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A HISTORY OF THE STATE OF OHIO
Natural and Civil
by
Caleb Atwater, A. M.
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY; OF THE RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY; OF THE LYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK; AND OF THE AMERICAN GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY; AUTHOR OF WESTERN ANTIQUITIES; TOUR TO PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, ETC., ETC.
FIRST EDITION.
CINCINNATI:
STEREOTYPED BY GLEZEN & SHEPARD.
ENTERED ACCORDING TO THE ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY -EIGHT, IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF OHIO.
Indexed by
Marilyn Sims Vadakin
© 1993 Marietta, OH all rights reserved
THE LEMON TREE PRESS
P. O. Box 522 Marietta, OH 45750-0522 (614) 373-5697 • (614) 775-4846
Index to
A HISTORY OF THE STATE OF OHIO
Natural and Civil
by
Caleb Atwater, A. M.
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY; OF THE RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY; OF THE LYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK; AND OF THE AMERICAN GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY AUTHOR OF WESTERN ANTIQUITIES; TOUR TO PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, ETC., ETC.
FIRST EDITION.
CINCINNATI:
STEREOTYPED BY GLEZEN & SHEPARD.
ENTERED ACCORDING TO THE ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT, IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF OHIO.
Indexed by
Marilyn Sims Vadakin
© 1993 Marietta, OH all rights reserved
THE LEMON TREE PRESS
P. O. Box 522 Marietta, OH 45750-0522 (614) 373-5697 • (614) 775-4846
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A HISTORY OF THE STATE OF OHIO Natural and Civil by
Caleb Atwater, AM.
Entered according to the act of Congress, in the year eighteen hundred and thirty -eight. In the Clerk’s office of the District Court of Ohio.
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Abbe L’Epee, 309 Abbe Sicard, 309 Abbot, Mr, 184 Abbott, David, 359-61 Aberdeen, 13
Abolition/Anti Slavery Society, 323
Abrams, Henry, 359
Aetna (vessel), 249
Aix la Chapelle, 108
Akron, 53, 277
Alabama, 45
Albany, NY, 266, 272
Aldrich, Otis, 300, 401
Alexander, Captain, 199
Alexander, John, 360
Alexander, Major, 219
Alfred, B., 401
Alkire, M. H., 402
Alleghany mountains, 13-5, 34, 35, 44, 67,101-14, 245, 294, 307
Alleghany ridge, 99 Allen, Colonel, 195, 204, 207 Allen, Dr John, 300, 400 Allen, Hon William, 402 Allen, Lieutenant, 113 Allen, William, 360 Alton, 279 Alton, IL, 329 Amanda, 214
Amberg, Hezekiah, 403 Amherstburgh, 208, 398
Anderson, Col Richard C., 124-25, 141, 160, 223
Anderson, John S., 400-03
Anderson, Robert, 361
Anderson, William C., 302
Andrews, John, 213
Andrews, Wells, 306
Anthony, Charles, 268
Arbuckle, Capt Matthew, 112
Archer, Samuel, 362
Armstrong’s mill, 156
Armstrong, Alexander, 361
Armstrong, Elizabeth, 155-57
Armstrong, Jeremiah, 155-57, 399
Armstrong, John Jr, 155-57
Armstrong, John, 128, 155-58
Armstrong, Mrs, 155
Arndt, John, 401
Ashtabula, 63, 307-08
Athens, 277, 290, 306, 333-38
Atkinson, Isaac, 363
Atwater, Caleb, 254-64, 362
Atwood, J. S.,403
Augusta militia, 112-14
Augustine, John, 364
Austinsburg, 54
Avery, Edward, 364
Aydelott, Rev B. P., 293-96
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Backus, Ens James, 129
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Backus, Thomas, 68
Badger, Rev N., 401
Bainbridge, 13
Baker’s blockhouse, 110-11
Baker’s station, 115-16
Baldridge, James R., 298
Baldwin, E. A., 402
Baldwin, Eli, 363
Baldwin, H.,401
Baldwin, Michael, 176, 180, 359
Ball, Colonel, 223-25
Ball, Maj James V., 199, 214, 233
Ballard, Captain, 205
Ballard, Mr, 153
Baltimore turnpike, 281
Baltimore, 53, 168
Bamborough, W., 399
Barbee, General, 148
Barber, Josiah, 254-61, 361
Barber, Levi, 360
Barclay, Commander, 231-32
Barlow, Joel, 159
Barnes, C. P., 300, 400
Barnhill, John, 402
Barr, John, 363
Barrere, Mr, 184
Bartley, Mordecai, 360
Bascom, Professor, 293
Basey, Lieutenant, 201
Bashaw, W. B., 399
Bass island, 60
Batavia, 308, 333
Bates, David S., 265
Bates, Mrs, 332
Battles, A., 399
Baum, Mrs, 332
Baylor, Lieutenant, 224
Beach, Wood R., 400
Beall, Benjamin, 360
Beall, Reason, 186
Bear, Rudolph, 359
Beardsley, D. H., 364
Beasly, Maj Nathaniel, 213, 363
Beatty, (officer), 141
Beatty, Charles C., 306
Beatty, Z. A., 364
Beaver, 277, 306
Beaver, PA, 53, 119
Bedinger, (officer), 141
Beecher, Philemon, 360
Beecher, Rev Lyman, 291-93
Bell, James M., 258-60, 360, 402
Bell, William, 401
Bellefountaine, 334
Bellerivier, 46, 49, 109
Belpre, 15-22, 131, 156
Benham, Joseph S., 269, 401
Benham, Robert, 162
Bennet, Samuel S., 401
Bentley, Alfred W., 300, 401
Bentley, Maj Solomon, 213
Bentz, Frederick, 399
Beresford, Mr, 374
Berkshire, 308
Betts, Xenophon, 306
Betz, Adam, 359
Big Bottom, 152-53
Bigbone, 57
Bigbonelick, 57
Bigger, John, 362-63
Bigger, Mr, 184
Biggs, Professor, 293
Biggs, Thomas J., 306
Bigler, Col John, 399
Bines, (officer), 141
Bishop, Rev B. H., 192, 293
Black swamp, 210, 284
Blackburn, William, 361-64
Blair, Mr, 184
Blanchard, Mr, 373
Blannerhasset’s floating mill, 155
Blannerhasset’s island, 44, 47, 155, 181
Bledsoe, Captain, 205
Blickensderfer, Jacob, 363
Bliss, Charles H., 399
Blodget, William, 363
Bloom, Mr, 145
Blue Ridge, 1 14
Boardman, 307
Boggs, David, 362
Bolivar, 120, 277
Bolton’s island, 61
Bond, Shadrack, 162
Bond, William, 360, 402
Boone, Daniel, 122
Boonsborough, KY, 122
Bope, Jacob, 402
Boswell, (officer), 219
Botetourte militia, 112-14
Botkin, George, 402
Boudinot, Elisha, 165
Boyd, (officer), 141, 189
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Bradford, (officer), 141
Bradford, C. D., 401
Bradford, Professor, 293
Bradock, General, 1 14
Brewer, Tunis, 302
Bridgeport, 279
Briggs, (officer), 141
Brigham, Elisha, 302
Bright, Major, 401
Brock, General, 192-93
Brockerick, David S., 358
Brogniart, M. Alexandre, 21, 32
Brooks, (officer), 141
Brotherlin, R., 399
Brown, Dr M., 402
Brown, Ephraim, 362-64
Brown, Ethan Allen, 185, 274, 357-59
Brown, George, 364
Brown, Governor, 248
Brown, Henry, 358
Brown, John, 130, 320
Brown, Samuel J., 321, 400
Brownsville, PA, 132, 157, 249, 289
Brush, Captain, 194, 229
Brush, Henry, 360
Bryan, John A., 358, 399
Bryan, Mr, 184
Buchanan, Elizabeth, 66
Buchanan, Henry, 403
