Account of Manner of Enlistment, 119
Adair, William (Capt.), 194
Adair, William (L’t.-Col.), 190
Adams County, 117, 125
Adams, John G. (Capt.), 125, 130, 133, 134, 135, 138, 141, 145,
148
Adams, John G., Mrs., 135
Adams, Parker, 140
Adams, Samuel (Col.), 191
Adopted Son Story, 43
Aird, James, 54
Albany, N.Y., 263
Aldenrath, Benj. J., 142
Aldrich, Charles, Introduction and 2d Appendix
Alexander County, 195
Alexander, David C., 126
Alexander, Milton K. (Gen.), 93, 98, 191, 195, 202, 205, 208, 209,
210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 220, 221, 222, 223, 228, 287
Alexander, of Russia, 48
Alexander, T.L., 111, 120
Allen, William, 200
Al-lo-tah, 98
Ament, John L., 192
American Phrenological Journal, 19
American Temperance House, 245
Ames, Orestes, 118
Amhurstburgh, 68
An-a-wash-queth, 64
Anderson, Fannie (Mrs.), 270
Anderson, George (L’t.), 120
Anderson, Robert (L’t.), 126, 172, 173, 175, 189, 226, 227, 286,
293, 294, 299, 304
Anderson, Stinson B., 190
Anderson, T.G. (Capt.), 67
Annoyances, 81
Annuities of Sacs and Foxes, 84
An-o-wart, 64
Appel, Henry, 182
Apple River, 131, 174, 183, 186
Apple River Fort, 172, 183, 184, 185,
(battle) and 186, 187, 286
A-qua-o-sa, 64
Arabian Nights, 96
Archambeau, Mr., 56
Archer, Col. William B., 191, 224
Arenz, Francis, 93
Argyle, 209
Armstrong, Aaron (Capt.), 193
Armstrong, Elizabeth (Mrs.), 186
Armstrong, Gen. John, 66
Armstrong, John, 278, 281, 282
Armstrong, Perry A., 59
Arnett, J.T. (Capt.), 194, 202
Arnold, John (Capt.), 191
A-sam-e-saw, 98
Ashton, Capt. Eliakem, 169
Asiatic Cholera, 242
As-shaw-e-qua, 268, 272, 273, 274
Atkins, A., 93
Atkinson, Henry (Gen.), 106, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 120,
121, 127, 141, 142, 145, etc., 157, 161, 163, 169, 171, 172,
173, 175, 177, 180, 181, 185, 188, 189, 197, 202, 205, 206,
209, 210, 212, 214, 215, 216, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 225,
228, 230, 234, 238, 240, 247, 259, 261, 283, 284, 293, 294
Atkinson’s Report Bad Axe, 228
Atlas, Ill., 119
Attack on the “Oliver H. Perry” and Consort, in 1827, 73, 74, 75
Aubrey, William, 180
Ausbery, Griffith, 82
Autobiography of Black Hawk, 19, 31
Aztalan, 217
Bache, Hartman (Capt.), 247
Backus, Electus (L’t.), 189
Bad Axe River, 20, 73, 223, 226, 227, 295
Bad Axe Battle, 167, 168, 223, 295
Bailey, Maj. David, 113, 125, 126, 130, 141, 145, 193, 204
Bailey, Capt. Alexander, 169
Bailly, Joseph, 55
Bain, John L., 82
Baird, Scipio, 124
Baker, Daniel (L’t. Col.), 120, 193
Baker, Edward D. (L’t.), 2d Appendix
Baker, Mrs. E.B., 176
Baker, James, 123
Baldridge, David, 194
Ball, Azel F. (Capt.), 125, 145, 193
Ball, Japhet A. (Capt.), 125
Baltimore, 261, 264
Band, James B., 200
Bankson, Andrew (Capt.), 194
Bannon, Aaron (Capt.), 194
Banquet at Ft. Madison, 270
Barker, Thomas (Capt.), 120
Bark River, 209
Barlow, L’t. Col. J.W., 191
Barnes, David W. (Capt.), 125, 135, 145
Barnes, John (Capt.), 191
Barnes, Robert (Capt.), 159
Barney, Benj. (Capt.), 120, 125
Barnhart, Peter, 159
Barnsback, Julius L. (Capt.), 124
Barrel, John, 82
Barrett’s Ferry, 226, 236
Barron, Joseph, 30
Barrott, 55
Bartlett, Michael, 82
Batman, M.W. (L’t.), 120
Battle of 1800, 23
Battle of the Wisconsin Heights, 218, 221
Baylor, Dr., 189
Bays, Capt. John, 190
Beach, Maj. John, 40
Beall, Alexander (Maj.), 123, 194
Beall, Thomas J., 126, 145
Beardstown, 85, 93, 117, 154, 157, 160, 188, 278, 279, 282, 283
Beauchamp, 73, 74, 75
Beauty of Rock Island, 95
Beckwith, L’t. Col. Daniel W., 169
Beggs, Rev. S.R., 167
Belleville, 159
Bells, Mr., 154, 156
Beloit, 205
Beltrami, J.C., 17, 67
Benett, Louis, 55
Bennett, Hiram C., 118, 123
Bennett, Redding, 142
Bequette, Paschal, 131, 183
Beresford, James, 203
Berry, E.C., 94, 116
Berry, Thomas G. (Col.), 160
Best, ––, 55
Biggerstaff, Ardin (Capt.), 190
Big Indian Creek, 147
Big Sioux River, 100
Birch, Benjamin, 124
Birth of Black Hawk, 17
Bivens, John, 143
Black Hawk, Bones, 274
Black Hawk, Burial, 273
Black Hawk, Capacities, 20
Black Hawk, Death, 272
Black Hawk, Grave Robbed, 273
Black Hawk, Not a Chief, 21, 80
Black Hawk, Village, See V. |
Black, James, 200
Black, Samuel, 183
Blackburn, James M. (Col.), 191, 224
Blackmaars, Mich., 256
Blackwell, J.A., 123
Blackwell, John H., 94
Blackwell, Robert, 124, 139
Black Snake Hills, 103
Black Thunder, 87
Blair, F.P., 230
Bliss, John (Maj.), 94, 98, 106, 107, 120, 121, 145, 161, 224
Blondeaux, Maurice, 61
Blodgett, H.W., 303
Bloomington, Ill., 159
Blue Earth River, 101
and affair there, 102, 103
Blue Mounds, 143, 153, 154, 180, 183, 212, 219, 220, 221, 236
Bogart, Maj. Samuel, 193
Bolen, Hypolite, 30
Bond, Benjamin, 194
Bond County, 117, 125, 164, 194
Bones of Black Hawk, 18
Boone, Levi D. (Capt.), 125
Boone, Nathan (Col.), 2d Appendix
Boston, 263
Bouchard, Edward D., 183
Bounty Land Warrants, 77
Boutillier, Francois., 54
Bowers, Maj. George, 191
Bowman, Capt. ––, 130
Bowman, James (Capt.), 190
Bowman, Samuel (L’t.), 204, 224
Bowyer, George P. (Capt.), 190, 191
Boxley, James, 187
Boyce, W.M. (L’t.), 120
Boyd, Col. George, 234, 235
Boyd, James M. (L’t.), 235
Boyd’s Grove, 130
Bracken, Charles, 131, 181, 183
Bradley, H., 245
Brady, Gen. Hugh, 120, 181, 189, 193, 195, 202, 203, 209
Bradford, Abner, 200
Branson, Dr. Milton K., 194
Brazhere, William, 82
Breese, Sidney (L’t. Col.), 194, 211
Briggs, Josiah S. (Capt.), 194, 205, 206, 218
Briggs, Benjamin (L’t.), 145
Brigham, Ebenezer, 143, 181
Brigham, Sylvester, 192
Brimberry, Samuel (Capt.), 191
Brishois, ––, 54
Bristol, John E., 136
Bristol, R.C. (Capt.), 244
Bristow, George, 93
Bristow, George F. (Capt.), 194
British, 40, 42, 51, 53, 55, 57, 58, 66, 67
British Agents, 25, 26, 32, 38, 41, 44, 46
British Band, 39, 48, 55, 63
(including Rock River Sacs), 64, 88, 97, 103, 114
British Flags, 31, 58
British Indians, 26, 41
Broken Shoulder, 114
Brooke, L’t. F.J., 120
Brooks, Col. Edward, 256, 257, 258
Brown, A.C., 136
Brown, Brig. Gen., 254, 256, 257, 258
Brown, Gust. (L’t.), 243
Brown, Jacob (Capt.), 120
Brown, Reuben (Capt.), 195
Brown, William, 191
Brown, William G., 93, 123
Browne, Thomas C., 189
Browning, O.H., 117, 118
Browning, O.H., Diary of, 117
Brown’s Creek, 287
Bruff, J., 30
Brush Creek, 170
Buchanan, L’t., 248
Buckmaster, Nathaniel (Maj.), 94, 116, 118, 119, 122, 125, 132,
162, 163, 167, 169, 193, 284, 285
Buffalo Grove, 131, 142, 169, 176, 200, 202
Buffalo, N.Y., 242, 243, 263
Buisson, Louis, 55
Bunts, Samuel, 183
Burbank, Sid. (L’t.), 126
Bureau Creek, 130, 148, 192, 197
Bureau County, 154, 157
Burlington Hawk Eye, 19
Burlington, Iowa, 78, 270
Burner, Edward, 82
Burnett, J.P., 226
Burning of Black Hawk’s Bones, 274
Burns, James (Capt.), 194
Burnt Village, 209, 210
Burr Oak Grove, 156, 176
Burton, Thomas, 124
Butler, Nathaniel, 94
Butler, Peter (Capt.), 193
