Dana, rev. s. of orford, new hamp- shire. iii. 108.
Dana, hon. samuel, of charlestown. ii. 177. 178.
Dancing and carding at christmas questioned. x. 182. 183. ́Dancing, mr. cotton "does not sim- ply condemn.” x. 183.
Dane, deliverance, her recantation re- ferred to. iii. 221.
Dane, hon. nathan, of beverly. ii. 171. iii. 10.
Danforth, thomas, deputy governour
of massachusetts. iv. 77., extract from his manuscript volume. iv. 104. deputy governour of massachusetts several years in succession. 612. extracts from his manuscript volume of papers in the massachu- setts historical society's library, principally about the year 1665. viii. 46. 88. 90.93. 112.
Danforth, rev. samuel. vii. 29. his mistake corrected. vii. P. 64. viii. 111.112.
Danforth, jonathan. ii. 162. Danforth, nathaniel. x. 75. Danforth, abigail. x. 75. Danforth, thomas, attorney, the only citizen of charlestown who adhered to the british. ii. 175. Daniels, hannah. x. 179. Danson, vii. 187.
Darling, benjamin. iii. 111. Darling, elizabeth. x. 178. Dartmouth, lord. i. 151.
Davenport, richard, comes out with mr. endicott. V. 109. ensign. viii. 146. or damport, capt. lieut. viii. 236. captain. iv. 50. killed by lightning, at the castle, boston harbour. vi. 642. vii. 56. 57. Davenport, rev. john, of new haven. i. 201. a great divine. ii. 260. arrives and goes to connecticut. v. 262. vi. 317. 409. vii. 1. viii. 119. preaches before synod at cambridge. v. 304. his book on the subject of baptism, &c. answer- ed by richard mather. vi. 590. be- comes minister at boston. vi. 602. dies. 603. his method of forming a church. vii. 129. 130. Davenport, addington. x. 27. Davenport, richard. vii. 159. Davenport, rev. addington, episcopal missionary to scituate. ii. 213. his
donation to society for propagating the gospel. iv. 238. Davenport, rev. john, of stamford, connecticut. iv. 297. his letter on episcopacy in connecticut. 301. Davidson, mary. x. 178.
Davidson, rev. william, of londonder- ry, new hampshire. iv. 78. Davidson county, now kentucky. vii.
Davis, capt. robert, comes to new england. v. 36.
D'aulnley. iv. 158. claims as far Davis, sergeant. viii. 147. captain
south as pemaquid. v. 163. war with la tour. vi. 478. com- plained of, to massachusetts, by la tour. 480. sends m. marie to conclude a peace at boston. 488. captures a new england vessel bound to la tour. 492. asks re- paration for wrongs done by massa- chusetts people; receives as a pre- sent, a sedan chair, which had been sent by the viceroy of mexico to his sister. 496. captures la tour's fort, with its treasures. 497. con- fiscates a vessel belonging to bos- ton. 521. Dauphin river. ii. 11.
of a troop of horse; goes against the nianticks, vi. 465. commissioner to the dutch at new york. 547. Davis, thomas. iv. 170. 171. Davis,
, preserves haverhill meeting house. iv. 131. Davis, deacon ebenezer. ii. 153. Davis, jacob. x. 179. Davis, widow. x. 176. Davis, daniel. x. 177. Davis, capt. isaac. viii. 45. Davis, capt. john, of methuen. iv. 131. Davis, hon. john, his discourse before
massachusetts historical society. i. (i.-xxxi.) referred to. iv. 104. iii. 187. president of massachu
setts historical society; his letter | Deep bottom. iii. 17. to rev. dr. j. freeman, about mourt's ix. 26. his letter from alden bradford, esq. about duxbury, x. 57-71.
ii. 142. iii. 66.
iv. 132.
iv. 260.
Davison, secretary to queen elizabeth. v. 43.
Davison, daniel. viii. 107. Davy. i. 138.
Dawes, rev. ebenezer, of scituate. iv. 233. 234. vii. 170. Day, the rebel, in massachusetts, re- treats. iii. 247. Day, robert. viii. 107. D'bernicre, ensign, his journey of military observation to worcester. iv. 205. to concord. 214. Deacons in massachusetts, how first ordained. vii. P. 5. Dean, stephen. iii 187.
