Prescott, William Hickling, LL.D., iv. 506.
Member M. H. S., i. p. x.; ii. p. xvii.;
iii. p. v.; iv. p. xxi.; on the Committee
of Publication of vol. 8, 3d Series, i. p.
xxi.

President, ship, viii. 679n.

Presqu' Isle, ix. 237, 265, 266, 269, 283, 286,
287, 291, 301, 349, 351, 353-355, 357, 360,
362, 380, 382-383, 386-387, 390-391, 395,
396, 397, 406, 409, 412, 415, 420, 424, 425,
426, 431, 436, 439, 485. Fort at, destroyed
by the French, v. 523, 545, 564. Bouquet's
letters from, ix. 271, 275, 282, 296, 302, 310,
321, 323, 327, 331, 332, 333. Mercer's
letters from, 276, 295, 341. Return of pro-
visions in store at, 1760, 334. Taken
by Indians, 483. Treaty at, x. 532.
Pressensé, Rev. Edmond de, Cor. Memb.
M. H. S., ix. p. xvii.
Preston, Dr., 1625, vi. 28.

Preston, Lord Viscount, Secretary of State,

viii. 714.

Preston, John, iv. 3.

Preston, John, D.D., viii. 77.
Preston, Rev. Richard, viii. 77.

Preston, Capt. Thomas, iv. 370, 451, 458.
Preston, letters to the Donation Committee

of Boston, iv. 53, 251. Replies, 54, 252.
Preston, man-of-war, iv. 80; x. 751, 752,
753.

Pretender, The, viii. 429. Birth of, 1688,
712. Baptism of, 713.
His birthday

celebrated in Scotland, 1712, 412.

Price, Capt., 1708, v. 317.

Price, Goodwife, 1656, ii. 197.

Price, Rev. Mr., of Virginia, iv. 63.

Price, Ezekiel, Member M. H. S., i. p. vi.;
ii. p. v.; iv.

p. vii.

Price, Ensign George, ix. 398, 420.

Price, James, iv. 235.

Price, John, viii. 56, 492.

Price, Richard, x. 826.

Prince, Rev. Thomas, iii. Pref. p. iv.; v. p.
xiv., 192n, 356n, 447n; vii. 411n; viii. 123n,
244n. Letters of, to C. Chauncy, ii. 238,
239. Letter to, from C. Chauncy, 238.
His memorandum respecting Bradford's
History," iii. pp. viii., xi.; his use of it,
p. xv., 31. Cited, i. 152; iii. 31n, 36n,
59n, 68n, 78n, 91n, 103n, 164n, 188n, 189n,
266n, 277n, 299n, 307n, 447n, 488n. Cites
Governor Bradford's "Pocket-Book," 76.
Presented to Thomas Hinckley by his
father, v. 303. Notes by, to Bradford's
"History of Plymouth Plantation," iii.
36n, 47n, 51n, 54n, 61n, 139n, 246n, 247n,
250m, 251n, 252n, 259n, 262n, 263n, 267n,
268n, 269n, 270n, 271n, 272n, 275n, 279n,
280n, 283n, 291n, 293n, 298n, 299n, 301n,
308n, 387n, 451n, 452n, 453n. Notes by,
to the Hinckley Papers, 10, 13, 16, 17,
28, 29, 49n, 51n, 52n, 53, 85, 98, 111, 113,
131, 147, 153, 162, 168n, 169n, 196, 199n,
200, 208, 214, 220, 225n, 227n, 229n, 277n,
287n, 299n. Notes by, to the Mather
Papers, viii. 33, 34, 45, 76, 113, 114, 220,
228, 307, 316, 339, 363, 479, 480, 502, 506,
508, 513, 515, 535, 541, 542, 599, 612, 615,
616, 617, 627, 668, 669, 670, 671, 672, 676,
677, 680, 695, 696, 698, 699, 701, 708, 705,
706, 707. Chronological Memoranda by,
712-714.

Prince Frederick, ship, v. 445.

Princess Anne County, Va., iv. 65n.
Princeton, Battle of, v. 427.
Princetown, x. 805.

Prince William County, Va., iv. 64n; v. 414.
Printing in Cambridge, 1638-39, vi. 99,
376n.