Buchanan, R„ 40, 86, 141, 400
Buckingham, Ebenezer Jr, 274, 364
Bucyrus, 333
Buell, Timothy, 362
Buell, Walter, 363
Buffaloe, 64
Buford, Captain, 113
Bull, John, 217
Bullock, Leo, 402
Bullock, William, 402
Burchardt, Matthew, 358
Bureau, Mr, 184
Burgess, (officer), 141
Burgoyne, General, 192, 235
Burgoyne, John, 401
Burke, Hon William, 401
Burlington, 32, 334
Burnet, George, 401
Burnet, Hon Jacob, 58, 162-66
Burnet, Isaac G., 400
Burnet, Jacob, 400
Burnet, Mrs, 332
Burr, Col Aaron, 179-81
Burton, Mr, 184
Butler, Capt James, 199
Butler, Gen Richard, 121, 137-41
Butler, John H., 402
Butler, M. S., 401
Butler, Maj Thomas, 141
Butler, Mann, 293
Buder, Mrs, 332
Butnet, Jacob, 359
Butts, (officer), 141
Byrd, Charles Willing, 158, 176, 359
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Cadiz, 334
Cadwell, Aaron, 162, 184
Cahokia, 130
Caldwell, James, 359-60
Caldwell, Samuel, 364
Callis, William, 130
Cambridge, 269, 333, 284
Camp Charlotte, 115-19
Camp Greenville, 147
Camp Meigs, 222, 240
Campbell, Captain, 149
Campbell, F., 403
Campbell, John W., 360
Campbell, Lt Col John B., 199-201
Campbell, Major, 149
Campbell, Rev Alexander, 293, 359
Canada, 149, 156-58, 188-92, 232-40, 315
Canadian Indian Dept., 187, 237
Canadian militia, 219
Canton, 315, 335
Carlisle, James, 401
Carlisle, Mrs, 332
Carolus, John, 401
Carothers, James, 361
Carpenter, B. O., 402
Carpenter, C. G., 403
Carpenter, Capt Joseph, 163, 320
Carpenter, Samuel, 403
Carrington (Mr) of VA, 375
Carrollton, 276, 333
Cary, Abraham, 162-63
Cary, Archibald, 130
Cary, William, 363
Case, Leonard, 363
Casey, Lieut Wanton, 129
Casey, William L., 399
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Cass, Col Lewis, 189-93, 243
Cass, Lieut (Capt) Charles L., 238-39
Catterlin, Jacob, 364
Cedar island, 61
Celeron, Louis, 109
Chambers, David, 360
Chambers, Major, 219-20, 226-31
Champ, William, 399
Chaney, John, 360
Chardon, 333
Chase (Mr) of MD, 373-76 Chase’s statues, 164 Chase, Doctor, 141 Chase, Philander, 288 Chester, 334 Chicago, 108 Chiles, (officer), 234
Chillicothe, 31,48, 57,95-9, 125, 160-86, 197-214, 223-44, 284, 306-40, 396, 402 Chippeway (vessel), 231 Chittenden, A., 399 Chitteningo, NY, 34 Choat, Mr, 153
Chobert de Joncaire, Charles F., 162 Cincinnati, •
Circleville, 14, 25-8, 36, 42, 59, 67-8, 75, 115, 194, 308, 315, 334-46, 401 Cisna, Ensign (Capt), 238-39 Clark, Colonel, 120 Clark, George R., 121, 184 Clark, Joseph, 86 Clarke, Major, 139-41 Clarkson, Col C. S., 401 Clarksville, 130 Clay, Gen Green, 215-26, 223 Clay, Henry, 268 Clay, Mrs Henry, 210 Claypool, Jacob, 364 Claypool, James T., 403 Clendenen, David, 360 Cleveland lighthouse, 63
Cleveland, 11, 53-4, 62, 106, 160, 194, 223-24, 265-66, 276, 306-18, 333, 342 Clevenger, S. V.,400 Cleves, 279
Clinton, Gov DeWitt, 67, 169, 178, 250-52,
263-73, 288 Clugsten, John, 403 Coates, Dr John, 402 Cobb, (officer), 141 Cochran, James, 364
Coe, James, 306 Cogswell, Osgood, 294-96 Cole, John F., 402 Cole, William R„ 362 Collett, Joshua, 358-89 Collier, Captain, 205 Codings, William, 363 Collins, David, 403 Collins, Joel, 361-64 Collins, Joseph S., 321 Collins, Rev John, 259-61 Collins, Richard, 361 Colonization Society, 323 Colt, Ens Arnold, 129 Columbia, 49, 132 Columbus Gazette , 321
Columbus, 13-14, 26, 38, 40-8, 57-9, 68, 94-9, 127, 157, 171, 186, 259-84, 306-41, 399 Comet (vessel), 249 Cone, Mr, 184 Conkling, Judge, 266 Conneaut, 63
Connecticut Western Reserve, 122-26, 131, 259
Conner, Mr, 225
Cook, Henry, 401
Cook, M. Scott, 402
Cooke, Eleutherus, 360
Cooke, Isaac, 363
Cooley, James, 363
Coolman, William, 363
Coombs, A. D., 400
Cooper, Mr, 184
Comey, Jonathan G., 402
Corry, William M., 401
Corwin, D., 400
Corwin, Matthias, 363
Corwin, Mr, 184
Corwin, Thomas, 360-62
Coshocton, 333, 364
Cotgreave, Maj W. W., 213
Cotton, John, 363
Couch, Jessup N., 358
Coulter, Samuel, 363
Counties:
Adams county, 19, 24, 162, 333, 361-63, 396
Adams county, KY, 160
Allen county, 333
Ashtabula county, 54, 333, 361-63
Athens county, 16-9, 333, 361-63
Belmont county, 24, 89, 160, 333, 344,
361-63, 396
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Counties (cont)
Brooke county, VA, 160
Brown county, 74, 333, 361-63
Butler county, 177, 333, 361-62
Carroll county, 24, 333
Champaign county, 26 333, 361-63
Chatauqua county, NY, 59
Clark county, 26, 37, 133, 164, 333, 341,
361-63
Clermont county, 74, 333, 361-63, 396 Clinton county, 37, 49, 333, 361-62 Columbiana county, 24, 101, 118, 333,
361, 363
Coshocton county, 19, 24, 121, 333, 361-63 Crawford county, 47, 51, 333 Cuyahoga county, 333, 361-63 Darke county, 137, 333, 361-63 Delaware county, 47, 87, 333, 340, 361-62 Fairfield county, 14, 27, 43, 89, 160, 333-38,
361- 62, 396
Fayette county, 37, 333, 361-63 Franklin county, 14, 37, 3333-5 361-62 Gallia county, 14-8, 23, 31, 177, 197, 333,
362- 63
Geauga county, 52, 177, 333, 363 Green(e) county, 49, 86, 177, 333, 346, 361-62 Greenbriar county, VA, 111 Guernsey county, 18, 24, 56, 89, 333, 361-63 Hamilton county, 130, 159, 162, 263, 296, 333, 361-2, 396
Hancock county, 190, 333 Hardin county, 47, 50, 333 Harrison county, 24, 334, 361-62 Henry county, 334
Highland county, 19, 38, 56, 177, 334, 361-63 Hocking county, 14-9, 43, 89, 160, 334, 362-63 Holmes county, 334 Huron county, 13-9, 52, 334, 361-63 Jackson county, 14-16, 43, 56, 197, 334, 362-63 Jefferson county, 24, 160-62, 183, 308, 333-44, 361-63, 396
Knox county, 101, 289, 334-44, 361-63 Knox county, IL, 162
Lawrence county, 14-5, 19, 20-3, 31,43, 56, 89, 197, 334, 362-63
Licking county, 14-6, 19, 24, 37, 89, 101, 157, 266, 277, 334, 343, 362 Logan county, 334, 362-63 Lorain county, 52, 334 Madison county, 26, 37, 42, 49, 334, 362 Marion county, 47, 334
Counties (cont)
Medina county, 52, 334, 362 Meigs county, 14-9, 24, 31, 43, 47, 334,
362-63
Mercer county, 137, 334 Miami county, 40, 306, 334, 362-63 Monroe county, 24, 59, 334, 361 Montgomery county, 26, 177, 334, 362-63 Morgan county, 18, 24, 31, 334, 362-63 Muskingum county, 16-19, 31, 61, 89, 177, 224, 334, 362 Onondaga county, 265 Paulding county, 334 Perry county, 9, 16, 24, 89, 308, 334, 362 Pickaway county, 13-4, 27, 37, 57, 229-264, 334, 362-63
Pike county, 14, 334, 362-63 Portage county, 24, 47, 52, 55, 334, 362 Preble county, 334, 362-63 Putnam county, 334
