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

SABBATH.
Sabhath Wardens appointed, lOU.
Sackett, Rev. Mr., ;394.
ISadler, John, escaped at Bars
St.
Fight, 149.
Blein. Pierre Raiiubault,
wounded and captured, 155,
151), and note : exchauf^ed, 156.
St. Clair, Gen. Arthur, retreats,
401 ; defeated. 551.
St. Francis, headcjuarters Canada
Indians,
297.
19, 80 ; capture of,
St. Johns, cAptured, 376 ; mentioned,
383.
Sage, Simeon, Revolutionary soldier.
627.
Salem, General Court meets at,
342 ; election of representatives
to meet at, 351, 352 ; delegates
assemble at, 353 ; attempt
to seize stores at, 359 ;
mentioned. 52, 216. 220, 350.
Salter, Rev. Richard, member of
council, 419.
Saltonstall. Gov. of Connecticut,
sends help to Hampshire
towns, 24.
Sampson, Daniel, Revolutionary
soldier, 627.
Sanderson, Deacon, ensign, 424.
Sanford. Ephraim, Revolutionary
soldier. 627.
Saratoga, army at, 256, 262, 403,
406 ; Biirgoyne at, 401 ;
ments stationed at, 443 ;
tioned, 263, 277.
regimen-
Sargent. Col. Winthrop, purchases
land, 550.
Savannah captured, 415, 424 ; British
in. closely guarded, 444.
Saxton, David, petitions for division
of county. 477.
Schools, Mr. Allis employed in,
34 ; Dr. Mather hired. 85 ;
house moved, 86 ; land sold,
91 ; in outer districts, 98, ISO ;
woodpile, 179; town boards
the master, ib. ; improvements
in, 180, 181 ; new house in
second precinct, 181 ; usher
provided, 182; private, for
girls, 182, 475. 585 ; irirls not
allowed in public, i82, 331,
475 ; new house built, 302,
303, 476 ; teacher instructed,
304, 358 ; house not to be used
Sundays, 305 ; first committee
instrticted, 306, 307; new house
at Lickingwater, 331,
house used for private,
553 ;
477
;
INDEX. 685
Hawley
seroeant.
grammar, 546, 587
girls in, 551, 552, 585 ; girls to
provide wood, 553 ; masters'
wages, 561, 562 ; in Lone Town
and Lower Farms, 563 ; committee
and reports, 566 ;
;
house
protected against fire, 571, 572;
houses built, 582 ; schoolmistresses,
586, 587 ; districts, 587,
588.
Schuyler, Col. Philip, commissioner
to Five Nations, 24; dispatch
from, about treaty with
Indians, 28 ;
army, 376.
commander of
Scott, Capt. , enlists for Quebec, 379.
Scott, Joseph, purchases bell for
Northampton, 308.
Searl, Aaron, Revolutionary soldier,
627.
Searls, Bildad,
dier, 627.
Revolutionary sol-
Searls, Darius, Revolutionary soldier,
627.
Searl, Eliphaz, receives portion of
additional grant, 190.
Searl, Lieut. Elisha, second in
command at Fort Dummer,
21 ; settles at Pascommuck,
89 ; receives portion of additional
grant, 189 ;
Rale's War, 606 ;
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Revolutionary
soldier, 627.
Searle, Gov., appoints Solomon
Stoddard chaplain
does, 53.
to Barba-
Searle, Isaac, receives portion of
additional grant, 186.
Searle. James, receives portion of
additional grant, 186 ; soldier
after fall of Louisburg, 607.
Searl. Josiah, receives portion of
additional grant, 189.
Searl, Nathaniel Jr., receives portion
of additional grant, 190 ;
ensign, 009 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 627.
Searl, Nathaniel Sr., receives portion
of additional grant. 190.
Searles. Simeon, Revolutionary
soldier, 627.
Sears, Barnabas, colonel, 443.
Sedgwick, Hon. Theodore, 589.
Sedgwick, Theodore, member of
committee on canals, 576, note.
Seeger, C. L., 559.
Seelve, President, L. C, referred
to, 608.
Sergeant. Thomas,
Rale's War, 606.
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