Butler, Walter (Capt.), 194
Cady, Albert (L’t.), 120
Caldwell, Billy (Chief), 166, 189, 204, 205
Call of May 15, 139
Calumet River, 100
Campaign of 1831, 92
Closed, 95
Campbell, John (L’t.), 49, 50, 51
Campbell, John, His Battle, 49, 50
Campbell, L’t. Col ––, 190
Camp Whitewater, 234
Camp Wisconsin, 219
Canada, 26
Cap au Gris, 49, 55
Carlin, Thomas (Capt.), 93, 125
Carnes, William, 183
“Caroline,” Steamboat, 160, 188
Caron, J.B., 64
and Caron, 236
Carondelet, 55
Carpenter, William, 123
Car-ra-ma-na, 231
Cartwright, Rev. Peter, 195, 281, 290
Case, Jonah H., 82
Casey, Zadock, 190, 199, 200
Cas-kup-wa, 64
Cass County, 154, 157
Cass, Lewis (Gen.), 100, 106, 238, 255, 265, 285
Cassell, Henry K., 159
Cassville, 143, 236
Castle Garden, 262
Catch-e-nack-e-seo, 61
Catlin, George, 84
Chadwick, Joseph M., 122, 130
Cha-e-ter, 229, 231, 232
Cha-go-sort, 61
Cha-kee-pax-he-pa-ho, 98
Chapman, Ammyson, 83, 84
Chapman, Thomas, 124
Charless, Joseph, 64
Che-ka-qua, 61
Cherokees, 22, 23
Chicago, 38, 42, 167, 169, 193, 242, 243, 254, 256, 257, 258, 290,
292
Chicago Historical Society, 244
Chic-hon-sic, 72, 76
Chick-a-ka-la-ko, 98
Childs, Tyrus M., 135
Chippewa, Battle, 42
Chippewas, 24, 72, 100, 105
Cholera, See Scott’s Expedition. |
Chouteau, Auguste,| 30, 60, 61, 63, 64
Chouteau, Pierre, 30, 61
Christy, Samuel C., 93, 94, 116
Cintajah, 101
Clament, 103
Clark, B.A., 190
Clark, Capt. ––, of Wis., 209
Clark County, 191
Clark, I., Jr. (Capt.), 120, 180
Clark, James N. (Capt.), 190
Clark, Meriwether Lewis, 120, 189
Clark, William (Gov. and Gen.), 38, 47, 48, 50, 55, 58, 60, 61,
63, 64, 80, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 100, 102, 103, 105,
106, 107, 154, 156, 261
Clark, Gov. William, Boat, 48, 50
Clary, Royal, 278
Clary, William, 278
Clary’s Grove Boys, 278
Clay County, 103, 190
Clay, Henry, 273
Clay, Henry, The–A Boat, 242
Claywell, Jesse (Capt.), 194
Cleveland, Loren, 177
Clinton County, 194
Coffey, Achilles (Capt.), 190
Coles County, 191
Collins, Charles O. (L’t.), 253
Collins, James (Col.), 194, 196, 214, 216, 218
Collins, Thomas, 93
Columbia, Mo., 160
Co-mee, 148, 149, 157
Conditions of Early Settlers, 78
Congress Hall Hotel, 19
Connor, James (Capt.), 194
Conrod, John (L’t.), 120
Constant, William, 123
Converse, Daniel, 61
Cook, Horace, 82
Cook, William, 124
Cooke, P. St. George (L’t.), 120
Cornelius, J.M. McT., 123, 178, 179
Cornstalk, 20
Correspondence of 1831, 83 to 89 inc.
Council of 1831, 92
Council of Sept. 25, 1831, 107
Covell, M.L. (Capt.), 125, 137, 145, 159
Cowen, William (L’t.-Col.), 159
Cox, Alexander D. (Capt.), 164
Cox, John, 39
Craig, B.B. (Capt.), 196, 282
Craig, Capt. ––, of War 1812, 56
Craig, Capt. James, War 1812, 190
Craig, Capt. James, Jo Daviess Co., 142, 184, 215
Craig, Capt. Jonathan, 142
Craig, N.B., 184
Crain, James W., 126
Cranberry Lake, 215
Crane, Col, 243
Crawfish River, 217
Crawford County, 76, 191
Crocker, Thomas, 117
Crooked Creek, 117, 279
Cross, L’t. ––, 240
Crossman, G.H. (L’t.), 120, 204
Crow, David, 118, 125
Cuivre River, 55
Cummings, Col. ––, 243
Cummings, Mr. –– , 167
Curran, Catherine Buckmaster–Introduction.
Cutler, Enos (L’t. Col.), | 121
Cutright, Temperance, 150
Dad Joe’s Grove, 130
Dakotas, 72, 73
Dale, George W., 119
Dalles of Wisconsin, 229, 231
Danforth, Joseph, 82, 98
Danville, 189
Davenport, George, 110, 259
Davenport, William (Maj. and Col.), 120, 121, 188, 193, 208, 265
Davis, Alexander, 150
Davis, Jefferson (L’t.), 120, 122, 141, 142, 192, 198, 240, 284,
Appendix, 290
Davis, Jimmie, 157
Davis, Maj. ––, 255
Davis, Robert, 123
Davis, Thomas, 82
Davis, William, 147
Davitts, ––, 221
Dawson, John, 125
Day, Hannibal (Lt.), 246
Deace, Capt, 47
De Camp, Samuel G.I. (Surgeon), 246
Decatur, Ill., 159
Decori, which includes “One-eyed Decori”, 210, 228, 231, 232
Dee Sulhorst, Justus, 143
De Kalb County, 130
De Hart, William C. (L’t.), 243
De Lassus, Gov., 171
De Lassus, Pierre C., 171
Delauney, D., 30
Dement, John (Maj.), 93, 125, 130, 140, 164, 187, 190, 192, 197,
198, 208, 209, 301
Dement, Mrs. John, 302
Dement’s Battle, 200, 201
Dennis, John H., 84
Desertion from British Army, 42
Des Moines Rapids, 37, 111
Des Moines River, 37, 38, 54, 57, 100, 268, 272, 273
Des Plaines River, 167, 188
Detroit, 42, 254, 256, 257, 258, 263
Devees’ or Devies’, 183, 209
Devil’s Creek, 268
Dewey, Stephen, 84
De Witt, A.B. (Col.), 123, 146
Diamond Grove, 143
Dickson, Joseph (Capt.), 209, 217, 223, 224
Dickson, Robert, 41, 42, 47, 48, 54
Dimmick, Ziba, 192
Disobedience of Officers, 214
Disorders, 162
Dixon, Frederick, 185
Dixon, F. Louise (Miss), 292
Dixon, John, 129, 140, 174, 176, 222, 290, 300
Dixon, John (Mrs.), 130
Dixon Land Office, 140
Dixon’s Ferry, 35, 113, 114, 116, 118, 119, 120, 125, 126, 127,
128, 129, 131, 139, 140, 141, 142, 146, 161, 163, 169, 172,
173, 176, 177, 179, 181, 185, 188, 189, 192, 195, 197, 198,
200, 202, 203, 204, 205, 211, 247, 248, 282, 283, 284, 286,
287, 290, _et seq._
Dobbins, William N. (Capt.), 190
Dodge, A.C. (Gen.), 78, 304
Dodge, Henry (Col.), 131, 140, 142, 143, 156, 169, 173, 174, 175,
180, 181, 182, 183, 201, 202, 206, 207, 208, 209, 211, 213,
214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 225, 230,
246, 255, 301, 302
Dodge, Henry L., 78, 131
Dodge, Mrs. Henry, 182, 200
Dodgeville, 143, 236
Donaldson, Dr., 134
Door Prairie, 256, 257
Doris, Martin W., 194
Dorr, Gustavus (L’t.), 120
Dorrance, L’t., 248
Dorsey, Charles S. (Capt.), 159
Doty, Capt., 160
Doty, James, 134, 135
Doty, James D. (Judge), 76
Dougherty, John, 103
Douglas, Stephen A., 175
Dover, 192
Dowling, Nicholas (Capt.), 120
Doyle, Edward, 123, 142, 298
Drakeford, L’t., 55
Draper, Joseph, 135, 136
Draper, L.C., 108
Draper, –– (Capt.), 193
Drayton, Thomas F. (L’t.), 120
Drum, R.C. (Gen.), 162
Drummond’s Island, 67
Dubuque, 102
Dubuque Mines, 47, 102, 120
Dulaney, William H., Dr., 118, 123, 164
Duncan, Asa, 183
Duncan, Enoch, 143
Duncan, Joseph (Gen.), 93-96
Duncan, Matthew, 124
Dunlap, Adams, 123
Dunlap, Samuel, 191
Dunn, Charles (Capt.), 190, 191, 208, 210, 211, 287
Dunnivan, William L., 203
Du Page River, 145, 161, 167, 188
Du Page Settlements, 191
Durley, James, 123
Durley, William, 142, 169
Durman, Jonathan (Capt.), 190, 191
Eads, Abner, 125, 133, 137, 145
Eames, Charles, 183, 184
Early, Jacob M. (Capt.), 175, 196, 210, 211, 286, 287
Eaton, John H., 91
Eaton, Nathaniel J., 111, 120
Ebey, Jacob, 125
Eckles, Hon. James H., 149
Edgar County, 191
Eddy, Henry (Col.), 116
Eddy, John M., 123
Edgerton, Mr., the Phrenologist, 18
Edwards, Abraham (L’t.-Col.), 258
Edwards County, 191
Edwards, Cyrus, 122
Edwards, Ninian (Gov.), 55, 60, 61, 63, 64
Eldon, Iowa, 273
Election, Dodge vs. Posey, 201
Elizabeth, Illinois, 183, 286
Elk Grove, 143
Elkin, William F., 93
Ellis, Bird W., 135, 136
English Prairie, 236
