of, 369. Consultation of, by succeeding colonies, 386. White on the government at, 483. See Burial Hill, and Pilgrims. Plymouth Church, early records of the, 4. The First Independent or Congregational, in America, 77. Givers of the parsonage ground to the, 223. Plymouth Company, not applied to by the Pilgrims, 55, 75.
Plymouth harbour, explored, 161. Pilgrims arrive in, 161, 163. Islands in, 161, 163. Fish and fowl in, 164. Includes Kingston and Duxbury harbours, 164. First death in, 169.
Plymouth rock, 161, 199. Pokanoket, expedition to Massasoit at, 197, 202, 232. Arrival at. 209. Extent of the country, 208. A night at, 210, 211. Mussusoit.
Pollock Rip, 102. Polyander, John, 43.
Pond and Pond village, in Truro, 130, 136. Great Hollow near, 131.
Popham, John, Lord, Colony of, at Sagada- hoc, 50, 55, 112, 427. Condemnation of Pu- ritans by, 427.
Portsmouth, settlement at Little Harbour in,
Powows, priests, one sentenced to death, 308. Practices of, among, the sick, 317. With Massasoit, 317. Account of, 357, 366. Prat, Phinehas, 332, 352.
Prayers, habits of the Pilgrims as to, 156, 167. Brewster on, 469.
Presbyterians, tolerated in New England, 402. See Communion. Priests. See Powows. Prince, Thomas, in error, 57, 58. to settle Ne England, 107. Error of, as to Barnstable harbour, 135. On a grant to Peregrine White, 148. Had Bradford's register, 148. On the respect for Robinson at Leyden, 393. On Robinson's Farewell Discourse, 399. On Isaac Robinson, 453. On the difference in elders, 455.
Prince, Thomas, Gov., arrives in the Fortune, 235. Marriage of, 470.
Prophesying, the practice of, 419. Ancient, 420. Liberty of, 421.
Provincetown harbour, Pilgrims at, 102, 117, 385. Survey and Map of, by Major J. D. Graham, 118. Whales and fish there, 119. Notice of, 120. Landing at, 123. Beach grass planted at, 123. Mayflower sails from, 163. Fortune puts into, 234. See Cape Cod.
Provisions. See Indian Corn, Pilgrims, and Plymouth.
Punishments, Indian, 365. Punkapog, Stoughton, 227.
Puritans, the name, 12, 417, 443. Hos- tility of James I. to the, 20. See Pil- grims.
Presents to, 192. Hostage with, 192. Re- ception of, 194. Described, 195. Quails, on Cape Cod, 137. Quincy, Pilgrims at, 226. Supposed resi- dence of the Massachusetts sachems, 227. See Squantum.
Race Point, Cape Cod, 119.
Raleigh, Sir Walter, on Guiana, 52. On the law for banishing Separatists, 436. Rattlesnake's skin, sent with arrows, 281. Returned with powder and shot, 283. Razor shell, 306.
Reynolds, Captain of the Speedwell, 85. Puts back twice, 98. Reynolds, John, Rev., 432. Rhode Island, 281.
Robertson, William, on the removal from Hol- land, 48. In error, 84, 100. Robinson, Isaac, 453.
Robinson, Johu, Rev., 23. Goes over to Hol- land, 34. Removes from Amsterdam to Leyden, 34. His ministry and character, 36, 452. Time of his death, 393, 479. Books written by, 40, 400, 454. Ilis Apology, 40, 388, 391. Disputes with Episcopius, 41, 392. Age of, in 1620, 46. Correspondence of, with Edwin Sandys, 58; with Sir John Wolstenholme, 63. Preaches a Fast Ser- mon, 77. Tarries at Leyden, 77, 384. The reason of his not accompanying the Pil- grims, 77, 383, 453. Farewell Fast Ser-
mon by, 87, 396. His parting letter to John Carver, 89; to the whole company, 91, 116. Dies without going to New England, 91, 443. On Standish, 339. His doctrine of communion, 388. His views of and re- gard for the Church of England, 389, 415, 442. His dislike of Episcopacy and the Liturgy, 390. Respect and funeral honors for, at Leyden, 392, 393, 453. Not a rigid Separatist, 400. His Treatise on the Church of England cited, 400. On Church Synods, 419. On prophesying, 422. His answer to Bernard, 423. His church a model, 426. On Robert Browne, 442. Brad- ford's account of, 451. Facts respecting, 452. Bp. Hall's insinuation respecting, 453. His intention and desire to settle at Plymouth, 453, 475, 476, 477, 479, 482. Let- ters from, to the church at Plymouth, 473; to Elder Brewster, 475. Lyford and, 476. Plotting against, 476, 477. On elders, 477. Last days and death of, 393, 478, 481. Rock harbour creek, in Orleans, 155. Roses, at Plymouth, 234.
