484, 488; signs petition for
Bay City, VII. 312; elected bishop of removal of fort to island of Mackinac,
Michigan, IX. 144; first visit to Grand IX. 557.
Rapids, IV. 290, 292; laid corner stone McCrea, David & Co., merchants, IX.
of Trinity church, Marshall, IV. 217, 658.
219; member of the State Historical McCrae, Thomas, VIII. 482, 486-488; on
Society, XII. 320; organized church at census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608;
Marquette, VII. 177; resigned jurisdic- signs memorial to Sir George Prevost,
tion of Michigan, III. 221. XV. 252; and wife, on Detroit's census
McCoskry, Mrs. Samuel A., V. 546. roll, 1779, X. 316.
McCoskry, Dr. William, I. 345, 500; IV. McCrae, Thomas Jr., sheriff, furnished
478; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; sub- supplies for Wayne county court house
scription for purchase of gunpowder, and jail, 1803, VIII. 545.
VIII. 620; surgeon in Gen. Wayne's McCrary, Preston I., death of, IX. 54;
army, II. 569. X. 5.
McCosland, William, landlord, III. 471. McCray, J. B., III. 553.
McCourt, R., VII. 220. McCray, Marshall, III. 545.
McCourtie, Amanda, VIII. 196. McCready, Margarette, IV. 194.
McCourtie, Andrew J., VIII. 196. McCreery, Rev. Charles, V. 344.
McCourtie, Catherine, VIII. 196. McCreery, Reuben, biog., V. 344.
McCourtie, Edith, VIII. 196. McCreery, Col. William B., III. 438, 467;
McCourtie, Michael D., VIII. 196. V. 344; state treasurer, III. 468.
McCourtie, Rachel, VIII. 186. McCreery, Mrs. William B., III. 468.
McCourtie, Thomas, early settler of McCrone, Terrence, death of, VIII. 22.
Woodstock township, VIII. 196, 200. McCrumb, Cornelius, soldier of the war
MacCouse or Young Bear, see Ashtone- of 1812, II. 456; XIII. 264.
quet. McCrumb, Mrs. T. Simmons (Mrs. Cor-
McCowen, Henry, IV. 249; death of, XIII. nelius), biog., XIII. 240, 264.
189. McCulloch, Major — , III. 19.
McCowen, Mrs. Sarah, death of, XI. 38 McCulloch, Thomas, VII. 250.
McCoy, Capt. — , XV. 342, 353. McCullom, Jacob, V. 287.
McCoy, Benzern, III. 285. McCullom. William, V. 287.
McCoy, Christian A. (Mrs. Isaac) McCullough, Capt. — , killed by Indians,
mission teacher, I. 121; II. 376; cap- VI. 466.
tivity of family among Indians, V. 147. McCullough, Robert, I. 268.
McCoy, Rev. F. L., VIII. 36. McCully, Robert, assessor of Calhoun
McCoy, G., III. 280. county, 1833, II. 196.
McCoy, Rev. Isaac, founded Carey mis- McCune, J. N. M., III. 234.
sion, 1820, I. 121; II. 376. 377; V. 146; McCune, Mrs. Mary E.. death of, IX. 40.
established Baptist mission at Grand McCurdy, Hugh, VI. 330.
Rapids, 1826, IV, 288; memoir, V. 146. McCurdy, Nathaniel, death of, IX. 37.
McCoy, Mrs. Isaac, see McCoy, Christi- McCurley, James, original member of
ana. Washingtonian Society, XIII. 390, 391,
McCoy, Rev. M., of Carey mission, report McCutcheon, Isaac D., III. 414.
of Indians, XIV. 260, *261. McCutcheon, Joseph, VII. 174.
McCoy, Maria, death of, XI. 83. McDade, P., loss by fire, VI. 185.
McCoy, Mathew, XIV. 424. McDaniels, David, death of, VIII. 100.
McCracken, origin of name, XIV. 614. McDermaid, James, death of, XIII. 112,
McCracken. James G., death of, IV. 270. H3.
McCracken, Mrs. Mary (Miss Hutchin- McDermit, Richard, death of, VIII. 99.
son), sketch of, XIV! 612-614. McDermott, — , III. 441; VII. 204.
McCracken, S. B., editor, V. 130; XII. McDermott, Col. John, III. 331.
398; "Fifty Years Ago and Now," XIV. McDermott, John, member State Pioneer
609; original member State Pioneer Society, I. 86.
Society, I. 7, 8, 90. McDevitt, Sarah, death of, VIII. 45.
McCrae (Macrai), David, X. 307, 421, McDonald, — , III. 319.
481, 534, 600; altercation with Lieut. McDonald — , V. 533.
Mercer, IX. 595, 596; certified to fair McDonald Capt. — , war of 1812, V. 501;
treatment by Gov. Sinclair, X. 421; VI. 60; letter from Gen. Proctor, XV.
XIII. 63; letter to Lieut. Ford, X. 593; 297.
manager of general store at Mackinac, McDonald, Mrs. — , V. 448.
X. 307; XIII. 69; memorial to Gen. McDonald, A. R., VI. 196, 197, 211.
Haldimand, X. 446; petition for reim- McDonald, Alexander, supervisor Alpena
INDEX.
361
city, VI. 184; loss by fire. VI. 185, 186,
211.
McDonald, Lieut. Angus, British regi-
ment, IX. 621, 625; XV. 491; signs pe-
tition, XI. 395; salary, X. 638; wound-
ed, XV. 499; and family, XI. 452.
McDonald, Barney, death of, VII. 545.
McDonald, Christie, IV. 194.
McDonald, Daniel, VI. 174.
McDonald, Donald, IV. 194, 196.
McDonald, Mrs. Donald, IV. 196.
McDonald, Duncan, III. 53.
McDonald, Edward L., IV. 262.
McDonald, J. A., VI. 196.
McDonald, James, XIV. 190.
McDonald, Jane, IV. 194.
McDonald, Judge John, see McDonell,
John.
McDonald, John, death of, XIV. 184.
McDonald, Mary, IV. 194.
McDonald, Peter, loyalist, XI. 451- XIII
77.
McDonald, R. H., II. 77.
McDonald, Mrs. Randall, death of, XIV.
186.
McDonald, Reynold. XI. 345.
McDonald, William, V. 461; VII. 228,
258, 259; XI. 630; XIV. 416.
McDonald, William A., student of branch
university at Detroit, V. 543.
McDonald & Shaw, certify to fair treat-
ment of Gov.- Sinclair; X. 421; XIII.
63.
McDonall (McDonell), Lieut. -Col. Rob-
ert, XV. 78, 272, 295, 318, 350, 351;
561, 563, 590, 591, 593-595, 602, 604,
634, 635, 637, 647. 648, 654. 633; com-
manded at Michilimackinac, XV. 578;
commended, XV. 636, 639; letters from
Lieut. Bulger, XV. 641, Edward De-
war, XV. 169, Col. McKay, XV. 623,
Gen. Proctor, XV. 314, 325, 330. to. Gen.
Drummond, XV. 564, 610. 616, 629, 643,
Lieut-Col. McKay, XV. 630; negotiates
treaty for release of prisoners, XV.
183; received invoice of Indian pres-
ents, XV. 606, 607, 613, 647; requests
more supplies, XV. 516; sent to Eng-
land with despatches, XV. 336; speech
to Indians, XV. 581-584.
McDonell, — , XII. 88, 93, 108, 212.
McDonell, A., III. 329.
McDonell, Alexander J. D., member of
the Brady Guards, XIII. 525.
McDonell, James, I. 345; VIII. 544.
McDonell (McDonald), Judge John, I.
501; II. 386, 388, 401, 572; VII. 45n; X.
87; XII. 595; affidavit complimenting
Judge Woodward, XII. 640; chief jus-
tice, IV. 106; collector of Detroit, I.
471; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; mem-
ber of convention, 1835, I. 512; mem-
ber territorial legislature, IV. 473, 477;
organized colored school, I. 453; pro-
motes public amusements, XII. 662;
46
remained British subject at close of
revolutionary war, VIII. 411; report of
stores issued at Michilimackinac, 1783,
XI. 336, 339, 352; signed address to
Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656; signs
call for meeting to instruct delegate to
congress, XII. 645; and family, XI. 452.
McDonell, Mrs. John, I. 368, 371.
McDonell, Miles, governor of Hudson
Bay, VII. 95.
McDonnell, Richard, XII. 579.
McDonell & Mann, attorneys, III. 329.
McDonell's church, British troops at,
XV. 443.
McDonough, William, soldier of the Mex-
ican war, died in Mexico, VII. 116.
McDougall, — , XII. 169, 171.
McDougall, Ensign — , X. 453; XI. 340;
present at Indian councils, X. 543, 550;
XIII. 93.
McDougall, Miss -- (Mrs. B. Campau),
IV. 472.
McDougall, Mrs. — , VIII. 643.
McDougall, Andrew, death of, XI. 40.
McDougal, George, pioneer of Washtenaw
county, addressed meeting of pioneers,
I. 78; death of, VI. 447.
McDougall, George, attorney (colonel,
major), I. 345; IV. 342. 472; VII. 565;
VIII ix., x., 341, 558, 560, 595, 652, 661;
X. 87, 229, 598; XII. 332, 339; XIII.
483, 484; address to Judge Woodward
relative to justices of the peace, XII.
533; captain of first regiment Wayne
county militia, 1803, general orders,
VIII. 543, 620; chief justice, V. 559;
first postmaster of Desmond, XIII.
336; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; judge
of probate, I. 433; lighthouse keeper
at Desmond (Port Huron), XIII. 335,
336; letter from Aaron Greely with
patent of land. VIII. 602, to Joseph
Visger, VIII. 523, Gov. Hull, VIII. 578;
member of Gen. McArthur's expedi-
tion, VIII. 654; member of grand jury
which investigated Gov. Hull et al.,
VIII. 589; member of State Historical
Society, XII. 319; merchant, XII. 162;
name in old account book, V. 560; pre-
sented petition to legislature for im-
proved laws in Michigan territory,
VIII. 579-582; proceedings in contested
election case, VIII. 518-520-527; pro-
moted public amusements, XII. 662;
protested against banishment from De-
troit by Col. Proctor, VIII. 640, 641;
signed address to Maj. William A. Put-
huff, VIII. 656; signed call for meeting
to instruct delegate to congress, XII.
645; signed memorial of Wayne county
bar to governor and judges, XII. 552;
signed memorial to judges citing er-
rors of clerk, XII. 639; signed petition
for a representative in congress, XII.
587, for improved mail service, XIII.
362
INDEX.
336; slave holder, 1. 415; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 538, 539.
McDougal, Lieut. (Capt.) George, British
soldier, II. 572, 585-587; IX. 433, 461,
538; bill for dancing, III. 27; death
mentioned, IX. 635; X. 399; memorial
to Earl Hillsborough relative to Hog
Island, X. 241-244; obtains possession
of Belle Isle (Hog Island), 1769, II.
592-595; X. 234-236; XIII. 66; refutes
charges of citizens of Detroit relative
to Hog Island, X. 239-241; volunteered
to meet Pontiac, made prisoner, escape
of, VI. 508; VIII. 285, 293, 308, 321,
322, 332, 341, 342, 346, 353, 354, 357,
360.
McDougall, George Jr., II. 587-590, 592.
McDougall, Mrs. George, X. 394, 413;
promised assistance from Gen. Haldi-
mand, IX. 635, 638.
McDougall, James, XI. 345; early or-
chards of Windsor, X. 71.
McDougall, John Robert, sells Belle Isle,
II. 587-593.
McDougall, Mrs. Maggie, death of, IX. 37.
McDougall, Robert, II. 572; IV. 472; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%;
promoted public amusements, XII.
662; remained British subject at close
of revolutionary war. VIII. 411; tax-
able property, 1802, VIII. 533, 535.
McDouglass, — , XI. 388.
MacDowall, Capt. — , XV. 253.
McDowell, Rev. Ebenezer, VII. 107;
member of Congregational convention
1842, XII. 358.
McDowell, Col. — , VII. 201; speech to
Indians, XV. 582, 583.
McDowell, Alexander, XIV. 287, 310.
McDowell, John D. R. P., member of the
Brady Guards, XIII. 525.
McDowell, Samuel, I. 329.
McDuff, Mrs. Catherine, XIII. 113.
McDuffee, H. C., III. 292.
McDuffie, George, southern orator, X 11
15, 19.
McDuffie, James, death of, XIII. 230.
McEachron, C. D., VII. 287.
McEahren, Sarah A., IV. 195.
McEgan, John, death of, XIII. 129.
McEldouney, Andrew, death of, VII. 552.
McEldouney, Rev. J., III. 236; X. 208
209.
McElrath, Elizabeth, death of, IX. 75.
McElroy, — , I. 209.
McElroy, Mrs. Alice. V. 528.
McElvery, John, III. 568.
McEntee, John, death of, XIV. 184.
McErgan, John and wife, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 318.
McEvoy, Thomas, VII. 219.
McEwan, Alexander, III. 323; V. 227;
XI. 25.
McEwan, Flora, IV. 195.
McEwan, James P., death of, XI. 25.
McEwan, John, III. 323, 324, 328; II. 25;
sketch of, V. 227.
McEwan, John & Son, V. 227.
McEwan, Mrs. John, V. 227; XI. 25.
McEwan, Margaret, IV. 193, 194.
McEwan, Rebecca, IV. 196.
McEwan, William, III. 323, 324, 330; V.
227; sketch of, XI. 23, 25.
McEwan Bros., III. 323; XI. 25.
McFarlan, Mrs. — (Miss Griswold),
XIII. 386.
McFarlan, Alexander, III. 438, 457, 462,
463; IV. 244.
McFarlan, David, IV. 60.
McFarlan, Joseph, VII. 233.
McFarlan, Robert, "Battle of Fighting
Island," or the "Patriot War," VII. 89.
McFarlan, A. C., commissioner of the
land office, X. 61.
McFarland, Mrs. Ann, VII. 437.
McFarland, Miss Betsey, missionary at
Mackinac, 1823, III. 155.
McFarland, David A., II. 584.
McFarland, Jeannette, IV. 194.
McFarland, Patrick, Vlt. 555.
McFarland, Peter, IV. 194.
McFarlane, — , noncombatant on parole,
XV. 460.
McFarlane, Miss — , VI. 294.
Macfarlane, Rev. — , VI. 337.
McFarlin, John, death of, XI. 97.
McFarlin, Walter, II. 582.
AlcFarran, Alexander, I. 426, 428.
McFarren, Nancy (Mrs. A. B. Munn), XI.
32.
McForsyth, — , XII. 79.
McGaffey, George, V. 504; VI. 421.
McGaffey, Neil, attorney, XI. 312.
MacGarvin, — , VIII. 613.
McGee, James, II. 527.
McGee, Melville, II. 300; III. 503; VII.
461.
McGee, Melvin, student of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 146.
McGee, Thomas, attorney, II. 311, 313-
315; III. 508; judge of probate, II. 300.
McGill, James, merchant of Montreal, IX.
362, 363, 552, 574, 596, 602; XII. 8;
foreman of grand jury, 1778, X. 294;
letter from Noah Freer, XV. 213,
to Mr. Freer, XV. 213, unaddressed,
XI. 461; member of confidential board,
XV. 210.
McGill, John Sr., on tax roll levied for
repairing fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII.
466; signs petition for protection in
the Indian trade, XI. 484, 488.
McGill, John Jr., VII. 555, 556.
McGill & Lord, furnished boats to Maj.
DePuyster, IX. 386.
McGill & Patterson, sign memorial for
protection of trade, 1780, IX. 552.
McGill & Todd, see Todd & McGill.
McGill, Richardson & McGillivray, their
letter to Sir George Prevost, XV. 202.
INDEX.
363
McGillis, Donald, loyalist, XI. 451, XIII.
77.
McGillivray, Lieut.-Col. William, XV.
271n, 377, 396; letter from Noah
Freer, XV. 213; member of confidential
board, XV. 210; prepares a wampum
belt for Indians, XV. 217.
McGillivrays, McTavish & Co., XV. 141,
282, 483, 484; letter to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. £91.
McGillivray, Richardson & McGill, letter
to Sir George Prevost, XV. 202.
McGinnis, — , VI. 244.
McGinnis, Bernard M., death of, XIV.
191.
McGinnis, H., VI. 227.
McGinnis, Patrick, member of the legis-
lature, II. 86.
McGlone, P., II. 502.
McGonegal, Edward, biog., XI. 108.
McGould, Thomas, land entry, II. 450.
McGowan, Gen. — , III. 171, 175, 176.
McGowan, Jonas (James) H., congress-
man, III. 124; IX. 23; principal of
Coldwater school, IX. 95.
McGowan, Thomas, death of, XIV. 192.
McGowen, Michael, V. 505.
McGraft & Montgomery, I. 288, 290, 294.
McGrath, J. W., VII. 600.
McGrath, John, VI. 330.
McGraw, — , VII. 344.
McGraw, — , X. 18.
McGraw, A. C., V. 544; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 86; store, I. 500.
McGraw, A. C. & Co., IV. 437.
McGraw, Edward, member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 321.
McGraw, Miss Hattie, instructor in
school for deaf and dumb, III. 445,
446.
McGraw, John, sketch of, III. 332.
McGraw, Dr. T. A., IV. 448, 449; VII 602
607, 617.
McGraw, Thomas H., XIII. 372.
McGraw, William, III. 645.
McGree, Daniel, death of, XI. 130.
McGregan, Alexander, U. S. prisoner of
war at Montreal, XV. 306.
McGregor, Capt. — , X. 311; and wife, on
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
McGregor, Col. - - (Maj.), II. 100; V.
533; VIII. 529, 530; XII. 8, 89; capture
release, offers reward for capture of
Jas. Knaggs, IV. 323; contractor with
British government, IV. 325, 326.
McGregor, Lieut., XV. 458, 499, 503;
commended, XV. 459; dissatisfaction
of troops, XV. 508; wounded, XV. 509.
McGregor, Rev. D., III. 240, 243; XIV.
554.
McGregor, Duncan, owned steamer
Thames, VII. 86; boat burned, XIII.
599.
McGregor, George, XI. 344; report of
batteaus and piroques in Detroit, 1779,
IX. 648.
McGregor, Capt. Gregor, interpreter, IX.
473; X. 612; appointed sheriff of the
district of Hesse, XI. 622; bill for
dancing, III. 27, 34; letter to Lord Dor-
chester, XI. 650; on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605; salary, XIII. 75.
McGregor, James, XII. 655; land entry,
III. 570; original stockholder in De-
troit's first bank, VIII. 575; remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
McGregor, John, county treasurer, 1875-6,
I. 519.
McGregor, John, VII. 174; XII. vii, 655;
original stockholder in Detroit's first
bank, VIII. 575; promoted public
amusements, XII. 662; remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 411; signature on lease of
house dated 1802, VIII. 527, 528.
McGregor & Innes, proprietors of boat
Thames, XV. 64.
McGregor Bros., VII. 86.
McGregory, Capt. Patrick, commanded
expedition to Mackinaw, 1686, VIII.
421.
McGruder, — , VII. 72.
McGuerren, Frank E., attorney, XI. 312.
McGuffey, William Holmes, college presi-
dent, remarks on western colleges, I.
42.
McGuire, — , VIII. 559.
McGuire, Sergeant — , XV. 353.
McGuire, Constant, II. 273, 353.
McGuire, John, clerk of markets, XIV.
415.
McGuire, Thomas, XI. 58; biog., XI. 61.
McGulpin, John, signs report of the
"Nancy," XV. 426.
McGulpin, Patrick, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 609.
Machedash (Mackidash) Supply depot,
amount of flour and pork stored at,
XV. 472; recommended for naval de-
pot, XV. 449.
McHenry, A. J., I. 296.
McHenry, James, secretary of war, XI.
113; XIII. 495.
McHenry, Mrs. Permelia (Miss O'Dell),
memoir, XI. 113.
McHenry, T. L., VI. vii; "Tour of the
Lakes," VI. 503.
Machethie (Machekethe) on the Wabash,
Tecumseh met English messenger XV
88, 89.
Machiquenish, Chippewa chief, IX. 530,
548.
McHubert, Rev. — , on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 611.
Mcllvain, Isaac, original member of
State Historical Society, V. 3; XII.
316.
Mcllvaine, Bishop Charles P.. I. 42; III.
217; VI. 379; IX. 144; honorary mem-
364
INDEX.
ber State Historical Society, XII. 321;
letter of, I. 43.
Mclntaffer, Jacob, V. 400; X. 183.
Mclntire, Lieut., exchanged as prisoner
of war, XV. 285.
Mclntire, Rev. C. C., VII. 408-410.
Mclntosh, Gen. (Col.), III. 20, 23; IX.
427; X. 310; commander at Fort Gra-
tiot, 1843, XI. 251; death mentioned,
XL 255.
Mclntosh, Miss — , V. 540.
Mclntosh, Agnes, IV. 194; remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Mackintosh, Alexander, captain of the
Nancy, XV. 426, 465, 564; attacked at
St. Glair Rapids, escape, XV. 412;
defended the boat, XV. 421; signs me-
morial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252.
Mclntosh. Angus. I. 345, 470; VIII. 515;
XV. 485; letter to Maj. Murray, XII.
21; signs memorial to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 252.
Mclntosh, Angus & Co., signs petition for
better trade facilities, XL 461.
Mclntosh, Duncan, IV. 226; signs memo-
rial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252.
Mclntosh, Edward, soldier of the Mexi-
can war, VI. 19.
Mclntosh, Eliza H., IV. 195.
Mclntosh, James, II. 588; remained Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 410; signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Mclntosh, Jane, IV. 194.
Mclntosh, Mary, IV. 194.
Mclntosh, Minnie, IV. 194.
Mclntosh, Robert, I. 210, 347.
Mclntosh, Capt. William, IX. 282.
Macintosh and Forsith Dyce, on Detroit's
census roll, 1779, X. 316.
Mclntyre. — , II. 436.
Mclntyre, John, death of, IX. 83.
Mclntyre, John F., attorney, XI. 312.
Mclntyre, Samuel, death of, VI. 271.
Mclntyre, Miss Margaret, I. 297.
Mclver, Andrew, I. 267.
Mack, Abner, V. 434.
Mack, Almon, death of, VIII. 68.
Mack, Andrew, II. 471', 483-485; III. 142;
VI. 414; buys newspaper interest, I.
393; bids on land. I. 504; collector of
Detroit, I. 471, 500; X. 104.
Mack, B., early teacher, XIV. 345.
Mack, Fanny, I. 423.
Mack. Jesse, VII. 607.
Mack, John, III. 580.
Mack, Mary, II. 447.
Mack, Mrs. Mary, death of, IX. 18.
Mack, Col. Stephen, I. 24, 470; III. 223,
571, 574; IV. 190. 459; V. 540; VI. 385;
XIII. 316; XIV. 590; entered first land
in Pontiac township, III. 567, 570; VII.
558, 560; finished six miles of road be-
tween Detroit and Pontiac, X. 85, 87;
founded Pontiac, II. 15; XIV. 153;
highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; member
of legislative council, 1824, III. 562;
member of "Pontiac company," III.
560; residence of, IV. 472; signed ad-
dress to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII.
656; subscription of, for the purchase
of gunpowder, VIII. 620.
Mack, Mrs. Stephen and daughters, con-
verted to Mormonism, XIV. 618.
Mack, Temperance, I. 423.
Mack & Conant, I. 501; III. 223; IV. 472;
built government turnpike, price re-
ceived, XIV. 537; fur dealers, IV. 120;
notes from an old account book kept
by, V. 558; proprietors of the "Mink,"
VIII. 234.
Mack & Emerson, IV. 190.
Mack & Miller, IV. 326.
Mack & Schmid, I. 336.
McKabe, James, IV. 375.
McKain's Corners, XIII. 518.
Mackalley, John, murdered Richard
Fells, case cited, XII. 485.
McKamora, — , furnished information to
Maj. DePeyster, IX. 385.
Mackat6p61icit6, Ottawa chief, VIII. 273,
277, 286.
McKaugh, Indian chief, totem on old
deeds, X. 129.
Mackay, Miss — , teacher, I. 448.
McKay, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, see Mc-
kee,- Alexander.
Mackay, Lieut. (Capt.) ^Eneas, IX. 624;
accompanied Gov. Cass on exploring
tour, V. 8.
McKay, Casey, early settler of Augusta,
V. 386; VI. 225.
Mackay, John, III. 34.
McKay, Prof. John D., B. A., V. 267;
graduate of the University of Michi-
gan, XIV. 366.
McKay, Mary (Mrs. C. H. Beach), XIV.
75.
McKay, Normand, letter to Capt. Grant,
IX. 606; master of the "Felicity," IX.
601-603; order from Gov. Sinclair, IX.
605.
McKay, Capt. William, IX. 594; XV. 377,
423, 650, 651; report to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 656; military school, VII.
514.
McKea, — , V. 533.
McKean, Miss Juliette, II. 445.
McKean (McKain), Gov. Thomas, III. 95.
McKee, — , halfbreed in command of In-
dians near Detroit, 1812, IV. 327.
McKee (McKay), Col. Alexander, I. 345;
III. 53, 327, 330, 395; VIII. 397; IX.
417, 419, 445, 451, 464, 470, 479, 480,
626; X. 370, 378-380. 402, 413, 419, 420,
423, 510, 534, 537, 545, 574, 576, 582,
585, 598, 629, 633, 634; XL 321, 336,
344. 368, 369, 408, 410, 419, 423, 436,
443-445, 447; XII. 10, 27, 44-46, 104,
INDEX. 365
109-111, 120, 122, 123, 142, 144, 145, Cormick, XI. 625.
148-150, 153, 157, 163, 164, 167, 170, McKee, Mrs. Alexander, XII. 87.
179-181, 183, 186, 198, 211, 249, 263, McKee, D., exhibit of fruit, 1858, X. 83.
271, 272, 297-301, 305; XIII. 43, 46, 47, McKee, James, II. 300; letter from Col.
66; XV. 172, 174, 347, 442, 552, 553, McKee, XI. 375.
639, 654; agreement with Mr. Thorn, McKee, James H., attorney, VII. 499, 500,
XII. 215; appointed justice of the 506.
court of common pleas of the district McKee, John, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
of Hesse, XI. 621; at Green Bay, XV. McKee, S. M., bank clerk, VI. 323.
612; commanded expedition against McKeehan, Dr. Samuel, surgeon's mate,
Gen. Clark on the Mississippi, XV. 611, VIII. 640; XV. 366; captured while
612; demanded surrender of Fort Prai- carrying flag of truce, XV. 236, 280,
rie du Chien, XV. 619, 620; "Descrip- 304; case reported to Col. Thomas
tion and Capture of Fort Prairie du Barclay, XV. 363, 364; letters to Lieut.
Chien," XV. 623-628; extract from jour- Dudley, XV. 280, 282, Maj.-Gen. Dear-
nal of, XII. 24; furnished goods to In- born, XV. 304; ordered to River Raisin
dians, III. 26, 31, 32, 34; Indian agent to care for wounded prisoners, XV.
and salary, VIII. 490; IX. 485; X. Ill; 235; treatment in Montreal prison, XV.
XIII. 75; illness of, XII. 168; influence 280-283, 286.
among Indians, III. 18, 20; XV. 527; McKee, Thomas, VIII. 395; letter to Wil-
left Detroit, XII. 249; letters from Jo- liam Glaus, XV. 24; unaddressed, XV.
seph Brant, XII. 49, Edmund Burke, 212; signs requisition for Indian sup-
XII. 159, 169, 171, Capt. Caldwell, XII. Plies, XII. 286, 289.
Ill, Maj. Close, XII. 9, Maj. DePeyster, McKeel, Oscar, death of, XIII. 113.
X. 370-373, 377, 394, 395, 404, 414, 426, McKeen, Silas, II. 444.
452, 494, 509, 512, 522, 541, 565, 584, McKeever, Eleanor (Mrs. Dougherty),
586, 600, 623, 630, 631, 648, 651; XI. 323, signaled lover with flag, XIII. 124.
340, 359, 363; XIII. 41, 47, Thomas Mackellar, William C., death of, VIIL
Duggan, XII. 61, 64, 68, 71, 72, 77-79, 101, 105.
84, 85, 88, 89, 92, 160, 190, 193, 195, 216, McKelvy, John, III. 472.
217, Wm. Edgar, X. 630, Capt. Elliott, Mack-e-moot, Pottawattomie Indian, III.
XII. 52, 55, 67, 88, 168, Lieut.-Col. Eng- 3™-
land, XII. 53, 60-63, 65, 66, 69-71, 73-77, McKenna, — , VII. 208.
80, 92-94, 153, 154, 186-188, Mr. Fry, X. McKenney, B. F., trustee of Hillsdale
597, Simon Girty, XII. 186, Lieut.-Gov. college, VI. 163.
Hamilton, X. 285, Capt. LaMothe, XII McKenney, Thomas L., "Birchen Canoe,"
78, 156, 194, 219, Land Board of Hesse VIL 162.' "Tour of the Lakes," ex-
XII. 26, Capt. McLean, XII. 292, Nor- tracts from' JV. 89, 95; VI. 504.
man McLeod, X. .283; Macomb & Ma- McKennon, Thomas, death of, V. 527.
comb, X. 648; Maj. Murray, XII. 13, McKenzie, Lieut, U. S. A., passenger on
Thomas Lusby, XII. 58, Joseph Per- last triP of Walk-in-the- Water, IV. 114;
kins, XV. 619, 620, Lieut, Schieffelin member of North West Co., XV. 683.
XII. 85, Lieut. Selby, XII. 47, 50-52* Mackenzie, Miss — (Mrs. Prideaux Gir-
William Wilson, XII. 55, 67; letters to ty)' Ix- 126> 127-
Capt. Caldwell, X. 646, A. Coffin XII McKenzie, Alexander, interpreter, VIII
181, Joseph Chew, XII. 95, 120 151 53°: XI. 523; XII. 177, 187, 198, 423;
165, 178, 189, 195-202, 236-238, 243 Maj' xv- 69> 174, 311; in charge Indian
DePeyster, X. 516, 525-527, 535- II presents for Michilimackinac, XII. 162;
362, 385; XIII. 41, 42; Gen. Haldimand xv- 647> 648; report of U. S. army,
X. 341, 581, Sir John Johnson, XI. 457, xv- 6-
482; XII. 24, Land Board of Hessei Mackenzie, Dr. Alexander, VII. 127.
XII. 28, Col. McDonell, XV. 623, 630, McKenzie, Charles M., VIII. 200; member
James McKee, XI. 375, Capt. Perkins Nurserymen and Fruit Growers Asso-
XV. 619, 620, letter unaddressed, XII. ciation, X. 81.
176; member of the Land Board of Mackenzie, Daniel, VII. 127.
Hesse, XII. 17; order for goods in In- McKenzie, George, death of, VII. 545.
dian department, XII. 170; present at McKenzie, Capt. H., letter to Sec. Hat-
Indian councils, IX. 442, 452; X. 462; ton, XV. 51.
XI. 470; XIII. 89, 90, 95, 105; XV. 358; McKenzie, James D., killed in battle be-
prisoner at Fort Pitt, reported condi- fore city of Mexico, VII. 120.
tions of fort, IX. 435, 436; receipt for Mackenzie, John, VII. 127; XI. 423; on
money order to A. &. W. Macomb, X. census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
338; reported deficiency of stores at McKenzie, W. L., VII. 82.
Michilimackinac, 1793, XII. 41. McKernan, John Q., member of the leg-
McKee, Alexander, ads. Charles Me- islature, 1863, VII. 226.
366
INDEX.
McKerron, Nellie, floral gift to Mr. Havi-
land, VIII. 78.
McKettrick, Agnes, IV. 196.
McKettrick, Isabella, IV. 196.
McKettrick, Margaret, IV. 196.
McKey (McKay), Anthony, state sena-
tor, I. 239, 244, 245, 248; II. 371; III.
553.
Mackie, — , of New York, VIII. 243; pas-
senger on first steamboat on Saginaw
river, XIII. 353, 361.
Mackie & Co., VIII. 243.
Mackie, Oakley & Jennison, VII. 240.
McKillip, XII. 111.
McKillip, Mrs. — , XII. 167.
McKillip & Jacob, sign petition for bet-
ter trade facilities, XI. 461; ads. Cad-
well & Elliott, XI. 624.
McKim, Mrs. George, death of, XIII. 282.
Mackinac band of Indians, desert to Brit-
ish, XV. 152; visit Detroit, XV. 146.
Mackinac Company, VI. 343.
Mackinac (Michellimackinac, Michili-
mackina, Michilimakinong, Michilima-
quenay, Missilimakinac, Missilimaki-
nak) county, organized, how named, I.
272; II. 361; VII. 173; clerks of, VI.
349; collectors of customs, Indian
agents, probate judges, VI. 348, 349;
furnished half the fur of trade, XIII.
68; Indian names in, XII. 375; num-
ber of delegates for convention of 1836,
XI. 157; sketch of in 1818, X. 65;
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, VI: 519;
vote of, 1887, on prohibition amend-
ment, XIII. 404.
Mackinac (Michilimackinac) fort, Indi-
an name and location, XII. 376;
amount of flour and pork ordered for
yearly supply, XV. 617; amount of
liquors received for one month, X.
468; amount of provisions ship-
ped from Nottawasaga to, XV. 637;
amount of rations issued, 1872-3, X.
252; "Annals of the Old Fort," VI. 343-
346; artificers of the 84th regiment at
garrison, 1789, XI. 416; assigned to
Ojibway for destruction, XIII. 313;
bills, certificates, invoice orders, re-
ceipts and reports for garrison sup-
plies. IX. 387, 653, 654; X. 363-366, 369,
383-389, 421, 441-443, 513, 533. 564, 565,
579; XI. 332, 335, 416, 417; XII. 41, 82,
103, 117, 182; XV. Ill, 114, 167, 200,
224, 258, 265-267, 273, 425, 447, 563,
564, 632; British troops, number at,
1812, XV. 190, 208; Canadian families
from St. Joseph removed to, XIII. 59;
captured by the British, plan of attack,
XIII. 499; XV. 8, 72, 103, 108-110, 141,
618; defense of, XV. 424; celebration
of the King's birthday, 1814, speech of
Col. McDonell, XV. 581-584; command-
ed by De LaMothe Cadillac, size of fort,
I. 484; VIII. 386, 423; commanded by
Capt. Bullock, XV. 433; corn for
garrison, price of, X. 592-594, 666; II.
325, 331, 339, 346, 352, 395; XII. 206,
207; expenditures of garrison and In-
dian department, X. 382-389, 457-461,
519-521, 557-565, 636; XII. 311-315; XV.
433, 434; flag of truce sent to, order
concerning, XV. 591; garrison ex-
changed courtesies with British, secure
loan of pork, XV. 40; garrison
orders, X. 477; general store, X.
305; XIII. 69; importance of lo-
cation, II. 99; XV. 617; Indians fur-
nished sugar to garrison, XII. 206-208,
215, 216, 240; Indian presents, invoice
of, X. 484, 496, 497, 579-581, 596; II.
356; XII. 41, 82, 157, 174, 182, 241, 247;
XV. 606, 613-616, 644-649, 654; Indian
stores captured by British, XV. 225;
investigation ordered, X. 661, 672;
invoice of ordnance, ammunition and
stores captured by Capt. Roberts, XV.
Ill; massacre, VII. 153; VIII. 364;
XIV. 665; merchants' certificate, XIII.
63; invoice of goods, IX. 650; peti-
tions, X. 286, 288, 367, 599; XI. 393,
497; XIII. 57; mission established
1671, description of church, I. 482,
484; II. 98; III. ' 13, 155, 157;
VIII. 418; IX. 129; prize money
ordered paid, XV. 567; relinquished by
the British, VII. 153; removed to
island, IX. 573; X. 390; salaries of
British employes, 1782, X. 636-638;
scarcity of provisions, XV. 466, 496;
sketch of the fort, X. 641-645; XII. 33;
subscription for missionary, X. 288;
traders' receipt to government for pay-
ment of claims, X. 600; weakness of,
XI. 442; XV. 72.
Mackinac Island (Indian meaning Great
Turtle), VII. 198; XIII. 68; XIV. 664;
amount received by Indians on, 1812,
,XV. 195; agents of fur company assem-
bled at, III. 125; description and illus-
tration, 1780, X. 390, 391i/o ; XII. 33;
described by Cadillac, 1695, XIV. 659;
by Samuel Robertson, 1781, IX. 642;
distance from Detroit, XV. 62;. fort re-
moved to, IX. 573; X. 390; XIV. 665;
Gov. Hull addressed Indians on, VIII.
567; early names of, VI. 351, 351n;
XII. 376, 379; Indian 'councils on, X.
567; XI. 490; XII. 622; XIII. 107; In-
dian resort, X. 635; XIII. 71; mutual
ground for Indians, III. 155; national
park, I. 273; owned by Chippewa In-
dians, X. 635; place of safety, XIV.
655; population of, 1818, III. 125;
short route from to Montreal, XIII.
318; "trip from to Lake Superior," IX.
643-646; "trip to from Rome, N. Y.,
with powder and clothing for sol-
diers," XIII. 520; visited by Gabriel
INDEX. 367
Richard, letter concerning, I. 484. sity, VI. 161.
Mackinac mission established, 1671, I. McKoy, — , I. 51.
482, 484; II. 98; III. 13, 15, 157; VIII. McLachlin, Dyckes, member of the legis-
418; IX. 129. lature, VI. 383; member State Pioneer
Mackinaw village (old), VI. 355. Society, I. 86; VII. 10.
McKindlay, John, signs petition for pro- McLain, David, I. 345.
tection in the Indian trade, XL 484. McLane, David, highway tax, 1812, IV.
McKindley, Patrick, salary, IX. 647. 409.
McKinley, Andrew, XIV. 424. McLane, Jennie, IV. 195.
McKinley, John G., death of, IX. 60. McLaren, Alexander, II. 573; VII. 555,
McKinley, Patrick, IX. 463. 556.
McKinney, — , XIII. 532. McLaren, Berthea, IV. 195.
McKinney, Col. — , IV. 118. McLaren, Daniel, IV. 194.
McKinney, Mrs. Bridget, death of, IX. McLaren lake, VII. 555.
40. McLaughlin, Capt. — , IV. 144; in charge
McKinney, Rev. I. J. B., II. 501, 502. of prisoners, IV. 151, 160.
McKinney, Ira, biog., XIII. 117. McLaughlin, David, county clerk in 1875-
McKinney, James, VI. 340. 6, I. 520.
McKinney, John, publisher, secretary of McLaughlin, James, III. 304.
state and treasurer, VI. 95, 440. McLaughlin, Mrs. James, drowned, III.
McKinney, Robert, land entry, II. 449. 305.
McKinney, Rev. W. P., II. 160. McLaughlin, Dr. John, Hudson Bay Com-
McKinnon, Donald, IV. 195. pany, VII. 497, 504, 505; XIV. 551;
McKinstry, Capt. Augustus, I. 471; IV. sketch of, XV. 552.
81. McLaughlin & Harris, XII. 383.
McKinstry, Maj. David C., I. 18; II. 15, Maclay, Capt. W. D., III. 175, 176.
572, 579; IV. 190; VI. 108, 109; XII. McLean, A. W., VIII. 640.
573; XIII. 532; changed church into McLean, Brig. Gen. Allen, X. 279, 332,
theatre, IV. 462; land entry, III. 568; 362, 662, 670, 671; II. 324, 341, 342, 378,
member of board of commissioners of 406; letters from Maj. De Peyster, XI.
internal improvement, XIII. 357; mem- 321, 388; Gen. Haldemand, XI. 361;
ber "Pontiac company," III. 560; mu- Capt. Robertson, XI. 375; receives per-
seum of, I. 385, 470; name in old, ac- mit to return to England, XI. 396.
count book, V. 560; platted St. Clair, McLean, Charles, VII. 239; enforced road
IV. 356; pleasure garden, IV. 465; tax of Duncan McLellan, XIII. 355,
treasurer of Wayne county, 1821, X. 357; landlord, location of tavern, XIII.
85; vote for presidential elector, 1836, 356.
II. 312. McLean, D., XV. 336.
McKinstry, Justus, of Hudson, N. Y., gift McLean (McClain, McLain), David, con-
of, XII. 319. stable, 1798, I. 345-347.
McKinstry, Noble, I. 129, 130; II. 234. McLean, Donald, A. M., M.. D., instruc-
Mackintosh, see Mclntosh. tor in University of Michigan, VII.
McKirgan, John, on census roll of De- 607; VIII. 35; XIII. 136.
troit, 1782, X. 608; remained British McLean, Capt. (Lieut.) Hector, aide to
subject at close of revolutionary war Gen. Proctor, XII. 276, 277, 286; XV.
VIII. 411. 133, 229, 232, 234, 311, 312, 361, 442;
Macklen, Miss Grace, VI. 227. bearer of despatches of British victory
Macklen, James, VI. 227. at Frenchtown, XV. 228; commended,
Mackneal, Daniel, see McNeal, Daniel. XV. 295-297; comment on McKee, Sel-
McKnight, David, death of, IX. 60. by and Elliott, XII. 296, 297, 301, 304-
McKnight, James A., III. 337. 306; letters to Maj. Green, XII. 267,
McKnight, S. M., I. 499n. 295-299, 304; XV. 25; Col. McKee, XII.
McKnight, Sheldon, I. 375; II. 181, 182; 292; unaddressed, XII. 289; report of
IV. 122; XII. 345; postmaster of De- stores at Amherstburg, 1799, XII. 294;
troit, 1838, X. 104; publisher, I. 386, signed protest against Col. Proctor's
391-394, 416; trip to Lake Superior, IX. decree, XV. 242.
108; trustee for first insane asylum, McLean, Humphrey, VII. 239; XIII. 355-
XIII. 296. 357.
McKnight, Mrs. Sheldon, VI. 491. McLean, I. M., XV. 305.
McKone, Timothy, death of, XI. 135. McLean, Dr. J. B., III. 418.
McKonker, William, on census roll of McLean, Rev. James, pupil of St. Clair
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. academy, V. 499.
McKoon, Bela M., A. M., tutor in Hills- McLean, John, IV. 341.
dale college; Prof, in Cornell univer- McLean, John, interpreter, II. 345.
368 INDEX.
McLean, Dr. John, pioneer of Jackson, ed to, XV. 442.
II. 305, 308, 315, 334. McMasters, Mrs. — , IV. 193.
McLean, Judge John, of Ohio, II. 574; McMaster, Abram, III. 550.
XIV 415 McMaster, William, loss by fire, VI. 185.
McLean, Sanford, VII. 285. McMath, Archy, XIV. 483, 490, 495.
McLean, Seth, VII. 285; XIII. 355. McMath, Mrs. Archy (Elizabeth Kim-
McLean & Terry, II. 334. mel), XIV. 490.
McLear, Mrs. — , house occupied by U. S. McMath, Ella J., IV. 194.
troops XV. 458. McMath, Elsie (Mrs. Brewer), XIV. 495.
McLellan, Duncan, VII. 239, 284; XIII. McMath, Fleming, XIV. 483, 492, 495;
354- XIV. 176. first lawsuit, XIV. 487.
McLennan, Andrew, IV. 194. McMath, John W., III. 329; IV. 194; col-
McLennan, E., merchant, XIII. 244. lector of customs at Mackinac, VI. 348;
McLennan, Hannah, IV. 196. encounter with a wolf, XIV. 493; "The
McLennan, K. D., IV. 196. Willow River Settlement," XIV. .483-
McLennan, Mary, IV. 196. 495.
McLeod, Mrs. — , organist, III. 522, 528. McMath, Mabelle (Mrs. A. Williams),
McLeod, Rev. — , VII. 571. early teacher, XIV. 490, 493, 495.
McLeod, Alexander, tried for murder, McMath, Mary (Mrs. Persels), XIV. 490,
XII. 345. 495.
McLeod, Charles, I. 126, 263-266. McMath, Rev. Robert XIV. 491, 495.
McLeod, Mrs. Elizabeth, I. 265. McMath, Roxana (Mrs. Orrin Derby),
McLeod, John, VII. v.; "Sketch of Simon marriage of, XIV. 490.
Girty," VII. 123, 127. McMath, Samuel Sr., Lieut. Col. in war
McLeod, Macnamara and wife, on De- of 1812, XIV. 488; death of, XIV. 483.
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 316. McMath, Samuel Jr., XIV. 486, 491, 495.
McLeod, Mary, IV. 196. McMath, Mrs. Samuel Sr., XIV. 483, 485,
McLeod, Norman, IX. 409, 633; X. 488, 495; fled before the British army,
358; II. 332, 395; XV. 69; letters to XIV. 489.
Secretary Matthews, X. 374; Capt. Me- Mac Mertrie, Margaret, death of, VIII.
Kee, X. 283; member of the Northwest 98.
Company, XV. 683; on census roll of McMichael, Joseph, constable, XIV. 416.
Detroit, 1782, X. 608; salary, IX. 484; McMillan, — , killed by Indians, on De-
rendered assistance to Boucherville, troit commons, IV. 478; V. 502; XIII.
XV. 315. 504, 505, 507.
McLeod, William Norman, I. 512; dele- McMillan, Dr. — , land entry, VI. 424.
gate to constitutional convention, 1850, McMillan, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 442.
III. 40; member of the legislature, McMillan, Mrs. -- (widow), I. 498; II.
XIV. 413. 558; residence of, IV. 479.
McLeod & Gregory vs. William St. Glair McMillan, Andrew, II. 495.
& Co., XI. 625. McMillan, Archibald, publisher, VI. 96;
McLeon, Carlos C., VII/278; biog., VII. VII. 344; XIII. 507.
284. McMillan, Archy, captured by Indians,
McLinn, Allen, death of, XIV. 111. XIII. 505; rescued, XIII. 507.
McLinn, Isaac, death of, XI. 73. McMillan, Ebenezer, member State Pio-
McLoughlin, Capt. William, III. 615. neer Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
McLouth, Prof. Lewis, graduate of Hills- McMillan, G. & R., II. 569.
dale college, VI. 146; in charge of La- McMillan, George, II. 14; president
peer academy, IX. 93. Young Men's Society, XII. 366.
McMahon, Andrew, XIV. 82. McMillan, Mrs. George Miss Moffat),
McMahon, James, XII. 399; death of, VII. 622.
IX. 82; supervisor, county clerk, IX. McMillan, Prof. George, A. M., instructor
85. . in Hillsdale college and Nebraska uni-
McMahon, John, death of, XI. 83. versity, VI. 160.
McMahon, Patrick, death of, XL 83. McMillan, George R., member of State
McMartin, Duncan A., III. Ill, 286, 313; Historical Society, XII. 335.
IV. v., 5; V. v., 10, 12; VII. 11; memo- McMillan, Hugh, III. 645.
rial reports of Allegan county, IV. McMillan, J., student of branch univer-
171; V. 223; member State Pioneer So- sity at Detroit, V. 543.
ciety, III. 260, 280; VI. 11; vice presi- McMillan, James and family, III. 645.
dent, IV. ix.; V. 1; sketch of, VI. 168. McMillan, Jimmie, III. 645.
McMartin, Mrs. Maria T. (A), member McMillan, John, V. 511, 515.
State Pioneer Society, III. Ill, 266. McMillan, Mary, I. 423.
McMartin's Mills, British troops retreat- McMillan, Robert, II. 14; IV. 414.
INDEX.
369
McMillan, Robert K., death of, III. 610.
McMillan, William, III. 645, 646.
McMillan's troops, XV. 513.
McMonagle, John, death of, XIII. 276;
XIV. 182.
McMullen & Yeomans, merchants, III.
471.
McMurry, Rev. — , Interpreter, II. 152.
McMurtin, Henry, II. 231.
McNabb, Archibald, V. 106.
McNabb, J. W., XIV. 16.
McNabb, James, V. 405.
McNair, — , built first forge on Lake Su-
perior, XI. 168, 169.
McNair, David A., asylum treasurer,
XIII. 306; member State Historical
Society, XII. 339.
McNair, Elizabeth N., V. 448.
McNair, Col. William, soldier of the
Black Hawk war, I. 223, 235; II. 379,
380; III. 553; VII. 526; XII. v., 409;
commissioned Lieut. Col., by Gov. Cass,
XII. 409; government agent, VII. 186;
report of arrest of Ohio boundary line
commissioners, XII. 409; subscription
to first court house,
Macnamara, John, X. 421, 554; XIII. 69;
certifies to fair treatment by Gov. Sin-
clair, X. 421; XIII. 63; receipts for
government supplies in 1781, VIII. 472,
473; X. 533; signs petition for indem-
nity, XI. 395; XIII. 57; for missionary
at Michilimackinac, X. 287; for pro-
tection of trade, IX. 550; for removal
of fort Michilimackinac to Island, IX.
557, 558; subscription for missionary,
X. 288, 307.
Macnamara, John & Co., X. 592, 600.
Macnamara & Coy, X. 503.
McNary, — , X. 157; XIV. 364.
McNaughton, — , V. 414.
McNaughton, Alexander, VI. 399.
McNaughton, Christie (Mrs. St. Clair),
VI. 399.
McNaughton, Donald, VI. 399.
McNaughton, Duncan Sr., VI. 399.
McNaughton, Duncan Jr., 'VI. 399.
McNaughton, Edwin J., VI. 400.
McNaughton, Elizabeth (mother), VI.
399.
McNaughton, Elizabeth (daughter),
(Mrs. Campbell), VI. 399.
McNaughton, Mrs. Flora, VII. 481.
McNaughton, Dr. James, instructor in
Fairfield Medical college, V. 355; VI.
399; XIV. 368, 384.
McNaughton, Jeanette (Mrs. Craig), VI.
399.
McNaughton, John, VI. 399.
McNaughton, Moses A., mayor of Jack-
son, II. 316; member Fruit Growers'
association, X. 81; treasurer Air Line
Railroad, II. 318, 337.
McNaughton, Peter D. and wife, sketch
47
of, 399, 400.
McNaughton, Richard D., VI. 400.
McNay, Jane, IV. 284.
McNeal, Archibald, death of, VII. 544.
McNeal, Daniel, I. 345; loss by fire, I.
347.
McNeal, Jacob, death of, VII. 544.
MacNeal, Richard, member of grand jury,
1778, X. 294.
McNeal, S. D., IV. 249.
McNeal, Susan, death of. XIII. 226.
McNeil, — , express agent at Detroit,
1800, I. 469.
McNeil, Charles, XI. 264. 268.
McNeil, Mrs. Hugh C., IV. 229.
McNeil, John, judge of probate, VI. 411.
McNeil, Gen. (Col.) John, in command
at Fort Gratiot, IV. 345; V. 495; XI.
251, 253; platted Port Huron, VI. 415.
McNeil, John L., XI. 264; member of the
legislature, XI. 265, 268.
McNeil, Samuel, X. 116, 119.
McNeil, Samuel P., X. 116, 119.
McNett, Dr. J. B-, VI. 396, 402; "Early
medical history of Ottawa county,"
IX 332
McNiff, Mrs. — , I. 345, 497, 498; IV. 479.
McNiff, Patrick, XII. 45, 46, 335; on
election roll, 1799, VIII. 510, 511, 520;
received release of title from Indian
lands, VIII. 498, 499, 501.
McNiff, Robert, surveyor, II. 572; IV.
473; VI. 360.
McNitt, William, X. 39.
McNulty, — and wife, lost child, VII.
207.
McNutt, Alexander G., governor of Mis-
sissippi, XIII. 216.
McNutt, Garrott, death of, XIV. 184.
Macomb, Gen. Alexander, I. 506; II. 574,
593, 596, 607; III. 26, 222; IV. 96, 190,
407, 472; V. 533, VI. 481; VIII. 163n,
448; IX. 423, 635; X. 292, 372, 373, 375,
408, 425; XI. 252; XIII. 284, 316, 467;
county named for, I. 259; IV. 311;
complaint of Edmund Burke against,
XII. 169, 171; in command of lake sur-
veys, IX. 106; letter to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 537, unsigned, XV. 537;
member "Pontiac company," III. 560;
member State Historical Society, XII.
318; mentioned for favors by Gen. Hal-
dimand, IX. 408; on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 608; on tax roll levied
for repairing fort, 1768, VIII. 466; pro-
tested against sale of rum to Indians,
V. 558; property of, I. 412, 431; shot
son of Chief Tonguish, VIII. 163, 163n,
164, 164n; visited Sault Ste. Marie,
XII. 607; wife on census roll, 1779, X.
320.
Macomb, Alexander and William, trad-
ers, IX. 466; X. 338, 359; XI. 448; ac-
370 INDEX.
count book kept during revolutionary healthfulness of, VII. 546; history of
war presented State Historical Society, the press, VI. . 87; imprisonment for
XII. 344; brought first printing press debt, V. 459; in 1818, X. 65;
to Detroit, XIII. 489; signed petition number of delegates for convention of
for better trade facilities, II. 424, 461. 1836, XI. 157; number of insane in
Macomb, Mrs. Alexander, I. 431, 432; VI. 1850, XIII. 296; treasurer and clerk,
498; XII. 602; taxable property, 1802, 1875-6, I. 519; vote of, 1887, on prohi-
VIII. 533, 535. bition amendment, XIII. 404; Wash-
Macomb, Edgar & Macomb, III. 25; X. ington township organized, IV. 314.
510, 546, 599; XI. 336, 337, 364; pro- Macomb County Pioneer Society, V. 449.
posals for furnishing government sup- Macomb and Saginaw turnpike author-
plies, X. 403, 426, 451; signed petition, ized, XIV. 411.
X. 456; XIII. 54; letter to Capt. Me- Macomb and St. Glair counties in 1822,
Kee, X. 648. VII, 77.
Macomb, Ann, administratrix, II. 591. McOmber, — , III. 281.
Macomb, David, II. 591, 592, 59G-598; McOmber, — , land entry, III. 404.
VIII. 657; signed address to Maj. Wil- Macomber, Abigail, IV. 250.
Ham H. Puthuff, VIII. 656. McOmber, Caleb, X. 39.
Macomb, David B., II. 597, 598; VIII. Macomber, Fred, publisher, VI. 71.
661. McOmber, Mary, entered land, 1827, IT..
Macomb, Francis Sarah Dring, II. 591, 449, 450.
597. McOmber, Rachel, IV. 198; resolutions
Macomb, Isabella (Mrs. John M.), II. on death of, IV. 211.
591, 596, 597, 607. Macomber, Richard, IV. 211.
Macomb, James, "Early History of Og- Macomber, W. A., VII. 293.
den Township," VII. 519. MacOmber, attorney, early landlord, XIII.
Macomb, John (W.), II. 591, 592, 596- 356.
598, 607; VIII. 657, 661; letter to Col. Macombs, William S., VII. 174.
Glaus, X. 512; on census roll of De- Macon, Charles, taxable property, 1802,
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy>; sold Belle Isle, VIII. 538.
I. 382. Macon reservation, IV. 319; VI. 363, 365.
Macombs, Ensign John, soldier of 1812, Macon township (Lenawee Co.) organ-
V. 554; member court martial, VIII. ized. H. 361, 365; XIII. 589; heavily
622, 628, 629. timbered, XIII. 586; history of, XIII.
Macomb, Maria de la Merced, II. 591, 586: Indian trails in, XIII. 590.
597. Maconce, Indian chief, drowned, V. 464.
Macomb, Maria Teresa Elvira. II. 591. Macons, Francis, member, of State His-
Macomb, Mary (Mrs. William), VII. 519. torical Society, XII. 325.
Macomb, Mary Tiffin (Mrs. David B.), Maconsee, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443.
II. 597, 598. McPhee (McAphie), Sergeant James,
Macomb, Mrs. Sarah, I. 475; VI. 238. IIL 35-
McComb, Thomas, supervisor of Ogden MacPherson, Capt. — , VIII. viii; letter
township, VII. 516. from Gen. Gage, VIII. 468.
Macomb, William (W.), I. 403, 499, 503; McPherson, Maj. — , XV. 95, 384.
II. 591, 592, 596-598, 608; III. 26; VII. McPherson, Adam J., IV. 194.
519, 520; VIII. 397, 639, 657; XI. 423; McPherson, Allan, XIV. 343.
bid on land, I. 504, 505; appointed jus- McPherson, Mrs. Allan, described school'
tice of the peace of the district of house, Scotland, XIV. 344.
Hesse, XI. 622; home on Grosse Isle, I. McPherson, Ann, XIV. 343.
505; messenger from Gen. Harrison to McPherson, Daniel, appointed justice of
Com. Perry, IV. 328, 338; on census tne Peace of the district of Gaspe, XI.
roll of Detroit, 1779-1782, X. 320, 622-
608; 1827, XII. 461*4; purchased _Belle McPherson, Donald, death of, XIII. 212.
Isle, 1786, II. 585, ~5S7, 588, 590-593, McPherson, Harriet, IV. 194.
596-599. McPherson, Henry, death of, XI. 134.
Macomb, William Jr., VII. 520. McPherson, Isabella, XIV. 343.
"Macomb" boat on Clinton river, V. 469. McPherson, James, XII. 93, 107; XIV.
Macomb county, organized, named for 344.
Alex. Macomb, I. 258, 259; IV. 311; V. McPherson, John, IV. 233; VIII. 488; on
459; VI. 406; bank, original capital, census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312,
V. 210, 214, 478; early settlement 316, 1782, X. 608; signs petitions, X.
of Mt. Clemens, IV. 307; V. 450; VI. 456; XI. 461; XIII. 54.
357; first white child born in, X. 115; McPherson, Joseph, IV. 233.
first fourth of July celebration, X. 85; McPherson, Margaret, XIV. 343.
INDEX.
371
McPherson, Dr. W. — , IV. 197.
McPherson, William, I. 255.
McPhillips, Solomon, signs petition for
a representative in congress, XII. 587.
McQueen, — , VII. 564.
McQueen, J., land entries, III. 431.
McQueen, Robert, I. 301.
McQueene, Rosa, death of, XIII. 112.
McQuigg, Mrs. E. H., member building
committee of the Library Association,
III. 449.
McQuigg, Simon L., death of, VI. 386.
McQuigg, Turner & Co., lumber dealers,
III. 465. '
McQuillan, Mrs. Ann, death of, VIII.
116.
McQuillin, Patrick, death of, XIII. 280.
Macquiquivois, great chief of the Sau-
teaux, X. 365, 366, 570.
McRae, D., of Detroit, remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 410.
McRae, Donald, IV. 194; first city comp-
troller of Alpena, VI. 184, 211.
McRae, Forbes, IV. 194.
McRae, Mrs. Helen, IV. 194.
McRae, Mary, IV. 194.
McRay, — , death, VI. 390.
McRay, George, arrest of, VI. 282.
McRay, James B., purchased first farm
in Raisin township, XII. 408; sub-
scription to first court house, II. 427.
McReynolds, Col. Andrew T., soldier of
the Mexican war, I. 57, 512; III. 321-
VI. 18, 23, 24; VII. 115, 120, 121; XII.
363; XIII. 26; XIV. 415; description
of R'ix Robinson, X. 198; extract of
speech regarding Ohio and Michigan,
XI. 159; member of the Brady Guards,
XIII. 526; officer of the Montgomery
Guards, XIV. 417; removed military
supplies from Fort Gratiot, XIII. 535;
response to address of welcome. VI
20, 23.
McReynolds block, VI. 322.
McRoberts, Minos, member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 28, 56, 86; IV. 4; vice
president, III. xi., 108; sketch of, VIII
13, 34.
Macsaubee, Ottawa chief, III. 271, 282
309; death of, III. 272.
McShane, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 132.
McSherry, Dr. C. P., I. 296, 300.
McSmith, Rev. John, III. 357.
McSoy, Joseph, IV. 284.
McStay, George, biog., XI. 109.
McSurphlet, — , interpreter, salary re-
duced, XI. 341.
McTague, Thomas, death of, XI. 27.
McTavish, H., VI. 196.
McTavish, James, supervisor of Alpena,
VI. 184.
McTavish, Simon, XI. 420; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 609; signs pe-
tition for protection in the Indian
trade, IX. 552; XI. 484, 488.
McTavish, McGillivray & Co., XV. 141.
483, 484; letter to Sir George Prevost,
XV. 591; petitioned for furs taken at
Michilimackinac, XV. 282.
McVay, — , pioneer nurseryman, IV. 492,
496.
McVay, Miss Arnica, death of, XIII. 133.
McVay, Henry, I. 345.
McVay, Hugh, XII. 579; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
McVean, Alexander, III. 568.
McVean, Daniel, III. 568; biog., XI. 112.
McVenzie, Charles, VII. 541.
McVicker, J. H., VIII. 10.
McVinney, John, death of, XIII. 227.
McWhorter, George H., collector of cus-
toms of New York, VII. 299.
McWilliams, — , III. 296, 297.
McWilliams, A. J., I. 245.
McWilliams, George, I. 245.
McWilliams, Robert & Co., sign petitions,
X. 456; XIII. 54.
Macy & Driggs, II. 78; III. 465.
"Macy" boat, IX. 283.
Madden, John, death of, XIII. 196.
Madison, Asa, II. 572.
Madison, C. S., V. 476.
Madison, Charles Sr., XIV. 423.
Madison, Charles Jr., XIV. 423.
Madison, Frank, XIV. 423.
Madison, Grandville, XIV. 423.
Madison, James, fourth president of the
United States, V. 74, 374; VIII. ix, 574;
XI. 147, 149, 215; XII. vii, 465; XIV. 94,
423; XV. 53; administration, acts of,
VIII. 662; appointed Thos. L. L. Brent
secretary of legation to Spain, IX.
192; autograph letter presented State
Historical Society, XII. 333; friend of
John Norvell, III. 141; graduate of
Princeton college, XIV. 356; letters
from Judge A. B. Woodward, form of
address, XII. 505, 508, 651, 652, to Gov.
Hull, VIII. 582; petitioned to remove
Gov. Hull, VIII. 589; U. S. secretary
of state, VIII. 564.
Madison, Mrs. James (Dolly), IX. 195.
Madison, Surgeon W. S., killed by Indi-
ans, I. 379; X. 348.
Madison, William, VI. 348.
Madison (Wis.), platted by Lucius
Lyon, XIII. 332.
"Madison," U. S. warship, 1812, XV. 343.
Madison (Lenawee) township (Lenawee
Co.) named, II. 362; sketch of, II. 372.
Maentz & Franks, III. 292.
Maeutz, Henry, death of, XIV. 53.
IVIagdougalle (Magdougal), see Macdou-
gale. •
Magee, Rev. Edward, VII. 312.
Magee, Henry, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461V,..
372
INDEX.
Magee, Hugh, drummer, soldier of the
war of 1812, V. 554.
Magee, John, fifer, soldier of the war of
1812, V. 554.
Magee house, I. 497.
Magendie, Charles, V. 105.
"Magic," boat, IX. 283.
Magill, Mrs. — , XI. 115.
Magill, Dr. Charles A., death of, VIII. 21.
Magill, W. E., M. D., VII. 343.
Magoon, Isaac, member of the legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Magrath, Rev. J. T., III. 357.
Maguago, John, Indian, X. 148, 148n.
Maguire, Catharine, IV. 284.
Mahan, Asa, pres. Adrian college, VI.
131; IX. 93.
Mahan, L., VII. 555, 556.
Mahan, Rev. William, III. 236; VII. 176.
Mahaquoy, Indian, speech of, X. 444.
Mahen, Vincent, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Mahigama, Ottawa Indian, informs Gen.
Gladwyn of Pontiac's conspiracy,
VIII. 275.
Mahinamba, Indian chief, IX. 452, 453,
456.
Mahnahquod, Indian, member. State His-
torical Society, XII. 325.
Mahon, George C., presents original
manuscript orders of LaGalissoniere,
VIII. 457.
Mahoney, John, death of, XI. 83.
Mahoney, Miss Sarah, student of Hills-
dale college, VI. 146; instructor, VI.
147, 162.
Mahoney, Thomas, I. 345; XIV. 192.
Maichens, Bernard, I. 341, 344, 344a.
Maiden, Dr. William P., VI. 74; loss by
fire, VI. 185, 196.
Maidstone (Canada), deed to land, VIII.
502.
Mail, early routes, II. 371.
Maillou, Amable, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 609.
Maillou, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603.
Main, Ansel, death of, VIII. 55.
Main, Dr. F. W., XL 66.
Main, Dr. J., XI. 66.
Main, J. R., V. 312.
Maine, enacts prohibitory liquor law,
XIII. 397.
Maiscot, Jean Baptiste, XII. 578.
Maisonville, Miss — , XII. 473.
Maisonville, Capt. Alexis, VIII. 330; IX.
473, 481, X. 301; XI. 423; appointed
justice of the peace of the district of
Hesse, XI. 622, 632; at battle of Raisin
river, XV. 239; carried letters from
Capt. Brehm to Gen. Haldimand, IX.
419; number in company, X. 616; or-
ders for his protection in trade, X.
256, 257; on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 604; pleads for brother's life,
IX. 501; salary, IX. 484; signs memo-
rial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252;
wife on census roll of Detroit, 1779,
X. 326.
Maisonville, Alexis Jr., of Detroit/ re-
mained British subject at close of rev-
olutionary war, VIII. 411.
Maisonville, Serg. Frangois, British sol-
dier, IX. 490; betrayed by cousin into
hands of Americans, IX. 499; suicide
of, IX. 501, 502, 513; salary, IX. 484,
498 647
Maitland, John, II. 444.
Maize, see Corn.
Major, Cornet Pell, wounded, XV. 164.
Major, Isaac and wife, deaths of, III.
610.
Major, Louis, pioneer, VII. 239; IX. 139,
140; XIII. 352, 371, 372, 375.
Major, M., III. 603, 604.
Major, William, death of, III. 610.
"Major Anderson," boat, IX. 284.
"Major Jack Downing," boat, I. 471.
Makatebinessi, Ottawa chief, XII, 621,
622.
Makepeace, Miss Martha (Mrs. E. W.
Geddings), early teacher, II. 446.
Makie, John, XL 344, 345; XIII. 75.
Makons, — , gave information of money
sent for Indians by the French, XV.
212.
Makonsiwaian, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Maladay, James and wife, II. 457.
Malakoff, attack on, XII. 421.
Malaria prevalent, causes of, XIII. 122;
XIV. 426-429, 464.
Malcher, Francis P., I. 345.
Malcom, Capt. — , 65th regt., XL 508.
Malcom's Mills, XV. 660, 662.
Maiden, the Misses, marriages of, X.
145.
Maiden, Mrs. Joseph J., X. 145.
Maiden, Capt. Joseph J., III. 605, 606;
IX. 124; X. 145; poem, X. 146.
Maiden, Susan (Mrs. James Busby),
VII. 249; IX. 124; X. 145.
Maiden (Canada), VI. 465; XII. 433,
440; burned in 1812, I. 412; distribut-
ing point of British for presents
to Indians, XII. 425; Indians' excur-
sions from, XV. 437; in patriot war,
XII. 418-421; massacre, II. 191; U. S.
troops at, XV. 514; Indians at, II. 37;
V. 5; XII. 451; XIII. 337; Maiden in
1817, I. 503.
Maldrum, see Meldrum.
Malleacoquin river, XII. 375.
Mallet, Guillaume, III. 34, 36.
Mallets, garrison supplies, XI. 430; XII.
128, 130.
Mallient (Mayllette), Pierre, taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
Malloch, Anne. V. 417.
INDEX. 373
Mallock, Miss — , V. 414. Manetawabe, Ottawa chief, IX. 531.
McLanei Mrs., death of, VIII. 99. Maneto Islands, Indian name of, XII.
Mallary, C. F., II. 436. 376.
Mallery, Anna, death of, XIV. 54. Mangus, Henry, V. 447.
Mallory, — , II. 265. Manhard, Mirza R., VII. 178.
Malloryi Capt. — , in charge of arsenal at "Manhattan," boat, IX. Ill; collided
Rome, N. Y., XIII. 520. with the "London," IX. 116.
Mallory, Azariah, III. 513; IV. 253; trus- Manistee county, act to organize, VIII.
tee of Hillsdale college. VI. 154, 162. 231; organized and county seat locat-
Mallory, Mrs. Azariah, III. 513. ed, I. 259; newspapers, "Advocate,"
Mallory, Herbert, IV. 253. "Gazette," "Times," "Times and
Mallory James, II. 450; IV. 249. Standard," VI. 88; treasurer and
Mallory, Martha, death of, XI. 94. clerk, 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on
Mallory, Sarah, XIV. 317. prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Mallory, Dr. Zelman, IV. 302. Manistique, "Lake Side Register," VI.
Malone, Mrs. — , IV. 358. 90.
Malone, C. E., VII. 319. Manistique river (north), Indian chiefs
Malone,' Patrick, death of, VIII. 68, 70. at, XII. 622.
Malone, prize money distributed for cap- Manitoosankee, Indian, XII. 191.
tives made at, XV. 567. Manitou county organized, county seat
Malont, — (widow), on Detroit's census located, I. 259; treasurer and clerk,
roll, 1779, X. 324. 1875-6, I. 519.
Malott, , V. 501. Manitou Islands, VII. 65; organized into
Malott,' Catherine, Shawnee captive, a county, I. 259.
marries Simon Girty, VII. 123, 126. Mankin, Mrs. Harriet D., death of, XL
Malott, Mrs. Joseph, VII. 127. 22.
Malott, Capt. William, VII. 127. Mankin, Harriet E., death of, XIII. 112.
Maloy, Mrs. Ellen, death pf, IX. 82. Manlius township (Allegan Co.), organ-
Malsh, E., VI. 196. ized, III. 270.
Maltby, Henry, VII. 212. Mann, — , XI. 168, 171.
Maltby Bros., miners, VII. 207. Mann, A., III. 280.
Maltz, George L., loss by fire, VI. 185; Mann, A. V., I. 296.
mayor of Alpena, VI. 211. Mann, A. V. & Co., I. 290, 295.
Maltz, George L. & Co., bankers, VI. 180, Mann, Alma M. (Mrs. Thompson), II.
185. 350.
Ma-mal-tee-at, Delaware chief at council, Mann, Andrew, IV. 219. r
1778, IX. 443. Mann, Buel H., I. 193.
MaMata, Capt. Josi, Mexican soldier on Mann, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, IX. 40.
parole, XII. 612. Mann., Emanuel, VIII. 223.
Manaro, Mrs. Maria, death of, VIII. 99. Mann, Ernest E., death of. XIII. 281.
Man-a-to-corb-way, cousin of Okemos, Mann, Mrs. Esther, biog., VIII. 66.
III. 50. Mann, Capt. Gother, Royal Engineers,
Manchester, E. C., member State Pio- XII. 26; report of forts, XII. 30-37.
neer Society, I. 90. Mann, Miss Hannah (Mrs. Robert E.
Manchester (Eng.), first railroad built Potter), XIII. 169.
from Liverpool to. IX. 272. Mann, Horace, educator, XIV. 286; advo-
Manchester village (Mich.), IV. 404; bank cated district libraries, VII. 334.
of, capital of, V. 214; "Enterprise," Mann, Isaac Jr., appointed justice of the
VI. 96. court of common pleas of district of
Mandeau, Mrs. — , signs petition for Gaspe, XI. 622.
protection in Indian trade, XI. 484. Mann, John, death of, VII. 551.
Mandell, Addison, I. 433; III. 342, 345; Mann, John H., VIII. 150.
VII. 113. Mann, Mrs. Lewis, IV. 249; VIII. 93.
Mandeville, Dr. — , surgeon of the rebel- Mann, Manlius, XII. 392.
lion, IV. 158. Mann, Mary, death of, XI. 131.
Mandeville, Rev. Giles H., provisional Mann, Mary Ann, highway tax, 1812, IV.
president of Hope college, IX. 329. 409.
Mandeville, J., member of Nurserymen Mann, Mrs. N. V., death of, VIII. 116.
and Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81. Mann, Noah, death of, VII. 592.
Mandigo, Archibald, V. 505. . Mann, Peter I., VII. 351.
Mandoka, Pottawattomie Indian, son of Mann, Price, death of, VIII. 55.
Marcia, III. 370. Mann, Ralph R., member of State His-
Mandoron, Huron chief, X. 472; XIII. torical Society, XII. 328.
90. Mann, Solomon, death of, VIII. 98.
374
INDEX.
Mann, Thomas, appointed justice of the
peace of the district of Gaspg, XI. 622.
Mann, W. R., death of, VI. 340.
Mann, William, XI. 345.
Mannigan, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIV. 69.
Manning, Judge Randolph, I. 512; III.
103, 131, 364; VII. 476, 529; XIII. 2;
XIV. vi; chancellor, III. 115; XIV.
341, 412, 415, 419; his portrait pre-
sented to supreme court, XIV. 418;
judge of supreme court, III. 116; XIV.
419; member of constitutional conven-
tion, 1835, XIII. 330; XIV. 407, 418;
secretary of state, state senator, VII.
145; XII. 618; XIV. 419.
Manning, Mrs. Randolph, XIV. 420.
Manning & Cutler, hatters, VII. 300.
Manon, Henry, death of, XIV. 139.
Manoque, Indian, XII. 14.
Manor (Manour), — , III. 555; witnessed
massacre on River Raisin, VII. 547.
Manor, Capt. John J., V. 190.
Mans, Jane A., death of, XI. 83.
Mansfield, Lord — , XIV. 374; citation on
common law, XII. 503; case on slavery
cited, XII. 520, 521.
Mansfield, Clark, VII. 367.
Mansfield, J. P., new version of "Michi-
gan, My Michigan," V. 90.
Mansfield, Col. James K. F., Mexican
war soldier, I. 33; VII. 121.
Mansfield, Dr. Joseph, IV. 198; resolu-
tion on death of, IV. 211.
Mansfield, Mahala, death of, VII. 346.
Mansfield, Capt. Mortimer, soldier of the
rebellion, death of, VII. 356; sketch of
VII. 365.
Mansfield, Samuel, land entry, II. 449.
Mansfield, W. H., publisher, I. 133; VI.
73.
Mansion house, home of Governor Cass, I.
395, 500; X. 92; bullets imbedded in
II. 14.
Mansion house, hotel, IV. 459.
Manson, Hiram S., III. 273, 274.
Manson, N., III. 281.
Manson, S. C., settled in Michigan in
1817, X. 56.
Mant, Lieut. — , X. 242.
Mantchy, D. de. V. 97.
Mantle, Miss Bethiah (Mrs. Miles)
VIII. 111.
Manwaring, Betsey, death of, XI. 84.
Manwaring, Joseph, member State Pio-
neer Society, VII. 151; VIII. 12.
Manwaring, Joshua, member State Pio-
neer Society. V. 208; VI. 10; vice pres-
ident, XI. vii; XIII. 26; XIV. viii, 18.
Mapes, Alonzo, V. 287.
Mapes. Anson, V. 287; memoir, V. 291.
Mapes. Mrs. Anson (Miss Maria Blass),
VI. 254.
Mapes, John, V. 287; death of, XIII.
132.
Maple Rapids, II. 265; IV. 23; first trad-
ing post, XIV. 620; "Messenger," VI.
74.
Maple Sugar, Indian name of, II. 475;
made by Indians, III. 404; VI. 422;
XIV. 491, 548; XV. 553; XIV. 664; see
also Sugar.
Maps, Detroit in 1796, III. iii; V. 531;
Fort Michilimackinac, 1782, X. 641;
portion of Lake Huron, 1783, XI. 373;
showing positions of troops at battle
of the Delaware, XV. 510; see also
Illustrations.
Maran, C., signs petition against Mc-
DougaFs possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Maranda, Jean Baptiste, claim for losses
by Indians, XV. 674.
Marantette (Marantelle), Archange Ma-
rie Louise Navarre (Mrs. D. M.), III.
614.
Marantette, Dominique. III. 614; VI. 497.
Marantette, Frangois, IX. 479; and wife
on Detroit's census roll, 1779, X. 324.
Marantette, Mrs. Francois, III. 615.
Marantette, Patrick, established trading
post, II. 490, 491, 501n; V. 517; mem-
ber of house committee to locate cap-
ital, VIII. 123; submits report of com-
mittee, VIII. 124, 126; sketch of, III.
614.
Marble, E. M., U. S. commissioner of
patents, X. 61.
Marble, Ephriam, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Marcelay, Antoine, dit Dimord, member
of Gen. McArthur's expedition, .VIII.
654.
Marcellus "Messenger." VI. 73.
Marchand, Father Jean Caliste, early
missionary among Indians, XV. 52;
signs deed to land, 1800, VIII. 514-516;
subscription for a missionary at Mich-
ilimackinac, X. 289; vicar general of
Canada, VI. 499.
Marchaterre, Fs., XI. 345.
Marchessau, — , XI. 498; account with
Joseph Ainse, XI. 510; signs petition
for a missionary at Michilimackinac,
X. 287; subscription for said mission-
ary, X. 288.
Marchonoqua, Indian, III. 369; X. 148.
Marcia, beautiful Pottawattomie Indian,
III. 370.
Marcotte, — . trader, X. 405,; killed by
Indians. XI. 350; on census roll of
St. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58; signs peti-
tion to Gen. Haldimand for priest at
Michilimackinac. X. 599; St. Joseph's
census roll of early date, X. 407.
Marcotte, Mme. — , and children, on cen-
sus roll of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58.
Marcy, L. J., elected vice president State
Teachers' Association, 1860, IX. 96.
INDEX.
375
Marcy, Dr. Oliver, president of North-
western university, VI. 50.
Marcy, William L., governor of New
York, I. 39, 174; IX. 46.
Mardi Gras, in old Detroit, IV. 71.
Marechal, Ambrose, Sulpitian priest,
1792, I. 482, 492.
Marechepac (Marechepeau), -merchant,
IX. 650; X. 421; certifies to fair treat-
ment of Gov. Sinclair, X. 421; XIII.
63.
"Marengo," boat, I. 471; IV. 85.
Marengo township (Calhoun Co.) organ-
ized, II. 195.
Maresius, — , professor at the university
of Groningen, IX. 304.
Marest, Gabriel, priest, early missionary,
V. 95-98; VI. 464; VIII. 397, 429; body
transferred to final resting place, V.
103; name for Lake Michigan, VI. 349;
reports alliance of Pottawattomies and
Ottawas, XiV. 258.
Margaret, slave, I. 415; IX. 462.
Margurette, niece of de Roberval, cast
upon the Isle of Demons, XIV. 654.
"Maria," boat, IX. 344; X. 665.
Marian, Isadore, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Marie, slave of Jesuit priest, marriage of,
V. 103.
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, XI.
216.
"Marie Antoinette," schooner, I. 329.
Marie Theresa, Empress of Austria, XI.
216.
Marine of Lake Erie previous to 1829,
IV. 79.
Marine City (Ward's Landing), early
name of,/VI. 413; first mill, VI. 413.
Marinette, Indian wife first of Jacobs
and then Farnsworth, I. 265.
Marion, Gen. Francis, V. 274.
Marion, J. B., XI. 345.
Marion, Jean Marie, III. 34, 36,
Mark, Capt. Stephen, president of detach-
ment court martial, VIII. 628, 629.
Markell, Henry, death of, VIII. 116.
Markell, John H., X. 116.
Markets, early laws enacted to regulate,
XIV. 661.
Markey, Daniel P., XI. vi; XIII. 27, 28,
38; speaker of the house of represen-
tatives, address on "Constitution of
the U. S.," XI. 144.
Markham, Abraham B., I. 446; II. 86;
"Early History of Plymouth Town-
ship," II. 549; "Tax Roll," I. 510; II.
581-585; land entry, I. 509.
Markham, Bryon, publisher, III. 276.
Markham, Mrs. E. W., VII. 501.
Markham, David, II. 301, 302.
Markham, George Brown, IV. 283.
Markham, Israel, II. 565.
Markham, Miss Lucinda, II. 445.
Markham, Seth, I. 337.
Markham, William, land entry, I. 509;
original member of Freewill Baptist
church, X. 38.
Marks, Mrs. Ann M. A., death of, XL 38.
Marks, C. T., VI. 293.
Marks, Rev. David, early preacher, VI.
141, 143, 151, 163; solicitor for Geauga
seminary, XIII. 203; story of his edu-
cation, X. 43, 45.
Marks, Mrs. M., death of, XIV. 133.
Marks, Rev. Samuel, missionary, III.
218; report of work in Ann Arbor, IX.
144, 153, 154.
Marks, Stephen, I. 500.
Marksman, Peter, interpreter, III. 333;
"Indian conjuring or spiritualism,"
XIV. 219.
Marksman, Rev. Peter, "member of State
Historical Society, XII. 324.
Marlatte, Ellen, IV. 195.
Marlatte, Paul, IV. 195.
Marlatte, Philip, II. 451.
Marlett, Daniel, land entry, III. 563.
Marlett, Mrs. Judith, iV. 229.
Marlett, Michael, land entry, III. 563.
Marlines, ordnance supplies, XII. 137.
Marlow, Capt. — , XV. 572, 605.
Marontate, Mrs. Betsey, death of, VII.
552.
Marpock Indians, see Mopoc.
Marquette, Pere Jacques, Jesuit mission-
ary, 1637-1675; I. 120, 261, 372,
481; II. 71, 99. 126, 127; III. 7, 307,
625, 626, 648, 655; V. 94, 144; VI. 354-
356; VII. 41, 182; VIII. iv, viii, 373,
377, 422, 424; XL 19; XIII. 334; XIV.
657; attempt to christianize Indians of
the Northwest, XIV. 656; county
named for, I. 261; cross at first grave
of. III. 126; death of, I. 491; VII. 153,
165; VIII. 383-386; established mis-
sions at Mackinac, III. 13, Sault Ste.
Marie, II. 134; VII. 152; XIV. 257;
explores the Mississippi river, VII.
152; first visit to Lake Superior, XIV.
656; grave discovered, II. 134-145;
learned language of Illinois Indians
from captive, VIII. 379; names for
lakes and rivers, VI. 349-351; planted
seeds of apple and pear, V. 24;
sketches of, VI. 352; VIII. 382; win-
tered on Chicago river, V. 94; and the
Jesuits in Michigan, VIII. 368.
Marquette (Carp River) City, III. 250;
IX. 110; founding of, VII. 167, 168;
VIII. 149; "Lake Superior Journal,"
"Mining Journal," VI. 87; railroads,
VII. 169.
Marquette County, organized, named for
early missionary, I. 260; VII. 173; first
officers and records, VII. 174; memo-
rial report, VIII. 60; IX. 59; XL 100;
XIII. 235; history of the press, VI. 87;
376 INDEX.
townships of Crystal Falls, VII. 203, Marsac, Lambioux (L'hombious), taxable
Marquette, VII. 173; treasurer and property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535.
clerk, 1875-6, I. 519; vote of 1887 on Marsac, Octavius, V. 227.
prohibition amendment, XIII. 404. Marsac, Paul, on Detroit's census roll,
Marquette Iron Company, organized 1848, 1779, X. 312.
VII. 167. Marsac (Marsaque), Rene, II. 572; on
Marquette Monument Association, VI. census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII.
351. 461%; taxable property, 1802, VIII.
Marquette mines, VII. 166-169; tables 531, 535.
showing shipments of ore of 1875, etc., Marsac, Robert (Roubaisne), XII. 566;
VII. 170-173. on census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII.
Marquette river? early names of, VI. 351, 461%; on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509,
Marquette township, organized, first 510; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 531,
election, VII. 173. 535.
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon rail- Marsac, Theresa Revard (Mrs. Jos. M.),
road, VIII. 157. biographical sketch of, V. 227.
Marquette & Ontonagon railroad, VII. Marsan, Etienne, on census roll of De-
168; VIII. 157. troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Marriage contract, between Jean Bap- Marsh, — , I. 289.
tiste Cicot and M'lle. Angelique Pou- Marsh, — , III. 369.'
part La Fleur, IV. 75; between Robert Marsh, Capt. — , at Fighting Island, VII.
Navarre and Miss Marie L'Hotemont- 91.
Barrois, VIII. 450; early laws relating Marsh, Benjamin, VIII. 93.
to, XIV. 661; license of Joseph Marsh, Charles, V. 421.
Streight and Betsey Bates, X. 132. Marsh, Mrs. Charlotte (Miss Littlejohn),
Marrow, Lizzie, death of, XIV. 184. XI. 305.
Mars, Hugh, IV. 198. Marsh, D., XII. 457.
Mars, Thomas, member State Pioneer Marsh, D. W., II. 180; VI. 236.
Society and vice president, II. 184; XI. Marsh, Edward S., V. 440.
vii; XIII. 26; XIV. vii, 18; report of Marsh, Elia, V. 421.
treasurer of Berrien County Pioneer Marsh, Elijah, I. 256.
Society, VI. 213-215. Marsh, F. E. Jr., VI. 225.
Marsac, Miss — (Mrs. Geo. G. Griggs), Marsh, Fletcher, V. 421.
XI. 90. Marsh, George, V. 421.
Marsac, Mrs. -- (widow), on Detroit's Marsh, George P., U. S. minister to Italy,
census roll, 1779, X. 312; 1-782, X. 606. VII. 502.
Marsac, Benjamin, taxable property, 1802, Marsh, H., V. 320.
VIII. 531, 535. Marsh, H. & Co., III. 366.
Marsac, Charles, V. 227. Marsh, H. F. Jr., III. 292.
Marsac, Mrs. Charles, VII. 278. Marsh, H. S., death of, XIV. 68.
Marsac, Daniel, VII. 506. Marsh, Harriet N. (Mrs. S. H. Marsh),
Marsac (Marsack, Marsacre, Marsaque), VI. 254, 255.
Capt. Francois, I. 211; member of Marsh, James, surveyor, XI. 56.
State Historical Society, XII. 323; on Marsh, Jane, V. 421.
election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510; pro- Marsh, Joel B., II. 225.
moted to a captaincy, VIII. 497; tax- Marsh, Rev. John, V. 316.
able property, 1802, VIII. 531, 335. Marsh, John P., I. 210; V. 425; XIII.
Marsac, Goyette (Gashetan), on census 214.
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2; on Marsh, Rev. Justin, .1. 240; III. 356;
election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510. XIII. 418.
Marsac, James, XII. 566. Marsh, Levi, VI. 374.
Marsac, Jean Baptiste, on census roll of Marsh, Loren, III. 342, 343.
Detroit, 1782, X. 606; taxable property, Marsh, Mrs. Lydia (Mrs. Benj. M.),
1802, VIII. 540; and wife, on Detroit's death of, VIII. 75, 93.
census roll, 1779, X. '312. Marsh, Miss Mary Ann, V. 431; XI. 97.
Marsac, Capt. Joseph F., III. 322; VI. Marsh, Samuel T., death of, IV. 270;
212; VII. 142; XII. 566; commissioned land purchase, IV. 277; marriage of,
captain by Gov. Cass, V. 225; children IV. 278.
of, V. 227; interpreter for Gen. Cass Marsh, Sanford, II. 212, 296.
at treaty of Saginaw, V. 225; ordered Ma— h, Miss Sarah (Mrs. B. Wight), IV.
back to Detroit, XII. 433; portrait 424.
purchased by State Pioneer Society, Mar ;n, Spencer, early teacher, III. 280,
bill of, II. 85; VIII. 15; sketch of, III. 287.
330; V. 224. Marsh, Spencer H., VI. 254.
INDEX.
37 T
Marsh, Rev. Theodore D., XIII. 418.
Marsh, Thomas J., XI. 47, 56.
Marsh, Wells R., V. 421, 431; XIV. 342;
student of Dr. Stone's school, X. 31.
Marsh, Will C., VI. 227.
Marsh & Co., flouring mill, X. 85.
Marshaire, — , tax, 1802, VIII. 535.
"Marshal Ney," boat, I. 471; IV. 351;
VI. 413, 473.
Marshall, — , XII. 655.
Marshall; Col. — , canoe trip to Saginaw,
VII. 272, 273; grave of, VII. 274-276;
and wife, VII. 274.
Marshall, Rev. A. C., V. 493. •
Marshall, Rev. A. J., X. 41.
Marshall, Anna C., death of, XIV. 133.
Marshall, Benjamin, III. 556; IV. 60;
VI. 478.
Marshall, David Thompson, IV. 464.
Marshall, Lieut. • E. C., soldier of the
Mexican war, VII. 113.
Marshall, Elizabeth, IV. 195.
Marshall, Emily P. (Mrs. F. A. M.),
death of, VIII. 68, 69.
Marshall, F. A., VIII. 69.
Marshall,, Hannibal M., treasurer of Van
Buren Co., VII. 583.
Marshall, Harvey, death of, VII. 581,
584.
Marshall, Humphrey, IV. 126.
Marshall, J., land entry, Hi. 430.
Marshall, J. N., IV. 226.
Marshall, John, death of, V. 447.
Marshall, John, chief justice U. S. su-
preme court, III. 130; V. 74; XIV. 360.
Marshall, S. R., VI. 401.
Marshall, Thomas F., orator, VII. 113;
XIV. 310.
Marshall, W., III. 281.
Marshall city, cholera in, XII. 355; Con-
gregational church, organized, XII.
355, pastors of, XII. 356; early bank
organized, capital, V. 210, 214; female
seminary, VI. 258; "Calhoun County
Patriot," "Expounder" (Patriot),
"Statesman," III. 464; VI. 72; Trinity
church, history of, IV. 217.
Marshall township (Calhoun Co.), or-
ganized, II. 195; first officers, II. 196.
Marshals, legislative acts concerning,
VIII. 594.
Marshes, III. 587; cranberry, VII. 270;
early plan for draining, I. 380; grass
of converted into hay, XIV. 487;
Grosse Isle, XIII. 315; lands re-
claimed, III. 337; XIV. 273; north of
Saginaw, II. 464.
Marston, Dr. — , IX. 333.
Marston, Emily, IV. 195.
Marston, Judge Isaac, III. 329; attorney
general, III. 117; judge of supreme
court, III. 116; letter of regret to S1.
0. Fisher, VII. 323.
Martelle, Antoine, III. 35, 36.
48
Martin, — , II. 373.
Martin, — , deputy at, state prison, V. 82.
Martin, — , soldier of the Black Hawk
war, V. 154, 155.
Martin, — , and wife, pioneers, II. 511.
Martin, Adhemar, member of land board
of Hesse, XII. 27.
Martin, Alexander, V. 252, 287.
Martin, Asa, president of Adrian college,
XIV. 331.
Martin, Attie, IV. 195.
Martin, B. F., VII. 374.
Martin, Betsey, death of, XIV. 149.
Martin, Charles, I. 296, 297.
Martin, Chauncey, V. 385.
Martin, Duncan M., instructor in Hills-
dale college, VI. 162.
Martin, Edward, VIII. 90; XIV. 590.
Martin, Eliza, death of, XI. 97.
Martin, Mrs. Ellen, death of, VI. 449.
Martin, Evalina, VIII. 90.
Martin, Judge George, II. 109; III. 131,
364; V. 437; VI. 82, 83; IX. 256; asso-
ciate justice, 1850, III. 115; chief jus-
tice, III. 116; VII. 499, 500, 506.
Martin, George B., V. 474; VIII. 90.
Martin, Hugh R., I. 345; member of
grand jury of 1809 that investigated
Gov. Hull et al., VIII. 589; original
stockholder of Detroit's first bank,
VIII. 575.
Martin, J. H., bank director, VI. 322.
Martin, Capt. J. S., XII. 390.
Martin, Jacques, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Martin, Jacques H., VIII. 294.
Martin, James, III. 426.
Martin, Jira S., biog., XIV. 175.
Martin, Mrs. Jira S. (Emma J. Sweet),
XIV. 175.
Martin, John, remained British subject
at close of revolutionary war, VIII,
410; signs petition for better trade
facilities, XL 424, 461.
Martin, John, ads Robert Cruickshank.
XL 624.
Martin, Rev. John, ordained, V. 51;
sketch of, XL 116.
Martin, John J., death of, VII. 465.
Martin, John R., VI. 306.
Martin, John S., X. v, 52.
Martin, John W., VIII. 90.
Martin, Joseph, death of, VIII. 113.
Martin, Julia, death of, XIV. 186.
Martin, Lemuel, V. 446.
Martin, Luther, attorney, III. 130; grad-
uate of Princeton college, XIV. 356.
Martin, Lydia (Mrs. James), III. 426.
Martin, McWilliam and Trimble, on De-
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 316.
Martin, Mary, V. 306.
Martin, Miss Minnie J. (Mrs. F. M.
Forbes). XIII. 164.
Martin, Corp. Morris, British soldier,
378
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salary of, XV. 270.
Martin, Mortimer Bradley, member of
the legislature, sketch of, VIII. 74, 89-
90.
Martin, Mrs. Mortimer B. (Miss Beach),
VIII. 90, 94.
Martin, Oliver M., XII. 399; death of,
XIV. 449.
Martin, Peter, I. 179; XIII. 125.
Martin, R. A., death of, XIII. 133.
Martin, Thomas R., VI. 215.
Martin, W. N. and wife, IX. 32.
Martin, Wells R., VII. 379; memoir, III.
426.
Martin, Mrs. Wells R., III. 426.
Martin, Westley, death of, XIII. 212.
Martin, William, XII. 395; XIV. 82.
Martin township (Allegan Co.), organ-
ized, III. 270.
Martindale, Benjamin F., death of, VII.
488.
Martineau, Miss Harriet, of England,
elected honorary member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 321.
Martinez, Mme. — , teacher in female
seminary, Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
Martinique, British transports sailed
from, XV. 327.
Martz, — , IV. 471.
Marvest. "Father" — , located St. Ignace
on north side, XIV. 664.
Marvill, Lewis, IV. v; "First trip by
steam to Lake Superior," IV. 67.
Marvin, Deacon — , XIV. 595.
Marvin, Mrs. — (Miss Butler), XIII.
150.
Marvin, Abijah, II. 526.
Marvin, Calvin, first settler of Water-
town township, V. 328.
Marvin, Dudley, attorney, III. 605.
Marvin, H. M., erected first mill in Bed-
ford township, II. 211.
Marvin, Jeremiah, II. 290, 296, 353; biog.,
IX. 48. 52; land entries, II. 212, 272,
298.
Marvin, Mrs. Jeremiah, IX. 52.
Marvin, Capt. John, II. 220; III. 348; V.
292, 319; XIV. 319, 320; biog., V. 229,
230..
Marvin, Dr. Seth P., V. 333.
Marvin & Dunn, publishers, VI. 68.
Marxhausen, August, publisher, VI. 97.
Marxherre, — , on tax roll, 1802, VIII.
530.
Mary, Queen of England, VI. 298; VIII.
422; date of reign, XII. 491.
Mary, Indian girl interpreter, educated
at Albion, X. 149-151.
"Mary," boat, III. 322; XIII. 276, 322.
"Mary Ann," boat, purchased by the Brit-
ish, XV. 269.
"Mary Bell," boat, IX. 285.
Masconton (Mascontain, Masconting),
Indians, chiefs, X. 550; XIII. 93, 97,
98; location of, XIII. 50; scouting par-
ty, XV. 170; village, X. 248; XIV. 50.
Mascord, C., XIV. 424.
Mashico, — , ferryman at Saginaw, VIII.
73.
Masho, — , VII. 275.
Mashquiash, Chippewa chief, speech of,
X. 475; XIII. 91.
Mask, Stephen, promoted public amuse-
ments, XII. 662.
Masker, Rev. W. A., VII. 287.
Maskiash (Markeash), Indian chief, VI.
357; IX. 598, 600, 605.
Mason, — , Vf. 309.
Mason. — , IV. 334, 335, 336.
Mason, — , attorney, XII. 600, 601.
Mason, A. J., publisher, VI. 93.
Mason, Alfred, death of, XIV. 44, 68;
member State Pioneer Society, IV.
169; V. 15.
Mason, Charles, V. 408.
Mason, Cornelius (Miss Slater), X. 159.
Mason, D., Mexican war soldier, X. 188.
Mason, Daniel, III. 383; brings Abraham
Talladay from New York on requisi-
tion of Gov. Mason, VIII. 202.
Mason, Durfee, V. 421.
Mason, E. S., V. v; "Kaskaskia — the
Parish records," V. 94.
Mason, Edward, member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 324.
Mason, Edward G., "The March of the
Spanish Across Illinois," XIII. 501.
Mason, Deacon Edwin, X. 158, 167.
Mason, Elizabeth, IV. 195.
Mason, Mrs. Eunice, death of, IX. 39.
Mason, Ezra L., death of, VIII. 75, 92.
Mason, George, VII. 613.
Mason, George, member of the conven-
tion of 1787, refused to sign the con-
stitution, XI. 148.
Mason, Capt. George P., member Com-
pany A, llth Mich. Cavalry, killed in
battle, X. 188.
Mason, Germain H., attorney, XI. 312;
attorney for Michigan Central Rail-
road, XIV. 128; member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88; sketch of, XII. Ill, 128;
XIV. 44.
Mason, Mrs. Germain H. (Miss Esther C.
Bancker), XIV. 128.
Mason, H., III. 386.
Mason, Mrs. Harriet, death of, XIV. 190.
Mason, Henry, member of the legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Mason, Rev. Henry C., soldier of the war
of the rebellion, X. 188.
Mason, Hiram, IV. 385.
Mason,, Deacon Isaac, V. vi, 287, 428;
XIV. 325; children of, X. 188, 190;
"Early Recollections of Michigan," V.
397; memoir, V. 285; X. 187.
Mason Mrs. Isaac (Mrs. Thiers), V. 285;
X. 188.
INDEX.
379
Mason, James, V. 421; IX. 54.
Mason, Col. James B., llth Mich. Cav-
alry, killed at the battle of Clinch
Mountain, X. 188.
Mason, Dr. James M., VII. 625.
Mason, John, XIV. 325.
Mason, Gen. John T., father of Governor
Mason, III. 142; XV. 367, 426; letter
from Col. Thomas Barclay, XV. 366;
letter to Col. Barclay, XV. 363;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 319; negotiations for exchange of
prisoners of war, XV. 63, 386, 390; or-
ganized Kalamazoo county, VII. 471;
secretary of territory of Mich., acting
governor, II. 17, 281; III. 115, 119,
122; signs Thanksgiving proclama-
tion of Gov. Cass, XII. 616.
Mason, Dr. John W., graduate of the uni-
versity of Mich., surgeon in the" war of
1861, biographical sketch of, VIII. 63;
memorial report of Monroe county,
VIII. 63; postmaster, VI. 348.
Mason, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit,
• 1827, XII. 461%; remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 411.
Mason, Josiah, VI. 478.
Mason, Lee A., soldier of the war of the
rebellion, 2nd M. V. I., X. 188.
Mason, Lorenzo M., attorney, VI. 411;
XII. 258; state senator, XIV. 412.
Mason, Lorenzo M. & Co., VI. 181.
Mason, Miss Louisa (Mrs. O. D. Swift),
XIV. 456.
Mason, Mrs. Lucia E. (Miss Chaney),
VIII. 118.
Mason, Lyman G., I. 296, 301.
Mason, Lyman G. & Co.. I. 290.
Mason, Marcus, XIV. 129.
Mason, Mrs. Mary, biog., IV. 385.
Mason, Mary Ann, X. 188; XIV. 325.
Mason, Dr. O. L., VIII. 72.
Mason, Rev. Octavius, III. 236, 356;
XIII. 126.
Mason, Robert, V. 287; XIV. 325.
Mason, Mrs. Robert, V. 284.
Mason, Russell B., soldier of the rebel-
lion, 7th Mich. Infantry, X. 188.
Mason, Samuel, XIII. 280; XIV. 325.
Mason, Rev. Stephen, III. 356; V. 316;
XII. 356.
Mason, Stevens T., first state governor
of Mich., called "boy governor," I. 62,
78, 125, 130, 188. 208, 236, 508; II. 12,
178, 261, 310. 312; III. 103, 142, 372,
538; IV. 46, 289; V. 469, 480, 541, 560;
VI. 59, 60, 380, 381. 489, 499; VII. 69,
72, 89, 91, 145, 477, 482; VIII. 128, 146,
243; IX. 34; XI. 222-226; XII. vii, 342,
417; XIII. 205, 257, 330, 530, 594; XIV.
26, 39, 529; acting governor and sec-
retary, III. 115; XII. 622: appoint-
ments; Dr. H. Alden, commissioner of
internal improvements, XIII. 520, Dr.
D. Houghton, state geologist, IV. 98,
Albert Miller, judge of probate, XIII.
382, 383, Peter Morey, attorney general,
V. 443, J. D. Pierce, superintendent of
public instruction, V. 383, J. E.
Schwarz, adjutant general, XII. 617,
Col. E. H. Thomson, prosecuting at-
torney, X. 176; autograph letter pre-
sented Historical Society, XII. 329;
commissioned D. E. Brown, colonel, V.
167, 168, Joseph Fisk, colonel, VII.
307, Wm. Graves, major, IV. 212, Du-
than Northrup, brigadier general, VII.
566, O. C. Pierce, lieutenant colonel;
convened legislature in special session,
II. 116; V. 473; county named for, I.
261; elected governor, I. 38, 39, 47; II.
17, 231; fac similie letter, III. 121;
issues requisition for Abraham Talla-
day, VIII. 202; land purchase, III.
319, 321; letter from Gen. Brown re-
garding the arrest, flight and examina-
tion of Ohio boundary line commis-
sioners, XII. 409; member of State
Historical Society, XII. 320; negotiat-
ed loan of $5,000,000, IV. 313; XIII.
357; ordered census taken, III. 143,'
orders to Gen. Brown to arrest Ohio
officials found trespassing, XII. 412;
personally conducted troops to capture
the "Little Erie," XII. 417; protected
southern boundary line, I. 173-177,
223; XI. 154-156, 159; qualified as gov-
ernor, IV. 107; remarks on salt in
Michigan, IV. 13; recommended boring
for salt, IV. 14; sketch of, II. 107; III.
120, 122; speech at celebration of Clin-
ton & Kalamazoo canal, XIV. 553;
toboggan ride, VI. 110; vetoed bill for
sale of university lands, V. 383, 541;
VII. 32.
Mason. William H., III. 360.
Mason, Luce & Co., VI. 178, 203.
Mason City "Democrat," "Herald," "Tel-
egraph," pioneer papers, VI. 78. 79:
"News," history of, VI. 79; railroad
completed to, II. 318, 350.
Mason (Notipekago) Co., act to organize
passed, 1855, VIII. 231; organized,
named for Gov. Mason, I. 261; "His-
tory of the Press," VI. 88; treasurer
and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887
on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Mason township (Bay Co.), organized,
first supervisor, III. 334.
Masonic orders of Allegan, III. 289, Al-
pena, VI. 196, Battle Creek, III. 359,
Flint, III. 453, Ionia, III. 483, Jackson,
326, 346.
Massacres, Custer, 1876, V. 486; Fort
Dearborn (Chicago), VIII. 648, 652;
XII. 659; XV. 144, 159, 259; French-
town or Raisin river, I. 413; IV. 321;
380
INDEX.
Mackinaw, VII. 153; VIII. 364; XIII.
501; Moravians, III. 30-32; XIII. 47;
Raisin river, see Frenchtown; San-
dusky or Miami river, XV. 437; Sandy
Creek, affidavits of, VIII. 642.
Massachusetts, deeds land of Northwest
territory to congress, VII. 18; enacted
intoxicating liquor law, XIII. 397;
first to organize to fight intemperance,
XIII. 389; once a part of Michigan, X.
65; prohibits slavery, XII. 520.
Massa^sauga, numerous, description of,
VI. 475.
Massey, lieutenant colonel, X. 223.
Massey, Albert E., publisher, VI. 94.
Massey, G. J., publisher, VI. 90.
Massey, H., VII. v; "Traveling on
great lakes when Detroit was young;
Gen. Cass' trip to Green Bay," VII.
131.
Massigayash, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Mas^ong, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Mastell, Rev. William P., II. 393.
Master, Alvin M., located in Lapeer,
1832, III. 549.
Master, Rev. L,., IX. 45.
Masters, John L., biog., XIV. 69, 85.
Mastodon remains found, III. 402.
Matches, garrison supplies, X. 369, 383;
XI. 428, 430; XII. 124, 136, 138, 139;
XIV. 609; first used in Michigan, XIV.
439.
Matchidash bay, harbor at Pentangui-
shin, XV. 397; base of supplies, XV.
465; location of, XV. 401; shipbuilding
recommended, XV. 424.
Matchigijig, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Match-i-ku-is, Ottawa chief, XIII. 500.
Matchiquie, Chippewa chief, IX. 379, 392;
XI. 383, 389, 453; XII. 262.
Matigon, Father — , Sulpitian priest, I.
482.
Maton, James, death of, XIII. 240.
Mather, Rev. A. E., X. 187.
Mather, Alonzo, IV. 519, 536.
Mather, Benjamin T., II. 311, 313.
Mather, C. S., V. 474, 4<8, 479.
Mather, Dr. Cotton, early library men-
tioned, VII. 329.
Mather, David, X. 123.
Mather, H. N., publisher, III. 465.
Mather, Henry R., death of, XIII. 235.
Mather, Julia A., XIV. 183.
Mather, Samuel L., VII. 168.
Mathers, — , landlord, II. 255; V. 247.
Mathers, Miss Hannah (Mrs. Allen),
VIII. 30.
Mathers, V., death of, XIV. 68.
Mathew, Father Theobald, his temper-
ance work. IX. 133, 139; XIII. 396.
Mathew, Mason, I. 209.
Mathews, Mrs. A. B., VII. 96.
Mathews, Miss Bridget, death of, VII.
551.
Mathews, Daniel E., II. 456.
Mathews, Eunice, death of, IX. 76.
Mathews, Rev. John, VII. 178.
Mathews, Nathan, death of, VII. 381.
Mathews, Salmon H., IV. 399; IX. 158;
XIII. 547; first township meeting at
house of, XIII. 562; memoir, XIII.
557.
Mathews, Sarepta, V. 417.
Mathews, W. W., III. 53.
Mathews, William W., first death in
Webster township, XIII. 557.
Mathewson, John C., and wife, IX. 93.
Mathewson, Stephen, IX. 33.
Mathieu, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603.
Matrau, Rev. B. F., IV. 389; VII. 302.
Matross, Sergeant — , wounded, IX. 499.
MattesoA, — , forgery case of, VII. 491.
Matthews, — , XIV. 590.
Matthews, Alonzo, III. 530; VII. 480, 481.
Matthews, Eli C., II. 583.
Matthews, G. W., postmaster of Paw
Paw, IX. 78; publisher, VI. 96.
Matthews, George, and wife, VI. 423,
424.
Matthews, Gideon, III. 530; VII. 480.
Matthews, Rev. L. S., VI. 213.
Matthews, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII.
280.
Matthews, Nathaniel, I. 209; V. 256; VII.
480, 481.
Matthews, Maj. (Capt.) Robert, secretary
to Gen. Haldimand, XI. 415, 508, 626,
650; XII. 213, 214, 419, 423; letters
from Maj. DePeyster, X. 506, 575, 634;
XI. 368, 390, 397, Philip R. Fry, XI.
418, Norman McLeod, X. 374, Capt.
John Mompesson, IX. 512, 590, Capt.
Robertson, X. 672, XI. 334, 341, 358,
362, 369, 376, 379, 384, 387-390, 392,
395, 405, 407, 420, 434, 449, 452, 453,
Gov. Sinclair, X. 378, 453, 531, 629;
to Maj. DePeyster, IX. 640, X. 493,
623, 652, Gov. Hay, XI. 412, Mr. Roch-
eblave, XI. 353, 393, Gov. Sinclair, IX.
576, X. 413, 481, 487-489, 500, 509; un-
addressed, X. 346; notifies Capt. Ler-
noult of his promotion, X. 356.
Matthews, Maj. Robert, ads. Isaac Dolson,
XI. 625.
Matthews, Gen. Selah, VI. 479.
Matthews, William, engaged voyageurs
for American Fur Co., VI. 344.
Matthews & Lamphere, publishers, VI.
95.
Matthew's tavern, III. 388.
Matthies, J. D., sketch of wreck "Walk-
in-the-water," IV. 114.
Mattison, Oliver, II. 246.
Mattom, Mrs. — , XI. 105.
Mattoon, C., III. 291.
Mattoon, Rev. Charles N., I. 284; death
of, XI. 105.
INDEX.
381
Mauboeuf, Angelique Godfrey de, IV. 75.
Mauboeuf, Jacque Godfrey de, IV. 75;
deed mentioned, IV. 77.
Mauck, Prof. Joseph \v ., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 161, 163.
Maule, Maj. — , XV. 371.
Mauls, see Hammers.
Maultby, William H., county treasurer
in 1875-6, I. 519.
Maumee Branch railroad, XIV. 411.
Maumee river, Gen. Harrison on, I. 408;
Michigan school lands on, VII. 29; pota-
toes early grown on, X. 85; surveys
start from, VIII. 2.
Maumee swamp, VII. 360.
Maurans (Maurasse), Antoine, on tax
roll of 1802, VIII. 530, 535.
Maurans (Mauraut), Louis, of taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 533, 535.
Maurans (Maurant, Mauriss), taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 533, 535.
Maurant (Maurans), Charlie, taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 534.
Maure, Lauret, remained British subject
at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
410.
Maurer, Dr. A., I. 296.
Maurer, Charles A., and wife, XIV. 139.
Maurin, Isidore, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605; on tax roll, 1802,
VIII. 530, 535.
Mauron, warned Maj. Campbell of Indi-
ans, VIII. 284.
Maw, Andre, III. 35.
Mawaso, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Max, John T., XII. 601.
Max. Stephen, signs petition for a repre-
sentative in congress, XII. 587.
Maxfield, Ira H., VI. 390; IX. 251, 263,
268.
Maxfield, Parshel, IX. 263, 264.
Maxim, Alfred A., I. 295, 298, 301.
Maxon, Lydia, death of, XI. 84.
Maxson, Jesse, member of first Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' Association,
X. 80.
Maxwell, Alexander, death of, V. 448.
Maxwell, Andrew C., attorney, III. 326,
327, 329.
Maxwell, H. W., death of, XIV. 184.
Maxwell, Israel, IV. 302.
Maxwell, Jennie, IV. 195.
Maxwell, John, county treasurer, 1875-6,
I. 519.
Maxwell, Sarah, IV. 195.
Maxwell, Maj. Thompson, member of the
"Boston tea party," soldier of the rev-
olutionary war, I. 479; V. v, 81; VI.
487; X. 106, 234; XI. 19; XII. 340, 567;
account of throwing tea overboard in
Boston harbor, V. 206; "Pontiac's con-
spiracy and massacre of Mackinaw and
battle of Bloody bridge," VIII. 364;
captain of Provincial Rangers, VIII.
364; sketch' of, V. 206.
Maxwell & Wisner, attorneys, III. 326.
May, — , 1794, XII. 121.
May, — , Allegan Co., III. 292.
May, — , British soldier, XV. 166.
May, Abel, I. 24.
May, Celestia E., I. 88.
May, Charles S., attorney, V. 421; VII.
476; XI. 312.
May, Charles S., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88; temperance work, XIII.
400.
May, Gen. Dwight, soldier of war of the
rebellion, III. 543; IV. 422; V. 376,
421; X. 192; XI. 312; XIV. 129; attor-
ney general, lieutenant governor, III.
117, 137; IV. 286; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 84; VII. 9; sketch of,
IV. 285; XI. 317; student of Kalama-
zoo college, X. 31; XIV. 341.
May, Elizabeth, V. 421; amount of her
tuition for school, 1801, VII. 42n.
May, Rev. F. W., III. 236; VI. 379; VII.
176.
May, Isabella F., IV. 196.
May, Judge (Col., Maj.) James, I. 344b;
II. 572; IV. 346; V. 559; VIII. ix, x,
402, 403, 459; X. 87, 92; XT. 19; XII.
330, 334, 335, 348, 574; anecdote of,
XIV. 40; assignment of claims, VIII.
657; built house of stones from chim-
neys left from fire of 1805, X. 92; cap-
tain of first regiment Wayne county
militia, 1803, VIII. 543-545; contested
election of Jonathan Scheiffelin, VIII.
518-528; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409;
his commission from Gov. Gen. St.
Glair presented Historical Society,
XII. 337; letters from William Bur-
nett, VIII. 529, 530, 546; Mr. Wood-
bridge, VIII. 658; member of grand
jury, 1809, investigated Gov. Hull
et al., VIII. 589; name on old deed,
VIII. 514-516; original stockholder in
Detroit's first bank, VIII. 575; on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608, 1827,
XII. 46iyo; received from Indians re-
lease of title to land, VIII. 498-502; re-
ceived negro slave in payment of debt,
III. 17, 21n; signs address to Maj. Wm.
H. Puthuff, VIII. 655; signs memo-
rial to legislature, VIII. 583, 584; to
U. S. president, VIII. 549-553; signs
petition to congress for representation
of territory, XII. 545, to Maj. DePey-
ster, X. 456; XIII. 54; subscription,
for the purchase of gunpowder, VIII.
620; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 535,
1805, V. 533; translation of valuable
papers, VIII. 506, 507.
May, Mrs. James, VIII. 530, 547.
May, Pierre, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
539.
May, R. D.. IV. 226.
382 INDEX.
May, Roger S., I. 130. Meacham, George, first sheriff of Cass
May, Roswell, member State Pioneer So- county, IV. 226.
ciety, I. 88. Meacham, John, first clerk of Bedford
May, Thomas A., highway tax, 1812, IV. township, II. 210, 211, 216, 220-222.
409. Mead, — , printer of Lansing, VI. 297.
May & Giddings, V. 234; XI. 318. Mead, — , superintendent of Sault Ste.
May's (Peltier's) creek, I. 359; V. 532; Marie canal, report of, for 1859, III.
X. 96; XIII. 497. 258-260.
Maybee, A. P., II. 334. Mead, A. D., death of, XIII. 229.
Maybee, H. P., II. 308. Mead, Mrs. A. H., III. 292.
Maybee, Polly, IV. 284. Mead, Mrs. Abbie, death of, XIV. 191.
Maybury, William C., VII. 615. Mead, Amos, first supervisor of Farming-
Mayer, E., death of, XIII. 187, 190. ton township, IV. 420; XIV. 590; land
Mayer, Jacob, death of, XIII. 282. entry, III. 563.
Mayett, — , IX: 475, 531, 617. Mead, Dr. Andrew J., death of, VII. 345.
Mayett, Thomas Sr., death of, IX. 48, 52. Mead, Barak, IV. 228.
Mayett, Thomas Jr., IX. 52. Mead, Clarissa, sketch of, IV. 228.
"Mayflower," steamboat on Kalamazoo Mead, Cyrus, XIII. 596.
river, III. 284, 302. Mead, Darius, I. 245.
Mayhew, Isabella, death of, IX. 18. Mead, Mrs. Delos, death of, VII. 580.
Mayhew, Ira, superintendent of public Mead, E., III. 292.
instruction, VI. 128; XIV. 384, 466. Meac*. Elias, L 207.
Maylette, Pierre, see Malliet, Pierre. Mead, Franklin, X. 39; death of, XIIL
Maynard, — , attorney, VII. 431. 130; trustee of Hillsdale college, VI.
.Maynard, The Misses, I. 338. . 163; X. 48, 51.
Maynard, Aaron B., I. 281. Mead, George, postmaster, III. 350.
Maynard, C. M., XIII. 555. Mead, H. S., founder of St. Johns, I. 151.
Maynard, Capt. D. G., 01 the war of the Mead, J. C., XIII. 555.
rebellion, drowned, 1867, VII. 179. Mead, Dr. J. M., VII. 221.
Maynard, Rev. Ennis, ordained, X. 42. Mead, James, I., merchant, VI. 293;
Maynard, Ezra, I. 329. death of, XIIL 196, 198.
Maynard, Mrs. Fred A., VI. 333. Mead, John, I. 207.
Maynard, J. W., I. 334n. Mead, Mrs. Maria, death of, VII. 590,
Maynard, Col. Loren, landlord, postmas- Mead, Orlando, I. 207.
ter, sheriff, II. 242, 243, 253, 256, 284; Mead, Miss Parley Ann, first teacher of
V. 247. Farmington, IV. 421.
Maynard, Miss Mary, death of, XIV. 67. Mead, Peter, VI. 266, 269.
Maynard, Matthew H., attorney, VII Mead, Philander, death of, IX. 39.
175, 178. Mead, S. P., publisher, VI. 294.
Maynard, Moses, death of, XL 134. Mead, Samuel, II. 451.
Maynard, W. J., XII. 399. Mead, Stella, early student of Michigan
Maynard, William S., I. 335. Central (now Hillsdale) college, X. 46.
Maynard's Inn, II. 256, 259. Mead, Rev. Stephen, ordained, X. 42, 47;
Mayne, Capt. W., letters to Capt. Green, student of Hillsdale college, 1845, VI.
XII. 254, 264. unaddressed, XII. 263 pe- 144; tutor of languages, VI. 147.
titioned by Detroit merchants against Mead, Miss Tamson Austin (Mrs. Howe),
removal of buildings from Bois Blanc III. 622.
island, XII. 271; report of invoice, Mead, Thomas W., death of, XIIL 229.
XII. 221-235. Mead, William, I. 207, 209.
Maynes, Patrick, death of, XIV. 138. Mead, William S., V. 409.
Mayo, — , III. 309. Meade, Gen. George G., commander of
Mayo, David, entered land in 1821, III. union forces at Gettysburg, IX. 106;
565; on census roll of Detroit, 1827, in command of lake surveys, IX. 106;
XII. 461^. member of State Historical Society,
Mayo, George, II. 278, 284, 352; V. 352. XII. 348.
Mayo, John B., IV. 261. Meade, Herman R., VII. 174.
Mayo, William, VI. 307. Meads, Alfred, publisher, VI. 92.
Mayrand, J. Baptiste, signs letter to Capt. Meakin, Henry, instructor in Albion col-
Roberts, XV. 246. lege, II. 206.
Maze, James H., publisher, VI. 90. Mears, Charles, VIII. 226; with G. B.
Meach, A., land entry, III. 401. Slocum platted Whitehall village, VII.
Meach, Kendrick, VII. 422. 619.
Meach, Lawrence, XIV. 105. Mears, Hiram J., VI. 271.
Meacham, — , surveyor, III. 590. Measures (copper and tin), garrison sup-
INDEX. 383
plies, XI. 430; XII. 130, 135, 136, 138, Meek, Rev. Richard C., II. 161, 163; X.
139. 53.
Mechem, Dr. I. J., death of, XIV. 67. Meeker, Prof. — , president Laporte Medi-
Mechem, John, VI. 254. cal College, XIII. 516; witness in mal-
Mechesney, Rev. E. S., X. 53. practice case, XI. 296.
Mec-kis-sin-ance, Chippewa chief, IX. Meeker, A. B., I. 269.
443. Meeker, Joseph, IV. 87.
Mecosta (Notipekago) county organized, Meeker, Valerius, vote for state senator,
county seat located, I. 261; history of II. 314.
the press, VI. 88; treasurer and clerk, Meengs, H., member of relief committee
1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on prohibi- for Holland, IX. 339.
tion amendment, XIII. 404. "Meeting of the Pioneers," poem, VIII.
Medals for British officers, list receiving, 120.
rules regulating distribution of, XV. Me-gish, Indian, killed, IV. 332.
207, 403, 480, 483, 555; for W. A. Burt, Mehocigandabachi, Ottawa chief, XII.
for solar compass, V. 118; for Indians, 621.
X. 21, 633; XII. 147, 175, 223, 242, 257, Meier, Mrs. Henry, death of, XIV. 138.
264, 275, 285, 288; XV. 209/554, 556; Meier, Jacob, death of, VII. 551.
order allowing, XV. 222; silver one Meige, Rev. — , priest, XIII. 440, 441.
presented State Historical Society, XII. Meigs, Rev. — , V. 542, 545.
329. Meigs, Josiah, U. S. commissioner of the
Medayaemak, Nottawa chief, purchased land office, X. 62.
land in Ionia county, IV. 23. Meigs, Gen. (Gov.) Jonathan, IV.
Medbury, J. W., II. 304. 323; XIII. 12; appointed judge,
Medbury, Martin B., II. 304, 314. 1807, III. 122; his charge to grand
Medbury, Martin B. & J. W., II. 308. jury, presented State Historical Soci-
Medbury & Berry, II. 338. ety, XII. 341; protects peaceful citi-
Medcalf, Lieut. Henry, commanded, and zens, IV. 329; receives dispatches
promoted, XV. 479; letter to Lieut. Col. through Peter Navarre, V. 189.
Bostwick, XV. 458. Meilleur, J. B., LL. D., Montreal, mem-
Meddaugh, E. W., attorney, E. B. Ward ber State Historical Society, XII. 340,
will case, VII. 491, 513. 341.
Medicinal herbs, XIV. 428, 429. Meisel, Christian, IV. 196.
Medicine, invoice ordered for Mackinaw, Mejia, Lieut. Henry, aide to Gen. La
1782, XL 335; book lost with the Vega, on parole, XII. 612.
"Nancy," XV. 635. Meldrum (Maldrum, Meldram, Meldrame,
Medicine bag (or pouch), materials of, Meltrame), George, I. 347, 403, 487; II.
XIV. 213. 589, 592, 596; IV. 472; V. 533; VI. 359;
Medicine dances held at Belle Fontaine, VIII. 493, 524, 527, 535; IX. 544, 562;
V. 5; see also Indian dance. XI. 395, 525, 527, 585, 597, 615; XII.
Medicine men, of the Indians, V. 98; con- 79, 84, 555; appointed coroner of the
jure spirits, XIV. 214, 215; discouraged district of Hesse, XI. 622; bills, drafts
work of missionaries, XIV. 224; held and receipts of, dated 1781, 1782, VIII.
in great esteem, XIV. 214; their roan- 472-476; X. 534; copy of bill of goods
ner and reason for using medicine, sold British government, presented
XIV. 216; influence of, XIV. 214, 220; Historical Society, XII. 328; remained
practices, XIV. 213; swallow live coals, British subject at close of revolution-
XIV. 218. ary war, VIII. 411; taxable property,
Medill, Joseph, "Chicago after the fire," 1802, VIII. 533-535; testimony at court
IX. 339. of inquiry, XI. 530; unaddressed let-
Medina township (Lenawee county), or- ter, X. 593.
ganized, II. 362, 365; first settled, II. Meldrum, James, I. 438; member of De-
374; fifteenth celebration, VII. 534. troit company to repress Indians, XIII.
Medler, Jacob, death of, XI. 8.3. 505; member of Gen. McArthur's expe-
Meech, Alanson, V. 408. dition, VIII. 654.
Meech, Joseph U., first supervisor of Pin- Meldrum, John, I. 345; employed to pre-
conning, III. 334. vent Indians from passing into Can-
Meegisee county organized, name chang- ada, XII. 645; member of Detroit
ed, I. 94, 99; see also Antrim county. company to repress Indians, XIII. 505;
Meegisee village, changed to Elk Rapids, member of State Historical Society,
I. 99. XII. 323; on census roll of Detroit,
Meehand, Jesse, land entry, IV. 396. 1827, XII. 461i/>; signed address to
Meek, Judge — , V. 511, 524. Maj. William A. Puthuff, VIII. 656,
38 i INDEX.
661. Melons, furnished to Com. Perry's fleet, ,
Meldrum, Leander, XIV. 467. I. 410; grown by Indians, II. 487;
Meldrum, Mrs. Leander (Ellen F. Os- price of in Richmond in 1862, III. 183.
band), XIV. 467. Me-lou-esou-ata, Indian chief, IX. 452,
Meldrum, Mrs. Peter (Sylvia Ferguson), 456.
XIV. 473. Meltrame, see Meldrum.
Meldrum, William, VIII. 661; member of Melville, George B., VI. 173, 174.
Detroit company to repress Indians, Membre1, Zenobia, French missionary,
XIII. 505, 506; name in old account ' III. 652; names for lakes and rivers,
book, V. 561; signs petition for a rep- VI. 349-351.
resentative in congress, XII. 587. Memie, Pottawattomie chief, X. 148.
Meldrum and An'drews, on Detroit's cen- Memphis (Tenn.), union prisoners of
sus roll, 1779, X. 316. war on parole, sent home from, III.
Meldrum & Park, I. 438, 443; VI. 414; 171.
take chattel mortgage from William Menard, — , early missionary, II. 136;
Thbrn, VIII. 492, 494; taxable prop- visits Lake Superior in 1660, VII. 152,
erty, 1802, VIII. 540; sign petition for 165.
oeuer trade facilities, XI. 461; sign Menard, Mrs. — , (widow), on Detroit's
petition to Capt. Mayne, XII. 272. census roll, 1779, X. 320.
Meldrum house, I. 496. Menard, Francois, taxable property, 1802,
Meloche, — , X. 106; in whose house VIII. 538.
Maj. Campbell and Mr. McDougall were Menard, Joseph, IV. 319; appointed
t*™ ,
548, 353, 355, 357, 358, 3bO, 3b2 1803 vm 543. taxable property, 1802,
Meloche, Mrs. — , I. 372, 373; VI. 487; yjjj 538
XI. 19; account of Pontiac^conspir- ' '
acy and siege of Detroit, VIII. 340; ' '
secures Maj Campbell's packet of pa- ; Antoine, on census roll of De-
' '
pers and returns to Mr. McDougall, „
troit,
VTTT <U
A/T ii L A«, «*' rti, nf n« Mendall, Emeline Harmon (Mrs. Hiram
Meloche Antoine on census roll of De- M } d fl f XHI 164 16g
troit 1782, X. 601; and wife, on De- Mend'all Hlram. XIII. 165.
troit's census Toll, 1779, X. 320. Mendel J M & Co III 291
Meloche, Baptiste, VIII. 293, 339. JJ®| fjj J Mj * J*- L
Meloche, Capiche, signs petition against Mendon' "Times," VI. 95.
McDougal's possession of Hog Island, Meney> AntohM; on censug roll of De.
troit, 1782. X. 605.
Meloche, Francois, VIII. 339, 342, 362; ,,,_ ' -. , ...
on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 604; ^ %'Pt^o1t 1 77Q ?**?* ^^ ™U
signs petition against McDougal's ,T J , T ' / 'T .
possession of Hog Island, X. 238; and M!°5?18' ,tt°S6plL^;' mstructor ^ De-
wife, on Detroit's census roll, 1779, troit colleSe. XI11- 444-
X 314 Menitowchi, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Meloche,' Jean Baptiste, on census roll Menmeeshinga, Indian, IX. 452.
of Detroit, 1782, X. 607. Menneville, Duquesne de, Marquis; see
Meloche, Pierre Sr., signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Menominee (Menominis or Falles Avo-
Hog Island, X. 238; on census roll of ines) Indians, Algonquin tribe, XIV.
Detroit, 1782, X. 602; and wife, on De- 257; addressed by N. Boileau,
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 322. XV. 198; attacked by Sac and Fox.
Meloche, Pierre Jr., on census roll of De- XII. 425; chief, speech of, XV. 560;
troit, 1782, X. 601. chiefs, XV. 560; gather at Belle
Meloche, Simon, on census roll of De- Fontaine, V. 5; location, XI. 485,
troit, 1782, X. 606; and wife, on De- 486; XHI. 377; number at Detroit with
troit's census roll, 1779, X. 314. the British, XV. 323; significance of
Mellen, Mrs. Aurora, • death of, XIII. 132. name, VIII. 159; tradition, I. 263, 264;
Mellen, Harvey, member State Pioneer visited by Joseph Anise, XI. 503;
Society, III. 268; IV. 8; vice president XIII. 84; and Kickapoo and Piankas-
XI. vii.; XIII. 26; XIV. viii., 18. nans, census of in 1763, III. 16.
Mellen, J. N., one of the party who dis- Menominee "Herald," VI. 88.
covered iron ore in Michigan, VII. 166; Menominee (Bleeker), organized, coun-
VIII. 147. ty seat located, I. 126; first settlers, I.
Mellet, see Mallet. 264; treasurer and clerk of, 1875-6, I.
Mellon, — , VI. 241. 520; vote of 1887 on prohibition
INDEX. 385
amendment, XIII. 404. Price), VIII. 175.
Menominee river, Indian name of, XII. Merrifleld, E. N., member of State His-
377. torical Society, XII. 331.
Menrow's regiment, sailed from Gibral- Merrifield, Lieut. (Maj.) E. R., soldier
tar, XV. 327. of the Mexican war, II. 174; VI. 294;
Mensiswewinini, Ottawa chief, XII. 621. VII. 114; VIII. 175; letter from Col.
Menter, Mrs. John, V. 486. S. E. Beach, IX. 211; loss by fire, VI.
Men-wee-shinga, Indian chief, IX. 452. 290.
Menzie, David, member of the legisla- Merrifield, John, VIII. 175.
ture, XIV. 413. Merrifield, Levi, II. 246.
Meras, William, -IX. 282. Merrifield, Lewis,. II. 246. .
Mercer, Charles, XII. 553. Merrifield, Sarah T., member State Pio-
Mercer, Lieut. D., IX. 532, 592, 598, 621, neer Society, IX. 91.
626; XI. 423; arrested by Gov. Sin- Merrifield, Sophia, death of, XIV. 53.
clair, reports the McCrea-Mercer con- Merrihew, Benjamin, VI. 268.
troversy, IX. 595-597; delivery of Merrihew, Mrs. Sallie Ernest, VI. 265.
goods, X. 363; present at Indian Merrihew settlement, VI. 268.
councils, X. 472, 550; XI. 337; XIII. Merrill, — , attorney, I. 343.
93, 100; protests against orders of Merrill, Agnes (Mrs. Kay), III. 622.
Gov. Sinclair, IX. 597; suspected of Merrill, Albert, VI. 177.
disloyalty by Gov. Sinclair, IX. 577. Merrill, Alonzo, II. 572.
Mercer, J. C., VII. 287. Merrill, Caroline M. (Mrs. C. A. M.),
Mercer, Louis J., XII. 553. biog., V. 227.
Mercer, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XIV. Merrill, Charles, X. 116.
137. Merrill, Charles A., V. 227.
Mercer, William, I, 169, 170. Merrill, Miss Cornelia (Mrs. Nelson
Merceron, Mrs. Cornelia, V. 545. Pate), XIV. 481.
Merceron, F. F., member of the first Merrill, D. B., V. 367.
Horticultural society, X. 75, 76. Merrill, Daniel, II. 245.
Merceron, W. F., member of the Grady Merrill, David, II. 244.
Guards, XIII. 526 Merrill, Dexter, II. 572; IV. 410.
Merchant, Edward, IV. 257. Merrill, E., X. 83.
Merchant, L. J., publisher, VI. 70. Merrill, Rev. E. W., A. M., instructor in
"Merchant," boat, IV. 67; lost at sea, Albion college, II. 205.
VIII. 149. Merrill, Elias W., state senator, super-
Merchants & Mechanics bank, chartered, visor, postmaster, I. 287, 296, 300, 301.
III. 340. TMerrill, Mrs. Elias W., I. 298.
Mercier, John, soldier of 1812, V. 556. Merrill, Enos, biog., III. 622.
Mercier, M., V. 105. Merrill, Floyd, VII. 381.
Meriam, Gen. — , VI. 492. Merrill, Fred, III. 622.
Meriam, Mrs. Lydia (Mrs. Gen. M.), VI. Merrill, George W., IV. 19; XII. 402.
492. Merrill, Gustin & Co., XIV. 59.
Meriam, Silas, passenger on last trip of Merrill, Guy C., V. 362; VII. 293, 480,
Walk-in-the-water, V. 9. 482.
Merick, E. G., II. 206, 207. Merrill, Mrs. H. P. (Miss Grow), XI. 126.
Merick, George W., death of, XIII. 226. Merrill, Isaac D., I. 287, 294.
"Meridian," boat, VI. 177. Merrill, Miss Jennie, III. 361.
Merie, Rufus, V. 447. Merrill, Julia (Mrs. Daniel Goodwin),
Merjman, D., student of branch univer- XIII. 285.
sity at Detroit, V. 543. Merrill, L. Jr., land entries, III. 425.
Meritheu, Eliza A., IV. 195. Merrill, Laura E. (Mrs. Enos M.), III.
Meritt, — , II. 213. 622.
Merker, Jacob, officer of the Scott Merrill, Margaret (Mrs. Floyd Merrill),
Guards, XIV. 417. VII. 381.
Mermet, Jean, priest, body transferred Merrill, R. T., III. 599; VII. 236.
to final resting place, V. 103. Merrill, S. 'C., V. 320.
Mermet, P. J., missionary priest, 1707, Merrill, Samuel, merchant, XIV. 372.
V. 99. Merrill, T., I. 299.
Merrell; see Merrill. Merrill, Thomas & Co., XIV. 177
Merriam, — , VIII. 109. Merrill, Rev Thomas W., pioneer preach-
Merrick, Miss — (Mrs. Clark), III. 531. er, III. 6; V. 391, 416; VII. 480, 482;
Merrick, Miss — (Mrs. Gale), III. 529. X. 158; XIV. 328; founder of Kalama-
Merrick, Mrs. — , V. 449. zoo college, XIII. 571; gifts of, II. 89;
Merrick, Artemita, death of, IX. 57. XIII. 571; member State Pioneer So-
Merrifield, Miss Ann Eliza (Mrs. L. B. ciety, I. 88; VII. 10.
49
386
INDEX.
Merrill & Gustin, XIV. 59.
Merrill & McCourtie, III. 292.
Merrill block, V. 558.
"Merrimac," iron clad, battle with the
Monitor, III. 186.
Merriman, Dr. E. D., II. 308, 335.
Merriman, George B., A. M., instructor
in Albion college, II. 207.
Merriman, Joseph, X. 161, 162.
Merriman, Roswell, IV. 249.
Merrit, Col. Willis, death of, VII. 543,
545.
Merrithew, Walter, death of, XIV. 149.
Merritt, Gen. — , IT. 575.
Merritt, Abraham, V. 260, 270.
Merritt, Adna, II. 572.
Merritt, Caroline (Mrs. Jos.), V. 272.
Merritt, Charles, V. 270, 271.
Merritt, Mrs. Charles, III. 360.
Merritt, Clara (Mrs. J. Oilman), V. 272.
Merritt, D. H., VII. 168.
Merritt, Esther (Mrs. Isaac M.), V. 272.
Merritt, F. G., built organ in St. An-
drews church, Ann Arbor, IX. 151.
Merritt, George, V. 271.
Merritt, I. J., VIII. 66.
Merritt, Isaac, V. 260, 270; built first
flouring mill in Battle Creek, V. 272;
children of, V. 272; memoir of, V. 271.
Merritt, Jane (Mrs. Chandler), V. 271.
Merritt, John, member of first Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' association,
X. 80.
Merritt, Joseph, V. 2bO, 272, 323; chil-
dren of, V. 270; memoir, V. 271.
Merritt, Joseph Jr., V. 271.
Merritt, Lucretia (Mrs. Coleman), V.
272.
Merritt, Lydia L. (Mrs. B. F. Graves),
V. 272.
Merritt, Minerva, IV. 195,
Merritt, Nelson, III. 329.
Merritt, Richard, V. 271.
Merritt, William, V. 271; VIII. 101;
biog., VIII. 111.
Merritt & Kellogg, V. 271.
Merritt township (Bay county), organ-
ized, first supervisor, III. 334.
Merry, Anthony, letter to Col. Bowers,
XV. 33.
Merry, Capt. Henry, first mining super-
intendent in iron region, VIII. 159.
Merry, Miss Lizzie, XI. 101.
Merry, Mary, death of, VI. 341.
Merryweather, Horatio, government sur-
veyor, IX. 61, 62.
Mershon, Augustus H., biog., VIII. 70,
73.
Mershon, E. J., VIII. 74.
Mershon, Hannah (Mrs. E. J.), VIII. 74.
Merwin, — , temperance lecturer, XIII.
399.
Merwin, Noble H.,- IV. 479.
Merwin, V. B., X. 82.
Mesaekaangie, Pottawattomie chief,
signs deed of gift to James Abbot, XII.
625.
"Meshawaukee," boat, IX. 285.
Meshimnekahning, Indian village, IV.
23.
Mesh-kee-ma, Chippewa chief, IX. 443.
Me-shim-ne-kah-ning mission, IV. 25, 29;
significance of, IV. 32.
Mesnard, Father Ren6, Jesuit priest, es-
tablished mission on Lake Superior,
1669, VIII. 374; lost in forest, VIII.
376, 377; XIV. 656.
Messamore, — , VIII. 394.
Messenger, Mrs. Augustine, IV. 230.
Messenger, Mrs. Corral, IV. 229.
Messenger, Reverius, IV. 230.
Messersmith, George, VII. 193.
Messersmith, H., "Copper mines on Lake
Superior," VII. 194.
Messiere, Pierre, XI. 345.
Messinger, A. W., III. 290.
Messinger, Mrs. H. F., XL 109.
Messinger, W. C., III. 281.
Messinger, W. M. & T. C., III. 291.
Messkiass, Indian chief, signs release of
lands, VIII. 499, 500.
Mesy, Augustine De Saffrey, Governor of
New France, 1663, III. 114, 118.
Metawanene, Indian name for J. Albert
Smith, also claimed by "Jack," Chip-
pewa Indian, VII. 143.
Metcalf, Dr. A. A., death of, VII. 209, 217.
Meualf, A. H., VII. '211.
Metcalf, A. T., III. 483; VI. 330.
Metcalf, Mrs. A. T., VII. 371.
'Metcalf, Albert, XIII. 513.
Metcalf, Ezekial, entered first land in Sf.
Joseph county. 1826, III. 610.
Metcalf, Miss H. Marie, teacher, XIV.
377; organized young ladies' school at
Dowagiac, XIV. 386.
Metcalf, Horace, publisher, VI. 94.
Metcalf, Martin, V. 288; XIV. 366.
Metcalf Bros., V. 313.
Mete, Rene, on election roll, 1799, VIII.
509.
Metea, Indian chief, XII. 451.
Meteau, "King," Pottawattomie chief,
memoir of, XIII. 567-571; XIV. 50.
Me-te-Guab-o-Kee, meaning of, III. 602.
Meteoric shower of 1833, IX. 124.
Metevie, Medor, member State Historical
Society, XII. 344.
Me-te-wa-ne-ne, Indian, VII. 269.
Methodism, history of jubilee, III. 225-
228; early appointments of conference,
III. 235-243; first church in Michigan,
III. 215; XIII. 428; in Detroit, VI. 15;
X. 94, 95; in Galesburg, X. 52; pas-
tors from 1832 to 1884, X. 53; Jackson,
II. 347; North Lansing, VII. 421; in
southern Michigan, II. 158; missions,
IV. 23; XIII. 339, 340, 410.
MetJvier, Medard, county clerk, 1875-
INDEX.
387
6, I. 519.
"Metropolis," steamboat, VI. 181.
Mette, Felix, I. 345.
Mettez, Felix, XII. 569, 570.
Mett'ez (Mette, Metter, Mettes), Theophi-
lus), soldier of 1812, I. 345, 488; II.
572; III. 214; V. 556; VIII. 403; XII.
630; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 46iy2.
Mettivie, Francis, soldier of 1812, V. 556.
Mettu-saa-gay, Chippewa chief, IX. 442,
482.
Metty, Richard, death of, VI. 383.
Metz, Henry, member of State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 327.
Meurin, S. L., priest of 1748, V. 105, 106.
Mexican War Veterans association, arti-
cles of, list of members, proceedings
of fifth annual meeting, VI. 18; Michi-
gan record in, II. 171.
Mexico, John Baptiste, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Mexico, III. 45, 46; antiquities of, cited,
XIV. 652; ancient cities of, III. 47;
Indians of, supposed to have first ob-
tained horses from Cortez, XIV. 263;
officers of, on parole list, XII. 611;
Pyramid of Cholula, dimensions of,
XIV. 653; war with U. S., see wars.
Meyer, John, death of, VIII. 100.
Meyer, Louis, death of, XIII. 129.
Meyer & Vorst, publishers, IX. 297.
Meyers, Lieut. C., present at Indian coun-
cil, XI. 337.
Meyers, Lieut. D., present at Indian coun-
cil, XIII. 100.
Mesy (Mezy), Saffrey de, Governor of
New France, copy of his will, first to
be probated, XIV. 661.
Miami (Meamie) river, XIII. 49; XV.
77; Edward Dewar reconoitering on,
XV. 169-171; fort at mouth of, pro-
posed, XV. 4; Indians removed to, XV.
173, 178; massacre referred to, XV.
437; operations of war on, XV. 150,
151; Ottawa village on, XIII. 49; Ot-
tawas and Hurons, X. 247; rapids, dis-
tant from Detroit, XIII. 49; settlement
of Christian Indians on, XV. 9; settle-
ment abandoned, XV. 170; stores on,
captured by the British, XV. 138; bat-
tle of, see wars; U. S. troops on, XV.
275, 291.
Miamis (Algonkin) Indians, HI. 633;
attack fort Detroit, VIII. 432; chiefs
of, X. 473, 588; XIII. 97; defeat of,
XV. 10; go to Maiden, XII. 451;
kindly disposed, XII. 506; location of,
VIII. 419; X. 247; XIII. 49; speeches
of, X. 532; XII. 14; XIII. 92.
"Miamis," boat, carried troops to the
Miami, 1813, XV. 276.
Miamisburg, Indian mounds at, II. 55.
Mica, found in Indian mounds, II. 44.
Michael, Alonzo, I. 248.
Michael, George, XIV. 303.
Michael, Henry, IV. 226.
Michael, Nicolas dit Lorrain, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607.
Michael, Mrs. Peter, V. 247; XIV. 303.
Michael, William, V. 308; XIV. 311.
Micheau, — , French and Indian trader,
relates Indian tradition, VII. 557;
XIV. 516.
Michel, Baptiste, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Michel, Marie Louise, marriage entry, V.
105.
Michel, Myers, encounter with a bear,
XI I 38
Michie, Alexander, I. 341; gift of, XII.
347; member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 348.
Michigamme river, VII. 209; significance
of name, VIII. 159.
Michigan, admitted as a state, II. 128;
III. 340; VI. 59; VII. 21; illegality of,
XI. 159, 160; area, II. 1; III. 1; attor-
neys general, III. 117; air line rail-
road, II. 317-319; animals, birds and
trees described by Father Hennepin,
VIII. 420; annexed to Indiana, part of
northern territory, I. 37; attached to
Massachusetts and Connecticut, X. 65;
Bank, first, chartered 1817, III. 340;
boats (early), I. 471; boundary line,
I. 512; VII. 69; XI. 154, 157, 216; XIV.
659; capitol, location of first, X. 97;
value of in 1889, XIV. 410; cavalry
complimented, II. 175, 176; census,
first taken by Col. Joseph Watson,
1810, XII. 339; census of 1820, 1830,
X. 54; 1831, I. 38; XII. 353; 1834, XI.
222; 1835, I. 512; 1841, XIV. 409; 1845,
VIII. 122, 131; 1850 to 1860, VI. 100;
1875, I. 512; 1889, XIV. 409; Chicago
road laid out, I. 37; cholera, I. 131, 336,
494; II. 488; IV. 116, 117; V. 85; IX.
122; XII. 355, 434; civil officers ante-
rior to 1818, VIII. 659; coat of arms,
how obtained, XIV. 408; committee to
investigate forms of government, XII.
545; compared to Canaan by scriptural
* reference, VII. 451; conference of early
Methodism, II. 164-167; Congregation-
alism in, XII. 351; congressmen, list
of to 1881, III. 222; constitution,
adopted, extracts from, VIII. 128; XII.
469; XIII. 357; conventions of 1835,
XI. 153; 1850, III. 37; VIII. 128; XII.
469; crime in, 1824, VII. 75; Customs
districts, 1841 and 1889, XIV. 410; de-
rivation of name, I. 38; "disputed
questions in the early history of, XI.
151; "Early days in," X. 57; "Early
governors of, III. 114, 115, 118; "Early
history, sources of," VIII. 396; "Early
Michigan," II. 36; X. 54; "Early recol-
lections of," V. 397; "Early traveling
in," XIII. 579; education during terri-
388
INDEX.
torial period, school houses, VII, 36-43;
efforts to wrest from the English, XV.
168; evacuation of, reported by Col.
Proctor, XV. 144; first army in, XIV.
658; first brick buildings in, X. 86;
XIII. 489; first editor, XIII. 489; first
farmers, VIII. 405; XII. 336; "First
Trip to," V. 69; VI. 15; "Forty Years
Ago," V. 80; French occupation of, XIV.
651; French rule in, VIII. 368;
transferred territory to English,
1763, XIV. 643; fund to endow
branches of the university, V.
418; government regulated, VIII.
634; XII. 545; governors, and judges,
III. 114-121; XIV. 655; growth and
progress, V. 21; history of the
press, VI. 62; horticulture, X. 69;
illiteracy in 1880, compared, V. 25;
"Incidents of early days in," IX. 166;
included all of Wisconsin, XII. 353;
Indians', X. 147; Indians hostile, 1806,
XII. 471; indigenous trees, I. 509; In-
dustrial Home for Girls, XIV. 410;
Industrial School for Boys, II. 130;
XIV. 410; industries in 1837, X.
99; infantry, 13th regiment, war of
the rebellion, history of, II. 612-637;
IV. 133-168; intoxicating liquor laws
enacted, XIII. 398; Jesuits and Father
Marquette, VIII. 368; land grants for
schools, I. 40, 42, 172, 452; V. 186;
VII. 19-28; XIV. 284; land sale, first,
XIII. 483; see also land entries; legis-
lature, first elected, VII. 19; length
of, II. 105; loan negotiated, VII. 145;
XIII. 357; "Lost lands," VI. 364;
manufacturing compared, 1889, XIV.
412; Mexican war veterans, II. 171;
VI. 18; VII. 112; military roads, I.
506; II. 462; VII. 56; XIII. 337;
motto, II. 124; "Mound Builders," III.
41, 202; neutral ground for Indians,
XIV. 432; "Observations and Experi-
ences Forty Years Ago," I. 395;
"Michigan Past and Present," V. 64;
petitions congress for representation,
XII. 544; "Plot to obtain lower penin-
sula from the U. S. in 1795," VIII.
406; polygamy in, IX. 107; popu-
lation, 1812, XV. 61, 62; 1820 to
1840, VII. 55; 1830, XI. 152;
1834 to 1837, X. 98; 1845, VIII.
131; population necessary to state-
hood, VII. 20; postoffices, early, I. 506;
products, comparison of, XIV. 411,
412; railroads, early, VII. 71; XI.
410, 411; "Rash," V. 302; resources,
circulars of, XII. 381; roads, see
roads; Sault Ste. Marie canal trans-
ferred to U. S., VIII. 155; school
lands, law and system, see schools;
School for the Blind, III. 448; XIV.
410; School for the Deaf, XIV. 410;
seal of, II. 533; secretaries of state,
III. 121; semi-centennial celebration
as a state, IX. 217; senators (U. S.),
III. 123; settlement of southwestern
portion, V. 144; sickness prevalent,
causes of, XIV. 426; slavery in, VII.
524; prohibited by act of congress, I.
415; VII. 521; XII. 469, 511-525; state
fair (first), exhibitors, prizes, prices of
grain, III. 245; state house of correction
and reformatory, Ionia, III. 476; state
library and librarian, I. 1, 3; XIV. 458;
state prison (Jackson), II. 327; called
"The Tamaracks," II. 328; value of
buildings, 1889, XIV. 410; State Pub-
lic School, I. 127; value of buildings,
1889, XIV. 410; state school for deaf,
dumb and blind, III. 443; state soci-
eties, act to incorporate, I. 1; state
treasurer, defalcation of, XIII. 299;
statistics of produce, 1873-1877, II.
533; surveyor general's, report of,
1815, II. 15; V. 24; X. 61; surveys, I.
37; X. 60; territory organized, I. 37;
III. 628; VII. 19; first officers, I. 344;
thirteenth regiment, war of the rebel-
lion, history of, II. 612-637; IV. 133-
168; "Tour of in 1821," III. 572; "Un-
der the first and second Harrison,"
XIV. 409; university, see universities;
upper peninsula, how obtained, value
of, XI. 158; XIII. 3; historical events,
VII. 152-223; value of vessels owned in
state in 1841 and 1889, XIV. 410;
vote, 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404; wheat growing state, V.
253; wild animals, I. 403; V. 251; VI.
475; XIV. 422; "Winter of 1824," VII.
76.
"Michigan," (poem), VII. 80.
"Michigan," boat, I. 436, 437; IV. 80,
459, 483; VII. 358; IX. 275, 284; XIII.
121; XIV. 529, 543.
Michigan and Huron Institute, chartered,
XIII. 572.
Michigan Agricultural College, bill
for, passed senate, 1853, defeated
in house, VI. 121; bill passed both
houses, 1855, VI. 122; board of edu-
cation, VI. 126; constitutional pro-
vision for, VI. 120; course of study,
VI. 130; dedication, VI. 126; early
friends of, VI. 124; early instructors,
IX. 93; established, VII. 34; first move
to establish, III. 39; VII. 34; history
of, VI. 115; land grants, VII. 34; loca-
tion, VI. 122; officers and faculty, VI.
128; plans for building, VI. 125; reor-
ganization, VI. 134; resolution estab-
lishing, III. 39; value of buildings,
" 1889, XIV. 410; Williams Hall, VI.
128.
"Michigan Belle," boat, built by N. H.
White and George Parks, IX. 284.
Michigan Central college; see Hillsdale
college.
INDEX.
389
Michigan Central Railroad, I. 46, 48; II.
319, 344; XIII. 357; built to Ypsilanti,
XIV. 410.
Michigan Centre bank, original capital
of, V. 215.
Michigan College of Mines, XIV. 410.
"Michigan Emigrants," (poem), III.
265.
"Michigan Exchange," I. 432; XIV. 418.
Michigan Female College, history of,
with sketch of Miss A. C. Rogers, VI.
284.
Michigan Lake Shore Railroad, I. 46-48;
IX. 278; XIII. 357.
Michigan militia, at Detroit, 177S, IX.
473; X. 291; 1782, X. 616; Brady
Guards, XIII. 525-546; in patriot
war, XII. 417; Detroit, report, 1778,
XIII. 52; organized at Pontiac, 1821,
VIII. 241; Grayson Guards, XIII. 529;
labor required of, I. 506; territorial
parade, V. 57; Wayne county, 1803,
VIII. 497, 543; Williams Light Infan-
try, XIII. 531, 532.
Michigan mining colony, XIV, 197.
"Michigan, My Michigan," VI. 235.
Michigan Nurserymen and Fruit Grow-
ers' association, organization and con-
stitution of, X. 80.
Michigan School for the Deaf, (Asylum
for the Deaf, Dumb & Blind), III. 443;
XIV. 410.
Michigan State Agricultural society,
awards of diploma to, for best culti-
vated farm, IX. 204; presents memo-
rial to legislature for State Agricul-
tural college, VI. 617, 619.
Michigan State Fair (first), sketch of
exhibits, prizes and price of .grain,
III. 245.
Michigan State Historical Society, incor-
porated, XII. 325; collection turned
over to public library of Detroit, XII.
324, 350; officers, members and meet-
ings, XII. 315-350.
Michigan State Normal cbllege (Ypsil-
anti), II. 130; established, VI. 117; in-
structors, IX. 94; endowed with 25 sec-
tions of land, VII. 34n; value of build-
ings, in 1889, XIV. 410.
Michigan State Pioneer and Historical
Colections, VII. 14; XIV. 47; cost of
printing, II. 92-94; III. 10; V. 7; IX.
14; XI. 17; XIII. 37; XIV. 45.
Michigan State Pioneer and Histori-
cal Society, organized, I. 7, 8,
29; V. 3; VII. 13; addresses of
presidents, I. 14, 35, 67; II. 1,
80; III. 1, 101; IV. 1; V. 3; VI. 5;
VII. 1; VIII. 1; IX. 1; XI. 1; XIII. 1;
appropriations for, I. 66; II. 10, 94;
III. x., 112; IV. 9; V. 15; VI. 11; VII.
11, 14; VIII. xi., 14; IX. 14; XIII. viii.,
37; committee of historians, resolution
to create, I. 57; duty of, I. 57; II. 8;
circulars relating to formation of, I.
3, 9, 81-83; constitution and by-laws,
I. 10, 11; amendments to, III. 108;
death list of members, III. 6; VI. 11;
VII. 8-11; VIII. 13; IX. 12; XI. 16;
XIV. 44; efforts to secure rooms for,
I. 60, 64; III. 8; gifts to, I. 30, 62;
II. 5, 72, 87; III. 6, 109; IV. 8; V. 15;
V. 10; VII. 8; VIII. 10; IX. 10; XI. 13;
XIII. 34; XIV. 42; members, I. 7-9, 13,
14, 84-92; II. 184-188; III. 7, 111, 266-
268; IV. 8, 169; V. 15, 208; VI. 10, .166;
VII. 8, 151; VIII. 12, 119; IX. 10, 90;
XI. 12; XIII. 33, 110; XIV. 41, 196;
meetings and proceedings, I. 14, 18, 29,
52, 56, 76, 133; II. 1, 4, 69; III. 1, 101,
491; IV. 1; V. 3; VI. 5; VII. 1; VIII.
1» IX. 1-12; XI. 1-7; XIII. 1; XIV. 1;
name changed, XIII. 24; object of, I.
10; obtained furniture from senate
chamber of old capitol, III. 10; officers,
I. 13, 28, 56; II. vii., 68; III. xi., 3,
100, 108; IV. ix.; V. iii., 1, 2, 11; VI.
iii., 3, 4; VII. iv., ix., x., 6; VIII. v.,
xiii., xiv., 8, 9; IX. v., xi., xii., 6, 8;
X. iv., vii.; XI. iv., vii., viii., 10; XII.
iii., XIII. iv., 7, 25, 26; XIV. iii., vii.,
viii., 40, 41; XV. iii; duties of, 'l. 11,
1 12; publications of, VII. 14; XIV. 47;
cost of, II. 92-94; III. 10; V. 7; XIII.
38; reports of committee of historians,
II. iii., 8, 91; III. 9,, 112; IV. 10; V.
iii.; VI. 11; VII. 12-16; VIII. 15-18; IX.
15; XI. 18; XII. iii.; XIII. 38; XIV.
46; committee on Pioneer home or
hospital, I. 17; corresponding secre-
tary, I. 65; III. 8, 111; IV. 9; V. 16;
VI. 10; VII. 9; VIII. 13; IX. 12; XI.
15; XIII. 35-37; XIV. 43-45; memorial
committee, III. 310; IV. 171; V. 223;
VI. 1G8; VII. 305; VIII. 18; IX. 17;
X. 21; XIII. 112; XIV. 51; nominating
committee, III. 3, 108; IV. 5; V. 11;
VI. 9; VII. 6; VIII. 8; IX. 8; XI.
10; XIII. 25; XIV. 17, 40; re-
cording secretary, I. 29, 58; II. 4, 84;
III. 2, 106; IV. 4; V. 10; VI. 6; VII.
3; VIII. 5; IX. 5; XI. 7; XIII. 41-43;
treasurer, I. 34, 66; II. 10, 94; III. 8,
112; IV. 9; V. 15; VI. 11; VII. 11;
VIII. 14; IX. 14; XI. 17; XIII. 37;
XIV. 45; representation in, I. 11; reso-
lutions on appropriations, I. 60, 63, 64;
on naming society, XI. 11; recommend-
ing statue of Lewis Cass, IX. 6; to rep-
resent society at state semi-centennial
celebration, IX. 217; secured rooms in
new capitol, III. 11; vacancies in of-
fices, how filled, I. 12.
Michigan State Teachers' association,
1860, IX. 95.
Michigan volunteers, Mexican war, 1st
regiment, II. 173; 15th regiment, II.
173; VII. 112; war of the rebellion,
13th regiment, history of, II. 612-637;
390
INDEX.
IV. 133-168; cavalry complimented, II.
175-6.
Michilimackinac, see Mackinac.
Mickaninne, Indian, I. 440.
Mickle, James, story of Simon Girty,
VII. 127.
Mickle, John, XIII. 191.
Mickle, Mrs. Mary (Miss Fitzsimmons),
death of, XIII. 187, 191.
Mickle, W. C., VII. 126, 127.
Mickle, William, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war VIII. 411.
Mickly C. E. I. 7; II. 392.
Mickly, Daniel, death of, XIV. 133.
Middle Island, VI. 194; XV. 13, 23.
Middlemist, Henry, VI. 387, 388.
Midland City, county seat, I. 274; XIV.
503; Indian name of, VII. 277; "Inde-
pendent," "Sentinel," VI. 88.
Midland county, organized, county seat
located, I. 273, 274; treasurer and
clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on
prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Midler, A. J., IX. 72.
Miedema, D., member of relief commit-
tee for Holland, IX. 339.
Miers, Mrs. — , X. 371.
Mijny, Anthony, appointed ensign, VIII.
497.
Mikenauk, county, name changed, I. 94,
274, 312; see also Roscommon.
Mikesou, Pottawattomie chief, signs deed
of gift to James Abbott, XII. 625.
Mikinak, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Milas, Capt. — , VII. 132.
Milbrun, — , eulogy of S. S. Prentiss,
XIV. 310.
Miles, Capt. — , IV. 80; IX. 161, 162.
Miles, Ensign — , XV. 515.
Miles, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XIII.
240.
Miles, Fabius, VIII. 111.
Miles, Mrs. Fabius (Miss Mantle), biog.,
VIII. 101, 111.
Miles, Judge George, associate justice, II.
109, 200, 201, 305; III. 115, 131; VII.
529, 588; IX. 142; XI. 279.
Miles, Mrs. Harriet A. (Mrs. J. W. Be-
gole), III. 467; V. 338.
Miles, Miss M. Louise (Mrs. A. Thayer),
IV. 243.
Miles, Manly Sr., IV. 243.
Miles, Dr. Manly Jr., instructor in Mich-
igan Agricultural college, III. 449; IV.
243; VI. 133, 135.
Miles, Marcus H., VI. 410, 411; gift of,
VIII. 543; XII. 346.
Miles, Gen. Nelson A., U. S. A., II. 575;
VI. 267.
Miles, Pamelia B., VII. viii.; memoir of,
VII. 588.
Miles, S., III. 281.
Miles, Mrs. Stephen, death of, IX. 47.
Milford "Times," VI. 91.
Milford township (Oakland county),
lines, location and settlement of, VII.
560; first land entries, III. 563.
Military, British troops, accompanying
Gov. Hamilton to Vincennes, IX. 484;
armed with Indian weapons, XV. 98;
arrival at Halifax, XV. 506; commend-
ed for action at Prairie du Chien, XV.
625; compared with U. S., 1811, XV.
59; defeated at Fourteen Mile Creek,
XV. 516; at Sandusky, XV. 348; list
recommended for medals of honor, XV.
555; locations of, 1787, XI. 508;; 1812,
XV. 190, 208; losses at battle of the
Miami, XV. 277, 284; at battle
of the Thames, XV. 399, 407,
498, 499; at River Raisin, XV.
237-240, 399; at Street's Creek,
XV. 605; lost valuable papers,
XV. 330; militia captains statements,
XV. 280; number at Prairie du Chien,
XV. 627; number embarked for battle
of the Miami, XV. 276; number Gen.
Drummond proposed to throw against
Detroit, XV. 474, 475; number in pro-
vince of Quebec, 1788, XI. 65; number
required for attack on Oswego, XV. 549,
on Sackett's Harbor, XV. 542; pay-
ments, irregularity of, XV. 292, 370;
positions on the Niagara frontier, XV.
653; prisoners of families, XV. 308;
prize money, XV. 567; report of divi-
sion at Amherstburg, 1813, XV. 353;
retreat of, planned, XV. 328, 382-385;
sickness among, XV. 395; militia from
Bay of Quinte, XV. 60; Glengary, XV.
60, 124; Indiana territory, orders for,
VIII. 542, 543; Kentucky, XV. 680;
Michigan, see Michigan; Ohio, XV.
680; Toronto, orders for, XII. 618-621;
rules for issued by Gov. Hamilton,
VIII. 470; Provincial Rangers, where
organized, VIII. 364; United States
troops at Amherstburg, XV. 518; Bass
Island, XV.. 354; Buffalo, XV. 550, 602;
Burlington (Canada), XV. 666; Cul-
ver's, XV. 677; Detroit, X. 619; XV.
469, 474, 518; Fort Defiance, XV. 149;
Grenadier Island, XV. 430; Maiden,
XV. 514; Point Aux Pins, XV. 499;
Sackett's Harbor, XV. 192; Saginaw,
VIII. 141, 143; Sandwich, XV. 514, 618;
Springwells, XV. 514; on Grand river
(Canada), XV. 662-668; Mississippi
and Rock rivers, XV. 627, 628; Niag-
ara frontier, XV. 652, 653; Nottawa-
saga river, XV. 637; Thames River,
XV. 659-669, 675-682; captured at De-
troit, XV. 195; Mrs. McLear's house,
XV. 458; Miami river, XV. 275, 278,
291, 295, 311; Prairie du Chien, XV.
624, 625; Raisin River, XV. 229; Red
Mills, XV. 416; defeated at Burlington
Heights, XV. 345; Chrysler's farm, XV.
487; Fort George, XV. 507; Niagara,
INDEX.
391
XV. 455, 507; Raisin River or French-
town, XV. 226; destroyed Dover and
Col. Talbot's property, XV. 557, 565,
666; invasvpn along the Thames, XV.
651; salaries, XII. 418; schools taught
by, XIII. 337; strength of, as given
by Constant Baker, XV. 585; suffer-
ings of early soldiers, VIII. 447-449;
prisoners of war and cash prizes,
XV. 639; victory at Street's Creek, XV.
604.
Military stores; see stores.
Militia, from Bay of Quinte, XV. 60;
Glengary, XV. 60, 124; Indiana terri-
tory, orders for, VIII. 542, 543; Ken-
tucky, XV. 680; Michigan, see Michi-
gan; Ohio, XV. 680; Toronto, orders
for, XII. 618-621; rules for, issued by
Gov. Hamilton, VIII. 470.
Militzer, Rev. — , III. 289.
Mill (Conner's) Creek, I. 359.
Millan, Caleb A., II. 208.
Millar, Rev. J., II. 168.
Millard, Dr. — , XIV. 106.
Millard, Alfred L., I. vii.; II. 305, 372,
379, 380, 393; VII. 524, 527; XIII. 253;
"Historical sketch of Lenawee county,"
I. 224; member State Pioneer and His-
torical Society, I. 84.
Millard, Rev. B. F., second pastor of
Plymouth church, Lansing, VII. 404.
Millard, Clarissa Thompson (Mrs Dr.
M.), biog., XIV. 106.
Millard, Mrs. Emmila, V. 505.
Millard, Frank, VII. 527.
Millard, Maria, death of, VIII. 99.
Millard, Nathaniel, III. 561; XIV. 590.
Millard, Samuel, IV. 61; XIV. 482.
Millard, William, death of, XIV. 190.
Mille Couquin river, Indian name and
location of, XII. 376.
Miller, — , convicted of murdering Nega,
Indian woman, XI. 199.
Miller, — , escape from the Wyoming
massacre, V. 273.
Miller, — , sailing master of Walk-in-the-
Water, IV. 113; V. 9.
Miller, — , surveyor, I. 72.
Miller, Capt. — , soldier of the Mexican
war, XII. 614.
Miller, Miss — (Mrs. A. L. Jewett), XIV.
177.
Miller, Mrs. — , III. 559.
Miller, Mrs. Abigail (Mrs. John M.),
death of, XIII. 161, 163.
Miller, Abram, XIV. 148.
Miller, Adaline (Mrs. H. L.), IV. 191,
196.
Miller, Miss Agatha (Mrs. Zabriskie),
student of female seminary at Detroit,
1841, V. 545.
Miller, Judge Albert, I. v., 76, 78, 80, 103,
318-323, 326, 327, 602, 629; IV. vi-viii.,
4, 6, 191, 195, 371; V. 10, 12, 13; VI.
G, 7, 426; VII. vi., vii., 275, 282; VIII.
6, 123; IX. 5, 6, 8, 15, 118, 123-128; X.
123; XI. 7, 9-11, 19; XIII. 2, 380, 503;
XIV. 1, 7, 12, 19, 29, 32, 37, 49, 178; "A
Cold Bath and Indian Hospitality,"
VII. 247; address at church anniver-
sary, IV. 184; address to Saginaw
county pioneer meeting, 1874, IV.
359; addresses as president State His-
torical Society, I. 14, 35; autobiogra-
phy, IV. 176; carried electoral vote
to Detroit, 1844, VII. 253; chosen to
represent society at semi-centennial
celebration of Michigan, IX. 217; Com-
missioner to relocate early railroad,
XIII. 360; "Convivial Habits of the
Pioneers of Saginaw, IX. 137; drained
swamp lands, III. 338; "Early church-
es and preachers of Saginaw and Flint
districts," XIII. 407; "Early fruit
growing in the Saginaw valley," VII.