Prisoners, English, at Quebec, v. 371, 532,
534. French, brought to Albany, 518.
Pequot, enslaved, vi. 195, 201, 213, 214,
218, 224, 225, 227, 241, 261, 262, 263.
Pritchard, Sir William, Lord Mayor of Lon-
don, viii. 499.

Privateers, vii. 598. Law for restraining
and punishing, v. 128.

Privy Council, Report of, on Cadwalader

Colden, ix. 441. Letter of, to Colden, 458.
Prizes, x. 512. Taken by the French, 1759,
v. 515. Claimed by the Gov. of New
Netherland, vi. 267. Taken by Blauvelt,
272, 274.

Proby, Maj., 1758, v. 469.

Proctor, Mrs., and son, killed by Indians,
v. 576.

Proctor, Capt. Edward, iv. 2, 275.
Proctor (Prokter), Richard, viii. 659.
Prodigies seen in Ireland, viii. 210; in
Connecticut, 306; in England, 349; in
Maine, &c., 372.

Prodigy at Hereford, viii. 176; in Wales,
183, 188; in Dorset, 188.

"Projector, A, lately Dead," a comedy on
the death of Attorney-General Noy, vi.
418.

Prompt, The, ship, x. 829.

Property, Community of, iii. 135, 157, 214.
"Prophane Schisme of the Brownists or
Separatists," iii. 17n, 264n.

Prophecie, A, preserved in Lord Powis's
family, viii. 687.

Prophecy, Fulfilment of, viii. 675.
Protestants, Persecution of, viii. 43, 200,
293, 355, 510, 599, 617, 621, 625, 642,
643.

Prout, Ebenezer, viii. 708, 709, 710.
Prout, Joseph, viii. 633.

Providence, R. 1., i. 201; ii. 23, 24; v. 21;
vi. 263, 270, 277, 281, 284, 285, 286, 298,
300, 304, 307n; vii. 586n. Indian neutrality
with, iii. 432. Action on the Boston Port
Bill, iv. 126n, 128n. Letters to the Bos-
ton Donation Committee, 154, 213, 268.
Reply, 155. Settlement of, vi. 186, 187.
Agreements to be signed by the house-
holders and the young men proposed by
Roger Williams, 1636, 187. Bridge at, 290.
See also North Providence.

Providence, New, captured from Spain, vii.
313.

Providence Island, x. 780.

Providence Plantations, Province of, ii. 22,
23; v. 82, 126, 128.

Providences, Remarkable, viii. 309, 312.
Province Galley, ship, v. 320.

Provincetown harbor, Pilgrims at, iii. 77,
78. Mayflower's anchorage at, 81, 109.
Exploring parties sent out from, 81-88.
Mayflower sails from, 88.

Provisions, Scarcity of, at Plymouth, iii.
110, 116, 118, 121, 124-127, 136, 145; in
Virginia, ix. 39, 55, 67, 68. Price of, in
1644, vi. 377; in 1694, i. 104, 106.
Provost, David, vii. 58.

Prower, Solomon, iii. 448, 452.
Prudden, Mrs. Joanna (Willet). See Bishop,
Mrs.

Prudence Island, Purchase of, vi. 217, 220,
263.

Pryn, Capt. Martyn, i. 231.

Prynne, William, vi. 406, 460; vii. 334;
viii. 208. Publishes "Certain Questions
propounded to Archbishops, Bishops,
Archdeacons, and Commissaries," vi. 413;
"Certain Queries propounded to the Bow-
ers to the Names of Jesus," 413;
"The
Unbishopping of Timothy and Titus," 414;
"A Divine Tragedy lately acted, or a
Collection of sundry Memorable Examples
of God's Judgment upon Sabbath-break-
ers," 414, 446; "Newes from Ipswiche,"
419, 422-434, 446; "A Coal from the Al-
tar," 422n. Sentenced by the Starchamber
Court to be branded and set in the pil-
lory, &c., 416. Execution of the sentence,
416, 462, 463. Inscription on the walls of
his chamber in the Tower, written during
his imprisonment, vii. 251.

"Psalterium Americanum," by Cotton Ma-
ther, viii. 431.

Puckering, Mrs. Jane, vii. 281.

Pugnico River, ix. 225.

Pulling, Capt. John, iv. 3.

Pulsifer, David, ii. 156; v. 313n.

Pulteney, Sir William, iv. 502.

