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INDEX 
 
 TO THE 
 
 Colonial and State Records 
 
 OF 
 
 NORTH CAROLINA, 
 
 COVKRING VOLUIVCES I=XXV. 
 
 PUBLISHED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE TRUS- 
 , TEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES, BY ORDER 
 OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 
 
 COMPILED AND EDITED 
 
 BY 
 
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INDEX 
 
 TO THE 
 
 Colonial and State Records 
 
 OP 
 
 NORTH CAROLINA. 
 
 M 
 
 M., 16. 993. 
 
 M., 17. 631. 
 
 M., brand, 1. 595; 2. 465. 
 
 M., (Maclaine?), Mrs., 17. 130. 
 
 M., A., 8. 223. 
 
 M., Chris., juror, 1. 567. 
 
 M., J., 7. 757. 
 
 M., J., 8. 59, 223, 224, 279. 
 
 M., P. J., note by, 8. 632, 633. 
 
 M., T., 17. 630. 
 
 M., T., Palatine deserter, 1. 946. 
 
 M., Wm., petition, 19. 625. 
 
 Mabins, Col., 8. 580. 
 
 Mabray, John, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 
 Mabrey, Matthew, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 Mabry, Mrs., receives soldiers' pay, 
 
 17. 233. 
 Mabry, David, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mabry, Francis, 9. 70, 71. 
 Mabry, Geo., Butler and Hunter inter- 
 cede for, 10. 1019. 
 Mabry, George, cheats Jackson in 
 
 horse trade, 10. 1018-1019. 
 Mabry, Isaac, in militia, 22. 374. 
 Mabry, J., army pay, 17. 230. 
 Mabry, Josh, sells horse, 19. 928. 
 Mabry, Seth, a J. P., 18. 82. 
 
 tax action erroneous, 19. 177. 
 Mabry, Seth, errs, 19. 302. 
 
 Mabson, , dead, 11. 825. 
 
 Mabson (Mobson), Arthur, 2. 543, 556, 
 715, 826. 
 
 a J. P., 3. 244, 537; 4. 47, 346, 712. 
 
 appears in court, 2. 663. 
 
 coms'r, 23. 293. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 115, 118, 365, 392, 
 393, 414, 493, 501, 727, 735, 737, 
 743, 770, 773, 815, 830. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 75, 223, 277, 601, 
 947, 965; considered, 4. 331; to be 
 surveyed, 4. 964. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 86, 124, 383. 
 
 ordered to pay Fonveile, 4. 785. 
 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 164-6; on grievances, 4. 744-6, 
 817, 823-825; resurvey to, 4. 1242. 
 road coms'r, 23. 221. 
 town coms'r, 23. 461. 
 Mabson, Arthur, estate taxed, 15. 192. 
 ordered by S. C. to reship slaves im- 
 ported, 9. 1099, 1113. 
 sells land for salt works, 10. 621. 
 Mabson, Arthur, in militia, 22. 384. 
 Mabson, Arthur, Jr., land grant, 4. 
 
 1041. 
 Mabson, Sam., marries, 16. 999. 
 Mabury, Benj., army rank, 16., 1119. 
 Mabury, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 M', Mc and Mac are all treated as if 
 spelled Mac. When Mack seems 
 to be simply an extension of M', 
 Mc and Mac it is treated as the- 
 other forms, the "aok,"' like the 
 "c" and the "ac" being disregard- 
 ed in alphabetizing. 
 McAckelwean, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 628. 
 MoAdam, James, asks pardon for 
 
 Hunter, 9. 86-87. 
 McAdams, John, in Indian War, 10. 
 
 754. 
 McAden (McCadden, McCaddon), 
 Hugh, asks for Presbytery, 5. 
 1213. 
 birth and history, 5. 1200. 
 journal, 5. 1200-12. 
 to Tryon and their people against 
 
 regulators, 7. 813-814. 
 work ment'd, 5. 1194, 1197, 1198- 
 1212, 1215, 1219, 1224, 1226. 
 McAdoe, Arthur, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 McAdoe, James, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 McAdon, James, kills Shannon, 18. 
 209, 210, 224. 
 
 3-1 
 
McADOW, ARTER 
 
 McAllister, alex. 
 
 McAdow, Arter, petitions on land, 9. 
 
 1260-3; 11. 250-3. 
 McAdow (McAdou), David, petition 
 on land grants, 9. 1260-12^3; 11. 
 250-253. 
 McAdow, James, pardoned, 18. 444- 
 
 5. 
 McAdow (McAdou), James, petitions 
 
 on land, 9. 1260-3; 11. 250-3. 
 McAdow, Wm., Jr., petitions on land, 
 
 9. 1260-3; 11. 250-3. 
 McAdow, Wm., Sr., petitions on land, 
 
 9. 1260-3; 11. 260-3. 
 McAfee, Ezekiah, in militia, 22. 415. 
 McAfee, James, on Tryon S. C, 10. 
 120, 162, 247, 423. 
 signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162-163. 
 to take depositions, 13. 827. 
 McAfee, Robert, sergt. at arms of 
 
 Transylvania, 9. 1273. 
 McAfee's Mill, 22. 550. 
 Macaferty, Wm., ordered to Salislmry, 
 
 14. 736. 
 McAffee, Azariah, army rank, 16. 
 
 1121. 
 McAffee, J no., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McAffee's, 14. 673. 
 
 McAfferty, Jeremiah, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 McAffey, Archibald, road coms'r., 23. 
 
 920. 
 fclcAffie, James, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 McAgrahs, Edward, land grant to, 4. 
 
 355. 
 Macakey, John, land grant to, 4. 630. 
 McAlester. See MoAlister, McAllister. 
 McAlester, Alex'r., in militia, 22. 472. 
 McAlester, Alex., on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McAlester, Collier, 22. 1044. 
 McAlexander, Alex., in militia, 22. 
 
 387. 
 McAlexander, Hugh, in militia, 22. 
 
 283. 
 McAlexander, Hugh, land grant to, 4. 
 
 766. 
 McAlexander, John, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 11. 250-253. 
 McAlister. See McAlester, McAllister, 
 McCalester, McCalister, McCalles- 
 ter, McColIister, McOUister. 
 McAlister, Mr., 13. 315. 
 McAlister, Capt., 13. 334, 336. 
 canvas to, 14. 449. 
 sword to, 14. 439; scabbard to, 14. 
 440. 
 McAlister, A., on com. of Prov. Cong., 
 10. 173, 174. 
 
 McAlister, Alexander, a J. P., 5. S2g. 
 McAlister, Alex., in Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 165, 167, 172, 500, 523. 
 McAlister, Alex., in militia, 22. 413. 
 McAlister, Alexander, land grant to, 
 
 4. 947. 
 McAlister, Alex., on com. of Assam., 
 
 9. 451. 
 McAlister, Alex., on S. C. of Wilming- 
 ton Dist, 10. 215. 
 McAlister, Alexander, petitions on 
 
 roads and ferries, 5. 164-6. 
 McAlister, Alex., proposed as coms'r., 
 
 9. 423, 544. 
 McAlister, Alex., Scotch elder, 5. 1197. 
 McAlister, Alex., resigns as col., 10. 
 
 568. 
 McAlister, Alex., stray muster, 1 0. 589. 
 McAlister, Alex., to take oath, 22. 936. 
 McAlister, Alexr., town coms'r., 25. 
 
 470. 
 McAlister, (McAlester), Hector, a J. 
 P., 4. ix, 447, 683. 
 brings in Scotch settlers, 4. viii-ix. 
 encouragement to, 4. 489-90, 512, 
 
 532-3. 
 land grant to, 4. 454, 649. 
 McAlister, James, land grants asked 
 
 for, 4. 453, 454. 
 McAlister, Neil, asks pardon for 
 Fruit, 10. 94-95. 
 quarrels over rank, 10. 955-956. 
 McAlister, Neill, ensign, 10. 187. 
 McAllister, Capt., 14. 9. 
 McAllister (McAlister, McCallester), 
 Alex., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 in assem., 6. 800, 801, 821, 852, 895, 
 916, 917, 938; 9. 387, 413, 419, 451, 
 453, 470, 526, 528, 529, 534, 588, 
 734, 752, 874, 902, 903, 930. 
 lieut. col. and colonel, 14. 207, 531, 
 petition of for Cumberland Co., 12. 
 401. 
 McAllister. Alex., in Assem., 19. 743; 
 20. 176, 246, 301, 302, 329, 347, 
 348, 350, 369, 372, 374, 378, 380, 
 390, 416, 421, 426, 427, 428. 431, 
 434, 437, 455, 475, 476, 510, 514, 
 516, 519, 520, 523, 527, 536, 539, 
 543, 546, 550, 554, 567; 21. 581, 
 618, 642, 646, 657, 679, 680, 696, 
 697, 725, 729, 730, 774, 780, 781, 
 801, 806, 815, 839, 845, 846, 852, 
 862, 867, 868. 
 McAllister, Alex., in militia, 22. 383. 
 McAllister, Alex., land grant to, 4. 
 803, 962. 
 
McAllister, arch. 
 
 McBRIDE, JAMES 
 
 McAllister, Arch, asks pardon for 
 
 Fruit, 9. 93-4. 
 McAllister, Daniel, petition, 21. 969, 
 
 973, 990. 
 McAllister, Jas., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 McAllister, Jno., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 McAllister, John, dropped as a J. P., 
 
 5. 655. 
 McAllister, John, in Conv. 1788, 22. 
 
 26, 27, 30, 35. 
 McAllister, John, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 McAllister, Joseph, in army, 15. 722. 
 McAllister, Neil, army record, 13. 
 
 474. 
 McAlpen, Wm., petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-5. 
 McAlpin, Robert, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 McAlpine, Lieut., killed at . Camden, 
 
 14. 869. 
 
 McAlpine's Creek, 14. 646, 784; 19. 
 
 968. 
 McAltree, Barnabas, army rank, 16. 
 
 1112. 
 McAnally (McAnnally, McAnnelly), 
 Charles, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 claims allowed, 12. 442, 446. 
 coms'r on building, 23. 972; on 
 county, 25. 14; on town, 25. 96. 
 in assembly, 9. 734, 843, 851, 881, 
 
 897, 902, 910, 918, 931, 952. 
 in conv., 22. 3, 5, 25, 27, 30, 35. 
 resolve in favor of, 12. 258-9. 
 McAnder, Francis, juror, 4. 523. 
 
 McAnslew, , pay to, 22. 495. 
 
 McArthur, Col., (Br.), misfortunes, 
 
 15. 259. 
 
 McArthur, Maj., (Br.), 14. 760; 15. 
 
 262, 266, 306. 
 aids Tories, 16. 267. 
 commands Br., 14. 856. 
 location, 15. 251, 264. 
 goods of to be sold, 12. 217, 398. 
 joined by Bryan, 14. xiii, 868; 15. 
 
 256, 265. 
 joins Rawdon, 17. 1033. 
 movements, 15. 305. 
 on Pee Dee, 15. 2. 
 property of to be sold for public, 
 
 12. 555. 
 sends sick to Georgetown, 15. 267. 
 MacArthur, Alexander, petitions for 
 
 new charter, 9. 79-80. 
 surrenders charter of Campbelton, 
 
 9. 270-271. 
 McArthur, Archibald, estate to be 
 
 sold, 10. 554-5. 
 McArthur, Neill, loyalist, 10. 596, 598. 
 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 10. 441-3. 
 
 petitions for new charter, 9. 79-80; 
 
 Prov. Cong., for release, 10. 888- 
 
 9. 
 property confiscated, 10. 672; 24. 
 
 263, 424. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 surrenders charter of Campbelton, 
 
 9. 270-271. 
 McArthur, Peter, furnishes cattle, 16. 
 
 208; 22. 613. 
 McArthur's, 14. 856. 
 McAskell, Murdoch, loyalist, 10. 596. 
 McAskill, Murdock, sent to Phil., 11. 
 
 294. 
 McAssery, Archibald, road coms'r., 
 
 23. 870. 
 
 McAuslen, , pay to, 22. 496. 
 
 McAuslen, Alex., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672; 24. 264, 424. 
 McAuslen, Alex., sloop confiscated, 
 
 11. 365. 
 
 McAustan, , 13. 495. 
 
 McAusten, Alex., vessel seized, 10. 
 
 948. 
 McAustin, Mr., 13. 318. 
 Macay. See McCay, McCoy, McKay, 
 
 McKoy. 
 Macay, James, clerk S. C. of Rowan, 
 
 9. 1079, 1080; 10. 9, 10, 11, 134. 
 Macay, James, fit for C. C, 10. xxxiii. 
 Macay, James, to draw up address to 
 
 militia, 10. 9, 11. 
 McBane, Samuel, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 McBee, James, claims, 21. 669. 
 McBee, James, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-2; 11. 250-3. 
 McBee, Wm., in militia, 22. 371. 
 McBraine, Murdock, land grant asked 
 
 for, 4. 453. 
 McBride, Andrew, army pay, 17. 229. 
 McBride, B., Baptist minister, 5. 1190. 
 McBride, Duncan, army rank, 15. 
 
 732; 16. 1108. 
 McBride, Duncan, army rank, 16. 
 
 1113. 
 McBride, Duncun, army pay, 17. 232. 
 McBride, Elisha, 19. 395. 
 McBride, Elisha, in assembly, 16. 3, 
 
 49, 127, 153. 
 McBride, Freeman, lapse patent to, 2. 
 
 523. 
 McBride, James, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 McBride, James, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 McBride, James, revolutionary ser- 
 
McBRIDE, JOHN 
 
 McCARRELL, MRS. 
 
 vices, 22. 143-5. 
 McBride, John, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 760. 
 McBride, Jno., in militia, 22. 348. 
 McBride, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 McBride, Josiah, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Macbride, Margaret, witness, 1. 591. 
 McBride, T., gives surety, 2. 124. 
 Mackbride, Thos., lapse patent to, 2. 
 
 524. 
 McBride, Truman, juror, 2. 89, 90, 93, 
 
 95, 96; 25. 187. 
 McBride, Wm., a J. P., 10. 139. 
 McBride, Wm., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 
 McBride, Wm., brought before S. C, 
 
 10. 318. 
 
 letter considered, 10. 280-281. 
 
 McBridge, Duncan, army rank, 16. 
 1108. 
 
 McBroom, Andrew, in Indian war, 10. 
 759. 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 McBryde, Malcolm, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McBury, Col., marches against Chero- 
 kees, 10. 882, 883. 
 
 McCabe, John, in Prov. Cong., 10. 914, 
 930, 970, 973. 
 
 McCafferty, , deserts Cornwallis, 
 
 15. X, 172. 
 
 McCafferty, Mr., reports on evacua- 
 tion of Charlotte, 14. 695. 
 
 McCafferty, Jeremiah, payment to for 
 powder, 10. 356. 
 town coms'r, 23. 966. 
 
 McCain, Hugh, in militia, 22. 381. 
 
 McCain, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 
 McCaleb, James, army pay, 17. 232. 
 army rank, 15. 731; 18. 1108. 
 
 McCalebb, James, witness for De- 
 vane, 15. 787. 
 
 McCalester. See McAlister. 
 
 McCalester, Miss, dead,' 16. 999. 
 
 McCalester, Jesse, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 McCalf, , claims, 4. 808. 
 
 McCalister, Joseph, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 McCalister, Joseph, army pay, 17. 
 232. 
 
 McCall, Col., (Ga.), prisoner, 15. 393. 
 sent South, 14. 763. 
 
 McCall, Danl., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 
 M'Call, Francis, election at house of 
 24. 948. 
 
 McCall, James, escapes from Chero- 
 kees, 10. 846. 
 in Indian war, 10. 754. 
 
 McCall, Jas., Jr., in militia, 22. 396. 
 
 McCall, Jas., Sr., in militia, 22. 396. 
 
 McCall, Robt., petition on separation, 
 22. 705-8. 
 
 McCall, Robert, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 
 McCall, Thos., in militia, 22. 397. 
 
 McCall, Thomas, trustee Liberty Hall, 
 
 24. 30. 
 
 McCallan, Robert, asks pardon for 
 
 regulators, 9. 98-99. 
 McCallaster. See McAlister. 
 M'Callaster, Alex., in Conv. 1788, 22. 
 
 1, 4, 7, 25, 27, 30, 31, 35. 
 MacCallester, Archibald, petition for 
 
 pardon of, 14. 287. 
 McCallester, James, claim allowed, 5. 
 
 980. 
 M'Callister. Capt., letter in favor of 
 
 ment'd, 14. 713. 
 McCallister, Archibald, in militia, 22. 
 
 453. 
 McCallister, James, in Indian war, 
 
 10. 759. 
 McCallister, Robert, election to be at 
 
 house of, 25. 11. 
 McCallister's line, 24. 285. 
 McCallom, John, released from prison, 
 
 15. 622. 
 McCalop, John, army pay, 17. 233. 
 McCalpeon (MoCoppen) Creek, 14. 
 
 679. 
 McCalpin's Creek, 14. 586; 24. 984. 
 McCamon, Chas., in militia, 22. 395. 
 McCan, Elisha, army pay, 17. 231. 
 McCan, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McCan, John, lieut, 10. 518. 
 McCan, 22. 223. 
 
 McCann, Hugh, in militia, 22. 330. 
 McCann, Jno., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 McCann, Jno., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 McCann, Wm., in militia, 22. 330. 
 McCanna, James, asks pardon for 
 
 Fruit, 0. 93-94. 
 McCannis's Landing, inspection at, 
 
 25. 313. 
 
 McCapon, Daneal, petitions on land 
 grants, 11. 250-4. 
 
 McCappen, Robert, land grant to, 4. 
 1040, 1250. 
 
 McCarlton, Thos., 16. 607. 
 
 McCaron, Dennis, regulators entry on 
 causes of, 8. 238. 
 
 McCarran, Danl., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 McCarrell, Mr., treated rudely, is" 
 616. 
 
 McCarrell, Mrs., escapes from Brit- 
 ish, 15. 614, 616. 
 
McCAREELL, JOHN 
 
 McCAWLEY, WM. 
 
 McCarrell, John, claims, 21. 238, 249, 
 
 607. 
 McCarrol, James, a J. P., 9. 1027. 
 McCarter, Capt., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 McCarter, Gilbert, felon, 22. 846. 
 McCarter, Neil, 13. 394. 
 IVIcCarter, Wm., in army, 15. 732. 
 McCartey, Mrs., killed, 22. 715. 
 IVIcCartey, George, land grant asked, 
 
 4. 708. 
 McCarthen, Maj., 19. 9S3, 984. 
 McCarthur, Alexr., army rank, 16. 
 
 1108. 
 IVIcCarthy, Daniel, petition, 21. 216, 
 
 337, 355, 582, 588, 682. 
 McCarthy, Florence, army pay, 17. 
 
 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1110. 
 D. Q. M., 20. 57. 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 McCarthy, Geo., claims, 4. 751. 
 McCarthy, George, land grant to, 4. 
 
 711. 
 McCarthy, Jas., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McCarthy, James IHolmes, convicted 
 
 of fraud, 20. 630. 
 McCarthy, Miles, army pay, 17. 232. 
 McCarthy, Stephen, army pay, 17.231. 
 McCarthy, Timothy, receives pay for 
 
 soldiers, 17. 190, 197, 203, 207, 
 
 209, 212, 221, 224, 228, 234, 236, 
 
 237, 241, 245, 251, 254, 255, 261. 
 McCarthy, Wm., army pay, 17. 229. 
 McCartie, Darby, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 McCartney, Mr., recommended to 
 
 Martin, 9. 305, 306. 
 McCartney, Charles, Watauga to be 
 
 annexed, 10. 708-11. 
 McCartney ('MacKartney, McCarty), 
 
 James, goes to Bng. for orders, 
 
 7. 689, 750. 
 chaplain in Tryon's army, 8. 659. 
 location, 8. 221, 222. 
 preaches to troops, 19. 840. 
 recommendation of, 9. 61-2. 
 to be inducted, 8. 45. 
 to S. P. G. on his work, 8. 85-6. 
 Tryon on work of, 8. 14. 
 McCarty, Cornelius, exempted, 6. 144. 
 McCarty, Dan'l., in militia, 22. 429. 
 McCarty, Daniel, son exempted, 6. 
 
 144. 
 McCarty, Darby, land grant to, 4. 704, 
 
 799. 
 petition, 4. 390. 
 McCarty, Dennis, exempted, 4. 390. 
 McCarty, Geo., road comsr, 23. 222. 
 McCarty, Michael, in militia, 22. 322. 
 
 McCashlin, Mr., 14. 731. 
 
 McCasket, Mr., 10. 125. 
 
 McCaskey, John, juror, 4. 525. 
 
 McCaskill, Murdo, petitions Prov. 
 Cong, for release, 10. 888-889. 
 
 McCasky (McKarty), Timothy, ar- 
 rested for fraud, 18. 21-22, 36, 251. 
 
 McCasland, James, Sr., exempted, 9. 
 451. 
 
 McCaslin, John, land grant to, 4. 759. 
 
 McCaspin's Creek, battle at, 19. 990. 
 
 MoCasson, Daniel, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-3. 
 
 McCaul, James, 8. 622. 
 
 McCaul, James, petitions for exten- 
 sion of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-5. 
 
 McCaule, Thos. H., work ment'd., 5. 
 1194. 
 
 McCauley. See McCawley, McCraw- 
 ley. 
 
 McCauley, Mr., recruits troops, 11. 
 472. 
 
 McCauley, Maj., Burke to on encamp- 
 ment of militia, 16. 595-596. 
 paper to, 16. 265. 
 to arrange troops, 16. 265. 
 to borrow provisions, etc., 16. 266. 
 
 McCauley, James, asks for inspection, 
 8. 80a. 
 
 McCauley, James, asks pardon for 
 Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 
 McCauley, Mathew, on clothes for 
 10th regt., 11. 670-671. 
 petitions, 19. 932. 
 lieut., 10. 937. 
 
 McCaulky, Duncan, land grant to, 4. 
 1243. 
 
 M'Caulpen's Creek, 24. 948. 
 
 McCauslan, Alexander, to depart from 
 N. C, 22. 952. 
 
 McCave, , protests against regu- 
 lators, 8. 273-4. 
 
 MacCaw, Nath., land grant to, 4. 638. 
 
 McCawes, Mr., 6. 1025. 
 
 McCawley. See McCauley, McCraw- 
 ley. 
 
 McCawley, Mr., in assem., 22. 655. 
 
 McCawley (McCauley, McCaulay), 
 Wm., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 building coms'r, 24. 461, 942. 
 charges against by Hogan, 13. 890, 
 
 982. 
 com. on accounts of, 19. 71, 75. 
 in assembly, 12. 656, 671, 674, 675, 
 698, 732, 736, 816, 839, 873, 879; 
 13. 690(?), 980, 982, 983, 988, 990, 
 1000; 16. 2, 49, 127, 153, 156, 165, 
 167; 17. 715; 18. 2, 3, 20, 24, 38, 
 
McCAY 
 
 McCLAEY, HUGH 
 
 43, 59, 61, 69, 83, 90, 136, 154, 156, 
 160, 171, 180, 185, 187, 250; 19. 35, 
 69, 78, 89, 129, 130, 156, 168, 183, 
 207, 215, 221, 338, 356, 376, 378, 
 380, 384, 386, 387, 389, 394, 400, 
 401, 406, 407, 410, 413, 427, 460, 
 463, 467, 487, 650, 732, 741; 20. 
 2, 3, 6, 14, 27, 39, 46, 53, 54, 68, 
 69, 72, 76, 77, 79, 80, 82, 83, 89, 
 102, 143, 277, 302, 303, 321, 328, 
 342, 347, 369, 372, 378, 380, 390, 
 408, 416, 419, 426, 427, 429, 434, 
 437, 455, 462, 466, 473, 476, 477, 
 488, 494, 495, 496, 504, 509, 514, 
 516, 519, 520, 521, 523, 525, 526, 
 527, 536, 541, 543, 546, 547, 550, 
 554, 567, 568, 571, 577, 579, 580, 
 588; 21. 83, 116, 126, 157. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 26, 28, 30. 
 nom. for entry taker, 18. 189, 420; 
 for Supt. of press, 17. 413; 20. 
 100. 
 on com. of assem., 12. 554, 563, 586, 
 660, 668, 691; 16. 54, 61, 104, 117, 
 131; 17. 343, 353, 360, 385, 647, 
 727, 731, 755; 18. 4, 8, 9, 28, 37, 
 47, 91, 108, 110, 132, 153, 156, 207, 
 237, 241, 270, 274, 334, 341, 351, 
 412, 437. 
 on com. to destroy paper money, 
 
 20. 107. 
 owes State, 21. 1076. 
 petitions, 16. 87, 92, 112-113; 19. 
 
 55, 932. 
 quoted, 21. 28. 
 reports on certificates, 21. 352, 356, 
 
 365, 368, 372, 382. 
 resigns as It. col., 21. 974. 
 to Burke on his re-election as govr, 
 16. 593; on pardon for Tories, 
 18. 191. . 
 to receive warrants, etc., 21. 131. 
 
 McCay. See Macay. McKay. 
 
 McCay, Mr., on com. of defence, 22. 
 722. 
 
 McCay, Alexander, property confisca- 
 ted, 24. 263, 424. 
 
 McCay, Daniel, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 McCay, Daniel, regulator, 7. 734. 
 
 McCay, James, juror, 10. 2. 
 
 McCay, James, juror, 10. 3. 
 
 McCay, James, on com. of cor., 9. 
 1073. 
 
 McCay, Richd., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 
 MacCay (MaKee, Mackay, McKay, 
 MacKey), Wm., In assembly, 4. 
 815, 822, 856, 1182, 1206; 5. 232, 
 243, 246, 500, 506, 510, 511, 513, 
 
 514, 521, 538, 543, 545, 547, 5'51, 
 
 669, 672, 675, 676, 685, 689, 705, 
 
 713, 719, 721, 723, 836, 843, 856, 
 
 857, 867, 893. 
 See also McKay, Mackey, Wm. 
 McCemore, Atkin, to sell gun factory, 
 
 17. 753. 
 See also McLemore, Adkin. 
 McCeroy, Henry, exempted, 6. 1266. 
 McCeroy, Wm., son exempted, 6. 1266. 
 McClaery, Robert, 14. 704. 
 McClaln. See McClane, McClean, 
 
 McLain, Maclalne. 
 McClain, MaJ., 15. 689. 
 McClain, Ephralm, on Rowan, S. C, 
 
 10. 252. 
 McClain, Hugh, exempted, 6. 807. 
 McClain, James, to leave country, 11. 
 
 553-554. 
 McClain, Peter, army pay, 17. 233. 
 McClain, Thos., building coms'r., 24. 
 
 694. 
 McClalne, Archiband, land patent 
 
 asked, 6. 631. 
 McClalne, Ephralm, school trustee, 
 
 24. 751. 
 McClalnes Bluff, Cornwallis at, 16. 
 
 440. 
 McClainey, Wm., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 McClam, Dan II, juror, 4. 524. 
 McCiamey, Jno., in militia, 22. 275. 
 McClamey, Robt., in militia, 22. 385. 
 McClamey, Thos., in militia, 22. 275. 
 McClamey, Thos., in militia, 22. 387. 
 McClamey, Wm., in militia, 22. 387. 
 McClammy, Joseph, ensign, 10. 287. 
 McClammy, Peter, on patrol, 10. 250. 
 McClammy, Wm., receives clothing, 
 
 16. 619. 
 
 McClanaghan, , ranger, 22. 364. 
 
 McClane. See McClain, McClean, Mc- 
 Lain, Maclalne. 
 McClane, Daniel, furnishes cattle, 16. 
 
 208. 
 McClane, Wm., Cont. surgeon's mate, 
 
 22. 1049. 
 
 McClane, Wm., officer, 18. 486. 
 McClang, Thos., land grant to, 4. 329. 
 McClannahan, Robert, county coms'r 
 
 23. 590, 591. 
 
 McClannen, Thomas, army pay, 17. 
 
 230. 
 McClaren, Daniel, petition on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-3. 
 McClarIn, Alexander, petition on C. 
 
 H., 9. 806-807. 
 McClary, Andrew, army pay, 17. 229. 
 McClary, Hugh, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
McCLAEY, WM. 
 
 McCLENNAN,' 
 
 McClary, Wm., army pay, 17. 229. 
 McClaskey, Allen, army rank, 16. 
 
 1120. 
 McClaskey, Geo., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 McClatchey, Mr., 17. 521. 
 McClean. See McClain, McCIane, Mc- 
 
 Laln. 
 McClean, , reports on British, 14. 
 
 605. 
 McClean, John, aids Burke, 16. 294. 
 McClean, Moses, petition on C. H., 8. 
 
 806-808. 
 McClean, Thomas, claims allowed, 9. 
 
 953. 
 McClean, Wm., petition, 19. 50, 56. 
 McClelan. See McClellan, McClel- 
 land, McClan, McLelland, etc. 
 McClelan, Jas., in militia, 22. 398. 
 McCleland, Andrew,- petitions for Mc- 
 
 Dugal, 9. 683-685. 
 McCleland, Archibald, in militia, 22. 
 
 397. 
 McCleland, John, petitions for Mc- 
 
 Dugal, 9. 683-785. 
 McClellan, Jas., army pay, 17. 229. 
 Maclellan, John, 9. 1096. 
 McClellan, Malcolm, pensioner, 22. 
 
 76. 
 M'Clellan, Wm., act for him to build 
 
 mill dam, 25. 110. 
 bill for dam, 21. 798, 805, 836, 965, 
 
 966, 978, 988, 1009, 1010. 
 property confiscated, 24. 263, 264. 
 McClelland, John, pay to, 22. 471. 
 McClelland, Jno., petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-8. 
 McClelland, Robt., in militia, 22. 382. 
 McClelland, Samuel, army pay, 17. 
 
 233. 
 McClelland, Thos., pay to, 22. 471. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1111. 
 McClellennon, Uriah, petition on 
 
 separation, 22. 705-8. 
 McClemans, David, court martialed, 
 
 12. 518. 
 McClenachan, , petition of ment'd, 
 
 16. 357. 
 McClenachan, Capt., 5. 141, 144. 
 McClenachan, Robert, allowance to, 
 
 22. 843. 
 McClenaghan, Mr., conduct inquired 
 
 into, 7. 9. 
 McClenahan, Blair, commands vessels, 
 
 14. 199. 
 McClenahan, Malcome, army rank, 
 
 16. 1121. 
 Maclenahan, Nathaniel, arrests N. C. 
 
 men, 1. 460, 511, 512, 513, 514, 516. 
 
 McClenahan, Robert, a J. P., 6. 799. 
 McClenahan, Robert, allowance to, 
 
 22. 833. 
 McClenahan, Wm., witness, 10. 911. 
 McClendan, Jesse, resigns as J. P., 
 
 20. 541. 
 McClendel, Joel, in militia, 22. 412. 
 McClendel, Joel, in militia, 22. 473. 
 McClenden. See Macklendon. 
 McClenden, Deborah, law suit, 1. 564. 
 McClenden, Dennis, land grant to, 4. 
 
 805. 
 McClendon, Bryan, land grant to, 4. 
 
 446. 
 Macclendon, Deborah, court held at 
 
 house of, 1. 652-653. 
 Macclendon (Maclenden, Macklen- 
 den), Dennis, a justice, 1. 619- 
 627, 649-652. 
 appraiser, 1. 607, 625. 
 attorney, 1. 613. 
 buys negro, 1. 619. 
 court held at house of, 1. 607-613, 
 
 617-627, 649-652. 
 death of, 1. 652. 
 , discharged from bond, 1. 619. 
 guardian, 1. 626. 
 imports persons, 1. 479, 618. 
 juror, 1. 588, 595, 605, 610, 611. 
 law suit. 1. 564. 
 
 relieved of guardianship, 1. 621. 
 road overseer, 1. 562. 
 surety, 1. 577, 605. 
 McClendon, Dennis, land grant asked, 
 
 4. 708. 
 McClendon (McClenden), Francis. 
 juror, 2. 587, 589. 
 petitions for lapsed land, 2. 227. 
 land grant to, 4. 710, 897. 
 McClendon, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 
 854, 891. 
 petitions on roaas and ferries, 5. 
 164-6. 
 McClendon, Joel, acquitted, 17. 847-8. 
 McClendon, Joel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 854, 891. 
 McClendon, Thos., complains of taxes, 
 4. 960. 
 land grants to, 4. 332, 627, 628, 635, 
 
 641, 644, 677, 709, 759, 851, 892. 
 rights proved, 4. 598. 
 road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 vestryman, 23. 249. 
 McClenham, Robert, land grant to, 4. 
 1250. 
 
 McClennan, , to go to Charleston, 
 
 16. 686-687. 
 
McCLERAN, DUNCAN 
 
 McCONSHEY, DUNCAN 
 
 McCleran, Duncan, patents land, 6. 
 
 1085. 
 M'Clery, Saml., in militia, 22. 397. 
 McClewean. See Mcllwain. 
 McClewean, Mr., 11. 543. 
 McClewen, Daniel, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 11. 250-254. 
 McClewer, Richd., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McClewland, John, regulator, 7. 736. 
 McCleyea, Jno., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 McClindon (McClendon). Dennis, pe- 
 tition and affidavit, 18. 148, 370, 
 
 372. 
 IVI'Clintock, Hanna and Co., goods of 
 
 sold by S. C, 9. 1103, 1104. 
 iVIcCloud. See McLeod, McLoud. 
 IVIcCloud, , Highland officer, 10. 
 
 117. 
 IVIcCloud, Alexr., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McCloud, Dan I., army rank, 15. 729; 
 
 16. 1110. 
 McCloud, John, property confiscated, 
 
 24. 263, 424. 
 McCloud, Wm., tory officer, 22. 197. 
 McClure, , kills Indians, 18. 604, 
 
 607, 608. 
 McClure, Mrs., loses property, 16. 
 
 470-471, 475. 
 McClure, Ensign, wounded, 19. 973. 
 McClure, Francis, army rank, 16. 
 
 1115. 
 McClure, Jeremiah, 22. 111. 
 McClure, Matthew, accounts, 22. 1019. 
 and Mecklenburg Declaration, 9. 
 
 1263-1265. 
 certificate in regard to, 19. 511, 513, 
 
 553, 556, 560. 
 claim of considered, 17. 404. 
 petition, 18. 55, 58, 70, 71, 84, 85, 
 
 100, 101, 113, 120, 121, 292, 315, 
 
 316, 319, 336, 344; 19. 416, 418, 
 
 426, 441, 442, 747, 777, 788; 20. 
 
 166, 174, 203, 345, 381, 382, 384, 
 
 536; 21. 84, 90, 103, 108. 
 McClure, Richard, claims, 4. 751, 790. 
 
 land grant asked, 4. 707. 
 McClure, Thos., ensign, 10. 518. 
 McClure, Thos., pensioner, 22. 78. 
 McClure (McLure), Dr. Wm., case of, 
 
 16. 930-931. 
 claims, 21. 238, 249, 607. 
 coms'r on pension claims. 24. 736; 
 
 on school, 24. 607. 
 committee to examine boat of, 17. 
 
 280-281, 282. 
 in C. of State, 17. 310, 335; 18. 114, 
 
 121, 174, 340, 347, 397, 451; 20.49. 
 invents boat, 20. 7-8. 
 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 
 only surgeon in reg't, 13. 67. 
 
 petition, 21. 785, 944, 949. 
 
 rank, 16. 72, 576, 608, 1109. 
 
 prisoner, 14. 818. 
 
 surgeon, 10. 521, 621-622, 623; 22. 
 
 1049. 
 to Sumner on his conduct, 16. 625- 
 626; on private affairs, 16. 470- 
 1, 474-6, 480. 
 
 McClurg, Charles, in Indian war, 10. 
 754. 
 
 McCoard's Ferry, S. C, 17. 1034. 
 
 McCobbin's Creek Luth. church, his- 
 tory, 8. 779, 781. 
 
 McColley, Matw, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 McCollister. See MoAlister. 
 
 McCollister, Jno., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 McCollister, Jos., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 McCollister, Neale, paid for services, 
 22. 482. 
 
 McComber, Benj., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 McComber. Humph., army rank, 16, 
 1117. 
 
 McConal, John, petition against mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-624. 
 
 McConce, John, petition against mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-624. 
 
 McConnack, Wm., property confisca- 
 ted, 24. 263, 424. 
 
 McConnal, Andrew, in militia, 22. 399. 
 
 McConnal, Jno., in militia, 22. 399. 
 
 McConnall, John, juror, 22. 504, 541. 
 
 McConnel, Lt., courtmartlaled, 12. 
 488. 
 
 McConnel, Philip, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 
 McConnell, Capt., 22. 522. 
 
 Macconnell, Capt., affidavit against 
 Davis in matter of Frenchmen, 
 13. 425. 
 
 McConnell, Hue, petitions for exten- 
 sion of power of J. P.'s 7. 874- 
 875. 
 
 McConnell, John, land grant to, 4. 
 1039, 1047, 1049. 
 
 McConnlcal, Neal, to be executed, 12. 
 535, 540. 
 
 McConnico, Christopher, slave of re- 
 stored, 18. 624-625. 
 
 McConnico, Jack, 18. 625. 
 
 McConnough, Dougal, army rank, 16. 
 1117. 
 
 McConrys, Capt., census of company 
 of, 10. 280. 
 
 McConsby, Edward, land grant to, 4. 
 336. 
 
 McConshey, Duncan, land grant to, 4. 
 945. 
 
McCONWELL, HUE 
 
 McCOY, JOHN 
 
 JVIcConwell, Hue, petition 7. 875. 
 
 McCool, Adam, claims allowed, 6. 213. 
 
 McCool, BenJ., petitions Burke for par- 
 don and commendation, 16. 276- 
 277. 
 
 McCool, Margaret, to Burke on release 
 of her son, 16. 581. 
 
 McCoole, And., in militia, 22. 284. 
 
 McCoom, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 McCorday, Robert, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263; 11. 250-254. 
 
 McCord's Ferry, Br. at, 15. 607. 
 
 McCorkall, Jas., in militia, 22. 382. 
 
 McCorkall, Robt., in militia, 22. 382. 
 
 McCorkle, Capt., payment by com- 
 pany of, 10. 319. 
 taxables In com. of, 10. 252. 
 
 McCorkle, Francis, juror, 22. 77. 
 
 McCorkle, Francis, juror, 22. 501. 
 on Rowan, S. C, 10. 252, 180. 
 petition on location of C. H., 13 
 352-354. 
 
 McCorkle, M. L., 8. 752. 
 
 McCorkle, Samuel Eusebius, 5. 1220. 
 school trustee, 24. 30, 690. 
 trustee Univ., 25. 22. 
 work ment'd, 5. 1194. 
 
 McCormack, Mr., 20. 323. 
 
 McCormack, David, in militia, 22. 341. 
 
 McCormack, J., interpreter, 7. 1009. 
 
 McCormack, James, interpreter, 22. 
 407. 
 
 McCormack, John, tried for theft, 2. 
 588-589. 
 
 McCormack, John, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 McCormack, Thomas, army pay, 17. 
 233. 
 
 McCormack, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 McCormick, , brigade major, 12. 
 
 514, 527, 537. 
 
 McCormick, Archd, army rank, 16. 
 1121. 
 
 McCormick, James, interpreter, 20. 
 781. 
 
 McCormick, John, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 
 McCormick, W., register, 9. 298. 
 
 McCormick, Wm., church trustee, 9. 
 638; 23. 960. 
 takes deposition, 9. 322. 
 property confiscated, 19. 263, 672; 
 to be seized, 10. 961. 
 
 McCorston, Wilier, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-808. 
 
 McCortle, Alexander, allowance to, 
 
 10. 586. 
 
 McCoulskey, Archibald, petitions for 
 McDugal, 9. 683-685. 
 
 McCoulskey, Duncan, land grant to, 
 4. 765. 
 
 McCoulskey, James, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-685. 
 
 McCoulskey, Neil, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-894. 
 
 McCoulsky, Duncan, 5. 1209. 
 land grant to, 4. 651. 
 
 McCoun, George, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-3; 11. 250-4. 
 
 McCoun, Wm., petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263; 11. 250-254. 
 
 McCtfune, Andrew, in militia, 22. 381. 
 land grant to, 4. 945. 
 
 McCowan, Alexander, land grants to, 
 
 4. 1246. 
 
 McCowan's Ford, Cornwallis crosses 
 at,- 17. 997. 
 See also Cowan's Ford. 
 McCown, Moses, prisoner, 15. 609. 
 McCoy. See McKay, McKoy, Mackey. 
 McCoy, Capt., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 McCoy, Abraham, officer, 22. 702. 
 McCoy, Alexander, army pay, 17. 233. 
 McCoy, Alexr., claims as messenger, 
 
 5. 212. 
 
 messenger to assembly, 4. 838. 
 McCoy, Alexander, in Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 500. 
 McCoy, Alexr., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672. 
 McCoy, Alexr., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672; 24. 264, 424. 
 McCoy, Ambrous, juror, 2. 112. 
 McCoy, Archibald, property confis- 
 cated, 24. 263, 424. 
 McCoy, Archibald, regulator, 7. 737. 
 McCoy, Arthur, 23. 687. 
 McCoy, DanI, army rank, 16. 1113. 
 McCoy, Daniel, in militia, 22. 348. 
 McCoy, Elijah, in militia, 22. 323. 
 McCoy, George, a J. P., 4. 332. 
 McCoy, Henry, claim, 9. 487. 
 McCoy, Henry, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 McCoy, James, bill to enable him to 
 
 collect taxes, 9. 115, 134, 168, 175, 
 
 221, 258; 25. 521-2. 
 McCoy, James, garrison at house of, 
 
 2. 147. 
 McCoy, James, land grant to, 4. 800. 
 McCoy, James, orders to in matter of 
 
 payment for troops, 10. 828. 
 McCoy, James, proposed for vestry, 
 
 8. 155. 
 McCoy, James, to make arms, 10. 
 
 539. 
 McCoy, John, allowance to, 18. 472. 
 
McCOY, JOHN 
 
 10 
 
 McCUISTON, JAMES 
 
 McCoy, John, army; pay, 17. 229. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1112. 
 McCoy, John, army rank, 16. 1113. 
 McCoy, John, asks for new county, 9- 
 
 90. 
 McCoy, John, in militia, 17. 1056. 
 McCoy, John, killed, 22. 96. 
 McCoy, John, land grants to, 4. 798, 
 805, 946, 965. 
 rights proved, 4. 800. 
 McCoy, John, regulator, 7. 737. 
 McCoy, John, Jr., army pay, 17. 232. 
 McCoy, John, Sr., army pay, 17. 232. 
 McCoy, Marmaduke, army pay, 17. 
 
 231. 
 McCoy, Reuben, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 McCoy (McCay, McKay), Spruce, 5. 
 1220; 21. 435. 
 building coms'r, 24. 844.. 
 in assembly, 19. 462, 760, 773, 794, 
 
 808, 816, 821, 835. 
 in C. of State, 16. 90, 95; 17. 810, 
 812, 894, 896, 900; 19. 57, 59, 185, 
 188, 202, 311, 312, 331, 540, 869, 
 875; 21. 386, 703. 
 judge, 16. 148, 167, 175; 19. 119, 
 123; 21. 853, 854, 858, 860, 1027, 
 1036, 1044. 
 memorial, 21. 226, 233, 390-391, 424, 
 
 435, 597, 721. 
 money from, 21. 1066. 
 nom. for C. C, 19. 582; for solic. 
 gen., 21. 850, 853, 1024, 1027; for 
 treas., 19. 624. 
 school trustee, 24. 690. 
 to Harrington on public and pri- 
 vate affairs, 17. 181. 
 McCoy, Wm., asks for new county, 9. 
 
 .90. 
 McCoy, Wm., land grant to, 4. 800, 
 804. 
 rights proved, 4. 800. 
 Maccoy, Wm., tried for murder, 2. 
 
 463, 464, 465-466-467-468, 469. 
 McCoye, Wm., in militia, 22. 391. 
 McCracken, James, tailor, 15. 35k7. 
 McCracken, J no., in militia, 22. 395. 
 McCrackin, Wm., exempted, 7. 963. 
 McCrady, Edward, prisoner, 15. 392. 
 McCraine, Hugh, land grant asked for 
 
 4. 453. 
 McCrakan, Robert, petition on cattle 
 
 and hides, 5. 745-746. 
 McCraney's Bridge, act to vest in Wil- 
 liams, 24. 634-5. 
 bill to vest in Williams, 19. 530, 
 531, 535, 539, 560, 564, 568. 
 
 McCrary, Capt., taxables in com. of, 
 
 10. 252. 
 
 McCrary (McCroory), John, forfeits 
 
 bond, 18. 40, 58, 77, 265, 292, 297, 
 
 298. 
 
 McCrary, Thos., captain, 10. 945, 949. 
 
 McCraw, Alexander, tory officer, 22. 
 
 210. 
 McCrawley. See McCawley. 
 
 McCrawley, , in assembly, 13. 
 
 690, 697, 708, 709, 712, 721, 785, 
 812, 813, 823, 913, 925, 966, 975. 
 on com. of assem., 13. 740, 790, 791, 
 832, 915, 921. 
 McCrawley, Wm., juror, 7. 843. 
 McCray, Robert, juror, 4. 525. 
 McCree. See McRee. 
 McCree, Maj., commands L. I., 18. 
 1201. 
 takes wagon, 16. 555. 
 Same as G. J., McRee (?) 
 McCree, John, captain, 10. 937. 
 McCree, Robert, character and drop- 
 ped as J. P., 5. 990. 
 McCree, Wm., a J. P., 5. 657. 
 McCreery, Capt., payment by company 
 
 of, 10. 319. 
 McCroaine, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 334. 
 McCrocan, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 336. 
 McCroean, Jas., land grant to, 4. 335. 
 McCrohon (McCrohone), John, claims, 
 20. 84. 
 petition, 17. 377; 19. 519, 522, 533, 
 536; 20. 229, 231, 291, 293. 
 McCrory, Capt., roster of Co., 16. 
 1006, 1016, 1044, 1058, 1078, 1091, 
 1115, 1158, 1172, 1186. 
 McCroy, Wm., land grant asked, 4. 
 
 708. 
 McCubbin. See McKubbin. 
 McCubbIn, Nicholas, pensioner, 22. 
 
 78. 
 McCubbin, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 767. 
 Maccubbins, Mr., claims, 4. 751. 
 McCubbins, John, leaves N. C, 6 77- 
 
 78. 
 McCuing, Joseph, in militia, 22. 497. 
 McCuisteon, Thos., a J. P., 6. 1077. 
 McCuister, Thos., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 MoCuistion, James, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-808. 
 McCuistion,- Thos., asks pardon for 
 
 Hunter, 9. 86-87. 
 McCuiston, James, juror, 10. 2. 
 McCuiston, James, juror, 10. 3. 
 
McCULLEN, BRYAN 
 
 11 
 
 McCULLOH, ALEX. 
 
 McCullen, Bryan, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McCuller, Jos., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 McCullers, Bryant, sergt. of horse, 
 
 15. 509. 
 McCullers, David, horseman, 15. 509. 
 McCullers, John, a J. P., 6. 341. 
 debts due hy, 8. 280-281. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 574. 
 in militia, 9. 1076. 
 takes bond, 8. 992-993. 
 McCullers, Will, resigns as J. P., 18. 
 
 145, 261. 
 McCullers, Wm., a J, P., 23. 994. 
 McCulles, Capt., 10. 611. 
 McCullln, Bryan, land grant to, 4. 279. 
 McCulloch, Mr., 20. 450. 
 McCulloch, Alexander, army pay, 17. 
 
 232. 
 in army, 15. 731. 
 McCulloch, Alex., Ashe to on punish- 
 ment of B. McC. (?) 22. 786. 
 McCulloch, Alex., witness, 20. 160-161. 
 McCulloch, Charles, land grant to, 4. 
 
 628. 
 McCulloch, George, captain, 15. 786. 
 McCulloch, James, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 759. 
 McCulloch, James, juror, 22. 501, 506, 
 
 509. 
 McCulloch, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 McCulloch, John, report as collector 
 
 of customs, 20. 257, 258.. 
 McCulloch, Jos., town coms'r, 25. 49. 
 McCulloch, William, juror, 22. 502. 
 
 McCullock, , in N. Y., 13. 478. 
 
 McCullock, Mr., 14. 452. 
 
 McCullock, Mr., allowance to estate 
 
 of, 22. 816. 
 McCullock, Mrs., judgment against 
 
 and discussion of same, 18. 464- 
 
 465. 
 McCullock, Alex., army rank, 18. 
 
 1108. 
 McCullock, Duncan, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 McCullock, George, messenger, 13. 
 
 324. 
 taxable, 15. 192. 
 voter, 15. 238. 
 McCullock, Henry, surety, 20. 52. 
 McCullock, James, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 McCullock, John, collector, 21. 165. 
 McCullock, John, in army, 15. 728. 
 McCullock, John, messenger, 15. 427. 
 McCullogh, Alex, in militia, 22. 313. 
 
 McCulloh, , collector, 8. 621. 
 
 McCulloh, , quoted, 9. 12. 
 
 McCulloh, Mr., 9. 642. 
 
 McCulloh, Mr., joins American cause, 
 11. 715. 
 
 McCulloh, Mr., law suit appealed, 9. 
 
 676-677. 
 McCulloh, Miss, 9. 357. 
 McCulloh, Col., 7. 744. 
 McCulloh (McCulloch,' McCullock), 
 Alexander, a J. P., 6. 775. 
 
 administers oath, 8. 1157. 
 
 asks salary for council, 9. 375-376; 
 to be relieved from quit rents, 8. 63 
 
 asst. judge, 5. 655. 
 
 atty. for H. McCulloh, 5. 621-623, 
 781; 7. 14; for Selwyn, 5. 773- 
 775, 776, 777, 778; 7. 17. 
 
 auditor general, 4. 1127; 5. 145, 817. 
 
 clerk, 9. 298. 
 
 coms'r on building, 25. 472; on 
 town, 25. 354, 399, 487. 
 
 complains of absence of Dobbs and 
 Murray, 8. 148. 
 
 deputy auditor, 5. 348, 771, 782; 8. 
 78, 604; on auditing of public ac- 
 counts, 5. 306. 
 
 favors Amer. cause, 10. 313. 
 
 favors inferior courts, 9. 822, 830. 
 
 in assembly, 8. 358, 362, 368, 396, 
 418, 427, 460, 462, 464, 470, 482, 
 497, 501, 504, 505, 514, 518, 654, 
 662, 673. 
 
 in council, 8. 766, 767, 769-771, 772- 
 799, 840-892, 1064-1070, 1079-1082, 
 1083-1086, 1089-1164, 1220-1257; 7. 
 10-31, 34-35, 37-39, 46-61, 133-137, 
 137, 160, 271-279, 292-341, 532-533, 
 534-535, 549-568, 672-676, 730-731, 
 800-806, 890-895; 8. 86-105, 148-160, 
 251-255, 262, 282-292, 513; 9. 52- 
 53, 55-57, 66, 71, 101-136, 325, 327- 
 328, 346, 372, 376-447, 706-733, 789- 
 791, 823, 830-874, 1171, 1172-1178, 
 1207, 1211, 1215; 9. 1221. 
 
 land surrendered by, 9. 369. 
 
 name to be inserted to levy tax, 8. 
 870, 873. 
 
 nominated for council, 8. 559. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 8. 350, 364, 
 368, 369, 453, 483, 674. 
 
 on com. of correspondence, 1 1 . 229 ; 
 25. 518. 
 
 on com. of council, 8. 842, 897, 900&, 
 903, 910, 916, 1092, 1099, 1156, 
 1222, 1261, 1268; 7. 297, 346, 552, 
 555, 572; 8. 91, 108, 110, 115, 290, 
 305, 306; 9. 106, 141, 144, 382, 449, 
 453, 459, 474, 475, 480, 560, 712, 
 735, 745, 747, 748, 762, 765, 874, 
 877, 881, 887, 914, 1189. 
 
McCULLOH, ALEX. 
 
 12 
 
 McCULLOH, HENKY 
 
 o'pposes court bills, 9. 974. 
 
 petition on stopping of survey, 5. 
 493-494. 
 
 preference to in auditing, 6. 602- 
 603. 
 
 presents memorial of Selwyn, 6. 
 797-798. 
 
 promoted colonel, 6. 299-300; re- 
 signs as col., 5. 163; 22. 334-5. 
 
 put in place of Copeland, 6. 945. 
 
 quit rents remitted to, 8. 161; on 
 surrendered grants, 8. 52-53. 
 
 recommended for council, 5. 440; 6. 
 217, 251. 
 
 recommends McCartney, 9. 61-62. 
 
 sells land, 24. 820. 
 
 sick, 9. 1056. 
 
 signs memorial on S. C. line, 6. 779. 
 
 surety, 7. 444, 671; 9. 591-2. 
 
 surrenders grant, 7. 533-534. 
 
 takes oath, 6. 1087. 
 
 to Dobbs on lack of reports on pub- 
 lic accounts, 5. 160-161. 
 
 Tryon to on Hillsboro riots, 8. 679. 
 
 withholds papers of auditor, 6. 
 601, 602, 605. 
 McCulloh, Alex., dead, 6. 47, 4S, 49. 
 
 delivers memorial to Johnston, 4. 
 1136. 
 
 deposition in McCulloh vs. John- 
 ston, 4. 1092, 1095, 1100, 1109, 
 1120-1121; ment'd, 4. 1236. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 348, 768, 800, 947, 
 950, 964, 965, 1255. 
 
 warrant delivered to, 4. 966. 
 McCulloh, Andrew, settlers on lands 
 
 of, 5. 742. 
 McCulloh (McCulloch, McCullock), 
 BenJ., 8. 224; 9. 345; 18. 49. 
 
 a J. P., 23. 994. 
 
 allQwance to, 22. 853. 
 
 bill to pardon for frauds, and re- 
 lease from jail, 20. 228, 408, 409. 
 
 claims allowed, 8. 142. 
 
 clerk, 9. 298. 
 
 coms'r on army accounts, 19. 603-4, 
 685-7, 697; 20. 191; on biulding, 
 23. 927; 24. 240; on case of Wil- 
 liams, 12. 568, 675-676; on Cont. 
 Line, 24. 477, 484, 567, 686, 722, 
 734; to sign bills, 24. 475. 
 
 convicted of fraud, 20. 630. 
 
 in army frauds, 18. 72, 73, 162, 163, 
 304, 305, 384, 385. 
 
 in assembly, 9. 393, 397, 399, 407, 
 411, 417, 422, 424, 448, 451, 453, 
 457, 484, 498, 501, 509, 515, 523, 
 
 524, 530, 540, 544, 588, 734, 735, 
 746, 755, 836, 843, 845, 847, 853, 
 872, 874, 881, 883, 898, 899, 902, 
 903, 906, 916,930,943,945,948,951, 
 1188, 1189, 1190; 16. 1, 3, 27, 35, 
 37, 58, 75, 127; 17. 919; 18. 2, 3. 
 
 9, 10, 16, 24, 37, 59, 61, 74, 238; 
 19. 5, 8, 10, 16, 18, 21, 69, 78, 83, 
 87, 129, 130, 132, 144, 151, 160, 
 168, 183, 215, 216, 223, 239, 259, 
 267, 268, 280, 351, 360, 393, 395, 
 476, 489, 508, 509, 512, 605, 613, 
 614, 622, 643, 667, 671, 674, 676, 
 682, 688, 718, 719, 762, 773, 794, 
 800, 805, 808, 816, 821, 824, 832, 
 835; 20. 4, 6, 7, 10, 14, 15, 16, 18, 
 19, 24, 28, 30, 46, 53, 68, 72, 75, 
 79, 81, 82, 83, 89, 102, 112. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179, 1180, 1181; 
 
 10. 914, 916. 
 
 indicted for fraud, 18. v-vi. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 9. 500, 740, 
 742, 1197; 16. 21, 27, 38, 45, 46, 
 104, 117, 125, 128, 130; 17. 281, 
 291, 317; 18. 9, 31, 237, 264. 
 
 on Com. Prov. Gong., 10. 917. 
 
 on S. C. of Halifax, 9. 1101. 
 
 petitions for property, 19. 823. 
 
 punishment of, 22. 786 (?). 
 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 189, 
 190, 193, 194, 195, 196, 199, 200, 
 201, 202, 204, 205, 206, 208, 209, 
 210, 211, 213, 217, 218, 219, 220, 
 222, 223, 225^ 227, 228, 230, 231, 
 232, 233, 235, 236, 238, 239, 240, 
 241, 243, 244, 246, 247, 248, 253, 
 255, 256, 257, 258, 259. 
 
 signs due bills of army accts, 18. 
 162. 
 
 signs N. C. bills, 20. 665. 
 
 surety, 9. 591-592. 
 
 to build powder mill, 10. 537-538. 
 
 to buy horses, 10. 535. 
 
 to sign bills of credit, 10. 578. 
 
 to Sumner on public affairs, 10. 
 418-419. 
 
 to take ammunition to Wilming- 
 ton, 10. 555, 556. 
 
 witness, 18. 252. 
 McCulloh, Geo., claims paid, 10. 439. 
 McCulloh (McCulloch, McCullock), 
 Henry, 4. 267, 1136; 18. 49, 50. 
 
 agent, 9. 1209; of northern count- 
 ies, 4. 869-870, 1028-31. 
 agreement with Granville on 
 grants, 6. 573-578. 
 
 aids Johnston, 4. 1149. 
 
McCULLOH, HENRY 
 
 13 
 
 McCULLOH, HENRY 
 
 allowance to, 22. 865. 
 
 and Crymble and Huey grants, 6. 
 1003. 
 
 answer to Johnston's memorial, 4. 
 1137-1152. 
 
 appoints attorneys to manage es- 
 tates, 6. 569-573. 
 
 asks land grant for Protestants, 4. 
 72-73, 74; to be made a member 
 of council, 4. 341. 
 
 attends Board of Trade as agent 
 for Northern counties in repre- 
 sentation struggle, 4. 1225-35. 
 
 attends Board of Trade on his 
 memorial, 5. 168, 169-170; on his 
 quit rents and salary memorial, 
 5. 987; to prosecute complaints 
 against Johnston, 4. 1235-1237. 
 
 attends council in matter of repre- 
 sentation, 4. 943, 944. 
 
 attorney for Selwyn, 6. 997; 7. 18. 
 
 blank patent sent to, 4. 318. 
 
 brings out Presbyterians from 
 Ulster, 5. 1193, 1199. 
 
 buys and settles land, 22. 896. 
 
 case vs. Johnston on lands, etc., 4. 
 1076-1152; against Rowan as 
 Surveyor General on survey of 
 land grants, 4. 664-673. 
 
 caveat dismissed, 4. 765. 
 
 charges against Johnston, 4. 934, 
 938, 939, 940, 941. 
 
 charges Allen with fraud In quit 
 rents, 4. 762-763, 811-12. 
 
 commission as commissary, in- 
 structions and powers, 5. 617- 
 621; as Sec'y. and Clerk of 
 Crown, 11. 120, 121; considered, 
 4. 1096; for inspecting revenues, 
 land grants and instructions, 
 etc., 4. 340-1, 438, 599; 5. 615; 11. 
 31-41. 
 
 commissions Campbell and Mc- 
 CuUoh, attorneys for McCuUoh 
 grants, 6. 532-536. 
 
 concessions in favor of ment'd., 5. 
 1092. 
 
 consulted on N. C. and S. C. af- 
 fairs, 4. 339, 340, 341. 
 
 consults Elmsly on attachments 
 and county courts, 9. 997-998, 
 999. 
 
 dead, 5. 440, 445, 807; 6. 620, 625; 
 11. 126, 127, 143. 
 
 depositions as to settlers on 
 grants of, 7. 277, 278. 
 
 disturbances on lands of, 5. 951. 
 
 employed against representation 
 act, 4. 879, 880, 881. 
 
 enters caveat, 4. 706. 
 
 examines and criticises laws on 
 quit rents and cultivation of 
 lands, 4. 425-434, 435, 436, 437. 
 
 excused from quit rents, 7. 676- 
 677. 
 
 fees demanded from for surveys, 
 4. 1115. 
 
 frauds in lands of, 5. 1091, 1092. 
 
 given more time for settlement of 
 land, 5. 753. 
 
 gives power of attorney, 5. 493. 
 
 grants lands to Houston, 5. 771- 
 773; to Howson, 5. 772, 773. 
 
 grants to and papers relating to 
 same, 5. 615-633; ment'd., 4. 
 885; 8. 254; discussed, 6. 993-994; 
 and amount within Granville's 
 line, 4. 1146; 5. 104-105; in Anson 
 Co., 6. 773. 
 
 Hill to on depositions and evidence 
 against Gov. Johnston. 4. 1097- 
 1100. 
 
 history of grant to, 7. 13-17; dis- 
 cussed, 5. xxxii-xxxv. 
 
 in council, 5. 488-491, 493-494, 495- 
 498, 500-515, 1107. 
 
 inflames people of northern count- 
 ies, 4. 922. 
 
 instructions in regard to surrender 
 of lands by, 5. 1106, 1130-1132; on 
 grant to, 5. 1130-1132. 
 
 instructs Rice to observe forms of 
 land grants, 4. 1134. 
 
 land grants to, 9. 368, 369, 370; In 
 name of Crymble and Huey, 5. 
 769, 770, 771; granted away by 
 Corbin, 5. 778-779; surrendered 
 by, 9. 369; to be surveyed for, 4. 
 212, 215. 
 
 lays papers before Board of Trade, 
 4. 248. 
 
 leave of absence to, 5. 498. 
 
 length of stay in C, 5. 615. 
 
 letters to and from ment'd, 4. 435, 
 610, 612, 757, 758; 6. 1062; on quit 
 rents ment'd., 4. 624; to Board of 
 Trade favoring petition on quit 
 rents, extension of time for settle- 
 ment, 5. 626-627. 
 
 makes Alexander McCuUoh atty. in 
 sale of lands, 5. 621-623. 
 
 makes special grant to Huey, 5. 769. 
 
 memorial as inspector of revenues 
 ment'd., 4. 943-944; to Board of 
 
McCULLOH, HENRY 
 
 14 
 
 McCULLOH, HENEY 
 
 Trade on his payment of quit 
 rents, 5. 121-123; on offsetting 
 quit rents with S. C. debts and 
 Board to King on same, 11. 118- 
 120. 
 
 money to be sent to, 5. 774, 776-777. 
 
 nominated for council, 5. 1104. 
 
 not summoned to attend council, .4. 
 1140. 
 
 not to pay quit rents for surrendered 
 lands, 7. 990. 
 
 notice to free-holders on settlement 
 of land grants and quit rents, 1 1 . 
 66-72. 
 
 number of actual settlers, 5. 104. 
 
 offers to sell land, 9. 1002. 
 
 office of agent sought for, 7. 753, 
 756, 758. 
 
 on claims com., 22. 863 (for H. E. 
 McC?) 
 
 on com. of council, 5. 501, 529. 
 
 on isSlies of paper money, 4. 418, 
 419. 
 
 on payment of quit rents, etc., 4. 
 293-297. 
 
 on population in 1735, 2. xvii. 
 
 on proposed changes in grants of 
 lands for rights, 4. 600-601. 
 
 paid out of S. C. quit rents, 5. 615- 
 617. 
 
 papers on grants to, 5. 769-782. 
 
 part of grant surrendered, 8. 63. 
 
 petition about his grant, 4. 640, 644- 
 645, 646-649; for land and action 
 of council on same, 4. 162-164; on 
 appointment of clerks, 5. 536, 543; 
 on quit rents and salary consid- 
 ered, 5. 651; to King on transfer 
 of quit rents and extension of time 
 for settlement, 5. 630-633. 
 
 prisoner because 'of Rowan's suit, 4. 
 672. 
 
 proofs delivered to on representa- 
 tion quarrel, 4. 1167, 1168. 
 
 property confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 263, 424. 
 
 proposals for rendering colony more 
 advantageous considered, 4. 328; 
 in regard to the settlement of 
 land, 4. 156; on settlement of quit 
 rents and land grants, and reports 
 of S. C. committee on same, 1 1 . 
 61-65; to Earl Granville on lands 
 and his concessions on same, 5. 
 624-6. 
 
 proposed settlement of Protestants 
 
 considered, 4. 209, 210, 212, 214, 
 215. 
 
 quarrels with Johnston, 4. vi, vii. 
 
 quit rents due to in S. C. transferred 
 to N. C. accounts, 5. 629-630; re- 
 mitted to, 7. 783. 
 
 recommendation that his salary be 
 set off against his quit rents, 5. 
 927-928. 
 
 reports and official papers of 
 ment'd, 4. 612-613, 614. 
 
 reports discussed, 4. 268, 269; on 
 blank patents, etc., 4. 325-328; 
 that grants to are to be vacated, 
 5. 762. 
 
 residence, 5. 586-587. 
 
 Rice's answers to, 4. 1126-1127. 
 
 Rowan's answer to case against 
 himself, 4. 684-690, 690-698. 
 
 salary due to, 5. 631; transferred to 
 quit rents, 5. 808. 
 
 secretary and clerk of crown, 5. 338, 
 340, 353, 480. 
 
 sells land, 24. 332, 820. 
 
 settlers on lands of, 5. 742. 
 
 size of grants, 6. 574. 
 
 special grant to, 5. 629, 632. 
 
 submits to King's pleasure on 
 grants, 8. 52. 
 
 suffers from Cherokee wars, 5. liv. 
 
 suit against, 4. 1079, 1086; of Rowan 
 against, 4. 1092, 1093, 1095, 1107, 
 1109, 1121, 1127, 1139, 1141-2; 
 threatened by Allen, 4. 1144. 
 
 summarizes grants and appoints at- 
 torneys to prosecute Corbin, 5. 
 779-782. 
 
 summoned to council, 4. 1120. 
 
 surrenders grants, 7. 453-454; to be 
 accepted from, 5. 113. 
 
 time of settlement extended, 5. 626- 
 627, 628-629, 630, 808. 
 
 to advance interests of N. C, 7. 757. 
 
 to be made secretary of N. C, 5. 
 170. 
 
 to be protected in his rights, 7. 141. 
 
 to Board of Trade on case against 
 Johnston on land grants, etc., 4. 
 1100-1114; on condemnation of 
 rent roll bill in S. C, 11. 59-60; 
 on condition of his lands and re- 
 lation to Earl Granville, 5. 79-81; 
 on his address to free-holders on 
 land grants and quit rents, 11. 72- 
 73; on his grant, 4. 666-668, 668- 
 673, 1076-1081; on Johnston's 
 methods in N. C, 4. 241-2; on 
 
McCULLOH, HENRY, JR. 15 
 
 McCULLOH, HENRY E. 
 
 quit rents and public affairs, 4. 
 284-5; on rent roll bill, 4. 584; on 
 S. C. act to remedy rent roll, 1 1 . 
 102-3; on troubles with land 
 grants and quit rents, 1 1 . 105- 
 108; in S. C, 11. 45-54; . 
 
 to freeholders on regulation of land 
 grants and payment of quit rents, 
 11. 54-59. 
 
 to Hill on failure of Board of Trade 
 to support him, 11. 103-104. 
 
 to Johnston on duties and powers of 
 receiver general and commission- 
 er of quit rents, 4. 1129-1133. 
 
 to Pownall on his quit rents, 6. 1046- 
 1047. 
 
 transfers debt of Selwyn to Hunt 
 and Robinson, 5. 775-778. 
 
 witness against Johnston, 4. 932. 
 McCulloh, Henry, Jr., 4. 1100. 
 McCulloh, Mrs. Henry, 4. 1100. 
 McCulloh (McCulloch, McCullock), 
 Henry Eustace, 18. 414-415; 20. 
 319, 391, 400, 402; 21. 243, 272, 
 368, 369. 
 
 a J. P., 6. 775. 
 
 act to appoint as agent, 1 1 . 229-230, 
 237-239; 23. 854; 25. 518. 
 
 agent, 7. 918, 973; 8. 9, 11, 151; 9. 
 206; poor, 9. 999. 
 
 and confiscated lands, 21. 156. 
 
 asks for census of settlers on 
 Selwyn tract, 7. 278; restoration 
 of his property, 19. 505. 
 
 attorney for McCulloh grants, 6. 569- 
 573; for Selwyn, 6. 997; 7. 17-18. 
 
 bill for relief of purchasers of his 
 lands, 21. 284. 
 
 bond as receiver, 6. 1045-1046; can- 
 celled, 7. 783. 
 
 buys lands, 18. 49, 50, 289. 
 
 ch. com. of whole, 7. 319. 
 
 charges against and memorial on 
 Selwyn grants, 7. 10, 11, 12-31, 34- 
 35. 
 
 comes out to act for his father, 7. 
 14. 
 
 commissioned att'y of McCulloh 
 grants, 6. 532-536. 
 
 com. of assem. to on his employ- 
 ment as agent, 7. 877-869; on Ire- 
 dell's memorial for, 13. 586, 691- 
 692, 695-696, 711, 712. 
 
 complaints against, 7. 6. 
 
 excused from quit rents, 7. 676-77. 
 
 forfeiture of grants to considered, 
 7. 451-452. 
 
 grants land to Smith, 15. 201. 
 
 in council, 6. 758, 759-764, 767-799, 
 843-92, 1065-76, 1081-5, 1087-9,1098- 
 1164, 1220-1222, 1231-1241, 1247- 
 1257; 7. 137, 160, 271-279, 292- 
 341, 436-447, 451-454. 
 
 Indian lands of ment'd., 9. 830. 
 
 introduces bill for Purdie as printer, 
 
 6. 844-845. 
 
 Iredell petitions assembly In favor, 
 
 22. 896-7. 
 judge chancery ct, 6. 1042. 
 judgment against, 18. 193. 
 land grant surrendered, 7. 453-4, 455, 
 
 547; not surrendered, 9. 790; sold, 
 
 17. 416; 21. 707. 
 letter of to Board of Trade, 8. 164- 
 
 165. 
 memorial of persons buying lands 
 
 from, 18. 75; 19. 279, 406-407, 438- 
 
 439, 504, 553, 730, 733, 823; 20. 9; 
 
 21. 886, 951, 952; 22. 620; to 
 
 Tryon on census of grants, 7. 275- 
 
 278. 
 movements and life in America, 22. 
 
 896-9. 
 nominated for council, 6. 559. 
 observations on Indian lease, 7. 990. 
 on claims com., 22. 830, 840. 
 on com. of council, 6. 810, 819, 824, 
 
 848, 863, 903, 910, 1099, 1108, 1125, 
 
 1133, 1199, 1204, 1222, 1225, 1247, 
 
 1261, 1273; 7. 296, 297, 322, 346, 
 
 399. 
 on his conduct of Selwyn's business, 
 
 7. 17-31. 
 
 port coms'r, 23. 667. 
 
 presents memorial on resumption of 
 lands, 6. 773-775; petition on re- 
 venue law, 8. 61. 
 
 property confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 263, 424; 25. 114. 
 
 protest in favor of, 21. 166. 
 
 resigns from council, 8. 275, 493. 
 
 resolution on lands of, 20. 293, 474. 
 
 seeks to' subdivide lands, 5. xxxiii. 
 
 sells land, 19. 68; 24. 527; 25. 110- 
 11. 
 
 settlers on grant to, 7. 277. 
 
 son of Henry, 5. xxxiv. 
 
 still in council, 8. 168. 
 
 takes oath, 6. 1087; as councillor, 
 7. 271. 
 
 to Bennehan on private affairs, 9. 
 345. 
 
 to com. of cor. on currency and pub- 
 lic affairs, 8. 55-57; on public af- 
 
McCULLOH, JAMES 
 
 16 
 
 McDANIEL, DANIEL 
 
 fairs, 9. 10-12. 
 
 to Fanning on case of public affairs, 
 8. 223-5; on need of agent and 
 English politics, 7. 752-5; on riots 
 over Selwyn lands, 7. 32-34. 
 
 to give bond, 7. 444. 
 
 to Harvey (J) on agency and public 
 affairs, 8. 181-184; on his agency 
 and English politics, 8. 171-173; 
 on currency, agency, etc., S. 58- 
 60; on currency problems and 
 English politics, 7. 516-518; on 
 need of agent and public affairs, 
 7. 754, 755, 758. 
 
 to Hillsborough resigning from 
 council, 8. 220. 
 
 to Iredell on reconciliation, 10. 1026, 
 1027. 
 
 to prepare representation on S. C. 
 boundary, 6. 770, 775-779. 
 
 to present petition on currency, 8. 
 62. 
 
 to return list of settlers, 6. 1069. 
 
 to sec'y of state on petition of as- 
 sembly, 8. 50-51. 
 
 to take depositions, 6. 1067. 
 
 trouble over confiscated lands of, 
 21. 776, 777. 
 
 Tryon on land selling methods of, 
 7. 529-530. 
 
 wants estates restored, 17. 25, 43. 
 McCulIoh, James, 5. 617. 
 
 dead, 4. 1100. 
 
 settlers on tract of, 7. 277. 
 
 surrenders grants, 7. 453-454. 
 
 witness, 5. 772. 
 McCulIoh, John, fined, 10. 3. 
 McCulIoh, John, juror, 10. 2, 3. 
 McCulIoh, John, owes State, 21. 1069. 
 McCulIoh, Miss Penelope, 4. 1100. 
 
 land grants to in Anson Co., 6. 773. 
 
 settlers on grant to, 7. 277. 
 
 surrenders grants, 7. 453-454. 
 McCulIoh Grants, attorneys commis- 
 sioned for, 6. 532-536. 
 
 census of, 7. 275-278. 
 
 resumption of considered, 6. 718- 
 719. 
 McCullom, Levi, recommends Wel- 
 
 born, 9. 25-6. 
 McCullores, John, captain, 10. facing 
 
 680. 
 McCullough, Capt., defends Hanging 
 
 Rock, 15. 267. 
 McCullough, Alexander, in militia, 22. 
 398. 
 
 McCullough, Frans., army rank, 16.^ 
 1122. 
 
 McCullough, Jas., in militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McCullough, Jno., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 
 McCullough, John, collector, 18. 174, 
 181, 397, 413. 
 
 McCullough, John, in militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McCullough, John, prisoner, 14. 747. 
 
 McCullough, Sam'!, in militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McCullough, Wm., in militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McCumber, Humphrey, army rank, 16. 
 1117. 
 
 McCune, James, exempted, 9. 476. 
 
 McCurden's, inspection at, 25. 313. 
 
 McCurdy, Archd., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 
 McCurdy, Thomas, asks pardon for 
 Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 
 McCurdy, Wm., asks pardon for Fruit, 
 9. 93-4. 
 
 McCurdy, Wm., in militia, 22. 451. 
 
 McCwean. See McQueen. 
 
 McCwean, James, land grants to, 4. 
 353, 354. 
 
 McDade, James, parent entered, 6. 
 638. 
 
 McDade, James, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-2; 11. 250-2. 
 
 McDanel, Redman, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 
 MacDanel, Samul, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 
 McDaniel, , 19. 942. 
 
 McDaniel, , in assembly, 17. 335; 
 
 19. 354, 359. 
 
 McDaniel, , Indian trader, 22. 998, 
 
 999. 
 
 Mackdaniel, , law suit, 1. 394. 
 
 McDaniel, , receives pay for sold- 
 iers, 17. 232. 
 
 McDaniel, Mr., in assembly, 18. 300; 
 on com. of Assem., 18. 9, 237. 
 
 McDaniel, Alex., land grant to, 4. 280. 
 
 McDaniel, Andw., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 
 McDaniel, Arthur, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 MacDaniel (Mackdaniel, Maokdan, 
 Mackdanel), Charles, deserts land. 
 2. 226. 
 imports persons, 1. 395. 
 lands of, 1. 484. 
 law suit, 1. 482, 483, 486. 
 runs away, 1. 483. 
 
 McDaniel, Daniel, asks pardon for 
 Fruit, 9. 93-4. 
 
 McDaniel, Daniel, 3. bound over to 
 court; 2. 406, 414, 439, 444. 
 lapse patent to, 2. 675. 
 
McDANIEL, DAN. 
 
 17 Mcdonald, mrs. alex. 
 
 surety money paid for, 2. 508. 
 
 suspected of murder of Taylor, 2. 
 451, 456, 472, 492-3. 
 McDaniel, Dan., juror, 25. 190. 
 McDaniel, Daniel, loyalist, 10. 600. 
 McDaniel, Dorothy, petition of, 2. 
 
 573. 
 McDaniel, Eli, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 McDaniel, Eli, recommends Tories for 
 
 pardon, 16. 277. 
 Macl<daniel, Eliz., imported, 1. 395. 
 McDaniel, Geo., in militia, 22. 166. 
 McDaniel, Hen., ]uror, 25. 187. 
 McDaniel, Hugh, army rank, 18. 1111. 
 McDaniel, James, act for road from, 
 
 24. 98-9. 
 McDaniel, Jas., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 McDaniel (McDaniell), James, asks 
 for lapse patent, 2. 461. 
 
 juror, 2. 552, 712. 
 
 law suit, 2. 90. 
 
 tried for robbery, 2. 415, 440. 
 McDaniel, James, exempted, 4. 128. 
 McDaniel, James, juror, 4. 518. 
 McDaniel, James, juror, 25. 187. 
 McDaniel, James, land patents to, 6. 
 1083. 
 
 resurvey to, 7. 119. 
 McDaniel, James, lieut, 22. 142. 
 McDaniel, James, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 McDaniel, John, in militia, 17. 1059. 
 McDaniel, John, indicted as regulator, 
 
 8. 532. 
 
 McDaniel, John, juror, 25. 187. 
 McDaniel, John, land grant to, 4. 947. 
 McDaniel, John, land lapses, 2. 675. 
 McDaniel, John, Jr., petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-809. 
 
 McDaniel, Jos., army rank, 18. 1116. 
 
 McDaniel, Joseph, asks relief from 
 churcb tax, 9. 95-96. 
 
 McDaniel, Joseph, re-enlists, 15. 749. 
 
 McDaniel, Joshua, in militia, 22. 347. 
 
 McDaniel, Miles, juror, 4. 518. 
 
 McDaniel, Owen, petition, 2. 380. 
 
 McDaniel, Owen, juror, 4. 521. 
 
 McDaniel, Thos., in army, 13. 524. 
 
 McDaniel, Thos., in militia, 22. 165. 
 
 McDaniel, Wm., Caswell to on State 
 tobacco, 18. 586. 
 
 McDaniel, Wm., ensign, 10. 625. 
 
 McDaniel, Wm., juror, 25. 187. 
 
 McDaniel, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 
 249. 
 
 McDaniel, Wm. Grey (Gray), boun- 
 dary coms'r, 24. 839. 
 resigns as J. P., 17. 295. 
 
 McDaniell, John, law suit, 2. 91, 103. 
 
 McDaniels, James, bill for road from 
 
 house of, 13. 866, 878, 886, 951, 
 
 969, 974. 
 McDanil, Jacob, regulator, 7. 733. 
 McDanold, Caleb, in militia, 22. 352. 
 McDanold, Jas., in militia, 22. 325. 
 McDonold, Jno., in militia, 22. 352. 
 McDead, Wm., land grant to, 4. 896. 
 McDeed, James, land patent to, 6. 
 
 332. 
 McDermed, John, petition, 21. 812, 
 
 977, 980. 
 McDermet, Michael, respited, 4. 597. 
 McDermid, Malcom, army rank, 18. 
 
 1119. 
 McDoell, Jno., in militia, 22. 263. 
 McDonal, John, Sr., petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-809. 
 
 McDonald, , letter ment'd, 17. 
 
 275. 
 
 McDonald, Mr., 9. 1068. 
 
 McDonald, Mrs., 9. 1068. 
 
 McDonald, Mrs., to leave State, 13. 
 64, 65. 
 
 McDonald, Capt., armies in Wilming- 
 ton, 16. 560. 
 
 McDonald, Col., 10. 119. 
 
 McDonald, Col., regt. of commanded 
 by Marion, 14. 726. 
 
 McDonald, Maj., to raise loyal troops, 
 
 10. 325. 
 
 McDonald, Alex., army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1113. 
 building coms'r, 24. 645, 771. 
 McDonald, Alex., enlists, 22. 446. 
 McDonald, Alexr., major, 10. 207. 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 10. 441-3. 
 paroled, 10. 830-831. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 
 10. 888-889. 
 prisoner, 10. 486; 11. 370. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 McDonald, Alexander, petition for 
 
 land refused, 9. 303-304. 
 McDonald, Alexander, proposes to mi- 
 grate to N. C, 8. 620, 621-622. 
 McDonald, Alexr., resolve in favor of,. 
 
 18. 744, 797-798. 
 McDonald, Alexander (Condrach), loy- 
 alist, 10. 595. 
 sent to Pbila., 11. 294. 
 McDonald, Alex, (son of Allen), pa- 
 roled, 10. 515. 
 McDonald, Alexr. (son of Kingsbor- 
 
 ougb), loyalist, 10. 595. 
 McDonald, Mrs. Alex., resolve in fav- 
 or of, 13. 744, 797-798. 
 
 3-3 
 
Mcdonald, allen 
 
 18 
 
 Mcdonald, james 
 
 McDonald, Allen (of Kingsboro), 10. 
 125, 595. 
 loyalist, 10. 599. 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 10. 441-443. 
 paroled, 10. 509. 
 prisoner, 10. 486. 
 raises company of loyalists, 10. 
 
 325. 
 recommended for major, 10. 47. 
 reports on treatment of Moore's 
 
 Creek prisoners, 1 1 . 766. 
 sent to PMla., 11. 294. 
 son paroled, 10. 515. 
 
 to on his fortunes on the way 
 
 to Phila. as prisoner, 11. 295-296. 
 to be questioned on his attitude, 10. 
 65. 
 McDonald, Andrew, army pay, 17.231. 
 McDonald, Angus, goes to N. C. to 
 get release of Moore's Creek 
 prisoners, 1 1 . 401-402. 
 loyalist, 10. 596. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 
 10. 888-889. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 McDonald, Arch'd, in militia, 22. 412. 
 McDonald, Arch'd, in militia, 22. 473. 
 McDonald, Arthur, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1113. 
 McDonald, Benj., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McDonald, Call, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McDonald, Cudrick, 10. 560. 
 McDonald, Daniel, army rank, 16. 
 
 1120. 
 McDonald, Daniel, prisoner, 10. 486. 
 McDonald, Daniel, prisoner, 14. 612. 
 McDonald, Daniel, tory officer, 22. 
 
 210. 
 McDonald, Gen. Donald, 10. 595, 596, 
 597, 598, 600, 602, 603, 828; 11. 
 295; 12. 99; 22. 97. 
 allowed time to prepare for trip, 
 
 15. 765. 
 character, 17. 11. 
 commands loyalists, 10. 454. 
 composition of troops, 10. xxvi. 
 correspondence with Moore on sub- 
 mission to King, 11. 276-279. 
 defeated at Moore's Creek, 11. xvli. 
 erects King's standard in N. C, 10. 
 
 xil. 
 exchanged, 15. 764. 
 issues orders for raising King's 
 
 standard, 10. 441, 443-4. 
 manifesto erecting royal standard, 
 
 10. 429-430. 
 paroled, 10. 503, 5Q9, 1032. 
 
 prisoner, 11. 281, 285, 290, 482, 486. 
 sent out of N. C, 10. 1034; to 
 
 Phila., 11. 294. 
 size of army, 11. 283. 
 to Secretary of War on his treat- 
 ment while a prisoner, 15. 764- 
 765. 
 to be sent to Halifax, 10. 477. 
 McDonald, Findley, army rank, 16. 
 
 1120. 
 McDonald, Flora, 5. 1197. 
 McDonald, George, army rank, 16. 
 
 1110. 
 McDonald, George, deserter, 11. 834. 
 McDonald, Hugh, 21. 436. 
 allowance to, 18. 200, 445. 
 discharged by Prov. Cong., 10. 584. 
 extract from Revolutionary journal 
 
 of, 11. 828-837. 
 petition, 20. 127, 572, 588; 21. 130, 
 137, 169, 176. 
 McDonald, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1113. 
 McDonald, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McDonald, Hugh, loyalist, 10. 603. 
 McDonald, Hugh, proposes to migrate 
 
 to N. C, 8. 620, 621-622. 
 McDonald, Hugh, petition for land re- 
 fused, 9. 303-4. 
 McDonald, James, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 McDonald, James, in assembly, 17. 
 265, 266, 293(?), 304, 354, 359, 365, 
 366, 387, 391, 394, 395, 409, 425; 
 18. 227, 228, 257, 284, 300, 311, 312, 
 317, 344, 345, 346, 350, 361, 362, 
 389, 399, 412(?), 429, 445, 468. 469, 
 470, 471; 19. 264, 270, 282, 286, 
 295, 490, 613, 614, 643, 667, 671, 
 677, 688. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 7, 14, 27, 35. 
 memorial, 18. Ill, 126, 351. 
 officer, 18. 450, 459. 
 resigns from Cumberland troops, 
 
 20. 688-689, 700. 
 to Martin on movements of Span- 
 ish, 17. 519, 521. 
 McDonald, James, army pay, 17. 234. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1122. 
 McDonald, James, discharged by 
 Prov. Cong., 10. 584. 
 letter to laid before assembly, 12. 
 
 4. 
 loyalist, 10. 596, 598. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 
 10. 888-889. 
 prisoner, 22. 924. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 McDonald, James, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McDonald, James, petitions for land 
 
Mcdonald, james 
 
 19 McDOUGALL, SAMUEL 
 
 grant, 8. 620, 621-622, 629; denied, 
 
 9. 303-304. 
 
 McDonald, James, petitions for new 
 
 charter, 9. 79-80. 
 McDonald, James, Jr., officer, 18. 450, 
 
 459. 
 McDonald, John, deposition on illegal 
 
 fees, 7. 777. 
 McDonald, John, discharged by Prov. 
 
 Cong., 10. 584. 
 loyalist, 10. 596, 603. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 
 10. 888-889. 
 
 sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 takes oath, 22. 949. 
 McDonald, John, imprisoned, 4. 530. 
 McDonald, John, juror, 8. 72. 
 McDonald, John, on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McDonald, Jona., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 McDonald, Joseph, claims allowed, 9. 
 
 953. 
 McDonald, Joseph, in army, 15. 718. 
 MacDonald, Kennith, loyalist, 10. 597. 
 prisoner, 10. 486. 
 sec'y to Gen. McDonald, 10. 430. 
 sent to Phila., 1 1 . 295. 
 McDonald, Lach., prisoner, 11. 370. 
 McDonald, Larkin, army pay, 17. 234. 
 
 army rank, 18. 1119. 
 McDonald, Lauchlin, paroled, 10. 830- 
 
 831. 
 McDonald, Malcolm, army rank, 16. 
 
 1113. 
 McDonald, Martin, certificate lost, 19. 
 
 297. 
 McDonald, Normand, petitions for 
 
 land grant, 8. 620, 621-622, 629; 
 
 refused, 9. 303-304. 
 McDonald, Patrick, land grant to, 4, 
 
 1039-40. 
 McDonald, SamI, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 McDonald, Sorril, discharged from 
 
 Prov. Cong., 10. 521. 
 McDonald, Thomas, army pay, 17. 
 
 232. 
 army rank, 16. 1109. 
 McDonald, Thos., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 McDonald, Thos., deserter, 11. 834. 
 McDonald, Zach., deserter, 11. 834. 
 McDonald family, loyal, 10. 47. 
 McDonald's, join Pretender, 5. 1195. 
 McDonald's Mill, 21. 757, 907, 908, 
 
 910, 921. 
 McDonall, Geo., in militia, 22. 398. 
 McDonel, Davd., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 McDonnel, , Highland officers, 10. 
 
 117. 
 
 McDonnel, J., pays money to S. C, 9. 
 
 1153. 
 McDonnell, John, excused from pay- 
 ment to S. C, 9. 1151. 
 goods of sold by S. C, 9. 1118, 1122. 
 refuses to sign association of C. C, 
 
 9. 1152. 
 McDonnell, Wm. Gray, resigns as J. 
 
 P., 20. 22, 24. 
 McDonnock, Jno., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McDonough, Thos., speaker, 18. 655. 
 McDormid, Malcolm, army pay, 17. 
 
 230. 
 MacDougal, , commands N. C. 
 
 troops, 11. 683. 
 McDougal, Alex., on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-10. 
 McDougal, Dougal, army rank, 16. 
 
 1119. 
 McDougal, Peter, in army, 13. 507. 
 McDougafd, , commands the Nep- 
 tune, 13. 332, 333. 
 McDougald, Col., goes to N. Y., 15. 
 
 262. 
 McDougald, Alex., immigrant, 7. 543. 
 McDougald, Alexander, immigrant, 7. 
 
 544. 
 McDougald, Alexander, immigrant, 7. 
 
 543. 
 McDougald, Alexander, petitions on 
 
 roads and ferries, 5. 164-6. 
 McDougald, Angus, immigrant, 7. 543. 
 McDougald, Donald, immigrant, 7. 543. 
 McDougald, Donald, immigrant, 7. 
 
 544. 
 McDougald, Dougald, Immigrant, 7. 
 
 543. 
 McDougald, John, immigrant, 7. 543. 
 McDougald, Malcolm, immigrant, 7. 
 
 543. 
 McDougald, Peggy, immigrant, 7. 
 
 544. 
 McDougall, Mr., 21. 467. 
 McDougall, Maj. Gen. Alex., 12. 513, 
 
 516, 522, 525, 529, 531, 534, 537, 
 
 538; 14. 332. 
 and army memorial, 16. 943. 
 in battle of Germantown, 1 1 . 643. 
 location, 13. 496; at Germantown, 
 
 11. 784. 
 McDougall, Archibald, army pay, 17. 
 
 231. 
 McDougall, Dun., paroled, 10. 830-831. 
 McDougall, Duncan, prisoner, 11. 
 
 370. 
 McDougall, Samuel, chaplain of as- 
 
 sem., 20. 124, 304. 
 
McDOUGAN, COL. 
 
 20 
 
 McDowell, charles 
 
 McDougan, Col., captures Burke, 22. 
 
 102. 
 McDouge, James, in army, 15. 733. 
 McDoughnell, John, road coms'r, 23. 
 
 910. 
 McDounaugh, Andrew, doorkeeper, 4. 
 
 1319. 
 McDowal, Mrs., land patent to, 6. 342. 
 McDowal, Jno., in militia, 22. 385. ' 
 McDowal, Peter, army rank, 16. 1111. 
 McDowall, Charles, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1242. 
 McDowall, Geo., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 McDowall, James, a J. P., 4. 1118. 
 agrees not to attend assembly, 4. 
 1193. 
 McDowall, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 
 
 952, 961, 1033. 
 McDowall, Margaret, letters of, 21. 
 
 257. 
 McDowall, Mary, patent corrected, 6. 
 
 1085. 
 McDowall, Randall, suit against, 10. 
 
 670. 
 McDowel, Col., besieged, 10. 669. 
 McDowel, Chas., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 McDowel, James, on com. of assem- 
 bly, 4. 823. 
 McDowel, Jesse, in army, 13. 514. 
 McDowel, Stephen, army pay, 17. 
 231. 
 
 McDowell, . 10. 713. 
 
 McDowell, , 21. 550. 
 
 Macdowell (McDowell), quoted, 6. 
 
 991. 
 McDowell, Mr., in assem., 22. 655. 
 
 pany of, 10. 319. 
 McDowell, Mr., to bring powder to N. 
 
 C'., 10. 727-728. 
 McDowell, Capt., payment by corn- 
 McDowell (McDowal, McDowel), Col., 
 14. 615; 15. 705, 706. 
 and Packolet skirmish, 15. 171. 
 Br. sent against, 14. 659; 15. 90. 
 in Burke Co., 14. 615-616. 
 on cattle for army, 14. 429. 
 threatened by Br., 14. 404. 
 to visit Gates, 14. 664. 
 troops of on Catawba River, 14. 
 778. 
 McDowell (McDowall, McDowel), Gen. 
 Charles, 10. 320; 17. 115, 380; 21. 
 508, 530; 22. 139. 
 a J. P., 23. 994. 
 and King's Mtn. campaign, 15. xi, 
 
 132, 133, 134, 135, 163. 
 asked for against Franklin, 21. 460. 
 asks for new county, 9. 92. 
 
 brig, gen., 19. 119, 123. 
 
 captain, 10. 320. 
 
 commands against Cherokees, 10. 
 897; 18. 405. 
 
 coms'r on boundary, 24. 302; on 
 pension claims, 24. 736; on pub. 
 buildings, 24. 29, 149, 150; on 
 road, 24. 135; on schools, 24. 
 535, 690; on town, 24. 698; to 
 hold Indian treaty, 21. 635. 
 
 correspondence with Johnston on 
 Indian affairs, 21. 546-547, 550. 
 
 courtmartialed, 16. 101, 102; 19. 
 64, 70. 
 
 in assembly, 12. 125, 148, 165, 201, 
 219, 252, 568, 588; 18. 11, 18, 20, 
 23, 24, 45, 59, 61, 69, 80, 89, 90, 92, 
 98, 112, 118, 122, 134, 136, 161, 
 184, 185, 188, 218, 297, 311, 312, 
 317, 344, 345, 346, 351, 357, 361, 
 362, 370, 389, 399, 412, 429, 440, 
 443, 445, 468, 469, 470, 471; 19. 
 60, 65, 73, 78, 79, 82, 89, 115, 116, 
 129, 130, 149, 150, 151, 162, 168, 
 169, 177, 211. 215, 218, 267, 268, 
 282, 325, 334, 342, 355, 416, 430, 
 432, 440, 460, 463, 467, 487, 536, 
 552, 584, 650; 20. 4, 5, 6, 9, 14, 16, 
 
 20, 22, 25, 26, 39, 46, 68, 69, 76, 
 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 89, 91, 92, 99, 
 102, 168, 169, 343, 344, 358, 359, 
 369, 372, 380, 416, 426, 427, 431, 
 434, 437, 455, 473, 476, 478, 483, 
 505, 514, 516, 519, 520, 525, 526, 
 527, 536, 541, 543, 544, 546, 550, 
 554, 558, 567, 569, 570, 576, 687; 
 
 21. 16, 61, 81, 100, 116, 140, 250, 
 270, 274, 275, 276, 324, 618, 619, 
 620, 622, 623, 643, 671, 672, 673, 
 679, 691, 694, 696, 697, 725, 726, 
 727, 728, 753. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 25, 29, 31, 34. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 47, 48. 
 instructions on Cherokee treaty, 16. 
 
 710-711; 19. 905-906. 
 juror, 22. 501. 
 lieut. col., 10. 532. 
 Martin to on Cherokee campaign, 
 
 16. 696, 697-&; on Cherokee pris- 
 oners, 16. 800, 856, 857. 
 
 memorial, 20. 66-7, 108, 217, 394, 
 396; considered, 17. 358; granted, 
 
 17. 418. 
 
 militia under, 18. 786. 
 money not supplied to, 17. 407. 
 nom. as colonel and general, 16. 
 148, 168, 175; as Indian coms'r, 
 
Mcdowell, charles 
 
 21 
 
 Mcdowell, Joseph 
 
 20. 557; 21. 117; for C. of S., 21. 
 
 778, 935. 
 number troops under, 19. 996. 
 on com. of Assem., 12. 138, 170, 
 202, 301, 345-346, 381; 18. 15, 28, 
 30, 78, 83, 91, 98, 102, 206, 207, 218, 
 242, 243, 258, 263, 292, 309, 316, 
 323, 334, 348, 395, 400, 431. 
 on com. of cor., 8. 1073. 
 on Rowan S. C, 10. 279, 281, 432. 
 ordered to enroll volunteers, 16. xi. 
 recommended as business agent for 
 
 Cherokee treaty, 1 1 . 568. 
 sent against Cherokees, 16. 450, 
 
 461. 
 should give help against Franklin, 
 
 22. 717. 
 to drive intruders off Indian lands, 
 
 16. 810;; 17. 16. 
 to make talk to Cherokees, 12. 780, 
 
 840. 
 to receive documents, 21. 173. 
 to visit Gates, 15. 373. 
 too slow for King's Mtn. movement 
 and goes express to Morgan and 
 Davidson, 15. 106. 
 troops of dispersed by Ferguson, 
 15. 132, 133. 
 McDowell, Charles, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1250. 
 McDowell, Eleanor, caveat heard, 6. 
 
 342. 
 McDowell, Hugh, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 McDowell, James, administers on es- 
 tate, 4. 1125. 
 in assembly, 4. 816, 822, 827, 829, 
 1181. 
 McDowell, Jese, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 McDowell, Jno., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 McDowell, John, asks for new county, 
 
 8. 92. 
 MacDowell, (MacDowd), Rev. John, 
 books delivered to, 6. 221. 
 books sent to, 7. 98. 
 dead, 6. 1039, 1041, 1047, 1048. 
 Dobbs recommends, 6. 233, 235. 
 recommended by St. James Parish, 
 
 6. 239. 
 to S. P. G. on his sickness, 6. 977-8; 
 on his work, 6. 224-6, 552-8, 561-2, 
 567-8, 728-31; and its difficulties, 
 6. 235-9; and salary, 6. 966-7. 
 vestry recommends, 6. 232-3; on his 
 work, 6. 537-8. 
 McDowell, John, road coms'r, 24. 135. 
 McDowell, Jno., tax collector, 18. 706. 
 McDowell, Col. Joseph, 21. 550, 764; 
 
 22. 99, 158. 
 
 calls out militia, 17. 803. 
 
 Caswell to on C. of S., 20. 638. 
 
 coms'r. on building, 24. 604. 
 
 in assembly, 16. 1, 50, 127, 153, 156, 
 165; 17. 264, 269, 288, 293, 354, 
 359, 365, 366, 368, 386, 387, 391, 
 392, 394, 395, 406, 410, 413, 425; 
 17. 884, 936, 947, 948, 953, 963; 18. 
 238, 241, 246, 284, 323; 19.233,334, 
 342, 355, 384,392,396,397,398,511, 
 549, 550, 571, 577, 613, 614, 622, 
 624, 627, 643, 644, 714, 760, 767, 
 776; 20. 7, 90, 93, 127, 128, 130, 
 134, 137, 139, 153, 165, 166, 167, 
 172, 180, 203, 204, 211, 220, 230, 
 231, 235, 237, 238, 239, 240, 248, 
 252, 273, 275, 277, 285, 287, 288, 
 312, 313, 318, 344, 345, 386, 428, 
 434, 462, 479, 483, 511, 520, 521, 
 541; 20. 550; 21. 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 12, 
 
 20, 47, 51, 52, 53, 55, 60, 61, 67, 68, 
 74, 77, 98, 102, 109, 111, 115, 121, 
 130, 133, 139, 160, 174, 175, 179, 
 187, 189, 193, 195, 199, 207, 209, 
 213, 224, 229, 234, 241, 248, 251, 
 252, 253, 254, 256, 261, 264, 274, 
 275, 288, 294, 297, 300, 305, 329, 
 332, 344, 346, 367, 393, 431, 433, 
 436, 578, 584, 588, 595, 597, 604, 
 613, 614, 620, 645, 648, 729, 730, 
 732, 733, 738, 747, 749, 756, 757, 
 760, 763, 774, 777,' 780, 781, 784,, 
 786, 787, 795, 799, 802, 805, 814, 
 815, 816, 819, 822, 839, 840, 843, 
 845, 846, 847, 850, 852, 860, 862, 
 867, 868, 875, 881, 886, 896, 916, 
 928, 930, 944, 950, 966, 974, 978, 
 983, 986, 991, 1016, 1018, 1024, 1026, 
 1032. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 7, 25, 27, 30, 
 
 31, 34. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 46, 49. 
 in C. C, 20. 230, 270, 423, 455; 
 
 21. 494. 
 
 in Federal Conv., 20. 538, 542, 544. 
 
 It. col., 20. 272, 460. 
 
 losses at King's Mtn., 14. 675. 
 
 nom. as Indian coms'r, 21. 117; for 
 Fed. Conv., 21. 94, 100; for C. of 
 S., 18. 114, 122, 174, 189, 340, 347, 
 397, 420, 451, 459; for U. S. Sena- 
 tor, 21. 253, 266, 614, 623. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 16. 101, 112, 
 116; 17. 277, 278, 295, 302, 314, 
 360, 386, 401, 844, 850, 937, 938, 
 946; 18. 15, 28, 31, 58, 94, 98, 102, 
 127, 177, 245, 264, 329, 334, 
 
Mcdowell, Joseph, 
 
 22 
 
 McELYA, WM. 
 
 orders ment'd, 16. 638. 
 
 paper to, 16. 470. 
 
 petition on Martinique debt, 21. 
 
 252. 
 pursues Ferguson, 15. 94. 
 troops dispersed by Ferguson, 15. 
 
 132, 133. 
 trustee Univ., 25. 22. 
 McDowell, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 
 
 959. 
 McDowell, Jos., (Tory), takes oath, 
 
 22. 503, 
 McDowell (McDowall), Jos., Jr., ex- 
 tends Burke-Rutherford boundary, 
 24. 957. 
 goes against Cherokees, 10. 713. 
 in assem., 20. 127, 128, 130, 133, 147, 
 166, 180, 195, 230, 238, 239, 240, 
 246, 275, 285, 286, 287, 285, 287, 
 288, 314, 374, 479, 483; 21. 1, 3, 6, 
 7, 12, 41, 47, 52, 66, 67, 68, 74, 77, 79, 
 109, 115, 121, 130, 133, 154, 160, 
 166, 179, 189, 244, 252, 264, 268, 
 288, 294, 300, 305, 334, 344, 346, 
 367, 372, 379, 383, 398, 403, 411, 
 433, 623, 624, 766, 784, 797, 799, 
 818, 847, 859, 871, 873, 875, 899, 
 916, 918, 919, 924, 929, 930, 931, 
 937, 939, 941, 946, 947, 958, 962, 
 965, 969, 980, 985, 999, 1003, 1004, 
 1006, 1007, 1008, 1012, 1013, 1021, 
 1030, 1041, 1050. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 7, 12, 26, 27, 
 
 31, 35. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 47, 48. 
 nom. as Indian coms'r, 20. 561. 
 McDowell, Joseph, Sr., goes against 
 
 Cherokees, 10. 713. 
 McDowell, Matt., witnesses treaty, 
 
 18. 515. 
 McDowell, Randal, patroler, 10. 451. 
 McDowell, Robert, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1047. 
 McDowell, Thos., tory officer, 22. 197. 
 McDowell Co., Cherokees invade, 10. 
 
 712. 
 McDowg, Jas., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 McDowg, Sam'l., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 McDuel, Lt., in militia, 15. 399. 
 McDuffey, Daniel, congratulates 
 
 Dobbs, 5. 334-335. 
 McDuffle, Mr., on regulator campaign, 
 
 8. 603. 
 McDuffie, August, enlists, 22. 447. 
 McDuffle, Daniel, 22. 412. 
 McDuffie, Daniel, petitions on roads 
 and ferries, 5. 164-6. 
 
 McDuffie, John, petitions for Mc- 
 
 Dugal, 9. 683-5. 
 McDuffie, Neil, provision returns by, 
 22. 465, 466, 469, 477, 478, 484. 
 receipts for Burgwin and Co., 22. 
 
 472. 
 returns of, 22. 443. 
 McDugal, Gen., reinforces Washing- 
 ton, 11. 636, 639; 22. 971. 
 McDugal, Jas., in militia, 22. 398. 
 McDugal, James, offers to take oath, 
 
 14. 200, 203. 
 McDugal, Reynold, condemned for 
 murder and petition for, 9. 683- 
 685, 687. 
 pardoned, 9. 816, 994. 
 reprieved, 9. 687. 
 McDugald, Col. Archibald, joins Fan- 
 ning, 22. 206, 238. 
 surrenders, 22. 215, 216. 
 takes command of Tories, 22. 207, 
 208, 210, 238; Tory officer, 22. 
 199. 
 McDugald, James, land grant asked 
 
 for, 4. 453. 
 Mace, Mr., 5. 1211. 
 Mace, John, memorial, 20. 200, 203. 
 Mace, Thos., lands to be resurveyed, 
 
 4. 217. 
 
 Mace, Wm., administration issued to, 
 
 6. 759. 
 Mace, Wm., estate administered on, 
 
 6. 759. 
 Mace, Wm., land grants to, 4. 594, 
 
 643. 
 Mace, Wm., road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Mace, Wm., Sr., claim allowed, 5. 980. 
 Mace bearer, nomination for, 5. 714. 
 McEachen, James, claims allowed, 10. 
 
 574. 
 McEachern, Archibald, loyalist, 10. 
 
 598. 
 McEahon, James, forced to betray 
 
 secrets, 10. 603. 
 MoEbbe, Joshua, army pay, 17. 232. 
 McEller, John, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McEllwee, Jas., in militia, 22. 395. 
 McElman, James, deputy surveyor, 
 
 5. 814. 
 
 McElroy, John, witness, 6. 992-993. 
 McElroy, SamI, army rank, 16. 1112. 
 McElroy, Wm., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 McElvea, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 McElvee, Wm., petitions on land 
 
 grants, 11. 250-253. 
 McElver, Wm., petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262. 
 McElya, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
McENBURG, HUMPHY 
 
 23 
 
 McGAMMIS, WILLIAM 
 
 McEnburg, Humphy, in N. C. battal- 
 ion, 13. 343. 
 
 McEndar, Dennis, in militia, 22. 810. 
 
 McEntire. See Mclntire, Mclntyre. 
 
 McEntire, James, on character of 
 Mills, 10. 609-610. 
 
 McEntire, Robt., petitions, 19. 934. 
 
 iVIcEntire, Wm., sick, 11. 729. 
 
 McFadden, Capt., pursues Indians, 10. 
 896, 897. 
 
 IVIcFadden, James, juror, 22. 502, 503, 
 505. 
 
 IVIcFaddon, Adam, ensign, 10. 519. 
 
 McFaddon, Thos., in militia, 22. 395. 
 
 McFaddon, Thomas, petition on rent, 
 
 9. 46-47. 
 
 McFaden, Jeremiali, exempted, 9. 
 458. 
 
 IVIcFailin, Alexr, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 McFall, IVlary, petition and bill in 
 favor of, 21. 232, 310, 311, 395, 
 600. 
 
 IVIcFall, Neil, 21. 310. 
 road coms'r, 23. 908. 
 
 McFalls, , pardoned at King's 
 
 Mtn., 10. 712-713. 
 
 iVIcFalis, IVlrs. scalped, 10. 712. 
 
 IVIcFalls, Arthur, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 IVIcFalls' Mills, 22. 205, 206. 
 Tories at, 15. 590; 22. 546, 549, 550. 
 
 McFalter, Hennegan, exempted, 6. 
 912. 
 
 McFalter, John, exempted, 6. 912. 
 
 McFarlan, Daniel, to petition Proprie- 
 tors, 2. 244. 
 
 McFarland, Mr., 9. 1230. 
 
 McFarland, Alexr, petitions for par- 
 don, 19. 525, 527. 
 
 McFarland, David, in assembly, 25. 
 159. 
 
 McFarland, Duncan, in Conv. 1789, 22. 
 38, 46, 49. 
 
 McFarland, J no., in militia, 22. 384. 
 
 McFarland, J no., petitions, 19. 935. 
 
 McFarland, John, watch restored to, 
 
 10. 8. 
 
 McFarland, 'Malcolm, petitions for Mc- 
 
 Dugal, 9. 683-685. 
 McFarland, Peter, petitions, 19. 935. 
 McFarland, Thos., petitions, 19. 935. 
 McFarland, Wm., petitions, 19. 935. 
 McFarland's, 5. 1212. 
 McFartane, Morgan, army rank, 16. 
 
 1120, 
 McFarlen, John, land patent to, 6. 
 
 341. 
 McFarlin, Alexr, in army, 15. 723. 
 McFarlin, Daniel, exempted, 7. 583. 
 
 McFarlin, Dan'l, vestryman, 2. 209; 
 23. 8. 
 
 McFarlin, James, deposition on Indian 
 skirmishes, 12. 71. 
 
 McFarlin, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 M'Farlin, John, town coms'r., 24. 993. 
 
 McFarlin, Wm., claims allowed, 22. 
 403. 
 
 McFarling, Capt., commands priva- 
 teer, 13. 418. 
 
 McFarling, John, petitions for divis- 
 ion of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 McFarling, Peter, petitions, 19. 934. 
 
 McFarmer, Thomas, army pay, 17. 
 231. 
 
 McFarring, , fined, 9. 652. 
 
 McFarring, James, fined, 9. 652. 
 
 McFarshion, Henry, army pay, 17. 
 231. 
 
 McFarter, Archibald, rights proved, 
 4. 603. 
 
 McFashin, Caleb, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 Mackfashion, Daniel, asks for lapse 
 patent, 2. 452. 
 
 McFashon, J no., in militia, 22. 323. 
 
 Mc Father, Daniel, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McFather, John, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McFatter, Dan I., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 
 McFeeters, Chas., in militia, 22. 281. 
 
 M'Feren, Jas., in militia, 22. 397. 
 
 McFerren, , charges of, 6. 782- 
 
 783. .'1 
 
 McFerson, , to be defeated, 14. 
 
 464. ' '! 
 
 McFerson, John, land grant asked for, 
 4. 453. 
 
 McFerson, Robert, land grant to, 4. 
 1242-1243. 
 
 McFeters, Daniel, resurvey to, 8. 272. 
 
 McFoster, Simon, army pay, 17. 233.' 
 
 McFurson, Andrew, refuses to pay 
 tax, 2. 141, 142. 
 
 McFurson, Daniel, refuses to pay 
 tax, 2. 141, 142. 
 
 McGachey, Neil I, enlists, 22. 445. 
 
 McGaghey, John, in militia, 17. 1056. 
 
 McGahey, James, ensign, 10. 320. 
 
 McGalphin, Mr., 11. 161. 
 
 McGammis, Adam, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 
 McGammis, James, petition on separa-i 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 
 McGammis, Thomas, petition on 
 separation, 22. 705-10. 
 
 McGammis, William, petition on sep- 
 aration, 22. 705-10. 
 
McGARA, WM. 
 
 24 
 
 McGiST,- 
 
 McGara, Wm., prisoner, 16. 483. 
 McGarrett, George, army rank, 17. 
 
 231. 
 McGaskey, John, fined, 9. 652. 
 McGaskey, John, Indian claim against, 
 
 5. 31, 35. 
 
 McGaunds, Jno., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 McGaw, Col., position of regt. in army, 
 
 12. 509. 
 McGaw, Neel, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 McGaw, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1242. 
 
 McGee, , in assem., 19. 151. 
 
 McGee, Capt., payment to, 22. 442. 
 McGee, Andrew, land grants to, 4. 
 
 950, 1034. 
 McGee, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 1242. 
 McGee, Harmon, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 McGee, James, land grants to, 4. 950, 
 
 1034. 
 McGee, John, a J. P., 5. 813. 
 M'Gee, John, act for him to inherit 
 
 and recover estate, 24. 986. 
 asks pardon for Welborn, 9. 26-7. 
 bill for goods, 22. 455. 
 bill to recover estate, 20. 492, 501, 
 
 505; 21. 20, 24, 39, 41. 
 estate settled, 17. 722. 
 McGee, John, claims, 9. 487. 
 McGee, John, claim allowed, 5. 979; 
 
 6. 742. 
 
 McGee, John, land grant to, 4. 950, 
 
 1034, 1039, 1238, 1240, 1242. 
 McGee, John, recommends Welborn, 
 
 9. 25-26. 
 McGee, John, to be capt. of militia, 
 
 5. 365. 
 McGee, Lawrence, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 242. 
 M'Gee, Michael, 24. 986. 
 M'Gee, Michael, 24. 986. 
 M'Gee, Moses, 24. 986. 
 McGee, Peter, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 army rank, 15. 720; 16. 1108. 
 McGee, Robert, land grant to, 4. 631. 
 M'Gee, Wm., coms'r to locate C. H., 
 
 25. 246. 
 in assembly, 6. 428, 470, 514. 
 McGee, Wm., land grant to, 4. 761 
 
 1242, 1248. 
 McGee, Wm., wounded, 18. 609. 
 McGees, John, land grant to, 4. 952. 
 McGee's, 19. 841. 
 
 McGehee, Thos., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 McGehee, Wm., In assembly, 6. 351, 
 
 362, 377, 378, 379, 428, 470, 484, 
 
 514; on com. of Assem., 6. 364. 
 MeGennis, Jno., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 McGew, Laurence, asks for lapsed 
 
 land, 2. 302. 
 McGlbban, Nell, army rank, 16. 1108. 
 McGlbbany, Patrick, ensign, 10. 943. 
 McGibbony, Lieut., on ct. of inquiry, 
 15. 709. 
 on court martial, 13. 370. 
 stores to, 15. 597. 
 McGibbony, Patk., army rank, 16. 
 
 1110. 
 McGIII, Capt., given permission to 
 
 clear for N. Y., 10. 279. 
 McGill, Maj., 14. 530, 577, 578, 631, 
 635, 705. 
 arrives at Richmond, 14. 575. 
 to his father on battle of Camden, 
 14. 584-585. 
 McGill, Arch., land grant asked for, 
 
 4. 454. 
 McGill, Charles, arms to, 14. 400. 
 McGill, Daniel, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McGill, Jas., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 McGill, John, dead, 15. 759. 
 McGill, Wm., exempted, 4. 654. 
 McGillivary (McGillivey, McGilby, 
 McGilvary), Alex., 17. 521; 20. 
 654; 21. 542, 543. 
 cannot enforce treaty, 22. 791. 
 Caswell to on encroachments on 
 Creeks, 20. 619-20, 622; on move- 
 ments of Indians, 14. 336. 
 Johnston to on Indian treaties, 21. 
 
 507, 508. 
 letter from, 21. 250, 612; to, 20. 
 553, 570; 22. 790; on treaty, 21. 
 111. 
 Martin to on losses and settlements 
 on Tombigby, 22. 787-8; de- 
 nounced by Ga., 22. 1006; justi- 
 fied, 21. 691. 
 position and influence of, 21. 437 
 
 443. 
 puts Creeks under Spanish protec- 
 tion, 17. 91-92. 
 seeks to form coalition of Indians, 
 
 21. 509, 569. 
 McGiliivray, Daniel, 21. 543. 
 McGIII's, 15. 381. 
 
 McGin, John, petitions on land grants, 
 
 11. 250-253. 
 McGinnis, Danl., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 McGinnis, Jas., in militia, 22. 342. 
 McGIrt, , skirmish with, 19. 957; 
 
 22. 122. 
 McGirt, Mr., 6. 144. 
 
 McGist, , battle with, 22. 122. 
 
McGIVAL, JOHN 
 
 25 
 
 McGUIRE, THOS. 
 
 McGival, John, stops survey, 5. 494. 
 
 McGlahon, John, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 McGlaughlan, James, in jail, 22. 404. 
 
 McGlaughlin, Alexr, army pay, 17. 
 232. 
 
 McGlauhan (ban, -han), Capt., ros- 
 ter of Co., 16. 1005, 1014, 1015, 
 1031, 1043, 1057, 1066, 1077, 1103, 
 1114, 1125, 1129, 1135, 1146, 1157, 
 1171, 1185. 
 
 McGlauhan, Jno., army rank, 16. 1114. 
 
 McGlauhlin, Jno., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 
 McGlynn, Sergt., 8. 224. 
 
 McGbin, David, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 McGoin's Creek, 15. ix. 
 
 McGonnigal, Neal, pardoned, 12. 540. 
 
 McGoon, George, regulators entry on 
 cause of, 8. 236. 
 
 McGoon, James, exempted, 7. 963. 
 
 McGoon's Creek, 14. 658, 661, 667, 
 669; 15. 90. 
 
 McGound, John, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 McGoungle, Neil, court martialed, 12. 
 532. 
 
 McGoun's, 22. 425. 
 
 McGowan, George, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 
 McGowan, Wm., land grant to, 4. 765. 
 
 McGowen, Bartholomew, tried for 
 theft, 2. 588-589. 
 
 McGowen, Geo., in militia, 22. 415. 
 
 McGowen, Susana, tried for theft, 2. 
 588-589. 
 
 McGowen, Wm., in militia, 22. 415. 
 
 McGraw, John, crier of court, 11. 710. 
 
 McGraw, John, exempted, 8. 453. 
 
 McGraw, Jos., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 
 McGraw, Joseph, in army, 13. 520. 
 
 McGraw, Rogers, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 
 M'Gready, James, work, 5. 1216. 
 
 McGregor, Alex., reports on miscon- 
 duct of Collet, 10. 272-273. 
 
 McGregor, Dougal, shipmaster, 0. 
 1152. 
 
 MacGregor, Wm., promoted in N. C, 
 4. 926, 931, 933, 937, 938, 940. 
 
 McGregore, Wm., Baptist preacher, 5. 
 1175. 
 
 McKgregory, Gregor, estate adminis- 
 tered on, 2. 307. 
 
 McKgregory, Patrick, estate adminis- 
 tered on, 2. 307. 
 
 McGregory, Wm., resigns as J. P., 18. 
 31, 262, 264. 
 
 McGrew, Martin, claim, 9. 486. 
 
 McGruther, Alex., leaves State, 22. 
 929. 
 
 McGuckin, Bernard, allowance to re- 
 jected, 19. 711. 
 
 McGuffey, DanI, land grant to, 4. 766. 
 M'Gui, John, petitions on land grants, 
 
 9. 1260-1262. 
 MacGuill, Maj., 14. 589. 
 McGuire, (Gwire), Mr., 16. 937. 
 McGuire, Mr., 22. 622. 
 
 McGuire (McGwire), Mr., account bal- 
 anced, 17. 171. 
 estate of to be sold, 16. 984, 985. 
 seeks to mitigate fortunes of Tories,' 
 
 16. 998. 
 to leave N. C, 16. 984, 985. 
 to leave U. S., 17. 146. 
 McGuire, Lt., wounded, 15. 638. 
 McGuire, Daniel, witness, 20. 159, 
 
 160, 161, 162. 
 McGuire, Edward, juror, 22. 504, 506. 
 Maguire, John, V. M., 22. 364. 
 McGuire, Michl., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 McGuire, Michal, in militia, 22. 422. 
 McGuire, Neal, officer, 22. 719. 
 McGuire, Patrick, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McGuire, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 325. 
 McGuire, Silas, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 McGuire, Thos., 8. 68. 
 a J. P., 6. 1070; 7. 871. 
 allowance to, 22. 857. 
 answer to Rutherford's memorial on 
 collection of quit rents, 9. 604-606. 
 appears as attorney, 6. 1086. 
 appoints Hooper King's atty., 7. 
 
 838. 
 arrears of salary due to, 9. 655. 
 asked to forward warrants, 8. 706. 
 asks resurvey, 6. 635, 766, 1088. 
 atty. Gen., 7. 523, 530; 8. 163; 11. 
 
 212; 13. 754, 756, 811. 
 claims, 9. 590. 
 election contested, 6. 1259, 1278- 
 
 1279. 
 enters complaints, 6. 771. 
 in assem., 6. 1223, 1237, 1241, 1242, 
 1243, 1244, 1258, 1259, 1264, 1268, 
 1273, 1293, 1298, 1302, 1305, 1306, 
 1317. 
 in council, 9. 1207, 1211, 1215, 1243; 
 
 10. 38-40; 11. 245. 
 indicts Fanning, 8. 225. 
 judge of admiralty, 6. 621. 
 
 makes Boote his deputy, 10. 1; 
 
 Brimage deputy attorney, 8. 508. 
 nominated for council, 7. 248; 9. 
 
 360, 375, 644, 695, 825, 973, 1105, 
 
 1171, 1172. 
 on com. of Assem., 6. 1260, 1263, 
 
 1296. 
 opinion on case of regulators, 9. 
 
 337-339; on Hillsboro riots, 8. 251- 
 
McGUIRE, THOS. 
 
 26 
 
 MACKILWEAN, JAMES 
 
 252, 255; on validity of Holt's 
 action as sheriff, 7. 528. 
 presents complaints, 6. 1064. 
 resurvey to, 6. 772. 
 sliips rice, 9. 364. 
 
 summoned to Hillsboro court, 8. 
 
 712; to trial of regulators, 8. 690; 
 
 to compel attendance at S. C, 10. 
 
 310. 
 Tryon to on Hillsboro riots, 8. 679; 
 on trial of regulators, 8. 695-696. 
 urged to prosecute quit rent suits, 
 
 8. 261. 
 vice judge of admiralty, 7. 170. 
 McGuire, Thos. declines to act as atty. 
 
 Gen., 14. 317. 
 McGuire, Thos. school trustee, 24. 
 
 511. 
 McGuire, Thos. takes hat, 10. 593. 
 McGuire, Wm., prisoner, 16. 673. 
 
 McGurra, . Tory, 14. 676. 
 
 McGuyre, John, land grant to, 4. 1047. 
 McHaffey, Thomas, asks for inspec- 
 tion, 8. 80o. 
 McHaffy, Wm., gun lost, 22. 450. 
 Maohapunge (Maschapungo) River, 4. 
 
 364, 391. 
 Machard, Mathew, petition, 3. 405. 
 McHaughan, Arch'd, petition on sep- 
 aration, 22. 705-12. 
 Macheel, Ant., Juror, 25. 187. 
 Machelan, Bryan, juror, 4. 524. 
 McHenderson, Mr., witness, 20. 322, 
 
 323. 
 McHenry, Mr., in C. C, 17. 556, 557, 
 
 591; 18. 488, 671, 709. 
 McHenry, Isaac, certificate to he is- 
 sued to, 17. 315. 
 resolve in favor of, 20. 33. 
 McHenry, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1038. 
 
 land plat to,. 4. 762. 
 Machet, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 764. 
 Machett, Edward, dropped as J. P., 
 
 5. 993. 
 Machisicl<, Capt., wounded, 19. 981- 
 
 982. 
 Machit, Jno., in militia, 22. 284. 
 Machon, Clement, land grant to, 4. 
 219. 
 petitions for land, 4. 57. 
 Machon, Henry, marshal, 12. 718. 
 Machon, Moses, improves land, 4. 57. 
 
 land grant to heirs, 4. 219. 
 McHoney, Thomas, land grants to, 4. 
 
 1246. 
 McHorgue, William, In militia, 17. 
 1056. 
 
 McHue, . plantation awarded to, 
 
 6. 783. 
 McHugh, Wm., petitions for pardon, 
 
 19. 525, 527. 
 Mcllhanney, Thos., 6. 1084. 
 Mcllhean, Maj., 14. 42. 
 iMclloroy, Archibald, in militia, 22. 
 
 331. 
 Mcllroy, Archibald, land grant to, 4. 
 
 642. 
 Mackilroy, (Mcllroy), John, land grant 
 
 to, 4. 950, 1038. 
 Mcllroy, John, witness, 10. 986. 
 Mcllroy, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1038. 
 Mcllvail, Jno., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Mcllvailly, John, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Mcllvain. See McClewean, McClew- 
 en, McKelwean, McLewain, Mack- 
 lewean. 
 Mcllvain, Andrew, witness, 16. 483. 
 Mcllvain, James, witness, 16. 483. 
 Mcllwaine, James, dropped as a J. P., 
 
 5. 828. 
 Mcllwane, Stringer, army rank, 16. 
 
 1109. 
 Mackilwean (Mcllwean, McKelweane, 
 iMcKellwean, Macilwean, Mc- 
 Lewean), Francis, affidavit by, 8. 
 200. 
 coms'r on boundary, 23. 630. 
 in assem., 6. 841, 893, 902, 935, 1105, 
 1108, 1109, 1118, 1130, 1152, 1170, 
 1176, 1182, 1190, 1202, 1226, 1228, 
 1266, 1274, 1276, 1277, 1294; 7. 48, 
 70; 8. 106, '304, 309, 326, 332, 394, 
 422, 444, 454; 9. 140,' 141, 143, 223. 
 juror, 8. 528; 9. 692. 
 land grants to, 4. 946, 947, 952, 959, 
 
 965, 1050, 1241, 1246, 1248. 
 major against regulators, 8. 576, 
 
 580, 589, 592, 596, 598, 600. 
 memorial on school, 7. 35-36. 
 on claims com., 22. 855, 862. 
 on com. of assemb., 5. 193; 6. 896, 
 1153, 1263; 8. 288, 308, 309; 9. 106, 
 141. 
 recommends McCartney, 9. 61-62. 
 reports on land riots in Anson, 6. 
 
 793-796. 
 rights proved, 4. 1035. 
 surety, 9. 592-593. 
 See also Macklewean, Francis. 
 Mackilwean, James, 22. 319. 
 Mackilwean (Mackilwean, MacklC' 
 wain, McKilwean, McKelwain, 
 McKelwean, McKlewean, McLC' 
 wean, McLewain, McLeweane, 
 Mclwean, Mclwane, McWean) 
 
McINNIS, NIEL 
 
 27 
 
 McKAY, CAPT. 
 
 James, a J. P., 4. 346, 814, 951, 
 1038, 1243; 5. 657. 
 administration granted to, 4. 805. 
 chairman com. of whole, 5. 197. 
 dropped as J. P., 5. 828. 
 in assembly, 4. 815, 823, 827, 828, 837, 
 842, 855, 860, 902, 979, 980, 993, 
 994, 995, 1004, 1006, 1016, 1054, 
 1057, 1262, 1264, 1266, 1270, 1285, 
 1290, 1293, 1296, 1321, 1334, 1335; 
 5. 56, 182, 192, 198, 212. 
 land grant to, 4. 343, 590, 635, 650, 
 675, 709, 767, 799, 853, 855, 950, 
 1047, 1240; patent to, 6. 1078, 
 1083; to be resurveyed, 4. 954. 
 on com. to examine and compare 
 
 revisal, 4. 1000, 1011. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 
 164-166. 
 rights proved, 4. 594. 
 surveys lands, 5. 493-4. 
 Mclnnis, Niell, values property, 22. 
 
 232. 
 Mclnroth, Maj., commands Hessians, 
 
 14. 746, 748. 
 Mclntire. See McEntire, Mclntyre. 
 Mclntire, Andrew, claims, 9. 590. 
 Mclntire, Chas., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mclntire, Gilbert, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mclntire, James, a J. P., 8. 149. 
 Mclntire, Jas., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mclntire, James, juror, 10. 2, 4; ex- 
 cused, 10. 3. 
 Mclntire, Wm., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 
 Mackintosli, . , threatened by 
 
 Chickasaws, 7. 280. 
 Mcintosh, Alexander, petition, 21. 
 
 778, 934. 
 Macintosh, Alexander, petition on ex- 
 change rate of bills, 6. 16-17. 
 M'Intosh, Donald, in Conv. 1789, 22. 
 
 37, 46, 49. 
 Mcintosh, John, commissary of Chick- 
 asaws, 7. 239. 
 Mcintosh, Gen. Lachlan, 11. 820; 12. 
 558; 13. 130; 15. 351, 412; 17. 
 1050. 
 at council of officers, 15. 27-9. 
 at council of war, 14. 801, 805, 806, 
 
 813-814. 
 Blount to on Hopewell treaty, 17. 
 
 578-580. 
 commands N. C, troops, 1 1 . xv. 
 gives certificate and discharge to 
 
 Christian, 12. 606, 722.. 
 letter of laid before Gen. Assembly, 
 13. 400, 401. 
 
 makes return of N. C. brigade, 12. 
 
 661. 
 Moultrie to on bad behaviour of 
 
 prisoners, 14. 861. 
 N. C. dragoons sent to, 13. 497. 
 on Hopewell treaty com., 17. 582- 
 
 586. 
 prisoner, 14. 815. 
 put in command of Nash's brigade, 
 
 11. 700. 
 quoted on value of plantation, 16. 
 
 646. 
 receives oath of allegiance, 13. 417, 
 
 418, 419. 
 recommends Christian, 13. 794. 
 report on N. C. troops of, 13. 366, 
 377, 391, 410, 423, 428, 531; at Val- 
 ley Forge, 13. viii. 
 return of N. C. troops under, 11. 
 
 824. 
 to Caswell on condition of N. C. 
 troops, 13. 67-68. 
 Mcintosh, Murdock, army rank, 16. 
 1121. 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Mcintosh, Wm., army pay, 17. 229. 
 Mackintosh, Wm., land grant to, 4. 
 
 968. 
 Mcintosh, fort, 17. 161. 
 
 treaty with Indians at, 17. 607. 
 Mcintosh's, Va., 15. 383. 
 Mclntyre. See McEntire, Mclntire. 
 Mclntyre, Robt., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Mclntyre, Wm., sick, 15. 703. 
 Mel nty re's farm, 19. 969, 990. 
 Mclver, Mr., aids Burke, 16. 41. 
 Mclver, Lieut., prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Mclver, Alexr., case of, 18. 216, 424, 
 481. 
 dropped as J. P., 20. 572. 
 fails to be made J. P., 21. 138. 
 petition, 18. 26, 255, 259, 271; re- 
 port on, 18. 41, 42. 
 Mclver, Alex., tory officer, 22. 197. 
 Mclver, Collin, loyalist, 10. 600. 
 Mclver, John, petitions for division of 
 
 Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Mclver, Sarah, petition, 18. 155. 
 McJohn, Geo., takes oath, 22. 178. 
 McKabe, Josh., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 McKane, Geo., a J. P., and dead, 5. 
 
 992. 
 Mackane, John, juror, 4. 524. 
 Mackane, Wm., juror, 4. 524. 
 Mackay, ■ — — , petition of, 2. 316. 
 McKay. See Mccay, McCay, McCoy, 
 
 McKoy, Mackey. 
 McKay, Capt, asks furlough, 5. 132. 
 
McKAY, COL. 
 
 28 
 
 McKEE, WM. 
 
 claims discussed, 5. 128. 
 MacKay, Col., leaves powder In Bath 
 
 Co., 2. 20. 
 McKay, Lieut., writes journal of siege 
 
 of Wrights Bluff, 17. 1028. 
 McKay, Alexander, 5. 1209. 
 McKay, Alex., 22. 235. 
 Mackay, Alexander, in militia, 22. 383. 
 McKay, Alexander, in Prov. Cong., 10. 
 165, 167, 172. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 173. 
 McKay, Alexr, loyalist, 10. 595. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 10. 888-9. 
 Mackay, Alexr., resurvey granted to, 
 
 5. 34. 
 McKay, Alex., Jr., in militia, 22. 412. 
 McKay, Archd, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 McKay, Archibald, petition, 18. 218, 
 
 355. 
 McKay, Archibald, petition for, 19. 
 
 351-2. 
 McKay, Archibald, Scotch elder, 5, 
 
 1197. 
 McKay, Archibald, Tory officer. 22. 
 210. 
 to Leggett on Tory claims, 22. 234- 
 
 5, 239. 
 taltes command of Tories, 22. 207. 
 McKay, Arthur, deputy surveyor, 0. 
 1011. 
 witness, 6. 1009. 
 McKay, Edward, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 McKay, Hector, 22. 235. 
 McKay, Iver, petitions on roads and 
 ferries, 5. 164-6; for McDugal, 9. 
 683-5. 
 Mackay, James, officer, 18. 450. 
 petition, 13. 734«. 
 town coms'r., 24. 777. 
 McKay, James, takes oath, 22. 952. 
 McKay, John, 22. 235. 
 McKay, Jno., array rank, 16. 1118. 
 McKay (McCay), John, in assembly, 
 21. 1, 3, 47, 52, 66, 68, 74, 77, 109, 
 115, 121, 130, 154, 160, 168, 189, 
 193, 195, 199, 234, 264, 294, 305, 
 308, 314, 344, 367, 372, 379, 382, 
 411, 431, 738, 871, 873, 876, 927^ 
 930, 937, 941, 946, 965, 980, 1004, 
 1006, 1021, 1050, 1055. 
 petition, 19. 436, 443, 478, 485, 776, 
 827. 
 McKay, John, petition on catching 
 
 fish, 9. 87-88. 
 McKay, John, voter, 15. 237. 
 McKay, Malcolm, 22. 235. 
 Tory officer, 22. 210. 
 
 M'Kay, Thos., advertises watch, 12. 
 
 519. 
 Mackay, Thos., in militia, 22. 495. 
 McKay, Thos., It. col., 20. 273, 461. 
 Mackay, Wm., act for town on lands 
 of, 24. 777-8. 
 bill for town on lands of, 17. 303, 
 305, 347, 363; 20. 62, 90. 
 McKay, Wm., agrees not to attend as- 
 sembly, 4. 1193. 
 allowance to, 22. 863. 
 claims, 4. 530. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 388; 5. 672, 675, 677, 
 713, 721, 723, 843, 857, 867; on 
 com. of assembly, 5. 219, 239, 240, 
 246, 500, 521, 523, 545, 547, 551, 
 661, 690, 1034, 1043, 1060, 1084; 6. 
 108, 119, 123, 125, 126, 133, 136, 
 145, 156, 158, 150, 160, 171, 172, 
 181, 195, 453, 483, 907. 
 on claims com., 22. 817, 824, 863, 
 
 866. 
 witness, 4. 503. 
 
 See also MacCay, Mackey, Wm. 
 Mackayes, Indian depredations at, 2. 
 
 29. 
 McKay's Mills, patriots patrol at, 15. 
 
 301. 
 McKay's place, 5. 1197, 1209. 
 Macke, John, in militia, 9. 58. 
 McKeal, Jos., in militia, 22. 319. 
 M'Kean, Alexr, owes State, 21. 1068. 
 McKean, Jno., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 McKean, Thos., to Caswell introduc- 
 ing Porster, 1 1 . 662. 
 McKeaney, James, asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 92. 
 McKeathen, David, major, 20. 460. 
 
 McKee, , paroled, 14. 437. 
 
 McKee, Capt., prisoner, 14. 817. 
 Mackee, Col., payment to, 5. 803. 
 McKee, Alex., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 McKee, Andrew, paroled, 14. 437. 
 MacKee, Daniel, law suit, 2. 81. 
 MacKee, Daniel, law suit, 2. 81. 
 McKee, David, paroled, 14. 437. 
 McKee, Jno., army rank, 18. 1120. 
 McKee, John, paroled, 14. 437. 
 McKee, R., Baptist minister, 5. 1184. 
 McKee, Robert, land grant to, 4. 1238. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 1238. 
 McKee, Thomas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 McKee, Wm., a J. P., 22. 703. 
 McKee, Wm., and parole, 19. 17. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McKee, Wm., in militia, 22. 382. 
 McKee, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1249. 
 
McKEE, WM. 
 
 29 
 
 McKENZIE, KENNETH 
 
 McKee, Wm., petitions, 19. 933. 
 
 McKee, Wm., to receive lead, 11. 304. 
 
 McKee, Wm., Sr., a J. P., 4. 1039. 
 
 M'Keel, Anthony, land grant to, 4. 
 853. 
 
 M'Keel, Edmund, owes State, 21. 1071. 
 
 Mackeel, Eliza, petition of, 2. 485-486. 
 
 McKeel, James, Jr., exempted, 6. 1155. 
 
 Mackeel, John, obtains letters of ad- 
 ministration, 2. 564. 
 petition, 2. 485-486. 
 
 McKeel, Jnc, juror, 4. 519. 
 
 McKeel, John, land grant to, 4. 675. 
 
 McKeel, Michael, army pay, 17. 233. 
 army rank, 13. 519; 16. 1116. 
 
 McKeel, Thomas, juror, 4. 519. 
 
 McKeel, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 
 Mackeel, Thomas, to audit estate, 2. 
 486. 
 
 McKeele, Edmd, It. col., 20. 272, 460. 
 
 McKeel's, inspection at, 23. 641, 792; 
 25. 379. 
 
 McKeen, Geo., a J. P., 4. 1038. 
 land grant to, 4. 896, 963. 
 
 McKeithen, Alexander, claim allow- 
 ed, 6. 739. 
 
 McKein, James, witness, 10. 911. 
 
 McKelthan, John, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 McKeithen. See McKethen, McKith- 
 en. 
 
 McKeithen, Archibald, petitioner for 
 McDougal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McKeithen, Dan I., major, 20. 272, 460. 
 
 McKeithen, Donald, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McKeithen, Duncan, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McKeithen, Gilbert, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 M'Kellope, Neal, in militia, 22. 396. 
 
 McKelt, Chas., army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 McKelwean. See Mcllvain, Mackil- 
 wean. 
 
 McKelwean, James, land grant to, 4. 
 767. 
 
 McKendree, Wm., in militia, 17. 1042. 
 
 McKenna, James, contests election, 
 15. 189. 
 taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 McKenney, Daniel, voter, 15. 237. 
 
 McKenney, Saml., army rank, 16. 
 1122. 
 
 McKenney, Wm., and horses, 17. 856. 
 
 McKenney, Wm., land grant to, 4. 
 960. 
 
 McKennie, Christian, bill to dock en- 
 tails left to, 5. 1026, 1029, 1032- 
 1033, 1053-1054, 1071, 1072, 1077. 
 
 McKennie, Wm., Jr., town coms'r., 24. 
 
 875. 
 M'Kennie, Wm., Sr., town coms'r., 24. 
 
 875. 
 Mackenny, Barnaby, a justice, 2. 473. 
 McKenny, John, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263. 
 McKenny, Mathew, in militia, 22. 376. 
 McKenny, Robt., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 McKenny's Ford, 10. 882. 
 McKensie. See McKenzie, McKinzie. 
 McKensie, Mrs., asks leave to go on 
 
 Br. vessel, 13. 387. 
 McKensie, Robert, petitions for Fields, 
 
 10. 803-804. 
 McKensie, Rev. Wm., 10. 304. 
 
 McKensy, , cited, 15. 678. 
 
 McKensy, Jas., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McKenzie, Mr., nom. for delegate to 
 
 C. C, 19. 627. 
 McKenzie, Mr., on com. of assem., 8. 
 
 111. 
 McKenzie, Capt., pensioner, 10. 486. 
 to ask leave to return to N. C, 10. 
 
 890. 
 McKenzie, Lieut., killed, 15. 756, 757. 
 McKenzie, Christian, petition, 18. 
 
 130, 144, 364, 453, 461. 
 McKenzie, Daniel, army pay, 17. 231. 
 McKenzie, Geo., petition, 21. 778, 932. 
 Mackenzie, J., 16. 976. 
 Mackenzie, James Stuart, at Privy 
 
 Council, 11. 213-215. 
 McKenzie, John, loyalist, 10. 597. 
 McKenzie, John, memorial, 21. 744, 
 
 829, 835, 890, 892, 1007. 
 petitions for exchange, 15. 150. 
 proposed as an exchange for Bor- 
 deaux and reasons, 15. 159-160. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 tory officer, 22. 210. 
 McKenzie, John, trustee, 24. 984. 
 McKenzie (McKinnie), Kenneth, a J. 
 
 P., 9. 293; 15. 693; 23. 994. 
 in assem., 8. 107, 147, 304; 13. 532, 
 
 533, 553, 624, 736, 753, 825, 858, 
 
 883, 894, 898; 17. 635, 705, 795. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 167, 172, 
 
 501, 506, 523. 
 major, 10. 205, 531; 12. 600, 708; 
 
 13. 393. 
 on com. of assem., 13. 544, 573, 590, 
 
 641, 698, 739, 790; 17. 637, 686, 
 
 721, 768, 819, 826, 844, 906, 916, 
 
 938; 18. 13, 37, 63, 150, 240, 267, 
 
 283, 292, 296, 299, 372. 
 on S. C. of Edenton Dist, 10. 215. 
 
McKENZIE, KENNETH 
 
 30 
 
 MACKIE, WM. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1070. 
 
 petitions for Windsor as C. H., 9. 
 
 804-805. 
 refuses to sign Ass'n of C. C, 9. 
 
 1152. 
 reports on militia, 22. 211. 
 to Caswell on troops, 14. 239. 
 to Nash on drafts and money, 22. 
 521; on Martin Co. drafts and 
 volunteers, 14. 838-839. 
 McKenzie, Kenneth, leaves state, 22. 
 
 929. 
 McKenzie, Sam., to Burke on public 
 affairs, 11. 713-714; on rank and 
 hospital matters, 1 1 . 445 ; on sup- 
 plies, etc., 15. 698-699. 
 Mackenzie, Wm., hill to erect town on 
 land, 17. 392. 
 coms'r on D. S. Canal, 25. 91. 
 in assem., 18. 227, 228, 284, 297, 
 311, 312, 317, 344, 345, 346, 351, 
 360, 361, 362, 376, 389, 412, 429, 
 445(?), 469, 478. 
 nom. for C. of S., 21. 251, 611. 
 Mackenzie, Wm., reports on New 
 
 Hanover Co., 22. 382-6. 
 McKenzie and Davies, furnish sup- 
 plies, 22. 279. 
 Mackenzies, the, join Pretender, 6. 
 
 1195. 
 McKenzie's, 22. 996. 
 McKenzie's Battalion, 14. 599. 
 Mackenzy, Wm., in militia, 22. 306, 
 
 311. 
 McKerral, Jackey, 21. 511, 514. 
 McKethan, John, sells steers, 22. 613. 
 McKethan, John, visits Caswell, 13. 
 
 145. 
 McKethen. See McKeithen, McKith- 
 
 en. 
 McKethen, John, Sr., petition, 21. 
 
 323-324, 418, 657, 681. 
 Mackey. See Macay, McCoy, McKay, 
 McKoy. 
 
 Mackey, , insults Porter, 3. 364. 
 
 Mackey, Indian chief, 2. 528. 
 Mackey (Mackay), Col., behaviour, 2. 
 45-46. 
 commands troops at Neuse, 1. 874. 
 goes to Charleston, 2. B2. 
 sloop hired, 2. 45, 53. 
 McKey, Alex., land grant asked, 4. 
 
 454. 
 Mackey, Alozp., causes arrest of men 
 
 for mutiny, 1. 870. 
 McKey, Arthur, enlists, 22. 430. 
 Mackey, Caleb, In militia, 22. 353. 
 McKey, Dougal, army rank, 18. 1121. 
 
 Mackey, Isaak, in militia, 22. 315. 
 Mackey, Iver, in militia, 22. 384. 
 McKey, Jno., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mackey, John, vestryman, 2. 209; 23. 
 
 8. 
 Mackey, John, error for Starkey, 6. 
 
 209. 
 McKey, John, prisoner, 14. 710. 
 Mackey, John, Sr., road coms'r, 23. 
 
 221. 
 Mackey, Thos., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Mackey, Thos., in militia, 22. 353. 
 TVIackey, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 
 
 636. 
 Mackey, Thos., money from, 21. 1064. 
 owes state, 21. 1069. 
 petition, 21. 785, 944. 
 Mackey (Makey), Wm., a J. P., 4. 713. 
 a tanner, 3. 513. 
 arrests Moseley, 3. 516-517. 
 building coms'r, 23. 747. 
 claims, 3. 282, 319; 4. 149. 
 deputy provost marshal, 3. 320. 
 in assem., 5. 894, 1008, 1009, 1032, 
 1034, 1038, 1069, 1075, 1080, 1085, 
 1086; S. 123, 125, 126, 133, 145, 
 149, 156, 171, 172, 181, 195, 196, 
 356, 390, 391, 394, 395, 421, 427, 
 430, 470, 478, 505, 514, 662, 800, 
 893, 903, 1152. 
 juror, 4. 520. 
 ordered to summon council, 3. 415- 
 
 16. 
 petition on trade, 5. 321-324. 
 provost marshal, 4. 1180. 
 report on public claims, 5. 975-986; 
 
 6. 209-215, 738-744. 
 Smith's charges against, 4. 21, 22. 
 surety, 6. 735-736. 
 takes exorbitant fees, 3. 591. 
 ■witness, 5. 978. 
 
 See also Mackie, MacCay, Macky, 
 MacKay. 
 Mackey, Wm., to account for moneys, 
 
 23. 593. 
 Mackey's Ferry, 5. 886, 920; 13. 301: 
 
 25. 2. 
 Mackey's Mills, 15. 143. 
 
 Br. at, 15. 571. 
 Mackey's Point, 3. xvili. 
 McKezIck, Daniel, dist. auditor, 24. 
 
 387. 
 Mackie, Capt., deceives negro, 2. 702. 
 Mackie, Denman, dead, 22. 412. 
 Mackie, John, to bring suit, 10. 433. 
 Mackie, Robert, petitions for new 
 
 charter, 9. 79-80. 
 Mackie, Wm., juror, 2. 821, 830. 
 
MACKIE, WM. 
 
 31 
 
 McKINNEY, JOHN 
 
 Mackie, Wm., juror, 4. 525. 
 
 Mackie, Wm., navigation coms'r, 25. 
 
 460. 
 Mackie, Wm., prosecution against, 3. 
 
 231. 
 McKiel, Thos., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 McKight, Patrick, army pay, 17. 231. 
 IVIcKiken, Alexander, land grant to, 4 
 
 1250. 
 McKinne. See McKinney, McKinnie, 
 
 Macquinny. 
 McKiken (IVIcKikin), Daniel, fine re- 
 mitted, 4. 634. 
 land grant, 4. 948. 
 rights proved, 4. 601. 
 McKlkin, Alexander, land grant to, 4. 
 
 964, 965. 
 IVIcKikin, Duncan, rights proved, 4. 
 
 601. 
 IVIcKildo CIVlcKildoe), John, a J. P., 9. 
 60, 61. 
 act for his heirs to collect taxes, 23. 
 
 922-3. 
 bill to collect tax, 9. 399, 402, 406, 
 409, 444, 503, 507, 513, 517, 522, 
 523, 584, 660. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281. 
 deputy sheriff, 22. 40. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 573. 
 McKildo, J no., in militia, 22. 326. 
 McKiilisse, Wm., In militia, 22. 326. 
 McKilware, Capt., movements report- 
 ed, 5. 136. 
 McKim, Mr., note of surrendered, 10. 
 
 576. 
 McKimine, Jno., in militia, 22. 396. 
 McKinie, John, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 McKlnley, Danl., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 McKinley, Jno., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 M'Klniy, Jno., in militia, 22. 397. 
 McKinne, Capt., 22. 480. 
 Mackinne (Mackenny, McKinne, Mac- 
 Kennie), Barnaby, 2. 808. 
 a justice of general court, 2. 473- 
 476, 542-551, 572, 585, 645-663, 666- 
 672, 686-703, 829-834. 
 a J. P., 2. 526, 540, 570, 607. 
 asks for lapse patent, 2. 501. 
 daughter of deserted, 2. 704. 
 in assembly, 4. 115. 
 juror, 2. 585. 
 quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 vestryman, 25. 210. 
 MacKinne (McKinny, McKinney) 
 Barnabas, a J. P., 4. 346. 
 act to dock entails made by, 25. 465- 
 7. 
 
 caveat against executors, 6. 759. 
 entails left by to be docked, 5. 
 1026, 1029, 1032-1033, 1053-1054, 
 1071, 1072, 1077. 
 leaves bequests, 6. 383, 384, 481-482. 
 leaves land in entail, 6. 746, 747. 
 
 McKinne, Barabee, claim allowed, 
 18. 318. 
 
 McKinne, Bar., Jr., quit rents of, 22. 
 244. 
 
 McKinne, John, quit rents of, 22. 244. 
 
 McKinne (McKinney, McKinnie), 
 Richard, 21. 137. 
 in assembly, 16. 2, 3, 127, 156, 165; 
 18. 227, 228,284,298,311,312,317, 
 323, 344, 346, 350, 357, 361, 362, 
 363, 364, 376, 389, 399, 407, 412, 
 429, 440, 443, 445, 469, 470, 471, 
 478; 19. 144, 172, 234, 235, 258, 
 262, 282, 286, 295, 299, 324, 334, 
 354, 359, 395; 20. 120, 121, 127, 
 141, 167, 168, 174, 230, 238, 239, 
 240, 246, 276, 285, 287, 288, 325, 
 478, 502, 514, 516, 519, 520, 523, 
 524, 526, 527, 530, 536, 543, 545, 
 546, 550, 554, 555, 567, 568; 21. 
 6, 126, 198, 201, 241, 264, 581, 598, 
 601, 668, 679; 21. 1002, 1003, 1004, 
 1006, 1012, 1015, 1021, 1031, 1032, 
 1042. 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 7, 26, 28, 31, 32. 
 in conv. 1789, 22. 39, 47, 48. 
 on com. of assem., 18. 89, 223, 230, 
 
 292, 321. 
 seizes prisoners, etc., 18. 272, 274, 
 319, 322, 379, 393, 396, 400, 460-461. 
 to pay account, 18. 156, 164. 
 
 McKinne, Richard, petitions for re- 
 peal of tax on free negroes, 6. 
 982-983. 
 
 MacKinne, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 McKinne, Wm., recommends McCart- 
 ney, 9. 61-2. 
 
 McKinne, Wm., resigns as col., 21. 
 323, 658, 665. 
 
 McKinne, Wm., surety, 9. 592-593. 
 
 McKinne, Wm., witness, 22. 475. 
 
 McKinnen, Laughlln, loyalist, 10. 598. 
 
 McKinnen, Rory, loyalist, 10. 598. 
 
 McKinne's Land'g (Barn., Sr.), quit 
 rents paid at, 25. 218. 
 
 McKinney, Lieut., resigns, 12. 491. 
 
 McKinney, Christian, land devised to, 
 25. 466-7. 
 
 McKinney, James, votes, 15. 237. 
 
 McKinney, John, juror, 10. 2. 
 
 McKinney, John, juror, 10. 4, 6, 8. 
 
McKINNEY, JOHN 
 
 32 
 
 Mcknight, john 
 
 M'Kinney, John, land devised to, 25. 
 
 465. 
 McKinney, John, on Tryon S. C, 10. 
 
 120, 424. 
 signs test, 10. 297. 
 McKinney, Jos., in militia, 22. 421. 
 McKinney, Richard, lands devised to, 
 
 25. 465. 
 McKinney, Wm., and impressment of 
 
 horses, 17. 943. 
 McKinney, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1036. 
 McKinney, Wm., enters caveat, 6. 761. 
 McKinney, Wm., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 McKinnie, , brings suit, 9. 1019. 
 
 McKinnie, Mr., 8. 703. 
 McKinnie, Maj., 18. 87. 
 McKinnie, Barnaby (gr. son), petition 
 
 for docking of entail, 6. 383, 384,' 
 
 387, 481-482, 485. 
 See also McKinne. 
 McKinnie, Benj., land grant to, 4. 592. 
 McKinnie, James, 10. 557. 
 McKinnie, James, ensign, 10. 518, 571. 
 McKinnie, John, estate to, B. 383, 482. 
 McKinnie, Richard, estate to, 6. 383, 
 
 384, 481, 482. 
 McKinnie, Robt., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 McKinnie, Wm., allowance to, 22. 862. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 574. 
 in assem., 8. 106, 107, 111, 117, 121, 
 
 133, 138, 145,294,303,304,314,321, 
 
 326, 327, 332, 347, 385, 386, 419, 
 
 422, 426, 427, 432, 444, 454; 9. 122, 
 
 140, 141, 161, 192, 193. 217, 218, 
 
 223, 1188. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1042, 1049, 1178; 
 
 10. 500. 
 major, 10. 206, 531. 
 on com. of assem., 8. 90, 110, 111, 
 
 309. 
 McKinnie, Wm., Sr., boundary coms'r, 
 
 24. 290. 
 
 McKinny, Robert, army pay, 17. 229. 
 McKinsaih, Archibald, road coms'r, 
 
 25. 480. 
 
 McKinsey, Alex., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 McKinsey, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McKinsey, Wm., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McKinsey, Wm., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Macl<inton, Wm., land grant to, 4. 
 
 968. 
 McKinzie. See McKenzie. 
 McKlnzie, Benj., ch. com. of assem., 
 
 22. 994. 
 M'Kinzle, Wm., In conv. 1788, 22. 2, 
 
 6, 25, 28, 29, 32. 
 McKirmin, Daniel, exempted, 9. 786. 
 McKlsack, Archibald, a J. P., 5. 654. 
 
 MacKlssack, Archibald, a J. P., 6. 1070. 
 
 McKissack, Archibald, representation 
 on troubles from negroes, etc., 9. 
 768. 
 
 McKissick, Col., 18. 288. 
 testimony quoted, 17. 407. 
 
 McKissick, Archibald, road coms'r, 23. 
 754. 
 
 McKissick, Dan'l, building coms'r, 24. 
 472. 
 in assembly, 17. 265, 266, 293, 297, 
 304, 354, 359, 364, 365, 366, 368, 
 387, 391, 394, 395, 406, 424; 18. 
 227, 228, 257, 297, 311, 312, 317, 
 344, 345, 346, 351, 357, 361, 362, 
 376; 19. 444, 494, 603, 613, 614, 
 622, 643, 667, 671, 675, 676, 682, 
 688, 714, 749, ,767, 773, 776, 794, 
 804, 816, 822, 824, 835; 20. 54, 102; 
 on com. of assem., 17. 268, 343, 
 402, 403; 18. 9, 83, 102, 237, 316, 
 334. 
 petition, 20. 32, 487, 501; 21. 14, 
 
 17, 34, 39. 
 resigns as J. P., 18. 179-180, 391. 
 to ask arms and ammunition from 
 Charleston, 10. 163. 
 
 McKissick, Jno., in militia 307. 
 
 McKissick, Jno., in militia, 22. 371. 
 
 McKissick's Road, 18. 80. 
 
 McKlthen. See McKeithen, McKethen. 
 
 McKlthen, Duncan, army rank, 16. 
 1120. 
 
 McKlthen, James, to take oath, 22. 
 936. 
 
 McKlthen, John, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 furnishes cattle, 16. 208. 
 
 McKlarty, Alexander, petitions for 
 McDugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McKlarty, James, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 McKnight. See McNight. 
 
 McKnight, Andrew, receives clothing, 
 16. 619. 
 
 McKnight, Chas., in militia,, 22. 398. 
 
 McKnight, Dugald, leaves state, 22. 
 929. 
 
 McKnight, Hugh, in militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McKnight, Hugh, petition against mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-624. 
 
 McKnight, James, petition against 
 marriage act, 9. 623-624. 
 
 McKnight, John, buys land for Presby- 
 terian church, 7. 857-859. 
 
 McKnight, Jno., in militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McKnight, Jno., In militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McKnight, John, land grant to, 4. 219. 
 
Mcknight, thos. 
 
 33 
 
 McKUEN, PATKICK 
 
 McKnight (Macknight), Thos., 21. 
 743, 888. 
 
 bill to confiscate property of, 12. 
 149. 
 
 character, 9. 636. 
 
 commissioners on estate of, 12. 57- 
 58, 59, 68. 
 
 com. to consider seizing estate of, 
 10. 505, 546. 
 
 conveys land for chapel and trustee, 
 25. 140-5; and trustee, 9. 638; 23. 
 960. 
 
 estate to be sold and rented, 10. 
 961-962, 976. 
 
 Howe on affairs of, 1 1 . 263. 
 
 in assem., 6. 800; 8. 106, 304, 320, 
 323, 326, 329, 340, 345, 356, 357, 
 381, 389, 407, 410, 413, 422, 444, 
 452, 454, 463, 464, 465, 466, 473; 9. 
 159, 161, 164, 173, 194, 209, 216, 
 223, 300, 407, 408, 423, 430, 441, 
 447, 448, 452, 453, 457, 4.67, 478, 
 480, 512, 513, 514, 525, 532, 545, 
 565, 571, 587, 734, 837, 857, 876, 
 877, 883, 902, 919, 930, 952, 1188, 
 1189. 
 
 in Pro- Cong., 9. 1178, 1180. 
 
 leaver yince, 10. 575. 
 
 Martin on loyalty and work of, 10. 
 655, 656. 
 
 negroes hired out by public, 13. 747, 
 748, 802. 
 
 nominated for council, 9. 1172, 1243. 
 
 on claims com., 22. 818. 
 
 on com. of assem., 8. 288, 308, 386; 
 9. 381, 484, 493, 501, 502, 838, 884, 
 1197, 1201. 
 
 part owner of the Johnston, 11. 755. 
 
 property confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 263, 424; taken in hand by a 
 committee, 10. 417, 565, 568, 570; 
 " to be seized, 1 0. 961. 
 
 refuses to sign ass'n of cont. cong., 
 9. 1181, 1184. 
 
 sells land, 24. 529. 
 
 size of estate, 10. 656. 
 
 slaves of confiscated by state, 
 19. 872; discussed, 12. 144, 303; 
 14. 382; seized, 10. 529-530; hired 
 to Iron Works, 11. 387; 12. 629, 
 697; 13. 747, 748, 802; to be hired 
 out, 12. 145, 151, 303, 314. 
 
 to Johnston on the tendency to In- 
 dependence, 10. 249-250. 
 
 to Jones (J.), on his refusal to sign 
 Association of C. C, 10. 31-37. 
 
 town comS'r, 25. 399. 
 
 withdraws from Prov. Cong., and 
 
 character, 9. 1227. 
 McKnight, Thos., tory officer, 22. 198. 
 McKnight, Tobias, lands to be resur- 
 
 veyed, 4. 217. 
 McKnight, Wm., in militia, 22. 398. 
 McKnight, Wm., petition against mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-624. 
 McKnight's Bluff, 4. 280. 
 McKnit, J., 10. 870/. 
 McKnitt family, 5. 1224. 
 McKnitts Road, 14. 659, 661, 777. 
 McKon, Francis, on com. of cor., 0. 
 
 1073. 
 McKonky, Mary, land grant to, 4. 
 
 638. 
 Mackoone, Robert, commissioned 
 
 against Indians, 2. 904. 
 McKorkle. See McCorkle. 
 McKorkle, Alex., Sr., 24. 980. 
 McKoun, James, petition against mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-624. 
 McKown, John, petitions for McDu- 
 
 gal, 9. 683-685. 
 McKown, Robert, petitions for Mc- 
 
 Dugal, 9. 683-685. 
 McKown, Wm., petitions for McDu- 
 
 gal, 9. 683-685. 
 released from cont. service, 12. 61- 
 
 62. 
 McKoy. See Macay, McCay, McCoy, 
 
 McKay, Maokey, Mackie, Macky. 
 McKoy, Alex'r, Jr., in militia, 22. 473. 
 Mackoy, Anne, guardians for, 2. 240. 
 McKoy, Francis, on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McKoy, James, act to collect back 
 
 taxes, 23. 871; 25. 521-2. 
 Mackoy, James, guardians for child of, 
 
 2. 240. 
 McKoy, John, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McKoy, John, to be tried for assault. 
 
 4. 760. 
 McKoy, Wm., a J. P., 4. 683. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 588. 
 McKoy, Wm., in militia, 17. 1054. 
 Mackreel, Thomas, appraiser, 2. 80. 
 IVIack's Ferry, 15. vi. 
 McKubbin. See McCubbin. 
 McKubbin, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 759. 
 Mackubin, Howard, in militia, 22.325. 
 Mackublns, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 324. 
 Mackuen, Charles, pay to, 22. 499. 
 McKuen, John, appraiser, 2. 69. 
 McKuen, Patrick, appraiser, 2. 69. 
 
 3-3 
 
MACKY, ALEXR. 
 
 34 MACLAINE, ARCHIBALD 
 
 Macky, Alexr., officer In Cherokee ex- 
 pedition, 2. 258. 
 Macky, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 625. 
 Macky, Wm., a J. P., 4. 345. 
 deputy marshal, 3. 389, 390. 
 witness, 3. 406. 
 Macky, Wm., in militia, 22. 310. 
 
 McKysack, , dropped as a J. P., 
 
 5. 828. 
 McLachlen, James, land grant asked 
 
 for, 4. 453, 454. 
 McLacolin, John, army pay, 17. 234. 
 McLadden, Alex., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McLain. See McClain, Maclaine, 
 McClane, McClean, McLane, Mc- 
 Layn, McLean, Maclean, McLeane. 
 McLain, Capt., 22. 207. 
 Maclain, Maj., Martin to on return of 
 
 Tories, 16. 714-715. 
 McLain, Alex., 19. 90. 
 McLain, Donald, takes oath, 22. 949. 
 McLain, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McLain, Jos., 19. 90. 
 McLain, Sarah, petition, 19. 90, 95, 
 
 105. 
 McLain, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 McLaine, , taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 Maclaine, , brother to Archibald, 
 
 16. 1001; IT. 150, 151, 154, 157. 
 Maclaine, Mr., 15. 72.- 
 Maclaine, Mr., 16. 785. 
 McLaine, Col., 12. 483. 
 ^Maclaine, Lt. Col., to be aided by Mar- 
 tin, 10. 248. 
 iMaclaine, Maj. (Br.), flags of not to 
 
 be seized, 16. 418, 422. 
 Maclaine, A., 16. 1001. 
 Maclaine (McLain, McLane, McLaine), 
 Archibald, 11. 678, 694, 697, 786, 
 808, 809, 825; 13. 371, 374, 471; 
 16. 264. 
 a leader, 18. iv. 
 :administrator, 24. 926. . 
 allowance to, 18. 203. 
 attacked by rioters in Bladen, 16. 
 
 720. 
 Caswell to on delay In movement 
 of 10th regt., 11. 679-681; on pay- 
 ment for iron works, 1 1 . 413. 
 charges against, 19. 305, 307, 308, 
 
 319-320. 
 claim paid, 19. 165. 
 code coms'r, 23. 987. 
 comes from Ireland, 16. 996. 
 commls'r on exports, 10. 473-474. 
 complaints of, 6. 1077. 
 correspondence ment'd, 16. xi. 
 
 gifts to wife, 22. 298-299. 
 helps "draft count system, 24. iii. 
 in assembly, 12. 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 12, 56, 
 70, 93, 122, 138, 144, 146, 148, 149, 
 176, 179, 189, 201, 219, 252; 16. 
 945; 17. 134, 150, 269, 283, 303, 
 304, 312, 320, 321, 322, 323, 332, 
 343, 347, 348, 354, 359, 360, 364, 
 365, 366, 368, 371, 387, 389, 391, 
 394, 395, 396, 400, 402, 406, 412, 
 419, 421, 676, 692, 696, 705; 19. 
 135, 139, 151, 164, 184, 234, 235, 
 236, 239, 249, 262, 266, 270, 282, 
 283, 286, 289, 292, 295, 304, 305, 
 306, 307, 319, 320, 325, 326, 330, 
 332, 340, 348, 349-351, 406, 408, 412, 
 422, 489, 490, 491, 499, 548, 581, 586, 
 588, 594, 597, 608, 613, 614, 622, 
 627, 639, 640, 643, 650, 671, 675, 
 676, 688, 690, 702, 718, 719, 728, 
 731, 732, 736, 743, 751, 763, 764, 
 765, 767, 773, 798, 800, 805, 816, 
 821, 823, 824, 830, 832; 20. 6, 14, 
 16, 31, 38. 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 4, 6, 7, 12, 25, 26, 
 
 27, 29, 32, 34. 
 In Prov. COng., 10. 141, 152, 166, 167, 
 
 173, 193, 913, 916, 960. 
 judge, 13. 584. 689, 691; resigns as 
 
 judge, 13. 754, 755, 807, 808. 
 letter ment'd, 16. 509(?); quoted, 
 
 13. 361. 
 makes charges against judges, 
 
 18. vi, 136-142, 194, 421-425. 
 Martin to on seizure of Tories for 
 
 retaliation, etc., 16. 416-419. 
 memorial in favor of Smith, 6. 58- 
 
 60. 
 Nash to on magazines, etc., 15. 68. 
 nom. as delegate to C. C, -16. 90; 
 17. 856, 870, 941, 970; 19. 57; for 
 Board of War, 17. 704, 783. 
 on Board of War, 14. 769. 
 on com. of assem., 12. 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 
 10, 11, 17, 22, 28, 29, 114, 115, 124, 
 126, 131, 135, 139, 141, 143, 170, 
 204, 209, 221, 228, 229, 230, 240, 
 251, 253, 266, 267, 270, 282,. 286, 
 291, 293, 297, 301, 302, 306, 335, 390, 
 400, 412, 437; 17. 276, 284, 304, 
 305, 307. 358, 360, 374, 676,- 678, 
 706, 757, 768, 785; 18. 13, 28, 41, 
 58, 63, 74, 98, 127, 217, 240, 258, 
 272, 283, 290, 296, 299, 325, 348, 
 400, 421, 425, 442; 22. 779, 783. 
 on com. of cor. of Wilmington S. C. 
 
 10. 72, 74, 91-2. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. xxiii, 
 
MACLANE, ARCHIBALD 
 
 35 
 
 MACLANE, WM. 
 
 173, 175, 918, 924, 925, 935, 937, 
 942, 956, 963, 965, 967, 971, 973, 
 979, 981, 991, 996. 
 
 on com. to call Prov. Cong., 9. 1016. 
 
 on confiscation act, 15. 203-205. 
 
 on S. C. of Wilmington, 9. 1089, 
 1090, 1098, 1103-1104, 1107, 1109, 
 1111, 1112, 1118, 1120, 1122, 1126, 
 1128, 1149, 1150, 1151, 1153, 1166, 
 1168, 1185, 1265; 10. 12, 15, 24, 
 50, 64, 68, 69, 72, 89, 93, 112, 141, 
 151, 263, 279, 334, 335, 336, 345, 
 348, 363, 388, 389, 393, 405, 410, 
 411, 412, 418, 419, 420, 425, 426, 
 431. . 1 
 
 on S. C. of Wilmington Dist., 1 0. j 
 214. 
 
 petition, 20. 148, 153, 166, 176, 185, 
 329, 352, 386; for new charter, 9. 
 79-80; on cattle and hides, 5. 745- 
 746. 
 
 prosecutes Hunt, 18. 167. 
 
 school trustee, 24. 511. 
 
 surety, 10. 411. 
 
 surrenders charter of Campbelton, 
 0. 270-271. 
 
 to Burke on books, confiscation and 
 Hooper, 16. 246-250; on Br. In 
 Wilmington, 22. 536-8; move- 
 ments., etc., 22. 534-5; on expul- 
 sion of Tories and case of Camp- 
 bell, 16. 199-200; on Meares and 
 others, 16. 570-571. 
 
 to' Caswell on bond, 22. 784; on 
 Campbell, 22. 769-70; on case of 
 Campbell, 13. 261; declines judge- 
 ship, 14. 34; on iron works, etc., 
 1 1 . 394-396 ; recommending Du- 
 Bois, 13. 11. 
 
 to Dry on seizure of vessels, 7. 177- 
 178. 
 
 to Hooper on family affairs, etc., 
 17. 123-131, 134-135, 144-158, 166- 
 171, 185-186, 188; 18. 534-5; on po- 
 sition of H. as Tory, 16. 533-535; 
 on public and private affairs, 16. 
 932-939, 940-942, 943-953, 954-958, 
 962-970, 971-987, 990-993, 994-1001; 
 17. 629-632; on treatment and 
 movements of Tories, 16. 513- 
 515. 
 
 to Hooper (G.), on his health and 
 public affairs, 22. 622-5. 
 
 to Jones (E.), on forwarding letter, 
 22. 633; on legislative affairs, 22. 
 618-20; on public affairs, 21. 504- 
 505; on public buildings and 
 courts, 21. 573-575. 
 
 to Mabson on importing slaves, 9. 
 
 1099. 
 trustee univ., 23. 22. 
 Tryon to on Alamance battle, 8. 716- 
 717. 
 Maclaine,, Mrs. Archibald, 16. 535, 
 
 936, 949, 957, 982, 983; 17. 171. 
 Maclaine, Charles, building coms'r, 
 
 23. 964. 
 
 lieut. colonel, 10. 206. 
 
 McLaine, Daniel, sells steers, 22. 613. 
 
 Maclaine, Elizabeth, gifts to, 22. 298- 
 299. 
 
 Maclaine, J., witness, 9. 980. 
 
 Maclaine, Jerom, captain, 10. 517, 520. 
 
 Maclaine, John, petition, 18. 116, 334, 
 342. 
 
 Maclaine, John, reward to find deser- 
 ters, 10. 980. 
 
 Maclaine, Kitty, 16. 935, 938, 939, 940, 
 941, 946, 948, 951, 952, 953, 957, 
 958, 963, 964, 974, 976, 977, 981, 
 982, 984, 993, 994, 995, 997; 17. 
 123, 126, 128, 130, 147, 148, 149, 
 152, 155, 166, 188; 22. 623. 
 
 Maclaine, Polly, 22. 623. 
 
 McLaine, Robert, building coms'r, 24. 
 541. 
 sheriff, 21. 1077. 
 
 McLaine, Samuel, building coms'r, 
 
 24. 541. 
 
 Maclaine, T., and election brawl, 16. 
 
 945. 
 Maclaine, Thos., clerk of New Han- 
 over Co., 15. 190. 
 
 coms'r on school, 24. 984; on 
 church, 24. 757; on Wilmington, 
 22. 892. 
 
 on confiscation act, 15. 203-205. 
 
 petition, 21. 978, 980, 1028, 1034. 
 
 payment to for services, 12. 89. 
 
 refugee, 15. 543. 
 
 taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 238. 
 Maclaine (McLain, McLean), Wm., al- 
 lowance to, 19. 143. 
 
 in assembly, 18. 194, 239, 245, 256, 
 257, 270, 276, 312, 340, 341, 344, 
 345, 346, 351, 360, 361, 372, 373, 
 376, 389, 391, 398, 429, 443, 483; 
 20. 479, 483, 507, 511, 521; 21. 2, 
 3, 6, 12, 14, 15, 47, 51, 52, 60, 66, 
 68, 74, 77, 100, 109, 115, 121, 123, 
 130, 133, 149, 150, 154, 160, 179, 
 180, 189, 194, 196, 199, 229, 212, 
 234, 259, 264, 268, 275, 286, 288, 
 297, 298, 305, 332, 346, 372, 379, 
 383, 402, 403, 411, 421, 432, 435, 
 
McLAlNE AND BAIN 
 
 36 
 
 McLEAN, JAMES 
 
 595, 622, 645, 737, 739, 766, 788, 
 797 805, 871, 873, 882, 884, 909, 
 914 916, 924, 927, 930, 931, 937, 
 941, 946, 950, 955, 958, 965, 970, 
 973, 976, 977, 980, 982, 999, 1003, 
 1004, 1006, 1012, 1013, 1020, 1021, 
 1030. 
 nom. for C. rf S., 21. 381, 704. 
 on Conv. 1788, 22. 2, 6, 7, 25, 27, 29, 
 35; in Conv., 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 pensioned, 19. 255, 256. 
 petition, 21. 856. 
 McLaine and Bain, 17. 154, 155. 
 McLammy, Peter, lieut, 10. 546. 
 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 McLammy, Wanny, voter, 15. 237. 
 McLamore, Jno., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McLamy, Mark, lieut., 10. 518. 
 McLane. See McLain. 
 McLane, John, land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 McLane, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Macklanshaw (Makclanhaws, Mack- 
 lenahan), Nathaniel, complaint 
 of, 1. 459, 460. 
 McLason, John, petitions for McDugal, 
 
 9. 683-685. 
 McLaudon, Simon, on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-210. 
 McLaughlan, John, in army, 15. 718. 
 McLaughlin, Alexr., army rank, 16. 
 
 1121. 
 McLaughlin, Hugh, land grant to, 4. 
 
 596. 
 McLaughlin, John, 22. 76. 
 MacLaughlin, John, prisoner, 15. 169. 
 McLaughlin, Jno., wounded and pris- 
 oner, 22. 523. 
 McLaughlin, Mary, land grant to, 4. 
 
 765. 
 McLaughlin, Wm., courtmartialed, 12. 
 
 518. 
 McLaugton, Wm., to be executed, 12. 
 535, 540. 
 
 McLaurin, , 17. 123. 
 
 McLaurin, Col., commands, 22. 546. 
 McLayn. See McLain. 
 McLayn, Jeremiah, 22. 112. 
 
 McLean, , Tory prisoner, 14. 636. 
 
 McLean, Mr., in Conv. 1789, 22. 39. 
 Maclean, Mrs., 16. 991. 
 Martin to on case of her husband, 
 10. 942-943. 
 McLean (Maclean), Capt., empowered 
 by Martin to raise troops, 10. 489- 
 90. 
 expelled from N. C, 10. 220; 16. 
 389-390. 
 
 reports on Moore's Creek battle, 10. 
 
 491. 
 makes prizes, 13. 459. 
 not to visit Martin, 10. 389. 
 McLean, Col., recruits for Br. army, 
 10. 409. 
 reports on Tories, 14. lii-iv. 
 McLean (Maclane), Major, case of, 
 
 19. 942-943. 
 Maclean, Maj., ordered to leave Wil- 
 mington, 16. 991, 992, 998. 
 McLean, Alex., 16. 140. 
 McLean, Alexr., loyal, 10. 47. 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 "441-443. 
 sec'y to Martin, 10. 19. 
 Maclean, Allen, sends dispatches to 
 Martin, 10. 234. 
 to command battalion, 10. 325. 
 McLean, Andrew, exchanged, 22. 958. 
 McLean (Maclaine), Charles, ohm. and 
 deputy chm. of Tryon, S. C, 10. 
 162, 247. 
 coms'r on pub. buildings, 24. 19. 
 in assembly, 12. 2, 14, 22, 37, 38, 42, 
 44, 53, 58, 201, 219, 252, 836, 872, 
 880. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 556. 
 major, 10. 355. 
 on com. of assembly, 12. 28, 214, 
 
 788, 846, 847. 
 on Tryon S. C, 10. 120, 162. 
 petitions on land grants, 9. 1260- 
 1263; on sale of Tory goods, 15. 
 213. 
 signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162. 
 to Gen. Assem. on Tories in Tryon 
 Co., 14. 261-262. 
 McLean, Daniel, discharged by Prov. 
 
 Cong., 10. 584. 
 McLean, Daniel, loyalist, 10. 603. 
 McLean, Donald, immigrant, 7. 544. 
 McLean, Duncan, immigrant, 7. 643. 
 McLean (Maclaine, McLain, Mc- 
 Laine), Ephraim, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 coms'r on buildings, 24. 617; on cc, 
 
 23. 803; on salt, 24. 915. 
 in assembly, 12. 265, 368, 380, 399, 
 408, 430, 441; 13. 624, 735, 736. 
 753; 19. 375, 380, 517, 613, 614, 
 622, 643, 644, 667, 671, 675, 676, 
 682, 688, 714. 
 tax collector, 19. 706. 
 McLean, Hector, petition, 21. 848. 
 McLean, Hugh, petition, 18. 188, 205, 
 
 431, 462. 
 McLean, James, the lying deserter, 
 14. 609, 697. 
 
McLean, jeremiah 
 
 37 
 
 McLEOD, CAPT. 
 
 McLean (McLayn), Capt. Jeremiah, 
 22. 112. 
 
 McLean, John, aids Burke, 16. 41, 
 McLean, John, petition, 21. 848. 
 McLean, John, to Lytle on his par- 
 don, 16. 59L 
 McLean, John, immigrant, 7. 543. 
 McLean, John, immigrant, 7. 544. 
 McLean, Margaret, to Martin on ex* 
 
 pulsion of McLean from N. C. 
 
 16. 389-390. 
 McLean, Nanny, immigrant, 7. 544. 
 McLean, Neil, petition, 20. 510, 589; 
 
 21. 53, 175, 177. 
 McLean, Neill, immigrant, 7. 543. 
 McLean, Peter, Immigrant, 7. 544. 
 McLean, Robert, in assem., 19. 234, 
 
 235, 262, 282, 286, 295, 299. 325, 
 
 354, 359. 
 McLean, Sarah, petition considered, 
 
 16. 140, 150, 154. 
 McLean, Thos., reports on French 
 
 fleet, 14. 660. 
 McLean, Wm., in militia, 22. 284. 
 McLean, Wm., petition considered, 
 
 16. 84. 
 McLean, Wm., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672. 
 McLean (McClean), Wm., quoted, 19. 
 
 969, 990. 
 McLean (countersign), 12.-474. 
 Macleane, Lt. Col., to raise regt. of 
 
 Highlanders, 10. 89-90. 
 McLeane (McLean, Maclalne), Alex., 
 
 goods to be sold, 12. 217, 398. 
 loyalist, 10. 602. 
 paroled, 10. 559. 
 to take horse, 10. 560. 
 visits governor and put under bond, 
 
 10. 411. 
 McLeary, Michael, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Macklehatten, Abraham, petition on 
 
 C. H., 9. 806-808. 
 Maclelan. See McClelan, McClelland, 
 
 etc. 
 Maclelan, Robert, witness, 5. 769. 
 McLeland, Wm., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 McLellan, Danl., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Maclellan, John, fails to collect debts, 
 
 9. 827. 
 McLellan, John, letter quoted, 9. 1164. 
 
 McLelland, , 17. 123, 124. 
 
 McLelland, James, in army, 15. 720. 
 McLellen, Wm., arrny pay, 17. 234. 
 McLemmy, Jos., army record, 13. 
 
 474. 
 Mclemoore, James, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Mclemoore, James, in militia, 22. 164. 
 
 McLemoore, James, takes oath, 22. 
 
 171. 
 McLemoore, James, Sr., takes oath, 
 
 22. 171. 
 MacLemoore, John, takes oath, 22. 
 
 171. 
 McLemore, Adkin, comsr on town, 
 
 24. 293; to sell assets of gun fac- 
 tory, 12. 597. 
 in assembly, 12. 655, 656, 699, 736, 
 
 751, 816, 872, 879; 13. 662, 697, 
 
 712, 717, 721; 19. 376, 379; on 
 
 com. of assem., 13. 663. 
 to deliver guns, etc., 13. 556-557. 
 to procure arms, 10. 524. 
 See also McCemore, Atkin. 
 McLemore, Atkins, in militia, 22. 377. 
 McLemore, Charles, pay to, 22. 487. 
 McLemore, Ephraini,' in militia, 22. 
 
 373. 
 MacKlemore, Fortune, quit rents of, 
 
 22. 242. 
 McLemore, Young, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 claim, 20. 179, 356. 
 sells horse, 19. 928. 
 petition, 18. 104, 176, 184, 329, 338, 
 
 409, 416; 21. 90, 100, 152. 
 Macklenden. See McClenden, etc. 
 Macklenden, Brient, imported, 1. 479. 
 Macklenden, Daniel, law suit, 1. 564. 
 Macklenden, Debro (Whedby), law 
 
 suit, 1. 564. 
 Macklenden, Dennes, imported, 1. 
 
 479. 
 Macklenden, Elizabeth, imported, 1. 
 
 479. 
 Macklenden, Francis, imported, 1. 
 
 479. 
 Macklenden, Thos., imported, 1. 479. 
 McLendon, Dennis, petition, 18. 474, 
 
 475. 
 McLendon, Jesse, resigns as J. P., 21. 
 
 101. 
 McLendon, Joel, suspended as J. P. 
 
 and arrested, 17. 646, 652-653, 
 
 733. 
 McLendon, John, nom. for major, 20. 
 
 568. 
 McLendon, Josiah, army pay, 17. 231. 
 McLennons' Creek, 11. 829. 
 McLeod. See McCloud, MoLoud. 
 McLeod, , murdered by Beard, 
 
 15. 511-512. 
 McLeod, Mr., 17. 144. 
 Macleod, Mr., leaves N. C, 13. vi. 
 McLeod, Mrs., robbed by troops, 15. 
 
 512. 
 McLeod, Capt., leads Tory attack at 
 
McLEOD, LIEUT. 
 
 38 
 
 McLOUD, ALEXR. 
 
 Moore's Creek and killed, 1 0. 482, 
 483, 486; 11. 285, 289; 15. 785. 
 McLeod, Lieut., and battle of Camden, 
 15. 270, 272. 
 at Guilford C. H., 17. 1003, 1004, 
 1006. 
 McLeod, Alexander, 11. 830. 
 affidavit on Indian movements, 10. 
 725. 
 McLeod, Alexr., arrives in Wilming- 
 ton, 13. 55, 57. 
 Caswell on arrival and treatment 
 of, 13. 64-65. 
 McLeod, Alexander, loyalist, 10. 596. 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 10. 441-443. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 
 10. 888-9. 
 raises company of loyalists, 10. 325, 
 
 326. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 McLeod, Alex., loyalist, 10. 596. 
 
 sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 McLeod, Alexander, loyalist, 10. 596. 
 
 sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 Macleod, Alexr, Presbyterian preacher 
 
 and Tory, 13. 368. 
 McLeod, Alexr, recommended for 
 
 capt, 10. 47. 
 McLeod, Alexr, reports of false, 13. 
 
 140. 
 McLeod (McCleod), Mrs. Alex., to 
 
 leave state, 13. 64, 65. 
 McLeod, Donald, killed, 10. 491. 
 loyalist, 10. 597, 598. 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 10. 441-443. 
 petition to N. Y. on command of 
 
 Highlanders, 10. 13. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 McLeod, John, 11. 830. 
 McLeod, Jno., .army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McLeod, John, loyalist, 10. 598. 
 McLeod, John, loyalist, 10. 597, 598. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 10. 888-889. 
 McLeod, John, petitions for McDugal, 
 
 9. 683-685. 
 
 McLeod, John, work ment'd, 5. 1196, 
 
 1198. 
 McLeod, Rev. John, discharged by 
 
 Prov. Cong., 10. 577. 
 McLeod, Murdoch, loyalist, 10. 597. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 
 10. 888-889. 
 
 sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 
 M'Leod, Neill, In Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 
 
 46, 49. 
 McLeod, Norman, loyalist, 10. 598. 
 McLeod, Patrick, 10. 519. 
 McLeod, Robt., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 McLeod, Wm., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McLeod, Wm., signs Ass'n of C. C, 
 
 9. 1152, 1166. 
 McLeods, The, join Pretender, 5. 1195. 
 McLerath, Maj., commands Hersians 
 
 at King's tree, 14. 746, 748. 
 McLern, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-13. 
 
 McLeron, . 17. 123. 
 
 McKleroy, Andrew, horseman, 15. 
 
 509. 
 McLeroy, James, rights proved, 4. 
 
 706. 
 McKleroy, John, horseman, 15. 509, 
 
 510. 
 McKleroy, Reubin, horseman, 15. 509. 
 MeLeroy, Wm., rights proved, 4. 706. 
 McLessus, Jonathan, land grant to, 
 
 4. 594. 
 McLewain. See Mcllvain, Mackil- 
 wean. . 
 
 McLewain, , complains of Gatlin, 
 
 4. 1335, 1336, 1337-1338. 
 M'Lewain, Maj., and Briar Creek bat- 
 tle, 14. 282. 
 McLewaine, Mary, land grant to, 4. 
 
 651. 
 McKlewaine, Samuel, army record, 
 
 13. 480. 
 McLewcan, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 343. 
 Macklewean, Francis, coms'r on 
 county, 23. 248, 250; on town and 
 treas'r, 25. 468, 469. 
 See also Mackilwean, Fr. 
 McLewean, Fran., in militia, 22. 309. 
 McLewean, Fr., in militia, 22. 331. 
 Macklewean, James, coms'r of fortifi- 
 cations, 23. 293; on capitol, 23. 
 348. 
 receiver, 23. 270. 
 tax collector, 23. 255. 
 Mackleymore, Charles, pay to, 22. 
 
 487. 
 Macklin, Isham, army pay, 17. 233. 
 McLin, Thomas, on S. C. of Craven 
 
 Co., 0. 1237. 
 McLin, Thos., paid for slave outlawed 
 
 and hanged, 12. 73. 
 McLorinan, Henry, taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 237, 238. 
 McLoud. See McCloud, McLeod. 
 McLoud, Alexr, tory officer, 22. 197. 
 
McLOUD, JNO. 
 
 39 
 
 MACNAIR, MR. 
 
 McLoud, Jno., army rank, 16. 1121, 
 McLoud, Jno., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672. 
 McLuer, Mr., aids Burke, 16. 294. 
 
 McMachen, John, petition on C. H., 9. 
 806-808. 
 
 McMachen, John Blair, petition on C. 
 H., 9. 806-808. 
 
 McMackin, Thos., petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-8. 
 
 McMactier, , refuses to sign 
 
 Asso'n, 9. 1166. 
 
 McMahan, Barnet, army rank, 16. 
 1122. 
 
 McMahon, John, a J. P., 22. 703. 
 
 McMamus, James, land grants to, 4. 
 892, 1036. 
 
 McMan, Robert, robbed, 14. 261. 
 
 McManis, Lieut., 5. 561. 
 
 IVIcManus, Capt., commands troops, 5. 
 794. 
 payment to, 5. 801, 804. 
 service, 8. 283. 
 
 McManus, James, claims allowed, 6. 
 212; 22. 820. 
 patent to, 6. 332, 638. 
 proves rights, 4. 1033. 
 
 McManus, Lawrence, exempted, 9. 
 451. 
 
 McManus, Capt. Thos., 5. 851, 894. 
 asks recruiting expenses from as- 
 sembly, 5. 255, 256. 
 company sent to N. Y., 5. xxvii- 
 
 xxviil. 
 serves in French war, 5. xl. 
 
 McMason, John, a J. P., 11. 653. 
 
 McMasters, Jas., in militia, 22. 452. 
 
 McMasters, James, petition, 21. 202, 
 206, 275, 283, 577, 630. 
 
 McMath, Wm., exempted, 5. 1045. 
 
 McMennamy, Wm., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 McMeno, Nath., petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 
 MacMeot, James, regulator, 7. 809. 
 
 McMillan, Alex., receives pay for sold- 
 iers, 17. 192, 210, 217, 226, 230, 
 242, 256. 
 
 McMillan, Dugal, land grant to, 4. 
 1248. 
 
 McMillan, Robert, petitions on land 
 grants. 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 
 McMillian, Abram, petitions for divis- 
 ion of Orange Co., 9. 809. 
 
 McMillon, Matthew, in militia, 22. 
 368. 
 
 McMillum, Robert, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 
 McMinn, Robert, on Tryon S. C, 10. 
 
 120, 247. 
 McMinty, Joseph, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 McMoor, Caleb, army pay, 17. 233. 
 McMoor, Daniel, army pay, 17. 231. 
 McMordie, Robert, Presbyterian mis- 
 sionary, 5. 1199, 1219. 
 McMorobray, , letter of, 20. 662, 
 
 663, 664. 
 McMullan, Evin, petitions for McDu- 
 
 gal, 9. 683-685. 
 McMullen, Alexander, army pay, 17. 
 
 230. 
 McMullen, Archibald, enlists, 22. 459. 
 McMullen, Jas., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 McMullen, Jerome, army rank, 16. 
 
 1111. 
 McMullen, Michael, army pay, 17. 234. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 McMullen, Michl., army rank, 16. 
 
 1122. 
 McMullen, Wm., pelitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263; 11. 250-253. 
 McMullin, Alexander, asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 91. 
 McMullin, John, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 91. 
 McMullin, Wm., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 91. 
 McMullin, Lerence, in militia, 22. 371. 
 McMulline, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 McMulon, John, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-3; 11. 250-4. 
 McMulon, Wm., petitions on land, 11. 
 
 250-3. 
 McMund, John, regulators' entry on 
 
 cause of, 8. 236. 
 McMuntry, Jno., land grant to, 19. 
 
 573. 
 McMurphy, John, army pay, 17. 233. 
 McMurray, Wm., building coms'r, 24 
 
 645, 771. 
 McMurrey, Robert, asks pardon for 
 
 Regulators, 9. 98-99. 
 McMurry, John, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89-90. 
 Macmurtry, John, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 McNab, And., in militia, 22. 281. 
 McNab, John, officer, 22. 702. 
 McNabb, John, a J. P., 11. 653; 23. 
 
 995. 
 McNabb, Wm., a J. P., 22. 703. 
 McNair, , payments to for troops, 
 
 6. 206. 
 Macnair (McNair), Mr., 9. 826, 827, 
 
 1096. 
 
McNAIR, MR. 
 
 40 
 
 McNEAL, DUGALD 
 
 MoNair, Mr., 11. 596. 
 
 McNair, Capt., accounts considered, 
 
 6. 159. 
 cannon delivered to, 6. 922. 
 payment to for Ft. Granville, 6. 204. 
 payments to, 5. 966, 967. 
 McNair (Mc^Nare, McNaire), Charles, 
 
 a J. P., 5. 828; 6. 1007. 
 produces accounts, 5. 968. 
 Macnair, Ebenezer, 24. 761. 
 McNair, Ebenezer, petition, 17. 67; 
 
 19. 433, 574, 577, 770. 
 McNair, Harry, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McNair, John, a J. P., 9. 1221. 
 on regulation of Cross Creek, 15. 
 
 209-11. 
 property confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 
 263, 424. 
 to Caswell on brother's estate, 17. 
 
 427. 
 McNair, Neill, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 MacNair, Ralph, a Tory, 9. xxxlv. 
 act to prevent sale of lands, 24. 
 
 761. 
 asks for inspection, 8. 80a. 
 bill on estate of, 20. 91-92, 98, 112. 
 claims, 9. 591. 
 death and estate considered, 17. 
 
 427. 
 deposition, 8. 307; on Regulator 
 
 riots in Hlllsboro, 8. 245, 246, 249. 
 in assembly, 9. 177, 178, 184, 190, 
 
 223, 390, 399, 413, 416, 417, 418, 
 
 422, 425, 438, 448, 469, 470, 476, 
 
 478, 501, 526, 530, 534, 540, 565, 
 
 569, 589, 715, 734, 747, 752, 874, 
 
 902, 910, 952, 1189. 
 instructions to as representative of 
 
 Orange Co., 9. 699-706. 
 lands of restored to children, 7. 306, 
 
 310, 373, 382, 397-398, 401, 403, 419. 
 Martin to on his return to N. C, 17. 
 
 10. 
 on com. of Assem., 9. 1197. 
 paper of laid before Assem., 17. 43, 
 
 67. 
 payment to, 22. 442. 
 petition, 19. 433 505, 674, 577, 770. 
 property confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 
 263, 424. 
 sends petition to Regulators, 7. 761. 
 to Husband on evils and dangers of 
 
 Regulation, 7. 767-70. 
 witness, 8. 532; 22. 428. 
 McNair, Ralph, and Co., 9. 1096. 
 bill for goods, 22. 458-9. 
 
 McNaire, Capt., payment to, 5. 972. 
 
 McNaire, Charles, a J. P., 5. 828. 
 
 MoNalty, Jno. army rank, 16. 1114. 
 
 McNamara, , court martialed, 12. 
 
 543-544. 
 
 McNamee, Peter, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-7. 
 
 McNames's Creek, 24. 160. 
 
 McNary, Francis, asks pardon for 
 Hamilton, 9. 39; for Hunter, 9. 
 86. 
 petition on C. H., 9. 806-808. 
 
 McNary, Isaiah, asks pardon for 
 Hamilton, 9. 84-85. 
 
 McNary, John, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 Macnary (Macrary), John, judge, 20. 
 262, 270,, 442, 455; 21. 358, 637, 
 696. 
 
 McNatt, Mr., tobacco inspector, 21. 
 96. 
 
 McNatt, Benja, petitions for new 
 charter, 9. 79-80. 
 
 McNatt, James, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 McNatt, James, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 MacNaughton, Aniy, coms'r on pilo- 
 tage, 25. 7. 
 
 McNaughton, Charles, petitions for 
 McDugal, 9. 683-685. 
 
 McNaughton, John, lieut, 10. 944. 
 
 McNaughton, Richard, army pay, 17. 
 233. 
 
 McNeal, , 14. 149. 
 
 McNeal, , prisoners to be deliver- 
 ed to, 15. 557. 
 
 McNeal. McNeale, McNeel, McNeele, 
 McNeil, McNeill, McNiel. 
 
 McNeal, , to be defeated, 14. 464. 
 
 McNeal, . with Slingsby, 22. 
 
 1049. 
 
 MacNeal, Capt., reports on Br. cap- 
 tures, 15. 370. 
 
 McNeal, Col., killed, 22. 207, 238. 
 
 M'Neal, Alexander, building coms'r., 
 24. 839. 
 
 McNeal, Archd., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 
 McNeal, Archibald, vestryman, 25. 
 267. 
 
 McNeal (McNeil), Daniel, a J. P., 4. 
 ix, 447, 683, 951. 
 brings in Scotch settlers, 4. viii-ix. 
 encouragement to, 4. 490, 532-3. 
 land grant to, 4. 945, 965; asked, 4. 
 453, 454. 
 
 MacNeal, Dan'l, -road comsr., 23. 221. 
 
 McNeal (McNeil), Dugald (Duaold),a 
 J. P., 4. ix, 447. 
 brings in Scotch settlers, 4. viii-ix. 
 
McNEAL, DUNCAN 
 
 41 
 
 MACKNEIL, JOHN 
 
 encouragement to, 4. 489-490, 512, 
 532-533. 
 McNeal, Duncan, Regulator entry on 
 
 causes of, 8. 240. 
 McNeal, Edward, petition, 20. 55; 
 
 considered, 17. 343-344. 
 M'Neal, George, Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1188. 
 MtiNeal (McNeil), Col. Hector, 22. 
 238. 
 commands Tories, 22. 546, 566, 567. 
 defeated, 22. 553. . 
 joins Fanning, 22. 206, 210: 
 movement, 22. 570. 
 to be attacked, 22. 549. 
 Wade to attack, 22. 205, 206. 
 McNeal, Hector, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 McNeal (McNeale, McNeil), Hector, 
 claim allowed, 5. 976. 
 land grant asked for, 4. 453; to, .4. 
 
 594. 
 law suit, 4. 497-8. 
 McNeal, Hector, regulator's entry on 
 
 causes of, 8. 240. 
 McNeal, Hector, Tory, 22. 210. 
 McNeal, Jos., prisoner, 16. 483. 
 McNeal, Lewis, army pay, 17. 231. 
 McNeal, Malcolm, claims allowed, 9. 
 
 953. 
 McNeal, Malcolm, land grant to, 4. 
 
 887. 
 McNeal (McNeil, McNeale), Neil 
 (Neal, Neale), a J. P., 4. ix, 447. 
 brings in Scotch settlers, 4. viii-ix. 
 encouragement to, 4. 490, 532-533. 
 land grants to, 4. 594, 595, 619, 703; 
 
 asked, 4. 453, 454. 
 rights proved, 4. 595. 
 McNeal, Neil, paroled to Newborn, 
 
 22. 962. 
 McNeale, Arch, land grant to, 4. 594, 
 
 852. 
 McNeale, Neale, petition to Caswell 
 on exchange of prisoners, 22. 893- 
 4. 
 McNear, Capt., payments to, 5. 793. 
 McNease, Capt., 16. 502. 
 McNeel. See McNeal, McNeil, Mc- 
 
 Niel. 
 McNeel, A. N., clerk of court, 14. 292. 
 McNeele (McNeil), John, petition, 18. 
 
 58, 76. 
 McNeely, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 McNees, Capt., rank, 16. 502, 665. 
 McNees, Lieut., sends list of desert- 
 ers, 16. 588. 
 McNees, J., receipts for recruits, 14. 
 131-132, 134. 
 
 McNees, John, 18. 297, 303. 
 arrested for fraud, etc., 18. 21-2, 36, 
 
 71, 72, 73. 163, 251, 303, 304, 305, 
 
 385. 
 convicted, 20. 630. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 petition, 20. 667. 
 rank, 16. 73, 577, 609, 1111. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 189, 
 
 190, 192, 196, 199, 200, 202, 205, 
 
 206, 210, 211, 213, 214, 215, 217, 
 
 226, 227, 231, 233, 238, 239, 240, 
 
 241, 242, 246, 247, 248, 250, 253, 
 
 254, 255, 260. 
 to Caswell asking leave to go to the 
 
 front, 13. 455. 
 McNjeese, Capt., 18. 798. 
 McNeese, Lieut., 16. 517. 
 McNeil. See McNeal, McNeel, Mc- 
 
 Niel. 
 
 McNeil, , defeated, 22. 134. 
 
 McNeil, , threatens the upper 
 
 country, 15. 577. 
 McNeil, Capt., 22. 235. 
 McNeil, Capt., Robeson to on surrend- 
 er of Tories, 15. 542-543. 
 McNeil, Col., 14. 184. 
 McNeil, Col., killed, 22. 102. 
 McNeil, Maj., 16. 477. 
 McNeil, Archibald, petitions, 18. 116, 
 
 334, 342. 
 McNeil, Dan., sells steers, 22. 613. 
 McNeil, Daniel, furnishes cattle, 16. 
 
 208. 
 McNeil, Duncan, resigns, 21. 243. 
 McNeil, Faning, petition, 20. 172-173, 
 
 176, 200, 350, 376-377, 382. 
 McNeil, Forquel, land grant to, 4. 595. 
 McNeil, Frederick, in militia, 17. 
 
 1059. 
 McNeil, Geo., memorial, 18. 58, 287- 
 
 288, 296. 
 McNeil, Hector, 8. 9, 43. 
 McNeil, Hector, army record, 13. 474. 
 McNeil, Hector, captures Cross Creek, 
 
 15. 610. 
 MacNeil, Hector, sheriff, 25. 267. 
 McNeil, Hector (old), commands 
 
 Tories in Bladen, 22. 1043. 
 McNeil, Jas., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672; 20. 376; 24. 425. 
 McNeil, Jas., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672. 
 McNeil (McMeil), James, property 
 
 confiscated, 24. 263, 424. 
 M'Neil, James, town coms'r, 24. 857. 
 Mackneil, John, lapse patent to, 2. 
 
 522. 
 
McNELL, JOHN 
 
 42 
 
 McNIGHT, ANDREW 
 
 McNeil, John, master of the Jenny, 
 
 10. 735. 
 McNeil, John, petitions for land, 18. 
 
 175, 182-183, 310; 21. 424. 
 McNeil, John, sells steers, 22. 613. 
 McNeil, Malcolm, land grant asked, 
 
 4. 453. 
 McNeil, Wm., petitions for McDugal, 
 
 9. 683-685. 
 McNeile, Hector, town coms'r, 25. 
 
 470. 
 McNeill, Mr., reports on Baltimore af- 
 fairs, 9. 1082. 
 McNeill, Mr., sent out of state as pris- 
 oner, 10. 545. 
 McNeill, Mrs., to be removed, 10. 631. 
 McNeill, Esquire, 5. 1209. 
 McNeill, Arch., in militia, 22. 411. 
 McNeill, Archibald, in militia, 22. 
 
 473. 
 McNeill, Arch., on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McNeill, Arch'd., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 McNeill, Archibald, takes oath, 22. 
 
 949. 
 McNeill, Dan, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McNeill (McNeil), Dr. Daniel, banish- 
 ment suspended, 18. 234. 
 Caswell to on banishment, 18. 591. 
 case of, 18. vi-viii, 138-139, 213-217, 
 
 422, 423, 428, 477, 479-480, 482. 
 recognizance of, 21. 261, 266, 349, 
 356, 435, 620, 685. 
 MacNeill, Daniel, witness, IS. 558. 
 McNeill (McNeil), Duncan, a J. P., 5. 
 
 654; 22. 445, 447. 
 McNeill (McNeil), Duncan, balled, 
 10. 559. 
 claims allowed, 9. 225. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 discharged from attendance on 
 
 Prov. Congress, 10. 552. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 574. 
 major, 10. 207. 
 McNeill, Duncan, petitions on roads 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Scotch elder, 5. 1197. 
 McNeill, Geo., memorial of, 18. 10, 14, 
 
 241. 
 McNeill (McNeal), Hector, claims al- 
 lowed, 8. 740. 
 In assembly, 6. 364, 407, 486, 493, 
 662, 682, 800, 801, 856, 895, 922, 
 938; on com. of assembly, 6. 386, 
 805, 817, 896. 
 McNeill, Hector, a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 discharged by Prov. Cong., 10. 524. 
 
 McNeill, Hector, lieut., 10. 187. 
 McNeill, Hector, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McNeill, Hector, reports on town site, 
 
 6. 816. 
 McNeill, Hector, Scotch settler, 5. 
 
 1195, 1197, 1209. 
 McNeill, James, resigns as J. P., 21. 
 
 261, 611, 633". 
 McNeill, John, furnishes cattle, 16. 
 
 208. 
 McNeill, John, petition, 21. 308, 355, 
 
 424, 681, 723. 
 McNeill, 'Laucklin, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 McNeill (McNeil), Malcom, brings in 
 goods, 9. 1118. 
 discharged by Prov. Cong., 10. 524. 
 loyalist, 10. 603. 
 paroled, 10. 634. 
 takes oath to N. C, 10. 701; 22. 
 
 949; to U. S. A., 10. 743. 
 to be jailed, 10. 631. 
 McNeill, Roger, 5. 1197. 
 McNeill, Will, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Macknejh, James, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Mackness, Perrygreen, on Tryon S. 
 C, 10. 247. 
 signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162-163. 
 Mackney, Lieut., In N. C. battalion, 
 
 13. 343. 
 McNIchol, Dunn, commands High- 
 landers (Tories), 11. 392. 
 paroled, 10. 830-831. 
 prisoner, 1 1 . 370. 
 
 to Caswell on supplies for prison- 
 ers and answer, 11. 480-481, 484; 
 on treatment of prisoners, 1 1 . 
 415-416. 
 McNicol, Capt., letter of ment'd., 11. 
 
 444. 
 McNicol, Neal (Neil), paroled, 10. 
 830-831. 
 prisoner, 1 1 . 370. 
 McNicole, Mr., reports on Moore's 
 Creek battle, 10. 491. 
 
 McNicoll, , 21. 192. 
 
 McNicoll, Duncan, and Co., represen- 
 tation of, 18. 421. 
 McNider, Thomas, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9.' 633-634. 
 McNiel. See McNeal^ McNeel, Mc- 
 Neil. 
 McNiel, Daniel, tory captain, 22. 231. 
 McNiel, John, petition, 19. 290, 409. 
 McNiel I, Roger, on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 McNight. See McKnlght. 
 McNight, Andrew, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
McNIGHT, DOUGAL 
 
 43 
 
 MACON, JOHN 
 
 army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 824, 
 
 913, 925, 927, 966, 975, 980, 
 
 McNight, Dougal, refuses to sign 
 
 982, 
 
 984, 988, 990, 1000; 16. 2, 3, 
 
 Assn. of C. C, 9. 1152. 
 
 49, 
 
 53, 79, 127, 139, 153, 165, 167, 
 
 McNight, Hugh, allowance to, 22. 826. 
 
 168 
 
 17. 785, 878, 879, 903, 948, 
 
 McNight, Wm., complains of Indiana, 
 
 953, 
 
 963; 18. 2, 3, 4, 6, 10, 17, 20, 
 
 5. 142-143. 
 
 24, 
 
 25, 37, 39, 47, 55, 59, 61, 62, 69, 
 
 McNish, John, regulator, 8. 79. 
 
 82, 
 
 92, 105, 108, 114, 117, 121, 122, 
 
 McNorton, John, lieut., 11. 443. 
 
 124, 
 
 128, 134, 135, 136, 148, 149, 
 
 to be lieut., 22. 909. 
 
 154, 
 
 156, 159, 160, 161, 171, 172, 
 
 McNunn, John, claim, 9. 489. 
 
 179 
 
 230, 235, 238, 314; 19. 5, 21, 
 
 Macocomocock River, touched by Fox, 
 
 22, 
 
 61, 97, 139, 141, 144, 150, 162, 
 
 1. XX, 217. 
 
 189, 
 
 234, 235, 236, 237, 248, 253, 
 
 See also Roanoke River. 
 
 258, 
 
 260, 261, 265, 269, 270, 280, 
 
 McOllister. See McAllister. 
 
 286, 
 
 294, 295, 297, 300, 312, 315, 
 
 McOllister, Dan'l, army rank, 16. 1111. 
 
 323, 
 
 324, 354, 381, 383, 386, 387, 
 
 Macon, , wounded and prisoner. 
 
 389, 
 
 392, 393, 395, 397, 406, 407, 
 
 22. 522. 
 
 413 
 
 416, 422, 436, 718, 719, 720, 
 
 Macon, Mr., reports of, 17. viii. 
 
 729, 
 
 730, 733, 737, 738, 741, 742, 
 
 Macon, Capt., prisoner, 15. 168. 
 
 752, 
 
 758, 760, 763, 773, 777, 794, 
 
 roster of Co., 16. 1031, 1043, 1051, 
 
 799 
 
 20. 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 
 
 1057, 1066, 1077, 1091, 1125, 1135, 
 
 14, 
 
 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 
 
 1157. 
 
 26, 
 
 29, 31, 34, 39, 40, 42, 45, 46, 48, 
 
 Macon (Mackon), Gideon, a J. P., 5. 
 
 49, 
 
 50, 53, 64, 66, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 
 
 591. 
 
 76, 
 
 77, 79, 81, 82, 83, 84, 89, 93, 95, 
 
 line coms'r, 23. 547. 
 
 102, 
 
 103, 104, 108, 111, 122, 124, 
 
 vestryman, 23. 497. 
 
 128, 
 
 149, 157, 174, 176, 185, 198, 
 
 Macon, Gideon Hunt, tax collector. 
 
 302, 
 
 303, 304, 305, 306, 309, 313, 
 
 19. 707. 
 
 325, 
 
 326, 328, 330, 333, 337, 339, 
 
 Macon, Harrison, allowed to export 
 
 341, 
 
 343, 347, 351, 362, 363, 364, 
 
 tobacco, 15. 576-, 17. 841, 933, 
 
 367, 
 
 369, 372, 373, 378, 380, 390, 400, 
 
 935. 
 
 416, 
 
 422, 426, 427, 476, 477, 478, 
 
 captain, 15. 235. 
 
 480, 
 
 481, 485, 489, 490, 499, 500, 
 
 in assembly, 16. 2, 39, 49, 67, 111, 
 
 504, 
 
 505, 507, 514, 516, 519, 520, 523, 
 
 127, 143, 167, 168; 19. 5, 15, 23, 
 
 526, 
 
 527, 536, 537, 538, 543, 544, 
 
 79, 203, 233, 235, 236, 247, 249, 254, 
 
 546, 
 
 547, 550, 554, 555, 567, 577, 
 
 262, 281, 282, 300, 332, 334, 354, 
 
 588 
 
 21. 651, 671, 730, 731, 732, 
 
 359, 394; on com. of assembly, 16. 
 
 733, 
 
 734, 736, 749, 753, 760, 763, 
 
 21, 34. 46, 64, 90, 98, 109, 116, 125; 
 
 766, 
 
 770, 772, 773, 774, 777, 781, 
 
 17. 277, 281, 294, 295, 297, 314, 
 
 788, 
 
 794, 801, 806, 807, 809, 811, 
 
 322, 333, 353, 360, 385. 
 
 815, 
 
 816, 818, 819, 831, 835, 838, 
 
 Macon, Henry, owes state, 21. 1070. 
 
 839, 
 
 842, 845, 846, 850, 852, 854, 
 
 Macon, James, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 857, 
 
 858, 860, 862, 867, 868, 874, 
 
 captain, 10. 975. 
 
 880 
 
 881, 884, 916, 930, 958, 984, 
 
 Macon, John, allowance to, 18. 426, 
 
 987, 
 
 991, 1003, 1020, 1026, 1031. 
 
 428; 19. 185, 306, 310. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 11, 12, 25. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1113. 
 
 27, 
 
 28, 29, 30, 32, 33. 
 
 asks pay for services, 14. 841. 
 
 nom. 
 
 for treas., 19. 465, 809; for 
 
 captain, 10. 965. 
 
 Fed 
 
 Conv., 20. 546; 21. 102, 106; 
 
 coms'r of confiscated property, 16. 
 
 to sign money, 17. 413; 20. 100. 
 
 167, 169; 19. 119, 122, 123; on 
 
 officer, 18. 450, 458. 
 
 boundary, 24. 866; on Cont. Line, 
 
 on com. of Assem., 13. 740, 790, 791, 
 
 24. 567, 734; on school, 24. 863; 
 
 831, 
 
 845, 916, 935, 965; 16. 21, 45, 
 
 to sell granery, 24. 626; to sign 
 
 46, 
 
 47, 57, 64, 85, 88, 89, 90, 91, 
 
 bills, 24. 320. 
 
 98, 109, 121, 125, 141; 17. 277, 281, 
 
 dist. auditor, 24. 373, 387. 
 
 294, 
 
 295, 297, 314, 322, 333, 353, 
 
 examined on frauds, etc., 18. 71, 73, 
 
 360, 
 
 385; 17. 811, 812; 18. 4, 12, 
 
 89, 252, 304, 305, 384. 
 
 25, 
 
 J5, 36, 37, 39, 45, 55, 56, 57, 70, 
 
 in assembly, 13. 785, 786, 812, 813, 
 
 80, 
 
 81, 82, 91, 94, 97, 98, 102, 119, 
 
MACON, NATHANIEL 
 
 44 
 
 Mcpherson, wm. 
 
 120, 127, 135, 136, 139, 159, 
 
 166, 
 
 Macon, Nathaniel, land grant to. 4. 
 
 172, 194, 196, 197, 217, 218, 
 
 237, 
 
 675. 
 
 243, 256, 262, 272, 274, 284, 
 
 292, 
 
 Macon, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 294, 315, 329, 334, 347, 349, 
 
 365, 
 
 Macon Co. (Mason), Baptists in, 5. 
 
 367, 383, 388, 428. 
 
 
 1192. 
 
 petitions on slave, 18. 12, 13, 
 
 197, 
 
 McPearson, Thos., witness, 22. 467. 
 
 239, 240, 242-243. 
 
 
 McPeters, Charles, takes oath, 22. 
 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 
 
 190, 
 
 503. 
 
 202, 206, 209, 215, 220, 223, 
 
 241, 
 
 McPeters, David, land grant to, 4. 
 
 249. 
 
 
 1047. 
 
 representation, 20. 542. 
 
 
 McPeters, David, petition, 20. 396. 
 
 resigns as com. to settle accts. 
 
 McPeters, David, takes oath, 23. 503. 
 
 Cont. Line, 19. 427, 765, 
 
 as 
 
 McPeters, Jonathan, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 
 militia major, 20. 245, 423, 
 
 435. 
 
 McPhagan, Peter, pay to, 17. 231. 
 
 signs due bill of army accts, 1 8 
 
 162. 
 
 McPhaul, Mary, act to establish title 
 
 trustee of Univ., 25. 22. 
 
 
 to lands, 25. 28. 
 
 Macon, Nathaniel, Caswell to on at- 
 
 McPhaul, Niel, act to establish title 
 
 tendance on C. C, 18. 795. 
 
 
 to lands, 25. 28. 
 
 counsellor, 17. 143. 
 
 
 McPherson, Lieut., 17. 1003. 
 
 In assembly, 17. 318, 322, 715, 
 
 722, 
 
 MacPherson, Lt. Col., 17. 1035. 
 
 795, 900, 936, 947, 948, 953, 
 
 963; 
 
 McPherson, Abell, army rank, 13. 
 
 19. 2, 3, 5, 7, 16, 17, 20, 35, 57, 59, 
 
 518; 16. 1109. 
 
 60, 61, 73, 82, 89, 115, 116, 119, 
 
 122, 
 
 pay to, 17. 230. 
 
 179, 401, 402, 406, 407, 414, 
 
 422, 
 
 McPherson, Alex., in militia, 22. 412, 
 
 425, 442, 460, 462, 463, 467, 
 
 487, 
 
 McPherson, Alex., in militia, 22. 473. 
 
 501, 509, 510, 514, 516, 522, 
 
 538, 
 
 McPherson, Alexander, regulator, 8. 
 
 565, 570, 577, 602, 605, 616, 
 
 623, 
 
 79. 
 
 636, 650, 657, 662, 677, 697, 
 
 723, 
 
 McPherson (Mcfurson), Andrew, ar- 
 
 729, 730, 732, 809; 21. 8, 36 
 
 , 46, 
 
 rested for not paying taxes, 2. 
 
 50, 51, 90, 154, 207, 214, 215, 
 
 230, 
 
 141-142. 
 
 233, 258, 286, 301, 314, 332, 
 
 333, 
 
 McPherson, Caleb, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 577, 579, 582, 584, 585, 592, 
 
 593, 
 
 McPherson (Mcfurson), Daniel, arrest- 
 
 595, 596, 601, 607, 611, 612, 
 
 619, 
 
 ed for not paying taxes, 2. 141-142. 
 
 622, 625, 627, 630, 632, 643, 
 
 647, 
 
 McPherson, James, petition on sep- 
 
 653, 657, 669, 670, 671, 734, 
 
 737, 
 
 aration, 22. 705-8. 
 
 738, 763, 775, 779, 784, 844, 
 
 859, 
 
 McPherson, John, warehouse on lands 
 
 872, 873, 876, 880, 882, 887, 
 
 893, 
 
 of, 23. 513. 
 
 901, 902, 903, 906, 913, 918, 
 
 924, 
 
 McPherson, Jos., resigns as J. P., 21. 
 
 926, 927, 930, 931, 932, 937, 
 
 939, 
 
 213, 578, 585. 
 
 941, 946, 965, 970, 974, 980, 
 
 982, 
 
 McPherson, Lewis, memorial on 
 
 984, 999, 1003, 1004, 1006, 
 
 1012, 
 
 duties, 20. 32; 21. 227, 235, 245, 
 
 1013, 1015, 1018, 1021, 1032, 
 
 1041, 
 
 246, 247, 259, 267, 292, 298, 299, 
 
 1046, 1050, 1055; on com. of as- 
 
 357, 434, 595, 605, 609, 610, 622, 
 
 sembly, 16. 23, 38, 64, 109; 
 
 17. 
 
 632, 646, 670, 687. 
 
 637, 648, 721, 727, 730, 738, 
 
 753, 
 
 McPherson, Matthew, pensioner, 22. 
 
 755, 799, 811, 812, 815, 822, 
 
 826, 
 
 76. 
 
 831, 840, 843, 844, 852, 853, 
 
 857, 
 
 McPherson, Othmlel, army rank, 16. 
 
 866, 867, 870, 886, 894, 895, 
 
 896, 
 
 1118. 
 
 897, 902, 923, 927, 934, 935, 
 
 939, 
 
 McPherson, Samuel, petition on sep- 
 
 949, 953, 970, 972. 
 
 
 aration, 22. 705-8. 
 
 in C. C, 18. 78, 108, 312, 337, 
 
 342; 
 
 Macpherson, Stephen, to be arrested, 
 
 20. 29, 42. 
 
 
 10. 940. 
 
 in C. of S., 17. 310, 318, 330; 
 
 19. 
 
 McPherson, Wm., army rank, 16. 
 
 188, 202, 312, 331, 540, 571; 
 
 20. 
 
 1118. 
 
 226, 414; 21. 386, 703. 
 
 
 McPherson, Wm., on supposed con- 
 
 It. col., 20. 273, 461. 
 
 
 demnation of Husband, 7. 847-848. 
 
 resigns from C. C, 20. 605, 629 
 
 
 McPherson, Wm., tory officer, 22. 
 
 school trustee, 24. 863. 
 
 
 197. 
 
McPHETERS, CHARLES 
 
 45 McREE, GRIFFITH JOHN 
 
 McPheters, Charles, asks for new 
 county, 9. 92. 
 
 McPick, Wm., petition on separation, 
 22. 705-7. 
 
 McQuarrie, Hector, prisoner, 11. 370. 
 
 McQuary, Hector, paroled, 10. 830-831. 
 
 McQueen. See McCuean. 
 
 M'Queen, Mr., 11. 774. 
 
 McQueen, Capt., 13. 186. 
 
 McQueen, Capt., 22. 758. 
 
 Macqueen, Alexander, petition for 
 land refused, 9. 303-304. 
 proposes to migrate to N. C, 8. 620, 
 621-622. 
 
 McQueen, Daniel, 11. 830. 
 
 Macqueen, Edmund, petition for land 
 refused, 9. 303-304. 
 proposes to migrate to N. C, 8. 620, 
 621-2. 
 
 Macqueen, Rev. Wm., petition for land 
 refused, 9. 303, 304. 
 proposes to migrate to N. C, 8. 620, 
 621-622. 
 
 McQuillin, Walter, army rank, 16. 
 1119. 
 
 McQuinney, , killed, 10. 385, 386. 
 
 Macqulnny, Bar., in assembly, 3. 635. 
 See also McKinnie, Bar. 
 
 McQuinton, John, detains Avery, 8. 
 519. 
 
 McQuon, Thomas, petition against 
 marriage act, 9. 623-624. 
 
 McQuown, Hugh, in militia, 22. 399. 
 
 McQuown, Hugh, petition against mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-624. 
 
 McQuown, Thos., in militia, 22. 398. 
 
 McRae, SamI, in militia, 22. 330. 
 
 McRamer's Creek, t3. 115. 
 
 McRary, Robert, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 McRaw, Alexander, loyalist, 10. 600. 
 
 McRay, Alex., sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 
 McRay, Archibald, 22. 412. 
 
 McRay, Jno., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 
 McRay, John, exchanged, 22. 551. 
 
 McRea, Wm., rights proved, 4. 598. 
 
 McReak, Capt., 22. 151. 
 
 McReal, Jos., in militia, 22. 319. 
 
 McReary, Gilbert, road coms'r, 23. 
 222. 
 
 McRee, , goes to N. C. with pris- 
 oners, 15. 505. 
 
 McRee, , 19. 999. 
 
 McRee, Mr., reports on public funds 
 in private hands, 12. 555. 
 
 McRee, G., note by, 15. 682. 
 
 McRee, G., to Swain on Fergus com- 
 mission, 19. 999. 
 
 McRee, Griffin, causes trouble by en- 
 
 listments, 11. 834. 
 
 major, 11. 831, 832. 
 McRee, Griffith, conduct in enlisting 
 troops reported to Gen. Nash, 12. 
 64, 68. 
 McRee (McKree, McCree), Griffith 
 John, 16. 578, 622; 19. 999(?); 
 20. 591(?), 594(?). 
 
 and affairs of N. C. Line, 18. 57-58, 
 59, 61-62, 375. 
 
 army record, 13. 476. 
 
 Burke to on forgery, 16. 299-300; 
 on returning Tories, 16. 187. 
 
 captain, 10. 518, 520; 12. 173, 350; 
 14. 80, 184. 
 
 confiscation coms'r, 24. 662. 
 
 cont. major, 22. 1049. 
 
 exchanged, 19. 1000. 
 
 in Cincinnati, 17. 133, 134. 
 
 in command, 12. 531. 
 
 officer, 18. 449, 486, 1113. 
 
 on board of re-arrangement, 16. 575. 
 
 on court martial, 12. 502, 505, 514. 
 
 on detachment, 12. 503. 
 
 on recruits, arms, etc., 16. 490, 491. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1069. 
 
 petition, 18. 264; 20. 550, 569-570. 
 571; 21. 102, 107, 126-127, 128, 129, 
 192, 816, 832, 837, 843, 844, 861, 
 983, 984, 1008, 1018, 1039, 1047, 
 1048, 1049; on confiscated prop- 
 erty, 18. 30, 33, 168, 192, 198, 332. 
 
 promoted, 17. 142. 
 
 quoted, 18. v-vi. 
 
 rank, 16. 73, 577, 609. 
 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 192, 
 196, 198, 202, 211, 223, 231, 232, 
 246, 254. 
 
 re-enlists in company of, 15. 749. 
 
 refuses to disc, recruits, 12. 350. 
 
 reports on dissatisfaction among of- 
 ficers, 14. 80; on sale of confis- 
 cated property, 21. 155, 156. 
 
 roll of company of, 15. 720-721. 
 
 roster of Co., 16. 1005, 1007, 1014, 
 1020, 1030, 1035, 1043, 1046, 1048, 
 1053, 1057, 1059, 1065, 1068, 1076, 
 1081, 1098, 1103, 1106, 1113, 1118-9, 
 1125, 1129, 1135, 1138, 1149, 1157, 
 1162, 1170, 1173, 1179, 1184, 1189, 
 1195. 
 
 stores to, 15. 597. 
 
 to Burke on clothing, etc., 16. 268- 
 259. 
 
 to Martin on Tories, 22. 609. 
 
 to Sumner on militia, clothing, etc., 
 16. 481-482; on military affairs, 
 16. 515-516. 
 
McREE, GRIFFTH JOHN 
 
 46 
 
 McWIGGlN, CHARLES 
 
 to Sumner on public affairs, 16. 
 579-580. 
 McRee, Griffith, John, "Life of Ire- 
 dell," extract from, 10. 1026-1041. 
 IVIcRee, J. IVl., to Martin on flag, 22. 
 
 609. 
 IVIcRee (McBee), James, claims, 21. 
 
 330, 626. 
 McRee, James, land grant to, 4. 854. 
 Macree, Murdock, petition, 21. 861, 
 
 988, 992, 1048, 1049. 
 McRee, Robt., in militia, 22. 283. 
 McRee, Robt., in militia, 22. 307. 
 McRee, Robert, land grant asked for, 
 
 4. 440. 
 McRee, Sam, in militia, 22. 306. 
 McRee, Will, in militia, 22. 307. 
 McRee, Wm., 20. 578, 591, 594. 
 McRee, Wm., a J. P., 4. 346, 447; 6. 
 1070. 
 land grant to, 4. 601, 628. 
 McRee, Wm., a J. P., 23. 992. 
 allowance to, 22. 864. 
 coms'r on building, 23. 922; on 
 
 road, 25. 480. 
 in assem., 8. 106, 113, 121, 145, 293, 
 299, 301, 303, 304, 319, 326, 327, 
 338, 343, 344, 349, 393, 394, 414, 
 422, 432, 437, 444; 9. 136, 139, 151, 
 223, 386, 387, 388, 391, 409, 411, 
 447, 449, 462, 463, 470, 473, 479, 
 497, 509, 519, 523, 588. 
 memorial considered, 17. 297, 299. 
 on com. of Assem., 8. 317; 9. 451. 
 owes state, 21. 1072. 
 petition, 10. 950, 964; on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 presents accounts on provisions, 13. 
 
 393-394. 
 resolve in favor of, 18. 454. 
 suit against, 20. 265. 
 to Caswell on Hanna and Mactur 
 
 11. 756. 
 
 to deliver molasses, 10. 628. 
 
 to Harrington on confiscated lands 
 
 16. 407. 
 to pay over money of Tories, 12 
 
 658-659. 
 to sell Tory effects, 12. 217, 398. 
 Tory property paid into treasury by, 
 
 12. 552. 
 
 McRee, Wm., court at house of and 
 
 vestrymen, 23. 342, 343. 
 McRee, Wm., in militia, 22. 399. 
 McRees, John, cont. capt, 22. 1049. 
 McRei, Wm., petitions for McDugal 
 
 9. 683-685. 
 
 McRennals, Robert, pay to, 22. 229. 
 McRevels, Robert, army rank, 16. 
 
 1115. 
 McRissick, Daniel, error for McKis- 
 
 sick, 24. 472. 
 McRory, Hugh, pay to, 17. 230. 
 McRory, James, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 pay to, 17. 231. 
 McRory, Thos., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 McSheby, Miles, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 McSheely, Miles, adjutant, 22. 915. 
 McSwain, Edward, a J. P., 6. 342. 
 dead, 9. 452, 495. 
 
 in assembly, 8. Ill, 146, 303, 304, 
 309, 422, 444, 446, 455; 9. 136, 139, 
 223. 
 McSwain, McAm., army rank, 21. 
 
 1121. 
 McSwaine, Patrick, regulator, 7. 736. 
 McSwan, Hugh, pays half crown for 
 
 gourd, 11. 830. 
 McSwine, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 McTeohe, John, petition, 9. 634-5. 
 MacTier, Wm., guard, 10. 425, 42?. 
 
 pay to, 10. 437. 
 MacTier, Wm., recommendation of, 
 
 11. 756. 
 McTyre, Wm., enters caveat, 6. 1066. 
 McUmlon, John, petition on land, 9. 
 
 1262-3. 
 McUrday, Alex., In army, 17. 1056. 
 McVay, Eli, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McVay, John, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 McVay, John, In militia. 22. 450. 
 McVay (McVey), John, regulator, 7. 
 
 735, 777. 
 McVey, Eli, receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 17. 198. 
 McVuary, Dan, petition, 5. 164. 
 McWain, Major, 5. 1211. 
 McWaine, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 628, 704. 
 McWharton, George, boundary coms'r, 
 
 24. 973. 
 McWhertmer, James, land grant to, 
 
 4. 1253. 
 McWhorton, Hanse, in militia, 22. 
 
 398. 
 McWhorter (McWharter, McWherter) 
 Alexander, missionary, 6. 1215, 
 1224, 1225; 7. 149. 
 McWhorter, Geo., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 McWhorter, James, ensign, 10. 937. 
 McWhorter, John, allowance to, 22. 
 
 821. 
 McWhorter, John, army pay, 17. 232. 
 McWhorter, John, in militia, 22. 398. 
 McWiggin, Charles, prisoner, 14. 747. 
 
MACWILLIAMS, JOHN 
 
 47 
 
 MAGGOT, NICHOLAS 
 
 MacWilliams, John, exempted, 5. lOOS. 
 Macy Castle Camp, 19. 966. 
 Madagascar, Gary goes to, 1. 912. 
 
 trade with, 1. 245. 
 Madam Pompadour, 22. 885. 
 Madara, Jno., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Madaris, John, lieut., 10. 518. 
 Madden, John, resolve in favor of, 19. 
 
 230, 365, 367. 
 Maddin, Bryan, army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Maddison's Lick, 25. 32. 
 Maddocks, John, land grant to, 4. 945. 
 Maddock's, Mr., 7. 762. 
 Maddocks (Maddox) Mills, 7. 700. 
 regulation meeting at, 7. ' 250, 251, 
 762. 
 Maddrey, Jas., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Maddry, Brylan, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Maddry, Darling, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Maddry, Jno., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Maddry, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 374. 
 Madearas, Capt., 15. 428. 
 Madeira Islands (Madeiras, Maderas), 
 11. 802; 15. 121, 507; 17. 606; 
 19. 544, 546. 
 duty on wine, 16. 769; 24. 548, 549, 
 
 659. 
 Eng. fleet captured near, 14. 690. 
 may export wine direct to A., 1. 
 
 501. 
 trade with, 2. 420; 5. xliii; 6. 611; 
 10. 549, 1037; discussed, 6. 1030; 
 limited, 10. 110. 
 wine imported from, 3. xvi; 5. 317; 
 16. 948; 17. 45; price, 16. 1198; 
 not liked in N. C, 9. 612; trade 
 with for wine discussed, 5. 322; 
 used to defraud, 1. 245. 
 Madeiras, John, cont. capt., 22. 1049. 
 Madeiras, John, officer, 18. 486. 
 Maderas, Rice, attached for contempt, 
 
 to. 4, 7. 
 Maderay, Jno., in militia, 22. 328. 
 Maderen, Wm., asks for lapse patent, 
 2. 453. 
 quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Maderis, Capt., orders of ment'd, 15. 
 
 474. 
 Madfield, Wils., petition for division 
 
 ^f Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Madgett, Capt., prisoner, 16. 741, 937, 
 
 938, 940, 941. 
 Madison, Mr., commissary on Indian 
 campaign, 10. 838. 
 commissioner to extend Va. boun- 
 dary line, 14. 122. 
 Madison, James, 16. 344. 
 comr. on trade, etc., 18. 542-543, 792. 
 
 expected in C. C, 20. 603. 
 
 to Johnston on work of Congress 
 and the Federal court, 22. 634-6. 
 Madison, James, interpreter, 17. 586. 
 Madkin, John, exempted, 9. 476. 
 Madran, Jno., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Mad ray, Wm., receives pay for sold- 
 iers, 17. 230. 
 Madree, Darling, in army, 13. 510. 
 Madren, Richard, appraiser, 1. 435. 
 
 juror, 1. 428, 430, 433, 434, 567. 
 Madri, John, petitions for Windsor as 
 
 C. H., 9. 804-805. 
 Madrid, Wm., army pay, 17. 230. 
 Madrid, Spain, 11. 515; 16. 895; 17. 
 5; 21. 454. 
 
 loans negotiated in, 14. 231. 
 Madrid, court of, 4. 1308; 14. 206. 
 
 minister to, 14. 347. 
 Madrie, Capt., 22. 106. 
 Madrin, Jacob, in militia, 22. 352. 
 Madry, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Madry, John, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Maffit (Maffet), Wm., draws petition 
 of regulators, 7. 758-759. 
 
 on com. of regulators, 7. 731-732. 
 Magara Fort, to be continued, 7. 708. 
 Magazines, at Kinston to be captured, 
 14. 184. 
 
 comrs. to erect for military stores, 
 
 13. 583, 683-684, 690. 
 
 guards over disbanded, 13. 11, 12. 
 in Edenton should be guarded, 1 1 . 
 
 637-638. 
 Nash to Assem. on, 15. 68. 
 removal from Wilmington discussed, 
 
 14. 114, 118, 141, 160. 
 Magazines of ammunition, act on, 25. 
 
 213. 
 Magby, Robert, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Magdalen, Charles, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Magdalene Islands, fishing allowed, 
 
 16. 751; 17. 7. 
 Magdelen, cutter, 9. 14. 
 
 Magee, , land grant to, 4. 618. 
 
 Magee, Wm., in assembly, 6. 428. 
 Magell, Edward, in army, 13. 505. 
 Mageo (Magoe), Lawrence, 1. 427, 
 550. 
 law suit, 1. 432, 445. 
 sells land, 1. 453. 
 Mageo, Mary, gives power of attorney, 
 1. 427. 
 law suit, 1. 432, 445-446. 
 sells land, 1. 453. 
 Maggot, Nicholas, a J. P., 4. 1038. 
 
MAGILL, WM. 
 
 48 
 
 MAJORITY 
 
 Magill, Wm., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Magistrates, bill to enlarge jurisdic- 
 • tion, 4. 560. 
 complaint in regard to suspension 
 
 of, 4. 237, 238. 
 dismission from office considered, 
 
 6. 296-9. 
 jurisdiction should be enlarged, 5. 
 
 298. 
 newly modeled, 4. 1142. 
 powers in Eng., 1. 466. 
 powers should be extended, 8. 83. 
 to perform marriage ceremony, 23. 
 158. 
 Maglaughan, James, enters caveat, 2. 
 
 564. 
 Magna Charta, 2. 271, 689; 3. 231; 4. 
 429; 8. iii; 9. 1045; 10. 11, 224; 
 16. 437. 
 ignored in N. C, 2. 614. 
 in force in N. C, 23. 317. 
 Magne, Lau., juror, Z. 364. 
 Magnes, Perrigreen, on Tryon S. C, 
 
 15. 120. 
 Magness, Capt., members of S. Com. 
 
 from company of, 10. 423. 
 Magnus Apollo, 15. 577. 
 Mago, John, land grant to, 4. 588. 
 Magoun, George, proposed for vestry, 
 
 8. 155. 
 Magowan, George, allowance to, 22. 
 
 845. 
 Magraw, Richard, public bills of credit 
 to be burnt at house of, 5. 679, 
 727. 
 Maguire, Capt., 14. 827. 
 
 Mahan, , prisoner, 16. 671. 
 
 Mahanes, Tapley, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mahaneys, Wm., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Mahaus, Saml., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 Maheney, Robt., in militia, 22. 382. 
 Mahogany furniture, in Martin sale, 
 
 22. 880-9. 
 Mahon, Lord, 9. 1092. 
 Mahon, Archibald, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 754. 
 Mahone, John, in militia, 22. 416. 
 Mahones, Wm., soldier, 18. 797. 
 Mahoney, John, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Maib, John, Sr., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Malbry, J., army pay, 17. 247. 
 Maibry, Moland, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Maiden church, history, 8. 754. 
 Maidere, Lawrence, Sr., pensioner, 
 
 22. 78. 
 Maigher, Martin, 21. 830. 
 Mai I ho I, , to Burke on imported 
 
 supplies, 16. 232-233. 
 Mailhol (Mayhol) and Van ScheJeback 
 (Schellenbeck, Shellebee), 19.647. 
 Burke to on schooner, freight, etc., 
 16. 549-550; on work of Bretegny, 
 16. 530-531. 
 invoice to, 19. 879-880. 
 pork to, 16. 494. 
 report on supplies, 16. 475. 
 to deliver powder, 19. 224, 360. 
 Maiming, as punishment (?), 22. 850. 
 Maiming and wounding, act on, 23. 
 420. 
 bill to prevent, 5. 265, 266, 267, 269, 
 
 279, 284, 286, 287, 288, 290, 310. 
 Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 23. 
 320, 324. 
 Main, Henry, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Main, James, traffics with Br., 15. 92. 
 Main Creek, 7. 1004. 
 Main Street (Hillsboro?), 22. 873. 
 Mainard, Lord, at council, 1. 222. 
 Mainard, John, 22. 292. 
 Maine (State), government, 1. 225. 
 immigrants from, 5. 1150. 
 limits should be extended, 5. 464. 
 population in 1755, 5. -470, 473. 
 tax on for forts, 5. 470, 473. 
 Mainer, John, juror, 2. 826. 
 Mainer, Josiah, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Maines, Samuel, in army, 15. 722. 
 Maines, Wm., in army, 15. 718. 
 Mainor, Josiah, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Mainprize, Eng., act on in force in N. 
 
 C, 23. 321. 
 Mains, Robert, 21. 113. 
 Mains, Robert, in Indian war, 10. 754. 
 Mains, Thomas, asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-94. 
 Maintainers, Eng. act on in force in 
 
 N. C, 23. 319. 
 Mair, Mr., buys state tobacco, 20. 407. 
 Mair (Mare), John, in C. of state, 20. 
 226, 270, 414, 455. 
 memorial, 20. 200, 203, 270, 383, 443. 
 nom. for C. of S., 20. 491; 21. 19, 
 251, 611. 
 Mai res, George, 23. 687. 
 Maitland, Wm., bill for town on lands 
 
 of, 20. 34. 
 Majesty in Council, appeals to denied, 
 
 1. 631. 
 Majesty's Person, act on security of, 
 
 25. 426. 
 Majett, Edward, in army, 13. 529. 
 Majority, to make quorum of Gen. 
 Assem., 10. 1012. 
 
MAJORS, THOMAS 
 
 49 
 
 MALLETT, PETER 
 
 Majors, Thomas, asks for new county, 
 9 89. 
 
 Makefasson, Jas., in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Makefasson, Moses, in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Makely, James, town coms'r, 25. 96. 
 
 Malaby, Wm., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 Malatt. See Mallett. 
 
 Malatt, Mr., 15. 616. 
 
 Malbone, Malachi, army rank, 14. 
 1109. 
 
 Malburn's Island, 2. 800. 
 
 Malchett, Edward, land grant to, 4. 
 704. 
 
 Malcolm, Mr., suspended as comptrol- 
 ler, 9. 300, 994, 1176. 
 
 Malcolm, Capt., aid to Tryon, 8. 583. 
 In regulation campaign, 19. 843. 
 
 Malcolm, Col., 12. 506. 
 
 Malcolm, Mr., 10. 101. 
 
 Malcolm, Mr., misconduct as collector, 
 9. 237. 
 
 Malcom, Alex., petitions, 19. 933. 
 
 Malcomb, Col., 12. 509. 
 commands troops at West Point, 1 2. 
 509. 
 
 Malcombe, Phil., 20. 540. 
 
 Maiden, Hump'y, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 
 Maleby, Wm., army pay, 18. 230. 
 
 Malefactors, protection to, 1. 631. 
 See also criminals. 
 
 Mall, Indian, imported, 1. 650. 
 
 Mallaby, John, horseman, 15. 509. 
 
 Mallard, Lawson, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 
 Mallard, Peter, land grant to, 4. 342. 
 
 Mallard's Creek, 14. 777. 
 
 Mallary, Andrew, arms and ammuni- 
 tion to, 14. 413. 
 
 Malleby, Henry, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 Mallerey, Levi, in army, 15. 721. 
 
 Mallery, Col., killed, 17. 992. 
 
 Mallery, Levy, army rank, 16. 1112. 
 
 Mallet. See Malatt 
 
 Mallet, , money rec'd from, 17. 
 
 380. 
 
 Mallet, Mr., 22. 951. 
 
 Mallet, Biscuit, outlawed, shot and 
 paid for, 9. 724, 771, 778. 
 
 Mallett, , 16. 533. 
 
 Mallett, , Emmet and Mallett, beef 
 
 and pork put up for, 15. 333. 
 to Caswell on provisions for troops, 
 14. 179-180. 
 
 Mallett, , wants lot, 17. 147, 158. 
 
 Mallett, Mr., 14. 69, 613; 15. 180, 181. 
 
 Mallett, Mr., aids P. Mallett, 15. 343, 
 344. 
 
 Mallett, Mrs., 16. 585. 
 
 Mallett, D., 16. 964; 22. 622. 
 
 Mallett, Daniel, 14. 700. 
 commissary, 10. 971. 
 does not send leather, 13. 147. 
 has public money, 13. 68. 
 loses molasses and marks barrels, 
 
 13. 393, 394. 
 
 payments to, 13. 348, g49, 350, •352. 
 reports on salt raid, 11. 526-527; on 
 sickness among slaves, 11. 749. 
 Tinnen to on removal of negroes, 
 
 15. 633. 
 
 to Caswell on money for provisions, 
 11. 632; on payment to troops, 
 1 1 . 674-5 ; on rise in price of pro- 
 visions, 11. 439-440, 444, 472. 
 
 to surrender stores to Fletcher, 14. 
 392. 
 
 unable to draw money for use of 
 troops, 11. 411, 425, 427. 
 Mallett(?), P., and provisions, 13. 310- 
 
 11; 14. 590. 
 Mallett (Mallatt, Malott), Peter, 16. 
 937, 944; 16. 538. 
 
 a J. P., 12. 99; 23. 993. 
 
 accounts of, 22. 1018. 
 
 allowance to, 22. 941, 946. 
 
 bill for food for militia, 10. 792. 
 
 Burke to on his return to patriots, 
 
 16. 188. 
 
 buys provisions for troops, 13. 310,. 
 
 311. 
 case of, 18. 213-214, 421-422, 428, 478- 
 
 479. 
 Caswell to on provisions for troops^ 
 
 14. 166, 171, 179, 180. 
 character, 22. 609. 
 
 claims molasses, 13. 393, 394. 
 clothing to, 14. 715. 
 commissary, 10. 536, 643. 
 commis. general, 14. 625. 
 coms'r town, 24. 180, 182. 
 contractor, 15. 220. 
 contributes to S. C, 10. 437. 
 drives off beef, 14. 770. 
 Emmet settles with, 15. 333. 
 excepted from pardon, 16. 850; 22.. 
 
 236; 24. 490; and tried, 16. 963,. 
 
 964, 965-966, 978. 
 holds public money, 12. 555; public; 
 
 salt, 10. 999. 
 in assembly, 12. 658, 688, 699, 730,. 
 
 736, 816, 822, 823, 873, 879; 19. 
 
 377, 378. 
 letter to on com. dept. ment'd, 15. 
 
 12. 
 molasses to be delivered to, 10. 
 
 628. 
 
 3-4 
 
MALLETT, PETER 
 
 50 
 
 MALMEDY, COL. 
 
 money needed by for provisions, 14. 
 
 841. 
 money to, 22. 965, 1016. 
 negro of paid for after being out- 
 lawed and shot, 9. 724, 771, 778, 
 784. 
 on com. of Assem., 12. 563, 668, 727, 
 
 755, 766. * 
 on regulation of Cross Creek, 15. 
 
 209-11. 
 
 on S. C. of Wilmington, 10. 69, 72, 
 
 89, 93, 112, 124, 141, 151, 159, 160, 
 
 161, 220, 263, 279, 285, 298, 304, 
 
 328, 334. 
 
 on Wilmington com. of secrecy and 
 
 cor., 10. 298. 
 payments to, 13. 348, 349, 350, 352; 
 for flour, 10. 630; for troops, 10. 
 879 
 petition, 21. 259, 302, 609, 716. 
 property confiscated, 17. 145, 149; 
 and prosecuted for treason, 19. 
 89-90, 121. 
 recommended as commissary, 1 1 . 
 
 369. 
 resigns as commissioner on Tories 
 
 estates, 10. 643. 
 sends accounts to council of safety, 
 10. 787; Mumford to transact 
 business, 14. 756. 
 takes beef from troops, 15. 411; 
 
 bond of Polsom, 12. 373. 
 to assist In provisioning troops, 13. 
 
 313. 
 to be prosecuted for treason, 16. 
 
 168, 174. 
 to be taken before a judge, 16. 513- 
 
 514. 
 to Board of War on salt and an- 
 swer, 14. 406, 411. 
 to Burke on his arrival in Wilming- 
 ton, 16. 189-190. 
 to Caswell on money for provisions, 
 11. 632; on payments to troops, 
 11. 674-675; on provisions for 
 troops, 14. 8-9, 225-226; 15. 314, 
 327, 343-344, 357, 362, 363; and an- 
 swer, 13. 259, 260-261, 269-270, 
 284-285, 294, 315-316, 334-335, 336- 
 337; on rise in price of provisions, 
 11. 439-440, 444, 472. 
 to Council of State on money, 22. 
 
 749-50. 
 to deliver salt, 10. 577, 682. 
 to furnish provisions for troops, 13. 
 
 324. 
 to Gates on payment of warrants, 
 14. 753-754. 
 
 to inventory loyalists' property, 10. 
 
 . 554. 
 to Nash on back country report, 14. 
 861; on provisions for troops, 15. 
 64. 
 to reship stores, 9. 1113. 
 to sell paper, 10. 305. 
 to supply rations and forage to 
 
 Boyd, 13. 702, 706. 
 trial and acquittal of, 16. 879. 
 Mallett, Thomas, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Mallison, Jnc, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 Mailed Creek, 7. 1004. 
 Mallone, Richard, Imported, 1. 479. 
 Mallott, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Malloy. See Maloy. 
 Malloy, Edward, army pay, 17.- 230. 
 Malloy (Mulloy), James, 21. 641. 
 allowance to, 17. 378, 389, 417, 424, 
 
 425; 18. 468, 472, 475; 20. 115. 
 doorkeeper H. of C, 16. 3; 17. 267, 
 879; 19. 490, 719; 20. 122; 21. 4, 
 196, 433, 874, 897; and allowances 
 to, 18. 229; 19. 235, 388, 390, 392, 
 394, 396, 397, 398. 
 resolves in favor of, 19. 225, 362, 
 363. 
 Malloy, Thos., resolve in favor of, 20. 
 
 87, 103. 
 Malloy, Wm., takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Malmedy (Malmedl, Malmady, Mal- 
 madle), Col., ?4. 453, 630; 15. 
 119, 546, 780, 781; 19. 957; 22. 
 112, 122, 130, 131, 156, 157, 158. 
 address of ment'd, 17. 644. 
 commands light house, 17. vll; mili- 
 tia, 22. 730. 
 dead, 18. 540. 
 fights Br. at Ramsay's Mill, 17. 
 
 1011. 
 letter from ment'd, 14. 471, 474, 483; 
 17. 840-841, 856, 933, 934, 939-940, 
 974; 22. 778. 
 lies on Pinkney, 14. 701. 
 movements, 15. 456-457. 
 quoted, 15. 457. 
 recommended, 17. 682, 726, 764, 766; 
 
 and his answer, 15. 230, 231-233. 
 report of Wood's company under, 
 
 15. 509-510. 
 to assembly on raising Light Horse, 
 
 15. 229-230, 231-233. 
 to command militia, 17. 693, 771, 
 
 776. 
 to Gates on command for self, 14. 
 531; on his army service and 
 ambitions, 14. 538-40; on So. cam- 
 paign, 14. 631-632. 
 
MALONE, DANIEL 
 
 51 MANKILLER OF HOOWEE 
 
 to Nash on command of Light 
 
 Horse, 22. 528. 
 to Sumner on movement of troops 
 and provisions, 15. 515-516. 
 Malone, Daniel, takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Malone, Daniel, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Malone, Geo., takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Malone, Henry, takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Malone, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 discharged from jail, 14. 287. 
 Malone, Nath'l., in militia, 22. 163. 
 IVTalone, Nath'l., takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Malone, Robt., takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Malone, Simon, in militia, 22. 160. 
 Malone and Sharp, to bring in horses, 
 
 15. 619. 
 Malory, Phil, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Maloy. See Malloy. 
 Maloy, Charles, claims allowed, 10. 
 
 574. 
 Maloy, Edward,' army pay, 17. 232. 
 Maloy, James, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Maloy, Thos., town trustee, 24. 616. 
 Malpas, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Mai pas, Simon, land grants to, 4. 447. 
 Maipass, James, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Malpes Marmaduke, in army, 13. 529. 
 Maiphus, Henry, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Malsby's Point, 23. 221. 
 Malta, Knight of, 2. 764. 
 Maitimore, Wm., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Maltravers, Lord, receives patent of 
 Heath, 1. 519. 
 See also Matravers, Lord. 
 Maltsby, Wm., land grant to, 4. 945, 
 
 964. 
 Malumomy Creek, 2. 814. 
 Malunthy, signs Indian treaty, 18. 515. 
 Malvolio, 14. 274. 
 Mam, John, Sr., a J. P., 4. 713. 
 Man. See Mann. 
 Man, Hammin, exempted from draft, 
 
 17. 852. 
 Man, Jane, 2. 88. 
 Man, John, appraiser, 2. 99. 
 dismissed by court, 2. 469-470. 
 juror, 2. 89, 93, 95, 96. 
 Man, J no., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Man, John, juror, 25. 188. 
 Man, J no., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Man, Thos., a J. P., 4. 48. 
 
 law suit, 2. 100. 
 Man, Isle of, trade to not allowed, 10. 
 
 369. 
 Manatawny Road, Pa., 11. 643. 
 Manatkins, Ben., receives pay for sold- 
 iers, 17. 213. 
 
 Manceil, Mary, paid as witness, 1. 
 
 401. 
 Manceil, Wm., paid as witness, 1. 401. 
 Manchester, Isaac, army rank, 16. 
 
 1108. 
 Manchester, Va.(?) 15; 536. 
 Manchester, Va., 16. 555, 635. 
 Mandamus, bill on proceedings in, 21. 
 
 281, 287, 318, 665. 
 Mander, Thomas, discharged by Prov. 
 Cong., 10. 584. 
 loyalist, 10. 601. 
 paroled, 10. 541. 
 Manders, Wm., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mandiey, Wm., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mane, Brig. Gen., 12. 469. 
 Maner, Jacob, proposes armistice, 16. 
 
 208. 
 Maner, John, petitions on land grants, 
 
 8. 1260-1263; 11. 250-253. 
 Maner, Joseph, exempted, 4. 825-826. 
 Maner, Richard, regulator, 8. 78. 
 Maner, Thomas, petitions on land 
 grants, 8. 1260-1263; 11. 250-253. 
 Manes, Wm., army pay, 17. 232. 
 Maneweii, Jese, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Maney, Aiex'r, in militia, 22. 391. 
 Maney, James, juror, 4. 524. 
 Mangeon, Peter, witness, 20. 159, 160, 
 
 161. 
 Manger, Nicho., juror, 4. 524. 
 Mangham, Jas., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Mangham, Sam'i, in militia, 22. 375. 
 Mangham, Wm., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Mangham, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 
 
 374. 
 Mangum, Arthur, petitions, 19. 934, 
 
 935. 
 Mangum, Jo., takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Mangum, Wm., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Manifee, Jonas, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 Maniffee, Jonas, land grant to, 19. 
 
 572. 
 Manigauit, Gabriel, 6. 556. 
 Manigolds, 15. 242, 244. 
 Maning. Manning. 
 Maning, Sam'i, takes oath, 22. 176. 
 Manis, Fredk., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mank, Andrew, meeting to be held at 
 
 house of, 25. 109. 
 Mankiiier, Indian, 7. 207, 210. 
 
 medal to, 7. 209. 
 Mankiiier of Chote, signs Cherokee 
 
 treaty, 7. 855. 
 Mankiiier of Hoowee, at Indian Con- 
 gress, 11. 179. 
 
MANKILLER OF TALASSEE 52 
 
 MANNY, JAMES 
 
 Mankiller of Talassee, treats with 
 
 Franklin State, 22. 649. 
 Manley, Maj., and battle of Camden, 
 
 15. 272. 
 Manley, Absalom, petition, 16. 97; 10. 
 
 63. 
 Manley, Allen, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Manley, Jas., in militia, 22. 494. 
 Manley, John, at Proprietors' meeting, 
 1. 818, 819. 
 
 instructs Hyde, 1. 844-846. 
 Manley, John, land grant to, 4. 965. 
 Manley, Sir Joseph, 9. 1092. 
 Manley, Littleton, army rank, 16. 
 
 1122. 
 Manley, Moses, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1121. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Manley, Sothey, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Manley, Wm., to Ashe on Nogg and 
 
 Campbell, 22. 773. 
 Manley (Countersign), 12. 474. 
 Manly, Mr., cited, 4. 169. 
 Manly, Dr., 5. 1172. 
 Manly, Gabriel, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Manly, Jesse, deserter, 15. 664; 19. 
 
 884. 
 Manly, John, shipmaster, 8. 545. 
 Manly, Morris, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Manly, Moses, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Manly, Sothey, in Davidson's Co., 14. 
 
 294. 
 Manly, Southam, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Mann. See Man. 
 Mann, Arnold, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Mann, Edw., in militia, 22. 497. 
 Mann, Edward, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Mann, John, a J. P., 2. 572; 3. 234. 
 
 in asseni., 3. 562, 576, 580, 597, 635, 
 641. 
 
 juror, 4. 523. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 963, 1038. 
 
 lapse patent to, 2. 682. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 1038. 
 Mann, Jno., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Mann, John, arrests Brimage, 11. 555. 
 Mann, John, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 89-90. 
 Mann, John, in army, 13. 508. 
 Mann, Jno., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Mann, Josiah, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Mann, Nathan, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Mann, Thomas, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 in army, 15. 733; 16. 1113. 
 
 reenlists, 15. 750. 
 
 soldier, 18. 797. 
 Mann, Thomas, asks for new county 
 9. 89-90. 
 
 Mann, Wm., claim allowed, 18. 329. 
 Mann, Wm., in militia, 22. 497. 
 Mann, William, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Manna, James, vestryman, 23. 499. 
 Mannan. See Manning. 
 Mannan, Charles, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Mannen, Jno. Hugo, in militia, 17. 
 
 1057. 
 
 Mannering, , law suit, 1. 397. 
 
 See also Manwering, Stephen. 
 Mannering, Wm., land grant to, 4. 759. 
 
 witness, 5. 494. 
 Manners, 7. 288. 
 
 Manney, Jas., land grant to, 4. 589. 
 Manney, Jas., in militia, 22. 273. 
 Manney, James, in assembly, 17. 265, 
 
 266, 293, 304, 354, 359, 364, 365, 
 
 366, 368, 387, 391, 394, 395, 406, 
 
 425. 
 Manney's Landing, inspection at, 23. 
 
 641, 792; 25. 379. 
 Mannin, Rueben, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Manning. See Maning, Mannan. 
 Manning, , house burned by Br., 
 
 15. 571. 
 Manning, Mr., in C. C, 18. 671, 709, 
 
 726, 754. 
 Manning, Lieut., wounded, 15. 638. 
 Manning, Andrew, 22. 93. 
 Manning, Bentley, a volunteer, 14. 
 
 838. 
 in militia, 22. 270. 
 Manning, Chas., army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Manning, James, lapse patent to, 2. 
 
 678. 
 quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Manning, John, a volunteer, 14. 839. 
 Manning, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Manning, Jno., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Manning, John, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Manning, Jno., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Manning, John, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Manning, Marion, a volunteer, 14. 839. 
 Manning, Marium, in militia, 22. 270. 
 Manning, Taylor, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Manning, Thomas, army pay, 17. 234. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Manning, Timothy, army rank, 16. 
 
 1110. 
 Manning, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Manning's divorce Ijlll, 4. 581. 
 Mannock, Fran., petition on exchange 
 
 rates of bills, 6. 16-17. 
 Manny. See Manney. 
 Manny, Mr., Br. burn dwelling, 15 
 
 560. 
 Manny, James, dead, 22. 313. 
 
MANNY, JAMES 
 
 53 
 
 MAPLES, MARMADUKE 
 
 Manny (Many), James, dead, 5. 163; 
 
 22. 273. 
 Manny's Ferry, 15. 560. 
 Manny's Landing, inspection at, 23. 
 
 641, 792; 25. 379. 
 Manor, power of Lord of, 1. 191. 
 Manora, Nichs., army ranl£, 16. 1110. 
 Manors, size under F. C, 1. 191. 
 not to be divided, 1. 191. 
 under Fund. Constns., 25. 125-6. 
 Mans, Thos., 2. 488. 
 Mansan, Maj., location, 15. 569. 
 Mansco, Caspar, land grant to, 19. 
 
 572. 
 Mansell, Wm., juror, 1. 446. 
 
 |aw suit, 1. 485, 487. 
 Manseo (Mansco?), Caspar, act for 
 
 land to, 24. 629-30. 
 Mansfield, Lord, at Prov. Council, 0. 
 
 632, 667. 
 Mansfield, Edward, witness, 818. 
 Mansfield, Hannah, witness, 2. 103. 
 Mansfield, James, claims allowed, 10. 
 
 356. 
 Mansfield, James, counterfeiter, 22. 
 
 858. 
 Mansfield, James, pardoned, 7. 870- 
 
 871. 
 Mansfield, James, taxable, 1,5. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 Mansfield, Samuel, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Mansfield, Zebulon, petitions on 
 
 county bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Mansfield's Brook, 4. 329. 
 Manslaughter, Eng. act on in force in 
 
 N. C, 23. 318, 322, 323. 
 trial for, 1. 594-5. 
 Manson, Maj., commands Tories, 22. 
 
 539. 
 Manson, John, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Mantizes, Maj., commands detach- 
 ment, 12. 471. 
 Manture, Patrick, land grant to, 4. 
 
 618. 
 Mantz, 14. 356. 
 
 Manuel, Christr., pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Manuel, Jesse, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Manufacturers, bill to incorporate, 21. 
 
 243, 256, 265, 307, 318, 621, 688, 
 
 762, 813, 912, 915, 972. 
 Manufactures, 5. 317. 
 
 act to encourage, 25. 57-8. 
 
 bill to encourage, 7. 898, 899, 901, 
 
 903, 937, 940, 941, 947, 949; 20. 
 
 189, 192, 202, 368. 
 British imported into N. C, 8. 496. 
 considered, 3. xlvii. 
 development of, 5. xlii. 
 
 discouraged, 2. xviii. 
 encouragement of, 10. 193, 216-219; 
 
 by Va. embargoes, 2. xv-xvi, 685, 
 
 774-775; needed, 6. 1261. 
 forced on N. C. by Va. anti N. C. 
 
 tobacco law, 3. 196. 
 ■imports of, 5. xliii. 
 in America, 2. 156; increase of, 2. 
 
 164. 
 means to hinder, 11. 226. 
 must come with small farms, 3. 148- 
 
 9. 
 no new ones established, 7. 790. 
 premiums to be offered for, 9. 1134, 
 
 1141-1143. 
 promoted, 1. 536-537, 541; in charter 
 
 colonies, 1. 631-632. 
 report on, 6. 612, 969; 7. 546; 8. 154, 
 
 496; to be made on, 3. 369; 5. 
 
 1117-18; wanted, 18. 798; 20. 628, 
 
 631, 657, 659, 676, 683, 684. 
 rewards for, 10. 370. 
 set up because of limitations on 
 
 trade, 5. 321. 
 should be encouraged, 4. 78, 79, 82, 
 
 84, 120. 
 those prejudicial to England not to 
 
 be encouraged, 6. 559. 
 to be improved, 2. 489-490. 
 Tryon reports on, 7. 429-30. 
 way to prevent, 5. 322. 
 use of domestic M. encouraged, 7. 1. 
 Manumission of slaves, act against, 
 
 24. 14-15, 221, 964. 
 Manus, Wm., in militia, 22. 376. 
 Manuscript Revisal of N. C. laws, ex- 
 tracts from, 2. 884-890. 
 Manwaring (Manwaren, Manering, 
 
 Manwering, Mannering, Manwar- 
 
 ed), Stephen, 1. 417, 425, 426, 433. 
 audits account, 1. 796. 
 buys land, 1. 485; and sells land, 1. 
 
 480. 
 gives power of atty., 1. 532. 
 grants for persons imported, 1. 396. 
 juror, 1. 388, 397. 
 law suits, 1. 387, 388, 394, 397, 413, 
 
 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 421, 422, 
 
 428, 429, 435-436, 437, 438, 480, 481, 
 
 493, 520-521, 523, 532, 535. 
 sells, 1. 484, 534. 
 witness, 1. 485, 487. 
 Many (Manny), James, dead, 22. 273. 
 Maple Fork, 23. 658. 
 Maples, Marmaduke, army pay, 17. 
 
 233. 
 army rank, 13. 508; 10. 1116. 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
MAPLES, THOS. 
 
 54 
 
 MAKE BRANCH 
 
 petition, 21. 234, 608. 
 Maples, Thos., bill to vest laid in, 21. 
 