254-257; "The First Criminal Trial in
Saginaw County," VII. 258; "The First
Election of Bay County," VII. 228;
first teacher of Saginaw county, VII.
261; XIII. 382; "First Visit to Lan-
sing," XIII. 367; gifts to society, I.
62; VII. 8; "Incident in the Capture
of Mackinac," XIII. 499; "Incidents in
the Early History of the Saginaw Val-
ley," XIII. 351; letter from O. W. Sey-
mour, XIII. 380; letter to O. W. Sey-
mour, XIII. 379; lobbying for Bay
county, I. 102; member of committees
of society, I. 56-62, 70; II. vii., 68;
IV. ix.; V. 2, 11; VI. 4; VII. 3-6; VIII.
xiv., 6-9; JX. vii., 6; XI. viii., 10; XIII.
5, 25, 291; XIV. viii., 17, 41; member
of the legislature, 1847, IV. 176; "Me-
moir of Thomas L. L. Brent," IX. 192;
memorial report, III. 339; memoir of
Sarah R. Trombly, XIII. 117; original
member first Presbyterian church of
Bay City, IV. 178, 179, 193; original
member State Pioneer Society, chair-
man to organize, first president, I. 7,
8, 13, 28, 84; III. 538; X. vii.; perform-
ed marriage ceremony, VII. 578; "Pio-
neer Sketches, a Journey from Ver-
mont to Detroit," 1830, VII. 229; por-
trait of, IV. 176; president Saginaw
County Pioneer Society, IV. 358; pub-
lished extracts from B. F. H. Wither-
ell's letters regarding Detroit in 1814,
XIII. 503; remarks on B. O. Williams,
XIII. 8; "Reminiscenses of Tuscola
County," VII. 578; "Removing to Sag-
inaw," VII. 236; "Rivers of the Sag-
inaw Valley," XIV. 495; "Township in
two counties, — Saginaw's first officers,
the first probate case, VII. 261; "Trav-
eling north from Detroit, 1830," VII. 2,
323; tribute to Prof. J. C. Holmes, XIV.
2; "Trip to Mill," XIII. 356; vice
president State Pioneer Society, I. 28,
56; II. vii., 68; III. viii., xi., 2-4, 100,
392
INDEX.
108; "Willard Bunnell's Capture and
Escape," VII. 259; "Winter at Flint,
1830, 1831," VII. 388; wintered large
stock of cattle on rushes, 1835-6, XIII.
351, 369.
Miller, Mrs. Albert, see Miller, Mary
A. O., IV. 358.
Miller, Alexander, death of, VI. 283.
Miller, Amasa, soldier of the Black Hawk
war, V. 505.
Miller, Amasa M., V. 505.
Miller, Andrew J., death of, VI. 341.
Miller, Angeline, IV. 196; original mem-
ber of first Presbyterian church, Bay
City, IV. 178, 193.
Miller, Angus, III. 334.
Miller, Anson G., death of, VII. 580.
Miller, Augustus, death of, XI. 95.
Miller, Ben., I. 471.
Miller, C. F., V. 322.
Miller, Caroline, death of, XIV. 54.
Miller Catherine, death of, XIV. 53.
Miller) Charles, I. 241, 245.
Miller, Charles C., and wife, sketch of,
IX. 69.
Miller, Christian, death of, XI. 136.
Miller, Cornelius, II. 482.
Miller, Daniel B., receiver of the U. S.
land office, 1836, VI. 368, 369, 369n;
XIII. 2.
Miller, David, soldier of 1812, V. 556.
Miller, David H., II. 245.
Miller, Edward M., signed address to
Maj. William A. Puthuff, VIII. 656.
Miller, Eli R., I. 7; VI. 308; XI. 317;
"Memoir of John F. Gilkey," VI. 313;
response to address of welcome, VI.
309.
Miller, Elizabeth (Mrs. Abram M.), death
of, XIV. 148.
Miller, Mrs. Emily, death of, XI. 131.
Miller, Ephraim, V. 505.
Miller, F., member of State Historical
Society, XII. 331.
Miller, Ferdinand, V. 466.
Miller, Fletcher & Co., VI. 175.
Miller, Rev. Fred, III. 483.
Miller, Dr. G. B., member committee on
resolutions on Dr. Platt's death, VI.
334, 335.
Miller, G. W. & Stark, IX. 285.
Miller, George, V. 487.
Miller, Gunder, III. 327.
Miller, Mrs. H., IV. 358.
Miller, Harvey, VII. 351.
Miller, Capt. Henry (Harry), IV. 81;
VI. 387; IX. 263, 282; biog., IX. 244,
251.
Miller, Henry B., publisher, I. 210; VI.
81, 95.
Miller, Hiram, III. 194.
Miller, Rev. Hiram L., III. 606; IV. 186,
191, 321, 362; XIII. 409; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 323;
president of Agricultural college board,
1857, VI. 126, 128.
Miller, Mrs. Hiram L. (Miss Little), III.
606; XIII. 362.
Miller, Hugh, geologist, II. 505; V. 122;
XIII. 583.
Miller, Dr. I. T., IX. 194.
Miller, Isaac, IV. 301, 304.
Miller, Isaac D., death or, IX. 58.
Miller, Isaac S., V. 193.
Miller, Rev. J. W., X. 53.
Miller, Jacob, early settler in St. Clair,
VI. 412.
Miller, James, Hillsdale county, V. 446.
Miller, James, Lenawee county, II. 415,
420.
Miller, James, murdered in Leoni, V. 358.
Miller, James, attorney, III. 134; XI. 312,
317; assignee of William J. Welles, VI.
320; bank director, VI. 323; death of,
III. 545, 546; resolutions on death of,
III. 547.
Miller, Col. James, soldier of war of 1812,
V. 374, 502; VI. 466; VIII. 234; XV.
681; captured British at Lundy's Lane,
VI. 255; commanded at Detroit, XV.
586; exchanged as prisoner of war,
XV. 206, 388; in command at the bat-
tle of Monguagon, VI. 467, 469n; XIII.
314, 315, 315n; proclamation relative
to flour and grain, XV. 661.
Miller, Jesse M., printed first paper in
Michigan, I. 385, 394, 487, 488, 500;
III. 329, 333; IV. 196; VI. 97; XIII.
489-491.
Miller, Dr. Jeremy T., III. 323; V. 227;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 86;
VII. 9.
Miller, John, Clinton county, XIII. 163.
Miller, John, Crystal Falls, VII. 207.
Miller, John, Eaton county, II. 234; VIII.
208; land entry, III. 405.
Miller, John, Hillsdale county, IV. 253;
XIII. 188.
Miller, John, Lenawee county, VII. 543.
Miller, John, Macomb and Oakland coun-
ties, V. 460, 463; pioneer of Plymouth,
I. 446; II. 561, 562, 582; entered land
in 1819, III. 569; exhibit of fruit, 1847,
X. 76.
Miller, John, St. Clair county, VI. 414;
VII. 567.
Miller, John, St. Joseph county, VIII.
100.
Miller, John, supervisor Monroe county,
V. 485.
Miller, John, Tuscola county, VII. 579.
Miller, John G., XI. 32.
Miller, Joseph, St. Joseph county, death
of, III. 610.
Miller, Joseph Sr., attorney, III. 134;
sketch of, XI. 317.
Miller, Joseph Jr., attorney, I. 210; III.
134; VII. 476; XI. vi., 299, 311, 317;
XIV. 440.
Miller, Lieut. Joseph, VIII. 448; IX. 594;
INDEX. 393
XV. 390. 284.
Miller, Joseph K., VI. 172; first treasurer Miller's fee or toll defined by grand
of Alpena county, VI. 173, 183. jury, XII. 628.
Miller, Julia, marriage of, first in Macon Millett, S. E., VIII. 29.
township, XIII. 595. Millham, John, X. 154; death of, VIII.
Miller, Mrs. Julia Ann, V. 528. 47, 48.
Miller, L. J., IV. 196. Milligan, Mrs. Elgin, VIII. 73.
Miller, Leonard, I. 329; IV. 399. Milliken, — , III. 488.
Miller, Lewis M., V. vii., 449; "Early Millington, Dr. Abel, IV. 401, 403; VII.
Banks and Bankers," V. 471; publish- 240; XIV. 494; buys and sells the mili-
er, VI. 87. tary reserve at Saginaw, VIII. 243;
Miller, Lewis T., I. 172, 179. candidate for legislative council, vote
Miller, Mrs. Louisa, III. 559. for, II. 310, 311, 512.
Miller, M., printer, VIII. 589. Millis, Elmyra (Mrs. Samuel M.,) death
Miller, Margaret, death of, XIV. 149. of, XI. 109.
Miller, Mrs. Margaret J. E., publisher, Millis, John D., death of, XIII. 240.
VI. 98. Millis, Samuel L., V. 487; XI. 109.
Miller, Maruia V. Y., V. 448. Mills, — , IV. 293.
Miller, Martin, VII. 579. Mills, — (colored), murdered, XIII. 599.
Miller, Mary, I. 179. Mills, Capt. — , XII. 58; XV. 66.
Miller, Mary A. O. (Miss Albert M.), Mills, A. M., land entry, III. 402.
IV. 195, 358; original member of first Mills, Alfred J., attorney, XI. 312.
Presbyterian church of Bay City, IV. Mills, Asa, V. 393; X. 19^.
178, 193, 195. Mills, Augustus, soldier of the war of
Miller, Michael, IV. 249; VII. 551. 1812, V. 376, 393-395; X. 192; XI. 301.
Miller, Mrs. Michael, death of, XIV. 138. Mills, Aurelia, death of, VII. 346.
Miller, N. P., V. 312. Mills, B. F., IV. 237.
Miller, Oliver W., II. 572; IV. 472, 476; Mills, Rev. Charles Blunt, gift of, II. 88;
X. 87; signs call for meeting to in- instructor in Hillsdale college, 151,
struct delegate to congress, XII. 645. 161-163; member State Pioneer Society,
Miller, Mrs. Oliver W., IV. 476. II. 184.
Miller, Peter, death of, XI. 84. Mills, Charles H., V. 396.
Miller Phoebe, death of, XI. 94. Mills, Maj. D., soldier of the revolution-
Miller, Rebecca, biog., XI. 32. ary war, II. 174, 279, 293, 296, 420; IV.
Miller, Robert, on election' roll of 1799, 86; V. 351.
VIII. 509, 511. Mills, Capt. E. P., superintendent Cleve-
Miller, S. J., death of, XIII. 129. land mine, V. 378; VII. 208, 210; VIII.
Miller, S. K., publisher, VI. 97. 159.
Miller, Samuel, I. 149. Mills, Ebenezer, death of, XI. 96.
Miller, Sarah, death of, XIII. 187, 188. Mills, Eli P., V. 396.
Miller, Mrs. Sarah E., death of, XI. 135. Mills, Elihu, soldier of the war of 1812,
Miller, Sidney D., IV. 444, 457; VI. 379; V. 393-395; X. 163.
member of State Historical Society, Mills, Mrs. Elihu, X. 162, 163.
XII. 328; president Young Men's Soci- Mills, Ensign F., letter to Col. Stewart,
ety, XII. 369. XV. 498; report of second battle of the
Miller, Mrs. Sidney D., daughter of C. C. Thames, XV. 498.
Trowbridge, IV. 457; VII. 612. Mills, Maj. F. D., soldier of the Mexican
Miller, Stephen V., V. 446. war, VII. 112, 113, 119.
Miller, Sylvester M., soldier of the war Mills, Francis, V. 393.
of the rebellion, XIV. 100. Mills, Gabriel, early settler of Macon
Miller, Thomas, II. 334. township, XIII. 594.
Miller, V. S., publisher, VI. 84. Mills, George, V. 393; VI. 68; XIII. 187,
Miller, William, Jackson county, TV. 190.
280. Mills, George H., death of, IX. 58.
Miller, William, commissioner of trans- Mills, H. A., instructor in Albion college,
port service, XV. 253, 386; deposition II. 227.
of, X. 344. Mills, Harriet (Mrs. Dunning), V. 393;
Miller, William H., III. 326, 337; IV. 257. X. 192.
Miller, William M., attorney, XIII. 271. Mills, Harriet D., death of, XI. 85.
Miller & Davis, insurance agents, VI. 290. Mills, Hiram, death of, XIII. 276.
Miller & Stuart, XI. 299. Mills, James, XIII. 594; XIV. 364;
Miller & Jermain, first to export flour death of, VII. 544.
from Michigan, 1827, X. 86. Mills, Joseph, II. 190.
Miller boys, saved crew of the schooner Mills, Miss Julia A. (Mrs. 0. P. Morton),
H. C. Akely that foundered at sea, IX. XIV. 344.
50
394
INDEX.
Mills, L. F., III. 480.
Mills, Leander, V. 393.
Mills, Rev. Levi, death of, XIII. 131.
Mills, Loren (Lorin), I. 336; V. 246, 393-
395, 397; VIII. 219; X. 192.
Mills, Rev. Louis, II. 190; III. 482; IV.
186; XIII. 366.
Mills, Louisa (Mrs. Giddings), V. 376;
XI. 301.
Mills, M. D., IV. 265.
Mills, Maria Warner, death of, VI. 431.
433
Mills, Mary, death of, XIV. 135.
Mills, Mary Ann (Mrs Charles), V. 393.
Mills, Merrill J., sketch of, VI. 17-19.
Mills, Morgan B., printer, III. 274.
Mills, Rev. O. S., X. 53.
Mills, Mrs. Philo, death of, XI. 96.
Mills, Roswell, V. 393.
Mills, Capt. Samuel, soldier of the revo-
lutionary war, V. 393, 396; VI. 433;
XIV. 343.
Mills, Simeon, soldier of the war of 1812.
I. 207; V. 256, 257, 393-396; VI. 309,
315; X. 192.
Mills, Mrs. Simeon, V. 396.
Mills, Sylvester W., V. 256, 260, 378, 393,
395, 41b; VII. 482.
Mills, Thomas, I. 296, 301; X. 291.
Mills, Timothy, soldier of 1812, V. 393,
395
Mills, Willard, V. 246, 256, 260, 385, 393-
395, 397, 414-417; VII. 481, 482; X.
192
Mills, Mrs. Willard, V. 416.
Mills, William, VII. 7; remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 411; signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Mills, Mrs. William, death of, XI. 94.
Mills, Capt. William, wounded at the bat-
tle of Raisin river, XV. 238-240.
Mills & Boyd, XII. 396.
Mills & DeLong, publishers, IX. 297.
Mills & Furlong, I. 287.
Mills family, memoir, V. 393.
Mills of early pioneers, I. 501; V. 253; X.
85; stones made from boulders, II.
372.
Millsom (Millson), Ann, (Mrs. Thomas
M.), death of, XIII. 131, 190.
Millsom, Thomas, XIII. 190.
Millspaugh, Cornelius, II. 387; V. 323;
VIII. 198.
Miln, Mrs. Maria C., IV. 357.
Milne(s), Capt. David, XV. 283, 284.
Milne, George, IV. 195.
Milne, Mrs. Geo. A. (Mary E. Swift),
XIV. 462.
Milne (s), Sir Robert Shore, governor of
Canada, 1795, III. 119.
Milor, — , merchant, VII. 386.
Milton, churches, II. 214.
Milwaukee, Indian camping ground,
XII. 353; "Sentinel," VI. 85.
"Milwaukee," boat, III. 305; IX. 284;
XIV. 544.
Milwaukee county organized, name
changed, I. 97, 275; II. 361.
Milwaukee river, early navigation of,
VI. 351.
Minagar, Fanny, death of, XIII. 114.
Minard, P., XII. 655.
Minavavana, Ojibway chief, conducted
massacre at Michilimackinac, XIV.
665.
Minchley, William, VI. 478.
Miner, Mrs. A., death of, VII. 590.
Miner, A. B., I. 296.
Miner, Mrs. J. H., IV. 249.
Miner, J. J., III. 280.
Miner, James L., V. 358; death of, IV.
270.
Miner, Mrs. James L., death of, VI. 306.
Miner, Joel, X. 130.
Miner, William, V. 526.
Miner, Lake, III. 278.
Minerals for state library, I. 5.
Minerals, product of Michigan compared
with other states, 1889, XIV. 411.
Miners, ancient, work of in Michigan
copper mines, VIII. 137; condition, XI.
179; imported from Norway and
Sweden, VIII. 142; life of, XIV. 237-
240.
Miner's Castle, view on Lake Superior,
VII. 156.
Miners' river, VII. 157.
Mines, XI. 178-182; abandoned, XIII. 345;
Alpha, VII. 210, 215; Albion, Allen, Bag-
ley, VII. 171; Bannerman, VII. 208;
Barnum, VII. 170, 171, 215; VIII. 160;
Blaney, VII. 208-211; Breen, VII. 215;
Calumet, VIII. 143; Calumet and Hec-
la, XIII. 346; great fire, XIII. 348n;
wonder of the world, XIII. 348; Carr,
VII. 171; Caledonia, VII. 21; Cambria,
VII. 208-211; Central, XIII. 346; Cham-
pion, VII. 169-171; VIII. 160; Chapin,
VIII. 160; Cleveland, VII. 168-171;
VIII. 158; Cliff, VII. 188; VIII. 137-
139; IX. 11; XIII. 346; XIV. 235-240,
244; Crystal Falls, VII. 207, 208, 212;
Cyclops, VII. 215; Delphic, VII. 208,
212; Donkersley, VII. 170; Edwards,
VII. 170, 171; Emma, VII. 171; Excel-
sior, VII. 170, 171; Fairbanks, VII. 207,
212; Foster, VII. 170, 171; Franklin,
VII. 171; XI. 121; Goodrich, Grand
Central, VII. 170, 171; Great Western,
VII. 208, 210, 212; Green Bay, Gribben,
Himrod, Home, VII. 171; Houghton
county, XIII. 346; Ho well, Happock,
Hungerford, VII. 171; Iron Cliff, VII.
215; Iron Mountain, VII. 170, 171;
Iron Star, VII. 208; Jackson, VII. 166-
171; VIII. 143-158; XI. 168; Juniata,
VII. 208; Kearsage, XL 121; Keystone,
Kloman, VII. 170, 171; Lake Angeline,
VII. 169-171; VIII. 160; Lake Superior,
INDEX. 395
VII. 168-171; VIII. 158, 159-160; XI. Mini, Pierre, appointed ensign in Wayne
174; McComber, VII. 170, 171; VIII. county militia, 1803, VIII. 543; tax-
157; Magnetic, VII. 170, 171; Mandota, able property of, 1802, VIII. 540.
XIII. 347; Mastadon, VII. 208, 210, 212, Minier, — , VIII. 348.
215; Marquette, VII. 166-169; Mather, Minne, Joseph, V. 503.
VII. 171; Menominee, VII. 215; Michi- Minnesota, part of Michigan, III. 115.
gamme, VII. 169-171; VIII. 160; Min- Minnesota Historical Society, gift of,
nesota, VII. 189; VIII. 137; XIV. 244, XIII. 34.
248; National, VIII. 138; Negaunee, Minnie, Father, priest, VII. 177.
New England, VII. 171; New York, Minnie, Joseph, I. 443; IV. 339; first as-
VII. 169-171; VIII. 160; Ohio Trap sessor of St. Glair county, VI. 407, 408,
Rock, XIV. 249; Oscoda (Ossipee), XI. 414.
121; Paint River, VII. 207, 210; Palmer Minnie, Joseph P., VI. 407.
(old Cascade), VII. 170, 171; Parks, Minnis, Rev. Adam, III. 242, 243.
VII. 208; Parsons, VII. 171; Pendill, Minnis, Paul, death of, VI. 448.
see Union; Pewabic, XI. 121; Ontona- Minnowis, Indian woman, II. 494, 4yo.
gon County, XIII. 347; Pittsburg and Minor, J. S., VI. 171, 174, 178, 202, 203,
Lake Superior, Quartz, VII. 171; Re- 207.
public, VII. 169-171; VIII. 160; XI. Minor, Lewis, U. S. prisoner of war, im-
101, 170; Rockland, VIII. 138; Rolling prisoned at Montrea', XV. 306.
Mill, VII. 1<0, 171; Rowland, VII. 171; Minor & Co., VI. 202.
Saginaw, VII. 169-171; Salisbury, VII. Minors, legislative acts, concerning, VIII.
170, 171; Sheldon & Sharp, VII. 211; 594.
Shenango, VII. 171; Silver Islet, IV. Minters, Johanna (Mrs. L. D'Ooge), XI.
63; XIII. 243; XIV. 204; Smith, VII. 92.
170, 171; South Pewabic, XI. 121; Minton, Mrs. — , loss by fire, VI. 185.
Spurr Mountain, VII. 169-171; Stewart, Minturn, Mrs. — , VII. 427.
VII. 171; Tamarack, XI. 177; XIII. iumturn, Robert B., VIII. 62.
346; Tilden, VII. 215; Union (Pendill), Miny, see Miney.
VII. 208, 211; VIII. 157; Vulcan, VII. Minzey, John, death of, \II. 590.
215; Washington, VII. 169-171; XI. 101; Miquetts, Indian chief, IX. 452, 457.
Williams, VII. 170; Winthrop, VII. Mirage, on Lake Superior, XIV. 246.
170, 171; Windfall, VII. 208, 211; Mirrors for Indians, IX. 471; X. 496,
Youngstown, VII. 208, 210; where is 497, 580, 632; XII. 82, 147, 175, 229,
found copper, III. 251-254, 257; IV. 233, 257, 275, 284, 288; XV. 224.
63; iron, I. 270; VIII. 137; silver, XIII. Miscellaneous documents, VIII. 449-669.
343. Miscer, Helen, death of, IX. 57.
Miney (Miny), Antoine, on census roll Misee, Pierre, III. 35, 36; taxable prop-
of Detroit, 1779, X. 312; signs petition erty, 1802, VIII. 538.
against McDougal's possession of Hog Misery Point, VI. 194.
Island, X. 237. Mishiash, Chippewa chief, X. 472; XIII.
Miney, Pierre, III. 35. 90.
Mingay, Mt., IX. 594. Mishinaway, Chippewa Indian, tried for
Mingins, Rev. George L., VII. 415. murder, XII. 180.
Mingo Bottom, rendezvous for Indians Mish-ke-saw-be, Indian name for Cold-
at, III. 32. water, VII. 149.
Mingoes, Indian tribe, IX. 581; address Miskomemengwa, Ottawa chief, XII.
of chiefs to Capt. Lernoult, X. 364; 621.
address of French to, X. 427; message Miskouaki, Ottawa Indian, speech to Mar-
to Maj. DePeyster, X. 583; return pris- quis de Vaudreuil, VI. 458; reply of
oners, X. 340. Vaudreuil, VI. 463.
Mining at Isle Royale, by Ancient race, Missabogs, Indian, sent with dispatches,
II. 45-52; III. 206; (see also Isle IX. 580.
Royale) ; on Lake Superior, XIII. 342- Missaukee county, organized, I. 275;
345; XIV. 197. treasurer and clerk of, 1875-6, I. 520;
Mining colony from Michigan, XIV. vote of 1887 on prohibition amend-
197. ment, XIII. 404.
Mining school, see Michigan College of Misshikinachwa, Indian chief, speech of,
Mines. XIII. 94.
Mink, abundant in Michigan, I. 403; VI. Mission house at Mackinaw, illustration
475; XIII. 339; destroyed fowls, XIV. of, VI. 346; at Ionia, how made, IV.
440; skins used for caps, XIV. 438. 24; Xi v . 208.
"Mink," boat, II. 37; VIII. 234; claim Missionaries, early compensation of, XIV.
for losses of, XV. 683, 684; sketch of, 234; protected by legislation, III. 58.
X. 120. Missions, II. 265; III. 154; XIII. 410;
396 INDEX.
at L' ArbuCroche, II. 99; Carey, II. 375, 368, 391-393; bill for Indian supplies,
564, 565, founded 1820, I. 121, 122; XIV. XV. 194; certifies to poor health of
259, guests at, II. 376, location, XIII. Capt. Roberts, XV. 320; letter to Capt.
502, sketch, V. 146, treaty held at, II. Robertson, XL 391; order for supplies,
360; Chimnecon, III. 383; Eagle XI. 417, 418; prisoner of war, XV. 413;
River, XIV. 235; Fort Wayne, II. 158; report as acting commissary of the
Georgian Bay, VIII. 418; Huron, X. 96; amount of liquor received, X. 468;
Immaculate Conception, V. 96; Illinois, signed petition, XI. 395; statement of
V. 95; Ionia, IV. 24; XIV. 208; James- provision turned over to him by John
ville, XIII. 40; Kalamazoo, II-. 159; Kas- Askin, IX. 656; subscription for a mis-
kaskia, established 1675, V. 94, 95; Kaw-' sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288;
kawlin, XIII. 410; La Pointe, estab- testimony at court of inquiry, XL 555.
lished IfctiO, VII. 182; VIII. 418; XIV. Mitchell, Dexter and wife, II. 456.
207, 235; Laporte, II. 159; Mackinaw Mitchell, J., alderman of Detroit, 1876,
Michilimackinac), established 1668,11. II. 62.
98; III. 13, 157; VIII. 418; subscrip- Mitchell, Elijah B., attorney, XL 311.
tions for missionary, X. 288; illustra- Mitchell, Elsie A., II. 605-607, 609, 611.
tion of old church, VI. 346; Moravian, Mitchell, Mrs. Francis, death of, XIII.
III. 30-33; Nottawa, location of, IV. 23; 132.
X. 149; XIV. 3d2; St. Glair river, II. Mitchell, Franklin, II. 636.
98; St. Francis Xavier, VIII. 377; St. Mitchell, George, death of, XIII. 227.
Ignace, established in 1671, I. 484; Mitchell, J. H., publisher, IX. 297.
VIII. 418; St. Joseph, II. 158; St. Mitchell, Sergeant James, soldier of
Louis river in Minnesota, XIV. 209; 1812, V. 554.
Sarnia, XIII. 339; Sault Ste. Marie, Mitchell, Dr. James L., II. 331.
founded by Marquette, 1668, II. 98; Mitchell, Jane, IV. 237.
VIII. 418; XIV. 257; Slater, X. 151; Mitchell, John, letter to James Monroe,
Upper Wabash, II. 158. XV. 187; negotiated for release of
Mississippi (Meechassippi, Messipi, Mes- prisoners of war, XV. 188, 254.
sissipi, Micissipi, Mishisibi) river, VI. Mitchell, John, early mail carrier, II.
-349; boundary line between British 450, 457; IV. 195; VI. 218, 238.
and Spanish possessions, also the Mitchell, Mrs. John, death of, XIII. 131.
western boundary line of the United Mitchell, John H., publisher, VI. 92.
States, VII. 17; distance from Detroit, Mitchell, John L., member State Pioneer
XIII. 50; early emigration to west side Society and vice president, IV. 170; V.
of, III. 15; early name of, VI. 349; ex- i; VI. vi., 3, 10; VII. ix., 3, 4, 7; VIII.
pedition to, of Col. McKay, XV. 623; 9; memorial report of Jackson county,
Fort Madison attacked by Indians, vi. 306; VII. 465.
VIII. 662-669; Gen. Brady on, XII. Mitchell, Rev. Joseph, preacher of 1817,
428; Indians' from, visit Belle Fontaine, i 473- vi 378
V. 5; Mackinac X. 635; in communica- M}tchell', Margaret H., VI. 271.
tion with British, XV. 180; Kaskaskia Mitchell Mary B IV 195
°nA V" 94= ,licenses granted 1778, IX. Mitchell', Mary P.', IV. 195.
650; martial law proclaimed, XV 687; Mitcheii, Rev. Oren, III. 240, 242.
plans of British to drive out Gen. Clark, Mitchell Peter IV 195
XV. 610-613; presents for Indians of, Mitchell Preston I 7
XV. 654-656; with Ohio river and great Mitchell', S. A., name for Chicago, VI.
lakes, formed Indians boundary line ggg
to Indian lands, XV. 8. Mitchell Snencer V 409
MUa Sau ihievsed Quebec, XV. 5?'*'°" <° «"' «"•" "<"«• "• 42S"
492 *6(}> UZ,.
Mitchigamias. Indian band, V. 95. Mitchell, William, Jackson county, death
Mitchell, Gen. — , IV. 140. ot> IX- 48-
Mitchell, Lieut. — , II. 623, 636. Mitchell, William, commissary 1812,
Mitchell, Mrs. — , V. 13, 230. xv- 386>' first supervisor of Fraser
Mitchell, Charles L., II. 334; XL 50, 70. township, III. 334; member of State
Mitchell, Charles T., I. 169; VI. 154 Historical Society, XII. 323.
member State Pioneer Society, VI. 154; Mitchell, Rev. William, preacher of 1810,
trustee of Hillsdale college, VI. 162. VI. 378.
Mitchell, Dr. David, assistant army Mitchell, William K., drew up pledge of
surgeon, IX. 544, 554, 595; X. 398, 636; Washingtonian Society, XIII. 390, 391.
XL 523, 597, 615; XII. 282; XV. 316; Mitchell, William T., III. Ill; IV. 6;
account as government surgeon, XL V. 12; VI. vii., 410; VII. ix., 3-8; "His-
INDEX.
397
tory of St. Glair County," VI. 403;
"Legends of Indian History of St.
Clair County," VI. 416; member State
Pioneer Society, III. 266; vice presi-
dent, III. 100; IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 4;
VIII. xiv., 9; IX. xii., 6; XI. 10.
Mitchell, William W., member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 14, 84; III. 476.
Mitchell & Buel, IV. 464.
Mitchell House springs, Eaton Rapids;
III. 429.
Mitchels, Robert, XIV. 424.
Mitford, Miss — , of England, elected
honorary member of the State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 321.
Mitteau, Pottawattomie chief, IV. 254;
VII. 537, 538.
Mix, C. L., III. 329.
Mix, Elisha, memorial report of Bay
county, XIII. 112.
Mix, Mary J., II. 610, 611.
Mix, Robert E., II. 610.
Mix, Mrs. Robert E. (Miss Moran), II.
65
Mixer, Capt. C. S., III. 284.
Mixon, Gen. — , X. 343.
Mississagua Point, recommended for site
for fort, XV. 19, 522.
Missisawgay Indians, en route for York,
XV. 310.
Mizie, Pierre, see Misee, Pierre.
Mizner, H., student of branch university
at Detroit, V. 543.
Mizner, Henry R., V. 543; member of
State Historical Society, XII. 333.
Mizner, Maj. J. Kemp, V. 543.
Mizner, Lansing B., member of commis-
sion to organize railroad company,
1835, V. 473.
Moats, John H., death of, XI. 84.
Mobile, founded by Cadillac, 1712, XIV.
663.
Mocant, Marie, on tax roll levied for re-
pairing fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466.
Moccasins, I. 359; bartered by Indians,
XIV. 262; for Indian presents, X. 496.
Mockel, George, IV. 284.
Mocking bird, in Michigan, V. 250.
Mockler, Capt. Robert, at Battle of
Raisin river, XV. 239; aide to Lieut.
Col. St. George, XV. 99; commended,
XV. 295.
Mocock, containing bones of Father Mar-
quette, II. 142.
Modoc, Jo, Indian, II. 575.
Moe, Abraham, I. 329; death of, XI. 96;
first to use grain cradles in Webster
township, XIII. 555, 557.
Moe, Mrs. Abraham (Mary Ann Sears),
first teacher of Webster township,
XIII. 563.
Moe, Mary L. (Mrs. Sammons), II. 351.
Moe, Nun, V. 461, 467.
Moe, Perrin, II. 352, 355.
Moe, Mrs. Perrin, VI. 306.
Moe, Peter, III. 386.
Moerdyk, Rev. William, IX. 308, 310.
Moetown, — , III. 386.
Moffatt, Miss Alice, VII. 622.
Moffatt, C. T., land entries, III. 404, 425,
426
Moffat, Hugh, IV. 434, 477; sketch of,
VII. 597, 621; tribute to, VII. 622.
Moffat township (Bay county), organ-
ized, first supervisor, III. 334.
Moffatt, Isaac, letters of regret, III. 503;
VII. 461; member State Pioneer Soci-
ety, I. 88; V. 433; VII. 10.
Moffatt, Dr. Orlando, V. 287; XIV. 322,
346, 347, 373, 375; principal Colon sem-
inary, IX. 93, supervisor, V. 276.
Moffatt, Mrs. Orlando, XIV. 322.
Moffatt, Seth C., attorney, state senator,
speaker of the house, congressman,
XIV. 96, 383.
Moffatt, Rev. W. H., IV. 221.
Moffatt, William, VII. 622.
Moffitt, Samuel, IX. 215.
Moguago, Pottawattomie chief, III. 360;
escaped exile and met death, III. 369.
Mohawk Indians (Oneidas), location of,
XIII. 340; speech of, XIII. 43.
"Mohawk," U. S. gunboat, XV. 606.
Mohr, M., death of, VI. 383.
Moiles, Mrs. Henry (Miss Cole), XIII.
270.
Moine, Louis, III. 35.
Moir, William, V. 447.
"Moira," boat, XV. 66, 73, 573.
Mo-kitch-e-no-qua, daughter of Jacob
Smith, VII. 266.
Molds for shot and ball, ordnance sup-
plies, XI. 430; XII. 135.
Molineaux, Mrs. Martha M., death of, IX.
42.
Molino del Rey, Michigan troops at, II.
173, 174; see also battles.
Moll, — , his name for Chicago, VI. 350.
Molloy, James, XII. 86, 121, 151; capture
and suffering of, reimbursements
sought, XV. 576.
Molton cloth for Indians, X. 497, 579,
580; XII. 82, 147, 158, 174, 228, 229,
232, 247, 248, 258, 275, 285, 288; XV.
607, 614, 646, 655.
Mompesson, Capt. John, 8th British
Regiment, IX. 592, 594, 599, 608-611,
629, 631, 633; X. 423, 481, 490, 502; dis-
puted rank with Governor Sinclair, IX.
575; letters to Maj. De Peyster, IX.
630-632; Gen. Haldimand, IX. 589;
Capt. Mathews, IX. 590, 612; Gov.
Sinclair, IX. 609; X. 453; unad-
dressed, X. 467; orders issued by, IX.
591; X. 441.
Monaghan, George, IV. 301.
Monaghan, John, IV. 301.
Monastery at Clonfert Kerry, founded,
XIV. 652.
Monbrun, — (Monbruin), IX. 475, 488.
398 INDEX.
Mondoka, Pottawattomie chief, interpre- Monnerg, — , signs petition against Me-
ter, X. 148, 149. Bengal's possession of Hog Island, X.
Monds, J., member of State Historical So- 238.
ciety, XII. 325. Monroe, — , III. 322.
Monedo, shells used by medicine men or Monroe, Miss — , early teacher, I. 337.
conjurers, XIV. 213; strange trick Monroe, A. V., V. 405.
with, XIV. 219. Monroe, Alexander, death of, XIII. 276;
Monemeg, Chippewa chief, signed certifi- XIV. 183.
cate, recognizing claim of Jacob Smith, Monroe, Benjamin, XIV. 590.
VII. 141. Monroe, Col. Charles, XIII. 187; biog.,
Monetopawmaw, sand bluffs, description XIII. 188.
of, XII. 377. Monroe, Mrs. Charles, death of, VIII.
Monet, — , XIV. 99. 101.
Monette (Monnett), Rev. O., III. 240, Monroe, Charles E., attorney, XL 312.
481. Monroe, Charles J., VI. 131; VIV. viii.,
Money, Richard, of Detroit, remained 7, 18; death of, XL 132; member of
British subject at close of revolution- first graduating class of Michigan
ary war, VIII. 410. Agricultural college, and state senator,
Money of Michigan in 1832, VI. 113; VI. 116n, 132; member of State Pio-
paper currency circulated among Brit- neer Society, VII. 151; VIII. 12; vice
ish troops, XV. 95; values in British president, IX. xii.; XL viii., 10; XIII.
standard, X. 213. 5, 26.
"Money Musk," V. 306. Monroe, Charles R., V. 504, 512.
Moneypenney, Henry, death of, XIV. 185. Monroe, E., III. 279.
Monferton, — , XL 443. Monroe, Eliza (Mrs. Eldred), V. 392.
Monfore, Isaac, member of the legis- Monroe, Freedom, XIV. 590.
lature, II. 115. Monroe, George C., member State Pio-
Monforton, William (Guillaume), X.616; neer Society, death of, IX. 13.
XL 650; letters to Mr. Cires, X.294,301; Monroe, J. H;, IV. 180, 183, 196.
notary public, 1785, VIII. 479; on cen- Monroe, James, president of the United
sus roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602; recom- States, V. 74; XL 215; XV. 546, 549;
mended for loyalty, IX. 485; and wife, address to Indians, VIII. 601; appoint-
on1 census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324. ed Dr. Z. Pitcher assistant surgeon,
Monguagon, king of the Pottawattomie, IV. 432; commissioned Thomas L. L.
commission issued to, VIII. 459. Brent secretary of legation to Portu-
Monguagon, battle of, VI. 466-469; XIII. gal, IX. 193; letters from John Mit-
310, 310n; see also battles. chell, XV. 187, A. B. Woodward, XV.
Monguagon creek, location of, XIII. 314. 234; Maj. Gen. Dearborn, XV. 205,
Monguagon marsh, XIII. 315. Col. Pinckney, XV. 531, Maj. Gen. Wil-
Monguagon river (Stone Quarry creek), kinson, XV. 385, Gen. Drummond, XV.
location and description of, XIII. 309, 528, unaddressed, XV. 556; signs terms
313. of armistice, XV. 544; U. S. secretary
Monguagon township, XIII. 314. of state, VIII. 648; XV. 211; U. S.
Monguagon (Wyandotte) village, I. 504; secretary of war, VIII. 601; visited De-
ambush for Indians, XIII. 315; deriva- troit, I. 470; VIII. 237.
tion of name, XIII. 314; quarries at, II. Monroe, James L., IV. 179, 180, 182, 183,
102. 189, 196.
Monica, Mother — , nun, XIII. 471. Monroe, Judge Jay R., associate justice,
"Monitor," gunboat, battle with the III. 629, 635; VI. 436; member of State
"Merrimac," III. 186. Historical Society, XII. 327.
Monitor township (Bay county), organ- Monroe, John, surveyor, III. 581.
ized, III. 334. Monroe, John F., member of State His-
Monjahe, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. torical Society, XII. 328.
Monk, — , assistant commissary general, Monroe, Julia H., IV. 195.
XV. 632, 647. Monroe, Mary A., IV. 196.
Monmerell, Baptiste, remained British Monroe, Dr. Stephen, VI. 396; IX. 332,
subject at close of revolutionary war, 333.
VIII. 411. Monroe, Rev. William C. (colored), XIV.
Monmini, Frangois, taxable property, 417; early teacher of Detroit, L 456.
1802, VIII. 538. Monroe & Stowell, II. 304.
Monmini, Jean Baptiste, taxable prop- "Monroe," boat, I. 471; XIV. 543.
erty, 1802, VIII. 538. Monroe City (Frenchtown, Fort Mays),
Monmini, Louis, taxable property, 1802, IV. 327; VI. 362; early bank, III. 340;
VIII. 538; and wife, on census roll of V. 210; early churches, VI. 378; early
Detroit, 1779, X. 320. shipbuilding at, I. 471; French citizens
INDEX. 399
support A. E. Wing for congress, Montgomery, — , II. 308.
XII. 569; history of, VI. 361, 374; Montgomery, Lieut. — , Mexican war
mayors, VI. 469n; newspapers, "Advo- soldier, sketch of, XI. 256, 257.
cate," "Commercial," "Gazette," "Jour- Montgomery, Andrew, VI. 478.
nal," VI. 89; "Michigan Enquirer," Montgomery, Gen. Augustus, IX. 388;
sixth paper of Michigan, I. 387; VI. XV. 133; first supervisor of Ridgeway
89; "Monitor," "National Press," VI. 89; township. II. 373, 394, 415; letter to
"Sentinel," I. 394n, 395; VI. 89; plat- Maj. De Peyster, X. 410.
ted, I. 413; Young Ladies' Seminary Montgomery, Mrs. Augustus, death of,
and Collegiate Institute, IX. 93. IX. 57.
Monroe county organized 1817, III. 628; Montgomery, Mrs. Jane (Miss Northrup),
VI. 362; X. 65; congressional conven- wife of Lieut. M., XI. 256, 257, 260.
tion in 1823, proceedings of, XII. 564; Montgomery, Dr. John H., I. 157; IL.
history of, IV. 318; VI. 361; mem- 240; IV. 219; VI. 264, 265; biog., XIII.
bers of legislature, VI. 380; memorial 130, 145; land entries, III. 430, 431;
reports, V. 484; VI. 383; VII. 551; member of State Historical Society,
VIII. 63; XI. 105; XIV. 138; number XII. 325; member State Pioneer Soci-
of delegates to convention of 1836, XI. ety, I. 90; XIII. 36; postmaster of
157; number of insane in 1850, XIII. Marshall, XIII. 146.
296; press history, VI. 89; treasurer Montgomery, Mrs. John H. (Mary Ridge
and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 Schuyler), XIII. 146.
on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404. Montgomery, Johnson, IV. 237, 238; VI.
Monroe turnpike, constructed by sol- 271.
diers, I. 504; II. 418; XIII. 316, 568. Montgomery, Mrs. Johnson, IV. 237.
Montagu, Mary Wortley, XIV. 522. Montgomery, Joseph, soldier of 1812, V.
Montague, Henry, mail carrier, XIII. 556.
549; raised broom corn in 1835, XIII. Montgomery, Lyman, death of, XIV. 134.
548; trustee of first asylum, steward, Montgomery, Judge Martin V., III. 430;
XIII. 298, 306. VI. 326; XI. 62; member State Pioneer
Montague, Joseph, VI. 392. Society, IV. 170; VI. 10; remarks on
Montague, Hamilton & Co., I. 290. S. P. Seager, VII. 431.
Montcalm, Gen. — , XIV. 658; at Quebec, Montgomery, Stewart, A. M., instructor
1759, XIV. 664. in Olivet college, III. 413.
Montcalm county organized, I. 284; me- Montgomery, William H., III. 8; death
morial reports, VIII. 65; XI. 102; XIV. of> vnl- 13' 56> member State Pioneer
141; press history, VI. 89; treasurer Society, III. 266.
and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 Montgomery, Rev. W. W., V. 321.
on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404. Montgomery & McGraft, I. 294.
Montchevaux, , V. 105. Montgomery Guards, organized 1844,
Monteith, A. 'M.,' attorney, XI. 312. ^XIY' 417X
Monteith, Rev. John Sr., missionary, Montigny, Capt— XII. 208
1816, first president of University of Montigny, -de, priest, V 97, 98.
Michigan, I. 239, 382 418-420; III. 214, Montmagny, Charles Huault de, governor
215; V. 468; VI. 480; VII. 38, 38n, 39n, of Canada, 1636, III. 114, 118.
43, 44n, 45, 46n, 553; VIII. 661; XIII. M?ntmo.renlc/' L°U1!' °n census ro11 of
vi., 424-426, 428, 429; early teacher, I. , Detroit, 1782 X. 601
450; graduate of Princeton Theological Montmorency, . Henri XI due de, gover-
Seminary, I. 477, 478; land entries, nor of Canada 1620, III 117.
III. 567; VII. 559, 560; organized first Montmorency (Chenoquet) county or-
Protestant church in Michigan, V. 89; f^^V'.™' 28°: treas urer and clerk,
of Monroe, VI. 376, 377. 1875-6> L 520'> vote °TfT l*% on Prohl-
Monteith, John Jr., address commemo- Arbltt1On amTendment, XIII. 404
rating his father's work, XIII. ,424, Montome John IX 429; X. 328.
42g Monton, Francis, IV. 319.
IVT^+^+K TVT o T T, Q« VTTT xoc Montour, Indian, X. 340.
Monteith, Mrs. John Sr., XIII. 425. »» T~u TV *<>A
Monteith, Mrs. JuHa A., death of, IX. "Eg^^ gnj^in, so.dier of the
revolution, chosen by Washington to
Monterey township (Allegan county), c false dispatch into British lines>
organized, III. 271. x 183
Montevideo, siege of XII. 345 Montreal' (Canada), capitulated to the
Montezuma, king of the Aztecs, XIV. English; 1760, L 350; description of in
1800, XV. 21 ; cases before the court of
Montfort, Jane, countess of, defended common pleas, Sept., 1788, XI. 624;
castle, XIV. 521. distance from Kingston, XV. 23; Que-
400
INDEX.
bee, XV. 22, 23; how named, XIV. 653;
Hocelaga, Indian village at, 1534, vis-
ited by Jacques Cartier, VIII. 370;
merchants petition for protection in
Indian trade, XL 483; report on com-
mercial affairs and police, XI. 472;
mining company, XIV. 198; short route
to Michilimackinac and Superior
posts, XIII. 319; wealthy town in 1800,
XV. 15.
"Montreal," boat, XV. 312, 675.
Montreule, Baptiste, taxable property of,
1802, VIII. 539.
Montroi, Jean Baptiste, of Detroit, re-
mained British subject at close of revo-
lutionary war, VIII. 410.
Moody, E., III. 280, 283; IX. 49.
Moody, Elisha, III. 285.
Moody, J. C., V. 448.
Moody, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIII. 240.
Moody, Mrs. Lucy J. (Miss Davis), VIII.
52.
Moody, Mary Ann, death of, XIII. 229.
Moody, Capt. Samuel, soldier of the re-
bellion, IV. 68; VIL 178; XI. 168,171;
early farmer of Lake Superior region,
VIII. 150; member of the Nurserymen
and Fruit Growers' association, X. 81,
82.
Moody, Judge William, state senator, II.
297, 308, 311, 313, 315, 334.
Mcody & Johnson, II. 308, 334.
Moon, Dr. — , X. 123.
Moon, Miss — , I. 500.
Moon, Barney, II. 572.
Moon, George, death of, XIV. 192.
Moon, Ira, death of, XL 83.
Moon, J. B., V. 440.
Moon, J. W., I. 296.
Moon, John, death of, XIV. 193.
Moon, Salmon, death of, XIV. 193.
Moon, Capt. Samuel, death of, XIV. 192.
Moon, William, state senator, II. 312;
III. 434; V. 358.
Moons, for Indians, X. 632; XII. 147,
182.
Moor, Elizabeth, V. 505.
Moor, Samuel, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Moore, — , II. 228.
Moore, — , V. 446.
Moore, — , Quaker, 1793, XII. 71.
Moore, Judge — , 1814, XV. 548, 549.
Moore, Mrs. — (Miss Burr), VIII. 43.
Moore, Rev. — , pioneer, I. 423; V. 468.
Moore, Abel, letter to his son John, 1831,
XIV. 546.
Moore, Abram, XIV. 545, 546.
Moore, Alfred, II. 582.
Moore, Almira (Mrs. David M.), early
teacher, IV. 59.
Moore, Alonzo, death of, VIII. 58.
Moore, Andrew Y., biog., XIV. 125; mem-
ber of executive committee of Agricul-
tural college, 1855, VI. 125.
Moore, Mrs. Andrew Y. (Miss Elizabeth
Baldey), XIV. 126.
Moore, Benjamin B., V. 523; XIV. 416;
member of the Brady Guards, XIII.
525, 528; XIV. 417.
Moore, Charles, VI. 402.
Moore, Charles F., VI. 329.
Moore, D. D. T., publisher, II. 74, 324;
VI. 97; VII. 99.
Moore, David, IV. 59; XIII. 281, 282;
XIV. 448.
Moore, Edward, regent of the University
of Michigan, 1852, V. 29.
Moore, Edward S., death of, VIII. 98.
Moore, Mrs. Edward S., death of, III.
610.
Moore, F. & S., II. 66.
Moore, Francis M., VII. 178; county
clerk, 1875-6, I. 519.
Moore, Franklin, member of New
Hampshire legislature, II. 54, 66; IV.
47.
Moore, Mrs. Franklin, II. 66.
Moore, G. L., landlord, XII. 390.
Moore, George, VI. 450.
Moore, George W., II. 393; VIL 534, 536.
Moore, Gertrude, VI. 402.
Moore, H. B., III. 302.
Moore, Henry, III. 325.
Moore, Mrs. Henry, VII. 311.
Moore, Henry M., XL 104.
Moore, Hiram, I. 209; V. 360-362, 389;
VI. 328, 329; VIL 480, 483; X. 187;
XIV. 366, 545, 546.
Moore, Mrs. Hiram, V. 413.
Moore, Horace C., VI. 329.
Moore, Horace D., III. 302, 309.
Moore, Hugh, X. 638.
Moore, Miss Ida, IV. 374.
Moore, Israel, IV. 257.
Moore, J. Wilkie, I. 14, 33; II. 184; IV.
463; VII. v.; XIV. 7, 17-20, 23; "Facts
and data of Detroit," XIII. 489; gift
of, XIV. 42; member of State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 325; "Memorial re-
port of Wayne County," XII I. 283;
XIV. 191; "Michigan under the first
and second Harrison," XIV. 409; pre-
sents war club made from Pontiac tree
near Bloody Run, XIII. 488; "Recollec-
tions- of the contest with Ohio fifty
years ago," VIL 69; vice president
State Pioneer Society, XIV. viii., 18.
Moore, Jacob J., XIV. 423.
Moore, James, VI. 402.
Moore, Jeremiah, II. 572; X. 86, 87; XIV.
416.
Moore, Joel, I. 170.
Moore, John, death of, IX. 40.
Moore, John, attorney, I. 106, 108; IV.
291; V. 362; VI. 328, 329, 406; VIL
143, 480, 482; IX. 254; XL 248; XIV.
327; letter from his father, XIV. 545,
546; member of State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 327.
INDEX. 401
Moore, Capt. John, killed at Bunker Hill, Moore & Kipp, XI. 245.
II. 66. Moore & Nichols, publishers, VI. 235.
Moore, John E., attorney, VII. 499. Moore & Smith, III. 332.
Moore, John L., II. 296. Moore & Voce, III. 325.
Moore, Miss Julia, principal of Woman's Moore, Poote & Co., II. 66.
department, Hillsdale college, VI. 161. Moore, Swift and Co., druggists, IV. 381;
Moore, Julia Ann, VI. 329. XIV. 460.
Moore, Loren, V. 527. Moores, J. H., VII. 414.
Moore, Louis, of Detroit, remained Brit- Moors, Jeremiah, III. 483.
ish subject at close of revolutionary Moose, necklace made of teeth of, II. 44;
war, VIII. 411. where found, XIV. 422, 510.
Moore, Judge Lovell Sr., I. 209; III. Mooseau, Joseph, X. 163.
629; IV. 288, 290, 291, 293; V. 362, 438; Moots, Mrs. Eliza, death of, IX. 43.
VII. 480, 482, 483; XI. 311; XIV. 545, Mopock (Marpock), Indian, XV. 216,
546; sketch of, VI. 328; resolutions on 553; dead bodies of Indians, XV. 216.
death of, VI. 331. Moqua, Pottawattomie chief, X. 148.
Moore, Lovell Jr., VI. 329. Mo-que-i-nah, Indian member of State
Moore, Mrs. Lovell, Sr., VI. 329. Historical Society, XII. 325.
Moore, M. Spencer, publisher, II. 324. Mor, Louis, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
Moore, Miss Margaret (Mrs. Newberry), 539.
student of female seminary at Detroit, Moran, Anthony, member of State His-
1841, V. 545. torical Society, XII. 324.
Moore, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XI. 38. Moran (Morau) Antoine and wife, on
Moore, Mary, charter member of first census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI. Moran, Bazil, III. 34, 36.
376. Moran (Morand), Capt. Charles Sr.,
Moore, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 137. resident of Detroit during Pontiac
Moore, Miss Mary Jane (Mrs. Warner), siege, I. 346, 403, 454; IV. 293; V. 535,
III. 375. 539, 545; VIII. viii., 341, 343, 497; IX.
Moore, Miss Mattie, II. 66, 67. 473; X. 616; XII. 340, 580; on census
Moore, Morris, soldier of 1812, V. 556. roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607; rescued
Moore, Col. O. H., XIV. 125; in command Converse boy from torture by Indians,
of the 25th regiment, M. V. I., war of VII. 135; tax receipt of 1766, VIII.
rebellion, VIII. 171. 462; and mother, .on Detroit's census
Moore, Prof. Presbury W., graduate of roll, 1779, X. 314.
Middlebury college, early teacher, V. Moran, Judge Charles Jr., II. 53, 568,
267; VI. 329; XIV. 366, 367. . 569, 572, 600-604, 609, 610; V. 535; VII.
Moore, Ralph, VI. 402. 113, 135; alderman, XIV. 415; gift of,
Moore, Reuben, sheriff of St. Glair coun- II. 335; house where he was born, X.
ty, VI. 411, 414. 93; member State Historical Society,
Moore, Richard, county treasurer in 1875- XII. 323; protests against street open-
6, I. 519. ing, XII. 555; sketch of, II. 64, 65;
Moore, Robert M., III. 302, 303, 306. student of branch university, Detroit,
Moore, S. D., XIV. 7. V. 543.
Moore, Silas, I. 179. Moran, Mrs. Charles (Julia Dequindre),
Moore, Stephen, VI. 414. II. 65.
Moore, Mrs. Stephen (Miss Pratt), XIII. Moran, George, I. 21; V. v.; adventures
157. of, V. 66; gifts of, I. 31, 33; member
Moore, Susanna, death of, XI. 83. State Historical Society, XII. 324.
Moore, Thomas, VI. 450. Moran, Isidore and wife, on census roll of
Moore, Thomas P., III. 477. Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
Moore, William, signs petition for nam- Moran, John V., II. 65.
ing of Port Huron, XIII. 338. Moran, Miss Julia, student of female
Moore, Sir William ads. Parker, case seminary at Detroit, V. 545.
cited, XII. 504. Moran, Justina, II. 609.
Moore, William A., I. 282; IV. 422,429, Moran, Miss Kittie, II. 65.
442, 457; XII. 366; member of State Moran, Louis, III. 36; VIII. 257; XII.
Historical Society, XII. 331; President 579, 580; lost Hamtramck ballot box,
Young Men's Society, XII. 368; trib- VII. 239, 579; member of Detroit com-
ute to H. Moffatt, VII. 623. pany to repress Indians, XIII. 505,
Moore, William D., I. 193; III. 472; first 506; member of Gen. McArthur's ex-
probate judge of Ionia county, III. pedition, VIII. 654; on census roll of
473. Detroit, 1827, XII 46iy>.
Moore & Alger, II. 66. Moran, Maurice (Morris), IV. 473; XII.
Moore & Chandler, II. 66. 555; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
51
402 INDEX.
XII. 461%. Moreland, Thomas, soldier of the war of
Moran, Pierre, V. 535. the rebellion, II. 436, 437.
Mo ran, V., instructor in Detroit Col- Moreland, William, IV. 249; IX. 40.
lege, XIII. 443. Morell, Judge George, II. 109, 179; III.
Moran, William B., II. 65, 608-611; and 103, 131; IV. 245; VI. 410; VII. 142,
family, III. 644. 472; XII. 330; XIII. 2; appointed
Moran farm, location of, II. 65. judge, 1822, III. 122; chief justice,
Moran home, built 1734, X. 93; histori- 1843, III. 115, 116; held first court in
cal significance, V. 535. Flint, III. 434; member of State His-
Moras, Miss — , III. 645. torical Society, XII. 319.
Moras, Antoine, V. 461; on census roll Morely, S. H., V. 312.
of Detroit, 1782, X. 607; on election Morenci platted, II. 374; "State Line Ob-
roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510. server," VI.- 84, 86.
Morash, John, death of, XIV. 184. Moreno, Capt. Josi Maria, Mexican sol-
Morass, Enos, IV. 347. dier on parole, XII. 612.
Morass, Ignace, VI. 414; VIII. 661. Moreton, Frances (Mrs. Marantelle),
Morass, Victor (Victoire), XII. 566; on III. 615.
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. Moreton, Col. Francois, trader, III. 615;
Moravian mission, X. 107. XII. 167.
Moravian road, first wagon road in Mich- Morey, Chester, death of, XL 83.
igan, X. 113. Morey, E. B., V. 312.
Moravian village, VI. 358; XIII. 428. Morey, Elijah M., V. 316.
Moravians, near Mt. Clemens on Clinton Morey, Peter, attorney, II. 305, 413, 415;
river, III. 30; IV. 308; V. 453; XIII. V. 479; VII. 527; VIII. 167; XIV. 269-
41-46; capture of leaders and famine 271; appointed attorney general by
among, III. 31; cruel treatment of, Gov. Mason, III. 117; V. 443; member
X. 574; influence of teachers of, among of State Historical Society, XII. 328.
Indians, III. 20, 30; interviewed by Morey, Rev. Platt B., pioneer, III. 235; "
Gen. De Peyster, X. 539; XIII. 44; X. 86.
massacre of, III. 30-33; XIII. 47. Morey, Samuel, VI. 234, 241.
Moraviantown, on Thames river, battle Morgan, — , Indian, X. 537.
of, XV. 399, 444, 659. Morgan, — , president of Pennsylvania
More, Mrs. Hannah, VII. 359; XIV. 522. college, I. 44.
More, Thomas, death of, VIII. 56. Morgan, Lady — , of Ireland, elected hon-
Moreau, Mrs. G. D., IV. 388. orary member of State Historical So-
Moreau, Mrs. M. E., IV. 388. ciety, XII. 321.
Moreau, Pierre, chief of the Pottawat- Morgan, Asabel B., death of, XIV. 51.
tomies, II. 491; X. 148. Morgan, C. F., XI. 103.
Moreaux, — , settled at St. Joseph in Morgan, Chauncy, soldier of the Black
1790, V. 495. Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll,
Morehouse, Aaron, V. 252, 309; XIV. 1832, VII. 349.
325; biog., V. 284. Morgan, Elijah P.. VI. 446.
Morehouse, Albert F., VII. 151; VIII. Morgan, Elijah W., I. 337; II. 273, 277,
vii., 12; XI. 11; memoirs of Willard 296.
L. Brooks, VIII. 172; Albert Churchill, Morgan, George, agent for Indian affairs
XIV. 110; David A. Simmons, XI. 57. IX. 431, 435; speech to Senecas, X.
Morehouse, Amorette, XIV. 325. 380; XIII. 102, 103.
Morehouse, Antha, XIV. 325. Morgan, Col. George W., soldier of the
Morehouse, Bradley, V. 284, 309; XIV. Mexican war, II. 174; III. 21; VII.
325. 112; complimented Company E., VII.
Morehouse, Mrs. Catharine, II. 186; III. 116, 117; wounded, VII. 118.
7. Morgan, Gustavus A., publisher, III. viii,
Morehouse "Gran'ther," violinist, and a 275, 276n; VI. 67; "History of Allegan
Jacob Steiner violin of 1600, V. 309. Township," III. 276; of Pine Plains,
Morehouse, Harvey, II. 186; III. 7. III. 293.
Morehouse, Louisa, XIV. 325. Morgan, Rev. Harrison, II. 236; VI. 379.
Morehouse, Matthew, death of, IX. 60. Morgan, Hiram, death of, XIII. 240.
Morehouse, Mrs. Matthew, death of, XIII. Morgan, J., publisher, VI. 80.
240. Morgan, Gen. J. D., VII. 295.
Morehouse. Warren, XIV. 325. Morgan, Lewis H., VII. 168; honorary
Moreland, James, IV. 258. member of State Historical Society,
Moreland, James, soldier of the war of XII. 328; member of the Iron Moun-
the rebellion, II. 436. tain railroad company, VIII. 155.
Moreland, John M., IV. 258. Morgan, Mrs. Lucy W. S., death of, XI.
Moreland, Samuel, biog., IV. 258. 136.
INDEX. 403
Morgan, Marie, XIV. 370. Morris, Benjamin B., member of commit-
Morgan, Peyton R., III. 606. tee to locate first capitol, XI. 238.
Morgan, Miss Polly (Mrs. Hitchcock), Morris, Benjamin W., bishop, president
XI. 68. of conference, II. 167.
Morgan, W. E., member of State Histori- Morris, Charles Henry, IV. 229.
cal Society, XII. 348. ' Morris, Dolphus, first settler of Van
Morgan, Walter, XIV. 381. Buren county, III. 630; IV. 229; V.
Morgan, William, VI. 337; X. 188; ab- 149, 150; XIII. 515.
duction of, II. 509. Morris, Elias, III. 630.
Morgan & Hartt, publishers, III. 275. Morris, Eliza (Mrs. 0. W. Hewitt, XIV.
"Morice," British boat, XV. 284. 155.
Morin, on census roll of St. Joseph, 1780, Morris, Esther Jones (Mrs. C. H. Mor-
XIII. 58; and family, on St. Joseph's ris), murdered, 1879, IV. 229.
census roll of early date, X. 407. Morris, Mrs. G., V. 485.
Morin, M. E., and sons, on census roll Morris, George, XIV. 589, 608.
of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58. Morris, George P., author, XIV. 310.
Morin, Jean, on census roll of Detroit in Morris, Governeur, one of the framers of
1782, X. 608. the constitution of the U. S., I. 31;
Morin, Pierre, appointed justice of the graduate of Columbia college, XIV.
peace, district of Gaspe, XI. 622. 356.
Moriseau, Victor, on census roll of De- Morris, Gouverneur, of Monroe, attends
troit, 1782, X. 610; and wife, on census funeral of Gov. McClelland, IV. 457;
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 320. member State Pioneer Society, I. 84;
Morkler, Capt. R., XV. 635. vice president, I. 28, 56; II. vii., 68;
Morley, Lieut. — , III. 180. III. xi., 3, 108.
Morley, Ebenezer P., VI. 214, 215. Morris, J. H., member of the first horti-
Morley, Miss Emma, III. 361. cultural society, X. 76.
Morley, Frederick, IV. 437; death of, Morris, John, II. 584; VI. 474; XI. 131,
XIV. 193; tribute to William A. Haw- Morris, Lewis Creighton, first white child
ard, IV. 129. born in Van Buren county, III. 630.
Morley, George M., death of, XI. 83. Morris, Mrs. Lucinda, VI. 474.
Morley, Hila, death of, VIII. 56. Morris, Mary P., IV. 196.
Morley, Hiram & Co., publishers, VI. 88. Morris, Orvil C., III. 597.
Morley, Ira W., IV. 195. Morris, Robert, statesman, XI. 147.
Morley, S. H., VII. 371. Morris, Robert W., I. 288, 296, 300, 301;
Mormeth, — , highway tax, 1812, IV. 409. XIII. 224.
Mormonism and polygamy in Michigan, Morris, S. L., publisher, VI. 92; IX. 298;
IX. 107; XIV. 616. member of relief committee for Hol-
"Morning Star," boat, V. 486. land, IX. 339; member State Pioneer
Moross, Miss — , see Moras. . Society, I. 86.
Moross, A., see Moras, A. Morris, Sarah A., death of, IX. 18.
Morpeth, Lord — , II. 155. Morris, Col. Thomas, VII. 279.
Morrell, Mrs. Abby J., of N. Y., elected Morris, Wayne E., publisher, VI. 90.
honorary member State Historical So- Morris, William, III. 570, 574, 596; IV.
ciety, XII. 321. 472; XIV. 589, 605, 608; first assessor
Morrell, Jacob, death of, XIII. 114. of Novi township, II. 450; first sheriff
Morrell, Edward, VII. 464. of Oakland county, III. 561, 567, 597.
Morrell, Rev. M., XIV. 424, 426. Morris & Ryerson, XIII. 235.
Morrell, Nathan, VII. 464.- Morris Canal and Banking Co., of New
Morrill, Capt. — , killed at Molino del Jersey, makes first loan to Michigan,
Ray, II. 181. XIII. 357; failure of, XIII. 358.
Morrill, Abram, U. S. senator from Ver- Morrison, — , IV. 293; IX. 594.
mont, XIV. 164. Morrison, Lieut. Col. — , VI. 466; XV.
Morrill, Charles M., III. 629. 530, 605; encounter with the enemy,
Morrill, Edward, II. 296, 353; III. 504. XV. 461; member board of claims, XV.
Morrill, J. S., U. S. senator from Ver- 682; victorious at battle of Christler's
mont, XIV. 164. farm, commended, XV. 487.
Morrill, Nathaniel, II. 325, 353; III. 504; Morrison, Alexander, soldier of 1812, IV.
VII. 467. 195; taken by the British at Detroit,
Morrill, Miss Sarah H. (Mrs. Hilton), XV. 195.
XIV. 164. Morrison, Alexander H., IV. vi.; V. 12;
Morris, — , III. 615. member State Pioneer Society, II. 184;
Morris, Capt. — , IV. 75. vice president, IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 6;
Morris, Mrs. — , death of, XIV. 185. report of Berrien county pioneer meet-
Morris, Mrs. Abram, death of, XI. 109; ing, IV. 197.
XIII. 240. Morrison, Charles, petition for protection
404
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to traders, XIII. 79; subscription for
a missionary at Michilimackinac, X.
290; signs petition for protection in
trade, XI. 484.
Morrison, Christiana, IV. 196.
Morrison, David, deserter from British
army; recaptured, rescued by mob,
XV. 31.
Morrison, Eliza (Mrs. William M.), V.
107.
Morrison, Elizabeth, IV. 195.
Morrison, Ephraim, soldier of the war of
1812, V. 556.
Morrison, Judge Horatio N., VI. 411.
Morrison, Hugh, VII. 219.
Morrison, Isaac L,., IV. 262, 263.
Morrison, Rev. J. H., I. 194; III. 482.
Morrison, Jacob, V. 505.
Morrison, James, XIV. 424; supervisor
of customs, 1800, I. 469.
Morrison, Jefferson, XIII. 26.
Morrison, John, death of, XI. 27.
Morrison, John E., I. 193; XIII. 209;
first treasurer of Ionia county, III.
473.
Morrison, Mrs. John E., III. 490.
Morrison, Joseph, XIII. 206.
Morrison, Leonora, IV. 195.
Morrison, Mary (Mrs. Joel Benedict),
XIII. 206.
Morrison, Rev. N. J., president of Olivet
college, III. 411; VII. 383.
Morrison, Patton, II. 304.
Morrison, Stephen A., III. 303, 305, 319.
Morrison, Dr. Thomas, XIV. 474. -
Morrison, Mrs. Thomas (Miss Sarah A.
Perrin), XIV. 474.
Morrison, Thompson, XIV. 424.
Morrison, W. A., publisher, III. 439; VI.
75.
Morrison, Capt. W. H., VII. 205, 217.
Morrison, William, merchant of 1790, IV.
195; V. 106, 107, 109.
Morrow, George C., III. 362.
Morrow, Col. Henry A., collector of De-
troit, 1866, I. 472; 'member of State
Historical Society, XII. 327, 343.
Morrow, Mrs. Henry A., IV. 213, 214; V.
62.
Morse, — , VII. 87.
Morse, Deacon — , III. 568; XIV. 589.
Morse, A. B., III. 476.
Morse, Alanson, death of, VIII. 100.
Morse, Allen Benton, soldier of the rebel-
lion, VI. 132.
Morse, Mrs. Almira, death of, IX. 58.
Morse, Asa, III. 280, 281, 284.
Morse, Burdett, death of, XIII. 115.
Morse, Charles R., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Morse, D. C., death of, XI. 94.
Morse, Elijah C., county treasurer, 1875-
6, I. 520.
Morse, Garret, IV. 51; death of, VII. 567,
570.
Morse, H. R., VI. 207, 211.
Morse, Rev. J., VII. 174, 177.
Morse, James F., death of, XIV. 134.
Morse, James H., VI. 82.
Morse, Jason, M. D., asylum physician,
XIII. 306.
Morse, Jedidiah, D. D., educator, author
of text book geography, I. 67; III. 222.
Morse, John, VI. 238, 240; VII. 347, 353,
354; first clerk of Greene township,
VI. 219; IX. 174; X. 66, 67; his child
first born on Coldwater Prairie, III.
545; soldier of the Black Hawk war,
VI. 220.
Morse, John L., VI. 305.
Morse, Joseph B., III. 549.
Morse Leonard, V. 364.
Morse, Nathan, death of, XIII. 226.
Morse, O., land entry, III. 402.
Morse, Orvilie O., county treasurer, 1875-
6, I. 519.
Morse, Mrs. Philip, death of, IX. 58.
Morse, Samuel F. B., inventor of the tele-
graph, I. 55; III. 494; VII. 453, 470;
visited Detroit, III. 222.
Morse, W., land entry, III. 425.
Morse, Capt. William R., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, III. 454.
Morse tavern, III. 122, 125.
Mortars and pestles of prehistoric people
found, XIV. 516.
Mortgage, chattel, dated 1789, VIII. 492.
Morth, Margaret de, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, 461%.
Mortimer, Rev. G. D. E., III. 545.
Morton, — , VII. 389.
Morton, — , 1793, XII. 88.
Morton, Capt. — , XV. 209.
Morton, Dr. — . IV. 433.
Morton, .Abner, publisher, VI. 89.
Morton, Abner & Son, publishers, VI. 89.
Morton, Charles. L., IV. 231; county
clerk, 1875-6, I. 519.
Morton, E. G., mayor of Monroe, 1851,
VI. 369n; publisher, I. 394, 395; VI.
89.
Morton, E. J., resolutions on death of
Rice A. Beal, member of committee,
VII. 594.
Morton, Elizabeth (Mrs. Shearer), IV.
407.
Morton, Francis, early teacher, XIII.
594.
Morton, G., III. 280.
Morton, Hugh, death of, IX. 77.
Morton, Jennette H. (Mrs. C. L.), IV.
231.
Morton, John, IV. 304.
Morton, Jonathan G., V. 528; "History of
Ypsilanti," IV. 399, 404.
Morton, Lucius, VI. 265, 267.
Morton, Mrs. Miles, death of, XIV. 134.
Morton, Mrs. O. P. (Miss Julia A. Mills),
XIV. 344.
Morton, Oliver P., II. 77.
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405
Morton, Mrs. Sarah J., death of, XI. 105.
Morton, Prof. Warner, tribute to Prof.
J. C. Holmes, XIV. 3.
Morton & Belden, opened first store in
Ypsilanti, IV. 404.
Morton & Meigs, II. 43; III. 204.
Morton & Spears, publishers, VI. 89.
Moseby, William S., judge of probate,
IV. 106.
Moseley, Maj. William (F.), III. 561,
602, 606; IV. 245, 370; VIII. 256; IX.
193; deputy collector of customs, VII.
255, 282.
Moseley, Mrs. William (F), III. 606.
Mosely farm, XIII. 352.
Moser, Charles, V. 462.
Moser, Nathan, see Moses, Nathan,
Moses, J., III. 281.
Moses, Mrs. J., III. 284.
Moses (Moser), Nathan, IV. 309; V. 454.
Mosha, Indian orator, X. 150.
Mosher, — , IV. 365.
Mosher, — and wife, pioneers of Shia-
wassee county, IV. 49.
Mosher, A., letter to J. D. Johnston and
statistics of Algansee township, XII.
406.
Mosher, Benjamin G., IX. 52; mayor of
Jackson, II. 307, 315, 316, 415.
Mosher, Charles, I. 168-170; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 184.
Mosher, F. A., death of, XIV. 184.
Mosher, Hannah, V. 449.
Mosher, Hersh, VI. 236.
Mosher, Mrs. Mary, death of, IX. 40.
Mosher, Mordica, death of, VIII. 45.
Mosher, Oliver C., II. 304.
Mosher, Oliver E., IV. 256.
Mosher, Shubel, death of, IX. 58.
Mosher, T. H., merchant, member of the
legislature, IV. 304.
Mosher, Rev. V., X. 53.
Mosquitoes, pest of pioneers, I. 504; III.
125; V. 303; VI. 391; IX. 127.
Moss, Isaac N., VI. 14.
Moss, John, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
Moss, John S., III. 543.
Moss, Joseph, II. 583.
Moss, depth of on north shore of Lake
Superior, XIV. 198.
"Mother Handsome," see Chappell, Mrs.
Motley, E., III. 291.
Motley, John L., I. 449; IX. 303.
Motram, — , surgeon in the war of the
rebellion, VIII. 64.
Motram, Mrs. — , II. 159.
Mott, Major — , XIV. 303.
Mott, Miss — (Mrs. Williams), IV. 472.
Mott, Ann, V. 314.
Mott, Augustus, in fort Dearborn massa-
cre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Mott, Charles B., IV. 18, 19; VII. 292.
Mott, Elter, V. 314.
Mott, Horace, V. 247, 314; XIV. 303.
Mott, Mrs. Horace, III. 356; V. 314.
Mott, I. C., V. 318.
Mott, Isaac C., first clerk of Battle Creek,
III. 350.
Mott, James Hollister, biog., XIII. 212,
213.
Mott, Mrs. James H. (Miss Matilda
Frost), XIII. 213.
Mott, Nelson, V. 314.
Mott, Richard, XIV. 303.
Mott, Sallie, V. 314.
Mott, Sanford, V. 337.
Mottram, Dr. William, I. 179; VI. 425;
remarks on Dr. Lamborn, XIII. 510,
515.
Mouinerel, J. B., III. 35.
Moulthrop, Clark, III. 331.
Moulton, Dr. A. N., IV. 301, 304.
Moulton, Albamus K., trustee of Hills-
dale college, VI. 154, 162, 163.
Moulton, G. D., V. 447.
Moulton, Nathaniel, IV. 301.
Mound Builders, II. 21-35, 40-52; com-
pared to Aztecs, II. 26; to ancient race
of Brazil, II. 40; fused copper, II. 47;
relics of, II. 41; XIV. 247, 248; their
works in Michigan, III. 41, 43, 202;
see also Indian mounds.
Mount, Rev. Nathan, XIV. 556, 557.
Mt. Clemens, Indian depredations, V.
456; old Moravian mission, X. 107.;
early settlement and settlers of, V. 53,
450; VI. 357, 359; XII. 336; "Monitor,"
"Press," "Reporter," "Republican," VI.
87; plank road, XII. 404.
Mt. Elliott cemetery, XIII. 493.
Mt. Morris (Coldwater), XIII. 409.
Mt. Pleasant, "Morgan's Watch Tower,"
"Pioneer," VI. 80.
Mountain, spirit of, sacrifice to, XIV.
212.
Mountain Leader Chickasaw chief, XII.
121.
Mouran (Maurans, Mauriche, Maurisse),
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 533, 536.
Mouton, Frangois, XII. 569; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 601.
Moutons, educated Indian, X. 269.
Mower, Judge Horace, VII. 476; X. 18;
XI. vi., 300, 303, 311; XIII. 217; XIV.
340; sketch of, III. 136.
Mower and reaper, introduced, XIV. 601.
Mowery, Isaac, death of, VIII. 100.
Mowra, Octavia Aldruda (Mrs. Fish),
daughter of Dr. George P. Mowra, IX.
197.
Mowry, Capt. Ad., III. 325.
Mowry, D., XIV. 556.
Mowry, Hathcott (Hethcot), I. 335; VI
449.
Mowry, James B., death of, XIV. 189.
Mowry, Mrs. John Ellen, IV. 228.
Mowry, Mrs. Z. M., XI. 115.
Mowyer, — , V. 430.
Moxom, Rev. Job, III. 356; V. 315.
Moxly, William, subscription to first
406 INDEX.
court house, II. 428. Mulbollens, Daniel, XII. 646.
Moyan, — , IX. 369. Mulder, A., I. 297.
Moydore, value of, X. 213, 214. Mulder, J., I. 297.
Moyer, — , early settler of Calhoun coun- Mulder, L., publisher, IX. 297.
ty, V. 248; XIV. 303. Mulder, Rev. William, biog., VI. 265, 267.
Moyer, William, death of, XL 131. Mulet, slave,- 1. 416.
Moyers, Gilbert, attorney, member of the Mulford, Thomas, II. 450.
legislature, III. 281, 286; XI. 312. Mulheron, J. J., publisher, VI. 97.
Mrak, Bishop Ignatius, II. 143; VII. 177. Mulholland, B. J., death of, XI. 94.
Muche-Sebe (Bad river), VII. 395. Mulholland, Daniel, VI. 374, 378; XI.
Muc-Intte, Chippewa chief, IX. 442. 106.
Muckamoot, Pottawattomie chief, II. Mulholland, Isabella, original member of
494; XIV. 625. first Presbyterian church of Monroe,
Muck-a-ta-mish-away (Black Elk), hos- VI. 376.
pitable chief, XIII. 367. Mulholland, J. E., XIV. 364; first clerk
Muckataw, Ottawa chief, III. 271, 282. of Le Roy township, II. 233.
Muckeydewassen, Chippewa chief, X. Mulholland, Mrs. Samuel, VI. 383.
472; XIII. 90. Mulholland, William, death of, VII. 592.
Muckie, Pottawattomie Indian, son of Mullaly, Patrick F., VII. 175.
Marcha, III. 370. Mulledon, Adam officer of the Scott
Muckie, John, XV. 640. Guards, XIV. 417.
Muckmote, Indian chief, speech to U. S. Mullen, Thomas, IV. 195; XV. 114.
agent, X. 171. Muller, Johannes, tribute to, XIV. 498.
Mudge Ebenezer, VI. 245. Muller, John, XII. 553.
Mudge, Edwin, death of, XIV. 135. Muller, Max, XIV. 390, 397.
Mudge, Col. Melvin, letter to B. F. Wheat, Mullett, Ernest, attorney, VIII. 177.
VI. 228; organized Company B, elev- Mullett, James, soldier of the revolution,
enth Michigan infantry, VI. 245. VIII. 175.
Mudget, Myron, killed by a bear, III. Mullett, James Jr., attorney of New
553. York and judge of the supreme court,
Mudget, True, III. 553. VIII. 178.
Mueller, — , priest, XIII. 441; instructor Mullett, Mrs. James (Miss Perry), VIII.
in Detroit college, XIII. 443. 176.
Mufford, Samuel B., land entry, II. 450. Mullett, James H., member of the Brady
Muhl, Peter, I. 296. Guards, XIII. 525.
Muhlenburg, William A., D. D., VIII. 62. Mullett, Col. John, surveyor, I. 48, 131;
Muilyoux, — , signs petition against Me- II. 572; III. 348, 575, 591; V. 400, 540;
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X. VI. 248; VLL 479; VIII. vii., 213; IX.
237. 7; XIII. 527; XIV. 157; appointed
Muir, the Misses, III. 644. surveyor of Michigan by Gov. Cass,
Muir, Maj. (Capt.) A. C., XV. 36, 37, 43, VIII. 177; gift of, II. 73; letter to Gov.
97, 98, 150, 155, 171; arrest, conviction Cass describing trouble with Indians,
and sentence, XV. 38; at the battle VI. 249-251; map of Detroit in 1830 pre-
of the Miami, of Monguagon, VI. 467, sented to State Historical Society, XII.
469n; captured a deserter, XV. 31; 341; memoir of, VIII. 175; in Wiscon-
commended by Gen. Brock, XV. 162, sin, VIII. 177; trouble with Indians at
294; conducted Indian families to Battle Creek and name of river and
places of safety, XV. 129; detailed to city, VI. 249-251; VIII. 177.
reduce fort Wayne, XV. 147; detailed Mullett, Mrs. John (Miss Lucy Henry),
with message, XV. 30; illness reported, VIII. 176.
XV. 175; in command at Detroit, after Mullett, John H., member of the Brady
Hull's surrender, IV. 327; in command Guards, XIII. 526, 527; member State
at Fort St. Joseph, XV. 40; killed, XV. Pioneer Society, I. 90.
407; letters to Col. Proctor, XV. 148, Mulligan, Mrs. M. (Miss Kent), VII. 468.
151; mentioned for honorary medal, Mulligan, Patrick, death of, XL 83.
XV. 207; retreat on the Miami, XV. Muma, Alfred, III. 281, 293, 294.
151, 170; wounded, XV. 31, 34. Muma, Eb., III. 294.
Muir, Helen B., teacher, III. 359. Muma, George, III. 280, 294.
Muir, W. K., III. 644, 645; VII. 613. Mumbrue, A., X. 39.
Muir, Mrs. W. K., III. 644. Mumbrue, Lester, soldier of the war of
Muir', "Grand River Herald," VI. 80. the rebellion, X. 49.
Muirhead, — , held by U. S. troops, XV. Mumbrue, Sylvester, soldier of the war of
454. the rebellion, X. 49.
Mukeetaa, Pinaasee, Indian chief, VIII. Mumford, E. C. L., I. 169.
352. Mumford, John, V. 448.
INDEX.
407
Mumford, Samuel R., librarian Young
Men's Society, XII. 367.
Mumford, Thomas, member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 323.
Mumps, among British troops, XV. 628.
Muncie, John, death of, VIII. 45.
Mundy, Judge Edward, I. 335, 512; III.
103; IX. 142; XIII. 2; acting governor
of Michigan, 1839, II. 73, 109, 120, 178;
associate justice, 1848, III. 115, 131;
attorney general, 1847, III. 117; lieut-
enant governor, II. 231, 297, 310, 312;
member constitutional convention,
XIII. 330; XIV. 407; member of con-
vention to locate temporary capitol, XI.
238; member of State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 320; regent of the university,
XIV. 412.
Mundy farm, III. 463.
Munger, Corporal — , assisted in captur-
ing Jefferson Davis, III. 525.
Munger, Algeron S., III. 331; XI. 26.
Munger, C., land entries, III. 430.
Munger, Curtis, III. 323, 327; original
member of Trinity church, Bay City,
VII. 310.
Munger, Daniel, XII. vi.; candidate for
congress, address of, XII. 582.
Munger, Rev. H., III. 287, 288.
Munger, Mrs. Joseph (Sarah Girty), VII.
126, 127.
Munger, H., early teacher, III. 287.
Munger, L.. land entries, III. 430.
Munger, Russel, biog., XIV. Ill, 129, 130.
Munger, Mrs. Russel, XIV. 129.
Munger, Mrs. Susan, death of, XI. 130.
Munger, Susan J. (Mrs. Algeron S.),
biog.. XI. 23, 26.
Munger, Tillotson, early teacher, IV. 59-
61.
Munger, William, member of the legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Munger & Pattison, state printers, II.
324.
Mung-woo-dans, Indian chief, visited Eur-
ope. X. 151.
Municipal societies, act to incorporate, I.
1.
Munising, significance of name, VIII. 159.
Munn, — , and wife, II. 457.
Munn. Aaron B., biog., XI. 32.
Munn, Mrs. Nancy (Miss McFarren), XI.
32.
Munro, Capt. — , 1783, XI. 383.
Munro, Jesse, death of, VII. 11, 424;
member State Pioneer Society, V. 208;
VII. 8; sketch of, VII. 436.
Munro, Mrs. Jesse, death of, VII. 437.
Munro, John, named for legislative coun-
cil of Upper Canada, XII. 23.
Munroe, Capt. — , 1854, IX. 284.
Munroe, Rev. D. L., VI. 442; VII. 343.
Munroe, Edmund, IV. 173; VI. 488.
Munroe, George, II. 315.
Munroe. George C., I. 14, 169; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 184.
Munroe, James, II. 316.
Munroe, Margaretta, IV. 195.
Munroe, Nelson, II. 298, 299, 305, 333.
Munroe, Stephen, II. 303, 308, 334; bank
director, IX. 285.
Munroe, W. H., II. 298, 299, 305, 307.
Munroe, W. H. & N., merchants, II. 308.
Munroe, William A., II. 35.
Munroe & Carpenter, II. 334.
Munroe & Ganson, II. 334.
Munsell, Mrs. Henry, death of, XIII. 231.
Munsell, Joel, gift of, XII. 342.
Munson, Almira G., IV. 237.
Munson, Amos H. and -wife, IX. 30.
Munson, Clark, soldier of the Mexican
war, died in Mexico, VII. 118.
Munson, H. C. XIII. 273.
Munson, H. N., bank director, XIV. 414.
Munson, Henry, VIII. 236.
Munson, Horatio, consul to West Indies,
VII. 285.
Munson, James D., M. D., asylum super-
intendent, XI. Ill; XIII. 306, 307.
Munson, Marie E. (Mrs. Stever), XIII.
273.
Munson, Moses, land entry, III. 568.
Munson, Philander, I. 245; VII. 545.
Munson, Samuel C., I. 7; VIII. 236; XIII.
240, 267; first settler of Orion town-
ship, VII. 561; XIII. 357; sketch of,
XIII. 262, 273.
Munson, Mrs. Samuel C. (Susette), biog.,
XIII. 267, 273.
Munson, Searin B., death of, XI. 111.
Munson, W. C., XIII. 273.
Munson & Giles, II. 334.
Mur, Devall, VIII. 457.
Murat, Joachim, French Marshal, XI. 216.
Murch, J. C., death of, XIII. 187, 189.
Murdoch, Samuel C., death of, IX. 75.
Murdock, Daniel, death of, IX. 40.
Murdock, George H., IV. 197.
Murdock, Mrs. Mary, death of, VIII. 21.
Murdy, Judge — , IX. 256.
Mures, Mrs. — , VIII. 637.
Murfreesboro, battle of, II. 612.
Murlin, Mrs. Moses V., XIII. 240.
Murphy, — , interpreter, XI. 493; XIII.
107.
Murphy, Mrs. Amelia, death of, XI. 39.
Murphy, Andrew J., IV. 172.
Murphy, Francis, temperance advocate,
XIII. 401, 405.
Murphy, George, death of, VII. 346.
Murphy, Helen J., IV. 196.
Murphy, John, Allegan county, III. 286;
sketch of, IV. 172.
Murphy, John, III. 361.
Murphy, Dr. John, I. 268.
Murphy, Mrs. John, IV. 172.
Murphy, Mary, death of, IX. 19.
Murphy, Patrick, death of, XI. 27.
Murphy, Robert, death of, XIV. 68.
Murphy, Samuel A., IV. 442.
408
INDEX.
Murphy, William W., attorney, IV. 247;
V. 4; XII. 323; XIII. 193; XIV. 5; con-
sul general to Germany, VI. 76; XI. 40;
death of, XI. 16, 38; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 323, 325, 327, 349;
member State Pioneer Society, II. 186;
III. 7; publisher, VI. 76, 77; sketch of,
XI 41
Murphy, William W. & Co., XI. 41; XIII.
193.
Murphy & Kinman, VI. 77.
Murray. — , VIII. 181.
Murray, — , VI. 179.
Murray, Mrs. — , loss by fire, VI. 185.
Murray, Ambrose, death of, XIII. 280.
Murray, Archibald Y. (T.), II. 582; V.
*140; member of the legislature, XIV.
413.
Murray. Bredett C., printer, III. 274.
Murray, D. H., I. 59.
Murray, Daniel, death of, IX. 37
Murray, Mrs. Daniel, IV. 249.
Murry, Dennis, death of, XIII. 276; XIV.
182.
Murray, Dominique, Father Marquette/s
grave on farm of, II. 140, 141.
Murray, Edwin A., III. 280; biog., V. 224.
Murray, E. R., land entries, III. 426.
Murray, Flossy, IX. 216.
Murray, George, I. 169.
Murray, George B., VI. 253; XIV. 345.
Murray, Gen. James, governor general of
Canada, III. 114, 119; VI. 379; X. 215;
XIV. 648.
Murray, John, member of Capt. Bird's
company, III. 35, 36.
Murry, John, Hillsdale county, death of,
IV. 249.
Murray, Sir John, Sunday arrest case
cited, XII. 486.
Murray, Lindley, author of school text
books, XIV. 301.
Murray, Rev. P. B., priest, VI. 195.
Murray, Pamelia, death of, VII. 544.
Murray, Maj. (Col.) Patrick, British sol-
dier, IX. 467; X. 470; XV. 254, 336;
bears flag of truce, XV. 287; command-
ing at Detroit, VIII. 490, at Long
Point, XV. 380, at Niagara, XV. 45&;
dissenting opinion as member of Land
Board, XII. 28; letters from Angus
Mackintosh, XII. 21, to Capt. McKee,
XII. 13, unaddressed, XII. 40; member
Board of Claims, district of Hesse,
XII. 17, 27; XV. 455; negotiates for
exchange of prisoners of war, XV. 254.
Murray, Peter J., soldier of war of 1812,
V. 556.
Murray, Philemon C., death of, VII. 592.
Murray, R., surgeon U. S. A., IV. 158.
Murray, Dr. Ransom N., VI. 278, 280.
Murray, Miss Rhoda M. (Mrs. Noble),
VII. 369.
Murray, S. T., III. 599.
Murray, Selah, V. 224.
Murray, William Vans, congressman
from Maryland, 1795, VIII. 408.
Murrel, — , IX. 594.
Murrey, Mrs. George R., VI. 298.
Murry, Sanson & Co., VIII. 481.
Musgrave, Joseph, banker, sketch of, III.
415-418. .
Muskalonge, where found, I. 502.
Muskegon "Chronicle," "Enterprise,"
"Gazette and Bulletin," "Lake Side
Register," "News and Reporter," "Tel-
egraph," VI. 90.
Muskegon County, organized, definition
of name, I. 285; Centennial history of,
I. 286; memorial reports, XIII. 235;
XIV. 143; treasurer, 1875-6, I. 520;
vote of 1887 on prohibition amend-
ment,, XIII. 404.
Muskegon township (Ottawa Co.), or-
ganized 1837. IX. 252.
Muskegon & Ferrysburg Railroad, IX.
277.
Muskets, ordnance supplies, XII. 135,
136, 138-140, blanks, XII. 126.
Muskingum river, massacre of Christian
Indians on, XIII. 47.
Muskrat, Indian story of, VIII. 253, 254;
numerous, II. 192; VI. 475; XIII. 339;
skin used for caps, XIV. 438.
Muslin, for Indian presents, X. 496, 632;
XII. 159, 175, 222, 242, 258, 275, 284,
288.
Musquash, Indian and family, IX. 657.
Mussey, Dexter, II. 436, 444.
Mussey, Miss J., II. 437.
Mussey, Nathan D., soldier of the rebel-
lion, II. 436. ,
Mussey, Reuben Dimond, M. D., presi-
dent of Dartmouth College, VIII. 59.
Mustache, period when in disfavor, XIV.
564.
Musted, Leonard, death of, XIII. 219.
Muth, Jacob, I. 268.
Muzzy, — , III. 629.
Muzzy, Franklin, IV. 198.
"My Jewels," VI. 167.
Myers, — , shot by Indians and children
captured, V. 453.
Myers, Miss (Mrs. Connor), captured by
Indians, IV. 308; V. 453. '.
Myers, Adaline A., IV. 195.
Myers, Agnes J., IV. 195.
Myers, Lieut. Col. Christopher, British
artillery, IX. 602; XI. 337; XV. 117,
135, 136, 299; letters from Brig. Gen.
Proctor, XV. 301, to Col. Baynes, XV.
252, 300, Secretary Freer, XV. 292, Col.
Lethbridge, XV. 134, Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 133, 231; report of prisoners
of war captured at Detroit, XV. 195;
report of ordnance, X. 617.
Myers, Cornelia, death of, VI. 342.
Myers, D. C., VI. 245.
Myers, Daniel, IV. 301.
Myers, Deborah, III. 555.
INDEX. 409
Myers, E. E., architect of capitol, XIII. XV. 617.
301. Nankin township (Wayne Co.), churches
Myers, Mrs. Elizabeth Buckingham (Mrs. organized, XIV. 444, 445; early set-
Ed. M.), XIII. 133, 155. tiers, VI. 478; "Pioneer schools an,d
Myers, George, soldier of the war of patrons," IV. 57; "Recollections of
1812, V. 556. pioneers and pioneer life," XIV. 431.
Myers, Harriette, on census roll of De- Na-nom-ma-daw-ba, chief, XI. 194.
troit, 1827, XII. 461%. Nantais, VII. 86.
Myers, J., entered land in 1819, III. 569. Nany Island, XII. 423.
Myers, John M., II. 339. Naososineti, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Myers, Matthew, III. 175. Napier, Capt. — , I. 49; IV. 81.
Myers, Nathan S., death of, XI. 96. Napier, Lord Francis, furnished letter of
Myers, Peter, II. 445. introduction for C. I. Walker, VIII.
Myers, Robert, III. 175. 396.
Myers, Robert W., member of the Brady Napoleon I., emperor of France, I. 254;
Guards, XIII. 525. IX. 304; XL 216.
Myers, Samuel, Jr., entered land in 1832, "Napoleon," boat, I. 471; IV. 64.
III. 563. Narimont, Amable, claim for losses by
Myers, Thomas, V. 328. Indians, XV. 671.
Myers mill, XIII. 352, 372. Narmore, Samuel, death of, XIV. 99.
Nary, — , XII. 290.
Nash, Miss — (Mrs. Matthias Straight),
Nabanegijig, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. XIV. 478.
Nabitasawe, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. Nash, Dr. Alfred, with Col. T. Broadhead
Na-bun-na-ge-zhick, sister of Mrs. Rix at death, IX. 209.
Robinson, XI. 193. Nash, Miss Angeline (Mrs. 0. Deal), IV.
Nadault, Antoine, taxable property, 1802, 231.
VIII. 538. Nash, Augustus W., attorney, death of,
Nadeau, Martin, IX. 131. VI. 431; sketch of, VI. 435.
Nado, Jacob, I. 345. Nash, Charles G., biog., VI. 431, 433.
Nadowa bay, II. 142. Nash, George R., general manager of D.,
Nagachivois, Indian, (XII. 261, 263. G. H. & M. railroad, VII. 613.
Naganabi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. Nash, Homer W., bank teller, VI. 323.
Nagle, Jane, death of, XL 84. Nash, Ira, IV, 231.
Nagonub, Indian orator, XIV. 234. Nash, Israel, II. 562.
Naiantasheen, Ottawa chief, presents su- Nash, Marvin, V. 446.
gar to post at Michilimackinac, XII. Nash, Norman, D.' D., V. 496; VI. 411;
240. early teacher of French and Indians,
Nails, for Indian presents, XII. 230, 258; XIII. 337.
garrison supplies, X. 363, 364, 383, 513, Nash, Mrs. Stephen, V. 505.
514, 519, 520; XL 417, 428; XII. 130, Nash, Stephen M., V. 504; VI. 421.
170, 200, 205; placed in money boxes, Nash, Timothy, II. 423, 429.
II. 320; price of, I. 332; XIV. 130. Nash, Zenas, II. 276; IX. 142.
Nainega, Ottawa chief, XIII. 90. Nashville (Mich.) "News," established,
Naintasheen, Ottawa chief, XII. 240. VI. 68.
Nairne, Maj. — , X. 361; letter from Maj. Nashville (Tenn.), Michigan troops at,
DePeyster, IX. 389. III. 166, 167.
Naiwash, Ottawa chief, visited Quebec, Nason, Henry, I. 271.
XV. 492. Nason, Miss Lizzie, librarian, VI. 191.
Nakewine, Indian, XIII. 65. Nason, Lorinda, death of, XL 26.
Nail, Rev. James, XIII. 324. National Banks, see Banks.
Nail, James, Jr., I. 499. National bridge, battle of, Michigan
Namre, D. M., XII. 392. troops at, II. 173. See also Battles.
Nanaquiba, Pottawattomie chief, XIV. National debt, 1787, XL 147.
278. National hotel, XIV. 418.
"Nancy," British boat, X. 431; XV. 39, "National Intelligencer," X. 85; lines to
465, 641; attacked in St. Glair river, the memory of James B. Witherell,
XV. 412, 413, 421; carried troops to the XIV. 576.
Miami in 1813, XV. 276; claims for Nattade, Joseph, on census roll of De-
loss of, XV. 683, 684; crew recommend- troit, 1782, X. 602.
ed for transfer, XV. 629; destroyed, Natural pyramid, VII. 201.
XV. 635, 636; goods stored in, XV- 632; Naugle, Andrew and family, XL 452.
impressed by British, XV. 98; report Nauman, Cass L., county clerk, 1875-6,
of examining committee of, XV. 426; I. 520.
transported grain to Michilimackinac, "Nautilus," boat, captured by the British,
52
410
INDEX.
crew exchanged, XV. 188, 254, 287.
Navarre, Miss — (Mrs. Anthon), III. 27.
Navarre, Archange Marie Louise, VI.
498.
Navarre, Col. Francis, first white settler
of Monroe county, IV. 318; V. 486; VI.
362; XII. 169, 171, 348; XIV. 546; cap-
tain in Wayne county militia, 1803,
VIII. 543; planted pear trees, I. 357;
purchased land of Indians, IV. 318,
319, 321; taxable property, 1802, VIII.
538, 539; warns Gen. Winchester, IV.
320.
Navarre, Frangois, Jr., taxable property,
1802, VIII. 538:
Navarre, Hutro, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Navarre, Isadore, IV. 319; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 538.
Navarre, Jacques, IV. 319; ensign in
Wayne county militia, 1803, VIII. 543;
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 538.
Navarre, James, appointed ensign, VIII.
497.
Navarre, Jean, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Navarre, Jeanne Pluyette, VIII. 450.
Navarre, John M., on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Navarre, Joseph H., member of State
Historical Society, XII. 337.
Navarre, Miss Marianne, XII. vii; note
to Judge Woodward, XII. 657.
Navarre, Marie Francois, VIII. 450.
Navarre, Mrs. Oliver, death of, XI. 105.
Navarre, Peter, scout, sketch of, V. 188;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Navarre, Platt, assisted in transporting
wounded prisoners from river Raisin,
IV. 321.
Navarre, Col. Robert, Sr., II. 585; VI.
373, 497; VIII. viii, 463, 468, 523, 646;
X. 220, 245; XII. 348, 580; land grant
by Pottawattomie Indians, X. 96; mar-
riage contract with Miss Marie L'Hote-
mont-Barrois, VIII. 450-454; officer in
French army, 1745, V. 188; on election
roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510; receipt dated
1761, VIII. 468; taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538; and son on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 610; and wife on cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 320.
Navarre, Robert, Jr., at battle of Raisin
river, V. 486; assisted in transporting
wounded prisoners, IV. 321; first white
child born in Monroe county, IV. 319,
320; V. 486; on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 611; and wife on census roll,
X. 318.
Navarre, Mrs. Samuel P., death of, VI.
383.
Navarre, Miss Victoire (Mrs. Jas. J. God-
froy), XIV. 546.
Navarre, Xavier, death of, VI. 384.
Navarre, Mrs. Xavier, death of, XIV. 139.
Navafre brothers, engaged in war of
1812, V. 188.
Navarre farm, site of Pottawattomie vil-
lage, VIII. 429.
Navigation, of the great lakes, and com-
merce, report of committee, XII. 4-9.
Navy, British loss on Lake Erie, XV.
377; weak condition of, XV. 360, 365;
conditions on Lake Ontario, 1812, XV.
528, 529; forces of U. S. war ship, XV.
581; maneuvering of U. S. and British
fleets, XV. 374, 375; officers' salaries
in, 1777, X. 281; U. S. gunboats at
Presque Isle in 1812, XV. 316, 335;
"Scorpion" and "Tigress" captured,
XV. 641-644; stores, report of, 1782,
X. 618, 620, 621; supremacy of U. S.
on lakes feared by British, XV. 187,
191.
Navy Island, XV. 602.
Nawimachkote, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Nayashota, Indian, X. 404.
Naykakee county organized, name
changed, I. 94, 147; see also Clare
county.
Naylor, Mrs. Mary Ann, death of, VI.
446.
Naylor, Richard, VI. 206.
Naysmith, Henry R., III. 546, 548; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, III. 266;
IV. 8.
Naysmith, John, III. 548.
Nay wash band (Indians) at Flint river,
XV 553
Neahr, John, XIII. 399.
Neal, Mrs. Jonathan, II. 456.
Neale, Harmon, XIV. 373; first clerk of
Marengo township, II. 242.
Neale, Noah, death of, II. 253.
Neale, Seeley, first supervisor of Maren-
go township, II. 242, 243, 250, 253.
Neale, William F. (H.), III. 350; mem-
ber of school board, III. 359.
Nearpass, C. P. publisher, VI. 90.
Nearns, Christopher, VII. 590.
Neary, Bridget, death of, XIII. 226.
Neasmith, J. M., HI. 447; X. 155, 164.
Neavill, Edward, loyalist, XI. 451, XIII.
77.
Ne-aw-ta-naw, Pottawattomie chief, III.
369.
Nebel, Edward, XIII. 447.
Nebraska Historical Society, gift of,
XIII. 34.
Necklaces, found in Indian mounds, II.
42, 44.
Nectarines, pioneer prices of, X. 80.
Neeb, Philip, death of, VIII. 21.
Neebish Rapids, VII. 196.
Needles, for Indians, X. 496, 580, 632;
XII. 16, 41, 82, 147, 158, 175, 223, 242,
246, 247, 258, 275, 284, 288; invoice for
Michilimackinac, XV. 224, 615, 645,
646, 649, 655; of copper, found in In-
dian mounds, II. 42.
INDEX. 411
Needham, — , and wife, II. 457. Nelson, Mrs. Mary C., death of, XIII. 131.
Needham, Samuel, V. 505. Nelson, Theodore, superintendent of pub-
Needham, William H., first supervisor of lie instruction, IX. 99.
Monitor township, III. 334. Nelson, Thomas, Jr., II. 384.
Needs, Mrs. John, in Fort Dearborn mas- Nelson, Thomas & Son, subscription to
sacre, XII. 660; XV. 160. first court house, II. 428.
Neekigg, Ottawa chief, IX. 442. Nelson, Robert, marriage of, VII. 174.
Neeley, Mrs. Rachel, death of, VII. 465. Nelson, William, V. 446; XIV. 423.
Neemah, Indian, punished for murder, Nelson, William H., I. 179.
III. 381, 382. Nelson, Matter & Co., VI. 332.
Neewish, Indian chief, VIII. 352. Nemeka, Qui-qu-a-pous chief, speech of,
Ne-ga, Indian woman murdered by Mil- X. 589; XIII. 98.
ler, XI. 199. Nenamatabi, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Negaunee, founded, significance of name, Neogima, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
VIII. 158, 159; "Iron Herald," VI. 87, Neome, Chippewa chief, represented
88. tribe at treaty of Saginaw, III. 432;
Negro, company of militia formed at De- VII. 265, 266.
troit, XIV. 659; XV. 42; insurrection Neponset river, first railroad in U. S.
in Detroit, XII. 591-593; school organ- built to, IX. 272.
ized, I. 453; and whites of Alabama, Nepven, Elizabeth, killed by Indian, V.
IV. 158. 102.
Negus, Wilson, death of, VII. 543. Nepven, Jacques, captured by Indians, V.
Negwegon county, organized, name 102.
changed, I. 94, 95, 301; see also Alcona Nepven, -Jean Michel, killed by Indians,
county. V. 102.
Neh-way-go, Indian, deeds of violence Nepven, Prever, captured by Indians, V.
and punishments, IT. 376-379. 102.
Neidermeier, Frederick, county treasur- Nepven, Susanne, killed by Indians, V.
er, 1875-6, I. 520. 102.
Neiffert, F., III. 291. Nepven, Theresa, death entry in old
Neil, Rev. Henry, member of State His- register, V. 103.
torical Society, XII. 323. Nesbitt, John, III. 521.
Neilson, William, IX. 594. Neshannock potato introduced into Mich-
Neiper, Sir James, British surgeon in igan, I. 129; V. 363, 365.
1758, VIII. 461. Neshinguak trail, XL 265.
Neiswinker, Henry, death of, XI. 105. Nesowaghqual, Pottawattomie chief,
Nelles, Abraham, noncombatant on pa- signs deed of gift to James Abbott,
role, XV. 460. XII. 625.
Nelles, Mrs.. George W., VI. 302. Nethaway, Mrs. Ira F., V. 333.
Neilson, James, death of, VI. 383. Nethaway, Lyman, I. 179.
Nelson, Miss Abbie R., VI. 333. Nethaway, Nelson, I. 179.
Nelson, Abigail, II. 456. "Netley," boat in war of 1812, XV. 312.
Nelson, Omasa, and wife, VI. 474. Nettleton, Gen. — , II. 446.
Nelson, Charles D., I. 296, 300, 301. Nettleton, Ashael, D. D., VII. 426.
Nelson, Charles D. & Co., I. 290. Nettleton, Daniel, IX. 20.
Nelson, Capt. Ezra, soldier of the war of Nettleton, David, death of, XI. 134.
1812, VI. 332. Nettleton, Tiffany, II. 502.
Nelson, Ezra T., VI. 332. Nets for fishing, I. 502; II. 192.
Nelson, Francis, first supervisor of Ar- "Neuclus," boat, VII. 230.
cada township, II. 266, 267. Neuf, — , VIII. 465.
Nelson, George, III. 280; IV. 293; V. 438; Neuman, Mrs. Joseph, death of, XIII.
VI. 332. 112.
Nelson, H. P., VIII. 107. Nevins, Dr. — , II. 508.
Nelson, Henry L., attorney, XI. 312. Nevins, Alfred, VI. 310.
Nelson, Lord Harmon, British admiral, Nevins, Mrs. Cynthia (Mrs. A. N.), VI.
XL 215; destroyed Danish fleet, XV. 310.
19. Nevins, George, killed in the Contoy mas-
Nelson, James M., bank director, V. 438; sacre, V. 127.
VI. 323, 328; sketch of, VI. 332. Nevins, John M., journalist, VI. 68; state
Nelson, Mrs. James M., VI. 333. senator, V. 126.
Nelson, Jonathan, security for Capt. Nevins, Miss Sarah (Mrs. N. Ball),
Muir and Ensign Lundy, XV. 34; re- daughter of Thomas, VII. 496.
mained British subject at close of rev- Nevins, Thomas, of Hanover, N. H., VII.
olutionary war, VIII. 411. 496.
Nelson, Josiah, II. 398. Nevins, T. J., attorney, V. 126, 127.
412 INDEX.
Nevin & Mills, IV. 475. man, HI. 124; publisher, VI. 66; and
New Buffalo, history of, II. 192; settle- family, III. 645.
ment, I. 125; "Independent," VI. 70. Newberry, Mrs. Margaret, V. 545.
New Credit Indian, XIII. 339. Newberry, Oliver, "admiral of the lakes,"
New Creek, Va., army post created at, I. 471, 499, 500; II. 572; III. 598; IV.
XIV. 59. . 80, 332, 351, 459; V. 222, 539, 540; VI.
"New England," boat, XIV. 543. 413; VII. 96; X. 86; XIII. 524; XIV.
New England Historical and Genealogi- 538, 561; bill of, V. 559; built first
cal Society, gifts of, XI. 13; XIII. 34; steamer at Detroit, XIV. 529; store of,
XIV. 42. III. 573.
"New Era," boat, IX. 283. Newberry, Oliver & Co., IV. 405.
New France, first French fort established Newberry, Oliver & Walter, IV. 473.
in, XIV. 653; first priests to visit, VIII. Newberry, Mrs. Peter, teacher, VI. 245.
369; governors of, III. 114, 118; Michi- Newberry, Rev. Samuel, father of Mrs.
gan a part of, XIV. 600. J. J. Bagley, HI. 288; VII. 382; first
New Gnadenhuten, IV. 308. principal branch university at White
"New Hampshire," schooner, IX. 283. Pigeon, V. 44.
New Mexico, period of Indian war in, Newberry, Samuel S., member of State
XII. 435. Historical Society, XII. 344.
New Orleans, founding of, V. 101. Newberry, Seneca, I. 512.
New river, Michigan soldiers on, III. 177. Newberry, Truman, III. 645, 647.
New York, ceded claim to Northwest ter- Newberry, Walter L., I. 387; II. 572; gift
ritory to Congress, VII. 18; XI. 217; of, XII. 318; member of -State Histori-
slaves in captured by Indians) sold in cal Society, 1829, XII. 316.
Michigan, I. 415. Newberry, William, II. 485; member
"New York," boat, VI. 15; XIV. 543. State Pioneer Society, biog., XIV. 180,
New York city, called Manette, VIII. 421; 181.
"Statesman," extract on death of Newberry, ,Mrs. William (Miss Parmen-
Adrian, XIV. 583. ter), XIV. 181.
New York Historical Society, gift of, Newberry & Beach, merchants, VII. 96.
XIV. 42. Newbrees, — , II. 228.
"New York" hotel, IV. 459. Newbro, Eugene, death of, XI. 44.
New York Library Society, organized Newbury, C. B., and wife, II. 437.
1754, VII. 332; see also Libraries. Newbury, Delia, II. 447.
New York Salt Co., XIII. 369. Newbury, E. C., II. 437.
New York University, V. 29. Newcairk, Samuel, loyalist, XI. 451;
New York & Erie Railroad Co., organ- XIII. 77.
ized, XIII. 222. Newcomb, — , II. 161; IX. 251, 268.
Newagis, Pottawattomie chief, signs Newcomb, Rev. G. W., II. 436.
deed of gift to James Abbott, XII. 625. Newcomb, Miss Jennie, I. 242.
Newargo, Saginaw Indian, killed son of Newcomb, Dr. R. B., V. 446.
Red Bird, VII. 137-139. Newcomb, Rolland B. C., I. 240, 241, 248.
Newark township, organized, name Newcombe, Mrs. (Judge) H. M., VIII. 96.
changed, III. 270, 301; see also Sauga- Newcomer, Mrs. — , prosecutes for false
tuck. imprisonment, VII. 512.
"Newash," British boat in war of 1812, Neweetee harbor (Vancouver's Island),
XV. 312. "Tonquin" destroyed in, HI. 55.
Newaygo county, organized, county seat Newell, Capt. George E., III. 454.
located, definition of name, I. 302; Hes- Newell, Josiah I. 327; member State Pio-
peria township, VII. 555; "Republi- neer Society, I. 90.
can," "Tribune," VI. 90, 91; treasurer Newell, Miranda, death of, XIV. 51.
and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 Newell, Nathan, I. 333.
on prohibition amendment, XIII. 404. Newell, Theodore, I. 287, 288, 292, 293;
"Newaygo County Pioneers," VII. 553. XIII. 236; XIV. 143.
Newberry, A. R., III. 645, 655. Newell, Theodore & Co., I. 242, 294.
Newberry, Rev. E. D., III. 482; VI. 396. Newell, Thomas S., soldier of the Mexi-
Newberry, Frank D., attorney, VI. 234; can war, VI. 19.
county clerk, 1875-6, I. 519. Newell & Co., III. 459.
Newberry, Henry, commissioner to relo- Newell & Wilcox, I. 287.
cate early railroad, XIII. 360; student Newfart, David, on census roll of De-
of branch university at Detroit, V. 543. troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Newberry, Henry W., IV. 414. Newfield township (Oceana Co.), organ-
Newberry, J. F., member of State His- ized, VII. 555.
torical Society, XII. 324. Newfoundland, coast early visited for
Newberry, John S., V. 543, 559; congress- fish, XIV. 651, 654.
INDEX.
413
Newhall, R., IV. 350.
Newish, Indian chief, VIII. 352.
Newkirk, Benjamin C., bank cashier, II.
322
Newkirk, C. L., II. 233.
Newkirk, Cornelius, teacher, XIV. 324,
364.
Newkirk, Edward, VI. 69; biog., XIV. 56,
60.
Newkirk, Octavia, death of, VI. 340.
Newlan, Mrs. Caroline, death of, VIII.
21.
Newland, Benjamin, XI. 344, 345; XIII.
75.
Newland, Henry A., IV. 451; VII. 617;
XIII. 493.
Newland, Miss Lizzie, VI. 617.
Newman, — , built first mill at Portland,
XIV. 623.
Newman, Abraham, VI. 294.
Newman, Daniel, II. 584.
Newman, Ezra, land entry, III. 570.
Newman, Fanny, XIV. 317.
Newman, Ferdinand, death of, XIII. 115.
Newman, Frederick, XII. 395.
Newman, Richard, XIV. 317.
Newman, Robert, VIII. 393n; termed "a
traitor" by Rev. David Jones, VIII.
395.
Newnham, R. L., III. 312.
Newsom, Jerard, XIV. 424.
Newspapers, Adrian Constitutionalist
(established in 1836), Dollar Weekly
(Pledge of Honor), Expositor, Journal,
VI. 85, Lenawee County Republican
and Gazette (established in 1834), VI.
84, 85, Michigan Whig (Constitution-
alist), Pledge of. Honor (Dollar
Weekly), VI. 85, Press, VI. 86, Times,
Times and Expositor, VI. 84, 85, Lena-
wee County Republican and Gazette
(established 1834), VI. 85, VII. 530;
Albion Mirror, Recorder, VI. 73;
Allegan and Barry Record, (re-
moved from Otsego), III. 273; VI. 67,
Allegan County Democrat (removed
from Otsego and the name changed),
VI. 67, Journal, HI. 274, Record, III.
273, Tribune (Democrat), III. 276;
Almont Herald, VI. 84; Alpena Argus,
VI. 186, Frolic, VI. 67, 187, Pioneer,
Thunder Bay Monitor, name changed,
VI. 67, 184; Ann Arbor Argus (Emi-
grant, Western Emigrant, True Demo-
crat and Michigan Argus), first estab-
lished 1829, Chronicle Courier (Penin-
sular Courier and Family Visitant),
Emigrant, Palladium, VI. 96, Penins-
sular Courier and Family Visitant,
Primitive Expounder, V. 407, removed
to Comstock, V. 410, True Democrat,
VI. 96, Western Emigrant, fifth paper
published' in Michigan, I. 388, 394, VI.
96; Baldwin Star, VI. 84; Bangor Re-
flector. VI. 96; Battle Creek Advent
Review and Sabbath Herald, III. 352,
VI. 72, Health Reformer, VI. 72,
Journal, VI. 73; Liberty Press, XIV.
80, burned in 1849, VI. 72, Present
Truth, III. 365, Svensk Advent Harold,
Tiende (Danish), Tribune, Western
Citizen, Youths' Instructor, VI. 72, 73;
Bay City Chronicle, Express, Growler,
Journal, Lumberman Gazette, Odd Fel-
low, Press, Press and Times, Signal,
Tribune, VI. 68, 69; Bellevue Gazette,
VI. 75; Benton Harbor, Palladium,
Times, VI. 70; Benzie County Journal,
established, VI. 69; Berrien Springs
Democrat, Era, Freeman, Gazette and
Advertiser, Inquirer, Journal, Mirror,
Republican, Record, Times, VI. 70;
Big Rapids Magnet, Pioneer, VI. 88;
Blissfield Advance, VI. 84, 86; Brighton
Citizen, VI. 86, 87; Branch county
Democrat, Gazette, Journal, News, VI.
71;Bronson Herald, VI. 71; Buchanan
Record, Union, Vindicator, VI. 70;
Caro Advertiser, News, VI. 95; Carson
City Commercial, VI. 90; Caseville Ad-
vertiser, VI. 77; Cassopolis Advocate,
Democrat, Vigilant, VI. 73; Cedar
Springs Clipper, VI. 82; Centreville
Republican, VI. 95; Charlevoix Senti-
nel, first paper in county, III. 464; VI.
73; Charlotte Eaton Eagle, Gazette,
Leader, Republican, VI. 74, 75; Cheboy-
gan Free Press, Manitoba Chronicle
(first paper in county), Tribune, VI.
74; Clam Lake (Cadillac) News, VI.
98; Coldwater Observer, Reporter, Re-
publican, Sentinel, Star, Southern
Michigan News, VI. 71; Comstock
Alphadelphia Tocsin, Primitive Ex-
pounder, V. 410; Concord News. VI. 80;
Constantine Advertiser and Mercury,
VI. 94; Coopersville Courier, VI. 92,
Observer, Times, IX. 299; Coral Enter-
prise, VI. 90; Corunna American,
Democrat, VI. 94; Decatur Republican,
VI. 95; Deerfield Ray, VI. 84, 86; De-
troit Abend Post, VI. 97, Advertiser
and Tribune, VI. 63, 65, American Ob-
server, Amphion, Commercial Adver-
tiser, VI. 97, 98, Courier (eighth paper
published in Michigan), I. 389, 395,
488, Courier, VI. 63, Daily Press, VI.
62, Evening News, VI. 66, Episcopal
Pioneer, I. 389, Essaie du Michigan
(see Michigan Essay), Familien Blaet-
ter, VI. 97, Farmer's Companion and
Horticultural Gazette, VI. 516, Free
Democrat, VI. 64, Free Press, estab-
lished, I. 389, 395, VI. 65, Free Union,
VI. 64, Gazette (second paper pub-
lished in Michigan, 1817), I. 385, 386,
394, 496, VI. 97, XIV. 578-583, extracts
from early copies, X. 85-87, XII. 595,
XIV. 571-585, Herald and Torchlight,
VI. 97, Herald of Literature and Sci-
INDEX.
ence, I. 389, Home Messenger, VI. 97,
Inquirer, VI. 64, Journal of Commerce,
VI. 97, Journal of Education, I. 454, IX.
98, Michigan Christian Advocate, VI.
98, Michigan Essay (first in Michigan,
1809), history of, I. 384, 388, 394, VI.
97, XIII. 489, Michigan Farmer, IV.
436, 437, VI. 97, VII. 99, 102, Michigan
Herald (third paper published in Mich-
igan), I. 387, 394, Michigan Journal,
VI. 97, Northwestern Journal (fourth
paper in Michigan), I. 386, 394, Our
Dioceses, Peninsular Journal of Medi-
cine, Post, Public Leader, Review of
Medicine and Pharmacy, Scientific
Manufacturer, Song Journal, Truth,
Volksblatt, VI. 96-99, Western Farmer,
VII. 99, Western Home Journal, VI.
98, Western Rural (removed to Chi-
cago), IV. 437; DeWitt Express (first
paper in Clinton county), VI. 74; Dex-
ter Leader, VI. 96; Dowagiac Republi-
can, Times, VI. 73; Dundee Enterprise,
VI. 89; Eaton Rapids Eaton County
Argus, Journal, VI. 75; Elk Rapids
Progress, VI. 67; Escanaba Tribune,
VI. 74; Evart Review, VI. 92; Fenton
Gazette, Independent, VI. 76; Flint,
Democrat, Globe, III. 464, VI. 75, Flint
River Gazette (first paper of Genesee
county), Genesee Herald, III. 439, VI.
75, Genesee Whig, III. 339, 464, Jour-
nal, III. 464, 465, VI. 75, Northern Ad-
vocate, III. 439, VI. 75, Republican,
Western Citizen, III. 439, 464, VI. 75;
Fowlerville Review. VI. 86, 87; Frank-
fort Express (first paper of Benzie
county), VI. 69; Freemason, see Mich-
igan Freemason; Fremont Times, VI.
90; Fruit Culturist, X. 71; Gazette of
Pennsylvania (published declaration of
independence, July 25, 1776), X. 269;
Grand Haven Clarion, IX. 296, Cour-
ier-Journal, Herald (first paper in
county), IX. 298, 299, Grand River
Times, VI. 92, IX. 296, News, IX. 297,
Ottawa Clarion, IX. 296, Union, IX.
297; Grand Ledge Independent, VI. 75;
Grand Rapids Democrat, De Standard,
VI. 82, 83, Eagle, IV. 290, VI. 82, 83,
Enquirer (Grand River Times), IV.
290, VII. 494, Michigan School Modera-
tor (removed to Lansing), IX. 98, Post.
Times, Vrijheids Banier, Staats Zeit-
ung, VI. 82, 83; Green Bay Intelli-
gencer, 1834, presented State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 329; Greenville Demo-
crat, Independent, VI. 89, 90; Hancock
Northwestern Mining Journal, VI. 77;
Hart Journal, VI. 91; Hartford Day
Spring, VI. 95; Hastings Banner, Jour-
nal, Republican, VI. 68; Hersey Out-
line (first paper in Osceola county),
VI. 92; Hillsdale Business, Democrat,
Standard, VI. 76, 77; Holland De
Grondwet, De Hollander, De Hope, De
Wachter, VI. 92, IX. 296-299, De Paarl,
De Verzamelaar, De Wekker, IX. 297,
Gazeteer, IX. 297, News, Register, VI.
92, IX. 298, 299, Searcher, IX. 297;
Holly Register, VII. 91; Homer Index,
VI. 73; Houghton Portage Lake Mining
Gazette, VI. 77; Howard City Record,
VI. 90; Howell Courier, Livingston
Democrat, Republican, VI. 86, 87; Hub-
bardston Advertiser, VI. 80; Imlay
City Advance, VI. 84; Ionia Democrat
(material thrown into river), VI. 79,
Gazette, III. 474, 488, Journal (first
paper of county), VI. 79, Sentinel, III.
478, 488, Standard, III. 488, VI. 79;
Ishpeming losco County Gazette, VI.
81, Iron Home, VI. 87, 88; Ithaca Gra-
tiot News, established, II. 269, VI. 76,
Journal, VI. 76; Jackson American
Freeman, II. 323, Citizen (Gazette),
II. 324, 331, VI. 80, Democrat, II. 323,
VI. 80, 81, Eagle, II. 324, VI. 80. 81,
Expositor, VI. 77, Gazette, II. 324, VI.
80, 81, Independent, VI. 76, 77, Journal,
(removed to Lansing), II. 324, Patriot,
II. 323, VI. 80, 81, Michigan Farmer
(removed to Detroit), II. 324, Michi-
gan Sun, II. 325, Sentinel, II. 323, VI.
80, 81, Volksfreund, II. 325; Kalama-
zoo Gazette (first established at White
Pigeon, removed to Kalamazoo in
1835), Michigan Free Mason, Michigan
Teacher, Telegraph, VI. 81, Western
Banner, XIII. 597; Kalkaska Kalkas-
kian, VI. 82; Lake City Missaukee Re-
porter, Normal Herald, VI. 89; Lake-
view Citizen, VI. 90; Lansing Journal,
Republican, VI. 1B>; Lapeer Clarion, VI.
84, Democrat, III. 464, VI. 84, Plain-
dealer (first paper of county), III. 550,
VI. 84, Press, VI. 84; Lawrence Adver-
tiser, III. 464, VI. 96; Leslie Herald,
VI. 78; Lexington Jeffersonian, VI. 93;
Linden Record, III. 464; Litchfield In-
dependent, VI. 76, 77; Lowell Journal,
VI. 82, 83; Ludington Appeal, Record,
VI. 88; Lumberman's Gazetee, III. 464;
Manchester Enterprise, VI. 96; Mani-
stee Advocate, Gazette, Times, Times
and Standard, VI. 88; Manistique Lake
Side Register, VI. 90; Maple Rapids
Messenger. VI. 74; Marcellus Messen-
ger, VI. 73; Marquette Lake Superior
Journal, Mining Journal, VI. 87; Mar-
shall Calhoun County Patriot, Ex-
pounder (Patriot), Statesman, VI. 72;
Mason Democrat, Herald, Telegraph,
VI. 78, 79, News, VI. 79; Mendon,
Times, VI. 95; Menominee Herald, VI.
88; Michigan Journal of Education, es-
tablished 1853, IX. 98; Midland Inde-
pendent. Sentinel, VI. 88; Milford
Times, VI. 91; Milwaukee Sentinel, VI.
85; Missouri Gazette, first number,
1808, presented State Historical Soci-
ety, XII. 329; Monroe Advocate, Com-
INDEX.
415
mercial, Gazette, Journal, VI. 89,
Michigan Inquirer (sixth paper estab-
lished in Michigan), I. 387, VI. 389,
Monitor, National Press, VI. 89, Senti-
nel, I. 394n, 395, VI. 89; Morenci State
Line Observer, VI. 84; Mt. Clemens
Monitor, Press, Reporter, Republican,
VI. 87; Mt. Pleasant Morgan's Watch
Tower, Pioneer, VI. 80; Muir Grand
River Herald, VI. 80; Muskegon
Chronicle, Enterprise, Gazette and Bul-
letin, Lake Side Register, News and
Reporter, Telegraph, VI. 90; Nashville
News, VI. 68; National Intelligencer,
X. 85, extract on death of James
Witherell, XIV. 576; Negaunee Iron
Herald, VI. 87, 88; New Buffalo Inde-
pendent, VI. 70; New York Statesman,
extract from on death of "Adrian,"
XIV. 583; Newaygo Republican,
Tribune, VI. 90, 91; Niles Berrien
County Freeman, Democrat, Gazette
and Advertiser, Inquirer, Mirror, Re-
publican (Times), history of, Record
of Niles District, Times (Inquirer,
Berrien County Freeman), VI. 70,
Michigan Teacher, established, re-
moved to Chicago, IX. 98; North
Branch Observer, VI. 84; Northport
Leelanau County Courier, Tribune, VI.
84; Northville Record, VI. 98; Ontona-
gon Miner, VI. 91; Orion Good News,
VI. 91: Otsego Courier, III. 275, Her-
ald, III. 275, VI. 92, Union, III. 275,
VI. 67; Ovid Register, VI. 74; Owosso
American Argus (first paper in
county), Era, Press, VI. 94; Parma
Public Advertiser, VI. 80; Paw Paw
Courier, Democrat, Free Press, Pro
Bono Publico, True Northerner, Van
Buren County Press, VI. 95, 96; Pent-
water News, Oceana Times, VI. 91;
Petoskey Emmet County Democrat, VI.
75; Plainwell Express, Independent,
III. 275, Republic. III. 275, VI. 67;
Pontiac Balance, Bill Poster, Courier,
VI. 91. Gazette (Jeffersonian), III. 464,
VI. 91, Herald, Jeffersonian (or Jack-
sonian), VI. 91, Oakland Chronicle, I.
386, 388, 394, in charge of the slave
Hector, I. 416, III. 599, VI. 91; Port
Austin News, VI. 77; Port Huron Com-
mercial Times, VI. 94; Portland Ob-
server, VI. 79; Quincy Literary Re-
porter. Times. VI. 71; Reading Press,
VI. 76, 77; Reed City Clarion, VI. 92;
Rochester Era, VI. 91; Rockford
Register. VI. 82, 84; Romeo Observer,
VI. 87; Saginaw Courier, III. 464, VI.
93, Enterprise, Journal, North Star, Re-
publican, Saginawian. Spirit of the
Times, Valley News, Zeitung, VI. 93;
St. Clair Republican, VI. 94; St. Johns
Clinton Independent, Democrat (Ex-
press, removed from De Witt), Herald,
Republican, VI. 74; St. Joseph Republi-
can, Traveler and Herald, III. 464, VI.
70; St. Louis Herald, VI. 76; Sanilac
Leader, Signal, VI. 93; Saranac Re-
porter, VI. 80; Saugatuck Commercial,
III. 275, 306; School Moderator, re-
moved to Lansing, IX. 98; Schoolcraft
Despatch and News, VI. 81; Sheridan
Era, VI. 90; Sherman Wexford County
Pioneer, VI. 98; South Haven Sentinel,
VI. 95; Spring Lake Independent, VI.
29, Republican, IX. 298; Stanton Her-
ald, Journal, VI. 90; Sturgis Journal-
Times, VI. 94; Teachers' Journal, see
Michigan Teacher; Tecumseh Demo-
crat, Herald, Raisin Valley Record,
Village Record, VI. 84, 86; Tekonsha
Reporter, VI. 73; Three Oaks Echo,
VI. 70; Three Rivers Herald (re-
moved from Burr Oak), Reporter, VI.
95; Traverse City Grand Traverse
Herald, Traverse Bay Eagle, VI. 67, 76;
Union City Register, VI. 71; Vassar
Pioneer (first paper in county), VI. 95;
Vermontville Enterprise, VI. 75; Vicks-
burg Monitor, VI. 82; Washington
Gazette, 1794, extract from, XV. 3;
Wayne Pilot, VI. 98; Whitehall Forum,
VI. 90; White Pigeon Michigan States-
man, VI. 94; Williamston Enterprise,
VI. 78, 79; Winona Herald, VI. 68;
Wyandotte Courier, Enterprise, VI. 98;
Ypsilanti Commercial, Sentinel, The
School, VI. 96.
Newton, Mrs. — , protects "abolition"
lecturer, VIII. 211.
Newton, Anson, II. 273.
Newton, Charles W., death of, XIII. 112.
Newton, Ezra, I. 241, 245.
Newton, Joseph, IX. 594.
Newton, Mary E., death of, XIII. 240.
Newton, Sophrona D. (Mrs. Sylvanus
Vroman), XIV. 74.
Newton, Thomas, IV. 284.
Newton, W. H., gift of, III. 7.
Newton, Judge William, III. 463, 466; IV.
246; X. 123; XIII. 181.
Newton township (Calhoun Co.), organ-
ized, II. 195; first officers, II. 244.
Ney, Michel, French marshal, XI. 216.
Neygus, Roxanna (Mrs. Sisson), IX. 81.
Neyon, Monsieur — de, commander of
Fort Illinois, X. 216.
Neywash, Indian, speech of, XV. 593.
Nez Perces, Jo, Indian, II. 575.
Niagara, Chippewa name for, VI. 510n;
distant from Kingston, XV. 23; fron-
tier, operations on, XV. 652, 653; gar-
rison strengthened by Gov. Hamilton,
XV. 11; plans for protection of fron-
tier, XV. 519-523; post, held by British,
description of, XV. 8, 18; and Detroit,
importance of referred to by Lord Ger-
main, X. 331.
416 INDEX.
"Niagara," boat, I. 410; IV. 79, 80; VII. Nichols, Mrs. Jane M., death of, VIII.
131; XV. 312, 680. 113.
Niagara Falls Seminary, XIII. 462. Nichols, Jason, I. 159, 160.
Nianega, Ottawa chief, X. 472. Nichols, John, III. 351; XI. 63; XIV.
Nibakoam, Ottawa chief, XII. 622. 381.
Nibeingushkam, Indian, IX. 393. Nichols, Mrs. John (Miss Louisa Har-
Nichol, Robert, of Detroit, remained Brit- ris), XIV. 473.
ish subject at close of revolutionary Nichols, Prof. John F., I. 448, 457, 458;
war, VIII. 411. . VI. 448; VII. 597; IX. '94; sketch of,
Nichol, Lieut. Col. Robert, British officer VII. 599.
of 1812, VII. 122; XV. 148, 175, 301, Nichols, L. A., death of, XIV. 69.
318, 473, 486, 536, 566, 572, 588; letters Nichols, Mrs. Maria, death of, IX. 28.
to Gen. Brock, XV. 50; Gen. Drum- Nichols, Mary, II. 210.
mond, XV. 570; unaddressed, XV. 568; Nichols, Moses, III. 306.
on leave of absence, XV. 146; recom- Nichols, Naoma, XIV. 140.
mended for medal of honor, XV. 567. Nichols, P. H., death of, XIII. 132.
Nicolao, Prof. Joseph, XIII. 466. Nichols, P. P., VI. 234.
Nicholas, — , IV. 51; V. 457. Nichols, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XI. 38.
Nichols, — , II. 483. Nichols, S. S., V. 284, 318.
Nichols, — , and wife, established first Nichols, Stephen D., III. 301; IV. 171;
high school of Battle Creek, V. 266, XIII. 112; death of, XI. 22; opened
323; XIV. 366. first store in Saugatuck, III. 305, 309.
Nichols, Miss — (Mrs. Wilbur H. Hill), Nichols, U. T., II. 436.
XIII. 272. Nichols, Warren, II. 208, 209.
Nichols, Rev. A., VI. 143. Nichols, William H., death of, VII. 466.
Nichols, Mrs. A. E. (Miss Comings), Nichols & Shepard, V. 292.
XIV. 127. Nichols, bhepard & Co., III. 361, 363;
Nichols, Alvin K., XIV. 140. XIV. 383.
Nichols, Andrew, XIV. 424, 590. Nicholson, Ambrose, soldier of the Black
Nichols (Nicholls). Andrew, on census Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll of
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. 1832, VII. 349.
Nichols, C. D., VI. 214, 215. Nicholson, Miss Aura J., early teacher,
Nichols, C. F., III. 281, 282. IV. 255.
Nichols, Caleb, death of, XI. 58, 63. Nicholson, George, and wife, death of in-
Nichols, Charles M., V. 386; VII. 483; fant, VII. 207.
XIV. 327. Nicholson, Samuel, death of, XIII. 230.
Nichols, Clark, III. 290. Nickar, George H., soldier of the Mexican
Nichols, Dr. Cyril, I. 329; III. 160; V. war, died in Mexico, VII. 116.
327, 398; XIII. 561, 563. Nickerson, Capt. — , XIV. 543.
Nichols, Don C., III. 274. Nickerson, Alkanah, death of, VIII. 21.
Nichols, Electa W., death of, XIV. 51. Nickerson, Melvin, death of, XIV. 134.
Nichols, Rev. E. N., II. 391, 393, 394, 397; Nickerson, Samuel M., I. 269.
III. 8; V. 448; VII. 517; member State Niece, Alvin, I. 179.
Pioneer Society, III. 266; VII. 11. Niedemeier, Mrs. August, death of, VI.
Nichols, Mrs. E. N., death of, IX. 57. 383.
Nichols, Edwin, death of, XIII. 232. Niederkorn, — , priest, XIII. 441.
Nichols, Edwin C., III. 351; XIV. 383; Niemeyer, Rev. George, IX. 309.
president of school board, III. 359. Nightingale, Florence, XIV. 522.
Nichols, Elmira R. (Mrs. Allen), VIII. Nigick, Ottawa chief, X. 472; XIII. 90;
30. speech of, XIII. 91.
Nichols, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, IX. 85. Nihill, James, death of, XIV. 190.
Nichols, Elizabeth Naoma (Mrs. John Nikungha, Tutelo Indian, II. 41.
Davis), biog., XIV. 139. Niles, — , VII. 524.
Nichols, Judge F. L., V. 190. Niles, Anthony, first settler of Eagle
Nichols, Franc M. Sanders, M. S., II. 207. township, V. 328; XIV. 621, 623.
Nichols, George, bank cashier, III. 342- Niles, Elvira (Mrs. Cryderman), first
345. marriage in Eagle township, XIV.
Nichols, H. P., XIII. 423. 623.
Nichols, Henry, XIV. 424. Niles, Ezekiel, V. 328.
Nichols, Horace G., III. 274. Niles, Henry, IX. 45.
Nichols. Mrs. J. B. (Miss Slocum), VII. Niles, Johnson, pioneer merchant, I. 512;
620. VIII. 174; land entry, III. 569; Niles
Nichols, James, IV. 284. road named for, XIV. 589; state sen-
Nichols, James M., death of, IX. 84. ator, XIV. 412.
INDEX.
417
Niles, Mrs. M. J., "Old Times in Clinton
County," XIV. 620.
Niles, Mrs. Orange, death of, XIII. 240.
Niles, Sarah E., IV. 196.
Niles township, (Berrien Co), III. 628.
Niles village, XIII. 55; bank, V. 215;
Carey mission at, II. 375; Michigan
Teacher, established, removed to Chi-
cago, IX. 98; principal of school, IX.
95; resort for Indians, XIV. 261.
Nimekance, Indian chief, VI. 417; death
of, VI. 418.
Nimham, Solicia (Mrs. E. Emmons), pu-
pil of Carey's mission, V. 148.
Nimmindid, Indian, encounter with Rix
Robinson, XL 194.
Nimock, Mrs. M., death of, XIV. 134.
Nims, Dr. — , II. 232.
Nims, Hannibal, soldier of the war of
rebellion, II. 436, 437.
Nims & Beach, publishers, VI. 93.
Ninde, Bishop W. X., D. D., III. 226, 231,
236.
Nine mile point, VI. 194.
Nine penny piece (French), value of, X.
213.
Ningpo (China), stormed and captured
in 1861, IX. 197.
Ninivois, Fox chief with Pontiac at siege
of Detroit, VIII. 267, 273, 286, 288, 296,
313.
Niquot, Michael, tried by court martial,
VIII. 623.
Nisawaknat, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Nisbett, W. P., publisher, VI. 91.
Nish-a-nob-bies (bad Indians), V. 170.
Niskern, P. W., publisher, VI. 68.
Nitanweykisik, Ottawa chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90.
Nitchinawbees, Indians, visit Goguac
school, XIV. 305.
Nivey, Gen. (Col.) — , soldier of the Cri-
mean war, XII. 421.
Nivison, Ed., VI. 236.
Nixon, Franklin B., death of, VII. 544.
Nixon, John, I. 133; IV. 226.
Nixon, Robert, IV. 238.
Nixon, William, V. 446.
Noah, John P., on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461^.
"Noah Ferry," IX. 283.
No-ba-quon, Indian name for Z. G. Win-
sor, IX. 237.
Noble, A. D., VII. 489.
Noble, Alonzo, merchant, II. 213, 216; V.
229, 330; VI. 261; XIV. 319, 367, 371,
375; postmaster, III. 349, 351; sketch
of, VII. 368.
Noble, Mrs. Alonzo, VII. 369; XIV. 367.
Noble, Alonzo T., VII. 371.
Noble, Arthur, XIV. 649.
Noble, Charles, Sr., I. 282, 429; II. 391;
III. 103; IV. 349; VI. 362, 369, 377;
XIII. 2; gift of, XII. 334, 340; member
53
commission to remove county seat of
St. Clair county, VI. 410; member
State Historical Society, XII. 318, 322;
member territorial legislature, VI. 380;
name in old account book, V. 559; pays
annuities to Indians, XII. 594; survey-
or general of Michigan, VI. 364.
Noble, Charles, Jr., V. 559.
Noble, Charles W., VI. 377.
Noble, David A., congressman, I. 282;
III. 124; VI. 369, 369n; XII. 583; XIII.
2; member State Historical Society,
XII. 324.
Noble, Mrs. Elizabeth Wing, I. 282, 423.
Noble, Enoch, VII. 369.
Noble, Rev. Franklin, VII. 401.
Noble, Gad, soldier of the revolution,
VII. 369.
Noble, H. S., mayor of Monroe, VI. 369n.
Noble, Miss Helen, XIV. 370.
Noble, Henry H., I. 99.
Noble, Henry Mason, death of, XI. 105.
Noble, Israel, I. 455; II. 572; X. 104.
Noble, John, II. 572.
Noble, Rev. John, IV. 219.
Noble, Joseph, death of, XIII. 133.
Noble, Dr., Leonard, death of, XIII. 231.
Noble, Levi, county clerk, 1875-6, I. 519.
Noble, Lyman, death of, VIII. 98.
Noble, Mrs. Lyman, death of, XL 132.
Noble, Mrs. Martha, V. 528.
Noble, Nathaniel, early settler of Dexter
township, I. 329; IV. 395; V. 246, 348n;
IX. 142.
Noble, Norton, IV. 58, 60; VI. 478.
Noble, Miss Polly (Mrs. McFarlan), ear-
ly teacher, IV. 59, 60.
Noble, S. B., editor, VII. 100, 101.
Noble, S. B., nurseryman of Ann Arbor,
X. 75; member of the Nurserymen and
Fruit Growers' association, X. 82.
Noble, Sylvanus (Sylvester), early set-
tler of Dexter township, I. 329; IV.
395; V. 246, 348n.
Noble, Sylvester D., death of, III. 639.
Noble, Thomas, settled in Boston, 1650,
VII. 368.
Noble, W. B., II. 223.
Noble, W. R., chief mining clerk, XIV.
201.
Noble, Warham M., VII. 371.
Noble, William, I. 255.
Noble, William M., VII. 368.
Noble & Whitcomb, II. 213; V. 229; VII.
3o.7, 370.
Nobles, A., III. 294.
Nobles, Aaron, XII. 461 1/2.
Nobles, Elanthan, pioneer justice of the
peace, II. 21.
Nobles, Rev. Louis Legrand, V. 528.
Nobles, Mrs. Margaret, death of, VI. 447.
Nobles, Prince, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Nobles block, V. 323.
418 INDEX.
Noc-chick-a-me, Indian, made honorary Norris, Mark, II. 508-519; XIV. 494; gift
member of Saginaw County Pioneer of, XII. 341; and John Brown built
Society, IV. 358. mill at Ypsilanti, XIV. 492.
Noe, Jacob, III. 468. Norris, Mrs. Mark, tribute to Rev. Ira M.
Noe, Mrs. L. (Miss Lutz), XIII. 155. Wead, VIII. 220.
Noe, William, XIV. 425. Norris, Col. P. W., III. 43n.
"Noggen," see Gourd. Norris, Mrs. Rocena B. (Miss Vaill), II.
Nogyalousy, Indian chief, speech of, X. 71; III. 5; gift of, I. 31; sketch of, II.
444. 504.
Nokaming, Indian prisoner exchanged Norris, Stark, XIV. 479.
for white captives, VIII. 315. Norris, Mrs. Stark (Sarah Straight),
Nolan, Lieut. — , killed at Niagara, XV. XIV. 479.
455. Norris, Walter, IV. 60; VI. 478.
Nolan, J. P., III. 280. Norte, W., III. 292.
Nolan, Louis, pilot on Lake Superior, XI. North, — .early settler of Connecticut,
162-167. XIII. 116.
Nolan, William, VII. 607. North, Dr. — , IX. 332.
Nolin, — , XI. 548; gives warning of In- North, Mrs. — , early teacher, V. 267;
dian trouble, XII. 606. XIV. 369.
Nolin, Augustin, XV. 113. North, Almira (Buck), member State
Nomme, Jean Bsaus (Beauhomme, Bon- Pioneer Society, III. Ill, 266.
homme), on census roll of Detroit, North, Elmer D., M. S., II. 207.
1782, X. 601. North, Lord Frederick, English prime
Nondiquet, distance from Genesee falls, minister, VIII. 399, 401; XI. 215; let-
XV. 536; provision for U. S. troops ters from Gen. Haldimand, XI. 365,
stored at, XV. 536; shipbuilding at, 378.
XV. 536. . North, Henry H., member State Pioneer
Nongue, Indian chief, signs release of * Society, III. Ill, 266; IX. 13, 42.
land, VIII. 499, 500. North, Rev. Lewis M., death of, V. 529.
Nononipenasee, Chippewa chief, signs North, M. K., member State Pioneer So-
certificate recognizing claim of Jacob ciety, IX. 90; XI. 12.
Smith, VII. 141. North, Miss Mary E. (Mrs. North), III.
"Nonsuch," boat, XI. 330. 623.
Noonday, Ottawa chief, IV. 287; at battle North, Rev. O. F., III. 241, 437; XIV.
of the Thames, X. 158-160; at the burn- 409.
ing of Buffalo, X. 161; personal appear- North, S. N. D., V. 16; member State
ance, X. 160; sketch of his wife, V. 170. Pioneer Society, I. 86; vice president,
Noordeloos, church near Holland, IX. I. 28, 56; II. 100, 108; IV. ix; V. 2;
307, 308. VI. 4; VII. x, 7; VIII. xiv, 9; IX. xii;
Noordewier, Rev. J., IX. 307. XI. viii, 10; XIII. 5, 26; XIV. 18.
Norcross, Elizabeth, death of, VII. 544. North, Townsend, II. 502; III. 623; IV.
Norman, William, attorney, VI. 411. vii, 6; V. vii, 12; VI. 6; VII. 292; XIV.
Norrington, Henry H., IV. 195; VII. 344. 41; death of, XIV. 32, 33; letter of,
Norris, Aaron, VII. 420. IV. 374; memorial report of Tuscola
Norris, Charles P., XIV. 589; death of, county, V. 525.
VI. 384. North, Zeolide B., III. 597.
Norris, Mrs. D. T., death of, XIV. 185. North America, first explorations in,
Norris, Elvira (Mrs. Follett), II. 510, XIV. 651.
516, 518^ VIII. 113. "North America," boat, II. 401; XIV.
Norris, George, located in Redford town- 543.
ship in 1829, VI. 474. North Branch "Observer," VI. 84.
Norris, Helen (Mrs. Estabrook), XI. 128. North Carolina, presents sword to Gov.
Norris, John, VI. 478. Shelby of Kentucky, VII. 78.
Norris, Mrs. Jonathan, death of, VIII. 21. North Holland, IX. 278.
Norris, Mrs. Lavina, VII. 420. North Lansing, history of, VII. 418.
Norris, Lyman D., attorney, I. 56, 327, North Manistee, Indian name, XII. 379.
327n, 329; II. 72, 505; III. 5. North Point, VI. 193.
Norris, Lyman D., graduate of Michigan "North Star," boat, XI. 174; captured,
university in 1845, XII. viii; member II. 479. .
State Pioneer Society, I. 84; tribute to Northam, N. W., VII. 211.
John Ball, VII. 500. Northern railroad, projected, XIII. 357,
Norris, Maria M., sketch of life and inci- 359; constructed, XIII. 360.
dents in life of Mrs. R. B. Norris, II. Northern Rangers, formed by legisla-
504. ture, 1847, VIII. 125; XIII. 360.
INDEX. 419
North port, "Leelanau County Courier," Norton, Capt. — , sailor, II. 567; IV. 80;
"Leelanau Tribune," VI. 84. VII. 132.
Northrop, A. D., IV. 229. Norton, Capt. — (called Snipe by Indi-
Northrop, B. D., VI. 293. ans), British Indian agent, XII. 84;
Northrop, B. S., V. 77. XIV. 362; XV. 130, 218, 220, 250, 264,
Northrop, Cornelius, I. 207. 274, 299, 453, 534, 593, 594, 605; com-
Northrop, Gen. Duthan, early teacher of mended by Prince Regent, XV. 505.
St. Clair, XI. 256, 260; memoir of, VII. Ncrton, Hon. Mrs. — , Countess of Bles-
566. sington, elected honorary member of
Northrop, Rev. H. C., VII. 177. State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Northrop, Rev. H. H., III. 413, 438; IV. Norton, A., Jr., XI. 257.
192, 244; VI. 278; XIII. 412. Norton, A. & G. L., ship builders, IX.
Northrop, Mrs. Harriet B., instructor in 284.
Olivet college, III. 413. Norton, A. V., XIII. 220.
Northrop, J. 0., III. 281. Norton, Col. Amos N., VI. 387-390; IX.
Northrup, — , V. 378. 251, 268, 283; remarks of, VI. 391.
Northrup, Rev. B., XIV. 387. Norton, Dr. Ariel, VII. 289.
Northrup, B. B., XIV. 368. Norton, Miss Caroline (Mrs. T. S.
•Northrup, Elijah S., state senator, VII. White), VII. 495.
vi; resolutions on death of, VII. 223- Norton, E. K., VII. 618.
227. Norton, G. H., VII. 556.
Northrup, Enos, V. v, vi; member State Norton, G. L., VI. 387.
Pioneer Society, I. 59, 86; "First Trip Norton, Gad, entered land in 1822, III.
to Michigan," V. 69; gift of, II., 72; 569.
"Traveling Three Hundred Miles to Norton, Dr. H., member of State Histor-
Mill," V. 405. ical Society, XII. 337.
Northrup, Miss Jane (Mrs. Montgom- Norton, Hiram, biog., XI. 32.
ery), XI. 256. Norton, Mrs. Jane, death of, XI. 135.
Northrup, Julia A. (Mrs. Enos N.), Ncrton, John, III. 319; XIII. 596.
death of, VI. 283; VII. 424, 425. Norton, John, Jr., V. 474, 479.
Northumberland, Duke of, II. 593. Norton, Rev. John, first settler of Oak-
North ville, population in 1837, X. 99; land township, VII. 561.
"Record," VI. 98. Norton, John D., asylum treasurer, XIII.
Northwest Pur Company, organized, III. 307.
54; VI. 343, 347; VII. 199; assisted in Norton, John G., XIV. 416.
the capture of Michilimackinac, XV. Norton, Lewis, XIV. 423.
142; boats and cargo seized by British, Norton, Miss Mary, III. 484.
- XV. 98; by U. S., XV. 50; claims for Norton, Noah, I. 230; III. 553.
losses of the "Nancy," "Mink" and Norton, Mrs. Pattie E., death of, XIII.
"Perseverence," XV. 683, 684; estab- 196, 198.
lishment at Sault Ste. Marie, XV. 422; Norton, S. M., III. 476.
facilitates transfer to Michilimacki- Norton, Samuel H., death of, VIII. 68.
nac, XV. 446; furnish stores to Brit- Norton, Selden, I. 207; V. 378.
ish troops, XV. 102; invoice of their Norton, Rev. Smith, VII. 407.
boats in 1812, XV. 68; number of em- Norton, Solomon, II. 398.
ployes in 1799, I. 484; proposition to Norton, Solomon E., death of, VIII. 29.
convert into military company, XV. 72; Norton, Theron, V. 405.
to transport troops via Ottawa river, Norton, Prof. W. A., V. 32.
XV. 329; trading posts in 1763, VIII. Norton, William, first supervisor of Ful-
364. ton township, II. 266.
Northwest territory, ceded to United Norton & Wilimont, XII. 39S.
States, XI. 217; XII. 411; during the Norton township (Ottawa Co.), organ-
revolution, III. 12; organized, I. 338; ized in 1837, IX. 252.
VII. 18; licences for trading with In- Norvell, Dallas, student of Branch uni-
dians in 1778, IX. 650; population of versity at Detroit, V. 543.
Indians in 1775, III. 12; sketches of, Norvell, Miss Emily (Mrs. Walker),
XIV. 205; slavery in prohibited by act Norvell, Col. Freeman, soldier of the
of congress, XI. 142. Mexican war, II. 174; III. vii; IV. 6,
Northwestern railroad, VIII. 158. 457; address of welcome to veterans!
Northwestern university, VI. 37. VI. 19, 22, 23; "History and Times of
Norton, — , acting as spy for U. S., XV. John Norvell," III. 140; student of
514. Branch university at Detroit, V. 543.
Norton, — , pioneer of Oakland Co., II. Norvell, John, I. 375, 450, 512; III. vii,
457- 103, 141, 143; IV. 6; V. 561; VI. 60, 61;'
420 INDEX.
XI. 198; address to Young Men's Sbci- Nowlin, Bessie, IV. 501.
ety presented to State Historical Soci- Nowlin, Harry, V. 346.
ety, XII. 347; appeal relative to boun- Nowlin, John, IV. 480, 482, 489, 492, 503,
dary troubles, III. 144; candidate for 507, 523, 535, 596; illustrations of pio-
governor, 1835, vote for, II. 310, 513; neer houses, IV. 487, 504, 537; land
efforts to ameliorate panic of 1837, III. entry, IV. 488.
147; history of the times of, III. Nowlin, John Smith, IV. 482, 483, 493,
140; member of committee to report 532, 539.
on coat of arms for Michigan, XIV. Nowlin, Melinda (Mrs. J. N.), IV. 480,
408; member constitutional conven- 539.
tion, 1835, XIII. 330; XIV. 407; post- Nowlin, Michael, IV. 532; V. 346.
master, XIV. 529; U. S. senator, III. Nowlin, Mrs. Michael, IV. 532.
123, 145, 183; IX. 88; XI. 161. Nowlin, Rachel (Mrs. Crandell), IV. 482,
Norvell, Mrs. John, III. 141; in charge 513.
of postofflce, XIV. 529. Nowlin, Sarah, IV. 493, 501, 532.
Norvell, Lipsocomb, III. 140. Nowlin, William, IV. viii; "Bark Covered
Norwegian bay, VI. 193. House," IV. 480-541; death of, VIII. 86;
Notipekago county, organized, name gift of, II. 87; "Old Thompson tavern
changed, I. 94, 303. See also Mason at Dearbornville," IV. 409.
county. Nowlin-, Mrs. William, IV. 531.
Nott, Eliphalet, D. D., IX. 52; president Nowlin castle, IV. 538.
of Union college, III. 136; IX. 52; hon- Noy, Josif, subscription for a missionary
orary member State Historical Soci- at Michilimackinac, X. 289. .
ety, XII. 319. Noyes, Capt. — , IX. 283.
Nott, William J., death of, XI. 26. Noyes, Abraham, entered land in 1821,
Nottawa, Pottawattomie chief, X. 155; III. 568.
XIV. 28. Noyes, Alexander G., biog., XIII. 283.
Nottawa Indians, II. 493; X. 155; village Noyes, B. B., death of, XIV. 193.
of, VI. 423. Noyes, George W., I. 334; built first saw
Nottawa mission, IV. 23; X. 148; XIV. mill in Ann Arbor, VI. 444; death of,
362. VI. 445; land entries, IV. 401, 403.
Nottawa (Nottawa-sippi) prairie, II. 489; Noyes, Dr. J. F., IV. 448, 449.
"Early Recollection of," VI. 423; first Noyes, James, V. 409, 411; VII. 479; XI.
settlement of, II. 489; Indian reserva- 286.
tion, II. 489; XIV. 261; Indian council Noyes, Jasper H., mayor of Jackson, II.
at, X. 170. 316.
Nottawasaga bay, XV. 481; boats in har- Noyes, Kirke W., VIII. 107; member
bor of, XV. 563; "Nancy" and her car- State Pioneer Society, III. 268; IV. 8.
go destroyed on, XV. 636-638; supplies Noyes, Nathan and wife, II. 456.
for Michilimackinac shipped from, XV. Noyes, Rev. N., I. 467.
564, 632. Noyes, William R., IV. 413, 469; X. 76,
Nottawasaga river, III. 125; batteaux 78; XII. 327, 331.
on, XV. 629. Noyes, Eldred & Marvin, I. 424.
Nottawasippee river, early name for Nuder, Ruth, death of, XIV. 136.
Clinton river, VI. 361. Nufer, Philip, death of, XIV. 138.
Nourse, Mrs. (Miss Gumming), VI. 337, Null, — , XV. 107.
338. . Nunez, Capt. Josi, Mexican soldier on pa-
Nouvelle, — , priest, II. 136, 139; VIII. role, XII. 612.
386, 387. Nunica, village, IX. 276.
Nova Scotia, sympathizers exiled; re- Nuppenau & Clark, IV. 470.
ceive land grants from U. S., XIII. Nurseries of early Michigan, X. 73, 74.
495. Nurserymen and Fruit Growers' Associa-
Ncvchicabocy, Chippewa chief, IX. 442. tion. See Michigan Nurserymen and
Novi township (Oakland Co.), lines, loca- Fruit Growers' Association.
tion and settlement of, VII. 560; first Nurtebise, P., subscription for a mission-
land entry, III. 563. ary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Novice, George, death of, XIV. 69. Nusbaumer, Mrs. Catherine S., death of,
Nowland, Andrew, early mail carrier, I. VTV 1 .„
334, 335; IV. 403; IX. viii; XI. 11; me- * „, „ .... , .. ,, TV OQ
_;' _f TY IVP; Nutten, Mrs. Matilda, death of, IX. 39.
IX1U1I OI, 1 .A.. X I O. _
Nowland, John S., I. 334. Nutting, Prof. Josiah, early teacher,
Nowlen, Sally, I. 345. XIII. 563; in Romeo academy, II. 447;
Nowlin,' Abbie, IV. 493; borrows fire, IV. St. Clair academy, V. 499.
499. Nutting, Marcia, II. 447.
INDEX.
421
Nutting, Miss Martha, early teacher, II.
447.
Nutting, Mrs. Nancy (Miss Parsons),
early teacher, II. 447; XIII. 563.
Nutting, Randolph, XIII. vi; XIV. 50;
memoir of, XIII. 517.
Nutting, Rufus, educator, V. 44; VIII.
117.
Nyashota, Indian, X. 404.
Nye, Betsy, death of, IX. 18.
Nye, H. D., III. 463.
Nye, Ira M., III. 463.
Nye, Nelson B., death of, XIII. 281.
ari?used as medicine XTV 428-
arK usea as mea cine, AIV. *z»,
grown above Indian mounds, II. 44, 48;
produce edible acorns, V. 250; used for
railroad ties, XIII. 484; woods near
Detroit an ambush for Indians and
British XIII 315
Oak grub's, description of, XIV. 486.
"Oak Leaf," college paper, VI. 258.
Oak openings, V. 252; XIV: 422, 486.
Oak Point, Indian name and location of,
XII 378
Oakes, Forest, signs memorial for protec-
tion of trade in 1780, IX. 552.
nakpc Rm« VTT 907
•ros., vii. tvt.
Oakland county, organized by proclama-
tion of Gov. Cass, I. 303; III. 560; XIV.
511; congressional convention, 1823,
proceedings of, XII. 565; evidences of
prehistoric people, XIV. 51C; history,
II. 448; III 559, 591; VII. 556; land
entries, IX. 62; memorial reports, III.
601; V. 487; VI. 386; VII. 562; VIII.
67; IX. 60; XI. 106; XIII. 237; XIV.
144; newspapers, VI. 91; number of
delegates for convention of 1836, XI.
157; number of insane, 1850, XIII. 296;
population in 1837, X. 99; townships:
Addison, VII. 561; Avon, III. 569; VII.
561; Bloomfield, III. 562, 567; VII.
560; Brandon, III. 566; VII. 560; Com-
merce, III. 563; VII. 560; Farmington,
III. 562; IV. 420, 421; Groveland, High-
land, Holly, III. 563, 564; VII. 560;
Independence, III. 566; VII. 560; Ly-
on, Milford, Novi, III. 563; VII. 560;
Oakland, III. 562, 570; VII. 561; Orion,
III. 568; VII. 561; Osseway, see South-
field, Oxford, III. 568; VII. 561; Pon-
tiac, Rose, III. 562, 563; VII. 560; Roy-
al Oak, III. 568; VII. 561; Southfield
(Osseway), III. 564, 567; VII. 560;
Troy, III. 562, 569; VI. 561; XI. 152;
XII. 39; Waterford, III. 565; VII. 560;
West Bloomfield, VII. 560; White Lake,
III. 564; VII. 560; treasurer and clerk,
1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Oakland County Pioneer Society, reun-
ions, XIV. 510, 514, 585.
Oakland & Ottawa Railroad Company, in-
corporated, 1848, IX. 273.
Oakley, — , XIII. 353, 361; land purchase,
VIII. 243.
Oakley, Mrs. — , I. 157.
Oakly, Mrs. J. W., V. 265.
Oakman, Walter, IV. 403.
Oaks, — , IX. 398.
Oaks, David, VI. 409.
Oakum, supplied from Quebec, XV. 70.
Oakwood (Campbell's Corners), XIV.
169.
Oatman, Parker, death of, XIII. 276.
Oatmeal, garrison supplies, X. 468; XI.
437
Oats' amount reported at Detroit, 1780,
VTTT no. at Qonit <5tp Mnrip VJT iQf;-
f™w* bv Indians XII. 456; price of,
XV. 661; procamation relative to, XV.
; supplied the army from York, XV.
324; used m barter' v- 56>' wild, pre-
3i *' XL
^
Obear, Hannah, XIV. 86.
ObJ?ar: Jcane A' <Mrs- Jane A- Hartwick),
-X.lv. so.
Obear, Joseph, XIV 86
^bey, Bishop — , III. 217.
Obm, Margaret, on census roll of Detroit,
1827 T 4fi1l/
„,„ .
° Br1ieln' ~> CO^°^^a Fourtn °-f July
^.S,el.ebra!!o.n' V"J: i5A6'
' ,Br!en' J/^8?', V' Jl05-
O Brien Mrs Delia Howard daughter of
_,g°7- H°war<?' IV. 124 129.
°Br!en' 2enn1!; early teacher I. 456
° B0rie^T?*^£ran* A"' IX" 13; XI" 9'
X",1- *% *? : P1?0^^ f,5f"
^"^^ Tt Was ^ ,Is' . IX' 12*'>
glf' XTV 4 = me™bei; 0State Plone%TS°-
' IX- 90' XL 12'" memoir, XIII.
° B"en> HuSh> ^ustlce of the Peace' XIV'
..,
° Br11,en' JamreTs' ^J^' K}?5'' °n electlon
^,^1. 1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Bnen> J*™es'Vu*l ^^y/'98/
°.?nen' J°hn' fatn oTfT'XIoy;.13,4;T 0™
OB"e1n:0Rev' John' IIL 217; VL 379'
**: ]
ren' °rgan' L79-,
,,,.- *tl.°Ty; ^ ?? '
286; tribute to D. Dar-
' VIL f92' 5*0T\r 0
™ne\' XIV;T,2°V ,
0 Lloyd, death of, XIV.
Br!neV S' ^' ^ , °£ IX' I
O Callaghan E^ R., of N. Y honorary
member of State Historical Society,
O'Callaghan, William, argues for division
of school funds, I. 459; officer of the
Montgomery Guards, XIV. 417.
422
INDEX.
O'Cavanaugh, Rev. Bernard, priest, IV.
460; XIII. 431.
"Ocean,;* boat, IV. 67; IX. 282; X. 431.
Oceana county, organized, I. 305; VIII.
231; first election, VIII. 230, 231; news-
papers, VI. 91; pioneer life in, VIII.
224; townships of Greenfield and New-
field, VII. 555; treasurer and clerk,
1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Ochipue, Indian, signs deed of gift to
James Abbott, XII. 625.
Ockford, C., XIV. 416.
O'Connell, John, member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 328.
O'Conner, Capt. — , XV. 396; watched
battle on Lake Erie from Queenstown
Heights, XV. 394.
O'Connor, Daniel, death of, XIII. 227.
"Ode to the Mexican War," VI. 21.
Odell, Mrs. Charles, I. 298.
Odell, Rev. Jacob, III. 356.
Odell, James, member first constitutional
convention, IV. 230.
O'Dell, John C., death of, IX. 57.
O'Dell, John L., death of, IV. 270.
Odell, Miss Julia (Mrs. Wm. Roberts),
XIII. 163.
Odell, Nathan, IV. 230, 232. -.
O'Dell, Pamelia (Mrs. McH'fenry), XI.
113.
Odell, 'W. P., I. 301.
O'Dell & Co., organ manufacturers, XIII.
446.
Odin, Rev. J. M., IX. 136.
O'Donhoe. See O'Donovan.
O'Donnell, P. A., VII. 294.
O'Donnell, James, congressman, IX. 23;
mayor of Jackson, II. 316; publisher,
II. 324, 331; VI. 80.
O'Donoghue, Prof. — , XIII. 456.
O'Donoughue, Washington, III. 434.
O'Donovan, Rev. Michael, priest, XIII.
440, 456, 457; memoir, XIII. 458.
O'Dougherty, Hugh, death of, XIII. 277.
Odren, — , in Custer massacre, IX. 214.
Odren, Alexander, IX. viii; captured by
British, IX. 214; celebrated 72nd wed-
ding anniversary, IX. 214; death of,
XIV. 44; on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%; sketch of, XIV. 62.;
soldier of the war of 1812; at Maiden
massacre, II. 191; with Com. Perry on
Lake Erie, II. 191.
Odren, Mrs. Alexander, IX. viii; celebrat-
ed 72nd wedding anniversary, IX. 214.
Odren, David, killed in the battle of the
Wilderness, IX. 214.
Odren, Joseph, at capture of Jeff. Davis,
IX. 214.
Odurne (or Odiorne), George, original
stockholder of Detroit's first bank,
VIII. 572, 573, 575.
O'Flynn, Cornelius, V. 474; judge of pro-
bate, I. 433, 434, 454; XIV. 415.
O'Flynn, Cornelius J., attorney, IV. 429;
VI. 411.
Oganse, VIII. 358.
Ogden, Miss Huldah R., death of, XIII.
240.
Ogden township (Lenawee Co.), organ-
ized, II. 362, 365, 374; history of, VII.
519; pioneers, VII. 516.
Ogdensburg, Indian name of, XV. 536.
Ogeetee (Ogeetz), Mrs. — . death of, VI.
418.
O-ge-mantz, chief, VI. 499.
Ogemaw county, organized, county seat
located, I. 306; treasurer and clerk,
1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
0-ge-maw-ke-ke-to,. Chippewa chief, VIII.
255; at treaty gathering of 1819, VII.
142, 264; signs certificate recognizing
claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141.
Oggel, Rev. Christian, IX. 308. -
Oggel, Rev. E. C., IX. 298, 311.
Oggel, Rev. P. J., instructor in Hope col-
lege, IX. 297; pastor of Reformed
church, IX. 311, 329.
Oggel, De Jong & Van Schelven, IX. 336.
Ogilvie, — , XII. 282.
Ogilvie, — , assistant surgeon, escaped
capture, XV. 399.
Ogilvie, Capt. Peter, exchanged prisoner
of war, XV. 206, 388.
Ogilvy, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 605; wounded,
XV. 316.
Ogle, Charles, VIII. 209.
O'Grady, James, VII. 175.
O'Hara, Capt. — , IX. 428; X. 311.
O'Hara, Daniel, death of, VI. 447.
O'Hara, Felix, justice of the court of
common pleas of the district of Gaspe,
XI. 622.
O'Hara, Hugh, appointed justice of the
peace of the district of Gaspe, XI. 622.
O'Hare, Frank J., VI. 274.
O'Hare, Patrick W., VI. 274.
O'Hare, Peter, biog., VI. 274.
O'Harron, Raymond, I. 296, 300, 301.
O'Hearn, Mary, VI. 306.
Ohio, admitted as a state, 1802, VII. 19;
XI. 154, 217; bordered Indian lands,
XV. 251; boundary line (northern) es-
tablished by congress, I. 173; III. 143;
VI. 380; XI. 154, 157, 216; XII. 411;
conference, II. 158, 163; contest, recol-
lections of, VII. 69; efforts to secure
Toledo, XI. 154-157; electoral votes,
1802 to 1876, II. 379; militia, XV. 680;
opposed admission of Michigan to
statehood, III. 143; prohibited slavery,
XII. 520; raised many cattle, XV. 155;
Washington County Pioneer Society,
gift of, XI. 14.
