A British raid on Warren, R. I., 130.
A brother of the Baron Kinsale settles in Newport, R. I., 127.
Absurd claims of the imaginative “Scotch Irish” cult, 23.
Adams, John, is hospitably treated by Irish merchants in Spain, 34.
A defective “tradition,” 114, 115.
“A distinguished officer of dragoons,” 36.
Adjutant-General Sackett of Rhode Island. 17.
Admiral Lord Nelson’s animosity towards the Americans, 85.
A Dublin ship bound to Virginia is lost at sea, 67.
“A few miles southwest of Fort Hamilton, N. Y.,” 71.
“A Forecast of Irish Influence on American Life,” 26.
“After that it went through Chantilly, South Mountain and Antietam,”
27.
“Ah, the Baron of Kinsale is dead!” 127.
Alarm, The Lexington, 50, 53.
Albany, N. Y., Early Irish in old, 138.
Albany, N. Y., Irish in an early military organization of, 64.
A letter from Dr. Lucas of Ireland read at a town meeting in Boston,
68.
Alexander, Sarah, The romance of, 137.
“A liberal mixture of Irish blood,” 31.
Alien and sedition laws, 89, 90.
“Allan Mullins, surgeon, son of Dr. Alexander Mullins of Galway,
Ireland,” 58.
Allen, Ethan, kindness of people of Cork to, 34.
Alphabetical list of those who have contributed papers to the Society,
or who have made addresses under its auspices, 141.
Ambassador Baron Speck von Sternberg, Letter to the Society from, 24.
Ambassador Cambon, 15, 19.
Ambassador Jusserand writes to the Society, 24.
American Academy of Social and Political Science, 157.
American colonies, Irish teachers in the, 71.
American Continental army, 23, 36, 52.
American-Irish Historical Society, Chronology of the, 7.
American-Irish Historical Society, General information regarding the,
176.
American-Irish Historical Society, Membership roll of the, 146.
American-Irish Historical Society, Officers of the, 5.
American-Irish Historical Society, Papers by members of the, 30.
American-Irish Historical Society, Presidents-General of the, 145.
American-Irish Historical Society’s papers and addresses, 134.
American-Irish Historical Society’s publications, 139.
American Oriental Society, 160.
American Revolution, Irish Rhode Islanders in the, 22.
American Revolution, Sons of the, 160, 174.
Americans take possession of Boston, 64.
Amory’s _Transfer of Erin_, 122.
A native of Dublin, Ireland, the first settler of Ashfield, Mass., 49.
“A native of Ireland who had become a wealthy planter in Virginia,” 53.
“Ancient County of Albany, N. Y.,” 58-59.
Ancient patrimony of the Maguires, 126.
Andrew, Governor, of Massachusetts, 27.
Andrews, E. Benj., 20.
An early Irish settler on Cape Cod, Mass., 159.
“Anglo-Saxon” fallacy, The, 22.
An “honest and industrious set of people,” 63.
An Introductory Note, 3.
An Irish colony of sixteen families, 71.
An Irish company from Massachusetts in the war with Mexico, 16.
An Irish immigration took place in 1643 “that far out-numbered the
Plymouth colony in Massachusetts,” 51.
An Irish lord exiled to the continent, 124.
“An Irishman and one of the oldest settlers in this vicinity,” 52.
“An Irishman from Philadelphia,” William Nugel, 75.
“An Irishman who hated England with a ten-horse power,” 105.
An Irish member of the party of “Long Hunters,” 101.
An Irish Protestant clergyman is hanged at his own door, 90.
An Irish Quaker, Samuel Neale, visits America, 57.
_Annals of the Four Masters_, 116.
_Annals of Trinity Church_, Newport, R. I., 129.
Anniversary celebration by the Society of the surrender of Cornwallis,
25.
Anniversary of the evacuation of Valley Forge, 23.
Annual meetings and dinners of the Society, 7, 12, 22, 25.
Antiquarian research, Irish, 17.
Antiquaries of Ireland, Royal Society of, 148.
Antietam, Battle of, 10, 27.
Antrim, Ireland, 33, 71, 110, 126.
A “plantation in the Narragansett and Niantick countries,” 117.
Archælogical Society of America, 160.
