_Plain Dealing_, 351;
its manuscript, 351;
fac-simile of, 352;
autog., 351, 353;
note-book, 351.
Leclerc, _Bibliotheca Americana_, 217.
L’Ecuy globe, 214.
Leddra, William, hanged, 359, 505.
Lederer, John, _Discoveries_, 157.
Lefroy, _History of Bermuda_, 156.
Legislature, first, in America, 143.
Leicester, Earl of, 64, 74.
Leigh, Sir Thomas, 141.
Leigh, William, 158.
Leisler, Jacob, 411;
autog., 411;
his dwelling, 417.
Lelewel, _Géographie du Moyen Âge_, 8, 217.
Leng, Robert, 82.
Lenox, Duke of, 297, 301, 341;
autog., 275.
Lenox globe, 14, 212.
Lenox Library, 380.
Leroux, 212.
Lescarbot’s map (1609), 197.
Levett, Christopher, 303, 308, 366.
Levick, J. J., _John ap Thomas_, etc., 515.
Lewger, John, 528;
autog., 528.
Lewis, Alonzo, _History of Lynn_, 347.
Lewis, Lawrence, Jr., 488;
_Land Titles_, 512;
_Courts of Pennsylvania_, 512
Lewis, William, 531, 555, 556.
Leyden, Pilgrims in, 262;
university, 262, 263;
plan of the town, 263;
Pilgrims leave, 267;
later emigrations from, 276, 277;
H. C. Murphy on the Pilgrims at, 287;
George Sumner on the same, 286.
_See_ Pilgrims.
Libraries in Virginia, 153.
Lightfoot, Bishop, _Christian Ministry_, 254.
Lil, H. van, on William Penn, 506.
Linn, J. B., 510.
Linschoten, _Discours_, 205;
portrait, 206.
Lions, 186.
“Little James”, ship, 292.
Little Harbor (New Hampshire), 326.
Livermore, George, 354.
Livingston, William, 411, 453.
Lloyd, Charles, autog., 484.
Lloyd, David, 488.
Lloyd, Lawrence, 466.
Lloyd, Thomas, autog., 494.
Local histories, 363.
Lock, Lars, 494.
Locke, John, and Churchill’s _Voyages_, 205.
Locke or Lok, Michael, 86;
his map, 39, 205;
fac-simile, 40;
_History of West Indies_, 47.
Loddington, William, _Plantation Work_, 496.
Lodge, H. C., _Life of George Cabot_, 58;
_English Colonies_, 160;
on the Pocahontas story, 162.
Lodge, Thomas, with Cavendish, 84;
his _Margarite of America_, 84.
Lodwick, C., 420.
Loe, Thomas, 473, 475.
Log invented, 207.
Logan and Penn correspondence, 506.
Lok. _See_ Locke.
London coast, 90.
London Company, 127.
_London Spy_, 373.
Longfellow, H. W., _Courtship of Miles Standish_, 294.
Long Island, 388, 457, 458;
assigned to New York, 391.
Longitude, methods of, 35, 41;
first meridian of, 212, 214.
“Lord Sturton”, ship, 186.
Lorrencourt, 79.
Lotteries, 141; in Virginia, 158.
Lovelace, Francis, governor, 395;
autog., 395;
leaves, 397;
letters, 414.
Lucas, _Charters of the Old English Colonies_, 153.
Lucas, Nicolas, autog., 430.
Ludlow’s laws (Connecticut), 334.
Ludwell, Thomas, 149.
Lumley’s Inlet, 90.
Lyford, John, 277.
Lygonia, 191, 323, 324.
Lyon, Henry, 437.
Macaulay, T. B., on William Penn, 506;
his views controverted, 506.
Macauley, James, _History of New York_, 413.
Mace, Captain Samuel, 115.
Mackie, J. M., _Life of Samuel Gorton_, 378.
Macock, Samuel, 143.
Madison, Isaac, 141, 146.
“Madre de Dios”, ship, 116.
Maffeius, map (1593), 196;
_Historiarum Indicarum libri_, 196.
Magellan, 66; his straits, 201, 203.
Magin, _Histoire Universelle_, 184.
Magnetic pole first suggested, 207.
Maine, documentary history, 208;
grants and charters, 209;
province of, 310, 324;
bought by Massachusetts, 320, 324;
her history, 321;
patents, 321;
Massachusetts again in possession, 325;
authorities on the history of, 363;
origin of name, 363;
patent to Gorges, 363;
royal charter, 363;
records, 363, 364;
royal commissioners in, 325, 363;
histories of, 364;
bibliography of, 209, 365;
map of the coast, 190;
English on the coast, 193.
_See_ Gorges, Norumbega, Pemaquid, Popham.
Maine Historical Society, 208;
_Collections_, 365.
Major, R. H., 191;
on Cabot’s voyage, 45.
Malabar, Cape, 382, 383.
Malectites, 382.
Malignants, 147.
Man, Abraham, 488.
Manchese, 110, 111.
Mangi, sea, 67, 68;
region, 68.
Manning, Captain, 397.
Manoa, 117.
Manomet, 272.
Manor of Frank (Pennsylvania), 482.
Manteo, 110, 111, 114.
Manufactures in Virginia, 166;
in New England, 316.
Marco, Cape, 101.
“Maria”, ship, 95.
Mariana, 367.
“Marigold”, ship, 65, 187.
_Mariner’s Mirrour_, 207.
Markham, A. H., _Voyages of John Davis_, 99.
Markham, C. R., 79;
_Voyages of Baffin_, 99.
Markham, William, 478;
letters, 497.
Maroons, 65.
Marriage, first, in Virginia, 132.
Marshall, O. H., on the charters of New York, 414;
on Denonville’s expedition, 415.
Marsillac, J., _Vie de Penn_, 506.
Marston, _Eastward ho!_, 128.
Martha’s Vineyard, 180.
Martin, John, 128, 137, 143, 146.
Martin, J. H., _Chester and its Vicinity_, 510.
Martin, _Gazetteer of Virginia_, 165.
_Martin Mar-Prelate Tracts_, 237, 238.
Martindale, J. C., _Byberry and Moreland_, 509.
Marvin, W. T. R., edits the _New England’s Jonas_, 355.
Mary, Queen, autog., 7.
“Mary and John”, ship, 176.
“Mary of Guilford”, ship, 170, 185, 186.
Maryland, history of, 517;
charter, 517;
name of, 520;
bounds, 520;
powers of the Proprietors, 520, 521;
rights of the settlers, 522;
controversy with Virginia, 522, 528;
Jesuit missions, 523, 554;
the charter’s significance of toleration, 523, 530, 562;
map of, 465, 525;
colonists arrive, 526;
early assemblies, 527, 528, 530, 531;
struggle of colonists with the Proprietor, 529;
Ingle’s usurpation, 532;
overthrown, 532;
Toleration Act, 534, 541, 555, 560;
passed by Catholics, 534;
indorsement of, 535;
Puritan settlers, 535;
two houses of the Assembly formed, 536;
commissioners’ demands, 537;
second conquest, 538;
victory of the Puritans of Providence, 539;
the Proprietor reinstated, 541;
population, 543;
coinage, 543;
boundary disputes with Pennsylvania, 478, 488, 489, 548;
writ of _quo warranto_ against the charter, 550;
Coode’s “Association”, 551;
proprietary government ends, 552;
a royal province, 553;
sources of its history, 553;
_Relation_ (of 1634), 553;
(of 1635), 553;
letters of Jesuit missionaries, 553;
map, 553;
boundary disputes with Virginia, 554;
battle of Providence, authorities on, 554;
archives of the State, 555-557;
laws, 529, 556, 557, 562;
calendar of State papers, 556;
loss of records, 557;
documents in State-Paper Office in London, 557;
index to them, 557;
other manuscript sources, 557;
histories, 559;
seal of the colony, 559;
proportion of Catholics, 560;
the question of toleration discussed, 561;
source of charter, 561;
bibliography of, 561;
local histories, 561.
_See_ Calvert, Kent Island, etc.
Maryland Historical Society, 562; publications, 562.
Mason, Charles, autog., 489.