Rowland, Thomas, persecuted, 443. Ruling elders, difference between teaching and, 455, 477. Still continued in Salem, 455. See Elders.
Quadequina, Massasoit's brother, 191, 232.
Sachems, account of, and of their families, 360. Executioners of the laws, 365. Sacrifices, Indian, 358. Sagadahoc. See Kennebec.
St. Lawrence river, discovered, 243. Salem, error respecting the church in, 77. Mission from, to Plymouth, for a physician, 223, 386. Dutch admitted to cominunion at, 393. Ruling elders in, 455. See Endi- coll, and Higginson.
dam, 22, 34, 429. Persecuted, 443. On Johnson and Ainsworth, 445. Bradford's account of, 450. Facts respecting him, 451. Smith, John, Captain, surveys and names New England, 80, 101, 255. On the mer- chant adventurers, 81. On Cape Cod, 101. On New England water, 129. On Indian flax, 166. Names Plymouth, 203. Men- tions Nauset, 216. On the country of the Massachusetts, 226. Isles named by, 351.
Smith's isles, 251. Snaphances, 156, 157.
Samoset, description, and reception of, at Ply-Smith, Sir Thomas, account of, 68. mouth, 182. Lodges with Hopkins, 185. Goes to Massasoit, 185, 186. Returns with others, 186. Remains, 189. Comes again, with Squanto, 190. Tarries, 195, 196. Sanders, John, overseer of Weston's colony, writes to Plymouth, 327. Bradford re- plies to, 330. Voyage by, to Monhegan, 330, 332.
Snow's brook, in Eastham, 152. Soil, English and Indian right to the, 243. Somer Islands Company, 112. Southampton, 85. Arrival of the Pilgrims at, 89. Situation of, 89. Southworth, Thomas, 419. Sa-Sowams, seat of Massasoit, 208. Spain. See United Provinces. Sparrow, arrival of the, at Plymouth, 291, 293, 298.
Sandwich, Manomet, hoy lost at, 217. chein at, 232. See Caionacome. Sandy Neck, at Barnstable, 159, 212. Sandys, Sir Edwin, 55, 56, 382. Correspond- ence of, with Robinson and Brewster, 58. Notice of, 59. Treasurer and governor of the Virginia Company, 63. Obnoxious to James I., 69.
Saquish, in Plymouth harbour, 160, 164, 287. Sassafras, on Cape Cod, 118. Medicinal vir- tues ascribed to, 130. At Plymouth, 164,165. Savage, James, on Cotton Mather, 30.
Hampden's visit to New England, 315. On ruling elders, 455.
Savins, on Cape Cod, 124.
Scituate, North river in, 148. Chauncy, min- ister of, 405.
Scussett harbour, in Sandwich, 306. Sea fowls, at Cape Cod, 119. At Plymouth, 164, 229. Time of the, 294. Seals, at Plymouth, 172. Se-baptist, John Smith the, 451. Self-love, Cushman's discourse on the sin and danger of, 262.
Separatists, 388. Harmony of the Noncon- formists and, 398. Views of, respecting the Church of England, 414. Principles of the, 416, 417. No synods among the, 418. On prophesying among the, 419. Law ban- ishing the, 436. Persecution of the, 437. Treatment of, in prisons, 437. Excom- municated, 438. Deprived of their live- lihood, 439. Banished, 439, 441. Treat- ment of, by the prelates, 440. Before Rob- ert Brown, 442. See Pilgrims. Shawmut, sachem of, 232. See Boston. Sheath fish, 306.
Shellfish, at Plymouth, 294. At Buzzard's Bay, 306.
Shingle Brook, in Plymouth, 165. Ships, size and character of, 86.
Sickness, Indian customs in, 317. Simmons, formerly Symonson, 394. Simonson, Moses, a Pilgrim, 235, 236, 394. Skate at Plymouth, 164.
Slade's Ferry, in Swanzey, 315. Slany, John, 191.
Smallpox. See Pestilence.
Smith, John, Rev., and his church at Amster-
Speedwell, 85. Size of the, 86. Unseawor- thy, 93. Dismissed, 99.