Pumham (Pumhom), an Indian sagamore,
iii. 438; vi. 309, 311.

Pummunish, or Pummash, iii. 431, 440.
Pumpkin Island, Me., i. 234n.
Puncataset, vi. 315.

Punchard, Rev. George, Member M. H. S.,
ix. p. xv; on the Standing Com., ix. p.
xiii.

Punkipaog Indians, viii. 245.
Puppompogs, vi. 261.

Purchas, Samuel, Error of, ix. 15.
Purchase (Purches), Mrs. Mary?, vii. 375.
Purchase, Thomas, vii. 338, 339, 342, 373,
374. Notice of, 338n.

Purchasers, or Old Comers, of Plymouth,
iii. 372.

Purfree, or Purfrey, Capt. Thomas, ix. 107,
142, (Purifie) 134, 151.
"Puritan, The," ii. 151.

Puritan, use of the name in Ireland, in 1620,
ii. 120.

Puritans, the name, iii. 5. See also Pil-
grims.
Purmont,

viii. 610.

Purpooduck (Papooduck), v. 274.
Purviance, Robert, iv. 40, 144.

Purviance, Samuel, iv. 40, 144, 227, 244,
263.

Putawatimies. See Potawatomies.
Putnam, George, D.D., i. 277.

Putnam, Capt. Israel, afterwards Maj.-Gen.,
i. 262, 276; v. 437, 439. Letter of, iv. 52.
Putnam, Judge Samuel, ii. 135.
Putnam, Seth, v. 367.

Putney (West Meadow), Indian hostilities
at, v. 365, 366.

Putowatomeys. See Potawatomies.
Puttaquappuonckquame, a sachem, vi. 209.
Puttaquomscut, Attack of the Indians on,
1675, vi. 303, 308.
Puttiman, John, v. 386.
Puttowattomies.
Pyen, Jarmen, vi. 560.
Pygan, Mrs., i. 46.

See Potawatomies.

Pygan, Alexander, i. 32, 36, 37. His mar-
riages, &c., 28, 30.

Pygan, Jane. See Green, Mrs.

Pygan, Mrs. Judith (Redfyn or Redfield),
i. 28, 29.

Pygan, Mrs. Lydia (Beaman, or Bemond,
Boyes), i. 28-32, 50.

Pygan, Lydia. See Adams, Mrs.
Pygan, Sarah. See Hallam, Mrs.
Pym, William, vi. 566, 582n.
Pynchon, Mrs. Amy (Wyllys), vi. 375n.
Pynchon, Maj. John, i. 14, 103, 106; iv.
487; v. 253, 258; vi. 529; vii. 499, 579;
viii. 250, 629, 704. Marriage of, vi. 375.
Notice of, viii. 81n.

Pynchon, William, ii. 250-252, 266–269; iii.

335, 339; vi. 30, 40, 279, 336n, 531; vii.
53. Letters to John Winthrop, vi. 372,
374, 375, 378, 381; to John Winthrop, Jr.,
369, 371; to Stephen Day, 376. Fac-
similes of his signature and seal, vi. plate
4. His "Meritorious Price of Man's Re-
demption," 285. Notice of, 369n.
Pyson's Island, Hostilities at, v. 415.

trates of Plymouth Colony, 18. Petition to
be qualified to vote and bear office in Ply-
mouth Colony, v. 23-25. Wm. Newland on
the laws against, 35, 36. George Shove
urges their punishment for blasphemy,
&c., 87, 88. Th. Hinckley defends the
proceedings of the Colony against, 95, 96.
Edw. Randolph on these proceedings,
96, 97. Rev. John Holmes disapproves
of their treatment by Plymouth, viii. 228.
Persecuted, vii. 186, 192, 193, 286, 288,
289, 291, 509. Accident in Boston at the
execution of, 507, 508. Not persecuted
in Connecticut, 186. Sir Th. Temple
offers to transport them to Acadia, 509n.
Favored in England, 1661, viii. 172; de-
clared enemies to the State, 172. In
Dublin, 56; send relief to New England
in 1676, 56n. At Bristol, Eng., 212. In
Elizabethtown, N. J., 600. On Long
Island, 630. Joined by John Rogers, 476.
Account of several, by Wm. Robinson,
1659, ix. 153-158. Letter from Charles II.
to New England about the, 159. Samuel
Shattock's letter from New England to,
160-162. Attend a meeting of Indians at
Easton, 1761, 441. Accuse the Irish of
Protect the

the Paxton riots, x. 508.
Indians from the rioters, 511.