England, 25, 38
Engle, James (L’t.), 121
English, Levin N., 123
English, The, 26, 57
Epperson, Elijah, 165
Estes, Capt. ––, 219, 220
Eubanks, William (Maj.), 191
Eustis (Col.), 246, 247, 248, 249, 260
Evans, James (Maj.), 193
Ewing, John (Col.), 127, 139, 190, 211, 287
Ewing, W.L.D. (Maj.), 195, 216, 217, 218, 223, 224
Ewing, Trammel (L’t.), 200, 202
Exeter, 194, 209
Fairmount, 262
Fanchier, G.B., 287
Fal-sa-voine, 47, 55, 57
Farnham & Davenport, 251
Farris, Joseph B., 135
Fayette County, 125, 195
Feaman, Jacob (Capt.), 194
Fevre River, 154
Field, Alex. P., 193
Fitch, M.G., 183
Fitzpatrick, William, 123
Flack, 185
Flannagan, Dr. George, 191
Flood, Wm. G., 117, 125
Floyd, Aquilla, 169
Fonda, John H., 108
Force, George (L’t.), 183
Ford, Capt. ––, 248
Ford, Thomas (Gov.), 95, 158, 184, 220
Forristal, James G., 192
Forsythe, Thomas, 67, 80, 169
Fortieth Regiment, 159
Fortress Monroe, 242-260
Foster, Amos (L’t.), 121
Foster, John F., 123
Four Lakes, 205, 206, 221
Four Lakes Conference, 143
Fourth Lake, 217
Fowler, John, 169, 170, 171, 181
Fowlers, Phrenologists, 19
Fox River, Ill., 145, 148, 161, 177, 181, 189, 202, 203, 285
Fox River, Wis., 27, 35
Foxes Attacked by Menominees, 102
France, 24, 25, 58
Franklin County, 190, 193
Franks, Jacob, 54
Fraser, Upton S. (Capt.), 253
Freeman, Elam S., 117, 118, 123
Freeman, Jonathan (L’t.), 120
French and English War, 26
French, Charles, 82
Frenchtown, 42
Fry, Jacob (Col.), 93, 117, 123, 146, 164, 172, 188, 194, 196,
205, 206, 210, 214, 216, 217, 218, 222, 223
Ft. Armstrong, 66, 67, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 107, 115, 121, 126,
141, 145, 166, 171, 238, 239, 248, 249, 263, 264, 265, 273
Ft. Beggs, 167
Ft. Clark, 62, 290
Ft. Crawford, 104, 107, 112, 114, 121, 126, 168, 204, 230, 295
Ft. Dearborn, 119, 243, 257, 258
Ft. Dearborn Massacre, 41
Ft. Defiance, 143, 180, 181
Ft. Deposit, 140, 188, 189
Ft. Dixon, 161, 198
Ft. Gratiot, 242, 243, 247
Ft. Hamilton, 143, 170, 181, 183, 200, 201, 202, 208, 209, 211
Ft. Harmar, 32
Ft. Howard, 55, 56
Ft. Independence, 52
Ft. Jackson, 143
Ft. Johnston, 172, 189, 192
Ft. Koshkonong, 212, 220, 221
Ft. Madison, 35, 37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 45, 46, 268, 270
Ft. Meigs, 42
Ft. Ottawa, 196
Ft. Payne, 247, 258
Ft. Selby, Including Capture and Loss, 47, 48, 51
Ft. Snelling, 72, 73
Ft. Stephenson, 42
Ft. Union, 143
Ft. Wayne, 38
Ft. Wilbourn, 140, 159, 172, 188, 189, 194, 196, 204, 205, 286
Ft. Winnebago, 112, 114, 121, 189, 208, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215,
235, 287
Fulton County, 125, 132, 169, 193
Fulton, Judge A.R., 108
Funk, Mr. ––, of McLean Co., 198
Gagnier, Louisa, 76
Gagnier, Madame, 72, 73
Gagnier, Registre, 72, 73, 75, 76
Gaines, Gen. Edmund P., 84, 86, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95,
96, 238
Gale, Levin (Lt.), 120
Galena, 120, 129, 141, 142, 154, 156, 169, 170, 172, 176, 177,
182, 184, 185, 186, 187, 197, 198, 204, 209, 211, 215, 239,
247, 286
Gallatin County, 189, 190, 193
Galt, P.H. (L’t.), 243, 247, 249, 253
Gardiner, Thomas, 82
Gardenier, J.R.B. (L’t.)–This officer’s name has been written
throughout the work “I.” R.B., because the early prints so had
it; but by reference to the old army register, “J.” is now
found to be correct, 120, 142, 204, 295
Garland, John (Maj.), 260, 261, 264, 266
Gatewood, Jeff. (L’t.-Col.), 190
Gear, H.H. (Capt.), 142, 296, 297
Gentry, James H., 131, 143, 183, 209
Gentry, Maj.-Gen., 160
General Order of Gen. Wood, 160
George, Henry, 148
Gillespie, Joseph, 94, 164, 177
Gillham, Isom M., 93
Gillham, James (L’t.-Col.), 193
Gillham, John F., 94
Gillham, William, 93, 194
Gillispie, Capt. I.M., 169
Givens, William T. (Capt.), 125
Goble, Benjamin, 82
Gooden, Levi W. (Capt.), 125, 184
Gordon, George, 124
Gordon, William (Capt.), 194, 205
Governor’s Call of May 15, 139
Graham, Duncan, 54, 57, 58, 60
Graham, John A., 262
Graham, Mr. ––, 39
Graham, W.M. (L’t.), 120
Grand Mascatin, 80
Grant, Alex. F., 193
Gratiot, Charles, 30
Gratiot, Henry (Col.), 90, 91, 114
(His Rescue), 115, 131, 143, 153, 180
Gratiot, J.R.B. (Capt.), 143, 180
Gratiot’s Grove, 114, 129, 143, 153, 180, 181
Grave Robbed, 273
Graves, Ward, 159
Gray Tail, The, 101
Great Britain, 25
Great Butte des Morts, 236
Great Eagle, 18
Greathouse, John S., 98
Green Bay, 41, 42, 47, 226, 234, 235, 263, 292
Green, Emerson, 183
Green, Royal P., 281
Green, Sion R., 124
Greene County, 117, 125, 164, 194
Greenough, J.K. (L’t.), 94, 120
Greer, Abner (Capt.), 191
Gregoire, Marie P., 171
Gregory, Charles (L’t.-Col.), 118, 123
Gregory, James (Capt.), 169
Gridley, Asahel (L’t.), 137
Griffin, John, 30
Griffin, Robert (Capt.), 191
Grigneau Bros. (Grignon meant), 54
Grignon, Sr., Augustin, 235
Grignon, Jr., Charles (Capt.), 235
Grignon, Robert (L’t.), 235
Grizzly Bear, 236
Guirano, Guyol de, 65
Gulf of Mexico, 109
Gunn, Aaron, 192
Hackleton, Mr. ––, 132
Hail, David B., 82
Haines, Alfred, 130
Haines, James, 130
Haines, John, 93
Haines, Jonathan, 130
Hale, Ozias (Capt.), 194
Hale, William, 169, 170, 171
Hall, Alex. P., 190
Hall, Edward H., 150, 153, 154
Hall, Elizabeth, 150
Hall, Greenbury, 150
Hall, James (Capt.), 190
Hall, John W., 149, 150, 153, 154
Hall, Mary J.R., 150
Hall, Oliver W., 134, 136
Hall, Rachel and Sylvia, 149 _et seq._, 180
Hall, Reason, 153
Hall, William, 147, 150, 181
Halsted, C.V., 194
Hamilton and Bigelow, 158
Hamilton, Alexander, 132, 205
Hamilton County, 190
Hamilton, Thomas (L’t.), 39, 40, 58
Hamilton, William S., 131, 132, 143, 146, 181, 182, 209, 210, 234,
235, 291, 292
Hamilton’s Diggings, 292
Hancock County, 125, 193
Hardin, John J. (Col.), 93, 164, 279
Hargrave, Willis (Col.), 190
Harney, Mrs. John M., 303
Harney, W.S. (Capt.), 120, 122, 126, 141, 161, 211, 212, 224, 294,
302
Harris, John, 125
Harrison, George, 287, 288
Harrison, Jesse M., 124
Harrison, Thomas, 125
Harrison, William Henry (Gov.), 26, 27, 29, 33, 38
Harsha, Rev. W.W., 304
Hart, Nathan, 194
Hash-e-quar-hi-qua, 27, 30, 31
Haskins, Moses, 124
Hatton, Capt., 248
Havana, Ill., 288
Hawley, Aaron, 169, 170
Haws, William (Capt.), 159
Hawthorn, John (Sg’t.-Maj.), 194
Hawthorn, John (Surgeon), 194
Haynes, John (Capt.), 191
Hayse, Dr. B.M., 159
Hazleton, ––, 203
Headen, William, 124
Heans, William, 82
Helena, Wis., 221, 222
Hempstead, Charles S., 76
Hempstead, L’t., 53
Henderson, John and J.H., 147 _et seq._
Henderson, L’t. ––, 50
Henderson River, 84, 118, 192, 197, 279, 280
Henderson, Vawter, 124
Henry, James D. (Gen.), 79, 93, 123, 125, 127, 141, 164, 173, 174,
175, 193, 198, 201, 202, 203, 205, 207, 211, 212, 213, 214,
215, 216, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 225, 228, 287
Henry, William, 82
Herclerode, George W., 187
Hewitt, ––, 118
Heyl, Serg’t. ––, 244
Hickman, Benj. F., 193