Mason, Captain John, of New Hampshire, on the Maine coast, 193;
his will, 367;
grant of Laconia, 308, 327, 328;
vice-president of Council for New England, 309;
grant of New Hampshire, 310, 367;
his grants, 329;
autog., 364;
dies, 328;
memoir by C. W. Tuttle, 364.
Mason, John, of Connecticut, in Pequot war, 348;
autog., 348;
his narrative, 349.
Mason, Robert Tufton, 329, 367.
Mason and Dixon’s line, 489, 514, 515.
Massa, 104.
Massachusetts, 310;
early meant Boston Harbor, 179, 183;
patent, 309, 310, 342;
charter, 311, 342, 343;
government of, 312;
objects of the founders, 312;
charter attacked, 313;
charter concealed, 318;
her relations with the other colonies, 316;
buys the patent of Maine, 320, 364;
writ of _quo warranto_ against the charter, 321;
origin of name of, 342;
authorities for its history, 342;
government transferred to the soil, 343;
archives of, 343;
records printed, 343, 359;
manuscripts elsewhere, 343;
histories of, 344;
laws of, 314, 349-351, 373;
struggle to maintain its charter, 362;
authorities on the struggle, 362;
bibliography of, 363;
claims westward to the Pacific, 396;
claim to lands west of the Hudson, 405.
_See_ New England.
Massachusetts Company, 342, 343.
Massachusetts Historical Society, archives of, 343;
publications, 343;
_Collections_, 343;
_Proceedings_, 343.
Massachusetts Mount, 342.
_See_ Blue Hills.
Massachusetts River, 342.
Masson, _Life of Milton_, 245.
Massonia, 367.
Massasoit, 274, 282;
his family, 290.
Mataoka. _See_ Pocahontas.
Mather, Cotton, autog., 319;
his library, 345;
_Ecclesiastical History of New England_, or _Magnalia_, 240, 283,
345;
portrait, 345;
_Diary_, 345;
_Parentator_, 345;
on the Wheelwright deed, 367;
map of New England, 345, 384;
forged letter of, 502.
Mather, Increase, _Relation of the Troubles_, 340, 361;
_Brief History of the War_, 361.
Mather, Richard, 255, 350.
_Mather Papers_, 374.
Matowack, 388.
Matthews, Samuel, 149.
Mattson, Margaret, 488.
Maverick, Samuel, 360;
autog., 311, 388;
controversy with Massachusetts, 354.
Mavooshen, 363.
Maxwell’s _Virginia Historical Register_, 168.
May, Dorothy, autog., 268.
May’s Arctic expedition, 104.
Mayer, Brantz, 533, 559, 562;
_Calvert and Penn_, 507.
Mayer, Lewis, 557, 562.
“Mayflower”, ship, 267;
passengers on, 267, 292;
their autographs, 268;
last survivor, 271;
passengers, origin of, 284;
her history, 290.
_See_ Pilgrims, Jones.
Maynarde, Thomas, 82.
McCall, Peter, 512.
McCamant, Thomas, 510.
McCormick, S. J., 372.
McDonald, Colonel A. W., his report on Virginia bounds, 159.
McMahon, J. V. L., _History of Maryland_, 559.
McSherry, James, _History of Maryland_, 560.
McSherry, Richard, 560;
_Essays and Lectures_, 560.
Meade, _Old Churches and Families of Virginia_, 160.
Medina, _Arte de Navegar_, 207.
Meeting-houses, old, in New England, 319.
Megiser, _Septentrio novantiquus_, 104.
Melton, Edward, _Zee- en Landreizen_, 419.
Mendocino, Cape, 74-76, 80.
_Menzies Catalogue_, passim.
Mennonites, 251, 479, 490.
Mercator, Gerard, his engraved gores of a globe, 214;
Hondy’s edition, 167, 381;
his projection improved by Wright, 208.
Merchant adventurers, 266.
Merlan, J. E. V., 491.
“Mermaid”, ship, 89.
Merrill, James C., 353.
Merry Mount, 278.
Metacomet, 282.
Meta Incognita, 86, 89, 91.
Meusel, _Bibliotheca Historica_, 124.
Mew, Richard, 435.
Mexico, press in, 350.
Mey, Cornelius Jacobsen, 422.
Miantonomo, 368.
“Michael”, ship, 86.
Michener, Ezra, _Early Quakerism_, 505.
Mickle, Isaac, _Old Gloucester_, 456.
Middletown (New Jersey), 424, 427.
Milford (Connecticut), 333.
Millard, F. J., 104.
Millenary petition, 239.
Miller, J., _Description of New York_, 420.
Millet, Father, his _Relation_, 415.
“Minion”, ship, 64.
Minot, G. R., _History of Massachusetts_, 344.
Mint in Boston, 316;
illegal, 320;
in Maryland, 543;
in New Jersey, 447.
Mitchell, Jonathan, 360.
M’Kinney and Hall, _Indian Tribes_, 163.
Mohawks, 394, 396;
friendship with, 400;
French expeditions against, 415.
_See_ Iroquois.
_Mohegan case_, 349.
Molineaux, Emeric, map, 44, 46, 77, 91, 99, 197, 216, 217;
of California coast, 80;
his globe, 90, 196, 205, 207, 208, 212, 213.
Moll, Herman, his maps, 345.
Moluccas, 48;
discovered, 68.
Monardes, _Joyfull Newes_, 204.
_Mondidier Catalogue_, 348.
Monhegan, 176, 178, 179, 181-183, 190, 191, 321.
Monmouth patent, 426.
Montanus, Arnoldus, _De Nieuwe Weereld_, 184, 416;
map of New York, 381, 417.
Monterey, 74, 75.
Montreal (Mont Royal), 213.
_See_ Hochelaga.
Moody, Joshua, autog., 319.
“Moonshine”, ship, 89.
Moore, George H., 368;
on Poole’s edition of Johnson’s _Wonder-working Providence_, 358.
Moore, J. B., 367;
_Governors of New England_, 289.
Moore, John, 488.
Moorhead, Sarah, portrait of Cotton Mather, 345.
Mooshausic, 377.
Moravians’ (Bethlehem) library, 500.
Morden, Robert, map of New England, 384.
More, Caleb, 360.
More, Nicholas, 482, 486, 488, 494, 497;
autog., 484;
_Letter from Dr. More_, 500.
Moreland, manor of, 482.
Morris, Caspar, 515.
Morris, J. G., _Lord Baltimore_, 559;
_Bibliography of Maryland_, 561.
Morris, Colonel Lewis, 436.
Morrison, Francis, 148, 149, 152.
Morton, Charles, autog., 319.
Morton, George, 290.
Morton, Nathaniel, 283;
_New England’s Memorial_, 283, 291, 359;
autog., 291.
Morton, Thomas, 278, 309, 322;
_New English Canaan_, 348;
edited by C. F. Adams, Jr., 348.
Mount Desert, 178, 179, 190, 194, 382, 383.
Mount Wollaston, 311.
Mountfield, D., _The Church and Puritans_, 253.
Moulton, J. W., _New York One Hundred and Seventy Years Ago_, 416.
_Mourt’s Relation_, 288, 289;
its authorship, 290.
Mudie, David, 443.
Mulford, I. S., _History of New Jersey_, 455.
Muller, Frederick, _Catalogue of American Portraits_, 416;
_Books on America_, passim.
Muller, _Geschiedenis der noord Compagnie_, 98.
Muller, _History of Doncaster_, 102.
Munsell, Joel, 372.
Munster, or Münster, Sebastian, _Cosmographia_, 27, 36, 199, 200;
map (1532), 199, 201;
edits Grynæus and Ptolemy, 199;
in English by Eden, 200, 201;
map (1540), 201, 217.
Murphy, H. C., _Henry Hudson in Holland_, 104;
_Verrazzano_, 214;
on the Pilgrims in Leyden, 287;
and Milet’s captivity, 415;
edits Danker’s _Journal_, 420.
Muscongus, 191.
Muscovy Company, 6, 46, 103.
Myritius, Johannes, _Opusculum Geographicum_, 10.
“Nachen”, ship, 181.
