the western Indians, 73; answer to Corn- Williamson, Col. his expedition, v. 23, 25.
planter, 115 ; shows him kindness, 118. Williamson, H. on origin of Indians, i. 7.
WASHOSE.-See AWASHARS.

Williams, John, captivity of, ii. 141.
WASSAM BOMET, a Tarratine, iii. 121.

Williams, Col. E. killed at L. George, v. 39.
WASSAPINEWAT, brother of Obtakiest, ii. 35. Williams, Roger, ii. 17; kind to Indians, 27;
WASSHEMET, a Tarraline, iii. 101.

his account of the Narragansets, 55 ; not al-
WATAPACOSON,
a Nipmuk, iri. 81.

lowed to visit Boston, 61; interpreter, 93.
WATAPATAHUÉ, a Wampanoag, iji. 14. WINCUMBONE, wife of Mononotio, ii. 110;
WATOMBAMET, a Tarratine, iii. 122.

saves the life of an Englishman, ib.
Watson, John, Indian agent, iii. 81.

Winchester, Gen. his defeat, v. 129.
Watson, Maj. in Oriskana battle, v. 85. WINGENIM, a Delaware chief, v. 67, 68.
WATTANUMON, a Tarratine, iii. 124, 125. Wingina, a Virginia cbier, iv. 4, 5.
WATTASACOMPONom executed, ii. 117. Winnebagoes, tribe of, v. 141, 143.
WATTS, Jonn, a Creek warrior, iv. 46. WINNEMAK.opposes Tecumseh,v.122; fought
WATU KPOO, counsellor to Philip, ii. 15; at Tippecanoe, 133; killed by Logan, ib.
taken prisoner, 61.

WINNEPURKITT, son of Nanapashemet, ü.
WatUSPEQUIN, great Wampanoag captain, 41 ; his marriage, 47; anecdoie, iii. 94.

sacbem of Assawomsel, ii. 9; security for Winnipisiogee, Nipisipique, ii. 140.
Tobias, 12 ; sells lands with Philip, 16 ; oth- Winslow, Edward, ii. 19, 24, 25, 28, 31.
er sales, 58 ; bums part of Bridgewater and Winslow, Maj. ii. 7, 15; commands in the
Plimouth, 58 ; surren. 10 Eng., executed,60. Narragansei fight, 35 ; wounded, 71.
WAUGHWAMINO, a Narragansel, ii. 95. Winslow, Nathaniel. of Plimouth, iii. 12.
WAWALOAM, wise of Miantunpomoh, ji. 61. Winthrop, Gov. ii. 27, 43, 62.
WAWNAHTON, a Yankton chief, v. 135. WisPOKE.-See WoosPASUCK, ïï. 26.
Waymouth, Capt, voyage of, ii. 5, 6.

WISSEMEMET (Nitamemet), m. 121, 128.
Wayne, Gen. named by the Inds. v. 77; his WITTAWASH, a Narraganset, ii. 70, 95.

expedition against, 80; defeals the south- WITTU WAMET, a Wampanoag chief, ii. 32;
ern Indians, iv. 67.

surprised and slain, 36.
WEATHERFORD, a Creek chief, iv. 48 ; mas- WIAKOMPAWHAN.-See UNCOMPOIX.

sacres the garrison at Fort Mimms; gives WOBEQUOB, a Narraganset, iii. 27.
himself up, 49 ; speech to Gen. Jackson, 50. WoHawa, ii. 100.-See HopeHOOD (116).
WEBCowit, a Nipmuk, ii. 42.

