;414 INDEX.49 ; attacked by the French <strong>and</strong>Indians, i. 99 ; becomes the easternfrontier, i. 220 ; ii. 81.Wendell, Jacob, ii. 162.Wentworth, Governor Benn<strong>in</strong>g, <strong>of</strong>New Hampsliire, 1. 270 ; ii. 70jo<strong>in</strong>s Shirley <strong>in</strong> plann<strong>in</strong>g aga<strong>in</strong>stLouisbourg, ii. 70, 71 ; his ambitionto be comm<strong>and</strong>er-<strong>in</strong>-chief,ii. 72, 73.Westbrook, Colonel, at Norridgewock,i. 218; sent to Norridgewockto arrest Eale, i. 238sent aga<strong>in</strong>st the Penobscots, i.244 ; burns Panawamskc, i.244, 245.Western Company, the,see MississippiConijiani/, the.Western Indians, the, become lessimportant to Canada, i. 216; ii.217.Western mission, the great, i. 215.Western Sea, the, i. 354, 368 ; ii.3, 4.West Gate, the, <strong>of</strong> Louisbourg, ii.106, 109, 110,130.West India Company, the, i. 360;ii. 266.West Indies, the, i. Ill, 164; ii.158, 161,333.West Eiver, i. 73 ; ii. 15.West Virg<strong>in</strong>ia, i. 51.Weymouth, jo<strong>in</strong>s the expeditionaga<strong>in</strong>st Port Royal, i. 126.Wheeler, i. 239.Wheelwright, Hannah, <strong>in</strong>terruptedwedd<strong>in</strong>g <strong>of</strong>, i. 51.Wheelwright, John, palisadedhouse <strong>of</strong>, i. 51.Whipple, i. 365.Whitefield, George, ii. 76.Whitehall, town <strong>of</strong>, ii. 237, 238.White Mounta<strong>in</strong>s, the, i. 43, 256,259, 261.White River, i. 75, 76; ii. 15.Whit<strong>in</strong>g, wounded <strong>in</strong> Lovewell'sexpeditions aga<strong>in</strong>st the Indians,i. 262.Wichita River, the, i. 357.Wichitas, the, i. 357.Wild cherry, the, used as food, ii.34.Willard, Rev. Joseph, killed bythe Indians, i. 244, 251.Willard, Secretary, ii. 143.Willard's regiment, at Louisbourg,ii. 90, 103.William, Fort, at St. John, attackedby Subercase, i. 132 ; theFrench repulsed by, i. 132;captured by Sa<strong>in</strong>t-Ovide, i. 132.WiUiam <strong>and</strong> Mary, Fort, ii. 74.William <strong>and</strong> Mary's War, i. 36;the " w<strong>of</strong>ul decade" <strong>of</strong>, i. 50.William III., K<strong>in</strong>g <strong>of</strong> Engl<strong>and</strong>,the Five Nations appeal for protectionaga<strong>in</strong>st the French to,i. 33; receives a deed <strong>of</strong> theirbeaver-hunt<strong>in</strong>g ground from theFive Nations, i. 33.Williams College, ii. 239, 242.Williams, Eleazer, impostures <strong>of</strong>,i. 91 ; his personal appearance,i. 92 ; his story <strong>of</strong> the " BeU <strong>of</strong>St. Regis," i. 92.Williams, Capta<strong>in</strong> Ephraim, ii.232 ; <strong>in</strong> comm<strong>and</strong> at Fort Massachusetts,ii. 241 ; the founder <strong>of</strong>Williams College, ii. 242 ; sketch<strong>of</strong>, ii. 242 ; death <strong>of</strong>, ii. 242.Williams, Esther, released fromIndian captivity, i. 87.Williams, Eunice, <strong>in</strong> Indian captivity,i. 75 ; at Caughuawaga,i. 80 ; becomes an Indian squaw,i. 90, 91.Williams, Major Israel, ii. 232.AVilliams, John, m<strong>in</strong>ister at Deerfield,i. 57 ; his letter to thegovernor, i. 59 ; attacked by