Hickory Creek, 167, 188
Hickory Point, 181
Hicks, B. (Q.M.), 190
Higbee, Charles, 94
Higginbotham, Alex, 169, 183
Highsmith, William (Capt.), 191
Hill, Dr. Allen, 183
Hinman, William, 119
Hitchcock, E.A. (Capt.), 120
Hoard, Capt. ––, 143, 181
Hodges, J., 192
Hoffman, William (L’t.), 120
Hogan, John S.C. (L’t.), 119
Holderman Settlement, 148
Hollenback, George B., 166
Hollenback, George M., 166, 167, 202
Hollenback’s Grove, 167
Holliday, Joel (Capt.), 190
Hollingsworth, Samuel, 125
Holman, Armstead (Capt.), 190
Holmes R. (L’t.), 120, 189, 204
Hood, John, 183, and see p. 224
Hook, Cornelius, 193
Hook, James H. (Capt.), 120
Horine, Michael, 124
Horn, Reddick (Rev. and Maj.), 122, 140, 154, 188, 189, 194
Horn, W.S., 150, 154
Horney, Samuel, 123
Houston, Alex. (Capt.), 191
How, Mr. –– of Platt, 227
Howard, Allen, 147, 150
Howard, Benj., 124
Howard, Gen., 48
Howard, Stephen P., 183, 184
Hubbard, Gurdon S. (L’t.), 169
Hull, ––, Surrender of, 41
Hulls, M.S., 82
Hunt, Richard, 159
Hunter, Charles W., 65
Hunter, John T. (Q.M.), 191
Hunter, Solomon (Capt.), 191
Huron, Lake, 38
Hussey, Nathan, 193
Hustisford, 215
Huston, A. (Col.), 257, 258
Huston, James (Maj.), 190
Huston, Samuel (Capt.), 195
Hutching, Private ––, 224
Hutt, Corbin R. (Capt.), 169
Hutter, George C., 111, 120
Iles, Elijah (Capt.), 145, 164, 172, 177, 286
Illinois Rapids, 188, 195, 197
Illinois River, 26, 27, 35, 62, 77, 111, 116, 139, 140, 146, 148,
188
Indian Creek, 146, 148, 202, 203
Indian Creek Massacre, 119, 146, 149 _et seq._, 160, 167
Indian Creek, Mich., 256
Indian Maiden at Fort Madison, 40
Indiana, 25, 258
Ingalls, Boone, 65
Interim Regiment, 164
Iometah, 236
Iowa River, 80, 106, 109, 224
Iowa Village, 103, 269
Iowa Village, Battle at, 69, 70
Iowas, 57, 69, 70, 100, 272, 273
Irwin, Alex. J., 235
Jackson, Andrew, 57, 58, 60, 193, 212, 242, 260, 261, 273
Jackson, Capt. ––, 255, 256, 258
Jacksonville, 194
James, Benj., 125, 164, 194
James, John, 124
James, Thomas (Maj.), 124, 125, 146, 161
Jarrot, Vital, 122
Jarrott, Francis, 164, 178
Jefferson Barracks, 89, 110, 121, 225, 240, 294
Jefferson County, 190
Jefferson, Thomas, 27
Jeffreon River, 32
Jenkins, A.M. (Capt.), 196
Jenkins, Thomas, 183
Jo Daviess County, 19, 140, 142
Jo Daviess Militia, 131
Johnson, George (Capt.), 235
Johnson, James (Capt. and Col.), 125, 126, 145, 157, 189
Johnson, James F. (Q.M.), 190
Johnson, John, 38
Johnson, John W. (Capt.), 61
Johnson, Seth (Capt.), 246
Johnston, Albert Sidney (L’t.), 111, 120, 140, 147, 161, 162, 189,
195, 196, 197, 205, 211, 225, 248, 286, 293, 294
Johnston, John D., 287
Johnston, Joseph E., 253
Johnston, L. (L’t.), 67
Johnston, Nathan, 178
Johnston, N.C., 124
Johnston, N.H., 193
Johnston, William P. (Col.), 295
Johnston, William P. (Mrs.), Introduction
Jones, Armstead, 218
Jones, C. (L’t.-Col.), 191
Jones, Edward, 93
Jones, Gabriel (Col.), 194, 206, 210, 216, 218
Jones, George W., 170, 171, 187, 208, 209, 295, 302, 303
Jones, James S. (Maj.), 191
Jones, Richard, 123
Jones, Capt. ––, of Randolph Co., 195
Jonesville, 254
Jordan, Elias (Capt.), 191
Jordan, James H., 272, 273, 274
Jordan, Mr., 69
Jordan, W., 94
Jouett, William R. (Capt.), 120
Julien, Mr. ––, 39
Ka-non-e-kah, 76
Ka-ra-zhon-sept-kah, 76
Ka-ta-ka, 61
Ka-ka-kew, 98
Ka-ke-ka-mah, 98
Ka-ke-me-ka-pes, 98
Kar-lun-da-wa-na, 263
Kas-kas-kias, 24, 26
Kellogg’s Grove, 156, 171, 176, 177, 178, 179, 184, 187, 192, 198,
199, 200, 201, 204, 208, 300
Kellogg, O.W., 129, 176, 290
Kellogg’s Trail, 113, 129, 165, 176, 290
Ke-me-a-lo-sha, 64
Kendle, Samuel F., 94
Kennedy, George F., 94
Kennedy, Aid-de-Camp, 47
Kenney, John W., 193
Kenney, Thomas, 169
Kent, Erastus, 82
Kentucky, 25, 48, 58, 77, 78
Kent Township, 177
Ke-o-kuk, 20, 23, 44, 45, 79, 80, 81, 88, 107, 108, 112, 113, 228,
239, 240, 248, 251, 259, 261, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 270, 271
Ke-o-kuk’s Village, and Scenes There, 109, 110
Ke-o-sa-tah, 98
Ke-o-ta-she-ka, 64
Kee-tee-see, 98
Kercheval, Gholson, 119
Kesh-e-yi-va, 32
Kettle, 102, 108
Kee-was-see, 158
Keyes Lake, 217
Kick-a-poos, 55, 57, 90, 97, 238, 239
Kickapoo River, 222
Kincaid, James (Capt.), 194
Kincaid, Hiram, 94
Kingsley, Alpha (L’t.), 37, 38
Kingsbury, J.W. (L’t.), 120
Kingsbury, Julius J.B. (L’t.), 246
Kinney, Mr. ––, 127
Kinzie, John, 114
Kirker’s Farm, 181
Kirkpatrick, Wm., 164, 172, 278, 279
Kirkpatrick, R.H., 183
Kirkpatrick, ––, at Apple River Fort, 185, 187
Kish-wau-kee, 131, 205, 284
Knox County, 193
Koe-ko-skee, 98
Kosh-ko-nong, Lake, 205, 206, 208, 209, 212, 287
Kot-te-ken-ne-kak, 107
Kreeps, David, 135
Krupp, John, 94
La Croix, Cerre M., 65
La Croix, Joseph, 55
La Croix, Mitchell, 55
Lafayette County, 114
La Gouthrie, Edward, 41, 54, 58
Lagoterie, 41, 54, 58
Lake We Live On, 206
Lake House, 217
Lamotte, Lieut. ––, 104
Lamotte, ––, 236
Land Warrants, 77
Lane, Levin, 190
Lane, Will Carr, 111
Larned, Brig. Gen. ––, 255
La Saillier, 55
La Salle, 140
La Salle County, 159
Lasley’s, 117
Lawrence, W. (L’t.-Col.), 66
Lawrence County, 191
Lawhead, Benj., 183
Lay-ow-vois, 27, 30
Lead Mines, 100, 187
Leavenworth, Cantonment, 103, 121, 188, 193
Le Claire, Antoine, 19, 92, 98, 251, 259
Leech, Levin, 183
Leech, Samuel (Col.), 190
Lee County, 130
Leighton, Jonathan, 124, 164
Lemonweir Valley, 229
Lena, 177
Levers, Thomas (L’t.-Col.), 61
Lexington, Iowa, 275
Lieb, Daniel, 94
Lillard, 117
Lincoln, Abraham, 125, 140, 164, 173, 175, 196, 198, App., 277
Linden, H.S.J. (L’t.), 120
Lindsay, Allen F. (Capt.), 73, 195
Lipcap, Solomon, 72, 73, 76
“Little Bear”, 169, 170, 171
Little, Josiah, 124
Little Medicine Man, 114
Little Priest, 114, 180
Little Thunder, 215, 216
Little Turtle, 20
Little Vermilion River, 188
Lockwood, James H., 103, 105, 108
Logan, 20
Logan, Dr. J.B., 194
Loomis, G. (Capt.), 228
Long, Edward R. (L’t.), 246
Long, Thomas (Maj.), 116, 124, 125, 141, 161, 163, 280
Loraine, John, 94
Lorton, John, 93
Louisiana, 24, 29
Lovell, Michael, 184
Lovitt, Thomas, 82
Lowe, Gideon (Capt.), 106, 121, 212
Lower Cuivre Ferry, 56
Lower Iowa R., 111
Lowry, Private ––, 224
Lucas, Gov. ––, 18, 274
Lundy, John, 136
Luziére, 171
Lynnville, 194
Lyon, Elijah (Capt.), 253
Little Mascoutille, 58
Mackinac or Mackinaw, 47
Mackinac, Fall of, 41
Mackinaw Company, 47
Mackinaw Fencibles, 47
Mackitee, Andrew, 123
Macomb, Maj.-Gen. Alex, 228
Macomb, Ill., 193
Macon County, 125, 159
Macoupin County, 125, 194
Madding, Champion S. (Capt.), 191
Madison County, 125, 191, 194
Madison, Wis., 217
Madam Black Hawk, 268, 272, 273, 274
Mah-na-at-ap-e-kah, 76
Ma-ka-tai-she-kia-kiak, 17, 64, 98
Malden, 88, 238, 258
Mandeville, Jack, 75
Manner of Enlistments, 119
March, Enoch C. (Col.), 93, 94, 116, 140, 188, 193, 195, 212, 222
March to Rock River Mouth, in 1831, 92
March to the Wisconsin, 216
March to Yellow Banks in 1832, 118, etc.