WOLF-KING, a Creek chief, iv. 23.
WECOPAUHIM, a Wampanoag, iii. 14. Wolf, a Mohegan, v. 40; a Shawanee, 50.
WEETAMOO, wife of Alexander, a potent WONOH AQUAHAM, son of Nanepashemet, ii.

princess," iii. 3 ; complains against her hus- 40; aids Canonicus in war, 42; his wig-
band, 4 , joins Philip, 5; wife of Quinnapin; wam burnt, 47; Sagamore John, ib.

drowned, 5, 6 ; “ a proud dame," 56. Woodcock, a Wampanoag, iii. 61.
WEHANOWNOW IT, sachem of N. H. iii. 100. Woody, R. complains of Pessacus, ii. 83.
Weiser, Conrad, interpreter, v. 18, 19. WOONASHENAH, a Wampanoag, 11. 61.
Welsh Indians, i. 36 ; iii 110.

WOONASHUM (Nimrod), iii. 15; Munashum,
Wells, attack upon, iii. 107.

16 ; treaty at Plimouth, 17; counsellor 10
WENEMOVET, a Tarratine, iii. 108.

Philip, 19; another treaty, 20; killed in the
WENEW, a Narraganset, iii. 27.

fight at Rehoboth Plain, 28.
WEOWChim, a Narraganset, iii. 27.

WoosPASUCK, Philip's counsellor, iii. 19.
WEPITEAMOK, bis son, and 30 others killed, WoOTONEKANUSKE, wife of .Philip, iii. 10,
ii. 80; Webatamuk, 84, 95, 102.

13; sister to the wife of Quinnapin, 55; Ta-
WEquash, a Pequot, ii. 67, 74, 95, 96, 105. tamumaque,

15.
Westbrook, Col. his expedition, iii. 127. WOQUACANOOSE, a Narraganset, ii. 81.
Westem Antiquities, i. 39–48.

WOROMBO, a Tarratine, iii. 107; residence,
West, Francis, complains of Philip, iii. 17. 113; bis fort taken, 116; treaty, 122.
Weston, Capt. Thomas, ii. 15, 33.

WoTOKOM, Philip's counsellor, iii. 19.
Weibersfield, massacre there, ii. 78.

WUTTACKQUIAKOMIN, a Pequot, ii. 102.
WEWASOWANUET (Philip), iii. 16, 48. WYEJAH, a Cherokee, iv. 35.
Wcymouth, Edward, ii, 111.

Wyffin, Richard, life saved, iv. 16.
WHEELBARROW, a Seneca chief, v. 110. Wyoming, destruction of, v. 87.
Wheelock, Dr Eleazer, ii. 119.
Wheelwright, Rev. John, iii. 100.

Y.
WHITE-EYES, first captain among the Dela-

wares, v. 20; affairs with Pipe, 61; Indian YAHANLAKEE, a Creek chief, iv. 29.
name, 60; death of, 27.

YAHYAHTUSTANUG, iv. 44.
While, Gen. destroys the Hallibees, iv. 57. Yamacraw settled, iv, 29.
White Hills, description of, ini. 131, n.

Yankee, origin of ihe name, i. 23.
WHITE-Lion, a Huron chief, v. 124.

Yuzoos, destruction of, iv, 25.
WHITE-LOON, a Winnebago, v. 142. York destroyed by lydians, ii. 106.
White, Nathaniel, a captive, iii. 121.

YOTASH, YOTNESH.-See OTASH.
White, Peregrine, the first born in N. E. u. 71. YOUNGEST-OF-THE-THUNDERS, v. 143.
WHITE-THUNDER, an Iroquois, v. 36. YOUNG-KING, a Seneca chief, v. 110.
Whitman, Vallentine, interpreter, ii. 75. Young love, Dr. captivity of, v. 83.
Wickabaug, ambush al, ii. 29.
Wickford. depredations at, iii. 36.

z.
Wilcox, Daniel, interpreter. iii. 69.
Wudbow, Sam, a Narragansel, ii. 77. Zeisherger, David, a Moravian missionary,
Willard, Maj. ii. 48 ; sent against Uncas, 99; seized by the Hurons, v. 23.
relieves Brookfield, iii. 29.