 76, 80, 116(?), 122. 
 Maples, Thos., Jr., bill to vest land in, 
 
 20. 530, 559. 
 Maps, 22. 881, 882. 
 aid for Dunbibin's asked, 5. 847. 
 •allowance of 5nf for. .8. 369, 390, 
 438, 449, 452; to Churton for print- 
 ing of, 7. 308, 309, 372-373, 377, 
 378, 385, 389. 
 bill to secure, 21. 839, 1013, 1026. 
 by Collet and Churton, 7. 860, 861, 
 
 863. 
 by Home, 1. 155. 
 by Col. Lilly, 3. 9. 
 by Moseley, 3. 137; 4. 1073; 11. 18, 
 by Wilson, cost and number, 1. 344. 
 difficulties of discussed, 5. 643. 
 in process of compilation, 3. 154. 
 in preparation, 6. 1319. 
 of America needed, 3. 49. 
 of Indian country sent to Eng., 10. 
 
 795. 
 of North Carolina, 18. 497. 
 of route of Br. from, 14. 586. 
 of S. C. boundary, 11. facing 80. 
 procured, 3. 372. 
 Proprietors subscribe to Lawson's, 
 
 1. 717. 
 sent to Bp. of London by Wimble, 
 
 4. 245. 
 services of Dunbibbin recognized 
 on, 6. 1114-1115, 1137-1138, 1160, 
 1187-1188, 1191, 1210, 1214. 
 to be made, 3. 115. 
 to be printed, 1. 34. 
 to be sent to Board of Trade, 6. 
 1142; to Proprietors, 1. 338. 
 Mapsum, Arthur, juror, 25. 187. 
 
 See Mabson, Arthur. 
 Mar, Earl of, 8. 44. 
 Maratuck River, see Moratuck River. 
 Marberry (Marbury), Col., 22. 980. 
 and Briar Creek battle, 14. 276. 
 Greene to on condition of So. army, 
 15. 181.- 
 iMarble, 2. 793. 
 Marblehead, Mass., 6. 708. 
 iMarbois, M. de„ 17. 177. 
 I and debt due France, 17. 32. 
 
 and debt to Martinico, 18. 575, 587 
 
 598, 599, 610. 
 letters of ment'd, 17. 273, 274. 
 pay to, 18. 540. 
 
 quoted on Martinico debt, 17. 502. 
 resolution of C. C. on insult to, 17 
 71-72. 
 
 to Caswell on debt to Martinico 
 and answer, 17. 439, 475-476, 488. 
 to delegates in C. C. on settlement 
 of accounts with France and ans- 
 wer, 17. 113-114 117, 
 
 • to Hardy on open ports for tJ. S., 
 17. 161-162. 
 to Martin on claims of' Martinico 
 and opening of ports, 17. 87-88, 
 117, 596. 
 to Spaight on debt to Martinico, 17. 
 450-1, 465. 
 
 Marbury, Capt., 14. 452. 
 clothing to, 14. 716. 
 needs clothing, 14. 682. 
 
 Marbury (Masbury), Col., 13. 213. 
 and battle of Briar Creek, 14. 40, 
 53. 
 
 Marcard, Rev. Adam Nicholas, pas- 
 tor of Lutheran churches, 8. 772. 
 
 March, Barnet, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 
 March, Tiberius, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 Marchand, Kedar, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 
 Marchant, Mr., 14. 352. 
 
 Marchant, Caleb, in army, 15. 726. 
 
 Marchant, Jno., army rank, 18. 1109. 
 
 Marchant, Molica, in militia, 8. 59. 
 
 Marchbanks, George, regulator, 7. 809. 
 
 Marchbanks, Wm., claims proved, 8. 
 517. 
 
 Marchill, John, regulator, 7. 813. 
 
 Marchmant, Wm., land grant to, 4. 
 893. 
 
 Marchment, Wm., exempted, 8. .451. 
 
 Marchment, Wm., in militia, 22. 340. 
 
 Marchmont, Earl of, at council, 2. 680, 
 732. 
 at Privy Council, 11. 213-215. 
 
 Marchmont, 7. 836. 
 
 Marchmont (parole), 22. 874. 
 
 Marckland, Mr., 11. 451. 
 
 Marcom. See Markham. 
 
 Marcom, , suspension of discuss- 
 ed, 8. 618. 
 
 Marcum, Thos., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 Marden, Robert, allowance to, 22. 816, 
 817. 
 
 Mardray, Darlin, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 
 Mardren, Rich, juror, 1. 588. 
 
 Mardsay, John, in army, 13. 521. 
 
 Mardun, James, petition against mar- 
 riage act, 8. 623-4. 
 
 Mare, J., supplies army, 16. 485, 496. 
 
 Mare, John, allowance to, 18. 763. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 39, 49. 
 resolution rejected, 18. 429. 
 
 Mare, appraised, 1. 613. 
 
 Mare Branch, 2. 805; 23. 503. 
 
MARENS, ELIS 
 
 55 
 
 MARKHAM, WILLIAM 
 
 Marens, Elis, in militia, 22. 368. 
 Maret (Marrett), Stephen, pay to 
 
 22. 4S8. 
 Marfey, Roger, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Margals, John Frederick, land grant 
 to, 4. 953. 
 rights proved, 4. 953. 
 Margaret, John Frederick, land grant 
 
 to, 4. 1040. 
 IVIargarett, 8. 575. 
 IVIarget, storm at, 1. 976. 
 Margotte, Capt., 13. 287. 
 Maria, negro. Imported, 1. 650. 
 Maria, ship, 21. 408. 
 Maria, store-ship, 10. 138a- 
 Marian, Isaac, 9. 1221. 
 Marienburg, Ger., Moravian Synod in, 
 
 5. 1151. 
 Mariglute's Ferry, troops needed at, 
 
 14. 506. 
 Marine Department, Pennell's letter 
 
 on debts to U. S., 17. 69-70. 
 Marion, Bartholomew, pensioner, 22. 
 
 78. 
 Marion, Francis, 14. 625, 635, 680, 
 697; 19. 963; 22. 93, 96, 126, 229. 
 action considered, 16. 217-219. 
 acts in eastern N. C, 15. vi. 
 captures Georgetown, 22. 533. 
 destroys boats, 15. 277, 279. 
 efforts to capture fail, 15. ix. 
 joins Greene, 17. 1029. 
 letter of ment'd, 18. 321. 
 Martin to on reduction of Tories, 
 
 16. 690-691. - 
 movements, 14. 649-650; 16. 688, 
 
 691, 693; 17. 1032. 
 not with Little Pedee folks, 16. 182- 
 
 183. 
 operations, 15. v. 
 partisan leader, 14. 423. 
 prisoners taken by, 14. 684. 
 reports on movements of Br., 14. 
 748; on Tories in Bladen, 14. 383. 
 quoted, 15. 544. 
 services, 17. 1041. 
 skirmishes, 1 5. 185. 
 success of and pursued by Tarleton, 
 
 16. 303-304. 
 surprised, 16. 536. 
 takes Md. and Del. troops, 14. 771. 
 threatened, 14. 681. 
 to Burke on neutrality Tories, 16. 
 
 283. 
 to collect militia, 14. 652. 
 to Gates on defeat of Tyne, 14. 726; 
 on his attacks on Br., 14. 665-6; 
 on his movements, 14. 616-618, 
 
 621,-622, 746-747. 
 troops of leave, 14. 746, 748. 
 truce with Tories, 16. ix, 487; 
 22. 549, 608. 
 Marion, Gabriel, killed, 14. 746. 
 Marlson, Isaac, 9. 1221. 
 Maritime Courts, act to establish, 
 24. 686-8. 
 bill on, 19. 446, 457, 484, 762, 781, 
 790, 801, 826-827; 21. 225, 239, 396, 
 599; to establish, 18. 199, 399. 
 judge elected, 20. 230, 244, 265-, 266, 
 272, 273, 276, 279, 423, 429, 430, 
 442, 456, 461, 465, 523, 538; 21. 
 385-386, 389, 398, 399, 703, 704, 710, 
 711; wanted, 20. 771. 
 Leech resigns as judge, 20.' 767. 
 Markalmant, John, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Marker, Nathaniel, imported, 1. 436. 
 Marker, Robert, land grant to, 4. 959. 
 Markert, Rev. Ludwig, licensed, 8. 775. 
 pastor of Lutheran churches, 8. 774. 
 pastorate of, 8. 776. 
 secretary of N. C. Synod, 8. 776. 
 work in N. C. and Ind., 8. 781. 
 Market, Frederick, petitions for lands, 
 
 4. 954-956. 
 Market Street. Edenton, 25. 102. 
 Market Street, Phila., Pa., 9. 1066. 
 Market Street (Wilmington), 25. 
 244, 258. 
 ■act to regulate Wilmington, 25. 512. 
 to be established .by governor, 3. 
 73. 
 Markets, 16. 479. 
 Markey, John, for Starkey, 6. 208. 
 Markham. See Marcom, Marcum, 
 
 Markhim, Markum. 
 Markham, Mr., 26. 781. 
 Markham, Anthony, cares for pauper, 
 
 1. 594. 
 
 Markham, Antho., juror, 4. 519. 
 
 Markham, Anthony, militia, 22. 349. 
 
 Markham, Anthony, quit rents of, 22. 
 249. 
 
 Markham, Elizabeth, letters of admin- 
 istration made void, 2. 564. 
 
 Markham, Jos., juror, 25. 187. 
 
 Markham, Levi (Levy), guardian, 2. 
 485. 
 letters of administration made void, 
 
 2. 564. 
 surety, 2. 434. 
 
 Markham, Lewis, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 249. 
 Markham, William, gov. of Pa., 1. 467, 
 
 468, 530. 
 
MARKHIM, LEVI 
 
 56 
 
 MARRIAGE 
 
 Markhim, Levi, juror, 25. 187. 
 Marking stock, act on, 23. 57-59, 165- 
 
 8, 333, 336; 25. 160-1. 
 to prevent altering marks, 9. 395, 
 
 492. 
 note on act for, 3. 186. 
 IVIarking trees, limitations on, 4. 354. 
 IVIarkland, IVIr., 20. 704, 705, 714, 786. 
 Markland, Cliarles, coms'r on bound- 
 ary, 24. 290; on school, 24. 754. 
 Ijuror, 8. 692. 
 petition, 20. 509, 516-517, 520; 21. 
 
 47, 49, 60. 
 to sign bills, 22. 937. 
 IVIarkland, Charles, Jr., 17. 492. 
 
 deposition ment'd, 22. 9. 
 Markland, F., reports on Cumberland 
 
 Battalion, 20. 768, 773. 
 Markland, John, owes state, 21. 1071. 
 ^petition, 21. 303, 411, 417, 641, 650, 
 
 716, 719, 766, 770, 861, 922, 1047, 
 
 1049. 
 Markoe, Abraham, petition, 17. 290, 
 
 294; 20. 23, 59. 
 Marks, Fennel, in militia, 22. 167. 
 Marks, John, juror, 2. 265. 
 Marks, John, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Marks, Josiah, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Mark's (Masks?) Ferry, 15. 435. 
 Marks of Stock. See Marking Stock 
 
 and Stock Marks. 
 Markum. See Markham. 
 Markum, Antho, Jr., appraiser, 2. 80. 
 Markum, Antho,_ Sr., appraiser, 2. 80. 
 Markwright, Thomas, nominated for 
 
 council, 9. 974. 
 Marl Bluff, 6. 1087. 
 Marlar, John, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Marlaw, David, land grant to, 4. 711. 
 Marlborough, Duke of, to direct ship- 
 ping of ordinance to N. C, 6. xiv, 
 
 593, 594. 
 
 Marlborough, , on customs, 1. 492. 
 
 Marlborough, Md., 9. 1248. 
 Marlborough, parole, 12. 477. 
 Marlborough Stafford, 15. 676. 
 Marlbridge, statutes of in force in N. 
 
 C, 23. 318. 
 Marley, Robert, petitions on power of 
 
 J. P.'s, 7. 874-5. 
 Marley, Samuel, petition, 20. 517, 
 
 559; 21. 62, 112-113, 118, 192. 
 Marley, Wm., army rank, 18. 1122. 
 Marlin, Michl., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mario, Dempsey, in army, 13. 528. 
 Marloe, John, land grant to, 4. 590. 
 Marlow, Dempsey, army pay, 17. 233. 
 army rank, 13. 506; 16. 1116. 
 
 Marlow, Robt., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Marlow, Wm., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Marlow, Wm., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Marly, Wm., regulator, 7. 735. 
 Marmanee, Larance, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Marmant, Wm., land grant asked, 4. 
 
 708-709. 
 Marmashite, 13. 171. 
 Marneal, Capt., 22. 777. 
 Marnes, Wm. S., in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 
 
 6, 7, 26, 28, 30. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 47, 48, 50. 
 money from, 21. 1064. 
 Maroney, Anty, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Maroney, Jas., in assem., 19. 388. 
 Marquis, Ellis, in militia, 22. 374. 
 Marquis de Lafayette, ship, expected, 
 
 15. 492. 
 Marcjuis of Brittany, The, ship, 14. 447 
 arrives, 15. 61. 
 brings In arms, 15. 70, 71. 
 Marr, John, Sr., army pay, 17. 233. 
 Marr, Richard, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 798. 
 Marrah, John, to seize goods, 10. 433, 
 
 434. 
 Marre, Robert, buys and takes up 
 
 land, 1. 533. 
 Marress, Jona, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Marrett, Hezekiah, allowance, 19. 51, 
 
 54. 
 Marriage and Marriages, a J. P.'s 
 
 right, 1. 601. 
 act for Presbyterians to perform, 
 
 23. 826. 
 act of Albemarle on, 1. 184; of 1669 
 
 discussed, 1. xxxiv; of S. C. and 
 
 Va., ment'd, 1. xxxiv; on, 7. 456; 
 
 23. 1, 95, 158-61, 336, 672-4; 25. 
 119; on in behalf of dissenters, 8. 
 504; on rules, 24. 164-5; to allow 
 Presby. to perform ceremony, 9. 
 366; disallowed, 9. 7, 284-285; to 
 regulate, 2. 212-213; to regulate 
 issue of licenses, 23. 831; to regu- 
 late m. of free negroes and slaves, 
 
 24. 891. 
 
 bill concerning, 4. 475, 501; 7. 903, 
 904, 951, 953, 954; 20. 66, 87, 101; 
 to allow dissenters to perform 
 ceremony, 8. 297, 300, 301, 322, 
 323, 334, 342, 344, 352, 372, 380, 
 384, 450-451, 464-465, 466, 467, 469, 
 479, 526-527; to amend act on, 7. 
 314, 315, 320, 322, 326, 329, 331- 
 332, 338, 377. 386, 388, 396, 401, 
 403, 411, 412, 414, 420, 432-433; to 
 confirm, 21. 236, 610; to direct 
 
MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS 57 
 
 MARSH, JOHN 
 
 registering of, 17. 347, 351, 356, 
 385, 398, 406; to establish rules 
 on, 12. 557, 561, 563. 594, 599, 606, 
 628, 653, 665, 666, 703, 712, 716, 
 723, 726; to register, 4. 475, 500, 
 501; 20. 395, 457; to regulate 
 licenses, 8. 367, 369, 371, 374, 
 375, 380, 384, 433-434, 436, 438, 441, 
 444, 447, 450-451, 455, 457, 465, 466, 
 467, 469, 479, 526. 
 
 Board of Trade on act to authorize 
 Presbyterian ministers to perform 
 ceremony, 9. 248, 251. 
 
 by magistrate in Rowan, 8. 208. 
 
 Caswell to Searcy on fees for li- 
 censes, 11. 429-430. 
 
 celebration of rite discussed, 8. 
 xliv. 
 
 civil m. legalized, 25. iii. 
 
 Dartmouth on rights of dissenters, 
 8. 682. 
 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 317, 323. 
 
 extortion and abuses in licenses, 3. 
 367; 4. 472, 496. 
 
 history of act, 3. 176. 
 
 instructions on, 6. 1137. 
 
 Irregularities in licenses to be cor- 
 rected, 5. 336. 
 
 law on summarized, 13. 189. 
 
 methods of, 8. 769. 
 
 mixed, 1. 771. 
 
 new regulation of wanted, 8. 78. 
 
 Dot registered, 7. 488. 
 
 ordinance on, 23. 997; on regula- 
 tion of, 10. 990, 992. 
 
 performed by justices, 1. 771. 
 
 petition against act on, 8. 82-83; for 
 repeal of act on. 10. 1015-17; of 
 Presbyterians against act on, 8. 
 623, 625; on act regulating, 8. 80&. 
 
 Quaker, 1. 688. 
 
 recovery of fees for, 6. 715. 
 
 Reed on authority of Presbyterians 
 to perform ceremony, 9. 5, 6. 
 
 register provided for, 23. 50, 52; 
 25. 224; fees, 4. 195. 
 
 regulations on, 2. 875; 8. 881; on 
 issue of licenses, 7. 674-675; on 
 performing ceremony, 8. 952-953. 
 
 Regulators on right to perform cere- 
 mony, 8. xvi, xvii. 
 
 table of to be observed, 3. 111. 
 
 trouble over in Rowan, 8. 179-180. 
 
 under Fund. Constns, 25. 132-3. 
 
 with negro, 2. 591, 594, 602. 
 Marriage settlements, act that they be 
 registered, 24. 733-4, 912, 968. ] 
 
 Marrian, Phillip, in army, 15. 731. 
 Marriett, Abraham, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Marriner, John, act for town on lands 
 of, 25. 34-5. 
 bill for town on lands of, 20. 497, 
 509; 21. 22, 25, 44, 50, 62, 220, 223, 
 255, 308, 589, 621, 698. 
 Marriner, Tabithas, bill for town on 
 land of, 20. 497, 509; 21. 22, 35,' 
 44, 50, 62. 
 Marris, James, land grant to, 4. 1248. 
 Marro, Robt., in militia, 22. 284. 
 Marrowin, Jnc, in militia, 22. 379. 
 Marrown, Peter, in militia, 22. 380. 
 Mars (God), 13. 305; 15. 56, 364; 19. 
 
 895. 
 Mars, brigantine, 13. 963. 
 Mars Bluff, 18. 688. 
 Marsden, Rev. Richard, 9. xliv. 
 administers sacrament, 1. 689. 
 buy cargo of Tate, 3. 401. 
 claims to be commissary and other 
 
 work, 3. 391, 392. 
 dead, 4. 621. 
 
 gr. dau. marries Waddell, 5. xxiv. 
 injures Tate, 3. 400. 
 labors at Cape Pear, 3. 530. 
 land grant to, 4. 277. 
 preaches at Cape Fear and Onslow, 
 
 3. 339, 342. 
 succeeds Lapierre and history, 3. 
 
 624. 
 to Bishop of London on his own 
 work, 4. 244-245, 1014. 
 Marsden, Rufus, a J. P., 22. 272, 474. 
 building coms'r, 23. 255. 
 claims allowed, 23. 403. 
 ' in assembly, 4. 835, 836, 837, 839, 
 840, 841, 842, 843, 855, 909, 980, 
 984, 990, 994, 996, 1004, 1011, 1015, 
 1023. 
 land grant asked for, 4. 454; grant 
 
 to, 4. 278, 279-280, 596, 603, 619. 
 on com. of council, 4. 864, 899, 977. 
 on com. to examine and compare re- 
 
 visal, 4. 977, 991, 1000, 1011. 
 proposed as commissioner, 4. 483. 
 '- Irights proved, 4. 595. 
 takes deposition, 4. 1136. 
 witness, 4. 502. 
 Marseilles, a free port, 17. 40, 70-71. 
 duties in, 17. 436-437, 484, 608-620. 
 Marsh, Edward, land grant to, 4. 219. 
 Marsh, John, deposition on Pugh, 9. 
 
 31. 
 Marsh, John, held for desertion and 
 found guilty, 11. 752. 
 
MARSH, JOHN 
 
 58 
 
 MARSHALL, ISAAC 
 
 Marsh, John, petitions for Welborn, 0. 
 
 26-7. 
 Marsh, Wm., in assembly, 8. 107. 
 Marsh, Wm., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Marsh, The (Bladen), 22. 299. 
 inspection at, 23. 641. 
 Tories at, 22. 548. 
 Marsh Castle, 15. 20. 
 Marsh District, Onslow Co., 45. 221. 
 Marsh Plantation, 16. 934. 
 Marsh Swamp, 24. 249. 
 Marshal. See Marshall, Marshill. 
 Marshal, Lieut., 16. 1201; 19. 890. 
 Marshal, James, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 874, 949. 
 Marshal, James, land grant to, 4. 855. 
 Marshal, John, land grant to, 4. 59, 
 221, 328, 589. 
 rights proved, 4. 596. 
 Marshal, Samuel, on S. C. of New 
 Hanover, 0. 1107, 1111, 1127, 1149, 
 1150, 1168, 1222, 1265; 10. 15, 50, 
 64, 159, 220. 
 Marshal, Wm., in militia. In army, 17. 
 
 1160. 
 Marshal, Wm., land grant to, 4. 334. 
 Marshal, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Marshal, Willis, in army, 15. 732. 
 Marshal and Scheelbeeck, 22. 601. 
 Marshals, act on fees, 23. 85, 86; 25. 
 179-82, 223, 22o; in admiralty ct. 
 25. 146-7; on serving of writs, 23. 
 17-19; to appoint sheriffs in place 
 of, 23. 122-127, 129-130, 217-218, 
 335, 337. 
 bill to appoint sheriffs in place of, 
 4. 362, 363, 365, 366, 368, 379, 380, 
 382, 389, 390, 391, 393, 394, 396, 
 408, 411, 414. 
 duties in elections, 2. 215-216. 
 fees, 3. 163-164. 
 forfeits fine for non arrest of 
 
 debtor, 2. 149. 
 of admiralty, fees, 4. 194, 197. 
 of Albemarle to arrest prisoner, 2. 
 
 142, 149. 
 of county, ordered to arrest debtor, 
 2. 83, 89, 90-3, 100, 101, 105, 108, 
 109, 110, 115, 116; to pay fine for 
 neglect of duty, 2. 107, 108-109, 
 113. 
 performs duties of sheriff, 3. xili- 
 
 xiv. 
 superseded by sheriff, 4. viii. 
 Marshals of Constable's Court, under 
 
 F. C, 25. 127. 
 Marshall. See Marshal, Marshill. 
 
 Marshall, , brigade major, 12. 519, 
 
 531. 
 
 Marshall, , pay to, 22. 495, 499. 
 
 Marshall, Col., field officer, 12. 531. 
 position of .regt. in army, 12. 509. 
 Marshall, Ensign, in command, 12. 
 519. 
 on court martial, 12. 502. 
 Marshall, Lieut., 10. o70. 
 in command, 12. 536. 
 on guard, 12. 503. 
 prisoner, 14. 817. 
 Marshall, Adam, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Marshall, Anne, land grant to, 4. 768. 
 Marshall, Benj., pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Marshall, Rev. Daniel, Baptist min- 
 ister, 5. 1167. 
 comes to N. C, 5. 1167. 
 labors of, 5. 1168-1169, 1183. 
 Marshall, David, buys at Martin sale, 
 
 22. 887. 
 Marshall, David, in militia, 22. 421. 
 
 rpay to, 22. 500. 
 Marshall, David, petition, 16. 58, 59, 
 124, 125, 126, 127; 19. 30, 33, 79- 
 80, 83, 84, 86. 
 Marshall, Dixon, and affairs of N. C. 
 Cont. Line, 18. 155. 
 army record, 13. 475. 
 Cont. lleut., 22. 1049. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 
 rank, 16. 72, 576, 608, 664, 665, 1108. 
 reports on Tatum's company, 15. 
 
 726-727. 
 witness, 18. 252, 375, 382. 
 Marshall, Emanuel, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1108; 18. 797. 
 Marshall, Frederick William von, act 
 to vest Moravian lands, 24. 466. 
 becomes head of Moravians, 5. 
 
 1150, 1152. 
 bill to vest lands of Moravians in, 
 16. 26, 27, 37, 47, 52, 57; 19. 7, 
 19, 32-33. 
 dau. marries von Schweinitz, 5. 
 
 1151. 
 dies, 5. 1157. 
 goes to Europe, 5. 1153. 
 member of helper's conference, 5. 
 
 1156. 
 Moravian lands vested in, 5. 1155. 
 returns to N. C, 5. 1154. 
 Marshall, George, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 army rank, 13. 525; 16. 1110. 
 Marshall, Geo., in militia, 22. 494. 
 Marshall, Isaac, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
MARSHALL, JAMES 
 
 59 
 
 MARTIN, CAPT. 
 
 Marshall, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 804; warrant to, 4. 852. 
 Marshall, Jesse, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Marshall, John, a J. P., 3. 418. 
 Marshall, John, arrested for fraud, ex- 
 amined, etc., 18. 21-2, 36, 150, 251, 
 
 371, 466-467, 472. 
 arrest wanted, 20. 604-605. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 190, 
 
 195, 197, 201, 202, 203, 205, 207, 
 
 209, 210, 211, 212, 215, 219, 221, 
 
 223, 224, 225, 227, 228, 234, 236, 
 
 237, 240, 241, 243, 244, 245, 249, 
 
 251, 254, 255, 258, 259, 260, 261, 
 
 262. 
 Marshall, John, cited on failure of 
 
 Braddocks expedition, 5. xiv, xv; 
 
 on Sons of Liberty, 7. iv, 5; 8. xxi, 
 
 xxi. 
 extracts from Life of Washington, 
 
 7. 121-122. 
 quoted, 19. 974, 979, 989. 
 Marshall, John, draws up petition of 
 
 regulators, 7. 758-767. 
 messenger for regulators, 7. 762. 
 on com. of regulators, 7. 731-732. 
 Marshall, John, land grant to, 4. 334, 
 
 355, 631. 
 Marshall, John, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Marshall, John, on S. C. of New Han- 
 over, 8. 1107, 1109; 10. 24. 
 Marshall, John, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Marshall, Joseph, on S. C. petition, 
 
 1. 637-640. 
 Marshall, Nicholas, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 247. 
 Marshall, Purnell, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Marshall, Robt., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Marshall, Samuel, com. and report on 
 
 petition of for citizenship, 13. 
 
 535, 538, 630, 631, 632, 637-638, 651, 
 
 734n. 
 liberty on parole to, 22. 952. 
 paroled, 10. 25; 13. 255. 
 Marshall, Wm., in assembly, 20. 124, 
 
 132, 133, 168, 180, 230, 238, 240, 
 
 246. 276, 287, 288, 314. 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 7, 26, 27, 31, 32, 
 
 35. 
 Marshall, Wyllls, army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Marshbourne, Danl., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Marshburn. See Mashburn. 
 Marshburn, Danl., land grant to, 4. 
 
 595, 635. 
 Marshburn, Edward, a J. P., 3. 256; 
 
 4. 46, 346. 
 land grant to, 4. 277. 
 
 Marshburn, Mathew, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 292. 
 Marshe, Peter, law suit, ?. 92. 
 Marshill. See Marshal, Marshall. . 
 Marshill, Jacob, asks pay for supplies 
 
 against regulators, 9. 354-355. 
 Marshill, Wm., asks pay for supplies 
 
 against regulators, 9. 354-355. 
 Marshill, Jacob, regulator, 7. 935. 
 Marshills, John, regulator, 7. 733. 
 Marskey, Benj., juror, 4. 519. 
 Marstern, Thomas, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Marston, Rev. Edward, in S. C, 1. 
 
 639. 
 Marston, Elizabeth, discharged by 
 
 court, 2. 653. 
 Martain, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 494. 
 Martileer, John, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 453. 
 Martin.. See Martyn. 
 
 Martin, and , killed, 21. 437. 
 
 Martin, , claims allowed, 9. 224. 
 
 Martin, , guides DeGraffenried, 1. 
 
 958, 959. 
 
 Martin, , in assembly, 19. 583. 
 
 Martin, , law suit, 1. 587. 
 
 Martin, , messenger sent to, 1. 
 
 866. 
 Martin, , preaches in German Re- 
 formed churches, 8. 751. 
 Martin, , Ochiltree & Co., sell 
 
 goods, 16. 470. 
 
 Martin, , visits N. 0., 8. 732. 
 
 Martin, Mr., 5. 939. 
 
 Martin, Mr., 7. 869. 
 
 Martin, Mr., 11. 415. 
 
 Martin, Mr., 12. 511. 
 
 Martin, Mr., 14. 74. 
 
 Martin, Mr., 22. 774. 
 
 Martin, Mr., against Regulators, 7. 
 
 725, 728. 
 Martin, Mr., brings money to Craike 
 
 for troops, 13. 232-233. 
 Martin, Mr., has negroes baptized, 1. 
 
 858. 
 Martin, Mr., in Conv. 1789, 22. 39. 
 Martin, Mr., Presby. preacher, 5. 1222. 
 Martin, Mr., sick, 13. 40. 
 Martin, Capt., 20. 703. 
 horse seized, 18. 318. 
 resolution about, 18. 85. 
 Martin, Capt., return of company, 20. 
 
 769, 773. 
 roster of co., 16. 1010, 1026, 1040, 
 
 1049, 1073, 1100, 1109, 1132, 1143, 
 
 1153, 1168, 1181. 
 to receive provisions, 16. 192. 
 
MARTIN, COL. 
 
 60 
 
 MARTIN, ALEXANDER 
 
 wagon not to be taken from, 14. 
 
 397. 
 wounded, 15. 638. 
 
 Martin, Col., 22. 575. 
 
 Martin, Col., asks purchase of medi- 
 cines, 22. 917. 
 
 Martin, Col., commands against Tor- 
 ies, 19. 975. 
 
 Martin, Col., resigns command of mili- 
 tia, 22. 937. 
 
 Martin, Lt. Col., aids S. C, 22. 730. 
 
 Martin, Aaron, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 Martin, Abel, in militia, 22. 358. 
 
 Martin, Abm., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 
 Martin, Alex. (?), to on witness- 
 es, etc., 22. 606. 
 
 Martin, Alexander, 8. 545, 704; 10. 
 
 136, 874; 11. vii, 265, 276, 277, 
 279, 281, 286, 295, 342, 761. 769; 
 12. 458, 486; 13. 722; 14. 249; 
 15. 231, 667; 16. 18, 193, 199, 210, 
 232, 239(?), 242(?), 246, 255, 259, 
 264, 272, 300, 472, 473, 475, 484, 
 486, 488, 490, 495, 527, 529, 530, 
 535, 539, 549, 570, 572, 573, 574, 
 578, 593, 637, 723, 935, 944, 949, 
 960, 956, 958, 968, 969, 971, 977, 
 979, 980, 981, 985, 986, 991, 992, 
 993, 996, 999, 1000; 17. 149, 151, 
 163, 175, 272, 275, 378, 380, 434, 435, 
 446, 473, 478, 488, 498, 505, 506, 
 545; 18. 11, 207, 262, 268, 575, 606, 
 747; 19. iii, iv, v, 410, 506, 509, 
 619, 640, 644, 692, 693, 869, 875, 
 887, 904, 931; 20. 52, 402, 627, 
 757; 21. iii, 461, 635; 22. 97, 127, 
 129, 144, 145, 146, 612, 809, 1018. 
 
 —(Hooper?) to on militia depreda- 
 tions, 22. 602-4. 
 
 a J. P., 6. 1077; 7. 277. 
 
 act for town on lands of, 24. 779-80. 
 
 acting governor, 16. x. 
 
 address to general assembly on 
 his election, independence and 
 public affairs, 16. 295-298. 
 
 addresses and messages to and from 
 Legislature, 16. 68, 77, 78, 91, 
 98, 111, 114-115, 120, 121, 122, 123, 
 125, 133, 140, 150, 164, 166, 171; 
 17. iii-lv, 34-9, 42, 43, 50, 51, 67-69, 
 176-177; 19. 27-29, 42, 43, 47, 61, 
 74, 76, 80, 83, 84, 91, 94, 99, 100, 
 105, 116, 118, 123, 131, 132, 135, 
 
 137, 138, 140, 141, 142, 147, 149, 
 151, 158, 161-162, 166, 171, 175, 
 184, 208, 218, 219, 223, 224, 228, 229, 
 231, 236, 237, 240-243, 244, 245- 
 246, 248, 250, 252, 253, 254, 257, 
 
 258, 262, 265, 266, 268, 276, 280, 
 281, 284, 285, 287, 293, 302, 305, 
 306, 336-337, 338, 347, 351, 352, 
 354, 357, 360-361, 364, 402, 406, 
 407, 408, 412, 418, 422, 426, 429, 
 432, 433, 434, 439, 444, 451, 458, 
 492, 493, 494-499, 501-502, 505-506, 
 508, 512, 515, 517, 522-523, 524, 
 530-531, 534, 536, 537, 539-540, 541, 
 548, 549, 564, 565, 574, 575, 577, 
 586, 589-590, 593, 598-599, 606, 608, 
 618-619, 622, 630, 631, 723, 724-727, 
 730-731, 733, 734, 739, 740, 741, 
 745-747, 748, 749, 750-751, 754, 755, 
 758, 765-766, 769, 770, 774, 775, 
 779, 792, 802, 806, 809, 816; 21. 
 426-429, 731-732, 739, 759, 760, 763, 
 766, 783, 796, 797, 810, 833, 840, 
 842, 852, 858, 860, 874, 876-879, 
 888, 908, 909, 911, 912-914, 932, 
 933, 940, 942, 959, 960, 979, 1014- 
 1015, 1016, 1018, 1046. 
 
 agrees to disgorge fees, 8. 521-522. 
 
 aids S. C, 15. 684; against Scovi- 
 lites, 10. 408. 
 
 allowance to for holding o. and t. 
 courts, 10. 953. 
 
 ammunition to be delivered to, 10. 
 311. 
 
 announces peace, 16. xi. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1109; record, 13. 
 480. 
 
 arrested for cowardice at German- 
 town, 11. 654. 
 
 assembly to in answer to his ad- 
 dress, 19. 951-952. 
 
 at Cross Creek, 10. 482. 
 
 at Moore's Creek, 1 1 . 283, 284, 285. 
 
 attacks S. C. Tories, 15. 179. 
 
 attorney, 9. 673, 675. 
 
 Barclay to on free ports in France, 
 17. 70-71. 
 
 Beresford to on Indian affairs, 17. 
 31. 
 
 Bignell to on arms and tobacco, 
 22. 526-7; on tobacco, 22. 597-600, 
 601-2, 604-6. 
 
 Bloodworth to on Federal affairs, 
 22. 799-900. 
 
 Blount to on public affairs, 16. 334- 
 335. 
 
 Boudinot to on address of officers 
 to Washington and his reply, 16. 
 826-827; on archives, records, etc., 
 16. 880-881; on copyright and 
 public debts, 16. 787-788; on 
 Federal Capitol and answer, 16. 
 813, 842, 877-878; on Instructions 
 
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 on peace, 16. 897; on Thanksgiv- 
 ing proc. of C. C, 16. 906-907; 
 on treaty with Netherlands, 16. 
 737. 
 
 building coms'r, 23. 825. 
 
 Burke to on Amer. prisoners, 22. 
 600-1. 
 
 Busson to on coms'n for N. C. navy, 
 22. 600. 
 
 Cage and others to on reasons for 
 Franklin State, 22. 637-40. 
 
 calls council of state, 16. 459. 
 
 candidate for re-election, 17. 138. 
 
 Caswell to on Fed. Convention, 20. 
 666-667. 
 
 certifies to laws, 17. 78; to service 
 of officers, 10. 623, 624. 
 
 Cherokee talk with on encroach- 
 ments, 16. 415-416. 
 
 cited on borrowing of arms, 15, 
 433. 
 
 colonel, 10. 509; 11. x, 830; com- 
 mission, 15. 386-387. 
 
 commissioner on navigation, 24 
 601; on school, 24. 250, 690; 
 754; on town, 24. 846-7. 
 
 Cottrell to on trade with Gr. Br, 
 
 16. 811-813, 837-838. 
 courtmartlaled, 11. 677; and ac- 
 quitted, 1 1 . 682 ; acquitted and 
 resigns, 11. 694. 
 
 criticised, 16. 935. 
 
 Davidson to on plan of campaign 
 
 against Br., 14. 759-760. 
 Davie to on public affairs, 22. 800-1. 
 denounced by Martin, 15. 687. 
 entertainment to, 16. 997-998. 
 examines Moore case, 15. 688. 
 expedition against Scovllltes, 10. 
 
 340-341. 
 field officer, 12. 492, 495. 
 fit for C. C, 10. xxxiii. 
 Franklin to on Bridgen's lands and 
 
 debts, 16. 388-389. 
 Franklin State to on its action, etc., 
 
 17. 601-604. 
 
 goes to western army, 14. 471. 
 Gordon to on flag of truce, 16. 506. 
 governor, 16. x, 35, 37, 39, 48, 49, 
 55, 56, 783, 958-959; 19. 15, 16, 17- 
 
 18. 22, 24, 27-29, 30, 136, 152, 156, 
 169-171, 244, 269, 514, 539-540; 20. 
 210, 218, 389, 395, 401; 21. 282, 
 320, 321, 325, 326, 330, 331, 365, 
 373, 374, 383, 385, 630, 661, 664, 
 669, 689, 691, 698, 700, 701, 749, 
 772, 777, 783, 840, 842, 844, 845, 
 927, 934, 942, 943, 1016, 1018, 1022, 
 
 1023; 22. 727; 24. 413, 475, 543, 
 650; 25. 64. 
 
 Greene to on exchange of prisoners 
 and supplies, 16. 403-404; on 
 Montague, 16. 768; on public af- 
 fairs, 16. 348-350; on supplies for 
 army, 16. 448-449. 
 
 Guerard to asking for list of ban- 
 ished Tories and answer, 16. 858, 
 878. 
 
 Hall to on attainted Tories, 16. 877. 
 
 Hanson to on Illicit trade with Bri- 
 tish, 16. 343-344, 356-357; on lack 
 of representation in C. C, 16. 330. 
 
 Hardy to on acts rec'd, 17. 88. 
 
 Harrison to on Br. trade, 16. 925- 
 926; on Cherokees, 16. 457-458; 
 on imprisoned sailors, 16. 911-912; 
 on Indian treaty, 16. 441-442. 
 
 Hawkins to on Patterson, 16. 835; 
 on treaties and mutiny, 16. 836. 
 837; on treaty and trade, 16. 845, 
 861, 894-896. 
 
 Hellstdt to on appt. as consul, 17. 
 600-601. 
 
 helps in defense of Charleston, 10. 
 xxxlx. 
 
 Henry to on Ramsey's steamboat, 
 17. 182-183. 
 
 Hooper to on case of Miss Cobham, 
 16. 347-348. 
 
 Hooper and others to on wives and 
 children of Tories, 16. 467-469. 
 
 in assem., 9. 387, 388, 390, 396, 404, 
 413, 415, 417, 422, 424, 435, 448, 
 449, 452, 457, 459, 460, 461, 463, 
 
 464, 465, 467, 472, 476, 478, 492, 
 493, 494, 495, 511, 512, 513, 523, 
 526, 530, 531, 532, 540, 545, 560. 
 564, 571, 587, 715, 717, 728, 734, 
 735, 744, 747, 751, 752, 755, 777, 
 850, 857, 858, 874, 880, 881, 882, 
 898, 899, 900, 902, 907, 908, 913, 
 919, 922, 930, 951; 12. 770, 785, 
 798; 13. 532, 533, 553, 554, 565, 
 572, 606, 825, 857, 859, 863, 870, 
 878, 879, 883, 886, 894, 898; 17. 
 647, 794, 795, 932; 19. 1, 2, 41; 
 20. 2, 3, 301, 302, 303. 
 
 in C. C, 17. 856, 941; 18. 78, 106, 
 114, 312, 337, 340; 19. 136, 245, 
 
 465, 466, 809, 813. 
 
 In Fed. Conv., 18. iii, 462; 20. iii, 
 
 Iv, 606, 607, 710, 765. 
 In Prov. Cong., 9. 1179, 1180, 1181; 
 
 10. 166, 167, 172. 
 influence, 17. ill, iv. 
 instructions to Henderson on 
 
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 Franklin State, etc., 19. 937-988; 
 to on impressment, 10. 317. 
 
 Jackson to on exchange of prison- 
 
 ■ ers, 16. 727-729, 927. 
 
 Jay to on his appointment as for- 
 eign secretary, 17., 597-598. 
 
 Johnston and Hawkins to on Tenn. 
 cession, Martinique debt and state 
 debts, 22. 794-5. 
 
 Johnston to on Martinique debt, 21 
 488-489. 
 
 judge of o. and t. court, 10. 1. 
 
 land to, 24. 484. 
 
 Lee to on location of Federal cap- 
 itol, 17. 117. 
 
 Leslie to on his parole, 22. 606-8. 
 
 letter on Regulators ment'd, 8. 548; 
 to assembly, 17. 367-368; to on 
 troops, etc., 19. 890. 
 
 lieut. col., 10. 187, 243. 
 
 Livingston to on birth of Dauphin 
 of France, 16. 326-327; on neces- 
 sity of Amer. union for effect in 
 Europe, 16. 307-310; on reception 
 of Adams by the States General, 
 16. 414; on slaves stolen by Bri- 
 tish, 16. 411; on treaty of peace, 
 16. 466-467, 747-748; on expulsion 
 of McLean from N. C, 16. 389- 
 390. 
 
 Maclaine's estimate of, 16. 534. 
 
 McRee to on flag, 22. 609. 
 
 Marbois to on Martinico debt, 17. 
 596. 
 
 Martin (Jos.), to on Cherokee af- 
 fairs and answer, 17. 11-12, 15-16; 
 Indian affairs, 16. 924-925; on 
 Spanish Intrigues, 17. 84-85. 
 
 memorial, 19. 211, 217, 220, 221,341, 
 342, 351, 357, 365. 
 
 Mifflin to on acts and resolutions 
 of C. C, etc., and answers, 17. 
 16-17, 29, 40, 71, 74; on money, 
 19. 945-946; on treaty, 16. 918. 
 
 money advanced to for troops, 10. 
 639. 
 
 Morris to on bank notes, 16. 305; 
 on clothing, pay of troops and 
 revenue, 16. 380-383; on collec- 
 tion of continental taxes, 16. 383- 
 385; on difficulties of the public 
 treasury, 16. 430-434; on examin- 
 ation of Finance office and re- 
 port of com., 16. 832-835; on his 
 letter to C. C, 16. 760; on his 
 resignation and payment of pub- 
 lic debt, 16. 790-791; on Pa. law 
 for settling public accounts, 16. 
 
 800; on public debt, 16. 407-408, 
 411-412, 414-415; on public loans, 
 taxes, revenues and lands, 16. 
 357-379; on receipts and expendi- 
 tures, 16. 769; on redemption of 
 paper money, 16. 322-324; on res- 
 olution of C. C. on payment of 
 troops by separate States, 16. 
 898; on settlement of public ac- 
 counts and answers, 16. 351-353, 
 744-745, 782, 811, 838-839, 845-848, 
 896; 17. 33, 50, 73, 75, 163, 165; 
 on supplies, 16. 427-429; with acts 
 of C. C, 16. 443; with resolution 
 on suits against officers, 16. 396- 
 397. 
 
 nom. for Board of War, 17. 704, 
 707, 783, 785, 786; for Cont. Cong., 
 is: 584, 689; for C. of S., 17. 810, 
 893. 
 
 notified of election as governor, 16 
 302-3. 
 
 officers nominated by, 10. 622. 
 
 on Board of War, 14. 376, 380, 381, 
 397, 403, 433, 769. 
 
 on com. of assem., 0. 381, 450, 451, 
 493, 499, 500, 501, 530, 711, 739, 
 740, 766, 767, 784, 785, 838, 877, 
 884, 900, 901, 911, 912, 937; 
 12. 770, 772, 778, 788, 789, 830, 
 831, 839, 850; 13. 534, 535, 536, 
 541, 543, 547, 552, 557, 562, 576, 
 577, 590, 599, 632, 633, 639, 641, 
 649, 652, 653, 666, 682, 710, 827, 
 
 . 830, 835, 838, 839, 846, 847, 848, 
 850, 864, 865, 875, 921, 930, 940, 
 944, 957, 968; on claims com., 22. 
 878, 879. 
 
 on con. of Prov. Cong., 10. 168, 175 
 180. 
 
 on council extraordinary, 16. vii; 
 17. vii. 
 
 on movements of Bd. of War, 14. 
 738. 
 
 opposition to for brigadier gen., 11. 
 677-678. 
 
 orders board of officers to recom- 
 mend for promotions, 11. 799- 
 800; Tories to surrender, 16. ix-x. 
 
 paroles Doak, 11. 794; prisoners, 
 16. 180. 
 
 payments to troops of on S. C. expe- 
 dition, 11. 273. 
 
 petitions on land grants, 9. 1260- 
 1262; 11. 250-252; for Dale and 
 Hunt, 19. 933-935. 
 
 pres. trustees TJ. N. C, 21. 974,975. 
 
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 proclamation by, 16. 780; against 
 Franklin State, 17. vi; 22. 642-7'; 
 of pardon to Tories, 22. 211-212, 
 238; on encroachments, etc., on 
 Indians, 17. 105-106; on illicit 
 trade with British, 16. 424-425; on 
 peace, 17. 19; on Tories, 16. 183, 
 850-851, 977, 978-979, 980, 982, 983, 
 992, 998-999; 17, 1049-1050; of re- 
 ward for murderers, 17. 106-107. 
 
 produces Sappingfleld before S. C, 
 10. 317. 
 
 promotes education, 21. v. 
 
 protests against appointment of 
 Hand, 11. 750; against Regula- 
 tors, 8. 273-274. 
 
 put on Board of War, 15. vii. 
 
 quoted on removal of Tory families, 
 16. 181-182. 
 
 Ramsey to on steamboat, 17. 182. 
 
 Rees to on Tories attainted in Ga., 
 16. 864. 
 
 report to on embarcation of British, 
 16. 391. 
 
 resigns as colonel, 13. viii, 3; from 
 C. C, 20. 230. 
 
 Robertson to on Indian affairs, 17. 
 91-92. 
 
 Robeson to on Bladen Tories, 16 
 487; 22. 608. 
 
 Rochambeau to on trade with Cape 
 Francois, 16. 322-333. 
 
 roster of regiment, 16. 1003, 1010, 
 1026, 1040, 1049, 1055, 1062-63, 
 1073, 1086, 1088, 1095, 1100-1, 
 1109, 1123, 1128, 1132, 1142-3, 1153, 
 1168, 1176, 1177, 1181. 
 
 Sevier to on Franklin State, 17. 
 623-625; 22. 640-2. 
 
 Shelby to on Franklin State, 22. 
 647-8. 
 
 signs acts as S. S., 24. 343, 357, 
 383, 412, 782, 950, 951, 994. 
 
 Smithwick to on tax, 17. 31. 
 
 Spaight and Sitgreaves to on pub- 
 lic affairs, 17. 606-607. 
 
 Spaight to on public affairs, 17. 17- 
 19, 20-21, 24, 28, 65-66, 88-89, 92- 
 93, 172-175, 186-188. 
 
 S. S., 15. 198, 200, 205, 206, 207, 208, 
 388, 389, 534; 17. 631, 635, 714, 
 795, 898, 899; 19. 2; 20. 3, 10, 
 15, 47, 71, 116, 117, 245, 267, 303, 
 318, 477, 479; 20. 475, 476, 567, 
 593; 22. 54, 655, 994, 1026. 
 
 surety, 9. 318, 319. 
 
 takes oath and makes address, 10. 
 869-872, 875-877. 
 
 takes troops to S. C, 10. xi. 
 
 talks to Indians, 1 0. 93d-940, 941- 
 942, 947-948, 949-951. 
 
 thanked by gen. assem., 17. 422-423; 
 20. 115, 117; as Speaker S., 22. 
 54. 
 
 the ranking colonel, 1 1 . 682. 
 
 threatens Highlanders, 10. 468. 
 
 Thomson to on election of presi- 
 dent of C. C, 16. 454; on public 
 affairs, 17. 555, 604-605; on re- 
 moval of C. C, 17. 93; transmit- 
 ting resolutions, proclamations, 
 etc., 17. 2. 
 
 time allowed for settling, 21. 184. 
 
 Tipton on Franklin State, 22. 648. 
 
 to Allen and others on payment of 
 Davie's contracts, 16. 393-394. 
 
 to arrest loyalists, 10. 311. 
 
 to Ashe, Spencer and Williams on 
 Mallett, 16. 879. 
 
 to Banks & Co. on supplies, 18. 
 339-340. 
 
 to Beresford on Indian affairs, 17. 
 76-77. 
 
 to Bignall on tobacco for Mrs. 
 Burke, 15. 648. 
 
 to borrow money to pay troops, 10. 
 620. 
 
 to Bretigny on his agency, 16. ^27, 
 395-396. 
 
 to Bryan on supplies for So. army, 
 16. 702-705, 711-712. 
 
 to Burke on Board of Auditors, 15. 
 577 ; to Burke on commissions, 22. 
 558; on letters, 16. 321; on pub- 
 lic affairs, 16. 493-495; on Young's 
 conduct, 16. 509. 
 
 to Cabarrus on stolen horse, 16. 
 335-336. 
 
 to Carrington on Morris's . notes, 
 taxes and supplies, 16. 695, 699- 
 701. 
 
 to Caswell on battle of Germantown 
 and his own courtmartlal, 13. 
 262-264; on case of Hughes, 11. 
 455-456; on Fed. Conv. and money 
 and answer, 20. 723-724, 729, 733, 
 753-754, 763-764; on roster and 
 commissions, 11. 432-433. 
 
 to Cherokee chiefs on boundary, in- 
 trusions, etc., 16. 810, 855-856. 
 
 to Cherokee treaty coms'rs on terms 
 of treaty, 16. 710-711. 
 
 to Christian and Harden on Intru- 
 sion on Indian lands, 19. 943-945. 
 
 to Cincinnati on his administration, 
 16. 911. 
 
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 to command 2d regt, 10. 495. 
 
 to commander of guards to com'ra 
 on lands on care against Indians, 
 16. 714, 715-716. 
 
 to Cont. Cong, on delegation to C. 
 0. and illicit trade, 16. 400-401. 
 
 to Coor on privateers, arms and am- 
 munition, etc., 16. 386-387. 
 
 to Council of State on State of 
 Franklin, 17. 435-436. 
 
 to county commissioners on pay- 
 ments in corn, 16. 334. 
 
 to county court clerks on taxable 
 property, 16. 726. 
 
 to Grafton on Tories and clothing, 
 16. 693. 
 
 to Davie on supplies, 16. 691. 
 
 to delegates in C. C. on arms from 
 C. C. for N. C, 15. 117-118; on 
 cession of western lands and pub- 
 lic affairs, 16. 732-736; on contin- 
 ental taxes, 16. 402; on public 
 affairs, 16. 409-410, 449-451; 17. 
 49; on trade and public affairs, 
 16. 729-730. 
 
 to disband bis troops, 11. 285. 
 
 to Doherty on wagons and teams, 
 16. 721-722. 
 
 to Gates on Br. movements, 14. 720. 
 
 to Gen. Assem. on army promotions, 
 VB. 312; on Cherokee treaty, 
 16. 304-305; on Franklin State 
 and manifesto, 17. 439-449, 471- 
 472; on lands for soldiers, 16. 
 324-325; on militia and exchange 
 of prisoners, Livingston, etc., 16. 
 320-321, 322, 326; on pay for com- 
 missary gen., 16. 788-789; on pub- 
 lic affairs, 16. 773-782; 17. 551- 
 555; on sale of confiscated prop- 
 erty and on laws, 16. 796-797; on 
 supplies for Greene, 16. 463. 
 to Gillespie and Owen on Bladen 
 
 riots, 16. 716-718. 
 to Gist on murder of Butler, 17. 
 
 114-115. 
 to Greene on Bladen riot and ans- 
 wer, 16. 720, 723; on flag for 
 Charleston, 16. 319-320; on illicit 
 trade, 16. 681-682; on Montague, 
 riot and supplies, 16. 740-742; on 
 prisoner and drafts, 16. 694-695; 
 on supplies, 16. 707-708, 718-719, 
 725, 742; and exchange of prison- 
 ers, 16. 683-5, 699; on drafts and 
 lands, 16. 687-688. 
 to Gregory on Br. threats on Eden- 
 ton, 16. 706-707; on courtmartial 
 
 of Blount, 16. 797-798. 
 
 to Guerard (Girard) on trade, 17. 
 30, 43-48. 
 
 to Hall on Spanish encroachments 
 and Tories, 17. 13-14, 16. 
 
 to Harrington on Br. retreat, etc., 
 15. 414-415. 
 
 to Harrison on Cherokees, 16. 460- 
 462; and trade and answer, 16. 
 799, 840-841. 
 
 to Hawkins on public affairs, 19. 
 938. 
 
 to Hill on payment of warrant, 16. 
 900. 
 
 to Hooper and others on pardon for 
 Mawbly, 16. 337-338. 
 
 to Johnston on his appt. as gov'r 
 and answer, 20. 789-790. 
 
 to justices of Surry on Tory prop- 
 erty, 16. 798. 
 
 to Land Coms'rs on laying off of 
 soldier's lands, 16. 713, 912. 
 
 to, Leach on illicit trade, 16. 682- 
 683. 
 
 to Lee on revolted subjects, 16.462. 
 
 to Leslie on exchange of Tory pris- 
 oners, 16. 685-686. 
 
 to Lewis, Matthews and Marion on 
 Marion's expedition against Tor- 
 ies, 16. 688-691. 
 
 to Lillington on abuses of flags, 16. 
 681 ; on capture of Lord Montague, 
 
 16. 739-740; on exchange of 
 Tories, 16. 686-687; on flags, arms, 
 etc., 16. 701-702; on negroes, 
 Tories and riot, 16. 662-663; on 
 British attempt to separate col- 
 onies from each other, 16. 399- 
 400; on drafts and boundaries, 16. 
 342-343. 
 
 to Luzerne on Bretigny, 16. 879- 
 880; on debt due to Martinique, 
 
 17. 76, 79, 87-88. 
 
 to Lytle on exchange of prisoners, 
 16. 708. 
 
 to McDowell on Cherokee campaign, 
 16. 697-698; on Cherokee prison- 
 ers, 16. 800. 
 
 to Maclaln (Maj.), on return of 
 Tories, 16. 714-715. 
 
 to Mrs. McLean on case of her hus- 
 band, 19. 942-943. 
 
 to MacLaine on seizure of Tories 
 for retaliation, etc., 16. 416-419. 
 
 to McNair on his return to N. C, 17. 
 10. 
 
 to Martin on Cherokees, 16. 856- 
 
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 857; on debt to Martinico, 17. 
 117. 
 
 to Masonic Lodge on his visit to 
 Payetteville, 17. 1-2. 
 
 to Matthews on confiscated proper- 
 ty, 16. 727. 
 
 to militia brigadiers on drafts, 16. 
 709, 722; on birth of Dauphin, 16. 
 705-6; on muster rolls, 17. 108. 
 
 to Montague on his imprisonment, 
 etc., 16. 742-743. 
 
 to Morrison on continental tax, 16. 
 340-341; on Montgomery as comp- 
 troller, 16. 731; on requisitions, 
 etc., 16. 465-466; on ta;xes, con- 
 tinental currency, etc., 16. 350- 
 351; on taxes, revenue, etc., 16. 
 401. 
 
 to move with troops, 15. 766. 
 
 to muster regiment, 1 1 . 318. 
 
 to Nash on Br. Invasion of Va., 15. 
 136-137; on calling out militia, 15. 
 59-60; on public affairs, 15. 150- 
 152; on sale of confiscated prop- 
 erty for delegation in C. C, 16. 
 333. 
 
 to Parsons on Bretigny's contracts, 
 16. 394, 395. 
 
 to Payne on seizure of vessels, 16. 
 339. 
 
 to Polk and Sumner on pay for 
 troops, 11. 720-721. 
 
 to president of C. C, on repeal of 
 cession act, 17. 110-111. 
 
 to Rochambeau on public affairs, 
 16. 692. 
 
 to Rutherford on judgment against 
 confiscated estates, 16. 464-465. 
 
 to Sevier on encroachments on In- 
 dians, 17. 14-15; on Franklin 
 State, 19. 940-941. 
 
 to Shelby on Cherokee expedition, 
 16. 696. 
 
 to Sumner and Polk on provisions 
 and money, 15. 701. 
 
 to Sumner on arms, etc., 16. 642- 
 643; on his retirement from ser- 
 vice, 14. 787-788; on horses and 
 money, 15. 699; on Indian af- 
 fairs, 17. 109-110; on militia and 
 continental officers, 16. 1200-1. 
 to superintendent confiscated prop- 
 erty on sales, 16. 451. 
 to Thomson on commissions of 
 
 privateers, 16. 402-403. 
 to Treasurers on cont. paper mon- 
 ey, 16. 734. 
 to Tryon on proposed settlement 
 
 with Regulators, 8. 533-536. 
 
 to Vanhassett on trade with States 
 General, 16. 785-786. 
 
 to war office on brevet commissions, 
 16. 994. 
 
 to Walker on conduct of counts and 
 treatment of flags, 16. 421-423. 
 
 to Washington on movement of N. 
 C, 15. 702. 
 
 to Williamson and Hawkins on new 
 officers, peace, etc., 16. 783. 
 
 to Williamson and Spaight on pub- 
 lic affairs, 17. 78-80, 111-112. 
 
 to Williamson, Hawkins and Spaight 
 on trade and lands, 16. 919-920. 
 
 to Williamson on exchange of pris- 
 oners, 16. 338. 
 
 to Young on expelling Tories, 16. 
 918. 
 
 town coms'r, 23. 810. 
 
 tries to end Regulation, 7. xxxiv. 
 
 troops under, 10. 858-859; to be 
 paid, 10. 579. 
 
 Tryon to on Regulator settlement 
 in Rowan, 8. 545. 
 
 Voight and Co. to on manufacturing 
 advantages of Germany, 16. 920- 
 924. 
 
 Washington to on the form and 
 character of gov't, 16. 813-23. 
 
 whipped by regulators, 8. 242. 
 
 Williams to on court, 22. 610; to 
 on trial of Tories and others, 16. 
 345-347. 
 
 Williamson to on conditions in 
 western country, 16. 459-460; on 
 Fed. cts., state debts and public 
 accts., 22. 792-4; on lands, taxes 
 and war expenses, 16. 406-407; on 
 Lawrence, 16. 881-882; on N. C. 
 address on birth of Dauphin, 16. 
 731-732; on public affairs, 17. 21- 
 28, 32, 63-65, 80, 83, 90-91, 94-105; 
 on state debts and public affairs, 
 22. 995-8 (3 letters). 
 
 Williamson and Blount to on con- 
 tinental money, 16. 446-448; on 
 derangment of officers, 16. 455- 
 457; on French alliance, 16. 398; 
 on Indian expeditions, 16. 410; on 
 N. C.'s part in war, 16. 388, 398; 
 to on prisoners and separate 
 place, 16. 863; on public debts 
 and peace, 16. 753-760; on taxes, 
 lands, loans, supplies and peace, 
 16. 434-441. 
 Williamson and Hawkins to on Fed. 
 capitol, 16. 908-910; on meeting. 
 
MARTIN, ANDREW 
 
 66 
 
 MARTIN, JAMES 
 
 16. 852-855; on peace and trade, 
 16. 864-866; on post route to 
 South, 16. 736-737; on seizure of 
 Spain's flag, 16. 823-826; on 
 treaty and trade, 16. 900-906; on 
 treaty, trade, money, duties and 
 lands, 16. 882-889. 
 Winston to on Cumberland boun- 
 dary, 22. 783. 
 Wright to on British property, 18. 
 496. 
 Martin, Andrew, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Martin, Ann, land grant to, 4. 52. 
 Martin, Archd., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Martin, Benj., a J. P., 4. 712, 813. 
 land grant to, 4. 761. 
 rights proved, 4. 765, 1239. 
 Martin, Benj., in militia, 22. 309. 
 Martin, Dartiei, 22. 150. 
 Martin, David, on Surry S. C, 10. 
 
 251. 
 Martin, Elizabetli, administration 
 
 granted to, 6. 771, 772. 
 Martin, Eilis, 8. 522. 
 Martin, Ephraim, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Martin, Frances, juror, 25. 187, 189. 
 Martin, Francis Xavler, attacks Reg- 
 ulators, 7. xiv. 
 blunders on (juarrel over represen- 
 tation, 4. XX. 
 cited, 5. xxv-xxvi, xxxi; on stamp 
 
 act, 7. ix. 
 fit for C. C, 10. xxxiii. 
 letter of Atticus reprinted from, 8. 
 
 718-727. 
 on church acts, 1. xxvl. 
 petition, 21. 747, 760, 762, 766, 769, 
 778, 785, 894, 895, 906, 916, 920- 
 921, 927, 944. 
 reprints from his History of N. C, 
 
 5. 1144-1163. 
 sentenced and arrested, 18. 693-695, 
 
 748-750, 771, 778. 
 witness against Clay, 19. 777, 783, 
 784, 786. 
 Martin, Francis Xavier, & Co., peti- 
 tion of on printing, 17. 279, 358; 
 20. 9, 51-52. 
 Martin, Gabriel, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Martin, George, administrator, 6. 
 
 1010. 
 Martin, George, arrested for counter- 
 feiting, 8. 370, 397, 443. 
 charged with counterfeiting, 9. 125, 
 198. 
 Martin, George, assistant justice, 3. 
 215, 251, 491-492. 
 named for council, 3. 209. 
 
 offers price for slaves, 4. 1207. 
 
 surety, 3. 593. 
 Martin, George, exempted, 6. 1267. 
 Martin, George, felon, 22. 844. 
 Martin, Geo., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 
 Martin, George, reports on Br., 14. 
 
 546. 
 Martin, Gibson, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Martin, Gibson, land grant to, 4. 897, 
 
 950. 
 Martin, Henry, 10. 822. 
 Martin, Henry, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Martin, Henry, in army, 13. 507. 
 Martin, Henry, in army, 13. 528. 
 Martin, Jacob, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Martin, James, 22. 745. 
 Martin, Jas., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Martin, Jas., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Martin, Jas., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 Martin, Jas., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Martin, Jas., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Martin, James, a J. P., 7. 702. 
 Martin, James, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Martin, James, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Martin, James, army record, 13. 480. 
 
 asks for new county, 9. 92. 
 
 Caswell to on money for troops, 13. 
 163-164. 
 
 com. on complaints against, 10. 541- 
 542. 
 
 commissioner on boundary line, 
 24. 260; on county and building, 
 
 23. 820, 821; on confiscation, 24. 
 467, 874. 
 
 in assembly, 17. 265, 266, 268, 293, 
 
 305, 315, 352, 354, 359, 365, 366, 
 368, 387, 394, 395, 406, 424; 18. 
 227, 228, 257, 297, 345, 346, 361, 
 362, 376, 389, 399, 412, 429, 440, 
 445, 469, 470, 471, 478; 19. 164, 
 172, 205, 234, 235, 251, 257, 282, 
 283, 286, 288, 295, 299, 315, 325, 
 334, 354, 359, 406; 19. 718, 719, 
 730, 773, 804, 808, 812, 816, 821, 
 824, 835; 20. 7, 47; on com. of 
 Assem., 17. 268, 277, 278, 280, 
 333; 18. 9, 15, 28, 38, 46, 47, 52, 
 64, 76, 80, 109, 150, 230, 237, 238, 
 243. 258, 268, 269, 270, 278, 296, 
 
 306, 307, 324, 371, 394, 395, 444. 
 lieut. colonel and colonel, 10. 206, 
 
 531. 
 resigns as colonel of militia, 16. 
 
 161, 163; 19. 116. 
 revolutionary services, 22. 145-150, 
 
 152. 
 
MARTIN, JAMES 
 
 67 
 
 MARTIN, .JOSEPH 
 
 to Caswell on money for troops, 13. 
 159. 
 Martin, James, claims allowed, 6. 741. 
 Martin, James, felon, 22. 844. 
 Martin, James, gunner, 13. 127. 
 Martin, James, in army, 13. 506. 
 Martin, James, in army, 13. 507. 
 Martin, James, lieut., 10. 559. 
 Martin, James, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Martin, James, petition, 6. 368. 
 Martin, James, petition on location of 
 
 C. H., 13. 352-354. 
 Martin, James, Tory, 11. 348. 
 Martin, James, to hold election, 10. 
 
 945. 
 Martin, Jesse, army pay, 7. 234. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Martin, Job, town coms'r, 24. 305. 
 Martin, Joel, 23. 73. 
 asks for incorporation, 23. 73. 
 attorney, 2. 124. 
 
 land commissioner, 1. 792; 25. 155. 
 law suit, 1. 591, 592. 
 library com'r, 23. 78. 
 Martin, Joel, army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Martin, Joel, army rank, 16. 1114. 
 
 court martialed, 12. 489. 
 Martin, Joel, gets land patent, 4. 1035. 
 Martin, Joel, petition, 21. 49. 
 Martin, John, a J. P., 2. 526, 570, 676; 
 
 3. 234; 4. 813. 
 Martin, John, a J. P., 5. 591. 
 Martin, John, allowance to, 22. 816. 
 Martin, J no., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 deposition on burning of Ft. John- 
 ston, 10. 133. 
 Martin, John, asks exemption, 4. 497. 
 petition for exemption rejected, 4. 
 559. 
 Martin, John, discharged by Prov. 
 
 Cong., 10. 521. 
 Martin, John, (2) discharged from 
 
 Prov. Cong., 10. 521. 
 Martin, John, discussion on adminis- 
 trator for, 6. 1010. 
 Martin, John, dismissed, 2. 514. 
 lapse patent to, 2. 768, 771. 
 tried for misdemeanor, 2. 656, 657- 
 
 658, 672, 700, 706. 
 witness, 2. 491-492. 
 Martin, Jno., in militia, 22. 308. 
 Martin, John, In militia, 22. 314. 
 Martin, John, in militia, 22. 366. 
 Martin, Jno., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Martin, Jno., juror, 25. 189. 
 Martin, John, land grant to, 4. 625, 
 641. 
 rights proved, 4. 640. 
 
 Martin, John, petitions for repeal of 
 
 tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. 
 Martin, John, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Martin, John, to be Capt., 5. 162. 
 Martin, John, vestryman, 23. 250. 
 Martin, Rev. John Nicholas, work and 
 
 death, 8. 771. 
 Martin, Joseph, 9. 71. 
 Martin, Gen. Joseph, 14. 236; 19. 
 739(?), 939, 941, 942, 943, 947, 949, 
 950, 951; 22. 698(?). 
 act for paying troops under, 25. 
 62-3; to appoint as agent with 
 Cherokees, 24. 509; 25. 59. 
 agent among Cherokees, 14. 221; 
 16. 810, 855; and superintendent 
 Indian affairs, 16. 109. 
 asked for guide, 20. 654. 
 asks pay for troops, 21. 81, 82, 106- 
 
 107, 153, 157, 184-185. 
 assembly protests against Hopewell 
 
 treaty, 22. 1005. 
 bill to pay cost of Indian expedi- 
 tion by, 21. 225, 240, 260, 263, 279 
 282-283, 304, 310, 313, 327, 344, 601 
 663, 677, 722. 
 Blount opposes Hopewell treaty, 18 
 491; to on Hopewell treaty, 17 
 578-580. 
 brigadier gen., 18. 179; 20. 207 
 
 225, 388, 416. 
 Caswell objects to treaties, 18. 591 
 592, 599; to on Indian treaty, 17 
 516-517, 518. 
 Cherokee talk with on encroach 
 
 ments, 16. 415-416, 457-458. 
 commands expdn. against Indians 
 
 20. 525, 534, 557, 598, 599. 
 coms'r on building, 24. 968; on 
 
 town, 24. 857; to treat with 
 Cherokees and letters ment'd, 17. 
 271, 275. 
 committee to investigate conduct of, 
 
 21. 581, 588, 659. 
 correspondence with Johnston on 
 
 Franklin and Indian affairs, 21. 
 
 459-461, 462-464, 485, 486-487, 493, 
 
 522-524, 536-537. 
 delivers talk of Old Tassel, 18. 595. 
 denounced in Tenn., 22. 723; by Ga. 
 
 for McGillivray letter, 22. 1006. 
 designs to remove into Creek 
 
 nation, 22. 1006; to leave U. S., 
 
 22. 788. 
 effort to destroy Hopewell treaty, 
 
 20. 762. 
 expenses refused to by Assem., 22. 
 722. 
 
MARTIN, JOSEPH 
 
 68 
 
 MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 helps settle Franklin trouble, 22. 
 694. 
 
 Hutchings to on Indian affairs and 
 Franklin, 22. 695-6; and Indians, 
 22. 715-16. 
 
 in assembly, 16. 55, 123; 18. 36, 
 59, 61, 69, 90, 134, 136, 154, 156, 
 161, 171, 287; 19. 158, 164, 190, 
 215, 218, 283, 353, 396; 20. 154, 
 169, 252, 311, 313, 329, 331, 344, 
 347, 380, 390, 416, 426, 427, 434, 
 437, 455, 473; 21. 258, 275, 581, 
 598, 614, 619, 671, 697. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 7, 15. 
 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 39, 48. 
 
 Indian com'r and letters on same, 
 17. 431, 473-475, 479, 485, 487, 489- 
 490, 493, 510, 514-515, 516-518, 522, 
 523-525, 536, 538, 566-567, 568, 582- 
 586. 
 
 Indian talks to, 22. 492-4. 
 
 Johnston to ordering arrest of Se- 
 vier, 22. 697. 
 
 letter from ment'd, 15. 194; 20. 
 151; to quoted, 16. 188. 
 
 McDonald to on movements of 
 Spanish, 17. 519. 
 
 McGillivray letter justified, 21. 691. 
 
 Martin to on Cherokees, 16. 856- 
 857. 
 
 Maxwell to on Indians and Frank- 
 lin, 22'. 718-19. 
 
 memorial, 19. 73, 78, 79; on conduct 
 and vindication, 21. 211, 212-213, 
 217, 368, 583, 659, 691, 694; con- 
 sidered, 16. 109, 110, 112, 115, 116. 
 
 Old Tassel's talk to on encroach- 
 ments, 17. 175-176. 
 
 on com. of assem., 18. 98,' 111, 285, 
 316, 335. 
 
 ordered to help arrest Sevier and 
 restrain outrages, 21. 485, 496, 
 500, 501. 
 
 prisoner delivered to, 18. 796. 
 
 quoted on Cherokee affairs, 14. 243- 
 245; on Indian troubles, 22. 693. 
 
 removed as Brig. Gen. Washington 
 Dist., 21. 725-728. 
 
 reports on encroachments, 22. 965. 
 
 Tipton to on hostilities in Franklin, 
 22. 691-3. 
 
 to assist in procuring pilot, 22. 676. 
 
 to Caswell on Cherokee affairs, 14. 
 226-227, 234-235; on Indian affairs, 
 17. 521-522; 18. 510, 604-606; 20. 
 653-654; 22. 675-6. 
 
 to collect and deliver Indian cap- 
 tives, 21. 535, 536. 
 
 to hold talk with Cherokees, 21. 
 
 485-487. 
 
 to Johnston on Franklin, Indians 
 and his own work, 22. 716-18. 
 
 to McGillivray on horses and settle- 
 ments on Tombigby, 22. 787-8. 
 
 to Martin on Cherokee affairs and 
 answer, 17. 11-12, 13, 15-16; on 
 Indian affairs, 16. 924-925; on 
 Spanish intrigues, 17. 84-85. 
 
 to receive Cherokee prisoners, 16. 
 800. 
 
 treats with Cherokees, 16. 304-305; 
 20. 403-406; with Chickasaws, 18. 
 493-495; with Choctaws, 18. 799- 
 802. 
 Martin, Jos., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Martin, Joseph, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Martin, Joseph, takes deposition, 9. 
 
 610. 
 Martin, Gov. Josiah, 8. xiii, xxiv, 599, 
 650, 651; 9. ill, xv, xix, xx, xxi, 
 xxviii, xxxiii, xxxiv, xxxv, xlvi, 
 xlvii, 9, 13, 271, 369, 610, 813, 1096, 
 10. xxvii, xxix, xxx, xxxiii, xxxvi, 65 
 113, 125, 128, 129, 314, 336, 378, 
 379, 413, 448, 465, 512, 577, 678, 
 762; 17. 903; 21. 386, 994, 995; 
 22. Iv, 128, 480; 23. 850, 871, 872, 
 930, 931, 976; 24. 100. 
 
 to on military affairs, 15. 670. 
 
 accompanies army of Cornwallis, 
 15. ix. 
 
 action of Prov. Cong, on proc. of, 
 10. 370. 
 
 actions of denounced, 10. 185. 
 
 addresses to and from assembly, 9. 
 101-103, 103-105, 106-107, 137, 138, 
 140, 142-153, 145, 155, 158, 159, 
 162, 165, 169, 173, 178, 179, 181, 
 182, 190, 191, 192, 201, 202, 211, 
 212, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 
 220, 377-380, 381-382, 385, 452, 454- 
 456, 458, 460, 461, 465, 467, 468, 
 480, 486, 496, 501, 502, 504, 505, 
 507, 520, 521, 534, 535, 536, 540, 
 541, 546, 548, 551, 558, 560-561, 562, 
 563-564, 565, 566, 567, 568, 569, 
 570, 571, 578, 580, 581, 582, 595, 
 707-709, 710-711, 712-713, 736, 737, 
 739, 742-743, 749-750, 759, 761, 762, 
 763, 768, 784, 787-788, 831-834, 835, 
 837-838, 856-857, 862-863, 870-872, 
 877-878, 879-880, 882-883, 888, 890- 
 893, 894-895, 897, 920, 922, 923, 924, 
 925, 928-929, 931, 935, 936, 937. 
 938, 940-942, 943, 944, 945, 946-948, 
 950, 1190-1196, 1201-1204. 
 
MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 69 
 
 MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 advised to take no further steps 
 
 on Prov. Cong., 9. 1041. 
 advises reimbursement for Panning, 
 
 9. xili. 
 affairs in N. C. left to, 8. 627. 
 aids Cornwallis in his work, 15. 
 
 264; 17. 1006. 
 allowance to, 9. 441, 568, 570, 578; 
 
 for board of horses and servants 
 
 of, 10. 975. 
 allowed to move private effects on 
 
 ship board, 10. 190-191. 
 and battle of Camden, 15. 272. 
 and bribing of Amer. citizens, 17. 
 
 157. 
 answer to proc. of, 10. 26-29. 
 appointed gov. of N. C, 8. 267, 277. 
 appoints Wm. Palmer colonel of 
 
 Beaufort militia, 9. 345-346. 
 asked to pardon Regulators and 
 
 answer, 9. 169, 173. 
 assents to laws, 9. 134-136, 221-222, 
 
 442-447, 485, 583-587, 860-862, 870, 
 
 927-928, 945-946, 950. 
 banished N. C, 17. 151. 
 Biggleston refuses to deliver up 
 
 property of, 17. 663-664, 713, 747, 
 
 790. 
 Board Trade to on laws to be dis- 
 allowed, 9. 597-598. 
 bonds in name of, 9. 72, 73, 74, 
 
 1062; 10. 30. 
 calls assembly, 10. xxxi; 20. xxxii. 
 Campbell to on rebellious spirit in 
 
 the South and answer, 1 1 . 259- 
 
 261. 
 certifies to Strudwick, 11. 238-239. 
 character of administration, 9. xii. 
 claims, 9. 591. 
 
 claims loyalists in N. C, 20. xii. 
 commissioners directed to sell ef- 
 fects of, 12. 96. 
 commissions notaries public, 9. 367. 
 committee to consider disposition of 
 
 effects of, 10. 505, 511. 
 communication with forbidden, 10. 
 
 87, 139-140; to be cut off, 10. 317, 
 
 350-351. 
 complaints to against justices of 
 
 Bute, 9. 70-71. 
 consults on and issues proc. against 
 
 Prov. Cong., 9. 1028-1030. 
 council not allowed to visit, 10. 425. 
 creates courts, 9. xxiii, xxiv. 
 Dartmouth to on court and other 
 
 acts, 9. 680-683, 987-989; on court 
 
 bill and public affairs, 9. 815-816; 
 on courts and quit rents, 9. 1140- 
 
 1141; on courts, representation, 
 council, etc., 9. 1119-1120; on dis- 
 solution of assembly and quorum 
 in, 9. 664-665; on loyalty in N. C, 
 9. 1240-1242; on proceedings of 
 Eng. Gov't against America, 10. 
 66-68; on public affairs, 9. 351- 
 352, 374-375, 680-683, 694-695; on 
 raising loyal troops, etc., 10. 89- 
 91, 247-248; on revisal of laws and 
 quit rent bill, 9. 824; on sending 
 Br. troops to Cape Fear, 10. 299- 
 300, 306-308. 
 
 death desired, 10. 85. 
 
 debt under, 9. xvi. 
 
 demands supplies from Wilmington 
 and answer, 10. 477-481, 490. 
 
 DeRossett and others to on reasons 
 for favoring court bill, 9. 975-980. 
 
 desires to be supreme In N. C, 10. 
 71. 
 
 discovery of magazine of, 11. 255- 
 256. 
 
 dismounts guns in Newbern, 9. 
 xxxvi. 
 
 dissolves assembly, 9. 1211, 1221, 
 1224; and reasons, 9. 954-955. 
 
 distributes Tory pamphlets, 10. 360. 
 
 driven to man of war, 10. ill, vi. 
 
 Dunn said to correspond with, 15. 
 690. 
 
 effects of in Perquimans to be sold, 
 12. 439, 443. 
 
 encourages insurrection, 1 1 . 283 ; re- 
 ligion by proclamation, 9. 28, 29. 
 
 escapes from N. C, 9. xxxvi, xxxvii. 
 
 forbids convention to meet, 9. xxx, 
 xxxi, xxxii; exportation of grain, 
 9. 323-324, 328. 
 
 furnishes report on troops to Tryon, 
 
 8. 635. 
 
 Gage's letters to ment'd, 10. 85, 97; 
 on ammunition published, 10. 105- 
 106; on loyalty in N. C. and Mass., 
 
 9. 1220. 
 
 Germain to on Br. expedition 
 against So. colonies, 10. 364; on 
 British troops in America, 10. 
 609; on his private losses, success 
 of Br., etc., 15. 147-149; on his re- 
 turn to Eng., 11. 704. 
 
 gives Br. protection, 14. 670, 783. 
 
 glosses and misrepresents North's 
 resolution, 10. 57-58. 
 
 goes South with Br., 15. 324; to N. 
 y., 9. 1078. 
 
 Hambleton petitions for pardon, 9. 
 38. 
 
MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 70 
 
 MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 Highlanders ask that he be put at 
 their head, 15. 260. 
 
 Hillsboro to on action on the Span- 
 ish snow, 9. 227; on disallowance 
 ot laws, 11. 235-237; on public 
 affairs, 9. 307-310; on Regulation, 
 9. 1 ; and paper currency, 9. 64- 
 66; and S. C. boundary, etc., 9. 
 274-277; on repeal of poll tax law, 
 9. 300-301; on Tryon's work and 
 the quit rent bill, 9. 2, 3. 
 
 horses of to be produced to Council 
 of Safety, 10. 874. 
 
 hostile intensions of considered, 10. 
 182. 
 
 Howard's opinion on case of Regu- 
 lators, 9. 333-334. 
 
 in Charlotte, 14. 407, 410. 
 
 instructions to, 8, 513-516; on at- 
 tachments for debt, 9. 235-236; 
 compared with those to Tryon, 
 8. 512, 514-515; considered, 8. 512- 
 513; on riot act, 11. 240-241; on 
 riot and post acts, 9. 289-291; on 
 running of S. C. boundary, 8. 611- 
 612; 11. 234-235. 
 
 instructs sheriffs to collect poll tax 
 and ccllectors duties on liquirs, 9. 
 229-230. 
 
 inventory of property of sold by 
 Prov. Cong., 22. 880-9. 
 
 issues commissions, etc., 10. 469; 
 orders for raising King's stand- 
 ard, 10. 441-442; writs for new 
 assembly, 9. 967. 
 
 Johnston to on his suspension as 
 naval officer, 10. 332-333. 
 
 keeps N. C. from representation in 
 Continental Congress, 9. xxix. 
 
 King approves insti-uctions to, 11. 
 232-233. 
 
 land grants by, 9. 368. 
 
 leaves Newborn, 10. 14; N. C, 11. 
 iii. 
 
 letter from ment'd, 9. 812; from 
 Gage ment'd, 10. 66; of inter- 
 cepted, 10. 160; laid before Prov. 
 Cong., 10. 182, 183; published, 10. 
 152; to Boote demanded, 10. 93; 
 to Cotton discussed. 10. 124; to 
 Lord Germain ment'd, 13. iii-iv; 
 to White intercepted, 10. 74-75 
 85. 
 
 loses son Sam, 9. 1115, 1117; loses 
 by confiscation In N. C, 14. 849. 
 
 loyal address to from Dobbs Co., 
 9. 1127; from Rowan, Surry, Guil- 
 ford and Anson, 9. 1160-1164. 
 
 makes demands on Wilmington, 11. 
 279. 
 
 makes un-American speech, 1 1 . 290. 
 
 militia raised by to be exchanged, 
 16. 708. 
 
 Moore to on McDugal, 9. 683-684, 
 687; on reconciliation, 11. 269- 
 270; on reconcilliation and an- 
 swer, 10. 395-396, 398-399, 400, 431- 
 432. 
 
 movements watched, 9. xxxvi. 
 
 not to be allowed to go into back 
 country, 10. 124, 
 
 not to be restored to military rank, 
 10. 90. 
 
 objects to Franklin's Plan, 10. vii. 
 
 on causes of Regulation, 9. iv, v. 
 
 on sale of offices, 9. xxvii. 
 
 orders collection of tax and duties 
 by proclamation, 9. 982-983; In- 
 truders off Cherokee lands, 9. 
 982; suspension of Johnston as 
 naval officer and answer, 1 1 . 256- 
 258. 
 
 Palmer to on granting of land, 9. 
 1020. 
 
 papers captured, 22. 617; not to he 
 exchanged for Borden's, 16. 110. 
 
 pardons criminals, 22. 511. 
 
 patriots on conduct of, 10. 272. 
 
 petition to by Regulators, 22. 891 
 for division of counties, 9. 89-90, 
 91-92; of Orange Co., 9. 809-810; 
 for fire wood for Ft. Johnston, 9. 
 1132-1133; for McDugal, 9. 684- 
 685; for more time to settle 
 sheriff's accounts, 9. 802-803; for 
 pardon of Fields, 9. 40-41; for 
 pardon of Hamilton, 9. 39; for 
 pardon of Pugh, 9. 29, 30; for par- 
 don of Regulators, 9. 84-87, 93-95, 
 98-100; for pardon of Welborn, 9. 
 26-27; for pensions, 9. 92-93; from 
 Beaufort for representation, 9. 
 640-641; from Bertie on Windsor 
 as C. H., 9. 804-806; from Guilford 
 on C. H., 9. 806-809; from Morav- 
 ians to be put into Surry Co., 9. 
 47-48; from Rowan Co. on mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-625. 
 
 petitions to from Tories, 22. 503; 
 on Chowan boundary, 9. 633-635; 
 on fishing, 9. 87-88; on new chart- 
 er for Campbellton, 9. 79-80; on 
 rents from Dobbs patent, 9. 46- 
 47. 
 
 pilots petition for protection against 
 negroes, 9. 803-804. 
 
MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 71 
 
 MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 precipitates quorum trouble, 9. xxvi- 
 xxvii. 
 
 presides at council, 9. 15-16, 24, 27- 
 29, 52-53, 55-57, 66, 71, 75, 78, 228- 
 230, 273-274, 293-295, 325, 327-328, 
 346, 372,, 594-596, 601-607, 644, 788- 
 791, 830-831, 954-955, 981-983, 1018- 
 1020, 1027-1030, 1041, 1132-1133, 
 1144-1146, 1168, 1169, 1177-1178, 
 1207, 1211, 1215-1216, 1221, 1229; 
 10. 38-40, 106-107. 
 
 proclamation against entering land 
 for the timber and lightwood, 9. 
 294-295; against exorbitant fees 
 and tables of to be published, 9. 
 24, 25; against encroachments on 
 Indian lands, 9. 1106; against 
 Henderson and the Transylvania 
 purchase, 9. 1122-1125; against 
 Prov. Cong., 9. 1145-1146, 1177- 
 117S; and patriots generally, 10. 
 141-151; against rebels, 10. 396- 
 397; against remission of arrears 
 of rents, 9. 606-607; against 
 Safety Committees and rebellion, 
 10. 16-19, 24; burned, 10. iv; 
 commanding Prov. Cong, to dis- 
 perse, 9. 1187; commented on by 
 Rowan S. Com., 10. 92; disallow- 
 ing Queen's College act, 9. 665; 
 on collection of duties, 9. 607; 
 on granting lands, 9. 667-668; on 
 new commissions, 9. 56; on oath, 
 
 9. 52-53; on payment of duties on 
 liquors, 9. 645; read to Prov. 
 Cong, and burned by hangman, 
 
 10. 180; of reward for Collins, 9. 
 788-789. 
 
 promises aid to Br. attempts in So. 
 
 provinces, 11. 273-274. 
 property confiscated, 24. 263, 464; 
 
 to be seized and sold, 10. 920, 
 
 962. 
 proposes to settle in Bute, 9. 1006. 
 proposition to take him into interior 
 
 of province, 10. 486. 
 prorogues assembly, 9. 27, 28, 32, 
 
 697. 
 protests to denounced, 10. 228. 
 provisions to, 10. 389. 
 Quakers petition to for pay for sup- 
 plies against Regulators, 9. 354- 
 
 355. 
 quoted on Tory refugees from N. C, 
 
 13. vi; on sentiment in N. C, 10. 
 
 xix. 
 reasons for selling his commission, 
 
 10. 408-409. 
 
 reassumes gov't, 15. x; in Charlotte, 
 
 15. 171. 
 recommendation of McCarthy, 9. 
 
 61-62. 
 rejects court law, 9. xxii; law to 
 
 stop collection of certain taxes, 
 
 9. xvii, xviii. 
 report on membership of council, 9. 
 
 1171, 1172; on Moore's Creek bat- 
 tle quoted, 10. xxvi. 
 returns to Eng., 17. 1015. 
 Rutherford to on land ungranted, 9. 
 
 1021. 
 said to be absent from province, 10. 
 
 vi, viii; to be with Rawdon, 14. 
 
 599; to have abdicated, 10. 174, 
 
 175. 
 scheme of ment'd, 14. 820. 
 secures closing of Ocracock Inlet, 
 
 13. iv; return of the Scorpion to 
 N. C. and results, 11. 265-267. 
 
 sends family to N. Y., 10. 43; for 
 ammunition to N. Y., 10. 84. 
 
 should be seized, 10. 86. 
 
 sick, 9. 698. 
 
 signs act for agent, 11. 238; admin- 
 istration papers, 9. 227-228. 
 
 sketch, 9. iii-v. 
 
 slighted by assembly, 9. xxiv. 
 
 Stuart to on Indian affairs, 9. 825- 
 826. 
 
 suspends Dry, 10. 152. 
 
 takes oath and issues proclama- 
 tions, 9. 15, 16. 
 
 the People to on charges against 
 Collett and dismantling Ft. John- 
 ston and answer, 10. 102-104, 108. 
 
 threatens Cross Creek, 14. 820. 
 
 to ■ on Council Cont. Cong, and 
 
 agency for Granville, 9. 1087-1088. 
 
 to be consulted on sending of troops 
 to N. C, 10. 313. 
 
 to be made gov. of S. C, 15. 147-148. 
 
 to Board Trade on council, 9. 1172. 
 
 to Br. gov't on Tories in N. C, 22. 
 616-18. 
 
 to Br. Secretary of State on Camden 
 battle, 15. 49-56. 
 
 to Carteret on quit rents in N. C, 
 15. 96. 
 
 to command reg't of Br. volunteers, 
 
 14. 738. 
 
 to Cotton on his loyalty, 10. 119. 
 
 to council on condition of affairs 
 and answer, 10. 38-40. 
 
 to Dartmouth on action of council 
 on court bill, 0. 969-980; on as- 
 sembly, 9. 698-699; and Prov. 
 
MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 72 
 
 MARTIN, JOSIAH 
 
 Cong., 9. 1212-1215, 1223-8; and 
 courts, etc., 9. 1114-1116; and 
 quorum, etc., 9. 598-601; on 
 Bunker Hill battle, dismantling of 
 Ft. Johnston, etc., 10. 96-99; on 
 Burgwin's resignation and quarrel 
 over it, 9. 613-618; on burning of 
 Ft. Johnston, 10. 108-109; on 
 Cont. Cong., loyalty in N. Y. and 
 Bstab. church, 9. 1083-1085;; on 
 council, boundary line of Va., 
 taxes, etc., 9. 1242-1245; on coun- 
 cil vacancies, 9. 695; on court act, 
 9. 625-632; and act to repeal tax 
 to redeem currency, 9. 958-967; 
 and jury act, Prov. Cong., etc., 9. 
 1050-1061; and public affairs, 9. 
 1007-1008; on court and other bills 
 and appeal in chancery court, 9. 
 675-677; and public affairs, 9. 791- 
 801, 816-819, 820-824; on court law 
 and agency for Earl Granville, 9. 
 693-694; on court of o. and t. law, 
 
 9. 1077; on courts and public af- 
 fairs, 9. 685-688; on land grants, 
 quit rent law, salary of C.J., etc., 9. 
 989-994; on laws and S. C. bound- 
 ary, 9. 635-638, 655-664; on laws 
 of 1774, 9. 1009-1014; on loyalists 
 in the Carolinas and coming of 
 Br. troops, 10. 406-409; on loyalty 
 and land purchases, 9. 1174-1176; 
 on Newbern cannon, ammunition, 
 loyalty and public affairs, 10. 41- 
 50; on proposed agency for Earl 
 Granville, 9. 642-644; on Prov. 
 Cong., courts and public affairs, 
 
 10. 264-278; on public affairs, 9. 
 357-360, 361-363, 364-365, 618-623, 
 690,691, 1155-1159; 10. 230-237, 
 244-246; on public revenues, 9. 
 646-647; on quit rent bill, 9. 671- 
 672; on quit rents, Regulator and 
 court laws, 9. 1257-1258; on reso- 
 lutions of House of Commons and 
 independence, 9. 1254-1257; on re- 
 sults of limiting power to grant 
 lands, 0. 668-669; on suspension 
 of Dry from council, 10. 100-102; 
 on Transylvania, loyalty, High- 
 landers, etc., 10. 321-328; on 
 trouble with assembly, 9. 373-374; 
 on violation of mails and loyalty 
 in N. C, 10. 69-71. 
 
 to DeRossett proposing to arm 
 
 slaves, 10. 137-138(7. 
 to Gage on loyalty in middle and 
 
 western counties and arms, 9 
 
 1166-1168, 1174. 
 
 to Germain on British efforts in N. 
 and S. C. and on Macknight, 10. 
 652-656; on Camden battle and 
 conduct of So. campaign, 15. 81- 
 82 ; on case of Nelson, 1 1 . 711 ; on 
 conciliation, courts, clerks, etc., 
 11. 721-727; on establishment of 
 rice admiralty ct, etc., 10. 733- 
 735; on fortunes of loyalists in N. 
 C, 10. 899-900; on his own situa- 
 tion, 10. 823-824; on his remain- 
 ing in America, 11. 715; on intro- 
 ducing Parry, 10. 893; on loyal- 
 ists and Moore's Creek battle, 10. 
 486-493; on Moore's plan of recon- 
 ciliation, courts and strengthen- 
 ing of government, 10. 399-405; 
 on Tories driven from N. C, etc., 
 1 1 . 765-768 ; on Tory prospects in 
 N. C, 13. 367-368. 
 
 to go South with Br. army, 10. 903. 
 
 to Hillsboro on N. C. acts of 1771, 9. 
 252-259; on Armidacase, 9. 41-44; 
 on assembly, 9. 32; on case of 
 ship Santa Catharina, 9. 33-36; on 
 causes and condition of Regulation, 
 9. 329-333; on constitution of 
 courts, 9. 315-317; on death of 
 Princess of Wales and attach- 
 ment law, 9. 292; on embargo on 
 grain and trade, 9. 323-324; on his 
 appointment as gov., 8. 518; 10. 
 2; on his western trip and public 
 affairs, 9. 347-350; on history and 
 extortions of clerks of pleas, 9. 
 263-268; on Hunter, salt and 
 manufactures, 9. 268-270; on 
 land patents and S. C. boundary, 
 9. 299-300; on payment for Regu- 
 lator campaign and need of cur- 
 rency, 9. 66-69, 75-78; on public af- 
 fairs, 9. 277-281, 339-341; on quit 
 rents and purchase of Granville's 
 claim, 9. 260-263; on repeal of poll 
 tax and liquor duties for sinking 
 fund, 9. 230-235; on Regulators, 
 9. 36-37, 311-14; and public affairs, 
 0. 16-20; on S. C. boundary, 9. 48- 
 50, 311-14. 
 to Iredell on respiting Foscue, 9. 
 
 1008-1009. 
 to Johnston on comptroUership of 
 Currituck port, 9. 342-343; on 
 court law, 9. 693; on extortions in 
 customs, 9. 236-237; suspending 
 him as dep. naval officer, 10. 
 262-263. 
 
MARTIN, MRS. JOSIAH 
 
 73 
 
 MARTIN, THOMAS 
 
 to Lords of Treasury introducing 
 
 Conden, 14. 297-298. 
 to Privy Council on public affairs, 
 
 9. 669-670. 
 to regulate fees of chief justice, 10. 
 
 378. 
 to Rochford on regulation, 9. 245. 
 to Secretary of State (Br.) on pro- 
 gress of war in the South, etc., 
 14. 847-849. 
 to S. P. G., on character of Tomlin- 
 
 son, 9. 304-307. 
 to visit N. C, 1 5. 341. 
 to White on army supplies, 10. 16. 
 treatment of, 10. vi. 
 tries to resume gov't of N. C, 16. v. 
 trip to the west, 9. 307. 
 trouble from lack of currency, 9. 
 
 xiii, xiv. 
 view of affairs in N. C. in 1775, 10. 
 
 ix. 
 visited by Hunt, 10. 304. 
 warrant of to Collett presented to 
 assembly, 12. 140; to Collins, 18. 
 33. 
 witness and takes depositions, 9. 
 651, 652, 653. 
 Martin, Mrs. Josiah, 9. 1168; 10. 16, 
 
 goes to N. Y., 10. 43. 
 Martin, Josh, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Martin, Josh, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Martin, Joshua, in army, 15. 721. 
 Martin, Josh, property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672. 
 Martin, Kinchen, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Martin, Levi, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Martin, Lewis, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Martin, Lodowicl<, land grant to, 4. 
 
 635. 
 Martin, Mrs. Mary, 22. 150, 151. 
 Martin, Moses, claim, 9. 488; allowed, 
 9. 414, 415, 527, 528, 536; 22. 879. 
 Martin, Murdocl<, tory officer, 22. 197. 
 Martin, Nathaniel, asks for lapse pat- 
 ent, 2. 484, 500, 502, 521. 
 dismissed by court, 2. 514. 
 land lapses, 2. 768, 771. 
 tried for felony, 2. 30, 831-832; and 
 dismissed, 3. 54. 
 Martin, Nath., land grant to, 4. 638. 
 Martin, Nicholas, killed, 20. 191-192. 
 Martin, Patrick, 14. 144. 
 Martin, Paul, claim of rejected, 17. 
 379. 
 petition, 20. 78. 
 Martin, Peter, juror, 4. 525. 
 Martin, Richard, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Martin, Rich'd, army rank, 16. 1110. 
 
 Martin, Richd, army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Martin, Richd, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Martin, Richard, in army, 15. 718. 
 Martin, Richard, in army, 15. 728. 
 Martin, Richard, petition on adminis- 
 tration, 6. 1010. 
 Martin, Richd, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Martin, Robert, 20. 575; 21. 808. 
 army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 15. 730; 16. 1108. 
 horseman, 15. 509. 
 money from, 21. 1065. 
 owes state, 21. 1070. 
 Martin, Robt., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 petition, 20. 550; 21. 100, 107, 301. 
 355, 682, 744, 824-825, 837, 891, 892, 
 ! 1007, 
 
 Steele to on supplies, 16. 531-532. 
 Martin, Roxalena, slave castrated, 22. 
 
 819. 
 Martin, Salathiel, resigns as J. P., 17. 
 349; 20. 63, 67. 
 revolutionary services, 22. 150-1. 
 Martin, Samuel, army pay, 17. 231. 
 army rank, 16. 1109. 
 owes state, 21. 1068. 
 Martin, Samuel, father of Gov. M., 9. 
 
 iii. 
 Martin, Samuel, in Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 165, 167, 173. 
 Martin, Samuel, land grants to, 4. 650, 
 
 651. 
 Martin, Samuel, letter of ment'd, 5, 
 
 821. 
 Martin, Samuel, lieut, 10. 620, 622. 
 Martin, Saml., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Martin, Sam, register, 9. 298. 
 Martin, Samuel, son of Gov. dies, 9. 
 
 1115, 1117. 
 Martin, Samuel, wounded, 19. 969, 
 
 991. 
 Martin, Samuel, wounds Wilkes, 9. ill. 
 Martin, Susannah, dismissed by court, 
 3 54. 
 tried for felony, 2. 831-832. 
 Martin, T'hos., a J. P., 2. 526; 3. 244, 
 
 537. 
 Martin, Thos., gun impressed, 22. 413. 
 Martin, Thos., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Martin, Thos., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Martin, Thos., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Martin, Thos., juror, 25. 190. 
 Martin, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 601, 
 
 635, 767. 
 Martin, Thomas, representation on 
 settlement of, 21. 397, 423, 425, 
 434, 707. 
 
MARTIN, THOMAS 
 
 74 
 
 MAETIN COUNTY 
 
 Martin, Thos., time of survey extend' 
 
 ed, 5. 812. 
 Martin, Will, castrated, 22. 819. 
 Martin, Wm., 11. 345, 716. 
 Martin, Wm., a J. P., 4. 224, 346, 712, 
 Martin, Wm., a J. P., 22. 813, 814. 
 Martin, Wm., army pay, 17. 231. 
 Martin, Wm., army pay, 17. 232. 
 Martins, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 Martin, Wm., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Martin, Wm., coms'r on case of Wms, 
 
 12. 568, 675. 
 
 Martin, Wm., dead, 22. 344. 
 Martin, Wm., gap coms'r, 25. 109. 
 Martin, Wm., in militia, 22. 308, 313. 
 Martin, Wm., in assem., 21. 5, 47, 52, 
 
 66, 68, 74, 109, 115, 130, 133, 155, 
 
 160, 168, 179, 190, 872, 927, 930, 
 • 931, 937, 939, 941, 946, 965, 970, 
 
 980, 988, 999, 1006, 1012, 1013, 
 
 1015, 1020, 1021, 1030, 1050. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 2, 6, 7, 26, 27, 30, 
 
 32, 34. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22". 37, 46, 49. 
 Martin, Wm., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Martin, Wm., juror, 25. 189, 190. 
 Martin, Wm., land grant to, 4. 64, 635, 
 
 641, 759, 761. 
 Martin, Wm., officer, 18. 451. 
 Martin, Wm., officer, 18. 459. 
 Martin, Wm., petition ment'd, 4. 682. 
 Martin, Wm., rank of 3d Reg't settled 
 
 at, 15. 699-700. 
 Martin, Wm., recommended, 22. 345. 
 Martin, Wm., road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Martin, Wm., sued, 10. 310. 
 Martin, Wm., to be capt, 5. 163. 
 Martin, Zacaria, 7. 775, 776. 
 Martin, Zacharlah, fine remitted, 4, 
 
 760 
 Martin, Zacr., petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 808. 
 Martin, sloop of war, 8. 31, 550. 
 desertions from, 7. 534, 535, 630, 795. 
 to cruise on N. C. coast, 7. 784, 785. 
 Martin Academy, act to incorporate, 
 
 24. 536. 
 Martin Co., 4. iv; 10. 525, 558, 917; 
 
 13. 63, 168, 393, 610, 724; 14. 239, 
 450; 17. 31, 300, 362, 691; 18. 497; 
 19. 453; 20. 20, 55, 90; 21. 611, 
 776, 928, 1067, 1070; 22. 521; 23. 
 957, 991; 24. 249, 250, 581, 705, 
 758; 25. 64, 101. 
 
 act for court, 24. 37-9, 50, 64, 161; 
 for poor house, 24. 949-50; for tax 
 for pub. buildings, 24. 252, 519, 
 625, 767, 810-11; for town, 24. 307- 
 
 9, 773-4; on jurors, 24. 82-4, 273- 
 5; to erect, 23. 976; to extend 
 boundary, 24. 647; to fix time of 
 Co. Ct., 24. 717-18. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1177. 
 
 bill for public buildings in, 13. 568, 
 571, 580, 671, 683, 700; for town in, 
 
 13. 849-850, 871-872, 884, 941, 
 951, 972; 17. 287, 291, 303, 339, 
 347, 363, 381, 392; on boundary, 
 
 19. 611, 612, 641, 677; to pardon 
 misdemeanors in, 21. 748, 751, 
 752, 754, 756, 757, 854-855, 895, 
 896, 897, 900, 902, 903, 1022-1023, 
 1031. 
 
 census of 1790, 23. 720-735. 
 citizens of intercede for LewoUen, 
 
 11. 777. 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 
 639, 748. 
 conspiracy in, 11. 510, 513. 
 ^court days, 23. 932, 946, 990. 
 in Halifax dist., 15. 377.. 
 J. P.'s in, 15. 693; 23. 994. 
 list of drafts and volunteers from, 
 
 14. 838, 839. 
 
 members in assembly, 9. 1188; 12. 
 2, 3, 125, 282, 306, 549, 656, 788, 
 857; 13. 533, 736, 785, 820, 952; 
 16. 2; 17. 265, 276, 795, 877, 18. 
 2, 227, 238; 19. 1, 129, 138, 234, 
 400, 418, 581, 718, 720, 756, 794; 
 
 20. 2, 120, 302, 476; 21. 2, 194, 
 730, 872. 
 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89; 22. 
 
 2, 12, 26, 28, 30, 32, 33, 37, 43. 
 members in Prov. Cong. , 9. 1042, 
 
 1179; 10. 165, 501, 505, 506, 914, 
 
 919, 924, 925. 
 militia of in Spanish alarm, 22. 270- 
 
 1(?); organization of, 10. 625, 
 
 facing 680; 13. 393; officers, 20. 
 
 272, 460. 
 number mem. in assm., 9. 1053. 
 officers of militia, 12. 600, 707, 708, 
 
 713, 714. 
 organization of troops, 10. 205, 207, 
 
 531, 625, facing 680. 
 owes state, 21. 1067, 1075. 
 petition on Fed. Conv., 21. 31. 
 rates established in, 16. 1198. 
 report on troops of, 14. 239. 
 tax in, 19. 706. 
 Tories in, 14. 184; active, 11. 551; 
 
 conspiracy nf , 11. 603. 
 troops thanked, 10. 472-473; to be 
 
 raised in, 13. 411; 24. 154. 
 
MARTIN DISTRICT 
 
 75 
 
 MARYLAND 
 
 Martin District, recruiting officer for, 
 
 22. 928. 
 IVIartinbo, 15. 484. 
 
 IVlartinborough, 9. 1030; 10. 95, 416, 
 685. 749. 789; 11. 424, 535; 13. 
 288; 15. 467, 633; 16. 580; 18. 
 767; 21. 274. 
 
 act for academy at, 24. 867-9; to 
 amend act on, 24. 781-2; to 
 change name to Greenesville, 24. 
 867-9; to establish, 23. 865-6, 968-9. 
 
 bill for academy and to change 
 name, 18. 40, 89-90, 143, 259, 275, 
 292, 318, 327, 340; to amend act 
 on, 17. 356, 360, 379, 403; 20. 41, 
 70, 96; to erect, 9. 117, 119, 135, 
 152, 176, 182, 183, 195, 222, 256; 
 and for C. H. and prison in, 9. 
 723, 729, 770, 776, 783, 840, 848, 
 855, 862, 888, 900, 907, 908, 917, 
 920, 928, 1013. 
 
 inspection at, 24. 581. 
 S. C. meets in, 9. 1075, 1079, 1080, 
 1088, 1095, 1100, 1126, 1154, 1171, 
 1240, 1250, 1266, 1281; 10. 14, 37, 
 61, 64, 87, 99, 121, 122, 221, 243, 
 255, 261, 296, 346, 422, 451, 494, 
 499, 618, 670. 
 IVlartinborough Parish, bill to explain 
 
 act for erecting, 9. 894. 
 
 Martindale, Saml., pensioner, 2?. 77. 
 
 Martindeal, Dan'l, in militia, 22. 396. 
 
 Martinico and Martinique, 2. 334; 10. 
 
 802; 11. 486; 13. 354, 355, 362, 
 
 402, 592, 690; 16. 355, 451, 478, 
 
 494, 530, 545, 705, 778; 17. 32, 274, 
 
 561; 18. 541; 19. 880; 22. 785, 
 
 786, 909. 
 
 agency in, 16. 327, 394, 395. 
 
 arms and am. from, 15. 70, 71; 16. 
 880; 17. 800-802, 804, 882, 887; 22. 
 526. 
 
 Bretigny thanked for his agency, 
 19. 99-100, 103. 
 
 captured, 6. 708, 838. 
 
 almost captured by Eng., 14. 864. 
 
 conquest of, 6. 803, 808. 
 
 debt due to gov't of, 17. 76, 79, 87- 
 88, 117, 439, 450-451, 465, 475-476, 
 478, 480, 488, 498-499, 502, 505-506, 
 507, 596; 18. 575, 587, 598-599, 
 600, 688-689, 721-722, 771; 19. 224, 
 253, 257, 345, 347, 360, 512, 527, 605, 
 606, 608, 646-647, 651; 20. 493, 
 579, 583; 21. 25, 147-148, 158, 206, 
 211, 252, 295, 299, 394, 421-422, 
 444-445, 453, 461, 462, 466, 469, 
 470, 471, 473, 488-489, 492-493, 498- 
 
 499, 560, 562-563, 564, 579, 634, 
 644, 722, 796, 877, 959; considered, 
 22. 794-5, 798. 
 French in, 15. 374; fleet in, 15. 
 
 338; 22. 594. 
 governor of islands to be delivered 
 
 to, 2. 160. 
 Industry arrives from, 22. 601. 
 news from, 13. 144. 
 prisoners carried to, 2. 284. 
 prisoners imported into, 5. 645-646. 
 supplies from and goods to, 16. 
 
 232-233. 
 trade with, 11. 436. 
 warrants for debt to, 18. 741, 747, 
 748-750, 771. 
 Martinico Road, battle in, 1. 159. 
 Martin's Tory regt., 22. 210. 
 Martinsville (Martinville), 8. 738; 21. 
 525. 
 act for town at, 24. 779-80, 846-7. * 
 battle at (G. C. H.), 22. 147. 
 bill to establish, 17. 297, 301, 312, 
 339, 342; 20. 30, 57. 
 Martyn. See Martin. 
 Martyn, Mr., 8. 179. 
 Martyn, Mrs., 6. 561. 
 Martyn, Joseph, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Marwell, Matthew, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Mary, C;ueen (Mary II, William and 
 Mary), 2. 861, 865, 916; 9. 1045; 
 25. 149. 
 charters from, 1. 552. 
 to be proclaimed in C, 1. 363. 
 Mary, cutter, injured, 21. 245, 246. 
 Mary, ship, 21. 337. 
 Mary, sloop, 8. 261. 
 allowed to take out provisions, 13. 
 
 552-553, 587, 654, 693-694. 
 brings in slaves, 0. 1098. 
 trades to Bermuda, 15. 218. 
 Mary and Philip, statutes of in force 
 
 in N. C, 23. 322. 
 Mary and William III, statutes of in 
 
 force in N. C, 23. 324-5, 326. 
 Mary, Cape, 5. 463. 
 Mary Gaily, vessel, 1. 833. 
 Marybury, Francis, poll inspector, 20. 
 
 322. 
 Maryland, Col., court martialed, 13. 
 
 264. 
 Maryland, 1. 972; 2. 190, 327, 555; 3. 
 339, 340, 341; 5. xiii, xiv, xix, xx, 
 xxii, xxvi, xxvli, xxviii, 251, 252, 
 400, 562, 1164; 6. 610, 737, 784, 
 1061; 7. 459, 520; 8. xlvii, 10, 73, 
 580, 754, 757, 786, 792; 9. 14, 1065, 
 
MARYLAND 
 
 76 
 
 MARYLAND 
 
 1066, 1068, 1234; 10. xxvii, 46, 
 176, 226, 447, 601, 618c, 803; 11. 
 123, 291, 292, 386, 389, 390, 391, 
 403, 405, 569, 590, 593, 688, 782, 
 784, 837; 12. 484, 510, 514, 518, 
 532, 537, 545, 559; 13. 39, 41, 63, 
 68, 87, 523; 14. 157, 260, 355, 398, 
 419, 426, 431, 432, 562, 642, 645; 
 
 15. 66, 185, 351, 365, 366, 387, 536; 
 ie. iv, 202, 419, 420, 462, 492, 603, 
 604, 627, 628, 651, 679, 889, 892, 
 917, 943; 17. 98, 460, 466, 1022; 
 18. 85, 123, 318, 540, 589, 621, 661, 
 737; 19. 118, 665, 708, 709, 956; 
 20. 694, 738, 775; 22. 33, 34, 97, 
 121, 153, 913, 924, 969. 
 
 act to forfeit charter, 1. 552-554; to 
 
 restore to crown, 25. 149-50; to 
 
 restrain trade, 10. 109-112. 
 advantages from paper currency, 
 
 8. 18. 
 against Independence, 10. 617. 
 aid for French war, 5. 136, 578; to 
 
 Ga. troops in, 11. 686; to N. C. 
 
 from, 14. 398, 399, 404, 414, 423, 
 
 424, 430, 438, 440, 441, 452, 458; 
 
 to S. C, 14. 496; to Va. in French 
 
 war, 5. 395. 
 allowance to Loan office, 20. 652. 
 and command of Ft. Cumberland, 
 
 5. 647. 
 and Confederation, 13. 379. 
 and French war, 5. 562, 601. 
 and U. S. duties, 18. 500, 501, 581, 
 
 587, 654, 655, 683, 738. 
 appoints commissioners, 13. 44. 
 approves resolutions of Va., 8. 178. 
 armed troops in, 9. 1248-1249. 
 Arnold plunders, 17. 985. 
 asked to send delegates to C. C. 
 
 16. 743. 
 
 bankruptcy act provided for, 1. 683. 
 
 British grievances against, 18. 562- 
 563. 
 
 buys arms and am., 17. 911; from 
 France, 22. 1034. 
 
 cannon made in, 10. 720. 
 
 certificates to line of, 17. 527. 
 
 character of attorney general, 1. 
 463-464; of recruits from, 15. 753. 
 
 clothing for troops, 14. 409, 714. 
 
 collection of debts in, 18. 645. 
 
 commissioners of to regulate 
 prices, 12. 662. 
 
 complaints of merchants, 1. 439. 
 
 conduct approved, 9. 1016; of Con- 
 tinentals at Camden, 15. v. 
 
 confederation of not wished, 14. 
 
 218. 
 conference with governor on French 
 
 war, 5. 750-752. 
 convicts not wanted, 1. 477-478. 
 council of to Gates on supplies to 
 
 army, 14. 673. 
 cut off from trade, 10. 58. 
 danger to from Va. and Pa., 1 1 . 420. 
 debts pleadable in Va., 2. 836. 
 DeGraffenried invited to settle in, 1. 
 
 949-950, 958, 959, 961, 963, 966. 
 Delaware to be annexed to, 1. 441. 
 delegates from, 20. 603, 632. 
 disadvantages, 1. 99. 
 disturbances in, 1. 371. 
 duties, etc., in, 18. 511. 
 efforts to get Ifind for a failure, 16. 
 
 349. 
 emigration to C, 1. 248, 682; 4. 
 
 1312; 5. 1151-2; 8. 734, 737. 
 exempted from Va. debtor act, 1. 
 
 xxxiv. 
 fears Culpeper rebellion, 1. 261. 
 fights the Susquehannahs, 2. 643. 
 financial system commended, 9. 
 
 1195. 
 foreigners in service of, 16. 853. 
 fortunes of troops at Camden, 15. 
 
 65. 
 free, 16. 749; 17. 5. 
 free trade in certain products, 1. 75. 
 French tobacco trade, 18. 630, 633. 
 government, 1. 528. 
 governor insulted by captain of fri- 
 gate, 11. 464. 
 grant to officers of line, 22. 532. 
 gratuity to troops, 14. 382, 383. 
 harm to from N. C. debtor law, 1. 
 
 672-673. 
 hopes of aid from, 5. 368. 
 imports from, 2. 156. 
 in C. C, 21. 441. 
 in Vice admiralty dist. of Phlla., 11. 
 
 218. 
 influence of on land cessions, 21. 
 
 504; of small land grants, 1. 100. 
 jealous of western territory, 1 1 . 
 
 377. 
 key to, 15. 301. 
 lands to be granted to troops from, 
 
 16. 164-165; considered, 16. 688, 
 
 733. 
 lays duty on Br. goods, 17. 20; tax 
 
 for common cause, 11. 462. 
 legislature offers Annapolis as Fed- 
 eral Capitol, 16. 794-796, 813, 842, 
 
MARYLAND 
 
 77 
 
 MARYLAND 
 
 844, 878, 908. 
 letter to Assembly of on their ac- 
 tion on Va. resolutions, 10. 876. 
 little hope of aid from, 5. 400, 407. 
 location, 1. 468; 2. 351; of troops, 
 
 15. 66. 
 losses at Entaw Springs, 15. 637- 
 
 638. 
 may export grain to N. E., 14. 269. 
 merchants' memorial on confisca- 
 tion, 19. 952-955. 
 
 militia at Germantown, 1 1 . 643. 
 
 Moravians in, 5. 1156. 
 
 movements of troops, 16. iv. 
 
 murders on frontiers, 5. 409. 
 
 no aid to French War, 5. 428. 
 
 no maintenance for ministers, 1. 
 234. 
 
 N. C. act hostile to, 1. 666. 
 
 number of troops from, 14. 272. 
 
 offers site for, new capital, 16. 730. 
 
 opposes aid to French War, 5. 434. 
 
 ordered to raise troops for French 
 War, 5. 791. 
 
 organization of troops, 12. 508, 509. 
 
 payment by, and to, 17. 560. 
 
 pays in bills of credit, 16. 306. 
 
 plan of operations in French War, 
 5. 144/-144^; to make it more 
 useful, 1. 473-474. 
 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 472, 473. 
 
 position of brigade, 12. 509; of 
 troops, 12. 509. 
 
 price of land, 17. 102-103; of salt, 
 11. 503. 
 
 prisoners from, 16. 671-674; sent 
 to, 11. 293. 
 
 proposed quo warranto against, 1. 
 352-354; settlement of Palatines 
 in, 1. 969. 
 
 put in state of defence, 1. 666, 667. 
 
 quit rents in, 3. 12. 
 
 quota, 19. 946; for public debt, 16. 
 413, 415, 429, 760, 771, 890, 928, 
 929; 17. 60, 101, 513, 528; of rev- 
 enue, 14. 307; to sink cont. cur- 
 rency, 15. 401; to U. S., 18. 667, 
 704. 
 
 ratifies confederation, 16. 888. 
 
 refuses to alter form of gov't, 10. 
 1039; to answer draft, 14. 684. 
 
 re-inforcement from expected, 14. 
 395. 
 
 relations to crown considered, 1. 
 359. 
 
 relief granted to officers, 15. 417. 
 
 removals to C. and Penn., 1. 682. 
 
 report on old emissions, 16. 311. 
 
 representation in C. C, 17. 17, 497, 
 
 556, 557, 576, 591; 18. 488, 517, 
 
 518, 548, 552, 640, 641, ' 671, 709, 
 
 726, 754, 794; 21. 441. 
 resolutions of on taxes, petitions 
 
 and trials, 8. 158-159. 
 right of Proprietor secured, 1. 470. 
 salt high in, 11. 515; made in, 10. 
 
 717. 
 sends laws to C. C, 17. 515. 
 service of Paine to, 6. 284. 
 settlement of claims in, 18. 589. _ 
 share of sinking fund due from, 14. 
 
 241-243. 
 should be ordered to assist Va., 1. 
 
 835; collect provisions, 22. 914. 
 silver mine in, 1. 958-960, 965. 
 soldiers for French war asked, 1 1 . 
 
 139; recommended for lands, 16. 
 
 325. 
 steel from, 22. 561. 
 Suther teaches in, 8. 739. 
 tax on for forts, 5. 470, 473. 
 threatened, 11. 451. 
 to export corn to the Bermudas, 
 
 14. 305-306. 
 
 tobacco cessation agreement, 1. xxii, 
 XXX, xxxii, 117-118, 139-144, 151- 
 153. 
 
 Tory troubles in, 11. 378, 379. 
 
 trade allowed to, 10. 369. 
 
 troops of ment'd, 5. 926; 22. 620; 
 at Camden, 15. 383, 384; in 
 Carthagena Expedition, 11. 42, 
 43; and under Blakeney, 15. 752; 
 at Ft. Duquesne, 5. xxx; at Ger- 
 mantown, 1 1 . 784-785 ; in prison, 
 
 15. 489;' in N. C, 14. 380, 390; 
 15. xiii; in Southern campaign, 
 
 14. 497, 499, 500, 503, 515, 569, 
 578, 579, 591, 600, 629, 673, 681- 
 682, 686, 687-688, 691, 696, 710-711, 
 723, 738, 771, 826, 829, 858, 867; 
 
 15. 9, 10, 19, 99, 113, 139, 151, 252, 
 264-265; sent to South, 15. 486, 
 661; 17. 1002; 19. 881; sent to 
 aid of Lincoln, 14. xii; to be 
 raised in for French war, 6. 325; 
 11. 141; wanted, 5. 751; for 
 French War, 6. 594. 
 
 trial of pirates in, 9. 309. 
 
 value of quotas, 15. 660. 
 
 Va, insists on being connected 
 with, 11. 391. 
 
 visited by DeGraffenried, 1. 968. 
 
 votes not to close Miss., 22. 901. . 
 
 wishes in matters of general offi- 
 cers, 11. 381. 
 
MASCHIPOONG INDIANS 78 
 
 MASON, JOSEPH 
 
 work of militia at Guilford C. H., 
 15. 430. 
 MaschipOong Indians, 22. 735. 
 Mase, Capt., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Masen, Thomas, regulator, 7. 808. 
 Masenborough, 13. 462. 
 Mases, Mr., 14. 758. 
 Maseza, Benj., in militia, 22. 349. 
 Mash, Ely, army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Mash, Jno., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Mash, Jno., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Mashborne, Edwd., army rank, 16. 
 
 1114. 
 Mashbourn, Dan., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Mashbourn, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 340. 
 Mashburn. See Marshburn. 
 Mashburn, Mr., school of at Sarum, 
 
 1. 859. 
 Mashburn, Edward, land grant asked 
 for, 4. 441. 
 land grant to, 4. 594. 
 Mashburn, Mathew, juror, 4. 521. 
 Mashburn, Wm., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mashburne, Dan'l, land grants to, 4. 
 
 649-650. 
 Masho, Mr., 11. 10, 13, 14. 
 Mask, Dudley, school trustee, 24. 979. 
 Mask, John, protection to, 14. 523. 
 Mask, John, Jr., protection to, 14. 
 
 523. 
 Mask, Wm., in assem., 8. 118, 145, 
 303. 
 lieut, 10. 937. 
 
 on com. of assem., 8. Ill, 118. 
 presides at court, 8. 255. 
 to inventory loyalist's property, 10. 
 554. 
 Mask, Wm., protection to, 14. 523. 
 Maskew, George, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Maskew, Joseph, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Masks, Wm., 9. 126. 
 Mask's (Marks', Masque's) Ferry, 
 10. 128, 129; 14. 418, 556, 568, 
 569, 570, 580, 581; 15. 17, 435; 
 19. 154, 160, 173, 271, 278, 279, 
 290; 23. 973; 24. 537. 
 Kimbrough defeated at, 14. 750. 
 post at, 14. 615. 
 Tories defeated at, 14. 612. 
 troops at, 14. 512. 
 
 Mason, . law suit, 1. 392, 423. 
 
 Mason, , on com. of assem., 17. 
 
 659. 
 Mason, Mr., 14. 490, 577. 
 advocates furnishing horses td 
 troops, 14. 511. 
 Mason, Mr., claims of, 1. 225. 
 Mason, Col., 14. 74, 127. 
 
 Mason, Col., 22. 129. 
 
 Mason, Col., commands at Ninety Six, 
 
 22. 183. 
 Mason, Col., position of regt. in army; 
 
 12. 508. 
 Mason, Col., wounded, 10. 485. 
 Mason, Gen., commands Va. troops, 
 
 14. 61. 
 Mason, Benj., a J. P., 5. 657; 6. 342; 
 
 dropped, 9. 293. 
 Mason, Benj., in militia, 22. 309. 
 Mason, Benj., land grant to, 4. 803, 
 
 851. 
 Mason, Caleb, in militia, 22. 275. 
 Mason, Caleb, in militia, 22. 385. 
 Mason, Caleb, petition, 20. 181, 183, 
 
 200, 206, 360, 374, 385, 388. 
 Mason, Caleb, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Mason, Christopher, ensign of militia, 
 
 14. 135. 
 Mason, David, 14. 597. 
 to Caswell on aid to S. C, 14. 79- 
 80. 
 Mason, David, takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Mason, Foster, witness, 2. 554. 
 Mason, Geo., coms'r on trade, etc., 
 
 18. 542-543, 793. 
 Mason, Henry, petitions, 19. 932. 
 Mason, Henry, to learn to make salt 
 
 petre, 10. 537. 
 Mason, Jacob, asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-94. 
 Mason, Jacob, claims allowed, 5. 979. 
 Mason, Jacob, in militia, 22. 451. 
 
 pay to, 22. 499. 
 Mason, Jacob, protests against Regu- 
 lators, 8. 273-274. 
 Mason, Jacob, witness, 8. 532. 
 Mason, Jacob, Jr., witness, 22. 428. 
 Mason, James, act to change name to 
 Isham, 24. 857-8. 
 name changed, 18. 157, 377. 
 Mason, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Mason, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Mason, Jno., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mason, Jno., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Mason, John, imports persons, 1. 395. 
 juror, 1. 396. 
 
 law suit, 1. 417, 437, 454-455. 
 sells cattle and land, 1. 420. 
 witness, 1. 420, 421. 
 Mason, John, lieut, 17. 828, 915. 
 Mason, John, prisoner, 15. 169. 
 Mason, John, regulator, 7. 809. 
 Mason, Jno., wounded and prisoner, 
 
 22. 523. 
 Mason, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 851. 
 
MASON, MATTHEW 
 
 79 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS 
 
 Mason, Matthew, in militia, 22. 324. 
 Mason, Patrick, army pay, IT. 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1119. 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 receives clothing, 16. 619. 
 Mason, Philip, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 Mason, Philip, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Mason, Philip, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Mason, Philip, land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Mason, Philip, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Mason, Phillip, in army, 13. 515. 
 Mason, Ralph, exempted, 7. 626. 
 Mason, Ralph, juror, 4. 524. 
 land grant to, 4. 642, 684, 711. 
 rights proved, 4. 642. 
 witness, 2. 554. 
 Mason, Ralph, regulator, 7. 809. 
 Mason, Rich'd, in militia, 17. 1042. 
 Mason, Richard, land grant to, 4. 950 
 Mason, Richard, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Mason, Roger, juror, 25. 190. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 707, 762, 1033. 
 Mason, Roger, Jr., land grant to, 4. 
 
 1047. 
 Mason, Sam'!, in Conv. 1789, 22. 38. 
 Mason, Sarah, sells cattle and land, 1. 
 420. 
 vsritness, 1. 420, 421. 
 Mason, Stephen, on S. C. petition, 1. 
 
 637-640. 
 Mason, Thos., enters caveat, 6. 632. 
 Mason, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 628, 
 710, 766, 964. 
 rights proved, 4. 709. 
 warrant to be surveyed, 4. 984. 
 Mason, Thomas, regulator, 7. 809. 
 Mason, Thomas, Jr., regulator, 8. 79. 
 Mason, Thomas D., Baptist minister, 
 
 5. 1183. 
 Mason, Wm., land grant to, 4. 55. 
 Mason, Wm., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Masonboro, 14. 843. 
 Masonic Lodge, Martin to on his visit 
 
 to Fayetteville, 17. 1-2. 
 Mason's Ford, settlers near, 5. 1225. 
 Mass, Edward, signs exchange of 
 
 prisoners, 1 5. 452. 
 Massachusetts, 2. 765; 5. xx, xxili, 
 251, 252, 1166; 6. 559, 560, 624; 
 7. 459; 8. 770; 9. xxxviii, xliil, 
 1260; 10. 51, 52, 54, 98, 185, 322, 
 363, 371, 454, 980, 981; 11.245,249, 
 291, 292, 389, 394; 13. 88, 176, 
 178, 243, 306, 405; 14. 370, 371, 
 375, 563, 597; 15. 172, 386; 16. 
 419, 420, 446, 447; 17. 5, 33, 103, 
 172, 272, 274, 459, 464, 494, 508, 
 
 544, 606; 18. 489, 508, 610, 719. 
 
 act against Tories ment'd, 13. 248; 
 to forfeit charter, 1. 552-554; to 
 restore to crown, 25. 149-50. 
 
 aid to Clarendon Co., 1. 161. 
 
 allowance to Loan office, 20. 652. 
 
 and continental money, 16. 446-447, 
 448, 886-887. 
 
 and regulation of commerce, 17. 
 494-495. 
 
 and U. S. duties, 18. 499, 501, 528, 
 529, 533, 557, 584-585, 587, 650, 
 654, 655, 661, 681, 682, 683, 692, ' 
 738. 
 
 appeals refused in, 14. 258. 
 
 bounties In, 10. 907. 
 
 British grievances against, 18. 561. 
 
 builds fort on Kennebec, 5. 465. 
 
 Burgoyne's troops sent to, 11. 653. 
 
 cedes western lands to U. S., 17. 
 458; 18. 715; 21. 504. 
 
 character of att'y gen., 1. 463-464. 
 
 charges against, 1. 633. 
 
 charter taken away, 9. 1000. 
 
 claims pay for Penobscot expedi- 
 tion and bounties, 18. 81, 94-97, 
 101, 102; western lands, 17. 98- 
 99; 14. 679. 
 
 controversy with N. Y., 22. 632-3. 
 
 convention with, 14. 214. 
 
 criticism on, 9. 1162. 
 
 danger from, 11. 419-420. 
 
 defense of, 5. 465. 
 
 exports to, 14. 269. 
 
 exposed, 1. 469. 
 
 free, 16. 749; 17. 5. 
 
 follows example of N. C, 10. 9. 
 
 Gordon to Gates on affairs of, 14. 
 668-669. 
 
 government, 1 . 225. 
 
 Hillsborough on address of to N. C, 
 7. 712-713. 
 
 illegal trade, 1. 469. 
 
 immigrants from, 5. 1150. 
 
 in C. C, 17. 497, 556, 557, 576, 591; 
 18. 488, 548, 552, 640, 641, 671, 
 709, 726, 754, 794; 20. 603, 632; 
 21. 441, 533; 15. 695. 
 
 in vice admiralty district of Bos- 
 ton, 11. 218. 
 
 indifferent to western lands, 14. 
 218. 
 
 injuries to, 10. 225-226. 
 
 instructions to governor, 1 1 . 242. 
 
 laws of sent to N. C, 22. 991. 
 
 letter from ment'd, 7. 881, 928; con- 
 sidered, 9. 737; on sugar stamp 
 
MASSACHUSETTS 
 
 80 
 
 MASTIN, THOMAS 
 
 duties, etc.. 6. 1296; to ment'd, 5. 
 
 486. 
 limits should be extended, 5. 464. 
 memorial from, 3. 64. 
 militia called for, 14. 214. 
 no provision for support of gov., 1. 
 
 469. 
 number of troops from, 14. 272. 
 offers Grt. Br. on commerce, 17. 
 
 571, 572, 592-593. 
 oppression of resented, 9. 1016-1017, 
 
 1025, 1027, 1032, 1033, 1037, 1038, 
 
 1039, 1044, 1045, 1055, 1067. 
 payment by, 17. 560. 
 pays in bills of credit, 16. 306. 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 473. 
 privateers from, 10. 892. 
 Prov. Cong, in, 9. 1220; 10. 249. 
 quarrel with Conn., 18. 794. 
 quota, 19. 946; for public debt, 16. 
 
 413, 415, 429, 760, 771, 890, 928, 
 
 929; 17. 60, 513, 528; of revenue, 
 
 14. 306; required of to sink cont. 
 
 currency, 15. 401; to U. S., 18. 
 
 667, 704. 
 raises troops, 10. 21. 
 ratifies Confederation, 13. 386; 
 
 Fed. Court, 22. 11. 
 regulation of police denounced, 9. 
 
 remonstrance to on case of brig 
 
 Joseph, 10. 973, 996-997. 
 remonstrates on Cont. money, 17. 
 
 18. 
 report on old emissions, 16. 311. 
 resolutions on duties, etc., 17. 476, 
 
 508-509. 
 R. I. to be annexed to, 1. 442. 
 rights secured, 1. 470. 
 seal for, 11. 211. 
 sends laws to C. C, 17. 515, 537, 
 
 565; to N. C, 18. 247. 
 share of sinking fund due from, 14. 
 
 241-243. 
 Shay's rebellion, 18. 783, 793, 794. 
 sympathy with,- 10. 61. 
 tax on for forts, 5. 470, 473. 
 to assembly on duties and taxes by 
 
 Parliament, 7. 686-689. 
 trade with, 10. 976; considerable, 
 
 9. 1148; limited by Parlt, 9. 
 
 1186. 
 troops of in Carthagena expedition, 
 
 11. 45. 
 trouble in, 9. 829-830. 
 value of quotas, 15. 660. 
 votes to close Miss., 22. 901. 
 wants duty, 16. 886. 
 
 I 
 
 Massachusetts Gazette, 8. 639. 
 Massachusetts Historical Society Col- 
 lections, reprints from, 1. 36-39. 
 Massachusetts Spy, denounced for 
 
 printing account of Regulation, 
 
 10. 1019-1024. 
 extract from on King's Mtn., 15. 
 
 163-165. 
 printer of hung in effigy, 10. 1024. 
 Massacre by Indians. See Tuscarora 
 
 War, and Indian War. 
 Massamong Creek, 2., 785. 
 Masser, Peter, signs Cumberland Co. 
 
 Ass'n, 10. 29-30. 
 M asset, Wm., appointed to attend 
 
 Regulator meeting, 7. 251. 
 Massey, Abijah, in Indian War, 10. 
 
 759. 
 Massey, Avent, in militia, 17. 1042. 
 Massey, Drury, Tory, 11. 348. 
 Massey, Ezeklah, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Massey, Frederick, deserter, 14. 392- 
 
 393. 
 Massey, James, 20. 34. 
 Massey, J as., in militia, 22. 379. 
 Massey, James, town coms'r, 24. 882. 
 Massey, J no., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Massey, Jno., in militia, 22. 379. 
 Massey, Thomas, army pay, 17. 230. 
 army rank, 16. 1110. 
 building coms'r, 24. 798. 
 Massey, Wm., executed, 22. 844. 
 Massey, Wm., in militia, 22. 366. 
 Massey, Wm., prisoner, 15. 392. 
 Massey, Wm., vestryman, 23. 497. 
 Massingbird, George, takes oath to 
 
 Prov. Coun., 10. 349. 
 Masten, Thos., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Master of the Rolls, bill to create 
 
 fees for, 8. 363, 426. 
 Masters, Enoch, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Masters, H., Baptist minister, 5. 1191. 
 Masters, John, a J. P., 4. 354. 
 Masters, Joseph, patent to, 6. 77-78. 
 
 resurvey to, 6. 82. 
 Masters (Master), Thos., a J. P., 2. 
 
 526; 3. 244, 537; 4. 47, 712. 
 arrested for not going to war, 2. 
 
 125. 
 juror, 2. 398; 25. 190. 
 nominated for sheriff, 4. 946. 
 Masters, Thos., resolution in favor of, 
 
 21. 722. 
 Masters of Chief Justice's Court, un- 
 der P. C, 25. 127. 
 Mastin, Thos., sheriff, 21. 1077. 
 
MATACOMAUGH CREEK 81 
 
 MATHIS, ARTHUR 
 
 Matacomaugh Creek, boundary, 1. 
 302. 
 
 Matamaha River, 11. 201. 
 
 Matanzas, Cuba, 13. 229. 
 
 Matanzas, The, 22. 765. 
 
 Matchacamak Creek, 23. 95. 
 
 Matchapungo, 6. 760. 
 
 Matchapungo Creek, 2. 217; 23. 222. 
 
 Matchapungo (-ga) River, 23. 12, 128, 
 222, 335, 589; 4. 70, 852. 
 act for town on, 25. 229-30. 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 217. 
 voting place on, 2. 214. 
 
 Matchatt, John, land grant to, 4. 638. 
 
 IVIatchel, John, town coms'r, 24. 846. 
 
 Matchepungo, salt at, 1. 866. 
 Indian troubles at, 2. 29, 45. 
 
 Matchepungo Bluff, 1. 629. 
 
 IVIatchet, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 IVIatchet, Edward, estate secreted, 6. 
 1012. 
 
 IVIatchet, Ed., in militia, 22. 330. 
 
 Matchet, John, asks letters of admin- 
 istration, 8. 1012. 
 
 IVIatchet, J no., in militia, 22. 330. 
 
 Matchet, John, rights proved, 4. 598. 
 
 Matchet, Sarah, summoned to coun- 
 cil, 6. 1012. 
 
 Matchett, Edward, land grant to, 4. 
 852. 
 
 Matchett, John, land grant to, 4. 603. 
 
 Matchett, Thomas, land grant, to, 4. 
 851, 1248. 
 rights proved^ 4. 765 
 
 Matchett, Thos., in militia, 22. 322. 
 
 Matchit, John, land grant to, 4. 890. 
 
 Matchit, Thos., in militia, 22. 284. 
 
 Matchitt, John, land grant to, 4. 968. 
 
 Matear, John, property restored to, 
 9. 350. 
 
 Matear, Robert, land restored to, 8. 
 311; to his parents, 9. 275. 
 regulator executed, 9. 36. 
 
 Matecomack Creek (Matichacomack, 
 Matitracomack, Mattercomack), 
 2. 313, 328; council held at town 
 on, 2. 351, 389-392. 
 
 Math, Ralph, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 
 Matham, Ralf, appraiser, 2. 246. 
 
 Mathan, Ralf, a J. P., 2. 818; 3. 234; 
 4. 713. 
 
 Mathan, Ralph, juror, 25. 188. 
 
 Matheds, John, juror, 4. 517. 
 
 Mathers, Edward, land grant to, 4. 
 709. 
 
 Mathes. See Mathis. 
 
 Mathes, George, law suit, 1. 482, 483, 
 485, 522, 533. 
 
 money paid to, 1. 486. 
 Mathes, Ned, regulator, 8. 80. 
 
 Matheson, , surgeon's mate in 
 
 Regulator campaign, 8. 659. 
 Mathew, James, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Mathews. See Matthews. 
 
 Mathews, , reports on affairs, 1. 
 
 381. 
 Mathews, Col., 12. 466. 
 commands at Portsmouth, 14. 94. 
 commands Foot Guards, 10. 453. 
 Mathews, Ensign, dead, 15. 755, 757. 
 Mathews, Lt., killed, 15. 756, 757. 
 Mathews, Benj., land grant to, 4. 344. 
 Mathews, Chas., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Mathews, George, juror, 1. 397, 415, 
 426, 430, 433, 434. 
 robbed by Sothell, 1. 369. 
 surety, 1. 428. 
 Mathews, Gilbert, army rank, 16. 
 
 1118. 
 Mathews, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Mathews, Jas., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Mathews, James, land grant to, -4. 
 
 619. 
 Mathews, James, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Mathews, John, deputy, 2. 758. 
 Mathews, John, in army, 13. 512. 
 Mathews, John, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Mathews, John, in militia, 22. 380. 
 Mathews, John, land grant to, 4. 335, 
 
 353. 
 Mathews, John, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Mathews, Mathew, in militia, 22. 378. 
 Mathews, Thos., accounts to be ad- 
 justed, 2. 548-549. 
 juror, 2. 592, 593, 597, 657, 664, 666. 
 lamb stolen, 2. 468-469. 
 ordered to produce Cockrill, 2. 508, 
 
 512-513. 
 petitions, 2. 496. 
 surety, 2. 470, 512. 
 to settle accounts, 2. 507, 510, 512, 
 513. 
 Mathews, Thos,, claims, 4. 149. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 594. 
 Mathews, Wm., in militia, 22. 163. 
 Mathews, Wm., petition on who are 
 
 titha!bles, 9. 97-98. 
 Mathews' Bluff, 14. 271. 
 Mathewson, Dr. Wm. See Mathison, 
 
 Dr. Wm. 
 Mathias, Stephen, army rank, 16. 
 
 1121. 
 Mathis. See Mathes. 
 Mathis, Andrew, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Mathis, Anthony, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Mathis, Arthur, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 3-6 
 
MATHIS, DAVID 
 
 82 
 
 MATTHEWS, JOHN 
 
 Mathis, David, in militia, 17. 1060. 
 Mathis, Moses, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mathis, Wm., asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-94. 
 Matfiis, Wm., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Mathison (Mathewson), Dr. Wm., bill 
 for services, 22. 461-2, 464-5. 
 furnishes provisions, etc., 22. 448. 
 in Regulator campaign, 8. 584, 598. 
 payment to, 22. 442. 
 receives funds for hospital, 22. 465. 
 Mathoo, 22. 154. 
 
 Matkins, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Matlocic, John, in army, 15. 720. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Matlock, John, pay to, 22. 487. 
 Matlock, Nicholas, pay to, 22. 488. 
 Matlock, Samuel, pay to, 22. 487. 
 Matravers, Henry, Lord, form of ten- 
 ure to, 1. 15. 
 Nicholson on grant to, 1. 541-542. 
 patent for Norfolk Co., Va., 1. 14-16. 
 powers, 1. 15-16. 
 
 rent paid for Norfolk Co., 1. 14. 
 See also Maltravers. 
 Matravers River, named, 1. 14. 
 Matrimony Creek, 2. 794. 
 Matson, Eng., 6. 996. 
 Matson, Gloucester Co., Eng., 5. 773, 
 
 775. 
 Mattaland, Andrew, road coms'r, 25. 
 
 463. 
 Mattamuskeet (Marromosket, Marra- 
 musket, Mattemuskeet, Matta- 
 mouskeet, Altamuskeet), 6. 563, 
 995; 10. 662; 14. 138; 15. 97; 16. 
 261; 20. 385; 24. 881; 25. 110. 
 act to add to Hyde Co., 23. 232, 338; 
 to destroy birds and squirrels in, 
 25. 454. 
 baptisms at, 7. 522. 
 bill to annex to Hyde, 4. 740, 741, 
 
 781, 782, 784, 786, 790. 
 cattle on, 16. 712. 
 Indians to settle at, 2. 168. 
 Mattamuskeet (Mattamouskeet) 
 
 Creek, 2. 172. 
 Mattamuskeet (Matamaskite, Marmis- 
 keet, Matamuskeet) Indians, 1. 
 875. 
 admitted to church, 6. 563. 
 depredations of, 2. 29, 31, 39. 
 encroachments on, 2. 316. 
 join Tuscaroras, 1. 933-934. 
 land to be surveyed, 2. 528. 
 made slaves, 2. 2. 
 number, 5. 321; and condition, 3. 
 xvili, 153; 5. xli. 
 
 peace to be made with, 2. 32. 
 
 remains of, 6. 995. 
 
 report on, 6. 616. 
 
 to be settled with, 2. 38, 39, 52, 53, 
 61, 62. 
 
 troubles with, 2. 45, 50. 
 Mattamuskeet Lake, 6. 1078. 
 
 act for canal from, 25. 49. 
 
 bill for canal from, 9. 411, 422, 425, 
 426, 445, 446, 523, 526, 542, 546, 
 548, 552, 585, 586, 662; 21. 340, 
 356, 375, 405, 683, 715, 719. 
 Matters, Wm., a J. P., 4. 1040. 
 Matterson, Geo., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Matthew, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Matthew, Isaac, brings letter, 22. 562. 
 Matthew, Peter, land grant to, 4. 1046. 
 Matthew, Thos., in militia, 22. 412. 
 Matthews. See Mathews. 
 
 Matthews, , claims, 4. 808. 
 
 •Matthews, , in C. C, 15. 367. 
 
 Matthews, Col., 11. 745. 
 
 applies for provisions, 14. 180. 
 Matthews, Dr., 5. 1220. 
 Matthews, Gen., to hold Indian treaty, 
 
 21. 522. 
 Matthews, Gen. (of Georgia), reports 
 Martin's letter to McGillivray to 
 Ga. Assem., 22. 1006. 
 Matthews, Lt., killed, 15. 756, 757. 
 Matthews, Lt. Col., resigns 15. 79. 
 Matthews, Anth., regulator, 7. 809. 
 Matthews, Bolen, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Matthews, Charles, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Matthews, Charles, juror, 8. 72. 
 Matthews, Danl., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Matthews, Edward, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Matthews, George, exempted, 8. 313. 
 Matthews, Gilbert, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Matthews, Giles, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Matthews, Hardy, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Matthews, Jacob, in army, 13. 510. 
 Matthews, Jacob, on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-210. 
 Matthews, Jacob, witness, 10. 957. 
 Matthews, J as., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 money from, 21. 1065. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1068. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Matthews, John, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Matthews, John, and case of Rowan, 
 
 11. 627, 628, 630. 
 Matthews, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Matthews, Jno., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Matthews, Jno., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Matthews, John, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 707. 
 Matthews, John, money advanced to 
 
MATTHEWS, JOHN 
 
 83 
 
 MAULE, PATRICK 
 
 for going express, 13. 851, 942, 
 944. 
 
 Matthews, John, on regulation of 
 Cross Creek and Campbellton, 15. 
 209-210. 
 
 Matthews, John, owes state, 21. 1068. 
 
 Matthews, John, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 Matthews, John, town coms'r, 24. 182. 
 
 Matthews (Mathews), John, Gov. of S. 
 C, 16. 283, 662, 702, 946. 
 Burke to on Marlon's armistice with 
 Tories, 16. 217-219; on Sutton, 
 16. 242-243. 
 letter of ment'd, 16. 321. 
 Martin to on confiscated property, 
 16. 727; on reduction of Tories, 
 IS. 689-690, 691. 
 to Burke on treaty with Tories, 16. 
 
 182-183. 
 to Gates on public affairs, 14. 707- 
 708. 
 
 Matthews, Jos., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 Matthews, Musentine, in assem., 21. 
 194, 195, 234, 264, 279, 288, 294, 
 305, 332, 346, 367, 372, 402, 403, 
 411, 431, 751, 820, 871, 873, 899, 
 927, 930, 937, 941, 946, 952, 965, 
 970, 980, 987, 999, 1004, 1006, 1012, 
 1013, 1015, 1021, 1031, 1032, 1050, 
 1055. 
 In Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 
 Matthews, Nathl., 4. 872. 
 
 Matthews, Peter, land grant to, 4. 948. 
 
 Matthews, Reps., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 
 Matthews, Thos., building and boun- 
 dary coms'r, 24. 644, 645, 704. 
 charges against as J. P., 18. 198, 
 
 207. 
 suspended as J. P., 18. 431, 437, 462. 
 
 Matthews, Thos., in militia, 22. 473. 
 
 Matthews, Thos., juror, 2. 398, 408, 
 409, 548; 3. 282, 319; 25. 185. 
 land grant to, 4. 59. 
 
 Matthews, Thos., petition for, 20. 214. 
 216, 252, 394, 428, 437. 
 
 Matthews, Thos., vestryman, 25. 267. 
 
 Matthews, Thos., Jr., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 
 Matthews, Thos., Jr., in militia, 22. 
 412. 
 
 Matthews, Wm., asks relief from 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 
 Matthews, Wm., coms'r on pub. build- 
 ings, 24. 701. 
 
 Matthews, Wm., in militia, 17. 1059. 
 
 Matthews, Wm., on regulation of Cross 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 
 Matthews' Bluff, 14. 40, 45i. 
 
 Matthews' Church, history, 8. 754. 
 
 Matthias, Walter, exempted, 9. 458. 
 Matthls, Walter, exempted, 9. 193. 
 Mattison, George, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Mattlock, Jno., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Mattock, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Mattocks, Joseph, regulators entry on 
 
 causes of, 8. 239. 
 Mattony, Richard, petition, 20. 667. 
 Mattox, Rachel, recommended, 19. 
 
 483. 
 Maudlin. See Medlln, Modlln. 
 Maudlin, Benjamin, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Maudlin, Benjamin, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Maudlin, Edward, juror, 4. 517. 
 Maudlin, Ed., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Maudlin (Mandlin), Ezekiel, a J. P., 
 2. 676; 3. 234. 
 
 administration on estate of, 1. 652, 
 654. 
 
 assigns patent, 1. 622. 
 Maudlin (Mandlin), Hannah, adminis- 
 trator, 1. 652, 654. 
 Maudlin, John, regulator, 7. 733. 
 Maudlin, John, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Maudlin, Jonie, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Maudnell, John, land grant to, 4. 615. 
 Maudual, John, land grant to, 4. 641. 
 Maughen, Alexander, claim, 9. 489. 
 Maul, John, in assembly, 8. 145, 303, 
 
 304. 
 Maul, Wm., vestryman, 23. 7. 
 Maulborn, Davd., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Maulborn, Sol., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Maule, Capt., killed (?), 2. 27, 29. 
 
 carried by letter, 2. 39. 
 
 present at capture of fort, 2. 39. 
 
 reports on Indians, 2. 295. 
 
 surveyor, 2. 54. 
 Maule, Col., surveys land, 2. 389. 
 Maule, Barbara, land grant to, 4. 332. 
 Maule, John, election of contested, 8. 
 
 112-113. 
 Maule (Maul, Waule), Dr. Patrick, 4. 
 70, 105, 107, 115, 124, 128. 
 
 a J. P., 2. 526; 4. 46. 
 
 coms'r on navigation, 25. 195. 
 
 deputation sent to, 3. 407. 
 
 deputy admiralty judge, 3. 513, 514. 
 
 gives receipt for lands, 2. 452. 
 
 in assem., 2. 608, 623, 624; 3. 562, 
 612, 613. 
 
 juror, 2. 442, 474. 
 
 library com'r, 23. 78. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 3. 565, 578, 
 581, 590. 
 
 opposes land grant, 4. 64. 
 
 presents address, 2. 528. 
 
MAULE, WILLIAM 
 
 84 
 
 MAXWELL, GEOEGE 
 
 surveyor, 2. 541; 4. 71. 
 vestryman, 2. 209; 23. 7. 
 Maule (Maul), Col. Wm., 25. 465. 
 a J. P., 2. 526, 540, 565. 
 a precinct judge, 3. 28. 
 asks for lapsed land, 2. 240, 303. 
 asks pay for laying out Tuscarora 
 
 lands, 2. 485. 
 carries letter, 1. 728; to Glover, 1. 
 
 725; to Hyde, 1. 731. 
 death, 2. 654. 
 encroaches on Indian lands, 2. 643, 
 
 644. 
 estate of, 4. 70. 
 
 fined for not serving on jury, 2. 102. 
 in assem., 2. 575, 676, 608, 623. 
 in council, 2. 535-542, 556, 562-565- 
 
 566. 
 inspects land, 1. 852. 
 judge of admirality, 2. 542. 
 juror, 2. 543. 
 land grant to, 1. 855. 
 land lapses, 2. 494, 524-525. 
 law suit, 2. 549, 602. 
 on Va. boundary survey, 1. 743. 
 petitions of Indian slave, 2. 534. 
 summoned to the council, 2. 527. 
 surveyor general, 2. 239. 
 to examine survey, 2. 141. 
 to lay off Indian bounds, 2. 457. 
 to survey land, 2. 173. 
 vestryman, 2. 208. 
 Maule's Run, 22. 319, 322. 
 Mauley, Mr., acts submitted to for ex- 
 amination, 4. 612. 
 Maul's Farm, Inspection at, 25. 313. 
 Maul's Haven, inspection at, 23. 641, 
 
 792; 25. 379. 
 Maul's Mill, tobacco inspection at, 23. 
 
 792. 
 Maulsby, Anthony, resolve in favor of, 
 
 20. 568, 571. 
 Maultsby, Anthony, money to be re- 
 ceived from, 21. 128. 
 Maultsby, Jnc, Jr., in militia, 22. 283 
 Maultsby, John, Jr., petitions on roads 
 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Maultsby, John, Sr., petitions on roads 
 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Maultsly, John, land grant to, 4. 59. 
 Maumlcas, oppose TJ. S., 17. 160. 
 Maund, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Maund, Wm., canal coms'r, 24. 871. 
 Mauney, Christian, bill for town on 
 lands of. 12. 565, 579, 582, 590, 591, 
 667, 671, 674, 680, 693, 694. 
 Mauney, Petty, on Tryon S. C, 10. 247. 
 
 Mauney, Jacob, tory officer, 22. 197. 
 Mauney, James, a J. P., 4. 966. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 590, 601. 
 Mauney, Valentine, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 bill for town on land of, 13. 859, 870, 
 
 957, 963. 
 on Tryon S. C, 10. 120, 162. 
 signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162-163. 
 Mauning, Timothy, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Maurepas Lake, 7. 291. 
 Maurice, Jacob, treats with Whigs, 22. 
 
 219. 
 Mauritius, ports open, 17. 87, 88. 
 Mausa (Mausa Mong) Creek, 2. 777. 
 
 811. 
 Mavericke, Samuel, to Lord Arlington, 
 
 on C. affairs, 1. 161. 
 Mavis, Mary, claim, 9. 487. 
 Mawbly, Middleton, Martin on pardon 
 
 for ie. 337-8. 
 Mawdle, Esekell, witness, 1. 480. 
 Maxfield, Chas., in militia, 22. 451. 
 Maxfield, David, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Maxfield, Edward, petitions for divis- 
 ion of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Maxidonee Township, Pa., 8. 748. 
 Maxon, Wm., land grant to, 4. 635. 
 
 Maxwell, , forager, 14. 837. 
 
 Maxwell, Mr. 10. 1028. 
 leaves Amer. army, 11. 766. 
 memorial ment'd, 20. 771. 
 Maxwell, Brig. Gen., 12. 458, 462, 466, 
 467, 469; 13. 262, 263. 
 court martialed, 12. 264. 
 in reserve at Germantown, 11. 643, 
 779, 784. 
 Maxwell, Col., 20. 689. 
 Maxwell, Maj., 12. 458. 
 Maxwell, Arthur Rainey, land held in 
 trust for and conveyed by him to 
 Hay, 15. 201. 
 Maxwell, Daniel, 24. 458. 
 
 port coms'r, 23. 827. 
 Maxwell, David, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Maxwell,- Francis, receives pay for 
 soldiers, 17. 197, 202, 207, 221, 244, 
 250, 254, 260. 
 Maxwell, George, 22. 695. 
 and Franklin affairs, 22. 692, 693. 
 consulted, 22. 680. 
 in assembly, 20. 120, 121, 132, 138, 
 229, 238, 239, 240, 246, 248, 276,285, 
 288, 434, 489, 534, 539; 21. 15, 47, 
 48, 52, 58, 60, 66, 68, 71, 74, 77, 81, 
 
MAXWELL, JAMES 
 
 85 
 
 MAYBERRY, BERIAH 
 
 91, 106, 115, 121, 130, 133, 155, 160, 
 168, 176, 179, 191. 
 officer, 22. 701. 
 
 Sevier to on flag, conv., etc., 22. 715. 
 to Martin on Indains and Franklin, 
 22. 718-19. 
 Maxwell, James, 21. 639. 
 Maxwell, James, asks pardon for 
 Fruit, 10. 93, 94; for Hunter, 9. 
 86-87. 
 Maxwell, Jas., in militia, 22. 333. 
 Maxwell, Jas., in militia, 22. 396. 
 Maxwell, James, petition, 17. 304, 305; 
 
 20. 59. 
 Maxwell, John, complains of taxes, 
 
 4. 960. 
 Maxwell, Jones, asks for pardon for 
 
 Welborn, 9. 26-27. 
 Maxwell, Theophllus, army pay, 17. 
 
 231. 
 Maxwell, Thomas, takes land from 
 
 Grouse, 19. 926. 
 Maxwell, Wm., a J. P., 4. 275, 347. 
 •auditor and surveyor of revenues, 
 
 4. 44. 
 clerk of council, 4. 1-5. 
 dead, 4. 445. 
 deputy auditor, 4. 1131. 
 land grant to, 4. 223, 274, 279. 
 takes fees, 4. 1126. 
 to make out list of patents, etc., 4. 
 333. 
 Maxwell, Wm., owes state, 21. 1070. 
 pensioner, 22. 78. 
 taxable, 15. 192. 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 Maxwell, Wm., to Council of Safety 
 asking liberty to take oath, 10. 
 825, 826, 833; on release from 
 prison, 10. 672-673. 
 to be jailed, 10. 631. 
 Maxwell's Creek, 24. 348. 
 
 May, , in assembly, 7. 715; on 
 
 com. of assem., 17. 655, 727. 
 May, Benj., building coms'r, 23. 969. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 915, 925, 943. 
 major of militia, 14. 333. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 9. 1075, 1095, 1240, 
 1266, 1281; 10. 14, 61, 99, 295, 494, 
 499, 618. 
 patroler, 10. 64. 
 petitions for Tyson, 16. 580. 
 resigns as J. P., 19. 427, 759, 765. 
 to bring suit, 10. 618. 
 to procure arms, 10. 525. 
 May, Benjamin, in militia, 9. 696. 
 May, Benjamin, in militia, 10. 99. 
 
 May, Gardner, army rank, 18. 1116. 
 
 May, George, coms'r of Co., 23. 531. 
 
 May, Geo., juror, 25. 189. 
 
 May, James, 10. 499. 
 
 May, James, in militia, 9. 696. 
 
 May, James, petitions for Tyson, 18. 
 
 580-581. 
 May, James, Jr., captain, 10. 944, 949. 
 May, James, Jr., on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 37, 61. 
 patroler, 10. 63. 
 May, John, act for him to collect tax 
 arrears, 24. 945-6. 
 bill to collect arrears, 20. 276, 459. 
 building coms'r, 24. 746. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 26, 27, 30, 32, 
 
 33. 
 sheriff, 21. 1077. 
 May, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 May, John, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1122. 
 May, John, exempted, 6. 1299. 
 May, John, exempted from taxes, 13. 
 
 919. 
 May, Jno., in militia, 22. 415. 
 May, Jno., in militia, 22. 415. 
 May, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 May, John, rights proved, 4. 765. 
 May, Jonas, patroler, 10. 63. 
 May, Jos., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 May, Ludwick, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 May, Major, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 in Indian war, 10. 754. 
 May, Michl., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 May, Peter, suit against, 10. 499. 
 May, Pleasant, in assem., 21. 5, 47, 52, 
 160, 164, 168, 179, 190, 193, 195, 
 66, 68, 74, 77, 109, 121, 130, 154, 
 234, 264', 294, 305, 332, 367, 402, 
 431. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 46, 49. 
 May, Richard, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 38. 
 May, Richard, payment to, 22. 448. 
 May, Thomas, army pay, 17. 232. 
 army rank, 15. 724; 16. 1115. 
 in Indian war, 10. 754. 
 pensioner, 22. 77. 
 May, Thos., in militia, 22. 380. 
 May, Wm., owes state, 21. 1071. 
 May, Wm., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 May family, 8. 734. 
 May Island salt, 5. 317. 
 May River, ment'd by Sanford, 1. 134. 
 proposed settlement on discussed, 4. 
 
 258, 259. 
 so-called by French, 2. 421. 
 Mayberry, Beriah, in common council. 
 
MAYBIN 
 
 86 
 
 MOZERETT JOHN 
 
 16. 792, 793. 
 Maybin. See Mebane. 
 Maybin, Mathew, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Maybry, Philip, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 IVlaycock Creek, 23. 99. 
 Maycoke, Tlios., settlei-, 1. 76. 
 Maye, George, on com. to collect aid 
 
 for Boston, 9. 1081. 
 Mayes. See Mays. 
 Mayes, Capt., loses sloop, 12. 787. 
 Mayes, Wm., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Mayfield, Abe, takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Mayfield, Isaac, act for land to, 24. 
 630. 
 land grant to, 19. 573. 
 Mayfield, James, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Mayfield, John, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Mayhem, act on, 23. 420. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 320, 324. 
 Mayhew, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mayhew, Wm., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Maylane (Mayben?), Col., pay to, 22. 
 
 1016. 
 Maylon, Mrs., 14. 359. 
 Maynard, Capt., dead, 17. 1015. 
 Maynard, Lieut., transactions of, 2. 
 
 330. 
 Maynard, Geo., in militia, 22. 372. 
 Maynard, John, on Va. debtor law, 2. 
 
 279-280. 
 Maynard, John, petitions on law of 
 
 debts, 4. 844-845. 
 Maynard, Wm., in militia, 22. 372. 
 Mayner, Jos., Quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Mayner, Wm., land grant to, 4. 349, 
 
 595, 768. 
 Maynor, Henry, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mayo, Viscount, creation of, 15. 677. 
 
 Mayo, , in conv. 1789, 22. 47, 48. 
 
 Mayo, , law suit, 2. 93. 
 
 Mayo, Mr., makes map of Barbadoes, 
 3. 21. 
 crosses Dismal Swamp, 2. 752, 755. 
 enters land, 2. 789. 
 Mayo, Mr., intercedes for Lewellen, 
 
 11. 777. 
 Mayo, Amos, in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Mayo, Ann, imported, 1. 395. 
 Mayo, Edward, attorney, 1. 400, 411, 
 415, 421. 
 clerk of court, 1. 386, 404. 
 delegate of Quakers, 1. 665. 
 Imports persons, 1. 395. 
 
 law suit, 1. 450. 
 overseer of meeting, 1. 732. 
 witness, 1. 418. 
 Mayo, Edward, Jr., imported, 1. 395. 
 Mayo, Edward, Sr., imported, 1. 395. 
 Mayo, Eliz., imported, 1. 395. 
 Mayo, Job, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Mayo, John, exempted, 7. 948. 
 Mayo, Mary, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Mayo (Mays), Nathan, a J. P., 15. 
 693; 23. 994. 
 boundary coms'r, 24. 647. 
 in assembly, 12. 656, 698, 715, 730, 
 736, 816, 873, 879; 13. 625, 690, 697, 
 708, 709, 712, 721; 18. 2, 3, 24, 59, 
 61, 69, 90, 134, 136, 154, 156, 161, 
 171, 185; 19. 376, 379, 489, 611, 
 613, 614, 622, 643, 667, 671, 675, 
 676, 688, 718, 719, 734, 773, 794, 
 805, 808, 816, 821, 824, 827, 832, 
 835; 20. 277, 302, 303, 328, 347, 
 372, 378, 380, 390, 416, 425, 434, ' 
 438, 455, 462, 473; 21. 213, 250, 310, 
 581, 598, 611, 650, 671, 680, 694, 
 696, 697, 726; on com. of assem., 
 12. 554, 660; 13. 597, 699, 705, 729; 
 18. 8, 15, 64, 237, 245. 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 2, 6, 25, 28, 29. 
 In Conv. 1789, 22. 37. 
 It. col., 20. 272, 460. 
 petitions, 22. 929. 
 Mayo, Richard, petitions on outlaws, 
 
 11. 731-732. 
 Mayo, Sarah, imported, 1. 395. 
 Mayo, Thomas, 14. 292. 
 Mayo Baptist Asso'n, history, 5. 1185, 
 
 1189. 
 Mayo River, 2. 795; 4. xxi. 
 act for mill dam on, 25. 110. 
 bill for dam on, 21. 798, 805, 836, 965, 
 966, 978, 988, 1009, 1010. 
 Mays. See Mayes. 
 Mays, Mr., 13. 95. 
 Mays, Benj., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mays, Edward, to report on lands, 2. 
 
 484. 
 Mays, Shadrach, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 May's Hill, 14. 529. 
 Mayson. See Mason. 
 Mayson, Maj., 11. 340. 
 Mayland, Col., 12. 517. 
 Marerett (Mazarett), John, clothing 
 to for troops, 14. 714, 715, 716. 
 com. on til. stores, 14. 379. 
 on council of war, 14. 719. 
 reports on arms, 15. 79 ; on clothing, 
 14. 714-716. 
 
MAZYCK, MR. 
 
 87 
 
 MEARLr, SAMUEL 
 
 shoes to, 14. 441; loaned to troops 
 
 of, 14. 738. 
 supplies to, 14. 727, 756. 
 to Armstrong on army affairs, 12. 
 
 520-521. 
 to Gates on clothing, etc., 14. 724. 
 Mazyck, Mr., introduces bill in S. C. 
 
 to suppress negro insurrections, 
 
 11. 47. 
 
 Meachem, Henry, elected marshal, 12. 
 
 602, 608, 715, 718. 
 Meacon. See Macon, Mecon. 
 Meacon, Jas., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Meacon, John, lieut, 10. 626. 
 Meacon, Wm., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Meacon's Landing, tobacco inspection 
 
 at. 23. 641, 792. 
 Mead, Col., position of regt. in army, 
 
 12. 509. 
 
 Mead, Amos, 9. 1232. 
 Mead, Andrew, 2. 753, 805. 
 Mead, Dav., land grant to, 4. 344. 
 Me^d, John, land grant to, 4. 885. 
 Mead, Jno. D., in militia, 22. 309. 
 Meade, Col., 14. 266. 
 reports on movements of British, 1 1 . 
 
 542. 
 Meade (Mead), Lt. Col., field officer, 
 
 12. 503, 531. 
 in command, 12. 518. 
 pres. court martial, 12. 501. 
 Meade, MaJ., 14. 286. 
 Meade, David, witness, 6. 573. 
 Meade, Maj. E., 14. 37. 
 to Caswell on battle of Briar Creek, 
 
 14. 38-39. 
 Meade, John, petition, 1. 585. 
 Meades. See Meads, Meeds. 
 Meades, John, appraiser, 2. 80. 
 Meades, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Meade's Heights, Br. at, 15. 536. 
 Meadow, Jason, regulator, 7. 808; 8. 
 
 79. 
 Meadow, Jason, Jr., regulator, 8. 79. 
 Meadow, John, asks pardon for Hunt- 
 er, 9. 86-87. 
 Meadow Mountain, 5. 11. 
 Meadows. See Meders, Medows. 
 Meadows, Abraham, army pay, 17. 
 
 230. 
 in army, 15. 721. 
 Meadows, Ann, petition, 21. 358, 402, 
 
 678, 687. 
 Meadows, Jas., in militia, 22. 379. 
 Meadows, James, takes oath, 22. 168. 
 Meadows, Jesse, takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Meadows, John, takes oath, 22. 168. 
 Meadows, Sir Phil., at Board of Trade 
 
 meeting, 1. 557-558, 630-633; 2. 50- 
 51. 
 instructs to send no prisoners to 
 
 Eng. without evidence, 1. 868. 
 on atty's gen. for colonies, 1. 463- 
 
 464. 
 on boundary dispute, 1. 525-526, 703- 
 
 704, 716-717. 
 on Cary Rebellion, 1. 805. 
 on division of C, 1. 772-773. 
 on pirates, 1. 475-476. 
 on proprietary colonies, 1. 535-537, 
 
 538, 539-540. 
 on temporary laws in the colonies, 
 2. 142-143. 
 Meadows, Wm., in militia, 22. 375. 
 Meadows, Wm., petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Meadows, The, French and Indians at, 
 
 5. 430. 
 Meads. See Meades, Meeds. 
 Meads, Ben, in militia, 22. 350. 
 Meads, Jno., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Meads, Thomas, juror, 4. 519. 
 Meads, Tim, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Meads, Timothy, juror, 4. 519. 
 Meads, Timothy, signs Quaker petition, 
 
 1. 252. 
 Meal, act to forbid exportation, 25. 
 255-6. 
 to be sold by weight, 23. 918. 
 Mean and small causes, acton trial of, 
 
 23. 116, 175-7, 336. 
 Means, Hugh, claims proved, 8. 517. 
 Means, James, returns on clothing to 
 
 be made to, 14. 67-68. 
 Means, Samuel, claim, 9. 488. 
 Means, Samuel, petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Means, Wm., claim allowed, 5. 979. 
 Means, Wm., exempted, 7. 625. 
 Meanymsicah, signs Indian treaty, 18. 
 
 515. 
 Meares. See Mears. 
 Meares, Benj., in militia, 22. 421. 
 Meares (Mears), George, a J. P., 4. 
 1039; 6. 335; dropped, 6. 340. 
 building coms'r, 25. 246, 270, 271. 
 memorial in favor of Smith, 6. 58-60. 
 vestryman, 23. 343. 
 Meares, Miss Jane, 16. 264. 
 asks permission to go to Ireland, 16. 
 570-571. 
 Mearle, Ellinor, convicted of fornica- 
 tion and adultry, 1. 626. 
 swears to paternity of child, 1. 627. 
 Mearly, Samuel, petition, 21. 53. 
 
MEARNS, WILLIAM 
 
 MEBANE, ALEXANDER 
 
 Mearns, Wm., land grant to, 4. 703, 
 766. 
 
 Mears. See Meares. 
 
 Mears, Geo., in militia, 22. 307. 
 
 Mears, Jas., in militia, 22. 330. 
 
 Mears, John, petition on separation, 
 22. 705-10. 
 
 Mears, Robert, land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 
 Mears, Wm., a J. P., 17. 422. 
 building coms'r, 24. 704. 
 in assembly, 21. 13, 20, 47, 52, 128, 
 
 133, 155, 160, 191. 
 receipts for service, 22. 475. 
 
 Mearsam, , honest and minute, 
 
 14. 630. 
 
 Measam, George, to Gates on move- 
 ments of Br., etc., 14. 634-635. 
 
 Mease, , transports goods to N. 
 
 C, 10. 851. 
 
 Mease, Mr., to supply prisoners, 10. 
 890. 
 
 Mease, James, clothier general, 22. 
 1012. 
 to Caswell on agent for clothing, 
 11. 688-689. 
 
 Mease and Caldwell, deliver clothing, 
 22. 1010-11. 
 
 Measel. See Meazel. 
 
 Measel (Measley), Luke, Indian com- 
 missioner, 2. 458. 
 
 Measle, Jno., quit rents of, 22. 256. 
 
 Measles, John, juror, 4. 517. 
 
 Measles, Moses, in militia, 22. 355. 
 
 Measles, Tim, in militia, 22. 355. 
 
 Measley, Josiah, in Davidson's Co., 
 14. 294. 
 
 Measures and weights, act on, 23. 53- 
 4, 178-180, 336; 25. 160. 
 bill to regulate, 19. 758; 21. 271. 
 stamp for, 1. 570. 
 
 standard, rec'd, 1. 588-569; deliver- 
 ed to new keeper, 2. 12; to be 
 kept by Crisp, 2. 151; to be adopt- 
 ed, 1. 558, 559. 
 
 Meazel. See Measel. 
 
 Meazel, Wm., juror, 25. 188. 
 
 Meazericke, Nathanyell, settler, 1. 76. 
 
 Measles, Luke, services of, 1. 597. 
 
 Mebam, Wm., bill for gun, 22. 478. 
 
 Mebane. See Maybin, Maylane. 
 
 Mebane, Mr., 1G. 602. 
 
 Mebane, Capt;, escorts prisoner, 22. 
 98. 
 to raise men against regulators, 7. 
 
 707. 
 to treat with regulators, 7. 710. 
 
 Mebane, Capt., in Orange, 22. 1047. 
 
 militia to rendezvous at house of, 
 7. 710. 
 
 wishes on officers for recruiting, 
 11. 579. 
 Mebane (Mybain, Mebin), Alexander, 
 21. 742. 
 
 a J. P., 23. 995. 
 
 allowance to, 19. 411, 734. 
 
 asks pardon for Fruit, 0. 93-94. 
 
 Board of War to on provisions, 14. 
 386-387, 389. 
 
 brig, gen., 21. 327, 328, 330, 665, 
 666. 
 
 chm. com. of whole, 21. 51. 
 
 col. of militia, 20. 579, 580; 21. 154, 
 160, 361. 
 
 coms'r on building, 24. 461; on 
 accts. of, 19. 196, 323, 324. 
 
 dlst. auditor, 24. 537, 686. 
 
 in assembly, 19. 234, 235, 236, 263, 
 280, 282, 295, 299, 324, 334, 354, 
 359, 406, 718, 719, 730, 749, 773, 
 789, 794, 804, 808, 822, 824, 827, 
 835; 20. 120, 121, 122, 124, 125, 
 130, 134, 137, 147, 155, 157, 159, 
 162, 167, 172, 179, 193, 203, 205, 
 212, 224, 229, 233, 235, 238, 239, 
 240, 246, 248, 276, 279, 287, 288, 
 306, 308, 312, 313, 318, 331, 340, 
 351, 356, 373, 387, 434, 466, 479, 
 482, 500, 507, 534, 541, 568, 571, 
 592, 597; 21. 2, 4, 7, 8, 10, 21, 35, 
 40, 46, 47, 52, 53, 54, 66, 68, 74, 
 77, 83, 91, 92, 93, 108, 109, 115, 121, 
 123, 125, 127, 129, 130, 139, 154, 
 160, 168, 179, 189, 194, 196, 198, 
 199, 204, 207, 209, 216, 220, 221, 
 224, 226, 234, 236, 241, 242, 243, 
 244, 248, 252, 267, 268, 274, 278, 
 279, 285, 288, 294, 300, 303, 305, 
 309, 311, 316, 321, 328, 332, 334, 
 344, 345, 346, 347, 354, 360, 366, 
 367, 372, 379, 382, 390, 391, 402, 
 411, 425, 432, 434, 578, 584, 587, 
 596, 597, 623, 624, 634, 648, 650, 
 653, 659, 675, 734, 737, 738, 740, 
 784, 797, 816, 844, 872, 873, 876, 
 882, 883, 885, 886, 892, 912, 917, 
 919, 920, 927, 929, 930, 931, 937, 
 941, 943, 944, 946, 956, 958, 962, 
 965, 970, 974, 980, 983, 986, 996, 
 999, 1003, 1004, 1006, 1012, 1013, 
 1015, 1018, 1021, 1024, 1031, 1032, 
 1050, 1051, 1055. 
 
 In Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 7, 12, 13, 26, 
 29, 30, 32. 
 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 39, 46, 48, 49. 
 
MEBANE, ALEXANDER, SR. 89 MECKLENBURG COUNTY 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 970, 971. 
 juror, 7. 842. 
 
 money and shoes to, 14. 433. 
 on com. of assembly, 18. 29, 143. 
 on com. to destroy paper money, 
 
 20. 107. 
 
 Penn to on provisions, 14. 639. 
 
 petitions, 19. 932. 
 
 report as coms'r to burn currency, 
 
 21. 224, 230, 234, 368, 382; on cer- 
 tificates, 21. 352, 356, 365, 368, 
 372, 382. 
 
 resolve in favor of, 19. 230. 
 
 sheriff, 11. 526. 
 
 to cancel" certificates, 20. 282. 
 
 to procure provisions, 14. 640. 
 
 to receive warrants, etc., 21.. 131. 
 
 to sell land, 21. 684. 
 
 trustee Univ., 25. 22. 
 Mebane (Mabane, Maybeen, Meban, 
 Mebin), Alexander, Sr., 8. 580. 
 
 a J. P., 4. 1243; 5. 813; 23. 995. 
 
 asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 
 "bill for service, 22. 475. 
 
 claim allowed, 5. 979. 
 
 coms'r on location of court, 25. 272. 
 
 petitions for extension of power of 
 J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 
 recommended for It. col., 22. 336. 
 
 reports on militia of Orange Co., 
 5. 365. 
 
 sheriff and vestryman, 23. 384. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 243, 249, 605. 
 Mebane, Andrew, asks pardon for 
 
 Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 Mebane, James, 16. 586. 
 
 account of, 19. 555, 558, 629, 637. 
 
 asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 
 building coms'r, 24. 693. 
 
 execution stayed, 21. 799, 964, 966. 
 
 money from, 21. 1066. 
 
 nom. for coms'r confiscated prop- 
 erty, 21. 386, 703. 
 
 petitions, 19. 932; 21. 221, 232, 291, 
 297, 595, 642. 
 Mebane, John, lieut. col., 11. 830. 
 (This should be Robert.) 
 
 in assem., 21. 734, 871, 873, 876, 880, 
 892, 927, 930, 931, 937, 941, 943, 
 944, 946, 965, 980, 983, 999, 1003, 
 1012, 1013, 1015, 1021, 1031, 1032, 
 1055. 
 
 nom. for major, 21. 327, 665. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mebane, Robt., 14. 182; 15. 316; 22. 
 Ill, 114. 
 
 army rank, 13. 476; 16. 1113. 
 
 asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 93-95. 
 
 brings N. C. brigade back to State 
 and goes to Charleston, 14. vii- 
 viii. 
 
 captured at Charleston, 14. xi, 817. 
 
 court martial presided over by dis- 
 solved, 12. 505. 
 
 field officer, 12. 504, 514. 
 
 instructed to form new regiment, 
 
 14. 70-71. 
 killed, 16. 603. 
 
 lieut. col., 10. 941; 11. 830. (Here 
 printed John.) 
 
 movements, 22. 206, 207. 
 
 on rear guard, 12. 497. 
 
 pres. of court martial, 12. 501. 
 
 re-enlistments in company of, 15. 
 749. 
 
 roll of company of, 15. 724-725. 
 
 resorts to impressment for provis- 
 ions, 22. 1048. 
 
 to Burke on movement of troops, 
 
 15. 612. 
 
 to Caswell on his health and con- 
 dition of troops, 14. 136; on re- 
 cruits, desertions, etc., 11. 521- 
 522; on troops and dissatisfaction 
 of officers, 14. 80-81. 
 to parade, 12. 530. 
 to take troops to South to recruit, 
 etc., 14. 292-293. 
 Mebane, Wm., 5. 1205. 
 in assem., 19. 1, 2, 9, 79, 82, 89, 97, 
 
 98, 115, 116, 162, 205. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 12, 13, 26, 
 
 27, 30, 35. 
 protests against regulators, 9. 273- 
 274. 
 Mebane (Meben), Wm., asks pardon 
 
 for Hunter, 9. 86-7. 
 Mecan, Maj., dies, 15. 274. 
 Mechanics, few, 5. 2. 
 
 in office, 1. 687. 
 Meek, Jno., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mecklenburg. Co., 5. xxxiii, 1226; 6. 
 775, 798, 1011, 1084, 1085, 1127, 
 1266; 7. 6, 31, 32, 241, 451, 452, 
 477, 521, 821, 825, 829, 841, 880, 
 938, 939, 994; 8. v, xvi, 141, 518, 
 698, 711, 730, 735, 741; 9. 46, 57, 
 284, 298, 302, 365, 369, 593, 786, 
 811, 859, 921, 924, 1282; 10. x, 
 xxxii, xxxiii, 1, 8, 66, 106, 107, 144, 
 183, 525, 550, 586, 674, 676, 753, 
 792, 797, 827, 999, 1002; 11. 606, 
 618, 619, 758, 823; 12. 117, 451; 
 13. 734c7; 14. 262, 288, 379, 458, 
 
MECKLENBURG COUNTY 90 MECKLENBURG COUNTY 
 
 478, 490, 615, 683, 777; 15. 20, 178, 
 179, 691; 17. SOS, 657, 684, 685, 
 711, 763, 824, 908, 947, 969, 1040; 
 18. 84, 119, 124, 148, 218, 353, 370, 
 497; 19. 229, 899, 902, 956, 957, 
 958, 963, 964, 973, 975, 980, 984, 
 985, 988, 989, 991, 996; 20. 22, 399, 
 eiO; 21. 156, 362; 22. 110. 115, 
 116, 118, 119, 121, 122, 125, 126, 
 129, 134, 152, 302, 743, 843, 853, 
 871, 930; 23. 618, 621, 691, 705, 
 724, 750, 751, -803, 825, 855, 874, 
 904, 912, 946, 991; 24. 30, 31, 178, 
 232, 251, 267, 374, 536, 690, 980; 
 25. 494. 
 act for court, 24. 36-9, 50-64, 161; 
 for elections in, 24. 80; for sep- 
 arate elections for assem., 24. 
 948; for tax for pub. building, 24. 
 149, 523, 692-4, 844, 943-4; 25. 12; 
 on boundary, 23. 841-2, 964; on 
 bridges and ferries, 23. 785-6; on 
 Dobbs tract, 24. 213, 224-5, 425; 
 on jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5, 452; on 
 mill dams, 24. 743; on roads, 
 
 23. 851-2, 870-1, 908-9, 920; on 
 road through to Wilmington, 23. 
 753-4; on strays, 23. 777-9, 972; 
 to change time of co. ct., 24. 688- 
 9, 873-8; to destroy vermin in, 23. 
 784-5, 914; wild animals, 24. 749- 
 50, 826, 958; 25. 510-4, 516-17, 
 826; to divide, 23. 769-72; militia, 
 
 24. 292, 711, 716, 819; to establish 
 town in, 2.3. 772-3; to extend time 
 of settlement of sheriffs, 25. 520- 
 1; to fix C. H., 23. 966-7; to found 
 Queen's College, 8. 486-490; 23. 
 787, 857; 25. 519rf-519/, 520; 
 to amend Queen's College act dis- 
 allowed, 9. 596, 597, 665; to in- 
 corporate Centre Benevolent So- 
 ciety, 25. 29-30; to move public 
 buildings from Charlotte, 24. 701- 
 2, 948. 
 
 aids S. C, 10. 408. 
 
 ammunition of Waddell blown up in, 
 9. 618. 
 
 amount thrown into S. C, 9. 369. 
 
 and Cherokee boundary, 7. 220, 245. 
 
 and grants on S. C. line, 8. 562. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1187. 
 
 bill for C. H. in, 9. 396, 400, 
 401, 443, 446, 493, 497, 500, 503, 
 505, 508, 509, 584, 586, 662, 729, 
 783, 784, 847, 851, 858, 862, 905, 
 908, 909, 911, 919, 920, 928, 1012; 
 for fines, 20. 170; for road from. 
 
 7. 354, 359, 399-400, 596, 597, 600, 
 604, 606-7, 623, 626, 630, 635, 637, 
 641, 645, 668, 695-696; for road 
 through, 9. 115, 118, 120, 135, 170, 
 175, 180, 182, 186, 187, 221, 257, 
 402, 411, 444, 511, 518, 519, 523, 
 526, 584, 657; !or town In, 7. 311, 
 378, 380, 600, 603, 611, 635, 637, 
 639, 642, 649, 895, 897, 898, 900; 
 921, 929, 930, 937, 939, 942, 949; 
 on electing members of assembly, 
 20. 135, 140, 150, 153, 207, 413; on 
 pub. buildings, 20. 150, 153, 159, 
 171, 187, 195, 206, 207, 333, 346, 
 368, 413; on strays, 8. 100, 325; 9. 
 842, 848, 852, 861, 894, 895, 907, 
 91Q, 913, 914, 928, 1014; to alter 
 boundary, 9. 729, 783. 839, 842. 
 847, 851, 861, 886, 890, 895, 896, 
 905, 907, 908, 910, 927, 1012; to 
 alter time of courts, 18. 62, 115, 
 182, 295, 327, 344, 391; to alter 
 elections in, 19. 446, 459; to 
 amend act to establish town in, 
 12. 600, 608, 613, 617, 620, 653, 
 704, 718, 731-732, 736; to amend 
 act for road through, 9. 417, 419, 
 429, 432, 532, 537, 551, 552, 556, 
 659; to amend charter of Queen's 
 College, 9. 113, 116, 118, 134, 163, 
 167, 171, 175, 180, 183, 221, 254; to 
 ascertain boundary, etc., 8. 361, 
 364, 376, 384, 422-423, 425, 427, 431, 
 433, 458, 478; to change C. H., 
 
 19. 561, 676, 683; to change C. H. 
 and for pub. buildings, 19.446,459, 
 478-479, 745, 781, 788, 805, 822; to 
 divide, 8. 972; 7. 563, 590, 599, 
 600, 635, 895, 897, 898, 900, 921, 
 929, 932, 937, 940, 949, 978; 20. 
 557; 21. 72, 114, 117, 127, 236-237, 
 239, 321, 359-360, 601, 603, 655; to 
 divide militia of, 13. 884, 887, 
 891, 972, 978, 980; to erect Queen's 
 College in, 8. 348, 350, 353, 391, 
 398, 400, 404, 409, 429, 526; to in- 
 corporate Liberty Hall Academy, 
 12, 35, 41, 49, 86, 88, 113; to make 
 land entries in, 13. 566, 578, 583, 
 598, 668, 681, 699, 703; to make 
 road to, 6. 1169, 1170; to settle 
 mill dams, 17. 361, 366, 403, 406; 
 
 20. 75, 101. 
 
 Board of Trade on Queen's College 
 
 act, 9. 248, 249, 250. 
 British in, 14. 397, 398, 404, 405, 
 
 407, 410, 423, 425, 481. 
 census of settlers on Selwyn tract 
 
MECKLENBURG COUNTY 91 MECKLENBURG COUNTY 
 
 to be taken, 7. 278; of 1790, 26. 
 
 737-772. 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 
 639, 747. 
 complains of act to open land office, 
 
 12. 672. 
 condition, 15. 369-370. 
 
 court days, 23. 703, 704, 874, 885, 
 932, 946, 990. 
 
 debts due to, 8. 280-281. 
 
 declares independence, 9. 1264. 
 
 distress caused by ravages of ar- 
 mies, 14. 445. 
 
 drafts from, 14. 874. 
 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 574. 
 
 duty on liquors brought into for 
 Queen's College, 8. 490. 
 
 extortions in, 7. xvi. 
 
 firmness of, 15. 171. 
 
 German Reformed Churches in, 8. 
 747, 748. 
 
 Germans in, 8. 630; loyal, 10. 231. 
 
 Hay claims land in, 15. 202. 
 
 in need of salt, 14. 456. 
 
 in Salisbury dist., 15. 377. 
 
 instructions for delegates of propos- 
 ed for the country, 10. 239-242; to 
 delegates to Prov. Cong., 10. 870a- 
 870/. 
 
 J. P.'s in, 6. 799, 1086; 9. 75; 23. 
 994. 
 
 jurors for, 10. 2; 22. 502. 
 
 land holders of to vote, 23. 987. 
 
 land grant in, 9. 1136. 
 
 lands to immigrants in, 7. 543-544. 
 
 loyalists in, 10. 441. 
 
 Lutherans in, 8. 760, 762, 763, 764, 
 779, 781. 
 
 map of, 7. 861. 
 
 members. of assembly, 6. 1151; 7. 
 284, 343; 8. 106, 303; 9. 448, 734, 
 763, 765, 1188; 12. 2, 3, 549, 656; 
 
 13. 546, 736, 785, 836, 919; 16. 2, 
 33; 17. 265, 282, 795, 878; 18. 2, 
 27, 227; 19. 1, 4, 129, 151, 234, 400, 
 408, 508, 511, 718, 733; 20. 2, 10, 
 120, 302, 476; 21. 2, 194, 585, 730, 
 872. 
 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 1789, 
 
 22. 28, 27. 
 members in Prov. Cong., 0. xxxi, 
 
 1042, 1179; 10. 165, 500, 914, 916, 
 
 919. 
 memorial from, 16. 128, 129, 131; 
 
 19. 88. 
 militia from, 22. 584; accompanies 
 
 Tryon, 7. xiii; called out against 
 
 regulators, 7. 718, 722, 740, 741, 
 
 821, 824, 825, 826, 827, 828, 829, 
 830, 832, 834, 836, 837, 859, 888, 
 889; 8. 535, 593, 603, 607, 649, 673, 
 674, 697, 698, 700; 22. 871, 873, 
 874, 875; holds fords, 17. 997; 
 much on duty, 15. 151; on Chero- 
 kee boundary expedition, 7. 991, 
 992, 993, 994, 995, 996, 1002, 1008; 
 paid, 10. 571; returns of, 22. 395- 
 9, 437, 438. 
 
 note on act to divide, 8. 5. 
 
 officers, 9. 298; 14. 264. 
 
 organization of troops, 10. 206, 207, 
 531. 
 
 organized, 10. xx:x; 23. 589-92. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1068, 1075. 
 
 parishes in, 7. 541. 
 
 petition from, 19. 562, 563-564; 20. 
 319, 321; on Fed. Conv., 21. 31, 
 51; on lands, 9. 790; 21. 740, 776, 
 777, 886, 887, 952; on Dobbs's 
 lands, 8. 160; for repeal of mar- 
 riage and vestry acts, 10. 1015- 
 1017; for seminary, 9. 462; from 
 settlers on Dobbs's patent on 
 rents, 9. 46-47; on sheriff, 20. 22, 
 24. 
 
 poll tax for, 23. 866. 
 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1193, 1194, 1220- 
 1228; 7. 541. 
 
 quit rents from, 9. 608. 
 
 regulators in, 7. 715, 864, 865; 8. 
 644, 649. 
 
 religious feeling in, 77. 252-253, 260. 
 
 remonstrance of on confiscation act, 
 14. 345-347. 
 
 report on settlers on McCuUoh 
 grants in, 7. 275, 276-277. 
 
 representation from, 17. 294. 
 
 resources, 22. 777. 
 
 riots in over Selywn lands, 7. 18, 
 23-24, 32-34, 37-38. 
 
 Rowan S. C. to S. C. of, 10. 11. 
 
 S. C. proceedings, 10. 186. 
 
 salt furnished to, 14. 440, 441, 444, 
 459, 470. 
 
 schools in, 8. 749; needed, 6. 1041. 
 
 settle, 5. 1225. 
 
 sheriffs, 8. 388. 
 
 specific tax to be collected, 20. 104- 
 105. 
 
 Suther preaches in, 8. 739. 
 
 tax in, 19. 706. 
 
 taxables in, 7. 145, 284, 289, 539, 
 541. 
 
 time for inferior court in, 7. 609, 
 647. 
 
MECKLENBURG CO., VA. 
 
 92 
 
 MEDICINE 
 
 to remain in Salisbury Dist, 24. 
 
 451. 
 Tories should be set free, 14. 448. 
 troops from join Davie, 14. 780; en- 
 list in S. C, 22. 731; to be raised 
 in, 13. 411; 14. 28; 24. 154. 
 troubles on frontiers of, 6. 1025. . 
 Tryon Co. cut out of, 8. 10. 
 Waddell's powder destroyed in, 8. 
 
 622-623. 
 wagon report wanted, 14. 393. 
 Mecklenburg Co., Va., 14. 576, 614, 
 660; 22. 154. 
 British in, 15. 553. 
 Burke to on movements of British, 
 
 15. 549. 
 ready to send troops to N. C, 11. 
 274, 275. 
 Mecklenburg C. H., 22. 134. 
 act for road from, 23. 870. 
 location changed, 23. 770. 
 Mecklenburg Declaration of Independ- 
 ence 4. xxii; 5. xxxix, 1194, 1224; 
 8. V, 740; 9. 1263-5; 10. iii, vt, x, 
 xxxvii, 38, 106, 107, 144, 231, 447; 
 19. 964; 22. 118, 126. 
 Johnson on, 15. 178. 
 Martin on, 10. 38-39, 48. 
 prepared, 0. xxxvi. 
 resolves, 9. 1282-1285. 
 Mecklenburg District, recruiting offi- 
 cer for, 22. 928. 
 Mecklenburg Scliool, 13. 374, 382. 
 Mecklenburgs, 16. 922. 
 Mecon. See Macon. 
 Mecon, Joiin, lieut., 10. 944. 
 Mecoy, Mr., 12. 460. 
 Mecoy, Wm., in militia, 22. 324. 
 Mecoy, Willis, in militia, 22. 324. 
 Medals, to Indians, 7. 209. 
 Medaris, Masy C, pensioner, 22. 76 
 Medcalf. See Metcalf. 
 Medcalf, Charles, 24. 466. 
 
 sells lands to Moravians, 5. 1155)i. 
 Medea, the, to sail to Cape Fear, 17. 
 
 1013. 
 Medearis (Madera, Madireis, Medireis, 
 Medana), Capt., 14. 339. 
 and recruiting service, 15. 403. 
 left out on rearrangement, 16. 578. 
 money for troops put into hands of, 
 
 15. 745-746. 
 orders to, 15. 443. 
 permission to ship tobacco refused, 
 
 15. 576. 
 roster of company, 16. 1024, 1122, 
 1131, 1151. 
 
 See also Madaris, Madeiras, John. 
 Medearis, John, 14. 656. 
 Medearis (Medires), Jno., army rank, 
 16. 1110. 
 staff officers, 15. 450. 
 rank settled, 15. 700. 
 to Sumner on movement of troops, 
 16. 961. 
 Meders. See Meadows. 
 Meders, James, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Meders, Tobe, in militia, 22. 265. 
 Medford, James, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Medici (Madacy), Cosmo de, 11. 634; 
 14. 16. 
 action of Board of War on troop 
 of horse raised by, 13. 496-498, 
 499. 
 appointed captain, 11. 367, 370-371. 
 brings loan certificates to N. C, 13. 
 
 58-59; delivers them, 13. 72. 
 dissatisfaction with, 13. 201-2. 
 employed to buy horses, 13. xiv. 
 furnishes list of prisoners, 11. 483. 
 lieut, 10. 519. 
 light horse of to be furnished, 11. 
 
 747-748, 
 money for not to be had, 13. 453. 
 ordered north with company, 11. 67, 
 
 72. 
 payment to, 13. 352. 
 petition, 21. 247, 249, 284, 292, 293, 
 298, 322, 363, 395, 434, 609, 638, 
 645, 704. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 195, 
 
 220, 239, 
 recruits, 13. 167-168, 174. 
 reports on Caswell at Brandywine, 
 
 15. 706. 
 resigns, 14. 111. 
 Sumner on work of, 13. 190. 
 to be court martialed, 1 1 . 409. 
 to be ordered to headquarters, 13. 
 
 194. 
 to Bland on clothing for troops, 13. 
 
 459. 
 to Caswell on battle of Germantown, 
 etc., 11. 661; on prisoners and 
 answer, 11. 680, 483; on recruit- 
 ing, 16. 179; on recruits and Ga. 
 affairs, and answer, 13. 68-69, 73. 
 Medicinal Springs, 'oill to make public 
 property, 12. 794-795, 800-801, 855, 
 867. 
 Medicine, advertised, 13. 373. 
 bill to encourage physicians and sur- 
 geons, 21. 322, 643; to regulate 
 
MEDICINES 
 
 93 
 
 MEEKS, WILLIAM 
 
 practice, 21. 225, 235, 260, 261, 
 596, 625. 839, 1012, 1019, 1023. 
 for tropps, 14. 452. 
 in army, Fallon on, 14. 49-50. 
 to be impressed, 14. 436. 
 trouble over, 15. C98. 
 Williams on, 14. 291-292. 
 Medicines, imported, 22. 917. 
 purchase of provided by William- 
 son, 15. 643. 
 sent to N. C, 22. 968, 970. 
 IVIedison, Jtfhn, in militia, 22. 165. 
 IVIedison, Paton, in militia, 22. 164. 
 iVIediterranean Sea, 8. 272; 16. 897; 
 18. 526, 629. 
 commerce of importance to U. S., 
 
 17. 178. 
 
 French fleet defeated in, 5. 609. 
 trade with discussed, 6. 1033. 
 IVIediey, Bryant, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 iVIedlin. See Maudlin, Modlin. 
 IVIedlin, Aaron, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Medlin, Elisha, army pay, 17. 231. 
 IVIedlin, Joseph, drafted Quaker, IS. 
 
 275. 
 IVIedlin, Jos., in militia, 22. 372 . 
 IVIedlin (Medlen), Shadrack, army 
 rank, 16. 1110. 
 army rank, 16. 1120. 
 enlistment of examined, 11. 811. 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Medlock, Charles, a J. P., 23. 992; 
 dropped, 10. 128. 
 act to extend time of settlement as 
 
 sheriff, 25. 520-1. 
 allowance to, 22. 856. 
 Caswell to on troubles with troops, 
 
 13. 150-151. 
 colonel, 10. 530. 
 committee to re-examine accounts 
 
 of, 10. 979, 983-984. 
 county commissioner, 24. 151. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 573. 
 holds court in Anson against wishes 
 of the regulators, 7. 723, 724, 725, 
 728. 
 in Assembly, 13. 784, 786, 812, 813, 
 823, 913, 925, 965, 966, 1000; 17. 
 635, 705, 900, 947, 948, 953, 963; 
 
 18. 2, 3, 24, 34, 59, 61, 69, 90, 154, 
 156, 160, 185; 19. 1, 2, 3, 48, 130, 
 380, 386, 392, 39T. 
 
 jails suspects, 14. 287. 
 
 juror, 22. 501, 502, 503, 505, 507, 508, 
 
 510. 
 lieut. colonel and colonel, 10. 205, 
 
 530. 
 
 on com. of Assem., 13. 761, 787, 819, 
 
 831, 915, 916; 16. 21; 17. 639, 
 
 644, 723, 728, 845, 854, 936; 18. 9, 
 
 69, 70, 80, 81, 241, 308. 
 
 on com. of cor. of Anson, 9. 1033. 
 
 oppresses Anson people, 7. 807, 808. 
 
 petition, 18. 812, 815; referred to 
 
 com., 13. 750, 773, 774, 803, 805. 
 presides at court, 8. 255. 
 report on memorial of, 17. 708, 709, 
 
 714, 791. 
 road coms'r, 23. 754. 
 surety, 7. 114. 
 
 to Caswell on register for Anson Co., 
 11. 440; on Tories in Anson, 11. 
 655. 
 to Council of Safety on danger from 
 Tories, 10. 669-670. 
 Medlock, Geo., tax collector, 19. 707. 
 Medlock, Hescoat, exempted, 9. 461. 
 Medlock, Israel, appointment as regis- 
 ter asked, 1 1 . 440. 
 Medlock, John, pay to, 22. 487. 
 Medlock, Nathl., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Medlock, Nicholas, pay to, 22. 488. 
 Medlock, Samuel, pay to, 22. 487. 
 Medoell, Jno., in militia, 22. 265. 
 Medows. See Meadows, Meders. 
 Medows, Abm., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Medum, Jno., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Meech, Capt., siezes vessel, 1. 468. 
 Meedcalfe, Francis, court martialed, 
 
 15. 736. 
 Meeds. See Meades, Meads. 
 Meeds, Timothy, in militia, 17. 1055. 
 
 Meek, , 17. 158. 
 
 Meek, Mr., 20. 681. 
 Meek, Mrs., 16. 947. 950. 
 Meek, Geo., prosecuted for treason, 16. 
 168, 174; 19. 88, 121. 
 treasonable correspondence of con- 
 sidered, 16. 128, 129, 131. 
 Meek, Jacob, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Meekie, Jno., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Meeking's Landing, inspection at, 25. 
 
 313, 379. 
 Meekins, Isaac, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Meekins, Jacob, in inilitia, 22. 497. 
 Meekins, William, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Meeks, David, bad man, 21. 752. 
 Meeks, George, discharged from Prov. 
 
 Cong., 10. 521. 
 Meeks, Robt. army rank, 13. 516; 16. 
 
 1112. 
 Meeks, Sovereign, bad man, 21. 752. 
 Meeks, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 
MEETING HOUSE 
 
 94 
 
 MEHEKRIN RIVER 
 
 in army, 13. 516. 
 Meeting House, to be built by Quak- 
 ers, 1. 596, 656. 
 Meeting of Proprietors,. 1. 33-34. 
 Meezle, Jofin, land grant to, 4. 767. 
 Meg, Col., 12. 514. 
 
 Megeliee, Benj., Jr., in militia, 22.162 
 Megehee, Benj., Sr., in militia 22. 162. 
 Megehee, Charles, in militia, 22. 162. 
 Megehee, John, in militia, 22. 161. 
 Megehee, Joseph, in militia, 22. 162. 
 Megehee, Nathan, m militia, 22. 162. 
 Meggs, Col., and battle of Stony 
 
 Point, 14. 328. 
 Meggs, Jas., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Megias, Pablo, prisoner, 22. 268. 
 Meginsafe, David, on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 1 5. 209-211. 
 Meglamre, John, Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1176. 
 Megoon, Geo., payment to, 22. 420. 
 Megratt, Richard, witness, 5. 568. 
 Megue, Lawrence, appraiser, 1. 652. 
 juror, 1. 608, 621. 
 road overseer, 1. 613. 
 Meguire, Samuel, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-035. 
 Mehaffy, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Mehallm, Wm., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-14. 
 Meherrin (Menherring), 2. 475; 10. 
 416; 22. 273. 
 stores at, 15. 470, 521. 
 Meherrin (Meherring) Creek, 2. 204; 
 
 4. 351; 23. 205. 
 Meherrin Ferry, 2. 748. 
 Meherrin Indian Town, 1. 661. 
 
 depositions at, 1. 740. 
 Meherrin (Maherin, Maherine, Mech- 
 arens, Mehorin) Indians, 5. 321; 
 22. 735. 
 aid Va., 5. 839, 858, 861, 864. 
 act to settle bounds, 23. 112, 335; 
 
 25. 211. 
 and Va. boundary, 1. 743, 752. 
 attacked by N. C, 1. 667-668, 670- 
 
 671. 
 bill on intrusion on lands of, 4. 820, 
 
 822, 827. 
 boundaries surveyed, 2. 644-645. 
 bounds to be settled, 3. 175. 
 claim lands of settlers, 4. 615, 616- 
 
 617. 
 complain of encroachments, 5. 995. 
 condition, 5. 1. 
 
 deliver a murderer, 2. 640, 664. 
 depredations, 1. 570. 
 
 educate their boys, 1. 817. 
 encroachments on lands of, 2. 499- 
 
 500, 526-527, 657-660, 669. 
 few, 22. 274. 
 insplence and encroachments of, 
 
 1. 751-752, 754-755, 893-894; 2. 643- 
 
 644. 
 history of, 2. 643-644. 
 lands to be laid out, 1. 615. 
 not to be trusted, 1. 884. 
 numbers, 3. 153; 5. xli. 
 petition against encroachments, 2. 
 
 639, 642-644. 
 Pollock to Spotswood on allegience 
 
 of, 2. 73-74; to treat with, 2. 56- 
 
 57. 
 reduced in numbers, 0. 989. 
 release prisoner, 1. 893. 
 report on, 5. 163; 6. 616; 22. 313. 
 survey puts them in N. C, 3. 89. 
 take children of Tuscaroras prison- 
 ers, 2. 117. 
 take prisoners, 1. 891. 
 , treaty with, 1. 669, 670. 
 t<n eherrin (Meherren, Maherine), 
 Neck, 2. 643; 22. 273; 25. 221. 
 belongs to Chowan Indians, 2. 140- 
 
 141. 
 land dispute with Indians, 4. 615, 
 
 616-617. 
 Meherrin (Maherihe, Meherine, Me- 
 
 heron, Meherring) River, 1. 662. 
 
 663; 2. 6, 7, 204, 426, 499, 522, 
 
 525, 643, 644; 4. 617; 8. 228; 11. 
 
 835; 23. 205, 478, 503; 25. 211. 
 a public highway, 25. 92. 
 act for town on, 24. 856-7, 859-61, 
 
 960-1; on destruction of fish in, 
 
 23. 657; 25. 489. 
 and Va. boundary, 1. 648, 741, 744, 
 
 752, 754-755. 
 bill for ferry over, 4. 128; for town 
 
 on, 7. 577; 18. 17, 30, 44, 247, 
 
 249, 253, 259, 266, 268; to prevent 
 
 destructibn of fish, 6. 1228, 1236, 
 
 1240, 1253, 1270, 1275, 1278, 1289, 
 
 1292, 1297, 1298; 7. 92; 8. 97, 101, 
 
 103, 104, 112, 119-120, 133, 137, 140, 
 
 153-154. 
 boats on collected, 15. 635. 
 boundary of M. Indians, 2. 644. 
 British on, 15. 550, 556, 560. 
 Carolina grants on, 1. 740. 
 crossed by boundary, 2. 748, 749, 
 
 756, 757, 776, 778, 782, 783, 807, 
 
 808, 809, 810. 
 Indian owners of, 1. 657-659, 660. 
 
MEHERRIN TOWN 
 
 95 
 
 MENONISTS 
 
 insolent Indians on, 1. 893. 
 
 lands taken up on, 1. 854. 
 
 name, 1. 676, 677. 
 
 observation at mouth of, 1. 615. 
 
 proposed settlement of Indians on, 
 2. 152. 
 
 stock driven over into Va., 1. 751. 
 iVIeherrin Town, 2. 644. 
 Meignan, M. L., officer, 13. 127. 
 Meigs, Col., field officer, 12. 529. 
 
 in command, 12. 518. 
 
 on court martial, 12. 542. 
 
 position of regt. in army, 12. 509. 
 Meigs, Thos., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Meisenheimer, Jac, 8. 749. 
 Meissenheimer family, 8. 747. 
 Mekert, Jno. F., in militia, 22. 392. 
 Melanatfionis (Melanchoris), Croni- 
 
 con Carionis, 2. 584. 
 Meichor, Isaac, 9. 1233. 
 Meldey, Jno., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Meley, Michel, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Meliken, James, juror, 3. 53. 
 Melket, Edward, petitions on roads 
 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Mellican, Wm., a J. P., 7. 856. 
 Mellikin, Wm., a J. P., 6. 1077. 
 Mellon, Col., to parade, 12. 530. 
 Melo'ne, Thomas, regulator, 7. 736. 
 
 Meloy, , 19. 1232. 
 
 Meloy, Reuben, soldier, 14. 131. 
 Melt, Willis, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Melteer, Jethro, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Melton. See ]M[ilton. 
 Melton, Benj., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Melton, Daniel, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Melton, Henry, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Melton, Jeremiah, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Melton, Jeremiah, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Melton, John, claim allowed, 5. 976; 
 
 6. 210. 
 Melton, John, in assembly, 17. 878. 
 Melton, Jno., in militia, 22. 343. 
 Melton, John, land grant to, 4. 590. 
 
 navigation coms'r, 23. 510-11. 
 Melton, Jonathan, 22. 339, 341. 
 Melton, Jona., army rank, 15. 721; 
 
 16. 1113. 
 Melton, Jonathan, road coms'r, 23. 
 
 221. 
 Melton, Richard, in militia, 22. 343 
 Melton, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 344. 
 Melton, Rich., juror, 25. 189. 
 Melton, Robt., in militia, 22. 343. 
 Melton, Robert, seized, 15. 461. 
 
 Melton, Wm., army pay, 17. 230. 
 army rank, 15. 730; 18. 1108. 
 Meltoo, Wm., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Melts, Wm., army pay, 17. 232. 
 Melvin, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 1247. 
 Members of assembly, qualifications 
 
 of, 2. 213-216. 
 sent for, 5. 56. 
 Memorials and Petitions, committee 
 
 and reports on, 18. 14-15, 16, 17, 
 
 23, 28, 29, 32, 45, 47, 48, 52, 55, 
 58, 60, 61, 66, 69, 75, 76, 83, 84, 
 87, 90, 91, 94, 98, 100, 101, 104, 
 106, 107, 110, 111, 116, 122, 124, 
 126-127, 133, 144, 145, 146, 147, 
 148, 172, 173, 174, 175, 182, 188, 
 201, 202, 203, 207, 211, 224, 242, 
 245, 246, 254, 256, 258, 264, 278, 
 287, 290, 291, 301, 308, 316, 320, 
 323, 324, 328, 329, 330, 333, 334, 
 349, 351, 357, 364, 366, 392, 395, 
 413, 430, 454, 457; 20. 133, 137, 
 191, 232, 314, 315, 326. 
 
 Men wanted for land, 3. 432. 
 
 Menasses, , inquest on, 22. 828. 
 
 Mencey, Shadrach, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Mendenhall, Nathan, pensioner, 22. 
 
 77. 
 Menees, Benj., in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 
 
 47, 48. 
 Menhew, Micajah, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Menius, Frederick, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Mennis, Callohil, prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Menon'ists, 22. 168. 
 act for relief of, 24. 329; ment'd, 
 
 24. 594; on affirmation, 24. 13, 
 14, 86, 219, 329, 684-5; to pay extra 
 tax, 24. 204, 222, 281-2, 318, 434, 
 438, 439, 492. 
 
 and provision and money tax, 24. 
 344, 390, 391, 392, 435. 
 
 bill to tax, 19. 167-168, 188, 224, 314, 
 361. 
 
 exempted from military service, 24. 
 117, 190, 193, 358, 361, 386, 413, 
 716, 819. 
 
 in Pa., 8. 729. 
 
 report and bill on favors in matter 
 of oath, 13. 551, 572, 579, 601, 
 648-649, 652-653, 685, 711, 728, 830, 
 831, 920, 921. 
 
 tax on, 17. 642, 643, 644-645, 725, 
 729. 
 
 to furnish clothing for troops, 12. 
 640, 749, 750; troops or substi- 
 tutes, 13. 415; substitutes, 24. 
 156. 
 
MENS, JAMES 
 
 96 
 
 MERCHANTS 
 
 to take oath for citizenship, 12. 809, 
 810. 
 Mens, James, sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 Mensey, Josias, court martialed, 12. 
 
 545. 
 Menson, Matthias, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Mentewo Indians, correspondence 
 
 with Cherokees, 5. 612-613. 
 Mentges, Lt. Col., rank, 16. 648. 
 Mentor, The, captures Spanish ves- 
 sels, 15. 253. 
 Menture, Patrick, land grant to, 4. 
 
 703. 
 Mentyes, Maj., field officer, 12. 522. 
 Menyoak, 19. 997. 
 Menze (Neuse?) River, 2. 249. 
 Menzies, Maj., field officer, 12. 541. 
 Menzies, Francis, petition of widow, 
 18. 178, 186-187, 198, 400, 417, 418. 
 Menzies, John, commission as judge 
 of admiralty, 2. 765-766. 
 
 Mercer, , juror, 1. 588. 
 
 Mercer, Mr., chairman Va. com. of 
 
 whole, ■ 1 0. 380. 
 Mercer, Col., report of promotion 
 
 false, 9. 277. 
 Mercer, Gen., wounded, 11. 368. 
 Mercer, Christopher, land grant to, 4. 
 
 349. 
 Mercer, Christopher, signs Pitt Asso., 
 10. 222. 
 to appear before Prov. Cong., 10. 
 918. 
 Mercer, Edward, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Mercer, Forester, execution suspend- 
 ed, 8. 635; 9. 37. 
 Mercer, Forrester, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Mercer, George, commission as lieut. 
 gov. of N. C, 8. 60, 513; 9. 50, 
 1171. 
 lieutenant governor and member of 
 council 8. 60, 513; 9. 50, 1171. 
 Mercer, Hugh, 9. 1235. 
 Mercer, James, 9. 1235. 
 Mercer, Jas., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Mercer, Jas., Jr., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Mercer, Jer., juror, 4. 521. 
 Mercer, Jeremiah, to lay out road, 25. 
 
 474. 
 Mercer, Jno., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 Mercer, John, ensign, 10. 945. 
 Mercer, John, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Mercer, Jos., land grant to, 4. 619, 
 631. 
 juror, 4. 525. 
 Mercer, Joseph, reward for capture. 
 
 10. 939; 12. 75, 77. 
 Mercer, Nash, reward for capture, i2. 
 
 75, 77. 
 Mercer, Nicholas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Mercer, Noah, reward for, 10. 939. 
 Mercer, Richard, paroled, 15. 20. 
 Mercer, Richard, Sr., petition on sep- 
 aration, 22. 705-12. 
 Mercer, Mrs. Richard, flag asked for, 
 
 15. 20. 
 Mercer, Samuel, exempted, 6. 494. 
 Mercer, Solomon, to appear before 
 
 Prov. Cong., 10. 918. 
 Mercer, Solomon, Jr., to appear be- 
 fore Prov. Cong., 10. 918. 
 Mercer, Thos., juror, 1. 589, 590. 
 
 road overseer, 1. 613, 625. 
 Mercer, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 601, 
 
 641, 805. 
 Mercer, Thos., signs Pitt Asso., 10. 
 
 222. 
 Mercer, Thos., Sr., canal coms'r, 24. 
 
 871. 
 Mercer, Wm., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Mercer, fort, stormed, 11. 797. 
 Meceracu, , breaks open Pol- 
 lock's cell'ars, 10. 1031. 
 Mercereau, Justice, 10. 910. 
 Merchandise, act for duty on foreign 
 m., 24. 547-53, 658-61, 797, 798- 
 802; 25. 58, 80. 
 bill for tax on, 13. 861. 
 Instructions on, 6. 531. 
 loaned to State, 16. 472. 
 Merchant, Cadan, juror, 4. 521. 
 Merchant, Caleb, army pay, 17. 234. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Merchant, Caleb, juror, 4. 521. 
 Merchant (Marchand), Christopher, 
 2. 747, 751. 
 a J. P., 2. 818. 
 Merchant, Hugh, .summoned to as- 
 sembly, 4. 725. 
 Merchant, Kader, in assembly, 7. 342, 
 932; 8. 106, 303, 304, 326, 455. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 914, 916. 
 Merchant, Maliche, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Merchant, Willowby, juror, 4. 520. 
 Merchant Companies, not to be ex- 
 clusive, 22. 22. 
 Merchant ships, Eng. act on In force 
 
 in N. C, 23. 324, 326. 
 Merchants, 1. 589; 2. 86, 88, 90, 113, 
 196, 201, 268, 349. 
 badly used by their factors in 
 
 America, 2. 157. 
 Bd. Trade on petition of on public 
 
MERCHANT'S SERVICE 
 
 97 
 
 MERRICK, GEO. 
 
 bills, 6. 22-24. 
 bring law suits to recover debts, 2. 
 
 101, 102, 104, 106, 107, 108, 109. 
 complaints of, 1. 439; on bills 
 
 ment'd, 6. 47. 
 Dobbs on petition of regarding bills, 
 
 6. 218-219. 
 encouragement of, 1. 117-118. 
 furnish supplies to army, 16. 484- 
 
 486, 495-496. 
 instructions on discriminations 
 
 against, 5. 1117. 
 law suits by, 2. 91-92, 97, 99. 
 memorial ment'd, 5. 481; on confis- 
 cation, 19. 952-955; to Board of 
 Trade on trade, 5. 321-324; on 
 bills considered, 6. 70, 71, 73; on 
 trade considered, 5. 283-284. 
 notice to in Wilmington from S. C, 
 
 9. 1109. 
 petitions from, 1. 634, 635, 637-640; 
 against export of cattle, 6. 166; 
 on confiscation act, 15. 203-205; 
 on exchange rate of bills, 6. 16-17 ; 
 on N. C. and Va. debts, 4. 844- 
 845, 846, 847, 848, 849, 850; to 
 Dobbs on cattle and hides, 5. 745- 
 746. 
 protest against Va. law on debts, 1. 
 
 279-280. 
 suffer from impressments, 15. 601- 
 
 602. 
 to be encouraged, 3. 115. 
 Merchant's Service, bill to regulate 
 officers, seamen and marines, 12. 
 177, 197, 198, 213, 346, 370, 379, 
 388. 
 Mercromby, Chas., bill for goods, 22. 
 
 456. 
 Mercury, frigate arrives in N. Y., 16. 
 
 845. 
 Mercury, ship of war, 10. 412 420, 
 
 428. . 
 JMercy, Wm., in militia, 22. 308 
 Merden, Jeriah, juror, 25. 187. 
 Mereday, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Mereday, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Meredeth, Wm., ensign, 10. 518. 
 
 Meredith, , a prisoner, 13. 374. 
 
 Meredith, , in C. C. (Pa.), 20. 
 
 603, 632. 
 Meredith, Capt., takes prize, 11. 592, 
 
 762. 
 Meredith, Benj., land grant to, 4. 890, 
 
 963. 
 Meredith, Binedicl<, in militia, 22. 
 
 387. 
 Meredith, Elizabeth, rights proved, 4. 
 
 1238. 
 Meredith, James, juror, 22. 502, 503, 
 
 505, 507, 508, 510. 
 Meredith, Jos., captures the Polly, 11. 
 
 755. 
 Meredith, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 
 217, 218. 
 rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Meredith, Wm., owes State, 21. 1077. 
 petition, 21. 261, 265, 359, 621, 674, 
 
 694. 
 Meredith, Wm., petitions for Windsor 
 
 as C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Meredith, Wm., prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Meredith, Wm., resigns as J. P., 21. 
 
 819, 988, 992. 
 Meredith, Sir Wm., 19. 924. 
 Meres, David, history and fortunes, 
 
 15. 75. 
 Merideth, Elizabeth, 'and grant to, 4. 
 
 1240. 
 Merideth, Wm., at council on Tories, 
 
 15. 123-124. 
 Meridith, David, navigation coms'r, 
 
 24. 966. 
 Meriot, Samuel, lands lapse, 2. 426. 
 Meriwether, J., 22. 788. 
 Merk, John, sick, 5. 3. 
 Merkle, Christoph, settles in N. C, 
 
 5. 1147n. 
 Mermaid, the, frigate, 10. 984. 
 Mermaid, the, ship, 4. 752. 
 Mero, error for Miro, q. v. 
 Merreck, George, petitions on roads 
 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Merree, John I., regulator, 8. 79. 
 Merrell, Hezekiah, pays for com., 17. 
 
 560. 
 Merrett. See Merritt. 
 Merrett, Danl., pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Merrett, Thos., allowance to, 22. 843. 
 Merrett, Thos., imported, 1. 393. 
 Merrian, Phiiip, army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Merrich, George, memorial in favor of 
 
 Smith, 6. 58-60. 
 Merrick, Ann, inquest on, 22. 825.» 
 Merrick, Geo., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 bill for him to emancipate slaves, 
 
 21. 789, 816, 817, 826, 955, 959, 
 
 98~7. 
 commissioner for Wilmington, 10. 
 
 707. 
 on S. C. of New Hanover, 9. 1107, 
 
 1111, 1150, 1151; 10. 24. 
 petition, 21. 740, 887, 892, 990. 
 road coms'r, 23. 910. 
 Merrick, Geo., in militia, 22. 306. 
 report on militia Co., 22. 384-5, 388. 
 
 3—7 
 
MERRICK, GRACE 
 
 98 MESNE CONVEYANCES 
 
 Merrick, Grace, land grant to 4. 628, 
 
 714. 
 Merrick, J no., in militia, 22. 306, 311. 
 Merrick, John, in militia and recom- 
 mended, 22. 383, 384, 386. 
 Merrick, TInos., 4. 353. 
 a J. P., 4. 4. 
 
 land grants asked, 4. 454; grant 
 to, 4. 628, 714. 
 Merrick, Thos., in militia, 22. 274. 
 Merrick, Thos., in militia, 22. 306. 
 Merrick, Thos., in militia, 22. 386. 
 Merrick, Thos., town coms'r, 25. 268. 
 Merrlcke, John, settler, t. 76. 
 Merricke, Thos., settler, 1. 76. 
 Merricke, William, land grant to, 1. 
 
 94. 
 Merrlday, Thos., vestryman, 25. 208- 
 
 209. 
 Merridith, Wm., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Merridith, Wm., on Surry S. C, 10. 
 
 229. 
 Merrihew, Tim., in militia, 22. 266. 
 Merril, Danl., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Merril, Tim, in militia, 22. 343. 
 Merril family, to be pardoned, 9. 309. 
 Merril Shop, 22. 436. 
 Merrill, Capt., prisoner, 19. 849. 
 Merrill (Merril), Benj., bears petition 
 to Tryon on battlefield, 8. 647. 
 excluded from pardon as regulator, 
 
 8. 613, 618. 
 executed as regulator, 8. 643, 648, 
 manner of death, 8. 639. 
 Martin asks lands of for widow, 9. 
 
 69. 
 mercy to family discussed, 9. 278, 
 
 279. 
 property of regranted to widow, 9. 
 
 65, 66, 350. 
 speech on the gallows and charac- 
 ter, 8. 656-657. 
 Tryon's report of execution of, 8. 
 650. 
 Merrill, Benjn., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Merrill, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Merrill's Plantation, 19. 849. 
 Merrit, Ephraim, in militia, 22. 379. 
 Merrit, Joel, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Merrit, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Merrit, Thos., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Merrit, Thos., land grant to, 4. 353. 
 Merrit, Wm., land grant to, 4. 68. 
 Merrit, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 244. 
 Merritt. See Merrett. 
 Merritt, Mr., 15. 416. 
 Merritt, Capt., defeats Kimborough, 
 14. 380. 
 
 Merritt, Maj., servant of, 1. 661. 
 Merritt, Arthur, in militia, 17. 1061. 
 Merritt, Benj., stops survey, 5. 494. 
 Merritt (Merrit), Charles, deposition 
 on boundary dispute, 1. 660, 742. 
 Merritt, Daniel, in militia, 17. 1060. 
 Merritt, Danl., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Merritt, Drury, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Merritt, Hezekiah, resolve in favor of, 
 
 16. 84. 
 Merritt, Joel, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Merritt, Shadrach, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Merritt, Stephen, in militia, 17. 1061. 
 Merritt, Thos., exempted, 7. 939. 
 Merritt, Thomas, rights proved, 4. 
 
 705. 
 Merritt, Wm., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Merritts, Jonas, land resurveyed, 4. 
 
 353. 
 Merriweather, Maj., field officer, 12. 
 533. 
 on guard, 12. 542. 
 to parade, 12. 518. 
 Merrix, Job, land grant to, 4. 1032. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 1032. 
 Merry Branch, 25. 465. 
 Merry Neck, 12. 517. 
 Merryday, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 249. 
 Merryhew, Tim, in militia, 22. 263. 
 Merryhew, Tim, in militia, 22. 265. 
 Merryman, Wm., takes oath, 22. 171. 
 Wlerryon, David, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-13. 
 Mersault, Wm., claims, 9. 590. 
 Merson, Philip, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Mertilleer, John, land grant to, 4. 277. 
 Merton, statute of in force in N. C, 
 
 23. 317-8. 
 Merttins, Geo., takes deposition, 2. 
 
 560-561. 
 Merviday, Thomas, juror, 4. 519. 
 Meryman, Charles, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Meryman, Charles, Jr., takes oath, 22. 
 
 171. 
 Meryman, Nicholas, takes oath, 22. 
 
 171. 
 Mesell, Lawrance, holds estate of 
 
 Spragg, 1. 425. 
 Mesne Conveyances, act on register- 
 ing, 23. 185-186, 337, 442-3, 534, 
 614-6, 666-7, 801, 926; 24. 17, 423- 
 4, 500, 571-2, 912, 966-8; 25. 80, 
 215-19, 239, 304-9; disallowed, 9. 
 1078. 
 bill for relief from failure to reg- 
 ister, 6. 458, 459, 466, 469, 494, 
 496, 497, 507, 508, 511; 7. 300, 301, 
 
MESSAGES 
 
 99 
 
 MEZELL, LUKE 
 
 302, 303, 338, 350, 353-4, 357, 
 359, 363, 365, 419; 8. 291, 294, 297, 
 314, 315, 320, 328, 336, 337, 429; 9. 
 385, 390, 396, 443, 463, 464, 478, 
 483, 494, 497, 583, 660; 12. 41, 47, 
 48, 80, 112; IS. 47, 49, 52, 55, 62; 
 19. 21, 27, 52, 134, 155, 160, 245, 
 246, 272, 274, 278; to extend time 
 for registering, 13. 867, 876, 883, 
 945, 951, 960, 972; to prove, etc., 
 
 19. 611, 612, 652, 676, 695, 696; 
 
 20. 523, 555, 561, 563, 565, 571, 
 588; to regulate registration, 6. 
 1102, 1112, 1118, 1144, 1169, 1172, 
 1186, 1188, 1189, 1191-1192. 
 
 Bd. Trade on act for, 9. 956. 
 
 Messages to assembly. See Addresses 
 to assembly to and from govern- 
 ors and under General Assembly. 
 
 Messaux, Mr., 5. 1212. 
 
 Messer, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 13. 516; 16. 1116. 
 
 Messer, Benj., in militia, 22. 318. 
 
 Messer, Coy, in militia, 22. 345. 
 
 Messer, Jas., Sr., in militia, 22. 318. 
 
 Messer, Jereh., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Messer, Jeremiah, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 
 Messer, John, allowed to resign, 11. 
 810. 
 army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Messer, Jos., in militia, 22. 345. 
 
 Messer, Peter, 22. 433. 
 
 Messey; Jos., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 Messey, Philip, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 Messick, Aaron, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 
 Messick, Jacob, army pay, 17. 231. 
 ensign, 10. 944. 
 
 Messick, Joseph, army rank, 13. 515; 
 16. 1109. 
 
 Messley, JoSiah, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 Mester^ Lodowick, juror, 4. 516. 
 
 Metals, 1-5 reserved to king, 1. 7. 
 
 Metcalf. See Medcalf. 
 
 Metcalf, Mr., offers to rent, 2. 387. 
 
 Metcalf, C, land grant to, 4. 219. 
 
 Metcalf, Caleb, juror, 25. 190. 
 
 Metcalf, Caleb, land grant to correct- 
 ed, 4. 595 
 
 Metcalf, Danga, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 Metcalf, George, 8. 9, 43. 
 
 Metcalf, Warner, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 Metcalf Street, Newborn, 23. 708; 
 24. 246. 
 
 Metcalfe, Anthony, in militia, 22. 373. 
 
 Metcalfe, Caleb, goods stolen from, 2. 
 588-589. 
 
 Metcalfe, John, asks aid for S. C, 2. 
 196-199. 
 
 Metchil, Joab, in militia, 22. 367. 
 Metchler, Jno., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Methodist Conference, 8. 770. 
 Methodist Episcopal Church, Miller a 
 
 preacher of, 8. 770. 
 Methodists, 5. 1214. 
 
 and Whitfield, 6. 1060-1061. 
 
 activity abates, 6. 594-595. 
 
 character, 6. 265. 
 
 condemned by Whitfield, 7. 97. 
 
 give trouble to Reed, 6. 565. 
 
 heat of abated, 6. 1047-1048. 
 
 revivals among, 5. 1173-1174. 
 Metisick, Thomas, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Metissick, Thos., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Metisuck, Thos., in army, 13. 521. 
 Metle, Luke, appraiser, 2. 290. 
 Meton, Thos., enlists, 22. 445. 
 Metslow, Jno. D., in militia, 22. 323. 
 Metters, Jethro, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Mettra la Caroline, 6. 260. 
 Metts, Geo., in militia, 22. 324. 
 Mevis, Mark, land grant to, 4. 965. 
 Mew, Cemme, in militia, 22. 324. 
 IVIew," Philip, land grant to, 4. 892. 
 Mew, Phil. Jr., land grant to, 4. 704. 
 Mewes (Mews), James, escapes from 
 prison, 10. 631. 
 
 loyalist, 10. 596. 
 Mcj^ico, Abm., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Mexico, 6. 221; 9. 34. 
 
 mines in, 2. 351. 
 
 plate fleet from, 3. 11. 
 
 trade with, 6. 1320. 
 Mexico, bay of, 2. 231; 5. 466; 6. 618; 
 
 9. 71. 
 Mexico, Gulf of, Spanish want English 
 
 territory on, 3. 9. 
 Mexico silver, 25. 142. 
 Mexidon, George, claim, 9. 490. 
 Mexidon, John, claim, 9. 489. 
 Meyer, Rev. J. W., pastor of Lutheran 
 churches, 8. 781. 
 
 visits Lutheran churches, 8. 779. 
 Meyers, David, 8. 742. 
 Meyers, Phillip, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Meyers family, 8. 742. 
 Meyerstown, Pa., 8. 754. 
 Meylan, Ch., attests DeGraffenried's 
 narrative, 1. 985, 986. 
 
 Meyn, , surveyor-general of Va., 
 
 1. 358. 
 Meyrick, Moses, flned, 9. 653 
 Mezel, Aaron, in militia, 22. 357. 
 Mezel, Jeremiah, in militia, 22. 357. 
 Mezel, Jos., in militia, 22. 357. 
 Mezell, Luke, bill for town on lands 
 of, 17. 303, 305, 347, 363, 392. 
 
MEZICK, JACOB 
 
 100 
 
 MIDDLE LITTLE RIVER 
 
 Mezick, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Mezzick, Joshua, exempted, 9. 452. 
 Mial, Mark, witness, 10. 957. 
 Miall, Peter, juror, 22. 511. 
 Miami River, 5. 464; 17, 161; 18. 
 514; 20. 746. 
 fort on needed, 5. 465, 467. 
 Michael, Conrad, allowance to, 22. 
 
 820, 821. 
 Michael, Frederick, 21. 368, 369, 776. 
 Michael, Nicholas, 21. 776. 
 claims land, 21. 368, 369. 
 Michal, Griffin, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Michals, Sanders, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Micham, Paul, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Michel, Adam, 5. 1205. 
 Michel, Gary, a prisoner, 11. 353. 
 Michel, Jacob, in militia, 17. 1060. 
 Michel, Jos., in militia, 17. 1054. 
 Michel (Mitchell), Lewis, bad conduct 
 of, 1. 964-965. 
 buys land in N. C, 1. 718, 719, 986- 
 
 987. 
 claims to have silver mine, 1. 958, 
 
 959, 960. 
 commands Palatines in Indian war, 
 
 1. 954. 
 contracts for Palatines, 1. 986-990; 
 
 with miners, 1. 960, 965. 
 deceives gov of Va., 1. 962. 
 DeGraffenried demands reports 
 
 from, 1. 963-964. 
 DeGraffenried reveals plan to go to 
 
 Va. to, 1. 957. 
 director general of minerals in Pa., 
 
 1. 961. 
 dupes DeGraffenried and others 
 
 with silver mines, 1. 959-960. 
 fails to find silver mine, 1. 974. 
 grant from, 4. 618. 
 inquiries for, 1. 968, 969. 
 mines leased to, 1. 723. 
 proposes settlement on Mississippi, 
 
 1. 965. 
 proposes to buy land for Swiss, 1. 
 
 707. 
 settlement of discussed, 1. xi. 
 takes lead of Palatines, 1. 958. 
 to repay Pollock for provisions, 1. 
 718. 
 Michel, Naam, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 MIchell, Davie, asks relief from 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 petition on who are titheables 9 
 97. 
 Michievous Ghief, killed, 20. 731. 
 Michools, Thos. See Nichols, Thos. 
 
 Michigan, gov't, 20. 740-746. 
 Michigan lake, 20. 746. 
 MichI, John, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Michur, Mr., in Md. Leg., 16. 794. 
 Mickelwrath, John, nom. for C. C, 19. 
 
 635. 
 Mickeson, Capt., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Micklejohn, George, 8. 23. 
 
 aids Person in prison, 8. xxviii. 
 
 allowed to appear before Prov. 
 Cong., 10. 917, 932. 
 
 and his work, 7. 259, 260, 261-262. 
 
 and regulators, 7. 731, 764, 765. 
 
 location, 7. 457, 541; 8. 221, 222. 
 
 opens Prov. Cong., 10. 168. 
 
 opposes regulators, 8. xlv, 15, 20. 
 
 paroled, 10. 560. 
 
 preaches to troops, 7. 834, 835; 22. 
 873. 
 
 quoted on Jones, 8. 65. 
 
 recommends Jones, 7. 856. 
 
 resolve on ment'd., 1 1 . 321, 327. 
 
 school trustee, 24. 297. 
 
 sermon to troops ment'd, 7. 886; 
 published by province, 7. 919, 920, 
 959, 976, 983. 
 
 to be removed to Perquimans Co., 
 
 10. 646. 
 
 to S. P. G. on Tryon's gov't, 7. 519- 
 
 520. 
 with British at Moore's Creek, 10. 
 xxvi. 
 Mickleya, John, in army, 15. 724. 
 Mickson, 'Wm., in militia, 22. 320. 
 Mico Hatkee, talk of at Indian Cong., 
 
 11. 186. 
 
 Middelton, Henry, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 260. 
 Middle Brook, 12. 484. 
 Middle Brook, Pa., 14. 290. 
 Middle Brook Camp, 14. 361. 
 Middle Brook Road, 12. 4^2. 
 Middle Church, 5. llSOn 
 Middle County (?)), T., magistrates 
 
 for, 22. 702. 
 Middle Creek, 24. 636. 
 
 lands on, 15. 340. 
 Middle Creek, Wake Co., 15. 612. 
 Middle Creek, N. J., 14. 47. 
 Middle District, Anson Co., act for re- 
 turn of property in, 25, 59. 
 Middle District, Tenn., surveyor for, 
 
 10. 690, 697. 
 Middle Fork Creek, 5. 1148, 1159, 1161. 
 
 settlements on, 5. 1150. 
 Middle Ground Shoals, 17. 129. 
 Middle Grounds, the, 23. 249. 
 Middle Little River, Moravians take 
 
MIDDLE NECK BRIDGE 
 
 101 
 
 MIFFLIN, THOMAS 
 
 up lands on, 5. 8-9. 
 Middle Neck Bridge, 2. 265. 
 IVIiddle River, 5. 6. 
 IVIiddle Settlements of Cherokees, 22. 
 930, 995; 24. 141, 160. 
 act for treaty with, 24. 509^10; 25. 
 
 59. 
 offensive, IB. 461. 
 treaty to be held with, 22. 760-1. 
 Middle States, 15. 33; 18. viii; 17. 65, 
 174; 21, 522. 
 arms in, 17. 103. 
 migration from, 16. 459. 
 Middle Street, Newbern, 24. 825. 
 Middle Swamp, 23. 629. 
 Middle Temple, The, 3. 35, 40, 81; 4. 
 
 655, 656; 11. 89, 90. 
 Middle Towns of Cherokees, 22. 137. 
 Middleborough (N. J.?), 12. 460. 
 Middlebrook, N. Y (?), 14. 50. 
 Middlebrook Camp, 13. 428. 
 Middlebrooke, J., army pay, 17. 229. 
 Middlekauff, ' Rev. S. S., pastor of 
 German Reformed Churches, 8. 
 753. 
 Middlesex Co., 6. 703, 717. 
 
 bill for erection of, 4. 743-744. 
 Middlesex Co., Eng., 2. 533; 3. 34, 35, 
 40.; 4. 655, 656; 5. 617, 621, ,622, 
 772, 775, 777, 779; 8. 19, 533, 569, 
 573, 578, 997; 11. 89, 90. 
 returns Wilkes and Glyn. to Parlt., 
 . 9. 1093, 1097. 
 
 Middlesex Co., Va., tittieables in 1756, 
 5. 565. 
 
 Middleton, , 18. 616. 
 
 Middleton, , killed by. Cherokees, 
 
 18. 662. 
 
 Middleton, , signs revocation of 
 
 Heath patent, 1. 43. 
 Middleton, Mr, 18. 315. 
 Middleton, Mr., in C. C, 22. 754. 
 Middleton, Mr., leaves N. C, 5. 498. 
 Middleton, Mr., treatment in Va., 2. 
 
 253-254. 
 Middleton, Mr., Jr., taken from 
 
 Charleston as prisoner, 15. 177. 
 Middleton, Mrs., 15. 525. 
 
 treatment considered, 15. 596. 
 Middleton, Capt., "Defence" ment'd, 
 
 5. V. 
 Middleton, Col., 16. 687. 
 
 commands N. C. troops, 19. 980. 
 Middleton, Lt. Col., wounded, 15. 638. 
 Middleton, A., to Burke introducing 
 Rutledge, 14. 211-212. 
 instructs , S. C. agents in England, 
 2. 448-449. 
 
 to prepare address of thanks, 2. 255. 
 Middleton, Arthur, prispner, 15. 393. 
 Middleton, Danl., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Middleton, Henry, appraiser, 2. 68. 
 
 juror, 25. 186. 
 Middleton, James, lieut, 18. 629. 
 
 on patrol, 1 8. 25. 
 
 to report on militia, 18. 645. 
 Middleton, James, voter, 15. 237. 
 Middleton, John, land grant to, 4. 223. 
 Middleton, John, quit rents of, 22. 260. 
 Middleton, Roger, juror, 1. 592, 594. 
 Middleton, Samuel, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Middleton, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 854, 965. 
 Middleton, Samuel, patent to, 6.* 1019. 
 Middleton, Sol., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Middleton, Wm., land grant to, 4. 764. 
 Middleton, (town), act to establish, 
 
 24. 944-5. 
 Middleton, Conn., 6. 223. 
 Middleton, Tenn., 18. 713. 
 Midget, Wm., army pay, 17. 232. 
 Midgett, Joseph, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Midgett, Joseph, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Midgett, Joseph, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Midgett, Joseph, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Midgett, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 636. 
 Midgett, Mathew, appraiser, 1. 866. 
 
 home of, 1. 857. 
 
 juror, 2. 80; 25. 186. 
 
 paid for arresting Low, 1. 855. 
 
 prosecuted for theft, 2. 173. 
 
 tries to get land, 2. 70. 
 Midgett, Sam'!., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Midgett, Samuel, in militia, 22. 498. 
 Midgett, Samuel, petition, 22. 939. 
 Midgett, Thomas, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Mid ins, John, recommended for pro- 
 motion, 1 1 . 716. 
 Midjett, Wm., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Midleton, Barbary, gives power of 
 attorney, 1 . 450. 
 
 law suit, 1. 433. 
 Midleton, John, juror, 4. 525. 
 Midleton, Sam'l., in militia, 22. 453. 
 Midleton, Robt., in militia, 22. 452. 
 MCdIeton's Department, 18. 613. 
 Miers, Christy, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Miers, Geo., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Miers, Henry, in militia, 17. 1059. 
 Mifflin, Mrs., 18. 485. 
 Mifflin, Col., 18. 485. 
 Mifflin, Benj., certifies to N. C. roster, 
 
 16. 1197. 
 Mifflin, Gen. Thos., 12. 462. 
 
MIFFLIN, FORT 
 
 102 
 
 MILITIA 
 
 Adams to on consecration of 
 
 ministers, 1 7. 41-42. 
 on Board of War, 11. ^82. 
 president of C. C, 16. 917; 17. 9, 
 
 67. 
 to Martin on acts and resolutions 
 of C. C, and answers, 17. 16-17, 
 29, 40, 71, 74; on money, 19. 945- 
 946; on treaty, 16. 918. 
 Mifflin (fort), abandoned, 11. 681. 
 attack on, 11. 665, 677, 788, 789. 
 taken by British, 11. 806, 809. 
 Migration, begins, 3. 430. 
 Milberry, Isaac, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Miles, Abraham, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Miles, -Charles, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Miles, David, in militia, 22. 494. 
 Miles, David, land grants to 4. 803. 
 Miles, John, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Miles, John, tried for felony, 2. 686, 
 
 695-696. 
 Miles, John, Jr., regulator, 7. 735. 
 Miles, John, Jr., regulator, 7. 736. 
 Miles, John, Sr., regulator, 7. 735. 
 Miles, Jos., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Miles, Narby, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Miles, Thomas, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Miles, Wra. Jr., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 90. 
 Miles, Wm. Sr., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89-90. 
 Milesian Race, 15, 679. 
 
 Milford, Anthony, cornet, 17. 828. 
 Miliary, subordinate to civil power, 
 
 10. 1004. 
 
 Military Accounts, act on issue of cer_ 
 
 tificates on, 25. 75-6. 
 bill on certificates for, 21. 813, 846. 
 Military affairs, books on sent to N. 
 
 C, 10. 812. 
 report on, 20. 703-705, 709-710, 714- 
 
 715, 721-722, 758-760, 771-772, 786- 
 
 789. 
 Military and naval accounts, com. to 
 
 settle, 10. 504. 
 Military claims, relief for considered, 
 
 21. 736, 739, 805, 884, 918, 925. 
 Military discipline, books on sent to 
 
 N. C, 10. 756. 
 Military duty, and Quakers, etc., 17. 
 
 636, 637, 642, 643, 644-645, 716, 
 
 721, 725, 729. 
 Military Guide, Baron Steuben's, 24. 
 
 819. 
 Military Journal, 1768, 22. 870-6. 
 Military operations, discussion of, 11. 
 
 x-xix. 
 
 Military orders, 14. 355-356; 16. 263- 
 
 269. 
 Military organization, discussion of, 
 1 1 . ix-x. 
 
 in colony, 1. 83, 84-85, 86, 87-89. 
 
 of Clarendon Co., 1. 97-98. 
 Military power, instructions on, 6. 
 529-531. 
 
 of governor, 3. 70-72. 
 
 of Proprietors, 1. 29-30-31, 111-112. 
 Military Stores, Caswell on removal 
 of, 13. 5-6. 
 
 com'rs. to erect magazines for, 13. 
 583, 683-684, 690; to examine and 
 report on, 12. 362-364. 
 
 removal of provided for, 12. 85. 
 
 resolve of Cont. Cong, on removal 
 of, 11. 754-755. 
 
 resolve to have same removed, 12. 
 241, 242, 256. 
 
 to be guarded in Edenton, 13. 684. 
 
 to be removed to Point Pleasant, 
 11. 505-506; and Kinston and 
 guarded, 22. 919-20, 925. 
 
 See also Arms of Ammunition. 
 Military system, criticized, 14. 74-75. 
 Military Warrants, act for more time 
 
 for surveys, 25. 62. 
 Militia abstract of returns on, 5. 161. 
 163. 
 
 act against calling out on civil pro- 
 cess, 25. 53-4; for, 24. 1-5, 113- 
 119, 190-198, 335-7, 358-67, 710-716, 
 813-19, 907-8, 947-8; 25. 50-1, 105-6, 
 108-9, 266-7, 334-7, 393, 519i; for 
 payment of, 23. 781-3; against In- 
 dians, 25. 62; for pensions for, 
 24. 409-10, 568-9, 681-2. 735-7, 744; 
 for rewards for prisoners and 
 scalps, 24. 15; for them to build 
 road, 24. 913-14; on, 23, 244-247, 
 330-1, 338, 341, 518-22, 535, 585, 
 596-601, 667, 749, 787-8; 25. 160, 
 496, 511 ; to expire, 9. 785 ; to com- 
 pel officers to account for moneys, 
 24. 166-7; to divide that of Meck- 
 lenburg Co., 24. 292; to draft, 
 24. 404-5; to establish, 23. 760-5, 
 940-5; to get account of service 
 of, 24. 679-80; to raise for active 
 service, 24. 154-7, 160, 198-9, 254- 
 5, 257, 260-1, 262, 337-9, 367-73, 384- 
 7, 413-17; to regulate, 12. 94, 113; 
 23. 29-31, 151, 399, 440, 503; to 
 subsist, 23. 503; to use against 
 British, 24. 128-9, 262; to use in 
 execution of process, 24. 672-3. 
 address against use in place of reg- 
 
MILITIA 
 
 103 
 
 MILITIA 
 
 ular troops, 13. 389-390; to In 
 Rowan, 10. 10-11. 
 
 affairs of in Albemarle, 1. 239. 
 
 agree to turn out against regula- 
 tors, 8. 495. 
 
 all freemen to serve in, 25. 135. 
 
 allowance to considered, 10. 951- 
 952; 12. 219; when on duty, 12. 
 406. 
 
 alterations in ment'd, 3. 335. 
 
 amount, 5. 124. 
 
 armorers for, 18. 819. 
 
 arms for, 15. 73 
 
 arrangements for proposed, 19. 856, 
 857-859. 
 
 asked for in aid of S. C, 15. 402. 
 
 at Camden battle and conduct, 15. 
 584-585; 15. 384-385. 
 
 bad effects of, 15, 173-174. 
 
 behave badly, 16. 528. 
 
 behavior at Camden, 14. 568; 15. v. 
 60, 65. 
 
 bill for 4. 469; 6. 1097, 1101, 
 1105, 1108, 1121, 1144, 1154b, 
 1156, 1163, 1168, 1178, 1179, 
 1197; 7. 573, 623, 900, 907, 908, 911, 
 913, 920, 938, 944-945, 946, 953, 960, 
 965, 970, 977; 9. 836, 871-872, 873, 
 874, 884, 934, 947. 948, 949, 950, 
 1010; for amendments to law on, 
 4, 818, 820, 822, 826, 830, 831, 
 932, 834; for better regujation of, 5. 
 664, 668, 669, 686, 693, 695, 696, 
 699, 701, 704, 705, 734; 6. 377, 378, 
 399; for convenience of in Car- 
 teret Co., 12. 180, 181, 212, 213, 
 225, 227, 254! 346-347, 354, 388, 391, 
 404; 13. 358; in New Hanover, 12. 
 557, 561, 566, 666; in Rowan Co., 
 13. 559, 564, 595, 659, 665, 697; 
 
 . forts, 17. 112; for places for mus- 
 ters, etc., 21. 418; for regulation 
 of, 5. 501, 503, 505, 506, 524, 530, 
 531, 532, 533, 534, 537-538; passed, 
 6. 268; on, 20. 27, 35, 91, 112; 
 21. 284, 364, 617, 633, 649, 718, 800, 
 836, 852, 963, 1009, 1010, 1011, 
 1023, 1027, 1031; to amend act on, 
 20. 275, 283, 491, 504, 508, 524; 
 21.. 43, 45, 50, 72; to amend act 
 to appoint, 8. 296, 299, 332, 338, 
 342, 347, 350, 352, 386, 398, 403, 
 428; to amend and continue act 
 for, 6. 511, 861, 865, 869, 870, 873, 
 890, 921, 928, 936, 941, 944, 945, 
 948; to amend act to regulate, 
 17. 855, 929, 930, 934-935, 936-937, 
 945, 952, 961; to appoint, 6. 442, 
 
 443, 444, 446, 458, 459, 463, 468, 
 488, 492, 496, 497, 504, 505; to 
 continue act to appoint, 7. 300, 
 308, 313, 320, 322, 323, 338, 355, 
 376, 379, 382, 388, 395, 400, 401, 
 420; to divide regt. of, 13. 884, 
 887, 891, 972, 978, 980; that of 
 Rowan, 16. 38, 44, 47, 53, 75; to 
 draft, 17. 831, 833, 834, 835, 836, 
 837, 840, 923, 926, 928, 951, 966, 
 968; to embody and march to aid 
 of other States, 13. 758, 761, 769, 
 817-818; to establish, 12. 51, 56, 
 57, 58, 62, 66, 70, 74, 79, 86, 88, 
 89-90, 94, 111, 180, 192, 196, 198, 
 230, 237, 264, S65, 369, 388, 409, 
 449; 17. 316, 363, 389, 398, 419, 
 646, 669-670, 675, 702, 729, 732, 755, 
 757, 765, 777; 18. 96, 154, 198-199, 
 260, 336, 338, 377, 386, 428, 437; 
 10. 430, 455, 763, 769, 799; in 
 Franklin, 22. 726; to get accu- 
 rate account of service, 19. 429, 
 450, 470-471, 768, 789, 795, 803, 823; 
 to make officers of settle for fines, 
 12. 555, 557, 561, 569, 580, 584, 653, 
 
 665, 666, 674, 680, 693, 716-717; 13. 
 358; to pay claims, 17. 821, 834, 
 906, 907, 924, 927, 928, 935, 941, 
 951, 959, 963; to provide for, 6. 
 125, 131; to regulate, 4. 477, 478, 
 480, 483, 504, 507, 509, 512, 535, 
 538, 550, 555, 559, 560, 561, 563, 
 564, 573, 574, 741, 1003, 1004, 1005, 
 1006, 1007, 1014, 1016, 1017, 1018, 
 1019, 1020; 5. 265, 266, 267, 268, 
 269, 270-271, 284, 286, 290, 291- 
 292; 6. 120, 121, 137, 140, 141, 142, 
 183; to regulate and establish, 13. 
 535, 594, 613, 627, 647, 662, 663, 
 
 666, 695, 697, 710, 722, 724, 734/; 
 847, 863, 873, 938, 969; 19. 578, 
 608, 611, 617, 647; to regulators in 
 Hyde Co., 12. 166, 170-171, 172, 
 178, 254, 334, 343, 344, 350, 369, 
 452, 13. 356; in Transylvania, 9. 
 1273, 1274, 1278; to require prac- 
 tice of in Bladen Co., 16. 52, 55, 
 67, 70, 85; to send to aid of U. S., 
 12. 180, 181, 197, 240, 251, 347, 355, 
 371, 378, 420; 13. 358, 359-360; 
 to settle the rank of officers, 12. 
 595, 703. 
 
 Board of War on necessity of, 14. 
 
 406-407. 
 bounties for, 20. 440; 22. 955; 
 
 needed, 14. 860; not paid, 22. 
 
 963. 
 
MILITIA 
 
 104 
 
 MILITIA 
 
 brigadier general for in Tennessee, 
 
 22. 643. 
 Brown to Nash on, 14. 851. 
 Bryan on calling out, 11. 542-543. 
 Burke to on recruits, 16. 203; to 
 assem. on defects of act for, 22. 
 1038, 1039-40, 1041. 
 Butler on raising, 22. 575-6; reports 
 
 on, 22. 555-6. 
 called out, 16. 285, 290-291; against 
 Indians, 17. 803, 962, 965; by gov- 
 ernor, 15. vi. 
 capture rebels, 16. 462. 
 captured at Charleston, 14-. xi. 
 Caswell on, 14. 161; dismissed from 
 command of, 15. 131; on assign- 
 ments of 14. 555; on movements 
 of, 14. 337-338, 512-513, 515-516; 
 to Gen. Assem. on law of, 14. 12. 
 claims for service, 20. 7; referred to 
 com., 17. 280, 281; settled, 19. 
 116-117, 119, 128; to be allowed, 
 18. 39, 272. 
 clothing for, 14. 714. 
 collection of, 16. 476, 477, 481, 482, 
 
 515, 516, 517; 17. 983. 
 colonel resigns, 14. 134. 
 come in slowly, 841-842. 
 command of discussed, 15. 642; by 
 Smallwood causes trouble, 14. 
 425-426, 435. 
 commissaries for, 12, 688-689, 694, 
 
 711; to be appointed, 12. 586. 
 commissions for officers, 30. 265, 
 266, 445; to be renewed under 
 Tryon, 7' 275. 
 committee on allowances, 19. 149, 
 150, 264, 267; and repo];ts on af- 
 fairs of, 12. 21-22; on payment of, 
 10. 572, 582-583, 584, 588; of Prov. 
 Cong,, to regulate and report of 
 same, 10. 555, 560-563, 564; od 
 regulation of, 10. 507, 515, 530; to 
 consider number to be raised, 17. 
 744; to consider state of and pre- 
 pare bill on same, 12. 29; to con- 
 sider use of against Indians, 12. 
 28; to inquire in method of rais- 
 ing and reports, 10. 947-948, 977. 
 companies to -be discharged, 12. 
 
 367, 368, 
 company organized to defend Ocra- 
 
 cock, 13. 901, 905, 997. 
 comparative numbers in the field, 
 
 14. 76. 
 complaint against, 15. 503-504; 
 against commissions, 22. 865; over 
 officers, 22. 931. 
 
 conditions, 16. 41; in Granville, 5. 
 
 566-567. 
 conditions of passing law on, 6. 984. 
 conduct in Briar Creek battle, 14. 
 
 33. 
 C. C. not ready for that from N. C, 
 13. 38; orders that it be called 
 out. 14. 851-852; recommends that 
 1000 men be raised, 10. 40-41. 
 Continentals to accept positions in, 
 
 16. 1200. 
 contractors reimbursed for money 
 
 borrowed, 12. 795, 865-866. 
 corps of invalids to be raised, 15. 
 
 205-206. 
 cost, 22. 981; of calling out con- 
 sidered, 8. 446, 450, 476. 
 court-martialed, 10. 703-704. 
 cover Salisbury, 1 5. 66. 
 cowardice at Camden, 14. 607; at 
 Guilford C. H., 840, 930-931, 975- 
 976. 
 Davie on, 22. 776-7. 
 decays under Johnston, and im- 
 provement, 5. 123-124. 
 defects of law, 4. 734, 736. 
 demands on, 15. 98. 
 depredations of, 22. 602-3. 
 desert, 6. 221. 
 deserters to be brought back, 14. 
 
 638. 
 detained in S. C, 14. 344. 
 disbanded, 14. Ill, 181, 188, 189, 
 
 332-333. 
 discharged, 14. 743-744. 
 discriminated against in matter of 
 
 provisions, 14. 547-549. 
 Dobbs to Board of Trade on, 5. 570- 
 
 571, 572, 575-576. 
 drafts of, 15. 360-361, 364; 17. 1041; 
 22. 595-6, 946; considered, 19. 
 866; needed, 15. 151; ordered, 15. 
 xll; to be made, 17. 807, 808. 
 draft riots, 14. 319; to be suppress- 
 ed, 14. 169-170. 
 enlistment of, 14. 117-118. 
 encampment of, 16. 595-596. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 324. 
 entitled to bounty, 14. 6. 
 entry taken and sheriffs to advance 
 
 money to, 13. 554, 655-656. 
 estimate of pay due to, 14. 818. 
 exchange of prisoners of considered, 
 16. 314-318; 17. 655, 668, 730, 736, 
 788-789, 792, 
 exchanged, 16. 445-446. 
 exemptions in, 13. 876; 17. 852, 
 
MILITIA 
 
 105 
 
 MILITIA 
 
 917-918, 971-972. 
 fails to repel invasion of S. C, 14. 
 
 iii. 
 favors to delinquents, 17. 976; 19. 
 
 868. 
 force required to enforce laws, 22. 
 
 1048. 
 furnishes troops to army, 13. vill-ix. 
 go to aid of S. C, 15. 336-337, 340, 
 341, 350, 351, 398. 
 
 governor authorized to prder out, 
 13. 585-586. 
 
 guards disbanded, 13. 11, 12. 
 
 guns sold, 12. 163. 
 
 hanged by order of Comwallis, 1 5. 
 276. 
 
 hardships from, 4. 745-746. 
 
 heroism of, 15. 171. 
 
 Hines resigns as lieut. col., 1 1 . 502. 
 
 hold fords, 17. 997, 998. 
 
 Holdemesse to Dobbs on, 5. 78-79. 
 
 how regarded by British, 16. 254. 
 
 imperfect returns from, 14. .320. 
 
 in battle of Stono, 14. 313. 
 
 in Bertie, 22. 594. 
 
 in Granville, 22. 594-5. 
 
 inadequate for defense, 22. 1033, 
 134. 
 
 independent companies to be dis- 
 charged, 12. 162, 225, 327, 328. 
 
 ineffective, 17. 910, 912. 
 
 inspector general over appointed, 
 13. 894-895, 899, 901, 986-987, 993. 
 
 instructions on, 5. 1138-1139; in 
 Rowan, 10. 281. 
 
 join British, 22. 569; Greene, and 
 action qt Guilford C. H., 1 7. 1002, 
 1005. 
 
 Jones on mustering and calling m. 
 out under arms, 11. 581-582; re- 
 ports on, 22, 1030-2. 
 
 lack of incTiarter colonies, 1. 632. 
 
 lacking in number and in arms, 22. 
 945. 
 
 lacks supplies, 1 1 . 542-543. 
 
 law for, 14. 403-404; needed, 5. 660; 
 6. 439-440, 472. 
 
 laws need revision, 16. 10; sent to 
 war office, 13. 8; should be 
 amended, 4. 272; should be con- 
 tinued, 4. 917; under P. C., 1. 205. 
 
 Lillington on condition of, 15. 317. 
 
 lists of those in service in Spanish 
 colonies, 22. 263-286; wanted, 17. 
 82. 
 
 location, 22. 1025. 
 
 losses at Eutaw Springs, 15. 637, 
 638. 
 
 Martin to brigadiers on birth of a 
 dauphin, 16. 705-706; on drafts, 
 16. 709; on returns and drafts, 
 16. 722; Martin's (Josiah) proc. 
 against, 10. 145, 149-150. 
 
 money advanced for that in Wash- 
 ington District, 12. 37, 39. 
 
 movements, 12. ill; 15. 50, 357, 358, 
 359, 427, 428, 434, 438, 439, 456, 
 458, 502, 639; 16. vii. 1199; 22. 
 584, 598. 
 
 moves towards Camden, 22. 584. 
 
 muster ordered, 8. 253., 255, 258, 
 260, 262; 11. 535-536, 537, 541, 
 542. 
 
 muster rolls asked for, 17. 108. 
 
 musterings in, 22. 1039-40. 
 
 Nash to assembly on ordering out 
 of, 15. 214. 
 
 need of, 5. 148; 19. 725; 22. 19, 20, 
 
 need of good organization, 4. 553. 
 
 needed in Charleston, provisions for 
 and disadvantages of, 15. 311-313. 
 
 new lines, 14. v-vi, ix; needed, 14. 
 458; to be made, 10. 812. 
 
 not called out by assembly, 16. 601- 
 602., 
 
 not collected, 17. 999. 
 
 not neglected, 16. 274. 
 
 not paid, 5. 147. 
 
 not to be called out, 16. iii; 22. 536. 
 
 not yet called out, 13. 385. 
 
 notes on act, 3. 183; 8. 5. 
 
 number and character under Davie, 
 15. 369; and service considered, 
 17. 95-97, 98; at Camden, 15. 369; 
 in Charleston, 15. 26; on duty, 
 15. 2; ordered out against regu- 
 lators and cost, 7. 887-888; 8. 697. 
 
 oath not required in, 4. 1081. 
 
 of Cape Fear discussed, 4. 594-595. 
 
 of Granville in 1771, 22. 160-7. 
 
 of Pitt organized, 10. 99-100; with- 
 out arms, 1 1 . 556. 
 
 of S. C, 2. 421. V 
 
 of Va. mustered for Indian war, 1. 
 809-810, 811, 816. 
 
 offered to Cont. Cong., 13. 21; to 
 Washington, 18. ill. 
 
 officers for, 10. 619; 17. 858, 859, 
 866, 867, 868; 20. 562-563, 565, 567, 
 568, 579, 580; appointed, 12. 600, 
 604, 606, 607, 619, 628, 707-708, 712, 
 713, 714, 721, 739, 777, 832-833; 14. 
 333-334 ; appointed by Gen. Assem., 
 10. 1008; 17. 951, 952, 954-955, 
 957, 966, 969; 20. 198, 206, 207, 
 
MILITIA 
 
 106 
 
 MILITIA 
 
 210, 225, 261, 265, 266, 270, 272, 
 273, 275, 276, 277, 279, 293, 373, 
 374, 388, 389, 416, 441, 442, 455, 
 456, 460-461, 462, 465; 21. 120, 123, 
 124, 125, 127, 150, 154, 157, 160, 
 310, 314, 326, 327, 328, 330, 339, 
 385-386, 389, 398, 399, 400, 403, 653, 
 662, 665, 666, 667, 703, 710, 711; 
 
 21. 779, 780, 781, 784, 787, 807, 813, 
 838, 850, 851, 935-936, 938, 943, 945, 
 946, 979, 1016; 23. 981; disobey, 
 16. 42; in Franklin, 22. 666; in 
 Hyde, 14. 135-136; in Orange, 13. 
 281; pay to, 24. 2, 114, 197, 711, 
 713, 817-18; 25. 335; to report on 
 services of soldiers in Rev. war, 
 25. 10. 
 
 ordered out, 14. 505; 16. 25; 
 
 22. 580-1; against regulators, 7. 
 718, 719, 722, 740, 741, 745, 804, 
 820, 819-838, 859, 887-889; 8. 679- 
 680, 697, 698, 700, 702, 708; in 
 Newbern and Edenton districts, 
 
 16. 34-35; to aid Va., 11. 584, 585. 
 ordered to muster, 10. 475-476. 
 organization of, 1 0. 205-207, 209, 286, 
 
 294; 15. 434-435; by counties, 10. 
 625-626; considered, 15. 604, 605; 
 looked after, 10. xxix; proposed, 
 
 17. 552; in Bute for war, 9. 1104- 
 1105. 
 
 paid for guarding prisoners, 13. 837, 
 
 840, 930. 
 pay of, 17. 808, 890; 18. 811; 22. 
 