Archdiocese of Boston, Mass., Roman Catholic, 147.
Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Pa., Roman Catholic, 171.
A real estate deed in 1665 witnessed by Cornelius Conner, 56.
A Rhode Islander becomes an Irish baron, 127.
Armagh, Ireland, 83.
Army and Navy Club of Connecticut, 158.
Army at Valley Forge, The, 65.
Army of the Potomac, 28.
Arnold’s expedition to Quebec, 70.
Arnold’s _Narragansett Historical Register_, 120.
Arnold, Susannah, weds John Malavery, 117.
Arnold’s _Vital Record of Rhode Island_, 131.
Arrival at Salem, Mass., in 1795, of a brig from Ireland with 89
emigrants, 63.
Arrival of the _Charlotte_, in 1774, from Waterford, Ireland, with 100
passengers, 62.
Arundel, William, “an Irishman from Canada,” 102.
A ship from Ireland, with 428 passengers, arrives in 1798 at Norfolk,
Va., 89.
“As soldiers in the Indian wars,” 109.
Assault on Santiago de Cuba, Capt. John Drum killed in the, 22.
“A thorough and most impudent falsehood,” 114.
“At length it was proposed that a colony of Irish might be sent over to
check the growth of this countrey,” 77.
Attack on Marye’s Heights at Fredericksburg, The, 27, 149, 171, 172.
Attempt by England to divert emigration from the United States, 91.
Austin’s _Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island_, 110.
A vessel sent to Ireland from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for
provisions, 78.
A vessel with Irish passengers, bound for Virginia, touches at Boston,
76.
A “useful and prominent citizen for 60 years,” 62.
A voyage from Belfast, Ire., to Wilmington, Del., 88.
“A young lady named Pine, the daughter of an Irish gentleman,” 56, 57.
Bacon’s rebellion, 39.
Baker, Miss Virginia, of Warren, R. I., 70, 137.
Ballard, Rachel, marries Cornelius Merry, an Irishman, 70.
Bandon, Ireland, 123.
Bantry, Ireland, 22, 118.
Barbadoes, Irish in, 32, 67, 70.
Barrett, David L., Death of, 14.
Barry, Capt. John B., commands an Irish company in the war with Mexico,
16.
Barry, Commodore John, 138.
Barry, Hon. P. T., A paper by, 95.
Battery Drum, 22.
Battery Kearny, 23.
Battery Sullivan, 23.
Battle flags of the Irish Brigade, 28.
Battle monument at Lexington, Mass., The Society places wreaths on the,
9, 14.
Battle near Fort George, 55.
Battle of Antietam, 10, 27, 171.
Battle of Blue Licks, 104.
Battle of Brandywine, 62.
Battle of Bull Run, 10, 27, 34.
Battle of Bull Run, Second, 149.
Battle of Bunker Hill, 53, 136.
Battle of Chancellorsville, 35, 171.
Battle of Chantilly, 27.
Battle of Clontarf, 113.
Battle of Fair Oaks, 10.
Battle of Fredericksburg, 10, 27, 28.
Battle of Gaines’ Mill, 10.
Battle of Gettysburg, 10, 14, 149, 156.
Battle of Glendale, 10.
Battle of Guilford Court House, 35.
Battle of Lexington, Concord and Cambridge, Celebrations by the Society
of the anniversary of the, 9, 14.
Battle of Long Island, 100.
Battle of Malvern Hill, 10, 149, 171.
Battle of Maumee Rapids, 104.
Battle of Monmouth, 100.
Battle of New Orleans, 91, 137.
Battle of Peach Orchard, 10, 150.
Battle of Point Pleasant, 37.
Battle of Princeton, 53, 59.
Battle of Queenstown Heights, 90.
Battle of Resaca, 170.
Battle of Rhode Island, Celebration by the Society of the anniversary
of the, 11, 17, 18, 19, 20.
Battle of Saratoga, 53.
Battle of Savage’s Station, 10.
Battle of South Mountain, 27.
Battle of the Thames, 90.
Battle of Tippecanoe, 39, 100.
Battle of Trenton, 53.
Battle of White Oak Swamp, 10.
Baxter, James Phinney, 20.
Belfast, Ire., 63, 88.
