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670 INDEX. Lyman, Samuel, member of legislature. 570. Lyman, Seth, kills Allen on deer hunt, 439 ; acquitted, ib.; Rev- olutionary soldier, 624. Lyman, Seth Jr., at Quebec, 377 ; deserted, 399; killed. 551; Revolutionary soldier, 624 ; referred to, 399. Lj'man, Thomas, with company in service at Boston, 386 ; Revolutionary soldier, 624. Lyman, Timothy, lieutenant, 424. Lyman, Capt. William, lieutenant sec- under Seth Pomeroy, 150 ; ond in command at Fort No. 4. 154 ; siiperin tends buildin g of fort in Easthampton, 156 ; released from poll-tax, 157 receives portion of additional grant, 185 ; permitted to fence in beach on island. 191 ; lieutenant, 245, 248 ; captain enlists company of sconts, 251 ; with Pomeroy at Crown Poin t, 251, 252 ; sent to rein force armv, 285 ; committee to build Coui-t-House, 318, 319, and note ; captain of militia, 354 ; at Louisbiirg, 606 ; in service after fall of Louisburg, 607 ; referred to, 259, 284. Lyman, William, in terested in new school for girls, 476 ; member of aqiiedxict company, 559 ; appoin ted to meet legis- lative committee, 561. Lyman, William, Major-Gen., orders troops to Saratoga, 262; referred to, 255, 257, 261, 268, 277, 279. Lyman, William, teaches school, 476. Lyman, Zadoc, wife accused of readin g immoral books, 206. Lynde, Samuel, corporal under Seth Pomeroy, 150 ; in service after fall of Louisburg. 607. Lyon, Marcus, death of , 589. McCali-um, Alexander, referred to, 559. McCredge, Jno., jn-isoner. 368. McCullock, Henry, sentenced, 514, 515 ; referred to, 516, 519. McDonald, Michael, Revolutionary soldier, 624. McDougal, Gen. Alexander, 394. McFadyen, Daniel, prisoner, 368, 370. ; MASSACHUSETTS. McGin nis, Capt., mortally wounded, 282. McKin stry, John, preaches for first precin ct, 237, and note. McKoun, Joseph, and family carried to Canada, 298, McLane, Cuthbert. 316. McLane, John, sells land to Amos Hull, 316. McMasters, Daniel, Revolutionary soldier, 624. McMaster's History of American People, quoted, 337, note 1 ; cited, 485. McMillen, Jeremiah, wounded, 506. Machirn, Jno., prisoner, 368. Mackey, William, prisoner, 368. Main e, Indians of , dispute the claims of the British, 15, 16 ; companies enlisted, 103; troops from , 404 ; mentioned, 32, 113. Majory, John, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Mann. Elias, sin gin g-master, 569, 583. Mansion House, mentioned, 558. Marchants, John, in service after fall of Louisburg, 607. Marchants, Joseph, at Fort Massachusetts , 154 ; builds fort at Easthampton, 157 ; in service after fall of Louisburg, 607. Marsh, Capt. Moses, marches to the relief of Fort William Henry, 294. Marsh. Timothy, surety for Ely, 457. Marshall, Ethan, in Washin gton's army, 387 ; Revolutionary soldier, 624. Marshall, Huram, Revolutionary soldier. 624. Marshall, Lydia, wife of Joseph Hawley, 534. Marshall, Samuel, buys grist-mill, 92 ; receives portion of addi- tional grant, 186 ; referred to, 107, 534. Marshall, Samuel Jr., receives portion of additional grant, 186. Massachusetts , engaged in hostilities with Abenakis, 15 ; issue of paper money in , 84 ; settlement s in Western, 102 ; companies enlisted in , 103 ; furnishes men for Louisburg expedition, 113 ; troops raised for Canada, 149, 296 ; alarm
Massachusetts . in , 290 ; troops raised in 1758, 295 ; smallpox among Indian tribes in , 809 ; new government formed. 392-393 ; Decla- ration of Independence, 393 Contin ental troops raised in , 397 ; one half the militia in active service, 401 ; troops from , on road to Saratoga, 404 ; constitution rejected, 425; convention to form new gov- ernment, 426 ; accepted, 429 ; currency, 436 ; representatives in structed, 448 ; last call for rnen, 449 ; conventions in , 452, 453 pardons ; all but Ely. 465 ; appoin ts committee to in vestigate, ib.; troubles in crease, 483, 484 ; legislature fails to remedy the evils. 