 1012-13, 1014-15; provided, 6. 121, 
 
 142, 143-144. 
 pay rolls of, 15. 399-400. 
 Penn to Sumner on, 14. 782. 
 perfected, 12. iv. 
 petition from, 17. 863; on musters 
 
 and bill on, 20. 131, 134, 154, 155- 
 
 156, 164, 175, 177, 185, 314, '333, 
 
 334, 340, 353, 367-368. 
 plan to regulate considered, 10. 196- 
 
 201. 
 plunder, 14. 602-603. 
 Porterfleld on, 14. 558. 
 practice in calling out, 15. xiii-xiv. 
 promised to S. C, 15. 25. 
 proposal to raise regt. of cavalry, 
 
 14. 471-472. 
 proposition to raise defeated, 9. 
 
 1214. 
 provision for, 3. 112-113; 10. 193; 
 
 14. 166-168; discussed, 6. 147-148, 
 
 149-150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 
 158, 159, 169, 180, 183, 185, 195, 
 196, 198, 200; for the families of 
 
 those in service, 16. 106-107. 
 provisions for paid for, 10. 968. 
 put in training, 5. 816. 
 Quakers thank assembly for release 
 
 from service in, 9. 176-177. 
 quarrel over command of, 16. vi-vii. 
 question of sending out of state, 22. 
 
 766. 
 raised, 17. 678-679, 680, 681, 686, 
 698, 700, 703, 704, 710, 761, 776, 
 777; 22. 559-60; for Onslow, 17. 
 915, 917; to be sent against 
 rebels, 13. 7346, 734e. 
 rank of officers, 10. 367-368. 
 rations allowed, 12. 145-146, 152, 
 
 156, 157-158, 161. 
 Read on movements of, 15. 427. 
 recommendation on, 9. 102, 104. 
 recruits to considered, 15. 442. 
 re-enlistment discussed, 1 1 . 330. 
 refuses to march 14. 850-851; 
 against Cherokees, 6. 119, 136-137; 
 without bounty, 14. 847; to serve, 
 10. 639; to serve in S. C. after 
 time of service expires, 15. 362. 
 regulation needed, 4. 772, 816, 819; 
 
 on enlisting, 13. 323. 
 regulations on in S. C, 11. 46-47. 
 reinforce Greene, 16. 451. 
 remittance to prisoners, 17. 640, 
 641, 644, 645-646, 647, 652, 653, 
 724-725, 729. 
 report of com. on M. for frontiers, 
 
 19. 897-898. 
 report on, 5. 24, 25, 26, liih, 599- 
 600, 601, 651, 652; 6. 614, 622; 7. 
 490-491; 16. 320; 17. 1042-1043, 
 1054-1061; 21. 860; on bounties 
 wanted, 21. 1036-1037; from Gran- 
 ville Co., report on, 5. 424-426; 
 from Hertword Co., 9. 296-297; 
 from Johnston Co., 9. 1075-1077; 
 from Orange Co., 5. 365 ; from Pitt 
 Co., 9. 696; from Wake, 9. 344, 
 689; in 1756, 5. 603; needed, 14- 
 411; on payments by in Rowan, 
 10. 318, 319; on that in regulation 
 war, 22. 411-500; to be made on, 
 5. 461 ; to be made on clothing for, 
 13. 556, 560, 658-659; wanted, 17. 
 105; 19. 43, 47; on wounded and 
 prisoners at Camden, 15. 168-170. 
 resolve in favor of officers of capt- 
 ured, 16. 166. 
 return of, 10. facing 680; 16. 120; 
 18. 786; 21. 1046; 22. 1022; in 
 1754-5, 1758, 1767, 22. 305-399; at 
 Guilford C. H., 17. 1038; for Hyde 
 
MILITIA 
 
 107 
 
 MILITIA 
 
 Co., 9. 1050; desired, 14. 421; of 
 prisoners from, 15. 169-170; of 
 wounded, 14. 437; of wounded 
 and prisoners at Camden and re- 
 port on, 22. 523-4, 530-2. 
 
 return to N. C, 14. v. 
 
 review of affairs of, 10. 39. 
 
 reviewed, 9. 349. 
 
 revisal of law on needed, 4. 228, 
 231, 250, 471, 477, 495-496. 
 
 rights of. 25. 21. 
 
 sent against Cherokees, 16. 450, 
 461; to Charleston, 14. 496; to 
 Ramsay's Mills, 15. vi; to S. C. 
 and Ga., 13. 629; 22. 949. 
 
 services, 11. 1040; discussed, 15. 
 640. 
 
 settled by Burrington, 3. 433. 
 
 should be called out, 14. 826; 15. 
 59; formed, 10. 23; not be enlist- 
 ed for short terms, 15. 515; be 
 put on better footing, 4. 78, 82; 
 raised, 10. 92; rendezvous, 15. 
 389-390; be subject to civil power, 
 23. 978. 
 
 side with regulators, 7. 710. 
 
 Skinner on, 18. 63. 
 
 slow enlistment of, 14. 138. 
 
 Smallwood to command m., 14. 
 400, 401, 402, 404, 405, 410, 419, 
 423, 425, 432, 771, 772, 774, 785, 
 787; causes trouble, 14. 425-426. 
 
 stationed at Newbern, 10. 456-457. 
 
 Steuben on training of, 14. 71-72. 
 
 strength in 1754, 5. xli. 
 
 strict regulations on, 1 1 . 335. 
 
 Sumner on commands and move- 
 ments of, 15. 425, 426. 
 
 supplies for, 15. 314; 17. 970-971; 
 needed for, 13. 165; to be made 
 for, 13. 776. 
 
 surrendered at Charleston, 14. 816. 
 
 system of, 3. xiv. 
 
 threatened by Br., 17. 1044-1046. 
 
 to assemble at Newbern, 15. 632. 
 
 to assist commercial agent, 24. 330. 
 
 to be allowed to continue in service, 
 14. 286, 288. 
 
 to be called out against regulators, 
 8. 485, 502, 538-9, 545; for French 
 war, 5. 410; disbanded, 11. 340, 
 341; 12. 159, 404, 406, 417; and 
 reports imperfect, 15. 390; in 
 eastern Va., 15. 618; in Wilming- 
 ton Dist, 13. 751, 805; drafted, 
 14. 481; embodied and marched 
 south, 22. 967; enlisted for in- 
 spection duty, 14. 461; made 
 
 ready for S. C, 6. 124-125, 133; 
 ordered out, 5. Hi; ordered 
 against Indians, 8. 98; raised, 17. 
 827-828, 829, 893, 920;; regulators, 
 8. 538; by Franklin against N. C, 
 22. 678-9; for aid of S. C, 18. 816, 
 817; for defense of Onslow Co., 
 17. 709, 787, 789; for defense of 
 Randolph and other counties, 17. 
 853, 955-956, 959; in Cumberland, 
 
 17. 782; in Rowan, and address 
 to same, 10. 134-135; in Wilming- 
 ton Dist., 17. 649-650, 659; sent 
 to S. C, 13. 238, 239, 242, 245, 
 246-247, 249-250, 252, 254, 255-256, 
 258, 265, 266, 267-269, 276-277, 279- 
 281, 282-284, 288-289, 292-293, 294, 
 295, 300, 307, 308, 313, 318, 320-321, 
 322-323, 332, 338, 340, 342. 
 
 to disband, 10. 51&. 
 
 to join DeKalb, 14. 503. 
 
 to parade at Wilmington, 10. 388. 
 
 to rendezvous at Hillsboro, 14. 573; 
 
 15. 357. 
 trained by Smallwood, 17. 694, 773- 
 
 774, 775. 
 treatment as prisoners by Br., 17. 
 
 625-629. 
 trouble with, 14. 447-442, 770, 780, 
 
 781, 783; 15. 353; 18. 685-687; in 
 
 Chowan Co., 15. 142; in drafting, 
 
 14. ix-x; in settling, 3. 369. 
 Tryon to commanders on organiza- 
 tion of against regulators, 8. 540- 
 542; to Leg. on No. raised, cost, 
 and answer, 7. 892, 931, 933, 934, 
 935, 936-937. 
 
 turns out after defeat at Camden, 
 
 15. 385. 
 unreliable, 22. 534. 
 
 unwilling to serve in army, 10. 611. 
 
 use against State discussed, 19. 
 867-868. 
 
 used in place of continental battal- 
 ions, 14. 484; to build barracks, 
 
 18. 234. 
 
 useless in colonies, 2. 632-633. 
 usurp power In Cumberland, 1 1 . 
 
 626-631. 
 vacancies in to be filled by court 
 
 martial, 12. 802, 859, 867. 
 wagon builders to be detailed, 17. 
 
 872. 
 Washington on use of, 16. 821. 
 will not march against Cherokees, 
 
 24. 5, 118. 
 Williamson surgeon general for, 14. 
 
 452. 
 
MILL, 
 
 108 
 
 MILLER, ANDREW 
 
 See also Loyal militia. 
 
 Mill, , owns goods, 14. 731. 
 
 Mill, , vessel, of seized, 1. 468. 
 
 Mill, David, land grant to, 4. 708. 
 Mill, John, patents land, 6. 1081. 
 Mill, Peter, juror, 22. 504. 
 Mill, Susannah, land patent to, 6. 
 
 1081. 
 Mill Creek, 5. 1147, 1148, 1161, 1162; 
 
 22. 182, 291; 23. 221, 469, 820; 
 25. 46. 
 
 lands surveyed on, 2. 167. 
 Mill dam, the old, 25. 465. 
 Mill dams, act on, 24. 743; 25. 109, 
 110. 
 bill on, 20. 50, 75,, 101, 185, 221, 223, 
 408; 21. 798, 800, 805, 836, 837, 
 964, 965, 966, 968, 978, 988, 989, 
 995, 1001, 1009, 1010; for building 
 on Tar River, 12. 557, 561, 566, 
 665, 666; to regulate, 17. 340, 
 403, 406; to settle disputes over, 
 17., 361, 366, 403 406., 
 trouble over, 22. 630-1. 
 Mill Landing, tobacco inspection at, 
 
 23. 641, 792. 
 
 Mill Prong, the, 25. 28. 
 
 Mill River, N. C, 1. 986. 
 
 Mill sites, made public property, 2. 
 
 xii. 
 Mill stones, asked for by Pollock, 2. 
 
 338; taken, 4. 955. 
 Mill Stone Camp, 7. 993, 994, 1003, 
 Mill Swamp, 9. 633. 
 Millage, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 Millan (Millin), Quintin, to leave the 
 
 State, 11. 550-551, 552-553. 
 Millpr, Rev., location, 8. 221, 222. 
 Millar, Andrew, Elmsly on financial 
 
 dealings of, 9. 1002. 
 tory, 22. 230. 
 Millar, George, land grant to, 4. 1050. 
 Millar, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 1047, 
 
 1049. 
 Millar, Phillip, land grant to, 4. 950, 
 
 1050, 1253. 
 Millar, Ralph, collector, 23. 373. 
 to make powder, 10. 348. 
 wages of for making powder, 10. 
 
 405. 
 Millar, Richard, land grant to, 4. 1249. 
 Millard, Geo. & Co., bill to Tryon for 
 
 goods, 22. 448. 
 Mille, Andw., property confiscated. 
 Millegan, Jas., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Millegan, Jas., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Millen, Martin, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Millener, Richd., takes oath, 22. 175. 
 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 Miller, 
 
 5. 1205, 1209. 
 22. 999. 
 , publishes paper, 17. 128. 
 , sheriff, 8. 205. 
 , Telfair & Co., taken by 
 the General Howe, 1 1 . 657. 
 
 Miller, , Young & Co., 8. 9. 
 
 Tories, 24. 334. 
 
 regulators' entry on causes of, 8. 
 239. 
 
 Mr., 8. 711. 
 Mr., 10. 741, 742. 
 Mr., 14. 460. 
 Mr., 15. 685. 
 Mr., 22. 623. 
 
 Mr., makes pig iron, 12. 629. 
 Mr., on com. of assem., 12. 
 554, 660; 13. 642. 
 Mijler, Mr., property of not to be 
 
 ^ taken out of State, 13. 49. 
 Miller, Mr., resolution in favor of, 20. 
 
 95. 
 Miller, Mr., Tory, 13. 24. 
 Miller, Mrs., 9. 357, 1006. 
 Miller, Mrs., Caswell to refusing to 
 allow her to take property out of 
 State, 13. 49. 
 recommended to Caswell, 13. 24-25. 
 Miller, Capt., pursues Tories, 14. 669, 
 
 783. 
 Miller, Lieut., wounded, 15. 638. 
 Miller; Lt. Col., field officer, 12. 513, 
 
 519, 542. 
 Miller, Av not citizen of N. C, 17. 
 
 148. 
 Miller, Abel, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Miller, Abel, in militia, 22. 326. 
 Miller, Rev. Adam, helps organize 
 
 Tenn. Synod, 8. 782. 
 Miller, Rev. Adam, Jr., labors in Lin- 
 coin Co., 8. 792. 
 Miller, Andrew, 21. 822. 
 Miller, Andrew, a firm loyalist, 11. 
 715. 
 allowance to, 22. 831. 
 and confiscation act, 13. 878. 
 
 in assembly, 6. 
 
 641, 
 
 644, 
 
 647, 661, 
 
 664, 672, 673, 
 
 674, 
 
 678, 
 
 688, 800, 
 
 801, 815, 819, 
 
 832; 
 
 on 
 
 com. of 
 
 assem., 6. 804 
 
 805, 
 
 817, 
 
 823. 
 
 Neilson to on the Whigs and public 
 
 affairs, 9. 1116-1117. 
 petition of widow considered, 17. 
 
 308-309, 371. 
 property confiscated, 24. 263, 424. 
 refuses to sign association, reasons 
 
 and agreement against, 9. 1101- 
 
 1102, 1115. 
 
MILLER, MRS. ANDREW 109 
 
 MILLER, HENRY 
 
 sells land, 22. 286. 
 to Burke on duel, 9. 356-357; on 
 Edwards affairs and Prov. Cong., 
 9. 1063-1064; on private affairs, 
 9. 826-827, 10i()4, 1006, 1096-1097; 
 on public affairs, 9. 356-357, 1023, 
 1096-1097, 1164, 1205-1206. 
 to Johnston, Jones and Hill on capt- 
 ure of sons, 15. 415. 
 Miller, Mrs. Andrew, 9. 826, 827, 1023, 
 1063, 1097, 1206. 
 petition considered, 17. 308-309, 371. 
 Miller, Anthony, in militia, 22. 330. 
 Miller, Anthony, land grant to, 4. 884. 
 bill for town on lands of, 8. 294, 
 296, 321. 
 Miller, Benedict, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Miller, Benj., agrees to disgorge fees, 
 
 8. 521-522. 
 Miller, Benj., allowance to, 22. 833. 
 Miller, Benj., work as a Baptist, 5. 
 
 1165-1166, 1175. 
 Miller, Campbell, refuses to take oath, 
 
 13. 446. 
 Miller, Charles, captured, 15. 415. 
 Miller, Chas., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Miller, Christo., arrested for not go- 
 ing to war, 2. 125. 
 Miller, Christo., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Miller, Conrod, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Miller, Coonnas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Miller, Daniel, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Miller, Daniel, in army, 13. 519. 
 Miller, Daniel, outlawed, 19. 628. 
 
 reward for, 19. 835-836. 
 Miller, David, act for him to deliver 
 new warrants, 25. 101-2. 
 com. to examine ante-dating of land 
 warrants, 17. 402-403; on land 
 warrants, business of, 20. 102. 
 denies issue of land warrants, 17. 
 
 374. 
 entry taker, 17. 848, 851. 
 in assembly, 17. 878, 879, 936, 947, 
 
 948, 953, 963; 19. 391, 398. 
 instructions to, 20. 183, 184. 
 makes charges against Gilbert, 19. 
 
 761. 
 on com. of assem,, 17. 850, 946. 
 petition, 19. 440, 443, 563, 567, 595, 
 597, 600, 628, 637, 776, 801, 811; 
 21. 986. 
 Miller, David, asks suspension of 
 
 Riggs as J. P., 21. 816, 820. 
 Miller, David, in militia, 22. 381. 
 
 Miller, Elizabeth, 21. 822. 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Eliz., petition, 20. 79. 
 
 Miller, Evan, juror, 4. 520. 
 
 Miller, Evan, juror, 25. 188. 
 
 Miller, Evan, land grant to, 4. 766. 
 
 Miller, Evan, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 
 Miller, F., in assem., 20. 68. 
 
 Miller, Frederick, com. on captured 
 Amer., 17. 748-749, 752. 
 in assembly, 12. 656, 698, 737, 817, 
 872, 879; 13. 625, 690, 697, 708, 
 709, 712, 717, 721, 785, 799, 812, 
 813, 824; 19. 378, 382, 386. 
 petitions for division of Orange Co., 
 
 9. 809-810. 
 
 Miller, George, 8. 770. 
 Miller, Geo., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Miller, Geo., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Miller, Geo., boat owner, 22. 457. 
 Miller, Geo., Br. consul, 20. 781. 
 Burgwin (?) to on his desire to re- 
 turn to N. C, 14. 303-305. 
 to Johnston on his com. as consul, 
 20. 789. 
 Miller, Geo., buys land, 24. 820. 
 Miller, George, captain, 10. 284. 
 cattle and flour to be delivered, 8. 
 
 715. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1042, 1049, 1178; 
 
 10. 165, 500, 508, 523, 545; on 
 com. Prov. Cong., 10. 551, 564, 
 566, 571. 
 
 to make sulphur, 10. 565. 
 Miller, Geo., captain, 22. 469. 
 Miller, George, exempted, 7. 583. 
 Miller, George, in militia, 22. 284. 
 Miller, Geo., in militia, 22. 330. 
 Miller, George, land grant to, 4. 884, 
 
 896. 
 Miller, George, leaves Amer. Army, 
 
 11. 766. 
 
 Miller, George, pay to, 22. 1014. 
 Miller, Geo., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Miller, Geo., property confiscated, 19. 
 
 672; 24. 263, 424. 
 Miller, Geo., town coms'r, 24. 846. 
 Miller, George, & Co., bill to Tryon 
 
 for goods, 22. 448. 
 Miller, Gilbert, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 Miller, Godfrey, pay to, 22. 1013. 
 Miller, Henry, army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Miller, Henry, army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Miller, Henry, in army, 13. 520. 
 Miller, Henry, in N. C. battalion, 13. 
 
 343. 
 Miller, Henry, lieut, 10. 320. 
 Miller, Henry, tries to rob orphans, 2. 
 
 289-290. 
 
MILLER, ISAAC 
 
 110 
 
 MILLER, RALPH 
 
 Miller, Isaac, deeds Indian lands, 25. 
 
 507-9. 
 Miller, Jacob, a J. P., 3. 244. 
 asks for lapsed land, 2. 318. 
 Indian ranger, 2. 275. 
 juror, 2. 543; 25. 190. 
 to sell hogs and cattle, 2. 388. 
 Miller, Jacob, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Miller, Jacob, in militia, 22. 320. 
 Miller, Jacob, in militia, 22. 321. 
 Miller, Jacob, in militia, 22. 422. 
 Miller, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 1248, 
 
 1252. 
 Miller, Jacob, petition for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Miller, Jacob, petition on cattle and 
 
 hides, 5. 745-746. 
 Miller, Jacob, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Miller, Jacob, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Miller, James, IB. 652, 1000. 
 Miller, James, allowance to, 20. 31-33, 
 
 35, 92. 
 Miller, Jas., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Miller, Jas., army rank, 16. 1197. 
 Miller, James, army record, 13. 479. 
 
 captured, 15. 415. 
 Miller, James, coms'r. on building, 
 24. 411, 473; on school, 24. 863; 
 
 on town coms'r, 24. 935. 
 contests election, 19. 328, 337. 
 dist. auditor, 24. 422. 
 in assem., 19. 1, 2, 22, 82, 115, 116, 
 416, 460, 463, 467, 487; 20. 2, 3, 
 15, 22, 39, 46, 68, 72, 75, 79, 81, 
 82, 83, 89, 102, 169, 216, 319, 329, 
 342, 344, 346, 348, 370, 373, 378, 
 380, 390, 394, 416, 421, 422, 425, 
 426, 427, 434, 437, 473. 
 Instructions to on iron works, 20. 
 
 359. 
 payment to, 17. 319, 396-397, 400. 
 petition, 17. 385; 19. 198, 203; 20. 
 80, 245, 422; 21. 255, 282, 631, 
 657, 793, 814, 959-960, 986. 
 Miller, James, holds Indian boy, 15. 
 705, 706. 
 to hold Cherokee prisoner, 12. 158, 
 171, 335-336. 
 Miller, James, in army, 15. 734. 
 Miller, James, letter of laid before 
 
 assembly, 12. 7, 12. 
 Miller, James, lieut., 10. 937. 
 Miller, James, signs Tryon assc, 10. 
 
 162-163. 
 Miller, Jero, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Miller, Jesse, in militia, 22. 373. 
 Miller, Jesse, land returned to, 24. 
 541. 
 
 Miller, John, 5. 1211. 
 
 Miller, John, allowance to, 22. 821, 
 
 845. 
 Miller, Jno., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 Miller, Jno., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Miller, Jno., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Miller, Jno., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Miller, John, building coms'r, 24. 831. 
 MUler, John, dead, 17. 407. 
 Miller, John, deposition of laid before 
 
 assembly, 12. 4, 5. 
 Miller, Jno., in militia, 22. 283. 
 Miller, Jno., in militia, 22. 330. 
 Miller, Jno., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Miller, John, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 709; grant to, 4. 638, 675, 963. 
 patents land, 4. 66. 
 Miller, John, nom. for militia officer, 
 
 21. 150. 
 Miller, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Miller, Jno., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Miller, John, petitions for new chart- 
 er, 9. 79-80. 
 Miller, John, surrenders charter of 
 
 Campbelton, 9. 270-271. 
 Miller, John, voter, 15. 237. 
 Miller, John J., a J. P., 2. 526. 
 Miller, John Lekgan, petitions for 
 
 land, 4. 954-956. 
 Miller, John Letcher, land grant to, 4. 
 
 63. 
 Miller, Jonathan, exempted, 9. 741. 
 Miller, Jonathan, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Miller, Josiah, army pay, 17. 232. 
 army rank, 15. 718; 16. 1110; 18. 
 
 797. 
 Miller, Kate, land grant, 4. 273. 
 Miller Margaret, 8. 770. 
 Miller, Martin, army rank, 15. 724; 
 
 16. 1115. 
 land warrant to, 18. 164. 
 Miller, Nathan, in C. C, 18. 709, 726, 
 
 754. 
 Miller, Patrick, in militia, 22. 396. 
 Miller, Peter, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Miller, Phil, land grant asked, 4. 707. 
 Miller, Philip, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 203, 
 
 217, 221, 225, 250, 258. 
 Miller, Phillip, Jr., in militia, 22. 318. 
 Miller (Millar), Ralph, a J. P., 4. 683, 
 
 951, 1041, 1243; 6. 1070. 
 Improves land, 4. 51. 
 land grant to, 4. 329, 945. 
 road coms'r., 23. 221. 
 Miller, Ralph, act to vest lands in, 24. 
 
 535-4. 
 bill to vest land in, 19. 188, 289, 
 
MILLER, RANDALL 
 
 111 
 
 MILLER, THOMAS 
 
 290, 291, 293, 311, 314, 315. 
 claims paid, 10. 439. 
 makes gun powder and premium for 
 
 same, 10. 951. 
 petition, 19. 148, 150, 151, 171, 173, 
 267, 268. 
 Miller, Randall, exempted, 9. 193, 458. 
 Miller, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 307. 
 Miller, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 330. 
 Miller, Richard, land grant to, 4. 1240. 
 Miller, Richard, voter, IS. 238. 
 Miller, Robert, a J. P., G. 799. 
 Miller, Robt., in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 
 
 25, 27, 30, 31, 34. 
 Miller, Rev. Robert Johnston, attends 
 N. C. Synod, 8. 773. 
 delegate to Lutheran Synod, 8. 791. 
 history in revolution, 8. '770. 
 influence of in bringing about fra- 
 ternal union between Episcopal 
 and Lutheran churches, 8. 788, 
 789. 
 leaves Lutheran church, 8. 780. 
 missionary tour of, 8. 777. 
 pastor of English Lutheran church, 
 
 8. 770-771, 775, 776. 
 work in N. C, 8. 777, 780-781. 
 Miller, S., in N. C. battalion, 13. 343. 
 Miller, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 1246. 
 Miller, Samuel, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Miller, Solomon, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Miller, Stephen, a J. P., 23. 992. 
 dist. auditor, 24. 422. 
 in assembly, 12. 655, 656, 698, 736, 
 737, 833, 873, 880; 13. 636, 690, 
 697, 708, 709, 712, 717, 721, 784, 
 785, 812, 813, 823, 917, 925, 938, 
 966, 975, 980, 982, 984, 988, 990, 
 1000; 16. 1, 20, 49, 127, 153, 156, 
 165, 167; 18. 122, 131, 134, 136, 
 146, 151, 154, 156, 161, 171, 185; 
 19. 376, 380, 384, 387, 395; 20. 38, 
 39, 46, 68, 81, 82, 83, 89, 102; on 
 com. of assembly, 16. 51; 18. 151, 
 374. 
 resolve in favor of, 19. 192, 316, 321. 
 sheriff, 21. 1071. 
 Miller, Thomas, 1. 228, 229, 230. 
 accounts of, 1. 265-267, 285. 
 accuses Gillman, 1. 285, 291. 
 acting governor of Albermarle, 1. 
 
 287. 
 affidavit on Culpepper rebellion, 1. 
 
 278-283. 
 affronts rec'd, 1. 296-297. 
 answer of Gillam to charges of, 1. 
 
 294-295. 
 apothecary, 1. 313, 316. | 
 
 arrested on ship, 1. 301. 
 
 arrives and. proven, 1. 292, 310. 
 
 at Board of Trade meeting and pe- 
 titions read, 1. 329. 
 
 attempts to arrest Gillman, 1. 294. 
 
 beaten by White, 1. 259. 
 
 carried to C, 1. 296; to Durant's 
 house and accused of treason 1 
 299. 
 
 case of presented to Colleton, 1 
 286-289. 
 
 causes arrest of Culpepper, 1. 263. 
 
 causes of trouble, 1. 284. 
 
 charges against, 1. 248-249, 273, 281. 
 
 collector of customs, 1. 257 268 
 325. 
 
 commissioners of customers on pe- 
 tition of, 1. 267-269. 
 
 commissions Biggs, 1. 292, 310. 
 
 complaints and petition ment'd, 1. 
 230, 323. 
 
 Crokly testifies for, 1. 234-235. 
 
 deposition from office recommend- 
 ed, 1. 328. 
 
 depositions taken against, 1. 314- 
 317. 
 
 deprived of office, 1. 276. 
 
 deputy, 1. 286. 
 
 duties in Albermarle, 1. 278. 
 
 escapes from prison and goes to 
 Eng., 1. 262-263, 316, 327. 
 
 estate embezzled, 1. 298. 
 
 gives testimony, 1. 300-301. 
 
 goes to Eng., 1. 289, 290. 
 
 gov. of Va. grants warrant for, 1. 
 316. 
 
 imprisoned, 1. 248, 256, 257, 264, 
 272, 273, 274, 276, 279, 282, 288, 
 289, 290, 293, 294, 295, 297, 299- 
 300, 310-311, 325, 326, 327. 
 
 in log house, 1. 282, 298. 
 
 indictments of, 1. 313-317. 
 
 King refers petition to Board of T., 
 1. 309. 
 
 loses influence, 1. 287. 
 
 obeyed as governor, 1. 299. 
 
 orders annulled, 1. 298. 
 
 papers seized, 1. 297. 
 
 petition, 1. 303-305, 307-308, 322; to 
 commissiners of Treasury, 1. 264. 
 
 plot against, 1. 289-290. 
 
 position of, 1. xxi. 
 
 powers, 1. 287, 296-297. 
 
 Proprietors charges against, 1. 287; 
 on behavior of, 1. 329. 
 
 prosecutes plotters against him, 1. 
 290. 
 
MILLER, THOMAS 
 
 112 
 
 MILLS, 
 
 rebels insist on persecution of, 1. 
 
 288. 
 report on Culpepper's frauds In cus- 
 toms, 1. 255; on N. C. northern 
 boundary, 1. 385-386. 
 returns to Albemarle, 1. 290. 
 satisfaction to be made to, 1. 329, 
 
 330. 
 searched, 1. 280. 
 sent to Albemarle by East church, 
 
 1. 284; to Va. for trial, 1. 229. 
 size of prison, 1. 300. 
 summary of his case by Proprietors, 
 
 1. 326-328. 
 to be put to death, 1. 297-298. 
 treason charged, 1. 290. 
 treatment, 1. 250-251; white prison- 
 er, 1. 280. 
 trial, 1. 256, 258, 273, 274, 281-282, 
 
 299; in Va., 1. 269, 289, 290. 
 turned out of office, 2. x. 
 work in Albemarle, 1. 272, 278-279, 
 297. 
 Miller, Thos., a justice, 2. 80-106, 148, 
 264, 357-64, 433-441. 
 asks for lapsed patent, 2. 330. 
 juror, 1. 445, 446, 447. 
 to make rent roll, 2. 35. 
 vestryman, 2. 209; 23. 7. 
 Miller, Thos., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Miller, Thos., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Miller, Thos., clothing to, 14. 715. 
 Miller, Tho., juror, 25. 187. 
 Miller, Thomas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 Miller, Wm., affidavit on toryism of, 
 10. 604. 
 naturalized, 10. 697. 
 paroled, 10. 634; to Johnston, 10. 
 
 683. 
 supplies for while in jail, 6. 1146, 
 
 1214, 1215, 1217. 
 to be jailed, 10. 631. 
 trial of, 6. 999-1000. 
 Miller, Wm., army pay, 17. 234. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Miller, Rev. Wm., character, G. 1039, 
 1040. 
 complaints against, 6. 1020; Leard, 
 
 7. 273-274. 
 location, 7. 457, 540. 
 Miller, Wm., killed, 18. 609. 
 Miller, Wm., on S. C. of Wilmington, 
 
 10. 72. 
 Miller, Wm., resigns as J. P., 20. 541; 
 
 21. 101. 
 Miller, Wm., surety, 10. 159. 
 Miller, Willis, juror, 4. 521. 
 
 Miller, Windell, lieut, 10. 320. 
 Miller and Blaine, payment by, 17. 
 
 561. 
 Miller family, 8. 741. 
 Millers, Geo., a J. P., 22. 468. 
 Miller's, 7. 1006; 19. 849. 
 Miller's, George, 22. 468. 
 
 camp at, 22. 438. 
 Millers, instructions to, 24. 132-3. 
 Milles, Mr., 10. 815. 
 Mi lies, Henry, settler, 1. 76. 
 Millett and Estis, to Gates on wagons, 
 
 14. 508. 
 Millford, bill to establish town so 
 
 named, 17. 300, 301, 333. 
 Millican, Wm., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Milligan, James, army record, 13. 
 
 475. ' 
 Milligan, James, comptroller of Treas- 
 ury, 16. 355. 
 reports on accounts of U. S. and N. 
 C, 16. 405. 
 Milligan, James, lieut, 13. 476. 
 Milligan, Joseph, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 M'illikan, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Millikan, Thomas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Millikin (Millekin), James, a J. P., 3. 
 223, 417. 
 address to King, 3. 134-135. 
 claims, 4. 149. 
 
 in assembly, 3. 635; 4. 115, 116. 
 presents petition from Bertie, 4. 
 
 121. 
 thanks Boyd for sermon, 4. 118. 
 Millikin, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Millikin, Samuel, town coms'r, 24. 
 
 987. 
 Milling, Hugh, prisoner, 16. 673. 
 Milllngton, Fr., proposals for recovery 
 
 of customs arrears, 1. 329-331. 
 Millington, H., signs presentment of 
 Culpepper, 1. 262-263. 
 to Lords of treasury on Miller's pe- 
 tition, 1. 267-269. 
 Millington, Jno., in militia, 22. 285. 
 Millingtony, H., on C. affairs, 1. 242- 
 
 244. 
 Millner, Mr., 9. 1004, 1006. 
 Millor, Daniel, reward for, 17. 106- 
 
 107. 
 Millor, Robert, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 Mills, , Q. M., killed, 15. 756. 
 
MILLS, CAPT. 
 
 113 
 
 MILLS, WILLIAM 
 
 Mills, Capt., 16. 515. 
 asks for money, 14. 859. 
 gets clothing, 16. 260. 
 gets no clothing, 16. 578. 
 joins camp, 16. 288. 
 on board of re-arrangement, 1 6. 575. 
 on duty, 16. 481. 
 rank, 16. 664, 665. 
 roster of Co., 16. 1008, 1022, 1024, 
 1037, 1038, 1047, 1048, 1070, 1083, 
 1084, 1094, 1098, 1099, 1107, 1120- 
 21, 1127, 1131, 1139, 1140, 1150, 
 1164-5, 1174, 1179, 1191. 
 Mills, Col., criticised, 15. 259. 
 Mills, Dr., threatens Cherow, 14. 636, 
 
 637. 
 Mills, Lt., killed, 15. 756, 757. 
 Mills, Alex., recommends Curtis, 9. 
 
 802. 
 Mills, Ambrose, encourages co-opera- 
 tion with Indians, 10. 730. 
 executed, 15. 183. 
 Cornwallis on the hanging of, 14. 
 
 733. 
 gives bond and takes oath of alleg- 
 iance, 10. 827. 
 liberty of enlarged, 10. 760. 
 size of company, 14. 652. 
 raises tory troops and captured, 22. 
 
 186, 237. 
 Tryon Safety Com. on enormities of, 
 10. 609-610. 
 Mills, Ambrose, on Tryon S. C, 10. 
 
 120. 
 Mills, Ben., 13. 68. 
 Mills, Benj., Cont. Capt., 22. 1049. 
 Mills, Benj., lieut, 10. 943. 
 Mills, Ben., officer, 18. 486. 
 Mills, Blancy, land grant to, 4. 1246. 
 Mills, Danl., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mills, David, in militia, 22. 415. 
 Mills, David, land grant asked, 4. 709. 
 Mills, Elisha, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 in army, 13. 523. 
 Mills, Mrs. Elizabeth, petition consid- 
 ered, 17. 382. 
 Mills, Fred, in militia, 22. 415. 
 Mills, Isaac, in militia, 22. 415. 
 Mills, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mills (Milles), James, allowance to for 
 work at iron works, 12. 159, 327, 
 330. 
 claims allowed, 10. 989. 
 C. of S. to delegates on work of, 11. 
 
 336. 
 expenses in connection with iron. 
 
 works to be paid, 10. 687. 
 makes pig iron, 12. 697. 
 
 manager of iron furnace, 10. 995, 
 
 996; 11. 395-396. 
 opinion on value of iron works 
 
 quoted, 11. 395. 
 reports on condition of iron works, 
 
 11. 487-488, 577, 578. 
 sent to Phila. in interest of iron 
 
 works, 10. 806-7, 812-13, 869. 
 to Council of Safety on iron works 
 
 on Deep River, 10. 647-650. 
 to employ iron workers, 10. 693-694. 
 Mills, James, complaint against, 1. 
 447. 
 imports persons, 1. 436. 
 Mills, James, Cont. Capt, 22. 1049. 
 Mills, J as., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Mills, James, lieut., 10. 943. 
 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 Mills, James, on S. C. of Halifax Dist., 
 10. 215. 
 promoted, 17. 141. 
 rank, 16. 73, 609, 1120. 
 Mills, Jas., tax collector, 19. 706. 
 Mills, Jesse, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mills, John, a J. P. in E. P., 22. 232. 
 Mills, John, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Mills, J no., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Mills, J no., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mills, John, land grant to, 4. 69, 350, 
 615, 643, 761, 805. 
 petitions for new patent, 4. 1045. 
 rights proved, 4. 759. 
 Mills, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mills, John, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 221. 
 Mills, Jno., Jr., in militia, 22. 415. 
 Mills, John, Jr., land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 Mills, John, Jr., petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Mills, John, Sr., deposition on illegal 
 
 fees, 7. 775, 776. 
 Mills, Jno., Sr., in militia, 22. 415. 
 Mills, Jos., debt to, 22. 294. 
 Mills, Naaman, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Mills, Nesbet, claims to be paid, 10. 
 
 618. 
 Mills, Nesbie, land grant to, 4. 892. 
 Miills, Nesly, land grant to, 4. 343. 
 Mills, Norlen, Jr., in militia, 22. 415. 
 Mills, Norlen, Sr., in militia, 22. 415. 
 Mills, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 397. 
 Mills, Robert, land grant to, 4. 855. 
 Mills, Robt., Jr., in militia, 22. 162. 
 Mills, Thos., claims, 4. 808. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 1044. 
 Mills, Thos., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Mills, Wm., coms'r to fix site, 25. 271; 
 
 to locate C. H., 25. 246. 
 Mills, Wm., in militia, 17. 1059. 
 
 3—8 
 
MILLS, WILLIAM 
 
 114 
 
 MINERALS 
 
 Mills, Wm., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Mills, Wm., land grant to, 4. 332, 631, 
 649, 804, 962. 
 rights proved, 4. 596. 
 Mills, Wm., signs Pitt Asso., 10. 221. 
 Mills, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Mills, act on building, 23. 48-49, 333, 
 485-7; 24. 131-3, 743; 25. 109, 110, 
 160; to encourage building of, 2. 
 206-207; on D. S. Canal, 25. 89- 
 90; and directing duty of millers, 
 24. 131-3. 
 at Cross Creek, 15. 209. 
 bill to encourage building, 4. 477, 
 505; 9. 398, 498, 502, 507, 726, 776, 
 848, 906, 908, 917; 12. 162, 165, 
 170, 172, 180, 185, 220, 255, 325- 
 326, 330, 333, 343, 346, 354; 13. 
 356; 20. 171, 178, 228, 240, 346, 
 356, 417; 21. 359, 375, 686; to pre- 
 vent building of, 21. 757, 906, 908, 
 910, 921. 
 built by Brooks, 4. 50. 
 facilities for, 5. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13- 
 
 14. 
 millers exempted from jury duty, 
 
 23. 635. 
 note on acts to encourage building, 
 
 3. 184. 
 of Rowan, 4. 280. 
 on Cape Fear, 6. 1030. 
 only one in province, 1. 913. 
 protection of, 16. 207, 210. 
 public, bill for erection of, 5. 1021, 
 1022, 1023, 1036, 1047, 1049, 1051, 
 1059, 1061, 1065, 1097. 
 reward for, 9. 1130. 
 saw, on Cape Pear and elsewhere, 
 
 7. 201-202. 
 scarcity of, 2. xii-xiii. 
 to be built, 1. 531. 
 tolls allowed by law, 2. 207. 
 Mill's Creek, 22. 222. 
 Mills's, inspection at 25. 313, 379. 
 Millstones, 5. 354. 
 
 Milner, Mr., 9. 1023, 1063, 1096, 1206. 
 Milner, Arthur, 9, 1023. 
 Miilner, Benjamin, claim, 9. 488; al- 
 lowed, 9. 413, 414, 527, 528, 536. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 575. 
 Milner, Fran., takes depositions, 1. 
 
 645, 676-677. 
 Milner, Humphrey, petition against 
 
 marriage act, 9. 623-625. 
 Milner, Jacob, in militia, 22. 383. 
 Milner, James, 24. 286. 
 does not take oath, 22. 169. 
 
 law suit of, 8. 185. 
 
 to Williams on law cases, 9. 346-347. 
 
 Milner, Pateswell, coms'r to sell gran- 
 ary, 24. 626. 
 
 Milner, Thos., takes depositions, 1. 
 645, 676-677. 
 
 Milners, Benj., allowance to, 22. 878. 
 
 Milner's, British at, 15. 138, 143. 
 
 Milney, George, surrenders charater 
 of Campbelton, 9. 270-271. 
 
 Milnor, James, and confiscation act, 
 13. 878. 
 
 Milsaps, Joseph, in militia, 17. 1056. 
 
 Milson, John, refuses to take oath, 
 13. 446. 
 
 M'iltier, Jethro, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 Milton, Capt., with Marion, 14. 666. 
 
 Milton, Bowib, juror, 4. 524. 
 
 Milton, John, 11. 323. 
 
 Milton, J no., army rank, 16. 1114. 
 
 Milton, Jonathan, 22. 339, 341. 
 
 Milton, Richard, land lapses, 2. 642. 
 
 Milton, Wm., released from attach- 
 ment, 5. 824. 
 
 Milton, 5. 1185; 15. 458. 
 
 Milton, name of Campbelton to be 
 changed to, 19. 214, 215-216, 347, 
 353. 
 
 Miimm, David, 23. 820. 
 
 Mimm's Mill, 23. 820. 
 
 Mimms's, 8. 500. 
 
 Mims, John, regulator, 8. 79. 
 
 Mims, Thomas, land grant, to, 4. 965. 
 
 Mims, Thomas, regulator, 7. 808. 
 
 Mims, Thomas, regulator, 7. 809. 
 
 Mims, Thomas, regulator, 8. 79. 
 
 Mims, Thomas, regulator, 8. 79. 
 
 Mims, Wm., regulator, 8. 79. 
 
 Mince, W., Baptist minister, 5. 1192. 
 
 Minchead, Maucmilon, in militia, 22. 
 358. 
 
 Minchew, Boas, in militia, 22. 358. 
 
 Minchew, Richard, buys land, 4. 34. 
 
 Minchew, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 358. 
 
 M'incy, Rich'd, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 Mine, Jas., in militia, 22. 473. 
 
 Mine, Joseph, road overseer, 2. 479. 
 
 Minekin, James, land grant to, 4. 638. 
 
 Miner. See Minor. 
 
 Miner, John, asks for land, 2. 282. 
 
 Miner, John, takes oath, 22. 170. 
 
 Minerals, excepted for proprietors, 1. 
 183, 237; 25. 135. 
 found on lands of Dobbs, 5. 356. 
 granted to Heath, 1. 6. 
 leased to DeGraffenried and Michel, 
 
 1. 723. 
 part reserved to King, 4. 254, 262; 
 
MINERS 
 
 115 
 
 MINORCA 
 
 5. 770; to Proprietors, 1. 183, 237, 
 335; 25. 135. 
 Miners, under employ of DeGraffen- 
 ried arrive in London, 1. 973-974. 
 Minerva, 19. 895. 
 Minerva, frigate, 17. 480. 
 Minerva, ship, 28. 453. 
 Mines, Alexander, petitions for Mc- 
 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 Mines, report on, 6. 813. 
 granted to Proprietors, 1. 22, 103. 
 leased to DeGraffenried and Michel, 
 
 1. 723. 
 Spottswood on, 1. 847-849. 
 to go to Proprietors, 25. 135. 
 value in S. C, 2. 722. 
 west of the Mississippi, 2. 351. 
 Ming (Minge), James, imports per- 
 sons, 1. 653-654. 
 juror, 2. 442; 25. 186. 
 law suits, 2. 150. 
 
 to survey N. C. and Va. boundary 
 and instructions, 1. 614, 615. 
 Ming, John, in militia, 15. 400. 
 Ming, Jos., in militia, 22. 356. 
 Ming (Minge), Josepli, juror, 2. 699, 
 821; 25. 185. 
 land lapses, 2. 484. 
 Ming, Joseph, claims, 4. 150. 
 juror, 4. 516. 
 quit rents of, 22. 256. 
 road coms'r, 23. 214. 
 in militia, 22. 356. 
 Ming, Nath., quit rents of, 22. 256. 
 Ming Nath II, juror, 4. 516. 
 
 road coms'r, 23. 214. 
 Ming, Nathaniel, whipped, 2. 315. 
 Ming, Thos., in militia, 22. 356. 
 Ming, Thomas, juror, 4. 517. 
 Ming, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 256. 
 Mingatashl<a, makes treaty wits U. S., 
 28. 493-495. 
 
 Minge, , land lapses, 2. 500. 
 
 Minge, David, Jr., sells land, 24. 
 
 528-9. 
 Minge, David, Sr., 24. 528. 
 Minge, Mary, sells land, 24. 528-9. 
 Minge, Ruth, imported, 1. 654. 
 
 Mingo, , army rank, 16. 1108. 
 
 Mingo Hoopoic, treaty with U. S. for 
 
 Choctaws, 18. 799-802. 
 Mingoes, go to war against colonists, 
 
 10. 661. 
 Mings, James, vestryman,, 2. 208; 23. 
 
 7. 
 Mington, John, to Nash on his com- 
 mission as clerk, 14. 845. 
 Miniature, Party-Tyranny; or an oc- 
 
 casional bill in, 2. 890-923. 
 Minister, insulted, 2. 922. 
 Ministers, act for maintenance of, 1. 
 572; 2. 867-882; 25. 151, 365. 
 all regular m. allowed to perform 
 marriage ceremony, 23. 997. 
 amount of salary in S. C, 2. 872. 
 bad character, 1. 713. 
 bill to encourage, 19. 435, 726, 767, 
 
 771. 
 difficulties of, 1. 602. 
 exempted from drafts, 24. 361; from 
 
 musters, 23. 941. 
 Gerrard appears, 1. 616. 
 incorporated, 2. 871-872. ? 
 instructions on, 5. 1136. 
 lack of, 1. 602, 7.66; 5. 314, 315, 
 lands for use of, 1. 92. 
 list of, 7. 457. 
 methods of removal in S. C, 2. 873- 
 
 874. 
 need of, 3. 48. 
 
 no maintenance for in Md., 1. 234. 
 none in Albemarle, 1. 184. 
 none in province, 3. 152; 2. 755. 
 not to sit in gen. assem., 10. 1011; 
 
 22. 668. 
 number in province, 7. 490. 
 penalty for immorality and perqui- 
 sites, 23. 190. 
 petition for, 1. 604. 
 public money to be appropriated 
 
 for, 24. 879. 
 punishment considered, 6. 716, 722. 
 rights and privileges, 6. xxx, xxxi, 
 
 xxxii. 
 salary, 2. 211, 228. 
 voluntary subscriptions for, 1. 616. 
 wanted in S. C, 1. 207. 
 Minnes, Jno., in militia, 22. 419. 
 Minnin's Ferry, British near, 22. 547. 
 
 Minnis, -, brigade major, 12. 512, 
 
 533, 542. 
 Minnis, Holman, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Minnis, James, juror, 8. 72. 
 Minnis, John, in Indian war, 10. 760. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Minon, Richard, shipmaster, 13. 95. 
 Minor. See Miner. 
 Minor, George, pay to, 22. 487. 
 Minor, Geo., takes oath, 22. 171. 
 Minor, James, a J. P., 4. 348. 
 land grant to, 4. 342, 349. 
 Minor, Thomas, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Minor, Thos., in Indian War, 10. 754. 
 Minora, Nicholas, deserts, 11. 729; 
 
 15. 703. 
 Minorca, 5. 609. 
 
MINOT'S HISTORY 
 
 116 
 
 MISSISSIPPI 
 
 reported as captured, 5. 611. 
 Minot's History of Mass., quoted, 5. 
 
 251-255. 
 Minott, John, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Minott, John, Jr., prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Minsey, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Minsey, Richard, juror, 2. 474, 704. 
 IViinshaw, Diamissian, petitions on 
 
 county bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Minshaw (IVlenshaw), Richard, en- 
 croaches on Indians, 4. 632. 
 Minshew, Jacob, in militia, 22. 360. 
 IVlinshew, Jno., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Minshew, Jno., in militia, 22. 360. 
 IVlinshew, Jno., Jr., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Minson, Mas., army rank 16. 1118. 
 Mint, ordinance to establish, 18. 764- 
 
 767, 769. 
 Minton, Jethro, recommends Earle, 6. 
 
 241. 
 Minute Men, organization, 10. 204- 
 205, 207, 208, 284, 285, 286-288, 
 289, 291, 294, 354. 
 plan to regulate considered, 10. 
 
 196-201. 
 rank, 10. 367-368. 
 to disband, 10. 515. 
 Minyard, Jno., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Minyard, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 
 602. 
 nights proved, 4. 598. 
 Mior, Andrew, in militia, 22. 384. 
 Mire, John, 22. 463. 
 Mire, Jacob, bill of and pay to, 22. 
 
 468. 
 Mires, Henry, in army, 15. 718. 
 Mires, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Miro (Mero) Dist., Terin., 21. vi, 180, 
 251, 253, 269, 272, 329, 357, 385, 
 401, 423, 435, 615, 617, 624, 637, 
 685, 710; 25. 1, 2, 3. 
 act for more time for surveys, 25. 
 62; for relief of those wounded 
 by Indians, 25. 58-9; on sale of 
 salt licks and springs, 25. 31-3; to 
 create, 24. 975; 26. 60; to pro- 
 vide salary for judge, 25. 60. 
 atty gen. for elected, 21. 403-404, 
 
 412, 712, 714, 717. 
 bill for relief of persons wounded 
 by Indians, 21. 284, 287, 341, 405, 
 636, 714, 718; salary for etc. and 
 appoint judge for, 21. 340, 346, 
 374, 399; to make extra allow- 
 ance to judge ot, 21. 314, 676, 708. 
 militia officers for, 20. 565, 567, 
 
 568; 21. 123, 125, 127. 
 Mirrer, Ephriam, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Mirrideth. See Meredith, Meridith. 
 Mirrideth, Thos., land lapses, 2. 484. 
 Miry Creel<, 2. 795. 
 
 Miscegenation, act an and penalty 
 for, 23. 65, 195, 345. 
 See also Intermarriages. 
 Misdemeanors, ordinance on, 10. 983, 
 992. 
 tried before co. cts., 25. 407. 
 Misdemeanors of officers, Eng. act on 
 
 in force in N. C, 23. 319. 
 Misell, Wm., juror, 4. 525. 
 Misgovernment, cases cited by assem- 
 bly, 3. viii. 
 Misinlina, J., receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 27. 209. 
 Mispleadings, Eng. act on in force in 
 
 N. C, 23. 322. 
 Misprision of treason, act to define 
 and punish, 24. 9-12, 84-89, 124, 
 213, 267, 329, 395, 427, 490. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 325. 
 Missilimakinac Fort, to be cont'd, 7. 
 
 708. 
 Missionaries, Blair, 1. 600-3. 
 free passage over ferries to, 4. 549, 
 
 561, 571. 
 need of, 2. 126, 200-201, 430, 432-433, 
 
 531, 605; 6. 710. 
 number needed, 4. 878. 
 not supported by people, 2. 122. 
 salary, 4. 753; not paid, 4. 754. 
 will of Taylor, 2. 492, 493. 
 see also S. P. G. 
 Missions, Presbyterian, 5. 1199. 
 Missoures, 6. 1320. 
 Mississippi, 11. 592. 
 Mississippi (Messissippi, Misohacebe, 
 Missisipy) River, 4. x, xiil, 158, 
 256, 1074; 5. xxx, xli, Iv, 109, 320, 
 321, 360, 370, 385, 464, 465, 466, 
 584, 635; 6. 25, 260, 521, 617, 618, 
 785, 806; 6. 1032; 7. 214, 234, 236, 
 238, 239, 270, 281, 282, 508, 839; 
 9. 179, 320; 10. 374, 376; 11. 372, 
 755; 13. 379; 14. 244; 16. 342, 
 710, 888, 912, 920; 17. 26, 77, 79, 
 465, 466, 519, 580; 18. 493, 787; 
 19. 612, 621, 905; 20. vli, 294, 536, 
 653, 745, 746; 21. 351; 22. 1000; 
 24. 141, 478, 562, 565. 
 Americans take Spanish fort on, 
 
 17. 524. 
 and U. S. boundary, 16. 750, 759; 
 
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY 
 
 117 
 
 MITCHELL, MR. 
 
 17. 6; boats seized, 22. 675. 
 boundary of English possessions, 6. 
 
 992. 
 bounds N. C, 4. 1073. 
 conquest of hoped, 6. 221. 
 danger of attack from, 5. 830. 
 fine navigation of, 22. 899-902. 
 French and Spanish to be removed 
 from region of, 6. 974, 975; 11. 
 181. 
 French colony on, 2. 177, 231, 232, 
 383, 422; fort on, 5. 174, 222; re- 
 treat to, 5. 987; should be driven 
 from, 6. 60, 64; troops for, 5. 569. 
 Included in Va. charter, 2. 383. 
 land grabbing expedition to be sent 
 
 to, 10. 324. 
 Mass. and Conn, claims extend to, 
 
 17. 99. 
 navigated by French, 2. 421. 
 navigation of, 14. 205; 18. 359; 20. 
 242, 602, 677, 735, 745; 21. 475, 
 539; discussed, 20. 274, 279-280, 
 289, 471; left open, 16. 752; 18. 
 8. 
 occupied by French, 3. 10, 111. 
 proposals for settlement of Transyl- 
 vania on, 9. 1129-1131. 
 proposed as boundary of French 
 
 and English, 2. 350-351. 
 proposed settlement of Swiss on, 
 
 1. 965. 
 quarrel over, 17. 187. 
 resolves on navigation of, 21. 509- 
 
 510. 
 sources, 5. 10, 11. 
 Spain not willing for U. S. to go to, 
 
 15. 57. 
 trade on, 6. 1320. 
 white settlers on, 10. 765, 766. 
 Mississippi Valley, claimed by Spain, 
 
 21. V. 
 Mitchall. See Mitchell. 
 Mitchall, Abram, road coms'r., 23. 
 
 221. 
 Mitchel. See Michel, Mitchell. 
 
 Mitchel, , escapes from jail, 6. 
 
 743. 
 Mitchel, Abraham, in militia, 22. 160. 
 Mitchel, Anthony, in militia, 22. 338. 
 Mitchel, Anthony, land grant to, 4. 
 
 950. 
 Mitchel, Arthur, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Mitchel, David, claims allowed, 8. 468 
 Mitchel, David, horse racer, 9. 370. 
 Mitchel, David, in militia, 22. 375. 
 
 Mitchel, David, juror, 7. 843, 845, 846. 
 Mitchel, Davis, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 11. 250-254. 
 Mitchel, Edmund, land grant to, 4. 
 
 946. 
 Mttchel, 
 
 539. 
 Mitchel, 
 
 Edward, petition ment'd, 3. 
 
 on land 
 
 Frances, petitions 
 
 grants, 11. 250-284. 
 Mitchel, Isham, in militia, 22. 162. 
 M'itchel, Jacob, in militia, 22. 352. 
 Mitchel, James, and Tuscarora affairs, 
 
 7. 360-361. 
 Mitchel, James, claim allowed, 22. 
 
 403. 
 Mitchel, James, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Mitchel, Jas., in militia, 22. 308. 
 Mitchel, Jas., in militia, 22. 375. 
 Mitchel, James, land grants to, 4. 616. 
 Mitchel, James, takes oath, 22. 176. 
 Mitchel, James, vestryman, 25. 250. 
 Mitchel, John, petition on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Mitchel, John, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-8. 
 Mitchel, J no., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 Mitchel, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Mitchel, John, Jr., in militia, 22. 160. 
 Mitchel, Josiah, in militia, 22. 371. 
 Mitchel, Josiah, takes oath, 22. 176. 
 Mitchel, Julius, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Mitchel, R., clerk S. Franklin, 22. 
 
 714, 727. 
 Mitchel, Robt., in militia, 22. 368. 
 Mitchel, Robt., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Mitchel, Robert, land grant to, 4.703- 
 
 704. 
 Mitchel, Robert, regulators' entry on 
 
 cause of, 8. 236. 
 Mitchel, Theophales, in prison, 15. 
 
 532. 
 Mitchel, Will., land grant to, 4. 335. 
 Mitchel, Wm., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Mitchel, Wm., in militia, 22. 275. 
 See Michel, Mitchel. 
 , circular of ment'd, 14. 
 
 Mitchell. 
 Mitchell, 
 820. 
 Mitchell, 
 Mitchell, 
 Mitchell, 
 Mitchell, 
 Mitchell, 
 Mitchell, 
 Mitchell, 
 Mitchell, 
 
 pay to, 22. 499. 
 . jailed, 22. 846. 
 2. 167. 
 8. 250. 
 11. 786, 796. 
 13. 371, 374, 381. 
 16. 856. 
 aids and advises Barn- 
 
MITCHELL, MK. 
 
 118 
 
 MITCHELL, JAMES 
 
 com. of assem., 
 727, 823; 13. 534, 
 
 12. 
 
 626, 
 
 Q. M., 12. 499, 500. 
 takes losses to Burke, 
 
 well, 1. 904. 
 Mitchell, Mr., in 
 560, 665, 
 627. 
 Mitchell, Mr. 
 Mitchell, Mr. 
 15. 624. 
 Mitchell, Mr., to report on powder, 10. 
 
 135. 
 Mitchell, Capt., wounded, 15. 751. 
 Mitchell, Col., and army frauds, 18. 
 308. 
 examined on frauds, 18. 108, 335. 
 on New River, 22. 539. 
 M'.tchell, Col., besieges Indians, 1. 875. 
 causes arrest of men for mutiny, 1. 
 
 870. 
 commands troops at Neuse, 1. 874. 
 Mitchell, Maj., 14. 828, 832. 
 
 to report on troops, 15. 404. 
 Mitchell, Abner, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mitchell, Abraham, a J. P., 3. 256; 4. 
 46, 346. 
 powder receiver, 4. 374, 403. 
 rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Mitchell, Abraham, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 15. 721; 16. 1108. 
 Mitchell, Adam, petition on C. H., 9. 
 806-808. 
 sells land for Presbyterian church, 
 7. 507, 857-859. 
 Mitchell, Alex., exempted, 6. 482. 
 Mitchell, Alexander, jailed, 22. 846. 
 Mitchell, Alex., petitions for exchange, 
 
 15. 150, 154-155. 
 Mitchell, Andrew, a J. P., 5. 813. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 Mitchell, Andrew, claim, 9. 489. 
 Mitchell, Andw., petitions, 19. 933. 
 Mitchell, Andrew, vestryman, 23. 
 
 384. 
 Mitchell, Arch'd., takes oath, 22. 170. 
 Mitchell, Arthur, army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Mitchell, Bethw., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mitchell, Billy, leaves Indiam lands, 
 
 25. 507-9. 
 Mitchell, Chas., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mitchell, Charles, exempted, 9. 458. 
 Mitchell, Charles, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-807. 
 Mitchell, Charles, public buildings to 
 
 be on lands of, 24. 798. 
 Mitchell, Charles, takes oath, 22. 168. 
 Mitchell, David, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Mitchell, David, asks pardon for 
 
 Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 Mitchell, David, claims allowed, 9. 
 
 717, 756. 
 Mitchell, David, in militia, 22. 365. 
 Mitchell, David, juror, 8. 72. 
 Mitchell, David, lieut. of light horBe, 
 
 13. 734; 14. 264. 
 Mitchell, David, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Mitchell, Edward, a J. P., 4. 4. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 55, 56. 
 
 Mitchell, Elijah, in assem., 21. 2, 3, 
 
 35, 43, 47, 52, 66, 68, 74, 77, 92, 
 
 106, 109, 115, 121, 155, 157, 160, 
 
 168, 179, 189. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 2, 5, 25, 28, 29, 
 
 30, 31. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 46, 49. 
 Mitchell, Ephm., prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Mitchell^ Ezkl., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Mitchell, Fredk., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Mitchell, George, army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1120. 
 captain, 10. 518, 520, 620, 632, 640. 
 coms'r of navigation, 24. 593; on 
 
 school, 24. 534. 
 in assembly, 12. 656, 698, 723, 736, 
 737, 816, 872, 879; 13. 625; 16. 2; 
 3, 28, 49, 127, 153, 156, 165, 167; 
 17. 715; 18. 23, 24, 59, 61, 69, 90, 
 134, 136, 154, 156, 161, 171, 185, 
 211, 314, 451; 19. 9, 375, 378, 388, 
 389, 394; 20. 193, 249, 353, 369, 
 370, 378, 380, 390, 416, 426, 427, 
 431, 434, 473, 500, 580. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 501. 
 on com. of assembly, 16. 27, 28; 
 17. 643, 723, 727, 735; 18. 31, 46, 
 57, 80, 264, 283, 285. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 504. 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 petition, 18. 103, 126, 164-165, 178, 
 
 351, 395. 
 resigns as colonel, 20. 274, 456. 
 Mitchell, Geo., major, 22. 966. 
 Mitchell, Gilbert, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Mitchell, Jacob, army pay, 17. 230. 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 claim, 9. 488; allowed, 9. 413, 414, 
 
 527, 528, 536; 22. 878. 
 pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Mitchell, Jacob, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 
 wagons hired from, 8. 709. 
 Mitchell, James, a J. P., 4. 813. 
 Mitchell, James, army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mitchell, Jas., in militia, 22. 365. 
 Mitchell, James, leases Indian lands. 
 
MITCHELL, JAMES 
 
 119 
 
 MOBILE 
 
 25. 507-9. 
 
 Mitchell, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-8. 
 
 Mitchell, James, takes oath, 22. 168. 
 
 Mitchell, James, vestryman, 23. 497. 
 
 Mitchell, Jese, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 
 Mitchell, Jesfe, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Mitchell, Jo., prisoner, 10. 970, 991. 
 
 Mitchell, Joab, in militia, 22. 365. 
 
 Mitchell, Joab, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 
 Mitchell, Job, army rank, 16. 1111. 
 
 Mitchell, John, 11. 814, 820, 822, 826. 
 
 Mitchell, John, allowed to export 
 wheat, 1. 852. 
 
 Mitchell, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 Mitchell, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 Mitchell, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 Mitchell, Jno., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 
 Mitchell, Jno., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 
 Mitchell, Jno., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Mitchell, Jno., army ramk, 16. 1197. 
 
 Mitchell, John, army record, 13. 479. 
 
 Mitchell, John, at council of war, 7. 
 842. 
 furnishes goods, 7. 1009; 22. 406. 
 in assem., 7. 320, 342, 343, 397, 411; 
 
 on com. of assem., 7. 345. . 
 surety, 8. 18-19. 
 to build jail, 23. 621. 
 Tryon to on goods for Cherokees, 
 
 7. 466-467. 
 witness, 7. 859. 
 
 Mitchell, John, court martialed, 12. 
 488. 
 
 Mitchell, John, in army, 15. 734. 
 
 Mitchell, John, petitions for division 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Mitchell, John, treasonable letters di- 
 rected by, 14. 871, 872, 873. 
 
 Mitchell, Jos., in army, 15. 719. 
 
 Mitchell, Josh., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 
 Mitchell, Mark, Watauga, to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 
 Mitchell, Martha, petition, 20. 224, 
 259, 408, 414, 435, 445. 
 
 Mitchell, Nathaniel, in C. C, 18. 488, 
 548, 552, 640, 641. 
 expected in C. C, 20. 603. 
 
 Mitchell, Nazareth, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 Mitchell, Oliver, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 Mitchell, Oliver, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 
 Mitchell, Peter, asks increased salary 
 for inspectors, 5. 961. 
 
 Mitchell, R., clerk S. of Franklin, 22. 
 714, 727. 
 
 Mitchell, Randolph, takes oath, 22. 
 
 176. 
 Mitchell, Robert, lamd grant to, 4. 635. 
 Mitchell, Robert, pay to, 22. 924. 
 Mitchell, Robert, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-809. 
 Mitchell, Solomon, 22. 155. 
 Mitchell, Theophilus, 20. 408, 435. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Mitchell, Wm., administrator, 2. 67. 
 asks for land patent, 2. 353. 
 petitions for appraisers, 2. 68. 
 Mitchell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Mitchell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Mitchell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mitchell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mitchell, Wm., in army, 13. 521. 
 Mitchell, Wm., regulator, 7. 736. 
 Mitchell's, 15. 379, 383. 
 Mitchell's River, 22. 100, 141. 
 Mitchener, John, juror, 4. 516. 
 Mitchillemackenac^ not surrendered, 
 
 17. 588. 
 Mitchin, Jeremiah, land grant to, 4. 
 
 588-589. 
 Mitchiner, Jeremiah, in militia, 22. 
 
 326. 
 Mites, Geo., juror, 25. 190. 
 Mitford, Anthony, 19. 143. 
 Mittam's Point, act for town on, 23. 
 
 170-171, 336; repealed, 25. 330. 
 Mittimus, must be used for, imprison- 
 ment, 3. 104, 105. 
 use of, 5. 1121. 
 Mixedon, John, deposition by ment'd, 
 
 8. 307. 
 Mixom, Chas., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 
 Mixon, , to be arrested, 10. 427. 
 
 Mixon, George, surety, 5. 423-424. 
 Mixon, Jno., in militia, 22. 320. 
 Mixon, John, law suit, 2. 99, 150. 
 Mixon, Salathial, claims allowed, 6. 
 
 210. 
 Mizell, Edward, a volunteer, 14. 839. 
 Mizell, Ed., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Mizell (Mizzle), Luke, act for town on 
 
 lands of 24. 777-8. 
 bill for town on lands of, 20. 62, 
 
 90. 
 town coms'r, 24. 777. 
 Mizell, Luke, Sr., juror, 4. 523. 
 Mizell, Wm., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Mob, banishes Sothell, 1. 371. 
 
 in England, 14. 592. 
 Mobile (Mobeil, Movill, Moville), Ala., 
 
 5. 385; 6. 618, 785; 7. 237; 8. 
 
 588, 671; 9. 179; 10. 329, 763, 764, 
 
MOBILE BAY 
 
 120 
 
 MOITOY 
 
 765, 767, 780, 785, 845, 861; 11. 
 204; 17. 519; 22. 184, 185, 1000. 
 
 capture reported, 15. 317. 
 
 ceded to Eng., 11. 192. 
 
 conference at by Indians and Span- 
 iards, 17. 83. 
 
 conquest hoped, 6. 221. 
 
 French at, 2. 177, 179, 231, 232, 422; 
 help Yemassees, 2. 197; should be 
 driven from, 6. 60, 64. 
 
 Galvez at, 15. 253. 
 
 Indian interpreter in, 7. 839. 
 
 limitations on settlement of, 11. 
 185, 195. 
 
 possible attack on, 8. 25. 
 Mobile Bay, 5. 751. 
 Mobile (Morllla) Fort, 2. 231, 232. 
 Mobile River, 5. 465; 6. 6l7. 
 
 fort needed on, 5. 466, 467, 468. 
 Mobley, Edward, militiaman, 9. 344. 
 Mobley, Edward, militiaman, 9. 689. 
 Mobley, Jeremiah, militiaman, 9. 344, 
 
 689. 
 Mobley, Israel, signs Pitt asso., 10. 
 
 221. 
 Mobley, Wm., land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Mobley, Wm., pay to, 22. 1013. 
 Mobson, Arthur. See Mabson, Arthur. 
 Mock, Christia, in militia, 22. 321. 
 Mock^son Swamp, 24. 838. 
 Mocoson Gap, 20. 773. 
 Mocossin Swamp, 23. 820. 
 Model, the Grand. See Fundamental 
 
 Constitutions. 
 Model of government for Carolina. 
 
 See Fundamental Constitutions. 
 Modlan, James, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Modley, Elisha, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Modlin, Benj., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 Modlin, Elisha, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 army rank, 15. 724; 16. 1116. 
 Modlin, Ezekl, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Modiin, Jeremiah, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1113. 
 Modlin, Miles, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Modlin, Thomas, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Modlin, Zebulon, 17. 232. 
 
 army rank, 15. 724; 16. 1116. 
 Modling, Benj., in army, 15. 726. 
 iVlodling, Miles, in army, 15. 725. 
 Modling, Thos., in army, 15. 724. 
 Modyford, Thos., ment'd, 1. 48. 
 
 letter to on settlements, 1. 46-47. 
 
 on proposed Barbadoes colony, 1. 
 41-42. 
 
 powers to, 1. 59. 
 proposals sent to, 1. 58. 
 Moffat, John, petition on land grants, 
 
 9. 1260-1263. 
 Moffit, Wm., detects knavery of Wood, 
 
 7. 764. 
 Moffitt, James, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Moffitt, Wm., exempted from pardon, 
 
 7. 851. 
 Mogar, Timothy, in Davidson's Co., 
 14. 294. 
 regulator, 7. 734, 813. 
 to Tryon on regulators, 7. 811-812. 
 Mogar, Timothy, in Davidson Co., 14. 
 
 294. 
 Moglin, Freeman, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mohaves, Richard, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Mohaw Indians, go to war, 4. 822. 
 Mohawk River, settlements on Indian 
 
 lands considered, 6. 582-584. 
 Mohawks (Mohocks), aid Tuscaroras, 
 2. 49. 
 send war message to Cherokees, 10. 
 
 773-774, 776-779, 780. 
 sent to Cherokees, 6. 740. 
 Mohocks Country, 7. 294. 
 Mohun, Hertz, petitions for Windsor 
 
 as C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Moir (Moyer), Rev. James, 4. 924. 
 character, 6. 710, 1039-40. 
 dead, 7. 458(?), 786. 
 deposition ment'd, 4. 1236; in case 
 of Lithgow vs. Moore and Rice, 4. 
 1110, 1111, 1121-1123. 
 employed in Edgecombe, 4. 872. 
 itinerant missionary and character, 
 
 7. 102-103. 
 letters quoted, 4. 794. 
 to S. P. G. on church affairs, 4. 
 621-622, 878, 923; 6. 233-234, 1050- 
 1053; on currency, 4. 754-756; on 
 Dobbs, 7. 7; on failure of assem- 
 bly to provide for ministers, 4. 
 603-604; on his own conduct, 6. 
 978-80; on his work, 4. 605-606, 
 606-608, 754-756, 791-792, 795; 6. 
 233-234, 316-317, 578, 735, 994-995, 
 1042; and travels, 7. 265-266; on 
 public affairs, 6. 316-317, 552; on 
 Tryon's work for church, 7. 145. 
 see also Moyer. 
 Moir, James, town coms'r, 25. 452. 
 Moir, Rev. Thos. (James?), dead, 7. 
 
 458. 
 Moira Family, 8. xxxiv. 
 Moitoy, medal to, 7. 209. 
 
•MOLASSES 
 
 121 
 
 MONEY 
 
 Molasses, chief support of N. C, 2. 
 761. 
 smuggled and seized, 7. 159. 
 statistics of, 26. 1271-2, 1280. 
 Molat (Mallett?), Mr., buys provis- 
 ions, is: 310, 311. 
 See Mallett, Peter. 
 Molbone, Malachi, In army, 13. 510. 
 
 Molesworth, , executed as spy, 
 
 11. 437. 
 Molesworth, Mr., at meeting of Board 
 
 of Trade, 2. 193. 
 Molett (Mallett?), Mr., and provisions 
 for army, 14. 590. 
 See Mallett, Peter. 
 Mollne, Elinor, witness, 1. 450. 
 Mollne (Mollnes, Maliones, Molin, 
 Moiline), Robert, estate given to 
 sisters, 2. 377. 
 juror, 1. 415, 426, 427, 428, 430, 446. 
 law suit, 1. 433, 445, 449. 
 surety, 1. 449. 
 witness, 1. 447. 
 Moline's Creek, 1. 629. 
 Mollet, Thos., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Molley, Archd, property confiiscated, 
 
 19. 672. 
 Molley and Pegy, brigantine, 4. 1119. 
 Mollish, Aaron, attends Board of 
 
 Trade, 4. 437. 
 Molloy, Mr., 2. 760. 
 Molloy, T., coms'r on pension claims, 
 
 24. 736. 
 Molls Run, 22. 322. 
 Molpus, Henry, voter, 15. 237. 
 Molpus, James, voter, 15. 237. 
 Molten, Maj., 19. 742. j 
 
 Molten, John, trustee, 24. 929. ] 
 
 Molton, Mr., on com. of assembly, 17. 
 
 914. 
 Molton (Molten), Abraham, 13. 311; 
 19. 742. 
 captain, 10. facing, 680. 
 Lillington to on movement of Br., 
 
 15. 496. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 
 164-166. 
 to Burke on raising of troops, 15. 
 499. 
 Molton, Elizabeth, bill to divorce, 13. 
 
 843. 
 Molton, Jacob, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Molton, John, 11. 523. 
 Molton, John, act to make him trus- 
 tee of Torrens, 24. 870-1. 
 Molton, Jno., in assem., 19. 391. 
 Molton, Jbhn^ Sr.,. capias issued 
 against, 2. 266. 
 
 Mome (?) Town, 12. 478. 
 Mon , Auborn, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10, 
 Monalapan Bridge, 13. 344. 
 Monat, John, prisoner, 15. 392. 
 Monat, Wm., 6. 1087. 
 Monatt, Wm., to Dry on seizure of 
 
 vessels, 7. 177-178. 
 Monceres, Wm., to lay out road, 25. 
 
 474. 
 Monck, George. See Albemarle, Duke 
 
 of. 
 Monck, John, juror, 25. 188. 
 Monckton, Gen., conquers Martinique, 
 
 6. 708. 
 Monckton, Robert, at Board of Trade 
 meeting, 2. 50-51. 
 on Va. boundary dispute, 1. 703- 
 704. 
 Moncreef, Thos., juror, 25. 188. 
 Moncrief. See Montcrief. 
 
 Moncrief, , goes to St. Augustine, 
 
 15. 262. 
 Moncrief, Maj., engineer, 15. 248, 280. 
 Moncrief, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Moncrieff, John, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Moricrieff, Thomas, juror, 4. 520., 
 Mondine, Kittrell, in militia, 22. 323. 
 Mondrin, John, patroler, 10. 451. 
 Monecatoocha, Indian, favors English 
 
 5. 435. 
 Moneck, Jos., juror, 25. 187. 
 Moneham, James, 2. 807. 
 
 Money, , sec'y to Cornwallls, 14. 
 
 680. 
 Money, Lieut., killed, 15. 305, 306. 
 Money, John, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Money, Valentine, building coms'r, 
 
 24. 238. 
 Money, act for militia officers to ac- 
 count for, 24. 166-7; for tax on 
 money, 24. 390-4; on deprecia- 
 tion of paper, 24. 484, 485-8; on 
 recovery of on promissory notes, 
 23. 586-8; on what is to be cur- 
 rent in S. C, 25. 142; to fix stan- 
 dard of coin, 18. 713-714; to im- 
 port half pence, 23. 779; 25. 515. 
 advanced on credit of U. S., 14. 505. 
 amount of county and State paper 
 wanted, 16. 734; of quotas asked 
 from each state, 15. 660. 
 assembly claims control over, 7. Iv, 
 
 v, vi, xxiv. 
 bill for scale of depreciation, 19. 
 177-186, 205, 218, 222, 227, 298-299, 
 312, 330, 349-351, 354; for settle- 
 
MONEY 
 
 122 
 
 MONEY 
 
 ment of accounts in dealing with 
 public, 17. 822-823, 838, 868, 869, 
 931-932, 936, 938, 951, 969; for tax 
 to redeem, 19. 415, 448, 464, 653, 
 657, 684, 690, 703, 705, 744, 777, 
 788, 798, 800, 809, 811-812; 20. 25, 
 40, 53, 101, 205, 206, 263, 267, 287- 
 288, 292, 385, 443, 468, 491, 513, 
 579, 586-588; on depreciation, 20. 
 139, 141; on interest, 19. 615, 640, 
 651, 680, 702; to allow deprecia^ 
 tion in, 17. 825, 894, 896, 901, 902, 
 909, 914, 925, 929, 934, 947; to 
 emit paper currency, 12. 790, 791, 
 793, 799, 810; 17. 345, 351, 355, 
 360, 364-366, 398, 405-406, 410-412, 
 413, 415-416; 19. 186, 216, 222, 227, 
 307, 310, 326, 346, 349-351, 354, 
 356; 20. 67-68, 78-79, 81, 82-83, 102, 
 111-112; to prevent fraudulent de- 
 preciation, 20. 177-178, 179-180, 
 319, 347-348, 354; to sink N. C. 
 specie tickets, 19. 428, 762. 
 
 borrowed in W. I. for State, 14. v, 
 204. 
 
 brought in by pirates, 2. 306. 
 
 cases not to be plead for, 1. 199; 
 25 131. 
 
 commissioners to make to meet in 
 Kinston, 13. 256. 
 
 committee to burn report, 18. 102, 
 127, 153, 155, 156, 194, 206, 217- 
 218, 220-221, 349, 375, 377, 431, 454, 
 455, 456; to consider depreciation 
 of, 13. 839, 876; 17. 894, 896, 901, 
 902, 914, 934; to expedite emis- 
 sion of, 10. 527, 532-535, 572-574, 
 575-576, 578; to fix scale of de- 
 preciation, 17. 811, 815, 816; to 
 receive from treasurer, count and 
 burn, 13. 562, 563, 596, 605, 664, 
 681, 699, 705, 729; to receive old 
 bills, 17. 295, 314-315; to receive 
 bills and burn, 19. 493, 503, 504, 
 614-615, 623, 654, 707; 20. 20, 24- 
 25, 26, 33, 45-46, 172, 175-176, 220- 
 221, 281-282, 289, 351, 413, 414, 
 469, 471, 507, 571-572; 21. 50; con- 
 tinental, report on, 16. 446-448. 
 
 correspondence on, 15. 374. 
 
 danger of borrowing too much, 16. 
 755-756. 
 
 depreciation of currency, 17. vii. 
 
 discussed, 10. 895-896. 
 
 drawing of from Cont. Treasury, etc. 
 discussed, 11. 511-512. 
 
 efforts to borrow, 14. 229-30. 
 
 emission of, 17. 38; proposed, 15. 
 
 198. 
 
 form of making grants, 4. 139. 
 
 governor and others asked to report 
 on paper issues, 17. 329. 
 
 hard to get from the states, 14. 347, 
 348. 
 
 indented certificates used for, 17. 
 782-783. 
 
 inspector's notes used for, 7. xviii- 
 xix. 
 
 lack of, 1. 715; 2. 292. 
 
 loan, not to be put on interest, 23. 
 131. 
 
 loaned by gov't on land security, 
 3. xiv, 145; to Burke, 15. 416-417. 
 
 measures by C. C. on currency, 22. 
 988-9. :> 
 
 mint established, 18. 764-767, 769. 
 
 necessity of borrowing, 15. 697-698. 
 
 needed, 1. 101; 14. 564, 565, 588, 
 589, 607, 628, 629, 632, 633, 655- 
 656, 684; 16. 221, 223-224, 532; by 
 gov't, 16. 8; by U. S., 19. 945- 
 946; for Indian treaty, 17. 489-490, 
 493; for troops, 13. 159, 160, 161, 
 163, 164-165, 166, 167-168, 169, 176, 
 183, 188, 190, 195, 207, 233, 447- 
 448, 453, 459; 14. 518, 830, 831, 
 832, 833, 834, 843, 847, 859, 860, 
 862, 866; 15. 8-9, 15, 23, 67; in 
 S. C, 15. 311; in Ya. and N. C, 
 15. 370, 371; to raise recruits, 11. 
 522, 574, 579, 601, 645, 679, 684, 
 787. 
 
 none for use against Franklin, 22. 
 688. 
 
 ordinance on supplying treasury 
 with, 10. 991. 
 
 paid to Burke, 15. 552. 
 
 paper, authorities to report on, 17. 
 323. 
 
 people pay debts in worst, 3. 185. 
 
 petition against paper money, 20. 
 270; of Blount on m. lost at Cam- 
 den, 16. 36-37, 106; on lack of, 7. 
 866-867. 
 
 printed by Davis, 13. 259, 279-280, 
 288. 
 
 public, act for officers to publish 
 application of, 24. 808-9; requir- 
 ing an accounting for, 23. 89, 
 333; to find use made of, 23. Ill, 
 334; 25. 210; to recover, 24. 720- 
 2, 739; treasurers elected to re- 
 ceive, 23. 273-5. 
 
 quarrel over appropriations of, 6. 
 1253-1254. 
 
 quarrel over bills, 6. 432. 
 
MONEY 
 
 123 
 
 MONRO, ANDREW 
 
 rates of exchange between differ- 
 ent sorts, 23. 294. 
 
 Read to Caswell on and amswer, 
 17. 483, 491-492. 
 
 redemption of continental bills, 16. 
 988-989. 
 
 reduction of circulation considered, 
 
 15. 197. 
 
 refused to N. C, 22. 978, 979, 980. 
 report on advancement to prisoners, 
 
 16. 657-8. 
 
 reports on emissions of, 8. 211-215; 
 to be made, 4. 4-5; on loans to 
 U. S., 16. 354-355; on that rec'd 
 and paid for 1782, 16. 928-929. 
 
 requisition for from C. C, 13. 864- 
 865, 866, 958. 
 
 Robertson to coin for Franklin 
 State, 18. 605-606. 
 
 scarce, 5. xi; in Tenn., 22. 682. 
 
 secured from France, 14. 564. 
 
 sorts and value, 23. 154-155. 
 
 speculation in, 16. 959-960. 
 
 stress of Cont. Treas. for lack of, 
 11. 682. 
 
 superintendents of press elected, 
 20. 100, 103. 
 
 to be borrowed on faith of Prov. 
 Cong., 10. 543. 
 
 to be drawn from Cont. Treasury, 
 15. 534. 
 
 to be raised for Cont'l army, 19. 
 630-631. 
 
 troubles from lack of, 11. 489-490, 
 494, 500, 501, 507; over deprecia- 
 tion, 14. 238. 
 
 U. S. to coin copper, 20. 684-685, 
 718. 
 
 value, 15. 15-16; of dollars in ster- 
 ling, 24. 23; of English money in 
 N. C; 19. 432; of English £ in 
 N. C, 19. 432. 
 
 See also bills of credit; currency; 
 proclamation money. 
 Money bills, may originate in coun- 
 cil, 3. 93-94. 
 
 to originate in council, 6. 655-656. 
 Money power, answer from House of 
 Commons on Jamaica resolution 
 on, 5. 758-759. 
 
 claimed by House of Commons, 3. 
 336. 
 
 control of discussed, 5. 1096, 1099; 
 sought by assembly, 6. 380. 
 
 resolve on origin of bills, 6. 909. 
 Moneyeck, 12. 517. 
 Moneyham, Thos., army rank, 16. 
 
 1120. 
 Monford. See Montfort. 
 Monford, Robert, signs letter of cred- 
 it for Scott and asks leave to 
 ship tobacco, 15. 575, 576. 
 Monger, Henry, 21. 824. 
 act for pub. buildings on lands of, 
 24. 542. 
 Monger, Robt., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Monger, Robert, in Davidson's Co., 14. 
 
 294. 
 Monger's Ferry, troops at, 14. 780. 
 Monk, Charles, land grant to, 4. 768. 
 Monk, George. See Albemarle, Duke 
 
 of. 
 Monk, Henry, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Monk, Israel, army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Monk, Jas., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Monk, James, land grant to, 4. 768. 
 Monk, Joel, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Monk, John, 2. 747. 
 Monk, John, a J. P., 4. 814, 1038. 
 Monk, Nottingham, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 15. 726; 16. 1114. 
 Monk, Peter, 2. 803, 804. 
 Monks, George, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Monks, James, land grant to, 4. 709. 
 Monk's (Munck's) Corner, S. C, 15. 
 27, 186; 22. 103, 142. 
 British at, 15. 244, 245; 17. 1031; 
 near, 15. 656; retire to, 14. 588; 
 surprised at, 15. 665; 16. 631; 
 taken at, 19. 885. 
 Monlier, Louis, tried for slander, 2. 
 401, 411. 
 
 Monmouth, , letter on customs 
 
 laws, 1. 458-459. 
 Monmouth, N. J., 22. 94, 121. 
 Monmouth (Monmouth C. H., Mont- 
 mouth), N. J., battle of, 13. 299; 
 19. 580, 957. 
 troops are thanked by Cont. Cong., 
 12. 500. 
 Monnyham, Jno., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Monongahela River, 5. xxii, 431, 432, 
 434, 436. 
 battle on, 5. 524. 
 Braddock defeated on, 5. 412, 420. 
 French fort on to be attacked, 5. 
 liig. 
 Monopolies, declaration on, 10. 1005. 
 not to be allowed, 22. 664; 23. 978. 
 Monro, Mr., 9. 1097. 
 Monro, Mr., 14. 722. 
 Monro, Capt., destroys Br. ship, 13. 
 
 362. 
 Monro, Andrew, witness, 6. 278. 
 
MONEO JAMES 
 
 124 
 
 MONTFORT, HARRY 
 
 Monro (Monroe), James, asks for in- 
 spection, 8. 80a. 
 protests against regulators, 8. 273- 
 
 274. 
 to Tryon on regulators, 8. 246-247. 
 Monroe, Mr., 15. 614, 615. 
 Monroe, Col., sent to watch events in 
 army and report to Jefferson, 14. 
 852-853. 
 Monroe, Geo., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Monroe, James, and Spanish treaty, 
 22. 901. 
 in C. C, 18. 488, 528, 548, 552, 640, 
 641, 754. 
 Monroe, James, given more time to 
 
 leave state, 22. 932. 
 Monroe, John, furnishes cattle, 18. 
 
 208. 
 Monroe, Malcolm, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Monroe, Michael road coms'r, 23. 
 
 870, 920. 
 Monroe (Munroe), Timothy de, claims 
 granted, 17. 303, 305, 370- 371, 
 382. 
 Monroe's Bridge, 24. 232. 
 Monserat (Monterat, Monserrat), gov- 
 ernment, 1. 225. 
 imports from, 2. 156. 
 taken, 13. 287. 
 Monson, Lord, at Board of Trade 
 meeting, 4. 325-328, 339-342, 435- 
 439, 585-587, 674, 757-758, 797-798, 
 848-850. 
 to Johnston on his failure to send 
 reports, 4. 756-757; on insuf- 
 ficiency of his reports, 4. 420; on 
 public affairs, 4. 285-286, 846. 
 to King on debts law, 4. 847. 
 to Newcastle on instructions to 
 Horsey, 11. 30. 
 Monson, Benj., petition on imprison- 
 ment of debtors, 5. 754. 
 Montagu (Montague), Lord Charles 
 Grenville, 7. 280; 8. 165. 
 arrival expected, 7. 215. 
 arrives in S. C, 7. 221. 
 Martin to on his imprisonment, etc., 
 
 16. 742-743. 
 prisoner, 16. 735, 739-740, 768, 933, 
 948; to be exchanged, 16. 735, 
 740, 741, 743, 933. 
 proposals on S. C. line, 7. 879; 8. 
 5, 10; 9. 276; considered, 8. 415, 
 458, 468; 9. 77, 279, 638; not 
 adopted, 9. 562; not liked in N. 
 C, 9. 48, 49; unjust to N. C, 9. 
 211-212. 
 
 to Hillsborough on S. C. boundary, 
 8. 554-555; and report on same, 
 11. 221-7, 230. 
 to Tryon on S. C. boundary, 8. 561- 
 
 2, 563; 11. 220-221. 
 Tryon to on cattle ranging in N. 
 C, 7. 267; on Cherokee boundary, 
 7. 448; on extension of S. C. line, 
 7. 876-877. 
 visited on S. C. boundary and an- 
 swer, 9. 299-300. 
 visits N. C, 7. 862. 
 
 Montagu, Wm., witnesses affidavit of 
 Sumners, 1. 298; Hudson's affi- 
 davit, 1. 274; Miller's affidavit, 
 1. 283; Taylor's affidavit, 1. 277. 
 
 Montagu Hills, 11. facing 80. 
 
 Montague, Bryan, army rank, 16. 
 
 Montague, Edward, agent, 7. 749. 
 
 Montague, Latency, does not take 
 oath, 22. 173. 
 
 Montague, Saml., army rank, 16. 
 1109. 
 
 Montague, 7. 995. 
 
 Montant, Patrick, land grant to, 4. 
 707. 
 
 Montcalm, captures Oswego, 5. xxviii. 
 
 Montcrief. See Moncreef, Moncrief. 
 
 Montcrief, Caleb, ensign, 18. 626. 
 
 Montcrief, Maxwell, army rank, 16. 
 1117. 
 
 Monteague, Roger, arrested, 1. 584. 
 executor, 1. 585. 
 law suit, 1. 586. 
 
 Montiath, Sam'l, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 
 Monterat, gov't, 1. 225. 
 
 Montesquieu, quoted, 13. 441-442. 
 
 Montford. .See Monford, Montfort, 
 Mumford, Munfort. 
 
 Montford, Mr., on com. assem. 15. 219. 
 
 Montford, Mr., reports on sugar, 14. 
 479. 
 
 Montford, Capt., in N. C. battalion, 
 13. 343. 
 
 Montford, Edward, witness, 7. 739. 
 
 Montford, Joseph, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 rank, 16. 73, 577, 609, 1110. 
 
 Montford, Robertson, sets up ware- 
 house, 20. 490, 511, 540, 553. 
 town director, 24. 515. 
 
 Montfort, Mr., 10. 1032. 
 
 Montfort, Capt., a prisoner, 14. 817. 
 
 Montfort (Montford), Lieut., on court 
 of inquiry, 15. 709. 
 on court martial, 13. 370. 
 
 Montfort, Harry, 9. 357. 
 
MONTFORT, HENRY 
 
 125 
 
 MONTFORT, JOSEl^H 
 
 Montfort (Montford), Henry, 19. 403. 
 Montfopt, Henry, advance to, 19. 642. 
 
 allowance to, 19. 185, 306, 310. 
 
 money to as coms'r on accounts, 
 24. 477, 484. 
 
 com. on capitol, 18. 804; on Cont. 
 line, 24. 567, 686, 722, 734; on 
 navigation, 24. 600; to get arms 
 and clothes, 12. 425, 426, 431, 433; 
 to settle army accounts, 19. 603, 
 604, 685-687, 697; 20. 191. 
 
 dist. auditor, 24. 373. 
 
 examined on frauds, 18. 89. 
 
 fair judge, 24. 284. 
 
 goods of impressed, 15. 524. 
 
 has powder in hand, 10. 633. 
 
 imports powder, 10. 691. 
 
 in army frauds of Continental line, 
 18. v-vi, 17, 18, 72, 162, 163, 248, 
 304, 339, 384, 385. 460, 470, 475. 
 
 in assembly, 13. 785, 812, 813, 824, 
 913, 925, 983, 988, 990, 1000; 16. 
 2, 3, 49, 89,; 17. 265, 268, 278, 285, 
 304, 354, 364, 365, 366, 387, 395; 
 18. 227, 228, 257, 307, 311, 312, 
 322, 323, 808; 19. 5, 141, 151, 172, 
 234, 235, 253, 263, 267, 275, 282, 
 286, 288, 295, 319, 334, 354, 359, 
 363, 381, 385, 389, 390, 393, 395, 
 406, 408, 413, 430, 489, 490) 500, 
 526, 607, 613, 622, 643, 671, 675, 
 688, 714, 718, 719, 721, 723, 729, 
 732, 738, 762, 763, 767, 771; 20. 
 52; 21. 2, 4, 47, 52, 66, 74, 77, 109, 
 110, 115, 121, 130, 133, 160, 168, 
 179, 190. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 25, "0, 32. 
 
 memorial on property, 20., 211, 214, 
 392. 
 
 on com. of assem., 13. 740, 790, 791, 
 804, 832, 867, 875, 921, 958, 967; 
 17. 337, 655, 660, 677, 727, 736, 
 739, 755, 758. 
 
 paid in tobacco, 16. 494. 
 
 payment to for Simmons, 19. 632. 
 
 pays debt to Boritz, 19. 711. 
 
 petition, 20. 504, 505, 518; 21. 43, 
 55, 62, 192. 
 
 protests against confiscation act, 
 13. 991-992. 
 
 rank, 16. 664. 
 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 189, 
 190, 191, 192, 193, 197, 198, 199, 
 204, 205, 207, 208, 210, 213, 214, 
 216, 217, 222, 225, 226, 229, 230, 
 231, 233, 235, 237, 238, 239, 241, 
 242, 243, 246, 247, 252, 253, 254, 
 
 255, 256, 257, 258, 260, 262, 263.. 
 resigns as tobacco coms'r, 19. 442, 
 
 778, 787. 
 resolution to release estate of, 20. 
 
 291, 472, 473. 
 roster of co., 16. 1006, 1018, 1019, 
 
 1034, 1035, 1045, 1046, 1053, 1059, 
 
 1068, 1079, 1080, 1092, 1098, 1105, 
 
 1106, 1116-17, 1126, 1130-1, 1137, 
 
 1138, 1148, 1161, 1173, 1179, 1188-9, 
 
 1194. 
 signs due bills of army accts, 18. 
 
 162. 
 supplies to, 16. 241. 
 to Burke on public affairs, 9. 1245. 
 to export staves, 10. 969. 
 to sell Pa. Farmer, 12. 623, 641, 
 
 745-746. 
 tobacco bought of, 13. 62. 
 tobacco commissioner, 15. 582. 
 witness, 18. 252; 20. 234. 
 Montfort, J. T., to McCulloh on his 
 
 employment as agent, 7. 877-879. 
 Montfort, James, recommended for 
 
 promotion, 1 1 . 716. 
 Montfort (Montford, Munford, Mon- 
 
 fort). Col. Jos., 8. 183, 184; 9. 
 
 1006. 
 and army frauds, 18. 375. 
 bill to make him public treasurer, 
 
 6. 1127, 1129, 1144. 
 
 bond as treasurer, 7. 671; 9. 591-592. 
 
 chm. com. of whole, 7. 573, 574. 
 
 executors to settle estate of, 10. 
 574. 
 
 holds note of Reid, 21. 55. 
 
 in assem., 6. 801, 1097, 1111, 1119, 
 1120, 1134, 1139, 1153, 1154&, 1163, 
 1172, 1175, 1185, 1191, 1194, 1198, 
 1199, 1206, 1225, 1233, 1235, 1236, 
 1245, 1263, 1267, 1268, 1271, 1285, 
 1286, 1289, 1290, 1301, 1304, 1305; 
 
 7. 49, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 73, 80, 342, 
 566, 576, 577, 584, 585, 598, 622, 
 625, 627, 631, 667, 916, 944, 972; 
 
 8. 106, 107, 303, 305, 320, 326, 454; 
 
 9. 108, 139, 141, 143, 146, 148, 171, 
 173, 174, 223, 421, 426, 429, 432, 
 448, 457, 497, 534, 5S9, 547, 587, 
 734; on com. of assembly, 6. 804, 
 805, 817, 823, 1092, 1099, 1126, 
 1134, 1153, 1164, 1199, 1204, 1205, 
 1263; 7. 944; 8. 309; 9. 450. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179. 
 instructions to as treasurer, 6. 1245, 
 
 1304, 1305, 1306. 
 law suit, 7. 37. 
 
MONTFORT, JOSEPH 
 
 126 
 
 MONTGOMERY, JOHN 
 
 McCulloli to oh meed of agent, 7. 
 
 754, 756. 
 nom. for collector, 19. 625. 
 on com. of correspondence, 7. 918, 
 973; 11. 229, 237; 23. 854; 25. 
 518. 
 rank settled and elects Q. M., 15. 
 
 700. 
 recommends McCartney, 9. 61-62; 
 
 Wilson, 11. 717. 
 report as treasurer, 6. 1232, 1282- 
 
 1238; 7. 318, 393, 649; 9. 577. 
 sick, 9. 357, 827, 1041. 
 surety, 9. 72, 74, 75. 
 to arm vessels, 10. 352. 
 to bring suit to recover parliamen- 
 tary grant, 7. 622, 666, 667, 670. 
 town trustee, 25. 487. 
 treasurer, 8. 1252; 7. 514; 23. 618, 
 
 723, 904. 
 witness, 5. 634. 
 Montfort, Joseph, ensign, 10. 517. 
 Montfort, Mrs. Joseph, 9. 827. 
 Montfort, Robert, attoi'ney, 1. 652. 
 Montfort, Robert, in Prov. Cong., 9. 
 
 1179. 
 Montfort, Robert, sells deer skins, 20. 
 
 697. 
 Montfort, Wm. (Henry?), on com. of 
 
 assembly, 18. 5, 21, 23. 
 Montfort, Wm., tobacco buyer and re- 
 signs, 22. 784. 
 Montgomerie, James, 4. 208. 
 
 Montgomery, . leather belonging 
 
 to, 14. 678. 
 
 Montgomery, , sells iron works, 
 
 11. 388. 
 to be paid for iron works, 1 1 . 413- 
 414; 22. 916. 
 Montgomery, Mr., 7. 822, 825, 829. 
 Montgomery, Mr., in assem. 21. 6, 90, 
 201, 207, 397, 405, 581, 598, 671, 
 679, 694, 696, 697, 709, 710, 714, 
 717. 
 Montgomery, Mr., on com. of assem., 
 
 27. 279, 278, 353. 
 Montgomery, Capt., payment by com- 
 pany of, 10. 319. 
 Montgomery, Col., 6. 313, 314. 
 sent against Cherokees, 5. xxii, li- 
 
 liii, liv; 6. 260, 261, 439. 
 troops retreat, 6. 266. 
 Montgomery, Alexander, petitions on 
 
 county bounds, 9. 633-635. 
 Montgomery, Alexander, petitions for 
 division of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Montgomery, Ann, land grant to, 10. 
 
 279. 
 Montgomery, Ann, estate settled, 9. 
 
 609. 
 Montgomery, David, pensioner, 22. 
 
 78. 
 Montgomery, Hu., 8. 280. 
 claim, 9. 487. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 166, 168, 173. 
 
 in assembly, 9. 396, 401, 413, 418, 
 
 421, 422, 437, 439, 480, 491, 506, 
 
 526, 542, 543, 557, 566, 589, 734, 
 
 913, 914, 931, 952. 
 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 168, 175. 
 
 on Rowan S. C, 10. 279, 280, 282, 
 
 309, 432. 
 payment to for provisions, 10. 628; 
 for troops, 7. 888 ; to pay executor, 
 22. 1014. 
 powder to, 10. 728. 
 to buy lead, 10. 566. 
 to pay for salt, 10. 999. 
 to report on powder, 10. 135. 
 tried for selling powder too high, 
 10. 10. 
 Montgomery, Hugh, in militia, 22. 
 
 370. 
 Montgomery, Humph'yi petition on 
 
 separation, 22. 705-9. 
 Montgomery, Gen. James, 8. 733. 
 besieges Quebec, 15. 681. 
 killed, 10. 448. 
 monument for, 13. 155. 
 reasons for fall of, 10. 807. 
 Montgomery, James, petitions, 19. 
 
 525, 527. 
 Montgomery (Montgomerie), John, 4. 
 
 59. 
 Montgomery, John, 9. 609. 
 Montgomery, John, 16. 210, 211. 
 
 a J. P., 4. 47, 346. 
 Montgomery, John, arrears of salary 
 due to, 9. 653, 654. 
 att'y general, against Burrington, 
 
 3. 139, 141, 239, 251. 
 brings in bill, 4. 389. 
 case against Burrington, 3. 356-368, 
 
 375-382. 
 chairman com. of whole, 4. 385, 386, 
 
 387. 
 challenged by Burrington, 3. 474. 
 chief justice, 4. 637; 11. 109; dur- 
 ing absence of Smith, 4. 591. 
 claims, 4. 149. 
 
 commission as att'y gen., 1 1 . 7-8. 
 commissioner to revise laws, 4. 379, 
 
MONTGOMEEY, JOHN 
 
 127 MONTGOMERY, THOS. 
 
 407. 
 complaints of Burrlngton against, 
 
 3. 421. 
 dead, 4. 1126. 
 
 deposition in favor of Porter, 3. 501, 
 502, 505-6, 515; ment'd, 3. 631; 
 against Burrington, 3. 473-4; to be 
 taken against, 3. 538. 
 deputy inspector, 3. 428. 
 drafts commission for Ct. of ex- 
 chequer, 3. 424. 
 draws protest against action of Bur- 
 rington, 3. 206. 
 ignorance, 3. 438. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 189, 362, 368, 370, 
 372, 374, 375, 377, 380, 387, 406, 
 414, 474, 482, 484, 489, 493, 496, 
 509, 510, 511, 512, 527, 548, 554, 
 557, 559, 560, 561, 565, 569. 
 inducts Rice as governor, 3. 633. 
 issues writ of replevin, 4. 681. 
 juror, 4. 516. 
 laclis capacity, 3. 436. 
 land grants to, 4. 56, 280, 329. 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 377, 383, 
 
 384, 385, 554, 555, 570. 
 opposes Burrington, 3. 374; and 
 
 tries to kill liim, 4. 164-165. 
 ordered to take charge of great 
 
 seal, 4. 4. 
 petition for land, 4. 274-275, 279; on 
 land patent fees, 4. 51; to coun- 
 cil against Moseley, 4. 32-33. 
 reports on revisal of laws, 4. 497; 
 on ways and means of supplying 
 troops, 4. 555, 557-559. 
 rights proved, 4. 594. 
 salary as atty gen., 22. 259. 
 says Burrington is to be turned out, 
 
 3. 437. 
 signs depositions, 3. 473. 
 suspended as attorney general, 3. 
 
 628, 629-630, 631. 
 takes deposition of Moseley, 3. 519. 
 to inspect public records, 4. 527. 
 to prepare proclamation on arrears 
 
 of quit rents, 4. 36, 37. 
 to report on revisal of laws, 4. 514. 
 villianies of, 3. 626, 628, 629-630.. 
 Montgomery, John, act for land to, 
 24. 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Montgomery, John, act for town o<n 
 lands of and town coms'r, 24. 
 780-1. 
 Montgomery, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 Montgomery, John, Bd. War on pro- 
 visions, etc., 14. 442-443. 
 in conv. 1789, 22. 38, 47, 48. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 949. 
 on Rowan Safety Com. 10. 252, 280, 
 
 282, 592. 
 pensioner, 22. 78. 
 petition, 21. 297, 299, 645. 
 revolutionary services, 22. 151-2. 
 sells saw mill to iron works, 12. 
 
 166-167, 336. 
 to deliver still, 13. 797-798. 
 Montgomery, John, coms'r of Eden- 
 ton, 23. 145; on school, 24. 869; 
 on town coms'r, 24. 775. 
 Montgomery, John, coms'ry, 23. 152. 
 Montgomery, John, in militia, 22. 382. 
 Montgomery, John, messenger, 10. 9. 
 Montgomery, Joseph, in C. C, 16. 455. 
 Montgomery, Joseph, released from 
 
 levy, 3. 303. 
 Montgomery, Matthew, petitions on 
 
 county bounds, 9. 633-5. 
 Montgomery, Michael, petition, 21. 
 
 737, 847-848, 858, 880, 885, 1038. 
 Montgomery, Robert, claim paid, 19. 
 
 692, 693. 
 in assembly, 17. 265-266, 293, 301, 
 304, 317, 318, 354, 359, 364, 365, 
 366, 387, 394, 395, 406, 425; 20. 
 7, 19, 121, 124, 163, 167, 180, 229, 
 238, 239, 240, 246, 275, 287, 288, 
 306, 475, 476, 478, 514, 516, 519, 
 520, 536, 543, 546, 547, 550, 554, 
 555, 567, 587; 21. 193, 195, 199, 
 213, 264, 288, 294, 305, 332 344, 
 345, 372, 379, 383, 402, 431, 578, 
 
 738, 751, 871, 873, 876, 897, 927, 
 930, 931, 937, 941, 946, 965, 970, 
 980, 989, 999, 1004, 1012, 1013, 
 1015, 1021, 1030, 1031, 1032, 1050, 
 1055. 
 
 in conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47,48. 
 owes state, 21. 1068. 
 supplies N. C. line, 16. 486. 
 Montgomery, Robert, in militia, 22. 
 
 382. 
 Montgomery, Sir Robert, proposed for 
 governor, 2. 299-301. 
 proposes settlement on Savannah 
 
 river, 2. 300-301. 
 sends out settlers, 2. 388-389. 
 S. C. opposed to grant to, 2. 449. 
 Montgomery, Saml., witness to. treaty, 
 
 18. 515. 
 Montgomery, Thos., cont. comptroller 
 
MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM 128 
 
 MOOER, JAMES 
 
 for state, 16. 731. 
 nominated as com'r to settle ac- 
 counts of N. C. and U. S., 16. 744, 
 896; 17. 33, 80, 163, 165; 19. 542, 
 556, 560. 
 Montgomery, Wm., in militia, 22. 419. 
 Montgomery (-rie), Wm., testifies on 
 
 plundering of troops, 14. 603. 
 Montgomery (fort), captured by Clin- 
 ton, 11. 666, 668. 
 Montgomery (countersign), 12. 447. 
 Montgomery, Co., 16. 180, 645; 17. 
 307, 646, 657, 684, 733, 763; 
 18. 31, 204, 262, 497; 19. 112, 
 278, 279, 519, 520, 522, 533, 
 931; 20. 8, 149, 541, 553, 
 174, 179, 211, 218, 222, 226, 272, 
 347, 361, 395, 586, 589, 715, 950, 
 951, 1070; 22. 144, 612; 24. 374, 
 582, 883. 
 
 act for public buildings in, 24. 299- 
 300, 542; for tax for public build- 
 ings, 24. 523, 594, 692-4, 844; 25. 
 12; on jurors, 24. 273-5, 452; to 
 alter time of court, 24. 260, 717; 
 to create, 24. 232-4, 299; to de- 
 stroy wild animals, 24. 749-50. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1186. 
 
 bill for public buildings, 13. 844, 
 862, 874, 934, 949, 964; 17. 928, 
 935-936; 19. 154, 158-159, 163-164, 
 270, 553, 591, 592, 602; 21. 778, 
 931, 938, 939, 1014; to add part 
 to Richmond, 20. 498, 509; to al- 
 ter place of courts, 21. 67; to 
 change C. H., 19. 561, 676, 683; 
 to change location of courts, 20. 
 529; to join part to Richmond, 21. 
 23, 35, 44; British recruit in, 14. 
 612. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 773-787. 
 
 court should be held, 14. 865. 
 
 drafts from, 14. 874; slow, 15. 140. 
 
 German Reformed churches in, 8. 
 745. 
 
 in Salisbury dist., 15. 377. 
 
 Lutherans in, 8. 7Tff. 
 
 members in assembly, 13. 736, 785, 
 799; 16. 2; 17. 635, 795, 878; 18. 
 
 2. 227, 819; 19. 1, 129, 133, 234, 
 264, 400, 718; 20. 2, 120, 302, 476; 
 21. 2, 194, 730, 872. 
 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 3, 38. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1075. 
 
 petition from, 18. 301; 21. 293, 359, 
 
 682; on lands of H. B. McCulloh, 
 19. 406, 407, 438-439, 730, 733; on 
 mill, 21. 906. 
 remonstrance from, 17. 845, 847, 
 
 848, 851, 945.. 
 tax in, 19. 701. 
 to remain in Salisbury dist, 24. 
 
 451. 
 Tories in, 16. 267; attacked in, 14. 
 
 751. 
 troops must draw provisions from, 
 15. 539; to be raised in, 14. 28. 
 Montgomery Co., Pa., 8. 733. 
 
 Germans in, 8. 729. 
 Montgomery Co., Va., troops raised 
 against Cherokees, 15. 47; to be 
 raised in, 14. 626, 627. 
 Montgomery C. H., 17. 278. 
 Monthly meetings of Quakers, 1. 688. 
 records, 1. 551, 552, 596, 628, 656, 
 665, 688, 719, 731-732, 813, 905; 2. 
 37. 
 Montjoy, Allan, in militia, 22. 377. 
 Montmorin, M. de, 20. 678. 
 Monto, Fredk., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Montour, Mr., 5. 404. 
 Montour, Andrew, ordered to Innes, 
 
 5. 134. 
 Montreal (Monreal), 5. 464, 466; 10. 
 454. 
 fire in and request for aid, 7. 374- 
 375, 380, 416-417. 
 Montrose, Duke of, at council, 2. 680, 
 
 732. 
 Montrose, Elijah, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Monument, to be erected to Nash, 11. 
 670; 12. 123, 124, 278-279, 282; 
 13. 6, 363. 
 Mony Shap Ford, 2. 811. 
 
 Moody, , serves at Guilford C. H., 
 
 19. 597. 
 Moody, Mr., cannot supply wagon, 14. 
 
 691. 
 Moody, Mr., in assembly, 19. 622. 
 Moody, Mary, 21. 641. 
 allowance to, 19. 639. 
 pensioned, 19. 596-597, 600. 
 Moody, Robt., Jr., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Moody, Thos., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Moody, Thomas, signs Cumberland 
 
 Co. Ass'n., 10. 29-30. 
 Moody, Thos., widow petitions, 19. 
 
 534 536. 
 Moody, Wm., goods seized from, 1. 
 
 866. 
 Mooer, James, asks for new county, 
 9. 91. 
 
MOOK, 
 
 129 
 
 MOORE, CAPTAIN 
 
 Mook, , takes out writ, 8. 69. , 
 
 Moon. See Moor, Moore, More. 
 
 Moon, , in assem., 7. 48. 
 
 Moon, , in assembly, 17. 963. 
 
 Moon, Geo. Lane, takes oath, 22. 179. 
 See also Geo. Lane Moore. 
 
 Moon, Jno., in militia, 22. 309. 
 
 Moon, John, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 
 Moon, Joseph, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 
 Moon, Roger, dead, 11. 116. 
 See also Roger Moore. 
 
 Moon, Sampson, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 Moon, Samps, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 Moon, Simon, petition on C. H., 9. 
 806-808. 
 
 Moon, Thomas, regulator, 7. 735. 
 
 Mooneham, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 Mooney, Capt., collects cattle and re- 
 ports on Tories, 16. 553. 
 
 Mooney, Thos., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 
 Mooney, Jno., in militia, 22. 372. 
 
 Mooney, Wm., army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 Mooney, Wm., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Mooney, Wm., in militia, 22. 372 
 
 Mooney, Wm., receives clothing, 16. 
 619. 
 
 JVIooney, Wm., resigns as J. P., 21. 
 419. 
 
 Moony, Jacob, Jr., signs Tryon Asso., 
 
 10. 162-163. 
 
 Moony, Wm., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 Moor. See Moon, Moore. 
 
 Moor, Ad., juror, 25. 190. 
 
 Moor, Adam, coms'r of Newbern, 23. 
 
 142. 
 land grant to, 4. 273. 
 petitions for lands, 4. 954-956. 
 Moor, Anenty, in militia, 22. 315. 
 Moor, Anthony, in militia, 22. 340. 
 Moor, BenJ., land grant to, 4. 964, 
 
 1043. 
 Moor, Berry, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166^ 
 Moor, Dennis, petitions for land, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Moor, Edward, juror, 3. 282, 319. 
 Moor, Ed., juror, 25. 188. 
 Moor, Edward, sold by admiralty 
 
 court, 3. 4066. 
 Moor, Elizabeth, sells C, 3. 35, 36, 38, 
 
 39, 40-, 42, 45, 46; 4. 656, 657, 662, 
 
 11. 86-91, 99. 
 
 Moor, Geo., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Moor, Jas., in militia, 22. 321. 
 Moor, John, asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 
 
 93-94. 
 Moor, Jno., in militia, 22. 315. 
 
 Moor, Jno., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Moor, John, land grant to, 4. 963. 
 Moor, Joseph, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-12. 
 Moor, Mary, land grants to, 4. 1243. 
 Moor, Nal, lives in Bladen, 3. 450. 
 Moor, Robt., juror, 25. 186. 
 Moor, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 950, 
 
 1238. 
 Moor, Stephen, in militia, 22. 315. 
 Moor, Thos., land grant to, 4. 279. 
 Moor, Thomas, land grants to, 4. 965, 
 
 1249. 
 Moor, Truman, land grant to, 4. 638. 
 Moor, Wm., a J. P., 4. 1040. 
 Moor, Wm., in militia, 22. 328. 
 Moor, Wm., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Moor, Wm., juror, 25. 189. 
 Moor, Wm., land grant to, 4. 353. 
 Moor, Wm., land grant to, 4. 636. 
 Moor, Wm., pay to, 22. 491. 
 Moor, Wm. Jr., juror, 25. 189. 
 Moor, Wm. Sr., juror, 25. 189. 
 Moore. See Moon, Moor, More. 
 
 Mcore, . 16. 947. 
 
 Moore, , burned, 10. 885. 
 
 Moore, • , commands Tories, 24. 
 
 996. 
 
 Moore, , gets Eden's papers, 2. 322. 
 
 Moore, , on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 62. 
 
 Moore, , prisoner, 24. 673. 
 
 Moore, Mr., 8. 862. 
 
 Moore, Mr., 11. 597. 
 
 Moore, Mr., 16. 659. 
 
 Moore, Mr., 17. 123. 
 
 Moore, Mr., affidavit wanted, 8. 251. 
 
 Moore, Mr., Indian affairs, 15. 254. 
 
 Moore, Mr., in assembly, 22. 7. 
 
 Moore, Mr., sends for arms, etc., 16. 
 
 555. 
 Moore, Mrs., pay to. 22. 945. 
 Moore, Widow, 10. 482. 
 Moore, Capt., 4. 950; 5. 6O4, 605, 1203. 
 Moore, Capt., 12. 519. 
 Moore, Capt., 22. 144. 
 Moore, Capt., arrives from Martin- 
 ique, 15. 71. 
 Moore, Capt., commands company, 10. 
 facing 680. 
 
 desertions from, 15. 510. 
 
 in regulator campaign, 8. 577. 
 
 on board of rearrangement 16. 575. 
 
 payment by company of, 10. 319. 
 
 petition, 19. 634, 635. 
 
 rank, 16. 665. 
 
 roster of co., 16. 1006, 1017, 1033, 
 1045 ,1052, 1067, 1079, 1098, 1105, 
 
 3-9 
 
MOORE, COLONEL 
 
 130 
 
 MOORE, DEMPSEY 
 
 1116, 1126, 1130, 1137, 1147, 1149, 
 1159, 1163, 1174, 1187. 
 shoes to, 16. 438. 
 wounded, 638. 
 Moore, Col., 2. 319. 
 Moore, Col., 11. 11, 13; 15. 446. 
 colonel of artillery against regula- 
 tors, 8. 574, 578, 666, 674. 
 goes against regulators, 8. 576. 
 rations to, 22. 269. 
 Moore, Col., on position of Indians, 1. 
 
 893. 
 Moore, Col., reports on movements of 
 British, 15. 585. 
 takes supplies for troops, 14. 384. 
 Moore, Ensign, needs clothing, 14. 
 682. 
 wounded, 15. 638. 
 Moore, Ensign, wounded, 15. 638. 
 Moore, Lieut., 14. 53; 15. 446. 
 
 stores to, 15. 597. 
 Moore, Lt. Col., tobacco agent, 16. 
 
 494. 
 Moore, A., quoted, 17. 631. 
 Moore, Aaron, 10. 120. 
 members of S. Com. from company 
 of, 10. 423. 
 Moore, Abraham, regulators' entry on 
 
 on causes of, 8. 239. 
 Moore, Adam, a J. P., 4. 47. 
 land grants asked, 4. 708, 709, 804. 
 rights proved, 4. 708. 
 Moore, Adam, Indian ranger, 2. 275. 
 church coms'r., 23. 231, 365. 
 ordered to sell, 2. 388. 
 road coms'r., 23, 222. 
 Moore, Alex., bill to aid him build 
 bridge, 6. 1223, 1229, 1231, 1235, 
 1238, 1264, 1266, 1281, 1282, 1289, 
 1293. 
 Moore, Alex., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Moore, Alfred, 16. 509; 18. iii; 19. 
 963. 
 acts as atty. gen., 16. 346-347. 
 army record, 13. 474. 
 atty. gen., 16. 90, 95; 19. 57, 59; as 
 
 prosecutor, 22. 611. 
 captain, 10. 187, 287, 955. 
 clerk of Bladen Co., 24. 16. 
 coms'r on Clark claims, 24. 457, 525, 
 526; on trade, etc., 18. 650. 658, 
 659, 660, 661, 681, 682. 
 in assem., 19. 2, 3, 5, 6, 18, 69, 89, 
 
 90, 115, 398. 
 Judge advocate of court martial, 15. 
 
 431, 432. 
 nom. for U. S. Conv., 20. 538. 
 
 nom. for Fed. Conv., 21. 94. 
 
 owes State, 21. 1070. 
 
 petition, 19. 509, 510, 511, 570. 
 
 prosecutes fraud, 18. vi. 
 
 to Caswell on N. C. line frauds, 20. 
 
 610-611. 
 trustee, univ., 25. 22. 
 Moore, Ann, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Moore, Anthony, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 Moore, Arth., instructs to send no pris- 
 oners to Eng. without evidence, 1. 
 868. 
 on Gary Rebellion, 1. 805. 
 on division of Caswell, 1. 772-773. 
 on temporary laws in the colonies, 
 2. 142-143. 
 Moore, Arthur, land case of, 5. 1090. 
 Moore, Arthur, allowance to for guns, 
 10. 571. 
 arms to be restored to, 10. 559. 
 asks for new county, 9. 89-90. 
 sent to Halifax to answer charges, 
 10. 494, 499. 
 Moore, Barrlnger, in militia, 22. 280. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 1249. 
 Moore, Barhlnger, in militia, 22. 306. 
 Moore, Harrington, a J. P., 8. 161. 
 Moore, Benjamin, a J P., 6. 1070. 
 Moore, Ben., land grant to, 4. 894. 
 Moore, Britain, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Moore, Charles, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Moore, Charles, enters caveat, 5. 1017, 
 
 1018. 
 Moore, Charles, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Moore, Charles, in Provisional Con- 
 gress, 10. 501. 
 Moore, Charles, resigns as major, 15. 
 
 145. 
 Moore, Charles, sheriff, 21. 1076. 
 Moore, Cuffee, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Mcore, Daniel, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Moore, Danl., Sr., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Moore, David, horse impressed, 16. 
 
 264-265. 
 Moore, David, in militia, 22. 396. 
 Moore, David, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 Moore, Dempsey, army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1112. 
 in assembly, 18. 1, 3, 24, 61, 90, 136, 
 154, 161, 171, 185; 20. 1, 3, 38, 39, 
 66, 68, 76, 81, 82, 83, 89, 102, 216, 
 301, 302, 329, 347, 370, 372, 378, 
 
MOORE, DENNIS 
 
 131 
 
 MOORE, GEORGE 
 
 380, 386, 390, 394, 416, 426, 427, 
 431, 434, 437, 473. 
 lieut. 10. 518. 
 officer, 18. 449, 458. 
 an com. of assem. 18. 9, 15, 46, 100, 
 
 241, 245, 285, 336. 
 petition, 21. '361, 395, 609, 616, 704. 
 resigns as major, 21. 323, 662, 665, 
 tax collector, 19. 706. 
 Moore, Dennis, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-6. 
 Moore, Edmond, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Moore, Edmund, voter, 15. 237. 
 Moore, Edward, felon, 22. 859. 
 Moore, Edward, 14. 196. 
 Moore, Edward, 21. 170. 
 Moore, Edwd., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 in assem., 19. 133, 138, 162, 168, 169, 
 172, 179, 211, 215, 218, 249, 280, 
 281, 287, 384, 387. 
 petition of executor, 21. 29. 
 Moore, Edward, a J. P., 4. 966; 5. 592. 
 Moore, Edward, building coms'r, 21 
 305. 
 debts due by, 9. 278-279. 
 juror, 2. 364, 587, 589, 657, 667, 668, 
 surety, 2. 659. 
 Moore, Edward, in charge of ammuni- 
 tion, 25. 552. 
 Moore, Edward, in militia, 10. 09. 
 Moore, Edward, lapse patent to, 2. 521, 
 
 682. 
 Moore, Edward, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 38, 243. 
 patroler, 10. 63. 
 Moore, Edw., pay to, 22. 491. 
 Moore, Edward, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Moore, Edward, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Moore, Edw., takes oath, 22. 170. 
 Moore, Edward, Sr., pay to, 22. 491. 
 Moore, Elijah, army pay, 18. 735. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Moore, Elijah, army rank, IB. 1122. 
 deposition, 19. 412, 438. 
 in militia, 17. 1057. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 petition, 19. 728, 741. 
 rank, 16. 73, 609. 
 Moore, Elijah, Cont. capt, 22. 1049. 
 Moore, Elijah, land grant to, 4. 280. 
 Moore, Elizabeth, transported, 1. 533. 
 Moore, Elizabeth, administration 
 
 granted to, 3. 217. 
 Moore, Epa, juror, 4. 522. 
 Moore, Epam, land grant to, 4. 635. 
 Moor, Epaph, land grant asked for, 
 
 4. 634. 
 Moore, Epaphraditus, quit rents of. 
 
 22. 242. 
 Moore, Epaphro., land grant to, 4. 66, 
 
 625. 
 Moore, Ezekiel, a volunteer, 14. 838. 
 Moore, Ezekiel, in militia, 22. 270. 
 Moore, F., in assembly (S), 19. 514, 
 
 517, 522, 610, 657. 
 Moore, Fredk., army rank, 13. 509; 
 
 16. 1112. 
 Moore, George, 10. 614. 
 Moore, George, a J. P., 4. 683, 1040. 
 Moore, Geo., a J. P., 13. 995. 
 Moore, Geo., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Moore, George, administrator, 9. 227, 
 
 228. 
 Moore, George, allowance to, 22. 815, 
 
 856. 
 Moore, Geo., carries . l^ter on stamp 
 act, 7. 169, 178, 179. 
 chairman com. of whole, 5. 699, 703, 
 717, 722 723, 1002, 1068; 6. 137, 
 142, 151. 
 commissioner to inquire in Spanish 
 
 wreck,, 5. 37-38. 
 congratulates Dobbs, 5. 334-335. 
 declines to serve in council, 6. 714. 
 fort coms'r, 23. 229. 
 in assembly, 4. 720, 731, 733, 741, 
 742, 749, 770, 775, 777, 779, 789; 5. 
 232, 244, 246, 504, 521, 524, 528, 529, 
 532, 534, 663, 673, 676, 677, 680. 
 687, 688, 692, 693, 715, 723, 725, 
 729, 734, 841, 843, 853, 864, 867, 
 875, 878, 879, 880, 887, 889, 892, 894, 
 905, 906, 910, 911, 918, 923, 1004, 
 1005, 1023, 1029, 1030, 1045, 1046, 
 1051, 1071, 1077, 1078; 6. 124, 132, 
 145, 152, 157, 168, 362, 470, 514, 
 662, 663, 800, 801, 846, 857, 859, 
 872, 890, 911, 924, 925, 927, 941, 
 943, 957, 963. 
 land grant asked for, 4. 701. 
 land grant to, 4. 703, 764, 887. 
 memorial in favor of Smith, 6. 58-60. 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 724, 737, 738, 
 773; 5. 523, 660, 690, 716, 844, 873, 
 892, 1017, 1039, 1042, 1043, 1087; 6. 
 76, 119, 135, 136, 350, 364, 368, 369, 
 429, 436, 453, 483, 804, 805, 817, 
 823. 
 on com. of correspondence, 6. 39. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 
 164-166. 
 recommended for council, 5. 440. 
 reports on land frauds, 5. 1088- 
 1094; on public accounts, 5. 793- 
 804, 965-975; 6. 201-209. 
 
MOORE, GEORGE 
 
 132 
 
 MOORE, JAMES 
 
 resurvey granted to, 5. 34. 
 road coms'r, 23. 230; 25. 264. 
 surety, 5. 827. 
 vestryman, 23. 191. 
 Moore, Geo., contributes to S. C, 10. 
 437. 
 district of, 10. 25. 
 in assembly, 17. 265, 266, 293, 304, 
 354, 359, 364, 365, 366, 368, 376, 
 387, 391, 394, 395, 406, 410, 421, 
 425, 878, 936, 963(?); 19. 391, 393. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 25, 28, 30, 
 
 35. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 141, 153, 165, 167, 
 
 173. 
 in the junto, 9. xliii. 
 nominated for C. of S., 12. 562, 670. 
 on Com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 169. 
 on S. C. of New Hanover, 9. 1107, 
 1109, 1111, 1150, 1151, 1153, 1222, 
 1265; 10. 24. 
 road coms'r, 23. 910. 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 Moore, George, Jr., to receive guns, 
 
 etc., 11. 591. 
 Moore, Geo. Laine, act for relief of, 
 24. 820-1. 
 memorial considered, 17. 284, 287, 
 290, 294, 416, 418; 20. 16, 23, 110; 
 and bill for relief of, 18. 100, 106, 
 118, 132, 149, 336, 345, 356, 358, 370, 
 372, 378. 
 See also Geo. Laine Moon. 
 Moore, Gregan (Greggan) land grants 
 
 to, 4. 1246, 1248. 
 Moore, Henry, patroler, 10. 63. 
 Moore, Henry, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Moore, Hugh, claims proved, 8. 517. 
 Moore, I., 22. 427. 
 Moore, Isaac, army pay, 17. 231. 
 army rank, 13. 476; 16. 1116. 
 on clothes for 10th regt, 11. 670- 
 671. 
 Moore, J., 16. 513, 515. 
 Moore, J., in assem., 19. 34; on com. 
 
 of assembly, 16. 60, 105. 
 Moore, J., recommends McCartney, 9. 
 
 61-62. 
 Moore, Jack, in assembly, 17. 134. 
 Moore, Jack, quoted on Tories, 16. 
 
 934. 
 Moore, Jacky, messenger, 13. 48. 
 Moore, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Moore, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 217, 
 
 335, 447. 
 Moore (Moor), James, 2. 18, 19, 30, U, 
 
 46, 62, 63, 259. 
 amount of ammunition on hand, 2. 
 
 20. 
 arrives at Neuse River, 2. 24. 
 attacks forts, 2. 5, 24-25. 
 att'y general, 2. 907. 
 captures Contentney fort, 2. iv. 
 character of troops, 1. 893. 
 charges against, 2. 902, 908. 
 church commissioner, 2. 874. 
 comes from S. C. to help N. C, 2. iv. 
 commands expedition against Tusca- 
 
 roras, 1. 880, 882, 956-957; 2. 15, 
 
 18, 19. 
 consulted by S. C. assembly, 2. 255. 
 destruction caused by Indians of, 2. 
 
 4. 
 election unjust, 2. 902. 
 expected from S. C, 2. 72. 
 further stay desired, 2. 46, 47. 
 governor of S. C, 1. 880; 2. 382, 383. 
 leaves N C, 2. 52 
 marches, 2. 19; in Albemarle Co., 1. 
 
 892. 
 necessity of his remaining in N. C, 
 
 2. 38. 
 noble conduct of, 2. 60, 62. 
 Pollock to on Tuscarora War, 2. 21- 
 
 22. 
 praise for, 2. 39. 
 promises Blunt protection, 1. 894. 
 reports on capture of fort, 2. 27, 36. 
 
 37; on losses in battle, 2. 29. 
 results of misfortune to, 2. 13-14, 
 
 15-16. 
 sent by S. C. on Cherokee expedit- 
 ion, 2. 257-258. 
 signs S. C. act, 25. 148 ; on oath and 
 
 church, 2. 867, 882, 913-917. 
 takes Indian prisoners, 2. 24; Indian. 
 
 slaves to S. C, 2. 2. 
 to go against Mattamuskeets, 2. 50, 
 
 53. 
 to leave Indians to guard settle- 
 ments, 2. 60. 
 to pursue Indians, 2. 45. 
 to stop Indians coming from S. C, 
 
 2. 52. 
 to reduce Mattamuskeets, 2. 39. 
 troops ment'd., 2. 7, 8. 
 victory of, 2. 44-45, 48-49. 
 witness for Pollock, 2. 61. 
 Moore (Moor), James, 8. 703, 710; 
 
 10. 350, 358, 388, 412, 426, 432, 
 
 465, 467, 468, 477, 494, 495, 524, 
 
 540, 615, 623, 627, 631, 744, 956; 11. 
 
 xi, 281, 296, 339, 340, 628, 704; 12. 
 
MOORE, JAMES 
 
 133 
 
 MOORE, JAMES 
 
 V, 23; 13. 394; 15. 785, 786, 787; 
 
 IS. 404; 19. 669; 22. 97, 153. 
 •a J. P., 6. 80. 
 action criticised, 1 1 . 334. 
 allowance for ferrage of soldiers, 6. 
 
 740-741. 
 ammunition to, 10. 263-264. 
 and stamp act proceedings, 7. 171. 
 arms, ammunition and troops to, 10. 
 
 555, 556. 
 arms collected for troops of, 10. 
 
 328. 
 arrives too late for Moore's Creek, 
 
 10. 482. 
 
 Ashe to on counterfeiting, 1 1 . 346- 
 347. 
 
 asks for new county, 9. 89-90; for 
 purchase of medicines, 22. 917. 
 
 at.council of war, 7. 842. 
 
 brigadier general, 10. 483, 508; 11. 
 X, 282. 
 
 Caswell to on army returns and 
 commissions, 11. 412-413; on lack 
 of money for march north, 1 1 . 
 424-426, 427; on reinforcements 
 for Washington, 11. 375-376; to 
 Walker on will of, 13. 49. 
 
 colonel, 10. 187, 243; 18. 823, 825. 
 
 commands against regulators, 7. 
 xxx; 19. 838, 841; 22. 429, 430, 
 431, 432, 435, 445, 460, 466, 467, 
 470, 473, 474, 871, 872, 873. 
 
 commands troops, 11. ix. 
 
 commissioned as Col. of artillery in 
 Tryon's army, 8. 699. 
 
 contributes to S. C, 10. 437. 
 
 correspondence with McDonald on 
 submission to King, 11. 276-279. 
 
 Council of S. to on ammunition and 
 prisoners, 11. 341-342; on powder, 
 
 1 1 . 310-311 ; on provisions and 
 ammunition, 11. 338. 
 
 dead, 11. xili, 454, 456; 15. 702. 
 defeats McDonald, 10. xii-xiv; 11. 
 
 289-290. 
 defends Charleston, 22. 730. 
 delivers letter to Regulators, 7. 841. 
 draws bill in favor of Polk, 13. 257; 
 
 on Kennon, 22. 769. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 572. 
 Eaton to on supplies for troops, 1 1 . 
 
 331. 
 enlistments in company of, 22. 498. 
 estate taxed, 15. 192. 
 fit for Cont. Cong., 10. xxxiv. 
 goes to South Carolina and returns, 
 
 11. xi. 
 
 guns to be delivered to. 10. 335. 
 
 Harnett to on militia and exchange 
 of prisoners, 11. 341. 
 
 helps in defense of Charleston, 10. 
 xxxix. 
 
 in assembly, G. 1094, 1096, 1097, 
 1098, 1101, 1102, 1111, 1127, 1142, 
 1143, 1150, 1156, 1159, 1162, 1163, 
 1171, 1178, 1211, 1229, 1230, 1259, 
 1262, 1277, 1281, 1282, 1305, 1306, 
 1307; 7. 57, 58, 71, 85, 168&, 350, 
 359, 375, 381, 399, 561, 596, 611, 612, 
 622, 628, 650, 667, 968, 969; 8. 106, 
 113, 116, 120, 135, 137, 146, 303; 9. 
 120, 139, 144, 154, 184, 190, 195, 
 223, 411, 448; 9. 472, 474, 524, 550, 
 589, 886. 
 
 in militia, 9. 344. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 141, 152, 165, 167, 
 173. 
 
 intercepts letters of Martin, 10. 160. 
 
 invades Fla., 11. xi. 
 
 land to be resurveyed, 6. 765. 
 
 letters of considered, 10. 543, 545. 
 
 major, 10. 205 
 
 militiaman, 9. 344, 689. 
 
 military services and children, 22. 
 1007. 
 
 misses chance to attack Tories, 1 1 . 
 301. 
 
 not to march troops to N. Y., 10. 
 878. 
 
 on com. of assem., 6. 1092, 1153, 
 1259, 1263; 8. Ill, 115, 118; 9. 
 105, 141, 151. 
 
 on com of correspondence, 11. 237; 
 23. 854. 
 
 on secret expedition, 10. 787. 
 
 on S. C. of New Hanover, 9. HOT, 
 1111, 1149, 1150, 1151, 1153, 1168, 
 1265; 10. 15, 24, 112, 262. 
 
 ordered with troops to N. Y., 10. 
 791, 801, 804-805; 11. xi-xii, xiii, 
 349, 353, 411-412, 414-426, 427; to 
 join Washington, 11. 705; to 
 march against Regulators, 8. 700. 
 
 orders N. C. troops to return from 
 S. C, 11. 707. 
 
 outranks Howe, 1 1 . xiii. 
 
 payment to for bridges, 10. 950. 
 
 pays regulation bills, 22. 430, 433, 
 434. 
 
 powder to be sent to, 11. 310, 312, 
 313. 
 
 prepares letter sailing Prov. Cong., 
 9. 1016, 1017-1018. 
 
 produces accounts, 5. 968. 
 
MOORE, JAMES 
 
 134 
 
 MOORE, JOHN 
 
 promoted col., 7. 832, 834. 
 
 rank, 17. 1047. 
 
 receives chief command of N. C. 
 troops, 10. 270. 
 
 reinforced, 10. 558, 563, 564; and 
 supplies sent to, 11. 296, 297. 
 
 reports on Fallon, 10. 418; on in- 
 tensions of British, 10. 337; on 
 situation of British, 10. 564; on 
 Moore's Creek battle ment'd., 11. 
 279-280; on troops and prisoners, 
 10. 503-504. 
 
 resurvey to, 6. 1012. 
 
 return of brigade commanded by, 
 10. 857-859. 
 
 sent to Charleston, 1 1 . xii. 
 
 service, 6. 284. 
 
 succeeded by Hand, 11. 750. 
 
 surrounds Highlanders, 11. 281. 
 
 takes prisoners, 10. 952. 
 
 tent cloth to, 10. 879. 
 
 thanked for Moore's Creek battle, 
 
 10. 475. 
 
 to appoint a secretary, 10. 930. 
 to arrest pilots, 10. 388. 
 to be furnished with arms, 10. 418. 
 to Caswell on blankets for troops, 
 
 11. 367; on need of money to 
 move troops northward, 11. 411- 
 412; on privateers and captures of 
 arms, 11. 416; on resignations 
 and promotions, 11. 376; on 
 troops, 15. 766. 
 
 to collect troops, 10. 938. 
 to court martial Love, 10. 472. 
 to Harnett on Cains, 19. 904-905; on 
 Moore's Creek battle, 10. 483-4; 
 11. 283-5; on powder for Char- 
 leston, 22. 747; on public affairs, 
 22. 751. 
 to march to S. C, 10. 947. 
 to make carriages for cannon, 10. 
 
 290. 
 to report on troops, 10. 876. 
 treatment of McDonald, 15. 764, 765. 
 troops to join, 10. 556; to be sent 
 to aid of, 10. 572; to be sent to 
 S. C, 10. 906, 912. 
 warrant to, 8. 706. 
 watches British at Wilmington, 1 1 . 
 xi. 
 Moore, James, a J. P., 13. 40. 
 Moore, James, a J. P., 15. 693. 
 Moore, James, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Moore, James, accounts of corrected, 
 
 10. 706. 
 Moore, James, allowance to, 22. 856. 
 
 Moore, Jas., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 
 Moore, Jas., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Moore, Jas., army rank, 16. 1122. ' 
 
 Moore, James, army recprd, 13. 474. 
 
 Moore, James, allowance to, 18. 466; 
 21. 186, 192, 425. 
 
 Moore, James, Cont. lieut, 22. 1049. 
 
 Moore, James, death, 5. xxiv. 
 
 Moore, James, door keeper of assem- 
 bly, 4. 494. 
 
 Moore, James, in army, 13. 518. 
 
 Moore, James, in Conv. 1789, 22 36 
 46, 49. 
 
 Moore, Jas., in militia, 22. 280. 
 
 Moore, Jas., in militia, 22. 282. 
 
 Moore, Jas., in militia, 22. 382. 
 
 Moore, James, land coms'r, 24. 469. 
 
 Moofe, James, land grant to, 4. 594 
 1246, 1248. 
 
 Moore, James, lieut., 15. 443. 
 
 Moore, James, lieut., rank, 16. 664. 
 
 Moore, James, major (2d), 10. 205 
 530. 
 
 Moore, Jas., maj., 20. 272, 460. 
 
 Moore, James, money from, 21. 1066. 
 
 Moore, Jas., officer, 18. 486. 
 on S. C. of Duplin, 10. 112. 
 
 Moore, James, payment to, 5. 967. 
 
 Moore, James, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 Moore, Jas., petitions, 19. 934. 
 
 Moore, James, rank, 16. 72, 576, 608. 
 
 Moore, James, resolve in favor of 20 
 598. 
 
 Moore, James, retails liquors, 2. 551, 
 55, 558, 595, 602. 
 
 Moore, James, road coms'r, 23. 910. 
 
 Moore, James, vendue master, 20. 266 
 27«, 442, 455. 
 
 Moore, James (Duplin), major, 10. 
 206, 531, 558. 
 
 Moore, Mrs. James, dead, 22. 1007. 
 
 Moore, James, Jr., petitions on roads 
 and ferries, 5. 164-6. 
 
 Moore, James, Sr., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 
 Moore, James C, patroler, 10. 63. 
 
 Moore, Jese, army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 Moore, Jese, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Moore, Jesse, witness, 10. 957. 
 
 Moore, Jessee, in militia, 22. 387. 
 
 Moore, Jo, estate settled, 19. 144. 
 
 Moore, Jo. W., petitions for Wheat- 
 field, 16. 660. 
 
 Moore, John, a J. P., 4. 713, 916. 
 
 Moore, John, allowance to, 22. 816. 
 
 Moore, Jno., army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 Moore, Jno., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 
 Moore, Jno., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 
MOORE, JOHN 
 
 135 
 
 MOORE, MARMADUKE 
 
 Moore, J no., army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Moore, Jno., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Moore, Jno., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Moore, John, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 89. 
 Moore, John, claim, 9. 489. 
 Moore, John, commands vessel, 1. 323. 
 
 Moore, John, coms'r on Clark claims, 
 24. 457, 525, 526. 
 
 Moore, John, Baptist minister, 5. 1176. 
 
 Moore, John, commission to, 16. 189. 
 
 Moore, John, delivers pork, 10. 931. 
 
 Moore, John, engages in riots, 10. 
 933-935. 
 
 Moore, John, exempted, 7. 584. 
 
 Moore, John, in assembly, 16. 3, 49, 99, 
 153, 156, 167; 19. 394, 494, 500, 
 504, 505, 608, 613, 643, 671, 676, 
 688; 21. 2, 3, 14, 47, 52, 66, 68, 
 74, 77, 109, 115, 121, 130, 160, 168, 
 179, 189, 194, 195, 198, 223, 234, 
 264, 288, 294, 297, 305, 332, 344, 
 345, 372, 379, 402, 431, 592, 645, 
 751, 871, 873, 892, 897, 930, 931, 
 937, 941, 946, 965, 970, 1003, 1006, 
 1012, 1013, 1015, 1021, 1030, 1032. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 2, 6, 25, 27, 29, 
 32, 35. 
 
 . In Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 on com. of assembly, 16.. 23, 24, 38, 
 105, 132; 17. 277, 278, 329, 353. 
 
 Moore, Jno., in militia, 22. 166. 
 
 Moore, John, in militia, 22. 273. 
 
 Mcore, Jno., in militia, 22. 280. 
 
 Moore, Jno., in militia, 22. 281. 
 
 Moore, Jno., in militia, 22. 330. 
 
 Moore, John, juror, 4. 517. 
 
 Moore, John, juror, 4. 523. 
 
 Moore, John, juror, 4. 524. 
 
 Moore, John, land grant asked, 4. 631; 
 grant to, 4. 333, 619, 638, 704, 710, 
 711, 765, 804. 
 
 Moore, John, lieut, 10. 973. 
 
 Moore, John, memorial, 21. 253. 
 
 Moore, John, memorial on school, 7. 
 35-36. 
 
 Moore, John, officer, 18. 449, 458. 
 
 Moore, John, payments to, 17. 698, 
 780. 
 
 Moore, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 
 Moore, John, petition, 19. 78, 79; con- 
 sidered, 16. 116. 
 
 Moore, John, petitions on land grants, 
 9. 1260-62; 11. 250-3. 
 
 Moore, John, provisions stored with, 
 11. 465. 
 
 Moore, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 Moore, Jno., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Moore, John, reports on Briar Creek 
 
 battle, 14. 278; on Tories, 14. 
 
 i'ii-iv. 
 Moore, John, resigns as coms'r to set- 
 tle accounts of soldiers, 19. 758- 
 
 759. 
 Moore, John, resigns as J. P., 19. 178, 
 
 289. 
 Moore, John^ sells pistols, 22. 277. 
 Moore, John, signs order for impress- 
 ment, 10. 786. 
 Moore, John, taxable, 15. 192. 
 Moore, Col. John, Tory leader and de^ 
 
 feated by Whigs, 14. xiii, xiv, 261; 
 
 15. 252. 
 attacked, 15. 7. 
 property confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 
 263, 424. 
 rises with Tories in N. C, 14. 866- 
 
 867. 
 M9ore, John, voter, 15. 238. 
 Moore, John, Watauga to be annexed, 
 
 10. 708-711. 
 I Moore, John, Jr., 4. 517. 
 Moore, John W., history of, quoted, 
 
 22. V. 
 Moore, Joseph, a J. P., 6. 1007. 
 Moore, Jos., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Moore, Jos, dead, 19. 259. 
 Moore, Joseph, debts due by, 8. 278- 
 
 279. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 572. 
 Moore, Joseph, engages in riots, 10. 
 
 933-935. 
 Moore, Joseph, in militia, 22. 160. 
 Moore, Jos., in militia, 22. 366. 
 Moore, Jos., in militia, 22. 375. 
 Moore, Joseph, indicted and tried, 2. 
 
 361-363. 
 Moore, Jos., juror, 4. 524. 
 
 land grant asked for, 4. 440, 441. 
 Moore, Joseph, major, 10. 205. 
 Moore, Joseph, petition, 19. 507, 510, 
 
 596, 933. 
 Moore, Jos., reports on Fanning, 22. 
 
 568. 
 Moore, Joslah, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Moore, Lemuel, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Moore, Lemuel, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Moore, Lemuel, army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Moore, Leml., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Moore, Margaret, petition, 18. 155. 
 Moore, Margaret, taxable, 15. 192. 
 Mcore, Marmaduke, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 13. 592; 16. 1116. 
 Moore, Marmaduke, in army, 13. 505. 
 
MOORE, MARY 
 
 136 
 
 MOORE, MAURICE 
 
 Moore, Mary, deposition, 6. 276. 
 Moore, Mary, petition, 18. 147, 173, 
 
 178, 184, 211, 395, 413, 448. 
 Moore, Mary, to Martin on wives and 
 
 children of Tories, 16. 467-469. 
 Moore, Matw., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Moore, Mathias, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 
 37, 62, 99. 
 Moore, Matthew, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Moore, Matthew, on Surry S. C, 10. 
 
 251, 255 
 Moore, Maurice, 2. 59, 61, 346. 
 a J. P., 4. 4, 346, 447. 
 administrator, 2. 65. 
 announces Johnston's arrival, 3. 
 
 642. 
 asks for lapsed land, 2. 303, 307, 
 
 312-313, 314. 
 asks for resurvey, 4. 349. 
 assists in inpeachment of Smith, 4. 
 
 500. 
 brings in bills, 4. 124-125. 
 Burrington's treatment cited, 3. 358, 
 
 382. 
 chairman com. of whole, 4. 499. 
 claims land, 4. 274-275, 279. 
 colonel of troops against Spaniards 
 
 4. 633. 
 commands N. C. troops in S. C, 2. 
 
 vi, 180 
 coms'r on navigation, 25. 195; on 
 
 pub. accounts, 25. 165; on town, 
 
 25. 470. 
 consulted by S. C. assembly, 2. 255, 
 
 256-257, 258. 
 deputy, 25. 209; to Blake, 2. 482. 
 founds Brunswick, 23. 239, 240. 
 gives account of lands, 3. 401. 
 in assembly, 2. 575, 608; 4. 117, 118, 
 
 129, 366, 375, 388, 399, 414, 474, 49$! 
 
 495, 496, 497, 501, 504, 508. 
 in council, 2. 482-485, 500-507, 514- 
 
 515, 532, 541-542. 
 juror, 2. 442. 
 keeps up agitation, 4. 24. 
 land grant to, 4. 274. 
 law suit with Blount, 2. 312-13, 314, 
 
 328. 
 paid by S. C. assembly, 2. 418. 
 nominates Castellaw for speaker, 4. 
 
 493. 
 on claims com., 22. 818, 824, 828, 
 
 829. 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 85, 121, 233. 
 on Va. boundary commission, 2. 518. 
 petition, 2. 255-256. 
 petitions about estate of Taylor, 2. 
 
 450-451, 456. 
 
 presents petition from Onslow and 
 Bladen, 4. 121. 
 
 reported estates of, 4. 314. 
 
 resurvey granted, 4. 350, 1047-1048 
 
 rights proved, 4. 596. 
 
 seizes public records and is tried, 2. 
 321-322. 
 
 signs acts, 23. 110. 
 
 speaker of assem., 2. 575, 608. 
 
 thanked by S. C. assembly, 2. 256. 
 
 to account for his claims, 3. 254. 
 
 to Board of Trade on land grants, 
 4. 309-315. 
 
 to have land surveyed, 4. 60. 
 
 trial for seizing records, 2. 357-358, 
 359-362, 364, 367, 368-369. 
 
 vestryman, 2. 208; 23. 7. 
 Moore, Judge Maurice, 7. 33; 8. xli; 9. 
 691; 22. 167. 
 
 arrives in Hillsboro, 8. 613. 
 
 asso. justice, 7. 9, 690, 691, 697. 
 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 
 attacked by Moore, 7. 435. 
 
 certifies to personal danger at Hills- 
 boro Ct, 8. 538-539. 
 
 ch. com. whole, 6 1186, 1203. 
 
 claims, 9. 502, 553. 
 
 col. of volunteers, 7. 829, 830, 834. 
 
 conciliatory letter of to Martin dis- 
 cussed by him, 11. 722-723. 
 
 conduct, 7. 290. 
 
 dead, 11. 456. 
 
 denounced by regulators, 8. 519. 
 
 distrusted by regulators, 8. 534. 
 
 educated in N. E., 10. 400. 
 
 in assembly, 5. 873, 878, 890, 892, 
 894, 904, 905, 911, 1000, 1004, 1006, 
 1011, 1012; 6. 119, 133, 135, 136, 
 137, 140, 141, 149, 150, 159, 166, 
 185, 187, 189, 363, 365, 893, 911, 
 924, 925, 927, 941, 943, 957, 963, 
 1108, 1111, 1125, 1127, 1130, 1131, 
 1150, 11546, 1163, 1169, 1175, 1179, 
 1185, 1198, 1199, 1200, 1201, 1212, 
 1223, 1224, 1233, 1241, 1242, 1257, 
 1258, 1259, 1263, 1264, 1265, 1269. 
 1271, 1273, 1277, 1280, 1285, 1286 
 1298, 1305, 1306, 1307, 7. 300, 30l! 
 
 308, 342, 343, 350, 352, 354, 359, 372, 
 375, 381, 384, 391, 561, 567, 575, 
 619, 622, 627, 628, 642, 661, 662, 
 928, 933, 938, 940, 942; 8. 97, 103, 
 106, 107, 116, 120, 135, 137, 303, 
 
 309, 320, 326, 329, 330, 336, 386, 
 434; 9. 110, 113, 136, 138, 143, 144, 
 
MOORE, MAURICE 
 
 137 
 
 MOORE, RICHARD 
 
 148, 150, 153, 161, 164, 170, 193, 
 
 223, 417, 422, 493, 502, 524, 530, 
 
 532, 540, 589, 719, 720, 722, 729, 
 
 733, 735, 744, 764, 837, 839, 843, 
 
 847, 851, 886, 898, 902. 
 
 in council, 6. 243, 340-345, 345-353, 
 
 365, 439-469, 512-513, 628-637, 638- 
 
 650, 652-661. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., to. 166,. 167, 173, 913. 
 
 judge of o. and t. court, 9. 673, 674. 
 
 land grants to, 6. 1012, 1071; in 
 
 1725 (?), G. 765. 
 letter reflects on, 7. xxvi. 
 letter to said to be false, 8. 268 
 
 269, 331, 494. 
 
 marries Eliz. Swann, 9. xxxix. 
 
 on cause of the Regulation, 9. 5, 6. 
 
 on com. of assem., 6. 841, 896 1094 
 
 1126, 1152, 1153, 1155, 1199,' 120l' 
 
 1214, 1222, 1224, 1259, 1263, 1265* 
 
 1296; 7. 299, 344, 346, 351, 357^ 
 
 568; 8. Ill, 270, 306, 309, 311, 315- 
 
 9. 139, 141, 143, 212, 213, 501, 530. 
 
 on com. of correspondence, 1 1 237 • 
 
 23. 541, 854. 
 
 on com. of council, 6. 347, 350, 363, 
 
 375, 423, 434, 440, 450, 454 484' 
 
 639, 641-642, 656, 659, 671, 691, 694! 
 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 168 169 
 
 174, 175.. 
 on com. on religious scruples, 10. 
 
 viii. 
 opinion on case of regulators 9 
 
 336-337. 
 payment to, 13. 349. 
 petitions on issue of paper cur- 
 rency, 7. 681-683; for roads and 
 ferries, 5. 164-166; from Orange 
 Co. on juries and illegal fees and 
 taxes, 7. 231-4. 
 presides over ct., 8. 67; in Orange, 
 8. 72, 184; at Salisbury ct., 6. 
 1007; 7. 838; at trials of regula- 
 tors, 7. 843-847; 7. 528-530. 
 •proposed as judge of o. and t., 9. 
 
 607. 
 recommended for council, 5. 947; 6. 
 
 217, 968. 
 recommends Bodley, 8. 173; Coch- 
 ran for mercy, 7. 119; McCart- 
 ney, 9. 61-62. 
 reports on public accounts. 5. 793- 
 
 804; 6. 201-209. 
 salary as judge paid, 9. 144. 
 seeks to win over regulators, 8. 
 xxxiv. 
 should attend Hlllsboro ct, 8. 695. 
 
 summoned to Hillsboro ct. and sub- 
 sequent orders, 8. 712, 713. 
 surety, 6. 1057. 
 suspended for resistance to Stamp 
 
 Act, 7. 199-200, 201. 
 takes oath, 6. 1087. 
 threatened with whipping and de- 
 nounced, 8. 520. 
 to Martin on McDugal, 9. 683-684, 
 687; on reconciliation, 11. 269- 
 270; and answer, 10. 395-396, 398- 
 399, 400, 431-432. 
 to Tryon on his career, 8. 718-727; 
 on Regulation, 7. xxv; 8. 178-179, 
 192, 195. 
 trial for libel against considered, 
 
 8. 546. 
 Tryon to on trial of regulators 8 
 694-695. 
 Moore, Maurice, army record, 13. 474. 
 Moore, Maurice, Jr., ensign, 10. 187. 
 Moore, Maurice, Jr., land grant to 4 
 
 1247 
 Moore, MauMice, Sr., in militia 22 
 
 280. 
 Moore, Morris, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Moore, Moses, juror, 4. 521. 
 Moore, Moses, juror, 10. 2. 
 Moore, Moses, juror, 10. 3. 
 Moore, Moses, land grant to, 4. 591. 
 Moore, Moses, land patent to, 6. 631. 
 Moore, Moses, petition on separation 
 
 22. 205-11. 
 Moore, Moses, signs Tryon Asso., 10 
 
 162-163 
 Moore, Nat., a J. P., 3. 425; 4. 4. 347. 
 Moore, Nath., in militia, 22. 384. 
 Moore, Nath., patroler, 10. 64 
 Moore, Nathan, in assembly, 4. 372 
 
 375. 
 Moore, Nathaniel, 4. 52. 
 Moore, Nathl., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Moore, Natlianiei, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 38. 
 signs Pitt Asso., 10. 222. 
 Moore, Nathaniel, to Board of Trade 
 
 on land grants, 4. 308-315. 
 Moore, Patrick, claims proved, 8. 517. 
 Moore, Ralph, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Moore, Reuben, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Moore, Reuben, army rank, 16, 1116. 
 Moore, Richard, in Assembly, 12. 265, 
 334, 346, 347, 348, 368, 374, 381, 
 382, 396, 399, 402, 408, 420, 429; 
 19. 374. 
 petitions for division of Orange Co., 
 
MOORE, RICHARD 
 
 138 
 
 MOORE, SARAH 
 
 9. 809. 
 
 Moore, Richard, land grant to, 4. 590. 
 Moore, Richard Channfng, letter 
 
 ment'd, 8. 789. 
 Moore, Robt., a J. P., 23. 944. 
 Moore, Robert, counterfeiter, 10. 662, 
 
 663, 664. 
 Moore, Robert, ensign, tO. 944. 
 Moore, Robt., in militia, 22. 165. 
 Moore, Robt., in militia, 22. 375. 
 Moore, Robt., juror, 2. 556. 
 Moore, Robert, juror, 4. 517. 
 Moore, Robert, juror, 22. 501, 502, 
 503, 505, 507, 508, 510, 592. 
 on Rowan S. C, 10. 252, 279, 290, 
 309. 
 Moore, Robert, memorial, 19. 560, 562. 
 Moore, Robert, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Moore (Moor), Roger, 4. 280, 334, 455. 
 a J. P., 4. 4, 46, 218, 346, 418, 447, 
 
 683. 
 agrees to continue Granville line, 
 
 4. 810-111. 
 asks Murray to clear ship, 4. 464- 
 
 465. 
 assistant justice, 3. 376, 423, 493- 
 
 494; 4. 885. 
 buys land, 3. 460, 466. 
 cares for Sp. prisoners, 22. 272. 
 case of delayed, 4. 329; Lethgow 
 aga,inst, 4. 1080, 1087, 1094, 1111- 
 1112, 1122-1123, 1145, 1147. 
 certifies to proposed acts, 4. 316. 
 claim allowed, 22. 402, 403. 
 claims land, 4. 219, 220, 225. 
 coms'r on fort, 23. 229; on river, 
 22. 278; on S. C. line, 4. viii; 5. 
 374-5; to Hx site of capital, 4. 898. 
 complains of double voting by 
 president of council, and answer, 
 4. 448-453, 455-460, 462-470, 480- 
 481, 482, 483, 485, 486-487. 
 copy of patent wanted, 4. 73. 
 dead, 5. 34, 176. 
 founds Brunswick and town coms'r 
 
 and treas., 23. 239, 240. 
 in council, 3. 123, 497, 500; 4. 1-5, 
 31-37, 49-60, 67, 75-95, 216-222, 277- 
 279, 280-281, 283-284, 334-337, 343, 
 347-349, 350, 355-370, 439-453, 454, 
 455-460, 470-492, 587-590, 592-603, 
 615-620, 625-627, 639-651, 674-714, 
 714-719, 760-770, 798-814, 834-838, 
 850-852, 884-891, 891-898, 902-917, 
 935, 945-960, 961-971, 971-984, 1000- 
 1010, 1032-1046, 1048-1051, 1051- 
 
 1064, 1064-1068, 1166, 1177. 
 
 keeps up agitation, 4. 24. 
 
 land grant asked, 3. 426; 4. 701, 707, 
 851; grants to, 4. 5-7, 218, 221, 
 222, 273, 336, 593, 619, 642, 650, 707, 
 759, 764, 767, 945, 959, ,1040, 1046;' 
 6. 1087; patent in name of, 3. 618; 
 to be resurveyed, 8. 71. 
 
 law suit, 4. 934-935, 941. 
 
 motion in behalf of Powell, 4. 1051. 
 
 objects to grant to Espy, 4. 49-50. 
 
 on com. of council, 4. 357, 359, 362, 
 363, 390, 474, 724, 738, 777 823, 975, 
 989, 1053, 1058, 1061. 
 
 opposes petition, 4. 51. 
 
 ordered to report on lands 4. 336. 
 
 petition for land rejected, 4. 220. 
 
 proceedings against ment'd., 3. 516 
 
 protests against grants of more than 
 50 acres to each person, 4. 60; 
 against Murray, 4. 465. 
 
 reported estates of, 4. 314. 
 
 reviews history of representation, 4. 
 1199-1201. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 596, 705. 
 
 road coms'r, 22. 220. 
 
 stops issue of land patents, 4. 59-60. 
 
 surety, 4. 1105, 1126. 
 
 to administer oaths to assembly, 4. 
 67, 355. 
 
 tries to take land, 4. 57. 
 
 vestryman. 23. 191 
 
 wins suit for heirs of Ashe, 4. 343. 
 
 witness, 3. 328, 329. 
 Moore, Roger, captain, 10. 517, 520. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 164, 166. 172. 
 
 marries Polly Nash, 9. 1132. 
 
 plots against Davis to get his prop- 
 erty, 16. 596-599. 
 
 resigns as capt, 10. 943. 
 Moore, Mrs. Roger, dead, 18. 990. 
 Moore, S. R., certifies to act, 4. 315- 
 
 316. 
 Moore, Miss Sallie (Nat.), marries, 
 
 16. 999. 
 Moore, Samuel, drafted, 14. 839. 
 Moore, Samuel, in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Moore, Sam., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Moore, Sam'!., in militia, 22. 417. 
 Moore, Samuel, juror, 4. 517. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 601; rights proved, 
 4. 598. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Moore, Sarah, imported, 1. 479. 
 Moore, Mrs. Sarah, Martin to on par- 
 don for Mawbly, 16. 337-338. 
 
MOORE, SCHENCK J. 
 
 139 
 
 MOORE, WILLIAM 
 
 to Martin on wives and children of 
 Tories, 16. 467-469. 
 Moore, Schenck J., in militia, 22. 
 
 280. 
 Moore, Schenking^ in militia, 22. 306. 
 
 report on militia co., 22. 388. 
 Moore, Shadk., army rank rank, 16. 
 
 H21. 
 Moore, Shadrack, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 
 
 221. 
 Moore, Simon, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Moore, Skinking, imposed on by New 
 
 Lights, 7. 287. 
 Moore, Stephen, 19. 625. 
 allowance to widow, 18. 211. 
 draft in favor of, 16. 405. 
 in assemb., 19. 383. 
 movements, 16. 643. 
 nom. for C. C, 18. 80, 114, 121, 313, 
 340, 347; 19. 626; 20. 230, 423; 
 for treas., 18. 179, 181, 400, 409. 
 petition, 20. 214, 216, 245, 252, 253, 
 274-275, 394, 421-422, 437, 458, 463. 
 prisoner, 15. 393; 17. 1046. 
 quoted on negroes, 17. 125 
 recommended for Q M. G., 22. 562. 
 report on accounts of, 18. 165-166, 
 198, 313, 314, 387-388, 393, 426-427, 
 431. 
 resolution of C. C. In favor of 18. 
 
 80. 
 to deliver arms, 16. 702. 
 to Greene on Amer. prisoners., 17. 
 
 1044-6. 
 to ''umner on arms, 16. 635-636. 
 hioore, Stephen, in militia, 22. 422. 
 Moore, Thomas, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Moore, Thos., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Moore, Thos., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Mcore, Thos., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Moore, Thos., bill to collect taxes in 
 
 Anson, 9. 134, 221. 
 Moore, Thomas, brother of sent to 
 
 Blunt, 2. 50. 
 Mcore, Thos., court martialed, 12. 519. 
 Moore, Thos., enlists, 22. 434. 
 Moore, Thos., enlists, 22. 447. 
 Moore, Thos., in army, 23. 510. 
 Moore, Thos., in army, 15. 718. 
 Moore, Thos., in militia, 22. 163. 
 Moore, Thomas, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 708. 
 Moore, Thomas, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Moore, Thomas, widow asks for ad- 
 ministration papers, 3. 217. 
 Moore, THus, juror, 4. 521. 
 Moore, W., 18. 647. 
 
 Moore, W., army rank, 16. 1116 
 Moore, Will, petition, 20. 589. 
 Moore, Wm., 20. 436. 
 Moore, Wm., 22. 409. 
 Moore, Wm, a J. P., 8. 27. 
 Moore, Wm., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Moore, Wm., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Moore, Wm., act to collect tax, 23. 
 832; 24. 866-7. 
 bill for supplies, 22. 268; to em- 
 power him to collect taxes, 8. 293, 
 296, 298, 300, 324, 332, 336, 337, 
 341, 366, 367, 380, 455-436, 439, 
 477; in Burke Co., 18. 149, 199, 
 205, 246, 248, 287, 370, 373, 379, 
 427! 430. 
 claims allowed, 9. 717, 756. 
 clerk of court, 12. 589, 695-696, 702. 
 commissary for Tryon Co., 10. 440. 
 coms'r on building, 23. 964, 972; 
 24. 19, 461, 839, 880; on CO., 23. 
 803; on road 23. 920. 
 CO. coms'r, 24. 25-6, 524. 
 dues from as sheriff, 8. 280-1 ; 9. 574. 
 in assembly., 8. 107, 116, 120, 135, 
 137, 147, 293, 304, 324, 326, 336, 
 422, 427, 430, 444, 448, 454; 9. 136, 
 139,' 144, 147, 154, 186, 190, 195, 
 199, 223, 714, 715, 725, 734, 735, 
 751, 753, 760, 770, 774, 783, 836, 
 881, 883, 902, 905, 910, 931, 951, 
 1189; on com. of assemb. 8. 118, 
 309; 9. 740. 
 on Rowan S. C, 10. 280, 309. 
 report on memorial of, 18. 17-18, 48- 
 
 49, 55, 412. 
 signs test, 10. 297. 
 to Caswell on Va. boundary, raising 
 troops, etc., and answer, 14. 107- 
 108, 117-118. 
 to pay for salt, 10. 999. 
 to Rutherford on Ch-erokee cam- 
 paign, 10. 895-8. 
 Moore, Wm., allowance to, 22. 844, 
 
 861. 
 Moore, Wm., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Moore, Wm., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Moore, Wm., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Moore, Wm., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Moore, Wm., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Moore, Wm., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Moore (More), Wm., buys, 1. 489, 613. 
 constable, 1. 533. 
 Juror, 1. 623, 627. 
 lapse patent to, 2. 525. 
 retails liquor, 2. 595, 602. 
 road overseer, 1. 563. 
 
MOORE, WILLIAM 
 
 140 
 
 MOORE COUNTY 
 
 surety, 1. 611. 
 transports persons, 1. 533. 
 Moore, Wm., bill for support of Span- 
 ish, prisoners, 22. iii. 
 Moore, Wm., com. of confiscated prop- 
 erty, 16. 167, 169, 175; 19. 119, 
 122, 123; 21. 291, 369, 984, 986. 
 in assembly, 16. 3, 49, 67, 111, 127, 
 153, 156, 165, 167; 19. 692, 717, 719, 
 735, 738, 748, 751, 773, 794, 804, 
 808, 812, 816, 822, 824, 835. 
 pensioned, 19. 133, 134, 244. 
 petition, 18. 287; 19. 451, 454, 623, 
 626, 685, 797, 827; 21.' Ill, 116, 
 174-175, 179, 192. 
 receives clothing, 16. 619. 
 report on, 21. 436. 
 resigns as colonel of militia, 16, 
 
 147; as J. P. 18. 75, 302, 311. 
 resolve in favor of, 1 9. 440, 443, 477, 
 
 478, 483, 485, 778, 826, 827, 
 sheriff, 21. 1072. 
 witness in Clay case, 19. 787. 
 Moore, Wm., debts due by, 8. 280-1. 
 Moore, Wm., debts due by, 8. 280-1. 
 Moore, Wrri., deposition on collecting 
 
 taxes, 7. 943, 951, 953. 
 Moore, Wm., depositions on his Tory- 
 ism, 15. 687-690. 
 Moore, Wm., deserter, 11. 742 
 Moore, Wm, in assembly, 13. 784. 
 Moore, Wm., in Davidson's Co., 14. 
 
 294. 
 Moore, Wm., In mllitia| 22. 280. 
 Moore, Wm., in militia, 22. 281. 
 Moore, Wm., in militia, 22. 365. 
 Moore, Wm., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Moore, Wm., in militia, 22. 396. 
 Moore, Wm., in Leg. of Transylvania, 
 
 9. 1267, 1273. 
 
 Moore, Wm., juror, 4. 522. 
 Moore, Will, juror, 10. 2, 4, 5, 6. 
 Moore, Wm., juror, 22. 504, 506. 
 Moore, Wm., land grant to, 4. 225, 
 
 348, 619, 638, 703, 765, 1246. 
 Moore, Wm., major and lieut. colonel, 
 
 10. 207, 532. 
 
 Moore, Wm., messenger, 8. 262. 
 Moore, William, pay to, 22. 485. 
 Moore, Wm., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Moore, Wm., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Moore, Wm., petition on land grants, 
 
 9. 1260-3. 
 Moore, Wm., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 Moore, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Moore, Wm., recruiting officer, 22. 
 
 928. 
 Moore, Wm., road coms'r, 25. 264. 
 Moore, Wm., school trustee, 24. 535. 
 Moore, Wm., vestryman, 23. 250. 
 Moore, Wm., Bladen), petition, 18. 
 
 47, 55, 176, 182, 412. 
 Moore, Wm., (Duplin), pensioned, 18. 
 
 172. 
 Moore, Wm., (Orange), in Prov. Cong., 
 10. 914, 916. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 917. 
 Moore, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 375. 
 Moore, Wm., Sr., in Assem., 19. 129, 
 130, 138, 162, 168, 169, 172, 179, 
 18S, 211, 215, 218, 249, 280, 28l! 
 287, 291, 342, 355, 394, 422. 
 Moore, Wyll/is, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Moore, Zedekjah, prisoner, 16. 673. 
 Moore Co., 17. 422; 18. 198, 431, 462; 
 20. 69, 214, 216, 252, 312, 343, 347, 
 394, 399, 412, 428, 437, 512, 520, 
 541, 559; 21. 61, 101, 122,' 163, 
 606, 653, 1048, 1067; 22. 144, 813; 
 25. 64. 
 act for tax for public buildings, 24. 
 624-5, 756-7, 810-11, 974-5, 990-1; 
 25. 108; act on jurors, 24. 704, 
 907-8, 928; 25. 13; to create, 24. 
 644-5, 703-5; to destroy wild ani- 
 mals, 24. 749-50; to fix time of 
 Co. ct., 24. 717-18; to put into 
 new Payetteville Dist., 24. 927-8. 
 bill for dist. court, 1 8. 453 ; for pub- 
 lic buildings, 20. 582, 593; for tax 
 in for public building, 21. 161, 
 164; for town in, 18. 144, 200, 
 368, 380; on courts and public 
 buildings, 20. 65; to add to Hills- 
 boro Dist, 20. 154, 338, 339; to 
 confirm proceedings of J. P.'s, 1 9. 
 449, 463, 479, 759, 789, 806, 822. 
 census of 1790, 26. 788-802. 
 jurors from, 24. 645. 
 members in assembly, 17. 265, 277, 
 295; 18. 2, 32, 124, 135, 227; 19. 
 400, 718, 722; 20. 2, 120, 192, 221, 
 302, 476; 21. 2, 5, 13, 194, 730, 
 872, 879. 
 members in Conv., 1788 and 89; 22. 
 
 2, 37, 40. 
 owes State, 21. 1067, 1068, 1075. 
 petition on fish, 17. 317, 327, 336, 
 
 385. 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1198. 
 representation and remonstrance 
 from, 20. 169. 
 
MOORE FAMILY 
 
 141 
 
 MORATUCK 
 
 tax in, 19. 706. 
 Moore Family, say quit rents are too 
 high, 4. 203. 
 settle at Cape Pear, 3. 338. 
 Moore fort, M. 178. 
 Moorefi, Schencknigh, road coms'r, 
 
 25. 264. 
 Moorefields Tabernacle, 8. xxxix. 
 Moore's Creek, 12. 396, 848; 13. ix, 
 469; 15. 715; 19. 957; 23. 418. 
 requistion from, 8. 715. 
 Moore's Creek, Caswell Co., 22. 121. 
 Moore's Creek Bridge, battle at, 9. Iv; 
 10. 477, 479; 11. xiv, xvii, 341, 
 368, 401, 465, 457, 627; 12. 202, 
 226, 373, 553, 707; 13. 57, 317, 731; 
 19. 975; 22. 97, 145-6, 730, 812; 
 25. 264. 
 account of, 11. 280, 289-290. 
 and results, 10. xii-xiv. 
 Caswell thanked for, 10. 513, 515, 
 
 516; to Harnett on, 10. 482. 
 composition of British in battle, 10. 
 
 xxvi. 
 correspondence between Moore and 
 McDonald on submission to king, 
 10. 276-279. 
 defeat of, 11. 286-287; 22. 129. 
 Devane's and Lee's depositions on 
 
 battle, 15. 784-5, 788. 
 efforts to secure release of prison- 
 ers, 11. 401-402. 
 fought and won, 10. xl. 
 inventory of captures, 10. 485-486. 
 McDonald captured at, 15. 764. 
 McDonald's (Hugh) account of, 11. 
 
 828, 829. 
 Martin on, 10. 490-493; 22. 616. 
 Moore to Harnett on, 10. 483-484. 
 Moore's account of battle of, 11. 
 
 283-285. 
 preliminary operations, 10. 465-468. 
 prisoners of removed from State, 
 
 10. 544-545, 547-549. 
 salt to soldiers of, 10. 690, 704. 
 treatment of prisoners, 1 1 . 766. 
 Moore's Creek Church, 5. 1179. 
 Moore's Ferry, 14. 512; 15. 9, 10. 
 Moore's Hill, S. C, 15. 304. 
 Moore's House, 14. 332, 355, 356. 
 Moore's Plantation (Alfred), 22. 126. 
 Moore's Tables and Lefiphanes, 22. 
 
 885. 
 Moorham^ Andrew, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Mooring, Col., 18. 100. 
 Mooring, John, army pay, 17.. 234. 
 Mooring, John, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 37. 
 
 Moorlnge, James, deposition, 7. 94. 
 Moorman^ Andrew, land grants to, 4. 
 
 952, 960, 1034, 1241. 
 Moormani Andrew, Jr., land grant to, 
 
 4. 960. 
 Moorman, Archelam, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Moorman, Bennakia, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Moorman, John, land grant to, 4. 1241. 
 Moorman, Thomas, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Moors, as slaves, 23. 196. 
 
 Moor's, 22. 425. 
 Moose, D. F., 9. 752. 
 Moose, John, petitions on land grants, 
 
 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Moose family, 8. 745. 
 Mootlow, J no., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Morals, condition, 7. 288. 
 low state of, 3. 624. 
 retrogression in, 6. 709, 710. 
 Urmston on, 1. 767. 
 Moran, James, allowance to, 22. 858. 
 Moran, Jas., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Moran, James, register, 9. 298. 
 to Tryon on Stamp act proceed- 
 ings, 7. 242-243. 
 Moran, Wm., in militia, 17. 1061. 
 Morande, Rey de, contracts to deliver 
 
 cannon, 19. 708-711. 
 Moratock (place), 2. 425,426,428,698. 
 Moratuck (Morratock, Morrattock, 
 Maratic, Moratoc, Moretto, Morat- 
 tuck, Miratuck, Marattoke, Mara- 
 tuck, Marrattock, Morratuck, 
 Mooratuck, Murrattock) River, 1. 
 741, 749, 803; 2. 6, 31, 38, 67, 71, 
 242, 283, 330, 352, 389, 390, 426, 
 428, 429, 456, 457, 485, 487, 488, 
 522, 523, 524, 717, 781, 810; 3. 176, 
 404, 445, 583, 592; 4. 68, 186, 232, 
 235; 5. 92, 115, 405, 857; 9. 790; 
 22. 291, 294; 23. 100, 112, 299, 335, 
 445, 481; 25. 164, 212, 465. 
 boundary of Albemarle Co., 1. 99. 
 falls of, 4. 479. 
 
 first called Roanoke, 2. 777, 778. 
 Indian forays on, 1. 658. 
 Indians on, 2. 38; will fly to, 1. 884. 
 land grants on, 1 . 125, 855 ; on north 
 side of to be mortgaged to Va., 2. 
 7; purchased on, 1. 676, 677; taken 
 up on, 2. 139-140. 
 navigated by Pox, 1. 217. 
 no lands to be surveyed within two 
 
 miles of, 2. 33. 
 town on, 1. 229, 231. 
 Tuscaroras to settle on, 2. 283. 
 value of lands on, 3. 220. 
 
MORAVIAN CAMP 
 
 142 MORELAND, BARTLETT 
 
 Va. orders land to be surveyed on, 
 2. 375. 
 
 See also Roanoke River. 
 Moravian Camp, 8. 592, 593, '673, 674, 
 
 717. 
 Moravian Church, 8. 776. 
 Moravian School in Salem, 5. 1160- 
 
 1161. 
 Moravian Settlement, 4. xxl. 
 
 located, 5. 1-14. 
 
 request to remove arms to, 8. 829. 
 
 troops at, 14. 582. 
 
 Tryon marches to, 8. 649. 
 
 visited by Martin, 9. 329. 
 Moravian Store, 21. 269. 
 Moravian Town, 8. 592; 14. 428, 667, 
 698; 21. 289, 624; 22. 95, 100, 
 140, 141, 444, 475, 484. 
 
 stores to be moved to, 15. 541, 542. 
 
 troops to rendezvous at, 14. 626. 
 Moravians, 8. viii, 505, 744; 19. 850, 
 851, 852; 22. 168, 460. 
 
 act for relief of, 24. 329; act on 
 ment'd, 24. 594; on affirmation, 
 24. 13, 14, 86, 219, 329, 684-5; to 
 pay extra tax, 24. 204, 222, 281- 
 2, 318, 434, 438, 439, 492; to vest 
 lands of in F. W. Marshall, 24. 
 466. 
 
 allowance to for provisions for In- 
 dians, 6. 210. 
 
 ask for capt. of militia, 5. 810. 
 
 asked for nlinisters by Lutherans, 8. 
 778; to sell arms, 10. 526. 
 
 bill to tax, 19. 167-168, 188, 224, 314, 
 361; to vest lands of in Marshall, 
 18. 26, 27, 37, 47, 52, 57. 
 
 buy land of Granville, 5. iii, x. 
 
 character, 9. 657. 
 
 churches and lands secured to, 23. 
 986-7. 
 
 com. report and bill on petition on 
 oath, 13. 541, 550-551, 572, 579, 
 601, 639, 648-649, 652-653, 685, 711, 
 728, 830, 831, 920, 921. 
 
 exempted from military service, 24. 
 117, 190, 193, 358, 361, 386, 413, 
 716, 819. 
 
 furnish leather, 14. 391. 
 
 history of, 5. 1144-1163. 
 
 in Pa., 8. 729. 
 
 location, 8. 730. 
 
 payment and expresses to, 22. 441. 
 
 petition from, 9. 456; on oath re- 
 ferred to com. and rejected, 12. 
 788-789, 798, 806, 846-847, 850, 857- 
 
 858. 
 provision and money tax, 24. 344, 
 
 390, 391, 392, 435. 
 settlers take refuge with, 5. xlix, 
 
 liii. 
 tax on, 17. 642, 643, 644-645, 725, 729. 
 to confer with Safety Com. and ex- 
 plain matters, 10. 230. 
 to furnish clothing for troops, 12. 
 640, 749, 750 ; troops or substitutes, 
 13. 415; 24. 156. 
 to take oath for citizenship, 12. 809, 
 
 810. 
 translations from archives of, 4. 
 
 1311-1314; 5. 1-14. 
 Woodmason's report on, 7. 285-286. 
 
 Morby, Catherine, asks for land, 2. 
 282. 
 
 Morby, George, lands of lapse, 2. 282. 
 
 Morde, Lewis & Co., 16. 942. 
 
 Mordick, Benj., exempted, 8. 109. 
 
 Mordick, Michael, exempted, 8. 109. 
 
 More. See Moon, Moor, Moore. 
 
 More, Col., agrees to raise 10th regi- 
 ment, 11. 670. 
 
 More, Augusten, in militia, 22. 319. 
 
 Mere, Charles, petition on' who are 
 tithables, 9. 97. 
 
 More, Elijah, promoted, 17. 141. 
 
 More, Ellecander, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-13. 
 
 Mere, George, asks for new county, 
 9. 89. 
 
 More, John, 16. 1088. 
 
 More, Jno., in militia, 22. 324. 
 
 More John, law suits, 1. 549. 
 
 More, Joseph, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 
 More, Robert petitions on land grants, 
 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 
 More, Thos., In militia, 22. 320. 
 
 More, Thos., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 
 More, Wm., administrator, 1. 566. 
 
 More, Wm., petitions for division of 
 Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Moree, Thomas, juror, 4. 520. 
 
 Morefield, Jas., in militia, 22. 370. 
 
 Morehead, Capt., receives pay, 14. 
 335. 
 
 Morehead, Jas., army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1122. 
 boundary coms'r, 25. 38. 
 lieut, 10. 626. 
 
 Morehead, John, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263; 11. 250-254. 
 
 Moreland, Absalom, in. militia,. 17. 
 1061. 
 
 Moreland, Bartlett, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
MORELL, RICHARD 
 
 143 
 
 MORGAN, JAMES 
 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Morell, Richard, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Moreton, Col., 15. 754. 
 Moreton, Peter, land grants to, 4. 349. 
 Morett, Charles, juror, 4. 521. 
 Morey, John, juror, 4. 523. 
 Morgaln, Jos., Jr., in militia, 22. 341. 
 Morgain, Wm., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Morgan, Capt., on desertions, 7. 630. 
 prosecutes Illegal trader, 7. 548. 
 seizes smuggling sloop, 7. 491, 497. 
 Morgan, Capt., wounded, 15. 638. 
 Morgan, Abel, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-12." 
 Morgan, Andrew, exempted, 8. 119. 
 Morgan, And., in militia, 22. 320, 321. 
 Morgan, Andrew, land grant to, 4. 
 
 765, 886. 
 Morgan, Ann, land grant to, 4. 350. 
 Morgan, Benj., 10. 570. 
 Morgan, BenJ., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 ensign, 10. 517. 
 Morgan, Bennet, army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Morgan, Bennet, in army, 13. 506. 
 Morgan, Bennet, in army, 13. 529. 
 Morgan, Bennet, juror, 25. 188. 
 Morgan, Bennet, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Morgan, Chas., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Morgan, Chas., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Morgan (Morgin), Gen. Daniel, 12. 
 459; 14. 502, 692, 693, 758; 15. 
 128; 19. 959; 21. 172; 22. 104, 
 aid from, 14. 397, 398, 402, 404, 
 
 405, 407, 410, 411, 423. 
 and Cowpens, 15. 134. 
 asked for to command troops, 14. 
 
 664. 
 at Council of War, 15. 160-161. 
 Board of War to on accompanying 
 
 Smallwood, 14. 400. 
 clothing to for self and troops, 14. 
 
 715. 
 commands marksmen, 12. 530. 
 defeats Tarleton at Cowpens, 17. 
 981-982, 986, 989; 22. 109, 116, 123, 
 134, 141, 533, 534. 
 disposition of considered, 14. 760. 
 enters service again, 14. xii. 
 field officer, 12. 547. 
 fights British, 11. 820, 821. 
 goes to Waxhaws, 14. 764. 
 harasses Br., 14. 434. 
 in Va. and fights Tarleton, 1 5. 570. 
 invited to command King's M't'n 
 
 froces, 15. 106, 111, 373. 
 joins Lafayette, 15. 519. 
 
 location, 15. 306, 307, 575; 17. 981. 
 marches against Cherokees, 10. 
 
 837; to Salisbury, 14. 419. 
 movements, 14. 789; 15. ix, xii, 117, 
 306, 307; 17. 981, 987, 996, 997, 
 998, -999; 19. 969, 990. 
 nominated for brigadier, 14. 405. 
 on retreat of Br., 14. 791. 
 opposed by Tarleton and wins vic- 
 tory, 16. iv. 
 prisoners of secured, 16. v. 
 pursued by Cornwallis, 16. iv. ■ 
 return of brigade, 15. 162. 
 sent to Broad River, 15. 184, 185; 
 
 to the Catawba, 16. iv. 
 skirmishes with British, 1 1 . 695. 
 surprises Br., 15. 665. 
 takes Br., 19. 885. 
 takes Georgetown, 14. 775. 
 to be sent to Western S. C, 14. 759. 
 to command advanced troops, 14. 
 
 705; riflemen, 14. 638. 
 to Gates on his sickness, 14. 558; 
 on his suspension, 14. 730-731; 
 on new company to be raised by 
 Shelby, 14. 749-750; on provi- 
 sions, 14. 762-763. 
 to harass Br., 14. 428. 
 to join infantry and guard against 
 
 smallpox, 14. 704. 
 to marcH, 14. 779, 781, 782, 783. 
 to visit Gates, 14. 742, 743. 
 Morgan, David, land grant to, 4. 279. 
 Morgan, Da'd., petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Morgan, David, rights proved, 4. 598, 
 
 1239. 
 Morgan, Drury, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Morgan, E., land grant to, 6. 1078. 
 Morgan, Ezekiel, voter, 15. 237. 
 Morgan, George, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Morgan, Goin C, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Morgan, Grace, tried for bigamy, etc., 
 
 2. 243. 
 Morgan, Henry, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Morgan, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Morgan, Isham, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Morgan, J., Tryon on conduct of, 7. 
 
 435. 
 Morgan, James, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Morgan, James, estate settled, 2. 150. 
 juror, 1. 592; 2. 543. 
 petition, 1. 652. 
 proves inventory, 1. 654. 
 sells, 1. 608. 
 Morgan, James, in army, 15. 732. 
 
MORGAN, JAMES 
 
 144 
 
 MORGAN, WILLIAM 
 
 Morgan, James, in assembly, 4. 1182. 
 Morgan, James, juror, 4. 517. 
 Morgan, Jas., juror, 25. 186. 
 Morgan, James, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Morgan, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Morgan, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Morgan, James, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Morgan, James, submits linen for re- 
 ward, 10. 829. 
 Morgan, James, Jr., a J. P., 4. 346. 
 Morgan, James, Jr., road overseer, 1. 
 
 656. 
 Morgan, James, Sr., juror, 1. 605. 
 Morgan, Jane, petition, 1. 652. 
 tried, 1. 619. 
 law suit, 2. 150. 
 Morgan, Jeremiah, arrested for con- 
 tempt, 7. 358, 422. 
 Morgan, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Morgan, John, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Morgan, John, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Morgan, Jno., army rank, IB. 1113. 
 Morgan, Jno., army rank, 16. 1115. 
 Morgan, Jno., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Morgan, Jno., army rank, 16. 1119 
 Morgan, John, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Morgan, John, buys land, 1. 486. 
 executor, 2. 124. 
 law suit, 1. 576. 
 witness, 1. 612. 
 Morgan, John, in army, 15. 728. 
 Morgan, John, land grant to, 4. 335. 
 Morgan, John, opinion on indictment 
 
 against Fanning, 8. 226. 
 Morgan, John, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Morgan, John, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Morgan, John, report on act regulat- 
 ing fees, 8. 33-36. 
 Morgan, John, takes oath, 22. 173. 
 Morgan, John, witness, 18. 252. 
 Morgan, Jonathan, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Morgan, Jos., a J. P., 4. 46. 
 Morgan, Joseph, exempted, 4. 654. 
 Morgan, Jos., juror, 4. 518. 
 Morgan, Jos., juror, 25. 189. 
 Morgan, Joseph, land grants to, 4. 
 
 217. 
 Morgan, Joseph, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Morgan, Joseph, Sr., land grant to, 
 
 4. 803. 
 Morgan, Lambroth, asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 89. 
 Morgan, Lewis, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Morgan, Marl<, building coms'r, 23. 
 829. 
 capt of militia, 5. 365; 22. 335. 
 
 commends Jones, 8. 23. 
 in assembly, 5. 53. 
 Morgan, Marl<, land grant asked, 4. 
 706; grant to, 4. 628, 711. 
 rights proved, 4. 706. 
 Morgan, Mark, vestryman, 23. 384. 
 Morgan, Matthias, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Morgan, Morgan, 4. 353. 
 land grant asked, 4. 347; grant to, 
 
 4. 353, 443. 
 rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Morgan, Morgan, in militia, 22. 275. 
 Morgan, Morgan, riots and reward for, 
 
 10. 934. 
 Morgan, Moses, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Morgan, Nathan, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Morgan, Ormon, in militia, 22. 160. 
 Morgan, P., allowed to leave N. C, 
 
 22. 913. 
 lyiorgan, Patrtcl<, to Caswell on re- 
 lease and pass, 22. 894. 
 Morgan, Promintor, petitions on catch- 
 ing fish, 9. 87-88. 
 Morgan, Reese, land grant to, 4. 1039. 
 Morgan, Richard, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 13. 507; 16. 1116. 
 Morgan, Richd, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Morgan, Robert, a J. P., 2. 540, 773. 
 buys, 1. 588. 
 
 in assem., 2. 577, 608, 623. 
 refuses to pay, 2. 59, 113. 
 Morgan, Robt., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Morgan, Robt., in militia, 22. 453. 
 Morgan, Robert, juror, 4. 518. 
 Morgan, Robt., juror, 25. 188. 
 Morgan, Robt., quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Morgan, Ruben, army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Morgan, Ruddey, petition on catching 
 
 fish, 9. 87-88. 
 Morgan, Ruddy, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Morgan, Sampson, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Morgan, Sampson, army rank, 16. 
 
 1121. 
 Morgan, Solomon, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Morgan, Solomon, to procure arms, 
 
 10. 524-525. 
 Morgan, Stephen, Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1191. 
 Morgan, Timothy, army rank 16. 
 
 1117. 
 Morgan, Wm., 4. 1045. 
 Morgan, Wm., army pay, 17. 230. 
 Morgan, Wm., army pay, 17 232. 
 Morgan, Wm., army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Morgan, Wm., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Morgan, William, buys, 1. 608. 
 
MORGAN, WILLIAM 
 
 145 
 
 MORING, BURWELL 
 
 juror, 1. 605. 
 
 law suit, 1. 610, 612. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., in militia, 22. 163. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., in militia, 22. 360. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., land grant to, 4. 277, 
 950. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., petition, 21. 781, 830, 
 835, 945, 949, 1007. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 
 Morgan, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 Morgan. See Morganton. 
 
 Morgan Academy, act to incorporate, 
 24. 535-6. 
 
 Morgan District, 16. 150, 450, 627, 637, 
 638, 645, 698, 704, 777, 800; 17. 
 15, 277, 373, 417; 18. 14, 16, 23, 
 107, 215, 216, 241, 246, 405, 424, 
 481; 19. 119, 122, 123, 185, 188, 
 202, 245, 311, 314, 338, 407, 550, 
 571, 583, 584, 595, 624, 626, 628, 
 650, 671, 811; 20. 5, 6, 32, 52, 66, 
 110, 166, 324; 21. 8, 158, 173, 197, 
 269, 293, 341, 349, 525, 760, 849, 
 1019, 1046; 22. 698; 24. 427, 633, 
 749, 763, 908; 25. 64. 
 act for academies in, 24. 535-6; for 
 additional judge, 24. 975-6; for 
 public buildings, 24. 604-5, 698-9, 
 781, 943-4; to change time of co. 
 cts., 24. 460-1; to create, 24. 450- 
 2; to divide, 24. 689-90; 25. 44; 
 to put into western riding, 25. 
 657. 
 bill and election for judge, 20. 590, 
 592, 597; for academies, 19. 135, 
 143, 150, 245, 246, 255, 256, 261; 
 for public buildings, 17. 312, 327, 
 363, 367; 19. 134-135, 145, 152, 245, 
 247, 259, 265, 356, 434, 457, 472, 
 610-611, 662, 764, 771, 800, 819; 
 
 20. 30, 56; for relief in suits in, 
 
 21. 646; for tax for public build- 
 ings, 20. 147, 153, 187, 195, 206, 
 335, 368; to alter time of holding 
 courts in, 16. 146, 150; 19. 78, 
 94, 103, 107; to alter time and 
 place of court, 18. 112, 342, 373; 
 to divide, 19. 445, 447, 463, 483, 
 559, 567, 586, 780, 790, 808, 824; 
 to exempt from rawhide act, 21. 
 289-290; to repeal act to divide, 
 21. 307, 328, 359, 395, 410, 649, 
 687. 
 
 brig. gen. elected for, 16. 168, 169, 
 
 175. 
 colonels elected for, 16. 148. 
 
 coms'rs on pension claims, 24. 736. 
 confiscation coms'r for, 24. 662. 
 counties included in, 15. 377. 
 district auditors for, 24. 422-3, 442, 
 
 735. 
 grievances from, 18. 13; 20. 139, 
 
 143. 
 judge elected, 19. 119, 123; 21. 180, 
 
 184, 400, 403, 412, 430, 712, 717. 
 militia of, 18. 786. 
 money from for Cont. Line, 24. 567. 
 officers elected for, 16. 148, 167, 
 
 168, 169, 175; 18. 449, 458. 
 presentment by grand jury, 20. 480. 
 provision for courts, 20. 249, 253, 
 
 259, 434. 
 tobacco inspection in, 24. 772. 
 troops of enrolled, 16. xi; to be 
 
 raised in, 24. 415. 
 Morganton (Morgan, Morgansbor- 
 
 ough), 10. 713; 18. 497; 22. 158; 
 
 24. 427; 25. 66. 
 act to create, 24. 604-5, 697-8, 781. 
 bill for public buildings, 20. 30, 56; 
 
 to amend act to establish, 17. 
 
 312, 319, 327.^ 
 Tarleton at, 15. ix. 
 to establish, 17. 363, 367; 19. 434, 
 
 457, 472, 764, 771. 773, 800, 819; 
 
 20. 30, 56. 
 Morgen, Jos., in militia, 22. 346. 
 Morgen, Jos., in militia, 22. 347. 
 Morice. See Morris, etc. 
 Morice, Josepli, rights proved, 4. 625. 
 Morice, Will, signs revocation of 
 
 Heath patent, 1. 43. 
 Mcring (Mouring, Mooring), Burwell, 
 
 and parole, 19. 17. 
 examined on fraud, 18. 71, 304. 
 in assembly, 16. 2, 3, 75, 153, 156, 
 
 167; 17. 715, 931; 18. 11, 24, 59, 
 
 61, 90, 136, 154, 161, 171, 185; 19. 
 
 130, 144, 168, 184, 215, 259, 383, 
 
 387, 390, 395, 397, 401, 440, 463, 
 
 776; 20. 2, 3, 27, -39, 46, 68, 79, 81, 
 
 82, 83, 89, 302, 303, 329, 347, 369, 
 
 372, 390, 416, 426, 473; 21. 205, 
 
 288, 294, 332, 344, 346, 367, 372, 
 
 379, 398, 402, 433, 734, 748, 781, 
 
 801, 806, 815, 839, 845, 846, 851, 
 
 852, 860, 867. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 14, 26, 28, 31. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 39, 41, 46, 49. 
 on com. of assem., 17. 727, 755; 18. 
 
 31, 79, 98, 321, 334. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 215, 
 
 220, 223, 253, 259. 
 
 3—10 
 
MORING, JOHN 
 
 146 
 
 MORRIS, CORNELIUS 
 
 town coms'r, 24. 875. 
 Moring, John, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 62. 
 Moring, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Moring, Maurice, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Moris. See Morris, etc. 
 Moris, John, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Morison. See Morrison. 
 Morison, Benj., in militia, 22. 383. 
 Morison, Benj., petition on cattle and 
 
 hides, 5. 745-746; on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 witness, 5. 120, 121. 
 Morison, James, asks pardon for regu- 
 lators, 9. 98-99. 
 Mop/son, John, asks pardon for regu- 
 lators, 9. 98-99. 
 Morison, J no., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Morison, Wm., in militia, 22. 399. 
 Morisset. See Morriset. 
 Morisset, Peter, in militia, 22. 334. 
 MorlaJx, Frances, tobacco trade, 18. 
 
 630. 
 Morlay, David, road coms'r, 23. 448. 
 Morley, Catharine, deposition on 
 
 Pugh, 9. 32. 
 Morley, David, land grants to, 4. 707- 
 
 708, 1039. 
 Morley, James, exempted, 19. 50, 51, 
 
 56. 
 Morley, John, forces double taxes, 2. 
 
 617. 
 Morley, Wm., recommends Pugh, 9. 
 
 30. 
 Morly, John, begets bastard, 1. 655. 
 Morning, Jno., army rank, 16. 1109. 
 Morning Star Lutheran Church, 8. 
 
 781. 
 Mornson, Wm., claim allowed, 5. 982. 
 Morocco (city) 19. 1001. 
 Morocco (Moroca), affairs with, 19. 
 
 1000-1001. 
 Emperor of and Amer. trade, 14. 
 
 589; 20. 678. 
 treaty with, 20. 750-751, 774. 
 Morow/. See Morrow. 
 Morow, Wm., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-9. 
 Morpass, Backford, army pay, 17. 
 
 234. 
 Morphes, John, rank settled and 
 
 elects Q. M., 15. 700. 
 recommends for promotion, 1 1 . 716. 
 recommends Wilson, 1 1 . 717. 
 Morphie, John, rights proved, 4. 706. 
 Morphy, Timothy, asks pardon for 
 
 Hamilton, 9. 39, 84-85. 
 Morpis, John, ensign, 10. 518. 
 
 Morrall, Anthony, indentured servant, 
 
 2. 181-182. 
 Morratock, 25. 182. 
 Morratock Bay, 22. 291. 
 Morrel, Jacob, in militia, 22. 326. 
 Morrell, Hez., pays money to U. S., 
 
 16. 928, 929. 
 Morres. See Morris, etc. 
 
 Morres, Elizabeth, imported, 1. 479. 
 Morres, John, imported, 1. 479. 
 Morres, John, Jr., imported, 1. 479. 
 Morres, Mare, imported, 1. 479. 
 Morres, William, imported, 1. 479. 
 Morrial, Wm., asks for county, 99. 91. 
 Morrice, See Morris. 
 Morrice, Mrs. 14. 804. 
 Morrice, Henry, land grant to, 4. 684. 
 Morrice, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Morrice, Thomas', land grant to, 4. 
 
 642. 
 Morrier, R., 15. 342. 
 Morril. See Morrell. 
 Morrll, Michael, in militia, 22. 333. 
 Morris. See Morice, Moris, Morres, 
 
 Morrice, Morriss. 
 
 Morris, , cited in N. C, 4. 14. 
 
 Morris, , recommended by Lee, 
 
 10. 618c. 
 Morris, Mr., 5. 368. 
 Morris, Mr., 15. 93. 
 Morris, Mr., accounts of, 13. 703, 704. 
 Morniis (Moir?) Mr., missionary, 6. 
 
 563. 
 Morris, Col., reports on affairs in Va., 
 
 15. 435. 
 Morris, Gov., 5. 562. 
 letters from ment'd., 5. 461. 
 quoted on aid of Pa., 5. 447. 
 Morris, Maj., aide to Greene, 15. 468. 
 Morris, Aaron, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Morris, Aaron, petitions for Quakers, 
 
 17. 312. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 
 town coms'r, 25. 387. 
 Morris, Abm., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Morris, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Morris, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Morris, Benj., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Morris, Benj., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Morris, Benj., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Morris, C, estate taxed, 15. 192. 
 Morris, Charles, asks to have tobacco 
 
 shipped to Prance, 1 1 . 436. 
 Morris, Charles, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Morris, Corbyn, commissioner of cus- 
 toms, 7. 160. 
 Morris, Cornelius, 18. 354. 
 
MORRIS, DANIEL 
 
 147 
 
 MORRIS, ROBERT 
 
 Morris, Daniel, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 
 iVl orris, Edwd., army rank, 15. 740; 
 16. 1115. 
 
 IVlorf/s, Edward, regulator, 8. 80. 
 
 Morris, Geo., co. coms'r, 24. 178. 
 
 Morris, Geo,, in militia, 22. 308. 
 
 Morris, Geo., in militia, 22. 375. 
 
 Morris, Gideon, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 
 Morris, Gouverneur, 17. 177. 
 to Caswell on resources and sup- 
 plies of State, 13. 272-273. 
 
 Morris, Griffin, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 
 Morrts, Groves, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 
 Morris, Henry, juror, 7. 843. 
 
 Morris, Henry, land grant to, 4. 642. 
 petitions for lands, 4. 954-956. 
 
 Morris, Hezel<iah, in militia, 22. 392. 
 
 Morris, Jacob, a volunteer, 14. 838. 
 
 Morris, Jacob, in militia, 22. 270. 
 
 Morris, Jacques, appears before coun- 
 cil for French neutrals, 5. 655. 
 
 Morris, Jas., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 
 Morris, James, dropped as J. P., 6. 
 335. 
 
 Morris, James, exempted, 22. 388. 
 
 Morris, Jas., in militia, 22. 388. 
 
 Morris, Jas., in militia, 22. 285. 
 
 Morris, Jas., in militia, 22. 378. 
 
 Morris, Jas., In militia, 22. 380. 
 
 Morris^ Jas., in militia, 22. 388. 
 
 Morris, Job, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 Morris, John, 23. 457. 
 
 Morris, Joiin, allowances to, 12. 855. 
 
 Morris, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 Morris, Jno., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 
 Morris, Jno., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 
 Morris, Jno., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 
 Morris, John, exempted, 6. 899. 
 
 MorKs, John, imported, 1. 650. 
 
 Morris, John, in army, 15. 726. 
 
 Morris, Jno., in militia, 22. 352. 
 
 Morris, Jno., in militia, 22. 353. 
 
 Morris, Jno., in militia, 22. 385. 
 
 Morris, John, lands to be resurveyed, 
 G. 78. 
 
 Morris, John, memorial in favor of 
 Smith, 6. 58-60. 
 
 Morris, John, on Tryon, S. C, 10. 120, 
 162, 247, 296, 297, 423. 
 signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162-163. 
 
 Morris, John, petition against Cul^ 
 pepper Rebellion, 1. 305-306. 
 
 Morris, John, petition on cattle and 
 hides, 5. 745-746. 
 
 Morris, John, petition and changes 
 
 against Johnston, 4. 925-926, 928, 
 
 929, 930, 931, 932, 936, 937, 938, 
 
 939, 940, 941, 942, 943. 
 Morris, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Morris, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Marris, John, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Morris, John, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Morris, John, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Morris, John, to go to Quarterly 
 
 meeting, 2. 37. 
 Morris, Jno., Jr., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Morris, Jos., building coms'r, 24. 
 
 449. 
 Morris, Jos., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Morris, Joseph, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Morris, Joshua, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Morris, L. K., copies treaty of peace, 
 
 16. 753. 
 Morris, Col. Lewis, a Quaker of Bar- 
 
 badoes, 1. 151. 
 Morris, Marck, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1243. 
 Morris, Martha, witness, 2. 548. 
 Morris, Mary, defendant, 9. 283. 
 Morris, Mary, land grant to, 4. 52. 
 Morris, Micajah, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Morris, Moses, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Morris, Nathan, army rank, 17. 1122. 
 Morris, Nathan, money from, 21. 
 
 1064. 
 resigns as J. P., 20. 510; 21. 49, 
 
 54. 
 Morrils, Nath'i. G., clothing to, 14. 
 
 715. 
 to Gates on defeat of Tories, 14. 
 
 713; on discharge of Va. troops, 
 
 14. 711; on Tories and condition 
 
 of troops, 14. 671. 
 Morris, Philemon, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Morris, Philip, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Morris, Philloman, in army, 15. 726. 
 Morns, R., 16. 451, 734. 
 Morris, Richd., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Morris, Robert, and French tobacco 
 
 contract, 18. 628, 630-636, 722, 744, 
 
 761, 777. 
 com'r on capital, 17. 606. 
 directs finances of Pa., 15. 492. 
 letters to ment'd., 13. 10, 23; from 
 
 ment'd., 16. 120, 133, 320, 322; 19. 
 
 542. 
 Luzerne to on foreign loans to U. 
 
 S., 16. 765-767. 
 Martin to on continental tax, 16. 
 
 340-341; on Montgomery as comp- 
 
MORRIS, ROBERT 
 
 148 
 
 MORRISET, HENRY 
 
 troller, 16. 731; on taxes, conti- 
 nental currency, etc., 16. 350- 
 351; on taxes, revenue, etc., 16. 
 401; notes of and public taxes, 
 etc., 16. 695, 700, 701, 704, 711, 
 719. 
 
 North to declining to serve as com- 
 missioner for N. C, 17. 42. 
 
 offers to buy tobacco, 1 8. 239 ; to re- 
 sign, 16. 755. 
 
 on movements of Br., 1 1 . 681. 
 
 Osgood and others to on N. C.'s 
 share of foreign debt and to- 
 bacco, and answer, etc., 18. 606- 
 607, 620-623, 637, 647, 674, 679. 
 
 partner of Constable, Rucker & Co., 
 20. 635, 734, 738, 739, 749. 
 
 Pa. coms'r, 18. 581. 
 
 plan for subsistence of army con- 
 sidered, 16. 239-240. 
 
 quoted on subsistence of army, 16. 
 275, 282. 
 
 resigns, 17. 187. 
 
 resolution of C. C. on resignation 
 of, 16. 783-4. 
 
 to Burke on receiver of continental 
 taxes, 16. 303-304. 
 
 to Cont. Cong, on public debt, 16. 
 760-764; on reduction of expenses, 
 16. 848-850. 
 
 to Johnston on his public business 
 affairs, 22. 631-2. 
 
 to Martin on bank notes, 16. 305; 
 on clothing, pay of troops, and 
 revenue. 18. 380-383; on collect- 
 ion of continental taxes, 16. 383- 
 385; on difficulties of the public 
 treasury, 16. 430-434; on exami- 
 nation of finance office and report 
 of com., 16. 832-835; on his letter 
 to C. C, 18. 760; on his resigna- 
 tion and the public debt, 16. 790- 
 791 ; on Pa. law for settling public 
 accounts, 16. 800; on public debt, 
 16. 407-408, 411-412, 414-415; on 
 public loans, taxes, revenues and 
 lands, 16. 357-379; on receipts 
 and expenditures, 16. 769; on re- 
 demption of paper money, 16. 
 322-324; on requisitions, etc., 16. 
 465-466; on settlement of ac- 
 counts and answer, 16. 351-353, 
 744-745, 782, 811, 838-839, 845-848, 
 896; 17. 33, 50, 73, 75, 80, 112, 163, 
 165; on supplies, 16. 427-429; 
 with acts of C. C, 16. 443; reso- 
 lution on suits against officers 
 
 16. 396-397. 
 to paymaster general on settlement 
 
 of army accounts, 16. 745-7. 
 to Spaight on settlement of N. C. 
 
 accounts, 17. 163. 
 Morris, Robert, case of, 21. 866, 
 
 1054, 1080. 
 cited before assembly, 19. 456, 799, 
 
 801. 
 Morris, Robert, commands vessel, 1. 
 
 322. 
 Morris, Roger, Washington located at, 
 
 10. 817. 
 Morris, Shadl<., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Morris, Shadrock, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Morris, Solomon, in militia, 22. 275. 
 Morris, Solomon, in militia, 22. 387. 
 Morris, Thos., account of, 19. 417-418, 
 
 419, 438, 748. 
 Morris, Thomas, army pay, 17. 234. 
 Morris, Thomas, claims allowed, 6. 
 
 213. 
 Morris, Thos., in militia, 22. 338. 
 Morris, Thos., in militia, 22. 365. 
 Morris, Thos., in militia, 22. 375. 
 Morris, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 596. 
 Morris, Will., on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, IS. 209-211. 
 Morris, Wm., army pay, 17. 229. 
 Morris, Wm., army pay, 17. 230. 
 Morris, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 Morris, Wm., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Morris, Wm., army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Morris, Wm., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Morris, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Morris, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Morris, Wm., buys land, 21. 1053. 
 Morris, Wm., exempted, 9. 145. 
 Morris, Wm., gun Impressed, 22. 414. 
 Morris, Wm., in militia, 22. 275. 
 Morris, Wm., in militia, 22. 360. 
 MorKs, Wm., in militia, 22. 387. 
 Morris, Wm., juror, 4. 525. 
 Morris, Wm., pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Morris, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Morris, Wm., regulator, 8, 80. 
 Morris, Wm., surveyor, 17. 459. 
 MorKs, Wm., Jr., regulator, 8. 80. 
 Morris, Witt, army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Morris, Ship, 20. 702. 
 Morrts Town, (N. J.?), 11. 433, 436, 
 
 452; 12. 455, 456, 457, 458, 460, 
 
 461; 13. 519, 520; 14. 231, 359; 
 
 15. 401. 
 Morriset. See Morisset. 
 Morriset, Henry, army pay, 17. 232. 
 
MORRISETT, HENRY 
 
 149 
 
 MORROW, WILLIAM 
 
 Morrisett, Henry, army rank, 16. 
 
 1113. 
 Mcrrisett, Peter, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Morrison. See Morison, Morroson, 
 Moryson. 
 
 Morrison, ■, dropped as J. P., 6. 
 
 1077. 
 Morrison, Capt.. a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 
 loyalist, 10. 597, 598. 
 Morrison, Capt., payment by company, 
 of, 10. 319. 
 petition from company of, 10. 317- 
 318. 
 Morrison, Dr., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Morrison, Sergt., allowance to, 19. 
 325, 362, 363. 
 payment to, 20. 254. 
 recommended, 19. 195, 199, 225. 
 Morrison, Alexr., army rank, 16. 
 1108. 
 pensioned, 19. 553, 554. 
 Morrison, Alexander, loyalist, 10. 
 595. 
 petitions Prov. Cong, for release, 
 
 10. 888-889. 
 sent to Phila., 11. 294. 
 Morrison, Benj., In militia, 22. 280. 
 Morrison, Benj., oath on Spanish pris- 
 oners, 22. 474. 
 Morrison, Benj., pays in notes, 5. 822. 
 
 passes notes of Murray, 5. 825. 
 Morrison, Donald, loyalist, 10. 598. 
 messenger of McDonald, 1 1 . 276. 
 Morrison, Duncan, boundary coms'r, 
 
 24. 148. 
 Morrison, Isaac, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1114. 
 Morrison, Jannes, claim, 9. 488. 
 Morrison, Jas., in militia, 22. 396. 
 Morrison, John, 11. 830. 
 Morrison, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Morrison, John, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Morrison, John, army rank, 17. 232. 
 Morrison, J no., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Morrison, John, ensign, 22. 134. 
 Morrison, John, fine remitted, 10. 3. 
 Morrison, John, payment to, 22. 448. 
 Morrison, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Morrison, Morris, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Morrtson, Neil, and Mecklenburg Dec- 
 laration, 9. 1263-1265. 
 Morrison, Patrick, captain, 10. 320; 
 24. 197, 367. 
 to Assembly on use of militia, 13. 
 389-390. 
 Morrison, Patrick, petition on separa- 
 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 
 Morrison, Robt., army rank, 16. 1196. 
 
 Morrison, Robert, in army, 15. 735. 
 
 Morrison, Robt., in militia, 22. 396. 
 
 Morrison, Roger, on regulation of 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 
 Morrison, Thos., army rank, 16. 1196. 
 
 Morrison, Wm., 21. 849. 
 
 Morrison, Wm, a J. P., 6. 799. 
 complains against Indians, 5. 141- 
 
 142 
 resurvey to, 5. 824. 
 
 Morrison, Wm., building coms'r, 24. 
 411, 473. 
 claims allowed, 9. 414, 527, 528, 536; 
 
 22. 878. 
 in Assembly, 13. 784, 785, 812, 813, 
 824, 944, 966, 975, 980, 983, 984. 
 988, 990, 1000, 19. 380. 
 owes state, 21. 1072. 
 petition, 21. 248, 250, 335, 355, 610, 
 
 681. 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 835, 1007, 1009, 
 
 Morriss. See Morris. 
 
 Morriss, Philiman, in militia, 22. 340. 
 
 Morriss, Wm., In militia, 22. 285. 
 
 Morrisse, Henry, soldier, 16. 297. 
 
 Morroe, James, protests against regu- 
 lators, 8. 273-274. 
 
 Morron, DaVId, pay to, 22. 1013. 
 
 Morroson. See Morrison. 
 
 Morroson, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 
 Morroson, John, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-13. 
 
 Morroson, William, petition on sepa- 
 ration, 22. 705-13. 
 
 Morrow, Capt., supplies to, 14. 628. 
 
 Morrow, Benjamin, asks for new 
 county, 9. 89-90. 
 
 Morrow, James, petitions for exten- 
 sion of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874- 
 875. 
 
 Morrow, John, asks for new county, 
 9. 89-90. 
 
 Morrow, Patrick, exempted, 9. 458. 
 
 Morrow, Samuel, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 
 Morrow, Samuel, army pay, 17. 231. 
 
 Morrow, Samuel, in army, 15. 719. 
 
 Morrow, Samuel, petition on C. H., 9. 
 806-807. 
 
 Morrow, Thomas, asks for new coun- 
 ty, 9. 89-90. 
 
 Morrow, Wm., asks for new county, 
 9. 90. 
 
MORROW, WILLIAM 
 
 150 
 
 MOSELEY, EDWARD 
 
 Morrow, Wm., regulator, 7. 736. 
 Morrows, Saml., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Mors, Richardson, juror, 4-. 520. 
 Morse, Mr., 2. 747. 
 Morse, Farrell, army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Morse, Frano s, a J. P., 3. 234. 
 
 in Assembly, 2. 562, 580. 
 Morse, Frances, army rank, 16. 1115. 
 Morse, Henry, in militia, 22. 167. 
 Morse, Howel, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Morse, Jedediah, Geography quoted, 
 
 8. 729. 
 Morse, Joshua, 5. 1166. 
 Morse, Peter, land grant to, 4. 625. 
 Morse's Point, 2. 801-802; 16. 260. 
 Morsley, Jas., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Mcrss, Jos., in militia, 22. 263. 
 Morss, Jos., in militia, 22. 265, 267. 
 Mortar, (Indian), 7. 207, 237. 
 accuses whites of treachery, 7. .109. 
 friend of French, 6. 259, 261. 
 joins Cherokees, 6. 314; 7. 210. 
 stirs up Cherokees, 7. 214. 
 Mortars, the, outrages by, 11. 175-6. 
 Morten. See Morton. 
 Morten, Wm., deserter, 11. 795. 
 Mortgages, act on, 23. 360-362; 25. 
 
 160; for more easy redemption of, 
 
 25. 41-2; on registering, 23. 185-6, 
 
 337; to prevent frauds in, 23. 49- 
 
 52, 333. 
 bill on redemption of, 21. 290, 294, 
 
 299, 318, 346, 353, 646, 676, 701. 
 demanded by Va. for aid in Tusca- 
 
 rora war, 2. 7, 15. 
 Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 325, 326. 
 Mortimer, Dr., will of, 17. 166-168. 
 Mort mer, John, allowance to, 22. 825. 
 Mortimer, John, to Dry on seizure of 
 
 vessels, 7. 177-178. 
 Mortimer & Weight, allowance to, 22. 
 
 825. 
 Mortimore, Richard, brings in negro 
 
 with small pox, 4. 333-334. 
 Mort'.more, Wm., petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Mortlake, Surry County, England, 4. 
 
 655; 11. 89. 
 Morton. See Morten. 
 Morton, Landgrave, cheated out of 
 
 governship, 2. 902. 
 Morton, Mr., (of S. C), 25. 148. 
 Morton, A., leaves N. C, 7. 494. 
 Morton, Abraham, captain, 10. 626; 
 
 facing 680. 
 Morton, Rev. Ana, location, 7. 457. 
 
 settles in Northampton Co., 7. 241- 
 
 242 
 to S. P. G. on his work, 7. 252-253, 
 
 424, 520-521. 
 Tryon on movements of, 7. 260; on 
 work of, 8. 12. 
 Morton, Jacob, army pay, 17. 229. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Morton, Jno., juror, 25. 187. 
 Morton, Joseph, administers oath, 2. 
 843. 
 votes against church act, 2. 910. 
 Morton, Jos., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Morton, Josiah, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Morton, Peter, in militia, 22. 342. 
 Morton, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 342. 
 Morton, Richard, law suit, 2. 106. 
 Morton, Thomas, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Morton, Wm., address to King, 3. 134- 
 
 135. 
 Morton, Wm., army rank, 16. 1113. 
 Morton, Wm., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mory, Patricl<, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Moryson. See Morrison. 
 Moryson, Col., on tobacco planting 
 com., 1. 74. 
 presents petition of Va. on tobacco 
 planting, 1. 74-75. 
 Mosby, James, resolve in favor of, 
 
 16. 84. 
 Mosby, Samuel, in Assembly , 21. 
 885 (?), 927, 930, 931,937, 941, 946, 
 965, 970, 979. 
 Moscer, James, juror, 4. 521. 
 Moseby, Samuel, road coms'r, 23. 919. 
 Moseley, Mr., 14. 826. 
 Moseley, Ann, executrix of E. Mose- 
 ley, 4. 1051. 
 Moseley, David, land grant to, 4. 329. 
 Aloseley, Edward, 2. 579; 3. 528, 615, 
 618, 1117, 1147, 1148; 6. 542; 9. 
 xxxix, xl, xli, xliii. 
 a J. P., 2. 526, 572, 690, 692, 697; 
 
 4. 346, 347, 683. 
 a landgrabber, 3. 333. 
 a precinct justice, 3. 28. 
 accounts as public treas., 4. 102; as 
 church warden taken, 1. 830, 833; 
 reported, 4. 982, 983, 997, 999. 
 accused of crookedness by Va. com., 
 1. 741, 742-743, 744, 746, 747; of 
 frauds in lands, 3. 431. 
 act against land surveys of, 1. 792- 
 
 793; 25. 155-6. 
 acts as governor, 2. 541. 
 
MOSELEY, EDWARD 
 
 151 
 
 MOSELEY, EDWARD 
 
 agent for Granville, 4. 924, 1115, 
 
 1116. 
 agrees to continue Granville line, 4. 
 
 810-811. 
 allowance for revisal of laws, 4. 486, 
 
 514. 
 allowed to plead conditionally, 2. 
 
 379. 
 amount of land for sale, 2. 209. 
 announces arrival of Johnston, 3. 
 
 642. 
 appraiser, 2. 56 
 arbitrator, 2. 700. 
 arrears of salary due to, 9. 654. 
 arrested and jailed by Burrington, 
 
 3. 504, 516-517; for losing address 
 
 to Gov. of Va., 2. 3. 
 asks aid of Va., 1, 837-838; for land, 
 
 3. 426; for lapsed land, 2. 488. 
 associate justice, 4. 885. 
 attorney, 2. 42, 84, 86, 87, 89, 91, 92, 
 
 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 100, 102, 103 104, 
 
 106,109,111,114,115, 116, 148,150, 
 
 314, 351, 479, 480, 508, 549; 3. 538. 
 authority for appointment as pub- 
 lic treasurer, 3. 354. 
 baron of exchequer, 4. 932, 940. 
 boards pauper, 2. 121. 
 boundary com. for N. C, 1 . 735. 
 boundary examinations at home of, 
 
 1. 649 
 Burrington's charge against, 3. 478- 
 
 479; treatment of cited, 3. 358, 
 
 376, 381, 382. 
 buys books for church uses, 2. 584- 
 
 585. 
 career reviewed, 3. 360-361; 4. xi- 
 
 xili, xiv. 
 case of ment'd, 3. 631. 
 catalogue of library, 2. 583-584. 
 causes passage of resolution of 
 
 1715, 2. xi; trouble at election, 1. 
 
 696-697. 
 charge against, 2. 20; in connection 
 
 with disputed territory, 2. 135. 
 charges Eden with complicity with 
 
 Teach, 2. ix. 
 Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 4. 
 
 637. 
 chief justice, 4. 713. 
 church warden, 1. 702; 3. 16. 
 claims, 4. 149, 150; for work on S. 
 
 C. survey, 4. 282, 283; land, 4. 
 
 275, 279. 
 commissioned as chief baron of 
 
 Exchequer, 11. 101. 
 commissioner on fort, 23. 229; on 
 
 navigation, 25. 195, on river, 
 22. 278; on S. C. line, 4. viii, 
 xiii, 281; on town, 23. 240; 25. 
 176; on Va. boundary, 1. 703, 
 716; on Va. and Granville's line, 4. 
 xiii; to emit bills of credit, 3. 
 484-485; to prepare & sign bills 
 of credit, 25. 157, 173; to pay out 
 new & receive old bills, 25. 157-8; 
 to repair public buildings, 3. 544, 
 547, 573, 579; to revise laws, 4. 
 411; 23. 268; to stamp bills, 23. 
 294. 
 
 complaints of double voting by pres- 
 ident of council, & answer, 4. 
 448-453, 455-460, 462-470, 480-481, 
 482, 483, 485, 486, 487; of Mont- 
 gomery against for insult, 4. 32- 
 33. 
 
 confidant of Gary, 1. 795. 
 
 council held at house of, 1. 629. 
 
 dead, 4. xi, 924, 961, 1004, 1015, 1017, 
 1018, 1019, 1020, 1023; 11. 116. 
 
 debarred from practice, 2. 351. 
 
 delivers Great Deed of Grant to 
 Speaker of Assembly, 4. 123; pub- 
 lic accounts, 3. 293; to council 
 abstract of land grants, 2. 603. 
 
 demands that Burrington assent to 
 laws of 1729, 3. 331-2. 
 
 deposed from treasurer's office, 3. 
 218. 
 
 deposition of ment'd, 3. 631 ; against 
 3, 219; in favor of Porter, 3. 501, 
 502, 503-505, 515. 
 
 deputies do not return full survey, 
 
 3. 254. 
 
 disfranchised for three years, 2. 368. 
 dissents from address to Johnston, 
 
 4. 232. 
 
 does not go North, 1 1 . 520. 
 
 does not sell lands to Moore, 3. 
 466. 
 
 Eden's estimate of, 2. 430. 
 
 Everard's complaint ment'd, 3. 245; 
 charge against withdrawn, 3. 221. 
 
 executrix of, 4. 1051. 
 
 explains delays in return of war- 
 rants, 4. 216; words used in heat 
 of debate, 2. 678. 
 
 extends Granville's line west, 4. 
 1146. 
 
 faction of makes no records, 1. 
 xxxi. 
 
 favors Barnwell, 1. xxxi; 2. 46; 
 scheme against northern coun- 
 ties, 4. 1150. 
 
MOSELEY, EDWARD 
 
 152 
 
 MOSELEY, EDWAED 
 
 fined, 2. 368, 369. 
 
 friend to Everard, 2. 208, 333; to the 
 Moores, 3. 338. 
 
 gets Eden's papers, 2. 322; more 
 time for survey, 4. 219. 
 
 gifts of Nicholson to be collected 
 from, 1. 830. 
 
 grants by on Granville's lands de- 
 clared void, 5. Ivi, 299. 
 
 held papers of Burrlngton, 6. 277. 
 
 helps hire minister, 1. 616. 
 
 hinders virork of Assembly, 3. 528- 
 529. 
 
 in Assembly, 3. 277, 285, 316, 561, 
 562, 612, 634, 635; 4. 1180. 
 
 in council, 1. 629; 2. 515-518, 520- 
 530, 532-542, 552, 562-565, 568-569 
 570-573, 603-604, 606-608, 610, 611, 
 612, 622, 637-645, 644, 673-683, 724- 
 729, 730-749, 764-768, 770-773, 817- 
 818, 830-831; 3. 123; 4. 3-5, 31-35, 
 36-39, 49-52, 53-60, 67-69, 70-71, 75-90, 
 90-103, 104, 216-222, 223-225, 225- 
 241, 271-281, 283-284, 333-336, 342- 
 355, 355-382, 439-446, 448-454, 455- 
 460, 470-492, 534-551, 587-597, 615- 
 620, 625-639, 642-651, 700-702, 703- 
 714, 765-770, 798-814, 834-838, 850- 
 853, 854-855, 884-898, 898-917, 935, 
 945-953, 971-984, 1166, 1177. 
 
 in court of chancery, 3. 13. 
 
 indignities from Burrington, 3. 
 360, 376. 
 
 induces Everard to continue issuing 
 land patents, 3. 50, 51, 205. 
 
 joins surveyors, 2. 782, 784. 
 
 judge of admiralty court, 2. 520, 571. 
 
 keeps up agitation, 4. 24. 
 
 land accounts unsatisfactory, 1 . 786. 
 
 land entries under, 5. 1090, 1091, 
 1092. 
 
 land frauds, 3. 434, 460, 465, 488, 
 599; grant asked 4. 454, 701; 
 grants to, 4. 49, 598, 714; of, 2. 
 353; lapse, 2. 682. 
 
 law suits, 2. 83, 84, 98, 100, 101. 
 
 lays accounts as treasurer before 
 Assembly, 2. 621. 
 
 leads in Gary Rebellion, 1. 784; 2. 
 20. 
 
 letters to and from Va. boundary 
 Coms., 1. 735, 736, 737-8. 
 
 library of, 4. xiii; catalogue of, 2. 
 583-4. 
 
 library coms'r, 23. 78. 
 
 licensed to practice lavir in 1714, 3. 
 504. 
 
 loses plank, 2. 121. 
 
 makes proposals about rents, 2. 314. 
 
 malpractce of in land surveys, 3. 
 208-209. 
 
 map of N. C, 1. 742-3; 3. 137; 4. 
 1073; 5. xxxvi; 11. 18; quoted, 5. 
 373. 
 
 marries widow of Walker, 2. 133. 
 
 memorial on Lord Carteret's rents 
 ment'd, 4. 591. 
 
 money in hands of to be destroyed, 
 4. 100. 
 
 nephews of, 3. 618. 
 
 objects to bill for clerks, 4. 544-5; 
 to commissions, 1. 738; to meth- 
 ods of Va. commissioners, 1. 742, 
 744, 747. 
 
 old bills in hands of, 4. 142. 
 
 oldest lawyer in province, 3. 360. 
 
 on com. of council, 3. 581, 596; 4. 
 87, 96, 100, 125, 138, 233, 334, 357, 
 360, 369, 371, 379, 382 387, 411, 
 473, 474, 476, 478, 738, 777, 823, 832, 
 900, 913, 914, 973, 978; to exam- 
 ine and compare revisal, 4. 992. 
 
 on Va. boundary survey, 1. 740, 741, 
 742. 
 
 opposes land grants, 4. 225, 336, 
 347, 353. 
 
 ordered to make report with gov- 
 ernor, 2. 299. 
 
 paid for plank lost, 2. 151. 
 
 payment to heirs of, 9. 609. 
 
 pays money, 1. 679. 
 
 petition, about road, 2. 509-510; 
 against, 1. 786; concerning land 
 warrants, 3. 466-472; for release 
 from sentence, 2. 379-380. 
 
 plantation of, 1. 764. 
 
 Pollock on his seizure of public 
 records, 2. 375-376. 
 
 president of council and acting gov- 
 ernor, 2. 563. 
 
 privilege to, 2. 351. 
 
 proceedings against ment'd, 3. 516. 
 
 proposes to prorogue Assembly, 4. 
 352. 
 
 Proprietors to on land for Burring- 
 ton, 2. 491. 
 
 protests against act to appoint coun- 
 ty court clerks, 4. 582; against 
 grants of more than 50 acres to 
 each person, 4. 60; on continua- 
 tion of boundary survey, 2. 780- 
 781, 787-788, 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 244, 246, 257. 
 
 quoted on impressment 7. v. 
 
MOSELEY, EDWARD 
 
 153 
 
 MOSELEY, FRANCIS 
 
 recommended for council, 2. 497, 
 500; to Eden by Pollock as attor- 
 ney, 2. 376. 
 
 refuses to pay for lumber, 2. 11; to 
 surrender Little's papers, 4. 268. 
 
 reply to Burrington on his being 
 public treasurer, 3. 489-490. 
 
 reports as executor of Crisp, 4. 38- 
 39; on boundary survey, 2. 776- 
 782; on public accounts, 4. 144, 
 146; on revisal of laws, 4. 991. 
 
 representatives and leader, 1. 697. 
 
 resigns as judge of admiralty, 2. 
 542; as treasurer of Chowan Co., 
 4. 403. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 594, 706. 
 
 runs S. 0. line, 6. 776, 793. 
 
 salary, 2. 726. 
 
 says quit rents are too high, 4. 203. 
 
 seizes public records and is tried, 2. 
 231-322. 
 
 sells land, 3. 209. 
 
 sentenced, 2. 368. 
 
 signs acts, 2. 885, 886, 887, 888; 23. 
 6, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 
 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 29, 31, 32, 34, 35, 
 36, 42, 45, 46, 48, 49, 52, 54, 55, 56, 
 59, 61, 62, 67, 70, 71, 79, 80, 81, 82, 
 87, 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 96, 102, 110, 
 111, 116; address of assembly, 3. 
 552, 639; land grant, 4. 318. 
 
 size of family, 3. 426. 
 
 S. C. boundary com., 5. 374-375. 
 
 speaker of House of Commons, 1. 
 xxvil, 697; 2. 207, 213, 216, 463; 
 3. vii, 138, 257, 262, 286, 297, 361, 
 540, 563, 635; 25. 159, 209. 
 
 stirs up trouble over quit rents, 4. 
 246. 
 
 superintends building church, 1. 
 684. 
 
 surveyor general, 1. 747; 2. 141, 
 503; papers of to be delivered to 
 Jenoure, 3. 217-218. 
 
 surveys land for Indians, 2. 141; 
 land against orders, 3. 17, 18-20, 
 27, 51-52; land in disputed area, 
 1. 740, 744, 747, 753. 
 
 takes affidavit, 2. 581; deposition, 4. 
 442; deposition on boundary, 1. 
 660-663. 
 
 takes oath under Burrington, 2. 515. 
 
 takes up best lands, 3. 8. 
 
 to on loyalty, etc., of N. C, 3. 
 
 137. 
 
 to account for his land claims, 3. 
 254. 
 
 to administer oaths to assembly, 4. 
 
 67, 355. 
 to assist in laying off Indian bounds, 
 
 2. 457. 
 to be prosecuted for letter to Eden, 
 
 2. 329. 
 to be sued, 2. 12. 
 to buy glebe, 1. 680-681. 
 to delay survey, 1. 739. 
 to deliver boundary papers to Eden, 
 
 2. 142. 
 to exchange new bills for old, 3. 
 
 178. 
 to give bond, 3. 179; 4. 36. 
 to issue public bills of credit, 3. 177- 
 
 178. 
 to make abstract of lands, 2. 532; 
 
 report on currency, 4. 440. 
 to make list of his deputy survey- 
 ors, 3. 221. 
 to Nicholson on plate for churches, 
 
 2. 133-134. 
 to pay public bills to precinct 
 
 treasurers, 3. 178. 
 to petition for division of parish, 2. 
 
 151; Proprietors, 2. 244. 
 to repay poor fund, 2. 11. 
 to survey land, 2. 173. 
 to Va. boundary commissioners, 1. 
 
 7S6-7; 2. 737-738. 
 to Va. council on Indian lands, 1. 
 
 657-660. 
 treasurer, 2. 182, 612; 3. 151, 260, 
 
 265, 266, 268, 301, 302, 307, 323, 
 
 324, 484, 487; 4. 441; 23. 155, 273, 
 
 274, 293, 331-2, 341, 349, 350; 25. 
 
 157, 158, 173-5; of Chowan, 3. 
 
 323, 399. 
 trial for seizing records, 2. 357-8, 
 
 359-62, 364-9. 
 tries to defraud Burrington, 3. 619; 
 
 to secure gov't for Barnwell, 1. 
 
 xxxi-xxxii. 
 vestryman, 1. 678, 679, 680, 683, 684, 
 
 686, 701; 2. 151, 208; 23. 6. 
 Va. boundary commissioner and 
 
 instructions, 2. 518, 724-725, 734, 
 
 740-741, 741-743, 744, 750. 
 witness, 2. 98; 4. 443, 444; for Lov- 
 
 ick, 2. 504. 
 writes Proprietors on Gary Rebel- 
 lion, 1. 728. 
 Moseley, Emperor, commands the 
 
 Joseph, 10. 996, 997. 
 deposition of to be taken, 10. 980. 
 Moseley, F., 16. 972. 
 Moseley (Mosely), Francis, act to 
 
MOSELEY, JOHN 
 
 154 
 
 MOSS, NATHANIEL 
 
 collect taxes, 23. 871; 25. 521-2. 
 bill to collect taxes in Anson Co., 
 9. 109, 115, 152, 157, 168, 175, 258. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 573. 
 Moseley, John, 8. 1018. 
 Moseley, John, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 army rank, 13. 513; 16. 1114. 
 Moseley, John, memorial in favor of 
 
 Smith, 6. 58-60. 
 Moseley (Mosely), Matthew, petition, 
 18. 297, 303. 
 resolve in favor of, 18. 69, 240, 246, 
 279. 
 Mcseley, Sampson, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 case of as J P., 20. 290-291, 292. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 282, 501, 914, 
 
 916, 960. 
 judge of admiralty ct., 12. 43-44, 45. 
 letter of menfd, 19. 447, 478, 485, 
 
 782, 790, 827. 
 lieut. colonel, 10. 207. 
 on patrol, 10. 25. 
 on con. Prov. Cong., 10. 948. 
 on S. C. of New Hanover, 9. 1107, 
 1109, 1112, 1149, 1150, 1151, 1153, 
 1222, 1265; 10. 15, 24, 141, 220. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington Dist., 10. 
 
 214 
 petition, 19. 523, 524, 586. 
 restored as J. P., 19. 687-688. 
 resurvey to, 6. 1018. 
 takes Br. protection, 16. 220. 
 to Caswell on his commission as 
 admiralty judge and answer, 11. 
 592, 598. 
 visits Duplin S. C, 9. 1151. 
 Moseley (Mosby?), Samuel, in Assem- 
 bly, 21. 885. 
 Moseley, Thos., army rank, 16. 1112. 
 Moseley, Thomas (Sampson?), judge 
 
 of admiralty ct., 12. 44. 
 Moseley, Thos., voter, 15. 237. 
 Moseley, Wm., case of as J. P., 20. 
 
 290-291, 292. 
 Mcseley, Wm., exempted, 7. 938. 
 Moseley, Wm., major, 10. 207 
 on patrol, 10. 25. 
 paymaster, 10. 966. 
 Moseley (Mosely) Hall, 11. 592. 
 Moseley's Brigade, position, 12. 509. 
 Mosely, Mr., paymaster, 13. 52. 
 Mosely, Henry, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Mosely, James, exempted from taxa- 
 tion 13. 828, 829, 918, 920. 
 Mosely, Jas., in militia, 22. 308 
 
 Mosely, Jas, in militia, 22. 376. 
 
 Mosely, James, land to be resurvey- 
 ed, 6. 1018. 
 
 Mosely, J no., in militia, 22. 378 
 
 Mosely, John, navigation coms'r, 25. 
 107. 
 
 Mosely, Robert, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 
 Mosely, Solomon, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 Mosely, Thomas, army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 Mosely, Thomas, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 
 Mosely, Thomas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 
 Mosely, Wm., army rank, 17. 1117. 
 
 Mosely, Wm., voter, 15. 238. 
 
 Moser, Adam, regulator, 7. 734. 
 
 Moser, Rev. Daniel, labors in Lincoln 
 Co., 8. 792. 
 licensed, 8. 778. 
 work, 8. 781. 
 
 Moser, Francis, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 Moser, Leonard, pay to, 22. 1013. 
 
 Moser, Samuel, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
 Moses, 9. 33; 14. 636. 
 
 Moses, Col., mare to, 22. 615. 
 
 Moses, Abraham, army pay, 17. 230. 
 army rank, 16. 1118. 
 
 Moses, Adam, exorbitant fee from, 
 
 8. 225. 
 
 Mc.ses, James, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 Mosey, Adkins, in militia, 17. 1059. 
 Moslander, Lieut, enlists troops, 11. 
 
 557. 
 Mosley, Gen., position of brigade, 12. 
 
 509. 
 Mosley, Wm., army pay, 17. 234. 
 Mosquito, privateer, 22. 893. 
 Mosquito Shore, 20. 376. 
 Moss, Lt., dead, 15. 754, 757. 
 Moss, Benj., receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 17. 233. 
 Moss, Ferrell, army pay, 17. 233. 
 Moss. George, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Moss, Henry, petition on catching fish, 
 
 9. 87-88. 
 
 Moss, Howe!, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Moss, John, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Moss, John, petitions on land grants, 
 
 9 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Moss, John, prisoner, 22. 1048. 
 Moss, John, takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Moss, Matthew, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Moss, Michael, in militia, 22. 415. 
 Moss, Nath'l, pay to, 22. 486. 
 Moss, Nathaniel, pay to, 22. 487. 
 
MOSS, PETER 
 
 155 
 
 MOUNT, JEREMIAH 
 
 Moss, Peter, In militia, 22. 415. 
 Moss, Richard, army pay, 17. 233. 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 claims, 21. 217, 584. 
 in assembly, 17. 878, 879, 936, 948, 
 953, 963. 
 Moss, Robt., army rank, 16. 1114. 
 in Assembly, 16. 2; 19. 391, 397. 
 Moss, Robert, juror, 4. 525. 
 Moss, Robt., quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Moss, Samuel, petitions on ,land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Moss, Wm., in militia, 22. 160. 
 Mess, Wm., owes state, 21. 1070. 
 Mosses, Col., 16. 630. 
 Mcsslnall, Mozes, exempted, 5. 1047. 
 Mosslander (Morslander, Moslander), 
 Abel, army pay, 17. 229. 
 army rank, 16. 1110. 
 ensign, 10. 517. 
 Mossom, R'chd., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mot, Jabez, in militia, 22. 324. 
 Moth, Joseph^ claims allowed, 6. 887, 
 
 960. 
 Motier, Count de, 20. 791. 
 Mott, Agerton, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Mott, Benj., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mott, Benj., army rank, 16. 1196. 
 Mott, Benj., in army, 15. 735. 
 Mott, DanU army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Mott, Edge, army rank, 16. 1108. 
 Mott, J no., in militia, 22. 385. 
 Mott, Jos., in militia, 22. 384. 
 Motte, John, rights proved) 4. 598. 
 Motte, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 946, 
 
 968. 
 Motte, Stephen, land grant to, 4. 217. 
 Motte's House (or Fort), 15. 465; 
 
 captured, 17. 1032, 1033. 
 Motto of N. C. seal, suggested, 3. 79, 
 
 80, 119. 
 Motts, Joseph, claims allowed, 6. 887, 
 
 960. 
 Mouat, Wm., claims, 5. 307. 
 Moulford, Capt., wounded, 14. 345. 
 Moulton, Abraham, in militia, 22. 330. 
 Moulton, John, Jr., asks for lapse 
 
 patent, 2. 492. 
 Moultrie, Capt., killed, 14. 803. 
 Moultrie, Alex., prisoner, 15. 392. 
 Moultrie, William, 11. 340; 14. v, 18, 
 59, 119; 15. 393; 18. 376, 555. 
 a prisoner, 14. 815. 
 at council of officers, 15. 27-29. 
 at council of war, 14. 801, 805-806, 
 
 813-814. 
 Blount to on duties on state goods. 
 
 18. 524. 
 
 defends Ft. Sullivan, 10. 6I8-6I80, 
 618r, eiSd. 
 
 driven by British, 14. vi. 
 
 exchanged, 16. 543. 
 
 extract from Memoirs, 1 1 . 704 ; 
 14. 263, 269-270, 271, 275-284, 293, 
 310, 311-313, 323-325, 344, 817-818, 
 821, 860, 861; 17. 625-629, 1038- 
 1041; from journal of seige of 
 Charleston, 14. 344-345; from let- 
 ters of, 14. 798, 801, 805, 807, 813, 
 814. 
 
 Howe to on his movements, 14. 310; 
 on invasion of and aid to Ga., 11. 
 706-707. 
 
 letter on case of Thos. Hooper, 18. 
 234. 
 
 Lincoln to on accomodations for 
 captured officers, 14. 821; on 
 movements at Savannah, 14. 344. 
 
 location, 11. 704; 13. xii-xiii; 14. 
 78. 
 
 Nash to on movement of N. C. 
 troops, 11. 709-710. 
 
 orders Sumner home, 14. 325. 
 
 outranked by Howe, 1 1 . xill. 
 
 pres. of court of inquiry on Ashe, 
 
 14. 45, 275-284. 
 
 proposes to invade Ga., 14. 293. 
 to Balfour on impressment of 
 
 Amer. prisoners, 17. 1038-1039. 
 to Caswell on S. C. boundary and 
 
 answer, 18. 675-676, 741; on Thos. 
 
 Hooper, 18. 695. 
 to Lincoln on movement of troops 
 
 in S. C, 14. 323-325. 
 to Mcintosh on bad behaviour of 
 
 prisoners, 14. 861. 
 to make returns on provisions, 14. 
 
 556-557. 
 to Pinckney on affairs in S. C, 14. 
 
 263; on movements of troops in 
 
 S. C. and Ga., 14. 269-270. 
 Moultrie Fort, 11. 704; 14. 800, 801; 
 
 15. 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 243. 
 attack on unsuccessful, 11. xi. 
 surrenders, 14. 819. 
 
 troops at, 14. 341. 
 Mound, Matt., Armstrong to on de- 
 serters, etc., 16. 487-488. 
 Mounger (Monger), Henry, bill for 
 on lands of, 19. 154, 158-9, 163-4, 
 274, 278, 279. 
 letters ment'd, 17. 841, 934. 
 petition, 19. 162, 553. 
 Mount, Jeremiah, army pay, 17. 230. 
 
MOUNT, RICHARD 
 
 156 
 
 MOY, GEORGE 
 
 army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Mount, Richard, army pay, IT. 230. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1113. 
 Mount, Thos., juror, 25. 189. 
 Mount Airy, Pa., 11. 643. 
 Mount Blake, 21. 829. 
 Mt. Carmel Cliurch, history, 8. 741, 
 
 742. 
 Mount Dayton, 11. 430. 
 Mount Gallard, 22. 288. 
 Mt. Giiead CInurch, history, 8. 746, 747, 
 
 748. 
 Mount Harris Camp, 8. 607. 
 Mt. Hope Church, history, 8. 738, 746. 
 Mount Misery, 5. 164, 246; 10. 468; 
 
 23. 418, 448. 
 bill for toll road to, 6. 1230, 1280. 
 Mt. Misery Ferry, 6. 740. 
 Mt. Moriah Church, 5. 1184. 
 Mount Morris, Lord, 9. 1092. 
 Mt. Pisgah Church, 5. 1179. 
 Mt. Pleasant, 11. 194; 13. 248, 249, 
 
 278; 16. 217; 19. 893; 22. 219, 
 
 557, 768, 1023. 
 Meherrins settle at, 2. 643. 
 Mount Pleasant, Edenton District, 15. 
 
 673. 
 Mt. Pleasant, Ga., 11. 201. 
 Mt. Pleasant, Tenn., 18. 775; 22. 659. 
 Mount Sion, tobacco inspection at, 
 
 23. 641, 792. 
 Mt. Tirzah, 16. 476. 
 Mt. Washington, Howe to seize, 10. 
 
 910. 
 Mt. Zion church, history, 8. 746, 747- 
 
 748, 749. 
 Mt. Zion Reformed Church, history, 
 
 8. 738-739. 
 Mountain Baptist Asso'n, 5. 1185, 
 
 1189. 
 Mountaiin Creek, 6. 637, 1011; 11. 
 
 facing 80. 
 Mountain Leader, Sevier to on settle- 
 ments among Chicasaws, 22. 
 
 704-5. 
 talk of, 17. 85-86, 92. 
 Mountain Section of Western N. C. 
 
 R. R., 5. xlviii. 
 Mountains, act for road through, 24. 
 
 135-6. 
 description, 7. 101. 
 survey extended to, 3. 13. 
 Mountflorence (Montflorence), James 
 
 Cole, 14. 478; 15. 463; 16. 232, 
 
 233, 521, 550; 19. 769, 774; 21. 
 
 338; 22. 763, 764. 
 allowance to, 17. 663, 744; 19. 707. 
 
 arms and am. to, 17. 380. 
 
 bill to build warehouse, 21. 325, 
 
 699. 
 Burke to on provisions and Tories, 
 
 16. 235. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 45, 47, 48, 49. 
 introduced to Washington and 
 
 Laurens, 13. 220, 221. 
 letters for, 13. 227, 228. 
 needs clothing, 16. 527. 
 packets for, 16. 501. 
 petition, 19. 174, 181, 292, 302, 304; 
 
 and money to, 22. 948. 
 proposes to raise militia, 14. 471, 
 
 472. 
 to Caswell on his school in New- 
 
 bern, 13. 335-336. 
 to C. C. of Dobbs on taxables, 16. 
 
 489. 
 to deliver pork, 16. 494. 
 to Nash on commission for self, 15. 
 
 80-81; on Meres, 15. 75-76. 
 to remit supplies to Bretigny, 16. 
 
 395. 
 to Sumner on provisions, 15. 473, 
 539-541; on service in his brigade, 
 15. 428-429. 
 Mountgomery. See Montgomery. 
 Mountgomery, Hugh, allowance to, 
 
 22. 821. 
 Mountigue, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Mourley, David, road coms'r, 25. 401. 
 Mourse, Jos., 16. 355. See Nourse, 
 
 Joseph. 
 Mouse, the, 13. 500. 
 Moustier, Compte de, and French debt, 
 
 21. 466. 
 Mouth of the River (Pasquotank), 
 
 inspection at, 25. 380. 
 Mouth of Tullico, 22. 998, 999. 
 Movetticos, negroes shot at, 1. 900. 
 Mowatt, Wm., claims, 5. 557. 
 
 Mowberry, , robbed by Sothell, 1. 
 
 369. 
 Mowbery, Eliz., witness, 1. 418. 
 Mowbray, Walter, to Adams on coun- 
 terfeiting, 24. 662, 663, 664, 665- 
 666. 
 Movj^bray (Mowbry) Herald, 8. 551, 
 
 625; 9. 291. 
 Moxley, Wm., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Moxley, Wm., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Moy, Benj., school trustee, 24. 867. 
 Moy, Gardner, in army, 13. 504. 
 Moy, George, arrested for not going to 
 war, 2. 125. 
 
MOY, GEORGE 
 
 157 
 
 MUHLENBURG, PETER 
 
 children wounded, 2. 565, 572. 
 Moy, George, a J. P., 4. 346; 6. 341, 
 343. 
 allowance to, 22. 859. 
 complaint of and against, 6. 1068, 
 
 1069. 
 in assembly, 6. 1152-1153, 1266; 7. 
 
 67. 
 land grant to, 4. 336; made null, 6. 
 
 339. 
 resurvey to, 6. 333. 
 Moy, Geo., Sr., road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Moy, John^ claims, 4. 808. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 764. 
 Moy, John, school trustee, 24. 867. 
 Moye, Capt., order to for money, 22. 
 
 448. 
 Moye (Moy), Geo., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 army rank, 16. 1112. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 575. 
 In assem., 19. 383, 389. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 38, 61, 62, 243, 
 
 295, 494, 499, 670. 
 patroled, 10. 451. 
 petitions for Tyson, 16. 580. 
 resigns as J. P., 19. 427, 759, 765. 
 Moye, George, in army, 13. 517. 
 Moye, George, Jr., on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 62. 
 petitions for Tyson, 16. 580-581. 
 Moye, Geo., Sr., patroler, 10. 64. 
 Moye, John, in assem., 21. 2, 4, 47, 
 52, 66, 67, 68, 74, 77, 109, 115, 121, 
 130, 133, 154, 160, 168, 179, 190. 
 Moye, John, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 38, 
 
 62. 
 Moye, John, tax coms'r, 25. 52. 
 Moye, John, Jr., on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 62 
 patroler, 10. 64. 
 Moye (Moy), Richard, in assembly, 
 17. 265, 266, 298, 304, 306, 354, 
 359, 365, 368, 387, 406, 425; 19. 
 234, 235, 236, 262, 282, 286, 295, 
 299, 324, 334, 354, 359, 490, 514, 
 613, 614, 622, 643, 667, 671, 675, 
 677, 688, 718, 719, 762, 773, 794, 
 805, 808, 816, 822, 827, 832, 835. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 25, 28, 30. 
 on com. of assem., 17. 385, 736. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 62, 243. 
 patroler, 10. 64. 
 resigns as J. P„ 19. 765. 
 signs Pitt Asso., 10. 221. 
 Moyer, Jacob, rum to, 22. 444. 
 Moyer (Moir?), Rev. James, changes 
 
 his missionary work, 4. 876, 877. 
 See also Moir,Rev. James. 
 
 Moyers, And., in militia, 22. 323. 
 
 Moyers, Jacob, receipts for services, 
 22. 477. 
 
 Moyitchoy, token left with, 3. 132. 
 
 Moyle, Esekel, witness, 1. 484 
 
 Moyock, inspection at, 23. 641, 792; 
 24. 314, 380. 
 
 Moyock Creek, 2. 747. 
 inspection at, 24. 581; 25. 314. 
 
 Moyok, 26. 480. 
 
 Mozingo, John, exempted, 9. 495. 
 
 Mstsons, B., 15. 381. 
 
 Muce, Marquis de la, on Dr. Coxe, 1. 
 529. 
 
 Muchucenes, Larance, regulator, 7. 
 734. 
 
 Mucilyea, John, re-enlists, 15. 749. 
 
 Mucius Scaevola, defence of regulat- 
 ors denounced and hung in effigy, 
 
 10. 1023, 1024. 
 
 Muckle, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 Mucklerath, Mr., escapes from Char- 
 leston, 14. 760. 
 
 Mucklewrath, David, petition, 16. 96- 
 97; 19. 63. 
 
 Mud, Joel, in militia, 22. 161. 
 
 Mud Island, seized by British, 11. 806. 
 
 Muddox, John, land grant to, 4. 964. 
 
 Muddy Creek, 5. x, 13, 1147, 1148, 
 1149, 1163; 10. 593. 
 settlement on begun, 5. 1151-1152. 
 
 Muddy Creek, Tenn., Indian murders 
 on, 22. 695. 
 
 Muddy Creek Lutheran Church, 8. 
 776. 
 
 Muddy Fork, Germans on, 8. 741. 
 
 Muhlenburg, Col., goods for troops of, 
 
 11. 438; used in N. C, 11. 498- 
 499, 509. 
 
 inquiry into stores for, 1 1 . 448. 
 
 money advanced for troops of, 10. 
 699. 
 
 rank of settled, 11. 337, 339. 
 
 returns to Va., 11. 485. 
 Muhlenburg (Millenburg, Mulen- 
 burg, Mullenburg, MiUlinburg), 
 Gen. Peter, 12. 457, 459, 460, 461, 
 462, 463, 467, 469, 474, 476, 477, 
 478, 481, 516, 529, 533, 537, 541, 
 548; 14. 524, 577, 578, 600, 601; 
 15. 716; 21. 461. 
 
 and battle of Stony Point, 14. 329. 
 
 borrows camp kettles, 14. 654. 
 
 comes south, 15. 657. 
 
 composition and position of brigade. 
 
MUILLACHY, SEMPLE 
 
 158 
 
 MULLEN, MAKY 
 
 12. 508, 509. 
 convenes court to settle claims of 
 
 officers, 11. 745. 
 escorts arms and am., 15. 459. 
 forwards supplies, 14. 727. 
 letter ment'd, 22. 583. 
 location, 13. 496; 14. 733; 15. 138, 
 
 143, 301, 630. 
 movements, 14. 723; 15. 449. 
 number of troops under, 14. 718. 
 on court martial, 12. 542. 
 position of brigade, 12. 509. 
 quoted on Indian treaty, 17. 89. 
 reports on movements of Va. troops, 
 
 15. 66. 
 Sumner asks permission of to join 
 
 N. C. troops, 11. 745. 
 to Cont. Cong, on Indian affairs, 17. 
 
 159-161. 
 to Gates on Br. in Va., 14. 728-729; 
 
 on clothing and movement of 
 
 troops, 14. 670; on movement and 
 
 clothing of troops, 14. 604-605; 
 
 on reinforcements, 14. 575-576, 
 
 579; on supplies, 14. 687; on Va. 
 
 troops, 14. 560-561. 
 to join Gates, 14'. 574. 
 Virginians commended by, 10. 618o, 
 
 618c; complimented, 10. xxxix-xl. 
 Muillachy, Semple, takes oath, 22. 
 
 176. 
 Muir, , Hendrie & Co., estimate 
 
 on transportation, 16. 539. 
 supply N. C. Line, 16. 486. 
 Muir, Mr., letter on Martinique debt, 
 
 21. 796, 959. 
 Muir, Francis, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Muir, Robert, counterfeiter, 20. 662- 
 
 664. 
 Muir, Wm., execution against, 18. 
 
 288. 
 Muir, Wm., receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 17. 247. 
 Muklerey, Wm., a J. P., 4. 683 
 Mulattoes, act against stealing, 24. 
 
 220-1, 890-1, 956; for tax on 
 
 ment'd, 3. 192; for tax on, 23. 
 
 106-107, 334. 
 bill to exempt wives and daughters 
 
 of from list of taxables, 9. 146, 
 
 147; to empower J. P.'s to bind 
 
 out children of, 6. 495. 
 bound out against their will, 3. 
 
 556-557, 585, 590, 592-593, 620. 
 compelled to list wives, 6. 902. 
 in militia, 22. 372. 
 married to white man, 2. 662, 672, 
 
 700, 706-707, 714. 
 not capable as witness, 24. 61; 25. 
 
 283, 445. 
 not to vote, 2. 214. 
 number of taxables, 7. 539. 
 petition for repeal of tax on, 6. 982- 
 
 983; on inter-marriages of, 5. 295, 
 tithables, 25. 162. 
 Mulberry! the, 16. 972. 
 Mulberry Fields, 5. 13, 1146, 1153; 9. 
 
 91. 
 Mulberry Fork, lands on, 15. 340. 
 Mulberry Old Field, 4. 617; 25. 211. 
 Mulberry Plantation, 15. 431. 
 Mulberry trees, petition on, 5. 855. 
 raising of to be encouraged, 5. 293- 
 
 294. 
 Mulden, Chas., army pay, 17. 231. 
 Mulenburg, Lieut., 12. 460. 
 Mulford, Capt., troops under, 15. 73. 
 Mulford, Thos., ensign, 10. 626. 
 Mulford, Thos., lieut, 10. 936. 
 Mulford's Dist., resolve on assess- 
 ments in, 13. 694, 695 
 Mulholland, Thos., allowance to, 19. 
 
 219, 221, 355. 
 Mulhulum, Hugh, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 753. 
 Mulik!;n, Lewis, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Mulivee, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Mulkerim, John, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 Mulkerin, James, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Mulkerin, Jno., land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Mulkeson, John, loyalist, 10. 597. 
 Mulkey, James, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 707. 
 rights proved, 4. 705. 
 Mulkey, Philip, land grant to, 4. 764. 
 Mulky, John, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Mull, Hossel, claim allowed, 5. 982. 
 Mull, May, 8. 750. 
 
 Mull, Peter, on Rowan, S. C, 10. 252. 
 Mull. Robert, helps reorganize Luth- 
 eran Church, 8. 785. 
 Mullay, Thos., boundary coms'r, 24. 
 
 827. 
 Mullen, Abra., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Mullen, Abraham, Jr., juror, 4. 517. 
 Mullen, Isaac, juror, 4. 517. 
 Mullen, James, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Mullen, James, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263. 
 Mullen, Mary, petition, 19. 4, 5; con- 
 sidered, 16. 22, 107. 
 
MULLEN, MELONE 
 
 159 
 
 MURCHISON, JOHN 
 
 Mullen, Melone, in army, 13. 51S. 
 Mullen, Michl., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Mullen, Patrick, exempted, 6. 1299. 
 Mullen, Richard, in army, 15. 725. 
 Mullen, Thomas, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Mullen, Wm., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mulllin, Malone, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mullin, Richd., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mullln, Wm., in army, 15. 724. 
 Mulline (Moline), Robert, juror, 1. 
 397, 408. 
 \?itness, 1. 403. 
 See also Moline, Robert. 
 Mullington, Richard, land grant to, 4. 
 
 59, 349. 
 Mulllns, Mr., 22. 223. 
 Mullins, Thos., Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1184. 
 Mullins, Thos., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Mulloy (Malloy), James, allowance to, 
 21. 358. 
 doorkeeper Cony. 1788 and 1789, 22. 
 
 7, 40. 
 memorial, 20. 236, 428, 449-450, 464; 
 
 21. 258, 373, 612, 618, 688, 696. 
 See also Malloy, James. 
 Multherin, Wm., killed, 20. 722. 
 Mum, Ndwel, in Indian war, 10. 754. 
 Mumford. See Monford, Montford, 
 
 Montfort, Munford. 
 Mumford, Mr., 15. 417. 
 Mumford, Mr., sugar to, 14. 756. 
 Mumford, Col., 14. 762. 
 Mumford, Chas., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Mumford, Joseph, a J. P., 3. 256. 
 congratulates Dobbs, 5. 33.4-335. 
 in militia, 22. 343. 
 Mumford, Jos., Cont. capt, 22. 1049. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 164-166. 
 Mumford, Roberson, act on storage of 
 tobacco, 24. 758-9, 982. 
 bill to impower him to r.eceive stor- 
 age, 17. 302, 346, 397, 406; for him 
 to store tobacco, 20. 58, 101; to 
 Inspect warehouse of, 21. 25, 104, 
 110, 121. 
 See also Montford, Robertson. 
 Mumpower, Nicholas, in militia, 22. 
 
 416. 
 Mums, Wm., in militia, 22. 325. 
 Muncreef^ Wm., in militia, 22. 334. 
 Muncreef, Willough, in militia, 22. 
 
 334. 
 Muncref, John, on Gary Rebellion, 1. 
 784-787. 
 
 Muncref, Wm., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Munday, Benj., resists impressment, 
 
 2. 56. 
 Munday, Jeremiah, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 
 Munden, , pilot, 16. 261. 
 
 Mundin, Jos., army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Mundine, Francis, in militia, 17. 1058. 
 Mundine, Kittarel, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 summons Tories to take oath 13 
 446. 
 Munds, Wm., petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-635. 
 Munford. See Monford, Montford, 
 
 Montfort, Mumford. 
 Munford, Mr., 14. 596, 731. 
 Munford, Maj., 2. 784. 
 Munford, Mrs. R., 16. 585. 
 Munford, Robert, enters N. C. brigade 
 16. 614. 
 nominated for council, 9. 974, 1172, 
 
 1243. 
 to Burke on furniture, 16. 585; on 
 
 substitutes, 15. 587-588. 
 to Gates on movements of troops, 
 14. 614; on reinforcements, 14. 
 576-577. 
 Munfree, John, complains of taxes 4. 
 
 960. 
 Munger. See Mounger. 
 Munger, Bailey, in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Munger, Henry, a J. P., 23. 992. 
 Mungers, Henry, boundary coms'r, 24. 
 233. 
 court at house of, 24. 232. 
 Mungoe, Jese, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 Munk, James, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Munn, Alexr., prosperity confiscated 
 
 19. 672; 24. 425. 
 Munro. See Monro, Monroe. 
 Munro, Daniel, petition, 21. 848. 
 Munro, John, sells steers, 22. 613. 
 Munroe (Munro), James, loyalist, 10. 
 598. 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 10. 441-443. 
 Tryon to on Hillsboro riots, 8. 678- 
 679. 
 Munroe (Monroe), Peter, petition, 21. 
 
 271, 282, 363, 631, 673, 694. 
 Munroe, Timothy de, petition, 20. 79. 
 
 See also Monroe, T. de. 
 Muns, Thos., exempted, 9. 503. 
 Muns, Thos., in militia, 22. 325. 
 Muns, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 256. 
 Munse, Jacob, land patents to, 6. 331. 
 Murchison, John, petitions Prov. Cong, 
 for release, 10. 888-889. 
 
MURDEN, JEREMIAH 
 
 160 
 
 MURFREE, HARDY 
 
 sent to Phila., 11. 295. 
 Murden, Jeremiah, land grant to, 4. 
 
 634. 
 Murden, Jer, Jr., juror, 4. 518. 
 Murden, Jer, Sr., juror, 4. 519. 
 Murden, Jeremy, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 249. 
 Murden, R., reports on land frauds, 5. 
 
 IO88-94! 
 Murden (Merden, Murdens), Robert, 
 
 a J. P., 4. 813, 895. 
 dead, 6. 161. 
 in assembly, 5. 232, 243, 246, 307, 
 
 665, 668, 689, 696, 698, 701, 921, 
 
 922, 1020, 1045, 1054, 1055, 1056; 
 
 on com. of assem., 5. 693, 1043; 
 
 6. 108. 
 estate of to be put into hands of 
 
 commissioners, 10. 572. 
 in militia, 22. 308, 313. 
 report on reg't of, 5. 163; on Pasq. 
 
 militia, 22. 344-54, 381. 
 Murden's, inspection at, 25. 380. 
 Murder, Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 
 
 23. 318, 321, 322. 
 trials for, 2. 464-467, 553-554; and 
 
 sentence for, 2. 640, 664-665. 
 Murdey, Robert, petition on trade, 5. 
 