Marie de Ogee, 128
Marion County, 190
Marsh, John, 102
Marshall, Humphrey (L’t.), 245
Marshall, Thomas I. or J., 124
Marsac, Joseph F. (Capt.), 255
Martin, Capt. ––, 257
Martin, Philip W., 117, 118, 123
Ma-sha-she, 64
Mash-co, 64
Mason, R.B. (Capt.), 120, 225
Mason, Stevens T. (Gov.), 254, 256
Masonic Temple, 35
Massey, L’t. ––, 55
Match-e-qua-wa, 64
Mathews, H., 93
Mathews, Cyrus (Capt.), 159, 188, 195, 196
Matthews, Samuel T. (Col.), 193, 196
Maughs, Milton M. (Capt.), 19, 142
Mauvisterre River, 194
Maynadier, William (Capt.), 247
Mayo, Jonathan (Capt.), 191
Mayo, Walter M. (Q.M.), 191
Me-al-es-e-ta, 64
Meau-eus, or Mee-au-mese, 147, 157
Me-caitch, 61
Mecomsen, William B., 177, 178
Medals, 32, 67
Men-a-con, 98
Menard, Peter (Capt.), 159, 164, 177, 205
Mendinall, Zadock, 135
Menominees, 67, 100, 102, 103, 110, 230, 235, 249, 259
Menominees, Murder of, 103, 104, 107, 110, 113, 234 _et seq._
Merameg River, 22
Merryman, Dr. E.H., 194, 215
Messersmith, John, Jr., 183
Methode, 72, 76
Mexico, Gulf of, 109
Michigan Militia in the War, 254
Military Tract, 77
Miller, Albert S., 120
Miller, Col., 58
Miller, Gov. of Mo., 160
Miller, G.V., 82
Miller, Solomon, 94, 159
Miller, William, 94
Miller, William (Maj.), 194
Million, Bennett, 181
Mills, Benj., 113
Milton, James, 135
Milwaukee River, 234
Mineral Point, Wis., 131, 143, 181
Miners’ Journal, 76
Missouri, 58;
Excitement in, 160
Missouri River, 44, 60, 61, 100, 103
Mitchell, E.G. (L’t.), 120
Moffett, Thomas (Capt.), 195
Mograine, Noel, 61
Molansat, 98
Monroe County, 125
Montgomery County, 117, 125, 194
Montreal, 17, 26
Moore Benj., 130
Moore, David H. (Q.M.), 195
Moore, Isaac R. (Col.), 169, 189
Moore, James, 124
Moore, James B. (Capt.), 61
Moore, J. Milton, 124
Moore, Jonathan, 124
Moore, Risdon, 124
Moore, Risdon Marshall, 124
Moore, William, 94, 124
Morgan County, 125, 140, 159, 188, 194, 195
Morgan, Joshua C., 126
Morgan, Willoughby (Col.), 98, 101, 104, 106, 107
Morgan, A. Brave, 106
Morris, Achilles (L’t.-Col.), 93, 123, 172
Morris, F.M., 183
Morrison, James, 123
Morrison, Wm. L.E., 123
Morrison’s Grove, 180
Morse, Jedediah, 67
Mosley, Roland, 159
Mower, Surgeon Thomas G., 243
Mud Lake, 205
Munroe, John (Capt.), 243, 253
Munson, Gideon, 134, 135
Munson, William, 150, 154
Murder of Rev. Adam Payne, 166, 167
Murder of Rev. James Sample, 166
Murphy, Wm. C. (Sgt.), 224
Musick, David (Capt.), 55, 56
Myers, William, 159
McAdams, William, 164
McBride, David, 229
McCall, Daniel, 126
McCall, Gentry, 82
M’Call, George A., 98
McClure, Robert, 125, 145
McCormick, Andrew, 218, 224
McClernand, John A., 190, 303
McClernand, E.J. (Col.) J., 190
McConnel, Murray, 123, 193, 215, 218, 224
McCown, John (Capt.), 191
McCoy, Charles, 142
McDonald, John, 186
McDonough County, 118
McDow, Thomas, 125, 281
McDaniel, Benj., 178
McDuffie, Franklin (L’t.), 243
McFadden, Geo. (Capt.), 157, 159, 202, 203
McGill, Hugh, 189
McGraw, Dominick, 183
McHatton, A., 123
McHenry, William (Maj.), 191, 212
McIlvaine, Caroline M., Introduction
McIlwaine, Murder of, 181
McKay, Wm. (Col.), 48, 67, 68
McKenney, Thomas L., 73
McLean County, 125, 136, 150, 159
McLean Hist. Society, 136
McMillen, Meredith S., 218
McMurtry, William (Capt.), 193
McNair, John, 218
M’Nair, L’t. ––, 55
McNeil, H., 82
McRee, Capt. ––, 212
Nabb, Mr. ––, 39
Na-chu-sa, 291
Na-i-o-gui-man, 67
Na-kis-ka-wa, 98
Na-ma-che-wa-na, 61
Na-match-e-sa, 64
Na-ma-we-nan-e, 64
Name of Black Hawk, 17
Na-mee, 98
Nam-e-qua, 268
Na-na-ma-kee, 17
Na-ni-sa, 239
Na-noch-aa-ta-sa, 61
Naper, Joseph (Capt.), 157, 167, 188
Naperville, 247, 257
Na-pe-ta-ka, 64
Napoleon, 24, 48
Napoleon Boat, 258
Na-sa-war-ku, 64
Na-she-as-kuk, 18
Nashville, 58
Na-som-see, 268
Neal, Moses, 190
Neale, Thomas M., 93
Neapope, 109, 130, 218, 224, 229, 238, 239, 240
Neepeek, 98
Nes-se-as-kuk, 268
Ne-sho-ta, 61
Neutral Strip, 101
Newcomb, F.D. (L’t.), 120
Newhall, Dr. Horatio, 142
New Salem, 278, 280, 281, 288
New York City, 262, 263
Niblo’s Garden, 263
Nichols, John (L’t.), 120
Niles, Mich, 256, 258
Noel, Thomas, 111, 120
Norfolk, 260
Norris, Robert, 148
Norvell, Joshua, 64
Nott, Royal A. (Capt.), 191
Nowlin, Bennett (Capt.), 194
Nute, Levi M. (L’t.), 120
Nutting, James, 187
Offutt, Mr., 278, 281
Ogee, Joseph, 129
Ohio, 25
Old Man’s Creek, 132, 137, 138
Old Mission, 203
Old Shullsburg, 143
Oliphant, E.P., 164
Omahas, 103, 108
O’Melvany, John, 194
O’Neal, John F. (Capt.), 143
Oneidas, 235
Onstott, John (Capt.), 190
Order No. 12, 126
Order No. 13, 126
Order No. 14, 126
Order No. 15, 128
Order No. 16, 128
Order No. 21, 146
Order No. 22, 161
Order Special No. 11, 161
Order of May 24, 163
Order No. 26, 172
Order No. 41, 195
Order No. 43, 195
Order No. 44, Defining Divisions and Duties, 203
Order No. 45, to L’t. Bowman, 204
Order No. 46, for Subsistence, 204
Order No. 48, Urging Obedience, 206
Order No. 49, 209
Order to Maj. Long, 116
Order to Maj. Stillman, 131
Orear, George, 123
Oregon, Wis., 209
Organization of Army, 1831, 93
Orr, Joseph, 194
Osages, 21, 22, 23, 24, 29, 103
Oshkahenahniew, 236
Oshkosh, 236
Oquawka, 116
Otoes, 103
Ottawa, 136, 146, 148, 153, 156, 159, 167, 169, 172, 188, 189,
193, 194, 202, 203, 204, 282, 285
Ottawas, 100
“Otto,” Steamboat, 188
Ouilmette, Louis, 130, 131, 149
Out-che-qua-ha, 27, 30, 31
Palmer, James (Capt.), 169
Palmer, Zalmon C. (Capt.), 111, 120, 299
Pa-ma-ke-tah, 98
Pan-se-na-nee, 98
Parish, Thomas J., 143
Parish’s Fort, 143
Parker, Leonard B. (Q.M.), 191
Parkinson, Daniel M., 143, 183, 209, 218
Parkinson, Peter, Jr., 183
Parrish, Dr. J.J., 191
Parmenter, Isaac, 191
Pa-she-ko-mack, 64
Pa-she-pa-ho, 27, 30, 31, 33, 40, 68, 69, 70, 79, 98, 264, 265,
266, 267
Pash-qua-mee, 107
Patterson, Gershom (Capt.) ––, 194, 204
Patterson, J.B., 19, 66, 240
Patrick, Samuel, 183
Paul, R., 64
Paul, T., 61
Pa-we-sheek, 98
Paw Paw Grove and Village, 130, 285
Payne, Rev. Adam, 166, 167, 168, etc.
