Robertson, William, 96

Ross, John, 96

St. Clair, General Arthur, sent against Indians, 42;

defeated, 42

Sassoonan, 16

Sawyer, B. C., Mayor, 51

Schaper, Fritz, 96

Schenley, Mrs. Mary, 106

Schenley Park, 90, 91

Scott, Walter, 116

Seibel, George, 114

Semple, Samuel, 35

Seward, William H., Secretary of State, visits Pittsburgh, 58

Sheedy, Morgan M., 116

Shiras, Charles R., 114

Singer, William H., 108

Siviter, Anna Pierpont, 121

Slavery, introduction into

United States, 53;

abolished, 53

Sloane, William H., 110

Smith, Lee S., 117

Snowden, John M., Mayor, 51

Stanwix, General, builds new Fort Pitt, 31

Stead, William T., 107

Stuart-Mitchell School, 102

Swank, James M., 117

Swinderen, R. de Marees van, 96

Swisshelm, Jane Grey, 121

Tanner, Henry O., 108

Tassey, John, 121

Taylor, President, visits Pittsburgh, 58

Thaw, William, 106

Thomson, James, Mayor, 51

Thurmston, Cora, 121

Thurston School, 102

Ticonderoga, capture of, 28

Trent, Captain William, established first permanent white

settlement in Pittsburgh, 20

Truax, Sarah, 114

Turtle Creek, 19

Uniontown, fort at, 21

United States Steel Corporation, 85

University of Pittsburgh, 41, 98

Ursuline Young Ladies' Academy, 102

Van Noppen, L. C., 120

Venango, 18

Verder, Emily E., 121

Virginia, claims site of Pittsburgh, 14;

sends Washington to retake Fort Duquesne, 20;

dispute with Pennsylvania settled, 40

Volz, Ferdinand E., Mayor, 51

Vondel, 120

Wabash R. R. Co., 49, 74

Wade, Annie, 121

Wales, Prince of, visits Pittsburgh, 58

Wall, A. Bryan, 108

Wall, Albert S., 108

Washington, George, the first Pittsburgher, 13;

first visits Pittsburgh, 13, 17;

his visits to Pittsburgh, 13, 14, 17, 35;

said to have named Pittsburgh, 14;

first impressions of site of Pittsburgh, 17;

hardships of journey to Fort Leboeuff, 17, 18, 19;

shot at by his Indian guide, 19;

saved from drowning by Gist, 19;

sent to retake Fort Duquesne, 20;

directs the retreat of Braddock's army, 24;

commands militia at Fort Duquesne, 28;

last visit to Pittsburgh, 35;

warns General St. Clair against Indians, 42;

sends army to suppress whisky insurrection, 44

Wayne, Fort, built by General Wayne, 42

Wayne, General Anthony, sent against Indians, 42;

builds Fort Defiance and Fort Wayne, 42;

defeats Indians, 42

Weaver, Henry A., Mayor, 51

Webster, Daniel, visits Pittsburgh, 58

Weeks, Joseph D., 117

Welles, Gideon, Secretary of Navy, visits Pittsburgh, 58

Western Theological Seminary, 102

Western University of Pennsylvania. See University of Pittsburgh

Westinghouse Company, 85

Westinghouse, George, 85

Whisky insurrection, 42

William II, Emperor of Germany, 101

Wilson, Erasmus, 113

Wilson, George, Mayor, 51

Wolfe, death of, 31

Woodwell, Joseph R., 108

Zooelogical garden, 102

Transcriber's notes:

Page 30 (026.png) - Left spelling of Missisippi as is in quoted letter

Index (026.png) - Corrected spelling of Breckinridge, John C. to match

correct spelling as in text (based on Internet search)

The name Rhys appears once in the text and once in the Index. In the print

copy, there is a carat over the y which is not included in this version.

The name Contrecoeur appears throughout the text with an oe ligature which

is removed for this version. Similarly OEdipus appears once herein without

the OE ligature.

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