v. 238.

rev,

Wompatuck, josiah, sachem of matta. | Woodward, mary, her gift of church
keeset. iy. 222.

plate to brookline. ii. 154.
Wompissacuck, its meaning. iv. 275. Woodward, jane. .x. 180.
Wompompeag not made by indians Woodworth, walter. iv. 239.

of nantucket. iii. 35. See wam- Woodworth, benjamin. iv. 229.
pampeag.

Woollen cloth ordered by general
Wonasquam, indian town, account of. court of massachusetts to be manu.
ii. 122.

factured.
Woncenquag, its meaning. iv. 275. Woolman, john, writes against slavery.
Wonder-working providence, by ed- viii. 188. 190. 191.
ward johnson, referred to. i. (xxv. Woolrich,

viii. 231.
XXX.) reprinted. ii. 49. 95. iii. Woosamequen,

or massasoit, chief
123. 161. iv. 1. 51. vii. 1. 58. sachem of the wompanoogs. v. 33.
viii. 1. 39.

or ousamequin. vii. 140.
Wood's “new england prospect,” re- Wooster, col. david, his letter to j.
ferred to. iv. 296.

x. 175.

trumbull about new haven. ii.
Wood, henry. iv. 277.

217.
Wood, stephen. iv. 277.

Worcester,

noah.

iii. 108.
Wood, anthony. i. 163. 164. his

112.
letter to rev. dr. i. mather. vii. Worcester, rev. thomas, of salisbury,

new hampshire. iii. 108. 112. viii.
Wood, anthony, of ipswich. viii. 178.
108.

Worcester turnpike. i. 180.
Wood, rev. abraham, of chesterfield, Worcester county, history of, referred
new hampshire. iv. 60.

to. vii. 178.
Wood, rev. dr. samnel, of boscawen, Worms destroy corn in massachusetts
new hampshire. iii. 112.

x. 73.

in 1632. vii. P. 65.
75. 76.

Wormskild, a danish naturalist iv.
Wood, nathan, and company, their 98.

grist mill at middlebury, vermont. Worstenhouse, sir john, one of the
ix. 127.

virginia company. v. 47.
Wood, price of, at martha's vineyard. Worth, capt. iii. 167.
iii. 53.

Worth,

iii. 66.
Wood's hole. iii. 75. iv. 252. Woster, rev.

vii. 18.
Woodale, william. ix. 182.

Wrifford,

iv. 89.
Woodberry, john, at naumkeag. v. Wright, nathaniel, assistant.

v. 121.
107. 109.

viii. 97.
Woodbridge, rev. john, of andover. Wright, richard. vii. P. 60. his
iv. 138. viii. 14. vi. 416.

pinnace blown up. v. 195. vii. P.
Woodbridge, john. viii. 106.

62.
Woodbridge, benjamin. viii. 106. Wright, capt. viii. 157.
Woodbridge, rev. timothy. ii. 128. Wright, abigail. x. 177.
Woodbridge, col. iii. 237.

Wright,

iv. 284.
Woodbury, samuel. viii. 46.

Wroth, sir thomas, a patentee of new
Woodcock, william. viii. 105.

england. v. 217.
Woodham, john. viii. 107.

Wuckan. ii. 10.
Woodman, rev. joseph, of sanbornton, Wutohkekum, its meaning. x. 174.
new bampshire. iii. 112.

Wuttatash, its meaning.- x. 174.
Woodmansey, john. viii. 105. Wuttatash'muit, its meaning. x. 174
Woods, rev. dr. leonard. ii, 186. Wyandots indians. ii. 3. 6. 12. mis-
Woodstock. iii. 178.

sion to receive an annuity from
Woodville, george. i. 121.

united states. 4. iv. 68.
Woodward, edward. viii, 107. Wyer, peter, clerk of the writs at
Woodward, thomas. ii. 144.

york. vi. 596.
Woodward, capt. viii, 157.

david. ii. 178.
Woodward, thomas, his gift of church Wyman, capt. ii. 146.
plate to brookline. ii. 154.

W
Vyman, seth. ii. 176. 180.

Wyer,

ac-

66

Wyman, capt, nehemiah. ii. 180. York, archbishop of. v. 153.

, .
Wywatick creek. iii. 44. 45. York, duke of." i. 140. obtains &

grant of new york, martha's vine-
Y.

yard, nantucket, and other islands.

iii. 85.
York,

of boston. ii. 104.
Yale college, difficulties at, on

124.
count of the episcopal controversy. Yorkshire, former name of province
ii. 137. hoped to be sound in doc-

of maine. vi. 584.
trine in case of a change in our Yorktown, siege of. iii. 245. iv. 96.
mother harvard ; groans

out icha-

Yorktown, or york, maine. v. 153.
bod." 297.
Yanktons indians, their residence,

Young, sir john, subscribes £50 for

massachusetts colony. 122.
number and warriours. ii. 140.

viii. 97.
their horses. 41.
Yarmouth. vii. 13.

Young, welcome. vii. 170.
Yates, j. van ness, esq. X. 192.
Yattasies indians, their residence and

Z.
numbers. ii. 24.
Yazoos indians. ii. 15.

Zane, sally. viii. 185.
Yazon river. ii. 16.

Zane, isaac. viii. 186.
Yeardley, capt. ix. 111.

Zane, robert, disowned by the
Yearly, sir george. ix. 114.

66 friends” for opposing slavery.
Yellow fever among indians. iii. 91. viii. 186.
Yellow medicine river. ii. 41.

Zanesville. ii. 4.
Yellow stone river. ii. 36.

Zeisberger, rev.

referred to
Yoghum, capt. x. 85.

x. 104, et post.
York, or agamenticus, comes under Zeno, a negro.

x. 178.
jurisdiction of massachusetts. vi. Zion's saviour, wonder-working pro-
543. order and declaration of vidence of. See sion's saviour,
massachusetts general court for the &c.
government. 594. court of com- Zouche, lord, a patentee of new eng-
missioners meet with difficulty at; land.

v. 217.
men there refuse obedience to mas- Zouche, sir edward, a patentee of
sachusetts' commissioners. 597. new england. v. 217.
indian murders at. 631. 633.

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