Payne, Aaron, 168, 224
Payne, Morgan L. (Capt.), 169, 188, 189, 191, 193
Pearce, Hosea (Col.), 191
Pearson, Ed. L., 117
Pecatonica, 286
Pecatonica, The, 170, 181, 209
Pecatonica, The Battle of, 182
Pekin, 130
Pem-e-see, 98
Peoria, 55, 113, 116, 129, 176, 192, 288
Peoria County, 125, 159
Pekin, 159, 288
Perkins, Isaac, 135
Perkins, L’t. ––, 47
Perkins, Joseph, 64
Penrose, James W. (L’t.), 246
“Perry, Oliver H., The”, 73
Perry County, 194
Peru, 77, 140, 288
Peru Road, 140
“Petit Boeuff”, 76
Petition to Gov. Reynolds, 82, 83
Petty, Elisha, 125
Petersburg, 194
Pettigrew, William, 147
Penn, William, The, 242
Pe-wau-te-not, 236
Philip of Pokonoket, 20
Philleo, Addison, 143, 217
Phillips Ferry, 119
Phillips, Elijah, 192, 197
Phrenological Comments, 18, 19
Pickett, John (L’t.), 253
Pierce, Earl (Capt.), 160
Pierce, Samuel C., 93
Pike, Benjamin F., 82, 83, 84, 98
Pike County, 119, 125, 194
Pike, Zebulon M. (L’t.), 31, 32, 37
Pillsbury, Samuel, 126
Pinckney, Ninian (Capt.), 37, 38
Plainfield, 167, 169
Platoff, 48
Platteville, 143
Plum River, 170, 202, 205, 208
Po-ca-ma, 61
Poe-go-nah, 236
Poin-a-ke-ta, 64
Polo, 142, 176
Pontiac, 20, 80
Poore, Ben Perley, 279, 284
Pope County, 190
Poquette, Pierre, 215, 216
Portage des Sioux, 55, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63
Portage des Sioux, Treaty of, 60
Portage, The, Wis., 229, 236
Posey, Alexander (Gen.), 190, 192, 193, 197, 200, 201, 202, 203,
204, 205, 206, 208, 209, 210, 211, 220, 222, 223, 225, 228, 287
Posey, John F., 124
Pottowatomies, 32, 35, 68, 82, 90, 97, 130, 132, 133, 143, 146,
147, 205, 238, 239
Pottowatomie Council at Rock Creek, 166;
Village, 285
Powell, Alanson, 195
Powell, Daniel (Capt.), 191
Powell, William (L’t.), 235, 236
Prairie la Crosse, 230
Prairie du Chien, 41, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 58, 71, 72, 74, 75,
76, 89, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105, 112, 219, 223, 225, 226, 227,
228, 231, 237, 240, 249
Pratt Seth (Capt.), 125, 145
Prentiss, James (L’t.), James H., 253
Preuitt, Solomon, 94, 122
Price, Daniel, 125
Price, Thomas, 183
Prickett, David, 122
Prince, William, 30
Proclamation Opening Lands Ceded by 1804 Treaty, 79
Prophet’s Village, 35, 114, 126, 127, 128, 163, 284
Prosper, Samuel M., 123
Pryor, Nathaniel (L’t.), 38
Pugh, Isaac C. (Capt.), 125, 145
Putnam County, 159
Py-e-sa, 17, 22, 23
Pype-gee, 148, 166
Quash-qua-me, 27, 30, 31, 32, 40, 41, 44, 61, 80, 87
Quesh-qua-ing, 107, 108
Quincy, 18, 117, 140, 274
Ralls, William C. (Capt), 125, 164
Ramsay, Robert, 57
Ramsay, Robert (Mrs.), 57
Randall, Peter, 124
Randolph County, 194, 218
Randolph, Marcus, 200
Rankin, ––, 183
Rattan, M.E., 124
Raum, John (Maj.), 190
Rawlings, Marshall, 190
Rector, L’t. and Capt. ––, 49, 50, 53, 54
Red Bird, 72, 75, 76, 77
Red Cedar River, 100
Reed, Thomas B., 133
Reed, Michael, 159
Remann, Frederick, 195
Return to Ft. Armstrong, 267
Revell, Wallace, 138
Reynolds, John, 81, 82, 85, 86, 88, 89, 90, 93, 96, 113, 116, 118,
119, 122, 127, 130, 132, 139, 140, 141, 157, 161, 162, 169,
189, 192, 210, 245, 280, 284, 293, 294
Reynolds, Gov., Appeal for Troops, 113, 117
Reynolds’ Proclamation, May 15, 139
Rhodes, Mr., 156
Richardson, Asa, 111, 120, 248
Richardson, John F. (Capt.), 191
Riggs, Henry S., 194
Riggs, L’t., 49, 50
Riley, Bennet, 110, 120, 126, 177, 179, 192, 197
Rious, Senor, 24
Ritner, L’t. ––, 226, 228
Robison, John K., 298
Robinson, Chief Alex, 166
Roberts, Milton B., 193
Roberts, Calvert, 118
Roberts, Calvin, 123
Rochelle’s Village, 148
Rock Creek, 166
Rock Island, 48, 66, 82, 85, 86, 87, 89, 90, 95, 194, 230, 232,
240
Rock Island County, 193
Rockport, 94
Rock Lake, 217
Rock River, 17, 18, 31, 41, 47, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58,
61, 80, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 89, 90, 91, 112, 115, 119, 120,
126, 129, 146, 156, 161, 166, 180, 187, 189, 203, 205, 209,
211, 212, 214, 238, 248, 271, 281, 283, 290, _et seq._
Rock River Sacs, 103 and see “British Band.”
Rogers, Jason, 111, 120, 248
Roman, Richard, 94, 123, 164, 177, 178
Rose, Edwin (L’t.), 253
Ross, Thomas B. (Capt.), 191
Ross, William, 119, 122, 125
Roundtree, Hiram (Capt.), 194
Roundtree, John H., 143
Rousseau, Gus S. (Lieut.), 120
Rowland, Isaac (Capt.), 255
Royster, Thomas J., 111, 120
Rushville, 117, 278, 279, 282
Russia, 48
Russell, William (Col.), 55, 56
Russell, David B. (Capt.), 190, 191
Russell, Col. of Mich., 258
Rutledge, Dr. John B., 164
Sain, John (Capt.), 193
Sakaegan Lake, 27
Sa-kee-too, 64
Saline, Mich., 256
Salter, William, 208
Salt River, 31
Sample, Rev. James, 165
Sanders, Hiram, 83, 84
Sandford, Isaac (Capt.), 191
Sangamon County, 93, 125, 164, 169, 195
Sangamon River, 194
Santeaux, 71
Sash-au-quash, 158
Sauk-e-nuk–Black Hawk’s Village, 17, 41, 52, 57, 67, 77, 81, 84,
94, 95, 101, 130, 165
Sauk Trail, 165
Sawyer, James, 65
Scales, S.H. (Capt.), 142
Schermerhorn, ––, 203
Schuyler County, 117-125, 159-164
Schwankovsky, Julie, 171
Scott, Benj., 178, 179
Scott, John, 76
Scott, John W., 164
Scott, Moses, 65
Scott, Winfield (Gen.), 168, 173, 212, 221, 228, 232, 238, 239,
291, 292, 304
Scott’s Expedition, 242 _et seq._
Schwarz, Col., 256
Searight, Joseph D. (L’t.), 111, 120
Searles, Murder of, 181
Semple, James, 94, 122, 164, 177
Senecas, The, 263
Sessions, Capt. Holden, 193
Seven Mile Bluff, 229
Sevier, Robert (L’t.), 120
Sha-a-toc, 157
Sha-bo-na or Shab-bo-na, 20, 133, 147, 148, etc., 157, 166, 189,
204
Sha-bo-na’s Village, 128, 130
Sha-ma-ga, 61
Shambaugh, Prof. B.F.Introduction and, 269
Sharp, Powell H. (L’t.-Col.), 194
Shaw, John (Col.), 254
Shaw, Nineveh, 191
Shelby County, 125
Shelledy, Stephen B., 191
Shelton, Joseph (Maj.), 190
Shem-e-non, 157
Sherman, John (Capt.), 143
She-she-qua-nas, 98
Shields, Alexander, 123
Short, Thomas J., 218
Simpson, Gideon, 124
Singing Bird, 268, 272, 273, 274
Sink Hole Battle, 46, 55, 56
Sinsinawa Mound, 187
Sioux, The, 47, 72, 100, 101, 102, 103, 224, 227, 229, 259
Skinner, Private ––, 224
Slaughter’s Farm, 217
Smart, Josiah, 110
Smith, Adam, 93
Smith, Alex. (Capt.), 194
Smith, Brig.-Gen. ––, 58
Smith, Chester, 167
Smith, David (Capt.), 191, 194, 195
Smith, George F. (Mrs.), 135
Smith, Henry (Capt.), 111, 120, 212, 224, 225, 248
Smith, Henry B. (Q.M.,) 191
Smith, James, 142
Smith, Jeremiah, 125, 194, 214, 215
Smith, John C. (Gen.), 296
Smith, Robert R., 224
Smith, Samuel, 93, 124, 164
Smith, Theophilas W. (Col.), 193
Smith, Thomas A. (Gen.), 66
Smith, Vincent, 142
Smith, William B., 125
Snelling, Fort, 72, 73
Snelling, Josiah (Col.), 72, 75
Snelling, William J., 75
Snock-wine, 157
Snyder, Adam W. (Capt.) | 122, 164, 172, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179,
192
Snyder, Dr. J.F., Introduction and, 273
Solomon, Samuel, 61, 64
Soulard, James G., 227
Souligny, 236
Spafford’s Farms, 230
Spafford, Murder of, 181
Spain, 24, 25, 29
Spanish Father, 23, 24, 26
Spears, Edward (L’t.), 56