Dean, rev. francis, of andover. viii. 14. Dean, mrs. her confessions. iii. 222. Dean, rev. seth, of ringe, new hamp- shire. iv. 78.
Deane, thomas, owner, with others, of the ship charles of oleron. iv. 102. viii. 71. appeals the case of this ship to the king's commissioners. 82. 83. summoned to make good his case before massachusetts gene- ral court. viii. 88. 89. 105. Deane, hon. silas. ii. 223. Deane, rev. samuel, of scituate.
Dearborn, capt. henry. ii. 231. Deaths in massachusetts between april and december of the first year. vii. P. 6. Declaration of difficulties between the english and narragansets, published by the commissioners of united col- onies vi. 454. Declaration of massachusetts general court about their proceedings against quakers. vi. 572. Dedham, its church gathered. v. 279. in the county of suffolk. vii. 9. Dedication of churches, producing riots, etc. is forbidden; which makes bishop laud angry. vii. P. 77. 78.
Deeds, registry of, early established.
Deerfield, massachusetts, several of its inhabitants captured by indians. vi. 637. or pocomtuck. viii. 153. Deerfield, new hampshire. iv. 171. Deer hill. x. 42.
De krusenstern, capt. iv. 98. De lancey, governour of new york. i. 151.
Deland, benjamin. viii. 45. Delano, philip. vii. 138. 65. 68. 69.
Delaware, or lenni lenape, language. ix. 239. x. 83. a comparative vo- cabulary of its various dialects. 135 -145.
Delaware, swedish fort at, burnt. vi. 431. ix. 112. new haven trading house at, burnt by the dutch and swedes. vi. 434. 439.
Delaware, lord, comes out governour of virginia, but returns to england. viii. 206.
Delaware bay, account of. vi. 675. Delegates of connecticut, their letter to governour trumbull. ii. 221. Demeri, capt. viii. 157. Dencke, rev.
et seq. Denham, judge, takes order against wakes and revels. vii. P. 77. 78. Denison, abner. iv. 179. Denison, cornelius. iv. 179. Denson, david. iv. 179. Denison, john. iii. 173. iv. 90. 93. Denison, mrs. iii. 173. Denman. i. 138. Dennison, william, sworn a freeman. vii. P. 63.
Dennison, capt. daniel. viii. 229. his letter from commissioners' court of rhode island. vii. 81. to them. 82. major. 55. 282.
major general. (iv.) agent to d'aulney. commissioner to maine.
542. agent for settling disputes
Derby, john. iv. 93.
Derby, elias-h. i. 117. i. 178. 179. Dermer, capt. thomas, attacked by indians. ii. 80: mortally wound- ed by indians. v. 40. redeems two frenchmen from the indians. 54. employed by sir f. gorges. 84. sent with capt. j. smith to new eng- land, which voyage is unfortunate. ix. 7. at newfoundland, and re- turns to england. 7. 8. carries tisquantum to england, and thence to new england, whence he coasts carefully to virginia. 10. and thence back to hudson's river, mak- ing discoveries. 11. after making discoveries on the coast for two years, is wounded by the indians, and retiring to virginia, dies. 12. 13. De roche river. ii. 9. 10.
De rosier, isaac, dutch secretary at hudson's river, comes to plymouth with congratulations. v. 99. Descent of real estate altered in mas- sachusetts. vii. 154. Des moyens. ii. 9.
Des moyens' river. ii. 39. 41. Despard, mark. iv. 225.
D'estaing, count, arrives off savan- nah, storms it, and sails with his troops for the west indies. iii. 241. 242.
Detection of witchcraft. x. 6. Detroit taken. ii. 10.
Devens, david. ii. 176. 177. 180. Devens, richard. ii. 176. character of. 177. instructer. 180. Devil, called hobbomack by indians. vi. 657.