Quanopen, vi. 300.

Quarantine in Virginia, x. 691.

Quaquackis, vi. 308, 310.

Quarles, William, iii. 213.

Quarry Hill, vii. 500.

Quartier, Jacques, v. 529.

Quassink, vi. 377. Black-lead near, vi. 377.
Quaunoucku, vi. 300.
Quawnipund, vi. 300, 311.
Quawpaug, vi. 310.

Quebec, iv. 400; v. 233, 244, 317, 324, 366,
411, 462, 484, 488, 500, 503, 519, 521, 524,
525, 526, 527, 528, 531, 533, 534, 535, 541,
542, 543, 545, 554, 558, 559, 570, 571, 585;
vi. 572n; ix. 238, 270, 300, 304, 334, 337,
341; x. 803. Letter from, iv. 70. Reply
of the Boston Donation Committee, 70.
Catholic bishop at, 443, 448, 450.
Death of English prisoners at, 1746, v.
371. Expedition against, 1759, 503. Siege
of, 1759, 518, 524, 546. Surrender of,
526, 528, 529, 530, 532, 550, 556. John
Hayward killed at, 535. Siege of, by
French and Indians, 1760, 557, 567. Re-
ported recapture of, by the French, ix.
250. Gen. Murray's defeat at, 256. Cita-
del to be built near, x. 594. Attacked
by Arnold and Montgomery, 772, 773.
Quebec, Province of, x. 595, 676, 837, 838.
Queen Ann's County, iv. 38n. Letter to

the Donation Committee of Boston, 59.
Reply, 60.

"Quench Coale, A," by Prynne, vi. 404n,
432n.

Quenechtequod, vii. 322, 323.
Quenopiage, vii. 324.

Quesnay, Le, Capture of, viii. 409.

Quichichacke, Qutchicqute (Andover), vii.

27.

Quincy, Hon. Edmund, d. 1788, v. 386.
Quincy, Edmund, A.M., Member M. H. S.,
ix. p. xv.; on the Standing Com., ix. p.
xiii.

Quincy, Josiah, Jr., b. 1744, iv. 2, 275, 402.
Quincy, Josiah, Pres. of Harv. Coll., b. 1772,
Member M. H. S., i. p. vi.; ii. p. xvii.; iii.
p. v.; iv. p. xxi.; v. p. viii.; vi. p. viii.;
Treasurer, p. xx.; on the Standing Com.,
p. xx.; on the Committee of Publication
of vols. 5, 6, 9, 1st Series, vols. 2, 3,
2d Series, i. p. xxi. 'History of Har-
vard University "cited, viii. 264n, 305n,
502n, 504n, 505n, 615n, 677n. Letters
relating to his "Life of Q Adams,"
ii. 199-201. His death, vii. p. xiii.
Quincy, Josiah P., A.M., Member M. H. S.,
viii. p. xi.; ix. p. xv.

Quincy, Mass., vi. 312n. Mr. Lunt settled
at, iv. 509.
Quinepage, vii. 278.
Quininacook, vii. 415.
Quinipiuck, ii. 23.
Quinnuboag, vi. 153.

Quint, Rev. Alonzo H., Member M. H. S.,
v. p. ix.; vi. p. ix.; vii. p. viii.; viii. p.
x.; ix. p. xiv.; on the Committee of Pub-
lication of vol. 5, 4th Series, v. p. vi.
Quit-rents, x. 653, 654. In New York,
ix. 482. In arrears, 479, 486.
Qunnipiuck, vi. 251.

Qunnipiug, vi. 265.

Qunnunagut. See Conanicut.

Qunticut, vi. 252.

Quodnam, vi. 374.

Quonehtacut. See Connecticut River.
Quo Warranto, Writ of, against the Charter
of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, v.
82, 91; vi. 58; vii. 51, 117, 532, 536, 538,
705, 707. Against the city charter of Lon-
don, 494, 496, 499. Against the charter
of Bermuda, 499.

R-Fam., i. 12.

R.