Richland county, 47, 51, 52, 334, 362-63 Ross county, 17-9, 160, 162, 334, 362-63, 396 Sandusky county, 51, 125, 334, 361-63 Scioto county, 14, 19, 24, 38, 43, 47, 159, 160, 177, 306,316,334,362-63 Seneca county, 51, 125, 334 Shelby county, 334, 361-63 St. Clair county, 130 Stark county, 89, 335, 362-63 Trumbull county, 53, 160, 277, 335, 344, 362-63, 396
Tuscarawas county, 19,24, 119, 121,335,343, 362-63
Union county, 37, 47, 335, 362-62 Vanwert county, 335 Warren county, 27, 49, 177, 335, 362-62 Washington county, 24, 59, 129-30, 162, 254, 316, 335, 362-63, 396 Wayne county, 362-64 Wayne county, MI, 162 Westmoreland county, PA, 199 Wheeling county, VA, 160 Williams county, 335 Wood county, 335, 362-63
court of Quarter Sessions, 129-30 Covert, J. B., 400 Covington, KY, 133-35 Cox, Mr, 156 Cox, William, 306 Cradlebaugh, A., 401
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Craig, John D., 293-303 Crain, Adonijah, 403 Crane, Joheph, 268-69, 359-60 Crawford, (officer), 141 Crawford, Capt William, 135 Crawford, Colonel, 122 Creagh, John, 401 Creighton, William Jr, 357, 402 Creighton, William, 176, 360 Cresap, Captain, 110-16 Cribbs, (officer), 141 Crist, Jacob, 399 Croghan, Major, 339 Cromwell, J. H., 400 Crouse, David, 364 Crumbacker, Mr, 184 Cryder, David, 402 Culbertson, James, 306 Culver, 27
Cumberland road, 279-80, 300 Cumberland, MD, 11-14, 170 Cummings, (officer), 141 Cunningham’s island, 60 Currey, S. P., 402 Curry, Hiram M., 358 Curry, Mr, 184 Curtis, Doctor A., 399, 403 Cushing, Capt Nathan, 129 Cutler, Ephraim, 254-61, 364 Cuyahoga summit, 265, 276
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Dailey, William, 402 Dane (Mr) of MA, 374-75 Dare, Clement, 302 Darke, Captain, 141 Darke, Lt Col William, 137-41 Darlington, Joseph, 162, 186, 359 Darrow, Maj George, 213 Darst, William P„ 401 Davenport, John, 360-64 Davies, Mrs Clarissa H„ 332 Davis, James, 152, 403 Davis, S. W., 400 Dawes, William M., 362 Dawson, M., 400 Dawson, Thomas, 401 Day, D. T., 402
Dayton, 39, 42, 50, 189-200, 265-68, 274-86, 307-15, 334, 343
De Butts, H., 149 De Haro, Carlo, 297, 400 De Witt, Mr, 373 Dean, Ezra, 359 Dearborn, Mr, 189 Decker, Charles S., 399 Declaration of Independence, 122 Defiance, 196-203, 335 Delafield, J.,401
Delaware, 42, 48, 59, 101, 214, 221, 308, 333, 340 Denny, David, 401 Desha, (officer), 234 Detroit (vessel), 231
Detroit, 107, 133, 146, 153, 156, 165-66, 188-244, 284, 338 Dick, Mr, 373 Dillon, Lieutenant, 113 Dillon, Mr, 184 Dilworth, Robert, 306 Disney, David T., 302, 400 Dixon, (officer), 226-27 Dixon, Alexander, 402 Doan, G. W„ 401 Doddridge’s notes, 122 Doddridge, J. G., 401 Dodge, Doctor J. L., 401 Doherty, Absalom, 399 Dolson’s ferry, 156 Dolson, Mr, 156 Doolittle, Curtis M., 300 Doran, John L., 399 Dorfeuille, J., 336, 400 Dorr, Edmond, 363 Dougherty, John, 361-63 Doughty, Major, 132-38 Douglas, Albert, 402 Douglas, Lieut Richard, 194 Douglas, Luke, 402 Douglas, Mary, 82, 402 Douglas, Peter, 402 Douglas, R., 402 Doyle, (officer), 141 Drake, Dr Daniel, P, 293-97, 400 Drake, General, 45 Dresback, H., 401 Dresback, Jonathan, 401 Dresden, 119, 277, 341 Dublin, 186
Dudley, Colonel, 218-24 Dunbar, Sergeant, 180 Duncan, Ensign, 224
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Duncan, James G., 402
Dunlap, John, 130, 184
Dunlap, Samuel, 183-84
Dunlevy, Francis, 158, 176, 185, 358-59
Dunmore, Lord, 1 10-22
Dunn, William, 361
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Eaton, 334 Eaton, Joseph, 361 Edwards, George, 361-64 Ellery, Mr, 373-74 Elliot, C., 307
Elliot, Captain, 199, 204-09, 229
Elliot, John P., 399
Elliot, Mr, 184
Ellis, Mr, 184
Ellis, Rowland, 401
Elsey, Patrick, 401
Ely, J. W., 401
Elyria, 308, 334
Emmet, W. Y., 402
Enness, John B., 400
Enterprise (vessel), 249
Ernest, A. H., 400
Espy, J. M., 399
Este, Hon D. K., 400
Eustis, Doctor, 189-92
Eustis, Miss, 299
Evansville, 54, 278
Everett, Jeremiah, 363
Ewing, Hon Thomas, 267, 359, 403
Exe, J. F.& Co., 400
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Fairport, 12, 63, 54 Fallis, Richard, 363 Farmers’ castle, 131 Farthingham, Lieutenant, 135 Fearing, Paul, 360 Ferguson & Spilman, 399 Ferguson, General, 140-41 Ferris, John, 130 Ferris, W. J., 400 Fields, Colonel, 113 Findlay, 190, 333 Findlay, James, 186-89, 360 Findlay, Samuel, 162, 176, 401 Fishback, Owen, 364
Fithian, George, 364
Fitzgerald, George, 361
Fleming, Colonel, 113
Fleming, James, 399
Fletcher, Calvin, 302, 401
Flinn, James, 130
Floord, Thomas, 363
Fobes, Josiah, 401
Foos, Joseph, 362-64
Foos, Mr, 184
Foote, J. M., 400
Foote, John P., 296, 302
Force, A. E., 402
Ford, (officer), 141
Ford, Mr, 184
Foresman, Henry, 401
Forrer, Samuel, 265
Fort Chicago, 107
Fort Defiance, 147-49
Fort Du Kane, 109
Fort Erie, 238
Fort Finlay, 190
Fort Hamilton, 141
Fort Harmar, 129, 154
Fort Jefferson, 137-47
Fort La wrens, 1 19-21
Fort Massac, 145
Fort McArthur, 199-203
Fort McIntosh, 1 19-24
Fort Meigs, 213-31
Fort Miami, 216
Fort Necessity, 190
Fort Niagara, 188
Fort Pitt, 111-14
Fort Recovery, 137, 147
Fort St. Clair, 137
Fort Stephenson, 224-31, 339
Fort Union, 111
Fort Washington, 130-42, 338
Fort Wayne, 51, 103-04, 135, 147, 195-202
Fort Winnebago, 44
Fosdick, S., 400
Fosset, Thomas, 400
Foster, Jonathan, 362
Foster, Luke, 130
Foster, Mr, 373
Fox, Charles, 400
Frankfort, KY, 179-80, 195
Franklin, Dr Benjamin, 323-24
Franklinton, 196-214, 221-26
Frederick, Maj Jacob, 213, 363
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French immigrants, 159 French Missionaries, 107 French, Daniel, 249 Frenchtown, 204-07, 398 Fryatt, Bartholomew, 194 Fullerton, Hunphrey, 341 Fulton’s steamboat, 249 Fulton, John A., 403 Fulton, Robert, 249-51 Furnas, Thomas W., 362
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Gaines, Colonel, 223, 238-39 Gaither, (officer), 141 Galena, 119
Gallipolis, 31, 77, 159, 333 Galloway, Maj James, 213, 346 Galt House, Cincinnati, 336 Gambier, 289, 308, 344 Gander, Jacob, 399 Gano, D.,400
Gano, Lieut John S., 130, 141 Garaghty, M., 403 Gard, Doctor B. F., 402 Gard, Gershom, 130 Gardner, Mr, 184 Garrard, Captain, 199 Garrett, Lieutenant, 208 Gass, William, 184, 364 Gatch, Philip, 359 Gatch, Thomas, 363 Gault, William W., 362 Gaylord, Thomas, 345 Gazette and Liberty Hall , 321 Gazlay, James W., 360 Geddes, James, 265 Genet, 144-45 Georgetown, 333, 403 Georgia, 181 Gephart, G. C., 402 German flats, 110 Gerry, Mr, 373 Gest, Joseph, 401 Gever, John, 400 Gibson, Col John, 1 19-20 Gibson, Col Thomas H., 57, 140, Gibson, Lt Col George, 141 Gill, W. A. & Co, 399 Gilpin, John C., 400 Girty, Simon, 156