Spooner, Ephraim, Dea., of Plymouth, 199. Squa sachein, of the Massachusetts Indians, 225, 229. Of Mattapuyst, 317. Squanto, or Tisquantum, history of, 190. Place in Quincy, named from, 191. At Plymouth, 195, 196. In an embassy to Massasoit, 202. At Pokanoket, 211. On a voyage in search of a boy, 212. Sent to Aspinet, 216. Ex- pedition against the Narragansetts to re- venge the supposed murder of, 219. Cap- tured by Corbitant, 220. Returns to Ply- mouth, 223. In a voyage to the Massachu- setts, 224. Would plunder the Massachu setts, 228. Aid from, about planting In- dian coru, 230. Suspicions as to, 285. Double-dealing of, 239. Valuable services of, 290. Demanded by Massasoit, 291. Pilots an expedition for corn, and to discov- er a passage round Cape Cod, 299, 300. Sickness and death of, 301. Instructs In- dians in English salutations, 305. Squantuin, a promontory in Quincy, 191, 226. Taken possession of, by Thompson, 351. Squaws, modesty of the, 228, 364. Burdens horne by, 305, 311. Treatment of, at Wey- mouth, 339, 341. Their travail, 358. Ser- vitude of, 363. Particulars respecting, 364. Standish family, 126. Standish, Miles, Captain, 115. Leader in an excursion up the Cape, 125. Account of, 125, 338. His coat of mail and sword, 134. In the third expedition, 149. Encoun- ters Nauset Indians, 156, 158. Goes in search of Indians at Plymouth, 171. Death of his wife, 179. Chosen Captain, 180. Sent to meet Indians, 181. Meets Mas- sasoit, 192. Massasoit's reception of, 194. Marches against the Narragan- sets in defence of Massasoit, 220. In an expedition to the Massachusetts, 225. Secures a messenger from Canonicus, 281. Military preparations of, 284. Sets for- ward for Massachusetts, 287. Driven back
from an expedition for corn, 299. Goes to Eastham, 304. Salutation of, by Aspinet, 304. Conduct of, at Yarmouth, 308. At Scussett, 309. Treachery against, 311. Returns, 312. Expedition of, against the Indians at Weymouth, 326, 327, 331. Ar- rives at Weymouth, 336. Trade of, with an Indian spy, 337. Kills Pecksuot in a struggle, 338. Remarks on, by Robinson, Hubbard, and Davis, 339. Skirmishes with Indians, 341. Takes the head of Wituwa- mat, and returns to Plymouth, 342, 343. Effect of his Expedition, 345. Procures provisions, 350. Second wife of, 352. Standysshe, John, killed Wat Tyler, 126. Starsmore, Sabin, 74.
Store house, at Plymouth, 169, 173, 177. Stout's creek, in Truro, 128.
Strawberry Hill, Watson's hill called, 180. Sunday, in Holland, 47, 381. On Clark's
island, 160. Kept on shore at Plymouth, 177. Refusal of the Pilgrims to traffic on,
Thanksgiving, the first, 231. After a fast, 351. Theft, Indian punishment of, 364. Thievish Harbour, 148, 159.
Thompson, David, 350.
Thompson's island, in Boston harbour, 351.
Tilly, Edward, a Pilgrim, 122, 126, 149. No- tice of, 151.
Tilly, John, a Pilgrim, 149, 151. Tisquantum. See Squanto. Titicut, 205, 212. Tobacco, 188, 194, 363. Tokamahamon, an Indian guide, 211, 214. Corbitant's hostility to, 219. With a mes- senger from Canonicus, 281. Toleration, want of, under James I., 21. Hol- land reproached for, 23. Application for, by agents from Holland, 55, 382. Of the Pilgrims towards the Dutch and French, 388, 392, 393; towards the Scotch, 391; towards the Presbyterians, 402, 407. Not shown to evil-doers, 407. See Commun- ion, Pilgrims, Robinson, and Separatists. Town brook, in Plymouth, Pilgrims settle near, 167. Notice of, 172. Mill on, 172, 352. Crossed to meet Indians, 181. Re- ception of Massasoit at the, 192. Training Green in Plymouth, 168.
Trees, on Cape Cod, 118, 124, 132. At Ply- mouth, 164. In Pokanoket, 207. Trial, an Indian, 307. Truro, soil in, 123. Excursions to, 128. Pond in, 130. Second excursion to, 139. Sec East harbour. Turbot, 164.
Tyburn, persons executed at, 437. Tyler, Wat, killed, 126.
Uncle Sam's Hill, in Truro, 133. United Provinces, war between Spain and the, 25; truce between them, 44. Expiration of the truce, 51. See Low Countries. Upham, Charles W., Rev., 77.
Vessels, size and character of, 86. Virginia, colonization of, 53, 54. Pilgrims con- clude for, 54, 383. Settled by Episcopalians, 54, Territorial extent of, 54. Application for religious toleration in, 55. Oaths for emigrants to, 64. Governors of, 69, 70. Blackwell's voyage to, 70. New patent for the northern part of, 80, 100. Effect of the Plymouth settlement on, 122. Winslow on the state of, 278. Indian massacre in, 278, 293, 295. Vessels for, at Plymouth, 298. Proclamation as to the government of, .485. See New England.
