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NOUTON. men killed near, 154, 15 5; Aaron Beldin i? killed in , KiO : grants land to John Stoddard, 167 ; Indians near, 288 ; represented at convention, 3 49; Gen. Shepherd in , 514, 515 Rnssell's forces in , 523 ; ujentioned, 30, 118. 156, 159. 290, 315, 380, 382 ; History of , cited, 31. Norton. Daniel, shin glin g barn, 472 ; kiUs Brown and escapes, ib. ; tried and sentenced, lb. Norton, Elisha, in Louisburg expedition, 145. Norton's Redeemed Captive, cited, 148. Norwalk raided, 43. 423 ; mentioned, Norwich, road to, 314 ; soldiers in first Hampshire regiment, 855; in favor of contin uin g the courts. 390; in siii'gents in , 509 ; mentioned. 137, 335, 387, 551. Nova Scotia, comes in to possession of England, 16; an attack upon contemplated, 244 ; expedition again st. 286 ; crimin als transported to, for trial, 344 ; ; INDEX. 677 men- tioned, 287. Nuttin g, John, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Nuttin g, Saul, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Ohio, French establish posts in , 243; expedition to drive French from . 244 ; valley settled. 550 ; mentioned, 295. 424. Ohio Company petitions Congress for land, 550. Old Rain bow, 303. Olds, Nathaniel, in Louisburg expedition, 146. Oliver, Judge. 348. Osborne, Jacob, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Oswego, French capture. 287 ; mentioned. 244. 298, 517. Otis. James. 323 ; signatiire, 369 ; referred to, 325. Otis, Jonathan, Revolutionarv soldier. 624. Otis, Samuel A., commissioner, 519. Owen, Joseph, 279. Page, captured, 497. Page, Jonathan, Revolutionary Kf^ soldier. 624. PARSONS. Pancake Hill or Plain . 46, and note 1 ; land sold, 450 ; gallows erected on, 515 ; field for train in g on, 528 ; mentioned, 310. Pardee, Aaron, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Parkman, Rev. Mr., substitute for member of council, 222. Parkman's Half Century of Conflict, cited, 148, 153. Parks, Asa, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Parks. Gen. Warham, arrives re- with rein forcements. 462 ; ceives the thanks of court, 463; captain of militia, 494 ; appoiiited to draft petition, 570. Parker, Lieut. Jonas, conveys prisoners to Northampton jail, 367 ; letter to, 367-369 ; referred to, 370. Parmenter, Capt. Jason, captured and sentenced. 514, 515 ; referred to. 516, 519. Parnel. Archibald, in Louisburg expedition, 146. Parry. Edward, prisoner, 369. Parsons, Abigail, receives portion of additional grant, 185 ; referred to, 107. Parsons, Asahel, Revolutionary soldier, 624. Parsons. Azariah, Revolutionary soldier. 625. Parsons, Bela, Revolutionary soldier, 625. Parsons, Benjamin , in expedition re- again st Louisburg, 120 ; ceives portion of additional grant, 188 ; agent to defend the suit again st Northampton , 311. Parsons, Catherin e, seamstress, 12. Par.sons, Daniel, in Shays Rebellion, 632. Parsons, Rev. David, sermon at ordin ation, 241. Parsons, Ens. Ebenezer, committee to build meetin g-house, in Father Rale's War, 605. 68 ; Parsons, Eli, commands in surgent forces, 504 ; forms junction with Shays, 507 ; pardoned, 517 ; referred to, 518. Parsons, Elihu, receives portion of additional grant, 185; friend of Mr. Edwards, 234. Parsons, Elisha, Revolutionary soldier, 625.
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ASHLEY. Ashley, Eev. Joseph, first
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CARMIDA. Carmida, Capt. David, 122.