Rabbits sent to New England, vi. 494.
Rabey, Kathren, i. 98.
Rabnet, ix. 133.
Radden, Edward, viii. 215.

Rafn, Carl Christian, P.D., Cor. Memb. M.

H. S. i. p. xv.; iii. p. vi.; iv. p. xxii.;
v. p. x.; vi. p. x. His death, vii. p. xiii.
"Rainbow, The Gospel of the," by Cotton
Mather, viii. 407.

Rainsborough, Col., vi. 94, 109; vii. 297n,
304. Assassination of, vi. 109n, 342.
Rainsborough, Judith. See Winthrop, Mrs.
Rainsford, Mr., viii. 372.

Rainsford, Serg., viii. 180.

Raleigh, Sir Walter, i. 88, 223; ix. 16.
Sends a vessel to Virginia, i. 224.
Ralfe, Lieut., 1761, ix. 380, 398.

Ralle, Father Sébastien, ii. 154; v. 340, 356.
Slain, 353.

Ramsay, Widow, v. 422.

Ramsay, David, M.D., Cor. Memb. M. H.
S., i. p. xi.

Ramsay, Ephraim, Cor. Memb. M. H. S., i.
p. xii.

Ramsey, M. de, Lieut.-Gov. of Quebec, v.
374, 529, 530, 531.

Rand, Isaac, M.D., Member M. H. S., i. p.
vii.

Randall, Rev. Ephraim, ii. 154.

Randall, Rev. John, viii. 77.
Randall, William, Sen., v. 40.
Randolph, Mr., ií. 294, 295.

Randolph, Bernard, viii. 102, 112, 703.
Randolph, Betty (Elizabeth), viii. 525.
Randolph, Hon. Edmund, Cor. Memb. M.
H. S., i. p. xii.

V. 91.

Randolph, Edward, v. 34, 57, 75, 92, 94, 95,
98, 118, 128, 190; viii. 85, 106, 388n, 464n,
634, 711. His representation about New
England referred to the Committee of
Trade, ii. 287. Ordered to present his
charges against the government of the
Massachusetts Bay, 294; and to carry to
New England His Majesty's Declaration,
295. His complaints of Massachusetts,
56. Brings over the writ of quo warranto,
Secretary of Andros, 151, 152;
farms the office, 156, 176. Extent of his
commission, 156, 158, 177. Imprisoned,
192, 194. Blamed by Capt. George, 195.
Accused by Increase Mather of having
forged an anonymous letter signed I. M.,
viii. 102, 103, 112, 113.. Allusion to, in
the letter, 106. Note on the forgery, 108-
110. Warrant for the arrest of Mather
on the suit of Randolph, 702. Letter of
C. C. to Increase Mather concerning the
suit, 702, 703. Pleas in the case, 703,
704. Order to S. Green concerning print-
ing an almanac, 663. Order for sending
him to England, 711. Letters to Thomas
Hinckley, v. 82, 93, 96, 122; to Increase
Mather, viii. 524; to Samuel Shrimpton,
524, 525; to Simon Bradstreet, 527; to the
Lords of the Committee, 530; to the Lord
Treasurer, 530; to William Blathwait, 531;
to William Penn, 531. Letters from Jo-
seph Dudley to, 483, 484, 485. Notice of,

524n.

ii. 190. Letter of Pres. Dunster to, 251-
254. Notices of, i. 251; ii. 190.

Rawle, Isabel. See White, Mrs.
Rawle, John, ii. 215.

Rawlings, John, viii. 363.
Rawlins, Aaron, v. 346.

Rawson, Mrs. Ann (Glover), v. 111n, 113n,
143. Letter to Thomas Hinckley, 62.
Rawson, Secretary Edward, v. 113, 122; vii.
26, 127n, 189; viii. 40, 44, 47, 169, 535.
Ill, v. 83. On a committee to lay out
Hampton, vii. 98n. Letters to Thomas
Hinckley, v. 62, 141. Allusion to a letter
from, vii. 476. Letters in his handwriting,
598, 599. Notice of, viii. 535n.
Rawson, Joseph, v. 369.

Rawson, Mary. See Torrey, Mrs.
Rawson, Rachel. See Aubrey, Mrs.
Rawson, William, v. 111n, 113n, 143. Let-
ter to Thomas Hinckley, 62.
Rayment, Richard, vi. 83, 321; vii. 280.
Rayner, Alice, i. 84, 85.