Girtystown, 196 Glezen & Shepard, 401 Glover, John, 403 Goddard, F. E., 293 Godfroy, Gabriel, 209 Goforth, William, 130, 162 Goldsby, Lieutenant, 113 Goodale, Capt Nathan, 129, 151 Goodale, Lincoln, 399 Goodenow, John M., 358-60 Gosset, Mr, 184 Grafton, 308
Graham, George Jr, 302, 401
Graham, George, 298
Graham, J. &. J., 400
Graham, R., 222
Graham, T. J., 402
Graham, William, 399
Granville, 14, 277, 290, 308
Gratiot, Captain, 216
Graves, Major, 205-08
Gray, John M., 363
Greathouse, Captain, 110-16
Green(e), William, 296, 302
Green(e)ville, 137, 147, 200-01, 308, 333
Greensburg, PA, 199, 284
Gregg, Israel, 249
Gregg, N. S., 402
Gregory, M., 403
Greyton, (officer), 141
Griffin (vessel), 62, 107, 109
Grimes, James, 403
Grimke, Frederick, 358
Grimke, T. S., 293
Griswold, S., 359
Groghan, Maj George, 224-31
Gross, John, 400
Grove, George, 362
Grubb, James, 359
Guelick, Jacob, 300
Guilford, Nathan, 259-60, 364, 400
Gull island, 60
Guttenburgh, John, 318-19, 328 G wynne, L. M., 400 G wynne. Lieutenant, 217
176, 358
Haines, E., 400 Hale, Samuel H., 364 Hall, Harvey, 400
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Hall, Mrs, 332
Hallack, J. H„ 358
Haller, Henry, 401
Haller, J. R., 401
Hamer, Thomas L., 360
Hamilton, 50, 136, 268, 284, 308, 315, 333
Hamilton, Captain, 205, 218
Hamilton, Edward, 403
Hamilton, William, 364
Hamline, L. L., 307
Hammond, Charles, 321, 400
Hammond, Mrs, 332
Hamtramack, Major, 137-42
Hance, William, 399
Handy, Doctor C. W., 403
Hanford, William, 306
Hanks, Lieutenant, 192
Hanna, Thomas, 363
Hanover, 308
Harbaugh, Daniel, 361-64
Harbaugh, Mr, 184
Hardin, Col John, 133-35, 145-46
Hardin, Lt Col Martin D., 195
Hardy, Mr, 373-74
Harlan, Carter B., 357, 399
Harmar, Lt Col Josiah, 129-35, 143-47
Harper, Alexander, 358, 362
Harper, E. C., 400
Harper, John L., 358
Harper, Robert, 361-63
Harris, James, 361
Harrison, 279
Harrison, Batteal, 363
Harrison, Gen William H., 128, 149, 158, 163, 187-244, 349, 357-60, 400 Harrison, John P., 293 Hart, Nathaniel G. S., 141, 210 Hartford, 108
Hartwell, Lawrence & Co., 400 Hasseltine, J. M. C., 399 Hatch, Elijah, 361 Hayward, Elijah, 358 Heaton, David F., 364 Heaton, James, 362 Heaton, Mr, 184 Heckewelder’s narrative, 122 Hedges, James, 362-64 Hedges, Lieutenant, 201 Hen and chickens island, 61 Henderson, Mr, 154-55 Henry, Major General, 234
Henry, Patrick, 323
Hermitage, 179
Herrick, Samuel, 360
Herrick, W. D„ 401
Herring, (officer), 219
Hessian crucibles, 23
Hibbs, A. J., 399
Hickman, Lieutenant, 201-05
Higgins, David, 364
Hightower, Captain, 205
Hillard, Jacob, 402
Hillsborough, 334
Hine, Homer, 364
Hinkson, Benjamin, 357
Hitchcock, Caleb, 362
Hitchcock, Peter, 358-60
Hocking valley, 338
Hodges, R., 400
Hoge, James, 306
Hogg, William, 289
Holly, Nathaniel, 293, 400
Holt, George B., 364
Hopkins, Andrew V., 364
Hopkins, David, 402
Hopwood, W„ 293
Horr, B. W„ 401
Horton, H. V., 400
Horton, W. T„ 400
Hoselton, Joseph, 402
Hough, Benjamin, 358
House, George, 362
Howard, George, 162
Howard, Henry, 399
Howe, Mr, 263
Howe, Thomas, 362
Howell (Mr) of RI, 373
Howell, Elias, 360
Hubbard, John, 364
Hubbell, A. M., 309
Hubbell, H. N., 399
Hudson, 290
Hughes, Gideon, 363
Hughs, Mr, 184
Hukill, Lieutenant, 202
Hukill, Major, 219-20
Hull, Doctor P. K„ 401
Hull, Gov William, 188-97, 203, 213, 232-44
Humphrey, Mr, 184
Hunphreys, George, 359
Hunt, Aaron L., 361
Hunter, Amos, 403
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Hunter, Captain, 224-31 Hunter, H. H„ 403 Hunter, Jesse D., 399, 403 Hunter, W. H., 399 Huntington, Samuel, 176, 357-59 Hurlbut, Benoni, 152 Huron, 13, 52, 306 Huston, A., 402 Huston, Franklin, 402 Huston, James, 401
Institutions (cont)
Ohio Mechanics Institute, 301 Ohio State Library, 356 Ohio University, 290-91 Oxford college, 306 The Eye Infirmary, 296 William and Mary college, 240 Woodward college of Cincinnati, 290-95 Woodward Free Grammar school, 294 Woodward High school, 295
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Ijams, Thomas, 363 Illinois Territories, •
Indiana Territories, •
Indians:
Canadian Indians, 237 Caray Maunee, 140, 145, 236 Complan ter (Cornstalk), 115-58 Elsquataway, 236-37 Florida Indians, 237 Fourlegs, 236 Keokuk, 237 Logan, Chief, 110-16 Mohawk Indian, 153 Mohawks, 237 Nations of New York, 236 Nawcaw, 235 Onondagoes, 237 Shawneetown, 114-15 Splitlog, 215
Tecumseh, 215, 219, 225-44 Walk-in-the- water, 215 Winnebagoes, 140, 236-37 Wyandot Indians, 203 Wyandot, Billy, 157
Ingersol, Lieut George, 129 Ingram, John N., 403 Institutions:
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, 308, 335 Athenaeum, 296 Cincinnati college, 294 Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, 332 Columbus Hospital for the Insane, 335 German Lutheran college, 335 Kenyon college, 101, 288-90, 344 Lane Seminary, 291, 400 Medical college of Ohio, 294 Miami University, 186, 290
Iowa Territories, 87 Irons, Dr James, 399
Irvin, Hon William W., 184-85, 358-60, 403 Irwin, Thomas, 364
J. Dorfeuille’s Museum, 32, 65 Jackson court house, 27 Jackson, 334
Jackson, Lieut George W., 197, 235
Jackson, Mr, 184
James, (officer), 205
James, J. A., 400
James, Thomas, 59, 402
Jefferson, Pres Thomas, 178-80, 323-24, 373-6
Jeffords, J. E„ 399
Jenins, Warren, 399
Jenkins, Richard, 402
Jenkins, Warren, 346
Jennings, David, 360-64
Jerome, Jean B., 209
Jewett, Mr, 184
Johnson (Mr) of CT, 374
Johnson, Col James, 186
Johnson, Col Richard M., 233
Johnson, Lieutenant, 224
Johnson, Mr, 184
Johnston, Col John, 197
Johnston, Joseph, 402
Johnston, Sir William, 110
Jolley, C. A., 403
Jones, Benjamin, 360-62
Jones, C. A., 400
Jones, Colonel, 266
Jones, Doctor I., 399
Jones, John D., 402
Jones, Joshua, 400
Jones, Richard, 402
Jones, Samuel, 401-03
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Jones, William, 403 Julian, J. M.,401 junior milita, 129
Kailda, 334 Kaskaskia, 159 Kasson, Archibald, 399 Kean (Mr) of SC, 375 Keffer, Valentine, 362 Keith, J. H„ 402 Keith, William, 399 Keller, Abm. S., 399 Kelley, Alfred, 274, 363 Kelly, Captain, 205 Kelly, Taddy, 119 Kendall, Stephen, 403 Kendall, Thomas, 403 Kendall, William, 362-70 Kendrick, E. P., 403 Kennedy, Francis, 130 Kent, J. B., 402 Kenton, 333