Nancy globe, 214.
Nantasket, 311.
Nantucket, 382.
Napier, _Lord Bacon and Ralegh_, 126.
Narragansett country, Connecticut’s claim, 335, 339;
settled, 336;
Massachusetts proprietors of, 338;
townships, 361;
histories of, 376;
patent, 379.
_See_ Rhode Island.
Narragansett Club, 377.
_Narragansett Historical Register_, 381.
Narragansetts, 382.
Naumkeag, 311.
_See_ Salem.
Naunton, Sir Robert, 265.
Navigation, early books on, 206.
Navigation Act, 150, 386, 387, 400, 415, 544.
Nead, B. M., 510.
Neal, Daniel, _History of the Puritans_, 250;
_History of New England_, 345;
its map, 345.
Neale, Walter, 327, 328;
autog., 363.
Needle, variation of, 9, 23, 41.
Nehantic country, 371.
Neill, E. D., his _Virginia and Virginiola_, 154;
_Notes on the Virginia Colonial Clergy_, 157;
_History of the Virginia Company of London_, 158, 288, 340;
_English Colonization in America_, 155, 158, 288, 561;
his notes on Virginia history, 158, 160, 162, 163, 166;
on Sir Edmund Plowden, 457;
on Robert Evelyn, 459;
_Francis Howgill_, 505;
_Light thrown by the Jesuits_, etc., 554;
_Terra Mariæ_, 560;
_Lord Baltimore and Toleration_, 560;
_Founders of Maryland_, 560;
_Maryland not a Roman Catholic Colony_, 561.
Nelson, Captain, at Jamestown, 131.
Nelson, William, _History of Passaic County_, 456.
Nelson River, 93.
“Neptune”, ship, 142.
Nevada, 67.
Nevada River, 101.
Nevill, James, 441.
Nevill, Samuel, 454.
New Albion (Drake’s), 80;
under “Caput Draconis”, 69, 72.
New Albion (Plowden’s), 457;
bounds, 458, 463;
medal and ribbon of the Albion knights, 461, 462.
_See_ Plowden.
New Amsterdam surrenders to the English, 389, 421;
first reports of, 414;
burghers take the oath, 414;
early views, 415.
_See_ New York.
New Cæsaria. _See_ Nova Cæsaria.
New England, name first given, 198;
thought to be an island, 197;
Cartography, 194, 381, 382, 383;
Dudley’s map, 303;
_Paskaart_, 333;
Mather’s map, 345;
Confederation (of 1643), 281, 315, 334, 338, 354;
its records, 373;
religious element in, 219;
sources of her history, 340;
relations with the Dutch, 375;
dominion extends to the Pacific, 409;
Andros seal, 410;
bounds as allowed by the French, 456;
Council for, 295;
their _Briefe Relation_, 296;
patent, 297;
seal, 341, 342;
_Platform_, 302;
records, 301, 308, 340;
partition the coast, 305;
grants, 308, 340;
surrenders patent, 309;
authorities on, 340.
_New England Almanac_, 384.
New England Historic Genealogical Society, 344.
_New England Historical and Genealogical Register_, 344.
New England Society of New York, 293.
New England’s _First Fruits_, 355.
New France, 101.
New Haarlem, 390.
New Hampshire, grant of, 310;
history of, 326;
submits to Massachusetts, 327, 329;
name first used, 329, 367;
_Provincial Papers_, 363, 367;
sources of her history, 366;
Wheelwright deed, 366;
patents, 367;
map (1653), 367;
laws, 367;
histories of, 368;
local histories, 368;
bibliography, 368.
New Hampshire Historical Society _Collections_, 367.
New Haven, 310, 368;
founded, 332, 371;
united to Connecticut, 334;
fundamental articles in original Constitution, 371;
laws, 371;
Blue Laws, 371;
charter of union with Connecticut, 373;
_Records_, 371, 375;
histories of, 375;
maritime interests, 375.
_See_ Connecticut.
New Haven Historical Society _Papers_, 375.
_New Interlude_, 199.
New Jersey, grants of, 392;
boundary disputes, 406;
named, 422, 423;
_Concessions_, etc., 423, 425, 426, 427;
government, 423;
earliest Assembly, 425;
lords proprietors, 428;
laws, 429, 447;
quintipartite deed, 431;
under Andros’ government, 444;
attempt to run the line between East and West Jersey, 445;
_Planter’s Speech_, etc., 449;
sources of its history, 449;
counties and towns, 446;
churches in, 447;
education in, 447;
coinage in, 447, 448;
early tracts on, 453;
histories of, 453, 455;
_Archives_, 454;
map by Van der Donck, 455;
efforts to complete its archives, 455;
Chalmers papers on its history, 455;
_Testimonys from the Inhabitants_, 476.
_See_ East _and_ West Jersey.
New Jersey Historical Society, 454, 455.
New London (Connecticut), 375.
New Netherland, relations with New England, 375;
taken by the English, 385;
capture contemplated by Cromwell, 386;
bounds of, 456.
_See_ Dutch, New York.
New Plymouth, 276.
_See_ Plymouth.
New Scotland, 306.
New Somerset, 322, 363;
records, 363.
New Sweden, 456, 465;
surrenders to the Dutch, 422.
New York (city), 405, 407;
view of the Strand, 417;
Stadthuys, 419, 420;
Water-gate, 420;
first named, 390;
taken by the Dutch, 397, 415, 429;
restored to the English, 398;
government, 414;
early views, 415;
maps, 417, 418;
its history, 415.
_See_ New Amsterdam.
New York (province), described (in 1678), 400;
boundary disputes with Connecticut, 405;
sources of its history, 411;
under English rule, 385;
charter of liberties, 404;
charter of franchises, 405;
annexed to New England under Andros, 409;
histories of, 411;
literature of disputed boundaries, 414;
charters, 414;
seals, 415;
maps, 417;
descriptions, 419.
_See_ New Netherland.
Newark (New Jersey), 425;
history of, 456.
Newbie, Mark, 441, 448.
Newce, Thomas, 144.
Newfoundland, 519.
_See_ Avalon, Baccalaos.
Newichwaneck, 327, 328.
Newport, Captain Christopher, 128, 132, 133, 139;
his discoveries, 154.
Newport (Rhode Island), founded, 336, 338.
_Newport-Historical Magazine_, 381.
Newport-News, origin of the name, 154.
Nicholas, Thomas, his _Pleasant History_, 204, 205;
his _Peru_, 204.
Nicholls, Richard, 389;
killed, 396;
autog., 388. 421.
Nichols, Philip, 83.
Nichols, Dr. William, _Doctrine of the Church of England_, 248.
Nicholson, Francis, 444.
Nicholson, Joseph, autog., 314.
Niles, T. M., 376
Noble, George, 457.
Noddle’s Island, 311.
Nombre de Dios, 65.
Nonconformists, 219, 223.
_See_ Dissenters, Separatists.
Norman, Robert, _Newe Attractive_, 207, 208;
_Safeguard of Saylers_, 207.
Norris, J. S., 555; _Early Friends in Maryland_, 505.
North, J. W., _History of Augusta_, 365.
North Carolina, Indians of, 109;
map of, by John White, 124.
Northeast Passage, 6, 30.
“North Star”, ship, 90.
Northwest explorations, 85;
Passage, 203.
_See_ Arctic.
Northwest Territory, Virginia’s claims to, 153.
Norton, Francis, 328.
Norton, John, _Discussion of the Suffering of Christ_, 357;
autog., 358;
_Heart of New England Rent_, 358.
Norton, _Literary Gazette_, 205.
Norumbega, 101, 188;
its English explorers, 169;
bounds, 169;
meaning of the name, 184;
authorities, 184;
varieties of the name, 195, 214.
_See_ Arembec, Maine
Norwich (Connecticut), 375.
Norwood, Colonel Henry, 148.
Norwood, _Voyage to Virginia_, 157.
Notley, Thomas, 547.
Nova Albion, 42.
_See_ New Albion.
_Nova Britannia_ (Virginia), 155, 156, 199.
Nova Cæsaria, 422.
_See_ New Jersey.