Rayner, Rev. John, i. 84; iii. 351; vi. 170;
viii. 251. Differs from Chauncey respect-
ing baptism, iii. 382. Answers Belling-
ham's questions, 389. Notice of, viii.

251n.

Rayner, Marmaduke, ix. 29.
Raystown, Engagement near, v. 507.
Razillai, de, Commander of Acadia, iii.
332; iv. 462, 463, 467.

Read, Col., imprisoned, 1661, viii. 180.
Read, Mr., 1761, ix. 392, 394, 395; x. 490,
505, 519, 523, 535.
Read, Aaron, iv. 134, 135.
Read, Edward, ii. 205.

Read, George, iv. 33, 233.

Read, Gen. John Meredith, Jr., Cor. Memb.
M. H. S., viii. p xiii.; ix. p. xvii.
Read, Robert, of Kittery, killed, 1708, v. 317.
Read, Samuel, viii. 515.

Reade, Edmund, vi. 42m; vii. 113n, 118n.
His will, 134, 135.

Reade, Mrs. Elizabeth.

See Peter, Mrs.

Reade, Thomas, of Virginia, 1635, ix. 186,
(Reede) 174.

Reade, Col. Thomas, son of Edmund, vi. 84,
86, 103, 107, 115, 131; vii. 114, 129, 135,
202, 203, 204, 282, 502. Letters to John
Winthrop, Jr., 113, 114; to Fitz John
Winthrop, 115, 116, 117. Fac-similes of
his signature and seal, vii. plate 3.
Reading, i. 201, 212; v. 539.
Reading, ix. 299.

Reading, Col., 1710, v. 320, 321, 323.

Reading, Mr., x. 824.

Rebecca, ship, vi. 124; viii. 76; ix. 174.

Rebellion in Scotland, 1685, v. 139; in Kent,

1648, vii. 303. Bacon's, in Virginia, ix.
162 foll.

Records of land in Plymouth Colony re-
moved to Boston, 1687, v. 177.

Red Bank, x. 807.

Redfin (Redfield?), William, i. 28.
Rednap, Col., 1710, v. 321.

Red Stone Creek, ix. 362, 395, 397, 405, 439.
Reed, Pres. Joseph, iv. 148n, 363, 364.
Regicides, viii. 213, 611n. Letters and
papers relating to the, 122-225, 260. Sen-
tence passed upon the condemned, 170,
182. Proceedings relating to the, 185,
187, 195, 213, 533. Arrest of certain, in
Holland, 188, 189, 193.

Registry of ships, x. 669, 680-682.
Rehoboth, Mass., previously Seekonk, i. 10,

15; ii. 53; iii. 94n, 372; v. 6, 7, 78, 80, 127,
234; vi. 298, 302, 305, 320, 532; vii. 510.
Hurricane at, i. 14. Controversy between
Massachusetts and Plymouth about, iii.
364. Forces at, 434. Letters to the Do-
nation Committee of Boston, iv. 134, 147.
Reply, 135. Reply of inhabitants of, to
Thomas Hinckley and others, v. 2. -Dis-
bursement of, in Philip's War, 10. Trouble
at, 209, 241. Baptists at, vi. 274, 277.
Burning of, by the Indians, 1676, viii.
233n.

Rejuvenescence, vi. 530.

Relf, Mr., 1722, ii. 167.

Religious liberty, King James II.'s answer
to Mr. Alsop's speech on, v. 152.
Rendition of fugitives, iii. 421.
Renown, ship, x. 778.
Rensler's Island, i. 106.

Representatives of Massachusetts, Answer
of the Council to the, viii. 708.
Reprive, Indian servant of John Winthrop,
vi. 216, 217, 218, 220, 232.

Res, Don Martin de, Marquis de Cassarres,
vii. 429.

Resolution, sloop, v. 221.
Revell, Mr., 1634, vi. 132.
Revell, John, iii. 213; vi. 87.
Revere, Paul, iv. 148n.

"Revolution in New England justified,"
cited, viii. 366n

Rexhame, called Marshfield, iii. 303.
Reyner. See Rayner.
Reynold, Lord, viii. 193.

Reynolds, Captain of the Speedwell, iii. 55,
68. Puts back twice, 68, 69. Master of
the Charity, 122.