Zinzendorf, Count, mission to the Delawares,
Willel, Capt. Thomas, iii. 6, 8, 15.

v. 18; anecdote of, ib.
Willet, Col. Marinus, iv. 46 ; v. 85, 91.

INDEX

TO THE

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

ABENQUID murdered, iii. 121; another, 149.

C.
ABIACA (SAM JONES), iv. 123, 147.
ABRAHAM (Negro chief), iv. 77, 93, 138, 140. Cæsar, i. 9; never fought Indians, iv. 137.
ACTEON, noted exploit of, iii. 152–153. Calhoun, Hon. John C., iv. 105.
Adams, Hon. J. Q, ii. 14 ; iv. 54, 116.

Calico Hills, ambush near, iv. 151.
Adams, Lieut., exploit of, iv. 141.

Call, Gov. of Florida, iv. 135—139, 150.
AGAMCUS (Capt. Tom), exploit of, iii. 150. Carroll, Gen., Cherokee mission of, iv. 102.
Alden, Rev. T., missionary, v. 119.

Center, Adj., killed at Okechobe, iv. 143.
Alligator, iv. 77, 134, 138, 147, 154.

CHAIKIKA surprised and killed, iv. 155.
Alna, wreck of the, iv. 147.

Chambers, Lieut., iv. 138.
Anecdotes, i. 18—29; v. 100.

Charlotte Harbor attacked, iv. 131.
Antiquities of America, iv. 26; v. 108. Cherokees, expatriation of, iv. 97—132.
Apples, “better made into cider," i. 26. Cherokee Phænir, iv. 114, 170.
Aquidnek, sale of, to the whites, ii. 60. Cherry Valley, destruction of, v. 89.
ARATOMAKAW, anecdote of, i. 125.

Church, Col., death of, iii. 146, 150.
AREXUS, his visit to Boston, iii. 149.

Clark, Gen., Miami expedition, v. 189.
Armistead, Gen., in Florida, iv. 54.

Clinch, Gen., iv. 129–131.
Arthur, Lieut., in Florida, iv. 153.

CLOUD.-See LITTLE CLOUD.
Ashby, Capt., captures Osceola, iv. 142.

CoacooCHEE (Wild Cat), iv. 141, 143.
AssaCAMBUIT visits Portsmouth, iii. 156.

COAHAJO.-See ALLIGATOR.

Coburn, R., Indian agent, iii. 156.
B.

Colman, John, killed, ii. 4.

Colooshatchie, massacre at, iv. 149.
Bald EagLE, murder of, v. 42.

Consert, Cornelius, iji. 24, 25, 31, 144.
Bancroft, Lieut., relieves Exeter, ii. 150. COOPER (Osuchee) killed, iv. 138.
Beall, Capt., iv. 147; exploits, 148, 153. Corman, iij. 47; insulted in Boston, 145.
Beard, Indians not without, v. 92.

Courcy, Mr., family murdered, iv. 153.
Bellows, Col., signal exploit of, iii. 151.

Creus, Dr., killed, iv. 131.
BERRY, MAJ., v. 110; death of, 176. Cross Timbers, battle of the, iv. 171.
Big KETTLE, a Seneca chief, v. 110.
Big WARRIOR's speech to Jackson, iv. 69.
Black Dirt, iv. 79, 93, 128.
Black Hawk, in N. York, v. 169; escapes Davidson, Capt., death of, iv. 156.

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INDEX TO THE ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

66

1

Eastman. A., captivity of, iii. 152, 153.

I.
Erhota. --See New Echota, iv. 102.
Ellis, Capl., exploit of, iv. 147.

Indians, origin of their name, i 3; some bave
EMATHLA, CHARLES, iv. 125, 135.

no tradition of their origin, 7; render good
Estill, Capi., defeat and death of, v. 185. for evil, 18; management of wives, 20;
Everett, Gov. E., iii. 32; v. 180.

tolerant in religion, ib. ; first seen in Eng-

Jand, France, Spain, ii. 4; cannibals, 4, 65,
F.