"Ohio," boat, XIV. 565, 566.
Ohio house (Lansing), IV. 459; VI. 293.
Ohio river, early names of, VI. 350; boun-
dary line for Indian lands, XV. 8.
INDEX.
423
Oil (linseed, neatfoot, sweet), garrison
supplies, XL 426, 428; XII. 130, 135,
182.
Oilcloth, for Indian presents, XII. 127,
147.
Oil stones, garrison supplies, XI. 417.
Oisconsin. See Wisconsin.
Ojibway (Ojibwa, Gibwa) Indians, III.
379; XIII. 340; XV. 23; chief, XIII.
399; XIV. 665; chosen to destroy Mich-
ilimackinac, XIII. 313; defeated by
Iroquois, XIV. 256; fought on Skull
island, XIV. 497; member of the Algon-
quin race, XIV. 257; sold land to Brit-
ish, XV. 17. See also Chippewas.
O'Keefe, Lieut. — (ensign), XV. 39, 353;
at Long Point, XV. 344.
O'Keefe, Judge George A., I. 433, 438,
440; II. 570; III. 223; IV. 353; VI. 15;
X. 86; XII. 556, 595; XIV. 415; defend-
ed Simmons on trial for wife murder,
II. 18; intemperance of, XIII. 336;
prosecuting attorney for St. Clair Co.,
1823, VI. 409, 411.
Okeya, Pottawattomie chief, signs deed
of gift to James Abbott, XII. 625.
Okemos, Chippewa chief, III. 49-52, 383;
IV. 32; ambrotype presented State Pio-
neer Society, III. 110; obituary pre-
sented State Historical Society, XII.
343; place of death and burial, XIV.
624, 625.
Okemos, John, son of Chief Okemos.
XIV. 625.
Oketchewandong, Ottawa chief, totem on
deed to Belle Isle, 1768, II. 586; X. 35,
36.
Okia, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443.
Okkuddo county, organized, name
changed, I. 94, 308. See also Otsego
county.
Olcott, — , early teacher of Detroit, IX.
94. See also Alcott.
Olcott, D. W. C., V. 311.
Olcott, Prof. H., VII. 176.
Olcott, Thomas W., VI. 369.
Old Colony Historical Society (Massa-
chusett), gift of, III. 110.
Old Delaware, XV. 148.
Old Edward, muscular Frenchman, XI.
177.
"Old Lang Syne," new version, IX. 212.
Old Residents' Association, III. 544; VII.
488; IX. 54; XIII. 26; memorial re-
port, III. 546; memorial for Robert
Hilton, IX. 54.
Old Salt, Indian, V. 495.
Old Settlers' Association of Ottawa Coun-
ty, VI. 386; erected monument to Rix
Robinson, XIII. 575-578.
Old Waindig, VII. 394, 396.
Oldebeking, Johanna, death of, XIII. 114.
Oldfield, Aaron and wife, III. 339.
Oldfield, John, VI. 171, 174, 178, 179.
Olds, — , forged first bar of iron from
Lake Superior ore, VIII. 148; XI. 168.
Olds, A. A., member of Nurserymen and
Fruit Growers' Association, X. 82.
Olds, Abel, I. 179; marriage of, IV. 255;
on muster roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Olds, Rev. Carmi C., educator, III. 236,
238; XIII. 197; established Lansing
academy, XIV. 101; instructor in Albi-
on college, II. 206; memoir of, XIV. 98,
100.
Olds, Mrs. Carmi C., death of, XIII. 196,
197.
Olds, Dexter, soldier of the Black Hawk
war, I. 179; on muster roll, VII. 349.
Olds, Ferdina, first settler of Hartford
township, V. 526.
Olds, Hardy J., II. 184; VIII. 13; IX. 37.
Olds, Ira C., member of Nurserymen and
Fruit Growers' Association, X. 82.
Olds, James, first treasurer of Hillsdale
county, I. 171, 178, 179; on muster roll
of 1832, VII. 349.
Olds, Mrs. Jane, member State Pioneer
Society, III. Ill, 266; death of, VIII.
13, 34, 41.
Olds, Kingsley, VI. 214, 215.
Olds, Levi, death of, VIII. 113.
Olds, Louis, VI. 432.
Olds, Luther, V. 252, 253, 287; XIV. 322.
Olds, MaFtin, III. 342.
Olds, Martin P., VII. 351.
Olds, Orson, VI. 439.
Olds, Mrs. Orson (Scoville), biog., VI.
431, 439.
Olds, Mrs. S. S., VII. 428.
Olds, Mrs. Sylvia, death of, VIII. 101.
Olds and Jones tavern, VII. 347.
Olin, Charles, II. 202, 225, 227, original
member of Eckford Freewill Baptist
church, X. 38, 42.
Olin, Cynthia, original member of Eck-
ford Freewill Baptist church, X. 38.
Olin, Stephen, president of Wesleyan uni-
versity, VI. 37.
"Olive Branch," boat, on Grand river, IX.
285
"Olive Richmond," boat, IX. 284.
Oliver, Andrew, III. 281, 289, 290.
Oliver, Ann, IV. 195.
Oliver, D. D., first county surveyor of Al-
pena county, VI. 172-174, 210.
Oliver, David B., member of State His-
torical Society, XII. 342.
Oliver, Frederick, XV. 650; signs report
of the "Nancy," XV. 526.
Oliver, George, III. 281; IV. 358, 365;
VII. 243, 389; X. 139; built first mill
at Flint, III. 435.
Oliver, Isaac, temperance worker, XIII.
398.
Oliver, John, IV. 195; gift of, VIII. 11;
member State Pioneer Society, VI. 166;
VIII. 12.
424
INDEX.
Oliver, John F., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Oliver, John W., temperance worker,
XIII. 398.
Oliver, Mary (Mrs. E. Wing), I. 282.
Oliver, Mordecai, member committee to
investigate conditions in Kansas, IV.
127.
"Oliver Newberry," steamboat, I. 471.
Oliver, Sarah, IV. 195.
Oliver, Maj. William, V. 188.
Oliver Bros., III. 283.
Oliver & Co., III. 291.
Oliver's store, VII. 305.
Olives, Mary, death of, IX. 19.
Olivet college, charter granted, VII. 383;
history of, III. 408; instructors, IX.
93.
Olivet colony, members of, III. 412.
Ollivier, Donatien, priest, Y. 107.
Olmstead, Enoch, early settler of Sagi-
naw, VII. 251; XIII. 351.
Olmstead, Fidelia, V. 505.
Olmstead, Harley, death of, IX. 61, 62;
entered first land in White Lake town-
ship, 1830, III. 564; VII. 560.
Olmstead, James, Sr. and Jr., XIV. 424.
"Olmstead, Job, Sr., VII. 239, 251.
Olmstead, Job, Jr., VII. 251.
Olmstead, John, IV. 302.
Olmstead Miss Miranda (Mrs. Dewey),
VIII. 59; XI. 98.
Olmstead, Moses, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349.
Olmstead, Corp. Philip, on muster roll of
1832, VII. 349; soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220.
Olmstead, Mrs. Rhoda, death of, XIV.
149.
Olmsted, — , II. 212.
Olmsted, Mrs. — , IV. 271.
Olmsted, Benjamin, III. 346.
Olney, Burrell A., V. 526; VI. 432.
Olney, Mrs. Burrell A., biog., VI. 431,
432.
Olney, Davis, VI. 432.
Olney, Edward, mathematician, author of
text-books, IX. 93, 95, 96.
Olney, Bion, death of, XI. 131.
Olney, Horace M., and wife, VI. 432, 433.
Olney, Isador, VI. 433.
Olney, Jesse, author of geography, IX.
25; XIV. 302.
Olney, Joseph, deatli of, IX. 76.
Olney, Leonard, trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 162.
Olney, Lodema J. (Mrs. Goodenough),
VI. 432.
Olney, Lumand, VI. 433.
Olney, Sarah (Mrs. Chas. Hawkins), IV.
107.
O'Loughlin, John, death of, XIV. 183.
Olson, Andrew, I. 296.
Olson, Ole, I. 296.
O'Malley, Charles, clerk of Mackinac
county, VI. 349.
Omar, Corp. — , X. 637.
Omeena county, organized, name
changed, I. 94, 306. See also Grand
Traverse county.
Omisinachkoteme, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Omulty, Archbishop — , endorsed "Leo-
poldine Society," IX. 132.
Onaasanon, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Ondeonquat, Indian chief, X. 337.
Onderdonk, Bishop Benjamin T., II. 574;
III. 217; V. 381.
Onderdonk, D. P., V. 311.
O'Neal, Antoine, on election roll, 1799,
VIII. 509.
Oneida, U. S. warship of 1812, XV. 96,
343.
Oneida Indians, location of, XIII. 340.
Oneida Historical Society, VII. 8; gifts
of, III. 110; XIII. 34.
O'Neil, — , XII. 453; family killed by In-
dians, XII. 447, 449.
O'Neil, Ed., miner, XIV. 201.
O'Neil, James, death of, IX. 82, 85.
O'Neil, Michael, IX. 463.
O'Neill, P., XIII. 468.
O'Neill, Mrs. Peter, death of, XIV. 138.
O'Neille, Joseph, clerk to Joseph Ainse,
XI. 563, 565, 572, 605, 610, 612n-616n;
testimony at court of inquiry, XI. 530,
560.
"O. Newberry," boat, XIV. 543.
Onick-nick, Saguenay chief, V. 498.
Onion, wild, found on Lake Michigan,
III. 127.
Onishacherg, Wyandotte chief, sings war
song, X. 475; speech of, XIII. 91.
Onondaga chiefs, XII. 112.
Onondaga village, railroad built to, II.
317.
Ononitio, Indian, XIII. 313.
Onota, village, county seat, I. 316.
O-not-o-way-see-bee river, Indian name
for the Huron, IX. 171.
Onsha, Indian, I. 440,
Onsted, Peter, death of, VI. 341.
Ontagamies (Indians), visit Washing-
ton, XV. 245.
Ontario, number of Indians, XIII. 341.
Ontonagon county, organized, I. 307;
VII. 173; price of land in, XIII. 350;
significance of name, I. 307; XIV. 245;
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote
of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Ontonagon village, Indian name of, I.
307; early days of, VIII. 137; early
settlers' gift to E. H. Day, XIV. 243;
"Miner," VI. 91.
Opdike, — , II. 15.
Opie, Joseph G., county clerk, 1875-6, I.
519.
INDEX.
425
Opium, trade in, XII. 421.
Opossum, in Michigan, V. 251.
Apples, amount shipped from Ottawa Co.,
1872, 1884, IX. 269.
Orators and editors of the campaign of
1840, north and south, X. 8.
Orchards, early planted in Ottawa coun-
ty, IX. 268; of the early French, I. 355.
Orcutt, Col. Benjamin F., sheriff of Kal-
amazoo county, XIII. 598.
Ord, P., member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 333.
Ord, Robert, X. 307; XIII. 69.
Orders, for lake vessels in 1777 from the
British government, IX. 348; militia
of Indian territory, 1803, VIII. 542;
rent of court room, Detroit, dated 1798,
VIII. 505; retaliation, XV. 621; from
commissioners of Wayne county to
Peter Andrain, dated 1803, VIII. 544,
545; of George McDougall, VIII. 620;
Lieut. Col. Pittman, I. 249-251; Maj.
James Witherell, VIII. 621-629; to
forage for provisions, X. 622.
Ordinance of province of Quebec regula-
ting values of coins, X. 214.
Ordnance, at Amherstburg, XV. 55; De-
troit, X. 415, 425; XI. 426-431; XII.
98-102, 124-141; XV. 63; Eleven Mile
creek, XV. 535; Maiden, XV. 468; Mi-
ami river, used by British, XV. 290;
captured by British at Michilimacki-
nac, XV. Ill, 425; at Prairie du Chien,
XV. 625; at Raisin river, XV. 230; of
Upper Canada posts, 1794, XII. 117,
119; of 1787 of U. S.( VII. 18; XL 140;
XIV. 658; report of, 1813, XV. 273;
sent from Mackinac to Chicago, XV.
224; report of those at Amherstberg,
XV. 273.
Ordway, John, VII. 503.
Ore, XIII. 349; copper, XIII. 343, 345;
iron, I. 328; V. 121; XL 161; XIII. 343;
lead, XIII. 345; silver, XIII. 344.
Ore & Forest railroad, XIV. 411.
Oregon, first school teacher in, VII. 504;
occupied by Hudson Bay Company,
VII. 504; under treaty and joint occu-
pation of England and the U. S., XIV.
550.
Organ (musical instrument), first in
Michigan, I. 491.
Oreillat, Jean, X. 287, 289; unaddressed
letter, X. 308.
Orion, "Good News," VI. 91.
Orion township (Oakland Co.), land en-
tries in, III. 568; lines, location and
settlement, VII. 561.
Ormsby, Dr. Caleb N., I. 230, 232; II. 375,
378, 382, 431; III. 553; VII. 541; XII.
408; lost at sea, II. 432.
Ormsby, L., I. 248; II. 371, 394; gift of,
III. 7.
Ormsby, Mrs. L., death of, VIII. 55.
Ormsby, Mrs. Luna (Mrs. P. O.), biog.,
VII. 567, 572.
54
Ormsby, Morgan, VII. 572.
Ormsby, Morris, VII. 572.
Ormsby, Philander, VII. 572.
Ormsted, Geo., death of, VIII. 56.
Ornaments, of a prehistoric people, XIV.
516
Orotondly, Huron chief, X. 337, 527; XII I.
43; death of son referred to, X. 528.
Orth, Mrs. Nicholas, death of, XIV. 184.
Orton, Amos, Sr., XIII. 260.
Orton, Amos, Jr., Ortonville named for,
biog., XIII. 196, 240, 260.
Orton, Mrs. Amos, Jr., XIII. 260, 261.
Orton, Harriet S., IV. 195.
Orton, Louisa (Mrs. Amos O., Sr.), XIII.
260.
Orr, Capt. — , X. 575, 634.
Orr, Adam, XL 60.
Orr, Mrs. Bathsheba, biog., XL 59, 60.
Orr, Charles M., XIV. 424.
Orr, Edward, XII. 386; member State
Pioneer Society, II. 184; VII. 10.
Orr, James, death of, XL 40.
Orr, James L., IV. 126.
Orr, John, death of, XIV. 136.
Orser, Hiram, V. 247.
Orvis, Willard, V. 142.
Orvis, Mrs. Willard (Miss Davis), XL
257
Orvis, William, XL 257.
Osage Indians, XII. 438.
Osakies, see Sacs.
Osawamaghgual, Pottawottomie chief,
signs aeed of gift to James Abbott,
XII. 625.
Osband, Miss Anna (Mrs. Marcus
Swift), XIV. 450.
Osband, Charles H., IX. 7; XIV. 467.
Osband, Edgar E., XIV. 437; memoir,
XIV. 467.
Osband, Mrs. Edgar E. (Sarah E. Fer-
guson), XIV. 467.
Osband, Edwin R., memoir of, XIV. 468.
Osband, Mrs. Edwin R. (Louise F.
Straight), XIV. 468, 478.
Osband, Ellen F. (Mrs. Leander Mel-
drum), XIV. 467.
Osband, Jessie E. (Mrs. Henry Wals-
worth), XIV. 467.
Osband, Mrs. Lucy A., A. M., instructor
in Albion college, II. 207.
Osband, Luther R., XIV. 464; first white
child born in Nankin township, IV.
58; XIV. 467.
Osband, Mrs. Luther R. (Elizabeth
Charlesworth), XIV. 464, 469.
Osband, Martha (Mrs. James Hicks),
XIV. 467.
Osband, Martha (Mrs. Wm. O.), original
member of first church of Nankin,
XIV. 444.
Osband, Meda L., teacher, XIV. 467.
Osband, Melvin D., IV. v; V. 13; VIII.
vii; IX. 7; XL 8; XIV. 19, 20, 29, 41,
426 INDEX.
434; biographical sketch of Martin Osborn, Loretta, Indian captive, after-
Valentine, IX. 29; member State Pio- wards ransomed, VIII. 197.
neer Society, VI. 166; VII. 8; VIII. 12; Osborn, Judge Nathan, V. 505.
XIV. 23; memoir, XIV. 466; memorial Osborn, Rufus, II. 246-247.
report of Crawford county, XIII. 164; Osborn, Samuel, VIII. 197.
IV. 86; "Pioneer Schools and Patrons Osborn, Thomas, II. 584; XIII. 594.
of the Town of Nankin," IV. 57; "Rec- Osborn, W. H., II. 394.
ollections of Pioieers and Pioneer Life Osborn, William, VI. 478.
in Nankin," IV. 431-483; "Story of Osborn, Rev. William H., X. 41, 42.
Tonguish," VIII. 161; teacher, IV. 466; Osborn, Z. G., VI. 234.
vice president State Pioneer Society, Osborne, Judge James W., XI. 288, 312.
VII. ix; VIII. xiii; IX. xi; XI. vii, 10; Osborne, N. & Co., contractors, sign of,
XIII. 5, 26; XIV. 18. IX- n-
Osband, Mrs. Melvin D. (Helen M. Hos- Osburn, Mrs. C. T. (Miss Gould), V. 491.
kins), XIV. 467. Osburn, Cornelius, III. 369.
Osband,' Nellie E. (Mrs. F. A. Baldwin), Osburn, Mrs. Morris, V. 491.
XIV. 467. Osceola, Seminole chief, I. 308.
Osband, Weaver, soldier of the revolu- Osceola (Unwattin) county, organized, I.
tion; IV. 57; XIV. 450, 463. 94, 307; county seat located, I. 308;
Osband, Mrs.' Weaver ' (Miss Hannah newspapers, VI. 91; treasurer and
Durfee), XIV. 463. clerk, ,1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on
Osband, William, IV. 57-60; XIV. 456, prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
458; land purchase, trip to Michigan, Oscoda county, organized, I. 308; memo-
XIV. 432-434; memoir of, XIV. 463; rial report, XIV. 170; treasurer and
original member of first church of clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887- on
Nankin, XIV. 444. prohibition amendment, XIII. 404.
Osband, Mrs. William (Martha Reeves), Osgood, C., land entry, III. 405.
IV. 57; XIV. 432, 463; death of, XIV. Osgood, Leonard, death of, IV. 270.
464 Osgood, N. A., III. 362.
Osband, William Henry, XIV. 434, 441, Osgood, Theophilus, death of, VI. 383.
478; memoir, XIV. 465. Osgood, William, named for member of
Osband, Mrs. William H. (Sarah M. legislative council of Upper Canada,
Glass), XIV. 466.
Osband, Wilson G., death of, XIV. 464. Osgoodby, George W., of New York,
Osband, William M., A. M., instructor in elected corresponding member of State
Albion college, II. 207. Historical Society, XII. 328.
Osband, William W., teacher, XIV. 467. Osgoodby, Jacob H., corresponding mem-
Osband, & Stringer, XIV. 466. ber of State Historical Society, XII.
Osband, Straight & Co., XIV. 466, 478, 341-
473 Osgoodby, William W., member of State
Osborn, Miss — , passenger on last trip Historical Society, XII. 324.
of "Walk-in-the-Water," IV. 114. Os-Kotchee, Indian name for Gen. Cass,
Osborn, Abraham, VIII.' 197." IV- 119-
Osborn, Alvin C., II. 392; VII. 525; VIII. Osmer, Miss Eunice, missionary of 1821,
197 III. 155; V. 496.
Osborn, Rev. Daniel, memoir, VIII. 101, Osmun, Gilbert R., secretary of state,
102 XIII. 307.
Osborn, David, biog., IX. 30. Osmun, M. D., XIII. 257.
Osborn, Eliza (Mrs. David O.), sketch of, Osnaburg (Osnabrig, Oznabrig, Ozna-
IX. 30. burg), for Indian presents, XII. 258,
Osborn, Frank, V. 446. 275. 285. 288-
Osborn, G., land entry, III. 402. 0-sou-wah-bon, chief, wounded, IV. 377.
Osborn, George, IV. 293; death of, XI. Ossa-wa-na-qu-aa, Pottawattomie chief,
gg IX. 443.
n / ,, „ TV „„ Osseway (Southfield) township, Oakland
Osborn, Horace death of, IX. 37. c „ lanized m 5B7
Osborn, James, death of, VI. 341. Ossineke river (Devil), VI. 193.
Osborn, Jefferson, IV. 226. O^sineke township (Alpena Co.), organ-
Osborn, Jesse, I. 222, 227; III. 553; XII. j,ed> yi. 181, 187; definition of name,
408; XIV. 530; description of home, VI. 193.
VIII. 196, 198; subscription to first Osterhout, — , V. 446.
courthouse of Lenawee county, II. 427. Osterhout, S. W., bank director, VI. 322.
0?born, Mrs. Jesse, VIII. 197. Ostrander, Miss Dora, VII. 287.
Osborn, John M., I. 7, 14. Ostrander, Mrs. Dora P., XIV. 98.
Osborn, L. D., bank clerk, VI. 324. Ostrander, J. H., IV. 196.
INDEX.
427
Ostrander, Mrs. Jesse (Miss Strickland),
death of, XIII. 196, 198.
Ostrander, Russell, attorney, VII. 432.
Ostrander, Walter, III. 590.
Ostrom, Mrs. Harriet D., death of, XIII.
130.
Ostrom, Dr. S. C. J., VII. 286, 301; IX.
70.
Oswego harbor, XV. 13; attack on
planned by the British, XV. 540, 549;
post retained by the British, XV. 8;
U. S. troops at, XV. 536.
Oswold, British commissioner, criticised
for ceding posts, XV. 8.
Otis, — , student of Kalamazoo college,
XIV. 341.
Otis, Alfred, V. 421.
Otis, Amon, county treasurer, 1875-6, I.
519.
Otis, Amos, death of, XI. 131.
Otis, George L., attorney, XL 312.
Otis, Isaac, signs bond for first court
house of Kalamazoo county, VII. 474.
Otis, James, orator, graduate of Harvard
college, XIII. 389; XIV. 287, 356.
Otis, Joseph, II. 225.
Otsego (Okkuddo) county, organized,
county seat located, I. 94, 309, 310;
"Courier," III. 275; "Herald," III. 275;
VI. 92; "Union," III. 275; VI. 67;
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote
of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Otsego township, organized, III. 270.
Otsisippi river, see St. Glair.
"Ottawa," British boat, IX. 345, 317; XV.
25; U. S. boat, IX. 282.
Ottawa (Canada), city, copies of original
documents from archives of, XIV. 1.
Ottawa county, organized, definition of
name, county seat located, I. 310, 311;
IX. 251, 292; administration of justice
in, IX. 256; agriculture of, IX. 261;
commerce and shipbuilding of, IX. 280;
delegates to convention of 1836, XI, 157;
English churches in, IX. 315; first court;
house of built by subscription, IX. 294;
first public building, IX. 293; fruit cul-
ture in, IX. 267; early history of, VI.
390; "Holland and German Churches,"
IX. 301; "Manufactures, Actual and
Possible," IX. 286; medical history of,
IX. 332; memorial reports, VI. 399;
VIII. 68; XIII. 265; XIV. 173; news-
papers of, VI. 92; IX. 295; orchards,
IX. 268; product of grains, statistics
of, IX. 265; railroads, IX. 270, 272;
schools, IX. 321; "Semi-centennial
celebration," IX. 222; settlement, IX.
234; soil and climate. IX. 258; statis-
tics from 1850 to 1880, IX. 266; town-
ships. Auendale, IX. 264; Blendon, IX.
255; Eastmanville, Georgetown, Grand
Haven, IX. 252-254; Grand Haven, ear-
ly recollection of, IX. 330; Holland, IX.
278; Jamestown, IX. 254; Muskegon,
Norton, IX. 252; Polkton, first dimen-
sions of, iX. 264; Talmadge, IX. 252;
Wright, first settlers, IX. 264; Zeeland,
II. 255; treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I.
520; vote of 1887 on prohibition
amendment, XIII. 404; Old Settlers'
Association, VI. 386.
Ottawa Indians (Outawa, Courte Ore-
ille), I. 485; II. 136; III. 127, 633;
XIII. 59, 325; XV. 44, 143, 626, 627;
address to congress, XI. 467; XIII.
105; addressed by Gov. Hull, VIII. 567;
alliance with Pottawattomies, XIV.
258; annuities, where paid, XII. 594;
appoint August Hamelin, Jr., head
chief, signature of, XII. 621, 622; as-
sisted British to capture Fort Michili-
mackinac, XV. 113; at Arbre Croche,
XV. 166; Detroit, XV. 323; Michili-
mackinac, X. 635; XIII. 70; on Glaze
and Miami rivers, X. 247; on Rouge
river, XV. 297; census, including Chip-
pewas, 1763, III. 16; chiefs, VIII. 273,
275, 277, 286; IX. 442, 483, 530; X. 278,
472; X. 552; XI. 493; XII. 215, 216,
240, 244, 594, 621, 622; XIII. 90, 94,
107, 5oO; XV. 44; claim of Michigan
territory, XIV. 258; conducted James
Kenny to British camp, XV. 2; domi-
nated country, HI. 307; enroute to Am-
herstburg, XV. 311; exhibited scalps
taken at massacre of Frenchtown, XIV.
513; forfeited treaty; lands restored,
XIV. 259; location of, I. 485; III. 368;
V. 170; VIII. 419; X. 147; XI. 485;
XIII. 49, 80, 313, 377; name and mean-
ing of, XII. 375; presented sugar to
British garrison, Michilimackinac, XII.
208, 215; presents for, IX. 655; XI.
356; XII. 247; XIII. 73, 74; provision
for, XII. 251; reservation, VI. 364;
signed treaty of 1785, XII. 9; strength
of character mentioned, XV. 113; vil-
lage of, I. 485; II. 143; VI. 325; XIII.
49; with Cadillac at Detroit, VIII. 430.
Ottawa (Grand) river, British troops to
be transported by way of, XV. 329; ex-
plored by Champlain, XIV. 655, 656.
Ottawaakee, Ottawa chief, IX. 442.
Ottawachkin, Ottawa chief, totem on
deed conveying Hog island to Lieut.
Geo. McDougal, II. 586; X. 235, 236.
Ottawars, Ottawa chief and wife, VII.
137.
Otte, G. C., IX. 621.
Otter, Indian chief, XII. 290.
Otter, where found, XL 487; XIII. 81;
skins, for Indian presents, XIL. 176,
242.
y Otter creek, VI. 363.
Ottley, Ensign William, member court of
inquiry, XL 514, 586, 591; XIII. 86;
present at Indian council, X. 107; XL
490.
428 INDEX.
•
Otto, Thies, first election of Kent county Owen, George W., publisher, IV. 390.
held at house of, I. 220. Owen, Isaac, VII. 344.
Ouabache (Ouabash) Indians, IX. 403. Owen, John, II. 206, 207, 572; III. 227,
Ouabache river, see Wabash. 229, 233; IV. 414, 462; V. 538; VI. 478;
Oucanicoue, Maria, godmother, V. 99. VII. 613; IX. 86; X. 96; XII. 363;
Oue, Rev. — , missionary among the Chip- XIV. 415; assisted in establishing
pewas, XIII. 410. Michigan female college, VI. 285; bank
Ouenibagoes, see Winnebagoes. director, XIV. 414; member of consul 1-
Ouiat, see Ouiattonon. ing committee on the Ladies' Orphan
Ouiattonon (Ouiat, Ouiattonong) Indians, Association, XIV. 417; publisher, VI
IX. 394, 452, 457; at council, X. 532, 66; regent of the university, XIV. 412,
587, 589; XI. 370; XIII. 97, 98; speech 413.
of, XI. 370; XIII. 101; village, XL 247; Owen, L. D., V. 475, 476.
XIII. 49, 50. See also Kickapoo. Owen, Mary, L 423; V. 447.
Ouiattonong, see Ouiattonon. Owen, Mattie, II. 437.
Ouicknick, Saugenay chief, V. 498. Owen, Robert, V. 407.
Ouillette, Miss — , made transcripts of Owen, Sheldon, V. 476.
Indian deeds, X. 129. Owen, Tubal C., II. 226, 232; clerk of St.
Ouillette, Jean, name on census roll,1782, Glair county, VI. 410.
X. 603; signs petition against McDou- Owen, Thomas J., II. 572.
gal's possession of Hog island, X. 238. Owen, W. R., II. 437.
Ouilmette, Antoine, one of first settlers Owen, Mrs. W. R., early teacher, II. 437,
of Chicago, III. 125; XIV. 544. 444.
Ouisconsin, see Wisconsin. Owens, Mrs. Alma Dunakin, X. 50.
Ould, — , III. 184. Owens, Alonzo H., XL v; XIII. 6; XIV.
Ouscpnning, see Wisconsin. 1, 16, 19, 20, 22; member State Pioneer
Ouslbw, George, II. 593. Society, IX. 90; XL 12; memorial re-
Ousterhout, Cornelius, I. 334. port of Shiawassee county, XL 128;
Ousterhout, Henry, II. 186; III. 7. XIII. 278; XIV. 180; remarks, XIV.
Outagamies, Indians, see Fox. 28; vice president, IX. xii; XL viii, 10;
Outanticoug, Tinioe, V. 99. XIII. 5, 26; XIV. viii, 18.
Outawas, see Ottawas. Owens, Derrick W., II. 308, 334.
Outhwaite, George F., I. 297. Owens, J. B., VII. 219.
Outhwaite, John, VII. 168. Owens, Jonathan G., IV. 250.
Oven, brick, XIV. 485; constructed by Owens, Mrs. Julia, death of, XIII. 131.
British troops at Dover, XV. 428; of Owens, Wilfred, signs petition for county
tin, XIV. 436. revenues, XII. 586.
Ovenshire, Bishop, and wife, II. 456. Owens, William, IV. 249.
Ovenshire, Elijah, VII. 520. Owls, destroyed fowls, XI V: 440; Indian
Overhiser, Dolly B., III. 482. legend regarding white, XIV. 497.
Overhiser, Rev. George C., biog., XIV. Owosso, founded by B. O. Williams, XL
106, 108. 243; "American," "Argus," first paper
Overisel township (Allegan Co.), III. of county, "Era," "Press," VI. 94; In-
271. dian name of, II. 483, 486; VII. 277;
Overton, — , II. 483. site of, XIV. 505.
Overton, Miss — (Mrs. Chambers), teach- Oxbow bend, Indian lands, IV. 23.
er of 1837, III. 436. Oxen. Indian name, XIV. 210; price of,
Ovid, — , XI. 615n. XV. 194; used for farm work, II. 385;
Ovid "Register," VI. 74. XIII. 586.
Owasgetchie province, XV. 60. Oxenford. Samuel W., attorney, XL 312.
"Owastanonk," boat, first river steam- Oxford Blues, IX. 533.
boat built at Grand Haven, IX. 285. Oxford (Canada), inhabitants made pris-
Owen, — , VII. 131. oners of war, then paroled, XV. 639;
Owen, Deacon — , pioneer, VII. 394; XIII. wounded troops removed to, XV. 508.
40g Oxford township (Oakland Co.), VII.
Owen, Judge — , 1778, IX. 468. _ 5P61-
Owen, Asa, entered land in 1831, III. °*f °r V v ^ vb Z by Alfred the
r/»/» ITTT p-/»/\ vrFGat, V . ^" , ,A_1 1. 4aU.
o : I I ??; , Oxtoby, Rev. — , VII. 401.
Owen, B. P., VI. 413. Oyen, A. B., instructor in Battle Creek
Owen, Edwin L., X. 35. college, II. 215.
Owen, Emmeus, VII. 394; XIII. 408. Ozee, William, IV. 517.
Owen, Ephraus, IV. 301. Ozon, Parltemis, subscription for a mis-
Owen. Mrs. G. B., VII. 219. sionary at Michilimarkinao. X. 289.
INDEX. 429
Pacific Fur company, III. 61. Paga-nug-a-zische, Indian name for Col.
Pack, A. and Company, loss by fire, VI. Amos Roberts, IX. 236.
185, 186. Page, — , IV. 289.
Packard, Dr. Benjamin H., first president Page, Col. — , XI. 114.
of Albion college, II. 204, 205, 273, Page, Miss — (Mrs. Bacon), early teach-
277, 279, 280, 284, 298, 314; V. 348, 352; er, V. 436.
VI. 446; IX. 156. Page, Deacon Abel, V. 438.
Packard, Mrs. D., death of, XIV. 187. Page, Mrs. Catherine, death of, IV. 270.
Packard, Enos W., trustee of Hillsdale Page, Charles R., member of the Grady
college, 1845, VI. 145. Guards, XIII. 526.
Packard, Frank S., member State Pio- Page, Curtis, II. 382; III. 553.
neer Society, I. 88. Page, D. C., remarks of, V. 515.
Packard, H., II. 205. Page, Daniel M., death of, XI. 84.
Packard, Ira F., VI. 421. Page, David, -II. 311; VI. 42.
Packard, Jason B., (W.), II. 303, 315. Page, Ezekiel, trustee of Hillsdale col-
Packard, Gen. Jasper, student of Hills- lege, VI. 154, 162.
dale college, VI. 146. Page, Isaac, death of, XIV. 54.
Packard, Mrs. Jasper (Miss Tibbits), Page, Jacob, landlord, V. 347.
student of Hillsdale college, VI. 146. Page, Jefferson, I. 248.
Packard, Joseph, death of, IX. 82. Page, Joab, II. 293, 296, 313; VII. 419,
Packard, Miss Julia, student and tutor 420.
in Hillsdale college, VI. 147. Page, John T., VII. 417.
Packard, M. A. O., student of Hillsdale Page, Loren M., XI. 87.
college, VI. 146. Page, Mrs. Loren M. (Miss Jane Soper),
Packard, Orson and wife, VI. 449. XI. 87.
Packard, Mrs. Prudence, death of, XIII. Page, Mrs. Margaret, biog., IX. 32.
241; XIV. 149. Page, Mary (Mrs. Fuller), VII. 446.
Packard, R. B., V. 446. Page, Nicholas A., VII. 539.
Packer, Edward, V. 315; memoir of, V. Page, Orrin, attorney, VI. 312.
230, 236; merchant, XIV. 361, 371. Page, R. J. S., III. 438.
Packer, Mrs. Edward, XIV. 367. Page, Robert, X. 123.
Packer, Henry, H. 184; death of, IX. 13; Page, S. F., III. 476.
member of legislature, XIV. 413; Page, Thomas, III. 447.
sketch of, IV. 259; trustee of Hillsdale Page, W., land entries, III. 430.
college, VI. 154, 162. Page, W. C., III. 476.
Packing-qua-shinga, Indian chief, IX. Page, Rev. William, I. 337; III. 288; V.
452. 395; VIII. 218, 219.
Paconnap'ope, Indian, VIII. 667. Page, William L., death of, XI. 95.
Padberg, Charles, XIII. 447. Page & Dean, III. 472.
Paddock, Capt. — , XIV. 590. Page & Wilson, bankers, III. 487.
Paddock, Rev. B. H., IV. 217, 221. Pagleson, Charles, IX. 284.
Paddock, Bishop Benjamin N., III. 219. Pagotte, Thomas, on census roll of De-
Paddock, David, III. 599. troit, 1782, X. 601; and wife, on cen-
Paddock, Mrs. Ella E., death of, XIV. sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 320.
68. Pah-sha-se-gah, Indian chief, IV. 546.
Paddock, Judge Griffin, VI. 282. Paiechigwewitang, Ottawa chief, XII.
Paddock, Miss H. (Mrs. James Conklin), 622.
XIV. 70. Paine, — , IV. 367.
Paddock, Henry, XIV. 424. Paine, Asa, VII. 298.
Paddock, Gerome, XIV. 424. Paine, Alderman B., VII. 255, 281; XIV.
Paddock, Miss Mabel, VII. 5, 433; VIII. 176.
7. Paine, Rev. B. N., IV. 187.
Pa'ddock, Seth, XIV. 424. Paine, Mrs. C. S., IV. 244.
Paddock brothers, students of branch Paine, Ephraim, XIV. 423.
university at Detroit, V. 543. Paine> Frederick, XIV. 423.
Paddock house, Grand Rapids, V. 438. ™ne, £eorge ^>?ea£, of' XL 96'
Padgham, J. H., III. 292. £»™' ?™ *'7' Jf '
Padgharn, Philip attorney, III. 286, 292. ™£ g*£ £ Vl 281.
Padley, Richard, III. 332; original mem- Paine Rodney c. T 63.
ber of Trinity church, Bay City, VII. paine; Valorous A., VII. 281.
310> 314- Paine, Mrs. Valorous A., VII, 278, 280.
Padlocks, for Indian presents, XII. 230; Paint, for Indian presents, XI. 356; XII.
garrison supplies, XI. 417. 147, 182; garrison supplies, XI. 428;
Paff Bros. & Rosebom, IX. 281. used by Indians, XII. 214; XIV. 213.
430
INDEX.
Paint Creek, III. 571; XIII. 486.
Paint river, VII. 209, 210.
Palacio, Bicente, Mexican confined for
murder, VII. 116.
Palfrey, Rev. John G., honorary member
State Historical Society, XII. 321;
temperance worker, XIII. 389.
Palin, Henry, IV. 280.
Palmer, — , III. 309.
Palmer, — , II. 415.
Palmer, — , attorney, XII. 600.
Palmer, — , British purchasing agent,
prisoner of war, XV. 639.
Palmer, — and wife, X. 144.
Palmer, Abijah, II. 444.
Palmer, Abner, death of, XIV. 184.
Palmer, Alonzo B., VI. 263, 264; IX. 333;
XIV. 269; death of, XIII. 281; instruc-
• tor in Michigan university, V. 36;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 324.
Palmer, Mrs. Amanda, death of, VII.
381.
Palmer, Amos, II. 444.
Palmer, Benjamin, II. 584; land entry,
III. 406.
Palmer, Catherine, passenger on Walk-
in-the-Water on last trip, V. 9.
Palmer, Charles H., county clerk in 1875-
6, I. 519.
Palmer, Charles Henry, VIII. 17; biog.,
XI. 120; civil engineer, XIV. 201; prin-
cipal of institution for deaf and dumb
in 1850, III. 443.
Palmer, Mrs. Charles Henry (Miss Betsy
A. Cowles), XI. 121, 122.
Palmer, Charles K., II. 225.
Palmer, Charles S., XIII. 382.
Palmer, Clare, mining store-keeper, XIV.
201.
Palmer, Clarence A., XI. 122.
Palmer, D. W., I. 326, 327.
Palmer, Daniel R., II. 301.
Palmer, Darwin, death of, XIII. 280.
Palmer, David, death of, VI. 283.
Palmer, Dennison, first purchaser of land
in Nankin township, XIV. 431.
Palmer, Miss E. M., teacher, XIV. 376.
Palmer, Dr. E. N., IV. 275.
Palmer, Ervin, I. 433; VII. 600; member
State Pioneer Society, VI. 166; VIII.
12.
Palmer, Friend, II. 567, 572; "Descrip-
tion of Fort Nonsense," XIV. 531;
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 324.
Palmer, F. A. & Co., publishers, VI. 93.
Palmer, F. T. & J., IV. 428, 475; X. 86.
Palmer, George, settled in St. Glair coun-
ty in 1826, VII. 564.
Palmer, Mrs. George (Deborah Bicknell),
reminiscences of, VII. 564.
Palmer, George C., medical superintend-
ent of Kalamazoo asylum, XIII. 300,
305.
Palmer, George L., VII. 565.
Palmer, H. E., IV. 442.
Palmer, Huldah, IV. 283.
Palmer, J., III. 294.
Palmer, J. R., II. 224.
Palmer, James, II. 456; VI. 478.
Palmer, Miss Jane (Mrs. J. C. Holmes),
XIII. 290.
Palmer, Mrs. Jane E., VI. 299.
Palmer, Mrs. Jane M., I. 418, 423.
Palmer, Jehial, death of, IX. 77.
Palmer, Joel M., II. 270; III. 549, 551.
Palmer, John, I. 24, 470; II. 572; IV.
viii., 405, 427, 473, 477; V. 49; VI. 478,
480; X. 87; XIV. 535; authorized to
purchase Ypsilanti & Tecumseh Rail-
road for state, XIV. 410; judge advo-
cate of court martial, VIII. 554, 555;
on census roll of Detroit in 1806, I.
345; 1827, XII. 46iy2; signs call for
meeting to instruct delegate to con-
gress, XII. 645; sketch of, IV. 428;
soldier of the war of 1812, assaulted
by Joseph Andre, VIII. 622.
Palmer, Mrs. John (Jane M. Deming),
XIII. 290; assisted in establishing first
free school in Michigan, XIV. 538;
"Recollections of Detroit as a Frontier
Post," XIV. 535.
Palmer, John & Bros., XIII. 289.
Palmer, John & Co., IV., 428.
Palmer, John & M., IV. 428.
Palmer, John B., XII. 340; member State
Historical Society, XII. 340; president
Young Men's Society, XII. 366, 367.
Palmer, Joshua, II. 301.
Palmer, Kate (Mrs. Harrison Yerkes),
XIII. 386.
Palmer, Rev. L. D., III. 356.
Palmer, Louisa, VII. 283.
Palmer, Marcus, death of, VI. 341.
Palmer, Miss Mary (Mrs. Roby), stu-
dent of female seminary at Detroit,
1841, V. 545.
Palmer, Mrs. Mary Witherell (Mrs.
Thomas), III. 229; IV. v.; V. 9; X.
87; "Loss of the Walk-in-the-Water,"
IV. 112.
Palmer, Mason, II. 572; IV. vii., 405;
city poor director, XIV. 415; sketch of,
IV. 427.
Palmer, Mrs. Mason, gift of, XII. 348.
Palmer, Myron, death of, VIII. 98.
Palmer, Nathan, II. 444.
Palmer, 0., IV. 257.
Palmer, Mrs. Orville, death of, XIII. 112.
Palmer, Dr. Oscar, XIV. vii., 41.
Palmer, Mrs. P. L. (Miss Warner), VII.
583.
Palmer, Patrick, II. 572; IV. 472.
Palmer, Peter S., V. 476; corresponding
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 361.
Palmer, Mrs. Phila, death of, VI. 383.
Palmer, Miss Philomela C., XI. 122.
INDEX. '
431
Palmer, Ray, D. D., XII. 342; XIV. 310.
Palmer, Stephen N., death of, VII. 465.
Palmer, T. R. B., student of branch uni-
versity at Detroit, V. 543.
Palmer, Capt. Theodoric R., IV. 146, 155.
Palmer, Thomas, I. 24, 386, 422, 470; II.
15, 569, 572; IV. 108, 349, 356, 468; V.
548; VII. 300; VIII. 235; XI. 198; XIV.
537; bond of, IX. 210, 211; built terri-
torial capitol, XIV. 529 ; clerk of Wayne
county in 1821, X. 85, 87; gift of, XII.
329; marriage of, X. 86; passen-
ger of Walk-in-the-Water, on last trip,
IV. 113; V. 9; paid for building first
capitol, V. 535; supervisor of high-
ways, XIV. 415.
Palmer, Mrs. Thomas, see Palmer, Mrs.
Mary.
Palmer, Thomas W., IV. v., 7, 454, 477;
V. 13, 535; VI. 9; VII. 565; X. 87;
XI. 12; XIII. 283, 286; XIV. 537; let-
ter from C. C. Trowbridge, IV. 410;
member State Pioneer Society, III.
268; IV. 8; pupil of St. Glair academy,
V. 499; remarks of, V. 14; sketch of
James Witherell, IV. 103.
Palmer, Todd, student at Michigan uni-
versity, XIV. 355.
Palmer, "Tom," from river Rouge, whip-
ped at post, XIV. 38.
Palmer, Miss Virginia L (Mrs. Pick-
man), XI. 122.
Palmer, William, death of, VI. 340.
Palmer, Rev. William, death of, XIII.
232.
Palmer, Dr. William H., II. 301.
Palmer & Jessup, XIV. 465.
Palmer, Perley & Co., I. 276.
Palmer, original county seat of St. Glair
county, XIII. 335.
Palmer's tavern, I. 500, 501.
Palmerlee, Heman, member State Pio-
neer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Palmiter, J., publisher, VI. 91.
Palms, Francis, XIII. 443; biog., XIII.
283.
Palms, Mrs. Francis (Miss Campau),
XIII. 283.
Palmyra bank, original capital, V. 214.
Palmyra township (Lenawee county),
organized, II. 361, 365; sketch of, II.
373.
Palmyra & Jacksonburgh Railroad, V.
129; XIV. 411; chartered, II. 317.
Pa-mos-e-gay, Chippewa chief and sons,
arrested for murder of Glass family,
VII. 244.
Pamamai, Delaware chief, visited Que-
bec, XV. 492.
Pamptopee, John, Indian, III. 368, 369.
Pamptopee, Phineas, Indian, III. 369.
Panama township (Washtenaw county),
IV. 398.
Panecone, Theresa, V. 98.
Pangborn, Harriet D., IV. 284.
Panize, Angelique and child, on census
roll of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58.
Panize, Lizette, on census roll of St.
Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58.
Panize, Marianne and child, on census
roll of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 58.
Pans, for Indian presents, XII. 146, 302.
Pantaloons, made of leather, I. 359.
Panther, North American, in Kalamazoo
county, XIV. 272.
Pantridge, A., signs petition for a rep-
resentative in congress, XII. 587.
Pany, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 557.
Paper, development of its uses, XIV. 611.
Papin, Baptiste, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 673.
Papin, J., Indian trader, letter to Mr.
Reilhe, X. 381.
Papineau, — , I. 439.
Papino, — , British soldier, XII. 423.
Papst, Rudolph, county clerk of Sanilac
county, 1875-6, I. 520.
"Paragon," boat, IX. 285.
Paramore, James W., attorney, XL 312.
Parce, Lafayette, IV. 198.
Parcel, William, XIV. 201.
Parci, Louis, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Pardee, C. C., VII. 220.
Pardee, Carl, bank cashier, VII. 217, 220.
Pardee, Joseph, IV. 485, 486, 488-492, 499,
501, 509, 515, 535, 536.
Pardee, William N., prosecuting attor-
ney of Van Buren county, III. 629.
Pardee, Willis, II. 456.
Parder, Amazrah, death of, VIII. 46.
Pardington, Rev. R. S., III. 237.
Pare, George, I. 345.
Pare, Joseph, signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Park, Pierre, XII. 579.
Pare, Aux Vaches, early trading post,
I. 121, see also Le Clare.
Parent, — , blacksmith, at Detroit with Ca-
dillac, license paid by, VIII. 436.
Parent, — , prisoner of war, X. 398.
Parent, I., signs memorial to Sir George
Prevost, XV. 252.
Parent, Jacques, I. 372; VI. 487; XI. 19;
"Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Siege
of Detroit," VIII. 340, 357; and wife,
on census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
Parent (Parrant), Joseph, X. 487.
Parent, Julien, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 603; and mother, on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
Parent, Laurent, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 603; and wife, on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
Paris treaty, III. 12, 15, 32; XII. 513,
515; see also treaties.
Paris university, V. 29.
Parish, Charles, VII. 174.
Parish, Elijah, D. D., IV. 434.
432
INDEX.
Parish, Enos, soldier of the Mexican war,
VI. 19.
Parish, Isaac, land entry, III. 563.
Parish, James, IV. 279.
Parish, Jasper, XII. 71; interprets speech
of Six Nations, XII. 112.
Park, — , early pupil of Prof. Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Park, Bernice, IV. 195.
Park, Edwin, III. 323, 331.
Park, H. C., member of State Historical
Society, XII. 331.
Park, J. C., loss by fire, VI. 186.
Park, Rev. Jason, VII. 107; member of
Congregational convention, 1842, XII.
358.
Park, Joel, VI. 306.
Park, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Park, Theresa, IV. 195.
Park, William, I. 403; II. 589; V. 533;
VIII. 493; XL 633; his letter to Lieut.
Gov. Sinclair, IX. 583; on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 320; 1782, X. 609;
remained a British subject at close
of revolutionary war, VIII. 411.
Park, William & Co., sign petition of
Detroit merchants, X. 456; XIII. 54.
Park & Meldrum, V. 495.
Park Island, XIII. 486.
Park Ridge, Michigan papers published
at, VI. 89.
Parke, Capt. Andrew, witness to depo-
sitions, X. 343-345, 347, 356.
Parke, Cornelia, XIV. 603.
Parke, Dr. Ezra S., III. 579; XIV. 600,
603, 608.
Parke, Mrs. Ezra S., III. 579; XIV. 603.
Parke, Frank, XIV. 603.
Parke, Capt. Hervey (Harvey), III. ix.;
IV. 404; XL 108; XIV. 589; memoir, III.
577-591; "Reminiscences of Pontiac and
First Tour in Michigan," III. 572-576.
Parke, Mrs. Hervey, III. 573, 577.
Parke, Ira, XIV. 603.
Parke, John H., III. 578.
Parke, Davis & Co., IV. 450.
Parker, — , VI. 242.
Parker, Admiral — , IX. 538; X. 549.
Parker, Ensign — , XII. 86.
Parker, Lieut. — , member of board to
examine into stores at Detroit, 1796,
report of, XII. 221-235.
Parker, Lieut. — , soldier of the war of
the rebellion, 21st Massachusetts Vol-
unteer Infantry, III. 180.
Parker, Alpheus, I. 241.
Parker. Amasa S., I. 207; III. 543; V.
378; X. 159; biog., V. 378.
Parker, Barney, IV. 319.
Parker, Burton, mayor of Monroe, VI.
369n.
Parker, Calvin, death of, XIII. 241.
Parker, Charles, V. 311.
Parker, Capt. Clarke, soldier of the war
of 1812, I. 408, 414.
Parker, Mrs. Cyrene (Miss Burt), XIII.
260.
Parker, Daniel, soldier of the war of the
rebellion, biog., XIV. 98.
Parker, Daniel R., V. 504.
Parker, Mrs. Dewitt, IV. 243.
Parker, Ed., III. 362. .
Parker, Eli Stone, of Gen. Grant's staff,
II. 151.
Parker, Elias, VII. 565; IX. 2, 15.
Parker, Eliza (Mrs. Thaddeus Smith),
memoir of, XIV. 524.
Parker, Emily A. (Miss Palmer), VII.
565.
Parker, Ezra, VI. 255.
Parker, F. C., III. 281.
Parker, Fred B., III. 362.
Parker, Mrs. G. A. (Mrs. Gaylord), VIII.
91.
Parker, Henry, XIV. 165.
Parker, Henry S., X. 154.
Parker, Mrs. Hiram, death of, XI. 132.
Parker, J. H., death of, XL 96.
Parker, Rev. J. T., X. 53.
Parker, Prof. J. W., principal in school
for deaf and dumb, III. 445, ^46.
Parker, Jabez, XIV. 524.
Parker, Jacob B., VI. 378.
Parker, Rev. Jacob E., II. 165.
Parker, James, XIV. 165, 424.
Parker, John, IV. 285; XIV. 524.
Parker, Mrs. John, death of, IV. 249.
Parker, John D., death of, XIV. 149.
Parker, Joseph, IV. 232; XIII. 26; XIV.
165; death of, XL 83, 84.
Parker, Julia C. (Miss Palmer), VII.
565
Parker, Dr. Leonard B., VI. 413; XL 28;
XIV. 589; state senator, 1863, VII.
226.
Parker, Mrs. Mahala, biog., XIV. 149,
165.
Parker, Mary, VI. 378.
Parker, Mary Ann (Mrs. Huston), XIV.
524.
Parker, Nathaniel, organizer of Detroit's
first bank, VIII. 571-575.
Parker, Rev. Orson, III. 437, 438; IV.
186, 362; XIII. 412.
Parker, Mrs. R. D., XL 28.
Parker, Mrs. Rachel (Mrs. Hiram John-
son Sr.), XIII. 278.
Parker, Rev. Roswell, III. 243, 356; V.
311; XIV. 324, 325.
Parker, Rowel, VI. 243.
Parker, Samuel, death of, XIV. 51.
Parker, Silas N., XIV. 165.
Parker, Miss Susan, early teacher, X.
159.
Parker, T. A., publisher, I. 499; VI. 66.
Parker, Mrs. T. A., IV. 457.
Parker, T. J., III. 281.
Parker, Rev. Theodore, XIV. 310.
INDEX.
433
Parker, Prof. Theophilus, IV. 452.
Parker, Thomas, III. 286.
Parker, W., III. 291.
Parker, Rev. W. O., VII. 176.
Parker, Warren, member State Pioneer
Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Parker, Dr. Willard, VII. 300.
Parker, Zebulon W., death of, IX. 40.
Parker, Holmes & Co., I. 500.
Parker, Knapp & Co., XIII. 233.
Parker versus Sir William Moore, XII.
504.
Parkhurst, — , X. 291.
Parkhurst, Daniel, attorney, II. 308, 325,
334; XI. 312.
Parkhurst, Ebenezer, early teacher, III.
280, 285-287.
Parkhurst, Gen. J. G., soldier of the re-
bellion, VII. 350, 351; IX. 172; X. 63.
Parkhurst, Lydia, death of, XI. 94.
Parkhurst, Miss Mary, teacher, 1837, III.
287.
Parkill, Dr. C. P., VII. 574; X. 205; XIV.
8, 16.
Parkill, Charles R., member State Pio-
neer Society, XIV. 41.
Parkill, George, II. 486.
Parkinson, A., III. 280.
Parkinson, Betsy, death of, XI. 84.
Parkinson, Cuthbert, county clerk in
1875-6, of Antrim county, I. 519.
Parkinson, James, IX. 647.
Parkinson, John, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll,
VII. 349.
Parkinson, Peter C., VII. 178.
Parkman, Francis, historian, I. 373; III.
33, 648; V. 26; VI. 487; VIII. 364; X.
91, 105; cited, I. 521; XIV. 661; eulogy
of Father Marquette, II. 136, 137; date
of the establishment of Fort Gratiot,
XI. 251; gift of, XII. 332; honorary
member State Historical Society, XII.
328; received copy of original "Pontiac
manuscript" from Gen. Cass, VIII. 266,
340.
Parks, — , British soldier, XV. 166.
Parks, Ashley, death of, VII. 589.
Parks, Calvin C., V. 63.
Parks, Edward, VII. 287.
Parks, George, VI. 396; IX. 244, 251, 284,
334.
Parks, George & Son, built first steam
shingle and planing mill in Grand
Haven, IX. 285.
Parks, George W., III. 275; member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 170; VI.
10.
Parks, Henry, member State Pioneer So-
ciety, III. 266.
Parks, J., VI. 197.
Parks, John, II. 457.
Parks, Mrs. John, I. 59, 60; II. 457.
Parks, John H., VII. 217.
55
Parks, Lucretia, death of, VIII. 56.
Parks, Robert S., III. 7.
Parks, Smith, II. 450, 457.
Parks, Mrs. Smith, II. 457.
Parks, Truman, trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 162.
Parks, Dr. V., II. 232.
Parks, W. H., VI. 396.
Parks, Walter B., death of, IX. 37.
Parks & Hubbard, publishers, III. 275.
"Parley Peter" (S. G. Goodrich), X. 19.
Parma, "Public Advertiser," VI. 80.
Parma township (Jackson county), first
settlers, II. 332.
Parmelee, — , pupil in Prof. Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Parmelee, Abner C., biog., XIV. 69, 81.
Parmelee, Mrs. Abner C. (Delia Hart),
XIV. 81.
Parmelee, Edmund Sr., death of, XIV.
97.
Parmelee, James H., third purchaser of
land in Nankin township, XIV. 431.
Parmelee, Lelia (Mrs. Bixby), pupil of
early Lansing schools, VI. 293.
Parmelee, Rev. Levi S., I. 194; III. 482;
trustee of Hillsdale college, VI. 162.
Parmelee mill, VI. 294.
Parmely, Lucia A., IV. 196.
Parmeter, — , III. 426.
Parmeter, Cyrus L., V. 358.
Parmeter, Mrs. Hannah (Miss Hutch-
ins), XI. 65.
Parmeter, Orlin, XI. 65.
Parmenter, Miss — (Mrs. William New-
berry), XIV. 181.
Parmenter, Joseph, XIV. 181.
Parmenter, Martha, teacher, VII. 221,
222.
Parmiter, Dr. Edward L., XIII. 140.
Parmley, Jason, V. 404.
Parnell, Dr. P. A., XIV. 319.
Parnier, Paul, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Parquette, — , trader, XII. 446.
Parr, Capt. J., XI. 608; letter to LeMais-
tre, XII. 18.
Parrey (Parry), Jean Baptiste, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602, 605; and
wife, on census roll of Detroit, 1779,
X. 322, 326.
Parrish, Mrs. — , IX. 215.
Parrish, Judge I. H., VI. 326.
Parrish, Stephen, XIV. 93; biog., XIV.
96.
Parrish, Mrs. Stephen, XIV. 96.
Parrott, Madame — , instructor in Battle
Creek college, II. 215.
Parrott, Mrs. Patrick J. (Miss Trombly),
VII. 249, 275.
Parry, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 565, 573, 660,
663.
Parry, Philip, VII. 286.
Parsall, John, death of, XI. 134.
434
INDEX.
Parsell (Pursell), Henry, X. 123.
Parshal, D. W., III. 501; VII. 459.
Parshall, Mrs. Clarissa, death of, XIII.
241.
Parshall, Ezra K., death of, XIII. 241.
Parshall, J. J., letter from R. V. Williams,
giving meaning of "Washtenaw," IV.
393; settled in Michigan in 1824, X.
56.
Parshall, Terry, I. 318.
Parsons, — , graduate of Harvard, XIV.
356.
Parsons, Rev. Almon H., death of, XIII.
196, 198.
Parsons, Gov. Andrew, I. 319; II. 108;
XIII. 366; lieut. gov., III. 121; X. 117;
regent of university, 1852, V. 29; state
senator, 1847, VIII. 125, 133-135.
Parsons, Rev. Benjamin, III. 482.
Parsons, Chester, death of, XIII. 280.
Parsons, Chester F., III. 638.
Parsons, David, member State Pioneer
Society, V. 208; VII. 8.
Parsons, David J., VI. 219; soldier of the
Black Hawk war, VI. 220; VII. 349.
Parsons, E. W., death of, XIV. 185.
Parsons, Edward, VII. 168; VIII. 155.
Parsons, Frederick B., XIII. 547, 567.
Parsons, George I., journalist, VI. 78.
Parsons, Harriet (Mrs. Mills), first
teacher in Ann Arbor I. 336, 338
Parsons, James C., member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 335.
Parsons, James M., I. 86; II. 231, 232.
Parsons, John, biog., V. 224.
Parsons, Jonathan, I. 88; XIV. 113.
Parsons, L. H letter to James Dale John-
ston regarding resources of Shiawassee
' ™- I;
Parsons Miss Nancy (Mrs Eman),
early teacher of Webster township,
Alii. 5bd.
Parsons, Orrm IX 162.
Parsons, P., IV. 397.
TJo^c-^^c TDV,,-!^ TTT 070 A i o . Ttr Avo
Parsons, Philo, III. 373, 413; IV. 438;
VT -irii • VTT fi1 Q • T"Y" K fi> YT 0-
mUer' blar'd of agricultural cSegl',
VI. 135; member State Pioneer Soci-
ety, III. 268; IV. 8; memoir of Henry
P. Bridge, VII. 618; memorial report
of Wayne county, VI. 517; IX. 86;
settled in Michigan in 1825, X. 56;
vice president, V. 2; VI. 4, 7, 9; VII.
x., 3, 4, 5, 7; VIII. xlv., 9; IX." xii., 6;
XI. viii., 10.
Parsons, Sarah, death of, VII. 545.
Parsons, Miss Sophia S. (Mrs. Charles
Stuart) XI 292
Parsons, Mrs.' William S., III. 545.
Parsons & Wood, XIV. 113.
Partello, J. R., II. 233.
Partelo, Welcome J., first settler in Vic-
tor township, V. 328; supervisor of
DeWitt township, V. 328.
Partington, Mrs., see Shillaber, Benjamin
P.
Partridge, Capt. — , II. 461.
Partridge, Mrs. — , XIV. 367.
Partridge, Alanson, VI. 330.
Partridge, Asa, VIII. 661; death of, IV.
356.
Partridge, Mrs. Asa, IV. 356.
Partridge, Gen. Benjamin F., I. vi..;
III. 8; IV. 6; appointed assessor of in-
ternal revenue, III. 327, 329, 330, sur-
veyor, III. 322-325, 333, 334; historical
sketch of Bay county, I. 102; III. 316;
lobbying for Bay county, I. 103; mem-
ber of nominating committee, II. 84,
184; memoir of Mrs. Chamberlain, IV.
357.
Partridge, Charles P., member State Pio-
neer Society, XIII. 110.
Partridge, E. A., I. 296.
Partridge, Enoch A., death of, XIV. 185.
Partridge, L. W., XIII. 153.
Partridge, Rev. Lemuel M., XIV. 425,
426.
Partridge, Mrs. Lura C., member of
State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Partridge, Olive M., member State Pio-
neer Society, III. 268; IV. 8.
Partridge, Timothy L., IV. 357; VII. 617.
Partridge, William, III. 281, 291.
Partridge & Baughman, III. 329.
partridge VI 475
Partridge' Point, VI. 193.
Pascal — IV 339
Pa-sha-se-gah, ' Indian chief, IV. 551, 552,
555
Pashe.nin-nie, Indian, IV. 33.
pash-e-Pi-ho, chief, second in command
under Black Hawk, VIII. 665, 666.
Paso de Q (Mexico), Michigan
troops at> n 1?3 m. gee algo £attles
Pastorus, — , at the battle of Raisin
Ri xy 239
r>ot~>,Q, AIWI -VT-T AVQ
Patchen, Abel, VI. 478.
Pj,tphl-n TTT oni
at^illil, , ill. out.
,<o TT
' o ™ TT
& W H subscription to
„ f. T house, II 428
Patchm, James M., VI. 387; death of,
GS> 69\
!n (Patchen), Volney, VI. 42L
Patchm, Mrs. Volney, death of, XIV.
186>
Patchvin, (Potvin) Paschall, on census
ro11 of Detroit in 1827, XII. 461%.
Pate' Alvah, VI. 474; XIV. 448; and wife,
XIV- 481-
Pate, Ebenezer, VI. 474.
Pate, Nelson, memoir of, XIV. 481.
Pate, Mrs. Nelson (Cornelia Merrill),
XIV. 481.
INDEX.
435
Pateman, — , messenger for Gen. Haldi-
mand, IX. 383.
Paterson, — , at the battle of Raisin
River, XV. 239.
Paterson, Bishop David D., VI. 326.
Paterson, William A., III. 458.
Pathier, — , XII. 282.
Patnotte (Patnoude), Nicholas, on cen-
sus roll of Detroit in 1782, X. 605;
list of taxable property in 1802, VIII.
532; and wife, on census roll of De-
troit in 1779, X. 312.
Patrick, Aurilla (Mrs. Edwin Baldwin),
XIV. 157.
Patrick, Miss Betsey, teacher, XIV. 523.
Patrick, Franklin, biog., XIV. 149, 166.
Patrick, James, I. 86.
Patrick, Johnson, III. 523; XIV. 328;
and wife, XIV. 523.
Patrick, Lewis S., I. 263.
Patrick, Sherlock, III. 504; VII. 464.
Patrick, William, XIV. 157.
Patrick, William S., III. 438; X. 118.
Patriotism of the early French settlers
of Detroit, I. 361.
Patris, — , II. 165.
Patrons of husbandry of Allegan, III.
289.
Pattee, Dr. — , publisher, III. 276.
Pattee, Rev. Elias, III. 235, 239, 240;
memoir, VIII. 215.
Pattee (Pattie), Frank, publisher, III.
276; VI. 67.
Patten, Lieut. — , U. S. N., XIV. 339.
Patten, Rev. — , raised funds to complete
church in Detroit, XIII. 428.
Patten, George Sr., XIV. 424.
Patten, John, Genesee county, VII. 272.
Patten, John, member of State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 331.
Patten, W. H., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19, 22.
Pattengill, Prof. H. R., member of fac-
ulty of Agricultural college, IX. 98.
Patterson, — , British soldier, IX. 631.
Patterson, merchant, VI. 360.
Patterson, — , slave, I. 416.
Patterson, Capt. — , prisoner of war, XV.
589.
Patterson, Dr. — , IV. 50.
Patterson, A. H., VI. 84.
Patterson, A. J., publisher, VI. 94.
Patterson, Allen, XI. 498-501, 575.
Patterson, Charles, of Northwest Fur
Co., IX. 358, 398; XI. 498-501, 504, 582,
603, 608; XIII. 85; account with Joseph
Ainse, XI. 510; drowned in 1788, VI.
350; questions witnesses at court of in-
quiry, XI. 515-556, 565-568; testimony
at court of inquiry, XI. 523; and Co.,
bill of goods sold to Major De Peyster,
IX. 652.
Patterson, David, VI. 330; X. 39; biog.,
XIV. 70; death of, XIV. 44, 67; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, XIII. Ill;
XIV. 41.
Patterson, Mrs. David (Harriet N.
Waite), XIV. 71.
Patterson, George, Berrien county,
death of, XL 27.
Patterson, George (Kalamazoo county),
I. 88; II. 161, 162; death of, XIV. 44,
111.
Patterson, James (Hillsdale county),
death of, XI. 39.
Patterson, James (Wayne county), IV.
59.
Patterson, Jane, II. 159.
Patterson, John, II. 584.
Patterson, John C., V. 13; VI. v.; VII.
6; VIII. 16; X. v.; XIII. 38, 141; XIV.
71; "History of Hillsdale College," VI.
137, trustee of college, VI. 163; "His-
tory of the Freewill Baptist church of
Cook's Prairie," X. 33; member State
Pioneer Society, IX. 90; XI. 12.
Patterson, J. M., publisher, VI. 85.
Patterson, Joseph H., II. 373.
Patterson, Louis K., XIV. 71.
Patterson, Lucius, attorney, IX. 256.
Patterson, Margaret, death of, XI. 94.
Patterson, Dr. Michael A., II. 368, 375,
378, 380, 381, 391, 413-415, 420, 426; III.
553; IV. 306; VII. 347, 517, 528; VIII. 3;
XII. 408; XIII. 569; XIV. 269; mem-
ber of State Historical Society, XII.
323; regent of the U. of M., 1852,
V. 29; state senator, XIV. 412; sub-
scription to first court house, II. 427,
431.
Patterson, Orren, VI. 319.
Patterson, Philo D., M. D., XIV. 71;
county clerk in 1875-6, I. 519.
Patterson, Rebecca, II. 159.
Patterson, Rebecca (Mrs. George P.),
II. 161.
Patterson (Pattison), Samuel W., M. D.,
I. 86; II. 487; V. 528; member State
Pioneer Society, VII. 10; supervisor,
III. 434.
Patterson, T., member of Ohio commis-
sion to locate boundary line, XII. 411-
414.
Patterson, William, Flint, II. 159; III.
438.
Patterson, William, Constantine, V. 505.
Patterson, Mrs. William, II. 159.
Patterson. William G., VI. 294; death of,
XIV. 97.
Patterson & Bush, contractors, XIII. 598.
Patterson & McGill, sign memorial for
protection of trade in 1780, IX. 552.
Patterson Point, how named, VI. 350;
XII. 377.
Patterson, James, V. 446.
Pattie, see Pattee.
Pattinson, Richard, I. 345; IV. 472; VIII,
407, 546, 547; XV. 271; boat "El-
436 INDEX.
len" burned by Gen. Proctor, XV. 64, Paymaster of U. S., narrative of escape
446, 451, 484; letter to Maj. Gen. Vin- from Indians, XII. 436.
cent, XV. 451; obtains land from In- Payne, — , and wife, II. 457.
dians, VIII. 409; original stockholder Payne, Capt. — , XV. 676.
of first bank of Detroit, VIII. 575; re- Payne, Dr. — , IX. 333.
mained British subject at close of revo- Payne, Arnold, II. 264.
lutionary war, VIII. 410; signed memo- Payne, Chauncey S., I. 437; II. 572; III.
rial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252; 433; VII. 143; VIII. 33; X. 87, 123;
sued to obtain slaves, XII, 519. XII. 330; XIII. 186; gift to Ladies'
Pattison, — , XII. 8*4, 86, 87. Library association, III. 448; life
Pattison, C. R., publisher, VI. 96. member of State Historical Society.
Pattison, George W., gift of, XII. 335, XII. 324, 328; on committee to draft
347; member of State Historical So- charter for Flint, III. 438; residence
ciety, XII. 328. of, IV. 476; vice president State His-
Pattison, George W., published first pa- torical Society, XII. 343
per in Kent county, VI. 82. Payne, C. S. & Co., advertised in first pa-
Pattison, Mrs. George W., death of, XIV. per of Detroit, I. 385.
191. Payne, Mrs. Chauncey S., I. 437; III.
Pattison, John, IX. 388; X. 284, 363, 364. 448; IV. 477; death of, XIII. 168, 186.
Pattison, Julia A., death of, XIV. 149. Payne, Mrs. Emeline, presents historical
Pattison, S. W., see Patterson. cannon ball to society, XIV. 17, 42.
Pattison, Sunderland G., II. 261, 262; Payne, G. R., death of, XIII. 228.
memoir, VI. 253. Payne, George, Jr., XIII. 314, 320.
Pattison, W. G., V. 425. Payne, George, XIII. 312.
Pattison & Dryer, II. 262. Payne, John Howard, IX. 198.
Patton, — , II. 456. Payne, John S., III. 302.
Patton, Rev. James L., III. 413; XI. "Payne, Jonathan, V. 287.
103. Payne, Mrs. Louisa L., see Mrs. Chauncy
Patton, John, IV. 414; XII. 340. S.
Paul, "Jim," VII. 188. Payne, Maj. M. M., commander at Fort
Paul, James A., III. 545. Gratiot. XI. 251; drill sergeant, XIII.
Paul, William, VII. 519. 544; orders from secretary of war,
Paulding, J. K., New York, honorary XII. 593.
member of the State Historical Society, Payne, Ruel, I. 241, 245.
XII. 321. Payne, S., member of the Brady Guards.
Paule, Arnold, death of, XI. 83. XIII. 525.
Pauline, Miss Mary (Mrs. E. Britung), Payne, William H., principal of Three
XI. 102. Rivers schools, IX. 94; professor of
Pawling, Benjamin, loyalist, XI. 451; pedagogy at the university, IX. 98, 99.
XIII. 77. Payne, Whitney and Goodson, publishers,
Pawling (Pauling), William, loyalist, VI. 81.
XI. 451; XIII. 77; signs petition, X. Payson, Rev. — , I. 298; V. 415.
456; XI. 461; XIII. 54. Peabody, David, commissioner of Albion
Pawling (Pauling) & Burrell, on census township in 1837, II. 203, 204.
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608. Peabody, Mrs. G. G. (Miss Baxter), XIII.
Paw Paw, county seat, I. 324. 192.
Paw Paw "Courier," "Democrat," "Free Peabody, Jonathan, III. 280; memoir of,
Press," "Pro Bono Publico," "True VI. 169.
Northerner" "Van Buren County Peabody, Tenney, II. 203, 204.
Press," VI. 95, 96. Peabody library, VII. 336; see also li-
Paw Paw, Pottawattomie Indians, near, braries.
XIV. 276-278. Peabody museum, report, II. 42, 43.
Paw Paw Railroad, nicknamed "Calico Peach brandy, III. 174.
Branch," III. 633. "Peach Orchard," III. 303, 309.
Paw Paw & Lawrence Railroad, III. 634. Peach trees, III. 303; early price of, X.
Paw Paw river, appropriation for im- 80.
provement of. III. 625, 626, 627. Peaches, at Saugatuck, III. 303; early
Paw Paw township (Van Buren county), cultivation of, XIV. 446; grown on
III. 628; how named, III. 635. table lands of Tennessee, III. 173; in
Pawson, John, IV. 303; V. 446. Ottawa county, IX. 269; varieties
Paxton, C. T., loss by fire, VI. 185. grown in 1836, X. 72-77.
Paxton, John W., early settler of Thun- "Peacock," U. S. ship, XIV. 576.
der bay, VI. 170, 174, 194. Peake, Caroline B., member State Pio-
Paxton, Thomas, VII. 82. neer Society, IX. 91; XI. 12.
INDEX. 437
Peake, Ira, member of State Pioneer So- Pearsall, Clement W., XI. 111.
ciety, IX. 91; XI. 12; death of, XI. Pearsall, Miss Dorcas (Mrs. Bayley), XI.
16, 73. 123.
Peake, Lemuel, VI. 390. Pearsall, Elizabeth, death of, VIII. 100.
Peake, Mrs. Louise M., death of, IX. 42. Pearsall, Mrs. Fanny (Mrs. C. W. P. — ),
Pealer, Judge R. R., IX. 23. biography of, XI. ill.
Pean Jacques, de Livandiere, VIII. 450- Pearsall, Frances (Mrs. M. D. Osmun),
452 454 XIII 257
Peankshaw village, X. 248; XIII. 50. Pearsall, George, biog., XIII. 240, 257.
Pear trees, I. 402; grown in Detroit, 1796, Pearsall, Mrs. George (Mary Ensign),
I. 406; II. 102; of early date, I. 356; XIII. 257.
V. 25, 32, 535; X. 70; varieties grown Pearsall, Henry, XI. 123.
in 1836, X. 72, 77. Pearsall, Martha (Mrs. Robert Dawson),
Peas, in Detroit, II. 102; XI. 437; XIII. XIII. 257.
53; early grown at Sault Ste. Marie, Pearsall, Michael, XI. 123.
VII. 195 ; for British army, XV. 82 ; Pearsall, S. M., member of State Pioneer
for Mackinaw, X. 468-470; XV. 447, Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
648; grown by Indians before 1563, II. Pearsall, Mrs. Samuel, XIII. 258.
25; used by early voyageurs, I. 365. Pearsall, Sherman, XI. 123.
Peas, — , Capt. of the "Erie," VII. 154. Pearse, F. E., XI. 101.
Pease, — , a resident of Lansing prior to Pearson, Lt. Col. — , 15, 253, 274, 530, 602,
1847, VII. 419. 603; letter to Col. Baynes, XV. 416;
Pease, Abner, II. 353. letter from Maj. Cockburn, XV. 416;
Pease, C. N., publisher, III. 350. succeeds Col. Lethbridge, XV. 168.
Pease, Prof. Frederick H., Ypsilanti Pearson, Edward D., death of, IX. 57.
Normal, IX. 92. Pearson, Mrs. Jane, XI. 115.
Pease, George B., IV. 131; mem- Pearsons & Burrows, III. 435.
her of State Historical Society, XII. Pe-ash-y (Indian), X. 155.
331. Peaslee, — , VI. 474.
Pease, George C.. II. 309; V. 347. , Pecan, Miami chief, X. 588; XIII. 97.
Pease, Gideon, XIII, 567. Pecheekee, Indian chief, signs release of
Pease, Jacob, III. 545. lands, VIII. 499, 500.
Pease, Miss Jane (Mrs. Chapin), III. Peck, — , I. 48.
469. Peck, — , III. 508.
Pease, Mrs. Lurenda (Mrs. C. M. Cobb), Peck, Mrs. Agnes J., death of, XIV. 98.
III. 378. Peck, A. M., land entry, III. 405.
Pease, Lyman, early settler of Jackson Peck, Dillie, V. 522.
county, II. 309; III. 504; VII. 464. Peck, C. B., death of, XI. 131.
Pease, Seth, I. 246. Peck, Miss Cara L., VI. 7, 9.
Pease, Lieut. W. H., III. 167, 168, 170, Peck, Coleman C., IV. 228.
171, 176-178, 180, 182, 187, 188. Peck, Edward W., III. 599; VI. vii.; VIII.
Pease, William C., II. 309. 67; XI. vi.; XIII. 39; disputed ques-
Pease, William H., II. 296, 313; V. 347; tion in the early history of Mich., XI.
member of the legislature, XIV. 413. 151; member State Pioneer Society,
Pease, William S., postmaster, III. 349. IX. 90; XL 12; XIII. 22; memorial re-
Pease, Capt. William S., IV. 80; VII. port of Oakland county, VI. 386.
131. Peck, Elihu, XI. 44.
Pease & Lewis, publishers, III. 350. Peck, Mrs. Eunice, death of, XI. 136.
Pease & Reed, publishers, VI. 73. Peck, G. M., letter to T. B. Lord, giving
Pearce, Eloch F., death of, XI. 130. early history of E. W. Rumsey, X.
Pearce, Ensign I. W., member of board 130, 131.
to examine stores at Detroit, 1796, XII. Peck, George, III. 644.
221, 235. Peck, George W., I. 256, 512; XII. 330;
Pearce, Rev. L. H., II. 168; III. 356. congressman in 1855, III. 124; gift of,
Pearce, Mrs. L. H., III. 361. XII 332; member of State Historical
Pearce Rev. William H. Ill 236, 452. Society, XII. 323; postmaster of Lan-
Pear , Caroline death of, XI 83 j m7 n 13, blisher of early
pTJ's^n1; $*&.«• m 345' losing, VI. 294; speaker of the house
Pearsall, Mrs. — , of Bloomfield, death of, in 1847' closmS words to the leSlsla'
XIV. 149. ture> VIII. 125, 128.
Pearsall, Mrs. — , of South Lyon, death Peck, H. B., III. 2*3, 292.
of, XIV. 149. Peck, Rev. H. C., II. 168; X. 53.
Pearsall, C., XIV. 590. Peck, H. M., III. 292.
438
INDEX.
Peck, Horace M., I. 209; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Peck, Miss Huldah C. (Mrs. Ma~cus
Swift), XIV. 451.
Peck, Jeremiah, settled in New Haven,
Conn, in 1637, XI. 151.
Peck, John, IV. 250.
Peck, Moses, III. 590; XIV. 589, 608.
Peck, Mrs. Moses (Miss Bagley), XIV.
608.
Peck, Noah, XIV. 589.
Peck, P. F. W., IV. 88.
Peck, Mrs. Philo, V. 333.
Peck, S. B., I. 297.
Peck, Wait, IV. 398; entered land in
1831, II. 524, 525.
Peck William and wife, settled in New
Haven Conn, in 1637, XI. 151.
Peck, William G., instructor in Univer-
sity, V. 35.
Peck, William W., atty., XI. 312.
Peck & Harding, III. 292.
Peck & Harmon, IV. 453.
-Peek & Standish, XL 125.
Peck-an-dogh-a-lind, Delaware chief at
council with Gov. Hamilton in 1778,
IX. 443.
Peck-cossia, chief, addressed council, X.
568.
Peckens, Alexander, IV. 396.
Peckham, Harriet N. (Mrs. Weeks), V.
223.
Peebles, Elmer, VI. 255.
Peebles, Rev. J. M., III. 357.
Peebles, John (Adrian), death of, XI.
94.
Peebles, John (Salem),'!. 327; death of,
XIII 281
Peebles, Lydia, death of, XI. 95.
Peek, S., III. 281.
Peeke, Rev. A. P., VI. 422.
Peeks, G. H., death of, XIV. 52.
Peemembikactack, Pottawattomie chief,
IX. 454.
Pee-miss-a-quot-o-quay (Mrs. Rix Robin-
son), XI. 193.
Peequoitahkissee, Indian, X. 148.
Peer, — , V. 236.
Peer, Abram, V. 404.
Peer, Jacob, biog. of, IV. 342.
Peer, Jacob Jr., IV. 342.
Peet, Frederick, V. 247.
Peet, George, HI. 281, 293.
Peet, Stephen D., gift of, III. 109; VIII.
11; XL 14; XIII. 34; XIV. 42.
Peet, W., III. 294.
Peet, S., letter from, read by Witter J.
Baxter, II. 72.
"Peggy," early steamer on Muskegon
lake, I. 294.
Peitzel, Rev. J. H., II. 167.
Pekin township (Wayne county), orig-
inal territory, XIV. 434.
Pelee Islands, VII. 127.
Pelette, Alexander, invaders landed on
farm of, XIII. 599.
Pelham, — , IX. 509.
Peltier, — , early resident of Detroit, I.
24, 499.
Peltier, — , recommended as interpreter,
XII. 144.
Peltier (Pettier) — , account of conspir-
acy of Pontiac and siege of Detroit,
VIII. 340, 359; X. 106; XL 19; grand-
father of Chief Justice Whipple1, I. 372;
VI. 646; signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Peltier, Alenci, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Peltier, Andre", on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 604; and wife, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 326.
Peltier, Anthony, VII. 239.
Peltier (Pelletier, Piltier), Baptiste, I.
345, 372; III. 36; election roll of 1799,
VII. 509, 510.
Peltier (Peltiez, Feltjer), Charles, list of
taxable property in 1802, VIII. 534,
536; election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Peltier, Charles, member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 325.
Peltier, Elexis, VIII. 509.
Peltier (Peltjer), Felix, list of taxable
property in 1802, VIII. 533, 536.
Peltier, Francis, soldier of 1812, V. 556.
Peltier, Isadore (Izadore), on election
roll of 1799, VIII. 510; soldier of 1812,
V. 554.
Peltier, Jacques, memorial to Col. Eng-
land, XII. 182; on census roll of De-
troit in 1782, X. 609; on election roll
of 1799, VIII. 509, 510; and wife, on
census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 322.
Peltier, James, administers flogging to
Maj. Aukrim, VII. 135; on census roll
of Detroit in 1827, XII. 461^.
Peltier (Pellier), Jean Baptiste, III. 35;
highway tax in 1812, IV. 409; on cen-
sus roll in Detroit, 1782, X. 607;
1827, XII. 461%; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 534, 535; and wife on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Peltier, Loison, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461Vo.
Peltier, Louis, XII. 578; soldier of 1812,
V. 554.
Peltier, Tzivose, on election roll of 1799,
VIII. 509.
Peltier's Creek. See May's Creek. •
Peltjer. See Peltier.
Pelton, — , V. 466.
Pelton, Miss Anna (Mrs. Dr. Thompson),
IV. 171.
Pelton, Nathan, III. 553.
Peltries, furnished by Indians to traders,
XIV. 656.
Pembamitabi, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
INDEX.
439
Pemomoketack, Pottawattomie chief, X.
472; present at council, X. 472.
Penard, Joseph, I. 345.
Pendall, see Pendill.
Fender, James, death of, XI. 27.
Pendergrass, Judge and wife, VIII. 186.'
Pendill, James Jr., VIII. 60.
Pendill, James P., VII. 166; biog. of, VIII.
60; member of legislature, I. 267; VIII.
157; proprietor of the McComber mine,
VIII. 157.
Pendill, Mrs. James P., VIII. 61.
Pendill, Mrs. Rosetta (Mrs. Barnhart),
death of, VII. 356.
Pendill, B. W., V. 312; first mayor of
Battle Creek, III. 350.
Penemoo, Pottawattomie chief, X. 155-
158; XIV. 28.
Penetanguishene, establishment of navy
yard at, recommended, XV. 569. 571;
ship building at, XV. 680.
Penetanguishene Bay, XV. 397, 447, 478.
Penfield, J., .III. 281.
Penfield, William S., VII. 623; elected
a member of State Historical Society,
XII. 342.
Penfield (Calhoun county.), organized II.
195.
Penfold, J., land entries, III. 430, 431.
Pengilly, Robert, I. 271.
Penier, Duncan, XII. 662.
Penington, John, III. 553.
"Peninsula, the beautiful," II. 124.
Peninsula Land & Lumber Co., VII. 210.
Peninsula Railroad, VIII. 158.
Penistone (penniston), for Indian pres-
ents, XII. 246.
Penitentiary, see State prison.
Penland, Rev. William, VI. 214.
Penn, Shad, journalist, X. 17.
Penn, William, I. 227; VII. 328; XIII.
593.
Penn township, early dimensions of, III.
628.
Pennell, Elizabeth, IV. 198.
Pennell, Rev. George, ordained V. 51.
Pennell, Rev. William, pioneer preacher,
XIV. 424, 426.
Penniman, E. J., land entry, III. 426.
Penniman, Ebenezer J., congressman,
1851, III. 124; early merchant of Ply-
mouth, X. 2; exhibit of fruits, 1847,
X. 76.
Penniman, Maj. George H., attorney, IV.
441.
Pennington, Alderman, hanged for ver-
dict given against King Charles I. of
England, XIII. 593.
Pennington, H. F., member State
Pioneer Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Pennington, Humbolt, location of farm,
XIII. 591.
Pennington, Israel, II. 373; XIII. 591;
assisted in organizing first temperance
society of Macon township, XIII. 589;
death of VI. 341; first postmaster of
Macon township, XIII. 589.
Pennington, Mrs. Israel, XIII, 591.
Pennington, John, biog., XIII. 593; death
of, VI. 341; first settler in Macon
township, II. 373; land entry and route
of travel, XIII. 591, 592.
Pennington, John Jr., XIII. 591.
Pennington, Mark, XIII. 591.
Pennock, J., III. 281.
Pennock, J. M., III. 292.
Pennock, Mary, death of, XI. 96.
Pennock, T. J., III. 281.
Pennock, Thomas J., I. 179.
Pennon, Joseph, soldier 1812, V. 556.
Pennoyer, Henry, I. 287, 293, 298; IV. 6;
V. 10, 12, 13; VI. vii., 387, 388, 390;
IX. 236, 244, 251, 257; biog., XI. 86;
death of, IX. 13; editor, IX. 296; mem-
ber State Historical Society, III. 266;
memorial report of Ottawa county, VI.
399; VIII. 68; planted orchard, IX. 268;
"Soil and climate of Ottawa county,"
IX. 258; tribute to Henry Steele, VI.
389; vice president State Pioneer
Society, III. 100, 111; IV. ix.; V. 1; VI.
3; VII. x., 7; VIII. xiv., 9; IX. 6.
Pennoyer, Mrs. Henry, XI. 86.
Pennoyer, L. A., II. 326.
"Pennsylvania," boat of 1839, XIV. 543.
Pennsylvania Gazette published Declara-
tion of Independence, July 25, 1776,
X. 269.
Penny, Charles W., XII. v. 373; chair-
man of meeting organizing Young
Men's Temperance Society, XII. 457,
458; letter on. Detroit Young Men's
Society, XII. 370; member Brady
Guards, II. 332; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 323; original mem-
bers Detroit Young Men's Society, XII.
362; president of society, XII. 363, 364.
Penny, Miss Harriet (Mrs. Cargill),
student of female seminary at Detroit,
1841, V. 545.
Penny, James T., II. 572.
Penny, Joseph, bank clerk, VI. 322.
Penoyer, Augustus, I. 293.
Penoyer, James, member State1 Pioneer
Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Penoyer, James N., IV. 359, 374.
Penoyer, Reuben, V. 346.
Pens of quills, see quill pens.
Penson, John, cabinet maker of Jackson,
II. 290.
Penticost, Mrs. Jesse, VI. 340.
Pentwater "News," "Oceana Times," VI.
91.
Peoria, inhabitants taken to St. Louis
by U. S. troops in 1812, XV. 259;
plundered and burned in 1812, XV. 259,
262; Indian tribe, Illinois nation, V.
95.
440 INDEX.
Pepahkickcoyya, Quiquabous chief, X. Pere Marquette river, Indian chiefs
550; XIII. 93. on, XII. 622.
Pepan, — , trader, XII. 162. Peret, Father, member State Historical
Pepeck, — , XII. 438; escape from In- Society, XII. 323.
dians, XII. 441.443. Perigo, Charles E., member of the first
Pe Peeaw farm, XIV. 267. Nurserymen and Fruit Growers' as-
Pepeyah, Pottawattomie chief, at Paw sociation, X. 80; vice president of as-
Paw, XIV. 276-278. sociation, X. 81.
Pepeyah, Mrs. — , Indian woman, XIV. Perinchief, Octavius, XI. 13.
277. Ferine, Baptiste, taxable property of
Pepin, — , XII. 169, 171. 1802, VIII. 540.
Pepin, Bazil, taxable property, 1802, Perinier, Joseph, on census roll of De-
VIII. 538. troit in 1782, X. 606.
Pepin, Francios, VIII. 520, 524. Perkins, — , (Allegan township) III. 284.
Pepin, Michel, taxable property, 1802, Perkins, — , (Bay City) III. 337.
VIII. 538. Perkins, — , contractor for first buildings
Pepiss, Father, subscription for mis- of Hillsdale college, VI. 153.
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 288. Perkins, Capt. — , military storekeeper,
Peppard, Charles D., II. 339. I. 370; II. 572; and wife, I. 370; XV.
Peppin, Francis, early land claim, IV. 91.
401. Perkins, Mrs. — , (Novi) II. 457.
Pepune, Col. — , VIII. 408. Perkins, Gen. — , XV. 173.
Pepyat, Lieut. — , present at Indian coun- Perkins, Capt. A. D., VII.. 121; memoir,
cil, X. 462, 472. V. 486.
Pequanning, significance of name, VIII. Perkins, Mrs. A. D., death of, VI. 383.
159. Perkins, Almon, death of, VI. 447.
Perault, — , IX. 635; X. 408. , Perkins, Barber, trustee of Hillsdale col-
Perch (fish), XIV. 421. lege, VI. 163.
Percival, Miss — , early teacher, VII. Perkins, Judge Cyrus E., VI. 326.
482. Perkins, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XI.
Percival, Betsy, original member of 135.
first Congregational church in Com- Perkins, G., III. 281.
stock, V. 413. Perkins, Harvey, XIV. 590.
Percival, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XIII. Perkins, Dr. Jabez, III. 620; X. 205.
277;' XIV. 183. Perkins, Mrs. Jay (Miss Yerkes), XIII.
Percival, Mrs. Eunice, original member 385.
of first Congregational church in Com- Perkins, Capt. Jedediah, VI. 394.
stock, V. 413. Perkins, Capt. Joseph, letters from Lt.
Percival, John T., "Railroads in Ottawa Col. McKay, XV. 619, 620; letters to
county," IX. 270. Lt. Col. McKay, XV. 619, 620.
Percival, Lucinda, original member of Perkins, Mrs. M. B., death of, VI. 341.
first Congregational church, Comstock, Perkins, Martin, VI. 410.
V. 413. Perkins, Corp. Napoleon B., soldier of
Percival, Montgomery, V. 363; original the Mexican war, VII. 113, 117; wound-
member of first Congregational church ed, VII. 118.
at Comstock, V. 413. Perkins, Samuel B., land entries in
Percival Mrs. S. L. (Mrs. D. Woolsey), Genesee county in 1824, III. 431.
XIII. 137. Perkins, Mrs. Stephen, death of, XIII.
Percival, Samuel, I. 209, 480; V. 258, 359, 228.
362, 363, 390; original member of first Perkins, Sterling, member of first Nur-
Congregational church at Comstock, serymen and Fruit Growers' associa-
V. 413. tion, X. 81.
Percival's broom factory, XIII. 336. Perkins, T., VI. 340.
Percussion caps, first used in Michigan, Perkins, Truman, H., death of, XI. 34.
XIV. 440. Perkins, Capt. Zephaniah, IV. 81.
Percy, Harry, III. 529. Perkizer, Rev. M. G. III. 240, 241.
Percy, Mrs. Robert S. (Miss Hamlin), Pernie, Paul, XII. 579.
X. 186. Pero, — , IX. 398.
Pere, Jeane Bte., of Detroit, remained Pero, Louis, on election roll of 1799,
British subject at close of the revolu- VIII. 509; 510.
tionary war, VIII. 410. Perot, see Perrot.
Pere Marquette railroad completed, III. Peroult, John, British soldier, salary of,
439, 440. XV. 270.
INDEX. 441
Perpendicular, garrison supplies, XI. Perry, Booth, first settler of Newfield
430; XII. 131. township, land entry of, VII. 555.
Perrin, — , V. 77. Perrin, Rev. Calvin, XIV. 600.
Perrin, Dr. — , interpreter, XV. 225. Perry, Catherine, death of, XIII. 229.
Perrin, Abraham, IV. 59, 60; VI. 478; Perry, Charles C., death of, VII. 346.
XIV. 439, 444, 448, 472; memoir of, Perry, Chester, landlord, II. 512; death
XIV. 473. of, IX. 84.
Perrin, Mrs. Abraham (Miss Phebe Bar- Perry, Mrs. Chester, II. 511, 512.
ber), XIV. 474. Perry, Miss Clarinda (Mrs. Thompson),
Perrin, Andrew, death of, XI. 130. VI. 272.
Perrin, Benjamin, death of, IX. 75. Perry, Mrs. Cynthia D., death of, XIII.
Perrin, Calvin, XI. 107. 281.
Perrin, Darius, II. 236, 245; sheriff of Perry, B. W., publisher, III. 276.'
Monroe Co., N. Y., executed Barren, Perry, Ebenezer W., I. 86; VII. 579;
XIV. 568. death of, II. 87; VII. 9.
Perrin, Maj. David, XII. 565. Perry, Edgar H., death of, XIII. 130.
Perrin, Eliza, death of, VIII. 99. Perry, Edmund, VII. 233, 399; X. 139;
Perrin, F. and wife, III. 577. settled at Grand Blanc in 1826, XIV.
Perrin, Friend, IV. 58; VI. 478. 507.
Perrin, H. B., bank cashier, II. 323. Perry, Edward, VI. 243.
Perrin, Isaac F.( IV. 60; VI. 478; XIV. Perry, Elias, IV. 302.
448; memoir of, XIV. 474. Perry, Miss Eliza (Mrs. Thompson) VII.
Perrin, Mrs. Isaac F., XIV. 474. 399.
Perrin, Rev. J. O., VI. 379. Perry, Miss Ellen (Mrs. Stanley), XL
Perrin, John and wife, I. 169. 107.
Perrin, Jesse, land entry, III. 569. Perry, Frank, VI. 263, VII. 371.
Perrin, Jonathan, III. 561. Perry, George, VII. 233.
Perrin, Joseph, III. 133. Perry, Grant, II. 544; death of, XIII. 282.
Perrin, Nancy M. (Mrs. Quick), XI. 107. Perry, Hannah, P., IV. 397.
Perrin, Polly, burned, XIV. 444, 474. Perry, Hermon and wife, early teachers,
Perrin, Sarah, A. (Mrs. Thomas Mor- III. 287.
rison), XIV. 474. Perry, James H., publisher, VI. 86.
Perrine, — , and wife, V. 352. Perry, John, superintendent of Grand
Perrine, Hannah (Mrs. Adams), III. 502; Rapids' fire dept, VI. 327.
VII. 460. Perry, John G., entered land 1833, III.
Perrine, Isaac, V. 287. 566; first settler of Brandon township,
Perrine, Mrs. Livonia B., A. M., instruc- VII. 560.
tor in Albion college, II. 206. Perry, Rev. Joseph S., III. 236.
Perrine, Sol. C., IV. 238. Perry, Mrs. Mary A., IV. 232.
Perrine, William E., II. 293, 297, 298, 310, Perry, Mercy, VII. 399.
313, 314. Perry, Moses, death of, XI. 38.
Perrine, Rev. William H., III. 236, 238; Perry, Nathan. XL 107.
biog. IV. 222; V. 10; graduate and Perry, Commodore Oliver H., II. 36; V.
tutor of Hillsdale college, VI. 146, 147, 134; VII. 78; VIII. 176; XV. 402; fleet
159; instructor in Albion college, II. supplied with fresh vegetables, I. 410-
206, 208. 412; IV.. 81; places fire engine on flag-
Perrine, Mrs. William H., instructor in ship, IV. 412; rescues Alex. Odren, IX.
Albion college, IV. 223. 214; summoned to protect Fort De-
Perring, Albert, VI. 227. troit, IV. 328; victory on Lake Erie,
Perrinsville, description of, XIV. 448; XIV. 63; XV. 377, 378.
first called Trenton, XIV. 474; school, Perry, Rev. Oliver H., XIV, 383.
list of teachers of, IV. 59. Perry, Peter, British soldier in 1812, lo-
Perrot, Nicholas, VII. 152; called coun- cated at Detroit, XIII. 315; on census
cil of western tribes at Sault Ste. roll of Detroit in 1827, XII. 4611/1>.
Marie, 1671, XIV. 257; conducts forces Perry, Robert, VII. 233.
against the English and Iroquois, XIV. Perry, Rowland, VII. 233; built first saw
658. mill near Saginaw in 1828, VII. 242.
Perrott, J., sketch of, III. 336. Perry, Sarah M., IV. 284.
Perry, — , student of School for the Perry, Simeon, VII. 233.
Blind, XIII. 5; VI. 9. Perry, Sylvina (Mrs. James Mullett),
Perry, Miss - - (Mrs. C. V. DeLand), VIII. 176.
student of Hillsdale college, VI. 146. Perry, T. M., published first paper in
Perry, Aaron, Atty., XIV. 159, 160. St. Clair county, VI. 94.
Perry, Adams, death of, XIV. 149. Perry, Truman, V. 448.
442
INDEX.
Perry, William, IV. 232.
Perry, Zelotus, IV. 302.
Perry Settlement, VII. 233; XIV. 507.
Perry's Creek, VII. 579.
Perryfather, R. I., VIII. 396.
Persels, Mrs. Mary (Miss McMath), XIV.
495.
"Perseverance," boat, claims for loss,
XV. 683, 689.
Persons, Mrs. Hiram, death of, XIV. 137.
Pesant, see Le Pesant.
Peso, S., land entry, III. 404.
Pessell, H. D., VII. 357.
Pestalozzi, Johann Heinrich, XIV. 394;
school system, VII. 46.
Pestles, see mortar and pestles.
Petan, Harriet, IV. 249.
Petauyonshin, Pottawattomie chief, X.
506; XIII. 65.
Petel, Louis, claim for losses by Indians,
XV. 672.
Peter, — , Indian guide, III. 25, 27.
Peter, J. Bt. and wife, census roll of
Detroit, 1779, X. 322.
Peterman, Mary (Mrs. Peter Weirich),
XI. 91.
Peters, — , killed by Indians, XII. 438,
445.
Peters, Secretary — , VII. 123.
Peters, Dr. Absalom, IV. 84.
Peters, Charles, (Eaton Co.) III. 405.
Peters, Charles, (Saginaw Co.) biog.,
XIII. 267, 268.
Peters, Rev. Francis H., XIII. 432, 433.
Peters, Gerhardt, death of, VI. 383.
Peters, Isaac, Six Nation chief, XV. 492.
Peters, James E., VII. 174.
Peters, Jennigze, death of, XIII. 115.
Peters, L., V. 312.
Peters, Pascall, British soldier, salary of,
XV. 270.
Peters, William, III. 323.
Peters, William E., officer of Mechanics'
Society, XIV. 416.
Petershogen College (Germany), VI. 335.
Peterson (Peter, Peterse), early names
of the Schuyler family of New York,
VI. 372n.
Peterson, — (Howell), I. 255.
Peterson, Daniel, IV. 279.
Peterson, David, IV. 279; first clerk of
Columbia township, IV. 280.
Peterson, Mary, (Petoskey) VII. 388.
Petit, Anselm (Ansellam, Anselon),
early settler of Port Huron, I. 443;
IV. 347; V. 140; VI. 412, 495, 496; X.
19; XIII. 336.
Petit, Mrs. Anselm, XIII. 337.
Petit, Antoine, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Petit, Baptiste, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Petit, Edward, VI. 412; memoir of, V.
496-499; signs petition for naming
Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Petit, Mrs. Edward, V. 499.
Petit, Eliza (Mrs. Marvin Williams),
XIV 95.
Petit, Ignace, subscription for a mission-
ary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
Petit, Louis, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 539.
Petit, Nathaniel, named for legislative
council of Upper Canada, XII. 24.
Petit, Nicholas, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 604.
Petit, Simon, VI. 412.
Petit, Theodocia, I. 423.
Petit, William W., I. 433; VIII. 661; re-
ferred to as "Philotas," XII. 595; signs
call for meeting to instruct delegate
to congress, X. 87; XII. 645; signs
memorial of Wayne County Bar, XII.
552; signs memorial to judges cit-
ing errors of clerk, XII. 639.
Petit Bled, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 392,
395, 396; X. 381, 392; XIII. 65; speech
of, X. 349.
Petit Loup, Chippewa chief, presented
sugar to post at Michilimackinac, 1796,
XII. 215.
Petit fort, X. 450; XIII. 64.
Petition for representative in congress,
XII. 586; of Crawford county for rev-
enues, XII. 586; of Detroit merchants
to Maj. DePeyster, X. 456; of Detroit
residents against Hog Island passing
to Geo. McDougal, X. 237, 238; of in-
habitants of Detroit and vicinity for
better laws and redress of grievances,
VIII. 579-582; of Jean Baptiste Chapo-
ton to Gen. Gage, X. 238; of Louis
Chevallier to Gen. Haldimand for re-
imbursement for losses at St. Joseph,
X. 653, 654; XIII. 60-62; of merchants
and traders to Capt. Mompesson, IX.
613; of merchants of Michilimackinac
to Capt. Scott, XI. 497 to Gen. Haldi-
mand for indemity, X. 367; of Mon-
treal merchants for protection in their
Indian trade, XI. 483; of Northwest
Fur Co. for furs taken at Michilimack-
inac XV. 281; of Philip Rocheblave for
indemnity, X. 466; of residents of
Michilimackinac to Gen. Carleton for
missionary, X. 286; to Gen. Haldimand
for priest, X. 599; to Capt. Robertson,
for confirmation of deeds to property,
XI. 393; of traders and merchants of
Detroit to Gov. Hay for better trade
facilities, XI. 424, 459; of two com-
panies at Michilimackinac to Maj. De-
Peyster, IX. 587; reply to, IX. 588; to
congress for change of government in
Michigan territory, VIII. 596; for pay-
ment of war claims, XII. 587-589; to
Governor and judges of territory of
INDEX.
443
Michigan regarding commons . of De-
troit, VIII. 585, 586; laws of territory,
VIII. 617; to Sir John Johnson for
protection of traders, XIII. 79.
Petobe, Indian name of, VII. 277.
Petoskey, Baziel, Indian, VII. 387.
Petoskey, Enos, Indian, VII. 387.
Petoskey, Francis, Indian, VII. 387.
Petoskey, Ignatius, civilized Indian,
children of, VII. 387.
Petoskey, James, Indian, VII. 387.
Petoskey, Joseph, Indian, 387.
Petoskey, Lewis, Indian, VII. 387.
Petoskey, Mary Ann (Mrs. Ignatius P),
VII. 387.
Petoskey, Mitchell, Indian, VII. 387.
Petoskey, Simon, Indian, VII. 387.
Petoskey, severe storm at, VII. 384;
"Democrat," VI. 75,.
Petre, Charles, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of the revolu-
tionary war, VIII. 410.
Petre, Francuis, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy2.
Petre, Jean, Bte., on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 610.
Petrie, Nich., I. 296.
Petroleum, shipped from Jackson in
1877, II. 343.
Petronille, Sister, Mother Superior of
Trinity Parochial school, Detroit, XIII.
433.
Pettibone, — , (Grand Rapids) IV. 293.
Pettibone, — , and wife, (Novi) II. 457.
Pettibone, Rev. — , (Ann Arbor) VIII.
219.
Pettibone, Mrs. Amy, death of, VIII. 113.
Pettibone, Mrs. D. A. (Miss Lull), IX.
64.
Pettibone, Harman, XIV. 425.
Pettibone, Lyman, II. 457; entered first
land in Milford township, 1827, III.
563; VII. 560.
Petticrew, Miss Jane (Mrs. J. Hain), IV.
233.
Petticrew, Miss Sarah (Mrs. J. McPher-
son), IV. 233.
Pettier, — , see Peltier.
Pettis, Peleg, I. 248.
Pettit, M., II. 265; first supervisor of
Emerson township, II. 266.
Petty, Danforth, XI. 114.
Petty, Jonathan, biog., XIV. 149, 166.
Petty, Mrs. Jonathan, XIV. 166.
Petty & Hawley, landlords, I. 432.
Pettys, Daniel, death of, VII. 345.
Pew, George H., III. 545.
Pew, Reuben, VII. 368.
Pewabic, meaning of name, VIII. 159.
Pewanagowink, Indian, XIV. 506.
Pe-wi-tun, Indian, II. 275.
Pews of churches, laws relating to, XIV.
661.
Pewter basins for Indians, IX. 471;
X. 496, 632; XII. 256, 273, 283.
Peyn, — , teacher of 1812, I. 449.
Peyaurias, Chiefs in council, XIII. 97.
Peyton, Bernard, death of, IX. 84.
Pfeiffner, Joseph, printer, III. 274, 281.
Pharoh, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Phebe, "Aunt," VI. 300.
Phebault, Basil, on census roll of Detroit
in 1812, XII. 461i/o.
Phelan, — , X. 513, 558.
Phelan, William, order and receipt for
stores for Michilimackinac, X. 441, 442.
448.
Phelps, — , I. 370; IV. 287.
Phelps, — , II. 483.
Phelps, — , (Alpena) VI. 207.
Phelps, Lieut. — , resigned commission,
IV. 141.
Phelps, Mrs. — , X. 205.
Phelps, Miss Abigail Emeline (Mrs. S.
Collier), III. 377.
Phelps, Alfred, V. 487; XI. 107.
Phelps, Mrs. Alfred, death of, XI. 107.
Phelps, Miss Allie A., edits college paper
"The Oak Leaf," VI. 258.
Phelps, Archibald, captain of Michigan
militia, IV. 106.
Phelps, Miss Arthusa (Mrs. Asa Mills),
V. 393.
Phelps, Rev. Asa, III. 349, 392; V. 289,
290, 310. •
Phelps, Mrs. Asa, III. 349; V. 289, 290.
Phelps, Benjamin, XIV. 589.
Phelps, Rev. Boyd, II. 158.
Phelps, Calvin, III. 387, 389, 391, 393;
VIII. 208.
Phelps, Chester, XIV. 317.
Phelps, David, V. 477.
Phelps, Mrs. E. H., death of, VIII. 22.
Phelps, Erastus, II. 457.
Phelps, Frank B., member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 323.
Phelps, Guy, land entry, III. 569.
Phelps, Mrs. H. E., XIV. 81.
Phelps, Horace, IV. 279; X. 154.
Phelps, Isaac, bank president, VI. 324.
Phelps, Israel, death of, VIII. 56.
Phelps, John, II. 334.
Phelps, John D., death of, XIV. 134.
Phelps, Rev. Josiah, III. 357; V. 321, 322;
VII. 177.
Phelps, Lewis M., death of, VII. 591.
Phelps, Lucy, death of, VII. 562.
Phelps, Luther, V. 265.
Phelps, Miss Lydia (Mrs. Horace An-
gell), XIV. 105.
Phelps, Norman A., death of, XIII. 280.
Phelps, Mrs. Norman A., VI. 448.
Phelps, Rev. P., president of Hope col-
lege, IX. 297, 327, 329, 339.
Phelps, Rachel, VI. 255.
Phelps, Ralph, IV. 423.
444 INDEX.
Phelps, Samantha (Mrs. Zenos Tillot- Phillips, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 27.
son), XIV, 84. Phillips, Francis, II. 242.
Phelps, Samuel, II. 573; XI. 187, 188. Phillips, Mrs. Galvin, death of, XIII. 231.
Phelps, Silas, V. 310. Phillips, Geo. W..VI. 119.
Phelps, Col. William, merchant, biog., Phillips, Lieut. J. F., Kings Reg.. IX.
IV. 423; teacher IV. 423, 459. 595, 601-603.
Phelps, Zeri, exhibit of fruits in 1847, Phillips, James (Calhoun Co.), VI. 252.
X. 76. Phillips, James, (St. Joseph Co.) VI. 421;
Pherson, John, II. 572; XII. 46iy2- VIII. 105.
Phibault, Joseph, on election roll of 1799, Phillips, James (Hillsdale Co.), death of
VIII. 511. XI. 39.
Philadelphia, Library Company, gift of, Phillips, James (British Soldier.1782)
VIII. 11; IX. 11; XIII. 34. salary per day, X. 636, 637.
Philadelphia Library, instituted, 1731, Phillips, John, land entry, 4, 398.
VII. 330; inscription on tablet, VII. Phillips, Miss Mary B., A. M. principal
330; see also libraries. of female department of Hillsdale col-
Philbrick, Mrs. — , XI. 123. lege, VI. 161.
Philbrick, H. H., V. 487; VI. 386. Phillips, Mary C., death of, VII. 346.
Philbrick, Prof. Samuel B., VI. 151; trus- Phillips, Miss Mary J (Mrs. Valentine),
tee of Hillsdale college, VI. 162. IX. 29.
Phileo, — , mail contractor, I. 51. Phillips, Nathaniel G., VIII. 94, 95; mem-
Philippe, King Louis, visited by the In- ber State legislature, death of, XIII.
dian Mung-woo-dans, X. 151. 279.
Philips, — , settled in Shiawassee Phillips, Oscar, first white child born in
county in 1837, II. 483. Plymouth township, I. 509; II. 561.
Philips, Gen. — , IX. 507, 511; assisted Phillips, Mrs. Sophia, VI. 277.
in releasing Gov. Hamilton, IX. 512. Phillips, T. C., brief sketch of, III. 337.
Philips, Charles, attorney, XI. 277. Phillips, Thomas, Dr., VIII. 226, first
Philips, Daniel W., V. 475. physician of Oceana county, VIII. 229.
Philips, Joshua, entered land in 1826, Phillips, Walter, president of the West
II. 449. Michigan Fruit Growers' association,
Philips, Rev. Samuel, XIII. 154. 420. "Fruit culture in Ottawa county," IX.
Phillbeam, Mary Ann, death of, XIII. 267.
229. Phillips, Wendell, I. 415.
Phillippe, Marie, marriage entry of, in Phillips, William, III. 590.
old register of 1728, V. 104. Phillips, William, (Commerce township)
Phillips, — , II. 271. XIV. 425.
Phillips, — , (farmer) III. 601. Phillips Corners, battle of, XII. 409.
Phillips, Mrs. — , V. 463. "Philotas," see William W. Petit, XII.
Phillips, Lieut. -- (Sergeant), IX. 549, 595.
621, 631; letter to Lieut. Clowes, X. 391. Phinney, H., Deacon of Plymouth church,
Phillips, Mrs. Abbey (Mrs. Beach), VIII. VII. 417.
94. Phipps, — , III. 590.
Phillips, Capt. Archibald, III. 575; IV. Phipps, A. F., land, III. 402.
280; VIII. Phipps, Chester M., death of, IX. 61.
241; land entry of, VII. 559, 560; leg Phipps, G., land entry, III. 406.
broken, XIV. 512; located in Water- Phips, George, accidentally shot, II. 545.
ford township in 1819, IIL 565. Phister, A. V., publisher, VI. 80.
Phillips, C. C., publisher, VI. 96. Phlegel, Chris., IX. 332.
Phillips, Charles, made lock for first jail Phlegel, Mrs. Chris., IX. 332.
of St. Clair county, XIII. 335; invented Phlihaven, Mrs., loaned money on mort-
nail cutting machine, VII. 564. gage, IV. 496, but), 523.
Phillips, Mrs. Charles, VII. 564. Prophet's village burned by American
Phillips, D. B., land entry, III. 405. troops, XV. 67.
Phillips, D. M., publisher, VI. 95. Phyn, James, IX. 528.
Phillips, David, II. 552, 554, 582; located Phyn, Ellice & Porteous, merchants, X.
land in Plymouth township in 1825, 255.
I. 509. Piaiyash, Interpreter, present at council
Phillips, Col. Delos, soldier of the war with Indians at Detroit in 1778, IX.
of the rebellion, VII. 478; biog., XI. 73, 442.
81, 82. Piano, first in Michigan, I. 4.
Phillips, Mrs. Delos, XI. 82. Pianquishaw (Piankashaw, Peankshaw),
Phillips, Elijah, II. 546. Indian settlement of, IX, 475; XIII, 50;
Phillips, Mrs. Eliza, death of, IX. 56. chiefs in council, X. 590; XIII. 97. 98.
INDEX.
445
Piatt, Abigail Rogers, II. 184.
Piatt, Joe, on census roll of Detroit in
1827, XII. 461%.
Piatt, Maj. John H., XV. 661.
Piatt Bros., purchase of old capitol, loss
by fire, VI. 290, 292.
Picants, (Winipigoes) XI. 485, 486; XIII.
79..
Picands, Henry S., county treasurer in
1875-76, I. 520.
Pickands, James, mayor of Marquette,
VII. 175.
Pickerel, XIV. 421.
Pickering, John, of Boston, honorary
member of the State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 321.
Picket, Lewis F., supervisor, IV. 280.
Picket, Mary, IV. 284.
Picket, Sophia, IV. 279.
Pickets, made of cedar, used for fencing,
I. 358.
Pickett, Amos, IV. 279, 280; V. 408;
sheriff, XI. 66.
Pickett, Mrs. Huldah, XI. 115.
Pickett, John, XI. 115.
Pickett, William, I. 297.
Pickette, — , survivor of the surveying
party with Dr. Houghton, VII. 184.
Pickman, Mrs. Virginia Louise (Miss
Palmer), XI. 122.
Pickman, Rev. W. R., VII. 177.
Piechey, Pierre, on census rool of De-
in 1827, XII. 461%.
Pictured Rocks, view on Lake Superior,
VII. 156.
Piechey, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit in 1827, XII. 461%.
Piedmont House, III. 178.
Piedra, Don Josi Anto, aide to Gen. La-
Vega, XII. 614.
Piemashkeecany, Indian, IX. 452.
Pieniche, — on census roll of St. Joseph
in 1780, XIII. 58.
Pierault (Perault), — , X. 396, 397.
Pierce, Alexander, death of, IX. 58.
Pierce, Capt. Benj. F., III. 322.
Pierce, Benjamin H., entered first land
in Bloomfield township in 1819, III.
567.
Pierce, Benjamin T., VII. 489.
Pierce, Rev. Charles, trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 154, 162.
Pierce, Charles B., VII. 489.
Pierce, Charles L., IV. 270.
Pierce, Cyrus. XIII. 564.
Pierce, D. C., teacher, IV. 271. .
Pierce, Daniel, XII. 392; XIV. 53.
Pierce, Darius, I. 326, 327; II. 246; XI.
136.
Pierce, Edward O., merchant, III. 461.
Pierce, Edwin S., bank director, VI. 324.
Pierce, Esther E. (Mrs. Noble), VII. 489.
Pierce, F. D., first election from Ross
township, (Kalamazoo Co.) held at
house of, I. 209.
Pierce, F. H. & E. O., merchants, III.
461.
Pierce, Franklin, fourteenth president of
the United States, III. 273; V. 375;
appoints F. Hall receiver of public
moneys, VI. 304; appoints Gov. Rob-
ert McClelland secretary of the inte-
rior, IV. 455, 456; general in Mexican
war, VII. 117.
Pierce, Capt. Franklin, (Jackson county)
II. 313, 315; V. 407; appointed aide to
Brig. Gen. Southworth, IV. 270.
Pierce, George C., bank director, VI. 323.
Pierce, George R., VII. 488.
Pierce, Maj. Harrison G., of Brig. Gen.
Southworth 's staff, IV. 270; V. 409,
411.
Pierce, Prof. Henry A., memoir, VI. 258;
IX. 96*
Pierce, Mrs. Henry A., instructor at
Marshall, VI. 258.
Pierce, Henry R., VII. 489.
Pierce, Isaac, VI. 311.
Pierce, J. C., Coldwater, 1883, VI. 234.
Pierce, James, Kalamazoo county, XI.
279.
Pierce, James, soldier of 1812, taken by
the British at Detroit, XV. 195.
Pierce, Janet, IV. 196.
Pierce, Rev. John Davis, first super-
intendent of Public Instruction, I. v,
55, 59, 60, 61, 68, 76, 77, 79, 86, 130,
131, 327, 397, 398, 401; II. 197.
198, 214, 235, 237, 240, 282; III.
39, 103, 404, 511; IV. 7, 218; V.
v, 43-45, 258, 268, 316; VI. 9,
117, 140; VII. 104, 107, 375; X. 45; XI.
273; XII. v. 347; XIII. 2; XIV. 24,
25, 48, 281, 284; biog., V. 184; VI. 252;
built sawmill in 1835, III. 385-389, 393;
called "Pathfinder," I. 55; cares for the
sick during cholera epidemic, V. 263;
first preacher of Marshall, XII. 354,
358; introduced "Homestead Exemp-
tion" bill, I. 16; loaned school money
to Kalamazoo county, VII. 474; mem-
ber of State Historical Society, VII. 10;
XII. 323; requested to write article
on "Our Educational School System,"
I. 18, 30; "origin and progress of Mich-
igan school system," I. 37-46; V. 186,
383; VI. 366; VII. 22; XII. 356; XIV.
286.
Pierce, Mrs. John D., I. 131, 398; II.
198; III. 387, 388; V. 185; XII. 355.
Pierce, Lieut. John J., U. S. A., escort to
Gen. Cass, XII. 609, 610.
Pierce, John L., elected member of
State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Pierce, John W., (Kent Co.) bank di-
rector, VI. 323.
Pierce, John W., vice president Historical
446
INDEX.
and Pioneer Society, Hillsdale Co.,
1874, I. 169; IV. 249.
Pierce, Joseph B., landlord, XI. 71.
Pierce, Josiah, first treasurer of Shia-
wassee county, II. 482.
Pierce, Mrs. Marie Cooper, principal of
female department of Hillsdale college,
VI. 161.
Pierce, Miel, death of, XIII. 129.
Pierce, Mrs. Nancy C., death of, XIV. 190.
Pierce, Nathan, I. 130; II. 242, 245; III.
39.
Pierce, Nathan H., death of, VII. 592.
Pierce, Mrs. Nathan H., III. ix. 496; VII.
456.
Pierce, Onesimus C., I. 8, 341; sketch of,
VI. 474, 475.
Pierce, P. Delia, II. 207.
Pierce, Peter R. L., member of State
Historical Society, XII. 327.
Pierce, Mrs. P. R. L., singer, V. 437.
Pierce, Mrs, Rebecca, death of, XIII. 281.
Pierce, Dr. Reuben, first physician of
New Buffalo, II. .193.
Pierce, Ross, M. D., death of, VIII. 22.
Pierce, Solomon and wife, VII. 488.
Pierce, Tomas M., accountant, VI. 323.
Pierce, Willard, elected commissioner of
Green township in 1831, X. 66.
Pierce, William, VII. 519.
Pierce, William F., death of VIII. 55.
Pierpont, L., land entry, III. 402.
Pierre, Capt. — , I. 440.
Pierre's Hole, location of, VII. 504.
Piersall, John, VI. 474.
Pierson, Prof. — , New York, VI. 372n.
Pierson, Rev. Arthur T., III. 413; IV.
447; V. 318; VII. 607, 610.
Pierson, Benjamin, (Flint) X. 123; mem-
ber of board for deaf and dumb insti-
tute in 1848, III. 443.
Pierson, Benjamin, member State Pioneer
and Historical Society, IX. 91; XI. 12;
on Wayne county tax list, II. 584.
Pierson, Ephraim, VI. 390.
Pierson, Rev. Job, III. 482; IX. 45.
Pierson, Mrs. Job, III. 484.
Pierson, Josiah, IX. 30.
Pierson, Lorilla (Miss Clark), IX. 30.
Pierson, Father Philippe, II. 139; VIII.
386.
Pierson, William, death of, XIII. 240.
Pieters, Rev. R., IX. 306, 310.
Piety Hill, sketch of, XIV. 602.
Pijart (Pogart), Pierre, Jesuit priest,
VIII. 372.
Pigeon Creek, poem, X. 174.
Pigeon Prairie, II. 158.
Pigeons, abundant, XIV. 512.
Pigot, — , British soldier, wounded, XV.
499.
Pike, — , surveyor, III. 590.
Pike, Zebulon M., explorer, I. 372.
Pike, Mrs. — . on census roll of Detroit,
1779, X. 320.
Pike, Albert, author, era of his writing,
XIV. 310.
Pike, Charles F., bank teller, VI. 322.
Pike, Hiram, death of, XIV. 149.
Pike, J., III. 284.
Pike, John, on census of Detroit, 1782,
X. 608.
Pike, S. N. & Co., III. 291.
"Pike," U. S. warship of 1812, XV. 343.
Pikes (boarding), ordnance supplies,
XII. 136, 138, 139.
Pilcher, Rev. Elijah Holmes, M. A., M. D.,
I. 401; III. 236, 237, 239-243, 356; V.
v., 185, 310; VI. 17, 378; VIII. 38, 40;
IX. 159, 161; XII. 346; XIII. 426, 562,
564; XIV. 444; arrival of, in Michigan,
V. 80; biog. of Maj. Thompson Maxwell,
V. 206; children of, IX. 156; cholera
in 1832, V. 85; "History of Protestant-
ism in Michigan," VIII. 215-223; first
Protestant church established, 1810, V.
89; gift of, I. viii., 33, 63; instrumental
in securing constitutional provision for
Agricultural college, IX. 157; member
of the Nurserymen and Fruit Growers'
association, X. 81; memoir of, IX. 155-
157; preacher of 1830, II. 167, 198, 205,
282, 325, 333, 402, 525; regent of the
university, V. 88; IX. 156; retains
church property in Jackson, V. 86.
Pilcher, Henry J., II. 333.
Pilcher & Brown, II. 332, 333.
Pilette (Pilet), — , VIII. 356; X. 240.
Pilkinton, — , XII. 45.
Pillett, Paschall, member of grand jury
at Montreal in 1778, X. 294; trader, in-
voice of goods in 1778, IX. 650.
Pillow, Gen. Gideon J., VII. 113, 114;
honorary member Mexican War Veter-
ans Association, VI. 23.
Pilmour, Alexander, British conductor of
stores, XV. 112, 200. 258, 265-267, 425.
"Pilot," schooner built in 1825, I. 471;
IV. 351.
Piltier, Bapt, III. 36.
Pinard, — , British deserter, XV. 631.
Pinask, Pottawattomie chief at council
with Gov. Hamilton in 1778, IX. 443.
Pincers, garrison supplies, XI. 430; XII.
131.
Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth, Baltimore
lawyer, III. 130.
Pinckney, Chester C., XI. 147.
Pinckney, Jonathan, entered land in
1824, III. 568.
Pinckney, Col. Ninion, inspector general
U. S. army, XV. 548, 609; appointed
to treat for terms of armistice, XV.
546; letter from Col. Baynes, XV. 545,
J. Lamb, XV. 547, James Monroe, XV.
531.
INDEX.
447
Pinckney, Capt. Thomas, aide to Gen.
Henry Dearborn, XV. 137.
Pinckney, William, U. S. senator in 1820,
X 15
Pinckney, Judge Wm. H., VI. 294.
Pinckney (Clarence) township, (Calhoun
Co.), organized, first officers, II. 223.
Pinconning, Indian name of, VII. 277.
Pinconning township (Bay Co.), organ-
ized, first supervisor, III. 334.
Pine, Benjamin, death of, XL 130.
Pine, Mrs. Emily, death of, VI. 383.
Pine, forests, II. 21; VII. 242; of great
age grown on Indian mounds, II. 49.
Pine Grove township (Van Buren Co.),
how named, paid railroad bonds, III.
635.
Pine Plains township (Allegan Co.), his-
tory of, III. 271, 293.
Pine River, location of, XIV. 504. «
Pine Run, XIV. 506.
Pine timber, great wealth of, XIII. 359.
Pine Tree (Shingoop), Fon du Lac chief,
XIV. 230, 231, 234.
Pineda, Don Alonzo Alvarez, discovered
one outlet of Mississippi river in 1519,
name given it, VI. 349.
Pinet, Francois, priest and early mission-
ary, V. 95, 99.
Pinet, Lady Perrin, V. 101.
Piniamet, — , VIII. 458.
Pinkerton, Charles, II. 583.
Pinkerton, Mrs. Deborah, II. 456.
Pinkerton, Emma, II. 456.
Pinkerton, Thomas, II. 448, 449, 451, 458;
death of, VII. 562.
Pinks, early grown at Sault Ste. Marie,
VII. 195.
Pinney, Abner, H., II. 337, 340.
Pinney, G. W., II. 452.
Pioneer annals, Battle Creek city and
township with sketches of early set-
tlers, V. 237; Calhoun and Kalamazoo
counties in 1831, V. 255; first trip from
Detroit, V. 240, 241; old territorial road
and its taverns, V. 243; territorial be-
ginnings, V. 248; pioneer anthem, III.
500; cradle, XIII. 554; days in Kala-
mazoo and Van Buren counties, XIV.
272; debating society, XI. 261; devotion
to education, II. 126; experience of
Wm. H. Cross, V. 345; food and cook-
ery in the early days, V. 293; greet-
ing (poem) Crawford, IV. 53; journey,
memorandum of, V. 344; life in Sagi-
naw county in 1830, III. 602; VI. 426;
manners and customs, XIV. 437; min-
ister, V. 52; picnic, XIV. 539;
piety, VIII. 407; prices, I. 332; re-
unions, XIII. 575; schools and patrons
of Nankin, IV. 57; sketches, I. 509; II.
428; III. 299; IV. 376; V. 339; IX.
118; women, I. 331.
"Pioneer," boat, II. 181; IV. 80; IX. 283.
Pioneer Song, II. 355.
Pipe, Captain, Delaware chief, X. 527;
XI. 328; XII. 107; XIII. 42, 46;
speeches of, X. 538-540, 543, 545; XIII.
43-45.
Pipe creek, Indian depredation on, I. 412.
Pipe river, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Pipe (po-com-i-gan) tomahawk, presented
to State Historical Society, XII. 329.
Piper, Dr. — , X. 186.
Piper, Mrs. Robert, death of, XIII. 229.
Piper, W. A., III. 292.
Pipes, for Indians, X. 632; XII. 83, 147^
228, 232, 258, 275, 285, 288, 302; XV.
656; found in Indian mounds, II. 42.
Pippin, Mrs. Adeline (Miss Hathaway),
death of, XIII. 154.
Piquette, Albert, death of, VI. 383.
Piquette, Angelique (Mrs. John B.), II.
600-602, 604; residence of, IV. 475.
Piquette, Charles Louis, II. 600-602, 604-
606, 609; gift of, XII. 337.
Piquette, Charlotte, II. 603.
Piquette, Eliza, II. 601-603.
Piquette, Elsie A., II. 600.
Piquette, Emily (Emile, Emilie) A., II.
600-605.
Piquette, Fannie Ellison (Mrs. C. L.), II.
606, 609, 611.
Piquette, Jean Baptiste, I. 345, 347; sub-
scription for the purchase of gun-
powder, VIII. 620.
Piquette', John B., II. 600; member of
the first Horticultural society, X. 75,
76.
Piquette, Mrs. (Dr.) N., death of, XL.
105.
Piquette, Therese, II. 601.
Piquette, house, location of, I. 500; X.
96.
Pistereen, value of, X. 213, 214.
Pistole, (Spanish or French) value of,
X 213 214
Pistols, XV. 273, 607, 614, 655.
Pitasige, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Pitcher, Charles, I. 455.
Pitcher, E. M. student of branch univer-
sity at Detroit, V. 543.
Pitcher, E. P., early teacher in Holland,
IX. 327.
Pitcher, Margaret Stevenson, IV. 432.
Pitcher, Nathaniel, IV. 432; elected a
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 327.
Pitcher, Washington, member of the
legislature, XIV. 413.
Pitcher, Dr. Zina, I. 454; II. 76; V. 141,
418, 536, 542, 562; VI. 97, 481; VII.
2, 602, 603; XI. 296; XII. 317, 318, 320,
322-324, 331, 333; XIII. 516; biog. of,
IV. 432; original charter member of
"The Historical Society of Michigan,"
V. 3; XII. 316; member State Histor-
ical Society, Natural History Commit^
448
INDEX.
tee, XII. 326; U. S. surgeon, II. 461;
IV. 117, 118.
Pitcher, Mrs. Zina, VI. 491.
Pitchfork, bull tine, steel, diamond tine,
XIV. 601.
Pitezell, Rev. J. H.. III. 241-243.
Pitkin, Mr. — , V. 414.
Pitkin, Rev. Dwight, V. 234.
Pitkin, Rev. S. D., III. 356; V. 317; XIV.
372
Pitkin, Rev. Thomas, C., D. D., VII. 317,
613.
Pitt, William, Earl of Chatham, XI. 215.
Pitt & Cranage, III. 324.
Pittee, Lyman, biog. of, V. 311, 312;
XIV. 69, 83.
Pittman, Lieut. Col. Daniel, I. 223; II.
382, 398; III. 553; VIII. 3; elected a
member of State Historical Society,
XII. 325; regimental orders of, I. 249-
251; subscription to first court house,
II. 427.
Pittman, Mrs. Daniel, II. 382.
Pittman, Gen. James E., II. 396; IV. 442;
457; XIV. 530; elected a member of
State Historical Society, XII. 328, 342;
member of the Brady Guards, XIII.
525-528; Mexican war veteran, VI. 18;
president Young Men's Society, XII.
366, 367, 369.
Pittman, Mrs. James E., II. 396.
Pittman, Robert, subscription to first
court house, II. 427.
Pittman, Samuel E., IV. 442; VII. 613.
Pitts, A. W., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Pitts, Gardner W. and wife, death of, XI.
130.
Pitts, Samuel, XII. 373.
Pitts, Thomas, XIII. 286.
Pittsburg, Pa., original Fort Pitt, XIV.
257.
Pittsfield township (Washtenaw Co.), or-
ganized, named, IV. 396.
Pius VII, Pope, re-established the order
of Jesus, XIII. 439.
Pixley, Benoni, death of, IV. 270.
Pixley, Richard H., IV. 269.
Pixley, Sarah, death of, XIV. 135.
Pizarro, Francisco, discoverer, XIV. 651,
652.
Place, A. F., VII. 571.
Place, John P., I. 288.
Place, Deacon Joseph, biog. of, VII. 561,
571.
Plainwell, "Express," "Independent,"
"Republic," III, 275; VI. 67.
Plamachtetar, Pottawattomie chief, signs
deed of gift to Jas. Abbott, XII. 625.
Plamondon (Pleinandon, Plumonden),
Timothy, XI. 512, 613n; testimony at
court of inquiry, XI. 542.
Planes, garrison supplies, XI. 417.
Plank roads, VII. 421; XIII. 365.
Plant, — , clerk, V. 431.
Plant, Michael, XI. 257.
Plante (Plant), Jean Marie, III. 34, 36.
Plaster, IV. 523; XIV. 487.
Plate funnels, XII. 127.
Plate river, Indian chiefs on, XII. 622.
Platner, Solomon, first supervisor of Fre-
donia township, II. 228, 230; landlord,
II. 261.
Plato, "Island of Atlantis," III. 46.
Platt, Judge — , III. 364.
Platt, Dr. Alonzo, IX. 142; death of, VI.
328; sketch of, VI. 333, 334.
Platt, Mrs. Alonzo, VI. 334.
Platt, B. R., V. 405.
Platt, Mrs. Betsey, death of, VIII. 22;
memoir of, VIII. 25.
Platt, Mrs. Caroline, V. 528.
Platt, Rev. Daniel, III. 281, 289.
Platt, Daniel G., III. 294.
Platt, Edwin A., death of, IX. 82.
Platt, Mrs. Eliza H., of Vt., elected honor-
ary member of the State Historical
Society, XII. 321.
Platt, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. Clark), IX.
158.
Platt, Ezra, IX. 142.
Platt, Fred A., B. A., instructor in school
for deaf and dumb, III. 447.
Platt, George W., IV. 213; VIII. 25;
death of, XI. 27.
Platt, James M., IV. 198.
Platt, Rev. L. B., V. 491.
Platt, Mary C., death of, VII. 346.
Platt, Rev. Stanwood D., III. 289.
Platt, W. P., publisher, VI. 90.
Platt, Zephaniah, attorney general, III.
117; IV. 247; VII. 475; XIII. 193; XIV.
5; sketch of, II. 314; III. 136; XI. 312,
318.
Platt & Matthews, publishers, VI. 90.
Platte river, visited by early exploring
parties, VII. 504.
Plaunte, Antoine, soldier of 1812, V. 656.
Plenderleath, Major — , XV. 244, 316.
Plessis, — , Bishop of Quebec, letter from
Lieut. Gov. Gore, XV. 52.
Plessner, Prof. Henry, of the university
of Breslau, Prussia, father of Dr. M. C.
T. Plessner, IX. 70.
Plessner, Dr. M. C. T., biog. of, IX. 69;
emigration agent, VII. 298, 301, 302;
presidential elector in 1868, IX. 70.
Plimpton, Miss — , III. 292.
Plimpton, E. M., VI. 215.
Plot for obtaining the lower peninsula
of Michigan, account of, VIII. 406.
Plough, David, VI. 170, 173; fisheries of,
VI. 193, 198.
Plough, Emily, IV. 196.
Plow, Bull, when used, XIV. 601; early
French, I. 353; iron introduced, XIV.
601; jointer, IX. 203.
Plowman, — , received letter from George
INDEX.
449
Messersmith concerning copper region,
VII. 193.
Plowshare, given each settler of early
Detroit, XIV. 662.
Plum, J. H., VII. 340.
Plum, Mary D., IV. 196.
Plum, Wheeler L., IV. 179, 180, 197.
Plum, William and wife, III. 396.
Plum creek, VI. 359; XIV. 140.
Plum trees, pioneer prices, X. 80.
Plumb, Mrs. Didoma, death of, IX. 76.
Plumbago, where found, XIV. 204.
Plummer, Benjamin, III. 309; IV. 171;
biog. of, IX. 17.
Plummer, Daniel A., III. 281, 286, 309;
IV. 171; V. 378.
Plummer, William, I. 207; county clerk
in 1875-6, I. 520.
Plums, orchards of, XIV. 501; varieties
grown in 1836 and later, X. 73, 77;
wild, V. 250; VII. 256; XIV. 438.
Plumtree, — , removes gates from plank
road to mines, XI. 173.
Plumstead, Alonzo, biog. of, IX. 27.
Plunket, — , appointed supt. of dock
yards at Quebec, XV. 201.
Plush, Carrie, IV. 195.
Plymouth bank of, V. 215.
Plymouth township (Wayne Co.), I. 509;
first election, I. 510; first tax roll II.
581-585; history of, I. 444; II. 549;
population in 1837, X. 99.
"Pocahontas," boat, IX. 284.
Pocahontas Mills, IX. 173.
Poe, Rev. Adam, XIV. 594.
Poe, Edgar Allan, (poet), era of his
writing, XIV. 310.
Poe, Gen. O. M., expended government ap-
propriations for Sault Ste. Marie ship-
canal, VIII. 155.
Poeke, Mrs. — and family, prisoners of
the British, XI. 367.
Poe-Watt, Pottawattomie chief, II. 543.
Pogen, Samuel, highway tax in 1812, IV.
409.
Pogen, William, highway tax in 1812,
IV. 409.
Pogue, James, III. 484.
Poineniea, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461Vo.
Poinsett, — , IV. 433.
Poinsett, Joel R., secretary of war, elected
honorary member State Pioneer Soci-
ety, XII. 321.
Point Abino, IV. 80.
Point au Barques, Indian name and de-
scription of, XII. 375.
Point Au Gres, where Indians cured stur-
geon, VIII. 249.
Point aux Pins, Indians attacked Gen.
Bradstreet at, VIII. 363.
Point aux Tremble (Dickinson's), early
settlers of, IV. 338, 339.
Point Chagomagon, XI. 389.
57
Point Ebinue, location of, I. 502.
Point Edwards, as an island, VI. 404.
Point Frederick, wintering harbor for
British vessels, XV. 51.
Point Iroquois, XII. 378.
Point La Barb, Indian name and loca-
tion of, XII. 380.
Point Sable, location of, XV. 23.
Point St. Ignace (Ignon), Chippewas at,
receive presents, XIII. 73.
Pointe au Fort, Indians attack Gen. Brad-
street at, VIII. 363.
Poisette, Thomas, appointed justice of
the peace of the district of Gaspe,
- XI. 622.
Poitier, Father, priest among the Hurons,'
VIII. 292, 294, 315, 322.
Poivier, — r VIII. 630.
Pokagon ( Pocagon ) , Leo, chief of the
Pottawattomies, II. 566; I. 493; III.
368; X. 166; located in Cass county,
XIV. 260, 276; related to Topinabee,
XIV. 265.
Pokagon settlement and school, IX. 133.
Polderman, A., mine owner, VII. 211.
Poles, used on roofs of early houses, I.
445.
Polhemus, Barney, death of, XI. 34.
Polhemus, J., loss by fire, VI. 291.
Polier, — , British trader, XII. 445.
Polier, Ig., signs letter to Capt. Roberts,
XV. 247.
Polish population of Michigan in 1889,
XIV. 411.
Political campaign of 1840, X. 8.
Politte, Josette, on census roll of Detroit,
1779, X. 320.
Polk, James K., eleventh president of the
United States, III. 494; VII. 453; X.
22; appointed Richard Dye postmaster
of Ionia, IX. 44; Frederick Hall re-
ceiver of "public moneys, VI. 304;
Lucius Lyon surveyor general for the
Northwest, XIII. 331; Alexis Ransom
postmaster, XIV. 116, 117; Inaugu-
rated, III. 147.
Polke, Christiana (Mrs. Isaac McCoy),
V. 147.
Polke children, adopted by Pottawattom-
ies, rescued by their father, V. 147.
Poll tax, for schools, I. 452.
Pollard, — , XI. 582.
Pollard, — , temperance worker, XIII.
392.
Pollard, Edward, on tax levied for re-
pairing the fort at Detroit in 1766,
VIII. 466.
Pollard, Rev. Richard, III. 214; letters
to Sir George Prevost, XV. 83, 658;
member of the grand jury in 1778, X.
294; signs memorial to Sir. George Pre-
vost, XV. 252.
Pollard, Ensign Robert, XI. 332; present
450
INDEX.
at Indian council, X. 543, 550, 587;
XIII. 93, 97; salary per day, X. 637.
Pollard & Mason, sign petition for better
trade facilities, XI. 424, 461, 485.
Pollock, Mrs. — , death of, XIV. 149.
Pollock, Margaret (Mrs. McEwen), V.
227.
Pollock, Weldon, V. 505.
Pollock, Mrs. M. J., death of, VI. 283.
Polygamy, among Indians, XIV. 226.
Polygamy, in Michigan, IX. 107.
Pomakona, — , VI. 459.
Pomeroy, — , III. 322.
Pomeroy, Ensign — , I. 250.
Pomeroy, Charlotte A., IV. 196.
Pomeroy, George E., V. 130.
Pomeroy, George E. & Co., publishers,
VI. 63.
Pomeroy, J., III. 279.
Pomeroy, Mary L., IV. 195.
Pomeroy, William, XIV. 180.
Pommier, M., French surgeon, II. 144.
Pomminville, Mrs. (Mme. Pominville),
VIII. 534, 536.
Pompey, slave1, I. 415, 417.
Pomroy, ^. A., biog. of, XIII. 187, 189.
Pomroy, Eliza, death of, XIV. 133.
Pomroy, Levi, XIII. 189.
Ponchartrain, Count — , II. 101; IV. 95;
VIII. 387; XIV. 662; Cadillac's letter
regarding Father Carheil, VIII. 429;
friendship for Cadillac, VIII. 434, 437;
interview with Cadillac, VIII, 433; re-
ply to Cadillac regarding the establish-
ment of a post at Detroit, VIII. 427.
Pond, — , death of, XI. 27.
Pond, Mrs. — , VI. 253.
Pond, Alfred, biog. XIII. 168, 172; mem-
ber of the legislature in 1847, XIII.
172-176.
Pond, Mrs. Alfred (Mrs. Elvira Call),
XIII. 174.
Pond, Ashley, attorney, VI. 77; VII. 175 ;
XIII. 366; presents autograph letters
of Gov. Mason to Historical Society,
XII. 329; Thomas Duncan will case,
and the E. B. Ward will case, VII.
491, 513.
Pond, C. V. R., VI. 225; IX. 23; letters
from W. Wilbur, VI. 225, 235; post-
master, VI. 246.
Pond, Caroline, IV. 195.
Pond, Cortez, VIII. 88, 89; sketch of, VI.
568, 574.
Pond, Mrs. Cortez (Miss Howe), VII.
575.
Pond, Elihu B., publisher, I. 86; VI. 71,
96, 131; IX. 11.
Pond, Elon, VII. 575.
Pond, Mrs. Emma R., death of, XIII.
113.
Pond, Rev. Enoch, V. 184.
Pond, Frank, VII. 575.
Pond, George H., III. 447.
Pond, J., III. 392.
Pond, Jared, VI. 76.
Pond, Jesse, XIII. 173.
Pond, Justin, XIII. 176.
Pond, Osman S., XIII. 176.
Pond, Rollin, VII. 575.
Pond, S. D., III. 290, 292.
"Pond Lily," steamboat, at Allegan, III,
284.
Pond's tavern, VII. "347.
Pongee, X. 504.
Ponget, Joseph, IV. 319.
Ponies, of the early French settlers, I,
354.
Ponseekman, Pottawattomie Indian,
daughter of Marcia, III. 370.
Pontiac (Pondiach, Ponteock), Ottawa
chief, I. 372, 373; II. 400, 478; IV. 300;
V. 151; VI. 464; VII. 557; VIII. 397; IX.
102, 369; XL 19; XII. 340; XIII. 48; at-
tempt to destroy Fort Detroit, IV. 411;
battle near "white oak tree," XIV. 517;
conduct of, X. 217; currency and totem
of, VII. 527; death of, XIII. 488; XIV.
258; defeat of, XIII. 311; in charge
at Bloody Run, XIII. 488; issued notes
of birch bark, XIV. 667; Mackinaw
massacre and battle of bloody bridge,
VIII. 364; manuscript, VIII. 266, 339;
personal appearance of, VI. 505; plan
of insurrection, V. 533; reared near the
Thames river, Canada, XIV. 665; re-
deems notes to French farmers, XIV.
667; "reminiscences of," III. 572;
siege of Detroit,' IV. 90; VI. 504-509;
speech of, XIII. 313; story told Fox
and Hurons to win their co-operation,
VIII. 268; supposed address in verse1,
VI. 510; visit to Maj. Gladwyn, XIV.
666; conspiracy of, VIII. 340; XIII.
213; XIV. 258, 665-667.
Pontiac Asylum, cost of building, XIII.
302; history of, XIII. 300; value of
buildings in 1889, XIV. 410.
Pontiac Company, how organized, III.
566; members of, III. 560.
Pontiac gate, site of, X. 90, 92.
Pontiac railroad, built, XIII. 484, 485.
Pontiac township (Oakland Co.), estab-
lished, III. 562; lines, location and set-
tlement of, VII. 560.
Pontiac tree, V. 532.
Pontiac, village, II. 15; V. 210, 214;
bank chartered 1835, III. 340; V.
210, 214; bonus for asylum, XIII.
301; building of first railroad,
XIII. 484; Congregational church or-
ganized, XII. 357; early settlement of,
VI. 384; first public sale of lots in,
X. 85; newspapers, Balance, Bill Poster,
Courier, VI. 91; Gazette (Jeffersonian),
III. 464; VI. 91; Herald ( Jacksonian),
VI. 91; Oakland Chronicle, established
1830, I. 386, 388, 394, in charge of
INDEX.
451
slave, Hector, I. 416; III. 599; VI. 91.
Pontiac war, II. 102; VIII. 340; fidelity
of the French questioned, II. 103.
Pontiac & Detroit railroad, built to Royal
Oak, XIV. 410, 411.
Pontiac and Gladwyn fable, X. 104.
Pontiac and Lapeer plank road, XII. 404.
Pontiac to Saginaw in an early day —
Indians and an Indian trail, X. 137.
'Ponton, John, buys early mill site at
Saginaw, VII. 247, 248.
Pont-sig-na, Indian woman, X. 149.
Pool, A. and wife, I. 241.
Pool, Lieut. Benjamin, I. 21, 22; II. 462,
466, 470; III. 576.
Pool, Mrs. C. S., death of, XIV. 184.
Pool, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 276;
XIV. 183.
Pool, Moses, land entry, IV. 397.
Pool, W. H., soldier of 1861, II. 437.
Pool, William, II. 296.
Poole, William Frederick, L.L.D., libra-
rian of Chicago, XI. iii; XIII. 5.
Poole, Rev. William H., III. 226, 237.
Poor, Prof. — , II. 436.
Poor, Rev. T. J., president of Dickin-
son Institute, IX. 93; president pro
tern of State Teachers' Association in
1860, IX. 95-96.
Poore, Ben Perley, XIV. 24, 280, 281.
Poormon, Mrs. Lafrona, death of. XIII.
131.
Pope, Gen. — , officers of, III. 183, 184,
188.
Pope, F., publisher, VI. 97.
Pope, Horace H., attorney, III. 281, 292;
XI. 312.
Pope, Horatio G., death of, V. 448.
Pope, Mrs. J. (Adams), III. 503; VII.
461.
Pope, J. D., III. 281.
Pope, Michah D., biog. of, IX. 29.
Pope, Nathaniel, of Illinois, V. 107.
Pope, Rev. R. B., VII. 593, 594.
Popham, Capt. — , XV. 589.
Popino, Seth L., on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Poplar, bark used as medicine, XIV. 428.
Poppleton, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's
school, II. 447.
Poppleton, Andrew J., IX. 207.
Poppleton, Carrie J. (Mrs. Geo. B. Lake),
death of, IX. 207.
Poppleton, Hannah E. (Mrs. Bateman),
death of, IX. 207.
Poppleton, 0., VI. vi.; IX. 6, 7, 10, 207;
XI. v. 8, 10, 153; XIII. 16, 24; XIV. vi.
12, 20, 32; address before Oakland
County Pioneer Society in 1889, XIV.
514; chosen to represent the society
at the semi-centennial celebration of
Michigan as a state, IX. 218; Early
history, of Oakland county, VII. 556;
elected president of Pioneer and His-
torical Society 1889-90, XIV, vii. 40;
"History of Calhoun county, how Bat-
tle Creek received its name," VI. 248;
member of committee to nominate offi-
cers, XIII. 7; member of legislature in
1853, XIII. 6; member of Pioneer and
Historical Society, V. 208; memorial
report of Oakland county, VII. 562;
VIII. 67; XI. 106; XIII. 237; XIV. 144;
present at meeting of Pioneer and His-
torial Society, VIII. 6-9; IX. 5; XL
' 7; XIV. 19; remark on Prof. J. H.
Agnew, XIV. 350; remarks on B. O.
Williams, XIII. 9; Sketch of Linus
Cole, IX. 201; "Sketch of William Pop-
pleton," IX. 205; statistics of Birming-
ham, XII. 403; tribute to Prof. J. C.
Holmes, XIV. 4, vice president Pioneer
and Historical Society, VI. 3; VII. vii.
ix.; VIII. xtti; IX. xii. 6; XL viii. 10;
XIII, 5, 26; XIV. viii. 18.
Poppleton, Mrs. O., member of Pioneer
and Historical Society, VI. 166; VIII.
12.
Poppleton, William, IX. viii; XIV. 591,
597, 600; children of, IX. 207; land
entry of, IX. 205; sketch of, IX, 205;
supervisor, member of the legislature,
etc., IX. 206.
Poppleton, Mrs. William, death of, IX.
205, 206.
Porcelaine, XII. 262; used by Indians,
X. 444; XIII. 57.
Porcupine, see Hedgehog.
Porcupine mountain, VII. 189; XIII. 345.
"Porcupine," revenue cutter, I. 470.
Pork, amount captured by the British at
the Miami, XV. 138; amount for Mich-
ilimackinac, X. 468-470; XV. 167, 447,
472, 563, 607, 608, 614, 617, 632, 637,
644, 645-648; amount furnished Indians
at Prairie du Chien,.XV. 91; amount in
garrison, Detroit, XL 437; captured by
British at Prairie du Chien, XV. 625;
early price of, III. 284; VI. 391; VII.
520, 483; VIII. 92, 23£; IX. 264; VIII.
587; XIV. 130; XV. 82, 91, 92, 138; how
obtained by early settlers, I. 407; In-
dian name for, XIV. 273; ordered for
Nottawasaga river, XV. 564; stored at
the Widow Forsyth's, XV. 535; used by
the early voyageurs, I. 365; used in
barter, V. 56.
Porlair, Jacques, claims for losses by
Indians, XV. 669.
Porlier, Lieut. — , commended, XV. 625,
627; in charge of canoes carrying sup-
plies to Michilimackinac, XV. 649, 650,
656, 657.
Porlier, Renac, on census roll of Detroit,
1779, X. 318.
Porrell, William Dummer, VIII. 490.
Port Arthur, I. 231; see also Toledo.
Port Austin "News," VI. 77.
452
INDEX.
Port Huron "Commercial," "Times," VI.
94; county seat, I. 321; "Early recollec-
tions" by Mrs. Nancy Howard, XIV.
531; early school taught by soldiers,
XIII. 337; first steam mill erected, VI.
414; how named, XIII. 338; light-
house, first built, XIII. 335; platted by
John McNeil, VI. 415; site of recom-
mended for stratgetic point by the
British, XV. 14.
Port Lawrence, early name of Toledo,
VI. 380.
Port Talbot, inhabitants fear invasion of
U. S. troops, XV. 499; the cause of
their discontent, XV. 504.
Port of Detroit, history of the custom
house, I. 468.
Portage Lake and Lake Superior ship
canal, VII. 63.
Portage River Improvement Co., VIII.
140, 141.
Porteous, J. L., signs memorial for pro-
tection to trade in 1780, IX. 552.
Porteous & Phin Ellice (Porteous, Phyn),
X. 255.
Porter, Abigail, IV. 195.
Porter, Alonzo B., accountant, VI. 322.
Porter, Dr. A. L., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 317.
Porter, Augustus S., II. 572; III. 103,
123, 147; IV. 431; elected member His-
torical Society, XII. 348; bill of, V.
558, 562; contribution to "Daily Adver-
tiser," VI. 63; owned island at
Niagara Falls, XIV. 40.
Porter, Benjamin, member commission to
build prison at Jackson in 1838, and
to build capitol in Lansing in 1847,
II. 307, 327, 328.
Porter, Benjamin, Jr., II. 307.
Porter, Camilla (Mrs. J. S. Hooker), III.
417.
Porter, Mrs. Charles, death of, XIII.
240.
Porter, Charles B., IV. 195.
Porter, Clarissa (Mrs. S. Mills). V. 396.
Porter, D., student of branch university
at Detroit, V. 543.
Porter, Daniel, II. 315.
Porter, David, built first court house of
Jackson, II. 298, 308, 334.
Porter, Capt. David, U. S. frigate "Es-
sex," XV. 207, 334.
Porter, E. H., VII. 416.
Porter, Elijah, II. 267.
Porter, Mrs. Eunice, VII. G.
Porter, Eunice J. (House), II. 184.
Porter, F. B., VI. 64; XII. 366.
Porter, Floyd, V. 287.
Porter, Gov. George B., I. 432, 450; II.
106, 194, 295; III. 142, 532; IV. 96; V.
223, 356; VI. 488. 499; XIV. 36, 39; ap-
pointed governor of Michigan, III. 115,
120, 121; elected a member of the State
Historical Society, XII. 319; negotiates
for Indian lands, V. 176; proclama-
tion of quarantine, II. 513, 526; sub-
scription for books for Young Men's
Society, XII. 372.
Porter, Mrs. George B., II. 106; XIV.
34, 35.
Porter, George F., III. 104; V. 545; elec-
ted a member of the State Historical
Society, XII. 319; gift of, XII. 333, 341.'
Porter, Mrs. George F., V. 545.
Porter, Capt. George S., III. 284; IV. 175.
Porter, Henry, XIV. 325.
Porter, Henry H., I. 269.
Porter, Ira, VI. 411; signs petition for
naming of Port Huron, XIII. 338.
Porter, James, I. 207; II. 184.
Porter, J. B. (Allegan Co.), III. 281.
Porter, James B., VII. 413; XIV. 100;
deacon of Plymouth church, VII. 417;
gift of, VIII. 10; memoir of Samuel
Fletcher Drury, VII. vi. 6, 382.
Porter, James D., biog. XIII. 129, 142.
Porter, Mrs. James D. (Miss Mary J.
Smith), XIII. 142.
Porter, Rev. Jeremiah, sketches of a
a pioneer ministry, IV. v. 84, 88.
Porter, John S., entered land in 1823, III.
565.
Porter, Mrs. Louisa, death of, VIII. 100.
Porter, Loyd, XIV. 323, 325.
Porter, Rev. M. M., XIII. 419.
Porter, Malvina, XIV. 325.
Porter, Martha, XIV. 325.
Porter, Mrs. Mary, death of, XI. 39.
Porter, Michah, II. 526.
Porter, Capt. Moses, I. 339; III. 86; V.
530; XI. 508; XII. 50.
Porter, Dr. Moses, VI. 319.
Porter, Peter B., death of, XI. 83.
Porter, Gen. Peter B. (New York), V.
558; VII. 337; VIII. ix; XI. 252; elec-
ted honorary member of the State His-
torical Society, 1830, XII. 317.
Porter, Reuben, of New York, III. 417.
Porter, Rev. S. J., XIV. 100.
Porter, Samuel Humes, V. 542, 543.
Porter, Sarah G., officer of the Ladies'
Orphan Association, XIV. 417.
Porter, Stuart H., VI. 271.
Porter, W., XIV. 424.
Porter, Walter, V. 475.
Porter, William, III. 280.
Porter, William, M. D., XIV. 387.
Porter, Judge William A., III. 131.
Porter, William H., VII. 374.
"Porter," steamboat, VIII. 65.
Portia, Augustus L., vote for presidential
elector, II. 314.
Portfire, garrison supplies, XI. 430.
Porthier, — , commended by Gen. Brock,
XV. 124.
Portier, Claude, royal notary, signs mar-
riage contract, VIII. 453.
INDEX.
453
Portland (Me.), library instituted 1763,
VII. 332.
Portland (Mich.), first settler of, XIV.
622; in Nottawa mission district, IV.
23.
Portland "Observer," VI. 79.
Portman, John G., VII. 345.
Portsmouth township (Bay Co.), organ-
ized, first supervisor, III. 334.
Portsmouth village, platted, III. 318;
XIII. 353.
Posey, Gen. Thomas, XII. 429, 430; gov-
ernor of Indian Territory, XII. 345.
Posler, Mrs. Louisa, death of, VIII. 99.
Post, — , IV. 292.
Post, Rev. — , IV. 263.
Post, Abraham, highway tax in 1812, IV.
409.
Post, Miss Anna (Mrs. Van Auken),
early teacher, VI. 293.
Post, Mrs. Eliza, VII. 381.
Post, Freeman, IV. 263.
Post, Deacon Henry, death of, V. 333.
Post, Henry D., editor, IX. 297; elected
a member of the State Historical
Society, XII. 323; member of relief
committee for Holland, IX. 339; "The
Rabbit River Mounds and Circles," III.
viii. 296.
Post, Henry M. and wife, IV. 263.
Post, Hoyt, early graduate of Detroit
school, I. 457.
Post, Hoyt G., bank teller, VI. 322.
Post, J. W. II. 186; III. 7.
Post, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XIII. 281.
Post, Nathaniel S., IV. 256.
Post, Samuel, pension agent, VII. 594.
Post, William R., death of, XIII. 280.
"Post Boy," schooner, II. 193.
Postage, early, XIII. 587; XIV. 117, 416,
611.
Postal, Mrs. — (Miss Fullam), XIV. 152.
Postal, George, settled in Oakland county
in 1819, III. 569; XIV. 149, 152, 158.
Postal, Mrs. George (Mary Ann Weeks),
XIV. 152.
Postal, William F., death of, XIII. 240.
Postle, Charles, V. 77.
Postmaster-generals, I. 407, 469, 470; -VI.
303.
Post office, first established in America,
VI. 348.
Potatoes, amount in Detroit settlement
in 1780, XIII. 53, 55; early crops,
yield per acre, XIII. 354; early grown
at Sault Ste. Marie, VII. 195; Famed
in song, X. 85; furnished to Perry's
fleet, I. 411; grown by Indians, II.
487; XPI. 456; XIII. 341; XIV. 548;
Price of, II. 287; V. 253; VIII. 236;
product of Michigan compared with
other states, XIV. 412; shipped from
Jackson in 1877, II. 345; taken by In-
dians, III. 380; tops used as greens,
XIV. 527; used in barter, V. 56.
Pot de Vin, — , among the Indians with-
out a passport, X. 224.
Pothier (Bothier), Germaine, XII. 543,
544.
Pdthier, Father Louis Antoine, Jesuit
missionary, X. 500-501; blessed the"
troops at Detroit as they left for Fort
.Vincennes, IX. 491; death of, X. 504;
XIII. 92; missionary to the Hurons,
location of mission, X. 96; on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
Pothier, Tanpoint C., VIII. 529; com-
mended by Capt. Roberts, XV. 102; let-
ter, to Sir. George Prevost describes the
taking of Fort Michilimackinac, XV.
141-144.
Pothier, Toussaint, XII. 543, 544; en-
trusted with the shipping of furs, XV.
591.
Pothier, Touss'r & Co., sign petition for
"improved trade facilities, XI. 424, 461.
Pothooks, V. 293; XIV. 435. i
Potier, Jean Baptiste, V. 99, 100.
Potier, Joannes, baptized in 1715, V. 99.
Pots, watering, garrison supplies, XI.
430; XII. 131.
Pottawattomie ( Petewatemie, Potawat-
amy, Putewatemie), Indians, I. 491;
III. 379, 633; VII. 537-539; XIII. 50;
XIV. 256-264; address to congress, XI.
467; XIII. 105; adopt the Polke children,
V. 147; annuities from government,
XII. 593; XIV. 259, 277; at "raisings,"
V. 297; at St. Joseph, XII. 451; XIII.
55; attack Americans, XV. 90; British
send message to, XV. 48; census of in
1763, III. 16; chiefs, VIII. 161; IX.
443, 454; X. 148, 155, 454, 472; XI.
209; XII. 455; XIII. 64, 65, 90, 567;
XIV. 28, 625; speeches of, X. 453, 506,
507; council, X. 348-353; XIII. 64; deed
of gift, to James Abbott, XII. 623-626;
embraced Catholic faith, I. 493; friend-
liness of, XIII. 552; gather at Belle Fon-
taine, V. 5; held country 125 years, V.
145 ignorant of bark canoes, X. 276;
location of, VIII. 419; XIII. 50, 377;
XV. 297; "Nottawa-Sippi" reservation,
II. 489-500; pursued government pay
master, XII. 436; removal to west of
the Mississippi river, III. 381-382; XIV.
260, 625; reported the British contemp-
lated action of U. S. troops, XV. 524;
resorting at Michilimackinac in 1782,
XIII. 70; shared inhabitant's petition
XII. 647; signed treaty of peace XII.
9; XIV. 259; sold lands, III. 307;
spoke language of Ottawas and Chip-
pewas, XV. 44; territory occupied by
III. 368; V. 170; VI. 364; VII. 149;
X. 147; village of, XIII. 313; at De-
troit, VIII. 429; on Huron river. X.
454 INDEX.
248; XIII. 50; on Salt river, XIII. 53. Potter, Nathaniel, reveals plot of Major
Pottawattomie Islands, Indian name of, Rogers, X. 225-230.
XII. 379. Potter, Nelson, death of, XIV. 184.
Pottawattomie trail, I. 328. Potter, Robert Edson, biog. of, XIII. 168.
Potter, — (Branch Co.), VII. 347. Potter, Mrs. Robert E., XIII. 169.
Potter, — , teacher in Detroit schools, I. Potter, Sheldon, XIII. 202.
462. Potter, Rev. W. S., IX. 45.
Potter, A. H., publisher, VI. 70. Potter, Welthy Baldwin (Mrs. Sheldon
Potter, Abiel, Q. M. S., soldier of the P.), XIII. 202.
Black Hawk war, VI. 220; VII. 349. Potter, Wm. R., death of, VIII. 46.
Potter, Allen, I. 88; X. 154; XIV. Potter Brothers, loss by fire, VI. 185,
113; asylum treasurer, XIII. 306; con- 186.
gressman in 1875, III. 124; death of, Potter & Walter, XIV. 113.
VIII. 13, 47, 48; merchant and banker, Potter & Woodbury, merchants, XIV. 113.
XIII. 217, 218. Pottery, early, X. 88; XIV. 516; found
Potter, Alonzo, bishop of Pennsylvania, in Indian mounds, II. 41, 44.
XIII. 284; elected honorary member Potts, Henry, biog. of, XI. 32.
of State Historical Society, XII. 319. Potts, Hiram, publisher, VI. 92; IX. 299.
Potter, Charles H., VII. 555; first clerk Potts, Capt. W., X. 649, 650, 664; XI.
of New Field township, VII. 556. 326, 337; XIII. 99, 100.
Potter, Clara A., IV. 195. Pottsdam township (Lenawee Co.), or-
Potter, Dan P., death of, XIV. 191. ganized name changed to Riga, II.
Potter, Mrs. Diana, IV. 238; VIII. 29. ' 362.
Potter, E. K., VI. 175, 176. Poucher, A'ndrew, death of, VII. 544.
Potter, Edward, sheriff of St. Clair Poucher, Philip, death of, VII. 545.
county, VI. 411; death of, VIII. Poudret, — , member of grand jury in
46. 1778, X. 294.
Potter, Edwin, I. 296, 300, 301. Pouget, Joseph, name on census roll of
Potter, George N., president Eaton Detroit in 1782, X. 602; taxable prop-
County Pioneer Society in 1880, IV. erty of, in 1802, VIII. 538.
236, 238. Pound, Robert, IX. 594.
Potter, George W., death of, IX. 75. Poupar, Joseph, name on census roll of
Potter, Dr. Hazzard A., III. 376. Detroit in 1782, X. 610.
Potter, Dr. Henry C., IV. 19; VII. 401. Poupard, Angelique, IV. 76.
Potter, Henry & Son, hotel proprietors, Poupard, Charles, I. 345; V. 561; VIII.
III. 352. 411; XII. 580.
Potter, Ira, first white male child born Poupard, Simon, elected a member of
in Davison township, death of, XIII. State Historical Society, XII. 337.
168. Poupart, Jean, IV. 75.
Potter, J. D., soldier of the rebellion, VI. Pous, Indian, X. 533; XII. 454.
179. (Alpena.) Pousha, Mrs. Lambert, death of, XI. 105.
Potter, James, death of, XL 94. Powder for Indians, V. 5; X. 580-632;
Potter, James J., deputy collector of cus- XL 356, 357; XII. 146, 175, 225, 230,
toms, VI. 188, 196; supervisor of Al- 235, 241, 246, 257, 274, 284, 287; XIII.
pena city, VI. 184. 73, 74; XV. 89, 91, 607, 608, 615, 616,
Potter, John, II. 583. 644-649; garrison supplies, X. 369, 383;
Potter, John C., VIII. 661. XL 429, 430; given each settler of
Potter, Rev. Laurens Baldwin, I. 7; II. early Detroit, XIV. 662; invoice at
70; III. 4, 8, 108; assisted in laying Mackinaw, XV. Ill, 644, 649, 655; ord-
foundation for Hillsdale college, VI. nance supplies, XII. 131, 135, 136,
145; biog., XIII. 202, 204; death of, 138, 139; sent to Chicago from Mack-
XIII. 196; drafted resolution which se- inaw, XV. 224.
cured Hillsdale college to the church, Powder flasks, ordnance supplies, XII.
VI. 142; X. 46; XIII. 203; member 127.
State Historical and Pioneer Society, Powder horns, for Indians, XL 356;
III. 266; XIII. 36; trustee of Hillsdale ordnance supplies, XII. 129, 136-139.
college, VI. 147, 154, 162, 165; voted Pow-di-gee-ka-waa, Ottawa chief present
against removal of college from Spring at a council in Detroit in 1778, IX.
Arbor, VI. 148, 152. 442.
Potter, Mrs. L. B., XIII. 204. Powell, — , VII. 419.
Potter, Lydia (Mrs Marsh), VIII. 93. Powell, — , attorney, XL 624, 625.
Potter, Nathan, IX. 78; X. 116; XL Powell, — , Chief Justice, VIII. 402.
134. Powell, Lieut. — , commended, XV. 625.
INDEX.
455
Powell, — , Serg., prisoner of war, XV.
469.
Powell, A. B., III. 359.
Powell, E. R., publisher, III. 474, 488;
VI. 79, 90.
Powell, Grant, surgeon, XV. 124.
Powell, Brigadier-General Henry Watson,
IX. 641; X. 448, 486, 491, 495, 508,
548, 578, 582, 591, 597, 598, 600, 614-
616, 624, .647, 657, 658; XI. 374; XIII.