Kentucky militia, 195-219 Kentucky volunteers, 134, 199, 214-20 Kentucky, •
Kepner, Bernard, 403 Kerr, Hamilton, 155 Kerr, J. M., 399 Kerr, John, 186 Kerr, Joseph, 359 Kerr, Mathew, 154-55 Kibby, Ephraim, 130 Kilboum, James, 360, 399 Kilboum, L., 399 Kilgore, Daniel, 360 King, Captain, 152 King, Christian, 403 King, Flora, 403 King, General, 234 King, Mr, 374 King, Thomas, 364 King, William, 403 Kingsbury, Addison, 306 Kingston, 17, 188 Kinmont, A., 293-97, 400 Kinnear, Hon D., 401-02 Kinnear, Joseph, 401 Kinney, Mr, 184 Kirby, Moses H., 357-64, 399
Kirker, Mr, 184 Kirkwood, (officer), 141 Kitchell, John, 359 Knowls, Capt Charles, 129 Knox, General, 144-45 Knox, Joseph T., 402 Kreider, Doctor M. Z„ 403 Kroninger, Daniel, 401 Kyle, Joseph, 364
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Lady Provost (vessel), 231 Laffer, Henry, 364 Lamb, Enoch, 401
Lancaster, 31, 47, 57, 97, 156, 160, 194, 267-9, 276, 280, 306-15,333-41,403 Lands End, 398 Lane, Ebenezer, 358-59 Langdon, Elam P., 298, 400 Langdon, James D., 400 Langham, Angus Lewis, 197 Langham, Elias, 162 LaSalle, 107-08 Latham, Allen, 125, 402 Latham, B., 399 Lathrop, Daniel W., 306 Lathrop, James W., 364 Lawrence (vessel), 231 Lawrence, H., 401 Lea, Mrs G., 86 Leavitt, Humphrey H., 360 Leavitt, O. S., 401 Lebanon, 214, 278-80, 335 Lee (Mr) of V A, 375 Lee, Arthur, 121 Lee, Lieutenant, 199 Leet, G. J., 403 Leffingwell, M. H., 402 Leftwich, Colonel, 214-15 Lehmanowsky, Rev John J., 299, 300 Leiby, James, 401 Lemon, (officer), 141 Lenard, O. S., 294 Leonard, B. G., 403 Letton’s Museum, 27, 32 Lewis, Col Charles, 113, 204-15 Lewis, Gen Andrew, 111-18 Lewis, Philip, 364 Lewis, Samuel, 293-96 Lewis, T., 149
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Lewis, William, 362 Lexington, KY, 179, 196, 199 Liberty Hall , 321 Liest, John, 364 Liggett, John, 403 Lightbody, Isaac, 401 Lima, 333 Limestone, 132 Lincoln, Ens Joseph, 129 Lindsey, Jacob, 364 Lindsey, S. W., 402 Lisbon, 75
Little Belt (vessel), 231
Little Hocking, 152
Littleton, M., 402
Liverpool, 308
Lockbum, 276-78
Lodwick, James, 403
Logan, 47, 114,334
London, 49, 334
Longworth, N., 75-7, 86
Looker, James H., 320, 401
Looker, Mr, 184
Looker, Othniel, 357
Loramies’s station, 134
Lord, Mr, 266
Lord, Thomas, 130
Loskiel’s Moravian missions, 122
Louisiana, 168, 180
Louisville, KY, 37,44, 104, 124, 249, 269, 299
Lovejoy, E. P., 329
Lovell, Oliver, 296
Lower Miami country, 186
Lower Sandusky, 156, 202-13, 221-26, 284, 334
Lowry, Mr, 184
Lowry, William, 364
Lucas, John, 364
Lucas, Robert, 357, 363-64
Luckey, G., 401
Luckey, William N., 402
Ludlow, Israel, 130
Ludlow, John, 162
Ludlow, Mr, 184
Ludlow, William, 171
Lukens, (officer), 141
Lusk, William, 399
Luther, Martin, 319
Lutz, Jacob D„ 402
Lyme, 308
Lysle, (officer), 141
Lytle, Gen R. T„ 269, 360, 400
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Mackinaw, 108, 192
Madeira, Jacob, 399
Madeira, John, 402
Madison, Captain, 141
Madison, Major, 205, 208
Madison, President, 149, 188-93, 336
Magna Charta of Ohio, 352
Malartie, (officer), 141
Malden, 191-92, 205-15, 229-44, 398
Manchester, 45
Manhattan, 54, 278
Manning, William, 364
Mansfield, 194, 334
Mansfield, E. D„ 294, 401
Maria Antoinette, 131
Marietta, 15,47, 55, 107, 121-31, 152-56, 162-9,254, 277, 307, 315, 335 Marion, 306, 334, 340 Markley, Captain, 199-201 Marple, Mr, 184 Marsh, William E., 336, 401 Marshall, Chief Justice, 57, 118, 181 Marshall, James, 57 Martin, Ebenezer, 401 Martin, Isaac, 162 Martin, William, 399, 402 Martin, Z. R., 402 Marvin, Mr, 184 Marysville, 335 Mason, J. W., 400 Mason, Sampson, 360 Massachusetts, 131, 151, 152 Massie, Gen Nathaniel, 160-62, 176, 339 Massie, Henry, 184, 345 Massillion, 57, 308, 315 Mast, J., 400 Matson, Captain, 205 Maumee valley, 278 Maxwell, William, 320 Maylin, Thomas, 294 Maysville, KY, 13, 132, 160, 338
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McArthur’s blockhouse, 190 McArthur, 184
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McArthur, Duncan, 160, 189, 193, 230, 242-43, 339, 357-63
McBride, James, 122
McCabe, J. C., 403
McClenehan, Captain, 113
McClintick, W. T„ 403
McColister, D., 403
McColloch, Mr, 184
McColloch, William, 401
McConnel, Mr, 184
McConnell, Alexander, 364
McConnelsville, 334
McCorkle, John, 364
McCoy’s marble quarry, 38, 40
McCoy, A. W., 399
McCoy, C., 403
McCoy, John, 38, 402
McCoy, R. W., 399
McCracken, Captain, 205
McCracken, S. F., 403
McCrea, (officer), 141
McCrea, Mathew, 401
McCulloch, J. M., 401
McCune, Captain, 224-25
McDonald, Col Augus, 119, 402
McDonald, Col John, 403
McDowell, John, 359
McElvain, Andrew, 399
McElvain, Lieut (Capt) John, 238-39, 358, 399
McFarland, William, 176, 186, 358
McGowan, William, 363
McGuffey, Rev William H., 294-95
McGuigan, John, 400
McHenry, Mr, 373-74
McHenry, Samuel, 364
Mcllvaine, Bishop, 289
Mclntire, John, 359
McIntosh, General, 119-22
McKeehan, Doctor, 211-12, 398
McKinney, Mr, 184
McLandburgh, J. & H. M., 403
McLaughlin, Alexander, 184, 186
McLean, Archibald, 362
McLean, John, 358-60
McLean, M. N„ 401
McLean, Nathaniel, 362
McLean, William, 360, 400
McLene, Gen Jeremiah, 169, 357, 360
Mcmath, (officer), 141
McMicken, C., 400
Me Mickle, (officer), 141
McMillan, Thomas, 362 McMillian, William, 130, 162, 360 McNamur, H.,402 McNary, Samuel, 361
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Mead, Captain, 208 Means, John, 364 Medbury, N., 399 Medina, 308, 334 Meeks, Lieutenant, 224
Meigs, Return J., 130, 154, 158, 162-64, 177, 189, 193-203, 221-22, 357-59 Menager, Mr, 77 Mentz, 318, 328 Mercer, Mr, 374 Merriam, Reuben, 401 Miami valley, 89, 91, 92, 278 Michigan Territory, 157, 163, 170-74, 188, 199-202 Middle island, 61 Middletown, 269-77 Mifflin, Mr, 373 Milford hills, CT, 17 Miller’s bottom, 94 Miller, Charles, 213 Miller, Col John, 190, 197, 214-19, 238 Miller, Jacob, 361 Miller, James, 402 Miller, Mrs Catharine, 142 Miller, S. R., 361,400 Miller, William, 399, 401 Millersburg, 334 Mills, Colonel, 214 Mills, Roswell, 254, 362 Mills, Zachariah, 358, 399 Milnor Hall, 290 Miner, J. L., 399 Miner, Jeremiah, 399 Minor, Gideon, 361 Minor, Isaac, 274 Mississippi territory, 158, 181 Mississippi valley, 10, 15, 36-7, 66, 104-06, 151, 237, 251,283,299,352 Mitchell, David, 364 Mitchell, Mrs, 332 Mitchell, Robert, 360 Monceytown, IN, 200-01 Monroe, 306
Monore, President James, 127 Montgomery, (officer), 141