86, v. 72; first seen by the Pilgrims, ii.

11; attack them, 12; dance when visited
Fall Fight (Turner's Falls), iii. 74.

by strangers, 15; great sickness or plague
FLAMINGO visits Philadelphia, i. 28.

among the New England, 16, 17, 20, 75;
Florida War, iv. 70–76; 121–156.

so many God cannot kill them," 16; never
Flournoy, Col., killed, iv. 93.

forget injuries, 21; their beds, 25; some
Fontaine, Maj., killed at Miami, v. 190. whipped at Boston, 44; ravages of the
Foot, Capt., tortured to death, iii. 151.

small-pox among, ii. 47; v. 181; much
Forbes, Mr., escapes Wildcat, iv. 152. addicted to gaming, ii. 25; will play away
Fox Point, N. H., destroyed, iii. 150.

the skins from their wives' backs, 31 ; em-
Frontenac, Gov., and White-John, i. 18. ploy games as stratagems, v. 52; exact in
Fuxie murdered, iv. 130.

the bounds of their lands, ij. 56, 60; abuse

squaw captives, ii. 81; but never insult
G.

white squaws, iii. 45, &c.; never abandon

their slain but to save their own lives, 23;
Gallop, J., executes Pequots, ii. 106.

sagacity in following a track, 10; many
Gamble, Col., of Florida, iv. 154.

sold inio slavery, ji. 8, 107; in. 40, 104;
Gansevoort, Col., v. 83.

dress of the New England, ii. 22; iii. 56;
Gary, Maj., the mad prank of, v. 188.

natural swimmers, 102; first employed in
Gendal, Capl., seizes Mogg, iii. 105.

the revolution, 136, 156; manner of flat-
Gentry, Col., killed, iv. 143.

tening heads, iv. 25; not without beard, y.
GEORGE, Cápr., dies, v. 177.

92 ; do not want for natural affection.-See
Georgia. -See Cherokees.

POCAHONTAS, Bouquet's Expedition, die.
Gill, Col., in the Florida war, iv. 135

INDIAN Billy killed, iv. 135.
Gilmer, Gov., iv. 103, 113.

Indian Key, massacre at, iv. 153.
Girty, Simon, the miscreant, v. 186.

Indian Language:-See Language.
Good PETER, v. 106.

Indian Laws, ii. 56, 60.
Goodwin, Col., iv. 131.

Irving, Washington, visits B. Hawk, v. 135.
Graham, Hon. J. A., v. 169.

Izard, Lieut., killed, iv. 89.
Gray, Mr., family murdered, iv. 148.
Green, Col., exploit of, iv. 152.

J.
Greenville, Sir Richard, iv. 7.
Groton, destruction of, iii. 148.

Jackson, Gen., iv. 102, 103, 106, 109.
Gyles, John, ji. 107; killed, 148.

Jackson, Serj., devotion of, iv. 152.

Jacobs, Capt., killed, v. 38.
H.

JAMES-THE-PRINTER, iii. 147.

Jefferson, T., on Indian rights, iv. 109.
HALEC-HAJO parleys with Jesup, iv. 146. Jennings, Lieut., killed, iv. 144.
HALEC-TUSTENUGGE, iv. 152, 154.

Jesup, Gen., iv. 95, 96, 135; at the Wahoo,
Hanson, Col., iv. 153, 154.

137 ; surprises Cooper, 138 ; caplures eight
HardiDGE, DAVID, surprised, iv. 96. chiefs, 141; wounded, 145; recommends
Hardin, Col., under Harmer, v. 189.

giving up the war, 146; seizes another
HARJO, embassy to Florida, iv. 137.

party, 147 ; leaves Florida, ib.
Harlan, Maj., killed, v. 188.

JIM Boy, iv. 96, 134; fights for the whites in
Harmer, Gen., v.73; disastrous expedition of, Florida, iv.
189.