Devil's den, at gay head. iii. 43. Devine, ii. 241. Devon, council of, for ordering the affairs of new england. v. 84. Devotion, edward. ii. 144. his do- nation to schools in brookline. 151. and of church plate. 153. Devotion, john. ii. 144. Devotion, rev. ebenezer, of suffield, connecticut. ii. 156. De wache, thomas. De wesberry, hester. Dexter,
x. 65. his fine. viii. 231. Dexter, gregory. ix. 197. Dexter, hon. samuel. ii. 46. estab- lishes a professorship at harvard college. ii. 272.
Dexter, hon. samuel. iv. 189. Dexter, col. noah. iv. 303. Dexter, dr. aaron. i. 116. ii. 174. vii. 181.
Dexter, rev. elijah, of plympton. iv.
Dexter, dr. theodore. ii. 178. 180. Dexter, iv. 260. Dice and cards forbidden. vii. P. 23. Dickason; thomas. ii. 170. Dickinson, rev. timothy, of holliston.
Dickinson, rev. pliny, of walpole, new hampshire. vii. 125. Dicks, capt. anthony, captured by bull and others, pirates about pema. quid. vii. P. 91.
Dier, john. viii. 152. Digby, sir keuelm, a benefactor of harvard college. ii. 108.
Digges, sir dudley, a patentee of new england. v. 217.
Dillingham, john. vii. P. 4. sworn a freeman. P. 29. Dillingham, iv. 179. Dillon, count. iii. 242. Dimmack, thomas. i. 175. iv. 239. Dinsmore, silas, agent to chactaw in- dians. ii. 17. 22.
Disarming of persons in several towns of massachusetts, on account of religious disputes. vii. 6. Discourses before massachusetts med- ical society, a list of. i. 115. Disney, lieut. viii. 156.
Dispensary, boston. i. 127. Disputation concerning church mem- bers and their children, in answer to 21 questions. vi. 563-570. Dissenting interest in the middle states, account of. i. 156. Dissentions among first settlers of massachusetts. iv. 4-9. Dissuasive from the errours of the times, quoted. iv. 117. District medical societies, list of. i. 114.
Dix, jonas. iii. 269. Dix, john. iii. 269.
Doane, john, assistant of plymouth. vii. P. 83. being a deacon, is excused from being assistant. P.
Dodge, rev. joshua, of haverhill, his ordination. iv. 147.
Dodge, william. viii. 45. Dogrib indians. ii. 38. Dolame indians. ii. 38.
Dominica, its donation to boston dur- ing its port bill. ix. 164.
Donations to massachusetts historical society. ii. 285. iii. 292. iv. 304. vii. 297. viii. 329. 332. ix. 369. x. 188.
Donations, list of those inade by dif- ferent towns, states and individuals to boston, during its port bill. ix. 158, and post.
Dongan, thomas, lieut. governour of new york, confirms patent of nan- tucket. iii. 34. Dorby, rev. jonathan, minister at scituate, notice of. iv. 235. 237. Dorchester, england, settles cape ann. v. 106. which settlement is soon broken up. 107. Dorchester, massachusetts. i. (ix.) church at, gathered; described by johnson. ii. 90. settled. v. 134. 135. 158. 186. 273. many of its church go to connecticut.
307. difficulties in its church. 277. 278. taxed £7 out of £50 in massachusetts. vii. P. 1. its principal founders and first church members. P. 14. its church form- ed in plymouth, england. P. 14. fire at. P. 17. its tax. P. 31. 57. viii. 230. and roxbury church united. P. 64. people interfere with sir r. saltonstall's rights in connecticut. viii. 42. people from weymouth, england, arrive and set- tle at. vii. P. 96. first called ma- tapan. v. 134. 135.
Dorpat, university of. iv. 98.. Dorset, earl of. v. 151. 153. Doten, edward. iv. 93. ix. 38. Dotey, iv. 260. Dotey, joseph. iv. 259. Dotte. See doten.
Double brook, or shingle brook. iii. 178.
Doughty, john, proctor of oxford university, expelled. vii. P. 53. Douglass, dr. william. i. 106. 107. iv. 80. quoted. 230. 295. Dove, thomas, bishop of peterbo- rough, silences five nonconformists in one day, and fifteen in one day. vii. P. 51. 52.