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Montgomery, Mr, 373 Montgomery, Rev S. H., 294 Montreal, 107, 188, 194, 188, 194 Montville, 308 Moore, James, 362 Moore, Samuel A., 402 Moore, Thomas, 401 Moore, William H., 362-63 Moorehead, (officer), 141 Moravian missionaries, 121, 232 Morgan, (officer), 141 Morgan, E. & Son, 400 Morgan, Edward L., 364 Morgan, Ens John E., 197 Morgan, Ephraim, 320 Morgan, Gen J. E„ 402 Morris, (soldier), 240 Morris, T. W.,401 Morris, Thomas, 358-63 Morrison, M. W., 294 Morrison, Samuel, 400 Morristown, 308
Morrow, Gov Jeremiah, 49, 176, 266-69, 274, 357-60, 400 Moss, Doctor, 58 Mount Sterling, 403 Mount Vernon, 194, 289, 307, 334, 344 Mt. Pleasant, 315 Muhlenberg, Francis, 360 Muir, Major, 229-31 Munch, William, 402 Munfort, Robert, 294 Murray, Captain, 113 Murray, Elias, 364 Murray, Mr, 184 Muskingum, 363 Musser, Peter, 361 Myers, George, 403 Myers, John, 300, 362, 401 Myers, Matthias, 402 Myers, Mr, 75
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Nashville, TN, 179, 223 Natchez, 181 National Republican, 320 Naussau Hall, 165, 182 Near, Augustus, 402 Neff, William, 300 Neville, Morgan, 400
New Athens, 290
New Connecticut, 122-27, 160, 167, 283-84, 316
New England, 172
New Haven, CT, 17
New Lexington, 201
New Lisbon, 101, 277, 315, 333, 344
New Orleans boats, 246
New Orleans, 57, 145, 180-81, 246-51
New Phihdelplhia, 335
Newark, 194, 266-67, 307, 334, 343
Newark, NJ, 164
Newberry settlement, 152
Newbury, 131
Newcomb, George, 364
Newport, 184, 223, 214
Newton, Abm. N., 400
Niagara (vessel), 231
Niagara, 211, 234-44
Nicholson, Thomas, 119
Niel, William, 399
Nile’s Register, 229
Niles, Professor, 294
Nixon, Professor, 294
Noel, James, 403
North Bend, 128, 132, 240, 279
North Western Territory, 126-244, 352
Norton, Aaron, 364
Norton, M., 403
Norwalk, 307, 315, 334
Nova Scotio, 127
Nurse, Samuel R„ 403
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O’Groat, John, 398 Ohio City, 308
Ohio Company, 126-32, 151, 157-59, 170, 259-60
Ohio Gazette , 346
Ohio State Journal , 321
Ohio Temperance Society, 322
Oldham, (officer), 141
Olds, Doctor B. S., 402
Olds, Doctor E. B., 401
Olds, Joseph, 364, 401
Oliver, Capt William, 215-17
Oliver, Maj William, 169
Oliver, Robert, 162
Olmsted, Philo H„ 321,399
Orleans (vessel), 249
Orleans ‘ark’, 46
Osborn, Ralph, 358
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Osborne, Ezra, 359 Oswego, 107 Overton, Major, 208 Owen, John, 401 Owens, Lieutenant, 141 Oxford, 290, 306 Ozwalt, Michael, 363
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Paine, Mr, 373
Painesville, 54, 280, 308, 315 Palmer, Thomas, 400 Palmer, William, 400 Parcels, Peter, 402 Paris, John R., 361 Parish, Orris, 358 Parker, Jonas S., 402 Parkersburgh, 156
Parsons, Dr Samuel, 128-29, 158, 357, 399
Patridge, Mr, 373
Patterson, John, 360-61, 399
Patterson, William, 360
Paul, Col George, 238
Paul, John, 359
Paul, Maj James, 134
Payne, General, 203
Pease, Calvin, 176, 183, 358
Peers, Rev B. O., 294
Penn, H. L., 403
Pennsylvania line, 120
Pennsylvania volunteers, 134,214-20
Pennsylvania*
Perkins’ brigade, 201, 210 Perkins, Simon, 213 Perry’s fleet, 222-44 Perry, G. C., 401 Perry, Lieutenant, 222-44 Perrysburgh, 51, 190, 280, 335 Peters, G. M., 402 Petersburg, VA, 282 Petersburg!! volunteers, 217-18 Phelps, Samuel, 363
Philadelphia, 23, 142-46, 159, 240, 324, 336-37
Piatt, Col Robert, 57, 141
Pick pocket island, 60
Pickaway plains, 28-9, 93, 114-19, 340
Pickaway towns, 112
Pickering, Colonel, 144-45
Picket, Albert, 191, 294, 401
Picket, J. W., 401
Pickets, Messrs, 297 Pickney (Mr) of SC, 374 Pierce, Captain, 201 Pierce, Isaac, 130 Pierce, Thomas L„ 364 Pierpont, M. E., 399 Pike, Jarvis, 336 Piketon, 239, 334 Pilson, James, 403 Pinkney, Mr, 189 Pinney, Ensign, 194 Pinney, Levi, 399 Piqua, 50, 134, 195-97, 277, 308 Pittsburgh Blues, 199 Pittsburgh volunteers, 212-18, 227-31 Pittsburgh, 44-5, 108-11, 119, 123, 157, 202, 249, 269, 277, 344
Point Pele island, 61 Point Pleasant, 111-18 Pollock, David, 403 Pollock, Mr, 184 Pool, Mr, 184 Port Clinton, 62 Portage, 15, 18, 306, 344 Porter, Capt George, 400 Portland, 60
Portsmouth, 14, 47, 48-58, 265, 272-76, 308, 315, 334, 345, 403
Post, Professor, 294
Powel’s valley, NC, 122
Prairie du Chien, 140, 145, 236
Pratt, E. P., 402
Prescott, F. W., 296
Presque Isle, 107, 150, 204
Price, Captain, 141
Price, John W., 359
Price, Major, 148
Price, Mr, 184
Price, Samuel, 402
Price, William H., 402
Prince, William & Sons, 76
Princeton, NJ, 165, 182
Pritchard, James, 162
Pritchard, Mr, 184
Proctor, Colonel, 208-31, 282, 398
Punshon, Rev R., 400
Purcell, Bishop, 294
Purdy, Ensign, 141
Purviance, Mr, 184
Put-in-bay island, 60
Putnam, 315, 341
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Putnam, Gen Rufus, 128-31, 169, 330 Putnam, Mr, 184 Putnam, Rev F., 401
Quebec, 107-08, 194,211 Queen Charlotte (vessel), 231 Queenston, 11
° IR °
Ramsay, Charles R., 320, 400 Randall, A., 400 Rathbone, Mr, 266 Ravenna, 334 Ray, Joseph, 294-96 Rayen, William, 213 Read, N.C., 374, 400 Reed, Colonel, 266 Reed, Samuel, 401 Reeder, E. B., 400 Reese, William J., 403 Reeves, (officer), 141 Reeves, J. Jr, 403 Refugee lands, 259 Reilly, John, 163 Reilly, Thomas, 302 Religious sects:
Associate Reformed, 305 Baptists, 305 Campbellites, 305 Catholics, 305
Cumberland Presbyterians, 305 Congregationalists, 305 Cumberland Presbsterians, 297 Dunkards, 305 Friends, 305 German Lutherians, 305 Jews, 305 Methodists, 305 Mormonites, 305 Newlights or Halcyons, 305 Presbyterians, 305 Protestant Episcopalians, 305 Quakers, 305 Radical Methodists, 305 Seceders, 305 Shakers, 305 Society of Jesus, 297 Swedenborgians, 305
Religious sects (cont)
Unionists, 305 Unitarians, 305 United Brethem in Christ, 305 Universalists, 305
Renick, Hon T., 401 Renick, James, 229 Renick, Josiah, 402 Renick, William Jr, 402 Renshaw, John, 403 Reynolds, Major, 206-09 Rhineheart, W. R.,401 Rhode Island, 131, 152 Rice, George W., 401 Richardson, George, 362 Richland, 306 Richmond, 124, 181 Ricords, J. B„ 400 Riddle, A. N„ 401 Ridgeway, S. H., 402 Rigdon, Thomas, 364 Riley, Capt James, 68 Ritchie, Mr, 17
Rives, Dr Landon C., 297, 400 Roberts, James, 362 Robinson, G. M., 399 Robinson, James, 361-64 Robison, James, 364 Rochester, NY, 265 Rock island, 91 Rock, Hanson, 402 Rockwell, B. W., 401 Rocky island, 60 Rocky mountains, 34-5, 92, 281 Rogers, Samuel, 402 Rogers, William, 154 Roscoe, 277