47; letter from Capt. Bird, X. 625;
Maj. DePeyster, IX. 630; X. 633; Gen.
Haldimand, X. 492; Gov. Sinclair, X.
489; letter to Gen. Haldimand, IX. 632;
report of field troops in 1782, X. 619.
Powell, Jesse, death of, VIII. 57.
Powell, John (surveyor), III. 583, 590;
XI. 108.
Powell, John A., III. 545.
Powell, Mrs. Margaret, death of, VII. 543.
545.
Powell, Milo, VI. 421.
Powell, O., entered land in 1838, III.
564.
Powell, Mrs. Silas, death of, VII. 488.
Powell, William Dummer, letter to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 324; member of
the Land Board of Hesse, XII. 17, 23,
27.
Power, John, candidate for congress,
XIV. 97.
Power, Mary (Mrs. T. E. Gidley), XIV.
404.
Power, Col. Nicholas, XIV. 404.
Power, Dr. Pliny, I. 512.
Power, Robert D., I. 255, 256; XIV. 413.
Power, Stephen, death of, VIII. 56.
Power, William, settled in Michigan in
1825, X. 56.
Power of attorney, given by Bishop Fen-
wick, IX. 130.
Powers, — , carpenter at Michilimack-
.inac 8th Regt, XI. 416.
Powers, — , lake captain, VI. 493.
Powers, Rev. — , Ypsilanti, II. 513.
Powers, A. L., VI. 183, 211.
Powers, A. L. & Co., loss by fire, VI.
185.
Powers, Mrs. Anson (Miss Alexander),
XIII. 551; death of, XIII. 231.
Powers, Arthur, II. 551; III. 562; XIV.
590; entered land in 1823, III. 564;
settled in Farmington in 1824, IV.
420; VII. 560.
Powers, Dr. D. C., IX. 22.
Powers, Rev. David, charter member of
•the Freewill Baptist church of Claren-
don, X. 38; name on election roll of
1799, VIII. 509; ordained a minister,
X. 42.
Powers, Edward, II. 169, 170.
— Powers, H., land entries, III. 401.
Powers, Hazzard, attorney, VI. 411.
Powers, Capt. Henry, II. 495-499.
Powers, Isaac, landlord, III. 553; IV.
301, 303, 304.
Powers, Israel, first supervisor of Cam-
bridge township, IV. 304.
Powers, J. E., student 1846, V. 421.
Powers, James, name on election roll of,
1799, VIII. 509, 511; soldier of the
Black Hawk war, V. 505.
Powers, Joel, death of, XIII. 282.
Powers, John, entered land in 1825, II.
449; settled in Farmington in 1824;
IV. 420.
Powers, Michael, county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 520.
Powers, Moses, name on election roll of
1799, VIII. 509, 511.
Powers, Nathan, early teacher, IV. 421;
entered land in 1825, II. 449; furnished
facts and data for a sketch of the set-
tlement of Farmington, IV. 419, 420.
Powers, Oliver L., death of, XIII. 164,
167.
Powers, Orlando W., attorney, XI. 312.
Powers, Stephen S., first supervisor of
Homer township, II. 231, 232.
Powers, William, Lenawee county, 1879,
IV. 298.
Powers, William, New York state, VII.
502; death of, VII. 503.
Powers, Mrs. William, VII. 497, 502.
Powers, William H., county clerk in 1875-
6, I. 519.
Powers, William R., VII. 527.
Powlison, Abraham V., charter member
of first Congregational church of Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Powlison, I. V., XIV. 525.
Powlison, John C., XIV. 525; charter
member of first Congregational church
in Comstock, V. 413.
Powlison, Mrs. J. C. (Catherine Van Ars-
dale), memoir of, XIV. 525; charter
member of first Congregational church
in Comstock, V. 413, 416.
Pownall, George, secretary Province' of
Quebec, XI. 627; memorial to Lord Dor-
chester, XII. 11; signs proclamation
dividing Canada into two districts, XL
621.
Poyntz, Lieut. — , XV. 638; complaint
against by Lieut. Col. McDonall, XV.
564, 590.
Pradel, Juan de Dios (Chilian), kind-
ness to American soldiers in Mexico,
VII. 119.
Prairie du Chien (Cheen), XII. 442;
captured by Gen. Clark, XV. 610; citi-
zens send information to Capt. Roberts,
commander at Michilimackinac, XV.
246; county seat, I. 154; description
and capture of, by the British, XV.
623-628; Indians, list of presents for,
XV. 654-656; inhabitants apprised of
battle of Tippecanoe, XII. 444; in-
456
INDEX.
voice of goods for Indians at, 1812,
XV. 91; licenses to trade with Indians
at, IX. 650; martial law proclaimed,
XV. 687; number of British troops at,
XV. 627; treaty, XII. 425; United
States troops stationed there, 1814, XV.
631.
Prairie du Rocher, settlement at, III. 14.
Prairie River township (Bronson), IX.
174, 175; XIII. 122.
Prairie Ronde, II. 158, 159; ancient gar-
den beds found at, II. 20, 24, 26; bank,
III. 526; early settlers of, II. 158; V.
372; first settler of, VII. 481; Indian
name for, XI. 209.
Prall, D. E., VII. 287.
Prange, C., VI. 336.
Pratt, — , grocer at White Pigeon, V. 400.
Pratt, Capt. — , officer of revolution, III.
33.
Pratt, Capt. — , XIV. 543.
Pratt, Dr. — , V. 397.
Pratt, Misses — , XIII. 157.
Pratt, Mrs. — , gift of, II. 6.
Pratt, Rev. — , VII. 553.
Pratt, Mrs. A. J., IX. 22.
Pratt, Aaron, IV. 302.
Pratt, Mrs. Abigail Rogers, biog. of, VI.
298; children of, VI. 298; death, VI.
11; member State Pioneer Society, VI.
11, 300; one of the founders of the
Ladies' Library Association of Lansing,
VI. 299.
Pratt, Judge Abner, II. 109, 201, 239; III.
285; VII. 475-477, 529; X. 17; XI. 273,
275, 278, 296, 297, 312; XIII. 39, 320;
associate justice, 1850, III. 115; chief
justice, III. 116, 131; declined to try
liquor suit, XIII. 400; prosecuting at-
torney of Rochester, N. Y., XIV. 568;
regent of University, XIV. 352; re-
marks on Perley Bills, IV. 305; sketch
of life of, XI. 278; state senator, XIV.
412; subject of Dr. Lamborn's sar-
casm, XIII. 516; and the "Good Samar-
itan," XIV. 569, 570.
Pratt Alpheus, I. 179; death of, VII. 545.
Pratt, Deacon Alvah, III. 638.
Pratt, Mrs. Amasa (Miss Mary Little-
John), XI. 305.
Pratt, Asa, death of, XI. 84.
Pratt, Benjamin, III. 280, 286.
Pratt, Bessie, IV. 195.
Pratt, Capt. C. 0., singer, VIII. 7; IX.
9; XL 11; XIII. 27, 157.
Pratt, Daniel, XIII. 156.
Pratt, Judge Daniel L., IV. 256; VI. 149;
VII. 529, 532; trustee of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 154, 162.
Pratt, Daniel S,, I. 86.
Pratt, E., III. 294, 295.
Pratt, Mrs. E., XI. 8.
Pratt, E. G., V. 474.
Pratt, Eliakim M., VI. 298, 300.
Pratt, Eliza M., IV. 195.
.Pratt, Ella C., IV. 195.
Pratt, Mrs. Elmira, death of, XIII. 219.
Pratt, Mrs. Eunice L. (Mrs. D. Pratt),
biog. XIII. 156; children of, XIII. 157;
death of, XIII. 133.
Pratt, F. S. (Coldwater), VI. 234.
Pratt, Dr. Foster, assistant surgeon, U.
S. A., IV. 145; VI. 438; XI. 293n.
Pratt, Francoise, name on census roll of
Detroit in 1728, X. 603.
Pratt, Miss Francis D., VI. 298, 299.
Pratt, Frank S., IV. 195.
Pratt, George, V. 414.
Pratt, H. O., XIII. 157.
Pratt, Mrs. H. P., member of Society,
IX. 91.
Pratt, Herman, I. 172, 179.
Pratt, Henry, sheriff, VII. 260.
Pratt, Hubert R., VI. 299; deputy auditor
general, III. 2.
Pratt, Mrs. Hubert R., IV. 243; member
of Pioneer and Historical Society, XI.
12.
Pratt, Mrs. J. F., IX. 26.
Pratt, Rev. J. M., I. 298.
Pratt, Jared, I. 239, 245.
Pratt, John, XIII. 411, 412.
Pratt, Joseph (Hartford Conn.), I. 435.
Pratt, Joseph, (Woodstock), V. 448.
Pratt, L. K., III. 280.
Pratt, Lucius H., V. 474, 479.
Pratt, Mary, IV. 195.
Pratt, Noah, C., IV. 195.
Pratt, Noah Miner, soldier of the rebel-
lion, killed in action in 1862, VI. 298.
Pratt, Mrs. P. M., V. 13.
Pratt, Peabody, XIII. 412.
Pratt, Philena, V. 448.
Pratt, Robert S., IV. 195.
Pratt, S. F., V. 474.
Pratt, Sally, III. 556.
Pratt, Seth, early teacher, X. 7.
Pratt, Susan, death of, XIV. 134.
Pratt, W. A., member of the legislature,
XIV. 413.
Pratt & Gibson, II. 335.
Pratt & Myers, IX. 52.
Pratt, Rice & Co., II. 335.
Pratt, Robinson & Co., publishers of New
York, X. 98.
Pray, Mrs. Alvina F. (Torrey), IV. 237;
VI. 271.
Pray, Esek, III. 425.
Pray, Eseck, land entry, IV. 398.
Pray, Nathan H., IV. 238.
Pray, Thomas W., II. 205.
Pray's tavern, V. 244.
Prayles, Samuel, death of, IX. 54.
"Predmore, Jeduthan, soldier of 1861, II.
436.
Free, C. D., planted one of first orchards
in Zeeland township, IX. 269.
Prehistoric people, evidences of, in Oak-
INDEX.
457
land county, XIV. 515, 516; their
manufactured articles found in Oak-
land county, XIV. 516.
Pre-historic race, II. 45-52; relics of, VII.
557; see also Mound builders, III. 202.
Premeau, Baptiste, I. 265.
Preng, Helena, death of, XI. 83.
Prentice, George Denison, journalist, V.
382; X. 17, 18; XI. 273; XIV. 310.
Prentice, Gilbert W., XIV. 423.
Prentice, Walter W. (Branch Co.), III.
342, 343.
Prentice, Walter W., mayor of Monroe,
VI. 369n.
Prentis, Browse T., IV. 429; remarks on
Judge Goodwin, XIII. 287.
Prentis, George H., VII. 600.
Prentiss, — , counterfeiter, II. 481.
Prentiss, Albert N., graduate of Agricul-
tural college; prof, of botany in Cornell
university, VI. 132.
Prentiss, Azariah, member of commission
to organize railroad company in 1835;
V. 473, 477.
Prentiss, Joseph, entered land in 1824,
III. 563.
Prentiss, Lorissa, II. 447.
Prentiss, N., entered land in 1824, III.
563.
Prentiss, N. C., entered land in 1824, II.
449.
Prentiss, S. S. (Mississippi), XI. 272,
293; XIII. 216; defeated Col. J. F. H.
Claiborne for congress, XIII. 498; or-
ator of 1840, X. 11, 15-20, 22, 23; XIV.
310.
Presbyterian church, see Churches.
Presbyterian mission, at La Pointe, XIV.
207, 235.
Presbyterians and Congregationalists
unite, I. 401; XII. 353.
Prescott, — , explorer, III. 46.
Prescott, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 48.
Prescott, Abigail, IV. 283.
Prescott, David, VII. 467.
Prescott, E. E., VII. 467.
Prescott, Ezra B., lawyer, IV., 311; V.
459, 466.
Prescott, James, came to America in
1665, VII. 466.
Prescott, Maj. Joseph, revolutionary sol-
dier at the surrender of Burgoyne, VII.
466.
Prescott, Oliver, Gov. Crapo's partner,
III. 465.
Prescott, Gen. Robert, XII. 272; XV. 14;
approves order for Indian presents, II.
246-248, 251, 259, 276; governor in 1795,
III. 119; recall mentioned and tribute,
XII. 304, 306.
Prescott, Samuel, III. ix; IV. 283; VII.
466; brief account of Blackman, Rives
and Henrietta townships, III. 503, 504,
58
515, 517; early settler of the town of
B-lackman, VII. 464.
Prescott, Mrs. Samuel, III. 516.
Prescott, Mrs. Samuel, Jr., VII. 467.
Prescott, William, IX. 594.
Prescott, William H., historian, V. 19.
Presents, for Indians, see Indian Pres-
ents.
Presque Isle (Presquille), (Black Rocks),
boats at, XV. 490; fort destroyed, XIV.
665; Indian name and description of,
XII. 377; in Lake Erie, XV. 50; skir-
mish on, XV. 156; statement of U. S.
Squadron at, in 1812, XV. 334; U. S.
troops collect at, XV. 518.
Presque Isle county, organized, county
seat located, I. 311, 312; VI. 185;
treasurer and clerk of in 1875-6, I. 520;
vote of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Press of Allegan county, history of, VI.
67; of Michigan, history of, VI. 62.
Pressley, Matilda, IV. 195.
Pressley, Susan, IV. 196.
Presson, Henry, name on census roll of
Detroit in 1827, XII.
Preston, Capt. — , III. 86.
Preston, A. E., member of the legislature,
XIV. 383.
Preston, Content, death of, VIII. 44.
Preston, David, II. 206; III. 225-228, 230,
231; account of raising church debt,
III. 232.
Preston, Mrs. Frances A., V. 529.
Preston, J., Sr., I. 238, 240.
Preston, Jacob, I. 79; II. 6.
Preston, James, III. 286.
Preston, Jane E., I. 239.
Preston, John, I. 245.
Preston, Miss Kate, V. 321.
Preston, Marvin, I. 131; first clerk in
Calhoun county, II. 196, 202; land
entry, II. 245.
Preston, Mrs. Rebecca, IV. 238.
Preston, Roswell, Sr., I. 92; II. 87; land
entry, IV. 395; XI. 268; member of
Society, VII. 10.
Preston, Samuel, I. 159, 160, 244; IV.
238.
Preston, Stephen B., elected a member
of the State Historical Society, XII.
325
Preston, Col. Stephen H., I. 55, 61; II.
237, 238; first prosecuting attorney of
Calhoun county, II. 202; VI. 253; land
entry, III. 404.
Preston, W., III. 292.
Preston, Mrs. William, VI. 307.
Preston, William P., VI. 348.
Prettiplace, Mrs. Hannah, death of, IX.
56.
Prevost, Sir George, governor general of
Canada, II. 483, 486; IV. 48; VIII. 642;
XV. 24, 124, 127, 188, 205, 243, 244,
458
INDEX.
259, 261, 297, 300, 305, 306, 307, 316,
321, 329, 344, 361, 385-387, 406, 493, 531,
545, 547, 558, 582, 584, 621, 622; author-
ized martial law for Michigan, VIII.
642; authorized treaty for release of
prisoners, XV. 183; commissioned Rob-
ert Dickson, Indian agent, XV. 217;
letters from Col. Barclay, XV. 389, 426;
Earl Bathurst, XV. 185, 255, 289, 313,
326, 352, 431, 448, 461-463, 479, 505-
507, 536, 579, 608, 636, 686, 687; Col.
Baynes, XV. 597-601; Bocherville, XV.
315; Gen. Brock, XV. 76-79, 85, 94, 115-
119, 122, 123, 139, 147, 150, 162-165; an-
nouncing capture of Detroit, XV. 132;
Col. Bruyeres, XV. 478; Maj. Gen. Dar-
roch, XV. 397; Gen. H. Dearborn, XV.
136, 161, 205, 211; relative to suspension
of hostilities, 128; Gen. DeRottenburg,
XV. 346, 371, 373, 394, 397, 398, 417,
430, 440; Robert Dickson, XV. 208;
Lieut. Gen. Drummbnd, XV. 452-455,
457, 468, 469, 472-477, 479, 481, 492, 499,
502, 511, 517, 523, 527-531, 533-535, 538,
539-541, 549-553, 561, 565-567, 572, 581.
587-590, 595, 603-606, 634, 639, 652, 679,
684-686; James Dunlop, XV. 333; Fred-
erick duke of York, XV. 157, 158, 447,
482, 487, 494, 507, 658; A. Gray, XV. 191,
198; Gen. Hull, XV. 140; Brig.Gen. Alex.
Macomb, XV. 537; McTavish, McGil-
livry & Co., and Forsyth Richardson
& Co., XV. 590; Lieut. Col. Myers, XV.
133, 231; Chaplain Richard Pollard,
XV. 83, 658; T. C. Pothier; describing
the taking of Michilimackinac, XV.
141-144; William Dummer Powell, XV.
324; Gen. Proctor, XV. 293, 312, 331,
337, 339, 347, 354, 360, 364; Capt.
Roberts, XV. 308; Maj. Gen. Sheaffe,
XV. 135, 171, 176, 186, 187, 271, 274,
283; Maj. Gen. Stovin, XV. 550; Brig.
Gen. Vincent, XV. 298, 318; Brig. Gen.
Wilkinson, XV. 369; James L. Yeo. XV.
532; letters to Col. Baynes, XV. 543;
Earl of Liverpool, XV. 87; Maj.
Gen. Proctor, XV. 402; unaddressed
letter, XV. 138; unsigned letter to,
XV. 547; memorial by Angelique Beau-
champ, widow of Chas. Reaume, XV.
585; received memorial of Lieut.
Joseph Lambeth, XV. 577; petitioned
for restoration of furs taken at Michili-
mackinac, XV. 281; petitioned to
strengthen Amherstburg and Detroit,
XV. 250; report from Maj. Gen. George
Glasgow, XV. 55; report of Capt. Mc-
Kay, XV. 656; signs terms of armis-
tice, XV. 545.
Prevun, Antoine, taxable property of in
1802, VIII. 539.
Prey, Joseph, I. 327.
Price, — , 84th reg. XI. 416.
Price, Capt. — , exchanged as prisoner of
war, XV. 285.
Price, Lieut. — , see Rice.
Price, A. W., XIV. 379.
Price, Mrs. Aaron, death of, XIV. 135.
Price, Mrs. Eunice P., death of, XIV. 97.
Price, George (Lenawee Co. ),""!!. 394.
Price, George (Berrien Co.), death of, II.
27.
Price, Henry J., IV. 283.
Price, Isaac W., death of, IX. 75.
Price, J. B., III. 281.
Price, Capt. J. R., VI. 282, 283; VII. 420,
421.
Price, Mrs. J. R., VII. 420.
Price, Jacob, VIII. 174.
Price, Joshua, V. 347.
Price, L. B., VIII. vii.; IX. 10; death
of, XIV. 149; member of legislature1,
VIII. 175; reminiscences, VIII. 173.
Price, Rev. Lorenzo D., III. 236; VI. 17.
Price, O. F., lawyer, III. 430.
Price, Onesimus, VI. vii.
Price, Phineas, death of, XIII, 228.
Price, Mrs. Phineas, death of, XI. 96.
Price, Stephen, VI. 265; biog. of, VI. 267.
Prices of -Apricot trees, X. 80; apples,
VIII. 236; apple trees, X. 80; balls,
XV. 91; beans, VI. 391; coat in Rich-
mond in 1862, III. 183; butter, III.
183, 284; VI. 391; VIII. 236; calico
(prints), III. 284; XIII. 587; XIV. 130;
XV. 91; cement, XV. 434; cider, VIII.
236; clocks, XIII. 587; cloth, I. 332;
coffee, I. 332; III. 183; corn, II. 159; XV.
617; corn meal, XV. 92; cotton, XIV. 130;
flour, I. 407; III. 183, 246; VII. 483, 520;
VIII. 92; XV. 138, 661; furs, VIII. 481;
grain, produce and ammunition in 1778,
IX. 470; grape roots, X. 80; grease,
XV. 434; guns, XV. 91; land, per acre,
II. 39; letter postage, XIII. 587; logs,
shingles, staves and bark, in an early
day, IX. 263; melons, in Richmond in
1862, III. 183; nails, I. 332; XIV. 130;
oats, XV. 661; peach trees, X. 80; plum
trees, X. 80; pork, III. 384; VI. 391;
VII. 483, 520; VIII. 92, 236; XIII.
. 587; XIV. 130; XV. 138; potatoes, V.
253; VIII. 236; powder, XV. 91;
quince- trees, X. 80; rum, I. 332; shot,
XV. 91; strouds, XV. 91; sugar, XIV.
130; tea, I. 332; XIV, 130; tobacco, XV.
91; turkeys, VIII. 236; volume of col-
lections, III. 539; wampum, VIII. 481;
wheat, III. 246; V. 253; VII. 483; X.
86; XIII. 587, 661; whiskey, I. 332,
407; II. 488; VIII. 236; XV. 138; wine,
XV. 91.
Prices current at Detroit in 1778 IX.
439.
Pritchard, Rev. — , XIV. 164.
Prichard, Mrs. Fannie, biog. XIV. 149,
164.
INDEX.
459
Prickers, for guns, in ordnance stores,
XII. 131.
Prickett, — , interpreter, III. 282.
Priest, D. S., I. 7.
Priest, Josiah. archaeologist, II. 22.
Priest, O., IIJ. 281.
Priest, S. H.; III. 281, 291.
Priest, W., III. 281.
Priest, W. S., III. 291.
Prime, Kathrine, death of, XIII. 131.
Primeau, Joseph H., VII. 175.
Primo, Francis, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of the revolu-
tionary war, VIII. 410.
Prince, Rev. — , I. 401; VI. 377.
Prince, Mrs. Ann E., IV. 357.
Prince, Mrs. Eliza, V. 545.
Prince, John, M. P. of Canada, elected
honorary member of the State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 321.
Prince, Col. John, VII. 84, 85, 87; XII.
415, 423; captured schooner "Ann,"
XII. 418; cruelty to prisoners, XII.
422, 423; ordered soldiers shot, XII.
619, 620; XIII. 534, 599, 600, 601.
"Prince Eugene," schooner built in 1832,
I. 471.
"Prince Regent." boat, XV. 95, 533.
"Princess Charlotte," boat, XV. 680.
Princeton university, see Universities.
Prindle, John, land entries of, III. 569.
Pring, Capt. — , arrival at Kingston,
given command of the "Royal George,"
XV. 284, 376.
Pringle, Lieut. Alexander, at the battle
of Raisin River, XV. 239; signs memor-
ial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252.
Pringle, Eugene, II. 319, 331, 340; III.
500, 508; VII. 463.
Pringle, William C., I. 90.
Printing, cost of vol. 1, Pioneer and His-
torical Collection, II. 9; how paid, V.
7.
Printing presses, early date of advent in
Detroit, XIII. 489; first in Michigan,
I. 486.
Prior, Lieut. — , conducted smelting fur-
nace in 1808 or 1809, VIII. 668.
Prior, John, death of, VI. 446.
Prior, Thomas, II. 254.
Pris, S., III. 294.
Prison cells, dimensions of, .VI. 102; con-
victs, table of comparison, VI. 99-101.
Prisoners (American), XV. 426, 468;
among Indians, cruel treatment of, II.
37; XV. 436-438; captured at Niagara,
XV. 455; captured at Prairie du Chien,
XV. 625; how treated at Montreal, XV.
364; protected from Indians, XV. 626;
sent to Halifax, XV. 357; taken at Red
Mills, XV. 416; taken by the British
on the River Raisin or Frenchtown,
XV. 229; (British), XV. 413, 427, 499,
589, 639; taken at battle of Miami, XV.
277; exchange of, XV. 205, 207, 285,
386-389; treaty for release of, XV. 183,
184.
Pritchard, Gen. Benjamin D., III. 281,
286, 292.
Pritchard, Kinzie, V. 225.
Pritchette, Kintzing, III. 319; V. 476;
VI. 108; bank commissioner, II. 320;
V. 218; proposed for membership in
State Historical Society, XII. 319.
Pritte, — , author of "Border Life," VIII.
479.
Prize money, ordered paid, XV. 567; of-
fered for locomotive engine that would
run ten miles an hour, IX. 272; cash
captured by U. S. troops, XV. 639; dis-
tribution of, governed by rules, XV.
432; for capture of ordnance, XV. 329;
Probasco, Joseph, death of, XIII. 240.
"Probate court of Wayne county," I. 433.
Probate judges, of Mackinac county, VI.
348; Lenawee county, VIII. 165.
Probate office, of Wayne county in 1841,
XII. 556.
Proclamations, of Gen. Isaac Brock in
1812, and how preserved, VII. 122;
Gov. Cass organizing counties of Craw-
ford; I. 154; Lapeer, I. 218; Macomb,
I. 258; Michilimackinac now Mackinac,
I. 272; Monroe, I. 276; Oakland, I. 303-
305; III. 560; Saginaw, I. 313, 314;
St. Glair, I. 320; Washtenaw, I. 325;
Wayne, I. 339; of Charles II. of Eng-
land, anent the making use of foreign
salt, VIII. 449; King George III. divid-
ing Canada into districts, XI. 620;
Wm. Henry Harrison, governor and
commander-in-chief of the Indian terri-
tory in 1802, organizing Wayne county,
VIII. 540; Gen. Hull, to Canadians,
XV. 105; John Miller regarding grain
and flour, XV. 661; martial law in the
Mississippi country, XV. 687; Thanks-
giving, 1830, XII. 615; Van Buren's
neutrality message referred to, XII.
416.
Proctor, Miss — (London, Eng.), XIV.
336.
Proctor, A. F., publisher, VI. 83.
Proctor, Ann, V. 417.
Proctor, Bryan W., poet (Barry Corn-
wall), letter from Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, introducing Lucy Stone, XIV. 336.
Proctor, Harry, XV. 318.
Proctor, Henry, British volunteer at bat-
tle of Raisin River, XV. 239; recom-
mended for promotion, XV. 296.
Proctor, Gen. Henry A. (Col.), I. 54, 474;
IV. 319; V. 134, 135; VI. 374, 499; VII.
126, 539, 547; XI. 119; XV. 58, 115,
118, 120, 122, 126, 132, 147, 168, 169,
175, 176, 186, 231, 238, 248, 253, 257,
261, 264, 274, 275, 279, 299, 303, 305,
309, 311, 316, 322, 333, 334, 342, 344,
460
INDEX.
345, 346, 352, 374, 375, 379, 381, 394,
397, 398, 409, 410, 414, 415, 418-420,
440, 447, 463, 486, 488, 551, 553, 567,
585, 658; account of the battle of the
Thames, XV. 427-430, 435, 444-446,
agreement for exchange of prisoners,
XV. 285, 286; amount of bounty on
American scalps, XIV. 534; army an-
nihilated at the battle of Thames river,
XV. 399, 407; asked permission to oc-
cupy Turkey Point, XV. 378; request
granted, XV. 385; collecting scattered
army, XV. 410, 418; commanding at
Battle of River Raisin, XV. 239; com-
plimented by Judge Woodward, XV.
234; for his conduct of affairs at the
River Raisin, XV. 232; cruel treatment
of prisoners, V. 558; XV. 436; decree
protested by citizens of Detroit, XV.
241; defeated at the battle of the
Thames, his escape, XV. 399, 429; de-
stroyed British vessels and stores to
prevent capture, XV. 428, 444; detains
Dr. S. McKeehan with flag of truce,
XV. 236; granted leave of absence to
Whitmore Knaggs on parole, XV. 405;
in command at the battle of the Miami,
XV. 276-278, 284, 310; informed of or-
der for his court martial, XV. 562;
insult to flag of truce, XV. 304; in-
vestigation denied him, XV. 467, 470;
joins Maj>Gen. Vincent's division after
his defeat on the Thames, XV. 420;
letters from Col. Baynes, XV. 382, 562,
574-576; Capt. Richard Bullock, XV.
391; Maj. Gen. De Rottenburg, XV.
328, 441; M. Elliott, XV. 363; Col.
Harvey, XV. 381; Maj. Muir. XV. 148,
151; Capt. Roberts, XV. 167; A. B.
Woodward, XV. 159; to Col. Baynes,
XV. 232, 291, 355, 554, 562, 575; Col.
Brenton, XV. 367; regarding Whitmore
Knaggs, XV. 338; Gen. Brock, XV. 119,
125, 129, 144, 150, 154-156; Maj. Gen.
De Rottenburg. XV. 399, 414, 421, 435,
443-446; announcing naval defeat, XV.
377; Lieut. Gen. Drummond, XV. 452,
470; Maj. Evans, XV. 172, 226; Secre-
tary Freer, XV. 137, 370-372, 439; Capt.
McDonall, XIII. 330; XV. 297, 314, 325;
Sir Geo. Prevost, XV. 293, 312, 331,
337, 339, 347, 354, 360, 364, 402; Col.
Myers, XV. 301; Maj. Gen. Sheaffe, XV.
174, 178, 215, 227, 235, 242, 267, 272;
Maj. Gen. Vincent, XV. 408; Judge A.
B. Woodward, XV. 163; Duke of York,
XV. 471; nnaddressed, XV. 145, 372; un-
signed, XV. 319, 336, 357, 361, 362,
384, 395, 400; lived in the Cass
house, XIV. 534; martial law pro-
clamation presented to the His-
torical Society, XII. 329; men-
tioaed for honorary medal, XV. 207;
number of years in service when de-
feated at the Thames, XV. 435; offers
reward for the scalp of Peter Navarre,
V. 189; orders Americans to leave De-
troit, VIII. 639, 640; proclamation
of martial law for Michigan, VIII.
642; recommended change of pay-
ment in Indian departmqfit, XV. 267;
receives report of prisoners taken at
River Raisin, XV. 230 ; regulations gov-
erning the Territory of Michigan, VIII.
634-642; reimbursement recommended
XV. 171, 172; rejects plan of retreat,,
XV. 347; report of American troops,
XV. 235, 236; number of British troops
at River Raisin, XV. 237-240; removed
citizens of Detroit, XV. 241, 242; re-
quests investigation, XV. 435, 452; re-
quired to state details of operations on
the Thames, XV. 441; responsible for In-
dian massacre, XIV. 140; retreat to the
Thames, XV. 400, 412, 414, 427; sanc-
tions cruelty to enemy, XV. 437; states
disposition of Indians at Detroit, XV.
150; thanked by Gen. Winchester for
kindly treatment of prisoners, XV. 230;
trial by court martial ordered, XV. 494;
unfavorable impression of, XV. 493,
494.
Proctor, Mrs. Henry A. and daughter,
XV. 297, 318.
Proctor, John T., memoir of, VII. 493.
Produce and supplies, price in 1778, IX.
439.
Prohibition amendment, see amendment
prohibition.
Prolux, Charles, taxable property of, in
1802, VIII. 538.
Proost, John, death of, XI. 84.
Prophet (Lau-be-was-i-kaw), brother of
Tecumseh, at battle of the Miami, XV.
290; attacks Gen. Harrison's army, VI.
465; chosen chief of all the western
nations, XV. 534; invited to meet
British in council,- XV. 44; retired to
the Wabash, XV. 49 ; troops attacked by
Gen. Harrison, XV. 180.
Prosser, Miss Emily R. (Mrs. Amos Or-
ton, Jr.), XIII. 260.
Proudflt, Jane Ann, death of, IX. 75.
Proutery, Mrs. Almira, death of, IX. 17.
Prouty, Amariah T., I. 88, 210; XI. 77;
biog. XIII. 36, 212, 213; established
nursery, XIII. 214; refers to Indian
mounds, II. 24.
Prouty, Mrs. Amariah T. (Miss Sophia
Ransom), XIII. 213, 215.
Prouty, Andrew J., III. 279.
Prouty, George W., died in the war of
the rebellion, XIII. 215.
Prouty, Jeanette (Mrs. Gibbs), first
white child born in Allegan county,
III. 280; VI. 169.
Prouty, Leander S., III. 279, 280; biog.
INDEX. 461
of, VI. 169; first settler of Allegan, rouse, VIII. 467; pillaged and mur-
VII. 305. dered at Prairie du Chien, XV. 625,
Prouty, Mrs. Leander S., III. 279, 280; 626; visited by Joseph Ainse, XI. 502;
VI. 169. XIII. 83.
Prouty, Col. Nathaniel, II. 572; IV. 464. Pudney, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Geo. W.
Prouty, S. S., II. 87. Swift), XIV. 458.
Prouville, Alexandre de, see Tracy. Puddefoot, Rev. W. G., asylum chaplain,
Proux, — , signs petition against Me- XIII. 307.
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X. "Puddlefort Papers," XIV. 187.
238. Puebla, siege of, Michigan troops at, II.
Proux, Pierre and wife, on census roll 174, 175, see also battles.
of Detroit in 1779, X. 322. Pugh, H. D., gift of, I. 31.
Provencal, Mrs. — , loss by fire, I. 347. Puigh, Mrs. Bridget, death of, XIV. 192.
Provencal, Ann, I. 345. Pulaski, Count, Polish chieftain for
Provencal, James, I. 345. whom township was named, V. 346.
Provencel, Peter, elected a member of Pulcher, Rev. James C. (priest), XIII.
State Historical Society, XII. 331. 460.
Providence library, instituted 1753, VII. Pulford, Rev. — , IV. 217.
332. Pulford, William, (Alpena) VI. 179, 206.
Provincal (Provincil), Pierre, XI. 423; Pulford, Dr. William, memoir of, VII.
on census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 563.
316. Pullen, James, land entry, IV. 398.
Provincial Rangers, where organized, Pullen, N. W., member of the legislature,
VIII. 364. IV. 413.
Provisions, guarded, search made for, X. Pullen, William, III. 280; VI. 169.
622; in Indian dept, 1794, XII. 153; Pullman, Jesse D., I. 300.
price of, III. 284. Pulls, Clistena, death of, XIII. 112.
Prudden, Rev. Theodore P., VI. 299; VII. Pulver, Andrew, soldier of the rebellion,
vii.; VIII. 10; "Twenty years of the died in prison, VII. 179.
history of Plymouth church, Lansing," Pulver, Michael, IV. 302.
VII. 404. Pumpkins, II. 487; III. 380; XIII. 354;
Prudden, Mrs. Jane, V. 333. blossoms used as food, XIV. 548.
Prudheme, — , IX. 398. Puncheon, XIV. 294, 450.
Prudhomme, Francois, III. 35; on census Punches, garrison supplies, XI. 428; XII.
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 601; signs peti- 131, 137.
tion against McDougal's possession of Punk, used for making fire, XIV. 209;
Hog Island, X. 238. where found, IV. 499.
Prudhomme, Jacques, III. 35, 36; taxable Punmow, Pottawattomie chief signs deed
property of, in 1802, VIII. 538. of gift to James Abbott, XII. 625.
Prudhomme, Pierre, on census roll of De- Punse, Sarah, death of, XIV. 52.
troit in 1782, X. 601; signs petition Purcell, Archbishop, IX. 134; ordained
against McDougal's possession of Hog Rev. James Savage, XIII. 462.
Island, X. 238. Purcell, Sergeant — , XV. 353.
Pruman, — , X. 123. Purcell, Edward, signs petition for a
Prussia, Christian, established tannery in representative in congress, XII. 587.
Jackson in 1830, II. 279, 296; first clerk Purchase, — , VII. 577.
of Jackson township, II. 309. Purdue, James, VII. 607.
Prussia & Mills, V. 350. Purdey, Abbie (Mrs. G.), IV. 489.
Prussia, system of education in, V. 29, 30. Purdy, Alexander, IX. 215.
Prutzman, Abraham C., I. 8; VI. 421; Purdy, Elijah, death of, III. 610.
member of the board of Agricultural Purdy, George, IV. 481, 489, 509, 511,
college, VI. 135. 526, 535, 536.
Pruyn, J. V. L., interested in construe- Purdy, Ira (Uncle Major), II. 190. IX.
tion of first Sault Ste. Marie ship canal, 215.
VIII. 154. Purdy, Joseph, XIII. 384.
Pryor, Lieut. — , VIII. 560. Purdy, Mary (Mrs. Joseph Yerkes), XIII.
Pryor, Mrs. Emeline, death of, XIII. 281. 384.
Pryor, Lieut. Nathan, XII. 440; escape Purdy, P., III. 304.
from Indians, XII. 449. Purdy, Robert, I. 512; XIII. 384; land
"Psyche," British boat in war of 1812, entry, III. 563; VII. 560; member of
XV. 312. legislature in 1837, II. 115.
Puants (Stinkards), XI. 502, 506; assist- Purdy, Stephen, XIII. 384.
ed the British at capture of Michili- Purdy, Thomas, IV. 302.
mackinac, XV. 142; efforts made to Purdy, William, XIII. 384.
462
INDEX.
Purdy house, I. 396.
Purinton, David B., IX. 20.
Puritans, observation of Sabbath, XII.
491.
Purky, Jacob, on census roll of Detroit
in 1827, XII. 461^.
Pursell, Emily, death of, XIV. 53.
Pursley, Daniel, on election roll of 1799,
VIII. 510, 511.
Pusawpaco Sippy (Iron mine river),
XIII. 50.
Pusby, Thomas, XII. 120.
Puthuff, Major William H., VI. 348, 351;
VIII. 661; XII. 348; address of citi-
zens of Detroit to, VIII. 655; answer
to, VIII. 656.
Put-in-Bay, XV. 476, 490; British desire
to occupy, XV. 354.
Putman, Rev. Daniel, asylum chaplain,
XIII. 306.
Putman, John, death of, IX. 48, 51.
Putman, Worthy, death of, XI. 27.
Putnam, troops at, XV. 513.
Putnam, — and wife, X. 192; death of,
IV. 277.
Putnam, Gen. — (Patriot), as a boy, IV.
327; killed at Windsor, VII. 86; XII.
418, 422; XIII. 599.
Putnam, Miss — , VII. 86.
Putnam, Mrs. — , taken prisoner by In-
dians, II. 566.
Putnam, Mrs. — (wife of General Put-
nam), VII. 86.
Putnam, Albert T., death of, IV. 270.
Putnam, Mrs. Albert T., death of, IV.
270; first white child born in Jack-
son, II. 283.
Putnam, Bela F., X. 39.
Putnam, Dr. Charles M., VIII. 32.
Putnam, Cornelius, X. 42.
Putnam, Rev. D. P., I. vii. 282-284.
Putnam, Prof. Daniel, VI. 39n; principal
of "Union" school, Kalamazoo, IX. 94;
discusses "school prizes" at State
Teachers' Association in 1860, IX. 96.
Putnam, Douglas, gift of, XIV. 42.
Putnam, Emma C., IV. 196.
Putnam, Enos, Bank director, VI. 324.
Putnam, G. C. P., IV. 520.
Putnam, John H., IV. 196.
Putnam, John W., III. 324, 327.
Putnam, L. I., soldier of the rebellion, V.
488.
Putnam, Lemuel D., bank director, VI.
323.
Putnam, Orlean, II. 566; IV. 227.
Putnam, Parkis P., memoir of, V. 488.
Putnam, Peter, biog. of, XI. 30.
Putnam, Uzziel, early settler of Cass Co.,
I. 140; V. 149.
Putnam, Uzziel, Jr., I. 133; V. 149.
Putnam, William, X. 39.
Putney, Rachel (Mrs. S. S. Baker), XI
42.
Putney, provisions for U. S. troops stored
at, XV. 536.
Putnode, Nicolas, taxable property of, in
1802, VIII. 540.
Puttaguasimine, Indian relates Indian
tradition, XIII. 377.
Putty, in ordnance stores, XII. 131.
Pympton, Rev. Billings, O., preacher,
1823, III. 235; V. 468.
Pyramids of Egypt and Mexico, space
covered by, XIV. 653.
Pyrites, iron, where found, XIV. 204.
Quackenboss, Daniel G., VII. 528; XIV.
269.
Quackenboss, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of,
IX. 57.
Quackenboss, H. J., VII. 530.
Quackenbush, Orson, I. 256.
Quadrants, garrison supplies, XI. 429;
XII. 131.
Quail, numerous, VI. 475.
Quail parties, of Detroit, I. 513.
Quakers, (Friends) in Michigan, anti-
slavery principles, VII. 528, 529.
Quamciose, Indian, X. 392.
Quanicassee river, XIII. 351.
Quant, Jacob, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
Quantrell, Mary, IV. 238.
Quarries, at Stony Island and Mongua-
gon, 1749, II. 102; sandstone, III. 488.
Quashquamenomwait, Indian, VIII. 667.
Quasquanette, Louis, XII. 579.
Quay, S. A., publisher, pupil of St. Clair
academy, V. 499.
Queal, Henry M., death of, XI. 135.
Queal, William, death of, XIV. 136.
Quebec, act of 1744, III. 15; captured by
the English, VII. 153; colonization of,
XIV. 653-655; currency of the Province
regulated by ordinance, X. 214; dis-
tance from Montreal, XV. 22, 23; found-
ed, 1608, VIII. 369; French flag un-
furled at, III. 12; licences granted to
trade with Mackinaw Indians, 1778,
IX. 650; memorial to secretary of, XII.
11; Roman Catholic Bishop of, com-
mended by Earl Bathurst, XV. 432.
"Queen Charlotte," British man-of-war, I.
411; XIV. 63; XV. 85, 121, 145, 151;
captured, XV. 377.
Quesne, Marquis — de, Gov. Gen. of
Louisiana, I. 351.
Queenston Heights, enclosed battery re-
commended for, XV. 522.
Quetzacoatl (St. Brendan), pyramid in
memory of, XIV. 653.
Quiadre, Monsieur — de, X. 216.
Quick, A. J., XI. 30.
Quick, Mrs. A. J. (Miss Fish), XI. 31.
Quick, A. V. D., death of, XIII. 241.
Quick, Deacon David, VIJ. 516.
Quick, Dennis, biog. of, XI. 107.
INDEX.
463
Quick, Rev. James, I. 240.
Quick, John, death of, IV. 284.
Quick, Mary, land entry, III. 566.
Quick, Nancy M. (Miss Perrin), XI. 107.
Quick, Miss Phoebe (Mrs. Stout), VIII.
54.
Quick match, XII. 124.
Quigley, Ann, death of, XI. 84.
Quigley, Isaac, II. 13; IV. 278.
Quigley, John, IV. 278; X. 123.
Quigley, John, death of, IX. 84.
Quigley, Robert, IV. 278.
Quigley, Samuel, millwright, II. 13; IV.
276, 279.
Quigley, William, IV. 278.
Quill pens, imported from Holland, XIV.
295, see also Holland.
Quilleriez, see Quyeries.
Quimby, H., land entries, III. 406.
Quimby, John, Sr., I. 266, 267; on elec-
tion roll, 1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Quimby, John, Jr., first sheriff of Menom-
inee county, I. 267.
Quimby, Joseph, V. 521; highway tax,
1812, IV. 409.
Quin, William, death of, XIV. 51.
Quinby, William E., IV. 442; letter from
Mrs. Henry P. Tappan, VI. 25; presi-
dent Detroit Free Press Co., VI. 65.
Quinlan, James, death of, XIV. 189.
Quince trees, pioneer price of, X. 80,
Quincy, Josiah, historian, era of his writ-
ing, XIV. 310; graduate of Harvard
college, XIV. 356.
Quincy, Mrs. Michael, death of, XI. 105.
Quincy (Mass.), first railroad in U. S.
built to, IX. 272.
Quincy (Branch county), newspapers,
Literary Reporter, Times, VI. 71; semi-
centennial history of, VI. 237-247;
township organized, II. 189.
Quine, Mrs. Henriette (Miss Hall), XIII.
221.
Quinn, Albert O., publisher, VI. 78.
Quinn, Rev. John, priest, V. 190.
Quinn & Winsor, publishers, VI. 78.
Quinte Bay, XV. 476.
Quiquabous (Quiquapous), Indians, X.
532, 550, 587, 589; XI. 370, 371; XIII.
93, 101; chiefs at the council with
Gov. Hamilton; IX. 452, 457, 475.
Quirck, Matthew, VI. 478.
Quirk, Patrick, III. 545.
Quitman, Major-General John Anthony,
IV. 126; XIII. 216.
Quivey, Mrs. A., II. 353.
Qunior, Bosseron, IX. 480.
Quoi, kee-pee-nan, Pottawattomie chief,
IX. 443.
Quokock, Chippeway chief, X. 472.
Qureau, Mrs. Eva, VI. 227.
Quyeries, — , VIII. 341, 346, 348, 357.
Rabbi, Gabriel, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 671.
Rabbit, Thomas, death of, VI. 384.
Rabbit (Waboos), I. 403; staple winter
diet, XIV. 229.
Rabbit river, mounds on, III. 296.
Rabergon, Joseph, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827; XII. 4611/2.
Rabineau, Allen, VII. 622.
Raccoon, abundant, I. 403, 404; V. 251;
XIII. 339, 548; destroyed grain, XIV.
440; fat used for lamp oil, XIV. 443;
skins used for caps, XIV. 438.
Rachfuss, E. J., VII. 436.
Racours, Madame — , taxable property,
1802, VIII. 535.
Radcliffe, Charles K., publisher, VI. 84.
Radcliffe, John F., publisher, VI. 84.
Radenhurst, Lieut. — , assisted in the cap-
ture of the1 "Scorpion" and "Tigress,"
XV. 641, 643.
Radford, Robert, member of first horti-
cultural society, X. 75.
Radishes, early grown at Sault Ste.
Marie, VII. 195.
Rafter, Rev. W. W., VI. 195.
Rafts, X. 59; fired by Indians, XIV. 667;
VIII. 331, 334, 335; used by soldiers
to cross Wisconsin river, XII. 431.
Ragan, M., VII. 204.
Ragan, Thomas, III. 292.
Ragan, Rev. Z., VI. 85.
Ragen, Brice, X. 527.
Ragstones, ordnance supplies, XII. 133.
Raher, Capt. Frank, VII. 205, 207, 208.
Rai, Joseph, claim for losses by Indians,
XV. 672.
Raiche, Louis J., I. 268.
Raider,- Mrs. Emma (Miss Cadwell),
XIII. 208.
Raienaugh, A. O., artist, VII. 343, 344.
Railroad Commissioner, 1887, gift of, XI.
14.
Railroad hotel, location of, XIV. 418.
Railroads, II. 317; III. 439; V. 59; VII.
65, 71; air line, II. 317-319; Allegan
& Marshall, purchased by the State,
XIV. 410; Amboy, Lansing & Traverse
Bay, purchased by Jackson, Lansing &
Saginaw Ry. Co., II. 318, 350; Attica
& Buffalo, XIII. 221, Attica & Hornells-
ville (New York & Erie), company or-
ganized, XIII. 222; Baltimore and Ohio
commenced, 1828, IX. 273; Bay de
Noquet & Marquette, VIII. 157; "Calico
Branch" (nickname for Paw Paw
road), III. 633; canal, XIII. 116; Chi-
cago & Lake Huron, III. 439; Chicago
& Michigan Lake Shore, III. 635; IX.
277; Chicago & West Michigan, IX.
277; Detroit, Grand Haven, and Mil-
waukee, IX. 276; Detroit, Lansing &
Northern, XIII. 222; Detroit, Mackinac
& Marquette, VIII. 158; Detroit and
464 INDEX.
Milwaukee, 1855, IX. 273; Detroit & Tecumseh, purchased by the State,
and Pontiac, charter granted 1834, IX. price paid, XIV. 4101
273; Detroit & St. Joseph, purchased Rails, made by pioneers, V. 299.
by the State, XIV. 410; early develop- Raimbault, C., VIII. 454.
ments in Michigan, I. 46-48; Erie and Raimbault, F. L., VIII. 452.
Kalamazoo, II. 317, 364; built, I. 231; Raimbault, Pierre, VIII. 453; IX. 486;
description of first car, V. 129; Flint carried goods to Fort Vincennes against
& Holly, III. 439; Flint & Pere Mar- orders of the British, IX. 486; X. 301;
quette, III. 440; Flint & Port Huron, rescued from hanging, IX. 505.
III. 439; Fort Wayne, Jackson & Sag- Rains, Major — , commander at Fort
inaw, II. 318, 319; report for 1877, II. Gratiot, XI. 251; sketch of, XL 256.
344; statement of, II. 343-346; Grand Rainsford, Capt. — , XV. 684.
Rapids and Holland, IX. 279; Grand Rainville, Joseph, II. 487, 526, 531, 533-
Rapids & Lake Shore, organized, IX. 635, 538, 543, 556, 560, 561, 573, 612n,
277; XIII. 222; Grand Rapids & Sag- 613n, 615n; commended, XV. 625.
inaw, XIII. 222; Grand river Valley, Raisin river; battle on, XV. 227-229;
chartered, II. 317, 319; Grand Trunk, number of British troops engaged in,
II. 318; IX. 276; Granite, first one XV. 229; Indian name for, IV. 394; set-
constructed in U. S., IX. 272; Great tlement on, I. 360; harbor on, XV. 13;
Western (Canada), IL 318; IX. 276; Raisin River bank, chartered, 1832, III.
completes Detroit & Milwaukee, IX. 279; 340.
Havre Branch, XIV. 411; Houghton & Raisin River settlement, I. 360; XV. 170,
Ontonagon, "XI. 122; illustration of first 171.
car in Michigan, IV. 516; Iron Moun- Raisin township (Lenawee Co.), organ-
tain, constructed, VIII. 155, 157; in- ized, II. 361, 365; land entries, II. 368.
corporated, VII. 168; Jackson, Fort Raisin Valley history cited, II. 378.
Wayne & Cincinnati, II. 318, 319; Jack- Raisin Valley seminary, II. 370.
son & Lansing, II. 318; Jackson, Lan- "Raisings" and "Bees," among the early
sing & Saginaw, II. 317, 318, 319, 350; settlers, V. 296; without whiskey, V.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, III. 634; 298; description of, XIV. 438.
Lake Shore & Mich. Southern, IV. 404; Raleigh, Mrs. Barney, death of, XL 105.
Lake Shore of West Michigan, IX. 277; Raleigh, Walter, attorney, VII. 496, 503.
land grants for, VII. 65; Marquette, Raleigh, Sir Walter, VII. 328.
Houghton & Ontonagon, VIII, 157; Mar- Ralph, — , VI. 309.
quette & Ontonagon, VII. 168; VIII. Ralph, Michael, VII. 175.
157; Maumee Branch, XIV. 411; Michi- Ralph, W. W., named Rutland township,
gan Central, I. 46; II. 319; XIII. 357; of Barry county, I. 114.
built to Ypsilanti, XIV. 410; report for Rameau, E., elected member of State
1877, II. 344; sold, I. 48; Michigan Historical Society, XII. 349.
Lake Shore, in hands of receiver, IX. Ramezay (Ramesay), M. Claude de, act-
278; Michigan Southern, I. 46-48; pro- ing governor of Montreal, III. 118.
jected, XIII. 357; Muskegon & Ferrys- Ramsdell, Jedediah, II. 582.
burg, IX. 277; New York & Erie, organ- Ramsdell, John D., V. 449.
ized, XIII. 222; Northern, XIII. 357, Ramsdell, Judge Jonathan G., IV. 6; VI.
360; Northwestern, VIII. 158; num- 3; instructor in Agricultural college,
ber of miles of, in 1841 and 1899, XIV. 1861, VI. 135; memorial report of
410, 411; of Marquette and vicinity, Grand Traverse county, XIV. 96; vice
VII. 168, 169, Michigan, IX. 272, Otta- president State Historical Society, II.
wa county, IX. 270; Washtenaw county, 68, 184; III. xi. 3, 100, 108; IV. ix.;
I. 331; Oakland and Ottawa company, V. 1; VII. ix., 7; VIII. xiii., 9; IX. 11;
incorporated, 1848, IX. 273; "Ore & For- XL vii., 10; XIII. vii., 18, 26.
est, XIV. 411; Palmyra & Jacksonburg, Ramsdell, Joshua, VI. 620; on muster roll
V. 129; chartered, II. 317; ironed, XIV. of 1832, VI. 349.
411; Paw Paw & Lawrence, III. 634; Ramsdell, Morton B. (R.)( II. 284, 314;
Peninsula, VIII. 158; Pere Marquette, VI 445
completed, III. 439, 440; Pontiac, built, R '^pi/ Thomas T TT «q- VI 2<U-
XIII. 484, first engine, XIH. 485; Pon- *' , °™f I J" ' \ 559>, VQ
tiac & Detroit, built to Royal Oak XIV. ™T^ °£TTT £ Historical Society,
410; opened, XIV. 411; River Raisin VIL 151; VIIL 12; vlce President> IX-
and Lake Erie, purchase of, by State xi-; XI- 10> XIV- viii" 18-
authorized, XIV. 410; St. Clair & Ramsey (Ramsay), — , XII. 86, 179; 180;
Romeo, time of building extended, contractor for bridging Canard river,
XIV. 411; Ypsilanti & Monroe, time of 1793, XII. 48.
building, extended, XIV. 411; Ypsilanti Ramsey, Mrs. Virginia G., principal of
INDEX.
465
the female department of Hillsdale col-
lege, VI. 161.
Rand, Daniel, IV. 280.
Rand, Dr. Gardner T., I. 157.
Rand, Leonard, IV. 266.
Rand, Capt. Thomas J., I. 285, 300.
Randall, — , III. 280.
Randall, — , VII. 420.
Randall, Capt. — , XIV. 543.
Randall, "Squire" — , VIII. 229.
Randall, A., land entries, III. 430.
Randall, Abby, death of, XIII. 122.
Randall, Addie A., IV. 195.
Randall, Dr. Alvah, VII. 149; XIII. 120-
123.
Randall, Benjamin, IX. 81.
Randall, Rev. Benjamin, founder of Free-
will Baptist church, VI. 137; X. 43.
Randall, Caleb Dwinell, III. viii., 107,
111, 112; VI. 235; X. v.; XI. 8, 9; XIII.
38, 122; "Early banking in Branch
county," III. 39; history of Green town-
ship, IX. 172; X. 63; member State
Historical Society, III. 266; IV. ix.; VI.
3; VII. ix. 6; VIII. viii., 9; IX. 11,
218; XI. 10; memorial reports of
Branch county, IX. 19, 20; XIII. 120,
519; "the Pottawattomies," VII. 149.
Randall, Chester, J., I. 241, 244.
Randall, Mrs. Chester J., I. 241; first
white child born in Ogden township,
VII. 519.
Randall, Rev. D. A., VII. 178.
Randall, Emily, I. 244.
Randall, Emma L., M. D., asylum phy-
sician, XIII. 306.
Randall, Flavius, IV. 279.
Randall, Gideon, IV. 279.
Randall, H., IX. 81.
Randall, Mrs. H. A. (Miss Hunt), XI.
112.
Randall, Horatio, VII. 493.
Randall, Mrs. Horatio, death of, VII.
488; resolutions on death of, VII. 493.
Randall, Ira E., attorney, XI. 312.
Randall, Dr. I. E., VII. 343.
Randall, Isaac, I. 244, 245.
Randall, J. G., V. 12.
Randall, James A., member of State His-
torical society, XIV. 196.
Randall, Mrs. Joanna Woodburn, biog.
XIII. 120.
Randall, John, death of, XIV. 51.
Randall, Joseph, located land, IV. 279.
Randall, L. H., banker, VI. 321, 322, 331;
Randall, Lewis L., death of, XIII. 281.
Randall, Lydia, death of, XIII. 122.
Randall, Mabel, VIII. 7; "Bishop Chase
in Gilead," VII. 358; letter from Henry
I Chase, VII. 363.
Randall, Maynard, IX. 81.
Randall, Deacon N. L., V. 416, 417.
Randall, R., II. 393.
59
Randall, Robert, attempt to form a stock
company for the purchase of all lands
of the lower peninsula of Mich., VIII.
407, 408.
Randall, Samuel, If 244, 245; III. 553.
Randall, Samuel C., III. 451, 453.
Randall, Sherman M., XIII. 26.
Randall, Sophia, death of, XIII. 121.
Randall, Thirza, I. 244.
Randall, William, I. 244; located land,
IV. 279.
Randall & Darragh, bankers, VI. 321,
322.
Randolph, Edmund, XI. 147; refused to
sign constitution, 1787, XI. 148.
Randolph. Miss Eliza F. (Mrs. R — Man-
ning), XIV. 420.
Randolph, John, X. 22.
Randolph, Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia,
elected honorary member of State His-
.torical Society, 1829, XII. 316.
Randot, — , ' intendant of Canada, VIII.
435; XII. 651.
Raney, George, W., publisher, 1838, II.
323; VI. 80.
Rangabe, C. R., acting Greek minister,
1869, letter from, regarding naming of
Ypsilanti, IV. 400.
Rangers, corps of, sentenced to be whip-
ped, rescued by Capt. Brant, VII. 134.
Ranier, M. F., I. 296.
Rankin, — , VIII. 529.
Rankin, Col. — , VII. 83-85, 87; captured
colors of invaders at Windsor, XIII.
599, 600.
Rankin, Arthur, corresponding member
of State Historical Society, XII. 328.
Rankin (Rinkin), David, X. 307; XI.
498; XIII. 69.
Rankin, Miss Ella, instructor in Battle
Creek college, II. 215.
Rankin, Francis H., publisher, III. 431,
441, 453, 464; VI. 75; member commit-
tee to draft charter for Flint, III. 438,
449; member State Historical Society,
XIII. Ill; XIV. 41.
Rankin, Mrs. F. H., III. 448; IV. 244;
member building committee of the Li-
brary Association, III. 449.
Rankin, George H., publisher, III. 464.
Rankin (Renkin, Rinkin), James, IX.
473; X. 456; on Detroit's census roll,
1779, X. 316; 1782, X. 603; signs peti-
tion, XIII. 54.
Rankin, John, IX. 594.
Ranney, — , corporal, organized militia
in Webster township during Black
Hawk scare, XIII. 551.
Ranney, Dr. George E., IV. viii. 542, 543;
VI. 263, 264; VII. 302; gift of, XI. 14.
Ranney, Rev. J. A., III. 288.
Ranney, Mrs. J. A. (Miss Toby), X. 190.
Ranney, Lucius S., I. 169; IV. 249.
466 INDEX.
Ranney, Mrs. Maud (Maud Mason), XIV. XIV. 627; railroad commissioner, VI.
128. 291; student of Dr. Stone's school, X.
Ranney, Peyton, XIII. 597. 31.
Ransom, — , contracts with British for Rantiford, Capt. — , of ship Russia, which
timber for boats, IV. 325, 326. carried Michigan soldiers to Mexico,
Ransom, Alexis, XIII. 294n; XIV. 112; VII. 113.
biog., XIV. 114-117. Rapaljg, Lieut. — , attacked U. S. recon-
Ransom, Mrs. Alexis, XIV. 115, 116. noitering party and recaptured cattle,
Ransom, Antoinette, V. 421. XV. 640.
Ransom, Daniel, signature on lease for Rapitale, Baptiste, taxable property, 1802,.
house, 1802; VIII. 527, 528. VIII. 539.
Ransom, Gov. Epaphroditus, II. 108; III. Rapp, Conrad, VI. 242.
103, 135, 385, 466, 529, 532; VI. 11; VII. Rapp, Mrs. Frederick, death of, XIII.
116; VIII. 202; XI. vi., 271, 277, 280, 129.
290, 312; XIII. 39, 314; XIV. 116; ap- Rapp, George, landlord, V. 66.
pointed Col. E. H. Thompson, commis- Rappleye, Samuel, death of, XIV. 133.
sioner of immigration, IX. 34; X. 176, Rarick, Isaac, V. 505.
180; as judge, I. 123, 193, 210; II. 200, Rarrick, Miss Flora, IX. 7; XL 11; XIII.
307; III. 285, 473, 629, 635; IV. 291; 10; XIV. 8.
V. 403; VII. 472, 473; IX. 256; X. 162; Rasle, Sebastian, Jesuit priest, V. 94, 95.
XIII. 2, 516; XIV. 340; assisted in Raspberries, abundance of, VIL 256; in-
founding Augusta, V. 260, 386; chief come from, in Ottawa county, IX. 269.
justice supreme court, III. 115, 116, 120, Rasps, ordnance supplies, XII. 131.
131; XIV. 412; first governor inaugu- Rassette, Francis, of Detroit, remained
rated in first capitol at Lansing, VI. British subject at close of revolution-
291; letter to Col. Toll, VII. 121; mem- ary war, VIII. 410.
her committee to prepare plans for Rassy, Jacob, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
first court house at Kalamazoo, XIII. Rastel, Jean Joseph de, V. 106.
596; member of Michigan legislature, Rastel, M. Phillippe Francois de, see
XI. 291; member of Vermont legisla- Rocheblane.
ture, XI. 290; recommended hospital Rath, Frederick, soldier of the war of the
for insane and asylum for deaf and rebellion, II. 436.
dumb, XIII. 293, 295, 304. Rath, Wm., death of, VIII. 46.
Ransom, Major Ezekiel, soldier of the Rathbone, — , VII. 520.
war of 1812, XIV. 114. Rathbone, A. D., attorney, II. 312.
Ransom, Dr. Fletcher, XIII. 213, 214; Rathbone, Amos, IX. 284; member of
XIV. 413. committee to locate second asylum,
Ransom, Rev. H. W., III. 243. XIII. 301.
Ransom, J. H., VII. 357. Rathbun, Lafayette, IV. 229.
Ransom, James, XIV. 116. Rathbun, Lucius, IV. 229.
Ransom, John, publisher, VI. 74. Rathbun, T. R., VI. 234.
Ransom, Capt. Judah, IV. 81. Rathbun, Vortimer, IV. 229.
Ransom, Lucinda Fletcher, XIV. 115. Rathburn, Dr. — , of N. Y., XIII. 519.
Ransom, Mrs. P. S., V. 323. Rathfon, Mrs. Catherine, death of, XIV.
Ransom, Roswell, V. 258, 259, 360, 385, 69.
409, 414; VII. 481, 482; refers to In- Rations, amount issued to troops during
dian mounds, II. 24. last half of years 1772-3, X. 250, 251.
Ransom, Mrs. Roswell, V. 259. Ratteen, for Indians, X. 496, 497, 632;
Ransom, S. H., I. 210. XII. 147, 258, 275, 285.
Ransom, Samuel C., I. 88; death of, VII. Rattlesnakes, numerous, XIV. 512.
10. Ratzel, F. W., publisher, VI. 91.
Ransom, Sophia (Mrs. Amariah T. Rauch, Mrs. Anna M., death of, VI. 383.
Prouty), XIII. 213. Rauch, Sarah (Mrs. J. Kirkland), XI. 92.
Ransom, Major Wyllys C. (son of Gov- Rauchfuss, E. J., VII. 3.
ernor Ransom), V. 421; VII. vii.; VIII. Rauck, G. W., gift of VIII. 10.
16; IX. 6, 10; XIII. 6, 17; XIV. 116, Rautawaubet (Kautawaubet) county, see
342; address at Kalamazoo, VII. 469; Wexford county.
address at Lawrence, Kansas, before Rawdon, Lord — , XI. 515.
"The Society of Michigan," 1871, VI. Rawdon, Wright & Hatch, -engravers of
106; explains origin of poem, "Kan- bank bills, V. 221. ,
sas and Michigan," XIII. 28; member Rawley, J., III. 281.
State Historical Society, X. iv.; XI. iv., Rawles, Aaron B., II. 437, 444; V. 474,
viii.; XIII. 7, 25, 33; XIV. 23; pre- 477; early member Young Men's Soci-
sented a poem by Rev. S. W. Duffleld, ety, XII. 362.
INDEX. 467
Rawles, Jacob, soldier of the rebellion, Raymond, Mary A., death of, VIII. 45.
II. 436. Raymond, Oliver, X. 58.
Rawls, Paul W. H., V. 421; XIV. 338, Raymond, P., land entry, III. 426.
340; sketch of, XI. 318; soldier of the Raymond, Samuel D., II. 436, 445.
rebellion, III. 528; XI. 312. Raymond, William A., VI. 500; XIV. 416.
Rawlson, Chancey, death of, VII. 543. Raynale, Dr. — , II. 479.
Rawson, Luther, II. 429; III. 553. Raynale, Spencer, II. 479.
Rawson, Mrs. P. S., XIV. 367. Raynate, Dr. Ebenezer, V. 487.
Rawson, Sentlow, XV. 84. Raynpr, Tyrrell J., attorney, XL 312.
Rawson Duncklee & Co., VI. 63. Razors, for Indians, X. 562; XII. 258,
Ray, — ,' VIII. 244. 275, 285.
Ray, Augustin, highway tax, 1812, IV. Rea, Dr. — , X. 123.
409. Rea, Mrs. Mary, death of, IX. 39.
Ray, D. W., publisher, II. 331. Read, Daniel, death of, XI. 96.
Ray, Daniel L., signs petition for a rep- Read, Gilbert E., see Reed.
resentative in congress, XII. 587. Read, Samuel B., death of, VIII. 114.
Ray, Margaret, I. 238. Reade, Lyman, publisher, III. 350.
Raymbault, Father — , established mis- Reading, Henry H., V. 409, 410.
sion at Sault Ste. Marie, 1641, VII. 152; Reading, railroad completed to, II. 319.
XIV. 656. Reading "Press," VI. 76, 77.
Raymbault, Charles, death of, VIII. 373. Reagh, Joseph, III. 35; XL 345.
Raymond, Dr. — , VI. 411. Real, Rev. — , priest, XIII. 441.
Raymond, A. H., II. 426. Realey, David, said to have sown the
Raymond, Amelia M., confirmation of in first wheat in Ottawa county, IX. 263,
Trinity church, VII. 314. 264.
Raymond, David C., first clerk of Free- Reames, Aaron, IV. 227.
dom township, IV. 396. Reames, L. B., IV. 225.
Raymond, Edward G., county treasurer Reames, Mrs. Lovina, IV. 227.
in 1875-6, L 520. Reames, Mary (Mrs. Wm.), IV. 227.
Raymond, Francis, I. 341; XII. 345, 363, Reames, William, IV. 227.
373, 579; letters from C. W. Penny, A. Reamis, — , XI. 541.
T. Hall and C. P: Holmes, relative to Rean, Jean Bts., taxable property, 1802,
the origin of the Young Men's Society VIII. 538; X. 320.
of Detroit, XII. 370-374; member of the Reapers, introduced, XIV. 601.
first horticultural society, X. 76, 78, 79; Reardon, Daniel, death of, VII. 345.
member of State Historical Society, Reardon, Dennis, I. 296.
XII. 325. Rearick, James, VII. 174.
Raymond, George H., bank clerk, VI. Reasoner, James, V. 312.
323. Reault, — , signs petition against Mc-
Raymond, Helen V., confirmation of in Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
Trinity church, VII. 314. 238.
Raymond, Henry, III. 331. Reaume, — , trader, VIII. 244.
Raymond, Henry J., editor, XIV. 310. Reaume, Agathe, IV. 75, 76.
Raymond, Col. Henry S., I. 102; III. 323, Reaume, Alexis, subscription for mission-
324, 325, 327, 331; IV. v., 7, 309; IX. 9; ary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
accompanies Major Biddle on his first Reaume, Angelique Beauchamp, petition
day's journey to Washington, IV. 100; for indemnity by capture of Detroit,
"All about a marriage license," X. 132; XV. 585.
original member of Trinity church, Reaume, Baptiste, IV. 75.
Bay City, VII. 310, 311, 314; exhibitor Reaifme, Lieut. Bonaventure, IX. 473; on
at first state fair, III. 246; "Fifty years census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 604; and
ago," IV. 100; member of the legisla- wife on census roll of Detroit, 1779,
ture and collector of internal revenue, X. 326.
XIV. 56, 61. Reaume, Capt. Charles, interpreter, IV.
Raymond, Mrs. Henry (Mary Alvord), 76; IX. 371, 372, 485; claim for losses
VII. 311; XIV. 61. by Indians, XV. 671; on census roll of
Raymond, Hiram, II. 394. Detroit, 1782, X. 602; wife and nieces
Raymond, Mrs. Johanna, death of, VI. driven from Detroit, XV. 585.
383. Reaume, Lieut. Claude, IX. 473; and wife
Raymond, John S., soldier of 1861, II. on Detroit census roll, 1779-82 X. 324,
436. 603.
Raymond, Josiah, on census roll of De- Reaume, Hyacinthe, IV. 75.
troit, 1827, XII. 461%. Reaume, Jacinth, IV. 76; X. 289.
Raymond, Maria, death of, VI. 340. Reaume, Lieut. Jean Baptiste, VIII. 538;
468
INDEX.
IX. 473; and wife on census roll of
Detroit, 1779-1782, X. 324, 611.
Reaume, Lieut. Joseph, IX. 473; ap-
pointed ensign in Wayne county
militia, 1803, VIII. 543; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 538; and wife on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Reaume, Capt. Pierre, IX. 473; signs peti-
tion against McDougal's possession of
Hog Island, X. 238; and wife, names
on census roll of Detroit, 1779-1782, X.
324, 603, 604.
Reaume (Reume), Robert, I. 340.
Reaume's village, II. 474.
Re'aupeau, George, recommended for a
lieutenancy, XV. 342.
Rebulard, Autz, British soldier, salary of,
XV. 270.
Recankeekee river, Mascontain Indians
on, X. 248; XIII. 50.
Reccanamazo river (Pusawpaco Sippy or
Iron Mine), XIII. 50; Pottawattomie
village on, X. 248.
Reccapories village, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Recolet, Pere — , VI. 460; XIII. 334.
Recollect, Jehu Baptiste, trader, I. 286. .
Recollect priests, called Grey Coats, VIII.
369, 372.
"Recollections of Pioneer Life," I. 501,
511; II. 567; V. 110, 339; VI. 423.
Record, — , I. 443.
Recor's point, IV. 338.
Recruiting of Scottish and Irish emi-
grants for war of 1812, recommended,
VI. 597.
Rector, Lieut. — , XV. 621.
Rector, John, death of, XIII. 227.
Rector, William H., IV. 198.
Rector & Cobb, built sawmill at Pent-
water, 1853, VIII. 226.
Red Bird, Indian, son killed by Neh-wey-
go, IV. 376; address -to U. S. agent, X.
170, 172.
"Red Dogs," bills of New York, V. 222.
Red Head, Indian chief, XV. 584.
Red Hook mission, VI. 37.
Red Jacket, Seneca chief, V. 394; II. 147-
152, 157, 461; V. 394; home1 near Buf-
falo, VII. 514.
"Red Jacket," boat, III. 568.
Red Mills, U. S. dragoons captured at,
XV. 416.
Red people, Indian names for the Eng-
lish, XV. 89.
Red Ribbon Club, of Allegan, III. 289;
Battle Creek, III. 361; Ionia, III. 485.
Red Wing (L'Aile Rouge), first war chief
of Sioux, XL 504. •
Redan, attack on, XII. 421.
Redden, John, VI. 214.
Reddick, Nancy, death of, IX. 19.
Redding, James, death of,, XI. 27.
Rede, John, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
540.
Redfield, Alexander H., regent of the uni-
versity, XIV. 412.
Redfield, B. S., III. 374.
Redfield, Beriah, IV. 302.
Redfield, Edmund, IV. 302.
Redfield, George, I. 141; III. 103, 347;
IV. 225; V. 262, 264; XIII. 2.
Redfield, Heman J., IV. 457; death of,
VII. 551; mayor of Monroe, VI. 369n.
Redford Center, VI. 474.
Redford township, early animals, birds
and reptiles of, VI. 475; early settlers,
VI. 474.
Redforn, James, death of, XIV. 187.
Redforn, Thomas, death of, XIV. 186.
Redner, Conrad, V. 527.
Redner, Mrs. Coon, death of, IX. 83.
Redpath, Rev. John, VI. 317.
Redpath, Mary (Mrs. Arza Louis), III.
374.
Redpath & Campbell, III. 292.
Redume, — (probably Reaume), on tax
• roll levied to repair fort at Detroit,
1768, VIII. 466.
Redwood library, instituted 1747, VII.
332; see also libraries.
Reed, — , I. 388; II. 11; IV. 495, 499.
Reed, — , conductor on Albany & Utica
Ry., 1830, XIV. 565.
Reed, Capt. — , III. 86; IV. 81; XV. 114.
Reed, Mrs. — , name in old account book,
V. 561.
Reed, Mrs. — (Miss Cuming), VI. 337,
338.
Reed, Adam, VI. 478.
Reed, Alexander W., I. 512.
Reed, C. C., II. 346.
Reed, C. F., VII. 622.
Reed, Carlo, furnished money to estab-
lish Olivet college, III. 412.
Reed, Chauncy, V. 504.
Reed, David, II. 427; III. 553.
Reed, Don A., III. 553; IV. 302.
Reed, Ebenezer, publisher, 1820, II. 572;
X. 85; XII. 594.
Reed, Elenor, VI. 255.
Reed, Elmer N., XIII. 423.
Reed, Enoch, XIV. 425.
Reed, Fitz L., III. 413, 415, 422, 425.
Reed, George, I. 268.
Reed, Gersham, III. 353; subscription to
first court house, II. 427.
Reed, Gideon C., subscription to first
court house, II. 427.
Reed, Gilbert E., II. 184; XI. 300, 304.
Reed, Grosvenor, IX. 285.
Reed, H. C., XIV. 112.
Reed, Herbert J., member of the legis-
lature, XIII. 6.
Reed, Hiram A., children of, VI. 403;
death of, VI. 399.
Reed, J. C., loss by fire, VI. 185.
Reed, Jacob, VI. 478.
Reed, Jesse, death of, XIV. 193.
INDEX.
469
Reed, Joanna, II. 11.
Reed, John, death of, XI. 32.
Reed, John (Reid), XI. 533, 570, 595,
612n, 615, 616n, 618; testimony of at
court of inquiry, XI. 524.
Reed, Corp. John G., VII. 347; on muster
roll of 1832, VII. 349.
Reed, John M., II. 314.
Rfied, John S., see Reid.
Reed, L. F., V. 320.
Reed, L. L., XII. 393.
Reed, Mrs. Laura, death of, IX. 42.
Reed, Malinda, death of, XIV. 51.
Reed, Marshall, member of the legisla-
ture, IV. 304.
Reed, Mrs. Mary B., death of, XIII. 132.
Reed, Miss Nancy C. (Mrs. W. L.
Brooks), VIII. 173.
Reed, Philo, III. 567.
Reed, Porter, VII. 493.
Reed, Ransom, II. 457.
Reed, Robert, VI. 578.
Reed, Major S., V. 321.
Reed, Samuel, II. 572.
Reed, Rev. Seth, II. 206; III. 236; IV.
388; VI. 271, 379; IX. 201.
Reed, Theophilus, death of, XI. 84.
Reed, Thomas, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461V7.
Reed, Thomas B., XII. vii., 649.
Reed, Dr. Wilbur F., III. 480.
Reed, William, VI. 477; XIII. 241.
Reed, family of revolutionary fame, VII.
300.
Reed, Bushnell & Glue, XIII. 235.
Reed & Sheldon, publishers, V. 561; XII.
595
Reed City "Clarion," VI. 92.
Reed Creek, IV. 495.
Reeder, Daniel, I. 275, 276.
Reeder, Miss Susan (Mrs. Geo. W. Van
Allen), XIII. 210.
Reel, I. 361; XIV. 611.
Ree-mee-ca, Indian chief, IX, 452.
Rees, — , early advertiser, I. 385.
Rees, Major — , XV. 665.
Rees, Mrs. Andrew, V. 275.
Rees, Harriet (Mrs. J. L. Whiting), IV.
121.
Rees, John, V. 277.
Rees, Rebecca (Mrs. J. L. Whiting), IV.
121.
Rees' cyclopedia, II. 13.
Reese1, — , V. 323.
Reese, Andrew, V. 248, 276; XIV. 303;
memoir, V. 275.
Reese, Electa, XIV. 308.
Reese, Rev. J. H., VI. 435; VII. 584.
Reese, Rev. Joseph, III. 243.
Reese, William, VI. 255; VII. 543; XIV.
308.
Reese, Mrs. William, V. 274; VI. 256.
Reeves, Mrs. — , XI. 63.
Reeves; C. E. & Son, publishers, VI. 70.
Reeves, Miss Eliza (Mrs. Zachariah
Straight), XIV. 479.
Reeves, J. D., member State Pioneer So-
ciety, II. 186; III. 7.
Reeves, Dr. J. S., IV. 213.
Reeves, John, signs petition for protec-
tion in Indian trade, XI. 484.
Reeves, Luther, IV. 57; XIV. 432, 590.
Reeves, Mrs. Luther, XIV. 432.
Reeves, Miss Martha (Mrs. Wm. Osband),
XIV. 463.
Reeves, Stephen, III. 561, 562, 568, 599.
Reeves, Mrs. T. H. (Miss Gay lord), YIII.
91.
Regal, Isaac, soldier of the Mexican war,
VI. 19.
Regatta, at Grosse Pointe, celebration of
the naming of St. Glair lake, III. 643.
Regente of the university, law creating,
VII. 39.
Regnon, Francis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Rehman, Joi, death of, XL 83.
Reid, — , IV. 386.
Reid, Carrie, IV. 195.
Reid, Charles, death of, XIII. 241.
Reid, Duncan, letter to A. B. Wogdward,
VIII. 638; signed address to Major Wm.
H. Puthuff, VIII. 655, 661; signed peti-
tion for a representative in congress,
VII. 587.
Reid, Edwy C., publisher, III. 274, 275,
289; VI. 67; memoir of Judge F. J.
Littlejohn, III. 310.
Reid, J., clerk of court, XL 625.
Reid, James D., county treasurer, 1875-6,
I. 519.
Reid, James W., attorney, XL 312.
Reid (Reed), John S., I. 178, 179; VI.
448.
Reid, Richard, death of, VIII. 100.
Reid, Robert, III. 304.
Reid, Thomas S., I. 178, 179.
Reid & Sheldon, see Reed & Sheldon.
Reidevel, Gen. — , IX. 507.
Reiffenstein, I. C., XV. 399, 441.
Reighly, Rev. — , IV. 219.
Reiker, George H., A. M., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 161.
Reiley, Mrs. Sarah A., death of, IX. 40.
Reilhe, A., IX. 658; X. 421; XL 350;
certifies to fair treatment by Gov. Sin-
clair, X. 421; XIII. 63; letter from J.
Papin, X. 381; petitioned for indem-
nity, X. 367; XIII. 56.
Reilhe, E. L., X. 499; XIII. 63.
Reilly, Rev. C., D. D., XIII. 450, 475;
memoir of, XIII, 453.
Reilly, Cornelia, IV. 195.
Reilly, Peter, Indian trader, V. 141.
Reimnink, Zwentz, death of, XIV. 52.
Reisig, John W., death of, VI. 383.
Relics, found in Indian mounds, II. 41-
470
INDEX..
46; of the battle of Windsor, XIII.
598.
Religious Societies, bill relating to, XII.
648, see also churches.
Rell, Pierre, remained British subject at
close of revolutionary war, VIII. 410.
Remer, Lawrence T., I. 8; XIII. 277;
XIV. 183.
Remersga, Cornelius, death of, XI. 84.
Remick, George B., XIII. 286.
Remington, — , X. 2.
Remington, Edmund, VII. 174.
Remington, James, IV. 179, 196.
Remington, Mrs. James, IV. 196.
Remington, William L., death of, XIV.
192.
"Reminiscences in rhyme," III. 504.
Remmick, Royal C., X. 116.
Remond, Andrew, I. 345.
Renards (Reinards, Reynards), Indians,
IX. 381, 382, 384; at Mackinac, 1782,
X. 277, 635; XIII. 56, 70; see also Fox.
Reneau, Cecile, I. 345.
Reneau (Renaud), Charles, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 601; and wife
on census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 322.
Reneau (Renan, Renand, Renauld),
Louis* on census roll of Detroit 1782,
X. 606; tax, 1802, VIII. 535, 540, and
wife on census roll of Detroit, 1779,
X. 312.
Reneau, Renette, I. 345.
Reneaud or Renauld, see Reneau.
Renkin, James, see Rankin.
Rennison, John, death of, XI. 85.
Reno, John, officer of the Scott Guards,
XIV. 417.
Renot, Louis, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 532.
Rensen, Francis, VII. 174.
Rent of court room, 1798 VIII. 505
Rentz, John, I. 247.
Renwick, George, vote for legislative
council, 1831, II. 309, 310.
Renwick, John, II. 450.
Reopelle, see Riopelle.
Reoume, Mrs. Mary Ann, V. 486.
Repentigny, Carrille, XIV. 648.
Repentigny, Gaspard, died at Guadalupe,
XIV. 648.
Repentigny, Louis Le Gardeur, Chevalier
de, land grant, XIV. 644-650; ordered
to employ Indians for warfare, 1748,
VIII. 457.
Repentigny, Louise Pauline de, et al.,
suit vs. U. S., VIII. 457.
Representatives in congress, see congress-
men.
Repus, — , VIII. 315.'
Resci, Prof. Fenelon B., instructor in
Hillsdale college, VI. 161.
Reservations, VI. 364; Chippeway, XIII.
352; Flint, II. 474; Fort Gratiot, XI.
249; Knaggs, see Saline; Nottawa
Prairie, II. 489; Saline (Ketherwon-
dongoning, Knaggs), II. 480, 481; Sar-
nia, XIII. 339, 340.
Resseguie, Charles E., county treasurer,
1875-6, I. 520.
Retallick, Joseph, Jr., county clerk, 1875-
6, I. 519.
Retallick, John, XIV. 576.
Retan, Judge — , II. 482.
Retan, Henry, VIII. 96.
Retch, — , with cargo of tea, V. 206, 207.
Retook, William, death of, XI. 130.
"Retrospection," — Williams, X. 125.
Reuhle, see Ruehle.
Reul, John, of Detroit, remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 411.
Reume, see Reaume.
Revard, Revarre, Revaure, see Rivard.
Reveau, Jean Louis, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 601.
Revell, F. H., gift of, IX. 11.
Revoir, Michael, III. 594.
"Revolutionary Recollections," XIV. 571.
Revolving library, instituted 1751, VII.
332; see also libraries.
Rex, George, death of, XIII. 113.
Rexford, F. K., member State Pioneer
Society, I. 88.
Rexford, Mrs. Harriet M., death of, IX.
84.
Rexford, J., member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 325.
Rexford, Roswell B., II. 310, 311.
Reynolds, — , IV. 279, 280.
Reynolds, Abel, death of, XIV. 149.
Reynolds, Almond, early teacher, IV. 59,
60.
Reynolds, Asa, death of, XIV. 149.
Reynolds, Miss Benann M. (Mrs. T. B.
Thrift), VII. 447.
Reynolds, Caleb, III. 35.
Reynolds, Charles C., entered land in
1826, II. 449.
Reynolds, Rev. Chauncey, VI. 142, 143,
145, 152; trustee of Hillsdale college,
VI. 162, 165.
Reynolds, Dennis, VI. 235.
Reynolds, E. H., VI. 374.
Reynolds, Maj. Ebenezer, at battle of
River Raisin, XV. 227, 239; recom-
mended for medal of honor, XV. 567.
Reynolds, Elon G., trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 163.
Reynolds, George', IV. 198; XIII. 212.
Reynolds, Henry A., reformer, XIII. 401.
Reynolds, Hiram, death of, VI. 342.
Reynolds, Rev. Ira A., XIII. 203.
Reynolds, J., land entry, III. 401.
Reynolds, James, III. 530.
Reynolds, John, V. 488.
Reynolds, John, death of, XIII. 229.
Reynolds, John, governor of Illinois, V.
107; XIII. 502; leads state troops
INDEX. 4?1
against Sac and Fox Indians, XII. 517, 519, 523, 531, 534, 538, 550, 552-
425-429. 554, 565, 573, 581, 602, 603, 605; at-
Reynolds, Dr. John N., IX. 333. tacked U. S. troops at Street's Creek,
Reynolds, John R., III. 627. XV. 604; commended by the Prince Re-
Reynolds, L. J., I. 133. gent, XV. 505; letters from Lieut. Col.
Reynolds, L. P., I. 170. Butler, XV. 500; Col. Campbell, XV.
Reynolds, Leonard, V. 448. 592; Thomas Deane1, XV. 515; Secretary
Reynolds, Lorenzo D., student of Hills- Foster, XV. 490; Lieut. Col. Harvey,
dale college, VI. 146. XV. 519, 523; Capt. Alex. Stewart, XV.
Reynolds, Morie, death of, XI. 83. 508, 513, 515; to Maj. Campbell, XV.
Reynolds, N. A., VI. 234, 236. 592; Lieut. Gen. Drummond, XV. 557;
Reynolds, Rev. R., II. 166. work retarded by snows, XV. 527.
Reynolds, Rodman, V. 447. Riandewane (Big Tree), Seneca chief,
Reynolds, Samuel, V. 505. XIII. 102.
Reynolds, Sheldon C., II. 330. Ribault, Capt. Jean, II. 25.
Reynolds, Theodore L., publisher, VI. 96. Ribbon, for Indians, X. 496, 497, 580, 632;
Reynolds, Thomas, British soldier, asst. XII. 41, 147, 158, 223, 229, 233, 242,
Com. Gen., VIII. 471; XI. 432, 438; 258, 275, 285, 288; XV. 224, 649, 655.
XII. 64, 167, 178, 186, 187, 236, 252; Ribera, Sebastian, Mexican confined for
XV. 29, 169, 252, 292; at battle of murder, VII. 116.
River Raisin, XV. 239; efforts to secure Riblet, Mary Jane (Mrs. A. G. Conger),
cattle and grain for army, XV. 170; first white child born in Litchfleld
estimate for repairs on fort at Detroit, township, I. 180.
XII. 205; invoice of supplies captured Riblet, Samuel, I. vi. 168, 169; II. 184;
at Miami, XV. 138; letters from John "History of Litchfield," I. 180, 181.
Askin, XII. 109, 159; Lieut. Col. Eng- Riblet, Mrs. Samuel, I. 169.
land, XII. 161, 198; George Sharp, XII. Riblet, Solomon, I. 180.
109; to Lieut. Col. England, XII. 56; Ricaby & Gotham, publishers, VI. 70.
on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 609; Rice, — , IV. 465.
reports, bills and receipts, X. 616, XI. Rice, — , V. 247.
432, 437-439; XII. 152, 181, 206, 264, Rice, — , and wife, XIV. 608, 609.
278-280; XV. 488. Rice, Dr. & Co., IV. 349.
Reynolds, W. R. & S. C., II. 330. Rice, Lieut. — , XV. 458; commended,
Reynolds, William, III. 342. XV. 459.
Reynolds, Rev. William, I. 298; III. 238; Rice, Maj. — , captured, XII. 411. 413.
VIII. 203, 204. Rice, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 28.
Reynolds, William B., II. 329, 330. Rice, Alfred, death of, XI. 106.
Reynolds, Wiley R., II. 277, 306, 329. Rice, Allen, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409.
Reynolds & Gardner, II. 329. Rice, Amory, XIV. 416.
Reze, Bishop Frederick, XIII. 431; sketch Rice, Benjamin A., death of, IX. 61.
of, IX. 129-136. Rice, Betsy, death of, XI. 39.
Rhan, Mrs. Anna, death of, VIII. 100. Rice, Charles, VI. 211.
Rheinprank, Conrad, death of, XIV. 190. Rice, Mrs. Charles A., death of, VII.
Rheum, — , interpreter, XL 487. 488.
Rhinehart, . Mrs. Sovina, death of, XI. Rice, Clarence, I. 268.
106. Rice, Crage and wife, II. 158.
Rhines, J., land entries, III. 430. Rice, David L., trustee of Hillsdale col-
Rhines, Jacob, death of, IX, 48. lege, VI. 151, 154, 162.
Rhines, Maj. Levant C., XIV. 366; grad- Rice, Edmund, V. 429; XI. 312; XIV.
uate of Hillsdale college, 1853, VI. 146; 338, 340.
soldier of the rebellion, killed at Peters- Rice, Elizabeth S. (Mrs. O. R.), biog.
burg, VI. 146. VIII. 101, 107.
Rhode Island, enacted intoxicating liquor Rice, Ellen, V. 421.
laws, XIII. 397. Rice, Miss Elvira (Mrs. Kitton), student
Rhodes, Capt. — , XIII. 361, 363. of female seminary, Detroit, 1841, V.
Rhodes, Dr. — , V. 260. 545.
Rhodes, Edmund, I. 244. Rice, Miss Florence, I. 242, 248.
Rhodes, John, land entry, III. 564. Rice, Geo. C., publisher, I. 299.
Rhodes, Lewis, V. 504. Rice, George D., attorney, X. 83; XI.
Rhodes, Smith, soldier of the war of the 312.
rebellion, X. 49. Rice, Greshome, death of, XI. 131.
Rhy, — , aide to Col. La Balm, X. 448. Rice, H. M., III. 264.
Riall, Maj. Gen. Phineas, XV. 351, 453, Rice, Hannibal G., I. 157; land entry, III.
455, 463, 485, 486-499, 509, 511, 516, 406.
472
INDEX.
Rice, Helen, V. 421.
Rice, Ira, II. 582.
Rice, Job, V. 347.
Rice, Joel H., II. 334.
Rice, John, VI. 387; death of, VI. 399,
403.
Rice, John A., first clerk of Tekonsha
township, II. 246.
Rice, Dr. Justin, I. 390, 422-424; II. 572;
IV. 410; VI. 414.
Rice, Miss Laura (Mrs. J. Anderson),
IV. 172.
Rice, Louisa, death of, XI. 84.
Rice, M. B., and wife, I. 242.
Rice, Mary, I. 423.
Rice, Orville A., VIII. 107.
Rice, Dr. R. B., X. 86.
Rice, R. N., XII. 366.
Rice, Dr. Randall S., IV. 116, 117, 316,
317; VI. 49; IX. 210; XII. 322; ap-
pointed register of probate, IV. 106;
first physician of Mt. Clemens, IV. 312;
V. 460; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 317.
Rice, Rebecca, original member of first
Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI.
376.
Rice, Rhoda D., death of, XIV. 191.
Rice, Samuel, first supervisor of Grand
Blanc township, III. 434.
Rice, Samuel A., attorney, V. 425; XI.
312; XIV. 338-340; remark to Dr. Lam-
born, XIII. 516.
Rice, Sarah, death of, XIII. 228.
Rice, Squire, V. 347.
Rice1, Thomas B., I. 270.
Rice, Thomas J., I. 256; II. 313.
Rice, William, XIV. 608; land entry, II.
450.
Rice & Bingham, I. 387.
Rice & McConnel, XI. 68.
Rice & Wentworth, publishers, VI. 88.
Rice, Clark & Co., IV. 424.
Rice, Pratt & Co., II. 335.
Rice, wild, where found, XIV. 220, 504.
Rice, creek, II. 224; III. 511.
Rich, A. D., student of Hillsdale college,
VI. 146.
Rich, Benjamin E., territorial pioneer,
IV. 238.
Rich, Charles, member board of Agricul-
tural college, VI. 135.
Rich, Christiana (Mrs. A. C. Cadwell),
XIII. 208.
Rich, Estes, II. 227; V. 268.
Rich, Hampton, III. viii., 490; IV. 6;
V. 12; VI. 3; VIII. 6; XI. v., 8; XIII.
6; member of board to select site for
Ionia reformatory, III. 476, 477; memo-
rial report of Ionia county, VI. 301;
VII. 449; IX. 43; XI. 46; vice presi-
dent State Pioneer Society, I. 56; II.
vii., 68, 69; III. xi., 100, 108; IV. ix.;
V. 1; VII. ix., 4, 7; VIII. xiii., 9; II.
vii., 10; XIII. 5, 26.
Rich, John T., member of the legislature,
I. 64; original member State Pioneer
Society, I. 7.
Rich, Mary, death of, VIII. 100.
Rich, Nancy, death of, VIII. 100.
Rich, Phileana, death of, IV. 283.
Rich, Sarah, death of, XI. 27.
Richard, — , XII. 653.
Richard, Claude, III. 34, 36.
Richard, Rev. Gabriel, priest, I. viii., 3,
382, 402, 438, 443, 450, 479-481; II. 366,
512, 572; III. 215, 655; IV. 460; V.
107, 496, 497, 502, 533; VI. 376, 472,
484, 499; VII. 2, 42n; VIII. 661; XII.
319, 337, 568, 572; XIII. vi. 337; XIV.
50, 529, 532; arrived at Detroit, I. 483;
VII. 42; XIII. 427; autograph letter
presented Historical Society, XII. 334;
congressman, I. 364, 371, 492; III. 123;
IV. 299; XII. 560, 561; death of, XIII.
427; excommunicated parishoner, IV.
323; from jail to congress, IV. 324;
introduced first printing press into
Michigan, VII. 122; "life and times of,"
I. 481-494; member of territorial legis-
lature, VI. 380; member State Histori-
cal Society, V. 3; XII. 316; newspaper
published by, VI. 97; XIII. 490, 491;
prisoner of war, I. 488; professorships
conferred upon, VII. 38, 39n; XIII.
425; recommended for bishop, IX. 129,
130; salary as congressman given to
Ste. Anne's church, X. 94; XIII. 427;
sickness accredited to him by Indians,
XII. 338; statue on city hall in De-
troit, X. 94; XIII. 490; tax, 1802, VIII.
534, 535; visited Mackinac, I. 484; Mar-
quette's grave. VIII. 385; posts of
Northwest territory, I. 491.
Richard, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Boyd), XI.
100.
Richard, William, publisher, VI. 86.
Richard & Baxter, publishers, VI. 86.
Richards, Mrs. — , death of, II. 69.
Richards, A. E., VIII. 77.
Richards, Alexander, II. 394, 415.
Richards, Mrs. Anna, death of, IX. 28.
Richards, C., III. 281.
Richards, Chandler, attorney, XI. 312;
biog. of. VI. 434; death of, VI. 431.
Richards, Eliza, death of, XI. 84.
Richards, G. W., IV. 280.
Richards, Hallman, V. 447.
Richards, Harry, VI. 434.
Richards, John, A. M., II. 393, 394; in-
structor in Albion college, II. 206; Rec.
Sec. of State Teachers' Association,
1860, IX. 96.
Richards, John D., II. 76.
Richards, Lyman, death of, VI. 386.
Richards, M., III. 281.
Richards, Maria L., IV. 237.
INDEX.
473
Richards, M. W., VII. 392; land entry,
III. 564.
Richards, Mrs. Mary, death of, XI. 39.
Richards, Mrs. Priscilla C., death of, XI.
39.
Richards, Rev. Ransom R., II. 163, 164;
III. 236, 241-243; VI. 379; VII. 176,
420; X. 53; XIV. 417, 559.
Richards, William, V. 447; XIV. 270.
Richards, William E., IV. 238.
Richard's Coal mine, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Richardson, — , pilot, XV. 675.
Richardson, Dr. — , XIV. 512.
Richardson, Arza, II. 334.
Richardson, Dana, IV. 333.
Richardson, David M., III. 413; V. 540.
Richardson, Edward, VIII. ix., 505; signs
memorial to Sir George Prevost, XV.
252.
Richardson, Mrs. Emory, death of, XI.
136.
Richardson, George, first alderman of Al-
pena, VI. 184, 207, 211.
Richardson, George C. & Co., XIII. 152.
Richardson, Ida B., IV. 195.
Richardson, James, death of, VII. 551.
Richardson, James B., death of, VII.
545.
Richardson, Janet, IV. 195.
Richardson, Jared L., VI. 306.
Richardson, John, early mail carrier,
XIII. 250.
Richardson, John, Death of, XI. 96.
Richardson, John, at the battle of Raisin
River, XV. 239; letter from Sec. Noah
Freer, XV. 213; member of Confidential
Board, XV. 210; soldier, recommended
for promotion, XV. 296; promotion
criticised by Gen. Proctor, XV. 302.
Richardson, John G., collector for Green
township, 1831, IX. 173, 174; X. 65,
66; soldier of the Black Hawk war,
VI. 220; on muster roll, VII. 349.
Richardson, Mrs. John G., first white
woman to settle in Branch county, IX.
174.
Richardson, Marion D., county clerk, Mis-
saukee, 1875-6, I. 520.
Richardson, Martin, XIV. 424.
Richardson, Nathan M., county clerk,
Tuscola, 1875-6, I. 520.
Richardson, Origen D., attorney, I. 512;
III. 103, 599; IV. 245, 457; V. 63; IX.
207; XII. 2; XIV. 412.
Richardson, Paschal, II. 503.
Richardson, Rev. R. R., II. 164.
Richardson, Reuben, death of, IX. 18.
Richardson, Robert, midshipman, wound-
ed, XV. 238-240.
Richardson, Dr. Robert, gave information
to U. S. troops, XV. 524; recommended
for surgeon to Western Indians, XV.
524, 526; report of strength of U. S.
forts in and about Detroit, 1814. XV.
60
518; signed memorial to Sir George
Prevost, XV. 252.
Richardson, Sally (Mrs. T. Bronson), V.
365.
Richardson, Seva, IV. 333.
Richardson, Stephen, land entry of, V.
366.
Richardson, W. A., IV. 126.
Richardson, Mrs. Walter, death of, VII.
580.
Richardson, William, merchant of Jack-
son, 1835, II. 298.
Richardson, Avery & Co., VI. 178, 202,
203.
Richardson, Forsyth & Co., XV. 141, 483,
484 ; letter to Sir George Prevost, XV.
591; petition for the furs taken at
Michilimackinac, XV. 282.
Richardson, McGillivray & McGill, letter
to Sir George Prevost, XV. 202.
Richardville (Richarville), — , among
Miami Indians. VI. 486; X. 224.
Richelieu, Cardinal — , II. 101; III. 118;
VIII. 370, 388.
Richey, Harrison, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, X. 49.
Richey, Rev. Henry B., X. 39, 42.
Richey, L., X. 39.
Richie, Thomas, IV. 68.
Richland Congregational church, organ-
ized 1835, XII. 356; early days in, V.
434; seminary, early principal of, IX.
93.
Richman, Mrs. A. M. (Mrs. Charles L.),
IV. 358, 375; VII. 298; extracts from
diary, III. 606; sketch of, III. 605.
Richman, Capt. Charles H., of the Sagi-
naw Rangers in the war of rebellion,
VII. 278, 294.
Richman, Mrs. Charles H., VII. 280, 294,
295.
Richman, Charles L., III. 605, 606; mem-
ber of the legislature, XIV. 413.
Richman, Charles L. & Co., III. 606.
Richmond, Capt. — , U. S. A., 1803, VIII.
543; member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 341.
Richmond, Miss Betsey (Mrs. Pierce),
VII. 488.
Richmond, C. H., remarks on J. Webster
Childs, VI. 454.
Richmond, Charles M., death of, XIII.
241.
Richmond, Chauncey O., death of, XIII.
161; biog., XIII. 163.
Richmond, Mrs. Chauncey O., XIII. 163.
Richmond, Miss Hannah (Mrs. Pierce),
VII. 488.
Richmond, James, first settler of Newark
township, II. 265.
Richmond, Jonathan, IV. 233.
Richmond, L. C., death of, XI. 95.
Richmond, Mary F. (Mrs. L. Dean), VIII.
110.
474 INDEX.
Richmond, Mrs. Nancy (Mrs. J. Rich- Riggs, Alfred S., soldier of the Black
mond), IV. 233. Hawk war, VI. 220.
Richmond, William and family, XI. 452. Riggs, Frederick, II. 463, 466-470.
Richmond, William A., I. 512; IV. 289, Riggs, Judge Jeremiah, III. 194; VII. 228,
293; V. 437, 438, 453; cashier of first 229, 232, 233; XIV. 539; supervisor, X.
bank of Grand Rapids, IV. 290; VI. 125, 126.
320; Indian agent at Mackinac, 1845, Riggs, Lauren P., VII. 96, 246; trading
VI. 348; state senator, XIV. 412. post, XIV. 501.
Richter, Joseph, Catholic bishop, VI. 326. Riggs, Lewis, death of, IX. 3S.
Ricion, Capt. — , VIII. 448. Riggs, Dr. Stephen Return, missionary,
Rickets, — , captured, XII. 411, 413. XIV. 163.
Rickart, Peter, death of, XIII. 114. Riggs house, trading post, XIV. 501.
Ricker, Miss Abigail (Mrs. Prescott), Rigolet des Hurons (Savoyard river),
VII. 467. X. 88.
Riddel, Judge — , XII. 656. Right of petition, advocated by John
Riddle, C. and family, X. 426, 427. Quincy Adams, XIII. 583.
Riddle, George, XIV. 201. Riker, John, IV. 283.
Riddle, Mrs. Kate Howard, daughter of Rikerd, John and wife', XI. 111.
Gov. Howard, IV. 124, 129. Rikerd, John L., death of, XIV. 149.
Riddle, Miss Nettie, VI. 196. Rikerd, Walter, XI. 111.
Riddy, Edward, on census roll of Detroit, Riley, Col. Bennett, soldier of the Mexi-
1779, X. 316. can war, II. 175; VII. 117.
Rideout, Alexander C., LL. D., instructor Riley, David, II. 293, 296.
in Hillsdale college, VI. 161. Riley, Henry, VII. 220; XIII. 506.
Rider, E. W., IV. 195. Riley, Judge Henry H., II. 184, 396; III.
Rider, H., M. (A), II. 293, 334. vii., 5, 107, 184, 396; V. 508, 513, 515,
Rider, Ida B., IV. 195. 516; VI. 421, 422; VII. v., 476; VIII.
Ridge Road, II. 382. 573; XI. v., vi., 8, 289; XII. 331; author
Ridgeway, Rev. Robert, III. 241. of the "Puddleford papers," IX. 188;
Ridgeway township (Lenawee Co.), or- biog., XIV. 187; chosen to represent
ganized, II. 362; first officers of, II. State Pioneer Society at the semi-
373. centennial celebration of Mich., IX.
Ridgeway village, county pioneer meet- 218; member of building commission
ing held at, II. 383. of Traverse City asylum, XIII. 304;
Ridley, Edward, II. 592; V. 533; X. 354, member State Historical Society, XII.
414; signs petition to Maj. De Peyster, 323; member State Pioneer Society,
X. 456; Xni. 54. XIII. 36; memoir of, VII. 134; rescues
Ridley & Bennet, X. 376. Converse from tortue and death by
Ridley & Hands, on census roll of De- Indians, VII. 135; memorial reports of
troit, 1782, X. 608. St. Joseph county, VIII. 97; IX. 75;
Ridley hall, III. 219. XI. 130; "Mound builders and their
Rieffienstein, — , staff adjutant of Gen. work in Michigan," III. 41; remarks
Proctor, censured for disobeying orders, of, II. 405; III. 107; "Life of John S.
XV. 414, 415, 419, 435. Barry," XL 227; vice president State
Riegel, Gustavus, soldier of the rebellion, ' Pioneer Society, V. 1, VI. 4; VII. x., 7;
VII. 278; biog., VII. 297. VIII. xiv. 9; XI. viii., viiin, 10; XIII.
Riehle, H., I. 296. 5, 26.
Rieley, Daniel, IX. 255. Riley, James, member of Detroit com-
Rietdyk, Rev. L., IX. 309. pany to repress Indians, XIII. 505;
Rievers, Father — , priest, I. 297. prisoner at Halifax, his accidental
Rifenberg, Hiram, death of, XI. 131. death, XIII. 507; received land by
Rifles, see guns. treaty, XIII. 503, 504.
Riford, Almond B., death of, VIII. 21. Riley, John, IV. 345, 346; VII. 566; XIII.
Riga (Pottsdam) township (Lenawee 135, 136; built second house in St.
Co.), organized, II. 362; first settled, II. Glair, 1817, VI. 412; killed James Har-
374. sen, IV. 347; member of Detroit com-
Rigaud, Philippe de, see Vaudreuil. pany to repress Indians, XIII. 505,
Rigby, George, member of Augusta Com- 506; negotiated for Archie McMillan's
pany, V. 386, 387. release from Indians, XII. 507; re-
Rigby, J. A., III. 281. ceived land by treaty, XIII. 503; reser-
Rigby, Richard, II. 593. vation on the Saginaw, XIII. 353, 361;
Riggs, Lieut. — , XV. 621. sells reservation lands, III. 321, 324;
Riggs, Miss — (Mrs. T. C. Trowbridge), township named for, XIII. 337.
XIV, 163. Riley, L., VII. 220.
INDEX.
475
Riley, Mrs. Mary A., XI. 115.
Riley, Peter, estate probated, 1836, XIII.
380; member of Detroit company to
repress Indians, XIII. 505; received
land by treaty, XIII. 503, 504.
Riley, Mrs. Philemon, death of, XIII.
229
Riley, Philip, death of, VIII. 21.
Riley, Stephen V. R., III. 321; XIII. 503,
507; clerk killed by Kish-kaw-koo, XIV.
538.
Riley, William, XIV. 425.
Riley Reserve, VI. 418.
Rilom, Daniel, death of, VIII. 98.
Rimphoff, Henry, appointed justice of the
peace, of district of Gasp6, XK 622.
Rindge, A., established Bellevue Gazette,
VI. 75, 95.
Rinehart, Jacob, settled on Young's
Prairie in 1828, IV. 226.
Rinehart, Lewis, IV. 233.
Ring, Eleazer J., IV. 377.
Ring, Paul B., mail carrier, 1838, bank
president, landlord, II. 301, 302, 305,
308, 311, 320, 334, 507; IX. 50.
Ring & Hibbard, II. 308, 334.
Ring Nose, Ottawa chief, III. 271.
Rings, for Indians, X. 496, 632; worn in
nose and ears, XIV. 273.
Ringuet, Mrs. Maxim, III. 545.
Rinker & Edgar, on tax roll levied for
repairing the fort at Detroit, 1768,
VIII. 466.
Rinkin, James, see Rankin.
Riom, — , interpreter, XII. 296.
Riopelle, Ambroise, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 610; and wife on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 320.
Riopelle, Antoine, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Riopelle, Claude N., VII. 623.
Riopelle, Dominique, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2; protests
against street opening, XII. 555.
Riopelle, Dominique, Jr., member State
Historical Society, XII. 327.
Riopelle, John Baptiste, on census roll
• of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Riopelle, Joseph, member of Detroit com-
pany to repress Indians, XIII. 505;
on census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII.
461V2.
Riopelle, Tousaint, on election roll, 1799,
VIII. 509, 510.
Riopelle, Yessich, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 4611/0.
Riordan, Catherine, death of, XI. 84.
Riordan, Dennis, I. 301.
Ripley, Capt. — , XI. 169.
Ripley, Bennett, I. 296.
Ripley, Charles, death of, VII. 466.
Ripley, Mrs. E. C., death of, XIV. 184.
Ripley, E. L., instructor in Normal
school, Ypsilanti, IX. 92, 96.
Ripley, Jerusha, death of, XIV. 54.
Ripley, John F., on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Ripley, Pirum, II. 274.
Ripley, T. C., XIII. 272.
Ripley, Volney A., clerk of St. Clair
county, VI. 410.
Ripley, Whitman, death of, IX. 57, 61.
Ripley, William L., III. 286.
Ripley, & Barker, X. 123.
Risdon, Carrie L. (Mrs. E. C. Hinman),
XIII. 134.
Risdon, Lewis C., I. 327; XI. 139; XII.
399; XIII. 134; death of, XL 16, 17:
member State Pioneer Society, I. 86.
Risdon, Orange, surveyor, I. 20, 190; II.
85, 563; XII. 329; assisted in the sur-
vey of the Chicago military road, XIV.
530; at laying corner stone of capitol at
Detroit, XIII. 275; first meeting of
Saline township held at house of, IV.
397; member of commission to locate
county seat of Kalamazoo county, I.
129; VII. 471; published first map of
Michigan, 1825, I. 327, 327n; III. 590;
V. 248.
Risedorph, Peter, death of, XI. 40.
Ritchie, John, II. 309; III. 510; V. 347.
Ritchie, Thomas, journalist, X. 17.
Rittenhouse, Mrs. C., death of, VIII. 22.
Ritter, Rev. Charles, III. 357; V. 321.
Ritrow, Lieut. — , XV. 411.
Rivard (Revaure), Antoine, on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 611; 1827, XII.
461%; protests against street opening,
XII. 555; signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 538.
Rivard, Charles, IV. 75; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 532, 536; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; on election
roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510.
Rivard, Francois, II. 572; list of taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535; on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Rivard (Revard, Revarre, Revaur), Jean
Baptiste, VIII. 494; ensign in Wayne
county militia, 1803, VIII. 543; on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 607; 1827,
XII. 461%; on election roll, 1799, VIII.
509, 510; taxable property, 1802, VIII.
531, 533, 535; and wife on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
Rivard (Rivarre, Rivards), Michel, III.
510; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
594; on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509,
XII. 461%; taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 532, 536.
Rivard, Nicolas, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 532, 536.
Rivard, Pierre, on census roll of Detroit,
1727, XII. 461%; on election roll, 1799,
VIII. 509, 510; promoted to a lieuten-
476
INDEX.
antcy, VIII. 487; taxable property of,
1802, VIII. 531, 535.
Rivard, Simon, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 533, 535.
River House, III. 436; XIV. 328.
River Raisin & Lake Erie Railroad, State
authorized to purchase, XIV. 410.
River Rouge meeting, in interest of dele-
gate to congress in 1823, proceedings
of, XII. 566.
Rivers, Au Glaize, XII. 436; XIII. 49;
fortifications on, XV. 175; Au Gres,
VIII. 249, 251; Au Sable, II. 463-466;
collecting furs on, VIII. 251, 253; In-
dian name and location of, XII. 376;
trading post on, VIII. 251; Bad, In-
dian name of, VII. 275, 277; XII. 376;
XIV. 504; Bangoning, Indian name of,
VII. 277; Battle Creek (Waupokisco),
description of. XII. 392; origin of
name, II. 224; III. 348, 383; V.
292; Bear, Indian name and loca-
tion of, XII. 376; XIV. 504, 505; U. S.
troops on, XV. 659; Betsie, Indian
name of, XII. 380; Black (Lariviere
De Lade), (St. Glair Co.), XIII. 334;
Indian mounds on II. 44; Black (Ma-
cad-da-wan-goin-ig), (Mackinac Co.),
XII. 377; Black Bass, Indian name and
location of, XII. 375, 377; Campau's
Mill, location of, X. 96; Canard, XIII.
310, 315; bridged in 1793, XII. 48;
U. S. troops repulsed on, XV. 119, 120,
127; Carp, VII. 167; furnished power
for mining, VIII. 149; Indian name,
translation, XII. 378, 379; Cass, II.
472; XIV. 504, 509; Indian name of,
VII. 277; tributary to the Saginaw,
VII. 270; Cedar (U. P.), Indian name,
XII. 376; Chapel, VII. 157; Cheboygan,
at Saginaw, XIV. 499; Chicago, called
the "divine" river, V. 95; XIII. 50;
early name of, VI. 350; Chippewa,
Lieut. Gen. Drummond on, XV. 460;
Chippewa, location of, XIV. 503;
Chockalay, settlement on, III. 250;
Clinch, III. 174; Clinton (upper
Huron), early boats on, V. 460;
early name of, VI. 361; early settle-
ments on, X. 85; Indian name, IV.
394; named for Gov. Clinton, IX. 171;
source of, III. 571; Columbia, early
salmon fishing in, VII. 503; high tides
in, VII. 505; Cosumnes, II. 432; Credit,
location of, XV. 20; Cumberland, Union
troops on, III. 172; Deer, VII. 209;
Des Plains, III. 125, 126; early names
of, VI. 350; Detroit, commerce on, XIII.
317; crossed on ice, XV. 476; fish
planted in, I. 507; Indian mounds on,
II. 45; marshy shores, XIII. 309; meas-
urements of, V. 530: XIII. 67; sur-
roundings in 1789, XII. 25; Du Chemin,
X. 366, 450; XIII. 64; Du Page, Indian
murders on, XII. 427; Ecorse, location
of, XIII. 309; marshy banks, XIII. 313;
Eel, Delaware Indians on, XV. 525;
Erel, X. 247; XIII. 49; Fence, VII. 209;
Flint, II. 472; XIV. 505; Indian name
of, VII. 276, 277; Naywash Band on,
XV. 553; Ford, Indian name and lo-
cation of, XII. 375; Fox, early names
of, VI. 351; Fort Howard at mouth of,
IX. 103; Brady camped on, XII. 428;
Indian murders on, XII. 427; Sauks
joined Col. McKay on, XV. 623; Gen-
esee, provisions for U. S. troops stored
on, XV. 535, 536; Grand (Washtanon)
(Michigan), early boats on, IX. 285; In-
dian chief on, XII. 622; Indian name
of, XI. 193; Pottawattomie village on,
X. 248; Grand (Canada), U. S. troops
on, XV. 662-668; Hemlock, VII. 209;
Hudson, railroad built on, 1840, VI.
369; Huron (Mandewine, Sippy), XIII.
50; XIV. 421 ; description of , relative to
protection, XV. 13; divisions of, IX.
171; early boat on, I. 330; in Webster
township, III. 549; Indian name for,
IV. 394; IX. 171; navigation of, I. 330;
Pottawattomie village on, X. 248; set-
tlement refuse meat to British troops,
XV. 248; source of, III. 571; Illinois,
III. 126; XIII. 50; early names of, VI.
350; Fort Lee Pee on, IX. 389; In-
dian cornfields on, destroyed, XV. 259;
U. S. troops on, XV. 216, 259, 322;
Iroquois on, V. 94; old Kaskaskia on,
V. 94; Iroquois, XIII. 50; Iron (Recca-
aramazo or Pusawpaco), Pottawattomie
village on, X. 248; XIII. 50; Kalama-
zoo (Ke Kalamazoo), boat on, 384, 296,
305, 307; description of, V. 407; in
Allegan township, III. 277; Indians on,
III. 307; legend of, V. 292; Kawkawlin,
Indian name of, VII. 277; XIV. 495;
Looking Glass, V. 327; Malleacoquin,
XII. 375; Manistique (North), In-
dian chiefs at, XII. 622; Marquette,
early names of, VI. 351; Maumee,
potatoes early grown on, X. 85; school
lands on, VII. 29; Menominee, Indian
name and location of, XII. 377; Miami,
XIII. 49; fort proposed at mouth of,
XV. 4; massacre referred to, XV. 437;
operations of war on, XV. 150, 151,
Ottawa village on, XIII. 49; Ottawas
and Hurons on, X. 247; rapids in,
XIII. 49; settlement of Christian
Indians on, XV. 9; Michigamme,
VII. 209; Mille Coquin, Indian name
and location of, XII. 376; Mil-
waukee, early names of, VI. 351;
Miners', VII. 157; Mississippi (Mee-
chassippi, Messipi, Messissipi, Micis-
sipi, Mishisibi), VI. 349; boundary
line between British and Spanish
possessions, also the western boun-
INDEX.
477
dary line of U. S., VII. 17; dis-
tant from Detroit, XIII. 50; early
names of, VI. 349, 349n; expedi-
tion of Col. McKay to, XV. 623;
Fort Madison attacked by Indians,
VIII. 662-669; Gen. Brady on, XII.
428; Kaskaskia on, V. 94; plans of
the British to drive U. S. troops
from, XV. 610-613; with Ohio and the
great lakes form Indians' boundary
line to their lands, XV. 8; Missouri,
XV. 76; early names of, VI. 350; Mon-
guagon (Stone Quarry creek), location
and description of, XIII. 309, 313;
Muskingum, massacre of Christian In-
dians on, XIII. 47; New, Michigan
soldiers on, III. 177; Neponset, first
railroad in U. S., built to, IX. 272;
Nottawassaga, III. 125; batteaux on,
XV. 629; flour and pork for Michili-
mackinac ordered to, XV. 564; provis-
ions in boats in harbor of, XV. 563; U.
S. troops on, XV. 636; Nottawasippee,
early name for Clinton, VI. 361; Ohio,
early names of, VI. 350; O-not-o-way-
see-bee, Indian name for Huron, IX.
171; Ossineke (Devil), VI. 193; Ot-
sisippi (St. Glair), XIII. 334; Ottawa
(Grand) explored by Champlain, XIV.
655, 656; troops transported by way of,
XV. 329; Ouisconning, Col. McKay,
joined western Indians at portage of,
XV. 612; Paint, VII. 209, 210; Paw
Paw, III. 625, 626; appropriation for
improvement of, III. 627; Pere Mar-
quette, Indian chiefs on, XII. 622; Pine,
location of, XIV. 504; Pipe, XIII. 49;
Platte, Indian name for, XII. 622;
visited by early exploring party, VII.
504; Portage, deepened and widened,
VIII. 140; Quanicassee, XIII. 357; Rab-
bit, Indian name of, XIV. 229; mounds
and circles of, III. 296; Reccanamezo
(Pusawpaco Sippy or Iron Mine),
XIII. 50; Pottawattomie village on, X.
248; Recankeekee, X. 248; XIII. 50;
Raisin (Sho-wae-cae-mette) (Nee-ma-
Sebee), amount of arms and ammuni-
tion on, captured by British, XV. 230;
battle on and defeat of Col. Winches-
ter, XV. 227-229; see also wars; defini-
tion or name, II. 254; description of,
VII. 584; harbor of, XV. 13; Indian
name for, II. 524; IV. 394; land
on ceded to Indians, III. 559; massa-
cre, I. 413; IV. 321; official re-
port of British troops engaged in battle
of, XV. 229, 237-240; ruins of early In-
dian works on, II. 363; U. S. troops de-
feated on, XV. 226; Rock (little), X.
247; Indian troubles on, XII. 425, 426;
U. S. gunboat at rapids in, XV. 624;
Rouge, brick making on, I. 507, 508;
early title of land on, I. 351; early
vessel building on, XV. 14; how
formed, I. 509; location of, XIII. 309;
settlements on, XIV. 431; source of,
III. 571; Saginaw (Saguina), II. 473;
XV. 497; boats on, III. 318; IX. 72;
XIII. 361; cattle wintered on, XIII.
369; description of, VII. 270; XIII. 369;
how formed, VII. 270; XIV. 501, 504;
St. Clair (Otsisippi), XIII. 334; beav-
ers on, XIII. 339; forests on, IV. 339;
description of narrows, XV. 400; early
mission near mouth of, II. 98; fish
planted in, I. 507; plan to attack fort
on, XV. 629; rapids distant from the
Thames, XV. 401; saw mill located on
prior to 1749, II. 102; swift current
in, XV. 15; U. S. troops on, XV. 659; St.
Joseph, called "Miami of the Lakes,"
XIII. 55; XIV. 257; Carey mission on,
II. 375; discovered by LaSalle, III.
307; fish in, II. 212; St. Law-
rence, Algonquin Indians on, VIII.
370; description of, XV. 21; French
first settlers on, XIV. 431; St. Louis,
location of, XIV. 208; St. Mary's XII.
437; St. Peters, Sioux joined Col. Mc-
Kay on, XV. 612; Saline, IV. 397; Sal-
lammee, X. 247; XIII. 49; Salmon,
prize money for property captured at,
XV. 567; Salt (Wanadagon sippy),
XIV. 503; Pottawattomie village on, X.
248; XIII. 50; Sandusky or Miamie,
massacre referred to, XV. 437; Sauga-
nock, XV. 629, 630; Savoyard (Savo-
yan), description of, I. 358; V. 532;
navigable distance of, XIV. 156; source
of, how named, X. 88; Sciota (Sciato),
I. 507; XV. 94; Sh'awshebah, IX. 167;
Shiawassee, description of, XII. 383;
Indian name of, VII. 277; location of,
XIV. 504; tributary to the Saginaw,
VII. 270; Sorrel, location of, XV. 22;
South Black, III. 625, 626; South Mon-
istic, Indian chiefs on, XII. 622; Span-
ish, coaling station on, 1782, X. 665;
Squaconing, location of, XIV. 496;
Tampico, settlement on, III. 47; Teip-
peccans, X. 247; XIII. 49; Tessalon,
XI. 373, 374, 375; British post on, XI.
374, 415, 419, '420; depot of sup-
plies on, XV. 629; location of,
XV. 630; pine forests on, XI. 420;
Thames (La Tranche, Trench), battle
of, stores captured by U. S. troops, XV.
399; distant from St. Clair rapids, XV.
401; location and description of, XV.
15, 16; U. S. troops on, XV. 117, 659-
669, 675-682; Thread, II. 475; III. 435;
source of, III. 571; Thornapple, V. 327;
Indian name of, XI. 193; Thunder Bay,
VI. 193; Tittabawassee (Tiffin, Tatu-
bawarsay), II. 462; X. 142; XIV. 501,
503; Indian name of, VII. 277; X. 142;
XIV. 501; tributary to the Saginaw,
478 INDEX.
VII. 270; Tus-ca-ra-was, Col. Broad- 418; XIII. 568; Moravian, X. 113, rec-
head's expedition on, III. 31; Twin, In- ommendations of grand jury on, XII.
dian name and location of, XII. 379; 629; Russ, laid out, II. 289; Ridge in
Vermillion, XIII. 50; Peankashaws on, Lenawee county, II. 382; Saginaw to
X. 248; Wabash (Ouabache, Wabashe), Detroit, VII. 252; Saginaw to Mackinac,
X. 247; XV. 262; Delaware Indians on, II. 462; Saline and Tecumseh, opened,
XV. 525; Indians burn towns on, XV. XIII. 594; Sault Ste. Marie tram, VIII.
153, operations of war on, X. 153; 136; Territorial, II. 194; V. 243; used
Washtenon, Pottawattomie village on, by Indians, XIV. 485; Young street,
XIII. 50, see also Grand; White, Indian from Toronto to Lake Simcoe, III. 125.
chiefs on, XII. 622; Willow Run, lo- Roat, Malachi, death of, VIII. 100; IX.
cation of, XIV. 483; Wisconsin (Ouis- 77.
consin, Wisconsing), early names of, Robb, — , VIII. 523.
VI. 351; Gen. Brady on, XII. 428, Robb, David, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
squatters on, V. 173. 538.
"Rivers of the Saginaw Valley" — poem, Robb, George, I. 455.
XIV. 495. Robb, Herman, V. 447.
Rives, Henry, death of, XIII. 131. Robb, John, XII. 565.
Rives township (Jackson Co.), first Robbins, Cynthia, IV. 195.
settlers of, III. 504. Robbins, Rev. Daniel, III. 357.
Rivet, Simeon, XI. 345. Robbins, Capt. Freeman, XI. 113.
Rivet Bros., I. 109. Robbins, George, VII. 555.
Rivieres, Mile— de, VIII. 309. Robbins, J. W., attorney, XIV. 159, 160.
Rivieres, Hippt, des trader, invoice of Robbins, Lewis, death of, XIII. 187 191.
goods, 1778, IX. 650. Robbins, Ludvilus, XII. 406.
Rix, G., V. 477. Robbins, Thomas, I. 168; IV. 248.
Rix, Judge Ira, VII. 472; memoirs of, Robe1, Capt. C. F., U. S. A., IV. 449.
VII. 485. Robe, Euphemia W. (Mrs. James T.),
Rix, John, death of, VIII. 47, 48. XIII. 212.
Rix, Dwell, II. 444. Robe, Rev. James T., first preacher of
Rix, Thomas, publisher, VI. 81. Kalamazoo, I. 210; II. 158-163, 167,
Rix Family, 1. 209. 169, 170; III. 288, 537, 542; X. 7; XIII.
Roab, Putman, 11.230. 212; XIV. 526; biog., XIV. 112, 126;
Roach, John M., instructor in Albion organized M. E. church at Galesburg,
college, II. 207. 1833, X. 52, 53.
Roach, Margaret, IV. 196. Robe, Mrs. Kate S., IV. 449.
Roach, Mark, death of, IX. 76. Rober, Frangois, signs petition against
Roach, William J., IV. 196. McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
Roades, B. H., I. 247. X. 238.
Roads, Oliver, I. 248. Robert, Antoine, on census roll of De-
Roads, —, V. 248; XII. 399, 404; XIII. troit, 1782, X. 605; taxable property,
365; appropriations and land grants 1802, VIII. 538.
for, VII. 52-56; III. 360; Austin, sur- Robert, Antoine Jr., on census roll of
veyed, II. 289; Casco Bay, X. 211; Chi- Detroit, 1782, X. 602.
cago, II. 190; IV. 403; V. 151; VI. Robert, Francois, taxable property, 1802,
238; VIII. 195; XIII. 568; XIV. 530; VIII. 538.
corduroyj constructed by Hull's army, Robert, Isadore, IV. 319; taxable proper-
XIII. 314; Detroit and Chicago, VII. ty, 1802, VIII. 538.
54; Detroit and Monroe turnpike, I. Robert, Joseph, IV. 319; taxable property,
504; XIII. 316; Detroit to Illinois via VIII. 538, 540.
forts Miami, Ouiattanon and St. Vin- Robert, Pierre, III. 35; on census roll of
cent, remarks on, X. 247; Duncan, Al- Detroit,* 1782, X. 610; signs petition
pena and Sauble river, act creating, against McDougal's possession of Hog
VI. 181; Gratiot turnpike, surveyed, T«iQr,H v 900'
XIII. 337; Grand river, II. 483; Hard- w ? , ' „ 7? :
scrabble, IV. 509; Hull, through Black *»%£' "rS!* taX&ble *">»*&'
Swamp, I. 507; Ionia arid Bellevue, OZ' vm> 540'
III. 385; Lansing and Howell, VII. Robert> Tomon, signs petition against
421; Leavenworth, XIV. 511; macad- McDougal's possession of Hog Island,
amized, XIII. 345; Mack and Conant's x- 238-
turnpike, XIV. 537; Macomb and Sag- "Robert DeWar," ocean boat, XIII. 144.
inaw turnpike, authorized, XIV. 411; "Robert Fulton," boat, XIV. 543.
military, I. 506; II. 462; VII. 56; XIII. Roberts, — , III. 430; VI. 373.
337; XV. 178; Monroe turnpike, II. Roberts, Dr. — , II. 483, 487.
INDEX.
Roberts, Miss - (Mrs. Frank Cole),
early teacher, I. 297.
Roberts, Col. Amos, Indian name of, IX.
236.
Roberts, Miss Anna, first teacher of Quin-
cy, VI. 243, 245.
Roberts, Lieut. Benjamin, commissary at
Michilimackinac, X. 228, 229; letter to
Guy Johnson, X. 224.
Roberts, Mrs. Bertheeba, death of, XIII.
228.
Roberts, C. R. and Hull, I. 290.
Roberts, C. T., VII. 208, 210, 219.
Roberts, Capt. Chas., British soldier, XV.
103, 112, 119, 123, 127, 175, 181, 257,
258, 269, 271, 272, 316, 320, 355, 367,
368, 443, 468, 469, 567, 577, 578; assist-
ed Lieut. Col. Boucherville, XV. 315;
captured Michilimackinac, XV. 108-
112, 141-144, 190, 270, 434; commend-
ed by Gen. Brock, XV. 124; letter
from citizens of Prairie Du Chien, XV.
245; 'La Fueille, XV. 244; Ensign
John Lambton, XV. 320; to Col. Baynes,
XV. 109; Maj. Gen. Brock, XV. 108;
Robert Dickson, XV. 101; Noah Freer,
XV. 231, 309, 319-323, 433, 434; Capt.
Glegg, XV. 248; Sir George Prevost,
XV. 308; Col. Proctor, XV. 167; Maj.
Gen. Sheaffe, XV. 166; unaddressed,
XV. 101; requested to rescue survivors
of Fort Dearborn massacre, XV. 161;
statement of expenses, XV. 433, 434.
Roberts, D. W., IV. 446.
Roberts, Elijah J., I. 512; XII. 415," XIII.
529, 582.
Roberts, Ellis, I. 340; II. 572.
Roberts, Eseck, death of, XIII. 281.
Roberts, George, VI. 444; XIII. 563.
Roberts, Horace S., gift of, XII. 330;
member State Historical Society, XII.
331
Roberts, Mrs. I. P., VI. 570.
Roberts, Ira, entered land, 1819, III. 359.
Roberts, James, IV. 231; VI. 383.
Roberts, John, III. viii. 553; IV. vii 440,
443; V. 567; X. 87; XIV. 416; bank
director, XIV. 414; biographical
sketches, III. 222; IV. 445; subscrip-
tion to first court house, II. 428, 567,
572.
Roberts, Julia, death of, XIV. 134. .
Roberts, L. H., landlord, III. 455.
Roberts, Mrs. Lucinda, VII. 427.
Roberts, Mary, IV. 195; XIV. 53.
Roberts, Mrs. Matilda D., death of, XIII.
281.
Roberts, Michael, II. 584.
Roberts, Morris, V. 517.
Roberts, Nathan, IV. 279.
Roberts, Robert E., I. 340; IV. v., viii.,
414, 445; V. vii., 4; VI. 9; VII. 261;
X. 97; XII. 340; city clerk, XIV. 415;
"Deroit," IV. 465; V. 530; gifts of, XII.
330, 348; member of committee to
revise constitution of Young Men's
Temperance Society, XII. 458; mem-
ber of State Historical Society, XII.
323, 325, 327, 343, 349; "Recollections,"
II. 567; "Reminiscences of Judge With-
erell," IV. 111.
Roberts, S. M. (Mrs. J. R.), IV. 231.
Roberts, Samuel, II. 250, 291, 309; III.
511; V. 348.
Roberts, Temperance, original member of
first church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
Roberts, Thomas and wife, V. 338.
Roberts, W. C. &W. S., IV. 339.
Roberts, Welch, landlord, IX. 257.
Roberts, William, VII. 232, 233; XIII.
161, 163; entered first land in Grove-
land township, 1829, III. 564; VII. 560.
Roberts, Mrs. William, XIII. 163.
Roberts, William M., III. 559.
Roberts Landing. IV. 339.
Robertson, — , IV. 339.
Robertson, Lieut. Col. — , X. 219.
Robertson, A. S., attorney, VII. 175;
member of the legislature, VII. 223.
Roberts, Asahel, III. 553; subscription to
first court house, II. 428.
Robertson, Miss Betsey (Mrs. McNair),
II. 381.
Robertson, Charles, member of grand
jury, 1778, X. 294.
Robertson, Bishop Charles F.. III. 219.
Robertson, Cyrus, II. 203, 204; XIV. 86.
Robertson, Capt. Daniel, British soldier,
IX. 625; X. 465, 553, 640, 645, 649,
656, 671; XI. 416, 448, 511, 568; XIII.
66; XIV. 543; approves bill of Dr.
Mitchell as surgeon to Indians, XI.
368; description of trip from Mackinaw
to Lake Superior, 1781, IX. 643; letters
from Capt. Langlade, XI. 350; George
McBeath, X. 671; XI. 322, 333, 376,
391; Dr. Mitchell. XI. 391; to Capt.
Brehm, XI. 358, 374; Col. Clause, XI.
383, 389, 435; Gen. Haldimand, XI. 406.
415, 419, 420, 442; Brig. Gen. McLean,
XI. 375; Secretary Matthews, XI. 334,
341, 358, 362, 369, 376, 379, 384, 387-
390, 392, 395; 405-407, 420, 434, 449,.
452, 453; list of- presents to Indians,
XIII. 73; member of Court of Inquiry,
XI. 514, 586, 591; XIII. 86; orders
from Lieut. Col. Hope, X. 638; orders
Indian council, XII. 309; orders in-
ventory of provision at Michilimack-
inac, XI. 332; present at Indian coun-
cil, XL 490; XIII. 107; received peti-
tion of residents of Mackinac, XI. 393;
report of stores at Michilimackinac, XI.
356; requested change of location, XI.
395.
Robertson, David, member of stock com-
pany to purchase all lands of lower
peninsula of Michigan, VIII. 407.
480 INDEX.
Robertson, George, V. 13; IX. 6; XIV. Robie, see Roby.
44, 86; member State Pioneter Society, Robien, Janmari, taxable property, 1802,
III. 268; IV. 8. VIII. 540.
Robertson, Hiram, XIV. 86. Robin, Charles, appointed justice of the
Robertson, J. M., I. 247. court of common pleas of the district of
Robertson, John, III. 326. Gaspe, XI. 622.
Robertson, Brig. Gen. John, VI. 24; IX. Robins, — , IV. 513.
467, 468; XI. 13, 14; gift of, III. 109. Robins, Adelaide (Mrs. Cushway), VII.
Robertson, John C., death of, IX. 37. 280.
Robertson, Lavina, death of, VI. 340. Robins, Obediah, signed petitions, X.
Robertson, Dr. P. A., corresponding mem- 456; XIII. 54.
ber of State Historical Society, XII. Robins in Michigan, V. 250; XIV. 603.
328. Robinson, — , III. 305.
Robertson, Mrs. Rollin, death of, VIII. Robinson, — (Canada), corresponding
58. member of State Historical Society,
Robertson, Theodore, biog., XIV. 70, 85. XII. 328.
Robertson (Robinson), Samuel, IX. ix.; Robinson, Capt. — , killed by Indians,
XII. 309, 530, 533, 538, 565, 566; ac- VIII. 280.
cused of disloyalty, IX. 577; claim and Robinson, Capt. — , early settler on St.
protest for imprisonment, IX. 620; XI. Glair river, VI. 405, 414.
328, 329; papers relating to, IX. 618- Robinson, Capt. — , British soldier, V.
633. 501; X. 669; XI. 433; XV. 542, 605;
Robertson, Dr. T. W., III. 362. at Chippewa and Fort Erie, XV. 603.
Robertson, William, Sr., I. 346, 347; VIII. Robinson, — , military secretary, letter
490, 629; XI. 655; XII. 77, 159; XIII. from Gen. Haldimand, X. 290.
241, 244; appointed justice of court of Robinson, Mrs. — , I. 345; V. 500.
common pleas of the dist. of Hesse, XI. Robinson, Mrs. — , death of, VI. 243.
621; before land committee, XI. 627- Robinson, Rev. — , IV. 452.
643; letter to Chief Justice William Robinson, Alonzo J., V. 284.
Smith, XI. 644-649; member of stock Robinson, Amanda, death of, VII. 544.
company for the purchase of all land of Robinson, Amos, IX. 254.
lower peninsula of Michigan, VIII. 407; Robinson, Andrew, II. 526.
member of the Land Board of Hesse, Robinson, Arza C., II. 205.
XII. 17, 27; named for legislative coun- Robinson, Bert, death of, VI. 283.
cil of Upper Canada, XII. 23; signs Robinson, C., land entry, III. 404.
petition for better trade facilities, XI. Robinson, Caius C., first township meet-
461. ing of Palmyra held at house of, II.
Robertson, William, Jr., XIII. 245. 361.
Robertson, Mrs. William, Sr. (Miss Eliza- Robinson, D. H., letter to Noah Freer,
beth Wallace), XIII. 245. XV. 84.
Roberval, Jean Francois de la Roque, Robinson, David G., member State Pi-
cheval, seigneur de, governor of new oneer Society, III. 8, 266; vice presi-
France, 1540, III. 117; attempts to es- dent, III. 100; IV. ix, 5; V. 1; VI. 3;
tablish a colony at Quebec, banished VII. ix, 6; VIII. xiii, 9; IX. xi; XI.
niece to Isle of Demons, XIV. 654. • vii, 10; XIII. 26; XIV. vii, 17.
Robeson, David, Sr., death of, XIII. 277; Robinson, Duncan, ship builder, IX. 284.
XIV. 183. Robinson, Ed., II. 531.
Robidon, Bonaventure, taxable property, Robinson, Edward, father of Rix, XI. 186.
1802, VIII. 538. Robinson, Miss Elvira E. (Mrs. J. F.
Robidon, Etienne. taxable property, 1802, Nichols), VII. 599.
VIII. 538. Robinson, Miss Emily (Mrs. Martin), III.
Robidon, Joseph, Jr., taxable property, 426, IX. 32.
1802, VIIL 538. Robinson, Col. Eugene, I. 457; IV. 442.
Robidon, Louis, Sr., taxable property, Robinson, Eunice, mother of Rix R— ,
, 1802, VIII. 538. XI 186
R°VIIin53^°UiS' Jr" taXaWe Pr°Perty °f) Robinson,' Fanny (Mrs. Fish), IX. 197.
Robidoux, Charles, on census roll of De- Robinson' Mrs- Francis C" death of' XIV"
troit, 1782, X. 603.
Robidoux, Etienne and wife, on census Robinson, G. Wv XII. 392.
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324. Robinson, Mrs. George, V. 227.
Robidoux, Louis (Louison), on census Robinson, George P., murdered Helen
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 602; and wife, Jewett, XIII. 368.
on census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 320. Robinson, H. S., III. 425.
INDEX. 481
Robinson, Miss Harriet M. (Mrs. Inger- senator, XI. 199; trading posts of, IX.
soil), IV. 389. 235, 242, 280, 282.
Robinson, Mrs. Harriet, death of, XIV. Robinson, Mrs. Rix (daughter of Indian
192. chief), IX. 235; XI. 193.
Robinson, Hiram, IX. 332. Robinson, Robert, VII. 174.
Robinson, I. N., XIII. 411, 412. Robinson, Rollin, V. 131.
Robinson, Mrs. Isabelle E., death of, XIV. Robinson, Rufus R., land entry, III. 564.
189. Robinson, Mrs. S., death of, XIII. 228.
Robinson, J., III. 280. Robinson, Samuel, death of, VIII. 113.
Robinson, Dr. J. A., IX. ix, 500; "Rem- Robinson, Solon E., I. 7.
inscences in rhyme," III. 504. Robinson, Stephen B., death of, VI. 431.
Robinson, Mrs. J. A., death of, XIII. Robinson, William, built fort, V. 500.
133. Robinson, Prof. William, VII. 599.
Robinson, J. D., bank director, III. 545; Robinson, Lettlier & Co., VII. 495.
VI. 324. Robinson & Martin, I. 347.
Robinson, J. W. & A. E., publishers, VI. Robinson, Pratt & Co., publishers, X. 98.
70. Robinson, White, Williams & Co., ship
Robinson, James, experience of, V. 500. builders, IX. 285; XI. 196.
Robinson, Rev. James W., I. 143; II. Robison, Andrew, I. 327; III. 639.
169, 170; IV. 198, 210. Robison, Mrs. Sarah, death of, VI. 448.
Robinson, Dr. Jeremiah A., VII. 463. Robisons, Jhimis, taxable property of,
Robinson, John, V. 503; on tax roll 1802, VIII. 540.
levied for repairing Fort Detroit, VIII. Robitaille, — , XII. 218, 239.
466. Robital, In., of Detroit, remained a Brit-
Robinson, John J., I. 327; II. 527; VII. ish subject at close of revolutionary
593; member State Pioneer Society, I. war, VIII. 411.
92. Robson, Antoinette, XIII. 27.
Robinson, Rev. John R., XI. 193, 200; re- Robson, Dwight, XIII. 27.
marks on dedication of monument to Robson, Frank E., XI. vi.; XIII. 23, 24,
his father, Rix Robinson, XIII. 578. 27, 39; "How Lansing became the capi-
Robinson, John S., governor of Vermont, tal," XI. 237; "Michigan and Ohio
XI. 297. boundary line," XI. 216.
Robinson, Joshua, first treasurer of Le Robson, John, VI. 293; XIII. 198.
Roy township, II. 233; XIV. 364; me- Robson, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XIII. 196,
moir, V. 284. 198.
Robinson, Mrs. Joshua, V. 284. Roby, Mrs. Hannah, I. 423, 499; XII.
Robinson, Miss Julia F., instructor in 602.
Albion College, II. 206. Roby, Henry M., IV. 413; XII. 573; mem-
Robinson, Dr. L. G., I. 429; member State ber of Young Men's Society, XII. 362.
Historical Society, XII. 331. Roby, Mrs. Mary, V. 545.
Robinson, Lewis, XI. 187. Roby, John S., I. 439, 470; II. 62; IV.
Robinson, Mrs. M. O., VI. 295. 473; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; signed
Robinson, Mrs. Maria, II. 169. address to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII.
Robinson, Nathan, IV. 228. 656; signed petition for a representa-
Robinson, Peter, carried dispatches, XV. tive in congress, XII. 587.
629, 630. Roby house, I. 500.
Robinson, Reuben, III. 232. Roche, Dr. — , XI. 442.
Robinson, Rev. Richard S. (S. R.), II. Roche, de Bout, military operations at,
158. 161. X. 646, 649.
Robinson, Rix, III. 470; IV. 287; VI. Rocheblave, Jean Joseph de, V. 106.
393; VII. 506; IX. viii, 225, 237, 238, Rocheblave, Marie Michel de (Mrs. Phil-
241, 245, 248, 256, 257; XIII. 27; XIV. lip), IX. 491; XI. 402; unaddressed
518; associate judge, commissioner of letter, X. 382.
internal improvement and supervisor, Rocheblave, Philip (Phillippe), Francois
XIII. 576; congressman, IX. 243; de- de Rastel, governor of Kaskaskia, III.
clined nomination for governor, XI. 16, 20; V. 106; IX. 344, 350, 458, 465,
199; delegate to constitutional conven- 476, 490; X. 294, 295, 297, 597; XI.
tion, 1850, III. 40; IX. 256; XIII. 576; 336, 351; XII. 307; escapes from mili-
encounter with Nim-min-dib, Indian, tary prison, IX. 513; letters from Gen.
XI. 194; graduate of an academy in Haldimand, XI. 319; Secretary Mat-
New York, IX. 241; Indian name, IX. thews, XI. 393; unaddressed, IX. 436,
236; monument to, XIII. 575, 576; 438; XI. 354, 402; memoir of, X. 466;
resolutions regarding care of insane, placed in irons by Willing, IX. 369,
deaf and dumb, XIII. 293; state 402, 459, 460.
61
482
INDEX.
Rocheblave, Pierre, in charge of Indian
presents, XV. 607, 646, 647.
"Rochester," boat, XIV. 543.
Rochester Colony, V. 329-333; XIV. 556;
articles of association, V. 329; village
Congregational church organized, XII.
357; "Era," VI. 91.
Rock, — , see Rocque, Joseph.
Rock mill stones made from, II. 372.
Rock Island, U. S. troops ordered to,
XII. 425.
Rock (little) river, X. 247; Indians bat-
tle with U. S. troops, XV. 628, 631.
Rockafellow, John C., county trreasurer
in 1875-6, I. 519.
"Rocket," locomotive engine, awarded
prize in competition, 1831, IX. 272.
Rockets, used by British on ships in
Sackett's Harbor, XV. 572.
Rockey, Caleb, death of, IX. 19.
Rockford "Register," VI. 82, 84.
Rockway, S. III. 284.
Rockwell, Benjamin M., II. 305, 306, 334.
Rockwell, George, III. 362.
Rockwell, James R., III. 281; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 186; III. 7.
Rockwell, Miss Maria (Mrs. Birchard),
VII. 598; teacher, 1848, I. 457.
Rockwell, Orin, V. 448.
Rockwell, Philo and wife, biog. XIII.
279.
Rockwell, Samuel R., death of, VIII. 99.
Rockwell, Truman, death of, XIII. 132.
Rockwell & Wolfley, II. 334.
Rockwell, Dyer & Derby, II. 334.
Rockwith, Dr. Frank A., VII. 303.
Rocourt, Jean Baptiste and wife, on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
Rocque (Rock), Joseph, interpreter, IX.
530, 542, 544, 559, 561; XI. 487, 527,
530, 532, 535, 538, 552-554, 556, 560,
563, 572-574, 580, 605, 610, 612-616, 618;
XV. 657; account with Joseph Ainse,
XI. 510, 520; testimony at court of in-
quiry, XI. 521, 535, 557.
Rodd, — , killed by Indians, V. 495.
Rodd, "Mother" — , V. 495.
Rodd, Charles H., interpreter, VII. 141;
witness of totems of Chippewa chiefs
on certificate of land reserved for
Jacob Smith, VII. 141.
Rode, — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 59; subscription for a mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 290.
Rode, Madam — and child, on census roll
of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII. 59.
Rode, Antoine, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Rode, Peter, death of, XIV. 138.
Rodgers, Alexander, I. 290, 297, 301.
Rodgers, J. H., II. 334.
Rodgers, John, II. 302.
Rodgers, Samuel, death of, VIII. 22.
Rodgers, W. F., I. 247.
Rodney, Admiral Sir George Brydges,
victory in West Indies, X. 597.
Roe, A. T., III. 415.
Roe, Joseph, interpreter, XV. 196, 198.
Roe, Joseoh, first teacher of Mt. Clemens,
V. 466.
Roe, Mrs. Phoebe, death of, XIV. 192.
Roe, William, II. 588-591; V. 533; VIII.
493-495; auctioneer of slaves; I. 415;
clerk of court, 1795, XII. 180.
Roe. Rev. William, VIII. 110.
Roe, Willis, VI. 173.
Roeser, Judge Otto, graduate of the uni-
versity of Halle, Prussia, IX. 71;
probate judge, IX. 72; XIII. 380.
Roeser, William, IX. 72.
Roeville, James, corresponding member
of State Historical Society, XII. 328.
Rogan, Martin, memoir, VII. 216.
Rogers, Miss — , VI. 282.
Rogers, Miss — (Mrs. C. B. Cottrell),
III. 331.
Rogers, Miss — , original member of first
M. E. church of Galesburg, X. 52.
Rogers, Mrs. — , V. 188, 190.
Rogers, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 39.
Rogers, Mrs. — (Miss Cobb), III. 378.
Rogers, A. W., land entries, III. 402,
404.
Rogers, Miss Abigail C., established Mich-
igan Female College, II. 518; VI. 131,
287, 293; VII. 57, 421; IX. 93, memoir
and history of college, VI. 284; read
paper before the State Teachers' Asso-
ciation, 1860, IX. 95.
Rogers, B. J. and wife, VI. 282.
Rogers, Mrs. Charlotte', V. 231.
Rogers, Comfort, death of, XIII. 226.
Rogers, David, pioneer of Ingham Co., I.
191.
Rogers, David, with Col. Campbell, 1779,
X. 368.
Rogers, David H., VI. 307.
Rogers, Miss Delia, established Michigan
Female College, VI. 131, 285. 287; VII.
7, 421; IX. 93; XIII. 196, 197.
Rogers, E. H.. a member of State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 327.
Rogers, E. S., II. 225; V. 323.
Rogers, Mrs. Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas),
IV. 197, 358; memoir, III. 335, 336; V.
226.
Rogers, Ella (Mrs. L. S. Stout), XIII.
160.
Rogers, Miss Esther (Mrs. Burrington),
III. 325.
Rogers, Eugene, death of, XI. 134.
Rogers, Ezra, VII. 555.
Rogers, Forde, X. 200.
Rogers, Frances H., death of, VIII. 45.
Rogers, George, II. 456; IV. 230.
Rogers, Mrs. George, II. 456.
Rogers, George H., U. S. A., XV. 364.
Rogers, George H., letter to Lieut. Dud-
INDEX.
483
ley, XV. 286; prisoner of war at Mon-
treal, XV. 306.
Rogers, George W., X. 199.
Rogers, Mrs. Harriet, L. (Miss Williams),
I. 26; X. 194, 195; memoir; X. 199.
Rogers Hill, III. 325.
Rogers, William M., treasurer Tuscola
county, 1875-6, I. 520.
Rogers, Henry, X. 52.
Rogers, Henry D., VII. 481.
Rogers, Ira, death of, XI. 94.
Rogers, Isaac H. and wife, memoir, XIII.
160.
Rogers, Israel, death of, VI. 447.
Rogers, J. C., VI. 227.
Rogers, J. F., student of Hillsdale college,
VI. 146.
Rogers, J. Sumner, letter of regret to
F. W. Lanhenaw, VII. 324.
Rogers, Mrs. J. V., III. viii; "Incident of
Pioneer Life," III. 299.
Rogers, Jabez and wife, original member
of first M. E. church of Galesburg, II.
159; X. 52.
Rogers, Dr. James, II. 456; XIV. 424.
Rogers, Mrs. James, death of, XIII. 241.
Rogers, James I., soldier of the war of
1812, IX. 29.
Rogers, Mrs. James I., death of, IX. 29.
Rogers, Capt. Jedediah, II. 38; III. 576;
IV. 80, 81; V. 9; -VII. 154; X. 87;
on last trip of "Walk-in-the-water," IV.
113-115.
Rogers, John, collecter of customs at
Mackinaw, 1815, VI. 348.
Rogers, John, pioneer of Calhoun Co., II.
208; V. 276; XIV. 361.
Rogers, Rev. John, (England), VI. 298.
Rogers, Julia (Mrs. Jacob Cornell), XIII.
202.
Rogers, Mrs. L. A., IV. 196.
Rogers, Leonard T., XIII. 160.
Rogers, Levi, land entry, IV. 395.
Rogers, Louise (Mrs. Dickey), XIII. 160.
Rogers, Luther, X. 39.
Rogers, Maria E., IV. 195.
Rogers, Moses, XI. 139; death of, XIV.
189.
Rogers, Deacon Nathan, II. 435, 436, 444,
Rogers, Mrs. Nathan, II. 435.
Rogers, Noah, VI. 298.
Rogers, Peter L., III. 325; IV. 196.
Rogers, R., III. 280, 281.
Rogers, Randolph, artist, V. 36.
Rogers, Maj. (Lieut. Capt.) Robert, Brit-
ish soldier, III. 13, 15, 22, 24; VII.
558; VIII. 357, 461; X. 212; XI. 509;
accused of disloyalty, X. 225-229; arrest
of, X. 230-233; took possession of
Michilimackinac, 1761, VI. 505.
Rogers, Mrs. Robert, X. 232.
Rogers, Mrs. Sarah, death of, VIII. 58.
Rogers, Dr. Smith, XIV. 75.
Rogers, Mrs. Stephen (Miss Tooker), XI.
46.
Rogers, Thomas, III. 321, 322, 327, 331,
335, 336.
Rogers, Mrs. Thomas, III. 321.
Rogers, W. H., publisher, IX. 298.
Rogers, Mrs. W. L., death of, VI. 340.
Rogers, William, II. 456.
Rogers & Anderson, II. 334.
Rogers & Healey, XII. 399.
Rogers City, county seat,' I. 312.
Roi, Francois, see Roy.
Roin, T. F., XII. 399.
Roland, Dr. — , I. 241.
Rollette, Lieut. — , XV. 66; commanded
the "Detroit" when captured, XV. 165;
wounded, XV. 238.
Rolette, Capt. Joseph, XV. 91; 245, 246,
630, 631; commended, XV. 625;
marched against Gen. Clarke on the
Mississippi river, XV. 611; signs peti-
tion for county revenues, XII. 586.
Rolette, Laurent, VI. 351.
Rolf, Rev. William, III. 544.
Rolfe, Alvinon, XIV. 364, 365.
Rolfe, Nelson, XIV. 317, 318.
Rolins, Ensign — , wounded, XV. 284.
Roll of election, held at Detroit, 1799,
VIII. 509.
Rolle, — , on census roll of St. Joseph,
1780, XIII. 58.
Rollin, David B., XIV. 424.
Rollins, Henry A., county clerk in 1875-
6, I. 519.
Rollins, Hugh, death of. XIV. 111.
Rollin township (Lenawee Co.), organ-
ized, II. 361, 365; first settlers, II.
374.
Rolls, Mrs. — , II. 437.
Rolph, — , VII. 419.
Rolshoven, F., jeweler, IV. 447.
Roman Catholic churches, see Churches.
Roman Catholic holidays, I. 360.
Roman Catholic missionaries, among the
Aztecs and Incas, XIV. 652; first pio-
neers, I. 481; IV. 287, see also Missions.
Roman Catholic Missions, see Missions.
Romano, Ignacio, confined for murder,
VII. 116.
Romans, first to disseminate fruit, IX.
267.
Rome, N. Y. to Mackinac; a trip in ter-
ritorial days with powder and clothing
for soldiers, XIII. 520.
Rome township (Lenawee Co.), organ-
ized, II. 361, 365.
Romeo, IV. 314; academy, early pupils,
II. 442-445; bank, V. 477; Congrega-
tional church, celebration of, II. 433;
Dickinson Institute, early principal of,
IX. 93; "Observer," VI. 87.
Romer, Jesse F., IV. 179, 195.
Romer, Lucy A., IV. 195.
Romeyn, Theodore, attorney, I. 84, 282;
484
INDEX.
II. 75; IV. 457; VI. 108; VII. 491, 513,
622; XIII. 285, 288; member State His-
toridal Society, XI. 320; member State
Pioneer Society, IX. 12.
Romeyn, Thomas, XII. 556.
Romeyn, Thomas T., death of, VIII. 57.
"Romulus," boat, IX. 514.
Ronan, Peter, death of, VI. 383.
Ronte, F., III. 281.
Rood, Mrs. B. A., death of, XI. 131.
Rood, C. C., X. 56.
Rood, Charles H., XIII. 26.
Rood, Delia, V. 421.
Rood, Gustavus B., on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, All. 461%.
Rood, H. A., X. 56; member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 323.
Rood, John, death of, VI. 431.
Rood, Mary, V. 421.
Rood, Sydney L. & Co., publishers, X.
98.
Roof, Adam L., I. 193; first register of
Ionia county, III. 473; VI. 304; mem-
ber of the Legislature, XIV. 413.
Roos, Elbert S., attorney, XI. 312.
Roosa, Elizabeth (Mrs. W. Divine), XIV.
107.
Roost, John, publisher, IX. 297; memoir,
VIII. 68, 70.
Roost & Hoogesteger, publishers, VI. 92.
Roosevelt, Cornelius, III. 435; X. 123.
Root, Gen. — , V. 388.
Root, Albert M., biog., IX. 72.
Root, Mrs. Albert M., I'X. 73.
Root, Amos, III. 508; mayor, II. 316;
president Air Line Ry. Co., II. 318;
inspector of prison, II. 329, 340.
Root, Dr. Bennett F., III. 639.
Root, Mrs. C. P., VII. 321.
Root, Charles, II. 567; V. 317.
Root, Charles W., I. 296.
Root, Elisha, first election of Pavilion
township held at house of, I. 209.
Root, Francis T., original member of first
Presbyterian church, Bay City, IV. 178,
193, 196.
Root, George P., publisher, VI. 87.
Root, Mrs. Hannah, V. 527.
Root, Ira, III. 476.
Root, Hon. J. M., congressman, IX. 20.
Root, Mrs. Jason, death of, VII. 580.
Root, John M., bank cashier, II. 323.
Root, Rev. L. Q., III. 482.
Root, Mrs. Lorin, V. 447.
Root, Rev. Lucius I., early preacher, IV.
.177, 182, 187, 192.
Root, Putnam, first collector of Fredonia
township, II. 228, 229.
Root, Roland, VII. 350, 353, 357; X. 64;
XIII. 520; memoir, IX. 19.
Root, Mrs. Roland, IX. 21; XIII. 520.
Root, Roswell, I. 33, 444, 570; II. 55;
V. 244; VI. 444, 445; IX. 582, 584; ex-
hibit of fruit, 1847, X. 76.
Root, Stephen, II. 560.
Root & Miller, IX. 72.
Rope, garrison supplies, XI. 428; XII.
131, 205.
Roper, Mrs. L. S., IV. 7; V. 13; XIII.
24, 27; XIV. 12, 29.
Roper, Thomas, death of, XIII. 230.
Roque (Rocq, Rocque, Roeq, Roqui), — ,
interpreter, IX. 366, 385; X. 504, 636,
639.
Roque, Charles, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Roque & Calvee", IX. 366.
Roquetaittade, — de and wife, VIII. 451.
Roraback, Mrs. Mary Ann, death of, XIV.
67.
Rosa, H. M., III. 291.
Roscommon city, county seat, I. 313.
Roscommon (Mikenauk) county, I. 312;
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote
of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Rose, Lient. — , surveyor, I, 125.
Rose, Mrs. Betsy, death of, XIV. 149.
Rose, Calvin, early mail carrier, XIII.
250.
Rose, Catherine, death of, VIII. 56.
Rose, E. L., III. 346.
Rose, Edward H., clerk of St. Glair
county, VI. 410. -
Rose, Elias O., publisher, VI. 88.
Rose, Firman G., death of, XIII. 230.
Rose, George, X. 403, 404; XI. 416; un-
signed letter to, XI. 455.
Rose, H. K., V. 438.
Rose, H. O., VII. 385.
Rose, Hannah (Mrs. King), VII. 446.
Rose, Miss Hannah (Mrs. A. R. Swarth-
out), IV. 373.
Rase, Miss, Harriet (Mrs. T. B. Barnum),
XIII. 138.
Rose, Mrs. Harvey K., III. 545.
Rose, John, soldier of the Black Hawk
war, VI. 220; on muster roll, 1832, VII.
349.
Rose, Maj. John, aide to Col. Crawford,
letter of, VIII. 476-478.
Rose, Samuel, I. 293, 294; death of, IX.
58.
Rose, William 0., member of the legis-
lature, XIV. 413.
Rose, Mrs. Z. C., VI. 226.
Rose & Graves, VI. 244.
Rose tavern, XIII. 122.
Rose township (Oakland Co.), lines, loca-
tion and settlement of, III. 563; first
land entries, VII. 560.
Roseau, Charles, III. 35.
Roseboom, — , II. 100.
Roseboom & Pfaff Bros., IX. 281.
Rosecrans, Asa, death of, VIII. 55.
Rosecrans, Gen. H. S., commanding the
INDEX.
485
army of the Cumberland, II. 612, 615-
618, 620; IX. 198.
Rosecrahs, Holmes, II. 583.
Rosecrantz, Clarissa, X. 37, 51.
Rosecrantz, Jacob, X. 36, 37, 51.
Rosecrantz, Josiah, III. 521, 525; VI. 479.
Rosecrantz, Loree (Lory) J., attorney,
VII. 477; XL 312.
Rosecrantz, Lieut. Mortimer, soldier of
the Mexican war, VII. 121; graduate
of West Point Academy, III. 525; VII.
477.
Rosecrantz, Mrs. Polly W., III. 491.
Rosecrantz, William, X. 39.
Rosenhoeser, Mrs. C., death of, IX. 76.
Roses, early grown at Sault Ste. Marie,
VII. 195; wild, XIII. 369; XIV. 602.
Rosevell, Charles A., VIII. 231.
Rosevelt, John B., attorney, XL 312.
Rosevelt, Mrs. W. C., XL 36.
Roski, — de, XL 441.
Roskapp, John, V. 478.
Rosomon, T. J., II. 224.
Ross, Judge — , member of Constitutional
convention, 1835, XIV. 407.
Ross, Rev. A. Hastings, address of, II.
434.
Ross, Arthur, county treasurer, XL 127.
Ross, David D., Sr., supervisor, biog., XL
127.
Ross, David D. Jr., XL 127.
Ross, Mrs. Hannah, death of, IX. 31.
Ross, Maj. Horatio, VI. 479, 480; XL 363,
386.
Ross, J., III. 281.
Ross, James, XL 127.
Ross, Leonard, III. 280; XIII. 115.
Ross, Lucy, death of, VIII. 57.
Ross, Nehemiah, XIV. 425.
Ross, William D., attorney, XL 312.
Rosse, Lady — , VII. 359.
Rosseau, Gen. — , IV. 150.
Rosseau, Mrs. John, death of, XIV. 69.
Rossin, Porter, II. 220.
Rosslewin, — , XII. 79, 91.
Rossman, A., III. 280, 283.
Rossman, Fite, III. 568; XIV. 142.
Rossman, George W., death of, VIII. 20.
Rossman, Harmon, XIV. 142.
Rossman, Joseph, III. 568.
Rossman, Leonard, XIV. 142.
Rossman, Stephen, supervisor, biog. XIV.
141.
Rossiter, Daniel, II. 245.
Rossiter, John, I. 385.
Rossiter, Seymour, II. 572; XII. 457.
Roth, J. R., journalist, VI. 69.
Rottenburg, Maj.-Gen. Francis de, see De
Rottenburg.
Rotton, Col. — , XIV. 649.
Roucourre, Dr. — ., taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 533.
Roucourt, Jean Baptiste, on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 609; 1827, XII.
Rough, Mrs. David, death of, XL 27.
Rough, Joseph, III. 35.
Rouleau (Rolo), Charles, XII. 71; on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 511.
Rouleau (Roulo), Louis, on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Roulht, — , VIII. 530.
Roulo, Charles, see Rouleau.
Round Head, Wyandotte chief, XV. 151,
153, 169, 170, 290; at Raisin river mas-
sacre, IV. 320; captured Gen. Win-
chester, XV. 228; death mentioned, XV.
. 427.
Round Island, Indian name of, XII. 378.
"Round Robin," by Cass and others to
save surrender of Detroit, XIV. 35.
Rounds, — , II. 13.
Rounds, Henry, death of, IX. 19.
Rouse, Anthony, land entry, IV. 395.
Rouse, Mrs. Jefferson, death of, XL 135.
Rousseau, — , surveyor, III. 199.
Rousseau, Father, — , VII. 177.
Rousseau, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 601; and wife, on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 322.
Rousseau, Baptiste, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, French philos-
opher, XL 216.
Routland, Constant, death of, XIV. 138.
Row, Charles, II. 531.
Row, Conrad, II. 524, 525; VIII. 38, 40.
Row, Mrs. Conrad, II. 525; VIII. 40.
Row, Edwin E., VIII. 38.
Row, Fred, VIII. 38.
Row, Gilbert, II. 523-525; VIII. 37-40.
Row, Mrs. Gilbert, II. 525.
Row, Mrs. Harriet (Miss Hunter), II.
186; III. 7; biog., VIII. 34, 37, 38.
Row, Henry, II. 524, 525; VIII. 38-40.
Row, Mrs. Henry (Pricilla L.), II. 525;
VIII. 39-40.
Row, John, VIII. 39n.
Row, Myron, VIII. 38.
Row, Nicholas, II. 524; VIII. 39.
Row, Samuel H., VIII. 38, 39n; gift of,
III. 7; address of, II. 522; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 186.
Row, William, VIII. 38.
Rowan, Stephen, II. 296.
Rowe, — , II. 483.
Rowe, — , early teacher of illiterate in
Sunday schools, VII. 48.
Rowef, Capt. — , released as prisoner of
war, XV. 491, 499.
Rowe, Asa, nurseryman, 1833, X. 73.
Rowe, Miss H. Laura, A. M., principal of
female department of Hillsdale college,
VI. 161.
Rowe, Philip, XIV. 328.
486 INDEX.
Rowe, Mrs. Sarah. VI. 374. 1782, X. 601; and wife, on census roll
Rowe, W. C., III. 280. of Detroit, 1779, X. 322.
Rowe, Walter, student of Hillsdale col- Roy, William, V. 474.
lege, VI. 146. Royal Arcanum, Flint, III. 454; Jackson,
Rowell, Capt. Oeorge H., III. 350. II. 347.
"Rowena" yacht entered in regatta, III. "Royal George," boat, XV. 66, 284; con-
645. dition of, 1812, XV. 73.
Rowland, — , VIII. 107. Royal Historical Society, of London, VII.
Rowland, A. L., X. 163. 8; gift of, XL 14.
Rowland, H. C., VII. 482. Royal Oak township (Oakland Co.), how
Rowland, Henry, V. 328; "Reminis- named, XIV. 517; land entries, III.
cences," XIV. 621-625. 568; VII. 561.
Rowland, Mrs. Henry, death of, XIV. 625. Royal Oak village, early bank, original
Rowland, Capt. Isaac (J.) S., XII. 600, capital, V. 214.
602; XIII. 533; marked boundary line Royce, The Misses, early teachers, VI.
on ice by flags, XIII. 541; member of 492.
the Brady Guards, XIII. 525, 528, 530. Royce, Rev. Fayette, VII. 315.
Rowland, L. P., XIII. 422. Royce, James F., V. 528.
Rowland, Mrs. Olive, V. 525. Royce, Norman, III. 609; V. 524.
Rowland, Oliver, and wife, XIV. 621, 625. Royce & Grisson, merchants, VI. 268.
Rowland, Maj. Thomas, I. 303, 386, 387, Royston, James, VII. 423.
420, 422, 426, 497; II. 62, 194, 572; IV. Ruark, Arthur, on census roll of Detroit,
463; V. 560; VI. 480, 481, 487; VII. 1827, XII. 461M>.
611; X'tl. 319; XIII. 467; XIV. 416; Rubbillard, Adrian, death of, V. 102.
"death of Tecumseh," VI. 469; member Rubbillard, Jean B., death entry in old
of commissions to locate county seats, register, V. 102.
I. 130; III. 560; VI. 410; VII. 588; Rubelein, George, VII. 174.
member State Historical Society, V. 3; Rubstones, ordnance supplies, XII. 133.
XII. 316, 320; postmaster, XIV. 416; Ruby, — , deserter from American army,
publisher, L 389; VI. 63; residence of, XV. 35.
IV. 477, 478. Rucker, Anna Maria (Mrs. C. Fox), VI.
Rowland, William, clerk of Marquette 515.
county, VII. 203. Rucker, John Anthony, II. 607; VI. 515.