 321-324. 
 Murdin, Robert, a J. P., 4. 965. 
 Murdock, Andw., petitions, 19. 932. 
 Murdough, David, town coms'r, 24. 
 
 846. 
 IVure, Robert, counterfeiter, 20. 662- 
 
 663, 664. 
 iWurfee. See Murfree, Murphey, Mur- 
 phy, Murphree. 
 Murfee, Deness, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Murfey, Mr., owns lands in S. C, 4. 
 
 259. 
 Murfey, John, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 706. 
 Murfey, John, rights proved, 4. 705. 
 Murfey, Timothy, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 Murfree. See Murphey, Murphy, Mur- 
 phree. 
 Murfree, Lt. Col., claims, 19. 948. 
 Murfree, A., resigns as Col., 20. 565. 
 Murfree (Murfee, Murphy, Murphree), 
 
 Hardy, 14. 50, 487, 835; IB. 450; 
 
 19. 910; 20. 376. 
 accounts of confiscated property, 
 
 18. 169, 192, 198, 332 
 allows enlistments from S. C, 18. 
 
 612. 
 
 and affairs of N. C. Line, 18. 57-58, 
 
 59, 61-62, 155, 375, 382. 
 and half pay, 16. 931. 
 army pay, 17. 229. 
 at Stony Point, 14. viii, 327, 328, 
 
 337. 
 army record, 13. 480. 
 Burke to on clothing, 16. 286-8. 
 captain, 10. 187, 287. 
 coms'r on navigation, 24. 931, 966; 
 
 on confis. prop., 21. 818, 840, 841; 
 
 24. 662. 
 Cont. It. col., 22. 1049. 
 detained from Sumner, 15. 541. 
 field officer, 12. 500, 506, 522. 
 forwards stores, 15. 493, 494. 
 gets tobacco, 16. 494. 
 impresses rum, 19. 668. 
 in assem., 19. 507, 552, 592, 602, 
 
 605, 610, 616, 692. 
 in Cincinnati, 17. 134. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 in militia, 9. 297. 
 in N. C. brigade, 13 427. 
 letters from ment'd., 15. 493; 21. 
 
 56, 66. 
 memorial, 20. 93-4, 96, 236; 21. 816, 
 
 832, 835, 837, 843, 844, 848, 861, 
 
 983, 984, 985, 1008, 1009, 1018, 
 
 1027, 1039, 1047, 1048, 1049. 
 movements, 15. 562. 
 officer, 18. 450, 458, 485. 
 on board of rearrangement, 16. 575. 
 on guard, 12. 535. 
 owes state, 21. 1069. 
 payment to, 13. 351. 
 pres. of court martial, 12. 514. 
 promoted, 16. 603-604, 627-628, 630- 
 
 631, 648, 649, 653. 
 rank, 16. 71, 576, 608, 1109. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 191, 
 
 193, 197, 198, 199, 207, 213, 215, 
 
 217, 221, 222, 224, 225, 226, 229, 
 
 231, 233, 238, 239, 242, 243, 244, 
 
 255, 257, 260. 
 recommended to Caswell from 
 
 Howe, 11. 429. 
 report on company of, 13. 521-523, 
 
 527; on confiscated property, 21. 
 
 155, 156; on sundries impressed, 
 
 16. 23, 24; on Br. in Va., 14. 448; 
 
 on deserters, 15. 470; on goods 
 
 impressed, 15. 524. 
 representation, 20. 283, 415, 425, 
 
 466, 468. 
 resolve in favor of, 17. 402. 
 
MURFREE, MRS. HARDY 161 
 
 MURPHEY, A. D. 
 
 returns list of impressments, 19. 
 7. 
 
 sends stores to Long, 15. 593. 
 
 sent to aid of Caswell, 16. vl. 
 
 signs certificate, 13. 397. 
 
 Sumner to on provisions, troops, 
 etc. 15. 475. 
 
 thanked for testimony on frauds, 
 18. 126. 
 
 to ask Nash for pay, 15. 404. 
 
 to Burke on hoats and ferries, 15. 
 629-630; on boats and raising of 
 troops, 15. 635; on clothing, 16. 
 259-260; on impressment of stores, 
 16. 1199; 22. 542-3. 
 
 to Caswell on appointment of offi- 
 cers, 1 1 . 574-575 ; on com. for 
 Jones, 11. 524; on recruits, etc., 
 11. 664. 
 
 to impress supplies, 15. 469. 
 
 to join Sumner, 15. 530, 531. 
 
 to march north, 1 1 . 684. 
 
 to Nash on Br. invasion of Va. and 
 aid to from N. C, 15. 138, 143- 
 144; on impressments, 22. 535-6; 
 on provisions and stores, 15. 521. 
 to sell land, 21. 865, 1054. 
 
 to Sumner on Colonel Brickwell, 16. 
 620-621; on Br. in Va. and N. C, 
 15. 560-561; on clothing, etc., 16. 
 578-579; on drafts, etc., 16. 641- 
 642; on drafts, clothing, etc., 15. 
 591; on Garrard, 16. 519; on 
 movements of militia, 1 5. 439 ; ; 
 on his retirement, 16. 669-670; on 
 lands, supplies, etc., 16. 621-622; 
 on movement of troops, 15. 483; 
 on N. C. brigade, 16. 611-612, 614- 
 616; on public affairs, 16. 588- 
 589, 592; on rank, 16. 648, 649; on 
 shipping tobacco to W. I., 15. 666- 
 667; on tobacco and supplies, 16. 
 472; 19. 886-7; on troops and pro- 
 visions, 15. 516-517. 
 
 to take charge of reg't., 15. 426. 
 
 to take subs, for D. S. Canal, 25. 83. 
 
 visits Nash for money, 14. 862. 
 Murfree, Mrs. Hardy, 15. 667; 19. 
 
 887. 
 Murfree, Patrick, army pay, 17. 230. 
 Murfree (Murphee, Murphey), Wm., a 
 J. P., 23. 994. 
 
 act for town on lands of and town 
 coms'r, 24. 859-61. 
 
 bill for town on lands of, 18. 30, 
 39, 46, 260, 265, 267, 276. 
 39, 46, 260, 265, 267, 276; to collect 
 
 tax, 18. 40, 271, 274, 276, 291. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281. 
 in assembly, 6. 847, 868, 921, 922, 
 
 1008, 1059, 1074; 6. 91, 98, 105, 
 
 112, 135, 164; 6. 801, 810; 8. 715, 
 
 728, 738, 754, 782, 783, 1188. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 519, 523, 
 
 914, 915, 960. 
 on com. of assem., 6. 812, 817; 9. 
 
 740. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 917. 
 petition, 18. 37, 44. 
 town coms'r, 23. 774. 
 Murfree (phey), Wm., door keeper 
 
 Conv. 1788 and 1789, 22. 7, 40. 
 Murfree's, 15. 480. 
 Murfree's Landing, 15. 138, 439, 475, 
 
 480, 517, 521, 561, 591, 629, 666; 
 
 16. 641, 648, 649, 1199; 19. 886; 
 22. 542; 24. 859; 25. 313, 379. 
 
 inspection on, 23. 641, 792; 25. 313, 
 
 379. 
 Murfreesboro, act to create, 24. 859- 
 
 61. 
 bill to inspect tobacco, 20. 203, 213, 
 
 225, 256, 381, 383, 413; 21. 322, 
 
 666. 
 subscriptions for D. S, Canal taken 
 
 in, 25. 83. 
 Murfreesboro Church, 5. 1180. 
 Murfrey, Richard, Br. prisoner, 19. 
 
 630. 
 Murfrey, Wm., dues from as sheriff, 
 
 9. 572. 
 Murhead, Claud, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Murphey, , pardoned by Burke, 
 
 17. 149. 
 Murphey, Mr., 14. 580. 
 
 Murphey (Murphy), Archibald, allow- 
 ance to, 19. 335, 339. 
 
 building coms'r, 24. 524. 
 
 dlst. auditor, 24. 422. 
 
 letter of considered, 16. 171. 
 
 receives clothing, 16. 619. 
 . reports on clothing rec'd, 16. 619. 
 
 resigns as colonel of militia, 21. 125. 
 
 signs order for impressment, 10. 
 786. 
 
 to hold election, 10. 945. 
 Murphey (Murphy), Archibald D., 5. 
 1220. 
 
 correspondence with Graham on 
 resolution, 19. iii, vi, 956, 967, 
 968-988, 989, 992, 993. 
 
 Davie (Allen J.) to on Revolution- 
 ary matters, 19. vi, 993-999. 
 
 3-11 
 
MURPHEY, HARDY 
 
 162 
 
 MURPHY, WILLIAM 
 
 offers to collect and print records, 
 
 1 1 . Iv. 
 proposed History of N. C, 19. 976- 
 
 977, 978. 
 to Conner on Rev. matters, 19. 993. 
 Murphey, Hardy, promroted, 17. 142. 
 Murphey, Jas., in militia, 22. 450. 
 Murphey, James, protests against 
 
 regulators, 8. 273-274. 
 Murphey, John, exempted from taxes, 
 
 13. 919. 
 Murphey, John, land grant to, 4. 765. 
 Murphey, John, petition, 21. 253, 361, 
 
 609, 616. 
 Murphey, John, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Murphey, J no., Jr., gun impressed, 22. 
 
 414. 
 Murphey, Thos., 21. 1057. 
 Murphey, Wm., boundary coms'r, 23. 
 
 658. 
 Murphey, Wm., petition, 21. 34. 
 Murphis's Landg., inspector at, 25. 
 
 313, 379. 
 Murphree, Wm., vestryman, 23. 499. 
 
 Murphy, , leads dissenters, 8. 203. 
 
 Murphy, Mr., 21. 452. . 
 
 Murphy, Mr., aids Burke, 16. 41, 294. 
 
 Murphy, Capt., 10. 622. 
 
 Murphy, Capt., burns houses, 14. 622, 
 
 666.' 
 Murphy, Col., commands Pee Dee 
 men, 22. 548, 549. 
 defeats McNeil, 22. 553. 
 Murphy, Col., quoted, 15. 544. 
 Murphy, Alexander, petitions for di- 
 vision of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Murphy, Anthony, petitions for di- 
 vision of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Murphy, Archd., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Murphy, Benj., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Murphy, Charles, interpreter, 22. 650, 
 
 997, 1001. 
 Murphy, Danl., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Murphy, Edmund, land grant to, 4. 
 
 649. 
 Murphy, Hugh, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Murphy, Rev. J., pastor of German 
 
 Reformed Churches, 8. 753. 
 Murphy, Rev. J. L., pastor of German 
 
 Reformed Churches, 8. 754. 
 Murphy, Jas., army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Murphy, Jas., army rank, 16. 1122. 
 Murphy, James, dies in service, 19. 
 
 134. 
 Murphy, James, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Murphy, James, petitions for division 
 
 or Orange Co., 9; 809-810. 
 Murphy, James, petitions for Mc- 
 
 Dugal, 9. 683-685. 
 Murphy, Jere, gets resurvey, 4. 329. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 274, 335. 
 Murphy, John, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 707; grant to, 4. 63, 1250. 
 Murphy, John, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 Murphy, John, petitions for new chart- 
 er, 9. 79-80. 
 Murphy, John, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Murphy, John, taxable, 15. 192. 
 Murphy, John, voter, 15. 237. 
 Murphy, Joseph, Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1188. 
 Murphy, Mrs. Mary, pensioned, 19. 
 
 134, 247. 
 Murphy, Michael, recommended, 19. 
 
 428. 
 Murphy, Moses, army rank, 16. 1118. 
 Murphy (Murfree), Nicholas, asst 
 doorkeeper, 18. 3. 
 doorkeeper, 20. 3, 303, 477; 21. 
 
 731. 
 doorkeeper Conv. 1788 and 1789, 
 22. 7, 40. 
 Murphy, Patk., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Murphy, Robert, witness for Devane, 
 
 15. 787. 
 Murphy, Roger, deserted, 11. 823. 
 Murphy, Sol., army rank, 16. 1188. 
 Murphy, Thos., army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Murphy (Murphey), Thos., asks for 
 lands, 4. 331. 
 claims, 3. 281, 318. 
 land grant to, 4. 225. 
 petitions about ferry, 3. 543, 546- 
 
 547, 574, 578-579, 581. 
 resurvey asked for, 4. 440. 
 witness, 4. 502. 
 Murphy, Thos., in militia, 22. 318. 
 Murphy, Thos., in militia, 22. 323. 
 Murphy, Thos., Jr., land grant to, 4. 
 
 273. 
 Murphy, Thos., Sr., land asked, 4. 
 335. 
 resurvey asked, 4. 275. 
 Murphy, Tim., in militia, 22. 285. 
 Murphy, Timothy, land grant to, 4.' 
 
 712. 
 Murphy, Wm., a J. P., 22. 703. 
 Murphy, Wm., allowance to, 12. 815, 
 877. 
 claims, 20. 494. 
 Murphy (Murphey), Wm., doorkeeper, 
 12. 3, 549; 13. 736; 17. 796; 18. 
 
MURPHY, WILLIAM 
 
 163 
 
 MURRAY, JAMES 
 
 3; 19. 2, 130; 19. 401, 521; 20. 
 
 3. 303, 477; 21. 731. 
 memorial, 19. 215, 216, 223, 348, 358- 
 
 359, 360. 
 payment to, 17. 415. 
 report on petition of, 18. 196-197, 
 223-224, 444. 
 Murphy, Wm., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Murphy, Wm., Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1188. 
 Murphy, William, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 Murphy, Wm. Rigney, doorkeeper, 12. 
 171, 549 (?); 13. 736, 
 claim, 20, 494. 
 petition, 21. 34, 175. 
 report on petition of, 18. 196-197. 
 Murray. See Murrey, Murry. 
 Murray, Chas., army pay, 17. 232. 
 
 army rank, 15. 719; 16. 1111. 
 Murray, Edward, mitten stolen from, 
 
 2. 469. 
 Murray, Francis^ petitions for Fields, 
 
 10. 803-804. 
 Murray, Hugh, in militia, 22. 384. 
 Murray, Hugh, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Murray (Murry), James, 4. 376, 405. 
 a J. P., 3. 256; 4. 275, 346, 447. 
 absent from N. C, 4. 935 
 act for coms'rs to examine claims 
 of Clark against, 24. 456-7, 525-7; 
 allowance to, 22. 865; as attorney 
 
 to paymaster, 6. 285. 
 and Rutherford, case against Dobbs, 
 
 5. 935-960. 
 answers charges of usurpation by 
 
 Smith, 4. 455-460, 462-470. 
 arrears of salary due to, 9. 654. 
 asked to clear ship, 4. 464-465. 
 asks extension on land warrants, 5. 
 
 811. 
 associate Justice, 4. 1255. 
 bill in favor of Clark and Hooper, 
 16. 26, 29, 61, 65, 70-71; to exam- 
 ine claims against, 19. 9, 35, 46, 
 61-62, 94, 140, 147, 152, 162, 163, 
 169, 250, 251, 257, 261, 272, 277, 
 282, 286, 288, 289, 294-295. 
 Board of Trade recommends super- 
 vision, 5. 957-958; on suspension 
 of, 5. 960. 
 claims allowed, 22. 403; discussed, 
 
 4. 1327, 1328, 1347-1348. 
 
 clerk of council and clerk of crown, 
 
 5. 29-30. 
 
 commissioner of Ft. Johnston, 4. 
 1255. 
 
 complaints sent to, 4. 453. 
 
 controls Rutherford, 5. 942, 953. 
 
 com'r of Wilmington, 23. 134, 148. 
 
 deducts too much pay, 5. 299. 
 
 disputes over' precedence in council, 
 4. 1001; 6. 1015-1016. 
 
 Dobbs to Bd. Trade on private issue 
 of notes, 5. 945-948; proclamation 
 by against notes of, 5. 955. 
 
 dropped from council, 7. 247; 8. 
 167. 
 
 favors county treasurers bill, 4. 480, 
 484; Wilmington bill, 4. 449, 482, 
 483, 485. 
 
 gets leave to go to Boston, 7. 160. 
 
 goes home, 5. 146. 
 
 goes to N. B., 7. 7; 9.. 1002 
 
 in assembly, 4. 859. 
 
 in council, 4. 339, 340, 425, 439, 444- 
 454, 455-460, 479-492, 534-551, 575, 
 587-603, 632-639, 650-651, 959-971, 
 1000-1010, 1032-1041, 1046-1051, 
 1051-1064, 1166, 1245-1255, 1256- 
 1274, 1317-1329; 5. iii, 18, 29-38, 38- 
 40, 41-53, 172-177, 177-191, 212-219, 
 226, 227-231, 262-281, 488-489, 493- 
 494, 495-500, 501-503, 504-520, 655- 
 657, 658-688, 810-816, 823-828, 829, 
 880-888, 1107; 6. 1007-1013, 1014- 
 1020, 1064-1089, 1089-1164, 1218- 
 1257, 1322; 7. 4-7; 8. 601. 
 
 judge chancery ct, 6. 1042 
 
 land grant asked, 4. 454; grant to, 
 4. 278, 280, 347, 602, 765. 
 
 meets Dobbs, 5. v, 144^. 
 
 memorial considered by Board of 
 Trade, 5. 987-988, 989; by King and 
 restored to council, 7. 436-437. 
 
 notes issued by, 5. 951, 952-3, 988; 
 investigated, 5. 825, 826, 827-828; 
 reasons, 5. 937-8, 941. 
 
 on com. of council, 4. 1053, 1056, 
 1058, 1257, 1258, 1269, 1272, 1277, 
 1295, 1318, 1319, 1333; 5. 229, 277, 
 305, 498, 499, 654, 679, 683, 685, 
 728, 814, 831; 6.1199, 1221. 
 
 on com. to examine and compare 
 revisal, 4. 1007. 
 
 opposes land grant, 4. 1240. 
 
 president of council, 5. 209, 210,211, 
 212; 6; 1094, 1095, 1101, 1107, 1115, 
 1125, 1139, 1140, 1149, 1198, 1210, 
 1212, 1213, 1215, 1217, 1218, 1226, 
 1242, 124S, 1248, 1250, 1251, 1255, 
 1303, 1306, 1307, 1318; 7, 105, 160; 
 22. 840; 23. 391, 399; 631, 659. 
 
 protests against accounts, 5. 663. 
 
MURRAY, JAMES 
 
 164 
 
 MUSE, 
 
 qualifies member of assembly, 4. 
 
 1256, 1274. 
 quarrels with Dobbs, 6. xxxiv-xxxv. 
 questions Rutherford, 5. 952. 
 recommended for council, 4. 284, 
 
 418. 
 recommends Macdowell, 6. 232-233. 
 report on paper currency, 5. 146. 
 restored to council, 6. 799; 7. 439, 
 
 501. 
 returns to England, 4. 844. 
 rights proved, 4. 594, 595. 
 road coms'r, 23. 447. 
 secretary of State, 5. iii, 18. 
 signs address to Rowan, 5. 40. 
 signs notes for quit rents, 5. 822. 
 •specimen of private notes, 5. 943, 
 
 944. 
 surety of Innes, 22. 363. 
 suspended from council and reasons, 
 5. 942, 946-947, 956, 957, 959; 8. 
 148-149, 828; approved, 6. 558, 559, 
 626; discussed, 6. 45, 57, 58. 
 takes deposition, 5. 813. 
 takes oath, 6. 1087. 
 to Board of Trade on suspension 
 
 from council, 5. 956. 
 to employ printer, 6. 1139-1140, 1209- 
 
 1210. 
 to King on salary for council, 5. 
 
 760-761. 
 to McDowell on his work, 6. 537-538. 
 Murray, James, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Murray, James, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Murray, James, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Murray, James, taxable, 15. 191. 
 Murray, John, army pay, 17. 234. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1111. 
 Murray, John, land warrant to, 18. 
 
 164. 
 Murray, John, petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Murray, John, sergeant, 10. 753 
 Murray, L. Alex., army rank, 16. 1120. 
 Murray, Morgan, army rank, 16. 1119. 
 pensioned, 19. 402, 412, 525, 724. 
 petitions for pension, 19. 736, 741- 
 742. 
 Murray, Quinter, rights proved, 4. 594. 
 Murray, Thomas, error for James, 8. 
 
 601. 
 Murray, W., on representation and 
 other acts, 4. 1223-1224. 
 opinion on salvage, &c, of Spanish 
 wrecks, 4. 1309-10, 1311. 
 Murray, Walter, a J. P., 23, 993. 
 and case of Rowan, 11. 627, 630. 
 
 on regulation of Cross Creek, 15. 
 
 209-210. 
 signs Cumberland Co. ass'n, 10. 
 
 29-30. 
 town coms'r, 24. 182. 
 Murray, Walter, major, 17. 733. 
 Murray, Wm., asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-95. 
 Murray, Wm., army pay, 17. 231. 
 Murray, Wm., army rank, 16. 1110. 
 Murray, Wm. Risney, doorkeeper to 
 Senate, 12. 549. 
 See Murphy, Wm. R. 
 Murray's (Murrey's) Ferry, 14. 746. 
 824. 
 boats destroyed on, 15. 277, 279. 
 Murrel, Barnabas, army rank, 16. 
 
 1117. 
 Murrel, Matt>«., army rank, 16. 1117. 
 Murrel, Merrit, pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Murrell, Barnaby, in Davidson's Co., 
 
 14. 294. 
 Murrell, Benj., resigns as J. P., 21. 
 
 267, 293, 638. 
 Murrell, Patience exempted, 7. 575. 
 Murrell, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 
 
 764. 
 Murrell family, 8. 757. 
 Murrelshell, 11. 777. 
 Murrey, Walter, land grant to, 4. 892. 
 Murrill, Geo., pensioner, 22. 77. 
 Murriil, Matthew, in Davidson's Co., 
 
 14. 294. 
 Murry, Gen., 7. 374. 
 Murry, David, in militia, 22. 284. 
 Murry, J as., in militia, 22. 284. 
 Murry, Jas., in militia, 22. 284. 
 Murry, Peter, master of the Tryal, It. 
 
 634. 
 Murry, Thomas, land lapses, 2. 302. 
 Murry, Wm., witness, 6. 536. 
 Mury, Robert, juryman, 1. 534. 
 Musa, Ellsha, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Muscavado sugar, 15. 740, 
 Muschamp, George, appraiser, 1. 393. 
 attorney, 1. 433. 
 complains, 1. 381. 
 law suits, 1. 400. 
 Muscle (Musell) Shoals, 18. 494; 20. 
 653; 22. 494. 
 battle at, 20. 730. 
 creeks on, 18. 605. 
 French at, 22. 675. 
 Spaniards settle at, 17. 14, 16. 
 Muscovy, compared with N. C, 2. 
 
 186. 
 Muse, , made Heut col., 5. 124. 
 
MUSE, 
 
 165 
 
 MYEKS, PHILIP 
 
 Muse, , resigns command, 5. 132, 
 
 135. 
 Muse, Daniel, discharged by Prov. 
 
 Cong., 10. 524. 
 Muse, HepX.n, fined, 9. 652. 
 Muse, James, in militia, 22. 412. 
 Muse, James, to be arrested, 10. 940. 
 Muse, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 451. 
 
 Muselboch, , 22. 463. 
 
 Musgrove, John, road coms'r, 23. 220. 
 Musgrove, Mary, land grant to, 4. 884. 
 Musgrove's, Henry, bill for public 
 
 buildings at, 19. 270. 
 Musgrove's Mill, 15. 104, 105, 108. 
 
 Tories at, 22. 190. 
 Mushaw, J no., army rank, 10. 1117. 
 
 Musheo, , law suit, 2. 93. 
 
 Mushrad, John, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-635. 
 Musicl<, Massey, dismissed by court, 
 
 2. 671. 
 recognizance continued, 2. 663. 
 Muskets. See arms and ammunition. 
 Muskingum (Mushingum) River, 5. 
 
 465. 
 town on reserved for Indians, 17. 
 
 457. 
 Muskinock, Geo., army rank, 10. 1120. 
 Muslenwhite, Leonard, exempted, 4. 
 
 143. 
 Musley, Mr., 17. 129. 
 Musquanconocah, signs Indian treaty, 
 
 10. 515. 
 Muss, George, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Musselwhite, Millen, pensioner, 22. 
 
 76. 
 Musselwhite, Nathan, pensioner, 22. 
 
 76. 
 Mustees, act for tax on ment'd, 2. 
 
 192. 
 baptized 2. 332; 7. 522. 
 petition for repeal of tax on, 0. 
 
 982-983. 
 Muster, Jnc, army rank, 10. 1118. 
 Muster rolls, asked for from U. S., 
 
 24. 789. 
 ordered to be prepared, 21. 867. 
 to be collected, 21. 313, 339, 348, 
 
 650, 651, 669, 670. 
 Muster rolls of militia, act to collect, 
 
 24. 679-80. 
 asked for, 17. 108. 
 Muster Rolls of Rev. troops, wanted, 
 
 20. 604, 614, 615-616, 630, 749, 761. 
 Muster tragedy, O. 657. 
 Musters, act on 23. 518-22, 596-601, 
 
 760-1, 764, 765. 940-1, 944; for tax 
 
 on, 23. 106-107, 334, 526. 
 exemptions, 24. 3, 115, 193, 361, 413, 
 
 711, 813, 25. 334. 
 general, ordered, 5. 492. 
 provision for, 24. 1, 114, 191, 336. 
 359, 361, 364, 384, 413, 414, 710-11, 
 713, 947-8; 25. 50-1, 105-6, 108-9, 
 334, 337. 
 See also Militia. 
 Mustisiqua, Indian, 11. 165, 199. 
 
 talk of at Indian Cong., 1 1 . 186. 
 Mutch, Martin, land grant to, 4. 886. 
 Muter. See Mutter. 
 Muter, Col., 14. 527. 
 Mutiny, act on, 23. 442; should be 
 put in. force, 5. 497. 
 against C. C, 10. 836-837, 852-855, 
 
 884, 895, 970; 17. 21. 
 at Halifax threatened, 11. 520-521. 
 bill for punishment of, 5. 672, 673, 
 674, 675, 687, 712, 713, 716, 718, 
 719, 721, 734. 
 in N. C. Line, 19. 957. 
 in Wilmington, 10. 684; 11'. 330 
 militia, 22. 1039-40. 
 of troops in Va., 5. 136, 137. 
 Mutiny and desertion, act to prevent, 
 
 25. 338-41. 
 Mutter. See Muter. 
 Mutter, Thos., in militia, 22. 163. 
 Mutter, Thos., takes oath, 22. 176. 
 Mutter, Thos., town coms'r, 24. 878. 
 Mutton and Cheese, 2. 783. 
 Muzzell, Wm., payment to, 21, 167, 
 
 179, 192. 
 Muzzle, Wm., allowance to, 20. 590. 
 Myat^ John, militiaman, 9. 344, 689. 
 Myat, Mark, witness, 10. 931. 
 Myatt, John, horseman, 15. 509. 
 Myatt, Mark, lieut. of horse, 15. 509. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 365 
 Myatt, Wm, allowance to, 22. 863. 
 Mychell, Jo, examines Heath patent, 
 
 1. 13. 
 Myer, Rev. Mr., admonishment need- 
 ed by, 0. 222. 
 
 Myers, , in Assem., 20. 83. 
 
 Myers, Lieut., court martialed, 12. 
 
 485 
 Myers, E. W., draws map 6f N. C, 
 
 in 1783, 18. 497. 
 Myers, Jacob, army pay, 17. 229. 
 Myers, John, in army, 13. 517. 
 Myers, John, pensioner, 22. 76. 
 Myers, Matthew, in militia, 22. 379. 
 Myers, Philip, army pay, 17. 232. 
 army rank, 10. 1118. 
 
MYERS, WILLIAM 
 
 166 
 
 NANACHUCKET 
 
 Mye,-j, Wm., army pay, 17. 233. 
 
 firmy rank, 16. 1118. 
 Myham, Wm., army pay, 17. 229. 
 Myhan, Wm., army rank, 16. llKi 
 Myhand, James, court to be heid at 
 
 Irouse Of, 24. 642. 
 Mylare (Mylene), Robert, goods of to 
 
 be sold, 12. 217, 398. 
 Mylne, George, allowed to dispose of 
 
 effects, 10. 972. 
 • bailed, 10'. 560. 
 loyalist, 10. 602. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington Dist, 10. 
 
 215. 
 salt of impressed, 18. 404, 405. 
 Mylne, Robert, discharged from Prov. 
 
 Congress, 10. 521. 
 Mylner, George, petitions for new 
 
 charter, 9. 79-80. 
 Myre^ Henry, army rank, 16. 1116. 
 Myres, Davd., army rank, IB. 1118. 
 Myrick, George, resigns as J. P., 18. 
 
 83, 88, 320. 
 MyrickJ James, army pay, 17. 231. 
 Myrick, James, ensign, 10. 944. 
 
 resigns as ensign,' 10. 975. 
 Myrick, Jolin, lieut., 10. 965. 
 Myrick, John, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Myrick, Moses, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Myrick, Moses, pensioner, 22. 75. 
 Myrrick, Ricfid., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Myrtlewax, to be rec'd for taxes, 23. 
 
 782. 
 Myson, Zaolil., army rank, 16. 1121. 
 Mystick River, 9. 1232. 
 
 N 
 
 N G., threatened with blockade, 14. 
 
 497. 
 N. River, 26. 356. 
 Nabson, Francis, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 242. 
 Naches District, 18. 493. 
 Naderill's Point, 15. 628, 
 
 See also Haddrell's Point. 
 Nahordakha, fort, captured, 2. 36. 
 
 See also Nohoroco. 
 Nahasuke, fort, taken, 2. 38. 
 Nahunty (Naw/hunty) church, 5. 1181. 
 Nail, John, petitions on county 
 
 boundb, 9. 633-635. 
 Nail, Richard, exempted, 9. 146. 
 Nail, Thomas, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 Nailor, Joshua, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nails, bounty for, 10. v. 
 lack of, 1. 630. 
 
 manufacture encouraged, 10. 216. 
 scarcity of, 24. 19. 
 Nalnce, John, land lapses, 2. 426. 
 Nairn, Lieut., and parole, 14. 611. 
 Nairn, John, a J. P., 4. 47 
 Nairn, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Nairn, John, quit r^nts of, 22. 245. 
 Nairn, John, quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Nalrne, (Nairn) John, juror, 2. 473. 
 land asked, 2. 282; grant to, 4. 
 
 69. 
 deposition examined, 3. 248; on 
 
 blank patents, 3. 221. 
 messenger of Assembly, 3. 288, 290. 
 surety, 2. 475. 
 
 tried for misdemeanor, 2. 646, 652, 
 662, 671, 700, 705, 714, 820, 822. 
 Nairne, John, to Gates on parole, 14. 
 
 719. 
 Nairne, Thomas, estimates cost and 
 prepares Indian expedition, 1. 
 822, 823. 
 in S. C. Assembly, 1. 897. 
 messenger to council, 1. 823, 825. 
 on committee, 1. 823. 
 Nalry, Mr., judge in Tenn., 22. 800. 
 
 See also Macnary, John. 
 Naked Creek, 25. 50, 51. 
 Nail, Mrs., 16. 211. 
 Nail, John, a J P., 23. 993 
 Nail, Wm., act for him to collect ar- 
 rears of taxes, 24. 945-6. 
 bill to collect taxes, 20. 166, 174, 
 
 177, 186, 276, 342, 353, 459. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 39, 46, 49. 
 memorial, 21. 298, 302, 320, 633, 644, 
 
 648, 654. 
 owes State, 21. 1079. 
 Nally, James, deserts Br. and returns 
 
 to N. C, 22. 959-60. 
 Nsmes, act to alter, 24. 539, 640-1, 
 857-8, 939; 25. 13, 30-1, 101. 
 bill to alter, 21. 800, 820, 826, 988, 
 
 992, 993. 
 lists of, 1. 392-438, 442-456, 478-490, 
 493-496, 520-525, 531-535,' 548-551, 
 561-566, 566-568, 573-596, 604-613, 
 617-627, 649-656. 
 of inhabitants on Neuse River, 1. 
 
 820. 
 of rebels, 1. 776-777, 778. 
 persistence of in N. C, 26. iii. 
 
 Nan, , a negro, 10. 575. 
 
 Nanachucket, quarrel over lands at. 
 
NANCE, ME. 
 
 167 
 
 NASH, ABNER 
 
 22. 995. 
 Nance, Mr., on com. of Assem., 18. 
 
 15. 
 Nance, Geo., moderator, 5. 1182. 
 Nance, James, Sr., pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nance, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 161. 
 Nance, Rich'd, takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Nancy, brig, 11. 687. 
 Nancy, schooner, 13. 373. 
 Nancy, fitted out in Newbern, 11. xx. 
 
 takes prizes, 11. 778-779. 
 Nandermuden, Thomas,, commends 
 Adams, 1. 728-729. 
 See also Vandermulen. 
 Nangle, Michael, in militia, 22. 416. 
 Nanhare, Capt., court martialed, 12. 
 
 486. 
 Nann, Drury, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nann, Nathaniel, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Nannes (Nantes?), admiralty of, 17. 
 
 620. 
 Nanpelt, John, felon, 8. 143. 
 Nansemond (Nanzemond, Nansmond, 
 Nancymond) Co., Va., 1. 385; 2. 
 128, 731, 746; 3. 48; 6. 573; 9. 
 1235, 1236. 
 and boundary surveys, 1. 641, 645, 
 
 647. 
 boundary of Coxe patent, 1. 528. 
 Br. in, 14. 723. 
 Clarendon Co. settlers remove to, 1. 
 
 X, 160. 
 order to surveyor concerning In- 
 dians, 1. 615. 
 Quakerism in, 2. 153. 
 S. C. of mentioned, 9. 1164. 
 sheriff seizes tobacco, 2. 762; sends 
 procla. to N. C, 1 . 518 ; to be care- 
 ful on boundary, 1. 460. 
 tithables in 1756, 5. 656. 
 Tories join Br. in, 15. 560. 
 witnesses on boundary examined in, 
 1. 676-677. 
 Nansemond Indian Town, 1. 740, 743. 
 Nansemond Indians, encroachments 
 on, 2. 499-500. 
 King of sends son to be educated, 1 . 
 
 81V. 
 survey puts them in N. C, 3. 89. 
 Nansemond Rtver, 1 700; 10. 1027; 
 15. 301. 
 a converging point for N. C, 3. xviii. 
 almost taken into N. C, 2. 749. 
 boundary of Norfolk Co., Va., 1. 14. 
 Br. on, 15. 112. 
 free landing on wanted, 2. 762-763. 
 
 grant to inhabitants of, 1 . 17. 
 lack of free port on, 2. xv. 
 
 Nantes (Nantz), France, 11. 398; 13. 
 203, 477; 14. 35; 6. 764, 937, 938; 
 17. 501, 541; 18. 509; 22. 893. 
 Edict of, 6. 18, 221 ; revoked, 8. 728. 
 tobacco to be shipped to, 11. 436. 
 trade with, 11. 526, 735. 
 
 Nantucas, send war message to Cher- 
 okees, 10. 773-4, 776-9, 780. 
 
 Nantucket, exports to stopped, 10. 68. 
 
 Napier, Lieut., wounded, 10. 395. 
 
 Naples, Thos., Jr., bill to vest land in, 
 21. 116, 122 (?). 
 
 Narramore, Ed., in militia, 22. 374. 
 
 Narrick, Andrew Z., petitions for di- 
 vision of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Narrow Guage R. R., 8. 754 
 
 Narrows, The, 23. 102. 
 inspection at, 23. 641, 792; 24. 581; 
 
 25. 313, 379. 
 vessels sunk in channel of, 14. 213. 
 
 Narrows, the, Currituck, 2. 679. 
 
 Narrows, the, N. Y., 10. 733. 
 
 Narrows, of Pasq. River, inspection at, 
 23. 641, 792. 
 
 Narrows of Perquimans River, 1. 523. 
 
 Narva, 8. 84. 
 
 Nary, Nicholas, assaults Ash, 2. 906. 
 
 Nasengill, William, petition on sepa- 
 ration, 22. 705-12. 
 
 Nash, , appears as counsel before 
 
 council, 7. 274. 
 
 Nash, Mr., 8. 209. 
 
 Nash, Mr., 13. 448. 
 
 Nash, Mr., lays letter of Martin before 
 S. Com., 10. 431-432. 
 
 Nash, Mr., secures attachment against 
 Dobbs, 9. 996. 
 
 Nash, Misses, 16. 598. 
 
 Nash, Adjutant, 7. 707. 
 
 Nash, Capt., a prisoner, 14. 817. 
 
 Nash, Col., 9. 307, 356; 11. 303; 15. 
 682. 
 
 Nash, Lt. Col., president of ct. mar- 
 tial, 8. 594. 
 
 Nash, Sergeant, ordered to Ft. Cum- 
 berland, 6. 242. 
 
 Nash, Abner, 11. 650; 13. 35; 14. xvi, 
 128, 348, 377, 378, 409, 417, 432, 
 433, 460, 465, 471, 475, 476, 580, 
 581, 615, 623, 636, 751, 804, 827; 
 15. iii, vi, vii, 112, 113, 140, 145, 
 176, 179, 419, 517, 524, 600, 
 665, 737, 739, 776; 16. ix. 15, 23, 
 89, 171, 387, 459, 547, 569, 613, 735, 
 789, 824, 949, 958, 1199; 17. vii. 
 
NASH, ABNER 
 
 168 
 
 NASH, ABNER 
 
 689, 699, 772, 784, 785, 810; 18. iii; 
 19. 336, 399, 668; 20. 585; 22. 
 542, 1044; 24. 314, 344, 358, 379, 
 380. 
 
 act to vest lands in, 24. 285-7. 
 
 active, 14. 769. 
 
 addresses to and from Assem., 17. 
 636, 637, 638, 641, 642, 643, 649, 
 653-654, 655, 706, 716-720, 724, 
 726, 728, 731, 732, 738, 740, 796, 
 797, 802-803, 807, 880-883, 885-886, 
 889-890. 
 
 allowance to on salary, 13. 912. 
 
 and proceedings of council of State, 
 15. 417-418. 
 
 Armand to on money for troops, 
 14. 831-832; on movement of 
 troops, 14. 835-836. 
 
 asked to report on public affairs, 
 17. 843. 
 
 assaulted by Blount, 12. 307, 308. 
 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 
 attachment by discussed, 9. 1070; 
 against Dobbs estate, 9. 1210. 
 
 author of hand bill of Craven, S. C, 
 9. 1155. 
 
 Benbury to on Blount affair, 15. 
 142; on Br. invasion of N. C. and 
 Va., 15. 128-9, 137; on refusal of 
 militia to march, 14. 850-851. 
 
 bill to enable him to collect and pub- 
 lish laws, 17. 348; 20. 65. 
 
 Blount to on defeats of Tories, 15. 
 6-7. 
 
 Bd. War apologizes to, &c., 14. 475- 
 476, 482; on aid to Va., 14. 436; 
 on Br., militia, Tories, &c., 14. 
 457-459; on invasion of Mecklen- 
 burg, 14. 397; on movement of 
 troops, retirement of Sumner, &c., 
 14. 434-435; on need of salt, 14. 
 472-474; on public affairs, 423-424; 
 on regiment for Davie, drafts, &c., 
 14.471-472; on route of Gates, &c.! 
 14. 395-396; on supplies for 
 troops, 14. 380; on troops and 
 power of Board, 14. 406-7, 480-483. 
 
 bond in name of, 1 5. 125, 126. 
 
 Bordeaux's petition to on exchange 
 of prisoners, 15. 158-160. 
 
 Boyd to on supplies for prisoners, 
 
 14. 834, 835. 
 
 Brice to on flag, 22. 525. 
 
 Brown and others to on exchange, 
 
 15. 150, 154-155. 
 
 Brown to on bounty, 14. 847; on 
 militia, 14. 851. 
 
 Buford to on Gerard, 14. 812-813. 
 
 Burgwin to on flag for Mrs. Mercer, 
 15. 20-21. 
 
 Burke to on European intervention 
 and its dangers, 15. 773-775. 
 
 Butler to on De Treville, 15. 165; 
 public affairs, 2. 1023. 
 
 buys at Martin sale, 22. 880, 881, 882, 
 883, 886, 887. 
 
 calls Assem., 14. 876; 15. vi; Bd. 
 War to Halifax, 14. 738. 
 
 candidate, 10. 826. 
 
 Carnett to on condition of Br. pris- 
 oners, 14. 846-847. 
 
 Caswell to, 14. 863; on Henry's let- 
 ter, 11. 452, 718; on his dismissal 
 from command of militia and res- 
 ignation from Board of Trade, 1 5. 
 131; on military affairs, 15. 439; 
 on movements of army, 14. 841- 
 842; 15. 19; on movement of 
 troops, supplies, &c., 14. 828-829; 
 on movement and condition of 
 troops, 15. 10-12; on rendezvous- 
 ing of militia, 15. 389-390. 
 
 Caswell (W.) to on movements of 
 troops, &c., 15. 404; on move- 
 ments of Br. and defeat of Buford, 
 14. 832-833. 
 
 Cochrane and Winslow to on Cum- 
 berland militia, 15. 79-80. 
 
 code coms'r, 23. 987. 
 
 Cogdell to on flags and prices, 22. 
 522; on priz(5s by privateers, 15. 
 68-69. 
 
 Colston to on trade with W. I., 14. 
 299-301. 
 
 comr of trade, etc., 18. 650, 658, 659, 
 660, 661, 681-682, 683, 692, 772; on 
 capital, 18. 804. 
 
 commissions Devane, 15. 785, 787. 
 
 committee to settle accounts of, 16. 
 51, 55; 19. 26, 112, 113. 
 
 complains that governor's powers 
 are given to Board of War, 17. 
 718-720, 732, 740-741. 
 
 contributes to fortifications, 1 5. 216. 
 
 Council of War reports to on Blount, 
 22. 529. 
 
 Craig to On Amer. cruelty, 22. 
 1023-5. 
 
 criticised by Drayton, 15. 512. 
 
 Davidson to on movements of Brit- 
 ish, 15. 127-128. 
 
 dead, 18. 78, 113, 312, 340, 793, 794, 
 795. 
 
 declines to serve in C. C, 12. t. 
 
NASH, ABNER 
 
 169 
 
 NASH, ABNER 
 
 demands remounting of guns, 9. 
 xxxvi. 
 
 dispatches to, 22. 545. 
 
 Dry to on Gibbs, 15. 155. 
 
 Eaton to on bond, &c., 14. 844; on 
 Buford'B defeat, 14. 844. 
 
 extracts from papers of, 15. 423. 
 
 fortifies Neuse River, 10. 351. 
 
 Gates to on arms for militia, 1 5. 79 ; 
 on provisions, 15. 3-4, 17-18. 
 
 Gibbs to on commission in Hyde Co. 
 militia, 15. 97-98. 
 
 goes to R. I., 16. 941. 
 
 Gorman to on prizes and privateers, 
 15. 71-72. 
 
 governor, 14. x; 17. 798, 885; 19. 
 409, 420, 422, 733, 752. 
 
 grants warrants to Cleveland, 17. 
 406-407. 
 
 Gregory to on Br. invasion of Va., 
 15. 149, 156, 157; on condition of 
 troops, 14. 842. 
 
 Harrington to on Wilson, 15. 155- 
 156. 
 
 Hawkins to on impressing wagons, 
 15. 63-64; on land grant, 14. 836; 
 on movement of troops, &c., 15. 
 487-488; on supplies, 14. 839-840; 
 on provisions, movements of Br., 
 &c., 14. 863-864; on public af- 
 fairs, 16. 478-480, 942-943. 
 
 Hicks to on prisoners, 15. 63. 
 
 Hinton to on money, 14. 860. 
 
 Hooper to on movements of Br. and 
 prospects, 14. 843-844. 
 
 Howe to introducing Greene, 22. 
 527-8. 
 
 Hughes to on arrests for Toryism, 
 14. 870-873. 
 
 Huntington to on Br. abuse of clear- 
 ances, &c., 15. 154; on privateer- 
 ing, 15. 405. 
 
 In Assembly, 6. 1168, 1169, 1254, 
 1307, 1317; 7. 66, 76; 8. 106, 107, 
 310, 320, 326, 333, 335, 338, 386, 393, 
 407, 426, 434; 9. 139, 148, 149, 187, 
 188, 204, 223; 12. 442, 843, 872, 
 880; 13. 625, 641, 662, 678, 690, 
 697, 708, 709, 712, 715, 825, 846, 
 852, 853, 854; 16. 1, 26, 51, 68, 70, 
 96, 127, 147, 148; 17. 265, 266, 
 279, 304, 307, 312, 327, 328, 349, 
 351, 357, 365, 368, 387, 394, 395; 
 19. 13, 18, 20, 34, 69, 70, 72; 19. 
 380, 395, 408, 412, 416, 513, 516, 
 575, 576, 585, 588, 594, 601, 605, 
 607, 613, 622, 643, 657, 671, 675, 
 
 676, 688, 718, 722, 731, 732, 736, 
 742, 759, 765, 773, 824; 20. 4, 6. 
 34. 
 
 in C. C, 12. 602, 608, 718; 13. 102; 
 16. 90, 95, 148, 783, 959; 17. 139, 
 310, 318, 330, 856, 870, 941, 970, 972; 
 18. 78, 232, 312, 340, 747, 759, 778, 
 783, 19. 57, 59, 136, 152, 245, 269; 
 20. 29, 42; resigns from Cont. 
 Cong., 12. 625, 626, 634, 711, 721, 
 728, 730. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. xxxi, 1026, 1042, 
 1049, 1179, 1180, 1181, 10. 166, 
 501, 505, 523, 585, 915. 
 
 introduced to Hancock, 1 1 . 565. 
 
 Jefferson furnishes lead to, 14. 439; 
 to on Cherokee outrages, 15. 47- 
 48; on irregularities of Va. 
 troops, 15. 48-49; on land claims, 
 22. 521-1; on war post, 14. 852-3. 
 
 Jones to on Br., 19. 883; on capture 
 of Br. fleet, &c., 15. 121-122; oa 
 movements of Br., 15. 424; on 
 movements of troops, 15. 663; on 
 public affairs, 15. 113-14. 
 
 judge, 22. 907. 
 
 Kinchen to on horses and lands, 
 
 14. 828. 
 
 Kirkpatrick to on arms, &c., 22. 
 
 535. 
 Lakey to on Seawell's letter and 
 
 money for troops, 15. 15. 
 LaLuzerne to on duties of French 
 
 consul in N. C, 14. 797. 
 law suit of, 8. 185. 
 lays embargo, 22. 524-5. 
 Leech, Green and Coor to on pay for 
 
 services, 14. 841. 
 Leech to on money for troops, 15. 
 
 67; on supplies from W. I., &c., 
 
 15. 69-71 
 
 letter ment'd, 22. 537. 
 
 letters to Lincoln ment'd., 15. 25-26. 
 
 Lillihgton to on foraging, 14. 837- 
 
 838; on need of money, 14. 859. 
 Little to on money for troops, 14. 
 
 862. 
 Long to on Dunn, 14. 862; on 
 
 money, 14. 866; and supplies, 14. 
 
 845, 846; on parole of Jones, 15. 
 
 152-153. 
 McKenzie to on drafts and money, 
 
 22. 521; on Martin Co. draft and 
 
 volunteers, 14. 838-839 
 mad over powers of Board of War, 
 
 15. vii-viii. 
 major in Reg. campaign, 22. 872. 
 
¥ASH, ABNER 
 
 ITO 
 
 NASH, ABNER 
 
 Mallett to on back country reports, 
 
 14. 861; on provisions for troops, 
 
 15. 64. 
 
 Malmady to on command of Light 
 Horse, 22. 528. 
 
 marriage at home of, 9. 1132. 
 
 Martin and Benbury to on ordering 
 out militia, 15. 59-60. 
 
 Martin to on Br. invasion of Va., 1 5. 
 136-137; on criticisms of, 10. 271- 
 272; on public affairs, 15. 150- 
 152; on sale of confiscated prop- 
 erty for delegation in C. C, 16. 
 333. 
 
 Morgan, to on his commission as 
 clerk, 14. 845. 
 
 Mountflorence to on commission for 
 self, 15. 80-81; on Meres, 15. 75- 
 76. 
 
 Murfree to on Br. invasion of Va. 
 and aid to from N. C, 15. 138, 
 143-144; on impressments, 22. 535- 
 6; on provisions and stores, 15. 
 521. 
 
 obtains judgment, 24. 224. 
 
 Olyphant to on public affairs, 19. 
 881-882; on surrender of Br., etc., 
 15. 661-662. 
 
 on com. of assem., 8. 270, 288, 306, 
 308, 309, 315, 393; 9. 105, 139, 141, 
 152; 12. 17, 222, 401, 788, 790, 846, 
 847, 848; 13. 535, 540, 542, 543, 
 567, 586, 599, 627, 630, 635, 638, 
 639, 640, 657, 659, 668, 675, 676, 
 678, 679, 691, 692, 706, 710, 827, 834, 
 835, 838, 839, 846, 847, 850, 926, 
 930, 940, 944; 16. 31, 32, 38, 43, 44, 
 59, 60, 101, 104, 108, 118; 17. 268, 
 269, 276, 320, 364, 374, 376. 
 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. xvii- 
 xviii, xxiii, 173, 192, 504, 506, 507, 
 515, 519, 522, 524, 552, 567, 918, 
 919, 924, 925, 954, 973. 
 
 on Prov. Council, 10. 214, 283, 349, 
 470. 
 on S. C. of Craven, 9. 1144, 1237. 
 
 opposes bills, 17, 144; general en- 
 gagement, 15. ix. 
 
 orders horses of Tories to be seized, 
 
 15. 627; movements of militia, 
 
 16. vii. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1070. 
 
 papers of to be examined for muster 
 
 rolls, 21. 348. 
 Pasteur to on privateers, etc., 15. 
 
 78. 
 Patin to on his health, 15. 22-23. 
 
 payment to ordered, 16. 160. 
 petition and bill to vest lands of 
 
 Fanning in, 13. 830, 831-832, 848, 
 
 856, 857, 858, 860, 861, 865, 878, 
 
 886, 887, 898-899, 921, 938, 941, 949, 
 
 950, 951, 952, 953, 954, 964, 977, 
 
 978, 990-991, 993. 
 petition of executor, 21. 810, 977, 
 
 978. 
 petition to from Carteret Co. on 
 
 use of Carteret militia, 15. 146- 
 
 147. 
 plots against Davis to get his prop- 
 erty, 16. 596-599. 
 proc. forbidding exportation of 
 
 provisions, 15. 5-6. 
 promoted maj., 7. 833. 
 Purcell to on depreciation of bills 
 
 and Tories in Beaufort, 15. 15-17; 
 
 on plundering of public property, 
 
 etc., 15. 13-15. 
 quoted, 15. iv; on Camden, 15. 65; 
 
 on privateering, 15. viii. 
 recommends McCartney, 9. 61-62. 
 regulators' entry on causes of, 8. 
 
 239. 
 Rinquenoire to on dispatches, 15. 
 
 662; 19. 882. 
 Russell to on Hyde Co. draft, 15. 
 
 22. 
 Rutherford to on money, 14. 843. 
 Rutledge to on fall of Charleston 
 
 and condition of S. C, 14. 819- 
 
 820; on movements of Br., etc., 
 
 14. 821-824. 
 
 Salter to on movement of troops, 
 
 15. 97. 
 
 Seawell to on bounty for troops,. 
 15. 8-9, 15. 
 
 should be proscribed, 10. 98. 
 
 signs acts as speaker H. of C, 24. 
 42, 153, 313; act on treason and 
 Tories, 11. 773; Craven address 
 to friends of liberty, 9. 1026-1027; 
 resolutions on resignations of of- 
 ficers, 11. 808. 
 
 Simpson to on Pitt Co. troops, 15. 
 19. 
 
 Smith to on Br. invasion of Va. and 
 N. C, 15. 129-130; on flag of truce 
 for Bogg, 15. 129. 
 
 Spaight to on movements of British, 
 15. 9-10. 
 
 speaker of House of Commons, 11. 
 xix, 454, 456; 12. 4, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 
 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23^ 24, 
 .25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 
 
NASH, ABNER 
 
 171 
 
 NASH, ABNER 
 
 37, 38, 40, 42, 43, 45, 49, 50, 54, 
 56, 57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 6b, 
 68, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 
 79, 81, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 
 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 
 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 
 1-10, 111, 114, 116, 118, 119, 120, 
 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 127, 128, 
 129, 131, 136, 137, 138, 140, 142, 
 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 152, 
 153, 154, 156, 158, 159, 160, 161, 
 162, 164, 170, 171, 172, 174, 176, 
 182, 183, 188, 190, 191, 192, 194, 
 195, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 206, 
 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 214, 216, 
 217, 218, 222, 225, 226, 227, 228, 
 231, 232, 234, 235, 242, 243, 244, 
 245, 246, 250, 251, 256, 257, 258, 
 259, 260, 261, 266, 267, 269, 270, 
 271, 273, 274, 275, 276, 278, 280, 
 284, 285, 287, 289, 290, 291, 293, 
 298, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 
 306, 311, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 
 319, 320, 321, 324, 325, 327, 328, 
 329, 336, 338, 339, 342, 343, 348, 
 350, 351, 352, 356, 358, 360, 361, 
 364, 365, 367, 368, 371, 372, 373, 
 374, 375, 377, 379, 381, 385, 386. 
 387, 393, 394, 397, 398, 400, 401, 
 403, 405, 406, 414, 415, 419, 420, 
 426, 431, 434, 438, 445, 447, 448, 
 449, 450; 19. 371, 373. 
 
 speaker of Senate, 13. 855, 856, 907: 
 15. 196 
 
 spokesman on matter of cannon, 10. 
 41-42. 
 
 Stanley to on horses, 14. 850. 
 
 Steuben to on troops, 22. 536. 
 
 stops attacks of Davis on Chario.', 
 13. 430. 
 
 S-imner to on his movements. 1 5 
 73, 78-79; on his relations to Cas- 
 well, 15. 429, 430; on provisions 
 and answer, 14. 770-771; on nro- 
 visions and movements of troops, 
 15. 410-411; on suffering of pris- 
 oners in Charleston, 15. 403-404 
 
 surety, 7. 847; 10. 988. 
 
 thanked and declines renomina%on 
 for gov., 17. 802-803, 805-806, 8S4, 
 885-886, 888, 889-890; for service 
 as speaker, 12. 451. 
 
 to on case of prize brig Han- 
 over and public affairs, 1 1 . 719- 
 720; to on public affairs, 11. 453. 
 
 to arm vessels, 10. 352. 
 
 to assembly on ordering out mili^'ia, 
 
 15. 214; on provisions, 15. 76-77: 
 
 on supplies for So. Army, 14. 806; 
 
 on threatened invasion of N. C. 
 
 and the Board of War, 15. 225- 
 
 229. 
 to Burke on public affairs, 11. 801. 
 to Caswell on movement of troops, 
 
 15. 479-480. 
 to com. of Assam, on magazine and 
 
 French fleet, 15. 68. 
 to Cont. Cong, on condition of S. 0., 
 
 14. 824-825; on position of Char- 
 leston, 14. 802; on public affairs, 
 
 15. 1-3. 
 
 to delegates in C. C. on conduct of 
 militia at Camden, 15. 60. 
 
 to forward letters, 15. 388. 
 
 to Gates on Armand, 14. 595; on 
 empty treasury, 14. 702; on plun- 
 dering by troops, 14. 602; on 
 Southern campaign, 14. 504-50?; 
 on supplies for troops, etc., 14. 
 513-514. 
 
 to Gen. Assem. on Malmady .ind 
 Light Horse, 22. 778. 
 
 to Hill declining to serve as dele- 
 gate to C. C, 13. 402. 
 
 to Huntington on movements of Br. 
 and difficulties of N. C, 15. 98- 
 100. 
 
 to make arms, 10. 354. 
 
 to report on accounts, 17. 938. 
 
 to ship goods for arms and ammuni- 
 tion, 10. 288, 292, 353. 
 
 to Sumner on case of Jones, 15. 466. 
 
 to visit S. C. and confer with S. 
 Com., 10. 470, 472. 
 
 to Washington on army and prison- 
 ers, 15. 176-177. 
 
 trustee of Queen's College, 8. 487; 
 25. 519c; of school, 13. 809; 24. 
 297, 607; of town, 24. 610. 
 
 Wade to on Tories, rioters, courts 
 and British, 14. 865-6. 
 
 Walker to on Tories, etc., 14. 853- 
 854. 
 
 White to on representation in C. C, 
 18. 570-571. 
 
 Williams to on Bi-. movements and 
 Col. Armand, 14. 829-830; on court 
 and domestic affairs, 15. 77; on 
 his transfer to corps of invalids, 
 15. 12-13. 
 
 Woodford to on forwarding letters, 
 15. 7. 
 
 Young to on money for troops, etc., 
 
NASH, MRS. ABNER 
 
 172 
 
 NASH, FRANCIS 
 
 14. 831; 15. 23. 
 
 Nash, Mrs. Abner, 14. 844, 864; 15. 
 10, 15, 17, 77, 114, 155, 165, 661, 
 663; 16. 480, 596, 597, 943; 19. 
 881, 883; 22. 522. 
 widow of Dobbs, 9. 1070. 
 Nash, Abner, Jr., 16. 597. 
 Nash, Caleb, accounts of, 19. 326. 
 
 major, 10. 204. 
 Nash, Clem, 22. 522. 
 Nash, Clement, army record, 13. 480. 
 lieut, 10. 559. 
 to Caswell on dispatches from C. C, 
 
 15. 350-351. 
 
 Nash, E., to Martin on wives and 
 
 children of Tories, 16. 467-469. 
 Nash, Edward, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89-90. 
 Nash, Frank, (son of Gov. N.), 15. 77. 
 Nash, Francis, 7. 718; 8. 239; 10. 
 358; 11. 456, 469, 583; 12. 490, 
 495; 15. 682, 785, 787; 22. 115, 
 118, 144, 473. 
 
 a J. P., 6. 1008. 
 
 ability, 15. 707. 
 
 allowance to for holding o. and t. 
 courts, 10. 953. 
 
 appoints Crutcher an ensign, 1 1 . 
 754. 
 
 army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1124. 
 
 army record, 13. 474. 
 
 asks for inspection, 8. 80a. 
 
 at Trenton, 11. 570. 
 
 attorney, 7. 776. 
 
 Bd. War to on money for provisions 
 and warrants rec'd, 14. 492. 
 
 bond of, 7. 847. 
 
 brigade of transferred to Mcintosh, 
 11. 700. 
 ■ building coms'r, 23. 869. 
 
 Burke to on promotion of Hand, 1 1 . 
 562-563. 
 
 Caswell to on career of Capt. Cas- 
 well, 11. 601. 
 
 certifies to fees, 7. 780. 
 
 clerk, 9. 298. 
 
 colonel, 9. 298; 10. 508; 11. x. 
 
 commands against regulators, 7. 
 XXX ; troops sent to aid of Wash- 
 ington, 11. 833; sent to Ga., 11. 
 834-835. 
 
 commends Jones, 8. 23. 
 
 conduct of McRee in enlisting troops 
 reported to, 12. 64, 68. 
 
 death of, 11. 801; 13. 451. 
 
 elected a brigadier general, 1 1 . xii. 
 
 374, 706, 830. 
 
 escapes regulators, 8. 242. 
 
 eulogy on, 11. 789-790. 
 
 fit for C. C, 10. xxxiii. 
 
 furnishes officers to take money to 
 N. C, 11. 559. 
 
 has shoemaker ducked, tarred and 
 feathered, 11. 835-836. 
 
 helps in defense of Charleston, 10. 
 xxxix. 
 
 in assembly, 6. 1102, 1104, 1168, 1173, 
 1174, 1175, 1254, 1299, 1307, 1317; 
 7. 66; 9. 177, 178, 187, 188, 204, 
 223, 401, 411, 425, 429, 434, 435, 
 448, 469, 470, 507, 523, 540, 555, 
 560, 571, 582, 589, 715, 727, 729, 
 734, 735, 754, 761, 777, 782, 909, 
 931, 951, 1188, 1189. 
 
 in hattle of Brandy wine, 1 1 . 621. 
 
 in militia, 22. 320, 321. 
 
 in Phila., 1 1 . 512. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179, 1180, 1181; 
 
 10. 166, 167, 168, 173. 
 
 in reserve at Germantown, 1 1 . 643, 
 779, 784. 
 
 issues rations, 22. 425, 468(?), 470, 
 473. 
 
 killed, 11. XV ; 13. 262; at Ger- 
 mantown, 15. 707, 765; 22. 973. 
 
 leaves Halifax for the North, 11. 
 
 XV. 
 
 left in command in S. C, 11. 704. 
 
 It. col., 10. 187, 243. 
 
 monument to be erected to, 11. 670; 
 
 12. 123, 124, 278-279, 282; 13. 6, 
 
 363; proposed and rank, 17. 1047. 
 Nashville named in honor of, 24. 
 
 616. 
 on com. of assembly. 9. 530, 742, 
 
 1198. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 168, 
 
 173, 175, 192. 
 ordered north to join Washington, 
 
 11. xili, 411-412, 705; to Billings- 
 port, 11. 733; to Trenton, 11. 739. 
 
 orders court martial, 11. 752; for 
 burial of, 11. 651; payment to 
 troops, 1 1 . 675 ; prisoners north, 
 11. 480; to, 11. 757, 758. 
 
 passes through Phila., 11. 593, 756.' 
 
 protests against regulators, 8. 273- 
 274. 
 
 quoted on regulation spirit, 7. 714. 
 
 receipts for fees, 7. 773. 
 
 recommends Dixon, 15. 708, 709. 
 
 reports on threatened release of 
 Husband, 8. 497. 
 
NASH, J. 
 
 173 
 
 NASH COUNTY 
 
 resolve to erect monument to, 11. 
 
 799. 
 return of troops in brigade of, 13. 
 
 428. 
 Sumner asks leave to join, 1 1 . 745. 
 takes illegal fees, 7. 778, 779, 782. 
 to Burke on public affairs, 11. 479. 
 to command 1st regt., 10. 494. 
 to Panning on regulators, 7. 710-712, 
 
 714, 721. 
 to make report on troops, .12. 33- 
 
 34, 40. 
 to Moultrie on movement of N. C. 
 
 troops, 11. 709-710. 
 to move North with troops, 15. 702. 
 to Prov. Cong, on lead and prison- 
 ers, 10. 923. 
 to Tryon on regulators, 8. 246-247. 
 to Washington on proceedings of 
 field officers and court martial, 
 11. 751-753. 
 to Williams on notes, 9. 363. 
 Tryon summons to trial of regulat- 
 ors, 8. 693; on Hillsboro riots, 8. 
 678-679. 
 wounded at Germantown and dies, 
 • 11. 644, 647, 649, 650, 654, 661, 
 668, 677, 678, 779, 782. 
 Nash, J., Baptist minister, 5. 1180. 
 Nash, Jno., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Nash, John, in army, 15. 720. 
 Nash, John, petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 808. 
 Nash, Jos., army rank, 18. 1123. 
 Nash, Joseph, in army, 13. 515. 
 Nash, Josh., in militia, 22. 266. 
 Nash, Joshua, land grant to, 4. 446. 
 Nash, Josiah, in assem., 6. 1152, 1254, 
 
 1307, 1317. 
 Nash, Jostah, in militia, 22. 308. 
 report on militia company, 22. 344, 
 346-7. 
 Nash, Mary, to Martin on wives and 
 
 children of Tories, 16. 467-469. 
 Nash, Michl., army rank, 15. 735; 16. 
 
 1196. 
 Nash, Polly, marries R. Moore, 9. 
 
 1132. 
 Nash, Richard, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nash, Sarah, to Martin on wives and 
 
 children of Tories, 16. 467-469. 
 Nash, Thos., building coms'r, 23. 683. 
 dau. marries Moore, 9. 1132. 
 in assembly, 21. 194, 195, 198, 234, 
 238, 288, 305, 332, 346, 372, 379, 
 402, 411, 432, 751, 779, 805, 872, 
 873, 875, 885, 899, 930, 931, 932, 
 
 937, 946, 953, 973, 976, 980, 982, 
 1003, 1004, 1012, 1013, 1015, 1020, 
 1022. 
 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 46, 49. 
 
 nom. for major, 21. 400, 712. 
 
 petitions against Taylor, 21. 285, 
 643. 
 Nash, the, privateer, 22. 522. 
 Nash (town), bill to establish, 21. 925. 
 Nash Co., 8. ix; 12. 236; 13. 173, 295; 
 14. 169, 196, 450; 15. 450, 456, 
 582; 16. 489, 660; 18. 19, 252, 253, 
 497; 19. 65, 125, 139, 180, 248, 251, 
 298, 427, 433, 667, 758, 765, 766, 
 774; 20. 176, 216, 227, 440, 505; 
 21. 29, 43, 46, 89, 247, 250, 336, 
 338, 674; 24. 227, 294; 25. 64. 
 
 act for court, 24. 50, 64, 161; for 
 poor house, 24. 738-9; for tax for 
 pub. buildings, 24. 304-5, 519, 594, 
 625, 767; or jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5; 
 to change time of co. ct., 24. 688- 
 9, 717; to erect, 24. 134-41, 471. 
 
 ammunition to officers of, 12. 415, 
 421. 
 
 Baptist in, 5. 1181. 
 
 bill for public buildings, 19. 510, 
 511, 521, 531, 532, 550, 579, 595; 
 to defray expenses of public build- 
 ings, 13. 857, 872, 878, 952, 970, 
 975. 
 
 British in, 15. 461. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 803-820. 
 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 639, 748. 
 
 directions to officers in, 12. 435, 439. 
 
 draft troubles in, 14. ix-x, 319. 
 
 horses in, 16. 558; for Long, 16. 
 562. 
 
 in Halifax dlst, 15. 377. 
 
 members of assembly, 12. 632, 656, 
 725, 764, 816; 13. 535, 630, 736, 
 785, 855; 16. 2; 17. 265, 722, 795, 
 826, 878, 916, 919, 18. 2, 227, 258; 
 18. 1, 129, 234, 244, 400, 494, 718; 
 20. 2, 120, 235, 302, 476; 21. 2, 
 194, 730, 872. 
 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 3, 38. 
 
 militia of want discharge, 22. 553; 
 to be raised in, 17. 678. 
 
 no bounty to troops, 15. 8. 
 
 organization of troops in, 13. 159- 
 160, 173. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1068, 1076. 
 
 petition from, 18. 407; 19. 153, 175, 
 271, 272. 
 
NASH COURT HOUSE 
 
 174 
 
 NAVAL OFFICERS 
 
 population, 18. 433. 
 
 provisions in, 15. 476. 
 
 resolve on qualification of justices, 
 
 , 12. 252, 253. 
 riots in, 5. lix. , 
 tax in, 19. 706. 
 
 to forward bacon for troops, 15. 493. 
 Tories, 22. 731. 
 
 troops to be raised in, 13. 411; 24. 
 154. 
 Nash Court House, 15. 236. 
 Nash District, Caswell Co^ 25. 106. 
 
 tax payers in, 26. 1254-1255. 
 Nash Light Horse, takes Evans, 15. 
 
 236. 
 Nashons, Mr., quartmaster of hospit- 
 als, 11. 445. 
 Nash's Mill, milk, 7. 833; 22. 872. 
 Nashville, bill for tobacco inspection, 
 20. 40, 61, 78. 
 known as place for assembly, 21. 
 251, 282, 611, 630. 
 Nashville, Tenn., 15. 100; 17. 83, 85, 
 91, 428, 583; 18. 473; face 496, 
 607; 20. 94, 712, 730, 760, 786, 787, 
 788; 21. 443; 22. 792; 24. 567, 
 765; 25. 2. 
 act to establish, 24. 616-17. 
 bill for warehouse in, 21. 325, 699; 
 to establish, 19. 550, 551, 552, 557, 
 592, 660; 20. 44, 56, 89; to inspect 
 tobacco, 17. 327, 329, 342, 352, 
 362. 
 Byrd has lands at, 18. 190. 
 court to be held in, 24. 766, 975. 
 inspection at, 24. 582, 770. 
 road to be cut to, 24. 786. 
 Nassary (Nessary), Wm., dues from 
 
 as sheriff, 8. 280-1; 9. 575. 
 Nassau Hall, graduates McAden, 5. 
 
 1200. 
 Nassau Street, N. Y., 8. 733. 
 Naswell, James, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Nasworthy, Saml., army rank, 16. 
 
 1127. 
 Natchez (Natohes), Miss., 10. 766; 
 17. 84; 18. 359. 
 Spanish fort at taken, 17. 524. 
 Natchez District, 17. 524; 18. 493. 
 
 and Choctaws, 18. 800. 
 Natchez Indians, 7. 238. 
 proposition to settle them in their 
 own country again, 7. 281, 282. 
 Nate, Jesse, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nathen, John, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Nation, Christopher, a J. P., 6. 799. 
 exempted from pardon, 7. 851. 
 
 judgment on, 8. 183. 
 regulator, 7. 813. 
 Nation (Neale?), Christopher, in as- 
 sembly, 8. 107, 147, 304. 
 Nation Ford, 19. 985, 990. 
 Br. at, 14. 788, 789, 790. 
 Nation Ford of Catawba, 14. 586; 15. 
 
 415, 504. 
 Nation Ford Road, 14. 586. 
 National Debt, and imports, 17. 99, 
 100. 
 discussed by Morris, 16. 357-379. 
 efforts to ascertain, 1 7. 431-432, 433. 
 settlement of, 17. 26, 32. 
 National Journal, extract from, 10. 
 
 29-30. 
 Nations, Joseph, fined, 10. 3. 
 Nations, Joseph, juror, 10. 2. 
 Native traders, act to encourage, 1. 
 
 219. 
 Natives, to have preference in offices, 
 
 1. 502. 
 
 Natnas Indians, not to be trusted, 1. 
 
 884. 
 Natt, Frederick, exempted, 6. 1299. 
 Natt, Wm., 2. 777. 
 Natural born subjects, Eng. act on In 
 
 force in N. C, 23. 325. 
 Natural resources, discribed by bound- 
 ary surveyors, 2. 782-798. 
 Naturalization, 1. 205; 7. 521, 522; 8. 
 235. 
 case of, 2. 462-463. 
 controlled by assembly, 1. 83. 
 in Albemarle, 1. 166, 169. 
 in Franklin, 22. 670. 
 instructions on laws for, 1 1 . 242- 
 
 243. 
 papers issued, 7. 255-256. 
 petition for, 4. 494. 
 right of allowed, 10. 1012. 
 Naubert, James, officer, 22. 719. 
 Naval office, commission of Turner as 
 clerk of, 6. 566-567. 
 fees, 6. 622; considered, 15. 681, 
 
 682. 
 Heron deputy to Turner, 6. 703-705. 
 Neilson succeeds Martin as deputy, 
 
 10. 263, 269. 
 positions in sold, 11. 258. 
 Turner made clerk, 6. 522. 
 Naval officers, 23. 282. 
 act on fees, 23. 107; 24. 316; 25. 
 196-8, 225; to appoint and define 
 duties, 24. 103-4, 107, 215-17, 401- 
 
 2, 553-6, 893-6, 958-60; 25. 6-7, 72-3. 
 address on conduct of, 13. 125. 
 
NAVAL POAVERS 
 
 175 
 
 NAVIGATION 
 
 appointed and instructed for N. C, 
 2. 497-499. 
 
 bills on, 19. 182, 217, 305, 307, 348; 
 to amend act regulating duties of, 
 etc., 17. 317, 320, 329, 350, 363, 
 381, 393, 394; to appoint, 12. 56, 
 59, 87, 179, 186, 196, 197, 207, 255, 
 355, 370, 378, 384, 391, 394, 400, 
 452; 13. 357, 575, 578, 582, 594, 
 678, 687; to direct duty of, 17. 833, 
 836, 837, 926, 927, 928, 930, 932; 
 19. 445, 759, 780; 20. 209, 210, 
 211, 222, 231, 249, 287, 390, 408, 
 409, 430-431; to exclude them from 
 seats in assembly, 17. 396; 20. 
 91; to explain act on, 20. 576, 585, 
 593; to explain duties, 21. 130, 
 140, 141, 162, 171; to regulate 
 duties, 19. 634, 635, 636, 637, 641, 
 659, 701, 708; 20. 35, 40, 85, 90, 
 106; to repeal act on, 21. 220, 225, 
 277, 285, 297, 318, 591, 642, 679. 
 
 Caswell to on exportation of grain, 
 18. 566-567. 
 
 commission of Wheatley, 1 1 . 109- 
 110. 
 
 deputies of, 7. 491. 
 
 duties discussed, 19. 865. 
 
 election, 12. 46, 49, 59, 62, 65, 414, 
 416; 16. 35, 37, 39; for Currituck 
 port, 12. 234, 235. 
 
 fees, 3. 161, 334-335; 4. 196. 
 
 Heron, 6. 733. 
 
 instructed to keep account of 
 money, 17. 418. 
 
 Johnston suspended and answer, 1 1 . 
 256-258. 
 
 limitations of to hold office, 10. 
 1010. 
 
 not to sit in assembly, 22. 668. 
 
 note on act about fees, 3. 192. 
 
 Quince dropped, 11. 504. 
 
 to give security, 1. 497. 
 
 Turner, 6. 51-52, 72-73; commission- 
 ed, 11. 134-135. 
 
 Wheatly and Turner, 6. 41, 42. 
 Naval powers, instructions to gov., 6. 
 
 529-5S0. 
 Naval stores, 2. 237. 
 
 bill for inspection, 21. 124, 228, 621; 
 to regulate preparation of, 8. 318- 
 319. 
 
 direct exportation to Ireland desir- 
 able, 6. 1022. 
 
 duty on, 5. xxlx, 762; in S. C, 5. 
 787. 
 
 exports, 5. xlii. 
 
 free trade in proposed, 1. 598-599. 
 
 Holland forbids exportation of, 10. 
 70. 
 
 inspector for, 23. 748. 
 
 instructions to agent on, 9. 579. 
 
 memorial on ment'd, 8. 248, 318; 
 to Hillsborough on improvement 
 of, 8. 186-190, 212. 
 
 petition on, 8. 285, 442. 
 
 production of, 5. xli. 
 
 put among enumerated articles, 5. 
 645. 
 
 report on, 4. 5-6; 6. 1030. 
 
 resolve of Cont. Cong, on removal 
 of, 11. 754-755 ; on exportation of, 
 11. 272-273. 
 
 shipment allowed, 10. 415; not al- 
 lowed, 10. 345, 355. 
 
 to be produced, 4. 156. 
 
 trade in discussed, S. 1031-1032, 1033, 
 1034; with Portugal desired, 5. 
 574. 
 Navaros, Francisco, Sp. prisoner, 22. 
 
 271. 
 Nave, Teeler, Watauga to be annexed, 
 
 10. 708-711. 
 Navigation, act for co. coms'rs. to im- 
 prove, 24. 674-8, 747, 810, 903; 25. 
 82-3; act on, 23. 230; 24. 402-4; 
 25. 194-6, 238, 263, 264, 460-1, 479; 
 for Albemarle Sound, 24. 831- 
 4, 965-6; for Currituck Port, 13. 
 358; for Neuse River, 23. 974; on 
 pilotage, 23. 858-9; 24. 124-8, 167- 
 
 8, 218, 316, 502-8, 586-93, 658- 
 61, 719, 581-3; 25. 6-7, 71-3; 
 to amend by lottery, 23. 542- 
 4; to appply taxes raised un- 
 der act for, 23. 593; to con- 
 trol of, 23. 607-11, 814; to ex- 
 tend, 24. 600-3, 702-3, 720, 825, 936- 
 7, 961-2; 25. 98-9, 107; to facili- 
 tate, 23. 103, 111, 127, 161, 163, 
 220-9, 289, 296, 338, 339, 375-8, 
 384-5, 398, 438, 447-8, 475, 483-4, 
 506-7, 510-11, 588-9, 622, 650-4, 667- 
 72, 684-5, 745-6, 826-7; 24. 136; in 
 Currituck, 23. 544; in Trent 
 River, 23. 914. 
 
 and C. C. 17, 494-495. 
 Arnold to destroy, 17. 985. 
 bill for ballast master, 8. 93, 117, 
 119, 125; for duty on liquors for, 
 
 9. 114, 123, 148, 164, 168, 193, 196, 
 201; for improvement of, 18. 67, 
 112, 114, 115, 132, 147, 204, 295, 
 329, 343, 355; bill on, 6. 1105, 1108, 
 
NAVIGATION 
 
 176 
 
 NAVY 
 
 1109, 1110, 1111, 1144, 1159, 1170, 
 1172, 1173, 1178, 1182, 1183-1184, 
 1185; 19. 538, 551, 556, 558, 559, 
 568, 574, 575, 580-581, 587, 589, 
 591, 594, 595, 600, 601, 605, 607, 
 609, 617, 633, 634, 659, 661, 662, 
 695, 701; 21. 290, 313, 325, 343, 
 371, 385, 667, 692, 747, 758, 760, 
 766, 767, 772, 775, 782, 785, 794, 
 796, 799, 804, 817, 830, 834, 856, 
 895, 897, 898, 907, 910, 914, 916, 
 921, 922, 926, 936, 947, 949, 955, 
 956, 957, 963, 968, 971, 982, 984, 
 987, 988, 991, 1000; to amend, 5. 
 1004, 1005, 1006, 1008, 1009, 1010, 
 1011; e. 128, 129, 131, 162, 163, 168, 
 169, 171; 353, 354, 356, 358, 361, 
 387, 391, 394, 395, 397, 419, 902; 7. 
 562, 563, 588, 589, 593, 596,' 597, 
 623, 626, 629, 668; to amend and 
 continue act on, 6. 881, 882, 884, 
 891, 951, 953, 954-955, 956; to 
 amend at Bath and Beaufort, 6. 
 184, 200; to apply money for, 6. 
 850, 855, 861, 882, 884, 886, 891, 
 
 913, 923, 928, 953, 954, 957; to clear 
 river and creeks, 17. 319, 325, 
 329, 350, 362; to continue act for, 
 e. 1103, 1112, 1118, 1145, 1172-1173, 
 1174, 1185, 1189, 1192; to facili- 
 tate, 4. 240, 361, 363, 364, 375, 376, 
 379, 388, 390, 391, 404, 405, 406, 
 408, 505, 784, 785, 822, 830, 1324, 
 1325, 1328, 1339, 1340, 1341, 1342, 
 1343, 1348; 5. 511, 513, 514, 515, 
 540, 543, 546, 547, 550-551, 553, 835, 
 836, 839, 840, 842, 854, 855, 856, 
 862, 863, 866; 6. 642, 645, 646, 647, 
 650, 660, 667-668, 670-671, 675, 676, 
 677, 681, 684, 690, 749; 7. 49, 50, 
 51, 57, 61, 72, 74, 76-77, 84, 86, 88, 
 106, 301, 305, 312, 314, 315, 317, 
 338, 353, 354, 370, 382, 387, 389, 
 394, 420; 8. 348, 353, 355, 359, 366, 
 383, 390, 394, 404, 409, 417. 435, 
 477; 9. 847, 852, 853, 861, 906, 908, 
 
 914, 915, 916, 917, 928, 1013; 12. 
 180', 184, 191, 193, 197, 198, 254, 
 355, 356, 365, 370, 378, 388, 452; 
 19. 182, 190, 209, 304, 307, 313, 
 316, 330, 339, 414, 415, 417, 428- 
 429, 430, 434, 448, 453, 462, 464, 
 474, 484, 485, 726, 742, 743, 747- 
 748, 763, 764, 767, 768, 771, 773, 
 781, 788, 790, 791, 798, 799, 805, 
 816, 818, 819, 824, 830; 20. 152, 
 155, 156, 170, 176, 178-179, 182, 183, 
 
 188, 190, 199, 242, 300, 337, 349, 360- 
 361,413,415,520,530,554, 560, 565, 
 577, 586; 21. 63, 67-68, 76, 80, 87, 
 92, 94, 99-100, 110, 112, 117, 122, 124, 
 127, 153, 154, 177; to give Co. 
 Courts authority over, 20. 36-37, 
 44, 64, 169, 180, 189, 259, 344, 356, 
 368; to prevent injury to inland 
 n., 13. 867, 875-876, 891, 951, 963, 
 978; to regulate pilotage, 18. 211, 
 438, 446, 448, 454, 460; to repeal 
 law on, 4. 724, 725. 
 
 Board of Trade on law to improve, 
 6. 700, 703, 733. 
 
 boat to improve, 20. 7-8. 
 
 commissioners to report their ac- 
 counts, 4. 790. 
 
 considered, 19. 497. 
 
 duty needed for aid of, 6. 1219, 1261. 
 
 improvement of desirable, 6. 1090. 
 
 note on act to encourage, 3. 193. 
 
 objections to bill for, 7. 132. 
 
 of N. C. waters, not as bad as re- 
 ported, 4. 228. 
 
 petition on, 9. 534; on law regulat- 
 ing, 4. 506-507. 
 
 powder money should be applied to 
 need of, 4. 402. 
 
 regulation of, 22. 52. 
 
 report to be made on money for im- 
 provement of, 6. 395. 
 
 request for improvement of, 4. 384. 
 
 revision of act needed, 6. 1032-1035. 
 
 should be encouraged, 4. 1332; im- 
 proved, 4. 272. 
 Navigation Acts, 22. 20; 25. 148. 
 
 alterations in discussed, 5. 416. 
 
 broken by colonists, 2. 157. 
 
 enlargement of suggested, 6. 1022. 
 
 instructions on, 5. 1106; 6. 558-559, 
 560. 
 
 laws on to be enforced, 7. 95-96. 
 
 prevent direct immigration, 5. xl. 
 
 restrictions under, 5. xlvi. 
 
 seizure of ship under, 8. 307-308. 
 
 to be enforced in Carolina, 1. 704- 
 705. 
 
 to be inquired into, 1. 889-890. 
 
 See also Commerce, Customs, Trade. 
 Navit, George, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Navy, act to provide, 24. 402-4. 
 
 bill to sell vessels, 12. 154, 155, 170, 
 173, 283, 317, 322, 333, 343, 382. 
 
 Bussan wishes to enter N. C. Navy, 
 22. 600. 
 
 Caswell on galleys, 1 1 . 448. 
 
 Caswell, the, purchased, 12. iv. 
 
NAVY OF UNITED STATES 177 
 
 NEALE, ABNER 
 
 commissioners to fit out vessels for, 
 12. 83, 94; to inquire into galleys, 
 12. 39, 42, 43. 
 galleys built, 11. 314, 315, 355; for 
 Va. in N. C, 11. 509; use of dis- 
 cussed, 11. 442-443, 635. 
 inquiry into condition of galleys, 1 1 . 
 
 438. 
 letter of Va. laid before assembly 
 and com. on, 12. 766-767, 822, 824. 
 memorial on furnishing pitch and 
 
 tar for, 1 . 721. 
 necessity of, 18. 381-383. 
 Pa. farmer fitted out, 10. 831-832. 
 powers of commissary McCuUoh 
 
 over, 5. 617-621. 
 supplies to, 10. 578-579. 
 vessels armed to protect trade, 10. 
 572; and payment to men of, 10. 
 584. 
 wages in, 12. 575, 577, 678, 680. 
 Navy of Un;ted States, officers of ex- 
 cluded from Gen. Assem., 23. 
 983. 
 Nawhunty Creek, 18. 251. 
 Nazareth, Pa., 5. 1157. 
 
 settlement at begun, 5. 1145. 
 Nazareth land, 5. 14. 
 Nazary, Wm., agrees to disgorge fees, 
 
 8. 521-522. 
 Nazimumb Indians, 22. 734. 
 Neakins, David, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Neal. See Neale, Neel, Neil, Neill. 
 Neal, Mr., 10. 729. 
 Neal, Mr., 14. 96. 
 Neal, Col., 16. 676. 
 Neal, Col., aids S. C, 22. 730. 
 Neal, Col., marches against Cherokees, 
 
 10. 651. 
 Neal, Maj., complaints of, 22. 550. 
 Neal, Abner, a J. P., 4. 970. 
 Neal, Abner, in militia, 22. 316, 317. 
 Neal, Andrew, allowance to, 19. 376. 
 in assem., 19. 373. 
 killed, 19. 987-988. 
 See also Neel, Andrew. 
 Neal, Andrew, in militia, 22. 397. 
 Neal, Charles, petition, 1. 421. 
 Neal, Dorcas, property of, 1. 421. 
 Neal, Dorkas, property of, 1. 421. 
 Neal, Geo., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Neal, Henry, army record, 13. 474. 
 Neal, Jacob, in militia, 22. 387. 
 Neal, Jas., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Neal, Jno., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Neal, Jno., juror, 4. 520. 
 Neal, Mich., land grant to, 4. 64. 
 
 Neal (Neale), Older, 15. 476. 
 judgment suspended, 21. 104. 
 owes state, 21. 1071. 
 petition, 20. 542, 547; 21. 236, 595, 
 
 601. 
 Neal, Ralph, takes oath, 22. 176. 
 Neal, Richard, admitted as attorney, 
 
 5. 30-31. 
 Neal, Samuel Thos.^ land grant to, 4. 
 
 219. 
 Neal, Thos., a J. P., 4. 345. 
 Neal (Ne(il), Thos., bill to empower to 
 
 keep ferry, 9. 108, 116, 117, 147, 
 
 175, 178, 182, 186. 
 boundary coms'r, 23. 842. 
 Neal (Neil), Thomas, co. coms'r, 23. 
 
 770, 803. 
 Neal, Thos., gun stocker, 15. 619. 
 Neal, Thos., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Neal, Thomas, juror, 4. 520. 
 Neal, Thos., school trustee, 8. 487; 
 
 24. 30; 25. 519c. 
 Neal, Wm., army pay, 17. 235. 
 Neal, Wm., disputes of not to injure 
 
 liberty, 10. 136: 
 Neal, Wm., lieut, 10. 626, 945. 
 Neal (town), 20. 653. 
 Neale. See Neal, Neel, Neil, Neill. 
 Neale, Mr., 8. 74. 
 Neale, Mr., 22. 596. 
 Neale, Mr., in assem., 20. 7, 33, 47, 50. 
 Neale, Capt., 22. 522. 
 escort to boundary commissioners, 
 
 8. 673. 
 goes against regulators, 8. 576; 19. 
 
 838, 850. 
 Neale, Capt., commands privateer, 13. 
 
 418. 
 Neale, Capt., in assem., 22. 480. 
 Neale, Col., defeats Hook, 15. 6. 
 Neale, Col., flees from S. C, 15. 258. 
 Neale, Abner, buys land, 18. 195. 
 Caswell to on negro, 18. 662-663. 
 claims slave, 18. 623. 
 coms'r to destroy certificates, 17. 
 
 421-422. 
 holds state goods, 20. 406. 
 in assembly, 17. 264, 266, 284, 304, 
 
 338, 359, 387, 391, 394, 395; 18. 
 
 114, 181, 189, 206, 226, 228, 239, 
 
 257, 258, 269, 284, 317, 340, 344, 
 
 350, 357, 361, 389, 411, 420, 429, 
 
 437, 440, 443, 477; on com. of 
 
 assem., 17. 277, 278, 279, 314, 333; 
 
 18. 8, 9, 30, 41, 74, 76, 103, 127, 
 
 150, 163, 177, 235, 237, 263, 272, 
 
 273, 283, 306, 307, 336, 349, 371, 
 
 3—12 
 
NEALE, ABNER 
 
 178 
 
 NEALE, THOMAS 
 
 386, 395. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 21. 
 
 light house coms'r, 25. 54. 
 
 mg'r of lottery, 24. 821. 
 
 nom. for maritime judge, 21. 386, 
 399, 704, 711. 
 
 owns marsh, 24. 825. 
 
 reports on fraud, 18. v. 
 Neale, Abner, land warrant to, 6. 77. 
 Neale, Andrew, to engross bills, 12. 
 
 205.. 
 Neale (Neal), Christopher, 21. 1044. 
 
 act for him to cut canal, 24. 634. 
 
 allowance to, 22. 838. 
 
 army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1127. 
 
 assist, clerk of assembly, 7. 345. 
 
 auditor of accounts, 13. 607, 734A- 
 734y. 
 
 bill to help him cut canal, 19. 584, 
 593, 701. 
 
 bills delivered to, 12. 264. 
 
 bond as clerk of ct., 9. 1005-1006. 
 
 buys at Martin sale, 22. 881. 
 
 caveat against, 5. 993; 6. 342. 
 
 claims allowed, 8. 147; 9. 224. 
 
 clerk, 9. 298. 
 
 clerk of court of Craven, 11. 710; 
 22. 484. 
 
 clerk of J. P.'s, 22. 432. 
 
 commissioner on cutting canal, 23. 
 685; 24. 538; on county, 24. 226; 
 ' on exports, 10. 473, 474; on fort, 
 24. 174; on navigation, 24. 125; 
 to settle accounts of N. C. and U. 
 S., 12. 619. 
 
 com. of claims to settle with, 12. 
 235. 
 
 deputy secretary, 13. 177. 
 
 employed to revise journals of 
 House,' 12. 102. 
 
 in assem., 6. 351, 378, 379; 8. 106. 
 107, 299, 301, 304, 323, 326, 330, 
 335, 336, 338, 342, 343, 377, 387, 
 392, 402, 406, 422, 424, 442, 444, 
 445,447,453, 454, 459; 9. 117, 127, 
 128, 136, 139, 161, 165, 166, 174, 
 176, 195, 205, 207, 217, 218, 223, 
 383, 384, 388, 390, 394, 401, 410, 
 422, 432, 433, 448, 453, 457, 463, 
 464, 471, 472, 478, 484, 505, 522, 
 523, 542, 552, 555, 556, 587; 12. 
 220. 
 In Prov. Cong., 10. 91S, 915. 
 insults Boyd and is arrested, 6. 935- 
 936. 
 
 judge of admiralty, 10. *34. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 592. 
 land sold to, 18. 195-196. 
 memorial on school, 7. 35-38. 
 not paid for engrossing bills, 12. 
 
 450-451. 
 on com. of assem., 8. 288, 308, 309, 
 
 315; 9. 105, 141, 151, 381, 450, 451, 
 
 500. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. xxili, 
 
 917, 918, 923, 951, 953, 965, 979, 
 
 971, 976, 987, 1000. 
 on com. to state accounts with JS. 
 
 S., 10. 1002. 
 ordered to march against Regula- 
 tors, 8. 710. 
 paid for taking plans of harbors, 12,. 
 
 413, 417. 
 port coms'r, 23. 827. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 235. 
 recommends Mrs. Glover for pen- 
 sion, 15. 188. 
 register, 9. 298. 
 reports flags, 16. 681; on FrensJi 
 
 fleet, 14. 660. 
 sells property of Got. Martin by 
 
 order Prov. Cong., 22. 880-9. 
 settles case of brig William, 10. 
 
 741, 745. 
 surety, 9. 592-593. 
 
 surveys Cape Lookout Bay, 1 1 . 443. 
 to certify to will, 13. 178. 
 to dismiss detachment, 8. 692. 
 to fit out galleys, 10. 981. 
 to procure arms, 10. 524. 
 to remove and care for records, 10. 
 
 473. 
 to seize and sell Martin's property, 
 
 10. 962. 
 to settle accounts of the William, 
 
 10. 640, 702-703, 707. 
 to survey Cape Fear harbor, 12. 9S. 
 to take prisoners to Suffolk, 19. 
 
 545. 
 witness, 6. 341; 22. 467, 468. 
 Neale, Nancy, bill to copfirm mar- 
 
 raige, 21. 236. 
 Neale, Samuel, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Neale, Samuel, witness, 6. 1057. 
 Neale, Sophia, bill to vest lands in, 
 
 21. 797, 812, 823, 958, 960, 972, 
 
 981, 990. 
 Neale, Thos., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Neale (Neal, Neill), Thos., in assem- 
 bly, 8. 107, 293, 297, 299, 301, 304; 
 
 on com. of assem. 9. 106, 141. 
 Neale, Thos., land grant to, 4. 59S. 
 
NEALE, THOMAS 
 
 179 
 
 NEGROES 
 
 Neale, Thos., petition, 21. 757, 779, 
 
 904, 906, 917, 934, 938, 953, 961. 
 Neale, Thomas, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Neale, Thomas, recommends Mac- 
 
 dowell, 6. 232-233. 
 Neale, Thomas, register, 9. 298. 
 Neale, Thos., Jr., bill to sell lands of, 
 
 21. 797, 812, 823, 958, 960, 972, 
 
 981, 990. 
 Neale, Wm., taxable, 15. 191. 
 Nealey, Samuel, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 90. 
 
 Nealey, Wm., asks for new county, 9. 
 
 90. 
 Neals Neck Church, 5. 1182. 
 Nealuquescapquos, signs treaty, 11. 
 
 203. 
 Nealy, James, claim, 9. 486. 
 Near, Allen, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nease, Geo-, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nease, Martin, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nease family, S. 734, 737. 
 Neat, Richard, juror, 1. 567. 
 Neave, John, Watauga to be annexed, 
 
 10. 708-11. 
 
 Necasa, point of attack, 10. 746. 
 Necatee, signs treaty, 17. 586. 
 Necessity Camp, 7. 995, 1005. 
 Neck, the, 2. 868; 25. 264. 
 Necoes, Indian plantation yisited, 1. 68. 
 
 Nedham, , 11. 323. 
 
 Needham, Mr., in assembly, 12. S5. 
 Needham, Maj., remains in Va., 15., 
 
 538. 
 Needham, Gideon, in militia, 22. 346. 
 TJeedham, John, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 15. 718; 16. 1124. 
 
 reenlists, 1 5. 749. 
 Needham", Thos., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Needham, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Needham and Hind ley, memorial on 
 improvement of naval stores, 8. 
 186-90, 212. 
 Needles, bounty for, 10. v, 217. 
 Needom, Bryan, in militia, 22. 270. 
 Needom, Thomas, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Needom, Wm., regulator, 7. 734. 
 Neel. See Neal, Neale, Neil, Neill. 
 Neel (Neal, Neale), Andrew, clerk of 
 Tryon S. C, 10. 162, 247, 296. 
 
 bond as county clerk, 9. 350-351. 
 
 on com. of cor., 9. 1073. 
 
 on Tryon S. C, 10. 120, 162. 
 
 signs Tryon Asso., 16. 162-16S. 
 
 See also Neal, Andrew. 
 Neel, David, petitions on land grants. 
 
 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Neel, Joseph, signs Tryon Asso., 10. 
 
 162-163. 
 Neel, Thos., certifies accounts, 8. 618. 
 Neel, Thos., commands troops against 
 
 Cherokees, 22. 429. 
 Neel, Thos., goes against Tories, 10. 
 
 975. 
 Neel, Thomas, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9.1260-1262; 11.250-252. 
 Neel, Thomas, surety, 0. 351. 
 Neeley, James, Jr., asks pardon for 
 
 Hunter, 9. 86-7. 
 Neeley, Thomas, asks for county, 9. 89. 
 Neelley, James, asks pardon for Hun- 
 ter, 9. 86-87. 
 Neelley, Robert, asks pardon for Hua- 
 
 ter, 9. 86-87. 
 Neely, Alex., lieut, 10. 937. 
 Neely, Henry, 5. 1207, 1208. 
 Neely, Hugh, in militia, 22. 437. 
 Neely, John, officer, 22. 702. 
 Neely, Thomas, town coms'r, 24. J93. 
 Neely's, Lick, 25. 32, 33. 
 Neely's (Neeley's) Uxk, 25. 32, 33; 
 
 visited by coms'rs, 24. 915. 
 Nees, George, claim, 9. 489. 
 Neese, George, pesioner, 22. 7S. 
 Negative Council, evils of, 2. 630-631. 
 Negotiable paper, act to make promis- 
 sory notes negotiable, 23. 586-8. 
 bill on, 19. 238, 243, 251, 255, 278, 
 
 275. 
 Negotiable securities, act on proceed- 
 ings on, 25. 53-4. 
 Negro Head Point, 6. 650, 651, 652, 
 
 660, 661, 683, 685, 688, 694; 11. 
 
 284; 23. 910; 24. 592. 
 bill for toll road to, 6. 1230, 1280; 
 
 on road to, 6. 853, 854, 917, 920, 
 
 923. 
 Negro Head Point road, 15. 786, 789. 
 Negroe, Benj., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Negroes, absolute power of master 
 
 over, 1. 304. 
 act against trading with, 23. 868-9; 
 
 for census of, 24. 650-1; for tax 
 on, 23. 106-107, 334, 345, 526; 
 
 in restraint of, 24. 725.-30; act 
 
 on, 23. 62-66; to prevent thefts 
 by, 24. 890-1, 956. 
 allowance for execution of, 5. 982. 
 allowed to vote, 1. 639. 
 and.tithables, 9. 97-98. 
 baptized, 1. 858; 2. 18, 153, 332; 4. 
 
 604, 605, 608,621,793,794,795,925, 
 
 1315; 6. 222, 729, 735, 967, 976, 980, 
 
NEGROES 
 
 180 
 
 NEGROES 
 
 994, 995, 996, 1040, 1042, 1052; 7. 99, 
 126, 163, 263, 424, 515, 522, 705, 
 750; 8. 85, 86, 542, 553; 9. 244, 
 273, 326, 10. 238'. 
 
 bill for census, 19. 435, 454, 486, 
 754, 771, 774, 797, 814; for duty on, 
 19. 546; for tax on to pay for 
 slaves executed, 20. 153, 158, 333, 
 354; to lay tax for expenses for 
 those executed, 8. 353, 355, 356, 
 403, 405, 409; to prevent insurrec- 
 tion of, 4. 564, 566, 568, 569; to 
 prevent thefts, etc;, 20. 156, 158, 
 178, 180, 187, 338, 356, 417. 
 
 bought by Indians, 16. 924. 
 
 brought from Nova Scotia, 17. 385, 
 389. 
 
 burned Duplin in, 22. 826. 
 
 captured from Spanish privateer, 5. 
 38. 
 
 carried off by Hinton, 16. 78; by 
 Spaniards, 4. 922; to S. C. & Ga., 
 18. 935. 
 
 census of Wilmington to be taken, 
 10. 89. 
 
 cohabits with white woman, 2. 704. 
 
 confesses theft, 2. 650. 
 
 cost of trials, 4. 530. 
 
 death for killing, 3. 106. 
 
 DeGraffenried's executed, 1 . 992. 
 
 efforts of Br. to incite to insurrec- 
 tion, 10. xxviii, XXX, 86. 
 
 encouraged to leave masters, 10. 
 112; to run to C, 1. 757. 
 
 enlist with British, 14. 308. 
 
 enlisted, 16. 614; in N. C, 11. 834; 
 in S. C, 2. 178, 
 
 executed, 8. 141, 142, 143; and paid 
 for by State, 18. 76, 77; and pay 
 asked for, 17. 278, 279, 282, 286, 
 297. 
 
 fear of, 1. 654; of insurrection 
 among, 10. 118. 
 
 free, act against stealing, 24. 220-1; 
 bill concerning, 7. 565, 592, 594, 
 614, 624, 653, 655, 656, 901, 946, 
 953, 954; to exempt wives and 
 daughters of from list of taxables, 
 9. 146, 147; compelled to list 
 wives, 6. 902; petition for repeal 
 of tax on, 6. 982-983; vote in S. C, 
 2. 903, 908. 
 
 hired out by court, 2. 555. 
 
 Importance of to Barbadoes, 1. 150. 
 
 Imported, 1. 394, 436, 479, 480, 546, 
 582, 618, 619, 650, 654. 
 
 in Albemarle Cp., 1. 260. 
 
 in militia, 22. 372. 
 
 in Rowan, 5. 152. 
 
 in service of U. S., 24. 221, 639. 
 
 in 1721, 2. 419, 421. 
 
 in Transylvania, 1 1 . 606. 
 
 in Va. in 1708, 1. 692. 
 
 increased importation of, 1. 691, 692, 
 693-694. 
 
 insurrections of in S. C, 11. 225- 
 226, 227; in Va., 1. 886 
 
 intermarry with white women, 5. 
 295. 
 
 join Br., 22. 593. 
 
 killing of should be penal, 5. 497. 
 
 landed at Jamaica, 1. 245. 
 
 law against advised, 10. 376; 
 against harboring, 1. 514, 515. 
 
 left by Br. in Portsmouth, Va., 15. 
 618. 
 
 list of taxables in 1754, 5. 320. 
 
 Martin denies that he was trying to 
 arm, 10. 43. 
 
 Moravian efforts for conversion of, 
 5. 1153. 
 
 need and use of, 3. xv, xvil. 
 
 none come directly from Guinea, 3. 
 430. 
 
 not admitted as witnesses, 7. 605, 
 608, 645; 23. 262, 559, 700, 882; 
 24. 61; 25. 283, 445. 
 
 not brought to N. C. direct, 4. 172. 
 
 not confiscated, 16. 155. 
 
 not to be carried off by Br., 16. 752, 
 872, 873, 874-875, 904, 980, 17. 8, 
 125, 588. 
 
 not to vote, 2. 214. 
 
 number, 3. 455; 4. 605, 609; 5. 
 xxxix, xl-xli, 603; 6. 613, 614, 
 1040; imported, 9. 279; in Curri- 
 tuck, 1. 722; in N. C, 10. 46; In 
 Pasquotank, 1. 720; in 1720, 2. 
 396; in S. C, 5. 766; in 1755, 5. 
 471, 472, 473; in 1756, 5. 570, 575; 
 in Va. in 1756, 5. 564-5; of tax- 
 ables, 7. 145-146, 288-289, 539; to 
 be ascertained, 6. 1008. 
 
 out number whites in Va., 10., 46. 
 
 patrolers may shoot, 10. 87, 94. 
 
 patrolling for considered, 5. 548. 
 
 payment for cost of execution, 5. 
 978. 
 
 penalty for killing, 5. 1122. 
 
 petition against as pilots, 9. 803-804; 
 to prevent trading with white 
 people, 9. 929. 
 
 pirates, 2. 327. 
 
 population, 18. 433-434, 439. 
 
NEGRO VE, FRED'K 
 
 181 
 
 NELLSON 
 
 proposed tax on for education, S. 
 144M44c. 
 
 recovery of, 16. 996-997. 
 
 removal to the norhtward not al- 
 lowed, 15. 633. 
 
 report on employment of as soldiers 
 in S. C, 19. 911-914; on importa- 
 tions of, 5. 314; on intended in- 
 surrection of, to. 94-95; on num- 
 ber of imports ment'd, 5. 481; to 
 be made on imports of, 3. 116; 
 5. 144b-145; to be made on those 
 in army, 12. 539. 
 
 returned to N. C, 17. 595-596. 
 
 run off to British, 15. 138, 144; to 
 Fla., 2. 847; to N. C, 1. 513, 514, 
 515. 
 
 school for, 6. 996. 
 
 sent to S. C, 2. 420; to N. S.. 16. 
 972 
 
 shot by Indians, 1. 900. 
 
 should be patrolled, 5. 299. 
 
 sold, &c., 16. 934, 935; to French, 
 7. 213. 
 
 speak in meeting, 7. 164. 
 
 statistics of slave and free, 26. 240- 
 1313. 
 
 stolen by British, 16. 319. 
 
 suit for freedom by, 2. 550-551, 555, 
 557. 
 
 taken by British to N. Y., 11. 765; 
 for debt, 2. 94. 
 
 tithables, 25. 162. 
 
 to be converted, 3. 112. 
 
 to be armed by Br., 15. 323, 324. 
 
 to be disarmed, 10. 25. 
 
 to be enlisted for King, 10. 138o. 
 
 to be imported, 3. 115. 
 
 to be restored by Cherokees, 16. 
 710; 17. 583. 
 
 to be seized, 20. 86. 
 
 to be sent to Urmston, 1. 772. 
 
 to go to C, 1. 41. 
 
 trial ment'd, 4. 460; for murder and 
 condemned to be burned, 13. 375- 
 376. 
 
 trouble over, 11. 30; in S. C, 11. 
 
 46-47. 
 used against Va., 10. 714. 
 value in Georgia and number carried 
 
 off by Br., 16. 646. 
 See also Free Negroes, Slaves. 
 Negrove, Fredk., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Negus, Sam., in militia, 22. 263. 
 Negus, 3am., in militia, 22. 266. 
 Negus, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 601, 
 952, 1039. 
 
 Neighbors to N. C, reports to be made 
 
 on, 3. 114, 115. 
 Neil. See Neal, Neale, Neel, Neill. 
 
 Neil, , Tory leader, 22. v. 
 
 Neil, Mr., witness, 6. 1081. 
 Neil, Philtp, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Neil, Thos., boundary coms'r, 24. 148; 
 Neil, Thos., building coms'r, 23. 866. 
 Neil, Thos., co. coms'r, 23. 803. 
 Neil, Wm., lieut, 10. 320. 
 Neill, Dav.d, fined, 9. 651. 
 Neill, Gilbraith, pensioner, 22. 78; 
 Neill, Henry, ensign, 10. 187. 
 Neill, Philip, petition, 21. 745. 
 jNeill (Neil, Neel), Thos., advises re- 
 treat before regulators, 8. 608. 
 in assembly, 8. 304, 324; 326, 338, 
 344 387, 388, 422, 432, 433, 444, 
 454; 9. 136, 139, 144, 145, 178, 223; 
 in regulator campaign; 8. 602, 603, 
 605, 606, 607: 
 Neill, Wm., allowance to, 22. 849. 
 NeiJII, Wm., army pay, 17. 235 
 Neill, Wm., petitions for extension of 
 
 power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Neilson. See Nelson. 
 Neilson, Mr., 9. 1004 
 Neilson, Maj., corps of sent to Va., 15. 
 
 185. 
 Neilson, Archibald, appointed as naval 
 officer, 11. 257; succeeds Ed- 
 wards, 0. 1244. 
 succeeds Johnston as deputy nav^l 
 officer, 10. 263, 269-270; 15. 682. 
 
 to on public affairs, 9. 1023- 
 
 1024, 1082. 
 to Miller on the Whigs and public 
 affairs, 9. 1116-1117. 
 Neilson, James, 9. 1233. 
 Neilson, John, captain, 10. 518. 
 Neilson, Robert, allowed to export, 10. 
 686.' 
 bond of to export slaves, 1 1 . 331-332. 
 proposed as commissioner, 9. 423, 
 544. 
 Nel.lson's Ferry, S. C, 17. 1032, 1033; 
 1034. 
 British at, 14. 542, 
 troops needed at, 14. 506. 
 Neite, George, copies McGill's account 
 
 of battle at Camden, 14. 585. 
 Neithercott, Geo, in militia, 22. 263. 
 Neithercott, Geo., in militia, 22. 263, 
 
 265. 
 Neithercut, Wm., army pay, 17. 235. 
 Neilson. See Neilson, Nelson; 
 
NELLSON, JOHN, JR. 
 
 182 
 
 NELSON, JOHN 
 
 Nellson, John, Jr., appraiser, 2. 105. 
 Nellson, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 
 
 710. 
 Nellson Ferry, 15. 665; 19. 885. 
 Nelltown, Bladen Co., 22. 299. 
 Nelly, Andrew, resurvey granted, 4. 
 
 350. 
 Nelly, Dickson, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nelmes (Nelms), Jeremiah, a J. P., 
 
 23. 994. 
 
 coms'r on town, 24. 773. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 191, 
 193, 198, 222, 229, 252, 253, 256. 
 Nelmes, Thos., 'imports cannon, 10. 
 
 636. 
 Nelmes, Wm., coms'r of navigation, 
 
 24. 593; on school, 24. 534. 
 Nelms, Priscilla, 24. 294. 
 
 Nelon, John, land grant to, 4. 1245. 
 Nelson. See Neilson, Nellson. 
 
 Nelson, , Hepburn, & Co., petition 
 
 for new charter, 9. 79-80. 
 
 surrender charter of Campbelton, 9. 
 270- 271. 
 
 Nelson, , land dispute, 5. 818. 
 
 Nelson, Mr., 10. 95. 
 
 Nelson, Mr., 15. 571. 
 
 Nelson, Mr., asks authority to export 
 
 slaves, 22. 749. 
 Nelson, Capt., 4. 1087. 
 Nelson, Capt., 10. 943. 
 
 commands N. C. company, 12. 472. 
 
 orders out troops, 13. 316. 
 Nelson, Col., 12. 464. 
 Nelson, Maj., 14. 158; 20. 675, 676. 
 
 a prisoner, 14. 817. 
 
 cavalry not equipped, 15. 66. 
 
 nominated for promotion, 15. 336. 
 
 on court martial, 19. 909. 
 
 on Lamb's trial, 14. 352. 
 
 troops desert, 14. 764; in bad order, 
 14. 504; in Va., 14. 583. 
 Nelson, A., receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 17. 220, 232, 249. 
 Nelson, Abraham, asks for inspection, 
 
 8. 80a. 
 
 Nelson, Abraham, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 759. 
 Nelson, Ab'm, Tory officer, 22. 197. 
 Nelson, Alex'r, 21. 808. 
 Nelson, Alex., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Nelson, Alex'r, ensign, 10. 519. 
 Nelson, Alex., juror, 25. 190. 
 Nelson, Alexander, petition on C. H. 
 
 9. 806-809. 
 
 Nelson, Arthur, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nelson, Berry, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 706. 
 Nelson, David, takes oath, 22. 503. 
 Nelson, Duncan, voter, 15. 237. 
 Nelson, Dunkan, in militia, 22. 422. 
 Nelson, Edwd., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Nelson, Ellas, in militia, 22. 264. 
 Nelson, Elizabeth, petition rejected, 
 
 18. 26, 257. 
 Nelson, Giles, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nelson, Henry, Jr., a J. P., 22. 703. 
 Nelson, James, officer, 18. 450, 459. 
 Nelson, James, pensioned, 9. 131, 206, 
 
 213, 214, 220. 
 Nelson, Jeremiah, town coms'r, 25. 
 
 33. 
 Nelson, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nelson, Jesse, in army, 13. 512. 
 Nelson, Jesse, in army, 13. 530. 
 Nelson, John, 4. 1045. 
 Nelson, John, 19. 957; 20. 658. 
 Nelson, John, a J. P., 2. 459, 526; 3. ■ 
 
 244, 537; 4. 47, 346. 
 Nelson, John, army pay, 17. 236. 
 army pay, 18. 735. 
 captain, 10. 520. 
 Caswell to on British at Core 
 
 Banks, 11. 775. 
 Cont. major, 22. 1049. 
 deputy inspector general, 13. 899, 
 
 901, 993. 
 Nelson, John, enters caveat, 6. 632. 
 Nelson, J no., in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Nelson, Jno., in militia, 22. 263. 
 Nelson, Jno., in militia, 22. 281. 
 Nelson, Jno.^ juror, 4. 519. 
 Nelson, Jno., juror, 25. 190. 
 Nelson, John, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 708; grant to, 4. 589, 801, 896, 
 
 950, 953, 1049. 
 Nelson, John, on court martial, 11. 
 
 752. 
 pay of, 18. 212. 
 petition rejected, 18. 26, 257. 
 prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Nelson, John, petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 809. 
 Nelson, John, resurvey granted, 4. 
 
 953. 
 Nelson, John, town coms'r, 25. 207. 
 Nelson, John, vestryman, 2. 209. 
 Nelson, Jno., vestryman, 23. 8. 
 Nelson, John, vestryman, 25. 208. 
 Nelson, Maj. John, 22. 122, 129, 130, 
 
 144. 
 and affairs of N. C. Line, 18. 57-58. 
 
 59, 61-62, 375. 
 Caswell to on C. of S. 20. 638 
 
NELSON, JOHN, JR. 
 
 183 
 
 NETHERY, THOMAS 
 
 com'r on certificates, 18. 451, 
 in Cincinnati, 17. 134. 
 land commissioner, 16. 622. 
 Bom. for C. of S., 18. 114, 121, 179, 
 
 189, 340, 347, 398, 420, 450, 459. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 rank, 16. 71, 576, 608, 1124. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 189, 
 191, 198, 201, '204, 208, 213, 216, 
 226, 229, 242, 252, 256. 
 roster of cc, 16. 1012, 1028, 1041, 
 1056, 1074, 1089, 1096, 1102, 1111, 
 1124, 1134, 1144, 1155, 1169, 1182. 
 Nelson, John, Jr., petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-809. 
 Nelson, Martin, juror, 8. 508; exempt- 
 ed, 8. 508. 
 Nelson, Robt., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Nelson, Robt., army rank, 16. 1125. 
 Nelson, Robert, coms'r on boundary, 
 
 24. 973; on salt, 25. 31. 
 Nelson, Robert, in army, 15. 720. 
 Nelson, Robert, in army, 15. 720. 
 Nelson, Robert, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-809.' 
 Nelson, Robert, Martin on misfor- 
 tunes of as a loyalist, 11.. 711. 
 Nelson, Robert, wagon master, 14. 
 
 660. 
 Nelson, Saml., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Nelson, Presdt. Thomas, 9. 14; 14. 
 76; 15. 604. 
 and battle of Great Bridge, 15. 112. 
 asks food supplies, 19. 874. 
 declines to command Va. troops, 14. 
 
 61. 
 examines towns in Va., 14. 688, 689, 
 
 690. 
 forms militia, 14. 723. 
 location, 14. 728, 733. 
 militia under, 14. 718. 
 nom. for gov. of Va., 14. 309. 
 officer to lead militia against Br., 
 
 15. 130. 
 plan of operation against regula- 
 tors sent to, 8. 548. 
 to Burke on Br. and Amer. move- 
 ments in Va., 15. 641-642; 22. 
 587-8; and salt, 15. 598; on his 
 appointment as gov., 15. 577. 
 Nelson, Thomas, land grant asked, 4. 
 708; grant to, 4. 332, 589, 855, 884, 
 935, 968, 1049. 
 Nelson, Thomas, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Nelson, Wm., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Nelson, Wm, in militia, 22. 320, 321. 
 
 Nelson, Wm., petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 808. 
 
 Nelson, Wm., sent as delgate to Con- 
 gress, 22. 724-5. 
 
 Nelson Ferry fort, evacuated, 15. 465. 
 
 Nelson's Ferry, S. C, 14. 506, 542, 
 553, 653; 15. 186, 277, 280, 306, 
 370, 665; 19. 885; 22. 103, 134, 
 777. 
 
 Nelson's Justice, used by J. P., 23. 
 346. 
 
 Neowee, burned, 10. 884. 
 
 Neptune, 10. 493. 
 
 Neptune, ship, 8. 257. 
 
 Neptune, transport, 13.' 332, 333. 
 
 Nerley, Thos., petitions, 19. 932. 
 
 Nero, 7. 519. 
 
 Nervett, Thos., petition, 20. 528-529. 
 
 jvjesbest, Mr., and Dunn case, 19. 901. 
 
 Nesbett^ Mr., defends Dunn, 10. 676. 
 
 Nesbett, David, juror, 22. 511. 
 
 Nesbett, John, on Rowan S. C, 10. 
 252. 
 
 Nesbit, Alex., land grant to,-4. 219. 
 
 Nesbit, David, nom. as treasurer, 13. 
 765. 
 payment to, 13. 350. 
 
 Nesbit, John, town coms'r., 25. 33. 
 
 Nesbi:t, John A., case of, 21. 866, 1054, 
 1080. 
 
 Nesbit, Wm., money advanced to, 10. 
 254. 
 on Rowan com. of secrecy, &c., 10. 
 312. 
 
 Nesbitt, David, in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 
 47, 48. 
 
 Nesbitt, David, pay to, 22. 1014. 
 
 Nesbitt, John, in assembly, 21. 274, 
 591, 598, 625, 671, 679, 680, 694, 
 696, 697, 726, 727, 729, 731, 732, 
 780, 781, 799, 801, 815, 839, 845, 
 846, 852, 860, 862, 867, 875, 966. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48, 50. 
 
 Nesbutt Wm., juror, 22. 509. 
 
 Nesby's Creek, 4. 1047. 
 
 Nessers, Peter, petitions for new 
 charter, 9. 79-80. 
 
 Neston, Ellphas, shipmaster, 8. 545. 
 
 Neston, James, brings suit, 10. 434. 
 
 Netherlands, 18. 610; 20. 645, 766; 
 21. 464. 
 acknowledge independence of XJ. S., 
 
 16. 440. 
 treaty with, 16. 737. 757, 773, 783; 
 
 19. 276. 
 See also Holland. 
 Nethery, Thomas, petition, 18. 45, 55, 
 
NETOP, BILLY 
 
 184 
 
 NEUSE 
 
 107, 287. 
 
 Netop, Billy, leases Indian lands, 25. 
 507-9. 
 
 Nettle, Solomon, witness, 10. 929. 
 
 Nettles, Jesse, army rank, 16. ll26. 
 
 Nettles, Shadrach, army pay, 17. 235. 
 army rank, 16. il26. 
 
 Neuchatel, trouble in causes loss to 
 DeGraffenried, 1. 906. 
 
 Neufvi.lle, John, prisoner, 15. 392. 
 
 Neufvllle, John, signs letter to Sons 
 of Liberty, 8. 199. 
 
 Neufvllle, John, Jr., prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 
 Neufvllle, William, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 
 Neugent, Mr., paymaster general, 5. 
 447. 
 
 Neugent, E., 22, 364. 
 
 Neuse (Neuce, Nure), 2. 19, 22, 24; 
 3. 329, 434; 11. 310, 328; 15. 559; 
 17. 143. 
 courts held at, 2. 458. 
 sign "N." used to protect Palatines, 
 1. 936, 946. 
 
 Neuse Baptist Association, history, 5. 
 1175, 1176, 1178, 1182. 
 
 Neuse Division, 8. 711. 
 
 Neuse Division of Tyron's army, 8. 
 699. 
 
 Neuse (Newse, Nues, Nuce, Neus) 
 River, 1. 629, 990; 2. 29, 30, 46, 
 66, 70, 71, 72, 172, 180, 208, 249, 
 283, 288, 289, 298, 305, 309, 318, 
 328, 381, 459; 3. xviii, 190, 193, 
 417, 431, 578; 4. 62, 70, 71, 169! 
 170, 171, 172, 208, 222, 273, 278, 
 365, 374, 398, 403, 492, 510, 560, 
 605, 608, 621, 632, 647, 664, 668, 
 669, 671, 672, 690, 691, 756, 802, 
 806, 852, 885, 893, 948; 953, 964, 
 1044, 1045, 1051, 1079, 1193, 1248, 
 1249; 5. xxvi, 147, 315, 333, 341, 
 344, 345, 416, 439, 477, 595, 64o! 
 653, 674, 715, 716, 767, 770, 811, 
 827, 886, 962, 1211; 6. xxiii, xxiv, 
 148, 599, 607, 608, 726, 771, 797, 
 834, 877, 933, 935, 1072; 7. v, 2, 
 148, 149, 432, 433; 8. 31, 376, 459, 
 701, 702, 703, 711; 9. 239, 632, 640, 
 692, 696; 10. xxxv, 623; 11. 310, 
 311, 313, 314, 316, 328, 331, 338, 
 500; 13. xi, 165, 313, 315, 320; 14. 
 26, 27, 92, 96, 97, 198, 494; 
 15. 639; 17. 664; 19. 838; 
 20. 431; 21. 124, 228, 621, 800, 
 837; 22. 94, 291, 292, 315, 431, 
 449, 468, 568, 569, 756, 1025, 
 23. 6, 98, 99, 164, 222, 248, 
 
 249, 271, 292, 334, 383, 391, 397, 
 469, 470, 480, 495, 506, 507, 547, 
 589, 680, 804, 820; 24. 21, 247, 
 334, 826, 861, 875, 930, 931; 25. 
 204, 253, 358, 468. 
 
 act for canal to, 23. 684-5; for town 
 on, 25. 373-378; on fish in, 23. 
 681; 24. 460, 938-9; 25. 109, 504- 
 5; on navigation, 23. 974; 24. 
 538, 602, 688, 720; to fix capital 
 on, 23. 485. 
 
 bill for canal to, 19. 153, 157, 163, 
 273, 274, 275, 278. 283; for town 
 on, 5. 1031, 1025. 1026, 1028, 1031, 
 1070, 1073, 1075, 1080, 1081, 1097; 
 on navigation, 19. 609, 617, 659, 
 695; to appoint receiver of cus- 
 toms for, 5. 879. 908-909, 910; 
 to ascertain course of land, 20. 
 137, 140, 144, 177, 184, 317, 320, 
 351; to connect it with Old Top- 
 sail Inlet, 7. 305, 306, 307, 310, 
 312, 339, 368, 369, 370-1, 375, 381, 
 385, 420; to facilitate naviga- 
 tion of, 9. 847, 852, 853, 861, 
 906, 908, 914, 915, 916, 917, 
 928, 1013; to prevent destruc- 
 tion of fish in, 7. 310, 315, 320, 326, 
 330, 339, 378, 382, 387, 394, 397, 
 406, 407, 410, 421; to prevent stop- 
 page of fish in, 16. 50; 19. 25; 
 20. 155, 156, 169, 179, 188, 338, 
 355, 382; to repeal act on naviga- 
 tion, 19. 764. 
 
 boundary of Tuscaroras, 2. 140. 
 
 capital to be on, 5. 573. 
 
 character, 6. 1027-1028. 
 
 collector on, 6. 1023. 
 
 corn not to be exported from, 7. 
 225. 
 
 danger from Indians, 1. 843. 
 
 difficulty of route to, 1. 899. 
 
 Eastchurch made governor of set- 
 tlements on, 1. 233. 
 
 effects of massacre on, 1. 873, 874- 
 875; of storm on, 8. 159-160. 
 
 entrance mentioned, 1. 54. 
 
 entrenchments on against Regula- 
 tors, 8. 525. 
 
 few settlers on, 1. 228. 
 
 fortified, 10. 351, 557. 
 
 French settlers on, 1. 714. 
 
 garrison for, 2. 200. 
 
 Gorham retreats over, 15. 627. 
 
 grant to Crymble and Huey on, 4. 
 253, 254, 255. 
 
NEUSE RIVER FALLS 
 
 185 
 
 NEW CASTLE CO. 
 
 Huguenots on, 1. xi. 
 Indian war on, 1. 810, 
 inspection on, 25. 18, 380. 
 inspector for, 23. 381. 
 land on, 1. 864, 878. 
 ^^awson at work on, 1. 737. 
 location of capital on prepared, 5. 
 
 341-3, 344; provided for, 8. 37. 
 McCuUoh lands on, 4. 162, 163; 5. 
 
 xxxii. 
 massacre on, 1. xxx, 877, 900, 934, 
 
 946. 
 missionary needed on, 4. 878. 
 money lost in, 9. 872, 945. 
 navigation bad, 9. 281. 
 no settlers south of, 1. xv. 
 number of troops at, 1. 874. 
 on post route, 7. 413. 
 Palatine settlement on, 1. li, 910. 
 passable, 15. 632. 
 petition from to Va. for aid, 1. 819- 
 
 820, 836-837. 
 proposition to fix capital on, 6. 2. 
 provisions carried to, 1. 961. 
 raids on, 1. 924, 956. 
 settlements to be abandoned, 1. 862. 
 settlers reach, 1. xi. 
 Swiss propose to buy land on, 1. 
 707; settlement on by, 4. 160; 
 do not want lands on, 4. 157. 
 treatment of Indians by people of, 
 
 1. 927, 928, 933. 
 trip of Lawson and DeGraffenrled 
 up, 1. 925-926. 
 Meuse River Falls, 21. 964, 968, 989, 
 
 995, 1001. 
 Neuse River Fork, 22. 29i. 
 Neuse River (Neus) Indians, 1. 875; 
 22. 735. 
 join Tuscaroras, 1. 934, 955. 
 Neuse Road, British on, 15. 626. 
 Neuse section, isolation of, 8. v. 
 Neuse Whll, sells land, 4. 34. 
 Neustra Senora de Soledad, ship, 
 
 wrecked, 4. 1305. 
 Neuters, Horaha, In militia, 22. 353. 
 Neutral Islands, trade with discussed, 
 
 6. 1034. 
 Neutral ports, act to prevent exports 
 to, 25. 326-7. 
 provisions not to be sent to, 5. 787. 
 Neutre Islands, to be abandoned, 5. 
 
 408. 
 Nevel, Wm., building coms'r, 24. 645. 
 
 Nevell, , leader, 1. 310. 
 
 Nevell, Geo., building coms'r, 24. 973. 
 Neven, Maurice, in militia, 22. 385. 
 
 Nevil, Lt. Col., 12. 515. 
 field officer, 12. 529, 547. 
 pres. of court martial, 12. 508. 
 Nevil (Nevill), Wm.,.a J. P., 23. 995. 
 coms'r on building, 24. 771; on 
 
 town, 24. 935. 
 owes state, 21. 1077. 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 205, 212, 580. 
 Nevill, Mr., murder of family of, 1. 
 
 826. 
 NevCII, Benjamin, petitions for repeal 
 of tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. 
 Nevill, brury, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Nevill, Geo., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nevill, William leader in R., 1. 301. 
 
 Neville, ; 11. 323. 
 
 Neville, Mr., brings treaty with 
 
 Prance, 6. 973. 
 Neville, Col., field officer, 12. 497, 
 
 500. 
 Neville, John, prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Neville, Presley, prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Nevlls, John, in militia, 22. 162; 
 Nevll's Creel<, 4. 354. 
 Nevlnson, John, petition, 1. 145-149. 
 Nevis, Eastchurch stops in, 1. 287. 
 government, 1. 225. 
 imports from, 2. 156. 
 taken, 13. 287; 18. 546. 
 Nevy, Fredk, army rank, 16. 1124. 
 New, John, land grant to, 4. 961. 
 New, John, voter, 15. 237, 238. 
 New, Wm., army rank, 18. 1124. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 79. 
 New Acquisition, the, resolve on en- 
 tering lands within, 12. 248-249. 
 New Albany, Ind., 5. 1220. 
 New American States, observations 
 
 on, 17. 630. 
 New Bern, brig, arrives- from New 
 
 Providence, 13. vi. 
 New Bern, town. See Newbem. 
 New Bonn, 4. 384. 
 New Bridge, 9. 1064. 
 New BrunsvyCck, 3. 529; 4. 876; 22. 
 
 181, 197, 199, 232, 234. 
 New Brunswick, N. J., 5. 1218; 9. 
 1233. 
 report on N. G. troops at, 13. 457. 
 New Brunswick Presbytery, 5. 1214, 
 1215, 1255. 
 sends missionaries to N. C, 5. 1219. 
 New Carolina, ment'd, 1. 542. 
 New Castle, Pa., 2. 18. 
 New Castle Co., Del., 9. 1234; 10. 
 113; 11. 291, 292, 662; 15. 386. 
 
NEW CASTLE PRESB'Y 
 
 186 
 
 NEW ENGLAND 
 
 proposed Scotcti settlement in, 1. 
 
 441. 
 to be annexed to Md., 1. 441. 
 New Castle Presbytery, 5. 1200, 1220, 
 1221, 1224, 12S5. 
 ordains McAden, 5. 1212. 
 New Connectlxut, 11. 460. 
 New comers, exempted from levies, 1. 
 
 185. 
 New Currituck Inlet, galley taken in, 
 
 16. 260. 
 New England, 1. 674; 2. 186, 765, 829; 
 3. 28, 227, 335, 343, 344, 478; 4. 
 264, 464, 934, 941, 1305; 5. xxvi, 
 xlii, 222, 394, 400, 464, 572, 1163, 
 1167, 1220; 6. 226, 283, 284, 290, 
 1200; 7. 8, 516, 928; 8. v, 618, 
 
 9. 995, 1038, 1053, 1086, 1117, 
 1167, 1174, 1209, 1220, 1243, 1253; 
 
 10. 45, 57, 66, 67, 96, 98, 105, 119, 
 268, 300, 302, 400, 401; 11. 217, 
 3eo! 377, 722, 723, 768; 13. 98, 
 250, 470, 489; 16. 636; 18. 146; 
 22. 262, 293, 296, 522, 734, 987. 
 
 act to forfeit charter, 1. 552-554; to 
 
 restore to crown, 25. 149-50. 
 Adams on gov't of, 11. 322. 
 advantage from paper currency, 8. 
 
 18. 
 adventures from, 1. 95, 145, 149. 
 Altemarle, trade to tie turned from, 
 1. 232. 
 
 appointment of committees dis- 
 cussed by, 11. 389-390. 
 
 arms to be secured in, 2. 179, 192, 
 194, 197. 
 
 Baptist immigration from, 5. 1166. 
 
 church laws of Presbyterians and 
 Independents quoted, 9. 83. 
 
 colonies in, 1. 225. 
 
 Congregational church controls In, 
 1. 226. 
 
 connection with N. C. indicated, 2. 
 260, 268, 278, 286, 287, 381. 
 
 control over by Mass., 11. 419. 
 
 controls action of C. C. and disposi- 
 tion towards others, 17. 173-4. 
 
 convention of, 14. 214. 
 
 convicts not wanted, 1. 477-478. 
 
 Culpepper leaves, 1. 259. 
 
 cut off from fishing and trad©, 1 0. 58. 
 
 dissenters from, 6. 265. 
 
 disturbances in, 1. 371. 
 
 duty on tobacco sent to, 1. 291-292 
 309-311. 
 
 efforts to ruin trade of, 5. 221. 
 
 emigration to C, 1. 248. 
 
 esteems Gates, 1 1 . 570. 
 expedition against Penobscot fails, 
 
 14. 202. 
 favors assumption, 22. 795. 
 fees in, 3. 606, 614. 
 fisheries of, 3. xvi. 
 flour exported to N. C, 5. xlii. 
 furnished model for vestry law, 6. 
 
 11-12. 
 gov't of, 1. 528. 
 governor on pirates, 1. 518. 
 governors to allow emigration to 
 C, 1. 58; to make feint on Can- 
 ada, 5. 112. 
 Holden on' trade policy of, 1. 245- 
 
 246. 
 illegal trade from, 1. 461. 
 immigrants from, 4. 1312, 5. 1150. 
 imports from, 2. 156. 
 independent of flngland, 2. 156. 
 languid, 11. 462. 
 leads in smuggling, 3. xvii. 
 losses in trade with, 3. 430. 
 may import salt direct, 1. 501. 
 merchants of, 2. 252. 
 Methodists from, 6. 594-595, 1061. 
 militia slow, 1 1 . 570. 
 negro in, 1. 517. 
 
 New Lights in, 5. 1175, 1176; 7. 102. 
 N. Y. jealous of, 11. 460. 
 no fears to be entertained from, 11. 
 
 419. 
 N. C. products sent to, 1. 287. 
 not allowed to fish, 9. 1208; or 
 
 trade, 10. 12, 20. 
 paper money restrained in, 5. 607. 
 peddling from, 3. xvii, 336. 
 pine of inferior to N. C. pine, 7. 
 
 440. 
 proposals of settlement from, 1. 
 
 xii, xiv, 36-39, 77, 79-92. 
 provisions sent to, 8. xi. 
 Quaker migration to C. from, 1. 215. 
 raises troops, 10. 56. 
 restrained from fisheries, 10. 113. 
 self-government in, 1. 38. 
 sends ministers to N. C, 3. 429-430; 
 negroes to Va. and S. C, 4. 172; 
 troops to Nova Scotia, 5. 407. 
 settlement from on Cape Pear, 1. x. 
 settlers from in Albemarle, 1. x, 
 
 388. 
 ship of brings Palatines, 1. 911. 
 ships tobacco outside of British 
 
 Empire, 1. 245. 
 takes away N. C. tobacco, 4. 170. 
 tobacco smuggled to, 1. 243, 298; 
 
NEW ENGLAND CHRONICLE 187 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE 
 
 3. xvl-xvii. 
 
 trade with, 1. 663; 2. 396, 397, 419, 
 562; 3. xv-xvii, 155; in provisions 
 with, 2. 132; limited by G. Br., 9. 
 1186; returns to he in pieces of 8, 
 1. 853; with Charleston, 1. 467; 
 with N. C, 4. 171, 172, 173; with 
 Sugar Islands, 4. 172. 
 
 traders from, 1. 325; 2. xii, xiv; 
 cause Culpepper Rebellion, 1. 
 266, 272, 273," 274, 276, 279, 281, 
 292, 293, 297, 298, 309; driven off 
 by high fees, 3. 366; governors 
 encourage, 1. 286, 287; object in 
 starting rebellion, 1. 288; oppose 
 tobacco duty, 1. 309; pay duty, 
 
 I. 292, 309; pay no duty, 1. 292, 
 311; secure goods in N. C, 3. 
 50. 
 
 troops from, 1 7. 993 ; flee from Brit- 
 ish, 10. 817; in Carthagena expe- 
 dition, 11. 42, 43, 45; threaten 
 Long Island, 10. 823-824. 
 New England Chronicle, extract from, 
 
 II. 276-279. 
 
 New England Coin, act on what is 
 current in S. C, 25. 142. 
 
 New England Rum, price, 16. 1198. 
 
 New Englanders, claim parts of C, 1. 
 37. 
 detractions of Cape Fear corrected, 
 
 I. 71. 
 
 interests of provided for, 1. 94. 
 on Cape Pear, ment'd, 1. 46-47. 
 settle Clarendon Co., 1. 161. 
 spread bad report of Cape Fear and 
 
 Florida, 1. 39, 148. 
 to fish on N. C. coast, 2. 175-176. 
 New Exeter, 6. 1116, 1123, 1195. 
 act to incorporate, 23. 399; 25. 
 
 268-70. 
 inspection at, 23. 64*1; 25. 313, 379. 
 New Garden, 14. 594, 648;. 21. 237, 
 269, 277, 308, 597, 603, 625, 688. 
 act to vest land in Quakers, 25. 48. 
 requisition from, 8. 715. 
 New Garden IVI. M., act to vest 
 
 lands in, 25. 48. 
 New Garden Q. M. H., Br. wounded 
 
 left at, 17. 1007. 
 New Garden Settlement, petition, 20. 
 
 155, 341. 
 New Hampshire, 5. xx, 251, 252, 649, 
 651, 808; 6. 624; 7. 459; 10. 322; 
 
 II. 291, 292, 389, 394, 438, 461, 
 586, 590; 13. 340; 15. 386; 18. 
 419, 420; 17. 172, 173, 459; 19. 
 
 708; 20. 603, 670, 694, 775; 22. 
 33; 24. 406, 510. 
 
 act to forfeit charter, 1. 552-4; to re- 
 store to Crown, 25. 149-50. 
 
 allowance to loan office, 20. 652. 
 
 amount of Continental money on 
 hand, IB. 448. 
 
 and regulations of trade, 16. 571- 
 576. 
 
 and U. S. duties, 18. 499, 501, 528, 
 529, 533, 557, 558, 738. 
 
 appeals refused In, 14. 258. 
 
 att'y gen. for, 1. 464. 
 
 convention with, 14. 214. 
 
 disputes with N. Y., 17. 66. 
 
 follows example of N. C, 10. ix. 
 
 free, 16. 749; 17. 5. 
 
 government of, 1. 225, 469, 470. 
 
 in vice admiralty district of Bos- 
 ton, 11. 218. 
 
 indifferent to western lands, 14. 
 218. 
 
 instructions to gov., 11. 242, 244. 
 
 leaves C. C, 22. 992. 
 
 letter to ment'd, 5. 486. 
 
 limits should be extended, 5. 464. 
 
 militia of defeats British, 11. 593. 
 
 number of troops from, 14. 272. 
 
 payment by, 17. 560. 
 
 pays in bills of credit, 16. 306. 
 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 473. 
 
 quarrels with N. Y. over Vt., 6. xvii, 
 136-138. 
 
 quota, 19. 946; for public debt, 16. 
 413, 415, 428, 760, 771, 890, 928, 
 929; 17. 60,. 528; to sink Cont. 
 currency, 15. 401; of revenue, 14. 
 306; value, 15. 560. 
 
 raises troops, 10. 21. 
 
 reports on old emissions, 18. 311. 
 
 representation of in C. C, 17. 17, 
 497, 556, 557, 591; 18. 488, 548, 
 552, 640, 641, 671, 709, 724, 726, 
 754; 20. 632; 21. 441, 533, 534. 
 
 resolve on Fed. Conv., 20. 632-633. 
 
 seal for, 1 1 . 311. 
 
 sends laws to C. C, 17. 515. 
 
 share of sinking fund due from, 14. 
 241-243. 
 
 tax on for forts, 5. 470, 473. 
 
 trade limited by Pari., 9. 1186. 
 
 Vermont encroaches on, 16. 479. 
 
 votes to close Miss., 22. 901. 
 
 wants and does not want duty, 16. 
 886. 
 
 wants pay for bounties, 15. 81, 95, 
 97-98. 
 
NEW HAMPSHIRE GRANTS 188 
 
 NEW HANOVER CO. 
 
 wolves and bears in, 14. 669. 
 
 New Hampshire Grants, 17. 137. 
 people of set up a gov't, 1 1 . 460. 
 
 New Hanover Co., 5. 38, 92, 116, 118, 
 120, 121, 151, 177, 405, 437, 760, 
 771, 812, 821, 822, 890, 895; 6. 78, 
 214, 232,- 239, 344, 475, 550, 635, 
 637, 739, 761, 765, 1009, 1011, 1039, 
 1041, 1085, 1086, 1127, 1181; 7. 
 158, 311, 313, 383, 477, 698, 783, 
 786; 8. 142, 5'76, 687; 9. xliv, 53, 
 227, 298, 502, 553, 593, 694, 724, 
 771, 980, 1109, 1127, 1128; 10. 48, 
 149, 419, 525, 558, 596, 604, 614, 
 620, 628, 917, 936, 963, 969; 11. i 
 730, 832; 12. 168, 177, 178, 205,! 
 206, 255, 273, 320, 344, 349, 359, 
 382, 574, 683; 13. 11, 95, 96, 97, 
 98, 304; 13. 358, 472, 477, 563, 651, 
 871, 943; 14. 35, 65, 189; 15. 190, 
 193, 238, 321, 327, 784, 785, 787, 
 788; 16. 66, 68, 75, 80, 83, 90, 
 264, 418, 496, 570, 644, 645, 9]S, 
 966; 17. 145, 598; 18. 79, 83, 95, 
 102, 179, 186, 187, 245, 311, .?91, 
 418, 497; 19. 38, 44, 45, 47, 49, 
 58, 664, 672, 687; 20. 143, 148 
 154, 160, 162, 163, 164, 172, 18.'., 
 231, 249, 290, 329, 341, 352, 375, 
 594; 21. 228, 229, 240, 343, 376, 
 393, 593, 602, 694, 797, 799, 820, 
 836, 864, 968. 986, 992, 1001, 1021, 
 1026, 1052; 22. 262, 272, 276, 279, 
 286, 297, 298, 300, 362, 388, 474, 
 815, 825, 837, 838, 842, 854, 855, 
 857, 858, 859, 861, 864, 940, 941, 
 943, 1007; 23. 133, 134, 146, 147, 
 148, 151, 155, 187, 191, 221, 241. 
 253, 255, 273, 274, 331, 335, 336, 
 373, 385, 386, 418, 419, 445, 447, 
 448, 457, 460, 462, 502, 535, 536, 
 553, 564, 575, 618, 639, 651, 652, 
 655, 674, 685, 692,. 705, 724, 867, 
 869, 874, 904, 912, 928, 929, 946, 
 990; 24. 137, 148, 263, 292, 424, 
 462,* 463, 512, 520, 522, 581, 591, 
 592, 621, 637, 642, 758, 851, 926, 
 985; 25. 7, 28, 29, 39, 64, 217, 24b, 
 257, 258, 263, 392, 399, 489, 494, 
 507, 512, 513. 
 act tor church in, 23. 368, 475; 25. 
 243-4, 263, 348-9; for court, 24. 
 37-9, 50, 64, 162; 25. 274-87, 437; 
 for inspectors, 23. 352-5, 380-1, 
 399; 25. 266-7, 313, 379; for J. P.'s 
 to hold court in, 24. 411-12; for lot- 
 tery to raise money for church, | 
 
 23. 502; 25. 391-2; for parishes 
 in, 25. 298-304; for road coms'rs, 
 
 23. 398; 25. 263-4; for tax for 
 public building, 24. 137-9, 520-2, 
 624, 756-7; 25. 97-8; for town in, 
 25. 268-70; on Doundary, 23. 686- 
 7; on elections, 24. 767-8; on 
 jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5, 908; 25. 
 442; to add part of Brunswick to, 
 
 24. 985; to alter method working 
 roads, 23. 910-11; to cure titles, 
 24. 569; to destroy vermin, 23. 
 971; wild animals in, 4. 749-50; 
 to divide, 23. 342-343, 445-7, 622- 
 7; 25. 246, 247,271; to divide to 
 be repealed, 5. 93, 117; and to be_ 
 reenacted, 5. 405-407; to divide 
 militia, 24. 947-8; to fix time of 
 court, 23. 292, 339; 24. 717; 25. 
 238, 288, 406; to raise tax in, 25. 
 97-8. 
 
 action on Stamps, 7. vi-vii, xi, 127- 
 130, 143-144, I680-I686, 168c;168<, 
 169-174, 222-223. 
 
 Association of, 10. 26. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1182. 
 
 bill for bridge in, 4. 1230, 1322, 1323, 
 1329, 1334, 1335, 1336, 1337, 1338. 
 1348; for church in, 4. 1260. 1262 
 1263, 1265, 1273, 1280, 1281, 1284. 
 1286.' 1288. 1289, 1299; for conveni- 
 ence of police in. 12. 557, 561, 566. 
 666; for inspectors, 4. 1259, 1262. 
 1273. 1277, 1279, 1280, 1282, 1286, 
 1288, 1289, 1299, 1320, 1323, 1324, 
 1328, 1333, 1335, 1336, 1338, 1339, 
 1348; for parish tax, 7. 601, 635, 
 636, 639; for road commlssiohers, 
 
 5. 183, 184, 185, 186, 188, 199, 201, 
 203, 204, 205, 206, 208; for road in. 
 
 6. 1271; for road to, 8. 160, 178, 
 191, 193; for sheriffs to serve 
 writs on river, 21. 754, 758, 901, 
 903, 904, 909; for tax, 21. 836; 
 on burning woods in, 8. 103, 138; 
 on election, 19. 445, 579, 593, 604, 
 634, 761, 780; on fences, 21. 796, 
 957; on musters, 20. 155-156, 
 164, 175, 177, 185, 314, 333, 340, 
 353, 367-368; on road, 6. 650, 651, 
 652, 660, 661, 683, 685, 688, 694, 
 853, 854, 917, 920, 923; relating to 
 stock, 4. 826, 827; to add part of 
 Brunswick to, 20. 504, 508, 553; 
 21. 43, 45, 48, 62, 79, 86-87; to add 
 part to Sampson, 21. 252, 621; to 
 allow J. P.'s to hold courts. IV. 
 
NEW HANOVER CO. 
 
 189 
 
 NEW HANOVER CO. 
 
 841, 844, 851, 936, 937, 938, 947, 
 948, 954; to alter boundaries, 12. 
 162, 165, 167, 172-173, 328, 330, 
 331, 344; to alter method of work- 
 ing on roads, 9. 407, 416, 418, 419 
 421, 433, 444, 514, 519, 530, 535^ 
 537, 539, 584, 658; to alter time 
 of elections, 17. 291, 298, 338, 
 340, 361, 381, 392; to alter time 
 and place of elections, 20. 21, 51, 
 75, 90; to alter time of holding 
 court, 4. 910, 911, 913, 916; to 
 confirm vestry, 7. 307, 319, 3''3- 
 374, 376, 384, 396, 398; to destroy 
 birds and squirrels, 6. 850, 855, 
 858, 864, 869, 870, 892, 914, 925, 
 936, 942, 944, 963; to dissolve 
 vestry, 6. 1230, 1279, 1280, 130?: 
 to divide, 5. 504, 506, 509, 976, 
 978, 979, 980, 986, 989, 992, 993, 
 994, 995, 1002, 1004, 1005, 1013, 
 1014, 1015, 1017, 1054, 1055, 1056, 
 1057, 1064; 6. 462, 489, 492, 501. 
 502, 507, 644, 675, 678, 846-847, 859, 
 865, 911, 926, 927, 936, 942, 1096, 
 1098, 1106, 1119, 1145, 1157, 1158, 
 1162, 1163, 1178, 1179, 1190, 119j, 
 1192; 13. 563, 663, 687, 939; de- 
 feated, 6. 972, 985-6; to divide St. 
 James's Parish, 5. 879, 881, 907, 
 908, 911-12; to erect town in, 
 4. 235; 5. 41, 43, 45, 46, 
 49, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66; 
 to establish town in, 4. 235; 
 to finish churches in, 6. 90, 91. 
 95, 103-104, 107, 108, 109, 114; to 
 fix bounds, 6. 454, 455, 475, 487, 
 488, 490, 496; 7. 308, 317, 321, 323, 
 339, 371, 378, 380, 388, 399, 400- 
 401, 402, 420; to increase tax, 21. 
 1007; to run line of, 6. 820. 
 
 Bloodworth on raising of troops in, 
 14. 35-36. 
 
 bond of clerk, 9. 980. 
 
 case of J. P.'s, 20. 290-291, 292. 
 
 cases of tried in Wilmington, 23. 
 253. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 312, 821-833. 
 
 charter not repealed and represen- 
 tation in assem., 6. 226, 227-228. 
 
 clergy in, 8. 221, 222. 
 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 639, 749. 
 
 contested election from, 16. 5, 31- 
 32. 
 
 corn not to be exported from, 7. 
 428. 
 
 council held in, 4. 1-5. 
 
 court days, 22. 703, 704, 874, 885, 
 932, 946, 990. 
 
 debts due to, 8. 280-1. 
 
 election contest in, 22. 12, 13. 
 
 erected, 6. 227. 
 
 extract from minutes of superior 
 court on revolutionary service, 
 15. 784-789. 
 
 field officers chosen, 8. 1157. 
 
 grand jurors, 5. 166; congratulate 
 Dobbs, 5. 334-335. 
 
 grant of 60,000 acres in, 4. 73, 74. 
 
 guard over salt works needed, 13. 
 814. 
 
 in Wilmington dist, 15. 377. 
 
 inspection places in, 23. 641, 790, 
 791. 
 
 J. P.'s in, 4. 346, 348, 447, 460, 683, 
 813, 1040, 1254; 5. 32, 120, 991, 992, 
 997; e. 59, 60, 335, 762, 1008, 1070, 
 1086, 1322; 7. 279, 702; 9. 75; 23. 
 995. 
 
 land grants in, 4. 49, 50, 52, 55, 56, 
 57, 58, 59, 73, 75, 216, 217, 218, 
 219, 221, 222, 273, 274, 277, 278, 
 279, 280, 281, 283, 328, 329, 330, 
 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 342^ 343, 
 347, 348, 349, 350, 355, 441, 443, 
 444, 453, 454, 455, 588, 593, 594, 
 595, 596, 598, 601, 602, 603, 616, 
 617, 618, 619, 627, 628, 629, 630, 
 631, 632, 634, 635, 636, 638, 639, 
 640, 641, 642, 643, 644, 649, 650, 
 651, 675, 677, 679, 684, 703, 704, 
 705, 706, 707, 708, 709, 711, 712, 
 714, 759, 761, 762, 763, 764, 765, 
 766, 768, 798, 799, 800 801, 803, 804, 
 805, 806, 807, 851, 852, 853, 854, 
 855, 884, 885, 886, 887, 890, 892, 
 894, 895, 896, 897, 946, 947, 950, 
 952, 960, 961, 962, 963, 964, 965, 
 968, 969, 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035, 
 1036, 1037, 1038, 1039, 1043, 1045, 
 1046, 1047, 1048, 1049, 1050, 1238, 
 1239, 1240, 1241, 1242, 1243, 1244, 
 1245, 1246, 1247, 1248, 1249, 1250, 
 1255; 5. 657, 944. 
 
 land patents in to be produced, 4. 
 58. 
 
 letter from, 19. 6, 8. 
 
 Martin on sedition in, 10. 147. 
 
 members of assem., 8. 113, 118, 303; 
 9. 448, 472, 474, 734, 1188; 12. 
 2, 549, 656, 724, 725, 726, 869; 13. 
 625, 736, 785, 824; 15. 222; 16. 2; 
 17. 134, 265, 269, 313, 795, 878, 
 
NEW HANOVER CO. 
 
 190 
 
 NEW HAVEN, CONN. 
 
 880; 18. 2, 69, 227, 258; 19. 1, 
 129, 133, 234, 288, 292, 368, 400, 
 416, 490, 494, 718; 20. 2, 4, 120, 
 127, 135, 302, 476; 21. 2, 13, 194, 
 242, 387, 730, 741, 872. 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 1789, 22. 
 
 3, 7, 11, 12, 13, 38. 
 
 members in Prov. Congress, 9. xxxi, 
 1042, 1179; 10. 152, 165, 282, 501, 
 914, 916. 
 
 members not admitted from, 3. 575. 
 
 memorial In favor of Smith, 6. 58- 
 60. 
 
 militia complaints on officers, 22. 
 931; in, 5. 575, 576, 603; in regu- 
 lation campaign, 8. 574, 575, 578, 
 579, 582, 584, 586, 587, 588, 589, 
 591, 594, 595, 596, 597, 598, 599, 
 600, 621, 666, 677, 688,- 697, 700, 
 718; 19. 838, 843; 22. 469; in Sp. 
 alarm(?) , 22. 274-6; officers, 20. 
 272, 460; organized, 10. xxix, 475, 
 626, 645, facing 680; returns, 22. 
 306, 311, 312, 382-90; to go to S. 
 C, 5. 816; to be raised, 17. 678. 
 
 Moseley wants land in, 3. 471. 
 
 Murray's note allowed in, 5. 941, 
 943, 944, 954. 
 
 «ew coimty out of, 6. 1036. 
 
 HO troops to be raised in for S. C, 
 
 4. 633. 
 
 number members in assem., 5. 87. 
 
 •fficers, 19. 298. 
 
 organization of troops, 10'. 207, 531, 
 
 626, facing 680. 
 ewes state, 21. 1076. 
 parishes and ministers in, T. 457, 
 
 541. 
 petition from, 5. 246; 16. 24-25; 
 
 considered, 16. 7S, 106-107; for 
 
 benefit of debtors, 6. 146; for 
 
 Newton as county seat, 4. 509- 
 
 510; for town at Cross Creek, 6. 
 
 485-486; on roads and ferry, 5. 
 
 164-166, 1060; on imprisonment of 
 
 debtors, 5. 754. 
 place for minister, 24. 819; rents 
 
 are payable, 4. 187, 372, 400. 
 population, 6. 986; 18. iii, 433. 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1198-1199, 1212, 
 
 1214. 
 prison bounds in, 23. 674. 
 protests against Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 293. 
 public revenue from, 9. 647, 648. 
 quit rents from, 9. 608. 
 reasons it was not divided, 6. 598. 
 
 regulations on militia, 13. 415. 
 report on militia, 5. 163; on troops, 
 
 .16. 536. 
 resolution on action of magistrates, 
 
 18. 151-152, 184, 408. 
 road coms'rs for, 23. 220. 
 road law for, 23. 447-448. 
 Safety Com., 10. 24, 27, 114, 115, 
 
 143, 427. 
 sheriffs, 4. 347, 947; 5. 976; 6. 59, 
 
 739, 742; 7. 526, 527, 528, 529. 
 skirmish in, 15. 786, 789. 
 special payment to sheriff, 4. 807. 
 supreme ct. of held in Wilmington, 
 
 5. 260. 
 tax in, 19. 707; 23. 134-135. 
 taxables in, 5. 320, 575, 603; 7. 146, 
 
 284, 289, 539, 541. 
 to be patrolled, 10. 25. 
 to be taxed for hospital, 6. 1200. 
 Tories in, 22. 731. 
 treasurer of, 5. 337; 23. 349, 400. 
 troops discharged, 11. 557-558; to 
 be raised in, 13. 411; 24. 154, 156. 
 writ of election to, 4. 1041. 
 See also New Hanover Precinct. 
 New Hanover Dep't^ money dra'wm 
 
 for, 15. 61. 
 New Hanover D'^strict, 9. 405, 51S. 
 
 recruiting officer for, 22. 928. 
 New Hanover Precinct, 3. xiii, 391, 
 529, 575, 623, 641; 4. 316, 395, 
 413, 441, 460, 482, 492, 502, 511, 
 512, 515, 538, 552, 564, 566, 606, 
 608, 612, 665, 720, 735, 760, 802, 
 1092, 1093, 1122, 1191, 1193, 1196, 
 1197, 1255; 5. Iii, xiii, xviii, ixiv, 
 xxxiii, xxxvii, 33. 
 act to establish and divide, 23. 11$- 
 
 120, 335. 
 disputed election, 4. 117. 
 divided, 3. 450. 
 erected, 3. 454. 
 
 J. P.'s in, 3. 418; 4. 4, 46, 218, 275. 
 members of assem., 3. 562; 4. 115, 
 493, 721, 733, 815, 817, 839, 1291, 
 1329, 1331; 5. 232, 521, 1110; «. 
 77, 362, 662, 800, 893, 1150; 7. 
 168fc, 284, 350; 8. 106. 
 petitions for embargo on grain, 4. 
 
 283. 
 town in, 3. 261, 296. 
 treasurer, 3. 323; 4. 106, 136, 155. 
 See also New Hanover Co. 
 New Haven, Conn., 9. 1231, 1232; 17. 
 118; 18. 794; 22. 288, 514. 
 Dutch vessel at, 1. 469. 
 
NEW HOPE 
 
 191 
 
 NEW LIGHTS 
 
 New Hope, mill on proposed, 22. 680. 
 New Hope, Orange Co., 16. 191; 22. 
 
 557. 
 New Hope Camp, 8. 578, 600, 668. 
 New Hope Church, 5. 1215. 
 New Hope Creek, 19. 839. 
 New Inlet, 10. 393, 614, 615, 802; 11. 
 
 551; 16. 242; 24. 506, 507, 852; 
 
 25. 71, 72. 
 act on navigation, 24. 587-8. 
 New Inlet Bar, 21. 668. 
 New Inn, 5. 617. 
 New Jersey, 4. 587; 5. 251, 252, 649, 
 
 808, 1164, 1188, 1219; 7. 459; 8. 
 
 xxvi, 643; 9. 1067, 1068; 10. 390, 
 
 908; 11. 291, 292, 384, 389, 390, 
 
 427, 733, 797, 814; 13. viii; 15. 
 
 194, 386; 16. 401, 420, 761; 17. 
 
 173, 598; 18. 651, 724; 20. 677, 
 
 694, 775; 22. 33, 121, 145, 153, 
 
 515, 527, 730. 
 a proprietary colony, 1. 225. 
 act of on settlement of accounts, 
 
 16. 350-353; to forfeit charter, 1. 
 
 552-554; to restore to crown, 25. 
 
 149-50; to restrain trade of, 10. 
 
 109-112, 113. 
 allowance to Loan office, 20. 652. 
 and Albany Union, 5. xx. 
 and U. S. duties, 18. 499, 500, 501, 
 
 528, 529, 533, 557, 737-740. 
 asked to raise militia, 17. 89. 
 brigs wrecked on coast of, 13. 4. 
 British in, 14. 502; to escape from, 
 
 11. 503; to forage in, 11. 383. 
 confusion in, 1. 537. 
 constitution ment'd, 10. 868. 
 currency good, 22. 993. 
 cut off from trade, 10. 58. 
 favors assumption, 22. 795. 
 free, 16. 749; 17. 5: 
 immigrants from, 4. 1312; 5. llr, 
 
 1204; 6. 614; 11. 431. 
 in C. C, 17. 17, 497, 556, 557, 576, 
 
 591; 18. 488, 548, 552, 640, 641, 
 
 671, 709, 726, 754, 794; 20. 603, 
 
 632; 21. 441, 53S, 534. 
 in vice admiralty dist. of Phila., t1. 
 
 218. 
 influence of Pa. over, 1 1 . 419. 
 instructions to gov., 1 1 . 242. 
 jealous of western territory, 11. 
 
 377. 
 laws of sent to N. C, 18. 247; 22. 
 
 991. 
 letter to ment'd, 5. 486. 
 liberty spirit in, 9. 115S. 
 
 militia called for, 14. 214; loias 
 
 Washington, 22. 972; ordered »ut, 
 
 16. 854. 
 Moravians in, 5. 1156. 
 N. C. troops in, 14. 361, 362, S«S 
 number of troops from, 14. 2T2. 
 paper currency in, 18, 742-743. 
 payment by, 17. 560. 
 pays in bills of credit, 16. 30S. 
 plan to make it more useful, 1. 473- 
 
 474. 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 472 471. 
 Presby. missions from, 5. 1215. 
 proposed quo warrants against, 1. 
 
 352-354. 
 proposes to use its taxes to pay its 
 
 own soldiers, 16. 898-899. 
 quota for public debt, 16. 413, 415, 
 
 429, 760, 771, 890, 928, 929; 17 58, 
 
 m, 513, 528; of revenue, 14. 307: 
 
 to sink Cont currency, 15. 401; 
 
 to V. S., 18. 667, 704; 19. »46; 
 
 value, 15 660. 
 raises troops, 10. 21; 22. 516. 
 report on old emissions, 16. 311. 
 request for ministers to, 5. 122S. 
 seal for, 11. 211. 
 share of sinking fund due irom, 
 
 14. 241-243. 
 tax on for forts, 5. 471, 473. 
 to reinforce Washington, 1 1 . 388. 
 troops of at Germantown, 1 1 . 78i ; 
 
 In Carthagena expedition, 11. 42, 
 
 43; 15. 752; raised in, 10. SIS: 
 
 sent to Washington, 12. 14. 
 votes to close Miss., 22. 901. 
 wants Federal Capital, 16. 842-8«, 
 
 878, 908; no duty, 16. 886. 
 New Jersey Irish Volunteers, 14. ill. 
 New Jersey Synod, 5. 1218. 
 New Jerusalem Church, history, 8. 
 
 742. 
 New Kent Co., Va., 15. 502; 22. HS. 
 immigration from, 5. 1214. 
 tithables in 1756, 5. 565. 
 New Kent C. H., Va., 22.. 1032. 
 New Light Anabaptists, near Wil- 
 
 ington, ®. 730. 
 New Light Baptists, 22. 752. 
 attend Episcopal services, 8. !JS, 
 
 229. 
 in Brunswick Co., 7. 164. 
 in Northampton, 9. 326. 
 oppose bearing arms, 10. 699-700. 
 trouble Taylor, 9. 23. 
 New Light Church, 5. 1184. 
 New Lights, 5. 1163, 1166, 1171, 117S, 
 
NEW LONDON, CONN. 
 
 192 
 
 NEW STORE 
 
 among Presbyterians, 5. 1218. 
 come to N. C. from N. E., 7. 102. 
 in Beaufort Co., 7. 126. 
 in Mecklenburg Co., 7. 241. 
 in N. C. and excesses, 7. 286-287. 
 New London, Conn., 9. 1229; 11. 767; 
 16. 636; 18. 539; 19. 708. 
 defenses of, 17. 81, 118, 119. 
 favors Scotch trade, 1. 469. 
 New London, Va., arms at, 16. 628, 
 
 635. 
 New Mexico, trade with, 6. 1320. 
 New Mill Creek, canal from, 18. 506. 
 New Orleans, 5. 569; 6. 259; 7. 239, 
 280; 17. 519; 22. 901. 
 ceded to Spain, 6. 1320. 
 French troops at, 5. 173. 
 trade with likely to be lost, 14. 244. 
 New Orleans Island, 13. 229; 22. 765. 
 New Pearth Lutheran Church, his- 
 tory, 8. 779, 780-781. 
 New Pennsylvania (Pinsilvania) Co., 
 
 law suit, 2. 91, 113. 
 New .Plimouth Colony, government, 1. 
 
 225. 
 New Plymouth, privateersman at, 1. 
 
 349. 
 New Port, N. Y., 18. 687. 
 New Providence, 15. 160, 162. 
 New Providence, Bahamas, 13. 36, 
 229, 482; 14. 229, 358, 441, 712, 
 720, 730, 740, 749, 762; 15. 537; 
 22. 230, 239. 
 brig, arrives from, 13. vi. 
 convicts sent to U. S. from, 21. 500. 
 imports from, 2. 156. 
 pirates run to, 22. 765. 
 taken by Spaniards, 2. 277. 
 testimony taken in, 6. 239-240. 
 New Providence Church, 5. 1225, 1226. 
 New River, 1. 990; 3. 256, 364; 4. xiii, 
 221, 893; 5. x, 10, 12, 13; 315, 342, 
 380; ,6. 1079; 7. 213; 8. 577; 10. 
 438, 613, 624, 628, 629; 11. 486, 
 493, 619; 15. facing 380, 382, 632; 
 22. 13g, 138; 23. 120, 150, 221, 
 336; 24. 143; 25. 50. 
 bill for town on, 17. 320, 355; 20. 
 34; on passage of fish, 21. 786- 
 787, 790, 792, 949, 954, 955, 985; 
 to improve navigation of, 6. 353, 
 354, 356, 358, 361, 387, 391, 394, 
 395, 397, 419, 645, 647, 650, 660, 
 670-671, 675, 676-677, 681, 684, 690, 
 749; to prevent use of seines in, 9. 
 719, 728, 764, 765, 767, 775, 777, 
 784, 837, 842, 884, 887, 890, 896, 
 
 899. 
 Board of Trade on act to improve 
 
 navigation, 6. 708. 
 British on, 15. 569; move towards, 
 
 15. 627. 
 inspection at, 23. 641, 791; 25. 313. 
 
 379. 
 land grant on, 6. 80. 
 militia to be raised for protection 
 
 of, 17. 828, 829. 
 new colony at, 3. 624. 
 petition from, 21. 954. 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 218. 
 settlements reach, 1. xl. 
 settles on, 11. 197. 
 trade to, 13. iv. 
 troops at, 10. 546, 547. 
 New River (Onslow), 5. 353; 6. 562; 
 13. 464; 22. vi, 288, 337, 339, 858, 
 1024. 
 act for school, 24. 535 ; for town on, 
 23. 170-171, 336; repealed, 25. 
 repealed, 25. 330; on navigation, 
 23. 163, 510-11, 542-4. 
 hill for navigation, 19. 428-429, 763, 
 
 791. 
 British on, 15. 520; 22. 541; and 
 Americans on, 22. 538-9. 
 New River, Tenn., troops for defence 
 
 of, 17. 915, 917. 
 New River, Va., 5. 357. 
 and Cherokee boundary, 7. 268. 
 Indian boundary of, 11. 567; dis- 
 turbances on, 11. 11. 
 lead found on, 5. 356. 
 Spangenberg explores, 5. 1146. 
 to be line of white migration, 1 1 . 
 
 190. 
 Tories on, 14. 162, 176. 
 New River Chapel, British threaten, 
 
 22. 537, 544. 
 New River Ferry, 7. 149. 
 
 on post route, 7. 413, 454. 
 New River Inlet, 6. 608; 23. 542. 
 act to make port of, 24. 850-1. 
 bill to erect into port, 18. 62, 131, 
 
 153, 261, 295, 340, 358, 366. 
 inspection at, 24. 581; 25. 379. 
 troops at, 10. 546. 
 New River Lottery, act on, 23. 542-4. 
 New River Parish, Marsden in, 3. 392. 
 New River Road, 23. 120. 
 New Roeder's Church, Va., Lutheran 
 
 Synod meets at, 8. 773. 
 New Seneca, 21. 530, 531, 534. 
 New Spain, 20. 376. 
 New Store, place, 5. 1209. 
 
NEW TESTAMENT 
 
 193 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 New Testament, 2. 583; 22. 668. 
 
 224, 
 
 236, 
 
 242, 244, 246, 
 
 249, 
 
 267, 
 
 belief in demanded, 10. 1011; as 
 
 320, 
 
 327, 
 
 333, 367, 463, 
 
 477, 
 
 482, 
 
 necessary for holding office, 10. 
 
 651, 
 
 652, 
 
 866, 974; 14. 19, 56 
 
 , 76, 
 
 241, 870d; 23. 983. 
 
 78, 95, 187, 202, 222, 231 
 
 , 241, 
 
 271, 
 
 New Topsail (Newtopsail), 24. 947. 
 
 297, 
 
 308, 
 
 335, 348, 467, 
 
 472, 
 
 497, 
 
 election at, 11. 658. 
 
 498, 
 
 563, 
 
 588, 589, 596, 
 
 599, 
 
 634, 
 
 petition of militia from, 11. 757. 
 
 659, 
 
 689, 
 
 761, 779, 797, 
 
 848, 
 
 863; 
 
 New Topsail Company, 10. 620. 
 
 15. 
 
 iii, 29, 82, 91, 113, 
 
 121, 
 
 160, 
 
 report on, 22. 386-8. 
 
 174, 
 
 240, 
 
 254, 257, 258, 
 
 262, 
 
 263, 
 
 New Topsail District, complaints on 
 
 275, 
 
 281, 
 
 283, 290, 294, 
 
 298, 
 
 299, 
 
 militia officers, 22. 931. 
 
 308, 
 
 310, 
 
 311, 326, 332, 
 
 338, 
 
 415, 
 
 New Topsail Inlet, 3. 256; 6. 78, 608; 
 
 502, 
 
 537, 
 
 547, 556, 561, 
 
 589, 
 
 602; 
 
 11. 301. 
 
 16. 
 
 332, 
 
 338, 385, 391, 
 
 409, 
 
 479, 
 
 battery at, 5. 571. 
 
 502, 
 
 517, 
 
 536, 694, 735, 
 
 739, 
 
 740, 
 
 character, 6. 1027, 1028. 
 
 741, 
 
 768, 
 
 823, 825, 836, 
 
 861, 
 
 867, 
 
 fort to be at, 5. 497. 
 
 868, 
 
 871, 
 
 873, 875, 876, 
 
 880, 
 
 889, 
 
 inspection at, 24. 581. 
 
 943, 
 
 980, 
 
 992; 17. 18, 
 
 112, 
 
 125, 
 
 New Topsail Sound, 4. 219. 
 
 429, 
 
 433, 
 
 434, 450, 473, 
 
 477, 
 
 482, 
 
 bill to destroy birds and squirrels. 
 
 538, 
 
 541, 
 
 570, 594, 597, 
 
 600, 
 
 604, 
 
 6. 850, 855, 858, 864, 869, 870, 892, 
 
 606, 
 
 608, 
 
 623, 632, 904, 
 
 979, 
 
 984, 
 
 914, 925, 936, 942, 944, 963. 
 
 985, 
 
 986, 
 
 993, 994, 1010, 1013, 
 
 1020, 
 
 inspection at, 23. 641, 791; 25. 313, 
 
 1023 
 
 , 1026, 1035; 13. 310 
 
 , 491, 
 
 503, 
 
 379. 
 
 515, 
 
 540, 
 
 561, 562, 567, 
 
 568, 
 
 569, 
 
 New Town (Anson), act to incorpo- 
 
 576, 
 
 577, 
 
 579, 582, 586, 
 
 588, 
 
 589, 
 
 rate, 24. 537-8. 
 
 601, 
 
 635, 
 
 636, 638, 642, 
 
 646, 
 
 648, 
 
 New Town (Beaufort), 23. 807. 
 
 651, 
 690, 
 
 652, 
 693, 
 
 653, 665, 666, 
 694, 707, 718, 
 
 677, 
 720, 
 
 689, 
 721, 
 
 New Town (Onslow), act for school, 
 24. 534-5. 
 
 724, 
 768, 
 
 727, 
 770, 
 
 747, 749, 750, 
 777, 778, 783, 
 
 752, 
 793, 
 
 761^ 
 795, 
 
 New Windsor, bill to erect, 7. 623, 625, 
 
 798; 
 
 19. 
 
 784, 837, 881. 
 
 899, 
 
 911, 
 
 630, 634, 637, 639-640, 645, 669. 
 
 943, 
 
 947, 
 
 957, 976, 1000 
 
 20. 
 
 136, 
 
 New Windsor, Conn. (?), 14. 152. 
 
 405, 
 
 596, 
 
 603, 605, 606, 
 
 613, 
 
 624. 
 
 New Windsor, Conn., 14. 326, 366; 16. 
 
 625, 
 
 629, 
 
 630, 636, 639, 
 
 644, 
 
 660, 
 
 647. 
 
 676, 
 
 679, 
 
 680, 697, 698, 
 
 699, 
 
 701, 
 
 N. C. troops at, 14. 356, 357 
 
 702, 
 
 703, 
 
 705, 706, 719, 
 
 720, 
 
 721, 
 
 New Windsor, (N. J. ?), 12. 471. 
 
 722, 
 
 727, 
 
 728, 734, 735, 
 
 738, 
 
 739, 
 
 New Windsor Hospital, 14. 294. 
 
 754, 
 
 761, 
 
 764, 765, 773, 
 
 790; 
 
 21. 
 
 New York City, 5. 477, 1154; 6. 40, 57, 
 
 148, 
 
 173, 
 
 414, 464, 465, 471, 473 
 
 ,474, 
 
 736, 989, 1291; 7. 168^, 168/, 221, 
 
 476, 
 
 485, 
 
 494, 497, 499, 
 
 513, 
 
 516, 
 
 241, 265, 532, 873; 8. xli, 518, 648, 
 
 517, 
 
 519, 
 
 520, 522, 533, 
 
 537, 
 
 538, 
 
 733; 9. 2, 68, 340, 409, 512, 521, 
 
 540, 
 
 541, 
 
 549, 550, 551, 
 
 552, 
 
 553, 
 
 957, 1055, 1061, 1078, 1083, 1087, 
 
 554, 
 
 556, 
 
 559, 560, 562, 
 
 563, 
 
 564, 
 
 1097, 1114, 1117, 1176, 1225, 1229, 
 
 571, 
 
 572, 
 
 573, 724, 941, 
 
 1021; 
 
 22. 
 
 1231; lO.xxx, 11, 12, 13, 16, 42, 43, 
 
 121, 
 
 439, 
 
 515, 518, 617, 
 
 632, 
 
 634, 
 
 44, 74, 84, 85, 106, 117, 222, 225, 
 
 635, 
 
 766, 
 
 792, 794, 795, 
 
 796, 
 
 797, 
 
 231, 233, 279, 300, 391, 399, 427, 
 
 799, 
 
 893, 
 
 898, 899, 935, 
 
 940, 
 
 952, 
 
 428, 430, 431, 446, 449, 653, 679, 
 
 957, 
 
 958, 
 
 966, 967, 973, 
 
 974, 
 
 975, 
 
 733, 736, 748, 850, 893, 899, 903, 
 
 982, 
 
 991, 
 
 992, 1019, 1020, 
 
 1029 
 
 
 909, 910, 947, 984, 1024, 1025, 1028, 
 
 Amer. 
 
 army near, 10. 863 
 
 , 864 
 
 
 1030; 11. iv. V, 42, 43, 339, 340, 341, 
 
 British in, 
 
 14. 129, 199; 
 
 15. 537-8; 
 
 345, 346, 382, 436, 437, 514, 529, 
 
 besieged 
 
 in, 15. 536, 
 
 574, 
 
 575; 
 
 542, 559, 642, 657, 660, 666, 668, 
 
 fleet at. 
 
 15. 57, 58; sail to. 
 
 15. 
 
 677, 681, 690, 693, 698, 711, 715, 
 
 574, 
 
 575,. 
 
 585; blocked at 
 
 , 14- 
 
 650; 
 
 721, 736, 760, 765, 774, 787, 802, 
 
 leaves, 22. 986; return to, 
 
 15. 
 
 809, 822, 823; 12. 174, 192, 340, 
 
 542; 
 
 from Va., 15. 570, 571 
 
 ; to 
 
 360, 361, 374; 13. iii, iv, vi, ix, 24, 
 
 evacuate 
 
 15. 546; 22. 
 
 984, 
 
 987; 
 
 56, 76, 131, 134, 158, 190,197, 198, 
 
 to go to. 
 
 15. 508; to hold, 15 
 
 454. 
 
 3-13 
 
NEW YORK CONGRESS 
 
 194 
 
 NEW YORK STATE 
 
 burned, 10. 819. 
 
 capture by U. S. considered, 15. 58. 
 congress to meet in, 17. 116. 
 DeGraffenried's description of, 1. 
 
 972. 
 evacuation of by Br. considered and 
 
 carrying off Amer. property, 16. 
 
 836, 861, 864-877, 883, 904, 905, 920; 
 
 discussed, 13. 250, 264, 270, 279, 
 
 299, 478, 483, 494, 496; Indicated, 
 
 14. 47. 
 
 fortified but abandoned, 10. 816-817, 
 
 823. 
 Howe's success in overestimated, 
 
 10. 864-865. 
 Lee to fortify, 1 0. 447-448. 
 left by Washington, 10. 801, 802, 
 
 810, 811. 
 Leslie returns to, 15. xiii. 
 most important in expulsion of Br., 
 
 15. 774. 
 
 N. C. troops asked for and ordered 
 
 to, 10. 791, 801, 804-805. 
 post from to Williamsburg, 6. 1058. 
 situation of Cont. Army, 1 0. 790-791. 
 threatened, 14. 563, 564; by Amer- 
 icans, 13. 464. 
 to be seiged, 22. 554. 
 to be evacuated, 13. 235, 238. 
 trade with, 6. 969. 
 Washington advances on, 14. 216. 
 New York Congress of 1765, 9. xxix. 
 
 resolutions of, 7. 121-122. 
 New York Gazette, 13. 368. 
 New York Gazette and Weekly Mer- 
 cury, extracts from on regulation, 
 10. 1017, 1018, 1025. 
 New York Historical Society, 10. 340. 
 extracts from archives of, 14. 496- 
 768. 
 New York Journal, 11. 756. 
 New York Lutheran Synod, 8. 773. 
 New York Packet, extract from, 11. 
 
 289-290. 
 New York sloop, leaves N. C, 2. 25. 
 New York State, 1.968, 972; 2. 49, 371, 
 372, 374, 417, 702; 3. 89, 99, 225, 
 345; 4. 14, 820; 5. ix, xi, xx. xxvi, 
 xlii, 222, 251, 252, 385, 400, 436, 
 447, 561, 580, 584, 589, 600, 606, 
 608, 649, 651, 736, 757, 783, 792, 
 794, 795, 804, 808, 858, 860, 887, 
 923, 925, 926, 971, 1143; B. 142, 
 221, 226, 449, 472, 476, 520, 582, 
 586, 705, 706, 714, 720, 784, 1029, 
 1061; 7. X, 459; 8. xxxvil, 167, 
 583, 600, 628, 635, 639, 650, 652, 
 
 675, 714, 717, 719, 720, 736; 9. iii, 
 xxiv, xxxvii, 4, 5, 9, 13, 16, 17, 
 
 20, 65, 240, 270, 787, 820, 1114, 
 1115, 1120, 1155, 1208, 1218, 1231, 
 1232, 1233, 1253; 10. ix, 90, 245, 
 276, 278, 390, 429, 447, 454, 605, 
 617, 823, 832, 891; 11. 14, 291, 292, 
 367, 368, 374, 383, 390, 503, 570, 
 725, 726; 12. 497, 523; 13. xiv, 
 219, 235, 306, 404, 492, 916; 14. 
 157, 326, 746, 748, 749, 755; 15. 
 259, 261, 386; 16. 355, 419, 420, 761, 
 881, 992; 17. 5, 98, 103, 118, 272, 
 459, 464, 544, 595, 606, 821, 822, 
 1012; 18. 584, 601, 645, 693, 724; 
 19. 853, 899; 20. 615, 670, 694, 
 775; 21. iii, 262, 454, 465, 485; 22. 
 33, 515, 730, 969, 982. 
 
 a proprietary colony, 1. 224. 
 
 accounts of exd'n, to ment'd, 6. 373. 
 
 aid in defence of, 5. 1001; to Va. in 
 French war, 5. 395. 
 
 allowance to Loan office, 20. 652. 
 
 Amer. army assigned to, 10. 85. 
 
 and confederation, 13. 386. 
 
 and impost, 18. 721. 
 
 and organization of Vt., 17. 89. 
 
 and V. S. duties, 18. 501, 502, 529, 
 533, 557, 737-740. 
 
 appointment of clerks in, 1 0. 404 ; of 
 Tryon to ment'd, 8. 619. 
 
 arms to be secured in, 2. 192, 194. 
 
 asked to raise militia, 1 7. 89. 
 
 assembly loyal, 9. 1255, 1280; pe- 
 tition's King, 9. 1246; 10. 226, 
 
 atty general for, 1. 464. 
 
 British arrive at, 14. 476; fleet ar- 
 rives at, 10. 67; 14. 748; fleet to 
 be assembled, 15. 245; fleet 
 leaves, 14. 239 240, 707-708, 709, 
 711; grievances against, 18. 561- 
 562; retreat to, 14. 213; troops 
 arrive in, 14. 199, 201, 205. 
 
 burned, 10. 819. 
 
 career of Tryon in, 8. xxxvill-xl. 
 
 cedes western lands to U. S., 16. 
 438, 888; 17. 94, 99, 458; 18. 715; 
 
 21. 504; 24. 679. 
 
 changes name of Tryon Co., 8. xxxv. 
 Clinton cut off from, 15. 707; sails 
 
 from, 15. 661. 
 condition of army in, 10. 810. 
 conduct of authorities in granting 
 
 Indian lands, 6. 584. 
 Congress denied by, 9. 1164. 
 conquest of desirable, 10. 413. 
 controversy with Moss, 22. 632-3. 
 
NEW YORK STATE 
 
 195 
 
 NEW YORK STATE 
 
 convention with, 14. 214. 
 converted to Independence, 9. 1247. 
 convicts not wanted, 1. 477-8. 
 could not resist Pa. and Mass., 1 1 . 
 
 420. 
 courts in, 9. 1226, 1227; considered, 
 
 10. 402. 
 currrenoy, 6. 287; equal to silver, 
 
 22. 993. 
 defense of, 5. 465; 10. 720. 
 disarms Tories, 10. 449. 
 disputes with N. H., 17. 66. 
 Dutch goods shipped to, 1. 469. 
 East Jersey and Conn, to be annex- 
 ed to, 1. 441-442. 
 emigration to C, 1. 248; to S. C. 
 
 from, 1 221. 
 expedition to, 8, 281, 282, 283, 
 
 286, 287. 
 expenses of N. C. troops in, S. 799- 
 
 800, 801. 
 exports by way of, 5. 318. 
 Fanning surveyor gen. for, 8. xli, 
 
 230. 
 favored in matter of trade, 10. xv. 
 favors assumption, 22. 795. 
 favors to in trade, 9. 1208. 
 financial system commended, 9. 
 
 1195. 
 free, 16. 749; 17. 5. 
 government on pirates, 1. 518; to 
 
 make feint on Canada, 5. 112. 
 governorship not worth as much as 
 
 N. C, 8. 191; wanted by Tryon, 
 
 8. 212. 
 grain scarce in, 9. 337. 
 grants of Indian lands in, 6. 1161. 
 imports from, 2. 156. 
 in C. C, 20. 603, 632; 21. 533, 534. 
 in vice admiralty district of Phila- 
 
 11. 218. 
 Indians of to be used in S. C, 2. 234. 
 inducements to Toryism in, 9. 1165. 
 instructions to gov., 1 1 . 242, 244. 
 invaded by Burgoyne, 1 1 . 594. 
 jealous of N. C, 11. 460. 
 joins American cause, 10. 21. 
 judges in, 6. 585. 
 
 lands of claimed by Mass., 17. 98-99. 
 law of repealed, 6. 751. 
 legislative power suspended, 7. 748. 
 letter to ment'd, 5. 486. 
 liberty in, 9. 1279. 
 location, 1. 468; 2. 351. 
 loyalty in, 9. 1084-1085, 1155-1156, 
 
 1225. 
 man of war sails to from Va., 1. 
 
 968. 
 militia called for, 14. 214; opposes 
 
 British, 11. 593. 
 Moravians in, 6. 1156; missions in, 
 
 5. 1145. 
 N. C. troops in, 5. 640; 6. x-xi, xii, 
 
 18; not to go to, 10. 878; sent to, 
 
 5. 601, 739, 749. 
 not seduced by trade advantage, 10. 
 
 22. 
 number of troops from, 14. 272. 
 payment by, 17. 560. 
 pays in bills of credit, 16. 306. 
 petition to on command of High- 
 landers, 10. 13. 
 pirates go to, 2. 325. 
 plan to make it more useful, 1 . 473- 
 
 474. 
 policy of in matter of its Prov. 
 
 Cong., 9. 1281. 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 473. 
 prisoners from, 16. 673. 
 proposed central congress to meet 
 
 in, 1. 474. 
 protests of mentioned, 10. 673, 674. 
 Prov. Cong, of, 10. 85; Hooper and 
 
 Hewes to on powder for Martin, 
 
 10. 84; on White's letter, 10. 74- 
 
 75. 
 provisions sent to, 6. 286. 
 quarrels with N. H. over Vt., 17. 
 
 136-138; with Vt, 17. 174. 
 quota, 19. 946; for public debt, 16. 
 
 413, 415, 429, 760, 771, 890, 928, 
 
 929; 17. 60, 513, 528; of revenue, 
 
 14. 307; to sink Cont. currency, 
 
 15. 401; to U. S., 18. 667, 668, 
 704; value, 15. 660. 
 
 raises troops, 22. 516. 
 reinforcements from, 15. 90. 
 report on old emissions, 16. 371. 
 representation of in C. C, 17. 17, 
 
 497, 556, 557, 576, 591; 18. 488, 
 
 548, 552, 640, 641, 671, 709, 726, 
 
 754, 794. 
 resolutions by, 18. 687. 
 resolutions of Cont. Cong, on trade 
 
 of, 10. 411. 
 Safety Com. to delegates in Cont. 
 
 Cong, on arrival of Clinton with 
 
 troops, 10. 428-429. 
 salt imported from, 5. xlvi, 317, 322. 
 seal for, 11. 211. 
 seat of war, 0. 1280. 
 secretary says Senecas will join 
 
 Tuscaroras, 1. 861. 
 sends flour and biscuit to N. C, 2. 
 
NEW YORK SYNOD 
 
 196 
 
 NEWBERN 
 
 278-279; laws to C. C, 17. 515. 
 
 share of sinking fund due from, 14. 
 241-243. 
 
 Sons of Liberty in, 7. 1. 
 
 supports American cause, 10. 57. 
 
 tax on forts, 5. 471, 473. 
 
 time necessary for dispatches, 8. 
 733. 
 
 to emit paper, 18. 601. 
 
 trade with, 5. xliii; considerable, 9. 
 1148. 
 
 troops of arrive in Va., 5. 129, 130; 
 delayed, 5. 131; in Carthagena ex- 
 pedition, 11. 42, 43; 15. 752; need 
 officers, 5. 134; raised in, 9. 1249; 
 sent to, 5. xxvii, 576, 1096; 9. 
 1210; 11. 349, 353; to come to Va., 
 5. 111. 
 
 true to Amer. liberty, 9. 1143. 
 
 Tryon asks for governorship of, 8. 
 170; becomes gov., 7. iii, xxxiv; 
 8. xiii, XXXV, 277, 498; sets out to, 
 8. 626, 627. 
 
 Vt. encroaches on, 16. 479._ 
 
 votes to close Miss., 22. 901. 
 
 wants duty, 16. 886; Federal capi- 
 tal, 16. 813, 842, 877, 908. 
 New York Synod, 5. 1214, 1215, 1218, 
 1220, 1221, 1224, 1226; 7. 815, 848, 
 859. 
 
 sends missionaries to N. C, 5. 1199, 
 1203. 
 New York Volunteers, to be left in 
 Camden, 1 5. 278. 
 
 to invade N. C, 15. 261. 
 Newall, John, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Newark, Nicholas, army rank, 16. 
 
 1127. 
 Newbegun Creek, 1. 446; 2. 87, 88, 
 214, 242; 22. 344; 23. 12. 
 
 inspection at, 23. 641, 792; 24. 581; 
 25. 313, 379. 
 
 M. M. at, 1. 688, 813. 
 
 Newballe, Lady, 19. 918. 
 
 Newbern, Thos., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 
 Newbern (New Bern, New Berne, 
 
 Newberne, Nuborn, Newburn), 
 
 1. 756, 981; 2. 27, 388, 588, 589; 3. 
 
 xviii, 190, 429, 558, 584; 4. xvi, 60, 
 
 72, 225, 240, 241, 243, 265, 274, 333, 
 
 352, 361, 367, 372, 373, 384, 394, 
 
 395, 418, 420, 437, 449, 454, 455, 
 
 459, 500, 506, 618, 701, 751, 806, 
 
 808, 876, 878, 914, 916, 917, 924, 
 
 1048, 1074, 1090, 1099, 1102, 1105, 
 
 1127 1138, 1139, 1165, 1171, 1172, 
 
 1177, 1180, 1182, 1183, 1184, 1187, 
 
 1189, 1190, 1191, 1192, 1193, 1194, 
 1195, 1196, 1197, 1201, 1202, 1203, 
 1204, 1205, 1206, 1207, 1208, 1209, 
 1210, 1213, 1230, 1305 1306, 1345, 
 1346; 5. iv, v, vii, xviii, 18, 23, 
 24, 30, 33, 34, 89, 144rf, 144^, 147, 
 151, 157, 195, 241, 255, 313, 328, 
 334, 336, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 
 347, 364, 367, 375, 420, 441, 442, 
 445, 461, 462, 479, 485, 486, 519, 
 560, 568, 570, 576, 585, 595, 601, 
 602, 604, 615, 638, 649, 650, 665, 
 
 683, 688, 737, 738, 739, 754, 760, 
 761, 768, 782, 783, 788, 792, 793, 
 800, 809, 810, 811, 820, 823, 827, 
 899, 929, 930, 932, 934, 939, 942, 
 944, 945, 955, 962, 963, 977, 983, 
 984, 985, 1012, 1088, 1099, 1165; 6. 
 1, 34, 41, 61, 95, 132, 211, 230, 234, 
 243, 256, 257, 262, 264, 268, 273, 
 274, 275, 276, 290, 295, 300, 326, 
 339, 344, 345, 412, 417, 424, 427, 
 488, 511, 513, 521, 562, 563, 594, 
 601, 602, 604, 607, 608, 738, 739, 
 745, 776, 859, 882, 883, 929, 950, 
 956, 961, 1004, 1008, 1017, 1039, 
 1047, 1060, 1066, 1068, 1069, 1128, 
 1234, 1239, 1248, 1288, 1295, 1303, 
 1313, 1318; 7. xxvi, xxxi, 5, 6, 11, 
 12, 38, 39, 58, 59, 85, 86, 97, 102, 
 103, 104, 107, 118, 126, 135, 144, 
 146, 154, 158, 159, 160, 16Sf, 199, 
 201, 219, 221, 241, 252, 254, 259, 
 266, 267, 275, 279, 318, 393, 4i9, 
 426, 427, 432, 434, 435, 437, 440, 
 447, 451, 452, 493, 494, 497, 510, 
 530, 531, 533, 535, 612, 615, 649, 
 658, 670, 675, 676, 678, 680, 690, 
 693, 750, 752, 834, 838, 859, 866, 
 871, 872, 873, 876, 912, 923, 924, 
 927, 935, 966, 967, 982, 985, 986, 
 1001; 8. V, XXV, xlvii, 4, 37, 40, 71, 
 85, 99, 118, 128, 132, 141, 143, 144, 
 145, 150, 152, 153, 159, 166, 167, 
 191, 192, 193, 210, 211, 217, 219, 
 220, 226, 245, 248, 250, 254, 255, 
 257, 259, 261, 268, 270, 272, 287, 
 331, 376, 379, 440, 453, 484, 491, 
 492, 493, 494, 495, 496, 498, 522, 
 524, 525, 532, 539, 540, 544, 545, 
 546, 551, 563, 574, 600, 602, 615, 
 625, 626, 627, 631, 646, 648, 650, 
 676, 678, 679, 680, 681, 682, 683, 
 
 684, 685, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690, 
 691, 692, 693, 694, 695, 696, 697, 
 698, 699, 702, 703, 704, 705, 708, 
 709, 710, 718; 8. iii, iv, v, vi, 
 
NEWBERN 
 
 197 
 
 NEWBERN 
 
 xxxiv, xxxviii. 
 
 4, 5 
 
 9, 
 
 13. 14 
 
 , 16, 
 
 506, 
 
 508, 
 
 509, 
 
 524, 
 
 533, 
 
 539, 
 
 542, 
 
 19, 21, 24, 25, 
 
 P. 
 
 28, 29, 32 
 
 . 33, 
 
 543, 
 
 555, 
 
 581, 
 
 584, 
 
 585, 
 
 589, 
 
 592, 
 
 36, 41, 48, 53, 
 
 66, 71, 75, 78, 
 
 107, 
 
 598, 
 
 600, 
 
 601, 
 
 602, 
 
 615, 
 
 623, 
 
 625, 
 
 133, 
 
 136, 176, 
 
 196, 
 
 215. 
 
 223, 
 
 224, 
 
 637, 
 
 646, 
 
 656, 
 
 663, 
 
 669, 
 
 674, 
 
 680, 
 
 228, 
 
 230, 236, 238. 
 
 244, 
 
 245, 
 
 683, 
 
 687, 
 
 691, 
 
 692, 
 
 693, 
 
 698, 
 
 699, 
 
 252, 
 
 260, 263, 
 
 268. 
 
 271. 
 
 277, 
 
 283, 
 
 710, 
 
 718, 
 
 719, 
 
 728, 
 
 730, 
 
 734, 
 
 737, 
 
 292, 
 
 304, 305, 307, 
 
 311, 
 
 317, 
 
 740, 
 
 742, 
 
 743, 
 
 745, 
 
 746, 
 
 747, 
 
 759, 
 
 324, 
 
 333, 336, 337, 
 
 341, 
 
 343, 
 
 760, 
 789, 
 
 763, 
 799, 
 
 764, 
 801, 
 
 774, 
 802, 
 
 775, 
 805, 
 
 778, 
 809, 
 
 787, 
 810. 
 
 346, 
 
 347, 353, 
 
 357, 
 
 364, 
 
 367, 
 
 370, 
 
 812, 
 
 813. 
 
 815. 
 
 822. 
 
 824, 
 
 825; 
 
 12. 
 
 371, 
 
 372, 373, 
 
 380, 
 
 385, 
 
 403, 
 
 407, 
 
 iii, 55, 135, 149, 155 
 
 , 214 
 
 240, 
 
 297, 
 
 410, 
 
 413, 417, 
 
 419, 
 
 426, 
 
 429, 
 
 431, 
 
 307, 
 
 308, 
 
 340, 
 
 358, 
 
 386, 
 
 395, 
 
 401, 
 
 432, 
 
 444, 446, 
 
 447, 
 
 456, 
 
 458, 
 
 460, 
 
 416, 
 
 424, 
 
 447, 
 
 560, 
 
 564, 
 
 577, 
 
 578, 
 
 465, 
 
 467, 468, 
 
 496, 
 
 501, 
 
 505, 
 
 507, 
 
 585, 
 
 589, 
 
 602, 
 
 620, 
 
 623, 
 
 627, 
 
 675, 
 
 511, 
 
 514, 519, 
 
 521, 
 
 524, 
 
 529, 
 
 533, 
 
 692, 
 
 696. 
 
 712, 
 
 715, 
 
 737, 
 
 784, 
 
 785, 
 
 534, 
 
 536, 537, 
 
 539, 
 
 541, 
 
 550, 
 
 551, 
 
 786, 
 
 841, 
 
 842, 
 
 860; 
 
 13. 
 
 5, 6, 
 
 7, 9, 
 
 552, 
 
 556, 651, 
 
 652, 
 
 569, 
 
 570, 
 
 575, 
 
 11, 
 
 12, 13, 14 
 
 15, 
 
 16, 18, 19 
 
 , 23, 
 
 578, 
 
 580, 587, 
 
 594, 
 
 595, 
 
 598, 
 
 611, 
 
 25, 
 
 27, 28, 29 
 
 H, 
 
 36, 43, 44 
 
 , 45, 
 
 612, 
 
 613, 618, 
 
 623, 
 
 635, 
 
 641, 
 
 642, 
 
 46, 
 
 47, 49, 53 
 
 54, 
 
 63, 64, 66 
 
 . 70, 
 
 645, 
 
 646, 651, 
 
 655, 
 
 659, 
 
 665, 
 
 668, 
 
 71, 
 
 72, 73, 74 
 
 82, 
 
 83, 85, 92 
 
 , 93, 
 
 669, 
 
 671, 675, 
 
 677, 
 
 678, 
 
 685, 
 
 690, 
 
 98, 
 
 100, 
 
 101, 
 
 102, 
 
 109, 
 
 111, 
 
 113, 
 
 693, 
 
 695, 697, 
 
 698, 
 
 709, 
 
 713, 
 
 733, 
 
 114, 
 
 118, 
 
 119, 
 
 120, 
 
 121, 
 
 122, 
 
 123, 
 
 742, 
 
 750, 762, 
 
 791, 
 
 804, 
 
 813, 
 
 814, 
 
 124, 
 
 127, 
 
 128, 
 
 129, 
 
 133, 
 
 134, 
 
 135, 
 
 858, 
 
 859, 872, 
 
 874, 
 
 878, 
 
 883, 
 
 888, 
 
 138, 
 
 139, 
 
 140, 
 
 141, 
 
 142, 
 
 144, 
 
 147, 
 
 893, 
 
 897, 919, 
 
 920, 
 
 923, 
 
 924, 
 
 929, 
 
 148, 
 
 149, 
 
 155, 
 
 160, 
 
 162, 
 
 165, 
 
 172, 
 
 931, 
 
 937, 943, 
 
 944, 
 
 945, 
 
 948, 
 
 958, 
 
 1'74, 
 
 176, 
 
 181, 
 
 182, 
 
 185, 
 
 194, 
 
 198, 
 
 967, 
 
 969, 977, 
 
 978, 
 
 979, 
 
 989, 
 
 994, 
 
 202, 
 
 207, 
 
 214, 
 
 217, 
 
 223, 
 
 226, 
 
 229, 
 
 995, 
 
 1006, 1008, 1009, 1014, 
 
 1020, 
 
 253, 
 
 258, 
 
 259, 
 
 264, 
 
 265, 
 
 279, 
 
 287, 
 
 1026 
 
 1027, 1030, 1050, 1055, 
 
 1056, 
 
 288, 
 
 304, 
 
 318, 
 
 330, 
 
 354, 
 
 355, 
 
 362, 
 
 1057 
 
 1061, 1071, 1073, 1078, 
 
 1082, 
 
 364, 
 
 367, 
 
 369, 
 
 370, 
 
 371, 
 
 372, 
 
 373, 
 
 1083 
 
 1097, 1114, 1116, 1125, 
 
 1126, 
 
 378, 
 
 380, 
 
 384, 
 
 387, 
 
 388, 
 
 389, 
 
 393, 
 
 1132 
 
 1134, 1143, 1145, 1146, 
 
 1155, 
 
 395, 
 
 396, 
 
 397, 
 
 399, 
 
 402, 
 
 403, 
 
 408, 
 
 1164 
 
 1166, 1172, 1174, 1177, 
 
 1187, 
 
 409, 
 
 411, 
 
 418, 
 
 419, 
 
 420, 
 
 421, 
 
 422, 
 
 1196 
 
 1198, 1202, 1205, 12D6, 
 
 1211, 
 
 424, 
 
 425, 
 
 448, 
 
 449, 
 
 450, 
 
 454, 
 
 456, 
 
 1212 
 
 1221, 1223, 1237, 1242, 
 
 1254, 
 
 459, 
 
 462, 
 
 463, 
 
 468, 
 
 471, 
 
 477, 
 
 482, 
 
 1257 
 
 ; 10. vi, xiii, xxxi. 
 
 xxxvii, 12, 
 
 495, 
 
 501, 
 
 554, 
 
 584, 
 
 585, 
 
 595, 
 
 605, 
 
 14, 16, 44, 45, 65, 84, 
 
 91, 95, 105 
 
 ,116, 
 
 612, 
 
 655, 
 
 660, 
 
 688, 
 
 690, 
 
 691, 
 
 701, 
 
 117, 
 
 153, 232, 
 
 238, 
 
 273, 
 
 285, 
 
 289, 
 
 721, 
 
 749, 
 
 754, 
 
 755, 
 
 762, 
 
 763, 
 
 764, 
 
 290, 
 
 291, 321, 
 
 324, 
 
 336, 
 
 339, 
 
 351, 
 
 803, 
 
 807, 
 
 808, 
 
 821, 
 
 822, 
 
 855, 
 
 863, 
 
 353, 
 
 354, 361, 
 
 415, 
 
 416, 
 
 417, 
 
 428, 
 
 864, 
 
 866, 
 
 870, 
 
 872, 
 
 888, 
 
 889, 
 
 897, 
 
 439, 
 
 445, 459, 
 
 461, 
 
 462, 
 
 463, 
 
 464, 
 
 908, 
 
 948, 
 
 955, 
 
 962, 
 
 963, 
 
 977, 
 
 981, 
 
 465, 
 
 474, 482, 
 
 497, 
 
 510, 
 
 550, 
 
 552, 
 
 983, 
 
 989, 
 
 991, 
 
 992; 
 
 14. 
 
 vi, vii, X, 
 
 555, 
 
 556, 614, 
 
 621, 
 
 629j 
 
 630, 
 
 632, 
 
 25, 
 
 31, 41, 69, 
 
 85, 
 
 93, 96, 100,106, 
 
 634, 
 
 635, 637, 
 
 641, 
 
 644, 
 
 646, 
 
 666, 
 
 112, 
 
 124, 
 
 127, 
 
 138, 
 
 149, 
 
 152, 
 
 173, 
 
 687, 
 
 702, 707, 
 
 718, 
 
 728, 
 
 745, 
 
 787, 
 
 -177, 
 
 191, 
 
 193, 
 
 199, 
 
 229, 
 
 237, 
 
 252, 
 
 788, 
 
 821, 825, 
 
 826, 
 
 831 
 
 832, 
 
 833, 
 
 285, 
 
 287, 
 
 289, 
 
 316, 
 
 345, 
 
 356, 
 
 403, 
 
 848, 
 
 917, 926, 
 
 947, 
 
 948, 
 
 954, 
 
 955, 
 
 436, 
 
 440, 
 
 445, 
 
 451, 
 
 452, 
 
 453, 
 
 457, 
 
 974, 
 
 977, 982 
 
 , 1017, 1019, 
 
 1024, 
 
 461, 
 
 472, 
 
 473, 
 
 474, 
 
 476, 
 
 478, 
 
 494, 
 
 1035 
 
 1037, 1038, 1039; 
 
 11. 7 
 
 , xil, 
 
 504, 
 
 508, 
 
 513, 
 
 591, 
 
 625, 
 
 642, 
 
 644, 
 
 xix. 
 
 239, 255, 
 
 278, 
 
 282, 
 
 286, 
 
 290, 
 
 650, 
 
 652, 
 
 659, 
 
 702, 
 
 706, 
 
 730, 
 
 731, 
 
 297, 
 
 300, 310, 
 
 312, 
 
 314, 
 
 315, 
 
 342, 
 
 736, 
 
 738, 
 
 739, 
 
 751, 
 
 753, 
 
 756, 
 
 779, 
 
 356, 
 
 359, 363, 
 
 364, 
 
 365, 
 
 366, 
 
 374, 
 
 802, 
 
 803, 
 
 804, 
 
 806, 
 
 810, 
 
 811, 
 
 824, 
 
 375, 
 
 393, 397, 
 
 407, 
 
 408, 
 
 409, 
 
 410, 
 
 827, 
 
 831, 
 
 835, 
 
 836, 
 
 837, 
 
 840, 
 
 841, 
 
 412, 
 
 413, 414, 
 
 430, 
 
 445 
 
 447, 
 
 449, 
 
 843, 
 
 844, 
 
 846, 
 
 850, 
 
 851, 
 
 853, 
 
 862, 
 
 452, 
 
 453, 454, 
 
 455, 
 
 456, 
 
 468, 
 
 470, 
 
 863, 
 
 873, 
 
 876; 
 
 15. 
 
 viii. 
 
 1, 6, 
 
 7, 8, 
 
 473, 
 
 474, 475, 
 
 484, 
 
 486, 
 
 491, 
 
 493. 
 
 14, 
 
 15, 19 
 
 , 20, 
 
 67, 68, 69 
 
 70, 71, 78, 
 
 11. 
 
 494, 495, 496, 
 
 498, 
 
 500, 
 
 90, 
 
 98, 
 
 114, 
 
 127, 
 
 128, 
 
 129, 
 
 131, 
 
NEWBERN 
 
 198 
 
 NEWBERN 
 
 136, 
 
 137, 
 
 142, 
 
 150, 
 
 152, 
 
 155, 
 
 156, 
 
 379, 
 
 386, 395, 405, 406, 
 
 422, 
 
 429, 
 
 159, 
 
 160, 
 
 165, 
 
 188, 
 
 193, 
 
 194, 
 
 217, 
 
 431, 
 
 450, 458, .491, 493, 
 
 499, 
 
 506, 
 
 342, 
 
 345, 
 
 352, 
 
 353, 
 
 354, 
 
 374, 
 
 378, 
 
 507, 
 
 511, 530, 531, 540, 
 
 555, 
 
 556, 
 
 379, 
 
 380, 
 
 facing 380 
 
 , 382 
 
 389, 
 
 402, 
 
 557, 
 
 560, 563, 564, 569, 
 
 576, 
 
 634, 
 
 403, 
 
 417, 
 
 467, 
 
 488, 
 
 518, 
 
 544, 
 
 565, 
 
 635, 
 
 637, 638, 681, 682, 
 
 710, 
 
 719, 
 
 569, 
 
 572, 
 
 581, 
 
 586, 
 
 600, 
 
 634, 
 
 661, 
 
 767; 
 
 21. 19, 20, 36, 38, 53 
 
 57, 
 
 662, 
 
 670, 
 
 681, 
 
 685, 
 
 686, 
 
 694, 
 
 704, 
 
 60, 
 
 73, 76, 79, 80, 86, 
 
 106, 
 
 114, 
 
 706, 
 
 739, 
 
 761, 
 
 764, 
 
 765, 
 
 786, 
 
 789, 
 
 118, 
 
 121, 122, 129, 137, 
 
 149, 
 
 186, 
 
 16. 
 
 vi, vii, 58 
 
 , 79, 
 
 81, 89., 98 
 
 , 99, 
 
 228, 
 
 240, 248, 259, 261, 
 
 274, 
 
 307, 
 
 110, 
 
 122, 
 
 124, 
 
 127, 
 
 128, 
 
 129, 
 
 131, 
 
 323, 
 
 326, 328, 333, 346, 
 
 347, 
 
 357, 
 
 132, 
 
 137, 
 
 146, 
 
 193, 
 
 209, 
 
 232, 
 
 338, 
 
 359, 
 
 364, 386, 395, 410, 
 
 411, 
 
 505, 
 
 395, 
 
 409, 
 
 449, 
 
 451, 
 
 474, 
 
 475, 
 
 477, 
 
 516, 
 
 529, 602, 610, 617, 
 
 649, 
 
 672, 
 
 479, 
 
 489, 
 
 494, 
 
 497, 
 
 521, 
 
 547, 
 
 552, 
 
 674, 
 
 677, 681, 685, 710, 
 
 713, 
 
 717, 
 
 572, 
 
 584, 
 
 599, 
 
 625, 
 
 667, 
 
 691, 
 
 682, 
 
 719, 
 
 743, 746, 749, 750, 
 
 753, 
 
 759, 
 
 735, 
 
 740, 
 
 743, 
 
 944, 
 
 953, 
 
 956, 
 
 959, 
 
 762, 
 
 774, 783, 793, 797, 
 
 807, 
 
 812, 
 
 963, 
 
 995, 
 
 1000, 
 
 1199 
 
 ; 17 
 
 . vii. 
 
 viii. 
 
 853, 
 
 863, 885, 888, 893, 
 
 894, 
 
 895, 
 
 91, 
 
 105, 
 
 106, 
 
 108, 
 
 110, 
 
 111, 
 
 126, 
 
 897, 
 
 901, 906, 915, 918, 
 
 920, 
 
 925, 
 
 146, 
 
 147, 
 
 180, 
 
 185, 
 
 279, 
 
 331, 
 
 337, 
 
 942, 
 
 957, 966, 971, 1023, 1035, 1053; 
 
 348, 
 
 353, 
 
 356, 
 
 358, 
 
 379, 
 
 383, 
 
 385, 
 
 22. 
 
 142, 167, 174, 269, 
 
 290, 
 
 299, 
 
 386, 
 
 388, 
 
 400, 
 
 403, 
 
 404, 
 
 415, 
 
 427, 
 
 322, 
 
 323, 335, 388, 393, 
 
 401, 
 
 403, 
 
 440, 
 
 449, 
 
 468, 
 
 469, 
 
 470, 
 
 473, 
 
 490, 
 
 408, 
 
 409, 414, 420, 422, 
 
 424, 
 
 425, 
 
 503, 
 
 504, 
 
 546, 
 
 564, 
 
 567, 
 
 594, 
 
 595, 
 
 426, 
 
 427, 428, 432, 433, 
 
 436, 
 
 438, 
 
 630, 
 
 631, 
 
 639, 
 
 704, 
 
 705, 
 
 707, 
 
 722, 
 
 439, 
 
 441, 442, 450, 456, 
 
 457, 
 
 458, 
 
 725, 
 
 727, 
 
 731, 
 
 741, 
 
 783, 
 
 785, 
 
 786, 
 
 459, 
 
 462, 464, 469, 470, 
 
 471, 
 
 475, 
 
 790, 
 
 835, 
 
 845, 
 
 850, 
 
 857, 
 
 858, 
 
 860, 
 
 476 
 
 477, 479, 482, 483, 
 
 495, 
 
 521, 
 
 862, 
 
 863,927, 928, 929,932,941 
 
 ,942, 
 
 522, 
 
 525, 526, 532, 544, 
 
 545, 
 
 553, 
 
 954, 
 
 957, 
 
 960, 
 
 963; 
 
 18. 
 
 34, 3S 
 
 , 46, 
 
 564, 
 
 565, 577, 598, 599, 
 
 600, 
 
 601, 
 
 47, 
 
 54, 5£ 
 
 , 65, 
 
 72, 78, 88 
 
 , 106, 
 
 109, 
 
 602, 
 
 604, 605, 680, 687, 
 
 739, 
 
 741, 
 
 114, 
 
 121, 
 
 129, 
 
 ■ 135, 
 
 138, 
 
 139, 
 
 143, 
 
 742, 
 
 745, 746, 756, 757, 
 
 761, 
 
 762, 
 
 158, 
 
 196, 
 
 197, 
 
 210, 
 
 216, 
 
 221, 
 
 267, 
 
 765, 
 
 775, 783, 784, 818, 
 
 819, 
 
 830, 
 
 270, 
 
 277, 
 
 282, 
 
 285, 
 
 286, 
 
 293, 
 
 294, 
 
 834, 
 
 836, 838, 840, 847, 
 
 849, 
 
 851, 
 
 304, 
 
 312, 
 
 316, 
 
 321, 
 
 326, 
 
 329, 
 
 335, 
 
 853, 
 
 855. 856, 858, 860, 
 
 861, 
 
 862, 
 
 339, 
 
 341, 
 
 347, 
 
 356, 
 
 358, 
 
 360, 
 
 362, 
 
 863, 
 
 867, 875, 877, 878, 
 
 879, 
 
 880, 
 
 363, 
 
 366, 
 
 368, 
 
 369, 
 
 379, 
 
 380, 
 
 388, 
 
 893, 
 
 894, 904, 905, 906, 
 
 908, 
 
 926, 
 
 390, 
 
 401, 
 
 416, 
 
 424, 
 
 426, 
 
 438, 
 
 444, 
 
 927, 
 
 937, 938, 940, 948, 
 
 952, 
 
 960, 
 
 446, 
 
 447, 
 
 459, 
 
 461, 
 
 468, 
 
 470, 
 
 477, 
 
 961, 
 
 962, 974, 976, 991; 23. 12 
 
 , 98, 
 
 497, 
 
 505, 
 
 519, 
 
 520, 
 
 534, 
 
 607, 
 
 626, 
 
 222, 
 
 230, 248, 270, 285, 
 
 292, 
 
 294, 
 
 646, 
 
 652, 
 
 694, 
 
 695, 
 
 731, 
 
 732, 
 
 733, 
 
 295, 
 
 296, 331, 334, 349, 
 
 364, 
 
 366, 
 
 734, 
 
 735, 
 
 749, 
 
 750, 
 
 798, 
 
 803; 
 
 19. 
 
 375, 
 
 378, 384, 391, 419, 
 
 420, 
 
 553, 
 
 iv. 
 
 30, 41, 48 
 
 64, 
 
 79, 80, 84 
 
 , 85, 
 
 630, 
 
 667, 668, 675, 692, 
 
 874, 
 
 914, 
 
 87, 
 
 93, 125, 134, 14C 
 
 , 144 
 
 157, 
 
 163, 
 
 915; 
 
 24. 24, 37, 50, 161, 
 
 227, 
 
 264, 
 
 178, 
 
 180, 
 
 183, 
 
 189, 
 
 224, 
 
 251, 
 
 254, 
 
 321, 
 
 323, 333, 401, 424, 
 
 427, 
 
 444, 
 
 257, 
 
 278, 
 
 283, 
 
 286, 
 
 301, 
 
 303, 
 
 313, 
 
 468, 
 
 484, 696, 749, 759, 
 
 859, 
 
 930, 
 
 357, 
 
 360, 
 
 392, 
 
 421, 
 
 429, 
 
 438, 
 
 450, 
 
 931; 
 
 25. vi, 18, 66, 
 
 253, 
 
 256, 
 
 480, 
 
 552, 
 
 563, 
 
 628, 
 
 661, 
 
 672, 
 
 698, 
 
 491, 
 
 492, 519(7, 519t-. 
 
 
 
 754, 
 
 763, 
 
 775, 
 
 777, 
 
 792, 
 
 796, 
 
 800, 
 
 accounts of public offices at, 5 
 
 969. 
 
 825, 
 
 837, 
 
 838, 
 
 853, 
 
 854, 
 
 864, 
 
 879, 
 
 act for better settling, 23. 
 
 110, 
 
 334; 
 
 881, 
 
 882, 
 
 890, 
 
 949.; 
 
 20. 
 
 9, 13 
 
 , 43, 
 
 25. 
 
 204-5; for church in 
 
 , 23 
 
 141- 
 
 57, 
 
 61, 70 
 
 , 71, 
 
 73, 78, 86, 
 
 93, 94, 96, 
 
 143, 
 
 181-2, 189, 231-2, 336 
 
 , 337 
 
 338, 
 
 99, 
 
 100, 
 
 105, 
 
 110, 
 
 115, 
 
 117, 
 
 131, 
 
 365-6; for court, 25. 175 
 
 , 286 
 
 287, 
 
 134, 
 
 148, 
 
 153, 
 
 163, 
 
 164, 
 
 167, 
 
 168, 
 
 437 
 
 for court dist., 25. 433-49; 
 
 169, 
 
 177 
 
 , 178, 181, 
 
 182, 
 
 184, 
 
 for 
 
 C. H. in, 23. 546; 
 
 25. 462-3; 
 
 186, 
 
 187 
 
 , 189, 190, 
 
 195, 
 
 198, 
 
 tor 
 
 lottery for poor house. 
 
 24. 
 
 201, 
 
 202, 
 
 206, 
 
 227, 
 
 228, 
 
 237, 
 
 247, 
 
 821-3; for public offices in 
 
 25. 
 
 248, 
 
 250, 
 
 255, 
 
 275, 
 
 282, 
 
 283, 
 
 309, 
 
 181 
 
 for school house in, 23 
 
 631, 
 
 334, 
 
 339, 
 
 344, 
 
 345, 
 
 352, 
 
 353, 
 
 354, 
 
 678-80, 780, 15; 24. 607-9 
 
 , 825 
 
 25. 
 
 359, 
 
 360, 
 
 362, 
 
 363, 
 
 367, 
 
 368, 
 
 373, 
 
 484-5, 516; on navigation, 23 
 
 127, 
 
NEWBERN 
 
 199 
 
 NEWBERN 
 
 375-378; on palace, 23. 664-5, 
 711-13; on public buildings in, 23. 
 744-5, 832; 25. 275, 286, 287, 437; 
 to amend acts regulating, 7. 989. 
 to collect taxes in, 23. 832-3; to 
 confirm lots in, 23. 364-365; to de- 
 clare lots saved for public school 
 disallowed, 8. 616; to establish 
 maritime court in, 24. 686-8; to 
 fence, 23. 304-308, 340; to finish 
 C. H. in, 23. 508; 25. 401-2; to 
 get list of taxables for, 23. 961-3 ; 
 to improve navigation, 24. 875; 
 to incorporate Epis. church, 25. 
 35-6; to make it the capitol re- 
 pealed, 6. xxiii; to save lots in 
 disallowed, 8. 266, 276-277; 11. 
 236; to regulate, 23. 141-3, 304-8, 
 336, 340, 451-6, 480, 537, 864-5, 
 916-8; 24. 152, 163, 240-7, 823-4; 
 25. 239, 358-9, 402, 453, attendance 
 of minister in, 23. 911; pilotage, 
 24. 124-8, 167-8, 218, 316, 502-8, 
 592; to secure titles in, 32. 304-8, 
 340, 451-6; to sell public building 
 lots, 23. 398; 25. 265-6; to vest 
 lands in governor, 23. 708-11; lots 
 in governor, 24. 823. 
 action by Reed ment'd, 6. 554; of 
 com. of safety in, 9. xxxvi; of 
 militia in matter of regulators, 8. 
 537. 
 address to King to malie it the 
 capitol, 8. 87S-876, 877-879, 927, 
 930, 932-934, -946, 948-949, 953, 
 958. 
 admiralty ct. located at, 10. 634, 
 
 640, 644. 
 aids Boston, 9. xxxviii. 
 ammunition in, 5. 576, 604. 
 and location of capitol, 17. 143. 
 arms removed from, 17. 665. 
 asks to be made borough, 5. 812. 
 assembly held in, 3. xviii; 4. 355- 
 414, 470-534, 552-575, 615-620, 732- 
 752, 770-791, 814-834, 838, 855-868, 
 898-917, 971-1027, 1051-1073, 1256- 
 1300, 1317-1348; 5. 37-77, 177-191, 
 213-312, 495-559, 658-738, 829-925, 
 998-1012, 1039-1101, 6. 85-114, 345- 
 348-513, 893-965; 7. 41-88, 291- 
 423, 549-670, 890-986; 8. 86-141, 
 282-4796; 9. 101-226, 376-591, 706- 
 788, 851-953, 1187-1205; 12. 265- 
 452, 549-654; 17. 264-426; 19. 421, 
 437, 400, 488, 717, 752, 774; 20. 
 1; 23. 122, 129, 130, 146, 217, 244, 
 
 268, 273, 285, 297, 310, 317, 335, 
 337, 338, 339, 340, 342, 349, 351, 
 352, 367, 387, 400, 419, 422, 440, 
 475, 476, 483, 484, 489, 502, 503, 
 510, 515, 516, 523, 533, 538, 550, 
 611, 614, 619, 620, 660, 664, 666; 
 678, 688, 708, 723, 752, 757, 759, 
 784, 787, 850, 855, 872, 916, 920, 
 928, 931, 961; 24. 1, 24, 36, 40, 43, 
 113, 145, 154, 161, 162, 172, 190, 
 204, 209, 211, 213, 214, 215, 217, 
 241, 245, 246, 251, 253, 263, 265, 
 266, 267, 269, 270, 276, 281, 283, 
 295, 307, 311, 314, 316, 321, 327, 
 352, 367, 384, 400, 412, 421, 448, 
 
 449, 469, 472, 498, 506, 513, 516, 
 521, 525, 533, 565, 586 607, 650, 
 668, 710, 722, 732, 734, 781, 786, 
 789, 790, 795, 796, 797, 800, 803, 
 804, 813, 823, 825, 826, 844, 884, 
 886, 892, 899, 901, 902, 903, 907, 
 912, 946, 948, 949, 956, 958; 25. 
 44, 45, 53, 56, 60, 78, 80, 81, 250, 
 263, 274, 312, 313, 331, 345, 349, 
 350, 361, 370, 391, 393, 405, 433, 
 
 450, 459, 461, 468, 478, 494, 495, 
 500, 509, 510, 511, 514, 518, 520; 
 prorogued to, 4. 414, 999, 1040; 
 to meet in, 7. 104-105; 10. 979; 
 12. 234, 235, 260, 416, 447, 448; 
 19. 185, 189, 311, 312. 
 
 auctioneer for, 24. 559. 
 
 beef coms'r and warehouse "for, 22. 
 915. 
 
 best place for capitol, 6. 1320; 7. 2. 
 
 bill for beacons and buoys in chan- 
 nel to, 4. 1321, 1334; for better 
 regulation of, 6. 457, 458, 459, 
 460, 468, 491-492, 494, 495, 497, 
 499, 511; for bridge, 9. 408, 415, 
 420, 422, 444, 446, 518, 519, 535, 
 529, 537, 542, 544, 584, 586, 719, 
 726, 761, 762, 775; for C. H. in, 
 &c., 4. 403; 6. 644, 647, 650, 652- 
 653, 660, 676, 685, 688, 689, 750; 
 for jail, &c., 4. 403; 8. 352, 354, 
 359, 360, 384, 402 403, 406, 414, 
 416, 419-420, 422, 478, 555, 556, 
 559, 564, 573, 575, 581, 582, 593, 
 623, 668; for maritime court, 18. 
 199, 399; 19. 446, 457, 484, 762, 
 781, 790, 801, 826-827; for palace 
 in, 7. 266, 304, 306, 307, 308, 320, 
 338, 366, 370, 373, 376, 398, 420, 
 431, 560, 563, 584, 585, 590, 592- 
 593, 595, 596, 623, 625, 628, 668, 
 669, 695; discussed in council, 7. 
 
NEWBERN 
 
 200 
 
 NEWBERN 
 
 273; for school buildings, 6. 1105, 
 1111, 1113, 1120, 1145, 1173, 1174, 
 1177, 1182, 1192, 1196; 7. 266, 
 303, 305, 309, 310, 316, 318, 339, 
 354, 363, 365, 369, 380, 381, 391- 
 392, 396, 420, 432, 433; 9. 386, 388, 
 392, 442, 466, 468, 472, 474, 481, 
 '483, 583, 658; on courts in, 21. 
 225, 239, 396, 599; on taxation in 
 19. 734; to alter time of courts, 
 6. 642, 644, 646, 660, 667, 671, 676, 
 679, 749; to amend acts regulat- 
 ing, 7. 902, 949, 969-970; 9. 401, 
 415, 428, 429, 432, 445, 505, 507, 
 531, 549, 553, 554-555, 586, 659; 
 to amend school act, 18. 38, 63, 
 88, 267, 270, 293, 302; 19. 551, 
 552, 558, 563, 592, 661; to devote 
 lots to school, 7. 903, 905, 906, 
 908, 921, 951, 953, 954, 956, 957, 
 970, 978; to confirm lots, 4. 1266, 
 1268, 1269, 1274, 1289, 1290, 1292, 
 1295, 1300; to facilitate naviga- 
 tion to, 4. 784, 785, 786; 18. 67, 
 115, 132, 295, 329, 343, 355; to fin- 
 ish church in, 4. 536, 537, 538, 
 539, 540, 541, 549, 561, 563, 564, 
 566, 567, 572, 787, 788, 789, 789, 
 790, 791, 1264, 1273, 1282, 1288, 
 1290, 1291, 1292, 1293, 1295, 1300; 
 to finish C. H. in, G. 131, 168, 173, 
 174, 175, 178, 184, 185, 188, 189, 
 192, 200 ; to get list of taxables and 
 to collect taxes, 8. 357, 358, 360: 
 384, 413, 414, 418, 419, 421, 478; 
 9. 728, 778, 784, 840, 843, 846, 861, 
 888, 895, 897, 900, 904, 927, 1012; 
 to incorporate manufacturers, 21. 
 243, 256, 265, 307, 317, 621, 688, 
 762, 813, 912, 915, 972; to make it 
 the capitol;. 4. 1171, 1172, 1173, 
 1175; to regulate, 4. 368, 511, 536, 
 561, 976, 979, 980, 989, 993, 995; 
 5. 672, 676, 677, 687, 710, 713, 
 721, 722, 724, 725, 735, 879, 882, 
 883, 888, 906, 908, 914, 915, 917, 
 924; 7. 377, 598, 604, 613, 623, 
 624, 629, 632, 641, 642, 651, 652, 
 668, 669, 697; 9. 114, 123, 124, 
 128, 136, 165, 193, 194, 206, 208, 
 222, 256; 12. 191, 192, 197, 198, 
 205, 207, 220, 255, 347, 361-362, 
 365, 368, 378, 383, 593, 595, 686, 
 700, 710, 726; 13. 357, 555, 567, 
 598, 654, 668, 699, 703, 705; 18. 78, 
 132, 308, 313, 328, 343, 356;21.243; 
 to regulate attendance of minister 
 
 at Christ Church, 9. 390, 396, 401, 
 443, 478, 480, 494, 497, 505, 507, 
 583, 658; to regulate elections, 8. 
 459; to regulate pilotage, 12. 177, 
 191, 193, 202, 205, 209-210, 254, 
 346, 357, 365, 370, 377-378, 385, 
 387, 452, 594, 600, 613, 617, 625- 
 626, 654, 703, 704, 721, 732, 737; 
 13. 356, 577, 594, 604, 681, 700, 
 715; to regulate slaves, 17. 346, 
 368-369, 382, 385, 414; to repeal 
 act on 20. 132, 134, 139, 140, 173, 
 310, 314, 320; to repeal part of 
 act on, 21. 227, 235, 255, 596; to 
 sell lot in, 5. 183, 184, 185, 186, 
 187, 199, 201, 203, 204, 205, 206, 
 208; 18. 155, 261, 379, 393; 20. 
 360, 364; to sell palace in, 17. 
 345, 356, 363, 424, 425; 18. 155, 
 261; to sell public buildings, 20. 
 248; to settle accounts for build- 
 ing church, 4. 743; to vest lots in 
 gov., 7. 565, 581, 592, 594, 595, 
 601, 604, 607, 610-611, 623, 626, 
 638, 641, 646, 647-648, 651, 668. 
 
 Blythe opens school in, 13. 461. 
 
 British and Tories in, 22. 565, 566, 
 568-9; prisoners jailed in, 10. 631, 
 672, 918; threaten, 15. 444, 782; 
 17. 985; 22. 541. 
 
 cannon granted to for defence, 14. 
 323; in governor's yard cause 
 trouble, 10. 41-43, 45; imported 
 into, 10. 636; seized in, 10. x. 
 
 capital fixed at, 4. 844; 5. 760-761; 
 25. v; to be removed from, 4. 898. 
 
 captured by Br., 15. 623-624; 16. 
 viii. 
 
 chancery court to meet in, 4. 206. 
 
 charter not repealed and represent- 
 ation in asaem., 6. 227, 228. 
 
 Cogdell inspector, 7. 566. 
 
 collector at, 6. 1023; 24. 552. 
 
 coms'r to take charge of capital, 19. 
 667. 
 
 com. on state of public buildings, 
 19. 87, 88. 
 
 complaint against 'judges from, 18. 
 143, 216-217, 369, 425, 478, 482. 
 
 condemned as capital, 5. 705; 6. 1, 
 669, 879. 
 
 condition of Academy, 9. 6. 
 
 contested elections from, 4. 384, 385, 
 386, 387; 13. 919, 928-929. 
 
 convention called to meet in, 9. xxx. 
 
 corn exported from, 7. 225. 
 
 council held in, 4. 61-63, 271-277, 
 
NEWBERN 
 
 201 
 
 NEWBERN 
 
 331-333, 351-355, 439-448, 470-492 
 700-701, 703-714, 759-770, 803-814 
 852-855, 884-898, 945-971, 1032-1051 
 1237-1255; 5. 30-33, 34-36, 174-175 
 176-177, 488-48£(, 491-494, 653-655 
 656-657, 810-29, 992-993; 6. 79-81 
 332-340, 766-799; 7. 10-31, 34-35, 37 
 39, 271-279, 532-535, 672-676, 870 
 871, 872-874, 875-876; 8. 148-150, 
 249-255, 258-260, 262, 268-270, 272 
 480481, 490-493, 497-498, 499-502 
 536-540, 543, 549-551, 623-626; 9 
 3-4, 15-16, 24, 27-29, 52-53, 55-57 
 66, 71, 75, 78, 228-230, 273-274, 293- 
 295, 346, 372, 594-596, 601-607, 644, 
 788-791, 830-831, 954-955, 981-983 
 1018-1020, 1027-1030, 1041, 1132 
 1133, 1136, 1144-1146, 1168, 1169 
 1177-1178, 1207, 1211, 1215-1216^ 
 1221, 1229. 
 
 council of state meets in, 22. 906- 
 9, 910-22, 926-9, 931-4, 947-8, 959 
 62, 964-7. 
 
 court act disallowed, 6. 700-701, 707, 
 733. 
 
 court for, 23. 256, 946, 947, 990. 
 
 court house in, 23. 102. 
 
 court of admiralty proposed for, 10. 
 580. 
 
 court proceeding at on trial of regu- 
 lators, 8. 507-511. 
 
 courts to be held in, 6. 168. 
 
 Cox made custodian of capitol, 16. 
 161, 163; 19. 115. 
 
 Craik moves on, 15. 440. 
 
 cruiser needed for, 7. 202. 
 
 Davis supt. of public buildings, 20. 
 571. 
 
 defence of against regulators con- 
 sidered, 8. 681-682, 684, 686, 687, 
 688-690, 691, 694. 
 
 DeGraffenried goes to, 1. 915; re- 
 turns to, 1. 921, 923-924. 
 
 discovery of magazine of Martin, 1 1 . 
 255-256. 
 
 distillery in, 8. xlvii, 154, 496. 
 
 Dobbs on as proposed capital, 6. 967. 
 
 eclipse in, 13. 450. 
 
 effects of storm, 8. 72-75, 89, 92, 115, 
 131, 159-160, 194. 
 
 election frauds in, 3. 301; 4. 496. 
 
 estimated cost of palace, 7. 542-543. 
 
 evacuated by Br., 15. 626. 
 
 first revisal printed at, 4. xiv. 
 
 former name of, 1 . 933. 
 
 fortified, 1. 949; against regulators, 
 8. 501. 
 
 founded, 1. 910, 922. 
 
 frauds in election in, 5. 243, 244, 
 
 245, 246; examined, 4. 499, 500. 
 French agent for, 1 5. 366. 
 French vessel arrives in, 13. 155. 
 general court fixed at, 4. 1087; held 
 
 in, 23. 256, 257, 261; should be at, 
 
 4. 833. 
 given representation in assembly, 
 
 10. 1007. 
 growing, 9. 281, 310, 637. 
 Houston hanged and burned in 
 
 effigy, 7, 125. 
 Husband jailed in, 7. 743-744. 
 illicit trade, 18. 681-683. 
 income of school for 3 years, 9. 271- 
 
 273. 
 Incorporated, 6. 333-334. 
 Indian war near, 1. 954. 
 inspection at, 23. 641, 791; 24. 581; 
 
 25. 313, 379. 
 journals of Prov. Cong, held at, 10. 
 
 649-477. 
 land office opened at, 4. 53. 
 lands of willed by Pollock, 22. 291. 
 lauds Tryon and condemns regulat- 
 ors, 10. 1019-25. 
 letters from on loyalist uprising, 1 0. 
 
 452; on war preparations, 10. 243. 
 loan office opened in, 13. 362; to be 
 
 established in, 24. 130. 
 location, 5. 204. 
 
 mail route from, 5. 684, 731-732. 
 manufactory of pot and pearl ashes 
 
 in, 9. 270. 
 Martin on excitement over war 
 
 stores, 1 0. 273 ; on school troubles 
 
 in, 9. 304-306; proc. of ontaking 
 
 cannon in, 1 0. 145. 
 members In assem., 3. 285, 288, 289, 
 
 562, 635; 4. 115, 493, 733, 773, 815, 
 
 1154, 1170, 1231; 5. 53, 54, 232, 256, 
 
 522, 529, nil; 6. 77, 135, 363, 662. 
 
 672 673, 801, 894, 1150, 1260; 7. 
 
 284, 343, 473; 8. 303; 9. 448, 734, 
 
 1188, 1196; 12. 656; 13. 645, 785, 
 
 914; 16. 2, 29; 17. 265, 715, 878; 
 
 18 '227, 269-270, 817; 19. 234, 334, 
 
 489, 718; 20. 120; 21. 3, 195, 872, 
 
 885, 890. 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 4, 39. 
 members in Prov. Cong., 9. 1042, 
 
 1179; 10. 166, 501, 505, 915. 
 memorial to Tryon on school, 7. 35- 
 
 36. 
 militia gathering in, 15. 639; or- 
 
NEWBERN 
 
 202 
 
 NEWBERN 
 
 ganization of, 10. 196, 205, 285, 
 287, 291, 471, 518, 530, 539, 558, 559, 
 563, 564, 577, 579, 584; stationed at, 
 10. 456-457; to assemble at, 15. 
 632; to be dismissed, 10: 475; to 
 beordered out, 5. 11. 
 
 newspaper in, 16. 1000; 17. 128. 
 
 no money tor public buildings, 4. 
 1292. 
 
 nom. for capital, 16. 90; 22. 29; as 
 place for assembly, 12. 59, 65; 17. 
 311, 337; 19. 578, 587, 623, 645; 
 
 20. 29, 49, 198, 207, 373, 388, 518; 
 
 21. 64, 215, 282, 585, 630, 773, 778, 
 818, 822, 827, 830, 927, 935, 987, 991, 
 997, 1001. 
 
 note on act to encourage, 3. 193. 
 number members in assem., 5. 87; 
 
 ships entering at, 5. 314. 
 on post route, 7. 149, 413, 454, 455. ' 
 oyer and t. ct. to be held in, 5. 569- 
 
 570. 
 palace in quoted, 16. 910. 
 Palatines return to, 1. 957. 
 petitions for and against paper 
 
 money, 17. 349; for relief, 8. 131. 
 plan of to be authenticated, 13. 613, 
 
 727, 728; of town adopted by as- 
 sembly, 5. 1078. 
 post from, 5. 1038, 1101; 6. 1058. 
 powder in, 12. 559, 662; removed 
 
 from, 22. 940. 
 preparation for trial of regulators, 
 
 8. 696. 
 press set up in, 23. 314. 
 prison guarded against reguators, 8. 
 
 683-684. 
 prisoners confined in, 14. 333, 697. 
 privateers bring prizes into, 11. 416; 
 
 fitted out from, 10. 637, 638, 788, 
 
 831-837; 11. xx; 13. iv; 15. 686;' 
 
 make prize, 14. 748; rendezvous 
 
 at, 14. iv. 
 proceedings of court in to try regu- 
 lators, 8. 528-32. 
 property confiscated in, 16. 333. 
 Prov. Cong, held in, 9. 1028, 1029, 
 
 1030, 1038. 1041-1049, 1107, 1177. 
 provision for preservation of public 
 
 records in, 7. 963-964; for prison 
 
 in, 5. 567-568. 
 provisions removed from, 14. 92, 
 
 96-97; sent to, 1. 951-952. 
 public offices fixed at, 23. 252-267, 
 
 339, 348. 
 public stores removed from, 12. 422- 
 
 423; to be removed from, 14. 490. 
 
 quit rents paid at, 4. 186, 205, 400, 
 401; 25. 217. 
 
 reception of French treaty in, 13. vi. 
 
 records to be kept in, 4. 1024, 1025; 
 removed to, 8. 371, 389, 392, 399, 
 440-441, 445, 452, 480; to be re- 
 moved from, 6. 767-768; to be re- 
 moved to, 7. 9, 259, 529. 
 
 regulators in, 7. xxxii; to be jailed 
 in, 7. 742-743; to be tried in, 8. 
 495. 
 
 report on palace in, 8. 7-8. 
 
 represented in assem., 3. xiv; 23. 
 79, 251, 980. 
 
 request that it be made the capital, 
 6. xxiv-xxv. 
 
 rescue of Husband from threatened, 
 
 8. 494-495, 497-498, 500-501. 
 results of removel of capital, 6. 580. 
 rioting in over enlistments, 13. 142- 
 
 143. 
 Safety Com. of, 10. 212; C. of S. to 
 on need of powder, etc., 1 1 . 308- 
 309; 11. 312; proceedings, 10. 105, 
 115-116, 137-138n, 139-140, 152, 158, 
 233, 234, 271, 417; to Wilmington 
 
 5. C. on fasting and prayer day, 
 etc., 10. 65-66; Wilmington S. C. 
 to on public affairs, 10. 73-74. 
 
 salt in, 14. 493; sold in, 12. 101; 
 
 to be sold, 12. 244-245, 425, 426, 
 
 431, 433. 
 school in, 6. 1048; 7. 98, 104, 458; 
 
 9. 310; 13. 335-336; 14. 128; 
 school bill noticed, 8. 6; school 
 house used by assembly, 9. 590; 
 school trouble in, 9. 244, 281, 317, 
 318. 
 
 seat of gov't, 7. xx. 
 
 selected as most eligible for capital, 
 
 6. 832, 835. 
 
 settled by Palatines and Swiss, 8. 
 
 728. 
 sickness in, 17. 186. 
 site bought from King Taylor, 1. 
 
 932. 
 size of public buildings in fiixed, 4. 
 
 1062-1063. 
 smallpox in, 13. 792; 14. vi, 66, 77, 
 
 86, 96, 296, 302; 15. 443, 600; 
 
 24. 333. 
 stamp act in, 7. ix. 
 stores to be removed from, 1 5. 455. 
 subscriptions taken to aid Boston, 9. 
 
 1116. 
 supreme ct. to be held in, 5. 259. 
 threatened by British, 14. vii, 105, 
 
NEWBERN 
 
 203 
 
 NEWBERN DISTRICT 
 
 125, 128; 15. 214; 16. 594, 601; 
 by regulators, 8. 260, 262 ; 22. 408, 
 409, 410. 
 
 time of courts, 5. 666. 
 
 Tomlinson on school troubles In, 9. 
 245-248. 
 
 trade to, 13. iv; of Increases, 7. 499; 
 to be protected, 10. 352. 
 
 troops stationed at, 10. 243. 
 
 troubles in recruiting, 13. 144-145, 
 156; to get accomodations, 4. 1166. 
 
 Tryon offers to pay wine licence for, 
 7. 128; on palace in, 7. 442. • 
 
 unsafe for salt, 14. 495. 
 
 vendue master for, 18. 172, 174, 
 178, 189, 391, 397, 398, 413, 420; 
 elected, 20. 523, 538; 21. 70, 91. 
 
 visited by regulators, 8. 546. 
 
 voting place in, 2. 214. 
 
 Whitlield in, 6. 1060-1. 
 
 yellow fever in, 7. 154. 
 Newbern, bark, arrives in port, 13. 36. 
 Newbern (parole), 22. 873. 
 Newbern Academy, act to incorporate, 
 
 24. 607-9, 825. 
 Newbern and Edenton division, to 
 
 elect representative, 25. 1-3. 
 Newbern brigade, officers for, 10. 625- 
 
 626. 
 Newbern Circuit Court, clerk for, 23. 
 
 254. 
 Newbern distr'ct, 7. 486, 690; 8. iv, 
 508, 528, 529, 530, 689; 10. 187, 
 193, 214, 345, 463, 581, 925; is! 
 141, 319, 363, 414, 416, 419, 643, 
 683, 684, 752, 897; 14. vii, 4, 41, 
 111, 326, 338, 407, 436, 459; 15. 
 151, 358, 435, 449, 453, 461, 495, 530, 
 586, 649, 686; 16. 119, 123, 157, 172, 
 210, 285, 291, 395, 448, 451, 494, 
 536, 545, 550, 702, 703, 705, 708, 718, 
 743, 959; 17. vii, 107, 277, 278, 303, 
 387, 649, 679, 680, 692, 693, 710, 760, 
 772, 774, 823, 857, 859, 941, 960; 
 18. 60, 165, 169, 195, 387, 394, 395, 
 419, 427, 804; 19. 34, 51, 73, 77, 
 108, 119, 122, 123, 133, 145, 147, 
 157, 166, 185, 188, 196, 201, 202, 209, 
 223, 259, 264, 271, 297, 311, 317, 
 318, 328, 339, 370, 443, 444, 475, 477, 
 478, 550, 628, 638, 650, 679, 689, 711, 
 760, 769, 782, 835, 838, 910; 20. 
 5, 52, 78, 89, 248, 395, 440, 454, 472, 
 548, 564; 21. 173, 289, 301, 384, 413, 
 416, 516, 639, 643, 663, 676, 685, 
 721, 848, 1022, 1031, 1039, 1040, 
 1047, 1056; 22. 545-6, 844, 846, 953, 
 
 953, 962, 963; 23. 670, 688, 705, 
 820, 821, 822, 872, 874, 962, 990, 
 991; 24. 37, 48, 50, i32, 161, 227, 
 244, 273, 290, 749, 813, 890; 26. 52. 
 
 act for public buildings in, 23. 744- 
 5, 832; for store in, 24. 323; for 
 tax for public buildings, 24. 522, 
 699; on jurors, 23. 575; 25. 422; 
 to alter time of court, 23. 545-6; 
 24. 664-8; to put into Eastern 
 riding, 25. 65-7. 
 
 aid not to be expected from, 14. 458. 
 
 bad behavior of, 15. 423. 
 
 bill for jail for, 7. 555, 556, 559, 564, 
 573, 575, 581, 582, 593, 623, 668; 
 for tax in, etc., 21. 285, 293, 316, 
 
 638, 688; for tax for jail, 21. 843, 
 856, 1004, 1016, 1019, 1028; for pub- 
 lic buildings, 19. 423, 457, 473, 
 751, 754, 800, 817; to alter time of 
 court, 19. 470, 817-818; 21. 248, 
 322-3, 610, 793, 797, 812, 957, 966, 
 998 ; to repair public buildings, 1 9. 
 159, 160, 189, 202, 277, 279, 313, 
 316, 328. 
 
 bond of clerk, 7. 677-678. 
 
 brig. gen. elected for, 13. 754, 755, 
 
 756, 807, 808, 811; 17. 412-413, 415; 
 
 20. 100, 103. 
 coms'r for on confiscation, 24. 662; 
 
 on exports, 10. 473-474; on pen- 
 sions, 24. 736; on provisions, 15. 
 
 200. 
 confiscated property to be sold, 18. 
 
 191, 223. 
 counties included in, 15. 377; 23. 
 
 692. 
 district auditors for, 24. 373, 387, 
 
 423. 
 draft from, 15. 494; 22. 553. 
 established for judicial purposes, 23. 
 
 550-63. 
 extent, 7. 477. 
 
 horses impressed, 17. 939-940. 
 judges for, 12. 109; 22. 907. 
 jurors for, 23. 575. 
 members of Council of Safety for, 
 
 10. 619. 
 militia officers and troops from, 24. 
 
 340, 341; ordered out, 16. 34-35; 
 
 organization of, 10. 625-626, 629, 
 
 639, 643, 687, 694, 944; 11. xi, xix; 
 24. 1-5, 190, 358; return of, 22. 
 1022; to be raised, 17. 698, 776, 
 777. 
 
 money from for Cont. Line, 24. 567. 
 navigation coms'r for, 24. 403. 
 
NEWBERN GAZETTE 
 
 204 
 
 NEWBY, THOMAS 
 
 ofHcers for, 12. 100, 103, 109; 16. 
 148, 167, 168, 169, 175; 18. 449, 
 458; for troops, 10. 518. 
 orders tor, 16. 635. 
 Prov. Council for, 10. 214, 283, 350, 
 
 414. 
 provisions in to be sold, 24. 394. 
 report on sales of confiscated prop- 
 erty in, 21. 155. 
 Safety Com. of organized and duties, 
 10. 208, 215; proceedings, 10. 414- 
 417, 423, 444-445, 451, 456-457, 459- 
 465, 472. 
 threatened, 16. 25. 
 time of ct, 7. 605, 643. 
 treasurer for, 13. 765-766; 18. 804, 
 806, 817; 24. 259; to report on 
 public money, 13. 847, 849, 940. 
 troops located in, 10. 878; of to 
 stay in N. C, 24. 405; to be 
 raised in, 24. 155-6, 157, 199, 369, 
 372, 415, 
 Newbern Gazette, 9. 1041; 17. 425. 
 Newberry, John, enters caveat, 6. 635. 
 Newberry, Jos., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-8. 
 Newberry, Thomas, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Newberry, Wm., regulator, 8. 79. 
 Newberry, Wm., Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Newberry District, S. C, Lutheransin, 
 
 8. 778. 
 Newbey. See Newby. 
 Newbey, Jacob, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Newbey, Jas., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Newbey, Jos., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Newbey, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Newbey, Thos., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Newbey, Thos., in militia, 22. 365. 
 Newbould, Wm., a J. P., 17. 922. 
 Newbry, Robert, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Newburgh, N. Y. (?), 16. 813. 
 Newburn, John, in army, 15. 718. 
 Newbury, Capt,, dead, 15. 757. 
 Newbury, Wm., asks aid for S. C, 2. 
 
 196-199. 
 Newby. See Newbey. 
 
 Newby, , law suit, 1. 587. 
 
 Newby, Sergt., carries ammunition to 
 
 Hillsboro, 15. 471. 
 Newby, Benj., quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Newby, Elizabeth, imported, 1. 651. 
 Newby, Frances, allowance to, 13. 911. 
 pensioned, 19. 82, 83. 
 resolve in favor of, 16. 124, 125. 
 Newby, Francis, quit rents of, 22. 250, 
 253. 
 
 Newby (Nuby), Gabriel, 1. 590-1. 
 attorney, 1. 489, 532. 
 buys, 1. 652; and sells land, 1. 489, 
 
 523. 
 lias orphans bound to him, 1. 577. 
 in Gary rebellion, 1. 806, 807. 
 petitions for land, 2. 226. 
 proves letter of att'y, 1. 490; will, 
 
 1. 490. 
 road overseer, 1. 550. 
 witness, 1. 532. 
 Newby, Gab., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Newby, Henry W., petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-11. 
 Newby (Nuby), James, buys land, 1. 
 577, 609. 
 imports persons, 1. 651. 
 sells land, 1. 577. 
 Newby, James, exempted, 4. 497. 
 Newby, James, imported, 1. 651. 
 Newby, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Newby, Jesse, applies for marriage 
 
 licences, etc., 11. 426, 429. 
 Newby, Jesse, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Newby (Nuby), John, buys, 1. 651. 
 Newby, John, imported, 1. 651. 
 Newby, John, resists impressment, 2. 
 
 56. 
 Newby, Joseph, drafted Quaker, 13. 
 
 274-275, 289, 290. 
 Newby, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Newby, Magdalen, imported, 1. 651. 
 Newby, IVIark, act to vest slaves in 
 heirs of, 25. 100. 
 certificate to drafted Quakers, 13. 
 
 275. 
 frees slaves and bill to vest same 
 in heirs, 21. 761, 762, 768, 813, 914, 
 923, 966, 981, 1004, 1020. 
 presents address to assembly, 9. 176. 
 Newby, Mary, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Newby, IVlary (widow), quit rents of, 
 
 22. 253. 
 Newby, IVIathew, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newby, Matthew, army pay, 17. 236. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newby, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Newby, Sam,, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Newby, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Newby, Sarah, sells land, 1. 577. 
 Newby, Thos., certificates to, 13. 274- 
 275. 
 presents address to assembly, 9. 176- 
 177. 
 Newby, Thomas, claims allowed, 6. 
 
 742. 
 Newby, Thos., in militia, 22. 375. 
 
NEWBY, THOMAS 
 
 205 
 
 NEWELL, NATHAN 
 
 Newby, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 523. 
 Newby, Thos., road inspector, 24. 299. 
 Newby, Whaley, petition on separat- 
 
 iion, 22. 705-11. 
 Newby (Nuby), Wm., buys, 1. 613. 
 Newby, Wm., certificate to drafted 
 
 Quakers, 13. 275. 
 Newby's Point, act on ferry, 23. 419, 
 
 475, 594, 752-3; 25. 311-12, 348, 
 
 369, 479-80. 
 bill for ferry at, 5. 271, 272, 274, 275, 
 
 279, 291, 293, 295, 296, 297, 300-301, 
 
 310, 834, 835, 836, 839, 840, 842, 
 
 853, 855, 856, 862, 863, 866; B. 852, 
 
 854, 855, 856, 861, 891, 917, 920, 
 921, 924, 928-929, 939; 7. 561, 562, 
 587, 651. 
 
 ferry from, 23. 893, 896. 
 Newcassie, 7. 855. 
 Newcastle, Holies, Duke of, 3. 49, 85, 
 
 87, 128, 133, 496, 501, 502, 534, 630; 
 
 4. 23, 201; 5. 561. 
 address on Everard transmitted to, 
 
 3. 25. 
 advised of frauds in lands, 3. 528. 
 at council, 2. 680, 732. 
 Board of Trade to on appointment of 
 
 Johnston, 3. 439; on instructions, 
 
 3. 86; on Everard's sale of land, 3. 
 
 83; on Indian affairs, 3. 345; on 
 
 Johnston's instructions, 3. 497- 
 
 498; on seal, 3. 120. 
 Burrington to on failure to get his 
 
 pay, and its results, 3. 625; on 
 
 public affairs, 3. 142-156, 437-438, 
 
 626-627, 628-629. 
 case of Rice, Ashe and Montgomery 
 
 against Burrington, 3. 356-368. 
 complaints to, 3. 240, 249; against 
 
 Everard, 3. 62, 64, 126; against 
 
 Lovick, 3. 205. 
 Dunbar to on nature and value of 
 
 office of escheator, 4. 208. 
 Everard to on illegal land warrants, 
 
 etc., 3. 18-20; letters from ment'd, 
 
 3. 31, 61-62, 63, 64, 74-75, 101. 
 Johnston to on raising soldiers, 4. 
 
 421; on S. C. affairs, 3. 393 394. 
 letter on Lord Carteret's share, 4. 
 
 639. 
 letters to and from ment'd, 3. 64, 
 
 395, 461; 4. 555, 585, 674, 797. 
 memorial of Burrington to, on Smith, 
 
 3. 373-375. 
 on proposed treaty with Cherokees, 
 
 3. 129. 
 places in N. C. in gift of, 3. 80. 
 
 proprietors seal sent to, 4. 214 
 report on boundary survey sent to, 
 3. 1; on N. C. to be sent to, 3. 137, 
 138, 277, 315-316, 317. 
 sends complaints against Everard to 
 
 Board of Trade, 3. 126. 
 to Board of Trade on appointment of 
 Burrington, 3. 65-6, 124; of John- 
 ston, 3. 438; on transmitting Poi't- 
 er's letter, 3. 81. 
 to prepare instructions for King's 
 signature, 3. 500; warrant for 
 Johnston's ;commisBion, 3. 475: 
 warrant for seal, 3. 80. 
 Webber and others to on proposed 
 
 charter, 3. 498-499. 
 Yorke to on transfer of C. to King, 
 2. 769-770. 
 Newcastle, Holies, Duke of, 7. 229; 9. 
 1092; 11. 78, 79. 
 appoints Hall chief ■ justice, 11. 74. 
 Blakeney to on Carthagena expedi- 
 tion, 15. 752. 
 Board of Trade to on instructions to 
 
 Horsey, 11. 30. 
 commissions of Moseley, Wheatley, 
 
 11. 101, 110. 
 letters to on Carthagena expedition, 
 11. 42, 43, 44; on recruits, 15. 753. 
 notifies Board of Trade of release of 
 1-8 of C. to Carteret and surrend- 
 er of 7-8 to King, 11. 79. 
 signs commissions of Germain, Mont- 
 gomerie. Rice and Smith, 11. 7, 
 8, 9, 18; of Rutherford, 6. 757. 
 to retire with pension, 5. 447. 
 Newcastle, Thomas, Duke of. Porter 
 to on blank land warrants, etc., 3. 
 51-52; on warrants and surveys of 
 land, 3. 17-18. 
 Newcastle, Robert, sends commission 
 
 to Rice, 3. 414. 
 Newcastle, Del., 18. 683. 
 Newcastle, Eng., DeGraffenried leaves 
 
 from, 1. 911. 
 Newcastle House, 6. 12; 9. 83. 
 Newcomb, Thos., printer, 1. 634. 
 Newcomer, act to relieve from levies, 
 
 23. 3. 
 Newel, Bell, in militia, 22. 263. 
 Newel, Frances, in militia, 22. 396. 
 Newel, Jno., in militia, 22. 396. 
 Newel, Wm., in militia, 22. 396. 
 Newell, Mr., and Indian affairs, 22. 
 
 999, 1000, 1001. 
 Newell, Jno., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Newell, Nathan, army rank, 16. 1126.. 
 
NEWELL, SAMUEL 
 
 206 
 
 NEWPOET NEWS, VA. 
 
 Newell, Samuel, a J. P., 22. 719. 
 Newens, Wm., and grant to, 4. 677. 
 Newfound Church, 5. 1190. 
 Newfoundland, 3. 64; 7. 459; 9. 34S; 
 
 10. 322. 
 colony on, 1. 225. 
 
 exports from Wilmington to be 
 
 stopped, 9. 1285. 
 fisheries of, 3. xvi, 50. 
 fishery on coast of stopped, 9. 1186; 
 
 on Grand Banks allowed, 16. 750- 
 
 751, 758; 17. 6, 7. 
 in vice admiralty dist. of Halifax, 
 
 11. 218. 
 
 may import salt direct, 1. 501. 
 no vessel to load for, 9. 1281. 
 trade with to cease, 10. 12. 
 Newfoundland (estate), 2. 524. 
 Newgate Prison, 3. 19; 9. 816. 
 Culpepper confined in, 1. 332. 
 inmates of in N. C, 1 . 767. 
 names of regulators inserted in cal- 
 endar of, 9. 274. 
 prisoners of to be transported, 1. 
 477-478. 
 Newgate Street, London, 6. 563. 
 Newham, Francis, army rank, 18. 1126. 
 Newham, Francis, army rank, 16. 
 
 1127. 
 Newington, 11. 397, 483, 484, 485, 497, 
 572, 587, 597, 614, 616; 13. 28, 29, 
 30, 39, 42, 54, 59, 60, 79, 80, 81, 116, 
 141, 331, 373, 387; 14. 74, 96, 163, 
 198, 203; 15. 685; 16. 958; 20. 
 748; 21. 461; 22. 904, 905. 
 Newkirk, Bryant, witness for Devane, 
 
 15. 787. 
 Newlan, Maurice, signs Cumberland 
 
 Co. Ass'n, 10. 29-30. 
 Newland, James, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Newlin (Newland), James, petition, 
 21. 285, 297, 359, 682, 694. 
 
 Newman, , petition on salt and 
 
 answer, 14. 444-445. 
 Newman, Capt., 5. 161. 
 Newman, Capt., resigns, 22. 314. 
 Newman, Andrew, chairman Safety 
 
 Com. of Salisbury, 10. 760. 
 Newman, Dr. Anthony, 20. 263. 
 coms'r on buildings, 24. 149, 693, 
 844; on pension claims, 24. 736; 
 on school, 24. 690. 
 in assembly, 16. 2, 3, 33, 49, 153, 156, 
 165, 167; 19. 23, 135, 208, 234, 235, 
 239, 263, 274, 282, 295, 299, 324, 
 334, 335, 354, 388, 395; on com. of 
 assem., 16. 46. 
 
 nom. for C. of S., 21. 386, 703. 
 pay to, 22. 850. 
 
 petition, 19. 594, 600, 655, 658; in 
 matter of Dunn and Boote, 10. 
 136. 
 surgeon general, 7. 829. 
 
 Newman, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 
 Newman, Geo., takes oath, 22. 175. 
 
 Newman, John, land grant dealyed, 4. 
 1241. 
 
 Newman, John, law suits, 2. 84, 102. 
 
 Newman, John, officer, 22. 702. 
 
 Newman, Joseph, army pay, 17. 235. 
 army rank, 16. 1127. 
 
 Newman, Nathaniel, in Indian war, 
 10. 759. 
 
 Newman, Reuben, army rank, 16. 
 1123. 
 
 Newman, Reuben, in army, 15. 730. 
 
 Newman, Richard, resurvey granted 
 to, 4. 961. 
 
 Newman, Thos., act to emancipate 
 slave of, 25. 37. 
 
 Newman, Wm., exempted, 6. 154. 
 
 Newnam (Newname), Rev. Mr., 2. 
 585; 25. 183. 
 soon dies, 2. 531. 
 
 Newnam, Thos. witnesses will, 22. 
 297. 
 
 Newnan, John, building coms'r, 24. 
 523. 
 
 Newota, signs treaty, 17. 585. 
 
 Newport, Jas., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 
 Newport, Wm. W., petition on sepa- 
 ration, 22. 705-8. 
 
 Neivport, Nicholas, takes oath, 22. 
 173. 
 
 Newport, Peter, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 
 Newport, Wm. W., petition on sepa- 
 ration, 22. 705-8. 
 
 Newport, 18. 571. 
 bill for ease of militia of, 12. 180, 
 181, 212, 213, 225, 227, 254, 346- 
 347, 354, 388, 391, 404; 8. 358. 
 petition on salt works at, 12. 284. 
 
 Newport (Tyrrell Co.), act to estab- 
 lish, 25. 34-5. 
 
 Newport, R. I., 5. 1164; 14. 567; 15. 
 706 (?). 
 British retire to, 13. 211; 22. 977, 
 978. 
 
 Newport, schooner, 18. 566. 
 
 Newport Channel, inspection at, 23. 
 641. 
 
 Newport Chapel, 7. 99. 
 
 Newport News, Va., battle near, 17. 
 992. 
 
NEWPORT PARISH, VA. 207 
 
 NEWTON 
 
 Newport Parish, Va., 1. 661. 
 Newport River, 2. 302; 4. 1040; 5. 
 345; 6. 326, 565, 608, 1048; 23. 
 221. 
 chapel on, 6. 266. 
 salt works on, 10. 986, 988. 
 News, method of transmission, 8. 
 
 1229-1239. ■ 
 Newsbrook, 2. 306. 
 Newsbury, 11. 803. 
 Newsom, Aaron, army pay, 17. 236. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Newsom, Amos, petitions for repeal of 
 
 tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. 
 Newsom, Bootlie, army pay, 17. 235. 
 army rank, 16. 1126. 
 in Davidson's Co., 14. 294. 
 recfeives pay for soldiers, 17. 235. 
 Newsom, Darby, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Newsom, Natheirid, army rank, 16. 
 
 1126. 
 Newsom, Randal, in militia, 17. 1060. 
 Newsom, Randolpli, army rank, 16. 
 
 1127. 
 Newsom, Robert, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Newsom, Thos., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newsome, Jacob, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Newson, Aaron, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Newson, Joel, juror, 4. 521. 
 Newson, Rand I., army raank, 16. 
 
 1124. 
 Newspapers, 20. 251, 268, 282, 605; 
 21. 863, 867, 999. 
 and pamphlets, sent to, N. C, 1 0. 86, 
 in Charleston, 17. 128. 
 in Hillsboro, 17. 491. 
 in Newbern, 16. 1000; 17. 128. 
 in 1753, 5. 36. 
 
 in Wilmington, 11. 786; 22. 572. 
 littleness of, 19. 976-977. 
 proposal to establish, 15. 647. 
 scarcity of, 15. 17. 
 sent by Penn, 10. 450. 
 sent to N. C, 10. 721. 
 Newsum, J no. in militia, 22. 282. 
 Newton, IVIr., deputy ass't P. M. G., 
 
 15. 247. 
 Newton, Benjn., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Newton, Chrlstlian, tried for larceny, 
 
 2. 821, 826-827. 
 Newton, Donnham, to export goods to 
 secure arms and ammunition, 10. 
 339. 
 Newton, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newton, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newton, Geo., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 
 Newton, George, voter, 15. 237. 
 Newton, Isaac, petition, 16. 69; 19. 
 
 40, 41. 
 Newton, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Newton, John, pay to, 22. 485. 
 Newton, John, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Newton, Jos., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newton, Levi, receives clothing, 16. 
 
 619. 
 Newton, Levy, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Newton, Patrick, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newton, Stephen, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Newton, Thos., in militia, 22. 383. 
 Newton, Thos., to be att'y gen. 1. 
 
