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

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STODDARD.
Loiiisburg, 607 ; referred to, 8,
13. 32, 83, 149, 182, 603.
Stoddard, Mary, marries Col. John
Worthington. 177.
Stoddard, Mrs. Prudence, owns
one slave. 328 ; receives portion
of additional grant, 187,
Stoddard, Prudence, marries Ezekiel
Williams, 178.
Stoddard, Rebekah, wife of Joseph
Hawley, 82 ; death of, 83.
Stoddard, Solomon, death of, 178
buys Shepherd's Island, 304 ;
committee to build Court-
House, 318 : on committee to
consider bill pending in legislature,
323, 324 ; committee to
build jail. 336; a tory, 372,
373 ; tried by mob, 373, 374 ;
put on town limits, 374; reclaimed,
ib. ; Revolutionary
soldier, 627.
Stoddard, Solomon Jr., schoolcommittee,
566.
Stoddard, Rev. Solomon, prophecy
of, 38, and note : pastorate of,
41 ; colleague for, 42 ; letter
to W. Williams, 47 ; death of,
52 ; sketch of life, 52-66 : librarian
at Harvard College, 53 ;
chaplain to Barbadoes, ib. ;
comes to Northampton, ib. ; his
influence, 53, 54 ; revivals during
his ministry, 54, and note
1 ; his doctrine and practice,
54-56 ; vindication of his system,
58;
57, 58 ; his conversion,
advocates a national
church, 59 ; takes part in Reforming
Synod, 59, 60 ; sermons
printed, 61 ; no portrait
of, ib. ; preaches withoiit notes,
ib.; sermons full of thought,
62 ; visits Boston annually, 63;
friendship with Judge Sewell,
ib. ; fac-simile of sermon, 64 ;
business ability, ib. ; tra-
dition concei'ning, 65, and
note ; marries Esther Mather,
65 ; buys Clesson place, ib. ;
will, 65, 66 ; defends inoculation,
309, note ; referred to, 8,
45, 46, and note 2, 50, 79, 82,
206, 534; Appeal to the
Learned, quoted, 60.
Stoddard's Island, 303.
Stoddardeanism, 55, 56; denounced
by the Mathers and defended
by Mr. Stoddard, 57, 58.
:
STRONG.
Stone, Francis, sends dispatch to
Gen. Lincoln, 511.
Storrs, Nathan, goldsmith, 473,
note ; warned out of town,
533.
Stratton, Ensign John, killed, 283.
Stratton, John, in Louisburg expedition,
146.
Street, Mr., schoolmaster, 182.
Strong, Aaron, killed, 405 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 628.
Strong, Amasa, Revolutionary soldier,
628.
Strong, Asahel, Revolutionary soldier,
628.
Strong, Bela, receives portion of
additional grant, 186 ; school
in house, 307 ; enlists for three
months, 387 ;
at Fishkill, 434
soldier after fall of Louisburg,
607 ; Revolutionai-y soldier,
628 ; referred to, 315.
Strong, Belzaleel, in service after
fall of Louisburg, 607.
Strong, Benajah, Revolutionary
soldier, 628.
Strong, Benjamin, Revolutionary
soldier, 628.
Strong, Gov. Caleb, has smallpox,
310, 594 ; Committee of Correspondence,
349 ;
and Safety, 354 ;
Inspection
member of
General Court, 358, 596 : delegate,
426 ; expenses, 426, 427 ;
takes prominent part in convention,
427 ; on committee
to make new draft of constitution,
429 ; councillor, 438 ;
attorney in trial of Ely, 457 ;
in legislature, 465 ; interested
in new school for girls, 475 ;
builds house for private school,
476 ; contributes to Gazette,
481 ; delegate to national convention,
524, 596 ; suggestions
about constitution, 525 ; opposed
to new method of singing,
531 ; defends the town,
545 ; incorporator of canals,
576 ; life, 593-604 ; birth and
education, 593 ; admitted to
the bar, 594 ; offices of trust,
595, 596 ; anecdotes, 596, note
1, 602 ; his testimony on the
constitution, 597 ;
senator, 598;
governor, 598-600; refuses
President's request, 599, 600
calls out militia, 600 ; marriage
and home, ib.; religion,
600, 601 ; death and funeral,
;