Rowley, Mrs. A. J. (Miss Woolsey), XIII. Rucker, John K., on census roll of De-
137. troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Rowley, B., land entry, III. 401. Rucker, Louis D., VI. 515.
Rowley, Berkley, on census roll of De- Ruckman, John, death of, VIII. 116.
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy>. Rudd, Barker F., biog., IV. 231.
Rowley, Edwin A., attorney, XL 312. Rudd, Jay, IV. 231.
Rowley, Eliza H., VI. 255. Rudd, Jeremiah, IV. 231.
Rowley, H. N., IV. 248. Rudd, Maryrick, IV. 231.
Rowley, M. D.. VII. 219. Rudd, Orson, IV. 231.
Rowley, Rev. John (Jonathan) I. 194- Rudd, Stephen, IV. 231.
III. 482; VII. 178. Ruddiman, George, I. 287-290, 294, 301.
Rowley, L. D. VII. 219. Ruddiman, John, I. 288-290, 294, 295.
Rowley, Levi, II. 73, 222. Ruddle, Capt. Isaac, X. 634.
Rowley, Louis E., publisher, III. 488. Rudger, T. T., land entry, III. 430.
Rowley, Manly D., XIV. 377. Rudhart, George Jacob, of Detroit, re-
Rowley, Capt. Norton B., soldier of the mained British subject at close of rev-
Mexican war, VI. 18; vote of thanks olutionary war, VIII. 410.
given to VI. 23, 24. Ruff, Francis, I. 33; XII. 579.
Rowley, Mrs. S. G., death of, XL 135. Ruff, Francis, on census roll of Detroit,
Rowley, Simeon B., death of, XIV. 189. 1827> xn- 461*4
Rowley, William C., attorney, XIV. 372, Ru&S. — • attorney, IV. 246.
oyg Rugg, Mrs. Luke, original member of first
Rowlson H B nuhlishpr T Ifiq- VT 77 M. E. church of Galesburg, X. 52.
ison, isher 1 .169, VI. 77. Ruggles Rev David> organized Presby-
Ro>, Andre merchant, IX. 658. terian church at Farmington> IV. 420.
Roy, Capt. Dixon, mentioned for honor- Ruggies, Rev. Isaac W., graduate of Yale
ary medal, XV. 207. college, I. 401; II. 433, 435; III. 599;
Roy Frangois, at battle of Raisin river, VI. 386; VII. 104; XII. 353; XIII. 408;
XV. 240; claim for losses by Indians, exhibit of fruit, 1847, X. 77; sketch
XV. 673. of, II. 240.
Roy, Michael, on census roll of Detroit, Ruggles, James, VII. 351.
INDEX. 487
Rugs, invoice of, received at Michilimack- Runkel, George, VII. 205, 207, 208, found-
inac, XV. 613. er of Crystal Falls, VII. 212, 213, 222.
Ruh, Rev. M. P., VI. 196. Runkel, Miss Julia, postmistress, VII.
Ruehle, Frederick, officer of the Scott 205.
Guards, XIV. 417. Runnels, Rev. William, early preacher, I.
Ruehle, John V., soldier of the war of 479; V. 468.
the rebellion, II. 176; IX. 86; XIV. Runnion, Rebecca (Mrs. J. G. Crombie),
416, 417. XI. 114.
Ruisseax, Dame Trottier de, IV. 75. Runyan, C. G., VI. 421.
Ruizy Pzarduda, Capt. P., Mexican Runyan, Isaac, III. 610; VI. 421.
soldier on parole, XII. 611. Runyan, Vincent, land entry, III. 563.
Ruland, Israel, IV. 319; X. 355, 356. Ruply, John F., XII. 579.
Ruland, Joseph, assisted at burial of Rupp, Bernhardt, death of, VI. 383.
Capt. Hart, VIII. 646. Ruppe, George, at the battle of Raisin
Ruland, Lieut. John, VIII. 602; XV. 306; river, XV. 240.
member of Detroit company to repress Ruring, Robert, taxable property, 1802,
Indians, XIII. 505; . member of Gen. VIII. 538.
McArthur's expedition, VIII. 654; pro- Rusch, John, death of, VII. 346.
moted public amusements, XII. 662. Rush, Dr. — , of Geneva, XIV. 101.
Rulison, Miss Sal lie A. (Mrs. G. W. Rush, Benjamin, graduate of Princeton
Fish), M. S., II. 207; author of mis- college, XIII. 388; XIV. 356.
sionary lesson leaf, IX. 199. Rush, Mrs. Frank (Miss Tooker), XI.
Rulou, Charles, on census roll of Detroit, 46.
1827, XII. 46iy2. Rush, Henry, death of, IX. 19.
Rum, amount in garrison store, Detroit, Rush, Richard, U. S. commissioner, VI.
XI. 437; consumption of in Detroit re- 381, 382; conferred with governors of
gretted by Gen. Haldimand, IX. 408; Michigan and Ohio relative to bound-
furnished Indians, X. 468-470, 581; XII. ary line, XI. 224.
174, 263, 264; XV. 563, 564; price of, Rush Medical College, Chicago, XIII. 516.
I. 332; withheld from Indians, XIII. Rusherville, I. B., XII. 454.
67. Rusherville, Joseph, XII. 452.
Rumery, S., III. 281. Rushes, food for cattle, XIII. 351, 371.
Rumford, Samuel, death of, VII. 346. Russ, Capt. — , V. 460.
Rumney, A., II. 273. Russ, Lafayette, death of, XI. 95.
Rumney, Mrs. Hattie, V. 545. Russ, Nathaniel (Nathan), II. 272, 273,
Rumrill, Harvey, VII. 236, 391, 393; IX. 288, 296.
137; refused passage through Pontiac Russ, Dr. Oliver, II. 278, 288, 293, 308-
owing to cholera, VII. 394. 312, 334; III. 506.
Rumrill, Mrs. Harvey (Miss Miller), VII. Russ, Mrs. Oliver, XIII. 369.
391. Russ road, laid out, II. 289.
Rumsey, Mrs. Ann (Mrs. Elisha W.), I. Russan, Jacob, death of, IX. 77.
333; Ann Arbor named for, IV. 394. Russel, Dr. George B., III. 644; IV.
Rumsey, Elisha Walker, I. 329, 333-335; 426; VII. 602, 607; XII. 323; member
V. 245, 246, 365, 395; X. v., 130; with State Historical Society, XII. 320.
John Allen located Ann Arbor, IV. 394; Russel, Mrs. George B., IV. 479.
X. 130; XII. 398. Russell, — , I. 255.
Rumsey, Judge Henry, I. 335; II. 276, Russell, Lieut. — , Mexican war soldier,
310; V. 348; IX. 142, 143; X. 131; vote killed by Indians, XI. 256.
for senator, II. 311, 524. Russell. Miss — , III. 644.
Rumsey, Walker, early name of Elisha Russell, Mrs. Amanda (Mrs. McColl),
W. Rumsy, X. 130. VII. 375.
Rumsey & Allen, III. 580. Russell, Alfred, II. 66; III. 644; IV. 441,
Rumsey's, coft'ee house, I. 334. 442; member State Historical Society,
Rumslie, Mrs. — , death of, XI. 38. XII. 323, 366, 367.
Rumsy, S., death of, XIV. 187. Russell, Mrs. Bingley, VI. 265, 268.
Runcinson, Mary, IV. 284. Russell, Mrs. Charles, death of, XIII. 228.
Rundall, Josiah. death of, IX. 84. Russell, Charles P., landlord, IV. 272;
Rundell, L". C., XIII. 264. IX. 49.
Rundell, Mrs. Warren, biog. XIII. 241, Russell, Mrs. Cornelia, death of, IX. 38.
264. Russell, D. W. C. T., VI. 196.
Rundle, Mrs. — , I. 55. Russell, Mrs. Daniel, death of. XIII. 241.
Runge & Mickel, publishers, VI. 80. Russell, Mrs. Eleanor L., death of, XIII.
Runion, Mary, death of, XIII. 277; XIV. 129.
183. Russell, Ellis, VI. 239, 240.
488
INDEX.
Russell, F. G., VII. 622.
Russell, Frank G., graduate of Ypsilanti
Normal school, IX. 95.
Russell, George, V. 423.
Russell, Mrs. George, VII. 357.
Russell, George A., VII. 348.
Russell, H. M., member State Pioneer
Society, III. 8, 266.
Russell, H. N., V. 500.
Russell, Henry S., death of, VII. 580.
Russell, Hiram, I. 345.
Russell, Isman, I. 248.
Russell, James I., member of the legis-
lature, V. 486.
Russell, Jesse, death of, VIII. 58.
Russell, John, IV. 279.
Russell, Rev. John, III. 236; publisher,
VI. 87; temperance work, XIII. 401.
Russell, John W., XIV. 90.
Russell, Jonathan, V. 448; VI. 169.
Russell, L., land entry, III. 401.
Russell, Levi, death of, XIII. 226.
Russell, Mrs. Maria (Miss Maria Little-
john), XIV. 55.
Russell, Mary A., death of, XIII. 113.
Russell, Peter, auditor general of Canada,
1797, VIII. 504; XII. 290, 291, 295, 297,
298, 305; named for legislative council,
XII. 24; signed requisition for Indian
supplies, XII. 276, 286.
Russell, R. W., VI. 236.
Russell, S. O., VI. 282, 283; VII. 423.
Russell, Samuel, sheriff of St. Glair
county, VI. 411; VII. 389.
Russell, Solomon, X. 37, 38; death of,
XI. 33.
Russell, Miss Sarah, teacher, IX. 94.
Russell, Spencer B., publisher, VI. 87.
Russell, Stephen, I. 179.
Russell, T. M., III. 280.
Russell, William, II. 572; VII. 559, 561;
XII. 579, 580; land entry, III. 570, resi-
dence of, IV. 475; signed call for meet-
ing to instruct delegate to congress,
XII. 645.
Russell, William G., agent of Rochester
colony, V. 329, 330; letter of, V. 331.
Russell, William Hunt, II. 276.
Russell, Miller & Co., III. 323.
Russell, Miller & Growl, lumber mer-
chants, IV. 187.
Russell House, I. 432.
Russell's tavern, VII. 348.
Russey, — , IX. 49.
"Russia," ship on which Michigan sol-
diers sailed to Vera Cruz, VII. 113.
Rust, Mrs. Charles A., XIII. 271.
Rust, David W., biog. IV. 384.
Rust, E. J., II. 247.
Rust, Ezra, member State! Pioneer So-
ciety, IV. 169; V. 15.
Rutan, Manning, biog. XI. 103.
Ruter, Rev. C. W., II. 163.
Rutgers, originally Jacobson, VI. 372n.
Rutgers, Jeeze, death of, XIII. 114.
Rutherford, John, II. 184.
Rutherford, William, I. 296.
Rutherford, Anderson & Co., I. 290.
Rutland township (Barry Co.), how
named, I. 114.
Rutsan, G., III. 281.
Ryal, Miss Mariah (Mrs. I. Wixom), IV.
240.
Ryan, Rev. Henry, I. 477; III. 237.
Ryan, John B., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Ryan, Martin T., printer, III. 274, 276n.
Ryan, W. L., I. 296.
Ryan & Furber, publishers, III. 274.
Ryant, Louisa (Mrs. Joseph Bently),
XIV. 79.
Ryder, Alfred, V. 447.
Ryerson, Mrs. — , British troops posted
at house of, XV. 503.
Ryerson, Martin, Sr., I. 287, 288, 291-
293, 294, 297, 301; biog., XIII. 219, 223;
built first saw-mill on Muskegon river,
XIII. 224; married Ottawa Indian
woman, XIII. 223; presents statue
"The? Ottawas" to Chicago, now in
Lincoln Park, XIII. 224.
Ryerson, Martin Jr., XIII. 224.
Ryerson, Mrs. Martin, Sr., XIII. 223, 224.
Ryerson, Richard, I. 295, 301.
Ryerson & Morris, I. 289, 290; XIII. 235.
Ryerson, Hills & Co., I. 288, 290; XIII.
224.
Ryerson's Mill, burned, XV. 565, 574.
Ryn, Edw., on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 4611/2.
Rynd, Charles, VI. vi.; address at Quin-
cy's semi-centennial, VI. 232; death of,
VI. 233n, 236.
Rynearson, Barnet, death of, IX. 19.
Saaks, Indians, see Sac.
Sabany, — , early mail carrier, VII. 347.
Sabin, Rev. Benjamin, pioneer, III. 243,
396.
Sabin, Carlton, II. 444.
Sabin, H., III. 280.
Sabin, Dr. Jeremiah, II. 444.
Sabin, Rev. John, V. 311.
Sabin, Rev. Peter, III. 241-243; V. 311;
XIII. 123, 128.
Sabin, William, II. 398.
Sabine, J. C., I. 189.
Sable, Baptiste, Point de, IX. 600, 605;
X. 366.
Sable Island, convicts landed on, 1598,
XIV. 655.
Sabrevois — de, land surveyed, VIII. 460,
468.
Sac (Saaks, Sacque, Sakies, Saukes,
Saukie, Sauks, Socks), Indians, V. 169;
XII. 425; XIII. 81, 377; at Michili-
mackinac, X. 277; XIII. 56; at Prairie
INDEX.
489
du Chien, XV. 623, 628; belonged to
Algonquin race, XIV. 257; captives
taken to Rock Island, XII. 434; chief
befriended settlers, XII. 442; census of,
with Foxes and Menominees, 1763, III.
16; custom of hair plucking, XII. 450;
exterminated, XIII. 377-379; fought at
Skull island, XIV. 497; gathered at
Belle Fontaine1, V. 5; how they were
»robbed, X. 134; invited "Saginash" to
deer feast, XII. 440; legend of, X. 134;
location, VII. 136; XI. 486; XII. 444;
on the Saginaw, III. 648; presents to,
XV. 630, 631; received message from
the British, XV. 48; refuse to smoke
war pipe with Winnebagoes, XII. 440;
sign treaty, V. 172; XII. 9; supposed to
haunt the Saginaw valley, VIII. 248;
village, number of men, XI. 506; XIII.
85.
Sac and Fox (Indians) village, XII. 443;
war, VIII. 663-667; XII. 424, 425, 435.
Sacatchioucoua, Domitilla, V. 102.
Sacemiah (Francis Lafountain), XII.
452.
Sackett, Frances, IV. 313; V. 463, 464.
Sackett, John W., II. 303, 315.
Sackett, Lavina H., death of, XI. 40.
Sackett, Lemuel and wife, IV. 313; V.
463, 464.
Sackett, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XIV.
68.
Sackett, O. A., I. 241.
Sackett, Phineas P.. V. 263.
Sacketts Harbor, XV. 603; British block-
ade'raised, XV. 586, 587; early ship-
building on, XV. 191; number of troops
in, 1812, XV. 192; plans of attack dis-
cussed by British, XV. 538-542, 580;
strengthened, XV. 261; U. S. strong-
hold in war of 1812, XV. 417, 418.
Sackrider, — , III. 384, 390, 391; V. 78.
Sackrider, Joseph, land entry, IV. 398.
Sackrider, Thomas, land entry, IV. 401,
402.
Sacrifices of Indians, II. 477; XIV. 212,
213.
Saddle-bags, II. 192, for Indians, X. 496;
garrison supplies, XII. 131.
Saddles, II. 342; for Indians presents,
X. 496, 632; XII. 147, 170, 258, 275,
285; garrison supplies, XI. 427.
Sadler, — , teacher, IX. 94-96.
Sadler, J., III. 281.
Sadler, Wright, death of, XI. 94.
Safford, Charles H., XIV. 94.
Safford, Miss Eliza J., VI. 329.
Safford, H. H., member State Pioneer
Society, VIII. 12.
Safford, Rev. Henry, III. 357; V. 320,
322; VII. 177; XIV. 372.
Safford, Orrin, county treasurer, XIV.
93, 94.
Safford, Mrs. Orrin, XIV. 94.
62
Saffrey-Mesy, Augustine de. see Mesy.
Saffrez, Paul, XI. 345.
Sagaman, Pottawattomie chief, I. '53; XI.
209.
Sag-a-mok, Indian name for Albert Mil-
ler, VII. 390.
Saganikoam, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Sage, — , II. 444.
Sage, Henry W., donates public library
to West Bay City, VII. 319-326; presen-
tation address of, VII. 338, 341-344.
Sage, John, XIII. 594; assisted in organ-
izing first temperance society in Macon
township, XIII. 589.
Sage, L., III. 281, 283.
Sage, Morris, V. 448.
Sage, Moses, XII. 390.
Sage, Mrs. Sarah A., death of, XIV. 149.
Sage, Seth, death of, XIV. 189.
Sage & McGraw, III. 332.
Sage Public Library, dedicated, VII. 319,
see also Libraries.
Sager, Abram. M. D., instructor in the
university, V. 33; VI. 516: XIV. 349;
member State Historical Society, XII.
320, 326.
"Sagina" (Saginah, Saguina), boat, XI.
641; XII. 5-7.
Saginaw bay, XV. 497; early name of,
VI. 350; early reports of, XV. 13; In-
dians of pledged to British, XV. 553;
length of, VII. 270.
Saginaw Bay Land Co., original mem-
bers, III. 321.
Saginaw city, banks, III. 322; collectors
of customs, VII. 255; county seat, I.
314, early, VII. 239; early churches and
preachers in, XIII. 407; early lumber-
ing in, VII. 241; ferry at, III. 325; first
boat built in, XIII. 363; first criminal
trial, pioneer jury and Frenchman's
opinion of, VII. 258; fort, XIV. 500. in
1833, X. 142; Indian name of, I. 314;
VII. 136, 277; lower Saginaw changed
to Bay City, I. 101; Mapes' addition,
XIII. 354; newspapers, III. 464; VI.
93; number of Indians on pay day in,
XIV. 498; "Preparations of Albert Mil-
ler for removing to," VII. 234; Remem-
brances of early days in, X. 142; troops
at, VIII. 141, 143; treaty of, 1819, II.
15, 127, 487; VII. 262; VIII. 2; XIII.
274, see also treaties.
Saginaw county, organized by Governor
Cass, county seat located, I. 313, 314;
IV. 359-364; VII. 261; XIII. 381; bids
for first court house, X. 126; first law
suit, XIII. 355; first white child born
in, III. 326; marsh lands reclaimed,
III. 337; memorial reports of, II. 69;
III. 339, 605; IV. 383; VII. 278; VIII.
70; IX. 64; XI. 126; XIII. 267; mill
site at the forks, VII. 247; pedestrian
trip to, from Detroit, 1822, II. 470;
490
INDEX.
"Pioneer life in 1830," VI. 426; pio-
neers, convivial habits of, IX. 137;
"Press," history of, VI. 93; sketch of,
VII. 270; treasurer and clerk of, in
1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on prohibi-
tion amendment, XIII. 404.
Saginaw County Pioneer Society, IV. 358.
"Saginaw Hunter," boat, V. 141.
Saginaw Indians, see Chippewa or Sac.
Saginaw river, II. 473; XV. 497; beauty
of banks described, XIII. 369; first
boats on, III. 318; IX. 72; XIII. 361;
how formed, VII. 270; XIV. 501, 504.
Saginaw road, constructed by U. S. sol-
diers, VII. 252.
Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Co., mem-
bers of, IV. 19.
Saginaw townshio (Saginaw Co.), organ-
ized, VII. 261.
Saginaw trail, XIV. 507.
Saginaw treaty, 1819, effected by Gen.
Cass, II. 15, 39; VII. 262, 267; XIII.
274.
Saginaw turnpike; early settlers on, VII.
233.
Saginaw valley, "amusements forty years
ago" in, VII. 246; early fruit growing,
VII. 254; early lumbering, VII. 241;
history of, VII. 270; in 1830, IV. 359;
incidents in early history of, Xlll. 351;
Indian legend of, X. 134; Indian name
of, VII. 277; Indians of, XII. 507;
XIII. 337; XV. 152; visit Wash-
ington, XV. 245, (see also Chippewas) ;
military occupation of, II. 460; mili-
tary reserve purchased by Samuel Dex-
ter, VIII. 243; mounds and mound
builders, IV. 379; "Pioneer life in,"
III. 602; "Pioneer sketches," VII. 229;
wild fruits of, VII. 256.
Sagitandawe, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Sagoneybee, Pottawattomie chief, IX
443.
Sagosequa, Indian name for heirs of
Caroline Smith, VII. 140, 143.
Sa-gos-e-wa-qua, daughter of Neome VII.
266, 270.
Saies, Indians at Michilmackinac, 1782,
XIII. 70.
Sail cloth, for Indians, X. 496; XII. 41,
75.
Sail Rock, Lake Superior, VII. 156.
Sailor, Rev. J., III. 288, 289, 314,
315.
Sailor, Peter, death of, XIII. 112.
Saindooskey, see Sandusky.
St. Amant, Simon, VIII. 341; X. 398.
SI. Andrew's church, Ann Arbor, history
of, IX. 141.
St. Ange, Pierre Groson de, V. 104; X.
216, 218.
St. Anne's church (Detroit), built in
1723, X. 89; XIII. 435; description of,
IV. 460; due bills of, I. 382, 490, de-
molished, X. 94n; extracts from regis-
ter of, VIII. 458; gift to, VIII. 459;
land given to by governor and judges,
I. 489; parish named, 1722, I. 487; re-
cords mentioned, XIV. 663.
St. Anthony's Falls, fine fur from region
of, XI. 487; XIII. 81.
St. Armour, Eugene F., II. 601, 602.
St. Armour, Jean Baptiste, I. 490; II.
579.
St. Aubin, Father — , priest, VIII. 654.
St. Aubin, Miss — , III. 645.
St.. Aubin, Mrs. — , reports suspicious ap-
pearances among the Indians, VIII.
351, 352.
St. Aubin, Charles, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 312; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 237.
St. Aubin, Francis, II. 572; on census
roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
St. Aubin, Gabriel, I. 372; VI. 487; X.
106; XI. 19; account of Pontiac's con-
spiracy and siege of Detroit, VI. 509;
VIII. 340, 351-357, 363; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238.
St. Aubin, Jacques, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 606; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 238; and wife on census roll,
1779, X. 314.
St. Aubin, Jean Baptiste, on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
St. Aubin, Louis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 606; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 540; and wife on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 314.
St. Aubin, Matilda (Mrs. E. Watson),
XIII. 283.
St. Aubin, Noel, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 607; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 237; and wife, on census roll
1779, X. 314.
St. Aubin, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 606; signs petition
against McDougal's possession of Hog
Island, X. 237; and wife, on census
roll, 1779, X. 314.
St. Aubin, family presented lot to St. Al-
bertus church, XIII. 470.
St. Barnard, Capt. Alex., I. 443; IV. 350.
St. Benard, Louis, I. 345; VI. 414; cap-
tain in Wayne county militia, 1803,
VIII. 543; signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238; taxable property, VIII. 535, 536.
St. Chie, — , prisoner, X. 398.
St. Clair, Rev. A., I. 298.
St. Clair, Maj. Gen. Arthur, first governor
of Northwest territory. III. 115; VII.
523; XII. 106, 113; defeat of mentioned,
VIII. 393n; XIII. 496; XIV. 258; com-
INDEX. 491
mission issued to James May presented 95, 96, 98; names for lakes and rivers,
State Historical Society, XII. 337. VI. 349-351.
St. Clair, Capt. James, V. 106. St. Cosme, Lieut. Pierre, V. 533; VIII.
St. Clair, Dr. James Jr., VII. 178, 179; 297, 465, 646; IX. 484; and wife on
XI. 170; supervisor, VIII. 156. census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
St. Clair, Jean Baptiste Benoist de, V. St. Davids, headquarters of the -British
105. army, XV. 343-346.
St. Clair, Mrs. Sarah P., IV. 357. St. Dooskey, see Sandusky.
St. Clair, William, V. 106. St. Dusky (St. Duskie), see Sandusky.
St. Clair, William & Co., ads. Gregory & St. Etienne, Amable, III. 35.
McLeod, XI. 625. St. Etienne, Joseph and Wife, on census
"St. Clair," boat, I. 471. roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 322.
St. Clair county, organized, I. 320; IV. St. Francis college, XIII. 448.
349; V. 496; VI. 406; XIII. 335; early St. Gemme, see St. James,
settlement, IV. 324; history of, V. 493; St. George, Lieut.-Col. Thomas B., XV.
VI. 403; legend of Indian history, VI. 58, 77, 115, 118, 121, 122, 125, 186, 190,
416; memorial reports, IV. 357; VII. 321; at Amherstburg, XV. 87; letters
566; XIII. 276; XIV. 182; newspapers, from Col. Elliott, XV. 182; Gen. Hull,
VI. 94; number of delegates for con- XV. 96; to Gen. Brock, XV. 103; unad-
vention of 1836, XI. 157; number of dressed, XV. 81-83, 85, 97-101; men-
insane in, 1850, XIII. 296; officers of, tioned for honorary medal, XV. 207;
VI. 410, 411; population, 1830 to 1880, wounded, XV. 227, 228, 238-240, 323.
VI. 416; townships, Clay, Cottrellville, St. George, Louis, highway tax, 1812, IV.
IV. 352, St. Clair, VI. 406; VIII. 539; 409.
treasurer and clerk of, 1875-6, I. 520; St. George, Peter, soldier, war of 1812,
vote of 1887 on prohibition amendment, V. 556; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XIII. 404, with Macomb county, history XII. 461^.
for 1822, VII. 77. St. Germain, Mme. — and children, on
St. Clair (Sainte Clara), lake, ancient census roll of St. Joseph, 1780, XIII.
name of, VI. 349; early Indian names 58.
of, III. 650; XIII. 334; description of St. Germain, Louis, interpreter, X. 397;
bar in, XV. 11; fish planted in, I. 507; XI. 345; commended, XV. 625; and
second centennial celebration, program, family on census roll of St. Joseph, X.
III. 643; shallowness of, XV. 15; sketch 407.
of, VI. 418. St. Germain, peacei of, VIII. 370.
St. Clair (Otsisippi) river, I. 334; beav- St. Hubert, — , missionary, 1778, IX.
ers on, XIII. 339; current of, XV. 15; 353.
dense forests on, IV. 339; early mission St. Ignace (St. Ignon), VI. 354; burial
near mouth of, II. 98; early settle- place of Father Marquette, XIV. 657;
ments on, IV. 355; XV. 17; fish planted early mission at, I. 484; VIII. 418;
in, I. 507; Indian name of, XIII. 334; Indian name of, XII. 378; remains of
narrows, XV. 400; plan to attack fort old Jesuit mission, II. 142, 143; settle-
on, XV. 629; rapids in, distant from ment made at, 1668, XIV. 655.
the Thames, XV. 401; saw mill on St. James (St. Gemme), origin of name,
prior to 1749, II. 102; U. S. troops on, V. 105.
XV. 659. St. James, settlement on Beaver Island,
St. Clair township (St. Clair Co.), or- IX. 106.
ganized, VI. 406; taxable property, St. Jean, dit LaPerche, XV. 246.
1802, VIII. 539. St. Jean, Jean Crispe and wife and wife,
St. Clair (Palmer) village, academy, list on census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
of instructors, V. 499; boats built at, St. Jean, Marrai, on census roll of De-
IV. 350; VI. 413; early bank, V. 210; troit, 1779, X. 320; taxable property,
XIV. 414; early name of, VI. 413; plat- 1802, VIII. 532, 535.
ted by D. C. McKinstry, IV. 356; "Re- st- Jonn. Mrs- — . death of, IX. 38.
publican," VI. 94. st- John, Ezra, attorney, V. 442.
St. Clair &' Romeo Ry., XIV. 411. st- John> Mrs- Germana, death of, XIV.
St. Come, see St. Cosme. ._ 15?-
St Cosme Mrs — on opnmi« mil St John' Jason> IV- 280>' member State
OL. v/uaiue, IVlIb. , on CenSUS rOH pinnoor Qnpiotv V 90S- VTT 8
of Detroit 1789 "X" fiOQ loneer bociety, v. zus, vil. 8.
or u< Dit, i,S2, X- 609 st John joseph, on census roll of De-
St. Cosme, Amable, IX. 485; taxable prop- troit, 1779 X. 318; 1827, XII. 461V,
erty, 1802, VIII. 538. st. johll) Ma^ iy. 195.
St. Cosme (St. Come), Jean Francois de, St. John, Mrs. S. E. (Miss Slater), X. v.,
priest, missionary among Indians, V. "Kalamazoo Indians," X. 166.
492
INDEX.
St. John, Samuel, death of, VIII. 46.
St. John, Zina, IV. 280.
St. Johns, James, IV. 280.
St. Johns, Lucy, student and tutor in
Kalamazoo college, VI. 147.
St. Johns (Canada), XV. 22.
St. Johns (Mich.), "Clinton Independent,"
"Democrat" (Express removed from
DeWitt), "Herald," "Republican," VI.
74.
"St. Joseph," boat, IX. 282.
St. Joseph county, organized, I. 321, 322;
II. 360; Brady township, III. 628; first
land sale, II. 376; first settlement, II.
489; memorial reports, III. 614; IV.
392; V. 519; VIII. 97; IX. 75; XI. 130;
XIV. 186; newspapers, VI. 94; number
of delegates for convention of 1836, XI.
157; number of insane in, 1850, XIII.
296; semi-centennial anniversary, III.
609; treasurer and clerk in 1875-6, I.
520; vote of 1887 on prohibition amend-
ment, XIII. 404.-
St. Joseph County Pioneer Society, or-
ganized, III. 611; meetings of, V. 504;
VI. 420.
St. Joseph mission, I. 493; II. 158; VIII.
377; XIV. 258; see also Missions.
St. Joseph island, XII. 249; XV. 62, 87;
Canadian families removed from, XIII.
59; census roll, 1780, X. 406; XIII.
58; explored by British soldiers, XII.
236; fort, reports of, X. 405; XII. 278,
287; XV. 12, 18, 190, 200, 208, 315.
St. Joseph river, called "Miami of the
lakes," II. 212; XIII. 55; Carey mis-
sion on, II. 375; discovered by LaSalle,
early name of, I. 120; III. 307; XIV.
257.
St. Joseph township (Lenawee Co.), or-
ganized, II. 360; in 1826, III. 628, 359.
St. Joseph valley, first white child born
in, V. 148.
St. Joseph village, XIII. 55, 65, 437; early
bank, original capital, V. 214; Indian
burial grounds, relics found, 1. 124; mis-
sion established, I. 493; II. 158; VIII.
377; XIV. 258; "Republican," VI. 70;
traders captured by Indians, X. 450;
XIII. 64; "Traveler and Herald," III.
464; VI. 70; visited by Lasalle and post
established, 1679, V. 144; VIII. 414;
XIV. 257, 657.
St. Lauront, Jean Baptiste, taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 535.
"St. Lawrence," boat, British, in war of
1812, XV. 312.
St. Lawrence river, French first settlers
on, XIV. 431; Iroquois and Algonquin
Indians on, VIII. 370; named by Jac-
ques Cartier, XIV. 653.
St. Leger, Lieut. Col. — , IX. 346.
St. Lome, Lieut. Pierre, IX. 473.
St. Louis, Chrisostome, III. 35.
St. Louis, Louis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 604; remained British
subject at close of revolutionary war,
VIII. 411; signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238; and wife, on census roll, 1779, X.
322
St. Louis, Pierre, III. 35.
St. Louis, (Mo.), VII. 503, capital of Span-
ish province of upper Louisiana, XIII.
502; census roll, 1818, XIV. 544; head-
quarters for government troops, XII.
425; for Indian traders, XIII. 502;
Peoria citizens driven to, XV. 259.
St. Louis, Herald, VI. 76.
St. Louis river, location of, XIV. 208.
St. Luc, — , X. 570.
St. Lusson, Simon Frangois Daumont, ex-
plorer, II. 99; attended congress of
Six Nations, 1671, VII. 152.
St. Marie river, see St. Mary's.
St. Marks college (Episcopal), opened,
1850; abandoned, III. 219..
St. Martin, Mrs. — , on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 318.
St. Martin, Adhemar, IV. '96; VIII. 304,
322, 323, 342, 354; IX. 467, 484; X. 241;
on tax roll levied for repairing fort
at Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466.
St. Mary's church, Detroit, XIII. 435, 438.
St. Mary's river (Mich.), falls of, XII.
34; XV. 12, 24, 71.
St. Mary's river (St. Marie, in Ohio),
base of supplies for Gen. Harrison's
army on, XII. 436.
St. Mary's Seminary (Baltimore), 1791,
I. 482.
St. Obin (St. Obien), Francis, protest
against street opening, XII. 555.
St. Obin (St. Obien), Gabriel, on election
roll of Detroit, 1799, VIII. 509, 510;
taxable property, 1802, VIII. 535.
St. Obin (St. Obien), Jacques, taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 535.
St. Ours, Roi de, member of the Hesse
committee, XII. 4, 310.
St. Paul, — , trader, IX. 390.
St. Peter's island, British boat grounded
on, X. 431.
St. Peter's river, fine fur found near, XI.
487; XIII. 81; Sioux join Col. McKay
on, XV. 612.
St. Philip settlement, on Illinois river,.
III. 14.
St. Philip's college, chartered, I. 453.
St. Roc, Francais, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 673.
St. Sulpice Order, special work of, I. 481,
482.
St. Vincent de Paul's church, Detroit,
XIII. 454.
St. Vrain, Felix, Indian agent, V. 107.
Salaberry, Col. — , commended by prince
regent, XV. 462.
INDEX.
493
"Saladin," boat, VII. 121.
Salaries of American soldiers, XII. 418;
British soldiers and mechanics, IX.
484, 647; X. 636; XV. 249, 270;
clerks of American Fur Co., III. 125;
collectors of customs, I. 472; Indian
agents, XV. 219; interpreters, XV. 220;
professional men, XIV. 564; preachers,
XIV. 556, teachers, I. 61, 465; XIV.
468.
Salean, John B., death of, VII. 551.
Salein, Rev. Peter, III. 356.
Salein, Samuel, X. 116.
Salem (Mass.), social library instituted,
1760, VII. 332.
"Salem packet," boat, 1818, I. 471; VII.
289.
Salem township (Allegan Co.), organ-
ized, III. 271.
Salem township (Washtenaw Co.), organ-
ized, IV. 398.
Saleratus, how made by pioneers, II. 544.
Sales and cash, III. 250.
Saline reservation, II. 476, 480.
Saline river, IV. 397.
Saline township (Washtenaw Co.), or-
ganized, named, IV. 397.
Saline village (Knaggs place, also Ke-che-
wan-dor-gon-ing reservation), II. 476;
IV. 397; first bank, capital of V. 214;
militia at, XII. 433n.
Saline and Tecumseh road, opened XIII
594.
Saliotte, Jean, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 662; and wife on census roll,
1779, X. 320.
Salisbury, — , countess of, defends castle
of Wark, XIV. 522.
Salisbury, D. E., VI. 278.
Salisbury, Serg. Lawrence J., soldier of
the Mexican war, died in Mexico VII.
115, 121.
Salivan, James, attorney, XIV. 387.
Salkeld, Joseph, soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Sallammee river, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Salmon, Maj. — , recommended for medal
of honor, XV. 567.
Salmon, Capt. George, XII. 208, 209, 249;
orders invoice of stores at Detroit, XII
221, 227.
Salmon, Harrison, I. 248.
Salmon, Miss Lucy M., A. M., VII. 17;
VIII. 7; "Education in Michigan dur-
ing the territorial period," VII. 36.
Salmon, fish, in Columbia river, 1832,
VII. 503; planted in Michigan waters,
I. 507.
Salmon, river, prize money for captures
made on, XV. 567.
Salsbury, A. C., publisher, VI. 89.
Salsbury, Orsym, III. 556.
Salsbury, Susan (Mrs. Eddy), XIII. 118.
Salsmer, — and wife, passengers on last
trip of Walk-in-the-water, IV. 114.
Salt, Peter (Chemetagam), Indian medi-
cineman, XIII. 340.
Salt, at Grand Rapids, IV. 292; XIII.
332; Saginaw, III. 316; bounty on, IV.
18; for Indians, XII. 276; garrison
supplies, XI. 437; XV. 447, 563, 632,
644, 646-648; how obtained by early
settlers, I. 407; in Michigan compared
with other states in 1889, XIV. 411;
price of, III. 284; scarcity of, II. 102;
XV. 324; shipped from Jackson in 1877,
II. 345, 346.
Salt river, XIV. 503; Pottawattomie vil-
lage on, XIII. 50.
Salt springs, I. 328.
Salter, David N., III. 348; V. 260, 265,
314.
Salter, Mrs. David N., V. 314.
Saltonstall, Gov. Gurdon, VI. 344.
Saltonstall, Sir Richard, VI. 344.
Salvrevrgs, — , X. 245.
Sammons, Cornelius, II. 73, 300, 351.
Sammons, Mrs. Cornelius, II. 352.
Sammons, Jacob, II. 351.
Sammons, Jacob F., II. 300, 352, "Pioneer
song," II. 355.
Sammons, Joseph "Memoir of Cornelius
Sammons," II. 351.
Samoka, Pottawattomie chief, X. 155-157;
XIV. 28.
Samons, David, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Sampson, Dr. A. B., III. 418.
Sampson, Daniel, death of, XIV. 134,.
Sampson, Elizabeth, death of, VII. 345.
Sampson, Dr. F., assistant surgeon, in-
voice of articles lost to U. S. troops
XV. 635.
Sampson, Rev. J., II. 163.
Sampson, Rev. W. H.( II. 163.
Samsen, F. W., I. 247.
"Samuel & Sarah," British transport,
1812, captured, XV. 207, 254, 335, 385-
387.
San Angelo (Mexico), Michigan troops
at, II. 173.
San Antonio (Mexico), Michigan troops
at, II. 173, 174.
San-Hook, VII. 194.
Sanbar, Indian, III. 381.
Sanborn, — . VI. 200.
Sanborn, Mrs. — , original member of
first Presbyterian church of Monroe,
VI. 376.
Sanborn, Rev. J. M., teacher in St. Glair
academy, V. 499.
Sanborn, J. W., publisher, VI. 66.
Sanborn, Mrs. James M. (Lillie Whit-
ing), VII. 565.
Sanborn, Mrs. John A., VII. 285.
Sanborn, Rev. O., III. 236.
Sanborn & Bros, mill, VI. 202.
494
INDEX.
Sanbourne, I. G., VI. 211.
Sanchagrin, Jean Baptiste, on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 608; and wife, on
census roll, 1779, X. 316.
Sand bags, ordnance supplies, XI. 426.
Sand Beach, VI. 416.
Sand Bluffs, Indian name of, XII. 377.
Sand-hill cranes, pests to early settlers,
V. 390.
Sand hills, Indian name and location of,
IX. 387, 388; XII. 378.
Sand rock, value of, II. 194.
Sandbrook, Mary Ann, death of, IX. 61.
Sandbrook, William, death of, IX. 61. -
Sandborn, John A., soldier of the Mexi-
can war, VI. 19.
Sanders, Miss — , early teacher, I. 448.
Sanders, Amos, II. 582.
Sanders, Grove, death of, XI. 135.
Sanders, Henry, death of, XI. 28.
Sanders, Levi, IV. 233.
Sanders, Samuel, at battle of Raisin
river, XV. 240.
Sanders, Zebesia, II. 211, 212.
Sanderson, Capt. — , IV. 446.
Sanderson, Frank M., V. 311; XIV. 376.
Sanderson, Henry, I. 422; X. 87.
Sanderson, Henry F., land entry, III. 566.
Sanderson, Mrs. Lydia, I. 423, 497.
Sanderson, Melancthon, death of, IX. 82.
Sanderson, R., I. 7.
Sanderson, Mrs. Rebecca, death of, XIII.
280.
Sanderson, William, XI. 136; XIV. 472.
Sanderson, Mrs. William, death of, XIII.
282.
Sanford, C. W., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Sandford, Miss Eliza A., principal of fe-
male department of Hillsdale college,
VI. 161.
Sands, Emilie A., II. 606. 607.
Sands, T., III. 280.
Sands, Turner & Co., VI. 513.
Sandstone, early, used by Indians, XIII.
570.
Sandusky bay, early name of, VI. 350;
fine harbor early mentioned, XV. 13.
"Sandusky," boat, XIV. 543.
Sandusky ( Saindooskey, St. Duskie, St.
Dusky), city, IX. 428, 429; X. 527, 577;
XIII. 44, 45; fort, description of, XV.
348; Indians attack Gen. Bradstreet at,
VIII. 363.
Sandusky (Mia#ii) river massacre, re-
ferred to, XV. 437.
Sandwich (Canada) Huron church, built
of white cedar, II. 102; "In 1817," I.
503; occupied by U*S. troops, XV. 103,
105, 514, 515; prisoners of war held at,
XII. 422.
Sandwich Islands, John Ball entertained
by king of, 1833, VII. 505.
Sandy Creek, VII. 347; massacre, VIII.
642.
Sanford, — , pioneer landlord, I. 319.
Sanford, Mrs. Abram, VI. 306.
Sanford, D. K., IV. 295.
Sanford, Mrs. Edmund (Miss Tillotson),
VII. 378.
Sanford, Col. George P., publisher, VI.
vi., 78; XI. 44; gift of, XIV. 42; "Rem-
iniscences of Early Lansing," VI. 292.
Sanford, Mrs. George P. (Mary A. Hor-
ner), XI. 44; XIV. 42; early teacher,
VI. 293.
Sanford, James, death of, II. 457.
Sanford, James L., attorney, XI. 275.
Sanford, Lewis, death of, XIII. 229.
Sanford, Miss Lucina (Mrs. W. L.
Brooks), VIII. 172.
Sanford, Mary A. Horner, see Mrs.
Geo. P.
Sanford, Mrs. Mary Ann, death of, XIII.
131.
Sanford, Rev. Miles, III. 242, 243.
Sanford, P., and wife, II. 457.
Sanford, Philo, death of, IX. 19.
Sanford, R., land entry, III. 425.
Sanford, Samuel R., I. 296; sheriff, I.
300.
Sanford, T. B., death of, XI. 83.
Sanford, Wardel W., VIII. 200.
San Francisco (Cal.), in 1833, VII. 505.
Sanger, H. K., member of State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 320.
Sanginet, Charles, see Sanguinet.
Sangreune, J., X. 499; XIII. 63.
Sangster, Rev. A. C., I. 193; III. 472, 482.
Sanguinet (Sanginet), Charles, subscrip-
tion for a missionary at Michilimacki-
nac, X. 289.
Sanguinet (Sanquinet), Joseph, trader,
IX. 658; X. 307; XIII. 69, 70.
Sanilac county, organized, county seat lo-
cated, I. 315, 316; press of, VI. 93;
treasurer and clerk, 1875-6, I. 520; vote
of 1887 on prohibition amendment,
XIII. 404.
Sanilac County Pioneer Society, II. 4.
Sanpuer, Sioux chief, XI. 44, 544-546.
Sanquinet, Joseph, see Sanguinet.
Sanscrainte (Sanserainte), Jean Bap-
tiste, XII. 162, 163, 169, 171; at battle
of Raisin river, XV. 240; on census
roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 604.
Sansky, Dorcas, death of, XI. 95.
Sanson, Nicolas, geographer, III. 650;
name for Lake Erie, VI. 349.
Santa Anna, Gen. Antoine Lopez, Mexi-
can soldier, VII. 117, 119.
Santus, Jay A., clerk of Ridgeway town-
ship, II. 373.
Sapati, Indian chief, IX. 454; received
medal, IX. 456.
"Sapling's Apology, The," poem, II. 125.
INDEX.
. 495
Sapp, Rev. Resin, II. 168, 205; III. 243,
356; X. 53.
Saques, Indians, see Sac.
Sarah, Indian, interpreter at Slatei
Mission, X. 151; visited Europe, X. 151.
Saranac "Reporter," VI. 80.
Sarayen, — , X. 480.
Sargeant, — , killed by son of Chief Ton
guish, VIII. 163.
Sargeant, Edward E., att'y, IV. 293; VII.
499, 506.
Sargeant, Epes, of Boston, honorary mem-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Sargeant, John, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Sargeant, Samuel, V. 375.
Sargeant, Thomas, death of, XIII. 219.
Sargeant & Co., IV. 289.
Sargent, — , II. 483.
Sargent, David, VI. 310.
Sargent, Winthrop, governor of North-
west territory, VIII. viii., 445; general
orders and promotions for Wayne
county militia, VIII. 497; papers pre-
sented State Historical Society,' XII.
342, 345, 348; proclamation setting off
Wayne county, 1796, VIII. 496.
Sargent township, Northwest territory,
tax roll, 1802, VIII. 536.
Sarles, George, land entry, VI. 398.
Sarnia, Charles, signs memorial of
Wayne County Bar, XII. 552.
Sarnia Mission, XIII. 339; Indian houses
at, V. 496.
Sarnia reservation, XIII. 339, 340.
Sarsfield, Mrs. S. J. (Miss Godfroy), VI.
332.
Sarwarbon, Chippewa chief, recognized
claim of Jacob Smith, VII. 141.
Sarz, Lovina, original member of Claren-
don Freewill Baptist church, X. 38.
Sarz, Rufus, original member of Claren-
don Freewill Baptist church, X. 38.
Sashbrooks, Mrs. Catherine, death of,
XIII. 277.
Sashbrooks, Nathan, Sr., death of, XIII.
276.
Sashes (silk), for western Indians, XV.
655.
Sassafras, V. 250.
Sastaritsi, Miami chief, speech of, X.
473; XIII. 90.
Satterlee, — , XI. 116; XIV. 590.
Satterly. Dr. — , missionary, II. 152.
Satterthwait, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 95.
Satterthwaite, Reuben, II. 414.
Satterthwaite, Samuel, II. 414; XIV. 269.
Sauauquet, Pottawattomie chief, II. 491,
494, 495; X. 148, 148n.
Saucier, Augelique, V. 107.
Saucier, Jean B., V. 107.
Saucier (Socier), Joseph, I. 345; ap-
pointed lieutenant in Wayne county
militia, 1803, VIII. 543; on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 605; taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 531, 535; and wife, on
census roll, 1779, X. 312.
Saucoeur (Tessier), name changed, VI.
372.
Saufacon, Joseph, VIII. 661.
Sauganock river, XV. 629, 630.
Saugatuck lighthouse, first built, III.
305.
Saugatuck (Newark) township (Allegan
Co.), organized, III. 270, 301.
Saugatuck village, organized, III. 302;
"Commercial," III. 275, 306; sketch of,
III. 302-306.
Saugies, Indians, see Sac.
Saugoma, chief, killed for signing treaty,
XIV. 275.
"Sauk," boat, XV. 312.
Sauk (Saukies) Indians, see Sac.
Saukies, Sauks, see Sac Indians.
Saul, — , British soldier, XI. 416.
Sault Ste. Marie canal, appropriations
from congress for, VIII. 155; con-
structed, III. 254; VII. 58; VIII. 136;
exports and imports through, III. 258,
260; land grants for, and pro-
moters of, VIII. 154; transferred to U.
S., VIII. 155.
Sault Ste Marie city, VII. 195; carnival
for Indians at, 1671, II. 99; description
of, 1822, VII. 195; first permanent set-
tlement in territory, VIIV 41; fort
abandoned, XIV. 665; Northwest Fur
Co. at, XV. 422; proposed removal of
fort St. Joseph to, XV. 75; "Reminis-
cences of," XII. 605-611; visited by mis-
sionaries and explorers, 1641, III. 13;
XIV. 644, 655.
Sault Ste. Marie mission established,
1668, II. 99; VIII. 418; XIV. 257.
Sault Ste Marie tram road, VIII. 136.
Saumarez (Saumarey, Saumary), Lieut.
D., at Indian councils, X. 462, 472, 543,
550, 586; XI. 326, 337; XIII. 93, 97, 99,
100.
Saunders, Alpheus, VII. 107; member of
Congregational convention, 1842, XII.
358.
Saunders, B., III. 422.
Saunders, B. F., publisher, VI. 75, 91.
Saunders, Elizabeth (Mrs. Jos. Shipp),
XIII. 144.
Saunders, J., V. 455.
Saunders, J. B., VII. 594.
Saunders, John, IX. 594.
Saunders, Joseph, publisher, VI. 75.
Saunders, Samuel, interpreter, VI. 487.
Saunders & Allott, sign petition, XIII. 54.
Saunders & Donovan, I. 347.
Saunderson, Henry, II. 572.
Saupilie, Anthony, XV. 114.
Sausercrainte, J. B., see Sauscrainti.
Saur, Lena, death of, XL 84.
Saussier, Joseph, see Saucier.
496 .
INDEX.
Sautchie, Christian, death of, VII. 552.
Sauteaux (Sateause, Soteaux), Indians,
XI. 506; XIII. 65; captives delivered to
Joseph Ainse, XI. 502; XIII. 84; chiefs,
VIII. 297; X. 365, 366, commended, XV.
626, 627; engaged in massacre at Mack-
inac, VIII. 368; invited to council, XV.
144.
Sauvage, Catherine, VIII. 451, 452.
Sauvage, Frangois, VIII. 451.
Savacool, William, II. 296.
Savage, Rev. — , VI. 396.
Savage, Hunter, IX. 285.
Savage, Isabella, IV. 195.
Savage, James, death of, VII. 591.
Savage, Rev. James, priest, XIII. 434,
460, 461; memoir, 462.
Savar, Louis, signs petition against Mc-
Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
238.
Savary, M. O. punished Shavehead, V.
401. ,
Savage, Mrs. Maria (Miss Shearer), XI.
103.
Savage, T. R., M. D., asylum physician,
XIII. 305, 306.
Savage, Towner, "Ben Borden," of the
"Bee Hunter," XL 212, 214.
Savage & Cutler Lumber Co., IX. 283.
"Savage," boat, I. 471; III. 318, 603; VIII.
248.
Savery, Col. Asahel, IV. vii.; V. vii.;
biog., IV. 392; V. 519; land entry, III.
610; pioneer landlord, V. 506, 507; X.
58; soldier of the Black Hawk and
Mexican wars, V. 505, 520.
Savery, Luther, IV. 393; V. 520.
Saviers, Mrs. — , death of, VIII. 56.
Saviers, Cyrus, V. 447.
Savoy, Peters, on tax roll levied for re-
pairing the fort at Detroit, VIII. 466.
Savoyard (Savoyan, Rigolet des Hurons),
river, I. 358; X. 88; description of, V.
532; navigable. XIV. 156; now great
sewer of Detroit, XIV. 37.
Saw-au-bun, Chippewa chief. VII. 238.
Sawba, Chippewa chief, III. 383.
Sawks. Indians, see Sac.
Sawmill on St. Clair river prior to 1749
II. 102.
Saws, garrison supplies, XI. 416 428'
XII. 132.
Sawtelle, Dr. — , III. 284.
Sawtelle, Eli, II. 466, 468; III. 584, 590
Sawyer, — , IV. 33.
Sawyer, Admiral — , XV. 206, 254.
Sawyer, Dr. A. I., IV. 318; VI. 369n.
Sawyer, A. J.. VII. 593.
Sawyer, Almira. death of, VIII. 30 34
Sawyer, C. W., V. 410.
Sawyer, Charles T., county clerk in 1875-
6, I. 520.
Sawyer, Edward, biog., VIII. 30, 34.
Sawyer, Franklin Jr., graduate of Har-
vard college, VI. 63; XII. 273, 457,
600; in Toledo war, XIII. 531; member
Young Men's Society, XII. 362-364, 369,
371; publisher, I. 390, 391; superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, 1841, I.
454.
Sawyer, Henry R., III. 321.
Sawyer, Horace, death of, IX. 54, 75; X.
5.
Sawyer, James, II. 215; III. 545.
Sawyer, John P., II. 313.
Sawyer, Rev. Joseph, III. 231.
Sawyer, Mary B., original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414, 417.
Sawyer, Mrs. Polly, death of, XIII. 280.
Sawyer, Thomas, death of, VII. 580.
Sawyer, Mrs. W. E., XI. 77.
Sawyer, Washington S., I. 169; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 184.
Sawyer, William A., original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414; death of, XIII. 417.
Sawyer & Howard, attorneys, XII. 600.
Saxe, John G., XIV. 511.
Saxton, Dwight, V. 447.
Saxton, Hiram, death of, VII. 544.
Saxton, John C., XIII. 189.
Saxton, Mrs. Margaret, biog., IX. 79.
Saxton, Salmon P,, first clerk of Menom-
inee county, I. 267, 268.
Saxton, U. Y., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Saxton, William, biog., XIII. 187, 189.
Sayaata, Huron chief, IX. 443.
Sayer, Mrs. A., death of, XIII. 226.
Sayer, Edward, at the battle of Raisin
river, XV. 240.
Sayer, John, certifies to fair treatment
of Gov. Sinclair, X. 421, 504, 505; XIII.
63.
Sayer & Bennett's map, early name given
Chicago in, VI. 350.
Sayles, Scott W., IV. 179, 182; first sup-
ervisor of Bangor township, III. 333.
Sayles, Douglass J.. IV. 197.
Sayles, Ellen E., IV. 197.
Sayles, Ida M., IV. 196.
Sayles, Marshall F., IV. 196.
Sayles, Melissa, IV. 196.
Sayles, R. F., IV. 196.
Sayles, Rhoda, IV. 196.
Scabbards, captured by British at River
Raisin, XV. 230, ordnance supplies,
XII. 135, 136, 139.
Scadden, Frank, teacher, VII. 216, 219,
220, 222.
Scadin, Henry, XIII. 549, 557, 560.
Scadin, Robert C., XIV. 415.
Scales, George, publisher, III. 275, 276n.
Scales (brass and wood), garrison sup-
. plies, XI. 428, 429; XII. 132, 133.
Scalp, carried at scalp dance, then placed
on grave of warrior, XIV. 221.
INDEX.
497
Scalp dance, see Indian dances.
Scalpers, garrison supplies, XV. 224.
Scandinavians, in upper peninsula mines,
XI. 182.
Scandling, William, VII. 219.
Scanlon, Cornelius, II. 572.
Scanlon & Shelby, tavern, II. 14.
Scantleberry, Mrs. John, death of, XIV.
185.
Scarlet cloth, Indian presents, XV. 224,
607, 614, 615, 645, 646, 648, 655; see
also broadcloth.
Scarrett, J. J., judge of probate of St.
Glair county, VI. 411.
Scarritt, James M., publisher, VI. 86.
Scatourainee, Huron chief, IX. 443.
Scattergood, William B., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 519.
Schaach, W. & Co., on tax roll levied
for repairing fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII.
466.
Schaap, Jacob, death of, XIII. 114.
Schaddelee, K., member of relief commit-
tee for Holland, IX. 339.
Schade, Mrs. Kunegunda, death of, XIII.
281.
Schader, Christina, VI. 255.
Schadt, John T., IV. 196.
Schadt, Magdeline, IV. 196.
Schaffer, Mrs. C. H. (Miss Belknap),
XI. 91.
Schaible, Mrs. John, death of, XIV. 190.
Schalch, Capt. — , report of condition of
gun carriages, XII. 58.
Schall, Mrs. Aaron, death of, IX. 77.
Schanck, Peter, biog., XIII. 161, 162.
Schanks, Capt. — , see Shank.
Scheeane & Butler, XII. 66.
Scheeffel, — , VIII. 545.
Scheequoi, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443.
Scheiffelin, Lieut. Jonathan, see Schieffe-
lin.
Schelinger, Jane, death of, VIII. 99.
Schell, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XIV. 139.
Schellhous, Cyrus, influence among In-
dians, II. 496, 497, 500n, 501n.
Schellhous, Martin G., II. 493.
Schellhouse, Lorancie and wife, III. 609,
610.
Scherhorm, Mrs. William, death of, IX.
77.
Scherks, John, death of, XIV. 187.
Schermerhorn Abraham, M., congress-
man, XIV. 569.
Schermerhorn, Margaret, death of XI
84.
Schermerhorn, Mrs. William, death of,
' XI. 132.
Schermerhorn, William T. B., publisher,
VIII. 56, 86.
Schetky, Rev. George, D. D., VII. 316,
317.
Schetterly, Dr. H. R., V. 407, 408; report
of Fourier convention, V. 409-412.
63
Scheurmann, Cornelia, IV. 196.
Schieffelin, Lieut. Jacob, British secre-
tary in Indian department, IX. 470,
484, 498; X. 445, 476, 508, 528, 533,
541, 546, 552, 569, 591; XI. 228, 238,
344, 371, 387; XIII. 46, 91, 94-96, 98,
102; on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X.
609; prisoner of war, III. 22; X. 283;
escape, IX. 513; salary, IX. 647, 648;
XIII. 75
Schieffelin, Lieut. Jonathan, III. 28, 34,
35; VIII. ix.; XII. 87; contested elec-
tion, VIII. 517, 518; land grants from
Indians, VIII. 408, 409; letter to Col.
McKee, XII. 85; remained British sub-
ject at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
410.
Schimmel & Bro., publishers, VI. 97.
Schiong, Lachis & Calvee, IX. 366.
Schlieta, — , artist, XIII. 446.
Schillinger, Meek & Co., III. 459.
Schlosser, — , IX. 368.
Schmid, Mrs. F., death of, XIV. 190.
Schmid, Rev. Frederick, memoir, VIII.
222.
Schmid, Mrs. Sarah, death of, XIV. 69.
Schmidt, Elias, baptized by Rev. Zeis-
berger, X. 111.
Schmidt, George, supervisor, register and
county clerk, IX. 73.
Schmidt, John A., IV. 284.
Schmidt, John J., death of, XIV. 139.
Schmitt, John, II. 62.
Schnable Creek, III. 283.
Schnall, John, signed memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Schnall, John J., II. 385; subscription to
first court house, II. 428.
Schnorbach, P., I. 296.
Schoch, Samuel, VII. 168.
Schochpimy, Mascontin chief, X. 550;
XIII. 93.
Schoedde, T. H., letter to Secretary
Green, XV. 8.
Schoenberg, Rev. A., III. 289.
Schoff, A. M., IX. 146.
Schomp, Mahlon, death of, VI. 340.
"School System, origin and progress of,"
— Pierce, I. 37-45.
Schoolcraft, H. A., student of branch
university at Detroit, V. 543.
Schoolcraft, Henry R., mineralogist, U.
S. Indian agent, I. 454; II. 152; III.
103, 121, 321, 573; IV. 84-86, 97; VI.
481; VII. 2; X. 106; XII. 320, 323,
331, 332, 334, 340; XIII. 2, 325, 328;
accompanied Gen. Cass on exploring
tour, V. 8; addressed State Historical
Society, V. 4; XII. 317; agent at Mack-
inac, 1833, VI. 348; assisted at Indian
treaties, XIV. 529; "Birchen Canoe,"
poem, VII. 163; "Garden beds," II. 23-
25, 27; gift of, XII. 318; member State
498 INDEX.
Historical Society, V. 3; XII. 316, 317, Blind, III. 448; XIV. 410; School for
322, 331. the Deaf, III. 443; XIV. 410; Scientific
Schoolcraft, Mrs. Henry R., II. 152; IV. institute (Flint), III. 449; Wallace
86. . Hall academy, IV. 295; Wayne county
Schoolcraft, James L., II. 155. pioneer, I. 429; see also colleges and
Schoolcraft, May, death of, XIV. 52. universities.
Schoolcraft county, organized, I. 316; Schoonhoven, Nicholas ("Old Nick"),
VII. 173; treasurer and clerk of, in XIII. 566.
1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on prohibi- Schoonmaker, — , and wife, V. 505.
tion amendment, XIII. 404. Schoonmaker, J. H., death of, XIV. 69.
Schoolcraft village, ancient garden beds Schoop, Jane, death of, VI. 341.
found near, II. 24; band, III. 518; Schoosser, — , in "Patriot war," XII. 423.
"Despatch and News," VI. 81; platted Schorf, Gen. — , soldier of the war of
by Lucius Lyons, XIII. 332. the rebellion, IV. 140.
School history, II. 129; V. 383, 384; Schortz, Capt. — , 12th Pennsylvania
VII. 42-50; XII. 464, 466; XIV. 283- Cavalry, III. 180.
402; attendance in 1889, XIV. 412; Schosh, Jacob E., subscription to first
branches and text books, XIV. 298; court house, II. 427.
compulsory attendance law enacted, Schott, Ignatius, artist, XIII. 434.
IX. 97; county superintendency, IX. Schram, Adelbert, XIII. 186.
97; districts, I. 452-455; II. 128, 129; Schram, David, VI. 83; XIII. 186.
episodes, I. 453; III. 632; evening, VII. Schram, Mrs. David, VI. 274.
48; for Indians, IX. 129; XIV. 362; Schram, Fred, XIII. 186.
free, I. 44, 452; VII. 48; graded, high Schram, Henry, biog., XIII. 168, 186.
school authorized by law, 1843, XIV. Schram, Mrs. Henry, XIII. 186.
378; houses of the pioneer, I. 447; VII. Schram, Herbert, XIII. 186.
43; XIV. 294, 412; kindergarten in its Schram, Isaac, XIII. 186.
early stages, VII. 49; land grants, I. Schram, James, XII. 186.
40, -42, 172; V. 186; VII. 19, 20, 22, Schram, LaRue, XIII. 186.
24, 27; XIV. 284; price per acre, II. Schram, William, XIII. 186.
28; Lancastrian system, VII. 45; law, Schrackenhast, George, death of, XI. 26.
VII. 19, 20, 261; XIV. 286; libraries, Schrader, Frederick, death of, XIV. 53.
VII. 334; pioneer 'instructors, IX. 92- Schreder, John, death of, VII. 544.
96; rate bill, IX. 97; XIV. 286; salaries Schreder John F., IV. 298.
of teachers, XIV, 286, 323, 376; spelling Schretter, James A., XI. 59.
schools, XIV. 306; taught by soldiers, Schrider, George, death of, VII. 545.
XIII. 337; township inspectors, I. 39; Schroeder, George, III. 545; VI. 323.
tribute to common schools, VI. 54; Schroefferman. Andrew, death of, XIV.
tuition blanks, VII. 46n. 184.
Schools, Amenia seminary, VI. 37; An- "Schuets," — , I. 497.
gers seminary (France), I. 482; Ann Schuetz, Mrs. Margaret, XIV. 138.
Arbor academy, I. 400; Battle Creek, Schuler, Frederick, death of, XI. 134.
roll in 1834-35, V. 266; Clinton (N. Y.), Schuler, Nich., I. 296.
Female seminary, VI. 492; Detroit Schultz, Frederick, V. 523, 525.
from 1816 to 1819, V. 547; first school Schumacker, Mrs. Johanne, death of,
building, X. 91; Hebrew (Jackson), XIV. 68.
II. 347; Industrial School for Boys Schureman, John B., first meeting of
(Reform School), II. 130; XIV. 410; Rome township held at home of, II.
Johnson's academy, XIV. 194; Ladies' 361.
seminary (Detroit), I. 451; VII. 47; Schurz, Carl, journalist, VI. 66.
Marshall Female seminary, VI. 258; Schutt, Miss Roxana (Mrs. Bement), IV.
Meadville (Pa.) academy, II. 385; 229.
Michigan and Huron institute, chart- "Schutzen Verein," Jackson, II. 347.
ered, XIII. 572; Michigan School of Schuyler, Anthony Dey, XIII. 146.
Mines, VI. 42-46; Normal (Ypsilanti), Schuyler, Chris. XIV. 201.
II. 130; VI. 117; VII. 34n; IX. 94; Schuyler, Mrs. Mary A., I. 26.
XIV. 410; Ottawa county table of sta- Schuyler, Mary Ridge (Mrs. J. H. Mont-
tistics, IX. 321-326, Raisin Valley sem- gomery), XIII. 146.
inary, II. 370; Roman Catholic, I. 493; Schuyler, Rev. Montgomery, D. D., III.
XIII. 432, 474; Quebec seminary, 356; IV. 217; V. 319; History of Mar-
founded, 1620, VIII. 369; Romeo acad- shall parish, IV. 218.
emy, II. 442, 445; St. Glair academy, Schuyler, Gen. Philip J., soldier of the
V. 499; St. Mary's seminary (Balti- revolution, VII. 437, 619; origin of
more), 1791, I. 482; School for the family name, VI. 372n.
INDEX. 499
Schwab, Mrs. George (Reed), VI. 403. Scott, A. H., X. v., 163; XIII. 38.
Schwars, I. O. & I. E.; X. 86. Scott, Charles, son of Sylvester, first
Schwarten, Johanna, death of, XI. 84. white child born in Clinton county, V.
Schwartz, John E., see Schwarz. 327, 329.
Schwartz, J. B., supt. of mines, VII. 211, Scott, Prof. Charles, D. D., vice president
214, 219, 221. of Hope college, IX. 329; member of re-
Schwartz, Peter, at the battle of Raisin lief committee for Holland, IX. 339.
river, XV. 240. Scott, Curtis, III. 388; IV. 237.
Schwarz (Schwartz), John E., I. 333, Scott, Capt. David, II. 483; V. 326, 327,
385, 387; II. 560, 568, 572; XIV. 448; 329; VI. 266.
adjutant general, XII. 617; aide to Scott, David, first settler of DeWitt town-
Maj. Gen. Lamed, XII. 616; member ship, first town meeting held at house
first Horticultural society, X. 75, 76; of, V. 328; XIV. 621, 623; land entry,
member of the Brady Guards, XIII. 528; V. 325; member State Pioneer Society.
member of the legislature, XIV. 413. I. 14, 84.
Schwarz, Mrs. John E., II. 568. Scott, Mrs. David, V. 325.
Schwarzburg mill, erected 1826, XIV. 447. Scott, Douglass, VI. 211.
Schwarzburg school house, XIV. 444; list Scott, Eliza A., graduate of Hillsdale col-
of teachers, IV. 59. lege, VI. 158.
Schwegler, George, I. 297. Scott, George, V. 327.
Schweinitz, Bishop, E. A. de, "Recollec- Scott, Mrs. George, death of, XI. 95.
tions of Rev. Zeizberger," X. 108. Scott, Mrs. H. A. (Miss Cudworth), XIII.
Schweitzer, Louis, VII. 174. 260.
Scinaps exploring party, X. 85. Scott, H. C., III. 323.
Scioux Indian, see Sioux. Scott, H. L., soldier of the Mexican war,
Scissors, for Indians, X. 496, 497, 580, his orders, XII. 614.
632; XII. 41, 83, 147, 158, 175, 223, Scott, Mrs. Hector, conducted Young
229, 233, 242, 258, 275, 285, 288, 303; Ladies' institute, 1838, V. 545; X. 101.
garrison supplies XI. 431; XII. 132; Scott, J. N., V. 320.
XV. 224. Scott, Rev. J. W., VI. 379.
Sciota river, I. 507; XV. 94. Scott, J. R., member of Young Men's
Scipio, highway tax, 1812, IV. 409. Society, Detroit, XII. 362.
Sclosh, Jacob, III. 553. Scott, James, II. 63; V. 559."
Scoble, Mrs. Selina, death of, XIV. 192. Scott, Mrs. James (Miss Edwards), XI.
Scoby, Benhadad, death of, VII. 466. 78.
Scofield, Augusta H., IV. 195. Scott, John, II. 572.
Scofield, Ida H., IV. 195. Scott, Capt. ,John, British soldier, XV.
Scofield, Winsor, IV. 183, 195 392.
Scollard, — , I. 256. Scott, Lenar, death of, VIII. 100.
Scoot, Luther, death of, VIII. 57. Scott, Bishop Levi, II. 167.
"Scorpion," U. S. boat, captured XV Scott, Mrs. M. W., "Newaygo Pioneers,"
641-644. VII. 553.
Scotch, in upper peninsula mines XI Scott, Margaret, on census roll of Detroit,
182. 1779, X. 316.
Scotfield, Miss Hannah (Mrs Water- Scott, Capt. Martin, VI. 487.
bury), VIII. 65. Scott, Mary J.. I. 423.
Scotford, Rev. Henry C., IV. 180; XIII Scott, Perry, death of, VIII. 44.
420. Scott, Mrs. Rachel, death of, IX. 39.
Scotford, Rev. John, III. 241, 243- XIII Scott, Robert, sheriff of St. Clair county,
420. VI. 411.
Scotland, recruiting among its emigrants Scott, Stephen, I. 179.
for war of 1812, proposed, XV. 597. Scott, Sophronia (Mrs. S.), V. 327, 329.
"Scots legacy medal," presented W. A. Scott, Sylvester, first clerk of DeWitt
Burt, V. 118. township, V. 326-329, 332.
Scott, — , X. 81. Scott, Thomas, land entry, III. 402. 405.
Scott, — , death of, XI. 131. Scott, Capt. Thomas, British soldier, XI.
Scott, — , father of James, II. 63. 499-501, 506, 508, 522, 530, 570, 576, 584-
Scott, — . pioneer of Battle Creek XIV 586, 588, 590-594, 599, 603, 611n-619;
272, 323, 325. XIII. 82, 83, 85, 86; letter to John
Scott, — , resident of the Cumberland Dease, XI. 581; present at Indian coun-
Mountains, III. 173. cil, XI. 490, 492; XIII. 107; president
Scott, Col. — , captured in Toledo war, of court of inquiry, XI. 514; testi-
XII. 411, 413. mony at court of inquiry, XI. 562; re-
Scott, Maj. — , guerrilla commander, III. ceived petition of traders, XI. 499.
167-170. Scott, V. J., I. 500.
500 INDEX.
Scott, Walter, trader, early settler of Al- Scribner, W. R., XIV. 7.
pena, VI. 170-172, 175. Scripps, George H., publisher, VI. 66.
Scott, Rev. Walter, teacher, III. 288, 289. Scripps, James E., journalist, I. 32; VI.
Scott, Sir Walter, III. 301; XI. 216. 64; establishes "The Evening News,"
Scott, William M., I. 344B, 345; IV. 462, 1873, VI. 66; history cited, VII. 55n,
472, 475, 476; V. 533, 559; VIII. 545; 63n; member State Historical Society,
XII. 654; imprisoned, XV. 406, 426; XII. 349.
letter to Col. Gardner, XV. 406; mar- Scriver, George H. and wife, IV. 196.
shal of Michigan territory, XII. 591; 197.
on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608; Scudder, William, VI. 319.
original stockholder in first bank of De- Scutt, Mrs. Marian, death of, IX. 48.
troit, VIII. 575, 587, 661. Scythe, garrison supplies, XI. 428; XIV.
Scott, Mrs. William M., IV. 462. 610; given to each settler of Detroit,
Scott, Gen. Winfield, I. 8, 336; II. 16, 147, XIV. 662.
155, 173, 433, 574; III. 89, 584; IV. 86, Sea biscuit, how cooked, XIV. 537; used
87, 392; VII. 89, 112, 117, 120; XL by early voyageurs, I. 365.
200; XII. 434; XIII. 531, 542; XV. Seaborn, Rev. F. A., III. 240, 241.
343; at Churubusco, II. 173; at the Seabott, Mrs. M., death of, VI. 447.
Gates of Mexico, VI. 20; can- Seabrease, Rev. A. W., VI. 274; VII. 399;
didate for U. S. presidency, X. IX. 33; X. 177.
8; complimented Gen. Brady, II. 575, Seabury, Frank, VI. 236.
576; conducted closing negotiations Seage, Henry S., first alderman of Al-
with Indians, XII. 435; delayed by pena, VI. 184, 197.
cholera, XII. 435; engaged Asahel Sav- Seager, Lieut. Schuyler F., soldier of the
ery as teamster in Mexican war, V. war of the rebellion, sketch of, VII.
520; exchanged as prisoner of war, 424, 427; remarks on death of, by S.
XV. 206, 388; honorary member of D. Bingham, H. B. Carpenter, Judge
State Historical Society, XII. 321, 327; Gridley, S. L. Kilbourne, M. V. Mont-
in Black Hawk war, V. 176; on Sal- gomery, VII. 429-432; resolutions on
mon river, XV. 568; orders regarding death of, VII. 428, 436; with S. L.
Mexican soldiers on parole, XII. 612; Smith gives slate roof to Plymouth
requisition for military force in Mich- church, VII. 413.
igan, XIII. 533; removed from Buffalo Seager, Mrs. Schuyler F., VII. 428.
to Detroit, VI. 495; XIII. 538; speech Seagle, Mrs. — , mother of John, II. 485.
to his men at battle of Lundy's Lane, Seagle, John, first white child born in
XIII. 543; succeeded Gen. Atkinson, Owosso, II. 485.
XII. 432; wounded in battle, XIII. 531. Seagrave, George L., asylum steward,
Scott & Co., architects, XIII. 476. XIII. 306.
Scott Guards, organized, 1842, officers of, Seaman, E. C., VI. 495; member State
XIV. 417. Historical Society, XII. 327.
Scott House, I. 498. Seaman, J. Kent, V. 189, 190.
Scott's farm, I. 329. Seamans, Celia (Mrs. Fish), XI. 31.
Scovel, J. B., I. 340. Seamon, D. D., III. 281.
Scovell, David W., III. 468. Seamon, H., III. 28L
Scoville, Mrs. — , IX. 22. Seamour, Eliza, death of, XIV. 111.
Scoville, Mrs. Amy Barely, V. 446. Searchers, for guns, ordnance supplies,
Scoville, G., land entry, III.- 431. XI. 428; XII. 132.
Scoville, Miss Renew (Mrs. Olds), VI. Searle, Rev. Addison, XIII. 429.
439. Searles, Mrs. Polly (Mrs. Carpenter), XI.
Scoville & Co., land entries, III. 425, 426. 28.
"Scrage," boat, IX. 125. Searles, Stephen, soldier of the Mexican
Scranton, Dennis, II. 444. war, II. 184; biog. XI. 16, 27, 28.
Scran ton, Don C., death of, VII. 466; Searles, William, IV. 238.
VIII. 46. Searles, Zelotes, IX. 31.
Scranton, Leonidas S., III. 546; VII. 488. Searls, Samuel, III. 386, 394.
Scranton, Samuel B.7 death of, XI. 85. Sears, Charles C. (E.), teacher, 1826,
Scrapers, garrison supplies, XI. 431; I. 424, 450.
XII. 132; found in Indian mounds, Sears, J., II. 573.
II. 41, 42. Sears, Lucy, original member of first
Screws, ordnance supplies, XI. 427; XII. church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
132. Sears, Mrs. Martha H., VI. 307.
Screens (powder), ordnance stores, XII. Sears, Mary Ann (Mrs. Abram Moe),
131. first teacher of Webster township,
Scribner, James, IV. 293; VI. 83. XIII. 563.
INDEX.
501
Sears, Mrs. Mary E., death of, IX. 42.
Sears, Peter, XIII. 547, 549, 562; memoir,
XIII. 557, 558.
Sears, Mrs. Peter, memoir of, XIII. 558,
559.
Sears, Sophia J. (Mrs. Thomas S.), III.
639.
Sears, Dr. Thomas, III. 639.
Sears, Thomas S., III. 639.
Sears, William, bank director, VI. 323.
Seasons, affected by great lakes, III. 72.
Seaver, Bathsheba (Mrs. W. H. Faxon),
early teacher, V. 332, 333.
Seaver, Charles W., publisher, VI. 80.
Seaver, Jane (Mrs. Jos. S.), V. 332.
Seaver, Joseph, agent of Rochester
colony, V. 329-332.
Seaver, Sarah, V. 332.
Seaver, Rev. W. R., XIV. 164.
Sebastopol, battle, XII. 421, 422.
"Sebastopol," boat, IX. 284.
Sebaqua, Indian, returns from the west,
III. 369.
Sebawaing, meaning of name, VII. 277.
Se-be-quay (Mrs. Rix Robinson), XI.
193.
Sebring, Andrew, VII. 519.
Sebring, J., VI. 245.
Sebring, Mary Ann, death of, XIII. 113.
Sebring, Ruleph, II. 452.
Sec-ca-ha, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Secille (Sisille), Antoine, taxable prop-
erty, 1802, VIII. 534, 535.
Secord, Serj. — , X. 541.
Secord, Joseph E., death of, XIV. 185.
Secord, William W., publisher, VI. 96.
Secord, Joshua, XII. 566.
Secretary of State, III. 121; XIV. 466.
Secretary of War, 1811, address to In-
dians, VIII. 601.
Securities, required for early banking, II.
118.
Sedgwick, Miss C. M., honorary member
State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Sedgewick, Robert, II. 212.
Sedgwick, Theodore, congressman from
Massachusetts, 1795, VIII. 408.
See, Byron, county treasurer, 1875-6, I.
519.
See, Eliza, IV. 195.
See, James A., IV. 195.
See, Rev. John L., collected funds for
Holland's fire sufferers, IX. 340.
Seek, Conrad, I. 345-347, 496, 500; II.
573; IV. 473; highway tax, 1812. IV.
409; subscription for the purchase of
gun powder, VIII. 620; signed address
to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656.
Seeley, Dr. — , XIV. 387.
Seeley, Daniel H., III. 434.
Seeley, Elijah B., I. 168.
Seeley, Harvey, land entry, III. 565.
Seeley, Ira C., XI. 108.
Seeley, James W., publisher, VI. 91.
Seeley, Jesse, entered land in 1832, III.
564.
Seeley, John V., death of, VII. 544.
Seeley, Mrs. Matilda (Miss Dewey), XI.
108.
Seeley, Nathaniel, death of, XIV. 52.
Seeley, Uri, XII. 411-414.
Seelye, Girzy, XI. 32.
Seelye, Mrs. Lydia L., death of, IX. 57.
Seelye, Mrs. W. J., V. 337.
Seeny, Joseph,. British soldier, XV. 270.
"Seer," The, poem, VII. 164.
Seers, S., I. 327.
Sees of the Catholic church, IX. 129.
Segurnac, Indian chief, X. 570; XIII. 65.
Seib, Christopher, death of, VI. 384; VII.
551.
Seibert, Mrs. Catherine, death of, VII.
552.
Seifer, W., III. 292.
Seil, John L., member commission to lo-
cate county seat of Oakland county,
III. 560.
Seim, Mrs. Fredericka, death of, VII.
552.
Seiman, Henry, I. 270.
Seine, used for fishing, I. 361, 502; II.
192; XIII. 67.
Seitz, Jacob, death of, XIV. 138.
Sekahas, Sauteaux chief, VIII. 312, 313.
Selby, Lieut. P., British soldier, Asst.
Sec. Ind. Dept., XII. 54, 68, 84, 85,
87, 89, 91, 93, 96, 111, 151, 188, 189,
216, 2«7, 301, 305; criticised by Capt.
McLean, XII. 296, 297, 301, 305; illness
reported, XV. 311; letters from W.
Glaus, XV. 45, 49; Thomas Duggan,
XII. 72, 185, 192, 211, 212, 239; Lieut.
Col. England, XII. 167; George Iron-
sides, XII. 198; Capt. Lamothe, XII.
193, 218; to Joseph Chew, XII. 150,
153, 168, 177, 180, 196, 202, 243, 249;
Col. McKee, XII. 47, 50-52.
Selby, Warren B., death of, IX. 61.
Selden, C., land entry III. 425.
Selden, C. R., II. 502.
Selden, S., land entry, III. 425.
Selden & Fairfield, land entry, III. 425.
Selfridge, Lois F Baxter, member State
Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Selfridge, R. T., soldier of the war of
the rebellion, II. 436.
Seligman, Jacob, XIV. 153.
Seligman, Mrs. Jacob (Miss Buckland),
XIV. 154.
"Selina," boat, XV. 64.
Selkirk, Earl (Lord) Thomas Douglas,
I. 442; VI. 405; XV. 13; arrest of, VIII.
237; proceeding of suit, XII. 483-505;
and family passengers on first trip
of Walk-in-the-water, IV. 113.
Selkirk colony, VI. 405.
Selkrig, Rev. James, V. 381.
Selleck, Ebenezer, L., V. 446.
502 INDEX.
Sellers, Charles R., attorney, XI. 313. 16; autobiography of, III. 489; biog.,
Sellers, Edward, biog., XI. 59, 64. XI. 47, 49; delivered first Fourth of
Sellers, Mrs. Edward, XI. 64. July oration in Ionia, III. 474; land
Sellers, L. M., publisher, VI. 83. entry, III. 401; "Land Office," III. 473;
Sellers, Miss Minnie1, XI. 64. member State Pioneer Society, II. 184;
Sellers, Samuel, II. 223. member of the legislature, lieut. gov-
Sellick, Charles, III. 447. ernor, XI. 50.
Sellick, Den ton, soldier of the war of the Sessions, Mrs. Alonzo, III. 489; XI. 49,
rebellion, VI. 179. 50.
Sellman, George, member State Pioneer Sessions, Amasa, XI. 49.
Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12. Sessions, H. C., III. 484, 485.
Sello, Claude Francis, I. 344. Sessions, Miss Huldah (Mrs. Wight),
Selorout, Baptiste, taxable property, 1802, VIII. 96.
VIII. 532. Sessions, J. Q. A., I. viii., 326, 327, 333;
Setter, Mrs. Orilla, death of, VIII. 21. III. 7; gift of, II. 6; member State
Seman, Christopher, death of, IV. 269. Pioneer Society, II. 186.
Semdinon, Huron chief, XIII. 90. Sessions, Job., III. 489.
Semi-centennial, poem, VI. 228. Sessions, William, I. 7; III. 487.
Seminaries, VIII. 369; Amenia, VI. 37; Setters, ordnance supplies, XII. 132.
Angers (France), I. 482; Clinton (N. Seven Nations, speech of, at Montreal,
Y.), VI. 492; Colon, IX. 93; Detroit, I. 1794, XII. 115.
451; V. 545; VII. 4; Dickinson insti- Seventh Day Adventist, church, II. 214;
tute, IX. 93; Geauga (Ohio), founded, III. 352; publishing company, VI. 72.
transferred to Hillsdale, VI. 151; XIII. Severance, Charles, XIV. 425.
203; Marshall, VI. 258; Our Lady of Severance, John, death of, VII. 544.
Angels (Niagara Falls), XIII. 462, Severens, Henry F., attorney, III. 315;
Richland, IX. 93; St. Mary's (Haiti- XI. 313.
more), 1791, I. 482; Spring Arbor Severens, James M., attorney, XI. 313.
(name changed to Wesleyan semin- Severhill, Mrs. — , V. 446.
ary), Albion, II. 204; VI. 143; Suls- Severns, Mrs. J. R., death of, VIII. 56.
picians (Baltimore), XIII. 453, 468; Severer, — , X. 479.
Young Ladies' and Collegiate institute, Sevigne, Mme — de, XIV. 522.
IX. 93. Seville, Mexico and Pillar dollar, value
Seminole1 chiefs, I. 308. of, X. 213, 214.
Semmes, Capt. Raphael, confederate Sevison, George, VI. 421.
naval officer, 1861, II. 479. Sewall, John L., A. B., instructor in
Semple, Pere — , see Simple. Olivet college, III. 413.
Senators, U. S., list of to 1881, III. 123. Seward, Sylvanus, death of, XIV. 135.
Sendenburg, Augustus, county clerk in Seward, William H., U. S. secretary of
1875-6, I. 519. State, II. 75; V. 376; VII. 477; IX.
Seneca Indians, chiefs, XI. 326, 380; 207; XI. 286, 301; XIII. 284; governor
XIII. 99, 102; proposed exchange of New York, V. 490; visited Lansing,
for U. S. prisoners of war, XV. 286; VI. 134.
speeches of, XI. 337; XIII. 100. Sewart, Ira, death of, V. 448.
Seneca Chief, boat, IV. 185. Sewin, Thomas, I. 179.
Seneca township (Lenawee Co.), organ- Sextant, equatorial, V. 123.
ized, II. 362, 365; first houses, II. 374. Sexton, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's
Sener, Jean Baptiste, VIII. 453. school, II. 447.
Senex, — , names for Lake Superior, VI. Sexton, Clark C., publisher, VI. 83, XI.
349, 350. 83.
Sensemann, Rev. — , Moravian preacher, Seymore, John F., interested in construc-
X. 109. tion of the first Sault Ste. Marie ship
Seon-ca-resse, Huron chief, IX. 443. canal, VIII. 154.
Serge (Embossed), for Indians, X. 496, Seymour, C. B., VII. 405, 416.
580, 632; XII. 41, 82, 146, 158, 222, 224, Seymour, Charles, biog., VIII. 30, 31.
228, 232, 233, 242, 246, 257, 275, 285, 288. Seymour, Edward, VIII. 117.
Sergeant, David, X. 154. Seymour, Elisha P., member of Brady
Sergeant, John, attorney, III. 130; XIV. Guards, XIII. 525.
356. Seymour, H., VI. 278; XIV. 352.
Serrell (Surrell), John J., VII. 303. Seymour, Dr. H. P., III. 454.
Servis, Orlando, death of, VIII. 21. Seymour, H. W., XI. 13.
Sessaba, Chippewa chief, raised British Seymour, Miss Hattie, early teacher, VI.
flag at Sault Ste. Marie, XII. 609-611. 293.
Sessions, Alonzo, III. 405, 487, 488; XI. Seymour, Mrs. Henry, III. 545.
INDEX. 503
Seymour, Gov. Horatio, VI. 293; VII. Shanahan, Mrs. Peter, death of, XI. 27.
420; XIII. 175; owned large tract of Shanandoah, Indian chief, XI. 266.
land in Michigan, VIII. 133, 134. Shank, Miss Ann (Mrs. H. A. Farrand),
Seymour, Hoyt, V. 421. XIV. 104.
Seymour, Ira, II. 483; XIII. 547, 562; Shank, Edward, XIV. 104.
memoir, XIII. 559; trustee of first Shank, Erne A. (Mrs. Bartholomew),
church of Dexter, XIII. 563. XIV. 101.
Seymour, James, VII. 420; II. 242; XIII. Shank, Mrs. Ella Williams (Mrs. Rush
175; established stage line, XIII. 233; J.) VII. 5; VIII. 8; IX. 6; XI. 9, 10;
founded North Lansing, I. 79; offered XIV. 7, 24.
land for capitol, VIII. 126; subscribed Shank, Dr. Hulbert B., VI. 7, 294; XI.
for northern railroad, XIII. 361. 8; XIII. 27; XIV. 44; delegate to
Seymour, John A., VI. 323. national convention, XIV. 102; member
Seymour, John C. W., XII. 367; XIV. of the legislature, XIV. 102; member
415; gift of, XII. 337; member State State Pioneer Society, I. 7, 88; IV. 5;
Historical Society, XII. 325; "old pro- member State Historical Society, XII.
bate office," Detroit, XII. 556. 323; memoir, XIV. 99, 101; surgeon of
Seymour, Joseph, XIII. 560. the 8th M. V. I. in war of the rebellion,
Seymour, Laclaudius, XIII. 560. XIV. 103.
Seymour, M., XIV. 424. Shank, Mrs. H. B. (Frances P. Johnson),
Seymour, Miles, V. 317. XIV. 102.
Seymour, Ozias W., XL 11; letters from Shank, Isaac, soldier of the war 1812,
and to Judge Albert Miller, XIII. 379, XIV. 101.
380. Shank, Isaac Y., XIV. 101.
Seymour, Rodney, I. 207; II. 158; V. Shank, Jerome V., XIV. 101, 104.
434. Shank (Schanke), Capt. John, British
Seymour, Ruth (Mrs. S. W. Foster), soldier, IX. 356, 360, 387, 416, 420, 422,
XIII. 560. 473, 643; X. 373, 374, 492.
Seymour, Sophia, I. 423. Shank, John B., XIV. 101.
Sha, Asa, II. 456. Shank, Jotham W., XIV. 101.
Shaaris, Huron chief, IX. 443. Shank, Peter, XIV. 101.
Shabinee, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443. Shank, Rachel Rogers (Mrs. Isaac S.),
Shabokgoy, Chippewa chief, X. 472; XIV. 101.
XIII. 90. Shank, Robert B., XIV. 104.
Shaboneday, Indian, VII. 97. Shank, Dr. Rush J., VI. 294; XIV. 102,
Shackleton, Maj. — , XV. 283. 104.
Shackleton, G. J., III. 545. Shank, S., III. 281.
Shadbolt, A. D., XII. 395. Shankland, Robert, death of, XL 135.
Shadbolt place, XIII. 486. Shanley, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 131.
Shadduck, Andrew, XIV. 622. Shannon, Levi, IV. 284.
Shade, Miss Jennie, VI. 227. Shannon, R. S., member committee on
Shade1, Shawane chief, XIII. 90. resolutions on death of Rice A. Beal,
Shafer, Miss Elizabeth . (Mrs. Nicholas VII. 594.
Geib), XIII. 225. "Shannon," British boat, in fight with
Shafer, J. F., mine owner, VII. 211. the Chesapeake, VII. 289.
Shaffer, Mrs. Jacobina, death of, VIII. Shanoe, Chippewa chief, signs certificate
21. recognizing claim of Jacob Smith, VII.
Shaffer, John A., V. 477. 141.
Shaffer, Mary, death of, VII. 346. Sha-ou-an-a-qua-am, Chippewa chief, IX.
Shaft, Adam, III. 598. 443.
Shafter, Hugh M., II. 24; III. 529, 530; Shapley, — , VIII. 211.
V. 385; X. 163. Shapperton, — , VIII. 463.
Shafter, Oscar, III. 529. Shaq-quabano, Chippewa chief, IX. 443.
Shaftoe, Mrs. — (Miss Place), VII. 571. Sha-quiandahquee, Seneca chief, XIII.
Shakes, used for roofing, I. 445; II. 385; 102.
III. 294, 433. Sharai, Tenos, death of, XL 27.
Shakespeare, A J publisher, VI. 81. sharkey, Judge William, XIII. 216.
^r^d^a^a Sl-on to-ship (Washtenaw Co.) or-
j 45 ganized, named, IV. 397, 398; meeting
Shaler, 'GOV. Charles, I. 175; VI. 382; of farmers, II. 522.
VII. 72; territorial secretary, III. 122. Sharp, George, letter to Thomas Rey-
Shanafelt, Rev. T. M., VII. 287. nolds, XII. 109; remained British sub-
Shanahan, Daniel, II. 62. ject at close of revolutionary war, VIII.
504 INDEX.
410; signed petition to Capt. Mayne, Shaw, Adna, owned first covered carriage
XII. 272. in Detroit, I. 79.
Sharp, John W.( IV. 271. Shaw, Alvan D., I. 157; biog., IV. 236;
Sharp, Mrs. Lydia A., VI. 307. county clerk and register of deeds, IV.
Sharp, Miss Nellie, IV. 272. 237.
Sharp, Norman S., I. 168, 169; IV. 248, Shaw, Mrs. Alvan D., IV. 236.
256. Shaw, Alex, signs petition, XI. 395.
Sharp, Mrs. Norman S., I. 169. Shaw, Benjamin, death of, VII. 466.
Sharp, Rev. Peter, II. 394; III. 241; VII. Shaw, Brackley, Sr., VII. 528.
546. Shaw, Brackley, member State Pioneer
Sharp, Mrs. Peter, death of, XIII. 228. Society, XIV. 196.
Sharp, Samuel C., IV. 197. Shaw, Mrs. Brackly, V. 446.
Sharp, Wilkinson, death of, XIII. 115. Shaw, Calvin A., II. 444.
Sharp & Wallace, VIII. 487; signed peti- Shaw, Cheeney, III. 429.
tion for better trade facilities, XI. 424, Shaw, Daniel, III. 333.
461. Shaw, E. O., publisher, VI. 90.
Sharpe, Rev. John, III. 243. Shaw, G. K., VI. 69.
Sharpsteen, Thomas H., death of, XIII. Shaw, George, V. 373.
132. Shaw, Henry, A., attorney, soldier of the
Sharts, Rev. D. W., IV. 385. war of the rebellion, I. v., 58, 157;
Shathuck, Samuel, land entry, III. 567. HI. 422; V. vi.; gift of, III. 6; mem-
Shattuck, Mrs. Adaline, death of, XIII. ber of the legislature, speaker of the
196, 198. house, III. 430; member State Histor-
Shattuck, Capt. Asa, soldier of the Mexi- ical Society, XII. 323, 325 member State
can war and war of the rebellion, biog. Pioneer Society, I. 7, 86; memoir, III.
XIV. 98. 429; memorial report of Eaton county,
Shattuck, Mrs. Catherine (Mrs. Samuel V. 337; "A Ship Canal across the pen-
S.), biog. VII. 278, 282. insula," paper, I. 69; vice president
Shattuck, Charles A., death of, XI. 40. State Pioneer Society and member of
Shattuck, Lemuel, educator, I. 380, 382, committee, I. 8, 9, 28, 56, 57; II. vii.,
450; V. 549, 550; X. 85; trustee of first 68, 69; III. xi., 2, 3, 108.
Protestant church of Detroit, I. 420; Shaw, Mrs. Henry A., III. 430.
III. 215; XIII. 429-431. Shaw, Rev. J. B., II. 436.
Shattuck, Samuel, VII. 278, 282; biog., Shaw, J. J., VI. 174.
VII. 286. Shaw, James, member of the legislature,
Shattuck, Samuel D., VII. 286. XIV. 413.
Shattuck, Samuel N., VII. 283, 286. Shaw, Rev. James, III. 237, 241-243; VI.
Shattuck, Willard, VII. 283, 286. 17, 379; XIV. 600.
Shau, Alexander, XI. 498. Shaw, Miss Jerusha, early teacher, -II.
Shau, Caleb, taxable property, 1802, VIII. 444.
538. Shaw, John, III. 630; IV. 403.
Shau, Freemen, taxable property, 1802, Shaw, John, III. 429; on election roll,
VIII. 538. 1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Shaumburg, Capt. — , aide to Brig. Gen. Shaw, Joseph E., biog. IV. 384.
James Wilkinson, XII. 210, 220. Shaw, Rev. L. P., II. 435, 436.
Shaur, Alvin, VI. 268. Shaw, Rev. Luther, I. 401.
Shaur & Grisson, bankers, VI. 268. Shaw, Mrs. Maria, I. 157.
Shavehead, Pottawattomie chief, XIV. Shaw, Mrs. Martha, VI. 447.
275; sketch of, V. 401; XIV. 265-267. Shaw, Marvil, V. 477.
Shaver, Abram J. (I.), III. 522; V. 256 Shaw, Philip, II. 450, 456; biog., III.
373; VII. 471; XI. 210; first court of 601.
Kalamazoo county held at house of, I. Shaw," Mrs. Philip, II. 456.
200, 207-209. Shaw, Miss Rachel (Mrs. Asa Phelps),
Shaver, Andrew, II. 299. V. 290.
Shaver, Mrs. John V., VI. 265, 266. Shaw, Reynolds & Co., merchants, IX. 72.
Shaver, Margaret, IV. 283. Shaw, Riley, III. 601.
Shaver, Mrs. Sidney, VI. 254. Shaw, Robert, death of, XIV. 53.
Shaw, — , agent Northwest Co., XV. 69, Shaw, Rev. Samuel P., III. 242.
142. Shaw, Thomas, 1779, X. 261.
Shaw, Gen. — , XV. 409. Shaw, Thomas, death of, IX. 82.
Shaw, Mrs. — , III. 229. Shaw, Will A., publisher, VI. 73.
Shaw, Rev. A. C., VII. 176; chaplain in Shaw, William and wife, on census roll
the war of the rebellion, VII. 179. of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
INDEX.
505
Shaw, Capt. William, signs statement of
condition of militia, XV. 280.
Shaw, William, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Shaw & McDonald, X. 421; certify to fair
treatment by Gov. Sinclair, X. 421;
XIII. 63.
Shawaanissey, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Shawnee (Shawnese) Indians, see Sha-
wano.
Shawano (Shawane, Shawanee, Shaw-
anese, Shawanoes, Shawnee), Indians,
IX. 475; address to congress, XI. 467;
XII. 105; address to Capt. Lernoult,
X. 364; at Wapockanata, XV. 438; cen-
census, 1763, III. 16; chiefs, IX. 431;
X. 463, 464; XIII. 90; XV. 45; corn
burned by American soldiers, XV. 67;
i council, 1783, XI. 337; desired to at-
tack Gen. Hull, XV. 181; family, IV.
332; message to Maj. DePeyster, X.
583; reported ready to join U. S. troops
in attack on Long Point, XV. 524;
speeches of, X. 420, 463; XV. 89-91;
speech of Frenchmen to, X. 427; see
also Algonquins.
Shawe, Rev. M. E. E., priest, XIII. 440,
497n; his burial place, XIII. 497.
Shawgayshe, Indian, carried dispatches,
XV. 225.
Shawls, purchased by Indians, XIV. 548.
Shaw's cornet band, XIII. 576.
Shawono county., organized, name
changed, I. 94, 316; see also Crawford
county.
Shaw-she-bah river, IX. 167.
Shea, John Dawson Gilmary, LL. D.,
author, VI. 349; eulogy of Pere Mar-
quette, II. 136, 137, 144; honorary
member State Historical Society, XII.
238.
Shea, Mrs. Rebecca, death of, IX. 61.
Sheaffe, Maj. Gen. Sir George Hale, XV.
127, 134, 139, 172, 219, 220, 232, 233,
250, 252, 257, 268, 269, 292, 298, 327,
332, 351, 365, 370, 422, 656; illness re-
ported, XV. 231; instructions regard-
ing distribution of Indian presents,
XV. 649-651; letters from Brig. Gen.
Proctor, XV. 174, 178, 215, 227, 235,
242, 267, 272-275; Capt. Charles Roberts,
XV. 166; to Col. Baynes, XV. 243; Col.
Brenton, XV. 346; Secretary Freer, XV.
261, 271; Sir George Prevost, XV. 135,
171, 176, 271, 274, 283; unaddressed,
XV. 217, 263, 376.
Sheahy, J. D., VI. 211.
Shear, John B., V. 328; XIV. 621.
Shearer, — . VI. 243.
Shearer, George, sketch of, III. 337.
Shearer, George W. M., IV. 407.
Shearer, J. L., III. 280.
Shearer. James, banker, III. Ill, 324, 326-
328, 337; letter of regret to S. O.
64
Fisher, VII. 326; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 331; member
State Pioneer Society, III. 266.
Shearer, James M., VI. 293; XI. 103;
member State Pioneer Society, I.
90; steward at Agricultural college,
1857, VI. 128.
Shearer, Mrs. James M. (Deborah Bige-
low), member State Pioneer Society, I.
90.
Shearer, Jonathan, I. 58-61, 76, 80, 341,
508; II. 84, 85, 552; III. 103, 244, 498,
541; IV. v., viii., 568; VI. 9; VII.
457; VIII. 171; XIII. 2; address of,
II. 1; autobiography, IV. 407; exhibit
of fruits, 1847, X. 76; member of the
legislature, IV. 408; VI. 121; member
State Historical Society, XII. 348;
member State Pioneer Society, I. 84;
VII. 9; president of Society, I. 56; X.
vii., viin; portrait of, IV. 407; portrait
presented State Pioneer Society, en-
grossed resolutions of thanks presented
to, II. 85, 87; remarks of, I. 52; re-
port comparing wheat grown in New
York and Michigan from 1824 to 1861,
IV. 82; tribute' to Rev. Marcus Swift,
XIV. 455; vice president State Pioneer
Society and member of committee, I.
28, 32, 33, 57.
Shearer, Mrs. Jonathan, VI. 128; VII.
457.
Shearer, Joseph J., IV. 407.
Shearer, Lydia, member State Pioneer
Society, I. 90.
Shearer, M. J., IV. 195.
Shearer, Margaret, death of, VIII. 22.
Shearer, Maria (Mrs. Savage), XI. 103.
Shearer, Morton, early landlord, biog. XI.
102.
Shearer, William, soldier of the revolu-
tionary war, IV. 407.
Shearer & Chapoton, builders, XII. 368.
Shearman, F. W., member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 322, 326.
Shearman, J. H., III. 422.
Shears, Mrs. — , VI. 402.
Shears, Charles, death of, XI. 84.
Shears, Cornelius, VI. 244, 245.
Shears, George, teacher, VI. 402.
Shears, John, death of, IX. 75.
Shears & Collier, II. 308.
Shears, garrison supplies, XI. 431; XII.
132.
Shedd, D. B., bank cashier, VI. 324.
Shedd & Graham, traders, IX. 658.
Sheebainee, Pottawattomie chief, IX.
443.
Sheeban, Lieut. — , XI. 397.
Sheedy, John, VI. 306.
Sheehan, Daniel, death of, XIV. 193.
Sheehen, Ensign — , present at Indian
council, X. 543, 550, 587; XIII. 93,
97.
506
INDEX.
Sheeler, George, II. 415.
Sheeler, Jane, death of, IX. 56.
Sheemsborough, see Whitehall.
Sheep, destroyed by wolves, I. 447; XIV.
512; furnish material for clothing,
XIV. 492; prpduct of Michigan com-
pared with other states in 1889, XIV.
412; raised in Detroit in 1782, XIII.
55; skins, garrison supplies, X. 369,
383; XL 428; XII. 133, 136, 138.
Sheers, H. H., X. 42.
Sheeth, Capt. — , XV. 442.
Sheeting, for Indians, X. 496; XII. 83,
147,' 175, 222, 224, 242, 258, 275, 284,
288, 302, 303; XV. 607, 614, 646, 655.
Sheffield, J. G., V. 318.
Sheffield, Joseph E., XIII. 116.
Shegud, Indian chief, II. 152.
Shegud, Henry, interpreter, II. 153.
Sheh6e (Shehe), Edward, III. 34, 36; X.
414.
Shelburne, Earl William P., II. 593; X.
230, 661, 662, letter to Gen. Haldimand,
X. 571.
Shelby, Isaac, governor of Kentucky, II.
570; V. 532; Detroit fort named for,
X. 96; love for Col. Hamtramck, XIII.
493, 496; hero of the battle of King's
mountain, VII. 78; leads volunteers to
avenge the River Raisin massacre,
presented with sword by North Carol-
ina through Henry Clay, VII. 78.
Shelby, W. R., bank director, VI. 322.
Shelby and Scanlon's tavern, II. 14.
Shelby's volunteers, VII. 78.
Shelden, Allan, publisher, VI. 66.
Shelden, Allen & Co., I. 497.
Shelden, Berthier, II. 314-316, 325.
Shelden, Ransom, early settler in Lake
Superior region, VII. 192; VIII. 139,
140.
Shelden, Samuel, II. 315.
Shelden, Zelotes, II. 584.
Sheldon, — , VI. 245.
Sheldon, — , adventures of, XII. 422.
Sheldon, — , pioneer of Lenawee county,
VII. 520.
Sheldon, — , pioneer landlord, I. 189; III.
149; XIV. 530.
Sheldon, Alexander J., VI. 491.
Sheldon, Arvin, IV. 522, 523.
Sheldon, B. C., IV. 436.
Sheldon, Charles A.. VI. 491.
Sheldon, Mrs. E. M., X. 106; gift of, XII.
332; history cited, XIII. 312, 317, 318;
honorary member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 328; "St. Glair River ,Set-
tlement," IV. 355; tendered valuable
papers by Gen. Cass, V. 6.
Sheldon, F. C., member of commission to
locate county seat of Washtenaw
county, VII. 588.
Sheldon, G. T., member of the State His-
torical Society, XII. 324.
Sheldon, George, Kalamazoo county pio-
neer, XIII. 212..
Sheldon, George, miner, VII. 211.
Sheldon, George P., V. 392.
Sheldon, Mrs. Hester, V. 545.
Sheldon, James, Sr., soldier of the revo-
lutionary war, VI. 491.
Sheldon, Judge James, Jr., VI. 491.
Sheldon, James W., first supervisor of
Albion township, II. 203, 204; presi-
dent of Albion college, II. 206, 207.
Sheldon, John P., I. 417, 499; III. 571;
V. 561; VI. 491; X. 87; XII. 573; XIII.
430, 431; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 319; publisher, 1820, I. 386,
388-393; X. 85; trustee of first Protest-
ant church of Detroit, I. 382, 422; III.
215; signs call for meeting to instruct
delegate to congress, XII. 645.
Sheldon, Mrs. John P., XIV. 538.
Sheldon, Mary L., death of, IX. 57.
Sheldon, Newton, death of, VI. 448.
Sheldon, Orson, V. 475, 477.
Sheldon, Rev. Stewart, VII. 410.
Sheldon, Theodore P., I. 210; V. 373, 429;
XIV. 121; member of State Historical
Society, XII. 327; witness on bond for
first courthouse of Kalamazoo county,
VII. 474, 478.
Sheldon, Thomas C., I. 210, 393; II.
572; III. 151; V. 368n, 422, 423; VI.
108, 109, 491; XI. 78, 98, 198; XII. 344,
585; XIV. 529; biographical sketch V.
373, 375; entered land in 1819, III. 569;
sheriff, administered justice at whip-
ping post, II. 14, 182.
Sheldon, Mrs. Thomas C., adopts Maran-
da Olmste&d, XI. 98.
Sheldon, Timothy F., II. 582.
Sheldon & Reed, publishers, I. 385, 394;
III. 224; VI. 97; XII. 595; "Description
of the River Raisin," VII. 548-550; let-
ter from S. B. Beach, VII. 546.
Sheldon & Slayton, IX. 281.
"Sheldon Thompson," boat, IV. 481.
Sheley, Alanson, member of the legisla-
ture, I. 418, 424-426, 428; III. 413;
tribute to William A. Howard, IV. 130,
131.
Shelinburg, Hannah, death of, XIV. 187.
Shelley, Mrs. P. B., honorary member
State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Shelley & Co., manufacturers, XIII. 321.
Shellhouse, Martin G., I. 179.
Shellhouse, Roswell, V. 519.
Shelling, Rev. C., II. 168.
Shells, spirit of, invoked by Indian medi-
cine men, XIV. 213; for guns in garri-
son supplies, XI. 431; XII. 132.
Shelly, Mrs. David, VI. 307.
Shelly, W. H., instructor in Albion col-
lege, II. 206.
Shelton, Mrs. — (Miss Place), VII. 571.
Shepard, — , XIII. 567.
INDEX.
507
She-moke, Indian, X. 162.
Shenevare, — , XI. 105.
Shepard, Mrs. Amanda K. (Mrs. C. T.
S.), early teacher, biog., VII. 567, 569.
Shepard, Capt. C. F., VII. 569.
Shepard, Dr. Charles, IV. 291, 293; V.
437, 438; VI. 264, 333, 334; XIII. 26,
222, 578; XIV. 7; member State Pio-
neer Society, XIII. 33, 110; XIV. viii.,
17, 41.
Shepard, Prof. Charles W., XI. 165.
Shepard, Charles W., bank clerk, VI. 323.
Shepard, Cyrus, VI. 53.
Shepard, David, III. 351.
Shepard, Edward, merchant, IV. 447.
Shepard, Mrs. Freed, VII. 371.
Shepard, Jane E., death of, XIII. 116.
Shepard, Mary A., death of, XI. 84.
Shepard, Mary A., death of, IX. 76.
Shepard, Miles, I. 268.
Shepard, Nichols & Co., XIV. 383.
Shepard, T. F., atty., III. 329; VII. 340,
344
Shepard, Mrs. T. F., VII. 321.
Shepard, Warren B., first teacher in Bat-
tle Creek, II. 213, 214; III. 348, 349;
V. 247, 248; VI. 265; VII. 483; X. 191;
XIV. 303; land entry, III. 401; memoir,
V. 265-267.
Shepard, William, biog., V. 334; VI. 266.
Shepherd, — , XII. 48.
Shepherd, Rev. — , V. 413.
Shepherd, A., land entry, III. 431.
Shepherd, A. M., III. 292.
Shepherd, E. & J., III. 415, 416.
Shepherd, Elisha, III. 416.
Shepherd, Mrs. Fanny, I. 296, 301.
Shepherd, Hiram, I. 157.
Shepherd, J. S., land entry, III. 402.
Shepherd, James, III. 416; land entry,
III. 401.
Shepherd, L. & E., III. 416.
Shepherd, Leroy, III. 416.
Shepherd & Luth, XII. 186.
Shepherd, "Bee," XIV. 303.
Sheppard, George, II. 134.
Shepperd, Seith & Duff, sign petition to
Capt. Mayne, XII. 272.
Shequamy, Indian woman, XII. 438, 440,
444.
Sherard, Mrs., death of, VIII. 56.
Sherbrooke, Lieut. Gen. Sir J. C., XV.
254, 256, 506; at Halifax, XV. 336.
Sherburn, Henry F., VII. 174.
Sherd, Mahlon, V. 447.
Sherer, Miss Juliana (Mrs. D. Woolsey),
XIII. 137.
Sheridan, Michael, IV. 271, 274.
Sheridan, Gen. Philip H., U. S. A., II.
575, 576.
Sheridan "Era," VI. 90.
Sheridan township (Calhoun Co.), organ-
ized, II. 195, 245; first settlers, land
entries, II. 245.
Sheriff, Samuel T., IV. 256.
Sheriffe, Maj. William, British soldier,
report of rations for 1772, X. 250.
Sheriff's deed of sale to land in Wayne
county, VIII. 501.
Sherkick, J., land entry, III. 425.
Sherman, — , adventure as prisoner of
patriot war, XII. 422.
Sherman, A. & Co., VI. 440.
Sherman, Abner, member State Histor-
ical Society, XII. 325.
Sherman, Ann (Mrs. Charles Smith),
memoir, XIV. 480.
Sherman, Benjamin, V. 506, 511; VI.
424; VII. 348; plea for Nottawa In-
dians, II. 496, 500.
Sherman, Caleb, I. 210.
Sherman, Elias B., candidate for member
of the legislature, II. 196.
Sherman, Mrs. Eliot, IV. 249.
Sherman, Mrs. Florence Bagley, member
Stafe Pioneer Society, IV, 170; VI. 10.
Sherman, Frank W., superintendent of
Public Instruction, VI. 121, 366.
Sherman, Rev. G. W., X. 53.
Sherman, Gardener, on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Sherman, Henry, V. 405.
Sherman, Hiram, V. 447.
Sherman, I. V., IV. 225, 226.
Sherman, Job, Sr., IV. 61; XIV. 478;
memoir, XIV. 479.
Sherman, Mrs. Job, Sr. and children,
XIV. 479.
Sherman, Job, Jr., XIV. 480.
Sherman, John, chairman of committee
to investigate conditions in Kansas, IV.
127, 130; U. S. secretary of state, at-
tended funeral of Gov. Howard, IV.
125; U. S. senator, XIII. 13.
Sherman, Mrs. John, attended funeral of
Gov. Howard, IV. 125.
Sherman, John C., IV. 237, 238.
Sherman, Jonathan B., V. 487.
Sherman, Joseph, IV. 229.
Sherman, Joseph B., VI. 386.
Sherman, L. A., journalist, VI. 94.
Sherman, Levi, death of, IX. 56.
Sherman, Mathew B., death of, XIV. 69.
Sherman, N. E., V. 318.
Sherman, Nellie M., IV. 237.
Sherman, Ophelia, IV. 197.
Sherman, R., opened first hotel in Novi,
II. 452, 456.
Sherman, Mrs. R., II. 456.
Sherman, R. L., member State Pioneer
Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Sherman, R. P., bank cashier, III. 487;
memoir, VII. 568, 573.
Sherman, Mrs. R. P., VII. 573.
Sherman, Rachel (Mrs. Josephs), IV. 229.
Sherman, Roger, member of committee
which drafted Declaration of Independ-
ence. XI. 145.
508 INDEX.
Sherman, Stevens, "Building of the Pon- Shiawassee river, VII. 270; XII. 383;
tiac Railroad," XIII. 484. XIV. 504; Indian name of, VII. 277.
Sherman, W. B., IV. 275, 276. "Shiela," boat, III. 645.
Sherman, Welcome, death of, XIV. 134. Shields, J. C., memorial of S. P. Seager,
Sherman, William, VI. 173. VII. 431, 432.
Sherman, William L., attorney, III. 326, Shields, Gen. James, II. 174; honorary
327, 329; XI. 313. member of Mexican war veterans' as-
Sherman, Gen. William Tecumseh, U. S. sociation, VI. 22, 23.
A., IX. 198; compliment for T. T. Lyon, Shier, Miss — , III. 292.
XIV. 370. Shier, Charles, death of, VI. 448.
Sherman, Capt. — , I. 437; IV. 80. Shier, Rev. William H., III. 237; VI. 277,
Sherman House, III. 455, 471. 379; VIII. 31.
Sherman village, county seat, I. 517; Shillaber, Benjamin P., comment on
"Wexford County Pioneer," VI. 98. Thanksgiving message of Gov. Ransom,
Sherrard, Capt. — , wounded, XV. 606. VI. 111.
Sherwin, Charity (Mrs. King), V. 384. Shinevare, Mrs. Frances, death of, VII.
Sherwood, Mrs. A. H., death of, XIII. 130. 551.
Sherwood, A. W., III. 292. Shinevare, Peter, death of, VI. 383.
Sherwood, Mrs. Alonzo, death of, XI. 28. Shilby, Capt. James, XII. 310.
Sherwood, Mrs. Asa, VI. 214, 215. Shill, J. W., signs petition for county
Sherwood, D. B., publisher, VI. 90. revenues, XII. 586.
Sherwood, Eber, III. 279, 280. Shilling (British), value of, X. 213, 214.
Sherwood, Mrs. Edith, death of, VIII. Shimin, Mrs. E. C., IV. 385.
114. Shimmel, David, death of, IX. 76; XI.
Sherwood, Elizabeth, death of, XIII. 115; 132.
XIV. 52. Shimmel, Isaac, V. 505.
Sherwood, Erasmus E., county treasurer, Shingawackhouse, Chippewa orator, XII.
biog., XIII. 241, 261. 610, 611.
Sherwood, George & Co., publishers, III. Shingles, made of cedar, IX. 640; pio-
276. neer price of, IX. 263.
Sherwood, Germond, death of, VI. 448. Shingoop (Pine tree), Fon du Lac chief,
Sherwood, Hull, Jr., III. 286. XIV. 217, 231, 234.
Sheridan, James, death of, XIII. 133. . Shinplasters (due bills), used as cur-
Sherwood, Mrs. Jeremiah, VI. 215. rency, I. 382.
Sherwood, John, death of, XIV. 199. Shipboy, John, signs petitions, X. 456;
Sherwood, Miss Lizzie, III. 314. XIII. 54.
Sherwood, Samuel, X. 87; on census roll Ship carriages,- ordnance supplies, XII.
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2. 136, -138, 139.
Sherwood, T. C., V. 313; VI. 324. Shipbuilding, on great lakes, IX. 280;
Sherwood, Thomas R., attorney, III. 315; XV. 31, 569.
VII. 476; X. 179; XI. 313; member Shipherd, Rev. J. J., founder of Olivet
State Pioneer Society, V. 208; VII. 8. college, III. 408-410, 412.
Sherwood, William J., biog., XIV. 150, Shipherd, Mrs. J. J., III. 409.
168. Shipman, Prof. — , of Cincinnati, XIII.
Sherwood, Mrs. William J. (Mary E. 516.
Gibbs), XIV. 168. Shipman, Clark, XIII. 154.
Sherwood & Fillmore, attorneys, X. 179. Shipman, Judge John B., IX. 23.
Sherwood & Griswold, III. 291. Shipman, Olivia (Mrs. Clark S.), biog.
Sheshigemaking, Indian village, II. 475. I. 132, 154.
Shetky, George P., D. D., IV. 221. Shipman, P. H., III. 361.
Shevaliere, Bartholomew, I. 265. Shipman, William, II. 309, 353.
Shiawassee county, organized, definition Shipman, William G., death of, VIII. 114.
of name, county seat located, I. 316, Shipp, Joseph, II. 236; biog. XIII. 130,
317; memorial reports, II. 69; III. 616; 144.
IV. 385; V. 488; VI. 430; VII. 567; Shippey, John, III. 568.
VIII. 74; XI. 128; XIII. 278; XIV. Shirk, John, rescued drowning, VII. 386.
180; newspapers, VI. 93; statistics, Shirley, W. H., III. 294.
1854, XII. 387; Burns township, XII. Shirley, W. J., III. 294, 296.
404; Caledonia township, XII. 382; Shirmer, J., III. 292.
first settlement, I. 318; II. 475; treas- Shirtliff, — and wife, II. 457.
urer and clerk of, 1875-6, I. 520; vote Shirts, for Indians, X. 496, 579; XI. 356,
of, 1887, on prohibition amendment, 357; XIII. 73, 74; garrison supplies,
XIII. 404; Woodhull township, I. 318. XV. 224, 613, 615.
Shiawassee Indian, III. 368. Shirtz, Frederick, V. 521.
INDEX. 509
Shoemaker, — , V. 414. viii., 8, 17, 41, 51; XV. iii.; of nom-
Shoemaker, B. W., procures Haldimand inating committee, V. 11; publishing
papers, IX. iii. committee, IV. iii.; of committee to
Shoemaker, Joseph P., XI. v., 7; XIII. 6; make exhibit at State fair, 1876, I.
XIV, 20; memorial reports of Mont- 78; received supplies from home, IV.
calm county, VIII. 65; XI. 102; XIV. 145; received telegram to hold fort, IV.
141; member State Pioneer Society, V. 150; to evacuate, IV. 148; resolutions
208; VII. 8; vice president, VII. ix., 7; on death of, III. 373; State senator, IV.
VIII. xiii., 9; IX. xii., 6; XI. vii., 10; 268; VI. 14; "Thirteenth regiment,
XIII. 5, 26; XIV. viii., 18. Michigan volunteer infantry," II. 612;
Shoemaker, Col. Michael, soldier of the III. 166; IV. 133.
war of the rebellion, II. 70, 71, 184, Shoemaker, Mrs. Michael, letters from
340; III. v., viii., 3, 4, 106, 108; IV. Col. Shoemaker, from the battle field,
vi., viii., 4-6, 133n, 141n; V. 10, 345; II. 613, 633; IV. 133-146, 149.
VI. 6, 7, 361; VII. 451; VIII. 6; IX. Shoemaker, Michael, Jr., death of, III.
5, 8, 17; XI. v., 7, 10, 118; XIII. 2, 188.
10; XIV. 1, 13, 19, 20, 23, 29, 31; ad- Shoemaker, Nicholas, III. 483, 545; IV.
dress as president of State Pioneer So- 293.
ciety, III. 1, 101; addfessed Jackson Shoepacks, I. 359.
County Pioneer Society, III. 491, 494; Shoes, for Indians, X. 496, 632; XII. 83,
VII. 454; appointed colonel of the 13th 147, 175, 242, 258, 275, 288; garrison
M. V. I., IV. 268; autobiography of, supplies, XV. 564, 613, 632; rubbers
IV. 268; "Battle of Stone river, or for, first used, XIV. 611.
Murfreesboro, and the part taken by Sholes, Elizabeth, death of, VI. 341.
13th M. V. I.," II. 612; chosen to repre- Sholes, H. C. & Co., publishers, VI. 90.
sent State Pioneer Society at semi-cen- Sholes, L. G. & Co., publishers, VI. 86.
tennial celebration, IX. 218; collector Sholes, W. L., X. 123.
of customs, Detroit, 1857, I. 471; IV. Shommenegoblin, Indian, I. 440.
268; XI. 66; commended by Gen Buell, Shook, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 346.
IV. 147; comments on military situa- Shook, Charles P., VI. 235.
tion during war of the rebellion, IV. Shook, Capt. — , XIV. 543.
135, 137, 148; gifts of, II. 73; III. 110; Short, Capt. — , death of, IV. 290, 293.
IV. 8; VIII. 11; IX. 11; "History of Short, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 314.
Jackson county," II. 272; V. 185; in Short, G. W., IV. 263.
charge of fortifications, IV. 142; in Shorter, Richard, death of, VII. 466.
command at Stevenson, IV. 147, 150; Shot, for Indians, IX. 471; X. 496, 580,
in Libby prison, exchange and return, 632; XI. 356, 357, 430, 431; XII. 82,
III. 179; injured by fall of horse, IV. 146, 158, 175, 225, 230, 234, 235, 241,
141; letters from George C. Bates, III. 246, 247, 256, 273, 283, 287, 303; XIII.
244; Levi Bishop, III. 499; VII. 459; 73, 74; XV. 91, 111, 607, 608, 615, 616,
Gov. Croswell and Thomas B. Church, 644-649, 654, 655; garrison supplies, X.
III. 498; VII. 458; Abraham Edwards, 369, 383; XI. 427; XII. 5, 135; XV.
III. 148; Isaac Moffat, VII. 461; to his 224.
wife from the battle fields, II. 613, 633; Shourd (Howe), Lieut., IX. 479, 487, 493;
IV. 133-146, 149; member State Histor- X. 303.
ical Society, XII. 323, 327; memorial Shout, Lewis H., death of, VIII. 44.
report of Jackson Pioneer Society, IV. Shovels, garrison supplies, X. 363, 364;
283; memoir of William D. Thompson, XL 417, 428; XII. 133.
II. 348; offered amendment to consti- Shovin, John Baptiste, on census roll of
tution of State Pioneer Society, III. 5; Detroit, 1827, XII. 461*4
offered resolutions of thanks, IV. 7; Sho-wae-cae-mette, river Raisin, II. 524.
VI. 8; VIII. 10; offered resolutions on Showanaba, Indian chief, XIV. 275, 276.
naming State Pioneer Society, XI. 11; Showerman, Timothy, death of, VI. 449.
on changing name of society, XIII. 24; Showerman, Mrs. Timothy, death of, IX.
orders from Gen. Buell, IV. 148; 83.
150-160; Gen. Dix, III. 187; Brig. Gen. Showier, Conrad, of Detroit, remained
William Soag Smith, IV. 155, 162-164; British subject at close of revolution-
portrait of, IV. 268; president State ary war, VIII. 411.
Pioneer Society, II. vii., 68; III. xi.; Showygan, Ottawa chief, XII. 240.
X. vii.; member committee of Histor- Shrader (Trader), Judge — , VIII. 558,
ians, III. 100; IV. ix., 10; V. iii., 2; 560.
VI. iii., 4, 12; VII. iv., x., 3-7, 15; VIII. Shravensande, P., editor, IX. 297.
v., xiv., 8, 18; IX. v., xii., 5, 8; X. Shriner, Mrs. M. A., IV. 237.
iv.; XI. iv., viii., 10, 21; XII. iii.; Shriner, R. W., IV. 237.
XIII. iv., 5, 25, 109, 291; XIV. iii., Shrubs, XIII. 68.
510 INDEX.
Shuart, Mrs. III. 378. 499; VII. 142; VIII. 661; XII. 329,
Shucks, Charles, death of, IX. 76. 330, 563, 580; XIII. 483, 484, 492; XIV.
Shugenesse1, huron chief, X. 472; XIII. 529; appointed judge, 1828, III, 122;
90. burial place, XIII. 493; congressman,
Shuler, Henry F., first supervisor of Mer- III. 123; X. 85, 87; first president of
ritt township, III. 334. Detroit, IV. 465; highway tax, 1812, IV.
Shulters, Henry, death of, XIV. 150. 409; land entry, III. 569; located bat-
Shults, James, II. 265. tie of Monguagon, VI. 469n; member
Shultz, Dr. — , VI. 334. board of directors female seminary,
Shultz, George, death of, XIII. 276. 1830, IV. 106; member "Pontiac Com-
Shultz, Sophia, III. 304. pany," III. 560; member State Histor-
Shumway, Benjamin, III. 380; land en- ical Society, XII. 317; moved to quash
try, III. 406. Selkirk trespass case, XII. 484; original
Shumway, David A., VI. 306. stockholder of first bank of Detroit,
Shumway, Josiah, V. 79. VIII. 575; signed memorial to judges,
Shumway, Parley P., first supervisor of citing errors of clerk, XII. 639;
Walton township, III. 405, 409. petition for a representative in con-
Shumway, Sanford, death of, XIII. 114. gress, XII. 545, 587; superintendent of
Shunk, Peter, loyalist, XI. 451; XIII. 77. building Chicago military road, XIV.
Shupe, Mary, death of, XIV. 53. 530; surety on Earl 'Selkirk's bond,
Shurly, Dr. — , IV. 438. XII. 484, 485; taxes, 1805, V. 533;
Shurter, Joseph, W., death of, VIII. 68. "trip to Detroit," I. 373, 379.
Shurtliff, Rev. — , biog., VII. 567, 570. Sibley, Sproat, VI. 493.
Shurtliff, S. W., death of, XIII. 280. Sibley, Sylvester, surveyor, II. 213, 227;
Shurtz, Daniel, V. 505. III. 586, 591; VI. 248; XIV. 157.
Shurtz, Mrs. Frederick, death of, VIII. Sibley's farm, XIV. 531.
98. Sibley's limestone quarries, XIII. 314.
Shurtz, James, death of, XIV. 187. Sicart, — , I. 344.
Shurtz, Tobias, death of, VIII. 101. Sickle, XIV. 610; given each settler of
Shuster, Mrs. Samuel, III. 619. early Detroit, XIV. 662; supplanted by
Shutts, M., exhibit of fruit, 1847, X. 76. cradles, XIII. 555; used to harvest
Shutts, M. L., death of, VIII. 114. grain, XIV. 601.
Shutts farm, II. 561. Sickle, Gen. Daniel E., VII. 489; argu-
Shutye, — , interpreter, XI. 384. ment on the "Trinity Church Bill" pre-
Sias, Rev. — , III. 323; XIV. 320. sented Historical Society, XII. 342.
Sibbald, Mrs. Ann, death of, IX. 37. Sides, Dr. Isaac, III. 453, 484.
Sibley, Maj. A. H., XII. 335, 363. Sides, Mrs. Isaac, death of, IX. 75.
Sibley, Mrs. Aaron, III. 545. Sidmore, Abram, IV. 284.
Sibley, Alexander, "Telegraph King" of Sidnam, Mrs. William (Miss Upjohn),
Rochester, XI. 169; XIV. 199, 201. graduate university of Michigan phar-
Sibley, Mrs. Almira, death of, XIV. 150. macy class, VI. 317.
Sibley, Alonzo, XIV. 424. Sidney, Sir Philip, II. 173.
Sibley, Miss Catherine Whipple (Mrs. Siege of Detroit, VI. 504; VIII. 266.
Trowbridge), VI. 487. Siege of Monte Video, XII. 345.
Sibley, E. J., I. 178, 179. Siegel, Gen. F., XIV. 59.
Sibley, Lieut. E. L., member State His- Sienite1, ornaments found in Indian
torical Society, XII. 320. mounds, II. 45.
Sibley, E. S., member State Historical Siephert, Charles, soldier in the Prussian
Society, XII. 318. army, biog., XIII. 267, 275.
Sibley, F. B., I. 340; member State His- Sieves, garrison supplies, XI. 429; XII.
torical Society, XII. 325. 135.
Sibley, Frederick S., IV. 444. Siggenake, Indian chief, IX. 380.
Sibley, Col. G. S., IV. 471. Sigler, Hattie, death of, VI. 341.
Sibley, George, subscription for the pur- Sigler, John, death of, XIV. 186.
chase of gunpowder, VIII. 620. Sigmiez, Jean Baptiste (LaRose), sub-
Sibley, James, III. 605. scription for a missionary at Michili-
Sibley, Joseph, VI. 15. mackinac, X. 289.
Sibley, Dr. Joseph, trustee of the Young Signer, Mrs. George A. (Miss Burdick),
Ladies' Seminary at Marshall, VI. 258. X. 190.
Sibley, L., XII. 662. Sigourney, Mrs. Lydia H., poetess, II.
Sibley, Mark H., attorney, III. 605. 53, 56; honorary member State His-
Sibley, Judge Solomon. I. 345, 384-387, torical Society, XII. 321; poem on
419; II. 18, 110, 178-180, 471, 572; III. death of Mr. Trumbull, II. 57.
103, 131; IV. 190, 353, 472, 474, 475; Silk, handkerchiefs and thread for In
V. 558, 561; VI. 384, 385, 487, 488, dians, X. 632; XII. 146, 228, 233, 247,
INDEX.
511
248, 257, 288; XV. 224, 607, 614, 646,
649, 655.
Silkworth, William, IV. 279.
Sill, J. M. B., educator, II. 518; IV. 428,
442; VII. 599; IX. 96; XII. 600; prin-
cipal of female seminary, Detroit, IX.
93; of Ypsilanti Normal, IX. 92; super-
intendent of Public Instruction, IX.
94.
Sillery, battle of, XIV. 649.
Silliman, Benjamin, instructor in Yale
universtiy, member State Historical
Society, XII. 319.
Sillman's Journal of Arts and Sciences,
VI. 514; VII. 504.
Silsby, Spicer, Montgomery & Johnson,
land entry, III. 430.
Silsbee, C. E., II. 334.
Silver, Abbie (Mrs. Joseph Bucking-
ham), XIV. 76.
Silver, Judge Abiel, V. 323; VII. 113;
member convention, 1836, IV. 232; com-
missioner of the State land office, 1847,
VIII. 127.
Silver, "Uncle" Ben, gifts of, IV. 225.
Silver, Jacob, member convention, 1836,
IV. 232.
Silver, brooches, for Indian presents, XV.
^07, 614; bullion, from Silver Islet
mine, XIII. 343; district, XIII. 343;
gorgets, for Indian presents, XV. 607,
614, 656; native1, where found, XIV.
197, 235; ore, XIII. 344; XIV. 204;
ornament of a prehistoric people found,
XIV. 516.
Silver Creek township (Cass Co.), land
purchased by Pokagon and his band,
XIV. 260.
Silver-heels, Indian chief, IX. 443.
Silver Islet, location and history of the
settlement of, XIV. 197, 200; mine and
mining on, IV. 63; XIII. 243; XIV.
199-204.
Silver Islet Mining Co., list of members,
XIV. 201.
Silver lake, II. 39.
Silverhorn, Andrew, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, XI. 44.
Silverhorn, Mrs. Andrew (Miss Alton),
VII. 448.
Silvernail, Janett, death of, XI. 94.
Silvernail, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XI.
39.
Silvers, Frank, death of, XIV. 135.
Silvers, John P., V. 448.
Silvers, William P., death of, XIII. 226.
Simarre (Symarre), Jean, I. 403; tax-
able property, 1802, VIII. 534, 535.
Simcoe, Gen. John Graves, governor over
Michigan territory, 1792, III. 115; XII.
46, 59, 69, 71, 83, 85, 87, 92, 111, 149,
153, 161, 167, 169, 171, 179, 214; XV.
6, 9, 10, 15, 16, 18; appointed delegate
to commissioners' meeting at Sandusky,
XV. 2; illness of, XII. 197; letters from
Lieut. Col. England, XII. 44, 144, 172;
to Col. England, XII. 148.
Simerson, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIV. 150.
Simmes, Joshua, V. 568.
Simmons, — ,. V. 333.
Simmons, Mrs. — , in the Fort Dearborn
massacre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Simmons, the Misses, testified against
their father, II. 17.
Simmons, Mrs. Anna, death of, IX. 37.
Simmons, Charles L., death of, XI. 132.
Simmons, Cyrenius, II. 451.
Simmons, Mrs. David A., XI. 57.
Simmons, Mrs. D. P., V. 282, 288, 289.
Simmons, David A., land entry, II. 449;
memorial of, XI. 57.
Simmons, Mrs. Eliza, death of, XIII. 132.
Simmons, Gamaliel, land entry, II. 450.
Simmons, Gardner, II. 582.
Simmons, Isaac, VI. 319.
Simmons, J. H., III. 636.
Simmons, John, I. 179; XIV. 201.
Simmons, Joshua, death of, VI. 386.
Simmons, Mrs. Maria M., death of, IX.
38.
Simmons, Nicholas, death of, VII. 545.
Simmons, Richmond, land entry, II. 449.
Simmons, Mrs. S. B., death of, XIII. 132.
Simmons, Simson, land in, III. 568.
Simmons, Stephen G., hanged for murder
of wife, II. 14, 17, 18; V. 80; VI. 477;
VII. 231; XIV. 444, 530; daughters
testified against, II. 17; history of case,
VI. 103.
Simmons, Mrs. Stephen G., killed by her
husband, XIV. 444.
Simmons, Rev. William, III. 236-238;
XIV. 452.
Simms, Capt. — , of the "Algoma," XIV.
199.
Simms, Henry, IV. 195.
Simms, William Gilmore, novelist, era of
his writings, XIV. 310.
Simo, Indian, VI. 251; attacked survey-
ing party, XIV. 157.
Simon, Saint — , V. 407.
Simon, Joseph, XII. 67.
Simon, Philip and wife, III. 331.
Simon, William, sheriff, III. 332, 333.
Simonds, Isham, X. 148.
Simonds, James, V. 228, 248, 256n.
Simonds, John, V. 248; XIV. 303.
Simonds, Newton, XIV. 303.
Simonds, O. H., attorney, III. 548.
Simonds, Rev. Samuel D., III. 236.
Simons, Maj. — , VIII. 182.
Simons, B. F., Sr., student of early Lan-
sing schools, VI. 293.
Simons, Henry, XIV. 317.
Simons, Mrs. Isam (Miss Lull), IX. 64.
Simon, John, located in Michigan in 1821,
III. 573.
Simon, John A., attorney, III. 418.
Simons, Mrs. Lavinia, death of, IX. 42.
Simons, Mary Ann, death of, VI. 340.
512
INDEX.
Simons, Mrs. N. P., death of, XIII. 131.
Simons, Nathan, elected first sheriff of
Bay county, I. 104, 109.
Simons, Nicholas, death of, XI. 26.
Simonson, Capt. — , soldier of the rebel-
lion, IV. 147, 154, 159-161. "
Simonson, John L., death of, VII. 567,
568.
Simpson, Mrs. — ("Widow"), III. 173.
Simpkins, Mrs. E. B., IX. 216.
Simple (Semple), Pere — , Franciscan
priest, III. 27, 32; VIII. 360, 451; on
census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608;
see also Bouquet, Father Simple.
Simpson, Albert B., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 520.
Simpson, Andrew, biog., XI. 111.
Simpson, Edward, III. 622.
Simpson, Mrs. Ensa (Mrs. Lewis S.), III.
622.
Simpson, Jeannette, IV. 195.
Simpson, Jeannette, Jr., IV. 195.
Simpson, John, IV. 370, 383; XIV. 149.
Simpson, John Harvey, IV. 228.
Simpson, Lewis, III. 622.
Simpson, Mrs. O. W., death of, XIII. 241,
Simpson, Thomas ("Elixir Boga"), III.
602, 606; IV. 370, 371; VII. 229, 234,
235, 239, 282; clerk of first town meet-
ing in Bay county, VII. 288; published
first paper in Ann Arbor, I. 336; in
Pontiac, I. 388, 389, 394; VI. 91; wit-
ness to totems of Chippewa chiefs in
treaty of 1819, VII. 141.
Simpson, William, IV. 195.
Sims, John, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Sinclair, Capt. — , XV. 376.
Sinclair, Mrs. — (Miss Barney), first
white child born in lower Saginaw, III.
326.
Sinclair, A. Porter, VIII. 53.
Sinclair, Commodore Arthur, U. S. N.,
VII. 200, 201.
Sinclair, D. D., II. 392.
Sinclair, David, VIII. 53.
Sinclair, James, death of, XIII. 241.
Sinclair, James, signs memorial to Sir
George Prevost, XV. 252.
Sinclair, John, biog., XIII. 187, 191.
Sinclair, Mrs. John (McNaughton), VI.
399; XIII. 129.
Sinclair, Laura H., death of, IX. 61.
Sinclair, Gen. Patrick, British governor
at Michilimackinac, III. 24, 650; VI.
405, 417: IX. ix., 360, 361, 364, 365,
389, 394, 589, 590, 592, 596, 598, 601,
606, 608, 609, 614, 615, 618-627, 630-634,
639-642, 655, 657; X. 355, 357, 372, 377,
379, 382, 390, 393, 405, 415-417, 422,
430, 435-440, 447, 493, 494, 502, 505, 547,
555, 557, 567, 593, 624, 638, 639, 645, 648,
661, 670; XI. 320, 329, 353, 376, 379,
393, 396, 441, 446, 454, 568; XII. 10;
XIII. 56, 62, 72; appointed governor at
Michilimackinac, instructions for, IX.
516, 519; arrived at post, IX. 398; cer-
tificate of expenses, X. 382-389, 457-
461; certificate of merchants for fair
treatment of, X. 421; XIII. 63; com-
mission to Jean Marie Beaubien and
order for supplies presented State His-
torial Society, XII. 328, 344; letters
from C. Ainse, X. 406; XIII. 57; Capt.
D. Brehm, IX. 533-538, 555; Dagneaux
Dequindre, X. 401; Maj. DePeyster, IX.
580-586; Gen. Haldimand, IX. 519, 521-
523, 547, 564-569, 573-576, 622, 628,
629; X. 477, 486, 661, 672; Sec. R.
Matthews, IX. 576; X. 413, 481, 487-
489, 509; Lieut. Mercer, IX. 597; Capt.
Mompesson, X. 453, 609; William Park,
IX. 583; Samuel Robertson, IX. 620;
to Capt. D. Brehm, IX. 523-532, 538-
544, 552, 578, 607, 610; X. 398; Maj.
DePeyster, IX. 586, 600, 616-618; X.
423; Gen. Haldimand, IX. 516-523, 544-
564, 569-573, 576, 591, 598, 627; X. 397,
452, 504, 514, 519, 529, 548, 552-554,
572, 585, 595, 596; XI. 456; Capt. Har-
row, IX. 602-605; Sec. R. Matthews, IX.
629; X. 378, 453, 531; Gen. Powell, X.
489; unaddressed, X. 397, 408, 422, 480,
495; 498, 502-503; XI. 456, 457; liber-
ated from Newgate prison, XI. 456; or-
ders for garrison supplies, VIII. 472-
475; X. 363, 369, 579; to Louis J. Ainse
to remove families from St. Joseph
island, XIII. 59; to Normand McKay,
IX. 605; papers locating Fort Sinclair
(St. Clair), VI. 405; reply to petition-
ers, IX. 588; report of regiment, X.
471; requests that pass be denied Mr.
Meldrum, IX. 562.
Sinclair, Robert P., III. 545, 546; VIII.
53; XI. 83, 85.
Sinclair, Thompson, Sr., biog., VIII. 50,
52.
Sinclair, Mrs. Thompson, Sr. (Miss
White), VIII. 53.
Sinclair, Thompson, Jr., VIII. 53.
Sinclair, W. Fred, VIII. 53.
Sinclair, William M., XII. 399.
Sindaton, Huron chief, speech of, X. 527,
528, 577; XI. 385; XIII. 43, 96.
Sinegowa, Pottawattomie chief, XIV. 276.
Sines, Isaac, land entry, IV. 398.
Sines, Philip, land entry, IV. 398, 404.
Sinex, Thomas H., D. D., president of
Albion college, II. 206; IX. 93; XIV.
331.
Singapore, capitol of, bank of, V. 215, 218.
Singenberger, Prof. John, instructor in
music of St. Francis college, Milwau-
kee, XIII. 447.
Singleton, Maj. — , XV. 283.
Sinkers, found in Indian mounds, II. 42.
Sinzley, Mrs. John, death of, IX. 77.
Sioux, Indians, annual pay day at De-
troit, XIV. 37; assisted British against
INDEX. 513
Gen. Clark on the Mississippi, XV. Skidmore, Elizabeth (Mrs. W. A. Jones),
611-613; to take fort Michilimackinac, III. 639.
XV. 113, 142; at war with Sauteaux Skidmore, James, memoir, XI. 11; XIV.
and other nations, XI. 486, 503; XIII. 590.
84; chiefs, IX. 544, 548, 561; XL 44; Skidmore, Mrs. Philanda (Miss. Beach),
XV. 245, 558, 559, 612, 630; commended XL 116.
for behavior at Prairie du Chien, XV. Skids, I. 445.
626, 627; ferocity of their women, XL Skiff, "Aunty" — , death of, XL 96.
502; XIII. 84; furnished supplies by Skillman, A. H., landlord, III. 455.
the British, XV. 194; gathered at Belle Skillman, Abram, II. 445.
Fontaine, V. 5; location of, XL 486; Skillman, Isaac, II. 445.
XIII. 81, 377; male population of vil- Skillman, Jacob, T. B., soldier of the
lage, 1787, XL 506; XIII. 81, 85; num- war of the rebellion, II. 436, 445.
. ber at Detroit with the British, XV. Skinner, Adolphus, V. 234.
323; resorting at Mackinaw, X. 635; Skinner, Adolphus L., III. 545.
XIII. 70; speech of, XV. 558; tyrants Skinner, B. T., VI. 263; VII. 371.
of the continent, XIV. 432; visit Wash- Skinner, C. D., VI. 227.
ington, XV. 245. Skinner, Elias M., attorney, II. 309, 512,
Sipfley, Mrs. Catherine, death of, XL 135. 513, 515; VIII. 221; XIV. 494.
Sipley, May, IX. 8; XL 10. Skinner, Eunice (Mrs. Levi H. Good-
Sipple, Hannah M., death of, XIV. 149. rich), XIII. 181.
"Sir Isaac Brock." boat (British), burned Skinner, Francis, death of, VII. 544.
by U. S. troops, XV. 327. Skinner, H., non-combatant, on parole,
Sire, Joseph, appraiser of houses, 1802, XV. 460.
VIII. 536. Skinner, H. S., member of the Brady
Sirrine, A., III. 294. Guards, XIII. 526.
Sirrine, Mrs. M. A. (Miss Warner), VII. Skinner, Henry, V. 405; VIII. 57.
583. Skinner, I. C., V. 12.
"Siscomet," boat, XIV. 205, 233. Skinner, John, death of, VIII. 55.
Sisley, Mrs. F. H., VI. 72. Skinner, Joseph, early mail carrier, L
Sissen, Cook, L 179. 209; V. 403; death of, IX. 54; X. 5.
Sisson, Mrs. Betsey (Miss Davenport), Skinner, Miss Louise, VI. 263.
XIII. 190. Skinner, Phoebe, death of, VIII. 54.
Sisson, Henry, biog., XIII. 187, 19. Skinner, Pliny, III. 590.
Sisson, Orrin, supervisor, biog., IX. 80. Skinner, T. B., merchant, II. 216; III.
Sisson, Mrs. Orrin, IX. 81. 351; V. 318; VI. 254; XIV. 371-373.
Sisson, Thomas, III. 553; subscription to Skinner, William, V. 405; X. 154; death
first court house, II. 428. of, IX. 54.
Sitterding, Mary E. (Mrs. Kennedy), IX. Skinner, William H., V. 318.
71. Skinner & Webster, XII. 564.
Sitting Bull, Indian, II. 575; IV. 86. Skolla, Rev. — , priest, XIII. 436.
Sitting Rabbit, Indian, XII. 380. Skull Island, XIV. 497; battle of, XIII.
Six livre or French crown, value of, X. 376-379.
213, 214. Skull Rock, VII. 201.
Six Nation, Indians, chiefs of, X. 472; Skunk, pioneer experience with, L 403. •
XIII. 43, 46, 90; councils of, XL 337, Skyaudis, Andre, on census roll of De-
470; refuse to accept leadership of troit, 1782, X. 606.
Capt. Morton, XV. 534; reply to speech Slacke, John and wife, XIV. 649.
of Gen. Knox, XII. 112-115; selected Slacke, John Gray, XIV. 649.
to destroy forts south of lake Erie, Slade, Surgeon — , in the Mexican war,
XIII. 313; see also Iroquois. VII. 118.
"Sixty Years Ago," (poem), I. 74. Slader, R., Jr., land entry, III. 401.
Skadan, L. B., VI. 282. Slafter, D. G., II. 502.
Skates, of the pioneer, XIV. 611. Slafter, Miss Phalle R. (Mrs Wilson),
Skeech, George, X. 421; certifies to fair XL 35.
treatment by Gov. Sinclair, X. 421; Slag, Harm, publisher, IX. 296.
XIII. 63. Slaight. John, IX. 33.
Skeels, Dorr, III. 545. Slate, where found, XIV. 204.
Skeels, James, IX. 255. Slater, Miss Frances (Mrs. Mason),
Skeels, N. D., II. 232. teacher, X. 159.
Skerrit, Robert, biog., XIII.. 131, 151. Slater, George, X. 160.
Skerrit, Mrs. Robert, XIII. 151. Slater, Joseph, II. 387; V. 448.
Skerritt, Richard, XIV. 424. Slater, Rev. Leonard, establishes mission
Skidmore, — , X. 123. at Grand Rapids, IV. 288, 291, 293;
65
514
INDEX.
V. 50; 266, 421; VI. 325; IX. 235; X.
151, 158-162, 166n; XL 193.
Slater, Mrs. Leonard, mission teacher, IV.
288; V. 436; IX. 235.
Slater, Sylvester, death of, IX. 57.
Slater, Dr. Z. T., III. 376; XIV. 372.
Slater mission, V. 436; X. 151.
Slattery, Margaret, death of, XI. 83.
Slattery, Matthew, death of, XI. 83.
Slaughter, Jane (Mrs. Holcomb), XI. 72.
Slaughter, John, soldier of the revolu-
tionary war, and wife, XI. 72.
Slave, petition of presented to congress
by J. Q. Adams, XIII. 583.
Slavery, early traces of, XIV. 658; grad-
ual abolishment of, XII. 517; in Amer-
ica under Spanish rule, XII. 514; in
Detroit, I. 415; in Michigan, VII. 524;
XII. 511-525; prohibited by constitu-
tion, XII. 469; in Northwest territory
prevented by article 6 of the ordinance
of 1787, XI. 142.
Slaves, as property holders, I. 415; cap-
tured by Indians, sold in Michigan, I.
415; number in Detroit, 1780, XIII.
53; early price of, IX. 470; XIV. 659;
farm laborers, XIII. 320; price of
charged to government account, XL
510; runaways protected by John Pen-
nington, Sr., XIII. 593; sale of Pompey,
I. 417.
Slayton, Mrs. I. P., death of, XIV. 136.
Slayton, James, death of, IV. 270.
Slayton, Lieut. James B., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, II. 614, 621; IV.
134, 145, 147.
Slayton, Capt. Joshua, soldier of the war
of the rebellion, IV. 160, 163, 164.
Sledge Island, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Sleeper, Henry S., county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Sleeth, Robert, XIV. 424.
Sleigh, Capt. — , wounded, XV. 606.
•Sleighs, early manufactured, XV. 248;
for use of army, XV. 475.
Slid, Thomas B., death of, VIII. 45.
Slight, Jesse B.. death of, VIII. 21.
Sliker, George, XIV. 424.
Slingerland, Mrs. Mary A., III. 637.
Slings, garrison supplies, XI. 428; XII.
135.
Slinter, Johanne, death of, XIV. 52.
Slippery elm, jelly made of bark of, XIV.
527.
Sliter, Miss Perlina, death of, XIV. 149.
Slites, Israel, III. 468.
Sloan, Beal, death of, VI. 342.
SJoan, Ed., III. 342.
Sloan, Foreman, XI. 56; biog. XIII. 205,
206.
Sloan, Mrs. Foreman (Miss Louisa Good-
rich), XIII. 206.
Sloan, James, VII. 540.
Sloan, James, death of, XIII. 227.
Sloan, Jeannette (Mrs. Fralick), VII. 501.
Sloan, Robert, death of, XIV. 186.
Sloan, Samuel, VII. 168.
Sloat, Cornelius, IV. 397.
Sloat, David I., VIII. 40; land entry,
IV. 397.
Sloat, John R., II. 524; IV. 397.
Sloat, Robinson, IV. 397.
Sloat's tavern, V. 246n.
Slocum, — ,' IV. 80.
Slocum, A. B., I. 169, 170; president
Hillsdale county Pioneer Society, IV.
248.
Slocum, Mrs. A. B., I. 169.
Slocum, Benjamin, I. 510; II. 582.
Slocum, Elliott Truax, VII. 620; member
State Pioneer Society, VI. 166; VIII.
12.
Slocum, Frances, an Indian captive sixty
years, VII. 619.
Slocum, George W., II. 483; death of, VI.
430.
Slocum, Giles, soldier of the revolution,
VII. 619.
Slocum, GilesN Bryan, III. Ill; member
State Pioneer Society, III. 266; VII.
II, 597; sketch of, VII. 619.
Slocum, Miss May A. (Mrs. H. H. Crapo),
III. 465.
Slocum, Miss Melissa (Mrs. Dr. John Jef-
frey), XIII. 239.
Slocum's Island, VII. 619.
Slocum's Junction, how named, VII. 620.
Sloman, L., merchant, III. 342.
Slomer & Gridley, attorneys, V. 443.
Slomer, Elizabeth, V., 148.
Slosson, Mrs. A., territorial pioneer, IV.
238.
Sluyter, Hendrick, death of, XIII. 112.
Sly, Christopher, XIV. 424.
Sly, Daniel, XIV. 424.
Sly, Lester, XIV. 424.
Sly, Silas, I. 446; II. 583.
Sly, William, XIV. 424.
Slyfield, Mrs. Ellen, death of, XIV. 185.
Smack, George W., III. 332.
Small, — , temperance lecturer, XIII. 392.
Small, Patrick, letter to Lieut. Ford, X.
594.
Small, Dr. S. J., VII. 302.
Smalley, Cordelia, IV. 197.
Smalley, Darwin C., IV. 179, 195.
Smalley, Helen B., IV. 195.
Smalley, Margaret, IV. 195.
Smalley, Martha, IV. 195.
Smalley, William, IV. 197.
Smallman, Capt. — , IX. 285.
Smallpox, IX. 333: among Indians, II.
488; XI. 398; XII. 238; XIV. 498.
Smart, Caleb and wife, original members
of first Congregational church of Corn-
stock, V. 413.
Smart, David, IV. 414; member of com-
mission to designate site for capitol,
VIII. 127.
INDEX.
515
Smart, George, I. 345, 498, 499; loss by
fire, I. 347.
Smart, Rev. James S., II. 206; III. 236.
Smart, Robert, I. 345; II. 572; IV. 479;
V. 558; X. 87; XII. 585; built saw-
mill prior to 1827, II. 13; highway tax,
IV. 409; honorary member State His-
torical Society, XII. 316; residence of,
IV. 475; signed address to Maj. Wm.
A. Puthuff, VIII. 656; subscription for
the purchase of gunpowder, VIII. 620.
Smart, Dr. W. N., IX. 333.
Smead, Rufus, death of, XIII. 227.
Smedley, John, II. 482.
Smedley, Moses, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 46iy>,
Smedley, Mrs. S. S. (Miss Kent), VII.
468.
Smelt, Lieut. Col. William, XV. 664, 666;
letters from Capt. Chambers, XV. 665;
Edward Dance, XV. 660; Col. Talbot,
XV. 677; to Maj. Gen. DeWatteville,
XV. 662; Col. Drummond, XV. 660, un-
addressed, XV. 663.
Smiley, Mitchell J., attorney, III. 398;
VII. 489, 490, 510; XI. 313; tribute to
D. Darwin Hughes, VII. 514.
Smith, — , temperance lecturer, XIII. 392.
Smith, — , U. S. Secretary of State, 1811,
IX. 192; VI. 656.
Smith, — , wife captured by Indians, I.
412.
Smith, Dr. — , II. 471; XIV. 364.
Smith, Maj. — , U. S. soldier of the Mex-
ican war, VII. 113.
Smith, Mrs. — , honorary member State
Historical Society, XII. 321.
Smith, Rev. — , missionary among the
Chippewas, XIII. 410.
Smith, A. C., V. 461.
Smith, Dr. A. G., III. 375.
Smith, Mrs. A. G., I. 301.
Smith, Mrs. A. Hosford, death of, XIII.
219
Smith, A. K., XIII. 293, 293n.
Smith, Mrs. A. W., death of, VII. 466.
Smith, Aaron, inventor of jointer plow,
IV. 301; IX. 203; XIL 402.
Smith, Abigail, X. 37; original member
first Presbyterian church of Bay City,
IV. 178, 193, 195.
Smith, Abner, Jr., V. 477.
Smith, Abner C., State senator, XIV. 412.
Smith, Abram, IV. 339; XIII. 241.
Smith, Adam, VIII. 577.
Smith, Addison, III. 525; X. 166.
Smith, Adna H., death of, XI. 39.
Smith, Albert D., VI. 253; XIV. 82.
Smith, Albert J., son of Jacob S., IV.
367; Indian name of, VII. 140-142.
Smith, Alexander, XIV. 424.
Smith, Alfred G., II. 229; XIV. 364.
Smith, Mrs. Alfred G., death of, XIII.
131.
Smith, Allen, I. 209; V. 403; X. 8.
Smith, Mrs. Allen, -IV. 451.
Smith, Mrs. Almira (Mrs. J. R. S.), VI.
274; biog., VII. 304, 400.
Smith, Alonzo Lockwood, V. vii., 448;
member State Pioneer Society, IV. 169;
V. 15; VII. 11; memoir, V. 445.
Smith, Alvah, II. 583.
Smith, Miss Amanda (Mrs. Matthias
Straight ),XTV. 478.
Smith, Amos, death of, XIII. 241.
Smith, Andrew J., attorney general, 1875,
III. 117.
Smith, Mrs. Angeline, death of, XIII. 231.
Smith, Mrs. Ann, VI. 340.
Smith, Anna, IV. 195.
Smith, Anna C., death of, VIII. 46.
Smith, Appleton M., publisher, VI. 88.
Smith, Asa, II. 451, 457; IV. 249.
Smith, Mrs. Asa II. 457.
Smith, Asa L. and wife, I. 333.
Smith, Benjamin, I. 54; III. 521; VI.
387, 389, 390; XIII. 125.
Smith, Mrs. Benjamin, death of, VII. 466.
Smith, Benjamin F., death of, IX. 54;
X. 5.
Smith, Benjamin H., VI- 219; VII. 356;
soldier of the Black Hawk war, VI.
220; on muster roll, VII. 349.
Smith, Benjamin P., death of, VIII. 68.
Smith, Blodget, death of, VII. 591.
Smith, Bradford, teacher, I. 448.
Smith, Bridgeman & Co., merchants, III.
460, 461.
Smith, Briggs & Hibbard, II. 342.
Smith, Burret A., tutor at the university
of Michigan, XIV. 350.
Smith, Dr. C. B., publisher, VI. 83. .
Smith, Rev. C. B., X. 186.
Smith, C. D., V. 387; VI. 309; X 73.
Smith, C. F., death of, XIV. 135.
Smith, C. H., publisher, VI. 80.
Smith, C. L., XL 71.
Smith, C. V.. letter from Wm. L. Wood-
bridge, V. 518.
Smith, Calvin, L 129; IV. 399; XL 70;
XIV. 100; member. of first Methodist
class in Ann Arbor, VIII. 217.
Smith, Canton, V. 440.
Smith, Carlos, graduate of Amherst col-
lege, early teacher, XIV. 290.
Smith, Caroline, Indian name for, VII.
140, 143.
Smith, Mrs. Caroline, death of, VI. 431.
Smith, Miss Caroline M. (Mrs. Noble),
VII. 369.
Smith, Catherine, IV. 197; VII. 552.
Smith, Cephas, death of, XIII. 129, 137.
Smith, Mrs. Cephas (Jane Ladd), XIII.
129, 138.
Smith, Cephas, A., attorney, II. 202, 220;
V. 292.
Smith, Charles, Cook's Prairies, X. 42.
Smith, Charles, Dearborn, IV. 485; VI.
474.
516
INDEX.
Smith, Charles, Flint, VII. 401; XIII.
168, 186.
Smith, Charles, Mason, 1880, IV. 231.
Smith, Charles, veterinary surgeon,
death of, XIV. 111.
Smith, Charles and family, 1784, XI.
452.
Smith, Charles D., I. 130; II. 238, 246,
251, 257; county clerk, 1833, II. 200,
202; postmaster, II. 221, 222.
Smith, Charles F., publisher, I. 72; III.
464; VI. 75; XIII. 358.
Smith, Chester, X. 37.
Smith, Clarissa Brown (Mrs. Calvin
S.), XIV. 100.
Smith, Clement, attorney, III. 415.
Smith, Mrs. Cornelia (Mrs. Silas S.),
biog., VI. 274, 283.
Smith, Cornelia M., member State Pio-
neer Society, II. 186; III. 7.
Smith, Cyrenus, II. 315.
Smith, Dr. Cyrus, XI. 70.
Smith, Cyrus Fenton, landlord, XI. 70,
71.
Smith, D., V. 319.
Smith, D. L,., death of, XIII. 276.
Smith, D. W. C., publisher, VI. 79.
Smith, Daniel (David), soldier of the
Black Hawk war, I. 223; II. 424; III.
553; on muster roll, VI. 220; VII. 349.
Smith, Mrs. Daniel, death of, XIV. 141.
Smith, Darius, death of, XIII. 132.
Smith, David, pioneer of Battle Creek, V.
320.
Smith, David, pioneer of Lenawee Co.,
V. 446; XI. 70.
Smith, David, soldier of the war of the
rebellion, II. 437; VI. 362.
Smith, David, settled in Farmington in
1824, IV. 420, 421; XIV. 539.
Smith, David, early teacher, III. 325; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461 V2.
Smith, Capt. David, shipwrecked on Lake
Huron, XI. 25.
Smith, Mrs. David (Elizabeth Andrus),
XIV. 303.
Smith, Maj. Davis, I. 223, 249-251; IV.
296.
Smith, Dwight, soldier of the war of the
rebellion, II. 437.
Smith, Mrs. Diana C., death of, XIII. 131.
Smith, Dinah, VII. 563.
Smith, Duty, death of, VI. 383.
Smith, E., instituted first lodge of F. &
A. M. in Battle Creek, III. 359.
Smith, E. B. & Co., bill, I. 34; gift of,
I. 31; vote of thanks to, I. 59.
Smith, E. C., I. 133; IV. 226.
Smith, E. J., IV. 441.
Smith, Earl, county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Smith, Earl Sidney, death of, VII. 591.
Smith, Ebenezer, IV. 58, 60.
Smith, Ed., IV. 280; IX. 299.
Smith, Edward, V. 299.
Smith, Edwin, VII. 528.
Smith, Edwin S., XIV. 30; "Pioneer Days
in Kalamazoo and Van Buren," XIV.
272.
Smith, Eleazer, IX. 159.
Smith, Eli, death of, XIV. 190.
Smith, Eli T., merchant, III. 460.
Smith, Eliel, death of, XIII. 114.
Smith, Elijah, I. 209.
Smith, Elisha C., V. 447.
Smith, Eliza, death of, VI. 341.
Smith, Miss Eliza, see Stebbins, Mrs.
C B
Smith,' Mrs. Eliza C. (Mrs. S. L.), VI.
vi.; VII. 4, 5, 421, 428; VIII. 16; "His-
tory of the Michigan Female College
and a sketch of Miss A. C. Rogers," VI.
284.
Smith, Mrs. Eliza P., see Smith, Mrs.
Thaddeus.
Smith, Miss Eliza P. (Mrs. C. Ford), XI.
29.
Smith, Elizabeth (Mrs. S. Howlett, Sr.),
XIII. 250.
Smith, Elizabeth Oakes, author, era of
her writings, XIV. 310.
Smith, Ella G., II. 220.
Smith, Miss Ellen, A. M., principal of
female department of Hillsdale univer-
sity, VI. 161.
Smith, Ellis R., III. 362.
Smith, Erastus, death of, XIII. 113.
Smith, Eugene, death of, XIII. 277; XIV.
183.
Smith, Dr. Eugene, IV. 448; VII. 607.
Smith, Fowler & Co., I. 289.
Smith, Major Francis, British soldier,
XII. 39, 50, 168, 213; letter from Gen.
Gage, X. 249.
Smith, Rev. Francis, XIII. 125.
Smith, Frank E., XIII. 160.
Smith, Mrs. Frank E. (Miss Nettie Rog-
ers). XIII. 160.
Smith, Frank L., biog., II. 59, 71.
Smith, Mrs. Frank L. (Miss Addie
Kurd), II. 71.
Smith, Frankie, IV. 195.
Smith, Franklin, death of, XIII. 227.
Smith, Fred H., VI. 83.
Smith, Rev. Frederica, death of, VII. 590.
Smith, G. C., III. 281.
Smith, G. F., V. 272, 311, 312, 316, 317;
VI. 261; XI. 29; XIV. 321.
Smith, G. W., VII. 212.
Smith, George, St. Joseph Co., V. 505;
biog., IV. 230.
Smith, George, Grand Blanc, VII. 401.
Smith, Rev. George, II. 205, 206; III. 237,
242, 243; XIV. 600.
Smith, George A., IV. 248; VI. 68; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, IX. 90; XI.
12.
Smith, Mrs. George A., I. 169.
Smith, George E., att'y, XI 313.
Smith, Dr. George E., III. 324, 325, 327,
INDEX.
517
333; IV. 179, 182, 195; biog., XI. 23,
24; original member Trinity church,
Bay City, VII. 310; shipwrecked, XI.
25.
Smith, Rev. George N., XII. 356.
Smith, George R., IV. 197.
Smith, George T., II. 341, 350.
Smith, Miss Georgianna, XI. 71.
Smith, Gerrit, XIV. 287, 310, 365.
Smith, Gideon, death of, VIII. 21.
Smith, Mrs. Gideon, death of, XI. 27.
Smith, Gideon F., V. 231.
Smith, Gilman, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Smith, Griffin, IV. 481.
Smith, Grove, II. 584.
Smith, H. & L. M.( publishers, VI. 87.
Smith, H. O., II. 436, 437.
Smith, Harlow G., IV. 302, 304.
Smith, Miss Harriet (Mrs. Dewey), VII.
515.
Smith, Mrs. Harriet (Mrs. Jacob S.),
biog., XIII. 131, 151.
Smith, Mrs. Harriet M., death of, VIII.
55; Indian name, VII. 140.
Smith, Harriet Woodin (Mrs. Chas. S.),
IV. 231.
Smith, Harrison A., att'y, XI. 313.
Smith, Harry, III. 521.
Smith, Capt. Harry, IX. 284.
Smith, Harvey, member of the Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' Association,
X. 81.
Smith, Henry, II. 531; III. 522; IV. 249.
Smith, Henry, candidate for governor,
IV. 241.
Smith, Capt. Henry, III. 302; VI. 381;
member State Historical Society, XII.
320.
Smith, Rev. Henry, III. 577.
Smith, Henry A., I. vi.; II. 6; bear story,
I. 57, 152.
Smith, Henry C., III. 281; XI. 83.
Smith, Henry M-., first supervisor of Ma-
son township, III. 334.
Smith, Henry D., att'y, VII. 175.
Smith, Henry S., II. 479, 483, 484.
Smith, Hezekiah B.. II. 552, 553, 556.
Smith, Hiram, III. 374; member of the
legislature, II. 231, 232.
Smith, Hiram Harwood, I. 190; II. 73,
302, 311, 318, 319; III., 458, 508; VII.,
419; XI. v., 8; XIII. 6; assisted in es-
tablishing Michigan Female College,
VI. 285, 293; death of, XI. 84; "Me-
morial report of Jackson county," XL
58; member State Pioneer Society, I.
84; vice president, IX. xi.; XI. vii., 10;
XIII. 5, 26; XIV. vii., 18.
Smith, Mrs. Hiram Harwood, VII. 420.
Smith, Hogg & Gardiner, commission
merchants, XIII. 152.
Smith, Hosford, V. 438.
Smith, Houston & Co., III. 523, 524.
Smith, Rev. I. B., trustee of Hillsdale
college, VI. 163.
Smith, Inez, VIII. 7; XIV. 32.
Smith, Ira, XIV. 589; land entry, V. 403;
statistics of Troy township, 1854, XII.
395
Smith, Mrs. Ira, death of XI, 73.
Smith, Ira O., I. 296, 301.
Smith, Miss Irene, XI. 71.
Smith, Miss Isa, III. 522.
Smith, Isaac, VI. 214, 215; VII. 515; VIII.
200; XIV. 590; soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; on muster roll,
1832, VII. 349; wounded in battle in
Mexico, VII. 118.
Smith, Capt. Isaac, III. 579.
Smith, Isaac N., IV. 195.
Smith, Dr. Isaac S. and wife, III. 644.
Smith, J. & M. C. & Co., XIII. 211.
Smith, J. D., death of, VII. 580.
Smith, J. D. & Co., publishers, VI. 87.
Smith, Rev. J. V., member of Congrega-
tional convention of 1842, XII. 358.
Smith, Rev. J. Morgan, III. 413, 546.
Smith, J. Mortimer, III. 545; resolutions
on death of and brief biography of, XI.
85.
Smith, Jack, first sheriff of Saginaw Co.,
XIII. 505; member of Detroit company
to repress Indians, XIII. 505.
Smith, Jacob, student of Monroe acad-
emy, II. 444.
Smith, Jacob, trader, I. 164, 345, 437, 498;
III. 575; IV. 365, 367; V. 549; VII. 94,
268; XV. 660; death of, VII. 269; VIII.
100; Indian name of, III. 432; VII.
266; land reserved by treaty for, IV.
242; member of Gen. McArthur's expe-
dition, VIII. 654; rescued Boyer chil-
dren, VII. 265; residence of, IV.