Reynolds (Reinolds), Lieut., 1689, v. 208.
Reynolds, Maj., Gov. of Santa Cruz, vi.

538.

Reynolds, Edward, Bishop of Norwich, viii.

194.

Reynolds, Henry, iv. 146, 147.

Reynolds, Nathaniel, viii. 655, 696. Notice
of, 655n.

Reynolds, Richard, Bishop of Lincoln, vi.

404.

Rhé, Isle of, vi. 467n. Expedition to the,
1627, 391n.

Rheeve, vi. 422n.
Rhoads, Capt., 1745, v. 400.

Rhode Island, i. 201; v. 67, 75, 94, 99, 123,
178, 233, 247, 266, 320, 364, 392, 398; vi.
157, 276, 295, 301, 304, 308; vii. 294, 418,
573; viii. 600; ix. 155; x. 579, 703.
Paper money, ii. 182. Boundary, 186,
288, 289. The charter, 284; vi. 266;

x. 819. Aid sent to Boston in 1774, iv.
126n, 128n. High party spirit in, 1767,
420. Commended for reverence to the
laws, 426n. Encroachment upon Ply-
mouth Colony, v. 72, 77 foll. General
Assembly of, to the Governor and Council
of Plymouth, 126. Troops, 419, 471,
475; vi. 157, 295. Claim of Plymouth
Colony to jurisdiction over, 281. Dissen-
sions in the, 289. Dispute with Massa-
chusetts Bay, 296. Message from the
Governor and Council of, to Canonicus,
303. Dispute with Connecticut about
boundaries, vii. 572, 573.

Rhode Island, Island of (Aquidneck), ii. 23;
iii. 364; vi. 157, 267, 276, 277; vii. 280n,
512, 572, 601n; x. 792, 812. Complaints
against the people of, iii. 386, 388. In-
dian neutrality with, 432. Messengers to,
appointed by the church in Boston, vi.
312-315. Storm at, viii. 457.
Rice, Aaron, iv. 12, 13.
Rice, Rev. Asaph, ii. 132.
Rice, Ralph, v. 379.

Rich, Mr., made Sheriff of London, 1682,
viii. 499.

Rich, Benjamin, ii. 245.

Rich, Isabella, ix. 18.

Rich, Sir Nathaniel, vi. 3, 31, 32, 125, 582n.
Rich, Obadiah, Member M. H. S., i. p. vii.
Richard, 1765, x. 576, 580, 588.
Richards, Mr., 1666, vii. 312.

Richards, Mrs. Ann (Winthrop), viii. 402.
Richards, Anne. See Adams, Mrs.

Richards, James, vii. 294, 296; viii. 494m.
Letters from John Hull to, 533, 534. No-
tice of, 81n.

Richards, James, D.D., Cor. Memb. M. H.
S., i. p. xiv.

Richards, John, i. 24, 47; vii. 160n, 241, 343,
345, 512, 515, 573, 578, 581; viii. 51, 402,
506, 538. Warrant to, vii. 536. Agent
to England, ii. 294, 295, 306; viii. 84n.
Letters to Increase Mather, 494, 496, 498.
Letters from Cotton Mather to, 385, 390,
391, 397, 401, 402, 405. Treasurer of Har-
vard College, 114, 496m, 504, 505, 694.
Proposed as agent to receive money for
the college in England, 506. Notices of,
385n, 494n.

Richards, Nathaniel, i. 94, 95.

Richardson, Joseph, v. 379.

Richardson, Titus, iv. 44.

Richenson, Mr., 1660, vii. 241, 246, 247.
Richeson, Dr., of Rippon, viii. 214.

Richmond, John, v. 238.

Richmond Island, iv. 309; vi. 148, 572.
Royalists at, 148. (Richmond's Island),
vii. 334n, 363n, 369.

Ricker, Capt. Henry, iv. 178.

Ricker, James, Jr., Cor. Memb. M. H. S.,
iii. p. vi.; iv. p. xxiii.; v. p. x.; vi. p. x.;
vii. p. x.; viii. p. xii.; ix. p. xvi.
Riddle, Capt., of the Falmouth, v. 320.
Rider, Lieut., of the Royal Americans, v.
481.

Ridge, Lieut., 1761, ix. 387.