Speech on Military Coat-tails, 288
Spencer, J.W., 82
Spencer, Murder of, 181
Spotted Arm, 180
Springfield, 215
Sprouce, William, 123
Stahl, Fred. (Serg’t.), 142, 169
Stambaugh, Col. ––, 226, 235 _et seq._
Stambaugh’s Expedition, 234
Stampede at Ft. Winnebago, 213
Stapp, James T.B., 122, 130
Stapp, Wyat B., 130
Starkey, John, 122
Starr, William E., 122
Stennett John (Capt.), 159
Stephenson County, 177, 184
Stephenson, James W., 127, 131, 141, 142, 143, 180, 181, 184, 187,
209
Stephenson, James W., Battle of, 184
Stephenson, W.J. (Capt.), 190, 191
Stewart, ––, 74
Stewart, Dr. ––, 49
Stewart, Hart L. (Col.), 257
Stewart, William M. (Capt.), 159
Stillman, Isaiah, 113, 125, 126, 128, 130, 139, 141, 145, 161,
199, 284, 292
Stillman’s Defeat, 119, 125, 132 _et seq._, 143, 163, 183, 201,
205, 218, 238, 254, 257, 294
Stillman’s Defense, 137
Stockbridges, The, 235
Stockton, Brig.-Gen., 255
Stoddard, Amos (Capt.), 30, 34
Stone, Clack (Capt.), 142, 185
Storm, L’t.-Col. ––, 190
Stout, Thomas (Capt.), 194
Strawn, Jeremiah, 159
Strawn, John (Col.), 159
Street, Joseph M. (Gen.), 98, 105, 226, 228, 230, 239, 241, 272
Strode, James M. (Col.), 113, 127, 131, 140, 142, 184, 185, 187,
283, 290, 296
Stuart, John T., 93, 164, 175, 281, 286
Ste. Genevieve, 76
St. Ange, 24
St. Charles, 55
St. Clair County, 93, 159, 164
St. Joseph, 254, 258
St. Joseph Island, 38
St. Louis, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 34, 38, 41, 42, 44, 56,
140, 154, 188, 266
St. Peter’s Indian Agency, 101, 102
St. Peter’s River, 101, 102
St. Pierre, Ensign, 50
St. Vrain, Felix, 86, 87, 88, 98, 106, 107, 169, 170;
Death of, 171, 173, 180, 181, 238, 251
Sublet, Thomas, 184
Sublets, Mr., 156
Sugar River, 183, 209, 236
Sullivan, John (Capt.), 47, 48
Summers, John, 124
“Sun, The”, 76
Superior, The–-Boat, 242 _et seq._
Swett, Leonard, 280
Sybald, Samuel, 123
Sycamore Bluff, 137
Sycamore Creek, 137, 139, 156, 161, 162, 204, 205, 238, 285, 286
Tah-sau-gah-now, 102
Ta-ko-na, 98
Taliaferro, Law, 102, 106
Tate, John, 124
Tavar, P.G., 65
Taylor, E.D., 93
Taylor, James, 178
Taylor, Zachary, 47, 51, 52, 53, 54, 112, 120, 121, 126, 128, 145,
161, 162, 172, 173, 179, 192, 197, 198, 200, 201, 203, 223,
224, 228, 230, 232, 290, 291
Taylor’s Battle, 53, 54
Tazewell Co., 113, 125, 159
Te-cum-seh, 20, 41, 42, 80, 109
Tennessee, 58, 77
Ten Eycks, 255
Te-pa-kee, 32
Terra Coupa Prairie, 257,
Terrell, Dr. William H., 194
Thames, Battle,| 42
Third Lake, 216, 217
Thomas, Henry, 165
Thomas, John (Col.), 122, 146, 164, 177, 179
Thomas, John B. (Capt.), 169
Thomas, William (Capt.), 191
Thomas, William (Col.), 93, 122
Thompson, Elias (Maj.), 159
Thompson, James (Capt.), 194
Thompson, James (Private), 218
Thompson, Joel, 82
Thompson, John, 187
Thompson, J.L., 124
Thompson, Samuel M. (Col.), 123, 279
Thompson, The–Boat, 242
Thompson, the Wrestler, 282
Thornton, W.A. (L’t.), 253
Thrall, Dr. Aaron, 191
Throckmorton, Capt., 222, 227
Throckmorton’s Report, 227
Thwaites, R.G., Introduction
Timms, J.B., 176
Timms’ Grove, 176
Ti-or-nay, 107
To-mah, 104
To-po-kia, 98
To-qua-mee, 148, 149, 157, 158
Townsend, H.S., 183
Tradition of Rock Island, 66
Treaty of 1783, 25, 47
Treaty of 1789, 32
Treaty of 1804, 21, 27, 31, 34, 60, 61, 62, 63, 71, 80, 100
Treaty of 1815, 60, 61, 62
Treaty of 1816, 63, 80
Treaty of Ghent, 55, 60, 63, 64
Treaty of 1824, 71
Treaty of 1825, 71, 100, 106, 107
Treaty of 1830, 101
Treaty of 1831, 92, 96
Treaty of 1832, 250
Tunnell, Luther, 118
Turcot, Commissioner, 58
Turner, Dr. ––, 274
Turney, James, 122, 193
Turtle Creek, 205, 287
Turtle Village, 205
Twiggs, David E. (Maj.), 120, 243
Ullman, Capt. —, 257
Union Co., 282
Upper Iowa River, 100, 228
Van Derveer, J.S., 111, 120
Vandruff, J., 82
Vandruff, S., 82
Vandruff’s Island, 94
Vansburgh, L.P., 142
Van Swearengen, J., 111, 120
Van Waggoner, 183
Vasquez, Burony (L’t.), 39
Vaughan, James W., 124
Vermillion County Regiment, 159, 169
Village of Black Hawk, 17, 41, 52, 57, 67, 77, 81, 84, 90, 94, 95,
101, 130, 165
Vincennes, 38
Wabash County, 191
Wabash Tribes, 26, 27
Wabasha Village, 73, 227
Wa-bo-ki-e-shiek–the Prophet, 87, 89, 91, 109, 112, 114, 130, 229,
231, 232, 233, 238, 240, 259, 262
Waddam’s Grove, 184
Wah-pa-koo-tas, 101, 102
Wakefield, John A., 127, 139, 195, 208, 209
Waldron, Thomas R., 164
Walker, A. (Capt.), 243
Walker, George E., 158, 166, 204
Walker, James (Capt.), 160, 167, 193
Walker, Wilbur, 157
Wallace, William M., 190
“Wallace, William,” Steamboat, 118
Walters, John, 135
Waniga, 176
Wa-pa-la-mo, 64
Wa-pa-mak-qua, 64
Wa-pa-qunt, 98
Wa-pel-lo, or Wa-pel-la, or Wau-pel-la, 79, 88, 98, 112, 113, 228,
264, 265, 266
War of 1812, 38, 41
Warnick, William (Capt.), 159
Warnsing, Dr. John, 194
War-pa-lo-ka, 64
Warrell, Vigo, S., 30
Warren County, 118, 193
Warren, Daniel and Ezekiel, 203
Warren, Peter, 125
Warrick, Montgomery, 124
Warrior, The–Steamboat, 222, 225, 227, 239, 248
Wash, R., 61, 64
Washburne, E.B., 114
Wash-e-own, 46
Washington, 259, 261, 265, 268
Washington County, 194
Wash-ut, 98
Was-sek-e-ne-qua, 64
Waters, G.W., 120
Watson, John B., 123
Wau-ban-se, or Wau-ban-see, or Wa-ban-se, 133, 147, etc., 189
Waukon Decori, 232
Wau-koo-kah, 76
Wau-nau-ko, 236
Wa-wap-o-la-sa, 98
Wayne County, 190
Weatherford, William, 94, 123, 193
Webb, Henry L. (Capt.), 195
Webb, Stephen H. (Capt.), 202
Wee-sa-ka, 61
We-kau, 72
Welch, Edmund, 185
Wells, Albert, 82
Wells, Alexander, 94
Wells, Asaph, 82
Wells, Berryman G. (Capt.), 190
Wells, Eli, 82
Wells, Huntington, 82
Wells, Joel, 82
Wells, John, 82
Wells, Joseph, 218
Wells, Levi, 82
Wells, Samuel, 82
Wells, Samuel, of Wisconsin, at Pecatonica, 183
Wentworth, John, 244
West, A.S., 98
West, Obediah (Capt.), 190, 191
West Bureau Timber, 165
Westerfield Scare, 169
Wethers, Enoch B., 93
Wharton, Clifton (Capt.), 120
Wheeler, Erastus (Capt.), 94, 125
Wheelock, E.L.R., 118, 123
Wheelwright, W., 111, 189, 248
Whipple, Charles W., 257
Whirling Thunder, 114, 153, 180
Whistler, William (Maj.), 246, 257, 258
White, Alexander (Capt.), 164
White Beaver, 240, 241
White Cloud, 209
White County, 191
White Crow, 114, 152, 180, 209, 230
White Elk, 68
White, James, 125, 145
White. James (Capt.), of Hancock County, 193
White, John, 218, 224
White Oak Springs, 143, 153, 156
White Otter, 260
White Pawnee, 215, 216
Whiteside County, 35
Whiteside, Samuel, 53, 54, 61, 94, 98, 116, 118, 122, 125, 126,
127, 132, 145, 146, 161, 163, 164, 177, 178
Whiteside, William B.,| 53, 54, 94
Whitewater River, 209, 210, 211, 212, 287
Whitlock, James, 124
Whittlesey, Col., 198
Wick-a-up, 81
Wickliffe, W.N., 120
Wilbourn, John S., 140, 159, 160, 188
Willard, George (Sergt.), 224
Will County, 160, 167
Williams, J.R. (Gen.), 254, 255, 256, 257, 258
Williams, J.S., 111, 120
Williams, William (L’t.), 161
Willis, George B. (Capt.), 159
Wilson, Alexander, 190
Wilson, Bluford (Col.), 190
Wilson, Harrison (Capt.), 190
Wilson, H.A. (L’t.), 253
Wilson, James H. (Gen.), 190
Wilson, J.M., 258
