Chapter 14

Price, Rev. Roger, 48.

Quebec, Baroness Riedesel at, 131.

Quincy, Miss, 120; marries John Hancock, 123.

Raben-Levetzan, Suzanne, 289.

Radcliffe College, 279.

_Radcliffe Magazine_, 287.

Revere, Paul, 104, 110, 111; writes of Church, 156.

Revolution, Agnes Surriage in, 56.

Riedesel, Baron, 130; entertains Lafayette, 140; visits George Third, 142; returns to Brunswick, 145; dies at Brunswick, 145.

Riedesel, Baroness, 130; letters of, 131; lands in America, 131; reaches Cambridge, 134; dies at Berlin, 145; Cambridge street named for, 146.

Ripley, Doctor, 331.

Ripley, George, 281; marries Sophia Dana, 293; goes to Brook Farm, 295; visits Carlyle, 299.

Rouville, Maj. Hertel de, 192.

Royall House visited by Frankland, 45; built at Medford, 60.

Royall, Isaac, the nabob, 61.

Royall, Col. Isaac, proscribed, 69; leaves land to Harvard, 70.

Russell, Major, 360.

Salem, Isaac Royall to sail from, 65.

Saltonstall, 285.

Sampson, Deborah (Gannett), 170; early life, 172; enlists in Continental Army, 174; writes her mother, 176; in battle of White Plains, 179; sex discovered by physician, 181; receives love letter, 182; returns to her home, 188; marries, 188; conducts lecture tour, 189.

Savage, 347.

Scituate, 358.

Scott, Sir Walter, 340.

Schuyler, General, at Saratoga, 132; daughter of, 135

Sewall, Judge, 239.

Shirley, governor Massachusetts, 41.

Shirley House, 45.

Shurtleff, Robert (See Deborah Sampson).

Sleepy Hollow, 338, 339.

Smibert paints Berkeley, 35; paints Sir Wm. Pepperell, 1st, 67.

Smith, Mary, 368; marries S. F. Smith, 369.

Sophia, Princess, and Madame Riedesel, 144.

Sophocles, Evangelinus Apostolides, 287.

Sparhawk, Colonel, 66.

Stark, General, at Royall House, 71.

Stark, Archibald, 75.

Stark, Caleb, born at Dunbarton, 77; marries Miss McKinstrey, 79; entertains Lafayette, 80.

Stark, Charlotte, 82.

Stark, Harriett, 82.

Stark, Charles F. Morris, 82.

Stark Burying-ground, 88.

Stella, journal of, 17; marriage to Swift, 20.

Story, Capt. William, 368.

Story, Judge, 286.

Story, Mary, 285.

Story, William, 285.

Sully steamship, 273.

Surriage, Agnes, 37.

Swan, Col. James, 159; member Sons of Liberty, 160; at Bunker Hill, 160; secretary Mass. Board of War, 161; makes fortune, 161; loses fortune, 161; secures government contracts, 162; returns to America, 164; arrested at Paris, 165; confined in St. Pélagie, 166; dies, 168.

Swift, Dean, friend to Berkeley, 16; at lodging in Bury Street, 17; letter to Vanessa, 21; letter to Lord Carteret, 27.

Swift, Lindsay, 301.

Tai-Ping Rebellion, 346.

Thayer, Abijah W., 369.

Thaxter, Celia, 285.

Thaxter, Levi, 285.

Thoreau and Hawthorne, 335; grave of, 339.

Three Rivers, Baroness Riedesel at, 131.

Tidd, Jacob, buys Royall House, 72.

Tituba, the Indian slave, 229.

Titus, Mrs. Nelson V., 261.

Tremont House, 305.

Ursuline Convent, 284.

Vane, Sir Harry, 215.

Vanessa (Cadenus and Vanessa), 19; goes to Ireland, 20; letter to Swift, 21; letter to Stella, 22; legacy to Berkeley, 23; death of, 25.

Vanhomrigh, Esther (See Vanessa), 17.

Vassall House, 148; becomes hospital, 149; Doctor Church there confined, 150.

Vaudreuil, Governor, 200.

Walker, Lucretia P., 272.

Walpole, Sir Robert, 28; writes to Lord Percival, 33.

Ward, Elizabeth C., founds Chinese library, 355.

Ward, Frederick Townsend, born at Salem, 342; enters French army, 343; enlists in Nicaraguan expedition, 344; arrives at Shanghai, 344; defeats Tai-Pings, 347; is made a mandarin, 349; organises Ever-Victorious Army, 350; marries Changmei, 350; buried at Ning Po, 352; is made a god, 352.

Warren, Doctor, and Church, 157.

Warren, Mrs. Mercy, 100.

Washington, George, letter of, 88.

Wayside Inn, 49, 241.

Wentworth, Governor, marriage of, 248.

Wentworth, Michael, 249.

West, Benjamin, 270.

West Indies, proposed seminary at, 14.

Whitehall (built at Newport, R. I.), 11; made over to Yale College, 33.

White, Maria, 285, 286.

Whitman, Mrs. Sarah, 290.

Whittier at Marblehead, 371; at Philadelphia, 372; "A Sea Dream," written by, 374; at Haverhill Seminary reunion, 379; endows Amesbury Home, 366.

Williams, Gov. Charles K., 208.

Williams, Rev. Eleazer (Dauphin?), 207.

Williams, Eunice, captured, 194; is converted by Jesuits, 205; marries a savage, 205; revisits Deerfield, 205.

Williams, Rev. John, 193; captured, 194; redeemed, 203.

Williams, Roger, 226.

Williams, Rev. Stephen, 198; captured by Indians, 194; redeemed, 203; settles at Longmeadow, 204.

Winthrop, John, 217.

Wiscasset, Me., plan to entertain Marie Antoinette at, 163.

Woodworth, Samuel, born at Scituate, 359; writes "Old Oaken Bucket," 362; dies, 364.

Yale College, bequest from Berkeley, 33; S. F. B. Morse at, 269.

Zenobia, 301.

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