History of Northampton, Massachusetts, from its settlement in 1654;

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COURT.
endeavors to stop, 454-456 ;
of house, 615, 616 ;
site
mentioned,
171, 218, 476, 528.
Court, General, orders men to
Northfield, 19; orders meeting
of " Reforming Synod " at
Boston, 59 ; orders survey of
township, 88 ; makes preparations
for war, 103 ; expedition
to Louisburg sanctioned, 112,
Hooker's petition to, 118,
113 ;
note ; Strong's petition, 120 ;
grant to Col. Stoddard, 171
; ;
grants land to Northampton,
183; petitioned to divide
Hampshire County, 311, 312,
313 ; ordered to rescind its
anti-importation resolutions,
325; prorogued, ib.; petition
to change sessions of County
Courts granted, 331 grants
;
Pascomnmck's petition, 335 ;
removed to Cambridge, 340 ;
resolutions, 341 ; session at
Salem dissolved, 342 ;
petitions
for aid for Boston, 343 ; protests
against obnoxious laws,
344 ; Provincial Congress assumes
duties of, 352 ; again
established, 357, 358 ; Lang-
ford's petition to, 362, note
proceedings of the Congress
sent to, 390 ; adopts a constitution
for the State, 392, 393 ;
raises Continental troops, 397 ;
orders soldiers to Ticondero-
provides for soldiers'
ga, 400 ;
families, 409, 421 ; West-
hampton's petition, 417, 418
INDEX.
issues precepts for choice of
delegates, 426, 427 ; attempts
to prevent monopoly and oppression,
430 ; calls for men.
431 ; new constitution adopted
by, 438 ; plan for drafting devised
by, 441 ; fixes prices,
445 ; attempt to suspend judgment
against debtors, 448;
" Tender Act," 451, 465 ; petition
to be sent to, 460; votes pay
to soldiers, 463 ; Northampton's
petition to, 473 ; asked to divide
Hampshire County, 477 ;
attempts to bring about a better
state of affairs, 495, 496;
orders arrest of insurgents,
496; approves Governor's
measures and orders out more
troops, 513 ; orders map of
every town, 565 ; petitioned
CROWN POINT.
mentioned,
against dam, 579 ;
158, 167, 174, 176,177, 194, 304,
326, 327, 396, 398, 416, 425, 428,
449, 450, 454, 455, 470, 474, 478,
484, 485, 486, 487, 499, 500, 502,
505, 511, 517, 524.
Court of General Sessions of the
Peace, applied to. for instructions
about new Court-House,
87, 318 ; meeting of, 334 ; appoints
committee to build jail,
336; course approved, 396; tries
Seth Lyman, 439 ; insurgents
vote against, 454, 487 ; convened,456;
session opposed by mob,
469 ; Wm. Butler tried, 482
meets in Northampton, 488; at
stopped at Wor-
Concord, 489 ;
cester, 496 ; removal of, demanded,
501 ; court at Springfield
389.
stopped, ib.; mentioned,
Court, Supreme Jiidicial, threatened
by the mob, 491 pro-
;
tected, 492-493 ; refuses Shays
demands, 493; meets in North-
ampton to try insurgents, 514
special sessions, 518.
Courtis, Samuel, receives portion
of additional grant, 188.
Cowen, David, in Shays Rebellion,
632.
Cox, Benjamin, Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Cox, Gad, in Loiiisburg expedition,
146.
Crafts, Col., sent in pursuit of
Luddington, 509.
Craige, Thomas, signs militia
company agreement, 375 ; in
Washington's army, 387 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Crevey, Daniel, in Seven Years'
War, 611.
Crocker, Daniel, Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Crowfoot, Ebenezer, in
company, 609,
Hawley's
Crowly, Darbe, in expedition
against Louisburg, 118 ; in
Col.
146.
Pomeroy's division, 134,
Crown Point, Gov. Shirley pro-
M.
poses an attack upon, 149 ;
Vaudreuil sent to protect, 154 ;
Indians killed near, 159 ; expedition
against, 244, 250, 252 ;
Capt. Hawley's journal, 254-
258 ; Col. Pomeroy's journal,
260-280 ; another movement
;