477, 479; rights and claims of children
of, VII. 140-144.
Smith, Jacob Harsing, XII. 341.
Smith, James, II. 398, 456; remained
British subject at close of revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Smith, James, Kalamazoo, III. 521; X.
163.
Smith, Mrs. James, XIV. 523.
Smith, James M., VI. 387.
Smith, Jane, death of, XI. 84.
Smith, Jeannette, IV. 197.
Smith, Jefferson, II. 353.
Smith, Jeremiah, death of, VIII. 98.
Smith, Jeremiah R., II. 472, 474; VII.
233, 400; X. 139; XIII. 408; XIV. 507;
member of the legislature, VII. 401.
Smith, Jesse, I. 179; V. 448.
Smith, Job, III. 567; XIV. 423.
Smith, Job, officer of the revolutionary
war, XI. 49.
Smith, Job C., IV. 312; V. 462.
Smith, Joel, early merchant of Dowag-
iac, XIV. 386.
518
INDEX.
Smith, John, built first store in Three
Rivers, V. 400.
Smith, John, pioneer, Detroit, I. 386; II.
572; XII. 579; and family, XI. 452.
Smith, John, pioneer of Lenawee Co.,
II. 393; III. 280; IV. 301; XI. 94.
Smith, John, and son, in Fort Dearborn
massacre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Smith, Capt. John, VII. 328; copy of his
travels presented Historical Society,
XII 332
Smith, Rev. John, V. 448.
Smith, John B., death of, VI. 449.
Smith, Mrs. John C., VII. 284.
Smith, John H., biog., XI. 122.
Smith, John I., V. 448.
Smith, John R. (K.), early teacher, first
postmaster of St. Glair, biog., IV. 340-
342, 352; VI. 406, 407, 411-413.
Smith, John W., III. 362; V. 311, 312.
Smith, Joseph, III. 294.
Smith, Joseph (Mormon), death of, IX.
106.
Smith, Joseph, member of the legisla-
ture, IV. 302, 303; biog., IV. 231, 232.
Smith, Joseph Addison, III. 521.
Smith, Rev. Joseph H., II. 288.
Smith, Rev. Joseph W., VII. 107.
Smith, Joshua T., member of State1 His-
torical Society, XII. 320.
Smith, Josiah. VI. 478.
Smith, Miss Julia, XIII. 364, 365.
Smith, Lieut. Kirby, killed at Molino
Del Rey, II. 181.
Smith, L. B., III. 281.
Smith, L. D. & M. C., XIII. 211.
Smith, Rev. L. M. S., publisher, III. 356,
481, 482; VI. vii., 93, 396; IX. 297; "A
Reverie," VI. 397; planted orchard in
Spring Lake, IX. 268; poem, IX. 246.
Smith, L. O., IV. 237.
Smith, Larratt, report of firearms at Am-
herstburg and Michilimackinac, XV.
273.
Smith, Miss Laurella (Mrs. Platt), VI.
334.
Smith, Lena, death of, XIV. 54.
Smith, Sergeant Leonard, XV. 146.
Smith, Rev. Lewis, III. 240, 241.
Smith, Lewis D., postmaster, III. 472;
biog., XIII. 205, 211; XIV. 106, 109.
Smith, Mrs. Lewis D. (Miss Eliza Ann
Grosvenor), XIII. 211.
Smith, Lorenzo E., VI. 342, 343.
Smith, Louisa L. (Annokitoqua, Indian
name), VII. 140, 143.
Smith, Mrs. Louise Petit, V. 499.
Smith, Mrs. Lovina Roy, death of, VI.
271; land entry, III. 425.
Smith, Lucien A., VII. 617.
Smith, Lutcer, XII. -565.
Smith, Luther, VI. 377.
Smith, Lydia (Mrs. Goodsell), XIV. 608.
Smith, M., XIII. 6.
Smith, Rev. M., III. 400.
Smith, M. B., surveyor, III. 585, 588,
590.
Smith, M. S. & Co., IV. 475; VII. 616.
Smith, Malissa, IV. 284.
Smith, Mrs. Maria (Mrs. Dewey), VII.
515.
Smith, Maria G., Indian name for, VII.
140.
Smith, Marion L., postmaster, III. 472.
Smith, Marvin, death of, XIII. 229.
Smith, Miss Martha (Mrs. Ralph Fow-
ler), XIII. 232.
Smith, Miss Mary, II. 437.
Smith, Mrs. Mary, VII. 515; death of,
III. 555.
Smith, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 132.
Smith, Mrs. Mary (Mrs. Calvin S.), XI.
70.
Smith, Mrs. Mary (Mrs. Ralph Fowler),
XIII. 234.
Smith, Mary Ann (Mrs. Dewey), VII-
515.
Smith, Miss Mary J. (Mrs. J. D. Porter),
XIII. 142.
Smith, Mrs. Mary P., death of, XIII. 130.
Smith, Mary S., IV. 195.
Smith, Miles L., and wife, teachers, VII.
221
Smith, Millie1, IV. 197.
Smith, Milo H., V. 319.
Smith, Mortimer L., designed- Ionia re-
formatory, III. 476.
Smith, Moses, III. 553; subscription to
first court house, II. 427-429.
Smith, Rev. Moses, III. 413.
Smith, Moses R., death of, XIV. 184.
Smith, Myra, teacher, VII. 222.
Smith, N. E., III. 488.
Smith, Nanna, death of, XIV. 54.
Smith, Nelson, early merchant, XIII.
363-365.
Smith, Mrs. Nelson, XIII. 365.
Smith, Nicholas, death of, XIV. 134.
Smith, Niles, V. 400.
Smith, O., III. 281, 292.
Smith, Mrs. O., death of, XIV. 184.
Smith, O. B., death of, XIV. 150.
Smith, Rev. O. H., teacher, IX. 302.
Smith, Obed, VI. 179.
Smith, Oliver T., death of, XIV. 193.
Smith, Mrs. Percy, X. 192; XIV. 382.
Smith, Perrin M., XIV. 128; member
State Historical Society, XII. 337.
Smith, Peter, III. 281; IV. 197; VI. 215.
Smith, Peter, early pioneer, III. 92.
Smith, Phillip, death of, IX. 48.
Smith, Phoebe (Mrs. Comstock), II. 425,
III. 554.
Smith, Phoebe (Mrs. Sessions), XL 49.
Smith, Pierpont L., IV. 48, 399, XI. 547.
Smith, Miss Polly (Mrs. Todd), V. 489.
Smith, Mrs. Polly, death of, XIV. 69.
Smith, R. B., XIII. 222.
Smith, Mrs. R. L., V. 334.
Smith, Rachel, IV. 197; XIV. 60.
INDEX.
519
Smith, Ralph C., XIV. 416, 417; gift of,
XII. 341.
Smith, Reuben H., III. 544-548; IV. 293;
V. 437; XIII. 26; XIV. 7.
Smith, Mrs. Reuben H., XI. 88.
Smith, Richard, county clerk in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Smith, Col. Richard, see Smyth, Richard.
Smith, Richard M., Indian agent at Mack-
inac, VI. 348.
Smith, Robert, III. 553.
Smith, Robert, publisher, III. 464; VI.
75, 76.
Smith, Robert and Charles, printers, I.
i.; II. i.
Smith, Robert H., XI. 83; resolution on
death of, XI. 88.
Smith, Rosanna, death of, VIII. 45.
Smith, Russell, death of, VII. 544.
Smith, Russell G., att'y, VI. 312; XI. 313.
Smith, S. A., land entries, III. 405.
Smith, Col. S. B., death of, VII. 543.
Smith, Rev. S. F., trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 163.'
Smith, Samuel, pioneer of Branch Co.,
VI. 219, 243.
Smith, Samuel, pioneer of Monroe, XII.
566.
Smith, Samuel, death of, IX. 39.
Smith, Samuel, called "Arab," XIV. 588.
Smith, Father Samuel, priest, VI. 376.
Smith, Samuel L., VII. 5; VIII. 140; XI.
122; chosen to represent State Pioneer
Society at semi-centennial celebration,
IX. 218; gift to Plymouth church. VII.
413; member State Pioneer Society, I.
90.
Smith, Mrs. Samuel L., see Smith, Mrs.
Eliza C.
Smith, Sarah, IV. 197.
Smith, Sarah, death of, VII. 543.
Smith, Mrs. Sarah A., VI. 238.
Smith, Settie, V. 417.
Smith, Sidney, VI. 252.
Smith, Sidney R.. VII. 174.
Smith, Silas, VI. 274; VII. 233.
Smith, Silas C., VII. 174; VIII. 160; en-
tered Republic mine, XI. 170.
Smith, Solomon, death of, VII. 544.
Smith, Solon, V. 417.
Smith, Miss Sophia A. (Mrs. B. O. Wil-
liams), XI. 245.
Smith, Stephen, treasurer of Horticul-
tural Society, X. 79.
Smith, Mrs. Stephen J., death of, XIII.
131.
Smith, Stoddard, VI. 334.
Smith, Miss Susanna (Mrs. Ezra Lusk),
XIII. 149.
Smith, T. A., landlord, XIV. 151-
Smith, T. G., VI. 278.
Smith, T. R., land entry, III. 401, 404-
406, 426.
Smith, Thaddeus, I. 210; III. 521; XIV.
524, 525.
Smith, Mrs. Thaddeus (Miss Eliza Par-
ker), X. 166; XIII. 212; XIV. 523;
memoir, XIV. 524.
Smith, Thomas, death of, VIII. 58.
Smith, Capt. (Lieut.) Thomas, I. 345;
VIII. 397, 492; XL 509, 647; XII. 85,
88, 91, 92, 107; XIV. 424; member land
board of Hesse, XL 622, 656; XII. 17,
27; letter to Col. McKee, XII. 90;
unaddressed, XV. 2; on census roll of
Detroit, 1779; X. 316; remained a Brit-
ish subject at close of revolutionary
war, VIII. 411.
Smith, Thomas D., L 301.
Smith, Tim, miner, XIV. 201.
Smith, Timothy S., II. 360; III. 628.
Smith, Truman, U. S. senator from Con-
necticut, IX. 109.
Smith, Mrs. Typhonia, death of, XIII.
133.
Smith, Ulysses G., arrested for arson, I.
386.
Smith, Elder Uriah, III. 355; instructor
in Battle Creek Advent College, II. 214,
215; inventor, III. 363.
Smith, V., V. 505.
Smith, V. C., publisher, VI. 81.
Smith, Mrs. Verona S. (Miss Pond),
XIII. 176.
Smith, W. A., publisher, VI. 73.
Smith, Dr. W. C., publisher, II. 324.
Smith, Rev. W. C., IV. 192.
Smith, W. H. H., publisher, VI. 76.
Smith, W. L., III. 108; IV. 5-7; V. 15;
VI. 89; VII. 6, 21; VIII. v., 7; IX.
324n; "Historical sketch of education
in Michigan," cited, VII. 25n, 35n, 39n,
41n, 43n, 45n, 46n.
Smith, W. R., of Wisconsin, honorary
member State Historical Society, XII.
328.
Smith, Walter, III. 522, 528.
Smith, Warner, II. 457.
Smith, Warren, I. 168, 169; IV. 248.
Smith, Watson B., member State His-
torical Society, XII. 328.
Smith, Willard, publisher, III. 464; VII.
545.
Smith, William, pioneer of Oakland Co.,
VI. 478; XIV. 424.
Smith, William, VIII. 411; XII. 579;
chairman Hesse committee, XL 643,
655; XII. 2.
Smith, William, death of, VI. 340.
Smith, William, death of, XIII. 133.
Smith, William, pioneer of Saginaw, VII.
314; first supervisor of Clayton town-
ship, III. 334.
Smith, William, congressman from
South Carolina, 1795, VIII. 408.
Smith, Capt. William, British soldier at
the battle of Raisin river, XV. 239; let-
ter to Secretary Freer, XV. 486.
Smith, Deacon William, active in the
early work for Hillsdale College, VI.
520
INDEX.
141, 143, 147; purchased land for Al-
bion College, II. 204.
Smith, Mrs. William, XV. 486.
Smith, Rev. William G., I. 319.
Smith, William H., IV. 230.
Smith, William L., merchant, III. 460.
Smith, William N., subscription to first
court house, II. 428 429. •
Smith Serg. William S., soldier of the'
Mexican war, VII. 116, 118, 119, 121.
Smith, Brig. Gen. William S., orders to
Col. Shoemaker, IV. 155, 162, 164-166.
Smith, Wilmie, death of, XIV. 53.
Smith, Winfield, student of Branch Uni-
versity at Detroit, V. 543.
Smith, Rev. Zediah, death of, VI. 341.
Smith & Chamberlain, VI. 177.
Smith & Cobb, II. 334.
Smith & Evans, VI. 320.
Smith & Kurd, XI. 71.
Smith & Lewis, early merchants, II. 231,
232
Smith & Smith, III. 486.
Smith's map cited, XV. 71.'
Smith tavern, I. 501; XIV. 588. .
Smitherman, Abel, death of, XIII. 241.
Smolk (Smock), Abram, IV. ,96; con-
tractor to repair Fort Gratiot, II. 252.
Smuggling of furs early reported, XII. 6.
Smulders, Rev. Edigius, priest, memoir
of, XIII. 479.
Smyth, Rev. A., I. 239.
Smyth, Charles, VIII. 492.
Symth, Jacob, signed address to Maj.
Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656.
Smyth, John (Jack), first sheriff of Sag-
inaw county, VII. 261; VIII. 370.
Smyth, Capt. (Col.) Richard, soldier of
the war of 1812, I. 345, 436, 437, 472,
498; II. 572; III. 594; IV. 473, 478;
VI. 361; VII. 261; VIII. ix., 621; XII.
574; complaint for forcible entry
and detainer, VIII. 544; member of
commission to locate county seats of
Kalamazoo and Washtenaw counties,
VII. 471, 588; member of grand jury,
1809, that investigated Gov. Hull et
al., VIII. 589; president of detachment
court martial, VIII. 622-624, 629, 632;
promoted public amusements, XII. 662;
signed address to Major William H.
Puthuff, VIII. 655, 661; signed petition
for a representative in congress, XII.
- 587.
Smyth, Terrence, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 4611/2 ; vs. George
Lyons, XI. 625.
Snake, Shawanee' chief, speech of, X. 464,
473; message to Maj. De Peyster, X.
584.
Snakes, manufactured by Indians to
frighten women, II. 11; of Michigan,
VI. 475; skins, used for medicine bags,
XIV. 213.
Snaths, II. 340; XIV. 601.
Snay, Mrs. Mary, biog., VIII. 101, 105.
Snedeker, J., III. 278.
Snedaker, J. W., III. 292.
Snedicor, Prudence, death of, VIII. 55.
Snell, Calvin, landlord, IV. 303.
Snelling, Henry, I. 21.
Snelling, Henry H., XII. 363.
Snelling, Col. Josiah, soldier of the war
of 1812, attacked by British, VI. 467;
XIII. 315; exchanged as prisoner of
war, XV. 206, 388.
Snelling, Mrs. Josiah (Miss Hunt), IV.
474.
Snider, Andrew, V. 404.
Sniffin, Susan (Mrs. D. Woolsey), XIII.
137.
Snip. Wyandotte war chief, IX. 450, 451.
Snipe, Huron chief, X. 527; XIII. 43; In-
dian name for Capt. Norton, XV. 593.
Snitzer, Bermudine, death of, XI. 84.
Snodgrass, Newton, death of, XIII. 129.
Snook, — , XIII. 179.
Snook, Mrs. Henry, death of, IX. 75.
Snook, T. W., V. 467.
Snook, William, death of, VIII. 98.
Snover, Charles F., V. 477.
Snover, Jacob, death of, XIV. 150.
Snover, James, II. 444.
Snover, Mrs. Jessie C., death of, XIII.
276; XIV. 182.
Snow, Dr. — , IV. 521.
Snow, Miss — , early teacher, I. 448.
Snow, Mrs. — , killed by Indians, chil-
dren captured, I. 409, 410.
Snow, Fanny, death of, XI. 27.
Snow, Fielder S, II. 393, 415; VII. 528.
Snow, Harvey S., land entry, IV. 401,
402.
Snow, J. E., VI. 151.
Snow, Josiah, publisher, VI. 63; VII. 99.
Snow, Orrin D., death of, IX. 18; XI. 28.
Snow, Walter M., bank teller, XIV. 414.
Snow, William H., death of, XIV. 111.
Snow, William M., book-keeper, XIV. 414.
Snow, Rev. William T., III. 239.
Snow's Landing, VI. 443.
Snuck, Adam, death of, XI. 83.
Snuff boxes, for Indians, X. 496.
Snyder, Capt. XII. 432.
Snyder, George, publisher, IV. 437.
Snyder, J. H., land entry, III. 425.
Snyder, Jeremiah, death of, XIV. 69.
Snyder, John, III. 504; VII. 464.
Snyder, Mrs. John, IV. vi.; "Betsy and
Josiah," IV. 214.
Snyder, Jonathan, death of, XIV. 68.
Snyder, Porter, death of, XIV. 68.
Snyder, Robert M., XIII. 567.
Soap, for Indians, X. 632.
Sober, James, death of, VII. 592.
Social Library at Salem, Mass., insti-
tuted, 1760, VII. 332.
Socier, see Saucier.
INDEX.
521
Socks, Indians, see Sac.
Soda-ash, shipped from Jackson, 1877, II.
345.
Sodus, destroyed, XV. 325.
Sodus Bay, XII. 1.
Sohaukirch, Rev. N. N., X. 573.
Soica, Joseph — , VI. 500.
Soissons, Charles de Bourbon, Count de,
governor of New France, 1612, III. 117.
Solant, Claude, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 611.
Solant, Gland, on census roll of Detroit,
1779, X. 318.
Solar Compass, see Compass, Burt's
Solar.
Soldiers' bounty, II. 386; land grant,
1812, VII. 52; salary, XII. 418.
Solitary confinement substituted for the
death penalty, comparative results, VI.
99.
Sollammee river, XIII. 49.
Solleau, Toussant, XII. 570.
Solo, Jean Baptiste, VIII. 643; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 538.
Solo, Pierre, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
538.
Solomon, Archibald, biog., XIII. 219, 225.
Solomon, Ezekiel, trader, IX. 658; X.
307; XIII. 69; subscription for a mis-
sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 290.
Solomon, Mrs. J. W., IX. 52.
Solomon & Grant, invoice of goods, 1778,
IX. 650.
Sols Cletart, VI. 461.
Sols (Sous), quarant6, VI. 459, 461.
Sols Marquis, value of, X. 214.
Somerville, Rev. James, II. 167.
Somerville, William, I. 268.
Somerset, James, case on slavery cited,
XII. 512, 520, 521.
Somlers, Louis, III. 34.
Sones, Henry, XIII. 595.
Sones, Peter, II. 373; land entry, memoir,
XIII. 592, 594.
Sones, Polly (Mrs. Peter S.), XIII. 592.
Song, "Michigan Emigrant," III. 265.
"Song of Time," IX. 341.
"Song to Our Pioneers," VI. 224.
Sons of Temperance, III. 484; XIII. 398.
Sonwesconing creek, XIV. 497.
Soper, Abram, death of, IV. 270.
Soper, Amos, death of, V. 447.
Soper, Catherine, death of, IX. 59.
Soper, Cornelius, death of, VI. 306.
Soper, Eliza, death of, IV. 284.
Soper, Miss Jane (Mrs. L. M. Page), XI.
87.
"Sophia," boat, X. 431.
Sordillier, Francis, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X.' 324.
Sorell, Oliver, VII. 345.
Sorghum, early grown, XIII. 548.
Sorin, Rev. E., corresponding member
State Historical Society, XII. 331.
66
Soteaux Indians, see Sauteaux.
Sotham, — , III. 463.
Sotschinzer, Frantz, death of, XI. 84.
Sou, French coin, about one cent U. S.
currency, VIII. 456n.
Soudosquaaha, Huron chief, IX. 443.
Soudriette, Alexander, VII. 236.
Soudrist, Charle, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Soudrist, Joseph, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 538.
Soule, Maj. Harrison, soldier of the war
of 1861, VIII. 63, 64. .
Soule, Milo, II. 243.
Soule, Norman R., first postmaster of
Menominee, I. 267, 271.
Soules, Nathaniel, III. 472.
Souls, Lester V., death of, XIV. 149.
Soumande, Antoine, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 601.
Soumande, Antoine, subscription for a
missionary at Michilimackinac, X. 290.
Sourais, Abram, death of, XIV. 192.
Sourdellet, Francois, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 604.
Souril, Ottawa chief, XIII. 107.
Soushgoyne, Chippewa chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90.
Sousore, Louis, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 601.
South Black river, III. 625, 626.
South Blendon Holland church, IX. 310.
South Haven "Sentinel," VI. 95.
South Haven township (Van Buren Co.),
organized, III. 628.
South Monistic river, Indian chiefs on,
XII. 622.
South West Fur Co., VI. 343; boats and
employes pressed into service, XV. 146;
furnish stores to British troops, XV.
102; furs seized, XV. 164; petition for
return of furs, XV. 281.
Southard, VII. 392.
Southard, John, V. 487.
Southerland, Mrs., death of, XIII. 133,
Southerell, Hiram, death of, VI. 431.
Southern railroad, sketch of, I. 45-48.
"Southern," steamboat, V. 486.
Southey, Robert, poet laureate of Eng-
land, XI. 216.
Southfield (Osseway) township (Oakland
Co.), III. 567; lines, location and set-
tlement, VII. 560.
Southwell, Edward, III. 504; VII. 464.
Southwell, John, death of, XIII. 114.
Southwell, Martin F., II. 444; V. 477.
Southwell, Orin, II. 444.
Southwick, Allie, IX. 216.
Southwick, C. M., gift of, XII. 348.
Southworth, Brig. Gen. — , IV. 270.
Southworth, Albert, death of, IX. 59.
Southworth, Charles, IV. 197.
Southworth, Constant, entered land in
1831, III. 564.
522
INDEX.
Southworth, E. C., III. 280.
Southworth, Mrs. H. E. (Miss Sellers),
XI. 64.
Southworth, Mrs. I. B., IV. 249.
Southworth, Mrs. R., I. 169.
Southworth, S. A., land entry, III. 401.
Southworth, Miss Harriet (Mrs. Tillot-
son), VII. 378.
Southworth, Mrs. Margaret, III. 559.
Southworth, Sophia, III. 356; V. 314.
Southworth, Mrs. William H., V. 227.
Souva, Peter, death of, XIV. 139.
Sowers, Capt. — , X. 220, 233, 251.
Sowersly, J., III. 291.
Spades, garrison supplies, XI. 428; XII.
133; manufactured at St. Ignace by
early Jesuits, II. 143.
Spafford, Col. — , I. 410.
Spafford, Abner, II. 368, 382, 398; III.
553; XIV. 530.
Spafford, Mrs. C. K., death of, VIII. 58.
Spafford, Charles, II. 404; III. 553; XIV.
269.
Spafford, Miss Cynthia M. (Mrs. Bissell),
II. 382.
Spafford, D., III. 294.
Spafford, George, I. 226; II. 367, 388, 398,
414; III. 553, 555, 557; IV. 299, 306;
VII. 525; XII. 407; XIV. 269.
Spafford, Mrs. George (Mary), early
teacher, I. 226; II. 381, 388; IV. 299;
XII. 407.
Spafford, George S., publisher, VI. 96.
Spafford, H. H., member State Pioneer
Society, VII. 151.
Spafford, Litch, III. 553.
Spafford, Luke, II. 395.
Spafford, Maria, death of, VIII. 58.
Spafford, Mary, see Spafford, Mrs. George.
Spafford, Ensign S. L., I. 250, 251.
Spafford, Sumner F., VIII. 58; XIV. 269.
Spafford, Thomas, death of, XIV. 189
191.
Spain, extends slavery in America and
Africa, XII. 514.
Spalding, Archbishop — , I. 483.
Spalding, Mrs. Andrew, death of, VI.
383.
Spalding, Dr. David C., VI. 264.
Spalding, Isaac, subscription to first court
house, II. 427.
Spalding, John, death of, XIV. 180.
Spalding, Parley (Perley) J., IV. 304;
V. 448; VII. 528; XIV. 180; member
State Historical Society, XII. 327;
trustee for first asylum, XIII. 296.
Spalding, Rev. V. (Voltaire or Valen-
tine), VI. 481; VII. 309-312; XI. 130.
Spalding, Volney, V. 130, 132.
Spalsberry, Jonas, death of, XI. 134.
Spalsbury, E., attorney, XI. 313.
Spangler, George, VIII. 7.
Spangler, William, death of, XI. 84.
Spaniards, march across Illinois, XIII.
501; on the Mississippi, IX. 344.
Spanish river, coaling station on, 1782,
X. 665.
Spanish voyagers and discoverers, XIV.
651.
Spar Calcareous, dolomite, where found,
XIV. 204.
Spare — and wife, III. 606; adopted de-
serted baby, IX. 122.
Spare ribs, how loasted by pioneers, XIV.
610.
Sparhawk, A. G., publisher, VI. 91.
Sparke (s), Capt. — , in command at the
battle of Windsor, VII. 84, 87; XIII.
599, 600.
Sparkin, — , V. 533.
Sparkman, John, barrack master, report
of supplies, XI. 426-431, 445; XV. 41.
Sparks, Capt. — , see1 Sparke.
Sparks, Rev. Jared, XII. 318; member
State Historical Society, XII. 316.
Sparks, Joseph E., architect, IV. 470.
Sparks, Levi, I. 7; IV. 197; VI. 214, 215;
biog. sketch of Dr. Lyman A. Barnard,
IV. 208.
Sparks, Samuel, IV. 297.
Sparks & Goodrich, II. 341.
Sparta (Tenn.), Union prisoners of war
at, III. 172, 173.
Spatch, — , IV. 249.
Spaulding, — , II. 228.
Spaulding, Miss (Mrs. Henry Knapen),
first school teacher in Gull Prairie
township, I. 116.
Spaulding, Bert, soldier of the war of
the rebellion, X. 49.
Spaulding, Bushrod, death of, X. 5.
Spaulding, C. A., VII. 351.
Spaulding, Ezra, VII. 555.
Spaulding, George, mayor of Monroe, VI.
369n.
Spaulding, John, VIII. 212, 213.
Spaulding, John A., III. 390.
Spaulding, Mrs. John A. (Miss Sarah A.
Fitzgerald), first white child born
Eaton county, III. 384; death of, V.
448; see also Fitzgerald, Sarah A.
Spaulding, Luther, XIV. 424.
Spaulding, O. L., VI. 330.
Spaulding, Oscar and wife, early settlers
of Bellevue, VII. 379.
Spaulding, Parley J., see Spalding.
Spaulding, Phineas, death of, IV. 383.
Spaulding, Mrs. Phineas, IV. 358.
Spaulding, Phineas S., I. 157; III. 403;
land entries, III. 401, 402, 404.
Spaulding, Mrs. Sarah, see Spalding, Mrs.
John A.
Spaulding, W. B., V. 414.
Spaulding, Mrs. W. B., V. 414; remi-
niscences of the first Congregational
church in Comstock and Galesburg, V.'
413.
INDEX. 523
Spead, Benjamin, IV. 476. Spencer, Dr. Joseph Vining, V. 314; XIV.
Speed, — , IV. 440, 443. 67, 74.
"Speed," boat, V. 141. Spencer, Mrs. Joseph V. (M. Elvira
Spear, Eli A., IV. 195. » Stiles), XIV. 75.
Spear, Fred B., IV. 195. Spencer, L. D., XIV. 323, 365.
Spear, Samuel, VIII. 572. Spencer, Mrs. Lucy, death of, XI. 136.
Spear, Sarah B., IV. 195. Spencer, Miss Mary, student of female
Spear, Stephen, death of, IX. 58. seminary at Detroit, 1841, V. 545.
Spear-heads (Spear-points), found in In- Spencer, Mrs. Mary C., gift of, IX. 11.
dian mounds, II. 41, 42. Spencer, Deacon Michael, I. 131; II. 227;
Spears, Abraham, I. 584. III. 356; V. 261, 313, 314, 392; VI. 261;
Spears, T., land entry, III. 430. XIV. 74.
Spears & Collier, II. 334. Spencer, Mrs. Michael, III. 356; V. 313.
Spears, for Indians, X. 496, 580; XIII. Spencer, Mrs. Nathan, XIV. 42.
73; of stone found, XIV. 446; used in Spencer, Rev. O. M., Indian captive, de-
fishing, I. 502; XI. 356. scription of boats at Detroit, 1793 XIII.
Specie, scarcity of, II. 116, 122. 317.
Spectacles, for Indians, XII. 258, 275. Spencer, Ollie, XIII. 22.
Speir, Agnes, IV. 195. Spencer, — , Reuben county treasurer,
Speir, Mary, IV. 195. 1875-6, I. 519.
Speller, Mark N., death of, XI. 111. Spencer, Miss Sophia (Mrs. J. E. Hunt),
Spence, J. P., member State Historical sister of Mrs. Lew Cass, IV. 474.
Society, XII. 331. Spencer, Theodore, V. 490.
Spence, T. R., XII. 366. Spencer, Rev. W. K., VII. 433, 449.
Spencer, — , tried for mutiny at sea, XIV. Spencer & Gunnison, XI. 71.
343. Spencer family, IV. 68.
Spencer, A., land entry, III. 431. Spendler, Rev. F. W., IX. 301.
Spencer, Ambrose, chief justice, XIV. 365. Spenhard, Charles, interpreter, XV. 342.
Spencer, Asa, I. 193; III. 471. Spennings, James, V. 526.
Spencer, C. H., III. 476. Sperry, Benjamine, X. 117.
Spencer, E. V., debate with Cephas Hoyt, Sperry, G. F., III. 292.
XIV. 365. Sperry, James, on census roll of Detroit,
Spencer, Emily (Mrs. Eldred), V. 392. 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Spencer, Mrs. Emma, death of, XI. 136. Sperry, Miss Mary (Mrs. Upson), VII.
Spencer, Fanny (Mrs. Elijah S. Fish), 426.
XIV. 604. Sperry, William, death of, VI. 340.
Spencer, Miss Frances, student of female Spettigue, Rev. Charles S., XIII. 420.
seminary at Detroit, 1841, V. 545. Sphon & Vanderhook, III. 292.
Spencer, Col. Garry, I. 393; II. 16, 450, Spicer, Fred, IV. 238; land entry, III.
457; XIV. 416; escort to Gen. Williams, 430.
XII. 433; member surveying party, II. Spicer, William, III. 333.
483-485. Spicer, Lieut. William, British soldier,
Spencer, Mrs. Garry, II. 457. XI. 509.
Spencer, Grove, II. 515; XIV. 423, 424. Spicer & Co., IV. 265.
Spencer, H. C., III. 463. Spies, U. S., efficiency of, XV. 514.
Spencer, Rev. H. F., II. 168, 207. Spiesmacher (Spismaker, Spemachen,
Spencer, Harvey, VII. 233, 242, 392; XIV. Spicemaher), Capt. T., X. 221, 225; un-
540. addressed letter, X. 230-232.
Spencer, Mrs. Harvey, VII. 233; XV. 540. Spikes, garrison supplies, XI. 428; XII.
Spencer, Dr. Henry N., death of, XIII. 133, 138.
231. Spiller, Mark, death of, XIII. 241.
Spencer, Ichabod J., death of, IV. 249. Spindler, Rev. W. R., III. 481.
Spencer, James, publisher, VI. 76. Spink, Miss — , V. 310.
Spencer, James M., attorney, XIV. 368, Spinning, John, land entry, II. 449.
384, 387, 388. Spinning wheel, XIII. 587; XIV. 492,
Spencer, Mrs. James M., XIV. 388. 610.
Spencer, Miss Jane, student of female Spilsburg, Capt. — , XV. 589.
seminary at Detroit, 1841, V. 545. Spirits, conjured by Indian medicine
Spencer, John C., attorney, II. 179; III. men, XIV. 213, 215; "Legend of the
397, 422, 423, 605; VIII. 167; IX. 87; white owl," XIV. 497, 498; sacrifices
XIII. 284. offered to, XIV. 212.
Spencer, Mrs. John C., III. 397. Split Log, Huron chief, XV. 149, 573;
Spencer, Joseph, II. 572; IV. 309; V. 454, at Raisin river massacre, IV. 320.
501; on census roll of Detroit, 1827, Split Rock, X. 247; XIII. 49.
XII. 461^. Spoelman, Joanna, death of, XIII. 112.
524
INDEX.
Spofford, see Spafford.
Sponges, for Indians, XII. 258; garrison
supplies, XI. 428; XII. 129, 136, 137-
139.
Spoon, John, IX. 268, 332.
Spooner, Rev. C., XIV. 143.
Spoonville, IX. 278.
Spoor, Adolphus, land entry, IV. 396.
Spoor, Charles, VII. 593.
Spotted Fawn, Delaware chief, IX. 443.
Spottiswoode, — , attorney, XI. 456.
Sprague, — , early teacher, I. 430.
Sprague, Col. — , III. 644.
Sprague, Dr. — , XIII. 253.
Sprague, A. S., V. 386; X. 7.
Sprague, Miss Alma (Mrs. Mansfield),
VII. 366.
Sprague, Ann (Ann Rumsey), X. 131.
Sprague, Carr, III. 644; land entries, III.
401; original member of first Presby-
terian church of Climax, XIII. 414.
Sprague, Charles, VI. 236.
Sprague, Cornelia, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414.
Sprague, Elvin L., publisher, VI. 67, 76.
Sprague, Judge Frederick A., II. 471, 472,
474; IX. 202; land entry, III. 569.
Sprague, Hannah, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XII. 414; taught first school in town-
ship, XIII. 417.
Sprague, I. H., death of, VI. 341.
Sprague, Isaac, VII. 355, 366.
Sprague, Rev. J. A., X. 53; XIV. 365.
Sprague, James M., death of, IX. 60.
Sprague, Miss Jennie, instructor in Battle
Creek college, II. 215.
Sprague, Jonathan, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414, 423.
Sprague, Lorenzo, V. 287.
Sprague, Margaret, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414.
Sprague, Mrs. Mary (Mary Greene), XIII.
248.
Sprague, Mason, biog., XI. 81.
Sorague, Miss Parnal (Mrs. Welch),
VIII. 265.
Sprague, Dr. Peter, VI. 355.
Sprague, Philander, death of, VII. 355.
Sprague, Philetus, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414.
Sprague, Polly, death of, VIII. 68.
Sprague, R. A., publisher, VI. 97, 98.
Sprague, Roger, II. 194; member legis-
lative council, 1824, III. 562.
Sprague, Sabrina, VII. 366.
Sprague, Silas, XIV. 585; land entry, III.
569.
Sprague, Theresa, original member of
first Presbyterian church of Climax,
XIII. 414.
Sprague, Thomas S., gift of, XII. 330.
Sprague, Rev. William, congressman, II.
166, 167; III. 123, 239-243; V. 82, 87;
X. 53; Indian agent at Mackinac, VI.
348.
Sprague, Dr. William B., III. 355; X.
57; XIII. 124, 125.
Spran, Henry, death of, XIV. 53.
Spratt, John, XIV. 424.
Spratt, Thomas G., VI. 211.
Spriggs, William, appointed judge, 1805,
III. 122.
Spring, Ben, I. 253. .
Spring, Dr. E., member State Historical
Society, XII. 320.
Spring, Rev. Gardiner, D. D., VI. 392.
Spring, Henry, VII. 494.
Spring, Lloyd & Webber, see Lloyd, Web-
ber & Spring.
"Spring," boat, X. 431.
Spring Arbor, Michigan Central College
first located in, VI. 137; XIII. 203.
Spring Arbor Seminary, absorbed by Al-
bion College, II. 205; VI. 143; see also
Albion College.
Spring Brook farm, V. 71-74.
Spring Lake village, IX. 276; Holland
church at, IX. 312; "Independent," VI.
92; IX. 298; "Message," "Republican,"
IX. 299; mineral springs, IX. 333;
smelting furnace, IX. 291.
Springer, Capt. — , XV. 501, 502; with
family prisoner of war, XV. 489, 490,
500, 515.
Springfield township (Oakland Co.), first
land entries, III. 564; lines, location
and settlement of, VII. 560.
Springs, for Indians, X. 497; for car-
riages, garrison supplies, XIV. 601;
mineral, of Eaton Rapids, III. 427, 428.
Springstead, Jesse, VII. 482.
Springwells (Belle Fontaine), early, ren-
dezvous for Indians, V. 5; in 1826, IV.
92; landing place of Gen. Brock at
Capture of Detroit, IV. 92; XV. 514;
mounds at, V. 4; number of troops at,
XV. 514.
Sproat, Col. Ebenezer, soldier of the
revolutionary war, I. 374; VI. 488.
Sproat, Mrs. Ebenezer (Miss Whipple),
VI. 488.
Sprole, Rev. — . death of, VI. 520.
Sprong, Culbert, I. 269.
Sprowles, Mrs. Mahala, death of, IX. 38.
Sprowles, Peter, IV. 249.
Sprung, Rhoda, V. 505.
Spurling, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XIII.
277; XIV. 183.
Spurs, for Indians, X. 496, 632.
Squaconing river, location of, XIV. 496.
Squashes, grown by Indians, II. 487.
Squatters, II. 376; on Wisconsin river,
V. 173.
Squaw bay, VI. 193.
Squaw gun, VII." 275.
INDEX. 525
Squaw Island, XV. 164, 165, tradition of, Stainton, Miss Emma, death of, XIII.
XIII. 486. 131.
Squier, E. G., explorer, III. 46. Staley, Andrew, death of, XI. 130.
Squier, George W., county treasurer in Stalker, Rev. Thomas, III. 237.
1875-6, I. 519. Stall, Lucinda, death of, XIV. 68.
Squier, Capt. H., VI. 396. Stambaugh, John, VII. 210.
Squier, M. L., I. 157; III. 425, 426; treas- Stanard, Miss — (Mrs. Drake), VII. 94.
urer Eaton County Pioneer Society in Stanard, Col. David, III. 574, 598; IV. 376;
1880, IV. 236-238. VI. 427-428; VII. 94, 232, 239; X. 141;
Squier, Miss Therzy, death of, VIII. 113. entered land in 1820, III. 567; VII. 559;
Squires, John C., county clerk of Ingham first probate court of Oakland county
in 1875-6, I. 519. held at house of, III. 561; issues war-
Squiers — , Macomb county, IV. 356. rant for arrest of Neh-way-go, IV. 377;
Squiers, L. J., I. 169, 170. VII. 138.
Squiers, R. W., IV. 280; VII. 379. Stanard, Mrs. David, IV. 376; and daugh-
Squiers, W., IV. 280; VII. 379. ter, their trip to Saginaw, X. 141.
Squires, W. J., land entries, III. 426. Stanard farm, XIV. 502.
Squirrels, destroyed grain, XIV. 440; Stanback, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. Alex.
variety of, V. 251. Odren), XIV. 62.
Stacey, Betsey, I. 475. Stanbank, John, XII. 579.
Stacey, William, I. 475; on census roll Standard of money values, X. 213.
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; relic of Standart, Miss Carrie K., instructor in
the battle at Windsor, XIII. 598. school for deaf and dumb, III. 446.
Stacy, Consider A., I. 84, 227; II. 392, Standish, Frank, II. 301, 302, 444.
393; V. vii.; VI. 9, 338; VII. 527, Standish, Jane (Mrs. L. Goodrich), XI.
532; XII. 408; XIV. vi., 25, 42; can- 56.
didate for congress, VIII. 167, 169; Standish, John Dana, XI. 56.
death of, XIV. 44, 134; judge of pro- Standish, Capt. Miles, land purchase, IV.
bate of Lenawee county, VIII. 167; 125; and Frontenac in the Northwest,
XIV. 269; "Lenawee's Pioneer Law- XIV. 42.
yers," V. 441; member State Historical Standish, Susan, II. 445.
Society, XII. 327; memoir, XIV. 268; Standish & Peck, merchants, XI. 125.
prosecuting attorney, member State Standish township (Bay Co.), organized,
Board of Education, XIV. 271; speech first supervisor, III. 334.
of, II. 408. Stanett, Miss Catherine (Mrs. Covert),
Stacy, Mrs. Consider A. (Mary M. VI. 278.
Walker), 271. Stanford, Miss Mary (Mrs. E. H. Stan-
Stacy, Consider H., XIV. 270. ton), IX. 46.
Stacy, James, XIV. 271. Stanley, Capt. — , III. 579; XIV. 591.
Stacy, Scovel C., II. 275, 386. 391-394, Stanley, Benjamin, on census roll of De-
422-423, XIV. 271; publisher VI. 86. troit, 1827, XII. 46iy>.
Stael, Madame — de, XI. 216; XIV. 522. Stanley, Cornelius, death of. IX. 19.
Staffan & Fredericks, XIII. 456. Stanley, Rev. George, II. 163; III. 388.
Stafford, — , IV. 68. Stanley, Mrs. Helen (Miss Perry), XI.
Stafford, Mrs. Eimore, IV. 249. 107.
Stafford, Ethan, IV. 249. Stanley, Justin M. (artist), X. 104; XIV.
Stafford, Frederick, I. 268. 7; bank director, VI. 324; member
Stafford, Moses, IV. 59; XIV. 482-483. State Pioneer Society, XIII. Ill; XIV.
Stafford, Mrs. Nicholas, death of, IX. 41.
58. Stanley, Nathan, XI. 107.
Stafford, S., III. 281. Stanley, Nicholas, II. 234.
Stafford, Miss Sarah, early teacher, IV. Stanley, Sherman P., III. 281; memoir,
59; land purchase, XIV. 482.
Stage, Robert F., III. 436. 8<SSf'™« " ( Bri^s)'
Stage & Wright, merchants, III. 434, 435, a*.-Ji' T «, A/T YTTT 9«
/i?" Axa. VT <-.r x-io Stanly, James M.. XIII. 26.
43 <, 456, XI. 36, 412. Stannard, Abiel S., XI. 47, 54.
Stage, XIII. 367; description of coach, stannard, Capt. Charles C. II. 152; IV.
XIV. 564; lines, III. 440, 633. 68> 81; piiot of the "Independence,"
Stagg, Mrs. S. S., member State Pioneer XIV. 206.
Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12. Stannard, Jeremiah, X. 83; sketch of XI.
Stahley, Daniel, death of, XI. 130. 47, 53.
"Staines," British gun boat, exchange of Stanton, Col. — , III. 187.
crew discussed, XV. 188. Stanton, Dr. — , III. 284.
526
INDEX.
Stanton, Mrs. (Mary McCloskey), V. 545.
Stanton, Mrs. Alexandrine, death of,
XIV. 93.
Stanton, Miss Alice, III. 484.
Stanton, E. and wife, I. 189.
Stanton, Edwin M., U. S. Secretary of
War, V. 546; XL 74.
Stanton, Elijah, I. 14, 189.
Stanton, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady, III. 376.
Stanton, Erastus H., biog., IX. 45.
Stanton, Mrs. Erastus H., IX. 46.
Stanton, Maj. Henry, I. 500; VI. 481;
XV. 30; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 46iy2.
Stanton, Mary C., IV. 195.
Stanton, Samuel, II. 461.
Stanton, "'Herald," "Journal," VI. 90.
Staples, Rev. Allen, III. 241-243, 356.
Staples, John, death of, VI. 340.
"Star," boat, XV. 680.
Starbird, Frank, VI. 211.
Staring H., III. 281.
Stark, Miss — (Mrs. Jeremiah D. Wil-
liams), XIII. 557.
Stark, Arthur, VIII. 18.
Stark, Mrs. Harriet, VI. 447.
Stark, Gapt. Henry, memoir of VIII. 18;
tribute to Dr. Milton Chase, VIII. 19.
Stark, Gen. John, V. 363.
Stark, "Mollie/' VIII. 18.
Stark & Miller, G. W., IX. 285.
Starkey, Henry, IV. 471; V. 421; soldier
of the Mexican war, VI. 19.
Starkey, Henry W., death of, XIV. 193.
Starkey, Lewis, V. 421.
Starkey, Richard, V. 421.
Starkie, Dr. — , V. 430.
Starks, Charles, XIII. 547, 562, 567;
memoir, XIII. 556.
Starks, John, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Starling, — , V. 533.
Starkweather, Alfred, merchant, XIV.
372.
Starkweather, Erastus W., II. 559, 561,
582, 584; V. 244; assessor, 1827, I. 510;
exhibit of fruit in 1847, X. 76.
Starkweather, Esther Ann (Mrs. Cox),
VI. 262.
Starkweather, George, A., II. 561.
Starkweather, Horace, I. 210.
Starkweather, Ira, V. 504; death of, VIII.
97; member of executive committee of
Agricultural college, 1855; VI. 125.
Starkweather, John, II. 12; death of, VI.
448.-
Starkweather, Leonard ("Uncle Stark"),
V. 229, 277.
Starkweather, Leonard, Jr., V. 229, 287.
Starkweather. William, first settler of
Plymouth, I. 444-446; II. 582; V. 244.
Starr, Calvin H., II. 184; V. 504; VI.
421; memorial report of St. Joseph
county, XIV. 186; vice president of
State Pioneer Society, XIV. viii., 18.
Starr, Joseph, attorney, XI. 313.
Starr, Ruel, I. 323, 130; VII. 480; land
entry, V. 385, 388, 393.
Starring, Rev. G. H., VI. 246.
Starved Rock, V. 94; scene of the final
extinction of the Illinois tribe, XIV.
258.
State fair (first) exhibitors, prizes, price
of grain, III. 245.
State Historical Society, see Michigan
State Historical Society.
State Industrial Home for Girls, XIV.
410.
State Pioneer Society, see Michigan
Pioneer Society.
State Public School, I. 127; XIV. 410.
State roads, see roads, also Michigan
State Military roads.
Stationery, for Col. McKee, XII. 170;
garrison supplies, X. 383.
Staton, Phoebe, death of, IX. 19.
Statt, John M., V. 505.
Staunton, A. W., VI. 234.
Staves, ordnance supplies, XII. 132; price
of, IX. 263; shipped from Jackson,
1877, II. 345.
Stead, Benjamin, I. 382; X. 86, 87; XIII.
430, 431; member Pontiac company, III.
560; name in old account book, V.
561; signs call for meeting to instruct
delegate to congress XII. 645; signs
petition for a representative in con-
gress, XII. 587; trustee of first Protest-
ant church of Detroit, III. 215,
Stead, Erastus, X. 35.
Stead, Robert, II. 572; member first Hor-
ticultural society, X. 75, 76.
Stead, Thomas, II. 573.
Stead, William, I. 572.
Steadman, Chauncey, death of, XIV. 190.
Steadman, E. A., III. 291.
Steadman, Miss Maria (Mrs. Hamlin),
X. 185.
Steadman, William, XIII. 567.
Steamboat, first on Lake Erie, I. 384,
407; II. 38, 567; III. 155, 222, 576;
XIV. 537; description of, IV. 79; XIV.
560; first visit to Detroit, XIV. 657;
how named, IV. 477; Indian name for,
XIV. 230; opinions of the French and
Indians on its first appearance, XIV.,
156; its motor power, XIV. 560; size1
of, X. 87; story of its last trip, list of
passengers, V. 8, 9; when built, I. 505;
wrecked, I. 408; IV. 80; V. 8, 9; X.
87.
Steamboat hotel, I. 396; III. 573; VII.
254; location of, X. 92.
Stearns, — , IX. 281.
Stearns, Allan M., attorney, XI. 313.
Stearns, Alpheus, death of, XI. 94.
Stearns, Daniel, VII. 174.
INDEX. 5U7
Stearns, Joseph D., soldier of the Mex- Stebbins, Thompson P., death of, XIV.
ican war, VI. 19. 68.
Stearns, Rev. Lewis F., A. M., instructor Stech, R. .M., VI. 269.
in Albfon college, II. 207. Steds, Betsey, IV. 283.
Stearns, Judge Ozora P., VI. 48. Steebel, Frank, death of, XIV. 68.
Stearns, Sidney, death of, VIII. 101, 112. Steed, Renodine, II. 246, 247.
Stearns, Willard E., I. 499; IV. 424; XIV. Steel, Ellen E. (Mrs. Pierce), V. 437.
415. Steel, Mrs. H., IX. 255.
Stears, Edmund, III. 609, 610; V. 504, Steel, Henry F., remarks of, V. 513.
517; member State Pioneer Society, II. Steel, J. H., I. 253.
184. Steel, for Indians, X. 633; XII. 41, 83,
Stears, Mrs. Edmund, V. 505. 147, 158, 175, 225, 242, 258, 275, 285,
Stears, Thomas, member State Pioneer 288, 303; XV. 607, 614, 615, 645, 646,
Society, XIV. 196. 648, 655; garrison supplies, X. 363,
Stebbins, — , XIV. 387. 364, 383, 513, 514, 655; first made in
Stebbins, Abiram, V. 125. Lake Superior district, XI. 168; ship-
Stebbins, Rev. Calvin, II. 53. ment of, 1789, XII. 5; flint used for
Stebbins, Charles, III. 362. starting fires, XIV. 209, 609.
Stebbins, Cortland B., III. 7; V. v., 16; Steele, Commodore — , British officer,
VI. 9, 78, 131; VII. 405, 417; VII. viii., XV. 66; superannuated, XV. 74.
15; IX. 9; XI. v., 7, 8, 12; XIII. 6, 14, Steele, Dr. — , (Saratoga), elected honor-
200; XIV. 1, 19, 20; chosen to repre- ary member of State Historical Society,
sent State Pioneer Society at the semi- XII. 319.
centennial celebration, IX. 218; Deputy Steele, Judge — , (New York), XIV. 574.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Steele, Rev. — , XIII. 409.
VI. 416; IX. 92; "Father Winter and Steele, Mrs. Alice A., V. 15.
his family," VIII. 178; gift of, IX. Steele, Rev. Ebenezer, III. 243.
11; member State Historical Society, Steele, Edward, IV. 420.
XII. 327; member State Pioneer So- Steele, Elias, XIV. 480.
ciety, II. 186; memorial reports of Steele, Henry, TX. 263; planted an or-
Ingham county, IX. 41; XI. 43; XIII. chard, IX. 268; resolution on death of,
196; XIV. 97; story of a Pioneer, or VI. 389, 391.
memoirs of himself, V. 125; vice presi- Steele, John, comptroller of the treasury,
dent of State Pioneer Society, VIII. XIII. 495.
xiii.; IX. xi.; XI. vii. 10; XIII. 4, Steele, Lott C., II. 315.
26; XIV. vii., 18. Steele, Mathias, XV. 572, 574.
Stebbins, Mrs. Cortland B. (Miss Eliza Steele, Paul, biog., XIV. 106, 109.
Smith), V. 131; XIII. 200; biog., XIII. Steele, Rev. R. H., VII. 593, 594.
196, 199; member Board of Control of Steele, Rev. Salmon, III. 243.
Industrial Schools for Girls, XIII. 199; Steele, Thomas and family, XI. 452.
remarks of, V. 511. Steele, William, IX. 45.
Stebbins, Elizabeth R., death of, VIII. Steel's Landing (now Lament), IX. 263.
55. Steelyards, ordnance supplies, XII. 132.
Stebbins, Eliza, see Stebbins, Mrs. C. B. Steer, David, VII. 540.
Stebbins, Francis R., III. 8; VIII. 54; IX. Steere, W. B., member Nurserymen and
5; XI. 10; XIV. 7, 25; "An old time Fruit Growers' Association, X. 80-83.
trip to Lake Superior," IX. 108; chosen Steers, John, original member of the
to represent State Pioneer Society at Washingtonian Society, XIII. 390.
semi-centennial celebration, IX. 218; Steevens, Henry E., V. 471; X. 108.
member State Pioneer Society, III. Steevens, O., V. 476.
266; VII. ix; remarks of XIV 27 Steffens, Rev. N. M., D. D., IX. 306,
Stebbins, Mrs. Francis R., IX. 108 308; Prof- of Theol°gy in H°Pe Col-
Stebbins, J. D., VIII. 232.
Stebbins, Jerry, XI. 563. | egar> Mrs. Barbara death of, VII. 552.
Stebbins, Joseph P death of, XI. 84. f^™^ %££ g^lSL
Stebbins, Lewis, III. 403. Stegeman, G., III. 281.
Stebbins, Lewis, III. 403. Stegeman, J., III. 281.
Stebbins, Dr. N. D., member State Histor- Stegeman, M., III. 281.
ical Society, XII. 324. Stein, Hubert,' I. 296.
Stebbins P. A., first supervisor of Kal- Stein, Michael, death of, XIV. 186.
amo township. III. 403. Steinbeck, John, on census roll of Detroit,
Stebbins, T. T., first clerk of Kalamo 1827, XII. 461 y..
township, III. 403, 422, 426. Steinberg, Mrs. — " death of, VIII. 98. -
528 INDEX.
Steinbrook, Samuel, III. 583, 584, 587, VI. vii.; VII. 547; XI. v., 7, 8; XIII.
590. 6; XIV. 20; memorial report of Mon-
Steiner, Jacob, violin maker, V. 309. roe county, V. vii., 484; VI. 383; VII.
Steiner, Mrs. John, V. 485. 551; XI. 105; XIV. 138; member State
Steinhoff, Dr. — , II. 405. Pioneer Society, III. 268; vice presi-
Steininger, J. W., III. 294. dent, III. 100; IV. ix., 8; V. 1; VI.
Steketee, John, XL 89. 3, 7; VII. ix., 3, 4, 7; VIII. xiii., 9;
Steketee, Paul, bank director, VI. 324. IX. xii.; XL vii, 10; XIII. 26; XIV.
Stellberger, David, III. 480. viii, 18.
Stellwagon, George H., county treasurer Sterling, Samuel, II. 561, 5£2.
in 1875-6, I. 520. Sterling, Capt. (Lieut.) William, IX.
Stem, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII. 132. 473; signs statement of condition of
Stephens, see also Stevens. militia, XV. 280; and wife on census
Stephens, Alexander H., tribute to the roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
convention of 1787, XL 147, 148. Sterne, Lawrence, XL 216.
Stephens, Mrs. Catherine, V. 527. Sterns, Diantha R., IV. 283.
Stephens, D. S., letter of regret to F. W. Stetson, Dr. Ezra, V. 408. 409.
Lankenaw, VII. 324. Stetson, H. A., II. 339, 340.
Stephens, F. H., banker, III. 321. Stetson, Isaac, attorney, memoir, V. 441.
Stephens, George1 R., IV. 451. Stetson, James, II. 398.
Stephens, Henry, IV. 315; VII. 561. Stetson, John C., county clerk in 1875-6,
Stephens, Henry (C.), I. 423; III. 568; I. 519.
XIV. 588. Stetson, Mynor, death of, XIII. 281.
Stephens, J. A., member of the Brady Stetson, S., II. 430.
Guards, XIII. 525. Stetson, Turner, II. 372, 409.
Stephens, J. H., first alderman of Alpena, Steuben, Baron, visited Quebec to receive
VI. 184. transfer of territory, XIV. 659.
Stephens, John, IV. viii; V. 568; biog. Steuben, Maj. Gen. — , XL 378.
IV. 450. Stevens, see also Stephens.
Stephens, John & Son, IV. 451. Stevens, — , III. 46, 47.
Stephens, John E., IV. 451. Stevens, Deacon — , II. 525.
Stephens, Roe, publisher, VI. 98. Stevens, Lieut. — , British soldier, XV.
Stephens & Beatty, IV. 451. 542, 550, 572.
Stephens & Chapaton, V. 460, 465. Stevens, Mrs. — , IV. 462; V. 454.
Stephen & Field, IV. 451. Stevens, Mrs. — , VI. 82.
Stephenson, see also Stevenson. Stevens, A., land entry, III. 405.
Stephenson, — , V. 287. Stevens, A. A., III. 545; VII. 494.
Stephenson, George, inventor, I. 132; III. Stevens, A. C., III. 433; VII. 403; VIII.
494; applied steam to locomotives, VII. 240, 241.
453; built the "Rocket," prize winning Stevens, Albert, IV. 366.
locomotive engine in 1831, IX. 272. Stevens, Alexander, II. 480.
Stephenson, John, IV. 293, 302, 303. Stevens, Andrew L., VI. 478.
Stephenson, Helen (Mrs. A. Hunt), VII. Stevens, Mrs. Ann H., honorary member
314, 569. State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Stephenson, Margaret M., VII. 314. Stevens, Appleton, first supervisor of
Stephenson, Mrs. Mary, V. 449. Portsmouth township, III. 333.
Stephenson, Samuel M., I. 269. Stevens, Ashe, death of, XIII. 228.
Stephenson, Mrs. Thomas, death of, XIV. Stevens, Benjamin, death of, VIII. 21.
184. Stevens, Rev. C. B., VII. 177.
Stephenson, William, III. 451. Stevens, D. R., IV. 226.
Steples, W., VI. 177. Stevens, Mrs. Elisha, biog., XIII. 219,
Sterling, see also Stirling. 221:
Sterling, — , VI. 385. Stevens, Ezra, I. 296.
Sterling,' A. W., II. 444. Stevens, Frederick J., I. 429.
Sterling, Mrs. Abbey, V. 545. Stevens, George M., VII. 280.
Sterling, Isaac, II. 309. Stevens, Miss Harriet (Mrs. Knight),
Sterling, Capt. James, VIII. 465; IX. , __ . _ „. ...
473, 583; X. 256; commander of French |^' g^g V ^
citizens at siege of Detroit, VIII. 328, stevens' Henry,' first settler of Litchfield,
329, 351, 355; obtained leave to visit j jgg ^gj 207
Detroit, IX. 349- soldiers buried in Stevens,' Judge" Herman W., VI. 410.
cellar of house, VI. 509. Stevens, Gen. Hester L., congressman,
Sterling, John, XIV. 332. III. 124; VII. 563; XL 253; XII. 583.
Sterling, Joseph M., IV. 6; V. 10, 12, 337; Stevens, Hiram, death of, XIV. 193. -
INDEX.
529
Stevens, Horace, member of the Legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Stevens, J. K., VII. 280.
Stevens, Capt. Jacob, first white settler
of Grand Blanc, VII. 233, 391, 393, 403;
XIV. 507; first town meeting held at
house of, III. 434; first mill at Flint
built by, 1833, III. 435, 436; removed
Indian idol Bab-o-quah, X. 140.
Stevens, John, III. 504; VII. 464.
Stevens, John, stage driver, X. 121.
Stevens, John V., death of, XIII. 241.
Stevens, Rev. L. S., VII. 283, 294.
Stevens, Leander, IV. 366.
Stevens, Levi, death of, IX. 58.
Stevens, Louise, death of, XIII. 229.
Stevens, Luther F., attorney, XI. 313.
Stevens, Lynus F., I. 307.
Stevens, Mrs. M. B. (Miss Adams), VII.
616.
Stevens, Marcus, IV. viii.; V. 567; biog.,
IV. 449; member of the Brady Guards,
XIII. 526.
Stevens, Marilla C. (Mrs. Barnes), VII.
494.
Stevens, Mark W., XIII. 181.
Stevens, Menzo C., VII. 278; biog., VII.
279.
Stevens, Orlando S., death of, VIII. 55.
Stevens, Pelick, I. 207; V. 434.
Stevens, Robert, I. 417.
Stevens, Robert L., III. 399.
Stevens, Rufus W., surveyor, III. 576;
VII. 93, 95, 233, 235, 243, 271, 403;
VIII. 240, 241; X. 139, 140; early post-
master, IV. 360, 365; Indian store of,
III. 460.
Stevens, Mrs. Rufus W. (Miss Williams),
IV. 366; VT. 241; VII. 559; X. 195,
196, 206; XIV. 539.
Stevens, S. H., I. 296.
Stevens, Mrs. Samuel (Miss Stout), VIII.
54.
Stevens, Mrs. Sarah A., V. 396.
Stevens, Sears, student of branch univer-
sity at Detroit, V. 543.
Stevens, Sherman, III. 582; VII. v., vi.,
233, 236, 403; VIII. 7; X. 144; "Build-
ing of the Pontiac railroad," XIII. 484;
early days in Genesee, VII. 394;
"Sketch of early pioneer life, VII. 93.
Stevens, Talmadge, death of, VIII. 46.
Stevens, Theodosia, death of, VII. 543.
Stevens, Thomas G., IV. 213.
Stevens, Walter G., soldier of the Black
Hawk war, V. 504; built first house in
St. Joseph county, V. 507; death of,
XI. 132; remarks of, V. 506.
Stevens, William, VI. 175, 177.
Stevens, William C., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Stevens, William F., IV. 404.
Stevens, Willis, death of, XIII. 241.
Stevens, Zobedia, IV. 366.
67
Stevens & Turnbull. loss by fire, VI. 185.
Stevens family, III. 582.
Stevens Hotel, V. 47.
Stevenson, see also Stephenson.
Stevenson, — , X. 123.
Stevenson, Capt. — , XII. 50, 214.
Stevenson, Lieut. — , soldier of the Mex-
ican war, VII. 113.
Stevenson, Benjamin, III. 606; bid on
first court house of Saginaw county, X.
126.
Stevenson, Edward, biog., XI. 47, 54;
elder in the Mormon church, XIV. 618;
postmaster, III. 472.
Stevenson, F. W., III. 476.
Stevenson, J. P., publisher, III. 488; VI.
80.
Stevenson, James A., publisher, VI. 74.
Stevenson, John, death of, XIV. 193.
Stevenson, John H., publisher, VI. 74.
Stevenson, Martha (Mrs. A. M. Clark),
III. 641.
Stevenson, Nancy, death of, VII. 466;
VIII. 45.
Stevenson, T. G., publisher, III. 488.
Stevenson, T. G. & Co., publishers, VI.
79.
Stevenson & Taylor, publishers, III. 488.
Stevenson family, converted to Mormon-
ism, XIV. 618.
Stevenson (Ala.), Michigan troops at,
III. 166.
Stever, Mrs. Marie E. (Miss Marie E.
Munson), XIII. 273.
Steves, E. S. M., death of, V. 448.
Steward, A. T., member of relief commit-
tee for Holland, IX. 339.
Steward, Lieut. Col. David, VIII. 241.
Steward, John, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Steward, Joseph, V. 448.
Steward, R., V. 474.
Stewart, see also Stuart.
Stewart, — , VII. 581.
Stewart, — , deserter from American
army, XV. 35.
Stewart, Miss — , III. 644.
Stuart, Miss — (Mrs. Booth), XIII. 159.
Stewart, A. L., X. 123; XIII. 358.
Stewart, A. T., I. 141; V. 544.
Stewart, Abzora, death of, XI. 96.
Stewart, Adam D., collector of customs,
Mackinac, 1818, VI. 348; XII. 607;
signs petition for a representative in
Congress, XII. 587.
Stewart, Capt. Albert, IV. 346.
Stewart, Col. (Capt. Maj. Gen.), Alexan-
der, British soldier, XI. 416; XII. 50;
XV. 8, 343, 458, 499, 503, 511, 517, 523;
directed to request release of prisoners
of war, XV. 491; letters from Capt.
Basden, XV. 516; M. Elliott, XV. 497;
Lieut. George Jackson, XV. 514; En-
530 INDEX.
sign Mills, XV. 498; to Maj. Gen. Riall, Stewart, Isabella Graham Duffield (Mrs.
XV. 508, 513, 515. Morse S.), death of, XIII. 284.
Stewart, Almira, XIV. 325. Stewart, James, VI. 478; XIV. 325, 415.
Stewart, Alvan, XI. 305; XIII. 389; XIV. Stewart, James H., graduate of Hillsdale
287, 310. College, 1853, VI. 146.
Stewart, Anna O., IV. 195. Stewart, Jane, officer of the Ladies' Or-
Stewart, Archibald, death of, VIII. 21. phan Association, XIV. 417.
Stewart, Aura P., IV. vii., 324; VI. 405, Stewart, Col. John S., II. 544; III. 52,
413; "His recollections of Counsellor 348; IV. 260, 399-401, 403; V. 247, 319-
O'Keefe," XIII. 336; "Recollections of 321; VI. 261; XIV. 294, 303, 319, 325,
the early settlements of St. Clair 411; memoir, V. 273.
county," IV. 324. Stewart, John, Jr., II. 213; V. 256 274;
Stewart, "Bill," V. 422-424, 426. XIV. 303; student of the Detroit
Stewart, Cephas, sketch of, III. 618. Branch at the University, V. 543.
Stewart, Charles. I. 345, 512; IV. 316, Stewart, Capt. John H., I. 471; IV. 324,
317, 338, 339; XIV. 303, 325, 417; mes- 334; V. 505; biog. IV. 351-354.
senger from Gen. Harrison to Com. Stewart, John R., accountant, VI. 323.
Perry, IV. 328. Stewart, John W., death of, XIII. 159,
Stewart, D., III. 292. 212.
Stewart, Daniel, XIV. 303; account of Stewart, Joseph, V. 252, 274; XIV. 303
stormy trip to Michigan, IV. 333-336. 323, 325.
Stewart, Mrs. Daniel, death of, XI. 132. Stewart, Mrs. Joseph, XIII. 133.
Stewart, Duncan, II. 179. Stewart, Capt. Lansing, V. 610.
Stewart, Rev. B. J., IV. 178. Stewart, Leon H., III. 349, 360.
Stewart, Mrs. E. M. Sheldon, I. 344B; Stewart, Mrs. Leon H., V. 265, 266.
IV. 8; V. vi., vii., 13; VI. vii.; VII. Stewart, Levi, V. 274.
4, 5; chosen to represent State Pioneer Stewart, Lewis, XIV. 304, 325.
Society at semi-centennial celebration, Stewart, M., member State Historical
IX. 218; "Early settlement of Ann Society, XII. 324.
Arbor" VI. 443; "Early settlement of Stewart, Maria (Mrs. Harry Conant),
Mt. Clemens/' VI. 357, 359; "First set- VIII. 180.
tlement of Jackson," V. 348; "First Stewart, Mary, XIV. 303, 325.
settlement of Pontiac," VI. 384; "In- Stewart, Mary Ann, XIV. 303.
cidents in the life of Eber Ward," VI. Stewart, Mrs. Mary B., death of, XIII.
471; "James Robinson's experience," V. 241.
500; "Henry Cottrell's experience," V. Stewart, Mary Graveratt, IV. 331, 333,
503; membei* State Pioneer Society, 339; expert needlewoman, IV. 346.
III. 268; IV. 8; sends letter of Major Stewart, Mrs. Mary McCamly, death of
Edwards to Col. Shoemaker, III. 148. XIV. 67.
Stewart, Ebenezer, land entry, II. 449. Stewart, Mathias L., county treasurer in
Stewart, Edwin, XIV. 325. 1875-6, I. 520.
Stewart, Elinor, XIV. 303, 325. Stewart, Dr. Morse, II. 65; III. 644; IV.
Stewart, Eliza, XIV. 325. 438, 448; VII. 607.
Stewart, Elizabeth, XIV. 303. Stewart, Mrs. Morse, III. 644.
Stewart, Ellen J., IV. 197. Stewart, Nathaniel H., attorney, XI. 313.
Stewart, Enoch, V. 248; XIV. 294, 303. Stewart, Paul, X. 123.
Stewart, Ezekiel R., death of, VII. 465. Stewart, Peter, escaped from Wyoming
Stewart, Garret G., IV. 346, 347, 352. massacre, V. 273.
Stewart, Hart L., V. 508, 510; member Stewart, Phoebe, XIV. 325.
Board of Commissioners of Internal Stewart, Ransom, V. 131.
Improvement, XIII. 357. Stewart, Robert, VI. 478.
Stewart Harvey I 442' III 327' VI Stewart, Robert, student of Branch Uni-
413; commission 'issued b/Gov/Cass Qfversi;y' Detr°it: VT" ^.
H, 352 354, 355 contracts to fur- « *™«^ ^9.2".
msh and save timber from con- stewart) Sophronia, XIV. 303.
fiscation, IV. o25, 326; driven from har- Stewart, Taylor, IV. 403; V. 248; XIV.
vest field by Indians, IV. 326; messen- 303.
ger from Gen. Harrison to Com. Perry, Stewart, Thomas, I. 403; X. 93.
IV. 328. Stewart, William, V. 260.
Stewart, Rev. I. D., trustee of Hillsdale Stewart, William E., publisher, VI. 95.
College, VI. 163. Stewart & Sirnare, I. 403.
Stewart, Isabella (Mrs. W. H. Brown), Stickney. — , makes payment to Ottawas,
XIV. 303. XII. 594.
INDEX. 531
Stickney, — , son of Major, I. 175; VI. Stimpson, Phoebe, death of, XIII. 212.
382. Stimson, Benjamin G., comptroller, city
Stickney, Maj. — , II. 17; XL 156, 225; of Detroit, II. 63; gift of, XII. 337;
arrest of, I. 174, 178; VI. 382. member State Horticultural Society,
Stickney, Mrs. Ann D., death of, XIII. X. 75-78.
241. Stimson, Mrs. Cynthia M., biog., XIV.
Stickney, Benjamin F., XII. 565. 100.
Stickney, George, bank cashier, IX. 285; Stimson, H., III. 281.
"Manufactures, Actual and and Possi- Stimson, Rev. L. B., III. 620.
ble," IX. 286. Stimson, Thomas D., bank director, VI.
Stickney, John N., VII. 107; member of 324.
Congregational convention, 1842, XII. Stine, Daniel, death of, XIII. 164, 167.
358. Stinkards, Indians, see Puants.
Stickney, Z. R., death of, VIII. 21. Stinson, Benjamin J., member of the
Stile, Joshuah, X. 452. Brady Guards, XIII. 525.
Stiles, Alfred, X. 39. Stinson, John, member State Historical
Stiles, David, I. 179. Society, XII. 331.
Stiles, M. Elva (Mrs. J. V. Spencer), Stinson, Mrs. L. C., XI. 28.
XIV. 75. Stirling, see also Sterling.
Stiles, Mrs. Mrs. Frances A., XL 60. Stirling, Daniel, V. 338.
Stiles, Miss Maria (Mrs. Asa Phelps), V. Stirling, David, V. 347; XIV. 91, S3;
289. biog., V. 337.
Stiles, N., I. 179. Stirling, Mrs. David (Mary M. Harvey ),
Stiles, Dr. Oliver J., VIII. 207. V. 337; biog., XIV. 88, 91.
Stiles, Pomeroy, death of, VII. 562. Stirling, James, V. 337; biog., XIV. 88,
Stiles, R. E., I. 179. 93.
Stiles, Ralph, II. 325. Stirling, Mrs. James (Francina B. Gar-
Stiles Royal, II. 227. ton), XIV. 93.
Stiles, Zebediah, V. 265. Stirling, William, father of David, V.
Stiles & Cook, III. 291. 337.
Still, William, III. 286. Stirling, William, son of David, Vi 337.
Stillman, — , II. 544. Stirling Springs, analysis of, III. 427.
Stillman, Gen. — , attacked Indians, V. Stitchler, George, death of, VII. 567, 571.
175; XII. 426, 427, 435. Stitt, Joseph, sheriff of St. Clair county,
Stillman, Mrs. D. D., death of, VIII. 98. VI. 411.
Stillman, Harriet, II. 545. Stitt, Robert M., IV. 399, 403.
Stillman, 0. W., II. 636. Stitts, Mrs. Joseph, death of, XIII. 229.
Stillman's battalion, XII. 426. Stoaky, Benjamin, V. 346.
Stillman's Run. where first gun in Sac Stobbelaar, Rev. J., IX. 308, 309.
and Fox war was fired, XII. 435. Stockbridge, Francis B., II. 140; XIV.
Stillson, Baker, VI. 252. 523; member of Legislature and U. S.
Stillson, Caroline, V. 231; XIV. 367, 380, Senator, III. 306.
381. Stockbridge, Mrs. Francis B. (Miss Ar-
Stillson, Christine Bowne1 (Mrs. E. L. nold), XIV. 523.
G. S.), VI. 254, 255. Stockdon, John, signed address to Maj.
Stillson, David, V. 230. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656, 661.
Stillson, Eli LeGrand, V. 317, 319; VI. Stocker Hill (Richmond, Va.), III. 178.
254; member of the Legislature, XIV. Stocking, — , IV. 293.
413; memoir, V. 230. Stocking, Amos, death of, VIII. 58.
Stillson, Mrs. Eli LeGrand, XIV. 367. Stocking, Mrs. Diadama, death of, VII.
Stillson, Jonathan, death of, XIII. 241. 589.
Stillson, Leonard, III. 350; published Stocking, T., entered land in 1825, III.
first paper in Battle Creek, VI. 72. 563.
Stillson, Sophia, V. 316. Stockman, — , IV. 509.
Stillwell, John, VIII. 106. Stocks and clasps sent to Michilimack-
Stillwell, Martha (Mrs. Bazil Harrison), inac, XV. 632.
incident of her marriage, XI. 203. Stockton, — , early pupil of Romeo Acad-
Stilson, Thomas, III. 447. emy, II. 445.
Stimpson, E. B., VII. 584. Stockton, Gen. John, soldier of wars of
Stimpson, Elliott, XIV. 361, 362. 1812 alid 1861, III. 103; IV. 240, 355;
Stimpson, Mrs. H. J., death of, VII. 465. V. 472-473; VI. vi., 361, 481; X. 85;
Stimpson, Ira, III. 371. XIII. 2; early settlement of Mt. Clem-
Stimpson, Mrs. M. M., death of, XIV. ens, VI. 357; first clerk of county and
111. first postmaster of Mt. Clemens, IV.
532 INDEX.
v
311; V. 459, 465, 466; member State Stone, Rev. Eli, II. 148, 150; first super-
Legislature, V. 480, 481; of State His- visor of Tekonsha township, II. 246.
torical Society, XII. 324, 339; president Stone, Elvy, IV. 195.
of Macomb County bank, V. 474; re- Stone, G. R., III. 281, 292.
viewed milita parade, 1836, V. 57. Stone, G. W., III. 281.
Stockton, Mrs. John, IV. 477; V. 465; Stone, Hiram, member of the Legislature,
VI. 357-358. XIV. 413.
Stockton, Mary, V. 474. Stone, Horace, VII. 487.
Stockton, Commodore Robert Field, X. Stone, Horace A., memoir of,* VII. 487*.
19. Stone, I. L. (D.), superintendent of
Stockton, Col. Thomas B. W., soldier of schools, II. 216; III. 359.
Mexican and civil wars, II. 176; VI. Stone, Mrs. I. L., III. 361.
297; VII. 141, 143, 485. Stone, J., III. 280, 281.
Stockton, Mrs. Thomas B. W., III. 448. Stone, J. D., III. 280.
Stockton W. C., publisher. VI. 87. Stone, Dr. James, A. B., educator, IV.
Stockwell, Mrs. A. E. (Miss Belknap), 260; V. 419, 426; IX. 93; X. 19; XIII.
XI. 91. 516, 572; XIV. 17, 326, 328, 350; ad-
Stockwell, Rev. Charles F., A. B., in- dressed State Pioneer meeting, III.
structor in Albion College, II. 205. 527; death of, XIII. 212; his work re-
Stockwell, John, III. 35, 36; XII. Ill; viewed, X. 24-32; libel case against
XV. 681, 682. teachers, VII. 490; member State His-
Stockwell, Made-Ion (Mrs. Turner), first torical Society, XII. 323; member State
woman graduate of the University of Pioneer Society, II. 184; XIII. 36, 37;
Michigan, IX. 98. postmaster, f-ditor, XIV. 335; reunion
.Stockweil, Martin P., VII. 531; trustee of pupils of and historical address, X.
of Hillsdale College, VI. 163. 24; sketch of. XIV. 329-335.
rstockwell, Seth, death of, XIII. 113. Stone, Mrs. James A. B., see Stone,
"Stockwell, Thiren A., death of, III. 556. Lucinda H.
Stoddard, — , imprisoned for shooting Stone, James B., printer, III. 273.
Mr. Sloat, V. 246. Stone, James H., publisher, II. 77; VI.
Stoddard, Allan, VI. 388; IX. 263, 268. 94; XI. vi.; XIV. 335; "Sketch of
Stoddard, Gen. (Maj.) Amos, took formal Judge Bazil Harrison," XI. 200.
possession of land east of Mississippi Stone, John W., circuit judge, III. 286;
river, 1804, V. 172, 174. congressman, III. 124, 272; opposed
Stoddard, Anthony, V. 354. pension bill of Mexican war soldiers,
Stoddard, Asa, called the "Farmer poet," VI. 23.
III. 532, 541. Stone, Miss Lois (Mrs. Alexis Ransom),
Stoddard, Lieut Byron, a soldier of the XIV. 115.
rebellion, V. 356. Stone, Mrs. Lottie, death of, XI. 26.
Stoddard, Goodwin, I. 398; II. 199, 208, Stone, Lucinda (Lucy) Hinsdale (Mrs.
212; V. 354. J. A. B. S.), educator, III. ix.; V.
Stoddard, Jesse, I. 180. 419, 420; IX. 93; XIV. 328-330; guide
Stoddard, Lois, V. 356. to young ladies touring Europe, XIV.
Stoddard, Mrs. Oscar, death of, VII. 551. 336; her work reviewed, X. 24-32;
Stoddard, Samson, M. D., II. 204; biog., sketch of, III. 532.
V. 354; first physician, clerk and treas- Stone, Myron H., attorney, XI. 313.
urer of Jackson county, II. 278, 295, Stone, S. L., III. 281.
296, 308, 309; land purchase, II. 273. Stone, Thomas, ferryman, IX. 602, 657;
Stoddard, Mrs. Samson, V. 356. salary, X. 636.
Stoddard, Warren, death of, VII. 551. Stone, W. A., M. D., asylum physician,
Stoddard, William, I. 157. XIII. 307.
Stoddard William, Knight of Normandy, Stone, Warren, II. 582.
1066, V. 354. Stone, William H., teacher, III. 288; IV.
Stogde'n, Col. — , see Stockton, Gen. John. 195.
Stokes, Sergeant, prisoner among the In- Stone, Zelotus, II. 433, 435.
dians, XII. 454. Stone Bros., publishers, VI. 81.
Stokes, Nathaniel and family, XI. 452. Stone & Wyatt, VI. 254.
Stoke's Battery, II. 616. Stone, age of, VII. 451; artificial, where
Stolys, William, member State Pioneer made, II. 342; bottles, garrison sup-
Society, I. 90. plies, XIi. 124; implements found in
Stone, Ashael, II. 208. Indian mounds, II. 41, 42; VIII. 137,
Stone, Mrs. Aurelia, death of, IX. 40. 146; pipe (poi-gren), of Indians, pre-
Stone, C. W., county treasurer in 1875-6, sented State Historical Society, XII.
I. 520. 329; sacrificed to Indians, XIV. 212;
INDEX.
533
used for building magazines in 1811,
XV. 54, 55.
Stone Quarry Creek (Monguagon), loca-
tion of, XIII. 313.
Stonehouse, Father — , priest, I. 297.
Stonen, A. £1., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Stoneware, shipped from Jackson in
1877, II. 346.
Stoney creek, III. 571; VI. 363; XII. 376.
Stony Island, quarries on in 1749, II. 102.
Stores, military and naval, building for,
estimated expense of, XII. 57; captured
by British at Mackinaw, war of 1812,
XI. 15; at the Miami, XV. 138; at Ni-
agara, XV. 454; corn and sugar at Mich-
ilimackinac, 1796, XII. 206, 207; de-
stroyed by U. S. troops at York, XV.
327; for British, 1811-12, XV. 55, 70;
destroyed, XV. 95, 327, 428; engineers'
and mechanics' tools, orders for, X. 363,
364, 441, 442 513, 514, 519-522, 534;
for Indian department, XII. 41, 82, 88,
96, 152, 256, 262, 263, 273-289, 294; XI.
325, 331, 339, 346, 352, 417, 437, 420,
426; XII. 102, 103, 117, 119, 124-141,
157, 164 182, 200, 221-235, 302; XIV.
575; XV. Ill, 124, 130, 189, 200, 223,
248, 258, 265-267, 425; where provision
was stored for U. S. troops, XV. 535,
536.
Storey, Wilbur F., publisher, II. 323;
IV. 457; VI. 79, 80; VII. 99, 100, 418.
Storey, Mrs. Wilbur F., IV. 457; V. 545.
Storey & Cheney, publishers, II. 75.
Storick, Isaac, VI. 215.
Storick, John, death of, IX. 18.
Storms, Mrs. O. J. (Mrs. May King), XI.
67.
Storrick, Mrs. — , VII. 346.
Storrs, C. L., VI. 396.
Storrs, Cordial and wife, VI. 495.
Storrs, Mrs. J. (Miss Comings), XIV.
127.
Storrs & Weyman, millers, IX. 255.
Stor'rs's mill, IX. 285.
Story, Joseph, U. S. justice, III. 130;
fate of Indians, III. 272.
"Story of Another Pioneer," V. 125.
Stoughton, Capt. — , IV. 144.
Stoughton, Rev. — , IV. 88.
Stoughton, Dillucena, III. 567.
Stoughton, William, death of, XIII. 241.
Stoughton, William L., attorney, XI. 313;
Attorney General, III. 117; Congress-
man, III. 124.
Stout, Andrew, VIII. 54.
Stout, Andrew DeWitt, biog., VIII. 50,
54.
Stout, Byron G., XI. 12; speaker of the
house of representatives, VI. 294.
Stout, Rev. Charles B., IV. 218.
Stout, David, B., III. 280, 286.
Stout, Francis, death of, VII. 545.
Stout, George, I. 245, 248.
Stout, Ira, first alderman of Alpena, VI.
184, 211.
Stout, Mrs. J. S. (Miss Hotchkiss), XIII.
158.
Stout, John, VIII. 54; XI. 94.
Stout, Lycurgus S., XIII. 160.
Stout, Mrs. Lycurgus S. (Miss Ella Rog-
ers), XIII. 160.
Stout, Samuel, VIII. 54.
Stout, Mrs. Susan I., death of, XIII. 276.
Stovee, — , X. 592.
Stover, Mrs. Martha (Miss Kirkland),
XI. 92.
Stovin, Maj. Gen. Benjamin, XV. 453,
468, 665, 666, 680; arrival at Burling-
ton, XV,. 468: letter to Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 550; reported location of tT.
S. troops, XV. 469.
Stow, Adaline, IV. 366.
Stow, Emeline, IV. 366.
Stow, Judge Lyman, IV. 365; VII. 233,
392; X. 139; first postmaster of Flint,
first supervisor of township, III. 434,
436.
Stow, William T., I. 239.
Stowe, Prof. Calvin, of Cincinnati, honor-
ary member State Historical Society,
XII. 321.
Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Beecher, XIV. 445.
Stowe, John, IV. 271.
Stowe, Merrick, III. 436.
Stowe, Rev. Timothy, III. 399.
Stowel, Lewis D., early teacher of Web-
ster township, XIII. 563.
Stowel, Stephen, second postmaster of
Webster township, XIII. 549.
Stowell. A. H.. I. 32, 455, 496.
Stowell, Charles H., M. D., instructor in
University of Michigan, XIII. 140, 141.
Stowell, Charlotte, death of, XIV. 135.
Stowell, Ira, V. 487.
Stowell, Joseph, VI. 421.
Stowell, Joseph C., V. 522; IX. 40.
Stowell, Mrs. Joseph C., reminscence, V.
521.
Stowell, Lorenzo, I. 209.
Stowell, Margaret, death of. VIII. 45.
Stowell, Mrs. Nellie S. (Miss Stone), VII.
487.
Stowell, Mrs. S., XIII. 251.
Stowell, Silas W., II. 303, 325, 328, 334.
Stowell, Mrs. Silas W., death of, VII.
465.
Stowell & Collier, II. 334.
Stowell & Welling, II. 334.
Strahan, — , designed furniture for new
capitol, III. 11.
Straight, Col. A. S., II. 612; IV. 147.
Straight, Mrs. A. S., IV. 249.
Straight, Charles, memoir of, XIV. 479.
Straight, Mrs. Charles (Mary Towner),
XIV. 479.
534 INDEX.
Straight, Daniel, XIV. 468, 474; memoir, 250; VII. 195, 256; XIV. 491; grown
XIV. 477. in Ottawa county, IX. 269.
Straight, Mrs. Daniel (Marcia Terris), Straws, "Father" — , IV. 462.
XIV. 478. Straws, Mrs. Sarah, slave, death of, XIII.
Straight, E. J., death of, VIII. 45. 231.
Straight, Enos, XIV. 474; memoir, XIV. Stray, George, VII. 357. *
477. Strayer, — , II. 265.
Straight, Mrs. Enos (Miss Mercy Jones), Streeb, George, IX. 71.
XIV. 478. Street, Joseph M., I. 195.
Straight, Rev. Freeborn W., II. 88; trus- Streeter, A. L., III. 280.
tee of Hillsdale College, VI. 154, 162. Streeter, B., III. 280.
Straight, Jane (Mrs. Reuben Wight), Streeter, Elias, III. 280.
XIV. 479. Streeter, H., III. 280.
Straight, Miss Louise F. (Mrs. Edwin Streeter, J. B., III. 280, 291, 292.
R. Osband), XIV. 468. Streeter, Jeryma, VII. 555.
Straight, Marcia (Mrs. Daniel S), XIV. Streeter, T. E., III. 280.
478. Streeter, Mill, III. 282.
Straight, Matthias and wife, XIV. 478. Street's Creek, battle on, XV. 604.
Straight, Mercy (Mrs. Enos S), XIV. Streight, Joseph, his early marriage
478. license, X. 132, 133.
Straight, Sarah (Mrs. Stark Norris), Streite, John, on census roll of Detroit,
XIV. 479. 1827, XII. 461%.
Straight, Zachariah, early teacher, me- Strelle, Maj. — , commanding Fort Mi-
moir of, XIV. 478, 479. amis, letter to Col. England, XV. 4.
Straight, Mrs. Zachariah (Miss Eliza Strickland, Mrs. Emily, IV. 237.
Reeves), XIV. 479. Strickland, Ira, IV. 233.
Straight, Osband & Co., XIV. 466, 478, Strickland, Jessie (Mrs. Ostrander),
479. . XIII. 198.
Strait, Charles, VI. 478. Strickland, Joel B., early pioneer, death
Strait, Daniel, VI. 478. of, XIII. 196, 198.
Strait, Mathias, VI. 478. Strickland, John, soldier of the revolu-
Strait, William, VI. 478. tion, V. 334.
Strait, Zachariah, VI. 478. Strickland, Randolph, attorney, I. 13, 14;
Stranahan, Catharine, death of, IV. 277. III. 100; IV. 5; V. vi.; XIII. 198; con-
Stranahan, George S., IV. 271; located gressman, III. 124; member State Pi-
land. IV. 277, 280. oneer Society, I. 84; VII. 9; sketch of,
Stranahan, George, Jr., IV. 277. IV. 234; V. 334.
Strang, "King" James J., member of the Strike, Capt. — , X. 254.
Legislature, IX. 107; and his Beaver Striker, Daniel, VI. 330; Secretary of
Island community, IX. 106. State, XIV. 466.
Strang, Mrs. James J., lawful wife of Striker, David, II. 309; V. 347.
King Strang, IX. 107. Striker, Gilbert, trustee of Hillsdale Col-
Strang, Sarah J., III. 556. lege, VI. 147.
Strange, Charles, biog., VII. 384. Strimbeck, Mrs. E. M., death of, VII.
Strange, Rev. John, III. 237. 466.
Strange, John, IV. 237, 238. Stringer, Franklin. VI. 478.
Strange, Mrs. Orinda, IV. 237. Stringer, James, VI. 478.
Strank, Henry, death of, XIII. 164, 167. Stringer, John, VI. 478.
Straps (leather), ordnance supplies, XII. Stringer & Osband, XIV. 466.
133. Stringham, Henry T., bank teller, XIV.
Stratton, Jonathan F., surveyor, I. 198; 415; member State Historical Society,
II. 279, 280, 539; V. 325, 349, 372; XII. 324; treasurer Young Men's So-
member of commission to locate cen- ciety, XII. 363.
ter of Jackson county, VI. 446. Stringham, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII.
Stratton, Lucas, VI. 309. 132.
Stratton, Miss Polly, early teacher, II. Stringham, Rev. S. C., X. 53.
546. Strobridge, Charles, VII. 555.
Stratton's grove, VI. 308. Strobridge, James, VII. 555.
Straugh, Barnard, death of, XIII. 196, Stromness (Strumness) Island, IV. 338,
198. 339, 341, 425.
Straw, used for beds, XIV. 606. Stronach, Joseph, I. 288.
Straw, woven into hats by early settlers, Strong, — , graduate of Harvard Col-
XIV. 492. lege. XIV. 356.
Strawberries (wild), abundance of, V. Strong, Col. — , VIII. 448; XII. 290, 291.
INDEX.
535
Strong, Alonzo B., death of, IX. 38.
Strong, B. F., member of first Nursery-
men and Fruit Growers' Association,
X 80 81
Strong, 'Charles, II. 413; V. 331.
Strong, Esther, death of, VIII. 1.00.
Strong, Rev. Frederick, VIII. 83.
Strong, G. W., mayor of Monroe, VI.
369n.
Strong, George E., VIII. 42.
Strong, George F., VII. 444; biog., VIII.
34, 41.
Strong, Mrs. George W., death of, VI.
383.
Strong, H. N., V. 545.
Strong, Mrs. Harriet, death of, IX. 38.
Strong, Henry M., death of, XI. 83.
Strong, Rev. Henry N., IV. 220.
Strong, J. S., II. 397, 428.
Strong, J. Frank, VIII. 42.
Strong, Mrs. Jabin, IV. 258.
Strong, James A., death of, IX. 38.
Strong, John, Jr., member State Pioneer
Society, IV. 169; V. 15.-
Strong(e), Lieut. John Garden, presi-
dent of board to examine into Indian
stores at Michilimackinac, 1795, XII.
174.
Strong, John T., VIII. 42.
Strong, Judge John W., XI. 256; pur-
chased Knaggs farm, VI. 500; ab-
stract of title, VI. 502.
Strong, Leman, death of, IX. 38.
Strong, Mrs. Lucy W., death of, XI. 135.
Strong, Col. Nelson, death of, XI. 136.
Strong, Orno, publisher, VI. 68.
Strong, Orrin and wife, XIII. 182.
Strong, Rensselaer, death of, III. 610.
Strong, Roswell, IV. 304.
Strong, Susan P., death of, XL 95.
Strong, Prof. Theodore, (New York), hon-
orary member State Historical Society,
XII. 319.
Strouds (Strouding), for Indians, V. 5;
X. 496, 579, 632; XI. 357; XII. 82,
147, 158, 174, 224, 228, 229, 232, 233,
242, 246-248, 258, 275, 285, 288, 303;
XIII. 73, 74; XV. 224 606, 614, 615,
645, 646, 648, 655; price of, XV. 91,
Strout, Mrs. Susan T., death of, XIV.
183.
Strowbridge, Mrs. O. P. (Miss Haze),
VII. 448.
Struble, John, I. 133.
Strumness Island, see Stromness.
Struwin, Mrs. Frederick, death of, XIII.
Stryker, C., IV. 195.
Stryker, Henry, Jr. and wife, IV. 261.
Stuart, see also Stewart.
Stuart, Charles E., attorney, III. 103, 134,
135, 137, 629; V. 14; VII. 476, 477; X. 17,
19; XL vi., 272, 273, 313, 318; XIII.
2, 6, 11, 39, 217, 516; XIV. 123, 340;
brought suit against school board, VII.
490, 512; candidate for governor, VI.
173; death mentioned, XL 16, 73; mem-
ber board for institution for Deaf and
Dumb in 1848, III. 443; member of the
legislature, XL 292; member of State
Historical Society, XII. 323; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 88, 210; sketch
of, III. 138; XL 292; tributes to Ed-
ward Bradley, XL 276; Judge F. J.
Littlejohn, V. 428; XL 307; trustee
of first asylum, XIII. 295; U. S. Sen-
ator, III. 123; XII. 583; vote for presi-
dential elector, II. 314.
Stuart, Mrs. Charles E. (Miss Sophia S.
Parsons), XL 292.
Stuart, Chester J. and wife, VII. 568,
569.
Stuart, Rev. D. M., trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 163.
Stuart, David, III. 52-55-61; congress-
man, III. 124; IV. 126; XII. 583, 584.
Stuart, Gilbert, death of, XL 73.
Stuart, Ira, II. 582.
Stuart, Isabella, XIV. 308.
Stuart, John, British soldier, XL 416.
Stuart, Col. (Capt.) John, IX. 403, 480,
481, 497; X. 212, 229, 300, 301, 331.
Stuart, Lucy, VI. 254.
Stuart, Lucy H. (Mrs. J. W. S.), biog.,
XIII. 158.
Stuart, Mary Buchanan, III. 52.
Stuart, Mathew, justice of the peace of
the district of Gasp6, XL 622.
Stuart, Orlando G., death of, IX. 60.
Stuart, Rev. Reed, III. 356; VII. 371.
Stuart, Robert, manager Northwest Fur
Co., I. 425; II. 152; III. 125; IV. 85,
474; VI. 344, 393, 394; IX. 225; 240,
257, 258; X. 86; XL 189, 192, 193, 196;
XIII. 285; affidavit relative to voters
and how lost, XII. 644; general agent
for American Fur Co., III. 58; Indian
agent at Mackinac, 1841, VI. 348; XIV.
416; sketch of, III. 52-66.
Stuart, Mrs. Robert, III. 54, 55, 660; IV.
85; member of committee to examine
public schools, 1842, I. 456.
Stuart, Sophia S., member State PioneeT
Society, I. 88.
Stuart and Miller, attorneys, XL 299,
316, 318.
Stuart & Webster, attorneys, XL 297.
Stucco first made and used at Grand
Rapids, IV. 292.
Stuck, Charles, I. 179.
Stuck, George, death of, VII. 590.
Stumpenhusen, Mrs. Catherine, death of,
XIV. 189.
Stumpenhusen, Henry, death of, VI. 448.
Stunson, Benjamin G., officer of the
Brady Guards, XIV. 416.
Stupps, — , III. 95.
Stupps, Jane, III. 95.
536
INDEX.
Sturgeon, dried by Indians, VIII. 249;
how caught by Indians, I. 442; VII.
237; twine for catching, present to In-
dians, XV. 606, 608, 614, 615, 646, 647.
Sturgeon Bay, VII. 65.
Sturgeon, creek, Indian attack troops on,
V. 501.
Sturgis, Amos, V. 504.
Sturgis, David, I. 151, 154.
Sturgis, James B., county treasurer in
1875-66, I. 519.
Sturgis John, settled on Sturgis Prairie,
1827, II. 493; III. 610; V. 511, 517; X.
56; on census roll of Detroit, 1827,
XII. 461 y2.
Sturgis, Russell, assisted in organizing
first bank of Detroit, II. Ill; VIII.
571-573
Sturgis, Russell V., death of, XI. 97.
Sturgis, Samuel, VIII. 572.
Sturgis, Thomas, VI. 421.
Sturgis & Tuthill, merchants, XIV. 387.
Sturgis "Journal-Times," VI. 94.
Sturgis Prairie, first settlers, III. 610.
Sturtevant, C., V. 460.
Sturtevant, Hernan B., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 520.
Sturtevant, Peras, II. 293.
Stut, Capt. — , XV. 199.
Stuyvesant, Mrs. A. D., IX. 81.
Styles, Dr. — , IX. 333.
Styles, Caroline (Mrs. J. A. Barker),
XIV. 87.
Sublette, Milton, VII. 504.
Sublette, Capt. William, VII. 503, 504;
Sugar, maple, XIV. 438. 548; bartered by
Indians, I. 504; VII. 256; made by
Indians, XIV. 226, 491; XV. 553; of-
fered as a sacrifice to the Great Spirit,
XIV. 213; used to preserve fish, II.
103.
Sugar Island, VI. 194; heavily timbered,
I. 503; Indian name of, XII. 378.
Sulard, Mrs. — (Miss Hunt), IV. 474.
Sullivan, — , British soldier, 1779, aban-
doned Fort Theoga, X. 371.
Sullivan, Adam S., IV. 197.
Sullivan, Miss Catherine (Miss B
Stuart), III. 58.
Sullivan, Cordelia, IV. 197.
Sullivan, Daniel, teacher, 1834, III. 436;
X 123
Sullivan, Ellen E., IV. 195.
Sullivan, Mrs. Emma L. (Miss Anneke),
XIV. 58.
Sullivan, F., III. 281.
Sullivan, J. T., miner, XIV. 201.
Sullivan, James, member State Historical
Society, XII. 331.
Sullivan, Nicholas, publisher, II. 323,
325; VI. 80.
Sullivan, O. F., V. 387.
Sullivan, Paul, miner, XIV. 201.
Sullivan, T., VII. 220.
Sullivan, W., publisher, VI. 86.
Sullivan, Rev. William M., III. 239-241.
Sulphur, garrison supplies, XI. 431; XII.
133
Sulphur Island, VI. 193.
Sulpitians, early pioneers, I. 481.
Sulpten, X. 284.
Sulvestus, Baptiste, British soldier, sal-
ary of, XV. 270.
Sumach, XIV. 602.
Sumander, Lieut. — , X. 595.
Summer Island, Indian name of, XII.
378.
Summers, A., land entry, III. 430.
Summers, Mrs. Alma, death of, XI. 135.
Summers, Jacob, I. 512; V. 475; president
of Utica bank, V. 476; State Senator,
V. 480, 484.
Summers, John, death of, XIV. 192.
Summers, Mrs. S. F., VIII. 9.
Summers, Susan, death of, VIII. 45.
Sumner, — , sheriff of Kalamazoo county,
XIII. 598.
Sumner, A., land entries, III. 425, 426,
430.
Sumner, Charles, U. S. Senator, III. 600;
IX. 190; XI. 174; XIV. 639.
Sumner, Daniel, V. 416.
Sumner, John, II. 304, 316,
Sunday, desecration condemned by
grand jury, XII. 629; holiday of the
Roman Catholics, I. 360; law digest by
Judge Woodward, XII. 485-505; ob-
served by Christian Indians, XIV. 231;
original date of, XII. 486.
Sunderland, Rev. — , IV. 124.
Sunderland, Mrs. Myron W., III. 545.
Sunderlin, Capt. — , IV. 147.
Sundinon, Huron chief, X. 472.
Sunhusgas^a, Huron chief, X. 472; XIII.
90.
Supe, — , XIV. 493; location of farm,
XIV. 494.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, IX.
92; XIV. 466.
Superior, bank of, capital, V. 215.
"Superior," boat, II. 208; III. 470, 577;
IV. 80, 94; V. 47; VII. 132; X. 87; XIV.
561; XV. 572, 581, 606.
Superior, lake, ancient names of, largest
inland sea, II. 105; VI. 349; coast line,
XIII. 342; climate, XIV. 198, 200; con-
trolled by the British, XV. 71; copper
and copper mines, life in, VII. 193;
XI. 175; description of north shore,
XIV. 198; of storm, XIV. 206; first
trip to, made by steamer, IV. 67; fish
of superior quality found in, XIV. 198;
Indians from, gather at Detroit and
Mackinac, V. 5; X. 635; licenses issued
to trade with Indians on, IX. 650; mi-
rage referred to, XIV. 246; pictured
rocks, VII. 156; recollections of early
explorations and discovery of iron
INDEX. 537
ore on, XI. 161; trip to, X. 144; sail of the Legislature, V. 398; member
rock, VII. 160; scenery, VII. 155; visit- State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
ed by traders, 1658, VII. 152. Sutton, H. G., II. 337.
Superior township ( Washtenaw* Co. ) , or- Sutton, Miss Helen G., VII. 427.
ganized, land entries, IV. 398. Sutton, Isaac, II. 221.
Supreme Court, duties of clerk, XII. 537. Sutton, J. B., VI. 225.
539; rules of, III. 122; XII. 536; Sutton, J. W., member of the Brady
judges, see Judges. Guards, XIII. 525.
Surene, James, death of, IX. 31. Sutton, James W., officer of the Brady
Surgical instruments, garrison supplies, Guards, XIV. 417.
XI. 335, 418; lost with the Nancy, XV. Sutton, Joseph, II. 296.
635. Sutton, Julia A. (Mrs. Thompson), VI.
Spindler, Mrs. George (Miss Miller), IX. 440.
69. Sutton, L., V. vii.; gift of, II. 73; "The
Sugden, George, XIV. 424. Town of Hartford," V. 525.
Surphlet (Surphlit, Surplitt), Robert, in- Sutton, M. L., teacher, 1837, II. 334.
terpreter, III. 34; X. 414, 541, 549; XL Sutton, Moses, X. 192; XIV. 372, 373.
344, 375, 451; XIII. 77; salary, XIII. Sutton, Noah, inspects waterworks sys-
75. tern of eastern cities, IV. 469.
Surphlet, W., X. 370. Sutton, Richard, letter from Gov. Carle-
Surprenant, Mrs. — , XIII. 461. ton, introducing Nathaniel Potter, X.
Surrell, John J.. see Serrell. 230.
Surveyor General, II. 15; early reports Sutton, Robert, publisher, VI. 76.
of Michigan, X. 61, 62; XIII. 3. Sutton, Theodore W., death of, VII. 466.
Surveyors,, daily routine outlined, IX. Suydam Rev. James, gift to Hope Col-
103; instructions for, VIII. 460. lege, IX. 329.
Surveys, I. 48, 72, 125; VII. 558; X. 60; Suylant, James, III. 504; VII. 464.
after war of 1812, VII. 19; VIII. 2; of Suzor, Louis, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
Detroit, 1779, X. 311; 1782, X. 601; of 538.
Northwestern lakes, reminiscences of, Luzor, T. Bte. (widow), taxable property,
IX. 100; of State military road from 1802, VIII. 538.
Saginaw to Mackinac, II. 462; reoort Suzore, Mrs. Margaret, death of, VII. 551.
of board of, XII. 58. Swain, A. L., II. 223.
Suspenders, of rubber, first used, XIV. Swain, Aaron, II. 312, 480.
611. Swain, Mrs. Aaron (Miss Baker), II.
Sussell (Tete de Chien), Winnebago 480.
chief, XV. 610-612. Swain, Rev. Calvin H., IV. 277; II. 395;
Sutherland, — , merchant at Montreal, first settler in Columbia township, IV.
XI. 333, 392, 416, 421. 272; land entry, postmaster, IV. 276.
Sutherland, Gen. — , VII. 83, 87, 89, 92; Swain, Consider H., IV. 276.
wounded, XV. 129. Swain, Gamaliel B., IV. 276.
Sutherland/Hiram, merchant, VII. 568. Swain, Isaac N., II. 309, 310; V. 346.
Sutherland, Jabez G., congressman, III. Swain, Rev. Isaac P., V. 84.
124; IV. 234. Swain, Robert B., death of, XIII. 219.
Sutherland, John, member of Brady Swallow, V. 251.
Guards, XIII. 525. "Swallow," boat, IV. 69; VII. 186; lost
Sutherland, M., death of, XIV. 133. on Lake Superior, VII. 246.
Sutherland, Maren death of, XIV. 51. Swamps about Detroit, X. 238; Black,
Sutherland, Mary, death of, XIII. 112. VII. 53; XIV. 537; Cottonwood, V. 521;
Sutherland, Mary T., death of, XIV. 52. Cranberry, I. 381; II. 16; Maumee,
Sutherland, Thomas, I. 444. VII. 360; Michigan so called, XIII. 3.
Sutherland & Grant, sign petition for Swan. Caleb, paymaster, U. S. A., 1804,
protection in Indian trade, XI. 484, I. 469; VIII. 394, 395.
488. Swan, Elias S., V. 24, 400, 517; X. 58.
Sutphin & Schuier, III. 292. Swan, H. H., VII. 600.
Sutton, X. 123. Swan, J. H., I. 296.
Sutton, Benjamin, I. 328, 329; IV. 403; Swan, John, death of, VIII. 68.
V. 248, 398. Swan, Julia, first white child born in
Sutton, Clark, death of, VI. 341. Shiawassee county, II. 480.
Sutton, Daniel, biog., VII. 424, 427. Swan, William L.. attorney, XI. 313.
Sutton Mrs. Daniel, death of, VII. 427. Swan, Dr. Ziba, III. 561, 566, 567, 574,
Sutton,, G. B., VI. 294. 580; V. 50; VII. 397, 557; XIV. 589,
Sutton, George, I. 59, 79, 327; member 605, 608; location of farm, XIV. 516.
538 INDEX.
Swan, Mrs. Ziba, III. 566. Sweet, Fred B., county clerk, 1875-6, I.
Swan, Cherokee chief, speech of, X. 464; 520.
XIII. 90. Sweet, Gilbert, V. 287.
Swan Creek, I. 502; III. 293; VI. 363; Sweet, Hermes, V. 287.
XIV. 504; early name of Toledo, VI. Sweet, Jerome B., III. 334.
380. Sweet, Joseph, death of, XIII. 276.
Swan Creek, horses of settlers stolen Sweet, Judge Joseph W., VII. 555; first
by Indians, XV. 170; Indians, provi- meeting of Newfield township held at
sion for, XII. 152. house of, VII. 556.
Swank, Rev. C., II. 161. Sweet, Martin L., banker, VI. 321.
Swann vs. Broome, case cited, XII. 503. Sweet, Phoebe, XIV. 308.
Swanskin, for Indians, X. 632; XII. Sweet, Samuel, death of, IX. 59.
147, 258, 275, 285. Sweet, Sidney, V. 277, 287; XIV. 303;
Swarthout, Louisa (Mrs. Bachelor), VII. a "raising" without whisky, V. 298.
284. Sweet, W. H., XIV. 175.
Swarthout, Mrs. Susan (Miss Odren), IX. Sweet briar (briar rose), XIV. 602.
214. Sweeting, Henry, II. 269.
S war tout, Abram, IV. 343. Sweeting, Mortimer F. and wife, III.
Swartout, Capt Anthony R., IV. 358; 396.
VII. 278; XIV. 556; sketch of, IV. 373, Sweetland, Caleb, I. 209, 210; X. 54;
374; VII. 281, 284. death of, VIII. 13, 47, 48; member State
Swartout, Mrs. Anthony R. IV. 358, 373, Pioneer Society, I. 88.
374; VII. 282; XIV. 556, 557. Sweetland, Eli, XIV. 424.
Swartout, Benjamin, IV. 343. Sweetland, Capt. Fred, death of, IX. 75.
Swartout, Dennis, IV. 343. Sweesey, Mrs. S.. death of, IX. 48.
Swartout, Isaac, IV. 279. Sweezey, J. H., III. 280.
Swartout, James, land entry, IV. 278. Swegles, John, Auditor General, I. 148;
Swartout, John, death of, IV. 343. XIII. 368; named St. Johns, I. 151;
Swartout, Martin, IV. 343. trip to Lake Superior, IX. 109.
Swartout, Mary, III. 556. Swegles, John & Co., VI. 268.
Swartout, T. H., death of, XIV. 136. Sweikart. Margaritte, death of, XIII. 114.
Swartout, Z., IV. 275. Swensberg, C. G., bank director, VI. 324.
Swartz, John, death of, XIV. 136. Swenson, Rev. Anthony, priest, memoir
Swaftz, -John C., Jr., member of the of, XIII. 448.
Brady Guards, XIII. 525, 528. Swick, John E., member State Pioneer
Swartz, Maj. .'Gen.) John E., IV. 100; Society, III. 8, 266; death of, V. 449;
V. 244. VII. 11.
Swartz Creek, source of, III. 571. Swick, Mrs. John E., death of, VII. 543.
Swassey, Capt. — , reported result of the Swift, Abigail (Mrs. Archibald Brink),
battle of tne Miami, XV. 283, 284. XIV. 477.
Swayze, Caroline M., student of Dr. Swift, Anna, see Swift, Mrs. Marcus.
Stone's school, V. 421; X. 32. Swift, Camilla A. (Mrs. James Dubuar),
Swayze, David, II. 164, 166. XIV. 461.
Swayze, Emily, V. 421. Swift, Charlotte, death of, VI. 341.
Swayze, William, death of, XIII. 241. Swift, Dorus, XIV. 447.
Swearingen, Miss (Mrs. S. Brady), III. Swift, E. Y., member State Historical
85. Society, XII. 348.
Swedenbarger, Charles, death of, VI. 341. Swift, Elisha, XIV. 477.
Swedish newspaper, Battle Creek, VI. Swift, Miss Elizabeth N. (Mrs. Case),
72. early teacher, IV. 59, 61.
Sweeney, Charity, death of, VI. 341. Swift, Col. F. W., IV. 441, 442, 451.
Sweeney, Mrs. Eliza, V. 486. Swift, George, member State Historical
Sweeney, James, V. 474. Society, XII. 348.
Sweet, — , II. 485. Swift, George W., I. 433; IV. 62; VII.
Sweet, Gen. — , receives Black Hawk as 405; XIV. 434, 442, 450, 456; memoir,
prisoner from Winnebagoes, V. 176. XIV. 457-459.
Sweet, Gen. B. J., III. 7; XIV. 404. Swift, Mrs. George W., XIV. 458.
Sweet, C. P., publisher, VI. 82. Swift, H. D., III. 630.
Sweet, Mrs. Cynthia, death of, XIII. 130. Swift, Hamilton, XIV. 445.
Sweet, Daniel, death of, XIII. 130. Swift, Hannah (Mrs. Hatch), XIII. 142.
Sweet, David B., death of, XIII. 130. Swift, Hannah Ann (Mrs. Isaac F. Per-
Sweet, Emma J. (Mrs. Jira S. Martin), rin), XIV. 434, 474.
XIV. 175. Swift, John, I. 168.
INDEX. 539
Swift, Gen. John, soldier of the revolu- Swivel cases, garrison supplies, XII. 125.
tion, killed in the war of 1812, XIV. Swords, captured by British at Raisin
449. river, XIV. 230; manufactured at St.
Swift, Dr. John Marcus, member of com- Ignace by early Jesuits, II. 143; ord-
mission to locate reformatory (Ionia), nance supplies, XII. 136, 139.
III. 476; XIV. 462; member of Legis- Sycamore Creek, scene of Indian skir-
lature, II. 560; IV. 451, 455; memoir, mish, XII. 426, 427.
XIV. 461-463. Sydmore, — , land entry, III. 405.
Swift, Louisania (Mrs. Morrison S.), Sydney, Lord — , XI. 365; letters from
land entry, XIV. 477. Lord Dorchester, XI. 652; XII. 1, 9-11.
Swift, Rev. Marcus, I. 479; II. 560; III. Sykes, — , U. S. soldier, IX. 166.
239, 240; IV. 57-62; VI. 478; XIV. 431 Sykes, Amy, death of, XI. 83.
433, 434, 445, 447, 464, 474-476; ap- Sykes, Daniel, II. 229.
pointed justice of the peace by Gov. Sykes, Jared F. and wife, III. 397.
Lewis Cass, XIV. 450; encounter with Sylvester & Flanders, VI. 208.
a bear, XIV. 442; land entry, trip to Symes (Symers, Symmes), Judge John
Michigan, XIV. 432; memoir of, XIV. Cleves, VIII. 393; XI. 14; XII. 13, 198,
449-455; organized first church of Nan- 451; XV. 6.
kin, XIV. 444, 453, 454. Syracuse (N. Y.), surveying excursion
Swift, Mrs. Marcus (Anna), IV. 57; XIV. to, VII. 503.
432, 434, 450, 451; original member of Symington, J., signs petition, XI. 395.
first church of Nankin, XIV. 444.
Swift, Marcus G. B., XIV. 461.
Swift, Maria, death of, XI. 83. Tabeau, A., XI. 498.
Swift, Miss Mary E. (Mrs. George A. Tabeau Baptiste, trader, IX. 658; X.
Milne), XIV. 462. 499; xi. 498; XIII. 63 69; subscrip-
Swift, Moore & Co., druggists, XIV. 460. tion for a missionary at Michilimack-
Swift, Morrison, memoir, XIV. 477. inac, X. 290 307.
Swift, Orsen Ross, XIV. 434; encounter Tabeau, P. Anton, subscription for a mis-
with a deer, XIV. 442; memoir, XIV. sionary at Michilimackinac, X. 289.
459-461. Tables, garrison supplies, XI. 431; XII.
Swift, Mrs. Orson Ross, XIV. 460. 134
Swift, Osband D., XIV. 434, 439, 446, Tabor, Helen Ames (Mrs. Philip T.),
450; memoir, XIV. 455-457. biog., XIII. 187, 192.
Swift, Mrs. Osband D., XIV. 456. Tabor Lorenzo, death of, V. 449.
Swift, Rufus, XIV. 448; land entry, III. Tabor' Mary A., death of, IX. 19.
Tabor', Paul, VII. 531.
Swift, W., land entries, III. 402. Tabor, Philip, XIII. 192.
Swift & Co., I. 335. Tabor, Thomas, VII. 527, 531.
1 Swift," boat, X. 431. Tachapelle, Michael, XI. 345.
Swinburn, Robert, XIV. 425. Tache J. C., XII. 334; corresponding
Swindt, Rev. Joseph, I. 240. member State Historical Society, XII.
Swine, appellation of early pioneers for, 335,
V. 253; captured by the? British, XV. Tackaberry, Julia death of, VIII. 99.
229; claims for losses of, XV. 670-674; Tackle, garrison supplies, XII. 136, 138,
destroyed by bears and wolves, I. 447; 139.
XIV. 440, 512; early raised at Detroit, Tacks, garrison supplies, X. 383; XII.
II. 102; given each settler of early 134, 133.
Detroit, XIV. 664; Indian name Coo- Tacquaagancy, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
coss, XIV. 210: laws early enacted to Taffauel, Jacques Pierre de, see La Jon-
restrain, XIV. 661; number reported at quiere.
Detroit, 1780, XIII. 53; of the Raisin Taft, , V. 517.
river settlement destroyed by Indians, Taft| Alphonso, U. S. Attorney General,
XV. 171; pioneer breeds, XII. 484; HI. 135.
price of shoats, V. 253; secured by U. Taft, Bazaleel, XIV. 570.
S. troops on the Miami, XV. 290; wan- Taft, Emmons IT., death of, VIII. 68.
tonly destroyed, XV. 574; wild, abund- Taft. Hannah (Mrs. Stephen Parrish),
ant, XIV. 485. XIV. 96.
Swineford, A. P., publisher, VI. 87; VII. Taft, Jabe, II. 583.
VII. 175;. "Iron County," VII. 166, 169. Taft, James, I. 510; II. 582.
Swing, Rev. David, XIV. 357. Taft, Judge Levi B., III. 598; XIV. 159,
Switzer, Jacob, death of, XI. 135. 160.
Switzer, Mrs. Jacob, death of, XIII. 282. Taft, Peter B. (R.), attorney, III. 135;
Switzer, John, death of, IX. 83. XI. 290.
540 INDEX.
i
Taft, Pitts, land entry, II. 449-452 III. "Tamaracks" the first name for prison,
563. II. 328.
Taft, Mrs. Pitts, II. 456. Tamaroas Indian, band of the Illinois
Taft, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XIV. 137. nation, V. 95.
Taft, Sylvanus, death of, XIII. 242. Tamehameha, — , see Kamehameha.
Taft, William, II. 456. Tampico (Mex.), Michigan troops at, II.
Tagg, B., III. 281. 175.
Taggart, Moses, III. 547. Tampico river, settlement on, III. 47.
Tagwagane, Ottawa chief, XII. 621. Tampions, garrison supplies, XI. 428.
Taillon, J. Baptiste, taxable property, Taney, Roger B., U. S., chief justice, III.
1802, VIII. 538. 130.
Tait, Alexander, IV. 61; memoir, XIV. Tann, Newson, IV. 227.
480. Tanner, C. J., III. 281.
Tait, David, deposition, XII. 165. Tanner, David, land entry, III. 570.
Tait, William, member of the Brady Tanner, E. F., "Obituary of Charles
Guards, XIII. 526. Strange," VII. 384.
Take, Huron chief, with Pontiac at Tanner, John, Indian captive, interpreter,
siege of Detroit, VIII. 267, 273, 288, IV. 85; VII. 135; sketch of, II. 155.
301, 313. Tanner, Mary A., death of, XI. 83.
Taku Forts (China), captured by En- Tanner, Rowland, III. 504; VII. 464.
glish fleet, 1861, IX. 197. Tanner, Thomas, III. 504; VII. 464.
Ta-kwa-gah-nay, Mary Ann (Mrs. Petos- Tanner, Timothy, death of, III. 545, 546.
key), VII. 387. Tany, Raby, on census roll of St. Joseph,
Talbot, Lieut. — , XII. 70. 1780, XIII. 58,
Talbot, James & Son, publisher, VI. 94. Tapati, Indian, IX. 453, 456, 458.
Talbot, John, first settler of Addison, XII. Tappan, Francis W., attorney, III. 429.
389. Tappan, Henry Phillips, D. D., L. L. D.,
Talbot, John L., VI. 63; XII. 363, 373, first president of the University of
459; drafts bill to incorporate Young Michigan, V. 4, 45; VI. v., 7, 38, 39n;
Men's Society of Detroit, XII. 372. VIII. 17; IX. 92; XIV. 331; biograph
Talbot, Bishop Joseph C., III. 219. ical sketch of, V. 27-42; burial place,
Talbot, Col. Thomas, British soldier, war VI. 25; member State Historical So-
of 1812, XV. 120, 121, 362, 378, 499, ciety, XII. 323, 325; organized Depart-
504, 557, 565, 589, 666, 680, 686; letters ment of Agriculture, VI. 121; secures
to Col. Harvey, XV. 680, Lieut. Col. lectures on agriculture, VI. 516; sou-
Smelt, XV. 677; orders of, XV. 531, venirs of "his boys" of the class of
652; property destroyed, XV. 651. '58, VI. 25; vice president State His-
Talbot, Thomas D., publisher, VI. 92. torical Society, XII. 325.
Talbot Port, burning of houses and mills Tappan, Mrs. Henry P. (Miss Julia Liv-
at, XV. 651. ingston), V. 27; acknowledgement of
Talch, see Talon, John. souvenir of the "boys" of '58, VI. 25;
Talcott, Oscar, III. 487. gift to University, V. 36.
Talladay, Abraham, early trial of, VIII. Tappan, John L., University Librarian,
202. V. 32.
Tallan (Talton), Capt. Joseph, wounded Tappan, Maj. Peter, revolutionary soldier,
at battle of Raisin river, XV. 238-240. V. 27.
Tallant, Frank, student and tutor at Tappan, W. M., land entry, III. 565.
Hillsdale College, VI. 147. Tappey, Mrs. Pamela Waterman, death
Tallanzinco, ancient name for city of of, XIV. 192.
Mexico, III. 47. Tappon, Ira, death of, IX. 77.
Tallman, James, death of, XIII. 242. Tappscott, — , V. 321.
Tallman, T. E., clerk of Wayne county, Tarbox, M. V., publisher, III. 276.
1838, X. 104. Tarbox & Pierce, publishers, VI. 83.
Tallman, W. H., publisher, VI. 77. Tarkington, Rev. Joseph, II. 158.
Tallow, garrison supplies, XI. 437; XV. Tarpaulins, ordnance supplies, XII. 134.
302; used for candles, XIV. 563. Tartarin, R., V. 104, 105.
Talmadge, Mrs. — , I. 248. Tascon, Corp. — , IX. 395.
f almadge, Joseph I., death of, V. 447. Tate, Rev. — , IV. 214.
Talmadge township (Ottawa Co.), organ- Tate, Edward, oeath of, VIII. 113.
ized, 1837, IX. 252. Tate, John, IV. 198; county treasurer,
Talon, John, intendant of Canada, 1665, 1875-6, I. 519.
II. 134; VI. 352; VIII. 389. Tate, Robert, teacher of 1806, V. 466.
Tamarack trees, festooned with moss, Tatroe, Mrs. Susan, death of, XIV. 139.
XIV. 198. Taugahanac or Goodwin falls, II. 13.
INDEX. 541
Taureujau, Jean Baptiste, on census roll Michigan, I. 402; Wales, VIII. 125;
of Detroit, 1782, X. 602. Washtenaw Coffee House I. 333 334-
Taverns, American, I. 431; IV. 459; XIV. Wayne, XIV. 418; Whipple's, IV. 476;
328, 418; Ashley's, VII. 254; Astor Wood worth's, IV. 459, 476; Yankee
House, illustration of, VI. 345; Banner- Boarding House, VI. 476; Young's
man, VII. 214, 215, 220; Barney's II. VI. 426; VII. 391.
222; Bascom's, II. 297, 302; V. 349; Tavuan, J. B., III. 35.
Beck's, V. 247; Bell's, union prisoners Tawas, Indians, V. 498; gather at Belle
of war, at, III. 174-176; Benson's, VII. Fontaine,, V. 5.
347; Benton House, VI. 294; Biddle Tawney, Nelson, death of, XI. 132.
House, I. 431, 498, 503; II. 14; IV. Tawsby, Maj. — , prisoner of Capt West-
459; XIII. 321; XIV. 418; Blackman's, brook, IV. 333.
II. 255, 295, 297, 386; III. 507; V. 247; Tax roll, 1768, VIII. 466; first of Ply-
VII. 347; Blashfield's, II. 250; V. 247; mouth township, 1827, II. 581-585; for
Boggs', VI. 179; Bothwell, III. 498; highways of Detroit, 1812, IV. 409;
Brown's VII. 254; Bucklen's, V. 244; levied upon residents for support of
Cadillac, XIV. 418; Campbell's I. 496; the fort at Detroit, VIII. 462-465; of
IX. 162; Cass (Cadillac), I. 357, 358, St. Clair township, Hamtramck dis-
432; description, IV. 95; XIII. 37; oc- trict, 1812, VIII. 539; Sargent town-
cupied by Gen. Proctor, I. 412; XIV. ship Northwest Territory 1802 VIII
534; Chase's (Baltimore, Md.), XIII. 536.
390; Crane's, V. 244; Dean's, IX. 164; Taxes, how raised for schools, I. 452.
Dunham's, V. 246; Eagle, I. 396; II. Tayer, Delia V. 447.
551; IV. 459; VII. 90; IX. 121, 127; Tayer, Ruel, VII. 519.
XIV. 235, 41,8; Edgar, III. 48; Elliott Taylor, — , I. 287; IV. 293.
House, I. 497; Emmons House, III. Taylor, — , mayor of Buffalo addressed
507, 508; Exchange, XIV. 328, 418; the Brady Guards, XIII. 545.
Fletcher House, VI. 192; Graham's, V. Taylor, Miss — , passenger on first trip
247; Grand River House, II. 299, 300, of Walk-in-the- Water, IV. 113.
334; Grass Lake House, II. 250; Hib- Taylor, A. W., second superintendent of
bard House, II. 301; Hudson House, schools of Ottawa county, IX. 324; ex-
VI. 293; Hull House, I. 503; II. 14; tract from report of, IX. 326.
first brick building in Michigan, X. 86; Taylor, Abram, XIV. 424.
when erected, IV. 472; Kurd's, V. 246; Taylor, Alvin, IX. 81.
Jermain House, I. 497, 498; Johnson's, Taylor, Andrew, I. 150"; V. 47; biog., XI.
II. 510; V. 397; Jones & Olds, VII. 347; 113.
Kalamazoo House, XIV. 328; Knaggs Taylor, Beers, death of, V. 448.
House, I. 358; XIV. 37; Lafferty, I. Taylor, Rev. Benjamin, I. 207; II. 214;
358; Lamothe's I. 497, 498; Lansing ' III. 521; VI. 309.
House, first hotel in Lansing, ambro- Taylor, Benjamin F., death of, XI. 129.
type of presented State Pioneer So- Taylor, C. R., III. 483.
ciety, II. 133; III. 48; XIII. 368; Lee Taylor, Mrs. Catherine, death of, XIV.
House (Concord, Mass.), X. 194; Leslie 150.
House, II. 469; Lockwood House, VII. Taylor, Charles, I. 241.
220; McArthur's, II. 335; Mansion Taylor, Mrs. Charles, IV. 88.
House, IV. 459; Mathew's, III. 388; Taylor, Charles B., IV. 399; VI. 144;
Meldrum House, I. 496; Morse's, III. XIII. 562.
122, 125; National, XIV. 418; new Taylor, Rev. Charles C., president of "St.
York, IV. 459; Ohio House (Lansing), Marks College," III. 219; report of, IX.
IV. 459; VI. 293; Olds & Jones', VII. 148-150, 153, 154.
:J47; Paddock House, V. 438; Palmer's, Taylor, Charles H., V. 437, 438; VI. 82;
I. 500, 501; Pearl's, V. 246; Piedmont VII. 494; XIII. 26; member board in-
House, iii., 178; Pond's, VII. 347; stitution of deaf and dumb, 1848, III.
Railroad, XIV. 418; Rose, XIII. 122; 443; member State Historical Society,
Russell XIV. 418; Smith's, XIV. 588; XII. 323; trustee of first asylum, XIII.
Steamboat, I. 396; III. 573; VII. 254; 295.
X. 92; Steven's, V. 47; Todd's, III. 433, Taylor, Chester B. (R.), XI. 8; memorial
436; V. 489; Ten Eyck's, III. 149; V. reports of Jackson county, VIII. 44;
242, 244; V. 394; VI. 108; Thayer IX. 47; vice president State Pioneer
House, III. 455; The Cottage, IV. 459; Society, VIII. xiii.; IX. 6.
The Ottawa, IV. 459; Thompson's, II. Taylor, Clarinda L. (Mrs. J. L. T.),
297, 401; IV. 408; illustration of, IV. death of, IV. 257.
490; Tremont House, II. 181; Union Taylor. D. R., II. 346.
House, I. 446; III. 385; United States, Taylor, Daniel, soldier courtmartialed,
IV. 459; VanEvery, oldest house in sentence of, VIII. 554.
542 INDEX.
Taylor, Daniel, member of the Legisla- Taylor, Rev. James Rice, I. 240; II. 436;
ture, XIV. 413. III. 289; VI. 396.
Taylor, David, early settler of Grand Taylor, Miss Jane, (England), honorary
Ledge, XIV. 90. member State Historical Society, XII.
Taylor, David W., VI. 306. 321.
Taylor, Rev. E. O., I. 194; III. 482. Taylor, John, death of, XIV. 192.
Taylor, Edward, II. 445. Taylor, John, found dead with letters for
Taylor, Elisha, I. 432; VI. 494; XII. 583. the governor, 1780, IX. 624; inquest,
Taylor, Mrs. Elisha, death of, XIV. 193. IX. 657.
Taylor, Eliza, death of, IX. 58. Taylor, John and family, XI. 452.
Taylor Mrs. Fannie R. (Mrs. A. T.), Taylor, Rev. John, II. 441.
biog.', IX. 81. Taylor, John H., VII. 593.
Taylor, George (Calhoun Co.), death of, Taylor, John L,, IV. 257; VI. 303.
XIV. 70. Taylor, Jonathan, Ohio's commissioner to
Taylor, George (Oakland Co.), XIV. 424. locate boundary line, XII. 411; report
Taylor, George, pioneer of Portland, gift of, XII. 412-414.
to Mission house, IV. 24, 25. Taylor, Col. L., VI. 374; XII. 429; XIV.
Taylor, George (St. Glair Co.), death of, 574.
XIV. 185, 186. Taylor, Leonard, III. 342, 346.
Taylor, George, first supervisor of Tecum- Taylor, Levi, III. 483.
seh, II. 431; first teacher, II. 381; sub- Taylor, Lorenzo, XIII. 415, 418.
scription to first court house, II. 427. Taylor, Mary (Mrs. Geo. Taylor), II. 447;
Taylor, Rev. George, III. 236, 553; V. V. 358.
II, 358; VI. v., vi., 7-9; VII. 5-7, 439; Taylor, N. T., II. 444.
IX. 5; XI. 8; chaplain 8th Michigan Taylor, Palmer H., V. 344; VI. vi.; XIII.
Volunteer Infantry, war of the rebel- 14; "Christmas in Ionia fifty years ago,"^
lion, V. 91; "Early Methodism in De- VI. 300; "First Settlement of Ionia,"
troit," VI. 15; made canes from log XIV. 560; member State Pioneer So-
of first Protestant church, Detroit, VI. ciety, XIII. 33, 110.
17; member committee to establish Taylor, Philo, I. 446, 510; II. 557, 583.
home for aged pioneers, V. 12, 13, 17, Taylor, Polly, XIII. 415, 418.
18; member State Pioneer Society, IV. Taylor, R., V. 413.
169; V. 15; memoir of Mrs. Abigail Taylor, Ralph, III. 610; V. 345.
R. Pratt, VI. 298. Taylor, Rodney and wife, X. 131.
Taylor, Mrs. George, see Taylor, Mary. Taylor, Sarah, VI. 17.
Taylor, George E., "Memoir of Francis Taylor, Seneca N., VI. 132.
Davis," XIII. 169. Taylor, Sumner. III. 610.
Taylor, George W.', XIV. 112; land entry, Taylor, Rev. Vernon D., V. 413, 414; VII.
III. 405. 482.
Taylor, H. 0., V. 461. Taylor William, teacher, IX. 327.
Taylor, Hannibal A., V. 409, 411, 412. Taylor, William, 1779, IX. 647; vs. An-
Taylor Miss Helen (Mrs. W. L. P. Little), toine Lasalle, vs. George Lyons, XL
XIII. 368. 624.
Taylor, Mrs. Henrietta, death of, VII. Taylor. William (Lenawee Co.), death of
551. IX. 56.
Taylor, Henry, death of, XIV. 69. Taylor, William, pioneer of Oakland
Taylor, Dr. Henry, located in Mt. Clem- county, XIII. 241; XIV. 424.
ens 1824, IV. 312; early teacher, V. Taylor, William pioneer of Washtenaw
460, 464, 466. county, VI. 17.
Taylor, Mrs. Henry, XI. 57. Taylor, William, surveyor, landlord, II.
Taylor, Henry W., attorney, X. 18; XI. 233, 431; III. 150; V. 400; XIV. 157,
vi., 286; delivered address at laying of 364; encounter with Indians suggested
corner stone of Albion College, II. 205. name for Battle Creek, III. 581; VI.
Taylor, Isaac, XIV. 424. 248-251.
Taylor, J. C., III. 484; publisher, III. Taylor, Rev. William, III. 521; V. 313;
488. X. 83; XIV. 112.
Taylor, Prof. J. Orville, compliment to Taylor, Mrs. William, V. 400.
Michigan's early educational institu- Taylor' Zachary, twelfth president of the
tions, V. 186: XIV. 330. U. s'., II. 324, 517; III. 141, 147; XII.
Taylor, Jacob, XIV. 424. 427.
Taylor, James, III. 522; V. 434. Taylor & Stevenson, publishers, VI. 79.
Taylor, Maj. James, exchanged as prison- Taylor's tavern, XIII. 122.
er of war, XV. 206, 388. Tea, early price of. I. 332; XIV. 130;
Taylor, James H. (Ohio), honorary mem- for Indians, XII. 258, 275; thrown over-
ber State Historical Society, XII. 328. board in Boston harbor, V. 206, 207.
INDEX.
Teachout, Asher, biog., XIII. 161, 162.
Teachout, Welcome, death of, III. 556.
Teal, Mrs. Joseph, death of, XIV. 139.
Teata, Huron chief, with Pontiac at siege
of Detroit, VIII. 267, 287, 288.
Tecumseh (Techkumthai, Teckumthai,
Teckumthie, Tecumphaey, Tecumsel,
Tecumeseth), Shawano chief, ally of
the British, IV. 320, 326; V. 151, 188;
VI. 465, 466, 512; XIV. 62, 259; XV.
99, 105, 216, 273, 275, 344, 380, 437,
611; at battle of the Miami, XV. 276,
290; Raisin river, IV. 499; XV. 264;
Thames, III. 382; XV. 427; children
mentioned, XV. 487; city named in
honor of, II. 400; commissioned Brig.
Gen. by the British, VI. 467; death of,
IV. 322, 330, 331; VI. 469; VII. 78; X.
114, 115, 160; XIII. 569; XV. 429; de-
ception of scouts, XV. 181; drew
accurate map of Detroit and surround-
ing country, VI. 468; formed Indian
confederacy, VI. 464; observed move-
ments of Gen. Hull, XV. 181; reply to
message from the English, XV. 88-91;
reported capture of Gen. Harrison, XV.
283; settled on Huron river, XV. 297;
tribute to, II. 378; V. 534.
Tecumseh (Tecumthe), Jr., son of great
chief, XV. 485, 487.
"Tecumseth," boat, XV. 312.
Tecumseh township (Lenawee Co.), or-
ganized, II. 359, 360, 365, 380; VII. 525,
first settlers, II. 382.
Tecumseh village, early prospects and
residents of, XIV. 268, 269; early recol-
lections of, II. 387; efforts to retain
county seat, II. 364, 365; first bank, V.
210, 214; first mill, II. 372; named
for Indian chief, II. 378, 400; news-
papers, VI. 84, 86.
Tecumseh and Saline road, opened, XIII.
594.
Teed, H. B., II. 444; V. 408.
Teed, Jeremiah, V. 260.
Teekamigazee, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Teeple, George, death of, VII. 488.
Teeple, Peter, II. 583.
Teeple, William, II. 583.
Teere, Henry, I. 345.
Teeter, Elson, VI. 298.
Teeter Miss Mary (Mrs. O. I. Case), VI.
298.
Tefft, A. C., publisher, VI. 67, 184, 196.
Teft, William J., student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146.
Teippeccans river, X. 247; XIII. 49.
Tekamasimon, Ottawa chief, XII. 621.
Tekonsha township (Calhoun Co.), or-
ganized, II. 195; first officers, land en-
tries and schools, II. 246.
Tekonsha village, platted, II. 246; "Re-
porter," VI. 73.
. "Telegraph," boat, V. 486; IX. 283.
Telegraph office, first one opened in De-
troit, location of, X. 92.
Telemain dit, Baptiste, of Detroit, re-
mained British subject at close of rev-
olutionary war, VIII. 411.
Telford, Miss Sarah A. (Mrs. V. BretzK
XI. 47.
Teller, James, P., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526; student of branch
University at Detroit, V. 543.
Tellier, Charles, XII. 179.
Tellier & Grosbeck, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 316; sign petition, X.
456; XIII. 54.
Temper, Mrs. Maria, death of, IX. 83.
Temperance, conflict, XIII. 388, 389;
Campaign of 1844, V. 42; XIII. 555;
Independent Order of Good Templars,
organized, XIII. 398; legislation for,
XIII. 397-400; pledge among the
Catholics, IX. 139; Red Ribbon move-
ment, XIII. 401; Sons of Temperance,.
. organized, XIII. 398; Temple of Honor,
organized, XIII. 398; vote of 1887, on
amendment for, XIII. 404; Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, XIII.
400; Woman's crusade, XIII. 400.
"Tempest," boat, IX. 285.
Templar, Lieut. Col. — , British soldier,
X. 249.
Temple, Amos, II. 335.
Temple, John F., member State Pioneer
Society, VI. 166; VIII. 12.
Temoleton, Benjamin M., XIII. 156.
Templeton, Mrs. Benjamin M. (Miss
Woolsey), XIII. 137.
Tenbrook, JJeacon — , death of, XIII. 229.
Tenbrook, Andrew, M. A., instructor in
University, I. 78; VII. 29n, 30n, 38n,
40n; XIV. 349, 350.
Tenbrook, Rev. G. V., III. 356; V. 314;
XIV. 372.
Tenevay, — , VI. 529, 543.
Ten Eyck, Anthony, II. 273; V. 560; VI.
495; court register, XIV. 415; member
State Historical Society, XII. 327.
Ten Eyck, Mrs. Charles, death of, IX.
39.
Ten Eyck, Conrad, I. 24, 400, 437, 439,
470, 500; II. 14, 255, 401, 561, 563, 576;
IV. 475, 515; V. 540, 560; VI. 108, 474,
476; appointed county commissioner by
Gov. Cass, I. 258; city treasurer of De-
troit, 1821, X. 85; highway tax, 1812,
IV. 409; in Toledo war, XIII. 531; loca-
tion of hotel of, XIV. 529; member con-
vention, 1835, I. 512; signed address
to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 656, 662;
signed call for meeting to instruct dele-
gate to congress, XII. 645; signed peti-
tion for a representative in congress.
XII. 587; United States marshal, V,
469; XIII. 539.
Ten Eyck, Egbert, biog., IV. 384.
544 INDEX.
Ten Eyck, J. B., publisher, VI. 75. Terrell, James, vice president State Pio
Ten Eyck, Jeremiah V. R. (Jerry), I. neer Society, I. 28.
437, 439; II. 572; IV. 475; X. 87; Terrill, Lyman, I. 446.
signed address to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, Territorial, governments, XII. 545; gov-
VIII. 656; signed call for meeting to ernors, III. 115, 119; pioneers, IV. 238;
instruct delegate to congress, XII. 645. roads and taverns, V. 243; school law,
Ten Eyck, Mrs. Jeremiah V. R., IV. 475. XIV. 286.
Ten Eyck, Martha, I. 423. Terry, — and wife, II. 285.
Ten Eyck, W., death of, IV. 257. Terry, Dr. Adrian R., IV. 426; member
Ten Eyck, William, I. 400; V. 499. first Horticultural Society, X. 75, 76.
Ten Eyck's tavern, II. 401; III. 149; V. Terry, Demick, death of, XIV. 150.
242, 244, 394; VI. 108. Terry, Gen. Henry D., II. 575; V. 470,
Tennant, A. A., I. 241. 474; VI. 411; VII. 175; member State
Tennant, William, I. 245. Historical Society, XII. 324.
Tennant, Judge William S., XIII. 269. Terry, Dr. J. M., II. 308.
Tennayer, Henry, member State Pioneer Terry, Jacob, death of, XIV. 150.
Society, VII. 4. Terry, Joshua S., I. 20; III. 568, 574;
Tennessee, bordered Indian lands, XV. early mail carrier, VIII. 259.
251; table lands and fruits of, III. 173; Terry, Norman, death of, XIV. 133.
Tenney, Mrs. Harriet A. (Mrs. Jesse E. Terry, Osborn, death of, VI. 340.
T.), State Librarian, original member Terry, Samuel, XIII. 567.
State Pioneer Society, I. 14, 57, 64, 77; Terry & McLean, II. 334, 335.
II. v., 7, 69, 70, 79, 90, 135; III. 105- Tessalon (Tessalony) river, XI. 373, 374,
108, 113; IV. v., viii.; V. iii., 15; VI. 415, 419, 420; XV. 629, 630; described
5, 6, 10; VII. 15; IX. 5, 8, 10, 217; by Daniel Robertson, 1781, IX. 645,
X. 60; XI. v., 18; XIII. 38, 109, 307; 646.
XIV. 1, 17-19; acting treasurer, report Tessier (Saucoeur), — , how change in
of, I. 34; XIV. 45; portrait and auto- name occurred, VI. 372.
biography of, IV. 11; president of Tessier (Tizier), Francois, III. 34-36.
Ladies' Soldiers' Monument Association, Tessier, Joseph, XI. 345.
IV. 11; received vote of thanks of Leg- Tessier, Louis, V. 102.
islature, IV. 12; of Society, II. 72; Tessier (Tizier), Pierre, III.' 34, 36.
secretary and member of Committee of Tete du Chien (Susell), Winnebago
Historians, State Pioneer Society, I. chief, XV. 10-12.
iii., 13, 28, 56, 59, 81, 83, 84; II. iii., Te-te-se, Indians, returned from the west
vii., 10, 68, 99; III. xi., 4, 11, 100, HI. 369.
370, 538, 539; IV. ix., 10; V. 2; VI. Tetesouth, Marcus, X. 118.
iii., 4, 12; VII. iv., x., 3, 16; VIII. v., Tetro, slave, I. 416.
xiv., 8; IX. v., xii., 8; X. iv., vii.; XI. Teuchsagronde, Huron village, X. 238.
iv., viii.; XII. iii.; XIII. iv., 5, 25; Tevierne, Ruth A., death of, XI. 26.
XIV. iii., vii., viii., 17, 40, 41, 50; Texas, period of Indian wars in, XII.
XV. iii.; Secretary's reports, I. 29, 58; 435.
II. 4, 84; III. 2; IV. 4; V. 10; VI. 6; Thames, battle of the, defeat of Gen.
VII. 3; VIII. 5; IX. 5; XI. 7; XIII. Proctor, XV. 399.
4, 35; XIV. 1. "Thames," boat, XV. 64; burned by
Tenney, Judge Jesse E., II. 71; III. 4, 5; Americans, XIII. 599.
appointed State Librarian, IV. 11; Thames river (La Tranche), XV. 456;
death of, IX. 42; lectured at Agricul- distant from St. Clair rapids, XV. 401;
tural College, VI. 131. location and description of, XV. 15 16;
Tenney, Noble H., V. 437. U. S. troops on, XV. 117, 659-669, 675-
Tenney, Weston, death of, XI. 95. 682.
Tenney, William, land entry. II. 449. Tharatohat, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII.
Tenny, Alvah, land entry, III. 563. 92.
Tenny, Rufus, land entry, III. 563. Thatcher, — , British soldier, 84th regi-
Tennyson, Mrs. Robert, death of, VIII. ment, XI. 416.
100. Thatcher, — , horticulturist, X. 72.
Tents, for Indians, X. 496; XII. 258; gar- Thatcher, Erastus, gift of, XII. 329;
rison supplies, XII. 134. member State Historical Society, XII.
Teofille, — , on tax roll levied for repair- 324.
ing fort at Detroit, 1768, VIII. 466. Thatcher, Orrin, death of, IX. 84.
Ternier, Phillip, on census roll of Detroit, Thatcher, Ralph, teacher, XIV. 332, 333.
1827, XII. 4611/2- Thayer, — , VIII. 183, 184.
Terre Coupe Indians,, in council at De- Thayer, — , orator of Boston, addressed
troit, X. 453, 506; XIII. 65. mass meeting at Battle Creek, XI. 304.-
INDEX. 545
Thayer, A. V., IV. 375. Theodore & Grahame, X. 307; XIII. 70.
Thayer, Artemus, attorney, III. 454; biog. Theophille, — , signs petition against Mc-
IV. 243-246. Dougal's possession of Hog Island, X.
Thayer, Mrs. Artemus, III. 448; member 238.
building committee of Library Associa- Therry, — , X. 277; XIII. 55.
tion, III. 449. Thew, Joseph, III. 281, 286, 292.
Thayer, Austin, death of, IX. 58. Thewrit, Joseph, death of, IX. 76.
Thayer, Capt. Charles, I. 334, 336, 338; Theyaindenega (Capt. Brandt), XIII. 90.
V. 325. Thibault (Thebo) Capt. — , at battle of
Thayer, Mrs. Charles, I. 338. Windsor, XIII. 599.
Thayer, Charles W., death of, VIII. 115. Thibault, Francis, II. 573; on census roll
Thayer, Mrs, E. (Miss Weston), VI. 401. of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Thayer, Edwin, "Agriculture of Ottawa Thibault, Frank, I. 443.
county," IX. 261. Thibault (Thibeau, Thibaux), Ignace, on
Thayer, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, XIII. census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 606;
132. taxable property, 1802, VIII. 532, 535;
Thayer, Mrs. George, death of, XIII. 280. and wife, on census roll of Detroit,
Thayer, George W., III. 547; VII. 494; 1779, X. 312.
gift of, XIII. 335; member State His- Thibault, J. B., residence of, IV. 476.
torical Society, XII. 327. Thibault (Thebault, Thibo), Joseph, I.
Thayer, Mrs. Homer L., IX. 7; XL 9; 345, 347, 443, 449; V. 533; IX. 580;
XIV. 100. highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; on elec-
Thayer, John, I. 158; IV. 420, 421; XL tion roll, 1799, VIII. 509.
112; XIII. 242. Thibault, Lambert, on census roll of De-
Thayer, John B., land entry, III. 563. troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Thayer, Joseph, biog., III. 621. Thibault (Thibaux, Theau), Louis, on
Thayer, Lucius A., VII. 173. census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 609;
Thayer, Lyman T., V. 130. taxable property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535;
Thayer, Mrs. M. Louise Miles, II. 184; and wife on census roll, 1779, X. 316.
member State Pioneer Society, VII. 10; Thibault, Nicolas ("Lammy"), charged
sketch of, IV. 243, 244. with murder, IX. 463.
Thayer, Ransom, death of, XIV. 69. Thiele, Father — , priest, VII. 177.
Thayer, Rufus, settled in Plymouth, 1825, Thiell, Dr. — , VIII. 60.
I. 446, 509, 510; II. 559; IV. 420; X. Thiell, Charlotte, death of, XL 96.
56; death of, XL 112; XIII. 242. Thiers, Mrs. Charlotte (Mrs. Mason), X.
Thayer, Rufus, Jr., II. 583. 188.
Thayer, Dr. Russell, VI. 295. Thiers, Chauncy, V. 285; XIV. 371.
Thayer, S., III. 294. Thiers, Henry, memoir of, V. 284.
Thayer, Dr. S. B., V. 323, 428. Thiers, Isaac, V. 285.
Thayer & Smith, III. 457. Thiers, William, V. 285.
Thayer House, III. 455. Thiery, — , X. 529.
"The Allie," yacht, III. 645. Thiestin, Miss Anna, marriage of, IV.
"The Cottage/' hotel, IV. 459. 255.
"The Experiment," boat, I. 330. Thimbles, for Indians, X. 496, 580, 632;
"The Forks," early name for Albion, X. garrison supplies, XII. 134.
34. Thirteenth Michigan Volunteer Infantry,
"The Heart of Oak," boat, VII. 230. war of the rebellion, III. 166; history
The Nicolas and wife, on census roll of of, II. 612-637; IV. 133-168.
Detroit, 1779, X. 326. Thomas, — , I. 474; II. 563.
Thebault, see Thibault. Thomas, Earl of Selkirk, see Selkirk.
Their, Mrs. Susan, death of, VIII. 100. Thomas, — , Indian prisoner, early set-
Theller, Dr. E. A., adventures of, XII. tier on Clinton river, VIII. 406; XII.
415; imprisoned at Quebec, escape, VII. 336.
83. 87, 89; XIII. 532, 534. Thomas, — , surveyor, III. 582, 584.
Theller, William Alexander, historian, Thomas, — "Old," I. 369.
XIV. 362. Thomas, Menominee chief, XV. 560.
Themigassey, Ottawa chief, X. 552; Thomas, Aaron, XII. 579; highway tax,
speech of, XIII. 94. 1812, IV. 409; on census roll of De-
Themines, Ponce de Lausiere Themines troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Cardaillac, acting Governor of New Thomas, Abner D., VI. 399, 400.
France, 1616 III. 117. Thomas, Mrs. Abner D. (McNaughton),
Thempshall, Willis, V. 332. VI. 400.
Thenatowat, Huron chief, X. 472; XIII. Thomas, Alanson, IV. 57, 58; XII. 579;
90. XIV. 433, 475; encounter with Ton-
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546 INDEX.
guish, VIII. 162; on census roll of De- Thomas, Rev. John, trustee of Hillsdale
troit, 1827, XII. 461^; pilot through college, VI. 147, 152, 154, 162.
Black Swamp, I. 507. Thomas, John & Co., VI. 294.
Thomas, Alfred, I. vi., 62; member State Thomas, Jonathan, III. 348, 349; V. 256,
Pioneer Society, I. 88; VII. 10; memor- 257, 310; XIV. 302.
ial page, I. 205. Thomas, Mrs. Jonathan, V. 310.
Thomas, Miss Angeline (Mrs. Dickey), Thomas, Lewis, death of, IX. 77.
student of Hillsdale College, VI. 146. Thomas, Maria (Mrs. Eldred), V. 392.
Thomas, Ansel, II. 456. Thomas, N. E., judge of probate of St.
Thomas, Aranthus, III. 349; V. 267, 287, Glair county, VI. 411.
310, 319. Thomas, Nathan, XIV. 302.
Thomas, Benjamin, first collector of Lee Thomas, Deacon Nathan, XI U. 567.
township, II. 233, 234. Thomas, Dr. Nathan M., I. 207; XIV.
Thomas, Benjamin, death of, XIII. 132. 523; biog., XI. 16, 74; member State
Thomas, Miss Berthered (Mrs. Simonds), Pioneer Society, I. 84; remarks on Dr.
V. 228. Isaac Lamborn, XIII. 509, 510; tried
Thomas, Rev. C. G., VIII. 23. for malpractice, XI. 291, 295; XIII.
Thomas, Charles, death of, VIII. 97. 516.
Thomas, Charles E., attorney, III. 350, Thomas, Mrs. Nathan M. (Miss Pamela
359. S. Van Buren), XIV. 523.
Thomas, D. E., publisher, VI. 98. Thomas, Parthena, III. 349; V. 310.
Thomas, Daniel, III. 348, 349; V. 247, Thomas, Simpson & Co., I. 388.
256, 257, 265-267, 310; VI. 244; XIV. Thomas, Thomas H., VI. 261.
302. Thomas, Rev. W. H., III. 482.
Thomas, Mrs. Daniel, III. 349; V. 310. Thomas & Bush, II. 133.
Thomas, Miss Deiadanna (Mrs. Titus Thomas ads Didford, ca'se cited, XII. 503.
Dort), I. 507. "Thomas Jefferson," boat, XIV. 543.
Thomas, Dominique, on census roll of Thomas settlement, location of, XIV. 433.
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. Thommesse, Thomas, taxable property,
Thomas, Rev. E., III. 242. 1802, VIII. 540.
Thomas, Col. Edward H., soldier of the Thompkins, Dr. Moses, VII. 300.
Mexican war, VI. 19; resolutions on Thompson, see also Thomson.
death of, X. 177, 178. Thompson, — , lighthouse keeper III.
Thomas, Eli, III. 346. 325.
Thomas, Eliza J., first white child born Thompson, Capt. — , sailor, IV. 333, 335,
in Lee township, II. 234. 337.
Thomas, Elronzo, XIV. 475. Thompson, Dr. — , died of cholera, V.
Thomas, Mrs. Elronzo (Phebe Dicker- 263; and brothers, II. 240.
son), XIV. 475. Thompson, Mrs. — , death of, XIV. 134.
Thomas, Erastus, III. 346. Thompson, Rev. A. C., V. 185.
Thomas, Frank, II. 220; V. 247, 253; Thompson, Maj. Alexander R., 141; VI.
XIV. 302, 303. 412; at Fort Gratiot, XI. 251; difficult
Thomas, George and wife, X. 192. trip to Chicago, XII. 434; honorary
Thomas, George H., VII. 607. member State Historical Society, 1829,
Thomas, Gen. George H., III. 187, 188; XII. 317.
IX. 198. Thompson, Mrs. Alexander R., first Sun-
Thomas, Harvey G., death of, VII. 568, day school held at house of, XIII. 337.
573. Thompson, Mrs. Alonzo, death of, X. 5.
Thomas, Heman, V. 328; XIV. 621; biog., Thompson, Amander, death of, IV. 249.
IX. 26. Thompson, Andrew, VII. 320.
Thomas, Dr. Henry F., III. 292; member Thompson, Anna M., member State Pio-
of the Legislature, III. 286. neer Society, IV. 169; V. 15.
Thomas, Henry W., V. 487. Thompson, Anna P., IV. 171.
Thomas, Isaac, first settler of Goguac, II. Thompson, Mrs. Aseneth (Miss Harring-
213; III. 348; V. 247, 256n, 310; XIV. ton), XI. 72.
302; land entry, IV. 398; memoir of, Thompson, B., IV. 274.
V. 272. Thompson, B. H., member of the1 Brady
Thomas, J. A., land entry, III. 404. Guards, XIII. 525.
Thomas, J. H., organist, III. 226. Thompson, Benjamin, death of, 1882, VI.
Thomas, J. J., "Fruit Culturist," X. 71. 447.
Thomas, J. M., III. 280. Thompson, Benjamin, death of, 1887,
Thomas, James, VI. 173. XIII. 112.
Thomas, Joel, XII. 579; highway tax, Thompson, Mrs. Betsy W., V. 527.
1812, IV. 409; on census roll of Detroit, Thompson, C. Oscar, III. 480; VI. 303;
1827, XII. 463 1/,. XIV. 106.
INDEX.
547
Thompson, Caleb S., VII. 233, 400; biog.,
VI. 272.
Thompson, Mrs. Caleb S., VI. 272.
Thompson, Charles (Allegan), death of,
XIII. 112.
Thompson, Charles, pioneer of Ypsilanti,
II. 544; death of, XIV. 190.
Thompson, Charles A., Jr., attorney, XI.
313; brief sketch of, XI. 318.
Thompson, Charles D., county treasurer
in 1875-6, I. 520.
Thompson, Charles H., V. 13; VII. 439;
VIII. 6, 8, 9; XI. 8, 9.
Thompson, Charles R., IV. 452.
Thompson, Chauncy, XIV. 106.
Thompson, Clara C., VI. 273.
Thompson, Mrs. Claud, death of, XIII.
230.
Thompson, Miss Cornelia (Mrs. H. Black-
mar), IV. 258.
Thompson, Dr. Cyrenus, sketch of, IV.
171.
Thompson, Cyrus H., II. 315.
Thompson, D., III. 281.
Thompson, D. D., landlord, IV. 408, 485;
illustration of hotel, IV. 490.
Thompson, David, XIV. 415.
Thompson, Douglas, VII. 239, 251.
Thompson, E. C. W., VII. 400.
Thompson, Rev. Ebenezer, VII. 433, 438.
Thompson, Bishop Edward, I. 240; III.
236, 238, 241; V. 538; member State
Historical Society, XII. 321.
Thompson, Edward H., X. 116; XIV. 507.
Thompson, Edwin Allen, sketch of, VI.
431, 439-442.
Thompson, Elisha, II. 232.
Thompson, Emma, II. 290.
Thompson, Esquire, first settler of Ber-
rien county, V. 148, 149.
Thompson, G., III. 281.
Thompson, George, XIV. 424.
Thompson, George W., member State Pio-
neer Society, VII. 151; VIII. 12; XIII.
26.
Thompson, Harvey, II. 290.
Thompson, Henry, XI. 345.
Thompson, Hiram, first register of Jack-
son county, II. 278, 279, 284, 289, 290,
293, 295, 309, 310; III. 510, 511; V.
349-352.
Thompson, Isaac, I. 193; elected asso-
ciate judge, III. 473.
Thompson, J. H., death of, VI. 342.
Thompson, Sergeant J. L., IV. 442.
Thompson, J. P., publisher, IV. 453; VI.
82, 83; VII. 494; delegate to National
convention, IV. 453.
Thompson, James, on census roll of De-
troit, 1779, X. 316; 1782, X. 608.
Thompson, Rev. James L., II. 161.
Thompson, James O., death of, IX. 83.
Thompson, Jed., X. 7.
Thompson, Jep, XIII. 266.
Thompson, Jeremiah, II. 309; III. 511.
Thompson, Jeremiah D., VII. 530.
Thompson, John, V. 527.
Thompson, John W., VII. 319.
Thompson, Jonathan, death of, XIV. 192.
Thompson, Jonathan P., IV. viii; biog.,
IV. 452.
Thompson, Levi, II. 375; III. 281; VII.
540.
Thompson, Lewis J., X. 45; trustee of
Hillsdale College, VI. 142, 145, 147,
148, 152, 154, 162.
Thompson, Miss Louisiana, marriage of,
Indian name of, VII. 249.
Thompson, Mary, founder of Thompson
Home, XIV. 38.
Thompson, Miss Mary D., death of, VII.
551.
Thompson, Michael, trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 147.
Thompson, O. H., I. 335.
Thompson, Rev. Orrin C., early mission-
ary and teacher, I. viii., 33; II. 197;
VI. 411; VII. 105, 565; founder St.
Clair Academy, V. 499; first mission
work, I. 396, 397; "History of Judge
Zephaniah Bunce," I. 434; "Observa-
tions and experiences 'in Michigan," I.
395.
Thompson Philemon, VII. 251; reported
killed by his son, VII. 252.
Thompson, Phineas, IV. 360; VII. 252;
biog., VII. 398, 399.
Thompson, R., III. 281.
Thompson, Rachel (Mrs. Weed), first
white child born in St. Joseph valley,
V. 148.
Thompson, Robert R., member of the
Legislature, XIV. 413.
Thompson, Rush, VI. 272.
Thompson, Sarah, II. 290.
Thompson, Seth. death of, VIII. 115.
Thompson, Mrs. Seth, death of, XI. 135.
Thompson, Susan, VI. 272.
Thompson, W. G. and wife, III. 645.
Thompson, Rev. W. H., VII. 427, 439;
VIII. 7.
Thompson, W. O., land entry, III. 430.
Thompson, Washington, VII. 233.
Thompson, William, Detroit police, VII.
607.
Thompson, William, pioneer of Ottawa
county, IX. 268; XIII. 265, 266.
Thompson, William, pioneer of Ypsilanti,
VIII. 115.
Thompson, Dr. William, member Pontiac
Company, III. 599-562; IV. 311; V.
459, 460; VI. 91, 361, 385; VIII. 662;
IX. 171; XIV. 512, 589, 590; land en-
try, 1819, III. 569.
Thompson, William D., son of Wm. R.,
killed by tree, II. 291.
Thompson. William Daliville, II. 291,
293, 296, 298, 310; III. Ill; banker,
II. 322; business interests of, II. 333,
341; member State Pioneer Society,
548 INDEX.
III. 266; sketch of, II. 348; township V. 452, 456, 459, 503; VI. 404, 409, 410;
clerk, II. 311, 312, 349; township treas- XII. 336; XIII. 336; county clerk, VI.
urer, II. 313. 407; Indian name of, XIII. 337; signs
Thompson, Mrs. William Daliville, II. petition for naming Port Huron, XIII.
350. 338.
Thompson, William R., II. 277-279, 282, Thorn, (W.) Leslie, III. 117; IV. v.;
288, 290-292; III. 505, 510; V. 349, 351, memoir of Dr. J. L. Whiting, IV. 116.
353, 355; first township meeting held Thorn, William, captive among Indians,
at house of, II. 289, 308-310. I. 442; II. 572; IV. 339; VI. 404, 405,
Thompson, Capt. Zechariah, British sol- 414; chattel mortgage given by, 1789,
dier, X. 494, 498; inspected navy, IX. VIII. 492; list of articles of, VIII. 493;
440, 441; killed at siege of Detroit, on census roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 316; '
VIII. 366; XIII. 488; letter to Maj. remained British subject at close of
DePeyster, X. 515, 534; recommended revolutionary war, VIII. 411; taxable
Mr. Alg6e for port inspector, IX. 439. property, 1802, VIII. 540.
Thompson & Barnes, VI. 227. Thornapple river, V. 327; Indian name
Thompson & Co., IV. 351; VI. 181. of, XI. 193.
Thompson & Cooper, II. 349. Thorne, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 40.
Thompson & Williams, on census roll of Thorne, Benjamin, first settler of Thorn-
Detroit, 1779, X. 316. ville, XII. 403, 404.
Thompson, Cooper & Co., II. 335. Thorne, Mrs. C. B., XIII. 27, 33.
Thompson's Home, founded, XIV. 38. Thorne, Mrs. Genevieve, XIV. 23.
Thompson's Tavern, II. 297, 401; IV. 408; Thorne, J. M., mine owner, VII. 211.
illustration of, IV. 490. Thornington, James, first settler of Wash-
Thomson, see also Thompson. ington township, IV. 314; V. 477.
Thomson, Bishop Edward, D. D., address Thornton, — , V. 287; XIV. 303.
referred to, XIV. 358, 358n, extract Thornton, Dr. and wife, XII. 656.
from, XIV. 359. Thornton, Lieut. — , British soldier in
Thomson, Col. Edward H., soldier of the charge of field ordnance at battle of the
war of rebellion, I. 27, 388; III. viii., Thames, XV. 445.
106; IV. 244, 246, 375; VII. 243, 344; X. Thornton, Lieut. Col. — , XV. 53; military
vi.; XI. 34; XIII. 38; "A chapter of secretary, letter from Lieut. Gov. Fran-
first beginnings in Genesee county," cis Gore, XV. 43.
III. 431; drafted bills for first asylum Thornton, Charles, land entry, II. 450.
for deaf, dumb, blind and insane, XIII. Thornton, Rev. Richard, V. 410.
294; mayor of Flint, III. 438; member Thornton, Capt. S., killed at San Antonio,
of the Legislature, III. 443, 453; IX. VII. 117.
34; X. 176; member of the Tenth Mich- Thornton, Sarah (Mrs. John Yerkes), II.
igan Infantry, X. 176; member State 450; XIII. 384.
Historical Society, XII. 323; member Thornton, T. F., publisher, VI. 95.
State Pioneer Society and vice presi- Thornton, William, death of, XIII. 219.
dent, I. 28, 86; II. vii., 68; III. xi., 3, Thornville, statistics and history of, XII.
108; IX. 13; published first paper in 403.
Lapeer county, III. 550; VI. 84; sketch Thorp, Darius D., State printer, XII. i.;
of, IX. 33; X. 175, 178. XIV. i.; XV. i.; tendered vote of thanks
Thomson, Edward H., Jr., IX. 35; X. by State Pioneer Society, XIV. 23.
182; XI. 34. Thorp, Luanda, V. 446.
Thomson, Mrs. Edward H., Sr. (Miss Thorp & Godfrey, State printers, VII. i,;
Sarah T. Bush), early teacher, IX. 35; VIII. i.; IX. i., 16; X. i.; XI. i.; XII.
X. 178, 182; XI. 34; XIII. 413. i.; XIV. 13.
Thompson, James, signs petition of De- Thorpe, Chauncy, II. 435.
troit merchants, X. 456; XIII. 54. Thorpe, David, IV. 252.
Thomson, William, land entry, III. 431. Thorpe, Elizabeth S. (Mrs. D. T.), IV.
Thorburn, Grant, X. 70. 252.
Thorel, George, the dandy of 1707, V. Thoulouse, Jean, on census roll of De-
99. troit, 1782, X. 606; and wife, on cen-
Thorn, Capt. — , member of Selkirk Sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 326.
colony, I. 442. Thrader (or Shrader), Judge — , VIII.
Thorn, James H., death of, IX. 38. 558, 560.
Thorn, James L., member State Pioneer Thrall, Sophronia (Mrs. Bangs), VI. 436.
Society, VIII. 119; IX. 10. Thread, for Indians, X. 496, 580, 632;
Thorn, Maj. (Capt.) John, agreement XI. 356; XII. 41, 83, 147, 158, 175,
with Alexander McKee, XII. 215; cap- 223, 228, 229, 232, 233, 242, 246, 247,
tive among Indians, platted first lot of 258, 275, 288: XIII. 73; XV. 607, 608,
Port Huron, I. 442; IV. 307, 310, 356; 614, 615, 645-647, 649, 655, 656; garrison
INDEX.
549
supplies, XI. 429; XII. 134, 135; XV.
224.
Thread river, II. 475; III. 435; XIV. 507;
source of, III. 571.
Three Oaks "Echo," VI. 70.
Three Rivers (Harris Prairie), II. 159;
"Herald," "Reporter," VI. 95; principal
of early schools, IX. 94.
Threshing, early manner of, XIV. 610.
Threshing machine, first used in Michi-
gan, XIV. 441.
Thrift, D. V., VII. 447.
Thrift, G. B., VII. 447.
Thrift, John N., VII. 447.
Thrift, T. B., biog., VII. 425, 447.
Thrift, Mrs. T. B., VII. 447.
Thring, Edward, educator, quotation
from, XIV. 394, 395.
Throop, Edward, VI. 227.
Throop, Enos T., governor of New York,
V. v.; VIII. 90; gift of, XII. 346; im-
ported fruit trees from Prance, V. 73;
member State Pioneer Society, XII.
336; memoir, V. 71.
Throop, Mrs. Enos T., tribute to, by her
husband, V. 72.
Throop, George B-, member of the Legis-
lature, XIV. 415; chairman of commit-
tee to locate capitol, report of, VIII.
123, 124, 126; introduced bill, VII. 418;
passenger on Walk-in-the-Water on
last trip, V. 9.
Throop, M. H., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Throop, Nathan, IX. 283.
Throop, William A., gift of, XII. 334;
member State Historical Society, XII.
331.
Throop Bros., VI. 245.
Thrush, found in Michigan, XIV. 603.
Thunder Bay. fur gathering along coast
of, VIII. 253; lighthouse, VI. 194.
Thunder Bay Island, VI. 194; XV. 13,
23.
Thunder Bay river, VI. 193.
Thunder cape, XIV. 197, 202.
Thunder mountain, III. 626.
Thurber, — , attended funeral of Gov. Mc-
Clelland, IV. 457.
Thurber, — , English statesman, VIII.
399.
Thurber, Caleb, XIII. 548.
Thurber, George, M. D., instructor in
Michigan Agricultural College, VI. 133,
135.