484 ; citizens loan money to quell rebellion, 502 ; citizens of , seized, 519 ; convention held to ratify constitution. 524, 525 ; new post- of fice in , 554 ; stage lin es in , 555, 556 ; accepts constitution, 596-597 ; President's call for troops in , 599 ; mentioned, 17, 54, 150, 153, 158. 167, 169, 170, 252, 353, 276, 286, 287, 288. 291, 317, 342, 343, 364, 365, 372. 376, 880, 391, 405, 406, 412, 423,451, 517, 540. Massachusetts Gazette and General Advertiser, 479, note. Massachusetts Historical Collections, quoted, 62, 64, 434, 465. Massachusetts , Records of , 59, note 3. Masters, Daniel, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Mather, Cotton, denounces Stoddardeanism, 57 ; quoted, 75, note 1. Mather, Rev. Eleazar, referred to, 53, 58, 69, note 1. Mather. Eliakim, referred to, 65. Mather, Elisha, Revolutionary soldier. 624. Mather. Increase, denounces Stoddardeanism, 57 ; defends in oculation, 309 ; referred to. 60. Mather, Chief Justice Samuel, 390, 488. Mather, Dr. Samuel, committee to seat meetin g-house. 74 ; teacher and ph5'sician. 85 : commit- tee to regulate schools. 180 receives ])ortion of additional grant, 186 ; on committee to ; lisrbRX. 671 MERIAM. establish permanent salary for Mr. Edwards, 197 ; on com- mittee to confer with Mr. Edwards, 207 ; friend of Mr. Edwards. 234 ; seeks permission to build pew, 304 ; tax, 328 ; associated with Joseph Hawley, 534, 543. Mather, Samuel, vote for, 438. Mather, Samuel, in Shays Rebellion, 033. Mather, Timothy, member of aqueduct company. 559 ; Rev- olutionary soldier, 624. Mather, William, arrested for malicious mischief, 815. Matterson, John, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Mattoon, Ebenezer, committee on jail, 338 ; at Concord, 431 ; appoin ted to draft petition, 570. May. Ezra, chosen major, 355 ; colonel. 403 ; at battle of Bemis Heights, 404. May. James, prisoner, 368. Mayher, Isaac, Revolutionary soldier. 624. Maynard's Hoe Shop, mentioned, 92. Meacham, John, prisoner, enlisted in Contin ental army, 399 Revolutionary soldier, 624. Meetin g-Hoiise. new one in agitation, 67, 68 ; other houses examin ed and materials gath- ered, 68, 69; location, 69; work commenced, 70-71 ; accidents, 71 ; spire and pews, 71, 72 ; in terior, ib.; four houses like this one, 73; seatin g and weather-vanes, 73, and note ; rules for seatin g committee, 74 ; seatin g plan, 75 ; first occupied, ib.\ accident in old meetin g-house. 75, 76 ; old one disposed of , 77 ; di.sorder in , ib. porches and clock, ; ib. ; lightnin g strikes, 280; weathercock bought, ib.; repaired 304, 307. 425,' 478 ; new bell for, broken and replaced, 3 08, 309 ; alteration in seatin g of , 314 ; too small, 327 ; to be patrolled, 380: Hill, old home lot on. 615. 616. Melvin , Eleazar. captain of scoutin g party attacked. 159. Mercer, Col., death of . 287. 288. Meriam. llez^kiali. Revolutionary soldier, 624. ;
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670 INDEX.<br />
Lyman, Samuel, member <strong>of</strong> legislature.<br />
570.<br />
Lyman, Seth, kills Allen on deer<br />
hunt, 439 ; acquitted, ib.; Rev-<br />
olutionary soldier, 624.<br />
Lyman, Seth Jr., at Quebec, 377 ;<br />
deserted, 399; killed. 551; Revolutionary<br />
soldier, 624 ; referred<br />
to, 399.<br />
Lj'man, Thomas, with company <strong>in</strong><br />
service at Boston, 386 ; Revolutionary<br />
soldier, 624.<br />
Lyman, Timothy, lieutenant, 424.<br />
Lyman, Capt. William, lieutenant<br />
sec-<br />
under Seth Pomeroy, 150 ;<br />
ond <strong>in</strong> command at Fort No.<br />
4. 154 ; siiper<strong>in</strong>tends build<strong>in</strong>g<br />
<strong>of</strong> fort <strong>in</strong> Easthampton, 156 ;<br />
released <strong>from</strong> poll-tax, 157<br />
receives portion <strong>of</strong> additional<br />
grant, 185 ; permitted to fence<br />
<strong>in</strong> beach on island. 191 ; lieutenant,<br />
245, 248 ; capta<strong>in</strong> enlists<br />