 464. 
 Newton, error for Newington, 13. 42. 
 Nevrton (Newtown, New Town), 4. t. 
 216, 372, 373, 464, 465, 502, 607; 
 23. 292. 
 act to erect into town and call Wil- 
 mington, 23. 133-135, 146, 335, 
 445-447; repealed and to be re- 
 enacted, 5. 92, 116, 405-407; should 
 be repealed, 5. 151; to incorpor- 
 ate, 22. 263. 
 bill to change name to Wilming- 
 mington, 4. 235; to erect into 
 Wilmington, 4. 482, 483, 485, 492, 
 511, 512, 513, 515; to establish 
 courts at, 4. 510. 
 chancery court fixed at, 4. 441. 
 complaints of double voting on bill 
 to change name to Wilmington, 
 4. 448-453, 462, 482, 483, 485, 486- 
 487. 
 council held at, 4. 48-53, 216-222 271 
 277-281, 328-331, 333-336, 342-350* 
 850, 852. 
 Court of Exchequer to be held at, 
 4. 44; court of oyer and terminer 
 to be held at, 4. 45, 218, 335. 
 erected and advantages, 4. 418. 
 land office to be opened at, 4. 40. 
 opposition to act to change name to 
 
 Wilmington, 4. 612. 
 petition from, 4. 43; for location of 
 
 courts at, 4. 509-510. 
 prisoners condemned at o. & t. ct. 
 
 4. 337. 
 quit rents payable at, 4. 187, 205, 
 
 400, 401; 25. 218. 
 See also Wilmington. 
 Newton, 8. 732, 751, 754. 
 Newton, act to change name to 
 Wadesboro, 24. 949. 
 bill to change name to Wadesboro, 
 
NEWTON CHUECH 
 
 208 
 
 NICHOLS, JACOB 
 
 20. 156, 159, 174, 177, 185, 339, 352, 
 377. 
 See also Wadesboro. 
 Newton Church, history, 8. 750, 752. 
 Newtonian Principles, 19. 925. 
 Niagara, 5. 428, 430, 431, 433, 434, 464, 
 568. 
 fort needed at, 5. 465, 467, 468, 476. 
 French fort at, 5. 222. 
 not surrendered, 17. 588. 
 proposed attack on, 5. 11. 
 to be attacked, 5. 400. 
 Niagara Falls, 5. 385; 16. 924. 
 Niagara Fort, 5. 464; 10. 780, 781. 
 Niagara River, 5. 464. 
 N'icols. See Nichols. 
 NIcols (Nicholson?), Samuel, imports 
 
 persons, 1. 394. 
 Ni ceo I son. See Nicholson. 
 Niccolson (Nicholson?) Chistopher, 
 
 imported, 1. 394. 
 Niccolson, Hannah, imported, 1. 394. 
 Niccolson, Samuel, imported, 1. 394. 
 Nicely, Wm., land to, 24. 629-30. 
 NIchals, David, in militia', 22. 352. 
 Nichals, Hennery, in militia, 22. 352. 
 Nichelston, James, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nichola, Lewlis, petition of ment'd, 17. 
 
 570. 
 Nicholas. See Niokolas. 
 Nicholas, slave, sells powder, 10. 159. 
 Nicholas, Mr., furnishes information 
 
 on keeping pubic accounts, 8. 152. 
 Nicholas, Arch., land grant to, 4. 217. 
 
 opposes land grant, 4. 963. 
 Nicholas, C, J. P., 18. 413. 
 Nicholas, George witnesses account of 
 
 Miller, 1. 267. 
 
 Nicholas (Nickolas), George, appears 
 
 before assembly for petitioners, 5. 
 
 201. 
 
 atty gen. and sick, 5. 515-16, 553-54. 
 
 enters caveat on sale of Spanish 
 
 wrecks, 4. 1251. 
 land grant to," 4. 948, 1241, 1248, 
 letter of ment'd, 5. 649. 
 nominated for treasurer, 4. 1058, 
 
 1059, 1060. 
 rights proved, 4. 1036. 
 to Dobbs on state of atty general- 
 ship, 5. 347-350. 
 Nicholas, Geo., army rank, IB. 1123. 
 Nicholas, Hancock, army rank, 16. 
 
 1196. 
 Nicholas, Jacob, on Rowan S. C, 10. 
 
 252. 
 Nicholas, James, a J. P., 6. 654. 
 
 Nicholas, James, in army, 13. 516. 
 Nicholas, Jno., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Nicholas, Jno., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nicholas, Jno., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nicholas, John, arrears of salary due 
 
 to, 9. 654. 
 Nicholas, John, letter on customs 
 
 laws, 1. 458-459. 
 signs order establishing Bd. of T. 
 
 and F. P., 1. 223. 
 secretary of Privy Council, 1. 348. 
 Niicholas, Sir Nicholas, at council, 1. 
 
 74, 75. 
 Nicholas, Richard Carter, 9. 1234. 
 to N. C. Assembly on counterfeiting, 
 
 11. 241. 
 
 Nicholas, Saml., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Nicholas, Thos., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Nicholas, Thos., rights proved, 4. 
 
 625. 
 Nicholas, Wm., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nicholass, Geo., in militia, 22. 280. 
 Nicholites, petition referred to com., 
 
 12. 788-789, 847, 850. 
 
 Nicholls, John, petitions for Windsor 
 as C. H., 9. 804-805. 
 
 Nicholls' Literary Illustrations, re- 
 print from, 1. 825-827. 
 
 Nicholl's Paraphrase, 2. 584. 
 
 Nichols. See Nicols. Nichals, Nicholls, 
 Nickels, 
 
 Nichols, Lieut., killed, 15. 756, 757. 
 
 Nichols, Maj., 12. 461. 
 
 Nichols, Agrippa, cornet, 10. 941. 
 owes state, 21. 1071. 
 
 Nichols, Alex., land grant to, 4. 277. 
 
 Nichols, Caleb, in militia, 22. 387. 
 
 Nichols, Cuthburt, exempted, 7. 938! 
 
 Nichols, Davie, executed, 22. 402. 
 
 Nichols (Nickols), Geo., army rank, 
 
 13. 512; 16. 1123. 
 Nichols, Geo., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Nichols, Hancock, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nichols, Henry, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nichols, Henry, juror, 4. 519. 
 Nichols, Hen., juror, 25. 187. 
 Nichols, Henry, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Nichols (Nicholls), Humphrey, claims 
 
 allowed, 8. 143; 22. 845, 855. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279; as sheriff, 
 
 9. 572. 
 Nichols, Isaac, claim allowed, 22. 402. 
 Nichols, Jacob, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Nichols, Jacob, allowance to, 22. 857. 
 Nichols, Jacob, army rank, 15. 1126. 
 Nichols, Jacob, militia captain, 24. 
 
 367, 450. 
 
NICHOLS, JAMES 
 
 209 
 
 NICHOLSON, FRANCIS 
 
 Nichols, James, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Nichols, James, dropped as a J. P., 5. 
 
 825, 828. 
 fails to appear before council, 5. 
 
 825. 
 summoned to council, 5. 820. 
 Nichols, James, juror, 4. 520. 
 Nichols, Jeremiah, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nichols, Jeremiah, in militia, 22. 421 
 Nichols, Jeremiah, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-808. 
 Nichols, Job, juror, 4. 519. 
 Nichols, Job, quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Nichols, Joel, in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Nichols, Joel, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nichols, John, 10. 348. 
 Nichols, John, act to change name 
 
 from Lytle, 25. 30-1. 
 Nichols, John, act to change names 
 
 of children, 25. 30-1. 
 Nichols, John, allowance to, 19. 335, 
 
 339. 
 Nichols, John, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1125. 
 Nichols, John, claims, 5. 307. 
 Nichols, John, dist. auditor, 24. 422- 
 
 3; 537. 
 Nichols, J no., in militia, 22. 308. 
 Nichols, Jno., in militia, 22. 387. 
 Nichols, John, money due to, 16. 129, 
 
 131. 
 Nichols, John, money from, 21. 1066. 
 Nichols, John, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Nichols (Nickols), Jno., petitions, 19. 
 
 932, 934, 935. 
 Nichols, John, sheriff, 21. 1076. 
 Nichols, John, town coms'r, 24. 622. 
 Nichols, John, voter, 15. 237. 
 Nichols, John, witness, 20. 161. 
 Nichols, Jos., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nichols, Joseph, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Nichols, Julius, boundary and co. 
 
 coms'r, 24. 227, 228, 449. 
 building coms'r, 23. 685. 
 county coms'r, 23. 626, 627. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279; as sheriff, 
 
 9. 572. 
 to procure arms, 1 0. 524. 
 Nichols, Julius, Jr., wagoner, 15. 477. 
 Nichols, Keziah, act to change name 
 
 from Lytle, 25. 30-1. 
 Nichols, Nancy, act to change name 
 
 from Lytle, 25. 30-1. 
 Nichols, Richard, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 759. 
 Nichols, Samuel, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 Nichols, Samuel, divider of estate, 2. 
 
 550. 
 Nichols, Samuel, soldier, 18. 797. 
 Nichols, Sarah, act to change names 
 
 of children, 25. 30-1. 
 bill to change name of children, 21. 
 
 354, 356, 375, 410, 683, 715, 720. 
 Nichols (Michoals), Thos., court to be 
 
 held at house of, 1. 478-490. 
 hires out man, 1. 482. 
 juror, 1. 445, 447. 
 law suit, 1. 478, 480, 481-482, 483, 
 
 484, 486. 
 Nichols, Thomas, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-2, 11. 250-2. 
 Nichols, Thos., to make deed, 24. 530. 
 Nichols, Thos., voter, 15. 238. 
 Nichols, W., petitions for Windsor as 
 
 C. H., 9. 804-805. 
 Nichols, Wm., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nichols, Wm., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 N)ichols, Wm., claims allowed, 9. 225. 
 Nichols, Wm., in army, 13. 518. 
 Nichols, Wm., in militia, 22. 275. 
 Nichols, Wm., in militia, 22. 387. 
 Nichols, Wm., not exempted, 6. 808. 
 Nichols, Willis, in militia, 9. 296. 
 Nicholson. See Nicolson, Njckolson, 
 
 Niools. 
 Nicholson (Nickollson), . law 
 
 suit, 2. 149. 
 Nicholson, IVIr., 14. 520. 
 Nicholson, Col., ment'd, 1. 356. 
 Nicholson, Lieut., on court martial, 12. 
 
 514, 536. 
 on guard, 12. 548. 
 on picket, 12. 512. 
 Nicholson, Alex. N., clerk of Asso'n., 
 
 5. 1186. 
 Nicholson, Benj., buys land, 1. 609. 
 
 land lapses, 2. 72. 
 Nicholson, Benj., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Nicholson, Benj., receipts bill, 22. 435. 
 Nicholson, Christopher, seized by 
 
 rebels, 1. 250. 
 signs Quaker petition, 1. 252. 
 Nicholson, Christopher, exempted 
 
 from taxation, 13. 834. 
 Nicholson, Christopher, in militia, 
 
 353. 
 in assembly, 16. 2; 17. 919. 
 Nicholson, Edward, petition, 19. 
 
 70-71; on paroles, 16. 101, 102; 
 
 125. 
 Nicholson, Francis, 2. 144, 319, 
 
 722. 
 at council, 1. 505, 570. 
 
 22. 
 
 65, 
 19. 
 
 320, 
 
 3—14 
 
NICHOLSON, FRANCIS 
 
 210 
 
 NICHOLSON, ROBERT 
 
 attends council on N. C. boundary 
 dispute, 1. 372. 
 
 Board of Trade to on boundary dis- 
 pute, 1. 525-526; on forfeiture of 
 Proprietary charters, 1. 539-540. 
 
 builds Fort King George, 2. 764. 
 
 comes out as visitor general, 2. 46, 
 53. 
 
 commission of shown to N. C. 
 commissioners, 1. 506. 
 
 commissioned to enquire into dis- 
 orders in N. C, 2. 8-10. 
 
 congratulated by Walker, 1. 512, 
 514. 
 
 estimates arms needed in S. C, 198 ; 
 outfit needed against Indians, 2. 
 189. 
 
 expected, 2. 122, 123, 131, 138; in 
 Va., 2. 20, 21. 
 
 forwards letter, 1. 887. 
 
 gift to churches, 1. 572; 2. 133, 292; 
 to St. Paul's parish, 1. 597; 2. 
 119; to be secured, 1. 830. 
 
 gov. of S. C, 3. 81-2. 
 
 hopes to be gov. of S. C, 2. 518, 519. 
 
 letter of H. Walker to, 1. 511-512, 
 513-14, 516-17. 
 
 lette];s from, 2. 118, 218. 
 
 Ludwell to on N. C. affairs, 1. 364- 
 365. 
 
 Moseley to on plate for churches, 
 2. 133-134. 
 
 on people of N. C, 2. x. 
 
 on proprietary colonies, 1. 541-543. 
 
 Pollock to on church and other af- 
 fairs, 2. 137-138. 
 
 Rainsford to on libraries and school 
 masters, 2. 75-76. 
 
 signs action of council on boundary, 
 1. 614. 
 
 to Board of T. on boundary, 1. 529- 
 530; on N. C. affairs, 366, 367, 371; 
 on Proprietary gov'ts, 1. 527-528. 
 
 to confirm Urmstone, 1. 888. 
 
 to get information on proprietary 
 gov'ts, 1. 540, 541. 
 
 to Gov. Harvey on "Va. boundary, 1. 
 508-510. 
 
 to Gov. Walker on boundary, 1. 514- 
 515; on pirates, 1. 518-519. 
 
 to provide cruiser, 1. 468. 
 
 to settle Gary troubles, 2. 56. 
 
 Urmston to on church affairs,. 2. 
 125-128; on his misfortunes, 2. 
 116-117; on N. C. affairs, 2. 76-78. 
 
 vestry of St. Pauls to on church af- 
 fairs. 2. 120-121. 
 
 Walker to on Coxe's patent, 1. 528- 
 529-530. 
 Nicholson, Geo., allowance to, 22. 
 
 827. 
 Nicholson, George, land grant to, 4. 
 
 642. 
 Nicholson, Geo., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Nicholson, George, rights proved, 4. 
 
 642. 
 Nicholson, Isaac, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Nicholson, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nicholson, Isaac, In army, 15. 730. 
 Nicholson, Jas., custodian of palace, 
 
 18. 221. 
 Nicholson, Jas., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Nicholson, Jeremiah, army pay, 17. 
 
 230. 
 Nicholson, John, 1. 490. 
 Nicholson, John, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nicholson, John, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nicholson, John, executor, 1. 494. 
 Nicholson, John, major, 10. 205. 
 Nicholson, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nicholson, Joseph, 1. 490. 
 executors of, 1. 494. 
 will proved, 1. 490. 
 Nicholson, Josiah, In assembly, 4. 
 
 1181. 
 Nicholson, Josiah, in militia, 9. 58. 
 
 major of militia, 14. 333. 
 Nicholson, Josiah, in militia, 22. 391. 
 Nicholson, Josiah, official bond as 
 
 sheriff, 9. 1062. 
 Nicholson, Josiah^ quit rents of, 22. 
 
 247. 
 Nicholson, Josiah, resigns as J. P., 21. 
 
 208, 212, 580. 
 Nicholson, Josias, juror, 4. 520. 
 Nicholson, Nath., In militia, 22. 373. 
 Nicholson, Nath., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Nicholson, Nathaniel, appraiser, 1. 
 652. 
 bond made null, 1 . 611. 
 guardian, 1. 564. 
 juryman, 1. 534. 
 proves account, 1. 618. 
 receives estate, 1. 486. 
 road overseer, 1. 651. 
 witness, 1. 563. 
 Nicholson, Robt.j army rank, 13. 476; 
 
 16. 1162. 
 . reports on Mebane's company, 16. 
 724-5. 
 resigns, 14. 316. 
 
NICHOLSON, ROBERT 
 
 211 
 
 NINETY-SIX, S. C. 
 
 Nicholson, Robert, land grant to, 4. 
 
 896. 
 Nicholson (Nickolson), Samuel, a just- 
 ice, '1. 478-488, 493-496, 520, 522, 
 
 524, 531-535, 548-551. 
 bond nullified, 1 . 626. 
 divides estate, 1. 486. 
 executor, 1. 490, 494. 
 petition against, 1. 608. 
 witness, 1. 524, 549. 
 Nicholson^ Sarah, estate proved, 1. 
 
 619. 
 Nicholson (Nickolson), Thomas, land 
 
 grant to, 4. 628, 638, 707. 
 Nicholson, Thomas, presents address 
 
 to assembly, 9. 176-177. 
 Nicholson^ Thos., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Nicholson, Thos., town coms'r, 25. 
 
 387. 
 Nicholson, Wm., in assembly, 25. 159. 
 Nicholson, Wm., law suit, 1. 593. 
 Nicholton, Lt. on guard, 12. 533. 
 Nick, Major, Meherrin Indian, 2. 644. 
 Nickels, Richd., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Nickins, Malachi, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nickles, John, claims allowed, 9. 224. 
 Nicklis, Hancock, in army, 15. 735. 
 Nickolas. See Nicholas. 
 Nickolas, John, obtains judgment, 5. 
 
 175. 
 
 Nickollson, , law suit, 2. 95. 
 
 Nickols. See , Nichols. 
 
 Nickels, Jas., in militia, 22. 352. 
 
 Nickols, James, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263. 
 Nickols, Wm., in militia, 22. 352. 
 Nickolson. See Nicholson. 
 Nickolson, Edward, Jr., petitions 
 
 Wheatfield, 16. 660. 
 Nickolson, ship, 22. 734. 
 Nickorls, Colemun, militiaman, 7, 
 Nicks, Capt,, imports 'goods, 16. 
 
 683. 
 Nicks, John, claims, 9. 489. 
 Nicks, Joseph, army pay, 17. 235. 
 NIckson. See Nixon. 
 Nickson, Richard, a J. P., 3. 256-257. 
 Nickson, Richd., juror, 25. 189. 
 Nickson, Robt., in militia, 22. 343. 
 Kfickson (Nixon), Thos., on Wilming- 
 ton S. C, 10. 141, 220. 
 Nicol, Duncan, prisoner, 11. 370. 
 
 Nicolai, Rev. , 8. 767. 
 
 Nicolle, John, witness, 5. 329. 
 
 Nicolls, Dr., 7. 94. 
 
 Nicole (Nicholson?), Thos., assembly 
 
 for 
 
 263. 
 681- 
 
 to meet at house of, 1. 472. 
 Nicols, Archibald, land grant to, 4. 
 
 218. 
 Niel. See Neal, Neale, Neel, Neil, 
 
 Neill. 
 Niel, Danl., army rank, 16. 1125. 
 Niel, Jno., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Niel, Jno., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Niel, Jno., army rank, 16. 1125. 
 Niel, John, petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 807. 
 Niel, Wm., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Niele, Andrew, recruiting officer, 22. 
 
 929. 
 NIeley, Wm., land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Niell, Wm., to Caswell on tea and an- 
 swer, 20. 727. 
 Nielson, Jeremiah, building coms'r,. 
 
 24. 981. 
 Nielson, John, allowance to, 22. 866. 
 Nielsen's Ferry, 14. 553. 
 Niesky, Moravian settlement, 5. 1150. 
 Nigh (Nye), Peter, transports goods 
 
 to N. C, 10. 853, 854, 856. 
 Night. See Knight. 
 Night, Absalom, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Night, Absalom, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Night, George, in militia, 17. 1061. 
 Night, Jesse, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Night, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Night, John, 2. 805. 
 Night Walkers, Eng. act on in force in 
 
 N. C, 23. 319. 
 Nighten, Jesse, to pay claims, 10. 
 
 830. 
 Nihinessicee, signs Indian treaty, 18. 
 
 515. 
 Nihipeena, signs Indian treaty, 18. 
 
 515. 
 Niklins, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Niles, Philip, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Niles' Register, 17. 133. 
 Nill, Fran., juror, 25. 190. 
 Nill, Joseph, petition on catching fish, 
 
 9. 87-88. 
 Nilsen. See Nelson. 
 Nilson, David, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 92. 
 Nilson, Walter, lands of, 2. 277. 
 Ninatuah, Indian, 22. 1003, 1004. 
 Nineteenth regiment (Br.), embark, 
 
 16. 615. 
 Ninety-Six, S. C, 5. li; 6. 260, 790; 
 
 7. 207, 208, 865; 10. 551; 11. 228; 
 
 14. 554; 15. 174, 183, 251", 261, 
 
 266, 267, 269, 275, 284, 285, 303, 
 
 305, 465, 481, 500; 17. 581, 979, 
 
NINETY-SIX DISTRICT 
 
 212 
 
 NIXON, JAMES 
 
 981, 996, 1034; 19. 975; 21. 528; 
 
 22. 102, 104, 106, 113, 152, 182, 
 
 183, 184, 186^ 187, 188, 190, 191, 
 aid sent to, 15. 684. 
 Amer. prisoners executed, 15. 109. 
 attacked, 14. 775. 
 besieged, 15. 465. 
 Br. besieged at, 17. 1029, 1030; fear 
 
 for, 15. xlii; msirch from, 14. 542, 
 
 553; move towards, 15. 150; re- 
 treat to, 14. 453. 
 captured, 15. 496; by tories, 22. 
 
 183. 
 Cornwallis near, 16. iii. 
 evacuated, 15. 544; 16. 631. 
 Ferguson retreats towards, 15. 106; 
 
 threatens, 14. 662. 
 garrisoned, 15. 304. 
 may be talcen by U. S., 15. 468. 
 militia of lost by King's M't'n, 15. 
 
 240; trained by Ferguson, 15. 241, 
 
 302. 
 Morgan to be sent to, 14. 759. 
 number Br. in, 14. 505, 516. 
 siege raised, 10. 340, 356; 15. 497, 
 
 504. 
 sltirmisbes about, 15. 185, 266. 
 succor to Americans in, 14. 783. 
 surrendered, 15. 481. 
 to be defended, 15. 289. 
 troops for Cheroliee campaign at, 
 
 10. 746. 
 Williamson besieged in, 15. 178; 
 
 surrenders at, 15. 251. 
 Ninety-six District, S. C, 17. 524. 
 Clarke retreats to, 15. 94. 
 militia furloughed, 22. 777. 
 recruits in furloughed, 15. 369. 
 to submit to patriots, 15. 288. 
 Tories from invade N. C, 15. 261; 
 
 invited to join U. S., 14. 754; 
 
 raised in, 15. 257, 263. 
 Ninety Six Fort, Armstrong killed at, 
 
 14. 774. 
 Ninituca, Indian, 10. 783. 
 Nintli regiment of N. C, 22. 153, 760, 
 
 915. 
 officers of, 10. 949. 
 Niol (town), 22. 675. 
 Nisbet. See Nesbet. 
 Nisbet, Jofin, suit against, 5. 1082. 
 Nisbet, John, on com. of cor., 9. 1073. 
 N:sbett, Jolin, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 981. 
 Nisbit (Nisbet, Nisbett), David, in as- 
 
 sem., 19. 373; 20. 476, 477, 514, 
 
 516, 519, 520, 523, 527, 528,' 536, 
 
 541, 546, 547, 550, 554, 555, 567, 577. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 501, 523, 915, 
 
 919. 
 lends tallow, 19. 619. 
 nom. for treas., 18. 804. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 504, 522, 
 
 543, 925, 927. 
 to make arms, 10. 539. 
 Nisbit, Wm., to report on powder, 10. 
 
 135. 
 Nisco, Nichs., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nisi Prius courts, 23. 253, 254. 
 Bng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 321. 
 Niss, Henry, 22. 235. 
 Nitliercutt, Wm., army rank, 16. 
 
 1127. 
 Nitselimann, David, visits N. C, 5. 
 
 1148. 
 Nitson, Exiander, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 _806-807. 
 Nitson, John, Jr.j petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-807. 
 Nitson, John, Sr., petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 Nitson, Robert, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 Nivens, Wm., land grant to, 4. 641. 
 Niverns, Wm., land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Nix, Geo., pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nixon. See Nickson, Nixson. 
 Nixon, Mr., 25. 122. 
 Nixon, IVlr., takes acts of Albemarle 
 
 to England, 1. 187. 
 Nixon, Briig. Gen., 12. 512, 517, 524, 
 composition and position of brigade, 
 
 12. 508, 509. 
 on court martial, 12. 542. 
 Nixon, Capt., 11. 444. 
 Nixon, Capt., 22. 912. 
 Nixon, Col., 12. 545. 
 field officer, 12. 527, 544. 
 position of regt. in army, 12. 508. 
 Nixon, Ann, imported, 1. 395. 
 Nixon, Bazy, in militia, 22. 354. 
 Nixon, BenJ., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Nixon, C, petition, 21. 1005, 1007. 
 Nixon, Delight, in militia, 22. 356. 
 Nixon, Em, imported, 1. 395. 
 Nixon, Francis, presents address to 
 assembly, 9. 176-177. 
 payments to, 12. 214. 
 town coms'r, 23. 752; 25. 387. 
 Nixon, Frederick, in militia, 15. 400. 
 Nixon, H., ordered to his command, 
 
 11. 752. 
 Nixon, James, to report on militia, 10. 
 
NIXON, JOHN 
 
 213 
 
 NOBLE, MARK 
 
 645. 
 Nixon, John, army pay, 17. 236. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nixon (Nictcson), John, asks for lapse 
 patent, 2. 352. 
 deposition against Miller, 1. 317. 
 imprisoned, 1. 293, 310-311, 326. 
 law suit, 2. 106. 
 magistrate, 1. 314. 
 trial and accusation of, 1. 281. 
 Nixon, John, imported, 1. 395. 
 Nixon, John, in army, 15. 728. 
 Nixon, Jno., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Nixon, Lackey, land lapses, 2. 352. 
 Nixon, IVIichael, land grant to, 4. 894. 
 Nixon, Phineas, presents address to 
 
 assem., 9. 176-177. 
 Nixon, Phineas, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Nixon, Richard, church warden, 25. 
 
 35. • 
 
 Niixon, Richard, contests election, 18. 
 246, 269-70. 
 in assem., 20. 119, 121, 128, 132, 133, 
 167, 172, 179, 229, 238, 239, 246, 
 285, 287, 288, 314, 350; 21. 1, 3, 
 47, 52, 66, 68, 74, 85, 189, 193, 195, 
 199, 218, 264, 280, 288, 294, 303, 305, 
 345, 431, 629, 650, 806. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 25, 28, 30,.31. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36. 
 Nixon, Richard, in assembly, 4. 720, 
 
 733, 740, 742, 743, 770, 788, 790. 
 Nixon, Robert, a J. P., 22. 918. 
 Nixon, Robt., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 
 building coms'r, 25. 97. 
 Nixon, Robert, chaplain, 10. 625. 
 Nixon, Robert, ensign, 10. 620. 
 Nixon, Robt., in militia, 22. 387. 
 Nixon, Thomas, captain, 10. 943, 949. 
 Nixon, Thos., land grants to, 4. 348, 
 
 589. 
 Nixon, Thos., Jr., in militia, 22. 387. 
 Nixon,' Zachariah, act to establish 
 town on lands of, 23. 500; 25. 
 387-9. 
 bill to erect town on lands of, 5. 
 1019, 1021, 1022, 1036, 1048, 1049, 
 1050, 1055, 1056, 1058, 1061, 1064, 
 1097. 
 land grant asked, 4. 631. 
 quit rents of, 22. 249. 
 Nixon (Neckson), Zachariah, married, 
 1. 688. 
 petition, 1. 305-306. 
 to correct another, 2. 37. 
 Nixon, Zachary, Jr., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Nixon, Zachary, Sen., quit rents of, 
 
 2S. 253. 
 Nixon's, inspection at, 25. 380. 
 Nixon's corps, 14. 331. 
 Niixonton, 10. 559, 671, 686; 11. 332; 
 18. 497. 
 act to incorporate, 23. 500; 25. 387- 
 
 9; to move Co. ct. to, 24. 630-1. 
 bill on as county seat, 19. 426, 740, 
 759, 806; to change C. H. to, 19. 
 561, 565, 568, 574, 591, 660; to es- 
 tablish, 5. 1019, 1021, 1022, 1036, 
 1048, 1049, 1050, 1055, 1056, 1058, 
 1061, 1064, 1097; to regulate, 7. 
 47, 48, 49, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72. 
 Cumming claims to be representa- 
 tive from, 7. 352, 366-367. 
 inspection at, 24. 581; 24. 313, 379; 
 tobacco inspection at, 23. 641, 792. 
 subscription for D. S. Canal taken 
 in, 25. 83. 
 NIxson, See Nickson, Nixon. 
 Nixson, Geo., road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Nixson, Josh., in militia, 22. 275. 
 Nixson, IVIorgan, in militia, 22. 275. 
 .Nixson, Rich'd, road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Nixson, Robt., in militia, 22. 275. 
 Nixson, Thos., in militia, 22. 275. 
 Nixson, Thos., Jr., in militia, 22. 275 
 Nixton, James, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Nixton, Osten, in militia, 22. 375. 
 Noag, Peter, regulators' entry on 
 
 causes of, 8. 237. 
 Noah's flood, Indian account of, 1. 
 
 859. 
 Nobbs (Nobs) Crook Creek, 2. 93; 22. 
 
 344. 
 Nobels, Isaac, in militia, 22. 415. 
 Nobility, The, 25. 139. 
 composition of in C, 1. 181. 
 in Albemarle under P. C, 1 . 333, 915. 
 powers to alienate, 1. 191. 
 provision for in P. C, 25. 123, 124. 
 
 125, 130. 
 shares of, 1. 188. 
 
 to be members of assembly, 1. 236. 
 Noble, Henry, in S. C. assembly, 1. 
 897. 
 signs S. C. act, 25. 148; on oaths 
 and church, 2 867, 882, 913-917. 
 Nqble, Isaac, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 221. 
 Noble, James, land grant to, 4. 601. 
 Noble, John, dead, 9. 696. 
 Noble, Mark, in militia, 22. 421. 
 pay to, 22. 495, 499. 
 
NOBLE, SAMUEL 
 
 214 
 
 NORBUEY COUNTY 
 
 Ncble, Samuel, a J. P., 4. 966. 
 land grant asked for, 4. 440; grant 
 to, 4. 332. 
 Noble, Wm., army rank, 16. 1125. 
 . Noble, Wm., exempted, 7. 939. 
 Noble, Wm., juror, 25. 190. 
 Noble Pitt, schooner, 8. 545. 
 Nobles, Benj., act to change name to 
 
 Wheatly, 25. 101. 
 Nobles, Benjamin, army pay., 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nobles, Drewry, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nobles, Eliz., act to change name of 
 
 children, 25. 101. 
 Nobles, Ezy., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nobles, Henry, act to change name to 
 
 Wheatly, 25. 101. 
 Nobles, Hezk., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Nobles, Jas., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nobles, J no., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nobles, John, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nobles, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 959, 
 
 1033. 
 Nobles, Lydia, act to change name to 
 
 Wheatly, 25. 101. 
 Nobles, IVIark, act for land to, 24. 629- 
 30. 
 land grant to, 19. 573. 
 Nobles, IVIary, act to change name to 
 
 Wheatly, 25. 101. 
 Nobles, Nathaniel, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 
 37. 
 Nobles, Robert, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nobles, w;iloby, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Noblin, Wm., lieut., 10. 262, 944. 
 Nobs Crook Creek. See Nobbs Crook 
 
 Creek. 
 Nochles, James, militia captain, 24. 
 
 197. 
 Noddle's. Island, 10. 56. 
 Noe, John, naturalized, 8. 72. 
 Noe, John, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Noe, Peter, son naturalized, 8. 72. 
 Nogg and Campbell, (Hogg and Camp- 
 bell (?), 22. 773. 
 Noggard, P., Baptist minister, 5. 1180. 
 Nogins, Joshua, in militia, 22. 376. 
 Nohoroco fort, number killed at taking 
 
 of, 2. 27, 36. 
 Nois. See Noyes. 
 Nois, iVIr., claims, 4. 809. 
 Nokes, George, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Nolachucky (Nonachucky, Nonatlu- 
 chky, Nolachucki, Nanachucket, 
 Nolichucky, Nolickuky, Nolechu- 
 cky, Nolechage), 10. 660, 665; 15. 
 
 284; 19. 939. 
 Indian boundary of, 11. 566, 567; 
 
 headquarters on, 1 1 . 339. 
 people from invade Indian lands, 1 6. 
 416; 17. 12, 14; petition Ruther- 
 ford, 11. 609. 
 petition from on annexation to N. 
 
 C, 10. 708-711. 
 quarrel over lands at, 22. 995. 
 settlement at, 10. 768-769. 
 Tories at, 10. 784. 
 troops at, 10. 782. 
 Nolachucky (Nollichuck, Nonetl- 
 uchky, Nollechuckee, Nollichu- 
 ckee, Nollichuckey) River, 10. 
 883, 885; 13. 115, 116; 17. 583; 
 24. 160; 25. 4. 
 purchases on, 10. 606. 
 settlement on head of proposed, 10. 
 
 769. 
 whites on, 20. 780. 
 Nolan, James, felon, 22. 861. 
 Noland, John, petitions for repeal of 
 
 tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. 
 Nolen, Ezekiel, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nolley, Dixon, army rank, 16. 1125. 
 Nolleyboy, James, land grant to, 4, 
 
 764. 
 
 Nolsen, Dennfs, Sr., regulator, 7. 809, 
 Noman, John, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Non-importation agreement, goods re- 
 fused or sold under, 9. 1134, 1144 
 1185. 
 Non-Jurors, bill to repeal disqualifying 
 acts, 19. 75, 122, 127. 
 and provision tax, 24. 344-5, 391. 
 Non-residents, bond required from in 
 
 suits, 23. 766. 
 Non-resistance, doctrine denounced, 
 
 22. 17. 
 Non-suits, Eng. act on in force in N. 
 
 C, 23. 322. 
 Nonnery, Anderson, army rank, 16. 
 
 1127. 
 Nook, the, 13. 286. 
 Nook Point, IVIass., 10. 484. 
 Nookes, Asahel, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Nooning, Wm., army rank, 16. 1124. 
 Noorland, Richard, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1046. 
 Nophilate, Abraham, in militia, 22. 
 
 326. 
 Noratoke River. See Roanoke River. 
 Norbert, Wm., witness, 6. 19. 
 Norbury County, bill to erect, 8. 298, 
 337, 352. 
 
NORCOM, JOHN 
 
 215 NORFOLK COUNTY, VA. 
 
 Norcom, John, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Ncrcom, Mare, witness, 1. 494. 
 Norcom, Mary^ sells land, 1. 531. 
 Norcom, Thos., a J P, 3. 234. 
 Norcom, Thos., hired, 1. 482. 
 Ncrcom (Norcomb, Norcum, Norkam), 
 Thos., appraiser, 1. 580. 
 
 attorney, 1. 562, 565, 582, 605, 606, 
 607, 608, 611, 617, 621, 651; and 
 administrator, 1. 550. 
 
 bond made null, 1. 611. 
 
 buys and sells, 1. 613. 
 
 buys land, 1. 487, 490, 561. 
 
 juror, 1. 592. 
 
 law suit, 1. 494, 522. 
 
 pays witnesses, 1. 523. 
 
 receives power of atty, 1. 549. 
 
 road overseer, 1. 493, 656. 
 
 sells land, 1. 531. 
 
 surety, 1. 624, 627. 
 
 witness, 1. 494, 496, 625. 
 Norcomb (Norcum), Elizabeth, beaten, 
 
 1. 619. 
 
 gives bond, 1. 620. 
 sells land, 1 . 620. 
 Norcomb, John, discharged by court, 
 
 2. 601. 
 
 juror, 2. 552, 712; 25. 186. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Norcomb, John, sells land, 1. 620 
 Norcomb, John, to arm vessels, 10. 
 
 352. 
 Norcomb, Thos., juror, 2. 543; 25. 
 186. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Norcum (Norcom, Norcomb), John, 
 appraiser, 1. 524. 
 
 buys, 1. 620. 
 
 gives bond, 1. 620. 
 
 proves power of att'y, 1. 625. 
 
 road overseer, 1. 625. 
 Nore, George, settler, 1. 76. 
 Nore, The, 7. 785. 
 Norfleet, Ed., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Norfleet, Ezekiel, in militia, 22. 355. 
 Norfleet, Jacob, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Norfleet, James, a J. P., 3. 234. 
 Norfleet, Jas., in militia, 22. 355. 
 Norfleet, John, land grant to, 4. ;)83. 
 Norfleet, Mark, land grant to, 4. 764. 
 Norfleet, Marmaduke, a J. P., 4. 47. 
 
 in assembly, 3. 285, 286, 314; 4. 724. 
 
 juror, 4. 518. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 348, 628, 650, 707. 
 
 quit rents 6f, 22. 253. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 627. 
 Norfleet, Marmaduke, in assembly, 21. 
 
 193, 195, 207, 209, 234, 294, 305, 
 
 332, 353, 372, 431. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37. 
 Norfleet, Reuben, a J. P., 23. 992. 
 resigns as J. P., 18. 19, 24, 254. 
 Norfleet's Mill, 15. 142, 143; 22. 529. 
 Americans make stand at, 1 5. 137. 
 Norfolk, Duke of, claims C, 1. 34-35- 
 
 36, 52-53. 
 patent to, 1. 528, 529-530. 
 Norfolk, Duke of, settles question of 
 
 precedency, 8. 625. 
 Norfolk, Henry, Duke of, sells C, 1. 
 
 519. 
 Norfolk, Va., 4. 793, 1304; 5. 1; 6, 290; 
 
 7. 39; 8. 257, 593; 9. 33, 34, 35, 
 
 828; 10. 309, 321, 365, 366, 367, 
 
 371, 372, 380, 381, 387, 394, 395, 
 
 396; 18. 772; 21. 476, 1083; 22. 
 
 114; 25. 92. 
 attacked and burned, 10. 395; 14. 
 
 690 
 asks Woodford for protection, 10. 
 
 346. 
 British at, 14. 718; attack, 10. 379- 
 
 380, 381-382, 387; to take post at 
 
 15. 246. 
 condition and capture of, 11. 353. 
 defended by Howe, 10. xi; 11. x. 
 destroyed, 13. 465. 
 Howe on war matters in, 11. 262- 
 
 264; thanked for work at, 10. 
 
 544, 556-557. 
 Hyde at, 1. 738. 
 N. C. troops paid in, 15. 686. 
 Pendleton to Howe on his work, 1 1 . 
 
 274-275. 
 service of Howe in, 11. 270. 
 threatened, 14. 240. 
 trade with, 3. 622; 7. 126. 
 treatment of Br. refugees, 10. 380- 
 
 381. 
 Norfolk Co., Va., 2. 746; 15. 618. 
 beef in, 14. 732. 
 boundaries, 1. 14. 
 British in, 15. 157. 
 depredations in, 14. 308; 15. 302. 
 form of tenure, 1. 15. 
 grant of, 1. 528, 530. 
 patent of Lord Matravers for, 1. 14- 
 
 16. 
 sheriff sends proclamation to N. C, 
 1. 518; to be careful on boundary, 
 1. 460. 
 tithables in 1756, 5. 565. 
 
NORFOLK (VA.) GAZETTE 216 
 
 NORTH AMERICA 
 
 Norfolk (Va.) Gazette, publishes 
 strictures of Jones on Macknight 
 10. 32. 
 Norfolk River, fortified by Br., 14. 
 
 100. 
 Norhunty (?), 9. 1064. 
 Noris. See Norris. 
 Nors, Rear Admiral, escorts Palatines, 
 
 1. 908-909. 
 Noris, George, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Noris, John, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 Noris, Wm., land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Norkett, Wm., army rank, 16. 1125. 
 Norlen, Denes, regulator, 8. 79. 
 
 Norman, , law suit, 1. 587. 
 
 Norman^ An, witness, 1. 452. 
 Norman, Henry, imports persons, 1. 
 494. 
 juror, 1. 397, 426. 
 law suits, 1. 591, 626, 651. 
 road overseer, 1. 607, 656. 
 Ncrman, Henry, juror, 4. 525; 25. 186. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Norman, John, a J. P., 22. 918. 
 Norman, John, in Prov. Cong., 10. 
 501; on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 504. 
 Norman, John, land grant to, 4. 1032. 
 Norman, Levi, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Norman, Mary, imported, 1. 494. 
 Norman, Nehemiah, in assembly, 16. 
 
 2; 17. 265, 266, 299, 384. 
 Norman, Stokes, in militia, 22. 422. 
 Norman, Thos., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Norman, Thomas, in army, 15. 725. 
 Norman, A, 15. 677. 
 Normandy, Duke of, 17. 468, 486, 488, 
 
 499, 500. 
 Normon, Geo., takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Normond, Henry, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 246. 
 Ncrril, George, land grant to, 4. 65. 
 Nort*s. See Noris. 
 
 Norris, , work wanted, 2. 55. 
 
 Norris, Ephraim, in militia, 22. 419. 
 Norris, Frederick, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Norris, Geor., in militia, 22. 310. 
 Norris, Geo., in militia, 22. 331. 
 Norris, George, land grant to, 4. 684, 
 
 953. 
 Norris, Jacob, prisoner, 16. 673. 
 Norris, James, beaten, 7. 37. 
 confers on Selwyn lands, 7. 19-20. 
 plantation laid out, 7. 23-24. 
 Norris, James, land grant to, 4. 649. 
 Norris, Jeremiaah, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Norris, John, asks for lapsed land, 2. 
 
 378. 
 deputy surveyor, 2. 353-354. 
 Norris, Jos., co. coms'r, 24. 228, 229. 
 Norris, Jos., in militia, 22. 372. 
 NorK's, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 636. 
 Norris, Robert, deposed as J. P., 17. 
 
 325; 20. 34. 
 Norris, S. P.. clerk, 5. 1182, 1183. 
 Ncrrls, Thos., army rank, 16. 1125. 
 Norris, Thos., in militia, 22. 359. 
 Norris, Thomas, juror, 4. 517. 
 NorKs, Wm., juror, 2. 102, 104; 25. 
 187. 
 vestryman, 2. 209; 23. 7. 
 witness, 2. 491-492. 
 Norris, Wm., tried for forgery, 2. 435- 
 
 6, 445-6, 448, 471. 
 Norriss, Dan, in militia, 22. 284. 
 Norriss, George, land grant to, 4. 803. 
 Ncrsom, Thomas, juror, 4. 517. 
 Ncrson, John, vestryman, 2. 209. 
 North, Lord, 9. 351, 1210, 1280; 10. 
 127, 135, 157, 391, 447, 820; 13. vl; 
 14. 633; 16. 747. 
 absolute as Pitt, 9. 1001. 
 and trade with U. S., 16. 901-902. 
 appoints Heron deputy auditor gen., 
 6. 523; Lucas as deputy aud. of 
 revenue, 6. 47-48. 
 at Privy Council, 11. 236-237. 
 conciliatory motion by, 10. 1027. 
 house pulled down, 14 592. 
 Irish erect statute to, 14. 749. 
 moves the restraining bill, 9. 1208. 
 proposes to repeal Boston Port Bill, 
 
 10. 455. 
 quoted, 8. 172. 
 resolution of an insult to America, 
 
 10. 28; summarized, 10. 57-58. 
 signs commission of Rutherford, 6. 
 
 757. 
 speech considered, 10. 395, 396, 398; 
 
 quoted, 11. 269. 
 tired of war, 22. 516. 
 troubles of, 13. 36. 
 North, Lord Chief Justice, at Board 
 
 of T. meeting, 1. 328-329. 
 North, Lt. Col., 12. 523. 
 field officer, 12. 534. 
 North, Maj., 12. 472. 
 North (Nash?), Francis, issues 
 
 rations, 22. 468. 
 North, Jas., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 North, Wm., commissioner to settle 
 accounts of N. C. and U. S., but 
 declines, 17. 33, 42, 50, 80. 
 North America, 2. 177, 192, 350, 351; 
 
NORTH AMERICA 
 
 217 
 
 NO. CAR. BRIGADE 
 
 3. 78, 369, 422; 4. 553, 954, 955, 
 1309, 1315; 5. xix, xxi, 78, 152, 378, 
 743, 750, 757, 789, 791, 792, 926, 
 1087, 1094, 1156; 6. 34, 65, 76, 
 324, 325, 348, 451, 561, 591, 592, 
 593, 594, 640, 705, 957, 973, 987, 
 1090; 7. viii, 141, 168c, 182, 348, 
 447, 450, 459, 504, 531, 695, 712, 
 749, 851, 865, 881, 989; 8. 3, 4, 17, 
 39, 313, 766, 767, 771; 9. 327, 632, 
 666, 1016, 1018, 1031, 1033, 1037, 
 1044, 1108, 1123, 1161, 1186, 1243, 
 1254; 10. 12, 59, 67, 138&, 170, 178, 
 242, 300, 1025; 11. 44, 140, 141, 
 145, 151, 154, 210, 231, 244, 493; 
 13. 335, 471; 15. 44, 255, 462, 752, 
 759; 16. 81, 84, 122, 124, 143, 419, 
 420, 421, 435, 452, 921; 18. 526; 
 19. 101, 831; 22. 231; 25. 356, 
 361, 370, 378. 
 circular to gov's on appointment of 
 Saunders as commander in chief, 
 6. 8; on embargo on corn and 
 privateers, 5. 756-757; on enlist- 
 ments for French War, 5. 330; on 
 French War, 5. 144d-144/. 
 draft of articles of conferedation for 
 considered, 10. 175-179, 191, 186, 
 191-192. 
 Pitt to governors on appointment, 
 of Abercromby as general in chief, 
 5. 791-792; on French War, 5. 743- 
 745; on offences against Spain, 5. 
 785. 
 recruits and their character, 1 5. 753. 
 Robinson to governors on appoint- 
 ment of Shirley, 5. 420 ; on French 
 War, 5. 337-338; on expenses of 
 French War, 5. 351-352. 
 squadron to be sent to, 5. 774-5. 
 
 North America, Bank of, act for se- 
 curity of, 24. 446. 
 
 North American Colonies, population 
 in 1755, 5. 470, 471, 472, 473. 
 troops from at Carthagena, 15. 752, 
 753. 
 
 North Americans, 16. 921. 
 
 North Bank of Chowan, ferries over, 
 15. 629. 
 
 North Banks, petition from, 22. 939. 
 
 North Branch of Catawba River, and 
 S. C. boundary, 8. 557, 561, 569, 
 573, 612. 
 
 North Britian, 10. 248; 22. 289. 
 names of persons from, 7. 543-544. 
 See also Scotland. 
 
 North Buffalow, 8. 507. 
 
 North Caroli'ma, 23. 6. 
 bounds, 1. 391. 
 description, 1. 467. 
 first name, 2. vii. 
 first use of term, 1. xxiii, xxiv; 2. 
 
 395; 25. V. 
 should collect provisions, 22. 914. 
 term used, 1. 357, 365, 367, 372; 4. 
 
 1200. 
 to be annexed to Va:, 1. 441. 
 votes not to close Miss., 22. 901. 
 North Carolina Artillery, 22. 154, 905. 
 clothing, pay, &c., to, 22. 914. 
 officers, 22. 921, 926. 
 surrendered at Charleston, 14. 816. 
 North CarolHna battalions, action of C. 
 
 C. on reorganization of, 13. 426. 
 condition, 14. 290. 
 consolidated by C. C, 15. 710-711. 
 list of officers, 13. 474-476. 
 provisions needed for, 13. 460-461. 
 report on arrangement and officers 
 
 of, 13. 469-470; on troops, 13. 343- 
 
 344. 
 returns of reenlistments, 1 5. 749-750. 
 to b« reorganized, 13. 154. 
 North Carolina brigade, 12. 558; 15. 
 
 205; 22. 93, 130, 1017; 24. 416. 
 arrangement of officers, 16. 501- 
 
 502. 
 at West Point, 14. 159. 
 bill to fill up, 13. 886, 890, 893, 905, 
 
 980, 981, 985, 996. 
 Caswell reports on, 14. 855. 
 Charleton killed, 14. 138. 
 clothing for, and deserters from, 16. 
 
 588, 589. 
 Dixon on, 16. 517-518. 
 furnish captains for courts martial, 
 
 12. 501, 505. 
 guard from, 12. 502. 
 location, 13. 496; 14. 332. 
 losses at Eutaw Springs, 15. 637- 
 
 638; of Stono, 14. 121; at Stone 
 
 Ferry, 15. 751. 
 make up of, 12. 508. 
 Martin to commander on exchange 
 
 of prisoners, 16. 708. 
 men to be in Cont. service, 14. 21. 
 movements of, 14. 222. 
 ordered to Phila., 14. vii. 
 position in army, 12. 509; in line 
 
 of march, 12. 504. 
 promotion of officers discussed, 13. 
 
 392. 
 report on, 16. 611-612, 614-616; and 
 
 returns of, 13. 428, 445, 457, 458, 
 
NO. CAR. CATECHISM 
 
 218 
 
 NO. CAR. CONT. LINE 
 
 479-481, 487-488, 503. 504-531; laid 
 before Gen. Assem., 13. 40, 401; 
 on riding horses of, 13. 427. 
 
 resolve on countermanded, 12. 842, 
 924-925, 926, 927, 933. 
 
 return ment'd, 15. 194; returns of, 
 12. 661; 15. 768; of stores furn- 
 ished to, 15. 597. 
 
 to go to S. C. and Ga., 14. 206, 209. 
 
 to join Lincoln, 14. 230. 
 
 Wilson court martialed, 12. 502. 
 North Caroldna Catechism, descrip- 
 tion of, 8. 765. 
 North Carolina Cavalry, return of, 17. 
 
 1038. 
 North Carolina Continental Line 
 (North Carolina Line), 16. 721, 
 881, 1138; 18. 10, 182, 257, 264; 
 
 19. 127, 210, 545, 549, 619, 632, 956, 
 957, 958, 963, 978, 995, 996, 1000; 
 
 20. 9, 24, 54, 93, 108, 144, 191, 
 223, 281, 408, 419, 426, 457, 489, 
 562; 21. 317, 414, 711, 727, 736, 
 764, 766, 805, 945, 950, 1025, 1035, 
 1040, 1058; 22. 94, 95, 115, 122, 
 125, 129, 214, 925, 1008, 1012^ 1016, 
 1017. 
 
 Abstract of Army Aocts, 17. 189-263. 
 
 address from 16. 43-44, 45, 48, 51, 
 62, 64; 19. 173-174; and bill for 
 relief, 19. 20, 23, 36, 37, 74, 75, 
 •106. 
 
 affairs of, 18. 57-58, 59, 61-62, 64, 
 66, 93, 110, 129, 150, 154-155, 180, 
 184, 185, 187, 189, 190, 234, 281, 
 296, 297, 298, 324, 328, 338, 351- 
 352, 365, 373, 380-382, 400-401, 
 415-16, 421, 441, 446, 447, 461. 
 
 allowance of to officers, 1 8. 820, 824, 
 
 arrearages to, 22. 806-7. 
 
 auditors to settle accounts revived, 
 
 18. 190-191, 212. 
 
 bill for relief of, 19. 80-81, 121; for 
 tax to pay interest on certificates, 
 
 19. 636-637, 702; on arrears to, 
 
 20. 200, 216, 221, 394, 434; on 
 certificates of, 21. 813, 846; issue 
 of certiiioates to, 21. 863-864, 867, 
 868, 884, 906, 907, 970, 972, 981, 
 982, 983, 984, 990, 997, 1005, 1006, 
 1008, 1056; to print currency to 
 pay, 19. 55, 566, 576, 602, 677-8; 
 to pay interest to, 19. 547; to re- 
 peal act to open land office for, 
 etc., 19. 584, 586, 593-594, 624, 63b- 
 639, 682, 683, 701, 707, 712; to 
 settle accounts, &c., 20. 61, 78 ' 
 
 88, 110; to settle accounts and 
 frauds in, 20. 207-208, 214-215, 
 
 217, 228, 230, 232, 233, 393, 408, 
 409, 420, 421, 423-424, 432-433, 472, 
 473; to settle claims of, 21. 340, 
 348, 396, 620, 662, 706. 
 
 bounty lands to, 17. 580. 
 brevet commissions for, 16. 994. 
 certificates to, 16. 527. 
 claims of, 20. 614, 615-616. 
 clothing to, 16. 505; 19. 126; not 
 
 paid for, 19. 674, 692-693. 
 com. and bill on arrears to, 19. 162, 
 
 194, 205, 212, 213, 214-215, 216, 
 
 218, 219, 220, 222, 223, 227, 229, 
 231, 280, 281, 282, 289, 293, 307, 
 310, 315, 323, 334 335, 344, 346, 
 353, 355, 356, 358, 364, 366, 367; 
 and reports on accounts of and bill 
 on, 19. 562, 575, 602, 603, 604, 605, 
 640, 651, 685-687, 697, 702-3, 705; 
 and reports on commissioners ac- 
 counts, 20. 8; on condition of, 17. 
 818-819, 904, 906; for relief of, 21. 
 756, 906. 
 
 cost of supplies to, 15. 740. 
 
 enlistments from S. C, 16. 612, 
 614. 
 
 equipment, 19. 873. 
 
 frauds in accounts of, 18. 17, 18, 20, 
 21, 22, 23, 36, 40, 47, 58-59, 61-62, 
 65, 66, 67-68, 71-74, 75, 76, 79, 80, 
 83, 85, 87, 88, 89 93, 94, 95, 96, 
 101 102, 103, 104, 108-109, 116, 121, 
 122, 125, 126, 150-151, 153-154, 156, 
 157, 161-164, 166-167, 180, 187, 192- 
 193, 200, 203-4, 206, 217, 219, 221, 
 222, 223, 232-234, 235, 241, 248, 
 249, 250-253, 267, 270, 272-274, 278, 
 284, 290, 292, 293, 298, 299, 300, 
 301, 303-307, 308, 310-311, 312, 314, 
 315, 318, 319, 321, 322, 324, 325, 
 326, 327, 329, 330, 332, 333, 334, 
 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 342, 349, 
 357, 359, 370-372, 374, 375-376, 377, 
 379, 382, 383-386, 389-390, 393, 396, 
 400, 411, 412, 426, 429-430, 432, 
 436, 437, 439, 440-441, 442, 443, 
 444, 447, 449, 451, 452, 457, 459, 
 460, 461, 465, 466, 467, 468, 470, 
 472, 475, 684, 685; 20. 747-750. 
 
 h6rse and wagons of, 16. 675. 
 
 lands for, 16. 919-920; 19. 938; con- 
 sidered, 16. 324-325; friends in, 
 20. 109, 113; in danger, 16. 524- 
 526; in West, 16. 587-588; war- 
 rants to, 18. 406, 416; warrants 
 
NO. CAR. CONT. TROOPS 219 
 
 NO. CAR. MILITIA 
 
 for widows of, 20. 1042-1043. 
 letter from agent of considered, 16. 
 
 165; of Fenner on, 20. 766, 923; 
 
 letter to ment'd, 19. 118. 
 list of officers, 18. 485-486; print- 
 ed, 18. xii. 
 memorial of officers on pay, &c., 17. 
 
 659, 661, 698, 701-702, 738, 742, 
 
 743, 777-779, 793. 
 muster rolls of wanted, 20. 129, 
 
 '604, 614, 615-616, 630, 749, 761. 
 mutiny in, 19. 957. 
 officers of rearranged, 16. xi; rec- 
 
 commended for coms, 19. 44; to 
 
 be deranged and action on same, 
 
 18. 455-6. 
 pay of, 20. 457; 21. 686; in paper, 
 
 17. 38; for supplies to wanted, 17. 
 
 68. 
 pensions for, 20. 1035-1036. 
 prisoners for embezzlement, 20. 
 
 747-749. 
 proceedings and memorial of, 18. 
 
 61-62, 64-65, 71-74, 77, 113-114, 117, 
 
 123. 
 promotion of officers, 16. 603-604, 
 
 627-628, 630-631. 
 prosecutions for frauds, 20. 610- 
 
 611, 616, 630, 634. 
 provision for, 17. 851-852, 853; for 
 
 payments of, 18. 878. 
 rank in and election of officers for, 
 
 10. 906-908. 
 rearrangement of officers, 16. 575- 
 
 577, 578, 607-610, 612, 648, 649, 
 
 653, 654, 655, 664-666, 667, 669; 
 
 17. 132, 141-142. 
 recruits for 19. 909-911; 22. 927-9. 
 relief for needed, 1 7. 272. 
 remarks on, 15. 765. 
 reports on, 15. 425, 426; on bound- 
 ary coms'r for, 19. 626-627, 635; 
 
 in Camden Co., 18. 796-798; on 
 
 supplies to, 18. 484-476, -495-496. 
 return of, 15. 420. 
 roster of, 16. 1002-1197. 
 services, 22. 729-31. 
 settlement of accounts of, 17. 470- 
 
 471; 20. 535. 
 suffers at Valley Forge, 13. iii. 
 sums due to, &o., 18. 651, 653-654, 
 
 691-692, 700-703, 727-735. 
 supplies to, 16. 779; exchanged, 16. 
 
 486. 
 See also Troops. 
 North Carolina ContCnental troops, 
 
 24. 456. 
 
 North Carolina Currency, 15. 656. 
 North Carolina Detachment, return of 
 
 that under Waddell, 15. 760. 
 North Carolina dragoons, report of 
 
 Board of War on disposition of, 
 
 13. 58, 496-498, 499. 
 North Carolina Gazette, 8. v, 268, 269, 
 
 331; 9. 1223; 10. xiv, 268, 273, 
 
 417, 465, 473, 475, 550, 1021; 12. 
 623, 745; 13. 226; 17. 364, 498, 
 500, 504; 18. 196, 199, 420, 428, 
 571, 716, 805; 24. 427, 686, 741, 742, 
 855, 933. 
 
 extracts from, 9. 1031-1041, 1132, 
 1133-35, 1145; 11. 742, 743, 747, 
 753, 755, 759, 774, 778, 787, 789- 
 790, 799, 804-806, 812-813, 815- 
 816, 822-823, 824-825; 13. 355-36(5, 
 362-364, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 
 378, 380, 389, 397, 402, 408, 411, 
 
 418, 420, 421, 425, 431, 438, 450, 
 452, 455, 456, 459, 461, 462, 463, 
 464, 468, 471, 477, 482, 486, 499. 
 500, 501; 18. 21-22. 
 
 loyal addresses published in, 9. 1200, 
 
 1203. 
 quoted, 13. vi. 
 
 reprints from on Stamp act, 8. 123- 
 125, 127-130, 143, I680-I68/, 187- 
 188. 
 threatened suspension of, 13, 259. 
 See also Printers. 
 North Carolina Legion, 18. 474, 1138, 
 1149, 1162, 1201. 
 promotion in, 16. 312. 
 report on wanted, 18. 512. 
 North Carolina Letter Book, extracts, 
 
 17. 1047-1048. 
 North Carolina Loyalists, 14. 517. 
 organized in Fla., 1 1 . xviii. 
 See also Loyalists, Tories. 
 North Carolina Lutheran Synod, 8. 
 761, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 
 787, 791, 792, 793, 794, 795, 796. 
 fraternal union with Episcopal 
 
 Church, 8. 788-91. 
 history, 8. 773-776. 
 North Carolina IVIedical Society, bill 
 to incorporate, 21. 758, 795, 889, 
 907, 910, 911, 956, 957, 1010. 
 North Carolina Mercury, 10. 1021. 
 North Carloina mii;tia, 17. 407, 1046, 
 1047; 19. 960, 971, 973, 974, 995- 
 996; 22. 98, 123, 142, 150, 1017. 
 discontent among, 19. 986-987, 988. 
 join Greene, 17. 1002. 
 losses at Stone Ferry, 15. 751. 
 
NO. CAK. MIS. ROLLS 
 
 220 
 
 NORTH RIVER 
 
 reports on, 17. 1042-43, 1054-61. 
 return of, 22. 1022; at Guilford C. 
 
 H., 17. 1038. 
 services, 22. 730. 
 threatened by Br., 17. 1044-1046. 
 North Carolina Miscellaneous Rolls, 
 
 extracts from, 17. 1042. 
 North Carolina Rail Road, 8. 746, 
 
 747. 
 North Carolina Regiment (Amer.), 8. 
 
 24. 
 North Carolina Regiment (Br.), 17. 
 980; 22. 191, 231. 
 and battle of Camden, 1 5. 270. 
 losses at Hanging Rock. 14. 868. 
 See also Loyalists, N. C. Royal mili- 
 tia, N. C. Loyalists, N. C. Volun- 
 teers, Tories. 
 North Carolina Regulars, 22. 122. 
 North Carolina Royal Militia, mem- 
 bers of convicted of treason, 16. 
 684, .685, 694, 699, 708. 
 North Carolina State Papers, extracts 
 from, 13. 424; 14. 800-801, 802, 
 818-19, 824-825; 15. 1-3, 60, 98-100, 
 117-118. 
 North Carolina Troops, 18. 164; 19. 
 996. 
 promotions in discussed, 13. 263. 
 North Carolina Univ. Mag., reprint 
 
 from, 11. 828-837. 
 North Carolina Volunteers (Br.), at 
 Guilford C. H., 17.1024. 
 report on, 15. 397; 17. 1009, 1027. 
 See also N. 0. Loyalists; N. C. Regi- 
 ment (Br.) ; Tories. 
 North Cove, 10. 713. 
 North Creek, 7. 866. 
 North Dividing Creek, 4. 71. 
 North East, 14. 834. 
 North East Branch of Cape Fear 
 River, 3. 417, 425, 502, 617; 4. 
 40, 43, 44, 45, 156, 222, 223, 640, 
 644, 646, 684, 685, 686, 688, 689, 
 1047, 1127; 5. 158, 353, 621, 1210; 
 8. 608; 15. 559; 22. 135, 298, 384, 
 386; 23. 133, 187, 220, 342, 369, 418, 
 456, 910; 24. 332, 636, 637, 846; 
 25. 257, 298, 488. 
 North East Branch Cape Fear River, 
 act for bridge over, 23. 687; 25. 
 506-7; for coms'rs on roads of, 
 25. 264; for town on, 23. 399; 
 25. 268-70. 
 bill for bridge over, 7. 301, 303, 311, 
 313, 339, 359, 360, 364, 365, 380, 
 383-384, 388, 420; 19. 640; to 
 
 amend act on bridge, 13. 850, 871, 
 942, 959, 975; to clear up, 4. 1320, 
 1333, 1334, 1335; to Improve navi- 
 gation, 20. 170, 176, 188, 199, 300, 
 350; to erect town on, 5. 41, 43, 
 45, 46, 49, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 
 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 199, 201, 
 203, 204, 205, 206, 208; 6. 855, 861, 
 876, 919, 923, 928; 18. 127, 167, 
 188, 338, 346, 353, 379, 393-394, 
 398; bridge over bought, 19. 440. 
 
 British on, 15. 782. 
 
 land on wanted by Swiss, 4. 208. 
 
 McCuUoh lands on, 4. 162, 163; 5. 
 xxxiii; 8. 570. 
 
 navigable, 1 5. 569. 
 
 sawmills on, 8. xlvii. 
 
 skirmish on, 15. 787, 789. 
 North East Bridge, 10. 696; 24. 948, 
 North East Camp, 8. 600. 
 North East Co. Dist., report on militia, 
 
 22. 337, 341-2. 
 
 North East Parish of Chowan Pre- 
 cinct, 25. 177, 178. 
 North East Parish of Pasq. Precinct, 
 
 23. 6, 7. 
 established, 2. 207. 
 vestryman of, 2. 209. 
 
 North East Part of Carolina, 25. 162, 
 
 167, 168, 169, 172, 173. 176, 179, 
 
 182, 184, 191, 194, 196, 198, 199, 
 
 200, 201, 204, 206, 210, 211, 212. 
 
 North East R^ver, 4. 53; 6. 1018, 1088, 
 
 11. 832. 
 North East River, 20. 594. 
 North East Swamp, bill to improve 
 navigation, 20. 170, 176, 188, 199, 
 300, 350. 
 North Fork, The, 22. 702. 
 North Fork of Second Broad River, 
 
 bill on fish, 20. 181, 355. 
 North Island, 2. 751. 
 North Landing, 9. 34. 
 North Mountain, 5. 1201. 
 North River, 2. 317, 500, 724, 747, 751; 
 4. 335; 6. 1019, 1020; 11. 808; 13. 
 464; 23. 221 
 act for canal to, 14. 871-2; for road 
 
 to, 23. 592; 25. 474-5. 
 bill for canal to, 18. 14, 30, 43, 242, 
 246, 265, 266; for road to, 6. 853, 
 854, 861, 866, 872, 874, 891, 919, 
 923, 928, 943, 946. 
 fort on, 16. 881. 
 
 inspection at, 24. 581; 25. 313, 380. 
 observations from, 1. 386. 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 217. 
 
NORTH RIVER 
 
 221 
 
 NORTH WEST RIVER 
 
 threatened, 1 1 . 437. 
 
 tobacco inspection at, 23. 641, 792. 
 North River (Currituck), 24. 647, 960. 
 North River, N. Y., 8. xxxix; 1 1 . 514, 
 542 (?), 666; 13. 197, 237, 495, 
 
 14. 191, 563. 
 
 North River Bridge, 25. 474. 
 
 North River Point, 2. 802. 
 
 North Sea, 16. 897. 
 
 North Shore, 2. 11. 
 
 North Shore of Chowan River, 2. 17. 
 
 North Shore of the Sound, 2. 118, 119, 
 150. 
 
 North Star, the, brings in salt, 9. 
 1103. 
 
 North West Branch of Cape Fear 
 River, 3. 425, 442, 471, 502; 4. 
 51, 57, 59, 60, 71, 156, 219, 280, 335, 
 811, 890, 948, 949, 950; 5. 164, 246, 
 354, 494, 1012, 1210; 6. 579, 608, 
 609, 729, 740-741, 765, 766, 816, 
 1072; 9. 181, 659; 10. 466; 11. 
 284; 13. 313, 315; 15. 651; 16. 
 596; 22. 299; 23. 149, 187, 220, 
 221, 369, 418, 447, 448, 513, 592, 
 594, 622, 910; 24. 636, 637, 848, 
 985; 25. 264, 298, 470, 480, 487, 
 488. 
 act for ferry on, 23. 479; 25. 356; 
 for road to, 23. 439, 662-3; 25. 
 330; for town on, 23. 920-2. 
 and S. C. boundary, 5. 380, 381, 382. 
 
 389, 390. 
 bill for ferry over, 5. 873-874, 876, 
 888, 894-895, 896, 897, 899, 900, 
 902, 924; for road to, 5. 504, 505, 
 508, 509, 519, 532, 534, 535, 536, 
 537, 541, 544, 558; for town on, 8. 
 820-821, 857, 865, 874, 880, 883, 
 891, 924-925, 937, 938, 947, 948, 
 953; 8. 295, 296, 297, 299, 300, 301, 
 321, 325-326, 332, 336, 339, 340, 
 341, 342, 343, 349, 366, 393, 438, 
 477, 479, 523; 9. 386, 388, 391, 443, 
 462, 463, 468, 473, 475, 479, 483, 
 583, 659, 726, 774; to amend act 
 for town on, 7. 563, 591, 598, 601, 
 604, 629, 635, 637, 639. 
 cattle and horses to be collected on, 
 
 15. 206. 
 course, 6. 784. 
 freshet in, 1 T. 168. 
 navigable, 15. 569. 
 
 proposed grant to McCuUoh on, 4. 
 
 162. 
 saw mills on, 8. xlvii. 
 Swiss want lands on, 4. 157. 
 
 North West Branch of New Rfiver, bill 
 
 for navigation, 19. 428-429, 763, 791. 
 North West Co. Dists., report on, 22. 
 
 337. 
 North West District of New Hanover 
 
 Co., act on road for, 23. 220. 
 North West High Road, 25. 463. 
 North West Landing, 2. 751; 14. 95; 
 
 25. 469. 
 North West IVIain Road, 25. 463. 
 North West Parish, 4. 7; 5. 116, 406; 
 23. 187. 
 act to divide, 23. 498-500; to fix 
 
 boundary, 23. 164-165, 336, 445. 
 bill to divide, 5. 1019, 1020, 1036, 
 1047, 1048, 1049, 1052, 1054, 1055, 
 1097. 
 part added to St. George's, 23. 504. 
 North West Parish of Bertie, 3. 334. 
 act to create, 23. Ill, 334; 25. 210, 
 298-304; to fix boundaries, 23. 205- 
 206, 337. 
 North West Passage, Dobbs desires 
 
 discovery of, 5. v; 6. 992. 
 North West River (Biaden), 24. 533. 
 North West River (Curritucl<), 3. 186; 
 4. 53; 6. 1081, .1084; 23. 120; 25. 
 161. 
 army at, 15. 673. 
 boundary of N. C. and Va., 2. 731, 
 
 747, 748, 750, 751, 803. 
 British on, 15. xiii, 145. 
 Lamb on act for road to, 7. 225. 
 observations from, 1. 386. 
 toll books to be kept at, 23. 60- 
 61, 333. 
 North West River (Cape Fear?), act 
 
 for road to, 25. 481. 
 North West River, (New Han.), 24. 
 
 985. 
 North West River, (Onslow), bill for 
 ferry on, 7. 48, 50, 51, 54, 61, 70, 
 71, 76, 78, 80, 83-84; for Onslow 
 C. H. on, 5. 534, 535, 542; for road 
 to, 6. 492, 855, 856, 861, 872, 874, 
 891, 921, 923-924, 928, 936, 943, 952, 
 1233, 1238, 1239-1240, 1243, 1243- 
 1244, 1253, 12S5, 1286-1287, 1293- 
 1294, 1295,1297, 1301-1302, 1303, 
 7. 92 
 proposed settlement for, 4. 156. 
 North West River Bridge, Va., 15. 144, 
 158; 19. 893. 
 aid sent to Gregory, 17. 806-807, 808. 
 Gregory at, 17. 992. 
 troops at, 15. 112. 
 North West River Bridge Camp, 15. 
 
NOETH WEST STORE 
 
 222 
 
 NOETHAMPTON CO. 
 
 112, 156. 
 
 North West Store, 5. 357. 
 
 North West Territory, 16. 261. 
 gov't, 20. 740-746, 774. 
 lands of ceded to U. S., 16. 891, 
 892. 
 
 Northampton Co., 4. 724, 989, 990, 
 1025, 1026, 1072, 1123, 1125, 1170, 
 1231, 1233, 1336; 5. x, xlii, 2, 241, 
 590, 591, 976, 1008, 1047, 1059; 
 6. 154, 381, 407, 537, 547, 735, 742, 
 807, 900o, 978, 980, 981, 994, 1042, 
 1050, 1127, 1265; 7. 7, 252, 265, 
 352, 383, 424, 477, 575; 8. 12, 13, 
 20, .45, 228, 315; 9. 20, 21, 156, 298, 
 325, 592, 1003; 10. xxxiv, 66, 416, 
 525, 558, 585, 917, 937, 977; 11. 
 320, 657, 679; 12. 133, 134, 136, 
 190, 295, 296, 358; 13. 98, 168, 652; 
 15. 450, 480, 493, 582, 588; 16. 
 564; 18. 252, 497; 19. 222, 223, 
 403, 405, 406, 409, 464, 474, 488, 
 524, 728, 731, 819, 828; 20. 26, 146, 
 325, 330, 531, 542, 560, 576; 21. 
 101, 1070; 22. 106, 287, 606, 756, 
 780, 781,; 23. 249, 255, 271, 273, 
 373, 411, 478, 488, 496, 508, 514, 
 553, 564, 575, 618, 620, 626, 633, 
 692, 705, 723, 855, 874, 904, 912, 
 927, 946, 991; 24. 107, 109, 581, 
 860, 938; 25. 64, 256, 467, 496. 
 act for court, 24. 37-9, 50-64, 161; 
 25. 274-87, 437; for tax, 23. 544-5; 
 25. 472; for parrish in, 25. 298- 
 304; for poor house, 24. 738-9; for 
 tax for public buildings, 24. 519, 
 594, 625, 632-3, 703, 767; for town 
 in, 23. 346; 24. 856-7, 960-1; 25. 
 240-2; on boundary, 23. 658; on 
 jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5; 25. 422; on 
 roads, 23. 449-51; on strays, 23. 
 777-9, 972; to add part to Bute, 
 
 23. 754-5; to divide, 23. 503-4; to 
 divide North West Parish, 23. 498- 
 500; to establish, 23. 205-206, 337, 
 445; to erect repealed, 5. 93, 
 116; and to be re-enacted, 5. 405- 
 407; to fix time ot co. ct., 23. 484; 
 
 24. 717-18; 25. 288, 364, 406. 
 asks for incorporation of town, 6. 
 
 1269-1270; for minister, 7. 790. 
 bill for fixing place of courts, 5. 1010, 
 1021, 1022, 1023, 1036, 1053 1056, 
 1059, 1060, 1061, 1062, 1065, 1097; 
 for payment of taxes in tobacco, 
 6. 667, 674; for public buildings, 
 19. 611, 676, 702; 20. 24; for tax 
 
 for public building, 19. 409, 419, 
 422, 470, 735, 749, 755, 807, 817; 
 for town in. 4. 1055, 1056, 1057, 
 1058, 1064; 7. 577; 18. 17, 30, 44, 
 247, 249, 253, 259, 266, 268; 21. 
 54, 77, 85, 117, 122; on strays, 8. 
 100, 325; 9. 842, 848, 852, 861, 894, 
 895, 907, 910, 913, 914, 928, 1014; 
 to add part to Bute, 7. 558, 560, 
 579, 584, 585, 623, 625-626, 668; to 
 alter line of, 6. 1232, 1234, 1238, 
 1240, 1253, 1284, 1287, 1294, 1298, 
 1299; 7. 92; to alter time of court, 
 4. 1054; 5. 875, 876, 899, 900, 901, 
 1005, 1008, 1010, 1011; to appoint 
 treasurer, 4. 1322, 1323, 1324, 1328, 
 1338, 1339, 1340, 1342, 1343, 1348; 
 to divide parish in, 5. 1047, 1048, 
 1049, 1052, 1054, 1055, 1097; to 
 erect poor house in, 17. 286; to 
 make new county out of, 6. 128, 
 129, 131, 161-162, 163-164, 168, 170, 
 171, 183, 200; to pay for goods 
 burned, 6. 644, 649, 650-651, 660, 
 674, 675, 684, 685, 750. 
 
 cases of tried at Edgecombe C. H., 
 23. 253. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 834-856. 
 
 clergy in, 8. 222. 
 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 639, 748. 
 
 complaints of officers from, 8. 313. 
 
 court days, 23. 703, 704, 874, 885, 
 932, 946, 990. 
 
 debts due to, 8. 280-281. 
 
 drafts in, 1 5. 360. 
 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 572. 
 
 Edwards clerk of, 5. 634. 
 
 established out of Bertie, 6. 302. 
 
 in Halifax dist, 15. 377. 
 
 Indians in, 5. 321. 
 
 inspection in, 25. 313, 379. 
 
 J. P.'s in, 4. 713, 966, 1038; 5. 32; 
 6. 335; 9. 75; 23. 995. 
 
 land grants in, 4. 619, 626, 627, 
 634, 635, 638, 641, 643, 651, 703, 704, 
 705, 709, 710, 711, 712, 761, 764, 
 765, 766, 767, 768, 1033. 
 
 members of assembly, 4. 731, 733, 
 740, 816, 1170, 1231; 5. 232, 239, 
 521, 697, 847, 1110; 6. 77, 98, 135, 
 147, 364, 662, 801, 893, 1152, 1259, 
 1260; 7. 284, 342, 346, 347, 351; 8. 
 106, 303, 307, 308, 310, 418; 9. 148, 
 448, 734, 736, 1188; 12. 2, 18, 266, 
 272, 342, 590, 656, 671; 13. 736, 
 785, 811, 885; 16. 2; 17. 265, 277, 
 
NORTHAMPTON CO. 
 
 223 
 
 NORTHEY, EDWARD 
 
 795, 878; 18. 2, 227, 267; 19. 1, 
 129, 158, 234, 400, 513, 718, 745; 
 20. 2, 5, 31, 37, 120, 302, 476; 21. 
 
 2, 194, 730, 872, 893. 
 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 3, 38. 
 
 members in Prov. Congress, 9. xxxi, 
 
 1042, 1179; 10. 165, 501, 508, 515, 
 
 914, 946, 961. 
 militia in, 5. 575, 603; in regulator 
 
 campaign, 8. 697, 702, 707; in 
 
 Spanish alarm, 22. 273-274; or- 
 ganization of, 10. 626, facing 680, 
 
 944; returns, 22. 309, 313. 
 Morton settles in, 7. 241-242, 252- 
 
 253, 260; to S. P. G. on his work 
 
 in, 7. 424. 
 new county cut out of, 6. 227. 
 no bounty to troops, 15. 8. 
 number members in assem., 5. 87, 
 
 88. 
 officers, 9. 298. 
 organization of troops, 10. 205, 207, 
 
 531, 626, facing 680. 
 owes state, 21. 1068, 1076. 
 parishes and ministers in, 7. 457, 
 
 541. 
 payments to Jones, 5. 969. 
 petition from, 19. 160, 162, 171, 174, 
 
 280, 291; for new county, 5. 1068; 
 
 for repeal of on free negroes, 6. 
 
 982-983; on inter-marriages, 5. 
 
 295. 
 population, 18. iii, 433. 
 regulation in, 8. 537. 
 religious affairs in, 6. 1052. 
 report on militia of, 5. 163. 
 salt sold in, 12. 101. 
 sheriffs, 5. 978, 982. 
 slave burnt in, 5. 976. 
 slaves not to cultivate tobacco, 23. 
 
 952. 
 S. C. proceedings, 10. 140. 
 supreme ct. of held in Enfield, 5. 
 
 260. 
 tax in, 19. 707. 
 taxables in, 7. 146, 284, 289, 539 
 
 541; in 1754, 5. 320, 575, 603. 
 time for inferior ct., 7. 609, 647. 
 tobacco inspection in, 23. 641, 736, 
 
 792. 
 treasurer for, 23. 378-380, 400. 
 troops to be raised, 13. 411; 24. 
 
 153. 
 Northampton Co., Pa., 8. 728. 
 
 Germans in, 8. 729. 
 Northampton Co., Va., tithables in 
 
 1756. 5. 565. 
 Northampton District, act on place for 
 courts, 23. 490-2. 
 recruiting officer for, 22. 928. 
 Northamptonshire, Eng., 4. 877. 
 Northcoat (Northcoate), John, ap- 
 praiser, 1. 449. 
 attorney, 1. 443. 
 imports persons, 1. 396. 
 Northcoate, John, imported, 1. 394. 
 Northcot, John, claims, 9. 590. 
 Northcut, John, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Northen, Philip, q.uit rents of, 22. 
 
 247. 
 Northern, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Northern Army, 22. 588. 
 address of to Washington and his 
 
 reply on pay, 16. 826-832. 
 hopes from, 15. 502. 
 supplied on contract, 1 6. 8. 
 Northern Army (Br.), 15. 292. 
 Northern Counties, members refuse to 
 attend assembly, 6. 1035, 1036. ~ 
 opposed to Southern, 9. 1053. 
 outvote the Southern, 6. 972. 
 property threatened in, 4. 1146. 
 refuse to use paper money, 6. vii. 
 struggle for representation. See 
 Representation, struggle for. 
 Northern District, 18. 760. 
 Northern District, bill for treasurer 
 for, 7. 555, 556, 557, 562, 574, 575, 
 578, 590, 595, 597, 599, 602, 623, 
 631-632, 668, 651, 695. 
 Northern Indians, 19. 848, 951. 
 ready to revolt, 17. 109. 
 send war message to Cherokees, 10. 
 773-774, 776-779, 780, 782, 784; 17. 
 115. 
 threaten South, 20. 653, 655, 677; 
 Tenn., 20. 708, 711, 712; war, 20. 
 692; 22. 494, 683. 
 trouble those in South, 17. 428, 429. 
 Northern States, 16. viii, 679, 734; 18. 
 757; 20. 655; 22. 812. 
 and militia, 17. 97. 
 arms in, 17. 103. 
 in Fed. Conv., 20. iv. 
 jealousy of in C. C, 11. 396. 
 Northern Neck of Va., charter of, 1. 
 
 848. 
 Northern's Creek, 2. 751. 
 Northern's House, 2. 747. 
 Northey, IVIr., at Board of Trade meet- 
 ing, 8. 275-277. 
 Northey (Northy), Sir Edward, opin- 
 ion on impressing seamen, 4. 639. 
 
NORTHEY, SAMUEL 
 
 224 
 
 NORWOOD, JOHN 
 
 on efforts to stop the making of 
 
 temporary laws in colonies, 2. 136. 
 opinion on S. C. church acts, 1. 642- 
 
 643. 
 Northey, Samuel, land lapses, 2. 772. 
 petition and complaint ment'd, 2. 
 
 817. 
 petitions Everard against unjust 
 
 court judgments, 2. 757-761, 762. 
 Northey, W., to Tryon on laws of 1768 
 
 and 1769, 8. 264-267. 
 Northgroves, Wm., army rank, 16. 
 
 1125. 
 Northumberland, Duke of^ 9. 1092. 
 Northumberland, Earl of, 7. 459. 
 Northumberland (parole), 8. 595. 
 Northumberland Co., Va., tithables 
 
 in 1756, 5. 565. 
 Northven, John, in militia, 9. 59. 
 Northy, , Allen vs., case recited, 
 
 3. 225. 
 Northy, , Trotter vs., case recited, 
 
 3. 225. 
 Northy, David, law suit, 2. 108. 
 Northy, Sam'l., Jr., asks for lapsed 
 
 land, 2. 378. 
 Norton, Capt., sails on war erpedition, 
 
 1. 878. 
 Norton, Lt., court martialed, 12. 523- 
 
 524. 
 Norton, Aaron, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Norton, Cornelius, witness, 5. 778. 
 Norton, Cornelius, Jr., witness, 5. 778. 
 Norton, Isham, Sr., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Norton, Isom, in militia, 17. 1058. 
 Norton, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Norton, John, abuses governor, 2. 540, 
 
 541-542. 
 indicted, 2. 267-8. 
 juror, 2. 596. 
 law suit, 2. 112. 
 
 to muster troops for S. C, 2. 180. 
 vestryman, 23. 7. 
 Norton, John, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Norton, John, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Norton, Jonathan, in militia, 22. 348. 
 Norton, Jos., judge, 1. 491. 
 Norton, Richard, petition on catching 
 
 fish, 9. 87-88. 
 Norton, Richard, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Norton, Stephen, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809. 
 Norton, W., land grant to, 4. 56. 
 Norton, Wm., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 
 Norton, Wm., army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Norton, Wm., in army, 15. 721. 
 Norton, Wm., in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Norton, Wm., in militia, 17. 1058. 
 Norton, Wm., land grant to, 4. 49, 218, 
 336. 
 rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Norton, Wm., petition on catching 
 
 flsh, 9. 87-88. 
 Norton, Wm., regulator, 7. 736. 
 Norton, Wm., road coms'r, 23. 221. 
 Norton, Wm., run to, 22. 444. 
 Norvil, Elizabeth, q.uit rents of, 22. 
 
 242. 
 Norvlll, James, settler, 1. 76. 
 Norvill, Thomas, settler, 1. 76. 
 Norwalk, Conn., 9. 1232. 
 
 burned, 8. xxxviii. 
 Norway, 5. 318, 322; 15. 339. 
 naval stores exported from, 6. 1031. 
 rates on freight from, 1. 599. 
 trade with, 6. 1033. 
 traders from, 1. 468. 
 Norwed, Jno., in militia, 22. 367. 
 
 Norwell, . exchanged, 16. 675. 
 
 Norwel! (Norvil, Norvill), Enos, army 
 pay, 17. 235. 
 army rank, 16. 1126. 
 pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Norwell, Wm., army pay, 17. 235. 
 Norwest, the, 9. 1022. 
 Norwood, George, land grant to, 4. 619. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 CJorwood, Gilliam, in militia, 22. 160. 
 Norwood, Gillum, takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Norwood, John, act for him to sell 
 land, 24. 313. 
 bill to enable him to sell lands, 13. 
 
 866, 872, 889, 957, 963, 980. 
 boundary and co. coms'r, 24. 228, 
 
 229, 449. 
 
 in assembly, 13. 913, 925, 928, 959, 
 
 975, 980, 982, 984, 988, 990, 1000; 
 
 19. 385. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 2, 5, 25, 28, 30, 31. 
 
 on com. of assemb., 13. 867, 915, 
 
 958. 
 on S. C. of Halifax Dist, 10. 215. 
 Norwood, John, army pay, 17. 235. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Norwood, John, in Davidson's Co., 14. 
 
 294. 
 Norwood, Jno., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Norwood, Jno., In militia, 22. 392. 
 Norwood, John, petitions for Windsor 
 
 as C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Norwood, John, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
NORWOOD, JOHN 
 
 225 
 
 NOTTOWAY 
 
 Norwood, John, resigns as J. P., 19. 
 588. 
 
 Norwood, Jordan, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 
 Norwood, Jordan, in militia, 22. 167. 
 
 Norwood, Math., land grant asked for, 
 4. 634. 
 
 Norwood, Nat., juror, 4. 522. 
 
 Norwood, Nath., land grant to, 4. 634. 
 
 Norwood, Nath'l, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 
 Norwood, Samuel, juror, 4. 522. 
 
 Norwood, Theophilus, land grant to, 4. 
 279. 
 
 Norwood, Thos., land grant asked, 4. 
 971; grant to, 4. 803, 968, 1254; 
 grant to delayed, 4. 1252-1253. 
 land to be surveyed, 5. 813. 
 resurvey ordered for, 4. 1037. 
 
 Norwood, Wm., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 
 Norwood, Wm., land grant to, 4. 619, 
 641. 
 
 Norwood, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 Nosworthy, Saml., army rank, 16. 
 1125. 
 
 Notaries, gov. to appoint, 24. 99. 
 
 Notationes in totam Soripturam Sac- 
 ram, 2. 583. 
 
 Notchay Fort, 17. 519. 
 
 Notched Entries, history of, 5. 642- 
 643. 
 
 Notchee Creel<, "22. 1002, 1004. 
 
 Notcher, Wm., in militia, 22. 42. 
 
 Notes, act to issue, 23. 781-3. 
 and bonds, bill to prevent taking 
 judgment on, 6. 1223, 1233, 1235, 
 1267, 1268, 1271, 1284-5. 
 bill for recovery of money on, 6. 818- 
 819, 844, 862, 870, 874, 890, 904- 
 905, 906, 931, 944, 945, 946. 
 bills and bonds, act on proceedings 
 on, 25. 53-4; to make negotiable, 
 24. 791-2. 
 issue of discussed, 5. 825, 826, 827. 
 private, Dobbs's proclamation 
 against, 6. 955; issued by Murray 
 and reasons, 5. 937-938, 941, 943- 
 944, 952-953; of Murray and Ruth- 
 erford ment'd, 5. 988; investi- 
 gated, 5. 825. 
 promisory, act to recover on, 23. 
 586-8; Eng. act on in force in N. 
 C, .23. 325. 
 report on issue of, 6. 203. 
 use of to pay soldiers^ 16. 838-839, 
 845-848. 
 
 Notes, Prefatory, 1. ix-xxxiv; 2. iii- 
 xix; 3. iii-xviil; 4. iii-xxii; 5. 
 iii-lxi; 6. iil-xxv; 7. iii-xxxiv; 
 
 8. iii-xlvlil; 9. iii-xlvii; 10. iii-xli; 
 
 11. vii-xx; 12. iii-v; 13. iii-xiv; 
 
 14. iii-xvi; 15. iii-xiv; 16. iii-xii; 
 
 17. iil-x; 18. iii-ix; 19. iii-vi; 20. 
 
 iii-vil; 21. ili-vi; 22. iii-vii; 23. 
 
 lii; 24. iii-iv; 25. iii-yi; 26. iii-iv. 
 
 Notes of credit, act to issue, 25. 331- 
 
 3, 345-8, 350-2, 361-4, 370-2, 394. 
 
 to be redeemed, 5. 887. 
 
 to be paid out of glebe funds, 5. 923, 
 
 925. 
 See also Bills of Credit, currency, 
 money. 
 Northern, Samuel, army pay, 17. 235. 
 Northern, Sol., army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Notley, Prince of, complains of en- 
 croachments, 13. 184. 
 Notley, Thos., commissioner on to- 
 bacco planting, 1. 117-118, 139-140, 
 151-153. 
 Notley RSver, 5. 1192. 
 Notre Dame, brig., 15. 39, 392. 
 
 Nott, , killed, 15. 571. 
 
 Nott, Col., reports on war materials in 
 
 Va., 1. 835. 
 Nott, Andrew, land grant to, 4. 1246. 
 Nott, Jethro., army pay, 17. 235. 
 Nottingham Township, N. J., offered 
 as site of Federal capital, 16. 843. 
 Nottoway Indian Town, 1. 739, 743. 
 interview with Tuscaroras at, 1 . 808, 
 809, 815, 816. 
 Nottoway Indians, capture Cherokee 
 woman, 7. 268. 
 educate their boys, 1. 817. 
 fight French, 5. 584. 
 killed by Tuscaroras, 1. 863. 
 location, 1. 661, 662, 663. 
 not to be trusted, 1. 884. 
 number, 3. 89. 
 
 promise to join English, 5. 647. 
 to give depositions on Va. boundary, 
 
 1. 740. 
 tribute to, 1. 745. 
 Nottoway Parish, Va., 8. 12. 
 Nottoway (Notteway, Nottoaway) 
 River, 2. 499; 8. 154; 15. 629; 22. 
 542. 
 a public highway, 25. 92. 
 and Virginia boundary, 1. 740, 743, 
 744, 745, 748, 757; 2. 205, 222, 223, 
 517, 518, 681, 683, 731, 733, 748, 756, 
 757, 776, 777, 806, 807. 
 boundary of Indians, 1. 660, 661, 663; 
 
 of N. C, t. 648. 
 Carolina land patents north of, 2. 
 135. 
 
 3—15 
 
NOURSE, JOSEPH 
 
 226 
 
 NUGENT, P. 
 
 location, 1. 668, 676. 
 surveyor begins boundary on, 1. 646. 
 surveys on, 1. 641. 
 Nourse (Mourse), Joseph, 14. 21S, 565. 
 register of treasury, 16. 355, 928, 
 929; 17. 533, 534, 535, 536, 562; 
 18. 165, 387. 
 report of, 18. 667-669. 
 to Caswell on distribution of proof 
 sheets of currency bills, 14. 212- 
 213. 
 Nova (Novia) Scotia, 3. 432; 5. 393, 
 410, 639, 658, 753, 757, 783, 808; 7. 
 459; 9. 1090; 10. 458; 15. 44; 16. 
 X, 390, 902, 991; 18.' 623, 663, 680. 
 Acadians (?) imported into Va. 
 
 from, 5. 446, 562. 
 and Amer. Union, 14. 309. 
 and U. S. boundary, 16. 749, 750; 
 
 17. 5, 6. 
 British sail to, 16. 872. 
 Fanning It. gov. of, 8. xli 
 fishing allowed, 16. 751; 17.. 6, 7. 
 French ships captured, 5. 436. 
 in vice admiralty dist. of Halifax, 
 
 11. 217, 218. 
 instructions in regard to defense of, 
 2. 393-394; to gov. on, 11. 242, 244. 
 may be admitted to Cont. Assn, 10. 
 
 178. 
 negroes sent to, 16. 972; 17. 125; 
 brought from, 17. 385, 389, 595- 
 596; to be seized, 20. 86. 
 no vessel to load for, 9. 1281. 
 not fit for Swiss, 4. 157-158. 
 population in 1755, 5. 470. 
 refugees from, 17. 457. 
 restored to Great Britian 5. 463 
 
 465, 467. 
 seal for, 11. 211. 
 sought by neutrals, 5. 585. 
 taken by French, 5. 221, 222. 
 troops in to be increased, 5. 330; 
 raised in for N. C, 10. 421; sent 
 to, 5. 407. 
 Noveal, Henry, army pay, 17. 232. 
 Newel, Allis, buys land, 1. 485. 
 Nowel, Ellener, sells land, 1. 485. 
 Newel, Harman, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Nowel, Jno., in militia, 22. 333. 
 Nowel, Josiah, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 Newell, AMce, imported, l'. 395. 
 Newell, Daniel, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Newell, Elllnor, imported, 1. 395. 
 Newell, Joan, imported, 1. 395. 
 Newell, John, Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1180. 
 Newell, Jesiah, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Newell, Olliver, imported, 1. 395. 
 Newell (Nowel), Richard, buys and 
 sells land, 1. 610. 
 gives power of att'y, 1- 609. 
 imports persons, 1. 395. 
 law suit, 1. 393. 
 road overseer, 1. 486. 
 sells land, 1. 485. 
 Newell, Thos., reports on captures, 
 
 22. 966. 
 Newels, Peter, petition " separation, 
 
 22. 705-9. 
 Nowil, James, asks relief from church 
 
 tax, 9. 95-96. 
 NewM, James, petition on who are 
 
 tithables, 9. 97. 
 Nowland (Nowlan, Nolan), Morris, es- 
 tate and action on suit against 
 same mentioned, 10. 964-965. 
 loyalist, 10. 597. 
 
 surrenders charter of Campbelton, 
 9. 270-271. 
 Newles. See Knowles. 
 Nowles, Richd., army rank, 16. 1126. • 
 NewlCng, Charles, in militia, 22. 161. 
 Nowling, Danl., in militia, 22. 161. 
 Nowling, David, in militia, 22. 162. 
 Newling, James, in militia, 22. 161. 
 Noy, John, rights proved, 4. 709. 
 Neyes. See Noise. 
 Moyes, Mr., 9. 1232. 
 Nube, Francis, army rank, 16. 1127. 
 
 See also Newby. 
 Nucket, Thomas, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89-90. 
 Nuchels, John, complains on trouble 
 in collecting taxes in Tryon Co., 
 9. 56. 
 favorable report on petition and 
 resolution to ask S. C. to collect 
 taxes on border, 0. 803. 
 petition considered and rejected, 9. 
 
 501, 502, 508. 
 presents claims for expedition 
 against Cherokees, 8. 517-518. 
 Neustra Senora de Guadalupe, ship 
 wrecked, 4. 1300-1303, 1304, 1305,' 
 1308, 1310. 
 Nugent, Edward, deputy surveyor, 5. 
 
 811, 812. 
 Nugent, Ed., in militia, 22. 357. 
 Nugent, H., appoints Lucas as deputy 
 
 aud. of revenue, 6. 47-48. 
 Nugent, P., commissions Cholmon- 
 deley auditor gen. of revenues, 5. 
 
NULESS, PETER 
 
 227 
 
 GATES, JOSEPH 
 
 764-765. 
 Nuless, Peter, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 
 Null,, , 21. 565. 
 
 Null,"Philip, petition, 21. 760-761, 767, 
 
 892, 894-895, 916. 
 Nun, Francis, in militia, 22. 324. 
 Nun (Nunn), Francis, land grant to, 4. 
 
 344, 800. 
 Nun, Wm., a J. P., 5. 997. 
 Nun Street, Wilmington, 24. 725. 
 
 Nunn, , sheriff, 7. 777. 
 
 Nunn, Jno., in militia, 22. 418. 
 Nunn, Jolin, juror, 8. 72. 
 Nunn, Jolin, protests against regulat- 
 ors, 8. 273-274. 
 Nunn, John, takes illegal fees, 7. 
 
 780. 
 Nunn, Josepli, army pay, 17. 236. 
 Nunn, Joshua, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Nunn, Wm., allowed preference in lots, 
 
 25. 502. 
 commission as sheriff, 7. 91. 
 coroner, 6. 799. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-1; as sheriff, 
 
 9. 573. 
 protests against regulators, 8. 273- 
 
 274. 
 takes illegal fees, 7. 777. 
 town coms'r, 25. 402. 
 Nunn, Wm., Jr., juror 8. 72. 
 Nunnery, Amos, pensioner, 22. 78. 
 Nunnery, Henry, army rank, 16. 1123. 
 Nuse, 26. 970. 
 Nuss'baum, Rev., work of, 8. 764-5, 
 
 766, 768, 771, 772, 774, 780. 
 Nussmann, ,- marries Layrle, 8. 
 
 771. 
 work of as pastor and teacher, 8. 
 
 762-763. 
 Nussman (Nuffman), Adolphus, school 
 
 trustee, 24. 756. 
 Nussman, Rev. Adolph, history of, 
 
 8. 759, 760. 
 Nusum, Aaron, gun impressed, 22. 
 
 414. 
 Nutall, Mr., ensign, 13. 193. 
 Nutall, Nathaniel, Q. M., 13. 191; 22. 
 
 760. 
 Nutbush (Nut Bush), 5. 1212; 7. 90; 
 
 15. 547, 549, 550, 556, 575, 603, 
 
 657; 16. 299, 526, 693; 17. 857; 
 
 19. 869; 22. 371, 605. 
 arms and ammunition sent to, 16. 
 
 272. 
 nom. as place for assembly, 17. 704, 
 
 705, 783, 785, 941. 
 
 regulation in, 7. xx. 
 Nutbush Church, 5. 1214. 
 Nutbush (Nutt Bush) Creek, 2. 777, 
 
 785, 811; 24. 866. 
 Nutbush District, 22. 175. 
 Nuthale, Nathanil, Q. M., 13. 191; 22. 
 
 760. 
 Nuthall, Nathl., army rank, 16. 1126. 
 Nuthall, Nath., in N. C. brigade, 13. 
 
 427. 
 ^Nutin, John, pay to, 22. 485. 
 Nuton. See Newton. 
 Nuton, Jno., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Nuton, Ruben, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 90. 
 Nutt, Andrew, in militia, 22. 381. 
 iNutt, Jno., in militia, 22. 381. 
 Nutt, John, taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 237, 238. 
 Nutt, Robt., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Mutt, Robt., in militia, 22. 382. 
 Nutt, Wm., in militia, 22. 382. 
 Nutt, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 382. 
 Nutten Island, 10. 428. 
 
 Oadham, Jacob, juror, 25. 186. 
 
 Oak, The, 24. 926. 
 
 Oak Island, 4. 702. 
 
 .Oak Park, Smith wants, 16. 982-983, 
 985. 
 
 Oak Ridge, 2. .453. 
 
 Oake, Wm., 9. 1233. 
 
 Oakey, Nathan, buys and s^Us land 
 24. 820-1. 
 takes oath, 22. 171. 
 
 Oakland, John, army pay, 8. 237. 
 
 Oakland, Josiah, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Oakley, John, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 
 Oakley, Laban, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 
 Oakley, Thos., takes oath, 22. 168. 
 
 Oakley, Wm., takes oath, 22. 168. 
 
 Oakly, Soloman, reward to for desert- 
 ers, 10. 980. 
 
 Oakmulses, the, 11. 168. 
 
 Oases, John, rights proved, 4. 706. 
 
 Oate, Daniel, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Oates. See Oats. 
 
 Oates, Capt., executed, 14. 733. 
 
 Oates, Elizabeth, law suit, 1. 621. 
 
 Oates, James, land grant to, 4. 1043, 
 1047. 
 
 Oates, John, land grant to, 4. 962. 
 
 Oates, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 853, 
 964. 
 
GATES, JOSEPH 
 
 228 
 
 OBRYAN, 
 
 Dates, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Oath of Abjuration, act on,' 24. 103^ 
 Martin's proclamation on, 9. 52-53. 
 release from asked by Moravians, 5. 
 
 1153-1154. 
 taken by assembly, 9. 137-138. 
 Oath of Allegiance, act on, 24. 103, 
 492. 
 causes trouble, 1. xxvi, xxvii. 
 list of those taking, 22. 168-179. 
 required, 23. 985-6. 
 resolve on, 13. 545. 
 samples, 13. 417-419. 
 to be taken, 1. 166, 181, 182, 236, 237, 
 334; to Kings and Proprietors, 1. 
 80, 83. 
 Oath of Supremacy, Bng. act on in 
 
 force in N. C, 23. 324, 325. 
 Oaths, act for in conformity with 
 church of England, 25. 151; act 
 on, 23. 39, 95; 24. 12-13; to alter, 
 
 24. 684-5; to declare alterations 
 in, 2. 858-862; to enforce, 1. 789; 
 in S. C, 2. 863-867. 
 
 bill on, 12. 50, 82, 86, 87, 112, 179, 
 185, 196, 198, 205, 213, 256, 355, 370, 
 379, 381, 400, 452; 13. 355. 
 
 blank certificates for to be printed, 
 
 12. 715, 716. 
 
 character, 5. 31, 32, 35, 36; '6. 84; 7. 
 522. 
 
 form taken by governors, 1. 227-228; 
 under F. C, 2. 857; for applicants 
 for patents ment'd, 4. 593; to be 
 taken to N. C, 24.- 11, 86, 88, 89, 
 329. 
 
 list of persons refusing, 13. 446. 
 
 list of those to be taken, 5. 1107, 
 1108. 
 
 not required in milita, 4. 1081. 
 
 of clerks and judges, 24. 49-50; 
 
 25. 275; 25. 436. 
 
 of confiscaton coms'rs, 24. 210-11, 
 246-5. 
 
 of council, 7. 272-273. 
 
 of taxpayer and tax appraiser, 24. 
 109-110, 200, 201, 317, 430, 431, 544. 
 
 of tobacco inspector, 24. 106. 
 
 of vestrymen, 6. 715, 721. 
 
 petitions, report and bill on in mat- 
 ter of Quakers, Moravians, etc., 
 
 13. 541, 550-551, 572, 579, 601, 636 
 648-649, 652-653, 685, 711, 728, 83o! 
 831, 920, 921. 
 
 provisions for, 12. 603, 605, 609. 
 
 refused, 1. 656. 
 
 required of gov., assembly, and 
 
 others, 6. 525, 526, 528; of assem- 
 blymen in S. C, 2. 915. 
 signed by Council of State, 11. 363- 
 
 365. 
 taken by council, 5. 29; gov., 1. 841, 
 842, 843; by justices, 1. 612, 619, 
 652; ; to Franklin State, 22. 648-9; 
 to George I., 2. 146; to Geo. III., 
 6. 629, 755. 
 taken by Quakers, 1. 711. 
 to be taken by officers, 1. 424; 3. 67, 
 68, 91, 109; 13. 37; by vestries, 
 25. 426, 429. 
 to King against regulation, 7. 817. 
 Cathy, J., land grant to, 4. 440-441. 
 Oatreket, J no., in militia, 22. 319. 
 Oats. See Oate, Dates. 
 Oats (Oates), James, 1. 493, 535. 
 administrator, 1. 563. 
 attorney, 1. 485. 
 bond nullified, 1. 626. 
 court held at house of, 1. 488, 493- 
 
 496, 520-525, 531-535. 
 court orders to, 1. 487. 
 juror, 1. 534, 595. 
 law suit, 1. 478, 487, 521-522, 525, 
 
 576. 
 proves letters of att'y, 1 . 487. 
 road overseer, 1. 486, 562. 
 will proved, 1. 605. 
 Oats, James, a J. P, 5. 657. 
 Oats (Oates), Joseph, indicted for 
 passing counterfeits, 2. 478. 
 petition, 2. 353; petition about road, 
 2. 509-10. 
 Oats, John, land grant asked, 4. 709. 
 O'Banion, Wm., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 O'Bannon, Wm., army pay, 17. 237. 
 O'Bar, Danl., army rank, 16. 1128. 
 O'Bar, MichI, army rank, .16. 1128. 
 O'Bar, Robt., army rank, 16. 1128. 
 Obarr, Daniel, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 in army, 15. 731. 
 Obarr, Robert, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 in army, 1 5. 731. 
 Obedson, Isaac, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Obedson, John, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Oberry, Henry, la,nd grant to, 4. 594, 
 
 853, 896, 1047. 
 Oblivion and pardon, act for, 24. 489- 
 
 90. 
 Obrian, David, land grant to, 4. 344. 
 O'Brian, Esther, asks for land grant, 
 
 4. 354. 
 Obrian, Patrick, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 O'Brien, Wm., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Obryan, , land warrant to. 5. 811. 
 
OBRYAN, MR. 
 
 229 
 
 OCRACOKE BAR 
 
 Obryan, Mr., 5. 943. 
 
 O'bryan, Darby, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 O'Bryan (Obrlan), Dennis, b,rmy rank, 
 
 16. 1130. 
 O'Bryan, Dennis, memorial, 19. 71-72, 
 9^,' 101; considered, 16. 104-105, 
 ' 112, 137, 143, 144. 
 takes oath, 22. 178. 
 tried by court martial, 12. 459. 
 Obpyan (O'Brian, Obryon), Geraldus, 
 a J. P., 6. 1007; dropped as J. P., 
 5. 655. 
 buys stolen watch, 5. 562. 
 O'Bryan, Patrick, in militia, 22. 163. 
 O'Bryan, Richd., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 O'Bryan, Tide, army pay, 17. 237. 
 O'Bryan, Tillotson, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 O'Bryant, J no., army rank, 16. 1131.. 
 O'Bryen, Wm., 17. 158. 
 Observations, of Sir Henry Clinton, 
 
 extracts from, IS 239-241. 
 Observations on New American States, 
 
 17. 630. 
 Obstone, Phelan, Tory, 16. 206. 
 Ocacock. See Ocracoke. 
 Ocaneaches, camp in the, 11. 651. 
 Occabach River, 5. 385. 
 fort on needed, 5. 465, 467, 468, 476. 
 See also Wabash. 
 Occanechas (Ocanechas), 23. 383, 391. 
 Occanechy (Ocanechy), 7. 100, 137, 
 
 175. 
 Occanechy IVIountains, 7. 432. 
 Occoneechee, 16. 532, 550. 
 
 Ocheltree, , IVIartin and Co., sell 
 
 goods, 16. 470. 
 Ochiltree, IVIr., 14. 684. 
 Ochiltree, Danfel, justices of peace on 
 
 case of, 11. 758-759. 
 Ochiltree, Daniel, letter on bond of, 
 
 22. 930-1. 
 Ochiltree, Dan, petitions for new 
 
 charter, 9. 79-80. 
 Ochiltree (Ockeltree), Duncan, Cas- 
 well on his bond to leave State, 
 etc., 11. 617, 618-619. 
 escapes from Charlotte, 14. 693. 
 fine remitted, 18. 406-407, 411; 20. 
 
 99-100, 108. 
 mom. for clerk, 20. 481; 21. 8. 
 ordered to Salisbury under guard, 
 14. 736. 
 Ocheltree and Co., 19. 886. 
 purchases from, 15. 666. 
 Oconee Mountain, 17. 583. 
 Oconee River, 17. 583. 
 Oconies Mtn., 11. 168. 
 
 O'Conner, Mr., 12. 559. 
 claims paid, 12. 624, 662, 741-742, 
 
 745. ' ■ ^ '■■■ 
 
 goods shotrld be seized, 13. 29. 
 
 O'Conner, John, buys' goods of West- 
 more, 13.' 18, 19; ■ 
 
 Oconoree, 10. 882. 
 
 Oconosta, talk tO, 1 9. 941-2. 
 
 Ocracoke (Ocacock, Ocracock, Occo- 
 cock, Ocracock,' Ocacoe), 3. xvi; 
 4. 1306, 1308, 1309; 6. 307; 10. 
 94, 541, 542, 877, 978; 11. 555, 604, 
 651; 13. 171, 31i; 3l2; 14. 125; 
 15. 69; 16. 575; 21. 541; 22. 
 755; 23. 296, 668, 669, 827. 
 armed vessels to protect trade of, 
 
 10. 572. 
 baptisms at, 7. 522. 
 
 beacon at, 23. 375, 377; 24. 502, 504. 
 boats at to be sold, 12. 359. 
 British at, 11. 775; do damage at, 
 
 11. 633, 635; gun boats at, 14. vii; 
 threaten, 16. 286; 17. 985. 
 
 cannon at, 22. 750. 
 Caswell (the) stationed at, 22. 943. 
 company raised at, 10. 662. 
 complaint against wreckers at, 12. 
 
 140, 146. 
 defense of, 14. 19. 
 defenceless, 12. 560. 
 distance from Newbern, 4. 1306. 
 draft of harbor sent to England, 3. 
 
 372. 
 fort at, 4. 922; 5. 155; 12. iv; near, 
 
 5. 148. 
 fortified, 13. iv. 
 galleys for protection of trade, 10. 
 
 981; to be sent to from Va., 13. 
 
 310. 
 harbor, 3. 430; to be defended, 5. 
 
 419. " 
 open, 7. 1686. 
 
 petition from pilots of, 7. 367. 
 plundered by Spaniards, 4. 922, 1306. 
 port needed at, 3. 622. 
 provisions for defence of, 12. 574, 
 
 577, 678, 680.' 
 ship stranded at, 12. 578, 691. 
 trade to be protected, 10. 687. 
 troops at, 10. 989. 
 Ocracoke (Ocracock, Ocacock, Occa- 
 
 cock, Ocracoc, Oacacock) Bar, 4. 
 
 1307; 5. 326; 6. 4, 607, 608, 612, 
 
 615, 1021, 1023; 9. 42, 171, 409, 512; 
 
 10. 354, 462, 549, 550, 601, 603, 971; 
 
 11. 623;' 12. 560; 13. 132, 145, 155, 
 202, 318, 496; 19. 824; 23. 376, 
 
OCRACOKE BAY 
 
 230 
 
 OCRACOKE INLET 
 
 438, 506, 588, 589, 668, 670, 684, 
 826; 24. 316, 401; 25. 54, 55. 
 act on navigation, 24. 402-4, 525; to 
 regulate pilotage, 24. 124-8, 167- 
 8, 218, 316, 502-8. 
 appropriation for fort to be built at, 
 
 5. 595. 
 
 battery at, 5. 571, 572, 596. 
 
 bill for defence navigation of, etc., 
 
 17. 804, 805, 812, 818, 825, 826, 833, 
 
 895, 906, 907-908, 914, 923, 924, 925, 
 
 932; to levy tax to mark channel, 
 
 16. Ill, 112; to mark channel, 19. 
 
 75; to regulate pilotage of, 12. 
 
 177, 191, 193, 202, 205, 209-210, 254, 
 
 346, 357, 365, 370, 377-378, 385, 387, 
 
 452, 594, 600, 613, 617, 625, 626, 
 
 654, 703, 704, 721, 732, 737; 13. 
 
 356, 577, 594, 604, 681, 700, 715. 
 
 Caswell (the) to be stationed ai, 
 
 12. 662-3. 
 collector needed at, 5. 950. 
 com. to inquire Into wreck on, 10. 
 
 968, 984. 
 cruisers needed for, 7. 202. 
 defense considered, 17. 837-838, 841, 
 
 932. 
 fort needed on, 5. 477. 
 galleys built for station at, 12. 39. 
 galleys to be stationed at, 11. 442, 
 
 443; 12. 39. 
 General Washington (the), station 
 
 at, 10. 877. 
 guns saved at, 12. 127. 
 improvement of channel, 23. 375. 
 King Tammany (the), stationed at, 
 
 10. 875. 
 navigation of bar, 9. 281. 
 petition for pilots of, 9. 534; for 
 protection against negroes, 9. 803- 
 804. 
 privateers at, 13. 397. 
 storm at, 13. 468. 
 vessels taken at, 13. 418. 
 wrecks and robbery on, 12. 447- 
 
 448. 
 wreckers work at, 12. 140, 146, 262- 
 263. 
 Ocracoke (Occacoc) Bay, custom 
 
 house needed, 8. 1045. 
 Ocracoke (Ocacock) Harbor, battery 
 
 at, 5. 634. 
 Ocracoke (Ocacock, Ocacoch, Ocro- 
 cock, Ocracock, Ocacok, Oca- 
 cock) Inlet, 2. 342, 345, 677; 4. 
 361, 506,' 1049, 1119, 1305; 5. 156, 
 157, 343, 344, 513, 514, 550, 551, 
 
 572; 6. 607, 763, 806, 830, 831, 
 1023; 7. XX ; 9. 534; 10. 936; 13 
 96; 19. 447, 462, 474, 767, 781 790, 
 807, 819, 824; 22. 403; 23. 230, 
 6.70, 745, 746, 809, 826, 827; 24, 
 503, 934; 25. 328. 
 act for beacons. 111, 184, 191, 193 
 23. 103, 127; 25. 194-6; for forti- 
 fication near, 23. 293; for pilot 
 at, 3. 184, 191, 193; 23. 40-2 
 25. 160; for town at, 5. 23; for 
 town near and fort, 23. 387, 394 
 25. 252-4; on fees for pilots, 24. 
 592-3. r 
 
 and illiegal trade, 6. 1319. 
 
 batteries on, 5. 586. 
 
 bill for ballast master, 8. 93, 117, 
 119, 125 ; for beacons and buoys, 4. 
 1321, 1334; for town at, 5. 46, 47, 
 48, 49, 50, 53, 62, 65, 68, 71, 72, 
 76; to facilitate navigation of, 4. 
 240, 784, 785, 786. 
 
 bills emitted for fort at, 5. 109. 
 
 channel almost filled up, 5. 1000. 
 
 character, 4. 171; G. 1027, 1028. 
 
 companies at disbanded, 12. 177- 
 178, 191, 359-360. 
 
 com. to report on defences of, 12. 
 42, 43. 
 
 customs house at needed, 5. 333-4, 
 640, 648, 653, 749. 
 
 defense of, 14. 126; by galleys sug- 
 gested, 11. 635. 
 
 depth of water, 3. 210; 5. 316. 
 
 emissions for fort at, 8. 213. 
 
 fort at, 4. 1166; fort needed at, 5. 
 316; 8. 31; to be near, 6. 1028, 
 1029. 
 
 guard for, 13. 85. 
 
 harbor for privateers, 8. 30, 31. 
 
 Martin posts secretary and troops 
 there, 10. 44. 
 
 militia at disbanded, 22.927. 
 
 money for fort to be taken for other 
 purposes, 5. 267, 268, 288-289. 
 
 navigation dangerous, 4. 384. 
 
 petition for bouylng, 3. 574. 
 
 pilotage, beaconing, &c., 3. 638, 642. 
 
 plundered by Spanish, 4. xi; 22. Hi. 
 
 Teach arrives at, 2. 341; slain at, 
 2. 322, 325. 
 
 trade through, 13. iv. 
 
 troops at, 10. 546, 547; needed at, 
 10. 526, 527; stationed at, 12. 99, 
 101; 14. 334. 
 
 used for trade, 4. 170. 
 
 wreck on, 10. 984. 
 
OCRACOKE ISLAND 
 
 231 
 
 O'DOWDY, RICHARD 
 
 Ocracoke (Ocacock, Ocracocki Occa- 
 cock) Island, 4. 1305; 5. 343; 
 10. 549; 19. 447, 462, 474, 767, 781, 
 790, 807, 819, 824; 23. 670, 671, 
 746; 25. 65. 
 act for light house, 25. 54-5; to an- 
 nex to Carteret Co., 23. 805-10. 
 bill for light house on, 21. 216, 225, 
 226, 233, 266, 273, 591, 597, 632; 
 on pilot fees, 19. 559, 568, 574, 
 589, 662; to join to Carteret Co., 
 8. 354, 356, 359, 360, 370, 406, 410, 
 415-416, 420, 421, 446, 478; to lay 
 out land for public on, 6. 359, 396, 
 399. 
 character, 4. 171. 
 custom house should be built at, 3. 
 
 155-156; 4. 172, 173, 
 French ship captured at, 13. 398. 
 harbor, 3. 336. 
 land for light house, 21. 940. 
 militia organized for defense of, 13. 
 
 901-902, 905 997. 
 petition from on new county, 16. 
 
 75. 
 port needed at, 3. xvil, 430. 
 Spanish ship at, 4. 1304. 
 Ocracoke (Ocracock) Port, supplies 
 
 received through, 13. 367. 
 Ocracoke (Ocacock) River, Spanish 
 
 ship wrecked In, 4. 1300, 1304. 
 Occasional bill, Party Tyranny; or an 
 
 o. b. in miniature, 2. 890-923. 
 
 Occasional bills, design, 2. 921, 923. 
 
 Ochs (Ocks), John Randolph, attends 
 
 Board of Trade on behalf of 
 
 Swiss, 4. 209, 210, 211, 212. 
 
 memorial on proposed migration 
 
 of Swiss, 4. 159-162, 268, 269. 
 prints book of instructions for Swiss 
 emigrants, 4. 160. 
 Ochs Essay, ment'd, 1. 978. 
 Odam. See Odom, Odum. 
 Odam, Aaron, land grant to, 4. 945 
 
 lapse patent to, 2. 540. 
 Odam, Abraham, land grants to, 4. 
 335, 342, 349, 447, 596, 649, 759, 
 761, 
 Odam (Odams), Isaac, land grant to, 
 
 4. 344, 349, 1040, 1238, 1247. 
 
 Odam, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 342, 
 
 592, 595. 
 
 resurvey granted to, 4. 590. 
 
 Odam, James, land grant to, 4. 945. 
 
 Odam, James, Jr., land grant to, 4. 
 
 945. 
 Odam, John, land lapses, 2. 453. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 631. 
 Odam, Richard, enters caveat, 2. 771. 
 Odam, Thos., land grant to, 4. 712, 
 
 1247. 
 Odam, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1247. 
 O'Daniel, Henry, petition to Burke for 
 
 pardon, 22. 576, 1046. 
 0'Dani:«l, Owen, land lapses, 2. 523. 
 
 See also Daniel, Owen O. 
 O'Daniel, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Odder, Peter, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Odeen, Chas., juror, 25. 189. 
 Odeen, Jno„ juror, 25. 189. 
 Odel, Lewis in militia, 22. 416. 
 Odel, Wm., in militia, 22. 416. 
 Oden, Ann, imported, 1. 479. 
 Oden, Ann, Jr., imported, 1. 479. 
 Oden, Jan, imported, 1. 479. 
 Oden, John, imports persons, 1. 479. 
 Oden, Mary, imported, 1. 479. 
 Oden, Rachel, imported, 1. 479. 
 Oden, Richard, juror, 8. 509, 510. 
 Odeneal, Botholomu, petition on sap- 
 
 aration, 22. 705-7. 
 Odeon, Charles, a J. P., 4. 47. 
 Odgers, Wm., murdered, 7. 872-873, 
 
 881; 8. 165. 
 Odin, Robt, army rank, 16. 1129. 
 Odle, Nehemiah, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Odom. See Odam, Odum. 
 Odom, Isaac, land grant to, 4. 1248. 
 Odom, Jacob, felon, 22. 858. 
 tried for assault and theft, 22. 510- 
 
 11. 
 Odom, James, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Odom, James, Jr., land grant to, 4. 
 
 1248. 
 Odom, Jethro, felon, 22. 862. 
 Odom, Jethro, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Odom, John, militiamen, 7. 263. 
 Odondy, Dan'l, in militia, SfS. 391. 
 Odondy, Jas., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Odondy, Jno., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Odondy, Jos., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Odondy, Thos., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Odondy, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 392. 
 O'Donnalii^, Hugh, army rank, 16. 
 
 1131. 
 ©'Donnelly, Benj., army rank, 16. 
 
 1131. 
 O'Donnelly, Danl., army rank, 16. 
 
 1131. 
 O'Dowdey, Dan'l, juror, 4. 520. 
 O'Dowdey, Wm., juror, 4. 520. 
 O'Dowdy, Richard, juror, 4. 520. 
 O'Dowdy, Richard, vote of refused, 
 
 13. 929. 
 
ODUM 
 
 232 
 
 OFFICERS (MILITARY) 
 
 Odum. See Odam, Odom. 
 
 Odum, Aaron, army rank, 16. 1130. 
 
 Odum, Aaron, in militia, 22. 360. 
 
 Odum, Aaron, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 Odum, demsey, in militia, 22. 328. 
 
 Odum, Jacob, in militia, 22. 360. 
 
 Odum, Jho., in militia, 22. 359. 
 
 Odum, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Odum, Moses, in militia, 22. 359. 
 
 Odum, Moses, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 Odum, Sarah, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 Odum, Wm., in militia, 22. 360. 
 
 Offe, Thurler (lo) attachment serred 
 on, 1. 432, 
 
 Officers (civil), act against those 
 serving without authority, 25. 
 152-4; for qualification of, 2. 885- 
 886; forbidding them to Sit in 
 Gen. Assem., 24. 685; election of, 
 24. 547, 685; on oaths by, 24. 684- 
 5; on qualifications of, 23. 15, 39, 
 95, 107; 25. 160, 198; to compel 
 them to account for moneys, 24. 
 408-9. 
 allowed to resign, 12. 800, 85'7, 864. 
 arbitrary conduct of Burrington to- 
 ward, 3. 364-365. 
 arrested for collecting quit rents, 
 
 4. 272. 
 bill concerning qualifications, 4. 477, 
 505; for appointing, 12. 41, 47; 
 for salary, 13. 747, 757, 760, 793, 
 800, 801, 807, 811-813, 814,' 817, 
 852, 876, 938, 955; 19. 417, 420, 
 421, 431-432, 464, 748, 755, 795, 
 796, 827-828; for tax to pay inter- 
 est to, 19. 636-637, 702; for them 
 to enter upon their duties, 12. 
 188; to alter manner of electing, 
 19. 424, 449; to ascertain salaries, 
 16. 52, 55, 85, 90, 92, 95, 120, 121, 
 124, 152rl53; 19. 26, 55; fees, 19. 
 430, 449, 469^470, 480, 754, 768, 789 
 794, 800, 802, 817, 825; to call to 
 account for taxes, 20. 50-51; to 
 fix salary, 12. 241, 250-251, 253- 
 254, 257-258, 346, 349, 355, 374, 
 
 , 404, 433, 434, 440-442, 592, 600, 
 
 601, 613, 653, 703, 705, 716, 730, 
 
 732, 754, 776, 786, 793; to repeal 
 
 act on salaries, 12. 831, 833, 853. 
 
 , , complaint against, 8. 313. 
 
 conduct to be inquired into, 2. 578. 
 cost under Proprietors, 3. 49. 
 election of, 16. 89-90, 92, 94-95, 148, 
 
 167; considered, 10. xx. 
 for the transacting of American af- 
 
 fairs proposed, 2. 634. 
 gen. com. issued to, 7. 729. 
 history of act for Qualification, 3. 
 
 ■' 181. ■■ , ,;•;■■ ' '' 
 
 impeachment of provided, 23. 982. 
 
 Johnston on laws on fees' and quali- 
 fications, 4. 26, 27. ■ 
 
 limitation^ on right of to hold of- 
 fice, 10. 1010.' 
 
 list of, 9. 291; 18. 485-486; 22. 259; 
 of chief o. under Fund. Consts., 
 25. 123. 
 
 methods of chosing, 9. xxvli, xxviii. 
 
 misdemeanors of, Eng. act on in 
 force, in N. C, 23. 319. 
 
 must sign Fundamental Constitu- 
 tion, 2. 855. 
 
 nominated and elected by Assem- 
 bly, 12. 24-25; 27, 30, 32, 33, 232, 
 233, 234, 235, 413-414, 415-416. 
 
 none havfe patents from crown, 2. 
 423. 
 
 N. C. officers punished in Franklin, 
 22. 677, 678, 681, 683, 685, 690-1. 
 
 not to be removed without cause, 3. 
 102. 
 
 not to receive gifts, 3. 98-99; 5. 
 1115; from Assembly, 7. 228, 357- 
 358. 
 
 number, character and salaries of, 7. 
 447-448. 
 
 of admiralty court, 1. 490-491. 
 
 of Assembly, dispute over appoint- 
 ment, 3. 576. 
 
 of King countenanced and encour- 
 aged, 3. 152. 
 
 of North Carolina list, 4. 208. 
 
 ordinance on qualification of, 10. 
 990, 992; 23. 999-1000. 
 
 payment of arrears to provided for, 
 6. 76. 
 
 public bill to ascertain and regulate 
 fees, 4. 189-200, 207; quarrel over 
 appointment of, 3. 265, 266, 268- 
 269, 299, 300-301, 302, 306-307. 
 
 salaries, 2. 170. 
 
 to continue to hold office, 4. 2. 
 
 to have same power in N. C. as in 
 England, 23. 327, 328. 
 
 to retain office under Tryon, 7. 134. 
 
 to take oath to F. C, 1. 205. 
 
 Tryon complains to Leg. against and 
 answer, 8. 282, 289, 311. 
 Officers (military), act for pension, 
 24. 735-7, 744; for relief of, 24. 
 419-22, 540, 562, 564, 566-8, 569, 
 682, 683, 686, 722, 734-5, 787-91, 
 
OFFICERS (MILITARY) 233 OFFICERS (MILITARY) 
 
 891-2; 25. 31; for relief of widows 
 
 and children, 24. 744; on issue of 
 
 certificates to, 25. 75-6. 
 address to Washington and his 
 
 reply, on pa^ 16. 826-832. 
 allowance to, 17. 953-954; 18. 820, 
 
 824; 19. 123. 
 arrangement of, 18. 501-502. 
 arrearages to widows and orphans 
 
 of, 22. 896-7. 
 behave badly as prisoners, 14. 861. 
 bill for relief of, 16. 120, 124, 149, 
 
 153, 165; 19. 80-1, 121; to emit 
 
 curency to pay, 19. 555, 566, 576, 
 
 602, 677-678; to grant land to, 19. 
 70; to pay, &c.„ 19. 411-412, 414, 
 431-432, 445, 455, 456,. 457, 462, 
 467, 474-475, 729, 740, 743, 767, 
 781, 789, 795, 798, ■ 807, 818, 822, 
 to pay interest to, 19. 547; to 
 prevent them from being members 
 of Gen. Assem. 17. 394-395, 396; 
 to settle accounts, etc., 20. 61, 78, 
 88, 110; and frauds in, 20. 207-8, 
 214-215, 217, 228, 230, 232, 233, 234, 
 393, 408, 409, 420, 421, 423-424, 432- 
 433, 472, 473. 
 
 brevet commissions for, 18. 994. 
 
 capacity of to be examined, 3. 107- 
 108. 
 
 claims of, 20. 614, 615-616. 
 
 clothing furnished to, 16. 138-139, 
 176, 177, 493-494; 19. 126. 
 
 commission to lay off lands for, 18. 
 621-622, 623. 
 
 com. and bill on arrears due to, 19. 
 162, 1-94, 205, 212, 213, 214-215, 
 216, 218, 219, 220, 222, 223, 227, 
 229, 231, 280, 281, 282, 289, 293, 307, 
 310, 315, 320, 323, 334, 335, 344, 
 346, 353, 355, 356, 358, 364, 
 366, 367; and report on accounts 
 of and bill on, 19. 562, 575, 602, 
 
 603, 604, 605, 640, 651, 685-687, 
 697, 702-703, 705; and reports on 
 accounts of commissions, 20. 8; 
 to consider salaries and report, 
 13. 547, 552 553, 604-605, 618, 649, 
 684, 690, 723-724, 732, ' 734-734a, 
 740, 741; to examine conduct of 
 in 10th reg't, 12. 114, 115, 116; to 
 inquire into paroled of, 19. 11, 13, 
 17, 21, 32, 45, 46, 51, 65, 71, 75, 
 122, 125, 126, 127, 153, 175, 294. 
 
 derangement prevented, 16. 455-6. 
 elected for militia, 1 7. 951-952, 954- 
 955, 957, 966, 969; 18. 158-159, 
 
 378, 380, 391, 448-51, 458-9, 803, 806. 
 field, recommendation of, 19. 95- 
 
 96, 9T. ' . ' . 
 frauds in accounts of, 18. 17,-18, 20, 
 21-22, 23, 36, 40, 47, 58-59, 61-62, 
 65,' 66, 67-68, 71-74, 75, 76, 79, 80, 
 83, 85, 87, 88, 89, 93, 94, 9*5, 96, 
 101, 102, 103, 104; 108-109, 116, 
 121, 122, 125, 126, 150-151, 153- 
 156, 157, 161-164; 166-167, 180, 
 192-193, 200, 203-204, 206, 
 219, 221, 222, 223, • 233-234, 
 241, 248, 249, 250-253, 267, 
 272-274, 278, 284, '290, 292, 
 300, 301 303-307, 
 312, 314, 315, 318, 
 , 324, 325, 326, 
 , 333, 334, 335, 
 342, 349, 357, 
 375-376, 377, 
 
 154, 
 187, 
 217, 
 235, 
 270, 
 293, 
 308, 
 319, 
 329, 
 337, 
 
 298, 299 
 310-311, 
 321, 322, 
 330, 332, 
 338; 339, 
 370-372, 374, 
 382, 383-386, 
 411, 412 
 437, 
 447, 
 461, 
 475; 
 
 439, 
 449, 
 465, 
 
 20. 
 
 389-390, 393, 
 
 426, '429-430, 
 
 440-441, 442, 
 
 451, 452, 457, 
 
 466, 467, 468, 
 
 327, 
 336, 
 359, 
 379, 
 396, 
 432, 
 443, 
 459, 
 470, 
 
 747-750 ; in lands. 
 
 570, 584. 
 on certificates, 1 9. 
 
 400, 
 436, 
 444, 
 460', 
 472, 
 20. 109, 113. 
 
 injustice to, 16 
 
 interest paid 
 801, 818. 
 
 lands for considered, 16. 688, 713, 
 714, 715-716, 733, 783, 888, 892, 
 912,' 919-920; likely to be lost. 16. 
 524-526; protected in Tenn. ces- 
 sion, 25. 4-6'; resurveyed for, 
 
 16. 103-4; to be granted to, 16. 
 164-165; warrants to, 17. 406, 416. 
 
 list of in N. C. battalion, 13. 474- 
 476; of those continuing till end 
 of war or deranged, 22. 1049. 
 
 memorial from those of State 
 Legiondary Corps, 19. 187-188, 
 309; of N. C. Line on pay, etc., 
 
 17. 659, 661, 698, 701-702, 738, 742, 
 743, 777-9, 793. 
 
 not subject to suits for supplies, 1 8. 
 397. 
 
 not to sit in assem., 22. 668. 
 
 order for stores of, 18. 602-603. 
 
 pay and allowance of, 22. 753; 23. 
 245-6; 24. 389, 390; walited for 
 supplies to, 17. 466, 500-501. 
 
 pensions proposed, 18. 544-547, 590, 
 594. 
 
 promotion of in N. C. line, 16. 603- 
 604, 631, 648, 649, 653, 654, 655, 
 664-666, 667, 669; 17. 132, 141- 
 
OFFICERS' FEES 
 
 234 
 
 OFFICES 
 
 142; of State Legion, 16. 121-122, 
 126. 
 
 provision for, 17. 851-852, 853. 
 
 rank and precedence settled, 5. 
 xix-xx. 
 
 rearrangement of, 16. 575-577, 578, 
 607-610, 612. 
 
 recommended for commissions, 19. 
 44. 
 
 reform in N. C. needed, 16. 776. 
 
 report of com. on in matter of new 
 levies, 12. 849, 854; to Legislature 
 on supernumeraries, 15. 715-716. 
 
 resolution of Assembly on resigna- 
 tions of, 11. 807-808, 812; in favor 
 of those contracting debts in 
 Charleston, 16. 65-66; on N. C. o. 
 in Cont. Army, 12. 125, 126. 
 
 return of those surrendered with So. 
 Army, 14. 860. 
 
 returns of to be considered, 12. 772. 
 
 roster of from N. C, 16. 1002-1197. 
 
 settlement of accounts of, 17. 1050- 
 1053; 20. 535. 
 
 sums due N. C. Line, etc., 18. 651, 
 653-654, 691-692, 700-703, 727-735. 
 
 to Burke on need of clothes and 
 order, 22. 614-15. 
 Officers' fees, 5. 20, 97. 
 
 act on fees, 23. 83-87, 100, 275-84, 
 328, 339, 814-18,, 859-62; 24. 75-9, 
 170, 204-9, 314-16, 398-401, 445-6, 
 478, 664-8; 25. 161, 179-182, 196-8, 
 220-8, 238, 284-5, 412, 446; as es- 
 tablished by council, 4. 275-277. 
 
 bill for, 4. 724, 782, 783; to amend 
 act for, 6. 456, 458, 466, 468, 469, 
 484 490, 494, 496, 506, 508, 511; 
 to ascertain, 8. 290, 291, 310, 315, 
 322, 340, 342, 343, 354, 359 372- 
 373-374, 383, 391, 395-396, 401, 
 418, 436, 451-452, 454, 478; and 
 regulate, 7. 364, 366, 386; defeat- 
 ed, 8. 422; to explain act regulat- 
 ing, 8. 300; to regulate, 4. 239, 
 240, 366,367,368, 374, 375, 378, 394, 
 395, 396, 403, 480, 482, 484, 485, 
 497, 505, 510, 511, 513, 819, 866, 
 901, 902, 905, 906, 907, 908-909, 
 916; 6. 1273; 9. 108, 117, 127, 135, 
 149, 151, 176, 182, 201, 207, 222, 
 255, 403, 404, 406, 415, 419, 427, 
 431, 434, 435, 445, 499, 510, 511, 
 516, 517, 529, 538, 549, 553, 555, 
 560, 585, 656, 785; 12. 571, 581, 
 674; to regulate fees, 16. 139; 17. 
 835, 846, 927, 937, 941, 951; to re- 
 
 peal part of act on fees, 21. 248, 
 
 322, 610. 
 Board of Trade on law regulating, 6. 
 
 726-727. 
 discussed, 5. 750. 
 Dobbs on repeal of act for, 6. 599- 
 
 600. 
 exorbitant, 3. 262, 269-70, 297, 
 
 298, 305-6; proclamation on, 7. 
 
 230-1. 
 extortion in, 4. 824. 
 for land grants, 4. 1127-1128. 
 illegal, cause Regulation war, 8. 638. 
 instructions on, 7. 138-139; and 
 
 proclamation on, 6. 1079-1080. 
 law for discussed, 5. 643-644, 645; 
 
 to regulate 3. 157-168. 
 list of demanded, 4. 233. 
 notes on acts to ascertain, 3. 188, 
 
 191. 
 regulated by council, 4. 446-447. 
 regulation considered, 8. 27-29, 33-36. 
 report on by authorities, 7. 483, 485, ' 
 
 486, 491. 
 should be regulated, 4. 229. 
 too small, 7. 294, 349. 
 trouble over, 4. 745. 
 Officers of United States, act against 
 
 holding office under N. C, 25. 69- 
 
 70. 
 Offices, bill to continue act for estab- 
 lishing, 5. 41, 43, 45, 53, 59, 60, 61, 
 
 63, 65, 76; limitations on holding 
 
 of, 10. 1011. 
 classes of persons excluded from, 
 
 10. 1010. 
 corruption in, xxvii, xxvili. 
 disqualification for suggested, 10. 
 
 240. 
 instructions on filling, 5. 1125. 
 list of, 3. xiii. 
 
 natives to be preferred for, 1. 502. 
 no persons to execute more than 
 
 one by deputy, 5. 1124. 
 not more than one to be held at 
 
 time, 10. 1011; 23. 983. 
 not to be erected or dissolved by 
 
 gov., 3. 102. 
 number to be held at one time limit- 
 ed, 22. 669. 
 proclamation against exorbitant 
 
 fees and tables of to be published, 
 
 9. 24, 25. 
 public act on keeping, 23. 252-67, 329, 
 
 339, 340, 347-8, 351, 387. 
 report of coms'rs on, 5. 969; on 
 
 number and value, 6. 620-622, 623; 
 
OGDEN, MESSRS. 
 
 235 
 
 OGLESBY, MIC A J AH 
 
 on tax for, 5. 966; to be made on, 
 3. 103; on value and character, 5. 
 1124-1125. 
 salaries, 10. 1013. 
 sale of. 10. 333; In the colonies, 2. 
 
 159. 
 to be filled by commission from 
 King or governor, 3. 495-496. 
 Ogden, Messrs., and Indian goods, 20. 
 403, 404. 
 and Martin case, 18. 693. 
 Ogden, Mr., offers brig, 14. 230. 
 Ogden, Isaac, exchanged, 22. 957-8. 
 Ogden, Isaac, in militia, 22. 280. 
 Ogden, Isaac, petition on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. , 
 Ogden, John Sol., land grant to, 4. 218. 
 Ogden, Richard, land grant to, 4. 588, 
 952, 968. 
 resurvey to, 6. 1012. 
 rights proved, 4. 595. 
 Ogden, Soloman, in militia, 22. 280. 
 Ogden, Solomon, land grant to, 4. 952. 
 
 resurvey to, 6. 1012 . 
 Ogden, Thomas, 18. 358, 401. 
 Burke to on Hinson's case, 15. 596. 
 Caswell to on exportation of pork, 
 
 13. 38. 
 navigation coms'r, 24. 502. 
 petition, 17. 362, 364; 19. 826; 20. 
 
 74. 
 supplies from, 22. 927. 
 to Burke on case of Hinson, 15. 
 
 581-582. 
 to Caswell on commission for priva- 
 teer, 15. 342-343. 
 Ogden, Thomas Titus,, advertises 
 goods, 13. 462. 
 goods addressed to, 14. 592. 
 Ogden, Titus, 18. 358, 401. 
 buys at Martin feale, 22. 881, 882, 
 
 883, 884, 885, 887, 888. 
 exchanged, 22. 957-8. 
 nom. for vendue master, 18. 178, 
 
 189, 398, 420, 450, 459. 
 petition, 17. 362, 364; 19. 826; 20. 
 
 74; 21. 204. • 
 
 resigns as vendue master, 20. 493, 
 21. 19, 20. 
 Ogdon, Isaac, in militia, 22. 387. 
 Ogdon, Richard, land to be resurvey- 
 
 ed, 6. 765. 
 Ogdon, Solomon, land to be resurvey- 
 
 ed, 8. 765. 
 Ogeeche River, 11. 168, 185, 190, 194, 
 
 201; 17. 474. 
 Ogeline, Frans., army rank, 10. 1196. 
 
 Ogelvie. See Ogilvie. ' 
 Ogelvie, Wm., in militia, 22. 365. 
 Ogesby, John land grant tol 4. 1241. 
 Ogg, Geo., 21. 1059. 
 Blount to on debts, 18. 512. 
 buys and ships goods, 18. 464; 20. 
 
 405, 406. 
 debt paid to, 20. 701. 
 goods to, 18.. 525, 555. 
 letter on mchdse, 21. 799, 800, 962, 
 
 966, 968. 
 quoted, 18. 768. 
 sales to, 17. 1 582. 
 
 to assembly on Ward debts, 22, 
 801-2. 
 
 Oggs, Alley, act to vest rights in, 25. 
 36-7. 
 
 bill to vest rights in and emanci- 
 pate, 21. 256, 276, 289, 307, 308 
 354, 623, 680, 685. 
 Oggs, Charles, act to vest rights in, 
 25. 36-7. 
 
 bill to vest rights in and emancl 
 
 pate, 21. 256, 276, 289, 307, 308, 
 
 354, 623, 680, 685. 
 
 Oggs, Hester, rights vested in chll 
 
 dren of, 25. 36-7. 
 Oggs, Jesse, act to vest rights of In 
 brother and sisters, 25. 36-7. 
 rights of, 21. 256, 308, 354, 623, 680, 
 685. 
 Oggs, John, act to vest rights of in 
 children, 25. 36-7. 
 bill to legitimate and emancipate 
 children of, 21. 243, 256, 276, 289, 
 307, 308, 354, 623, 680, 685. 
 Oggs, Prudence, act to vest rights in, 
 25. 36-7. 
 bill to vest rights in and emanci- 
 . pate, 21. 256, 276, 289, 307, 308, 
 
 354, 623, 680, 685. 
 Ogifby, Patrick, asks for return of 
 goods, 2. 595. 
 dismissed by court, 2. 586. 
 shoes stolen from, 2. 593. 
 surety, 2. 661. 
 Ogilvie. See Ogelvie. 
 Ogilvie, John, pay to, 22. 489. 
 Ogilvie, Wm., in militia, 22. 165. 
 Ogilvie, Wm., takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Ogiivy, Wm, secretary to Cherokee 
 treaty, 7. 855. 
 reports on Indian affairs, 9. 825-6. 
 O'Given, Jno., army fank, 16. 1129. - 
 Ogles Town, Pa., 9. 1066. 
 Oglesby, Micajah, co. coms'r, 25. 14. 
 land to, 25. 112. 
 
OGLESBY, PATRICK 
 
 236 
 
 OLD N. TOWN 
 
 Oglesby, Patrick, surety, 2. 415. 
 Oglive, John, pay to, 22. 489. 
 Ognin, Pat., land grant to, 4. 588. 
 Ogcwihe, Jho., in militia, 22. 379. 
 O'Guinn, John, army, pay, 17. '237. 
 Ogwin, Daniel, asks for lapse patent, 
 
 2. 461. 
 Ogwin, Danll., juror, 4. 522. 
 Ohaiah Equah, Cherokee name for 
 
 Tryon, 7. 508, 998. 
 O'Hara, Gen., arrives in Charleston, 
 
 16. 615. 
 
 at Guilford C. H., 17. 1003, 1004, 
 
 1006, 1012, 1023. 
 consulted on invasion of Cape Pear, 
 
 15. 293. 
 leads van of Br. army, 17. 998. 
 should be sent to S. C, 17. 1036. 
 
 O'Hassel, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 
 237. 
 
 Ohimpa (Ohimpamony, Ahimpamony) 
 Creek, 2. 777, 786, 811. 
 
 Ohio, 23. 394. 
 
 Ohio (State), govt., 20. 740-746. 
 Lutherans in, 8. 779. 
 Moravian settlements in, 5. 1158. 
 
 Ohio Company, 10. 375. 
 
 Ohio Expedition, 22. 383, 389. 
 
 Ohio Falls, Muhlenburg visits, 17. 159, 
 160. 
 
 Ohio Indians, to be encouraged, 5. 127. 
 
 Ohio River, 5. x, xv, xvlli, xlvii. 111, 
 112, 123, 126, 129, 131, 132, 135, 137, 
 144/, 170, 172, 173, 190, 211, 243, 
 244, 248, 268, 270, 271, 273, 274, 
 275, 281, 289, 291, 299, 309, 312, 
 366, 367, 368, 407, 409, 411, 421, 426, 
 427, 428, 429, 433, 434, 435, 436, 
 464, 465, 466, 467, 468, 548, 561, 562, 
 568, 576, 607, 608, 609, 639, 658, 
 964; 6. 272, 449, 473, 617, 714; 7. 
 211, 239, 538, 853, 854; 9. 50, 258, 
 374, 376, 386, 763, 773; 11. 606; 
 14.. 244, 247; 16. 438, 525, 710, 920; 
 
 17. 103, 159, 160, 452, 457, 458, 461, 
 465; 18. 493, 513, 514, 710; 19. 
 905; 20. 655, 745, 746, 774; 21. 
 544; 22. 677; 24. 224; 25. 5, 6. 
 
 accounts of expedition to ment'd, 6. 
 
 373. 
 act for recruits to serve oh, 23. 417; 
 
 25. 310. 
 and Indian boundary, 7. 537, 538. 
 bounds Transylvania, 9. 1276. 
 defeat on, 5. 1202. 
 expedition to, 6. 149, 282, 284, 285. 
 fort built on, 5. xxii, xxx; to be at- 
 
 tacked, 5. 400; to be built on, 5. 
 125, 127. 
 ■French campaign on, 7. 302, 359, 
 362, 376; fort on, 5. 222, 227; 
 forces on, 5. 368; to be driven out, 
 5. 109; fort on to be taken, 5. 126- 
 127. ■ . , ^ 
 
 Indian depredations on, 7. 536; war 
 on, 5. 1148. 
 
 land bought on, 9. 1130; ceded, 16. 
 888, 891, 893; 17. 26. 
 
 no new gov't to be established on, 
 9. 277. 
 
 N. C. boundary should run toward, 
 5. 385. 
 
 N. C. troops in campaign on, 5. 1013- 
 1014, 1041. 
 
 payment of troops on expedition to 
 discussed, 6. 111-112. 
 
 sources, 5. 11. 
 
 troops sent to from N. C, 5. 986. 
 
 Va. builds fort on, 5. 110. 
 Ohio River Falls, 20. 788. 
 
 scramble for lands at, 10. 384-5. 
 Oil, 3. 338. 
 
 report on, 4. 6, 16. 
 Okehoys (Ockehoys), the, 11. 176, 
 
 178. 
 O'Kelly, Pattk., army rank, 16. 1130. 
 Okey, Joseph, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Okay, Joseph, takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Okey, Nathan, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Oland, Henry, to Newcastle on a pro- 
 posed charter, 3. 498-499. 
 Old. See Ould. 
 Old, James, witness, 1. 627. 
 Old Abram, killed, 22. 695. 
 Old Bond Street, London, 6. 555. 
 Old Bute C. H., 22. 527. 
 Old Church, Lutheran, 8. 776. 
 Old Chota, 25. 4. 
 
 Old Corn Tassel, talk to gov., 18. 595- 
 596. 
 
 See also Old Tassel. 
 Old Fields Church, 5. 1190. 
 Old Fort, built, 5. xxvii. 
 
 fort at, 10. 71^. 
 
 site of fort, 5. xlviii. 
 Old Fort Landing Plantation, election 
 
 to be at, 25. 11. 
 Old Hop, a Cherokee, 5. 427, 612. 
 Old Hop of Chote, headman, 5. 321. 
 Old Indian Field, 5. 8, 13. 
 Old Indian Fields, 14. 789. 
 Old King's IVIountain Jim, 15. 391. 
 Old Mill, S. C, redoubts at, 14. 749. 
 Old N. Town, Br. land at, 15. 138. 
 
OLD NATION FORD 
 
 23T 
 
 OLIPHANT, JOHN 
 
 Old Nation Ford, 10. 985, 990. 
 
 Old Plantation, quit rents payable at, 
 
 4. 186. 
 Old Store, inspection at, 24. 581. 
 Old Tassel, 17. 11; 20. 151. 
 and Indian affairs, 22. 997, 998, 999, 
 
 1000, 1002, 1003, 1004. 
 answer to Franklin men on treaty, 
 
 22. 656. 
 complains of encroachments, 22. 91. 
 killed, 22. 695. 
 makes treaty, 22. 655-9. 
 quoted, 20. 692; 22. 683. 
 talk from, 1 7. 275 ; 20. 779-781. 
 talks to, IP. 939-940, 941-942, 947-948, 
 
 949-951. 
 talks with Martin on encroachments, 
 
 16.415-416,457-458; 17.175-176. 
 treats with Franklin State, 18. 696- 
 
 700; with whites, 18. 696-700. 
 See also Old Corn Tassel, Tassel. 
 Old Testament, 22. 668. 
 belief in necessary for office, 10. 
 241, 870d, 1011; 23. 983. 
 Old Topsail, 15. 69. 
 
 inspection at, 23. 641; 24. 313, 379. 
 Old Topsail Bar, 24. 505. 
 Old Topsail Inlet, 4. 374, 403; 6. 307, 
 607, 608, 612, 615, 1027, 1028, 1029; 
 11. 301; 13. 418; 24. 504. 
 act for canal to, 23. 684-5 ; for forti- 
 fication near, 23. 293; act on navi- 
 gation, 23. 671-2; 24. 538. 
 appropriation for fort at, 5. 596. 
 bill for canal to, 19. 153, 157, 163, 
 273, 274, 275, 278, 283; to connect 
 it with Neuse River, 7. 305, 306, 
 307, 310, 312, 339, 368, 369, 370-371, 
 375, 381, 385, 420. 
 coms'rs of navigation for, 24. 505. 
 guard for, 22. 742. 
 report on fort at, 5. 802. 
 Old Town, another name for Beth- 
 abara, 5. 1147. 
 inspection at, 24. ,582. 
 Old Town Creek, 4. 220; 5. 302; 23. 
 73, 115, 220, 447. 
 limit of settlement, 1 . 432. 
 Old Town Landing, tobacco inspection 
 
 at, 23. 641, 792; 25. 313, 379. 
 Old Tree Swamp, 2. 524. 
 Old War and Navy Division, Interior 
 Dept., extracts from records of, 
 15. 765; 22. 93, 94, 95, 101, 106. 
 Old Welsh, Indian, 7. 212. 
 Old Wolf King, Indian, 7. 240. 
 Oldfeld, Wm., in militia, 22. 343. 
 
 Oldfield, Capt., reships negroes, 9. 
 
 1171. 
 Oldfield, Rich'd., in militia, 22, 339. 
 Oldfield, Wm., rights proved, 4. 1239. 
 
 Oldham, , 8. 43. 
 
 Oldham, , 8. 43. 
 
 Oldham, Capt., boots to, 14. 428. 
 killed, 15. 638. 
 petition of ment'd, 14. 441. 
 Oldham, George, receives clothing, 16. 
 
 619. 
 Oldham, Jessie, juror, 8. 72; 
 Oldham, John, ensign, 10. 937. 
 Oldham, Tapley, land to be resurveyed, 
 
 6. 761. 
 Oldham, Thos., 2. 805. 
 Oldham, Thos., com. on Benbury's 
 memorial on, 13. 586, 601, 692, 
 695-696, 712, 718-719, 860, 861, 952, 
 953, 954. 
 in assembly, 9. 399, 448, 45<?, 459, 
 460, 461, 491, 503, 513, 548, 589, 726, 
 734, 735, 739, 776, 777, 858, 869, 
 874, 902, 920, 930, 939, 951, 1188, 
 1189. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1038, 1042, 1049, 
 
 1178, 1180, 1181. 
 negroes sold, 16. 450; 24. 444. 
 on com. of assem., 9. 711, 739, 1197. 
 petitions on county bounds, 9. 633- 
 
 634. 
 properly confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 263, 424. 
 Oldner, Elener, witness, 4. 444. 
 Oldner, Richard, juror, 2. 655, 699. 
 Oldner, Thos., tried for felony, 2. 666, 
 669, 701, 706, 714, 817, 820, 822, 831. 
 witness, 2. 658-659. 
 Oldridge, Wm., army rank, 16. 1130. 
 Olefer, James, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Olfin, Wm., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Oiler, John, reenlists, 15. 749. 
 Oligood, Henry, army rank, 16. 1130. 
 Ollphant. See OUiphant, Olyphant. 
 Ollphant, Capt., not to be trusted, 10. 
 136. 
 payment by company of, 10. 319. 
 Oliphant, Dr., 14. 757. 
 introduced to Pres. Lowndes, 13. 
 120. 
 Oliphant, David, 13. 144. 
 
 introduced to Caswell, 13. 89, 398. 
 Oliphant, John, a J. P., 5. 993. 
 audits Rowan Co., 13. 156-157. 
 presides at inferior court, 7. 856. 
 Oliphant, John, a J. P., 10. 139. 
 
OLIPHANT, JOHN 
 
 238 
 
 O MALLY, MATTHEW 
 
 claim, 9. 488; allowed, ». 414, 527, 
 
 528, 536;, 22. 878,. 
 dispute of not to Injure liberty, 10. 
 
 136. 
 sued, 10. 316. 
 takes deposition of Reynolds, 10. 
 
 443-444. 
 to be tried, for disloyalty, 10. 253. 
 to settle with treasurer, 1 0. 9. 
 Oliphant (Olephant), John, juror, 22. 
 
 504, 506, 
 Oliphant, Obediah, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 Oliphant, Wm., petitions for McDugal, 
 
 9. 683-684. 
 Oliphant's Mill, 15. 568, 574. 
 
 salt sent to, 15. 628. 
 Olive, John, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Olive Branch, sloop, 18. 566. 
 Olive Branch church, 1184. 
 Oliver. See OUiver. 
 
 Oliver, , la^ suit, 2. 85, 100. 
 
 Oliver, Capt., 12. 489. 
 
 Oliver, Capt., commands company, 10. 
 
 facing 680. 
 Oliver, Capt., on the Pa. Parmer, 10. 
 
 835. 
 Oliver, Lt. Gov., letters of captured by 
 Williamson and sent to Boston, 9. 
 829-30; 15. 172. 
 Oliver, Maj., 22. 594. 
 
 in command, 12. 518. 
 Oliver, Aaron, asks for lapsed patent, 
 2. 330. 
 assaulted, 2. 435, 471. 
 juror, 2. 439, 440, 442, 473. 
 land lapses, 2. 495. 
 Oliver, Abisha, army rank, 16. 1128. 
 Oliver, Alex., exempted, 5. 850. 
 Oliver, Alexander, juror, 4. 517. 
 Oliver, Andrew, a J. P., 23. 992. 
 in assembly, 17. 264, 266, 292, 293, 
 300, 304, 319, 340, 354, 359, 364, 
 365, 366, 368, 387, 391, 394, 395, 406, 
 412, 424; 19. 489, 526, 613, 622, 
 643, 667, 671, 674, 676, 682, 688, 
 720, 736; 20. 21, 23, 119, 121, 167, 
 203, 238, 239, 246, 275, 285, 287, 288, 
 386. 
 In Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 25, 27, 29, 
 
 32. 
 on com. of assem., 17. 290, 291, 385. 
 Oliver, Andrew, quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Oliver, David, presented for rape, 2. 
 
 827. 
 Oliver, Francis, in Conv. 1788, 22. 10, 
 26, 28, 31, 32. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 20. 559; 21. 113, 
 118. 
 
 Oliver, Geo., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Oliver, George, petition on C. H., 9. 
 806-807. 
 
 Oliver, Henry, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Oliver, James, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Oliver, James, regulator, 7. 736. 
 
 Oliver, James, regulator, 7. 737. 
 
 Oliver, John, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 914, 916; in com. 
 
 Prov. Cong., 10. 950. 
 petition, 20. 509, 510, 572; for relief, 
 
 8. 45. 
 takes deposition on illegal fees, 7. 
 781. 
 
 Oliver, John, allowance to, 22. 830. 
 
 Oliver, John, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Oliver, Jno., army rank, 16. 1130. 
 
 Oliver, Jno., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Oliver, John, ensign, 10. 188. 
 
 Oliver, John, imported, 1. 568. 
 
 Oliver, Jno., in militia, 22. 315. 
 
 Oliver, John, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 
 Oliver, Joseph, chosen guardian, 2. 84. 
 
 Oliver, Jos., juror, 25. 187. 
 
 Oliver, Joseph, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 
 221. . 
 
 Oliver, Mary, felon, 22. 860. 
 
 Oliver, Ricey, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Oliver, Rowland, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Oliver, Sarah, in jail, 22. 860. 
 
 Oliver, Tom, castrated, 22. 830. 
 
 Oliver, Wm., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 237, 
 239. 
 
 Oliver, ship, 4. 258. 
 
 Oliver's, Va., 15. 379, 382. 
 
 Oiler, Francis, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Olliphant. See Oliphant. 
 
 Olliphant, John, allowance to, 22. 821. 
 
 Ol liver. See Oliver. 
 
 Olliver, Maj., inspector gen., 12. 524. 
 
 OIney, Geo., account paid, 18. 668. 
 pays for R. I., 17. 560. 
 pays money to IT. S., 16. 928, 929. 
 
 Olsbey, Thos., In militia, 22. 343. 
 
 Olyphant. See Oliphant. 
 
 Olyphant, David, to Nash on public af- 
 fairs, 19. 881-882; on surrender 
 of Br., etc., 15. 661-662. 
 
 O'Mally, Mr., introduced to Burke, 
 16. 520, 521. 
 
 O'Mally, Matthew, act for vendue mas- 
 ter, 24. 689. 
 owes state, 21. 1067. 
 supplies N. C. Line, 16. 485. 
 
OMAT, JOHN 
 
 239 
 
 ONSLOW CO. 
 
 vendue master, 1 9. 472, 474, 815, 820. 
 
 warrant to, 19. 656, 657. 
 Omat, John, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Omend, Phillip, petitions for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Omerry, Jacob, aruiy pay, 17. 237. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Omet, John, in militia, 17. 1058. 
 Onabach River, Fr. fort on, 6. 617. 
 
 See also Wabash River. 
 Onacock, 15. 678. 
 
 See also Ocracdck. 
 Onandage, Mdians meet at, 4. 821. 
 
 O'neal, , 22. 238. 
 
 O'Neal, , attempted rescue of, 7. 
 
 885. 
 O'Neal, Mr., 13. 201. 
 O'Neal, Capt., 22. 112. 
 O'Neal, Capt., surety, 14. 423. 
 O'Neal, Ensign, 20. 703. 
 O'Neal, Maj., 14. 458, 480, 482; 15. 
 151. 
 
 to reinforce Cage, 22. 557. 
 O'Neal, Arthur, fine remitted, 10. 3. 
 O'Neal, Benj., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 O'Neal, Chas., army rank, 16. 1128. 
 
 promoted lleut., 1 1 . 788. 
 
 rank settled, 15. 700. 
 
 recommended for promotion; 11. 
 716. 
 O'Neal, Christopher, C. of S. to on sur- 
 vey of Cape Lookout Bay, 1 1 . 354. 
 Oneal, Christopher, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Oneal, Christopher, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Oneal, Cornelius, land grant to, 4. 1047. 
 0'Neal,"FeIex, clerk of council, 5. 175. 
 Oneal, Francis, land grant to, 4. 947. 
 O'Neal, Frank, executed, 19. 148, 267. 
 O'Neal, Henry, owes state, 21. 1070. 
 O'Neal, Henry, paid for slave, 19. 148, 
 
 151, 267. 
 O'Neal, Henry, tory, 182. 
 O'Neal, Isom, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 O'Neal, Jas., army rank, 16. 1130. 
 O'Neal, John, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1130. 
 O'Neal, John, attacked for contempt, 
 
 10. 8. 
 Oneal, John, exempted from pardon, 
 
 7. 851. 
 O'Neal, John, in army, 13. 505. 
 Oneal, John, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Oneal, John, quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Oneal, John, Jun, in militia, 22. 496. 
 O'Neal, Michael, in militia, 22. 391. 
 O'Neal, Mich'll, juror, 4. 519. 
 
 O'Neal, Patrick, officer, 18. 450, 459. 
 O'Neal, Peter, building coms'r, 24. 798. 
 O'Neal, Peter, captain, 10. 753. 
 O'Neal, Peter, resigns as J. P., 21. 816, 
 
 990. 
 Oneal, Thomas, in militia, 22. 496. 
 O'Neal, Wm., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 O'Neal, Col. Wm., commands Whigs, 
 16. ix; 22. 204. 
 letter considered, 16. 217. 
 ordered out after Fanning, 22. 575. 
 resigns as colonel, 21. 974. 
 to Burke on the Piles, 16. 244; on 
 Tories, 16. 211-212. 
 Oneal, Wm., petitions for extension of 
 
 power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Oneal, Zacariah, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 Oneale, Mr., in Md. Leg., 16. 79. 
 Oneals, John, land grant to, 4. 766. 
 O'Neal's, 19. 840. 
 O'Neal's Mill, tories assemble at, 22. 
 
 182. 
 Oneil, Mr., 22. 764. 
 Oneit, Arthur, exempted, 6. 154. 
 O'Neil, Isham, army pay, 17. 237. 
 O'Neill, Alexander Louis, petition and 
 
 pay to, 22. 948. 
 O'Neill, Archibald, army pay, 17. 237. 
 O'Neill, Charles, army pay, 17. 237. 
 O'Neill, Felix, witness, 22. 363. 
 O'Neil's Mill, 22. 141. 
 Onel, Micajah, in militia, 22. 333. 
 O'Nele (O'Neale, Onell, Oneles), Dan- 
 iel, attachment against, 1. 566. 
 buys land, 1. 563, 
 deed from, 1. 398. 
 fined, 1. 532. 
 law suit, 1 . 564, 565. 
 sells land, 1. 563. 
 Onen, John, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Onhabeard, Lt., conduct inquired into, 
 
 12. 460. 
 Oniell, Capt., introduced to Henry and 
 
 Laurens, 13. 222, 223. 
 Onion, James, in militia, 17. 1059. 
 Onion quits-tah Creek, 2. 283. 
 Onorhastotah, 7. 210. 
 Onondago, N. Y., 10. 178. 
 Onondagoes Country, French to build 
 
 a fort in, 2. 190. 
 Ononnastotah, medal to, 7. 209. 
 Onslow, George, at Privy Council, 11. 
 
 236-237. 
 Onslow, Marsden preaches at, 3. 342. 
 Onslow Co., 7. 477; 8. 40, 394, 577, 701; 
 9. 298, 593; 10. 66, 357, 438, 439, 
 466, 519, 520, 525, 558, 559, 613, 615, 
 
ONSLOW CO. 
 
 240 
 
 ONSLOW CO. 
 
 625, 917, 925, 936; 11. 832; 13. 55, 
 464, 829; 14. 65, 254; 15. 345, 62J, 
 786; 16. 481, 516, 644, 946, 959; 18. 
 34, 263,. 298, 308, 497; 19. 211, 213, 
 341, 403, 404, 408, 411,. 429, 451, 
 731, 793; 20. 31, 3&, 274, 456; 21. 
 204, 786, 790, 949, 955, 985, 1067, 
 1070; 22. vi, 38&, 738, 755, 828, 832, 
 837, 842, 848, 856, 858, 860, 864, 
 941; 23. 146, 155, 163, 187, 220, 
 221, 255, 273, 274, 331, 336, 342, 
 
 , 343, 344, 373, 397, 553, 565, 575, 618, 
 624, 631, 692, 705, 724, 874, 904, 
 910, 912, 928, 946, 990; 24. 539, 581, 
 939, 958; 14. 64, 246, 268, 494. 
 
 act for court, 24. 37-9, 50, 64, 162; 
 25. 274-87, 437; for parisli in, 25. 
 298-304; for poor house, 24. 738-9; 
 for relief of ment'd, 5. 23; for 
 schools, 24. 534-5; for tax for 
 public buildings, 24. 138, 520-2, 
 594, 624, 756-7; 25. 97-8; for town, 
 23. 170-171, 336; on jurors, 24. 82- 
 4, 273-5, 908; 25. 422; on roads and 
 ferries, 23. 220-1, 489-90 ; to collect 
 sinking fund arrears, 24. 990; to 
 destroy vermin in, 23. 862, 914; 
 wild animals, 24. 749-50; to erect 
 repealed and to be reenacted, 5. 
 92, 116, 405-407; to fix time of co. 
 ct., 24. 717; 25. 288, 406; to im- 
 prove mavigation, 23. 510; by 
 lottery, 23. 542-4;; to locate pub- 
 lic buildings, 23. 438; 25. 329-30; 
 to relieve persons suffering from 
 loss of records, 23. 387-388. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1182. 
 
 bill for C. H. and prison, 4. 363, 364, 
 387, 390; 5. 505, 508, 509, 519, 534, 
 535, 536, 537, 538, 539, 542, 544, 
 558; for navigation, 19. 428, 763; 
 for schools, 19. 150, 172, 187, 265, 
 266, 286, 290', 308; for town in, 20. 
 33-34; to add part of Carteret to, 
 9. 384, 463, 464, 506; 18. 338, 356; 
 to add part to Jones, 21. 776, 792, 
 793, 861, 932, 946, 954, 1051; to 
 alter time of court, 7. 310, 379; to 
 collect tax in, 21. 40, 49, 62, 78, 87, 
 91; to collect tax arrears, 20. 532, 
 557; to confirm, 4. 90, 92, 96, 108, 
 121, 128, 129, 130, 133, 136, 137, 155; 
 to divide, 13. 851, 942; to improve 
 navigation in, 6. 353, 354, 356, 358, 
 361, 387, 391, 394, 395, 397, 419, 645, 
 647, 650, 660, 670-671, 675, 676-677, 
 681, 684, 690, 749; to permit use of 
 
 seines in New River, 9. 719, 728, 
 764, 765, 767, 775, 777, 78,4, 837, 842, 
 884, 887, 890, 896, 899; to relieve 
 person suffering by loss of re- 
 cords, 5. 42, 43, 45, 46, 47, 53, 59, 
 60, 61, 63, 65, 66-67, 76. 
 
 Board of Trade on act to improve 
 navigation, 6. 703. 
 
 bond of clerk of pleas, 9. 981. 
 
 British threaten, 15. 514. 
 
 cases of tried in Wilmington, 23. 
 253. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 312, 857-71. 
 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 639, 
 749. 
 
 confusion over troops in, 15. 632. 
 
 corn not to be exported from, 7. 428. 
 
 court days, 23. 703-704, 874, 885, 932, 
 946, 990. 
 
 debts due to, 8. 280-1. 
 
 deserters taken in, 11. 795. 
 
 drafts in, 15. 490; 16. 569. 
 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 575. 
 
 grand jurors congratulate Dobbs, 5. 
 334-335; petition on roads and 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 
 in Wilmington dist., 1 5. 377. 
 
 inspection places in, 23. 381, 641, 
 791; 25. 313, 379. 
 
 J. P.'s in, 4. 346, 713, 1239; 5. 32, 
 996; 6. 297, 1008, 1013, 1068; 9. 71; 
 22. 918; 23. 995. 
 
 land grants in, 4. 52, 62, 217, 218, 
 219, 221, 222, 223, 273, 274, 277, 278, 
 280, 281, 328, 329, 331, 332, 333, 
 334, 336, 342, 343, 347, 349, 350, 
 355, 440, 441, 454, 588, 592,'594, 595, 
 596, 598, 601, 602, 603, 616, 619, 625, 
 627, 628, 631, 635, 636, 638, 639, 640, 
 641, 642, 649, 650, 675, 684, 703, 704, 
 705, 707, 709, 710, 711, 759, 761, 762, 
 764, 765, 766, 767, 768, 799, 800, 803, 
 804, 805, 851, 853, 854, 884, 885, 886, 
 887, 890, 891, 892, 893, 894, 896, 
 897, 950,952,953,962,963,965, 968, 
 969, 970, 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035, 
 1039, 1043, 1045, 1047, 1049, 1238, 
 1238, 1239, 1240, 1246, 1248, 1249, 
 1250, 1251, 1253, 1255; 5. 944; 6. 
 80, 81. 
 light horse to be raised in, 17. 827- 
 828, 829. 
 
 members of assembly, 4. 115, 493, 
 733, 815, 817; 5. 87, 154, 232, 521, 
 1110; 6. 77, 362, 662, 800, 893, 
 1150; 7. 66, 284, 343, 390; 8. 40, 
 106, 303; 9. 448, 724, 1189; 12. 
 
ONSLOW CO. 
 
 241 
 
 ORANGE CO. 
 
 2, 3. 160, 271, 549, 656, 683; 13. 
 736, 785, 794, 944; 16. 2; 17. 265, 
 284, 285, 795, 807, 878, 884; 18. 
 
 2, 23, 227, 253; 19. 1, 13, 129, 134, 
 234, 250, 400, 504, 718; 20. 2, 17, 
 120, 176, 302, 353, 476; 21. 2, 
 194, 730, 872. 
 
 members in Conv. 1788 and '89, 22. 
 
 3, 38. 
 
 members in Prov. Congress, 8. xxxi, 
 1042, 1179, ID. 165, 501, 914, 923. 
 
 militia in, 5. 575, 603; complaints 
 over officers, 22. 931; embodied, 
 22. 541; guard stores, 25. vi; 
 in Regulator campaign, 8. 574, 
 575, 578, 582, 584, 585, 587, 588, 
 589, 591, 594, 596, 597, 599, 600, 
 666, 667, 697, 701-702; 19. 838; of- 
 ficers, 22. 966; organization of, 
 10. 626, 634, facing 680; returns, 
 22. 314, 336-44; to go to S. C, 6. 
 816; to be raised in, 17. 678; for 
 defense of, 17. 709, 787, 789. 
 
 missionaries in, 6. 562. 
 
 Murray's notes allowed in, S. 941, 
 954. 
 
 no troops to be raised in for S. C, 
 
 4, 633. 
 
 number of freeholders, 3. 450. 
 number troops in field, 22. 564, 565. 
 officers, 9. 298. 
 organization of troops, 10. 206, 207, 
 
 531, 626, facing 680. 
 owes state, 21. 1067, 1068, 1076. 
 parishes in, 7. 541. 
 petition from, 19. 11; 21. 782, 936, 
 
 941; for location of circuit court, 
 
 4. 509-510; in favor of Shackle- 
 ford, 16. 28; on Fed. Conv., 21. 
 31. 
 
 pilot for, 22. 919. 
 
 place rents are payable, 4. 372, 400. 
 
 proceedings of S. C|, 9. 1237, 10. 27, 
 
 112, 355-356. 
 public revenues from, 9." 647. 
 quit rents from, 9. 608. 
 report on militia of, 6. 163. 
 rum seized, 5. 904. 
 settlements reach, 1. xi. 
 sheriffs, 4. 347, 953; 5. 824, 976; 6. 
 
 210, 1013. 
 supreme ct. of held in Wilmington, 
 
 5. 260. 
 
 tax in, 19. 707. 
 
 taxables in, 7. 146, 284, 289, 539, 
 
 541; 6. 575, 603; in 1754, 6. 320. 
 treasurer of, 6. 337; 23. 349, 400. 
 
 troops for defense of, 17. 915, 917; 
 from, 15. 73; to be raised in, 13. 
 417; 24. 154. 
 See also Onslow Precinct. 
 Onslow Court House, bill for town 
 near, 17. 320, 355; 20. 34. 
 quit rents payable at, 4. 187. 
 Onslow District, recruiting officer for, 
 
 22. 928. 
 Onslow Precinct, 3. xiii, 539, 566, 575; 
 
 4. 280, 330, 502, 701, 743, 1023; 
 
 5. 32, 119, 353, 531, 552, 760; 6. 
 xxxiii, 238, 562, 637, 729, 1019, 
 1079, 1127. 
 
 act to establish, 23. 119-121, 335, 
 
 445-7. 
 erected, 3. 256, 442, 640, 641. 
 J. P.'s in, 3. 256-7; 4. 46. 
 law to establish, Pane on, 4. 252. 
 members in assembly, 3. 635; not 
 
 admitted to assembly, 3. 562. 
 See also Onslow County. 
 Onslow River, 3. 442. 
 Ontaonas River, 5. 864. 
 Ontario, 5. 464. 
 Ontario, Lake, 2. 383. 
 and XJ. S. boundary, 16. 749; 17. 
 5, 6. 
 Ontori, at Indian Congress, 11. 179. 
 Opechancanough, route of, 1. 660. 
 Opeckon, Va., Baptists at, 6. 1166- 
 
 1167. 
 Opecquon River, 5. 1201. 
 O'Phegan, Michael, army pay, 17. 
 
 17. 237. 
 Opost, Indian council at, 17. 160. 
 Oppression, resistance to in N. C, 8. 
 
 vii-x. 
 Oppressions, De Foe's comependium 
 
 of, 2. 890-923. 
 O'Quin, Bryan, juror, 4. 523. 
 O'Quin, Pat, juror, 4. 523. 
 O'Quinn, Pat, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 O'QuInn, Tarlbe, land grant to, 4. 675. 
 Oquirn, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1047. 
 Oram, Jas, army rank, 18. 1130. 
 Oram, J no., army rank, 18. 1128. 
 Orange, Prince of, 15. 
 Orange, Prince, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Orange, Wm., army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1130. 
 Orange, Wm., army rank, 18. 1131. 
 Orange Brigade, 7. 833. 
 Orange Co., 5. xxii, 2, 355, 591, 835» 
 853, 978, 979, 980, 981, 1045, 1155. 
 1185; 8. 536, 573, 799, 807, 816. 
 
 3-16 
 
ORANGE CO. 
 
 242 
 
 ORANGE CO. 
 
 1127, 1299; 7. xvi, xxxi, 91, 368, 
 477, 519, 625, 830, 856, 926, 963; 
 8. xvi, xxvii, xli, xlii, xlvii, 27, 33, 
 215, 216, 217, 225, 307, 397, 399, 
 400, 402, 548, 578, 615, 650, 690, 
 697, 717, 736; 9. xxv, 25, 26, 37, 
 207, 298, 346, 354, 476, 496, 515, 
 592, 660, 697, 1245; 10. xviii, 
 xxxiii, 350, 444, 513, 525, 551, 558, 
 559, 571, 600, 646, 760, 827, 917, 
 937, 999; 11. xviii, 350, 548, 607, 
 794, 804, 832; 12. 57, 305; 13. 
 192, 424, 734/, 765, 823, 846, 760, 
 890, 919, 937, 949; 14. 208, 377, 
 385, 386, 413, 433, 454, 603, 828; 
 15. 212, 437, 510, 582; 16. 78, 82, 
 117, 244, 264, 277, 417, 586, 602, 
 637, 640, 661, 662, 685, 689, 691, 
 743, 770, 944; 18. 38, 497, 602, 
 803; 19. 71, 78, 97, 196, 212, 245, 
 323, 366, 500, 629, 637, 837, 840, 
 843, 970, 979; 20. 6, 224, 386, 437; 
 
 21. 28, 113, 167, 219, 224, 243, 249, 
 267, 285, 291, 363, 423, 605, 638, 
 682, 683, 684, 812, 974, 981, 1046; 
 
 22. 102, 103, 105, 128, 129, 440, 
 461, 465, 576, 585, 845, 856, 860, 
 861, 871, 932, 1046; 23. 373, 490, 
 509, 553, 564, 575, 618, 620, 626, 
 633, 677, 691, 705, 723, 855, 856, 
 874, 904, 912, 946, 952, 991; 24. 
 177, 285, 286, 287, 334, 466, 696, 
 829, 830, 857, 942, 943; 25. 267; 
 26. 1272, 175. 
 
 a frontier, 5. 25. 
 
 act for court, 24. 37-9, 50-64, 161; 
 
 25. 274-87, 437; for parish in, 25. 
 
 298-304; for poor house, 25. 60-2; 
 
 for tax for public building, 24. 
 
 177, 461, 594, 692; 25. 93-4; for 
 
 town in, 23. 509; 25. 402-4, 500-3; 
 
 for transcription of records, 24. 
 
 967-8; on jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5; 
 
 25. 422; on roads and ferries, 23. 
 
 489-90; on strays, 23. 777-9, 972; 
 
 on time of courts, 23. 399, 484, 
 
 545-6, 25. 270; 24. 717-18; 25. 
 
 288, 364, 406; to add part to 
 
 Johnston, 23. 547-8; to collect 
 
 taxes, 23. 505, 663; 25. 397-8, 489, 
 
 492-3; to collect tax arrears, 23. 
 
 627-9 ; to destroy vermin in, 23. 
 
 592, 914; 25. 476, 516-17, to divide, 
 
 23. 819-823, 823-826, 827-831; 
 
 24. 24-26; to erect, 23. 383-384, 
 390-391, 446-7, 470-1, 25. 256, 271; 
 should be repealed, 5. 151;' to ex- 
 
 tend time of sheriff's settlement, 
 25. 520-1; to fix place for county 
 court and public buildings, 23. 
 399; 25. 271-2; to settle bounds, 5. 
 23. 
 
 address to on Regulator' troubles, 
 8. 543-544. 
 
 asks for charter, 6. 228, 229; protec- 
 tion against Indians, 6. 374; right 
 of representation, 5. 364. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1184. 
 
 bill for poorhouse, 21. 326, 350, 384, 
 677; for roads and ferries in, 5. 
 1020, 1021, 1023, 1036, 1051-1052, 
 1056, 1058, 1064, 1065, 1097; for 
 transcript of records, 21. 116, 
 124, 128, 140; on strays, 8. 100, 
 325; 9. 842, 848, 852, 861, 894, 
 895, 907, 910, 913, 914, 928, 1014; 
 to add part to Johnston, 6. 645, 
 649, 651, 652, 660, 685, 686, 688, 
 750; to alter time of court, 5. 
 182, 183, 184, 187, 196, 198, 199, 
 201, 204, 205, 209, 875, 876, 899, 
 900, 901, 1005, 1008, 1010, 1011; 
 6. 642, 644, 646, 660, 667, 671, 
 676, 679, 749; 20. 541; 21. 100, 
 104; to amend act for town in, 7. 
 314, 317, 319, 320, 321, 338, 377, 
 384, 388, 390, 396, 397, 399, 421, 
 432; to amend act to erect, 5. 41, 
 42, 43, 45, 46, 53, 56, 57, 59, 60, 
 63, 65, 66, 76; to collect taxes, 6. 
 171, 184, 200, 1105, 1112, 1118, 
 .1145, 1173, 1174, 1178, 1185-1186, 
 1189, 1190, 1192; 7. 47, 48, 49, 51- 
 52, 57, 61, 68-69, 70, 71, 72, 81, 85, 
 88; to cure deeds, 19. 285; to de- 
 stroy vermin, 6. 866, 872, 875, 876, 
 883, 891, 931, 936, 941, 947, 948, 
 953, 963; to divide, 5. 183, 199; 7. 
 906, 915, 929, 935, 937, 939, 944, 
 906, 915, 929, 935, 937, 938, 944, 
 945, 949, 951, 955, 957; 8. 290, 
 291, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 
 298, 299, 310, 315, 321, 327- 
 341, 347, 352, 353, 354, 362, 363, 
 364, 367, 384, 386, 387, 401, 402, 
 403, 405, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 
 429, 432, 434, 437, 439, 477, 478, 
 527, 9. 113, 149, 153, 163; 9. 107, 
 147, 151, 162; 12. 27-28, 30, 34, 
 41, 46, 112, 180, 255; 13. 357; to 
 erect, 4. 1322, 1323, 1324, 1329, 
 1336, 1337, 1338, 1339, 1348; to 
 erect town, 6. 122, 123, 126, 127, 
 145, 147, 158, 159, 160, 165, 184, 
 
ORANGE CO. 
 
 243 
 
 ORANGE CO; 
 
 200; to fix place of court, 5. 182, 
 
 183, 186, 188, 197, 198, 199, 206, 
 
 209; to make new county out of, 6. 
 
 303, 312, 320, 325, 350, 364, 385, 396; 
 
 to re-establish, 5. 676, 678, 687, 
 
 721, 722; 723, 724, 725, 726, 737; 
 
 to regulate roads, 5. 874, 876, 897, 
 
 898, 899; to transcribe records, 
 
 20. 561, 565, 571. 
 Butler questioned on Regulators, 
 
 22. 410-11. 
 Caswell to justices of on failure to 
 
 hold o. and t. ct, 11. 434, 435. 
 census of 1790 lost, 26. iv, 1248. 
 charter to, 5. 812; ment'd, 6. 289. 
 clergy in, 8. 222. 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 
 639, 747. 
 commissions to inventory property 
 
 of loyalists, 10. 554, 555. 
 contested election in, 8. Ill; 10. 
 
 917, 932-933, 945. 
 court act for disallowed, 6. 707. 
 court broken up by Regulators, 8. 
 
 542. 
 court days, 23. 703, 704, 874, 885, 
 
 932, 946, 990. 
 court house to be built in, 13. 452. 
 court records of, 8. 184-185. 
 court records and jurors in, 8. 72. 
 created, 5. xxxix. 
 debts due to, 8. 280-281. 
 depositions on illegal fees in, 7. 773- 
 
 782. 
 divided, 11. 470. 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 573. 
 election validated, 24. 410. 
 entries of Regulators on court rec- 
 ords of, 8. 235-240. 
 excesses and insolence of troops in, 
 
 15. 769. 
 extent and reasons for taxes, 7. 771- 
 
 82. 
 extortion in, 7. xv, xvi. 
 franchise in, 10. 211. 
 fulling mills in, 8. 154. 
 Germans in, 8. 630, 734. 
 given right of representation, 5. 
 
 767-768. 
 grain of impressed and relief 
 
 from tax, 14. 466. 
 grievances of Regulators, 8. xiv, 
 
 xvii-xviii. 
 heart of Regulator movement, 7. 
 
 xxxii. 
 in Hillsboro dist, 15. 377. 
 increase in population, 5. 24, 25. 
 
 Indian commissary for, 5. 835, 853, 
 854. 
 
 instructions to delegates in Halifax 
 Congress from, 10. 870/-870;j; to 
 representatives, 9. 699-706. 
 
 iron factory in, 8. xlviii, 496. 
 
 J. P.'s in, 5. 32, 175, 6. 340, 761, 
 1008, 1068, 1088; 8. 149; 9. 71, 
 1221; 23. 995. 
 
 Lamb on act to collect tax, 7. 225. 
 
 land holders of to vote, 23. 987. 
 
 line with Guilford to be run, 8. 538. 
 
 loyal militia of, 22. 197. 
 
 loyalty in, 10. 146, 441. 
 
 Lutherans in, 8. 774, 782. 
 
 Mebane sheriff, 11. 526. 
 
 members in assembly, 5. 53, 54, 
 521, 813, 894, 997; 6. 135, 136, 
 374, 399-4itt0, 493, 662, 800, 910, 
 1152, 1168; 7. 284, 342; 8. 106, 
 303, 471, 473, 494, 538; 9. 139, 140, 
 177, 178, 448; 9. 469, 470, 734, 
 747, 909, 1189; 12. 2, 266, 317, 656, 
 668, 724, 726, 776, 818, 869; 13. 
 541, 633; 13.736, 785; 15.222; 16. 
 2; 17. 265, 795, 878, 887, 897; 18. 
 
 2, 227, 253, 267, 375; 19. 1, 129, 
 234, 400, 718, 840; 20. 2, 120, 302, 
 476; 21. 2, 194, 730, 872. 
 
 members in conv 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 3, 26, -28, 30, 38. 
 
 members in Prov. Cong., 9. xxxi, 
 xxxiv, 1042, 1179; 10. 166, 501, 
 505, 914, 916, 925, 930, 970, 971, 973. 
 
 memorial from, 19. 341, 342, 343. 
 
 militia in, 5. 575, 603; called out 
 against Regulators, 7. 718-719, 
 720-721, 794, 827, 832, 833, 834, 
 836, 859, 887, 888, 889; 8. 574, 579, 
 580, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 
 588, 589, 592, 593, 613, 649, 669, 
 670, 672, 674, 677, 679-680, 684, 
 686, 697, 704, 707, 711, 714; 9. 93; 
 22. 416-78, 580-1, 871-873, 874; re- 
 turn from, 13. 253; 22. 311, 313, 
 334-6, 418-19; reviewed, 9. 349; 
 to be ordered out, 5. 1-li, 6. 61; to 
 be paid, 10. 589. 
 
 noms. for J. P.'s rejected, 18. 187, 
 207, 413, 435, 468. 
 
 not to have members of assembly,. 
 5. 151. 
 
 Nuessmann preaches in, 8. 763. 
 
 officers, 9. 298; 14. 264. 
 
 oppression in, 7. 249-250. 
 
 organization of troops, 10. 207, 532. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1076. 
 
ORANGE CO. 
 
 244 
 
 ORDER, PETER 
 
 paper factory in, 12. 875 
 
 parishes and ministers in, 7. 457, 
 541. 
 
 people of raid Cross Creek for salt, 
 11. 527, 530, 533. 
 
 petitions from, 18. 28, 29, 47, 99, 
 258, 262, 277, 285, 302, 348; 19. 
 663, 743; against fees, 7. 733-737; 
 for division of, 9. 809-810; for en- 
 larged powers to J. P.'s, 7. 874- 
 875, 929; for inspection ware- 
 house, 8. 80a; for pardon of Regu- 
 lators, 7. 770-771; for release of 
 Bradley, 10. 930; for relief, 8. 
 309; for Ryley, 10. 975; on cor- 
 rection of grievances, 8. 81-84; on 
 juries and illegal taxes and fees, 
 8. 231-234; on lands, 21. 740, 748, 
 749, 776, 777, 782, 789, 886, 898, 
 899, 932, 952; on new county, 21. 
 816, 986, 993; to divide, 9. 89-90. 
 
 plundering of troops in, 14. 603. 
 
 population, 4. xxi. 
 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1193, 1194, 1213- 
 1217, 1219. 
 
 proceedings against representatives 
 ment'd, 9. 1. ' 
 
 provisions impressed, 16. 263. 
 
 Quakers in, 8. 610. 
 
 records of trials of Regulators and 
 "others, 7. 842-847. 
 
 recruiting advancing in, 13. 146. 
 
 regulators in, 7. xx, 710-712-713-716, 
 717-720, 721, 722, 728, 731-732, 739- 
 740, 741, 742-746, 750-751, 758-767, 
 791, 792-794, 798, 799, 800, 801-806, 
 810-816, 817, 819, 820, 821, 822, 823, 
 827, 830-838, 840-842, 850-851, 859, 
 863-864, 884, 934, 989; 8. 26-27, 32, 
 37, 195, 331, 644, 645, 646-647, 679, 
 680, 686, 722, 730; assemble in, 8. 
 490; in Hillsboro riots, 8. 231-234, 
 235-249, 251-255, 257-258, 268; in- 
 dicted, 8. 529-530; petition Tryon, 
 8. 640-641; proceedings of, 7. 251- 
 252. 
 
 report on militia, 6. 163, 365. 
 
 request of regulators to authorities 
 on taxes, 7. 699-700. 
 
 resolutions in behalf of Tryon, 8. 
 230-231. 
 
 roll of militia marching against In- 
 dians, 10. 753-754, 759-760. 
 
 Safety Com. proceedings, 10. 785- 
 786. 
 
 sends troops to Hillsboro, 7. xxiil. 
 
 sheriffs, 6. 163; •. 1016; 7. 91, 742, 
 
 821; 8. 26, 307; 9. 372; ask more 
 time to settle, 9. 802-803; ques- 
 tioned on regulation matters, 15. 
 761-762; whipped, 7. xxiv, xxv; 8. 
 32. 
 size, 7. 514. 
 supplies from, 14. 424. 
 supreme ct. of held In Salisbury, 5. 
 
 260. 
 tax in, 19. 409, 707; 23. 869. 
 taxables in, 5. 575, 603; 7. 146, 284, 
 289, 539, 541; in 1754, 5. 320; in 
 1790, 26. 1248, 1286-1313. 
 time for inferior ct, 7. 609, 647. 
 Tories in, 22. 557, 731;; embody, 
 22. 923; sentenced for treason, 
 16. 777. 
 treasurer for, 23. 400. 
 troops called out, 15. 549; with Br. 
 at Moore's Creek, 10. xxvi; in 
 regulation campaign, 19. 839, 840, 
 842, 847, 848, 849; to be raised in, 
 13. 411; 14. 29. 
 Tryon's answer to petition of regu- 
 lators, 8. 642. 
 value of wheat, 7. xix. 
 vestry recommends Jones, 8. 23. 
 wagon report wanted, 14. 393. 
 warehouse wanted for, 8. 78. 
 Orange Co., Va., 5. 175; 18. 51; 21. 
 884. 
 tlthables in 1756, 5. 565. 
 Orange Court House, 22. 104, 105. 
 act for road from, 23. 439 ; 25. 330. 
 bill for road from, 5. 504, 505, 508, 
 509, 519, 532, 534, 535, 536, 537, 541, 
 544, 558. 
 Orange District, recruiting officer for, 
 
 22. 928. 
 Orange District, Orange Co., tax pay- 
 ers in, 26. 1286-1290. 
 Orange Presbytery, 5. 1196, 1216. 
 erected, 5. 1213. 
 records lost, 6. 1193. 
 Orange Town (N. J.?), 15. 65. 
 Orangeburg, S. C, 8. 741; 14. 60, 67, 
 
 73, 78, 293; 15. 368; 22. 153. 
 Orangeburg Co., S. C, 17. 581, 1034. 
 Orangeburg Fort, taken, 16. 465. 
 Orangeburgh Road, S. C, 17. 1034. 
 Orbetton, Mr., breaks parole, 14. 701. 
 Ord, Capt., takes the Lord Howe, 13. 
 
 362. 
 Ordeneal, John, in militia, 22. 416. 
 Order, Malchisadeck, petitions on 
 
 need of money, 7. 866-867. 
 Order, Peter, army rank, 18. 1131. 
 
ORDEK BOOK 
 
 245 
 
 ORMOND, WILLIAM 
 
 Order book, of Tryon against regulat- 
 ors, 8. 574-601. 
 Order book, of Waddell on regulator 
 
 campaign, 88. 601-607. 
 Orders, General, for districts, 16. 634- 
 
 635. 
 Orders in Council, acts repealed hj, 
 
 23. 122. 
 Ordinance of 1787, 20. 740-6, 774. 
 Ordinances, act against gambling in, 
 25. 251; act on, 23. 79-80, 97, 182- 
 5, 337, 492-4, 725-8; 24. 279-81; 26. 
 161, 169, 182, 203, 208, 262, 358. 
 bin to regulate, 4. 475, 478, 480, 500, 
 501, 507, 508, 510; 5. 1025, 1027, 
 1036, 1068, 1069, 1073, 1074, 1077, 
 1084, 1097; 7. 614, 623, 633, 637, 
 641, 649, 653. 668, 696; 18. 864, 
 868, 871, 884, 962, 975, 978; 21. 
 763. 769, 827, 835, 915, 928, 971, 
 996, 999, 1003, 1009, 1011. 
 Caswell on licences for, 11. 615. 
 kept by Eliz. Marston, 8. 60. 
 place of filled by gov., 7. 475. 
 Ordinances of Conv. 1776, 23. 985-1000. 
 
 passed, 10. 981-982. 
 Ordinary keepers, abuse in granting 
 license to, 4. 472, 496. 
 not to be sheriffs, 4. 951. 
 notes on acts for, 3. 187, 190. 
 violate license law, 5. 336. 
 Ordnance, asked for forts, 5. 638, 639. 
 Dobbs's letter on discussed, 6. 481, 
 
 483. 
 estimate of that needed for Fort 
 
 Johnston, 5. 350-351. 
 It. gen. of, at cowncil, 2. 680, 732. 
 memorial for discussed, 5. 399-400. 
 report on, 7. 245-246. 
 request for, 6. 702; from assembly, 
 
 5. 682, 683, 710-711. 
 store keeper needed for, 5. 918, 919. 
 to be sent to N. C, 6. 592-593. 
 Ore Hill, reservation of rescinded, 12. 
 
 629, 698. 
 Oreler, John, petition, 21. 48, 135-136, 
 
 137. 
 Orendal, Edward, road overseer, 1. 
 
 493. 
 Orenton, Wm., in militia, 22. 356. 
 Orextine, John, exempted, 6. 1045. 
 Organ, Wm., army rank, 18. 1130. 
 Organ church, 8. 744, 745. 
 calls Storch, 8. 766, 769. 
 history, 8. 759-760, 761, 762, 763, 764, 
 775, 776, 778, 781, 787, 792, 795. 
 Original Attachments, act to regulate 
 
 proceedings in, 25. 200. 
 Original process, issue of by co. ct., 
 
 25. 409, 410. 
 Original writs, act on returns of, 23. 
 17-19. 
 Johnston on law for, 4. 25. 
 Orkney, Lord, communication to 
 ment'd, 2. 336. 
 gov. of Va., 2. 518. 
 Orleans, 17. 519. 
 Orman. See Ormond. 
 Orman (Oram), Benj., allowance to, 
 10. 51, 56. 
 resolve in favor of, 16. 86. 
 Ormand. See Ormond. 
 Ormand, Col., in militia, 22. 309. 
 Orme, Peter, petition considered, 17. 
 
 401. 
 Orme, Robert, claims allowed, 8. 953. 
 Orme, Wm., petition considered, 17. 
 
 409; 20. 92, 93, 99, 108. 
 Ormes (Orms), Samuel, a J. P., 4. 800. 
 county clerk, 5. 320; 22. 295. 
 land grants to, 4. 707. 
 witnesses will and clerk of court, 
 22. 289, 290. 
 Ormond. See Orman, Ormand. 
 Ormond, Duke of, at council, 1. 74, 
 233. 
 on Bd. T. and F. P., 1. 223. 
 
 Ormond, , 22. 838. 
 
 Ormond, Henry, murdered, 22. 856. 
 
 857. 
 Ormond Roger, claims allowed, 9. 
 224, 953; 22. 841. 
 dead, 10. 350, 414. 
 deposition quoted, 8. 1057. 
 forwards Lexington news, 8. 1236, 
 
 1237. 
 in assembly, 9. 394, 399, 400, 408, 
 407, 447, 449, 457, 463, 482, 503, 506, 
 517, 588, 733, 848 851, 857, 860, 874, 
 885, 895, 902, 903, 907, 910, 919, 
 923, 930, 937, 944, 952, 1188. 
 in Prov. Cong., 8. 1042, 1049, 1178, 
 
 1179, 1181; 10. 164, 500. 
 major. 10. 206. 
 on com. of asaem., 9. 381, 451, 838. 
 
 884. 
 on S. C. of Newbem Dist., 10. 215. 
 testifies in matter of J. P.'s, 8. 1019. 
 witness, 7. 684; 8. 1005. 
 Ormond, W. Y., (Wyrlott?), clerk of 
 
 CO. ct., 22. 481, 482. 
 Ormond, Wm., a J. P., 4. 332, 346. 
 
 sheriff, 4. 347. 
 Ormond, Wm., building coms'r, 24. 
 
ORMDND, WYRIOTl^ 
 
 246 
 
 ORR, 
 
 291. 
 Ormond, Wyriott, agent of northern 
 counties in representation strug- 
 gle, 4. 1168-1169. 
 
 asked to appear in certain cases, 4. 
 676. 
 
 bond as trustee to erect public of- 
 fices, 5. 567-568. 
 
 chairman com. of whole, 5. 257, 258, 
 259, 850. 
 
 dead, 5. 1006, 1007. 
 
 deposition on efforts to break up as- 
 sembly, 4. 1195-1196; on struggle 
 for representation, 4. 1205. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 720, 723, 724, 731, 
 816, 818, 819, 820, 826, 827, 829, 
 832, 1010, 1052, 1060, 1061, 1334, 
 1337, 1340, 1342, 1343; 5. 56, 57, 
 58, 232, 242, 243, 244, 248, 277, 280, 
 292, 305, 309, 312, 677, 688, 695, 
 696, 698, 719, 720, 721, 722, 723, 
 724, 838, 840, 850, 868, 1041. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 627, 635, 641, 853, 
 1039. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 832, 1052, 
 1059, 1318, 1331, 1340; 5. 39, 54, 
 55, 219, 237, 239, 240, 660, 690, 693, 
 703, 716, 717, 731, 732. 
 
 proposes to examine witnesses, 4. 
 1202. 
 
 quoted on determination of northern 
 members not to attend assembly, 
 4. 1189. 
 
 receiver of tonnage duties, 5. 329. 
 
 refuses to act against Johnston, 4. 
 1098. 
 
 reports on propositions and griev- 
 ances, 4. 817, 823. 
 
 serves Johnston with queries, 4. 
 1204. 
 
 surety, 5. 328-329. 
 Ormond, Wyniott, allowance to, 22. 
 841, 851; to executor of, 9. 953. 
 
 arrears of salary due to, 9. 654. 
 
 bond as receiver, 7. 683-684. 
 
 building coms'r, 23. 680, 907. 
 
 claims, 9. 590; allowed, 9. 224; re- 
 jected, 22. 838. 
 
 clerk, 9. 298. 
 
 contests election, 8. 112-13. 
 
 dead, 9. 738, 739, 874. 
 
 in assembly, 6. 873, 893, 897, 904, 909 
 910, 921, 945, 1103. 1118, 115oi 
 11546, 1155, 1171, 1190, 1200, 1224, 
 1270; 7. 67; 8. 106, 107, 319, 323, 
 326, 334, 350, 367, 398, 394, 436, 437, 
 
 438, 440, 441, 444, 447, 454, 466, 
 476; 9. 108, 136, 149, 152, 155, 180, 
 187, 190, 201, 204, 205, 223, 384, 393, 
 395, 397, 402, 407, 447, 475, 484, 494, 
 
 509, 513, 514, 589, 734; on com. of 
 assem., 6. 896, 1153, 1263; 8. 324. 
 
 port coms'r, 23. 667. 
 town coms'r, 23. 865. 
 Ormond, Wyriott, tax receiver, 25. 
 
 285. 
 Ormsby, George, pay to, 22. 498, 499. 
 Ormsley, Geo., in militia, 22. 422. 
 Oronoko tobacco, 23. 407, 408, 733, 
 
 734. 
 Orphans, act on, 23. 70-71,333, 432, 
 
 510, 577-83, 992-6; 24. 594, 904, 
 25. 40, 161, 310-25, 415-22; consid- 
 ered and disallowed, S. 28-9, 69, 
 70, 71, 72, 81, 733. 
 
 asylums built by Lutherans, 8. 768. 
 
 bin for better care of, S. 351, 352, 
 353, 354, 358, 361, 368, 377, 378, 
 382, 384-385, 389, 395, 419; to se- 
 cure estates, 4. 480, 507; B. 122, 
 123, 141, 146, 148, 171, 172, 177, 
 181, 192, 196; for security of, 6. 
 843, 844, 846, 847, 880, 881, 890, 
 901, 904, 905, 909, 949, 950, 951; tp 
 regulate guardians and estates of, 
 5. 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 510, 519, 
 532, 533, 535, 540, 545, 546, 558. 
 
 Board of Trade on act for, 6. 587- 
 591; on act regulating estates, 6. 
 27, 28. 
 
 bound- out, 1. 522, 577. 
 
 care of, 1. 580, 600, 613, 621, 626, 
 630. 
 
 debts to always pleadable, 1. 675. 
 
 discharged by governor, 4. 1110, 
 1118. 
 
 Dobbs on bill for, 6. 970. 
 
 estates, grand juries should have 
 power to inquire into, and protect, 
 5. 298; should be protected, 5. 
 547; should be sold only by sher- 
 iff, 5. 548. 
 
 Johnston on law of, 4. 26. 
 
 law on reported unfavorably, 6. 20. 
 
 legal control of, 7. 480. 
 
 no protection for property of, 4. 
 1009, 1027. 
 
 ordinance on law on, 23. 992-6. 
 
 Pownall on act for, 6. 1049. 
 
 supported by public, 1. 630, 678. 
 Orphan's Court, 1. 563; 25. 419. 
 
 regulation of, 1. 575. 
 Orr, , army rank, 18. 1128. 
 
ORE, CHARLES 
 
 247 
 
 OSBORNE, ADLAI 
 
 Orr, Charles, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1128. 
 Orp, James, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Orr, John, horseman, 15. 509. 
 Orr, John, claim, 9. 487, 591. 
 Orr, Robert, in militia, 22. 437. 
 Orr, Robert, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-9. 
 Orr, Samuel, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Orr, Thos., goods sold by S. C, 9. 1104, 
 1107. 
 papers to from S. C, 9. 1110. 
 pays money to S. C, 9. 1153. 
 signs Ass'n of C. C, 9. 1152, 1166. 
 Orr, Wm., to S. P. G. on church af- 
 fairs, 4. 622; on his work, 4. 608- 
 609. 
 Orrell, Lieut., mistreated, 15. 539. 
 
 receives pay, 14. 335. 
 Orrell, Thos., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 captain, 15. 786. 
 Orrendal, Ed., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Orrill, Lt., disobeys orders, 16. 516. 
 
 on duty, 16. 481. j 
 
 Ortery, Alex, juror, 4. 525. 
 Orthodox Clergy, act for, 25. 430-2. 
 See also Clergy, Episcopal Church, 
 Established Church. 
 Orton, John, brings suit, 10. 434. 
 Orton's Mills, 15. 785, 788. 
 Orundack Indians, incited against 
 
 English, 5. 173. 
 Orundell, Ed., in militia, 22. 356. 
 Orwell, Lord, at Board of Trade meet- 
 ing, 6. 1001-1007, 1062-1064, 7. 146- 
 148. 
 on leave of absence to Dobhs, 6. 
 
 1044. 
 to King, on docking of entails, 6. 
 972-973. 
 Osbern, Alexr, commissioner to in- 
 quire into Indian outrages, 5. 175- 
 176. 
 Osberry, Henry, land grant to, 4. 798. 
 Osborn. See Osbern, Osborne, Osburn, 
 Ozburn. 
 
 Osborn, . on com. of Assem., 6. 
 
 641, 665. 
 Osborn, Mr., 17. 630. 
 Osborn, Co!., 7. 822, 824, 826, 828, 837. 
 Osborn, Col., 21. 810. 
 
 delivers letter to regulators, 6. 841. 
 Osborn (Osborne), Col., In Regulator 
 
 campaign, 22. 875. 
 Osborn, A. C, witness, 22. 428. 
 Osborn (Osborne, Osburn, Ozburn), 
 Alexander, a J. P., 4. 951, 1293; 
 
 6. 799; 7. 856. 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 does harm among Catawbas, 5. 647. 
 in Assembly, 6. 647, 650, 662, 676, 
 
 677. 
 in militia, 22. 31l! 
 makes treaty with Catawbas, 5. 141- 
 
 1446. 
 petition on lands, 7. 7. 
 Osborn (Osborne), Alexander, brings 
 suit, 10. 432. 
 petition against marriage act, 9. 
 623-624. 
 Osborn, Alexander, land grants to, 4. 
 
 1047. 
 Osborn, Alex., presides at county ct., 
 
 10. 139. 
 Osborn, Alexr, vestryman, 23. 344. 
 Osborn, Christopher, in militia, 22. 
 
 365. 
 Osborn, Christopher, in militia, 22. 
 
 376. 
 Osborn, James, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Osborn, Jesse, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Osborn, John, 24. 286. 
 Osborn, J no., in militia, 22. 376. 
 Osborn, Jonathan, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Osborn, Jos., army rank, 16. 1128. 
 Osborn, Robt., juror, 25. 190. 
 Osborn, Stephen, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Osborn, Wm., pay to, 22. 1014. 
 Osborne, Mr., 5. 1206. 
 Osborne, Mr., 9. 307. 
 Osborne, Capt., 5. 1206. 
 Osborne, Capt., commands privateers, 
 13. 185, 186. 
 commands Ranger, 13. 96, 97. 
 Osborne, Col., magazine at house of, 
 
 12. 104, 105. 
 Osborne (Osbourn, Osborn, Ozborn), 
 Adiai, aids in arrest of Dunn, 10. 
 675, 676, 678, 797; 19. 901, 902. 
 allowance to, 19. 370. 
 appointed clerk of court of Rowan 
 and gives bond, 9. 318-319; 10. 
 1; 22. 501, 513. 
 brings charges against Dunn, 15. 
 
 690-692. 
 buys lead, 10. 316. 
 claims, 18. 11, 14, 240; allowed, 9. 
 
 953. 
 clerk Com. of Safety, of Rowan, 9. 
 
 1072, 1075; 10. 83, 84. 
 coms'r on building, 24. 240; on 
 magazines, 13. 683-684; on school, 
 24. 30, 690. 
 
OSBORNE, BENJAMIN 
 
 248 
 
 OSWALD, JAMES 
 
 declines to serve in C. C, 17. 272, 
 
 338; 20. 49. 
 gives counterfeit money to Latta, 
 
 10. 317. 
 in C. C, 16. 90; 17. 79, 112, 143; 
 18. 538; 10. 5.7, 136, 245, 465, 466, 
 468, 582, 584, 623, 637, 809, 813, 
 814. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 It. col.. 10. 204. 
 nom. for judge, 20. 592; 21. 183, 
 
 850, 1024. 
 on S. C. of Rowan, 9. 1079; 10. 252, 
 
 253. 
 protests against Regulators, 8. 273- 
 
 4. 
 to deliver ammunition, 10. 311. 
 to receive Martin's letter, 10. 93. 
 trustee Univ., 25. 22. 
 witness, 8. 532. 
 Osborne, Benj., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Osborne, Elisha, in militia, 15. 399. 
 Osborne, George, makes prize, 13. 98. 
 Osborne, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Osborne, Jno., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Osborne, John, reprieved, 22. 959. 
 Osborne, Luke, fine remitted, 21. 1022- 
 
 1023, 1031. 
 Osborne, Morgan, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Osborne, Peter, tried for riot, 2. 821, 
 
 824-5. 828. 
 Osborne, Squire, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Osborne.'s, Col., 18. 898. 
 Osborne's, Va., 16. 383. 
 Osborn's Town, Va., 9. 1069. 
 Osbourn, Capt., privateersman cap- 
 tured, 22. 757, 758. 
 Osbourn, Wm., patroler, 10. 63. 
 Osburn, . Dobbs to on Indian dep- 
 redations, 5. 604-605. 
 Osburn, Capt. report on militia co., 
 
 22. 398-9. 
 Osburn, Col., examines Moore case, 
 
 15. 688. 
 Osburn, Col., 5. 604. 
 Osburn, Alexander, allowance to, 22. 
 820. 
 on claims com., 22. 828, 829. 
 Osburn, Wm., on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 62 
 
 99. 
 Osgood, Samuel, com'r of treasury, 
 17. 606. 
 on treasury Board, 20. 609, 625, 
 
 635, 639, 706. 
 reports expenses of U. S., 18. 539- 
 
 542. 
 to Caswell on ouota of N. C, and 
 
 answers, 17. 538-540, 546-551. 558- 
 562, 587, 594; and tobacco, 18. 578, 
 606-607, 622-623, 634-636, 638, 647- 
 648, 748, 761, 777, 779-782; 20. 
 783-785. 
 to Jolinston on financial affairs and 
 answer, 21. 547-548, 556. 
 O'Sheal, Daniel, does not qualify for 
 militia, 22. 368. 
 report on militia co., 22. 369. 
 O'Sheal, Dan, in militia, 22. 306. 
 Osheal, Dan'l, in militia, 22. 367. 
 Osheal, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 636. 
 O'Sheal (O'Sheall), David, appears 
 for Burrington in Ashe's suit, 3. 
 386-387, 388-389, 290-391. 
 appears In place of Attorney Gen- 
 eral, 2. 821, 823. 
 attorney, 2. 660, 661, 828, 834; 3. 
 
 54, 617. 
 prosecutes for Atty Gen., 2. 825-827. 
 suit of Everard against, 3. 230-231. 
 surety, 2. 656-657. 
 witness, 3. 407. 
 O'Short, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 Osman, Thos. Littleton, witness, 5. 
 
 782. 
 Osna'bruck, 8. 632. 
 
 Osnegatchy, not surrendered, 17. 588. 
 Ossory, Earl of, on Bd. T. and P. P., 
 
 1. 223. 
 Ostanawa, 17. 586. 
 Ostatory, burned, 10. 882. 
 Osteen, John, refuses to take oath, 
 
 13. 446. 
 Osteen, Wm., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Osteen, Wm., pay to, 22. 457. 
 Osteen, Wm., refuses to take oath, 13 
 
 446. 
 Ostend, 16. 571. 
 Ostinakow, at Indian Congress, 11 
 
 179. 
 O'Sullivan, F., to Proprietors on S. C. 
 
 1. 206-208. 
 Oswald, James, at Board of Trade 
 meetings, 5. 26-29, 166-172, 480 
 488, 649-653, 805-810, 987-989; 6 
 67-70. 
 at Privy Council, 11. 213-215. 
 makes Heron deputy auditor gen. 
 
 6. 523. 
 nominates Turner as naval officer 
 
 6. 41-42. 
 on McCulloh's quit rents and sal- 
 ary, 5. 927-928. 
 on repeal of laws and enactment of 
 
OSWALD, RICHARD 
 
 249 
 
 OUTLAW, EDWARD 
 
 new ones, 5. 397-399, 404-407. 
 
 on suspension of Murray and Ruth- 
 erford, 5. 959-960. 
 
 to Board of Trade on McCulloh's 
 quit rents and time of settlement, 
 
 5. 626-627. 
 
 to Dobbs on aid bill, etc., 6. 54-56; 
 on French War, 6. 563-564; on 
 public affairs, 5. 608-609, 748-750; 
 
 6. 45-47. 
 
 to King on defenceless state of N. 
 C, 5. 395-396; on instructions to 
 Dobbs, 5. 1103-1107; on represen- 
 tation act, land grant and quit 
 rent acts, etc., S. 81-108; on size 
 of land grants, B. 396-397. 
 to Rowan on his administration, 5. 
 25-26. 
 Oswald, Richard, commissioner to 
 treat for peace, 16. 419-421, 466. 
 negotiates treaty of peace, 16. 748- 
 
 753, 758, 905, 913, 914. 
 to Peace Commissioners and 
 answer, 16. 452-454. 
 Oswald, Richard, & Co., petition on 
 
 exchange rate of bills, 6. 16-17. 
 Oswego, N. Y., 608. 
 captured, 5. xxviii, xlix, 638. 
 fort at, 5. 475; 10. 780; needed at, 
 
 5. 467, 468. 
 loss of ment'd, 5. 639, 711, 736. 
 not surrendered, 17. 588. 
 Shirley winters at, 5. 447. 
 taken by French, 5. 609, 610, 611. 
 Otacite, favors peace, 10. 777. 
 Otacite of Quaratrie, signs Cherokee 
 
 treaty, 7. 855. 
 Otassatch, medal to, 7. 209. 
 Otis Mico, Indian, 7. 237. 
 Ottassatch, 7, 212. 
 Otter, man-of-war, 10. 602. 
 Otter, ship, letter from midshipman 
 on battle of Great Bridge and 
 burning of Norfolk, 10. 394-395. 
 Otter, sloop, at Portsmouth, Va., 16. 
 
 158. 
 Otter Creek, 4. 222. 
 Otterson, Jas., in militia, 32. 286. 
 Ottey, Christopher, land grant to, 4. 
 
 336. 
 Ottey, Ellz., rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Ottlwell, Isaac, collector, 3. 405. 
 
 discharged by court, 2. 663. 
 Ottowa Indians, incited against Eng- 
 lish, 5. 173. 
 send war message to Cherokees, 10. 
 773-774, 776-779, 780. 
 
 Ottry, Wm., petitions for Tyson, 16. 
 
 580-581. 
 Ottvall, Mr., stirs up matter of 
 
 Phippen's goods, 3. 228. 
 Oubacks, war message to, 10. 774. 
 
 See also Wabash. 
 Ouconnastotah, signs Cherokee treaty, 
 
 . 7. 855. 
 Oucounacon, makes treaty, 3. 129- 
 
 132. 
 Oueler, John on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 16. 209-210. 
 Ould. See Old. 
 Ould, Mrs. Kath., 19. 925. 
 Oustemka, 7. 997. 
 Outerbrldge, Rumsey, in militia, 22. 
 
 422. 
 Outerbrldge, Stephen, in miltla, 22. 
 
 271. 
 Outlaw, Col., 20. 617. 
 Outlaw, Col., 22. 1007. 
 Outlaw, Col., warrants to, 21. 273, 276, 
 
 283, 306, 410, 434, 435, 635, 715. 
 Outlaw, Maj., 17. 109. 
 Outlaw, Alex., asked to act as dele- 
 gate to Cong., 22. 725. 
 case of discussed, 11. 571. 
 Caswell on case of, 11. 572-573. 
 debarred from service, 22. 782. 
 deposed as quartermaster of 10th 
 
 reg't, 12. 134-135, 296-297. 
 in Assem., 19. 752, 761, 765, 773, 
 794, 804, 808, 816, 824, 827, 835; 
 20. 506, 521; 21. 44, 47, 48, 52, 61, 
 66, 68, 73, 74, 77, 82, 115, 121, 123, 
 130, 133, 155, 160, 168, 179, 191, 
 193, 195, 198, 199, 211, 220, 234, 
 248, 257, 264, 267, 294, 305, 344, 
 345, 372, 379, 402, 411, 431, 434, 
 582, 630. 
 In Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 makes treaty, 22. 655-9. 
 note of surrendered to S. C, 9. 
 1109. 
 
 officer, 22. 702. 
 on com. of defence, 22. 722. 
 on S. C. of Duplin, 10. 112. 
 petition, 21. 236, 608. 
 Spencer tp Caswell on case of, 11. 
 
 612-613. 
 to Caswell on Indian affairs, 18. 
 
 756-759. 
 to petition for admission, 22. 724. 
 treats with Indians, 18. 696-700. 
 witnesses treaty, 22. 650. 
 Outlaw, Edward, ensign, 10. 518. 
 Outlaw, Edward, juror, 2. 435, 436, 
 
OUTLAW, DANIEL 
 
 250 
 
 OVERTON, DANIEL 
 
 437, 473; 4. 523; 25. 189. 
 Outlaw, Edward, laud grant to, 4. 762, 
 
 803, 853, 894, 1048. 
 Outlaw, George, exempted, 4. 735. 
 Outlaw, Geo., in militia, 22. 358. 
 Outlaw, Jas., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Outlaw, James, town coms'r, 24. 846. 
 Outlaw, John, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Outlaw, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1129. 
 Outlaw, Lewis, in militia, 22. 357. 
 Outlaw, Ralph, juror, 4. 516; 25. 186. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Outlaw, Thos., 23. 503. 
 Outlaw, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 619. 
 Outlaw, Thomas, petitions for Wind- 
 sor as C. H., 9. 804-805. 
 Outlaw, Wm., land grant to, 4. 711. 
 Outlaw, Wm., petitions for Windsor 
 
 as C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Outlawing of slaves, 23. 201-202. 
 Outlawry, act on for felony and coun- 
 terfeiting, 23. 616-7. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 319. 
 Outlaws, act on should be repealed, 9. 
 in Pitt and Dobbs, 11. 731-732. 
 people of N. C. considered as such, 
 4. 294. 
 Outlaw's Landing, bill for town at, 4. 
 725. 
 quit rents payable at, 4. 186. 
 Outlayer, Edward, land grants to, 4. 
 
 628. 
 Ovabaseck River, 5. 173. 
 Oveler, John, signs Cumberland Co. 
 
 Ass'n, 10. 29-30. 
 Over Hill Cherokees, 7. 209, 469; 22. 
 930; 24. 141, 160. 
 act for treaty with, 24. 509-10; 25. 
 
 59. 
 expedition against, 10. 671-672, 680, 
 
 689. 
 insolence of, 7. 207. 
 neutral, 16. 461. 
 refuse to treat and numbers, 22. 
 
 742-4. 
 sell Transylvania, 16. 151-152. 
 threaten Va., 10. 660. 
 See also Cherokees. 
 Over Hill Towns, 22. 146. 
 expedition against, 1 1 . xvi. 
 intercession for, 6. 261. 
 See also Cherokees. 
 Overall; Wm,, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 Watauga to be annexed, 10. 708-11. 
 Overby, Jhn, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Overby, Wm., army pay, 17. 237. 
 Overman, Anne, imported, 1. 443. 
 Overman, Ben, in militia, 22. 354. 
 Overman, Charles, imported, 1. 443. 
 Overman, Chas., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 250. 
 Overman, Dorothy, imported, 1. 443. 
 Overman, Enoch, in militia, 22. 354. 
 Overman, Epheraim, in militia, 22. 
 
 352. 
 Overman, Ephram, fights, 1. 813. 
 Overman, Ephrim, imported, 1. 443. 
 Overman, Ephraim, lapse patent to, 
 
 2. 772. 
 Overman, Isaac, land grant to, 4. 884, 
 
 1035. 
 Overman, Jacob, buys land, 1. 448. 
 imports persons, 1. 443. 
 juror, 1. 445, 447. 
 law suits, 2. 92-93, 97, 109. 
 sells land, 2. 103-104. 
 witness, 2. 111. 
 Overman, Jacob, Jr., imported, 1. 443. 
 Overman, J no., in militia, 22. 354. 
 Overman, John, quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Overman, Jos., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Overman, Margery, imported, 1. 443. 
 Overman, Moses, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 250. 
 Overman, Petter, slave, 2. 96. 
 Overman, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 354. 
 Overman, Thos., imported, 1. 443. 
 proves will, 1. 490. 
 witness, 1. 532. 
 Overman, Thos., in militia, 22. 354. 
 Overman, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Overseer, act on, 23. 197. 
 
 not to serve as jurors, 25. 338. 
 Overseers of the poor, provision for 
 and duties, 24. 90-4, 260, 318, 409- 
 10, 498. 
 Overstreet, Henry, canteen maker, 
 
 15. 620. 
 
 wood worker, 15. 477. 
 Overstreet, Henry, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 242. 
 Overstreet, Henry, receives pay for 
 
 soldiers, 17. 193, 199, 210, 217, 237, 
 
 246. 
 Overstreet, John, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Overstreet's Bridge, 24. 151. 
 Overton, Mr., witness, 1. 557. 
 Overton, Benj., in militia, 22. 348. 
 Overton, Caleb, army rank, 15. 724; 
 
 16. 1130. 
 
 Overton, Chas., in militia, 22. 348. 
 Overton, Daniel, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
OVERTON, DAVID 
 
 251 
 
 OWEN, THOMAS 
 
 army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Overton, David, in militia, 15. 400. 
 
 Overton, Ed, juror, 25. 187. 
 
 Overton, Francis, in militia, 22. 348. 
 , Overton, Fran., juror, 25. 187. 
 
 Overton, Francis, quit rents of, 22. 
 250. 
 
 Overton, James, army pay, 17. 237. 
 army rank, 16. 1131. 
 pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Overton, Jesse, in militia, 22. 342. 
 
 Overton, Joab, army pay, 17. 237. 
 army rank, 15. 732; 16. 1129. 
 
 Overton, John, 21. 320. 
 
 Overton, J no., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Overton, John, imported, 1. 436. 
 
 Overton, John, in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 
 39, 47, 48. 
 
 Overton, J no., in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Overton, Jona, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Overton, Jonathan, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Overton, Leml., army rank, 16. 1130. 
 
 Overton, iVIoses, pay to, 22. 491. 
 
 Overton, Peter, in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Overton, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Overton, Robt., in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Overton, Robert, juror, 4. 520. 
 
 Overton, Robt., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 
 Overton, Samuel, in army, 15. 724. 
 
 Overton, Sam!., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Overton, Solomon, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Overton, Thos., building coms'r, 24. 
 991. 
 colonel, 20. 261, 270, 442, 455. 
 in assem., 20. 122, 123, 169, 246, 302, 
 303, 304, 305, 306, 312, 328, 344, 
 348, 355, 370, 372, 382, 390, 416, 
 426, 427, 429, 431, 434, 437, 455, 
 473, 476, 477, 478, 480, 482, 489, 
 499, 510, 514, 516, 538, 539, 541, 
 543, 544, 546, 547, 550, 554, 580, 
 582, 587; 21. 6, 7, 49, 157, 254, 581, 
 606, 668, 679. 
 land grant to, 21. 320, 653, 662. 
 nom. for C. of S., 21. 778, 818, 935, 
 
 987. 
 petition, 21. 888. 
 
 Overton, Thos., in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Overton, Wm., in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Overton, Wm., in militia, 22. 348. 
 
 Overton, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 
 Overturfe, Jno., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Ovid, quoted, 7. 198. 
 
 Owe), Thomas, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Owell, Isaac, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Owell, James, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 Owen. See Owens. 
 
 Owen, , 5. 12, 13. 
 
 Owen, , candidate, 16. 534. 
 
 Owen, Mr., 14. 70. 
 
 Owen, Capt., 5. 646. 
 
 Owen, Col., 16. 663; 20. 380. 
 makes terms with Tories, 21. 548. 
 
 Owen, Abra., land grant to, 4. 336. 
 
 Owen, Billy, and Tuscarora affairs, 7. 
 360-361. 
 deeds Indian lands, 25. 507-9. 
 
 Owen, David, army rank, 16. 1129. 
 
 Owen, Enoch, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Owen, Eph., land grant to, 4. 217. 
 
 Owen, Ethelred, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 
 Owen, Francis, army rank, 16. 1129. 
 
 Owen, Fred, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 
 Owen (Owens), Henry, land grant ask- 
 ed, 4. 707; grant to, 4. 335, 349, 
 594. 
 
 Owen, Jacob, takes oath, 22. 173. 
 
 Owen, John, in militia, 22. 163. 
 
 Owen, John, grant asked for land, 4. 
 454. 
 
 Owen, John, prisoner, 17. 1046. 
 
 Owen, John, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 
 Owen, John, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 
 Owen, John, witness to treaty, 17. 
 586. 
 
 Owen, Ornery, army rank, 16. 1128. 
 
 Owen, Rich'd, certificate to, 19. 165. 
 
 Owen, Richard, certificate to, 21. 175, 
 176. 
 
 Owen, Rich'd, pay to, 22. 485. 
 
 Owen, Richardson, asks relief from 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 to inventory loyalists property, 10. 
 554, 706. 
 
 Owen, Shadrach, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Owen, Shadrach, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 
 Owen, Stephen, auctioneer, 14. 559. 
 
 Owen, Stephen, regulator, 7. 736. 
 
 Owen (Owens), Thomas, asks relief 
 from church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 coms'r boundary, 24. 235; 25. 38; 
 on building, 24. 307; on iron 
 works, 12. 87; coms'r on town, 
 24. 513. 
 county moneys paid to, 12. 768, 773, 
 
 826. 
 directed to pay money of Tories to 
 
 State, 12. 658-659. 
 in Assembly, 12. 265, 289, 305, 308, 
 309, 328, 357, 362, 368, 378, 380, 
 383, 399, 406, 408, 549, 553, 568, 
 569, 573, 591, 601, 622, 632, 633, 
 764, 806, 808; 13. 532, 535, 553, 
 624, 735, 736, 753, 825, 859, 864, 
 
OWEN, THOMAS 
 
 252 
 
 OWINS, BALY 
 
 865, 883, 894, 898; 19. 372, 374, 
 400, 401, 406, 407, 413, 415, 424, 
 
 426, 437, 439, 457, 460, 467, 476, 
 478, 487; 20. 149, 150, 314, 326, 
 327, 328, 329, 337, 340, 348, 370, 
 372, 378, 380, 390, 400, 416, 426, 
 
 427, 428, 431, 434, 437, 455, 473; 
 21. 729, 730, 733, 781, 784, 801, 
 806, 815, 819, 839, 843, 845, 846, 
 852, 860, 862, 867, 868, 881, 944, 
 991, 1018, 1051. 
 
 In Conv. 1788, 22. 14, 25, 27, 30, 32, 
 
 35. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 47, 48. 
 In Prov. Cong., 10. 164, 167, 172, 924, 
 
 960. 
 Martin to on Bladen riots, 16. 717- 
 
 718. 
 nom. for C. of S., 20. 495; 21. 26. 
 on com, of assem., 12. 11, 49, 137, 
 293, 427, 552, 580, 659, 687, 767, 
 824; 13. 542, 548, 638, 739, 790, 826, 
 842, 915, 935. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 935, 948. 
 on S. C. of Bladen, 10. 15, 24. 
 petition, 19. 142, 146-147; 21. 357; 
 
 on who are tithables, 9. 97. 
 reward to for deserters, 10. 980. 
 takes deposition, 13. 394. 
 to help Marion, 16. 691. 
 to pay for hire of Macknight's 
 
 negroes, 13. 747, 748, 802. 
 Tory property to be paid into treas- 
 ury, 12. 552, 554. 
 Owen, Thomas, condemned, 10. 421. 
 Owen, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 616, 
 
 919, 628. 
 Owen, Thos., takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Owen, Thos., (Guilford), major, 10. 
 
 531. 
 Owen, Wm., a J. P., 3. 537. 
 a justice of general court, 3. 388- 
 
 391, 423, 493-494. 
 admission to council opposed by 
 
 Burrington, 3. 472-473. 
 assistant justice, 3. 376, 378, 379. 
 death, 3. 625. 
 
 in council, 3. 536-539, 540-561. 
 objections to ment'd, 3. 631. 
 on com. of council, 3. 542, 573. 
 recommended for council, 3. 435. 
 Owen, Wm., in militia, 22. 264. 
 Owen, Wm., land grant to, 4. 616. 
 Owen, Wm., memorial, 21. 963-964, 
 
 966, 990. 
 Owen, Wm., takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Owen and Thompson, 20. 403, 404. 
 
 Owens. See Owen, Owin. 
 
 Owens, , leases Indian la^nds, 25. 
 
 507-9. 
 Owens, Capt., to send plan of Cape 
 
 Lookout, 5. 753. 
 Owens, Archibald, in militia, 22. 419. 
 Owens, Bailey, army pay, 17. 237. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Owens, Benj., in militia, 22. 338. 
 Owens, Danl., army rank, 16. 1129. 
 Owens, David, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Owens, Enoch, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Owens, Francis, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Owens, Francis, petition, 21. 400, 424, 
 
 678, 687, 721. 
 Owens, Henry, witness, 5. 622. 
 Owens, Jacob, army rank, 13. 508; 
 
 16. 1130. 
 Owens, Jas., army rank, 16. 1130. 
 Owens, John, 10. 474. 
 Owens, Jno., army rank, 16. 1129. 
 Owens, Jno., army rank, 16. 1130. 
 Owens, Jno., army rank, 16 1131. 
 Owens, Jno., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Owens, John, building coms'r, 24. 643. 
 Owens, John, exempted, 6. 900a. 
 Owens, John, in army, 15. 731. 
 Owens, John, lieut., 10. 568. 
 Owens, John, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Owens, Stephen, army rank, 16. 1130. 
 asks com. as ensign, 11. 523. 
 ensign, 22. 923. 
 
 recommendation of, 11. 732-733. 
 Owens, Thos., a J. P., 23. 992. 
 Owens, Thomas, army pay, 17. 237. 
 Owens, Thos., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Owens, Thos., army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Owens, Thomas, building coms'r, 23. 
 
 922; 25. 97. 
 Owens, Thos., in militia, 22. 338. 
 Owens, Thomas, land grants to, 4. 616. 
 Owens, Thos., major, 10. 207, 530. 
 Owens, Thos., visits Burke for troops 
 
 for Bladen, 22. 1044. 
 Owens, Wm., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Owens, Wm., Jr., takes oath, 22. 173. 
 Owens and Gervais, 18. 544, 751. 
 money to be lodged with, 17. 514, 
 
 524, 568. 
 Owezy, and Indian boundary, 7. 537. 
 Owin. See Owen, Owens. 
 Owin, Rashles, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89. 
 Owin, Richard, pay to, 22. 486. 
 Owin, Wm., in militia, 22. 266. 
 Owins, Col., 15. 589. 
 Owins, Baly, in army, 15. 739. 
 
OWINS, THOMAS 
 
 253 
 
 PACE, STEPHEN 
 
 Owins, Thomas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 Owins, William, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 Owiottonons, oppose U. S., 17. 160. 
 Owles, Piram, army rank, 16. 1131. 
 Ownby, James, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Oxby, Wm., army pay, 17. 237. 
 Oxford, Edward, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Oxford, Samuel, claim allowed, 5. 982. 
 Oxford, 15. 599; 22. 104, 132, 155, 
 156; 23. 625. 
 bill to establish, 20. 346; 21. 282, 
 
 287, 633. 
 proprietors of Transylvania meet 
 
 at, 10. 256. 
 special ct. of o. and t. in, 8. 539-40. 
 Oxford, Chancellor of, 1. 771. 
 Oxford (countersign), 8. 584. 
 Oxford District, Granville Co., 22. 169. 
 statistics of taxpayers, 26. 1267- 
 1268. 
 Oxford (Iron) Works, Va., 22. 574. 
 Oxford University, Eng., 8. xl. 
 makes Panning a LL.D., 7. xv. 
 Queen's College to conform to, 8. 
 488. 
 Oxfordshire (Oxon), 3. 40; 4. 655; 
 
 11. 89. 
 Oxiey, John, land grajnts to, 4. 618. 
 Oxiey, John, petitions for Windsor as 
 
 C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Oyer and terminer courts, act for 
 ment'd, 5. 567-568; considered, 6. 
 69, 72; disallowed, 6. 28-29, 81; 
 act for in Davidson Co., 24. 599- 
 600; for them to try treason, 24. 
 396-8; on fees, 23. 479-80; on place 
 for, 23. 490-2; to establish, 23. 
 253-4, 400, 945-8; 24. 36-9; 25. 274- 
 87, 337-8. 
 allowance for, 10. 953. 
 appointed, 4. 45. 
 
 bill for appointing place for, 5. 1020, 
 1021, 1022,- 1023, 1036. 1053, 1056, 
 1059, 1060, 1061, 1062, 1065, 1097; 
 on fees, 5. 834, 835-836, 852, 856, 
 879, 881, 882, 888, 908, 910, 911, 
 913, 914-915, 924; to establish, 6. 
 228, 229, 230, 231, 251, 257, 258, 
 259, 261, 263, 264, 309, 310, 311, 
 668-669, 670, 671. 704, 706, 707, 709, 
 710, 712, 735; 6. 128, 129, 131, 132, 
 159, 162, 165, 166, 167, 168, 170, 
 172, 173-174, 175, 176-177, 178, 179, 
 180, 185-187, 188-191, 193-194, 195; 
 
 17. 812, 821, 827, 896, 897, 906, 
 907. 
 Board of Trade on, 6. 5-28. 
 cases of transfered to Superior 
 
 courts, 24. 62. 
 chief justice to hold, 3. 416. 
 commission for, 3. 537; 4. 224. 
 established, 3. 256; 4. 3. 
 hostility to, 9. 704-705. 
 instructions on establishment of, 5. 
 
 1121. 
 justices for, 4. 335; 5. 569-570; list 
 of justices, 5. 760; provisions for 
 expenses of, 4. 48* 
 special payments to officers, 4. 807. 
 to be held at Edenton, 4. 72; at 
 Newton, 4. 218; in Tenn., 24. 451. 
 See also County Courts; Courts. 
 Oyler, J no., army rank, IS. 721; 16. 
 
 1130. 
 Oyster, IVIichei, in militia, 22. 282. 
 Oyster, Peter, in militia, 22. 281. 
 Oyster Banks, fortifications to be 
 erected on islands of, 4. 702. 
 noticed, 1. 123, 124, 129, 135. 
 Ozbarns Town, Va., 9. 1064, 1065. 
 Ozbourne, Wm., on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 
 37. 
 Ozburn. See Osborn, etc. 
 Ozburn, Jas., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Oxnaburg, Bishop, 20. 764. 
 Ozweli, Joseph, exempted, C. 807. 
 
 Paca, Wm., 9. 1066. 
 
 Pacalet, 5. 140. 
 
 Pace, Burwell, petition, 17. 823, 908. 
 
 Pace, Dempsey, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 Pace, George, land grant to, 4. 590, 
 
 616. 
 Pace, George, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Pace, Geo., quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Pace, Jas., in militia, 22. 379. 
 Pace, James, land grant to, 4. 710. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 709. 
 Pace, Richard, juror, 4. 522; 25. 189. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 710. 
 
 patents and surveys land, 2. 389. 
 Pace, Richard, vestryman, 25. 210. 
 Pace, Solomon, captain, 10. 950. 
 Pace, Stephen, building coms'r, 24. 
 874, 949. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 366, 688. 
 
PACE, THOMAS 
 
 254 
 
 PAGE, THOMAS 
 
 Pace, Thomas, claims allowed, 6. 742. 
 petitions on need of money, 7. 866- 
 867; on warehouse burnt, 6. 537, 
 664. 
 warehouse on lands of, 23. 508, 514. 
 witness, 6. 981. 
 Pace, Wm., juror, 4. 522. 
 Pace, Wm., juror, 4. 524. 
 Pace, Wm., in assem., 6. 893, 940. 
 land grant to, 4. 588. 
 surety, 6. 981. 
 vestryman, 23. 499. 
 Pace, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Pace's Landing, warehouse at discon- 
 tinued, 25.' 496. 
 Pace's Warehouse, act to pay for dam- 
 ages in burning of considered, 6. 
 750. 
 bill to pay for goods burned in, 6. 
 644, 649, 650-651, 660, 674, 675, 684, 
 685, 750. 
 tax to pay for losses by burning, 23. 
 
 544-5.' 
 tobacco inspection at, 23. 641, 792. 
 Pacely, John, lieut. col., 10. 949. 
 Pacey, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 799. 
 Pacific Ocean, 10. 301; 20. v. 
 Pacl<, Joseph, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Packalato Creelic, 7. 853. 
 Packers, appointed by court, 1. 653. 
 bill to appoint, 4. 477, 501, 504, 505, 
 977, 978, 980, 990, 993, 995. 
 Packet Creek, 7. 470. 
 Packolfet, heroism at, 15. 171. 
 Packquenei, IVlich., juror, 25. 190. 
 Pacolet River, 8. 571; 11. facing 80. 
 Morgan on, 17. 981. 
 patriots active on, 15. 304. 
 Pacquinett, IVlich., in militia, 22. 265. 
 Pacy, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 898. 
 Padderton, Wm., law suit, 1. 581-582. 
 Paddin, Thomas, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Paddrick, Peter, in militia, 22. 498. 
 Paddysaul, Joshua, artificer, 15. 472, 
 
 478. 
 Paden, Thos., army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Padfield, William, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-11. 
 Pad get. See Paget, Pagett. 
 Padget, Jas., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Padget, John, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Padget, J no., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Padget, Samuel, vestryman, 3. 208; 
 
 23. 7. 
 Padget, Sol., army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Padgett, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 
 Padgett, Samuel, father of bastard, 1. 
 
 627. 
 Padmore, John, witness, 5. 626, 779, 
 
 782. 
 Pad rick, Peter, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Pafford, Wm., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Pagan Creek, Va., 14. 733. 
 
 Page, , leads salt rioters, 11. 560. 
 
 Page, Mr., 11. 313. 
 
 Page, Mr., on Ya. com. of safety, 11. 
 
 276. 
 Page, Capt., troops under, 1 5. 73. 
 Page, Abraham, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Page, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Page, Isack, signs Quaker petition, 1. 
 
 252. 
 Page, John, (Gov. of Va.), asks for aid 
 against Cherokees, 1 1 . 333. 
 Caswell to on sending provisions to 
 troops, 13. 60-61; on transporta- 
 tion of provisions, 13. 39. 
 Council of Safety to on Cherokee 
 war and counterfeiters, 10. 680- 
 681. 
 letter of ment'd, 11. 329; laid before 
 
 G-en. Assem., 13. 401. 
 nom. for gov. of Va., 14. 309. 
 reports defeat of Indians, 11. 337. 
 to Caswell on Cherokee treaty, 1 1 . 
 451; on galleys and defence of 
 Ocracock, etc., 11. 635-636; on 
 movements of British and answer, 
 11. 580, 584-585. 
 to Council of Safety on Cherokee 
 campaign, 10. 671-672, 689, 729- 
 730; on public affairs, 10. 736-737. 
 to Prov. Cong, on Cherokees and 
 British, 11. 338-339. 
 Page, John, at Va. council, 1. 357. 
 Page, John, land grant to, 4. 854, 895. 
 Page, John, on com. to collect aid for 
 Boston, 9. 1081. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 37. 
 Page, John, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Page, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Page, John, Jr., juror, 4. 521. 
 Page, John, Sr., juror, 4. 521. 
 Page, Mann, delegate in C. C, 11. 
 
 391. 
 Page, Mann, Jr., 9. 1235. 
 Page, Matthew, at Va. council, 1. 505, 
 
 570. 
 Page, Nath'l, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Page, Sol., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Page, Thos., ferry near, 4. 128. 
 
PAGE, WILLIAM 
 
 255 
 
 PAINE, JOHN 
 
 juror, 4. 524. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 588, 590, 594, 636, 
 707. 
 Page, Wm., exempted, 9. 451. 
 Page, Wm., takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Paget. See Padget. 
 Paget, J as., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Paget, J as., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Paget, John, land lapses, 2. 494. 
 
 lapse patent to, 2. 641. 
 Paget, Samuel, a J. P., 3. 244. 
 Paget, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Paget, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Paget, Wm., land grant to, 4. 334. 
 Paget, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 Pagett, , an Indian, 2. 141. 
 
 Pagett, Edward, surety, 2. 414. 
 
 witness, 1. 857. 
 Pagett, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 1247. 
 Pagett, Samuel, appraiser, 1. 865. 
 
 juror, 2. 358, 398, 408, 409, 442, 548. 
 Pagett's men, allowed to settle at Mat- 
 
 tamuskeet, 2. 168. 
 Pagh, Dan, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Pagistep, William, juror, 1. 623, 627. 
 Pa ice. See Pace. 
 Paice, Joseph, on S. C. petition, 1. 637- 
 
 640. 
 Paillard, E., attests DeGraffenried's 
 
 narrative, 1. 986. 
 Pain. See Payne. 
 
 Pain, , a prlvateersman, 1. 349. 
 
 Pain, Capt., injured, 15. 145. 
 
 Pain, James, boundary coms'r, 23. 384; 
 
 25. 256. 
 Pain, John, claims allowed, 8. 468. 
 Pain, John, land grant to, 4. 894, 968. 
 Pain, John, on claims com., 22. 840. 
 Pain, John, pay to soldier of, 6. 210. 
 Pain, Peter, juror, 4. 516. 
 Pain, Robert, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 Pain, Samuel, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Pain, Thomas, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Pain, Wm., indictment against quash- 
 ed, 7. 845. 
 Pa'ne. See Payne. 
 Paine, Capt., 7. 179. 
 Paine, Capt., 22. 822. 
 Paine, Capt., at Ft. Duquesne, 5. xxx. 
 cattle driven to Core Sound for, 5. 
 
 968-969. 
 payment to, 5. 798, 967, 968, 973, 974. 
 service, 6. 283, 284. 
 Paine, Col.,- position of regt. in army, 
 
 12. 508. 
 Paine, Elijah Freeman, owns the 
 
 Eagle, 10. 997. 
 Paine (Payne, Pain), James, a .7. P., 
 5. 591. 
 charges of Sallis to be inquired into, 
 
 5. 698, 708. 
 entry taker in Granville Co., 5 1092- 
 
 1093. 
 in assembly, 5. 232, 243, 244, 26C, 274, 
 287, 296, 297, 512, 521, 547, 668, 
 688, 701, 708, 834, 843, 854, S67, 874, 
 889, 892, 899, 900, 1026, 1027, 1035, 
 1073, 1074, 1087; 6. 135, 157, 158; 
 on com. of assembly, 5. 660, 690, 
 873, 892, 1017, 1043. 
 opposes Sallis, 5. 426. 
 petition on trade, 5. 321-324. 
 reports on public accounts, 5. 793- 
 804, 965-975. 
 Paine, James, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 money from, 21. 1064, 1066. 
 navigation coms'r, 25. 107. 
 sheriff, 21. 1078. 
 Paine, Jas., in militia, 22. 307, 314. 
 Paine, James, major, 22. 370. 
 reports on Granville militia, 22. 368- 
 
 9. 
 to Swann on his health, 22. 736-7. 
 Paine, John, 19. 999. 
 Paine (Payne), John, a J. P., 6. 335, 
 1070. 
 bond as receiver, 6. 1057. 
 commissioner on Cape Fear pilotage, 
 
 e. 1121, 1197, 1307. 
 company sent to S. C, 5. xxix. 
 contests McGuire's election, 6. 1259, 
 
 1278-1279. 
 dead, 7. 565, 566. 
 in assembly, 7. 301, 303, 307, 343, 
 
 359, 362, 364, 371, 373, 374, 378. 
 lieut., 5. xxvii-xxviii. 
 on com. of assem., 7. 297, 345. 
 reports on finishing Ft. Johnston, 7. 
 
 80. 
 quarrel over as commissioner, 6. 
 
 1246. 
 reports on accounts, 5. 802, 804. 
 surety, 6. 1056. 
 
 to McDowell on his work, 6. 537-538. 
 Paine, John, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 building coms'r, 25. 391. 
 claims allowed, 9. 129, 208, 213, 214, 
 
 220. 
 collector, 23. 653. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179, 1180, 1181; 
 10.914,916. 
 Paine, Jno., in militia, 5^2. 383. 
 Paine, John, In militia and recommend- 
 
PAINE, JOHN 
 
 256 
 
 PALATINE, THE 
 
 ed, 22. 3S4. 
 Paine, John, major, 10. 532. 
 Paine, Jolin, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Paine, John, petitions for division of 
 Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 to Panning on refusal to muster, 7. 
 743. 
 Paine, Laz., on com. to collect aid for 
 
 Boston, 9. 1081. 
 Paine, Michael, collector, 23. 988. 
 
 nom. as naval officer, 12. 46, 59, 65. 
 Paine, Robert, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 89. 
 Paine, Samuel, juror, 1. 595. 
 
 law suit, 1 . 567. 
 Paine, Samuel, juror, 2. 80, 984 
 Paine (Pane), Stephen, asks, agree- 
 ment, 1. 397. 
 gives power of atty, 1. 3'99, 404. 
 Paine, Wm., regulator, 7. 733. 
 Paine, Wm., regulator, 7. 813. 
 Paine, Wm., to Tryon on regulation, 7. 
 
 801-803. 
 Paine, Wm., tries, values and con- 
 demns slaves, 13. 375-376. 
 Palne's Landing (Thomas), tobacco 
 inspection at, 23. 641, 792; 24. 
 581; 25. 314, 380. 
 Paint Rock, 22. 105, 106. 
 Painted Rock, 25. 4. 
 Painted Springs, 23. 824. 
 Painter, Geo., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pair, John, land grant to, 4. 1246. 
 Pair, Wm., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Paisley, John, 14. 403. 
 Paisley (Peasly), Col. John, 22. 144, 
 145, 146, 151. 
 joins Davidson, 14. 616. 
 major and lieut. colonel, 10. 206, 
 
 355, 531. 
 movements, 22. 203. 
 sent against Tories, 14. 692. 
 to pay for salt, 10. 999. 
 Paisley, Capt. Robert, 22. 145. 
 Paitner, Charles, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Palace, The, 7. 471; 8. xiii, xxxvli, 166; 
 22. 880; 23. 864. 
 act on, 23. 664-5, 711-13. 
 agitation for, 7. 510. 
 appropriation for, 8. 719-720. 
 bill for, 7. 266, 304, 306, 307, 308, 320, 
 338, 366, 370, 373, 376, 398, 420, 431, 
 560, 563, 584, 585, 690, 592-593, 595, 
 596, 623, 625, 628, 668, 669, 695; 
 discussed In council, 7. 273; to 
 sell, 17. 345, 356, 363, 424, 425; IS. 
 155, 261; 20. 57, 71, 73, 182, 184, 
 
 189, 204, 248, 360, 364, 428-429. 
 
 coms'rs to take charge of, 10. 667. 
 
 cost, 8. xvi. 
 
 Cox custodian, 10. 115. 
 
 custodian for, 18. 221, 460. 
 
 dismantling proposed, 10. 872, 873. 
 
 estimated cost, 7. 542-543. 
 
 evil results of, 7. 864-865. 
 
 first brick laid, 7. 695. 
 
 Good to take possession of, 20. 115. 
 
 Hawks reports on finances of, 8. 
 626; superintendent, 7. 499. 
 
 history summarized, 7. iii, xii, xiil, 
 XX, xxlv. 
 
 King approves plan of, 7. 531. 
 
 land for vested in governor, 23. 708- 
 11; wanted for. 8. 416, 464. 
 
 lead removed from, 15. 624; should 
 be taken from, 15. 518. 
 
 money borrowed from Cornell to 
 finish, 8. 167-168; O. 390, 391, 475, 
 476, 478, 479, 480, 485, 486, 493. 
 
 no damage to by storm, 8. 75. 
 
 not to be furnished by King, 8. 21- 
 22. 
 
 occupied, 8. 211. 
 
 opposition to tax for, 7. 798. 
 
 regulators refuse to pay tax for, 8. 
 722. 
 
 report on cost, 8. 472, 474; on dis- 
 covery of magazine at, 11. 255-256. 
 
 tax for, 7. 772. 
 
 to be repaired, 22. 961. 
 
 Tryon on, 7. 442; on act for, 7. 431; 
 on progress of, 8. 7-8, 170; to Leg. 
 on and answer, 7. 550-551, 554, 
 569, 581, 624, 651; 8. 285, 289, 312, 
 
 used by governors, 15. 20. 
 
 See also Tryon's Palace. 
 Palace Square, Newbern, 24. 246. 
 Palatinate, 8. 733. 
 Palatinate of Carolina, 25. 127. 
 Palatine, The, 23. 1, 2, 3, 6, 11, 12, 14, 
 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 
 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 
 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57, 60, 
 61, 62, 66, 67, 70, 71, 72, 73, 79, 80, 
 81, 82, 83, 88, 89, 93, 94, 98, 99, 100, 
 101, 103, 106, 108, 109, 112, 114, 
 115; 25. iil, 119, 120, 121. 122, 123, 
 127, 129, 130, 131, 132, 135, 137, 138, 
 139, 141, 142, 143, 152, 154, 157, 
 159, 162, 167, 168, 169, 170, 172, 173, 
 176. 179, 182, 184, 191, 193, 194, 196, 
 198, 199, 200, 201, 204, 206, 210, 211, 
 212. 
 
 first, 1. 179, 180. 
 
PALATINES 
 
 257 
 
 PALATINES 
 
 letters to on C. to be directed to, 1. 
 
 346, 351. 
 list of, Albemarle, 1. xvi; Bath, 1. 
 
 476; Beaufort, 1. 818, 841, 842; 2. 
 
 8-10; John Lord Berkeley the 
 
 second, 1. xvi, 182; Carteret, 2. 
 
 174, 176, 234; Sir Geo. Carteret, 
 
 1. 239, 240, 253, 350; Craven, 1. 
 
 335, 694-696, 707, 717. 
 power to appoint deputy, 25. 129, 
 
 130. 
 rules for, -J . 188. 
 second, 1. 180, 182. 
 share of revenue, 25. 135. 
 to name officers, 1. 374. 
 to ratify acts of Parliament, 25. 132. 
 See also Fundamental Constitu- 
 tions; Palatine's Court. 
 Palatines, 1. xxxi, 808, 992. 
 amount allowed for transportation, 
 
 1. 987. 
 arrive in N. C, 1. 909-910, 914; in 
 
 Va., 1. 909-910. 
 ask for aid, 1. 915, 921. 
 assembly to Johnston on survey of 
 
 lands for, 4. 968-969. 
 attached to reformed church, 8. 731. 
 attacked, 1. 946. 
 Gary refuses to support, 1 . 780. 
 cause of their own troubles, 1 . 971. 
 character, 1. 971. 
 complaints considered by Board of 
 
 Trade, 4. 873-875, 882, 883. 
 condition, 1. 774-775, 784, 913, 957. 
 date of departure, 1. 911. 
 deaths on voyage, 1. 909. 
 debts due to Pollock by, 2. 166-167. 
 DeGraffenried made a Landgrave, 1. 
 
 717. 
 DeGraffenried's history of colony, 1 . 
 
 905-986. 
 desert, 1. 941, 944, 946. 
 directors of, 1. 908. 
 dispossessed by Johnston, 4. x. 
 distress of, 1. 910-911, 923-925. 
 do not cause Tuscarora war, 1. 978. 
 escorted by rear admiral Norris, 1. 
 
 908-909, 
 exposed to Indains, 1. 834. 
 favor Hyde, 1 . 775. 
 fed by Pollock, 1 910, 914. 
 found Newbern, 8. 728. 
 go to England, t. 907. 
 home of devastated, 8. 728. 
 inventory of goods of, 1. 964. 
 invited to go to Va., 1 . 835. 
 Johnston to assembly on survey of 
 
 lands for and answer, 4. 1015, 1016. 
 
 killed by Indians, 1. 939. 
 
 land survey for promised, 4. 1030. 
 
 land to, 1. 756; 2. 147; to each 
 family, 1. 987, 988; to be granted 
 to, 4. 883, 943. 
 
 lands mortgaged to Pollock and com- 
 plaints of, 4. 868-869. 
 
 list of claimants of lands prepared, 
 4. 964-5, 967. 
 
 located, 1. 910. 
 
 measures for transportation of, 1. 
 908. 
 
 mills of, 1. 913. 
 
 mines leased to DeGraffenried and 
 Michel, 1. 723. 
 
 money for relief of, 25. 154, 155. 
 
 new land grant made to in place of 
 lands taken by Pollock, 4. 954-959. 
 
 not dislodged by Pollock, 2. 388. 
 
 number, 1. 756, 775; killed by In- 
 dians, 1. 810, 924; of families, 1. 
 987, 989. 
 
 petition, 4. 618, 632; against Pollock, 
 4. 850; for restoration of their 
 lands with summary of their his- 
 tory, 4. 954-956. 
 
 plundered by French, 1. 909. 
 
 proposed settlement in Md., 1. 969. 
 
 protection promised to, 1. 933. 
 
 provisions promised to, 1. 916; se- 
 cured for, 1. 912-913; sent to, 1. 
 951-952, 961. 
 
 Queen assists in removal of to N. C, 
 1. 907-908. 
 
 refuse to aid Ashe, 3. 426. 
 
 relief of provided for, 1 . 791. 
 
 rents, 1. 988. 
 
 return to Newbern, 1. 957. 
 
 said to have been turned out to lo- 
 cate Scotch rebels, 4. 1087, 1148. 
 
 settle in Pa., 8. 729. 
 
 settled by Lawson, 1. 735, 737. 
 
 settlement of discussed, 1. xi. 
 
 ship for blown up, 1. 952. 
 
 some propose going to S. C, 1. 964. 
 
 stock and tools to, 1. 988-989. 
 
 terms of DeGraffenried's contract, 
 for, 1. 986-990. 
 
 threatened by Gary, 1. 916. 
 
 to be furnished with provisions, 1. 
 718. 
 
 to be recommended to assembly, 1. 
 719. 
 
 to conform to established church, t. 
 831. 
 
 treatment of in Eng., 1. 907. 
 
 3—17 
 
PALATINES AND SWISS 258 
 
 PALMER, EDWARD 
 
 turned out to make room for rebels, 
 4. 918, 935-936. 
 
 under lead of Michel, 1. 958. 
 
 visited by Cesar and DeGraffenried, 
 1. 908-909. 
 Palatines and Swiss, colony of, 2. 24. 
 
 help of in Indian war, 1. 948-949. 
 
 propose to leave N. C, 1. 949-950. 
 
 See also Swiss. 
 Palatine's Court, 1. 316. 
 
 complaint of Va. communicated to, 
 
 1. 460. 
 composition, 1. 181. 
 
 controls meeting place of assembly, 
 
 2. 214. 
 
 duties under P. C:, 25. 124, 125, 126, 
 
 127, 128, 130, 131, 133, 135. 
 organization and powers, 1. 192-194. 
 powers, 1. 334. 
 records, 1. 472. 
 to choose landgraves and casiques, 
 
 1. 189. 
 Teto power vested in, 1. 193. 
 See also Fundamental Constitu- 
 tions; Palatine. 
 Palatines of Liege, propose going to S. 
 
 C. 3. 10. 
 Palfrey, Mr., goes as agent to Prance, 
 
 15. 622. 
 Palfrey, Col., reports on Dr. Guyon, 
 
 13. 3. 
 Palfrey, Wm., draft in favor of, 16. 
 405. 
 
 Palin, , Jr., law suit, 1. 402. 
 
 Palin, Mr., 4. 448. 
 Palin, Henry, appraiser, 1. 443. 
 juror, 1. 412. 
 law suit, 1. 388. 
 witness, 1. 423. 
 Palin, Henry, juror, 4. 519. 
 Palin (Pailin), John, a J. P., 2. 264, 
 526, 572, 638. 
 a justice, 2. 264, 364-371, 398-402, 463- 
 
 473, 556, 645-655. 
 appraiser, 2. 99. 
 attorney, 2. 106. 
 auditor, 2. 716. 
 commends Adams, 1. 730. 
 escheator general, 2. 305, 328. 
 in council, 2. 566-73, 606-607, 637-639, 
 
 641-645, 673-675, 724-725. 
 juror, 2. 55^. 
 
 receives fines, 2. 411; power of at- 
 torney, 2. 104. 
 sends disposition to court, 2. 440. 
 to make rent roll, 2. 35. 
 to muster troops for S. C, 2. 180. 
 
 to S. P. G. on church affairs, 2. 291- 
 
 292. 
 to see that order is observed, 2. 818. 
 vestryman, 2. 208; 23. 7. 
 Palin (Palis, Paylin), John, a J. P., 3. 
 234. 
 at court of chancery, 3. 13. 
 chief justice, 3. 206, 251; commis- 
 sion, 3. 490-491. 
 in assembly, 3. 634. 
 in council, 3. 123. 
 resigns as chief justice, 3. 423. 
 succeeds Smith as C. J., 3. 433. 
 superceded by Little as chief justice, 
 
 3. 517. 
 to hold court of oyer and terminer, 
 
 3. 256, 416. 
 to King on Everard, 3. 2-5. 
 treasurer of Pasquotank, 3. 546, 580. 
 Palin, Thos., a J. P., 3. 234. 
 Palin, Thomas, juror, 4. 519; 25. 187. 
 Paling, Hennery, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Palin's Land'g, (Jno.), quit rents paid 
 
 at, 25. 217. 
 Palisser, Sir Hugh, coming to America 
 
 with fleet, 14. 749. 
 Pallear, Antney, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-97. 
 Pallen, John, in Prov. Cong., 10. 172. 
 Pallisser, transport, 10. 592. 
 Palm, Widow, quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Palm, John, quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Palmer, Mr., carries letters, 7. 205. 
 Palmer, Mr., pay to, 22. 500. 
 Palmer, Mr., writ issued against, 9. 
 
 1018, 1019. 
 Palmer, Mr., and Mrs., 9. 995. 
 Palmer, Capt., takes prizes, 11. 778- 
 
 779. 
 Palmer, Benj., dead, 7. 925. 
 in assem., 6. 642, 649, 658, 661, 663, 
 668, 684, 691, 692, 801, 815, 821, 831; 
 7. 304, 320, 342, 351, 365, 397; on 
 com. of assem., 7. 357. 
 Palmer, Ben., in militia, 22. 308. 
 
 report on militia co., 22. 344, 349-50. 
 Palmer, Cush or Quashey, steals 
 
 slave, 2. 409, 410-411. 
 Palmer, David, caveat against, 5. 811- 
 812. 
 claim allowed, 5. 984. 
 patent to, 6. 77. 
 sells land and gets another grant, 5. 
 
 819. 
 time on warrants extended, 5. 990. 
 Palmer, Edmond, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Palmer, Edward, petitions on roads 
 
PALMER, FOX 
 
 259 
 
 PALMER, ROBERT 
 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Palmer, Fox, surety, 14. 461. 
 Palmer, George, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Palmer, George, to Dry on seizure of 
 
 vessels, 7. 177-178. 
 Palmer, Jesse, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Palmer, Jesse, Sr., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Palmer, Job, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Palmer, Johanna, rescues Sambo, 2. 
 411. 
 tried for rescue, 2. 416, 437, 444-445. 
 tried for stealing negro, 2. 415, 437, 
 
 471. 
 wife of Paul, 2. 409, 411. 
 Palmer, John, in assembly, 18. 227, 
 228, 284, 298, 317, 344, 346, 350, 357, 
 361, 376, 389, 399, 412, 416. 
 Palmer, John, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Palmer, John, in council, 7. 850-851. 
 Palmer, John, law suit, 1. 567. 
 
 to pay debts, 1 . 568. 
 Palmer, John, murdered, 2. 464, 465, 
 
 466, 469. 
 Palmer, Jos., building coms'r, 24. 764. 
 Palmer, Joseph, ensign, 10. 620. 
 
 receives clothing, 16. 619. 
 Palmer, Joseph, lapse patent to, 2. 679. 
 Palmer, Martin, allowance to, 19. 504, 
 510. 
 petitions, 19. 932. 
 Palmer, Martin, in militia, 22. 451. 
 Palmer, Paul, appears in court, 2. 654, 
 660. 
 begins Baptist churches in N. C. and 
 
 his history, 5. 1164, 1165, 1179. 
 correspondence with Comer noted, 
 
 5. 1164. 
 juror, 2. 596; 25. 186. 
 prosecutes writ of error, 2. 603. 
 quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 tried for misdemeanor, 1. 415-416, 
 437, 442-443, 444, 447, 471; for 
 negro stealing, 2. 406, 409-410-411, 
 415, 437, 471. 
 work of, 3. 48. 
 Palmer, Philip, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 90. 
 Palmer, Prlssylah, bill for services, 
 
 22. 461. 
 Palmer, Robert, 7. 821, 825. 
 Palmer, Robert, a J. P., 6. 343. 
 advises pardon for regulators, 8. 
 
 648-649. 
 and Cherokee boundary, 7. 460, 467, 
 
 468, 853, 995, 998, 1000. 
 arrears of salary due to, 9. 655. 
 asks resurvey, B. 1088. 
 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 
 bill for commissions in regulation, 
 22. 469, 478-9. 
 
 bond as powder receiver, 5. 933. 
 
 brings in bill in council, 7. 313-314. 
 
 building coms'r, 23. 680; 25. 329. 
 
 claims allowed, 8. 448, 452; 9. 224; 
 22. 859; not allowed, 22. 846. 
 
 collector, 6. 307, 308; of Bath, 7. 535. 
 
 commission as member of council, 
 11. 155-156. 
 
 com. on memorial in behalf of, 13. 
 586, 692, 695-696, 734n. 
 
 contracts to carry the mail, 5. 886, 
 920. 
 
 dropped as commissioner, 8. 420. 
 
 empowered to receive grant by Par- 
 liament, e. 1245, 1304, 1205, 1306. 
 
 expenses paid for removing records, 
 8. 371, 445. " 
 
 in council, 4. 2; 6. 1077-1089, 1218- 
 1221, 1224-1257; 7. 4-6, 10-31, 34-35. 
 37-39, 41-44, 46-47, 48-50, 53-61, 118- 
 20, 133-137, 137, 160, 227-232, 258- 
 259, 271-79, 292-341, 446-7, 449-454, 
 526-529, 549-568, 672-676, 720-722, 
 729-731, 800-806, 870-871, 872-874, 
 875-876, 883-884, 890-924; 8. 36-38, 
 86-105, 148-150, 160-164, 191-193, 
 226, 249-255, 258-260, 262, 268-270, 
 272, 282-292, 293-302, 347-384, 480- 
 481, 490-493, 497-498, 499-502, 513, 
 536-540, 543, 549-551, 623-626; 9. 3, 
 4, 1171. 
 
 in England, 9. 360. 
 
 in regulation campaign, 19. 841. 
 
 justice supreme ct. o. and t., 5. 569- 
 70. 
 
 letter of cited, 7. 511; on extension 
 of Granville's line, 5. 823. 
 
 lieut. gen., 7. 831; 22. 870. 
 
 makes agreement on Cherokee 
 boundary, 7. 469-471. 
 
 nominated for council, 6. 713, 714, 
 1005. 
 
 on com. of assem., 6. 805, 817. 
 
 on com. of correspondence, 1 1 . 229 ; 
 25. 518. 
 
 on com. of council, 6. 1220, 1222, 
 1247, 1248, 1251, 1261, 1262, 1313, 
 1317; 7. 44, 296, 297, 346, 893, 898, 
 940; 8. 90, 91, 107, 113, 115, 118, 
 287, 290, 304. 
 
 on precedency in council, 8. 625-626. 
 
 ordered to march militia against 
 regulators, 8. 702-703. 
 
 payment to, 9. 609. 
 