Thurber, Jefferson G., State Senator, XIV.
412.
Thurber, Philip, member of Eureka Iron
Co., XIII. 320.
Thurber, William, III. 561, 566, 573;
land entry, VII. 559, 561.
Thurgood, E. P.. IX. 70.
Thurgood, Ezenezer, death of, IX. 70.
Thurrey, Julian, bill for goods for In-
dian department, XII. 312.
Thurston, — , pupil of Romeo Academy,
II. 445.
Thurston, Beckley, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827. XII. 46iy2.
Thurston, Eleazur, XIV. 423.
Thurston, George, first settler of Sturgis
Prairie, II. 396; III. 610; VI. 421, 422.
Thurston, George, member State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 41, 196; president of St.
Joseph County Pioneer Society, III.
609; remarks of, V. 508; soldier of
the Black Hawk war, V. 504.
Thurston, George P., biog., XI. 108.
Thurston, George W., settled in Michigan,
1824, X. 56.
Thurston, Ira J., member of first Nur-
serymen and Fruit Growers' Associa-
tion, X. 81.
Thurston, Isaac, V. 505.
Thurston, Jason, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 4611/>; passenger on
last trip of Walk-in-the-Water, IV. 113,
114.
Thurston, John, death of, V. 358.
Thurston, Lucy, XIV. 317.
Thurston, M. P., death of, XI. 130.
Thurston, Mrs. M. P., death of, VIII. 99.
Thurston, W., on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Thwaits, — , products of his farm, VI.
207, 208.
Thybault, Prosper, taxable property, 1802
VIII. 538.
Thybett, Benjamin, taxable property,
1802, VIII. 538.
Tibbetts, — , III. 606.
Tibbetts, Mrs. — (Miss Dexter), XI. 50.
Tibbetts, Mrs. John, death of, VIII. 22.
Tibbits, Allen, I. 510; II. 551, 558,
559, 583; VI. 219, 234, 238, 239; VII.
347; X. 56, 57; XIII. 14; XIV. 598;
address of, VII. 351, 356; death of
child of, VII. 348, 350; school commis-
sioner, 1832, IX. 174, 175; X. 67, 69.
Tibbits, B. S.. VI. 234.
Tibbits, Benjamin, I. 245, 248, 250.
Tibbits, Miss Hattie (Mrs, Packard),
student of Hillsdale College, VI. 146.
Tibbits, John, I. 510; II. 582; III. 246;
V. 244; exhibit of fruit, 1847, X. 76;
first meeting of Plymouth township
held at home of, II. 559-561.
Tibbits, John S., I. viii., 14, 33, 341, 444;
"Schools of Wayne county in an early
day," I. 429; "Wild animals of Wayne
county," I. 403.
Tibbits, Miss Mary (Mrs. Wm. Thomp-
son), XIII. 266.
Tibbits, Miss Olive M., student of Hills-
dale College, VI. 146.
Tibbits, William, II. 560, 583.
Tibbitts, Mrs. George, death of, XI. 58,
63.
Tibbitts, Jonathan, postmaster, III. 472.
Tibbs, — , court martialed, III. 167-171.
550
INDEX.
Tibodo, John Baptiste, soldier of 1812,
V. 556.
Tice, E. P., XII. 383.
Tichnor, Caleb, II. 582.
Tick-kesho, Indian, saved life of Celia
Rogers, V. 457.
Ticknor, Dr. B., U. S. N., XII. 330; death
of, IX. 151; member State Historical
Society, XII. 323.
Tietsort, Abram, Jr., made first settle-
ment in Cass county, I. 132.
Tietsort, John, I. 133; report of treasurer
of Cass County Pioneer Society, I"V.
225, 226.
Tiffany, Judge Alexander R., author, I.
332; II. 374; V. 130; VI. 338; VII. 527,
530; XIV. 272; delegate to Constitu-
tional conventions, 1835 and 1850, II.
374; III. 40; judge of probate, IV. 304;
member of the Legislature II. 374; V.
442; VIII. 167.
Tiffany, Mrs. Cornelia, death of, IX. 39.
Tiffany, Hiram B., death of, XIV. 111.
Tiffany, Joseph, death of, XIII. 187, 191.
Tiffany, Rufus, IV. 272, 278.
Tiffany, Copland & Co., IV. 272.
Tiffin, Edward, surveyor general of Ohio,
1812, I. 381; II. 15; III. 101, 577; VIII.
177; X. 142; report of Michigan, X.
61, 62; XI. 220.
Tift, Mathew R., land entry, V. 404.
Tift farm, V. 76.
"Tiger." boat. I. 470; XIV. 537; capture
of, XV. 641-644.
Tihockeres, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII.
•92.
Tilapan, Jonas, soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220.
Tilden, Samuel J., candidate for presi-
dent of the U. S., VI. 519; proprietor
of New York mine at Marquette, VII.
169.
Till, Caroline M., IV. 195.
Tillepaugh, Jones, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
Tillier, Charles, report to Col. England
regarding Gen. Wayne's movements,
XV. 5.
Tillman, Mrs. — , V. 545.
Tillman, Miss Elizabeth (Mrs. Trow-
bridge) VI. 479.
Tillman, J. W., I. 428; IV. 449.
Tillman, Mrs. Otto, IV. 439.
Tillotson, — , of Ohio, student at the
University of Michigan, XIV. 355.
Tillotson, Edward, VII. 378.
Tillotson, Elizabeth, VII. 377.
Tillotson, Henry, VII. 378.
Tillotson, Henry A., XIV. 84.
Tillotson, Ira, biog., VII. 377, 379.
Tillotson, Lieut. Jeremiah, VII. 348; land-
lord, VI. 218; soldier of the Black
Hawk war, VI. 220; VII. 349.
Tillotson, John, Sr., VII. 377.
Tillotson, Brig. Gen. John, Jr., VII. 377.
Tillotson, L. C., III. 484.
Tillotson, Mary, VII. 377.
Tillotson, Mrs. Samantha Phelps (Mrs.
Zenos T.), biog., XIV. 69, 84.
Tillotson, W. K., VIII. 90.
Tillotson, Mrs. W. K., VIII. 90, 95.
Tillotson, William, VII. 378; land entry,
III. 402.
Tillotson, Zenos, VII. 378.
Tilly, Sieur Beauvais de, VIII. 414.
Tilt, Maj. — , XV. 679.
Tilton, Caleb, VI. 253; land entry, III.
402.
Tilton, Mary E. (Mrs. Wm. T.), biog.,
XIV. 56, 58.
Tilton, William W., II. 382, 415, 432;
XIV. 530.
Tilton, Mrs. William W. (Mrs. Bissell),
II. 382, 432.
Tilts, garrison supplies, XI. 429; XII.
134.
Timber, XIII. 586; laws early enacted for
protection of, XIV. 661; product of
Michigan compared with other states
in 1889, XIV. 411.
Timmerman, Mrs. E. (Miss Woodhouse),
VIII. 37.
Timmerman, Lucretia, death of, XL 84.
Timmis, Charles, V. 505.
Timms, D. and wife, I. 169.
Timms, Mrs. Elizabeth A., death of, IX.
38.
Timms, James, VI. 211.
Tin boxes, measures, shot cases, tubes.
for garrison supplies, XL 428-431; XII.
134, 135 137, 138; kettles, for Indians,
X. 581, 632; XII. 41, 147, 170, 230, 234,
257, 274, 284, 288, 302.
Tinckall, Peml, British soldier, salary of,
XV. 270.
Tincton (Sioux), villages, X. 504; XL
506; XIII. 85.
Tindall, Caroline L., death of, IX. 59.
Tindall, Enoch, II. 393.
Tindall, Rev. George P., II. 205; III. 452.
Tindall, Mrs. James, death of, XIV. 150.
Tines, Isaac, Indian captive, XL 443, 447.
Tingley, Marshall, student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146.
Tingley, Reuben R., soldier of the Mexi-
can war VI. 19.
Tingley, Samuel, VII. 531.
Tingley, Mrs. Samuel, death of, VII. 543.
Tinker, Almerin M., county clerk, 1875-6,
L 519.
Tinker, L. W., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525-527.
Tinkham, Mrs. — , (Miss Kingsbury), XL
87.
Tinklepaugh, Capt. Edv/ard, captured, II.
479.
Tinklepaugh, John, II. 479.
Tinklepaw, Harriet, II. 479.
Tiockouanorhon, Huron chief, X. 500,
502; XIII. 92.
INDEX.
551
Tippecanoe, "The Prophet's town," head-
quarters for Indian confederacy, VI.
465
Tipton, Gen. John, U. S. A., VI. 484.
Tisdale, Henry, II. 325.
Tisger, Joseph, V. 559.
Tisne, see DuTisne.
Tithes, early laws regulating, XIV. 661.
Tittabawassee (Tiffin, Tatubawarsay),
river, II. 462; X. 142, 143; XIV. 501,
503; tributary of the' Saginaw, VII.
270; Indian name of, VII. 136, 277.
Titterington, Rev. J. M., VII. 306.
Tittle, Eliza, marriage of, III. 630, 636.
Tittle, Margaret (Peggy), III. 630.
Titus, George W., XI. 132.
Titus, Lieut. Platt S., soldier of the Mexi-
can war, II. 176; VI. 19; VII. 113; stu-
dent of branch university at Detrdit, V.
543; and wife, V. 323.
Titus, H. Jonas, V. 538; VI. 495.
Titus, Hazen, student of branch univers-
ity at Detroit, V. 543.
Titus, Dr. J. W., IV. 279.
Titus, Joseph, death of, IX. 75.
Titus, Joseph, T. (F.), editor, II. 324.
Titus, Joseph T. & Co., publishers, VI.
87.
Titus, N. D., publisher, VI. 83.
Titus, Richard and wife, XIV. 367.
Titus, Silas, II. 272; XII. 457; member
of the Young Men's Society, XII. 362,
363.
Titus, Sophia, death of, XIV. 54.
Titus & Hicks, VII. 370.
Tivton, Prangois, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 532.
Tivy, Alford, death of, IX. 77.
Tizier, Francis, III. 36.
Tlascalans, ancient people, III. 47.
Toan William, member State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 196.
Tobacco, for Indians, X. 496, 497/580,
632; XI. 356, 357; XII. 16, 41, 83, 147,
158, 175 230, 232, 234, 242, 246, 247,
258, 275, 285, 288, 302, 432; XIII. 73,
74; XV. 91, 607, 616, 646-649; garrison
supplies, XV. 224; offered as a sacrifice
of Indians, XIV. 212; price of, 1778,
IX. 439.
Tobacco Indians, exterminated, XIV. 656.
Tobey, Miss — , (Mrs. Briggs), seminary
teacher, III. 287.
Toley, Dr. S. D.. seminary teacher, III.
287.
Tobin, Joseph, captain in Wayne county
militia, 1803, VIII. 543; on tax roll,
1802, VIII. 539.
Toby, — , V. 248; VII. 392; XIV. 303.
Toby, Benjamin, death of, IX. 54; X. 190.
Toby, Bracy, death of, IX. 77.
Toby, Miss Caroline (Mrs. Burdick), X.
189.
Toby, George, X. 190.
Toby, Hiram, X. 190.
Toby, John D., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Toby, Rev. Zacheus, X. 189.
Tocqueville, Alexis Charles Henri de', III.
194 ; extracts from "Tour of Michigan,"
VIII. 132; tribute to American Con-
stitution, XI. 148; visited Pontiac, III.
600.
Todd, Prof. A. L., teacher, III. 481.
Todd, Albert, V. 489; VIII. 95.
Todd, Alfred, death of, III. 610.
Todd, Andrew, IX. 362, 363, X. 254, XI.
516, 527, 536, 538, 571, 597, 612, 613n,
615; 616; XII. 156, 157; signed peti-
tion for protection in Indian trade, XI.
484; testimony at court of inquiry, XI
522.
Todd, Augustus, VI. 348.
Todd, Edwin A., IV. 366; V. 489.
Todd, Horace A. N., VI. 348.
Todd, Isaac, XI. 522.
Todd, Col. John, governor of the Illinois
country, 1778, III. 21; IX. 635; X. 408;
killed at battle of Blue Licks, III. 32.
Todd, Maj. John (Joseph), first settler
of Pontiac and Flint, I. 18, 163; III.
433, 434, 436, 566-568, 574, 600; IV. 360,
365, 393; VI. 384, 385, 427, 428; VII.
233, 236, 252; VIII. 238; IX. 123; XII.
565; XIV. 589, 590; biog., V. 489; land
entry, VII. 388; member State Pioneer
Society, I. 84; VII. 9.
Todd, Mrs. John ("Aunt Polly"), I. 163;
III. 567; V. 489; VII. 389, 390.
Todd, Joseph, see John.
Todd, Joseph J.. III. 567, 574, 581.
Todd, Levi, death of, IX. 37.
Todd, Mrs. M. E., III. 292.
Todd, Mary (Mrs. Gould), V. 489.
Todd, Miss Mary E., teacher, II. 347.
Todd, Mary Irene (Mrs. A. T.), VIII. 95.
Todd, William, VI. 186, 197.
Todd, Rev. William, II. 163; III. 288;
X 53 *
Todd & McGill, merchants, XI. 571; bills
for Indian supplies, XII. 311, 314; re-
ceipt for cash for Indian department,
XI. 511, 514, 523; signed petition for
protection in Indian trade, IX. 552;
XI. 484; XIII. 79; for better trade
facilities, XL 424.
Todd farm, XIII. 411.
Todd's tavern, III. 433, 436; V. 489.
Toeble, Bishop — , priest, dedicated St.
Boniface church, Detroit, XIII. 475.
Toga, see Tonguish.
Togus plains, I. 329.
Tohougetton, Huron chief, IX. 443.
Toienthet, Huron chief, X. 502; XIII.
92
Toland, Isaac, V. 265; 266, 268.
Toland, William, V. 70, 247, 256, 259, 345,
360; land entry, VI. 309; VII. 479, 481.
552 INDEX.
Toland's prairie (Galesburg), II. 159; Tomlinson & Heath, III. 283, 291.
V. 70; VII. 479; ancient garden beds Tompions, ordnance supplies, XII. 134,
found on, II. 24. 138, 139.
Tolcan, ancient empire of, III. 47. Tompkins, Dr. — , mining surgeon, XIV.
Tolchard, W. A., VII. 593. 201; and family, XIV. 199.
Toledo (Fort Lawrence), controversy Tompkins, Rev. — , IV. 270.
over boundary line, XI. 156; early Tompkins, Clark Foot, death of, VII.
names of, VI. 380; in 1817, I. 502; 1837, 465.
V. 128; located on school lands of Tompkins, D., "The University examina-
Michigan territory, VII. 29; railroad tions," XIV. 350.
built to, I. 231. Tompkins, Daniel D., III. 503; VII. 460.
Toledo & Kalamazoo railroad bank, V. Tompkins, Miss Irene (Mrs. N. Town),
130. VII. 540.
Toledo War Song (poem), VI. 60. Tompkins, James B. (D.), VI. 219; sold-
Tolford, W. D., bank director, VI. 324. ier of the Black Hawk war, VI. 220;
Tolk, Mrs. J., burned, 1871, IX. 336. VII. 347, 349.
Toll, Alexander, collector of customs at Tompkins, John, death of, III. 490.
Mackinac, also probate judge, VI. 348. Tompkins, Rev. Leonard P., death of,
Toll, Capt. Daniel, soldier of 1748, killed VI. 306, 340.
in the Indian war, VII. 120. Tompkins, Lydia (Mrs. F. Hotchkiss),
Toll, Col. Isaac D., soldier of the Mexican XIII. 157.
war, III. ix., 4; IV. 4, 6, 7; V. 12; Tompkins & Williams, XIII. 250.
VI. 19, 422; VII. v.; VIII. 7; XIII. Tompkinson, Rev. William D., VIII. 106.
6; commanded Co. B., Fifteenth U. S. Toms, Ira, soldier of the war of 1812,
I., ordered charge at Cherubusco, VI. land entry of, IX. 62; death of, IX.
22, 22n; VII. 112; IX. 212; gifts of, IV. 60-62.
8; XI. 14; member State Pioneer So- Toms, Mrs. Ira (Mima Crawford), IX.
ciety, vice president, II. vii., 68, 69; 62.
III. xi., 3, 100, 108; IV. ix., 5; VI. 3; Toms, Mrs. J. W. (Miss James) XL 106.
VII. ix., 7; VIII. xiii., 9; IX. xi.; XI. Toms, Martin M., death of, IX. 60.
vii., 10; XIII. 26; XIV. vii., 18; "Michi- Toms, Minerva, death of, VIII. 68.
gan's record in the war with Mexico," Toms, Robert P., II. 601, 602; IV. 131,
II. 171, 184; poem by, III. 612; "Michi- 422, 444, 457; member State Historical
gan Soldiers in Mexico, outline of Society, XII. 328; sketch of, VII. 597,
march to Vera Cruz," VII. 112-121; re- 620.
ceived vote of thanks, VI. 23, 24; Toms, William, death of, XIII. 242.
sketch of the military career of John Tonawanda (Tounewanto) creek, XV.
T. Brown, II. 70; sketch of Patrick 602.
Marantette and Thomas Cade, III. 614, Tonawanda woods, XIII. 182.
615. Toncray, James B., death of. XIII. 242.
Toll, Miss Jane Ann, death of, XIV. 139. Tondogong, Indian chief, XIII. 378; XIV.
Toll, Mrs. Nancy DeGraff, member State 506.
Pioneer Society, III. 266; IV. 8. Tonedagana county, organized, I. 94, 322;
Toll bridge celebration, 1823, XIV., 572. see also Emmet county.
Tolland, William, I. 209. Toney, Oliver, III. 567.
Toltecs, III. 46, 47; first sight of horses Tonguish ("Toga"), chief, V. 398; VIII.
and fire-arms, XIV. 653. 161-164; IX. 7.
Tomahawk pipe ( po-com-i-gan ) , of In- "Tonquin", ship sent to Columbia river
dians, presented State Historical So- by the American Fur Co., III. 53;
ciety, XII. 329. wrecked by Lewis, the clerk, III. 55,
Tomahawks, for Indians, V. 5; X. 497, 62.
632; XII. 147, 259, 275, 285; found Tonty (Tonti), Lieut. Alphonse de,
in mounds, XIII. 550; XIV. 446; used French officer with Cadillac, VIII. 432;
as pipes, XIV. 209. X. 237.
Tomar, H. D., IV. 179, 197. Tonty, Mme. Alphonse, accompanied
Tomar, Mrs. H. D., IV. 197. Madam Cadillac on trip to Detroit,
Tomer, Chester, IV. 302. ' XIV. 663.
Tomlinson, Austin & Webster, II. 341. Tonty (Tonti), Chevalier Henri de, ex-
Tomlinson, J., III. 278, 291. plorer, I. 121; II. 100; III. 649, 650,
Tomlinson, J. B., II. 326, 336. 652, 653; V. 95, 96; VI. 460; VIII. 413,
Tomlinson, Rev. J. S. (L.), I. 239; VIII. 414, 432; name for lakes and rivers,
191. VI. 349, 350; visited Green Bay, XIV.
Tomlinson, Dr. Mark W., VI. 265. 657.
Tomlinson, N., IV. 446; XIV. 415. Tonty, St. Jean, V. 101.
Tomlinson, S. J., publisher, VI. 84. Tontiwas, — , V. 98.
INDEX.
553
Toof, Rev. E. M., III. 518.
Tooker, Rev. E. S., VII. 420.
Tooker, John, VI. 293.
Tooker, John S.( XI. 46.
Tooker, O. G., XI. 46.
Tooker, Oliver, VII. 419, 420.
Tooker, Smith J., I. 14, 59; VII. 420;
biog., XI. 16, 44, 46; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 84; chosen to repre-
sent the society at semi-centennial cele-
bration of Michigan, IX. 218.
Tooker, Mrs. Smith J., first white woman
to locate in Lansing, XI. 44, 46; death
of, XIV. 97; received vote of thanks,
VIII. 10.
Tooker, Steven, XI. 46.
Tooker, V. W., XI. 46.
Tools, for Michilimackinac, 1781, X. 520,
567.
Topinabee, Pottawattomie chief, XIV.
259, 260, 265.
Toraujeau, Augustine, on census roll of
Detroit, 1782, X. 602; and wife on cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 322.
Tories, Great Britain's provision for,
VIII. 410.
"Toronto," boat, destroyed and material
used in other vessels, XV. 73.
Toronto (York), city, III. 125; distant
from Lake Sincoe, III. 125; orders for
militia of, XII. 618-621.
Torquemada, Juan de, historian. III. 46,
47.
Torrens, Samuel, VI. 387.
Torrent, E., I. 290,
Torrent, John, I. 296.
Torrent & Arms, I. 289, 290.
Torrent & Ducey, I. 290.
Torrey, Lieut. — , I. 250.
Torrey, Clark, III. 447.
Torrey, Edward, V. 527.
Torrey, George, I. vii.; V. 386, 432; VI.
81; "History of Kalamazoo county," I.
207-210; report of secretary of Kalama-
zoo County Pioneer Association, X. 152.
Torrey, Jason, III. 280, 284-286.
Torrey, Joseph W., I. 130; II. 194; V.
386; XII. 601; judge of probate, I. 433;
member State Historical Society, XII.
318.
Torrey, Norman, I. 241.
Torrey Oliver, II. 551, 556; III. 590;
XIV. 590.
Torrey, Jacque M., XII. 601.
Tosha, — , publisher, IX. 297.
Totems of Indians, V. 552; on old deeds,
X. 129, 236; how used and regarded,
XIV. 217.
Toucey, Isaac, IV. 452.
Touche, — . X. 346.
Toucher, Dr. Laventure & Bro., account
with Ridley & Bennett, X. 376; bill of
goods seized, X. 353.
Toule, Acker, robbed by tramp, XIV. 512.
70
Toulouse, Jacque, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Toun, Dr. Charles G., IV. 302.
Tound, E. D., missionary, IV. 32.
Tourgee, Judge Albion W. and wife, XIV.
122.
Tourner, James, death of, VIII. 54.
Tourner, William, highway tax, 1812, IV
409.
Tourneux, Jean Baptiste, on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 603.
Tourniaid, Miss Julia (Mrs. H. Wil-
liams), I. 26.
Tourville, Prof. A. J., XI. 101.
Toussaint, — , XII. 543, 544.
Toussaint Island, XV. 156.
Toutegatemy, Indian chief, speech of, X.
444.
Tow, garments made of, XIV. 438; twine
made of, XIV. 610.
Tower, — , II. 221; XII. 407.
Tower Mrs. Anna E., death of, XIII.
241.
Tower, David J., early postmaster, I. 319.
Tower, Rev. E. P., VI. 52.
Tower, Harvey, VIII. viii.; first clerk and
register of Oceana county, VIII. 231;
"Pioneer life in Oceana county," VIII.
224.
Tower, John, settled in America in 1639,
XI. 52.
Tower, O. & O. S., XI. 52.
Tower, Osmond, State Senator, III. 476
481, 485; VI. 303; XI. 53; sketch of,
III. 489; XI. 47, 51.
Tower, Mrs. Osmond (Miss Gallagher),
XI. 51, 52.
Tower, R., death of, XIII. 242.
Tower, Miss Sarah (Mrs. J. G. Crombie),
XI. 114.
Tower & Baker, XI. 52.
Tower & Chubb, XI. 52.
Towers, Albert G., death of, VIII. 47,
48; first election of Texas township
held at house of, I. 209.
Towle, Simon, XII. 366.
Towle, Simeon, gift of, XII. 350.
Towler, Lieut. Col. — , intercedes for Gov
Hamilton, IX. 513.
Town, — , III. 515; V. 362.
Town, Col. — , soldier of the rebellion,
VII. 179.
Town, Dr. — , V. 330.
Town, Mrs. Catharine A., death of IX.
17.
Town, Mrs. David (Miss Hitchcock), XI.
68.
Town, Dr. Edmund, pupil of St. Clair
Academy, V. 499.
Town, Ephraim, I. 345.
Town, Joseph, death of, XIII. 132.
Town, Dr. Nathan, 1792, sentenced to be
hanged, pardoned by Queen Victoria,
VII. 540.
554
INDEX.
Town, Mrs. Nathan, VII. 540.
Town, Oka, III. Ill, 287; member State
Pioneer Society, III. 266.
Town, Sarah, I. 345.
Town, Stephen, II. 278; III. 504.
Town, Wyman A., VI. 377.
Towne, Nora, XI. 8; XIV. 8.
Towner, Augustus, county clerk, 1875-6,
I. 519.
Towner, Miss Mary (Mrs. Charles
Straight), XIV. 479.
Townley, Deacon — , III. 501; VII. 459.
Townley, — , orderly sergeant,, II. 624.
Townley, C., land entry, III. 430.
Townley, Mrs. G. J. (Adams), III. 503;
VII. 461.
Townley, Nicholas, II. 313.
Townsend, Benjamin D., IV. 198.
Townsend, Mrs. Electa, death of, IX. 37.
Townsend, Elijah, death of, XIII. 129.
Townsend, George, I. 209; V. 385; 361,
385.
Townsend, Mrs. George, V. 361.
Townsend, Goodenough, XI. 8; member
State Pioneer Society, IV. 170; "Me-
moir of Dr. George W. Fish," IX. 196;
of Robert E. Potter, XIII. 168.
Townsend, Mrs. Goodenough (Miss Fish),
IX. 201.
Townsend, Harriet, X. 37, 38.
Townsend, Henry, death of, VII. 592.
Townsend, Jeremiah, IV. 249.
Townsend, John H., X. 123.
Townsend, Mrs. John H., biog., VIII. 30,
33.
Townserid, John T., post sergeant of Fort
Gratiot, XI. 257.
Townsend, Joseph, IV. 271, 274, 279; XII.
396.
Townsend, Joshua, XIV. 535.
Townsend, L. B., VI. 304.
Townsend, Mrs. L. B. (Miss Van Allen),
XIII. 210.
Townsend, Martha, death of, XIV. 111.
Townsend, Melissa, IV. 197.
Townsend, Obadiah, death of, VII. 567,
570.
Townshend, Thomas, II. 593; XIII. 66;
letters from Gen. Haldimand, X. 661-
665, 667; XI. 320.
Township, inspection of schools, I. 39;
land reserved for schools, VII. 18; li-
braries, I. 452.
Towslee, H. M., IV. 237, 238.
Toyez, — , taxable property, 1802, VIII.
535.
Toynton, J., III. 227.
Toynton, Nathaniel, IV. 249.
Tozer, A. B., publisher, III. 350.
Tracey, Andrew, attorney, XI. 300.
Tracy, — , graduate of Yale College, XIV.
356.
Tracy, Marquis Alexandre de Prouville
de, governor of Canada, 1663, III. 114,
118.
Tracy, Alfred A., county clerk, 1875-6,
I. 520.
Tracy, Calvin, instructor in Agricultural
College, VI. 128, 131.
Tracy, Erastus, death of, VIII. 99.
Tracy, I., attorney, III. 136.
Tracy, John, XI. 345.
Tracy, Parley, death of, VIII. 100.
Trade, in upper country, X. 272, 274;
XIII. 68; improvements in petitioned
for, XI. 424, 461, 478; report on, XIII.
77; with Indians, territory covered,
XIII. 79.
Traders, at Mackinac, 1778, invoice of
goods and licenses, IX. 650; captured
at St. Joseph, X. 450; XIII. 64; debt
to merchants, XIII. 68; fabrication of,
XIII. 313; licenses of, XI. 474; receipt
to government for payment of claims,
X. 600; treatment of, XI. 474.
Trader's brigade, VI. 346.
Trails, of Indians, II. 474; V. 252; X.
137; XIV. 603; Bellevue, III. 380; Chi-
cago, II. 376; III. 149; Duck Lake,
Eaton Rapids, Grand Rapids, III. 380;
Grand River, IV. 49; Hoxies', VI. 413;
in Macon and Mason townships, XIII.
590; in Walton township, Jackson, III.
380; Neshinguak, XI. 265; Pottawat-
tomie, I. 328; 'Saginaw, XIV. 507.
Train, George, death of, VI. 340.
Train, George Francis, II. 78.
Traineau, — , I. 353.
Trakes, Robert, I. 207.
Tramblay, (Tramble, Trambley, Tram-
bly), see Tremble1.
Trammel and hooks, XIV. 621.
Trap, Martin, XI. 344; XIII. 75.
Trap Range, XIII. 344.
Traps, for Indians, V. 5; X. 496, 632;
XII. 16, 275, 285; used in taking wild
fowls and animals, I. 404, 405; III.
623.
Trask, — , II. 284.
Trask, Miss Frances (Mrs. W. R. Thomp-
son), V. 351.
Trask, George, V. 421; XIV. 127; student
of Dr. Stone's school, X. 32; of Union
College, XIV. 352; "The University ex-
aminations," XIV. 350.
Trask, Hannah, V. 421; XIV. 127.
Trask, L. H., clerk of Kalamazoo county,
VII. 475; XIII. 596; member State His-
torical Society. XII. 323.
Trask, Luther H., surveyor, I. 210; biog.,
XIV. Ill, 127.
Trask, Mrs. Luther H. (Louisa Fay),
XIV. 127.
Travel, early mode of, XIV. 491.
"Traveling three hundred miles to mill,"
V. 405.
Traver, Charles, student at school for
INDEX. 555
tleaf and dumb, fine workmanship of, Tremon, Bishop, — , consecrated Sts.
III. 446. Peter and Paul's church, XIII. 440.
Traver, Mrs. Eliza, death of, IX. 40. Tremont House, II. 181.
Traverse, Dr. — , VI. 411. Trempe, Louis P., county treasurer, 1875-
Traverse, B. F., attorney, VI. 312. 6, I. 519.
Traverse, Mrs. Prudence, death of, XIII. Trench, Henry, XIV. 89.
212. . Trenchard, Commodore Stephen D., V.
Traverse City, asylum, history of, XIII. 543.
302, 304; "Eagle" removed from An- Trenck, Baron Frederick, "Adventures
trim county, VI. 67; "Grand Traverse of," presented Historical Society, XII.
Herald," "Traverse Bay Eagle," VI. 76. 342.
Traversy, Pierre, taxable property, 1802, Trenton (Mich), XIII. 309, 314; XIV.
VIII. 538. 474; location of the battle of Mongua-
Travis, Miss — (Mrs. W. Nowlin), IV. gon, VI. 469n.
531. Trespass, laws early enacted to regulate,
Travis, Alta A., IV. 197. XIV. 661.
Travis, Henry, IV. 489, 491, 492, 535. Tressey (Tussy), James, III. 35, 36.
Travis, Hiram, Sr., death of, XIII. 242. Trexler, Peter, death of, VIII. 58.
Travis, Ira C., IV. 197. Triangles, ordnance supplies, XII. 134.
Travis, Jacob, XIII. 160. "Tribute to common school," VI. 54.
Travis, Jonathan, V. 405. Triggs, Rev. Robert, II. 531; III. 240,
Travis, Miss Margaret M. (Mrs. I. H. 241, 243; VI. 378.
Rogers), XIII. 160. Trimble, Rev. J. W., VI. 270.
Travis, William, teacher, IX. 96. Trimble, Montague, VIII. 487; signed
Travis, William Barrett, U. S. soldier, petition for better trade facilities, XI.
killed in siege of the Alamo, II. 388. 461.
Traynor, W. J. H., publisher, VI. 98. Trimble, Col. William A., U. S. senator
Treadmill, I. 413. from Ohio, V. 146.
Treadway, Alfred, III. 453. Trimble & McWilliams, on census roll of
Treadway, Christopher, death of, XIV. Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
135. Trinity (Washington) College, XIV. 285.
Treadwell, Seymour B., II. 314-316. Trinity parish, Bay City, VII. 308.
Treasurers and clerks of counties for Trip, Johanna, death of, XIV. 53.
1875, 1876, I. 519. Triphagen, Schyler, "death of, XIII. 228.
Treat, Butler, death of, III. 555. Tripler, Dr. C. S., surgeon general U. S.
Treat, Joseph, VIII. 210-212. A., XI. 256.
Treat, 'L. L., State Senator, VI. 386. Tripler, Mrs. C. S. (Miss Strong), XI.
Treat, S. M., VII. 350. 256.
Treaties, 1763 (Paris), III. 12, 15; XIV. Tripp, — , III. 503; VII. 461.
643; 1783 (Paris), III. 32; V. 534; XII. Tripp, Abial, III. 503; VII. 461.
513, 515; 1785 (Fort Harmer), XII. 9; Tripp, Abigail S., graduate of Hillsdale
1794 (Jays), III. 12, 15, 32; VIII. 410; College, 1852, VI. 146.
XIV. 258; XV. 10; 1795 (Greenville or Tripp, Charles, State Senator, sketch of,
Wayne's), III. 559; VIII. 2; XIV. 259; III. 639.
XV. 210; 1804 (Chicago), I. 376; V. Tripp, Edwin, death of, XIII. 161, 163.
172; XIV. 259; 1807 (Hull), Tripp, Ezra, death of, VII. 580.
III. 559; VI. 237, 238; VIII. 2; Tripp, George, VII. 351.
XIV. 259; 1808 (Brownstqwn), VII. Tripp, Rev. Henry, I. 401; II. 415, 416,
53; 1815 (Harrison), XIV. 259; 1817, 420; IV. 301; VII. 531.
VI. 237. 388; VII. 29, 30; 1819 (Sagi- Tripp, J., land entry, III. 401.
naw), II. 15, 127, 487; VI. 237, 238; Tripp, Jane E., graduate of Hillsdale Col-
VII. 262, 267; VIII. 2; XIII. 274; 1821, lege, 1852, VI. 146.
V. 145; 1830, at Prairie du Chien, XII. Tripp, Robert Hall, graduate of Univers-
425; 1833, XIV. 260; 1848 (Guadalupe ^ of Michigan, instructor in Agricul-
Hidalgo), VII. 121; for release of pris- tural College, 1861, VI 133.
oners, XV. 183. 184; period of, VI. 237. Troichtivees I.ndlans' *L *f '
_ , . T , Tromble, Ambroise, V. 533; on census
Trebonms John ancient instructor, quo- roll Qf Detroit) m9> x 312; taxaWe
tation ot, XIV. AM. property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535.
Trees, native of Michigan, described by Tromble, Andrew (Andreas), VII. 220;
Hennepin, VIII. 420. on census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII.
Treman, George, VII. 217. 461%.
Tremble (Tremblay, Trembley, Trembly), Tromble, Augustin, on census roll of De-
see Tromble. troit, 1782, X. 605.
556
INDEX.
Tromble, B. F., XIII. 373.
Tromble, Baptiste, on election roll, 1799,
VIII. 509, 510; taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 540.
Tromble, Benoit, I. 33; III. 318, 325; VII.
229; brief sketch of, III. 332.
Tromble, Benois Louis, member of Gen.
McArthur's expedition, VIII. 654.
Tromble, Charles S., I. 403.
Tromble, Daniel, V. 477.
Tromble. Elizabeth (Mrs. J. Perrott),
III. 336.
Tromble, Elizabeth L. (Mrs. Dr. Far-
rand), VI. 520.
Tromble, Etienne, III. 35, 36.
Tromble, Evangele, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Tromble, Franeois, on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 540; and wife on census
roll, 1779, X. 312.
Tromble, Gajetan, tax of, 1802, VIII. 535.
Tromble, Gazette, taxable property, 1802,
VIII. 531.
Tromble, J. B., death of, VII. 551.
Tromble, Jean Baptiste, III. 35, 36; high-
way tax, 1812, IV. 409; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^.
Tromblg, Jewett, V. 62.
Tromble, Job, marriage of, III. 337.
Tromble, Joseph, Sr., V. 503; on census
roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312; 1782, X.
606; 1827, XII. 461i/o; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 531, 535, 540.
Tromble, Joseph, Jr., III. 317-319, 321,
325; VII. 229; XIII. 352, 371, 372;
•sketch of, VI. 211.
Tromble, Mrs. Joseph, Jr., III. 321; IV.
358; memoir of, 339.
Tromblg, Leon, early settler of Saginaw
county, III. 316-318, 320, 326, 336; IV.
179, 197; V. 459; VII. 229, 275, 276,
XIII. 117 352, 353, 361.
Tromble, Lenore (Leonarre), taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 531, 535.
Tromble, Mrs. Leon, V. 227.
Tromble, Louis, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 605, 610; taxable property,
1802, VIII. 531, 535; and wife on cen-
sus roll, 1779, X. 312.
Tromble, Louis (Lewis), pioneer of Sagi-
naw, III. 318; XIII. 353, 361.
Tromble. Louison, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46134-
Tromble, Miss Lucy, marriage of, first in
Bay county, III. 326; VII. 249.
Tromble, Mary E., original member of
first Presbyterian church in Bay City,
IV. 178, 193, 197.
Tromblg. Medor(e), III. 325. 330; VI.
212; VII. 229; XIII. 117, 352, 371, 372
Tromble, Mrs. Medor, III. 325.
Tromble, Michael (Michel, Mitchel), I.
345; III. 35; IV. 311; V. 458, 459, 462;
VIII. 662, taxable property, 1802, VIII.
540.
Tromble, Pierre, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461Vo.
Tromble, Sarah R., biog., XIII. 117.
Tromble, Thomas, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461i/o.
Tromble, Mrs. W., IV. 358.
Tromblois, — , II. 473.
Tromonteau, P., signed petition to Gen.
Haldimand for a priest at Michilimack-
inac, X. 599.
Trontwein, August, I. 33.
Trott, — , VII. 555.
Trotter, Rev. Alexander, III. 356; V. 316,
317.
Trotter, Alexander & Sons, publishers,
VI. 95.
Trotter, Gen. George, U. S. A., in war of
1812, IV. 329, 331.
Trotter, John, IV. 403.
Trotter & Co., X. 131.
Trottier, — , X. 451; XIII. 64.
Trottier (Truttie), Antoine, III. 34, 36.
Troughton, Lieut. Felix, British soldier,
XV. 228, 399; mentioned for honorary
medal, XV. 207; official returns of Brit-
ish troops killed and wounded at battle
of Raisin river, XV. 238-240; of the
number of prisoners captured, XV. 229;
returned with stores and artillery from
the Miami to Amherstburg XV. 152,
154.
Trouillier, Joseph, III. 35.
Trousers, for Indians, X. 496; invoice
received at Michilimackinac, XV. 613;
made of leather, I. 359.
Trout (brook), where found, XIV. 198.
Troutier, Joseph, I. 291, 292.
Trowbridge, — , VI. 171.
Trowbridge, Miss — , V. 463; VII. 612.
Trowbridge, A., I. 296.
Trowbridge, Amariah C., death of, XI.
109.
Trowbridge, Mrs. Catherine W. S., (Mrs.
C. C.), chapel erected in memory of,
III. 221.
Trowbridge, Charles A., XII. 458; XIV.
150, 162, 163; member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525-527; XIV. 416; New
Years' calls, XIII. 492.
Trowbridge, Charles Chester, I. viii., 387,
395; II. 14, 16n, 63, 125, 412, 569, 572;
III. vii., viii., 52, 103, 279, 284, 304, 558;
IV. v., vii., viii., 119, 174, 439. 444, 461;
V. 146, 535, 537, 538; VI. vii., 6, 379,
446, 479, 480; VII. 2, 7, 290, 597, 599;
VIII. 476; IX. 86; X. 61, 106; XI. 19;
XIII. 2; XIV. 162; accompanied Gen.
Cass on Lake trip, V. 8; VI. 481; bank
cashier, I. 396; IV. 474; VI. 487; ban-
quet in honor of, VI. 490; candidate
for governor, II. 312; VI. 489; "Detroit
Past and Present," I. 371; "Detroit
INDEX. 557
in 1819," IV. 471; "First saw-mill in Trowbridge, Silas, XIII. 214.
Detroit," IV. 410; gave information re- Trowbridge, Stephen V. R., III. 55, 570;
garding furniture of old capitol, III. VI. 479; VII. 142; XI. 397; XIV. 162,
11; gift to St. Andrews' church of Ann 163; first assessor of Novi township,
Arbor, IX. 143; "History of the Epis- II. 450; land entry, III. 569; member
copal church i» Michigan," III. 213, 217; third legislative council, III. 562.
letters to Don C. Henderson, relative Trowbridge, Rev. Tillman C., missionary,
to Allegan county, IV. 173; B. O. Wil- president of Central Turkey College,
Hams regarding Robert Stuart, III. 53; biog., XIV. 150, 162.
on Pontiac's conspiracy, VIII. 340, 341n, Trowbridge. Mrs. Tillman C. (Miss
342n; located Carey mission, XIV. 259; Riggs), XIV. 163.
member board of directors of Female Trowbridge, William, X. 139.
Seminary, 1830, IV. 107; member of con- Trowbridge, William P., instructor in
suiting committee of Ladies' Orphan Columbia College, XIV. 163; in Uni-
Association, XIV. 417; member State versity of Michigan, V. 35; XII. 366;
Historical Society, V. 3; XII. 316, 320, member State Historical Society, XII.
322, 346; receiver of the Detroit and 323.
Milwaukee Ry., IX. 276; report on Trowbridge & Farnsworth, IV. 445.
Hand's investigation, XII. 601; secre- Trowbridge & Wing, I. 289.
tary of board of Regents, VI. 484; Trowbridge House, built in 1826, X. 93.
secretary to Gov. Cass., VI. 483; XIV. Trowbridge Point, VI. 193.
529; secretary of first Protestant Trowbridge township (Allegan Co.), or-
church in Detroit, I. 420, 428, 432; X. ganized, III. 270.
85; sketch of, VI. 478; VII. 611; Trowels, garrison supplies, XI. 417.
tribute to Gen. Cass' business methods, Troxell, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 131.
XIV. 37. Troy, John, death of, VIII. 97.
Trowbridge, Mrs. Charles Chester, see Troy, Mrs. William, death of, XIV. 185.
Catherine W. S. Troy & Barribeau, VIII. 485.
Trowbridge, Mrs. Cornelia, V. 545. "Troy," boat, IX. 284.
Trowbridge, Edmund, attorney, VI. 479. Troy township (Oakland Co.), estab-
Trowbridge, Miss Eliza S.. member lished, III. 562; land entries, III. 569;
school committee, 1842, I. 456; officer XI. 152; lines, location and settlement,
of the Ladies' Orphan Association, XIV. VII. 561; history and statistics in 1854,
417. XII. 39; St. Johns church incorporated,
Trowbridge. Miss Emily (Mrs. Colburn), III. 216.
student of Female Seminary of Detroit, "Truant," yacht III. 644.
V. 545. Truax, — , VI. 443.
Trowbridge, Dr. George, death of, VIII. Truax, Maj/ Abraham C., II. 581; carried
99. ' news of Com. Perry's victory to De-
Trowbridge, Guy M., XIII. 258; XIV. troit, IV. 328; founder of Trenton, VII.
162, 163. 620; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; on
Trowbridge, Henry, VII. 612. census roll of Detroit. 1827, XII. 461%;
Trowbridge. J. & Bros., VI. 181; docks signed address to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff,
of, VI. 190. VIII. 656.
Trowbridge, J. S., V. 320. Truax, John, II. 573.
Trowbridge, Jacque C. C., XII. 601. Truax, Sophia Brigham (Mrs. Slocum),
Trowbridge, James, II. 573. VII. 620.
Trowbridge, Kate, student of Prof. Nut- Trucks, ordnance supplies, XII. 134.
ting's school, II. 447. Trudell, Cruso, IV. 230.
Trowbridge, Rev. L. H., publisher, VI. Trudell, Francis, III. 34, 36; XII. 578.
98. Trudell, John B.. III. 318, 337; VII. 239;
Trowbridge, Gen. L. S., VII. 612; XIV. XIII. 352, 372, 376.
162, 163. Trudell, Samuel, member of State His-
Trowbridge, Luther, gift of, XII. 341. torical Society, XII. 341.
Trowbridge. Capt. Luther, soldier of the Trudell. Theodolph, I. 268.
revolution, father of C. C., VI. 479; Trudell & Charbouneau, on census roll of
VII. 611. Detroit, 1782, X. 610.
Trowbridge, Mrs. Luther (Miss Elizabeth True, — , pioneer of Flint, X. 123.
Tillman), VI. 479. True, — , pioneer of Jackson county, III.
Trowbridge, Rowland E., V. 487; XI. 515-517.
253; XIV. 590, 603; congressman, III. True, Rev. — , II. 508.
124. True. Mrs. Hannah, death of, IV. 270.
Trowbridge. Mrs. Rowland E., XIV. 606, Truesdail, E. G., member of the Brady
608. Guards XIII. 525.
558
INDEX.
Truesdail, Wesley, XIII. 536; XIV. 8,
414; member of State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 327.
Truesdale, Mrs. Alonzo, death of, XIII.
232-.
Truesdale, Levi, death of, XIII. 112.
Truesdell, A. C_, I. 301.
Truesdell, Durkee & Co., millers, XIII.
235.
Truesdell, Gideon, I. 296.
Truesdell, Hugh, IV. 195.
Truesdell, May B.. IV. 195.
Truesdell, Philo, XI. 260.
Truitt, Peter, IV. 234.
Truman, Rev. S. W., IX. 153.
Trumans, Abner, II. 12.
Trumble, see Tromble.
Trumbull, Mrs. — , death of, XIII. 229.
Trumbull, Dr. Benjamin, VI. 260.
Trumbull, Chauncy, II. 246.
Trumbull, David D., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Trumbull, Edward A., soldier of the
Black Hawk war, II. 56; V. 505; in-
spector of customs, 1826, I. 470; letter
of, V. 518; sketch of, VII. 597.
Turnbull, Capt. George, II. 586, 595; let-
ter from Maj. Gen. Gage, II. 595.
Trumbull, Mrs. Hannah, death of, IX. 40.
Trumbull, John, artist, XIV. 40.
Trumbull, Judge John, author, II. 53;
V. 518; avenue of Detroit named f,or,
II. 58, 572; VII. 597; graduate and
tutor of Yale College, II. 55; XIV. 356;
member State Historical Society, XII.
316; resolutions on death of XII. 318;
tribute to, II. 54-61.
Trumbull, Mrs. John, II. 56, 58.
Trumbull, John S., death of, IV. 270.
Trumbull, Julia (Mrs. Woodbridge), V.
518.
Trumbull, Orin S., death of, XI. 85.
Trunks, for Indians, X. 496, 632; XII.
147, 228, 232, 233, 259, 276, 285, 288;
shipment of, in 1789, XII. 6.
Truttie Antoine, III. 34.
Tryon, C. G., II. 89.
Tryon, Charles, gift of, XII. 340.
Tryon, Miss Cornelia (Mrs. J. W. Brown),
IV. 306.
Tryon, Mrs. Phoebe, death of, VIII. 22.
Tryon, R., VI. 282.
Tubah, C. P., III. 290, 291.
Tubbs, Alpha, VI. 311.
Tubbs, Joseph, death of, XI. 130.
Tubbs, Lyman, V. 409, 411, 412; VI. 311;
signed bond for first court house of
Kalamazoo county, VII. 474.
Tubbs, Nelson, V. 410.
Tubbs, Simeon, death of, VII. 545.
Tubes (tin), garrison supplies, XI. 429
431; XII. 134, 138.
Tuckamin, Indian, III. 382.
Tuckaweygassi, Chippewa chief, X. 472 r
XIII. 90.
Tucker, — IV. 289.
Tucker, Lieut. Col. — British soldier,
1812, at Niagara, XV. 603.
Tucker, Miss -- (Mrs. Little), IV. 355.
Tucker, Miss — (Mrs. Girty), VII. 127.
Tucker, Rev. — , XIII. 558.
Tucker, Catherine, detains slaves, XII.
511, 517.
Tucker, Charles, V. 468, 500; held large
tract of land, VI. 360; held old deed of
land signed by Indian chiefs, V. 453,
455, 456; ransomed Indian captive, IV.
310.
Tucker, E. J., V. 455.
Tucker, Edward, V. 454, 455, 456, 466; VI.
vi., 359; constable of Mt. Clemens, 1805-
6, V. 459; member of Gen. McArthur's
expedition, VIII. 654, 662; held large
tract of land, VI. 360; raised first grain
in Macomb county, IV. 309.
Tucker, Prof. George, of University of
Virginia, honorary member State His-
torical Society. XII. 321.
Tucker, Haynes B., death of, IX. 38.
Tucker, Henry, V. 455, 456; VIII. 498,
520, 525; taxable property, 1802 VIII.
539.
Tucker, Jacob, V. 455; located Ry. in
1835, V. 473.
Tucker, James G., V. 483, 484.
Tucker, John. V. 453, 455, 457; first white
male child born in Macomb county, IV.
308.
Tucker, Mrs. John, V. 465.
Tucker, Joseph, early settler on Clinton
river, VIII. 406; Indian captive, V. 452;
VI. 359; XII. 336.
Tucker, Dr. L., VI. 411.
Tucker, Lafayette, V. 466.
Tucker, Mary, V. 455.
Tucker, Nancy, V. 455.
Tucker, O. R., death of, VIII. 98.
Tucker, Miss Phoebe (Mrs. Benj. Cole),
XIII. 262.
Tucker, Sarah, V. 455.
Tucker, T. J., XIII. 332.
Tucker, True P., attorney, VI. 411.
Tucker, Thomas, death of, IX. 48.
Tucker, William, Sr., Indian captive, III.
34; IV. 307, 310; VI. 359, 360; X. 311;
XI. 344; children of, V. 455, 466; death
of, V. 452, 456; VI. 361; disclosed the
Pontiac conspiracy to Maj. Gladwin, X.
106; interpreter for Ottawas and Chip-
pewas, present at councils, IX. 442,
470; X. 472, 542, 543; XI. 326; XIII.
90, 99; on census roll of Detroit, 1782,
X. 609; on election roll, 1799, VIII.
510, 511; received deed of land dated
1780, given by Chippewa Indians, V.
453, 551; salary as interpreter, XIII.
75; sent by Col. Bolton to investigate
INDEX. 559
strength and condition of Indians, IX. Turnbull, J. D., VI. 197; comptroller of
428; taxable property, 1802, VIII. 539; Alpena city, VI. 211.
and wife, on census roll, 1779, X. 316. Turnbull. Rev. Robert, I. 467; IV. 463;
Tucker, Mrs. William, ST., V. 452, 456; XII. 362.
death of, VI. 361; rode from Virginia Turnbull, Thomas D., attorney. XI. 313.
to Detroit on horseback, VI. 359, 360. Turnbull & Dibble, II. 334.
Tucker, William, Jr., V. 455, 456, 468; Turner, Capt. — , in charge of Libby
appointed ensign in Wayne county prison, III. 179, 182, 183.
militia, 1803, VIII. 543; on census roll Turner, Dr. — , 1812, V. 146; VIII. 653.
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%. Turner, Mrs. — , VII. 437.
Tucker & Door, brokers, XIII. 370. Turner, Aaron B., publisher, VI. 83, 333;
Tuescher, Mrs. John, death of, XI. 106. member State Historical Society, XIL
Tuetle (Tutelo, Tuteloes), Indians, de- 323.
scribed by Prof. Hale, II. 41; tribe of Turner, Alvin G., student of Branch Uni-
Six Nations, III. 202. versity at Detroit, V. 543.
Tuft. — , early settler of Saginaw, IX. Turner, Bela, death of, IV. 283.
123, 124. Turner, Charles, death of, IX. 26.
Tufts, Thomas, VIII. 33. Turner. Mrs. Charles, death of, V. 334;
Tuite, Peter, county clerk in 1875-6, I. VI. 265, 266.
520. Turner, Charles K., attorney, XI. 313,
Tulip (Tulipifera Liriodendron), white- 318.
wood, XIII. 321n. Turner, Clark B., publisher, III. 464; VI.
Tull, Charles, IX. 142, 143. 91.
Tullahoma (Tenn.), Michigan troops at, Turner, Lieut. Daniel, U. S. N., captured
III. 166. with his schooner "Scorpion," XV. 642,
Tullan, ancient city, III. 47. 643.
Tuller, Artemedorus, I. 179. Turner, Elizabeth, death of, VIII. 58.
Tunis & Co., IV. 461. Turner, Miss Eva, VIII. 7; IX. 9.
Tunison, E. C., death of, XI. 94. Turner, Mrs. Eveline E. (Mrs. Josiah),
Tunkbines, Becking, death of, XIII. 114. death of, VIII. 75; memoir of, VIII.
Tunnecliff, Dr. Joseph, Jr., surgeon 4th 96.
Michigan Infantry, II. 331. Turner, Mrs. Eunice, III. 545.
Tuott (Durall), VI. 372. Turner, Fannie (Mrs. Cowles), student
Tupoer, Deacon — , XIII. 409. of early Lansing schools, VI. 293;
Tupper, Maj. — , government storekeeper, death of, VII. 545.
Buffalo. 1802, I. 406, 408. Turner, Mrs. Frank, VI. 244.
Tupper, Rev. — , organized first Baptist Turner, Franklin D., death of, VI. 307.
church in Webster township, XIII. Turner, George, X. 116; XIV. 133.
566; and wife. XIII. 567. Turner, Judge George B., I. 133, 252,
Tupper, Alden, VII. 243. 255, 257; V. v.; VI. 7; described Chief
Tupper, Benjamin R., biog., XI. 47, 53. Weesaw, XIV. 265, 267; president Cass
Tupper, Sir Charles, complimented Rev. County Pioneer Society, address of, IV.
Chase, XIII. 341. 223-227. 232; "Recollections of Pioneer
Tupper, E. T. IV. 195. life," V. 110; related joke on Judge
Tupper, Dr. H., IV. 542. Pratt, XI. 279, 280; XIII. 516.
Turbans, worn by Indians, XIV. 264, 273. Turner, Homer, death of, VII. 544; IX.
Turbett, George W., death of, XIII. 227. 56.
Turchin, Gen. — , IV. 149. Turner, Isaac, IV. 291, 293; death of,
furenne, — , French officer, VIII. 423. XIV. 133.
Turkey (wild), method of early trapping, Turner, J. A., XIII. 153.
I. 404, 405; XII. 442; how cooked by Turner, James, VII. 419, 420; assisted in
pioneers, XIV. 436, 610; plentiful, VI. establishing Michigan Female College,
475; XIII. 548; price of, VIII. 236. VI. 285, 293; member of school board,
Turkey Creek, XV. 121. VII. 421.
Turkey Island (Fighting Island), XII. Turner, James & Case, merchants, VI.
32. 293.
Turkey Point, docks built, harbor forti- Turner, Mrs. James, VII. 418, 420, 437;
fied, XV. 568, 571, 588; occupied by member State Pioneer Society, V. 15;
British troops, III. 378, 385, 557, 565. received vote of thanks of Society,
Turn Verein, Jackson, II. 347. VIII. 10.
Turnbull, Capt. George, British soldier, Turner, Jerome W., VIII. 76; tribute of,
X. 241, 243; signs deed of Hog Island Mr. Haviland to, VIII. 87, 96.
to George McDougal, X. 234-236. Turner, Jesse, V. 369; VII. 482, 483.
560 INDEX.
Turner, Jesse F., State Senator, XIV. Tussy (Tressey), James, III. 35, 36.
412. Tuthill, Hiram, V. 357; death of, IX. 48.
Turner, John, death of, XIII. 276. Tuthill, J., VII. 293.
Turner, John W., member of the Legis- Tuthill, Moses, first treasurer of Liberty
latures of Michigan and Dakota, VII. township, biog., IV. 270; V. 357.
278, 298, 299, 527; candidate for con- Tuthill, Noah, V. 357.
gress, XIV. 62, 64. Tuthill, Oscar T., attorney, XI. 313.
Turner, Mrs. John W., VII. 298. Tuthill & Sturgis, merchants, XIV. 387.
Turner, Joseph, VII. 299. Tutner, H. A., V. 477.
Turner, Judge Josiah, III. 116, 435; IV. Tuttle, Dr. — , II. 204; V. 257.
244, 246; member State Pioneer So- Tuttle, Dr. A., death of, VII. 544.
ciety, I. 84; U. S. Consul to Canada, Tuttle, Benjamin, I. 209.
VIII. 96. Tuttle, Christopher, I. 345; member first
Turner, Loren H., III. 415. regiment of Wayne county militia,
Turner, Mrs. Madelon Stockwell, first 1803, VIII. 543.
woman graduate of Michigan Univers- Tuttle, Mrs. Clarissa, death of, V. 487.
ity, IX. 98. Tuttle, Daniel, XII. 567; on census roll
Turner, Mrs. Marion, member State Pio- of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%.
neer Society, IV. 169. Tuttle, Elvin, death of, XIV. 135.
Turner, Martin, III. 530; VII. 482; X. Tuttle, Mrs. Emma, VI. v.; VII. 5; VIII.
154; death of, IX. 54. 16; "Song to our pioneers," VI. 224.
Turner, Mary, death of, VIII. 55. Tuttle, Enoch, XII. 567; on census roll of
Turner, Nathan, death of, XIV. 138. Detroit, 1827, XII. 4611/..
Turner, Miss Nellie, V11I. 96. Tuttle, Gary, XII. 383; biog. XIV. 180,
Turner, Lord Nelson and wife (col.), 181.
VII. 438, 439. Tuttle, Harvey, II. 584.
Turner, Richard, VII. 419; death of, XIII. Tuttle, Henry, XIV. 423.
196, 198. Tuttle, Hiram, land entry, IV. 401, 402.
Turner, S., VIII. 109. Tuttle, J. S., II. 206.
Turner, Walter, VII. 298. Tuttle, Jesse, XIV. 424.
Turney, Harvey. XI. 71. Tuttle, Joseph B., VI. 181; XIV. 423.
Turney, Hugh, XI. 71. Tuttle, Lyman, VII. 581; memoir of, VII.
Turney, J., land entry, III. 431. 587.
Turney, Jacob, VII. 174. Tuttle, Miss Nancy A. (Mrs. L. S. Blakes-
Turney, John, XI. 71. ly), V. 410.
Turney, Lieut. John, carried belt sent Tuttle, Ralph, I. 209; V. 256, 259, 361,
by Col. Butler to Gov. Hamilton for the 389, 416; VII. 480; X. 52, 193; built
lake Indians, IX. 434; letter to Maj. first house in Galesburg, VII. 481, 482.
DePeyster, X. 583. Tuttle, Mrs. Ralph, VII. 480.
Turney, Mrs. Mary, biog., XL 59 71. Tuttle, Mrs. Rufus, death of, IX. 19.
Turney, Thomas, XI. 71. Tuttle, Sullivan M. A., death of, XIV.
Turnips, grown and eaten by Indians, 53.
II. 197, 287; XIV. 217. Tuttle, W. G., IX, 142.
Turpin, — , tried for murder, IX. 256. Tutton, Mrs. Delia, death of, VIII. 20.
Turquand, — . XV. 430, 605, 636. Twadell, R. K., VI. 225.
Turrell, David, VIII. 200. Tweed, Mrs. Lovisa (Miss Jones), IX.
Turrell, Lyman. II. 582. 80.
Turrell, Nelson, VIII. 200. Tweedale, Marquis — , wounded, XV. 606,
Turrill, Dr. Minor Y., III. 549, 552. 653.
Turrill, Mrs. Minor Y., III. 552. Twelve Mile Creek, supply depot on, XV.
Turtle, Indian chief, signs treaty under 653.
protest, XV. 4, 5. "Twenty years ago, Tom," poem, III.
Tuscarora Indians, take action against 514.
the British, XV. 355. Twiggs, Maj. — , VI. 22; abandoned trip
Tus-ca-ra-was river, Col Broadhead's ex- because of cholera among troops, XIL
pedition on, III. 31. 434.
Tuscola county, organized, county seat "Twilight," boat, III. 305.
located, I. 322; memorial reports of, III. Twin river, Indian name of, XII. 379.
623; V. 525; VII. 580; IX. 77; XI. Twine (seine), for Indian presents, XII.
134; Pioneer reunion, II. 501; press, 147, 158, 258, 276; XV. 606, 608, 614,
history of, VI. 95; reminiscences of, 615, 646-647, 656; garrison supplies,
VII. 578; treasurer and clerk of, in XII. 134.
1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on pro- Twiss, Capt. — , IX. 534; XI. 334.
hibition amendment, XIII. 404. Twist, Mrs. — , I. 54.
INDEX.
561
Twombly, Miss Elizabeth Lewis (Mrs.
(Dr. Farrand), VII. 602.
Twombly, Royal T., VII. 602; tribute to
pioneer women, I. 142, 143.
Tyler, Mrs. — , II. 63.
Tyler, Asa R., death of, XI. 84.
Tyler, Ashbel, IV. 238.
Tyler, Dr. Columbus V., II. 470, 473, 474;
IV. 542; death of, XIV. 44; member
State Pioneer Society, II. 184.
Tyler, Comfort, V. 512.
Tyler, Mrs. Comfort, death of, III. 610.
Tyler, Cook, first clerk of Clarence town-
ship, II. 223, 224.
Tyler, D. M., M. D., asylum physician,
XIII. 305.
Tyler, Erwin, III. 584.
Tyler, Mrs. Frank E., VII. 345.
Tyler, Henry J., publisher, VI. 85.
Tyler, Isaiah, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 4611/0. .
Tyler, James H., fl. 523.
Tyler, John, tenth president of the U. S.,
V. 136; XIII. 537; vice president, V.
134; IX. 87; X. 9.
Tyler, John, Eaton county pioneer, IV.
238
Tyler, John, soldier of 1812, V. 556.
Tyler, L. M., station agent, VII. 205, 216.
Tyler, Lewis S.. commissioner to relocate
early railroad, XIII. 360.
Tyler, Marvin, III. 590.
Tyler, Morris, soldier of 1812, V. 556.
Tyler, Prof, Moses Coit, I. 457; VI. 47;
address of, VII. 319, 326.
Tyler, Noah, secretary of Oakland Agri-
cultural Society, death of, IX. 60, 61.
Tyler, Miss Susan, teacher, VIII. 92.
Tyler, William, II. 325.
Tyndall, Rev. G. P., IV. 243, 244.
Tyree Springs (Tenn.), III. 167.
Tyrrell, John, III. 553; XII. 408; death
of, XI. 94; land entry, II. 368; sub-
scription to first court house, II. 427.
Tyson, Mary G. W., death of, VII. 544.
Udell, Henry, death of, XIII. 130.
Udell, Lionell, X. 36.
Udell, Mandanna, X. 37, 38.
Uhl, Mrs. Catherine, death of, XI. 136.
Uhl, Edwin F., bank director, VI. 324;
member State Pioneer Society, IV. 170.
Uhl, John M., death of, XI. 106.
Uiternyk, Rev. H., IX. 307, 309.
Ulem, Catherine, extreme age of VIII.
46, 47.
Ulerich, Esquire — , first teacher of
Three Rivers, V. 400.
Ull river XIII. 89.
Ullman, Maj. J. J., V. 524; VI. 381.
Ulrich, Charles, murdered by Indians, X.
86.
Ulrich, Isaac F., death of, III. 610.
71
Ulrich, Madison J., member State Pioneer
Society, VII. 151; VIII. 12.
Ulrique, Pierre, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 673.
"Uncle Sam," steamboat, I. 471; III. 544.
Underbill, John, land entry, III. 564.
Underwood, Charles, XIII. 591.
Underwood Daniel K., II. 391; III. 556;
VII. 392, 517, 528; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 327; resolutions
on death of, II. 392.
Underwood, Dr. George W., VI. 149, 150,
152.
Underwood, Hiram, XI. 277.
Underwood, Joel, VII. 519.
Underwood, John, death of, XL 95.
Underwood, John M., death of, XI. 59,
69.
Underwood, Phineas, XIV. 424.
Underwood, Polly, death of, VIII. 44.
Underwood, Samuel, III. 281, 301; X. 39;
death of, XIV. 54.
Underwood, William A., XIV. 271.
Uniacke (Uniache), — , Attorney General
of Nova Scotia, XV. 1ST, 254.
"Union," boat, IV. 80.
Union City "Register," VI. 71.
Union College (N. Y.), students of, XIV.
352
Union House, I. 446; III. 385.
Unitarian churches of Jackson, II. 347.
United Nation of Indians and the terri-
tory they occupied, III. 368.
United States, army, method of recruit-
ing in 1779, X. 337; arsenal at Detroit,
II. 14; chief justices, VIII. 96; con-
stitution, address on, XI. 144; XII.
469; counsels neutrality for Indians,
XV. 49; Department of the Interior,
gift of, IX. 11; land sold at auction,
I. 504; land offices, III. 473; XIV. 416;
navy boats at Presque Isle, 1812, XV.
165, 311, 335; population, 1800, west of
Alleghany mountains, XIII. 584; re-
lations with England preliminary to
war of 1812; original documents re-
lating to, XV. 1-687; seized boats on
lake Ontario, XV. 50; senators, III.
123; surveyor general's report of Mich-
igan. 1815, V. 24; X. 61; treasury,
comptroller in 1805, VIII. 553; troops,
occupied Sandwich, XV. 104; concen-
trated in Michigan, 1812, XV. 177;
salary of, XII. 418; surrendered Fort
Mackinac, XV. 108-110; relations with
Canada, VI. 113.
"United States," boat, IX. 162; XIV. 543.
United States hotel, IV. 459.
Universities, Cambridge, founded by
King Edward 1st, V. 29; XII. 490;
Columbia (N. Y.), list of early grad-
uates, XIV. 356; Harvard, compared
with Michigan, II. 131; early president
of, IX. 95; graduates of, XIV. 356;
562 . INDEX.
library, opened 1638, VII. 330; London, uate of the University of Michigan,
graduates of, XIII. 518; Louvain (Bel- pharmacy class, VI. 317.
gium), XIII. 448, 458, 476; New York, Upjohn, Dr. Erastus, IV. 172; VIII. 107;
V. 29; Northwestern, VI. 37; Oxford, tribute to Dr. Lamborn, XIII. 509, 511.
founded by Alfred the Great, V. 29 > Upjohn, Frederick L., VI. 317.
XII. 490; Paris, V. 29; Princeton, list Upjohn, Dr. Helen Maria (Mrs. H. Kirk-
of graduates of, XIV. 356; Wesleyan, land), graduate of the University of
VI. 37; Western (Pa.), II. 385; VI. 29; Michigan, VI. 317.
Yale, curriculum of study, 1790, XIV. Upjohn, Dr. Henry U., graduate of the
356; early library, VII. 330; list of University of Michigan, VI. 317.
early graduates, XIII. 356. Upjohn, Dr. Mrs. Henry U., graduate of
University of Michigan, established, I. the University of Michigan, VI. 317.
35-45; VII. 36; agricultural department, Upjohn, Ida (Mrs. J. Hayward), VI. 317.
analytical chemistry, astronomical lab- Upjohn, James, VI. 317.
oratories, law department and museum Upjohn, Maria Mills (Mrs. Uriah U.),
established, V. 32-35; VI. 121; art gifts member State Pioneer Society, death
to,.V. 36; assisted by loans from State of, I. 88; V. 396, 433; VI. 315, 317;
treasury, 11.129; branches of, how main- VII. 10.
tained, tuition, I. 452; XIII. 572; col- Upjohn, Mary N. (Mrs. Wm. Sidnam),
lections of, VI. 48; compared with Har- graduate of the University of Michigan,
vard, II. 131; comparison of 1841 and pharmacy class, VI. 317.
1889, XIV. 410; corner stone laid by Upjohn, Myra E., IV. 171.
Judge Woodward, VII. 44; early dis- Upjohn, Sarah (Mrs. Redpath), VI. 317.
cipline, XIV. 351; early instructors and Upjohn, Dr. Uriah, I. 209; V. 396; VI.
salaries of, V. 35; VII. 38; endowment 316, 317; member State Pioneer So-
fund, V. 418; first building, X. 94; ciety, I. 88.
first name of, VI. 36; first president, Upjohn, Virginia, death of, VI. 317.
V. 27; first woman graduate, IX. Upjohn, William, regent of the U. of M.,
98; Fletcher professorship, hospital 1852, V. 29.
and mechanical course established, VI. Upjohn Dr. William E., graduate of the
48; gift to State Pioneer Society, III. University of Michigan, VI. 317.
110; land grants for, I. 40, 42, 172; Upper Canada, see Canada.
V. 186; VII. 29-31; threatened sacri- Upper Gap, position of Com. Yeo's squad-
fice of by Legislature, V. 541; saved by ron, XV. 587.
governor's veto, V. 383; library en- Upper Peninsula of Michigan, how ob-
larged by appropriation of Ann Arbor tained, I. 172; XIII. 3; called conven-
citizens, V. 32; lotteries established for tion to inaugurate separate state of,
support of, VII. 36; opinion of Gen. III. 262; climate, soil, III. 247; crop
Cass regarding, VI. 365; outgrowth of of 1860, III. 264; how regarded, XI.
the Fort Meigs treaty, 1817, VII. 29; 158; trip across, VI. 114.
political science department, papers of Upson, A. S., IX. 26.
students of, VII. 17; pranks of stu- Upson, Alvin, biog., VII. 424, 425.
dents, XIV. 353-355; regents, law en- Upson, Mrs. Alvin, VII. 426.
acted creating board of, V. 418; VII. Upson, Judge Charles, VI. 235; IX. viii.,
39; opened university to women, IX. 11, 20; XI. 11; Attorney General, 1861,
97; senate of, memorial services held III. 117; sketch of, IX. 22, 188;
by, VI. 26, 35. congressman, II. 124; IX. 24; XIV. 64;
Unwattin county, organized, name chang- early teacher, IX. 25; member commis-
ed, I. 94, 308; see also Oscepla. sion to examine laws and to revise con-
Updyke, Garrett, III. 281; death of, XIV. stitution of Michigan, IX. 26; member
52. of the Legislature; IX. 24, 189; mem-
Updyke, James, death of, XIV. 134. ber State Pioneer Society, IV. 170; V.
Updyke, Ralph, first supervisor of Jack- 15: IX- l2' publisher, VI. 66.
son township, II. 309; III. 281; V. Upson, Mrs. Charles, IX. 191.
347 Upson, Edwin, IX. 22.
, ,7 „,„ Upson, Mrs. William, death of, XIII. 113.
Updyke, Samuel, V 34, ^ ' AM n deat£ of IV 284
Upham, MisB Sophia M. (Mrs. Upson), Uptoll) James S-> attorney, XI. 313; post-
IX. 26, 191. master III 350
Upham, Prof. T. C., IV. 434. Upton, Joseph C., death of, XI. 85.
Upham, William. IX. 22. Upton, Sally, death of, VIII. 57.
Upjohn, Alice (Mrs. W. Barrett), VI. Upton & Brown, V. 316.
317. Upwood, John, death of, XIII. 187.
Upjohn, Amelia (Mrs. Campbell), grad- Upwood, Jonathan, death of, XIII. 227.
INDEX. 563
Urbana (Ohio), I. 507. Vale, Parmelia, death of, VIII. 56.
Ure, Mrs. Agnes, death of, IV. 384. Valencia, Gen. — , Mexican soldier, II.
Ure, Judge Andrew, VII. 249, 261, 286; 173; VII. 117.
X. 125, 126. Valentine, — , V. 280.
Ure, Mrs. Andrew, IV. 358. Valentine, Dr. A. B., first white1 child
Ure, John, X. 126. born in Marathon township, IX. 29.
Ure, Robert, X. 126; gift to County So- Valentine, Albert J., IV. 195.
ciety, IV. 375. Valentine, Mrs. Annis, death of, XI. 38.
Urgos, Francesco, instructor in Battle Valentine, Craine, death of, XI. 26.
Creek College, II. 215. Valentine, Elfrida, IV. 197.
Urino, Antoine, on census roll of De- Valentine, George, member of the Brady
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2. Guards, XIII. 526.
Urno, Joseph, on census roll of Detroit, Valentine, J., XIV. 590.
1827, XII. 461%. Valentine, Rev. J. S., IX. 7.
Urquhart, R., gift of, XII. 349. Valentine, James, V. 521.
Ursins, Marc Antoine de la Laire des, Valentine, James, first judge of probate
secretary of the Royal Indian Co., V. of Jackson county, II. 291, 309, 313.
100. Valentine, Juliette, IV. 197.
Utensils, for early cooking, XIV. 610. Valentine, Martin and wife, IX. 29.
Utica (Illinois), old Kaskaskia located Valentine, Mrs. Mary J., death of, XIII.
near, V. 94. 196, 198.
Utica (Mich.), early bank, V. 214, 475, Valentine, Moses, first settler of Ogden
477; early settlement, IV. 313. township, I. 244; VII. 519.
Utica (N. Y.), surveying excursion to, Valentine, Nelson, Instructor in Albioa
VII. 503; "Trip from Ingham county College, II. 205.
by Silas Beebe to," I. 187. Valentine, P., IX. 29.
Utley, Dwight R., death of, XIII. 219, Valentine, Stephen, V. 311.
222. Valentine road, laid out, II. 289.
Utley, Ephraim, XIII. 384. Valier, Thomas, VI. 243.
Utley, Mrs. Ephraim (Sarah Yerkes), Valiencourt, Joseph, British soldier, VI.
XIII. 384. 351; XV. 275.
Utley, Ephraim H., V. 328. Vallad, Joseph and wife, on census roll
Utley, Henry M., I. viii,; V. v., 15; VI. of Detroit, 1779, X. 318.
7, 25; "First President of the Univers- Vallee, Charles, V. 105.
ity of Michigan," V. 27; "History of Vallee, J. B., II. 572.
Plymouth," I. 444; "Wild cat banking Vallee, Pierre, of Detroit, remained Brit-
system in Michigan," V. 209. ish subject at close of the revolution-
Utley, Hildreth, II. 583. ary war, VIII. 411.
Utley, Hiram, I. 446. Vallentine, Margaret, death of, XIV. 52.
Utley, Peleg, S., land entry. III. 564. Valliant, — , Jesuit priest, accompanied
Utley, Mrs. Peleg S., IV. 420. Cadillac from Quebec to Detroit 1701,
Utley, William, I. 446. VIII. 427; quarrel with Cadillac, VIII.
Utter, — , surveyor, I. 48. 387.
Utter, Mrs. — , and daughter, murdered, Van Aiken, Hannah, death of, IX. 58.
III. 598. Van Aken, George W., I. 7.
Utterwick, Mrs. H. (Miss D'Ooge), XI. Van Aken, J. H., VII. 351, 357.
93. Van Akin, Dudley L., early teacher IV.
59.
Vaccination, Indians' dread of, II. 488. Jan AAk'n' H'rara' fath ot'.™' J26'
Vader, Jannetze, death of, XIII. 112. Van nAklP' Capt. John soldier of the
Vahne P III «>81 revolution, and wife, VI. 476.
Vail Charles V 317 318 Van Akin' Gen" Lawson A., IV. 60; VI.
Van! Srge S B dea?h of, XI. 27. *%*** "^ XIV' 476> 482' sketch
VadatedT798 Vm W ^^ ^^ Van' Akin, Mrs. Lawson A, XIV. 482.
Vait Moses 'death of XIII. 227. ^lO^' ^^ W" ^ ^ ™'
Van!', Tamefn ^f 506. Van Allef' £«. George W. (Miss Susan
Vaill, Mrs. James (Miss Compton), II. feeder), XIII. 210.
505-508 575. Van Allen, Herman, XIII. 210.
Vaillard, 'Father, — , VIII. 397. Van Allen, Herman & Co., XIII. 210.
Valcour, Joseph, 'on census roll of Detroit, Van Allen, John, VII. 86.
1782, X. 605; and wife on census roll, Van Allen, Gen. L. A., I. 33.
1779, X. 324. Van Alstine, Rev. D., IX. 45.
564
INDEX.
Van Alstyne, John C., land entry, III.
425.
Van Alstyne, John S., first mayor of
Wyandotte, XIII. 323; Mayor Biddle's
park, XIII. 320, 320n.
Van Amberg, Orange K., X. 56.
Van Amburg, M., II. 451, 456.
Van Amburg, Mrs. M., II. 456.
Van Anden Joshua, landlord, I. 432.
Van Antwerp, Deacon — , township
named for, III. 636.
Van Antwerp, Jacob, V. 316.
Van Antwerp, W. W., publisher, II. 324;
VI. 80, 81.
Van Arman, John, attorney, X. 16, 17;
XI. vi., 272, 275, 296; XIII. 39, 217;
in the Vanderpool trial, VII. 491;
sketch of, XI. 281; struck by John
Neahr, XIII. 399.
Van Arsdale, Catherine (Mrs. J. C. Powli-
son), XIV. 525.
Van Arsdale, Lieut. Peter, II. 614.
Van Auken, D. W., VI. 293.
Van Auken, Mrs. D. W. (Miss Post),
early teacher, VI. 293.
Van Auken, Miss Jane (Mrs. L. Crane),
VIII. 109.
Van Auken, Lewis, II. 481, 483; biog.,
IV. 385.
Van Auker, Joseph, I. 271.
Van Aukin, Lemuel, death of, XI. 95.
Van Aukin, Simeon, V. 446.
Van Avery, Peter, see Van Every.
Van Bambus, Henry, I. 296.
Vanbogart, F., III. 281.
Van Brunt, Betsy (Mrs. J. S.), V. 316.
Van Brunt, John S., III. 356; V. 316,
318; VI. 68.
Van Brunt, Mrs. John S., III. 356.
Van Buren, — , soldier of the Mexican
war, II. 174.
Van Buren, A. J., V. 425.
Van Buren, Anson DePerry, III. 541; V.
v., vi., 15, 421; VI. vi.; VII. 8; X. v.,
vi.; XI. v., vi., 11; XIII. 6, 38, 39,
424; XIV. vi., 7, 12, 19, 22, 24, 32, 49,
50; address at Reunion of Dr. Stone's
pupils, 1885, X. 24; -addresses before
Kalamazoo County Pioneer Society, VI.
308; XIII. 579; "Alphadelphia Associa-
tion, history of," V. 406; autobiography
of, XIV. 287; chosen to represent State
Pioneer society at semi-centennial cele-
bration of Michigan, IX. 218; "Congre-
gational church and Sabbath-school in
Comstock and Galesburg," V. 413;
"Deacon Isaac Mason's early recollec-
tions of Michigan," V. 397; first school
and school examination, copy of cer-
tificate, XIV. 291, 293; "First settlers
of the township of Battle Creek," V.
272; "Frolics and amusements of the
early settlers," V. 304; gift of, XIV.
42; "History of the churches in Battle
Creek," V. 310; "History of the Meth-
odist Episcopal church of Galesburg,"
X. 52; "History of the old branches of
the Michigan University." V. 43; "His-
tory of the settlement of the township
of Comstock," VII. 479; "Indian John-
son" and some of the Pottawattomie
band to which he belonged," X. 155;
"Indian reminiscences of Calhoun and
Kalamazoo counties," X. 147; "Kala-
mazoo College," XIII. 575; letters from
John Geddes, V. 364, 365; "Log school
house era in Michigan," XJV. 283;
member State Pioneer Society, IV. 170;
VI. 10; member of Committee of His-
torians, XII. iii.; XIII. iv.; XIV. iii.,
41; XV. iii.; "Old court house of Kala-
mazoo," XIII. 596-598; "Old pioneer
foes," V. 300; "Pen pictures of our
pioneers," "The struggles of Verona to
outstrip Battle Creek," V. 259; "Petti-
foggers of the pioneer period," VI. 310;
"Pioneer annals, history of the early
settlement of Battle Creek," V. 237;
"Political campaign of 1840, and recol-
lections of distinguished orators," X.
8; principal of Battle Creek school in
1850, V. 266, 267; "Raisings and Bees
of pioneers," V. 296-300; remarks on
the Pottawattomie Indians, XIV. 28;
"Sketches of Dr. Thomas Bradshaw,
XIII. 518, Gen. Horace H. Comstock, V.
359, George L. Gale, III. 528-532, Bazil
Harrison, XI. 200, Erwin W. Hewitt,
XIII. 215, Polydore Hudson and his
contemporaries, V. 228, Mills Family,
V. 393, Randolph Nutting, XIII. 517,
Elisha Rumsey, X. 130, Mrs. Maria
Mills Upjohn," VI. 315; "Sketches of
pioneers," X. 185-209; XIV. 112;
"Sketches of pioneers of Calhoun
county, XI. 29, of Kalamazoo county,
XI. 75, Kalamazoo county bar,
XI. 271, Kalamazoo village," V. 363;
"Sketches of Some Unique Characters,"
XIII. 508; "Temperance Conflict," XIII.
388; "Temperance in pioneer days with
leaves from Augustus Littlejohn's cam-
paign of 1844," V. 426; "That glorious
fifth, how it was celebrated in 1845
in Kalamazoo," V. 422; "What the pio-
neers ate and how they fared, early
cookery," V. 293, 595; "Women of our
pioneer epoch," XIV. 517.
Van Buren, E. J., publisher, I. 395; VI.
89.
Van Buren, Miss Elza (Mrs. King), X.
184.
Van Buren, Ephraim, V. 238, 299; X.
184.
Van Buren, Ephraim T., V. 287.
Van Buren, Lieut. M. E., soldier of the
Mexican war, VII. 116.
Van Buren, Martin, 8th president of the
INDEX. 565
United States, I. 31; II. 324; V. 74, Van DenBerg, Philander, XIV. 303; his
75, 134, 238, 277, 538; VII. 484; IX. ruse to drive Indians out of school,
28; XII. 416; XIV. 529; appointed XIV. 306.
Israel Pennington postmaster of Macon Van DenBurg, Philo, death of, XIV. 44,
township, XIII. 589; campaign of, X. 111.
9-23; honorary member State Historical Van DenSchmer, Rev. K., IX. 311.
Society, XII. 321; name on deed, IV. Van DerBosch, Rev. K., IX. 311.
488; neutrality proclamation referred Vandercook, Henry, II. 301, 305; XI. 65.
to, XII. 416; nickname, X. 21; resolu- Vandercook, M. C., III. 291.
tion declaring against war, VIII. 447; Vandergrift, John S., death of, XIV. 133.
senator from New York, V. 388. Van Derhart, Rev. E., IX. 312.
Van Buren, Martin, pioneer of Battle Vanderheyden, W. H., III. 486.
Creek, V. 299. . Vanderkarr, Joseph, death of, VI. 431.
Van Buren, Michael, III. 590. Vander Meulen, Rev. Cornelius, IX. 234,
Van Buren, Pamela S. (Mrs. N. M. 308.
Thomas)^ XIV. 523. Vander Meulen, Rev. John, IX. 307, 310,
Van Buren county, organized, county seat 312.
located, I. 324; III. 628, 629; first Vanderpool, George, tried for murder,
court opened, III. 629; first settlers, VII. 491.
V. 149; first white child born in, III. VanderSluis, James, publisher, VI. 83.
630; history of, III. 625; V. 525; me- Vanderstick, John, death of, XIII. 114.
morial reports, VI. 431; VII. 581; VIII. Vandertrell, Willmie, death of, XIV. 52.
101; IX. 78; XIV. 188; named for Van Dervalden, Catharine, IV. 284.
president, Martin Van Buren, III. 635; Van DerVeen, Dr. — , IX. 333.
newspapers, VI. 95; townships of Ant- Van DerVeen, Rev. Christian, VI. 396;
werp, III. 628, 636; Clinch, Covington, IX. 324; address, at semi-centennial
Decatur, III. 628; Hartford, V. 525; celebration, IX. 222, 298, 310-312;
Keeler, III. 635; Lafayette, Lawrence, "First Schools of Ottawa county," IX.
Paw Paw, III. 628, 635; Pine Grove, 326.
III. 635; South Haven, III. 628; treas- Van DerVeen, Jacob, IX. 282, 327.
urer and clerk of, in 1875-6, I. 520; Vandervelde, Dick, death of, XI. 83.
vote of 1887, on prohibition amend- Van Dervere, Mrs. Nancy (Miss Young),
ment, XIII. 404. XIV. 303.
Van Camp, — , VI. 241, 243, 244. Van DerVries, Rev. E., IX. 311; address
Van Campenhardt, Rev. Francis, organ- at semi-centennial celebration of Ot-
ized and built St. Joseph church of tawa county, IX. 222, 298, 310-312.
Detroit, XIII. 444. Vanderwarker, — , I. 335.
Vance, Gen. — , VII. 71. Van Deusen, see also Van Dusen.
Vatice, Miss Clara P., principal of Van Deusen, Dr. Edwin H., asylum phy-
woman's department of Hillsdale Col- sician, XIII. 296, 297, 305; furnished
lege, VI. 161. ground plans for Pontiac and Traverse
Vance, Eliza, III 556. City asylums, XIII. 301, 304; sued for
Van Cleve, — , soldier of the rebellion, II. false imprisonment, VII. 512; tribute
616. to, XIII. 299.
Van Cleve, John W., V. 527. Van Deusen, H. C., III. 454, 463.
Van Cott, Joshua M., II. 78. Van DeVanter, Capt. Eugene, VII. 112,
"Vandalia." boat, IV. 80. 119.
Vandandaigue, Andrew S. and wife, VII. Van DeVanter, John F., VI. 421.
217. Vandevoort, William, V.' 474, 479.
Vandandaigue, Andrew, Jr., VII. 217. Vandewalker, Lawrence, I. 210; V. 400.
Vandandaigue, Arzelie, VII. 217. Vandewater, Peter, death of, VIII. 58.
Vandandaigue, Joseph, VII. 217. Vandewerker, J. L. (E.), V. vii.; VI. 8;
Vandawalker, Jacob, V. 527. memorial of Levi Bishop, V. 562.
Van Demark, Edward, postmaster, III. van Diernan's Land, Patriot war sym-
35°- pathizers banished to, V. 58.
Van Demark, Q death of XI 131. Van Di Christina, death of, XI. 83.
Vanden, John W landlord XIV^ 418. yandi Mrg
van DenBurg, — , II. 261« III. 388.
Van DenBurg, Ann, XIV. 303. ^an Dmter & Co, XIII. 461.
Van DenBurg, Isaac, V. 319; XIV. 303. Van Doren> John B- VI. 430.
Van DenBurg, James, II. 203; VII. 379. Van Dorn' Abram, V. 446.
Van DenBurg, James W.. death of, XIV. Van Dorn, Charles, II. 320.
67. Van Dorn, Nellie, V. 447.
Van DenBurg, Jerry, XIV. 303. Van Dorns, Dr. — , VIII. 652.
566
INDEX.
Vandozer, — , reorganized Methodist So-
ciety in Webster township, XIII. 567.
Van Driss, Rev. Lewis, VII. 414.
Van Duboie, Jennie, death of, XIV. 52.
Van Dusen, see also Van Deusen.
Vandusen, — , landlord, VII. 379.
Van Dusen, J., VI. 196, 202.
Van Dusen, Julia, residence of, VII. 482.
Van Dusen, Mrs. Mary, death of, XIII.
113.
Vandusen, Nicholas, death of, XIII. 229.
Vandusess, origin of name, VI. 372n.
Van Duyne, Abram, land entry, II. 450.
Van Duyne, Isaac, II. 450, 456.
Van Duyne, James, land entry, II. 449.
Vanduyne, Mrs. James, II. 456.
Van Duzen, Dr. — , IX. 332, 333.
Van Dyke, Rev. Ernest, IV. 463; XIII.
436, 440, 465, 466; memoir of, XIII.
467.
Van Dyke, James A., attorney, IV. 413,
414; VI. 15, 365, 411; X. 104; XIII.
285, 288; alderman, XIV. 415; contri-
butor to the "Daily Advertiser," VI.
63; member first board of water com-
missioners, IV. 469; president Young
Men's Society, XII. 364.
Van Dyke, Mrs. James A., member com-
mittee to examine public schools, 1842,
I. 456; presented lot to church, XIII.
480.
Van Dyke, Phillip J. D., and wife, III.
644.
Van Dyke House, X. 93.
Vanepps, Charles E., death of, XI. 132.
Van Eps, G. B., V. 460.
Van Erf, Rev. B., IX. 308.
Van Etten, Capt. — , of N. Y., temperance
work of, XIII. 402.
Van Every, Mrs. Clarissa, member State
Pioneer Society, IX. 90; XI. 12.
Van Every (Van Avery), Peter, early
landlord, I. 402, 403; II. 569; on census
roll, 1827, XII. 46iy2; tavern license,
1821, X. 87.
Van Every & Chauvin, built hotel in
1769, X. 93.
Van Every farm, VIII. 354.
Van Every Tavern, oldest house in Mich-
igan, I. 402; X. 93.
Van Eyck, H., IX. 296.
Van Fleet, Col. — , VII. 72, 73.
Van Fleet, Isabella, V. 505.
Van Fleet, J. A., VI. 356.
Van Fleet, John, death of, IX. 83.
Van Fleet, Nancy, death of, IX. 57.
Van Fleet, Mrs. Nettie Clapp, death of,
IX. 76.
Van Fossen, I. W., publisher, VI. 95.
Van Fossen, Gen. John, II. 314; pub-
lisher, VI. 96.
Van Fossen, Samuel, II. 276.
Van Geison, C. M., death of, XIV. 190.
Van Genson, Thomas S., first clerk of
Convis township, II. 222.
Van Giesson, — , I. 328.
Van Ginnipp, Rev. — , priest, VI. 195.
Van Gordon, Peter, XIV. 424.
Van Guilder, Thomas, death of, IX. 54.
Van Heusen, death of, XIII. 196, 198.
Van Hining, Hervey, see Van Hyning.
Van Hoos, James, see Van Horn.
Van Hoosen, Jane, death of, IX. 19.
Van Horn, — , gift to mission house, IV.
25.
Van Horn(e), Maj. — , soldier of the war
of 1812, VIII. 627; defeat of, XIII.
314; ordered to the relief of Capt.
Brush, VI. 466.
Van Horn (Van Hoos), James, in Fort
Deaborn massacre, XII. 660; XV. 160.
Van Horn, Philip, III. 504, 517; VII.
464.
Van Housen, John, V. 334; VI. 265, 266.
Van Hoovenburgh, James D., first sheriff
of Hillsdale county, I. 171, 172, 179;
IV. 253, 256.
Van Hyning (Van Hining), Hervey, sol-
dier of the Black Hawk war, VI. 220;
VII. 349.
Van Ingen, Mrs. Alvira (Mrs. O'Sisson),
IX. 81.
Van Inwagen, W., loss by fire, VI. 185.
Vankeuren, P., HI. 280.
Van Kleeck (Van Kluck), Robert, death
of, V. 486; XI. 105.
Van Kuren, Mrs. Charles, XIV. 136.
Van Matre, A. P., signed petition for
county revenues, XII. 586.
Van Mees, J. G., IX. 269.
Van Murphy, — , postmaster of Lansing,
VI. 294.
Vannasdale, Jacob, VI. 236.
Vannata, Aaron B., III. 638.
Van Ness, Mrs. Frances R., death of,
XIII. 277.
Van Ness, Joseph, death of, XI. 131.
Van Ness, S., II. 396, 423.
Van Ness, Mrs. T. C. (Miss Williams),
X. 199.
Van Nest, Rev. P. S., III. 438.
Van Norman, M., III. 280.
Van Norstrand, Mrs. — , IV. 263.
Van Nortwich, Ira, member of Young
Men's Society, Detroit, XII. 362.
Van Orden, James, death of, XIV. 190.
Van Orden, William, county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Van Order, Rev. H., II. 163; X. 53.
Van Orthwick, A. A., VII. 351.
Van Ortwick, Isaac, VI. 306.
Van Ostran & Stanley, III. 292.
Van Ostrand, Dr. H., VI. 264, 265.
Van Pammel, Rev. E., I. 297; XIII. 456.
Van Pool, Rufus, on muster roll of 1832,
VII. 349.
INDEX. 567
Van Raalte, Rev. A. C., D. D., IX. 229, Van Woert, V. 248; XIV. 303.
234, 269, 328; member Holland relief Van Wormer, Jacob, mayor of Monroe,
committee, IX. 339; remarks on Hoi- VI. 369n.
land after the fire, IX. 338; sketch of Van Wormer, Miss Jennie, instructor of
IX. 305-308, 311, 314. the blind, III. 447.
Van Raath, A., member State Historical Van Wyck, Rev. A. J., X. 53.
Society, XII. 324. Van Zile, Judge Philip T., III. 417, 418;
Van Rankin, Garrett, IV. 198. graduate of the University of Michi-
Van Rensselaer, J., member of the Brady gan; memoir of, III. 420; Attorney
Guards, XIII. 525. General of Utah territory, III. 421.
Van Rensselaer, James B., V. 478. Van Zile, Mrs. Philip T., III. 421.
Van Rensselaer, Gen. Stephen, I. 187; Varin, Louis, X. 636.
VI. 476, 479; VII. 89; XV. 135. Varmje, Baptiste, taxable property, 1802,
Van Riper, John A., death of, IX. 18. VIII. 532.
Van Riper, Stephen, death of, XI. 135. Varnier, John B., dit Laducier, II. 572.
Van Schack, — , X. 220. Varniez, Jean Baptiste, taxable property,
Van Schelven, G., publisher, VI. 92; IX. 1802, VIII. 535.
296, 336; member of relief committee Varnum, Richard S., member State Pio-
for Holland, IX. 339; "The burning of neer Society, III. Ill, 266; VII. 11;
Holland," IX. 334. sketch of, IV. 251.
Van Selfee, Martha, death of, XI. 84. Vary, — , II. 483.
Van Shults, British soldier, XII. 423. Vase, Jesse, instructor in Albion Col-
Van Sickle, Andrew, death of, VIII. 58. lege, II. 205.
Van Sickle, Jesse, death of, XIII. 113. Vases, found in Indian mounds, II. 42.
Vansickle, John, I. 444; II. 583; V. 244. Vassar, "Pioneer," first paper in Tuscola
Van Sickle, Lyman, I. 154. county, VI. 95.
Van Sickle, Martha, I. 154. Vassault, — , X. 123.
Van Sickle, Mrs. Mary, death of, IX. 28. Vasseur, — , X. 636; XII. 191, 218, 239,
Van Sickles, Michael, death of, XIII. 243.
230; XIV. 132. Vattas, Capt. — , unsigned letters to, X.
Vanslyke, James, death of, XIII. 276; 254, 258; XIII. 57.
XIV. 182. Vaudreuil, Marquis de (Philipe de
Van Strien, T., publisher, VI. 83. Rigaud), governor of Canada, 1703, III.
Van Tiffin, Reuben, contractor, III. 450; 114, 118; VIII. 435; XIII. 318; re-
IV. 244. ceived speech of Ottawa chief, VI. 458;
Van Tine, — , II. 415. reply to, VI. 463.
Van Tongeren, Andriel, death of, XI. 83. Vaudreuil-Cavagnal, Marquis de (Pierre
Van Tuyl, Mrs. (Mrs. Dubois), V. 291. Francois de Rigaud), governor of Can-
Van Tuyl, Daniel, biog., IV. 230. ada, 1755, III. 114, 119; VIII. 459;
Van Tuyle, Harriet (Mrs. Beach), V. 288. commission issued by, XII. 339.
Van Tuyle, James, XIV. 364. Vaughan, Erastus, IV. 362.
Van Valkenburgh, Sarah, VI. 255. Vaughan, H., X. 103.
Van Vechten, Abraham, VI. 479. Vaughan, Isaac C., death of. IX. 38.
Van Vechter, Dr. — , V. 27. Vaughan, Joseph, II. 437, 457.
Van Velsor & Ford, publishers, VI. 79. Vaughan, Mrs. Joseph, II. 457.
Van Vinkle, Betsey, IV. 283. Vaughan, Mrs. S. S., death of, IV. 270.
Van Vleck, Albert, III. 488; biog., XIII. Vaughan, Mrs. William A., IV. 447.
205, 208. Vaughan family, XIV. 608.
Van Vleck, Mrs. Albert (Miss Helen Vaughan House springs, analysis of, III.
Baxter), XIII. 208. 428.
Van Vleck, John, member State Pioneer Vayne, Nicholas, taxable property, 1802,
Society, I. 88. VIII. 540.
Van Vleck, Rev. John, XIII. 209; instruc- Veau, Jacques, claim for losses by In-
tor in Holland Academy, IX. 327, 328. dians XV 671
Van Vleck, Matthew, XIII. 208. Vedder'john, III! 556.
Van Vleck, Virgil III 481. Vedd Rey Ley. y 2gl 295
Vln vS,' JMohn ^Si^SiB484-
Van Vleet, Lydia, death of, XI. 96. t
Van Vliet, Mrs. R. C., IV. 451. Vegetables, reported in Detroit, 1780,
Van Vrankin, John, II. 272. XIIL 53-
Van Waggoner, Dan, III. 480. Vehicles of the early French, I. 353.
Van Wagoner, Alonzo, death of, XIV. 150. Velden, William Vonden, appointed sher-
Van Wagoner, Jed, III. 568, 590. iff of the district of Gaspe, XI. 623.
568 INDEX.
Velez, Silverio, aide to Gen. La Vega, on Verona, struggle to outstrip Battle
parole, XII. 612. Creek, V. 259.
Veller, Mrs. Rica, death of, VIII. 22. Verplank, Julian C., honorary member
Veltman, Mrs. — , II. 456. State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Venier, Eli, death of VII. 552. Vettenberger, Philip, death of, XIV. 53.
Venier, Joseph, soldier of the war of Viall, J. C., published "Alpena Argus,"
1812, tried by courtmartial, VIII. 623. VI. 184, 196, 211.
Venison, V. 253; furnished to pioneers Viall, M. M., established "Alpena Argus,"
by Indians, II. 39; Indian name of, VI. 67; loss by fire, VI. 186.
XIV. 273. Vickery, Mrs. Phebe, IV. 237.
Venning, Rev. J., IV. 243; VI. 379. Vickery, Stephen, I. 210; III. 521, 523;
Ventadour, Henry de Levy, duke de, gov- V. 414; VI. 340; clerk of Kalamazoo
ernor of New France, III. 117; VIII. county, XIII. 596; land entry, IV. 173;
369. member of the Legislature, XIV. 413.
Venzie, Mrs. — , daughter of Mr. Lith, Vickery, Wallace, death of, XI. 73.
VIII. 406. Vickery, William A., IV. 237.
Verandrye, Pierre Gautier de la, Cana- Vickery & Cooley, IV. 173.
dian explorer, reports on Indian Vicksburg "Monitor," VI. 82.
mounds of Michigan, 1748, II. 22. Vicroy, Mrs. — , death of, XIII. 226.
Verasel, Jacques Bouchart de, Godfather, Victoria, Queen of England, II. 182; VI.
V. 100. 243; pardoned Dr. Nathan Town, sen-
Verburg & Van Leeuwen, publishers, VI. tenced to be hanged, VII. 540; "The
83. Sun," printed in gold and bronze on
Verdier, Mrs. J. A. S. (Miss D'Ooge), coronation of, presented Historical So-
XI. 93. ciety, XII. 329; visited by American
Vermet, Antoine, on election roll, 1799, Indians, X. 151.
VIII. 509, 510; soldier of the war of "Victory," boat, lost at sea, IX. 282, 283.
1812, V. 556. Videto, James, State Senator, I. 512;
Vermet, Charles L., on census roll of XIV. 412.
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461^,. Videto, Jonathan L., X. 44; active in
Vermet, Jean Baptiste, XII. 579. early work for Hillsdale College, VI.
Vermette, Joseph, on census roll of De- 141, 143; trustee of College, 1845, VI.
troit, 1782, X. 610. 145, 146; sheriff 1840, II. 314.
Vermillion, for Indians, IX. 471; X. 497, Viele, — , merchant of early Lansing, VI.
580, 632; XI. 356, 357; XII. 41, 83, 295.
147, 158, 223, 229, 233, 242, 246, 247, Viger, Andre, III. 35.
259, 276, 286, 288, 302; XIII. 73, 74; Viger, Jacques, collector of historical
XIV. 213; XV. 606, 614, 615, 645, 646, papers, VIII. 398; member of State
648, 656; invoice sent from Michili- Historical Society, XII. 339.
mackinac to Chicago, XV. 224. "Villages and hamlets of 1824," V. 248.
"Vermillion," boat, XIV. 543. Villat, Jean, subscription for a mission-
Vermillion river, Peankashaws on, X. ary at Michilimackinac, X. 288, 289.
248; XIII. 50. Villen, Crisosthome, taxable property,
Vermont, enacted intoxicating liquor 1802, VIII. 538.
laws, XIII. 398; "Life in, in 1836," Villiers, Viscount — , II. 593.
XIV. 564. Villiers, Neyon de, III. 15; V. 105, 106,
"Vermont," boat, IX. 283. Vincent, Mrs. — , II. 271.
Vermont colony, see Vermontville colony. Vincent, Catherine, IV. 195.
Vermontville, colony, III. 385; "Enter- Vincent, Charles, death of, XIV. 138.
prise," VI. 75; land entries, III. 425. Vincent, Edward, XI. 257.
Vernet, Horace^ artist, painted portrait of Vincent, Harriet, IV. 197.
Lafayette, XIII. 331; XIV. 405. Vincent, James, I. 345; remained British
Verney, Isaac, editor, IX. 297. subject at close of revolutionary war,
Verney, Rev. James, V. 291; VII. 568; VIII. 410.
XIII. 154/417, 421. Vincent, Mrs. James (Miss Hill), XIII.
Vernier, Jean Baptiste, dit Ladouceur, 272.
IV. 476; on census roll of Detroit, 1827, Vincent, Mrs. James B., death of, XIV.
XII. 461Vo. 191.
Vernon, Maj. — , III. 23. Vincent, Mrs. Jane (Mrs. Wm. Roberts),
Vernor, Benjamin, IV. 414; XII. 340, 366, XIII. 163.
367; member Eureka Iron Co., XIII. Vincent, Gen. John, British soldier, war
320; member State Historical Society, of 1812, XV. 139, 168, 187, 212, 274,
XII. 324, 343; XIII. 33. 283, 300, 316, 325, 331, 399, 414, 418,
Vernor, Mrs. Jeremiah, IV. 446. 419, 430, 435, 453, 484; commended by
INDEX.
569
Prince Regent. XV. 350, 352, 415, 505;
in command of army, XV. 398; letters
from Gen. Harrison, XV. 436, Maj.
Heathcote, XV. 156, Gen. Proctor, XV.
408, Col. Young, XV. 407; to Col.
Baynes, XV. 127, Maj. Gen. De Rotten-
burg, XV. 409-411, 420, Sir George Pre-
vost, XV. 298, 318; unaddressed, XV.
308, 317, 319: preparations for removal
from Burlington Heights to York, XV.
440; victory on 40 mile creek, XV.
333.
Vincent, Mary, IV. 195.
Vincent, Mary J., IV. 195.
Vincent, S. N., II. 271.
Vincent, Sarah A., IV. 195.
Vinegar, garrison supplies, XI. 437.
Vinegar Hill, II. 14.
Vineyard, Nicholas, trustee of Hillsdale
College, VI. 162, 163.
Vining, Cornelius W.,- V. 408; VI. 307.
Vining family, XIV. 494.
Vinton, Governor, — , trip to mill, XIII.
356, 357.
Vinton, S. W., V. 411.
Vinton W. G., member of building com-
mission for asylum at Pontiac, XIII.
302.
Violets, early grown at Sault Ste. Marie,
VII. 195.
Violette, John Baptiste and wife, on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 324.
Vireoke, Herr F., early principal German
and English school of Detroit, IX. 93.
Virginia, capitol in 1862, III. 178; deed-
ed title of Northwest territory to con-
gress, 1787, VII. 18; XII. 411; slaves
captured in, by Indians, sold in Michi-
gan, I. 415; troops on the Ohio, X. 431.
Virginia Corners, III. 521, 522.
Vises, garrison supplies, XII. 134.
Visger (Visgar), Jacob, VIII. 527, 579;
X. 87, 594; XII. 648; captain in Wayne
county militia, 1803, VIII. 543; con-
tested election of Jonathan Scheiffelin,
VIII. 518-522; letter from George Mc-
Dougal, VIII. 523; member of grand
jury, 1809, which investigated Gov.
Hull et al, VIII. 589; on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 461%; secured
titles to lands from Indians, VIII. 409;
signed address to Maj. Wm. H. Puthuff,
VIII. 655; signed petition for meeting
to instruct delegate to congress, XII.
645.
Visger, Mrs. Jacob, VIII. 523.
Visger, James A., deputy register of
Wayne county, X. 129.
Visger, John, XII. 625.
Visger, Joseph, XII. 579; letter from
George McDougal, VIII. 523; member
of Detroit company to repress Indians,
XIII. 505; name in old account book, V.
561.
Visger, Joseph W., on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Visger and Graverat, on census roll of
Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
Visier, Louis and wife, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 320.
Visosky, Father — , priest, I. 297.
Visscher, Aaron, IX. 269.
Visscher, J., IX. 269.
Vissiere, Louis, on census roll of Detroit,
1782, X. 610.
Vistula, early name of Toledo, VI. 380.
Vitriol, (blue), used by Indians as an
emetic, XIV. 216.
Vivian, Thomas, death of, XIV. 191.
Voce & Moore, III. 325.
Voetius, Aysbertus, professor at Utrecht,
IX. 304.
Voger, Joseph, XII. 348.
Vogt, Chris., death of, XIV. 68.
Voight, Peter, VI. 336.
"Volante," yacht, III. 645.
Volinia township (Cass Co.), organized,
III. 628.
Vollett, Emma A., death of, XIV. 51.
Vollum, E., student of branch university
at Detroit, V. 543.
Volney, Nicholas,- 1. 345.
Volz, Rev. Conrad, IX. 75.
Voorheis, Stephen S., death of, XIV. 190.
Voorheis, D. W., U. S. Senator of In-
diana, supported pension bill for Mexi-
can war soldiers, VI. 23.
Vcorheis, Mrs. Elizabeth, biog., XI. 107.
Voorheis, F. C., XI. 107.
Voorheis, Francis, death of, VI. 342.
Voorheis, Fred, XIII. 256.
Voorheis, Isaac I. (L. S.), member of
first Legislature, III. 551; XI. 109.
Voorheis, J. E., X. 56.
Voorheis, Jackson, death of, XIII. 242.
Voorheis, Jacob N., land entry, III. 563;
VII. 560.
Voorheis, Joseph, land entries, III. 564,
565.
Voorheis, Sebring, V. 487.
Voorheis, Mrs. Sebring (Miss Yerkes),
XIII. 386.
Voorheis, W. C., IV. 413.
Voorheis, William, XI. 107; biog., XI.
110.
Vorce, Caleb, first township election held
at house of, I. 209.
Vorst, C., publisher, IX. 298.
Vorst & Meyer, publishers, IX. 297.
Vos, Derk J., biog., VI. 399, 401.
Vosburgh, A., III. 278, 283, 289, 293.
Vosburgh, Capt. Barnard, soldier of
1861, XIII. 212; biog., XIV. 112, 123;
resigned commission, IV. 141.
Vosburgh, Barney, III. 522.
Vosburgh, David, X. 52.
Vosburgh, Edward, III. 327.
Vosburgh, H., III. 281, 292.
570
INDEX.
Vosburgh, Mrs. S. B., III. 292.
Vosburgh, Sophronia Ann, death of, VIII.
47.
Vosburgh, W. W., III. 292.
Vosburgh & Barrett, III. 293.
Vosper, Benjamin, III. 476.
Voss, Josiah, VI. 278.
Vote, electoral, 1844, VII. 253; on prohi-
bition amendment, 1887, XIII. 404.
Vought, Samuel M., death of, IX. 83.
Vowles, Mrs. Laura A. (Mrs. I. S. Bird),
XIII. 254.
Voyageurs (Derwin men), I. 365; IX.
237; boat songs of, I. 366, 367; char-
acteristics, III. 14; costume, boats, I.
359; food, I. 365; singers. IV. 338, see
also Coureurs de bois.
Voyer, — , see Argenson, d'. •
Voyer (Voyez), Joseph, I. 347; VIII. ix.;
on census roll of Detroit, 1782. X. 609;
on election roll, 1799, VIII. 509, 510;
received deed of land from the Crown,
VIII. 503, 504; signature on old deed
to land in Detroit, VIII. 516; taxable
property, 1802, VIII. 534.
Voyer, Joseph, Jr., I. 345.
Vradenburg, Aaron and wife, II. 456.
Vradenburg, LeAvis, II. '456.
Vradenburg. Philo, V. 72, 76, 405; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Vradenburg. Albert, first supervisor of
Blendon township, IX. 255.
Vreeland, — , VI. 443.
Vreeland, Abram. original member of
Freewill Baptist church of Clarendon,
X. 38.
Vreeland, Fanny, original member of
Freewill Baptist church of Clarendon.
X. 38.
Vreeland, Isaac, original member of the
Freewill Baptist church of Clarendon,
X. 38.
Vreeland, P. C. & Co., II. 334.
Vriesland, early church, IX. 309.
Vroman, Abraham. XIV. 74.
Vroman, Rachel, XIV. 74.
Vroman, Sylvanus, biog., XIV. 67. 74.
Vroman, Mrs. Sylvanus (Sophrona D.
Newton), XIV. 74.
Vronan, Peter B., death of, VIII. 46.
Vusier, John, survival of Fort Dearborn
massacre. XII. 660.
Wabangay, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Wabash Confederacy, address to congress.
XIII. 105.
Wabash Mission (upper), II. 158; see
also Missions.
Wabash (Ouabache), river. X. 247; XIII.
50, 97; beaver dams on, XIII. 49; In-
dians on, XV. 262, 525: operations of
war on, XV. 153; settlements on. III.
13.
Wabash & Erie canal, projected, III. 144.
Wabasha, Sioux: chief, I. 265; IX. 382,
384, 544, 548, 561; X. 391; praised by
Gen. Haldimand, IX. 568; speech of,
XV. 558.
Wabassee county, organized, name
changed, I. 94, 324; see also Kalkaska
county.
Wabedeau, Chippewa chief, presents for,
XIII. 74.
Wabenekiah, Indian, IX. 453.
Wabigouey, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Wabwindigo, Ottawa chief, XII. 622.
Wabwaaw Seepe, Indian name for De-
Witt, II. 483.
Waby-mossee, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Wachterhauser, Joseph, III. 610.
Wachterhauser, Louis, III. 610.
Wade, Benjamin F., XI. 52.
Wade, Ebenezer F., II. 186; III. 7, 617;
IV. 6; V. 11, 12; VI. 6; biog., VI. 430;
memorial report of Shiawassee county,
IV. 385; member State Pioneer Society,
II. 186; VI. 11; VII. 11; vice president,
III. 100, 617; IV. ix.; V. 1.
Wade, Dr. James, XI. 52.
Wade, Joseph, III. 501; VII. 459.
Wade, Mary, IV. 284.
Wade, S. N., I. 169.
Wadhams, Ralph. II. 572.
Wadhams & Co., I. 385.
Wadhooks, see Hooks.
Wadneur, Olina, XI. 83.
Wadsworth, A. C., IV. 263.
Wadsworth, Mrs. Amanda M., biog., VIII.
75, 93.
Wadsworth, Charles, VIII. 93.
Wadsworth, Daniel F., county treasurer
in 1875-6, I. 519.
Wadsworth, Mrs. Hattie E. (Price), XIV.
97.
Walsworth, Henry, XIV. 467.
Walsworth, Mrs. Henry (Jesse E. Os-
band), XIV. 467.
Wadsworth, Joseph E. death of XIV.
135.
Wadsworth, Wedworth, land purchase,
VII. 550.
Wadsworth, Gen. William, VIII. 27; in
command on the Huron river, XV. 178.
Wadsworth's flats, I. 329.
Wager, — , I. 209.
Wager. O. B., death of, XIV. 187.
Wager & Hubbard, XIII. 181.
Wagerhuber John, death of, XIII. 229.
Waggoner, — , II. 234.
Wagley, John, county treasurer in 1875-6,
I. 519.
Wagner, Andrew J., V. 485.
Wagner, D. A. publisher, VI. 70.
Wagner, Daniel, death of, XI. 130.
Wagner, Frederic, death of, XIV. 190.
Wagner, George, death of, XI. 95.
Wagner, Peter, death of, XIV. 187.
INDEX. 571
Wagons, price of in 1813, XV. 588.. Waldo, Rev. L. F., early teacher, III.
Wagstaff, Mrs. — (Miss Caniff), II. 63. 287-289.
Wagstaff, Capt. Robert, Mexican war sol- Waldorf (Walldorf), Mrs. C. A. Godfroy,
dier, II. 395; IV. 80; VII. 121. memoir of her father J. J. Godfroy,
Wah-be-ga-kake, Indian chief, IV. 549, XIV. 549.
552. Waldorf (Walldorf), Frederick, XIV.
Wah-be-man-e-too, VIII. 244. 549; mayor of Monroe, VI. 369n.
Wahjamega, pioneer reunion at, II. 501. Waldron, — , XII. 399.
Wah-nah-be-zee (Belle Isle), II. 585. Waldron, — , missionary among Indians,
Waikitchai, Kickapoo chiei, visited, Que- XIII. 339.
bee, XV. 492. Waldron, Althea, IV. 237, 238.
Wainding, "Old," Indian guide, VII. 394, Waldron, Rev. Charles M. (N.), D. D.,
396. IV. 259; biog., XIII. 187, 191.
Wait, Benjamin, XIV. 343. Waldron, John, land entry, III. 569.
Wait, J. G., member State Pioneer So- Waldron, "Aunt" Katie, IV. 233.
ciety, I. 9, 91; XI. 12; publisher, VI. Waldron, Miss Jane (Mrs. I. Strickland),
95. IV. 233.
Wrait, Laura L., VI. 474. Waldron, Mrs. Mary E., VI. v.; "My
Wait, Luther, VI. 474. Jewels," VI. 167.
Wait, Obid, II. 572. Waldron, Peter, death of, VIII. 58.
Wait, P., IV. 280. Waldron, W. K.. IX. 162.
Waite, A. B. and wife, II. 396. Woldron, William, I. 169, 170; VI. 150.
Waite, C. C., death of, XIV. 189. Waldron, Mrs. William, I. 169.
Waite, Harriet N. (Mrs. David Patter- Waldron, Z., death of, XIII. 281.
son), XIV. 71. Waldron's Peak (Tenn.), Union prison-
Waite, Reuben M., death of, XI. 39. ers of war at, III. 174.
Waits, H. L., IX. 281. Wales, Prince of, entertained Rev. Chase,
Wakefield, Mrs. — , II. 74. Ojibway chief, in London, and present-
Wakefield Rev. A., X. 53. ed medal at Sarnia, XIII. 340, 341.
Wakefield, D., land entries, III. 425, 426. Wales, Austin E., pioneer landlord, I.
Wakefield, Mrs. George S., death of, XIV. 432; V. 61; VII. 347; XIV. 539; me-
138. moir of, VII. 597, 618.
Wakefield, Stephen B., member State Pio- Wales, Edwin A., member State Histor-
neer Society, III. 268. ical Society, XII. 327.
Wakelee, C. W., V. 321. Wales hotel, VIII. 125.
Wakelee, Clement, III. 351; V. 320, 322; Walisseka Kenailoimak, Fox chief, visit-
XIV. 872; death of, XIV. 69. ed Quebec, XV. 492.
Wakelee & Ford. XIV. 372. Walker, — , attorney, 1770, X. 239; XI.
Wakelin, — , II. 531. 624, 625.
Wakely, Lieut. — , British soldier," XI. Walker, — . near Sandwich, Canada, VII.
508. 84.
Wakeman, Hiram, III. 609; V. 505, 511, Walker, — , pioneer of Lenawee county,
517. II. 415.
Wakeman, Marcus, II. 315, 316. Walker, Mrs. — , V. 321.
Wakeville, T. B., member State Pioneer Walker, A. H., XIII. 162.
Society, IV. 8. Walker, Capt. Augustus, II. 152, 254,
Walbeck, Col. — , VIII. 448. 461; XI. 260.
Walbridge, Mrs. Caroline M., death of, Walker, Arnold. I. 7; bank president,
XIV. 68. sketch of, VIII. 34, 36.
Walbridge, David S., III. 305; VI. 319; Walker, Mrs. Arnold, VIII. 36.
congressman, III. 124. Walker, Lieut. Benjamin, II. 461.
Walbridge, Eb., V. 426. Walker, Carrie Louise, VIII. 33.
Walbridge, Samuel E., VI. 319. Walker, Judge Charles I., I. 135, 143, 282,
Walbridge & Lansing, attorneys, VII. 496, 449> 5l2' IIL vii- 8 = IV- m-> vii-> viI1-5
502 V. 437-439; VI. 13, 82, 352; VII. 4,
Walby, Harry, death of, XIII. 227. ?' 7' 39n> 4(?n.' 4tn- 47n' 143> 622- 623 =
Walch Tames death of XT S4 VIIL 1V"> vin'' 6'8> 4615 IX- vi' XI
vv<ucii, jd,met>, uedin 01, AI. »*. 1Q 17o. YTT Q9/t <JQ9 QQK <)AA OKR.
Walcott, George D., II. 339. XIII 35 285- XIV 372 addr'ss of
Walden, Catharine (Mrs. Beach), VII. Presi'dent State PioneVsociet?88 VI.
4-8; VII. 1-3; autobiography of, IV.
Walden, Leonard F., II. 584; XIII. 567. 406; chancery reports cited, XIV. 419;
Waldo, Campbell, land entries, II. 203, chosen to represent State Pioneer So-
245, 247; III. 406. ciety at semi centennial celebration of
572 INDEX.
Michigan, IX. 218; conducted suit for Walker, George M. and wife, VIII. 33.
Board of Regents of the University vs. Walker, Rev. George W., II. 430; III.
Homoepathic physicians, VII. 490; 238, 239; VI. 378; memoir of, VIII.
"Early Detroit," VIII. 415; "Father 217.
Marquette and the early Jesuits of Walker, Mrs. George W. (Miss Brown),
Michigan," VIII. 368; gifts of, XII. VIII. 217.
330, 332, 339, 344, 346; letters from Walker, George Washington, born on
Edward Bates regarding Frederick board boat of same name, II. 254.
Bates, VIII. 563, C. W. Butterfield, Walker, H. T., member of the Legisla-
VIII. 476, 479, D. B. Duffield, VIII. ture, XIV. 413.
596, J. C,. W. Seymour, XII. 556, C. Walker, Mrs. Harriet (Mrs. Williams),
C. Trowbridge, VIII. 340; marriage of, VII. 559.
IV. 290, 293; member of the Legisla- Walker,- Henry C., VII. 420; X. 123;
ture, IV. 406; member and president biog., IV. 241.
State Historical Society, XII. 323, 325, Walker, Henry N., Sr., IV. 457; V. 479;
326, 343, 346, 348, 349; member and VIII. 117; XII. 322, 338; XIV. 362,
president State Pioneer Society, III. 416; Attorney General, III. 117; V.
266; V. 1, 2; VI. 3; X. vii; member 481, 482; IX. 88; bank director, XIV.
and president Young Men's Society, of 414; member State Historical Society,
Detroit, XII. 365; portrait of, IV. XII. 322; gift to astronomical ob-
frontispiece; received original manu- servatory, V. 32; recording secretary
script of orders of La Gallissoniere to Young Men's Society, XII. 363.
Repentigny, VIII. 457, 458; received Walker, Henry N., Jr., XII. 338.
translation of old document of Major Walker, Mrs. Henry N., Sr., (Miss Nor-
May's, VIII. 507; secured sketch of veil), IX. 88.
Judge James Witherell, VIII. 657; Walker, Hiram, VIII. 258; X. 200, 201;
"Sources of our early history," VIII. member State Horticultural Society, X.
396; tribute to Judge Witherell, IV. 83.
105; "The Northwest during the Revo- Walker, Mrs. Hiram (Miss Williams),
lution," III. 12. VII. 403; VIII. 242, 258.
Walker, Mrs. Charles I. (Mary Hins- Walker, Rev. J. B., D. D., VII. 405.
dale), IV. 290. Walker, Mrs. J. B., III. 448; member
Walker, Charles H., death of, XI. 27. building committee of Library Asso-
Walker, Charles M., attorney, VII. 528. ciation, III. 449.
Walker, Claude C., VIII. 36. Walker, J. H., VIII. 107.
Walker, Daniel, II. 309; first supervisor Walker, J. L., member of the Brady
of Grass Lake township, V. 347. Guards, XIII. 525.
Walker, DeWitt C., attorney, II. 444; Walker, J. W., XI. 89.
XIV. 25; member of Legislature, V. Walker, James, II. 5; XIII. 277.
484; member State Pioneer Society, Walker, James B., mayor of Flint, III.
XIII. 110; XIV. 41; judge of probate 438; member of board of Institute for
of St. Clair county, VI. 411; regent deaf and dumb, III. 443; member State
of the University, XIV. 412; remarks Historical Society, XII. 323, 342; trus-
at meeting of 1888, XIV. 17. tee of first asylum, XIII. 296.
Walker, Douglas and Campbell, attor- Walker, James Harrington, X. 201.
neys, IX. 88. Walker, Miss Jennie Melissa, biog., X.
Walker, Dr. E. J., I. 151. 201.
Walker, Ezenezer, member State Pioneer Walker, "Father" Jesse, IV. 87.
Society, VIII. 119; IX. 10. Walker, Joanna, IV. 241.
Walker, Edward C., attorney, I. 426, 428; Walker, John, VIII. 36.
IV. 112, 429; V. 421; VII. 143; X. 201; Walker, John, on census roll of Detroit,
early teacher, I. 453; gift of, XII. 344; 1827, 4611/4.
graduate of Yale College, V. 543; presi- Walker, John, II. 79; V. vi.; death of,
dent Young Men's Society, XII. 364; III. 543; member State Pioneer So-
tribute to, V. 544. ciety, I. 7, 88; VII. 10; "Pioneer His-
Walker, Eliza A., member State Pioneer tory of Cooper," V. 403.
Society, V. 208; VII. 8. Walker, Rev. John, I. 239, 240; V. 131.
Walker, F., I. 7. Walker, John T., student of Branch Uni-
Walker, Franklin Hiram, X. 201. versity, at Detroit, V. 543.
Walker, G., member of relief committee Walker, Jonathan, immortalized by Whit-
for Holland, IX. 339. tier as "the man with the branded
Walker, G. L., III. 451, 457. hand," VI. 441.
Walker, George E., first sheriff of Gratiot Walker, Josiah, IV. 241.
county, II. 264, 266. Walker, Julia Elizabeth, X. 201.
INDEX.
573
Walker, Justin, XIV. 423.
Walker, Miss Laura E., II. 73.
Walker, Levi, member committee to
draft charter for Flint, III. 438.
Walker, M. W., III. 392.
Walker, Mary A. (Mrs. Hiram W.), in
memoriam, X. 200.
Walker, Mary M. (Mrs. C. A. Stacy),
XIV. 271.
Walker, Melissa Grow, death of, XIV.
133
Walker, Michael W., II. 234; VIII. 209,
210.
Walker, Robert J., attorney, X. 22, 23;
XIII. 216.
Walker, Samuel S., I. 61; V. vi, 12; VI.
vi.; gift of, XII. 342; "Life of Ran-
dolph Strickland," V. 334; memorial
reports of Clinton county, V. 333; VI.
265; VII. 380; IX. 26; XIII. 161; mem-
ber of the legislature, I. 64; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 88; vice pres-
ident, IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 3; VII. ix, 4, 7;
VIII. xiii., 9; IX. xi.; XI. vii, 8, 10;
XIII. 26; XIV. vii., 18.
Walker, Mrs. Samuel S., XI. 139.
Walker, Samuel W., II. 205, 206.
Walker, Solomon, II. 451.
Walker, Sylvester, IV. 301; XIV. 530;
member of the legislature, IV. 304.
Walker, Theodore, III. 321.
Walker, Thomas J., II. 225.
Walker, Capt. Tim, IV. 80; XIV. 543,
544.
Walker, W. N., XI. 122.
Walker, William, II. 5, 338; V. 504.
Walker, Willis Ephraim, X. 201.
Walkinshaw, James, Sr., member of the
legislature, II. 223; XIII. 144; biog.,
XIII. 129, 143.
Walkinshaw, Mrs. James, Sr., XIII. 143,
144.
Walk-in-the-Water, Wyandotte chief, IV.
477; VI. 465; XIII. 315; burial place
of, XIII. 321; chief ally of British,
XIII. 314.
"Walk-in-the-Water," first steamboat on
Lake Erie, 330 tons burden, I. 384;
407, 505; II. 38, 567; III. 155, 222, 576;
XIV. 537; date of first visit to Detroit,
XIV. 657; description and motor
power of, IV. 79, 80; XIV. 560; opinion
of French and Indians regarding first
appearance of, XIV. 156; how named,
IV. 477; story of its last trip, list of
passengers, IV. 112; V. 8, 9; wrecked,
I. 408; X. 87.
WTalkley, Dr. — , IX. 333.
Walkley, Judge Ellsworth, first district
judge of Genesee county, III. 435, 465.
Wall, Chester, II. 309; death of, VII. 466;
VIII. 45.
Wall, John, on muster roll of 1832, VII.
349.
Wall, William, I. 157; discovered neigh-
bors in the wilderness, III. 386.
Wallace, — , III. 45.
Wallace, Mrs. — , death of, XIII. 242.
Wallace, Rev. — , early teacher, I. 450.
Wallace, Adolphus, death of, XI. 109.
Wallace, Catherine (Mrs. Beattie), IX.
43.
Wallace, David, death of, XIV. 67.
Wallace, Elizabeth (Mrs. Wm. Robert-
son), XIII. 245.
Wallace, Eugene, VII. 573.
Wallace, Mrs. J. B., death of, XIV. 191.
Wallace, James, V. 487.
Wallace, Jane, death of, XIII. 228.
Wallace, John, memoir, VII. 573.
Wallace, John B., VI. 478.
Wallace, Thomas, XIII. 245; XIV. 424.
Wallace, William, IX. 281.
Wallace, William, III. 53, 349.
Wallace family murdered, III. 31.
Wallace Hall Academy, IV. 295.
Wallen, Elias, on election roll, 1799, VIII.
509, 510.
Wallen, Isaac (adopted son of Isaac
Thomas), XIV. 302.
Waller, Calvin C., land entry of, X. 116.
Wallin, A. C., editor, III. 274.
Wallin, C. C. & Son, III. 302, 309.
Wallin, Franklin B., III. 301, 302; mem-
ber of the legislature, III. 306, 307.
Walling, David, biog., XI. 33.
Walling, J. B., member State Historical
Society, 1829, XII. 317.
Walling, Luther, VI. 252.
Wallingford, Samuel, III. 150.
Wallington, Leonard, death of, XIV. 189.
Wallington, Dr. William, death of, XI.
136.
Walls, Maj. — , XI. 366, 367.
Walnut (black), native of Michigan,
abundant, I. 509; XIII. 591; XIV. 506;
edible nuts of, V. 250; dimension of
trees, XIII. 548.
Walpole, Horace, statesman, XI. 215.
Walpole Island, Indians on, XIII. 342.
Walrod, Abraham, land entry, III. 563;
VII. 560; XIV. 422.
Walrod place, XIV. 512.
Walsh, Capt. Charles, X. 103.
Walsh, Rev. F. J., XIII. 440-443.
Walsh, Lucy, death of, XI. 84.
Walsh, Maurice, deputy sheriff, VII. 217.
Walsh, Robert, honorary member State
Historical Society, XII. 321.
Walstra, Jennie, death of, XI. 84.
Waltmire, Ann Eliza, V. 447.
Walter, Mrs. — (Miss Edwards), XI. 78.
Walter, Caroline, V. 421.
.Walter, J. A., XIV. 113.
Walter, James, V. 422.
Walter, Mrs. James, V. 375.
Walter, John, death of, XIII. 242.
Walter, Marguerette, V. 421.
574
INDEX.
Walters, Maj. — , X. 211.
Walters, E., II. 164.
Walton, — , III. 345.
Walton, Allen A., death of, XIV. 150.
Walton, George W., I. 287, 293, 299.
Walton, Hiram, death of, VII. 562.
Walton, Isaiah, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461V2.
Walton, Izaak, VI. 32.
Walton, Rev. J. E., IV. 221.
Walton, Jacob, I. 7.
Walton, James H., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 520.
Walton, Mrs. Jerome, member State' Pio-
neer Society, IX. 91; XI. 12.
Walton, Louisa C., IV. 197.
Walton, Rev. William M., VIII. 96.
Walton township (Eaton Co.), organized,
land entries, III. 405; Indian trail in,
III. 380.
Walworth, John, III. 553.
Walworth, Joseph, VI. 541.
Wamegan, Indian, killed by a bear, VIII.
240.
Wampler, Col. Joseph, surveyor, III. 569,
575, 576, 580, 586, 588; VII. 558; sur-
veys and subdivisions in Oakland Co.,
VII. 560, 561.
Wampum, for Indian presents, X. 496,
632; XII. 147, 259; XV. 208, 222, 358,
607, 614. 656; on costumes of voyag-
eurs, I. 359; price of, VIII. 481; pre-
sented to Indians by Gov. Hamilton in
1778, IX. 444, 447-458; presented State
Historical Society, XII. 329; required
by Indians when transacting business,
XV. 525; sent by Five Nations to Brit-
ish commander-in-chief, XV. 596; use
of, X. 453; XIII. 64, 65.
Wandig, "Old," Indian, VII. 394, 396.
Wands. Ella, IV. 195.
Wands, Frank L., IV. 195.
Wands, H. P.. clerk of St. Glair county,
VI. 410; publisher, VI. 94.
Wands, Millie R., IV. 195.
Wands, Phoebe O., IV. 197.
Wands. W. W., IV. 195.
Wang, Gen. — (Chinese), captured Ning-
po. IX. 198.
Wankazoo, Lizzie, VII. 388.
Wanless, Christine, IV. 197.
Wanless. David, IV. 197.
Wanson, Chippewa chief, VIII. 351.
Wapockanata, Shawanese Indians at, XV.
438.
Wapoose, Indian, V. 495.
Wapotasko, Pottawattomie chief, III. 369.
Wapseh, Pottawattomie chief, XIV. 277.
War club, II. 39.
War dance, see Indian dances.
War of the rebellion, see Wars.
War of the revolution, see Wars.
Wars: 1812, I. 408; IV. 331, declared,
XV. 63. address of Detroit citizens to
Maj. W. H. Puthuff, and reply. VIII.
655, 656, affidavit of Francis Gandon
relative to Indian massacre at Sandy
Creek, VIII. 642, battles of— Browns-
town, VI. 461, Delaware, see Thames,
Frenchtown, see River Raisin, Lake
Erie, I. 410; XV. 488, Lundy's Lane,
XIII. 542, Lake Erie, I. 410, II. 191,
Miami, description of, XV. 289-291,
number of British troops in, XV. 276,
277, 284, number of British and In-
dians in, XV. 310, number of U. S.
troops lost in, XV. 278, 291, 295, Mon-
guagon, sketch of, VI. 466-469, XIII.
310, 310n, River Raisin, XV. 227-229,
Thames, V. 532, date of, XV. 259, de-
feat of Gen. Proctor, XV. 399, described
by Gen. Proctor, XV. 399, 444-446, de-
struction of boats and stores by Brit-
ish, XV. 428, stores captured by U. S.
troops, XV. 399, suffeting of soldiers,
VIII. 447, Tecumseh killed. XV. 429.
second battle, XV. 508, position of
troops, XV. 510, Tippecanoe, VI. 465,
correspondence of the British relative
to, XV. 1-687, detachment orders of
Mich., VIII. 621-629, expedition under
Gen. McArthur, memoranda of, VIII.
652, 654, general orders from Detroit,
VIII. 620, 627, 628, incidents of, IV.
332, muster roll of Capt. Antoine De-
quindre's company, XV. 554-557, procla-
mation of Isaac Brock, governor of Up-
per Canada, VIII. 633, regulation of the
civil government of territory of Mich.,
VIII. 634, soldiers' land grants, VII.
52, stories of Henry Cottrell and James
Robinson relating to, V. 500, 503, sub-
scription to buy powder, list of donors
in Detroit, VIII. 620; Black Hawk,
1832, I. 446; II. 294, 370, 386, 492, cause
of, IV. 116; V. 173, fears of the Potta-
wattomies, V. 156, forcible removal of
Indians, V. 174, Gen. Stillman's attack,
V. 175, history of, V. 152, muster roll
of Branch and Hillsdale counties. VII.
349, organizing the prairie batalion, V.
153; disbanding same, V. 155; in Wis-
consin, V. 171; scare, XIII. 551; treaty
of 1804. V. 172: Cayuse (Kyuse),
sketch of, XIV. 551; Florida, period of.
XII. 435; Fox and Sac, see Sac and
Fox; French 'and English, VII. 153.
importance of Detroit, II. 103; Iroquois,
begun in 1644, VII. 152; Mexican, de-
clared, II. 171, 172, battles of Chepulte-
pec, II. 173-175. Cherubusco, II. 173-
175; IX. 212, Contreras, Coyoacan,
Jalapa. Molino del Rey, National
Bridge, Paso de Ovegas, Pueblo, San
Antonio, Tampico, II. 173-175, Michi-
gan's record in, II. 171, outline of
march of the 15th U. S. infantry from
Vera Cruz to City of Mexico, VII. 112,
INDEX. 575
prisoners on parole, XII. 611-615, sol- Ward, Emily, V. 141; VI. 471-473.
diers of Mich., VII. 112, Veterans' As- Ward, G., land entry, III. 431.
sociation, list of members, proceedings Ward, Henry, II. 561, 583; VI. 444; XIV.
of fifth annual meeting, VI. 6, 18; New 590; poundmaster Plymouth township,
Mexico Indian war, period of, XII. 435; 1827, I. 510.
Patriot, 1838, V. 58, 59; XIII. 532, bat- Ward, J. H., death of, XIII. 187, 189.
ties of Fighting Island, VII. 89, Wind- Ward, J. M., III. 351; V. 322.
sor, and relic from, XIII. 598, a Cana- Ward, James, XI. 255.
dian standpoint on battle of Windsor, Ward, James S. and wife, IV. 195.
VII. 82, sympathizers banished to Van Ward, John, death of, XIV. 54.
Dieman's land, V. 58, recollections of, Ward, John, outlaw, VII. 124.
XII. 414; Pontiac, II. 102, VIII. 340, Ward, Joseph, XI. 345.
battle of Bloody Bridge, VIII. 364, Ward, Josiah, attorney, VII. 527.
fidelity of the French questioned, II. Ward, Col. L. L., V. 346.
102, 103, Mackinaw massacre, VIII. Ward, Ogdeii, death of, VI. 283.
364, siege of Detroit, VI. 504, Ward, Owen, death of, XIV. 184.
VIII. 266; rebellion, 1861, battle Ward, Robert G., VII. 482.
of Stone river or Murfreesboro, Ward, Sally, whipped by Kishkauko, VI.
II. 612-637, Michigan cavalry com- 473.
plimented, II. 175, 176, Thirteenth regi- Ward, Sampson, I. 444.
ment Michigan volunteers in, IV. 133, Ward, Capt. Samuel, I. 470, 471; IV. 349,
168; revolutionary, beginnings of, VII. 350, 352; VI. 409, 413, 471, 472; VII.
153. battle of Blue Licks, III. 32, the 564; X. 87.
northwest during, III. 12; Sac (Sauk) Ward, U. D., II. 78.
and Fox, battle of Skull Island, XIII. Ward, William, I. 387-390; VI. 63; gift
376-379, period of, XII. 435; Toledo, II. of, XII. 319; member State Historical
16, 370, 386, battle of Phillips Corners, Society, 1829, XII. 316, 317.
XII. 409, chief cause of, VII. 72, inci- Ward & Newberry, IV. 351.
dents of, XI. 155, sketches of, I. 173, Ward & Rust, VI. 413.
235, 370; Texas, Indian war in, period Wardell, C. B., III. 485.
of, XII. 435. Warden, Mrs. — , original member of
Warbetounce, Chippewa chief signs cer- First M. E. church of Galesburg, X. 52.
tificate recognizing claim of Jacob Ward's, destination of British troops, XV.
Smith, VII. 141. 516.
Warburton (Wharburton), Lieut. Col. — , Ward's Landing see Marine City.
XV. 290, 410, 444; commended, XV. Wards, early laws relating to, XIV. 661.
295; saw naval battle on Lake Erie, Ware, Emmor, death of, XI. 83, 84.
XV. 377; wounded, XV. 407. Ware, Esther, death of, VIII. 99.
Ward, Miss — (Mrs. C. A. Lull), IX. 64. Ware, J. S., III. 342, 344, 345.
Ward, Miss — (Mrs. R. H. Smith), XI. . Wareham, Rev. Philip, III. 241.
88. Warent, Lieut. Joseph, at battle of Raisin
Ward, Mrs. — , XI. 255. river, XV. 239.
Ward, Mrs. — , gift of, XII. 349. Wares, John M.; death of, VII. 346.
Ward, A. B., II. 367. Waring, Rev. — , III. 482.
Ward, Abby, VI. 473. Waring, G. P., II. 416.
Ward, Caroline (Mrs. Woodhouse). VIII. Waring, Joshua, II. 373.
37. Waring, William, death of, VII. 543.
Ward, Charles A., III. 362. Warmington, William, VI. 306.
Ward, Charley, cook for 13th M. V. I., Warner, — , I. 329; V. 131.
IV. 144. Warner, — , member of the legislature,
Ward, Capt. Eber, VI. vii.; VII. 5, 289; 1859, IV. 101.
autobiography of, VI. 471; lighthouse Warner, Rev. — , pioneer preacher, I. 401.
keeper on Bois Blanc island, VI. 473. Warner, A., death of, IX. 37.
Ward, Mrs. Eber, VI. 471. Warner, Dr. A., loss by fire, VI. 185.
Ward, Capt. Eber Brock, I. 23, 471; IV. Warner, Mrs. A., VI. 436.
349, 350; V. 141; VI. 413, 471; VII. 5, Warner, Mrs. Amelia H., biog., XII. 59,
185, 564; XIII. 322; accompanied his 72.
father to Michigan, VI. 472; assisted in Warner, Arminda M. (Mrs. J. W.), biog.,
establishing Michigan Female College, VII. 581, 583.
VI. 285; contested will case of, VII. Warner, Asahel, I. 130; II. 236, 242, land
491, 513; member of the Eureka Iron entry, III. 404; memoir of, III. 375.
Company, XIII. 320; publisher, VI. 66. Warner, Mrs. Asahel, III. 375.
Ward, Mrs. E. B., legatee of her bus- Warner, Charles Dudley, author, XIV.
band's will, VII. 491, 513. 363.
576 INDEX.
Warner, Daniel D. T., II. 293, 294. Warren, Dr. — , VI. 57.
Warner, David, exhibit of fruit, 1847, X. Warren, Rev. Abel, XIV. 595.
76. Warren, Anne, IV. 195.
Warner, Mrs. Dennis, death of, XI. 136. Warren, Asa, III. 420.
Warner, Dudson, V. 529. Warren, Dr. Asa K., A. M., III. 413;
Warner, E. L., VII. 583. sketch of, III. 420.
Warner, Edward, VII. 174. Warren, B. E., III. 328; VII. 319.
Warner, Elijah, highway tax, 1812, IV. Warren, B. W., III. 415, 416, 418, 425.
409; subscription of for the purchase Warren, Daniel, V. 334.
of gunpowder, VIII. 620. Warren, Elisha, III. 346.
Warner, Mrs. Elmina, death of, XIII. 228. Warren, Emeline E. (Mrs. A. S. Gay-
Warner, G. Y., attorney, III. 280, 281, lord), XI. 248.
284; probate judge, early teacher, III. Warren, F. L., and wife, VII. 350; vote
286, 287. of thanks to, VII. 357.
Warner, George P., postmaster, XIV. Warren, Rev. F. W., VI. 379.
172. Warren, Mrs. Fannie W., death of, IX.
Warner, Gilbert, death of, VI. 341. 42.
Warner, Harriet (Mrs. Ives), IV. 172. Warren, Isaac, death of, VI. 341; mem-
Warner, Judge Harvey, III. 108, 342; VI. her of the Brady Guards, XIII. 525.
219; VII. 350, 351, 353, 354; IX. 20, Warren, Jessie, death of, XIV. 135.
174, 175; X. 67; death of, XIV. 44; Warren, John, VIII. viii.; XL 437; letter
erected first church in Coldwater; first of, VIII. 472.
postmaster, biog., XIV. 62, 65; mem- Warren, Capt. John, IX. 283.
ber State Pioneer Society, I. 90; vice Warren, Admiral Sir John B., XV. 201,
president, II. vii., 68, 69; III. xi., 2, 3; 254, 256, 287, 431.
probate judge, IV. 233, 234; soldier of Warren, John T., member of the Brady
the1 Black Hawk war, VI. 220; on mus- Guards, XIIT. 526.
ter roll, VII. 349. Warren, Joseph, XII. 419.
Warner, Mrs. Harvey (Miss Henrietta Warren, Joseph, member society, III.
Anderson), XIV. 66. 268; IV. 8; journalist, VI. 63, 64.
Warner, Miss Huldah W. (Mrs. Heyden- Warren, Gen. Joseph, soldier of the revo-
brook), III. 152. lutionary war, II. 85.
Warner, Jabez, his exhibit of fruits in Warren, Rev. Leroy, XIII. 417.
1847, X. 77. Warren, Miss Lucinda D., instructor in
Warner, John C., I. 460; IV. 249; VII. Hillsdale College, VI. 162.
583. Warren, Lyman, V. 347.
Warner, Junia, VII. 583. Warren, Mary (Mrs. R. C. Crawford),
Warner, Mrs. Laura, V. 526. XIV. 595.
Warner, Mary, XIII. 116. Warren, Mrs. Rectina, I. 157.
Warner, Mary L., XIII. 116. • Warren, Robert L., publisher, III. 464;
Warner, O. S., VI. 170. VI. 69.
Warner, P. Dean, III. 596, 598; XIV. 12; Warren, Rev. Squire E., III. 237.
member State Pioneer Society, XIII. Warren, W., XII. 6.
iii.; XIV. 41; tribute to Witter J. Bax- Warren, Mrs. William, memoir of, VIII.
ter, XIV. 6. 74, 92.
Warner, S. A. L., VI. 197. Warrick, Lord — , X. 331.
Warner, Rev. S. P., III. 237. Warriner, — , death of, IV. 257.
Warner, Silas, death of, XIII. 113. Warriner, Chester, II. 340; XI. 59; biog.,
Warner, Thaddeus O., I. 193. XI. 65.
Warner, Thomas, death of, IX. 37. Warriner, Elihu, death of, XIV. 68.
Warner, W., land entry, III. 425, 426. Warriner, Rev. Levi, III. 242, 243; V.
Warner, W. F., VII. 583. 88; XIII. 128.
Warner, W. W., III. 292. Warriner, Mrs. Lucy J. (Miss Weeks),
Warner, Wareham, II. 203; III. 375. XL 66.
Warner, William, treasurer of the Uni- Warriner, Rev. P. M. (W.), I. 239, 283;
versity of Vermont, VIII. 118. VI. 377.
Warner, William H., XI. 73. Warriner & Hobart, II. 66.
Warner, William S., XI. 73. Warring, Rev. — , I. 297.
Warner & Co., VI. 175. Warring, Daniel, III. 553.
Warner & McKay, merchants, VI. 234. Warring, Joshua, death of, VI. 341.
Warrell, Chas W., VII. 494. Warts, Henry S., VI. 387.
Warren, — , II. 227. Warwick, Mary C., death of, XIV. 54.
Warren, Col. — , corresponding member Washburn, Adin, death of, VII. 563.
State Historical Society, XII. 343. Washburn, E. A., IV. 304.
INDEX.
577
Washburn, John, death of, IX. 39.
Washburn, Lorenzo, death of, VII. 562.
Washburn, Mrs. Nancy (Mrs. R. Free-
man), IV. 387.
Washburn, Rev. W. W., III. 226, 227, 237.
Washburne, C. C., IV. 126; VI. 352.
Washernang, Chippewa chief, X. 472;
XIII. 90.
Washington, Edward, county treasurer in
3875-6, I. 520.
Washington, Gen. George, first president
of U. S., I. 374; II. 176; III. 17, 23, 84;
VII. 484; X. 129, 332, 565; XI. 75, 201,
202, 215, 386; XII. 106, 143; XIV. 360;
chosen president, XI. 150; commander-
in-chief of the American army, XI.
146, 147, 149; discussed expedition
against Detroit, III. 24, 29, 30, 32; in-
formed of the cruel treatment accorded
Gen. Hamilton, X. 361; letter to In-
dians about place of council meeting,
XII. 43; personally thanked J. F. Ham-
tramck and appointed him Lieut. Col.
in U. S. A., XIII. 494, 496; received re-
port of Crawford's defeat, VIII. 478;
statue in Virginia capital of, III. 178-9;
tribute1 to, XII. 465.
Washington, George F., letter of, I. 33.
"Washington," boat burned, XIV. 544.
Washington County Pioneer Society
(Ohio), gift of, XI. 14.
Washington Gazette of 1794, extract
from, XV. 3.
Washington Market, location of, X. 103.
Washington township (Macomb county),
organized, IV. 314.
Washingtonian Society, how organized,
XIII. 390, 391. 393.
Washta, Ottawa chief, X. 161.
Washtanon river, Pottawattomie village
on, X. 248; XII. 50, see also Grand
river.
Wastenaw Coffee House, I. 333, 334.
Washtenaw county organized, county
seat located, I. 325; VII. 588; bank
chartered, III. 340; early ministers of.
VIII. 214; IX. 155; first probate judge,
I. 335; derivation of name, IV. 393,
394; land entries, IV. 394-404; meeting
of farmers of Sharon township, II. 522;
memorial reports, III. 637; V. 526; VI.
446; VII. 589; VIII. 112; IX. 82; XI.
135; XIII. 280; XIV. 189; newspapers,
VI. 96; number of delegates for con-
vention of 1836, XI. 157; number of in-
sane in 1850, XIII. 296; population in
1837, X. 99; railroads, I. 331; town-
ships of Dexter, Freedom, Lodi, Pan-
ama, Pittsfield, Salem, Saline, Sharon,
Superior, Webster, IV. 394-398, Ypsi-
lanti, IV. 403 ; treasurer and clerk of,
in 1875v6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on pro-
hibition amendment, XIII. 404.
73
Washtenaw County Pioneer Society, I. 79,
326, 327.
Washtenaw road, laid out, II. 289.
Washwin, Chippewa chief, signed certifi-
cate recognizing claim of Jacob Smith,
VII. 141.
"Wasp," U. S. warship captured by the
British, crew exchanged as prisoners of
war, XV. 188, 254, 287.
Wassasskum, Winnebago chief, visited
Quebec, XV. 492.
Wasson (Wasso), chief of the Sauteaux,
VII. 277; VIII. 310; XII. 621; in com-
mand at siege of Detroit, VIII. 313, 329,
351.
Wasson, C. E., publisher, IX. 299.
Wasson, Charles M., publisher, III.- 276.
Wastell, Rev. W. P., II. 426.
Waterbury, Alonzo, VIII. 65.
Waterbury, Chauncey, III. 481, 483.
Waterbury, E., V. 141, 142.
Waterbury, George A., publisher, VI. 87.
Waterbury, Hannah Scotfield (Mrs. S.
W.), sketch of, VIII. 65.
Waterbury, Ira, death of, XI. 84.
Waterbury, Isaac, VIII. 65.
Waterbury, Solomon, VIII. 65.
Waterbury, Willis, VIII. 65.
Waterford mill, IX. 168, 169.
Waterford township (Oakland county),
first land entry, III. 565; lines, loca-
tion and settlement of, VII. 560.
Waterhouse, Mrs. -- (Miss Odren), IX.
214.
Waterman, B. M., VII. 572.
Waterman, Mrs. B. M. (Miss Hilliard),
biog., VII. 567, 572.
Waterman, David, III. 346.
Waterman, J. W., V. 560; member State
Historical Society, XII. 324.
Waterman, W. J., XIII. 467.
Waters, Alfred, XIV. 424.
Waters, D. H., bank director, VI. 322,
324.
Waters, David R., editor, III. 275, 276n.
Waters, Ira, V. 505.
Waters, James, VII. 219, 220.
Waters, John, VII. 562; X. 636.
Waters, O., III. 360.
Waters, P. S., VII. 219.
Waters, Capt. R. S., VII. 208, 219.
Waters, Richard, VII. 220.
Waters & Son, III. 362.
Waterstreet, Christopher, IX. 51.
Waterstreet, Elizabeth, death of, IX. 48,
51.
Watertown township in 1854, X. 115.
Watkins, — , IX. 327.
Watkins, Andrew, VI. 425.
Watkins, Benjamin L., V. 475.
Watkins, Fanny, IV. 197.
Watkins, Harriet, X. 37, 38.
Watkins, Mrs. Jane, XI. 115.
Watkins, John, XII. 108.
578 INDEX.
Watkins, Joseph C., II. 297. Watson, Jonas W., VII. 179.
Watkins, L. D., member State Pioneer Watson, Col. Joseph, IV. 108, 325; VIII.
Society, IX. 90; XI. 12. 558; XII. vii.; XV. 118; certified to
Watkins, L. W., III. 280, 291; VII. 306. original letters and certificates of De-
Watkins, Lemuel, officer of the Brady troit's first bank, VIII. 576; highway
Guards, XIV. 417. tax in 1812, IV. 409; land entries of,
Watkins, Dr. Lester R., IV. 257. VII. 558-560; letter to A. B. Woodward,
Watkins, Milton C., member of the leg- VIII. 574; XII. 651; member State His-
islature, XI. 85, 87. torical Society, 1829, XII. 317; pay-
Watkins, S. B., member of the Brady master, VIII. 536; prisoner of war, I.
Guards, XIII. 526. 104; XV. 306; register of Detroit, I.
Watkins, Stephen, V. 347; VII. 107; 344B; secretary to governor and
member of Congregational convention, judges, VIII. 606, 607, 609, 610, 617;
1842, XII. 358. took first census of Michigan, XII. 339.
Watkins, Thomas, III. 326; XIII. 321. Watson, L. C. and wife, III. 644.
Watkins, Truman C., death of, IV. 270. Watson, Lucina, IV. 283.
Watkins, Walter H., graduate of Hills- Watson, Richard, IV. 284.
dale college, 1853, VI. 146; tutor, VI. Watson, Robert, death of, VIII. 99.
147; ordained a minister, X. 42. Watson, S. G., attorney, member of com-
Watkins, Washington, XII. 458. mittee to draft resolutions on death of
Watkins, William M., III. 610; VI. 421. Judge Goodrich, IX. 186.
Watkins Glen (N. Y.), location of, XIII. Watson, Stephen W., death of, IX. 40.
179. Watson, Tristram S., secretary to the
Watling, William, death of, XIV. 190. governor and judges, VIII. 615.
Watrin, — , priest, V. 105. - Watson, William, I. 345; at battle of Rai-
Watrous, Bettie N., IV. 195. sin river, XV. 239; signed address to
Watrous, Henry R., IV. 195. Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. 655.
Watson, Capt. — , British soldier, 1787, Watson township (Allegan Co.), organ-
XL 508. ized, III. 273.
Watson, Mrs. — , VII. 501. Watt, James, inventor, III. 494; VII. 453;
Watson, A. B., VI. 322. XI. 216.
Watson, Rev. Alanson W., early preacher, Watt, James D., first sheriff of Marquette
XIII. 429. county, VII. 174.
Watson, Alice J., member State Pioneer Watterman, Mrs. Alonzo (Miss Alden),
Society, IX. 91; XI. 12. XIII. 520.
Watson, Charley, V. 421, 425; XIV. 342. Watterman, Erastus, II. 584.
Watson, Dr. Cornelius, VII. 286, 301. Watters, John, report of corn at Michili-
Watson, E. T., V. 448. mackinac, 1782, X. 666; XI. 325, 331.
Watson, Mrs. Eli, III. 281. Wattles, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's
Watson, Elkanah, VI. 479. school, II. 447.
Watson, Capt. Eugene, biog., XIII. 283. Wattles, Erastus R., first postmaster of
Watson, Mrs. Eugene (Miss Matilda St. Bedford township, II. 211, 222.
Aubin), XIII. 283. Wattles, I. N., attorney, III. 541; XL
Watson, George, VI. 63; XL 257. 313.
Watson, George E., signed petition for Wattles, Thomas, V. 460.
representative in congress, XII. 587. Watton, Lacy & Walker, constructed re-
Watson, J. & J., III. 323. ceiving basin for Detroit water works,
Watson, J. W., VIII. 61. IV. 470.
Watson, James. III. 194, 318, 323, 332; Watts, Harriet, death of, IX. 54; X. 5.
IV. 288, 293; XIII. 352; first treasurer Watts, Robert, VI. 306.
of Bay county, I. 104. Watts, Sarah Jane, death of, XIII. 227.
Watson, Col. James, passenger on first Watts, Thomas, I. 179; land entry, II.
trip of Walk-in-the-water, IV. 113. 449, 456.
Watson, Rev. James B., XIV. 413, 415, Waubinema, Indian, VIII. 352.
^17. Waugh, Bishop Beverley, president of
Watson, James Craig, astronomer, VI. 40; conference, 1853, II. 167, 169.
instructor in University of Michigan, WaukazoO) Lizzie> Indian> VIL 388.
Watson! Rev. James V., II. 163, 164; III. Wauryaghten Pottawattomie chief signed
23g 238 deed of gift to James Abbott, II. 625.
Watson John I. 247 Wawaskeisch chief, totem on old deeds,
Watson! John,' 1. 345, 347; IV. 67, 460; V. x- 129-
537. Waw-ca-ta-non settlement, III. J.3, 21.
Watson, Lieut. John, VIII. 554-556. Wawenash (Wawanosh, Wawenesse),
INDEX. 579
Chippewa chief, V. 495; death of, XII. 85; order for supplies for court house
38; XIII. 339. and jail, dated 1803, VIII. 545; popu-
Wawiagh tenon, Pottawattomie chief, IX. lation in 1837, X. 99; probate court,
443; X. 454; XIII. 65. I. 433; schools of the pioneers, I. 429;
Wax (shoemakers'), invoice for Michili- IV. 57; sheriff deed of land of, VIII.
mackinac, XV. 613. 500; townships, I. 339, Canton (South
Waxman, Rev. — , VI. 422. Plymouth), I. 510, Nankin, VI. 478;
Way, Rev. — , I. 242. XIV. 434, Pekin, original territory,
Way, Dr. A. B., III. 292. XIV. 434, Plymouth, history and first
Way, F., III. 651. tax roll, I. 509, 510; II. 549, 581-585,
Way, F. B. & Co., publishers, VI. 63. Redford, early settlers of, VI. 474;
Way, Miss Jennie, I. 242. treasurer and clerk of, in 1875-6, I.
Way, R. B., land entry, III. 402. 520; vote of 1887, on prohibition
Way, Rodney, II. 265. amendment, XIII. 404; wild animals
Way, W. W., extract from address of, of, I. 403.
XI. 219. Wayne County Bar, memorial to the
Wayland, Francis, D. D., president of Governor and judges, XII. 550.
Brown University, I. 42. Wayne County Militia, 1803, VIII. 497,
Wayland, Rev. John, D. D., IV. 217, 221. 543; Iron Brigade, XIII. 322.
Wayland, H. L., contributor to the Teach- Wayne County Pioneer Society, gift of,
ers' Journal, IX. 98; XII. 397. I. 31; III. 110.
Wayland township (Allegan Co.), organ- Wayne's treaty concluded, XV. 10.
ized, III. 270; statistics, XII. 397. "Wayward," yacht, entered in regatta.
Wayne, — , assisted in organizing a tern- III. 645.
perance society in Washington, 1831, Waywaynosh (Waywaynosti), David,
XIII. 389. Chippewa chief, XII. 455; sent as mes-
Wayne, Gen. Anthony ("mad Anthony"), senger to England with address to
I. 339; II. 575; III. 85, 86, 95, 213; Queen. XII. 455; signed certificate
IV. 392; VIII. iv., 445, 446, 552; XII. recognizing claim of Jacob Smith, VII.
94, 104-106, 152, 162, 172, 173, 176; 141.
195-197; XIV. 259, 574; XV. 2-5; ad- Way-wish-quoin, Ottawa chief, IX. 442.
dress to Indians, XII. 18; army at Wead, Mrs. Caroline N., death of, XIII.
Detroit, V. 530, 534, at Mackinac, VII. 280.
198, 199, wintered in Saline township, Wead, Rev. I. N., see1 Weed.
IV. 397, defeated Indians, VII. 123; Weadock, Thomas A. E., mayor, VII. 344.
made treaty with Indians, 1795, III. Weare, J., III. 280.
559; VIII. 2, 407; regard for Col. Ham- \Veare, Mary (Mrs. A. L. Ely), III. 281.
tramck, XIII. 493; secured appoint- Weare, Richard, member Constitutional
ment of Rev. David Jones as chaplain convention, III. 285.
of U. S. Legions, VIII. 393-395; speech Weasel, animal, I. 403.
to Indians, XII. 143. "Weasel" (Weazel), boat, XI. 641; XII.
"Wayne," steamboat, V. 486. 56.
Wayne county, organized, 1796, by act- Weatherhead, Anthony B., IV. 302.
ing Governor Winthrop Sargent, I. 339; Weatherly, Mrs, Warren W., memoir, VII.
VIII. 49,6; reorganized, 1802, by Gov. 488, 493.
Wm. H. Harrison, VIII. 541; reorgan- Weatherwax, A. J., XI. 65.
ized, 1815, by Gov. Lewis Cass, I. 339; Weatherwax, Duos, death of, VIII. 100.
XIV. 511; Board of Commissioners, Weaver, Lieut. — , XV. 621.
1803, orders of VIII. 544, 545; clerk Weaver, A. B., death of, XI. 134.
in 1838, X. 104; extent in 1796 and Weaver, Bradley C., biog., VIII. 50, 51.
1826, X. 65; first tax roll, II. 581-585; Weaver, Mrs. Bradley C., VIII. 51.
formation and boundaries of, VIII. 496; Weaver, Charles, death of, VIII. 98.
hospital and poor house established, X. Weaver, Clement E., member State Pio-
103; Indian deeds on file in registers neer Society, I. 84.
office, X. 129; jail and court house, or- Weaver, Eli, death of, VII. 346.
ders for supplies for, VIII. 545; me- Weaver, Rev. Elijah, I. 467; XIV. 424,
morial, abstract of title of Belle Isle, 426.
II. 585; memorial reports of, II. 53; IV. Weaver, Elizabeth, on census roll of De-
422, 446; V. 567; VI. 517; VII. 597; troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2,.
VIII. 117; IX. 86; XIII. 283; XIV. Weaver, Jacob, VI. 215.
191; newspapers, "Pilot," VI. 96, 98; Weaver, John, first supervisor of Lee
number of delegates to convention of township, II. 233, 234.
1836, XI. 157; number of insane in Weaver, Lydia N., death of, XIII. 114.
1850, XIII. 296; officers of 1821, X. Weaver, Robert, death of, XIV. 150.
580 INDEX.
Weaver, Samuel, death of, XIII. 112. Webster, Chester, surveyor, III. 576,
Weaver, Sarah, V. 421. 590; VIII. 68; XIII. 251, 252.
Weaver, Sebra, VIII. 51. Webster, Mrs. Chester (Polly Matilda
Weaver, William, death of, XI. 38, 94; Whitney), biog., XIII. 242, 251.
member State Pioneer Society, I. 84. Webster, Daniel, IV. 108; V. 74; IX. 239;
Weaver, Wallace C., VIII. 51. X. 11, 14, 17-19; XI. 215; XIV. 373;
Webb, Alice R., death of, VI. 283. beloved by the British, VII. 147; dona-
Webb, B. L., IX. 86. tion to first Congregational church of
Webb, Capt. Clement C., attorney, soldier Webster township, and autograph of,
of the war of the rebellion, II. 632; XIII. 565; honorary member State His-
XI. 313; escorted foraging expedition, torical Society, XII. 321; nickname of,
IV. 151, 152, 154; ordered Thompson's X. 21; township named for, IV. 398;
tavern destroyed, IV. 408; sketch of, XIII. 546; U. S. Secretary of State in
XI. 318. 1847, made treaty with England, XIII.
Webb, E., soldier of the revolutionary 545.
war, II. 426. Webster, Daniel F., V. 474.
Webb, Mrs. George B., death of, VI. 283. Webster, Dayid B., attorney, III. 629;
Webb, Henry, V. 487. XI. 313; prosecuting attorney, 1839,
Webb, Isaac, death of, VII. 345. VII. 475-477; XIII. 596; sketch of, III.
Webb, Gen. (Lieut. Col.) James Watson, 137; XI. 318.
II. 574; .V. 561; VI. 481; journalist, X. Webster, Mrs. David B., librarian, III.
12; U. S. minister to Brazil, I. 378; ix.; biog., III. 532; gift of, XII. 340.
V. 141; sketch of, XIII. 537. Webster, E. A., II. 340.
Webb, Dr. John, early teacher, II. 560; Webster, Mrs. G. W., III. 484.
V. 362; VII. 480, 482. Webster, M. Howard, I. 384; XII. 366,
Webb, Martin H., VII. 527. 367; member of the Brady Guards,
Webb, Mrs. N., death of, XIII. 281. XIII. 525, 527; member first Horticul-
Webb, Dr. Nathan, death of, VIII. 114. tural Society, X. 75, 76, 78.
Webb, Maj. Stephen A., XIII. 537. Webster, J. P., M. D., VII. 343.
Webb, Capt. Stephen H., II. 461. Webster, Rev. J. T., publisher, VI. 98.
Webb, W., III. 292. Webster, Capt. J. W., IV. 81.
Webb, William W., death of, V. 333. Webster, John, death of, VII. 544.
Webb, Z. R., II. 482. Webster, Lucretia, III. 482.
Webber, A. J., III. 476. Webster, Miss Mary T. (Mrs. Ball), early
Webber, Dyer F., III. 415. teacher, VII. 499.
Webber, Elijah, early settler of Brooklyn, Webster, Noah, author, XIII. 116; honor-
II. 395; XII. 396; land entry, IV. 278. ary member State Historical Society,
W'ebber, George W., banker, III. 487. XII. 321; popularity of his spelling
Webber, James S., biog., VII. 278, 287. book, XIV. 299.
Webber, Dr. N. W., IV. 448. Webster, Norman, death of, VIII. 46;
Webber, Nancy M., IV. 195. IX. 48.
Webber, Sarah, IV. 283. Webster, 0. H., first deputy-warden of
Webber, Sylvester, VII. 239. the Ionia reformatory, III. 477.
Webber, William L., attorney, IV. v., 18; Webster, Roswell, II. 444.
V. 11, 14; VI. 23, 330; VII. 401; XIII. Webster, S. D., land entry, III. 404.
269, 270;. chosen to represent State Webster, Samuel, death of, XIII. 131.
Pioneer Society at semi-centennial cele- Webster, Sand C., XIV. 415.
bration of Michigan, IX. 218; "Dis- Webster, W. D., III. 485.
covery and development of the salt Webster, W. O., III. 476.
interest in the Saginaw valley," IV. Webster, W. R., III. 290.
13; member State Pioneer Society, I. Webster & Skinner, XII. 564.
56, 86; II. 68; III. xi., 108. Webster & Stuart, XI. 297.
Webber, William W., death of, VIII. 19. Webster township (Washtenaw Co.), or-
Webber & Wheeler, IV. 19. ganized, named for Daniel Webster, IV.
Webber, Lloyd & Spring, see Lloyd, Web- 398; history of, XIII. 546-567.
, ber& Spring. „ Wechinaweto (Wechki), Ottawa chief,
Weber, Charles, Sr., death of, XI. 28. VTT co-, coo
TIT 1. T J J-L • C 1TTTT l\fi JS.il. OZJ., O44.
wSfnei, Swain™ X??: 6«. Wedderburn, -, Eng,ish statesman, VIII.
Webster, Lieut. — , VII. 113.
Webster, Aaron, II. 543; VII. 561; XIV. Wedsworth, Wodsworth, VII. -5.
482, 590; administrator's sale, III. 578; Wedthoff, Albert, III. 327.
land entry, III. 402, 569. Weed, Calvin, death of, IV. 270.
Webster, Caroline, V. 474. Weed, Rev. Ira M., I. 401; IX. 159; XII.
INDEX.
581
357; XIV. 491, 494; memoir of, VIII.
220.
Weed, Mrs. Ira M., VIII. 221, 222.
Weed, Rev. J. E., remarks on death of H.
B. McClure, IV. 259, 260.
Weed, James, I. 209.
Weed, Joshua, III. 304.
Weed, N. & H., land entries, III. 401,
404, 405, 425.
Weed, Rev. Nathaniel, II. 161, 513, 515.
Weed, Orlando, V. 378.
Weed, Mrs. Rachel, V. 148.
Weed, Thurlow, journalist, IV. 436; VI.
337; X. 12; XIV. 310.