Ross, Joseph W., 364, 403 Ross, R. M., 401 Ross, S. & W., 402 Ross, Thomas R., 360 Ross, William, 403 Rossville, 50 Roup, Rev J. A., 402 Rowland, James, 306 Rowland, Joshua, 163 Royalton, 27 Ruggles, Almon, 364 Ruggles, Benjamin, 185, 359 Rumford, Count, 38
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Russell, William, 360, 364, 403 Ryan, Capt James, 226, 403
Safford, Robert, 213
Saint Lawrence valley, 37
Salomon, F. C. F., 300
Salomon, P. L. F„ 400
Salsburg, James, 403
Sanderson, George, 361, 403
Sandusky, 12, 61, 213-14, 223, 278-80, 341
Sandwich, 192
Saratoga, 193, 235
Sargeant, Gov Winthrop, 103, 128-30, 140, 158, 357
Sargeant, James, 359
Sargent, Colonel, 141
Saunders, Miskell, 399
Sawyier, Nathaniel, 402
Saylor, Daniel, 362
Schenk, General, 268
Schenk, William C., 162
Schillinger, William, 400
Schofield, Mr, 184
Schooley, Israel, 302
Scioto land company, 159
Scioto salt works, 167
Scioto valley, 310
Scofield, Elnathan, 362
Scott & Wright, 321
Scott, G., 403
Scott, General, 136, 147
Scott, Gov Charles, 195, 401
Scott, John W., 306
Scott, Professor, 294
Scott, T. T., 403
Scott, Thomas, 169, 185, 358-59, 396
Sebree, Captain, 205, 219
Seneca (old town), 224-31
senior militia, 129
Sevart, F„ 399
Sexton, Gen John, 403
Seymour, Jeffry, 302
Shaffer, Samuel, 400
Shane, (officer), 196
Shannon, Thomas, 360-64
Sharp, Mr, 184
Shaw, Edmund, 399
Shaw, John, 363
Shelby, (officer), 232-33, 263
Shelby, David, 364
Shelby, John, 362-64 Shelby, Mr, 184 Shepard, Mr, 184 Sherman, Abel, 153-54 Sherman, Charles R., 358 Sherman, Mr, 373 Shield, George, 400 Shields, James, 254, 360-64 Shields, Mr, 184 Ship island, 60 Ship, Ensign, 224-31 Shoemaker, Charles, 401 Short, Colonel, 228 Short, J. C., 361 Sibley, Solomon, 162 Sidney, 334 Sill, Joseph, 402 Silliman’s Journal, 28 Silliman, C. O., 403 Silliman, Professor, 17, 108 Silliman, Wyllys, 176, 186, 358 Simeral’s regiment, 199 Simm, Dr Thomas, 294 Simons, Royal D., 361 Simpson, Captain, 207 Simpson, Matthew, 364 Singer, E„ 400 Skerrett, W. H., 403 Slack, Rev E., 294, 400 Slaughter, Robert F., 361-64 Sloan, David, 363-64 Sloan, John, 360 Sloane, Jonathan, 360-62 Smith (Mr) of NY, 374-75 Smith, (officer), 141 Smith, John, 162, 176-80, 359 Smith, Mr, 184 Smith, Samuel, 249 Smith, Stephen C., 364 Smith, William, 335 Snake island, 61 Snider, J. L., 401 Somerset, 269, 334 Spafford, Mr, 184 Spaight, Mr, 374 Spangle, David, 360 Spear, (officer), 141 Spear, D. D., 403 Spencer, O. M., 400 Spencer, H. E., 400 Spencer, John, 362
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Spencer, O. M. Jr, 400
Sprigg, William, 176, 182, 358
Springfield, 39, 50, 58, 133, 268, 279, 333, 341
Springwells, 193
Sproat, A. D., 402
Sproat, Ebenezer, 130
Spurling, James, 399
St. Clair, Arthur Jr, 162-77
St. Clair, Arthur, 128-47, 158, 161-64, 172, 357
St. Clairsville, 160, 308, 333
St. Genevieve, 159
St. George red cross, 218
St. Joseph, 306
St. Louis, 108, 159, 250, 279
St. Marys, 334
Stagner, Lieutenant, 141
Stanberry, H., 403
Stanberry, William, 360-64
Starling, L. Jr, 399
Starling, Lyne, 186, 336, 399
Starr, Henry, 400
Staughton, Doctor, 332
Staughton, Mrs Louisa, 332
Staunton, 189
Stebbins, Lieut Samuel, 129 Steinman, Gotlieb, 267, 403 Stephenson, William, 400 Stetson, C., 400
Steubenville, 44, 306-15, 334, 344
Stevenson, Rev E., 402
Stewart, Joseph, 402
Stillwater, 284
Stites, Benjamin, 130
Stites, Elijah, 130
Stites, Major, 132
Stockton, Richard, 165
Stone, Mr, 373
Stone, Sardine, 363
Storer, B., 400
Storer, Bellamy, 300, 360
Stover, P. R. &E.,401
Stover, Professor, 291
Stowe, Prof C. G., 294, 300
Strait, T. J., 400
Straits of St. Mary, 108
Strasburgh, 318
Strong, D. E. A., 400
Strong, J. P.,401
Strontian island, 61
Sullivan, Samuel, 358
Sullivant, Joseph, 399
Sullivan t, M. L., 399 Sullivant, W., 399 Sumner, Col William, 403 Sunderman, J. H., 402 Swan, Adam, 364 Swan, Hon Gustavius, 359, 399 Swan, Joseph R., 359 Swarmsted, L., 307 Swayne, N. H., 399 Swearengen, Mr, 184 Swearingen, Colonel J., 403 Sweet springs, VA, 1 12 Swindell, S., 401
Symmes’ Purchase, 127, 132, 170, 259-60 Symmes, Daniel, 165, 358
Symmes, John Cleves, 126-28, 132, 158, 186, 242, 357 Symmes, Peyton S., 298, 401 Symonds, Mr, 154
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Talbot, Lloyd, 254, 361
Talbott, D. L., 294
Talbott, J. L., 400
Tallmadge, D.,403
Tappan, Benjamin, 274, 359
Tarlton, John, 402
Tatman, Mr, 184
Taylor, A. Y„ 399
Taylor, J. L., 402
Thatcher, Doctor N. W., 402
The Centinel of the Northwestern Territory, 320
The Western Christian Advocate, 307
The Western Sky, 320
Thomas, Captain, 141
Thompson, Daniel, 402
Thompson, John, 185, 359-60
Thorp, John C., 400
Thrall, William B., 401
Three Sisters island, 60
Tiffin, 334
Tiffin, Gov Edward, 31, 162, 163, 169, 176, 184, 357-59, 396 Timmons, Levi, 402 Tippecanoe, 187, 190 Tipton, (officer), 141 Tod, Charles S., 36, 203 Tod, George, 358-59 Tod, Hon Thomas, 36, 183 Tod, Robert S., 36 Todd, General, 148
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Toledo, 279, 343
Tolfard, D. W., 300
Tomlin, R. P. K., 403
Topping, Jacob, 130
Torrence, Hon George P., 359, 400
Towls, Lieutenant, 149
Townsley, William M., 361
Tracy, C. O., 403
Tracy, S. M., 403
Traverse, Scott, 130
Treaty of Greenville, 133, 150, 187
Trible, William A., 359
Trimble, Gov Allen, 19, 259-60, 357, 363-64
Trimble, Maj William, 217, 238-39
Trollope, Lady, 133, 338
Trotter, Captain, 201
Trotter, General, 234
Troy, 50, 308, 334
Trueman, Major, 141, 145-46
Trumbull, 306
Tupper, Benjamin, 129
Tupper, Gen Edward W., 197-213
Turkey island, 61
Turner, John, 364
Tyler, P. W., 401
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Uniontown, PA, 134 Unionville, 308
United States military tract, 127, 259 Upper Sandusky, 122, 152, 213-31 Urbana, 26, 50, 101, 189-97, 315, 333 Umer, Mrs, 332 Utica, 308
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Vail, Mrs, 332 Valentine, Jacob, 401 Van Buren, Martin, 349 Van Deman, Henry, 306 Van Renselaer, Solomon, 266 Van Renselaer, Stephen, 272 Van Swaringen, (officer), 141 Vance, David, 162 Vance, Joseph, 357-60, 399 Vance, William, 362 Vanceville, 162 Vanderburg, Henry, 162 Vandyke, John P., 306
Vamum, James M., 128-29, 158, 357 Vernon, Major, 121 Vesuvius (vessel), 249 Vevay, IN, 77