PALMER, ROBERT 
 
 260 
 
 PAMLICO RIVER 
 
 petition to assembly, ment'd, 5. 539. 
 port coms'r, 23. 667. 
 promoted col., 7. 829; It. gen., 7. 831. 
 recommended for council, 6. 217. 
 report as adj. gen. on troops against 
 
 regulators, 7. 889. 
 
 resigns as aid to Tryon, 8. 583; as 
 
 collector of Bath, 9. 323; from 
 
 council, 9. 1236; 10. 377; 11. 254. 
 
 resurvey to, 6. 760-761. 
 
 secretary, 8. 480, 486, 491, 492, 508; 
 
 and clerk of crown, 8. 272. 
 surety, 7. 683-684. 
 surveyor general and collector, 5. 
 
 36; 6. 621, 758; 7. 220. 
 takes deposition, 8. 245. 
 takes oath, 5. 175; 6. 1087; as coun- 
 cillor, 6. 1076-1077. 
 testifies against Edwards, 9. 1057. 
 warrant to, 8. 706. 
 will attend Cherokee survey, 7. 254. 
 Palmer, Robt., army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Palmer, Robt., in militia, 22. 349. 
 Palmer, Robert, juror, 1. 592, 594. 
 Palmer, Robt., juror, 25. 187. 
 Palmer, Robert, land lapses, 2. 679. 
 Palmer, Robert, petition considered, 
 
 17. 308, 371, 379. 
 Palmer, Robt., property confiscated, 
 
 19. 672; 24. 263, 424. 
 Palmer, Robt., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Palmer, Robert, witness, 22. 363. 
 Palmer, Robert, Jr., juror, 4. 519. 
 Palmer, Samuel, mate of privateer, 1#. 
 
 638. 
 Palmer, T., on Mass. S. C, 9. 1230. 
 Palmer, Thos., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Palmer, Thos., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Palmer, Thos., Jr., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Palmer, Wait, 5. 1166. 
 Palmer, Wm., aid to gov., 8. 659. 
 collector of Bath, 9. 323. 
 colonel of Beaufort militia, 9. 345- 
 
 346, 611. 
 com. on memorial of on R. Palmer, 
 
 13. 586, 692. 
 deputy secy, 8. 259, 550, 551; 9. 4, 
 
 16, 24, 25, 28, 29, 228. 
 member of council, 10. 377; 11. 254- 
 
 255. 
 naval officer, 8. 254. 
 payment to, 9. 609. 
 reports on new duties, 1 0. 459-460. 
 takes oath of allegiance to N. C, 13. 
 
 367. 
 to Martin on granting of land, 9. 
 1020. 
 
 witness, 9. 74. 
 Palmer, Wm., atty, 22. 479. 
 Palmer, Wm., land grant to, 4. 854, 
 
 1244. 
 Palmer, Wm., memorial, 19. 273. 
 Palmer, Wm., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Palmer, Wm., takes oath, 22. 168. 
 Palmer's Tavern, 12. 480. 
 Palmerston, Lord, at Board of Trade 
 
 meeting, 7. 289-290. 
 Palmore, Jos., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Pambruse, , settles as a doctor in 
 
 Edenton, 13. 464-465. 
 Pamerly, Benj., in assembly, 12. 265, 
 
 271, 368, 399, 414. 
 Pamlico (Pamplico, Pemptisough, Pam- 
 pticough, Pamtico, Pamplicoe, 
 Pamptecough, Pamptico, Pemp- 
 tico, Pamplicough, Pampticoe), 1. 
 xi; 2. 46, 50, 119, 229, 565, 651, 
 833; 4. 7; 5. 1211; 8. 594; 9. 636; 
 10. 243; 23. 73, 76, 333; 25. 161, 
 192. 
 Gary rebellion in, 1. 766. 
 Gary retires to, 1. 778. 
 Gary's rendezvous In, 1. 795, 803- 
 
 804. 
 distance from other parts of colony, 
 
 1. 603. 
 district of, 1. 681. 
 effects of massacre at, 1. 873-875. 
 fear of Indians in, 1 . 860. 
 French Protestants to settle in, 1. 
 
 529. 
 Indians to be sent to, 2. 29. 
 insurrection in, 1. 784. 
 library in, 1. 772. 
 old name of Bath Co., 1. xxxil. 
 runaways in, 1. 514. 
 Pamlico Court, clerk of, 1. 802. 
 Pamlico (Pampticough) Indians, 22. 
 
 735. 
 Pamlico Precinct, 1. xxvii, xxvili; 2. 
 168, 171, 308, 310, 315, 319, 349; 3. 
 187, 190; 25. 155. 
 established, 1. 629. 
 erected into Bath Co., 5. 85-86. 
 Pamlico (Pampticough, Pemptico, 
 Pamptico, Palimcough, Pamptego, 
 Pamptaco, Phampleco) River, 1. 
 629, 714-715, 749; 2. 180, 208, 217, 
 283, 288, 289, 305, 342; 3. xvi, xviil, 
 431, 592;; 4. 64, 68, 71, 169, 170, 
 354, 512, 561, 811, 961, 1191, 1231; 
 
 5. 315, 333, 477, 595, 640, 780, 819; 
 
 6. 562, 734, 1018, 1088; 7. 148, 149, 
 496; 8. 31; 10. xxxv; 22. 401, 
 
PAMLICO R. INDIANS 
 
 261 
 
 PAPER MONEY 
 
 402; 23. 6, 98, 99, 149, 222, 333, 531, 
 
 589, 827; 24. 458; 25. 253, 329, 
 343. 
 account of, 6. 607. 
 act for ferry, 24. 531-2. 
 bill for road on, 1 9. 143, 154, 157-158, 
 255, 256, 269, 273; for town on, 9. 
 
 152, 153. 
 boundary of Granville's lands, 4. 
 
 811; of Tuscaroras, 2. 140. 
 collector on, 6. 1023. 
 court house to be built on, 5. 544. 
 danger from Indians, 1. 843. 
 difficulty of route to, 1. 899. 
 Eastchurch made governor of settle- 
 ment on, 1. 233. 
 effects of storm on, 8. 159-160. 
 entrance ment'd, 1. 54. 
 few settlements on, 1. 228. 
 fort on, 2. 19. 
 houses burned on, 1 . 882. 
 Huguenots on, 1. x-xi. 
 Indian war on, 1. 810. 
 Indians of join Tuscaroras, t. 934; 
 
 make treaty, 1. 935-936; on, 1. 883, 
 
 884. 
 massacre on, 1 . xxx, 827-828, 877, 934, 
 
 946. 
 on post route, 7. 413. 
 petition from inhabitants of, 1. 604; 
 
 2. 612. 
 raids on, 1. 956; of Indians on, 1. 
 
 924. 
 settlements on, 1. 472; 4. 1200; to 
 
 be abandoned, 1. 862. 
 so. boundary of N. C, 1. 333. 
 Tom Blunt to be King to south of, 
 
 2. 38. 
 treatment of Indians by people of, 1 . 
 
 927, 928, 933. 
 Pamlico River Indians, join Tuscaro- 
 ras, 1. 955. 
 Pamlico section, isolation of, 8. v. 
 Pamlico (Pampticough) Sound, 3. 
 
 xvi; 4. 170, 171, 1049; 5. 343; 6. 
 
 607, 608; 7. 156; 10. 687; 15. 
 
 facing 380; 24. 705, 931, 965. 
 cruiser sent to for Indians, 1. 852. 
 section to be settled, 1. 391. 
 Pamphire, 4. 7. 
 Pamphlets, distributed, 9. 1176; 10. 
 
 360. 
 on salt making, 10. 754. 
 sent to N. C, 10. 720. 
 See also Books. 
 Pamplin, James, brings in powder, 10. 
 
 683. 
 
 Pamunkey, Queen of, to educate her 
 
 son, 1. 817. 
 Pamunkey Indians, number, 3. 89. 
 Pamunky Neck, 1-and in, 1. 690. 
 Pancket, Adj., to Burke on clothes, 22. 
 614-15. 
 
 Panel, , runs away, 1. 487. 
 
 Panel, Margret, law suit, 1. 487. 
 Panel, Peter, gives power of att'y, 1. 
 
 487. 
 Panela, (countersign), 8. 602. 
 Pangekoolock, signs Choctaw treaty, 
 
 18. 802. 
 Pantego Creek, tobacco inspection on, 
 
 23. 792. 
 Panter Sw/amp, 4. 802. 
 Panthers, act to destroy, 23. 288, 617- 
 8, 784-5, 914-5; 24. 133-4, 749-50, 
 912-13, 958; 25. 312, 476. 
 reward for, 5. 8. 
 sent to King, 7. 445. 
 Pantico (Pamlico), 25. 192. 
 Pantigo Chapel, 5. 818. 
 Pantland, Matthew, in militia, 22. 385. 
 Paper, 17. 970, 19. 167, 289. 
 asked for by Burke, 15. 564; by 
 
 Sumner, 15. 447. 
 bought and distributed, 16. 470. 
 bought for assembly, 17. 905, 906. 
 
 907. 
 Boyd to pay for, 10. 305. 
 Boyd's to be sold by S. C, 10. 298. 
 duties on to be repealed, 8. 56. 
 Holgan a maker of, 12. 812, 875. 
 Hulgon given premium for manufac- 
 ture of, 12. 413, 417. 
 imported, 15. 21. 
 issued to assembly, 14. 492. 
 manufacture of encouraged, 10. 217. 
 needed, 16. 221, 222, 536, 537, 539, 
 
 545, 570. 
 petition on factory, 21. 581-582, 588. 
 procuring of paper, 24. 256. 
 purchase of by gov't proposed, 15. 
 
 647-648. 
 rise in, 15. 223, 224. 
 scarce, 15. 559; 16. 642. 
 sent to Harrington, 15. 415. 
 to be sold, 10. 279. 
 to McCauley, 16. 265. 
 writirg, reojiest for, 11. 309; sent to 
 N. C, 10. 756. 
 Pan"!- rviill, bounty for. 10. v. 
 established in Hillsboro, 11. 804- 
 805; in Salem, 5. 1161. 
 Paper money, abuses in, 3. 12. 
 act for CO. cts. to inspect, 24. 328-9; 
 
PAPER MONEY 
 
 262 
 
 PAPER MONEY 
 
 for emission of, 3. 175, 177-9; on 
 depreciation, 24. 484, 485-8; to 
 emit, 23. 292-6, 339, 516-8, 539-41; 
 24. 475-8, 482-5, 578-9, 682, 722-5; 
 to redeem, 24. 556-7, 649, 658, 731- 
 2, 796, 797, 802-3, 885-6, 952-3; 25. 
 7-9, 77; to suppress counterfeiting, 
 23. 616-7. 
 
 amount and depreciation of, 3. 80. 
 
 amount of Continental p. m. in 
 hands of treasurers, 16. 734. 
 
 amounts emitted, 3. xiv; 4. xxii. 
 
 assembly on refusal to take, 2. 243. 
 
 authorities to report on emissions, 
 17. 323. 
 
 bank notes to be rec'd as specie, 16. 
 305. 
 
 bill for scale of depreciation, 19. 
 177, 186, 205, 218, 298-299, 307, 312, 
 330, 349-351, 354; for tax to re- 
 deem,. 19. 415, 448, 464, 744, 777, 
 788, 798, 800, 809, 811-812; 19. 653, 
 657, 684, 690, 703, 705; 20. 25, 40, 
 53, 101, 205, 206, 263, 267, 287- 
 288, 292, 385, 443, 468, 491, 513, 
 579, 586-588; 21. 57, 58, 157, 161, 
 182; on depreciation, 20. 139, 141; 
 to amend act to emit, 18. 115, 219, 
 261, 314, 342, 375, 383, 410; to emit, 
 
 17. 345, 351, 355, 360, 364-366, 398, 
 405-406, 410-412, 413, 415-416, 670, 
 672-673, 675, 748, 750, 752, 753, 756; 
 
 18. 155, 159, 219, 342, 354, 820, 
 825; 19. 186, 216. 222, 227, 307, 
 310, 326, 346, 349-351, 354, 356; 20. 
 67-68, 78-79, 81, 82-83, 102, 111-12; 
 to emit currency for redemption 
 of, 19. 555, 566, 576, 602, 605, 633, 
 677-678; to prevent depreciation 
 of, 18. 120, 155-156, 355; to pre- 
 vent fraudulent depreciation, 20. 
 177-178, 179-180, 319, 347-348, 354; 
 to redeem, 18. 50, 178, 194, 279, 
 321, 346, 398, 410; 19. 196-197, 310, 
 324, 325, 326, 356; to repeal act on, 
 7. 38, 45, 65, 68, 130, 132, 140, 160, 
 165; to repeal legal tender clause, 
 
 19. 18, 19, 87, 93, 121. 
 
 burned by com. of assem., 17. 357. 
 
 calling in of considered, 16. 247. 
 
 care in manufacture of needed, 21. 
 878. 
 
 com. to destroy reports, 17. 336. 
 
 com. to receive and burn, and re- 
 port 18, 102, 127, 153, 155, 156, 
 194, 206, 217-218, 220-221, 349, 375, 
 377, 431, 454, 456; 19. 405, 443, 
 
 447, 448, 475-476, 483, 493, 503, 
 504, 614-615, 623, 654, 707, 727, 
 728, 760, 782, 793, 795, 800, 826; 
 20. 20, 24-25, 26, 33, 45-46, 104, 
 107, 109, 172, 175-176, 220-221, 
 281-282, 289, 351, 413, 414, 469, 
 471, 507, 571-572; 21. 842, 850, 
 858, 1020, 1041, 1042; to receive, 
 19. 493; to receive old state bills, 
 
 17. 417. 
 
 Continental disappears in South, 
 
 16. 350-351. 
 council interprets law for, 2. 329. 
 counterfeiting, 2. 596. 
 depreciation of, 2. 270, 538, 582; 3. 
 
 614; 22. 801. 
 destroyed, 3. 545, 546, 577, 581, 583. 
 discount on, 2. 157, 168, 174. 
 discussed, 7. 632. 
 efforts against, 7. 789. 
 emission of ment'd, 7. 662, 663. 
 emitted, 2. iv-v, 50; 3. 49; 16. 878; 
 
 18. 169-170, 198, 235, 283; in S. C. 
 2. 912. 
 
 governor and others asked to report 
 on issues, 17. 329. 
 
 Hillsborough to Tryon on, 7. 800. 
 
 history, 3. 144-146. 
 
 issued by Va., 5. 566. 
 
 measures by C. C. on, 22. 988-9. 
 
 misapplication of, 18. 10, 12-13, 234, 
 241, 245. 
 
 Morris on redemption of, 16. 322-4. 
 
 none to be issued without King's 
 consent, 3. 95. 
 
 not legal tender, 24. 487-8. 
 
 not passable, 2. 40. 
 
 not to be received for quit rencs. 5. 
 822. 
 
 paper for, 18. 502, 504. 
 
 petition against, 20. 270; for and 
 against, 17. 349, 364. 
 
 rate of depreciation, 4. 7; of ex- 
 change in 1780, 22. 522. 
 
 redemption of, 22. 22-3, 32-3, 46, 50, 
 51. 
 
 report on, 6. 1308-1311; on continen-. 
 tal bills of credit, 16. 306; old 
 emissions of, 16. 311; to be made, 
 4. 4-5. 
 
 should be called in, 22. 801; be re- 
 ceived for quit rents, 2. 243-244. 
 
 sinking fund for, 19. 498. 
 
 speculation in, 16. 959-960. 
 
 Starkey's report on summarized, 5. 
 xliv-xlvi. 
 
PAPISTS 
 
 263 
 
 PARISH, JOHN 
 
 status, 16. 197. 
 
 superintendents and signers for 
 
 elected, 17. 412-413, 415. 
 to be considered in assembly, 2. 295- 
 
 296. 
 to be emitted, 16. 961, 962. 
 to be received for lands, 2. 235. 
 trouble over, 11. 30; of C. C. from, 
 
 18. 742-743. 
 value as compared with Va. cur- 
 rency, 3. 145, 146; fixed by com- 
 mittee, 4. xvii. 
 See also Bills of credit. Currency, 
 Money, Proclamation Money. 
 Papists, acts disabling ment'd, 2. S61, 
 865, 916. 
 in Va., N. C. and Md., 15. 753. 
 no liberty for, 3. 110; 6. xxix; 8. 
 
 218. 
 number, 6. 265. 
 
 religious liberty refused to, 5. 1136. 
 to be put to death, 15. 679. 
 See also Catholics. 
 Par, John, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Paramore, Amos, army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Paramore, James, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 13. 512; 16. 1136. 
 Paramus, 13. 526; 15. 749, 750. 
 hearquarters at, 12. 500, 501, 503. 
 report on N. C. troops at, 13. 458. 
 Pard, Edward, lends Hyde money, 2. 
 
 316. 
 Pard more, J no., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pardon, Jeremiah, in army, 15. 728. 
 Pardon and Oblivion, act for, 20. 489- 
 
 90. 
 Pardons, considered, 20. 218-220, 250- 
 251, 262, 410, 437. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 319. 
 instructions on, 6. 528. 
 Iredell's opinion on granting, 22. 
 
 582. 
 Martin offers p. to rebels, 10. 149. 
 power of given to governor, 3. 70; 
 23. 982. 
 Pardue,, Wm., in militia, 22. 321. 
 Pare, Isaiah, in army , 15. 718. 
 Pareshen. See Parishee. 
 Pareshen (Parishen), James, buys 
 and sells land, 1. 480. 
 witness, 1. 480. 
 Parfitt, Benj, stabs negro, 7. 967. 
 Pargamus (N. Y.), 14. 363. 
 Pargiter, William, juror, 1. 623, 627. 
 Parham, Avery, pay to, 22. 389. 
 Parham, Drury, army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Parham, James, juror, 4. 253. 
 
 Parham, John, in militia, 22. 165. 
 
 Parham, J no., In militia, 22. 394. 
 
 Parham, John, Jr., in militia, 22. 166. 
 
 Parham, Thos., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 
 Parham, Wm., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Parham, Wm., in militia, 22. 165. 
 
 Parham, Wm., petition, 20. 127, 128, 
 167, 310, 341-2. 
 
 Parine, Dan'!, land grant to, 4. 1249. 
 
 Paris, , commands Tories, 19. 975. 
 
 Paris, Mr., 2. 580. 
 
 Paris, Mr., presents memorial of Brit- 
 ish merchants, 4. 848, 849. 
 
 Paris, Capt., 15. 251. 
 
 Paris, George, on Tryon, S. C, 10. 120, 
 162, 296, 423, 424. 
 signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162-163. 
 
 Paris, Henry, claim, 9. 486. 
 
 Paris, Richard, tries to settle on Cher- 
 okee lands, 8. 250. 
 visits Cherokees, 22. 182, 183. 
 
 Paris, Wm., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 
 Paris, Zebulon, enlists, 22. 431. 
 
 Paris, France, 1. 976; 5. 368, 387; 6. 
 973; 13. 8, 19, 20, 651; 15. 492; 
 
 16. 421, 452, 752, 764, 774, 836, 861, 
 865, 868, 870, 914, 915, 918, 932; 
 
 17. 4, 9, 18, 22, 34, 43, 70, 89, 90, 
 93, 125, 177, 179, 429, 501, 588; 18. 
 604, 620, 630, 631, 632; 19. 240, 
 494, 505, 675, 710, 998; 20. 645, 
 738, 739; 22. 993. 
 
 financial aid to U. S. in, 11. 438. 
 
 peace negotiations at, 16. 385-386, 
 440, 441. 
 Paris, Treaty of, 16. 342. 
 
 Caswell on, 13. 135, 136, 144, 424. 
 
 published, 13. 125, 135, 425. 
 Parisburg (Purysburg?), S. C, 22. 113. 
 Parish. See Parrish. 
 Parish, Capt., movements, 22. 190, 191. 
 Parish, Ann, gift from, 1. 397. 
 Parish, David, in militia, 22. 365. 
 Parish, David, in militia, 22. 376. 
 Parish, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Parish, Henry, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Parish, Humphrey, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Parish, Joel, poll holder, 20. 160. 
 
 to Caswell on election of officers, 
 13. 429. 
 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 Parish, John, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Parish (Parrish, Parriss), John, buys 
 land, 1. 595. 
 
 gift from, 1. 396. 
 
PARISH, JOHN 
 
 264 
 
 PARKER, ARTHUR 
 
 packer, 1. 653. 
 
 road overseer, 1. 524. 
 Parish, Jno., in militia, 22. 325. 
 Parish, Jno., in militia, 22. 365. 
 Parish, Jno., in militia, 22. 376. 
 Parish, John, petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 807. 
 Parish, John, Jr., exempted, 5. 553. 
 Parish, John, Sr., asks for exemption, 
 
 5. 553. 
 
 Parish, Joseph, pay to, 22. 490. 
 
 Parish, IVIark, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 Parish, IVIay, felon, 22. 856. 
 in jail, 22. 860. 
 
 Parish, Nicholas, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 Parish, Richard, raises tory company, 
 22. 184-185. 
 
 Parish, Thos., in militia, 22. 374. 
 
 Parishes. See Pareshan. 
 
 Parishee, James, juror, 4. 518. 
 
 Parishes, act for disallowed, 6. 15-16; 
 on election of vestreys, 23. 534, 
 542; 25. 450-1, 459-60; on settle- 
 ment of accounts, 23. 187-191, 337, 
 369-70, 400; 25. 298-304, 365, 372; 
 to collect levies, 23. 469; 25. 342- 
 3; to create, consolidate, divide, 
 etc., 23. 6-10, 187-191, 337, 369-70, 
 400, 469-70, 471-2, 472-4, 497-500, 
 547, 622-7, 769-72, 819-23, 906-7, 964- 
 
 6, 967-8, 975, 976; 25. 210, 213, 236, 
 246, 247, 256, 267-8, 271, 298-304, 
 344, 365, 372. 
 
 colony divided into, 25. 166. 
 commissioners to inspect accounts, 
 
 3. 194. 
 established in S. C, 2. 868-869. 
 number, 7. 103, 283-284; and powers, 
 
 3. xiii. 
 provided for, 1. 82. 
 province divided into, 2. 207-208. 
 registers to be kept in S. C, 2. 877- 
 
 878. 
 report on, 7. 457, 540-541. 
 system ob abolished, 5. 1153. 
 to be limited and settled, 3. 110. 
 Parishies plantation, 22. 184, 
 Paris's Mill, Ga., 14. 53, 279, 282, 283. 
 Park. See Parke, Parkes. 
 Park, Lieut. Col., 12. 506. 
 Park, Edmund, land grant to, 4. 798. 
 Park, Hugh, 14. 162, 176. 
 Park, Hugh, petition against marriage 
 
 act, 9. 623-624. 
 Park, Hugh, resurvey to, 6. 1084. 
 Park, Humphrey, drafted Quaker, 13 
 275. 
 
 Park, Joseph, in militia, 22. 166. 
 
 Park, Joseph, regulator, 7. 733. 
 
 Park (Parke), Julius Caesar, chairman 
 
 committee on propositions and 
 
 grievances, 4. 824. 
 in assembly, 4. 815, 818, 822, 827, 
 
 829. 
 petition to Johnston on, claims for 
 
 rent,' 4. 679-682, 683. 
 reports on propositions and griev- 
 ances, 4. 817, 823-825. 
 Park, Robert, land grant to, 4. 798, 
 
 799. 
 rights proved, 4. 708. 
 Park, S., army pay, 17. 241. 
 Park, Wm., in militia, 22. 166. 
 
 Parke, , a Baptist, 5. 1164. 
 
 Parke, Gov., torn to pieces in Antigua, 
 
 1. xxix, 762, 782, 795, 798. 
 Parke, Daniel, commissioner on to- 
 bacco planting, 1. 141-3, 152-3. 
 Parke, John, provost marshall, 2. 766; 
 
 3. 59, 60. 
 witness, 2. 832. 
 Parke, Mary, law suit, 1. 387. 
 
 Parker, . 9. 828. 
 
 Parker, , a Baptist, 5. 1164. 
 
 Parker, ^— , a J. P., 2. 526. 
 
 Parker, , land grant to, 4. 590. 
 
 Parker, , land grant to, 4. 766. 
 
 Parker, , ship captain, 7. 159. 
 
 Parker, Mr., in assembly, 5. 1046. 
 Parker, Mr., takes notes to N. C, 16. 
 
 408. 
 Parker, Capt., exports pork, 13. 38, 
 
 39; for salt, 22.-933-4. 
 wounded, 1 1 . 782. 
 Parker, Dr., helps sew up Pollock, 9 
 
 54. 
 Parker, Lieut. Col., 12. 469. 
 Parker, Maj., prisoner and dies, 15. 
 
 168. 
 wounded and prisoner, 22. 623. 
 Parker, Aaricomb, to lay out road, 25. 
 
 474. 
 Parker, Abm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Parker, Abrm., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Parker, Africa, 10. 962. 
 Parker, Alexander, exempted, 7. 371. 
 Parker, Alexander, surveyor, 17. 460. 
 Parker, Amos, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Parker, Amos, in militia, 22. 358. 
 Parker, Amos, petition, 19. 985. 
 Parker, Arartion, attorney, 1. 592. 
 Parker, Arthur, army rank, 13. 513; 
 
 16. 1134. 
 Parker, Arthur, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 
PARKER, AZARIAH 
 
 265 
 
 PARKER, JOHN 
 
 Parker, Azariah, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Parker, Azariken, in militia, 22. 390. 
 Parker, Azariken, Jr., in militia, 22. 
 
 392. 
 Parker, Benj., in militia, 22. 355. 
 Parker, Benj., in prison, 15. 489. 
 Parker, Blake, for Baker, Blake, 22. 
 
 830. 
 Parker, Cesar, executed and paid for, 
 
 6. 741. 
 Parker, Charles, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Parker, DanI, army pay, 16. 1137. 
 Parker, Daniel, certificate to, 19. 165; 
 
 21. 175, 176. 
 Parker, Daniel, in Davidson's Co., 14.. 
 
 294. 
 Parker, Dan'l, in militia, 22. 328. 
 Parker, Daniel, to superintend embar- 
 
 cation of Br., 18. 872, 873. 
 Parker, David, in militia, 22. 343. 
 Parker, Demcy, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Parker, Demsey, in militia, 9. 297. 
 Parker, Doctor, 10. 962. 
 Parker, Elisha, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Parker, Elisha, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Parker, Elisha, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Parker, Elizabeth, imported, 1. 619. 
 Parker, Ezerlunn, witness, 2. 110. 
 Parker, Flora, 10. 962. 
 Parker, Francis, juror, 25. 189. 
 Parker, Francis, ensign, 10. 626. 
 Parker, Francis, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Parker; Francis, juror, 4. 517. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 68, 636, 1250. 
 Parker, Francis, Jr., land grant to, 4. 
 
 68, 642. 
 Parker, Gabriel, land lapses, 2. 426. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 590. 
 Parker, Gabriel, militiamen, 7. 263. 
 Parker, George, a J. P., 7. 279. 
 to Dry on seizure of vessels, 7. 177- 
 
 178. 
 to Tryon on stamps and proceed- 
 ings, 7. 242-243. 
 Parker, Harry, tried, 19. 520, 522, 529. 
 Parker, Hillary, army pay, 17. 240.. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Parker, Hlllery, in army, 15. 722. 
 Parker, Hlllery, in militia, 22. 392. 
 Parker, Hugh, sells the Snake, 15. 
 
 558. 
 Parker, Humphrey, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Parker, Isaac, exempted, 8. 315. 
 Parker, Isaac, in militia, 22. 266. 
 Parker, Isaac, in militia, 22. 328. 
 Parker, Isaac, in militia, 22. 353. 
 
 Parker, Isaac, juror, 4. 521. 
 
 Parker, Isaac, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 Parker, Isaac, quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Parker, Isham, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Parker, Izarccum, appraiser, 2. 43. 
 Parker, J., 8. 44. 
 Parker, Jacbb, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Parker, Jas., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Parker, James, church trustee, 23. 
 
 960. 
 Parker, James, claims allowed, 6. 741. 
 Parker, James, estates to be sold and 
 rented, 10. 961-962, 976. 
 partner of Macknight and loyalist, 
 
 10. 656. 
 property confiscated, 19. 672; 24. 
 263, 424; taken in band by a com- 
 mittee, 10. 565, 568. 
 slaves to be seized, 10. 530. 
 Parker, James, in army, 15. 732. 
 Parker, James, in militia, 17. 1054. 
 Parker, Jas., in militia, 22. 358. 
 Parker, Jas., in militia, 22. 390. 
 Parker, James., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Parker, James, juror, 4. 520. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 595. 
 Parker, Mrs. James, allowance to out 
 
 of husband's estate, 10. 962. 
 Parker, Jas., Jr., in militia, 22. 355. 
 Parker, Jas., Sr., in militia, 22. 355. 
 Parker, Jamie, 9. 12. 
 Parker (Harper), Jeduthan, 14. 179. 
 
 See also Harper Jeduthan. 
 Parker, Jenny, 10. 962. 
 Parker, Jeptha, 20. 191. 
 Parker, Jeptha, in army, 15. 728. 
 
 reenlists, 15. 750. 
 Parker, Jese, army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Parker, Jesse, asks relief from church 
 
 tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Parker, Jesse, in militia, 22. 365. 
 Parker, Jesse, in militia, 22. 376. 
 Parker, John, a J. P., 2. 572. 
 
 appraiser, 2. 678. 
 Parker, John, a volunteer, 14. 838. 
 Parker, John, fined, 9. 652. 
 Parker, John, in C. C, 18. 709, 726, 
 
 754; 20. 603, 632. 
 Parker, J no., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Parker, J no., in militia, 22. 318. 
 Parker, J no., in militia, 22. 359. 
 Parker, John, juror, 4. 516. 
 land grant to, 4. 278, 342. 
 Parker, John, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Parker, John, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Parker, J no., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
PARKER, JOHN 
 
 266 
 
 PARKER, SAMBO 
 
 Parker, John, signs Cumberland co. 
 
 ass'n, 10. 29-30. 
 Parker, John, town coms'r, 24. 860. 
 Parker, Jonas, in militia, 22. 365. 
 Parker, Jonas, in militia, 22. 367. 
 Parker, Jonas, petitions for repeal of 
 
 tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. 
 Parker, Jonathan, act to change name 
 from Ballinger, 18. 157, 377; 24. 
 857-8. 
 building coms'r, 24. 643. 
 Parker, Jonathan, in militia, 22. 394 
 Parker, Jonathan, land grant to, 4. 
 
 642. 
 Parker, Jona. Jr., in militia, 22. 394. 
 Parker, Joseph, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Parker, Joseph, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Parker, Jos., army ranis, 18. 1137. 
 Parker, Jos., in N. C. battalion, 13. 
 
 343. 
 Parker, Joseph, juror, 4. 517, 523. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 619, 628. 
 Parker, Joseph, leader of Baptists, 5. 
 
 1164, 1165, 1166. 
 Parker, Joseph, prisoner, 15. 392. 
 Parker, Jos, Jr., in militia, 22. 358. 
 Parker, Jos., Jr., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Parker, Jos., Sr., in militia, 22. 358. 
 Parker, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Parker, Joshua, discharged from ser- 
 vice, 13. 612, 613, 727. 
 Parker, Col. Josiah, 15. 521. 
 field officer, 12. 524. 
 goods impressed, 15. 524. 
 letter forwarded to Greene, 15. 603; 
 ■ ment'd, 17. 830, 919, 924; 22. 547, 
 
 581. 
 may be surprised, 15. 550. 
 memorial, 17. 358, 360, 362, 414; 
 18. 151, 183, 371, 374, 401, 416; 20. 
 70, 74. 
 movements, 22. 542, 586. 
 operates in Va. and relieves 
 
 negroes, 15. 618, 619. 
 position of regt. in army, 12. 508. 
 report by incorrect, 15. 550. 
 reports on movements of Br., 15. 
 
 515. 
 sells cloth to army, 14. 645. 
 to Jones on Br. in Va., 15. 527; and 
 French fleet, etc., 15. 570-571; 
 on movements of Br., 15. 536-538; 
 and trip to Prance, 15. 574-575; on 
 public affairs, 22. 1029-30, 1032. 
 trades with W. I., 14. 592. 
 "Wayne to Join, 1 5. 571. 
 Parker, Josiah, in militia, 22. 355. 
 
 Parker, Js., juror, 25. 188. 
 
 Parker, Kedar, army rank, 16. 1135. 
 
 lieut., 10. 568. 
 Parker, Kedar, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Parker, Kidar, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Parker, Lemuel, in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Parker, Leonard, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parker, Leonard, certificate lost, 19. 
 
 297. 
 Parker, Leonard,, receives clothing, 
 
 16. 619. 
 Parker, Lucy, imported, 1. 619. 
 Parker, Martha, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 Parker, Matthew, 24. 249. 
 Parker, Moses, in ;nilitia, 22. 328. 
 Parker, Nathan, in militia, 22. 358. 
 Parker, Pete, juror, 25. 189. 
 Parker, Peter, 4. x, 811. 
 claims, 4. 808. 
 juror, 4. 520. 
 land grant to, 4. 277, 588. 
 quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 recommends Earle, 6. 241. 
 Parker, Sir Peter, attacks Charleston, 
 22. 730; Sullivan's Island, 10. 
 618c. 
 commands naval forces against So. 
 
 Colonies, 10. 364, 609. 
 defeated at Charleston, 10. 881. 
 fleet sails from Cape Fear, 22. iv. 
 threatens Charleston, 10. 659. 
 to attack Carolinas, 10. xiv. 
 Parker, Reuben, a J. P., 5. 828. 
 Parker, Richard, 2. 748, 756, 805. 
 a J. P., 2. 773; 3. 244. 
 lapse patent to, 2. 522. 
 Parker, Richard, a J. P., 5. 813. 
 Parker, Richard, building coms'r, 23. 
 
 829. 
 Parker, Richard, imported, 1. 396. 
 Parker, Richard, in assembly, 9. 842, 
 844, 846, 851, 894, 902, 903, 906, 
 909, 910, 931, 952. 
 Parker, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Parker, Richard, petitions on roads 
 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 Parker, Richd, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Parker, Richard, slave of tried, 19. 
 
 520, 522, 526, 529. 
 Parker, Richard, to be capt. of militia, 
 
 5. 365. 
 Parker, Robert, a J. P., 4. 813. 
 
 land grant asked, 4. 790. 
 Parker, Robt., in militia, 22. 328. 
 Parker, Robert, in militia, 22. 366. 
 Parker, Robert, vestryman, 23. 250. 
 Parker, Sambo, 10. 962. 
 
PARKER, SAMUEL 
 
 267 
 
 PARKS, ROBERT 
 
 Parker, Samuel, 9. 1233. 
 Parker, Samuel, army pay, 17. 240. 
 army rank, 15. 733; 16. 1132. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 190, 
 
 206, 207, 228, 244, 245, 255. 
 Parker, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 359. 
 Parker, Sam., juror, 25. 188. 
 Parker, Simon, in militia, 22. 326. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 68. 
 Parker, Solomon, in militia, 22. 343. 
 Parker, Stephen, a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 
 loyalist, 10. 599. 
 Parker, Stephen, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Parker, Tenes, in militia, 22. 318. 
 Parker, Thos., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Parker, Thos., allowance to, 22. 821. 
 Parker, Thomas, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Parker, Thos., draws interrogatories, 
 
 4. 1099. 
 Parker, Thos., imports persons, 1. 619. 
 Parker, Thos., in army, 15. 719. 
 Parker, Thos., in militia, 22. 355. 
 Parker, Thos., in Prov. Cong., 10. 961. 
 Parker, Thomas, juror, 4. 519. 
 Parker, Thomas, juror, 4. 520. 
 Parker, Thomas, juror, 4. 524. 
 Parker, Thos., juror, 25. 188. 
 Parker, Thomas, land grants asked, 
 
 4. 709; grant to, 4. 766. 
 Parker, Thos., petition, 21. 220, 228, 
 
 330, 370, 371, 591, 694. 
 Parker, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Parker, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Parker, Thos., sheriff, 21. 1076. 
 Parker, Tonalham, takes oath, 22. 170. 
 Parker, Wicker, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Parker, Wm., a J. P., 2. 572. 
 Parker, Wm., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Parker, Wm., Baptist preacher, 5. 
 
 1166. 
 Parker, Wm., court house on land of, 
 
 23. 102. 
 Parker, Wm., in militia, 22. 355. 
 Parker, Wm., juror, 2. 102, 104, 587, 
 
 589. 
 Parker, Wm., juror, 4. 520. 
 Parker, Wm., juror, 25. 188. 
 Parker, Wm., pays in bills of credit, 
 
 16. 306. 
 Parker, Wm., pesioner, 22. 80. 
 Parker, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Parker, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Parker, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Parker, Wm., wagoner, 15. 477. 
 Parker, Zenas, 11. 754. 
 Parker, 14. 356. 
 
 Parker, (countersign), 12. 470. 
 Parkers, Francis, land grant to, 4. 
 
 590. 
 Parker's Ferry, S. C, 14. 120. 
 Parkerson, James, army record, 13. 
 
 480. 
 Parkerson, J no., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Parkerson, John, in army, 13. 512. 
 Parkerson, John, in army, 13. 528. 
 Parkes. See Park, Parke, Parks. 
 Parkes, Humphry, in militia, 22. 358. 
 Parkes, Robert, land grant to, 4. 801. 
 Parkes, Samuel, juror, 8. 72. 
 Parkins, John, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Parkinson, . Bernard, memorial on 
 
 school, 7. 35-36. 
 Parkinson, Beverly, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Parkinson, David, land to be resurvey- 
 
 ed, 5. 990. 
 Parkinson, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Parkinson, James, a J. P., 6. 343. 
 bond to prosecute indemnity suit, 5. 
 
 929-930. 
 whips Core, 6. 275. 
 Parkinson, Jas., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Parkinson, Jas., in militia, 22. 322. 
 Parkinson, J no., in militia, 22. 323. 
 Parkinson, Sam'l, values horge, 22. 
 
 867. 
 Parkison, Capt., company fired on, 
 
 22. 692. 
 Parkman, David, exempted, 7. 363. 
 Parks. See Park, Parke, Parkes. 
 Parks, Andw., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Parks, George, 21. 808. 
 Parks, George, reports on Indian out- 
 rages, 6. 207. 
 Parks, Hugh, allowance to, 22. 827. 
 Parks, Hugh, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Parks, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Parks, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Parks, Hugh, in army, 15. 719. 
 Parks, Hugh, in militia, 22. 398. 
 Parks, Jas., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Parks, Jas., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Parks, .John, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Parks, J no., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parks, John, certificate issued to, 17. 
 
 314, 325; 20. 33. 
 CO. coms'r, 24. 178. 
 Parks, Jorn, land grant to, 4. 640. 
 Parks, John, on Surry S. C, 10. 251. 
 Parks, Peter, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Parks, Peter, land grant to, 4. 631. 
 Parks, Robt., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 money from, 21. 1063, 1064. 
 
PARKS, ROBERT 
 
 268 
 
 PARLIAMENT OF ENG. 
 
 on Tryon com. of secrecy, etc., 10. 
 
 424. 
 on Tryon S. C, 10. 296, 297, 423, 
 
 424, 440. 
 sheriff, 21. 1073. 
 Parks, Robert, land grants to, 4. 766, 
 
 768, 798, 801, 803. 
 Parks, Saml., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 in Hillsboro riot, 8. 245. 
 petitions for extension of power of 
 J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Parks, Samuel, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Parks, Thomas, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Parks, Wm., a J. P., 8. 149. 
 Parks, Wm., army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parks, Wm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Parks, Wm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Parliament of Carolina, 25. 139, 141. 
 constitution of in C, 2. 853-854. 
 meetings and conduct of, 2. 855. 
 organization and power, 1. 199-200. 
 provision for, 25. iv-v. 
 qualifications of members, 2. 853; 
 
 25. 131. 
 under P. C, 25. 124, 126, 127, 129, 
 
 131, 133. 
 veto power vested in Palatine's 
 
 Court, 1. 193. 
 See also General Assembly. 
 Parliament of England, 7. xxi, 492, 
 498, 517, 692, 696, 712, 724, 746, 
 747, 748, 749, 754, 867, 892, 915, 
 916, 922, 971, 973, 979, 981, 982, 
 985; 8. xl, xx, 5, 10, 17, 38, 39, 56, 
 61, 83, 87, 92, 114, 171, 186, 206, 
 227, 382, 383, 462, 463, 471, 472, 
 474, 496, 507, 512, 514, 533, 626, 
 651; 9. iii, 4, 17, 36, 47, 65, 142, 
 146, 175, 177, 213, 232, 258, 269, 
 275, 278, 309, 361, 600, 628, 830, 
 925, 931, 954, 985, 1000, 1001, 1091, 
 1092, 1097, 1119, 1155, 1161, 1162, 
 1209, 1210, 1255, 1282; 10. xvi, 
 xviii, 17, 49, 59, 61, 70, 77, 80, 81, 
 82, 109, 110, 113, 123, 127, 151, 
 171, 179, 212, 221, 223, 226, 234, 
 258, 270, 272, 296, 300, 305, 316, 
 322, 326, 371, 395, 398, 436, 447, 
 455, 479, 493, 612, 642, 673, 674, 
 684, 734, 735, 894, 1032; 11. viii, 
 1, 4, 75, 76, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 
 138, 141, 216, 232, 246, 269, 276, 
 325, 364, 383, 711; 13. 157; 15. 
 96; 16. 385, 419, 811, 813, 837, 841, 
 862, 901, 937; 17. 5, 20; 19. 495, 
 899; !?0. 752; 22. 233, 897; 23. 
 
 13, 262, 303, 310, 319, 324, 5a4, 587, 
 636, 646, 647, 699, 714, 797, 798, 
 885, 985, 998, 999; 24. 103, 684; 
 25. 149, 219, 287, 316, 362, 378, 
 384, 385, 425, 445, 496. 
 
 act to restrain trade converts N. 
 Y., 9. 1247. 
 
 acts and resolutions to be watched, 
 9. 741; for duties to be repealed, 
 8. 152; denounced, 10. 27; re- 
 sented, 9. 1025-1026, 1027, 1028, 
 1029, 1032, 1035, 1036, 1043, 1044, 
 1045, 1048, 1063, 1067, 1070, 1071, 
 1072, 1080, 1144; resisted, 9. 1016- 
 1018. 
 
 aid to N. C, S. C, and Va., 5. 925, 
 933, 934, 964, 986. 
 
 American ideas of powers of, 7. 686. 
 
 changes recording of time, 4. xiv. 
 
 commissioner from must be sent to 
 Cont. Cong., 10. 513. 
 
 com. on usurpations and violences 
 of, 10. 504, 512. 
 
 controls issue of currency, 7. 709. 
 
 cuts colonies off from trade, 10. 58; 
 with Gt. Br and West Indies, 10. 
 
 XV. 
 
 denounced by Convention of 1774, 9. 
 
 XXX. 
 
 does not propose to lay taxes for 
 revenue In America, 8. 88-89, 115, 
 135, 138. 
 
 example of followed in N. C, 10. v. 
 
 forbids fishing, 10. 12; issue of cur- 
 rency, 9. xiv. 
 
 grant of, bill to direct application, 
 
 5. 1022, 1023, 1025, 1026, 1028, 1032, 
 1041, 1058, 1064, 1070, 1071, 1073, 
 1075, 1087, 1095; bill to draw on, 
 
 6. 1103, 1111, 1136, 1137, 1141, 
 1144, 1146-1149, 1172, 1174, 1185, 
 1207, 1213, 1214, 1215, 1216, 1217; 
 charges against Dobbs on use of 
 and answer, 6. 285-288; disposi- 
 tion, 6. 2, 3, 4-5, 18, 37, 38, 41, 46, 
 54, 57, 76, 87, 90, 93, 99, 102-103, 
 112, 234, 304-305, 323, 347, 396, 410, 
 449, 462, 472, 477, 500, 594, 598, 
 599, 712, 714, 724-6, 804, 885, 887- 
 888, 890, 928, 940, 941, 959-960, 
 961-962, 963, 988, 998, 1006-1007, 
 1037, 1040, 1154n, 1219; for French 
 War, 6. ix; Heron and Palmer to 
 receive, 8. 1245. 1304, 1305, 1306, 
 quarrel over disposition of, 6. x- 
 xii; report on, 6. 1263, 1277; 
 should be used to redeem paper, 
 
PARMALA, BENJAMIN 
 
 269 
 
 PAliRIS, JOHN 
 
 5. 928-929; suit to be brought for 
 recovery of, 7. 622, 666, 667 670; 
 
 to Va., N. and S. C, 5. 869, 870, 
 
 872, 891. 
 grants bounties on certain Ameri- 
 can products, 9. 10. 
 grants favor to Moravians, 5. 1145. 
 laws of in force in N. C, 7. 473. 
 Lee on right to tax, 1 . 153-155. 
 limits trade of N. E., 9. 1186. 
 list of acts of, 6. 1080-1081. 
 no member resigns from, 7. 788. 
 North's resolution an insult to 
 
 America, 10. 28. 
 passes act to transfer N. C. to King, 
 
 2. iii. 
 petition from N. C. to, 1. 604; of as- 
 sembly to be laid before, 9 1102; 
 
 to repeal law against paper cur- 
 rency, 9. 937. 
 powers and rights considered, 9. 
 
 1093; over America, 7. iv. 
 prohibits trade with colonies, 1 1 . 
 
 288. 
 proposition on taxes, 9. 1207-1208. 
 quoted on taxes, 10. 18. 
 reflected on by petition, 9. 1208. 
 relations to colonies discussed, 9. 
 
 1138-1140. 
 resolutions of House of Commons 
 
 discussed, 9. 1255-1257; of North 
 
 summarized, 1 0. 57-58. 
 , right to tax considered, 9. 1035-6, 
 
 1093, 1156, 1162-1163, 1199, 1202; 
 
 10. 223-224, 229. 
 supremacy of to be maintained, 9. 
 
 1137, 1138. 
 tries to seduce N. Y., N. C, and 6a. 
 
 by offers of commerce, 9. 1165. 
 Parm«la, Benjamin, in militia, 9. 1050. 
 Parmelee (Parmelie, Parmerle, Parme- 
 
 ly, Parmele, Parmerlin, Parmerly), 
 
 Benj., a J. P., 9. 293; 23. 994. 
 in assem., 19. 373, 374, 386. 
 in Prov. Congress, 10. 500, 523, 543, 
 
 914, 919, 978. 
 lieut. colonel, 10. 206, 531. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 560. 
 Parmenter, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 628. 
 Parmer, Jnc, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parmer's Landing inspection at, 24. 
 
 581. 
 Parnai, Chrlstr., in militia, 22. 161. 
 Parnal, James, in militia, 22. 161. 
 Parnai, Jeremiali, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 Parnal, Jno., In militia, 22. 379. 
 
 Parnall, Joshua, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Parnel, Abm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Parnenter, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 638. 
 Paroles, act for relief of persons tak- 
 ing Br. paroles, 24. 394-5, 490. 
 bill for relief of persons taking, 17. 
 847, 855, 860, 942, 943, 949, 950- 
 951, 957. 
 com. to examine and report on and 
 relief for, 16. 32, 47, 58, 61, 64, 7b, 
 77, 80, 83, 85, 101, 102, 111, 122, 
 171, 173, 176; 19. 11, 13, 17, 21, 
 32, 45, 46, 51, 65, 71, 75, 122, 125, 
 126, 127, 153, 175, 294. 
 persons taking p. not to sit in as- 
 sembly, 17. 916. 
 of Br. prisoners, 15. 462. 
 resolve on, 13. 538, 579, 632-633, 
 
 636, 686. 
 specimens, 14. 718, 719, 722-723. 
 taking from Br. discouraged, 14. 
 781. 
 Parr, Caleb, army pay, 16. 238. 
 Parr, Isaiah, army pay, 16. 238. 
 army rank, 16. 1133. 
 petition, 19. 735. 
 Parr, John, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Parr, John, petition on catching fish, 
 
 9. 87-88. 
 Parr, Noah, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Parr, Wm., army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 In army, 15. 720; 18. 797. 
 Parr, Wm., juror, 4. 520. 
 Parr, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Parrat, Austin, released from jail, 10. 
 
 696. 
 Parratt (Parrat), James, a J. P., 13. 
 177. 
 claims allowed, 9. 224, 225. 
 deputy sec'y, 9. 346, 697, 967, 1125, 
 in assembly, 12. 1, 3, 46, 47, 48, 49, 
 
 53, 58, 65, 70. 
 petition on use of Carteret militia, 
 
 15. 146-147. 
 to Caswell on exposed situation of 
 Beaufort, 11. 632-633. 
 Parrldice, Wm., in militia, 22. 387. 
 Parris. See Paris. 
 
 Parris, Alex., public receiver of S. C, 
 2. 418. 
 to prepare Indian expedition, 1. 822, 
 823. 
 Parris, Anvill, petitions, 19. 935. 
 Parris, John, In Indian war, 10. 754. 
 Parris, Jno., petitions, 19. 935. 
 
PARRIS, SUSANNAH 
 
 270 
 
 PARSONS, WILLIAM 
 
 Parris, Susannah, calls aid to hus- 
 
 baand, 2. 651. 
 Parris (Paris), Thos., a J. P., 2. 724. 
 from Essex, 2. 648. 
 furnishes dinner, 2. 530. 
 house assaulted by Burrington, 2. 
 
 649-650, 651. 
 in assem., 2. 575, 608, 611, 623. 
 juror, 2. 102, 399, 552, 591, 646, 704, 
 
 711. ■ 
 law suit, 2. 95. 
 surety, 2. 415. 
 to divide estate, 1. 871. 
 witness, 2. 81, 103. 
 Parrish. See Parish. 
 Parrisli, Abm., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parrish, Brissey, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Parrish, Claiborne, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Parrish, David, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Parrish, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parrish, Joel, on S. C. of New Han- 
 over, 9. 1107, 1112, 1149, 1150, 
 1153; 10. 68, 112. 
 Parrish, John, in army, 13. 522. 
 Parrish, Jno., juror, 4. 518. 
 Parrish, John, sells, 1. 651. 
 Parrish, Joseph, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Parrish, Jos., pay to, 22. 490. 
 Parrish, Joseph, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Parrish, Stephen, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Parrish, Thos., in militia, 22. 367. 
 Parrlsson, Jas., juror, 25. 186. 
 
 Parrot, , 22. 292. 
 
 Parrot, Mr., fortunes in connection 
 with the Newbern school trouble, 
 9. 238-242. 
 Parrot, Andrew, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Parrot (Parrott), Francis,, lands 
 escheat, -2. 291. 
 to make rent roll, 2. 35. 
 witness, 1. 409. 
 Parrot, J no., in militia, 22. 338. 
 Parrot, Reuben, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Parrott, Jacob, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Parrott, Nathaniel, army pay, 17. 241. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parrum. See Parum. 
 Parrum, Wm., army pay, 17. 239. 
 Parry (Perry), Capt. Francis, 10. 108. 
 commands the Cruizer, 10. 44, 492. 
 demands supplies from Wilmington 
 for British troops and answer, 1 0. 
 478-481, 490. 
 exchanges prisoner, 1 0. 623. 
 gives aid to loyalists, 10. 490. 
 
 insults Wilmington S. Com., 10. 425. 
 introduced to Germain by Martin, 
 
 10. 893. 
 reports on men offering for enlist- 
 ment on the Cruizer, 10. 107. 
 makes demands on Wilmington, 1 1 . 
 279. 
 Parry, John, 4. 334. 
 Parry, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 62. 
 Parshall, Israel, petitions on need oi 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Parsley, Lathm., juror, 4. 519. 
 Parsley, Wm., petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-8. 
 Parsom, Saml. N., signs Indian treaty, 
 18. 514. 
 
 Parson, -. joins Br., 15. 144. 
 
 Parson, Joseph, exempted, 5. 847. 
 Parson, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Parson, Roger, in army, 13. 514. 
 Parsons. See Parson, Person. 
 
 Parsons, , 12. 507. 
 
 Parsons, Alston & Co., pay to, 
 
 18. 541. 
 ship goods to U. S., 14. 592. 
 Parsons, Brig. Gen., 12. 512, 519, 534, 
 537. 
 composition and location of brigade, 
 12. 509. 
 Parsons, Capt., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Parsons, Benj., land grants to, 4. 625, 
 
 641. 
 Parsons, Jacob, juror, 4. 522. 
 Parsons, Jas., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parsons, Jas., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Parsons, James Nicholas, captain, 10. 
 
 626, facing 680. 
 Parsons, Jesse, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Parsons, Nathan, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Parsons, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 378. 
 Parsons, Roger, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 436. 
 Parsons, Saml., army rank, 16. 1136. 
 in assem., 19. 400, 401, 460, 463, 467, 
 487; 20. 2, 26, 39, 46, 68, 72, 76, 
 79, 81, 83, 89, 102. 
 invoice by, 19. 879, 880. 
 Martin to on Bretigny's contracts, 
 
 16. 394, 395. 
 pay to, 18. 541. 
 
 to Caswell on his appointment as 
 consul, 22. 785-6. 
 Parsons, Samuel, juror, 1. 605. 
 Parsons, Saml., juror, 25. 186. 
 Parsons, Wm., land grants to, 4. 625. 
 
PAKSON'S 
 
 271 
 
 PASQUOTANK CO. 
 
 Parson's, 14. 573. 
 
 Parson's Farm, 14. 568. 
 
 Part, BenJ., in militia, 22. 165. 
 
 Part, Edmund, in militia, 22. 165. 
 
 Partee, Edward, receives pay for sol- 
 diers, 17. 191. 
 
 Parties, rise of in N. C, 24. iii. 
 
 Partin, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 241. 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Partition of lands, act on, 23. 835-8. 
 
 Partner, Wm., resigns as surgeon, 10. 
 622. 
 
 Parton, iVIr., in assem., 21. 60. 
 
 Parton, John, in Indian war, 10. 760. 
 
 Partree, Emanuel, army pay, 17. 238. 
 army rank, 16. 1133. 
 
 Partridge, , keeps store for Cor- 
 nell, 8. 74. 
 
 Partridge, Lt., dead, 15. 757. 
 
 Partridge, Wm., gov. of N. H., 1. 469. 
 
 Partpige, Thomas, settler, 1. 76. 
 
 Party Tyranny: or an occasional bill 
 in miniature, 2. 890-923. 
 
 Parum. See Parrum. 
 
 Parum, John, land grant to, 4. 590. 
 
 Parum, Wm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 
 Parvisoi, Isaiah, complaint against, 6. 
 1077. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 
 Pascagarda Indians, encouraged to 
 settle on P. River, 7. 281, 282. 
 
 Pascagarda River, Indians encouraged 
 to settle on, 7. 281. 
 
 Pascagula River, fort needed on, 7. 
 280. 
 
 Paschal, Elisha, in militia, 22. 160. 
 
 Paschal, Elisha, takes oath, 22. 176. 
 
 Paschal, Isaiah, in militia, 22. 373. 
 
 Paschal^ Isaiah, report of com. on case 
 of, 13. 590; 694, 696, 698. 
 
 Paschal, John, in militia, 22. 160. 
 
 Paschai, J no., in militia, 22. 370. 
 
 Parshal, Jno., in militia, 22. 373. 
 
 Parshal, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 370. 
 
 Paschal, Wm., petitions for division 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Paschale, James, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 
 Paschke, Capt., to Gates on provi- 
 sions, 14. 561. 
 
 Pasey, Sam., in militia, 22. 315. 
 
 Pasfield, Thos., juror, 25. 189. 
 
 Pashal, Wm., in militia, 22. 372. 
 
 Pashal, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 372. 
 
 Pasl<all, Wm., land grant to, 4. 703. 
 
 Paskapatawpo, talk of, 17. 86. 
 
 Paski, village of described, 1. 937, 
 937, 938. 
 
 Pasmore. See Passmore. 
 
 Pasmore, David, army rank, 16. 1136. 
 
 Pasmore, Davd., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 
 Pasmore (Passmore), David, receives 
 pay for soldiers, 17. 204, 239, 
 242, 256. 
 
 Pasmore, Jos., in army, 15. 727. 
 
 Pasquimans, 1. 260. 
 See also Pasquotank Precinct, Per- 
 quimans Precinct. 
 
 Pasquornett, iVlich., land grant to, 4. 
 588. 
 
 Pasquotank, Gillam's ship lies at, 1. 
 280. 
 
 Pasquotank (Paspotank), home of 
 John Gibbs, 1. 364. 
 
 Pasquotank (Paspatancke, Paspo- 
 tank) Co., 4. 352, 391, 496, 559, 
 
 679, 680, 682, 920, 924; 5. xlii, 82, 
 972, 974; 6. 807, 1127; 7. 67, 476, 
 872; 9. 114, 116, 120, 123, 135, 164, 
 169, 173, 176, 185, 187, 194, 196, 
 222, 253, 283, 298, 321, 322, 592, 
 1070; 10. xxiv, 33, 475, 525, 558, 
 565, 568, 578, 617, 655, 683, 750, 
 917, 962, 976; 11. 499, 551; 12. 
 303, 314; 13. 834, 866, 878, 8»u, 
 951, 969, 974; 14. 128, 172; 15. 
 22; 19. 672; 20. 87, 252, 428, 436, 
 522; 21. 243, 256, 308, 354, Gy.a, 
 
 680, 685, 749, 764, 897, 900, 910; 
 22. 361, 402, 815, 831, 859; 23. 150, 
 155, 187, 255, 273, 373, 411, 471, 472, 
 500, 553, 564, 575, 618, 683, 692, 705, 
 723, 814, 874, 904, 912, 929, 947, 957, 
 991; 24. 251, 263, 298, 299, 424, 
 581; 25. 36, 64, 155, 164, 212, 217. 
 
 act for court, 24. 37-9, 50-64, 161; 
 25. 274-87, 436; for ferry, 23. 
 595; 25. 482-3; for parish, 25. 298- 
 304; for public buildings, 23. 468- 
 9; for tax public buildings, 24. 
 145, 239, 456, 594, 873-4; 25. 341; 
 for town, 23. 500; 25. 387-9; on 
 bridges and ferries, 23. 785-6; on 
 jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5; 25. 187-8; 
 on roads, 23. 449-51; to alter place 
 of CO. courts, 24. 630-1; care for 
 poor, 23. 853, 24. 949-50; 25. 68; 
 to collect tax arrears, 24. 626-7; 
 to destroy squirrels, 23. 500-1; 
 25. 198-200; wild animals in, 25. 
 510-11, 516-17 to divide, 24. 26- 
 28, 472; to elect vestry, 23. 657, 
 853; to fix time of co. cts., 24. 
 717-18; 25. 70, 288, 406; to give 
 title for slaves sold by, 24. 221. 
 
PASQUOTANK CO. 
 
 272 
 
 PASQUOTANK CO. 
 
 Adams on, 1. 681. 
 
 aid against Regulators asked, 8. 698. 
 
 badness of roads in, 1. 711, 714. 
 
 bill for canal from, 21. 260, 270, 287, 
 310, 329-330, 331, 614, 636; for com. 
 to inquire into accounts of sheriff, 
 4. 827, 829; for C. H., etc., 5. 
 666, 668, 669, 670, 686, 698, 700, 
 701, 705, 706, 707, 735; for ferry 
 in, 6. 956, 957, 958-959; for loca- 
 tion of court and town, 18. 38, 
 271, 284; poor house, 21. 757, 
 828, 836-837, 904, 908, 909, 996, 
 1000, 1001; for pub. buildings, 
 
 19. 561, 565, 568, 574, 591, 660; 
 
 20, 169, 339-340, 342-343; bill for 
 road, 19. 413, 417, 739, 744, 748, 
 791; for town in, 4. 827; for ves- 
 try, 4. 539, 540, 542, 546, 549, 559, 
 565, 566, 567, 568, 572; on bound- 
 ary, 19. 662; to appoint treasurer, 
 4. 1322, 1323, 1324, 1328, 1338, 
 1339, 1340, 1342, 1348; to change 
 site of C. H., 19. 561, 565, 568, 
 574, 591, 660; 20. 167, 172, 342- 
 343; to collect arrears of taxes in, 
 19. 573, 588-589, 591, 658, 695; to 
 to consolidate parishes in, 5. 670, 
 671, 672, 673, 686, 707, 708, 709, 
 713, 715, 735; to divide, 12. 30, 32, 
 34, 41, 51, 112; to elect vestry, 6. 
 1233, 1238, 1240, 1252, 1284, 1298; 
 7. 93; to establish town of Nix- 
 onton, 5. 1019, 1021, 1022, 1036, 
 1048, 1049, 1050, 1055, 1056, 1058, 
 1061, 1064, 1097; to make a part 
 into a new precinct, 4. 92, 96, 98, 
 124, 128, 129, 133, 134, 137, 138, 
 140, 740, 741, 743-744; to repeal 
 act on county seat, 19. 426, 740, 
 759, 806. 
 
 cases from tried in Edenton, 23. 
 
 253. 
 census of 1790, 26. 872-888. 
 church affairs in, 1. 714. 
 claims of representation recognized, 
 
 6. 262. 
 clergy in, 8. 222. 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 
 639, 748. 
 com. of testify on Macknight, 10. 
 
 32, 33, 35, 36. 
 contested election in, 9, 457, 459- 
 
 460. 
 court days, 23. 703, 704, 874, 885, 
 
 932, 946, 990. 
 debts due to, 8. 280-281. 
 
 dissenters in, 4. 753. 
 divided, 11. 470; for military pur- 
 poses, 10. 585-6. 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 573. 
 Fox in, 1. XX. 
 
 ill usage of Fiske, 8. 492-493. 
 illegality in elections claimed, 4. 
 
 857-858, 860. 
 in Edenton dis't, 15. 377. 
 inspection in, 25. 313, 379. 
 J. P.'s, 2. 526, 540, 638, 773, 818; 3. 
 234; 4. 48, 346, 813, 895, 965; 6. 
 775, 1068, 1086; 23. 995. 
 jurors in, 4. 518-519. 
 members in assembly, 6. 903, 1152, 
 1164; 7. 86, 87, 284, 342, 351-352, 
 473, 566, 925, 926; 8. 107, 303, 320; 
 9. 199, 448, 452, 456, 460, 467, 734, 
 1189, 1196, 1205; 12. 2, 266, 331, 
 625, 656, 723; 13. 625, 736, 785, 
 799, 811; 18. 2, 35; 17. 265, 795, 
 816, 878; 18. 2, 227, 279; 19. 1, 
 129, 140, 234, 246, 400, 718; 20. 2, 
 60, 120, 130, 302, 312, 476; 21. 2, 
 194, 730, 872. 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 3, 38. 
 members in Prov. Cong., 9. 104^ 
 1179, 1180; 10. 166, 501, 505, 519, 
 565, 915. 
 militia of, 5. 575, 603; 10. 357; in 
 regulator campaign, 8. 707; 22. 
 469, 478; organization of, 10. 625, 
 facing 680; paid, 10. 574; returns, 
 22. 308, 313, 344-54. 
 missionary needed for, 2. 605. 
 money squandered, 4. 825. 
 no members in assembly, 4. 1191, 
 
 1197, 1198. 
 number of members in assembly, 1. 
 xxvii, xxxii; 4. 1170, 1173, 1174, 
 1175, 1180, 1210, 1231; 5. 86, 87, 
 88, 90, 91; 9. 1053. 
 officers, 9. 298. 
 organization of troops, 10. 205, 207, 
 
 532, 625, facing 680. 
 owes state, 21. 1068, 1069, 1070, 
 
 1076. 
 parishes and ministers in, 7. 457, 
 
 541. 
 part in Culpepper rebellion, 1. 257. 
 petitions from, 19. 528, 560-561; for 
 Davis, 21. 159; for paper money, 
 7. 386, 391, 393-394; on representa- 
 tion, action on, 5. 82-84; on 
 Swamp, 4. 497; to be removed 
 into, 1. 857. 
 
PASQUOTANK PRECINCT 273 
 
 PASQUOTANK RIVER 
 
 population, 18. 433. 
 
 Quaker meeting house to be built 
 
 in, 1. 596. 
 Quaker records of, 1. 551, 552, 596, 
 
 628, 656, 665, 688, 719, 731-732, 
 
 813, 905; 2. 37. 
 Quakers in, 1. xxvili, 261. 
 rebels in, 1. 260. 
 religious affairs in, 1. 720-721. 
 remonstrance of inhabitants, 1. 248- 
 
 249; of Quakers referred to com. 
 
 and report, 13. 540, 561, 635, 638, 
 
 659-660, 667, 686, 697. 
 rent roll to be made in, 2. 35. 
 report on militia, 5. 163; on quit 
 
 rents, 22. 248-251, 259. 
 representation should be reduced, 3. 
 
 207. 
 representatives stand by Gary, 1. 
 
 697. 
 Safety Com., C. of S. to on Clark, 
 
 11. 332. 
 scarcity of currensy in, 7. 433. 
 sheriffs, 4. 347, 1182; 5. 977; 6. 740. 
 state of church in, 1. 689. 
 struggle over representation act, 4. 
 
 1158-1160, 1161, 1167, 1168-1169, 
 
 1210-1221. 
 Supreme Ct. of held in Edenton, 5. 
 
 260. 
 tax in, 19. 707. 
 taxables in, 5. 575, 603; 7. 146, 284, 
 
 289, 539, 541; 8. 32; in 1754, 5. 
 
 320. 
 tobacco inspection in, 23. 641, 792. 
 treasurers, 3. 420, 546, 578, 580; 4. 
 
 106, 136, 155; 23. 378-380, 400. 
 troops from, 14. 7; to be raised in, 
 
 13. 411; 24. 154. 
 Urmston in, 1. 765, 767; preaches 
 
 in, 1. 858. 
 vestry commends Adams, 1. 730. 
 writ for choice of assemblymen, 4. 
 
 1181, 1182, 1183, 1195. 
 See also Pasquotank Precinct. 
 Pasquotank Court House, 23. 500. 
 act for ferry to, 25. 389. 
 quit rents payable at, 4. 186. 
 Pasqoutank District, recruiting officer 
 
 for, 22. 928. 
 Pasquotank ('Pasqui manes, Paspa- 
 
 tancke) Precinct, 1. 260, 2. 82, 86, 
 
 87, 90, 92, 93, 96, 97, 108, 109, 152, 
 
 169, 170, 176, 242, 268, 270, 318, 
 
 354, 355, 356, 378, 427, 435, 440, 
 
 445, 452, 453, 454, 461, 468, 483, 
 
 484, 486, 487, 496, 500, 501, 502, 
 
 523, 524, 544, 554, 557, 590, 597, 
 599, 600, 604, 615, 616, 652, 653, 
 656, 657, 658, 663, 724, 727, 729, 
 771; 3. xiii, 57; 23. 6, 7, 12. 
 
 Culpepper Rebellion begins, 1. 279. 
 
 has trouble over court house, 2. 615- 
 616. 
 
 land grants in, 4. 332, 336, 350, 448, 
 587, 589, 593, 625, 627, 628, 630, 
 631, 634, 636, 638, 642, 710, 767, 
 768. 
 
 members of assembly, 2. 608, 623; 
 3. 285, 561, 562, 612, 634; 4. 115, 
 493, 723, 733, 750, 815, 818, 826, 
 857, 1170, 1173, 1174; 5. 232, 521, 
 529, 536, 1110; 6. 109, 135, 161, 
 227, 376, 381, 493, 661, 800, 829, 
 893, 895. 
 
 members of court, 3. 255. 
 
 parishes in, 2. 207. 
 
 pays Urmston, 2. 228. 
 
 petition from for new precinct, 3. 
 640, 642. 
 
 plate for, 2. 133-4. 
 
 poor pay for preachers, 2. 248. 
 
 precinct, created, 1. xxvii, xxviii. 
 
 voting place in, 2. 214. 
 
 See also Pasquotank County. 
 Pasquotank River, 2. 207, 629; 4. 740; 
 5. 1180; S. 607; 9. vii, 12; 10. 
 357; 11. 332; 22. 344; 23. 6, 187, 
 500, 641; 24. 26, 27, 251, 472, 635, 
 960; 25. 298. 
 
 a public highway, 25. 92. 
 
 act for canal from, 25. 83-93; ferry 
 on, 23. 595; 25. 389, 481-2. 
 
 bill for canal from, 20. 165, 174, 341, 
 496-497, 523, 550; 21. 32, 38, 68„ 
 86, 93, 107, 108, 109, 755, 766, 781, 
 850, 851, 852, 856, 858, 901, 905, 
 908, 923, 929-930, 1015, 1026, 1033, 
 1034, 1038, 1082-1083; for C. H. on, 
 20. 167, 172, 343; for ferry on, 
 G. 1225-1226, 1239, 1240, 1272, 1296; 
 7. 308, 315, 374, 390, 397; for 
 town on, 18. 38; 19. 426, 740, 759,. 
 760, 806; to continue ferry act, 6.. 
 847, 854, 863, 866, 883, 886, 912, 
 920, 921, 932, 956, 957, 958-959. 
 
 canal to, 18. 26, 36, 56-57, 62-63, 94, 
 234, 266, 284, 294, 296, 299, 332, 
 350-351, 571, 573; 21. 11, 439, 
 441-442. 
 
 court house on, 5. 1051. 
 
 Gillam appears in, 1. 256. 
 
 inspection on, 23. 641, 792. 
 
 land grant on, 1. 59-61, 65-66. 
 
 3—18 
 
PASQUOTANK R. BRIDGE 274 
 
 PATCHETT, EDWARD 
 
 Miller imprisoned on upper end of, 
 
 1. 300. 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 217. 
 resolve on canal from, 18. 506-507, 
 509. 
 Pasquotank River Bridge, inspection 
 at, 24. 581; 25. 380. * 
 
 Pasquotank River Swanap, act for 
 road through, 24. 635-6; 25. 103-4. 
 bill for road through, 19. 533, 535, 
 551, 556, 592, 661; 21. 754, 758, 
 768, 772, 903, 904, 910, 919, 922, 
 923, 925, 928, 949. 
 Pasquotank Vestry, to S. P. G. on 
 
 church affairs, 2. 291-292. 
 Pass, Elliott, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pass, Hoiioway, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Passenger, Wm., on pirates^ 1. 518. 
 Passhbee, Capt., 14. 530. 
 Passi (Passy?), France, 17. 93. 
 Passingham, Thos., juror, 2. 83, 88, 89, 
 
 93, 95, 96. 
 Passingham, Thos., witness, 2. 103, 
 
 149. 
 Passmore. See Pasmore. 
 Passmore, Amose, in army, 13. 525. 
 Passons. See Parsons, Person. 
 Passons, James, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Passons (Parsons?), Samuel, road 
 
 overseer, 1. 550. 
 Passy (Passey), France, 16. 388, 764, 
 
 17. 93 (?); 18. 620. 
 Pasteur, Mr., 14. 461; 18. 89. 
 Pasteur, Ensign, on court martial, 13. 
 370. 
 on court of inquiry, 1 5. 709. 
 Pasteur, Lieut., a prisoner, 14. 817. 
 in command, 12. 541. 
 on board of rearrangement, 16. 575. 
 on court of inquiry, 15. 617. 
 rank, 16. 664. 
 
 remonstrates over clothing, 16. 258. 
 to report on clothing, etc., 16. 578, 
 579. 
 Pasteur, Maj., 14. 149; 15. 188. 
 
 to furnish guns, 14. 96. 
 Pasteur, Dr. Charles, 21. 362. 
 accounts of, 19. 599. 
 certificate to, 18. 426, 439. 
 claims allowed for medicines, 12. 
 610; 13. 600, 602, 604, 605, 713-714, 
 716, 909. 
 coms'r on pension claims, 24. 736. 
 commits prisoners, 15. 609. 
 fair judge, 24. 284. 
 in assembly, 17. 269, 300, 304, 355, 
 359, 364, 365, 366, 368; 20. 23. 
 
 memorial, 17. 340, 343, 363, 408, 
 
 417; 20. 55, 73, 108. 
 on com. of assem., 17. 291. 
 resolution in favor of, 18. 212. 
 sheriff, 21. 1074. 
 takes deposition, 15. 611. 
 Pasteur, John, lieut., 10. 640. 
 Pasteur, John, school trustee, 24. 534. 
 Pasteur, (Pasture), Thos., Cont. lieut, 
 22. 1049. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 promoted, 17. 142. 
 rank, 16. 72, 576, 608. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 213, 
 
 217. 
 reports on Mebane's company, 15. 
 
 724-725. 
 to Burke on clothing, 16. 288-289. 
 Pasteur, Will, to Nash on prviateers, 
 
 etc., 15. 78. 
 Pasteur (Pastiures, Pasture), Dr. Wm., 
 15. 342. . 
 
 advertises medicines, 13. 373. 
 Bd. War to on removal of public 
 
 stores, 14. 490. 
 buys at Martin sale, 22. 884, 882, 
 
 887. 
 Caswell to on guns, 14. 174-175. 
 coms'r to print certificates, 24. 372. 
 paymaster, 10. 966; 11. 740. 
 payment to, 10. 354. 
 reports on smallpox, 14. 678. 
 smallpox at house of, 15. 443. 
 surgeon of troops, 1 6. 188. 
 wagon sent to, 14. 846. 
 Paston, England, 4. 877. 
 Pasture, IVlr., 16. 621. 
 Pasture, Lieut., 16. 653. 
 Pasture, IVIaj., killed by Tories, 15. 
 
 467. 
 Pasture, Thos., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 
 army record, 13. 476. 
 Pasture, Wm., officers to pay troops, 
 
 11. 581. 
 Patapsco Ferry, 9. 1065, 1069. 
 Patapsco River, 9. 1065. 
 Patcher, John, vestryman, 2. 151. 
 Patcher, Samuel, vestryman, 2. 151. 
 Patchet, Ed., juror, 25. 185. 
 Patchet (Patchett), Samuel, a J. P., 
 2. 572. 
 church wardens, 2. 11, 118. 
 juror, 2, 463, 477, 508, 591, 596, 656, 
 
 664. 686; 25. 185. 
 witness, 2. 512, 669. 
 Patchett, Edward, juror, 2. 464, 466, 
 467, 553, 592, 593, 704. 
 
PATE, BARNABA 
 
 275 
 
 PATTASON, WILLIAM 
 
 Pate, Barnaba, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pate Chas., juror, 25. 188. 
 Pate, Charles, land grant to, 4. 596. 
 Pate, Cordie, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pate, Edward, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pate, John, land grant to, 4. 595. 
 Pate, Samuel, juror, 4. 522. 
 Pate, Wm., army pay, 16. 238. 
 army rank, 15. 12; 16. 1136. 
 Pate, Wm., juror, 25. 188. 
 Pate, Wm., land grant to, 4. 329, 349. 
 Paten. See Patten, Patton. 
 
 Paten, , fined, 9. 653. 
 
 Patent offices, give little strength to 
 
 government, 1 1 . 723. 
 Patents, act on form, 25. 160; to con- 
 fiscate, 1. 552-554. 
 bill for, 20. 131, 132, 13.7-138, 140, 
 146, 309, 315, 320, 559-560; 21. 
 117, 118; to confirm, 19. 93, 96. 
 blank ones to be signed by council, 
 
 2. 303. 
 fee for made void, 2. 617-618; for 
 
 signing by governor, 2. 527. 
 for land, 2. 69-70; granted by Berke- 
 ley, 1. 59-67; by John Harvey, 1. 
 253-254; by Gov. Jenkins, 1. 302- 
 303. 
 Heath's, revoked, 1. 42-43. 
 Johnston on law for, 4. 26. 
 notes on act, 3. 183. 
 regulations governing issue of, 4. 
 
 40-41. 
 to Sir Robert Heath, 1. 5-13. 
 See also Charters, Land Patents, 
 Lands, etc. 
 Pater Noster Row, 2. 273; 7. 511. 
 Paterson. See Patterson. 
 
 Paterson, , 16. 981. 
 
 Paterson, , 22. 622. 
 
 Paterson, Andrew, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Paterson, Duncan, army rank, 16. 
 
 1140. 
 Paterson, Geo., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Paterson, James, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Paterson, Jas., in militia, 22. 332. 
 Paterson, James, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Paterson, James, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Paterson, John, in army, 13. 510. 
 Paterson, J no., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Paterson, John, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Paterson, Lewis, in militia, 22. 374. 
 Paterson, Robert, land of lapses, 2. 
 
 303. 
 Paterson, Smith, in militia, 22. 374. 
 
 Paterson, Wm., town coms'r, 23. 966. 
 
 Patiencfe, sloop, dealings with, 7. 169, 
 
 170, 171, 173, 174, 175, 176. 
 
 released, 7. 168e, 183. 
 
 visits Cape Fear, 7. vii. 
 Patin, John, to Nash on his health, 
 
 15. 22-23. 
 Paton. See Patten, Patton. 
 Paton, Benj., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Paton, IVIichael, in militia, 22. 397. 
 Paton, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 397. 
 Paton, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 397. 
 Paton, Wm., to be made capt, 5. 162. 
 Patric, Peter, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Patriclc. See Pattrick. 
 Patrick, Mr., complains of election in 
 
 Bath, 3. 289. 
 Patrick, Agnis, 25. 467. 
 Patrick, Benj., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Patrick, Cornelias Pitch, appraiser, 2. 
 
 103. 
 Patrick, Danl., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Patrick, J no., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Patrick, John, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 238, 
 Patrick, J no., in militia, 22. 282. 
 Patrick, Minon, gun impressed, 22. 
 
 414. 
 Patrick, Paul, 25. 467. 
 Patrick, Paul, ranger, 10. 690. 
 Patrick, Robart, in militia, 22. 281. 
 Patrick, Robert, claims allowed, 6. 
 
 213. 
 Patrick, Spencer, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Patrick, Wm., army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Patrick, Wm., claim, 9. 488, 527; al- 
 lowed, 22. 879. 
 Patrick, Wm., in militia, 22. 282. 
 Patrick Henry Fort, 10. 837; 14. 234; 
 22. 995, 997, 1005. 
 
 Indian treaty at, 11. 459. 
 Patridges Bluff, 4. 219. 
 Patriotism, Burke on character of in 
 
 America, 11. 420. 
 Patrollers, act on, 24. 276-7. 
 
 bill for, 21. 235, 243, 266, 307, 383, 
 603. 
 
 considered, 5. 548. 
 
 for Pitt Co., 10. 63-64, 243, 451. 
 
 for New Hanover, 10. 25. 
 
 may shoot negroes, 10. 87, 94. 
 Patsey and Sally, schooners, 21. 335. 
 Patt, Aaron, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Patt, negro, imported, 1. 650. 
 Pattason. See Patterson. 
 Pattason, Wm., juror, 25. 188. 
 
PATTEN 
 
 276 
 
 PATTERSON, JOHN 
 
 Patten. See Paten, Patin, Paton, Pat- 
 ton. 
 
 Patten, , prisoner, 16. 671. 
 
 Patten, Mr., in C. C, 18. 641. 
 
 Patten, Arthur, land grant to, 4. 1047. 
 
 Patten, Benj., on g. C. of Salisbury 
 
 Dist', 10. 215. 
 Patten, Benj., riotous over land, 6. 
 
 780. 
 Patten, David, to be executed, 12. 535. 
 Patten, James, a J. P., 8. 799. 
 Patten, John, a J. P., 22. 429, 430. 
 Patten (Patton), John, 10. 459; 11. 
 433; 13. 302; 14. 290, 363. 
 a prisoner, 14. 817; 18. 671. 
 allowance for troops, 10. 962; rec- 
 ommended, 10. 622. 
 ' army pay, 18, 727. 
 army record, 13. 480. 
 captured, 14. xi. 
 colonel of 4tli and 2d regt's, 13. viii; 
 
 15. 765; 16. 881. 
 commands troops, 11. 762. 
 Held officer, 12. 496, 535. 
 gives orders on arms, 12. 505. 
 grant to in Va., 1 1 . 197. 
 in Cincinnati, 17. 134. 
 lieut. col., 10. 495, 509; 11. 830. 
 major, 10. 187, 243. 
 officer, 18. 485. 
 on board to recommend promotion, 
 
 11. 800. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 168. 
 on court martial, 1 1 . 752. 
 ordered on duty, 12. 536. 
 pays money to White, 12. 24. 
 petitions on land grants, 9. 1260- 
 
 1263. 
 position of regiment in army, 13. 
 
 508. 
 pres. of court martial, 12. 545. 
 promoted, 17. 141. 
 protests against Hand, 11. 562, 563, 
 
 750-751. 
 recommends Dixon, 5. 708. 
 reports on companies in reg't of, 
 13. 504-531; on prizes of priva- 
 teers, 11. 416; on 2d N. C. bat- 
 talion, 13. 480-481. 
 return of troops under, 1 1 . 824. 
 superintendent of hospitals, 12. 492. 
 talces oath of allegiance, 13. 417. 
 testifies in matter of J. P.'s, 9. 1019. 
 to Washington on difficulties of re- 
 cruiting, 1 1 . 714. 
 See also Patin, John, Patton, John. 
 Patten, Joseph, ensign, 10. 518. 
 
 Patten, Robert, allowance to, 22. 838. 
 Patter, Robt., juror, 25. 188. 
 Patterson. See Paterson, Pattason, 
 
 Pattison. 
 Patterson, Mr., 14. 97; 16. 955. 
 Patterson, Mr., messenger, 13. 53. 
 Patterson, Brig. Gen, 12. 515, 522, 527, 
 
 533, 538, 544; 14. 331, 370, 371, 
 
 375. 
 brigade of, 14. 332. 
 composition and position of brig- 
 ade, 12. 509. 
 Patterson (Paterson), Brig. Gen., 
 
 (Br.), 15. 252, 254, 258. 
 commands Br. in Charleston, 14. 
 
 516; in S. C, 15. 264. 
 grants leave to send clothing to 
 
 prisoners, 16. 824. 
 Patterson, Capt., desertions from, 15. 
 
 510. 
 Patterson, Alexander, army pay, 17. 
 
 241. 
 Patterson, Andrew, asks pardon for 
 
 Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 Patterson, Francis, laud grant to, 4. 
 
 710. 
 Patterson, George, a J. P., 4. 800. 
 Patterson, Guideon, sells- horse, 15. 
 
 631. 
 Patterson, IHugh, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Patterson, James, dispute of not to 
 
 harm liberty, to. 136. 
 Patterson, Jas., in militia, 22. 419. 
 Patterson, James, juror, 10. 5. 
 Patterson, James, lends salt, 19. 619. 
 Patterson, James, payment to, 21. 219, 
 
 221. 
 Patterson, James, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Patterson, James, petition on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 Patterson, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-8. 
 Patterson, James, town coms'r, 24. 
 
 180, 515. 
 Patterson, James, trial, 10. 5. 
 Patterson, Jesse, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Patterson, John, 9. 307. 
 Patterson, John, 23. 842. 
 Patterson, John, a J. P., 5. 813. 
 Patterson, John, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Patterson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Patterson, John, asks for inspection, 
 
 8, 80o. 
 Patterson, John, building coms'r, 25. 
 
 272. 
 Patterson, John, court martialed, 15. 
 
PATTERSON, JOHN 
 
 277 
 
 PATTON, JOHN 
 
 736. 
 
 Patterson, John, juror, 8. 72. 
 
 Patterson, John, land grant to, 4. 710, 
 764, 767. 
 rights proved, 4. 709. 
 
 Patterson, John, nom. as treasurer, 
 13. 967. 
 
 Patterson, John, pay to, 22. 489. 
 
 Patterson, John, recommended for 
 Capt., 22. 335. 
 
 Patterson, John, road coms'r, 25. 330. 
 
 Patterson, J no., wounded and prison- 
 er, 22. 523. 
 
 Patterson, Levin, case of, 16. 835. 
 
 Patterson, Mark, captain, 14. 264; of 
 light horse, 13. 734f. 
 in assembly, 13. 633, 697, 708, 709, 
 712, 717, 721, 785, 812, 813, 823, 913, 
 966, 975, 980, 982, 984, 988, 990, 
 1000; 1G. 2, 3, 49, 127, 153, 156, 
 165, 167; 17. 715; 19. 380, 384, 
 386, 387, 389, 394; on com. of as- 
 sem., 13. 869, 915, 959; 17. 727, 
 755. 
 petition, 21. 737, 742, 745, 883, 885, 
 892. 
 
 Patterson, Martin, army pay, 17. 241. 
 
 Patterson, Mary, land grant to, 4. 642. 
 
 Patterson, Peter, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 
 Patterson, R., payment to, 13. 350. 
 
 Patterson, Robert, asks for lapse pat- 
 ent, 2. 426. 
 juror, 2. 366. 
 land lapses, 2. 426, 523. 
 
 Patterson, Robert, petitions on county 
 bounds, 9. 633-635. 
 
 Patterson (Paterson), Robert, peti- 
 tions on land grants, 9. 1260-1262; 
 11. 250-253. 
 
 Patterson (Paterson), Robert, Jr., pe- 
 titions on land grants, 9. 1260- 
 1262; 11. 250-253. 
 
 Patterson, S., 9. 1234. 
 
 Patterson, Samuei, pays in bills of 
 credit, 16. 306. 
 
 Patterson, Thos., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 
 Patterson, Tiiman, army pay, 17. 238. 
 army rank, 18. 1140. 
 pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Patterson, Wm., army rank, 18. 1139. 
 
 Patterson, Wm., on Tryon S. C, 10.' 
 120. 
 
 Pattersons, 14. 586. 
 
 Pattillo, Henry, asks for inspection,! 
 
 8. 80o. 
 asks for Presbytery, 5. 1213. 
 
 chm. com. of whole of Prov. Cong., 
 
 10. 191. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 164, 167, 172, 
 192; and work there, 5. 1213-1214, 
 1215.- 
 land offered to, 10. 261. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 169; 180. 
 on com. on religious scruples, 10. 
 
 viii. 
 on S. C. of Halifax Dist, 10. 215. 
 petition, 19. 34-35; considered, 16. 
 
 60, 64. 
 preaches to troops, 7. 835. 
 school trustee, 13. 809; 24. 297, 863. 
 seeks to win regulators, 8. xxxiv. 
 to read payers in Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 169. 
 to Tryon and their people against 
 
 regulators, 7. 813-814. 
 trustee of Queen's College, 8. 487; 
 
 22. 519f. 
 work, 5. 1194, 1213, 1218, 1219, 1225, 
 1226. 
 Pattin. See Patten, Patton. 
 Pattin, Jno., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Pattin, Simon, allowance to, 22. 820. 
 Pattin, Jno., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pattison. See Patterson. 
 Pattison, John, vestryman, 23. 384. 
 Pattison, Maj. Gen., supplies place of 
 
 Clinton, 14. 240. 
 Pattison, Gilbert, land grant asked for, 
 
 4. 453. 
 Patton. See Paten, Patin, Paton, Pat- 
 ten, Pattin. 
 Patton, Capt., in regulation campaign, 
 
 19. 838, 841. 
 Patton, Lieut., and Briar Creek battle, 
 
 14. 282. 
 Patton (Patten), Benjamin, and Meck- 
 lenburg Declaration, 9. 1263-1265. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. xxxi, 1042, 1049; 
 
 10. 164, 166, 172(?). 
 petition on rent, 9. 46-47. 
 Patton, Hugh, engages in riots, 10. 
 933-935. 
 riots and reward for, 10. 933-935, 
 940. 
 Patton, Hugh, tried for robbery, 22. 
 
 507-8, 512. 
 Patton, James, 5. 1208. 
 Patton, James, captain, 6. 1025. 
 Patton, James, land grant to, 24. 447. 
 Patton, James, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-9. 
 Patton, John, Cont. col., 22. 1049. 
 Patton' (Patten), John, rank, 16 72, 
 
PATTON, JOHN 
 
 278 
 
 PAYNE, MAJOR 
 
 576, 608. 
 Patton, John, wounded, 18. 609. 
 Patton, Robert, petition on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 Patton, Robert, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-9. 
 Patton, Samuel, asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-95. 
 Patton, Saml., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Patton, Samuel, petition on rent, 9. 
 
 46-47. 
 Patton, Thos., wounded, 18. 609. 
 Patton, Wm., brings in goods, H. 1124, 
 
 1135. 
 Patton's regiment, 14. 332. 
 Pattquatting, O., Moravian settlement 
 
 at, 5. 1158. 
 Pattrlck. See Patrick. 
 Pattrick, Paul, on Surry, S. C, 10. 
 
 251. 
 Paul (Saint), 5. 1165; 6. iii; 21 522. 
 Paul, Abraham, land grant to, 4. 968, 
 
 1034. 
 Paul (Pauli), Aquilla, commands ves- 
 sel, 2. 21, 22. 
 Paul, David, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Paul, G., opinion on salvage, etc., of 
 Spanish vessels, 4. 1309-1310, 1311. 
 Paul, George, juror, 4. 520. 
 land grant to, 4. 635, 641. 
 Paul, Jacob, land grants to, 4. 767, 896, 
 1038. 
 rights proved, 4. 1033. 
 Paul, James, claim, 9. 488. 
 Paul, John, sells horse to N. C, 10. 
 
 852, 855. 
 Paul (Paule), Martha, marries white 
 
 man, 2. 662, 672. 
 Paul, Philip, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Paul, Peter, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Paul, Robert, juror, 4. 520. 
 Paul, Robert, Jr., juror, 4. 520. 
 Paul, Samuel, claims allowed, 9. 414, 
 
 527, 528, 536; 22. 879. 
 Paul, Stephen, army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Paul, Wm., land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Paul, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Paulding, Wm., pay to, 18. 541. 
 Paule, Mr., bears letters to Gov. 
 
 Craven, 2. 59, 61. 
 Paulin, John, (Pailin?), signs acts, 23. 
 
 116. 
 Paulmattacks, Phillip, pay to, 22. 471. 
 Paulmer, John, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Paul's Lutheran Church, S. C, 8. 778. 
 Paulus Hook (Powles Hook), attack- 
 
 ed, 14. 347. 
 captured by British, 10. 818. 
 success against, 14. 199, 202. 
 Pauly, Wm., juror, 8. 72. 
 Paupan Neck, 2. 261. 
 Paupers, act to provide for, 24. 89-94, 
 318, 409-10, 498-9, 738-9, 884, 940-1, 
 949-50, 963; 25. 12, 60-2, 68. 
 public support of, 1. 544-545, 550, 
 559, 569, 597, 679, 702. 
 Pauthet, Adj., clothing to, 16. 602-603. 
 Pauwaw, name for Indian priests, 1. 
 
 218. 
 Pavel, Margaret, sells stock, 1. 493. 
 Paver, Joshua, in militia, 22. 385. 
 Pavey, Nehemh., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pavy, Sam'l., in militia, 22. 347. 
 Pavy, Thos., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pawley's Land'g, quit rents paid at, 
 
 25. 218. 
 Pawly, Mr., 11. 10, 12, 13. 
 Pawstantare River, 2. 7. 
 Paxton, Mr., and transfer of C. to 
 
 King, 2. 769, 770. 
 Paxton, J., colonel, 11. 831. 
 Paxton, James, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Paya (Pia) Matta, Indian, 11. 165, 
 
 166. 
 Payamataha, Chickasaw leader, 7. 
 
 239. 
 Payford, Wm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Paylor, Wm., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Paymaster, com. to examine accounts 
 of, 10. 942. 
 for regiments recommended and ap- 
 pointed, 10. 958-960, 961, 965-966. 
 Lord resigns, 11. 399. 
 of Cont. Troops, called to Prov. 
 
 Cong. 10. 924. 
 salary to, 10. 569. 
 to be appointed, 12. 376. 
 Paymaster General, com. to examine 
 accounts of, 12. 824. 
 instructed on pay of soldiers, 16. 
 917; to receive claims, 17. 439, 
 459. 
 Morris and C. C. to on settlement of 
 army accounts, 16. 745-747, 782; 
 17. 77. 
 to deposit certificates of pay, 17. 
 463-464, 490-491. 
 Payne. See Pain, Paine. 
 Payne, Mr., Martin to on seizure of 
 
 vessels, 16. 339. 
 Payne, Capt., payment to, 5. 798. 
 Payne, Col., ammunition to, 14. 432. 
 Payne, Major, 5. 162. 
 
PAYNE, KEY. SQUIRE 
 
 279 
 
 PEABODY, JOSEPH 
 
 Payne, Rev. Squire, 4. 877. 
 
 Payne, James, a J. P., 4. 813. 
 
 Payne, James, building coms'r, 23. 
 
 255. 
 Payne (Paine), James, coms'r to sell 
 granery, 24. 626. 
 in assem., 19. 489, 492, 493, 494, 516, 
 517, 519, 523, 583, 718, 719, 728, 
 729, 734, 762, 773, 776, 794, 801, 
 804, 806, 808, 816, 824, 827, 835. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 26, 28, 30. 
 Payne, James, petitions Burke for par- 
 don and commendation, 16. 276- 
 277. 
 Payne, James, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 764. 
 Payne, James, vestryman, 23. 250. 
 Payne, Jolin, asks aid for S. C, 2. 196- 
 
 199. 
 Payne, John, co. coms'r, 24. 25-6, 525. 
 Payne, John, coms'r of lottery, 23. 
 
 535-7. 
 Payne, John, juror, 8. 72. 
 Payne, John, land grant to, 4. 948. 
 Payne, John, muster to be held at 
 
 house of, 25. 106. 
 Payne (Peyne, Payen), Michael, build- 
 ing coms'r, 24. 455. 
 captain, 10. 187, 287. 
 Caswell to forbidding exports, 13. 
 92; on exports and answer, 20. 
 631, 659. 
 collector, 11. 441-442. 
 coms'r on Sp. claims, 19. 136, 247-8. 
 commissions to be intrusted to, 11. 
 
 473. 
 
 fair judge, 24. 284. 
 
 in assembly, 16. 12, 49, 54, 77, 127, 
 
 152, 156, 165, 167, 169, 175; 17. 
 
 809, 877, 878, 891, 896, 927, 931, 
 
 936, 942, 948, 952, 963; 19. 6, 59, 
 
 61, 87, 97, 391, 393, 394, 406, 422, 
 
 436, 444, 461, 462, 467, 471, 486, 
 
 489, 493, 494, 508, 509, 516, 517, 519, 
 
 523, 528, 533, 539, 540, 550, 578, 
 
 583, 584, 586, 587, 593, 607, 612, 
 
 613, 614, 643, 671, 682, 688, 717, 
 
 719, 728, 729, 737, 738, 739, 744, 
 
 747, 752, 758, 761, 773, 774, 776, 
 
 794, 805, 806, 808, 814, 816, 818, 
 
 821, 824, 827, 829, 830, 832, 834; 
 
 20. 17, 28, 39, 46, 55, 68, 69, 72, 73, 
 
 76, 79, 81, 82, 83, 89, 100, 102, 103, 
 
 112. 
 
 in attack on Pollock, 10. 1032. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22j 2, 4, 12, 25, 27, 29. 
 
 on com. of assem., 1 7. 798, 799, 812, 
 
 820, 831, 841, 866, 885, 895, 904, 921, 
 922, 932, 956, 974. 
 to Burke on commerce, 22. 578. 
 to Caswell on commissions to priva- 
 teers, 11. 473-474, 520. 
 witness in Clay case, 19. 785. 
 Payne, Peter, accuses Johnston, 4. 
 944. 
 coms'r 6f fortifications, 23. 293. 
 in assembly, 4. 814, 818, 822, 828, 
 
 830, 831, 832, 1205, 1210. 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 816, 817. 
 petition on representation act, 4. 
 1158-1160, 1161, 1167, 1183-1188, 
 1203-1204. 
 quoted on determination of northern 
 members not to attend assembly, 
 4.1189-1190. 
 tax collector, 23. 255. 
 Payne, Peter, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Payne (Paine), Robt., in assem., 20. 
 475, 476, 508, 514, 516, 519, 520, 521, 
 523, 526, 527, 536, 543, 546, 547, 
 550, 554, 565, 567, 587; 21. 366, 582, 
 598, 609, 658,. 671, 679, 689, 694, 
 696, 697, 729, 730, 732, 740, 781, 
 801, 805, 806, 815, 839, 840, 845, 
 846, 852, 853, 860, 862, 867, 868. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 46, 49. 
 Payne, Samuei, sells, 1. 592. 
 Payne, Thos., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Payne, Thos., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Payne, Thos., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Payne, Thos., petition for, 19. 502, 
 
 513, 525. 
 Payne, Wm., exempted from pardon, 
 7. 951. 
 indicted as regulator, 8. 531, 532. 
 summoned to coui't, 8. 185. 
 Payne, Wm., on com. of assembly, 18. 
 5, 21, 47, 54, 57, 58, 91, 93, 128, 141; 
 17. 343, 353. 
 Paynes, Tarleton, prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Paynevllle, J., payment to, 13. 349, 
 
 351. 
 Paynor, Elizabeth, petition, 2. 618. 
 Paynor, Joseph, released from tax, 2. 
 
 618. 
 Paysly, Robert, in Indian war, 10. 754. 
 Paysouer's Mill, 8. 751. 
 Payton. See Peyton. 
 Payton, Robert, a J. P., 2. 638. 
 Pea, Elias, wounded prisoner, 15. 169; 
 
 22. 523. 
 Pea Hill, 4. 1125. 
 I Pea Hill Creek, 2. 784, 810. 
 ! Peabody, Joseph, a J. P., 7. 702. 
 
PEABODY, NATHANIEL 
 
 280 
 
 PEARCE, JOSEPH 
 
 Peabody, Nathaniel, in C. C, 15. 367. 
 Peace, Jos., sells horse, 15. 631. 
 Peace, act to preserve, 23. 787; 25. 
 
 152-4. 
 Peace breakers, Eng. act on in force 
 
 in N. C, 23. 319. 
 Peace of 1783, and property of Loyal- 
 ists, 16. 452-454. 
 Carleton and Digby on, 16. 385-386, 
 
 409. 
 commission of Oswald to treat for, 
 
 16. 419-421, 466. 
 negotiations for, 16. 440-441. 
 proclaimed, 19. 171. 
 ratified in 1787, 24. iv. 
 resolution of C. C. on, 16. 423-424. 
 Washington on, 16. 813-814. 
 with Gr. Br., 16. 747-753, 758-759, 
 764-765, 773-774, 781, 793, 810, 836, 
 845, 848, 856, 857, 861, 865, 867-877, 
 880-881, 882-885, 895, 897, 900-906, 
 910, 913-916, 918, 920, 932, 955, 957, 
 963, 965, 977, 980, 985, 992, 1000- 
 1001; 17. v-vi, 4-9, 17-18, 19, 20, 
 22-25, 34-35, 49, 51, 90, 92-93, 109, 
 125, 144, 187, 188, 551, 588, 606. 
 Peachtree Church, 5. 1181. 
 Peack, Peter, in militia, 22. 282, 
 Peacock (Pocock), Abel, exempted, 
 
 19. 670-671, 707. 
 Peacock, Jesse, act for town on lands 
 of, 24, 776. 
 bill for town on lands of, 17. 336, 
 338, 346, 361, 386, 392; 20. 43, 58. 
 Peacock, John, act to confiscate 
 bridge, 24. 174-5; to vest bridge 
 in, 23. 367-368. 
 bill to invest bridge in, 4. 1262, 1264, 
 1267, 1269, 1270, 1274, 1282, 1288, 
 1290, 1291, 1295, 1297, 1300. 
 Peacock, J no., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Peacock, John, in army, 13. 517. 
 Peacock, Jno., in militia, 22. 282. 
 Peacock, Jno., in militia, 22. 282. 
 Peacock, John, juror, 4. 52l. 
 Peacock, Morrise, burned for murder, 
 
 22. 834. 
 Peacock, Richard, prisoner, 14. 747. 
 Peacock, Samuel, builds bridge and 
 act to vest same in him, 23. 367- 
 368. 
 Peacock, Sam., in militia, 22. 282. 
 Peacock, Samuel, land grants to, 4. 
 
 635, 641, 768. 
 Peacock, Wm., allowance to, 22. 834. 
 Peacock Swamp, 16. 606. 
 Peacocks, Wm., in militia, 22. 349. 
 
 Peacock's Bridge, act on, 24. 310-11. 
 
 British at, 15, 456; near, 15. 495. 
 
 inspection at, 24. 582. 
 Peacock's Ridge, bill on road, 19.- 429 
 
 763. 
 Pead (Peade), Timothy, daughters of 
 2. 297. 
 
 estate administered, 1. 452. 
 
 juror, 1. 388. 
 
 law suit, 1. 402, 419, 
 
 son bound out, 1. 448. 
 
 witness, 1. 431. * 
 
 Pead, William, bound to Gov. Harvey 
 
 1. 448. 
 
 Peak, Edward, claims, 4. 149. 
 
 Peak, Jas., juror, 25, 189, 
 
 Peak, John C, takes oath, 22, 171. 
 
 Peak, Leonard, takes oath, 22 .171. 
 
 Peak, Wm., juror, 4. 523. 
 
 Peake, James, asks for lapse patent, 
 
 2, 487. 
 
 Peal, Daniel, army pay, 17. 240. 
 army rank, 15, 727; 16. 1135. 
 Peal, Jos., juror, 4, 524. 
 Peal, Patrick, army pay, 17, 241. 
 Peal, Pearson, army rank, 13. 521 
 
 527; 16, 1137, 
 Peale, Daniel, re-enlists, 15, 750. 
 Pear, Dick, schoolmaster of wd 22 
 
 778. 
 Pearce. See Pearse, Peirce. 
 Pearce, Arthur, in army frauds, 18 
 
 251. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 190, 
 
 194, 206, 220, 227, 235, 253. 
 Pearce, Arthur, land grant to, 4. 636. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 636. 
 Pearce, Edward, arrested for not going 
 
 to war, 2, 125. 
 Pearce, Everet, in Conv. 1788, 22, 11, 
 
 26, 28, 31. 
 Pearce, George, ensign, 10, 945, 
 Pearce, George, exempted, 7, 353. 
 Pearce, George, exempted from taxes, 
 
 13, 804, 805. 
 Pearce, Hezekiah, resigns as J. P., 18. 
 
 43, 268, 277. 
 Pearce, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1133. 
 
 in army, 15. 718. 
 Pearce, James, captain, 22. 142. 
 Pearce, John, accounts of, 20, 114. 
 certificates issued by rec'd 17, 423, 
 
 425. 
 Pearce, John, in militia, 22. 162. 
 Pearce, John, In militia, 22. 392. 
 Pearce, Jos., lieut., 10, 936. 
 Pearce, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 
PEARCE. JOSIAH 
 
 281 
 
 PEARSON, THOS. W. 
 
 Pearce, Josiah, resigns as lieut., 10. 
 
 943. 
 Pearce, Lazarus, a J. P., dropped, 9. 
 1229. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 62. 
 Pearce, Lazarus, in militia, 22. 320, 
 
 321. 
 Pearce, Mary, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pearce, Phil., juror, 4. 521. 
 Pearce, Phillip, land grant to, 4. 636. 
 Pearce, Phil. Grafford, petition on 
 
 separation, 22. 705-12. 
 Pearce, Richd., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pearce, Robert, assaulted, 3. 53, 58-59, 
 
 60-61. 
 Pearce, Thos., a J. P., 22. 492, 498. 
 Pearce, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pearce, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pearce, Wm., land grant to, 4. 643. 
 Pearce, Wm., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pearce, WInsor (Windsor), 22. 215, 
 216, 217. 
 complaints of, 10. 936. 
 resigns as J. P., 20. 64. 
 Tory, 16. 205; 17. 349. 
 Pearceall. See Pearsall. 
 Pearceall, James, owes state, 21. 
 
 1073. 
 Pearcell, James, building coms'r, 24, 
 
 769. 
 Peare, John, signs Quaker petition, 1. 
 
 252. 
 Pearice, Thos., land lapses, 2. '502. 
 Pearl, Capt., rank, 16. 665. 
 to deliver shoes, 15. 568. 
 Pearl, Lieut., gets clothing, 16. 260. 
 gets no clothing, 16. 578. 
 on board of rearrangement, 16. 575. 
 Pearl (Pearle), James, and army 
 frauds, 18. 375. 
 ensign, 10. 943. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 petitions, 19. 933, 935. 
 rank, 16. 71, 576, 608, 1136. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 197, 
 
 206, 215, 220, 227, 233. 
 signs Cumberland Co. Ass'n, 10. 29- 
 
 30. 
 to Sumner on militia and deserters, 
 16. 477. 
 Pearl ash, act for bounty on, 23. 923-4. 
 Pearle, James, Cont. capt., 22. 1049. 
 Pearls, fishing for considered, 1. 383. 
 
 to go to Proprs., 25. 135. 
 Pearry, Jas., in militia, 22. 307. 
 Pears. See Pear. 
 Pears, Brigade Major, 12. 475. 
 
 Pears, Maj., 12. 470. 
 
 Pearsall. See Pearceall, Pearcell. 
 
 Pearsall, Edward, petition, 19. 451, 
 
 454, 478, 485, 797, 827. 
 Pearsall, James, in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 
 
 46, 49. 
 Pearse. See Pearce, Peirce. 
 Pearse, Abner, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pearse, Edmund, land grants to, 4. 615, 
 
 616, 641. 
 Pearse, Israel, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pearson. See Person. 
 Pearson, , commands the Serapis, 
 
 15. 339. 
 
 Pearson, , on the Creed, 2. 120. 
 
 Pearson, Mr., draft, 6. 231. 
 Pearson, Capt., 22. 107. 
 Pearson, Col., tory, 22. 229. 
 Pearson, Henry, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Pearson, J., 17. 572. 
 Pearson, J., petitions for Windsor a C. 
 
 H., 9. 804-805. 
 Pearson, James, exempted, 4. 726. 
 Pearson, John, commissioner on S. C. 
 
 boundary, 5. 490-491. 
 Pearson, John, regulators' entry on 
 
 causes of, 8. 238. 
 Pearson, Jos., 20. 633. 
 Pearson, Jos., juror, 4. 521. 
 Pearson, Jos., land grant to, 4. 588. 
 Pearson, Richard, in assembly, 18. 
 
 236, 258, 284, 298, 312, 317, 344, 
 
 345, 346, 351, 357, 361, 362, 376, 
 
 389, 399, 412, 429, 440, 445, 468, 
 
 469, 470, 471. 
 Pearson (Person), Richmond, act for 
 
 him to collect specific tax arrears, 
 
 24. 627-8. 
 bill for him to collect tax, 18. 112, 
 
 343; to collect tax arrears, 19. 
 
 642, 696. 
 in assembly, 20. 226, 229, 238, 239, 
 
 240, 246, 275, 285, 287, 288. 
 on com. of assem., 18. 15, 33, 102, 
 
 242, 262, 334. 
 Pearson (Person), Samuel, militiamen, 
 
 9. 344, 689. 
 Pearson, Thos., account for freight on 
 
 arms, 5. 237. 
 Pearson, Thos., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Pearson, Thos., capital coms'r, 23. 348. 
 in assembly, 4. 815, 822, 832, 839. 
 tax collector, 23. 255. 
 See also Person, Thomas. 
 Pearson, Thos. W., representation of, 
 
 21. 810, 977, 978. 
 
PEARSON, THOS. W. 
 
 282 
 
 PEE DEE RIVER 
 
 Pearson, Thos. W., witness, 22. 473, 
 
 482. 
 Pearson, Thos. Wheelwright, petition 
 
 and allowance to, 18. 59, 291, 295. 
 Pearson, Wheelwright, a J. P., 4. 970. 
 Pearson, Will, in militia, 22. 308. 
 Pearson (Person?), Wm., clerk of 
 
 elections, 6. 405. 
 Pearson, Wm., in militia, 22. 307. 
 Pearsy, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Peartree, Thos., exempted, 4. 501. 
 Peartree, Thomas, exempted, 5. 1008. 
 Peary, Valentine, pay to, 22. 490. 
 Peas, act to forbid exportation, 25. 
 
 255-6, 326-7. 
 exportation forbidden, 7. 226-227, 
 
 428. 
 Peaseley. See Paisley. 
 Peasley, Col., causes election row, 10. 
 
 921-922. 
 paper to, 16. 470. 
 report on reg't of, 15. 162. 
 Peasley, John, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Peasley, John, makes Gorrell commis- 
 sary, 10. 668. 
 to Sumner on defeat of Tories, 14. 
 
 790. 
 Peasly, John, confiscation coms'r, 24. 
 
 467, 874. 
 Peasly, Wm., petitions for Fields, 10. 
 
 803-804. 
 Peather, Thomas, drowned, 6. 211, 212. 
 Peatty, Parson, a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Peavey, Thos., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Peay, George, petition, 9. 806-808. 
 Peay, George, petition, 18. 145, 178, 
 
 203, 395, 448. 
 Peay, Wm., receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 17. 211, 212, 221, 224, 236, 251. 
 Pebeer, Ellas, Watauga to be annexed, 
 
 10. 708-711. 
 Peck, Fed rick, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Peck, Fredk., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Peck, James, asks for lapsed land, 2. 
 
 486. 
 Peck, John, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Peck, John Comes, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Peck, Jos., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Peck, Wm., petition on separation, 22. 
 
 705-9. 
 Peck, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Peckersgill, , land grant to, 4. 
 
 333. 
 Peddan, Thomas, in army, 15. 722. 
 Peddlers, act for tax on, 25. 498-9; to 
 
 license, 23. 371-375, 674. 
 bill for tax on, 7. 313, 322, 324, 327, 
 
 338, 377, 384, 388, 398, 408, 404-405, 
 406, 421; to alter act to license, 5. 
 42, 43, 45, 46, 49, 50, 60, 62, 64, 69, 
 71, 72, 75, 76; to licence. 4. 1325, 
 1326, 1327-1328, 1342, 1343, 1346, 
 1347, 1348; 6. 353, 354, 382-383, 
 391. 
 law for tax on disallowed, 7. 873-874. 
 tax on to be repealed, 7. 547. 
 
 Peddriok, Peter, witness, 9. 1062. 
 
 Peddy, Andrew, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 
 Pedestals, made for use of assembly, 
 12. 96, 97. 
 
 Pedon, Thomas, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 Pedro, Capt., prisoner, 22. 268. 
 
 Pedro, Peter, goods stolen from, 2. 
 557. 
 
 Pee, George, exempted from taxes, 13. 
 827, 828, 829, 918. 
 recommended for exemption, 14. 
 292. 
 
 Pee, Jona, army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Pee Dee, 16. 267, 283, 688, 689, 1198; 
 19. 738, 963, 966, 983, 984; 21. 
 757; 22. 114, 134, 145, 197, 228, 
 1023; 25. 480. 
 troops to be sent to, 14. 391. 
 
 Pee Dee Baptist Asso'n, Mstory, 5. 
 1185-1186. 
 
 Pee Dee church, 5. 1186. 
 
 Pee Dee District, Onslow Co., 23. 221. 
 
 Pee Dee Ferry, 14. 561. 
 
 Pee Dee men, defeat McNeill, 22. 553. 
 
 Pee Dee (Pedee) River, 2. 778; 4. 258, 
 647, 648, 664, 668, 669, 670, 671, 
 672, 690, 691, 693, 698, 760, 1079, 
 1126; 5. 354, 355, 358, 641, 770; 6. 
 606, 610, 611, 744, 772; 7. 1004; 8. 
 xvi, 52, 161, 597; 10. 128; 11. 
 130, 131, 150, 189, 834; 13. 310, 
 337; 14. X, 9, 396, 423, 446, 522, 
 523, 525, 526, 539, 544, 556, 561, 
 580, 599, 605. 612, 617, 620, 621, 
 622, 623, 624, 635, 636, 637, 649, 
 652, 665, 673, 674, 681, 683, 686, 
 697, 726, 733, 738, 741, 746, 751, 
 832, 856, 857, 858; 15. 10, 17, 19, 
 26, 50, 63, 139, 179, 184, 250, 251, 
 259, 261, 263, 264, 267, 276, 279, 
 281, 303, 314, 343, 344, 356, 415, 
 434, 435, 440, 451, 783; 16. 627; 
 19. 963; 21. 17, 23; 22. 582; 23. 
 343, 344; 24. 232, 287. 
 act for ferry over, 23. 972-3; for 
 town on, 23. 399; 25. 272-3; on 
 passage of fish, 23. 909-10; 24. 
 849-50; on destruction of fish in, 
 
PEE DEE RIVER 
 
 283 
 
 PEETE, SAMUEL 
 
 23. 657; 25. 489. 
 
 and S. C. boundary, 3. 435; 4. 28; 
 5. xxxvii, xxxviii, 374, 381, 382, 
 383, 384, 386; 6. 1024; 7. 865. 
 
 Baptists, 5. 1168. 
 
 bill for tobacco inspection, 20. 
 488, 509; for town on, 5. 42, 43, 
 44, 46, 49, 59, 60, 61, 63, 66, 68, 
 182, 183, 187, 188, 193, 196, 198, 
 199, 205, 206, 209; on fish, 20. 170, 
 180, 181, 355; to keep open, 18. 
 191, 204, 418, 430; to prevent build- 
 ing of mill on, 21. 757, 907, 908, 
 910, 921; to prevent destruction of 
 fish in, B. 1236, 1240, 1253, 1289, 
 1292, 1297, 1298; 7. 92; 8. 97, 101, 
 103, 104, 112, 119-120, 133, 137, 140, 
 153-154. 
 
 British on, 14. 380, 503; and Amer- 
 icans on, 17. 981, 996, 1017. 
 
 cattle and horses to be collected on, 
 15. 206. 
 
 corn on, 14. 445. 
 
 defence of considered, 14. 683. 
 
 disaffection in, 15. 284. 
 
 grant on, 4. 295; to Crymble and 
 Huey on, 4. 253, 254, 255, 256, 
 259; to Zinzendorf on, 7. 285. 
 
 Greene on, 14. 485. 
 
 Harrington to, 14. 418. 
 
 inspection on, 25. 313, 379. 
 
 Kenan acts on, 15. vi. 
 
 Kosciusko on, 16. iv. 
 
 line of posts on proposed, 14. 481. 
 
 McCuUoh lands on, 5. xxxii, 622; 6. 
 533, 570. 
 
 mills on threatened, 14. 399. 
 
 missionary needed on, 4. 878. 
 
 number of settlers on, 4. xl. 
 
 petition from for new county, 4. 887- 
 889. 
 
 proposed as dividing line for Anson 
 Co., 12. 282-283. 
 
 provisions on, 14. 412, 415, 418, 434. 
 
 quarrels and murders west of, 5. 382, 
 388. 
 
 report from, 15. 2, 3. 
 
 section of in rebellion, 1 5. 269 ; rises 
 against Br., 15. 266, 269. 
 
 settlers on, 4. xxi, 721. 
 
 should be occupied by Gates, 15. 
 779. 
 
 S. C. line run to, 6. 777. 
 
 to be patroled, 14. 431, 432. 
 
 to be surveyed, 5. 490. 
 
 Tories on, 22. 584; defeated, 15. 7. 
 
 troops on, 14. 475, 512, 513. 
 
 wanted by Burrington as N. C. 
 
 boundary, 3. 154. 
 warehouse wanted on, 8. 78. 
 Pee Dee Section, 14. xiv. 
 
 troops from, 22. 548, 549. 
 Peeble, John, presents address to as- 
 sembly, 9. 176-177. 
 Peebles, Mr., 14. 124. 
 Peebles, David, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 
 
 221. 
 Peebles, Robert, arrests Sutton, 16. 
 243. 
 Burke to on case of Sutton, 16. 
 
 550; on wagons, 16. 554. 
 in assembly, 13. 625, 690, 697, 708, 
 709, 717, 785, 811, 824, 913, 925, 966, 
 975, 980, 982, 984, 988, 990, 999; 
 17. 715; 19. 375, 377, 379, 382, 
 385, 388, 389; 20. 120, 121, 167, 238, 
 239, 240, 246, 276, 285, 287, 288. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 7, 26, 28, 30. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 46, 49. 
 major of light horse, 13. 7S4f. 
 on com. of assem., 13. 699, 761, 819, 
 915; 17. 647; 727, 731, 755. 
 Peed's, regulators assemble at, 7. 819. 
 Peek, John Comer, dam coms'r, 24. 
 
 938. 
 Peeke (Peak, Peake), James, gets out 
 out attachment, 2. 694. 
 juror, 2. 408, 409, 473, 556, 655. 
 Peek's Hill, 12. 519. 
 Peeksklll (Peckskill), N. Y., 11. 636. 
 779; 13. 496; 14. 59, 331, 363. 
 reinforcements to Washington from, 
 11. 648. 
 Peel, Francis, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Peel, Robert, land grant to, 1. 60, 61. 
 Peelar, IVIichael, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Peele, Samuel, admitted to citizenship, 
 
 13. 652. 
 Peele, Wm., petitions for citizenship 
 
 for father, 13. 652. 
 Peeler (?) IVIr., quoted on exchange, 
 
 16. 543. 
 Peeler, IVIichael, 8. 749. 
 Peeler family, 8. 744, 746. 
 Peeler, Christian, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Peeny, John, lapse patent to, 2. 678- 
 
 679. 
 Peers (Purs, Purss), Henry, allowance 
 to, 17. 422. 
 petition, 18. 83, 183, 315, 319, 410, 
 416. 
 Peete, Samuel, in assembly, 21. 194, 
 
PEETE, WILLIAM 
 
 284 
 
 PELHAM, T. 
 
 196, 208, 230, 234, 264, 288, 294, 303, 
 305, 311, 332, 345, 355, 367, 372, 
 432, 433, 581, 597, 650, 653. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 47, 48. 
 petition for exemption of estate 
 from coniiscation, 12. 751. 
 
 Peete, Wm., prays for exemption of 
 estate from confiscation act, 12. 
 751. 
 
 Peevel, John, army rank, 16. 1138, 
 
 Pegee, Capt., wounded, 15. 638. 
 
 Peget, Gen., commands Br. in R. I., 
 22. 976. 
 
 Pegg, John, land lapses, 2. 772. 
 
 Peggs, , taxable, 15. 191. 
 
 Peggs, John, asks for lapse patent, 2. 
 495. 
 
 Peggs, J no., in militia, 22. 349. 
 
 Peggs, John, juror, 4. 519. 
 
 Peggs, Joseph, asks for lapse patent, 
 2. 496. 
 proves account, 2. 148. 
 witness, 2. 89, 96. 
 
 Peggs, Jos., in militia, 22. 350. 
 
 Peggy, ship, 5. 792. 
 
 Peggy, sloop, 5. 757. 
 
 Peggy, sloop, brings in goods, 9. 1134, 
 1143, 1170. 
 captured by the Siyren, 10. 462-463. 
 
 Peggy, snow, 10. 6, 52, 655. 
 Martin on, 10. 486. 
 
 Pegram (Peegram), Daniel, claims al- 
 lowed, 9. 133, 206, 212, 214, 21b, 
 220. 
 pensioned, 9. 131, 206, 213, 214, 220. 
 wounded at Alamance, 23. 481. 
 
 Pegram, Dan'l, in militia, 22. 373. 
 
 Pegram, Gideon, in militia, 17. 1057. 
 
 Pegues, Mr., 21. 522. 
 
 Pegues, Col., 17. 129. 
 
 Pegues (?), Wm., nominated as com- 
 missary, 15. 139. 
 
 Pegues, Wm., Harrington to on flag of 
 truce for Mrs. H., 15. 406. 
 
 Pegues, Wm., petitions on land grants, 
 9. 1260-1263. 
 
 Pegues, Mrs. Wm., 15. 406. 
 
 Pegus, Claudius, cartel signed at 
 house of, 15. 451. 
 
 Peine, Lazarus, patroler, 10. 63. 
 
 Peirce. See Pearce, Pears. 
 
 Pelrce, , a Quaker, has his child- 
 ren christened, 2. 153. 
 
 Pelrce, Ed., juror, 25. 189. 
 
 Pelrce, Edward, buys land, 1. 549. 
 
 Peirce, Edmund, land grant asked for, 
 4. 440. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 70, 343. 
 Peirce, John, land lapses, 2. 674. 
 Peirce, John, law suit, 1. 482. 
 Peirce, Lazarus, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Peirce, Lazarus, Jr., land grant to, 4. 
 
 946. 
 Pelrce, Richard, land grant to, 4. -75, 
 
 634. 
 Peirce, Sarah, lapse patent to, 2. 674. 
 Peirce, Theopilus, land grant to, 4. 
 
 707. 
 Peirce, Thomas, asks for lapsed land, 
 
 2. 355. 
 Peirce, Thos., land grant to, 4. 588, 
 
 628. 
 Pelrce, Thos., Jr., petition about road, 
 2. 509-510. 
 witness, 2. 659. 
 Peirce, Thos., law suit, 1. 481. 
 Peirce, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Peirce, Wm., army pay, 17. 239. 
 Peland, Ed., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Peland, Jas., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Pelfe, Robt., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Pelfe, Wm., in militia, 22. 350. 
 
 Pelham, . dispute of settled, 12. 
 
 477. 
 Pelham, Mr., 3. 85. 
 Pelham, Mr., claims settled, 11. 745. 
 Pelham, Charles, prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Pelham, Henry, M. P., 3. 7. 
 
 signs order of -King, 5. 615-16. 
 Pelham, J., at Board of Trade meet- 
 ings, 4. 268-270, 325-328, 610-614, 
 5. 649-653, 805-810, 987-989. 
 on appointment of Henley as chief 
 
 justice, 5. 403. 
 on repeal of laws and enactment of 
 
 new ones, 5. 397-399, 404-407. 
 on size of land grants and cultiva- 
 tion, 5. 443. 
 to King on coui-t acts, 6. 25-28; on 
 public bills acts, 6. 22-4; on size 
 of land grants, 5. 396-397. 
 Pelham, T., at Board of Trade meet- 
 ing, 2. 299-301; 3. 61-65, 124-133, 
 210-11, 394-8, 630-2; 4. 209-15. 
 on appointment of Johnston, 3. 439. 
 to Burrington on Smith, 3. 344-345. 
 to Gooch on boundary survey, 3. 16, 
 
 20. 
 to Johnston on public affairs, 4. 16- 
 
 17, 200-202. 
 to King on courts for trial of pi- 
 rates, 3. 81-82; on McCuUoh's oft 
 setting quit rents with S. C. debts, 
 11. 119-120; on McCuUoh's quit 
 
PELHAM, WILLIAM 
 
 285 
 
 PENDLETON, HENRY 
 
 rents petition, 5. 122-3; on N. C. 
 affairs, 3. 497; on seal, 3. 75, 79; 
 on Swiss, 4. 166-168. 
 to Newcastle and the King on in- 
 structions to Burrington, 3. 86, 87- 
 88. 
 to Newcastle on appointment of 
 Burrington, 2. 65-66; on Everard, 
 3. 25; on Everard's land grants, 
 3. 83; on Johnston's instructions, 
 3. 497-498; on seal, 3. 120; on 
 threatened Indian War, 3. 345. 
 
 Pelham, Wm., exempted, 6. 664-665. 
 
 Pelkington, Seth, land grant to, 4. 68. 
 
 Pell, Gilbert, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 
 Pell, Jno., in militia, 22. 310. 
 
 Pell, John, juror, 4. 52o! 
 
 Pell, John, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 
 Pellivoup, John, ment'd, 1. 579. 
 
 Pellou, Dr., pay to, 18. 540. 
 
 Pelock, Stephen, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 Pelrod, Tim, land grant to, 4. 590. 
 
 Pelt, Jno., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 
 Pelt, Joshua, army pay, 17. 241. 
 
 Pelyou, Abraham, regulator, 7. 79. 
 
 Pemaquld, exposed position, 1. 547. 
 
 Pemberton, Ed., in militia, 22. 280. 
 
 Pemberton, J., claims coms'r, 22. 236. 
 
 Pemberton, James, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugall, 9. 683-684. 
 
 Pemberton, John, petitions for Mc- 
 Dugal, 9. 683-684. 
 
 Pemberton, Richard, building coms'r, 
 24. 288. 
 
 Pembroke, Earl, orders escort for Pal- 
 atines, 1. 909. 
 letter on customs laws, 1. 458-9. 
 on customs, 1. 492. 
 
 Pembroke, Daniel, imported, 1. 393. 
 
 Pembroke, seat of A. Nash, 9. 1132. 
 
 Pemel, Jno., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 
 Pemplico River, 1. 333. 
 See also Pamlico River." 
 
 Pen, Mr., 9. 1024. 
 
 Pen, Peter, in militia, 22. 392. 
 
 Penby, John, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 
 Pendar, Paul, land grant to, 4. 768. 
 
 Pendell, Dr., 14. 756. 
 
 Pender, , negro, 12. 360. 
 
 Pender, John, capt. Of the Edwards, 
 
 12. 360. 
 
 Pender, Jno. Arnel, in militia, 22. 382. 
 
 Pender, John Coor, 22. 549. | 
 
 in assembly, 21. 872, 873, 930, 937, | 
 
 941, 946, 965, 970, 980, 1003, 1004, [ 
 
 1006, 1012, 1015, 1021, 1032, 105, i 
 
 1055. i 
 
 sheriff, 22. 1078. 
 Pender, Joseph, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Pender, Jos., and parole, 19. 17. 
 Pender, Martin, rights proved, 4. 705. 
 Pender, Rigdeon, character, 14. 854. 
 Pendergast, Mr., 14. 700. 
 Pendergast, Wm., to Gates on provi- 
 sions, 14. 641, 757-758. 
 Pendergrass, David, army pay, 17 
 
 239. 
 army rank, 15. 720; 16. 1135. 
 Pendergrass, David, in militia, 22 
 
 163. 
 Pendergrass, Jacob, army pay, 17 
 
 239. 
 Pendergrass, Job, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pendergrass, Jno., army rank, 15. 719- 
 
 16. 1137. 
 Pendergrass, John, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Pendergrass, Raleigh, army pay, 17. 
 
 241. 
 Pendergrass, Wm., orders beef, 19. 
 
 322. 
 Pendergrast, Mr., 14. 467. 
 Pendergrast, Mr., cattle to, 14. 446. 
 Penders, John, land grant to, 4. 896. 
 Pendland, Wm., lieut., 10. 320. 
 Pendleton, Mr., 11. 264. 
 Pendleton, Mr., escapes from prison, 
 
 14. 861. 
 Pendleton, Mrs., 15. 177. 
 Pendleton, Capt., takes prizes, 13. 
 
 482. 
 Pendleton, Judge, 16. 16. 
 
 escapes from Charleston, 15. 254. 
 Pendleton, Benj., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pendleton, Edmund, army rank, 16. 
 
 1135. 
 Pendleton, Edmund, land patent con- 
 firmed, 24. 447. 
 Pendleton, Edmund, Lee to on de- 
 fence of Sullivan's Island, 10. 
 
 618-18a. 
 memorial on lands, 16. 44, 58, 59. 
 Pendleton, Edmund, petition, 19. 31, 
 
 33, 43. 
 to Council of Safety on powder and 
 
 troops, 11. 273-274. 
 to Howe on his work in Norfolk 
 
 and return to N. C, 11. 274-275. 
 to Prov. Council on Howe's service 
 
 at Norfolk, 11. 270. 
 Pendleton, Geo., in militia, 22. 349. 
 Pendleton, Henry, a J. P., 4. 895, 965. 
 Pendleton, Henry, attorney, 7. 843; 
 
 for crown, 8. 235. 
 
PENDLETON, HENRY 
 
 286 
 
 PENN, JOHN 
 
 Pendleton, Henry, juror, 1. 592. 
 bound over to court, 2. 86. 
 tried for Sabbath breaking, 2. 365, 
 
 404, 411. 
 Pendleton, Henry, witness, 8. 399. 
 Pendleton, Hiram, army rank, 16, 
 
 1140. 
 pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pendleton, Jenny, negro slave, 2. 114. 
 Pendleton, John, authorized to seize 
 
 negro, 1 0. 575. 
 Pendleton, Jno., juror, 25. 187. 
 Pendleton, John, witness, 2. 542. 
 Pendleton, Jos., juror, 4. 519. 
 Pendleton, N., to Irish on arms for N. 
 
 C, 16. 626, 628. 
 Pendleton, Robt., in militia, 22. 349. 
 Pendleton, Sylvanus, commands the 
 
 King Tammany, and to cruise, 1 0. 
 
 875, 877. 
 Pendleton, Thos., a J. P., 4. 346, 813. 
 in assembly, 4. 493, 497, 818, 827. 
 juror, 4. 519. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 448, 634, 636. 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 832. 
 Pendleton, Thomas, grand juror, 1. 
 
 588. 
 Pendleton, Thos., lapse patent to, 2. 
 
 767. 
 law suit, 2. 114-115. 
 Pendleton, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 250. 
 Pendleton, Tim., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Pendleton, Uriah, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pendleton Co., Va., 8. 781. 
 Penet, Peter, reports on Amer. needs, 
 
 16. 921, 922. 
 Peney, Wm., petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.', 7. 874-875. 
 Penlger, Martin, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Penington. See Pennington. 
 Penington, Levi, asks pardon for Ham- 
 ilton, 9. 84-85; for Hunter, 9. 86. 
 Peninsular of Pennsylvania, 17. 1022. 
 Penket, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 625. 
 Penland, George, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Penland, Tobert, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Penland, W.m., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Penmann, Edward, kind to American 
 
 prisoners, 15. 394. 
 Penn (Pen), Mr., 7. 514. 
 Penn, Mr., proprietor of Pa., 5. 110. 
 Penn, Gov., 10. 406. 
 Penn, Abraham, at council on Tories, 
 
 15. 123-124. 
 
 Penn, John, 10. 448, 483, 850, 864, 866, 
 871, 889; 11. 543, 559, 569, 637, 
 639, 648, 656, 662, 688, 694, 739, 
 808; 13. 136, 200, 201, 329, 361, 
 379, 380, 385, 386, 392, 483; 14. 
 11, 211, 219, 231, 254, 456, 647, 
 652, 656, 662, 720; 15. 119, 707; 
 
 16. 659; 22. 970, 972. 
 
 a candidate for Cont. Cong., 1 1 . 453, 
 457. 
 
 a correspondent of T. Person, 8. 
 xxix. 
 
 and election of N. C. brigadiers, 22. 
 520. 
 
 and nomination of Clark as briga- 
 dier, 15. 747, 748. 
 
 arrives in Phila., 1 1 . 511. 
 
 bills to for goods for N. C, 10. 852, 
 854, 855. 
 
 Burke to on attending council, 15. 
 563-564. 
 
 Campbell to offering to take oath, 
 
 13. 86-87. 
 
 Caswell to on movement of troops, 
 
 11. 602; on public affairs, 13. 7- 
 
 8, 31-32, 37, 43, 207-208. 
 clothing to, 14. 715. 
 code coms'r, 23. 987. 
 com. on accounts of, 19. 488, 828, 
 
 835. 
 com. of S. to on Cherokee war, etc., 
 
 11. 343-345, 349-351; on mills, 11. 
 
 336; on public affairs, 11. 300- 
 
 302. 
 denounced by Johnston, 11. 504; 
 
 by C. Lee, 14. 274. 
 Henderson (?) to on public affairs, 
 
 14. 266-268 (?). 
 
 holds draft from Ashe. 11. 512. 
 
 in assembly, 12. 91; 19. 372. 
 
 in C. C, 10. 204, 553; 11. 337, 470-1, 
 479; 12. V, 26, 45, 66, 67, 602, 608, 
 711, 715, 718, 774, 831; 13. vii, 102, 
 112-113, 408-409, 754, 755, 756, 757, 
 807, 808, 811, 814, 815, 816, 969; 
 14. vli; 10. 582, 907, 908. 
 
 in C. of S. 16. 90, 95; 17. 810, 812, 
 893, 895, 896, 900; 19. 67, 59, 185, 
 188, 311, 312, 855, 868, 869, 875, 
 878. 
 
 In Phila., 11. 494. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 167, 173, 
 500, 516, 523, 536. 
 
 in vice admiralty dist. of Phila, 11. 
 218. 
 
 introduces preachers to Bennehan, 
 
PENN, JOHN 
 
 287 
 
 PENNAL, JOHN 
 
 7. 149-150. 
 Johnston to on raising of troops and 
 invasion of Clinton, 10. 494-495. 
 judge, 22. 907. 
 leaves for C. C, 11. 500. 
 
 letter from, 14. 769; laid before 
 gen. assem., 12. 820; 13. 400, 
 734m. 
 
 memorial on expenses, 19. 409, 411, 
 535, 537, 735. 
 
 nom. as delegate to C. C, 12. 232, 
 413. 
 
 on Board of War, 14. 376, 421, 424, 
 769; 15. vii; 17. 704, 783. 
 
 on clothing troops, 1 1 . 345-346. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 12. 4, 9, 11, 
 17, 22. 
 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 169, 174, 
 193, 516, 522, 527, 546, 552, 560, 
 564, 568. 
 
 opposes session of o. and t. ct. in 
 Orange, 11. 435. 
 
 payment to as delegate, 13. 351, 
 352. 
 
 position in Cont. Cong, discussed, 
 13. 200-1. 
 
 quoted on sending of money, 11. 
 511. 
 
 school trustee, 24. 297. 
 
 sells horse, 19. 928. 
 
 sick, 14. 471. 
 
 summoned before assembly to re- 
 port on C. C, 13. 833, 922, 926. 
 
 Sumner to on evacuation of Char- 
 lotte, 14. 785-786; on movement of 
 troops, 14. 777-778; on move- 
 ments of troops and militia and 
 answer, 14. 780, 781. 
 
 thanked, 13. 854. 
 
 thanked by the assembly, 13. 555, 
 557-558, 569, 653, 673. 
 
 to on Continental affairs, 10. 
 
 616-617. 
 
 to Burke, sick, declines office, 15. 
 560. 
 
 to Caswell on battle of Brandywlne, 
 11. 625-626; on clothing and cur- 
 rency, 22. 987-9; on defeat of 
 Burgoyne, 2. 654; on public af- 
 fairs, 11. 503, 514-515, 516, 641- 
 642, 644-645, 649-650, 659, 660, 666, 
 667,' 736;. 13. 3-4, 196-197, 198, 214- 
 215, 216, 237-238, 242-244, 247, 264, 
 463-464, 14. 47-48, 88-90, 154-157, 
 22. 984-5; on recruiting troops, 
 15. 334-335; on representation in 
 C. C, 22. 975-6; on So. campaign. 
 
 and arms, 15. 323-324, 325; on 
 state of war, 22. 972-3. 
 
 to C. of S. on ammunition, etc., for 
 N. C, 10. 754-757; on Cherokee 
 War and public matters, 10. 679- 
 680; on clothing for soldiers, am- 
 munition, etc., 10. 718-22; on Lord 
 Howe's plan for peace and public 
 affairs, 10. 801-2; on more 
 troops and iron workers, 10. 804- 
 807; on N. C. troops for N. Y., 10. 
 791; on pay and bounties for 
 troops, 10. 740-741; on powder, 
 10. 727-728; on public affairs, 10. 
 810-815. 
 
 to Gates on provisions, 14. 640. 
 
 to Harrington on movements of 
 troops, 15. 412-413; on provisions 
 for army, 15. 414. 
 
 to Mebane on provisions, 14. 639. 
 
 to Person on Br. army and public af- 
 fairs, 10. 455-456; on opinion held 
 by N. C, 10. xi-xii; on public af- 
 fairs, 10. 448-450; on situation in 
 Cont. Cong., 10. xvii. 
 
 to Prov. Council on expedition 
 against Cherokees, 10. 730-732; 
 on Regulators, 8. xxii-xxiii. 
 
 to receive money from Cont. Treas- 
 ury, 14. 101. 
 
 to run against Hewes for Cont. 
 Cong., 11. 720. 
 
 to send war stores to N. C, 1 0. 355. 
 
 to Sumner on danger of second de- 
 feat, etc., 14. 774; on service of 
 militia, 14. 782. 
 
 to Williams on C. C, etc., 15. 453, 
 454. 
 
 tobacco of refused, 22. 602. 
 Penn, Thos., nom. for brig, gen., 12. 
 
 103. 
 Penn, William, and the making of 
 temporary laws in Pa., 2. 143. 
 
 brief and plain scheme to make colo- 
 nies more useful, 1. 473-474. 
 
 favors DeGraffenried's search for 
 silver mine, 1. 960-961. 
 
 furnishes germ of American Union, 
 5. xxi. 
 
 gov. of Pa., 1. 531. 
 
 grant to, 1 . 441. 
 
 limits of patent, 1. 890. 
 
 pernicious principles of, 1. 371. 
 
 petitions King, 1. 470-471. 
 
 proposed meeting with, 1. 543. 
 Penn, Wm., welcomes Germans, 8. 728. 
 Pennal, John, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 
 288 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA 
 
 Pennell, Jos., letter of ment'd, 17. 
 
 73; on debts to U. S., 17. 69-70. 
 Pennell, Joseph, to Dry on seizure of 
 
 vessels, 7. 177-8. 
 Pennelton, Bajamon, asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 92. 
 Pennibacker's Mill, 11. 642, 779, 
 Pennil, Reuben, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Penning, George, in assem., 2. 575. 
 Pennlnger, Martin, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pennington. See Penington. 
 Pennington, , reinstated as comp- 
 troller, 7. 189. 
 Pennington, Mr., and Stamp Act pro- 
 ceedings, 7. 171, 172, 173. 
 seizes brig, 7. 159. 
 Pennington, Col., goes to N. Y., 15. 
 
 537. 
 treatment on Stamp act, 7. ix. 
 Pennington, Benaja, Jr., asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 92. 
 Pennington, Benaja, Sr., asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 92. 
 Pennington, Ephraim, exempted, 6. 
 
 829. 
 Pennington, Henry, asks pardon for 
 
 Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 Pennington, Jacob, building coms'r, 
 
 24. 973. 
 Pennington, Kincher, pensioner, 22. 
 
 81. 
 Pennington, Micage, asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 92. 
 Pennington, Wm., army record, 13. 
 
 479. 
 Pennington, Wm., army rank, 16. 
 
 1196. 
 Pennington, Wm., artilleryman, 15. 
 
 734. 
 Penniwell, Robert, attached, 1. 406. 
 Pennsylvania, 1. 968, 972; 2. 18, 643; 
 
 5. X, XX, xxvi, xxvii, xxviii, xlvii, 
 11, 110, 111, 251, 252, 322, 356, 
 400, 926, 1151, 1156, 1157, 1200, 
 1201, 1202, 1203, 1215, 1222, 1223; 
 
 6. 317, 610, 784; 7. 459, 848, 849; 8. 
 viii, XXV, xxvi, 73, 636, 734, 735, 
 754, 777, 793, 794, 795, 796; 9. 14, 
 34, 37, 820, 1066, 1067; 10. 46, 226, 
 302, 355, 447, 448, 511, 616, 806, 
 993; 11. 137, 217, 291, 292, 384, 
 389, 390, 461, 593, 607, 621, 638, 
 641, 647, 656, 657, 659, 665, 668, 
 677, 681, 685, 693, 695, 733, 750, 
 780, 784, 785, 801, 806, 808, 813, 
 818, 819, 821, 825; 12. v, 465, 480, 
 484, 490, 518, 519, 523, 529, 531, 
 
 532, 544, 819, 827; 13. viii, xiv, 
 1, 25, 53, 66, 119, 136, 178, 195, 
 333, 366, 370, 372, 378, 404, 414, 
 496; 14. 49, 156, 157, 259, 285, 329, 
 355, 563; 15. 12, 386, 401, 536; 
 16. 236, 237, 419, 420, 615, 651, 
 659, 756, 853, 881, 883, 889, 893, 
 1001, 1141, 1192; 17. 5, 26, 71, 72, 
 98, 100, 103, 158, 452, 459, 461; 
 18. 540, 574, 596, 651; 19. 964; 
 20. 694, 746, 763, 775; 21. 933, 
 989; 22. 33, 102, 112, 126, 135, 
 143, 151, 153, 196, 573, 730, 901, 
 966, 973, 990, 1015, 1016. 
 
 act to forfeit charter, 1. 552-554; to 
 restore to crown, 25. 149-50; to 
 strain trade of, 1 0. 109-112, 113. 
 
 aid in French War, 5. 136, 447. 
 
 allowance to Loan office, 20. 652. 
 
 Amer. blunders in, 22. 974. 
 
 and French War, 5. 562, 578, 601. 
 
 and Indian boundary, 7. 537. 
 
 and trade with Eng., 16. 883-884. 
 
 and U. S. duties, 18. 499, 500, 501, 
 558, 580-581, 650, 654, 655, 660, 681, 
 682, 683, 692, 737-740. 
 
 asked for powder for N. C, 10. 338; 
 to raise militia, 17. 89. 
 
 asks aid against Indians, 16. 410. 
 
 assembly of to delegates in C. C. 
 on control of trade, 17. 28-29. 
 
 Baptists from, 7. 287. 
 
 boundaries to be examined, 1. 890. 
 
 British grievances against, 18. 562; 
 to send army to, 22. 516. 
 
 builds galleys, 22. 969! 
 
 course of emigration from, 5. 318. 
 
 charter of, 2. 383. 
 
 character of attorney general, 1. 
 463-464; of Indians, 4. 1313. 
 
 Cherokees to be used on frontiers, 
 5. 927. 
 
 completes quotas, 15. 492. 
 
 composition of settlers, 8. 728. , 
 
 conference with governor on French 
 War, 5. 750-2. 
 
 constitution considered, 10. 819- 
 820. 
 
 contributions to N. C, 4. xxii. 
 
 court act ment'd, 2. 816. 
 
 courts of judicature, 2. 684. 
 
 currency, 16. 430, 432. 
 
 cut off from trade, 10. 58. 
 
 danger from, 11. 419-420. 
 
 disturbances in, 1. 371. 
 
 divided on Rev. war, 22. 973. 
 
 emigration to, 5. 472. 
 
PENNSYLVANIA 
 
 289 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA 
 
 exports by way of, 5. 317, 318; 6. 
 1029, 1031. 
 
 favors assumption, 22. 795. 
 
 flax exports by way of to Ireland, 5. 
 xlii. 
 
 flour ordered from, 1. 912. 
 
 foils Conn., 17. 99. 
 
 free, 16. 749; 17. 5. 
 
 friendly to Br., 1 7. 1022. 
 
 galleys of attack ships, 10. 606. 
 
 German spoken in, 8. 730. 
 
 Germans come in from, 9. 630; set- 
 tle in, 8. 728. 
 
 goods shipped to from Edenton, 13. 
 19. 
 
 gov. to stop illegal trade, 1. 461. 
 
 governors of, 1. 530, 531. 
 
 grant to W. Penn, 1. 441. 
 
 has uni-cameral system, 10. xx, 868. 
 
 illegal trade, 1. 467-468. 
 
 illegal trade with C, 1 . 461, 467. 
 
 immigration from, 4. xxi, 1074, 1312 ; 
 6. 614, 1037; 7. 285; 8. 728, 729, 
 1203, 1204, 1218, 1223, 1225, 1226; 
 6. 614, 1037; 7. 285; 8. 728, 729, 
 730, 732, 733, 734, 736, 737, 741, 
 744, 746-747, 748, 750, 752, 759, 
 760; 11. 431. 
 
 imports from, 2. 156. 
 
 Irish immigrants by way of, 5. xlvi. 
 
 jealous of western territory, 1 1, 377. 
 
 judges in considered, 6. 585. 
 
 law for settling accounts, 16. 800- 
 809. 
 
 laws examined by Board of Trade, 
 
 1. 552; sent to N. C, 18. 247; 22. 
 991. 
 
 liberty spirit in, 9. 1156. 
 
 little hope of aid from, 5. 400, 407. 
 
 location, 1. 468; 2. 351; of Germans 
 in, 8. 729. 
 
 martial spirit in, 9. 1249. 
 
 militia called for, 14. 214; in battle 
 of Germantown, 1 1 . 643 ; to be 
 raised against Indians, 1 1 . 449. 
 
 money granted to by Cont. Cong., 
 14. 1. 
 
 Moravian mission in, 5. 1145; re- 
 move to from Ga., 5. 1145. 
 
 no aid to French war, 5. 371, 428. 
 
 no help expected from, 1 1 . 694. 
 
 number troops from, 14. 272. 
 
 on the making of temporary laws in, 
 
 2. 143. 
 
 opposes aid in French war, 5. 434. 
 opposition to constitution in, 11. 
 422. 
 
 organization of troops, 12. 509. 
 
 payment by, 17. 560. 
 
 pays in bills of credit, 16. 306. 
 
 petition of proprietor, 1. 470-471-472; 
 on admiralty courts, 1. 473. 
 
 pirates go to, 2. 325. 
 
 plan of currency, 5. 952; to make it 
 more useful, 1. 473-474. 
 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 472, 473. 
 
 position of brigade, 12. 509. 
 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1194; mission- 
 aries from, 5. 1215. 
 
 price of land, 17. 103. 
 
 prisoners from, 1 6. 673 ; sent to, 1 0. 
 901, 980. 
 
 proposed meeting in, 1. 543. 
 
 quarrels with Conn., 17. 174. 
 
 quit rents in, 3. 12. 
 
 quota, 19. 946; for public debt, 16. 
 413, 415, 429, 760, 771, 890, 929; 
 17. 58, 60, 513, 528; of revenue, 
 
 14. 307; to sink cont. currency, 
 
 15. 401; toXJ. S., 18. 667, 669, 704. 
 raises troops, 10. 21; 14. 498; 22. 
 
 516. 
 rank of officers to be settled, 12. 
 
 472-473. 
 records from sent to Germany, 8. 
 
 758. 
 refuses to vote supplies for French 
 
 war, 11. 123. 
 relations to crown considered, 1. 
 
 359. 
 removals to from Md., 1. 682, 683. 
 report of com. on settling accounts 
 
 of with U. S., 17. 119-123; on ol4 
 
 emissions, 16. 311. 
 representation in C. C, 17. 497, 556,, 
 
 557, 591; 18. 488, 548, 552, 640, 
 
 641, 671, 709, 726, 754, 794; 20. 603,, 
 
 632; 21. 441, 533. 
 return of N. C. troops in, 11. 667,,, 
 
 676, 690, 700, 703. 
 rotten, 11. 819. 
 route of Lee's invasion considered, 
 
 4. xxi-xxii. 
 salt imported from, 5. xlvi, 317, 322. 
 sects in, 7. 286. 
 
 sends delegates to Phila., 17. 93. 
 share of sinking fund due from, 14. 
 
 241-243. 
 soldiers mutiny, 16. 853, 854, 970. 
 steel from, 22. 561. 
 stock driven to, 5. 322. 
 Suther teaches in, 8. 739. 
 tax on for forts, 5. 471, 473. 
 to export corn to Bermudas, 14. 305- 
 
 3-19 
 
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH 
 
 290 
 
 PENSACOLA 
 
 306. 
 
 to reinforce Washington, 1 1 . 383. 
 
 tobacco made to be learned, 1. 890. 
 
 troops of at Ft. Duquesne, 5. xxx; 
 at Germantown, 11. 785; expected 
 from, 5. 789; go south, 19. 881; 
 in Carthagena expedition, 11. 42, 
 43; 15. 752; raised in, 22. 753; to 
 aid S. C, 5. 763; to come South, 
 15. 436, 661; to be raised, 5. xx- 
 Tiii, xxix; wanted from, 5. 751, 
 752; for French war, 6. 594. 
 
 value of lands, 16. 754; of quotas^ 
 
 15. 660. 
 
 votes to close Miss., 22. 901. 
 wagons sent to N. C. for trans- 
 ports, 13. V. 
 wants duty, 16. 886; federal capital, 
 
 16. 908. 
 
 West Jersey to be annexed to, 1. 
 
 441. 
 Western part of wants indepen- 
 dence, 16. 460. 
 Pennsylvania Dutch, spoken by Pa. 
 
 emigrants to N. C, 8. 730. 
 Pennsylvania Evening Post, extract 
 
 from, 11. 289-290. 
 Pennsylvania Farmer, brig, 10. 629, 
 
 630, 955, 1035; 11. 506. 
 aid to by Gen. Assem., 1 1 . 491. 
 at Core Sound, 11. 759. 
 Bennett to sell, 18. 805. 
 brings in salt, 13. 217; 22. 939; 
 
 arms and am., 22. 920. 
 case of brought before assembly, 12. 
 
 796-797, 853, 855. 
 •coms'rs to load and arm, 10. 964; 
 
 to fit out to Council of Safety on 
 
 their work, 10. 831-832. 
 conduct of Bonfield investigated, 
 
 13. 543, 564-565, 639-640, 641, 665- 
 
 666, 667. 
 Pavis to Prov. Council on excesses 
 
 of and dangers from, 10. 834-837. 
 escapes capture and movements dis- 
 cussed, 11. 624-625. 
 fitted out in Edenton, 11. xx. 
 goes on a cruise, 10. 875; to New- 
 
 bern, 10. 848. 
 guns for, 10. 728. 
 Hampstead guilty of negligence, 12. 
 
 419, 422. 
 loaded with tobacco, 13. 62. 
 no bullets for, 22. 745. 
 no commission to, 10. 834. 
 not ready for sea, 10. 877. 
 ordered to sail, 10. 853. 
 
 prepares to sail, 1 1 . 774. 
 ready for cruise, 10. 832-833. 
 resolve on sale of, 13. 768. 
 smallpox on, 12. 54-55, 58. 
 to be fitted out, 10. 637; for trade in 
 State service, 12. 237, 244-245, 420, 
 •422, 425, 426, 433. 
 to be furnished, 10. 926. 
 to be sold, 12. 623, 641, 745-746. 
 to cruise, 10. 877, 878. 
 Pennsylvania Gazette, 5. 430; 13. 125; 
 
 14. 565. 
 Pennsylvania Journal, 11. 756. 
 
 extracts from, 8. 643-648. 
 Pennsylvania Journal and Packet, pub- 
 lication in on N. C.'s part in war, 
 16. 388. 
 Pennsylvania Line, revolts, 17. 990. 
 Pennsylvania Lutheran Synod, 8. 773. 
 Pennsylvania Packet, 15. 386. 
 
 extract from, 14. 876. 
 Pennsylvania Road, 5. 13. 
 Pennsylvania Synod, asked for aid, 8. 
 
 732. 
 Penny, J no., juror, 25. 188. 
 Penobscot, cost of expedition against 
 considered, 16. 989. 
 evacuated, 16. 872. 
 expedition against fails, 14. 202. 
 pay for expedition wanted, 17. 81, 
 
 97. 
 reported surrender of, 14. 199. 
 Penrice, Frances, juror, 4. 516. 
 Penrice, Francis, appraiser, 1. 449, 625. 
 juror, 1. 415. 
 witness, 1. 584. 
 Penrice, Francis, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Penrice, Francis, in militia, 22. 356. 
 Penrice, Francis, in militia, 22. 356. 
 Penrice, Francis, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Penrice, John, juror, 4. 516. 
 Penrice, Saml., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Penrice, Thos., door keeper of assem- 
 bly, 4. 123. 
 Penrice, Thos., in militia, 15. 400. 
 Penrice, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Penrice, Thos., juror, 25. 186. 
 Penris, Francis, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Penrise, Thomas, asks for lapsed land, 
 
 2. 378. 
 Penrose, Reuben, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pensacola (Pensecola, Pansacola), 6. 
 259; 9. 179; 10. 329, 607, 762, 763, 
 771, 782, 785, 893; 11. 160, 166, 
 779; 13. 205, 500; 15. 253, 255; 
 17. 11, 519, 521; 21. 542. • 
 
PENSACOLA FORT 
 
 291 
 
 PERISH, 
 
 British goods shipped to Cherokees 
 from, 14. 244. 
 
 capture reported, 15. 317. 
 
 climate fatal, 7. 189. 
 
 conference at, 7. 236, 238 ; by Creeks 
 and Spaniards, 17. 83, 85. 
 
 relief by British considered, 1 5. 255. 
 Pensacola Fort, threatens French, 6. 
 618. 
 
 goods for Indians to be sent to, 10. 
 794. 
 
 Indian visit, 14. 246. 
 
 limitations on settlement of, 11. 
 185, 195. 
 
 reasons why English took posses- 
 sion, 7. 236. 
 
 taken by French, 2. 421, 423. 
 Pension Office (Bureau), extracts from 
 records of, 11. 761-762; 14. 294, 
 360-362, 365-369, 372-373; 15. 399- 
 400; 17. 1042; 22. 93-159. 
 
 records of, 19. 955. 
 Pensions, 21. 34, 137, 858; 22. 476, 
 477, 479; 23. 30, 246. 
 
 act for, 21. 909; 24. 409-10, 568-9, 
 681-2, 735-7, 744; 25. 335. 
 
 bill for, 17. 306, 310, 312, 320-321, 
 325, 330, 339, 342, 344, 369, 392; 
 815, 836, 838, 900, 901, 907, 925, 928, 
 931; 19. 412, 429, 430, 449, 464, 
 480, 768, 790, 795, 801, 813, 818; 
 20. 37, 55, 64 90; for relief of pen- 
 sioners 19. 563, 589, 594, 597, 658- 
 659, 695. 
 
 certificates to be rec'd for taxes, 20. 
 464-465. 
 
 committee on, 19. 736, 742; and re- 
 ports on, 19. 526, 528. 
 
 declarations for, 22. 93-159. 
 
 for N. C. Line, 21. 1035-1036. 
 
 for soldiers, 14. 301-2; 17. 499. 
 
 hostility to, 13. 379. 
 
 list of, 22. vi, 55-92. 
 
 petition for, 15. 235; 17. 799; by 
 Harold, 15. 208-9. 
 
 provision for by V. S., 1 7. 467. 
 
 proposed, 18. 544-547, 590, 594. 
 
 rules in, 20. 465. 
 
 to regulation soldiers, 9. 129, 130, 
 131, 199, 200, 204, 206. 
 Penticost, Dancey, army rank, 16. 
 
 1136. 
 Penton, John, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Penton, Tirfiothy, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Penzance, Cornwall, Eng., 7. 873. 
 Peonix, Oberton, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 People, powers, 22. 662. 
 
 source of power and to regulate 
 gov't, 23. 977. 
 People of North Carolina, Burrington 
 on. character, 3. xii, 77, 78, 338. 
 Byrd on, 3. xii, 195. 
 character, 2. ix-xi; 4. vii, 6, 1303; 
 
 5. 640-641. 
 characterized by Dennis, 1. 804. 
 classes and character, 4. 1312. 
 Hyde's estimate, 1. 849-850. 
 Johnston's estimate, 4. xvi, 6. 
 number in 1733, 3. 433. 
 obstinacy of discussed, 5. 935-936, 
 
 938, 939, 950. 
 share in land under F. C, 1. 188. 
 to Martin on charges against Collet 
 and dismantling Ft. Johnston and 
 answer, 10. 102-104, 108. 
 XJrmston's estimate of, 2. 271, 310. 
 
 Peoples, . 17. 142. 
 
 Peoples, Robert, captain, 10. 626, fac- 
 ing 680, 937. 
 certificate to, 12. 387, 390. 
 in assembly, 12. 342, 368, 380, 399, 
 407, 408, 656, 699, 726, 727, 816, 865, 
 879. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 914. 
 resigns as capt., 10. 950. 
 resolve in favor of, 12. 212. 
 Peoples, Wm., army rank, 13. 513; 16. 
 
 1134. 
 Pepperell, Sir Wm., to attack Niagara, 
 5. 400. 
 to raise troops for French war, 5. 
 144d-144«;, 144f. 
 Pequet, John Baptist, 17. 180. 
 Perceval, Spencer, 7. 459. 
 Percey, Earl, 9. 1092. 
 
 Percivall, , a Landgrave, 1. 342. 
 
 Percivall, And., asks aid for S. C, 2. 
 196-199. 
 complaints of, 1. 381. 
 Percy, Lord, arrives at Brunswick (N. 
 J?) with army, 11. 383. 
 killed, 9. 1231. 
 Perdoe, Dennis, in militia, 22. 321. 
 Perdreaux Creek, 5. 33. 
 Perdue, Caleb, army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Perdue, James, land grants to, 4. 853, 
 
 965. 
 Perdue, Wm., army pay, 17. 240. 
 Peres, Michael, prisoner, 22. 268. 
 Peresho, James P., witness, 1. 484. 
 Perid, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 1244' 
 Periman, James, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Perish. See Parrish. 
 
PERISH, JAMES SHOWE 292 
 
 PERKINS, SOLOMON 
 
 Perish, Jas. Showe, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Perish, J no., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Perisho, James, complaint, 1. 532. 
 
 road overseer, 1. 525. 
 Perisho, John, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Perisho, John, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Perit, John, land grant to, 4. 446. 
 Perjatt, IVIr., receives stores, 16. 622. 
 Perjury, act to punish, 24. 13-14. 
 
 bill to punish, 12. 51, 56, 60, 80, 113. 
 
 Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 23. 
 322, 323, 324. 
 
 punishment of in slaves, 23. 202-203. 
 Perl<, Hen., juror, 25. 190. 
 Perkens, Rich'd., in militia, 22. 399. 
 Pertcerson, Drury, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Perl<et, Will. Daniel, in militia, 9. 696. 
 
 Perkins, , 5. 372. 
 
 Perkins, , kills Catawba Indian, 5. 
 
 604. 
 Perkins, Col., 13. 301, 309. 
 
 and Briar Creek battle, 14. 41, 42, 
 271, 278, 280, 282. 
 
 dead, 14. 333. 
 
 provisions to be furnished to, 13. 
 320. 
 Perkins, Abm., army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Perkins, Adam, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Perkins, Andrew, 5. 141. 
 Perkins, Charles, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-809. 
 Perkins, Constant, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-809. 
 
 Perkins, Constantine, memeorial, 19. 
 
 209, 210, 221, 223, 340, 358, 360. 
 Perkins, David, 23. 73, 115. 
 Perkins, David, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Perkins, David, appraiser, 2. 43. 
 
 juror, 25. 189. 
 
 levy free, 3. 303. 
 Perkins, David, army frauds, 18. 109, 
 335. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1139. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 16, 25, 30. 
 
 money from, 21. 1063. 
 
 on com. to collect aid for Boston, 9. 
 1081. 
 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 9. 1095, 1100, 1171; 
 
 10. 62, 295, 494, 499, 618, 670. 
 patroler, 10. 63. 
 
 petitions for Tyson, 16. 580. 
 
 sheriff, 21. 1076. 
 Perkins, Henry, in militia, 22. 334. 
 Perkins, Henry, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Perkins, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Perkins, James, land grant to, 4. 335, 
 
 851, 952. 
 Perkins, John, a hunter, 5. 4. 
 Perkins, John, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Perkins, John, cited before S. C, 10. 
 253. 
 examined by S. C, 10. 280. 
 Perkins, John, co. coms'r, 24. 29. 
 Perkins, John, discharged by court, 2. 
 590. 
 indicted for arson, 3. 57-8. 
 Perkins, Jno., in militia, 22. 334. 
 Perkins, John, juror, 4. 520. 
 Perkins, Jno., juror, 25. 187. 
 Perkins, John, juror, 25. 188. 
 Perkins, John, land grant to, 4. 707. 
 Perkins, Joshua, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 92. 
 Perkins, Mary, new patent to, 4. 823- 
 894. 
 resurvey to, 4. 852-853. 
 Perkins (Pirklns), Nath., gives power 
 of attorney, 2. 81. 
 law suit, 2. 81-82, 91-92, 99. 
 Perkins, Peter, in assembly, 18. 262, 
 275, 284, 287, 317, 346, 351, 399, 412, 
 440, 443, 445, 469, 471; 20. 181, 186, 
 226. 
 memorial, 1 9. 209, 210, 221, 223, 340, 
 
 358, 360. 
 on com. of assem., 18. 30, 41, 54, 83, 
 98, 263, 272, 316, 325, 442. 
 Perkins, Peter, in militia, 22. 365. 
 Perkins, Richd, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Perkins, Robert, exempted from tax, 
 
 17. 405. 
 Perkins, Robert, resolve in favor of, 
 
 20. 98. 
 Perkins, Robert BIggem, asks for new 
 
 county, 9. 91. 
 Perkins, Solomon, church trustee, 23. 
 960. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279; as sheriff, 
 
 9. 572. 
 in assembly, 9. 734, 735, 841, 846, 
 851, 857, 888, 902, 905, 910, 919, 
 931, 952, 1188, 1189; 12. 580, 594, 
 633, 774, 785, 786. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1042, 1049, 1178, 
 1180, 1181; 10. 165, 500, 502, 523, 
 536. 
 in militia, 9. 58. 
 lieut. col., 10. 530. 
 on com. of assembly, 9. 711, 739, 
 
 1197. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 504. 
 to procure arms, 10. 524. 
 
PERKINS, SOLOMON 
 
 293 
 
 PERQUIMANS CO. 
 
 Perkins, Solomon, in militia, 22. 334. 
 
 Perkins, Thos., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 
 Perkins, Thomas, in militia, 22. 334. 
 
 Perkins, Thomas, settler, 1. 76. 
 
 Perkins, Thos. H., in Conv. 1789, 22. 
 38, 46, 49. 
 
 Perkins, Wm., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 
 Perkins, (parole), 15. 489. 
 
 Perkins District, 10. 63. 
 
 Perlemburg, 24. 848. 
 
 Perlerlo, Hen., juror, 25. 190. 
 
 Permento, James, land grant to, 4. 
 711. 
 
 Pernalt, David, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 Perpetuities, declaration on, 10. 1005. 
 not to be allowed, 23. 978. 
 
 Perquemans church, location discus- 
 sed, 5. 1180. 
 
 Perquimans, Baptist church at, 5. 
 1164. 
 
 Perquimans Co., 6. 899, 1127; 7. 476, 
 623; 9. xlv, 177, 298, 357, 592, 656, 
 742, 1125, 1145; 10. 475, 476, 496, 
 525, 558, 560, 574, 646, 692, 693, 699, 
 917, 932, 1001; 11. 505, 551; 12. 
 439; 13. 63, 251, 274, 866, 878, 886, 
 951, 969, 974; 14. 333; 17. 647, 
 730; 18. 497, 745; 20. 296, 317, 
 582; 21. 163, 208, 566, 567, 578, 732, 
 755, 771, 804, 828, 834, 921, 933, 971, 
 972, 997, 999, 1003, 1070; 22. 479, 
 779, 828, 834; 23. 155, 187, 255, 273, 
 373, 411, 553, 564, 575, 618, 683, 692, 
 705, 723, 752, 874, 893, 894, 895, 904, 
 912, 929, 947, 957, 991; 24. 230, 
 298, 299, 581; 25. 64, 100, 155, 161, 
 164, 217, 477. 
 act for court, 24. 37-9, 50-64, 161; 
 25. 274-87, 436; for parish in, 25. 
 298-304; for tax for pub. buildings, 
 24. 145, 239, 456, 873-4, 941; 25. 
 341; on jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5; 25. 
 . 186, 422; on roads, 23. 449-51; to 
 alter time of county cts., 24. 222- 
 3, 717;' 25. 70, 288, 406; to cut off 
 part for Gates Co., 24. 230-2; to 
 destroy squirrels, 23. 500-1; 25. 
 198-200; to give title for slaves 
 sold by, 24. 221. 
 aid against regulators asked, 8. 698. 
 badness of roads, 1. 711, 713. 
 baptisms in, 1. 722. 
 bill for road, 19. 413, 417, 739, 741, 
 744, 748, 791; for town at Phelps's 
 Point, 5. 1005, 1006, 1007, 1009, 
 1010, 1011; on poor, 20. 131, 134, 
 311; on public buildings, 20. 187, 
 
 189, 201, 213, 223, 256, 364, 379, 
 409, 443; to appoint treasurer, 4. 
 1322, 1323, 1324, 1328, 1338, 1339, 
 1340, 1342, 1343, 1348; to divide, 
 13. 635; to establish town, 4. 829; 
 to fix boundary with Chowan, 9. 
 387, 393, 409, 444, 446, 469, 470, 484, 
 520, 521, 584, 586, 664, 717, 723, 726, 
 745, 755, 757, 759, 766-767, 768, 775, 
 777; to make new county, 4. 740, 
 741, 744. 
 
 cases from tried in Edenton, 23. 253. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 889-903. 
 
 charges against commandant of, 16. 
 237. 
 
 church affairs in, 1. 689-690. 
 
 claims of representation recognized, 
 6. 262. 
 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 639, 748. 
 
 complains over port act, 4. 723. 
 
 court days, 23. 874, 885, 932, 946, 
 990. 
 
 court house in, 1. 550. 
 
 court records, 1. 386-389, 392, 404, 
 478-490, 493-496, 520-525, 531-535, 
 548-551, 561-566, 573-582, 604-613, 
 617-627, 649-656. 
 
 debts due to, 8. 280-1. 
 
 dissenters in, 4. 753. 
 
 drafts not made, 17. 807-808. 
 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 573. 
 
 first grant in, 1. ix. 
 
 Fox in, 1. XX. 
 
 Gerrard declines to serve in, 1. 616. 
 
 Harvey clerk of, 5. 338-9, 441. 
 
 illegality in elections claimed, 4. 
 857, 858, 860. 
 
 in Edenton dist., 1 5. 377. 
 
 inspection in, 25. 313, 379. 
 
 J. P.'s for, 1. 574-575; 2. 526, 676, 
 773; 3. 234; 4. 47, 346, 1252; 
 6. 341, 1008; 9. 71; 17. 832, 922- 
 923; 23. 995. 
 
 jurors in, 1. 388; 3. 282, 319; 4. 
 517-518. 
 
 lack of good water in, 1. 713. 
 
 members in assembly, 6. 374-375, 
 376, 473, 474, 493, 661, 672, 673, 800, 
 893, 900&, 1152, 1164, 1259; 7. 63, 
 342, 473; 8. 106, 108, 303, 346, 387; 
 
 9. 139, 140, 153, 448, 458, 480, 734; 
 
 10. 736, 874, 1189; 12. 2, 331, 553, 
 656; 13. 535, 736, 785, 871; 16. 2, 
 29; 17. 265, 795, 878; 18. 2, 227;. 
 
 19. 1, 12, 129, 234, 258, 400, 718; 
 
 20. 2, 4, 120, 302, 476; 21. 2, 194, 
 
PERQUIMANS CO. 
 
 294 
 
 PERQUIMANS RIVER 
 
 730, 872, 874. 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 3, 38. 
 members in Prov. Congress, 9. xxxi, 
 1042, 1179; 10. 166, 501, 509, 914, 
 936. 
 militia, 5. 575, 603 ; in regulator cam- 
 paign, 8. 697. 707; 22. 469; organi- 
 zation of, 10. 625, facing 680; re- 
 turns, 22. 308, 313, 361-2. 
 number members in assembly, 1. 
 xxvii. xxxii; 4. 1170, 1173, 1174, 
 1175, 1180, 1191, 1197, 1198, 1210, 
 1231; 5. 86, 87, 88, 90, 91; 9. 1053. 
 officers, 9. 298. 
 organization of troops, 10. 205, 207, 
 
 532, 625, facing 680. 
 owes state, 21. 1076. 
 parish established, 2. 208; 7. 541. 
 petition from, 21. 904; from 
 Quakers, 13. 128-129, 287, 288, 
 316; on boundary of, 9. 633-635; 
 on hardships in attending county 
 courts, 4. 1332; on representation, 
 action on, 5. 82-84. 
 report on militia, 5. 763. 
 religious affairs in, 1. 712-714. 
 rent roll to be made in, 2. 35. 
 salt raid from purposed, 10. 670- 
 
 671. 
 sends Swann to general assembly, 
 
 9. xxxix. 
 sheriffs, 4. 347, 1182; 5. 977, 985; 
 
 6. 210, 743. 
 struggle over rperesentation act, 
 
 4. 1158-1160, 1161, 1167, 1168- 
 1169, 1210-1221. 
 
 Supreme court of held in Edenton, 
 
 5. 260. 
 tax in, 19. 707. 
 taxables in, 5. 575, 603; 7. 146, 289, 
 
 539, 541; in 1754, 5. 320. 
 thanks delegates in C. C, 9. 1182-3. 
 
 1183. 
 tobacco inspection in provided for, 
 
 23. 641, 792. 
 treasurers, 3. 399; 4. 403, 404; 23. 
 
 378-380, 400. 
 troops from, 14. 7; to be raised in, 
 
 13. 411; 17. 891; 24. 154; turn 
 
 out, 14. 95. 
 trouble over quit rents arises in, 4. 
 
 236-237. 
 Urmston in, 1. 765-766, 769. 
 voting place in, 2 214. 
 writ for choice of assemblymen, 4 
 1181, 1182, 1183, 1195. 
 
 See also Perquimans Precinct. 
 Perquimans Court House, 23. 337. 
 act for ferry to, 23. 419, 594, 752-3; 
 25. 479-80; for road to, 23. 214- 
 215, 337. 
 location, 25. 311, 348. 
 quit rents payable at, 4. 186. 
 Perquimans District, recruiting offi- 
 cer for, 22. 928. 
 Perquimans Ferry, 5. 834. 
 Perquimans Parisli, 23. 6, 7. 
 Perquimans (Pyquamons) Precinct, 1. 
 xxvii, xxviii; 2. 66, 70, 72, 93, 95, 
 124, 149, 169, 170, 262, 307, 354, 
 361, 368, 370, 378, 401, 409, 410, 
 425, 495, 502, 525, 550, 603, 616, 
 646, 660, 666, 683, 708, 727, 729, 
 748, 767, 825; 3. xiii, 186, 613; 4. 
 118, 123, 391, 393, 528, 557, 728, 
 730, 752, 920, 924, 1169, 1172, 1202; 
 5. xlii, 82, 441, 532, 1044, 1045; 
 23. 12, 93, 99, 102, 333. 
 council held in, 2. 249-250, 296-297. 
 Denman treasurer, 3. 399. 
 land grants in, 4. 75, 225, 330, 448, 
 587, 588, 589, 590, 591, 626, 627, 
 628, 629, 631, 634, 638, 643, 649, 
 679, 703, 704, 766. 
 members of assem., 2. 608, 623; 3. 
 285, 561, 562, 612, 634; 4. 115, 493, 
 724, 730, 733, 737, 749, 750, 774, 
 816, 818, 826, 857, 1169, 1170, 1172, 
 1173, 1174; 5. 232, 237, 249, 521, 
 813, 889, 893, 894, 1110; 6. 227, 
 362. 
 Nicholson's gift of plate to, 2. 133- 
 
 134, 292. 
 petition on quit rents, 4. xv. 
 records quoted, 1. 19, 20. 
 remonstrance to be pub'd in, 1. 249. 
 report on quit rents, 22. 251-264, 
 
 259. 
 representation should be reduced, 
 
 3. 207. 
 See also Perquimans County. 
 Perquimans (Pequimons) River, 1. 
 523, 524, 653; 2. 226; 5. 853, 855; 
 6. 607; 7. 562; 9. xlvii; 22. 361, 
 735; 23. 60,- 893, 895; 24. 298. 
 act for ferry, 23. 475, 594; 25. 311- 
 12, 348, 369, 479-80; for town on, 
 23. 484; 25. 367-9. 
 bill for ferry on, 5. 271, 272, 274, 
 275, 279, 291, 293, 295, 296, 297, 
 300-301, 310; 6. 852, 854, 855, 856, 
 861, 891, 917, 920, 921, 924, 928- 
 929, 939; for ferry over, 7. 561, 
 
PERQUIMANS E. BRIDGE 295 
 
 PERRY, RICHARD 
 
 562, 587, 651. 
 ferry over, 2. 184; 10. 656. 
 first grant lay on, 1. ix. 
 land grants on, 1. ix, 64, 66. 
 land on sold by Indians, 1. 19, 20. 
 lands entered on, 1. 398. 
 narrows of, 1. 493. 
 Perquimans River Bridge, 9. 633; 22. 
 
 361. 
 Perree, Joshua, horse impressed, 15. 
 
 611. 
 Perrey. See Perry. 
 Perrey, Jeremiali, in army, 13. 510. 
 Perriaugers (Pettiaguas), act on tak- 
 ing from landings, 23. 82, 172-3, 
 336. 
 Perrie, Nich., imported, 1. 479. 
 Perrishee, Joseph, juror, 4. 518. 
 Perrit, John, land grant to, 4. 353, 
 
 1247. 
 Perrit, John, quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Perrit (Perrett), Needum, army pay, 
 17. 239. 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Perrot, Francis, tax collector, 1.560. 
 Perrot, Jonathan, a hunter, 5. 6. 
 Perry. See Perree, Perrey. 
 Perry, Mr., in C. C, 18. 671. 
 Perry, iVIr., on Coxe's patent, 1. 528- 
 
 529. 
 Perry, Amos, in militia, 22. 358. 
 Perry, Benj., in assembly, 21. 194, 196, 
 234, 264, 288, 294, 305, 344, 345, 
 367, 372, 379, 382, 411, 432, 737, 
 872, 873, 882, 927, 930, 937, 941, 
 946, 965, 970, 980, 999, 1003, 1004, 
 1006, 1012, 1015, 1021, 1030, 1032, 
 1050, 1055. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 47, 48. 
 petition, 21. 904. 
 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 226, 
 242, 252. 
 Perry, Benj., land grant to, 4. 766. 
 Perry, Benjamin, petitions for Wind- 
 sor as C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Perry, Benj., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Perry, Charles, a J. P., 2. 773. 
 Perry, Francis, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Perry, George, latfd grants to, 4. 52, 
 
 57. 
 Perry, Hardy, Sevier to on settle- 
 ments on Chickasaw lands, 22. 
 721. 
 Perry, Hogin, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Perry, Isaac, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Perry, Jacob, a J. P., 3. 234. 
 Perry, Jacob, a J. P., 20. 296. 
 
 Perry, Jacob, in militia, 22. 365. 
 Perry, Jacob, in militia, 22. 375. 
 Perry, Jacob, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Perry, James, petitions for Windsor as 
 
 C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Perry, James, Jr., report against, 22. 
 
 752. , 
 
 Perry, Jeremiah, horse impressed, 15. 
 
 611. 
 Perry, Jeremiah, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Perry, Jerry, army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Perry, Jesse, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Perry, Jesse, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Perry, Jesse, sheriff, 21. 1076. 
 Perry, John, a J. P., 15. 693. 
 Perry, John, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Perry, John, arfny pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Perry, J no., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Perry, J no., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Perry, John, exempted, 7. 363. 
 Perry, John, in army, 15. 720. 
 Perry, J no., in militia, 22. 372. 
 Perry, John, law suit, 2. 108, 110. 
 land grant asked, 4. 219, 441; grant 
 attorney, 2. 86. 
 Perry, John, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 221. 
 Perry, Joseph, in militia, 17. 1061. 
 Perry, Joseph, reports on accounts, 5. 
 
 795-796. 
 Perry, Joshua, in militia, 22. 377. 
 Perry, Lewis, land grant to, 4. 350. 
 Perry, Micajah, 25. 142. 
 contracts with DeGraffenried for 
 
 Palatines, 1. 986-990. 
 law suit, 2. 113. 
 on S. C. petition, 1. 637-640. 
 on Va. debtor law, 2. 279-280. 
 questioned on Montgomery's pro- 
 posed settlement, 2. 301. 
 reports on currency act, 1. 539. 
 Perry, IVIicajah, & Co., give power of 
 
 attorney, 2. 36. 
 Perry, Michael, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Perry, Nath., in militia, 22. 372. 
 Perry, Natha'll, juror, 4. 523. 
 Perry, Nathaniel, petition for citizen- 
 ship refused, 13. 935. 
 Perry, Needum, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Perry, Paul, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Perry, Peter, land grant to, 4. 277. 
 Perry, Peter, navigation coms'r, 25. 
 
 98. 
 Perry, Philip, claims allowed, 10. 874. 
 Perry, Philip, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Perry, Richard, on Va. debtor law, 2. 
 279-280. 
 
PERRY, ROBERT 
 
 296 
 
 PERSON, THOMAS 
 
 Perry, Robert, army pay, 17. 238. 
 army rank, 16. *1139. 
 
 Perry, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 358. 
 
 Perry, Sam, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 
 Perry, Sion, horseman, 15. 509. 
 
 Perry, Thos., in militia, 22, 338. 
 
 Perry, Thos., in militia, 22. 391. 
 
 Perry, Valentine, in militia 22. 166. 
 pay to, 22. 490. 
 
 Perry, Waxel (Woxel), wounded and 
 prisoner, 15. 169; 22. 523. , 
 
 Perry, Wm., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 
 Perry, Wm., elected Indian coms'r, 
 17. 431. 
 
 Perry, Wm., in militia, 22. 371. 
 
 Perry, Wm., juror, 4. 523. 
 
 Perry, Rev. William Stevens, services 
 in colonial records, 1 . yiii. 
 
 Perry man, IVIr., 22. 684. 
 
 Perryman, Benoni, witness, 20. 323. 
 
 Perrymant, Francis, petition, 21. 292, 
 334-335, 345, 434, 632, 675. 
 
 Perry's Chapel, 5. 1181. 
 
 Perry's Creek, 10. 25; 22. 384, 386. 
 
 Perseus, the, goes South, 15. 324. 
 
 Person. See Parson, Parsons, Pas- 
 sons, Persons. 
 
 Person (Parsons, Persons), Benj., 
 allowance to, 22. 831. 
 boundary coms'r, 23. 754. 
 dead, 9. 139, 140, 188. 
 deposition, 6. 898. 
 
 in assem., 6. 1222, 1239, 1251, 1259, 
 1260, 1273, 1284, 1297, 1317; 7. 47, 
 62, 68, 69, 74, 299, 301, 331, 335, 
 343, 351, 353, 354, 364, 375, 377, 
 379, 410, 415, 416, 419, 422, 553, 
 557, 560, 568, 571, 575, 578, 579, 
 584, 585, 586, 932, 938, 943; 8. 101, 
 106, 304, 307, 308, 323, 326, 329, 
 330, 363, 370, 376, 381, 507, 422, 
 444, 454, 458; on com. of assem., 
 6. 1222, 1259, 1263; 7. 297, 345, 
 553, 570, 571, 897, 936, 944; 8. 288, 
 308. 
 widow marries Paulcon, 22. 926. 
 
 Person, Ben, exempted, 9. 156. 
 
 Person, Benj. Brown, dead, 22. 926. 
 
 Person, George, to be arrested, 10 
 940. 
 
 Person, James, militia captain, 24, 197. 
 
 Person, J no., in militia, 22. 374, 
 
 Person, Jona., army rank, 16, 1137. 
 
 Person, Jos., in militia, 22. 374. 
 
 Person, Lucretia, marries Paulcon, 22. 
 926. 
 
 Person, Rachael, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 253. 
 Person, Richard, asks relief from 
 churcb tax, 9. 95-96. 
 
 petition on who are tithables, 9, 97. 
 Person, Samuel, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 299. 
 Person, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Person, Solomon, in militia, 22. 282. 
 Person (Persons, Passon, Passona, 
 Parsons), Thos., 8. xxiii; 9. 356; 
 10. 786; 11. 415; 14. 657; 16. 
 222; 17. 132. 
 
 a J. P., 23. 993. 
 
 a surveyor, 8. xxix, xxxiii. 
 
 act to vest lands in, 24. 286-7. 
 
 allowance to, 19. 371. 
 
 asked to deliver certificate, 21. 425, 
 426, 435, 728. 
 
 brigadier gen. of militia, 10. 530, 
 552, 563; 11. x; 14. 657. 
 
 buys rum, 17. 944. 
 
 caveat against and citation to, 22. 
 926-7. 
 
 certifies to list of soldiers, 10. 760. 
 
 chm. com. of whole, 19. 778, 783; 
 of legislative com., 15. 715; of 
 com. on Malmedy and Bretigny, 
 15. 230; of com. on privileges and 
 elections, 15. 193; on com. on re- 
 solves of C. C, 15. 198. 
 
 charged with perjury and report of 
 com., 8, 118. 
 
 claims allowed for visiting Va. Com. 
 of Safety, 12. 106; in trial of for 
 perjury and extortion, 9. 717-718, 
 756-757, 761, 786. 
 
 coms'r on building, 24. 942; on cap- 
 itol, 13. 752; 18. 804; on certifi- 
 cates, 18, 451, 459; on navigation, 
 24, 600; 25, 107; on N. C. Line 
 frauds, 20, 630; on school, 24. 
 297, 863; to sign bills, 24. 255. 
 
 com. to examine charges of extor- 
 tion, usury, illegal fees and per- 
 jury, 8. 326, 333. 
 
 cost of trial for extortion, etc., 8. 
 467-468. 
 
 criticism on (?), 18. 751. 
 
 declines to serve on Council of 
 State, 11. 393. 
 
 democracy of, 10. xxxviii. 
 
 denounced by Johnston, 1 1 . 504. 
 
 elected a delegate to C. C, 16. 90; 
 17. 79, 139, 143; 19. 57, 583. 
 
 engages in suit, 17. 766. 
 
 excluded from pardon as regulator, 
 8. 618. 
 
PERSON, THOMAS 
 
 297 
 
 PERSON, THOMAS 
 
 exonorated by com. against 
 
 491, 
 
 494, 
 
 499, 
 
 505, 
 
 511, 
 
 519, 
 
 520, 
 
 charges of extortion, etc., 8. 
 
 448- 
 
 521, 
 
 522, 
 
 523, 
 
 525, 
 
 526, 
 
 528, 
 
 529, 
 
 549. 
 
 
 530, 
 
 534, 
 
 537, 
 
 548, 
 
 549, 
 
 550, 
 
 557, 
 
 exhonoration printed in paper, 8. 
 
 562, 
 
 572, 
 
 573, 
 
 576, 
 
 577, 
 
 581, 
 
 588, 
 
 461. 
 
 
 593, 
 
 594, 
 
 605, 
 
 606, 
 
 607, 
 
 608, 
 
 611, 
 
 expenses as delegate to Va. 
 
 paid. 
 
 613, 
 
 614, 
 
 615, 
 
 616, 
 
 617, 
 
 619, 
 
 620, 
 
 10. 476; 12. 106. 
 
 
 621, 
 
 622, 
 
 643, 
 
 650, 
 
 652, 
 
 653, 
 
 657, 
 
 favors simple gov't, 10. xix. 
 
 
 667, 
 
 671, 
 
 674, 
 
 677, 
 
 682, 
 
 688, 
 
 690, 
 
 fit for C. C, 10. xxxiii. 
 
 
 691, 
 
 694, 
 
 708, 
 
 711, 
 
 714, 
 
 720, 
 
 728, 
 
 gift for U. N. C. delivered to, 
 
 21 
 
 729, 
 
 730, 
 
 734, 
 
 736, 
 
 739, 
 
 745, 
 
 749, 
 
 418, 720. 
 
 
 751, 
 
 753, 
 
 760, 
 
 763, 
 
 765, 
 
 767, 
 
 773, 
 
 Hill to on contested election. 
 
 14. 
 
 779, 
 
 780, 
 
 794, 
 
 802, 
 
 804, 
 
 808, 
 
 812, 
 
 803-804. 
 
 
 816, 
 
 819, 
 
 820, 
 
 821, 
 
 824, 
 
 827, 
 
 828, 
 
 in assembly, 6. 1222, 1239, 1251; 8. 
 
 829, 
 
 834, 
 
 835 
 
 20 
 
 6, 
 
 8, 14 
 
 16, 
 
 101, 106, 107, 113, 131, 146, 
 
 294, 
 
 19, 
 
 54, 54 
 
 70, 94, 123, 124 
 
 , 128 
 
 135. 
 
 303, 304, 308, 309. 313, 321, 
 
 323, 
 
 140, 
 
 158, 
 
 174, 
 
 176, 
 
 212, 
 
 224, 
 
 226, 
 
 363,' 370, 381, 386, 392, 394, 
 
 407, 
 
 229, 
 
 262, 
 
 278, 
 
 301, 
 
 302, 
 
 304, 
 
 306, 
 
 422, 424, 426, 428, 432, 444, 
 
 447, 
 
 309, 
 
 313, 
 
 315, 
 
 316, 
 
 318, 
 
 320, 
 
 321, 
 
 454; 9. 139 141, 144, 146, 147, 
 
 168, 
 
 324, 
 
 328, 
 
 331, 
 
 346, 
 
 347, 
 
 350, 
 
 363, 
 
 190, 223, 384, 388, 389, 391, 
 
 397, 
 
 364, 
 
 366, 
 
 369, 
 
 370, 
 
 372, 
 
 378, 
 
 379, 
 
 399, 403, 409, 410, 416, 417, 
 
 422, 
 
 380, 
 
 381, 
 
 382, 
 
 383, 
 
 387, 
 
 391, 
 
 392, 
 
 427, 433, 448, 457, 469, 473, 
 
 474, 
 
 394, 
 
 398, 
 
 399, 
 
 410, 
 
 411, 
 
 412, 
 
 415, 
 
 479, 482, 501, 511, 522, 526, 
 
 530, 
 
 416, 
 
 419, 
 
 420, 
 
 422, 
 
 426', 
 
 427, 
 
 429, 
 
 533, 540, 549, 553, 587, 713, 
 
 714, 
 
 431, 
 
 434, 
 
 437, 
 
 439, 
 
 440, 
 
 441, 
 
 445, 
 
 719, 725, 729, 734, 841, 842, 
 
 844, 
 
 446, 
 
 447, 
 
 448, 
 
 449, 
 
 450, 
 
 451, 
 
 452, 
 
 847, 849, 874, 878, 893, 902, 
 
 905, 
 
 454, 
 
 455, 
 
 456, 
 
 457, 
 
 458, 
 
 464, 
 
 465, 
 
 907, 931, 952, 1188, 1189; 12. 
 
 154, 
 
 466, 
 
 467, 
 
 472, 
 
 473, 
 
 479, 
 
 482, 
 
 49S, 
 
 234, 272, 312, 313, 323, 368, 
 
 375, 
 
 507, 
 
 509, 
 
 511, 
 
 520, 
 
 521, 
 
 534, 
 
 536, 
 
 380, 399, 408, 409, 414, 416, 
 
 429, 
 
 537, 
 
 538, 
 
 541, 
 
 543, 
 
 544, 
 
 561; 
 
 21. 
 
 441, 823, 872, 873, 879; 13. 
 
 584, 
 
 2, 3 
 
 6, 7 
 
 8, 15, 25 
 
 27, 
 
 28, 29 
 
 , 34, 
 
 625, 670, 679, 690, 697, 721, 738 
 
 766, 
 
 40, 46, 47 
 
 48, 
 
 50, 5] 
 
 , 52, 
 
 55, 60(?), 
 
 784, 786, 788, 789, 811, 812, 
 
 813, 
 
 61, 
 
 63, 65, 66 
 
 68, 
 
 70, 72, 73 
 
 , 74, 
 
 823, 913, 925, 938, 943, 957, 
 
 966, 
 
 75, 
 
 77, 79, 81 
 
 82, 
 
 84, 88, 89 
 
 , 91, 
 
 973, 975, 980, 982, 984, 988, 
 
 989, 
 
 94, 
 
 98, 99, 104 
 
 , 105 
 
 110 
 
 112, 
 
 113, 
 
 990, 1000; 16. 1, 3, 66, 69, 76 
 
 , 81, 
 
 115, 
 
 119, 
 
 120, 
 
 121, 
 
 129, 
 
 130, 
 
 133, 
 
 106, 108, 125, 127, 153, 156, 
 
 162, 
 
 135, 
 
 136, 137, 139, 150, 151 
 
 , 152 
 
 154, 
 
 165, 167; 17. 265, 266, 268, 269, 
 
 280, 
 
 158, 
 
 159, 
 
 160, 
 
 161, 
 
 162, 
 
 167, 
 
 168, 
 
 284, 287, 293, 299, 304, 307, 
 
 316, 
 
 169, 
 
 170, 171, 172, 174, 17£ 
 
 , 181, 
 
 182, 
 
 326, 337, 343, 345, 349, 354, 
 
 358, 
 
 184, 
 
 185, 
 
 190, 
 
 193, 
 
 195, 
 
 196, 
 
 198, 
 
 359, 361, 363, 364, 365, 366, 
 
 368, 
 
 199, 
 
 202, 
 
 207, 
 
 209, 
 
 210, 
 
 212, 
 
 215, 
 
 378, 387, 391, 394, 395, 405, 
 
 406, 
 
 216, 
 
 222, 
 
 223, 
 
 224, 
 
 230; 
 
 234, 
 
 241, 
 
 409, 410, 419, 421, 424, 715, 
 
 756, 
 
 245, 
 
 251, 
 
 252, 
 
 253, 
 
 256, 
 
 261, 
 
 264, 
 
 761, 779, 877, 879, 917, 936, 
 
 944, 
 
 268, 
 
 271, 
 
 273, 
 
 275, 
 
 282, 
 
 287, 
 
 288, 
 
 947, 948, 953, 963; 18. 804, 
 
 806, 
 
 292, 
 
 294, 
 
 296, 
 
 300, 
 
 301, 
 
 305, 
 
 309, 
 
 807, gll; 19. 5, 6, 18, 69, 73 
 
 , 87, 
 
 311, 
 
 315, 316, 318, 325, 332 
 
 , 344, 
 
 345, 
 
 89, 122, 131, 139, 141, 143, 150, 
 
 151, 
 
 346, 
 
 350, 
 
 351, 
 
 353, 
 
 354, 
 
 358, 
 
 365, 
 
 158, 161, 164, 168, 180, 189, 
 
 196, 
 
 367, 
 
 372, 374, 379, 382, 383, 402 
 
 411, 
 
 216, 223, 234, 235, 236, 237, 
 
 238, 
 
 414, 
 
 431, 
 
 435, 
 
 580, 
 
 583, 
 
 588, 
 
 590, 
 
 239, 245, 247, 249, 252, 
 
 253, 
 
 592, 
 
 593, 
 
 597, 
 
 599, 
 
 604, 
 
 608, 
 
 609, 
 
 263, 265, 266, 268, 269, 
 
 270, 
 
 613, 
 
 614, 
 
 623, 
 
 624, 
 
 627, 
 
 633, 
 
 634, 
 
 271, 275, 277, 278, 280, 282, 
 
 283, 
 
 647, 
 
 648, 
 
 653, 
 
 656, 
 
 659, 
 
 664, 
 
 675, 
 
 286, 287, 291, 292, 295, 296, 
 
 299, 
 
 691, 
 
 701, 
 
 734, 
 
 737, 
 
 738, 
 
 760, 
 
 763, 
 
 309, 310, 312, 319, 322, 324, 
 
 331. 
 
 766, 
 
 775, 
 
 778, 
 
 784, 
 
 797, 
 
 799, 
 
 812, 
 
 334, 337, 338, 341, 345, 348, 
 
 354, 
 
 814, 
 
 818, 
 
 844, 
 
 847, 
 
 851, 
 
 859, 
 
 871, 
 
 357, 365, 366, 371, 375, 379, 
 
 381, 
 
 873, 
 
 874, 
 
 875, 
 
 876, 
 
 881, 
 
 882, 
 
 883, 
 
 382, 386, 387, 389, 392, 393, 
 
 394, 
 
 884, 
 
 887, 
 
 890, 
 
 893, 
 
 894, 
 
 907, 
 
 911, 
 
 398, 406, 407, 412, 422, 458, 
 
 489, 
 
 913, 
 
 916, 
 
 917, 
 
 921, 
 
 926, 
 
 927, 
 
 930, 
 
PERSON, THOMAS 
 
 298 
 
 PERSON, THOMAS 
 
 931, 935, 937, 939, 941, 943, 946, 
 947, 950, 955, 958, 962, 965, 969, 
 970, 974, 977, 979, 980, 981, 982, 
 985, 990, 998, 999, 1003, 1004, 1006, 
 1011, 1012, 1013, 1015, 1018, 1021, 
 1025, 1026, 1030, 1031, 1032, 1033, 
 1039, 1040, 1041, 1043, 1045, 1047, 
 1048, 1050, 1052, 1055, 1057, 1058, 
 1059, 1060, 1061; and expelled, 8. 
 645-646. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 
 
 12, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 39, 44, 46, 49. 
 iji coun,cil of State, 10. 1013; 22. 
 
 906; 23. 986. 
 In Prov. Cong., 9. 1036, 1042, 1049, 
 1179, 1180, 1181; 10. 165, 167, 172, 
 500, 501, 523, 914, 915, 960. 
 investigates iron works, 10. 647. 
 Johnston on armj{ accts., 21. 551. 
 letter of ment'd, 14. 398; 15. 600. 
 loans 150,000 to the State, 16. 299. 
 makes dharges against Crofton, 16. 
 
 495. 
 nom. for C. of S., 17. 810, 894; 21. 
 389, 390, 704; for Fed. Conv., 20. 
 538, 544; 21. 94, 100; for "U. S. 
 senator, 21. 253, 614. 
 on claims com., 22. 878, 879. 
 on com. of assem., 6. 1222; 8. 90, 
 110, 111, 270, 309; 9. 381, 450, 451, 
 493, 1198; 12. 4, 9, 11, 21, 22, 50, 
 119, 126, 128, 129, 137, 143, 146, 
 147, 176, 222, 250, 258, 275, 276, 
 278, 284, 286, 287, 292, 293, 301, 
 302, 304, 306, 340, 343, 351, 359, 
 374, 388, 401, 414, 424, 427, 433, 
 434, 439, 440, 445, 770, 772, 773, 
 777, 778, 788, 790, 823, 824, 826, 
 827, 828, 832, 834, 835, 846, 847, 
 848, 849, 851, 855, 856, 857; 13. 
 469, 534, 536, 539, 541, 542, 547, 551, 
 563, 567, 577, 586, 626, 627, 628, 
 634, 636, 637, 646, 648, 657, 664, 
 668, 678, 679, 680, 691, 692, 703, 
 740, 741, 742, 750, 762, 770, 771, 
 787, 790, 791, 793, 794, 795, 803, 
 820, 830, 837, 840, 849, 850, 866, 915, 
 920, 921, 922, 923, 924, 928, 930, 935, 
 940, 941, 943, 958; 16. 21, 38, 70, 
 104, 110, 128, 130, 137; 17. 268, 
 276, 280, 284, 287, 293, 296, 303, 
 306, 307, 313, 320, 325, 326, 327, 
 334, 335, 343, 357, 361, 370, 371, 
 372, 373, 374, 375, 378, 386, 387, 
 401, 636, 637, 644, 658, 659, 660, 
 666, 674, 676, 716, 717, 721, 726, 
 
 727, 738, 739, 741, 746, 755, 757, 
 797, 812, 819, 821, 823, 826, 829, 
 837, 843, 844, 850, 851, 852, 857, 
 861, 870, 884, 895, 896, 900, 903, 
 905, 908, 915, 916, 917, 929, 935, 
 936, 938, 944, 946, 948, 953, 958, 961, 
 969, 970, 971. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. xvii- 
 xviii, xxiii, 169, 180, 192, 201, 502, 
 504, 505, 507, 509, 515, 519, 521, 
 522, 527, 541, 543, 546, 555, 917, 
 918, 919, 923, 924, 925, 927, 945, 
 948, 965, 970, 972, 998. 
 on com. to inquire into conduct of 
 
 loyalists, 10. 594-603. 
 on Council of Safety, 10. 581, 619, 
 
 682, 684. 
 on Prov. Council, 10. xvii, 214, 283, 
 
 349, 470. 
 opposes claim of Dunbibin, 13. 462; 
 
 Williamson, 16. 613. 
 payments to for troops, 10. 694. 
 Penn to on Br. army and public af- 
 fairs, 10. 455-456; on opinion held 
 of N. C, 10. xi-xii; on public af- 
 fairs, 10. 448-450; on situation in 
 Cont. Cong., 10. xvii. 
 petition, 19. 679, 681, 708; referred 
 to com. 13. 886-887, 898-899, 977, 
 978, 990-991. 
 political methods, 21. 504. 
 powder to, 11. 321, 327; to be de- 
 livered to, 10. 360. 
 receipt to for money, 15. 552. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 196, 
 197, 199, 202, 204, 206, 207, 213, 
 215, 216, 217, 222, 226, 234, 235, 
 237, 238, 239, 241, 247, 251, 252, 
 257, 260. 
 recommended as J. P., 5. 592. ^ 
 referee on fees, 8. 521, 535. 
 refuses to act as commissioner to 
 
 sign bills, 14. 115. 
 regulators' entry on causes of, 8. 
 
 240. 
 report on hiring of iron furnaces, 
 10. 608, 686; on trial of as regu- 
 lator, 8. 635-636. 
 resolution in matter of cost of trial 
 
 of to be published, 8. 468. 
 resolve in favor of, 17. 871. 
 salt to, 17. 971, 974; to be delivered 
 
 to, 10. 686. 
 school trustee, 13. 809. 
 sells horse, 19. 928. 
 sheriff, 6. 895, 897, 898. 
 sketch of, 8. xxvii-xxx. 
 
PERSON, THOMAS 
 
 299 PETERBOROUGH, BP. OF 
 
 succeeded by Butler, 1 1 . xix. 
 
 surety, 9. 591-592, 593. 
 
 to BuAe on militia service, money 
 and salt, 15. 640-641; on move- 
 ment of troops, need of arms, etc., 
 
 14. 857-859; on shipping tobacco, 
 
 15. 575-576. 
 
 to control distribution of powder, 
 
 10. 683. 
 to furnish salt, 15. 625; troops, 10. 
 
 683. 
 to have Anson folks instructed, 10. 
 
 693. 
 to hire iron furnace, 10. 540. 
 to march against Indians, 11. 328. 
 to W. Person on loyalists in Orange, 
 
 10. 450. 
 to reinforce Rutherford, 1 1 . 335. 
 to take deed of trust on iron furn- 
 ace, 10. 648. 
 to visit Va. and confer with S. Com., 
 
 10. 472. 
 trial of ment'd, 11. 129, 196, 208. 
 troublesome, 1 1 . 470. 
 trustee Univ., 25. 22. 
 Tryon on Henderson and his 
 
 charges, 8. 524-525. 
 visits Rutherford, 11. 346, 351. 
 Person, Thos., a J. P., 4. 346. 
 Person, Thos., claims allowed, 22. 404. 
 Person, Thos., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Person, Thos., pays money, 22. 476. 
 Person, Thos., road coms'r, 23. 221. 
 Person, Thos., (Fayetteville), town 
 
 coms'r, 24. 513. 
 Person, Mrs. Thomas, 10. 450; 14. 
 
 859. 
 Person (Persons, Parsons), Wm., a J. 
 
 P., 4. 346, 813; 5. 591; 23. 993. 
 building coms'r, 23. 927. 
 colonel, 10. 205. 
 county coms'r and vestryman, 23. 
 
 250. 
 first sheriff of Granville, 8. xxix. 
 in assembly, 9. 188, 189, 193, 199, 
 
 223, 389, 412, 424, 447, 449, 462, 
 
 473, 474, 478, 498, 520, 525, 546, 
 
 588, 715, 735, 748, 751, 753, 762, 
 
 764, 772, 783, 840, 873, 874, 887, 889, 
 
 898, 902, 949, 951, 1188, 1189. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1049, 1178, 1180, 
 
 1181; 10. 165, 166, 172, 500, 502, 
 
 523. 
 land grant asked, 4. 708, 759, 1090. 
 lieut. col., 22. 370. 
 neglects to qualify as col. of militia, 
 
 22. 368. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 9. 450, 740, 742, 
 
 838, 884, 1197. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 504. 
 Person (T.) to on loyalists in 
 
 Orange, 10. 450. 
 reports on Granville regt., 22. 365-7. 
 suit by estate of, 17. 687, 766. 
 vestryman, 23. 497. 
 See also Persons. 
 Person, Wm.(?), descendant of (P. M. 
 Wilson) owns Gen. Person's desk, 
 8. xxviii. 
 Person, Wm., in militia, 22. 366. 
 Person Family, origin, 8. xxix. 
 Person County, 22. 100. 
 Baptists in, 5. 1184. 
 named for T. Person, 8. xxix. 
 Person Hall, U. N. C, 8. xxix. 
 Personal actions, bill on, 21. 758, 90'/, 
 
 910, 911, 935. 
 Personal estates, act on descent of, 
 
 24. 572-7, 679-71, 902; 25. 56. 
 Persone (Passoon), Hester, buys land, 
 1. 563. 
 petition, 1. 563. 
 Persons. See Person, Persons, etc. 
 
 Persons, . attacks Macknight, 10. 
 
 250. 
 Persons, Benj., allowance to, 22. 858. 
 Persons, James, receives clothing, 16. 
 
 619. 
 Persons, J no., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Persons, Jos., juror, 4. 520. 
 Persons, Thomas, prisoner, 1G. 673. 
 Persons, Wm., county coms'r, 23. 248. 
 Persons, Wm., receiver, 23. 271. 
 Persons, Wm., Sr., in militia, 22. 367. 
 Personton, T. Person buried at, 8. 
 
 XXX. 
 
 Perth, Earl of, 10. 390; 22. 515. 
 Peru, plate fleet from, 3. 11. 
 Pervas, Tiberius, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pervers, Wm., in army, 15. 722. 
 Pervey, Benj., a J. P., 4. 1252. 
 Peryn, Jo., witnesses agreement, 1. 92. 
 Pesley's, John, boundary coms'r, 24. 
 
 260. 
 Petaway, Micajah, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Peter, Saint, 21. 522. 
 Peter, slave, 17. 595. 
 Peter, Capt., 11. 11, 13. 
 Peter, Richard, takes plunder, 4. 891- 
 
 892. 
 Peter, Simon, controls congregations 
 
 in N. C, 5. 1157. 
 Peter-Corn, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Peterborough, Bishop of, ordains 
 
PETERBOROUGH 
 
 300 
 
 PETERSON, MARY 
 
 ■ Bevis, 4. 876, 877. 
 Peterborough, 4. 877. 
 Peters, Mr., 14. 57. 
 Peters, Mr., 15. 342. 
 Peters, Mrs., 14. 804. 
 Peters, Maj., 12. 523. 
 
 field officer, 12. 536. 
 Peters, Abraham, in militia, 22. 319. 
 Peters, Chas., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Peters, Charles, deserter, 13. 380. 
 
 in army, 13. 504. 
 Peters, Christopher, prisoner, 15. 393. 
 Peters, Elisha, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Peters, J no., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Peters, John, caveat against, 6. 1066. 
 
 claims allowed, 6. 210. ' 
 Peters, John, land grant to, 4. 332, 708 
 
 892, 1049, 1250. 
 Peters, Michael, canal coms'r, 25. 50. 
 C. H. coms'r, 25. 113. 
 in assembly, 21. 194, 197, 264, 294, 
 305, 332, 345, 367, 372, 379, 382, 
 388, 411, 433, 871, 873, 927, 930, 
 931, 937, 941, 946, 965, 970, 980, 999, 
 1012, 1015, 1021, 1030, 1050, 1055. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22, 37, 47, 48. 
 Peters, Richard, on Board of War, 13. 
 496-497. 
 sec'y. Board of War, 11. 734, 748. 
 signs order Board of War, 14. 293. 
 to Burke on horses, 15. 783. 
 to Caswell on returns of troops and 
 expense of prisoners, 11. 497; on 
 taking of artillery into continental 
 service, 11. 530. 
 to Council of Safety on prisoners in 
 
 N. C, 10. 726. 
 to Gates on linen, 14. 501-502; on 
 So. campaign, 14. 501-502, 517-519. 
 Peters, Mrs. Richard, 14. 517. 
 Peters, Rev. Richard, 7. 260. 
 Peters, Solomon, in militia, 22. 319. 
 Peters, Wm., in militia, 22. 319. 
 Peters, Wm., land grant to, 4. 892, 968. 
 Peters, Wm., road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Peter's Creek, 4. xiii, 1237. 
 Peter's Ferry, 5. 1211. 
 Petersborough, S. C, 10. 282. 
 Petersburg, Va., 5. 1161; 9. 1064, 1069, 
 1248; 10. 537; 11. 296, 673, 720; 
 13. ix, 79, 151, 152, 167, 172, 180, 
 492; 14. 487, 496, 499, 510, 511, 524, 
 525, 575, 578, 579, 583, 629, 654, 
 658, 686, 717, 732, 826, 845; 15. 66, 
 173, 379, facing 380, 382, 383, 418* 
 601, 701; 16. 236, 693; 17. 63, 469 
 987, 1020, 1022, 1026, 1029, 1036 •' 
 
 18. 505, 621, 672; 20. 626, 627, 
 734 ;21. 485, 517; 22. 1012, 1032; 
 
 24. 878. 
 
 and post route, 16. 736. 
 British at, 15. 449, 458, 550; 16. vi, 
 viii; 17. ix; 22. 547; British 
 leave, 15. 545; to seize, 15. iil, 
 283, 284, 291. 
 Cornwallis near, 15. 495. 
 flints at, 15. 464. 
 N. C. troops rendezvous at, 13. 414, 
 
 416; sent to, 24. 156, 157. 
 supplies sent from, 14. 409. 
 Tarleton leaves, 15. 527. 
 to be seized by Br., 15. 308. 
 Petersen, Hans, settles in N. C, 5. 
 
 1147. 
 Peterson, — — -, law suit, 2. 94. 
 
 Peterson, , negro, 12. 360. 
 
 Peterson, Mr., 2. 6. 
 
 Peterson, Capt., laws sent to Eng. by, 
 
 5. 24. 
 Peterson, Gen. (Paterson?), 14. 375. 
 Peterson, Widow, tQ surrender stand- 
 ards, 2. 150. 
 Peterson, An, estate sold, 1. 525. 
 Peterson, Ann, gift to, 1. 494. 
 Peterson, Anna, act for provision for, 
 23. 92-93, 333-334; 25. 161, 176-8. • 
 provision to be made for, 3. 189. 
 Peterson, Christian, in militia, 22. 419. 
 
 pay to, 22. 490. 
 Peterson, Christian, takes oath, 22. 
 
 170. 
 Peterson, Chryston, petitions, 19. 932. 
 Peterson, H., Baptist minister, 5. 1191. 
 Peterson, Jacob, executors of, 1. 562. 
 Peterson, Jacob, gives power of att'y, 
 1. 485. 
 law suit, 1. 482. 
 patents land, 2. 139. 
 will of, 1. 494. 
 Peterson, James, pensioner, 22. 80^ 
 Peterson, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-13. 
 Peterson, Job, owes state, 21. 1076. 
 Peterson, Johanna, act for authority 
 to sell lands, 23. 92-93, 333-334; 
 
 25. 161, 176-8. 
 
 given power to sell land, 3. 189. 
 Peterson, John, in Conv. 1788, 22. 3. 
 Peterson, John, land grant to, 4. 890. 
 Peterson, John, money from, 21. 1064. 
 Peterson, John, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Peterson, Mare, gift of, 1. 494. 
 Peterson, Mary, executrix, 1. 494 
 
 proves power of att'y, 1. 485. 
 
PETERSON, MARY 
 
 301 
 
 PETTIGREW, ANEE 
 
 witness, 1. 431. 
 Peterson, Mary, numerous husbands 
 
 of, 2. 139. 
 Peterson (Petterson), Thos., act on 
 
 lands of, 23. 92-93, 333-334; 25. 
 
 161, 175-6. 
 appraiser, 2. 56. 
 asks aid of Va., 1. 837-838. 
 churchwarden, 1. 829-831, 833. 
 confers on Tuscarora war, 2. 15, 16. 
 death, 2. 150, 151. 
 factor, law suit, 2. 91. 
 gives land for town and dead, 25. 
 
 168. 
 guns to be restored to, 2. 34. 
 in council, 1. 851, 855, 864, 867. 
 land to be sold, 3. 189. 
 law suits, 2. 87. 
 theft from estate, 1. 650. 
 to examine Moseley's accounts, 1. 
 
 830, 833. 
 to keep standard of weights and 
 
 measures, 2. 12. 
 to make rent roll, 2. 35. 
 to sue Moseley, 2. 12. 
 vestryman, 2. 12, 118. 
 Petete, John, petitions for division of 
 
 Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Pethosell, Thos., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pethrow, Alx., petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 
 Pethypool, John, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Petigrew, Ance, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Petit, Charles, rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Petit, Fran., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Petit, George, land grant to, 4. 595. 
 Petit, Gideon, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Petit, Henry, Sr., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Petit, Rene, petition considered, 1. 
 
 242. 
 Petitguarms, French privateer from, 
 
 1. 797. 
 Petition, resolution on right of, 8. 122; 
 
 of Md. on right of, 8. 158. 
 right of claimed, 9. 1185. 
 Petition of Right, In force in N. C, 
 
 23. 324. 
 
 Petitions, com. and reports on in 
 Prov. Cong., 10. 180, 181-182. 
 
 from N. C, 19. 758, 759-760. 
 
 indictments for, 2. 614. 
 
 repeal of act on desired, 8. xvii. 
 Petitions and memorials, com. and re- 
 ports on, 18. 14-15, 16, 17, 23, 28, 
 29, 32, 45, 47, 47, 52, 55, 58, 60, 
 61, 66, 69, 75, 76, 83, 84, 87, 90, 91, 
 94, 98, 100, 101, 104, 106, 107, IIU, 
 
 111, 116, 122, 124, 126-127, 133, 144 
 145, 146, 147, 148, 172, 173, I74' 
 175, 182, 188, 201, 202, 203, 207, 21l' 
 224, 242, 245, 246, 254, 256, 268* 
 264, 278, 287, 290, 291, 301, 308 
 316, 320, 323, 324, 328, 329, 330, 333 
 334, 349, 351, 357, 364, 366, 392, 
 395, 413, 439, 454, 457; 20. 133 
 137, 191, 232, 314, 315, 326. 
 
 Petri's Point, 2. 356. 
 
 Petiver, John. See Pettiver, John. 
 
 Petiver, John, change of survey asked, 
 5. 813-814. 
 patent altered, 6. 77. 
 surety, 6. 772. 
 
 Petri (Pch.) Cunai de Republica 
 Hebraeorum, 2. 584. 
 
 Petry, Jean Baptiste, 17. 439. 
 Caswell to on Martinico debt and 
 answer, 17. 498-499, 502, 507; 18. 
 740-741, 747, 748-750, 771. 
 enters judgment against Martin, 18 
 
 626, 693-695, 748-750. 
 letter ment'd, 17. 274, 275. 
 on Martinique debt, 21. 445. 
 to Caswell on French consul, 17. 
 479-480; on Martinico debt, 18 
 688-9, 771. 
 
 Pettaway, IVIicajah, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Petteford, Lanance, in militia, 22. 162. 
 
 Petteford, Philemon, in militia, 22 
 162. 
 
 Petteford, Wm., army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 Pettepool, John, in militia, 22. 163. 
 
 Pettepool, Sith, in militia, 22. 163. 
 
 Petter, Alex, petition on separation, 
 22. 705-8. 
 
 Pettet, John, in militia, 22. 494. 
 
 Pettet, Thos., in militia, 22. 494. 
 
 Petteway, J as., army rank, 16. 1139.' 
 
 Pettifer, Ann, sentenced for murder, 3. 
 
 ' 427-428. 
 
 Pettifer, John, land lapses, 2. 679, 683. 
 murdered, 3. 427-428. 
 
 Pettiford, Drury, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Pettiford, Ellas, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 
 Pettiford, Geo., in militia, 22. 376. 
 
 Pettiford, Geo., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 
 Pettiford, Lawrance, in militia, 22. 
 380. 
 
 Pettiford, Lawrance, petition on who 
 are tithables, 9. 97. 
 
 Pettiford, Philip, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 
 Pettiford, Wm., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 
 Pettiford, Wm., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 
 Pettigrew, Mr., 9. 1070. 
 
 Pettigrew, Anee, petitions, 19. 935. 
 
PETTIGREW, CHARLES 302 
 
 PEYTON, BENJAMIN 
 
 Pettigrew, Rev. Charles, 10. 237. 
 
 invited to perform thanksgiving ser- 
 vice, 12. 149. 
 
 not paid for thanksgiving sermon, 
 12. 155, 158-159, 321, 322. 
 
 to S. P. G. on his work, 10. 496. 
 Pettigrew, Wm., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Pettijohn, Abm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pettijohn, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pettijohn, Thomas, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Pettis, Daniel, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Pettis, Stephen, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pettishore, 22. 292. 
 Pettit, IVIr., 10. 423. 
 Pettit, Mr., in C. C, 17. 556, 557, 591; 
 18. 488, 528, 548, 552, 640, 641, 
 671, 709, 726, 754. 
 Pettit, Ann, to bring suit, 10. 499. 
 Pettit, Gideon, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Pettitt, Francis, juror, 1. 608. 
 
 proves debt, 1. 608. 
 Pettiver (Pettivour, Petiver), John, 
 bond to, 1 . 617. 
 
 buys land, 1. 617. 
 
 council held at house of, 2. 249-50. 
 
 holds estate of Gray, 1. 618. 
 
 juror, 2. 435, 439, 440, 442, 463, 473, 
 592, 593, 686, 704; 25. 186. 
 
 justice of general court, 2. 80-106, 
 148. 
 
 land lapses, 2. 355, 356, 461; recover- 
 ed, 2. 391. 
 
 law suit, 1. 580; 2. 81, 99. 
 
 petition, 2. 534. 
 
 pigs mismarked, 2. 262-263. 
 
 power of attorney to, 2. 81. 
 
 sells land, 2. 87. 
 
 surety, 2. 444, 445. 
 
 to divide estate, 1. 871. 
 
 witness, 2. 148. 
 Pettoway, Joseph, trial, 10. 5, 8, 9. 
 Petty, Ambrose, exempted, 7. 68. 
 Petty, J as., in militia, 22. 3*74. 
 Petty, J as., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Petty, John, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Petty, Thos., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Petty, Titus, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Petty, Wm., act for town on lands of, 
 24. 882-3. 
 
 bill for town on lands of, 18. 27, 44, 
 67, 255, 259, 268, 276-277, 291. 
 Petty, Wm., Baptist minister, 5. 1188. 
 Petty Creek, 24. 529. 
 Petty Shore, 2. 264. 
 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 217. 
 
 Pettygrove, Jno., in militia, 22. 326. 
 Pettyjohn, Thos., in army, 15. 724. 
 Petyjohn, Thos., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Peva, Conrad, land grant to, 4. 1246. 
 Peveridge, on the Catechism, 2. 120. 
 Pevice, Thos., a J. P., 23. 992. 
 Pevier, Jas., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Pevy, Sam I., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pew. See Pou, Pugh. 
 Pew, Arthur, army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Pew, David, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Pew, Jesse, whips Lea, 8. 26. 
 Pew, Thomas, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Peyiand, Thos., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Peyner, Pete, juror, 25. 188. 
 Peyner, Thos., juror, 25. 188. 
 Peyner, Wm., court house on lands of, 
 
 23. 102. 
 Peyre, Charles, prisoner, 14. 747. 
 Peyre, John, prisoner, 14. 747. 
 Peyrinnant, Panels, 21. 632, 675. 
 Peyton, Mr., to correct error in sur- 
 vey, 4. 554. 
 Peyton (Payton), Benj., a J. P., 3. 
 252, 537; 4. 346. 
 agrees not to attend assembly, 4. 
 
 1192, 1193, 1202. 
 binds out free negroes, 3. 556-557, 
 
 585. 
 claims, 4. 149, 808. 
 coms'r of fortifications, 23. 293. 
 dead, 4. 995, 1010, 1036. 
 executors ask land grant, 4. 963, 
 
 9t>a. 
 exchanges bonds, 3. 596. 
 helps to defeat impeachment of 
 
 Smith, 4. 500, 1207-8. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 359, 365, 372, 373, 
 
 380, 391, 414, 475, 483, 493, 501, 512, 
 
 539, 541, 542, 543, 550, 561, 653, 
 
 723, 725, 737, 741, 770, 773, 776, 779, 
 
 783, 786, 787, 818, 830, 855, 857, 901. 
 
 inspector of elections, 4. 652. 
 
 land grant asked, 4. 64, 707; grant 
 
 to, 4. 64, 761. 
 marshal of Bath Co., 3. 289. 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 233, 384, 555, 
 
 559, 722, 723, 773, 823, 864, 900. 
 petitions, 2. 602, 654, 660. 
 powd€r receiver, 4. 374, 403. 
 resurvey to, 4. 591. 
 rights proved, 4. 706. 
 road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 ^seizes public records, 3. 557-558, 584, 
 
 591, 594, 596. 
 surety, 2. 600. 
 town coms'r, 23. 239. 
 
PEYTON, BENJAMIN 
 
 303 
 
 PHELPS, SAMUEL 
 
 Peyton, Benj., on com. of claims and 
 
 claims allowed, 22. 400, 401. 
 Peyton, Benj., Jr., 4. 969. 
 Peyton (Payton), Elenor, land grant 
 
 asked, 4. 963. 
 Peyton, Elizabeth, disputes land title, 
 
 4. 1036. 
 Peyton, Mary, land grant to, 4. 799. 
 Peyton (Payton), Robert, a J. P., 2. 
 
 526, 570; 3. 244, 537. 
 binds out free negroes, 3. 556-557, 
 
 585. 
 land grant asked, 4. 963, 969-970; 
 
 grant to, 4. 1036. 
 petition, 2. 611. 
 Peyton, Robert, Sr., land to be resur- 
 
 veyed, 4. 65. 
 surety, 3. 596. 
 Peyton (Payton), Sarah, land given to, 
 
 4. 969. 
 Peyton (Payton), Wm., coms'r on 
 
 road, 23. 222. 
 complaint against as a J. P. and 
 
 suspended, 4. 1252. 
 land grant to, 4. 711. 
 rights proved, 4. 706. 
 Peyton, Wm., in militia, 22. 310. 
 Peyton, Wm., juror, 8. 509. 
 Peyton, Wm., pensioned, 9. 130, 200, 
 
 213, 214, 220. 
 Peytonsburg (Pa. or Va.?), 13. 460. 
 Peytonsburg, Pa., N. C. troops rendez- 
 vous at," 13. 414. 
 Peytonsburg (Va.?), 15. 714. 
 Peytonsburg, Va., 13. ix, 151, 163, 190, 
 
 675. 
 troops to rendezvous at, 24. 156, 
 
 157. 
 Pfeif, Frederick, exempted, 9. 451. 
 Pfeif, Jacob, settles in N. C, 5. 1147. 
 Pfifer. See Phifer. 
 Phalanx, the, 11. 803. 
 Pharas, Ablm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pharis, John, 25. 38. 
 Pharis, Sam'l., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pharo, Nathaniel, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Phepe, negro, imported, 1.'650. 
 Phelp, Edward, land grant to, 4. 759. 
 Phelphs, Sam'l, vestryman, 23. 7. 
 Phelps. See Philips, Phillips, Philps, 
 
 Phipps, Philups. 
 Phelps, Aventon, allowance to, 22. 
 
 821. 
 Phelps (Phelpes), Botholo, assigns to 
 
 Stamp, 2. 105. 
 juror, 2. 80, 116. 
 law suits, 2. 81, 83-84, 110. 
 
 sells land, 1. 606-7; 2. 111. 
 Phelps, Benj., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Phelps, Culbert, juror, 25. 186. 
 Phelps, Cuthbert, administration on 
 estate of, 1 . 611. 
 
 juror, 4. 525. 
 Phelps, Cuthbert, juror, 4. 525. 
 Phelps, David, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Phelps, Edward, agrees not to attend 
 assembly, 4. 1192. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 720, 815, 1190. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 589. 
 Phelps, Ed., quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Phelps, Elisha, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Phelps, Elizabeth, gives power of at- 
 torney, 1. 606-7. 
 Phelps, Frances, administrator, 1. 611. 
 Phelps, Jacob, allowed to ply between 
 Brunswick and Wilmington, 10. 
 393. 
 Phelps, James, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 13. 516; IS. 1136. 
 Phelps, Jas., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Phelps, James, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 627. 
 Phelps, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Phelps, James, Jr., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Phelps, John, claims, 4. 149. 
 Phelps, Jonathan, 23. 411. 
 
 act . for town dn lands of, 23. 484, 
 752, 892-3; 25. 367-9, 477-8. 
 
 appraiser and divider, 2. 550. 
 
 bill for town on lands of, 5. 1005, 
 1006, 1007, 1009, 1010, 1011. 
 Phelps (Philip), Jonathan, petition, 
 18. 29, 61, 258, 261, 288-289, 300; 
 20. 150, 153, 183, 332, 357, 362. 
 Phelps, Joseph, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Phelps, Joshua, juror, 4. 525. 
 Phelps, Kedar, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 13. 506; 16. 1137. 
 Phelps, Moses, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Phelps, Noah, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Phelps, Richard, 8. 166. 
 Phelps, Samuel, a J. P., 2. 526. 
 
 appears in court, 2. 654, 660. 
 
 gets patent for land, 2. 353. 
 
 in assem., 2. 575, 60S, 623. 
 
 juror, 2. 358, 364, 552, 585, 596. 
 
 law suit, 2. 603. 
 
 messenger to council, 2. 610. 
 
 surety,. 2. 371. 
 
 vestryman, 2. 208. 
 
 witness, 2. 646. 
 Phelps, Samuel, appraiser, 1. 652. 
 
 packer, 1. 653, 656. 
 
 road overseer, 1. 613, 653. 
 
PHELPS, SAMUEL 
 
 304 
 
 PHIFER, MARTIN 
 
 to keep toll books^ 1 . 653, 656. 
 witness, 1. 655. 
 
 Phelps, Saml., in assembly, 25. 159. 
 
 Phelps, Sam., juror, 25. 186. 
 
 Phelps, Sam, quit rents of, 22. 252. 
 
 Phelps, Solomon, act for land to, 25. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 573. 
 
 Phelps, Walter, juror, 4. 517. 
 
 Phelps, Wm., army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 Phelps, Wm., cited before assem., 18. 
 18, 252. 
 
 Phelps, Wm., Sr., army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 Phelp's (Philips's) Point, act for 
 ferry, 23. 419, 475, 594; 25. 311- 
 12, 348, 369, 479-80. 
 bill for ferry at, 5. 271, 272, 274, 
 275, 279, 291, 293, 295, 296, 297, 
 300-301, 310, 834, 835, 836, 839, 840, 
 842, 853, 855, 856, 862, 863, 866; 6. 
 852, 854, 855, 856, 861, 891, 917, 
 920, 921, 924, 928-929, 939; for 
 town at, 4. 829; 5. 1005, 1006, 
 1007, 1009, 1010, 1011. 
 
 Phelpson, , case with Cook, 3. 227. 
 
 Phenney, Gov., attends N. C. council, 
 3. 477. 
 
 Phenny, Mr., in council, 3. 517. 
 
 Pherson, Mr., commands the Arbuth- 
 not, 15. 157. 
 
 Phifer. See Pfifer, Pifer. 
 
 Phifer, , accounts of considered, 
 
 5. 971. 
 
 Phifer, Mr., on com. of assembly, 15. 
 219. 
 
 Phifer, Capt., 8. 623. 
 
 Phifer, Capt., 14. 655. 
 
 Phifer (Fifer), Capt., supplies to, 22. 
 750. 
 
 Phifer, Major, 8. 739, 747. 
 
 Phifer, Caleb, in assembly, 12. 816, 
 872, 879; 13. 785, 812, 813, 823, 
 919, 925, 966, 975, 980, 983, 988, 
 990, 1000; IB. 2, 33, 49, 52, 127, 
 153, 156, 165, 167; 17. 282, 293, 
 294, 305, 355, 359, 365, 368, 387, 
 391, 394, 395, 406, 425, 715, 878, 
 916, 936, 947, 948, 953, 963; 18. 
 227, 228, 257, 263, 275, 295, 298, 
 311, 312, 317, 344, 345, 346, 351, 
 357, 361, 362, 370, 376, 389, 399, 
 412, 429, 440, 443, 445, 468, 469, 
 470, 471, 807, 808; 19. 18, 21, 22, 
 32, 34, 61, 89, 139, 194, 205, 208, 
 234, 235, 249, 286, 295, 321, 325, 
 334, 335, 354, 359, 377, 379, 380, 
 384, 386, 388, 389, 391, 396, 397, 398, 
 
 444, 508, 509, 511, 512, 550, 557, 
 589, 603, 608, 613, 614, 622, 643,' 
 650, 667, 671, 675, 676, 688, 714^ 
 733, 773, 776, 794, 801, 804, 808^ 
 816, 821, 824, 827, 835; 20. 102* 
 120, 121, 122, 124, 134, 145, 147^ 
 167, 171, 172, 173, 179, 203, 214, 
 229, 233, 238, 239, 240, 246, 276^ 
 285, 287, 288, 313, 331, 350, 351, 
 356, 386, 394, 428, 479, 500, 521, 
 532, 561; 21. 2, 3, 6, 35, 47, 52, 60, 
 61, 66, 68, 71, 73, 74, 77, 84, 109, 
 115, 121, 127, 130, 133, 154, 160, 
 166, 179, 189, 194, 196, 198, 204, 
 207, 208, 216, 234, 236, 237, 264, 
 274, 288, 294, 305, 332, 344, 346, 
 372, 379, 383, 387, 388, 393, 398, 
 399, 402, 411, 432. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 8, 26, 27, 31, 32, 
 34. 
 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 46, 49. 
 
 nom. for C. of S., 21. 778, 806, 935, 
 976. 
 
 on com. of assem., 13. 740, 770, 790, 
 791, 832, 921, 935, 965; 16. 38, 46, 
 47, 59, 60, 91, 130; 17. 291, 321, 
 402, 403, 637, 655, 721, 727, 736, 
 755, 799, 811, 819, 823, 833, 886, 
 894, 903, 908, 923; 18. 9, 28, 30, 
 33, 37, 58, 78, 101, 102, 151, 237, 
 239, 258, 262, 263, 267, 292, 309, 
 329, 334, 371. 
 
 petition on Martinique debt, 21. 
 252. 
 
 school trustee, 24. 690. 
 Phifer (Pfifer), John, and Mecklen- 
 burg Declaration, 9. 1263-1265. 
 
 dead, 1 0. 949. 
 
 Harnett to on recruiting troops, 11. 
 286. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 168, 172, 500, 
 502, 523, 914. 
 
 instructions to as delegate to Prov. 
 Cong., 10. 870(1-870/. 
 
 lieut. col., 10. 355, 931. 
 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 504, 507, 
 555. 
 
 petition against marriage act, 9. 
 623-624. 
 
 petition on rent, 9. 46-7. 
 
 to buy horses, 10. 535. 
 
 to reci-uit troops, 10. 474. 
 
 takes powder, 10. 356. 
 Phifer, John, major and lieut. col., 10. 
 
 206, 531; 15. 178. 
 Phifer (Fifer, Pfifer), Martin, 22. 94. 
 
 a J. P., 6. 799; 23. 994. 
 
PHIFER, MARTIN, JR. 
 
 305 
 
 PHILADELPHIA 
 
 allowance to, 22. 819, 820, 837; as 
 iron works com., 10. 973. 
 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 
 captain, 10. 519. 
 
 claims allowed for money lost, 8. 
 859, 921, 922, 924. 
 
 commissary for Indians, 5. 835, 853, 
 854. 
 
 in assembly, 6. 1148, 1151, 1266; 7. 
 64, 343, 354, 378, 379, 380, 385, 394, 
 560, 583, 627, 903, 904, 911, 918, 
 929, 932, 942, 943, 944, 954, 955, 963, 
 975; 9. 384, 426, 448, 461, 462, 500, 
 501, 549, 588; 19. 372, 374. 
 
 light horse of to be furnished, 11. 
 747-8. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 9. 381, 451; 
 12. 4, 11. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 81. 
 
 report on hiring of iron furnaces, 
 10. 608. 
 
 road coms'r, 23. 754. 
 
 to hire iron furnace, 10. 540. 
 
 to take deed of trust on iron furn- 
 ace, 10. 648. 
 
 See also Fifer. 
 Phifer, Martin, Jr., coms'r on pub. 
 
 buildings, 24. 701. 
 Phifer's (Phyfer's, Phipher's), 14. 
 661, 662, 674, 676, 677, 678, 782; 
 15. 83, 89, 99, 539. 
 Phifer's (Phyfer's) Mill, 15. 89. 
 Philadelphia, 2. 604; 5. xiii, xxviii, 
 xxix, 134, 252, 428, 430, 433, 434, 
 646, 743, 753, 754, 755, 761, 763, 
 786, 809, 830, 832, 845, 927, 1158, 
 1161, 1196, 1218, 1219, 1223; 8. 
 xxi, 212, 229, 317, 1313; 7. vil, 
 149, 168/, 175, 176, 199, 260, 265, 
 431, 459; 8. xxiii, xxv, 604, 733, 
 740; 9. XXX, xxxii, xxxili, 34, 1016, 
 1066, 1068, 1069, 1156, 1165, 1210, 
 1217, 1231, 1233, 1246, 1247, 1279; 
 10 xi, xiv, xxvii, xxviii, xxx, xxxii, 
 xxxiii, XXXV, . xxxvli, 14, 23, 84, 85, 
 153, 225, 228, 288, 314, 373, 415, 448, 
 471, 485, 502, 511, 542, 627, 631, 
 649, 680, 726, 727, 728, 732, 741, 
 756, 757, 790, 801, 806, 807, 820, 
 827, 849, 851, 854, 857, 870, 871, 
 888, 890, 891, 898, 902, 903, 904, 
 908, 909, 923, 925, 936, 948, 972, 
 984, 1027, 1035; 11-. 272, 287, 288, 
 295, 300, 345, 466, 486, 493, 496, 
 503, 518, 543, 583, 603, 613, 620, 
 625, 640, 649, 650, 655, 658, 659, 
 660, 668, 681, 693, 714, 729, 733, 
 
 748, 780, 781, 782, 785, 786, 
 797 798, 802, 809, 815, 819, 820, 
 821, 826, 831, 836; 12. 456, 480, 
 482, 483, 494, 697; 13. iii, ix, 4, 
 130, 131, 137, 138, 196, 199, 200, 
 201, 203, 207, 211, 214, 218, 224, 
 234, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 
 246, 247, 249, 257, 262, 263, 264, 
 270, 272, 273, 279, 280, 286, 299, 
 300, 304, 328, 346, 347, 355, 368, 
 374, 381, 382, 401, 463, 470, 483, 
 494, 496, 497; 14. vii, viii, 4, 9, 10, 
 15, 16, 17, 22, 37, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 
 57, 63, 67, 68, 70, 71, 76, 80, 81, 83, 
 85, 88, 89, 93, 97, 101, 112, 119, 148, 
 152, 153, 154, 158, 178, 187, 189, 
 190, 192, 194, 197, 200, 201, 204, 
 205, 207, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 
 215, 216, 219, 220, 222, 226, 228, 
 230, 232, 233, 238, 252, 253, 254, 
 256, 257, 260, 274, 285, 289, 290, 
 295, 307, 308, 334, 347, 405, 457, 
 472, 496, 517, 526, 528, 538, 551, 
 556, 561, 562, 565, 567, 579, 589, 
 590, 591, 596, 597, 601, 606, 610, 
 628, 630, 632, 633, 634, 645, 650, 
 657, 699, 701, 705, 707, 708, 711, 
 721, 797, 804, 808, 815, 840, 853, 
 863; 15. 3, 32, 41, 42, 56, 66, 75, 
 88, 113, 129, 154, 180, 181, 186, 195, 
 214, 231, 312, 318, 323, 328, 334, 
 335, 350, 351, 356, 358, 359, 361, 
 367, 375, 387, 405, 408, 415, 416, 
 
 454, 491, 552, 581, 588, 589, 622, 
 643, 645, 661, 662, 680, 696, 701, 
 
 703, 707, 729, 738, 744, 745, 764, 
 765, 767; 16. 156, 220, 258, 271. 
 303, 306, 326, 330, 334, 338, 343. 
 356, 361, 385, 388, 398, 406, 410,. 
 411, 414, 426, 434, 446, 447, 450, 
 
 455, 459, 466, 478, 536, 630, 647,. 
 
 704, 726, 731, 736, 737, 744, 747, 748,. 
 753, 765, 787, 809, 813, 823, 826/ 
 834, 836, 852, 853, 854, 860, 863, 
 868, 870, 887, 905, 918, 928, 937, 
 939, 942, 977, 979, 996, 1197; 17. 
 10, 15, 16, 21, 32, 71, 72, 76, 87, 
 90, 93, 112, 113, 117, 123, 124, 133, 
 159, 161, 175, 262, 439, 451, 473, 
 
 475, 478, 480, 488, 499, 501, 502, 
 507, 596, 600, 894, 1039, 1051, 1052; 
 18. iii, 460, 462, 464, 465, 470, 472, 
 
 476, 502, 505, 512, 567, 568, 576, 
 579, 596, 603, 620, 623, 624, 630, 
 632, 634, 635, 636, 637, 646, 647. 
 648, 689, 739, 741, 744, 747, 761, 
 768, 773, 788, 789, 792; 19. 100, 
 
 3—20 
 
PHILADELPHIA 
 
 306 
 
 PHILIP, WILLIAM 
 
 458, 465, 467, 646, 657, 662, 680, 
 
 708, 804, 874, 881, 882, 906, 949, 
 
 ' 950, 964, 998; 20. iii, vi, 196, 370, 
 
 488, 600, 601, 602, 606, 607, 611, 
 
 615, 627, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634, 
 635, 636, 637, 644, 666, 667, 673, 
 681, 683, 684, 686, 693, 701, 705, 
 706, 710, 723, 725, 733, 734, 735, 
 736, 738, 739, 753, 761, 763, 764, 
 
 765, 766, 777; 21. 68, 148, 202, 461, 
 473, 522, 554, 576, 989; 22. 11, 23, 
 42, 47, 153, 400, 514, 515, 517, 528, 
 534, 551, 553, 616, 622, 631, 684, 
 
 766, 769, 787, 799, 811, 901, 968, 
 969, 972, 973, 975, 976, 977, 980, 
 982, 984, 985, 986, 987; 24. 407. 
 
 and federal capital, 16. 909. 
 
 arms in, 1 7. 104. 
 
 at mercy of Howe, 1 1 . 636, 639. 
 
 ■blankets to come from, 1 1 . 331. 
 
 Br. capture, 22. 971, 972, 973; pro- 
 pose to abandon, 13. 157-8. 
 
 city militia desert, 10. 817. 
 
 cont. army in, 11. 756. 
 
 C. C. held in, 9. 1064, 1071, 1083, 
 1087, 1090, 1100, 1108, 1114, 1126, 
 1177, 1180, 1181, 1182, 1183, 1184, 
 1187, 1195, 1199, 1202, 1203, 1205, 
 1214, 1225, 1239, 1240, 1255; 10. 
 vii, 20, 48, 49, 61, 64, 66, 83, 84, 
 144, 148, 170, 171, 183, 189, 229, 232, 
 283, 244, 245, 257, 268, 270, 274, 
 355, 370, 390, 415, 445, 448, 455, 
 457, 474, 482, 494, 503, 553, 604, 
 
 616, 655, 681, 684, 696, 755, 756, 
 978; 11. 290, 337, 379, 385, 417, 
 437, 442, 443, 460, 463, 469, 471, 
 476, 5^)1, 507, 511, 514, 516, 529, 
 549, 558, 562, 569, 585, 590, 592, 
 604, 631, 636, 713, 736, 741, 751, 
 762, 806; 12. 66. 
 
 conference on French War in, B. 
 
 750-752. 
 description of, 9. 1067. 
 Dobbs attends congress at, 6. 2. 
 evacuated, 13. 456. 
 flour from for French War, 5. 372. 
 French ship arrives at with arms 
 
 and ammunition, 1 1 . 434. 
 Germans in, 8. 729. 
 Howe gets ship up to, 11. 814. 
 immigrants enter at, 8. 728. 
 in hands of British, 11. 641. 
 lack of food in, 11. 802. 
 lists of toasts drunk in, 9. 1067. 
 live stock driven to, 5. xlvi; 6. 1030. 
 merchants of on opening of ports. 
 
 16. 883-884. 
 militia to be sent to N. Y., 10. 448. 
 mutiny in, 16. 852-5, 884, 895; 17. 
 
 21. 
 no pay to Dobbs for trip to congress 
 
 at, 6. 281. 
 N. C. prisoners in, 10. 888, 890. 
 papers of quoted on action of 
 
 Tryon at Alamance, 8. 642. 
 patriotism in, 9. 1280. 
 powder sent to from Ga., 1 1 . 271. 
 prisoners ordered to, 11. 293-5, 480, 
 
 483; 12. 80-81, 95; 22. 969. ,, 
 proposed as place for General Con- 
 gress, 9. 1033, 1036, 1043, 104B, 
 
 1048, 1057, 1061. 
 road to from the Yadkin, 4. xxi. 
 Suther teaches in, 8. 739. 
 threatened by British, 11. 383, 385, 
 
 462, 549, 559, 569-570, 574, 594; 13. 
 
 76; 17. 1022. 
 trade with, 5. xliii; 6. 969. 
 troops in, 9. 1246-1247. 
 vice admiralty ot. for, 11. 217, 218. 
 visits to forbidden, 12. 479. 
 Washington sends supplies into, 15. 
 
 404. 
 wheat high in, 9. 327. 
 Philadelphia Association, sends out 
 
 Gano, 5. 1165. 
 Philadelphia Convention of 1787, act 
 
 to appoint delegates to, 24. 791. 
 Philadelphia Co., Pa., Germans in, 8. 
 
 729. 
 Philadelphia Hospital, 14. 294. 
 Philadelphia Light Dragoons, 22. 966. 
 Philadelphia Synod, 5. 1213, 1214, 1215, 
 
 1220, 1222, 1224, 1225, 1226; 7. 815, 
 
 858, 859. 
 ad4ress of to Presbyterians of N. C. 
 
 on Americaa liberty, 10. 222-228. 
 disavows Craighead and his pam- 
 phlet, 5. 1222. 
 letter of lalt before Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 188. 
 memorial from, 5. 1214. 
 petition from against support of 
 
 clergy, 8. 504. 
 sends missionaries to N. C, 5. 1199, 
 
 120S. 
 Philanthropes, on stamp act, 7. 168o- 
 
 168b. 
 Philip II (and Mary), Statutes of in 
 
 force in N. C, 23. 322. 
 Philip, Geo., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Philip, Thos., juror, 25. 190. 
 Philip, Wm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 
PHILIPEAUX ISLE 
 
 sot 
 
 PHILLIPS, DANIEL 
 
 Philipeaux Isle, and U. S. boundary, 
 
 16. 756; 17. 6. 
 Philips. See Phelps, Phillips, Philps, 
 
 Phipps, Philups. i 
 
 Philips, Mr., delivers tobacco, 22. 809. 
 Philips, Col., tory, 22. 198, 229. 
 Philips, Aaron, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Philips, Abraham, boundary coms'r, 
 
 24. 745. 
 Philips, Andw., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Philips, BenJ., takes illegal fees, 7. 
 
 777, 780, 781. 
 Philips, Bush, army rank 
 Philips, Daniel, deputy 
 
 425. 
 
 16.. 1134. 
 
 marshal, 1 . 
 
 Philips, David, army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Philips, David, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Philips, david, petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Philips, Edward, a J. P., 4. 346. 
 Philips, Henry, army pay, 17. 241. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Philips, Henry, land grants to, 4. 891. 
 Philips, James, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Philips, James, cited before assembly, 
 
 16. 97-98, 101. 
 Philips, James, sheriff, 21. 1072. 
 Philips, Jas., in militia, 22. 310. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Pljilips, Jno., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Philips, Jno., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Philips, John, asks relief on land 
 
 grant, 4. 960. 
 land grant asked, 4. 962-963; grants 
 
 to, 4. 968, 1049. 
 Philips, Jno., in militia, 22. 320. 
 Philips, John, land grant to, 4. 1049. 
 Philips, Sir John, makes contract witn 
 
 DeGraffenried for Palatines, t. 
 
 986-990. 
 Philips, Jas., army rank, 16. il33. 
 Philips, Jos., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Philips, Joseph, captain, 10. 518, 520. 
 Philips, Jos., exempted, 9. 145. 
 Philips, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 710. 
 Philips, Lovin, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Philips, Mark, land grant to, 4. 332, 
 
 714, 1035. 
 rights proved, 4. 759. 
 Philips, Michl., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Philips, Moses, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Philips, Richard, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1133. , 
 
 Philips, Robt., in militia, 22. 165. 
 Philips, Robert, witness, 10. 931. 
 Philips, Robert, witness, 10. 957. 
 
 Philips, Stephen, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Philips, Thos., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Philips, Thbs., attached, 1. 405. 
 Philips, Thomas, militiaman, 9. 344, 
 
 689. 
 Philips, Wm., a J. P., 4. 889, 951, 1243. 
 Philips, Wm., army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Philips, Zacha., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Philips, Zacha., army rank, 16, 1140. 
 Philip's Line, 25. 111. 
 Philips Ordinary, 15. 699. 
 Phillips. See Phelps, Philips, Philps, 
 Phipps, Philups. 
 
 Phillips, , 21. 270, 271. 
 
 Phillips, Capt., dead, 15. 757. 
 gets recruiting money, 11. 476, 485, 
 
 557. 
 roster of co., 16. 1012, 1027, 1050, 
 1056, 1074, 1089, 1096, 1102, 1124, 
 1133, 1144, 1154-5, 1169, 1182. 
 Phillips (Philips), Maj. Gen. (Br.), 17. 
 1013. 
 arrives in Va., 15. 435. 
 at Petersburg, 15. 458. 
 Clinton to on So. campaign, 1 7. 1020- 
 
 1023, 1026. 
 commands Br. in Va., 17. ix, 82, 994. 
 Cornwallis to on his movement 
 
 north, 17. ix, 1019-20. 
 dead, 17. 1029. 
 
 junction with Cornwallis to be pre- 
 vented, 15. 465. 
 opposed by LaPayette, 15. 454-455. 
 sent to Va., 16. viii; 17. 1016, 1017, 
 1018, 1019, 1024, 1025, 1035, 1036, 
 1037. 
 to Clinton on Guilford C. H., 17. 
 1010. 
 Phillips, Widow, marries Hall, 1. 226. 
 Phillips, Abraham, in Conv. 1788, 22. 
 
 3, 5, 26, 27, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35. 
 Phillips, Abram, in assem., 21. 2, 3, 6, 
 52, 66, 68, 74, 109, 121, 130, 154, 
 168, 179, 190, 194, 195, 234, 264, 
 288, 305, 344, 346, 354, 358, 367, 372, 
 379, 382, 411, 432, 872, 873, 927, 930, 
 931, 937, 941, 946, 965, 970, 977, 
 999, 1003, 1006, 1012, 1013, 1015, 
 ■ 1021, 1031, 1032, 1050, 1055. 
 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 46, 49. 
 Phillips, Adam, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Phillips, Andrew, in army, 15. 730. 
 Phillips, Benjamin, fined, 9. 651. 
 Phillips, Ben, in militia, 22. 349. 
 Phillips (Phillipps), Daniel, juror, 1. 
 589, 590. 
 
PHILLIPS, DANIEL 
 
 308 
 
 PHILPHS, GODFREY 
 
 law suit, 1. 593-4. 
 
 proves letter of att'y, 1. 566. 
 
 receives power of att'y, 1. 583. 
 Phillips, Dan'!!, juror, 4. 520. 
 Phillips, David, petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-87-5. 
 Phillips, Ethel red (-d red), accounts as 
 tobacco buyer, 21. 96-97. 
 
 allowance to, 19. 517. 
 
 in assembly, 16. 3, 49, 127, 165, 167; 
 17. 269, 293, 297, 304, 354, 359, 
 364, 365, 366, 368, 387, 391, 394, 
 395, 406, 425; 18. 226, 228, 257, 
 284, 298, 311, 312, 317, 344, 345, 
 346, 350, 357, 360, 361, 362, 376, 389, 
 
 412, 440, 445, 469, 470, 471; 19. 
 395, 517, 528; 20. 7, 21, 23, 102, 
 479; 21. 193, 195, 233, 264, 288, 
 294, 305, 332, 344, 345, 354, 358, 
 372, 382, 402, 411, 431, 729, 731, 
 732, 748, 757, 780, 781, 801, 815, 
 831, 839, 845, 846, 852, 853, 854, 
 860, 862, 867, 868, 886, 896, 1003, 
 1027; on com. of assem., 17. 280, 
 288, 353, 385, 402, 403; 18. 30, 37, 
 58, 102, 263, 267, 282, 292, 334. 
 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 nom. major, 19. 141, 145, 256. 
 surveys Tarboro, 24. 853. 
 sheriff, 21. 1073. 
 
 to Johnston on tobacco and answer, 
 21. 467, 476, 515-516, 521, 533, 548, 
 559-560, 566. 
 tobacco coms'r, 18. 189, 420, 451, 
 459; 20. 281, 289, 453, 482; 21. 
 510, 692, 723, 724. 
 Phillips, George, in army, 13. 524. 
 Phillips, George, juror, 4. 525. 
 Phillips, George, settler, 1. 76. 
 Phillips, Henry, visited by Edmund- 
 son, 1. xviii, 215-216. 
 Phillips, Irby, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Phillips, Isabelie, land grant to, 4. 
 
 767. 
 Phillips, James, cited before assem., 
 19. 62. 
 in assembly, 17. 877, 878, 947, 948, 
 953, 963; 19. 383, 392, 400, 401, 
 
 413, 451, 741. 
 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 25, 28, 29, 
 32. 
 
 It. col., 20. 272, 460. 
 
 nom. for collector, 19. 625, 633. 
 Phillips, Jas., in militia, 22. 310. 
 Phillips, Jas., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Phillips, James, juror, 4. 520. 
 Phillips, Jeremiah, pay to, 22. 457. 
 
 Phi 
 Phi 
 
 lips, John, 4. 618. 
 
 lips, John, case of, 2.' 602. 
 
 tried for theft, 2. 591-592. 
 Phillips, Jno., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Phillips, John, in militia, 22. 416. 
 Phillips, John, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Phillips, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Phillips, John Lot, 11. 268. 
 Phillips, Joseph, building coms'r, 23. 
 
 973. 
 Phillips, Joseph, in army, 13. 519. 
 Phillips, Joseph, juror, 4. 524. 
 Phillips, Joseph, on Surry S. C, 10. 
 
 €51, 255. 
 Phillips (Philips), IVIann, cited before 
 
 assem., and testimony, 18. 18, 108, 
 
 109, 252, 308, 335. 
 convicted of fraud, 20. 630. 
 money to for support, 22. 955. 
 paroled, 22. 922. 
 petition, 20. 667. 
 prisoner of war, 22. 923. 
 put in close confineinent, 18. 76, 
 
 307. 
 signs oath as member of Council of 
 
 State, 11. 363-365. 
 Phillips, IVIark, a J. P., 5. 654. 
 road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 vestryman, 23. 343. 
 Phillips, Mason, in militia, 22. 319, 
 Phillips, Michael, in army, 15. 732. 
 Phillips, N., payment to, 13. 349. 
 Phillips, Paul, juror, 2. 463, 474. 
 Phillips, Richard, in army, 15. 730. 
 Phillips, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 349. 
 Phillips, Sam'l, pres. Mass. House of 
 
 Reps., 17. 476, 509, 593; 18. 585. 
 Phillips, Samuel F.. services of in 
 
 colonial records, 1. viii. 
 Phillips, Stephen, a J. P., 5. 654. 
 Phillips, Stephen, tory officer, 22. 198, 
 
 229. 
 Phillips, Thos., in militia, 22. 319. 
 Phillips, Thomas, juror, 4. 524. 
 Phillips, W., asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-94. 
 Phillips, Will, on regulation of Cross 
 
 Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 Phillips, Wm., a J. P., 6. 799. 
 Phillips, Wm., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Phillips, Wm., juror, 25. 187. 
 Phillips, Wm., land grants to, 4. 803. 
 Phillips, Wm., petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-5. 
 Phillips, Wm., vestryman, 23. 344. 
 Phillis, 11. 821. 
 Philphs, Godfrey, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 
PHILPOT, JOHN 
 
 309 
 
 PICKENS, JAMES 
 
 Philpot, John, indicted, 1. 424. 
 Philpot, Mary, sells land, 1. 488. 
 Philpot, Thomas, asks relief from 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 
 petition on who are tithables, 9. 97. 
 Philpot, Thos., takes oath, 22. 169. 
 Philpot, Wm., takes oath, 22. 169. 
 
 Phi I pott, , law suit, 1. 401. 
 
 Philpott (Philpot, Philpon), John, in- 
 dicted for treason, 1. 430-431. 
 
 debts of, 1. 444. 
 
 estate administered on, 1. 445, 451. 
 
 goods in lands of, 1. 437. 
 
 juror, 1. 392. 
 
 law suits, 1. 387, 389, 393. 
 
 proves will, 1. 393. 
 Philpott, Mary, petition, 1. 444. 
 Philps. See Phelps, Philips, etc. 
 Philps, Samuel, petition, 1. 551. 
 Phllps's Point. See Phelps's Point. 
 Phllsbry, Richard, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Philups. See Phelps, Philips, Phillips, 
 
 etc. 
 Philups, Charles, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-807. 
 Philups, James, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-7. 
 Phiiyan, John, ammunition to, 14. 399. 
 Phipp, Wm., land grant to, 4. 765. 
 Phippen, Capt., goods seized at Bath, 
 
 3. 227. 
 PhippS. See Phelps, Philips, Phillips, 
 
 etc. 
 Phipps, Capt., Constantine, 7. 94. 
 
 brings stamps, 7. 143, 161, 168, 189, 
 190, 195. 
 
 called back from N. C, 7. 165-166. 
 
 letter from ment'd, 7. 147. 
 
 stamp act proceedings, 7. 170, 171, 
 173, 182, 189, 199. 
 
 Tryon to on stamp act proceedings 
 and answer, 7. 179, 180. 
 Phipps, Isaiah, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Phipps, Isiah, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 Phipps, James, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Phipps, John, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Phipps, Joseph, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Phipps, Wm., land grant to, 4. 353. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 706. 
 
 road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Phipp's Farm, Mass., 9. 1229. 
 Phips, Isaiah, pay to, 22. 489. 
 Phips, John, army pay, 17. 241. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Phips, John, petition on catching fish, 
 
 9. 87-88. 
 Phoebus, convoys ships, 13. 333. 
 
 escorts troops, 13. 326. 
 Phoenix, Schooner, memorial on, 20. 
 
 229, 231, 291. 
 Physock, John, patent altered, 6. 77. 
 Pia matta (Piametta), answer to talk 
 by, 11. 191-192. 
 
 at Indian congress, 11. 179, 203. 
 makes peace with Cherokees, 1 1 . 
 
 199. 
 speech at Indian congress, 11. 183- 
 184. 
 Piametahaw, talk of, 17. 86. 
 Piamingo, talk of, 17. 86. 
 Pianl<shaws, want treaty with U. S., 
 
 17. 159, 160. 
 Piccolominaeus (Piccolominco), Uni- 
 
 versa Philos. de-Moribus, 2. 583. 
 Pickens, Mr., surveyor on Cherokee 
 
 boundary, 7. 207. 
 Pickens, Capt., reconnoiters, 10. 746, 
 
 747. 
 Pickens, Col., surrenders, 22. 190. 
 Pickens, Andrew, 16. 984; 22. 96, 100, 
 121, 123, 159. 
 and Cherokee campaign, 16. 697, 
 
 698. 
 Blount opposes Hopewell, 18. 491. 
 Blount to on Hopewell treaty, 17. 
 
 578-580. 
 commands N. C. militia, 10. 960; 
 Salisbury brigade, 16. vii; troops 
 19. 969. 
 elected Indian com. and letters on 
 same, 17. 431, 473-475, 479, 485, 
 487, 489-490, 493, 510, 514-515, 516- 
 518, 522, 523-525, 536, 538, 566-567, 
 568, 582-586. 
 movements, 19. 980, 990; 22. 141, 
 
 142. 
 sent against Cherokees, 16. 450. 
 S. C. boundary comr., 18. 675-676. 
 treats with Chickasaws, 18. 493-495; 
 with Choctaws, 18. 799-802. 
 Pickens, Andrew, in militia, 22. 381. 
 Pickens, Andrew, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1250. 
 Pickens, Andrew, report on Anson Co. 
 
 militia, 22. 381-2. 
 Pickens, Gen. Israel, sent against 
 Indians, 16. xi. 
 S. C. coms'r on Indian treaty, 21. 
 
 544. 
 to hold Indian treaty, 21. 522, 523, 
 
 546. 
 wounded, 15. 638. 
 Pickens, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 
PICKENS, JAMES 
 
 310 
 
 PIDCOCK, JOHN 
 
 Pickens, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Pickens, J no., in militia, 22. 381. 
 Pickens, Jos., in militia, 22. 382. 
 Pickens, Wm., in militia, 22. 382. 
 Pickens's Store, 17. 568. 
 Pickering, Col., 14. 628, 629. 
 Pickering, Gabriel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 590. 
 Pickering, Richard, appraiser, 2. 43, 
 
 44. 
 Pickering, Sam'l, asks aid for S. C, 2. 
 
 196-199. 
 Pickering, Col. Timothy, letter on 
 suits against officers discussed, 
 16. 396-397. 
 makes return of N. C. troops in 
 Cont. army, 11. 667, 676, 690, 703. 
 orders by, 12. 476. 
 publishes court martial of Vail, 13. 
 
 372. 
 Q. M. G., 15. 57. 
 reports on N. C. troops in Cont. 
 
 army, 13. 365. 
 sets out for army, 14. 595. 
 to Burke on horses for troops, 13. 
 
 201-202. 
 to Caswell on formation of New 
 regiment, 14. 70-71; on leather 
 sent north for troops, 13. 200. 
 to Gates on arms, 14. 533. 
 Picket, James, a J. P., 23. 992. 
 Picket (Pickett), James, a J. P., 8. 
 149. 
 allowance to estate, 22. 839. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 in assem., 8. 106, 326; 9. 137, 139, 
 144, 145, 223, 392, 447, 475, 481, 
 519, 589, 716, 720, 722, 733, 736, 
 757, 764, 770, 847, 854, 899, 906, 
 907, 909, 917, 931, 952. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 500, 918, 970. 
 irregularity in qualifying as sheriff, 
 
 9. 56. 
 on com. of assembly, 9. 740. 
 presides at court, 8. 255. 
 suit against, 5. 1083. 
 writ served on, 8. 388. 
 Picket, R., Baptist minister, 5. 1183. i 
 Picket, Samuel, breaks jail, 5. 977. 
 Picket, Thos., ensign, 10. 287. 
 Picket, Thos., in militia, 22. 285. 
 Picket, Thos., lieut, 10. 518. 
 Picket (Pickett), Wm., act to extend 
 time of settlement as sheriff, 25 
 520-1. 
 and regulators, 22. 411. 
 
 captain, 10. 187, 287, 937. 
 
 claims, 9. 590. 
 
 debts due by, 8. 278-9. 
 
 in assembly, 9. 475; 12. 271, 283, 
 
 284, 368, 406, 414. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 164, 167, 172, 
 
 913, 970. 
 on com. of cor. of Anson, 9. 1033. 
 on regulator troubles, 8. 307. 
 questioned on regulators, 15. 762-3; 
 
 22. 411. 
 reports on refusal of regulators to 
 
 pay taxes, 8. 255-256. 
 to Council of Safety on danger from 
 Tories, 10. 669-670. 
 Picket, Wm., in assem., 20. 142, 168, 
 230, 246, 276. 
 major, 10. 530. 
 Picket, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 
 Pickett, , army record, 13. 474. 
 