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CLARK. Clark, Nathan, Revolutionary
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KDWARDS. Edwards, Oliver, at Quebec
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NOUTON.<br />
men killed near, 154, 15 5;<br />
Aaron Beld<strong>in</strong>i? killed <strong>in</strong>, KiO :<br />
grants land to John Stoddard,<br />
167 ; Indians near, 288 ; represented<br />
at convention, 3 49;<br />
Gen. Shepherd <strong>in</strong>, 514, 515<br />
Rnssell's forces <strong>in</strong>, 523 ; ujentioned,<br />
30, 118. 156, 159. 290,<br />
315, 380, 382 ; <strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong>, cited,<br />
31.<br />
Norton. Daniel, sh<strong>in</strong>gl<strong>in</strong>g barn,<br />
472 ; kiUs Brown and escapes,<br />
ib. ; tried and sentenced, lb.<br />
Norton, Elisha, <strong>in</strong> Louisburg expedition,<br />
145.<br />
Norton's Redeemed Captive, cited,<br />
148.<br />
Norwalk raided,<br />
43.<br />
423 ; mentioned,<br />
Norwich, road to, 314 ; soldiers <strong>in</strong><br />
first Hampshire regiment, 855;<br />
<strong>in</strong> favor <strong>of</strong> cont<strong>in</strong>u<strong>in</strong>g the<br />
courts. 390; <strong>in</strong>siii'gents <strong>in</strong>, 509 ;<br />
mentioned. 137, 335, 387, 551.<br />
Nova Scotia, comes <strong>in</strong>to possession<br />
<strong>of</strong> England, 16; an attack upon<br />
contemplated, 244 ; expedition<br />
aga<strong>in</strong>st. 286 ; crim<strong>in</strong>als transported<br />
to, for trial, 344 ;<br />
;<br />
INDEX. 677<br />
men-<br />
tioned, 287.<br />
Nutt<strong>in</strong>g, John, Revolutionary soldier,<br />
624.<br />
Nutt<strong>in</strong>g, Saul, Revolutionary soldier,<br />
624.<br />
Ohio, French establish posts <strong>in</strong>,<br />
243; expedition to drive<br />
French <strong>from</strong>. 244 ; valley settled.<br />
550 ;<br />
mentioned, 295. 424.<br />
Ohio Company petitions Congress<br />
for land, 550.<br />
Old Ra<strong>in</strong>bow, 303.<br />
Olds, Nathaniel, <strong>in</strong> Louisburg expedition,<br />
146.<br />
Oliver, Judge. 348.<br />
Osborne, Jacob, Revolutionary soldier,<br />
624.<br />
Oswego, French capture. 287 ;<br />
mentioned. 244. 298, 517.<br />
Otis. James. 323 ; signatiire, 369 ;<br />
referred to, 325.<br />
Otis, Jonathan, Revolutionarv soldier.<br />
624.<br />
Otis, Samuel A., commissioner,<br />
519.<br />
Owen, Joseph, 279.<br />
Page, captured, 497.<br />
Page, Jonathan, Revolutionary<br />
Kf^ soldier. 624.<br />
PARSONS.<br />
Pancake Hill or Pla<strong>in</strong>. 46, and note<br />
1 ; land sold, 450 ; gallows<br />
erected on, 515 ; field for tra<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g<br />
on, 528 ;<br />
mentioned, 310.<br />
Pardee, Aaron, Revolutionary soldier,<br />
624.<br />
Parkman, Rev. Mr., substitute for<br />
member <strong>of</strong> council, 222.<br />
Parkman's Half Century <strong>of</strong> Conflict,<br />
cited, 148, 153.<br />
Parks, Asa, Revolutionary soldier,<br />
624.<br />
Parks. Gen. Warham, arrives<br />
re-<br />
with re<strong>in</strong>forcements. 462 ;<br />
ceives the thanks <strong>of</strong> court, 463;<br />
capta<strong>in</strong> <strong>of</strong> militia, 494 ; appoiiited<br />
to draft petition, 570.<br />
Parker, Lieut. Jonas, conveys prisoners<br />
to <strong>Northampton</strong> jail,<br />
367 ; letter to, 367-369 ; referred<br />
to, 370.<br />
Parmenter, Capt. Jason, captured<br />
and sentenced. 514, 515 ; referred<br />
to. 516, 519.<br />
Parnel. Archibald, <strong>in</strong> Louisburg<br />
expedition, 146.<br />
Parry. Edward, prisoner, 369.<br />
Parsons, Abigail, receives portion<br />
<strong>of</strong> additional grant, 185 ; referred<br />
to, 107.<br />
Parsons, Asahel, Revolutionary<br />
soldier, 624.<br />
Parsons. Azariah, Revolutionary<br />
soldier. 625.<br />
Parsons, Bela, Revolutionary soldier,<br />
625.<br />
Parsons, Benjam<strong>in</strong>, <strong>in</strong> expedition<br />
re-<br />
aga<strong>in</strong>st Louisburg, 120 ;<br />
ceives portion <strong>of</strong> additional<br />
grant, 188 ; agent to defend<br />
the suit aga<strong>in</strong>st <strong>Northampton</strong>,<br />
311.<br />
Parsons, Cather<strong>in</strong>e, seamstress,<br />
12.<br />
Par.sons, Daniel, <strong>in</strong> Shays Rebellion,<br />
632.<br />
Parsons, Rev. David, sermon at<br />
ord<strong>in</strong>ation, 241.<br />
Parsons, Ens. Ebenezer, committee<br />
to build meet<strong>in</strong>g-house,<br />
<strong>in</strong> Father Rale's War, 605.<br />
68 ;<br />
Parsons, Eli, commands <strong>in</strong>surgent<br />
forces, 504 ; forms junction<br />
with Shays, 507 ; pardoned,<br />
517 ; referred to, 518.<br />
Parsons, Elihu, receives portion<br />
<strong>of</strong> additional grant, 185;<br />
friend <strong>of</strong> Mr. Edwards, 234.<br />
Parsons, Elisha, Revolutionary<br />
soldier, 625.
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