Joe, Col., insolent at a treaty, 152.
Harney, Col., disaster at Synebal, iv. 149, Johns, Mr., barbarously killed, iv. 133.
155; among the Everglades, 155.

Judd, Lieut., ambushed, iv. 155.
Hartshorn, Capt., v. 190; killed, 193. Juet, R., Journal of Hudson's voyage, ii. 4.
Halche Luste, battle of, iv. 138.

JUMPER, iv. 93, 124, 138, 139; death of, 147.
Heads, some of the English, sent to the Nip-
muks, iii. 89; of Matoonas and Philip, gib-

K.
beted, 43, 80; of Pequots, set on Say-
brook Fort, ii. 105.

Kellog's Grove, fight at, v. 152.
Heald, Capl., killed, at Chicago, v. 134. Kelly, Mr., devotedness of, iv. 134.
Heillman, Maj., death of, iv. 131.

Kenvebunk, attack upon, iii. 151.
Hernandez, Gen., iv. 138, 141, 142.

Kenton, Simon, v. 45 ; dies, 176.
Higgins, Paul, a captive, iii. 156.

KEOKUK, v. 172, 173, 175; visits Boston, 178.
History, true, liuile read, iii. 115.

Kikapoos, some sent to Florida, iv. 140.
Hix, JoHs, iv. 123, 141.

Kilburn, John, defends Walpole, iü. 154.
Hogtown, murder at, iv. 74, 130.
HOLATOOCHEE, iv. 151, 139

L.
HOPFHOOD, iii. 150, 151.
Howell, Mr., family destroyed, iv. 153. Lake Monroe, battle of, iv. 139.
Hulburi, Lieut., killed, iv. 149.

Lamb, Mr., family destroyed, iv. 152.
Humphreys, Col., iv. 122.

Lane, Col., iv. 131; death of, 135.
Lane, John, Penobscot ageni, iii. 156.

INDEX TO THE ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

15

Language, Indian, ii. 23, 26; iii. 99 ; i.; viïi.;

P.
ii. 131, 137
Leitner, Dr., killed, iv. 144.

PADDY Carr in Florida, iv. 134, 139.
Letters from Indians, ii. 37, 83, 147.

Paine, Mr. J. H., Georgia insults, iv. 119.
Leverett, Gov., ini. 22, 96, 147.

PAINE, KING.-See King PAINE, iv. 66,124.
Lindsay, Col., in Florida, iv. 131.

Paine's Landing, treaty of, iv. 123.
LITTLE CLOUD, iv. 77, 139, 141, 143. Palmes (should be Palmer), iii. 49.
Litle Turtle, at Fort Recovery, v. 193. PARSHEPARHO at Boston, v. 174.
Logan, Col., expedition of, v. 189.

Paru Killer and Gen. Jackson, iv. 106.
LORETTE (Grand Louis), death of, v. 177. Peak, Mr., killed at Walpole, ili. 155.
Loron, embassy to Boston, iii. 149.

Peminaquid, destruction of, iii. 148.

Pequots, some executed and cast into the
M.

sea, ii. 106; many made slaves, 107; war

with, 104-106.
Macomb, Gen., iv. 148 ; his treaty, 149. Perkins, John, of Agawam, ii. 46.
MADOKAWANDO at Grolon, iii. 147, 148. Perrine, Dr. H., massacred, iv. 153.
Man does not degenerate here, i. 12 ; iii, 71. Peyton, Lieut., exploit of, iv. 141.
Manners and Customs.-See Indians.

Philip defeated at Walpole, iii. 154.
Marshall, Judge, iv. 111.

Philip of Topkoliky, iv. 141, 147.
Martin, Lieut., cut off, iv. 152.

Philosophical Transactions, iii. 90.
Mason, Capt., killed, iv. 152.

Pierce, Maj., in Florida, iv. 132, 136.
Massachusetts, name of, ii. 17, 42.