 Pickett, E., regulator, 8. 79. 
 Pickett, James, act to extend time of 
 settlement as sheriff, 25. 520-1. 
 boundary coms'r, 24. 233. 
 CO. coms'r, 24. 151. 
 distraint on for taxes, 1 5. 762, 763. 
 in assem., 21. 751, 893, 899, 927, 930, 
 931, 946, 965, 980, 999, 1003, 1012, 
 1013, 1021, 1031, 1050, 1055. 
 road coms'r, 23. 870, 920. 
 Pickett, James, juror, 10. 2. 
 Pickett, James, juror, 10. 4, 5, 6, 8. 
 Pickett, James, juror, 10. 8. 
 Pickett, Thomas, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Pickett, Wm., a J. P., 23. 992. 
 in assem., 19. 373, 375, 490, 614, 622, 
 
 643, 671, 677, 682, 688, 714. 
 owes state, 21. 1070. 
 sheriff, 21.. 1077. 
 
 Pickhart, , In land suit, 15. 409. 
 
 Pickles, Mr., carries dispatches, 22. 
 
 765. 
 Pickles, Wm., brings dispatches from 
 
 C. C, 13. 229. 
 Pickman, John, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Pickman, M., Baptist minister, 5. 119!!. 
 Pickney. See Pinckney. 
 Pickney, Charles, to Moultrie on ar- 
 
 fairs in S. C, 14. 263. 
 Pickney, Thomas, prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Pickral, Henry, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Picolata, Fla., 7. 282. 
 
 conference at, 7. 232, 235. 
 Pictures, Spanish, preserved in Wil- 
 mington, 22. iv. 
 Pidcock, John, builds Soracte, 4. 686. 
 rights proved, 4. 598. 
 
PIDCOCK, JOHN 
 
 311 
 
 PIERSON, ANNE 
 
 Pidcock, J ho., in militia, 22. 284. 
 Pidgeon River, 10. 897; 25. 6. 
 Piearce, John, law suit, 1. 481. 
 Piears, Thos., gives power of att'y, 1. 
 521. 
 sells land, 1. 521. 
 Piece of Eight, bills returned in, 1. 
 
 853. 
 Piecock, Stephen, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Piedmont, 14. 739. 
 Piedmont Section, 10. 713. 
 Pierce. See Pearce, Pears, Peirce. 
 Pierce, IMr., 17. 381. 
 Pierce, Mr., certificates signed by not 
 
 surrendered, 18. 233. 
 Pierce, Mr., removes custom house at 
 Currituck, 9. 236, 237. 
 suspended as collector, 9. 994. 
 Pierce, Maj., 14. 668. 
 Pierce, Arthur, land grant to, 4. 707. 
 Pierce, Arthur, liberated and exam- 
 ined on frauds, 18. 65, 71, 301, 304. 
 Pierce, Arthur, militiaman, 7. 262. 
 Pierce, Dorothy, imported, 1. 394. 
 Pierce, Edmd., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pierce, Edmond, land grant corrected, 
 
 4. 885, 887. 
 Pierce, Ephm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pierce, Ephraim, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 Pierce, Everett, in assem., 20. 120, 
 
 121, 147, 239, 240, 287, 288. 
 Pierce, Everit, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 Pierce, George, patroler, 10. 63. 
 Pierce, Hardy, army rank, 13. 507; 
 
 16. 1137. 
 Pierce, Israel, army pay, 17. 241. 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pierce, James, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Pierce, James, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Pierce, James, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Pierce, Jas., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Pierce, Jas., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pierce, James, in army, 13. 505. 
 Pierce, James, in army, 13. 514. 
 Pierce, Jesse, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 Pierce, John, imported, 1. 394. 
 Pierce, John, imported, 1. 394. 
 Pierce, John, Chadwick on case of, 13. 
 153. 
 complaints against, 9. 618-619. 
 com. of army accounts, 17. 569, 599. 
 fails to account for customs collect- 
 ed, 9. 569, 581. 
 issues certificates, 18. 281. 
 proc. for arrest of, 18. 79, 83. 
 to Caswell on army certificates, 17. 
 
 570; on receipts of agents of N. 
 C. Line, 18. 727-735. 
 to Penner on sums due N. C. Line, 
 18. 651, 653-654, 702. 
 Pierce, John, paymaster gen. tJ. S., 
 
 21. 764. 
 Pierce, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pierce, Joseph, will proved, 1. 650. 
 Pierce, Lazarus, claim allowed, 18. 
 329. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 37, 62. 
 Pierce, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pierce, Mary, imported, 1. 394. 
 Pierce, Parker, land grant to, 4. 590. 
 Pierce, Philomon, land grant to, 4. 
 
 708. 
 Pierce, Reuben, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank" 16. 1139. 
 Pierce, Richard, juror, 4. 518. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 703. 
 Pierce, Richard, militiaman, 7. 262. 
 Pierce, Capt. Richard, list of company, 
 
 7. 262-263. 
 Pierce, Solomon, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Pierce, Theophllus, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Pierce, Thomas, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Pierce, Thos., army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Pierce, Thos., buys, 1. 650. 
 imports persons, 1. 394. 
 juror, 1. 388, 627. 
 Pierce, Thos., imported, 1. 394. 
 Pierce, Thos., in army, 13. 523. 
 Pierce, Thos., petition rejected, 13. 
 
 963. 
 Pierce, Thomas, rights proved, 4. 
 625, 705. 
 road coms'r, 23. 214. 
 Pierce (Pieres), Thos., The Sinner Im- 
 pleaded, 2. 583. 
 Pierce, Susanna Ruth, imported, 1. 
 
 394. 
 Pierce, Wm., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Pierce, Wm., army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Pierce, Wm., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Pierce, Wm., letter ment'd, 17. 921. 
 Pierclll, James, claims, 18. 11. 
 Piercy, James, reward for, 10. 939; 
 
 12. 75, 77. 
 Pierre, J., 19. 880.. 
 Piers. See Pearce, Peirce, Pierce. 
 Piers, Wm., petition against marriage, 
 
 act, 9. 623-624. 
 Plerse, Henery, in militia, 22. 422. 
 Pierson, Anne, marries Simpson, 7. 
 39. 
 
PIERSON, JEREMIAH 
 
 312 
 
 PILOTAGE 
 
 Pierson, Jeremiah, in militia, 22. 338. 
 Pierson, John, asks for new county,. 9. 
 
 91. 
 Pierson, Rich'd, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pierson, Robert, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Pierson, Sam'l, in militia, 22. ililS. 
 Pierson, Silivan, in militia, 22. 338. 
 Pierson, Thos., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Pierson, Thos., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pigeon River, 10. 713, 883; 17. 579; 
 
 22. 146. 
 Pigeon Roost Creel<, 2. 777, 784, 810. 
 Piggott, Eiijah, juror, 8. 528. 
 Piggott, James, road coms'r, 23. 909. 
 Piggott, Benjamin, as^cs pay for sup- 
 plies against regulators, 9. 345-5. 
 Piggott, Jeremiah, and regulator, 7. 
 745. 
 
 asks pay for supplies against regu- 
 lators, 9. 354-5. 
 
 to Fanning on regulators, 7. 745. 
 Piggotts, Benjamin, claim, 9. 488. 
 Pigg's, inspection at, 25 313, 379. 
 Pigot, Gen., threatened, 13. 199. 
 Pigott, James, refuses to take oath, 
 
 13. 446. 
 Pigott, John, refuses to take oath, 13. 
 
 446. 
 Pigue, Jemimah, captain, 11. 832. 
 Pil<e, Capt., roster of co., 16. 1076, 
 
 1184. 
 Pike, Affrica, imported, 1. 395. 
 Pil<e, Benj., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 
 advanced to lieut., 10. 620. 
 
 lieut., 10. 518. 
 Pil<e, Ben, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Pike, Jane, administrator, 2. 307. 
 Pike, John, guit rents of, 22. 250. 
 pike, Samuel, imported, 1. 395. 
 Pike, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 1035. 
 Pikes, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 884. 
 Piland, Geo., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Piland, Peter, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Pliant, Edward, in militia, 15. 399. 
 Pliant, Peter, in militia, 15. 399. 
 Pilchard, J no., army pay, 16. 1134. 
 Pilcher, Jno., in militia, 22. 422. 
 Pile, Capt., Rowling to be delivered to, 
 
 12. 292. 
 Pile (Piles, Pyle), John (Dr. and Col.), 
 7. 777. 
 
 a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 
 association of not signed, 9, 1266. 
 
 defeated, 19. 956, 960, 962, 969, 991 
 22. 121, 123, 124. 
 
 escapes from prison, 10. 631. 
 
 furnishes wagon to Tryon, 8. 610. 
 
 gives bond and liberated, 10. 968. 
 
 loyalist, 10. 600, 603. 
 
 no indictment against, 7. 844. 
 
 not jailed, 10. 469. 
 
 ordered to raise King's standard, 
 
 10. 441-443. 
 surrenders, 1 6. 2*4. 
 Pile, John, Jr., surrenders, 16. 244. 
 ■Pile, John, Sr., a J. P., 9. 1027, 1169. 
 Pile, Wm., reports to assembly on en- 
 listments in N. C. for Ga., 12. 
 129, 130-131. 
 Piles, John, a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Piles, John, Jr., escapes from prison, 
 10. 631. 
 loyalist, 10. 600. 
 Pilgrim, Amos, regulator, 7. 809. 
 Pilgrim Church, history, 8. 743, 744. 
 Pilgrim's Lutheran Church, 8. 776, 
 
 777. 
 Pilkenton, Rich'd., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pilkenton, Seth (Sesith), a J. P., 3. 
 252; 4. 47, 224. 
 juror, 2. 712. 
 land grant asked, 4. 441; grant to, 
 
 4. 335, 344, 590, 675, 853. 
 patent affirmed, 4. 350. 
 resurvey to, 4. 636. 
 road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 surveyor, 4. 626. 
 Pilkerton, John, 24. 285. 
 Pillas, Anthonie, vessel awarded to, 
 
 14. 253. 
 Pillegrew, Hance, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pilley, John, ensign, 10. 963. 
 Pi 1 1 man, Peter, petitions for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956.' 
 Pillory, 2. 547, 718; 23. 166, 202, 295, 
 312, 393, 491, 492, 680, 747, 779, 863, 
 901; 24. 13, 14. 170, 189, 207, 277, 
 315. 
 act for, 24. 795. 
 use of, a. 769. 
 See also Public Buildings. 
 Pilly, John, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Pilotage, act on, 25. 194-6; to regu- 
 late, 23. 355-358, 381-383, 650-4; 
 24. 124-128, 167-8, 218, 316, 502-8, 
 586-93, 658-61, 719, 851-3, 960; 25. 
 6-7, 71-3; in Cape Pear River, 23. 
 682-3, 858-9. 
 bill to amend act to regulate, 13. 
 577, 594, 604, 681, 700, 715; to regu- 
 late, 6. 1105, 1111, 1114, 1121-1122, 
 1126, 1173, 1174, 1178, 1185, 1186, 
 1187, 1197-1198, 1230, 1235, 1239, 
 1243, 1245, 1246, 1247, 1252, 1280- 
 
PILOTS 
 
 313 
 
 PINDUM, HEZEKIAH 
 
 1281, 1290, 1297, 1302, 1304, 1307- 
 1308; 7. 47, 48, 49, 50, 52-53, 56- 
 57, 69, 70, 74, 76, 82, 83, 92, 313, 
 319-320, 323, 324-325, 326, 339, 388, 
 391, 398, 399, 402, 406, 421; 12. 
 177, 191, 193, 202, 205, 209-210, 254, 
 346, 357, 365, 370, 377-378, 385, 387, 
 452, 594, 600, 613, 617, 625-626, 654, 
 703, 704, 721, 732, 737; 13. 356; 
 19. 182, 190, 209, 304, 307, 313, 
 316, 330, 339, 429, 430, 448, 484, 
 485, 767, 768, 781, 788, 790, 805, 807, 
 830; of Cape Pear River, 4. 1263, 
 1264, 1268, 1269, 1273, 1287, 1288, 
 1291, 1293, 1295, 1300, 1323, 1325, 
 1326, 1329, 1337, 1338, 1340, 1342, 
 1345, 1348; 9. 115, 118, 122, 127, 
 128, 129, 136, 163; 172, 175, 180, 
 183, 189, 202, 203, 204, 209, 210, 
 222, 255. 
 Pilots, act on, 23. 296; 25. 160; on 
 fees, etc., 23. 826-7; 24. 592-3; on 
 navigation, 23. 375-8; to license, 
 24. 125-6, 960; to provide, 23. 127; 
 to settle and maintain, 23. 40-2. 
 
 arrested at Wilmington by S. Com., 
 10. 388. 
 
 ask protection against negroes, 9. 
 802-804. 
 
 bill for employment of, 4. 127, 129, 
 133; on fees, 19. 559, 568, 574, 589; 
 to encourage and regulate, 4. 784, 
 785, 786; to Impower coms'rs to re- 
 move, 19. 447, 462, 474, 767, 781, 
 790, 807, 819, 824; to regulate, 4. 
 1321, 1334. 
 
 com. to examine complaints of, 10. 
 971. 
 
 directions, 10. 393. 
 
 Green on, 13. 495. 
 
 increased cost of, 4. 824. 
 
 notes on act for maintenance of, 3. 
 184. 
 
 petition for regulation, 4. 384. 
 
 refuse to bring in vessels at Ocrst- 
 cock, 13. 171. 
 
 regulation of, 23. 668-9, 670-1. 
 Pilson, Mrs. DeboCah, witness, 2. 566. 
 Pilson, Thos., claims allowed, 22. 404. 
 Pinchbeck, John, witness, 5. 769. 
 Pincl<, John, imported, 1. 436. 
 Pincl<ley, John, on Surry S. C, 10. 
 
 251. 
 Pincl<ney. See Pinkney. 
 Pinckney, IVIr., 17. 506. 
 Pinckney, iVIrs., to Harrington on med- 
 icine, 15. 432, 
 
 Pinckney, Col. Charles, 10. 332. 
 Moultrie to on movements of troops 
 
 in S. C. and Ga., 14. 269-270. 
 on court martial of Ashe, 14. 275. 
 prisoner, 14. 821; 17. 1045. 
 reinforces Port Royal, 14. 324. 
 wounded and captured at Camden, 
 14. XV. 
 Pinckney, Charles, memorial on S. C. 
 
 boundary ment'd, 5. 483. 
 Pinckney (Pinkney), Charles C, en- 
 lists troops in N. C, 10. 68. 
 in Continental Cong., 17. 556, '557, 
 591; 18. 488, 518, 528, 552, 557, 
 640, 641, 671, 709, 726, 742, 754; 20. 
 603, 632. 
 S. C. boundary Comr., 18. 675-676. 
 to Harrington on private affairs, 1 T. 
 166; on suits, 15. 674; on Wilson's 
 note, 10. 987. 
 Pinckney, Maj. Thos., Polk to on pro- 
 visions, 14. 535-6. 
 Sumter to on his operations against 
 Br. and Tories, 14. 540-543; on 
 movements of Br., provisions, etc., 
 14. 553-554. 
 to Gates on his wound, etc., 14. 560, 
 
 575. 
 to Gov. of N. C. on Indian treaty and 
 
 answer, 21. 448-449, 456. 
 to Johnston on Indian outrages and 
 answer, 21. 483-484, 491-492. 
 Pinckney's Brigade, 14. 310. 
 Pinckny, Thomas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 Pindar, Mrs., 22. 525. 
 pindar, Capt., commands the Edwards, 
 
 11. 822. 
 Pindar, Cassandra, not allowed to go 
 
 to N. Y., 13. 866. 
 Pindar, John, memorial on school, 7. 
 
 35-36. 
 Pindar, Paul, 2. 806. 
 Pindar, RIgdon, flag asked for, 22. 525. 
 Pindergrass, John, exempted, O. 807. 
 Pindexter. See Poindexter, Pointdex- 
 
 ter. 
 Pindexter, Jane, memorial, 21. 831, 
 
 862-863, 865, 1000, 1003, 1053. 
 Pindexter, Wm., memorial, 11. 1001. 
 Pindle, Dr., needs clothing, 14. 682. 
 Pindleton. See Pendleton. 
 Pindleton, Thos., in assembly, 4. 653. 
 rights proved, 4. 633. 
 warrants against, 4. 750. 
 Pindum, Hezekiah, in Indian War, 10. 
 754.. 
 
PINE CHURCH 
 
 314 
 
 PIRATES 
 
 Pin« Church, calls Storch, 8. 766, 776. 
 Pine lands, requests for, 3. 432. 
 
 wanted for saw mills, 4. 427. 
 Pine Lutheran Church, 8, 773, 781. 
 
 synod held in, 8. 775. 
 Pine timber, report on, 7. 440-441. 
 Pine Tree, 15. 736. 
 Pine Tree, S. C, 16. 483. 
 Pine Tree Creek, 14. 553. 
 Pineknot Ridge, 2. 461. 
 Piner, Edward, land grant to, 4. 616. 
 Piney Grove, 16. 1201; 17. 477, 479; 
 
 18. 553, 554, 674; 22. 992. 
 Piney Grove Church, 5. 1180. 
 Pinkerton, David, in Indian War, 16. 
 
 759. 
 Pinkham, Capt., takes up the Race 
 
 Horse at sea, 13. 176, 177. 
 Pinkham, Zephariah, elected lieut., 12. 
 636, 638, 743, 744. 
 
 petition on use of Carteret militia, 
 
 15. 146-147. 
 Pinkney. See Pinckney. 
 
 Pinkney, . Malmedy lies on, 14. 
 
 701. 
 Pinkney (Pickney), John, character, 
 
 11. 600. 
 printer, dead, 11. 600; 12. 118, 273, 
 
 275; 22. 931. 
 resolve to appoint as public printer, 
 
 11. 617; 12. 36. 
 Pinkstone, Wm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pinkum, Capt., 22. 895. 
 Pinkum, Phillip, in army, 13. 509, 530; 
 
 16. 1136. 
 
 Pinnel, Jno., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Pinnel, Joshua, in militia, 22. 377. 
 Pinnel, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 377. 
 Pins, bounty for, 16. v. 
 
 manufacture of encouraged, 16. 217. 
 Pinson, Aaron, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 on occupation of Indian lands, 10. 
 
 769. 
 Pinson, Agron, refuses to take oath, 
 
 22. 177. 
 Pintard, John, 17. 481. 
 Piomingo, makes treaty with U. S. 
 
 18, 493-495. 
 Sevier to on settlements 
 
 Chickasaws, 22. 704-5. 
 Pioneers, should be exempted from 
 
 taxes, 5. 498. 
 Pierce, Phil., juror, 4. 524. 
 Piorey, Phillip, juror, 4. 517. 
 Pipe, Capt., signs Indian treaty, 18 
 
 514. 
 Piper, Jethro, army pay, 17. 241. 
 
 among 
 
 Piper, John, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pipkin, Howard, in militia, 22. 359. 
 Pipkin, Isaac, in militia, 9. 296. 
 Pipkin, Isaac, in militia, 22. 359. 
 Pipkin, Isaac, resigns as J. P., 26. 
 195, 199, 377. 
 
 sheriff, 21. 1074. 
 Pipkin, John, juror, 25. 186. 
 Pipkin, Joseph, a J. P., 9. 1028; 23. 
 993. 
 
 C. H. coms'r, 24. 465. 
 
 juror, 9. 692. 
 Pipkin, Phillip, signs Pitt Asso., 16. 
 
 222. 
 Pipkin, Wm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pipkin, Willis, cited before assembly, 
 
 18. 18, 252. 
 Pipkins, Willis, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Pippen, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pippin, Rich'd., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Pirant, James, juror, 4. 523. 
 Pirates, 22. 405, 757, 758. 
 
 act on fees in trials of, 25. 139-41, 
 225; to suppress, 25. v. 
 
 action towards Spaniards, 5. 757. 
 
 at St. Augustine, 13. 271. 
 
 benefits from trade of, 1. 466. 
 
 bill to punish, 26. 491. 
 
 Board of Trade on, 1. 475-476. 
 
 commission for trial of, 3. 81-82, 126; 
 to suppress, 1. 354. 
 
 Craven on, in C, 1. 348-349. 
 
 encouraged in prop, colonies, 1. 553. 
 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 322. 
 
 entertained in N. C, 2. 396. 
 
 escape in Princess Anne Co., 1. 518; 
 
 favors of, 2. 326. 
 
 fees for pardons, 2. 333-334; for trial 
 of, 4. 196-197. 
 
 find refuge in charter gov'ts, 1 . 631. 
 
 friends of, 2. 335. 
 
 governor to try, 3. 117. 
 
 harbored in C, 1. 347. 
 
 in American colonies, 1. 468, 469. 
 
 in C, 1. 467. 
 
 in N. C, 1. 666; 2. 420; 3. 49. 
 
 in the Bahamas, 1. 466. 
 
 infest proprietary colonies, 1. 536, 
 541. 
 
 instructions on, 5. 1140. 
 
 intercourse with S. C. people, 2. 848. 
 
 King's instructions on, 1. 526-527. 
 
 law needed against, 21. 11. 
 
 no authority for trial of, in N. C 2. 
 677. 
 
 order to pass law against, 1 . 347-348. 
 
PIRKENS 
 
 315 
 
 PITT, J. 
 
 presence of, 1. 674, 886. 
 proclamations on sent to N. C, 1. 
 
 518; pub. against, 1. 515, 517. 
 protected, 21. 476. 
 received in N. C, 1. 527. 
 relations to Sothell, 1. 383. 
 Spanish expedition against, 4. 1307, 
 
 1309. 
 Spotswood to Lord Carteret on cap- 
 ture of French, 2. 324-327. 
 subjects of England taken on en- 
 emy's ships to be tried as, 4. 757. 
 surrender, 2. 306. 
 threaten Brunswick, 23. 240. 
 to be seized, 1. 380. 
 traders seized for, 1. 368-369. 
 trial of, 2. 319-320, 329; considered, 
 
 9. 309. 
 vessel seized as, 1. 546. 
 See also Teach, Edward. 
 Pirkens. See Perkins. 
 Pirkens, John, law suit, 1. 482-483. 
 Pirkins, Edmund, gives boy away, 1. 
 
 398. 
 Pirkinson, Beverly, in Indian War, 10. 
 
 759. 
 Pirkinson, Henry, witness, 2. 86. 
 Pirut, Jolin, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Pisack, John, land grant to, 4. 765. 
 Piscataqua, port in N. H., 17. 574, 575. 
 Piscataway, camp at, 12. 496. 
 Piscataway Town, Md., 9. 1065, 1069. 
 Pisgah (IVItn.), 10. 883. 
 Pison, Edward Daniel, imported, 1. 
 
 613. 
 Pitch, act on frauds, 23. 55-56, 333; 25. 
 160; to inspect, 23. 432, 485, 639- 
 49, 790-801; 24. 580-6, 658-61; 25. 
 313-19, 378-87, 499-500. 
 amount shipped, 2. 396. 
 and tar, memorial on furnishing, 1. 
 
 721; trade in, 3. 50. 
 as currency, 1. 715. 
 bill for inspection, 5. 266, 267, 26!}, 
 272, 274, 275, 287, 288, 289, 29t., 
 296, 300, 505, 508, 510, 512, 513, 
 519, 535, 537, 541, 544, 546, 549, 
 550, 551, 558, 898, 1020, 1025, 1026, 
 1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1036, 1045, 
 1050, 1052, 1067, 1068, 1072, 1074, 
 1075, 1076, 1077; 6. 844, 847, 863, 
 866, 879-880, 883-884, 901-902, 905, 
 906, 911, 934, 936, 950-951, 954; to 
 regulate preparation of, 8. 318-319. 
 law suits over, 2. 81. 
 petition on, 8. 164-165. 
 report on, 4. 5-6. 
 
 Pitch Hole branch, 24. 758. 
 Pitch Landing, 12. 358; 15. 545, 575; 
 ie. 472; 22. 535, 592; 23. 478, 488. 
 
 British at, 15. 558-559, 560, 571. 
 inspection at, 24. 107, 581; 25. 313, 
 
 379. 
 public stores at, 16. 209. 
 tobacco at, IB. 495; 22. 574; in- 
 spection at, 23. 411, 641, 736, 792; 
 impressed, 22. 556; warehouses 
 at, 5. xlii; 12. 190; 23. 514. 
 Pitchet, Oliver, army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Pitchlynn, John, interpreter, 18. 802. 
 Pitkin, IVIr., 2. 900. 
 Pitman. See Pittman. 
 Pitman, Ambrose, juror, 4. 523. 
 Pitman, Isham, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Pitman, James, land grant to, 4. 616, 
 
 651. 
 Pitman, Jese, in militia, 22. 282. 
 Pitman, Jno., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pitman, John, enters caveat, 6. 77. 
 Pitman, John, vestryman, 23. 384. 
 Pitman, Jos., allowance to, 19. 125, 
 
 127, 698, 705. 
 Pitman, Jos., forced into service, 19^ 
 
 95. 
 Pitman, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 635, 
 
 885, 896. 
 Pitman, Michael, rights proved, 4. 617. 
 Pitman, Peter, land grant to, 4. 63. 
 Pitman, Robert, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Pitman, Sam'l, memorial, 18. 11, 58, 
 239, 243, 288, 296. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 225, 
 230, 238, 242. 
 Pitman, Thos., 2. 808. 
 Pitson, Thomas, executor sued and 
 
 imprisoned, 4. 805-806. 
 Pitt, J., at Board of Trade meeting, 4. 
 757-758, 797-798, 848-850, 883, 936- 
 5, 1028-31, 1235-7; 5. 26-9, 480-8. 
 on appointment of Henley as chief 
 
 justice, 5. 403. 
 on size of land grants and cultiva- 
 tion, 5. 443. 
 ordinance fort Johnston discussed, 
 
 5. 399-400. 
 thanksgiving proclamation sent to, 
 
 5. xxix. 
 to Dobbs on public affairs, 5. 412- 
 
 417. 
 to Johnston on indigo, etc., 4. 870- 
 
 872; on public affairs, 4. 846. 
 to King on defenceless state of N. 
 C, 5. 395-396; on McCuUoh's quit 
 rent petition, 5. 122-123. 
 
PITT, RICHARD 
 
 316 
 
 PITT COUNTY 
 
 to Privy Council on Palatine's vs. 
 Pollock, 4.. 873-5, 
 Pitt, Rich., juror, 25. 190. 
 Pitt, Thos., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 petition, 20. 215; 21. 62, 82, 89(?), 
 192(?) 
 Pitt, Wm., 5. 932; e. 86, 87, 88, 93, 96, 
 
 97, 110, 243, 248, 249, 306. 
 Pitt, Wm. (Lord Chatham), 19. 923, 
 924. 
 absolute, 9. 1001. 
 address to be sent to, 6. 413. 
 at Privy Council, 5. 53-54. 
 Board of Trade to on Turner for 
 naval officer and his appointment, 
 5. 41-42. 
 circular letter on raising troops for 
 
 French War, 1 1 . 137-139, 140-142. 
 commissions Berry as chief justice, 
 
 5. 963-964; Child as Atty. Gen., 6. 
 52. 
 
 Dobbs to on aid to French War, 6. 
 40-41; on assembly and French 
 War, 6. 234; on French War, b. 
 560, 754-755, 934-935, 986-987; 6. 
 24-25, 220-1; in South, 6. 60-62, 64- 
 65; on his quarrel with assembly, 
 
 6. 257-9; on Indian War in South, 
 6. 220-1, 263-4; and aid bill, 6. 266- 
 7; on puhlic affairs, 5. 792; on 
 services of his son, 6. 17-18; on 
 troops for French War, 6. 324-326; 
 on victories over French, 6. 9. 
 
 letters from and to ment'd, 5. 805, 
 806, 807, 809, 999; B. 346, 365, 371, 
 377-378, 380, 415, 421, 428, 462, 500, 
 595, 624, 625, 639, 699, 700; con- 
 sidered by com. of whole, 6. 102. 
 
 nominates Turner as naval officer, 
 6. 72-73. 
 
 order ment'd, 6. 989. 
 
 resignation accepted, 8. 699. 
 
 signs commission of Child, 1 1 . 137. 
 
 to Dobbs on raising troops for 
 French War, 5. 789-791. 
 
 to governors of N. A. on appoint- 
 ment of Abercromby as general in 
 chief, 5. 791-792; on offences 
 against Spain, 5. 785. 
 
 to lay instructions on aid bills be- 
 fore King, 6. 43. 
 
 to lay warrants before King for sig- 
 nature, 11. 127, 133, 135, 136, 140, 
 142, 143, 144. 
 Pitt (fort), 6. 317, 326; 13. 497. 
 
 capture of reported, 11. 606, 616. 
 
 N. C. Light Horse at, 13. xiv. 
 
 treaty to be held at, 17. 161. 
 
 Pitt Academy, act to establish, 24. 
 867-9. 
 
 Pitt County, 6. 807, 977, 1082, 1127; 7. 
 126, 353, 477, 943; 8. 163, 262, 508, 
 529; 9. 171, 179, 298, 593, 1247; 
 
 10. 66, 416, 459, 525, 558, 638, 917; 
 
 11. 424, 731; 12. 567; 13. 139, 168, 
 420; 14. 184, 333, 590; 15. 97; 16. 
 480, 487, 640; 17. 650, 734, 742; 
 
 18. 135, 497, 685; 19. 43, 166, 253, 
 377, 378, 427; 20. 610; 21. 204, 
 1007, 1067, 1070; 22. 408, 409, 447, 
 448, 839, 859, 860, 861; 23. 553, 564, 
 575, 618, 692, 705, 724, 744, 814, 
 855, 874, 904, 912, 947, 976, 991; 24. 
 467, 531, 532, 581, 702; 25. 64, 494. 
 
 act for academy in, 24. 867-9; for 
 court, 24. 37-9, 50-64, 162; for free 
 ferry, 24. 940; for tax for pub. 
 buildings, 24. 522; 25. 51-2; for 
 town, 23. 865-6, 968-9; on bound- 
 ary line, 23. 629; on bridges and 
 ferries, 23. 785-6; on jurors, 24. 
 82-4, 273-5, 758; on strays, 23. 777- 
 91, 972; to add part of Craven to, 
 24. 825-6; part to Beaufort Co., 24. 
 758; to clear Tar River and Fish- 
 ing Creek, 24. 702-3; to collect 
 tax arrears in, 23. 592; 25. 473-4; 
 to create, 23. 531-4; to destroy 
 vermin, 23. 971; to extend bound- 
 ary, 24. 647; to fix time for co. 
 cts., 24. 717, 838, 946-7. 
 
 association of, 10. 61-62. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1177, 1178, 1181. 
 
 bill for academy in, 18. 40, 89-90, 
 143, 259, 275, 292, 318, 327, 340; 
 for ferry, 20. 165, 170, 179, 181, 
 186, 344, 356-357, 367; for public 
 buildings, 21. 203, 204, 208, 211, 
 577, 579; for town in, 9. 117, 119, 
 135, 152, 176, 178, 182, 183, 195, 222, 
 256, 723, 729, 770, 776, 783, 840, 
 848, 855, 862, 888, 900, 907, 908, 
 917, 920, 928, 1013; on boundary, 
 
 19. 611, 612, 641, 677; on strays, 
 8. 100, 325; 9. 842, 848, 852, 861, 
 894, 907, 910, 913, 914, 928, 1014; 
 to add part of to Beaufort, 1 7. 298, 
 301, 320, 346, 361; 19. 517, 518, 521, 
 531; 20. 36, 78; to add part of 
 Craven to, 18. 40, 53, 62, 134, 
 171, 263, 276, 284, 360, 366; of 
 Dobbs to, 9. 115, 173, 176, 195, 199; 
 
 20. 168, 169, 343, 350, 529; 21. 67, 
 834; to alter line of, 9. 110, 121, 
 
PITT COUNTY 
 
 317 
 
 PITTMAN JOSEPH 
 
 152, 153, 155", 186, 187; and for 
 ferry, 6. 1231, 1234. 1281, 1287, 
 1294; to alter time of courts, 
 7. 49, 72-73, 74, 76; 20. 165, 168, 
 172, 177, 250, 344, 353, 443; to clear 
 rivers, 19. 414, 415, 417, 464, 742, 
 
 < 743, 747-748, 791, 799, 816; to col- 
 lect taxes; 6. 856, 865, 866, 873, 891, 
 922-923, 936, 937, 944; to erect, 6. 
 456, 458, 468, 486, 487, 488, 492, 
 495, 496, 511; to pardon misde- 
 meanors in, 21. 748, 751, 752, 754, 
 756, 757, 854-855, 895, 896, 897, 900, 
 902, 903, 1022-1023, 1031; to run 
 line of, 6. 1099, 1101, 1103, 1104, 
 1119, 1145, 1164-1165, 1168, 1169, 
 1171, 1175, 1191. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 904-926. 
 
 census to be taken, 16. 255-256. 
 
 clothing for troops due from, 12. 
 639, 749. 
 
 Cosgreve settles in, 7. 260, 261. 
 
 cost of calling out militia consider- 
 ed, 8. 446, 476. 
 
 court days, 23. 703, 704, 874, 885, 932, 
 946, 990. 
 
 cut off from Beaufort, e. 734. 
 
 debts due to, 8. 280-281. 
 
 difficulty of collecting taxes in, 7. 
 943-944, 951, 953. 
 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 575. 
 
 Edgecombe line to be run, 24. 250. 
 
 established, 6. 562. 
 
 imports powder, 10. 462. 
 
 in Newborn dist., 1 5. 377. 
 
 insolvent taxes allowed in, 12. 672. 
 
 inspection places in, 23. 641, 792. 
 
 J. P.'s in, 8. 343, 1068, 1086; 9. 75, 
 1229; 10. 215-216; 23. 994. 
 
 land patents in, 6. 632. 
 
 members in assem., 6. 801, 807, 893, 
 1153, 1266; 7. 67, 284, 342; 8. 107, 
 303; 9. 153, 448, 464, 734, 736, 1189; 
 12. 2, 114, 356, 656, 668, 724, 725, 
 736, 816, 869, 879; 13. 541, 636, 
 690, 697, 708, 709, 712, 717, 721, 
 736, 785, 913, 966, 975, 980, 982, 
 983, 1000; 15. 222; 16. 2, 29; 17. 
 265, 638, 795, 878, 888; 18. 2, 13, 
 227, 241; 19. 129, 234, 400, 718; 
 20. 2, 120, 302, 476; 21. 2, 194, 730, 
 741, 872. 
 
 members in Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 3, 16, 38. 
 
 members in Prov. Congress, 9. xxxi, 
 1030, 1042, 1154, 1179, 1183; 10. 
 121, 166, 501, 555, 915, 925. 
 
 militia called out, 7. xxviii; against 
 loyalists, 10. 444, 445; deserters 
 from, 22. 954; in regHilator cam- 
 paign, 8. 577, 578, 584, 666, 681, 
 689, 697, 702; 15. 761; 19. 838; 
 22. 408, 409, 410; moves, 15. 639; 
 officers, 20. 272, 461; organization, 
 10. 99-100, 626, facing 680, 944; re- 
 port on, 9. 696; 11. 556; to be 
 called out, 11. 543; to be raised, 
 17. 678; to muster, 11.. 535; 
 troubles of, 18. 685-687. 
 
 officers, 9. 298. 
 
 organization of troops, 10. 206, 207, 
 532, 626, facing 680. 
 
 organizes second com. of safety, 9. 
 xxxii. 
 
 outlaws in, 11. 731-732. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1067, 1076. 
 
 parishes in, 7. 541. 
 
 patroUers, 10. 63-64, 243; appointed, 
 10. 451. 
 
 petition for town in, 7. 592; for 
 Tyson, 16. 580-581. 
 
 proceedings of on Rev. affairs, 9. 
 1030. 
 
 quit rents from, 9. 608. 
 
 to be raised, 13. 411. 
 
 S. C. proceedings, 9. 1075, 1079, 1080- 
 1081, 1088, 1095, 1100, 1126, 1154, 
 1171, 1240, 1250, 1266, 1281; 10. 
 14-15, 37-38, 61-64, 87, 99-100, 121- 
 122, 221-222, 240-244; 10. 255-256, 
 261, 295-296, 321, 346-347, 422-423, 
 451, 494, 499, 618, 670; to Craven 
 Co. S. C. on intended negro in- 
 surrection, 1 0. 94-95. 
 
 salt sold in, 12. 101.' 
 
 Stewart to visit, 6. 563. 
 
 sympathy with regulators, 8. iv. 
 
 tax in, 19. 707. 
 
 taxables in, 7. 146, 284,"289, 539, 541. 
 
 troops from join Br., 22. 569; no. 
 in field, 22. 564; 24. 154. 
 
 volunteers to report at Kinston, 15. 
 19. 
 Pitt Court House, 15. 761; 22. 409, 
 
 410. 
 Pitt District, recruiting^ officer for, 22. 
 
 928. 
 Pittard, John, takes oath, 22. 173. 
 Pittard, Sam'I, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Pittard, Saml., takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Pittia, Jas., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pittman. See Pitman. 
 Pittman, Jos., drafted in militia, 16. 
 137, 144, 176, 177. 
 
PITTMAN, JOSEPH 
 
 318 
 
 PLATT, GEORGE 
 
 Pittman, Jos., in prison, 15. 489. 
 Pittman, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 767. 
 Pittman, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pittman, Sam!., takes oath, 22. 168. 
 Pitts, Francis, testifies to robbery, 10. 
 
 698-699, 700. 
 Pitts, Jas., army rank, 16. 114#. 
 Pitts, John, beaten and robbed, 1C. 
 
 698-699, 700. 
 Pitts, John, in militia, 17. 1060. 
 Pitts, John, steals slaves, 10. 692-693. 
 Pitts, Joseph, imported, 1. 436. 
 Pitts, Joseph, petition, 1. 305-306. 
 Pitts, Rich'd., in militia, 24. 339. 
 Pitts, Robert, land grant to, 4. 332. 
 Pitts, Roberts,, witness, 4. 502. 
 Pittsboro, 15. vii; 18. 497; 26. 1285. 
 act for CO. ct. to remove to, 24. 855- 
 6; to establish, 24. 247-8, 774-6, 
 882-3. 
 bill to erect, 13. 576, 579-580, 581, 
 684, 687, 695; to move court to, 18. 
 131, 144, 157, 355, 363, 368, 378, 
 379, 393. 
 Cornwallis in, 16. viii. 
 nom. as place for assem., 21. 772. 
 Pittsborough Academy, act to estab- 
 lish, 24. 869-70. 
 Pittsburg, Pa., 7. 239. 
 
 troops at, 10. 773. 
 Pittsylvania Co., Va., 15. 350; 24. 156. 
 Burke to on movements of Br., 15. 
 
 549. 
 ready to send troops to N. C, 11. 
 
 274, 275. 
 troops from, 14. 687; in, 14. 670. 
 Piver, Peter, in militia, 22. 263, 264, 
 
 266. 
 Pivikins, Isaac, in army, 13. 506. 
 Placentia, 4. 879. 
 
 Placer, Col. Chariol de, to Caswell on 
 French regiment, 13. 129-130. 
 See also Chariol, Col. 
 Plain, Richard, land grant to, 4. 619. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 601. 
 Plank, petition for payment for dam- 
 age to, 2. 121. 
 Plank Bridge, inspection at, 23. 641, 
 
 792; 25. 313. 
 Plantation affairs, council of on laws 
 to be repealed, 5. 112-114, 115, 116- 
 118. 
 accounts of, 2. 154-166, 224-226. 
 act to reunite to crown, 25. 149-50. 
 Board of Trade on State of, 2. 418- 
 
 425. 
 eheap, 3. 430. 
 
 circular letter to the, on establishing 
 
 Bd. T. and P. P., 1. 22S-224. 
 emigrants to not to be encouraged, 
 
 1. 243. 
 Eng. act on recovery of debts in, 23. 
 
 326. 
 governors of to make reports, 1 . 224. 
 instructions on rendering assistance 
 
 to, 5. 1141. 
 letter of Privy Council to, 1. 458-459. 
 naval stores from, 1. 598-599. 
 order to pass law in against pi- 
 rates, 1. 347-348. 
 trade with considered, 2. 155-156; 
 Randolph on enforcing laws of, 1. 
 461-72. 
 Planters, condition, 5. 315. 
 "disadvantages of in trade with N. E. 
 
 and Va., 3. xvii. 
 from tradesmen, 1. 764. 
 memorial of ment'd, 5. 481; to Board 
 of Trade on trade, 5. 321-324. 
 Planting, Pear, killed, 18. 609. 
 Planting. See Settlements. 
 Plate, ment'd, 22. 301, 303. 
 for churches, Moseley to Nicholson 
 
 on, 2. 133-134. 
 of Gov. Eden, 2. 538. 
 on Spanish ship, 4. 1306, 1307. 
 
 Plater, , law suits, 1. 394. 
 
 Plater, Grace, imported, 1. 405. 
 Plater, Martha, imported, 1. 405. 
 Plater (Plater), Richard, a justice, 1. 
 583-596. 
 agrees on debt, 1. 583. 
 attached, 1. 406. 
 attorney, 1. 414, 415, 445, 447. 
 Attorney General, 1. 595. 
 defends Bentley, 1. 406. 
 law suits, 1. 405, 409, 450. 
 relieves attachment, 1. 590. 
 witness, 1. 593. 
 Plater, Thomas, imported, 1. 405. 
 Plater, Thos., qmit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Plater, William, imports persons, 1. 
 405. 
 juror, 1. 408. 
 witness, 1. 451. 
 Plato, Hester, bound out, 1. 566. 
 Plato, Martha, binds out daughter, 1. 
 
 566. 
 Plato, Richard, proves power of att'y, 
 1. 523. 
 
 Piatt, , law suit, 1. 587. 
 
 Piatt, Adam, land grant to, 4. 1049, 
 
 1259. 
 Piatt, Geo., land case of, 5. 1092-1093. 
 
PLATT, JOHN 
 
 319 
 
 PLYMOUTH COMPANY 
 
 Piatt, John, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Piatt, John, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Piatt, J no., army rank, 18. 1139. 
 Piatt, Joshua, exempted, 6. 1194. 
 Piatt, Joshua, petition, 2. 611. 
 Piatt, Math, rights proved, 4. 596. 
 Piatt, Nath., land grant to, 4. 217. 
 Piatt, Nath'l, road coms'r, 23. 221. 
 Piatt, Saml., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Piatt, Thos., law suit, 1. 591, 592. 
 Piatt, Zephaniah, in C. C, 17. 591, 
 
 640. 
 Platter, George, character, 1. 463-464. 
 Player, . votes for Walker, 16. 
 
 945. 
 Player, J no., in militia, 22. 384. 
 Player, Richard, coms'r on building, 
 
 24. 138; on lot, 24. 296. 
 Player, Richard, claims paid, 10. 439. 
 contests election, 15. 189. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington, 9. 1154, 116U. 
 taxable, 15. 192. 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 Player, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 275. 
 Player, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 383. 
 Player, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 385. 
 Player, S., taxable, 15. 191. 
 Player, Simon, land grant to, 4. 890, 
 
 947. 
 Player, Stephen, in militia, 22. 384. 
 Player, Stephen, receipts for expenses, 
 
 22. 430. 
 
 Player, Thos., voter, 15. 238. 
 
 Player, Wm., voter, 15. 237. 
 
 Pleading, to be fr6e under S. C, 1. 
 199. 
 
 Piearne, Emanuel, 16. 921. 
 
 Pleas and quarter sessions, act on 
 courts of, 23. 703-4. 
 fees of clerks, 23. 896, 900, 952-b; 
 to alter time of, 23. 780-1; to es- 
 tablish courts of, 23. 563-74, 633-4, 
 872-92, 931-40; to give certain 
 powers to, 23. 574-5, 945-8. 
 ordinance for them to appoint jurors, 
 
 23. 990-2. 
 
 Pleasant, Rev. Stephen, Baptist min- 
 ister, 5. 1185. 
 
 Pleasant Garden, 22. 137. 
 
 Pleasants, Miss, 19. 917. 
 
 Pleasants, Mr., 19. 917. 
 
 Pleasants, Wm., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 
 Pledger, Joseph, arrests Williams, 10. 
 126. 
 
 Pledger, Nathaniel, army pay, 17. 241. 
 
 Pledger, Philip, leads public meeting, 
 10. 125. 
 
 Pieourt, John, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Plimouth, 8. 606; 
 
 Plomer, Moses, road coms'r, 23. 221. 
 Plowman, John, asks for lapse patents, 
 2. 390, 426. 
 indicted, 2. 401. 
 juror, 2. 358. 
 land lapses, 2. 426. 
 Plumbard, M., French Consul, 18. 822. 
 Plumby, George, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Plumby, George, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Plumer. See Plummer. 
 Plumer, Jos., land grants asked, 4. 454. 
 
 proved, 4. 596. 
 Plumer, Moses, land grant to, 4. 59, 
 219; stopped, 4. 59-60. 
 rights proved, 4. 596. 
 Plumer, R., at Board of Trade meeting, 
 4. 209-215, 268-270, 325-328, 339- 
 342, 435-439, 586-587, 610-614, 674, 
 757-758, 797-798, 848-850, 879-883. 
 to Johnston on his failure to send 
 reports, 4. 756-7; on insufficiency 
 of his reports, 4. 420; on public 
 affairs, 4. 16-17, 200-202, 285-286, 
 444-445, 582-583, 846. 
 to King on debts law, 4. 847; on 
 
 Swiss, 4. 166-168. 
 to Newcastle on instructions to 
 Horsey, 11. 30. 
 Plumer, Saban, a J. P., 4. 354. 
 land grant to, 4. 332. 
 petitions for land, 4. 336. 
 Plumer (Plomer), Samuel Saban, 
 juror, 4. 516. 
 land grants to, 4. 280, 630, 642, 711. 
 petition rejected, 4. 768. 
 rights proved, 4. 627. 
 Plumer, Sarah Catharine, petitions for 
 
 land, 4. 336. 
 Plumer, Wm., army pay, 17. 241. 
 Plumley, Geo., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Plummer. See Plumer. 
 Plummer, John, claims allowed, 10. 
 
 874, 990. 
 Plummer, Rich'd, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Plummer, Rutherford, 22. 608. 
 Plummer's Run, 25. 400. 
 Plumpton, Henry, deposition on Va. 
 boundary, 1. 676. 
 to help fix boundary, 1. 645, 647. 
 Plumpus, Timty, army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Plundering, by troops, 14. 602-603. 
 Plunk, Jacob, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Plymouth, Eng., 3. xviii; 1. 161; 5. v, 
 
 144^; 10. 130, 244. 
 Plymouth Company, 10. 301. 
 
POACKYACK INDIANS 
 
 320 
 
 POLK, JOHN 
 
 Poackyack Indians, removed by Eng- 
 lish, 1. 660. 
 
 Poag, , 8. 43. 
 
 Poage, Mr., 5. 1201. 
 
 Poar, James, claim, 9. 488. 
 
 Poastlat, Tobias, petitions on land 
 grants, 11. 250-252. 
 
 Poastton, Tobias, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11, 250-252. 
 
 Pocosan District, 2. 479. 
 
 Pocotalogo, Ga., 13. 342. 
 
 Poe, David, army pay, 17. 238. 
 army rank, 13. 517; 16. 1137. 
 
 Poe, Henry, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 in prison, 15. 489. 
 
 Poe, Samuel, convicted, character, 16. 
 345-6; 22. 609, 610. 
 
 Poe, Simeon, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 
 Poe, Stephen, building coms'r, 23. 829. 
 court at house of, 23. 828, 830. 
 dead, 9. 738, 739, 874. 
 
 Poe, Stephen, protests against regulat- 
 ors, 8. 273-275. 
 
 Poer, John, in militia, 22. 311. 
 
 Poetry, Burke to Mrs. Vining, 15. 744. 
 Dobbs on the Papal Beast, 5. xxix. 
 
 Pogas, James, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 
 Pogue, John, in Indian War, 10. 753. 
 
 Poindexter. See Pindexter, Pointdex- 
 ter. 
 
 Poindexter, David, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 
 Poindexter, Thomas, juror, 10. 2. 
 
 Poindexter, Thos., juror excused, 10. 3. 
 
 Point Judah, 11. 685. 
 
 Point Judith, 14. 563. 
 
 Point Lookout, 7. 168e. 
 
 Point IVl , 12. 457. 
 
 Point of IVlarshe, 5. 164. 
 
 Point Pleasant, military stores to be 
 removed to, 11. 505; 22. 919. 
 
 Point Pleasant, Va., 10. 838. 
 
 Point Pleasant plantation, given for 
 education, 5. xvili. 
 may be sold, 24. 512. 
 
 Point Repose, 16. 993; 17. 466. 
 
 Pointdexter. See Pindexter, Poindex- 
 ter. 
 
 Pointdexter, Thomas, juror, 22. 502, 
 533, 505, 507, 508,' 510. 
 
 Pointer (Poynter), Capt., roster of Co., 
 16. 1015, 1043, 1057, 1066, 1091, 
 1103, 1114, 1125, 1129, 1135, 1146, 
 1157, 1176, 1178, 1185. 
 
 Pointer (Poynter), IVlaj., 14. 42, 51. 
 reports on Briar Creek battle, 14. 
 278. 
 
 Pointer, Daniel, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 559. 
 Pointer, J no., army rank, 16. 1135. 
 
 captain, 10. 944, 949. 
 Pointer, Jno., In militia, 22. 350. 
 Pointer, John Farvil, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1249. 
 Pointwint, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 594. 
 Poiquit, Peter, 18. 555. 
 Poisoned Fields, 2. 785. 
 Poisoning, Eng. act on in force in N. 
 
 C, 23. 322. 
 Poitevinte, James, witness, 5. 119. 
 Pokepsie, N. Y., 21. 485. 
 Poland, 14. 355. 
 
 wolves of, 5. 8. 
 Polavint, James, allowance to, 22. 825. 
 Pole, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1242. 
 Pole Cat, requisition from, 8. 715. 
 Pole Cat Creek, 19. 848. 
 Pole Star, 2. 777, 799. 
 Poles, Will., tory officer, 22. 196. 
 Polhton, John, land grant to, 4. 55. 
 Police. See Towns, acts to regulate. 
 Polie Bridge, 6. 1085. 
 Political Annals of the Present United 
 
 Colonies, by Chalmers, character, 
 
 I. iii. 
 
 Political power, source, 22. 662; 23. 
 
 977. 
 Polity of North Carolina, Tryon on, 7. 
 472-491, 498-499. 
 view of ment'd, 8. xlli. 
 Potk. See Pollock. 
 
 Polk, , and arrests of Dunn and 
 
 Booth, 19. 902. 
 Polk, Capt., 7. 821, 822, 826, 1004. 
 marches from Mecklenburg against 
 regulators, 8. 535. 
 Polk, Ensign, recruiting money for, 
 
 II. 476, 485. 
 
 Polk, Maj., 14. 670, 684. 
 Polk, Lt., killed, 15. 638. 
 Polk, Chas., army rank, 16. 1134; 18. 
 449. 
 
 claims allowed, 10. 954. 
 
 fine remitted, 10. 3. 
 
 holds negroes of Cotton, 10. 1002. 
 
 in militia, 22. 395. 
 
 juror, 10. 2, 3. 
 Polk, Ezekiel, 21. 760, 761. 
 
 capt., 10. 320; 22. 152. 
 
 clerk, 9. 298. 
 
 trustee of Queen's College, 8. 487; 
 22. 519<?. 
 Polk, James K., 15. 179. 
 Polk, John, complains against H. B. 
 
POLK, JOHN 
 
 321 
 
 POLK, THOMAS 
 
 McCuUoh, 7. 6, 11, 12, 13, 34-35. 
 road ooms'r, 23. 754, 870, 908, 920. 
 to assembly on use of militia, 13. 
 389-390. 
 Polk, J no., in militia, 22. 395. 
 Polk, Jonathan, comes to N. C, 5. 
 
 1167. 
 Polk, Robt., in militia, 22. 264. 
 Polk, Col. Thomas, 11. 307, 317, 431, 
 682; 13. 69; 14. 443, 468, 705, 784; 
 20. 667. 
 a J. P., 6. 799. 
 
 agent of H. E. McCuUoch, 20. 474. 
 aids in arrest of Dunn, 10. 676; S. 
 
 C, 22. 730. 
 allowance to, 22. 854. 
 and Mecklenburg Declaration, 9. 
 
 1263-1265. 
 and salt, 14. 495. 
 and shoe factory, 14. 444, 451. 
 army rank, 16. 1133. 
 asked for troops by S. C, 10. 335; 
 to be commissary to Tryon's army, 
 8. 698. 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 bill in favor of, 13. 257; 22. 769; 
 to enable him to convey land, 17. 
 303, 305, 321. 
 Bd. War to on leather and shoes, 
 14. 428; on provisions for troops, 
 14. 395, 404, 405, 411, 425, 429; and 
 wagons, 14. 445. 
 boundary coms'r, 23. 842. 
 building coms'r, 23. 866, 972. 
 camp equipage to troops of, 10. 556. 
 Caswell to on allowance, 20. 676. 
 claims allowed, 8. 142; 10. 954; on 
 
 S. C. survey, 9. 302. 
 colonel, 10. 206, 355, 516, 520; 11. 
 X, 831; 22. 112, 128; 4th reg't, 22. 
 115, 118; commission, 11. 292. 
 confers on Selwyn lands, 7. 19-20. 
 county coms'r, 23. Ill, 590, 591, 772, 
 
 773. 
 counsellor, 17. 143. 
 declines to act as commissary, 14. 
 
 450. 
 draft to for supplies, 14. 673. 
 fails to supply provisions, 14. 720, 
 
 736, 737, 741-742. 
 field officer, 12. 487, 490. 
 Gates has receipt for draft, 14. 698. 
 goes to aid of S. C, 15. 684. 
 Harnett to on recruiting troops, 1 1 . 
 
 286. 
 helps suppress Tories in S. C, 10. 
 340-1, 408; 11. 264, 273. 
 
 in assem., 7. 310, 343, 364, 379, 380, 
 391, 399, 590, 601, 635, 636, 661, 
 895, 929, 930, 932, 938, 951, 984, 
 985; 8. 98, 101, 106, 107, 117, 132, 
 146, 293, 303, 304, 320, 324, 326, 
 338, 345, 381, 387, 388, 403, 422, 
 432, 433, 444, 454; 9. 112, 113, 136, 
 139, 160, 163, 164, 165, 179, 180, 
 223, 724, 729, 734, 763, 765, 771, 
 772, 783, 786, 836, 847, 851, 858, 
 .859, 874, 881, 902, 903, 905, 909, 
 919, 921, 922, 930, 935, 952. 
 
 in C. C, 12. 602, 711; 18. 80, 106, 
 313, 337; 20. 230, 265, 423, 442; 
 21. 33. 
 
 in C. of S., 19. 185, 188, 202, 311, 
 312, 331, 466, 540, 571, 809; 20. 
 498; 21. 389, 704. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 168, 172, 
 182. 
 
 in regulator campaign, 8. 674. 
 
 leads movement against Selwyn 
 lands, 7. 23, 24, 25, 31. 
 
 letter from ment'd, 14. 423, 474, 
 475; on military operations in 
 West ment'd, 14. 377; on provis- 
 ions ment'd and answer, 14. 416- 
 417. 
 
 Martin to on pay for troops, 1 1 . 720- 
 721; on provisions and money, 15. 
 701. 
 
 memorial, 20. 143, 324, 329, 399-400. 
 
 men of enlist in S. C. service, 1 1 . 
 431. 
 
 mill and plantation of, 14. 671. 
 
 N. C. troops under, 22. 731. 
 
 not paid for work on S. C. bound- 
 ary survey, 0. 508-509. 
 
 on Bd. of War, 14. 769. 
 
 on claims com., 22. 853, 855, 862. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 7. 345, 571; 
 
 8. 112, 118, 288, 308; 9. 105, 141. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 175. 
 ordered to Salisbury to answer for 
 
 his conduct, 14. 736. 
 
 orders salt west, 14. 478. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1071. 
 
 owns mill, 14. 757. 
 
 petition and accounts of, 19. 17'/, 
 180, 187, 194, 1-98, 200, 205-206, 
 207, 226, 231, 366; on land grants, 
 
 9. 1260-1263. 
 
 pres. court martial, 12. 487. 
 protests against Hand, 1 1 . 563, 750. 
 recommends Dixon, 15. 708. 
 reports on public claims, 8. 141-143. 
 resigns as colonel, 13. viii; as com- 
 
 3-21 
 
POLK, THOMAS, JK. 
 
 322 
 
 POLKS, CHARLES 
 
 missary, 15. 416; 16. v. 
 
 on town, 24. 780. 
 
 
 return of troops under, 1 1 . 824. 
 
 goes against Tories, 19. 975. 
 
 
 returns to N. C, 13. 53. 
 
 in assembly, 17. 264, 266, 280 
 
 283, 
 
 roster of reg't, 16. 1004, 1012, 1027, 
 
 285, 287, 303, 304, 307, 316, 
 
 318, 
 
 1028, 1041, 1050, 1056, 1064, 1074, 
 
 327, 333, 335, 338, 354, 359, 
 
 364, 
 
 1089, 1096, 1102, 1110-11, 1124, 
 
 365, 366, 368, 387, 394, 395, 415, 
 
 424; 
 
 1133-4, 1144, 1154-5, 1169, 1176, 
 
 18. 114, 125, 181, 189, 206, 
 
 226, 
 
 1182. 
 
 228, 242, 257, 265, 275, 293, 
 
 297, 
 
 school trustee, 24. 30, 690. 
 
 311, 312, 314, 316, 317, 337, 
 
 340, 
 
 sends map of Br. lines, 14. 683. 
 
 344, 345, 346, 349, 350, 352, 
 
 360, 
 
 settlement to be made with, 19. 
 
 362, 389, 399, 411, 413, 420, 
 
 429, 
 
 310, 315, 321, 323, 327, 329, 335, 
 
 437, 440, 443, 444, 449, 458, 
 
 469, 
 
 348. 
 
 471, 477, 478; 20. 7, 34, 35 
 
 , 52, 
 
 sketch of, 15. 178-179. 
 
 82, 94, 120, 121, 122, 124, 125 
 
 128, 
 
 son wounded at Germantown, 1 1 . 
 
 135, 136, 142, 145, 147, 149, 
 
 150, 
 
 654. 
 
 166, 170, 172, 173, 178, 179, 
 
 185, 
 
 supplies provisions, 14. 424. 
 
 204, 217, 220, 227, 229, 238, 
 
 •239, 
 
 supt. commissary, 14. 376-377. 
 
 240, 273, 276, 281, 282, 285, 
 
 287, 
 
 takes depositions, 7. 452; on de- 
 
 288, 292, 306, 308, 318, 327, 
 
 330, 
 
 struction of Waddell's powder, 8. 
 
 331, 337, 345, 351, 366, 410, 
 
 417, 
 
 623. 
 
 419, 462; 21. 737, 738, 739, 
 
 740, 
 
 takes powder, 10. 356. 
 
 763, 770, 775, 778, 784, 797, 
 
 812, 
 
 takes troops to S. C, 10. xi. 
 
 816, 844, 850, 851, 859, 872, 
 
 874, 
 
 to be furnished with salt, 14. 474. 
 
 876, 882, 884, 886, 913, 920, 
 
 924, 
 
 to Board of War on King's Mtn., 1 5. 
 
 930, 931, 932, 935, 937, 939, 
 
 941, 
 
 414. 
 
 942, 946, 952, 958, 963, 965, 
 
 970, 
 
 to Caswell on warrant, 20. 658. 
 
 971, 972, 977, 980, 983, 984, 
 
 985, 
 
 to collect provisions, 14. 771. 
 
 986, 1001, 1012, 1013, 1015, 
 
 1018, 
 
 to Gates on attack on Br., 14. 606; 
 
 1015, 1018,, 1020, 1021, 1026, 
 
 1041, 
 
 on need of money, 14. 684-5; on 
 
 1042, 1050, 1055. 
 
 
 threatened attack on N. C, 14. 
 
 leader, 18. iv, v. 
 
 
 608-609; on Va. draft, 14. 700-701. 
 
 major, 10. 942; 22. 121. 
 
 
 to pay for salt, l6. 999. 
 
 nom. for colonel, 21. 780, 784, 
 
 938, 
 
 to leave commissary business, 14. 
 
 943; for entry taken, 19. 225, 
 
 36a; 
 
 485. 
 
 for surveyor, 19. 690, 697; for U. 
 
 to Pinckney on provisions, 14. 535- 
 
 S. Senator, 21. 253, 614. 
 
 
 536. 
 
 on com. of assem., 17. 268, 279, 
 
 280, 
 
 to purchase ammunition for county. 
 
 297, 303, 320, 321, 337, 380, 
 
 401; 
 
 9. 1285. 
 
 18. 8, 12, 33, 74, 76, 98, 101, 
 
 103, 
 
 to recruit troops, 10. 474. 
 
 127, 163, 230, 235, 239, 262, 
 
 263, 
 
 to Washington resigning commis- 
 
 273, 282, 283, 303, 306, 307, 
 
 325, 
 
 sion, 13. 451. 
 
 329, 336, 386, 442. 
 
 
 town coms'r and treas'r, 23. 772, 
 
 pensioner, 22. 81. 
 
 
 773. 
 
 protests against appointment 
 
 of 
 
 trustee of Queen's College, 8. 487; 
 
 Hand, 11. 750-751. 
 
 
 22. 519e. 
 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 
 
 222. 
 
 writ against, 7. 33. 
 
 recommended for major, 12. 
 
 795, 
 
 work as commissary, 14. 481. 
 
 854. 
 
 
 Polk, Thos., Jr., brings draft, 14. 698, 
 
 recommends Dixon, 15. 708. 
 
 
 700. 
 
 resigns, 16. 648. 
 
 
 Polk, Wm., 19. 957, 975. 
 
 revolutionary services, 22. 152-4. 
 
 aids Murphey, 19. 970, 978. 
 
 wounded, 11. xv. 
 
 
 army rank, 16. 1136. 
 
 Polk, Wm., in militia, 22. 437. 
 
 
 ch. com. whole, 21. 823, 953, 961, 
 
 Polk, Wm., lieut, 10. 320. 
 
 
 962. 
 
 Polk (parole), 12. 486. 
 
 
 commands N. C. troops, 19. 980. 
 
 Polk Co., Ga., Baptists in, 5. 1192 
 
 
 commissioner on school, 24. 751; 
 
 Polks, Charles, wounded by Tories, 
 
POLK'S MILL 
 
 323 
 
 POLLOCK, CHARLES 
 
 15. 179. 
 
 Polk's Mill, fight at, 22. 134. 
 skirmish at, 14. 784. 
 
 Poll-tax, act for, 23. 117, 122, 494, 542, 
 558, 590, 605, 623, 626, 629, 665, 
 683, 685, 711, 748, 749, 750, 751, 
 771, 781, 804, 821, 822, 824, 828, 
 841, 842, 845, 853, 863, 866, 867, 
 907, 922, 924, 927, 929, 957, 959; 
 
 24. 7, 110, 146, 202, 222, 258, 260, 
 302, 432, 438, 453, 515, 517, 518, 
 543, 555-6, 557, 619, 623, 649, 658, 
 661, 681, 725, 731, 741, 750, 76!j, 
 796, 802, 829, 854, 885, 886, 913, 
 914, 917, 924, 940, 952, 983; 25. 
 7, 9, 41, 78-9, 174, 254-5, 309, 332, 
 333, 344, 346, 347, 358-9, 396-7, 456, 
 461, 479-80, 492; for defence, 25. 
 350-2, 361-4, 370-2, 394-5, 397; for 
 public buildings, 24. 29, 92, 135, 
 137, 147, 149, 151, 222, 226, 229, 
 231, 233, 237, 238, 249, 252, 253, 
 288, 289, 291, 304, 464, 465, 471, 
 472, 473, 519, 520-2, 523, 524-5, 594, 
 624-5, 630-2, 643-5, 692-4, 699, 700, 
 701, 738-9, 745-6, 756-7, 767, 768-9, 
 771, 782, 810-11, 827-8, 836, 839, 
 873, 880-1, 941, 942, 943, 944, 949, 
 950, 968-9, 973, 975, 981, 989-91; 
 
 25. 12, 15, 52, 60-2, 68-9, 81, 82, 93- 
 4, 97-8, 106, 108, 113-14, 192, 26S, 
 341, 343, 462-3, 472-3, 483-4; for 
 
 . poor, 24. 498; to sink bills, 23. 
 
 850-1; act to lessen, 23. 91; 25. 
 
 162-6; to refund, 23. 840-1. 
 amount, 3. 180, 189; 6. 619. 
 bill for, 4. 402, 403; for limit, 21. 
 
 1031; to discontinue, 9. 114, 122, 
 
 166, 169, 189, 196, 201, 208, 222, 
 
 258. 
 discussed, 7. xi, xiii, xvi-xviil; 16. 
 
 370-372. 
 for church purposes, 2. 274. 
 form used in N. C, 1. 711. 
 Hillsborough on repeal of law for, 
 
 9. 300-301. 
 irregularities in, 23. 90. 
 limit, 2. 211-212, 373, 582. 
 Martin on law repealing that for 
 
 sinking fund, 9. 230-235. 
 not levied on Tuscaroras, 24. 171. 
 note on act to lessen, 3. 190. 
 sheriffs instructed to collect, 9. 228- 
 
 230. 
 report on character of, 8. 213-214. 
 should be levied, 5. 298. 
 the only tax, 3. 154. 
 
 the proper way to raise war funds 
 5. 1063. 
 
 to be laid by vestry, 25. 301, 427. 
 
 to redeem bills of credit, 5. xliv, 
 xlv. 
 Pollard, Lieut., wounded, 15. 751. 
 Pollard, Jacob, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pollard, James, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pollard, James, land grant to, 4. 336. 
 Pollard, John, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pollard, Matthew, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, IS. 1138. 
 ■Pollard, Richard, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Pollard, Wm., army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Polle, brig, takes Indian goods to 
 
 Charleston, 17. 536. 
 Pollerson, John, prisoner, 15. 169. 
 Pollexfen, John, at Board of Trade 
 meeting, 1. 557-558. 
 
 on att's gen. for colonies, 1. 463-4. 
 
 on Board of Trade, 1. 630-633. 
 
 on boundary dispute, 1. 525-526. 
 
 on pirates, 1. 475-476. ' 
 
 on proprietary colonies, 1. 535, 53V, 
 538. 
 Pollexfin, John Villars, surety, 5. 611. 
 Pollinger, Richard, marshal, 1. 491. 
 Pollock. See Polk. 
 
 Pollock, , prosecution against, 4. 
 
 66. 
 Pollock, Mr., 15. 374; 16. 943. 
 Pollock, Capt., dead, 11. 557. 
 Pollock, A., account of attack on as 
 
 loyalist, 10. 1027-1032. 
 Pollock, Mrs. A., to Hewes on attack 
 on husband as loyalist, 10. 1027- 
 1032. 
 Pollock, Abraham, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Becke, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Pollock, Bess, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Bess, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Bess, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Bette, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Bettey, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Bowman, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Caesar, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Caesar, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Caesar, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Caesar, slave, 22. 292-293. 
 Pollock, Caje, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Caramonte, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Cate, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Cezar, executed, 17. 278. 
 
 tried, 20. 9. 
 Pollock, Charles, 22. 292. 
 
POLLOCK, COFFE 
 
 324 
 
 POLLOCK, GEORGE 
 
 Pollock, Coffe, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Cotto, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Coyle, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Cullen, 3. 248. 
 
 a J. P., 2. 526; 4. 47, 346. 
 
 a justice, 2. 473-478, 535, 555, 556, 
 567; 3. 215; 4. 45. 
 
 asks for land, 2. 389. 
 
 attached, 2. 508, 511. 
 
 commissioner to exchange and emit 
 bills of credit, 4. 370-371, 398-399. 
 
 conveys lots, 23. 453. 
 
 dead, 5. 30; 11. 116. 
 
 deposition examined, 3. 247; on 
 land patents, 3. 220. 
 
 dissents from address to Johnston, 
 4. 232. 
 
 gifts to and executor, 22. 291, 
 292, 293, 294, 295, 296. 
 
 Great deed of grant delivered to, 4. 
 654. 
 
 has blank patent, 3. 222. 
 
 in assem., 2. 575, 608, 623; 3. 275, 
 277, 278, 285, 286, 290, 299, 301, 
 312, 316, 317, 561, 562, 612, 634, 
 638; 4. 1180. 
 
 in council, 4. 31-5, 37, 39, 75-80, 8b- 
 87, 88-90, 90-91, 95-100, 101-103, 104, 
 222, 225-32, 234-5, 236-239, 343, 356- 
 372, 461, 534-536, 539-542, 547-549, 
 587-588, 589, 590, 592-593, 627-639, 
 674-700, 704-714, 714-719, 852, 93b, 
 1166. 
 
 judge of oyer and terminer court, 
 4. 3. 
 
 lands to be surveyed, 4. 53, 71; will- 
 ed to, 25. 491. 
 
 messenger to assem., 2. 609. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 3. 542, 565, 567, 
 596, 604, 609. 
 
 on com. of council, 4. 85, 96, 100, 
 121, 142, 230, 234, 360, 387. 
 
 on committee to receive public ac- 
 counts, 4. 138. 
 
 petition of Palatines, 4. 618, 632"; 
 over estate, 4. 225. 
 
 prosecuted for beating Cooke, 2. 
 479. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 243, 245, 246. 
 
 recommended for council, 3. 497, 
 500. 
 
 resigns as assistant justice, 2. 569. 
 
 sick and death expected, 4. 924, 925, 
 935. 
 
 size of estates, 4. 222. 
 
 son of T. P., 2. 278. 
 
 testimony demanded, 4. 1206. 
 
 to administer oath to assembly, 4. 
 
 226. 
 town trustee and lands vested in 
 
 trustee for town, 25. 204-5. 
 treasurer, 3. 399. 
 vestryman, 25. 182. 
 Pollock (Pollok), Cullen, 8. 9, 43; 9. 
 995; 19. 559; 24. 468. 
 a J. P., 6. 1007. 
 allowance to, 22. 842, 845. 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 building coms'r, 23. 683. 
 claims pay for negro executed, 17. 
 
 278. 
 in assembly, 6. 662, 800, 807, 810, 
 811, 845, 847, 850, 853, 893, 901, 
 906, 907, 913, 1152; 7. 343, 390, 
 586, 650; 8. 136, 147, 303, 304; on 
 com. of assem., 6. 841, 896; 7. 55, 
 78, 79, 297, 345, 357, 370. 
 on com. of claims, 22. 400, 840. 
 memorial on school, 7. 35-36. 
 petition on exchange rate of bills, 
 
 6. 16-17. 
 port coms'r, 23. 667. 
 reports on public claims, 6. 738-44. 
 slaves of executed and paid for, 
 
 19. 528, 530. 
 surety, 6. 735-736. 
 town coms'r, 23. 755. 
 Pollock, David, claims allowed, 9. 110, 
 154, 157, 158, 159. 
 wounded by prisoners and petition 
 
 for compensation, 9. 53, 54. 
 voter, 15. 238. 
 Pollock, Debora, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Diego, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, DIna, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, DIna, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Dowe, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock (Pollocke), Mrs. Esther (Hes- 
 ter), appoints executor, 2. 240-1. 
 estate to be setUed, 2. 217, 521, 527- 
 
 528. 
 trouble over will, 2. 484, 571, 573, 
 will of, 2. 502; proved, 2. 101. 
 Pollock, Frank, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Frank, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Franke, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, George, a J. P., 2. 540. 
 attached, 2. 508, 511. 
 blank patents explained, 3. 246, 247. 
 gifts to and executor, 22. 291-2, 298, 
 
 294, 295-296. 
 has blank patents, 3. 219-220. 
 lands to be surveyed, 4. 53, 71. 
 marries M. P., 2. 276. 
 
POLLOCK, GEORGE 
 
 325 
 
 POLLOCK, THOMAS 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 242, 246. 
 
 sells land to Dry, 25. 491-2. 
 
 size of estates, 4. 222. 
 
 son of T. P., 2. 278. 
 Pollock, Geo., a J. P., 6. 636. 
 
 on com. of assem., 6. 643, 646, 654, 
 655, 662, 668, 800, 807, 812, 817, 823, 
 845, 847, 850, 853, 893, 906, 907, 
 913. 
 
 petition on exchange rate of bills, 
 e. 16, 17. 
 ToMock, George, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Hannah, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Harry, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Hellen Helen, sister of T. P., 
 
 2. 276. 
 Pollock, Jack, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Jack, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Jack-fiddle, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Jackeo, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Jacks, 10. 1030. 
 Pollock, Jacob, camp equipage deliver- 
 ed to, 10. 556. 
 
 lieut, 10. 517. 
 Pollock, James, brother of T. P., 2. 
 
 276. 
 Pollock, James, nephew of T. P., 2. 
 
 276. 
 Pollock, James, witness, 1. 430. 
 Pollock, Jeney, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Jesse, army pay, 16. 1140. 
 Pollock, Joe, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Joe, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Jueda, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Little Dick, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Little Will, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, London, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Long Dick, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Long Mungo, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, McCullen, slave of tried, 20. 
 
 9. 
 Pollock, Manewell, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Manewell, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Margaret, marries George P., 
 
 2. 276. 
 Pollock, Martha, marries Rev. Dr. 
 
 Thos. Bray and gift to, 22. 290. 
 Pollock, Martha, marries Lee, 22. 625. 
 Pollock, Mingo, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Mingo, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Mol, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Molaina, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Moll, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Moll, slave, 22. 292. 
 
 executed, 22. 842, 845. 
 Pollock, Nancy, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Nane, slave, 22. 293. 
 
 Pollock, Notoose, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Oliver, credits of, 16, 355. 
 Pollock, Patience, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Pattey, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollpck, Peter, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Pompey, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Popa, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Sir Robert, Pollock to on 
 debts due him in Scotland, 2. 276- 
 278. 
 Pollock, Ruth, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Ruth, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Sambo, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Sarah, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Scepio, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Scepio, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Sharper, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Stevens, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Thomas, 2. 75; 4. 632. 
 
 a justice, 1. 410, 413, 415, 418, 420, 
 
 423, 424, 427, 428, 434, 435, 437, 
 
 438, 442, 444, 448, 451, 454, 456, 
 
 545. 
 
 accounts of, 2. 35. 
 
 accused of aiming at Indian lands, 
 
 1. 671. 
 activity of in Indian matters, 3. 54. 
 agreement of, 1. 698. 
 amount advanced to DeGraffenrled 
 
 and others, 2. 167. 
 appeals to Spotswood for aid, 1. 
 
 883-884, 888-889; 2. 29-31. 
 asks for lapse patents, 2. 323, 377- 
 
 378. 
 assault on Gov. at house of, 1. 807. 
 attacks Indians, 1. 667-8, 670-1. 
 attorney, 1. 454. 
 brings bond into court, 1. 438. 
 buys Indian slaves, 2. 52. 
 buys land, 25. 491. 
 character of administration, 2. 75- 
 
 77. 
 charged by Craven with breach of 
 
 promise, 2. 60, 61. 
 church warden, 1. 617, 629, 630, 679, 
 
 680. 
 commends Gordon, 1. 700. 
 confers on Tuscarora war, 2. 15, 16. 
 contributes to hire minister, 1. 616. 
 corresponds with Spotswood about 
 
 aid in Tuscarora war, 2. 22-23. 
 council at house of, 1. 869-872; 2. 
 1-3, 32-35, 51-52, 55-57, 58-59, 64- 
 65, 117-118, 246-247, 275, 282-283, 
 289-91, 301-3, 311-14, 357-8, 374-5, 
 459. 
 date of his becoming president, 2. 
 
POLLOCK, THOMAS 
 
 326 
 
 POLLOCK, THOMAS 
 
 144. 
 
 death of, 2. 460. 
 
 debt of DeGraffenried to, 1. 964. 
 
 DeGraffenried to, 1. 962. 
 
 deputy, 25. 209; of Carteret, 1. 841, 
 842, 876; of Beaufort, 2. 171. 
 
 dispossesses Palatines and their 
 petition and action on same, 4. 
 954-9. 
 
 does not administer on wife's estate, 
 2. 217. 
 
 empowered to negotiate on war mat- 
 ters, 2. 44. 
 
 enters cavet to will of wife, 2. 241. 
 
 entertains Hyde, 1. 915. 
 
 executor and imprisoned, 1. 369. 
 
 faction of makes all the records, 1. 
 xxix, xxxi, xxxii. 
 
 fined for not acting as church ward- 
 en, 1. 680. 
 
 flees to Va., 1. 700. 
 
 gives orders to Bellinger, 2. 62-63. 
 
 gives us materials on Gary Rebel- 
 lion, 1. xxix. 
 
 governor, 2. v. 
 
 guide of Dr. Hawks, 1. xxix| 
 
 heirs pay money to public, 6. 205. 
 
 helps Gary, 1. 727. 
 
 holds lands of Palatines, 4. 868-9. 
 
 house besieged, 1. 917-918; broken 
 into, 2. 476, 477. 
 
 imprisons Sothell, 3. 618, 619. 
 
 inspector of lapsed land, 2. 309. 
 
 in council, 1. 629, 841, 851, 855, 864, 
 867, 869, 872; 2. 1-3, 32-35, 41-44, 
 51-52, 5.5-57, 58-59, 64-73, 117-118, 
 123-125, 129-130, 139-142, 168-173, 
 180-182, 239-244, 246-247, 278, 282- 
 283, 289-291, 301-303, 307-309, 311- 
 318, 321-324, 341-349, 351-357, 374- 
 375, 377-380. 389-392, 396-398, 432, 
 449-459, 472, 476. 
 
 in exile, 1. 723-724, 727, 731. 
 
 keeps down election row, 1. 696. 
 
 keeps land office closed, 2. 145. 
 
 land commissioner, 1. 792; 25. 155. 
 
 land grant to, 1. 852; under, 4. 308, 
 310; to be surveyed, 1. 856; vest- 
 ed in trustees for town, 25. 204. 
 
 law suits, 1. 400, 452; 2. 148. 
 
 letter on laying out town, renting, 
 etc., 2. 386-388; to on Nicholson 
 and his commission, 2. 9. 
 
 levies tax to support Indian allies 
 2. 16. 
 
 loses money, 2. 277. 
 
 not present when Gary was deposed. 
 
 1. 727. 
 
 offers for a barony, 2. 317. 
 
 on Gary Rebellion, 1. 696-699, 760- 
 
 761, 784-787, 806-807. 
 on death of Hyde, t. 869. 
 on debts due him by leaders of the 
 
 Palatines, 2. 166-167. 
 on his election as president, 1. 872, 
 
 873. 
 on mortgaging land to Va., 2. 7. 
 on people of N. C., 2. xi. 
 on population, 2. xvli. 
 on Quakers, 1. 700; 2. v, 145. 
 on threatened Indian war, 2. 288- 
 
 289. 
 on Tuscarora War, 1. 878-9, 883-884; 
 
 2. 23-25, 49-50, 61-62. 
 opposed by Gary, 1. 804'. 
 Palatines at house of, 1. 910, 914. 
 petition, 1. 448. 
 
 plantation of, 1. 764, 802. 
 power of attorney to, 2. 35. 
 president of council, 1. 869, 876, 966; 
 
 2. 449-50; 25. 170. 
 protests against Porter, 1. 710. 
 receives Ralnsford, 1. 858. 
 recognizes Glover, 1. 727. 
 report on losses in Indian fort, 2. 
 
 37. 
 resigns as deputy, 2. 454. 
 salary, 2. 170; as governor, 2. 450. 
 ships Indians to West Indies, 2. iv; 
 
 skins, 1. 724. 
 signs acts, 1. 790, 794; 23. 110, 111, 
 
 116; 25. 154, 156. 
 Spots wood to on Indian affairs, 1. 
 
 890-891, 892; on Indian policy, 2. 
 
 47, 48; on Tuscarora War, 2. 25- 
 
 27, 31-32. 
 takes testimony on Va. boundary, 
 
 1. 740. 
 
 tax in hands of, 1. 561. 
 
 to Carteret on Tuscarora War, 1. 
 
 876-878. 
 to Chevin on Gary Rebellion, 1. 723- 
 
 4. 
 to Graven on Moore's victory, 2. 44- 
 
 47; on Tuscarora War, 1. 881-882; 
 
 2. 18-21, 52-53, 59-60. 
 
 to Eden on Indians and escheats, 
 2. 304-306; on Indian troubles and 
 paper money, 2. 295-296; on poli- 
 tical and Indian affairs, 2. 297- 
 8; on Pollock's seizure and Gary's 
 debts, 2. 375-376; on trial of pi- 
 rates in Va., 2. 318-320. 
 
 to Glover on Gary Rebellion, 1. 725- 
 6. 
 
POLLOCK, THOMAS 
 
 327 
 
 POLLY, SLOOP 
 
 to Gov. of Va. on Tuscarora War, 
 
 1. 880-1. 
 to hire reader, 1. 544; shipmaster, 
 
 1. 867. 
 to Hyde on N. C. affairs, 1. 731. 
 to Lawson on Gary Rebellion, 1. 
 
 727-8. 
 to Moore on Tuscarora War, 2. 21- 
 
 22, 27-29. 
 to Nicholson on church and other 
 
 affairs, 2. 137-138. 
 to Pollock, Sir Robert, on debts due 
 
 him in Scotland, 2. 276-278. 
 to Proprietors on public affairs, 2. 
 144-5; on Tuscarora War and 
 laws, 1. 873-6. 
 to Spotwood on Indian affairs, 1. 
 892-897; 2. 73-5; on Tuscarora 
 War, 2. 4, 5, 6-8, 37-39, 39-41. 
 to treat with Meherrin Indians, 2. 
 
 56-57. 
 treatment of Barnwell, 1. xxxi. 
 vestry meets at house of, 2. 10-12. 
 vestryman, 1. 543, 615, 686, 829, 830, 
 
 831, 833; 2. 12, 118, 208; 23. 7. 
 war powers given to, 2. 72. 
 wealth, 2. 61. 
 will, 22. iv, 290-297. ' 
 witness, 2. 438. 
 Pollock, Thomas, in assem., 6. 800, 
 807, 817, 830, 845, 847, 850, 853, 
 893, 895, 906, 907, 913; on com. of 
 assem., 6. 896. 
 memorial on school, 7. 35-36. 
 patent to, 6. 1066. 
 Pollock, Thomas, nephew of T. P., 2. 
 
 276. 
 Pollock, Thos., sells horse, 19. 928. 
 Pollock, Tom, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Tom, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Tom, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Thos., Jr., 2. 306. 
 a justice, 2. 357-371, 398-402, 433-441. 
 a J. P., 2. 526, 570, 607. 
 asked if he encouraged Smith, 3. 
 
 421. 
 attached, 2. 508, 511. 
 case of Palatine against considered 
 by Board of Trade, 4. 873-875, 882, 
 883. 
 chief justice, 2. 535, 555-8, 585-90. 
 
 590. 
 deputy to Duke of Beaufort, 2. 454. 
 dead, 3. 546, 578; 4. 106, 136. 
 enters caveat against Luton, 2. 521, 
 
 527.' 
 fights on will case, 2. 484, 494. 
 gifts to and executors, 22. 291, 292, 
 
 293, 294, 295, 296. 
 given time to answer petition, 2. 
 
 571, 573-4. 
 in assembly, 3. 275, 277, 278, 285, 
 
 286, 290, 301, 312, 314, 316, 317. 
 in council, 2. 457-63, 472, 476, 482-9, 
 491-499, 503-507, 515-518, 520-530, 
 533-542, 552, 562-569, 570-571, 572- 
 575, 603-604, 607-608, 622, 679-683, 
 724-725, 764-768, 817-818, 830-831; 
 3. 123, 209, 435. 
 in court of chancery, 3. 13. 
 land of, 4. 63; willed to, 25, 491; to 
 
 be surveyed, 4. 53, 71. 
 on Va. boundary commission, 2. 5i6. 
 petition about lands, 3. 404; of Pala- 
 tines against, 4. 850. 
 resurvey granted to, 5. 35. 
 size of estates, 4. 222. 
 son of T. P., 2. 278. 
 surveyor general, 1. 872, 878; 2. 145, 
 
 217. 
 takes oath under Burrington, 2 515. 
 to assist in laying off Indian bounds, 
 
 2. 457, 458. 
 to King on Bverard, 3. 2-5. 
 treasurer of Bertie, 3. 404. 
 trouble over land, 3. 426. 
 witness, 3. 246. 
 Pollock, Toddy, executed, 22. 842, 
 
 845. 
 Pollock, Tomboy, slave, 22. 293. 
 Pollock, Totey, slave, 22. 292, 293. 
 Pollock, Venus, slave, 22. 292, 293. 
 Pcllock, West, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock, Will, slave, 22. 292. 
 Pollock (town), 18. 497. 
 Pollock Street (Beaufort), 23. 807. 
 Pollock Street (Newbern), 23. 680, 
 708, 711, 864; 24. 245, 823; 25. 
 484, 
 Pollock's Bridge, 14. 149. 
 Pollock's Ferry, inspection at, 24. ,b82. 
 Pollock's Mill, horses and wagons 
 
 sent to, 15, 632. 
 Polls, and provision tax, 24- 344-.T. 
 Polly, brig, staves exported in, 11. 331. 
 
 takes goods to S. C, 18, 574, 
 Polly, brigantine, 10, 686, 
 Pclly, schooner, 8, 680; 10. 821; 18, 
 566, 
 captured, 10. 549-550, 
 Polly, sloop, 9, 873, 949; 20, 720, 
 britigs in goods, 22, 744, 
 captured by the Resolution, 1 1 , 755, 
 condemned, 11, 365, 
 seized in Ga,, 10. 948, 
 to go to sea as privateer, 10, 876-7. 
 
POLMORE, ELIJA 
 
 328 
 
 POOR 
 
 Pol more, Elija, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Poison, Caleb, in militia, 22. 327. 
 Poison, J no., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Polygamy, bill to punish, 20. 492, 569, 
 581. 
 common, 7. 288. 
 Pomeroy, Ralph, to Caswell on re- 
 turns for clothing, 14. 67-8. 
 Pometo, 10. 95. 
 Pomfret, Earl of, at Privy Council, 11. 
 
 236-237. 
 Pompey, Lewis, dismissed by court, 2. 
 
 662. 
 Pond, John, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 13. 512; 16. 1132. 
 Pond, John, asks for inspection, 8. 80a- 
 Pond, J no., in militia, 22. 451. 
 Ponder, Thos., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Ponder, Wm., army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Pone, David, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Ponpon Camp, S. C, 16. 517, 607, 640. 
 Ponpon River, 14. 325. 
 Pontarlier, 1. 976. 
 Pontchartrain, Lake, 7. 281. 
 Pooey, Francis, regulator, 7. 735. 
 P ooey, Umfrey, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Pool, Andrew/, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Pool, Elisha, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pool, George, land grant to, 4. 589. 
 Pool, Jacob, juror, 4. 519. 
 Pool, Jas., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pool, John, horseman, 15. 509. 
 J Pool, Jno., in militia, 22. 349. 
 ^ Pool, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 J Pool, John P., takes oath. 22. 178. 
 VPooI, Jos., in militia, 22. 353. 
 *>PooI, Jos., Jr., in militia, 22. 353. 
 y.Pool, IVIalakiah, pay to, 22. 471. 
 Pool, IVlatthew/, Synopsis Criticorum 
 2. 583. - 
 
 J Pool, Patrick, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Pool, Patrick, juror, 4. 519. 
 Pool, Rich, juror, 25. 187. 
 Jpool, Seth P., takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Pool, Solomon, a J. P., 4. 895. 
 juror, 4. 519; 25. 187. 
 ' Pool, Solomon, in militia, 22. 353. 
 J Poo\, Solomon, quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 yPool, Solomon, Jr., in militia, 22. 353. 
 t/Pool, T., in assembly (Polk?), 21. 47. 
 /Pool, Thos., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Pool, Wm., exempted, 6. 807. 
 Pool, Wm., land grant asked, 4. 708. 
 J Pool, Wm., takes oath, 22. 176. 
 
 Pool, Eng., 9. 1092; 10. 113, 132. 
 I^oole, John, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Pcole, Moses, juror, S. 509. 
 Poole, Solomon, signs Quaker peti- 
 
 tion, 1. 252. 
 Poole, Wm., land grant to, 4. 618. 
 "^oon, Aaron, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Poor, Brig. Gen., 12. 498, 501, 503, 504, 
 
 505, 506, 507, 525, 534, 536, 542; 
 
 14. 363. 
 composition and position of brigade, 
 
 12. 501. 
 Poor, Edward, land grant to, 4. 353, 
 
 684. 
 Poor, John, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Poor, Wm., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Poor, act for lottery for poor house, 
 
 24. 821-3; for vestreys, 23. 601-7; 
 
 25. 396-7, 424-30, 450-1, 459-60; 
 provision for, 23. 435-7, 678 
 831-2, 853; 24. 89-94, 260-1, 
 318, 409-10, 498-9, 738-9, 884, 940-1, 
 940-50, 963; 25. 12, 60-2, 68; in 
 Pasq Co., 23. 853. 
 
 bills concerning, 20. 40, 64, 71, 87, 
 107; wardens, 18. 46, 106, 135, 
 285, 286, 316, 339, 360, 366; 19. 
 140, 163, 189, 251, 254, 278, 283, 
 313; 20. 530, 554, 560; 20. 131, 
 134, 149, 152, 158; 163, 164, 169, 
 173, 178, 186, 206, 221, 247, 255, 
 269, 276, -277, 311, 327, 338, 339, 
 340, 345, 354, 386, 407-408, 441, 
 459; for lottery to aid, 18. 115, 
 149, 158, 341, 343, 370, 372, 378; 
 for provision for, 5. 502, 503, 501, 
 507-508, 509, 510, 519, 528, 530, 
 531, 532, 535, 538, 540, 541, 544, 
 558; 6. 457, 458, 459, 468, 488, 491, 
 493, 495, 496, 499, 511; 7. 301, 304, 
 305, 339, 355, 360, 362, 365, 367, 
 369, 419; 8. 301, 302, 325, 342, 34b, 
 348, 364, 365, 367, 369, 384, 387, 
 391, 395, 429, 430, 435, 437, 439, 
 441, 444, 478, 523; 9. 845, 899, 901 
 904, 917, 1015; 13. 749, 754, 759, 
 800, 802, 807, 813; 17. 360, 401, 
 414; for relief of, 4. 977, 978, 979, 
 980, 990, 992, 993, 1003, 1004, 1005, 
 1013, 1014, 1016, 1017; to account 
 for money for, 21. 889; to amend 
 act on, 17. 332, 356; to call offi- 
 cers to account for money due to, 
 17. 333, 340, 377, 384, 414; to en- 
 able J. P.'s to levy taxes for, 12. 
 46, 82, 83, 125, 195, 196, 207, 208, 
 254, 337, 346, 369, 371, 384; 13. 
 357; to erect house for, 17. 296, 
 306, 307, 316. 
 
 Eng. act on suits of in force in N. 
 C, 23. 321. 
 
 taxes for use of to be published. 24. 
 
POOR HOUSES 
 
 329 
 
 POPELAND, JAMES 
 
 808-9. 
 See also Public Buildings. 
 Poor Houses, act to build, 24. 738-9, 
 
 821-3, 884; 25. 60-2, 68. 
 Poore, Edward, land grant to, 4. 590. 
 Poore, Wm., in army, 15. 724. 
 Poors, Maj., 12. 461. 
 Poory, Peter, in militia, 22. 340. 
 Pooshahoma, signs Choctaw treaty, 
 
 18. 802. 
 Pooshemastubie (-ly), treats with U. 
 
 S. for Choctaws, 18. 799-802. 
 Pooshonaltha, signs Choctaw treaty, 
 18. 802. 
 
 Pope, , law suit, 1. 401. 
 
 Pope, Mrs., drowned, 8. 74. 
 
 Pope, Avent, contributes to Boston, 
 
 9. 1281. 
 Pope, Burwell, In assembly, 18. 2, 35, 
 49, 127, 156, 165; 17. 878, 879, 936, 
 948, 953, 963; 19. 391, 396, 397. 
 Pope, Elijah, horseman, 15. 509. 
 Pope, Elisha, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pope, Elizabeth, petitions for release 
 
 of husband, 10. 971. 
 Pope, George, Baptist preacher, 5. 
 
 1173, 1174. 
 Pope, Geo., Jr., in militia, 22. 325. 
 Pope, Harwood, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pope, Henry, and impressment ot 
 horses, 17. 943. 
 captain, 10. 944, 949. 
 declines to act as captain, 22. 909. 
 ensign, 10. 187. 
 
 to appear before Prov. Cong., 10. 
 918. 
 Pope, Henry, land devised to wife, 25. 
 
 465. 
 Pope, Jacob, allowed to give bond and 
 return to N. C, 10. 971. 
 loyalist, 10. 596. 
 
 to be admitted as citizen, 13. 550, 
 647-8, 654. 
 Pope, Jacob, juror, 4. 523; 25. 189. 
 
 land grants to, 4. 616, 618. 
 Pope, Jacob, quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Pope, Jeremiah, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pope, Jesse, petition on need of mon- 
 ey, 7. 866-7. 
 Pope, Joel, in militia, 22. 163. 
 Pope, Joel, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Pope, John, a J. P., 3. 417; 4. 346, 813. 
 dead, 4. 774. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 652, 723, 733. 
 juror, 4. 523. 
 
 land grant asked for, 4. 440. 
 land grant to, 4. 329, 588, 630, 637, 
 711, 768. 
 
 lapse patent to, 2. 772. 
 patent rectified, 4. 330. 
 rights proved, 4. 626, 705. 
 suit against, 5. 1084. 
 surety, 5. 634. 
 Pope, John, a J. P., 4. 966. 
 bill to discharge from judgment, 5. 
 1024, 1027, 1029, 1031, 1032, 1034, 
 1036, 1067, 1078, 1079, 1080, 1081, 
 1086. 
 claims, 9. 590; allowed, 5. 980; 6. 
 211. 
 Pope, John, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Pope, John, act in favor of, 23. 501; 
 
 25. 389-90. 
 Pope, John, land grant to, 4. 630. 
 Pope, J no., juror, 25. 189. 
 Pope, John, money due, 23. 473, 474. 
 Pope, John, quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Pope, John, report on militia co., 22. 
 
 369. 
 Pope, John, vestryman, 23. 497. 
 Pope, Jonathan, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Pope, Mourning, estate to, 8. 384, 481. 
 
 lands devised to, 25. 465. 
 Pope, Richard, buys land, 1. 453. 
 law suits, 1. 387, 389, 400, 432, 445- 
 
 446, 589. 
 surety, 1. 452. 
 witness, 1. 450. 
 Pope, Rich'd, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Pope, Rueben, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Pope, Sampson, land grant to, 4. 766. 
 Pope, Samuel, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Pope, Sam, .army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Pope, Sam, army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Pope) Samuel, in army, 13. 511. 
 Pope, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 323. 
 Pope, Samuel land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 Pope, Simon, in militia, 9. 696. 
 Pope, Simon, in militia, 10. 99. 
 Pope, Simon, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 37, 
 61, 99, 295, 451, 494, 499, 618, 670. 
 patroler, 10. 63. 
 Pope, Thomas, Baptist minister, 5. 
 
 1176. 
 Pope, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Pope, Vinson, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Pope, Wm., army rank, 13. 519; 16. 
 
 1136. 
 Pope, Wm., asks for lapse patent, 2. 
 
 487. 
 Pope, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Pope, Willis, exempted, 17. 973. 
 Pope, Willis, lieut, 10. 518. 
 Pope, compared with charter gov'ts, 
 
 1. 527-528. 
 Pcpeland, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
POPELSTON, SAMUEL 
 
 330 
 
 POPULATION 
 
 635. 
 Popelston, Samuel, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Popery, estab'd in Quebec, 10. 225. 
 exclusion of demanded, 10. 241. 
 King trying to establish, 10. 127. 
 See also Catholics, Roman Church, 
 Papists. 
 
 Popham, , brigade major, 12. 522, 
 
 538. 
 Popham, Lt. Col., pres. of court mar- 
 tial, 12. 543. 
 Popish recusants, act against, 3. 67, 
 91; men'td, 6. 525; 8. 514. 
 not to be guardians, 23. 577; 25. 
 319, 416. 
 Poplar Grove, 13. 136; 15. 341. 
 
 seat of Harnett, 1 1 . 827. 
 Poplar Ridge, 5. 1227. 
 Poplar Spring, 11. 541. 
 Poplar Spring Church, 5. 1181. 
 Poplar Springs, 5. 1228. 
 Poplar Tent Church, 5. 1224, 1225; 8. 
 745. 
 history, 5. 1227-1228. 
 Poplin, Geo., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Poplin, Wm., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Popple, Alured, 2. 136, 558; 4. 173, 
 211, 252, 291. 
 answer to Jenner examined, 4. 157- 
 
 159. 
 Burrington on provost marshal and 
 jails, 4. 23; on public affairs, 3. 
 343-344. 
 Carkesse to on Burrington, 2. 559- 
 
 61. 
 consults Fane on land grant's of 
 
 proprietors, 3. 83. 
 denies Burrington's right to cen- 
 sure Johnston, 4. 207. 
 letters to and from Burrington on 
 land grants, quit rents, etc., 3. 
 89, 90, 524, 536; received and an- 
 swered, 3. 475, 476, 477, 478, 482, 
 489. 
 sec'y of Board of Trade, 3. 508, 
 
 511. 
 sends boundary dispute proposals, 
 
 2. 299. 
 sends case and queries to Att'y and 
 
 Solicitor Gen., 3. 346-347. 
 to Att'y and Solicitor Gen. on valia- 
 ity of N. C. laws 3. 532-3; on 
 Smith's memorial, 3. 348-9. 
 to Burchet on charges of Burrington 
 
 and Porter, 3. 349. 
 to Burrington on his conduct of pub- 
 lic affairs, 3. 351-355; on threat- 
 
 ened Indian War, 3. 346. 
 
 to Johnston on public affairs, 4. 
 248-9. 
 
 to Lowndes on appointment of Bur- 
 rington as governor, 2. 480-482. 
 
 to Porter on Burrington's charges, 
 3. 350-1. 
 
 to Scrope on payment for boundary 
 survey, 3. 17. 
 Popple, William, letter to on admiral- 
 ty courts, 1. 490-491; on bonds of 
 deputy govs., 1. 476. 
 
 to Attorney General, 1. 552. 
 Population, 4. 156, 920; 8. 1027, 1040, 
 1041; 7. V, 145-146. 
 
 act for census, 24. 650-1. 
 
 answers on, 8. 605, 613-14. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 240-1247. 
 
 classes in N. C, 1. 601-602. 
 
 difference between east and west, 
 8. iii-v. 
 
 difficulty of a census, 9. 690. 
 
 in Currituck, 1. 722. 
 
 in Pasquotank, 1. 720-721. 
 
 in 1675, 2. x. 
 
 in 1694, 1. 428. 
 
 in 1702, 1. 559. 
 
 in 1717-1735, 2. xvii. 
 
 in 1721, 2. 419, 421. 
 
 in 1728, 3. xiii. 
 
 in i733, 3. 433. 
 
 in 1744, 4. 748. 
 
 in 1745, 4. 753. 
 
 in 1754, 5. 320. 
 
 in 1755, 5. 470, 471, 473. 
 
 in 1756, 5. 570, 575, 603. 
 
 in 1760, 6. 223. 
 
 in 1771, 9. XV, xvi. 
 
 increase in, 4. 300; 5. 24; 8. 1; and 
 character. 7. 248; under John- 
 ston, 4. xx-xxii. 
 
 Indians in Currituck in 1710, 1. 734. 
 
 lack of, 1. 602. 
 
 number of taxables, 7. 283-4, 288-9. 
 
 of Cape Fear, 4. 315. 605, 608. 
 
 of Moravian settlements, 5. 1158, 
 1161, 1162, 1163. 
 
 of N. C. and S. C. compared, 5. 389- 
 390. 
 
 of A^a. in 1708, 1. 692; in 1756, 5. 
 564-565. 
 
 on Selwyn grants, 7. 451-452. 
 
 proportion of whites, 4. 795. 
 
 report on, 5. 600; to be made ou, 
 2. 112; 5. 1138. 
 
 under Dobbs, 5. xxxix, xl-xli. 
 
 under Tryon, 8. xlv-xlvi. 
 
 Urmston on, 1. 767. 
 
PORCH, JAMES 
 
 331 
 
 PORT ROYAL, VA. 
 
 westward movement of, 7. 203; 10. 
 762-763. 
 Porch, James, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Popch, Soloman, resigns as J. P., 21. 
 
 782, 936, 941. 
 Porch, Wm., in militia, 22. 371. 
 Porcher, Mr., 14. 278, 284. 
 Fordy, George, administration on es- 
 tate of, 1. 551. 
 Porey, John, questioned on confirma- 
 tion of charter of 1665, 1. 372. 
 
 travels in N. C, 1. 5. 
 Pork, act for Inspection, 23. 432, 485, 
 639-49, 790-801; 24. 580-6, 658-61; 
 25. 313-19, 378-87; on frauds in, 
 23. 55-56, 333; 25. 160; on pack- 
 ing of, 23. 58, 333; on time of 
 payment in, 23. 55, 333; 25. 160; 
 to forbid exportation, 24. 168-y; 
 25. 326-7. 
 
 as currency, 1. 401, 406, 407, 411, 
 422, 429, 449, 451, 479, 481, 488, 
 493, 521, 532, 549, 583, 584, 605, 
 606, 608, 610, 618, 621, 624, 715; 2. 
 82, 84, 92, 93, 99, 100; 3. 365, 366. 
 
 bartered for salt, 14. 204. 
 
 bill for inspection, 5. 266, 267, 269, 
 272, 274, 275, S87, 288, 289, 295, 
 296, 300, 505, 508, 510, 512, 513, 
 519, 535, 537, 541, 544, 546, 549, 
 550, 551, 558; 6. 1100, 1103, 1104, 
 1108, 1117, 1124, 11546, 1165, 1168, 
 1171, 1176, 1177-1178, 1191, 1195- 
 1196; to continue inspection act, 
 6. 844, 847, 863, 866, 879-880, 883- 
 884, 901-902, 905, 906, 911, 934, 
 936, 950-951, 954; to prevent fraud 
 in, 4. 477, 501, 504, 505; to regu- 
 late inspection, 5. 880, 881, 883, 
 898, 912, 915, 916, 917, 919, 1020, 
 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 
 1036, 1045, 1050, 1052, 1067, 1068, 
 1072, 1074, 1075, 1076, 1077, 1078, 
 1097. 
 
 bought on account of state, 13. 
 889, 890; 22. 941; by Va., 2. 761-2. 
 
 debts paid in, 4. 1218. 
 
 exportation of, 9. 269, 270; allow- 
 ed, 13. 28, 38, 30; forbidden, 10. 
 975; and exchanged for salt, 22. 
 933-4; on account of trade, 14. 
 iv-v. 
 
 fee for inspection, 24. 209. 
 
 for troops bad, 5. 136. 
 
 importance commercially, 4. 1196. 
 
 issued by gov't, 14. 489. 
 
 needed for Cont. army, 13. 22; 16. 
 
 448-9. 
 poor quality, 5. 870. 
 possible trade In, 5. 322. 
 price, 22. 936. 
 sale of that sent to Va. to pay 
 
 troops, 5. 131-132. 
 salt, article of food, 1. 714. 
 sent to Va., 3. xv, 622; 6. 1030; to 
 troops In Va., 5. xl, 6. 286; to 
 Boston, 5. 795. 
 to be bartered for salt, 13. 28; 22. 
 
 910. 
 to be gathered, 22. 914-15. 
 to be sent to troops, 5. 366, 367. 
 value, 3. 334. 
 Porkabile, Jno., In militia, 22. 338. 
 Porkinpine, John, exempted, 5. 531. 
 Porks, Henry, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Porpos of T'ilasse, signs treaty, IV. 
 
 586. 
 Person, Benj., juror, 4. 524. 
 
 Port, . 5. 562. 
 
 Pert act, gives trouble In Perquimans 
 
 Co., 4. 723. 
 Port Bill, bill to repeal, 4. 724, 727, 
 
 777, 780, 790. 
 Port Egmont, English expelled from, 
 
 8. 229. 
 
 Port Le Orient, trade with, 11. 735. 
 
 See L'Orient. 
 Port of Entry, bill for, 21. 209, 218, 
 
 222, 233, 582, 596, 600. 
 Port Peril, named, 1. 129, 131. 
 Port Royal, Jamaica, 9. 319. 
 Port Royal, S. C, 1. 127, 131, 132, 133, 
 135, 138, 148, 206; 4. 259; 5. 346, 
 598; 11. 501; 15. 330. 
 British entrenched at, 11. 344. 
 fertility and health of, 3. 12. 
 fort at needed, 5. 477; to be built 
 
 south of, 1. 77. 
 fortifications, 2. 422. 
 French settlement at, 2. 763, 764. 
 harbor of, 1. 663. 
 Key to southern coasts, 3. 11. 
 , lands of, 1. 134. 
 quit rents collected at, 4. 207. 
 Scotch at, 2. 847. 
 settlement to be near, 1. 56. 
 should be harbor for royal navy, 3. 
 
 50. 
 Spaniards to be harassed from, 3. 
 
 9, 11. 
 
 threatened by Br., 13. 234. 
 
 troops to be sent to, 10. 314. 
 
 vessels sent to, 1. 178, 179. 
 Port Royal, the, loss of, 1. 207. 
 Port Royal, Va. (?), 9. 1248. 
 
PORT ROYAL DISCOVERY 332 
 
 PORTER, EDMUND 
 
 Port Royal discovery, the, 1. 118-139. 
 Port Royal Ferry, 14. 323, 324. 
 Port Royal Indians ment'd, 1. 137. 
 Port Royal Island, Br. on, 14. 340. 
 garrison on, 2. 232. 
 skirmish at, 14. 18. 
 Port Royal River, 1. 138. 
 Port Royal Town, Va., 9. 1065. 
 Port Tobacco, Md., 9. 1065, 1069, 1248; 
 11. 569, 741. 
 
 Porter, . examined on his surveys 
 
 at Cape Pear, 3. 403. 
 
 Porter, , reports on lands owned, 
 
 3. 403. 
 Porter, Madam, 3. 526. 
 Porter, Mr., ships skins, 1. 724. 
 Porter, Mr., prisoner, 2. 273. 
 Porter, Capt., 24. 948. 
 Porter, Benj., act for land to, 24. 629- 
 30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Porter, Charles, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Porter, David, memorial, 19. 179, 181, 
 
 301. 
 Porter, David, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263; 11. 250-254. 
 Porter, Ed., in militia, 22. 385. 
 Porter, Edmund, 3. 364. 
 a J. P., 4. 47. 
 
 absent from council, 3. 169. 
 account of suspension of from coun- 
 cil, 3. 505-508. 
 answer to Burrington's charges, 3. 
 
 521-523. 
 arrested for affray, 3. 59-60. 
 attends council, 3. 204. 
 Burrington on, 3. 141, 206; reviews 
 
 case of, 3. 475-476, 477-478. 
 case against Burrington for suspen- 
 sion from office, replies and 
 counter replies, 3. 501-528. 
 comes to N. C. from West Indies, 3. 
 
 503. 
 complaints against, 3. 123, 148, 351; 
 as judge of admiralty, 3. 224-232; 
 against Burrington, 3. 352; 
 againt P., 3. 205; sent to com- 
 missioners of admiralty, 3. 349, 
 351; against himself sent to him, 
 3. 352. 
 copies of Burrington letters sent to, 
 
 3. 396. 
 dead, 4. 284, 339, 340, 345, 425, 439, 
 
 444, 445, 575, 925, 1166. 
 elected to assembly in spite of Bur- 
 rington, 3. 519. 
 falsely accuses Lovick and Little, 
 
 3. 629, 630. 
 
 favors Everard, 3. 208. 
 
 files bill against Gale and Lovick, 3. 
 
 14. 
 gained over by Ashe, 3. 331. 
 in assem., 3. 561, 562, 580, 592, 612. 
 in council, 3. 197, 214, 216-239, 245, 
 
 250-257, 257,. 476-, 517; 4. 31-39, 6V- 
 
 69, 70-71, 72-74, 76-85, 87-91, 92-95. 
 
 96-100, 102-105, 223-225, 234, 235, 
 
 236-239, 241. 
 interferes with General Court, 3 
 
 203-4. 
 judge of oyer and terminer court, 
 
 4. 3, 224. 
 
 lends chaise to Burrington, 3. 509. 
 
 letters against Burrington ment'd, 
 3. 395, 396; against Everard sent 
 to Board of Trade, 3. 126; and 
 suspension ment'd, 3. 64, 631; 
 sent to Board of Trade, 3. 81; 
 from Burrington, 3. 526-528. 
 
 memorial on his restoration as 
 judge of admiralty, 4. 223-224. 
 
 on appointing of councillors by the 
 governor, 3. 196-197. 
 
 on committee, 3. 260; of assembly, 
 3. 565, 567, 572, 576, 581, 596, 604, 
 609; of council, 3. 276, 279, 294, 
 314, 318; 4. 82, 86, 124, 232, 233. 
 
 opposes Burrington, 3. 139, 141, 143, 
 206, 332; appointment of coun- 
 cillors, 3. 204-205. 
 
 Popple to on Burrington's charges, 
 3. 350-351. 
 
 proposed as agent, 3. 508; for coun- 
 cil, 3. 85, 86, 91. 
 
 protests on proposed divisions of 
 admiralty money, 3. 273. 
 
 quarrels with Burrington on the as- 
 sistant judges, 3. 236-8, 241-2. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 reasons for suspension as council- 
 lor and answers to same, 3. 409- 
 411. 
 
 removal as councillor recommend- 
 ed, 3. 203. 
 
 reports persons for riot, 3. 148. 
 
 sends Everard's order against land 
 warrants to England, 3. 26, 27. 
 
 should be dropped from council, 3. 
 209. 
 
 summoned to council, 3. 239, 255. 
 
 surety, 3. 58. 
 
 suspended as admiralty judge and 
 councillor, 3. 408-409, 412-413, 501- 
 503. 
 
 threat of murder against, 3. 438. 
 
PORTER, EDMUND 
 
 333 
 
 PORTER, JOHN 
 
 to Board of Trade on Burrington's 
 charges, 3. 325, 329-31; on irregu- 
 larities in land warrants, 3. 7-8; 
 on N. C. affairs and Everard, 3. 
 49. 
 to hold oyer and trimmer court, 4. 
 
 72. 
 to Newcastle on blank land war- 
 rants, etc., 3. 51-52; on warrants 
 and surveys of land, 3. 17-18. 
 tried before council, 3. 404-9, 409- 
 12. 
 Porter, Edmund, agent of N. C, 2. 619. 
 agent to England, 2. 578. 
 assaults Lovick and is assaulted by 
 
 Everard and others, 2. 659, 666. 
 complaints of as judge of admiralty, 
 
 2. 762. 
 excepted from pardon, 1. 864, 873. 
 Hyde on, 1. 802. 
 
 in assem., 2. 575, 576, 608, 621, 623. 
 judge of admiralty, 2. 758. 
 messenger to council, 2. 610. 
 proceedings of assembly delivered 
 
 to, 2. 622. 
 proves warrant of attorney, 2. 822- 
 
 823. 
 refuses to receive register for ad- 
 miralty court, 2. 765. 
 sent to Eng. for trial, 1. 806, 807. 
 to be seized, 1. 776-777, 778. 
 tried for assault on Everard, 2. 669- 
 670; for misdemeanor, libel, etc., 
 2. 686, 687-690, 690-693, 697, 707, 
 714, 817, 820, 828, 831. 
 tries to make freeman a slave, 2. 
 702-703. 
 Porter, Edmund, in assembly, 4. 1180. 
 Porter, Edward, in militia, 22. 280. 
 Porter, George, in militia, 9. 696. 
 Porter, George, in militia, 10. 99. 
 Porter, George, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 
 37, 99. 
 Porter, Hugh, a J. P., 5. 813. 
 Porter, Hugh, payment to, 22. 441. 
 Porter, Jas., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Porter, James, denies that regulators 
 
 robbed Panning, 8. 260. 
 Porter, James, in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 
 
 44, 46, 49. 
 Porter, John, 6. 1088. 
 Porter, John, 9. xxxlx. 
 a justice, 1. 591-596; 2. 526. 
 a magistrate, 1. 452. 
 accused of trying to excite Tusca- 
 
 roras, 1. 796-7, 802. 
 Adams on, 1. 733. 
 agrees on debt, 1. 583. 
 
 arrives from England, 1. 727. 
 
 assignee, 1. 562. 
 
 attorney, 1. 428, 432, 433, 446, 583, 
 
 586, 588. 
 attorney general, 1. 424. 
 bill of sale to, 1. 585. 
 brings communication from Eng., 
 
 1. 697. 
 builds chapel, 1. 559, 560, 561. 
 buys, 1. 650. 
 
 com'r of Wilmington, 23. 134, 148. 
 deposition, 1. 457. 
 elects and deposes Glover, 1. 710. 
 estate settled, 2. 56, 115-116. 
 excepted from pardon, 1. 864, 873. 
 gives power of atty., 1. 650. 
 Gordon's charges against, 1. 710. 
 holds lands in Brunswick, 23. 239. 
 home of, 1. 457. 
 impeached, 1. 807. 
 in assembly, 25. 159. 
 in council, 1. 785. 
 incorporator of Bath, 23. 73. 
 juror, 1. 396, 397. 
 law suit, 1. 578, 584-585, 586, 589. 
 leads in Gary Rebellion, 1. 784. 
 library coms'r, 23. 78. 
 part in Gary Rebellion, 1. 768. 
 petition against, 1. 786. 
 recognizes Glover, 1. 727. 
 re-elects Gary, 1. 710. 
 sent to England with complaints, 1. 
 
 709-10. 
 takes oath, 1. 699. 
 to accuse Glover, 1. 699. 
 to be seized, 1. 776-777, 778, 807. 
 to petition Proprietors, 2. 244. 
 vestryman, 2. 209; 23. 7. 
 visits Indians, 1. 783. 
 witness, 1. 452. 
 
 writes Proprietors on Gary Rebel- 
 lion, 1. 728. 
 Porter, John, 4. 720. 
 a J. P., 4. 346, 447. 
 asks for resurvey, 4. 222. 
 builds Soracte, 4. 686. 
 land grant to, 4. 216, 333, 349, 444, 
 
 595, 603, 619. 
 lights proved, 4. 617. 
 to account for his land claim, 3. 254. 
 to Board of Trade on land patents, 
 
 4. 308-315. 
 Porter, John, asks for lapsed land, 2. 
 
 356. 
 attorney, 2. 450, 456. 
 Burrington's treatment cited, 3. 35if. 
 dead, 3. 209, 477, 497, 500. 
 executor of John Porter, 2. 56. 
 
PORTER, JOHN 
 
 334 POETERFIELD, CHARLES 
 
 guardian, 2. 240. 
 
 house burned by Burrington, 3. 361- 
 
 362. 
 in assembly, 3. 562. 
 land asked, 3. 426., 
 law suit, 2. 95, 96, 111, 115-116. 
 petition as administrator, 2. 492-493. 
 takes up land, 2. 217. 
 Porter, John, claims allowed, 22. 403. 
 Porter, John, coms'r on navigation, 
 
 25. 195. 
 Pcrter, John, enters land, 6. 765. 
 Porter, John, land grant to, 4. 1255. 
 Porter, John, to be examined on 
 
 Mixon, 10. 427. 
 Porter, John (carpenter), rights 
 
 proved, 4. 598. 
 Porter, John, Jr., deputy surveyor, 3. 
 618. 
 gets land patent to defraud Burring- 
 ton, 3. 618, 619. 
 land grant to, 4. 965. 
 Pcrter, John, Sr., proposed for coun- 
 cil, 3. 85, 91. 
 Porter, Jos., in assem., 2. 608, 623. 
 
 juror, 25. 189. 
 Porter, Joshua, a J. P., 2. 526, 570, 
 638; dropped as J. P., 2. 676. 
 juror, 2. 261, 265, 556. 
 witness, 2. 82. 
 Porter, Joshua, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Porter, Mary, land grants to, 4. 766- 
 
 7, 768. 
 Porter, Mary, widow of John, law 
 
 suit, 2. 115-116. 
 Porter, Matthew, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Porter, Nathaniel, brig, seized, 7. 159. 
 Porter, Nathaniel, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Porter, Nicholas, land grant to, 4. 854. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 245. 
 Porter, Pa'k, petitions for division of 
 
 Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Porter, Robert, allowance to for mon 
 
 ey destroyed, 12. 579. 
 Porter, Robert, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 411, 473. 
 Porter, Robert, colonel, 17. 734. 
 Porter, Robert, on Tryon S. C, 10. 
 
 423, 424. 
 Porter, Robert, resolve in favor of, 
 
 12. 127, 292, 689. 
 Porter, Robert, signs test, 10. 297. 
 Porter, Samuel, owes state, 21. 1077. 
 
 petition of bondsmen, 21. 668. 
 Porter, Sara, land grant to, 4. 328. 
 
 Porter, Mrs. Sarah, gets more time for 
 survey, 4. 219. 
 
 Porter, Virginia, land to be resurvey- 
 ed, 4. 347. 
 
 Porter, Wm., army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 Porter, Wm., army rank, 16. 1132 
 
 Porter, Wm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 
 Porter, Wm., calls out militia, 17. 803. 
 
 Porter, Wm., in assembly, 17. 71,', 
 727, 755, 795; 19. 390;; 20. 479,' 
 521; 21. 2, 3, S, 33, 47, 52, liO, 66^ 
 68, 71, 74, 77, 108, 109, 115, 119, 
 121, 130, 132, 133, 139, 154, 160, 
 166, 168, 179, 190, 194, 196, 198, 
 199, 205, 209, 234, 248, 252, 263, 
 264, '285, 288, 294, 300, 305, 332, 
 333, 345, 346, 367, 372, 379, 40i!, 
 411, 432, 584, 623, 738, 739, 766, 
 778, 791, 812, 873, 876, 884, 8»u, 
 893, 907, 914, 916, 918, 920, 927, 
 930, 932, 935, 937, 941, 946, 965, 
 970, 977, 980, 982, 984, 999, 1006, 
 1012, 1013, 1015, 1021, 1031, 103X, 
 1055. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 12, 25, 27, 
 
 30, 31, 35. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 49. 
 It. col., 17. 734. 
 
 petitions assembly on gun factory, 
 22. 895-6. 
 
 Porter, Wm., in militia, 22. 314. 
 
 Porter, Wm., in militia, 9. 1050. 
 
 Porter, Wm., land grant to, 4. 965. 
 
 Porter, Wm., prisoner, 16. 673. 
 
 Porter, Wm., trustee Univ., 25. 22. 
 
 Porter, Wm., Sr., seizes goods, 1. 866. 
 
 Porterfield, , brigade major, 12. 
 
 522, 531, 542. 
 
 Porterfield, Mr., 13. 259, 284. 
 
 Porterfield, Mr., 13. 334, 337. 
 
 Porterfield, Mr., 14. 8, 9. 
 
 Porterfield, Mr., aids P. Mallett, 15. 
 343, 344. 
 
 Porterfield, Mr., drafted, 13. 285, 294. 
 
 Porterfield, Mr., to furnish provisions, 
 14. 27. 
 
 Porterfield, Capt., 15. 786. 
 
 Porterfield, Capt., 19. 938. 
 killed, 15. 638. 
 
 Porterfield, Charles, 14. 502, 537, 539, 
 556. 
 at Camden and wounded, 15. 383, 
 
 384, 385. 
 commands Va. troops in N. C, 14. 
 
 867; 15. 252, 256, 265. 
 effort to obtain command of militia 
 
 for, 14. 531. 
 Gates to on movements of British, 
 
PORTERFIELD, DANIEL 335 
 
 PORTS 
 
 14. 546-7. 
 in Camden battle, 14. 584. 
 location, 14. xiii, xlv. 
 sick, 14. 764. 
 skirmishes with British, 14. xii; 
 
 and retreats, 14. 833. 
 to Gates on his need of a surgeon, 
 14. 568; on militia and Br., 14. 
 558-559; on provisipns, 14. 533- 
 534; on Tories, 14. 528-529; on 
 Williams's Va. company, 14. 535. 
 wounded and captured at Camden, 
 14. XV. 
 Porterfield, Daniel, 11. 830. 
 Porterfield, Dennis, army rank, 16. 
 
 1135. 
 Porterfield, Denny, ensign, 10. 519. 
 Porterfield, I., to Caswell on messen- 
 ger, provisions, etc., 14. 69. 
 Porterfield, James, 13. 10. 
 Porterfield, James, 15. 180, 186. 
 accounts as tobacco buyer, 21. 96. 
 act on storage of tobacco, 24. 758-9, 
 
 982. 
 bill for him to store tobacco, 20. 
 58, 101; to impower him to re- 
 ceive storage, 17. 302, 346, 397, 
 406; to inspect warehouse of, 21. 
 25, 104, 110, 121. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 25, 27, 29, 35. 
 navigation coms'r, 25. 98. 
 Johnston to on tobacco and answer, 
 21. 473, 475, 479-480, 489, 516-517, 
 521, 524, 559-560, 564-565. 
 nom. for collector, 19. 625. 
 owes state, 21. 1071. 
 sets up warehouse, 20. 490, 511, 540, 
 
 553. 
 
 tobacco buyer, 18. 189, 420, 451, 
 
 459; 20. 281, 289, 472; 21. 510; 
 
 sales of, etc., 21. 422, 722, 723-724. 
 
 Porterfield, James, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-8. 
 Porterfield, James, to — on money for 
 
 Burke, 15. 416-17. 
 Porterfield, John, elected major, 20. 
 
 261, 270, 272, 442, 455, 460. 
 Porterfield, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Porterfield, John, to receive pay of 
 
 Ranisford, 2. 122. 
 Porterfield, Robert, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 Porterie, Isle of Sky, immigrants 
 
 from, 8. 620, 621-622. 
 Porter's Swamp Church, 5. 1179. 
 Portes, Mulford, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Portes Indians, 22. 734. 
 Porteskill (Porteskyte) Indians, ask 
 to be allowed to sell land, 2. 204- 
 
 205. 
 petition to be allowed to hunt, 2. 
 172. 
 Porteveint, James, road coms'r, 25. 
 
 264. 
 Portevint. See Potavente, etc. 
 Portevint, James, asks for resurvey, 
 
 4. 349. 
 Portevint, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 329, 350. 
 Portevint, Sam., land grant asked, 4. 
 
 454. 
 Portevints, Samuel, salt of seized, 10. 
 
 963. 
 Portevont, Jos., land grant to, 4. 650. 
 Portewine, Isaac, voter, 15. 237. 
 Portewine, James, voter, 15. 237. 
 Portevi/ine, Peter, voter, 15. 237. 
 Porthis, Hardy, army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Porthress, Benj. C, act to change 
 name to Ransom, 24. 939. 
 bill to change name, 20. 155, 159, 
 179, 190, 191, 339, 357, 366, 377. 
 Porthress, Robert, act to change name 
 to Ransom, 24. 939. 
 bill to change name, 20. 155, 159, 
 179, 190, 191, 339, 357, 366, 377. 
 iPortis, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Portis, Robert, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Portis, Thos., law suit, 1. 652. 
 
 left by wife, 2. 363. 
 Portiss, Hardy, in Davidson's Co., 14. 
 
 294. 
 Portivint, James, memorial in favor 
 
 of Smith, 6. 58-60. 
 Portland, Duke of, 9. 1092; 16. 441. 
 Portland, Lord, 3. 624. 
 Portland, the, blows up the Randolph, 
 
 13. 402. 
 Portlock, Caleb, army rank, 16. 1135. 
 
 in army, 15. 733. 
 Portman, John, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. 
 Porto Rico, 1. 116. 
 
 Portoise, Hardman, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Portress, J no., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Portrie, Scotland, 9. 303. 
 Ports, act to erect, 24. 850-1. 
 bill to facilitate navigation of, 4. 
 361, 363, 364, 375, 376, 379, 388, 
 390, 391, 404, 405, 406, 408. 
 character, 4. 172. 
 closed, 7. 161, 168o, 1686. 
 lack of retards N. C, 2, xii, xv. 
 never closed, 7. 195. 
 opened by France to U. S., 17. 161- 
 2. 
 
PORTS OF DELIVERY 
 
 336 POST AND POST-OFFICE 
 
 to be established, 1. 27, 83, 100-101, 
 
 109, 168, 202; by governor, 3. 73. 
 
 Ports of delivery, bill for, 4. 726, 727, 
 
 781. 
 Ports of entry, act on, 25. 206, 219- 
 220. 
 
 Beaufort, 2. 454. 
 
 discussed by Burrington, 4. 169-173. 
 
 list of, 3. xvi. 
 
 of Albemarle Co., I. 229, 231, 239. 
 
 to be made by Heath, 1. 12. 
 Portsmouth, 6. 4, 82, 307, 607, 608; 7. 
 264; 8. 248. 
 
 act to incorporate, 23. 387; 25. 252- 
 4. 
 
 battery at, 6. 596, 615. 
 
 collector needed at, 5. 950; 6. 1021. 
 
 exposed condition of harbor, 5. 595- 
 596. 
 
 fort to be at, 5. 148; 6. 1028. 
 
 inspection at, 23. 641, 791; 25. 379. 
 
 laid out, 5. 343, 344. 
 
 navigation to, 5. 1004. 
 Portsmouth, Eng., 4. 752; 6. 312; 7. 
 112, 159, 161, 202, 290; 10. 984; 
 20. 662, 663, 664. 
 Portsmouth, N. H., 17. 571; 19. 708. 
 
 arms and ammunition arrive at 
 from France, 11. 433, 438. 
 Portsmouth, Va., 10. 601; 14. 688, 
 689, 690; 15. 144, 149, 537; 16. 
 115; 17. 991, 993, 1010; 18. 502, 
 505; 22. 586, 1029, 1030. 
 
 British at, 14. vii, 3, 82; 22. 34, 
 547; and Tories in, 22. 1029-30; 
 capture, 14. 85, 86, 94, 99, 100, 
 102, 105, 308; embark from, 15. 
 536; 22. 574; entrench in, 14. 
 728; 17. 983-986, 987, 994, 1021, 
 1030; garrison at, 15. 300; in, 14. 
 442, 453, 467, 723; 15. 112, 129- 
 130, 138, 156, 157-8, 454, 556, 574; 
 occupation discussed, 14. 618, 
 620; reinforcement sent to, 15. 
 519; retreat to, 15. 143; threat- 
 ens, 14. 634, 638; to be sent to, 
 15. 777, 778; to garrison, 15. 308, 
 508, 515, 542. 
 
 evacuated by Br., 15. 618. 
 
 French to disembark at, 15. 527. 
 
 Leslie in, 14. 725, 733. 
 
 money distributed in, 15. 302. 
 
 plan of, 14. 672. 
 
 Scotch refugees at, 15. 144. 
 
 smallpox in, 15. 618. 
 
 to be held by Br., 15. 294," 295. 
 
 troops leave for N. Y., 15. 570, 571. 
 Portsmouth (parole), 8. 595. 
 
 Portsmouth Association, formed, 5. 
 
 1175, 1176, 1178. 
 Portugal, 1. 909; 2. 336, 338; 3. 392; 
 5. 221; 10. 447, 779, 976; 22. 739, 
 740, 828. 
 
 ambassador of accepts treaty with 
 France, 6. 973. 
 
 English trade with, 2. 628. 
 
 export of rice to, 2. 423-424, 425. 
 
 exports to allowed, 10. 686. 
 
 ground for trade with, 5. xlvi. 
 
 importation of wines desired, 5. 322. 
 
 imports from desirable, 5. 574. 
 
 need of trade with for salt, 5. 317. 
 
 salt from, 6. 1030; needed in N. C, 
 5. xlvi, 317; permission to import 
 asked, 9. 132, 208, 209, 214, 215, 
 219, 269, 270; stores exported to, 
 22. 748. 
 
 trade with, 6. 611; 11. 331; discuss- 
 ed, 5. 322, 323; 6. 1022, 1030, 1033, 
 1034; frauds in, 1. 245. 
 
 treaty with, 18. 673. 
 Portwood, Benj., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Portwood, Gilbert, juror, 4. 520. 
 Posey, Maj., and battle of Stony 
 
 Point, 14. 337. 
 Posey, Humphrey, Baptist minister, 
 5. 1191. 
 
 cited, 5. 1191. 
 Possey, Joseph, protests against regu- 
 lators, 8. 273-274. 
 Possler, John, and note held by, 16. 
 
 987. 
 Possum Quarter, inspection at, 24. 
 
 581. 
 Possum Quarter Plantation, 22. 287. 
 Post and Post-office, act for accomo- 
 dation of riders, 24. 903; on, 25. 
 161; to establish, 23. 81-82, 849; 
 to support discussed, 9. 259; dis- 
 allowed, 9. 287-289, 339, 366, 367. 
 
 allowance for cost of establishing, 
 7. 618, 654, 659, 666. 
 
 and regulations of roads and fer- 
 ries, 16. 735, 736-737. 
 
 bad condition of, 11. 360. 
 
 bill to compel masters to deliver 
 foreign letters to, 12. 593, 595, 
 700-1, 703, 716; to encourage P. M. 
 G. to establish, 4. 1340; to estab- 
 lish, 6. 484, 853, 854, 863, 874, 917- 
 918, 923, 931, 947, 950; 7. 47, 54-55, 
 65, 67, 69, 70, 76, 78-80, 84, 85; 8. 
 365, 368, 369, 383, 430-431, 433, 434, 
 438, 439, 441, 444, 478. 
 
 Board of Trade on N. C. act for, 9. 
 282-283, 287-288. 
 
POST AND POST-OFFICE 337 POTIFORD, LAWRENCE 
 
 British act on, 6. 1081. 
 
 claim for not allowed, 22. 846. 
 
 complaints of, 17. 90-91. 
 
 condition, 6. 733. 
 
 continued in So. States, 16. 736. 
 
 Davie on, 22. 801. 
 
 Davis employed to carry mail, 5. 
 .516-517, 554-, 555-556, 684, 731-732, 
 734. 
 
 difficulties of service, 4. 921-2. 
 
 established, 5. xxvi; through N. C, 
 7. 100; to Suffolk, Va., 5. 885, 886, 
 918, 919, 920, 921. 
 
 establishment discussed, 8, 21, 66. 
 
 ferriage of rider paid, 12. 231. 
 
 from Va. to Wilmington, 22. 735. 
 
 franking privilege, 20. 684, 686, 718. 
 
 Hazzard asks for passage of laws 
 and bill for same, 12. 672, 673. 
 
 improvement needed, 21. 878-879. 
 
 instructions on new act for, 9. 290- 
 291. 
 
 lack of facilities, 8. v. 
 
 mail ment'd, 2. 28; controlled by 
 Safety Com., 10. 69-70. 
 
 Martin to assembly on, 9. 541. 
 
 memorial of Hazard on laws neces- 
 sary for, 13. 395-396. 
 
 money voted for, 8. 1057. 
 
 need of, 7. 697, 882; discussed, 8. 
 73. 
 
 note on act for, 3. 188. 
 
 proposed private, 9. 356. 
 
 proposition to discontinue, 5. 1097- 
 1098. 
 
 provided for, 6. 1242, 1291-1292. 1299- 
 1300, 1302-1303, 1304-1305, 1319. 
 
 provision for public letters, 2. 888. 
 
 receipts, 18. 668. 
 
 regulation, 18. 718. 
 
 report on tax for, 5. 966. 
 
 resolve for establishing, 5. 1038, 
 1101; for free transportation of, 
 9. 438-439, 564-565; on establish- 
 ing between Hillsboro and Rich- 
 mond, Va., 16. 164; of Cont. 
 Cong, on sent to assembly, 11 
 471. 
 
 route of, 9. 1242; 10. 321; estab'd 
 19. iv. 
 
 to be established in N. A., 7. 43 
 404, 412-413, 415; 22. 624; to 
 Richmond Va., 19. 116. 
 
 to Hillsboro, 8. 209. 
 
 Tryon on establishment of, 7. 166- 
 167; on necessity of, 6. 1057-1059; 
 on need of, 7. 700-701; to Barons 
 on, 7. 148-9, 205, 222; to De- 
 
 Lancey on, 7. 454-5; to DeLancey 
 
 and Hillsborough on, 8. 3-4; to 
 
 Hyde on, 6. 1060; to Timothy on, 
 
 T. 439-440. 
 violation of, 10. 321-323. 
 wanted, 21. 855-856, 859, 860, 1029, 
 
 1041. 
 war routes to be established, 14. 
 
 852-853. 
 Post Master, pay of, -5. 797. 
 Post Master General (Eng.), to Board 
 
 of Trade on N. C. act for post, 
 
 9. 259-260. 
 Post Riders, bill to accomodate, 20. 
 
 163, 168, 174, 177, 189, 343, 353, 
 
 368. 
 Postell, Benj., prisoner, 15. 393. 
 Posthumous children, Eng. act on in 
 
 force in N. C, 23. 325. 
 Poston, Jeremiah, a J. P., 23. 995.' 
 Poston, Jeremiah, in militia, 22. 418. 
 Poston, Jeremiah, lieut., 10. 937. 
 Poston, John, exempted, 9. 462. 
 Poston, John, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Poston, John, regulator, 7. 809. 
 Poston, John, Sr., regulator, 8. 80. 
 Pot and Pearl ash, act for bounty on, 
 
 23. 923-4; 25. 57-8. 
 bill for bounty on exportation of, 
 
 9. 394, 395, 399, 443, 473, 482, 491, 
 
 494, 497, 503, 504, 583, 660. 
 manufactory in Newbern, 9. 270. 
 Potakasey Woods, 2. 523. 
 Potash, bill to encourage manufacture, 
 
 21. 332, 341, 343, 404, 671, 712, 
 
 718. 
 considered as a trade staple, 8. 84. 
 imported from the Baltic, 4. 162. 
 manufacture of proposed, 4. 163. 
 materials for, 3. 337; 5. 363. 
 trade in to be cultivated, 4. 156. 
 Potatoes, 1. 934. 
 Potavente. See Portevint, etc. 
 Potavente, James, road coms'r, 23. 
 
 220. 
 Potaway, MIcaja, army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Potchiak Indian Town, 1. 740. 
 Pote, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1040. 
 Poteat, James, at council on Tories,. 
 
 15. 123-124. 
 Potecasi (Potakashe, Poticosy), 2. 
 
 303, 426. 
 Potecasi church, 5. 1180. 
 Potecatia Swamp, 23. 499. 
 Potenger, Richard, 11. 117. 
 Poteskeyt Towni 2. 141. 
 Potiford, Lawrence, asks relief from 
 
 3—32 
 
POTOMAC 
 
 338 
 
 POTTS, MRS. MARY 
 
 cliurcli tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Potomac, 8. 757. 
 Potomac Creek, 1. 748. 
 Potomac Falls, DeGraffenried at, 1. 
 958, 959, 968; proposes to settle 
 near, 1. 963. 
 Potomack (Potowmac, Powtomack) 
 River, 1. 658, 748; 5. xxii, xxx, 
 110, 144(7, 174, 366, 367, 927, 934, 
 1201, 1218; 6. 610, 784; 9. 1065, 
 1069, 1105, 1248; 10. 1027; 11. 
 391, 836; 13. vii; 18. 506, 630, 633; 
 19. 867. 
 and Federal Capital, 16. 844, 908, 
 
 909. 
 Arnold on, 15. 443. 
 Baptists on, 5. 1169. 
 character of lands on, 1. 961. 
 DeGraffenried visits, 1. 958, 959. 
 
 968. 
 Indian incursion near, 5. 357. 
 lands on promised to Palatines, 1. 
 
 907-908. 
 messenger sent to head of, 1. 866. 
 permanent seat of gov't on, 22. 799. 
 Susquahannah Indians on, 2. 643. 
 Pots, John, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Potsgrove, 13. 381. 
 Pottacasy (Pollacasy) Creek, bill for 
 
 bridge over, 4. 828, 829, 830. 
 Pottakasey bridges, 23. 206. 
 Pcttar, James, assaulted by Burring- 
 ton, 2. 650-651. 
 discharged by court, 2. 601, 654. 
 Pottaskete (Pottaskite) Indians, num- 
 ber and condition, 3. xviii, 153. 
 Potter, Gen., orders to, 11. 757. 
 
 skirmishes with British, 11. 696, 
 820, 822. 
 Potter, Abraham, takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Potter, Daniel, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, IB. 1135. 
 Potter, DanI, army rank, 18. 1140. 
 Potter, Dan'l in militia, 22. 370. 
 Potter, David, pardoned, 12. 540. 
 Potter, Edwd, army rank, 18. 1139. 
 Potter, Francis, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Potter, Gordon, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Potter, James, claims, 3. 282, 319. 
 
 negro of tried, 4. 530. 
 Potter, J no., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Potter, J no., in militia, 22. 280. 
 Potter, John, land grant to, 4. 711. 
 Potter, John, paymaster, 12. 538. 
 Potter, John, takes oath, 22. 171. 
 Potter, Mathew, imported, 1. 650. 
 
 Potter, Myles, in militia, 22. 280. 
 Potter, Peleg, army rank, 18. 1137. 
 Potter, Robert, land grant to, 4. 73, 75, 
 334, 350. 
 rights proved, 4. 603. 
 Potter, Rows, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Potter, SamI, army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Potter, Stephen, in militia, 22. 167. 
 Potter, Thomas, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Potter, Will, 9. 328. 
 Potter, Wm., claims allovired, 8. 468; 
 
 9. 718, 856. 
 Potter, Wm., juror, 7. 842. 
 Potter, Wm., juror, 8. 72. 
 Potter, Wm., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pottor, Nuness, petition on separation, 
 22. 705-10. 
 
 Potts, , 21. 505. 
 
 Potts, IVIr., 14. 520. 
 Potts, IVIr., paper sent by, 15. 457. 
 Potts, Alexander, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Potts, George, signs test, 10. 297. 
 Potts, Henry, land grant to, 4. 1047, 
 
 1239. 
 
 Potts, James, to make deed, 24. 334. 
 
 Potts, Jesse, com. of issues, 16. 197. 
 
 resigns as tobacco agent, 18. 494. 
 
 Potts, John, allowance to for wagon 
 
 hire, 12. 856. 
 Potts, John, building coms'r, 24. 237. 
 Potts, J no., in militia, 22. 374. 
 Potts, John, killed, 22. 127. 
 Potts, Jonathan, signs test, 10. 297. 
 Potts, Joshua, 15. 474. 
 A D. Q. M., 18. 198. 
 coms'r Wilmington, 22. 892. 
 in assem., 20. 120, 121, 124, 125, 127, 
 131, 138, 146, 148, 149, 154, 155, 
 159, 160, 161, 162-163, 306, 308, 330, 
 337. 
 letter considered, 17. 848-849, 850- 
 
 851; ment'd, 17. 941-942, 946, 958. 
 provisions and salt, 15. 472. 
 reports on stores at Halifax and 
 
 Harrisburg, 15. 484, 486. 
 school trustee, 24. 984. 
 staff officer, 1 5. 450. 
 Sumner to on provisions and answer, 
 
 15. 441-442. 
 to Burke on trouble and confusion in 
 
 Q. M. Dept., 16. 225-228. 
 to Svimner on provisions and staff 
 officers, 15. 450-451; on provisions 
 for troops, 15. 475-6, 480, 493-4, 
 648; 16. 632; on supplies, 16. 507. 
 Potts, Mrs. Mary, furnishes beef cat- 
 
POTTS, ROBERT 
 
 339 
 
 POWELL, CAPTAIN 
 
 tie, 21. 657, 814. 
 Potts, Robt., in militia, 22. 267. 
 Potts, Stephen, accounts of, 19. 610, 
 
 651. 
 Potts, Stephen, in militia, 22. 399. 
 Potts, Thomas, land grants to, 4. 946, 
 959, 961, 1037, 1049, 1239. 
 rights proved, 4. 1035. 
 Potts, Thos., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Potts, Thos., takes stamps back to 
 
 Eng., 7. 436. 
 Pott's Creek Camp, 8. 602, 608. 
 Poucherimatahah, at Indian Congress, 
 
 11. 179. 
 Pouchymatyhad, speech at Indian Con- 
 gress, 11. 179. 
 Pouder, Wm., in army, 13. 521. 
 Pough. See Pugh, Pew. 
 
 Pough, , case of, 2. 818. 
 
 Pough, Francis, a J. P., 3. 244. 
 Pough, Stephen, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Poulson, John, in army, 13. 521. 
 Poulston, Jonas, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pound, Richard, exempted, 9. 476. 
 Pound, SamI, army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Pound Creek, 2. 777. 
 Poundell, Jno., in militia, 22. 384. 
 
 Pounds, , doorkeeper, 21. 897. 
 
 Pounds, Wm., in militia, 22. 285. 
 Povey, John, secretary of council, 1. 
 
 643, 644, 799-800. 
 Pow, King, visits Martin, 9. 69. 
 Powder, need of, 5. 144;i, 148. 
 price fixed, 9. 1074. 
 report on amount of, 5. 576. 
 report on amount shipped ment'd, 5. 
 
 650. 
 See also Arms and Ammunition. 
 Powder money, act to use for beacons, 
 25. 194-6; to use for fort, 23. 229- 
 231, 338. 
 and application to French War, 6. 
 
 689, 690. 
 bill for repeal of law on, 3. 546, 548, 
 
 556, 561, 580, 581, 582, 585, 611. 
 duty ment'd, 4. 201; collected for, 
 3. 154; should be estahlished, 5. 
 171, 216. 
 fails of its object, 4. 824. 
 instructions on law for, 5. 1141. 
 law for not satisfactory, 4. 745. 
 
 notes are for, 3. 184, 191. 
 proposed uses for, 4. 402. 
 receiver arrested, 3. 560, 611; to re- 
 port, 3. 539. 
 reports on, 4. 1346. 
 tax for considered, 6. 749; on ves- 
 sels, 3. xiv. 
 
 use of, 3. 551, 571. 
 Powder receivers, address of assem- 
 bly to Burrington on and answers, 
 3. 585-586, 592, 593, 594-595, 597, 
 602-603. 
 
 bond, 5. 933; produced, 3. 593-4. 
 
 list, 4. 374, 403. 
 
 report on accounts of, 6. 498. 
 
 suit against suspended, 4. 1287. 
 
 to exhibit accounts, 3. 545, 547, 567, 
 574, 583, 592, 596, 604. 
 
 to lay accounts before House, 3. 
 638. 
 Powel. See Powell. 
 Powel, Capt., escapes, 22. 758. 
 Powel, Aws, in militia, 22. 324. 
 Powel, Anthony, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Powel, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Powel, Dan, in militia, 22. 283. 
 Powel, Elias, lieutenant, 10. 753. 
 Powel, Francis, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Powel, Jacob, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Powel, Jacob, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Powel, James, reprieved, 4. 223. 
 Powel, John, a J. P., 4. 346. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 641. 
 Powel, Jno., in militia, 22. 395. 
 Powel, Jno., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Powel, John, quit rents of, 22. 260. 
 Powel, Kedar, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Powel, Lewis, in militia, 22. 283. 
 Powel, Moses, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Powel, Nathaniel, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Powel, Nicholas, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Powel, Peter, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Powel, Robt., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Powel, Robert, sergeant, 10. 753. 
 Powel, Samuel, imported, 1. 395. 
 Powel, Thomas, case of, 18. 16-17, 19. 
 Powel, William, imported, 1. 479. 
 Powel, Wm., claim allowed, 5. 983; 6. 
 
 212, 213. 
 Powel, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Powele, Richard, land grant to, 4. 628. 
 Powell. See Powel. 
 
 Powell, , law suit, 1. 587. 
 
 Powell, Mr., 5. 159, 865, 902, 904, 917, 
 919. 
 claims, 5. 307. 
 Powell, Mr., 25. 228. 
 Powell, Mr., in assembly 1736, 4. 200. 
 Powell, Mr., makes few recruits, 13. 
 
 146. 
 Powell, Mr., messenger to gov., 6. 97, 
 110, 111, 112, 136, 142, 149, 156, 374, 
 402, 404, 408, 470, 806. 
 Powell, Mr., payment to, S. 984. 
 Powell, Capt., 13. 164. 
 
POWELL, CAPTAIN 
 
 340 
 
 POWELL, WILLIAM 
 
 prisoner, 17. 890-891. 
 Powell, Capt., quit rents of, 22. 260. 
 Powell, Capt., sloop of escapes, 13. 
 
 186. 
 Powell, Abner, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Powell, Abraham, land grant to, 4. 
 
 884, 1244. 
 Powell, Absalom, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Powell, Ambrose, signs security, IB. 
 
 17, 19. 
 Powell, Axum, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Powell, Benj., signs security, 18. 17, 
 
 19. 
 Powell, Britton, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Powell, Cador, juror, 4. 522. 
 Powell, Charles, exempted, 9. 462. 
 Powell, Charles, juror, 8. 72. 
 Powell, Charles, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Powell, Dan, in militia, 22. 355. 
 Powell, Dempsey, gas coms'r, 25. 609. 
 Powell, Demsy, militiaman, 9. 344, 689. 
 Powell, Elijah, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Powell, Fielder, motion to grant land 
 
 to; '4. 1051. 
 Powell, George, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Powell, George, exempted, 9. 451. 
 Powell, Geo., juror, 25. 189. 
 Powell, Geo., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Powell, George, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Powell, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Powell, Jacob, juror, 4. 516. 
 Powell, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 884. 
 Powell, Jacob, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Powell, Jacob, voter, 15. 237. 
 Powell, James, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Powell, James, asks pardon for Hun- 
 ter, 9. 86-87. 
 Powell, Jer., to Caswell on act against 
 
 Tories, 13. 248. 
 to executive on Tories, 22. 767. 
 Powell, Jesse, in army, 15. 732. 
 Powell, John, 24. 139. 
 Powell, John, a J. P., 3. 244, 537; 4. 
 
 676, 677, 712; dropped as J. P., 4. 
 
 677. 
 juror, 4. 518. 
 land grant to, 4. 708, 767; warrant 
 
 to, 4. 1051. 
 makes error in survey, 4. 278. 
 summoned to bar of assembly and 
 
 fined, 4. 399, 400. 
 Powell, Jno., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Powell, John, children ask land, 2. 
 
 606. 
 juror, 2. 508, 655, 704, 826. 
 law suit, 2. 101, 107. 
 Powell, John, juror, 8. 72. 
 Powell, John, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Powell, John, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-7. 
 Powell, John(or S.?), in assembly, 3. 
 
 635. 
 Powell, Joseph, exempted, 9. 476. 
 Powell, Kader, in assem., 19. 720, 758. 
 Powell, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Powell, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Powell, Lewis, dropped as J. P., 6. 340. 
 land grants to, 4. 1033, 1050. 
 rights proved, 4. 1032. 
 Powell, Lewis, In militia, 22. 307. 
 Powell, Lewis, pensioner, 22. 80.- 
 Powell, Mary, allowance to, 19. 480(?), 
 
 736. 
 Powell, Moses, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 /Powell, P., allowance to, 19. 370. 
 Powell (Powile), Ptolimy, captain's 
 
 commission to be issued to, 13. 
 
 896, 987, 989. 
 petition, 21. 209, 213, 400-401, 424, 
 
 579, 721, 745, 764-5, 770, 785, 922; 
 
 to assem. for promotion, 16. 342- 
 
 343. 
 promoted captian and payments to, 
 
 etc., 13. 545-546, 595, 697, 701. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 202. 
 to Caswell on money for troops, 13. 
 
 169; on rum for troops, 14. 133. 
 Powell, Reuben, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 
 38. 
 Powell, Richard, land grant to, 4. 704. 
 
 witness, 4. 444. 
 Powell, Robert, land grant to, 4. 766. 
 Powell, Col. Robert Wm., 22. 229. 
 Powell, Sampson, petitions on outlaws, 
 
 11. 731-732. 
 •Powell, Shadrach, In militia, 22. 325. 
 Powell, Solomon, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Powell, Stephen, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Powell, Thos., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Powell, Wm., 6. 760. 
 Powell, Wm., allowance to, 22. 816, 
 
 817, 826, 828, 831, 833, 836. 
 Powell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Powell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Powell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Powell, Wm., claims, 5. 557. 
 Powell, Wm., claims allowed, 6. 739. 
 Powell, Wm., deputy secretary of 
 
 state, 6. 273, 274. 
 
POWELL, WILLIAM 
 
 341 
 
 rOWNALL, JOHN 
 
 Powell, Wm., in army, 13. 522. 
 Powell, Wm., in militia, 22. 32Y. 
 Powell, Wm., law suit, 1. 590. 
 Powell, Wm., land grant to, 4. 896. 
 Powell, Wm., land patent asked, 6. 
 
 766. 
 patent to, 6. 77. 
 payments to, 5. 971. 
 Powell, Wm., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Powell, Wm., petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Powell, Wm., sells land, 5. 819. 
 Powell, Wm., witness, 5. 568, 579, 762. 
 Powell, Wm., wounded and prisoner, 
 
 22. 523. 
 Powell, Wm., Jr., petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-7. 
 Powell Point, 2. 317. 
 Powell Point Neck, land entered, 1. 
 
 402. 
 Powells, Nathaniel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 704. 
 Powell's Creek, 4. 1045. 
 Powell's Mountain, 14. 353; 16. 151. 
 
 bounds Transylvania, 9. 1276. 
 Powell's (Powel's) River, 19. 192, 326; 
 
 24. 530. 
 lands brought on, 16. 151; for In- 
 dians on, 16. 959; reserved for 
 
 soldiers, 24. 338. 
 Powell's Valley, 10. 387; 16. 152; 19. 
 
 192, 326; 24. 530. 
 settlement to be made in, 14. 221-2. 
 war at, 18. 606. 
 Power, Wm., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Power, vested in people, 22. 17. 
 Power of att'y, recorded, 2. 112. 
 
 specimen, 1. 403-404. 
 Powers, Capt., 22. 539. 
 Powers, Dr., in regulator campaign, 
 
 8. 584. 
 Powers, Lieut., in N. C. battalion, 13. 
 
 343. 
 Powers, Absalom, army rank, 16. 
 
 1139. 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Powers, Abshm., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Powers, Abselom, receives pay for 
 
 soldiers, 17. 241. 
 Powers, Charles, on regulation of 
 
 Cross Creek, 15. 209-211. 
 Powers, David, army rank, 16 1132. 
 Powers, Ed, in militia, 22. 309. 
 Powers, Edward, in militia, 22. 331, 
 
 332. 
 Powers, Edward, petition, 2. 639. 
 Powers, Edward, land grant to, 4. 628, 
 
 801. 
 
 Powers, Ephraim, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Powers (Power), George, a J. P., 4. 
 
 713. 
 collects quit rents, 2. 729. 
 in assembly, 3. 260, 277, 285, 286, 
 
 293, 301, 310; 4. 493, 554, 651, 720. 
 juror, 4. 520. 
 land lapses, 2. 767. 
 Powers, George, in militia, 9. 59. 
 Powers, Geo., in militia, 22. 392. 
 Powers, Geo., juror, 25. 188. 
 Powers, George, paymaster, ID. 99o. 
 Powers, Geo., quit rents of, 22. 24'?. 
 .Powers, Geo., resigns as J. P., 18. 29, 
 
 258, 261. 
 Powers, Henry Sr., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Powers, James, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Powers, Jas., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Powers, James, lieut., 10. 944. 
 Powers, Jas., soldier, 18. 797. 
 Powers, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Powers, Jesse, in militia, 17. 1060. 
 Powers, John, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Powers, John, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Powers, John, quit rents of, 22. 242. 
 Pcwers, Moses, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Powers, Robert, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Powers, Samuel, 4. 617. 
 Powers, Samuel, 25. 211. 
 Powers, Thos., land grants to, 4. 49. 
 Powers, Wm., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Pcwers, Wm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Powers, Wm., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Powers, Wm., land grant to, 4. 274, 
 
 993. 
 Powers, not delegated, reserved to 
 
 states, 25. 21. 
 Powhatan, Va., 16. 588. 
 Powhatan Co., Va., Br. in, 15. 550, 
 
 556. 
 Powitt, John, petitions for extension 
 
 of powers of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Pownall, John, 4. 1236; 5. 15, 167; 6. 
 
 13, 56, 267, 308, 714, 1022; 7. 92, 
 
 224, 232, 240, 290; 9. 237, 259, 670, 
 
 1121, 1251; 10. 322. 
 Child to on Granville's refusal to aid 
 
 in resurvey, 5. 339; on resurveys 
 
 ment'd, 5. 484. 
 circulars to governors on acts limit- 
 ing U. S. trade and exportation of 
 
 arms and ammunition, 9. 1186-7. 
 Cleveland to on forts, etc., 5. 646. 
 Hasell to on tar treatise, 9. 13. 
 letter from and to ment'd, 5. 652, 
 
 807; 6. 69, 1064; 7. 203; 10. 70. 
 Lords of Treasury to on compensb.- 
 
POWNALL, T. 
 
 342 
 
 PRECEDENCE 
 
 tion to Heron, 9. 5. 
 McCall to on his quit rents, 6. 1046- 
 
 1047. 
 memorial sent to, 5. 763; 9. 1208; 
 on S. C. boundary ment'd, 5. 483. 
 secretary, 6. 989. 
 sends over King's proc. of rebellion, 
 
 10. 242. 
 Smith to on quit rents, 5. 19-21. 
 Stuart to on Southern Indians, 7. 
 
 109-112. 
 submits clergy bill to Bp. of London, 
 
 7. 150. 
 to Cleveland on privateers, 5. 648. 
 to Dobbs on fort at Cape Lookout, 
 
 5. 442-443. 
 to Hardinge on customs, 5. 648. | 
 
 to Lords of Treasury on quit rents, 
 
 5. 647-648. 
 to Tryon on proposed settlement of 
 
 the Sieur Closen, 6. 1050. 
 to West on quit rent law, 5. 447- 
 
 448. 
 Wood to on bad tobacco law, 6. 10. 
 Pownall, T., to Elarl Granville on 
 county surveys, 5. 395. 
 to Tryon on acts of assembly, 6. 
 1049-1050. 
 Poyas, John E., prisoner, 15. 392. 
 Poyhucher, at Indian Congress. 11. 
 
 179. 
 Poyner, Adam, in militia, 22. 391. 
 Poyner, Benj., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Poyner, James, juror, 4. 521; 25. 188. 
 Poyner, Joel, Jr., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Poyner, Jos., in militia, 22. 334. 
 Poyner, Nathan, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Poyner, Nathan, in militia, 22. 391. 
 Poyner, Peter, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Poyner, Peter, juror, 4. 520. 
 Poyner, Robt., in militia, 22, 391. 
 Poyner, Thos., juror, 25. 188. 
 Poyner, Thos., major, 20. 272, 460. 
 Poyner, Thos., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Poynter, Cornelius, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Poynter, John, captain, 10, 975. 
 Poythes, Peter, sent to Tuscaroras, 1. 
 
 808, 809, 836-837. 
 Prae;:el, Godfrey, member of helper's 
 
 conference, 5. 1156. 
 Praezel, Rev. Gottfried, prays release 
 
 from oath, 5, 1153-1154. 
 Praiter, Bazel, petition, 19, 179, 181. 
 Prat, John, a J. P., 4. 346, 
 
 sheriff, 4, 347. 
 Prater, Thos., land grant to, 19, 572, 
 Pratt, , 25, 228. 
 
 Pratt, Benj., Jr., owns the Sally, 9. 
 
 321. 
 Pratt, Charles, executed and paid for, 
 
 6. 211. 
 Pratt, David, in militia, 22. 356. 
 Pratt, Ephralm, act for land to, 24. 
 629-630. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Pratt, James, payment to, 21. 219, 
 
 221. 
 Pratt, Jeremiah, juror, 2. 592, 593, 
 
 655; 4. 517; 25. 186. 
 Pratt, Jeremy, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pratt, Job, quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pratt, John, a J. P., 3. 417. 
 clerk assembly, 6. 189, 200. 
 helps Little obtain administration 
 
 papers, 3. 217. 
 juror, 4. 517. 
 land grant to, 4. 75, 281. 
 produces books in assembly, 4. 388. 
 quit rent warehouse at place of, 4. 
 
 479. 
 summoned to assembly, 4. 385, 386- 
 387. 
 Pratt, John, allowance to, 10. 998. 
 Pratt, John, petition on C. H., 9, 806- 
 
 808. 
 Pratt, Jno., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pratt, Joshua, in militia, 22. 356. 
 Pratt, Joshua, juror, 4. 517. 
 Pratt, Josh., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Pratt, Richard, a J. P., 17. 922. 
 Pratt, Thos., army pay, 18. 728. 
 army rank, 16. 1139. 
 petitions, 19. 932. 
 Pratt, Wm., claims allowed, 6. 211. 
 Pratt, Zebulon, army rank, 17. 239. 
 army rank, 15. 724; 16. 1137. 
 pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Pravat, Andrew, juror, 4. 521. 
 Prayer, for royal family, 9. 295. 
 Prayer and fasting, day for, 5, 1206; 
 22. 911, 932-3, 961. 
 proclamation for, 5. 931-932. 
 Prayer books, needed, 7. 104. 
 
 provided, 1. 558. 
 Prayper, Hen., juror, 25. 187. 
 Preachers, not to sit in assem., 23. 
 983. 
 sent to western N. C. to advocate 
 
 Amer, cause, 10. 390. 
 wandering, 1 . 602. 
 Prebble, Joshua, 21. 335. 
 Prebit, Jno., army rank, 16.1138. 
 Precedence in army, quarrels over, 0. 
 
 xix-xx. 
 Precedence in council, Duckenfield on 
 
PRECEDENCY 
 
 343 
 
 PRESBYTERIANS 
 
 and answer, 8. 624-626. 
 Precedency, rules of, 8. 291. 
 
 under Fund. Const, 25. 136. 
 Precinct Courts, act on relating to 
 jurors, 23. Ill; to enlarge juris- 
 diction, 3. 194; 23. Ill; to settle, 
 23. 100-102, 334. 
 
 bill to enlarge, 3. 558, 559, 561, 590, 
 596, 602, 611; 4. 126; to enlarge 
 powers. 3. 313, 314, 318, 321. 
 
 fees, 3. 165-6. 
 
 illiteracy of justices, 3. 28. 
 
 note on act for settling, 3. 191. 
 
 organization and powers, 1. 198, 
 199; 3. xiii. 
 
 powers, etc., 3. 150; should be en- 
 larged, 3. 541, 552, 564, 571. 
 
 regulation of, 2. 818. 
 
 should have powers of court of 
 chancery, 3. 322. . 
 
 under Fund. Consts., 25. 130-1. 
 
 See also County Courts, Courts, 
 Justices, etc. 
 Precinct treasurer, established, 3. 
 
 151. 
 Precincts, act to change into counties, 
 23. 122-127, 129-130, 217-218, 33b, 
 337. 
 
 bill to change into counties, 4. 776. 
 779, 780, 781, 782, 790. 
 
 case of Ashe and Rice against Bur- 
 rington on erection and his an- 
 swer, 3. 439-457. 
 
 counties divided into, 1. 188; 2S. 
 123. 
 
 erected in Bath county, t. 629. 
 
 methods of erection, 3. 442-6, 450. 
 
 in Fund. Constus, 25. 123. 
 
 new, history of formation of, 3. 574- 
 576; letters to Board of Trade oh, 
 3. 630; not to be erected without 
 King's consent, 4. 205; members 
 not admitted from. 3. 562, 575, 
 576, 611; 4. 122. 
 
 new ones considered by assembly, 
 3. 545, 547-548, 562, 566, 578, 581- 
 582, 583, 640; erected by Burring- 
 ton, 3. 380-1; erected, 3. 432. 
 
 not to have more than two repre- 
 sentatives, 4. 204-205. 
 
 number, 4. 206; 5. 302; and names, 
 3. xiii; and description of lost, t. 
 681-682; and organization, 3. 88. 
 
 protest of Ashe and Rice against 
 division, 3. 383-5. 
 
 quarrel over the right of creation, 
 3. v-vi. 
 
 to be ascertained, 3. 583. 
 
 See also counties, and names of 
 counties. 
 
 Precious Stones, granted to Heath, 1. 
 6. 
 granted to proprietors, 1. 22, 103; 
 25. 135. 
 
 Predeaux, Thos., deposition on Va.'s 
 claim to whaling rights, 2. 397- 
 398. 
 
 Predy, Laws, nominated , for door- 
 keeper, 4. 554. 
 
 Pre-emption Rights, act for more time 
 for surveys, 25. 62. 
 
 Preface to North Carolina Colonial 
 Records, 1. iii-viii. 
 
 Preface to North Carolina State 
 Records, 1 1 . iii-vi. 
 
 Prefatory Notes to North Carolina 
 Colonial Records, 1. ix-xxxiv; 2. 
 iii-xix; 3. iii-xviii; 4. iii-xxii; 5. 
 iii-lxi; 6. iii-xxxv; 7. iii-xxxiv; 8. 
 iii-xlviii; 9. iii-xlvii; 10. iii-xli. 
 
 Prefatory Notes to North Carolina 
 State Records, 11. vii-xx; 12. iii- 
 v; 13. iii-xiv; 14. iii-xvi; 15. iii- 
 xiv; 16. iii-xii; 17. iii-x; 18. iii- 
 ix; 19. iii-vi; 20. iii-vii; 21. iii- 
 vi; 22. iii-vii; 23. iii; 24. iii-iv; 
 25. iii-vi; 28. iii-iv. 
 
 Pregg, J no., a J. P., 3. 252. 
 
 Prentiss, Col., position of regt. in 
 army, 12. 509. 
 
 Prerogative, assembly to Dobbs on, 6. 
 478. 
 discussed by Dobbs, 8. 1253-1254. 
 of House, quarrel over, 6. 508. 
 opposition to, 10. 401-402. 
 quarrel over, 6. 667, 669, 839, 900, 
 
 901. 
 royal, struggle against, 9. x, xli. 
 
 Presbyterian Churcli, bill to incorpo- 
 rate, 17. 321, 328, 332, 346, 359, 
 369, 398, 401-402, 405, 415; 20. 42, 
 76, 93, 106-107. 
 
 Presbyterian IVIeeting House, 24. 287, 
 289. 
 
 Presbyterians, 8. 506; 19. 899. 
 act for ministers to perform mar- 
 riage ceremony, 23. 672-4, 826; to 
 give power to congregation of, 24. 
 757-8; to allow ministers to per- 
 form marriage ceremony, 9. 366; 
 disallowed, 9. 7, 284-285. 
 Adams on, 1. 687. 
 address to from Phila. Synod on 
 
 American liberty, 10. 222-228. 
 against regulators, 7. 886; 8. 15, 17, 
 20; 10. viii. 
 
PRESBYTERIANS 
 
 344 
 
 PRESENTATION 
 
 and marriage act, 7. 329, 331-332, 
 
 411, 432-433. 
 and vestry act, 9. 363. 
 and vestries, 9. 622-623. 
 bill to allow them to perform mar- 
 riage ceremony, 8. 322, 323, 334, 
 342, 344, 352, 372, 380, 384, 450-451, 
 464-465, 466, 467, 469, 470, 526-527. 
 Board of Trade on act to authorize 
 
 ministers to marry, 9. 248, 251. 
 buy site for church in Rowan Co., 7. 
 
 857, 859. 
 character, 6. 265. 
 church laws quoted, 9. 83. 
 churches and lands secured to, 23. 
 
 986-7. 
 class similar to, 1. 602. 
 condition, 3. 429-430; 7. 815. 
 control Univ. of N. C, 5. 1184. 
 courted by Tryon, 8. xliv-xlv. 
 Dartmouth on right of to perform 
 
 marriage ceremony, 9. 682. 
 displeased by vestry of Guilford Co., 
 
 9. 661. 
 favor colonies, 22. 182. 
 favorable to independence, 9. 1086. 
 favored by Queen's College act 8. 
 
 526. 
 few, 22. 733. 
 furnish models for vestry law 6. 11- 
 
 12. 
 growth, 6. 563. 
 have one minister, 3. 339. 
 help defeat vestry laws, 9. 254. 
 history of in N. C, 5. 1193-1228. 
 in assembly and vestry, 1. 769, 771. 
 in Cumberland, 7. 540, 541. 
 in Granville, 8. 86. 
 in Mecklenburg, 6. 1041; 7. 260 540 
 
 541. 
 in N. C, 7. 102. 
 in Pasquotank, 1. 720. 
 in Pitt Co., 6. 977. 
 in vestry, 2. 131. 
 Macleod a Tory; 13. 368. 
 make converts, 3. 394. 
 marriages performed by legalized 
 
 and duties extended, 23. 672-4. 
 may take vestry oath, 6. 715. 
 meeting house of licensed, 8. 507; 
 
 in Rowan, 8. 227. 
 method of fighting the establish- 
 ment, 7. 287-288. 
 ministers exempted from militia, 23. 
 
 519; from musters, 23. 597, 761; 
 
 to people against regulation. 7. 
 
 814-816, 822; to Tryon against 
 
 regulation, 7. 813-814. 
 numerous in west, 6. xxix. 
 of Phila: write to those of N. C 10 
 
 86. 
 offended by vestry act, 9. 341. 
 pastors give letters to Tryon, 7. 
 xxii; asks Winston, 7. 162; sent 
 among to advocate Amer. cause 
 10. 390. 
 petition for repeal of marriage and 
 vestry acts, 10. 1015-1017; for 
 right to perform marriage cere- 
 mony, 8. 323; 9. 623-625; on act 
 regulating marriages, 8. 806. 
 prevalence of in Mecklenbure S 
 
 250. 
 protest read to, 10. 674. 
 Reed on their authority to marry 
 
 9. 5, 6. 
 revivals among, 5. 1173-1174. 
 settlement of, 5. 356. 
 support govt, 8. 218; in regulation 
 
 troubles, 9. 250. 
 Tryon on, 8. 15. 
 
 urge their members in N. C. for 
 liberty, 10. xxx, xxxii, xxxiii. 
 Presooat. See Presscoat, Priscott, etc. 
 Prescoat, Moses, in militia, 22. 494. 
 Prescot, Gen., exchanged, 15. 764. 
 Prescot, John, exempted, 4. 569. 
 Prescot, John, land grant to, 4 946 
 
 1253. 
 Prescot, Moses, land grant to, 4. 352. 
 Prescot, Wm., land grant to, 4. 625. 
 Prescot, Willis, land grant to, 4. 1241. 
 Prescote, Benj., in militia, 22. 321. 
 Prescote, Willobey, in army, 15. 720. 
 Prescott, Aaron, army rank, 18. 1134. 
 Prescott, Aaron, in militia, 22. 340. 
 Prescott, Austin, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Prescott, Austin, army pay, 17. 263. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1196. 
 • revolutionary services, 22. 154. 
 Prescott, Chas., army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Prescott, Thomas, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Prescott, Wm., land grant to, 4. 704, 
 
 1034. 
 Prescott, Willoby, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Prescott (countersign), 12. 470. 
 Prescut, Benj., in militia, 22. 322. 
 Present state of colonies with respect 
 
 to Great Britian, 2. 626-635. 
 Presentation by governor, disliked 
 by people, 7. 789-90. 
 right of in vestry, 23. 584; 25. 302- 
 
PRESENTMENT 
 
 345 
 
 PRESS 
 
 3, 431. 
 Presentment, necessary for trials, 23. 
 977. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 320. 
 President, limitation on term, 22. 21. 
 President, tine Lord, at Bd. of Trade 
 
 meeting, 1. 322. 
 President of Council, 25. 250, 253, 254, 
 255, 257, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 
 270, 271, 272. 
 rights and duties, 4. 446, 451, 455- 
 460, 462-470, 480-481, 482, 483, 484, 
 485, 486-487. 
 President of North Carolina, how 
 
 elected, 23. 40. 
 President of United States, no titie 
 
 for, 22. 798. 
 Presket, Russel, in militia, 22. 419. 
 Preslar, Thomas, regulator, 8. 78. 
 Presler, Peter, land warrant to, 6. 637. 
 Presley. See Pressly. 
 
 Presley, , negro, 12. 360. 
 
 Presley, Charles, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Presley, Wm., coms'r to locate pub. 
 
 buildings, 24. 880. 
 Presiie, John, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Presnell, John, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Presque Isle, not surrendered, 17. 588. 
 Press, act to encourage James Davis 
 to set up press, 23. 314-315, 340. 
 and newspaper in Wilmington, 1 1 . 
 
 786. 
 carried to Halifax, 16. 196. 
 established at York, Pa., 11. 818. 
 freedom of, 25. 21; demanded, 10. 
 1004; to be maintained, 22. 663; 
 should be preserved, 23. 978. 
 in Halifax, 11. 600. 
 in N. C. to make money, 16. 887. 
 in Wilmington, 11. 818, 820, 826. 
 introduction and history of, 8. v. 
 newspaper in Hillsboro, 17. 491. 
 none in Wilmington, 16. 933, 963. 
 of Davis suffers by storm, 8. 74. 
 Pinkney state printer, 11. 617; dead, 
 
 12, 273, 275. 
 propositions to establish, 1 5. 647-648. 
 publications of indicated, 4. 1316, 
 1344; 5. XX, xxi, 24, 29, 124, 149, 
 150, 251, 665, 696, 733, 941; 6. 316, 
 521, 684, 688, 824, 888, 889, 955, 962, 
 965, 967, 1013, 1022, 1139-1140, 1142, 
 1143, 1200, 1209, 1210; 6. 1248- 
 1249, 1258, 1270, 1301, 1303-1304, 
 1312, 1313, 1314, 1318; 7. 58, 59, 64, 
 85, 86, 123, 168a, 168c, 168/^, 32b, 
 
 407, 419, 562, 588, 680-681, 886, 919, 
 920, 939, 976; 8. v, 15, 20, 317, 379, 
 422, 444, 460, 461, 462, 468, 477, 530, 
 547, 755, 756; 9. xxix, xxxviii, xli, 
 6, 66, 77, 124, 125, 133, 190, 191, 197, 
 215, 356, 581, 582, 622, 691, 698, 819, 
 824, 953, 1028, 1031, 1041, 1116, 
 1118, 1127, 1132, 1133, 1145, 1152, 
 1155, 1175, 1184, 1200, 1223, 1224, 
 1266, 1270; 10. xiv, xxx, xxxix, 25, 
 26, 45, 48, 51, 65, 66, 68, 73, 105, 
 
 124, 140, 186, 194, 204, 278, 279, 28b, 
 356, 417, 437, 473, 533, 573, 589, 590, 
 666, 787, 811, 961, 974, 1002, 1013, 
 1021; 11. 60, 206, 280, 281, 426, 
 
 430, 606, 617; 12. 108, 126, 127, 
 128, 134, 216, 218, 242, 244, 273, 275, 
 285, 291, 336, 393, 397, 420, 426- 
 427, 428, 442, 603, 605, 609, 618, 
 623, 715, 716, 735, 794, 804, 838, 851, 
 868; 13. 13, 98, 156, 226, 259, 279- 
 280, 288, 319, 320, 336, 355, 372, 
 
 431, 438, 449, 463, 622, 623, 718, 
 734/, 778, 908; 14. 72, 115, 128, 15!^, 
 228, 403, 424-425, 854, 863; 15. g08, 
 222-225, 346, 565, 577; .16. 1000; 
 17. 128, 335, 337, 358, 413, 415, 417, 
 
 432, 469, 490, 509, 632, 688, 768, 769, 
 830; 18. 7, 8, 78, 139, 164, 169, 177, 
 197, 206, 207, 208, 219, 221, 235, 
 248, 260, 313, 320, 350, 387, 392, 402, 
 420, 421, 429, 432, 437, 439, 455, 466, 
 476, 490, 505, 508, 571, 576, 586, 590, 
 716, 805; 19. iv, 56, 57, 60, 116, 
 
 125, 127, 158, 166, 167, 180, 211, 213, 
 217, 342, 343, 344, 348, 356, 364, 
 369, 399, 431, 458, 465, 467, 593, 663, 
 680, 686, 698, 699, 704, 775, 804, 
 827, 923, 976, 977, 989; 20. 43, 51, 
 52, 95, 100, 103, 108, 197, 218-219, 
 221, 222, 225, 251, 274, 283, 286, 289, 
 371, 438, 439, 469, 471, 505, 506, 
 507, 513, 520, 522, 529, 573, 574, 602, 
 605, 618, 622, 623, 630, 665, 717, 755- 
 756, 792, 793; 21. 7, 164, 199, 269, 
 272, 349, 350, 354, 365, 368, 372, 
 374, 375, 376, 382, 415, 417, 423, 
 425, 435, 477, 492, 554, 624, 679, 
 692, 697, 700, 726, 733, 795, 833, 838, 
 858, 863, 867, 906, 920, 999, 1005, 
 1011, 1014, 1022, 1026, 1031, 1046, 
 1051, 1058; 21. 12, 13, 43, 44, 45, 
 51, 572 (?), 620, 670, 692, 817, 833, 
 843, 931; 23. 314, 516, 539, 675, 
 689, 703, 850, 969, 984; 24. 120, 
 184, 185, 217, 255, 256, 257, 259, 299, 
 320, 321, 333, 372, 427, 475, 476, 637, 
 
PRESSCOAT 
 
 346 
 
 PRICE, JAMES 
 
 638, 662, 686, 709, 722, 723, 724, 741, 
 
 742, 748-9, 760, 808, 819, 855, 888, 
 
 933; 25. 22, 23, 24, 48, 76, 84, 85, 
 
 86, 91, 94, 455. 
 report of supt. of on paper money, 
 
 18. 168-170, 198, 235, 283. 
 said to be free, 10. 1020-1021. 
 salary of Davis as printer, 4. 1023. 
 seized at Norfolk by Dunmore, 10. 
 
 371. 
 superintendents of elected, 17. 412, 
 
 413, 415, 416. 
 See also Printers and Printing. 
 Presscoat. See Prescoat, etc. 
 Presscoat, Benj., in militia, 22. 390. 
 Pressly. See Presley. 
 Pressly, Andrew, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1241, 1250. 
 Pressly, John, land grant to, 4. 950. 
 Prestan, Stephen, orphan of, 1. 600. 
 Preston, Widow, 5. 1201. 
 Preston, Col., 14. 593. 
 Preston, Col., beaten by Tarleton, 17. 
 
 1000. 
 Preston, Col., letter of ment'd, 14. 
 
 667. 
 Preston, James, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 Preston, John, 5. 1201. 
 Preston, Joseph, charges Collet with 
 
 encouraging negroes to .escape, 
 
 10. 112. 
 Preston, Wm., aid of asked, 17. 788. 
 Preston, Wm., land grant confirmed, 
 
 24. 447. 
 Preston, Wm., locates lands for Byrd, 
 
 18. 190. 
 Preston, Wm., to Armstrong on troops 
 
 for King's Mountain campaign, 14. 
 
 626-627. 
 Preston Rebellion, Everard concern- 
 ed in, 3. 4. 
 Prestwood, Augustine, regulator, 8. 80. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pretenders, Eng. act on in force in N. 
 
 C, 23. 325. 
 followed by Highlanders, 5. 119b. 
 oath to be taken against, 2. 858-862. 
 Prevat. See Privat, Privett, etc. 
 Prevat, Jas., in militia, 22. 494. 
 Prevat (Privet), Peter, land grant to, 
 
 4. 354. 
 lan<3. to be resurveyed, 4. 801, 805. 
 Prevet, Benj., takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Prevet, John, in militia, 22. 161. 
 Previt, John, imports persons, 1. 420. 
 juror, 1. 415. 
 
 Previt, John, Jr., imported, 1. 420. 
 Previt, Mary, imported, 1. 420. 
 Previtt, John, pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Prevost, Gen'l., 19. 911. 
 in Briar Creek battle, 13. xiii. 
 reinforcements to, 14. 222, 270. 
 supposed to be in Va., 14. 487. 
 Prtwet, Joshua, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 18. 1134. 
 Prewet, Micajah, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Prewet, Ransom, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Prewet, Thomas, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Prewitt, Joshua, in army, 15. 7Z0. 
 Prewitt, Ransom, in army, 15. 720. 
 Price. See Prise. 
 
 Price, , book wanted, 17. 630. 
 
 Price, . letter on Cherokees 
 
 ment'd, 7. 233. 
 Price, Mr., 7. 279, 283. 
 Price, Mr., 10. 912. 
 Price, Mr., Indian charges against, 1. 
 
 991. 
 Price, Mr., thanks Emy, 7. 209. 
 Price, Mr. and Mrs., killed, 22. 683. 
 Price, Capt., accounts of referred to 
 
 com. of claims, 12. 583, 686-687, 
 
 689. 
 Price, Ensign, 7. 116. 
 
 restrains Cherokees, 7. 108. 
 Price, Aaron, messenger, 22. 834. 
 Price, Augustine, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Price, Benj., exempted, 9. 565. 
 Price, Benj., in militia, 22. 422. 
 Price, Benj., secures arrest, 10. 298. 
 Price, Ed., in militia, 22. 318. 
 Price, Edmund, Jr., land grant to, 4. 
 
 800. 
 Price, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Price, Edward, militiaman, 7. 262. 
 Price, Elijah, in militia, 22. 270. 
 Price, Elisha, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Price, George, on insolence of Creeks 
 
 and Cherokees, 7. 207. 
 on Indian affairs, 7. 216-217. 
 Price, Isaac, bill to empower to keep 
 
 ferry, 9, 108, 116, 117, 147, 175, 178, 
 
 182, 186. 
 Price, James, army pay, 17. 240. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Price, Jas., army rank, IS. 1138. 
 Price, James, estate administered on, 
 
 7. 274. 
 Price, Jas., in militia, 22, 376. 
 Price, Jas., in militia, 22. 384. 
 Price, James, militiaman, 7. 262. 
 Price, James, petitions on county 
 
PRICE, JOHN 
 
 347 
 
 PRICES 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Price, John, convicted of fraud, 18. 
 
 vi; 20. 630. 
 in army frauds, etc., 18. 21-22, 36, 
 
 68, 108, 150, 162, 163, 251, 290, 315, 
 
 335, 384. 
 petition, 20. 667. 
 receives pay of soldiers, 17, 190, 194, 
 
 196, 199, 200, 202, 205, 206, 208, 
 
 2r>9, 211. 214, 215, 218, 220, 221, 
 
 223, 225, 226, 227, 230, 231, 233, 
 
 235, 237, 239, 240, 241, 243, 244, 
 
 248 250, 253, 254, 255, 258, 259, 260. 
 Price, John, indicted for smuggling off 
 
 prisoner, 2. 401, 406, 414, 439. 
 Price, John, land grant to, 4. 950, 964. 
 
 1250, 1253. 
 rights proved, 4. 765. 
 Price, John witness, 22. 435. 
 Price, Jonathan, signs Tryon Asso., 10. 
 
 162-163. 
 Price, Jos., in militia, 22. 275. 
 Price, Jos., in militia, 22. 324. 
 Price, Laz., land grant to, 4. 329. 
 Price, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Price, iVIary, land grant to, 4. 350. 
 Price, IWatw., army rank, 18. 1137. 
 Price, IVIicaJah, army rank, 16. 1135. 
 Price, Peter, juror, 25. 189. 
 Price, Rachel, lana grant to, 4. 959, 
 
 1033. 
 Price, Reese, land grants to, 4. 950, 
 
 1249. 
 Price, Rerricl<, in army frauds, 18. 
 
 251, 382, 390. 
 Price, Rice, land grants to, 4. 273, 329, 
 
 349, 590, 592, 643, 708, 712, 767, 
 
 853. 
 Price, Richard, land grant to, 4. 221. 
 Price, Richard, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Price, Richard, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263. 
 Price, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 385. 
 Price, Saml., army rank, 15. 724; 16. 
 
 1132. 
 Price, Sarah, letters of administration 
 
 to, 7. 274. 
 Price, Thos., 11. 459. 
 Price, Thomas, army pay, 17. 239. 
 Price, Thomas, arrested for fraud, 18. 
 
 21-22, 36, 251, 384. 
 Price, Thos., Cherokee trader, 18. 330, 
 
 331, 342. 
 Price, Thos., letters of administration 
 
 to, 7. 274. 
 Price, Thomas, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 
 Price, Thos., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Price, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 253. 
 Price, Thos., reward to for deserters, 
 
 10. 980. 
 Price, Thomas, rights proved, 4. 705. 
 Price, Watkins, petition, 3. 291. 
 tried for misdemeanor, 2. 646, 652- 
 653, 662, 671, 699, 705-706. 
 Price, Watt, law suit, 2. 110, 111. 
 Price, Will, asks help of Va., 1. 819- 
 
 820. 
 Price, Wm., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Price, Wm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Price, Wm., juror, 4. 518. 
 Price, Wm., exempted, 8. 319. 
 Price, Wm., killed, 20. 722. 
 Price, Wm., land grant to, 4. 635, 1246. 
 Price, Wm., land patent corrected, 6. 
 
 1019. 
 Price, Wm., petition, 17. 298, 303; 18. 
 46, 106, 242, 277, 284, 330-331, 342; 
 20. 342. 
 Price, Wm., proposes armistice with 
 patriots, 16. 208. 
 tory officer, 22. 198. 
 treats with Whigs, 22. 219. 
 Price, Mrs. Wm., killed, 20. 722. 
 Prices, 3. 430, 526; 6. 236, 966; 10. 613, 
 615; 13. 261, 310, 490, 492; 14. 
 219, 348; 16. 951. 
 act to fix for use of auditors, 24. 
 
 373-4, 388. 
 commissioners to regulate, 12. 622. 
 committee of assem. on, 1 7. 636, 637, 
 655-657, 661, 683-685, 721, 742, 743, 
 762-764, 765-766; to fix, 17. 914. 
 efforts to regulate, 11. 394; discus- 
 sed, 11. 378. 
 fall, 13. 154-155. 
 
 high, 7. 98-99; 11. 741; 13. 6, 7, 9. 
 in 1695, 1. 456. 
 in 1708, 1. 715. 
 in 1732, 3. 337. 
 in 1771, 8. 668-669. 
 in 1780, 15. 321. 322; 22. 522. 
 in Wilmington, 22. 571. 
 list of, 9. 1104, 1135. 
 proposed limitation of, 14. 228, 238. 
 rates established in Martin Co., 16. 
 
 1198. 
 regulation inexpedient, 12, 411;; not 
 
 possible, 12. 228. 
 report on, 11. 749; of commission- 
 ers to regulate, 12. 559. 
 rise in, 11, 762, 780-781, 786, 802, 808- 
 
 809, 820, 826; 14. 248-251. 
 to be fixed by law, 9, 1113. 
 
PKICE\S CREEK 
 
 348 
 
 PRINCE GEORGE CO. 
 
 Price's Creek, 23. 222. 
 Priohard. See Prichet, Pritchard, Prit 
 chett. 
 
 Prichard, , 8. 43. 
 
 Prichard, . in jail, 22. 427. 
 
 Prichard, , Jr., law suit, 1. 402. 
 
 Pricliard, Daniel, law suit, 1. 388. 
 Pricliard, David, debts of, 2. 87. 
 
 grand juror, 1. 588. 
 Prichard, David, Jr., witness, 1. 402. 
 Prichard, James, grand juror, 1. 588. 
 Prichard, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Prichard, Jese, army rank, ie. 1135. 
 Prichard, Samuel, grand juror, 1. 588. 
 Prichard, Susannah, claim allowed, 5. 
 
 980. 
 Prichards, Capt., pay to, 22. 499. 
 Prichel, Jno., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Prichet, Edward, reenlists, 15. 750. 
 Prichet, John, army pay, 17. 238, 
 Prichet, Philip, a J. P., 6. 343. 
 Pricket, Jno., in militia, 22. 306. 
 Prickio, John, petition, 1. 550. 
 
 Pricklove, , a rebel, 1. 261. 
 
 Pricklove, Eliz., will considered by 
 
 council, 2. 817; proved, 2. 771. 
 Pricklove, Francis, land lapses, 2. 378. 
 Pricklove, John, buys, 1. 613. 
 buys land, 1. 489. 
 road overseer, 1. 653. 
 witness, 1. 612. 
 Pricklove (Pricklofe), Sam'l, buys 
 land of Indians, 1. 19. 
 deputy surveyor, 1. 318, 319. 
 grant of land to, 1. ix. 
 in assem., 1. 273. 
 law suit, 1. 479. 
 letter of Biggs, 1. 319. 
 location, 1. 398. 
 
 remonstrance seized from, 1. 249. 
 seized, 1. 319-320, 321. 
 will proved, 1. 584. 
 Pride, Halcott Briggs, in assembly, 21. 
 194, 195, 209, 234, 264, 268, 288, 
 294, 303, 305, 344, 346, 372, 402, 
 403, 432, 584, 650, 747, 751, 871, 893, 
 894, 897, 904, 907, 912, 927, 930, 
 963, 965, 970, 1003, 1012, 1014, 1015. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 6, 49. 
 Prideaux, Fasciculus Controversia- 
 
 rum, etc., 2. 583. 
 Pridgen, IVIr., 8. 276. 
 Pridgen, Capt., witness, 20. 234. 
 Pridgen, David, in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 
 
 6, 26, 28, 30, 32. 
 Pridgen, Thos., in army, 13. 523. 
 Pridgen, Wm., army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 Pridgen, Wm., land grant to, 4. 627. 
 Pridgens, Mathev/, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1050. 
 Pridgeon, Francis, army rank, 16. 
 1140. 
 pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pridgeon, Francis, juror, 2. 262, 263. 
 Pridgeon, Wm., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pridgion, Thos., army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Pridy, Geo., takes oath, 22. 173. 
 Pridy, 24. 295. 
 
 Priest, Rich'd., in militia, 22. 275. 
 Priest, Wm., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Priger, Wm., juror, 4. 521. 
 Prill, Crstn, brings news from S. C, 
 
 15. 61. 
 Prim, Abraham, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Prim, James, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Prim, John, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-8. 
 Primer Seisins, Eng. act on in force in 
 
 N. C, 23. 322. 
 Prince, slave, 17. 595. 
 Prince, Mr., killed, 20. 692. 
 Prince, Mrs., killed, 20. 692. 
 Prince, Lieut., wounded, 15. 751. 
 Prince, Dan'l, in militia, 22. 374. 
 Prince, Francis, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 973. 
 Prince, Gibert, exempted, 8. 112, 394. 
 Prince, John, a J. P., 8. 160. 
 Prince, Jos., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Prince, fort, 7. 112. 
 Prince Edvtfard Co., Va., Br. in, 15. 
 550, 556. 
 tithables in 1756, 5. 565. 
 Prince Edward Court House, Br. in, 
 
 15. 566. 
 Prince Edward Island, Fanning It. gov. 
 
 of, 8. xli. 
 Prince George, 6. 869, 870, 942, 943; 
 
 8. 593. 
 Prince George, fort, 7. 108, 110, 112, 
 115, 116, 207, 216, 280, 467, 468, 
 852, 865; 11. 169, 187, 224, 225. 
 and S. C. boundary, 8. 558, 561. 
 attack on proposed, 6. 314. 
 built by S. C, 8. 569, 571; for Chero- 
 
 kees, 11. 132, 151. 
 cut off from Ft. Loudoun, 6. 60. 
 Prince George Co., Md., 9. 1065, 1245. 
 Prince George Co., Va., 2. 241; U- 
 1064. 
 and boundary surveys, 1. 641, 645, 
 
 646, 647. 
 militia mustered, 1. 809, 816. 
 tithables in 1756, 5. 565. 
 
PRINCE OF CHOTI 
 
 349 
 
 PRINTERS 
 
 15. 
 
 15. 
 
 Prince of Choti, at Indian Congress, 
 11. 179. 
 makes peace with Chickasaws, 1 1 . 
 
 199. 
 talk at Indian Congress, 1 1 . 186-187, 
 188. 
 Prince of Nortli, 17. 585. 
 Prince of Notley, complains of en- 
 croachments, 13. 184. 
 Prince of Wales, 9. 3. 
 Prince of Wales, George, 9. 295. 
 Prince of Wales, Indian, services, 5. 
 
 360. 
 Prince of Wales, Pretended, 7. 4. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 22. 
 325. 
 Prince of Wales, brig., captured, 
 
 150. 
 Prince of Wales Regt., 14. 542; 
 277, 279; 22. 621. 
 with Rawdon, 14. 598. 
 Prince Rupert's Land Colony, gov't. 
 
 1. 225. 
 Prince Town, 15. 719, 720, 725, 727, 
 
 731. 
 Prince Town (parole), 12. 492. 
 Princess Ann Parish, 3. 624. 
 Princess Anne Co., Va., 2. 466, 746, 
 747, 751; 16. 260. 
 arrests N. C. men and action, 1. 511, 
 
 514. 
 beef in, 16. 732. 
 
 British in, 15. 157; 17. 985, 987. 
 claims part of N. C, 1. 459, 460. 
 observations in, 1. 386. 
 pirates to be executed in, 1. 518. 
 plundered by Br., 15. 130. 
 proceedings of justices on boundary 
 
 matter, 1. 516. 
 provisions from, 14. 638; captured 
 
 by Br., 14. 706. 
 tithables in 1756, 5. 565. 
 Tories in not to be enrolled, 1 5. 294. 
 view of boundary dispute, 1 . 512, 513. 
 Princess of Wales, dies, 9. 292, 295. 
 Princess Street, 20. 626. 
 Princess Street, London, 6. 578. 
 Princeton, 4. x. 
 act to create, 24. 856-7, 960-1. 
 on Granville's line, 5. Iv. 
 Princeton (Prince Town), N. J 
 1233; 10. 870; 11. 512; 13. 
 510, 511, 512, 517, 523; 17. 90. 
 C. C. meets at, 16. 842, 845, 852, 861, 
 864, 880, 881, 882, 894, 897, 900, 906, 
 908, 939, 970. 
 not good place for federal capital, 
 
 ., 9. 
 
 505, 
 
 16. 908. 
 
 Washington wins battle at, 11. 368. 
 why Congress moved to, 16. 852- 
 855, 970. 
 
 Princeton College, Davie studies at, 
 10. 870. 
 
 Pringle, Lieut., killed, 15. 757. 
 
 Pringle, Jno., in militia, 22. 320. 
 
 Pringle, Jos., in militia, 22. 324. 
 
 Pringle, Wm., land grant to, 4. 959. 
 
 Prins Ferry, 14. 586. 
 
 Print, Jacob, juror, 4. 516. 
 
 Printers (public printer), 16. 450, 887, 
 1000; 17. 337, 412-413, 415, 417, 425, 
 836; 18. 7, 8, 139, 164, 169, 177, 
 197, 206, 207, 208, 219, 221, 235, 248, 
 260, 350, 387, 392, 394-395, 402, 437, 
 439, 466, 476, 490, 571, 576, 586, 684, 
 716; 19. iv, 116, 125, 127, 158, 166, 
 167, 180, 211, 213, 217, 275, 276, 342, 
 343, 344, 348, 356, 369, 399, 431, 
 458, 465, 467, 593, 641, 657, 662, 
 686, 698, 804, 827; 20. 9, 13, 95, 
 100, 110, 197, 221, 222, 225, 251, 
 267, 268, 278, 283, 289, 397, 43», 
 469, 473, 505, 506, 507, 513, 520, 
 522, 529, 577, 588, 594, 602, 618, 
 630, 665, 717, 755-756; 21. 46, 72, 
 73, 163, 177, 183, 223, 269, 272, 349, 
 354, 365, 368, 372, 374, 382, 415, 417, 
 425, 435; 21. 624, 697, 719, 726, 833, 
 838, 858, 863, 867, 894, 906, 920, 
 1005, 1022, 1031, 1058, 1060, 1071; 
 22. 12, 13, 43, 44, 45, 51, 479, 672, 
 817, 833, 843, 931, 961. 
 act for duty to pay, 25. 237, 238-9; 
 on duties and salary, 24. 748-9; 
 25. 455; to appoint, 23. 399, 475, 
 675, 801, 971; 24. 537, 637-8; to 
 continue Davis, 25. 266-7, 349, 455- 
 6; to fix salary, 24. 163, 259, 40V- 
 8, 444-5, 648, 709, 796, 957;to pro- 
 vide for, 24. 163-4. 
 allowance to, 13. 689, 740. 
 attested copies of acts to be deliver- 
 ed to, 24. 951. 
 bill for, 7. 48, 71, 307, 312, 314, 326, 
 330, 338, 372, 385, 386, 390, 395, 407, 
 410, 420; and instructions to, 20. 
 577, 588, 594; for extra pay to, 6. 
 651, 653, 682-683; to appoint, 6. 
 1226, 1230, 1235, 1238, 1243, 1270, 
 1273-1274, 1279, 1289, 1292, 1311; 
 19. 609, 610, 645, 646, 677; to as- 
 certain duties of, 17. 358, 363-364, 
 369, 377, 399, 412, 413, 415, 416; and 
 salary, 20. 76, 81, 94; to continue 
 
PRINTERS 
 
 350 
 
 PRISONERS 
 
 act to appoint, 8. 98, 127, 129, 131, 
 294, 296, 298, 300, 320, 332, 357, 340, 
 350, 400, 428; 9. 714, 719, 726, 751, 
 752, 764, 766, 774, 776, 843, 846, 850, 
 861, 897, 900, 904, 908, 909, 910, 
 927, 1014; to continue Davis, 5. 
 834, 835, 836, 839, 842, 852, 853, 854, 
 855, 856, 862, 866; 6. 360, 361, 400, 
 404, 406, 444-445, 461, 463, 464, 465, 
 469, 498, 501, 504, 506, 508, 511, 823- 
 824, 848, 855, 882, 885, 888, 889, 892, 
 910, 913, 955, 962, 965, 1102, 1122, 
 1170; to employ Purdie, 6. 844, 
 845, 908, 909; to encourage Davis, 
 4. 976-977, 978, 980, 984, 990, 991, 
 992, 994, 995, 1058. 
 
 com. of Prov. Cong, to settle ac- 
 counts of, 10. 201, 214. 
 
 com. on duties of, etc., 21. 935, 938. 
 
 complaint of from rise of prices, etc., 
 15. 222. 
 
 Davis asks for pay, 6. 1270; employ- 
 ed, 7. 59, 60, 64, 86-87, 88; 16. 177. 
 
 duties, allowance, etc., 21. 778, 794- 
 795, 1038. 
 
 elected, 17. 412-413, 416; 20. 100, 
 103; 21. 223, 228, 232, 244, 591, 596, 
 604, 772, 773, 777, 927, 934. 
 
 instructions to on laws, 15. 208. 
 
 need of emphasized by Dobbs, 6. 
 1200. 
 
 payment to, 4. 1058; to Stewart, 6. 
 1248. 
 
 quarrel over money paid to, 6. 1142, 
 1143, 1212, 1248-1249, 1256; over 
 sums due to, 7. 334-335, 336, 340, 
 417, 418, 419, 422-423; with Dobbs 
 over, 6. xxvii-xxix. 
 
 reflection on, 19. 976-977. 
 
 report on tax for, 5. 966. 
 
 representation of and com. on, 21. 
 48, 54. 
 
 resolution to appoint Davis, 6. 1248- 
 1249, 1252, 1303-1304, 1313, 1318; of 
 assembly to appoint, 12. 36, 118. 
 
 Stewart appointed and answer of as- 
 sembly, 6. 1301, 1311, 1312, 1313- 
 1314, 1318. 
 
 to be employed by assembly, 6. 1139- 
 1140, 1209-1210, 1212. 
 
 to furnish copy of acts, 17. 343. 
 
 to remove office to Hillsboro, 19. 
 116, 127. 
 
 to print resolves of assembly, 12. 
 804, 868. 
 
 troubles of, 16. 195-196. 
 
 want work in N. C, 16. 887-888. 
 
 See also Press, Printing. 
 Printing, 23. 155, 268, 308-309, 314, 332, 
 516, 538, 539, 969; 24. 163, 265, 321,' 
 476, 477, 637-8, 662, 686, 709, 723^ 
 724, 741, 742, 748-9, 957; 25. 48, 76, 
 84, 85, 86, 91, 94, 347, 349, 351, 363, 
 455. 
 bill to print acts of assembly, 7. 562, 
 
 588. 
 com. and reports on, 20. 4, 9, 13, 51- 
 52, 95; to consider p. of laws and 
 journals, 1 7. 268, 269, 276, 279, 283. 
 extent of gov't work, 4. 1344. 
 license of, 1. 194. 
 See also Press, Printers. 
 Printing Office, bill to establish, 6. 453, 
 480-481. 
 public, to be established in Halifax, 
 12. 67, 74. 
 Printing Tax, ment'd, 5. 518, 556, 557, 
 732, 734. 
 report on, 5. 972; 6. 201-202, 207. 
 Prioleau, PInillips, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Prioleua, Samuel, Sr., prisoner, 17. 
 
 1045. 
 Prior. See Pryor. 
 Prior, IVIr., at Board of Trade meeting, 
 
 1. 557-558. 
 Prior, Job, exempted, 5. 898. 
 Prior, John, claim allowed, 5. 978. 
 Prior, John, petition on separation, 22. 
 
 705-13. 
 Prior, IVIat (IVlath.), on Board of Trade, 
 1. 630-633. 
 on proprietary colonies, 1. 535-537, 
 538, 539-540. 
 Prior, Seth, caveat against, 6. 759. 
 Prior, Thos., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Priscott. See Prescott. 
 Priscott, Seig., dies of smallpox, 13. 
 
 82. 
 Prise. See Price. 
 Prise, Nathan, in militia, 22. 282. 
 Prise, Thos., in militia, 22. 282. 
 Prisoners (civil and criminal), act on 
 escapes under execution, 23. 21- 
 22; on keeping, 24. 52-4, 306; on 
 keeping those of U. S., 25. 73-4; 
 on recapture of, 23. 429. 
 bill to secure liberties of, 12. 179, 
 186, 205, 212, 247, 355, 383, 391, 429, 
 434. 
 court should be held for trial of, 14. 
 
 865. 
 Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 319, 320, 321, 322. 
 no trials for, 19. 861. 
 
PRISONERS (INDIAN) 
 
 351 
 
 PRISONERS OF WAR 
 
 reprieved, 19. 914-915. 
 
 sent to England, proofs to go with 
 them, 5. 1122. 
 Prisoners (Indian), reward for, 24. 15. 
 Prisoner of War, 10. 923, 925, 936, 932, 
 964, 972; 14. 667. 
 
 act on cost of supplies for, 24. 315. 
 
 allowance to, 13. 870, 871, 962; 14. 
 333; increased, 14. 322. 
 
 allowed bail, 10. 1012. 
 
 exchange asked, 22. 893-4. 
 
 exchanged, 22. 957-8, 960. 
 
 threatened with retaliation, 22. 1024, 
 1027-8. 
 Prisoners of War (American), accom- 
 odations for officers, 14. 821. 
 
 at Camden, 14. 271, 272. 
 
 at St. Augustine, 15. 391-396. 
 
 behave badly, 14. 861. 
 
 bill for relief of persons taking pa- 
 roles, 17. 847, 855, 860, 942, 943, 
 949-951, 957. 
 
 Burke on needs of, 22. 600-1. 
 
 clothing to, 16. 824. 
 
 commissions of officers considered, 
 15. 432-433. 
 
 com. on condition of, 17. 818-819, 
 904, 906. 
 
 considered, 15. 421. 
 
 C. C. refuses to exchange for, 15. 
 297. 
 
 cost, 18. 995. 
 
 cruelty to, 15. 177. 
 
 disposition of, 15. 277, 279; of those 
 held by Fanning, 15. 557. 
 
 efforts to make them do duty on Br. 
 ships, 15. 378. 
 
 efforts to secure exchange, 16. 107. 
 
 encourage revolt, 17. 1029. 
 
 escape, 15. 277, 280. 
 
 exchange of, 16. 444, 445-446; 17. 
 655, 668, 730, 736, 788-789, 792; dis- 
 cussed, 15. 554; fraud in, 16. 863. 
 
 fortunes, 15. 536. 
 
 Greene to Rawdon on, 19. 915-916. 
 
 impressed, 17. 1038-1039. 
 
 in Charleston, 14. 463; threatened 
 by Br., 18. 1044-1046. 
 
 in want, 15. 575. 
 
 lack surgeons, 22. 777. 
 
 liberated by Marion, 15. v. 
 
 liberation of asked by Burke, 15. 
 
 667-669. 
 list of, 16. 670-674; of those captured 
 by Br. at Charleston, 14. 815-818. 
 
 losses of N. C. line, 1 5. 420. 
 
 movements, 22. 777. 
 
 necessaries to, 15. 67. 
 
 payments to, 22. 1009. 
 
 plea for, 19. 888. 
 
 recruits from N. C. p. for Dr., 16. 
 735, 739, 741, 742-743, 768. 
 
 released, 13. 380. 
 
 remittances to, 1 7. 640, 641, 644, 645- 
 646, 647, 652, 653, 724-725, 729. 
 
 report on money advanced to, 16. 
 656-658; on those taken at Cam- 
 den, 15. 166-170; on those taken 
 by Tories, 22. 571-2; in favor of, 
 16. 166; of thoge at Charleston, 
 16. 145. 
 
 return of those taken at Camden and 
 report on, 22. 523-4, 530-2. 
 
 rum for, 15. 418. 
 
 Rutledge to Caswell on treatment of, 
 
 14. 130-131. 
 
 sent to Charleston, condition, ei:c., 
 
 15. 369, 370; to St. Augustine, 15. 
 281; to W. I. and forced into ser- 
 vice, 15. xiv. 
 
 smallpox among, 15. 62. 
 
 suffer in Charleston, 15. 403-404. 
 
 supplies to, 21. 1044-1045; consider- 
 ed, 14. 834, 835; 15. 576-577; need- 
 ed, 14. 457. 
 
 support considered, 15. 437. 
 
 taken by Fanning, 22. 550-1. 
 
 to be induced to enlist with Br., 1 7. 
 989. 
 
 to be sent to Phila., 12. 80-81, 95. 
 
 treatment by Br., 17. 625-629; con- 
 sidered, 15. 650-651, 654. 
 
 trouble from, 15. 311. 
 Prisoners of War (British), and treaty, 
 of peace, 16. 752, 869, 870, 871, 
 883; 17. 8. 
 
 arrive in Phila., 22. 969. 
 
 ask parole, 14. 596. 
 
 asked to be released from parole, 1 6. 
 180-181. 
 
 at Smithfield, 14. 198, 203. 
 
 Bd. War to Wade on, 14. 480. 
 
 break jail, 15. 70. 
 
 break parole and return to N. C. 
 (tories), 22. 950. 
 
 Bryan reports on and paroled, 22. 
 951-2. 
 
 captured and guarding of consider- 
 ed, 15. 566; and to be exchanged, 
 15. 573, 574; at Kings Mtn., 14. 
 685; 15. 103, 108; discussed, 
 14. 744-5; executed, 15. 103-4, 109, 
 110, 183; number captured, 15. xil. 
 
 Caswell to Long and Medici on their 
 
PRISONERS OF WAR 
 
 352 
 
 PRISONERS OF WAR 
 
 movement North, 1 1 . 483. 
 
 citizenship refused to, 13. 935. 
 
 clothed, 10. 952. 
 
 com. to Hancock on those sent to 
 Phila., 1 1 . 283-295. 
 
 confined in Halifax, 13. 313-314, 319- 
 320, 321; escape, 14. 187-188;; lib- 
 erties to and condition of, 14. 116. 
 
 Cornett on condition of, 14. 846-847. 
 
 correspondence over, 16. 114-115, 
 150; on care of Bryant and others, 
 16. 684, 685-686, 687, 694, 699, 708. 
 
 DePeyster on condition, 14. 724-725. 
 
 distribution of considered, 15. 647. 
 
 Hooper to Prov. Cong, on release of, 
 10. 888-90. 
 
 in hands of Caswell, 15. 11. 
 
 management of considered, 15. 621- 
 622. 
 
 money to, 22. 916. 
 
 not to be allowed to enter service, 
 
 13. 137. 
 
 offer to take oath of allegiance, 14. 
 
 200, 203. 
 ordered to the North, 1 1 . 480, 483. 
 orders on, 14. 326. 
 paroled, 10. 830-831; 14. 20, 611, 694, 
 
 718, 719, 722-723; 15. 462. 
 petition for exchange, 15. X50, 154- 
 
 155. 
 release refused to, 22. 924. 
 released after King's Mtn., 17. 667, 
 
 668, 672; by Armstrong contrary 
 
 to orders, 14. 462-464. 
 removal of, 17. 645, 710, 793. 
 report on, 15. 505. 
 resolve of assembly on, 12. 101; for 
 
 retaliation on, 17. 829, 834, 925-6; 
 
 on daily allowance to, 12. 188, 
 
 189 ; in relation to their taking the 
 
 oath, 12. 91-92; on those breaking 
 
 parole and returning South, 12. 
 
 874. 
 return of, 15. 630. 
 Scarlock commissary of, 13. 901, 
 
 902, 993. 
 sending to the North discussed, 1 1 . 
 
 414. 
 sent from S. C. to N. C, 14. 25, 26- 
 
 27; and removed from Salisbury 
 
 to Halifax, 11. 370; out of State, 
 
 14. 36; to Gates, 14. 765; to 
 Halifax, 14. 20; 15. 483; to 
 Hillsboro, 15. 19, 63; to Newbern, 
 14. 697; 15. 155, 786; to Pa., 10. 
 980; to Salisbury, 14. 339; 15. 501, 
 745; from S. C, 13. 837, 840, 930; 
 
 to Smithfleld, 14. Ill, 112; to 
 Staunton, Va., 11. 607; to Sumner, 
 14. 784, 785; to Va., 11. 822; 14!, 
 19; to Wilmington, 14. 617; to 
 Winchester, 15. 657. 
 
 taxes of Tories considered, 14. 676. 
 
 Stevens to Gates on, 14. 752-753. 
 
 supplies to but declined, 16. 241. 
 
 taken, 14. 582; 15. 7, 471, 571; 16. 
 735, 739, 740, 768, 933, 937; 22. 971; 
 and general exchange to take 
 place, 15. 465; at Charlotte, isi. 
 90; at Kings Mtn., 15. 414; by 
 Davidson, 14. 677; by Herrick, 14. 
 611-612; by Marion, 14. 621, 665- 
 666, 684; near Elizabethtown, 15. 
 438. 
 
 to be allowed to enlist, 17. 693. 
 
 to be removed, 13. 621; from John- 
 ston Co., 13. 734^, 734;^; to Edeu- 
 ton District, 1 1 . 589. 
 
 treatment, 16. 230-231; and disposi- 
 tion of, 15. 115-116. 
 
 trial and reprieve of, 16. 263, 266- 
 269, 270; and sent out of country, 
 10. 1034-1035. 
 Prisoners of War (British and Ameri- 
 can), Boudinot on expenses of, 11. 
 452. 
 
 Campbell to Caswell on, 11. 403-405. 
 
 captured, 14. 467, 541. 
 
 Cartel on exchange of, 15. 451-452. 
 
 Caswell on, 11. 444; to Jones on, 11. 
 410. 
 
 com. to inquire into paroles, 19. 11, 
 
 13, 17, 21, 32, 45, 46, 51, 65, 71, 75, 
 122, 125, 126, 127, 153, 175, 294. 
 
 conduct of inquired into 12. 778, 832. 
 
 correspondence between Howe and 
 Dunmore on exchange of, 10. 365- 
 369. 
 
 cost of to be ascertained, 13. 72. 
 
 debates in Cont Cong., 11. 381-382. 
 
 definition of, 22. 537. 
 
 disposition of, 14. 415, 416. 
 
 Doak to Caswell on his fortunes, 1 1 . 
 794-795. 
 
 efforts to release, 14. 169. 
 
 escape, 10. 631. 
 
 exchange of, 16. 285, 312-319, 320- 
 321, 326, 338, 349-50, 403, 440, 543, 
 565-569, 661-662, 671-675, 727-729, 
 775, 927; 19. 98-99, 103, 105, 242, 
 870-871; conceals trade, 16. 682-3; 
 
 14. 37-38, 733, 734, 742, 743; 15. 
 xiv, 175, 274-5, 639-40; 16. 25; 17. 
 712-713; 22. 540, 547; probable, 14. 
 
PRISONERS (SPANISH) 
 
 353 
 
 PRITCHARD, SAMUEL 
 
 708; proposed, 13. 126; consider- 
 ed, 11. 341; 14. 686, 710; provis- 
 ions for, 14. 551. 
 
 exchanged, 10. 623; 14. 357; 22. 551. 
 
 execution of considered, 14. 733-734, 
 742, 743. 
 
 Hicks on, 14. 537-538. 
 
 Howe on location and support of, 
 
 10. 887. 
 
 Hunter to Caswell on his situation, 
 
 11. 424. 
 
 Jones to Caswell on, 11. 392. 
 
 Kennedy to Caswell on, 14. 177-178. 
 
 list of, 16. 483; of those delivered 
 to Col. Brown, 14. 747. 
 
 McNicol on supplies for and answer, 
 1 1 . 480-1, 484 ; to Caswell on treat- 
 ment of, 11. 415-16. 
 
 on ship board, 15. 306. 
 
 petitions of on parole allowed, 13. 
 754-755, 804. 806, 808. 
 
 provisions of C. C. on exchange of, 
 14. 793-796. 
 
 put under care of Dr. Brown, 14. 
 426. 
 
 regulations of, 15. 318-319. 
 
 release of asked, 15. 490. 
 
 relief for, 14. 143. 
 
 report on, 14. 727; 15. 489; on with 
 crimes, 15. 609; wanted by Cont. 
 Cong., 10. 726; to be made of ex- 
 penses for, 1 1 . 497. 
 
 resolve on, 13. 538, 579, 632-633, 636, 
 661, 685, 686. 
 
 sent to St. Augustine, 22. 268. 
 
 settlement of accounts of, 17. 1050- 
 1053. 
 
 to be exchanged, 11. 407; 13. 882, 
 884, 974. 
 
 to be paroled, and not, 13. 963, 974. 
 
 treatment discussed, 14. 750-751. 
 Prisoners (Spanish), 22. 262, 268, 269, 
 
 271, 272, 286. 
 Prisons, all empty, 3. 335. 
 
 bills for, 4. 363, 367, 376, 390, 392, 
 396, 397; 7. 555, 556, 558, 559, 561, 
 562, 564, 573, 575, 576, 577, 578, 579, 
 580, 582, 584, 587, 588, 592, 593, 
 594, 598, 623, 631, 632, 639, 668, 898, 
 899, 902, 921, 932, 938, 941, 944, 
 949, 964, 978; 8. 301, 344, 345, 348, 
 349, 350, 352, 354, 359, 360, 384, 
 ZS1, 391, 393, 401, 402, 403, 406, 
 414, 416, 419-420, 422, 423, 429, 478; 
 9. 110, 111, 112, 113, 115, 116, 121, 
 122, 134, 135, 153, 155, 156, 157, 
 159, 162, 168, 172, 175, 180, 187, 189, 
 
 190, 196, 221, 222, 256, 384, '385, 387, 
 388, 389, 390, 392, 393, 394, 398, 402, 
 407, 410, 411, ,423, 424, 442, 443, 444, 
 445, 463, 464, 465, 468, 469, 472, 473, 
 475, 477, 480, 482, 483, 484, 485, 499, 
 503, 509, 513, 519, 522, 524, 526, 537, 
 540, 543, 544, 547, 583, 584, 585, 
 660, 661, 715, 716, 719, 720, 722, 723, 
 728, 729, 753, 755, 759, 760, 762, 
 763, 766, 770, 775, 776, 777, 784, 
 837, 839, 840, 844, 845, 847, 848, 
 850, 851, 855, 858, 860, 861, 862, 883, 
 886, 887, 889, 895, 896, 898, 899, 900, 
 905, 907, 908, 909, 910, 911, 919, 921, 
 927. 928, 1011, 1012, 1014; for tax 
 for, 6. 855, 856, 862, 868, 869-870, 
 873, 891, 905, 923, 930, 934, 940, 944- 
 845, 952; to erect, 12. 37, 44, 47, 
 49, 51, 56, 57, 68, 88, 111, 112, 129, 
 13P, 131, 141-2, 167, 169, 172, 178, 
 179, 181, 186, 197, 203, 205, 207, 
 213, 219, 254, 256, 286, 289, 305, 
 329, 343, 345, 348, 355, 357, 362, 
 369-370, 385, 388, 391, 395, 404, 
 452; 13. 357, 358. 
 instructions on, 5. 1127. 
 lack of, 4. 23, 227-228, 231. 
 to be repaired, 3. 106. 
 See also Public Buildings. 
 Pritchard. See Prichard, Prichet, 
 Pritchett. 
 
 Pritcliard, ;-, to be taken out of 
 
 Cherokee nation, 10. 783. 
 Pritchard, IV! r., attaches goods in N. 
 
 C, 9. 996. 
 Pritchard (Prichet), Abraham, a J. P., 
 4. 47, 224, 346. 
 juror, 25. 189. 
 road coms'r, 23. 222. 
 Pritchard, Benj., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Pritchard, Benj., to write letter, 1. 719. 
 
 witness, 2. 42. 
 Pritchard, David, juror, 4. 519. 
 Pritchard, James, a J. P., 3. 234. 
 
 land lapses, 2. 453. 
 Pritchard, Jas., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Pritchard, J no., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Pritchard, Jos., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Pritchard (Prichet), IVIathew, petition- 
 er of, 2. 307. 
 slandered, 2. 37. 
 to visit Va., 1. 719. 
 visits Jordan, 1. 732. 
 Pritchard, Philp, in militia, 22. 310. 
 Pritchard, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Pritchard, Richard, juror, 4. 519. 
 Pritchard, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 351. 
 
 3—23 
 
PRITCHARD, SAMUEL 
 
 354 
 
 PRIVATEERS 
 
 Pritcharcl, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Pritchard, Sam'l, juror, 4. 519. 
 Pritchard, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Pritchard, Sam, Jr., juror, 25. 187. 
 Pritchard, Sam, Sr., juror, 25. 187. 
 Pritchard, Thos., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Pritchard, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Pritchet, Josh., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 Pritchett, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1133. 
 Pritchett, Elisha, in militia, 22. 352. 
 Pritchett, Jos., in militia, 22. 352. 
 Pritchett, Richard, exempted, 7. 383. 
 Pritlow, Rebecca, discharged by court, 
 
 2. 508. 
 Pritty, Thos., in militia, 22. 161. 
 Privat. See Prevat, Privett. 
 Privat, Isaac, lieut, 10. 517. 
 Privat, Peter, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Privat, Wm., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Private, IVIiles, army rank, 16. 1134. 
 Private acts, confirmed, 6. 53; by Bd. 
 of Trade, 6. 74. 
 instructions on, 5. 1113. 
 limitations on the making of, 3. 96. 
 method of passing, 5. 842. 
 not to be revised, 5. 56. 
 reasons for not passing, 5. 866-867. 
 See also vols. 23, 24 and 25. 
 Private bills, definitions of, 6. 857, 925; 
 8. 350, 479n, 479b. 
 fees for, 5. 1031; 6. 445; 3. 479o, 
 
 4796; a grievance, 8. 388. 
 regulation of, 17. 299-300, 323, 329. 
 Private burials, act on, 23. 66-67, 333; 
 25. 161. 
 bill to prohibit, 4. 475, 500, 501. 
 note on act against, 3. 187. 
 Private contracts, 4. 294. 
 Privateers, 12. iv; 14. 230; 24. 218. 
 act on ment'd, 15. 405; to restrain 
 
 and punish, 25. v, 139-41. 
 active, 13. iii. 
 
 aid to discussed, 11. 491-492. 
 at Cape Lookout, 5. 598. 
 at Charleston, 22. 757-8. 
 at Newbern, 13. iv. 
 being fitted out, 1 5. 686. 
 bill to sell, 12. 154, 155, 170, 173, 283, 
 
 317, 333, 343, 382. 
 bring in prizes, 15. 78, 573, 581. 
 British, 14. 623; capture brigantine, 
 
 15. 338. 
 captured, 13. iv, 185-187. 
 captures of, 13. 482; 14. 748; Nel- 
 son's vessel, 11. 711; shipping, 22. 
 262; the Polly, 11. 755. 
 chase vessel ashore, 14. 533. 
 
 commission to suppress, 1. 354. 
 
 commissioned, 3. 113; 10. 637, 638, 
 788, 831-837, 848-849, 876-877; 13. 
 291, 292; 16. 386-387; asked, 14. 
 106-107; 15. 342-343; considered, 
 11. 473-474; 13. 199; 16. 402-403; 
 to be suspended for intercourse 
 with Br. and regulation of same, 
 16. 328-329; under foreign princes 
 not to be taken by English, 1 . 348- 
 349. 
 
 com. to draw commission for, 10. 
 506, 511. 
 
 Craven on, 1. 348-349. 
 
 dangers from, 8. 30-31; 13. 305; at 
 Occacock, 4. 1119. 
 
 English on coast and capture ship, 
 
 13. 397-398. 
 
 enter and plunder Cape Pear, 6. 
 
 1028. 
 fitted out, 11. XX ; 14. 70; by Ellis, 
 
 14. 252; in Edenton, 16. 520-521; 
 in Newbern, 13. 175; in Va., 5. 
 637. 
 
 fitting out of discussed, 13. 182. 
 
 from W. I. in N. C, 5. 748. 
 
 go out from N. C, 6. 291. 
 
 goods of sold in Newbern, 14. 707. 
 
 guard against, 14. 334. 
 
 hanged in C, 1. 348. 
 
 Holdernesse to American governors 
 
 on, 5. 756-757. 
 in American waters, 1. 958. 
 in Currituck Inlet, 15. 469. 
 in W. I., 22. 594. 
 
 infest Charleston coast and make 
 capture, 15. 177; Ocacock, 22. 403. 
 instructions on, 5. 1139. 
 insult N. C, 16. 540-541; by seizing 
 flags and action on same, 16. 556- 
 557. 
 invade coast and do damage, 5. 316. 
 letter on ment'd, 5. 648. 
 Nash on captures of, 11. 719-720. 
 officers and men to be described, 22. 
 
 529-30. 
 on coast, 5. 345, 346, 639, 711, 808. 
 orders on ment'd, 5. 792; to pass 
 
 law on, 1. 347-348. 
 Payne to Caswell on commissions 
 
 for, 11. 520. 
 permission for given by C. C, 11- 
 
 289. 
 powder for, 22. 604. 
 prepare to sail and capture prizes, 
 
 11. 774. 
 presence of on Va. and N. C. coast, 
 
PRIVET 
 
 355 
 
 PRIVY COUNCIL 
 
 1. 909, 910. 
 proclamation on, 13. 156. 
 quarrel over prizes of, 13. 489. 
 regulations on to be enforced, 5. 785. 
 report on prizes by, 15. 69, 71-72; on 
 
 work of, 13. 176, 178. 
 sent out and work, 15. viii; to Ocra- 
 
 cock, 13. iv. 
 ships taken by, 1 1 . 352. 
 Spanish wrecked and goods inquired 
 
 into, 5. 37-38. 
 stopped, 11. 396. 
 
 take prizes, 11. 416, 433, 434, 592, 
 598, 749, 778-779, 787, 813; on coast, 
 13. 418; take ships, 10. 1035, 
 1037; vessel of Tories, 11. 753. 
 taken, 15. 475. 
 
 threaten coast, 14. 135, 138-139; 15. 
 216-218; Newbern, 14. 125, 127-128; 
 N. C, 23. 292. 
 to be fitted out but not sent out of 
 
 state, 22. 912. 
 to defend Cape Fear, 11. 401. 
 to go to sea, 1 1 . 356. 
 visit coast, 5. 343. 
 
 work of, 13. 94-98, 362; 14. iv; on 
 coast, 13. 459, 460. 
 Privet. See Prevat, Privat. 
 Privet, Christian, complaint ot, 2. 275, 
 
 303. 
 Privet, Jacob, exempted,. 6. 899. 
 Privet, Jacob, in militia, 22. 325. 
 Privet, Jacob, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Privet, John, children of, 2. 275. 
 Privet, Jno., pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Privet, Peter, land to be resurveyed, 
 
 4. 801, 805. 
 Privet, Samuel, summoned to court, 2. 
 
 275. 
 Privet, Sarah, complaints of, 2. 275. 
 Privet, Simon, summoned to council, 2. 
 303. 
 
 Privett, , case continued, 2. 291. 
 
 Privett, Jacob, juror, 3. 55. 
 Privett, Jno., army pay, 17. 239. 
 Privett, Jno., law suit, 1. 621-622. 
 Privett, iVIiies, in army, 13. 516. 
 Privilege of people, acts on in force in 
 
 N. C, 25. 153. 
 Privileges, act on regulating, 25. 160. 
 bill to restore to certain persons, 
 
 19. 430. 
 
 not to be exclusive, 22. 17. 
 
 special and hereditary not to be 
 
 allowed, 22. 662, 664; 23. 977, 978. 
 
 Privileges and elections, committees 
 
 and reports, 6. 896, 897, 902, 904, 
 
 908, 1153, 1183, 1259, 1278, 1279; 
 7. 345, 352, 357, 366, 8. 110, 111, 
 112-113, 115, 120, 128, 309, 317. 
 441; 9. 450, 739, 745, 746-747, 748, 
 755, 756, 758-759, 1197; 10. 504, 
 507, 917, 918, 919, 921-922, 925, 932- 
 933, 945; 12. 572, 588, 658, 667, 682, 
 696, 698-700, 724; 13. 787, 808, 
 915, 919, 928, 929; 15. 193, 221-2; 
 16. 5, 23, 31-32, 17. 268, 284, 285, 
 293, 295-296, 307, 374-375, 413-414, 
 423, 796; 18. 4, 6, 14, 32, 135, 230, 
 238, 243-245, 246, 269-270, 817-818, 
 819; 19. 3, 5, 11, 61, 67, 92, 103, 
 130, 142, 146, 198, 203, 236, 238, 
 248, 268, 273, 328, 337, 340-341, 
 490, 511, 530, 548, 729, 730, 734, 
 737, 938, 743; 20. 3, 10, 15, 18, 
 21, 26, 31, 37, 106, 122, 127, 131, 
 159-162, 213, 228, 233, 304, 313, 
 322, 324, 326, 388, 478, 488, 494- 
 495, 545; 21. 6, 73, 112, 198, 200, 
 210, 252, 290, 592, 595, 732, 750, 
 757, 793, 875, 885, 887, 890. 904- 
 905, 907, 915, 946, 948, 1051. 
 Privy Council, 4. 1143; 6. vi, vii. 
 
 act on suspension of Rutherford and 
 Murray, 6. 558. 
 
 action on petition for pay for S. C. 
 boundary, 11. 27-28; on petition 
 of Smith against Burrington, 11. 
 16-17. 
 
 agrees to increase in vice admiralty 
 cts. to collect fine in trade, 1 1 . 
 216-219. 
 
 appeals to, 5. 1123; may be made 
 to, 3. 107. 
 
 approves and disallows acts, 1 1 . 
 212-215; commissions, 11. 142- 
 144, 147, 155-156, 210-211, 254-255; 
 disallowance of acts, 11. 235-237; 
 instructions against attachments 
 law, 11. 239; instructions on S. 
 C. boundary, 11. 23,3-235; instruc- 
 tions to governors, 1 1 . 243-4 ; in- 
 structions to Martin, 1 1 . 232-233 ; 
 members for council, 11. 233, 
 245; seals for American colonies, 
 11. 211. 
 
 Board of Trade to on case of Pala- 
 tines against Pollock, 4. 873-875; 
 on charges against Everard, 3. 
 31; on instructions on S. C. 
 boundary, 11. 152-153, 154; on 
 McCulloh's salary and quit rents, 
 5, 927-928; on proposed Macdon- 
 ald immigration, 8. 621-622; on 
 
PRIVY SEAL 
 
 356 PROCLAMATrON MONEY 
 
 salary for council, 5. 787-7.88; on 
 S. C. boundary, 8. 573-574; on sus- 
 pension of Murray and Ruther- 
 ford, 5. 959-960. 
 
 confirms private act, 6. 53. 
 
 disallows acts, 6. 707, 723; 8. 616; 
 court acts, 6. 53-54. 
 
 excuses McCulloh and others from 
 quit rents, 7. 676-677. 
 
 Granville president of, 6. 21, 29. 
 
 instructions of .against granting 
 lands of Indians, 1 1 . 145 ; on 
 naturalization, divorce and lands, 
 11. 242-243. 
 
 instructs on lottery acts, 1 1 . 228. 
 
 Johnston to on struggle of northern 
 counties for representation, 4. 
 1183-8, 1203-4. 
 
 laws of N. C. considered by, 6. vili. 
 
 letter to the plantations, 1.- 458-9. 
 
 Martin to on public affairs, 9. 669- 
 670. 
 
 memorial to on the proposed sur- 
 render, 2. 721-3. 
 
 on collection of evidence on repre- 
 sentation act, 4. 1161-1163. 
 
 on McCuUoh's petition for transfer 
 of quit rents and extension of 
 time of settlement, 5. 630. 
 
 on petition of northern counties on 
 representation, 4. 1167, 1168. 
 
 order of King in on setting apart 
 1-8 of C. for Carteret, 11. 75-78, 
 79; to pass law, against pirates, 
 
 I. 347-348. 
 
 orders commission for Child, 1 1 . 
 136; draft of instructions on aid 
 bills, 1 1 . 135 ; ordinance sent to 
 N. C, 5. 592-594. 
 
 recommends that Supt. of Indian 
 affairs be a member of the coun- 
 cil in each province, 11. 230-231; 
 Child as att'y gen., 6. 50-1; dis- 
 allowance of acts, 6. 7-8, 15-16, 28- 
 29, 53-54; instructions on aid bills 
 to King, 6. 43; separation of Lord 
 Carteret's property from King's, 
 
 II. 92, 93, 95, 96. 
 
 refer McCulloh's petition to Board 
 
 of Trade, 5. 630; papers on S. C. 
 
 boundary, 1 1 . 230. 
 represented by Council, 3. 478. 
 restore Murray and Rutherford to 
 
 favor, 6. XXXV. 
 sends address against Everard and 
 
 his reports to Board of Trade 
 
 for report, 3. 25, 26. 
 Privy Seal, Lord of the, at Board of 
 
 Trade, 1. 284, 300, 359. 
 at council, 1. 74, 233; 2. 680, 732. 
 Eng. act on counterfeiting in force 
 
 N. C, 23. 322. 
 Prize money, act on, 24. 121, 123. 
 Prizes, act on condemnation of, 24. 
 
 119-123. 
 brought into Washington and Beau- 
 fort, 15. 573; into Wilmington, 
 
 15. 78. 
 cargoes sold, 13. 369. 
 quarrel over, 13. 489. 
 report on, 15. 69, 71-72. 
 taken, 13. 199, 369; by privateers, 
 
 11. 774, 778-779, 787, 813; 13. 418, 
 
 482; 15. 177. 
 to be registered as English, 1 . 497-8, 
 
 504. 
 to be restored, 4. 1074. 
 Proceedings, act to settle in courts, 
 
 25. 287-95. 
 forms, 24. 58-59, 69-70; 25. 280-282, 
 
 291, 292, 438, 442-443. 
 made void, 25. 156. 
 Proceedings in cliancery, Eng. act on 
 
 in force in N. C, 23. 326. 
 Proceedings of assembly, to be secret, 
 
 2. 610. 
 Proceedings on original attachments, 
 
 act on, 23. 108. 
 Process, act on, 23. 554; on execu- 
 tion of, 24. 672-3; on issuing, 24. 
 
 52-4, 56, 62, 65, 70; 25. 534, 275-6, 
 
 290-2, 293, 438, 447. 
 bill for execution of, 19. 439, 471- 
 
 472, 482, 763-764, 772, 810, 824-825. 
 Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 319, 320, 321. 
 execution of, 23. 716-17. 
 how returnable and how issued, 23. 
 
 889, 890, 935-6, 937. 
 rule on, 23. 258, 265, 693, 694, 702. 
 Processes, continued in new courts, 
 
 23. 884, 892, 939. 
 Processioners, bill to appoint, 17. 81b, 
 
 900, 902, 907. 
 Processioning of land, acts for, 23. 
 
 103-106, 115, 924; discussed, 5. 
 
 642-643. 
 bill for, 19. 576, 578. 
 note on act for, 3. 192. 
 should repeal act on, 5. 740-741. 
 See also Lands. 
 Proclamation money, 22. 276, 297, 298, 
 
 362, 386, 409, 420, 425, 426, 428, 
 
 431, 435, 441, 443, 444, 445, 446, 
 
 447, 448, 449, 450, 454, 456, 459, 
 
 460, 461, 462, 464, 465, 467, 470, 
 
PROCLAMATION MONEY 357 PROCLAMATION MONEY 
 
 472, 
 
 473. 
 
 482, 
 
 483, 
 
 773, 
 
 815, 
 
 816, 
 
 892, 893, 894, 895, 896, 901, 907, 
 
 817, 
 
 818, 
 
 819, 
 
 820, 
 
 822, 
 
 823, 
 
 824, 
 
 910, 912, 913, 914, 916, 917, 920, 
 
 825, 
 
 831, 
 
 835, 
 
 836, 
 
 845, 
 
 846, 
 
 849, 
 
 923, 924, 926, 932, 933, 934, 937, 
 
 855, 
 
 863, 
 
 864, 
 
 867, 
 
 980; 
 
 23. 
 
 155, 
 
 938, 940, 941, 942, 943, 944, 947, 
 
 156, 
 
 160, 
 
 162, 
 
 166, 
 
 167, 
 
 168, 
 
 170, 
 
 950, 951, 955, 956, 957, 959, 961, 
 
 171, 
 
 172, 
 
 173, 
 
 174, 
 
 175, 
 
 i77. 
 
 179, 
 
 962, 969, 970, 973, 974; 24. 4, 38, 
 
 180, 
 
 182, 
 
 183, 
 
 184, 
 
 189, 
 
 190, 
 
 192, 
 
 39, 40, 108, 133, 185, 224, 251, 256; 
 
 196, 
 
 197, 
 
 198, 
 
 199, 
 
 200, 
 
 201, 
 
 203, 
 
 25. 217, 227, 228, 231, 232, 233, 234, 
 
 211, 
 
 212, 
 
 213, 
 
 -214, 
 
 215, 
 
 218, 
 
 219, 
 
 238, 240, 242, 243, 244, 245, 248, 
 
 222, 
 
 224, 
 
 225, 
 
 226, 
 
 227, 
 
 228, 
 
 230, 
 
 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 258, 
 
 232, 
 
 233, 
 
 234, 
 
 236, 
 
 237, 
 
 238, 
 
 239, 
 
 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 268, 269, 
 
 241, 
 
 243, 
 
 244, 
 
 245, 
 
 246, 
 
 248, 
 
 250, 
 
 273, 274, 275, 277, 282, 283, 284, 
 
 252, 
 
 254, 
 
 255, 
 
 263, 
 
 266, 
 
 268, 
 
 269, 
 
 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 293, 
 
 270, 
 
 271, 
 
 272, 
 
 273, 
 
 274, 
 
 276, 
 
 277, 
 
 295, 297, 298, 299, 300, 302, 
 
 278, 
 
 279, 
 
 280, 
 
 281, 
 
 282, 
 
 283, 
 
 285, 
 
 305, 306, 311, 312, 314, 315, 
 
 286, 
 
 287, 
 
 288, 
 
 290, 
 
 291, 
 
 292, 
 
 294, 
 
 316, 317, 319, 326, 327, 328, 
 
 296, 
 
 297, 
 
 298, 
 
 299, 
 
 300, 
 
 301, 
 
 302, 
 
 331, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 340, 
 
 303, 
 
 305, 
 
 306, 
 
 308, 
 
 309, 
 
 310, 
 
 311, 
 
 341, 342, 343, 344, 346, 352, 353, 
 
 312, 
 
 313, 
 
 314, 
 
 315, 
 
 329, 
 
 331, 
 
 339, 
 
 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 363, 366, 
 
 341, 
 
 345 
 
 , 346, 347, 
 
 348, 
 
 349, 
 
 367, 368, 370, 371, 372, 375, 377, 378, 
 
 351, 
 
 352, 
 
 353, 
 
 356, 
 
 357, 
 
 360, 
 
 361, 
 
 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 389, 
 
 362, 
 
 366, 
 
 372, 
 
 374, 
 
 375, 
 
 376, 
 
 377, 
 
 390, 391, 392, 394, 397, 398, 400, 
 
 378, 
 
 380, 
 
 381, 
 
 382, 
 
 383, 
 
 386, 
 
 389, 
 
 401, 405, 407, 408, 411, 414, 422, 423, 
 
 392, 
 
 393, 
 
 394, 
 
 395, 
 
 401, 
 
 402, 
 
 403, 
 
 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430, 
 
 405, 
 
 406, 
 
 410, 
 
 411, 
 
 412, 
 
 413, 
 
 414, 
 
 431, 433, 434, 435, 439, 443, 444, 453, 
 
 417, 
 
 418, 
 
 420, 
 
 422, 
 
 426, 
 
 427, 
 
 429, 
 
 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 460, 461, 462, 
 
 433, 
 
 435, 
 
 436 
 
 437, 
 
 438, 
 
 441, 
 
 443, 
 
 469, 470, 471, 472, 475, 477, 479, 
 
 449, 
 
 450, 
 
 451, 
 
 452, 
 
 453, 
 
 454, 
 
 455, 
 
 480, 482, 483, 487, 488, 489, 491, 
 
 456, 
 
 457, 
 
 458, 
 
 459, 
 
 460, 
 
 461, 
 
 462, 
 
 495, 497, 498, 499, 500, 501, 502, 
 
 463, 
 
 465, 
 
 466, 
 
 468, 
 
 477, 
 
 478, 
 
 483, 
 
 503, 504, 505, 507, 509, 512, 515. 
 
 484, 
 
 487, 
 
 488, 
 
 489, 
 
 491, 
 
 492, 
 
 493, 
 
 arrears to be paid in, 25. 308, 519, 
 
 494, 
 
 497, 
 
 500, 
 
 505, 
 
 506, 
 
 508, 
 
 510, 
 
 524. 
 
 511, 
 
 512, 
 
 514, 
 
 516, 
 
 518, 
 
 520, 
 
 525, 
 
 bill for rating commodities, 4. 396; 
 
 527, 
 
 529, 
 
 530, 
 
 531, 
 
 532, 
 
 535, 
 
 536, 
 
 to call in, 12. 555, 561, 569, 572, 
 
 537, 
 
 539, 
 
 540, 
 
 542, 
 
 543, 
 
 545, 
 
 546, 
 
 574, 670, 671, 678; to make rated 
 
 548, 
 
 551, 
 
 552, 
 
 557, 
 
 558, 
 
 560, 
 
 562, 
 
 commodities equal to, 4. 480, 483, 
 
 564, 
 
 565, 
 
 567, 
 
 570, 
 
 572, 
 
 573, 
 
 574, 
 
 484, 485, 501, 508, 511; to prevent 
 
 575, 
 
 576, 
 
 584, 
 
 590, 
 
 595, 
 
 596; 
 
 597, 
 
 depreciation of, 5. 1019, 1022, 
 
 598, 
 
 600, 
 
 601, 
 
 602, 
 
 603, 
 
 604, 
 
 605, 
 
 1024, 1041, 1048, 1050, 1060-1061, 
 
 606, 
 
 607, 
 
 608, 
 
 609, 
 
 610, 
 
 614, 
 
 617, 
 
 1062, 1066; to reckon fines, etc.. 
 
 620, 
 
 621, 
 
 623, 
 
 626, 
 
 632, 
 
 633, 
 
 635, 
 
 in, 4. 395. 
 
 640, 
 
 642, 
 
 643, 
 
 644, 
 
 645, 
 
 646, 
 
 647, 
 
 bills made equal to, 6. 37. 
 
 648, 
 
 649, 
 
 650, 
 
 651, 
 
 652, 
 
 653, 
 
 654, 
 
 burned, 13. 907, 997. 
 
 655, 
 
 656, 
 
 660, 
 
 662, 
 
 663, 
 
 665, 
 
 668, 
 
 committee to fix scale of exchange 
 
 670, 
 
 671, 
 
 672, 
 
 673, 
 
 679, 
 
 682, 
 
 683, 
 
 with bills of credit, 4. 185-6; to 
 
 685, 
 
 689, 
 
 690, 
 
 691, 
 
 692, 
 
 698, 
 
 700, 
 
 receive and burn, 13. 562, 563, 
 
 703, 
 
 •705, 
 
 706, 707, 710, 711, 712 
 
 714, 
 
 596, 605, 664, 681, 699, 705, 729. 
 
 715, 
 
 716, 
 
 717, 
 
 718, 
 
 719, 
 
 722, 
 
 723, 
 
 fees to be paid in, 3. 143, 144, 151, 
 
 726, 
 
 727, 
 
 728, 
 
 731, 
 
 732, 
 
 736, 
 
 737, 
 
 152, 264, 265, 267, 271, 276, 280, 
 
 738, 
 
 739, 
 
 742, 
 
 744, 
 
 747, 
 
 752, 
 
 753, 
 
 294, 299-300, 304, 308, 322, 374, 
 
 756, 
 
 758, 
 
 759, 
 
 760, 
 
 761, 
 
 762, 
 
 764, 
 
 482. 
 
 768, 
 
 771, 
 
 775, 
 
 776, 
 
 777, 
 
 778, 
 
 781, 
 
 instructions on rate of exchange for 
 
 785, 
 
 790, 
 
 793, 
 
 794, 
 
 795, 
 
 796, 
 
 797, 
 
 bills, 6. 43-45. 
 
 798, 
 
 799, 
 
 800, 
 
 802, 
 
 806, 
 
 808, 
 
 809, 
 
 made same as Spanish milled dol- 
 
 810, 
 
 811, 
 
 812, 
 
 819, 
 
 826, 
 
 827, 
 
 837, 
 
 lar, 24. 508. 
 
 841, 
 
 846, 
 
 847, 
 
 848, 
 
 849, 
 
 850, 
 
 851, 
 
 not the currency of province, 4. 200. 
 
 855, 
 
 859, 
 
 865, 
 
 867, 
 
 868, 
 
 869, 
 
 874, 
 
 proposed rate of exchange, 4. 518. 
 
 875, 
 
 881, 
 
 883, 
 
 885, 
 
 886, 
 
 887, 
 
 888, 
 
 quit rents, fees, and salaries to be 
 
PROCLAMATIONS 
 
 358 
 
 PROPERTY 
 
 paid in, 2. 87, 95, 158, 167, 174, 
 353; 4. 175, 176, 246, 426, 679; 5. 
 102. 
 rate of exchange, 4. 345; 9. 609; 
 
 exchange discussed, B. 22-24. 
 rec'd for lands, 3. 457, 461, 464-465, 
 
 467. 
 rents and fees to be paid in, 3. 541, 
 548, 549, 554, 561, 563-564, 565-566, 
 568, 570, 591, 598, 605, 611. 
 reports on, 8. 211-215. 
 salaries and quit rents in, 5. 96. 
 should not be issued, 13. 216, 218. 
 to be burned, 12. 647-648, 754, 762. 
 treasurers to receive, 13. 561-562, 
 596, 597, 660, 664, 706-707, 739, 747, 
 774, 779-800. 
 value, 3. 157, 208. 
 
 value in bills and sterling, 6. 17; of 
 bills in, 4. 141; 5. xliv; 23. 15b; 
 in sterling, 4. xxil, 285, 868, 923; 
 6. 988; 23. 392-3. 
 See also Currency, Money, etc. 
 Proclamations, against Gary and 
 others to, 1. 776-7, 778. 
 by Burke on taxes and assembly, 
 
 19. 903, 904; by Martin, 16. 780. 
 for fasting and prayer, 5. 931-932. 
 on death of Queen Anne, 2. 146. 
 printed, 14. 863. 
 proroguing assembly, 4. 244. 
 Proconsuls of Admiral's Court, under 
 
 F. C, 25. 128. 
 Procter, Eliz., land grant asked for, 
 
 4. 440. 
 Procter, Jno., land lapses, 2. 574. 
 Procter, Wm., army pay, 17. 239. 
 Procter, Willoby, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Proctor, Col., in battle of Brandy- 
 wine, 11. 621. 
 movements of, 14. 290; 15. 767. 
 passes through Phila., 11. 756. 
 to reprimand officers, 12. 488. 
 Proctor, Aaron, army rank, 16. 114U. 
 Proctor, Arm., army pay, 17. 240. 
 Proctor, Francis, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 
 court martialed, 12. 488. 
 Proctor, Isaac, court martialed, 12. 
 
 484. 
 Proctor, Jesse, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 
 
 222. 
 Proctor, John, Indian interpreter, 11. 
 
 179. 
 Proctor, John, levy free, 3. 303. 
 
 vestryman, 2. 209; 23. 8. 
 Proctor, Josh., army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Proctor, Thorndick, shipmaster, 8. 
 545. 
 
 Proctor, Wm., army rank, 17. 238. 
 army rank, 16. 1134. 
 
 Proctor, Wm., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Proctor, Wm., in army, 13. 510. 
 
 Proctor (parole), 12. 490. 
 
 Proculus, letter of discussed, 20. 218- 
 219, 250-251, 262, 410. 
 
 Produce, bad way of preparing for 
 market, 7. 489-490. 
 
 Products, list of, 5. 356. 
 of N. C, 2. xiv-xv; 15. 420-1; 3. 
 
 XV. of S. C, 2. 232-3. 
 report on, 5. 316-317; 6. 1029-1030. 
 staple, report on, 6. 612-613. 
 
 Promisor/ Notes, act to recover mon- 
 ey on, 23. 586-8. 
 bill for better payment of, 5. 501, 
 524, 530, 531, 676, 678, 720-721, 722, 
 725; for recovery of money on, 6. 
 818-819, 844, 862, 870, 874, 890, 904, 
 905, 906, 931, 944, 945, 946. 
 circulate as money, 8. 212. 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 325. 
 given for indigo inspected, 23. 646, 
 797. 
 
 Propagation of the gospel among In- 
 dians, gift for in N. C, 5. 1446. 
 See also S. P. G. 
 
 Property, act for general tax on, 24. 
 6-9, 109-113, 146-7, 200-4, 222, 257-8, 
 281-2, 316-18, 391, 429-34, 438-9, 477, 
 543-6, 556, 557, 648-9, 651-5, 658, 
 731-2, 802-3, 807-8, 886, 898-9, 952-3; 
 to recover that left by Br., 24. 
 410-11, 901; for appraisement, 19. 
 132, 238, 243, 246, 249, 312, 324- 
 325; for com. to take care of pub- 
 lic p. and on estates of Tories, 
 19. 178, 182, 193, 194-195, 199, 206, 
 210, 215, 216, 218, 222, 223, 226, 
 227, 228, 293, 299, 300, 302-303, 305, 
 339, 344, 348, 349, 354, 355, 356, 
 357, 365, 367; to alter act defining 
 taxable p., 19. 423, 752, 754-755, 
 810-811; to amend act o.n attach- 
 ment of, 17. 348, 355; 18. 152, 219, 
 372, 380; amend act to ascertain 
 what is taxable, 18. 390, 409; 19. 
 632, 633, 641, 651, 663, 676-677, 683, 
 687, 688; to appt. coms'r to take 
 care of, 19. 293, 299, 317, 323, 327, 
 339, 355; to ascertain what is tax- 
 able, 13. 555, 560, 569-570, 572, 
 597, 658, 669, 678-679, 702, 708, 709, 
 847, 880, 882-883, 891, 938, 944, 972- 
 973, 980; 18. 321, 344; 19. 49, 75, 
 76, 115, 154-5, 165, 167-168, 177, 196- 
 
PROPERTY QUAL. 
 
 359 
 
 PROPOSITIONS 
 
 197, 272, 274, 276, 282, 283, 287, 
 304; to repeal act on confiscation, 
 18. 803; to secure that left by 
 Br.. 17. 828, 833, 845, 916, 918, 923, 
 924, 928. 
 
 confiscated, act against wasting of, 
 24. 350-1, 376-8, 398; to direct sale 
 of, 24. 661-4, 900-1; bill to tax, 
 16. 67, 69, 93, 111, 120, 126, 128, 
 135, 144-145. 155-156, 162, 166-167; 
 bill for sale of, 1 6. 89, 91, 121, 127, 
 139, 140, 147, 149, 174; commis- 
 sioners to sell, 16. 148, 167, 175. 
 
 list of that confiscated, 19. 672. 
 
 not to be disturbed by army, 8. 582. 
 
 private, protection for, 25. 21. 
 
 public act for coms'rs to care for, 
 24. 495-6; co. courts to compel an 
 accounting for, 24. 497-8. 
 
 taxable, act for return of in Anson 
 Co., 25. 59. 
 
 trials over to be by jury, 23. 977. 
 Property qualification, for jurors, 3. 
 
 106. 
 Proposals for planting, 1. 43-46. 
 
 of settlement from Barbadoes, an- 
 swer to, 1. 57-9. 
 
 to settle on Cape Pear, 1. 36-9. 
 Propositions and Grievances, commit- 
 tee and reports on, 4. 744-746, 817, 
 823-825; 5. 55, 240, 247, 297-300, 
 523, 547-549, 690, 1043, 1052; 6. 
 364, 365, 405, 805, 812, 817, 89b, 
 1153, 1263, 1269, 1279; 7. 345, 369, 
 571; 8. Ill, 118, 309, 313, 339, 374, 
 388, 453; 9. 740, 1197, 1198; 16. 
 21, 22, 24, 25, 36, 52, 53, 67, 69, 70, 
 80, 82, 84, 87, 92, 100, 104, 10b, 
 106-108, 112, 132, 162, 163; 17. 277, 
 278, 283, 284, 287, 288,, 290, 291, 
 292-294, 298, 304, 305, 315, 319, 
 322, 332, 333, 340, 344, 346, 347, 
 797, 798, 807, 817, 849, 884, 885, 
 901, 903, 908, 938, 944, 945; 18. 9, 
 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 26, 28, 29, 34, 
 46, 58, 61, 66, 68, 69, 77, 108, 128, 
 145, 148, 183, 207, 237, 239, 241, 
 242, 246, 256, 258, 260, 275, 277, 
 287, 288, 289, 293, 295, 299, 303, 
 330, 349, 350, 354, 355, 364, 365, 369, 
 370, 396, 402, 403, 405, 407, 413-414, 
 473, 474, 475; 19. 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 13, 
 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 26, 40, 41, 49, 
 50, 56, 63, 71, 72, 87, 92, 121, 406, 
 407, 409, 411, 412, 413, 416, 418, 
 423, 425, 429, 433, 436, 437-439, 440, 
 441, 442, 445, 447, 451, 455, 456, 47c, 
 502, 504, 507, 511, 513, 514, 516, 
 
 518, 519, 520, 521, 523, 524, 525, 
 527, 530, 534, 551, 552, 553,- 
 554, 555, 556, 559, 563, 566, 
 567, 568, 570, 574, 577, 579-580, 582, 
 584, 588, 591, 592, 594, 595, 596, 
 599, 600, 604, 608, 609, 610, 618, 
 622, 623, 628, 629, 630, 636, 637, 
 638, 641, 649, 652, 654, 655, 662, 
 663, 665, 668, 669, 670, 671, 674, 
 677, 692, 703-705, 730, 732, 733, 735, 
 736, 742, 743, 747, 748, 749, 750, 
 752, 756, 757, 769, 770, 773, 775, 
 776, 777, 778, 782, 787, 788, 797, 
 798, 799, 825, 827; 20. 5, 6, 7, 9, 
 10, 14, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 
 
 25, 26, 36, 38, 47, 52, 55, 56, 57, 
 
 59, 63, 84, 105, 123, 124, 127, 128, 
 130, 131, 133, 137, 138, 141, 143, 
 145, 148, 150, 151, 152, 154, 157, 
 158, 159, 167, 168, 173, 174, 186, 
 192, 193, 200, 204, 214, 216, 217, 
 224, 231, 232, 236, 269, 306, 309, 
 310, 311, 313, 314, 315, 322, 324, 
 325, 327, 328, 332, 334, 335, 338, 
 341, 347, 350, 351, 357, 368, 369, 
 375, 376, 377, 383, 385, 389, 394, 
 399, 401, 408, 418, 421, 426, 428, 
 429, 433, 435, 436, 449, 450, 471, 
 478, 479, 483, 486, 487, 489, 490, 
 491, 495, 496, 501, 502, 503, 504, 
 508, 509, 510, 517, 520, 522, 524, 
 525, 529, 530, 537, 539, 546, 548. 
 550, 551, 552, 553, 555, 559, 562, 
 565, 566, 571, 572, 578, 589; 21. 
 6, 8, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20, 21,' 24, 25, 
 
 26, 33, 40, 43, 46, 48, 49, 53, 56, 
 
 60, 62, 67, 68, 71, 72, 73, 81, 83, 89, 
 90, 94, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 104, 
 105, 106, 108, 112, 119, 120, 123, 
 130, 131, 135, 136, 137, 139, 146, 
 150, 152, 158, 159, 167, 168, 169, 
 170, 171, 174, 179, 181, 198, 199, 
 202, 204, 207, 208, 209, 216, 219, 
 220, 221, 227, 229, 230, 231, 234, 
 235, 236, 238, 243, 244, 245, 247, 
 248, 252, 253, 254, 256, 260, 261, 
 264, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 
 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 283, 284, 
 285, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 297, 
 298, 300, 301, 303, 308, 310, 314, 
 316, 323, 324, 330, 331, 333, 334, 
 336, 337, 338, 341, 342, 343 351, 354, 
 355, 357, 358, 361, 362, 363, 367, 
 385, 397, 402, 417, 418, 577, 579, 
 582, 586, 587, 591, 594, 595, 597, 
 605, 607, 608, 609, 610, 616, 617, 
 619, 621, 622, 627, 631, 633, 636, 
 638, 641, 645, 648, 650, 653, 657, 
 
PROPRIETARY COLONIES 360 
 
 PROPRIETORS 
 
 658, 667, 671, 677, 679, 681, 682, 
 687, 707, 732, 737, 738, 739, 740, 
 741, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747, 748, 
 749, 750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 755, 
 757, 758, 760, 761, 764, 765, 767, 
 769, 770, 771, 773, 778, 779, 781, 
 782, 785, 791, 792, 793, 795, 802, 
 807, 808, 810, 811, 812, 813, 814, 
 820, 824, 825, 827, 828, 829, 830, 
 831, 834, 843, 847, 848, 849, 875, 876, 
 879, 880, 883, 884, 885, 888, 890, 
 891, 892, 894, 895, 898, 899, 900, 
 901, 902, 904, 905, 909, 913, 914, 
 915, 919, 920, 921, 922, 924, 925, 
 926, 928, 930, 931, 932, 933, 936, 
 939, 943, 945, 949, 950, 951, 952, 
 953, 956, 959, 960, 961, 964, 969, 
 976, 977, 978, 983, 984, 988, 989, 
 990, 994, 995, 996, 998, 1000, 1002, 
 1005, 1006, 1007, 1012, 1016, 1019, 
 1020, 1028, 1034, 1038, 1039, 1040. 
 Proprietary colonies, act for forfeiture 
 of charter, 1. 552-554. 
 
 Board of Trade on, 1. 535-537, 630- 
 633. 
 
 commission of inquiry on proposed, 
 1. 889-890. 
 
 efforts to stop tlie making of tem- 
 porary laws in, 2. 136. 
 
 list of, 1. 224-5. 
 
 proposed prosecution of quo war- 
 rants against, 1. 352-354. 
 
 relations to crown considered, 1. 
 359; to trade acts, 1. 466-470. 
 
 reports of committee of appeals on 
 the making of temporary laws, 2. 
 142-3. 
 Proprietary Governments, act to re- 
 store to crown, 25. 149-50. 
 
 end of, 9. ill. 
 
 exemption to from suits for debt, 
 
 I. 691. 
 
 Nicholson on, 1. 527-528. 
 
 proposed forfeiture of charters, 1. 
 548. 
 
 reports on, 1. 540-543. 
 
 to be investigated, 1. 540, 541. 
 Proprietors, 3. vii, 177, 180, 268, 338; 
 4. 845, 846, 847, 848, 852, 890, 893, 
 948, 952, 953, 961, 964, 1035, 1041, 
 1044, 1082, 1126, 1158, 1159, 1187, 
 1199, 1210, 1211, 1229, 1231, 1233, 
 1234; 5. 84, 88, 93, 96, 97, 98, 103, 
 104, 380, 453, 653, 1124, 1129, 1130, 
 1133; 6. 983, 1019; 10. 278, 1006; 
 
 II. 1, 2, 4, 20, 35, 36, 67, 69, 70, 
 78, 99; 20. 431; 21. 737, 883; 22. 
 291, 292; 23. 1, 2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 
 
 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 
 26, 27, 29, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37, 
 38, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, 49, 
 50, 53, 54, 55, 57, 60, 61, 62, 65, 66, 
 67, 70, 71, 72, 73, 79, 80, 81, 82, 
 83, 90, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 99, 
 100, 101, 103, 106, 108, 109, 110, 
 111, 113, 114, 115, 116, 300, 301, 302, 
 442, 978, 979; 24. 43, 73, 113, 162, 
 661, 848, 888; 25. iii, 119, 120, 121, 
 122, 123; 125, 126, 129, 130, 131, 
 132, 133, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 
 140, 141, 142, 143, 151, 152, 153, 
 154, 155, 157, 158, 159, 162, 167, 
 168, 169, 170, 172, 173, 176, 179, 
 182, 184, 191, 193, 194, 196, 198, 
 199, 200, 201, 204, 206, 209, 210, 
 211, 212, 215, 216, 217, 218, 491. 
 
 abandon Fundamental constitutions, 
 5. 85. 
 
 account of their Great Deed of 
 Grant, 3. 479-81. 
 
 accounts of in N. C, 2. 726-9. 
 
 act for surrender to King, 3. 32-47. 
 
 action of council on law about sur- 
 vey and purchase of land, 2. 182-3. 
 
 acts run in name of, 2. 861, 867, 884, 
 885, 886, 888, 889, 914. 
 
 address of assembly, 2. 619-20; on 
 Gary Rebellion, 1. 784-787; to on 
 Indian trade and cost of Tusca- 
 rora war, 1. 823. 
 
 agree to boundary survey, 2. 740, 
 741. 
 
 agreement with Yeamans and others 
 on settling C., 1. 75-92. 
 
 aid in Yemassee War, 2. 197. 
 
 announce Dr. Bray's visit, 1. 520. 
 
 answer on Culpepper rebellion, 1. 
 326-328; proposals for settlement, 
 
 1. xii, xiv; proposals from Barha 
 does, 1. 57-59. 
 
 appeal to for arms, 1. 877. 
 
 appoint and instruct to^Dunston as 
 naval officer, 2. 497-499; and re- 
 move Burrington as governor, 3. 
 121, 123; deputies, 1. 180; Eden 
 governor, 2. 129; justices of 
 peace, 1. 574, 575. 
 
 arraignment of by DeFoe, 2. 900-1. 
 
 arrears of quit rents paid to by 
 King, 3. 38. 
 
 assent to boundary survey, 2. 788. 
 
 Att'y Gen. on transfer of C. to King, 
 
 2. 769-770. 
 
 Biggs on C. affairs, 1 . 247-53. 
 bill to reckon fines, etc., under in 
 proclamation money, 4. 395. 
 
PROPRIETORS 
 
 361 
 
 PROPRIETORS 
 
 Bladen to Townshend on a general 
 government for the American 
 colonies, 2. 625-635. 
 
 Board of Trade to on pirates, 1 . 475- 
 476; on sending rebels to England 
 without evidence, 1. 868. 
 
 Burrington to on his administration 
 and affairs in N. C, 3. 27-30. 
 
 cannot execute navigation act, 1 . 
 469, 470. 
 