Belfast, Ire., to Wilmington, Del., Incidents of a voyage from, 88.
Bennett, Hon. Charles P., Secretary of State of Rhode Island, 17.
Berkeley, George, “the Kilkenny scholar,” 74.
Bequest by Sir William Johnson to Patrick Daly, 63.
Bethell, Jarvice, “late of Ireland,” locates at Boston (in 1714), 68.
Black Horse Inn, The, 59, 107.
Blue Licks, Battle of, 104.
Bodge’s _Soldiers in King Phillip’s War_, 131.
Boies family, The, of Blandford, Mass., 47.
Boies, Hon. Patrick, of Hampden county, Mass., 47.
Boies, James, writes in 1749-’50, from Cork, Ire., to Samuel Waldo of
Boston, Mass., 62.
Boies, Patrick “came up from Hartford,” 47.
“Bold and hardy actions in ye Indian war,” 76.
Boone, Daniel, 39.
Boston _Globe_, 13, 20, 158.
Boston _Herald_, editorial in the, 9.
Boston Massacre, The, 68.
Boston, Mass., Extracts from the Records of, 66, 67, 68, 75.
Boston, Mass., Supplies brought from Ireland to, 78.
Boston, Mass., The ship _Lime_ arrives from Ireland at (in 1738), 78.
Boston _News Letter_, 72, 76.
Boston _Transcript_, 16, 76.
Boston University, 7.
“Bound from Ireland to Philadelphia,” 68.
Boyd, Andrew, clerk of the company of Kentish Guards, 127.
Boyds of Rhode Island, Early, 126, 127.
Boyd, Sarah (Moore), 126.
Boyle, Mayor, of Newport, R. I., 16, 147.
Brady, Thomas, Exploits by, 102.
Brandon, Edward J., Mention of paper by, 134.
Brandywine, Battle of, 62.
Breed, Samuel, an immigrant from Ireland, 63.
Brennan, Hon. James F., Mention of paper by, 135.
Brennan, Rev. Edward J., is appointed a chaplain in the U. S. navy, 12.
Brenton, Ex-Governor, 114.
Brenton, Sarah, 114.
“Bridget, daughter of James and Bridget Cary,” 60.
Brig _Eliza_ arrives at Portland, Me., from Ireland, 63.
Bristol, R. I., Baptisms at, 60.
British armed vessel _Gaspee_ destroyed, 69.
British army at Yorktown, Surrender of the, 25.
British evacuate Boston, 64.
Brown University, 11, 19, 135, 144, 166.
Bryant, William Cullen, 45.
Buchanan, President James, 75.
“Built the first grist mill,” John Ford, 46.
Bulkeley, Hon. Morgan G., 23.
Bull, Congressman, of Rhode Island, 11, 20.
Bull Run, Battle of, 10, 27, 34.
Bunker Hill, Battle of, 53, 136.
Bunker Hill Monument Association, 10, 147.
Burk, John Daly, 34.
Burke, Edmund, Death of (Milwaukee, Wis.), 23.
Burke, Governor of North Carolina, 59, 74.
Burke, Major John, 46.
Burns, Thomas, “and Bridget, his wife,” 31.
“Burn, waste, spoil, consume, destroy, and demolish,” Lord Ormund is
ordered to, 115.
Butler, Abigail, of New London, Conn., 58.
Butler, Thomas, settled in Kittery, Me., (before 1695), 67.
Caldwell, Rev. James, a patriot of the Revolution, 136.
California, Irish Pioneers of, 137.
Callahan, Dorothy, of Barbadoes, 70.
Cambon, Jules, French Ambassador, 15, 19.
“Came from Kinsale in Cork,” 33.
Campbell, Col. John, “an Irishman by birth,” 101.
Canada, Invasion of, 77.
Canonicus, an Indian sachem, 113.
Cape Ann, Mass., Irish survivors of a shipwreck brought to, 71.
Cape Cod, Mass., Charles Clinton and friends are landed there
“inadvertently or by design,” 71.
Cape Breton expedition, 66.
Capen, President, of Tufts College, 7.
Capitulation, in 1763, of Quebec, 96.
Captains of Emigrant ships, Many unscrupulous, 88.
Capt. Hugg’s Western Company of Artillery, 65.