Nova Francia. _See_ New France.
Nova Scotia, 299.
Oakwood Press, 500.
O’Callaghan, E. B., on New York history, 414;
_New Netherland_, 415;
edits Wooley’s Journal, 420;
his _Catalogue_, passim.
Ocracoke Inlet, 111.
Ogden, John, 429.
Ogilby, John, _America_, 167, 184, 360, 416;
map of New York, 417;
map of New England, 381.
Oiseaux, Isle des, 213.
Olaus Magnus, 101.
Old Colony Club, 293.
Old Colony Historical Society, 291, 344.
“Old Dominion”, name of, 153.
Oldham, John, 303.
Oldmixon, John, _British Empire in America_, 345, 499, 502.
Oldys, William, _Life of Bacon_, 121;
_British Librarian_, 205.
Olive, Thomas, 441.
Onderdonk, Henry, Jr., _Annals of Hempstead_, 505.
Opecancanough, 131.
Orcutt and Beadsley, _History of Derby_, 375.
Oregon coast, 68.
Orinoco River, 117;
valley, map, 124.
Orleans, Isle of, 213.
Ortelius’s map in Hakluyt, 205;
_Theatrum orbis terrarum_, 34.
Oswego, 411.
Otten’s map of New York, 417.
Oviedo, _Historia de las Indias_, 49.
_Oxford Tract_, 156.
_Oxford Voyages_, 79.
Pacific, passages to the, 183, 459;
called Mare del Sur, 203.
_See_ South Sea.
Pack, Roger, 457.
Paget, John, _Inquiry_, etc., 506.
Paine, John, autog., 338.
Palfrey, John G., his interest in Pilgrim history, 284;
_History of New England_, 293, 344, 375, 376.
Palmer, W. P., 161.
Palmer’s Island, 522, 528.
Pamunkey Indians, 131.
Paper manufacture in Pennsylvania, 493.
Parias, 201, 215.
Parmenius, 171, 187.
Partridge, Ralph, 280.
Paschall, Thomas, 499.
“Pasha”, ship, 65.
Passao, island, 79.
Passe, Simon, 212.
Patterson, James W., 210.
Pastorius, F. D., 491, 515;
_Beschreibung_, etc., 502.
“Patience”, ship, 136.
Patowomekes, 135.
Patuxet, 273.
Pavonia, 422.
Payne, _Elizabethan Seamen_, 78, 187.
Peabody, George, 557, 562.
Pearls sought for on the New England coast, 181.
Pearson, Peter, 358;
autog., 314.
Pease, J. C., 376.
Peckard, Peter, _Memoir of Nicholas Ferrar_, 158.
Peckham, Sir George, 39, 196;
his _True Report_, 187, 205.
Peirce, E. W., _Indian History_, etc., 290;
_Civil Lists_, etc., 293.
Peirce, James, _Vindication of the Dissenters_, 248.
Peirce, John, 269, 275, 299, 301, 341.
Peirce, William, _Almanac_, 350.
Pejepscot patent, 324.
Pelham, Peter, 345.
“Pelican”, Drake’s ship, 65;
broken up, 73.
Pemaquid, 190, 191, 193, 365, 382, 400, 407;
Popham at, 176;
map, 177;
settled, 321;
_Papers_, 365;
books on, 365;
purchased by Duke of York, 325, 388;
grant of, 399.
_See_ Maine.
Pembroke, Earl of, 64, 86.
Pemisapan, 112.
Penhallow, _Indian Wars_, 349.
Penington, John, on New Albion, 461.
Penn, Granville, _Sir William Penn_, 506.
Penn, Hannah, 514.
Penn, Richard, 514.
Penn, William, intervenes in New Jersey disputes, 430, 432;
purchases Carteret’s interest in Jersey, 435;
his _Letter_ (printed in 1683), 498, 499;
_Further Account_, 500;
Sir W. Popple’s _Letter to Penn_, 502;
alleged plot to capture him, 502;
_Brief Account_, etc., _of the Quakers_, 496, 503;
_Primitive Christianity Revived_, 503;
his _Works_, 505;
lives of, 505, 506;
connection with Algernon or Henry Sidney, 506;
Papers, 506, 507;
_Apology_, 506;
correspondence with Logan, 506;
his family, 507;
travels in Holland, 507;
deeds, grants, letters, etc., 507;
his career, 473;
portraits, 474, 475;
autog., 474, 484;
his burial-place, 475;
_No Cross, no Crown_, 475;
_Great Case of Liberty of Conscience_, 475;
interest in West Jersey, 476;
petitions for land east of the Delaware, 476;
charter granted, 477
_Some Account_, etc., 478, 479, 495, 496;
arrives in America, 480, 482;
Letitia Cottage, 483;
at Shackamaxon, 490, 513;
his country-house, 491;
slate-roof house, 492;
_Brief Account_, 496;
vindicated by Ford, 498;
his letters, 498;
his landing, 512;
treaty with the Indians, 513;
belt of wampum, 513;
Treaty Tree, 513;
and the Indians, 513;
controversy with Baltimore, 514, 548, 549;
letter to Free Society of Traders, 516.
_See_ Pennsylvania.
Penn, Sir William, 506.
Pennsbury manor, 491.
Pennsylvania, origin of name, 477;
founding of, 469;
charter granted, 477;
bounds with Maryland, 404, 473, 488, 513, 514, 548;
country described, 481;
_Frame of Government_, 497, 511;
its seal and signers, 484;
courts, 487;
population, 491;
Harris’s map, 491;
education, 492;
trade, 492;
press in, 493;
ecclesiastical affairs, 493;
sources of its history, 495;
early tracts on, 495, 496;
_Twee Missiven_, 499;
_Beschreibung der Pensylvanien_, 499;
_Recüeil de pieces_, etc., 499;
_Missive van Bom_, 500;
_Nader Informatie_, 500;
_Some Letters_, 500;
_Copia eines Send-Schriebens_, 501;
Gabriel Thomas’s map, 501;
_Curieuse Nachricht_, 502;
histories of, 507;
constitutional history, 510;
local histories, 509;
seal, 511;
documents in State-Paper Office, 510;
_Votes of the Assembly_, 510;
_Colonial Records_, 510;
_Pennsylvania Archives_, 510;
charter and laws, 485, 510, 511, 512;
_Certain Conditions_, etc., 511;
maps, 516;
purchases from the Indians, 516.
_See_ Penn, William.
Pennsylvania Historical Society, 516;
_Memoirs_, 516;
_Pennsylvania Magazine of History_, 516.
Pennypacker, S. W., 491, 499, 515.
Penobscot River, 190;
the Pilgrims on the, 291.
Pentagöet (Castine), 190, 382, 383.
Pentecost Harbor, 175, 190, 191.
Pepperrell, Sir William, his sword, 274.
Pequods, 382;
war with, 348;
literature of, 348, 349, 371.
Percy, Abraham, 143, 146.
Percy, George, 134, 136;
portrait, 134, 154;
his _Observations_, 154.
_Perfect Description of Virginia_, 157.
Perkins, F. B., _Check-List of American Local History_, 292, 363.
Perle, island, 67.
Pero, Cape, 197.
Peru, 203.
Perry, W. S., _The Church in Virginia_, 166.
Pert, Sir Thomas, 4, 26, 28, 48.
Perth Amboy, 439, 440, 446;
history of, 455;
Quakers at, 505.
Perth, Earl of, 435;
autog., 439.
Peter Martyr, 10;
his _Decades_, 15, 200;
quoted, 18, 19, 20, 35;
edited by Hakluyt, 42;
map from, 42;
translation by Locke, 47;
his manuscript, 47.
Peters, Samuel, his false _Blue Laws_, 372;
_General History of Connecticut_, 372.
Peterson, Edward, _History of Rhode Island_, 376.
Petitot, _Mémoires_, 193.
Pethedam, John, _Bibliographical Miscellany_, 99.
Philadelphia founded, 481;
laid out, 491;
Holme’s plan, 491;
growth of, 493;
histories of, 509;
map, 516.
“Philip”, ship, 424.
Philip, William, 205.