Weeks, Dr. — , VI. 411.
Weeks, Aaron, V. 474, 478, 479, 482.
Weeks, Alanson, S., III. 278, 280, 284,
286; biog., V. 223.
Weeks, Corydon, III. 280; V. 223.
Weeks, David, clerk of markets, XIV.
415.
Weeks, E. J., XI. 66.
Weeks, Edgar, V. 460; VI. 87.
Weeks, Erastus, IV. 279.
Weeks, H., exhibit of fruits in 1847, X.
76.
Weeks, Lieut. Harrison S., graduate of
West Point, III. 286.
Weeks, Henry F., death of, XI. 84.
Weeks, J., III. 281.
Weeks, Dr. J. G., III. 292.
Weeks, James, V. 409; XI. 66; land en-
tries, IV. 279, 280.
Weeks, James A., III. 552.
Weeks, John S., death of, XI. 130.
Weeks, John T., IV. 279.
Weeks, Latimer & Co., XL 66.
Weeks, Laura, V. 474.
Weeks, Lucy J. (Mrs. Warriner), XL
66.
Weeks, Mrs. M. M., VIII. 91.
Weeks, Marvel J., death of, XIV. 185.
Weeks, Mary Ann (Mrs. Geo. Postal),
XIV. 152.
Weeks, Robert D., instructor in Michigan
Agricultural College, VI. 128. 129.
Weeks, Samuel, V. 223.
Weeks, Smith, judge of probate, III. 561;
land entry, III. 569.
Weeks, Rev. Smith, V. 316; XIV. 152,
590.
Weeks, Susannah (Mrs. S.), V. 223.
Weeks, W. C. & H. C., III. 278.
Weeks, Judge William, V. 400.
Weeks, William C., III. 286.
Weelman, Joel, land entry, VII. 559.
Weerd, A. p., IX. 269.
Weesaw, chief, married daughter of To-
pinabee, XIV. 265.
Wehle, Anna, death of, XIV. 135.
Wehn, Lieut. — , III. 180.
Weidemann, Robert H., VII. 278; sketch
of, VII. 293; resolutions on death of,
VII. 293, 294.
Weidlicht, John M., death of, XIV. 138.
Weienette, Mrs. Catherine, death of, VII.
591.
Weightman, Albert, soldier of 1861, II.
437.
Weightman, James, soldier of 1861, II.
437.
Weightman, Thomas, soldier of 1861, II.
437.
Weights and measures, of territory, rec-
ommended by grand jury, XII. 628;
early laws regulating, XIV. 661; gar-
rison supplies, XL 429; XII. 135; in-
spectors of, XIV. 415.
Weikest, George, death of, XIV. 139.
Weimeister, Mrs. Katharine, death of,
XIII. 231.
Weinberg, Leander, III. 609.
Weir, Agnes (Mrs. James E. Forrest),
XIV. 172.
Weir, Rev. G. S., IX. 29.
Weir, Judge James D., I. 443, 444, 457;
III. 644.
Weir, Mrs. James D., III. 644.
"Weir," boat, X. 431.
Weirich, Henry, XL 91.
Weirich, Peter and wife1, XL 91. '
Weitzel, Maj. G., expended government
appropriations for Sault Ste. Marie
ship canal, VIII. 155; report of vessel
clearances at Alpena in 1875, VI. 189.
We-kau-nis, Indian, VI. 359.
Welch, — , injured by falling tree, IX.
169-171.
Welch, — , pioneer of Owosso, IV. 51.
Welch, — , pupil of Prof. Nutting's school,
II. 447.
Welch, A. S., President of Ypsilanti Nor-
mal College, VI. 119, 131; IX. 92, 96.
Welch, Mrs. B. F., XIII. 149.
Welch, Benjamin, II. 451, 583.
Welch, Mrs. Celia, death of, VII. 591.
Welch, Daniel, death of, VIII. 99.
Welch, Ezekiel, VIII. 265.
Welch, George, I. 345; IV. 478.
Welch, Henry, I. 334, 338.
Welch, Henry B., death of, XL 105.
Welch, I., III. 590.
Welch, Mrs. Ira (Miss Tooker), XL 46.
Welch, J. M., XII. 366.
Welch, James, (Lenawee Co.), death of,
XIV. 136.
Welch, James, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461%.
Welch, John, I. 446; death of, VII. 591.
Welch, John B., VIII. 265; IX. 44.
Welch, John G., exhibit of fruits in 1847,
X. 76.
Welch, Laura, death of, VII. 545.
Welch, Mary, V. 447.
Welch, Michael, death of, XIV. 139.
Welch, Nona, VII. 215.
Welch, 0. O., VII. 205; biog., VII. 215.
222.
582 INDEX.
Welch, Mrs. O. O.( VII. 215, 219. Wellington, Nancy M. (Mrs. Luke W.)(
Welch, "Peg," house destroyed by order memoir of, VII. 278; death of, IV. 383.
of council, VI. 496. Wellington, Samuel, soldier of the war
Welch, Miss Polly (Mrs. Dye), IX. 44. of the rebellion, VII. 278.
Welch, Robert, XIV. 201. "Wellington R. Hurt," boat, IX. 72.
Welch, Rev. Rollin C., A. M., instructor Wellit, John, death of, XI. 105.
in Albion College, II. 207. Wellit, Joseph and wife, XI. 105.
Welch, Simon, IX. 44. Wellman, A. W., land entry, III. 569.
Welch, Spaulding, death of, IX. 48. Wellman, Aaron, IV. 51.
-Welch, Thomas, I. 345; loss by fire, I. Wellman, Joel, land entries, III. 569; IV.
347; soldier of 1812, V. 556; VIII. 626. 398.
Welch, Vine, memoir of, VIII. 264; IX. Wellman, John, II. 309; III. 568.
44. Wellman, Mrs. John, II. 309.
Welch, Mrs. Vine, VIII. 265. Wellman, Miss Martha E., death of, IX.
Welch, Walter, II. 413. 83.
Welch, William H., member of Constitu- Wellman, Reuben, Jr., land entry, IV.
tional convention, VII. 475; member of 395.
the Legislature, II. 196, 312; member Wellman, William, land entry, III. 569.
State Historical Society, XII. 318. Wellman, Zadic, on census roll of De-
"Welcome," boat, IX. 366, 377, 582, 599, troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
601; purchased by Maj. DePeyster, IX. Wells, — , II. 393.
390, 391; cargo shipped by Lteut. Har- Wells, — , early teacher, I. 450; XIV. 387.
row from Mackinac to Detroit, IX. 657. Wells, — , lake captain, IV. 81.
"Welcome to the Pioneers," poem, VI. Wells, — , name adopted by descendants
13. of Pottawattomie tribe, XIII. 339.
Weld, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 76. Wells, Abner A., II. 515, 572.
Weld, Isaac, British traveler, II. 102. Wells, Miss Alice E., death of, XIII. 133.
Weld, Theodore, reformer, XIII. 389; Wells, Ashbel S. (A. J.), one of the foun-
XIV. 287, 310. ders of the church of Detroit, I. 423,
Welder, Maj. Gen. — , XV. 168. 424, 428.
Welfair, Edward, death of, XI. 83. Wells, Bezaleel, V. 157, 158; VII. 359, 360.
Welfare, George, XIV. 424. Wells, C. E., III. 304.
Welfare, James, Sr., XIII. 242; XIV. 424. Wells, C. M., builder, supervised erection
Welfare, James, Jr., XIV. 424. of asylum buildings, XIII. 302, 304;
Welfare, John, XIV. 424. asylum steward, XIII. 306.
Welfare, Samuel, XIV. 424. Wells, Mrs. Charles, death of, XIV. 133.
Welker, Theodore, death of, XIII. 232. Wells, Charles C., death of, IX. 40.
Weller, — , II. 544; V. 385. Wells, Daniel, Jr., I. 270.
Weller, Elizabeth, death of, IX. 54. Wells, Darius, II. 159, 160; III. 521.
Weller, Ferdinand, publisher, I. 299; VI. Wells, Mrs. Darius (Mary), II. 159; XIV.
90. 523; declined to furnish liquor at barn
Welles, Bishop Edward R., III. 219. raising, II. 160.
Welles, Gideon J., III. 186. Wells, David, II. 384.
Welles, William J., banker, memoir of, Wells, E. P., VII. 417.
VI. 320. Wells, Dr. Ebenezer, V. 529.
Wellesley, Arthur, Duke of Wellington, Wells, Eleazer, IV. 315.
XI. 215. Wells, Francis, VI. 215.
Welling, A. A., II. 334. Wells, Frank P., trustee of Hillsdale col-
Welling, Lewis D., II. 302, 308, 313, 314. lege, VI. 1G3.
Welling, S. S., II. 302. Wells, Franklin, III. 609.
Welling & Stowell, II. 334. Wells, Frederick H., M. D., asylum phy-
Wellings, James H., took first census of sician, XIII. 306.
Detroit, I. 456. Wells, G. S.. memorial report of Hillsdale
Wellington, Alfred, soldier of the rebel- county, IV. 249.
lion, VII. 278. Wells, George O.. V. 329.
Wellington, Fred, VII. 279; XIII. 380. Wells. Green, X. 39.
Wellington, Rev. Horace, instructor in Wells, Mrs. H. C., death of, IX. 79.
Hillsdale College in 1848, VI. 147; X. Wells, H. H., IV. 414, 422.
40-42. Wells, Henry, II. 444-446, 583; IV. 58;
Wellington, James H., VII. 279. XIV. 448.
Wellington, Luke, third probate judge of Wells, Henry, Jr., soldier of the war of
Saginaw county, I. 278; XIII. 380. the rebellion, II. 436.
Wellington, Mrs. Luke, see Wellington, Wells, Judge Hezekiah G., I. 52, 54, 61,
Nancy. 77, 210; II. v., 70, 159, 178; III. vii.,
INDEX. 583
$
ix., 5, 103, 106-108, 113, 148, 213, 244, Wells, Rev. O. S., II. 163.
315; IV. v.-viii., 4-7, 217; V. 10-15, 157; Wells, Polly, original member of first
VII. 476, 542; VIII. vii.; IX. 6; X. Presbyterian church of Monroe, VI.
154; XI. 212, 313; address at Kalama- 376.
zoo, III. 538; address as president of Wells, Mrs. Rachel, death of, XI. 38.
Society, IV. 1; autobiography of, IV. Wells, Ravilla H., banker, memoir of, VI.
285; candidate for congress, II. 211, 321.
213, 214; death of, VIII. 13, 47; gifts Wells, Rufus, IV. 467, 468.
of, II. 79; III. 110; IV. 8; XII. 347; Wells, Samuel D., land entry, III. 570.
"Law and the legal profession," III. Wells, Stephen, I. 389, 390, 425, 499, 500;
129; member and president of Court II. 74, 573; XII. 370; XIV. 415.
of Alabama Claims, IV. 285; VIII. 49, Wells, Thomas W., commissioner of in-
171; member and president State Pio- ternal improvement, 1842, II. 240, 241.
neer Society, I. 86; II. vii., 68; III. Wells, W. A., member of Young Men's
xi., 3, 100; VIII. 171; X. vii.; member Society of Detroit, XII. 362.
Committee of Historians, I. iii., 56, 8i; Wells, Wesley J., III. 241.
83; II. iii., 10, 68-70, 91, 93; III. 4, Wells, William, death of, XIV. 134.
11; IV. ix., 10.; V. 2; VI. iii., 4, 7, 12; Wells, Col. (Capt.) William, VIII. 649,
VII. x., 6, 16; VIII. 8; member Con- 652; XII. 121, 451; XV. 3.
stitutional conventions of 1835, 1850, I. Wells, William H., attorney, IV. 315;
512; IV. 285; VIII. 170; XIII. 330; XI. 313; member of the Brady Guards,
XIV. 407; member of committee to lo- XIII. 525, 527.
cate first capitol, XI. 238; member Wells, William P., VIII. 118; XII. 366;
State Board of Agriculture, IV. 285; member State Historical Society, XII.
VI. 135; VIII. 49; memoir of, VIII. 324.
48, 170; "Memoir of Zachariah Chand- Wells, Mrs. William P., V. 545.
ler," III. 139; memorial report of Kala- Wells & Fowler, merchants, XIV. 468.
mazoo county, III. 543; portrait of, IV. Wells & Johnson, III. 309.
285; president State Historical Society, Wells & Ladd, printers, I. 390.
X. 83; raised 25th regiment M. V. I. Wells & Van Shaick Co., I. 272.
for war of the rebellion, VIII. 171; re- Welp, Adam, death of, XI. 96.
marks of, I. 53; III. 519; remonstrated Welper, N. B., publisher, VI. 77.
against removal of Agricultural Col- Welsh, Mrs. John, VI. 340.
lege, VI. 123, 124; "Sketch of governors Welsh, Roger, III. 36.
of Michigan territory," II. 105; Welton, Rev. Alanson W., I. 422; III.
"Sketch of the members of Constitu- 215; IX. 141; passenger on Walk-in-
tional conventions of 1835, 1850," III. the-Water on last trip, V. 9.
37. Walton, M. H., III. 290.
Wells, Mrs. Hezekiah G., VIII. 50. Welter, Mrs. M. L. (Miss Grant), poem
Wells, Dr. Ira M., honorary member State in memory of her father Capt. Grant,
Historical Society, XII. 318. VIII. 27.
Wells, J. H., III. 280. Welts, Robert, V. 458.
Wells, James, death of, XI. 84. Wem-e-ke-uns (prophet), chief of the
Wells, Jared, III. 545. Hurons, prophesy of, V. 494.
Wells, John, XIV. 415. We-me-ke-uns, Mrs. — , V. 494.
Wells, Julia, death of, XI. 94. Wenawe, Ottowa chief, XII. 622.
Wells, Lewis, XII. 565. Wendall, Mrs. James H., death of, XI.
Wells, Mrs. Lydia (Miss Littlejohn), XI. 105.
305. Wendell, Abraham, IV. 443, 473; collector
Wells, Mary, see Wells, Mrs. Darius. of customs at Mackinac, 1833, VI. 348;
Wells, Nelson. V. 505. highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; signed ad-
Wells, Rev. Noah M., first Presbyterian dress to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII.
minister to settle in Michigan, I. 369, 656; signed petition for a representa-
401, 423, 424; II. 571, 572; III. 552; tive in Congress, XII. 587.
IV. vii., 84, 316, 317; V. 12, 468; VIII. Wendell, Adeline (Mrs. C. V. W.), death
219; XIII. 428, 527, 594; XIV. 34; of, XIII. 242.
chaplain U. S. A., IV. 317; charter Wendell, Charles, student of branch
member State Historical Society, V. 3; university at Detroit, V. 543.
XII. 316, 317; memorial sermon by Wendell, Cornelius, VII. 357; XIII. 242.
Rev. Duffield. for, IV. 316; organized Wendell, Evart, biog., XIV. 150, 155.
first Presbyterian church in Detroit, Wendell, George, member State Histor-
III. 229; sketch of, IV. 315. ical Society, XII. 323.
Wells, Mrs. Noah M. (Miss Nancy Hun- Wendell, George T., probate judge, VI.
ter), IV. 316. 348.
584 INDEX.
Wendell, Jacob, A. T., collector of cus- West, Nancy, rescued from the Indians
toms, VI. 348. by order of Maj. DePeyster, X. 371.
Wendell, John, XII. 565. West, Peggy, rescued from the Indians
Wendell, Josiah, XIV. 574; highway tax, by order of Maj. DePeyster, X. 371.
1812, IV. 409. West, Philura, VI. 378.
Wendell, Theodore, member State Histor- West, T., III. 280.
ical Society, XII. 323. West, T. M. (N), first settler of Pine
Wendell, Tunis S., I. 386, 387, 428, 500; Plains township, II. 280, 294.
II. 572; IV. 473, 476; VI. 80. West, Tirzah (Mrs. L. Moore), VI. 329.
Wendell, Mrs. Tunis S. (Miss Hunt), IV. West, Seth, V. 504.
474. West, William, IX. 594.
Wendell, William W., member State His- West Bay City, dedication of public li-
torical Society, XII. 323. brary, VII. 319; Indian name of, VII.
Wenona, railroad completed to, II. 318, 277.
350. West Bloomfield township (Oakland Co.),
"Wenona," propeller, VI. 184. lines, location and settlement of, VII.
Wentz, E. L., civil engineer, surveyed 560.
early railroads and canals, XIII. 358, West Olive Station, IX. 278.
359. Westbrook, — , pioneer of Shiawassee
Wentz, Mrs. John, III. 349; V. 310. county, IV. 51.
Werner, Gustave, death of, VII. 488. Westbrook, Miss — , II. 445.
Werner, Kister, I. 296. Westbrook, Capt. Andrew, soldier of the
Werners, Rev. J. B. (B. J.), memoir of, war of 1812, I. 442, 443; IV. 342, 348,
XIII. 474, 476. 351; VI. 406, 407; VIII. 662; XIII. 335;
Werstein, Leopold, III. 361. autobiography, IV. 333; conducted U. S.
Wesley, John, XIII. 124. troops on expedition on the Thames,
Wesley, Solomon, XII. 422; member of XV. 589, 640, 651, 652; destroyed his
the Brady Guards, XIII. 526. own home to prevent its being used
Wesleyan Seminary and Female College, by the enemy, XIII. 504; XV. 490; pro-
absorbed by Albion College, II. 205; test made by British, XV. 500; owned
early instructors, IX. 93. Fort Gratiot reserve, XI. 252.
Wesleyan Methodist Society, organized, Westbrook, Mrs. H. G., loss by fire, VI.
XIV. 453, 454. 185.
Wesleyan University, VI. 37. Westbrook, John, XIV. 477.
Wessinger, John G., death of, XIII. 227. Westbrook, John H., VI. 412.
Wesson, — , X. 123. Westbrook & Henkley, IV. 351.
Wesson, Frank, death of, VIII. 100. Westcott, G. N., III. 362.
Wesson, William B., II. 569; XIII. 498; Westcott, Hiram, death of, VI. 341.
first graduate of University of Michi- Westcott, Oliver B., first teacher in Wood-
gan, 1844, XII. viii.; member Detroit hull township, I. 318, 319.
fire company, IV. 413; member first Westcott, Mrs. Sabrina, biog., III. 638.
Horticultural society, X. 75, 76, 78; stu- Westcott, Samuel, death of, IX. 37.
dent of branch university at Detroit, Westcott, Thomas W., member State Pio-
V. 543, 544. neer Society, I. 86.
West, — , D. D., IX. 80. Westenboerner, Henry, XIII. 447.
West, — , lake captain, IV. 81; VII. 258. Westerheiser, Frederick, death of, XI.
West, Mrs. — , II. 501. 131.
West, A., III. 280. Westermann, Mrs. Anton, death of, VI.
West, Benedict, death of, XIV. 150. • 383.
West, Charles P., III. 343; VI. 77; edits Westerman, Mrs. J., death of, VII. 545.
first paper of Branch county, VI. 71. Westerman, James, I. 247; V. 447.
West, Elisha, V. 460. Western & Gibson, XI. 60.
West, Esther, I. 238. "Western Metropolis," steamboat, V. 486.
West, Evaline (Mrs. Joseph Bucking- Western Reserve and Northern Ohio His-
ham) XIV. 76. torical Society, gift of, III. 7.
West, Gideon, I. 244, 245; III. 553. Western Reserve Institute, see Hiram
West, Hannah (Mrs. Gaylord), VIII. 91. College.
West, Henry, death of, XIII. 129. Western University (Pa.), II. 385; VI.
West, Isaac, X. 371. 29.
West, N. B., III. 280, 283, 289, 291, 294, Westfall, Mrs. — (Mrs. Mathews), XIII.
313; VII. 306. . 557.
West, N. B. & A., III. 283. Westfall, Aaron, death of, XIV. 137.
West, Mrs. N. B., III. 313. Westfall, J. D., V. 322.
INDEX. 585
Westfall, John, exhibit of fruit in 1847, Wharburton, Lieut. Col. — , see Warbur-
X. 76. ton.
Westfall, Margaret (Mrs. Van Akin), VI. Wheat, B. F., VI. 244, 246; letter from
476. M. Mudge, VI. 228.
Westfall, Miss Mary (Mrs. James Kipp), Wheat, Lieut. Edward S., soldier of the
XIV. 472. rebellion, VI. 245.
Westgate, Esther, death of, VI. 341. Wheat, Luther, death of, XIII. 161; biog.,
Westing, Gronke, death of, XIII. 114. XIII. 163.
Westland, W. C., publisher, VI. 75. Wheat, amount abandoned by settlers on
Weston, Amos, I. 434; XII. 79. the river Raisin, XV. 170; destroyed
Weston, I. M., bank cashier, VI. 322, 323. by birds, coons and squirrels, XIV. 440;
Weston, John M., VI. 399; biog., VI. 401. early method of threshing, V. 327;
Weston, Mrs. Merilla, V. 528. early prices of, III. 246; V. 253; VII.
Westover, Mrs. P. J. (Mrs. O. W. 483; IX. 439; X. 86; XIII. 587; XV.
Hewitt), XIV. 155. 661; for Capt. Elliott, XII. 170; ground
Westphal, Samuel, death of, XIV. 192. in coffee mills, II. 20; grown near De-
Westren, John, II. 337; III. 504; VII. troit by early French, II. 102; XIII.
464, 467. 67, in 1779-82, XIII. 53, 55, on table
Westren, Thomas, bank cashier, II. 323, lands of Tennessee, III. 173; opinion of
335, 337. Holland immigrants regarding, IX.
Wet Prairie, II. 212. 260; proclamation relative to division
Wetaney, Indian chief, signed release of of, XV. 661; product grown in Michi-
lands, VIII. 499, 500. gan, 1824 to 1861, compared with New
Wetherall, Jarech, U. S. prisoner of war York, IV. 82; in 1889, compared with
at Montreal, XV. 306. other states, XIV. 412; used as barter,
Wetherbee, Mrs. A. B., (Miss Thomson), V. 56; used when green, how prepared,
X. 182. II. 20.
Wetherbee, John, V. 410. Wheatly, John, death of, XIII. 112.
Wetherbee, Martha (Mrs. King), X. 183. Wheaton, Mrs.,—, death of, VII. 465.
Wetherby, Mrs. A., death of, IX. 76. Wheaton, John, of Detroit, remained
Wetherell, Antoinette, IV. 195. British subject at close of revolution-
Wetherell, J. P., IV. 195. ary war, VIII. 411.
Wetherwax, — , II. 232. Wheaton, Lucy, XIV. 317.
Wetmore, A. D., III. 291. Wheaton, Peter M., death of, XI. 96.
Wetmore, C., III. 283. Wheaton, R. D., III. 415.
Wetmore, Charles H., member State His- Wheaton, Robert, II. 227, 545.
torical Society, XII. 327. Wheaton, Robert M., I. 157; III. 422.
Wetmore, Frederick, I. 428; member Wheaton, Capt. William G., III. 376.
Young Men's Society, XIV. 416; New Whedon, Augustus, III. 395.
Years Calls, XIII. 492; sketch of, VI. Whedon, Daniel D., instructor in Uni-
519. versity of Michigan, V. 35; XIV. 349,
Wetmore, John, land entries, III. 567, 350, 352, 355.
568; VII. 561. Whedon, Sally (Mrs. Hughes), III. 395.
Wetmore, Joseph H., III. 278, 289; mem- Wheelbarrows, early manufactured, XV.
ber State Pioneer Society, IV. 169; V. 248.
115. Wheeler, — , student of University of
Wetmore, Joseph H. & A. D., III. 291. Michigan, XIV. 353.
Wetmore, W. L., opened "New York Wheeler, Rev. — , I. 297.
Mine," VII. 169. Wheeler, Rev. A. C., death of, XIII. 113.
Wetmore & Paddock, publishers, VI. 80. Wheeler, Amos R., I. 305; first treasurer
Wetmore Mill, III. 283. of Oceana county, VIII. 231; death of,
Weyburn, George, II. 13. VIII. 113.
Weyburn, Samuel and son, II. 13. Wheeler, B. H. & Sons, I. 247.
Weymouth, Viscount — , II. 593. Wheeler, Benjamin, one of the organizers
Wexford (Kautawaubet) county, organ- of Detroit's first bank, VIII. 571-573,
ized, county seat located, I. 517; news- 575.
papers of, VI. 98; treasurer and clerk Wheeler, Caleb, I. 245; II. 415.
of, in 1875-6, I. 520; vote of 1887 on Wheeler, Calvin, I. 326, 327; member of
prohibition amendment, XIII. 404. the Legislature, V. 529.
Whalen, Cyrus, ILL 556. Wheeler, Chalange S., V. 521; VIII. 99.
Whalen, James, soldier of the rebellion, Wheeler, Charles K., attorney, XI. 313.
VI. 179. Wheeler, Rev. E., V. 410.
Whaler, Daniel, III. 36. Wheeler, Frank, I. 244.
Whaly, George E., death of, XIII. 227. Wheeler, George S., I. 327.
74
586
INDEX.
Wheeler, Isaac P., V. 346.
Wheeler, James B., III. 7, 617; IV. 385,
387; gift of, III. 109; member State
Pioneer Society, II. 186.
Wheeler, Jane M. (Mrs. S. Fredenburg),
XIV. 118.
Wheeler, John B., postmaster, I. 299.
Wheeler, John J., attorney, XIII. 269,
270.
Wheeler, Col. Joseph, III. 170.
Wheeler, Lewis, I. 244.
Wheeler, Lycurgus J., student of Hills-
dale College, VI. 146.
Wheeler, Mrs. Mary Eliza (Miss Brewer),
XIII. 150.
Wheeler, Milo T., county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519.
Wheeler, Mrs. Nancy, death of, VIII. 115.
Wheeler, Nathaniel S., IV. 301, 304;
death of, VIII. 57.
Wheeler, Mrs. Nathaniel S., V. 448.
Wheeler, Mrs. Polly, death of, VII. 591.
Wheeler, S. G., X. 195.
Wheeler, Samuel, I. 244, 248.
Wheeler, Thomas, I. 296, 297: first clerk
of Quincy township, VI. 242.
Wheeler, Thomas J., II. 234.
Wheeler, Umphrey and wife, IV. 385.
Wheeler, William, death of, IX. 75.
Wheeler, William E., V. 505.
Wheeler, William S., death of, XIII. 113.
Wheeler & Brooks, VIII. 172.
Wheelock, — , III. 263.
Wheelock, Benjamin H., I. 288.
Wheelock, Curtis, II. 311.
Wheelock, Miss Emeline A. T., V. 411.
Wheelock, Emmons, death of, XIV. 191.
Wheelock, Dr. F., II. 203.
Wheelock, Horace, II. 316.
Wheelwright, Lieut. — , XII. 429.
Whelan, Capt. — , command of, XV. 353.
Whelan, Dr. — , IV. 256.
Whelan, William, death of, XIV. 134.
Whelpley, Thomas, V. 485.
Whetstone (Jackstone), Indian, returned
from the west, III. 369.
Whillman, Gideon O., administered oath
to first sheriff, III. 551.
Whinery, Mary J., death of, XI. 84.
Whipping, law permitting, XIV. 493.
Whipping post, II. 14; IV. 465; XIV. 38,
556.
Whipple, Mrs. — , II. 457.
Whipple, Capt. A. W., gift of, XII. 348;
member State Historical Society, XII.
342.
Whipple, Com. Abraham, I. 374; VI. 488.
Whipple, Arnold, II. 583.
Whipple, Judge Charles W., I. 24, 372,
393; II. 60, 109; III. 103, 131, 435; IV.
245, 375, 476; V. 560; VI. Ill, 384, 411,
486; VII. 72, 259, 476, 498, 501; IX.
256; XIII. 2; XIV. 341; accompanied
Maj. Biddle on first day's journey to
Washington, IV. 100; aide to Gen. Wil-
liams, XII. 433; associate justice, XIV.
412; at bedside of Judge Goodrich, IX.
184-186; chief justice, I. 24, 372, 393;
III. 115; delegate to Constitutional con-
ventions, 1835, 1850, III. 39, 143; death
of, III. 116; expelled from West Point,
XIV. 397; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 319.
Whipple, Miss Delia R., principal of
female department of Hillsdale College,
VI. 158, 161.
Whipple, E. B., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 525.
Whipple, F. C., editor, VI. 86.
Whipple, Mrs. Francis R., death of, VI.
342.
Whipple, Frederick, I. 256.
Whipple, Mrs. Henry (Miss C. Harrison),
XI. 204-206, 210, 211.
Whipple, Harrison, XI. 206.
Whipple, Henry, I. 207; II. 583, 584; XI.
205, 206, 208.
Whipple, Henry E., D. D., X. 41; trustee
of Hillsdale College, VI. 147, 150, 152-
154, 162; canvassed for funds for, VI.
157, 158, 160.
Whipple, James B., gift of, XII. 341;
member State Historical Society, XII.
325
Whipple, Maj. John U. S. A., I. 303, 380,
387, 497, 499; II. 572; IV. 440, 476;
XII. 341; fine of remitted by Gov. Hull,
VIII. 587; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409;
member commission to locate county
seat of Oakland county, III. 560; name
in old account book, V. 560; ordered
court martial, VIII. 554-556; promoted
public amusements, XII. 662; tavern
of, I. 501.
Whipple, Mrs. S., death of, VII. 346.
Whipple, Walter, death of, VI. 341.
Whipple's tavern, I. 501; IV. 476.
Whippoorwill, V. 250.
Whisky, amount captured by British at
the Miami, XV. 138; as currency in
barter with Indians, XV. 249; first rais-
ing without, XIII. 127, 555; XIV. 439;
garrison supplies, XV. 91, 224, 563, 564;
Indian name of, XIV. 273; laws re-
lating to, crusade against, XIII. 338-
407; lost with the "Nancy," XV. 635;
price of, I. 332, 407; II. 488; VIII.
236; XIV. 528; XV. 138; sale to In-
dians prohibited by Louis XIV., XIV.
659; saved lives of traders, XII. 440;
seized at Fort Madison, XII. 445;
stored at the "widow" Forsyth's, XV.
535; stratagem of Indians to obtain, II.
12; used at "raisings" II. 20; XIV.
439.
Whiskey Cretek, how named, VIII. 231.
Whispering well, VII. 201.
Whistler, Col. John, V. 495; exchanged
INDEX. 587
as prisoner of war, XV. 206, 388; in White, Barak O., death of, IX. 76.
cojnmand at Fort Dearborn, X. 59; White, Mrs. Barbara, death of, XIII. 130.
at Mackinaw, XIII. 520, 524. White, Benjamin, death of, XIII. 227.
Whistler, Col. William, at funeral of Gen. White, Calvin, I. 207; V. 389.
Brady, II. 574; XIII. 531; in command White, Charles H., II. 228.
at Detroit, II. 574; XIII. 538. White, Charles O., death of, XIV. 193.
Whistley, Lieut. — , VIII. 393. White, Curran, I. 179.
Whitaker, Mrs. Achsah, V. 527. White, D., III. 281.
Whitaker, Capt. — , I. 329; IX. 162. White, David, signed petition to Maj. De-
Whitaker, Capt. Harry, IV. 81. Peyster, X. 456; XIII. 54.
Whitaker, Capt. Seymour, IV. 81. White, Mrs. Dexter (Miss Yerkes), XIII.
Whitbeck, Mrs. Betsey, death of, XIII. 386.
115. White, B., II. 164; VI. 202.
Whitbeck, Mrs. Jane, death of, VIII. 116. White, Mrs. E., death of, VII. 580.
Whitbeck, John, early teacher, I. 456. White, E. W., III. 624.
Whitbeck, L. W., VIII. 107. White, Eber, I. 329; member of first
Whitbeck, Peter C., death of, XIV. 53. Methodist class in Ann Arbor, VIII.
Whitbeck farm, I. 479, 481. 217.
Whitcher, Rev. Hiram, XIII. 202. White, Emily (Mrs. Wm. White), XIV.
Whitcomb, Albert, II. 213, 216, 483; V. 479, 480.
317, 409; VI. 309. White, Mrs. Ellen G. (Mrs. Jas. W.),
Whitcomb, Alford, death of, IX. 17. Adventist, III. 355, 365.
Whitcomb, Almon, VII. 369. White, Enoch, J., III. 590; X. 116.
Whitcomb, Charles, VII. 482, 483. White, Erastus, VII. 519.
Whitcomb, James L., III. 349; mayor, White, Eugene, soldier of the war of the
III. 350, 351. rebellion, II. 437.
Whitcomb, John, original member of Eck- White, Miss Eunice (Mrs. Sinclair),
ford Freewill Baptist church, X. 38, 49. VIII. 53.
Whitcomb, Rev. Lewis J., X. 37, 38, 42; White, Judge Fortune C., V. 142.
student of Hillsdale College, VI. 146. White, Fred F., death of, XIV. 186.
Whitcomb, Lot, III. 342; first supervisor White, George C. M., attorney, XI. 313.
of Athens township, II. 209. White, George H., VII. vii.; XI. vi.; XIII.
Whitcomb, Luke, II. 182; III. 530; V. 27; XIV. 13, 29, 49; gift of, IX. 11;
424. "Memoir of Townsend E. Gidley," XIV.
Whitcomb, Margaret (Mrs. Chase), X. 402; "Sketches of John Ball, pioneer
35. of the Grand River Valley," VII. 502;
Whitcomb, Nancy, original member of of Rix Robinson, XI. 186, of Lucius
Eckford Freewill Baptist church, X. Lyon, XIII. 325.
38. White, Henry L., II. 202.
Whitcomb, R. W., land entries, III. 430. White, Horace, I. 179; death of, XIV.
Whitcomb, Richard, VII. 483. 69.
Whitcomb, Rev. Samuel, called the father White, J. B., land entry, III. 402.
of Hillsdale College, VI. 138-142; X. 48; White, Col. J. R., III. 549-552; XIV. 509.
grave of, VI. 165; one of the first set- White, James, I. 269.
tiers of Cook's prairie, X. 35-38, 40-46, White, Rev. James, president of Advent-
51; organized Freewill Baptist church- ist College, II. 214, 215; III. 352, 354,
es, X. 38. 357; VI. 72; sketch of, III. 364.
Whitcomb, W. W., XIII. 156. White, Mrs. James, see White, Mrs. Ellen
Whitcomb,' William, XIV. 317, 318. G.
White , VII 85. White, Lieut. James E., II. 630.
white' — ', attorney, 1793, XII. 86. White, James H., sheriff of St. Clair
White, Rev. — , VI. 195. county, VI. 411.
White A H., appointed quartermaster, White, Mrs. Jane H., death of, XI. 39.
XII ' 622 623, 646. White, John, V. 409; XIV. 194.
White Aaron, III. 396; VI. 494; XII. White, Deacon John, III. 364.
392-' land entry III. 402. White, Prof. John, instructor in Har-
White Mrs. Aaron, III. 396; VI. 494. vard College, III. 364.
White, Miss Amanda (Mrs. Ferry), VI. White, Dr. John B., VII. 301.
393- IX. 239. White, John D., VII. 495.
White, Andrew D., president of Michigan White, Jonathan, IV. 283.
and Cornell Universities. V. 35; IX. 92; White, Josiah, IV. 275; IX. 76.
gift of art to the University of Michi- White, Josiah A., IV. 279.
gan V 36; visited Michigan Agricul- White, Lemuel, I. 179; XIII. 187, 188.
tural College, VI. 116. White, Levi S., I. 207.
588
INDEX.
White, Miss Lydia (Mrs. Munson), IX.
30.
White, Luke A, IX. 280; memoir, IX.
245, 251.
White, Mary, death of, XIV. 134.
White, Miss Mary Ames, early teacher,
VI. 397; VII. 482; IX. 331; "Early
recollections of Grand Haven," IX.
330; memoir of, IX. 245.
White, N. B., IX. 281.
White, Nathan H., Sr., VI. 387, 393; IX.
225, 234, 238; IX. 280, 334; XI. 196;
built boat, "Michigan Belle," IX. 284;
memoir of, IX. 243, 244, 251.
White, Nathan H., Jr., IX. 256.
White, Oliver K., IV. 6; V. 12; VI. 3;
member and vice president State Pio-
neer Society, II. 184; III. 100, 108; IV.
ix.; V. 1; VII. x., 7; VIII. xiv., 9; IX.
xii.; XI. viii., 10; XIII. 26; XIV. viii.,
18.
White, Orin, land entry, IV. 401.
White, Orlando, publisher, III. 464.
White, Oscar, soldier of the war of the
rebellion, II. 487.
White, Peter, I. 61; IV. 6; V. 12; VIII.
vii.; IX. 5, 7, 111; XI. v. 8, 18; XIII.
6; chosen to represent State Pioneer
Society, at semi-centennial celebration
of Michigan, IX. 218; early mail car-
rier of the Lake Superior region, VIII.
152; first register of deeds of Marquette
county, VII. 174, 175; "Iron region
of Lake Superior," VIII. 145; "Iron
industry," VII. 167; memorial reports of
Marquette county, -VIII. 60; IX. 59;
XI. 100; XIII. 235; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 331; member State
Pioneer Society and vice president, I.
86; II. vii., 68; III. xi., 3, 100, 108; IV.
ix.; V. 1; VI. 3; VII. ix., 7; VIII. xiii.,
9; IX. xi., 6; XI. vii., 10; XIII. 26;
XIV. viii., 18; postmaster at Marquette,
VIII. 152.
White, Phineas, III. 549.
White, Mrs. R. G., death of, XIII. 226.
White, Robert, supervisor, postmaster,
XIV. 170, 171.
White, Mrs. Robert (Mary Holbrook),
XIV. 172.
White, Samuel, III. 578; VII. 561; land
. entry, II. 450, 456.
White, Mrs. Samuel, II. 456; III. 578.
White, Simeon B., IV. 257; postmaster,
IV. 251.
White, Sol, VII. 85.
White, Stacy, I. 248.
White, Stephen, V. 454, 474.
White, Swan & Smith, I. 286, 288, 290,
291.
White, T. Stewart, bank director, VI.
323; VII. 495; IX. 285.
White. Thomas, VI. 393; XIV. 190.
White, Capt. Thomas W., IX. 285;
memoir, VII. 488, 495; IX. 245, 251.
White, Mrs. Thomas W., VII. 495.
White, Walter A., IV. 279.
White, Mrs. Walter A., VI. 307.
White, William, early nurseryman of
Monroe, X. 74, 75; XIV. 446; memoir
of, XIV. 480.
White, Bishop William, III. 217.
White, William A., soldier of the Mexi-
can war, VI. 19.
White, William C., death of, XI. 84.
White, Williams & Robinson, XI. 196.
White, Wright & Lyons, on census roll
of Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
White & Avery, VII. 495.
White, Swan & Smith, I. 286, 288, 290,
291
White & Fryant's mill, IX. 285.
White, Ziba, V. 505.
White' Devil (Wahbemametoo), ugly In-
dian at Saginaw, VIII. 244, 247, 248.
White Eyes, Delaware chief, IX. 450; X.
269.
White Eyes, George, Indian, XII. 18, 143.
White fish, early industry in fishing for,
I. 507; II. 103, 104; geographical
range of and history of, VI. 198, 199;
how preserved, II. 103; season for
catching, I. 361; where found, I. 361,
507
"White Pish," boat, III. 258.
White Fish Point, VI. 193.
Whitehall (Sheemsborough), location of,
XV. 22.
White Horn, Indian name of, XV. 492.
White Lake township (Oakland county),
first land entries, III. 564; lines, loca-
tion and settlement, VII. 560.
White Loon, Indian and family, XII. 454.
White Pigeon, Indian chief, grave of, X.
172; poem to, X. 173.
White Pigeon Prairie, II. 376, 564; first
settlers on, III. 610.
White Pigeon township, land entries, VII.
361.
White1 Pigeon village, bank of, V. 215;
"Michigan Statesman," VI. 94; named
for Indian chief, X. 172.
White river, Indian chiefs on, XII. 622.
White Wolf, Pottawattomie chief, XIV.
278
Whited, Henry, V. 521.
Whitefield. George, educated Indian,
XIII. 372.
Whitefield, William, early importer of
stock, XIV. 150, 154.
Whitehall "Forum," VI. 90.
Whitehead, A. H., XIII. 244.
Whitehead, Almeron, VII. 562; XI. 125.
Whitehead, John, of Detroit, remained
British subject at close of Revolution-
ary war, VIII. 411.
Whitehead, Oliver, biog., XI. 112.
Whitehead & Bacon, XIII. 244.
INDEX. . 589
Whitehouse, Rev. Henry I. (J.), D. D., Whitman, Rev. — , and family, killed by
III. 217; elected bishop, IX. 144. Indians, XIV. 551.
Whiteman, — , tried for wife murder, XI. Whitman, David, sheriff of St. Glair Co.,
291; XIV. 303; died in prison, V. 287. VI. 411.
Whiteside, Gen. — , XII. 426-428. Whitman, Delia E., XI. 119.
Whiteside, Rev. Henry F., missionary, Whitman, John C., death of, XIII. 276;
III. 218. XIV. 182.
Whitewood (Tulipifera Liriodendron), I. Whitman, Josephine C., death of, XIV.
509; V. 250; XIII. 321n. 185.
Whitfield, Rev. George, VI. 137. Whitman, Peleg O., XIV. 416.
Whitfield, Mrs. William, XIV. 154. Whitman & Burrell, XIII. 321.
Whitford, Deacon — , V. 489. Whitmarsh, — , I. 248.
Whitford, Miss Emma Jane, teacher, Whitmer, Gertrude, death of, XI. 84.
XIV. 377. Whitmore, — , IV. 519.
Whitford, Joseph, I. 209; VI. 309; VII. Whitmore, Gideon O., VII. 396.
483; X. 7; XI. 73. Whitmore, J. A. & O., publishers, VI. 98.
Whitford, Porter H., V. 409, 411, 414, Whitmore, J. N., III. 291.
416; tribute to F. J. Littlejohn, XI. Whitmore, Oliver, associate judge, I. 198,
307. 329, 334, 335; II. 524; IX. 162; member
Whitford, Robert, I. 209; VII. 483. commission to locate seat of Jackson
Whiting, — , IV. 51. county, II. 280; location of tavern of,
Whiting, Miss — , VII. 287. XIV. 530.
Whiting, Mrs. — , I. 55. Whitney, — , declined invitation to Sun-
Whiting, Abraham, gift of, XII. 346. day dinner at Judge Woodward's, XII.
Whiting, DeGarmo J., member State His- 661.
torical Society, XII. 331. Whitney, — , proposed name for Detroit
Whiting, Eliza, officer of the Ladies' Or- Young Men's Society, XII. 371.
phan association, XIV. 417. Whitney, — , report cited, III. 247n.
Whiting, George L., XII. 601. Whitney, Col. — , adventure and death of,
Whiting, Maj. Henry, U. S. A., I. 25, 493, IV. 330, 331.
494; II. 463, 574; III. 55; IV. 96, 97; Whitney, Prof. — , XIV. 387.
VI. 481; VII. 2, 291, 565; XII. 341, 372, Whitney, Aaron, Jr., V. 474.
601; XIV. 529; addressed State His- Whitney, Abel, I. 232; VII. 525; gift of,
torical Society, XII. 319; gift of, XII. IX. 11; member State Pioneer Society,
319; lectured before Young Men's So- XIV. 196.
ciety of Detroit, XII. 362; member Whitney, Abram, VII. 239, 256; home
State Historical Society, V. 3; XII. 316, flooded, VlII. 255.
317, 320, 324, 349; student of Branch Whitney, Mrs. Abram, VIII. 255, 256.
University at Detroit, V. 543; teacher Whitney, Abraham J., III. 545.
in St. Clair academy, V. 499. Whitney, Judge Andrew G., IV. 343, 467;
Whiting, Mrs. Henry, III. 55. X. 87; XII. 558, 559; appointed judge
Whiting, I. P., XIV. 416. in 1824, III. 122; attorney general, III.
Whiting, Dr. John L., I. 340, 428, 432; 122; conducted the Selkirk case, XII.
II. 63, 85, 88; IV. 190; VII. 82; bill of, 483; member "Pontiac Company," III.
V. 559; memoir of and stories by, III. 560; signed call for meeting to instruct
121; IV. 116; member "Pontiac Com- delegate to congress, XII. 645; signed
pany," III. 560; member State Histori- memorial of Wayne County Bar, XII.
cal Society, V. 3; XII. 316, 349; "Mili- 552; signed petition for a representa-
tary occupation of the Saginaw valley," tive in congress, XII. 587.
II. 460, 572; registrar of the univer- Whitney, Mrs. Annie E. (Mrs. A. E. Bel-
sity, 1817, VII. 44; signed petition for lows), XI. 77.
a representative in congress, XII. 587; Whitney, Asa, VII. 256.
traveled with Winfleld Scott in 1827, Whitney, C. C., loss by fire, VI. 185, 186.
IV. 118. Whitney, C. J. & Co., publishers, VI. 98.
Whiting, Mrs. John L., IV. 121. Whitney, C. L., publisher, XI. 98.
Whiting, John T., III. 49; IV. 121. Whitney, Charles, attempt to form stock
Whiting, Prof. Joseph, first principal of company to purchase all of Lower
the branch of the university at Niles, Michigan, VIII. 407, 408.
V. 44; VI. 30. Whitney, Curtis R., land entry, IV. 398.
Whiting, S. C., III. 480. Whitney, E. H., III. Ill; member State
Whiting, W. L., VII. 82, 85. Pioneer Society, III. 266.
Whiting, William D., V.' 543. Whitney Elizabeth, death of, XIV. 133.
Whiting, William W., XI. 110. Whitney, Miss Eunice (Mrs. Patterson),
Whitlock, Seth, first election of Alamo early teacher, IV. 59.
township held at house of, I. 209. Whitney, George, V. 478.
590 INDEX.
Whitney, George L., publisher, I. 387- Whittlesey, — , and wife, embezzlers, VI.
389, 394; IV. 413; VI. 63; XII. 371; 492.
member State Historical Society, XII. Whittlesey, Elisha, VI. 381.
319. Whittlesey, Maj. Henry A., soldier of the
Whitney, Hannah, death of, VII. 466. war of the rebellion, II. 519; IV. 440,
Whitney, Henry, II. 572. 443; member of State Historical So-
Whitney, J. & Co., publishers, VI. 98. ciety, XII. 327.
Whitney, Dr. J. P., II. 444. Whittlesey, W. A., manager of mine.
Whitney, James, I. 230; III. 553. VII. 212.
Whitney, Dr. John L., IV. v.; V. 61; X. Whittlesey's Point, VI. 492.
87. Whittlesy, Col. Charles, translates Mis-
Whitney, Joseph, III. 504; VII. 464. kouaki speech to Vaudreiul in 1706, VI.
Whitney, Kate, IV. 195. 458.
Whitney, Leroy C., III. 453. Whittmore, Giddings, VI. 254.
Whitney, Rev. Luther D., III. 239-243. Whitwam, Rev. Samuel, III. 243.
Whitney, Marcus, III. 517. Whitwell, John M., V. 347, 353.
Whitney, Nathan, I. 301. Whitwell, S. W., V. 353.
Whitney, Polly Matilda (Mrs. Chester Whitwell, Samuel, banker, II. 322, 323,
Webster), XIII. 251.^ 333.
Whitney, Roxy (Mrs. Lull), IX. 64. Whitwell & Loomis, II. 322.
Whitney, Russell, VII. 525. Whortleberries, abundance of, VII. 256;
Whitney, Sarah Ann (Budlong), member XIV. 491.
State Pioneer Society, XIV. 196. Wiannockeum, Chippewa chief, X. 472;
Whitney, Thomas, III. 324; VII. 467. XIII. 90.
Whitney, Thomas & Co., III. 325. Wiard, Mrs. Hannah, death of, IX. 83.
Whitney, Wells, death of, XI. 40. , Wiard, Lyman, death of, VIII. 116.
Whitney, William, VII. 464. Wicker & Brooks, XII. 392.
Whitney, William A., publisher, I. 230; Wickes, Henry D., VII. 398.
II. 364, 383, 391-394; III. 8; IV. 298; Wickes, Mrs. Henry D., biog., XIV. 175,
VI. 86; VII. 517; death of, VII. 11, 176.
545; member State Pioneer Society, III. Wickham, David, and wife, II. 537.
266. Wickham, Harriet, II. 539, 542.
Whitney & Bonner, VIII. 165, 167, 168. Wickham, John, II. 278, 279, 296, 309; V.
Whitney & Foster, XI. 169. 349.
"Whitney," boat, III. 325. Wickham, Dr. Robert C., surgeon in U.
Whitney township (Bay Co.), organized, S. A., report of sick Mexican soldiers
III. 334. on parole, XII. 613.
WThitsell, George B., death of, IX. 61. Wicks, James, III. 638.
Whittaker, — , XII. 601. Wicks, John, IV. 269.
Whittaker, — , and wife, II. 457. Wicks, Samuel B., VIII. 33; X. 123.
Whittaker, Harry, I. 471. Wickware, Mrs. — , II. 394.
Whittaker, John, death of, VIII. 46; IX. Wickware, Cornelius A., city collector, I.
47. 432; XIV. 415.
Whittaker, S. A., I. 170. Wickware, Frederick R., death of, XIJ*.
Whittaker, Capt. Wessel, I. 125; II. 193. 227.
Whittaker, W. & Co., I. 125. Wickwire, James H., publisher, VI. 74,
Whittemore, Bernard C., state treasurer, 79, 96.
XIII. 368. Wiclif, Rev. — , II. 144, 145.
Whittemore, Gideon O., I. 416; III. 549, Widdicomb, William, bank cashier, VI.
561, 598, 599. 324.
Whittemore, Rev. H. B., IV. 221. Wieczarex, Rev. Simon, established St.
Whittemore, Jennie, IV. 195. Albert's church, Detroit, XIII. 470.
Whittemore, James O.. county clerk in Wigent, Marilla. death of. VIII. 21.
1875-6, I. 519. Wiggins, — , trader, 1779, X. 346, 347.
Whittemore, Joseph P., III. 326. Wiggins, Allegne H., member Sanilac
Whittemore, Oliver, member of commis- County Pioneer Society, II. 5.
sion to locate center of Jackson county, Wiggins, George B.. VII. 287.
VI. 446. Wiggins, Judson, VII. 287.
Whittemore & Stephens, publishers, VI. Wight, Capt. — , II. 13, 181.
98. Wight, B. & Sons, IV. 424.
Whittier, J. A., VII. 294. Wight, Buckminster, III. 644; IV. 410;
Whittier, John Greenleaf, poet, XIV. 310; biog., IV. 423, 425; member State His-
"The Seer," VII. 164. torical Society, XII. 325.
Whittle, Richard, on census roll of De- Wight, Mrs. Buckminster, III. 644; IV.
troit, 1779, X. 318. 424.
INDEX. 591
Wight, Caroline, IV. 195. Wilcox, Ashbell, on census roll of Detroit,
Wight, Don Carlos, biog., VIII. 75, 95. 1827, XII. 46iy2.
Wight, Edwin B., IV. 424. Wilcox, Austin S., death of, XIII. 226.
Wight, Henry A., IV. 424; V. 567; biog., Wilcox, C. N., VI. 245.
IV. 425; member State Historical So- Wilcox, Cyrus, VI. 227.
ciety, XII. 325; student of branch uni- Wilcox, David, III. 590.
versity at Detroit, V. 543. Wilcox, Maj. De Lafayette, II. 152; IV.
Wight, J., land entry, III. 404. 86, 88.
Wight, Rev. J. Ambrose, D. D., IV. vi., Wilcox, E., VI. 197.
184; anniversary sermon, IV. 177. Wilcox, Earl, II. 584.
Wight, Dr. O. W., death of, XIV. 192. Wilcox, Edward, III. 609.
Wight, Reuben, XIV. 479. Wilcox, Elias, taxable property, 1802,
Wight, Mrs. Reuben (Jane Streight), VIII. 538.
XIV. 479. Wilcox, Emeline, death of, VIII. 55.
Wight, Sophia, IV. 195. Wilcox, Erastus, I. 287.
Wight, Stanley G., I. 340; IV. 414, 424, Wilcox, G., land entries, III. 406.
425; IX. 86; member of the Brady Wilcox, George member State Pioneer So-
Guards, XIII. 525-527; member State ciety, IV. 169; V. 15.
Historical Society, XII. 325; student Wilcox, Mrs. George (Miss Sammons),
of branch university at Detroit, V. 543. II. 352.
Wight, Thaddeus, I. 179. Wilcox, fienry, death of, XIII. 187, 189.
Wightman, Miss Nancy (Mrs. O. D. Wilcox, Horace, I. 287.
Swift), XIV. 456. Wilcox, Ira, III. 295.
Wiginum, Delaware chief, X. 527, 538. Wilcox, J., land entry, III. 406.
Wigwams, made of bark, XIV. 208. Wilcox, L., III. 280.
Wilber, Mrs. — , I. 423. Wilcox, Lawson, death of, VII. 465.
Wilber, Eunice, death of, XIV. 133. Wilcox, Loring P., county treasurer in
Wilber, Mark D., member of the legisla- 1875-6, I. 519.
ture, III. 286. Wilcox, Lyman, II. 584.
Wilber, William, death of, VIII. 56. Wilcox, Lyman G. (T.), biog., IX. 60, 61.
Wilberforce, Lord — , statesman, XI. 215. Wilcox, Marie Louise (Mrs. E. N.), II.
Wilbor, Rev. A. D., III. 236. 601.
Wilbour, Miss — , III. 388. Wilcox, O. W., death of, IX. 75.
Wilbur, Almerick W., soldier of the war Wilcox, Robert, V. 526.
of the rebellion, VI. 245; letter from, Wilcox, Stephen, I. 179; preached first
VI. 235. sermon in Litchfield, I. 180.
Wilbur, Eason, death of, IX. 39. Wilcox, W. S., II. 392.
Wilbur, Miss Frances, XIV. 388. Wilcox, W. W., I. 428.
Wilbur, G. H., land entry, III. 401. Wilcox, William, V. 525.
Wilbur, G. R., land entry, III. 401. Wilcox & Beach, I. 386.
Wilbur, Goodel, first white child born in Wilcoxson, Gideon, I. 337, 338; II. 273,
Pulaski township, V. 346. 284; V. 348, 351; IX. 142.
Wilbur, Havens, VI. 240. Wilcoxson, Mrs. Gideon, I. 338.
Wilbur, John, and wife, V. 346. Wild animals, trapping of, I. 404. 405.
Wilbur, Mrs. Lucy, death of, IV. 270. Wild cat, I. 403; numerous, XIV. 272;
Wilbur, Mrs. Lory, III. ix, "One of the used as food, I. 504.
Early Settlers," III. 515, 516. Wild cat banks and banking system, III.
Wilbur, Mary A., death of, XIV. 184. 344; V. 58, 130, 209, 475; XIII. 587;
Wilbur, W. J. & Co., merchants, VI. 234, Gen. Jackson vs. the U. S. Bank, V.
246. 210; provisions of the general banking
Wilcox, see also Willcox. law, V. 212; muster roll of the wild
Wilcox, — , member Nurserymen and cat banks, V. 214; workings of the law,
Fruit Growers' Association, X. 81. V. 215: bank examinations, V. 216, 217;
Wilcox, Dr. — , III. 336; V. 226. commissioners, V. 218; report of com-
Wilcox, Serj. — , X. 559. missioners, V. 219; law declared uncon-
Wilcox, A., V. 478. stitutional, V. 221; see also banks and
Wilcox, A. F., remarks on Levi Bishop, banking.
IV. 429. Wild rice, VI. 113.
Wilcox, Addie H. (Mrs. Richards), grad- Wilde, Charles W., VI. 401.
uate of Mt. Holyoke Seminary, VI. 434. Wilder, A., land entry, III. 425.
Wilcox, Albert, member of the legisla- Wilder, Capt. A. R., III. 627.
ture, IV. 304. Wilder, Aretus A., inspector of weights
Wilcox, Almira I. 423. and measures, XIV. 415.
Wilcox, Alonzo, VI. 342, 343. Wilder, Charlotte, death of, XIII. 228.
Wilcox, Asa, VII. 127. Wilder, D.. III. 281.
592
INDEX.
Wilder, B., III. 281.
Wilder, E. B., III. 286.
Wilder, Lieut. Ira H., III. 454.
Wilder, J. J., VI. 174.
Wilder, Rev. John, early teacher, XII.
356; XIV. 344.
Wilder, Michael, member of Gen. Mc-
Arthur's expedition, VIII. 654.
Wilder, Nathan P., VI. 255.
Wilder, Oshea, I. 18, 130; II. 225, 227,
231; III. 273, 286, 290; IV. 173.
Wilder, Oshea & Son, III. 306.
Wilder, W. N., member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 90; death of, IX. 13.
Wilds, — , II. 245.
Wiley, Rev. Allen, II. 158.
Wiley, Aristarchus, land entry, III. 570.
WTiley, Cutting B., student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146.
Wiley, James, death of. XIV. 184.
Wiley, John & Son, gift of, II. 87.
Wiley, Rev. Thomas, III. 239, 240, 349.
Wilgus, Mary, death of, XIV. 134.
Wilhelm, George H., death of, XIII. 231.
Wilkes, — , XIV. 590.
Wilkes, C. R., III. 281.
Wilkes, George, II. 62.
Wilkes, Jonathan, V. 448.
Wilkeson, Capt. Jacob, I. 502.
Wilkie, Andrew, biog., XIII. 283, 284.
Wilkins, Capt. — , IV. 80; XIV. 543.
Wilkins, Charles Trowbridge, IV. 439,
445.
Wilkins, H. D., V. 549.
Wilkins, Ira J., X. 42.
Wilkins, Isaac, death of, XIII. 277.
Wilkins, John, IX. 38; XIV. 424.
Wilkins. Maj. John, soldier of the revolu-
tionary war, IV. 445, 475; VIII. ix, 444;
X. 211, 216, 295; letter from, VIII. 497.
Wilkins, Lizzie C., administratrix of hus-
band's will, IV. 444.
Wilkins, Mary T., IV. 439, 445.
Wilkins, Judge Ross, I. 512; II. 109, 174,
176, 179; III. 38, 103, 131, 147, 244; IV.
438, 463; V. 469; VI. 410; XII. 330, 408;
XIII. 2; XIV. 415, 419; appointed U. S.
judge, 1832, III. 122; XIII. 539; XIV.
553; as a Methodist preacher, XIV.
554; candidate for Lieut. Governor, II.
310, 576, 577; gift of, XII. 343; held
court in Tecumseh, VII. 526; member
constitutional convention, XIII. 330;
XIV. 407; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 319, 322.
Wilkins, Ross, Jr., graduate of Heidel-
berg University, IV. 439.
Wilkins, Col. William D., soldier of the
Mexican war and war of the rebellion,
I. viii.; III. 184; IV. vii., 457, 475; V.
568; VI. 19, 22-24, VII. 112; biographi-
cal sketch of, IV. 438; captured by
rebels, disposition of valuable docu-
ments, IV. 439; lieutenant of Detroit
Light Guards, IV. 439, 440; member of
the Brady Guards, XIII. 526, 528, 529;
member State Historical Society, XII.
323; resolutions on death of, IV. 443;
school inspector, I. 486; speech at Light
Guard banquet, IV. 440; student of
branch university at Detroit, V. 543;
"Traditions and reminiscences of De-
troit," I. 448.
Wilkins, Mrs. William D., daughter of
C. C. Trowbridge, IV. 438; VII. 612.
Wilkinson, Capt, IV. 80; XIV. 543.
Wilkinson, Dr. — , I. 347.
Wilkinson, Albert H., attorney, I. 434;
XIII. 386.
Wilkinson, Alvah, biog., XIV. 471.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Alvah (Almyra Bush),
XIV. 471.
Wilkinson, Brahman, death of, XIV. 471.
Wilkinson, Carlisle T., biog., XIV. 470.
Wilkinson, Charles, II. 480, 483; VI. 430.
Wilkinson, Elizabeth (Mrs. James),
XIII. 386.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Harriet A., death of,
VIII 113.
Wilkinson, Isaac, Sr., IV. 60; XIV. 183,
191; first manufacturer of brick in
township, XIV. 448; memoir, XIV. 470.
Wilkinson, Isaac, Jr., memoir of, XIV.
471.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Isaac, Sr., XIV. 470.
Wilkinson, J. C., soldier of the Mexican
war, VI. 19.
Wilkinson, J. H.. member State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 331.
Wilkinson, James, XIII. 384; land entry,
II. 449.
Wilkinson, Gen. James, VIII. 395, 445,
448; XII. 562; XV. 7, 374, 376, 394,
491; at Sackett Harbor, XV. 373; de-
feat mentioned, XV. 461, 462; gover-
nor of Louisiana, VIII. 561; letters
from Lieut. Col. England, XII. 220,
James Monroe, XV. 385, to Lieut. Col.
England, XII. 210, Sir George Prevost,
XV. 369; loyalty suspicioned and ap-
pointment criticised, XII. 650; recom-
mended for promotion, XV. 296; re-
marks of, XII. 264, 270, 271, 298; re-
treat of. XV. 579.
Wilkinson, Mrs. James (Elizabeth
Yerkes), II. 457; XIII. 384.
Wilkinson, James M., attorney, VII. 175.
Wilkinson, Joseph, I. 345.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Malinda, death of, IX.
40.
Wilkinson, Melvin, attorney, XIII. 386.
Wilkinson, Milton, attorney, XIII. 386.
Wilkinson, Morton S., attorney, U. S. sen-
ator from Minnesota, XIV. 570.
Wilkinson, Ransom, death of, XIV. 471.
Wilkinson, Richard W. vs. Philip Chrys-
ler, XI. 625.
Wilkinson, Samuel, V. 386; VII. 482.
Wilkinson. Mrs. Sarah C., death of, VIII.
115.
INDEX.
593
Wilkinson, "Seny," XIV. 470.
Wilkinson, Smith, attorney, VII. 532;
XIV. 471.
Wilkinson, Smith S., death of, XIV. 135.
Willard, — , pioneer of Bay City, I. 109.
Willard, — , with Gen. Clark's express,
XII. 445, 446; XIII. 215..
Willard, Abigail (Mrs. English), VI.
302.
Willard, Allen, V. 252; memoir of, V.
283
Willard, Charles, V. 283.
Willard, D., III. 281.
Willard, Mrs. E., VI. 299.
Willard, E. W., XII. 395.
Willard, Miss Emma, honorary member
State Historical Society, XII. 321.
Willard, Ephraim, death of, IX. 56.
Willard, Rev. George, V. 320; VI. 263;
XII. 331; XIV. 373; at Burr Oak, IX.
95; Congressman, II. 219; III. 124;
early teacher, XIV. 324; friend of Mich-
igan Agricultural College, VI. 126, 128,
131, 132; instructor in Kalamazoo Col-
lege, IX. 95; member State Historical
Society, XII. 327; publisher, III. 351;
VI. 73; rector Episcopal church, Battle
Creek, III. 357; regent of the Univer-
sity, VI. 48, 49, 124; sketch of, III.
366; tribute to Sands McCamly, V. 264;
to Allen Willard, V. 283.
Willard, H. G., VII. 444.
Willard, H. H., attorney, III. 430.
Willard, Isaac W., III. 532, 625-627, 635;
V. 47, 400; XI. 227; XIV. 276; sketch
of, V. 379; student of Chester Academy,
III. 135.
Willard, J. W., III. 281.
Willard, L. B., member State Historical
Society, XII. 327.
Willard, Levi, first supervisor of Beaver
township, III. 333; on census roll of
Detroit, 1827, XII. 461H.
Willard, Rev. Livingston, missionary,
XIV. 417.
Willard, Nelson, I. 125; II. 193.
Willard, Samuel, XIV. 478.
Willard, Maj. Simon, V. 380.
Willard, T. W., I. 210.
Willard, Titus B., member of committee
to locate first capital, XI. 238.
Willbank, — , XII. 77, 78.
Willcox, Charles, II. 572; IV. 474; on
census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy,.
Willcox, Mrs. Charles, VI. 494.
Willcox, Eben N., II. 569, 601, 602; IV.
v., 474; VI. 494; VIII. 16; attacked by
cholera, IV. 123; "Biographical sketch
of Dr. J. L. Whiting," IV. 121; member
Detroit fire company, IV. 413, 414;
member State Historical Society, XII.
323, 326, 340, 349; "Ode to the Mexican
war." VI. 20; vote of thanks given to,
VI. 23.
Willcox, Elisha, Loyalist, XI. 451; XIII.
77.
Willcox, Gen. Orlando B., U. S. A., II.
602; IV. 88, 474; V. 543, 546; VI. 63.
494; XIII. 532; XV. 454; member State
Historical Society, XII. 327, 343, 346,
349.
Willener, Richard, death of, VIII. 100.
Willerany, Maurice, I. 345.
Willereny, Elienne, I. 345.
Willett, Dr. — , X. 122.
Willett, Elijah, soldier of the war of
1812, III. 561, 567; V. 556; VII. 557;
XII. 401; XIV. 589, 605.
Willett, Isaac, soldier of the war of 1812,
V. 556; entered land in 1819, III. 569.
Willett, Rebecca, XIII. 188.
Willett, Richard, XIII. 188; land entry,
III. 563.
Willetts, Elijah, III. 574, 579.
Willetts, T. A., III. 484.
Willey, J., 1/247.
William and Mary College, library
opened, VII. 330; XIII. 510.
William L, the Conqueror, King of Eng-
land, V. 354; XII. 490.
William, Prince of Orange, VIII. 422;
IX. 304.
"William Peacock," boat, built in 1828,
IV. 80.
"William Penn," boat, II. 13; III. 159;
IV. 80; VII. 132; XIII. 182.
Williamette river (Oregon), settlement
formed on, by John Ball, VII. 505.
Williams, — , early settler of Chicago, X.
'59.
Williams, — , pioneer on Lake Superior,
II. 154.
Williams, — , president of Kalamazoo
County Pioneer Society, response to ad-
dess of welcome, X. 4.
Williams, Capt. — , conducted Gen. Ham-
ilton to Prison in Virginia, 1777, III.
22.
Williams, Capt. — , West Point graduate,
in charge of surveying party in Green
Bay country, 1845, IX. 104; mortally
wounded at Monterey, IX. 105.
Williams, Dr. — , pioneer of Grand
Haven, IX. 280.
Williams, Dr. — , pioneer of Jackson, XI.
66.
Williams, Miss — , daughter of E. S. W.,
IV. 376, 377.
Williams, Mrs. — , death of, VII. 356.
Williams, Mrs. -- (Mrs. Warner), III.
281.
Williams, Abraham, XI. 345.
Williams, Mrs. Ada, IV. 237.
Williams, Albert, Attorney General, 1863,
III. 117; gift of, III. 110.
Williams, Alfred Lorenzo ("Old Salt"),
Indian trader, I. 23, 26; II. 477, 484;
III. 192; IV. 475;- V. 331; VII. 236,
594
INDEX.
239, 396, 559; VIII. vii., 257; IX. 8;
X. 87, 120, 194, 195, 202, 205, 207; XL
14, 243; XII. 330; XIII. 8; XIV. 151,
505, 541, 601; biog. sketch of, X. 196;
captured chief Mackemoot and com-
panions, III. 371; member State Pio-
neer Society, I. 90; IX. 13; refused
nomination for State Senator to serve
as county treasurer, VIII. 133; remarks
on speed of early trains, XIII. 485;
"Removal of the State Capital from
Detroit," VIII. 130; settled in Michigan
in 1815, X. 56; visited Texas, V. 549.
Williams, Alfred L. and Benjamin O.,
Indian traders, IV. 475.
Williams, Alpheus, I. 23; II. 38, 474;
III. 561, 575; V. 549; VII. 559; VIII.
237; XIV. 151; land entries, III. 565,
566; VII. 560.
Williams, Alpheus (nephew of Alpheus),
I. 23, 26.
Williams, Mrs. Alpheus, III. 566.
Williams, Alpheus Fuller, II. 463, 465,
466; III. 602; X. 144, 194, 195; XL
245; member first board of inspectors
of Bay county, VII. 228; shared hos-
pitality of Black Hawk, XIII. 367;
sketch of, X. 198.
Williams, Gen. Alpheus S., attorney, sol-
dier of the Mexican war and war of
the rebellion, IV. 439, 440, 443; V.
202; VI. 22, 297; IX. 34; X. 181; XII.
340; XIII. 531, 533; city recorder, XIV.
415; Congressman, III. 124; death of,
XIV. 184; judge of probate, I. 433.;
member of the Brady Guards, XIII.
525, 528-531; member State Historical
Society, XII. 323, 336; member State
Pioneer Society, I. 90; VII. 10; or-
dered to protect arsenal at Dearborn,
XIII. 537; ordered to remove military
supplies from Fort Gratiot, XIII. 535;
publisher, VI. 63; tavern of, I. 501.
Williams, Mrs. Alp,heus S., school in-
spector, 1842, I. 456.
Williams, Amos Lee, II. 21; X. 204, 205.
Williams, Mrs. Amos Lee (Miss Mattie
Beardsley), biog., X. 204.
Williams, Archibald, VIII. 233.
Williams, Asa, member of the Legisla-
ture, XIV. 413.
Williams, Mrs. Asa (Miss H. Bond),
XIII. 557.
Williams, Asahel, XIV. 491.
Williams, Mrs. Asahel (Mabelle McMath)
XIV. 491.
Williams, Benjamin O., Indian trader, I.
23. 26, 58-60; III. ix., 5, 50, 52, 106,
108, 367, 604; IV. 4, 6. 57, 376, 377,
387, 475; V. vii., 365, 548; VI. v.. vii.;
VII. 236, 239. 558, 559; VIII. 76, 89, 90,
131, 132, 257; IX. 5-7; X. 194-196, 202,
207; XL vi., 246; XII. 567; XIV. vi.,
151, 433, 505, 613; address at Pioneer
reunion of Oakland county, XIV. 510;
death of, XL 16, 129; founder of Owos-
so, sketch of, XL 243; "First settlement
of Shiawassee county," II. 475; gave
exhibition of Indian sign language, V.
11; gifts of, II. 5, 74; III. 110; VI.
14; letter on Pottawattomie Indians,
III. 370; "Life of Oliver Williams and
family," II. 36; member State Pioneer
Society and member nominating com-
mittee, I. 57, 84; VI. 7, 8; IX. 6; "Me-
moir of Deacon E. Cook," VII. 577;
memorial report of Clinton county,
VIII. 26, of Shiawassee county, III.
616; VI. 430; VIII. 74; "Recollections
of early schools of Detroit from 1816
to -1819," V. 547; resolutions on death
of, XIII. 7; settled in Michigan in 1815,
X. 56; "Survey of State from Saginaw
to Mackinac," II. 71, 462; tributes of
State Pioneer Society to, XIII. 7-9;
vice president State Pioneer Society, I.
28, 56; II. vii., 68; III. xi., 3; VII. 3,
4, 8; VIII. xiv., 9.
Williams, Mrs. Benjamin O., Sr. (Miss
Sophia A. Smith), XL 245, 246.
Williams, Mrs. Benjamin O., Jr., III. 620.
Williams, Benjamin N., on census roll
of Detroit, 1827, XII. 46iy2. '
Williams, Betsey, death of, XIV. 53.
Williams, Bradley S., I. 209; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 88.
Williams, Caroline Lee (Mrs. Rufus Stev-
ens), VIII. 241; X. 196.
Williams, Mrs. Catherine R., gift of, XII.
322; member State Historical Society,
XII. 321.
Williams, C. K., pioneer of Flint, III.
453; X. 123.
Williams, C. P. & Co., VII. 279.
Williams, Charles, VI. 449; XIII. 560.
Williams, Charles K., chief justice of
Vermont, VIII. 233.
Williams, Charles S., XL 246.
Williams, Charles W., member of the
Brady Guards, XIII. 526.
Williams, Clark H., VII. 350.
Williams, Clinton, I. 247.
Williams, D. C., V. 467.
Williams, Daniel, II. 583; III. 333.
Williams, David, land entry, III. 568.
Williams, Dorrance, II. 213; V. 247; me-
moir of. V. 274.
Williams, Dowena, I. 130.
Williams, E. D., member State Historical
Society, XII. 321.
Williams, E. F., III. 583.
Williams, E. J., member State Pioneer
Society, II. 184.
Williams, Rev. Eleazar, VI. 483; with
Indians of the Six Nations of New
York, visited Green Bay Indians, X. 86.
Williams, Elias G., soldier of the war
of the rebellion, III. 458; biog., X.
204.
Williams, Eliphalet, VIII. 572, 573.
INDEX. 595
Williams, Elisha, attorney, XI. 272. 23, 512; II. 464; III. 583; IV. 376, 475;
Williams, Eliza Beach, see Williams, Mrs. VII. 239, 240, 243, 256, 257, 282, 291,
Gardner D. 389, 403, 559; VIII. 243; X. 125, 126,
Williams, Miss Elizabeth, I. 345; early 141, 145; XI. 245; XIII. 355, 362, 375,
teacher, 1805, I. 450, 486. 380, 504; XIV. 540; agent of the Amer-
Williams, Miss Elizabeth, student of Fe- ican Fur Co., III. 602-604, 606; assisted
male Seminary, Detroit, 1841, V. 545. in the capture of Indians, III. 371; as-
Williams, Ella, XIV. 32. sociate county judge, VII. 261; biog.
Williams, Col. Ephraim, killed at Lake sketch, X. 195, 207; member of Board
George, 1755, VIII. 233. of Commissioners of Internal Improve-
Williams, Ephraim S., Indian trader, I. ment, XIII. 357; member State Histor-
23, 26; II. 464; III. 434, 438; IV. 376- ical Society, XII. 323, 326; State Sen-
378, 475; V. 497; VI. 427; VII. v., vi., ator, XIV. 412; witness to totems of
97, 239, 240, 243, 252, 256, 403, 559; Chippewa Indians on treaty of Sag-
VIII. viii., 8, 9; IX. 8, 15; X. v., vii., inaw, 1891, VII. 141, 143.
126, 128, 204; XI. 9, 10, 18, 20; XIII. Williams, Gardner D. & Ephraim S., In-
7, 8, 11, 38; XIV. 151, 512; agent of dian traders, I. 25; IV. 376, 475; VII.
the American Fur Co., III. 602, 604, 137, 396; VIII. 242-244; IX. 137, 138;
606; "A certificate of statement of X. 145; XIII. 351, 252, 355.
Chippewa chief, signers of treaty of Williams, Mrs. Gardner D. (Miss Eliza
1819, witness to totems," VII. 140, 141; Beach), III. 602; IV. 376; VI. 427, 428;
"A trip on April fool's day," XIV. 539; moved to Saginaw, VII. 403; death of,
chosen to represent State Pioneer So- X. 196.
ciety at semi-centennial celebration of Williams, Gardner F., X. 199.
Michigan, IX. 218; "Early days in Sag- Williams, George, passenger on Walk-in-
inaw, X. 142; "Experience with wind the-Water on last trip, V. 9.
and injured man," IX. 170, 171; "Flint Williams, George Palmer, L. L. D., V.
twenty years ago," X. 121; furnished 537; VI. v.; XIV. 354, 355; death of,
last letter of Col. T. Broadhead, IX. VI. 341; graduate of University of Ver-
208; "Incidents of early days in Mich- mont, VI. 29; in charge of Pontiac
igan," IX. 166; "Indian and an In- branch of the University, V. 44; VI. 26,
dian trial — a trip from Pontiac to Sag- 30; instructor in University of Michi-
inaw in an early day," X. 137; In- gan, V. 35; VIII. 16; IX. 92, 149; XIV.
dian name of, VIII. 247; land entry, 349, 350; member State Historical Soci-
VII. 559, 560; "Leading men of the ety, XII. 323; memorial service in Uni-
Embryonic Metropolis of Michigan," X. versity hall, in honor of, VI. 26.
84; "Legends of Indian history in Williams, H. B., XI. 44.
Saginaw valley," X. 134; "Memoir of Williams, H. S., VIII. 11.
Col. E. H. Thomson," X. 178; "Memoir Williams, H. W.. VI. 245.
of Maj. Oliver Williams," X. 194, 195; Williams, Hannah M. (Mrs. E. S. W.),
"Origin of the Williams family," VIII. sketch of, X. 205.
233; "Pioneer picnic," XIV. 541; post- Williams, Harriet Locoda (Mrs. Rogers),
master of Saginaw, county clerk and I. 23; sketch of, X. 199.
register, VIII. 256; X. 196; "Retrospec- Williams, Harriet N., member State Pio-
tion," X. 125; "Schooner Mink and neer Society, I. 90.
other items," X. 120; settled in Mich- Williams, "Uncle" Harvey, I. v.; II. 572;
igan in 1815, X. 56; "Treaty of Sagi- III. 223, 326, 422, 423; IV. 6, 358, 363;
naw," 1819, VII. 262, 282, 291; "Trip VII. 243, 252, 256, 403; VIII. 243; X.
to Lake Superior," X. 144; "Uncle 126; biog. sketch of, I. 123-127; VII.
Tom's Bond," IX. 210; "What I know 278, 287; fisheries of, VI. 193; substi-
about O-taw-wars and Ne-war-go," VII. tute for Joel Hanscomb in war of 1812,
137, 138. VII. 289; transported goods for govern-
Detroit to Saginaw- 1822>
slV V
Williams, Erastus, III. 521, 543. VTT U« *n? ' 9 '
Williams, Ezra, clerk of the House of __™~ *{*>™*-
Representatives, XIV. 413. Williams, Henry, death of, VIII. 55.
Williams, F. A., III. 281; VI. 93. Williams, Henry L., mayor of Salem,
Williams, Ferdinand, I. 450. Mass., II. 77.
Williams, Fitch, V. 14. Williams, Henry R., V. 440; XI. 88.
Williams, G., president Pontiac & Detroit Williams, I. P., V. 504.
Ry. Co., XIV. 411. Williams, Isaac, early Indian trader X.
Williams, Gardiner D., Indian trader, I. Ill; XII. 625; signed petition from
51*6
INDEX.
merchants of Detroit to Gen. DePeys-
ter, X. 456; XIII. 54; and wife on cen-
sus roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 316; and
son on census roll, 1782, X. 609.
Williams, Lieut. J. C. D., soldier of the
Mexican war, III. 644; VII. 115; mem-
ber of the Brady Guards, XIII. 526,
527; XIV. 417.
Williams, J. F., gift of, I. 31.
Williams, J. R., land entry in Bellevue,
III. 426.
Williams, Jacob, VI. 413.
Williams, James, II. 572; III. 455; IV.
477; V. 474, 478; VII. 559; XII. 554;
XIV. 151.
Williams, James A., XI. 246.
Williams, James Monroe, II. 38; VI. 282;
VIII. 237; XI. 144, 194, 195, 245; biog.,
XI. 16, 44; member State Pioneer So-
ciety, I. 86.
Williams, Jeremiah D., I. 327; XIII. 565;
XIV. 50; gift of, II. 6, 88; "History of
AVebster township," XIII. 546; member
State Pioneer Society, I. 90; third post-
master of township, XIII. 546.
Williams, Jesse, II. 305.
Williams, John, land entry in Nankin,
XIV. 480.
Williams, John, pioneer of Kalamazoo
county, II. 160.
Williams, John, II. 528, 544, 545; XIII.
551, 557, 560, 563, 564; first supervisor
of Webster township, XIII. 547; first
township meeting held at house of, IV.
399; XIII. 546, 547; land entry, IV.
396; memoir of, XI. 27; XIII. 560.
Williams, John, Solicitor General of Can-
ada, 1784, XI. 416, 627; foreman of
grand jury, XII. 630; opinion in the
Dease'-Ainse case, XI. 610-620; XII.
311; XIII. 89.
Williams, John, Indian, IV. 487, 492, 502,
536.
Williams, Mrs. John (Mrs. Fick) XIV.
480.
Williams, John I., X. 86.
Williams, Gen. John R., I. 345, 373, 392,
393, 450, 498, 500, 501 504, 505; II.
.176, 572, 597; III. 103, 213, 573; IV.
119, 364, 463, 479; V. 533, 559; VIII.
580, 602; X. 85; XII. vi., 21, 169, 171,
306, 330, 425, 563, 570-572; XIII. 316,
483, 484; XIV. 573; appointed Adjutant
General, XII. 563; appointed captain of
Albany company of infantry, XII. 563;
bank president, 1822, X. 87; associate
justice of Wayne county, XII. 563;
cadet in U. S. A., XII. 562; candidate for
Congressman. 1831, I. 337, 492; XII.
531; clerk of Hamtramck township.
XII. 562 ; first mayor of Detroit, IV. 412,
465; XIV. 415; highway tax, 1812, IV.
409; his building headquarters for
Brady Guards, XIII. 538; honorary
member State Historical Society, 1828,
XII. 316; location of store of, IV. 472,
476; loss by fire, I. 347; member Con-
stitutional convention, 1835, I. 512; III.
38; member of commission to settle
claims, XII. 563; nom de plumes of,.
XII. 563; protest against street open-
ing, XII. 555; review of his public ser-
vices, XII. 561-564; slave holder, I.
416; signed address to Maj. Wm. A.
Puthuff, VIII. 656, 662; signed memor-
ial to Sir George Prevost, XV. 252;
signed petition for colored school, I.
453, 454; speech to Indians, XII. 162;
subscription of, for the purchase^ of
gunpowder, VIII. 620; trip to Chicago
for information on Indian troubles,
XII. 433.
Williams, John W., V. 417.
Williams, Joseph R., V. 4; VI. 130, 135;
IX. 188; XII. 325; XIV. 128; graduate
of Harvard University, VI. 128; editor
of- "Toledo Blade," VI. 128; exhibit of
fruits in 1847, X. 77; member Constitu-
tional convention, 1850, III. 39; Presi-
dent Michigan Agricultural College, VI.
126; State Senator and Lieut. Gov-
ernor, VI. 128.
Williams, Mrs. Joseph R., presented pic-
ture of Joseph R. Williams to Michigan
Agricultural College, VI. 128.
Williams, Julia (Mrs. Chas. Haskell),
first white child born in Saginaw, VIII.
259.
Williams, Miss Lucina, early teacher, I.
369.
Williams, Lucretia, see Felch, Mrs. Al-
pheus.
Williams, Luther, attorney, III. 315; XI.
313.
Williams, Lydia, original member of first
church of Dexter, XIII. 563.
Williams, Lyman, land entry, IV. 395.
Williams, M. M., member of the Brady
Guards, XIII. 526.
Williams. Mrs. Mabelle (Miss McMath),
XIV. 495.
Williams, Marvin, biog., XIV. 93, 95.
Williams, Mrs. Marvin, XIV. 95.
Williams, Mary, see Williams, Mrs. Oli-
ver.
Williams, Mary (Mrs. Walker), VII. 403;
VIII. 242.
Williams, Miss Mary (Mrs. Buckley),
student of the female seminary at De-
troit, V. 545.
Williams, Mary Ann (Mrs. Schuyler
Hodges), I. 23, 26.
Williams, Mary Caroline (Mrs. W. W.
Kilpatrick), X. 201; XI. 246.
Williams, Miss Mary E., principal of fe-
male department of Hillsdale College,
VI. 147.
Williams, Matt, VI. 365.
Williams, Morris, XIV. 416.
Williams, Nathan, VIII. 500, 502; XII.
INDEX. 597
348; appraised buildings on Hog Is- bills of account and receipts of, VIII.
land, X. 427; on census roll of Detroit, 481-489; X. 353; letter from Murray,
1782, X. 608; signed petition for im- Sanson & Co., VIII. 480; married by
proved trade facilities, XI. 461; signed Maj. De Peyster, III. 213; on census
petition of Detroit's merchants to Maj. roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 316; 1827, XII.
DePeyster, X. 456; XIII. 54. 461^; original bills of presented His-
Williams, Norman, VIII. 233. torical Society, XII. 330.
Williams, 0. B., XI. 44; opened roads and Williams, Thomas & Co., bills of, VIII.
established stage lines, XIII. 233. 487; signed petition for better trade fa-
Williams, Maj. Oliver, I. 23, 24, 500; II. cilities, XI. 424, 461.
v., 36; III. 190, 561, 565, 566, 571, 574, Williams, Mrs. Thomas, VIII.- 480, 486,
575, 582, 592, 600; VII. 93, 256, 394, 487; XII. 330; signed lease for house
559; VIII. 233, 242; IX. 166; X. 87. and lot. 1785, VIII. 479.
120; XI. 244; XIII. 356; XIV. 511-513, Williams, Timothy, II. 296, 309.
590; captured by the British at Mack- Williams, Mrs. U. M., X. 204.
inac, VIII. 234; Indian name of, II. Williams, W., III. 292.
40, 471; land entry, III. 406; VII. 560; Williams, Judge W. D., VII. 175.
memoir, II. o6-40; X. 194-199; moved Williams, W. W., contractor to deepen
from Massachusetts to Detroit, 1808, Portage river, VIII. 140.
VII. 288; residence of, IV. 475; signed Williams, William, VIII. 193, 259.
address to Maj. Wm. A. Puthuff, VIII. Williams, William, of Allegan Co., death
655; tavern-license, 1821, X. 87. of, VI. 341.
Williams, Mrs. Oliver (Mary), III. 56G; Williams, William, of Berrien Co., death
XIV. 511, 513; biog., X. 194-199. of, XI. 28.
Williams, Osbert, XIII. 548. Williams, William, entered land in Oak-
Williams, Gen. Otho Holland, soldier of land county, 1819, III. 569.
the revolutionary war, VIII. 233; XI. Williams, William, soldier of 1812 taken
443. by the British at Detroit, XV. 195.
Williams, Porter, death of, XIV. 52. Williams, Mrs. William (Miss Winter),
Williams, R. V., "Derivation of 'Washte- VIII. 193.
naw,' " IV. 393. Williams, William B., attorney, III. 281,
Williams, Robert, settled in Roxbury, 292; VII. 306; XI. 313; congressman,
Mass., 1638, VIII. 233. III. 124; state senator, III. 286.
Williams, Robert N., X. 199. Williams, Rev. Wolcott B., III. 413;
Williams, Robinson & White, II. 196. member State Pioneer Society, IX. 90;
Williams, Roger, III. 636; IV. 107; V- XI 12.
19; VII. 328; VIII. 233; XII. 348. Williams Bros., X. 145; XIV. 495.
Williams, Mrs. Sally, death of, III. 610. Williams & Son, III. 304.
Williams, Samuel, XII. 566. Williams & Hurlbut, publishers, VII. 100.
Williams, Samuel, Jr.. VIII. 573. Williams & Phillips mill, IX. 168, 169.
Williams, Maj. Samuel P., III. 614; IV. Williams & Tompkins, undertakers, XIII.
393. 250.
Williams, Rev. Sanford S., II. 161-164; Williams & Thompson, on census roll of
III. 243, 288; X. 53. Detroit, 1779, X. 316.
Williams, Schuyler Hodges, biog., X. 202. Williams' Hall, at Mich. Agr'l College,
Williams, Selden, IV. 60. VI. 128.
Williams, Sheldon, V. 517; death of, III. Williams' Light Infantry, XIII. 531, 532.
610. Williams township (Bay county), organ-
Williams, Sophia A. Smith, member ized, first officers, III. 332.
State Pioneer Society. I. 88. Williamson, Col. — , VIII. 478; IX. 594;
Williams, Spencer, XIII. 547-560. X. 595, 628; commanded expedition
Williams, Theodore, II. 600-603; IV. 437; against Moravians, III. 31, 33; XIV.
X. 612; appointed register of deeds of 633.
Wayne county, IV. 106; certified to sig- Williamson, Dr. — , letter to Capt. Hope,
nature of deeds, XII. 625, 626; city XI. 441.
treasurer, XIV. 415; justice of the Williamson, Charles, II. 575.
peace in 1780, V. 552; XIV. 415; mem- Williamson, Mrs. D. E., death of, XIII.
ber ^3tate Historical Society, XII. 323; 130.
on census roll of Detroit, 1782, X. 608; Williamson, J. A., III. 109.
publisher, VI. 64. Williamson, John, death of, XL 85; XIII.
Williams, Thomas, I. 33; III. 26, 27; 114.
VIII. viii., 465, 471, 479: X. 311, 355, Williamson, Mary, biog., XIII. 131. 151.
356, 372, 373, 376, 424; XL 433, 443; Williamson. O. S.. VI. 225.
598 INDEX.
Williamson, Peter, II. 205; V. 526. Willson & Dolsin, on census roll of De-
Williamson, Robert, II. 229, 236. troit, 1782, X. 609.
Williamson, William, XIII. 257. Willy, David, death of, XI. 95.
Williamson & Jones, VI. 226. Wilmarth, Alfred, VI. 244.
Williamston "Enterprise," VI. 78, 79. Wilmarth, Hiram, II. 560; IV. 420; first
Williamstown College, II. 262. teacher of Novi township, II. 451, 452,
Willigen, Rev. M., priest, XIII. 456. 456.
Willing, — , U. S. soldier in command at Wilmarth, Mrs. Hiram, IV. 421.
Kaskaskia, III. 369, 388. Wilmont, — , surveyor, report on over-
Willington, Eldridge G., Jr., soldier of land transportation, XV. 481.
the war of the rebellion, V. 333. Wilmont, Samuel, fish culturist, I. 507.
Willis, Alexandrine M. (Mrs. R. S.), II. Wilmont & Norton, XII. 399.
601-603, 606. Wilmot, W., VIII. 548.
Willis, C. C., III. 281. Wilmoth, Joseph, VII. 351.
Willis, Henry, IV. 175; V. 386; VII. 85; Wilsey, I. 328.
X. 74, 75. Wilsey, Prof. Alvin, I. 76.
Willis, Ira A., V. vi.; "The first settlers Wilsey, Betsy, death of, VIII. 56.
of Pulaski," V. 346. Wilsie, — , VII. 520.
Willis, John A., IX. 149. Wilson, — , Branch county, VI. 242.
Willis, Lydia, XIV. 317. Wilson, — , St. Glair county, death of,
Willis, Matthew, XIV. 77. XIII. 277.
Willis, Milton, XIV. 317. Wilson, Capt. — , soldier of the war of
Willis, N., land entries, III. 404. 1812, X. 239; XV. 461, 589.
Willis, Nathan, attorney, V. 441. Wilson, Dr. — , pioneer of Grand Rapids,
Willis, Nathaniel P., author, V. 441; XIV. V. 438.
310, 387. Wilson, Ensign — , XV. 458; commended,
Willis, Nicholas, XIII. 163. XV. 459.
Willis, Rev. Olympia Brown, XIV. 523. Wilson, Maj. — , commandant of Fort De-
Willis, Richard Storrs, II.. 603, 606. fiance, VIII. 446; IX. 515.
Willis, Sarah, XIV. 77. Wilson, Judge — , arrested during boun-
Willis, Shelah, death of, VIII. 22. dary line controversy, VI. 382.
Willis, Stephen H., II. 204; biog., XIV. Wilson, Mrs. — , Branch county, VI. 239-
44, 68, 77; member State Pioneer So- 241.
ciety, I. 90; XIV. 78; and Amos Bab- Wilson, Mrs. — , St. Clair county, death
cock, petitioned legislature to change of, XIV. 183.
name of Forks to Albion, XIV. 77. Wilson. Amos, V. 409; XIV. 423.
Willis, Mrs. Stephen H. (Miss Thankful Wilson, Amy, death of, XIII. 226.
Case), XIV. 77. Wilson, Andrew, III. 8; member State
Willis, T. J., land entries, III. 404. Pioneer Society, III. 266.
Willits, Darius, death of, VII. 543. Wilson, C. G., III. 281, 283.
Willits, Edwin, IX. 95; chosen to repref- Wilson, Charles, III. 484.
sent State Pioneer Society at semi-cen- Wilson, Rev. Charles E., XI. 36.
tennial celebration of Michigan, IX. Wilson, Cornelia, death of, XIV. 54.
218; congressman, III. 124; member Wilson, Mrs. Cynthia Estabrook, biog.,
State Pioneer Society, XIII. Ill; XIV. XIV. 175.
41. Wilson, Cyrus B., attorney, XI. 313.
Willits, Jane J., member State Pioneer Wilson, E. D., VI. 214, 215.
Society, XIII. Ill; XIV. 41. Wilson, Edward H. C., attorney, VII. 529;
Willits, John, XIV. 424, 516. circuit judge, held supreme court in
Willits, Levi, XIV. 152, 424. 1856, III. 116; trustee of Hillsdale Col-
Willits, Thomas, VIII. 662. lege, VI. 154, 162.
Willoughby, Dr. — , instructor in Fair- Wilson, Miss Ermina C. (Mrs. C. S.
field Medical College, V. 355. Thompson), VI. 272.
Willoughby, Betsy, death of. XIV. 184. Wilson, Eveline, death of, IX. 58.
Willoughby, Zerah, XIV. 423. Wilson, F., III. 281.
Willow (Kinakanick), bark used with to- Wilson, Farwell A., XI. 36.
bacco by Indians, name of, XIV. 209. Wilson, Mrs. Francis, VI. 340.
Willow Island, XIII. 352. 364; XIV. 499. Wilson, George, death of, XIV. 136.
Willow Run Settlement, XIV. 483. Wilson, George, early teacher, I. 33, 450,
Willson, — , IX. 594. 451; X. 101; member State Historical
Willson, Dr. J. C., III. 454; VIII. 32; X. Society, XII. 318.
123. Wilson, Mrs. George, early teacher, X.
Willson, James, VIII. 613. 101.
Willson, W. R.. IV. 195. Wilson. Rev. George, VIII. 97.
INDEX. 599
Wilson, George E., highway tax, 1812, IV. Wilson, Nahum N., X. 116; memoir of,
409. XL 35; XIII. 168. 176; named Thetford
Wilson, Rev. George H., XL 14. township, XIII. 178.
Wilson, George W., III. 483. Wilson, Nahum T., XL 35, 36.
Wilson, Rev. George W., III. 357; V. 322. Wilson, Mrs. Phalle R. (Miss Slafter),
Wilson, Gilbert, XL 64. XL 35.
Wilson, Mrs. H. E., "Pioneer relics," II. Wilson, Phebe, death of, XL 85.
421. Wilson, Mrs. Philo, death of, VIII. 54.
Wilson, Col. H. J., soldier of the Mexican Wilson, R., VII. 351.
war, orders of, XII. 613-615. .Wilson, Richard, V. 448.
Wilson, Harriet, XIII. 414, 418. Wilson, Robert, interpreter, 1794, XII.
Wilson, Henry, III. 485. 18, 143.
Wilson, Henry, U. S. vice president, Wilson, Robert, publisher, VI. 83.
death of, III. 123; V. 339; VII. 477; Wilson, Robert S., IX. 142.
IX. 190. Wilson, Samuel J., XI. 36.
Wilson, Mrs. Honora M., death of, VIII. Wilson, Mrs. Serepta, death of, XIII. 112.
21. Wilson, Seth G., death of, XIV. 136.
Wilson, Horace, III. 280; sowed first Wilson, Rev. Stephen H., X. 37, 38, 42.
grain in Allegan county, III. 283. Wilson, Mrs. Stephen H., X. 38.
Wilson, Mrs. Horace, III. 280. Wilson, Theodore, I. 296.
Wilson, Capt. Isaac, soldier of the war of Wilson, Thomas, VI. 374, 377; XII. 565.
the rebellion, VI. 173; member of 3d Wilson, Mrs. Thomas, VI. 306.
Michigan Cavalry, III. 302, 306. Wilson, Thomas M., member State Pio-
Wilson, Capt. J. S., III. 322. neer Society, IX. 90; XL 12.
Wilson, Capt. Jack, VII. 230; XL 116. Wilson, Sophia, V. 446.
Wilson, James, IV. 498, 526. Wilson, William, I. 327; II. 456; XL 135,
Wilson, James B., III. 547; VI. 322; 284.
built saw mill below Fort Gratiot, VI. Wilson, William, 1794, VIII. 393; letters
472. to Col. McKee, XII. 55, 67..
Wilson, Mrs. Jane, death of, XIII. 242. Wilson, Mrs. William, II. 456.
Wilson, John, death of, VI. 341. Wilson, William H., XL 36.
Wilson, John, XL 451; XIII. 77; at bat- Wilson & Boyce, I. 290.
tie of Raisin River, XV. 240. Wilson & Kennedy, merchants, III. 471.
Wilson, John, soldier of the Black Hawk Wilson vs. Cuttery, case cited, XII. 503.
war, VI. 220; on muster roll, VII. 349. Wiltse, Daniel, death of, VII. 5G7; cause
Wilson, John, member Sanilac County of death, VII. 571.
Pioneer Society, II. 5. Wiltse, E. D., VIII. 77.
Wilson, Mrs. John (Miss Jerome), VII. Wiltse, H. W.,' VII. 571.
301. Wimple, John F.. IV. 302.
Wilson, Rev. John A., VIII. 116; IX. 11. Winans. — , VI. 282.
Wilson, John B., member of State Pio- Winans, E. H., VI. 340.
neer Society, V. 208; VII. 8; vice presi- Winans, Capt. Frazey M., II. 174, 444;
dent, VI. 3; VII. ix., 7; VIII. xiii., 9; VII. 112.
IX. xi.; XL 10. Winans, Mrs. Frazey M., death of, VII.
Wilson, Maj. John M,, escort to Gen. Wil- 552.
Hams on trip to Chicago, XII. 433; Winans, Susan K., member of State Pio-
sheriff of Wayne county, 1838, X. 104; neer Society, VII. 151: VIII. 12.
XII. 592. Winbert, Abbot, XIII. 473.
Wilson, John N., XI. 36. Winchell, — , VII. 233.
Wilson, John T., II. 315, III. 509; mem- Winchell, Alexander, III. 71; address at
ber Nurserymen and Fruit Growers' funeral of Rev. E. O. Haven, VI. 35;
Association, X. 81-83. advocated union of Agricultural College
Wilson, Judson, death of, IX. 84. witn University, VI. 125; instructor in
Wilson, Lewis, on census roll of Detroit, University of Michigan, V. 35; IX. 92;
1?27' ^J^46!1^ member State Historical Society, XII.
Wilson, M C death of, XIII. 113 ^ h f g } ]ake tlefc VI
Wilson, Martin, member State Pioneer 1Q. '
Society, I. 88; V. 433; VII. 10; and , TTT „_ T7T
familv I 432 Winchell, Jerome, publisher, III. 27a; VI.
Wilson, Mary, IV. 285; member State Pio- 67-
neer Society, I. 88; VII. 10. Winchell. John, III. 150, 610.
Wilson, Matthew, I. 296. Winchell, Louise, death of, VIII. 45.
Wilson, Matthew C.. III. 307. Winchell, Miss Polly E. (Mrs. Holmes),
Wilson, Morris, VI. 238. V. 492.
600
INDEX.
Winchell, Rev. Reuben, organized First
Baptist church in Galesburg, VII. 481.
Winchester, — , VI. 478.
Winchester, Gen. James, I. 362; IV. 336;
V. 188; VII. 74, 539, 547; VIII. 644;
XIV. 140, 513; XV. 153, 173, 174, 229,
235, 236, 242, 303, 305, 306, 338, 405;
at Fort George, XV. 248; at River
Raisin, IV. 318, 320, 322; conduct at
Raisin River criticized, VIII. 647, 648;
XV. 234; defeat and capture of, I. 409,
414; II. 37; XV. 226; issued certifi-
cate of neutrality to Whitmore Knaggs,
XV. 307; his march down the Maumee,
XII. 451; letter to Gen. Proctor, XV.
230; prisoner of war, XV. 244.
Winder, Col. John, I. 340; II. 572; III.
147; V. 542; IX. 186, 187; XIII. 544;
clerk of court, XIV. 415; member State
Historical Society, XII. 337; president
first Horticultural society, X. 75, 76.
Winder, Gen. John H., Confederate sol-
dier in war of rebellion, III. 175, 178,
179.
Winder, Brig. Gen. William H., XV. 546,
548; letter from James Monroe, XV;
528.
"Wind Splitters," name given to Michi-
gan swine, V. 253; VII. 484.
Windiate, — , II. 447.
Windmills of the early French, I. 359; on
Detroit river, I. 503.
Windom, William, secretary of the Treas-
ury, remarks on temperance, XIII. 406,
407.
Winds, effects of, III. 71.
Windsor, — , II. 481; IV. 536.
Windsor, activity in during "Patriot
war," XII. 419, 420, 423; battle and
relic of, VII. 82; XIII. 598.
Wine for Indians, X. 633; XV. 91; gar-
rison supplies, XI. 431; XII. 133;
traffic in, XII. 5.
Winegar, William, III. Ill; member
State Pioneer Society, III. 266.
Winemiller, Conrad, and family, XI. 452.
Winemiller, Jacob, and family, XI. 452.
Wines, Charles H., I. 326, 327.
Wines & Worden, I. 335.
Winfred, see Boniface, Saint.
Wing, Indian chief, friend of Americans,
IV. 345.
Wing, Miss — , XII. 602, 603.
Wing, Almira, V. 505.
Wing, Austin E., I. 226-228, 420, 365-370,
422, 423, 492, 498; III. 103, 147, 378,
389, 410, 412, 414, 514. 572; IV. 190;
VI. Ill, 484; VII. 2; VIII. 658; X. 85;
XII. vi., 320; XIII. 2; XIV. 529; at
feast of Gov. Cass, II. 17; bill of, V.
560; captured Kishkawkon, XIV. 538;
congressman. I. 337, 510; III. 123; VI.
380; VII. 347; X. 139; XII. 558-576;
XIII. 329; deputy collector at De-
troit, 1816, I. 470; land entry,
III. 367, 397, 398, 569, 574; VII. 559,
560; member commission to locate
county seat of Washtenaw county, VII.
588; member Pontiac Company, III.
560; member historical Society of
Michigan, V. 3; XII. 316; publisher,
VI. 89; resolution on temperance, XII.
459n; sheriff of Wayne county, XII.
484; signed address to Maj. Wm. H.
Puthuff, VIII. 656, 662; signed call for
meeting to instruct delegate to con-
gress, XII. 645; signed petition for a
representative in congress, XII. 587;
stationed to prevent Ohio judges meet-
ing in Toledo, VII. 73; U. S. marshal,
arrested Lord Selkirk, VIII. 237; vote
for congress, II. 196, 309, 366.
Wing, Rev. Conway P., I. 282.
Wing, Eli, I. 282.
Wing, Elizabeth (Mrs. John Yerkes),
XIII. 385.
Wing, Enoch, I. 282,
Wing, Isaiah, I. 282.
Wing, John, I. 282.
Wing, Nathan, I. 282.
Wing, Nelson H., III. 160.
Wing, Rev. Otis, V. 314.
Wing, Peter, I. 282.
Wing, Samuel, II. 296, 309, 353; III. C>04;
on census roll of Detroit, 1827, XII.
461 1/,.
Wing, Talcott E., IV. vii.; VI. 362; VII.
547; IX. 5, 7, 8; XI. 7, 9; XIV. 24, 32;
address of, XIII. 1; attended funeral
of Gov. McClelland, IV. 457; called
for tributes to J. C. Holmes, XIV. 2;
chosen to represent State Pioneer So-
ciety at semi-centennial celebration of
.Michigan, IX. 218; "History of Mon-
roe," VI. 374; "History of Monroe
county," IV. 318; member State His-
torical Society, XII. 323, 327; member
State Pioneer Society and committees,
IV. vii., 169; V. iii., 2, 12-14; VI.
iii., vii., 4, 9, 12; VII. iv., x., 3, 6.
16; VIII. v, xiv., 6, 8; IX. v., xii., 6. 8;
XI. 10; XIII. 5; XIV. viii., 41; portrait
of, XIII. frontispiece; president of
State Pioneer Society, XI. vii.; XIII.
25, 291; XIV. 1, 17, 19, 32; report of
committee of historians prepared by,
VIII. 15-18.
Wing, Mrs. Talcott E. (Miss Johnson);
VII. 553.
Wing, Judge Warner, I. vii.; II. 109;
III. 103, 397; VI. 369, 410; VII.
476, 529; XII. 603, 646; XIII. 2, 530;
associate justice, III. 115, 131; chief
justice, III. 116; autograph order pre-
sented State Historical Society, XII.
330; certified to A. H. White's oath of
office, XII. 623; district attorney, IV.
106; member State Historical Society,
INDEX. 601
XII. 323, 326; memorial page to, I. 293; member Ionia company, XIV. 560,
279; sketch of, I. 281. and family, IX. 243.
Wing, Mrs. Warner (Miss Anderson), I. Winsor, Mrs. Darius, member Ionia col-
283; IV. 322; XII. 602, 603. ony, III. 470.
Wing, Wanson, see Wing, Warner. Winsor, Eugene, first white child born
Wing, Evans & Brown, I. 226, 228; VII. in Ionia county, III. 474.
525; XII. 407; built first mill in Lena- Winsor, Jacob, postmaster, III. 471.
wee county, II. 358, 366, 367, 370, 373, Winsor, Mrs. Jacob W., III. 545.
389; presented silver pitcher for best Winsor, James W., trustee of Hillsdale
farm, II. 397; subscription to first College, VI. 162.
court house,' II. 427. Winsor, Justin, librarian of Harvard Uni-
Winginum, Delaware chief, X. 527, 538; versity, XI. iii.
XIII. 42. 43. Winsor, R., VI. 77.
Winn, R. G., III. 281. Winsor, Zenas G., IX. 234, 238, 248; XIII.
Winnebagoes (Ouenibagoes, Ouinibagoes, 26; Indian name of, IX. 236, 237;
Ounibagoes, Waynebaggos, Waynebe- member Ionia colony, XIV. 560;
goes, Weenippigoes, Weynebaygoes, memoir of, IX. 243; remarks on Rix
Winnibagoes, Winnibiegoes), Indians, Robinson, XIII. 577; removed to Grand
IX. 382; XI. 485; XII. 428, 430; XIII. Rapids. XIV. 561.
79; XV. 198, 225, 246, 492, 560, 610; as- Winter, Asa ("Father Winter"), VIII.
sisted British in the capture of Fort 178, 192; IX. 9.
Mackinac, XV. 112, in expelling Gen. Winter, Mrs. Asa (Miss Amelia Conant),
Clarke from the Mississippi country, VIII. 178, 179.
XV. 611-613; at Green Bay sugar mak- Winter, Azubah B. (Mrs. L. Follett),
ing, XV. 553; encountered Gen. Harri- VIII. 181, 184, 187, 190; marriage of,
son on the Wabash, XV. 67, 68; chief VIII. 193.
captures Black Hawk, V. 176; furnished Winter. Conant, III. 553.
supplies by the British, amount of, XV. Winter Eleazer Conant, V. 78; VIII. 181,
92, 194; gathered at Belle Fontaine, V. 183, 184, 186, 187, 190; graduate of Mid-
4; letter from N. Boileau to, XV. 197; dlebury College, sketch of life, VIII.
location of, XI. 486; number at Detroit 192.
with the British, XV. 323, at Michili- Winter, Eunice (Mrs. R. Lyman), VIII.
mackinac in 1782, XIII. 70; offered war 181, 183, 184, 187, 190; marriage of,
pipe to Sacs, XII. 440; search for VIII. 193.
trader, XII. 442; speech to the Eng- Winter, Fran, XI. 525, 526, 615; signed
lish, XV. 89, 560; spies of, XII. 438; petition for protection in Indian trade,
stole cattle from army, XII. 431; XI. 484. 488.
treachery of, XII. 434, 439; visited Gov. Winter, James, on muster roll of 1832,
Cass, VII. 132; visited Washington, VII. 349.
XV. 245. Winter, Marcia, VIII. 193.
Winnie Mag, Pottawattomie chief, VIII. Winter, Mary Jane (Mrs. W. Williams),
648. VIII. 189, 190, 191; marriage of, VIII.
Winona "Herald," VI. 68. 193.
Winship, Will L., death of, VII. 544. Winter, William P., VIII. 193.
Winslow, C. M., publisher, III. 275, 276; Winterhalter, Michael, III. 327.
VI. 67. Winters, George, death of, XIII. 114.
Winslow, Damon A., attorney, I. vi., 58; Winters. James, I. 179; II. 228.
III. 306; "Early History of Berrien Winters, Zina, death of, VI. 340.
county," I. 120: gift of, II. 5; member Winterstan, William, II. 231.
State Pioneer Society, I. 90; vice presi- Wintersweet, William, death of, XIII.
dent, I. 56; II. vii., 6, 8; III. xi. 3, 108. 130.
Winslow, Mrs. Damon A., XI. 28. Winthrop, Robert, orator, XIV. 373.
Winslow, Edward, VII. 328. Winthrop, Robert C.. II. 42; III. 203.
Winslow, George, XI. 277. Wire (brass) for Indians, X. 496, 580.
Winslow, George W., III. 543; VII. 9; Wi-rt, Rev. D.. JII. 289.
member State Pioneer Society, I. 84. Wirt, William, attorney. III. 130.
Winslow, L., III. 280. Wisagisi. Ottawa chief; XII. 621.
Winslow, Milo, III. 280, 286; opened first Wisconsin (Oisconsin, Ouisconncing,
store in Allegan, III. 284. Ouisconsin, Ouwisconsin), attached to
Winslow, Ralston, II. 456. Michigan. III. 115; V. 171; X. 65;
Winslow, Taymour M., II. 184. XII. 353; Indian name of. IV.
Winslow, William, VII. 544. 394; historical collections cited. XIII.
Winsor, Darius, postmaster, IV. 291, 499; land grants for improvements,
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602
INDEX.
VII. 64, 66; organized as a state, 1836,
III. 115.
Wisconsin bank (Michigan), chartered,
III. 340.
"Wisconsin," boat, IX. 275, 284; XIV.
543.
Wisconsin Historical Society, gifts of,
III. 7; IV. 8; XI. 14.
Wisconsin (Ouisconncing), portage, loca-
tion of, XV. 181; western Indians
joined Col. McKay at, XV. 612.
Wisconsin (Wisconsing) river, early
names of, VI. 351; Gen. Brady on, XII.
428; squatters on, annoy Indians, V.
173.
Wise, David, death of, VII. 581, 582.
Wise, Jesse, on census roll of Detroit,
1827, XII. 461Vo.
Wise, Mrs. Mary, IV. 233.
Wiseman, Capt. — , ads Isaac Dolson, XI.
625.
Wishard, Rev. S. E., III. 356; V. 318.
Wisner, Rev. — , death of, XIII. 228.
Wisner, Anson R., death of, IX. 37.
Wisner, C. H., attorney, X. 177.
Wisner, Chauncey, X. 123.
Wisner, Daniel A., IV. 252.
Wisner, Elizabeth, death of, VI. 340.
Wisner, George, attorney, V. 63.
Wisner, George & Moses, attorneys, XIII.
385.
Wisner, George W., journalist, VI. 63.
Wisner, Horace P., I. 130; II. 236, 242.
Wisner, Hugh H., death of, XI. 94.
Wisner, Luther R., death of, IX. 37.
Wisner. Moses, attorney, soldier of the
war of the rebellion, III. 574; IV. 245;
V. 20, 63; VI. Ill, 173; XI. 264; attor-
ney in Indian reservation land case,
VII. 143; elected governor, III. 121;
appointed Judge Tenney State Librar-
ian, IV. 11; friend of Michigan Agri-
cultural College, VI. 124; sketch of, II.
108; XI. 266, 268.
Wisner, N. P., V. 256.
Wisner, William, D. D., XIII. 156.
Wisnor. Zenas G., XIV. 7.
Wiswell, Mrs. A. E., V. 15.
Wiswell, Mrs. Eliza, member State Pio-
neer Society, IV. 8, 169.
Wiswell, Oliver, V. 454; VI. 361; dis-
tributed rye for growing grain for dis-
tillery, IV. 309; on election roll of 1799,
VIII. 509-511, 527.
Witanesa, Ottawa chief. XII. 622.
Withee, — , II. 200.
Witherbee, A. B., III. 438.
Witherbee, Mrs. A. B.( daughter of Col.
E. H. Thomson, IX. 35.
Witherbee, B. F., X. 36.
Witherbee, Elijah B.. state senator, II.
270; X. 123; death of. VIII. 134.
Witherell. Judge Benjamin F. H.. I. 24,
333, 371n, 423, 510; II. 18, 65, 180, 572;
III. 103, 591; IV. 112, 348; V. 555, 558;
VII. 113; VIII. 348; IX. 186; X. 87;
XII. 324, 328, 330, 331, 334, 339-347, 553.
567, 569, 585; XIII. 2, 283; XIV. 50,
415; anecdote of, XIV. 40; circuit
judge, III. 116; XIV. 412; district at-
torney of St. Glair district and justice
of the peace of Washtenaw county, IV.
106; gifts of, XII. 329, 341, 342, 347-
349; member board of education, I.
455; member constitutional convention,
1835, I. 512; member of commission to
locate exact site for capitol, VIII. 127;
member and president State Historical
Society, V. 4; XII. 317, 322, 326;
"Mounds of the dead on Springwell's
sand hill," V. 4; note to C. I. Walker
with sketch of Judge Witherell, VIII.
657; notes regarding a court martial of
1807, VIII. 556; probate judge, I. 433;
proposed that Indians speaking Eng-
lish be elected members of State
Historical Society, XII. 324; re-
ceived account of flight of Ohio's
boundary line commissioners, XII. 411;
received papers on the negro insurrec-
tion, XII. 591; remarks on bombard-
ment of Detroit and St. Anne's pipe or-
gan, XII. 337; signed memorial of
Wayne county bar, XII. 552; salary for
one year's services as prosecuting at-
torney of St. Clair county, VI. 409, 411;
sketch of, IV. 108; sketches of Detroit
in 1806, I. 344B, 1814, XIII. 503: took
census of Detroit, 1827, census roll,
XII. 461V,.
WMtherell, Mrs. Benjamin F. H., III. 224.
Witherell, Betsey Matildy (Mrs. Dr.
Kurd), IV. 108, 477.
Witherell, Judge James, soldier of the
revolutionary war, I. viii., 333, 362,
379; II. 559, 572; III. 97, 131, 223; IV.
v., 103, 462, 464; V. 60; VIII. ix., x.,
606, 610, 615, 617, 657; X. 85; XI. 198;
XII. 479, 481, 653, 654; XIV. 536; act-
ing governor, appointments of, IV. 106;
XII. 616; appointed judge of Michigan
territory, 1808, I. 344B; appointed to
command a detachment of troops, de-
tachment orders, VIII. 620, 621-631; ap-
pointed secretary of territory, 1808, III.
122; IV. 104; congressman, IV. 103;
censured by grand jury, VIII. 587, 588;
highway tax, 1812, IV. 409; his sale of
lands protested against by Judge Wood-
ward, XII. 473; letters from Gov. Hull,
VIII. 556, Capt. Hubert Lacroix, VIII.
632; to Gov. Hull, VIII. 627, Peter I.
Austin, VIII. 633: on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 46iy2; papers of the
war of 1812 presented State Historical
Society, XII. 344; poem to, XIV. 576;
received petition of land holders, XII.
553; recorded observation of earth-
INDEX. 603
quake, IV. Ill; sketch of, IV. 103; accompanied Gov. Cass on exploring
VIII. 657; witnessed execution of tour, V. 8; honorary member State
Andre, IV. 103. Historical Society, 1829, XII. 317.
Witherell, Mrs. James, IV. 104, 112; XIV. Wolcott, Benjamin P., death of, XIV. 51.
536. Wolcott, Charles C., IX. 50.
Witherell, James B., U. S. N.. son of Wolcott, Cornelia A., death of, VII. 590.
Judge James, III. 324; IV. 108, 112; Wolcott, Grove H., IX. 50.
sketch of and poem on death of, IV. Wolcott, H. B., XIV. 85.
110; XIV. 576. Wolcott, Mrs. H. B., biog., XIV. 69, 85.
Witherell, Lieut. James B., son of Judge Wolcott, Henry, VIII. 91.
B. F. H., soldier of the war of the re- Wolcott, Horace, trader, II. 375, 382, 398;
bellion, IV. 110; gift of, XII. 348; III. 553; VII. 541.
member State Historical Society, XII. Wolcott, Jasper, VII. 422.
325; student of the branch university Wplcott, Josephine, IX. 50.
at Detroit, V. 543. Wolcott, Mark S., IX. 50.
Witherell, James Cullen C., IV. 104, 107, Wolcott, Oliver, Jr., secretary of the
112; highway tax, 1812, IV. 409. treasury, XIII. 495, 499; XIV. 356.
Witherell John, I. 296. Wolcott, Thomas C., IX. 50.
Witherell, Mrs. Julia, I. 296, 301. Wolcott, Rev. W. W., III. 289.
Witherell, Mary Amy (Mrs. Thos. Pal- Wolcott, William V., IX. 50.
mer), IV. 108; X. 86, 87. Wolcott, William W., sketch of, IX. 32,
Witherell, Obadiah, revolutionary soldier, 48.
IV. 103. Wolcott, Mrs. William W., IX. 32, 49.
Witherell, Sarah Myra (Mrs. Watson), "Wolcott," boat, XIII. 367.
IV. 108. Wolf, Miss Anna Eliza, teacher, XIV.
Witherell, Judge Thomas, XIV. 152. 376.
Witherell & Buel, IV. 126. Wolf, Daniel P., death of, VIII. 98.
Witherspoon, — , IV. 464. Wolf, John, member State Pioneer So-
Withes, used in roofing, I. 445. ciety, XIV. 196.
Withey, Marion L. (Hinsdill), member Wolf, Mrs. Leonard (Miss Orton), XIII.
State Pioneer Society, IV. 170. 260.
Withey, Gen. Solomon, V. 438. Wolf, Mrs. S., death of, VIII. 58.
Withey, Judge Solomon L., III. 546; IV. Wolf, Ottawa chief, XII. 216.
293; VI. 322, 326; VII. 501; death of, Wolf, see wolves.
XI. 83; assignee for John Ball, VI. 320; "Wolf," British boat in war of 1812, XV.
tribute to John Ball, VII. 500; U. S. 312.
district judge, III. 272; VII. 499, 506. Wolf Indian, story of the "Master of
Withey, Mrs. Solomon L., V. vi.; VI. 8. Life," VIII. 268.
"Recollections and incidents of early Wolf (Long) Island, XV. 599.
days of Richland and Grand Rapids." Wolf Rapids, X. 247; XIII. 49.
V. 434. "Wolf trap with a history," III. 623.
Withington, Rev. — , IV. 435. Wolfe, Gen. James, British soldier, III.
Withington, W. H., II. 340. 12; at Quebec, VIII. 368; XIV. 664.
Withington, William, VI. 131. Wolfe, John, landlord, XIV. ;!20.
Withington & Cooley, II. 340, 342. "Wolff," British boat, of 1780, grounded
Witter, Lyman M., death of, IX. 81. off St. Peter's island, X. 431.
Wiwishgay, Ottawa chief, X. 472; XIII. Wolfley & Rockwell merchants, II. 308,
90. 334.
Wixom, Ahijah, XIV. 424. Wolphard, Abbot, XIII. 473.
Wixom, Benjamin, land entry, III. 564. Wolverton, James B., I. 443; IV. 353; VI.
Wixom, Dr. Isaac, IV. 420; member of 274, 472.
the legislature and surgeon of 16th M. Wolverton, John C., VI. 274.
V. I., war of rebellion, IV. 240. Wolverton, Thomas O.. VI. 274.
Wixom, James, II. 456. Wolverton, William C., VI. 274.
Wixom, Robert, first clerk of Farming- Wolves, I. 403; V. 251; bounty on, II.
ton township, IV. 420; first township 196, 203, 222, 242, 245, 553; VI. 218,
meeting of Novi held at house of, II. VII. 95; XIII. 335; caps made of skins
451. of, XIV. 438; destroyed stock, I. 447;
Wixom, Dr. William Wallace. IV. 241. XIV. 440; how caught by early settlers,
Wixon, — ,-sheriff, XI. 125. I. 405, 505; hunt for, I. 447; numer-
Wizner, — , murdered by son of Shave- ous, VI. 475; XIII. 548; XIV. 493, 512.
head, XIV. 275. Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
Wolcott, see also Walcott. first organized, XIII. 400, of Allegan,
Wolcott, Dr. Alexander, I. 376; VI. 484; III. 289; Battle Creek, III. 361.
604 INDEX.
"Women, Tribute to." I. 331; on school Wood, James, land entry, II. 584.
committees, 1842, I. 456. Wood, James B., attorney, III. 508; IV.
"Women of our Pioneer Epoch," XIV. 276; mayor, II. 316, 330.
517. Wood, James C., III. 500; VII. 463.
Wondgo, Pottawattomie chief, signed Wood, James R., II. 346.
deed of gift to James Abbott, XII. 625. Wood, Mrs. Jane Crowell, death of, XIV.
Wood, — , II. 234; III. 570; V. 252. 69.
Wood, — , deputy sheriff, VI. 382. . Wood, Jerome, death of, VI. 342.
Wood, Dr. — , held prisoner by British, Wood, Jesse, XIV. 424.
XV. 426. Wood, Jethro, first to manufacture iron
Wood, Mrs. — , (Miss Knight), XI. 76. plows, IX. 28.
Wood, Mrs. — , original member first Wood, John A., death of, XIII. 196, 197.
church of Kalamazoo, II. 161. Wood, Jonathan, III. 521.
Wood, A., III. 277, 281. Wood, Joseph, VI. 268, 269; death of,
Wood, A. B., publisher, VI. 94. VII. 380; IX. 13; member State Pio-
Wood, A. L., M. D., asylum physician, neer Society, I. 86.
XIII. 305, 306. Wood, Joseph & Co., VI. 269.
Wood, Rev. Aaron, D. D., II. 163; X. 53. Wood, Mrs. Joseph, biog., VI. 266, 269.
Wood, Alanson, III. 521; V. 385. Wood, Jotham, I. 130; II. 296, 311, 313,
Wood, Alanson D., I. 307. 315, 353.
Wood, Alexander, death of. VII. 543. Wood, Kittie P., VII. 281.
Wood, Allan, death of, XIII. 132. Wood, Luke, V. 449.
Wood, Alonzo R., land entry, III. 563. Wood, Lyman, I. 327.
Wood, Mrs. Ann, death of, IX. 40. Wood, Lyman S., death of, VIII. 113.
Wood, B. A., death of, XI. 134. Wood, M., III. 295.
Wood, Barnet, XIV. 346. Wood, Marcus M., death of, XIV. 190.
Wood C. B., soldier of the Mexican war, Wood, Martin B., I. 14; II. 207; V. 14;
VI. 19. VII. 9; biog., V. 324; member State
Wood, Calvin, death of, VII. 466. Pioneer Society, I. 84.
Wood, Charles B., attorney, II. 330. Wood, O. M., first clerk of Gratiot county,
Wood, Charles D., X. 186. II. 266.
Wood, Charles H., VII. 398. Wood, Orson, IV. 257.
Wood, Charles M., memorial reports of Wood, Permelia H., IV. 284.
Livingston Co., XIII. 230; XIV. 136; Wood, Ransom E., bank director, VI. 323.
member State Pioneer Society, IX. 91; Wood, Reuben, II. 583; III. 422.
XI. 12; vice president, XI. vii.; XIII. Wood, Rev. Robert, III. 482.
26; XIV. viii., 18, 20. Wood, S. M., gift of, II. 6.
Wood, Charles W., member State Pioneer Wood, Maj. Samuel, XV. 265-267; at bat-
Society, vice president, XIV. 18. tie of River Raisin, XV. 239; carried
Wood, Darwis S., death of, XIV. 190. dispatch to Gen. Proctor, XV. 399,
Wood, Devolson, instructor in University 408; report of arms and ammunition
of Michigan, V. 35; IX. 92. taken by British at River Raisin, XV.
Wood, Rev. E. G., II. 163. 230; soldier of the Mexican war, II.
Wood, Edson, death of, XI. 26. 616, 617, 635; VII. 112.
Wood, Edwin B., XIV. 271. Wood, Smith L., II. 161.
Wood, Edwin P., death of, VIII. 57. Wood, T. C., merchant, X. 7.
Wood, Eliza (Mrs. James W. Hickok), Wood, Thomas, II. 74, 543, 545; member
III. 406. of the legislature, XIV. 413.
Wood, Eliza C. (Mrs. M. B. Allen), XIII. Wood, Thomas J., death of, XIII. 280.
207. Wood, Brig. Gen. Thomas John, soldier
Wood, Elizabeth, death of, XI. 84. of the rebellion, IV. 133, 135, 167.
Wood, Ezra B., death of, VI. 283. Wood, W. F., I. 296.
Wood, Rev. F. C.. XIII. 422. Wood, W. R., VI. 515.
Wood, Rev. F. M., VII. 375; memoir of Wood, Dr. William, VI. 334.
Jeremiah O. Balch, II. 263. Wood, William A., XIII. 218; asylum
Wood, Frederick, death of, XIV. 193. treasurer, XIII. 306; death of, IV. 285;
Wood, Freeman, IV. 257. VII. 10; member State Pioneer Society,
Wood, George, XII. 399. I. 88.
Wood, George P., death of, IX. 59. Wood, William S., member State Histori-
Wood, H., IV. 236. cal Society, XII. 325.
Wood, H. W., biog., VII. 398. Wood & Livermore, attorneys, II. 330.
Wood, Harriet Wickham (Mrs. Thos. Wood & Parsons, XIV.' 113.
Wood), II. 74. Wood & Russell, VI. 269.
Wood, J. C., death of, IV. 270. Wood & Sons, VI. 269.
INDEX.
605
Wood, inspectors of, XIV. 415; pulp
made of, II. 346."
Woodard, Jacob, III. 553; subscription to
first court house, II. 427, 429.
Woodard, Joel, VII. 519.
Woodard, Lewis, III. 555.
Woodard, Mary (Mrs. Lewis W.), III.
555.
Woodard, Rev. S. C., "Reminiscences of
Early Itinerancy," XIV. 553.
Woodbridge. Lieut. — , of the Mexican
war, VII. 116.
Woodbridge, B., signed memorial to
judges citing error of clerk, XII. 639.
Woodbridge, Dudley, II. 56.
Woodbridge, William, governor of Michi-
gan, I. 258, 277. 282. 304, 320, 321, 422,
432, 438, 495, 512; II. 179, 180, 572; III.
103, 142, 147, 222, 591; IV. 190, 479;
VI. Ill, 380, 410, 411, 499; VII. 2; VIII.
x.; XI. 274; XII. 330, 531-533, 595. 639;
XIII. 2, 288, 483, 484, 527; XIV. 40,
419; appointed judge of Michigan, III.
122; appointed Robert Stuart state
treasurer, III. 60; attorney fee of, for
passing on constitutionality of loan,
VII. 146; candidate for congress, II.
196, 310; candidate for governor, II.
223, 314; collector of customs, I. 470;
VIII. 659; daguerreotype of, presented
State Historical Society, XII. 332; do-
nated land for Trumbull ave., II. 58,
60; established county of Monroe, VI.
362; first delegate to congress, V. 559;
French version of message of. VII. 580;
fruit farm in Detroit, 1825, X. 70, 72;
honorary member State Historical So-
ciety, 1828, XII. 316, 326; invited to
address meeting at Pontiac, III. 591;
land entry, XIV. 431; letter to James
May, VIII. 658; member of constitu-
tional convention, 1835, II. 18; III. 38;
XIII. 330; XIV. 407; made first sub-
scription for university buildings from
funds of territory, VII. 44n; member
Pontiac company, III. 560; recom-
mended preservation of school lands,
VII. 19; recommended repeal of in-
ternal revenue system, I. 47; secretary
of territory of Michigan, III. 122; IV.
352; X. 85; sketch of, II. 107; signed
memorial of Wayne county bar, XII.
552; submitted contracts on ealt wells
to legislature, IV. 16; U. S. senator, II.
238; III. 120 123- XIV 412
Woodbr1(lge, Mrs. Will,™; ,1. 56; V,H.
Woodbury, C. & J. P., merchants, XIV.
112, 113.
Woodbury, Caleb, III. 385, 390; land
entry, III. 406; postmaster in 1837, III.
392, 394; XIV. 112; manufactured sal-
eratus, XIII. 217.
Woodbury, Rev. Cyrus, I. 210.
Woodbury, Francis, VI. 152.
Woodbury, George B., I. 289, 294, 297,
301.
Woodbury, Jeremiah P., biog., XIII. 212,
217; XIV. 112-114; land entry, III. 402;
trustee of first asylum, XIII. 298.
Woodbury, Mrs. Jeremiah P. (Minerva
Kneattles), XIV. 112.
Woodbury, Rev. Silas, III. 288, 356; V.
315; XIII. 418.
Woodbury, T. B., VI. 390.
Woodbury, Thomas, IX. 255; planted or-
chard, IX. 268.
Woodbury & Potter, merchants, XIV. 113.
Woodchuck, numerous in Michigan, I.
403; V. 251; VI. 475.
Woodcock, D. F., VI. 7; VII. 405.
Wooden, Lydia S., death of, VIII. 57.
Wooden, Rev. R., IV. 298.
Woodford, — , III. 573.
Woodford, George A., I. 268.
Woodford, Noah M., V. 446.
Woodham, W. W., death of, XIII. 113.
Woodhams, William H., death of, XII. 22.
Woodhouse, — , III. 297.
Woodhouse, Mrs. Josiah, death of, XIII.
114.
Woodhouse, Lemuel, county treasurer in
1875-6, I. 519; sketch of, VIII. 34, 37.
Woodhouse, Miss Olive, VIII. 37.
Woodhull, John, I. 318, 319.
Woodhull, Josephus, Sr., I. 318.
Woodhull, Josephus, Jr., I. viii., gift of,
II. 6; "Early settlement of Woodhull
township," I. 318.
Woodhull, Mrs. Josephus, Jr., I. 320.
Woodhuil, Mrs. Lena, publisher, III. 276,
306.
Woodhull, Sally, V. 505.
Woodhull township (Shiawassee county),
early settlement of, I. 318.
Woodland township (Barry county), in
1840, I. 115.
Woodman, Dr. — , and wife, II. 457.
Woodman, Charlotte (Mrs. D. Osborn),
VIII. 103.
Woodman, David, VII. 587.
Woodman, E. P., I. :J3.
, *
VII. 597; letter of. V. olS; member of
the Brady Guards, XIII. 525, 527; "Old
pear trees and fruit of," X. 70, 72.
Woodbury, Mrs. — , (Miss King), VII.
447.
his descendants," XIII. 383; member
state Pioneer Society, III. 266: XIV.
23; remarks of, XIII. 15; XIV. 27.
Woodman, Mrs. J. J. (Miss Hearty
Hunt), XIV. 189. 344.
606
INDEX.
Woodman, Rev. Jonathan, VI. 432; trus-
tee of Hillsdale College, VI. 154, 162.
Woodman, Jonathan H., biog., VII. 581,
587.
Woodman, Joseph, punished White Wolf,
Pottawattomie chief, XIV. 278.
Woodman, Julia A., graduate of Hills-
dale College in 1852, VI. 146.
Woodman, Dr. Lucius C., soldier of the
war of the rebellion, sketch of, VI. 431,
437.
Woodman, Mrs. Lucius C., VI. 438.
Woodman, Sarah V., graduate of Hills-
dale College, 1852, VI. 146.
Woodman, W. W., student of Hillsdale
College, VI. 146.
Woodriff, Lieut. — , solicited for navy,
VI. 346.
Woodruff, — , I. 160.
Woodruff, Lieut. — , IV. 143.
Woodruff, Miss — , missionary in China,
XIII. 6.
Woodruff, Mrs. — (Miss Bacon), IV. 191.
Woodruff, Rev. — , VII. 177.
Woodruff, Benjamin J., I. 328; IV. 399;
V. 365; first sheriff of Washtenaw
county, I. 335; II. 524; land entry, IV.
401-403.
Woodruff, Mrs. Benjamin, first white
woman in Washtenaw county, I. 328.
Woodruff, Mrs. Betsey, VI. 265, 268.
Woodruff, Birdsey, death of, XI. 39.
Woodruff, C. & Son, publishers, VI. 96.
Woodruff, C. H., V. 499.
Woodruff, Mrs. Charlotte, III. 559.
Woodruff, Elias, VII. 501.
Woodruff, Mrs. Eunice, death of, IX. 38.
Woodruff, Evert, I. 255, 256.
Woodruff, Judge George. I. 130; II. 200,
201; XI. 286; XIII. 6; biog., XL 29;
member State Historical Society, XII.
325; opinion regarding F. A. Hooker,
III. 418.
Woodruff, H. H., VII. 298.
Woodruff. Henry, V. 12; IX. 255; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, III. 268; IV.
8; vice president, IV. ix.; V. 1; VI. 3;
VII. ix., 7; VIII. xiii., 9; IX. xi.; XI.
vii., 10; XIII. 26; XIV. vii., 18.
Woodruff, Isaac, VII. 501.
Woodruff, Jane, death of, XIII. 114.
Woodruff, Jeannette (Mrs. Fralick), X. 3.
Woodruff, Mrs. Milo, death of, XIII. 282.
Woodruff, Milton. IX. 255.
Woodruff, Rev. Montgomery, XIII. 6.
Woodruff, Newton R., IV. 198; member
of the legislature, biog., IV. 207.
Woodruff, Russell R., VI. 173.
Woodruff, Samuel H., death of, XIV. 184.
WToodruff, Mrs. Sophronia, death of, VIII.
22
Woodruff & Gerdon, XI. 280.
Woodruff & Periam, II. 56.
Woods, Ensign Bryce, at battle of Raisin
river, XV. 239.
Woods, Aruna P., VI. 306.
Woods, DeWitt, II. 304.
Woods, James, VIII. 653; signed memo-
rial to George Prevost, XV. 252.
Woodstock township (Lenawee county),
location and history of, VIII. 194; or-
ganized, II. 362, 365.
Woodward, Miss — , XII. 650.
Woodward, Mrs. Abigail, death of, XI. 39.
Woodward, Judge Augustus Brevoort, I.
24, 344, 378, 422, 499; II. 357, 585; III.
97, 103, 131, 223, 573; IV. 104, 105, 319,
399, 478, 499; VIII. ix., x., 403, 548, 587,
615, 617; X. 85; XI. 19; XII. vi., vii.,
330, 334, 335, 33j), 483, 519, 533, 595-
598, 602, 648; XIII. 2; XIV. 574; XV.
172; affidavits of good character of,
XII. 640; appointed judge of northwest
territory, I. 339. of Detroit and terri-
tory of Florida, I. 344B, of Michigan in
1805, III. 122; appointed secretary of
Michigan territory by Col. Proctor,
VIII. 635-637; detailed to interview
Col. Proctor, XV. 241, 242; candidate
for congressman, addresses and meet-
ings for, XII. 526-533, 579-584; charge
to grand jury, 1822, XII. 334, 522-525;
complaint against Whitmore Knaggs,
XII. 642; compliment to, XII. 656;
criticism on Gen. Winchester's conduct
at River Raisin, VIII. 647, 648; his
diary of 1802, presented State Histori-
cal Society, XII. 341; highway tax,
1812, IV. 409; home at Monroe, name
of, VI. 362; invitation to Sunday din-
ner declined, XII. 661; laid corner
stone of first university building, VII.
44, 47; land entry. IV. 401, 403; letters
from John Q. Adams, XII. 535, Theo-
dorus Bailey, XII. 655, Frederick
Bates, VIII. 557-563, Abraham Bradley,
XII. 657, James Burnett, VIII. 638;
Andrew Dexter, Jr., VIII. 572-575, 580-
582, Lieut. B. T. Helme, XII. 661, Wil-
liam Hunt, XII. 661, George McDou-
gall, VIII. 640, 641, Miss Marianne Ni-
varre, XII. 657, Col. Proctor, XV. 163,
Duncan Reed, VIII. 638, Joseph Wat-
son, XII. 651; to Frederick Bates, VIII.
557, John Griffin, VIII. 565, James Mad-
ison, XII. 505, 651, 652, James Monroe,
XV. 234, Col. Proctor, XV. 159; un-
addressed, XII. 508; miscellaneous leg-
islative documents, VIII. 602, 609, 610;
name in old account book, V. 559; opin-
ion on Sunday law and Earl Selkirk's
case, XII. 485-505; opinion on compen-
sation of Reuben Atwater for taking
census, VIII. 598-600; plea for correct
ground plan of Detroit, XII. 476-478;
president first bank in Michigan, II,
INDEX. 607
111; procured indictment against Gov. Woodworth, Mrs. Louise L., death of, XI.
Hull, for illegal pardon, V. 560; pro- 43.
mulgated laws for university at De- Woodworth, Nelson, death of, XIII. 276.
troit, VII. 37-39; protested against sale Woodworth. Mrs. Nelson, death of, XIV.
of lands in Detroit, XII. 473-483; re- 182.
port to President Jefferson presented Woodworth, Prudence Teal (Mrs. S. W.)
State Historical Society, XII. 334; re- VII. 422.
ceived notice from Gov. Hull of meet- Woodworth, Mrs. S. D. (Miss Walker),
ing of legislative board, VIII. 605; res- VIII. 36.
olutions to legislature and committee's Woodworth, Samuel, I. 400; II. 310, 353,
report on, XII. 462-472; sentenced 568; V. 499.
Capt. Muir and Ensign Lundie, XV. Woodworth, Solomon, VII. 422; XL 45.
38; signed adjustment of claims, VIII. Woodworth, Thomas F., publisher, VI.
557; signed petition to congress for 78.
representation of territory, XII. 545; Woodworth, Judge Wilber F., III. 326.
tribute of citizens of Detroit to, VIII. Woodworth & Brooks. I. 431.
638, 639. Woodworth & Field, VI. 246.
Woodward, F. E., member State Pioneer Woodworth's hotel ("Steamboat" hotel),
Society, I. 88. I. 24, 26, 400, 497, 498, 501; IV. 476;
Woodward, Kiel, IV. 271. X. 92.
Woodward, Jacob, death of, VI. 342. Woodworth road, laid out, II. 289.
Woodward, Jeremiah, II. 227; VI. 253. Wool, Gen. John Ellis, soldier of three
Woodward, John, XIV. 425. wars, II. 147, 574; aide to Gen. Scott,
Woodward, Jonas, I. 209. XIII. 533, 542; wounded in battle,
Woodward, Joshua, Sr., XIV. 425. XIII. 531.
Woodward, Joshua, Jr., XIV. 425. Wool, product of Michigan compared
Woodward, Joshua, son of Joshua, Jr., with other states, 1889, XIV. 411, 492.
XIV. 425. Woolen, Dr. — , army surgeon, Indiana
Woodward, Kendall, V. 438. volunteers, war of rebellion, III. 183.
Woodward, T., land entry, III. 430. Woolen, W. W., attorney, III. 183.
Woodworth, — , VI. 242, 244. Woolley, Justin D., attorney, III. 398;
Woodworth, Asa T., death of, IX. 40. VII. 490, 510; XL 286.
Woodworth, Benjamin, landlord, I. 422; Woolnough, Walter W., publisher, III.
II. 510, 568, 572; IV. 405, 459; V. 560; 350, 351; VI. 72, 73; VII. 371; XIV.
VI. 367; VII. 254; XII. 558; XIII. 489; 372, 373; prepared resolutions on death
XIV. 415, 528, 574; accompanied Gen. of Dr. Cox, VI. 269.
Hull to Detroit, I. 431; built first Woolnough & Bordine, publishers, VI. 73.
court house at Mt. Clemens, IV. 312; Woolnough & Daugherty, publishers,
V. 459; built "Hull house," IV. 472, XIV. 80.
474; court martial held at house of Woolsey, the Misses, XIII. 137.
VIII. 622, 623, 628, 629; death of, I. Woolsey, Daniel, biog., XIII. 129, 137.
431n, 470; X. 86; highway tax, 1812, Woolsey, Mrs. Daniel, XIII. 137.
IV. 409; land entry in 1819, III. 570, Woolsey, Miss Emma, instructor in Bat-
573; VII. 559, 561; location of "Steam- tie Creek College, II. 215.
boat" hotel, I. 24, 26, 400, 497. 498, 501; Woolsey, George S., XIII. 137.
IV. 476; X. 92, of flouring mill, X. 85- Woolsey, J. W., I. 423; II. 572.
87; promoted public amusements, XII. Woolsey, Lemuel, II. 290.
662; signed address to Maj. Wm. A. Woolsey, Richard H., XIII. 137.
Puthuff, VIII. 656, 662; signed call for Woolsey, Ensign Robert, certified to
meeting to instruct delegate to con- goods, XII. 280; signed memorial to
gress, XII. 645; signed petition for a Sir George Presvost, XV. 252.
representative in congress, XII. 587; Woolsey, Theodore D., historian, XIV.
subscription of. for the purchase of 310.
gunpowder, VIII. 620. Woolson, Constance Fenimore, "Sail
Woodworth, Elijah, soldier of the war of Rock, Lake Superior," VII. 160.
1812, VI. 282; VII. vii., 8, 6; XL 8, Woolson, Mrs. Joseph, death of, IX. 40.
16; biog., VII. 422; XL 45; first town- Woolverton, James B., VI. 407; first
ship election held at house of, I. 209; sheriff of St. Clair county, VI. 408,
member State Pioneer Society, V. 208; 409, 411.
VII. 8; "The Old Pioneer," VII. 423. Woolworth, — , V. 508.
Woodworth, George, II. 296, 353; VII. Wooster, — , early teacher. XIV. 344.
422; IX. 49. Wooster, Mrs. Hiram, death of, VII. 465.
Woodworth, H. A., member State Pio- Wooster, John, death of, VIII. 56.
neer Society, XIV. 196. Wooster, John, attorney, XL 313.
608 INDEX.
Wooster, John E., death of, IX. 37. Worthington, James, death of, XIII. 133.
Wooster, Dr. S. R., VI. 332, 334. Wortley, Rev. J. C., II. 207; III. 236;
Worcester, J. C.. publisher, VI. 75. VI. 379.
Worcester, W. L., M. D., asylum physic- Wortman, Anna H., IV. 197.
ian, XIII. 306. Wosso, Shawnee chief, II. 477-479;
Worch, Rudolph, publisher, II. 325; VIII. Owosso named for, XIV. 505.
v.; XII. 647, 648; translated French Wren, Sir Christopher, inscription on
papers, VIII. 450n, 456n, 458n, 460n. tablet of, II. 124.
470n, 479n, 482n, 585n, letters of Wrenn, — , III. 615.
George Etherington and Thomas Gage, Wrenn, John H., I. 269.
dated 1763, VIII. 367; Pontiac manu- Wrens, birds of Michigan, V. 250.
script, VIII. 266. Wright, — , reformer, XIII. 392.
Word, William, death of, IX. 57. Wright, — , stored flour belonging to Gen.
Worden, — , I. 255. Harrison's army, I. 409.
Worden, — , gave whisky to Indians; his Wright, Capt. — , VIII. 487, 488.
flight for life, XIII. 486, 487. Wright, Dr. — , XII. 78.
Worden, Mrs. A. E. (Miss Fralick), VII. Wright, A. G., III. 405.
501. Wright, A. W., IV. 378.
Worden, Alanson, death of, XIII. 229. Wright, Mrs. Almira D., death of, XIV.
Worden, Charles H., VII. 593. 189.
Worden, E. F., member of the Brady Wright, Benjamin, pioneer of Battle
Guards, XIII. 525. Creek, II. 221, 236, 242, 253, 256; V.
Worden, Maj. Frederick W., soldier of 409, 411.
the war of the rebellion, II. 613; IV. Wright, Judge Benjamin, engineer, III.
136, 138, 143. 399, 576.
Worden, I. G., publisher, VI. 69. Wright, Mrs. Benjamin, II. 257.
Worden, Capt. John L., III. 49, 187. Wright, Miss Bessie May, VII. 445.
Worden, Lucinda, XIV. 324. Wright, Mrs. E. W., VI. 333.
Worden, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XIV. Wright, Ephraim, biog., III. 621.
150. Wright, Eunice, death of, XIV. 54.
Worden, Paul, death of, VII. 465. Wright, Franklin, X. 116, 119.
Worden, Robert, I. 170. Wright, G., land entry, III. 406.
Worden, Mrs. Sally, death of, IV. 270. Wright, George P., II. 405.
Worden, William T. (P.), II. 296, 308. Wright, George S., II. 238; member State
Worden's factory, VI. 325. Pioneer Society, I. 90.
Wordsworth, William, poet, XI. 216; Wright, Mrs. George S. (Miss Pratt),
tribute to woman, XIV. 520; verse on XIII. 157.
Wiclif, II. 145. Wright, Henry Sr., "Sketch of Simon
Workman, Benjamin, M. D., IV. 301; let- Girty," VII. 126.
ter of, II. 417. Wright, Hiram, I. 499; school commis-
Wormer, Gen. G. S., III. 228; IV. 451. sioner, 1833, II. 253.
Wormer's machinery depot, I. 500. Wright, Ira D., III. 436.
Worms for guns, ordnance supplies, X. Wright, Rev. J. Ambrose, D. D., "Twenty-
496, 497, 580, 632. fifth anniversary of 1st Presbyterian
Worsley, Lieut. Miller, XV. 604, 632, 646; church of Bay City," IV. 177.
captured U. S. schooners Scorpion and Wright, J. D., member State Pioneer So-
Tigress, XV. 641-644; carried supplies ciety, I. 86.
from Nottawasaga, XV. 636, 637; com- Wright, James, signed petition, XIII. 54.
mended, XV. 644; destroyed the Wright, Job, "Basket maker," story of
"Nancy," XV. 636-638, 683; letter from Shavehead, XIV. 266, 267.
Sir James L. Yeo, XV. 601. Wright, John, IV- 87, 88; XI. 451; XIII.
Worsted, for Indians, X. 496; XII. 135, 77.
259, 286. Wright, Lieut. John, II. 16; killed by In-
Worth, Capt. — , naval officer, X. 665. dians, IX. 655.
Worth, James, death of, IX. 48. Wright, Mrs. John, XII. 167.
Worth, M. S., I. 241. Wright, Rev. John, IV. 359; VII. 316.
Worth, William, II. 296. 316.
Worth, Gen William Jenkins, soldier of Wright, John S., IV. 87; IX. 10.
the Mexican war, II. 181, 574; XIII. Wright, Mrs. L., death of, VII. 466.
544; aide to Gen. Scott, XIII. 542; Wright, Mrs. L. A., biog., XL 33.
wounded in battle, XIII. 531. Wright, Lucas. II. 457.
Worthington, E. M., II. 272. Wright, Mrs. Lucy Darling (Mrs. Wm.
Worthington, Rev. Henry, II. 163; VI. R. W.), biog., XIV. 88, 92.
215; X. 53. Wright, Dr. O. W., VII. 602, 607.
INDEX. 609
Wright, Obed, XII. 595. factories established, XIII. 321; first
Wright, Mrs. P. P. (Miss Warner), XIV. mayor, XIII. 323; historical associa-
66. tions with, XIII. 308; land sold at
Wright, Miss Phoebe, instructor in school auction by U. S. government, I. 504;
for deaf and dumb, III. 446. location of, why selected, XIII. 309,.
Wright, Pierce G., sheriff of St. Clair 318; ship yard established, XIII. 321.
county, VI. 411. Wyckoff, C. C., land entry, III. 564.
Wright, Raymond J., XI. 254. Wyckoff, Deacon John P., biog., XIII. 242,
Wright, Reuben, XIV. 423. 258.
Wright, Mrs. Rhoda, death of, IX. 37. Wyckoff, Mrs. John P. (Miss Mary Ann
Wright, Richard, signed petition to Maj. Henion), XIII. 259.
DePeyster, X. 456. Wycoff, Joseph, III. 638.
Wright, Dr. S. W., VI. 290, 295; VII. 438; Wycoff, Mrs. Phebe, death of, IX. 84.
graduate of Western Reserve College, Wyeth, Nathaniel J., fitted out party to
VII. 425; sketch of, VII. 444. cross Rocky mountains, 1832, VII. 503,
Wright, Mrs. S. W., VII. 445. 504.
Wright, Silas, VII. 367; IX. 207. Wygant, Abe., III. 525.
Wright, Solomon, biog., VIII. 50, 52. Wygant, Pete, III. 525.
Wright, Mrs. Stephen J., VI. 269. Wykoski, -William, death of, XIII. 113..
Wright, Stephen P., attorney, III. 327, Wyley, Ann, slave, hanged, I. 416; III.
333; member of the legislature, I. 104, 17.
107. Wylie, Rev. — , V. 310.
Wright, Thomas H., "Land patented by Wylie, E. H., I. 296, 300.
Simon Girty," VII. 127. Wylie, William, death of, XIII. 114.
Wright, Deacon Victor M., XI. 33. Wyllis, Joseph C., publisher, VI. 93.
Wright, W., land entries, III. 406. Wyman, Charles E., VI. 396; bank di-
Wright, Wesley, death of, XI. 131. rector, IX. 283, 285.
Wright, William, XI. 254; death of, XIV. Wyman, Hamilton, death of, IX. 54; X. 5..
52. Wyman, Henry, member of the legisla-
Wright, William R., XIV. 92. ture, XIV. 413.
Wright & Co., VII. 268. Wyman, Prof. Jeffries, III. 203, 204; IV..
Wright & Stage, XI. 35; XIII. 412. 453; compared bones found in Indian
Wright township (Ottawa county), first mounds, II. 42, 43.
settlers, IX. 264. Wyman & Buswell, IX. 283.
Wry Neck, Shawnee chief, speech of, X. Wyman & Son, V. 386.
463, 464; XIII. 90. "Wyman," boat, IX. 283.
Wursburg, Frank, death of, XI. 83. Wymeegong, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Wurst, Charles, VI. 196. Wymott, John, death of, XI. 130.
Wurtz, Dr. Louis H., IX. 22. Wyndeego, Pottawattomie chief, IX. 443..
Wurtzschmidt, Ferdinand, death of, VII. Wynkup, Isaac, death of, VIII. 116.
552. Wyoming Historical Society, gift of, VIII.
Wurtzschmidt, Ferdinand (Fred), death 11. »
of, V. 486. Wyshinadeytoo, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
Wyandot (Huron) Indians, VI. 417; cen- Wytheville (Va.) Union prisoners of war
sus of, 1763, III. 16; chiefs, IX. 450; at, III. 177.
XIII. 91; XV. 151, 153, 573; council Wy-wee-na-cam, Chippewa chief, IX. 442.
with the Delawares, X. 348; gathered at
Belle Fontaine, V. 5; joined Tecumseh Xavier, St. Francis, I. 481; II. 135, 145;
against U. S., XV. 129; occupied an- founded St. Joseph mission, VIII. 377.
cient mounds, II. 41; proposed ex-
change of, for U. S. prisoners, XV. 286; Yacks, Michael, Sr. and wife', on census
reservation of, VI. 364; speech of, XI. roll of Detroit, 1779, X. 312.
354; treaty of, XIV. 259; village at Yacks, Michael, Jr., on census roll of De-
Brownstown, XV. 129, in St. Lawrence troit, 1779, X. 312.
river, XIII. 310; with British at the Yale, Andrew, D. D., instructor in Union
Beach, XV. 573. College, VI. 392; visited Michigan in
Wyandot county organized, name 1820, III. 155.
changed, I. 518. See also Cheboygan Yale, Chester, II. 303; VII. 107; member
county. Congregational convention, 1842, XII.
"Wyandott," boat (Wiandotte) beached 358.
in Lake Huron, IX. 582, 585, 598. Yale, Joseph, land entry, III. 563.
Wyandotte (Monguaga) village, ambush Yale university, curriculum of study,,
for Indians, XIII. 315; churches, XIII. 1790, XIV. 356; early library, VII. 330;
323; "Courier," "Enterprise." VI. 98; list of early graduates, XIII. 356.
77
610
INDEX.
Yankee, epithet of contempt, XII. 510;
hated by early traders and British, IV.
343.
Yankee boarding house, VI. 476.
Yankee Springs township, how named, I.
114, 115.
Yanson, Henry, death of, VI. 449.
Ya-pa-ti-a, Indian chief, IX. 452.
Yaple, George L., attorney, XI. 313.
Yates, Richard, governor of Illinois, IV.
260, 261; IX. 46.
Yauney, James, member State Pioneer
Society, XIV. 196.
Yauney, Mrs. James, V. 505.
Yawger, Mrs. Mary A., death of, XIV.
69.
Yawger, Phillip L., death of, XIII. 133.
Yawkey, William C., IV. 19.
Yax, J. P., III. 35.
Yax, Micheal, Sr., VI. 414; on census roll
of Detroit, 1782, X. 605.
Yax, Michael, Jr., on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 606.
Yax, Peter, I. 443; on census roll of De-
troit, 1782, X. 605; 1827, XII. 461i/..
Yax, Simon, III. 35.
Yelden, J., III. 281.
Yemans, Dr. Charles C., IV. 436.
Yeo, Sir James Lucas, British naval com-
mander on the lakes, XV. 157, 256, 317,
333, 334, 357, 373, 379-381, 384, 395, 398,
418, 430, 431, 450, 460, 473, 476, 529,
533, 539-541, 550, 564, 590, 604, 608, 644.
654, 676, 685; blockaded Sackett's Har-
bor, XV. 572; blockade raised, XV. 586,
587; discussed plan of attack on Sack-
ett's Harbor, XV. 580; fleet of, XV. 360;
letters from Lieut. Gen. Drummond,
XV. 586, 668, to Lieut. Gen. Drummond,
XV. 580, 675, Sir George Prevost, XV.
532; Lieut. Worsley, XV. 601; maneu-
vering, preparatory to a battle, XV. 374,
375; reports strength of U. S. gunboats,
XV. 606; squadron at Upper Gap, XV.
587; unsuccessful cruise of, XV. 383.
Yeoman, Benjamin and wife, V. 505.
Yeomans, Daniel, VI. 303.
Yeomans, Eli, death of, XI. 84.
Yeomans, Judge Erastus, member Ionia
Colony, I. 193; III. 470; VI. 391; XIV.
560; early teacher, first postmaster of
Ionia, III. 471-473; VI. 303; poem
written at end of journey, XIV. 561;
sketch of, VI. 303, 306; trip to Michi-
gan, memorandum of, V. 344.
Yeomans, Mrs. Erastus, member of Ionia
Colony, I. 193; III. 470; VI. 303.
Yeomans, Esther, VI. 303.
Yeomans, S., IX. 255.
Yeomans, Sanford A., III. 487, 4'88; mem-
ber State Pioneer Society, II. 184, 481;
first Christmas in Ionia, VI. 300.
Yerkes, Anthony, II. 525; VIII. 40; XIII.
383; death of, XI. 84.
Yerkes, Charles, XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Mrs. Charles (Eveline Wells),
XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Elizabeth (Mrs. James Wilkin-
son), XIII. 384.
Yerkes, Mrs. Elizabeth A. W. (Mrs. Co-
vert), VI. 279.
Yerkes, George and wife, XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Hannah (Mrs. Clark A. Gris-
wold), XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Harmon, XIII. 383.
Yerkes, Harrison, XIII. 386.
Yerkes, Mrs. Harrison (Kate Palmer),
XIII. 386.
Yerkes, Mrs. George (Jane Entrican),
XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Joseph, Sr., soldier of the revo-
lutionary war, XIII. vi; XIV. 49, set-
tled in Michigan in 1826, II. 449, 583;
sketch of, XIII. 383-387.
Yerkes, Joseph, Jr., XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Joseph, son of William, XIII.
385.
Yerkes, Mrs. Joseph Sr. (Mary Purdy),
XIII. 384.
Yerkes, Mrs. Joseph (Mary Dunlap),
XIII. 385.
Yerkes, John, son of Joseph, Sr., II. 583;
XIII. 384; children of, XIII. 386.
Yerkes, John, son of William, XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Mrs. John (Sarah Thornton),
XIII. 384.
Yerkes, Mrs. John (Elizabeth Wing),
XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Lyman A., XIII. 386.
Yerkes, Mary (Mrs. John Emory), XIII.
385.
Yerkes, Mary Purdy, see Mrs. Joseph, Sr.
Yerkes, Robert, XIII. 385, 388n; gift of,
II. 88; "Sketch of Oakland County," II.
448.
Yerkes, Mrs. Robert (Sarah Holmes),
XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Sarah (Mrs. Ephraim Utley),
XIII. 384.
Yerkes, Maj. Silas A., XIII. 385; soldier
of the war of the rebellion, VI. 135.
Yerkes, Stephen, father of Joseph, XIII.
• 383.
Yerkes, Stephen, son of William. XIII.
385.
Yerkes, Mrs. Stephen (Nellie Dunham),
XIII. 385.
Yerkes, Titus, XII. 383.
Yerkes, William, XIII. 384-387; entered
first land in Novi township, II. 448,
449-451, 458, 583; III. 563; member of
the legislature, VII. 563; made trip
from Ne'w York to Michigan on foot,
XIII. 16.
Yerkes, William, Jr., XIII. 386.
Yerkes, Mrs. William (Hester Dennis),
XIII. 384.
Yerkes. Judge William Purdy, XIII. 385;
judge of probate, I. 433.
INDEX.
611
Yetter, Martin, death of, XI. 112.
Yetter, Mrs. Michael, death of, IX. 76.
Yonders, Mrs. Dorothy, death of, XIII.
131.
Yorgon, Holtawas, XI. 451; XIII. 77.
York, Duke of, see Frederick, Duke of
York.
York, L. C., VI. 379.
York, Samuel A., attorney, VII. 475; XI.
313
York (Bronson, Mich.), XII. 400.
York (Toronto), XV. 20; condition of
fort, 1813; XV. 324; disabled British
troops removed to, XV. 653; distant
from Lake Simcoe, III. 125; furnished
flour and meat to army, XV. 324; Gen.
Vincent removed to, XV. 440; in pos-
session of U. S. troops, XV. 283, 284;
proposed for naval harbor in 1812, XV.
73; shipbuilding at, XV. 263; stores
destroyed by U. S. troops, XV. 327; sur-
rendered to Col. Dearborn, XV. 310,
311.
Yoskinyer, John, death of, XIV. 52.
Yost, Mrs. Melinda, V. 528.
Yost, William, V. 527.
Yott, Brisque, claim for losses by In-
dians, XV. 670.
Youdan, James, biog., VI. 266, 269.
Young, — , 1796, XII. 38, 191.
Young, — , contractor, forged due bills
of Father Richard. I. 490.
Young, the Misses, teachers, I. 448.
Young, A. D. & Son, VI. 227.
Young, A. E., V. 13.
Young, Abraham, death of. XIV. 183.
Young, Ami B., architect, drew plans of
first court house of Kalamazoo, XIII.
596.
Young, Andrew, XIV. 303.
Young, Mrs. B. F. (Miss Grant), VIII.
27.
Young, Brigham, III. 592; IX. 106.
Young, Miss Carrie, instructor of the
blind, Hi. 447.
Young, Catharine (Mrs. Gould), XIV.
303.
Young, Charles, death of, XIII. 282.
Young, D., first supervisor of Zeeland
township, IX. 255.
Young, David, V. 248, 274, 316; IX. 37.
Young, Derastus, IV. 279.
Young, Elias G., first teacher in Zeeland
township, IX. 328.
Young, Elizabeth (Mrs. J.), V. 316; XIII.
133.
Young, Emanuel N., V. 491.
Young, Frank, I. 296.
Young, H. D., VI. 227.
Young, Mrs. Harriett, death of, IX. 77.
Young, Henry, original member of Trin-
ity church, Bay City, VII. 310.
Young, J. J., III. 295.
Young, Jacob, XIV. 303, 308, 317; on elec-
tion roll, 1799, VIII. 510, 511.
Young, Jacob V. W., V. 316.
Young, James, subscription to first court-
house, II. 427.
Young, John, XIV. 303, 304.
Young, John, death of, VII. 466.
Young, Rev. John, pioneer preacher, II.
531; XIV. 426.
Young, Deacon Joseph, V. 248, 274, 316;
XIV. 294, 303.
Young, Magdalen, XIV. 303, 326.
Young, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XIII.
276.
Young, Maria Elizabeth, V. 316.
Young, Michael, with Zeisberger, located
Moravian mission on the Clinton river,
X. 111.
Young, Nancy (Mrs. Van Dervere), XIV.
303.
Young, Philetus, death of, XI. 95.
Young, Rev. R. R., X. 53.
Young, Lieut. Col. Robert, II. 612; IV.
147; XV. 274, 408, 605; in command at
Burlington Heights, XV. 395; letter to
Maj. Gen. Vincent, XV. 407.
Young, Stephen, XII. 18, 143.
Young, W. T., XII. 330.
Young, William, IV. 229, 230.
Young, William J., mathematical instru-
ment maker, V. 118.
Young, W. Roscoe, publisher, VI. 68.
Young, William T., justice of the peace,
XIV. 415; member State Historical So-
ciety, XII. 327; presented original or-
der of Capt. R. B. Lernoult to Histori-
cal Society, XII. 334.
Young King, chief, II. 150.
"Young Lion of the West," first boat to
pass through Erie canal, III. 554.
Young Men's Christian Association,
Battle Creek, III. 361, Ionia, III. 485.
Young Men's Society of Detroit, char-
tered, XIV. 416.
Young Men's Temperance Society of De-
troit, organized, XII. 457.
"Young Pioneer," I. 211.
Young street, road from Toronto to Lake
Simcoe, III. 125.
Youngblood, Peter, XIII. 447.
Younglove, Ezra, on census roll of De-
troit, 1827, XII. 461%.
Younglove, Henry, death of, XI. 106.
Younglove, Joseph, VIII. 200.
Youngs, Mrs. — , death of XI. 38.
Youngs Rev. — , IV. 258.
Youngs, Mrs. Dorothy, death of, XI. 84.
Youngs, Mrs. J. M. C., death of, IV. 68.
Youngs, Sylvester P., county clerk in
1875-6, I. 520.
Young's hotel, VI. 426.
Young's Prairie, II. 158.
Young's tavern, VII. 391.
612 INDEX.
Youtra, — , on census 'roll of St. Joseph, from journal of, X. 110-115; sketch of,
1780, XIII. 58, 59. X. 108, 109; XII. 342.
Ypma, Rev. Martin A., IX. 309. Zeisberger, Mrs. David, with husband lo-
Ypsilanti, Demetrius, Greek prince, for cated Moravian mission, X. 111.
whom city was named, IV. 400. Zeither, John, death of, VII. 551.
Ypsilanti bank, V. 210; Congregational Zerden, Mrs. Margaret, death of, XIII.
church organized, XII. 357; first set- 277; XIV. 183.
tiers, IV. 399; XIV. 530; letter from Zigler, John R., death of, XIV. 53.
acting Greek minister inquiring how Zilwaukee (Big Island), VII. 275; In-
name was chosen, reply to, IV. 400; dian name of, VII. 277; site of, XIII.
newspapers established, VI. 96, in 1825, 375; XIV. 499.
XIV. 545; school principals, IX. 95. Zillman, William, death of, IX. 18.
Ypsilanti normal school, IX. 94. Zimmerlee, Mrs. — , death of, IX. 19.
Ypsilanti township, land entries, IV. 401- Zimmerman, Lieut. — , III. 180.
404. Zimmerman, Rev. Christoph, IX. 302.
Ypsilanti & Tecumseh R. R., purchased Zimmerman, Mrs. John, death of, XIV.
by the state, XIV. 410, 411. 138.
Zinc blende, where found, XIV. 204.
Zink, John, death of, XIV. 139.
Zabriskie, Mrs. — , V. 545. Zinzendorf, Count Nicholaus Ludwig von,
Zane, Elizabeth, secured powder for gar- founder of Moravian Society, X. 107.
rison, III. 19. Zug, Samuel, I. viii., 340, 341, 418; IV.
Zanelius, J. G., X. 307; XIII. 70. 449; V. 540; "Detroit in 1815-16," I.
Zang, John, death of, XIII. 133. 496; gifts of, II. 6, 87; member State
Zang, Nicholas, death of, XIV. 68. Pioneer Society, II. 86; "Port of'De-
Zaxe. Michelle (probably Jaxe), VIII. troit, history of the customs house,"
535. I. 468.
Zeans, Isaac, X. 623; XL 362; XII. 162. Zug, Mrs .Samuel, I. viii.; "Fort Shelby,"
Zebble, Catherine, II. 394. I. 33, 368.
Zeeland township (Ottawa county), or- Zundell, Emma V., IV. 195.
ganized, IX. 255; first church organ- Zundell, R. H. and wife, IV. 181.
ized, IX. 308, 309. Zutphen, Holland church of, IX. 310.
Zeisberger, Rev. David, Moravian mis- Zwemer, Rev. A., IX. 309, 312.
sionary, V. 453; VI. 486; VIII. 478; Zwergle, John A., death of, VIII. 21.
XII. 341; established mission at Mt. Zwergle, Mary, death of, VIII. 22.
Clemens, III. 30-32; IV. 308; extract Zyumarraga, Bishop — , burned books
of the Aztecs, III. 45.
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