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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

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Marietta, OH 45750-0522
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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
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Index to

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

= n =

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

- L =

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

- M =

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

= M® =

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

= 1MI® =

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

= N =

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

= © =

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

o IP o

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

- T -

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

= nj °

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

= V -

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

- X =

Xenia, 50, 58, 199, 279-80, 315, 333, 346, 403

= Y =

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

= Z o

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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