Dover, new hampshire. iv. 72. first visited. V. 214. divisions at, caused by messrs. knollis and lark- ham. vi. 362. declared to belong to massachusetts. 372. petition to become a part of massachusetts, granted; description of. vii. 33. longevity in. x. 180.
Dover cliff. iii. 80. Dow, phebe. x. 178. Downham, deacon. iv. 270. Downing, emanuel, brother-in-law to governour winthrop. iv. 198. vi. 431. defeats the accusation of sir f. gorges and capt. mason, against massachusetts. vii. P. 85. Downing, sir george. vii. 29. Downs, samuel. x. 179. Dowse, edward. ii. 178. Dowse, joseph. ii. 178. Drake, sir francis, his voyage. v. 27. Drake, john, a patentee of new eng- land. v. 217.
Drakes, ordnance, origin of the word. vii. P. 37.
Drew, capt. i. 79. Drew, iv. 230.
Dudley, capt. roger. vii. P. 12. Dudley, governour thomas. i. (xxix.) deputy governour of massachusetts. ii. 87. iii. 124. 128. 132. iv. 2. 110. v. 109. 124. 128. 133. erects a house at newton. 136. 140. 148. 149. 236. 237. 259. vi. 499. 542. vii. 12. 16. 190. his character; a lawyer, brought up by judge nich- ols; a captain in netherlands; steward to the earl of lincoln; principal founder of newtown, now cambridge. vii. P. 12. 13. 15. 21. 27. 28. 30. chosen deputy gover- nour by the general court. P. 28. his letter to the countess of lincoln, about the colony, and the proper persons to come to it. P. 24. ap- pointed to prophecy in boston. P. 25. 31. 32. 34. 35. 38. 58. erects his house at newtown. P. 36. 60. 61. 63. 65. 66. 68. 69. 72. 85. 86. 91. 92. 93. reconciled to gover- nour winthrop. P. 66. his narrow escape from having his house at newtown burnt, and his family blown up by gun powder. P. 71. viii. 6. 11. 14. 17. 20. four times governour of massachusetts; first major general of massachusetts. iii. 128. vi. 373. vii. 53. governour. 139. iv. 157. his views of toleration. 172. 201. v. 168. 237. vi. 374. 519. his death, character and epitaph. 552. governour. vii. 20. prince's advertisement, and P. 1. 3. 5. 6. 8. 20. one of the five
undertakers. P. 2. removes to boston. P. 6. viii. 1. 19. 99. 101. agent to d'aulney. vi. 494. com- missioner. 466. magistrate of massachusetts. vii. 129. assistant. v. 24.
Dudley, governour joseph. i. 161. ii. 100. 106. 146. his letter from sir ed. andros. 260. his letter to dr. cotton mather respecting an uncommon tooth. 263. address to. iv. 64. address of fellows of harvard college to. 64. sent to england to answer complaints made by heirs of mason and gorges. vi. 614. viii. 197. and sixteen others appointed by james ii. to govern massachusetts, new hampshire, maine and narraganset. 180. and the other gentlemen, named in the king's commission as president and council, their letter from massa- chusetts general court about the breach of charter regarding taxa- tion and representation, and ad- ministration of justice, &c. 179. 181. 182.
Dudley, paul, agent of massachusetts to treat with the five nations; his memorandum of their numbers, etc. viii. 243. 245. Dudley, william. iv. 136. Dudley pond. iv. 63. Duggin, capt. ii. 239. Duke of york. iii. 34. Dukesberry, or duxbury. iv. 2. Duke's county, description of. iii. 38. history of. 79. marriages,
births and deaths at. 64. 65. its census at various periods. 88. 89. its indians. 94. named. 85. Dummer, richard. iii. 144. v. 259. vii. P. 61. sworn a freeman. P. 72. viii. 44. 233. Dummer, rev. shubael, ordained at york. vi. 608. Dummer, jeremy, a thorough scholar. i. 30.
Dummer, lieut. governour william. iii. 163. iv. 136.
Dunbar, vii. 123. Dunbar, simeon. vii. 160. 169. Dunbar, asa. vii. 169. Dunbar, col. viii. 154. 155. Dunbar, capt. lieut. viii. 156. Duncan, nathaniel, his learning; au. ditor general. iv. 24.
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