Vincennes, IN, 89, 159, 162 Vinton, Samuel F„ 360 Virgin, Brice, 130
Virginia military tract, 127, 178, 259 Virginia volunteers, 214-20 Virginia*
Visger, Jacob, 162 Vore, Mr, 184
= W =
Wadsworth, Mr, 373 Wakeman, 308 Walker, John, 402 Walker, Timothy, 294 Wallnut hill, 291 Walters, Lieutenant, 141 Waltz, Lieutenant, 201 Wappatomica, 119 Warburton, (officer), 228 Ward, Captain, 113 Ward, Jacob, 364 Warm springs, VA, 112 Warren, 277-80, 315, 335, 344 Warriner, Phanuel W., 306 Warth, Robert, 154
Washington, 44, 104, 179, 188, 191, 272, 282, 321, 333 Washington, Gen George, 114, 118, 133-82, 323-24, 399 Waterford, 153 Waters, James, 402 Waterways:
Alleghany river, 44-5
Au Glaize river, 50, 125, 147, 196, 214
Beaver creek, 119
Big Sandy river, 13, 45
Big Walnut creek, 48
Black river, 52-5, 62, 278
Boke’s creek, 48
Bottle river, 47
Captina creek, 110-18
Cincinnati & White Water canal, 279
Cincinnati canal, 50
Clinton canal, 252
Coneaut creek, 160
Congress creek, 152
Cross-creek, 308
Cumberland river, 86, 124
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Waterways (cont)
Cuyahoga (lake) river, 24, 47, 52-5, 62, 125, 223 324, 345
Cuyahoga falls, 53, 308 Darby creek, 48 Dayton canal, 50, 343 Deer creek, 48, 59, 75, 339 Delaware river, 25 1 Detroit river, 64 Dry run, 26 Duck creek, 59, 155 Erie canal, 25, 58, 267-78, 338-45 Gahannah creek, 48 Geauga river, 12 Grand river, 12, 54, 306 Great Beaver river, 284 Great Hocking river, 156 Great Kenhawa river, 111-13 Great Miami river, 26, 50-5, 86, 125-36, 189, 265-69, 284, 390 Green river, 38, 124 Hargus’s creek, 25
Hockhocking river, 47, 49, 97, 113-17, 126, 128
Hocking river, 277, 338
Hudson canal, 267
Hudson river, 25 1
Hudson’s bay, 35
Huron river, 12-3, 52, 62, 194
Illinois river, 66, 107
Ioway river, 66
James river, 1 12
Kentucky river, 122
Killbuck river, 55
Lake Erie, •
Lake Huron, 10, 64, 107
Lake Michigan, 10, 41, 42, 64, 102, 107, 343, 390 Lake Ontario, 11,41, 101, 229, 237 Lake St. Clair, 107
Lake Superior, 11, 44, 61, 64, 101, 188 Lancaster canal, 57 Licking river, 133
Little Eagle (Kiskepeela Seppee) river, 15
Little Hocking river, 155-56
Little Kanhawa river, 44
Little Miami river, 49, 52, 56, 123-34, 160, 280
Little Muskingum river, 155
Little Scioto creek, 48
Little Walnut creek, 48
Louisville canal, 44
Mad river, 26, 50, 343
Mahoning river, 53, 55
Waterways (cont)
Maumee bay, 54, 60, 62, 146, 205, 215-16,
223-44, 277
Maumee canal, 54, 274-78, 343 Maumee river, 50-5, 101, 125, 133-38, 143-58, 190-244 Miami bay, 390 Miami canal, 274-78 Miami river, 55, 77, 98, 306, 390 Mill creek, 48, 308, 332 Missisineway river, 199-201, 214 Mississippi (Meesyseepee) river, •
Missouri river, 66, 25 1 Mohawk river, 110 Monday creek, 17 Monongahela river, 44-5, 111 Moxahala creek, 32
Muskingum river, 18,31,46,47, 50-56, 119, 121-31, 154, 239,277, 341-42 New York canal, 252 Niagara river, 11, 107, 108, 239-44 Ohio canal, 25, 267-78, 338-45 Ohio river, •
Olentangy creek, 42, 48 Paint creek, 13, 48, 339 Plum run, 27 Portage falls, 52 Portage river, 211-15 Potomac river, 109-14, 251 Raisin river, 204-15, 228 Red river, 35 Rochester river, 1 1 Rock river, 66 Rocky river, 52 Rush creek, 48 Salt creek, 48
Sandusky bay, 52, 60-2, 225-31 Sandusky river, 51-5, 119,224-44, 315 Sandy creek, 277 Scioto river, •
St. Joseph’s river, 51, 135, 147, 201 St. Lawrence river, 50-5, 101, 246, 251 St. Mary’s river, 51, 134-35, 147, 196 Tennessee river, 86 Thames river, 156, 232-37 Tombigbee river, 181 Tuscarawas river, 47, 53-5, 119 Upper Miami river, 202 Upper Mississippi river, 66, 102 Upper Ohio river, 132 Venango river, 109
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Waterways (cont)
Vernon river, 289, 344 Wabash canal, 54, 278
Wabash river, 66-7, 89, 125, 136-37, 166, 199, 215, 278
Walhonding canal, 277 Walnut creek, 57 Washita river, 180 Wisconsin river, 66, 102 Yellow creek. 111, 118
Watson, John, 403 Watson, Luman, 302 Waverly, 15 Wayne’s War, 349
Wayne, Gen Anthony, 122-25, 133, 143-51, 203, 224, 241-44,266 Waynesville, 280 Weaver, Sergeant, 227 Webb, Clayton, 361-64 Webster, Taylor, 360 Weed, Ira M., 306 Welch, William, 402 Wells, Bazaleel, 359 Wells, Colonel, 225-26 Wells, William, 130 Wellsburgh, VA, 160 West Union, 333 Western Intelligencer, 321 Wetherill, W. H„ 401 Wheedon, Mr, 184 Wheeler, Samuel, 364 Wheeling, VA, 24, 44, 46, 110-22, 160, 341 Whiskey insurrection, PA, 144 White Sulphur springs, VA, 112 Whitehill, James, 358, 399 Whitely, Colonel, 235 Whittlesey, Elisha, 360 Wildbahn, Thomas, 403 Wiley, William, 364 Wilkinson, General, 136 Williams, Captain, 205 Williams, George W., 364 Williams, Jesse, 400 Williams, John, 400
Williams, Micajah T., 263-64, 274, 361-64, 400
Williams, Milo G., 294
Williamsburg, VA, 111-14
Williamson, Colonel, 121-22
Williamsport, 59
Wills, H. K., 300
Wilmington, 333
Wilson, (officer), 141
Wilson, H. B., 401
Wilson, James, 361
Wilson, John, 400
Wilson, Rev J. L., 294
Wilson, William, 359-60
Winchester, Gen James, 189, 196-244
Windsor, 307
Wing, Mrs, 299
Winship, Thomas J., 117, 401
Winstead, John, 402
Winstead, William, 402
Wisconsin Territories, 87, 102, 158, 163
Wise, James, 401
Wiseman, J. A., 401
Witter, Dexter, 306
Wittich, F. F„ 402
Wolf creek settlement, 153-54
Wolf, George, 115-16
Wolf, Joseph, 400
Wolfley, G. E., 402
Womeldorf, Daniel, 197, 363-64
Wood, Captain, 213-16
Wood, John, 268, 360
Wood, Mr, 184
Wood, Reuben, 358-59
Wood, William, 298
Woodruff, William, 400
Woods, Elijah, 359
Woodsfield, 334
Woodward, William, 294
Wooster, 306, 315, 335
Worthington, 42, 290, 308
Worthington, Gov Thomas, 162-76, 263, 274, 357-64
Worthington, J. T., 402
Worthington, V., 401
Wright, E., 400
Wright, Jabez, 364
Wright, John, 307, 358-60
Wright, Rev J. F„ 400
Wyllis, Major, 135, 321
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Xenia, 50, 58, 199, 279-80, 315, 333, 346, 403
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Yates (Mr) of NY, 375 Yeatman, G., 401
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Yellow springs, 86, 279 Young, John, 399 Young, Robert, 364 Young, William, 400
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Zane’s island, 44 Zane, Ebenezer, 34 1 Zane, Jonathan, 119 Zanes trace, 338
Zanesville, 22-33, 127, 166, 181, 186, 201, 239, 259, 269, 280-86, 307, 315, 334-42, 403 Zimmer, Louis A., 403 Zoar, 119,277
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