;;the French <strong>and</strong> Indians, i. 61captured, i. 62 ; on the attack<strong>of</strong> Deerfield, i. 69 ; his experiencesdur<strong>in</strong>g captivity, i. 71-79;his suffer<strong>in</strong>gs, i. 77 ;proves astubborn heretic, i. 78, 79bought by Vaudreuil, i. 79k<strong>in</strong>dly treated by Vaudreuil, i.81 ; sent to Chateau Richer, i.82 ; his grief at his son Samuel'sconversion to Catholicism, i. 83 ;on the methods employed by theJesuits <strong>in</strong> convert<strong>in</strong>g prisoners,i. 84 ;released from captivity,i. 88 ; on the French <strong>and</strong> Indianexpeditioni. 95.aga<strong>in</strong>st Connecticut,Williams, Rev. John, ii. 148.Williams, Mrs. John, captured bythe French <strong>and</strong> Indians, i. 72;separated from her husb<strong>and</strong>, i.72 ; killed by the Indians, i.73.Williams River, i. 74.Williams, Roger, ii. 71.Williams, Samuel, <strong>in</strong> Indian captivity,i. 75 ; at Montreal, i. 83 ;forced to turn Catholic, i. 83returns to his creed, i. 84 ; exchanged,i. 84 ; death <strong>of</strong>, i. 84.Williams, Stephen, on the attack<strong>of</strong> Deerfield, i. 70, 71,74; carriedup the Connecticut, i. 75 ;released from Indian captivity,i. 88 ; ii. 148 ; chapla<strong>in</strong> at Louisbourg,ii. 149 ;diary <strong>of</strong>, ii. 149.Williams, Stephen W., i. 57, 91.Williams, Thomas, ii. 242.Williams, Colonel William, lettersfrom Capta<strong>in</strong> Stevens to, ii. 224,225, 226, 228, 229 ; ii. 243.Williamson, list <strong>of</strong> the New Engl<strong>and</strong>navy, ii. 83.Williamson, on the Indian attackon Wells, i. 46 ; i. 222 ; on theINDEX. 415council at Georgetown, i. 228;i. 235 ; on LoveweU's expeditionsaga<strong>in</strong>st the Indians, i. 262.Williamstown, ii. 239, 242.Williamstown valley, the, ii. 240,251.Wilson, Gen. James Grant, onSamuel Vetch, i. 134.W<strong>in</strong>d River Range, the, ii. 31."W<strong>in</strong>dsor," the, i. 175.W<strong>in</strong>dsor, village <strong>of</strong>, i. 209 ; ii. 189.See also Pisiquid.W<strong>in</strong>nebagoes, the, on Fox River,i. 275 ; called to a council atGreen Bay, i. 336 ; i. 340, 350.W<strong>in</strong>nepesaukee Lake, i. 96, 259.W<strong>in</strong>nipeg, the city <strong>of</strong>, site <strong>of</strong>,ii. 14.W<strong>in</strong>nipeg Lake, ii. 4, 12, 14.W<strong>in</strong>nipeg River, the, ii. 14.Wiuooski River, the, i. 76, 77.W<strong>in</strong>sor, Just<strong>in</strong>, i. 147, 222.W<strong>in</strong>ter Harbor, Indian attack on,i. 44 ; surrenders, i. 47 ; attackedby the French <strong>and</strong> Indians, i. 99.Wiuthrop, Fitz-John, governor <strong>of</strong>Connecticut, i. 70.Wiscons<strong>in</strong>, State <strong>of</strong>, i. 91, 278.Wiscons<strong>in</strong> River, the, i. 342, 351ii. 6, 57.Wiwurna, the Norridgewock chief,at the council at Georgetown,i. 225 ; dialogue between GovernorShute <strong>and</strong>, i. 225, 226.Woburn, i. 260.Wolcott, General Roger, holdssecond rank <strong>in</strong> the expeditionaga<strong>in</strong>st Louisbourg, ii. 72, 84,94, 102, 121, 137; journal <strong>of</strong>,ii. 144.Wolfe, i. 162.Wood Creek, i. 135, 140, 141, 142,177 ; ii. 230, 237, 254.Woods, Lake <strong>of</strong> the, ii. 4 ; massacreat, ii. 12.
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