Piomingo (Colburt), iv. 61, 62 ; v. 193.
Massasoit, chief of thirty tribes, ii. 24. PIPE, CAPT., taken captive, v. 200.
Meganumba at Boston, iii. 149.

POLLARD, CAPT., visited by B. Hawk, v. 171.
Mellon, Capt., killed, iv. 139.

Post, Frederick, mission west, v. 39.
MEMECHO, Geo., iii. 29, 30.

Powell, Lieut., defeated, iv. 144.
Mikasaukies, iv. 93, 128, 139.

Purchase, T., house robbed, iii. 115.
MICANOPY, iv. 123, 129, 154.

PUSHMATAHA, death of, 62, 63.
M'Kee, Capt., v. 193.
M’INTOSH, Gex. iv. 27, 107. Chilly, 125.

R.
M'Lane, Mr., family cut off, iv. 159.
M'Mahon's defeat and death, v. 192.

Rains, Capt., defeated, iv. 152.
M'Neal, Lieut., killed, iv. 141.

Randolph, John, dies, iv. 19.
MONAKATOOCHA, v. 3), 183.

Recovery (Fort), v. 75, 80; battle of, 191.
MONIAC, MAJ., killed ai Wahoo, iv. 136. Red Hawk, the Shawane, v. 49, 199, 200.
Money of the Indians, ii. 114.

Removal, the policy of, examined, iv. 136.
Monroe (Lake), battle of, iv. 139.

Rhode Island, purchase of, ii. 60.
Monroe, Pres., iv. 111, 12; v. 165.

Ridge, MAJ., iv. 100, 108; murdered, 120.
Montgomery, Mrs., killed, iv. 156.

Riley, Col., his exploit, iv. 152.
Moore, Col., i. 25.

Ross, John, iv. 53, 100, 107, 108, 118, 141.
Moses, CAPT., mischiefs or, iii. 153.

Rowell, Capt., defeated, iv. 148.
Motte, Mr., killed, iv. 31.

Russell, Capt., ambushed, iv. 148.
Mounds, traditions concerning, i. 14; v. 108.
Mount Hope, description of, ii. 18, 19.

s.
Moxos destroys Pemmaquid, iii. 148.
M’Rea, Rev. Mr., killed, iv. 151.

SABATIS, fate of, ii. 154.
MUSHALATUBEE dies, iv. 148.

Sac and Fox, and Sioux war, v. 177.

SAGUAARAM-See LORON, ii. 149.
N.

Sam JONES (Apiaca), iv. 139, 141, 143.

Sanderson, Li., defeat and death of, iv. 152.
NANUNTENOO, iii. 146.

San Felasco, battle of, iv. 133.
NATANIS, an Abenaki, iii. 156.

Saunders, Capt., disaster of, iii. 149.
NEBINE, an Abenaki, iii. 149.

Saunders, Lieut., his barbarity, iv. 154.
Nelson, Gen., iv. 143, 14.

SAQUAREXIS, a hostage, iii. 149.
NEPANET TOM, ambassador, iii. 146, 147. Savage, Ensign, wounded, iii. 25.
New Echota, treaty of, iv. 102.

SCAROYADA.See MONOCATOOCHA.
Schermerhorn, Rev. J. F., iv. 101.
Scott, Gen., sent to reduce Cherokees, iv. 103.

Searl, Capl., killed, iv. 150.
ODDERUSSIN visits Boston, v. 181.

Seminoles, iv. 121, 128, 132, 140.
Okechobe (Lake), battle of, iv. 143.

Sherwood, Lieut., killed, iv. 156.
ON UX, wife of Quinnapin, iii. 56.

Shrimpton, S., ij. 71 ; iii, 144.
Orono visits Cambridge, iii. 155, 6.