Philip’s War, 281, 318, 374;
in Rhode Island, 339;
tracts on, 360;
its end, 361.
Phillipps, Sir Thomas, 208;
library at Middlehill, 208;
now at Cheltenham, 208.
“Phœnix”, ship, 131.
Pickering, Charles, 488.
Pierpont, John, _Pilgrim Fathers_, 294.
Pierse, Thomas, 143.
Pigmies, 101.
Pike, James S., _New Puritan_, 359.
Pike, Robert, autog., 359.
Pilgrim Society, 293.
Pilgrims of Plymouth, 257;
their relations with the Massachusetts Puritans, 242;
at Leyden, 263;
apply to the Virginia Company, 264, 265;
their declaration in seven articles, 265, 281, 287;
the Wincob patent, 265, 269;
plans changed for New Netherland, 266;
agree with Weston, 266;
leave Leyden, 267;
at Delfthaven, 267;
sail from Southampton, 267;
return to Dartmouth, 267;
sail from Plymouth (Devon), 267;
reach Cape Cod, 267;
the Peirce patent, 269;
seek Hudson River, 269;
their compact, 269, 271;
explorations from Cape Cod, with map, 270;
choose Carver governor, 271;
land at Plymouth, 271;
date of landing, 290;
the spot in dispute, 271, 290;
Samoset visits them, 273;
the “Fortune” arrive, 275;
their new patent, 275;
their common stock, 276;
land allotted, 276;
their governors, 278;
new patent (1641), 279;
relics of, 279;
government of, 280;
poverty of, 281;
the ministry among, 281;
education among, 281;
authorities on their history, 283;
and the Indians, 290;
in Scrooby, authorities on, 285;
in Holland, authorities on, 285, 286;
genealogy of, 292;
monuments to their memory, 293;
their patents, 293;
pictures representing their history, 293;
poems, 294;
landed within the patent of the Council for New England, 302.
_See_ Leyden, Mayflower, Plymouth, Robinson, Scrooby.
Pinkerton, _Voyages_, 102, 124.
Piscataqua, 326, 327, 367, 382;
patent, 367.
Piscataway (New Jersey), 425.
Pitman, John, 377.
Place, Francis, 474.
Plaia, R. de la, 197.
Plancius, Peter, map, 217.
Plantagenet, Beauchamp, _Description of New Albion_, 461.
_Planter’s Speech_, 449, 499.
Plastrier, 178, 193.
“Plough”, ship, 322.
Plough patent, 322, 323.
Plowden, Sir Edmund, his grant of New Albion, 457;
his origin, 457;
his family, 457;
his sons and descendants, 458, 467;
in America, 459, 460;
in Boston, 460;
his will, 464.
_See_ New Albion.
Plowden, Francis, 466.
Plowden, Thomas, 458, 466.
Plumstead, Clement, 435.
Plumstead, Francis, autog., 484.
Plymouth Colony, 257, 382;
character of colonists, 210;
united to Massachusetts Bay, 282;
authorities on its history, 283;
laws, edited by Brigham, 292;
Records printed, 292;
fac-simile of first page, 292;
patent, 310;
has no charter, 341;
sends emigrants to Windsor, on the Connecticut, 368;
grant on the Kennebec, 191.
_See_ Pilgrims.
Plymouth Harbor, map, 272;
visited by Pring, 174, 188;
by Smith, 179;
by Dermer, 183.
Plymouth Rock, 272, 290, 293.
Plymouth, town, palisade of, 276;
fort, 276.
Plymouth Company, 127.
_Plymouth County Atlas_, 292.
Pocahontas, 135, 157;
in London, 119, 141;
betrayed, 139;
married, 139, 161, 162;
dies, 141, 162;
her descendants, 141, 162;
doubtful story of, 154, 161;
pictures of, 163, 211.
Pocasset (Rhode Island), 336.
Podalida, 101.
Point Comfort, 128.
Pontanus, _History of Amsterdam_, 103.
Poole, W. F., on the Popham question, 210;
edits Johnson’s _Wonder-working Providence_, 210, 358.
Poor, John A., 210.
Popellinière, _Les trois Mondes_, 37.
Popham, Sir Francis, 178.
Popham, George, 176.
Popham, Sir John, 175; autog., 175.
Popham Colony, 177, 190, 295;
authorities, 192, 209;
_Popham Memorial_, 192, 210, 366;
rival views, 209;
its relation to New England colonization, 210.
Porpoise, Cape, 322.
Port Nelson, 93, 96.
Port St. Julian, 66.
Portland (Maine), founded, 322;
history of, 365.
Portsmouth (New Hampshire), 328;
treaty of, 361.
Portuguese portolano (1514-1520), 56;
discoveries, 56.
Pory, John, 143, 159.
Post service, early, in Pennsylvania, 491.
Potatoes, found in Virginia, 113.
Pott, Dr. John, 144, 146.
Potter, C. E., _Military History of New Hampshire_, 368.
Potter, E. R., _History of Narragansett_, 376.
_Potter’s American Monthly_, 166.
Powell, Nathaniel, 142, 143.
Powhatan River, 128.
Powhatan, Indian king, 131.
Prato, Albert de, 185, 186.
Prémontré globe, 214.
Prence, Thomas, autog., 272.
Presbyterianism in Massachusetts, 354.
Press, early, in Philadelphia, 493;
in Massachusetts, 350, 356.
Pretty, Francis, _Famous Voyage of Drake_, 79;
in Hakluyt, 79;
with Cavendish, 84.
Price, Benjamin, 436.
Prichard, Edward, autog., 484.
Pricket, Abacuk, with Hudson, 93.
Priest, Degory, 284.
Prince Edward Island, 24.
Prince, John, _Worthies of Devon_, 121.
Prince, Thomas, on Pilgrim history, 285;
_Chronological History_, or _Annals_, 283, 346;
publishes Mason’s _Narrative_, 349.
_See_ Prence.
Prince Society, 344.
Pring, Martin, on the New England coast, 173, 175;
in Plymouth Harbor, 174, 188;
authorities, 188.
Printer, James, autog., 356.
Printz, Johan, governor of New Sweden, 459.
Proud, Robert, _History of Pennsylvania_, 454, 508.
Proude, Richard, 207.
Providence (Maryland), 535.
Providence (Rhode Island), founded, 336;
history of, 377;
its libraries, 381.
_Providence Gazette_, 376.
Providence Plantations, 337, 338.
Pulsifer, David, edits _Plymouth Records_, 293;
edits the _Simple Cobler_, 350.
Punchard, George, _History of Congregationalism_, 285, 288.
Punta de los Reyes, 75, 77.
Purchas, Samuel, his _Pilgrimage_, 47;
his _Pilgrimes_, 47, 97.
Purchase, Thomas, in Maine, 324.
Puritans, 219, 223;
their agitation, 232;
satires upon, 237;
become Nonconformists in New England, 242;
distinction between Puritans and Pilgrims, 288.
_See_ Dissenters, Nonconformists, Pilgrims.
Pynchon, William, _Meritorious Price of Our Redemption_, 357;
_Covenant of Nature_, 357.
Quakers, printing among, 516;
Barclay’s _Inner Life_, 251;
in Carolina, 472;
in Connecticut, 373;
in England, 473;
and the Indians, 473;
on Long Island, 505;
in Maryland, 472, 505, 545, 555;
in Massachusetts, 313, 317, 358, 472;
autographs of, 314;
in New England, 504;
in New Jersey, 430, 447, 505;
their legislation, 432;
in New Netherland, 472;
in New York, 505;
in Pennsylvania, 469, 515;
their views, 471;
their meetings, 494;
rise and progress of, 503;
best exposition of their views, 503;
_Historia Quakeriana_, 503;
books on, 358, 503-505;
Hicksites, 504;
archives of the sect, 504;
Swarthmore manuscripts, 504;
in Plymouth, 280, 281;
in Rhode Island, 378, 472;
in Virginia, 166, 472, 505.
Quarry, Colonel, 501.
Quincy, Josiah, President, controversy with George Bancroft, 378.
Quinnipiack, 310, 332, 368.
Quisan, 68.
Quivira, 67, 68, 76, 77.