Virginia Company, 54. Application of the Pilgrims to the 55, 57; their correspond- ence, 58. Courts held by the, 67. Gov- ernors and Treasurers of the, 68. Conten-
tions in the, 69. Patent obtained from the,
West, Francis, admiral of New England, 278. Weston, Thomas, agreement with, 78. No- tice of, 78. Inclines to New England, 80. Neglects to provide shipping, 85. On a charter, 234." His people at Weymouth, 276, 296. The Sparrow sent out by, 293. Writes to Mr. Carver, 293. Expedition of his people for corn, 299; their return to Weymouth, 303. His visit and misfortunes, 342. See Weymouth. Weymouth, Captain, carries Indians from Pc- nobscot, 190.
Weymouth, or Wessagusset, 78. Character of Weston's colony at, 276, 296, 334. count of the planting of, 296. Conduct of the colonists of, at Plymouth, 297, 300. Indians' complaints respecting, 298, 302, 327. Indian conspiracy against, 310, 323. Expedition against the Indians of, 327, 331. Want of provisions at, 328. Too feeble and sick for defence, 329. Wretched state of, 332. Execution at, 332. Standish's ar- rival there, 336. Carelessness at, 336. Of- fer to, from the Pilgrims, 337. Seven In- dians killed at, 339. Broken up, 341. See Weston.
Whales, whaling and, 119, 146. Whitbourne, Richard, Captain, 155. White, Roger, letters by, to Bradford, 478,
Williams, Roger, 132, 133, 142, 187, 280. 305, 317, 318, 319, 356, 365, 366, 367. Prophe- sying by, at Plymouth, 420. Williams, Thomas, a Pilgrim, 122. Meets Massasoit, 192.
Wincob, John, patent taken in the name of, 75. Windows, account of, 237.
wife, 197, 201. Married again, 201. Pro- bably wrote the narrative of the journey to Pokanoket, 202. In the embassy to Mas- sasoit, 202, 204, 213. Letter from, 230. Cattle brought to Plymouth by, 233. His Relation, 269. Notice of, and of his family and descendants, 274. His return to Eng- land, 277, 477. On the state of Virginia, 278. In the second Massachusetts expedi- tion, 287. Goes to Monhegan, 293. Sec- ond journey of, to Pokanoket, to visit Mas- sasoit in his sickness, 313. Indian plot re- vealed to, 324, 326. Lodges with Corbi- tant, 324. Returns, 326. His brief Narra- tion of the true Grounds for the first Plant- ing of New England, 377, 379, 408. Sent to England in 1646 to defend the colony of Massachusetts against Gorton, 379. Pre- serves Robinson's Farewell Discourse, 399. Works by, 408. On prophesying by, 419. Winslow, Gilbert, 275. Winslow, Isaac, 275. Winslow, John, 235, 275. Winslow, Josiah, on the purchase of the In- dians' lands, 259. Nolice of, 275. Winslow, Kenelm, 275. Winter, the first, at Plymouth, 105, 173. Winthrop, John, Gov., fleet of, rendezvous at Southampton, 89. On a shipwreck on Brown's island, 163. On the Church of England, 398. Ón the synod at Cambridge, 402. On Rev. Peter Hobart, 402. Takes part in religious services at Plymouth, 419. Wituwamat, 310, 338. Killed, 339. Head of, taken, 342; stuck up, at Plymouth, 343. Wives of sachems, 361. See Squa, and Squaws.
Wolstenholme, Sir John, 55, 63, 66. Wolves, alarms from, 155. Encountered, 178. Wood, Anthony, cited, 59, 432, 439. Wood, William, 118, 124, 129, 132, 133, 135, 136, 140, 142, 143, 164, 166, 176, 187, 188, 198, 305, 306, 307, 318, 366. Wood End, on Cape Cod, 118, 119. Wood-gaile, 129.
Woosamequin, or Massasoit, 245.
Yarmouth, Mattachiest, 216. Corn procured at, 302, 308. Valor of Standish at, 309. Yeardley, Sir George, Governor of Virginia, 70, 279.
Winnatuckset brook, source of, 206. Winslow chair, cut of the, 238. Winslow Edward, on John Robinson and Ar- minianism, 41. Age of, in 1620, 46. Rea- sons by, for removing from Holland, 47. On Thomas Weston, 78. On the profit from fishing, 81, 383. In the third exploring 139. On errors, 175, 277. On the Indian language, 183. On the Indians' use of tobacco, 189. Interview of, with Mas- sasoit, 192. A hostage, 192. Death of his | Ziska, John, 38.
PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION,
THE COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS BAY,
FROM THE ORIGIN OF THE COLONY, IN 1628.
NOW FIRST COLLECTED FROM ORIGINAL RECORDS AND UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPTS, AND ILLUSTRATED WITH NOTES.
This work will make a volume of about 500 pages, octavo, and will correspond with Mr. YOUNG's Chronicles of the Colony of Plymouth.
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