Siour, some at Boston, v. 178.
Osceola kills a chief, iv. 125; insulted, 130; Southworth, Lieut. N, grave of, iii. 146.

an escape, 132 ; another, 135 ; visited by a SPECKLED-SNAKE, speech of, iv. 110.
Creek deputation, 137 ; courage questioned, Stanley's plantation attacked, iv. 152.
139; visits the whites, 110; imprisonment Stanwix (Fort), v. 36, 83, 114, 115.
and death, 142-5.

Stark, John, iii. 152; captivity of, 153.
OSUCHEE (Cooper) surprised and killed, iv. Stevens, Capt. Phinehas, iii. 153
138.

Stinson, David, killed, iii. 153.
Oracite, biography of, iv. 32.

St. Johns (Fort) taken, iii. 149.
OUCHEE Billy.--See UCHEE BıLLY. SWASHAN, noted chief, iii. 156.
Oyster River, iii. 119, 120; iv. 152.

Synebal, massacre al, iv. 149.

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INDEX TO THE ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

T.

WAPELLA visits Boston, v. 178.

Ward's Simple Cobbler of Agawam, i. 9.
Taunton attacked by Philip, iii. 39.

WaUCOSHAUSHE killed, v. 177, 178.
TEGANISORENS.-See DEKANISORA, v. 9. Warren, Col., iv. 133.
Thompson, Col., killed at Okechobe, iv. 113. Weathersfield people killed, ii. 78, 105.
Thompson, Gen., agent, iv. 124.

Welike, battle of, iv. 131.
Thompson, J. W. B., iv. 131.

Wells, Mr., killed at Cherry Valley, v. 90.
TIGER-TAIL, a talk with, iv. 149, 154. Wells, Capt., killed, v. 131.
Tilly, John, murdered by Pequots, ji. 105. WENAMOVET, an Abenaki, iii. 148.
Todd, Col., killed at the Blue Licks, v. 188. Wheelock, Lieul., death of, iv. 131.

Tom, Capt., escapes Col. Church, ii. 150. Wheelwright's Pond, battle of, iii. 151.
TOMOKA JOHN taken, iv. 141.

Whedan, Lieut., killed, iv. 151.
TOSKEGEE defeats Lieut. Powell, iv. 144, WildCAT (Coacoochee), iv. 152; attacks

145; talks with Gen. Jesup, 146 ; escapes, some players, 153; bold exploit, 154, 155.
113, 149.

Williamson, Col., expedition of, v. 69.
Toxus--See Moxus, iii. 107, &c.

Williams, Maj., killed, iv. 132.
Trigg, Col., killed at the Blue Licks, v. 188. Winder, Capt., exploit of, iv. 144.

Winthrop, John, Jr., ii. 96.
U.

Wirt, William, iv. 99; dies, 100.

Wiswall, Capt., killed, iii. 151.
UCHEE BILLY wounded, iv.91; killed, 141. Wither's Chronicles, valuable, v. 49, 69.
UNDERWOOD, Capt., killed, v. 191.

Worcester, Rev. Mr., imprisoned, iv. 114
UPSawah (an Abenaki), iii. 114.

117.

Wormwood, Lieut., killed, v. 86.
V.

Wyllys, Maj., killed at Miami, v. 190.
Van Buren, Martin, iv. 127.

X.
Vane, Sir Henry, ii. 107.
VANN, David, arrested, iv. 115.

XAVIER, FRANCIS (Abenaki), iïi. 149.
Vanswearingen, Capt., killed, iv. 143.
Voltaire, errors of, í. 12; v. 92.

Y.
W.

YAAOLOOCHIE (Little Cloud), iv. 77, 139.

Yeardly, Sir George, iv. 20.
Wahoo Swamp, battle of, iv. 136.
WAHWA, murderous exploit of, in. 150.

Z.
Walcott, Serj., killed, iv. 155.
Walpole, N. H., siege of, iii. 154.

Zeigler, Serj., fight, iv, 153.
Wampum, iii. 144. -See Money.