_Raccolta di Mappamondi_, 218.
Race, Cape (Razo), 213;
(Raso), 216.
Raimundus, 54.
Raine, _Parish of Blyth_, 258, 284.
Ralegh, 105, 188, 193, 213;
autog., 105;
spelling of his name, 105;
sails with Gilbert, 106;
in favor with Elizabeth, 107;
and Spenser, 107;
plans of colonization, 108;
his marriage, 116;
at Trinidad, 117;
arrested, 119;
in the Tower, 119;
wrote his _History of the World_, 119;
his last voyage, 120;
burns St. Thomas, 120;
beheaded, 120, 122;
authorities, 121;
Bacon’s book, 121;
lives of him, 121, 122;
his works, 121;
_Voyages_ edited by Schomburgk, 122;
_Discoverie of Guiana_, etc., 124;
his voyage criticised, 126;
commemorated by a window at St. Margaret’s, 126;
and Gosnold’s voyage, 173.
Ralegh, Mount, 90, 91.
Ramusio, 19, 20, 50;
his _Navigationi_, etc., 24-26, 184.
Randolph, Edward, 319, 335, 339.
Randolph, Henry, 150.
Randolph, John, 158.
Randolph, Peyton, 158.
Randolph, Richard, 163.
Ratcliffe, John, 128;
_Rational Theology_, 252.
Raum, J. O., _History of New Jersey_, 455.
Rawle, William, 467, 468, 512, 515.
Rawliana, 465.
Read, John M., Jr., 492.
Real, Cape, 213.
_Receuil d’ Arrests_, 104.
_Recueil van de Tractaten_, 415.
Redemptioners, 545.
Reed, John, _Map of Philadelphia_, 491, 509.
Reed, W. B., 516.
Reformation in England, 222.
Regicides in Connecticut, 374.
_See_ Goffe and Whalley.
Reichel, W. C., 515.
“Resolution”, ship, 93.
Revell, Thomas, 451.
Reynel’s chart, 12.
Rhode Island, History of, 335;
doctrine of soul-liberty, 336, 337;
Massachusetts seeks to govern, 337;
excluded from the New England Confederacy, 338;
Royal Commissioners in, 339;
education in, 339;
origin of name, 376;
sources of her history, 376;
_Gazetteer_, 376;
histories of, 376;
_Records_, 377;
charter got by Williams, 337, 379;
charter from Charles II., 338, 379;
Laws, 337, 379;
excludes Roman Catholics as freemen, 379;
excludes Jews as freemen, 379;
bibliography of, 380.
_See_ Williams, Roger.
Rhode Island Historical Society, _Proceedings_, 381;
_Discourses_, 377.
_Rhode Island Historical Tracts_, 377.
_Rhode Island Republican_, 376.
Rhumbs, 208.
Ribault, _Terra Florida_, 33, 200.
Ribero’s map (1529), 16, 24.
Rice, John Holt, 168, 211.
Rich, Obadiah, _Catalogues_, passim.
Rich, R., _Newes from Virginia_, 81, 155.
Rich, Robert, Lord, 370.
Richardson, Amos, autog., 338.
Richardson, W., _Granger’s Portraits_, 163.
_Richmond Dispatch_, 162.
Richmond, Duchess of, portrait, 211.
Richmond Island, 190, 322.
Rider, S. S., 377.
Ridgeley, David, _Annals of Annapolis_, 561.
Ridpath, _History of the United States_, 153.
Rigby, Alexander, 323, 324.
Rigby, Edward, 324.
Rigg, Ambrose, 435.
Riker, _History of Harlem_, 417.
Rio de la Hacha, 63.
Roanoke, Voyage to, 105;
Island, 110, 111, 123;
bird’s-eye view of, 124;
colony, survivors, 129.
_See_ Virginia.
Robbins, Chandler, _The Regicides_, 374.
Roberts, Thomas, 327.
Robertson, William, 162.
Robertson, Wyndham, _Descendants of Pocahontas_, 162.
Robinson, Conway, 154;
_Discoveries in the West_, 43, 167, 168;
contributions to Virginia history, 158, 159.
Robinson, Edward, _Memoir of William Robinson_, 286.
Robinson, Rev. John, of Duxbury, 286.
Robinson, John, of Leyden, 231;
autog., 259;
farewell address, 259, 285;
in Amsterdam, 261;
in Leyden, 262, 286;
his house, 262, 288;
his burial-place, 263;
death of, 277, 288;
his relation to the Pilgrims, 285;
life by Kist, 286;
by Ashton, 286;
his family, 286;
H. M. Dexter on, 285;
his influence, 288;
attempts to remove schisms among the Brownists, 288.
_See_ Pilgrims.
Robinson, John, of Maryland, 529.
Robinson, Patrick, 488, 494.
Robinson, William, autog., 314;
hanged, 505.
Rochefort, César de, _Description des Antilles_, 496;
_Recit_, etc., 496.
Rocroft, Captain, 182, 194.
Roe, Sir Thomas, 297.
Rogers, Horatio, Libraries of Providence, 381.
Roggeveen, Arent, chart of New York coast, 419;
_Brandende Veen_, 382, 419;
_Burning Fen_, 383, 419.
Rolfe, John, 135;
begins tobacco culture, 139;
marries Pocahontas, 139;
secretary, 141;
_Relation of Virginia_, 157.
Roman Catholics excluded from being freemen in Rhode Island, 379;
in Maryland, 560.
“Rose”, frigate, 321.
Roselli, mappemonde, 217.
Rosier, James, _True Relation_, 81, 191.
Rosignol, Port, 306.
Ross, A. A., _Discourse on History of Rhode Island_, 376.
Rotz, John, _Idrography_, 195.
Rough, John, 239.
Rous, John, autog., 314.
Rowlandson, Mrs., her captivity, 361.
Royal Commissioners, 388;
in Boston, 318, 389.
Royall, W. L., on Virginia colonial money, 166.
Rudyard, George, autog., 484.
Rudyard, Thomas, 435, 436.
Ruggles, George, 159.
Rundall, Thomas, _Narratives of Voyages_, etc., 98.
Ruscelli, 25.
Russell, Dr. Walter, 131.
Russell, W. S., _Guide to Plymouth_, 292;
_Pilgrim Memorials_, 292.
Rut, John, 170, 185, 186.
Rutherford, Samuel, _Due Rights_, etc., 288.
Rutters, 207.
Ruysch’s Ptolemy map (1508), 9, 217;
fac-simile, 9.
Ryebread, Thomas, 457.
Ryttenhouse, William, 493.
Sabin, Joseph, _American Bibliopolist_, passim;
_Dictionary of Books relating to America_, passim;
_Menzies’ Catalogue_, passim.
Sabino, peninsula, 177, 190, 210.
Sable Island, 216.
Sablons, Cape, 195.
Saco River settlement, 190, 321, 322, 323.
Sadlier Correspondence, 378.
Sagadahock River, 190, 191;
settlement on, 177.
Saguenay River, 101, 213, 383.
Sainsbury, Noël, _Calendar of State Papers_, 159;
and the English records, 343.
Saint. _See_ St.
Salado River, 77, 197.
Salem (Massachusetts), 311;
history of, 363.
Salem (New Jersey), 431, 455.
Salterne, Robert, 175.
Samoset, 184, 273, 290.
“Samson”, ship, 170, 183, 185, 186.
San Domingo, 82.
_See_ Hispaniola.
San Francisco, 74;
is it Drake’s Bay? 78;
derived from Drake’s name, 84.
San Juan d’Ulua, 63.
San Lorenzo, bay, 80.
San Miguel, 79, 213.
San. _See_ St., Santa.
Sanderson, William, 212, 216.
Sanderson’s tower, 90, 91.
Sandford, William, 436.
Sandys, Sir Edwin, 142, 265, 297, 298;
_State of Religion_, 259;
arrested, 299.
Sandys, George, 145, 146.
Sandys, Sir Samuel, 259.
Sanson, Nicholas, map of New England, 382;
extract from his map of Canada, 456.
Santa Barbara, 77.
Santa Cruz, 213.
Santa Maria, Cape, 197.