Wilson, Moses G., 123, 125, 283
Wilson, William L., 283
Winchester, P.H., 94
Wingville, 143
Winnebagoes, 35, 38, 39, 46, 47, 55, 57, 73, 76, 82, 91, 97, 100,
114, 132, 143, 146, 180, 214, 215, 216, 218, 219, 226, 229,
231, 232, 238, 239, 250, 260
Winnebago Outbreak, 71, 72
Winnebago Squaws Debauched, Denied, 76
“Winnebago, The”–Steamboat, 188
Winnebago Swamps, 197
Winneshiek, 226
Winnette, James (Maj.), 67
Winona, 73
Winstanley, John, 124
Winters, John D., 142
Winters, Nathan, 125
Wiota, 143
Wisconsin, 26, 100, 221
Wisconsin Bottoms, 218
Wisconsin Heights, Battle of, 218, 220, 221
Wisconsin River, 27, 29, 35, 50, 87, 213, 217, 218, 222, 226, 228,
232
Witter, Dan S., 98
Wood, E.K. (Surgeon), 193
Wood, John D. (Maj.) | 194
Woodbridge, W.W., 143, 183, 215, 216
Woodrow, Hugh, 126
Woodson, Joseph C., 124
Worth, Joseph S. (L’t.), 120
Worth, W.J. (Col.), 243
Wren, Johnson (Maj.), 190
Wright, David, 94
Wright, Thomas, 111
Wyatt, R.M., 287
Wyatt, William (L’t.-Col.), 191
Yeizer, Capt., 47, 48, 50
Yellow Banks, 116, 118, 119, 120, 248, 278, 279, 280, 282
Yellow River, 184
Young, Joseph L., 224
Young, Richard M., 113, 158
Ypsilanti, 255, 256
------------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------+
| PRESS OF |
+----------+
| BLAKELY |
|PRINTING |
| COMPANY |
+----------+
| CHICAGO |
+----------+
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Footnotes
-----
Footnote 276:
Fulton’s “Red Men of Iowa,” 222.
Footnote 277:
Annals of Iowa, May, 1902.
Footnote 278:
Page 164, Vol. 3, Smith’s Wis. Foot note by W.R. Smith, the
author: “I can vouch myself that I came up the Mississippi in a
steamboat, on board of which was Black Hawk, his wife and son and
a number of his warriors, in July, 1837, and that Black Hawk was
apparently particularly fond of brandy, as he often indulged
himself with it at the bar on board of the boat; but to this act,
it must be confessed, he was always invited by the white
passengers.”
Footnote 279:
Copied from “The Iowa News,” Vol. 1, No. 29, June 6, 1838.
Footnote 280:
Bilious fever.
Footnote 281:
The Indian trader, beloved of Black Hawk and his family. Fulton,
p. 117.
Footnote 282:
Magazine of American History, Vol. XV, No. 5, p. 494 _et seq._
Footnote 283:
It has been said these were given him respectively by Pt. Jackson,
John Quincy Adams, Ex-Pt., and the City of Boston. If the latter
made such a present it must have been during his last visit east,
because he did not go to Boston during his first trip.
Footnote 284:
Fulton, on page 228, insists that the head was first stolen, but
being frightened, Turner threw it into his saddle-bags and ran
away to return later and procure the body; but as a discrepancy
exists as to his dates, it is possible he was mistaken in other
details.
Footnote 285:
A story has been told that Capt. Lincoln’s first command was
answered by being told to “go to the devil.”
Footnote 286:
Another volunteered at Beardstown, April 29th, and another at
Dixon’s Ferry, May 19, making the total strength of the company
seventy men.
Footnote 287:
Journal O.H. Browning.
Footnote 288:
His strength was full three-fourths of the company.
Footnote 289:
Nicolay and Hay.
Footnote 290:
Lamon 110.
Footnote 291:
Lt. Robert Anderson mustered Private Lincoln into that company.
Footnote 292:
Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln, p. 219.
Footnote 293:
Mr. Poore was not exact in his quotations from that speech, but
near enough the truth to escape the charge of error.
Footnote 294:
Col. E.C. March and others.
Footnote 295:
Flagler’s Rock Island Arsenal, p. 21.
Footnote 296:
Stephenson’s.
Footnote 297:
Jefferson Davis, a memoir by his wife. Vol. 1, p. 133.
Footnote 298:
He died of consumption incited and accelerated by that exposure.
Footnote 299:
Robert Anderson did take the second installment as far as Ft.
Armstrong, where he was compelled to enter the hospital, from
cholera.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Transcriber’s Note:
Minor errors or inconsistencies of punctuation or formatting have
been corrected silently. Where it seems most likely that spelling
errors were made by the printer, they have been corrected as noted
below. Most quoted material is not noticeably lax in this regard,
perhaps because the author made his own corrections.
However, spelling of proper names can vary and are generally allowed
to stand, even where the Index disagrees with the referred text. For
instance, the index entry ‘Blackmaars, Mich.’ refers to the
possessive form ‘Blackmaar’s’ in the text. It is not clear whether
the reference is to a village or merely the residence of a family of
that name. Similarly, the entry for ‘Davitts ——’ refers to
‘Davitt’s’. A less trustworthy entry for ‘Dee Sulhorst, Justus’
refers to 'the farm of Justus DeSeelhorst’. The latter spelling is
borne out by historical records, but the index has not been
corrected.
The entry for ‘Phillipps Ferry’ (‘Phillip’s Ferry’ in the text), was
considered an error and corrected by removing the redundant letter.
The index entry for ‘Guyol de Guirano’ appears as ‘Guirano, Guyolde’
which has been deemed an error and corrected.
The entry for ‘Na-i-o-gui-man omits the page reference to p. 67. The
entry for Wallace Revell also omitted the reference to p. 138, n.
125.
The entry for ‘Order No. 45, to L’t. Lowman’, refers to a Lt. Samuel
Bowman, and has been corrected.
In the appendix, p. 293 seems to have been missed during the editing
of the original text. On that page, O.H. Browning is listed in the
printed text as ‘O.S. Browning’ (which was hand-corrected in the
text), referring to the future Senator O.H. Browning. The correction
has been retained. Handwritten notes in the text also point out that
a number of references on p. 293 were missed in the compilation of
the index (for Joseph E. Johnson, John A. McClernand, and Capt.
Harrison Wilson). Given that there may be other omissions, these
were not added and are merely noted here.
The caption for the image of Rachael Munson between pp. 154 and 155
misspelled her first name (as ‘Rachel’), which was corrected for
consistency. As noted below this variant appeared also on p. 152.
This table summarizes any corrections which were made to the text.
p. 32 n. 14 Am. State Papers, V, 689, 690, _Sic._ 693?
[663]
p. 40 sudden[t] halt Removed.
p. 58 gen[e]ral orders Added.
p. 101 This forty-mile [s]trip Added.
p. 107 [“]‘Chiefs and Warriors of the Added.
Sacs and Foxes:
“[‘]It becomes our duty, Added.
p. 126 General Atkinson is[s]ued Added.
p. 131 with ma[ura/rau]ding bands and Corrected.
murderers.
p. 145 the foll[o]wing day Added.
p. 150 [“]We passed on to the creek Added.
p. 152 out of Rach[a]el’s head Added.
p. 168 a harm[l]ess child Added.
p. 193 sett[t]lers Removed.
p. 204 rat[i]ons per man Added.
p. 210 but th[o]roughly discouraged Added.
p. 229 [“]For two whole days Added.
p. 305 a [course] dough for _Sic._
subsistence