company <strong>of</strong> sconts, 251 ;<br />
with Pomeroy at Crown Po<strong>in</strong>t,<br />
251, 252 ; sent to re<strong>in</strong>force<br />
armv, 285 ;<br />
committee to build<br />
Coui-t-House, 318, 319, and<br />
note ; capta<strong>in</strong> <strong>of</strong> militia, 354 ;<br />
at Louisbiirg, 606 ; <strong>in</strong> service<br />
after fall <strong>of</strong> Louisburg, 607 ;<br />
referred to, 259, 284.<br />
Lyman, William, <strong>in</strong>terested <strong>in</strong><br />
new school for girls, 476 ;<br />
member <strong>of</strong> aqiiedxict company,<br />
559 ; appo<strong>in</strong>ted to meet legis-<br />
lative committee, 561.<br />
Lyman, William, Major-Gen., orders<br />
troops to Saratoga, 262;<br />
referred to, 255, 257, 261, 268,<br />
277, 279.<br />
Lyman, William, teaches school,<br />
476.<br />
Lyman, Zadoc, wife accused <strong>of</strong><br />
read<strong>in</strong>g immoral books, 206.<br />
Lynde, Samuel, corporal under<br />
Seth Pomeroy, 150 ; <strong>in</strong> service<br />
after fall <strong>of</strong> Louisburg. 607.<br />
Lyon, Marcus, death <strong>of</strong>, 589.<br />
McCali-um, Alexander, referred<br />
to, 559.<br />
McCredge, Jno., jn-isoner. 368.<br />
McCullock, Henry, sentenced, 514,<br />
515 ;<br />
referred to, 516, 519.<br />
McDonald, Michael, Revolutionary<br />
soldier, 624.<br />
McDougal, Gen. Alexander, 394.<br />
McFadyen, Daniel, prisoner, 368,<br />
370.<br />
;<br />
MASSACHUSETTS.<br />
McG<strong>in</strong>nis, Capt., mortally wounded,<br />
282.<br />
McK<strong>in</strong>stry, John, preaches for<br />
first prec<strong>in</strong>ct, 237, and note.<br />
McKoun, Joseph, and family carried<br />
to Canada, 298,<br />
McLane, Cuthbert. 316.<br />
McLane, John, sells land to Amos<br />
Hull, 316.<br />
McMasters, Daniel, Revolutionary<br />
soldier, 624.<br />
McMaster's <strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> American<br />
People, quoted, 337, note 1 ;<br />
cited, 485.<br />
McMillen, Jeremiah, wounded,<br />
506.<br />
Machirn, Jno., prisoner, 368.<br />
Mackey, William, prisoner, 368.<br />
Ma<strong>in</strong>e, Indians <strong>of</strong>, dispute the<br />
claims <strong>of</strong> the British, 15, 16 ;<br />
companies enlisted, 103;<br />
troops <strong>from</strong>, 404 ; mentioned,<br />
32, 113.<br />
Majory, John, Revolutionary soldier,<br />
624.<br />
Mann. Elias, s<strong>in</strong>g<strong>in</strong>g-master, 569,<br />
583.<br />
Mansion House, mentioned, 558.<br />
Marchants, John, <strong>in</strong> service after<br />
fall <strong>of</strong> Louisburg, 607.<br />
Marchants, Joseph, at Fort <strong>Massachusetts</strong>,<br />
154 ; builds fort at<br />
Easthampton, 157 ; <strong>in</strong> service<br />
after fall <strong>of</strong> Louisburg, 607.<br />
Marsh, Capt. Moses, marches to<br />
the relief <strong>of</strong> Fort William<br />
Henry, 294.<br />
Marsh. Timothy, surety for Ely,<br />
457.<br />
Marshall, Ethan, <strong>in</strong> Wash<strong>in</strong>gton's<br />
army, 387 ; Revolutionary soldier,<br />
624.<br />
Marshall, Huram, Revolutionary<br />
soldier. 624.<br />
Marshall, Lydia, wife <strong>of</strong> Joseph<br />
Hawley, 534.<br />
Marshall, Samuel, buys grist-mill,<br />
92 ; receives portion <strong>of</strong> addi-<br />
tional grant, 186 ; referred to,<br />
107, 534.<br />
Marshall, Samuel Jr., receives portion<br />
<strong>of</strong> additional grant, 186.<br />
<strong>Massachusetts</strong>, engaged <strong>in</strong> hostilities<br />
with Abenakis, 15 ; issue<br />
<strong>of</strong> paper money <strong>in</strong>, 84 ; <strong>settlement</strong>s<br />
<strong>in</strong> Western, 102 ; companies<br />
enlisted <strong>in</strong>, 103 ; furnishes<br />
men for Louisburg expedition,<br />
113 ; troops raised<br />
for Canada, 149, 296 ; alarm
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