Santa. _See_ San, St.
Santarem’s _Atlas_, 9, 217;
_Essai_, 217.
Santiago, 197.
Sanuto Livio, _Geographica distincta_, 41.
Saquish, 272.
“Sarah”, ship, 139.
Sargeant, Thomas, _Land Laws of Pennsylvania_, 512.
Sasanoa River, 193.
Savage, James, _Genealogical Dictionary of New England_, 289;
New England antiquary, 351;
endorsement on Lechford’s book, 353;
memoir by G. S. Hillard, 353;
edits _Winthrop’s Journal_, 357;
on the Wheelwright deed, 366;
on Pilgrim history, 283.
Savage, Thomas, in Virginia, 131.
Savage Rock, 172, 173.
Savile, Henry, _Libell of Spanish Lies_, 82.
Say, Lord, 326, 331, 370;
patent to, 369.
Saybrook, 322;
platform, 334.
Schanck, George C., 463.
Scharf, J. T., _Chronicles of Baltimore_, 561;
_History of Maryland_, 561.
Schele de Vere, _Romance of American History_, 162.
Schenectady, 396.
Schenk and Valch, map of New York, 417.
Scrivener, Matthew, 130.
Schomburgk, R. H., edits Ralegh’s _Voyage_, 122.
Schondia, 18, 101.
Schoner or Schöner, John, globe (1520), 214, 217;
his _Terræ descriptio_, 214.
Scrooby, in Nottinghamshire, 258;
site of its manor-house, 258;
map of vicinity, 259;
visits to, 284, 285;
described, 285.
_See_ Pilgrims.
Scot, George, _Model of the Government of East New Jersey_, 438, 450,
454.
Scott, Benjamin, on the Pilgrims, 288.
Scull, G. D., _Memoir of Captain Evelyn_, 459;
_The Evelyns in America_, 459, 562.
Sea-manuals, 206.
“Sea Venture”, ship, 134.
Selden, John, 299.
Seeskabinet, 8.
Seidensticker, Oswald, 501;
_Penn in Holland_, 507.
Seller, John, _Description of New England_, 384;
maps of New England, 384.
Sellman, Edward, account of Frobisher’s voyage, 102.
Separatists, 219, 223.
_See_ Dissenters, Nonconformists.
Settle, Dionysius, account of Frobisher’s voyage, 102, 203.
Seven Cities, 53.
Sewall, R. K., _Ancient Dominion of Maine_, 185;
on Popham’s town, 210.
Sewel, William, _History of the Quakers_, 359, 503, 504.
Seymour, Richard, 176.
Shackamaxon Conference, 490.
Shakespeare’s “new map”, 217.
Shannon, _Manual of the City of New York_, 414, 415.
Sharswood, George, _Common Law of Pennsylvania_, 512.
Shawmut, 311.
_See_ Boston.
Shawomet, 336.
Shea, J. G., edits Millet’s _Relation_, 415;
edits Jogues’ _Novum Belgium_, 416;
edits Miller’s _Description of New York_, 420;
edits Alsop’s _Maryland_, 555.
Sheepscott River, 190;
town, 365.
Sheffield, Lord, autog., 275.
Shepard, Thomas, _Clear Sunshine_, 355;
_Autobiography_, 355;
fac-simile of writing, 355.
Sheppard, J. H., 361.
Sherry, W. M., 533.
Ship of the Seventeenth Century, 347.
Shoals, isles of, 327.
Shrewsbury (New Jersey), 424, 427.
Shrigley, Nathaniel, _True Relation_, 157.
Shurt, Abraham, autog., 321.
Shurtleff, N. B., on the “Mayflower” passengers, 292;
edits _Plymouth Records_, 293;
edits _Massachusetts Records_, 343;
death of, 362;
his library, 362;
_Description of Boston_, 362.
Sibley, J. L., _Graduates of Harvard University_, 256, 415.
Sidney, Henry, 483.
Sidney, Sir Philip, 86.
Silk-worms in Virginia, 158.
Silva, Mina da, 79.
Sir Thomas Roe’s Welcome, 95.
Skeats, H. S., _Free Churches_, 251.
Skeyne, John, 442.
Slack, Dr. James, 500.
Slaughter, _History of St. Mark’s, Culpepper_, etc., 160.
Slave-trade begun by Hawkins, 60;
how conducted, 62, 63;
first public protest against, 491.
Slavery in Virginia, 143, 166;
in Pennsylvania, 515;
in Maryland, 545.
Sloane manuscripts, 557.
Sluyter, Peter, _Journal_, 420.
Smith, Buckingham, 214;
his _Inquiry_, 214.
Smith, B. H., 515.
Smith, C. C., “Explorations to the Northwest”, 85.
Smith, Charles, edits laws of Pennsylvania, 512.
Smith, Charles W., _Wrightstown_, 510.
Smith, George, _Delaware County_, 509.
Smith, Rev. Henry, 330.
Smith, Captain John, 128;
at Jamestown, 129;
explores the Chesapeake, 131, 132;
his map of Virginia, 132, 167;
elected president at Jamestown, 132;
his services, 135;
his _True Relation_, or _Newes from Virginia_, 153;
his _Oxford Tract_, 156;
_Map of Virginia_, 156, 211;
account in Fuller’s _Worthies_, 161;
credibility of the story of his rescue by Pocahontas, 161;
on the New England coast, 179;
his _Description of New England_, 179, 181, 194, 211;
his _Map of New England_, 180, 197, 212, 341, 381;
heliotype of, 198;
used by Sanson, 456;
captured by the French, 181;
admiral for life, 182;
_Generall Historie_, 194, 211;
variety in copies, 163, 211;
his portrait, 198, 211;
autog., 211;
his letter to Bacon, 211;
_New England’s Trials_, 211, 290;
life, by George S. Hillard, 211;
by W. G. Simms, 212;
by C. D. Warner, 162, 212;
_True Travels_, 211;
_Advertisements for Planters_, 147, 212;
his character for truth, 212;
tomb, 212.
_See_ New England, Virginia.
Smith, John Jay, 454;
_Memoir of the Penn Family_, 507.
Smith, Joseph, _Friends’ Books_, 359, 504;
_Anti-Quakeriana_, 359, 504.
Smith, Lloyd P., 516.
Smith, Margaret, autog., 314.
Smith, Ralph, 280.
Smith, Roger, 146.
Smith, Samuel, _History of New Jersey_, 453, 507;
his manuscripts, 507;
_History of the Quakers in Pennsylvania_, 507.
Smith, Sir Thomas, 113;
portrait, 94;
treasurer of the Virginia Company, 127.
Smith, Thomas, in Maryland, 529.
Smith, William, 412;
_History of New York_, 411, 412;
criticised, 412.
Smith, William, Jr., 453.
Smith and Watson, _American Historical and Literary Curiosities_, 484.
Smith’s Islands, 131.
Smucker, S. W., 371.
Smyth, John, the “Se-Baptist”, 227;
autog., 257;
in Amsterdam, 261.
Snow, C. H., _History of Boston_, 362.
Somerby, H. G., 208, 364.
Somers, Sir George, 133, 137.
Somers, Matthew, 137.
Somers, Sir Thomas, 136.
Somersetshire (Maine), 191.
Sonmans, Arent, 435.
Soule, George, 284;
autog., 268;
in Duxbury, 273.
Soulé and others, _Annals of San Francisco_, 78.
South America, earlier known than North, 85.
South Sea, 88.
_See_ Pacific.
_Southern Literary Messenger_, 164, 168.
Southey, Robert, _Life of Ralegh_, 122.
Sowle, Andrew, autog., 484.
Spain seizes Hawkins’s ships, 60.
Spaniards on the Chesapeake, 167.
Spanish Main ravaged by Drake, 65, 73.
Sparks, Jared, his library, 211.
Speed, John, _Prospect_, 384;
map of New England, 384;
_Theatre of Great Britain_, 467.
“Speedwell”, ship, 173, 267.
Spelman, Henry, 135;
rescued, 137;
his _Relation_, 155.
Spelman, Sir Henry, 299.
Spicer, Jacob, 454.
Spooner, Z. H., _Poems of the Pilgrims_, 294.
Springett, Harbt, autog., 484.
Springett, Sir William, 480.
Springfield (Massachusetts), settled, 330.
Squamscott patent, 367.
Squanto, 182, 194, 274.
“Squirrel”, ship, 187.
St. Anthoine Bay and River, 195.
St. Augustine, 80.
St. Brandon, 42.
St. Brandon Island, 101.
St. Christopher, Cape, 195;
Bay, 197.
St. Christoval, 213.
St. Clement’s Island, 525.
St. Inigoe’s manor, 558.
St. Jacques, 82.
St. James Island, 77.
St. Joan Cape, 197.
St. John, _Life of Ralegh_, 122.
St. John River (New Brunswick), 186.
St. John, 213.
St. John Baptiste Bay, 195, 197.
St. Lawrence Gulf, 101, 213;
explored by Cabot, 55;
River, 213.
St. Mary’s River, 526;
Town, 526;
ruins of, 558.
St. Nicholas, 213.
St. Thomas, island, 79.
St. See San, Santa.
Stacy, Mahlon, 441.
Stacy, Robert, 441.
Stadin River, 213.
Standish, Alexander, autog., 273.
Standish, Miles, at Leyden, 263;
autog., 268;
at Cape Cod, 271;
at Duxbury, 273;
his swords, 274, 278;
origin of, 284;
his will, 284;
monument to his memory, 284;
his faith, 284;
his books, 284;
his descendants, 284;
alleged portrait, 293;
Longfellow’s _Courtship of_, 294;
Lowell’s _Interview_, 294;
sent to England, 308.
Stanley, A. P., _Christian Institutions_, 254.
Stanwood, J. R., 416.
Staples, W. R., _Annals of Providence_, 377;
edits _Rhode Island Laws_, 379;
edits Gorton’s _Simplicitie’s Defence_, 378.
“Star”, ship, 138.
State-Paper Office, 343.
Steel, John, autog., 374.
Steele, Ashbel, _Elder Brewster; or, Chief of the Pilgrims_, 285, 287.
Steg, Robert, 148.
Stephenson, _Call from Death to Life_, 358.
Stevens, Henry, rescues White’s drawings, 123;
_Historical and Geographical Notes_, 8, 167, 218;
_Bibliotheca Geographica_, 9;
_Mondidier Catalogue_, 348;
_Index to New Jersey Documents_, 455;
_Index to Maryland Documents_, 557;
_Historical Collections_, passim.
Stevens, J. A., “The English in New York”, 385.
Stevenson, Marmaduke, 505.
Stevin, Simon, _De Haven-vinding_, 208.
Stiles, Ezra, _History of the Judges_, 374.
Stiles, H. R., _Ancient Windsor_, 375.
Stillman, _Seeking the Golden Fleece_, 78.
Stirling, Earl of, grant to, 310, 388.
Stith, William, _History of Virginia_, 165.
Stobnicza’s map, 10, 13;
his _Introductio in Ptholomei Cosmographiam_, 10.
Stockbridge, Henry, 556.
Stone, Frederick D., “The Founding of Pennsylvania”, 469.
Stone, Samuel, 330.
Stone, William, 533;
autog., 534.
Stone, W. L., _Uncas and Miantonomo_, 368.
Stonyhurst manuscripts, 530.
Stoughton, Israel, autog., 348.
Stoughton, J., _Church and State_, 252.
Stoughton, John, _William Penn_, 507.
Stoughton, William, autog., 356.
Stow’s _Chronicle or Annals_, 37.
Stowe, _Survey of London_, 211.
Strachey, William, 156;
in Virginia, 137;
autog., 156;
his _Lawes Divine_, 137, 156;
_Historie of Travaile_, 156, 191, 192;
_Map of Virginia_, 167.
_Strange News from Virginia_, 164.
Stratford (Connecticut), 333.
Stratton, John, 322.
Strawberry Bank, 327-329.
_See_ Portsmouth (N. H.).
Streeter, Sebastian F., 457, 543, 556, 562;
_Early History of Maryland_, 556;
his manuscripts, 556;
_Maryland Two Hundred Years Ago_, 560;
his manuscript history of Clayborne, 562;
_First Commander of Kent Island_, 562;
_Fall of the Susquehannocks_, 562.
Strong, Leonard, _Babylon’s Fall_, 555.
Strong, Richard, 172.
Strype, John, his _Works_, 248.
Studley, Daniel, 220.
Studley, Thomas, 128.
Stuyvesant, Peter, 389, 390.
Sullivan, James, _Land Titles in Massachusetts_, 341;
_History of Maine_, 364.
Sumner, George, on the Pilgrims in Leyden, 286.
“Sunshine”, ship, 89.
“Susan Constant”, ship, 128.
Susquehanna Indians, 131, 515, 562;
lands, 490.
Sutherland, Lord, 514.
Sutliffe, Dean of Exeter, 198.
“Swallow”, ship, 60, 134, 194.
“Swan”, ship, 65.
Swarthmore Hall, 470.
Swedes on the Delaware, 480, 481, 548;
their churches, 493.
Symmes, Benjamin, 147.
Symondes, William, sermon on Virginia, 155.
Symson, Cuthbert, 239.
Synods in New England, 354.
Syon, County Palatine, 457.
Tadenac, Lake, 216.
Taisnierus, Joannes, on navigation, 35, 207.
Talbot, Sir William, 157.
Tanner, Robert, _Mirror for Mathematiques_, 207.
Tarbox, I. N., on Pilgrim history, 288.
Tatham, John, 451.
Taylor, Christopher, autog., 484.
Tazewell, L. W., 153.
Telner, Jacob, 490.
Terra Mariæ, 520.
_See_ Maryland.
Thacher, Dr., _American Medical Biography_, 315;
manuscript on the Winslows, 277;
_History of the Town of Plymouth_, 291.
Thevet, André, 32;
_New found Worlde_ (English translation), 200;
_Cosmographie_, 184.
Thomas, Gabriel, _Description of West New Jersey_, 451;
map of Pennsylvania, 501;
_Some Account_, etc., 501.
Thomas, Isaiah, _History of Printing_, 351.
Thomas, John, 514.
Thomas, William, 266.
Thomason, George, his collection of tracts, 245.
Thompson, Mrs. A. T., _Life of Ralegh_, 121.
Thompson, David, 326, 328;
in New Hampshire, 366.
Thompson’s Island, 311.
Thompson, _Long Island_, 349.
Thomson, C. W., 508.
Thorne, Robert, his map in fac-simile, 17;
described, 18.
Thornton, John, _Atlas Maritimus_, 384.
Thornton, J. Wingate, _First Records of Anglo-American Colonization_,
158;
on the Gosnold expedition, 188;
on the Popham question, 210;
and the Bradford manuscript, 286;
_Ancient Pemaquid_, 365.
Thorpe, George, 144, 145.
Thurloe, _State Papers_, 555.
Thurston, Thomas, 473.
Tienot, Cape, 213.
Tierra del Fuego, 66.
Tigna River, 67.
Tignes, 79.
Tilley, Edward, 284.
Tinker, Thomas, 284.
Tobacco, 69, 166;
in Florida, 60;
in Virginia, 113, 139, 141, 146, 147, 149, 150;
as currency, 143, 166;
production of, 144;
in Maryland, 543, 544, 558.
Tobàh, 69.
Tockwogh River, 131.
Tontoneac River, 67.
Torres, _Relacion_, 82.
Town system of New England, 363.
Townley, Richard, 443.
Townsend, Richard, 493.
Trask, Mary, autog., 314.
Trask, W. B., 361.
“Treasurer”, ship, 139, 193.
Triple Alliance, 395, 396.
Trinidad, 117;
Ralegh’s map, 124.
Trinity Harbor, 213.
Trömel, _Bibliotheca Americana_, 499.
Tross globe (gores), 214.
Trowbridge, J. R., Jr., on New Haven’s maritime interests, 375.
Trumbull, Rev. Benjamin, _History of Connecticut_, 374.
Trumbull, Governor Jonathan, his papers, 374.