 Cape Fear Co. to on proposed set- 
 tlement, 1. 36-39. 
 
 care for liberty of conscience, 1. 94. 
 
 cease to appoint deputies, 2. vi. 
 
 change governors, 1. xxvii. 
 
 character of gov't under, 9. viii, ix. 
 
 charges against, 1. 547. 
 
 charter to, 4. 109, 113, 147; quoted, 
 9. '600: 10. 1015, 1016; text, 1. 20- 
 33, 102-114. 
 
 claims forfeited, 19. 673; to be 
 purchased, 1. 542. 
 
 close land office, 11. 73; in Bath 
 Co., 4. 296-297, 299, 300. 
 
 collection of quit rents under, 4. 294. 
 
 colony of independent of all other 
 colonies, 1. 31-32, 113. 
 
 command hostilities against Cary to 
 cease, 2. 56. 
 
 commission and instructions to Gov. 
 Johnson, 1. 554-5; Holden to maKe 
 discoveries, 1. 239-240, 241; Nica- 
 olson to look into disorders in N. 
 C, 2. 8-10; officers, 2. 566-567; 
 Stephens as gov. of Albemarle, 
 1. 162; to Sayle quoted, 4. 287- 
 289; Tynte, 1. 694-6; Yeamans 
 governor of Clarendon Co., 1. 93- 
 94, 97-98. 
 
 conditions of N. C. in 1728, 3. xiii- 
 xviii; of tenantcy, 1. 22, 103-104. 
 
 confer with Board of Trade on 
 Yemassee War, 2. 193-6. 
 
 correct commission of Drummond, 
 
 1. 93. 
 
 cost of officers under, 3, 49. 
 council to on Gary Rebellion, 1. 806- 
 
 807. 
 counties named for, 1. xv. 
 customs given to, 1. 28, 109. 
 date of surrender, 3. 213; 4. 315, 
 
 319. 
 debts owed by, 2. 723. 
 decline to recognize successor to 
 
 Sir W. Berkeley, 1. 338. 
 demand gold and silver, 4. 94, 135, 
 
 174, 237; sterling for quit rents, 
 
 2. V, 33-34, 250. 
 
 deny that C. was to be divided, 1. 
 
 xxiii. 
 deputies, how vacancies are filled, 
 
 23. 40. 
 disapprove legislation against Gary, 
 
 1. xxviii. 
 
 dissent among, 1. 32-3, 113-14. 
 
 do not provide support for gov'r, 1. 
 
 547. 
 efforts to vacate land grants by, 4. 
 
 309-310. 
 encourage settling of S. C, 2. 831. 
 enquire about Tuscarora War, f. 
 
 818. 
 escheats to for felony, 1. 453. 
 examine Gillam, 1. 291. 
 extent of land grants, 1. 45. 
 favorable interpretation of charter 
 
 given, 1. 33, 114. 
 fears of extending their northern 
 
 boundary, 1. 365, 366, 367, 371, 372, 
 
 385-386. 
 fees for charter of 1665, 1. 115. 
 first charter to, 1. 20-23; second 
 
 charter, 1. 102-114. 
 forbid hostilities against Cary, 2. v. 
 freedom of trade, 1. 26-27, 107-lOS; 
 
 under charter to, 6. iii-vi. 
 give lands, etc., for churches, etc., 
 
 2. 768, 869; liberty to catch 
 whales, 1. 338; powers to survey 
 Va. boundary, 1. 735, 736. 
 
 goods forfeited to, 1. 431. 
 
 gov't of thrown off by S. C, 9. ix. 
 
 grant of G. to summarized, 3. 262, 
 
 11. 80-86. 
 grants by protected, 4. 185; ques- 
 tioned, 3. 126, 127, 128. 
 have little power, 2. 224. 
 Heath's charter revoked in favor 
 
 of, 1. 42-3. 
 Holden to on products of N. G., 2. 
 
 xiv. 
 hostile to democracy, 1. 188. 
 hostility of crown to, 2. xii; to N. 
 
 C., 1. 367. 
 how places are filled under F. C., 
 
 25. 123, 124. 
 hunt for seal of, 4. 213, 214. 
 Hyde to on Cary Rebellion, 1 . 780-2. 
 ignorant of latitude of Chowan, 1. 
 
 xxiii. 
 in 1708, 1. 708. 
 in 1728, 3. 34, 35. 
 income divided among, 1 . 833. 
 indictments against Sothell, 1. 
 
 367-371. 
 indifferent to N. C, 1. xxix. 
 
PROPRIETORS 
 
 362 
 
 PROPRIETORS 
 
 instruct Berkeley on settling C, 1. 
 50-2; to appoint gov. of C, 1. 48- 
 50; governors, 1. xvil-xviii; Hyde 
 on land grants and Gary Rebel- 
 lion, 1. 832-3. 
 
 instruction on trade and navigation 
 laws, 1. 496-504; to Archdale, 1. 
 391-392; to Holden, 1. 241; to 
 Hyde, 1. 844-846; to Ludwell, 1. 
 362-363; to Sothell, 1. 346-347, 349, 
 350-352; to Stephens, 1. 162-175, 
 181-183; to Tynte, 1. 704-707; to 
 Wilkinson, 1. 333-338; to Yea- 
 mans, 1. 95-97. 
 
 issue Great Deed of Grant, 1. 175- 
 176; 4. 286. 
 
 king instructs on pirates, 1. 526; to 
 on Sir W. Berkeley's share, 1 . 340- 
 341. 
 
 lack of interest in N. C, 1. 733. 
 
 land grants of ment'd, 9. 790; and 
 quit rents under, 4. 20; purchases 
 of, 2. 167; reserved for, 1. 173; 
 to be laid out for," 1 . 51. 
 
 last laws passed under declared 
 void, 3. iii. 
 
 laws confirmed by, 1. 183. 
 
 legality or grants questioned, 3. 83. 
 
 letter from Clarendon Co. to, 1. 145- 
 149; on settlements, 1. 46-47; to 
 council and assembly on laws of 
 N. C, 2. 235-6; to on Gary Rebel- 
 lion, 1. 728. 
 
 limit amount of land to be taken 
 up, 2. 457; 5. 94-95. 
 
 list of, 1. 345; 2. 896; in 1728, 3. 
 34-35. 
 
 little respect for, 2. ix-x. 
 
 Lords Justices to on customs, 1. 
 492. 
 
 loyalty of N. C. to proclaimed, 2. 
 375. 
 
 make Archdale gov., I. 389-390; 
 Bath a port of entry, 2. 236-238; 
 Culpepper surveyor general of S. 
 C. 1. 211-12; Eastchurch governor 
 of Albemarle and instruct him, 1. 
 230-232; Holden commissioner of 
 wrecks, 1. 240, 241; Ludwell gov- 
 ernor and instruct him. 1. 360- 
 361, 373-4; order about land sales, 
 2. 63; Samford secretary of Clar- 
 endon Co., 1. 71-72; Vassall sur- 
 veyor general of Clarendon Co., 
 1. 73; West a Landgrave and gov- 
 ernov, 1. 177-178, 220-2. 
 
 may protest against acts of Parl't, 
 25. 132. 
 
 may sell rights, 25. 123. 
 
 meeting place, 1. 476. 
 
 meetings of, 1. 33-34, 346-347,717, 
 718-719, 723, 749-750, 756, 818, 819, 
 831-833. 
 
 memorial from on division of C, 1. 
 772, 773, 775-776, 799-800; to King 
 on payment for N. C, 3. 6-7; to on 
 tar and pitch, 1. 721; to Privy 
 Council on the proposed surren- 
 der, 1. 721-723. 
 
 misrepresentations to, 2. 613, 619. 
 
 name of old P. to be taken by Hew, 
 
 1. 189. 
 
 neglect of causes slow growth of N. 
 C, 2. xii. 
 
 never appointed officers for assem- 
 bly, 3. 576. 
 
 not limited in land holdings, 1. 186. 
 
 not to be turned out of office nor 
 deputies, 25. 127. 
 
 not to sell property to foreigners 
 without license, 1. 502. 
 
 number eight to be kept, 1. 189. 
 
 oath of allegiance to, 1. 80. 
 
 objects in making grants to, 1. 466. 
 
 offices established by, 1. 373-374. 
 
 official seniority among, 1. 373-374. 
 
 on admiralty courts, 1. 491. 
 
 on people of N. C, 2. x. 
 
 on Thos. Miller, and his claims as 
 governor, 1. xxi-xxii. 
 
 one acts as gov., 1. 510. 
 
 opposed by Crown and merchants, 
 
 2. xix. 
 
 ordered to repeal S. C. church acts, 
 
 t. 643. 
 orders on observation and validity 
 
 of laws, 3. 348. 
 organize gov't in N. C, 1. xii, xiv; 
 
 under Fundamental Constitutions, 
 
 1 179, 180. 
 patents from in conflict with those 
 
 from King, 4. 428-31. 
 people of N. C. of no service to, 4. 
 
 267-8. 
 petition of Quakers to, 1. 250-253; 
 
 to Board of Trade, 1. 471-2; on 
 
 Currituck boundary, 1. 339-40; to 
 
 from S. C, 2. 901-9, 910-11, 912- 
 
 13; to king, 1. 470-1; on admiralty 
 
 courts, 1. 473. 
 Pollock to on public affairs, 2. 144- 
 
 5; on Tuscarora war and laws, 2. 
 
 873-6. 
 position on Cary Rebellion, 1. 724, 
 
 725-6. 
 possess the Bahamas, 1. 342. 
 
PROPRIETORS 
 
 363 
 
 PROPRIETORS 
 
 possibility of surrender of rights, 
 
 1. 370-371. 
 power to confer titles, 1. 29, 110; to 
 
 disallow laws, 1. 50, 378;; to sell 
 
 lands, 1. 28, 110. 
 powers, 1. 23-4, 27, 30-3, 104-6, 109- 
 
 14,. 367-8; 3. 451-453. 
 precedency under P. C, 1. 205-6. 
 privileges under, 3. 297. 
 proceedings of, 2. 8-10, 234-5, 298-9, 
 
 306-7, 314, 350. 
 promise to enforce trade laws, 1. 
 
 477. 
 proposal to for commission bound- 
 ary, 1. 716-17; of settlement of 
 
 Cape Fear, 1. xii. 
 propose governor for territory 
 
 south of Savannah river, 2. 299- 
 
 300. 
 proposed forfeiture of charters, 1. 
 
 353-4, 537, 538, 539-40; settlement 
 
 from Barbados, I. 39-42. 
 protest against money law of 1729, 
 
 3. 147; by assembly against gov- 
 ernor and council, 2. 576-8. 
 provide for organization of Craven 
 
 Co., 1. 93; for relief of Palatines, 
 
 1. 791. 
 purchase from, 4. 769. 
 questioned on right to make war, 1. 
 
 341-342. 
 quit rents to be paid in sterling 
 
 money, 2. 235; under, 4. 285. 
 rates of land grants, 4. 318. 
 reasons for sending Eastchurch, 1. 
 
 286-7; for transfer to crown, 3. 10- 
 
 12. 
 rebellions under, 9. x. 
 receive offer for and refuse sale of 
 
 Albemarle Co., 1. 228-230; report 
 
 of Cary Rebellion, 1 . 710. 
 refuse to recognize Great Deed of 
 
 Grant, 3. 632. 
 remove Burrlngton, 3. vl. 
 rents to, 1. 22, 46, 104; 25. 135. 
 representation of Culpepper rebel- 
 lion to, 1. 256-261; to Board of 
 
 Trade concerning land patents 
 
 from, 4. 308-315. 
 request the Lords to act on S. C. 
 
 acts, 1. 635. 
 resent petition to king for aid, 2. 
 
 230. 
 reservations for, 1. 44, 205; half of 
 
 gold and silver, 4. 317. 
 results of transfer to king, 3. xii. 
 retain interest in town lots, 1. 92. 
 retard settlement by land entry 
 
 laws, 1. xi. 
 
 revoke Great Deed of Grant, 3. 354. 
 
 right of appeal to, 1. 92; of in- 
 dividuals to appoint, 1. 373-375. 
 
 rights and revenues usurped, 4. 202. 
 
 sale of ment'd, 4. 1170. 
 
 Sandford takes possession for, 1. 
 123; report of his voyage of dis- 
 covery to, 1. 118, 139. 
 
 sell C, 5. XXXV ; 11. 87. 
 
 send proof of boundary, 1. 178; 
 Holden to C, 1. 288; Sothel to C, 
 
 1. 288. 
 
 shares of, 1. 188; bought, 25. 135, 
 216, 219; of revenue, 25. 135. 
 
 should foster peopling of C, 1. 243. 
 
 should pay cost of Indian war, 1. 
 953. 
 
 sign S. C. acts, 1. 636, 637, 640. 
 
 some refuse to sign S. C. acts, 1. 
 637. 
 
 son of Archdale a Prop., 1. 467. 
 
 Sothell becomes one, 1. 339. 
 
 South Carolina throws off rule of, 
 
 2. vl-vii. 
 
 spiritual powers of, 2. 895. 
 Spotswood to on Gary Rebellion, 1. 
 
 794-6, 800; on Teach's career and 
 
 capture, 2. 324-7; on Tuscarora 
 
 war, 2. 14-16. 
 state of gov't under, 1. 535-537. 
 struggle for existence under, 2. xvll, 
 
 xviii. 
 substitute council for deputies, 2. 
 
 307. 
 sum received for N. C, 3. 6. 
 summary of charter to, 3. 32-34. 
 surrender of ment'd, 3. 103; 4. 180; 
 
 of charter discussed, 2. iil-iv; to 
 
 king well received, 3. 12. 
 suspend Sothell for charges, 1. 359- 
 
 360. 
 taxed to develop C, 1 . 34. 
 tenancy under not desirable, 1. 530. 
 terms, etc., of parting with C, 2. 
 
 384-386. 
 their understanding of Great Deed 
 
 of Grant, 4. 325. 
 to ^In Barbados on settlement of 
 
 C, 1. 55-57. 
 to appoint deputies, 25. 129, 130. 
 to be forced to establish custom offi- 
 ces, 1. 442. 
 to be petitioned on bill of credit, 2. 
 
 244. 
 to Berkeley on C. affairs, 1. 52-55. 
 to Board of Trade on trade to S. C, 
 
 2. 188-9, 191-2. 
 
PROPRIETORS' COURTS 
 
 364 
 
 PROTESTANTS 
 
 to Braine on C. affairs, 1. 178-179. 
 to call Casy to account, 1. 723-4, 725. 
 to choose Landgraves and caciques, 
 
 25. 124. 
 to council and assembly on affairs 
 
 of province, 2. 489-490. 
 to Eden on lapsed land, 2. 238-239; 
 
 on evil law regulating survey and 
 
 purchase of land, 2. 173-4; on N. 
 
 C. affairs, 2. 175-6. 
 to give bond for deputy govs., 1 . 476, 
 
 477. 
 to governor of Albemarle, 1. 283- 
 
 284. 
 to Moseley on land for Burrington, 
 
 2. 491. 
 to ratify all laws, 1. 96. 
 to remove Burrington, 2. 559. 
 to sell land to Swiss, 1. 707. 
 to settle Gary Rebellion, 1. 757; Va. 
 
 boundary, 1. 793. 
 to Sothell on his career, 1. 359-60, 
 
 367-71; on Ketchmayd, 1. 355-6; 
 
 on suppression of pirates, 1. 354. 
 to S. C. authorities on law against 
 
 collection of foreign debts, 2. 836- 
 
 7. 
 to surveyor general on land for 
 
 Eden, 2. 58. 
 to various adventurers on settle- 
 ments, 1. 98. 
 to West on S. C. trouble, 1. 220-2. 
 traced under Heath charter, 1. 519. 
 trade instructions from, 1. 853. 
 treatment of Ashe and Boon, 2. 919; 
 
 of land grants of by the king, 1 1 . 
 
 35-37, 55, 56. 
 Vassal to on Yeamans colony, 1. 
 
 144-145. 
 Proprietor's Courts, appeal to, 1. 198. 
 and deputies under Fund. Consti- 
 tutions, 25. 126-31. 
 powers, 1. 196. 
 rules of, 2. 852-3. 
 Prorogation, discussed by assembly, 
 
 2. 621, 622. 
 form of, '4. 1179. 
 of assem., reason for frequent, 5. 
 
 ix. 
 power of in lands of governor, 3. 
 
 xiii. 
 protest to Proprietors, 2. 576, 577. 
 resolution of assembly on, 2. 617. 
 Prosecutions, bill to make prosecution 
 
 pay costs on acquittal of defend- 
 
 ent, 9. 714, 716, 751, 752, 754, 775, 
 
 783, 842, 849, 855, 893, 896, 909, 
 
 911, 918. 
 
 inability to carry out p., 2. 157. 
 resolve on payments for, 20. 386-387. 
 right of accused, 22. 17-18. 
 Protection, from of that given by 
 
 Amer. army, 14. 523. 
 Protection, form of that given by 
 
 23. 980. 
 Protest of merchants, against Va. act 
 
 on foreign debts, 2. 279-280. 
 Protestant Dissenters, act in favor of, 
 23. 11. 
 Bng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 324. 
 excused from musters, 23. 941. 
 laws on in force, 23. 40, 95. 
 provisions for, 2. 884-5. 
 See also Dissenters, and names of 
 various dissenting bodies. 
 Protestant Episcopal Church, bill to 
 incorporate, 20. 75-76; in Chowan, 
 
 17. 339, 381; to repair St. James's, 
 
 18. 398. 
 
 consecration of minister of, 17. 40- 
 
 42. 
 fraternal union with Lutheran 
 
 church, 8. 788-791. 
 See also Church of England, Epis- 
 copal Church, Established 
 Church. 
 Protestant Episcopal Church of the 
 United Brethren, history of, 5. 
 1144-1163. 
 See also Moravians. 
 Protestant families, favors to, 1. 244. 
 proposed transportation of, 1. 243, 
 244. 
 Protestant governments, will forbid 
 
 emigration, 4. 160. 
 Protestant Line of succession, Eng. 
 act on in force in N. C, 23. 325. 
 oaths under act to secure succes- 
 sion, 2. 858-62. 
 succession in, S. 513, 514. 
 Protestant powers, France tries to 
 
 ruin, 5. 220-225, 227. 
 Protestant Presbyterian Church of 
 Wilmington, bill to incorporate, 
 17. 321, 328, 332, 346, 359, 369, 
 398, 401-402, 405, 415. 
 Protestant religion, act to encourage, 
 23. 298-304, 365, 372. 
 and constitution of 1776, 23. 983. 
 deniers of truth not to hold office, 
 
 ie. 1011. 
 
 truths to be recognized, 22. 668. 
 Protestants, 6. 18; 8. 83; 23. 525; 25. 
 42C. 
 act to naturalize ment'd, 4. 871, 
 
PROTHRO, JOHN 
 
 365 PROVINCIAL CONGRESS 
 
 bill to encourage in S. C, 11. 47. 
 
 to be refuge for, 2. 763, 764. 
 
 danger to from -France, 5. 869. 
 
 emigrate from Pa., S. 747. 
 
 encouraged to go to S. C, 11. 102. 
 
 encouragement offered to, 4. ix, 490, 
 533. 
 
 favors to in Prance, 8. xvii. 
 
 foreign declared nationalized, 23. 
 615-6; desired for American 
 
 . colonies, 8. 622; in N. C, 5. xl; 
 land grant for settlement of, 5. 
 104; settlement proposed, 4. 212, 
 213; settles from denied, 9. 303. 
 
 French sent to N. C, 1. 529; hostil- 
 ity to, 5. 931, 935. 
 
 homes of devastated, 8. 728. 
 
 immigration of, 4. xxi. 
 
 lands to be set apart for in S. C, 
 4. 1078-1079, 1085. 
 
 proposed encouragement of, 4. 599. 
 proposed settlements by Crymble 
 and Huey, 4. 253, 254, 255, 256, 
 257, 259, 262-263, 269, 270. 
 
 security for McCuUoh's land, 4. 645. 
 
 settle in Pa.. 8. 728, 729. 
 
 settlement of ment'd, 4. 1093; con- 
 sidered, 5. 466; proposed, 5. 769; 
 to be made, 11. 64, 65. 
 
 settlers from Ireland proposed, 4. 
 72-73, 74. 
 
 should be naturalized, 4. 157. 
 
 strength, 4. 19, 20, 21. 
 
 Swiss propose to settle in N. C, 4. 
 166-7. 
 
 to be settled on McCuUoh's lands, 
 4. 163; 5. xxxii. 
 
 transportation considered, 4. 686. 
 Prothpo, John, land grant to, 4. 1039. 
 Proudford, John, army pay, 17. 238. 
 
 in army, 15. 728; 16. 1134. 
 Provand, James, petition for ex- 
 change, 15. 150, 154-155. 
 Proveaux, Adrain, prisoner, IB. 671. 
 Providence, 5. 1213; 7. 787; 19. 986, 
 996; 22. 132. 
 
 ordnance for, 5. 444. 
 Providence, R. I., 11. 383; 17. 433; 
 22. 522. 
 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 473. 
 
 tax on for forts, 5. 470, 473. 
 Providence, W. I., 11. 787; 15. 645(?); 
 24. 119, 120. 
 
 Amer. prisoners in, 22. 960. 
 
 governor of, 1. 530. 
 
 privateers suppressed in, 1. 348. 
 
 salt brought from, 11. 624. 
 
 Providence, ship, 15. 37. 
 
 Providence Church, 5. 1224, 1225, 
 
 1226. 
 Providence Island, battery on, 11. 
 789. 
 prisoners sent to for exchange, 13. 
 882, 884; 17. 459. 
 Providence Plantations, 14. 243, 269, 
 act to forfeit charter, 1 . 552-4 ; to re- 
 store to Crown, 25. 149-50. 
 free, 18. 749; 17. 5. 
 quota for public debt, 16. 429, 760, 
 
 771, 890, 928, 929; 17. 60, 528. 
 See also Rhode Island. 
 Province, act for better settlement of, 
 25. 215-19, 239. 
 condition of and regulators, 8. xi. 
 divisions, 4. 1152, 1164, 1165. 
 Province bills, discount on, 3. 157, 168. 
 fees not to be paid in, 3. 151-2. 
 payment to be made in, 3. 143-144. 
 See also Bills of Credits and Public 
 Bills of Credit. 
 Province Island, 11. 665. 
 Provincial Agent in England, act to 
 appoint, 23. 303-4, 340. 
 See also Agent. 
 Provincial Congresses, 5. 1213-1214, 
 1217; 8. xxix, XXX ; 9. 1134, 1282, 
 1283, 1284, 1285; 10. iii, xxvi, xxx, 
 XXXV, 40, 66, 127, 137, 148, 160, 
 162, 163, 164, 171, 221, 227, 236, 
 240, 254, 281, 282, 289, 296, 317, 
 318, 351, 354, 355, 357, 358, 360, 
 361, 371, 416, 422, 423, 426, 457, 
 463, 469, 471, 474, 476, 477, 592, 
 616, 622, 633, 637, 695, 699, 700, 
 705, 706, 707, 786, 825; 11. vii, xii, 
 xiv, 257, 258, 272, 282, 295, 297, 
 330, 331, 335, 343, 350, 358, 365, 
 406, 410, 415, 416, 426, 430, 442, 
 443, 448, 465, 481, 627, 637, 794, 
 805; 12. 3, 75, 94, 97, 104, 141, 161, 
 166, 169, 184, 224, 275, 312, 323, 
 343, 366, 373, 386, 387, 413, 566, 629, 
 630, 672, 729, 789, 814, 847; 13. 
 345, 440, 462, 563, 730; 15. 683, 
 684, 700, 717; 17. 134; 22. 115, 
 118, 127, 145, 501, 517, 738, 
 740, 746, 747, 748, 749, 904, 906, 
 907, 909, 910, 911, 916, 918, 924, 
 940, 942, 952, 968, 970, 1032; 23. 
 977, 980, 984; 24. 5, 34, 48, 72, 75, 
 118, 134, 184, 186, 195, 218, 331, 
 364, 382. 
 act for enforcing resolves of, 24. 
 
 36. 
 aid from to S. C. asked, 1 1 . 359. 
 
PROVINCIAL CONGRESS 366 PROVINCIAL CONGRESS 
 
 asked for 10. xxx-xxxi; by Cape 
 Pear, 24. iii. 
 
 bill to enforce resolves of, 12. 47, 
 52, 55, 82, 83, 112. 
 
 Brown to on lands in Watauga, 10. 
 885-887. 
 
 call asked for, 11. 255; for first, 9. 
 1016, 1018; issued, 10. 88; 11. ix; 
 by Harvey, 9. 1125-6, 1145. 
 
 counties slow to pay expenses of, 
 10 188. 
 
 Craven S. C. on, 10. ix. 
 
 deliberateness of, 10. xxxvi-xxxix. 
 
 denounced by Martin to assem., and 
 answer, 10. 1191-1192, 1194, 1198; 
 by Moore, 15. 687. 
 
 division of troops by, 1 1 . 290-1. 
 
 does not consider petition of Br. 
 prisoners, 1 1 . 404. 
 
 draws and signs test, 10. 171-173. 
 
 elections to, 10. 211, 696; consider- 
 ed, 10. 290. 
 
 grandeur of, 10. xxxi-xxxii. 
 
 Hancock to on movements of Br. 
 fleet, 10. 908, 909; on preservation 
 of Declaration of Independence, 
 11. 371; on recruits and provis- 
 ions for troops, 11. 361; on regu- 
 lation of prices, 11. 394. 
 
 Harvey and Johnston authorized to 
 call future meetings, 9. 1048. 
 
 held in Halifax, 10. 473, 476, 510, 
 511, 533, 534, 589, 612, 644, 648,' 684, 
 702, 827, 870a; 11. xix, 480, 483; 
 and journal, 10. 499-590. 
 
 Hooper draws resolves, 9. 1063; on 
 Br. expedition to South, 10. 902, 
 908; on fortifying Cape Fear 
 river, 10. 871-873; on proposed 
 Southern expedition, 10. 898-9; on 
 release of British prisoners, 10. 
 888-90. 
 
 instructions to delegates to from 
 Mecklenburg and Orange Co., 10. 
 870a-870/!; to Mecklenburg dele- 
 gates to, 10. 239-242. 
 
 Johnston on work of, 10. 1037, 1040- 
 1 ; moderator of, 11. 723 ; to call, 
 10. 66, 72, 74, 91, 116-117, 121, 146. 
 
 Jones on work of, 10. 1033-4. 
 
 journals and ordinances to be print- 
 ed, 10. 1002. 
 
 letters and papers to be laid before. 
 10. 174. 
 
 Martin commands it by proc. to dis- 
 pense, 9. 1187; consults on and 
 issues proc. against, 9. 1028-30, 
 1145-6; not to take further steps 
 
 on, 9. 1041; opinion on, 9. 1223-8; 
 and on its members, 9. 1055-8, 
 1061; on work of, 10. 265-266, 268; 
 269, 270; proc. against, 9. 1177-8; 
 to Dartmouth on actions of, 9. 
 1212-15. 
 meets at Halifax and work, 1 0. xvii- 
 xxi, xxiii; in Hillsboro, 10. 121, 
 122, 141, 146, 148, 149, 150, 152, 
 161, 164, 180, 231, 235, 236, 245, 
 255, 256, 261, 262, 263, 265, 268, 
 269, 286, 295, 299, 325, 327, 332, 
 333, 356, 362, 401, 464, 573, 584, 
 585, 641, 644, 826, 829; and work, 
 
 10. iii, xxi_, xxiii. 
 methods of procedure, 24. iii. 
 orders sale of Martin's property, 22. 
 
 880; that prisoners be sent North 
 to be exchanged, 11. 414. 
 
 ordinances of, 23. 985-1000. 
 
 organization and regulation of, 10. 
 211. 
 
 Page to on Cherokees and British, 
 
 11. 338-9. 
 
 payment to members, 10. 557. 
 preliminary proceedings, 9. 1016-18, 
 
 1024-41. 
 proceedings of first, 9. 1041-9; of 
 
 second, 9. 1178-85; of third, 10. 
 
 164-230; of fourth, 10. 499-590; of 
 
 fifth, 10. 913-1013; denounced, 9. 
 
 1215-16; printed,' 9. 1184; sent to 
 
 Eng., 10. 409. 
 proposed by Harvey, 9. 968. 
 protest against in New Hanover, 
 
 10. 293. 
 public accounts to be reported to, 
 " 10. 873. 
 
 raises troops, 10. 499. 
 report on officers of, 22. 518-19. 
 resolves of agreed to in Rowan, 9. 
 
 1073. 
 resolves on desertion, 22. 903. 
 same as assembly, 9. xxxiv; 24. iii. 
 seeks to enlist regulators, 8. xxxiv. 
 Smith petitions to for release from 
 
 prison, 1C. 900-1. 
 South Carolina asks aid from, 10. 
 
 892-893. 
 Spencer to on James Perry, Jr., 22. 
 
 752. 
 summary of work, 1 1 . 265 ; and 
 
 discussion on, 9. xxx, xxxi, xxxii. 
 to appoint officers of troops, 1 1 . 286. 
 to meet in Hillsboro, 9. 1184. 
 Williams to on Cherokee campaign, 
 
 10. 892; on regulation of Chero- 
 kees, 14. 912-13, 951. 
 
PROVINCIAL COUNCIL 
 
 367 
 
 PROVISIONS 
 
 Wilmington S. C. on need of, 9. 
 
 1285. 
 work of, 10. 245; summarized, 10. 
 370. 
 Provincial Council, 10. 197, 200, 203, 
 213, 214, 218, 219, 269, 311, 312, 
 314, 347, 369, 394, 396, 425, 426, 
 427, 446, 457, 463, 637, 955; 11. vii, 
 xi, xii, 265, 283, 424; 22. 747, 752, 
 763. 
 bond made in name of, 10. 196. 
 created and work, 10. v. 
 Davis to on excesses of and dangers 
 
 from the Pa. farmer, 10. 834-7. 
 delegates to Cont. Cong, to on 
 
 Cherokee war, 10. 730-732. 
 dissolved, 10. 581. 
 Polsom to on salt, Tories, etc., 10. 
 
 732-733. 
 held at John Smith's, 10. 696. 
 Hooper, Hewes and Penn to on 
 
 regulators, 8. xxii-xxiii. 
 Howe to on affairs in Norfolk, 1 1 . 
 
 262-264. 
 journal of, 10. 283-294, 349-362, 414, 
 
 469-477. 
 Lee to on pay for troops, 1 1 . 298. 
 Martin on character of members, 
 
 10. 269. 
 meets at Johnson C. H., 15. 684. 
 members, 1 0. 214, 283, 349. 
 orders Prov. Cong, to meet at Hali- 
 fax, 1C. xvii. 
 organization and powers, 10. 208-10, 
 
 212. 
 petition to from Tennessee settle- 
 ments on annexation to N. C, 
 10. 700-11. 
 powers, 10. 370. 
 
 proceedings considered, 10. 558, 572. 
 Purviance to on military operations 
 
 about Wilmington, 10. 465-8. 
 raises more troops, 1 1 . 286. 
 substituted by Council of Safety, 1 0. 
 
 xix. 
 thanked by Va. for aid, 10. 396. 
 thanks Moore, 10. xiv. 
 to meet threatened attack on Va. 
 
 and S. C, 10. 379. 
 Va. Conv. to on Howe's service at 
 
 Norfolk, 11. 270. 
 See also Council of Safety. 
 Provincial Light Infantry, 15. 309. 
 Provincial 'officers, rank fixed by 
 
 king, 5. 152. 
 Proving book debts, act on, 23. 131- 
 
 132, 335. 
 Provision store, act for in Cumber- 
 
 land Guard, 25. 45. 
 Provision tax, act for, 24. 344-7, 390- 
 4, 434-7, 437, 459-60. 
 bill for tax, 10. 80, 81, 83, 158, 161- 
 162; 17. 804, 805, 812, 821, 833, 
 895, 906, 907, 914, 923, 926, 927, 
 928; 19. 50, 112, 117. 
 Provisional Congress of S. C. proceed- 
 ing, summarized, 10. 53-55. 
 Provisions, act on inspection, 23. 432, 
 485; on exportation, 23. 437; for- 
 bids exportation, 24. 380, 401-2; 
 25. 326-7. 
 allowance to Wooton for, 13. 600, 
 
 602, 670, 677, 714. 
 Amis on for troops, 14. 106. 
 amount needed estimated, 15. 5. 
 Bennett commissioned to pur- 
 chase, 14. 12-13. 
 bill for inspection, 21. 124, 228, 621; 
 to prevent exportation of, 5. 507, 
 509, 510, 512, 515, 528, 539, 540, 
 544, 547, 549, 551, 552, 553; 12. 
 620, 631, 632, 654, 725, 727, 733, 
 736, 737; 17. 833, 836, 837, 926, 
 927, 928, 930, 932. 
 borrowed for troops and issue of, 
 
 10. 266. 
 bought, 13. 16-17; and stored, 13. 
 32; for troops, 13. 495; 14. 9; 
 and sent north, 13. 33, 39, 41, 42, 
 44, 45, 52, 60-61, 69, 74, 105, 113, 
 114, 119, 134, 253, 310-11. 
 buying for troops discussed, 11. 
 
 432. 
 carried to Va., 3. 609, 62]. 
 Christmas on, 19. 894. 
 collected for troops, 14. 415, 416, 
 417, 418, 419, 420, 422, 424, 425, 
 426, 427, 429, 430, 431, 434, 440, 
 442, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 
 451, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 
 460, 462, 464, 465, 466, 469, 470, 
 472, 481, 485, 489, 491, 49,2, 493, 
 494. 
 commissioners to buy for troops, 
 12. 605, 713, 719, 743; 13. 540, 
 547-548, 573, 638, 642-643, 645-646, 
 676, 770, 774; and examine, 15. 
 200. 
 committee on for troops, 13. 838, 
 
 869-870, 892-3, 959, 962. 
 considerations on, 15. 1-2. 
 correspondence on, 16. 192. 
 difficulty of securing for troops, 
 
 15. 98, 99. 
 disposition of, 16. 263. 
 embargo on, 13. 86, 93, 157; 22. 
 
PROVISIONS 
 
 3 68 
 
 PROVOST MARSHAL 
 
 892.. 
 
 exchange of discussed in C. C, 13. 
 403-4. 
 
 exportation allowed, 22. 933-4; for- 
 bidden, 4. 595; 12. 563-565, 614, 
 617, 668-669, 670; 13. 45, 47, 92; 
 14. 475-476, 477; 15. 5, 196; 16. 
 
 ' 700-701; 22. 524-5, 911-12, 938, 939- 
 40, 950, 961-2, 964, 965; consider- 
 ed, 19. 865-6; should be prohibit- 
 ed, 17. 829. 
 
 exported, 13. 552-3, 587, 654, 693-4, 
 
 for troops, 11. 602, 611-612, 619, 632; 
 
 13. 259, 260-261, 266, 269-270, 276, 
 282, 284-285, 293, 294, 313, 315-16, 
 318, 319, 320, 322, 324, 334, 336-337, 
 408; 14. 164, 165, 166-168, 170-1, 
 173, 179-80, 224-6, 236-7, 301-2, 394, 
 395, 396, 397, 398, 401, 405, 408, 
 409, 410, 411, 413, 414, 513, 515 
 519, 521, 522-523, 525-526, 530, 533, 
 535-536, 543-545, 547, 548, 554, 556- 
 557, 561, 594, 607, 638, 639, 640, 641, 
 658, 720, 729-730, 736, 737, 741-742, 
 752, 757, 758, 759, 762, 770, 771, 
 782, 783, 800, 840, 856, 863; con- 
 sidered, 15. 314, 315, 316, 319, 325, 
 327, 333, 343-4, 347-8, 352, 356, 
 357, 362, 389, 410-411, 413, 414, 
 415, 416, 441-442, 449, 450, 457, 469, 
 470, 472, 473, 475, 476, 479, 480, 
 486, 493-4, 505, 506, 516, 517, 520, 
 521, 524, 529, 539, 599, 636, 648- 
 649, 650, 659, 664, 674, 701, 714, 
 743, 769-772, 775, 776, 779. 
 
 furnished by C, 1. 663-4. 
 
 imported, 15. 22. 
 
 importers of salt allowed to buy, 1 4. 
 455. 
 
 impressed, 16. 263; 22. 1048. 
 
 lack of in army, 1 6. v, 7, 8. 
 
 needed, 15. 3-4; 16. 531-2, 666, 667; 
 by Cont. Army, 13. 385; 14. 386- 
 7, 389; for troops, 13. 460-461; 
 
 14. 503; 15. 17-18, 64, 69-70, 76, 98, 
 99, 139, 151, 174, 179, 182, 196, 198, 
 206. 
 
 none for N. C. troops, 5. xv, xvi. 
 not collected in Edentoa Dist., 17. 
 
 806-7, 808, 890. 
 not to be sent to neutral port, 5. 
 
 787. 
 packed for army, 13. iv. 
 permission to export asked, 15. 581- 
 
 2. 
 prices fixed for dist. auditors, 24. 
 
 373-4, 388. 
 purchase of, 11. 407-8. 
 
 purchased for army, 22. 941. 
 put among enumerated commodi- 
 ties, 5. 645. 
 relief of persons Garnishing, 17. 712, 
 
 790, 792. 
 removed from Newborn, 14. 92, 96-7. 
 resolve on purchase of, 18. 813. 
 return of p. issued to N. C. brigades, 
 
 15. 597. 
 right to export asked, 15. 218-219. 
 rise in price, 11. 439-440, 444, 472. 
 scarcity oil, 1. 850-1. 
 sent to army at Valley Forge, 13. 
 
 iii; to N. E., 8. xi. 
 supply of considered, 13. 272-273; 
 
 15. 606-7. 
 taken by Br., 14. 684. 
 tax to be paid in, 14. 377, 389-390, 
 
 396, 408, 421-422, 443, 458, 466, 470, 
 
 477, 485. 
 to be bought for troops, 12. 576, 
 
 577, 642, 679, 680; 22. 959; for 
 
 French, 16. 533. 
 to be collected, 16. 602; 22. 914-15. 
 to be sent north for army, 11. 656; 
 
 13. 14, 25; to W. I., 14. 864. 
 to be sold, 10. 697-8. 
 to be supplied to N. C. troops, 5. 
 
 366, 367. 
 to be swapped for salt, 13. 838, 841, 
 
 931. 
 to So. Army from S. C. and Ga., 16. 
 
 929.. 
 trade in with N. E., 2. 132. 
 trouble in supplying troops in 
 
 French war, 5. xi-xii. 
 waste in tax considered, 19. 197, 
 
 200. 
 Provost, Capt., killed, 15. 755, 757. 
 Provost, Gen., 22. 144. 
 Provost Marshal, act on fees, 23. 85; 
 
 25. 223-4; to abolish office of, 23. 
 
 122-127, 129-130, 217-218, 335, 337. 
 bill to elect, 4. 776, 779, 780, 781, 
 
 782, 790. 
 duties, etc., 4. 23; and penalties, 5. 
 
 1121. 
 fees, 3. 163-4, 167; 4. 194-195. 
 list of, Clayton, 2. 516; Halton, 3. 
 
 214; Route, 2. 567. 
 of Bath, Bonde, 2. 606; Route 2. 606. 
 office at diposal of Newcastle, 3. 80. 
 quarrel over claims of, 4. 152-153. 
 request to Halton to resign, 4. 390. 
 sheriffs appointed In place of, 4. 347. 
 See also Sheriffs. 
 Provost Marshal and Commissary, 
 
 Germain commissioned, 11.7. 
 
PROVOSTS OF C. C. 
 
 369 
 
 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 
 
 Provosts of Chamberlain's Court, In 
 
 Fund. Const., 25. 128. 
 Provott. See Prevat, Privett, etc. 
 Provott, Peter, receives clothing, 16. 
 
 619. 
 Prows, Henry, signs Quaker petition, 
 
 1. 252. 
 Prozer, J no., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pruden, Jno., church warden, 1. 679. 
 Pruett, Thos., in militia, 22. 166. 
 Prussia, alliance against, 5. 869, 871. 
 king of, 6. 18; 16. 768; leads army, 
 
 13. 243, 247; promises mediation, 
 
 15. 339. 
 lumber from, 17. 113. 
 victories of, 5. 999, 1013, 1016, 1040; 
 
 G. 522. 
 treaty of U. S. with, 18. 609-620, 
 
 649, 676. 
 Prussians, work in Holland, 20. 791. 
 Pryce. See Price, Prise. 
 Pryce, IV! r., prov. sec. and deputy 
 
 auditor, 10. 237. 
 Pryor. See Prior. 
 Pryor, Mr., 8. 171. 
 Pryor, Absolam, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Pryor, Hader, takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Pryor, Haden, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Pryor, Heydon, juror, 7. 843, 845, 846. 
 Pryor, J., to Burke on arms and am- 
 munition, 15. 552-3. 
 Pryor, John, a J. P., 4. 966; 5. 813. 
 building coms'r, 23. 825. 
 dead, 9. 139, 140. 
 in assembly, 8. 106, 107, 146, 290, 
 
 293, 303, 304, 310, 311, 321, 326, 
 
 337, 352, 363, 402, 408, 422, 424, 
 
 428, 432, 454 ; on com. of assem., 8. 
 
 Ill, 118, 309. 
 Pryor, John, on com. of regulators, 7. 
 
 731-732. 
 Pryor, John H., receives clothing, 16. 
 
 619. 
 Pryor, Philip, a J. P., 5. 590, 591; 6. 
 
 343. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-1; as sheriff, 9. 
 
 572. 
 petitions for repeal of tax on free 
 
 negroes, 6. 982. 
 recommended as colonel, 5. 567. 
 reports on militia co., 22. 369. 
 Pryor, Robt., in militia, 22. 163. 
 Pryor, Robert, indicted for counter- 
 feiting, 8. 539. 
 Pryor, Th'os., 9. 1233. 
 Pryor, Thomas, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Public. See same subject under title 
 
 without Public. 
 
 Public accounts, act for Board of 
 Auditors, 24. 443, 686, 892; to ad- 
 just, 24. 325-6, 354, 373, 374, 375, 
 388, 389, 408, 409, 426, 442-4, 499- 
 500, 654; to liquidate, 19. 460-461. 
 
 auditing of, 6. 600-5. 
 
 being settled, 16. 730, 731. 
 
 bill for their presentation, 19. 631, 
 640, 651, 663, 675, 688; to adjust, 
 16. 79, 81, 120, 126, 163; to adjust 
 and liquidate, etc., 19. 48, 84, 106, 
 116, 117, 118, 128; to appoint com. 
 to state a. of those entrusted witL 
 public moneys, 13. 486-487, 849, 
 973, 978, 982; to direct keeping of, 
 8. 358, 363, 407, 416, 418, 427, 431, 
 440, 442; to empower to settle 
 with U. S., 17. 319, 321-322, 352, 
 362; to repeal act' to liquidate, 
 21. 813, 837, 981, 982, 1010; to set- 
 tle, 19. 179, 181, 191, 192, 301, 302, 
 304, 316, 319, 333. 
 
 Board of Trade on, 6. 540. 
 
 board to settle, 18. 764, 783-5. 
 
 Burgwyn paid for trouble and re- 
 port published, 8. 379, 461-462, 
 464, 467, 472; report printed, 9. 
 124, 190-1; to examine and state, 
 8. 139. 
 
 character of com. on, 6. 320. 
 
 clerk to give up records of, 5. 996. 
 
 comsr's to settle, 4. 722, 724, 725, 
 736, 738, 741, 750, 751, 773, 777, 
 779, 790, 816, 817, 823, 832, 864, 
 867, 899, 900; 25. 165-6. 
 
 committee and report on, 4. 975, 
 981, 982, 983, 988, 989, 997, 998, 
 1052, 1053, 1055, 1061, 1063, 1258, 
 1269, 1270, 1275, 1276, 1277, 1292, 
 1293-1294, 1295, 1296, 1297, 1298, 
 1299, 1318, 1319, 1324, 1325, 1326, 
 1327, 1328, 1331, 1333, 1341, 1342, 
 1343, 1345; 5. 39, 40, 50, 51, 54-55, 
 57, 72, 73, 74, 75, 181, 189, 190, 191, 
 195, 196, 197, 208, 210, 219, 220, 
 239, 241, 250, 262, 307, 308 500, 501, 
 518, 523, 527, 528-529, 556, 557, 558, 
 660-661, 663, 679, 684, 685, 690, 693, 
 694, 726-7, 728, 731, 732, 733, 734, 
 873, 875, 886, 892, 898, 899, 921, 
 922, 1017, 1018, 1033-1034, 1036- 
 1037, 1038, 1043, 1044, 1054, 1073, 
 1085, 1088, 1096, 1099, 1100, 1101; 
 6. 119, 136, 138, 142, 165, 181, 182, 
 192, 196, 197, 198, 200, 201-209, 350, 
 361, 368, 371, 372, 373-4, 375, 380- 
 381, 386, 387-388 408, 424, 435, 436- 
 437, 453, 467, 483, 484, 488, 493, 
 
 3-24 
 
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 
 
 370 
 
 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 
 
 504, 505, 507, 510, 643, 653, 658, 
 659, 665, 668, 671-672, 674, 689-690, 
 693, 696, 804-805, 810, 812, 817, 819, 
 823, 824, 825, 826, 827, 828-829, 830, 
 832-833, 841, 842, 881-882, 886, 896, 
 899, 9006, 949, 955-956, 961, 964, 
 1092, 1136, 1139, 1145, 1153, 1205, 
 1156, 1205, 1206, 1210, 1215, 1222, 
 1225, 1231-1232, 1246, 1251, 1252, 
 1259, 1261, 1282-1283, 1309; 7. 297, 
 318, 319, 335, 345, 346, 366, 393, 
 395, 411, 416, 418, 553, 555, 570, 571, 
 572, 576, 577, 612, 620, 649, 661, 
 662-663, 665, 666, 897, 898, 920, 922- 
 923, 936, 940, 977, 979, 984; 8. 90, 
 91, 105, 110, 111, 112, 115, 288, 290, 
 308, 373, 374, 381, 383, 453, 473, 
 474, 475 ; to settle, 9. 105, 106, 12&, 
 141, 144, 146, 151, 152, 153, 166, 
 188, 201, 205, 381, 382, 403, 404, 
 431, 450, 451, 453, 462, 465, 484, 
 511, 549, 568, 569, 572-7, 711, 
 713, 739, 745, 1197, 1200; 10. 925, 
 948, 968, 975, 991; 12. 11, 16, 71, 
 73, 136, 137, 143-144, 289, 302, 303, 
 304, 415, 421, 439, 552, 553, 554, 
 659-660, 731, 753, 767, 823, 824, 834; 
 13. 534, 607, 608, 610-611, 626, 627, 
 643, 656, 658, 695, 721-722, 725-726, 
 734A-734i, 734«, 739-740, 749, 760-1, 
 766-7, 768, 790-791, 803, 818-819, 
 821, 826, 831, 873-874, 882, 888, 892, 
 915-916, 924. 928, 940-941, 957-958, 
 964, 983, 984, 985, 997, 998, 999; of 
 Prov. Cong, on, 10. 504, 566; re- 
 fuses to pay expenses of Dobbs, 
 B. 281; to adjust liquidation with 
 U. S., 12. 740-1; to consider set- 
 tlement of, 19. 557, 559; to set- 
 tle, 4. 362, 363, 381, 382, 389, 390, 
 395, 398, 402, 410, 411, 476, 495, 
 502 condition of, 5. 334; 6. 618- 
 619. 
 
 controlled by assembly, 6. 619-620; 
 
 criticised by Dobbs, 6. 217. 
 
 delivered and to be inspected by 
 Moseley, 3. 293, 294. 
 
 Dobbs to assembly on and answer, 
 e. 804, 809. 
 
 efforts to collect from sheriffs, 10. 
 464. 
 
 examination and report on needed, 
 8. 88, 114, 118, 140-1. 
 
 examined, 4. 101-102, 138, 142, 144, 
 146. 
 
 exhibited by treasurer, 3. 399, 403, 
 404. 
 
 Hunt to settle and adjust, 12. 236. 
 
 in disorder, 16. 10. 
 
 inspected, 3. 263, 323-324. 
 
 instructions on, 10. 240, 241. 
 
 Martin to Morris on, 16. 350-1. 
 
 Morris on, 16. 769. 
 
 need of inquiry into, 7. 892, 917-18, 
 
 919-20, 831. 
 not paid, 6. 1035; 7. xxix. 
 office for needed, 17. 918. 
 Pa. law for settlement of, 17. 801-9. 
 plan for keeping of discussed, 8. 
 
 317-18. 
 quarrel oer discussed, 6. xvi. 
 regulation on better keeping of, 7. 
 report on ment'd, 6. 72; 13. 347- 
 
 352; of com on, 5. 793-804, 965- 
 
 975; 19. 876; on settlement of 
 
 with Pa., 17. 119-123; to be made 
 
 on, 4. 461-462; to be printed, 9. 
 
 582. 
 resolution of assembly on keeping 
 
 of, 8. 459-460; on settlement, 20. 
 
 448-449, 536; of C. C. on settle- 
 ment of, 16. 200-202, 1202-4. 
 settlement of with France desired 
 
 and answer, 17. 113-114, 117. 
 settlement to be made, 4. 834. 
 Skinner to settle, 18. 806-907, 812- 
 
 813, 815. 
 suits brought to recover, 5. 1082- 
 
 1084. 
 Thomas to assem. on settlement of 
 
 with XJ. S., 22. 803-11. 
 to be examined, 3. 299; 4. 86, 87, 
 
 91, 99, 121, 124, 141, 225, 233, 234. 
 to be exhibited, 3. 420, 421. 
 to be kept and audited, 3. 97. 
 to be reported to Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 873. 
 to be settled, 3. 275, 276; 4. 505, 
 
 509, 528, 531, 649; on basis of land 
 
 grants, 16. 738-739, 754-755, 772; 
 17. 58; with army, 16. 745-747, 
 
 753-754, 761, 762, 782, 784-785, 811, 
 819-821, 826-832, 836-837, 838-839, 
 
 848, 852-855, 884, 898-900, 917, 961; 
 17. 77, 568-571, 604-605. 
 treasurer to forward to Secretary, 6. 
 
 1088-1089. 
 Tryon on, 8. 152. 
 vouchers for expenses demanded, 4. 
 
 998. 
 Public Accounts with United States, 
 adjusted, 14. 349. 
 commissioner to settle, 16. 744, 74S, 
 896; 17. 33, 42, 50, 80, 93, 112, 163, 
 165, 187, 270, 289. 
 considered, 16. 322-324. 
 
PUBLIC ACTS 
 
 371 
 
 PUBLIC BILLS 
 
 comptroller to settle, 19. 664, 665, 
 681. 
 
 inquired into, 17. 279, 281. 
 
 report on, 1 7. 341-342. 
 
 report on wanted, 20. 753. 
 
 settlement of, 16. 756-757, 832-835, 
 838-839, 845-850, 887; 17. 18, 73- 
 74, 75, 564, 568, 571, 607; 18. 519- 
 521; 20. 30, 41, 53-54, 77, 107-108, 
 166, 171, 178, 187, 203, 242, 247, 
 274, 278, 281, 342, 353-354, 3821 446, 
 468, 479, 482, 484, 486, 487, 49u, 
 499, 500, 501, 502, 503, 504, 507, 
 536, 556, 557, 561, 568, 580, 595, 
 596, 597. 
 Public Acts, made void, 1. 793-794. 
 
 to be revised, 5. 56. 
 
 See also Laws. 
 Public Archives, destruction of and 
 
 reasons, 1 1 . iii-iv. 
 Public bills of credit, Abercromby on, 
 
 5. 988. 
 
 accounts of, 4. 468, 469, 576-577, 583, 
 586; of bills burnt to be prepared, 
 4. 1048. 
 
 act for emission of, 3. 177-179; 25. 
 331-3, 345-8, 350-2, 361-4, 370-2, 394; 
 of 1729 cited, 4. 245-246; consider- 
 ed, 6. 1046-1047; the cause of the 
 struggle over representation, 4. 
 1220. 
 
 advisability of using Parliament- 
 ary grants for, 6. 725. 
 
 amount emitted, 5. 109, 573; out- 
 standing, 8. 615. 
 
 arrears of poll taxes to be used in 
 sinking, 4. 144, 145. 
 
 bill against counterfeiters, 8. 1036, 
 1037; for ment'd, 4. 1198-1199; for 
 sinking, 4. 714, 716, 717, 718, 723, 
 726, 727, 728, 729, 730, 731, 732, 
 737, 738-739, 740, 741, 742, 746-747, 
 748-749, 752, 772, 773, 774, 775, 778, 
 779, 780, 781, 782, 791; to call in 
 outstanding bills and issue new, 
 12. 284; to continue tax to sink, 
 
 6. 359, 360, 393, 399, 403; to emit, 
 4. 96, 98, 104, 106, 108, 130, 131, 
 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 
 154, 726, 727, 728, 729, 730, 731, 
 732, 737, 738-739, 740, 741, 742, 746- 
 747, 748-749, 752, 772, 773, 774, 775, 
 778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 791, 866, 
 900, 902, 903, 909-910, 911, 912-913, 
 914, 915; 5. 44, 58, 62-'B3, 64, 181, 
 182, 185, 188, 190, 193, 196, 197, 
 198, 204, 205, 207, 208, 211; 8. 
 300, 350, 397, 398; to pay cost of 
 
 troops, 13. 568, 600, 614, 670, 681, 
 710, 722, 728, 747, 760, 776, 778, 802, 
 819; to prevent depreciation of, 
 5. 675, 719. 
 
 Board of Trade on petition of mer- 
 chants on, 6. 22-24. 
 
 bonds of commissioners to emit, 5. 
 118-121. 
 
 British act against, 6. 1080. 
 
 burnt, 4. 914, 982, 983, 997, 998, 999, 
 1008, 1022; 5. 73, 75, 985; 6. 215, 
 424, 425, 435, 465, 504, 505, 507; 
 by accident and paid for, 5. 978. 
 
 calling in of considered, 8. 472, 473. 
 
 commissioners to emit, 5. 1018, 1019, 
 1022. 
 
 committee to burn old bills, 4. 377, 
 379, 406, 832, 833; to examine ac- 
 counts of commissioners, 4. 371, 
 411; to examine and destroy, 4. 
 411; to regulate value, 4. 185-186, 
 408, 419; to report on, 4. 439-440; 
 to stamp and emit, 4. 1056, 1057. 
 
 complaint on ment'd, 6. 47. 
 
 condition, 5. 451, 1014; 8. 1219; 9. 
 68; discussed, 8. 116, 134, 139. 
 
 copy of act to emit denied to part- 
 ies, 4. 1205, 1212. 
 
 cost of emission, 4. 105, 151, 152, 
 153. 
 
 counterfeited, 7. 679. 
 
 depreciation, 3. 178 ; by paper notes, 
 5. 826; considered, 5. 440. 
 
 discount on, 3. 228. 
 
 Dobbs's fancy for, 6. 1052; on action 
 of assembly, 8. 218-219; to Glen 
 on his issue of, 5. 388. 
 
 effect on province and amount, 5. 
 951-952, 955. 
 
 efforts to prevent depreciation of, 
 10. 644-645. 
 
 emission charged against Johnston, 
 4. 926, 927-928, 931, 932, 937, 938, 
 940. 
 
 emitted, 3. 484, 485, 486, 487; 4. 87S; 
 10. 527, 532-535, 572-574, 575-576, 
 578; for war purposes, 5. 333. 
 
 evil consequences from prospects of 
 new issue, 5. 936-937, 941. 
 
 evil effects of, 5. 588. 
 
 fees paid in, 3. 374, 482, 554, 555, 
 589. 
 
 fluctuate more than commodities, 3. 
 185. 
 
 grant to be used in paying, 6. 305. 
 
 Hall paid for emission of, 4. 982, 
 996. 
 
 Hillsborough on repeal of law for 
 
PUBLIC BILLS 
 
 372 
 
 PUBLIC BILLS 
 
 poll tax for, 9. 300-301. 
 history of issue, 4. 101-102, 418-419, 
 
 919-222, 944. 
 Injure value of fees, 3. 309. 
 instruction on law regulating issue, 
 
 5. 1116; to assembly on acts for, 
 
 6. 43-5; discussed, 5. 391; need- 
 ed, 6. 396; opposed in S. C, 5. 
 378-80, 391-3; reviewed, 4. 142-3; 
 stopped, 7. 99. 
 
 Issued, 6. 266, 267; by Prov. Cong., 
 10. 192, 193, 194-196, 370. 
 
 Johnston on law to emit, 4. 919-923. 
 
 land as security for, 5. 952; pro 
 posed as security for, 5. 937. 
 
 law for passed by Johnston con- 
 trary to orders, 4. 1080, 1087, lllZ. 
 
 law on ment'd, 7. 548. 
 
 Martin aslis Instructions on, 9. 278; 
 issues proc. against circulation of, 
 10. 327; on repeal of poll tax for 
 sinking fund, 9. 230-235. 
 
 may be used to pay quit rents, 4. 
 205, 206. 
 
 memorial on considered, 6. 70, 71, 
 73. 
 
 method of fixing rate of exchange, 
 
 4. 426-427; of issue, 3. 265; of 
 keeping them at par, 3. 261, 287, 
 296. 
 
 Moir on, 4. 754-755. 
 
 must be issued, 6. 258; for aid In 
 
 French War, 6. 687-689. 
 new issue wanted, 6. 219. 
 no proper provisions for sinking of, 
 
 5. 216. 
 
 not current outside N. C, 4. 1217; 
 5. xi, 154-155, 313, 560, 599. 
 
 not to be legal tender, 6. 149-150, 
 151. 
 
 not used by northern counties, 6. 
 vii. 
 
 note on act for encouragement of, 
 3. 189; on acts to emit, 3. 190; on 
 act to sink, 8. 10. 
 
 old issues declared not current, 4. 
 142-143, 145; received by com- 
 mittee, 4. 154; to be made null 
 and void, 12. 782, 838; to be ex- 
 changed for new, 4. 1069. 
 
 penalty for making motion deroga- 
 tory to, 3. 179. 
 
 petition for bills burned, 6. 475, 483 ; 
 on need of, 7. 386, 391, 393-394, 
 408; on rate of exchange, 6. 16-17. 
 
 poll tax for sinking of discontinued 
 and Martin's proclamation, 9. 228- 
 230. 
 
 proposed act for ment'd, 5. 485; rate 
 of exchange, 4. 558; redemption 
 of, 6. xii. 
 
 quarrel over issue of, 6. 322-323. 
 
 quit rents said to be payable in, 4. 
 36, 94, 135. 
 
 rate for sterling, 6. 291; of depre- 
 ciation, 4. 141; of discount, 4. 99; 
 6. 4, 307, 599. 
 
 reason for opposition to and sum- 
 mary of, 4. 1217. 
 
 receiver of issues, etc., 4. 178-180. 
 
 redeemed and condemned, 3. 175, 
 323-324; and destroyed, 3. 259-260. 
 
 refused, 10. 642, 701. 
 
 regulation needed, 4. 78, 82, 84, 120. 
 
 reissue considered, 5. 607. 
 
 repeal of act against asked, 8. 462- 
 463. 
 
 report on ment'd, 4. 420, 423, 435, 
 437; of commissioners on emis- 
 sion of, 4. 370-371, 398-399, 1292, 
 1298; on issues of, 5. 595-596, 599; 
 8. 211-214; 9. 166; on law to emit 
 asked, 5. 146; on state of, 6. 1308- 
 1311; on tax for redemption of, 
 5. 967. 
 
 resolution on emission of, 4. 1272- 
 1273. 
 
 rules to govern issue, 4. 123. 
 
 scheme for speculation in, 6. 250; 
 to secure issue of, 6. 426-427, 438, 
 
 should be called in, 5. 325; 6. 1090, 
 1154o; supported by land se- 
 curity, 5. 214, 218, 236, 238; sunk, 
 5. 928-929. 
 
 should not be issued, 6. 24. 
 
 sinking of considered, 4. 720, 722. 
 
 size of notes, 5. 1076. 
 
 Starkey's report on summarized, 5. 
 xliv-xlvi. 
 
 state of, 4. 1073. 
 
 taken for rents in place of gold and 
 silver, 4. 113. 
 
 threatened Increase, 6. 521. 
 
 to be burnt, 4. 1061, 1062, 1269, 1293, 
 1295, 1324, 1341, 1342; 5. 51, 191, 
 210, 211, 278, 307, 308, 309, 517, 
 518, 556, 557, 559, 679, 727, 728, 
 875, 898, 899, 900; 5. 1037, 1038, 
 1088, 1101; 6. 181, 182, 197, 199, 
 659, 693, 694, 826, 827, 882, 883, 950, 
 956, 961, 1136, 1137, 1206, 1208, 
 1232, 1283, 1285, 1286; 7. 318, 319, 
 393, 395, 396, 612, 649, 651; 8. 373, 
 453, 454; 9. 403, 404, 412, 431, 434, 
 511, 513, 549-50; to be destroyed, 
 3. 278, 279, 294, 317, 318; 4. 
 
PUBLIC BUILDINGS 
 
 373 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS 
 
 142, 367, 394, 395; emitted, 
 
 6. 3 5-3 7, 3 9-4 0, 2 3 4; for 
 French War, 5. 1003; for French 
 War and sunk by poll tax, 5. 250; 
 inquired into, 5. 171; issued to 
 supply troops, 4. 555, 557; re- 
 deemed, 4. 1201; 5. 1044; to he 
 sunk, 4. 1201; supported by loan 
 office, 5. 324. 
 
 Tryon on proposed issue of and an- 
 swer, 8. 471-2, 473. 
 
 used to pay assemblymen, 4. 153. 
 
 validity inquired into, 3. 496. 
 
 value, 3. 208; in exchange, 4. 345, 
 488, 515, 744; 5. xliv; in proc. 
 money, 3. 271, 281, 308, 321, 322, 
 323; 4. 200; in sterling, 4. 67, 225, 
 245, 246, 251, 266, 267, 329, 416, 
 468, 1124, 1125, 1127; 5. 595, 596, 
 599. 
 
 written, not printed, 4. 178. 
 
 See also Bills of Credit, Currency, 
 Money, Proclamation Money, etc. 
 Public buildings, 1. 429. 
 
 act for, 23. 75, 127, 134-135, 148, 165, 
 171, 181, 206, 215-216, 248-250, 
 255, 272, 285, 297-8, 337, 338, 339, 
 340, 342-344, 348, 368, 383, 399, 465, 
 468-9, 490-2, 508, 509, 531, 546, 590, 
 592, 619-22, 623, 624, 626, 629, 664- 
 5, 680-1, 683-4, 685, 744-5, 747-8, 750- 
 1, 770-1, 772, 779, 803, 813, 820-1, 
 824, 828, 829, 845, 863, 866, 869-70, 
 907-8, 922, 925-6, 927, 928-30, 958-9, 
 964, 966-7, 969, 971, 972, 973; 24. 
 19-20, 20-21, 23, 25-6, 27, 29, 177, 
 178, 179, 180-3, 296, 299-300, 411, 
 454, 537, 540-1, 617, 645-6, 646, 
 697-8, 764-5, 781, 798, 857, 874, 884, 
 919, 935; 25. 15-16, 113, 271, 272, 
 462-3; for lottery for poor house, 
 24. 821-3; for tax for, 24. 137-9, 
 140-1, 142, 143, 145, 149, 150,- 151, 
 152, 153, 177, 179-83, 222, 226-7, 228, 
 229, 231, 233, 235, 237, 238-40, 248-9, 
 252, 253, 288, 289, 290-1, 304-5, 41u, 
 449, 455-6, 461-2, 463-6, 469-70, 471, 
 472, 473, 519, 520-2, 523, 524-5, 542, 
 594, 604, 618, 624-5, 630-3, 643-5, 
 692-4, 698-700, 701, 738-9, 745-6, 756- 
 
 7, 763-4, 767, 768-9, 771, 782, 810-11, 
 827-8, 836, 839, 873, 880-1, 941-4, 
 949, 950, 968-9, 973, 975, 981, 989- 
 91; 25. 12, 15, 52, 60-62, 68-69, 81, 
 82, 93-4, 97-8, 106, 108, 113-14, 192, 
 208, 238, 239, 246, 268, 271, 272, 
 285-6, 329, 330, 341, 343, 359, 462-3, 
 471; 472-3, 483-4; to choose trus- 
 
 tees for, 23. 832; to confirm lots 
 for, 23. 364-5; to finish, 23. 508; 
 25. 401-2; to fix at Tower Hill, 23. 
 485; to locate, 23. 438; 25. 329, 
 483-4; to sell lots ol!, 23. 398; 25. 
 265-6. 
 
 appropriations for, 5. 440. 
 
 bill for, 16. 27, 29, 48, 52; 17. 296, 
 303, 305-306, 307, 312, 316, 317, 318, 
 322, 327, 331, 332, 336, 339, 342. 
 344, 352, 355, 358, 360, 361, 362, 
 363, 367, 369, 386, 392, 397, 398, 
 399, 401, 403, 415, 421, 928, 935- 
 936; 19. 9, 21, 22, 27, 38, 44, 46, 
 48, 49, 50, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 
 71, 81, 90, 94, 96, 101-102, 107, 134- 
 135, 137, 141, 142, 145, 148, 150, 
 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 15b, 
 159, 160, 161, 163-164, 173, 175, 179, 
 181, 182, 183, 184, 186-187, 189, 202, 
 204, 209, 245, 247, 248, 254, 255, 
 258, 259, 263, 285, 266, 267, 269, 
 270, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 
 278, 279, 281, 297, 301, 303, 304, 
 307, 308, 309, 312-313, 314, 315, 316, 
 326, 328, 332, 333, 339, 340, 341, 
 343, 356, 409, 412, 413, 415, 417, 
 418, 419, 422, 423, 424, 426, 427, 
 434, 435, 446, 449, 451, 452, -454, 
 457, 459, 464, 470, 471, 472, 
 473, 474, 478, 479, 484, 486, 
 510, 511, 516, 518, 521, 531, 
 532, 547, 548, 550, 551, 553, 
 554, 555, 561, 565, 566, 568, 571, 
 574, 579, 581-582, 583, 584-585, 586, 
 588, 591, 592, 595, 599, 602, 603, 
 610, 611, 614, 616, 622, 634, 640, 
 644, 651, 657, 660, 662, 676, 683, 
 684, 695, 696, 701, 702, 734, 735, 
 737, 744, 745, 748, 749, 751, 753, 
 754, 755, 756, 757, 763, 764, 765, 
 770, 771, 773, 781, 788, 791, 792, 
 795, 796, 797, 800, 803, 805, 806, 
 807, 809-810, 817, 819, 820, 822, 823, 
 828; 20. 24, 27, 30, 35, 43, 45, 48, 
 45, 48, 54, 55, 56, 64, 68, 71, 72, 
 78, 81, 92, 94, 101, 106, 112, 140, 
 141, 143, 146, 147, 150, 152, 153, 154, 
 155, 156, 158, 159, 164, 168, 169, 
 171, 173, 174, 176, 177, 178, 179, 
 181, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 195, 
 197-198, 200, 201, 206, 207, 212, 213, 
 222, 223, 224, 237, 247,248, 250, 256, 
 264, 267, 269, 300, 319, 321, 330, 333, 
 335, 338, 339, 339-340, 342-343, 346, 
 352, 354, 355, 360, 364, 368, 373, 
 377, 379, 386, 388, 408, 409-410, 413, 
 443, 460, 488, 498, 508, 509, 529, 
 
PUBLIC BUILDINGS 
 
 374 
 
 PUBLIC CLAIMS 
 
 531, 532, 560, 570, 571, 582, 584, 
 593; 21. 17, 19, 23, 42, 49, 52, 53, 
 62, 77, 78, 86, 87, 128, 129, 130, 161, 
 164, 177, 745, 746, 750, 756, 757, 
 759, 760, 768, 769, 770, 778, 782, 
 788, 795, 800, 809, 811, 819, 820, 
 821, 826, 828, 831, 833, 836, 837, 
 843, 856, 884, 887, 892, 894, 895, 
 900, 902, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 
 910, 911, 914, 921, 923, 925, 928, 
 931, 934, 935, 937, 938, 939, 952, 
 
 • 954, 961, 968, 977, 978, 982, 988, 
 992, 993, 996, 997, 998, 1000, 1001, 
 1003, 1004, 1007, 1010, 1014, 1016, 
 1019, 1022, 1028; to amend act to 
 erect in counties, 6. 132, 171, 173, 
 174, 175, 177, 178, 184, 185, 188, 
 189, 192, 200; to complete, 17. 
 659, 733; to erect, 13. 542, 548, 
 562, 568, 571, 577, 580, 594-595, 599, 
 602, 605, 607, 647, 663, 669, 671, 
 679, 681, 682, 683, 700, 709, 710, 
 711, 716, 717, 844, 857, 862, 86S, 
 870, 872, 873, 874, 878, 884, 934, 
 949, 952, 955, 959, 964, 970, 974, 
 975; to fix location, 13. 581, 682- 
 683, 711; to levy taxes for, 16. 
 53, 55, 65, 68, 75, 76, 80, 83, 96, 
 98, 99, 100, 102, 104, 121, 127, 130, 
 135 136, 137-138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 
 144, 150, 151, 152, 153, 159; 18. 25- 
 26, 28, 29, 37, 39, 54, 57, 79, 114, 
 129, 151, 157, 173, 191, 201, 203, 
 204, 205, 259, 262, 267, 270, 285, 
 286, 292, 294, 295, 314, 327, 328, 
 329, 343, 355, 358, 366, 374, 378, 
 379, 392, 396, 398, 417, 426, 430, 436; 
 21. 203, 204, 208, 210, 211, 217, 
 247, 256, 265, 281, 298, 307, 326, 
 328, 329, 350, 375, 376, 384, 396, 
 400, 577, 579, 586, 606, 619, 629, 
 643, 670, 677, 688, 710. 
 
 committee on state of, 19. 87, 88; 
 to examine and report on those in 
 Newbern, 16. 128, 129, 131, 132; to 
 examine into tax tor, 4. 1052, 
 1053; to take charge of in New- 
 hern, 19. 667. 
 
 considered for Wilmington, 21. 573- 
 574. 
 
 Cox made custodian of, 16. 161. 
 
 funds to finish, 23. 395. 
 
 money for diverted to defense, 23. 
 422; should be replaced, 6. 
 988-989; taken for French War, 5. 
 527, 573. 
 
 petition on notes for, 6. 1036-1037. 
 
 provisions for, 23. 102, 334. 
 
 repairs provided for, 3. 106, 544-545, 
 547, 573, 579, 582. 
 
 report on tax for, 5. 797, 798, 96b', 
 966. 
 
 should be erected, 5. 235-236. 
 
 size fixed, 4. 1062-1063. 
 
 tax to be laid for, 4. 844. 
 
 to be repaired by J. P.'s, 23. 887-8. 
 
 work on suspended, 4. 1292. 
 Public claims, 4. 144, 148-151. 
 
 act for payment of, 23. 781-3. 
 
 character of com. on, 6. 320. 
 
 committee and report, 4. 104, 105, 
 360, 384, 387, 476, 492, 497, 502, 
 529-531, 736-737, 738, 749, 773, 
 777, 816, 817, 823, 833-834, 864, 867, 
 900, 910, 911, 915, 975, 981, 988, 
 989, 996, 997, 1002, 1012, 1013, 1014, 
 1024, 1025, 1052, 1053, 1258, 1268- 
 1269, 1270-1271, 1272-1273, 1276, 
 1277, 1294, 1295, 1296, 1297, 1298, 
 1318, 1319, 1326, 1327, 1328, 1331, 
 1333, 1342, 1343, 1346, 1347, 1348; 
 5. 39, 40, 50, 51, 54-55, 57, 71, 72, 
 73-74, 75, 181, 189, 190, 191, 195, 
 196, 197, 207, 209, 210, 211-212, 219, 
 220, 239, 241, 250, 307, 308, 500, 
 501, 516, 517, 518, 523, 528-529, 539, 
 544-545, 546, 550, 552, 554, 556, 557, 
 558, 660-661, 679, 684, 685, 690, 693, 
 726-727, 728, 731, 873, 886, 892, 898, 
 899, 921, 922, 1017, 1018, 1038, 1043, 
 1044, 1060, 1086, 1096, 1098, 1099, 
 1100, 1101; 6. 119, 136, 138, 181, 
 182, 192, 196, 209-215, 350, 361, 368, 
 375, 380-381, 382, 406, 407, 418, 425, 
 453, 454, 483, 484, 504, 509, 641, 
 642, 653, 671, 690, 804-805, 810, Sn, 
 817, 819, 823, 824, 825-826, 827, 833, 
 841, 842, 886, 887, 889, 892, 896, 
 9006, 907, 914, 915, 922, 952, 960, 
 964, 1092, 1140, 1142, 1153, 1156- 
 1.157, 1205, 1210, 1213, 1214, 1215, 
 1222, 1246, 1247, 1248, 1259-1260, 
 1261, 1270, 1306, 1313, 1315; 7. 297, 
 334-335, 336, 345, 346, 368, 406, 417, 
 418, 553, 555, 570, 571, 573, 582, 
 615, 618, 627, 652, 654, 658, 659, 
 665, 666, 897, 898, 917-918, 919, 922, 
 936, 940, 950, 972; 8. 90, 91, 97-98, 
 99, 102, 104, 110, 111, 112, 115, 120, 
 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 
 132, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 
 141-143, 288, 290, 308, 309, 382, 441; 
 9. 371, 381, 382, 450, 451, 453, 465, 
 471, 486-490, 556, 564, 569, 587-591, 
 71], 712, 739, 745, 838, 839, 868, 
 884, 893, 922, 936, 937, 1197; 10. 
 
PUBLIC CREDIT 
 
 375 
 
 PUBLIC FUNDS 
 
 919, 923, 948, 949, 951-952, 954, 964, 
 989, 998; 12. 11, 12, 16, 23-24, 71, 
 73, 136, 137, 145, 164, 165, 214, 235, 
 290, 299, 313, 323, 324, 328, 356, 366, 
 445, 552, 553, 554, 583, 598, 635, 
 647, 660, 669, 686-687, 731, 753, 767, 
 823; 13. 534, 548, 558, 607-608, 610- 
 611, 626, 627, 643, 656, 658, 659, 
 721-722, 725-726, 729, 734M34y, 
 734)1, 739-740, 749, 760, 761, 766-767, 
 768, 790-791, 796, 803, 818-819, 821, 
 826, 831, 837, 844-845, 862, 867, 873- 
 874, 882, 888, 892, 915-916, 924, 928, 
 934-935, 940-941, 957-958, 960, ,964, 
 983, 984, 985, 998, 999; in Prov. 
 Cong., 10. 543, 570, 571; com. to 
 settle, 9. 105, 106, 123, 141, 144, 
 146, 194, 210, 224, 225, 226. 
 controlled by assembly, 6. 619-620. 
 Dunbibln to Hooper on, 13. 462. 
 method of payment, 4. 382. 
 protest against reintroduction of 
 
 old ones. 5. 948-985. 
 quarrel over claims of provost mar- 
 shal and clerk, 4. 152-153. 
 receivable for taxes, 13. 885, 886, 
 976; report of com. on, 5. 975-986; 
 6. 72; 22. 815-66; 6. 738-744. 
 to be examined, 4. 131, 233, 234. 
 See also Claims. 
 Public credit, bad condition of, 17. 
 429. 
 to be considered, 7. 42, 45. 
 Public debts, accounts to be made of, 
 19. 860. 
 act for duty to meet, 24. 405, 510, 
 547-9, 553, 557-9, 797; for tax to 
 meet, 25. 161; to give power to 
 Cont. Cong, in fixing proportion of, 
 24. 561, 661; to issue bills of 
 credit to pay, 25. 157-8. 
 amount under Dobbs, 9. xvi; and 
 cession of Western lands, 17. 94, 
 102, 105. 
 and quota of population, 20. 778. 
 bill for payment of, 4. 723, 726, 727, 
 728, 729, 730, 731, 732, 737, 738- 
 739, 740, 741, 742, 746-747, 748- 
 749, 752, 772, 773, 774, 775, 776, 
 778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 791; to ap- 
 propriate tobacco to pay, 18. 115, 
 159, 219, 235, 260, 261, 283, 314, 
 342, 375, 383, 410; to pay, 7. 896, 
 908, 915-916, 928, 933, 936, 939, 961, 
 962, 971-972, 982. 
 committee and report on, 18. 7-8, 
 53, 64-65, 235, 238; 20. 123-124, 
 125. 
 
 comptroller to report names of 
 creditors, 20. 598. 
 
 discussed, 19. 895-896. 
 
 due to be paid, 4. 381, 412, 413. 
 
 duty to be levied for interest of, 16. 
 769-773. 
 
 effects on reports on population, 
 24. V. 
 
 emissions for, 8. 213, 214. 
 
 estimates of, 4. 150-151; to be furn- 
 ished, 4. 104. 
 
 in Europe discussed, 16. 760-767, 
 790; 17. 177-180; N. C. share of 
 discussed, 17. 101; not paid, 16. 
 776; need of money from N. C. 
 to pay, 17. 37; payment of, 20. 
 621; report on, 20. 241-242. 
 
 list of those due for various years, 
 8. 278-281. 
 
 note on act for payment, 3. 189. 
 
 ordered to be paid, 4. 154. 
 
 payment of, 16. 406, 407, 412, 413, 
 414-415, 428-434, 435-439, 466; 22. 
 22-3, 50, 51; demanded, 16. 756, 
 757. 
 
 plan to fund, 16. 753. 
 
 power to distrain for, 23. 295. 
 
 quotas of states for, 16. 413, 415, 
 429, 760, 771, 890, 928, 929; 17. 
 18, 52-63, 65, 289, 512-514, 525, 532, 
 533-536, 538-540, 542-544, 546-551, 
 558-562, 587. 
 
 relation to Tenn. considered, 19. 
 712-713. 
 
 report on, 17. 52-63, 65-66; 20. 784- 
 785. 
 
 resolution of C. C. on payment of, 
 16. 784-785, 790-791. 
 
 settlement of, 16. 787-788; 19. 542- 
 543, 544. 
 
 tax laid for payment of, 17. 111. 
 
 to be met with tobacco, 22. 599; 
 with Western lands, 16. 888. 
 
 Washington on discharge of, 16. 
 818-821. 
 
 See also Debts. 
 Public dispatches, committee and re- 
 ports on, 1 7. 290. 
 Public duties, Burke to sheriffs on dis- 
 charge of, 15. 579-580. 
 Public finances (of N. C), act to levy 
 duties in aid of, 24. 549-53, 658- 
 61, 797, 798-802; 25. 58, 80. 
 Public funds, Burgwin reports on, 9. 
 xvi. 
 
 com. and reports on, 7. 571, 662-663, 
 964, 975, 984, 986; of Prov. Cong., 
 10. 180, 183-184, 190, 219. 
 
PUBLIC GAZETTE 
 
 376 
 
 PUBLIC PRINTER 
 
 report on, 7. 512-513. 
 
 Tryon on abuses in and answer, 8. 
 
 282-283, 289; on condition of ana 
 
 answer, T. 294-295, 497, 551-552, 
 
 570. 
 
 Public gazette, 8. 422, 444, 460, 461, 
 
 468, 530; 24. 122. 
 Public grant to King, bill for, 4. 104, 
 106, 108, 139, 152, 153, 155. 
 See also Aid to King. 
 Public landings, co. cts. to appoint, 
 
 25. 83. 
 Public letters, act on conveyance of, 
 23. 81-82. 
 note on act for conveyance, 3. 188. 
 provisions for the carriage of, 2. 
 888. 
 Public library for Edenton, catalogue, 
 
 2. 583-584. 
 Public library of Yverdon, Switz., 1. 
 
 985, 986. 
 Public loans, discussed, 16. 357-379. 
 Public magazine, need of discussed, 2. 
 
 295-296. 
 Public mills, act in regard to, 2. 206- 
 
 207. 
 Public moneys, accounts of to be kept 
 and reports made on, 6. 83. 
 act for officers to publish applica- 
 tion of, 24. 808-9; for treasurer to 
 recover, 24. 720-2; on considered, 
 8. 69; to compel accounting for, 
 23. 424-32, 505, 720-2, 723-5; 24. 
 94-100, 408-9 ; to recover, 24. 484-5, 
 739. 
 bill for settlement of, 17. 822-823, 
 838, 868, 869, 931-932, 936, 938, 951, 
 969; for suits for recovery of, 20. 
 576-577, 583-584, 586; to enable 
 treasurer to collect, 17. 400, 415; 
 to force accounts to be made of, 
 6. 174, 175, 178, 184, 187, 189, 192, 
 200; to publish application of, 18. 
 41, 67, 77, 113, 261, 266, 276, 291, 
 295, 318, 320; to regulate account- 
 ing for, 5. 503, 504, 506, 508, 515, 
 530, 531, 532, 538, 540, 541, 553. 
 but little to account for, 3. 207, 208. 
 committee to examine and destroy, 
 
 4. 96, 100. 
 controlled by assembly, 6. ix-x, xv- 
 
 xvi. 
 frauds in, 18. iv-vi. 
 instructions on, 6. 531; on payment 
 
 and levying of, 5. 1115-1116. 
 list of delinquents wanted and suit 
 against same, 20. 579, 598; of offi- 
 cers who have not settled, 18. 167- 
 
 168. 
 messenger sent to parties concern- 
 ed with, 4. 125. 
 methods of auditing, 5. 306. 
 no accounts of ever produced, 5. 161. 
 ordered to be paid, 4. 106, 107. 
 receivers to report, 17. 163-164. 
 regulation on payment, 5. 1033. 
 report on should be published, 22. 
 
 52; wanted, 17. 842, 843. 
 should be accounted for more close- 
 ly, 5. 497. 
 suits to be brought for, 4. 1024, 
 
 1025. 
 to be controlled by governor, 3. 72. 
 to be paid only on warrants, 3. 100. 
 to be paid to assembly, 4. 531. 
 Public officers, act on qualifications, 
 23. 15. 
 bill concerning qualifications of, 4. 
 477, 505; for trial of, 18. 261; to 
 ascertain and regulate fees, 4. 189- 
 200, 207. 
 fees of as established by council, 
 4. 275-277; list of demanded, 4. 
 233. 
 note on act on qualification of, 3. 
 
 192. 
 quarrel over appointment, 3. 265, 
 266, 268-269, 300-301, 302, 306-307. 
 Public offices, act for keeping discuss- 
 ed and to be repealed, 5. 108, 117; 
 referred for opinions, 4. 1029; on 
 location, 23. 252-267, 329, 339, 340, 
 347-8, 351, 387; to establish, Att'y 
 Gen. on, 4. 1223-1224. 
 bill for, 4. 1176, 1177; for erection 
 of, 5. 1021, 1025, 1026, 1028, 1031, 
 1032, 1036, 1055, 1058, 1068, 1069, 
 1070, 1073, 1075, 1080, 1081, 1097; 
 for settling, 4. 731, 783, 784, 785, 
 786, 787, 836, 837, 838, 840, 841, 
 842, 843, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 
 1007, 1014, lbl6, 1017, 1018, 101», 
 1020, 1021, 1056, 1057, 1058, 1059, 
 1060, 1061, 1064, 1069; to amend 
 act to keep, 4. 858. 
 fees should be regulated, 4. 229. 
 law for keeping repealed, 5. 1119. 
 losses from lack of, 5. 156-157. 
 none in province, 4. 1075. 
 provision for erection of, 5. 567-56S. 
 report on building of, 6. 204, 207. 
 scattered over province, 5. 147. 
 should be provided, 5. 215, 236. 
 Public printer, bill to ascertain duties 
 of, 18. 358, 363-364, 369, 377, 399, 
 412, 413, 415, 416. 
 
PUBLIC PROPERTY 
 
 3Yr 
 
 PUBLIC TREASURERS 
 
 See also Printer. 
 Public property, act for coms'rs to 
 
 care for, 24. 495-6. 
 CO. courts to demand account of, 24. 
 
 497-8. 
 plundered, 15. 14. 
 Public records and offices, to be in- 
 spected, 4. 526-527, 531, 533. 
 bill on deficiencies, 20. 491; to cop>, 
 
 20. 561, 565, 571. 
 carted around, 19. 684, 686. 
 condition, 4. 1165; 5. 595. 
 no place to keep them, 4. 1075; 8. 
 
 300. 
 preservation of, 20. 269, 274, 281, 
 
 282, 289, 290, 292, 446, 449, 464, 
 
 471. 
 removal of, 18. 444, 461; 20. 736- 
 
 737; considered and provided for, 
 
 17. 664-665, 672, 751. 
 removed to Fayetteville, 20. 590. 
 seized by Peyton, 3. 557-558, 584, 
 
 591, 594, 596. 
 superior merit of, 24. iii. 
 to be delivered to Sec. of State, 12. 
 
 428, 430. 
 to be lodged in Newbern, 4. 1024, 
 
 1025. 
 to be preserved, 19. 230, 231, 269, 
 
 274, 279, 303, 304, 326. 
 to be removed and cared for, 10. 
 
 473; to Newbern, 7. 259, 529. 
 to be restored by treaty, 17. 8. 
 See also Records. 
 Public Records Office, 22. 260. 
 a depository for state papers, 1 1 . 
 
 iii. 
 extracts from records, 25. 142-8. 
 second search made in for N. C. 
 
 materials, 1 1 . v. 
 Public registers, bill to amend act ap- 
 pointing, 8. 321-322, 323. 
 fees, 8. 166; 4. 191. 
 note on act to appoint, 3. 185. 
 Public resources, Burke on, 15. 738. 
 Public revenue, act for tax in aid of, 
 
 24. 559. 
 to be raised, 3. 98-99. 
 Public school, money for to be taken 
 
 for other purposes, 5. 267, 268, 
 
 288, 289. 
 See also Academies, Education, 
 
 Schools. 
 Public service, funds needed for, 4. 
 
 79, 84, 120; 5. 298-9. 
 Public stores, 16. 209. 
 act for in Hawkins Co., 25. 45; to* 
 
 compel accounting for, 24. 417-19. 
 
 commissioner to inquire into and re- 
 port on, 12. 362-364. 
 committees and report on, 12. 376, 
 
 416-417. 
 confusion in accounts of, IB. 225- 
 
 228. 
 disposition of and resolutions on, 
 
 12. 422-423, 437. 
 impressment of, 16. 107-108. 
 inventory, 16. 197-198. 
 needed, 16. 221, 223-224. 
 relanded from the George, 13. 895- 
 
 896, 987. 
 removed, 18. 818. 
 reports on those in private hands, 
 
 17. 162. 
 to be removed from Newbern, 14. 
 
 490. 
 Public treasurers, act on discussed, 5. 
 
 107; to be repealed, 5. 115. 
 appointment of discussed, 6. 55. 
 assembly on act concerning, etc., 8. 
 
 265, 268-269. 
 
 attempt to increase powers of as- 
 sembly, 6. 6-7. 
 
 bill for, 7. 555, 556, 557, 562, 574, 
 575, 578, 590, 595, 597, 599, 602, 
 623, 631-632, 651, 668, 695; should 
 be repealed, 6. 33; to appoint, 4. 
 372, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 
 916, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1015, 
 1016, 1017, 1018, 1019, 1020, 1053, 
 1054, 1055, 1056, 1058, 1059, 1060, 
 1061, 1062, 1063, 1065, 1066, 1067, 
 1068, 1069, 1070, 1071, 1072, 1280, 
 1282, 1283, 1286, 1288, 1289, 1299, 
 1322, 1323, 1324, 1325, 1328, 1338, 
 1339, 1340, 1342, 1343, 1348. 
 
 exhibits redeemed paper money, 3. 
 583. 
 
 law regulating criticised, 6. 218. 
 
 Moseley, 3. 260, 301; 4. 441. 
 
 note on act, 3. 188. 
 
 quarrel over appointment of, 3. 265, 
 
 266, 268-269, 299, 300-301, 302, 306- 
 307, 483-484; 8. ix-x, 508; over 
 nomination of, 6. 322; with Dobbs, 
 8. 228. 
 
 reply of Moseley to Burrington on 
 
 matter of, 3. 489-490. 
 Smith, 4. 354. 
 Starkey, 5. 337. 
 to get accounts of commissioners, 
 
 5. 72. 
 to keep accounts for sheriffs, 6. 199. 
 to receive 1-4 money from Spanish 
 
 wreck, 5. 72. 
 to report, 4. 225; on loans, 4. 4-5; 
 
PUBLIC USES 
 
 378 
 
 PUGH, THOS. 
 
 to assembly, 4. 383. 
 See also Treasurer. 
 Public uses, land granted for, 1. 174- 
 
 175. 
 Public worship, act to prevent stop- 
 page of ways leading to, 24. 746-7. 
 ordinance to secure titles of houses, 
 10. 982. 
 Publication, method of, 23. 202, 204; 
 
 25. 166. 
 Pucket, Mr., on com. of assem., 12. 49. 
 Pucket, James, in militia, 22. 162. 
 Pucket, Sol, army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Puckett, Elizabeth, tried for cohabit- 
 ing with negro, 2. 704, 711. 
 Pudney, Jereh., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pugar, Joseph, petitions for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Pugh. See Pew, Pough. 
 
 Pugh, , assigns land to McCuUoh, 
 
 9. 1002. 
 Pugh, Mr., brings letter, 1. 849. 
 
 enters caveat, 2. 771. 
 Pugh, Mr., in assem., 7. 411. 
 Pugh (Pough), Mrs., 2. 504, 505, 506. 
 Pugh, Capt., arrives with troops, 14. 
 
 7. 
 Pugh, Maj., 22. 594. 
 Pugh, Arthur, in army, 15. 727. 
 Pugh, Daniel, negro of tried, 4. 530. 
 Pugh, David, sadler, 15. 620. 
 Pugh, Elizabeth, deposition on Pugh, 
 
 9. 31. 
 Pugh, Enoch, regulator, 7. 733. 
 Pugh, Enoch, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Pugh, Francis, a J. P., 3. 418. 
 assaulted, 2. 698. 
 ill council, 3. 628, 629. 
 Indian commissioner, 3. 414, 537. 
 Indian slave of detained by King 
 
 Blunt, 2. 674. 
 juror, 2. 508, 556, 585, 588, 686, 821, 
 
 829; 3. 55. 
 land grant to, 4. 68, 69, 280, 1040, 
 
 1247. 
 petition rejected, 2. 607. 
 rights proved, 4. 1247. 
 slave runs away, 2. 570. 
 Pugh, Francis, in assembly, 18. 238, 
 257, 297, 312, 317, 344, 346, 351, 357, 
 362, 376, 399, 429, 443, 445, 471; 
 21. 1, 3, 47, 52, 66, 74, 77, 109, 115, 
 ■121, 130, 154, 160, 168, 179, 189, 
 193, 195, 208, 216, 264, 288, 294, 
 305, 344, 345, 367, 379, 412, 431, 
 433, 587, 758, 770, 781, 801, 806, 815, 
 818, 819, 839, 845, 846, 851, 852,' 
 860, 867, 868, 927, 987. 
 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 47, 48. 
 officer, 18. 450. 
 
 on com. of assem., 18. 15, 37, 242, 
 267. 
 Pugh, Francis, quit rents of, 22. 244. 
 Pugh, George, 21. 668. 
 Pugh, Hannah, petition, 21. 292, 368, 
 
 645, 668. 
 Pugh, James, enters caveat, 5. 993. 
 Pugh, James, land grant to, 4. 965, 
 
 1040, 1247. 
 Pugh, James, regulator, 7. 734. 
 
 sketch of, 8. xxxi-xxxii. 
 Pugh, Jesse, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Pugh, John, deposition as to the 
 whereabouts of, 9. 31, 32. 
 indicted as regulator, 8. 531. 
 pardon asked for and recommenda- 
 tion of, 9. 29-31. 
 regulator, 7. 734. 
 Pugh, John, in Indian War, 10. 754. 
 Pugh, John, indicted as regulator, 8. 
 
 531. 
 Pugh, John, juror, 4. 518. 
 Pugh, John, petitions Martin for pro- 
 tection, 22. 891. 
 Pugh, John (Hawfields), asks pardon 
 
 for Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 Pugh, Jonathan, affidavit on treatment 
 of N. C. oflfcers, 22. 689-91. 
 delivers meal, 22. 691. 
 killed in battle with Pranklinites, 
 
 22. 692. 
 
 Pugh, March, runs away, 2. 570, 674. 
 Pugh, Margaret, memorial on Eden's 
 
 will, 2. 533-534, 536-539. 
 Pugh, Peninah, deposition on Pugh, 9. 
 
 31. 
 Pugh, Theoph's, land grant to, 4. 628, 
 
 631, 710. 
 Pugh, Thos., a J. P., 23. 992. 
 Pugh, Thos., act to confine lease to, 
 
 23. 687; 25. 507-9. 
 
 bill to confirm agreement with Tus- 
 caroras, 6. 1232, 1234, 1284, 1287, 
 1294; 7. 300, 304, 305, 306, 307, 
 339, 354, 358, 361, 368, 369, 371, 
 373, 420, 431. 
 
 buys Indian land and coms'r, 24. 
 172, 173. 
 
 in assem., 6. 1152. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 969, 1255. 
 
 lease by considered, 7. 986, 990. 
 Pugh, Tho., in militia, 22. 307. 
 Pugh, Thos., in Prov. Cong., 10. 913. 
 
 petitions for Windsor as C. H., 9. 
 804-806. 
 
 recruiting officer, 22. 928. 
 
PUGH, THOMAS 
 
 379 PURCHASE OF CAROLINA 
 
 resigns as It. col., 22. 939. 
 
 to Caswell on organization of Bertie 
 
 troops, 13. 161. 
 Tuscarora commissioner, 12. 427, 
 431. 
 Pugh, Thomas, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Pugh, Thos., lieut. col., 10. 205, 530. 
 Pugh, Thos., major, 18. 823, 825. 
 Pugh, Thos., resigns as J. P., 21. 236, 
 
 249. 
 Pugh, Thos. Whitmell, lieut, 10. 517. 
 Pugh, Whitmill, ensign, 10. 188. 
 
 resigns as ensign, 10. 287. 
 Pugh, Wm., a J. P., 4. 1041, 1243. 
 boundary coms'r, 23. 384. 
 land grant to, 4. 635, 764, 1040, 1247. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 
 164-166. 
 proves rights, 4. 1247. 
 Pugh, Wm., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Pugh, Wm., leaves Indian lands, 25. 
 
 507-9. 
 Pugh's Landing, quit rents paid at, 
 
 25. 217. 
 Pugsleys, 12. 517. 
 
 Pulaski (Polasque), Count, 14. 353. 
 509; 15. 75; 19. 958; 22. 122. 
 allowed to recruit from N. C. troops 
 
 in S. C, 14. 320. 
 attacks British, 14. 120. 
 brother deserts, 14. 566. 
 condition of legion, 14. 835. 
 in Ga., 14. 347. 
 
 Legion of, 16. 1046; joined to troops 
 of Armand, 14. 830, 831; prisoner 
 from, 16. 673. 
 location, 14. 340-341. 
 ordered to S. C, 14. 260. 
 recruits, 14. 110. 
 
 return of officers of legion surren- 
 dered, 14. 860. 
 troops of in Salem, 5. 1154. 
 withdraws from service, 14. 312. 
 Pullam, John, takes oath, 22. 170. 
 Pullem, Benj., horseman, 15. 509. 
 Pulley (Pully), Isham, army pay, 17. 
 238. 
 army rank, 13. 510; 16. 1133. 
 Pulley, Jas., army rank, 13. 521; 16. 
 
 1133. 
 Pulliam, Barnett, nom. for major, 17. 
 
 858, 954. 
 Pulliam, John, asks relief from church 
 
 tax, 9. 95, 97. 
 Pulliam, Rich'd, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Pully, Wasdon, army rank, 18. 1137. 
 Pulsey, Nathan, in militia, 22. 345. 
 Pulteney, Mr., at B. of T. meeting, 2. 
 
 299-301. 
 Pulteney, John, on debtor law, 1. 672- 
 673. 
 on Va. boundary dispute, 1. 703-704. 
 Pumphry, Sylvens, land grant to, 4. 
 
 344. 
 Pumpkin King, the, promises aid to 
 
 King, 10. 330. 
 Pumpton, 12. 472. 
 
 headquarters at, 12. 477. 
 Pumpton Lines, 12. 464. 
 Pumpton Plains, 12. 463, 464. 
 Pumpton Road, 12. 462, 463. 
 Punal, Abm., army rank, 16. 1138. 
 Punch Bowie, 2. 307. 
 Punctock, Wm., land grant to, 4. 594. 
 Pungo, 17. 482; 22. 749. 
 Pungo River, 10. 416. 
 bill for port on, 20. 168, 173, 177, 
 180, 343, 353; 21. 209, 218, 222, 
 233, 582, 596, 600. 
 Punishments, Bill of Rights on, 10. 
 1003. 
 iiranding, 1. 401, 595; 2. 465, 709, 
 
 717. 
 branding and whipping, 4. 597. 
 burning, 13. 375-376. 
 forfeiture, 1. 431. 
 head exposed, 7. 686. 
 ignominious in the islands, 2. 157. 
 not to be unusual or cruel, 22. 663; 
 
 23. 977; 25. 21. 
 pillory, 2. 547, 718. 
 sawing logs, 1. 941. 
 to be in accord with law, 23. 977. 
 whipping, 1. 401, 626, 650; 2. 468, 
 469, 470, 474, 478, 511, 548, 589, 
 593, 667, 716, 826, 827. 
 
 Puranton, •, 22. 778. 
 
 Purcel. See Pursel, etc. 
 .Purcel, Rebecca, land grant to, 4. 443. 
 Purcel, Richard, ordered to execution, 
 4. 337. 
 
 Purcel I, . to Nash on depreciation 
 
 of bills and Tories in Beaufort, 1 5. 
 15-17. 
 Purcell, Rev. Mr., to Nash on plunder- 
 ing of public property, etc., 1 5. IS- 
 IS. 
 Purcell (Pursill), Garrett, juror, 1. 
 594. 
 law suit, 1. 580. 
 witness, 1. 579. 
 Purcell, John, pauper, 6. 212. 
 Purcell, Wm., enlists, 22. 498. 
 Purchase, Samuel, 20. 664. 
 Purchase of Carolina, ment'd, 5. 86. 
 suggested, 1. 542. 
 
PURDIE, ALEXANDER 
 
 380 
 
 PURVIE, JOSEPH 
 
 Purdie, Alex'r, bill to make him print- 
 er, 6. 844, 845, 908, 909. 
 
 Purdie, Hugh, a J. P., 6. 1070. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 164-6. 
 
 Purdie, James, in army, 13. 518. 
 
 Purdie, James Sam'l, memorial, 21. 
 398, 301, 302, 317, 641, 643, 644, 
 654, 659. 
 owes State, 21. 1072. 
 
 Purdy, Jas., army rank, 16. 1137. 
 
 Purefoy, Niciiolas, land grant to, 4. 
 711, 767. 
 
 Purle, IVIaj., expected in C. C, 20. 603. 
 
 Purifoy, Nich's, land grant to, 4. 851. 
 
 Purify, Rev. G. W., 5. 1185. 
 clerk, 5. 1182. 
 
 Purify, J., moderator, 5. 1182. 
 
 Puritans, to put Papists to death, 15. 
 679. 
 
 Puritans of the South, 5. 1223. 
 
 Purisburg (Va. or S. C.?), 15. 736. 
 
 Purisote, Isaiah, dues from as sheriff, 
 9. 574. 
 
 Purkens, Abaganaa, in militia, 22. 
 346. 
 
 Purnell, Jos., to Caswell on sending 
 clothing north to troops and an- 
 swer, 13. 83-84, 93; on transporta- 
 tion of supplies and answer, 13. 
 105, 113; on wagons for transpor- 
 tation of clothing, 13. 78. 
 to receive wagons and sends sup- 
 plies to North, 13. 114, 119, 120- 
 121. 
 waits for wagons to transport goods 
 north, 13. 70-71. 
 
 Purry, , arrives with colony of 
 
 Swiss, 3. 393; 4. 159-160. 
 
 Purrysburg (Purrisburg) S. C, 4. 
 259; 14. 17, 20, 33, 39, 43, 45, 51, 
 52, 78, 119, 263, 269, 275, 293, 355, 
 805; 15. 736(?); 19. 957; 22. 
 103, 113, 122, 129, 130, 134, 144, 
 155. 
 deaths at, 4. 160. 
 
 Pursall, David, petition 6n C. H., 
 9. 806-807. 
 
 Pursall, John, petition on C. H., 0. 80B- 
 807. 
 
 Purse, Mrs., 19. 783. 
 
 Purse (Purse), Henry, allowance to, 
 
 20. 110, 113. 
 
 buys at Martin's sale, 22. 888. 
 claim rejected, 18. 83, 183, 315, 319, 
 
 410, 416. 
 nom. for vendue master, 20. 523; 
 
 21. 70. 
 
 Pursel. See Purcel, etc. 
 Pursel, Jno., juror, 25. 189. 
 Pursell, Latham, land grant to, 4. 638. 
 Purser, Jos., army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pursley, David, land grant to, 4. 67b. 
 Pursley, John, land grant to, 4. 892. 
 Purvaine, Wm., nom. for treas., 19. 
 
 189, 312. 
 Purviance, IVIr., 11. 809. 
 Purviance, Capt., 24. 450. 
 
 payment by company of, 10. 319. 
 Purviance, Charles, brings suit, 10. 
 
 316. 
 Purviance, James, captain, 10. 320. 
 Purviance, James, to assembly on use 
 
 of militia, 13. 389-390. 
 Purviance, John, 11. 809; 13. 471. 
 lieut, 10. 320. 
 
 on Rowan S. C, 10. 279, 280, 281, 
 309, 432, 592. 
 Purviance, Wm., a J. P., 6. 762; 22. 
 431, 435, 470, 498; 23. 995. 
 buys goods at auction, 9. 1122. 
 captain, 1 0. 628. 
 colonel, 10. 207, 531. 
 commands company, 10. 691. 
 commissioner on Cape Pear pilot- 
 age, 6. 1121, 1197; on navigation, 
 24. 125, 506; on road, 23. 910. 
 on his work in Wilmington, 1 1 . 279- 
 
 282. 
 on regulators in Moore's Creek bat- 
 tle, 10. xxvi. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington, 9. 1154, 1166, 
 1170, 1185, 1222; 10. 12, 15, 68, 
 69, 89, 93, 112, 124, 151, 159, 160, 
 220, 262. 
 petition on cattle and hides, 5. 745- 
 746; on imprisonment of debtors, 
 5. 754. 
 quoted on no. of troops, 10. xiii. 
 restored as J. P., 19. 687-688. 
 takes affidavit against Miller, 10. 
 
 604. 
 to council of Safety on condition of 
 to Dry on seizure of vessels, 7. 177- 
 
 178. 
 to Prov. Council on military opera- 
 tions about Wilmington, 10. 465- 
 468. 
 to Tryon on stamp act proceedings, 
 
 7. 242-243. 
 to value houses, 10, 337, 390. 
 troops and affairs at Deep Inlet, 
 
 10. 613-16. 
 troops of disbanded, 10. 927-928. 
 volunteer, 14. 839. 
 Purvie, Joseph, army pay, 17. 239. 
 
PURVIS, BARNETT 
 
 381 
 
 QUAKERS 
 
 Purvis, Barnett, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Purvis, George, adjutant, 12. 539. 
 
 prisoner, 16. 673. 
 Purvis, Jas., army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Purvis, John, 2. 805. 
 Purvis, Tiberias, in militia, IS. 399. 
 Purvis, Tobias, army pay, 17. 238. 
 Purvis, Wm., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Puryear, Joiin, In militia, 22. 163. 
 Puryear, John, takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Puryear, Rob't., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Puryear, Wm., in militia, 22. 163. 
 Puryear, Wm., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Puryear, Wm., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Puryer, Sam'!., takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Pushing, Jeremiah, sells land, 4. 33-35. 
 Pusley, John, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Putnam, Col., 14. 331. 
 
 court martial of dissolved, 12. 512. 
 
 field officer, 12. 525. 
 
 on court martial, 12. 542. 
 
 position of regt. in army, 12. 508. 
 
 pres. of court martial, 12. 513. 
 Putnam, Gen., 11. 574; 12. 546. 
 
 cuts Clinton off from N. Y., 1 5. 707. 
 
 exonerated by court of inquiry, 12. 
 543. 
 
 location, 13. 496. 
 Putnam, Rufus, surveyor, 17. 459. 
 Putnam, Stephen, army pay, 17. 240. 
 Putnam, Thos., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Putnel, Wm., juror, 25. 189. 
 Putnell, Joshua, in militia, 22. 415. 
 Putnell's Ridge, 4. 1091. 
 Pyatt, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 80. 
 Pyatt, Peter, army rank, 16. 1136. 
 Pybune, John, reward paid for capture 
 of, 6. 1114, 1186-1187, 1190, 1214. 
 Pye, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 217. 
 Pyeatt, Peter, army rank, 16. 1139. 
 Pyland, Peter, army rank, 16. 1140. 
 Pyle (Pyles), Dr. John, defeated, 10. 
 757; 17. 1000; 18. 1000; 22. 100, 
 141, 191. 
 
 regulator, 7. 813. 
 
 to be arrested, 10. 940. 
 
 See also Pile. 
 Pyles, Reuben, asks relief from church 
 
 tax, 9. 95-6. 
 Pylot, Lt., dead, 15. 759. 
 Pyne, Capt., on defence of Charleston, 
 
 15. 39-40. 
 Pyner, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Pyner, Peter, in army, 15. 727. 
 Pyner, Peter, quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Pyner, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 247. 
 Pyot, Thos., army rank, 16. 1132. 
 Pyquomous River. See Perquimans 
 
 River. 
 Pyron, Wm., pensioner, 22. 79. 
 Pysong, Daniel, trustee, 1. 580. 
 Pysong, Edward, trustee, 1. 580. 
 Pythrus, Henry, army pay, 17. 241. 
 Pytts, Samuel, on temporary laws in 
 
 the colonies, 2. 142-143. 
 
 Q n-ce, IVIr., 6. 738. 
 
 Quaker City, 8. 733. 
 Quaker Hill, Conn., 14. 50. 
 Quaker Meadows, 5. 6, 7, 9; 9. 414, 
 527; 10. 882; 11. facing 80, 21 ! 
 508, 546; 22. 878. 
 Quakers, 1. 467; 5. 1209, 1210; 7. 193, 
 886; 8. 506; 18. 229; 20. 126; 21. 
 9, 197, 735, 880; 22. 9, 41, 168, 
 219; 23. 70, 314, 645, 699, 796, 903; 
 24. 554, 555. 
 
 a justice, 1. 566. 
 
 ahhor, hirelings, 2. 187. 
 
 accusations against in Pa., 1. 371. 
 
 act for relief of, 24. 329; for them 
 to retain own marriage ceremon- 
 ies, 24. 165; act on, 25. 160; to 
 accept affirmation, 23. 11, 559, 
 882; to pay extra tax, 24. 204, 222, 
 281-2, 318, 434, 438, 439, 492; to 
 prescribe affirmation for and to 
 grant Indulgences to, 24. 593-4; 
 to vest lands In, 25. 48. 
 
 actions in Va., 1. 812, 814. 
 
 activity of, 2. 333. 
 
 Adams on, 1. 686-687, 733-734; in 
 Cary Rebellion, 1. 720-721. 
 
 address to assembly on their release 
 from militia training, 9. 176-177. 
 
 affirmation in Albemarle, 1. 334; 
 provided for, 2. 884-885. 
 
 aid Cary Rebellion, 1. 812, 814. 
 
 and Fannlng's armistice, 16. 207. 
 
 and H. Husband, 8. xxiv, xxv. 
 
 and militia service, 22. iv, 313, 314, 
 344, 350, 351, 353, 354, 358-9, 361. 
 
 and oath, 23. 262. 
 
 and provision and money tax, 24. 
 344, 390, 391, 392, 435. 
 
 and regulation war, 7. 745; 8. 655. 
 
 appearance In Albemarle, 1. xviii- 
 xxi. 
 
 army supplies demanded from by 
 Tryon, 8. 610. 
 
 asked to sell arms, 10. 526. 
 
 assembly on their part In Cary Re- 
 bellion, 1. 784-787. 
 
QUAKERS 
 
 382 
 
 QUAKERS 
 
 bear arms and reason for it, 1. xxix. 
 
 beginnings and growth of, 1. xxv, 
 572; in Albemarle, 1. 216-218, 225- 
 227. 
 
 bill on affirmation and allegiance 
 for, 19. 532, 535-536, 550-551, 560, 
 592, 661; to emancipate slaves, 
 20. 141, 144, 145, 155, 320, 321, 
 325, 328-329; to tax, 19. 167-168, 
 188, 224, 314, 361. 
 
 Blair's characterization of, 1. 601- 
 602. 
 
 book against, 2. 120. 
 
 Burrlngton on, 3. 430. 
 
 case of Turner and Belman, 1. 905. 
 
 cause trouble, 2. 40. 
 
 character, 6. 265. 
 
 choose representatives, 1. 697. 
 
 churches and lands secured to, 23. 
 986-7. 
 
 claims as first settlers in N. ' C, 
 
 1. 710-711. 
 
 claims disallowed, 9. 527; for aid 
 in regulation, 9. 488. 
 
 Clarke claims to be a Q., 1. 666- 
 667. 
 
 com. report and bill on petition on 
 oath, 13. 541, 550-551, 572, 579, 
 601, 636, 639, 648-649, 652-653, 685, 
 711, 728, 830, 831, 920, 921. 
 
 complain against Daniel, 1. 709. 
 
 concessions to in militia law, 5. 269, 
 291-292. 
 
 confirm reports on British, 1 1 . 782. 
 
 control Pa., 1. 371. 
 
 converts from, 4. 608, 1315; to, 2. 
 13, 15; from lack of other relig- 
 ious teaching, 1. 713. 
 
 council refuses to relieve of military- 
 duty, 5. 538. 
 
 dangers from, 1. 731; of growth of, 
 
 2. 430, 431. 
 declaration on war, 1. 596. 
 DeGraffenried stays at house of, 
 
 1. 951. 
 disqualifications of, 2. 885. 
 Edmundson and Fox appear m 
 
 Albemarle, 1. 215-218, 226-227. 
 
 exempted from military service, 
 
 24. 117, 190, 193, 358, 361, 386, 
 
 413, 716, 819; from musters, 23. 
 
 787-8. 
 false charges against, 1. 250-251. 
 fight against act for Bpis. church, 
 
 1. 601. 
 fines from to go to public buildings, 
 
 24. 137. 
 first one in Albemarle, 1. 215; or- 
 
 ganization of, 25. iv. 
 flourish, 3. 48. 
 free slaves contrary to law, 24. 221, 
 
 964.- 
 get into office, 1. xix. 
 good citizens, 2. v. 
 Gordon's account of, 1. 708-14; 
 
 preaches against, 1. 713. 
 Griffin joins, 1. 721. 
 help Porter, 1. 710. 
 hold office, 1. 405. 
 ignorance of, 1. 711. 
 in Albemarle Co., 4. 7. 
 in assembly, 1. 572, 885; in 1677, 1. 
 
 251. 
 in Barbados, 1. 767-8. 
 in Gary Rebellion, 1. 767-768. 
 in militia, 5. 163. 
 in Northampton Co., 9. 326. 
 in Pasquotank Co., 1. 261; 4. 753. 
 in Pa., 1. 467; 8. 729. 
 in Perquimans Co., 1. 689-690, 713; 
 
 4. 753; 10. 496. 
 in public offices, 1. 708-709. 
 in R. I., 1. 469. 
 in S. C., 4. 609. 
 in Va. favor Gary, 1. 782. 
 increase of, 2. 605. 
 infiuence, 2. 20, 293; on Gary Rebel- 
 lion and Tuscarora War, 1. 876- 
 
 877. 
 law suit, 2. 89-90. 
 laws of Va. put in practice against, 
 
 1. 812, 814. 
 leaders of in Gary Rebellion, 1. 
 
 917. 
 liberate slaves, 21. 933. 
 locality, 1. XX. 
 
 losses to through Rainsford, 2. 153. 
 loyal, 9. 1280. 
 make shoes, 13. iv. 
 marriages, 1. 688, 813. 
 may take vestry oath, 6. 715. 
 meetings visited by vestryman, 2. 
 
 286. 
 monopolize a ferry, 1. 600. 
 no allowance to, 22. 879. 
 none in Bath Co., 2. 293; in Chowan 
 
 Co., 1. 712. 
 not admitted to assembly on affir- 
 mation, 4. 855-856, 857. 
 not religious refugees, 1. xviii-xxi. 
 not to be removed under treason 
 
 act, 24. 11, 86, 329. 
 not to become guardians, 23. 577-8; 
 
 25. 319, 320, 416. 
 not to sit in assembly, 1. 876. 
 not to vote for vestries, 23. 602; 
 
QUAKERS 
 
 383 
 
 QUARANTINE 
 
 25. 425. 
 
 numbers, 1. 686; and position, 1. 
 798; and wealth, 1. 711; in 
 Pasquotank and Currituck, 1. 
 720-721, 722; in Pasquotank and 
 Perquimans, 1. xxviii; in 1709, 
 1. xix; of meeting houses, 1. 769; 
 3. 339. 
 
 numerous, 22. 733. 
 
 oath aimed at, 1. 789. 
 
 on Deep River, 17. 1001, 1002, 1007. 
 
 one in vestry, 2. 131. 
 
 oppose Established Church, 1. 709, 
 802; Tuscarora War, 1. 839; war 
 defenses, 1. 812; whig rule in Pa. 
 9. 1156. 
 
 opposition to exemption of from 
 militia laws, 5. 506, 507. 
 
 origin of troubles with, 1. xxvi.xxvii. 
 
 part in Cary Rebellion, 1. 688, 774- 
 775, 779. 794-795, 798, 802, 806. 
 
 peacable under Pollock, 2. 145. 
 
 petition, 12. 128-129; 19. 29, 31-32, 
 33, 35, 53, 62, 63, 526, 528, 551, 599;' 
 and bill, 21. 229, 235, 237, 269, 277, 
 308, 597, 603, 625, 688; considered! 
 12. 287, 288, 316; 16. 54, 57, 58, 
 59, 60, 63, 64, 82, 88, 96, 97, 101; 
 for freedom of slaves, 18. 34, 51, 
 53, 61, 258, 269, 283, 286; for pay 
 for supplies against Regulators, 
 9. 354-355, 496, 497; on drafts and 
 answer, 13. 274-275, 289-290; 
 slaves and report on same, 13. 
 540, 561, 635, 638, 659-660, 667, 686, 
 697; to Gen. Ass., 17. 312; to 
 proprietors, 1. 250-253. 
 
 Pollock on, 1. 700. 
 
 position in Culpeper rebellion, 1. 
 261; on militia, 5. 161. 
 
 power, 1 . xxxi-xxxii. 
 
 progress in Albemarle, 1. 227; in 
 N. C, 2. 245. 
 
 propose to repeal vestry act, 1. 
 572-573. 
 
 records of Pasquotank, 1. 551, 552, 
 596, 628, 656, 665, 688, 719, 731-732, 
 813, 905; 2. 37. 
 
 refuse to fight in Indian war, 1. 
 • 812, 813, 814; to take oaths, 1. 
 xxvi-xxvii, 699. 
 
 remonstrance of to assem. on tax, 
 17. 636, 637, 642, 643, 644-645, 716, 
 721, 725, 729. 
 
 reprove a fighter, 1. 813. 
 
 requisition from, 8. 715; on, 19. 
 847. 
 
 retard Indian War, 2. 40. 
 
 rumor that colony had been sold to, 
 
 2. 417. 
 seized in Culpepper rebellion, 1. 250. 
 send children to school to Griffin, 
 
 1. 714. 
 special oath of allegiance provided 
 
 for, 11. 771. 
 Spotswood on, 1. 814. 
 take arms, 9. 1247; for America, ». 
 
 1249. 
 take benefit of English law on 
 
 liberty of conscience, 3. 180. 
 threats of, 1. 885. 
 to build a meeting house, 1. 596. 
 to furnish clothing for troops, 12. 
 
 640, 749, 750, 749-750; troops or 
 
 substitutes, 13. 415; 24. 156. 
 to keep account of tithes paid, 2. 37. 
 to keep work day meetings, 2. 37. 
 to take oath for citizenship, 12. 809, 
 
 810, 871. 
 to Tryon on Regulators (forgery?), 
 
 8. 618-619. 
 tolerated by Tryon, 8. xlv. 
 tory, 22. 184. 
 
 trial of in Culpepper r., 1. 281. 
 Tryon on, 8. 14, 15. 
 turned out of office, 1. 709. 
 Urmston on, 1. 765, 767, 768; 2. 
 
 144. 
 visit Va., 1. 719. 
 way they take the oath, 1. 711. 
 Williams a patriot, 22. 738-9. 
 Qualification of members of assembly, 
 
 bill for, 4. 93, 98, 108, 126, 127, 
 
 128, 129, 133, 140. 
 Fane reports on law for, 4. 252. 
 Qualificatron of public officers, act 
 
 for, 2. 885-886; 23. 15, 107; 25. 
 
 160. 
 Quails, Peter, in assembly, 21. 193, 
 
 195, 198, 207, 212, 234, 264, 294, 
 
 305, 344, 345, 367, 372, 379, 382, 
 
 386, 393, 402, 431, 433, 578, 729, 
 
 731, 732, 748, 773, 780, 781, 787, 
 
 801, 815, 822, 826, 827, 830, 831, 
 
 834, 839, 845, 846, 847, 852, 860, 
 
 862, 867, 868, 875, 896, 932, 950, 
 
 993, 998. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 776, 949. 
 Quamino, tried and sentenced to 
 
 death, 7. 685-686. 
 Quankey Camp, 11. 557, 574, 579, 581, 
 
 583, 597; 13. 455. 
 Quankey Creek, 24. 834; 25. 355. 
 Quarantine, act on, 23. 515, 651-2, 677, 
 
 827, 956-7; 24. 126, 505, 590-1; 25. 
 
QUARATEIE 
 
 384 
 
 QUEEN'S MUSEUM 
 
 328. 
 bill for, 5. 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 
 514, 515, 543, 544, 545, 547, 550, 552, 
 553; 9. 720, 758, 766, 776, 852, 855, 
 863, 870, 913, 914, 918, 930, 932, 946, 
 1010, 1121-1122. 
 Pa. farmer ordered to, 12. 55, 58. 
 See also Diseases. 
 Quaratrie, 7. 855. 
 
 Quarles, Wm., takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Quarter Creek, 17. 1031. 
 Quarter House, 16. 473. 
 British at, 16. 499, 502, 588, 615; 
 surprised at, 16. 631. 
 Quarter Master, act to increase power 
 of, 24. 381-2; to compel them to 
 account, 24. 417-19. 
 bill to increase powers of, 17. 703, 
 711, 782, 784, 787, 788; to abolish, 
 
 16. 149, 153, 160, 170; 19. 106, 113, 
 124. 
 
 Burke to on supplies, 16. 195. 
 discussed, 16. 274-275. 
 needs of, 22. 560-2. 
 report on, 19. 665-666, 684; and es- 
 timates, 19. 928, 936-937. 
 trouble and confusion in dept., 16. 
 225-228. 
 Quartering of troops, not to be allow- 
 ed, 22. 19; 25. 21. 
 Quartermuss, Jas., in militia, 22. 415. 
 
 Quarry, , waits on Gov. Nicholson, 
 
 2. 134. 
 Quarry, Col., 1. 885. 
 Quarry, Col., sickness of, 1. 529. 
 Quarry, Ralph, complaints of, 1. 381. 
 Quarry, Robert, and Co., assignee of, 
 
 1. 589. 
 Quarterly meeting of Quakers, ment'd, 
 
 1. 665. 
 Quary (Quarray, Quaray), Robert, ap- 
 points Knight collector, 1. 842- 
 843. 
 carries news, 1. 514. 
 goes to' Eng., 1. 541. 
 law suit, 1. 549. 
 messenger from N. C. to Va., 1 . 605, 
 
 507, 508. 
 sells land, 2. 80. 
 sheriffs, 1. 382. 
 suit against estate of, 1. 605. 
 to reiport on C. affairs, 1. 543. 
 Quawls, Moses, petitions on land 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262; 11. 250-253. 
 Quebec, 2. 231; 7. 459; 8. 589, 604, 
 733; 10. 807; 13. 370; 16. 381; 
 
 17. 187; 22. 985. 
 attack on, 10. 448. 
 
 besieged, 15. 681. 
 
 British troops to go to, 13. 240. 
 
 conquest of, 6. 64, 221. 
 
 in vice admiralty dist. of Halifax, 
 
 11. 218. 
 instructions to gov., 11. 242. 
 land grants in, 11. 244. 
 may be admitted to Cont. Ass'n., 
 
 10. 178. 
 popery established in, 10. 225. 
 siege raised, 10. 609. 
 threatened, 13. 35. 
 Quebec, Province of, 7. 374; 10. 127. 
 Quebec bill, 9. 1206. 
 Queen, debts of always pleadable, 1. 
 675. 
 refers address against Everard to 
 Board of Trade, and his reports, 
 3. 25, 26. 
 See also King. 
 Queen, Frances, in militia, 17. 1056. 
 Queen, Wm., petition, 20. 137, 139, 
 
 158, 317(?), 334, 340. 
 Queen Anne's (Arms) Creek, 2. 214, 
 316, 473, 608; 23. 12, 92, 93, 9b, 
 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 130, 462; 2b. 
 162, 165, 167, 168. 169, 170, 172, 
 173, 176, 179, 182. 
 act to fix town, 3. 190; 25. 168. 
 council held at, 2. 425-429. 
 court at, 2. 357, 361. 
 court house at, 2. 364. 
 general court held at, 2. 398-416, 433- 
 448, 473-478. 
 Queen Anne's Town, 9. 1065. 
 Queen in council, sets aside act, 25. 
 
 151. 
 Queene Co., 26. 1251. 
 Queen's China, in Martin sale, 22. 
 
 886. 
 Queen's College, act to charter, 8. 486, 
 490; 9. 365; 23. 787, 857; 26. 
 519(i-519/, 520; considered by 
 Board of Trade, 9. 248, 249, 250; 
 disallowed, 9. 284-285, 665, 811; to 
 amend disallowed, 9. 596, 597. 
 bill to amend charter, 9. 113, 116, 
 118, 134, 163, 167, 171, 175, 180, 
 183, 221, 254; to establish and 
 endow, 8. 348, 350, 353, 391, 398, 
 400, 404, 409, 429, 526. 
 charter approved by Tryon, 8. xliv. 
 efforts to get charter for, 5. 1225. 
 Queen's Creek, 1. 700; 4. 1035. 
 See also Queen Anne's Creek. 
 Queen's Creek, Va., 15. 630. 
 Queen's Museum, 13. 374(?). 
 See also Queen's College. 
 
QUEEN'S PEACE 
 
 385 
 
 QUINCE, PARKER 
 
 Queen's peace, act for to be printed, 
 6. 1012-1013. 
 history of act for, 3. 177. 
 Johnston on law for, 4. 26. 
 laws for adopted in N. C. 1 789- 
 790. 
 Queen's Rangers, 17. 992. 
 go to N. Y., 15. 537. 
 in Va., 15. 157. 
 Queen's Royal Regiment, 10. 601. 
 Queensbury, Duke of, 6. 1015. 
 at Privy Council, 11. 236-237; 6. 
 707; 11. 212-215, 236-7. 
 Quelch, Benj., in S. C. assembly, 1. 
 821. 
 on committee, 1. 823. 
 Quellen, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 799. 
 Queney, Matthew, in militia, 22. 494. 
 Queriey, Jno., in militia, 22. 395. 
 Querley, Wm., in militia, 22. 395. 
 Query, Jno., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Quest, Capt., 10. 765. 
 Quibble Town, camp at, 12. 497. 
 Quick, Richard, ensign, 10. 320. 
 Quick, Tunis, fined, 9. 652. 
 Quidley, Pat., grand juror, 2. 98. 
 Quid ley, Wm., claim allowed, 5. 977. 
 Quieting In possession, act for, 5. 587; 
 23. 122, 169, 301-303, 310-312, 340, 
 350-351, 432-434; 24. 353-4, 383, 
 446-7; 25. 215-19, 239, 304-9; con- 
 sidered by Board of Trade, 5. 
 484, 487, 488; discussed and to be 
 repealed, 5. 93, 100, 107, 117; dis- 
 allowed, G. 68-69, 81, 327; dis- 
 cussed, 9. 991-992; repealed 6 
 7-8. 
 bill for, 4. 88, 92, 125, 146, 147, 151, 
 180-189, 240, 362, 388, .542, 564, 567, 
 991, 992, 993, 994, 995, 999, 1021; 
 5. 243, 263, 264, 265, 268, 270, 279, 
 281, 283, 284, 290, 291, 292, 309, 
 310, 506, 510, 512, 514, 519, 535, 
 537, 540, 543, 549, 550, 551, 558; 
 to repeal law for, 4. 1065, 1066, 
 1067, 1068, 1069, 1070, 1071, 1072. 
 law for repealed, 4. 434-435, 439. 
 proposed orders for, 4. 204-207. 
 
 Quigley, , 2. 152. 
 
 Quigley, Patrick, act for land to, 25. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Quillna, Shadk., army rank, 16. 1141. 
 Quillen, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 968. 
 Quillin, John, pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Quimby, battle, 22. 154. 
 Quin. See Quinn, Quynn. 
 Quin, Mr., petition, 20. 137(?), 139(?), 
 
 158(?), 317, 334(?), 340. 
 Quin, Bryan O., juror, 4. 523. 
 Quin, Hugh, petitions on land grants 
 
 11. 250-252. 
 Quin, Jas., in militia, 22. 325. 
 Quin, Laughlln, in militia, 22. 265. 
 Quin, Michael, traitor, 15. 483. 
 Quin, Pat O., juror, 4. 523. 
 Quin, Thos., in army, 13. 511. 
 Quinby, Eleamus, in army, 13. 506. 
 Quinby, Eleazer, army rank, 16. 1141. 
 
 Quince, , and negroes, 16. 996- 
 
 997. 
 
 Quince, , dropped as naval officer 
 
 11. 504. 
 Quince, Mr., 11. 781, 807, 809, 815 
 819, 822; 13. 361, 371; 15. 681 i 
 IT. 185; 22. 538. 
 Quince, Mr., ship master, 7. 175. 
 Quince, Mrs., 17. 630. 
 Quince, Capt., 11. 741. 
 Quince, MaJ., 10. 466, 467. 
 Quince(?), Ann, 13. 943. 
 Quince(?), Jean, 13. 943. 
 Quince, John, estate taxed, 15. 192. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington, 9. 1089, 
 1090, 1098, 1103-1104, 1109, 1112, 
 1113, 1119, 1120, 1120, 1122, 1126, 
 1151, 1153, 1166, 1265; 10. 12, 15, 
 24, 68, 69, 72, 283, 334. 
 pays fine, 9. 1266. 
 surety, 6. 1011. 
 
 to Dry on seizure of vessels, 5. 177- 
 178. 
 Quince, Parker, 20. 375. 
 a J. P., 8. 161; 23. 993. 
 act to sell lands of, 25. 28-9. 
 bill for lands of to be sold, 21. 228, 
 229, 240-241, 343, 376, 393, 593, 
 602, 698. 
 collector, 23. 988. 
 colonel, 10. 622. 
 
 coms'r on navigation, 24. 218, 506. 
 in assembly, 9. 1188. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179; 10. 164, 
 
 167, 172, 915, 960. 
 major, 10. 206. 
 
 nom. as naval officer, 12. 46, 62. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 942, 965. 
 on confiscation act, 15. 203-205. 
 on S. C. of Brunswick Co., 10. 24. 
 paid for slave, outlawed and hanged, 
 
 12. 73. 
 petitions for law to sell estate, 13. 
 
 664. 
 resigns as colonel, 22. 921. 
 taxable, 15. 192. 
 to procure arms, 10. 524. 
 
 3—25 
 
QUINCE, RICHARD 
 
 386 
 
 QUIT RENTS 
 
 voter, 15. 237, 238. 
 Quince (Quisne), Richard, 9. 1238. 
 a J. P., 6. 1070. 
 allowance to for lumber, 12. 76. 
 bill to empower executors to sell 
 
 part of estate, 13. 563, 871, 943. 
 brings, suit, 6. 765. 
 buys lottery tickets, 11. 742. 
 claims, 9. 591; allowed, 22. 403. 
 coms'r on church, 25. 245; on Cape 
 Fear pilotage, 6. 1121, 1197; on 
 navigation, 24. 125; to examine 
 pilots, 23. 355. 
 declines to serve as judge of admi- 
 ralty, 11. 443; 22. 911. 
 judge of admiralty ct., 10. 998. 
 letter to on Glasgow goods, 9. 1152. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington Dist., 10. 
 
 214. 
 paid for ammunition, 10. 357. 
 payment to for troops, 6. 206. 
 petitions for Gibson children, 8. 
 
 1009, 1010, 1011. 
 recommends Macdowell, 6. 232-233. 
 repaid for money loaned public, 10. 
 
 621. 
 reports on arrival of troops, 10. 
 328; on selling of powder, and 
 other information,- 10. 159. 
 suit by, 22. 868. 
 surety, 6. 1011. 
 to arm vessels, 10. 352. 
 town coms'r, 23. 240. 
 work as a churchman, 6. 237. 
 Quince, Richard, 20. 375. 
 Quince, Rich'd, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Quince, Rich'd, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Quince, Richard, estate taxed, 15. 
 
 192. 
 Quince, Richard, Jr., a J. P., 8. 161; 
 23. 993. 
 asks sale of lauds, 25. 29, 
 condemns land for Ft. Johnston, 7. 
 
 703-704. 
 in assem., 19. 371. 
 major, 10. 206. 
 on com. of assem., 12. 4. 
 on S. 0. of Brunswick Co., 10. 24; 
 
 of Wilmington, 10. 15. 
 petitions for law to sell estate, 13. 
 
 664. 
 to procure arms, 10. 524. 
 to value houses, 10. 337. 
 Quince, Richard, Sr., asks battery for 
 Brunswick, 10. 335. 
 chm. S. C. of Wilmington district, 
 
 10. 24, 142. 
 commissioner on exports, 10. 473- 
 474; on Ft. Johnston, 24. 171. 
 
 on S. C. of Brunswick, 10. 24. 
 to ship goods to get arms and am- 
 munition, 10. 288, 292, 353. 
 Quince, Susanna, asks sale of lands, 
 
 25. 29. 
 Quince, Wm. Seranzo, asks sale of 
 
 lands, 25. 29. 
 Quince and Co., buy lottery tickets, 
 
 11. 742. 
 Quincy, Josiah, Jr., extract from 
 memoirs of on travels in N. C, 
 9. 610-613. 
 Quine, John, claims allowed, 9. 953. 
 Quinn. See Quin, Quynn. 
 
 Quinn, , killed, 15. 515. 
 
 Quinn, , Linton's affair with, 17. 
 
 132-133. 
 
 Quinn, , receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 17. 241. 
 Quinn, IVIr., 16. 996. 
 Quinn, IVlr., buys cargo from France, 
 
 13. 85. 
 Quinn, Misses, 16. 996. 
 Quinn, IVlrs., 18. 996. 
 Quinn, Capt., in N. C. battalion, 13. 
 343. 
 in jail, 15. 475. 
 
 roster of co., 16. 1006, 1007, 1018, 
 1020, 1034, 1035, 1045, 1046, 1052, 
 1053, 1059, 1068, 1077, 1079, 1080, 
 1092-3, 1098, 1105, 1117, 1118, 1126, 
 1131, 1137, 1138, 1148-9, 1158, 1160- 
 1, 1173, 1179, 1186, 1188-9, 1194. 
 Quinn, Capt., killed, 22. 1031. 
 Quinn, Lieut., 12. 474. 
 Quinn, David, army rank, 17. 241. 
 army rank, 1 6. 1141. 
 pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Quinn, Francis, army rank, 16. 1141. 
 Quinn, Loftin, exempted, 9. 451. 
 Quinn, IVIichl., army rank, 16. 1141. 
 Caswell to on conduct of troops, 13. 
 
 166-167. 
 lieut., 10. 629, 944. 
 murdered, 17. 326; 19. 524; by 
 order of Linton, 15. -518. 
 Quinn, Thos., army rank, 16. 1141. 
 Quinn, Wm. L., pensioner, 22. 81. 
 Quinton, John, exempted, 7. 362. 
 Quipotan, in Va., 1. 457. 
 Quit rents, 1. 51, 52, 846, 847; 22. vi. 
 account of, 5. 78; desired, 4. 586; 
 to be made out, 5. 103 ; to be sent, 
 1. 845. 
 accounts of transferred for McCul- 
 
 loh, 5. 629-630. 
 act for considered by Board of 
 Trade, 5. 484, 487, 488; to be 
 repealed and discussed, 5. 93, 
 
QUIT RENTS 
 
 387 
 
 QUIT RENTS 
 
 100, 107, 117; disallowed, 5. 448; 
 for remission of, 23. 122; act on, 
 23. 301-303, 310-312, 340, 350-1, 
 401; 25. 160, 215-19, 239, 304-9; 
 on distresses for, 23. 22-23, 333; 
 not enforced, 5. 936, 938, 939, 950- 
 951; to build warehouse for, 23. 
 150-151, 336. 
 
 additional, bill for, 4. 546. 
 
 address of assembly to governor 
 on, 4. 154, 155 ; to Jolmston on 
 troubles over, 4. 20-22, 236-237; 
 with historical review, 4. 108-110, 
 147-148. 
 
 Allen charged with frauds in, 4. 762- 
 763, 811-813. 
 
 amount, 1. 832; 2. 58, 727, 729; 3. 
 78, 609, 621-622, 1136; 5. 101, 945; 
 6. 618; for 6 months, 5. 23; in C, 
 2. 196; in S. C, 2. 423; of arrears 
 collected, 4. 177; received, 2. 169' 
 170; to be paid by Dobbs, 5. 770, 
 771. 
 
 and commodities as legal tender, 7. 
 xviii-xlx. 
 
 and land grants from Dobbs, 8. 160. 
 
 and McCulloh, 5. 753. 
 
 answer of council on bill for, with 
 historical review, 4. 93-95, 134- 
 135. 
 
 Archdale to settle, 1. 390. 
 
 arrears being collected, 4. 8, 24, 60, 
 201; due, 4. 922, 1088; in C, 2. 
 721-723; not remitted, 9. 606; 
 paid to proprietors by King, 3. 38; 
 remitted, 3. 95, 157-158; 5. 19, 
 1093, 1094; threatened, 3. 354; to 
 be remitted, 5. 1133. 
 
 articles receivable for, 4. 185. 
 
 assembly to Burrington on payment 
 of, 3. 548, 551, 568-570 ; to council 
 on, 4. 132-133. 
 
 attempts to pass law considered, 4. 
 611, 613. 
 
 behavior of Rutherford as receiver 
 considered, 5. 940. 
 
 bill for, 4. 14, 240, 362, 363, 366, 
 367, 370, 371, 372, 873, 377, 378, 
 383, 387, 388, 396, 397, 399; ap- 
 proved, 9. 1141 ; for collecting, 8. 
 360, 362, 375, 418, 426, 428, 454, 
 455, 456, 523-524; 9. 115, 163, 172, 
 175, 195, 1175; bill on ment'd, 9. 
 824; 10. 379; discussed, 9. 1007; 
 on payment of, 4. 121, 991, 992, 
 993, 994, 995, 999, 1021; 5. 243, 
 263, 264, 265, 268, 270, 279, 281, 
 283, 284, 290, 291, 292, 309, 310; 
 
 rejected, 9. 3; to ascertain pay- 
 ment of, 4. 85, 88, 90, 92; 
 to build warehouse for, 4. 
 539, 540, 542, 546, 549, 565, 
 567, 568, 572; to regulate, 8. 
 266, 274, 275, 276, 279-280, 284, 
 294, 304, 308, 309, 310, 312, 313, 
 314, 318, 320-321; 4. 17; remit ar- 
 rears, 4. 88, 92, 125, 388; to re- 
 peal law for payment of, 4. 1065, 
 1066, 1067, 1068, 1069, 1070, 1071, 
 1072; to repeal use of indigo in 
 payment, 4. 1065, 1066, 1068; to 
 secure, 4. 180-9. 
 
 cash requirement unsatisfactory, 3. 
 331. 
 
 cause of decrease, 5. 101. 
 
 changes to be made in law on, 4. 
 1099. 
 
 collected in N. C, 3. 481; from Cur- 
 rituck by Va., 1. 306-307. 
 
 collection of arrears threatened, 4. 
 17; considered, 7. 882, 883. 
 
 collectors to render accounts, 2. 34, 
 65. 
 
 committee to prepare bill for, 4. 
 360. 
 
 commodities not taken for, 4. 824. 
 
 condition of records, 5. 942. 
 
 conference on bill to regulate, 4. 
 368-369, 371-372, 373, 396-397, 400, 
 401; by Board of Trade, 4. 325, 
 326, 327; 5. 28. 
 
 copy of law on asked, 4. 1030. 
 
 Crymble and Huey to Board of 
 Trade on payment of, 4. 259-260. 
 
 customs in payment, 4. 293-294. 
 
 danger from income in, 3. 150; to, 
 I. 366, 367, 372. 
 
 Dartmouth on bill for, 9. 695. 
 
 date due, 3. 168. 
 
 delay asked in collection of arrears, 
 4. 21. 
 
 demanded from all, 4. 40. 
 
 deputy receives for, 5. 423-424, 438- 
 439. 
 
 desirability of law, 5. 447-461. 
 
 difficulty of collecting, 3. 144; 4. 
 44, 678-679; 5. 815; 6. 1074-1076. 
 
 discussion over, 3. 598-599; 5. 93- 
 99; 8. 175-178; on character and 
 distraint for, 4. 243. 
 
 do not pay all the salaries, 3. 149. 
 
 Dobbs on collection of, 5. 145-146. 
 
 draft of clauses proposed to be 
 inserted in, 4. 315-316. 
 
 duties and powers of commissioner, 
 4. 1129-1133, 1133-1134. 
 
QUIT RENTS 
 
 388 
 
 QUIT RENTS 
 
 effect of Granville's claims in N. C, 
 5. 383. 
 
 efforts to collect arrears, 4. 1185. 
 
 for Granville's lands, 5. 625. 
 
 for lands north of Cape Pear, 1. 
 391. 
 
 from Crymble and Huey, 7. 140. 
 
 go into Granville's pocket, 5. Iv. 
 
 gold and silver demanded by Pro- 
 prietors, 4. 237. 
 
 grant good if not paid, 3. 148. 
 
 greater under King, 4. 304. 
 
 grievances in, 5. 298. 
 
 high, drive away settlers, 3. 198- 
 199, 200. 
 
 higher than in Va., 3. 337. 
 
 highest in America, 3. 432. 
 
 history of act on goods seized by 
 distress, 3. 182. 
 
 improving, 5. 763. 
 
 in Albemarle Co., 1. 238, 335-336; 
 and other sections, 3. 550, 566, 
 570, 601, 602, 608, 621. 
 
 in arrears in Granville's lands, 4. 
 792, 798. 
 
 in Granville's lands, 6. 30. 
 
 in Md. and Pa., 3. 12. 
 
 in S. C, ■«. 706; 3. 481. 
 
 in Va., 3. 566. 
 
 in what payable, 25. 217. 
 
 increase in, 3. 155; 4. 308; 5. 788; 
 6. 720. 
 
 instructions on, 5. 1106, 1128, 1134; 
 asked, 3. 206-207; for collecting. 
 2. 603; on law for needed, 4. 586. 
 
 insufficient for expenses, 5. 15, 16. 
 
 Johnston on, 4. 8-9, 237-238, 424; on 
 laws regulating, 4. 415-417; to 
 Board of Trade on, 4. 266-267. 
 
 Johnston's quarrel over discussed, 
 4. xiv-xviii; reply to address on, 
 4. 110-114. 
 
 Mrs. Johnston asks for payment of 
 salary out of, 5. 21-23. 
 
 keep out settlers, 3. 210. 
 
 king thanked for remittance of, 3. 
 294; remitted, 3. 87. 
 
 lands sold for, 9. 369. 
 law for collection needed, 5. 214, 
 218, 234, 238; opposed by Gran- 
 ville's agents, 5. 415; passed con- 
 trary to instructions, 4. 1081, 
 1122; for payment of discussed, 9. 
 991-992; for remission of repealed, 
 4. 434-435; of distress for dis- 
 cussed and to be repealed, 5. 106, 
 115; law on, 4. 919, 921; dis- 
 cussed and to be repealed, 5. 105- 
 
 108, 117; reviewed and troubles 
 with, 11. 106-108; repealed, 4. 439, 
 595; to be secured, 4. 846; to regu- 
 late, 3. 157-168; should be passed, 
 
 4. 772, 778. 
 
 law to be settled, 1. 555. 
 
 legal examination and criticism of 
 
 law on, 4. 425-32, 436, 437, 438. 
 letters on ment'd, 4. 624; discussed, 
 
 5. 647-648; on troubles over sent 
 to Board of Trade, 4. 270. 
 
 limits claimed in N. C, 3. 396. 
 list of rated commodities, 4. 174-175. 
 lower rents desired, 3. 336-337. 
 
 lowest limit, 3. 102. 
 
 McCuUoh a commissioner on, 4. 667; 
 and others excused from, 7. 676- 
 677; asks release from, 8. 63; 
 commissioned as inspector and in- 
 structions, 11. 31-41; comptroller 
 of, 4. 438; grant to exempted for 
 10 years, 4. 163, 164; memorial 
 on considered, 5. 987; memorial 
 to offset q. r. with debts due to 
 him in S. C. and Board of Trade 
 to king on same, 11. 117-120; on 
 S. C. act to remedy rent roll, 1 1 . 
 102-103; on troubles over in S. C, 
 11. 51-54; released from, 8. 52-53; 
 request on considered, 5. 630; 
 responsible for, 7. 454; to free- 
 holders on settlement of, 11. 66- 
 72, 73; to Pownall on, 6. 1046- 
 1047. 
 
 Martin on bill for, 9. 671-672, 1257; 
 reports on, 9. 260-263; to Carteret 
 on collection of, 15. 96. 
 
 memorial of Rutherford on collec- 
 tion of and ans. of attorney gen- 
 eral, 9. 602-606; on insufficiency 
 ment'd, S. 167. 
 
 methods of improving, 5. 414; to se- 
 cure law for, 4. 584-585. 
 
 Murray's notes received for, 5. 946, 
 952-953, 955; to be rec'd for, 5. 
 825. 
 
 must be lowered, 3. 139-140. 
 
 must be paid on land, 4. 203. 
 
 must be reduced to 2s. per 100a, 3. 
 155, 156. 
 
 new method of collecting, 3. 83. 
 
 no money to pay, 7. 433. 
 
 none collected since Burrington's 
 arrival, 3. 481. 
 
 none paid since 1728, 3. 436. 
 
 not accounted for, 4. 1078. 
 
 not collected, 3. 431; 4. vi; under 
 Burrington, 4. 176. 
 
QUIT RENTS 
 
 389 
 
 QUIT RENTS 
 
 not demandable in specie, 4. 289. 
 
 note to governor on, 4. 151. 
 
 of McCulloh to be off set by salary, 
 5. 927-928. 
 
 of Saxons, 1. 756. 
 
 offer to farm rec'd, 8. 53. 
 
 officers arrested for collecting, 4. 
 244, 265, 272. 
 
 on McCulloli's lands, 5. 622-623; 
 considered, 6. 718-719. 
 
 oppression in, S. 77. 
 
 order for payment of, 4. 649; as to 
 arrears, 4. 36-37. 
 
 owners refuse to pay, £. 55. 
 
 paid in paper, 3. 145; in sterling, 4. 
 175-176; in tobacco in Va., 11. 68. 
 
 paper should not be used in pay- 
 ment of, 6. 24; to be received for, 
 2. 235, 243, 244. 
 
 payable in commodities and paper, 
 5. 100, 102; in current money, 3. 
 549, 561, 568, 606, 611; in rated 
 commodities, 5. 449, 451-452, 455, 
 458-459; in sterling and proclama- 
 tion, 5. 449, 451-452; on the land, 
 4. 132. 
 
 payment of an unusual matter, 4. 
 267. 
 
 per cent paid for collection, 5. 145. 
 
 petition on act, 4. 497. 
 
 Popple to Johnston on, 4. 248-249. 
 
 postponed by refusal of owners to 
 patent lands, 4. 768-769. 
 
 powers and duties of commissioner 
 considered, 4. 1142-1143. 
 
 printed notes receivable for, 5. 822. 
 
 proceeds from tobacco, deer skins 
 and beeswax, 4. 1131. 
 
 proposals of McCulloh on settle- 
 ment of and reports of S. C. com- 
 mittee on same, 11. 61-65. 
 
 proposed method of settling pay- 
 ment, 4. 205, 206-207; places of 
 payment, 4. 372, 373, 400. 
 
 proposition to pay them in tobacco, 
 etc., 3. 235, 243. 
 
 promise of, 1. 542. 
 
 questions on answer by Atty Gen., 
 7. 135-137. 
 
 raised under king, 3. 139-140. 
 
 rate, 1. 696; 4. 321; 5. 103; 6. 577; 
 of discount in payment of, 4. 345; 
 of exchange between bills and 
 sterling, 4. 67; under Great Deed 
 of Grant, 3. 480-481. 
 
 reasons against reserving and rais- 
 ing, 3. 125. 
 
 receipt for, 1. 403. 
 
 receiver gen. suspended, 5. 827. 
 
 regulations of McCulloh on pay- 
 ment of, 11. 56-59. 
 
 remission of arrears suggested, 9. 
 262. 
 
 remitted to Crymble and Huey for 
 10 years, 4. 253, 256, 673; to Mc- 
 Culloh, 7. 783; 8. 161; for 10 
 years, 4. 213, 215. 
 
 rent roll bill condemned in S. C, 
 11. 59-60; to be made, 2. 34-35. 
 
 report on, 5. 19-21, 167, 652, 707; 7. 
 513; 8. 193, 195-6; on arrears, 22. 
 240-260; on arrears of salary, 9. 
 653-655; by att'y and solicitor 
 general, 4. 286-291; by receiver 
 general, 5. 586-589; condition of, 
 9. 368-370; desired, 7. 450; ex- 
 amined, 5. 826; to be made on, 
 5 145; 8. 150; against law for, 
 
 4. 420. 
 
 reserved on gift to Burrington, 2. 
 
 491. 
 resolution of assembly on, 4. 392- 
 
 393. 
 revenues considered, 4. 1077. 
 riots over payment, 4. 267. , 
 
 Rutherford's report on, 9. 608-610; 
 
 to council, 8. 161-164. 
 St. John inspector, 1 1 . 1-3. 
 sale of tobacco taken for, 4. 1120. 
 same as in Va., 3. 198, 200. 
 should be lowered, 3. 496. 
 should be remitted, 1. 860. 
 should be settled, 4. 77-78, 82, 84, 
 
 119-120. 
 should be used for salaries, 3. 294- 
 
 295. 
 Sothel to report on, 1. 347. 
 state of, 4. 1097. 
 sterling demanded for, 1. 707; 2. 33, 
 
 34, 235, 250; 4. xiv, xvii-xviii, 21; 
 
 may be demanded for, 3. 598-599. 
 suffering from repeal of law, 4. 792, 
 
 793. 
 suits for dismissed, 24. 62, 72. 
 suspension of receiver gen. discussed, 
 
 5. 481. 
 
 things receivable for, 4. 167, 174, 
 
 186, 266, 267. 
 times and places of payment, 4. 
 
 186-187. 
 to be charged against squatters, 4. 
 
 206. 
 to be paid in proc. money, 3. 167, 
 
 174, 175, 294, 353, 541, 548, 549, 
 
 551, 561, 563, 565-566, 568, 570, 
 
 598, 611; 5. 96. 
 
QUITAEE EIVEE 
 
 390 
 
 EACE STEEET 
 
 to be regulated, 5. 113. 
 
 to be remitted, 3. 541, 549, 564, 568. 
 
 to be reserved, 1. 556. 
 
 to Queen in Pa., 1. 890. 
 
 trouble in collection, 4. 15, 30, 241, 
 245-248, 285, 744; 6. 78; 8. 168 
 22. 876-8; in collecting on bound 
 ary of Va. and N. C, 1. 459, 460 
 over, 11. 30; in Albemarle, 1. 256 
 on S. C. boundary, 11. 113-114 
 said to be settled, 4. 356, 358, 386. 
 
 Tryon on collection of, 8. 45-49; to 
 Hillsborough on, 8. 53-54. 
 
 Tuscarora war to be paid out of, 1. 
 840. 
 
 under proprietors, 4. 20. 
 
 warehouses for, 4. 479. 
 
 way to increase them, 3. 432. 
 
 See also Rent roll, Rents. 
 Quitare River, harbor of, 3. 9. 
 Quitmak Swamp, 2. 283. 
 Quitsna, 2. 458. 
 Quitsnay Swamp, 23. 299. 
 Quixote, Don, 9. 1096; 19. 896. 
 Quieyson, Col., 15. 370. 
 Quo warranto proceedings, against 
 charter discussed, 1. xxv, 641, 642- 
 643, 644. 
 
 proposed prosecution against pro- 
 prietary colonies, 1. 352-354, 673. 
 
 use of ment'd, 2. xiii. 
 Quorum, act on, 23. 252. 
 
 Board of Trade on, 6. 539-540. 
 
 correspondence on, 9. 954-6, 599, 
 600. 
 
 Dartmouth on, in assembly, 9. 665. 
 
 discussed by Martin, 9. 621. 
 
 in Proprietors' Courts and in Par- 
 liament, 25. 129, 132. 
 
 majority required for gen. assem., 
 10. 1012. 
 
 of assembly, 4. 1155, 1157, 1170, 
 1176, 1177; 5. 82, 1111; 6. 595- 
 596, 597, 598, 836; discussed, 5. 
 88-89, 90; 6. xxv-xxvii, 724, 984- 
 985; fixed, 5. 113; to be fixed, 5. 
 91. 
 
 quarrel over, 6. 267, 320, 470, 670; 
 in a.ssem., 6. 752, 1024, 1035, 1049, 
 1089; 9. xxvi-xxviii. 
 
 question of settled, 10. xxiv. 
 Quotas, 19. 946. 
 
 comparative value for each State, 
 15. 660. 
 
 for public debt, 16. 413, 415, 429, 
 760, 771, 890, 929; 17. 60, 289, 513, 
 528, 533-536. 
 
 for war expenses, 18. 411-413, 414- 
 
 415, 429-430, 437, 438, 439, 444. 
 
 of money among states, 19. 946; re- 
 fused to N. C, 22. 978, 979, 980. 
 
 of states for war expenses, 16. 754- 
 755, 760, 771, 776, 890, 928-929; 
 17. 18, 52-63, 65, 289, 512-514, 525- 
 532, 533-536, 538-540, 542-544, 546- 
 551, 558-562, 587. 
 
 of states to U. S., 17. 667-669, 703- 
 709, 779-782. 
 
 of troops to be raised, 19. 889. 
 
 refused by charter colonies, 1. 632. 
 
 to be raised, 19. 630-1. 
 
 Treasury Board on, 2. 783-785. 
 Quynn. See Quinn. 
 Quynn, IVIr., in Md. leg., 16. 794. 
 Quynn, Allen, alderman, 16. 791, 793. 
 
 R 
 
 R , Mr., 16. 933. 
 
 R , John, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-9. 
 Rabaro, Francisco, prisoner, 22. 268. 
 Rabb, Robt., in militia, 22. 396. 
 Rabb, Thomas, juror, 4. 520. 
 Rabbit of Flacoa, signs treaty, 17. 
 
 586. 
 Rabern's Creek (Rabirn, Rebun), Pan- 
 ning lives at, 22. 181, 184, 185, 
 
 187, 188. 
 See also Rayborn's Creek. 
 Rabin (Rabun), Matthew, resolve in 
 
 favor of, 19. 138, 249, 251. 
 Rabinnovitz, Miss Amelia, assists on 
 
 census index, 26. 239c. 
 Rabour, Matthew, allowance to, 22. 
 
 841. 
 Rabour, Rose, executed, 22. 841. 
 Rabun, Jno., in militia, 22. 332. 
 Rabun, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 332. 
 Rabun, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 333. 
 Raburn, Matthew, commissioner, 14, 
 
 489. 
 staff officer, 15. 450. 
 Raby, Adam, army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Raby, Blake, in militia, 15. 399. 
 Raby, Cader, army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Raby, Demsey, in militia, 22. 356. 
 Raccoon, act to prevent export of 
 
 furs, 25. 10-11. 
 Race Horse, brings in salt, 13. 28. 
 dispute over ownership of, 13. 176- 
 
 177, 179. 
 Race Street Reformed Church, 8. 733. 
 
EACHEL 
 
 391 
 
 EAIFOKD, EOBEKT 
 
 Rachel, schooner, arrives, 13. 362. 
 
 Rachel Smith, vessel, 13. 355. 
 
 Rachford, Wm., In militia, 22. 281. 
 
 Racing, 13. 493. 
 
 Rackley, Anthony, land grant to, 4. 
 710. 
 
 Racl<ley, Frederick, prisoner, 15. 609, 
 630. 
 
 Rackley, Jeremiah, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Rackley, John, juror, 4. 522. 
 land grant to, 4. 590, 684. 
 
 Rackley, Miles, in militia, 22. 879. 
 
 Rackley, Parsons, in militia, 22. 379. 
 
 Rackley, Saul, in militia, 22. 378. 
 
 Rackley, Wm., prisoner, 15. 609, 630. 
 
 Racon, John Augustine de, petition of, 
 18. 28, 33, 260, 396. 
 
 Ractliff, Wm., army ranli, 16. 1148. 
 
 Radcliff, Charles, parole to be ex- 
 tended, 13. 961. 
 
 Raddas, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 Raddon, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 
 Raddon, Joseph, shipmaster and im- 
 porter, 10. 511. 
 
 Raddy, James, officer, 22. 702. 
 
 Radford, John, army record, 13. 481. 
 
 Radford, Robert, land grant to, 4. 619. 
 land warrant vacated, 4. 69. 
 
 Radford, Wm., in militia, 22. 282. 
 
 Rae, , Elbert & Co., 10. 329. 
 
 Rae, Robert, commissioner to Creeks, 
 10. 329-331. 
 
 Rafle, Caleb, army ranli, 16. 1149. 
 
 Raft Swamp, 15. 654; 22. 572; 25. 28. 
 battle at, 19. 991 ; 22. 126, 134, 149. 
 prisoners to be taken to, 15. 557. 
 reg't should be stationed on, 22. 608. 
 Tories in, 15. 525-526; 16. 487, 716- 
 717; 19. 963; 22. v, 546, 550, 563. 
 
 Ragland, Benj., in militia, 22. 166. 
 
 Rag land, Evan, in militia, 22. 307. 
 
 Ragland, Evan, in militia, 22. 370. 
 
 Ragland, Evan, land grant to, 4. 618. 
 
 Ragland, Evan, vestryman, 23. 497. 
 
 Ragland, Evan, Junr., pay to, 22. 488. 
 
 Ragland, Hudson Evan, pay to, 22. 
 488. 
 
 Ragland, Stephen, juror, 4. 523. 
 
 Ragland, Stephen, quit rents of, 22. 
 243. 
 
 Ragland District, Granville Co., tax- 
 payers in, 26. 1284-5. 
 
 Ragland's, 23. 478. 
 
 Ragland's Warehouse, inspection at, 
 25. 379. 
 
 Raglan's, tobacco inspection at, 23. 
 411, 641, 792. 
 
 Raglin, Evan, in militia, 22. 366. 
 
 Raglin, Evan, juror, 4. 522. 
 
 Raglin, Evan, report on militia co., 22. 
 
 369. 
 Ragon, John, Jr., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89. 
 Ragon, John, Sr., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89. 
 Raiborn, Jno., in militia, 22. 451. 
 Raibourn, George, in army, 15. 718. 
 Raiby, Elisha, horseman, 15. 509. 
 Raifield, Spencer, army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Raifield, Spinencoy, in army, 13. 522. 
 Raiford. See Rayford. 
 Raiford, Mr., quoted, 14. 480. 
 Raiford, IVIr., reports on ammunition 
 
 at Campbelton, 14. 392. 
 Raiford, Coms'r, to Burke on clothes, 
 
 22. 614-15. 
 Raiford, Coms'y, clothing to, 16. 602- 
 
 603. 
 Raiford, Lieut., clothing to, 16. 602- 
 603. 
 to Burke on clothes, 22. 614-15. 
 Raiford, Calib, in prison, 15. 532. 
 Raiford, Jacob, in militia, 22. 451. 
 Raiford, James, discharged, 14. 492. 
 Raiford, John, a J. P., 5. 657. 
 Raiford, John, army pay, 17. 242. 
 army rank, 16. 1142. 
 nom. for major, 17. 858, 952, 954. 
 Raiford, Matthew, a J. P., 23. 992. 
 
 in assem., 8. 107, 145, 303. 
 Raiford, Matthew, Jr., regulator, 8. 80. 
 Raiford, Matthew, Sr., a J. P., 5. 654. 
 Raiford, Maurice, allowance to, 16. 
 169. 
 army pay, 17. 242. 
 Raiford, Morris, ensign, 17.-967. 
 Raiford, Philip, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 in assembly. 13. 784, 786, 812, 813, 
 
 824; 19. 381, 385. 
 on regulation of Cross Creels, 15. 
 
 209-211. 
 owes state, 21. 1075. 
 petitions for new charter, 9. 79-80. 
 surrenders charter of Campbelton, 9. 
 270-271. 
 Raiford (Rayford), Capt. Robert, 16. 
 639 ; 22. 95, 96. 
 apologizes to Sumner, 15. 646. 
 asks for money, 14. 859. 
 captain, 10. 944, 949; 15. 786; 22. 
 
 1049. 
 engaged in Bladen' riots, 16. 720, 723, 
 
 741-742, 991. 
 furnishes cattle, 16. 208. 
 goes to N. C, 16. 614. 
 Greene to on Bladen riots and an- 
 
KAIFOKD, WILLIAM 
 
 392 
 
 EAINSFOED, GILES 
 
 swer, 16. 723-724. 
 men of enlist in S. C. service, 11. 
 
 431. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 
 on board of rearrangement, 16. 575. 
 petition, 21. 267, 282, 359, 631, 673, 
 
 695. 
 promotion, 17. 132, 141. 
 rank, 16, 72, 576, 608, 664, 1146. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 250. 
 receives recruits, 14. 167, 171. 
 returns Sumner's brigade, 14. 364. 
 roster of co., 16. 1007, 1008, 1015, 
 1020, 1023, 1024, 1032, 1035, 1038, 
 1044, 1046, 1047, 1048, 1053, 1054, 
 1057, 1059, 1066, 1069, 1070, 1081, 
 1084, 1091, 1093, 1094, 1099, 1106-7, 
 1114, 1118-9, 1122, 1125, 1126-7, 
 1130-1, 1136, 1138, 1140, 1149, 1150, 
 1162-3, 1166, 1171, 1173, 1174-5, 
 1179, 1185, 1186, 1189, 1192, 1195. 
 sells steers, 22. 613. 
 stores to, 15. 597. 
 
 to Sumner on condition of troops, 1 3. 
 472-473 ; on movement of troops, 
 16. 644-645. 
 Raiford, Wm., regulator, S. 79. 
 Railey. See Raley. 
 Railey, Edmd., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Railey, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Railey, James, claim allowed, 5. 979. 
 Railey, Miles, pay to, 22. 489. 
 Railsback, Edward, pay to, 22. 1013. 
 Rainbeau, the, commission asked for, 
 14. 106-107. 
 privateer, 14. iv. 
 Rainbow Banks, 3. 176, 425, 583; 5. 
 92, 115, 405 ; 23. 112, 335, 445 ; 25. 
 212. 
 Raindtree, Ruben, army rank, 16. 
 
 1147. 
 Raines. See Rains, Ranes, Rayns. 
 Raines, Anthony, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Raines, George, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Raines, Henry, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Raines, John, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Rainej^. See Rainy, Raney. 
 Rainey, Mr., 6. 580. 
 Rainey, Maj., 22. 228, 229. 
 Rainey, David, payment to, 21. 219, 
 
 221. 
 Rainey, James, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Rainey, James, army pay. 17. 244. 
 Rainey, Jas., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Rainey, Jas., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rainey, John, petition, 21. 804, 896, 
 
 981. 
 Rainey, John, petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Rainey, Peter, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Rainey, Robert, a J. P., 6. 343. 
 
 complains against J. P.'s, 6. 1012. 
 
 complaints examined, 6. 1064-1065. 
 Rainey, Wm., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 
 claim, 9. 486, 489. 
 Rainey, Wm., land grant to, 4. 960. 
 Raineys, Wm., land grant to, 4, 1036. 
 Rainford, Matthew, fined, 9. 652. 
 Rainguenoire, Peter, to command pri- 
 vateer, 16. 520. 
 
 to Nasb on despatches, 1 5. 662 ; 1 9. 
 882. 
 Rainolds (Rainoldi), De Romanse Ec- 
 
 clesice Idolatria, 2. 583. 
 Rains. See Raines, Ranes, Rayns. 
 Rains, Capt., tory, 22. 208. 
 Rains, Geo., tory officer, 22. 196, 199, 
 
 208. 
 Rains, Henry, in assembly, 12. 265, 
 368, 408, 429, 441; 19. 373, 375. 
 
 in militia, 9. 1076. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 500, 914, 918. 
 
 on com. of cor. Johnston Co., 9. 1032. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 19. 500. 
 Rains, James,tory officer, 22. 196. 
 Rains, Jarvis, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rains, John, answers letter of Wilson, 
 22. 227, 239. 
 
 attacked by whigs, 22. 203. 
 
 first tory to take up arms, 22. 208. 
 
 property destroyed, 22. 199. 
 
 takes command of tories, 22. 207, 
 208. 
 
 tory officer, 22. 196, 199, 206, 209. 
 
 treats with wbigs, 22. 218, 219. 
 Rains, John, in militia, 22. 162. 
 Rains, Joshua, petition, 19. 43-44, 47. 
 Rains, Oliver, in militia, 9. 1076. 
 Rains, Robert, tory officer, 22. 196. 
 Rains, Rubin, in militia, 22. 161. 
 Rains, Wm., bond confiscated, 17. 372; 
 
 24. 762. 
 Rains, Wm., on S. C. of Pitt, 9. 1095. 
 Rains, Wm., tory officer, 22. 196. 
 
 treats with whigs, 22. 219. 
 Rainsford, Rev. Giles, 2. 137, 138, 288. 
 
 aided in Va., 2. 18. 
 
 asks for books, 2. 54-55, 153. 
 
 books not disposed of, 2. 138. 
 
 cost of living, 1. 859-860. 
 
 criticised by Urmston, 2. 219-220. 
 
 desires to go to Pa., 2. 18. 
 
 divides parish with Urmston, 1. 858. 
 
 fails to get Adams's books, 1. 885. 
 
 German preacher to be sent with, 1. 
 831. 
 
EAINWATEE, JAMES 
 
 393 
 
 EAMSAUE 
 
 gets no answer to bills, 2. 54-55. 
 
 gets no pay, 2. 54. 
 
 gets nothing but fish to eat, 2. 55. 
 
 house of, 2. 123. 
 
 Hyde to on religious affairs, 1. 849- 
 850. 
 
 invited to Va., 2. 54. 
 
 learns Indian language, 2. 152. 
 
 misfortunes, 2. 122. 
 
 on Mashburn's school, 1. 859. 
 
 on TJrmston, 1. 858; 2. 17. 
 
 orders books, 1. 860. 
 
 preaches to Indians, 1. 859. 
 
 proposes to" go as missionary to In- 
 dians, 2. 152-153. 
 
 saves 200 souls from Quakerism 2. 
 153. 
 
 sick, 2. 17. 
 
 to Chamberlaine on N. C. affairs, 1. 
 857-860; 2. 53-55. 
 
 to Gov. Nicholson on libraries and 
 school masters, 2. 75-76. 
 
 to S. P. G., on his work in N. C, 2. 
 152-153, 245; on religious affairs, 
 2. 121-123, 245; on Tuscarora war 
 and state of church, 2. 16-18. 
 
 transferred to Va., 2. 17. 
 
 troubles Urmston, 1. 888. 
 
 Urmston on action of, 2. 78, 127-128. 
 
 well received, 1. 858. 
 
 work of in England, 2. 122. 
 Rainwater, Jas., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Rainwater, Jnc, in militia, 22. 377. 
 Rainwater, Jnc, in militia, 22. 379. 
 Rainwater, John, land grant to, 4. 353. 
 Rainy. See Rainey, etc. 
 Rainy, Wm., claim, 9. 487. 
 Raiper. See Raper. 
 Raiper, John, in army, 13. 518. 
 Raiper, Robert, in army, 13. 520. 
 Raisher. See Rasher. 
 Raisher, IVIichl., land grant to, 4. 594. 
 Raising coin, act on, 1. 539. 
 Raisonabie, the, ship, 22. 958. 
 Rai<es, James, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Raiah, John, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 92. 
 Raleigh, Walter, gift of Elizabeth to, 
 
 10. 300-301. 
 
 settlement of, 1. x; 2. 395, 449. 
 Raleigh, 1. iii ; 3. iv ; 5.' xviii, 1159, 
 1163; 8. xxii, 652, 727, 788, 791; 
 
 11. v, vi ; 17. viii ; 18. ix; 19. iv, 
 vi, 970, 977, 978, 991; 20. vii; 21. 
 vi; 22. vii, 152; 23. iii; 24. iv; 
 25. vi; 26. iv. 
 
 public records destroyed In, 11. iv. 
 street named for T. Person, 8. xxx. 
 
 Raleigh, Continental frigate, 13. 418. 
 Raleigh Baptist Ass'n, history, 5. 1175, 
 
 1182, 1183. 
 Raleigh Canal, act to cut, 24. 965-6. 
 Raleigh Church, 5. 1182. 
 Raleigh Company, act for improving 
 I Albemarle Sd., 24. 931-4, 965-6. 
 Raleigh Inlet, act to open, 24. 931-4, 
 
 965-6. 
 Raleigh's Fort, ruins seen, 1. 18. 
 I Raiey. See Railey, Rayley, Reyley. 
 Raley, Jeremiah, militiaman, 7. 262. 
 Raley, IVIiles, pay to, 22. 489. 
 Raley, Moses, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rail, Jas., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Railey, Jno., in militia, 22. 347. 
 Railey, Patrick, in militia, 22, 348. 
 Railey, Randal, in militia, 22. 348. 
 Railey, Wm., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Rail's Lutheran Church, S. C, 8. 778. 
 Ralph, Isaac, takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Ralph, John, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Ralph, John, petition rejected, 2. 573. 
 Ralph, Lewis, army pay, 17. 242. 
 army rank, 15. 719; 16. 1144. 
 Ralph, Thos., allowance to, 22. 864. 
 Ralph, Thos., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Ralph, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Ralph, Wm., Jr., juror, 25. 187. 
 Ralsby Richard, in army, 15. 720. 
 Ralston (Rolston), Capt., roster of co., 
 16. 1009, 1025, 1039, 1088, 1142, 
 1152, 1180. 
 Ram, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Ram, Jeremiah, land grant to, 4. 803. 
 Ram, Michael, rights proved, 4. 617. 
 Ram, Peter, land grants to, 4. 618, 704. 
 Ramadan, month of, 19. 1001. 
 Ramage, Alexr., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Ramage, Thos., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Ramapoy (-paugh), headquarters at, 
 
 12. 475, 476. 
 Rambo, Laurence, recommended for 
 capt., 22. 335. 
 threatens Stuart, 7. 866. 
 to be capt. of militia, 5. 365. 
 Ramche, Frederick, memorial, 21. 217, 
 223, 259, 267, 290, 319, 589, 622, 
 642. 
 Rame, Peter, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Ramer, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Ramey, Jno., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Ramillies, ship, escapes, 15. 121. 
 Ramly, Wm., in militia, 22. 427. 
 Rammage, Alex., in army, 15. 726. 
 Ramoth Gilead Church, 5. 1180. 
 Ramsaur. See Ramsour. 
 
EAMSAUE FAMILY 
 
 394 
 
 KAMSEY, AMBEOSE 
 
 Ramsaur family, 8. 756. 
 
 pioneers, 8. 751, 753. 
 Ramsaur's Mills, Tories defeated at, 
 
 14. xiii, xiv. 
 
 Ramsay. See Ramsey, Ramsy. 
 Ramsay, Capt., delivers Br. prisoners, 
 
 15. 63. 
 
 pay to, 22. 1016. 
 Rosser to on Tories, 16. 210-211. 
 roster of co., 16. 1016, 1032,. 1038, 
 1091, 1098, 1136, 1161. 
 Ramsay, Lt., dead, 15, 757. 
 Ramsay, A., 20. 222. 
 Ramsay, Allen, army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Ramsay, Andrew, pensioner, 22. 84. 
 Ramsay, Danl., army ranli, 16. 1149. 
 Ramsay (Ramsey), David, extracts 
 from History of the Revolution in 
 S. C, by, 10. 340-341. 
 Fayssoux to on treatment of Amer. 
 
 prisoners, 17. 625-629. 
 in C. C, 17. 591; 18. 488, 548, 552, 
 
 640, 641. 
 prisoner, 15. 392. 
 quoted, 19. 974, 979, 980, 989. 
 Ramsay, F. A., ovres state, 21. 1068. 
 Ramsay, Francis, allowance to, 21. 
 
 862. 
 Ramsay, John, and Drake will case, 1 1. i 
 
 743-744. 
 Ramsay, John, in conv. 1789, 22. 37, 
 
 47, 48. 
 Ramsay, John, sells goods for N. C, 
 
 20. 405. 
 Ramsay, John, town coms'r, 24. 247. 
 Ramsay, Matw., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Ramsay, Mills, army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Ramsay, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 342. 
 Ramsay, Wm., missionary, 5. 1219. 
 Ramsay's Mills, 22. 157, 192. 
 battle at, 1 7. 1011 ; 22. 131. 
 Ramsbottam, Henry, wood worker, 22. 
 
 734. 
 Ramsburg, Mrs., dan. marries, 7. 39. 
 
 Ramsey, , 14. 530. 
 
 Ramsey, , killed, 20. 692. 
 
 Ramsey, , killed, 22. 683. 
 
 Ramsey, Mr., salt to, 14. 403. 
 Ramsey, Capt., 11. 597; 15. 438. 
 captured by Tories, 15. 586. 
 confines deserters, 1 5. 532 ; prisoners, 
 
 15. 489. 
 left out on rearrangement, 16. 578. 
 Ramsey, Dr., 16. 257. 
 Ramsey, Alexr., to receive bonds for 
 
 hire of negroes, 1 3. 747, 748, 802. 
 Ramsey, Allen, ensign, 17. 967. 
 Ramsey, Allen, exempted, 5. 194. 
 
 Ramsey, Allen, lieut., 10. 975. 
 Ramsey (Ramsay), Ambrose, a J. P., 
 9. 1169. 
 
 ammunition to, 14. 376. 
 
 appoints commander of militia, 15. 
 623. 
 
 Bd. of war to on guard for Bruce, 
 14. 385 ; on provisions, 14. 430 ; on 
 Tories in Chatham and Randolph, 
 14. 381-382, 391. 
 
 brig, gen., 13. 820-821, 822; 19. 468, 
 816; pro tem., 14. vii. 
 
 captured by Fanning, 15. 557. 
 
 Caswell to on provisions for troops, 
 14. 164-165. 
 
 colonel, 10. 207, 531. 
 
 commands Orange militia against In- 
 dians, 10. 753, 754. 
 
 coms'r on building, 24. 177, 942; on 
 conf. prop., 19. 122; on school, 24. 
 869 ; on town, 24. 513. 
 
 committee to reexamine accounts of 
 and report, 10. 943, 965. 
 
 dist. auditor, 24. 373. 
 
 impressments for company of, 10. 
 786. 
 
 in assembly, 12. 1, 2, 40, 52, 53, 55, 
 62, 74, 83, 201, 213, 214, 252, 568, 
 573, 588; 13. 624, 735, 736, 753, 825, 
 858, 894, 898; 17. 635, 705, 794, 
 795 ; 18. 1, 3, 24, 46, 59, 61, 90, 122, 
 134, 154, 155, 156, 160, 185; 19. 15, 
 29, 129, 130, 132, 136, 141, 152, 188, 
 186, 194, 202, 209, 215, 222, 223, 
 226, 227, 247, 257, 311, 323, 358, 
 360, 363, 400, 401, 411, 448, 460, 
 463, 467, 487, 517, 552, 565, 614 (?), 
 782 ; 20. 1, 3, 5, 39, 66, 68, 72, 76, 
 79, 81, 82, 83, 89, 102, 116, 122, 148, 
 301, 302, 305, 321, 328, 347, 367, 
 370, 372, 380, 390, 416, 426, 427, 
 431, 434, 437, 455, 473, 475, 476, 
 478, 514, 516, 519, 520, 528, 526, 
 527, 536, 546, 547; 21. 6. 
 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 2, 4, 25, 27, 30, 31, 
 34. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 167, 173, 500, 
 515, 523, 914, 915. 
 
 Livingston to on movement of troops 
 north, 15. 701. 
 
 memorial on making of guns, 12. 
 566, 672, 678 ; 1 3. 345-347. 
 
 money to, 16. 657. 
 
 nom. as treasurer, 1 6. 148 ; as com. 
 of confiscated property, 16. 169; 
 for C. of S., 17. 810, 893; for supt 
 of press, 17. 413; 20. 100. 
 
 on com., of assembly, 12. 7, 48, 188, 
 
KAMSEY, CHAKLES 
 
 395 
 
 EAMSEY'S MILL 
 
 150, 221, 240, 302, 314, 400, 427, 586, 
 587, 695 ; 13. 384, 739, 790, 826, 830, 
 831, 838, 869, 870, 915, 921, 930, 
 962; 17. 277, 302, 636, 638, 694, 
 721, 724, 70C, 849, 94C; 18. 8, 15, 
 33, 47, 98, 108, 237, 283, 285, 334, 
 341, 442. ■ 
 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 515, 935. 
 
 on S. C. of Hillsboro Dist., 10. 215. 
 
 petition considered, 16. 46, 53, 55, 
 56, 58, 59, 62; 17. 284, 287, 322; 
 19. 18, 23, 26, 27, 30, 33, 37; 20. 
 16, 38. 
 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 204. 
 
 recruiting officer for, 22. 928. 
 
 report on hiring of iron furnaces, 
 10. 608. 
 
 resigns as brig, gen., 21. 321, 323, 
 662; as iron worlis commissioner, 
 
 10. 967. 
 
 sent to gather up troops, 1 3. 278. 
 supplies sent to as prisoner, 15. 595. 
 to advance money to Wilcox, 10. 
 
 648. 
 to Caswell on Chatham affairs, 11. 
 
 475 ; on condition of iron works, 
 
 11. 487-488. 
 
 to hire iron furnace, 10. 540. 
 
 to make arms, 10. 539. 
 
 to sell public guns, 13. 569. 
 
 Ramsey, Charles, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 
 Ramsey, David, to Caswell on affairs 
 of C. C. and answer, 18. 515-517, 
 572, 582. 
 
 Ramsey, Francis, elected major, 20. 
 580. 
 
 Ramsey, Francis Alexr., nom. for mili- 
 tia officer, 21. 150, 160. 
 See also T. A. Ramsey. 
 
 Ramsey, H., in C. C. (Md.), 20. 632. 
 
 Ramsey, Henry, act for land to, 24. 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 
 Ramsey, Herndon, to Burke on Tories 
 and prisoners, 22. 550-1. 
 
 Ramsey, J., 14. 465. 
 
 Ramsey, James, regulator, 7. 736. 
 
 Ramsey, James, to Martin on his 
 steamboat, 17. 182-184. 
 
 Ramsey, Jas. G. M., History of Tenn., 
 quoted on the subjugation of the 
 Cherokees, 10. 881-885; reprint 
 from, 10. 606-607, 660-661. 
 
 Ramsey, Joel, army rank, 15. 718; 16. 
 1144. 
 
 Ramsey, John, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 claims allowed, 9. 224. 
 
 given flag of truce to Wilmington, 
 
 15. 595. 
 letter ment'd, 14. 402, 426, 431; 22. 
 577; and answer, 14. 442. 
 Ramsey, John, prisoner, 22. 582. 
 reports on Tories, 15. 610. 
 to Burke on Br. in Wilmington, 15. 
 437; on Tories, 22. 570-1; on To- 
 ries in Chatham, 22. 562-3; on 
 supplies for prisoners, 15. 576-577. 
 Ramsey, John, enters caveat, 22. 927. 
 Ramsey, John, petition, 18. 26, 116, 
 256, 259, 332, 342; 19. 176, 180, 
 194, 299, 322, 323, 341. 
 reports on sale of deerskins, 20. 698, 
 701, 702, 703, 720, 721, 727. 
 Ramsey, John, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Ramsey, Matthew, 14. 136; 18. 110, 
 111, 332. 
 accounts of to be examined, 10. 948. 
 captain, 10. 944, 949. 
 com. to reexamine accounts of and 
 
 report on same, 10. 965, 970. 
 in assembly, 16. 3, 49, 127, 153, 156, 
 
 165, 167; 19. 394. 
 letter to Fanning on his escape from 
 
 British, 22. 215. 
 memorial, 19. 203, 210, 211, 332, 342. 
 on com. assembly, 16. 34, 53, 54. 
 prisoner, 22. 551. 
 to Burke on Tories, 1 6. 235-236. 
 to Gates on provisions and Scotch, 
 
 14. 543-545. 
 treats with Fanning, 22. 214, 215, 
 216, 217, 238. 
 Ramsey, Nathaniel, in C. C, 18. 671, 
 
 709, 726, 754. 
 Ramsey, Robert, a J. P., 6. 799. 
 Ramsey, Robert, captain, 6. 1025. 
 Ramsey, Robert, land grants to, 4. 
 
 1246. 
 Ramsey, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 710. 
 Ramsey, Solomon, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Ramsey, T. A. (F. A.?), clerk H. C. 
 Franklin, 22. 714, 727. 
 See also F. A. Ramsey. 
 Ramsey, Thos., killed, 20. 722. 
 Ramsey, Wm., 19. 1234. 
 Ramsey, Wm., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Ramsey, Wm., ensign, 10. 937. 
 Ramsey, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1240. 
 Ramsey, 1. 976. 
 
 Ramsey's company, report on, 15. 703. 
 Ramsey's Lick, vested in coms'rs, 24. 
 
 915. 
 Ramsey's Mill, 14. 590, 770; 15. vi, 63, 
 75, 410, 433, 438, 442. 
 British at, 15. 569. 
 
EAMSOUEE, MICHAEL 
 
 396 
 
 EANDOLPH, ME. 
 
 militia to rendezvous at, 22. 580-1, 
 
 584. 
 return of troops at, 15. 74. 
 Ramsouer, Michael, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Ramsour. See Ramsaur. 
 Ramsour, Mr., In assem., 19. 614. 
 Ramsour, Henry, in militia, 22. 282. 
 
 tory officer, 22. 196. 
 Ramsour's, 22. 109. 
 Ramsour's Mill, 16. 638; 19. 968, 969, 
 990. 
 battle of, 19. 970, 971, 974, 981, 982, 
 983, 989, 990, 992, 996, 997; 21. 34, 
 409; 22. 127, 139, 730; 24. 633. 
 Cornwallis at, 17. 996-997; detained 
 
 at, 18. iv. 
 heroism at, 15. 171. 
 horses captured at, 15. 592. 
 prisoners dismissed at, 14. 463. 
 troops to rendezvous at, 1 G. 645 ; 
 24. 415. 
 Ramsy. See Ramsay, Ramsey. 
 Ramsy, Mrs., 9. 1065, 1069. 
 Ramsy, Robt., in militia, 22. 381. 
 
 Ranaldson, , 16, 974. 
 
 Rancy, Wm., regulator, 7. 737. 
 
 Rand, Jno., 10. 749. 
 
 Rand, J., to Burke on tory outrages, 
 
 22. 1044-6. 
 Rand, John, clerlj, 9. 298. 
 dist. auditor, 24. 387. 
 in assembly, 12. 337, 338, 340, 353, 
 354, 356, 368, 380, 399, 428, 429, 
 430, 442; 13. 624, 736, 753, 860, 
 862, 865, 872, 878, 883, 894, 898. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 166, 168, 173, 501, 
 
 523. 
 
 nom. as treasurer, 13. 765; 18. 804. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 12. 206, 225, 
 
 227, 340, 381, 386, 396, 405, 412, 
 
 422; 13. 739, 742, 746, 755, 790, 
 
 795, 875, 968. 
 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 168, 504, 
 
 505, 515, 541. 
 on com. to inquire into conduct of 
 
 loyalists, 10. 594-603. 
 on Council of Safety, 10. 581, 619, 
 
 624. 
 to Caswell on Wake Co. affairs, 13. 
 
 40. 
 town trustee, 24. 21. 
 Rand, John, exempted, 17. 973. 
 Rand, Wm., clerk of court, 11. 758. 
 coms'r on boundary, 24. 703. 
 in assembly. 19. 373, 375, 743, 773, 
 
 794, 804, 816, 821, 824. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 925, 960. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 950. 
 
 opposition to in Cumberland, 11. 
 
 626-627. 
 recruiting commissioner, 12. 72. 
 seat In Assembly vacated, 12. 266. 
 to inventory loyalists' property, 10. 
 
 554. 
 to receive Cumberland records, 10. 
 568, 629. 
 
 Randal, Capt., 11. 745; 16. 958. 
 
 Randal, George, 22. 239. 
 
 Randal, Wm., 14. 27; 23. 631. 
 capt. of light horse, 14. 323. 
 
 Randal (Randall), Wm., a J. P., 23. 
 993. 
 in assembly, 18. 227, 228, 257, 311, 
 312, 317, 344, 345, 346, 350, 357, 
 361, 362, 389, 399, 412, 429, 440, 
 443, 445, 469, 471; 19. 234, 235, 
 263, 282, 286, 299, 301, 489, 613, 
 622, 643, 667, 671, 675, 676, 688, 
 718, 719, 773, 794, 805, 808, 832; 
 20. 182, 230, 238, 239, 240, 246, 
 285, 287, 288; 21. 2, 3, 21, 42, 47, 
 52, 71, 74, 85, 121, 130, 189. 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 7, 26, 28, 31, 32. 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 85, 90. 
 
 Randal, Wm., in militia, 22. 318. 
 
 Randall, , 1. 161. 
 
 Randall, Capt., 11. 555. 
 
 Randall, Andrew, army pay, 17. 242. 
 in army, 15. 723. 
 
 Randall, Andrews, army rank, 16. 
 1147. 
 
 Randall, Annanlas, arrested for coun- 
 terfeiting, 10. 689. 
 
 Randall, Benj., in army against regu- 
 lators, 22. 409. 
 
 Randall, Edmund, petition, 21. 758, 
 789, 797, 905, 907, 951-952, 954, 960, 
 961. 
 
 Randall, Wm., army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 Randalman, John Samuel, petition 
 against marriage act, 9. 623-625. 
 
 Randell, James, petitions for division 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Randle, Justice, 5. 1209. 
 
 Randle, John, petition, 18. 77, 83, 478. 
 
 Randle, Peter, in assembly, 16. 2; 17. 
 878, 879, 928, 936, 947, 948, 953, 963; 
 19. 391, 397. 
 
 Randol, Wm., town trustee, 24. 610. 
 
 Randoll, Mr., clothier to Md. line, 14. 
 686. 
 
 Randolph, , president of Cont. 
 
 Cong., 9. 1246. 
 
 Randolph, Mr., in assembly, 18. 470. 
 
 Randolph, Mr., in Fed. Conv., 20. 763. 
 
 Randolph, Mr., reinstated, 5. 369. 
 
EAISTDOLPH, COL. 
 
 397 
 
 EANDOLPH COUNTY 
 
 Randolph, Col., 11. 169. 
 
 arrives from Ga., 1 1 . 173. 
 Randolph, Col., holds treaty with Cher- 
 
 okees, 5. 612 ; 6. 617. 
 Randolph, Alexander, laud grant to, 4. 
 
 1034. 
 Randolph, Benefltz, land grant to, 4. 
 
 56. 
 Randolph, Bev., Johnston to on conven- 
 tion, 21. 439-440. 
 Randolph, Beverly, letter of ment'd, 
 21. 668. 
 to Johnston on D. S. Canal, and an- 
 swer, 21. 439, 441-442. 
 Randolph, Edmund, charges against 
 N. C, 1. 527. 
 on Amer. crimes and misdemeanors, 
 
 1. 545-548. 
 on condition of Amer. trade, 1. 440- 
 
 442. 
 on enforcing laws of trade, 1. 461, 
 
 462-463, 464-470. 
 surveyor general, 1. 439. 
 to Board of Trade on proposed for- 
 feiture of charter, 1. 538, 548. 
 to prosecute forfeiture of charters, 
 1. 538. 
 Randolph, Edmund, Caswell to on 
 trade comrs., 18. 659. 
 comr. on trade, &c., 18. 542-548, 692, 
 
 792-793. 
 letter of ment'd, 1 8. 438. 
 letters to and from Caswell on public 
 
 affairs, 20. 600, 604-605. 
 to Caswell on proposed Fed. Conv. 
 in 1788, 20. 786; on regulation of 
 trade, 18. 535. 
 Randolph, Isham, land grant to, 4. 331. 
 Randolph, Jethro, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Randolph, John, considers quit rents, 
 
 8. 175-178. 
 Randolph, Mary, claim, 21. 231, 234. 
 Randolph, Matthew, petitions for Ty- 
 son, 18. 580. 
 Randotph, Peter, 7. 267. 
 reinstates Pennington as Comptrol- 
 ler, 7. 189. 
 surveyor general of customs, 4. 
 
 1809; 5. 950; 7. 149, 167. 
 to report on Stamp Act proceedings, 
 7. 190. 
 Randolph, Peter, school trustee, 24. 
 
 690. 
 Randolph, Peyton, chairman C. C, 9. 
 1071. 
 Indian commissioner, 5. xxii, xxvi- 
 
 xxvii. 
 payment to proposed, 5. 139. 
 
 signs Va. resolutions on Stamp Act, 
 7. 749. 
 
 to N. C. assembly on counterfeiting, 
 11. 241. 
 
 transmits resolves of Va. Burgesses 
 on state of colony, 8. 40-42. 
 Randolph, Wm., ai-my pay, 17. 242. 
 Randolph, Wm., character, 1. 468-464. 
 Randolph, the, blown up, 13. 402. 
 
 carries prizes into Charleston, 11. 
 778. 
 
 takes vessels, 1 1 . 774. 
 Randolph County, 4. x; 8. 786; 13. 
 936; 15. 639; 18. 148, 203, 244, 
 648, 691; 17. 291, 292, 300, 849; 
 18. 497, 528; 19. 98, 104, 218, 290, 
 347, 397, 580; 20. 10, 18, 27, 64, 
 137, 152, 186, 200, 264, 334, 338, 
 366, 545, 560; 21. 155, 213, 226, 
 580, 919 ; 22. 97, 144, 221, 558, 575 ; 
 24. 286, 287, 299. 
 
 act for public buildings in, 24. 541 ; 
 for tax for public buildings, 24. 
 461, 693, 810-11 ; 25. 93-4 ; for town 
 in, 24. 986-8 ; on jurors, 24. 273-5 ; 
 to change place of co. ct., 24. 770 ; 
 to collect tax arrears, 24. 824 ; to 
 create, 24. 234-6, 260; to destroy 
 wild animals, 24. 749-50; to fix 
 time of CO. cts., 24. 717-18 ; to vali- 
 date election, 24. 300 ; to inspect 
 tobacco, 24. 772. 
 
 arms and am. for militia, 16. 272. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1186. 
 
 bill for public buildings, 1 9. 142, 153, 
 159, 254, 255, 269, 273, 277; 20. 
 143, 154, 158, 178, 821, 839; 21. 
 788, 811, 952, 954 ; for town in, 1 7. 
 815, 342; 21. 22, 85, 101, 104; to 
 add part of Guilford to, 19. 558- 
 559, 565, 577; to add to Salisbury 
 Dist., 21. 240, 257, 276, 328, 602, 
 623 ; to change place of holding 
 court, 17. 296, 800, 301, 302, 344, 
 361, 362; 20. 25, 72, 77; 21. 788, 
 811, 952, 954. 
 
 bounds Granville's lands, 5. iv. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 927-950. 
 
 depredations of tories, 16. 203-205. 
 
 expeditions against tories, 16. 230. 
 
 Fanning's atrocities in, 16. 244-245. 
 
 German Reformed churches in, 8. 
 736, 737. 
 
 Germans in, 8. 729, 734, 737. 
 
 Hogg sent into, 16. 588, 540, 54], 
 543, 544, 548, 557, 560. 
 
 in Hillsboro dist, 15. 377. 
 
 Loyal militia raised in, 16. viii ; 22. 
 
EAl^DOLPH C. H. 
 
 398 
 
 EANSOM, JAMES 
 
 195, 196, 236. 
 members in assembly, 13. 736, 785, 
 806, 913, 914; 16. 2, 3, 75, 111; 17. 
 265, 269, 281, 795, 797, 878, 884, 
 919; 18. 227; 19. 2, 4, 66, 130, 
 234, 400, 718, 722; 20. 2, 120, 302, 
 476; 21. 2, 194, 197, 201, 730, 872, 
 874. 
 members in conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 3, 
 
 8, 38, 43. 
 militia ordered out, 22. 580. 
 owes state, 21. 1077. 
 petition, 20. 529, 549; for Clark, 18. 
 96, 102, 187, 333, 414-415, 427; for 
 Fields, 19. 424; on Fed. Conv., 21. 
 31; on public buildings, 21. 73, 77, 
 98, 107. 
 ravaged by Br., 17. 849, 850, 853-854, 
 
 860, 946, 949, 955, 956, 959. 
 salt to, 14. 470. 
 tax in, 19. 707; to be reduced, 21. 
 
 937. 
 Tories in, 14. 381-382, 385, 391; 15. 
 
 460 ; 22. 147, 152 ; active, 1 5. v. 
 troops raised in, 1 5. 555 ; to be 
 raised in, 14. 29. 
 Randolph Court House, 15. 555; 22. 
 147. 
 Fanning at, 22. 221. 
 Ranes. See Rains, Rayns. 
 Ranes, John, Jr., takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Ranetalor, Thomas, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Raney. See Rainy, Rany. 
 Raney, James, in army, 15. 719. 
 Raney, James, petition on catching 
 
 flsh, 9. 87-88. 
 Raney, John, land grant to, 4. 651. 
 Raney, Peter, in army, 15. 724. 
 Raney, Wm., petitions for extension of 
 
 power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Ranger, captured, 13. 186; 22. 758. 
 
 captures schooner, 1 3. 96, 97, 98. 
 Ranger, sloop, 8. 545; 10. 279, 899. 
 Rangers, act on fees, 24. 101-2, 281, 
 400, 667. 
 com. to consider expediency of rais- 
 ing and reports on same, 10. 919, 
 923, 924. 
 given authority to kill Indians, 23. 
 
 601. 
 In regulation war, 19. 837, 838, 847, 
 
 848, 849, 850. 
 in Surry Co., 10. 690. 
 trouble from, 4. 745. 
 Ranges, act on using ranges of others, 
 23. 60-61. 
 bill to preserve in Transylvania, 9. 
 1275, 1276, 1278, 1279. 
 
 Ranging, payments for, 8. 742. 
 Rani Is, Richd., in militia, 22. 281. 
 Rani Is, Thos., in militia, 22. 281. 
 Rank, and C. C, 14. 606.. 
 board to settle, 12. 548. 
 in army, in French war, settled by 
 King, 5. 152; quarrels over, 5. 
 xix-xx. 
 of officers settled, 12. 528. 
 of third reg't settled, 15. 699-700. 
 settled in Baltimore, 1 5. 698. 
 trouble over, 11. 445, 713. 
 Rankhorn, Jos., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Rankhorn, Wm., in militia, 22. 353. 
 Rankhorne, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 
 250. 
 
 Rankin, , and salt, 22. 749. 
 
 Rankin, David, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-8. 
 Rankin, John, petition on G. H., 9. 806- 
 
 809. 
 Rankin, Robert, 5. 1205. 
 Rankin, Robert, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Rankin, Robert, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-809. 
 Rankin, Wm., asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-94. 
 Rankin, Wm., asks for new county, 9. 
 
 89-90. 
 Rankin, Wm., excluded from pardon 
 
 as regulator, 13. 613, 614, 618. 
 Rankin, Wm., lieut., 22. 107. 
 Rankin, Wm., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rankin, Wm., prisoner, 14. 710. 
 Rann, Francis, in militia, 22. 379. 
 Ranner, James, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-11. 
 Ransher, IVIichael, land grant to, 4. 
 
 711. 
 Ransom (Ransome), Benj. Clevers, act 
 to change name from Porthress, 
 24. 939. 
 bill to change name, 20, 155, 159, 
 179, 190, 191, 339, 357, 366, 377. 
 Ransom, James, act to change name 
 
 to Long, 25. 13. 
 Ransom, James, claim, 20. 179, 356. 
 coms'rs to examine guns made by, 
 
 12. 183-184, 194. 
 com. to receive guns from, 12. 366- 
 
 367. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 572. 
 In Prov. Cong., 9. 1178. 
 makes guns, 1 0. 539, 958. 
 report on accounts in connection 
 
RANSOM, JAMES, JE. 
 
 399 
 
 EATED COMMODITIES 
 
 with gun factory, 12. 596-597, 601, 
 
 705-706, 709-710; on gun factory 
 
 carried on by, 13. 383-384. 
 Ransom, James, Jr., claims allowed, 9. 
 
 391, 392, 480, 481, 482, 505. 
 Ransom, John, in militia, 22. 165.' 
 Ransom, Reuben, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Ransom, Richard, act to change name 
 
 of son, 24. 939. 
 in assembly, 18. 226, 228, 257, 311, 
 
 312, 317, 376; 19. 489, 622, 643, 
 
 667, 671, 675, 677, 688, 714. 
 Ransom, Robert, act to change name 
 
 from Porthress, 24. 939. 
 bill to change name, 20. 155, 159, 
 
 179, 190, 191, 339, 357, 366, 377. 
 Ransom, Wm., coms'r to sell lands, 
 
 24. 872. 
 Ransome, James, petition, 18. 104, 176, 
 
 184, 329, 338, 409, 416; 20. 592; 
 
 21. 89-90, 100, 152. 
 Ransome, James, Jr., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Ransome, James, Sr., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Ranson, Jas., sells horse, 19. 928. 
 Rany. See Rainey, Rainy, Raney. 
 Rany, John, asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 
 
 93-94. 
 Rape, F. Jno., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Rape, Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 
 
 23. 318, 323. 
 execution for, 5. 977. 
 slave executed for, 22. 850. 
 
 Rapely, , favors colonies, 22. 182. 
 
 Raper. See Eaiper. 
 Raper, Caleb, army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Raper, Henry, juror, 4. 518. 
 Raper, Jno., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Raper (Rapier), John, juror, 1. 408. 
 lays off widow's dower, 1. 585. 
 witness, 1. 523. 
 Raper, Robt., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Raper, Robert, bill dravm in favor of 
 
 for supplies, 11. 172-173. 
 Raper, Robt., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rapier, Henry, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Rapier, Joslah, in militia, 22. 353. 
 Rappahannock Creek, 1. 748. 
 Rappahannock River, Va., 1. 748; 3. 
 
 220; 9. 1065, 1069; 11. 391; 18. 
 
 630, 683; 22. 734 (?). 
 runaway from, 1. 517. 
 Rapper, Wm., petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Raquis River (?), 22. 291. 
 Raquis Swamp, 23. 299. 
 Rasberry, Ebenezer, army pay, 17. 
 
 244. 
 
 Rasberry, John, juror, 2. 433, 587, 589 ; 
 25. 189. 
 trouble over wife of, 4. 626. 
 
 Rasbery, John, Jr., juror, 4. 522. 
 
 Rasbery, John, Sr., juror, 4. 822. 
 
 Rasbery, Wm., juror, 4. 522. 
 
 Rasbery, Wm., felon, 22. 853. 
 jailed, 8. 141. 
 
 Rasco, Jas., in militia, 22. 283. 
 
 Rasher. See Raisher. 
 
 Rasher, Benj., payment to, 22. 457. 
 
 Rasher, Hardy, army rank, IB. 1150. 
 
 Rasll, Mallcah, in army, 15. 735. 
 
 Rasko, Tetkle, army rank, 16. 1146. 
 
 Rasor. See Razor. 
 
 Rasor, Edward, claims allowed, 6. 740, 
 741. 
 
 Rasor, John, reenlists, 15. 750. 
 
 Rasor (Razor, Razon, Razom), Mar- 
 tin F., asks for land, 2. 291. 
 ment'd, 22. 291. 
 
 Rasors, Martin, juror, 25. 188. 
 
 Raspitanck River. See Pasquotank 
 River. 
 
 Rassberry, John, land grant to, 4. 643. 
 
 Raston, Jas., wounded and prisoner, 
 22. 523. 
 
 Raston, John, has timber, 22. 740. 
 
 Ratchbold, Edward, carries letter to 
 Eng., 1. 665. 
 
 Ratcllf. See RatlifC. 
 
 Ratcllf, John, land grant to, 4. 343. 
 
 Ratcliff, Charles, land grant to, 4. 347. 
 
 Ratcllff, Ellsha, regulator, 8. 80. 
 
 Ratcliff, James, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 
 Ratcliff, John, land grant to, 4. 1037. 
 rights proved, 4. 1033. 
 
 Ratcliff, Jos., in militia, 22. 421. 
 
 Ratcliff, Richard, appraiser and di- 
 vider, 2. 550. 
 
 Ratcliff, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 961. 
 
 Ratcliff, Samuell, regulator, 8. 79. 
 
 Ratcliff, Samuel, Jr., regulator, 8. 80. 
 
 Ratcllffe, John, land grant to, 4. 798. 
 
 Ratcliffe, Rebekah, imported, 1. 650. 
 
 Ratcllffe, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 
 946. 
 
 Ratcllffe, Samuel, Jr., 4. 1244. 
 
 Ratcllffe's Bridge, S. C, 15. 277, 279. 
 
 Rated commodities, 23. 54-55. 
 acts for, 4. 291-293; to use in pay- 
 ment of treasury notes, &c., 23. 
 781-3. 
 adverse report of atty. and solicitor 
 general on laws for, &c., 4. 291- 
 294. 
 bill for, 4. 596 ; 7. 321, 325, 394, 398, 
 
EATEE, THOMAS 
 
 400 
 
 EAWDOIST, LOED 
 
 400, 401; discussed, 4. 459-460, 467- 
 469 ; for inspection of, 4. 723, 818 ; 
 5. 266, 267, 2C9, 272, 274, 275, 287, 
 288, 289, 295, 296, 300, 505, 508, 510, 
 512, 513, 519, 529, 533, 535, 537, 
 541, 544, 546, 549, 550, 551, 558; 
 for regulating, 4. 480, 483, 484, 
 485, 501, 508, 511, 546, 547, 548, 
 549, 558, 559, 561, 569, 570-571, 573, 
 575 ; to ascertain payment of taxes 
 in, 6. 480, 484, 502. 
 considered by Board of Trade, 4. 326. 
 criticism on, 4. 426. 
 debts payable in, 5. 107. 
 discussed, 4. 415-416. 
 equal to proc. money, 3. 615. 
 Johnston on laws of, 4. 26, 551. 
 law on ment'd, 5. 97 ; to be repealed, 
 
 4. 440. 
 legal opinions on ment'd, 4. 445. 
 list, 4. 174, 186, 292, 293 ; and prices, 
 
 4. 920-921. 
 not received for taxes, 4. 923. 
 not to be received for quit rents, 4. 
 
 266, 744, 824. 
 not to be used for sinking bills of 
 
 credit, 4. 902-903, 916-917. 
 notes on laws for, 3. 185, 192. 
 number, 3. 555, 589; 4. 133. 
 quit rents payable iir, 4. 20, 109, 112, 
 132, 148, 285, 289, 294; 5. 96, 100, 
 102, 449, 451, 452, 455, 458-459; 
 25. 217-18; should be paid in, 5. 
 298. 
 ree'd as cash, 25. 197 ; for taxes, 25. 
 
 175. 
 rents payable in, 4. xiv, xvii, xviii. 
 report on desired, 4. 1131. 
 should be discontinued, 3. 335. 
 time of passing acts on, 4. 293. 
 to be sold by sheriff, 25. 234. 
 Rater, Thomas, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 Rathburne, Capt., on defense of 
 
 Charleston, 15. 39-40. 
 Rathell, Mrs., 19. 917. 
 Ratlef, Mark, in militia, 22. 343. 
 Ratley, Benj., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Ratley, Jno., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Ratliff, Isaac, in jail, 22. 405. 
 Rati iff, Jas., in militia, 22. 330. 
 Ratliff, Micajah, petition, 21. 925, 927. 
 Ratoway, Indian village, 1. 937. 
 Rattleff, Cornelius, buys land, 2. 95. 
 
 gives power of attorney, 1 . SO. 
 Rattlesnake Branch, 23. 031. 
 Rattlesnake Camp, 7. 096, 1005. 
 Rattlesnakes, account of, 2. 783, 784. 
 
 Ratz, Henry, delegate to Episcopal con- 
 vention, 8. 791. 
 on com. to make fraternal union 
 with Episcopal church, 8. 790. 
 Rauch, Michael, on com. to make frater- 
 nal union with Episcopal church, 
 8. 790. 
 Rauch family, pioneers, 8. 751. 
 Rausom, James, act to change name to 
 Long, 25. 13. 
 See also Ransom. 
 Rave, Nathaniel, imported, 1. 479. 
 Ravell, Nathl., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Raven, the, Indian, 10. 769, 778, 779; 
 22. 996, 1003, 1004. 
 talk of, 22. 995. 
 Raven of Chota (Chola), sends talk to 
 Caswell, 13. 90-91. 
 talk from laid before assembly, 12. 
 821 ; 1 3. 500-501 ; to be sent to, 1 3. 
 136, 566, 568; to from Caswell, 13. 
 117-118. 
 Raven of Cowee, 5. 320. 
 Raven of Highwasa, 5. 321. 
 Raven of Newcassie, signs Cherokee 
 
 treaty, 7. 855. 
 Raven of Tugaloo, signs Cherokee 
 
 treaty, 7. 855. 
 Raven Warrior, the, 10. 660. 
 
 asks for peace, 10. 844. 845. S4(!. 
 Ravens, John, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Ravensburgs, 16. 922. 
 Rawdon (Rodney, Raudon, Rodin, Rud- 
 din). Lord, 14. xiv, 545, 547, 772, 
 776; 15. 148, 266, 298, 300, 301, 
 307, 308, 309; 17. 1025; 19. 986; 
 22. 104. 
 allowance to, 15. 262. 
 and battle of Camden, 15. 269, 272. 
 at Waxhaws, 17. 1040. 
 attacked by Sumter and Rutherford, 
 
 15. 50. 
 attacks Greene, 17. 1028-1029. 
 builds redoubts at Camden, 14. 749. 
 commands at Camden, 14. 746, 748; 
 at Charleston, 15. 18; at Cheraws, 
 
 14. 516; in S. C, 15. 264; 17. 996; 
 on frontiers of S. C, 17. 1010, 
 1015. 1017. 
 
 cut ofC from intelligence, 15. 50-51. 
 danger to, 17. ix. 
 garrisons Ninetj'-Six, 15. 304. 
 Greene to on prisoners and execution 
 of Hayne, 19. 915-916; turns on, 
 
 15. 536. 
 
 inflicts damages, 15. 645. 
 letters of ment'd, 17. 991. 
 location, 14. 615, 646; 15. 251. 
 
EAWDON FAMILY 
 
 401 
 
 EAY, NEIL 
 
 Martin with, 14. 599. 
 movements, 16, 51, 52, 53, 257. 
 pursued by Greene, 16. 631. 
 raises siege of Ninety-Six, 15. 504. 
 reports by, 17. 1030; on movements 
 of Cornwallis, 15. 241, 268; on re- 
 cruits for Sumter, 15. 256. 
 retreats before Gates, 15. 267, 269; 
 
 before King's Mt'n men, 15. 110. 
 safety considered, 17. 1035-1036. 
 said to be pursuing Greene, 22. 547. 
 strength, 14. 552. 
 
 thanlted for Camden victory, 15. 296. 
 
 to Clinton on the proposed movement 
 
 into N. C, 15. 287-289, 292-293, 
 
 303. 
 
 to Cornvs'allis on affairs in S. C, 17. 
 
 1031-1035. 
 to furnish conveniences to Porter- 
 field, 14. 764. 
 to Leslie on his proposed invasion of 
 
 the South, 15. 283-287. 
 troops with, 14. 598-599. 
 warned against Greene and danger, 
 17. 1019, 1020. 
 Rawdon Family, 8. xxxiv. 
 Rawdon's Irish Volunteers, 14. 517. 
 Rawhides, act on exportation, 23. 286-7, 
 339, 419-20; 25. 10-11. 
 bill to allow exportation of, 5. 228- 
 229, 248, 256, 257, 262, 263, 264, 
 279, 281, 285, 310 ; to limit exporta- 
 tion, 21. 217, 223, 226, 240, 283-284, 
 288, 289-290, 582, 589, 602; to pre- 
 vent exportation. 4. 902, 903, 904, 
 905, 916; 21. 128. 
 Rawlason, Wm., employed by colony, 1. 
 
 867. 
 Rawleson, Wm., estate to be appraised, 
 
 2. 44. 
 Rawling, James, enlisted by White for 
 
 Ga., 12. 130. 
 Rawlings, Asabel, in Conv. 1788, 22. 
 12, 26, 27, 31, 35. 
 officer, 22. 702. 
 
 petition on separation, 22. 705-8. 
 Rawlings, Dan'l, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 Rawlings, John, land grant asked for, 
 
 4. 6.31. 
 Rawlings, Michael, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-9. 
 Rawlings, Thos., land grant to, 4. 588, 
 649. 
 rights proved, 4. 649. 
 Rawlings, Wm., juror, 4. 520. 
 Rawlins, Edward, land grant to, 4, 962. 
 Rawlins, John, land grant to, 4. 805. 
 
 Rawlins, Samuel, land grant to, 4, 854, 
 
 896. 
 Rawlins, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 768. 
 Rawlinson, Wm., juror, 4. 520. 
 
 Rawls, . felon, 22. 860. 
 
 Rawls, James, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Rawls, Marmaduke, in militia, 22. 860. 
 Raws, Lawrence, army rank, IB. 1148. 
 Rawson, Daniel, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Ray. gee Raye, Reti, Rhea. 
 
 Ray, , 7. 101. 
 
 Ray, , offended by Urmston, 2. 
 
 186. 
 Ray, IVIr., in Assembly, 21. 207, 578. 
 Ray, Capt., 24. 948. 
 Ray, Capt., loyalist, 10. 598. 
 Ray, Col. (Tory), active in Cumber- 
 land, 15. 589-590. 
 surrenders, 22. 215, 216. 
 Ray, Alexa., juror, 4. 523. 
 Ray, Alexander, quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Ray, Archd., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Ray, Archibald, Scotch elder, 5. 1197. 
 Ray, Benj., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Ray, Benj., in army, 15. 720. 
 Ray, Daniel, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Ray, David, maj., 20. 273, 461. 
 Ray, Duncan, commands Tories, 22. 
 
 .546, 549, 550, 566, 1043. 
 Robeson to on surrender of Tories, 
 
 15. 542-543. 
 with Slingsby, 22. 1047. 
 Ray, Francis, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Ray, Hudson, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Ray, Hugh, petition, 18. 116, 334, 342. 
 Ray, Isaac, petition on imprisonment of 
 
 debtors, 5. 754. 
 Ray, James, asks for inspection, 8. 80o. 
 Ray, Jas., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Ray, James, petition, 19. 935. 
 Ray, Jas., wounded and prisoner, 22. 
 
 523. 
 Ray, Jemima, pensioned, 19. 580, 584. 
 
 recommended, 19. 516.. 
 Ray, Jesse, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Ray, John, petition, 17. 928; 18. 116, 
 
 341, 342; 19. 932; 21. 848, 858, 
 
 996, ]000, 1038. 
 request for as J. P., 20. 224. 
 Ray, John, rights proved, 4. 709. 
 Ray, John, to make deed, 24. 334. 
 Ray, Joseph, accounts of, 22. 460-1. 
 Ray, Joseph, petition on separation, 22. 
 
 705-11. 
 Ray, Jos., prisoner, 15. 169. 
 Ray, Neil, claim, 20. 539 (?), 551, 589. 
 
 3—26 
 
EAY, EOBEET 
 
 402 
 
 EEAD, ME. 
 
 petition and claim, 21. 101, 151, 177, 
 
 274, 425, 618, 632, 723. 
 Ray, Robert, and sons made prisoners, 
 
 22. 1047. 
 Ray, Samuel, in militia, 17. 1055. 
 Ray, Samuel, regulator, 7. 813. 
 Ray, Stephen, act for land to, 24. 629- 
 
 30. 
 army pay, 1 7. 242. 
 army rank, 16. 1146. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Ray, Thomas, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 89-90. 
 Ray, Thos., in militia, 15. 400. 
 Ray, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 710. 
 Ray, Wm., 24. 285. 
 Ray, Wm., in militia, 22. 320. 
 Ray, Wm., juror, 4. 525. 
 Ray, Wm., petitions Burke- for pardon, 
 
 and recommendation, 16. 276-277. 
 Ray, Wm., Sr., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rayborn, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Rayborn's (Rayburn's) Creek, 7. 1006, 
 
 1007. 
 See also Rabern's Creek. 
 Ray burn, Geo., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Raye. See Ray, Rea, Rhea. 
 Raye, Alexr., buys, 1. 613, 618. 
 sells land, 1. 620. 
 witness, 1. 620. 
 Raye, Anne, gives power of attorney, 
 
 1. 620. 
 sells land, 1. 620. 
 Raye, George, petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 808. 
 Raye, George, sergeant at ai-ms, 9. 380. 
 Rayfield, Ann, imported, 1. 589. 
 Rayfield, Patience, imported, 1. 589. 
 Rayfield (Raifield), Wm., imported, 1. 
 
 589. 
 Rayfield, Wm., imports persons, 1. 589. 
 Rayfield, Wm., juror, 2. 83. 
 lapse patent to, 2. 523-524. 
 Rayford. See Raiford. 
 Rayford, , dropped as a J. P., 5. 
 
 828. 
 Rayford, Mathew, land grant to, 4. 805. 
 Rayford, Matthew, road coms'r, 23. 
 
 920. 
 vestryman, 25. 267. 
 Rayford, Phil., land grant to, 4. 330. 
 Rayford, Philip, in militia, 9. 1076. 
 Rayford, Philip, It. col., 20. 272, 460. 
 Rayford, Robert, adjutant, 10. 619. 
 Rayford, Robert, land grant to, 4. 709, 
 
 761. 
 Rayford, Robert, promoted, 17. 141. 
 Rayford, Robert, vestryman, 23. 249. 
 
 Raylay. See Railey, Raley. 
 
 Raylay, Edward, buys cattle, 6. 800. 
 
 Rayley, Isaac, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 
 Rayley, Richard, juror, 4. 521. 
 
 Rayley, Samuel, reports on Spanish in- 
 trigues, 17. 84-85. 
 
 Rayly, Blake, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 
 Raymand, Benja., tried and dismissed, 
 1. 855. 
 
 Raymon, Lord, at council, 2. 680, 782. 
 
 Raymond, DanI, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 Raymond, Thos., juror, 25. 187. 
 
 Raymond, William, juror, 1. 406, 407, 
 409. 
 
 Rayner, Amos, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Raynor, Dan., in militia, 22. 340. 
 
 Rayns. See Raines, Rains, Ranes. 
 
 Rayns, Anthony, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 
 Rayns, John, militiaman, 7. 263. 
 
 Rayny. See Rainy, Raney. 
 
 Rayny, Wm., in Indian war, 10. 754. 
 
 Rayspost, Ga., held by Br., 14. 775. 
 
 Razer, John, in army, 15. 730. 
 
 Razom, Martin F., bound over, 2. 407. 
 S'ee also Rasor, Razor. 
 
 Razor. See Rasor. 
 
 Razor, Chris'r, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Razor, J no., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 
 Razor, Martin, quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 
 Razor, Martin Fred., juror, 2. 261, 477. 
 
 Rbett (Rhett?), Capt., assaults Ash and 
 Bellinger, 2. 906, 907. 
 
 Rea. See Ray, Rhea. 
 
 Rea, Mr., 14. 53. 
 
 Rea, Mr., supt. of So. Indian affairs, 
 10. 348. 
 
 Rea, David, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 Rea, John, C. H. coms'r, 24. 468. 
 to Caswell on Franklin State, 20. 
 691. 
 
 Rea, Robert, asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 
 93-94. 
 
 Rea, Thomas, signs Cumberland Co. 
 Ass'n, 10. 29-30. 
 
 Rea, Wm., 21. 328, 359, 393, 615, 621, 
 687. 
 act for Billingsby to execute deeds 
 for, 25. 44. 
 
 Reacer, Wm., exempted, 7. 625. 
 
 Reachell, John, receives pay for sol- 
 diers, 17. 193, 205. 
 
 Read. See Reade, Reed, Reid. 
 
 Read, , candidate, 17. 130, 131. 
 
 Read, , sick, 16. 983. 
 
 Read, Mr., 9. 1066. 
 
 Read, Mr., 18. 581. 
 
 Read, Mr., and Federal capital, 16. 908. 
 
 Read, Mr., in assembly, 5. 228. 
 
EEAD, CAPT. 
 
 403 
 
 EEADEES 
 
 Read, Capt., 22. 600. 
 
 Read, Capt., loyalist, 10. 598. 
 
 Read, Col., 15. 787. 
 
 commands horse, 1G. vii. 
 
 pres. of court martial, 1 2. 505. 
 
 to aid Burke, 15. 606. 
 
 visits Burke, 15. 652. 
 Read, Lieut., a prisoner, 14. 817. 
 
 paroled, 16. 588. 
 Read, Lt. Col., in command, 12. 518. 
 Read, Maj., on court of inquiry, 12. 
 544. 
 
 on guard, 12. 533. 
 Read, Charles, suits to be brought in 
 
 behalf of estate of, 10. 499. 
 Read, Duncan, army rank, 16. 1196. 
 Read, Geo., commissioner on trade, 18. 
 
 654. 
 Read, Geo., county court clerk, 5. 840. 
 Read, Geo., in militia, 22. 263. 
 Read, Geo., in militia, 22. 264, 265, 267. 
 Read, George, land grant to, 4. 635. 
 Read, Isabella, to Martin on wives and 
 
 children of Tories, 1 6. 467-469. 
 Read, Jacob, in C. C, 17. 556, 557. 
 Read, Jacob, prisoner, 15. 392. 
 Read (Reed, Reid), James, 14. 583; 
 16. 194, 488, 945, 964, 979, 981 ; 20. 
 752. 
 
 and affairs and frauds of N. C. Line, 
 18. 57-58, 59, 61-62, 73, 305, 375. 
 
 and debt to Burke, 22. 601. 
 
 and payment of N. C. Line, 19. 222, 
 223, 289, 293, 355, 358, 366. 
 
 army record, 13. 474. 
 
 buys clothes for troops, 14. 404-405. 
 
 collector, 17. 75, 80; 19. 625, 645, 
 698, 699, 704; 24. 552. 
 
 coms'r on building, 24. 694; on pen- 
 sion claims, 24. 736 ; on naviga- 
 tion, 24. 506 ; on school, 24. 984. 
 
 dissents against J. P.'s, 18. 152. 
 
 exchange desired, 16. 319. 
 
 in army, 13. 527. 
 
 intimidates voter, 20. 160, 162. 
 
 money from, 21. 1063. 
 
 money to, 1 6. 657. 
 
 officer, 18. 449, 486. 
 
 on court martial, 12. 501. 
 
 on guard, 12. 514. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1069. 
 
 payment by company of, 10. 319. 
 
 petition, 20. 634. 
 
 prisoner, 15. 668; 19. 888. 
 
 quoted, 15. 464. 
 
 rank, 16. 71, 576, 608, 664, 665. 
 
 reenlistments in company of, 1 5. 750. 
 
 roll of company of, 15. 730-731. 
 
 roster of company, 16. 1002, 1009, 
 1025, 1039, 1062, 1072, 1088, 1095, 
 1108, 1123, 1132, 1142, 1180. 
 
 saves Jewkes from Tory exceptions, 
 
 16. 966. 
 
 to be exchanged, 16. 740. 
 
 to Burke on horse, 16. 506-507; on 
 
 letters, 22. 577; on movements of 
 
 Br., 15. 558-559. 
 to Caswell on money, and answer, 
 
 17. 483, 491-492. 
 
 to continue in service, 15. 434. 
 to Sumner on Md. and Del. troops, 
 14. 771; on militia movements, 15. 
 427 ; on movements of Br., 1 5, 463. 
 to take command of troops and move- 
 ments, 1 5. 460. 
 to Wilkinson on public affairs, 1 1 . 
 796-797. 
 Read, Rev. James, quoted on history of 
 Sandy Creek Ass'n, 5. 1171. 
 work, 5. 1168, 1183, 1184. 
 Read, Jesse, Cont. capt, 22. 1049. 
 to Caswell on recruiting service, 1 1 . 
 601. 
 Read, John, capt., 16. 665; 22. 114. 
 Read, John, inquest on, 22. 825. 
 Read, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 1239. 
 Read, Owen, in militia, 22. 380. 
 Read, Robert, claims allowed, 6. 739 ; 
 22. 860. 
 C. S. C, 22. 483. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 navigation coms'r, 23. 671, 672. 
 owes state, 21. 1067. 
 Read, Sally, to Martin on wives and 
 
 children of Tories, 1 6. 467-469. 
 Read, Thos., clerk S. C, 22. 460. 
 Read, Wm., army pay, 17. 244. 
 Read, Wm., in army, 15. 729. 
 Read, Wm., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Read, Wm., on Gary Rebellion, 1. 784- 
 
 787. 
 Read, Wm., patents land in 1716, 6. 
 
 635. 
 Read, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Read and Burket, quoted, 5. 1176. 
 Reade, Col. Edmund, represents Bar- 
 badoes settlers, 1. 76, 78. 
 settler, 1. 76. 
 Reade, Maj., field officer, 12. 537. 
 Reade, Rev., location, 8. 221, 222. 
 Reade, James, in army, 13. 516. 
 Reade, John, loses money by fire, 22. 
 
 845. 
 Readers, 1. 804. 
 and clerk to be provided for Epls. 
 
EEADFOKD, THOMAS 
 
 404 
 
 KEASONOVER, JOHN 
 
 church, 1. 544, 569, 597, 674, 679, 
 684. 
 established, 1. 601. 
 hired, 1. 770, 771; 3. 153, 180. 
 influence in Bath Co., 2. 273-274. 
 one turns Quaker, 1. 721. 
 settled and salaries, 2. 228. 
 to be hired for remote parishes, 2. 
 373. 
 Readford, Thos., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Reading. See Redding, Reding. 
 Reading, IVIr., 1. 726. 
 Reading, IVIr., fort at place of, 1. 843. 
 Reading, Churchill, J. P., 3. 244, 252, 
 
 537. 
 Reading, Jane, petition, 19. 410. 
 Reading, Jno., army ranJi, 16. 1151. 
 Reading, John, sells land, 4. 34. 
 Reading, Jona, juror, 4. 519. 
 Reading, Jos., a J. P., 3. 234. 
 Reading, Jos., imports persons, 1. 568. 
 Reading, Jos., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Reading, Jos., juror, 4. 519. 
 Reading (Reding), Joseph, in assem- 
 bly, 9. 716, 725, 734, 735, 754, 755, 
 774, 775, 852, 902, 903, 914, 931, 
 951, 1189. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1042, 1049, 1179. 
 sheriff, 21. 1076. 
 volunteer, 14. 838. 
 Reading, Lay., on Cary Rebellion, 1. 
 
 784-787. 
 Reading (Reding), Lionel (Lyonell), 
 administrator, 1. 866. 
 appraiser, 2. 59. 
 coms'r on land, 1. 792; 25. 155; on 
 
 library, 23. 78. 
 juror, 25. 189. 
 Reading, Richard (Reham), petition, 
 
 20. 159, 183, 328, 348, 358, 362., 
 Reading (Reding, Redding), Thos., in 
 assembly, 13. 799, 824, 913, 936, 
 1000; 16. 2, 35, 49, 156, 167; 18. 
 227, 228, 229, 257, 317, 344, 351, 361, 
 362, 429, 445, 468, 469, 470, 471 ; 19. 
 246, 263, 282, 286, 295, 324, 334, 354, 
 359, 382, 396; 19. 718, 719, 794, 
 806, 816. 821, 827; 21. 194, 196, 234, 
 264, 305, 344, 353, 382, 411, 432, 
 872, 873, 897, 930, 965, 970, 1003, 
 1004, 1012, 1021, 1031, 1055. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 25, 28, 29, 
 
 30, 32. 
 on com. of assem., 18. 15. 
 recommended as colonel, 15. 23. 
 Reading, Thos., in militia, 22. 348. 
 Reading, Pa., 11. 634, 039, 668; 13. 
 523; 22. 971, 973. 
 
 Reading (Pa.7), 15. 695. 
 
 Reading's (Reeding) Fort, assault on 
 
 and man killed, 1. 882. 
 garrison divided, 2. 147. 
 location, 2. 19, 21. 
 Ready Creek, dispute over lands on, 
 
 17. 745-746, 750. 
 Ready Fork, 8. 620; 22. 879. 
 Reagan. See Regan. 
 Reagan, James, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Reagan, John, building coms'r, 24. 798. 
 Reagan, John, petition on 0. H., 9. 806- 
 
 808. 
 Real. See Reel, Riel. 
 Real, Peter, juror, 25. 190. 
 Real Estate, act for co. cts. to divide 
 
 that of intestates, 24. 903-4; 25. 
 
 27-8 ; on proceedings against that 
 
 of debtors, 24. 671-2; 25. 39-41, 
 
 496-8; to make it liable for debt, 
 
 23. 636-9, 667 ; to regulate descent, 
 
 24. 572-7, 669-71, 902; 25. 56. 
 
 bill to make it liable for debts, 6. 
 1225, 1230, 1233, 1238, 1240-1241, 
 1242, 1252, 1270, 1273, 1277, 1281, 
 1286, 1290, 1291, 1298, 1299 ; 7. 93 ; 
 to regulate descent of, 17. 361; 
 19. 555, 581, 589, 594, 597, 617, 652, 
 705; 20. 176, 184, 189, 190, 195- 
 196, 201, 207, 300, 352, 363, 307; 
 21. 717, 719,. 720. 
 taxation first levied on, 2. v. 
 usage in Plantations different from 
 England, 3. 182. 
 
 Ream, Wm., in militia, 22. 320. 
 
 Reames, Joshua, in Davidson's Co., 14. 
 294. 
 
 Reams. See Reems. 
 
 Reams, Joshua, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 Reams, Wm., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 Reaping, church neglected for, 1. 766. 
 
 Rearden, Henry, in militia, 22. 371. 
 
 Rearding, Jereh., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 
 Reardon, Dodley, army rank. 16. 1148. 
 
 Reardon, Dudly, in army, 13. 504. 
 
 Reardon, James, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Reardon, Jeremiah, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 Rearst, Phillip Yancey, pay to, 22. 491. 
 
 Reason, Wm., in army, 13. 519. 
 
 Reasonable, the, goes south, 15. 324. 
 
 Reasoner, Jno., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Reasoner, John, wagoner, 15. 478, 4S0. 
 
 Reasonhover, Jacob, in militia, 22. 
 318, 
 
 Reasonover, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 
 767, 897. 
 
 Reasonover, John, exempted, 6. 902. 
 
EEASONOVEE, MATHEW 405 
 
 EECEIVEES 
 
 Reasonover, Mathew, laud grant to, 4. 
 
 62, 344. 
 Reasonover, Mathias, petitions for 
 
 lands, 4, 954-956. 
 Reasons, Thomas, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army ranis:, 13. 504; 16. 1147. 
 Reasons, Wm., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Reasons, Wm., army ranii, 16. 1148. 
 Reavel, Humphrey, exempted, 8. 315. 
 Reaves. See Reeves, Reives. 
 Reaves, Edward, land grant to, 4. 1043. 
 Reaves, Isaac, aslis for new county, 9. 
 
 89. 
 Reaves, John, sells horses, 12. 358, 359. 
 Reaves, Malachi, 24. 759. 
 Reaves, Peter, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Reaves, Wm., land grant to, 4. 349. 
 Reaves, Zachariah, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Reavis, John, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rebellion, 22. 21. 
 
 act against, 23. 38. 
 
 George III.'s proclamation for sup- 
 pression of, 10. 242. 
 
 in colonial N. C, 9. x, xi. 
 
 in N. C, 8. vii-x. 
 
 Johnston tries to incite, 4. 1150. 
 
 law against, 1. 788. 
 
 power of Proprietors in, 1. 31, 112- 
 113. 
 
 summary of in N. C, 8, vii. 
 Rebellion of northern counties, 4. 166. 
 
 See also Representation, struggle for. 
 Rebellion of 1715 and of 1745, 9. 670. 
 Rebellion of slaves, 19. 258. 
 Rebellion Road, 11. 259, 265, 267, 268. 
 Rebels, proc. of Martin against, 10. 
 396-397. 
 
 of Spotswood, 1. 776-777, 778. 
 Recabites, 7. 285. 
 Rece. See Reeee, Reese. 
 Rece, Owen, land grant to. 4. 767. 
 Receipts of U. S., 18. 667-669. 
 Receiver General of Quit Rents, 6. 
 636. 
 
 accounts of, 2. 169-170, 725, 726-729. 
 
 assistants to, 4. 44-45. 
 
 bond, 4. 1126. 
 
 charge of fraud against, 4. 762-763, 
 811-813 ; considered, 4. 1078. 
 
 complaints of McCulloh on accounts 
 of, 11. 107-108. 
 
 deputies for, 5. 422-424; bond of, 5. 
 438-9. 
 
 duties, 7. 484; and powers discussed, 
 4. 1129-1133. 
 
 fees, 4. 277 ; 6. 621 ; 23. 283. 
 
 instructions on, 5. 1135-1136. 
 
 lands entered in office of and pay- 
 ments to, 25. 307, 308, 309. 
 
 list of receivers, Allen, 4. 39-40, 615 ; 
 Ashley, 1. 705; Gofte, 2. 515-516; 
 Little, 2. 604; Richardson, 1. 853, 
 891 ; 2. 33 ; Rowan, 5. 22 ; Ruther- 
 ford, 4. 1255; 5. 21; Sale, 1. 705; 
 Stafford, 1. 845. 
 
 memorial of Rutherford on difficulty 
 of making rent roll, and answer of 
 Atty. Gen., 6. 1073-1076 ; 22. 876-8 ; 
 on collection of quit rents, and an- 
 swer of Atty. Gen., 9. 602-606 ; on 
 rent roll, 7. 524, 525-526. 
 
 need of, 4. 15, 39-40. 
 
 no report from, 4. 1106. 
 
 powers under quit rent law, 4. 426. 
 
 quarrel over auditing accounts of, 6. 
 602-605. 
 
 reports of fines, &c., to be sent to, 4. 
 620 ; on quit rents, 8. 161-164, 193, 
 195-196; 9. 646, 647-655; on rents 
 and paper money, 5. 586-589. 
 
 Rutherford, receiver, 7. 160 ; commis- 
 sion of, 6. 755-757; suspended, 5. 
 827. 
 
 salary, 2. 170. 
 
 screened by Johnston, 4. 1148. 
 
 security of ment'd, 5. 942. 
 
 should inspect land warrants, 3. 52. 
 
 to account for public money, 24. 100. 
 
 to get accounts into shape, 2. 676. 
 
 to report on quit rents, 8. 150 ; on 
 amount of collection, 4. 330 ; to 
 assembly, 4. 383. 
 
 to sell land to pay for boundary sur- 
 vey, 2. 730. 
 
 to supply Palatines, 1. 718, 719. 
 
 trouble in collecting, 6. 78. 
 
 trouble with in S. C, 11. 51-54. 
 Receiver General of Revenue, Ham- 
 
 merton commis'd, 1 1 . 4-6. 
 Receiver of Carolina, Grimball, 1. 383. 
 Receiver of Customs, bond, 7. 683-684. 
 
 Hill, 6. 1056. 
 
 McCulloh, 6. 1045-1046. 
 Receiver of South Carolina, Parris, 2. 
 
 418. 
 Receivers, neglect to settle with Pro- 
 prietors, 2. 723. 
 
 Paine, 6. 1057. 
 
 required to account for public money, 
 23. 89, 333. 
 
 should be made to account, 5. 298. 
 
 to be nominated or appointed, 3. 89, 
 90. . 
 
 to report on tonnage duties, 6. 1188- 
 1189, 1207, 1208. 
 
EEOEIVEES 
 
 406 
 
 EED, WILLIAM 
 
 Receivers of Public moneys, limita- 
 tions on right to hold oflSce, 10. 
 1010. 
 
 Receivers of stolen goods, Eng. act on 
 in force in N. C, 23. 325. 
 
 Recford, Morris, a.rmy rank, 16. 1145. 
 
 Recic, Isaac, 25. 466. 
 
 Reck, Rev. John, pastor of Lutheran 
 church in Salisbury, 8. 786. 
 
 Recl<oton (Richetan), 2. 128, 130, 131. 
 
 Recognizances, act on suspension of, 
 24. 762-3, 975-6. 
 bill on, 20. 561, 586, 590; 21. 116, 
 
 121, 122, 171. 
 rule on, 23. 701. 
 
 Reconciliation, correspondence of Moore 
 and Martin on, 10. 395-396, 398- 
 399, 400, 431-432. 
 Moore to Martin on, 11. 269-270. 
 
 Reconciliatory Bill of Lord Cliatliam, 
 10. 1026. 
 
 Reconstruction, 10. xli. 
 influence in making N. C. homogene- 
 ous, 8. iii. 
 public records destroyed under, 11. 
 iv. 
 
 Record bool<s, regulations on, 6. 1008. 
 
 Recorder, Hiiisboro (?), 19. 977: 
 
 Records, act for J. P.'s to take posses- 
 sion of, 24, 179; for recovery of, 
 24. 16-17 ; on lost r. of Bladen Co., 
 23. 804-5; to copy, 23. 842-3; to 
 erect store house for, 23. 127; to 
 preserve, 23. 149 ; to relieve per- 
 sons suffering from loss of, 23. 387- 
 388. 
 bills for keeping of, 4. 363, 388, 390, 
 392, 540, 541, 543-545, 549, 565, 567, 
 568, 572, 573; to preserve, 19. 155. 
 care of wills, 23. 887, 933-4. 
 carelessness in preservation of, 10. 
 
 XXX. 
 
 condition of, 5. 18. 
 
 defective, 4. 1103. 
 
 efforts to save, 21. 671. 
 
 Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 320, 321. 
 Imperfect, 16. iii. 
 Johnston on condition, 4. 423-424. 
 law for repealed. 4. 610-611, 614, 620, 
 
 624. 
 loss of from lack of public offices, 5. 
 
 156-157. 
 of Cumberland to be seized, 1 0. 568. 
 of General Court, 3. 52-61, 388-391. 
 preservation should be provided for, 
 
 4. 721, 722. 
 provision for preservation of, 5. 567- 
 
 568 ; 7. 968-964. 
 public, bill to take possession of, 12. 
 561, 562, 581, 582, 590, 591, 625, 
 626, 653, 667, 670, 671, 685, 693, 
 694, 701, 717; transcripts of, 21. 
 554, 570. 
 removal provided for, 8. 480. 
 removed from Wilmington to New- 
 bem, 8. 371, 445, 452; to Cape 
 Fear, 6. 412; to Newbern, 8. 389, 
 392, 399. 
 report on, 6. 1017. 
 resolve on preservation of, 20. 274. 
 Rice's objections to act for preserva- 
 tion of, 4. 577-582. 
 saved, 21. 333, 342. 
 to be open to the public, 1 . 845. 
 to be removed to Newbern and copied, 
 8. 440-441. 
 Recorders of Chancellor's Courts, un- 
 der F. C, 25. 127. 
 Recovery, methods of, 23. 67. 
 Recovery, vessel, 1. 323. 
 Recruiting, act on in force, 24. 113. 
 Armstrong on, 14. 827. 
 com. on instructions to officers, 10. 
 
 524, 528-529. 
 difficult, 13. 52-53. 
 discussed, 13. 167-168, 174. 
 expenses for asked of Assembly, 5. 
 
 255, 256. 
 money for, 15. 403. 
 provisions for, 22. 927-9. 
 resolves on promoting, 12. 808, 809, 
 
 870-871. 
 Roberson and Richardson on, 13. 13- 
 
 14. 
 slow, 13. 75 ; 15. 2. 
 Recruits, act to raise, 25. 310. 
 
 bill to raise, 5, 270, 271, 273, 274, 275, 
 
 279, 291, 293, 296, 309. 
 character, 15. 753. 
 Gates on need of and equipments, 
 
 13. 75-77. 
 money needed for, and answer, 13. 
 
 68, 73. 
 payment for, 15. 301. 
 Rector, Benj., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rector, Chas., in militia, 22. 348. 
 Rector, Lewis, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Recurrence to fundamental principles, 
 
 necessary, 23. 978. 
 Red. See Redd, Reed. 
 Red, James, claims allowed, 5. 979. 
 Red, Job, to be tried for assault, 4. 760. 
 Red, John, aids Fruit, 9. 93-4. 
 Red, John, land grant to, 4. 804. 
 Red, Wm., army pay, 17. 245. 
 
EED, THOMAS 
 
 407 
 
 EEDING, FKANCIS 
 
 Red, Thomas, land grants to, 4. 798. 
 Red, Thos., to be tried for assault, 4. 
 
 760. 
 Red, Wm., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Red Banks, 5. 1211. 
 act for warehouse at, 23. 212-213, 
 
 337. 
 bill for feri-y at, 6. 1231, 1234, 1294. 
 Inspection at, 23. 411, 792; 25. 313, 
 
 379. 
 tobacco warehouse at, 5. xlii. 
 Red Banks, inspection at, 24. 581. 
 Red Hook, 10. 898. 
 Red Hook, N. Y., 10. 938. 
 Red House, 5. 1200, 1219; 9. 10&4. 
 Red House, Md., 9. 1065. 
 Red King, report from, 17. 13-14. 
 Red Ocre, found on boundary survey, 
 
 2. 785. 
 Red River, 24. 972. 
 
 Red River, Tenn., act for town on, 24. 
 780-1. 
 bill for town on, 17. 333, 336, 342, 
 
 369, 392; 20. 44, 56, 89. 
 Indian outrages on, 20. 788 ; 22. 790. 
 Red River Oid Station, 24. 826. 
 Red Sea, pirates from, 1 . 468, 469. 
 Red Shoes (Indian), 11. 165. 
 answer to tallj of, 11. 195. 
 at Indian Congress, 1 1 . 179. 
 talk at Indian Congress, 1 1 . 186. 
 Redback, Fort, attack on, 11. 665, 677. 
 Redbank (Red Banks), N. J. (?), forts 
 at, 11. 797, 802. 
 attacked, 11. 788; 13. 262. 
 Redd, Capt., reports on prisoners with 
 
 their crimes, 15. 609. 
 Redd, George, takes express, 7, 208. 
 Redd, Wm., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Reddick. See Riddick. 
 Reddick, Abraliam, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Reddick, Abraham, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Reddick, Abm., army rank, 1G. 1150. 
 Reddick, Christopher, petition, 20. 525, 
 534, 589; 21. 81, 158, 177. 
 poll, holder, 1 3. 676. 
 report on, 21. 436. 
 Reddick, Isaac, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 in army, 15. 724. 
 Reddick, James, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Reddick, James, enters caveat, 2. 607. 
 Reddick, Jno., in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Reddick, John, juror, 4. 518. 
 Reddick, Jonas, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Reddick, Jos., in assembly, 16. 1; 17. 
 877, 878, 936, 947, 948, 953, 963 ; 20. 
 475, 476, 478, 514, 516, 519, 520, 521, 
 523, 525, 527, 536, 543, 546, 547, 
 
 550, 554, 567, 581, 587; 21. 6, 250. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 2, 6, 25, 28, 29. 
 See also Riddick, Joseph. 
 Reddick, Jos., juror, 4. 518. 
 Reddick, Josiah, in Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 164, 167, 172. 
 Reddick, Kadar, court to meet at house 
 
 of, 24. 230. 
 Reddick, Peter, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Reddick, Robert, a J. P., 4. 12r,2. 
 
 juror, 4. 518. 
 Reddick, Thomas, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Reddick, Wm., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Reddick, Wm., juror, 4. 517. 
 land grant to, 4. 764. 
 rights proved, 4. 763. 
 Reddie, John, in N. C. battalion, 13. 
 
 344. 
 Reddin, John, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Reddin, John, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 92. 
 Reddin, Thomas, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Redding. See Reading, Reding. 
 Redding, John, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Redding, Jonathan, a J. P., 4. 965. 
 Redding, Joseph, commissioner on 
 
 estate of Macknight, 12. 57-58, 
 
 59, 68. 
 Redding, Jos., juror, 25. 187. 
 Redding, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Redding, Sam., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Redding, Thos., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Redding (Pa.?), 15. 719, 721. 725, 7.33. 
 Reddit, Constantine, army pay, 17. 
 
 244. 
 army raak, 16. 1148. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 219, 
 
 227. 
 Reddit, John, quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Reddit, Wm., army pay, 17. 245. 
 Reddit, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Redditt, John, Jr., a volunteer, 14. 
 
 838. 
 Redditt, Jno., Jr., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Redditt, Wm., law suit, 2. 100. 
 Reddock, Wm., tried for murder, 11. 
 
 482. 
 Redet, Peeler, petitions for Windsor 
 
 as C. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Redey, Wm., juror, 25. 188. 
 Redfairn, James, exempted, 7. 625. 
 Redford, N. Y., Br. ravages at, 13. 496. 
 Redge, Wm., Tory and property sold, 
 
 16. 798. 
 Redick, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Reding. See Reading, Redding. 
 Reding, Francis, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 
EEDIl^G, JEEEMIAH 
 
 408 
 
 KEED, JAMES 
 
 Reding, Jeremiah, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Reding, Jonathan, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Reding, Jos., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Reding, Joseph, juror, 4. 518. 
 Reding, Joseph, Jr., juror, 4. 518. 
 Reding, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Reding, Sanders, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Reding, Wm., petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 "Redins, IVlr., 11. 811. 
 Redit, William, land lapses, 2. 352. 
 Redley, Hardy, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Redman, Widow, 7. 776. 
 Redman, Howell, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Redman, J no., in militia, 22. 451. 
 Redman, Larance, 7. 776. 
 Redman's (Redmond's) Old Fields, 5. 
 
 1046, 1054; 6. 815, 908, 909; 23. 
 
 496. 
 bill to change Edgecombe C. H. from, 
 
 6. 152. 
 court removed from, 25. 483, 484. 
 Redmayne, Fran., witness, 4. 1093. 
 Redner, Geo., army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Redpith, J no., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Redriffe, England, 1. 234, 296. 
 Redwill, Michael, buys and sells land, 
 
 24. 820-821. 
 Redwine, Michael, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Redwine, Mich'l, takes oath, 22. 171. 
 Redwine, Michael, takes oath, 22. 171. 
 Reece. See Rece, Reese. 
 Reece, Jas., tax collector, 19. 706. 
 Reed. See Read, Reade, Reid. 
 
 Reed, , killed, 22. 695. 
 
 Reed, Mr., 9. 1247. 
 
 Reed, Mr., 18. 601. 
 
 Reed, Mr., 20. 682, 683. 
 
 Reed, Mr., visits Martin, 10. 490. 
 
 Reed, Mrs., buries her husband, 3. 223. 
 
 Reed, Col., commands Br. levies, 14. 
 
 270. 
 Reed, Col., land to be resurveyed, 4. 
 
 330. 
 Reed (Read), Dr., 14. 756; 15. 181, 
 
 182. 
 recommended to Gates, 14. 757. 
 shoes to, 14. 466. 
 Reed, Gov., bill against mentioned, 
 
 14. 2. 
 Reed, Lieut., 12. 470. 
 Reed, Maj., sloop of in gov't service, 1. 
 
 878. 
 Reed, Maj., sent to Wilmington, 17. 
 
 683, 710, 711, 712, 761, 762, 789. 
 Reed (Reede), Andrew, appraiser, 1. 
 
 625. 
 
 buys land, 1. 620. 
 juror, 1. 397, 621. 
 road overseer, 1. 534. 
 sale to, 1. 494. 
 Reed, Andrew, in Indian war, 10. 759. 
 Reed, Benj., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Reed, Christian, lapse patent to, 2. 642. 
 Reed, Christian, juror, 4. 518. 
 Reed, Christopher, in assembly, 4. 652, 
 
 720, 726, 727. 
 Reed, Elizabeth, administers on estate, 
 
 4. 679, 680. 
 Reed, Frederick, army pay, \7. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Reed, George, county clerk, 5. 320. 
 Reed, Geo., in militia, 22. 437. 
 Reed, George, land grant to, 4. 767. 
 Reed, Geo., refuses to take oath, 22. 
 
 177. 
 Reed, Hannah, act to vest personal 
 
 estate in, 24. 332-3. 
 Reed, Henry, pardoned, 18. 444-445. 
 Reed, Henry, petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 808. 
 Reed, Isaac, pensioned, 9. 131, 206, 213, 
 214, 220; 17. 382, 389; 19. 441, 
 480, 775, 824. 
 petitions assembly for relief, 9. 64- 
 65. 
 Reed (Read, Reid), Rev. James, 6. 
 273; 7. 253; 9. 247, 248, 317; 23. 
 585, 661. 
 act to confirm agreement with, 23. 
 420-1; 25. 372, 432; to vest estate 
 in widow, 24. 332-3. 
 bill to confirm agreement with. 5. 
 270, 271, 272, 274, 279, 291, 293, 
 294, 295, 300, 310. 
 books sent to, 6. 224. 231. 1047-8. 
 church trustee, 24. 757. 
 claims as chaplain, 5. 307. 
 exempted from clergy act, 5. 1080. 
 invites Tomlinson to Newbern. 9. 305. 
 location, 7. 457, 540 ; in Newbern, 7. 
 
 102. 
 made chaplain of assembly, 5. 845 ; 
 
 6. 366. 
 memorial on school, 7. 35-36. 
 paid for services to assembly, 5. 688. 
 recommends McCartney, 7. 689. 
 refuses to preach on day of fasting 
 and prayer and suspended, 1 0. 115- 
 116, 153, 238. 
 requested to publish sermon, 9. 133, 
 
 215. 
 salary, 7. 493, 494. 
 school trustee, 25. 484. 
 thanked for sermon, 5. 241, 550; for 
 
EEED, JAMES 
 
 409 
 
 EEED, WILLIAM 
 
 sermon on public schools, 6. 955. 
 to S. P. G. on church and school, 7. 
 97-99; on church affairs, 6. 745; 
 7. 750; on court bill and public 
 affairs, 9. 815 ; on his work, 6. 231- 
 232, 264-266, 326, 565; and school 
 in Newbern, 6. 1047-1048 ; on in- 
 come of Newbern school, 9. 271- 
 273 ; on marriage act, &c., 9. 5-7 ; 
 on Methodists and need of tracts, 
 e. 594-595; on Morton, 7. 241-242; 
 on need of clergy laws, 6. 990-991 ; 
 9. 341; on public affairs, 6. 999; 
 7. 154; on resuming his work as 
 pastor, 10. 428; on school trouble 
 in Newbern and his own health, 9. 
 238-244; on vestry act on poor, 9. 
 1014-15; on Whitfield and Tryon, 
 6. 1060-1. 
 transmits action of school trustees, 
 
 9. 246. 
 treatment of ment'd, 6. 554. 
 vestry recommends, 6. 230. 
 
 Reed, James, a J. P., 22. 1007. 
 
 Reed, Jas., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 
 Reed, Jas., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 
 Reed, Jas., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 
 Reed, James, building coms'r, 24-. 238. 
 
 Reed, James, claim allowed, 9. 216-219. 
 
 Reed, James, cont. capt, 22. 1049. 
 
 Reed, James, juror, 10. 5. 
 
 Reed, James (Joseph), losses of, &c., 
 17. 824, 829, 857, 860-861, 886, 909, 
 916, 953, 955, 958-959, 961. 
 See also Read, .T.nmes. 
 
 Reed, James, petitions on land grants, 
 9. 1260-1262 ; 1 1 . 250-253. 
 
 Reed, James, prisoner, 16. 672. 
 
 Reed, James, representation, 19. 82, 83, 
 85, 86; considered, 16. 125, 126, 
 127, 132. 
 
 Reed, James, refuses to take oath, 22. 
 177. 
 
 Reed, Jane, widow, 3. 57. 
 
 Reed, Jesse, lieut, 13. 508 
 
 Reed (Read), Jesse, lieut., 13. 508. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 prisoner, 16. 673. 
 rank, 16. 72, 576, 608, 1144. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 193, 
 199, 213, 222. 225, 247, 257. 
 
 Reed, John, exempted, 4. 511. 
 
 Reed (Read), John, in assembly, 19. 
 234, 258, 263, 282, 286, 295, 300, 
 324, 334, 354, 359, 718, 719, 794, 816, 
 822, 832, 835. 
 report as collector of customs, 20. 
 256, 258. 
 
 Reed, John, refuses to take oath, 22. 
 
 177. 
 Reed, Joseph, a J. P., 4. 965. 
 Reed, Jos., army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Reed, Jos., location, 14. 563. 
 to Burke on case of sloop Active, 14. 
 256-257 ; on maritime powers of 
 C. C, 14. 256-258; on public af- 
 fairs, 15. 737. 
 Reed, Moses, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 
 in army, 13. 505. 
 Reed, Moses, resurvey granted, 4. 806- 
 
 807. 
 Reed, Nathan, deposition by. 10. 606. 
 Reed, Philip, prisoner, 16. 673. 
 Reed, Robert, clerk, 9. 298. 
 Reed, Robert, exempted, 9. 476. 
 Reed, Robert, juror, 8. 528. 
 Reed, Robert, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Reed, Sam I., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 
 in N. C. battalion, 1 3. 344. 
 Reed, Samuel, juror, 10. 2, 4, 6. 
 Reed, Samuel, militia captain, 24. 197, 
 
 367. 
 Reed, Samuel, nominated for messen- 
 ger and doorkeeper, 4. 494. 
 Reed, Samuel, on Rowan S. C, 10. 
 
 279, 280, 282, 309, 432, 592. 
 Reed, SamI, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Reed, Solomon, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-8. 
 Reed, Thaddeus, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Reed (Read), Wm., a J. P., 2. 572, 595- 
 596. 
 abused by Porter, 2. 688; by Swann, 
 
 2. 598. 
 abuses governor, 2. 540, 541-542. 
 appraiser, 2. 323. 
 arrests mutineers, 1. 870. 
 asks aid of Va., 1. 837-838, 888-889. 
 asks for lapsed lands, 2. 312, 317, 
 
 318, 356. 
 buys land, 2, 204 ; of Indians, 2. 483. 
 commissioner on Va. boundary, 2. 
 
 311-312. 
 deceased, 3. 57. 
 depositions as to death, 3. 223. 
 deputy proprietor, 25. 159, 170. 
 discounts quit rents, 2. 729. 
 enters caveat to lapse patent, 2. 427- 
 
 428. 
 in council, 1. 841, 851, 855, 869, 872; 
 2. 1-3, 41-44, 65, 69, 73, 117-118, 
 123-125, 139-142, 181-182, 184, 199- 
 200, 204-205, 239-244, 249-250, 282- 
 283, 296-297, 301-303, 307-309, 311- 
 318, 324, 341-349, 351-357, 377-380, 
 389-392. 425-429, 432, 438, 449-450- 
 
EEED, WILLIAM 
 
 410 
 
 KEES, DAMEL 
 
 457, 459-463, 472, 482-485, 515-516, 
 527-530, 532-534, 562-565, 566-568- 
 569, 571-575, 606-608, 622, 637-639, 
 641-645, 673-675, 676-679, 724-729, 
 764-768, 8ir-818, 830-831. 
 juror, 1. 588, 589, 590, 594. 
 land grants under, 4. 308. 
 land lapsfes, 2. 575, 642, 724. 
 lapse patent to, 2. 679, 724. 
 law suits, 1. 583, 586, 587, 588, 591, 
 
 592, 856 ; 2. 89, 95, 104. 
 levies an arbitrary tax, 2. 615. 
 petition, 1. 595. 
 president of council, 2. 460, 482-489, 
 
 491-499, 500-507, 514-515 ; 25. 209. 
 president of N. C, 23. 98, 103, 110. 
 rights assigned to, 2. 3. 
 salary, 2. 728 ; as gavernor, 2. 460 ; 
 
 as president to be paid, 2. 569. 
 signs acts, 23. 96, 102, 110. 
 suit over estate, 4. 679-80. 
 takes oath under Burrington, 2. 515. 
 to King on Everard, 3. 2-5. 
 town comsr., 25. 201, 402. 
 vestryman, 2. 209; 23. 7. 
 witness, 1. 596. 
 Reed, Wm., a J. P., 5. 813. 
 asks for inspection, 8. 80o. 
 claim allowed, 5. 979 ; 8. 141. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281. 
 duea from as sheriff, 9. 578. 
 estate administered on, 6. 1016. 
 lands to be resurveyed, 6. 772. 
 Reed, Wm., allowance to, 22. 853. 
 Reed, Wm., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Reed, Wm., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Reed, Wm., retails liquor, 2. 551, 555, 
 
 558. 
 Reed, Wm., son killed, 22. 695. 
 Reed, Wm., Jr., estate entered, 3. 53, 
 
 57. 
 Reed, Wm., Jr., land lapses, 2. 679. 
 
 lapse patent to, 2. 575, 724. 
 Reede, James, petition against mar- 
 riage act, 9. 623-624. 
 Reed's Landing, quit rents paid at, 25. 
 
 217. 
 Reed's old field, 24. 197. 
 Reedy, John, pastor of Reformed 
 churches, 8. 736, 737, 738. 
 visits churches, 8. 751. 
 Reedy Branch, 23. 481, 482. 
 Reedy Branch (Craven), 24. 226. 
 Reedy Creek, 4. xxi ; 22. 396. 
 lands on in dispute, 19. 43. 
 lawlessness on, 6. 778, 794-796. 
 settlers on, 5. xxxiv. 
 Reedy Creek Camp, 8. 592, 673. 
 
 Reedy Creek Church, 5. 1176, 1181. 
 Reedy Fork, 8. 507; 9. 488, 490, 527; 
 17. 1001, 1005, 1010; 21. 59; 22. 
 
 125; 24. 467, 972. 
 battle on, 19. 962. 
 Germans on, 8. 734. 
 requisition from, 8. 715. 
 settlements on, 5. 1218. 
 Reedy River, S. C, 7. 503, 504, 509, 
 
 998, 999, 1001, 1006, 1009; 11. fac- 
 ing 80 ; 22. 183, 184, 407. 
 and Cherokee boundary, 7. 208, 213, 
 
 220, 256, 257, 268, 448, 461, 463, 
 
 468, 470, 500, 502, 509, 510, 852, 853, 
 
 854, 999; 8. 556; 11. 208, 223. 
 Reedy River Camp, 7. 467, 1006, 1007. 
 Reekord, John, witness, 2. 653. 
 Reekotan, Va., 2. 310. 
 
 See also Hampton, Va. 
 Reeks, Wm., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Reel. See Real, Riel. 
 Reel, Jas., in militia, 22. 321. 
 Reel, John, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Reel, Josh., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Reel, Joshua, in militia, 22. 321. 
 Reel, Peter, dead, 4. 1249. 
 Reel, Peter, resurvey granted to, 4. 
 
 1249. 
 Reele, Jas., in militia, 22. 322. 
 Reele, Joshua, in militia, 22. 322. 
 Reels, Peter, land grant to, 4. 223. 
 Reems. See Reams, etc. 
 Reems, John, proposes armistice with 
 
 patriots, 16. 208. 
 Reems, Wm., proposes armistice with 
 
 patriots, 16. 208. 
 Reen, Sergt., asked for by Hogg, 15. 
 
 567. 
 Reen, J no., ill militia, 22. 359. 
 Reen, Joseph, takes oath, 22. 170. 
 Reep, Adam, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Reep family, 8. 753. 
 Rees. See Rece, Reece, Reese. 
 Rees, Lieut., 13. 280. 
 Rees, Abraham, asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-94. 
 Rees, Abraham, petition, 19. 212, 213, 
 
 341. 
 Rees, Bartholomew, Jr., settler, 1. 76. 
 Rees, Benjamin, settler, 1. 76. 
 Rees, D., to Martin on attainted Tories 
 
 in Ga., 16. 864. 
 Rees, Dan., in militia, 22. 263. 
 Rees, Dan, in militia, 22. 265, 266. 
 Rees, Dan, land grant to, 4. 221. 
 Rees, Daniel, asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 
 
 93-94. 
 Rees, Daniel, gives bond as deputy re- 
 
KEES, DANIEL, JE. 
 
 411 
 
 EEGISTEE OF BIETH 
 
 celver of quit rents, 5. 422-423. 
 Rees, Daniel, Jr., asks pardon for Fruit, 
 
 9. 93-94. 
 Rees, David, dismissed by court, 2. 
 
 594. 
 Rees, David, petition on rent, 9. 46-7. 
 Rees, David, to procure arms, 10. 525. 
 Rees, J no., army ranli, 16. 1151. 
 Rees, John, aslis for new county, 9. 90. 
 Rees (Reese), Owen, juror, 4. 519. 
 land grant to, 4. 634. 
 quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Rees, Roger, army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Rees, Roger, Jr., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 90. 
 Rees, Roger, Sr., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89-90. 
 
 Rees, Thos., trustee Liberty Hall, 24\ 
 
 30. 
 Rees, Wm., asks for new county, 9. 90. 
 Reese. See Rece, Reece. 
 Reese, David, 4. 347. 
 Reese, David, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 
 and Mecklenburg Declaration, 9. 1263- 
 1265. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 18. 148-149, 370, 372. 
 Reese, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 347. 
 Reese, Roger, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Reese (Reece), Wm., 5. 1206, 1208. 
 Reeve, John, witness, 6. 536. 
 Reeve, Richard, secretary to Clinton, 
 
 10. 592. 
 
 Reeves. See Reaves, Reives. 
 
 Reeves, , receives pay for soldiers, 
 
 17. 242. 
 Reeves, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Reeves, David, army pay, 17. 245. 
 Reeves, Eneas, to Burke on impressing 
 
 provisions, 16. 496-497. 
 Reeves, Frederick, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Reeves, Frederick, army pay, 17. 245. 
 Reeves, George, pay to, 22. 490. 
 Reeves, James, land grant to, 4. 703. 
 Reeves, Jas., in militia, 22. 366. 
 Reeves, Jas., in militia, 22. 376. 
 Reeves, Jesse, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Reeves, John, army pay, 17. 245. 
 Reeves, John, in militia, 22. 379. 
 Reeves, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Reeves, John, to release horse, 16. 265. 
 Reeves, John D., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Reeves, Jonathan, pay to, 22. 490. 
 Reeves, IVIalachi, 20. 59, 67. 
 Reeves, IVIalachi, in militia, 22. 380. 
 Reeves, Peter, a J. P., dropped, 9. 
 
 1229. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 243. 
 
 Reeves, Richd, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Reeves, Robert, land grant to, 4. 619. 
 Reeves, Samuel, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 in army, 15. 731; 16. 1144. 
 Reeves, Wm., in militia, 22. 394. 
 Reeves, Wm., juror, 4. 523. 
 land grant to, 4. 349, 616. 
 quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Reeves, Wm., Watauga to be annexed, 
 
 10. 708-711. 
 Reff, Chas., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Reford, Robert, land grant to, 4. 601. 
 Refords, Robert, land grant to, 4. 635. 
 Reformation of Jeofails, Eng. acts on 
 
 in force in N. C, 23. 323, 324. 
 Reformed Church, Germans in, 8. 730. 
 
 in Pa., 8. 729. 
 Reformed churches, composition, 8. 
 
 731. 
 Reformed Conference, the, Baptist, 5. 
 
 1183. 
 Reformed Evangelical Church, same as 
 
 German Reformed, 8. 731. 
 Reformers, Baptist, struggles of, 5. 
 
 1177. 
 Refugees, in N. C, 2. 419, 420. 
 petition from those of S. C. and Ga., 
 
 19. 35. 
 Regan. See Reagan, Riggan, Rigan. 
 Regan, Charles, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Regan, Gabriel, killed in army, 6. 457, 
 
 493. 
 Regan, John, boundary coms'r, 24. 839. 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 25, 27, 30, 34. 
 Regan, Jos., road coms'r, 25. 480. 
 Regan, Ralph, boundary coms'r, 24. 
 
 839. 
 in assembly, 21. 872, 873, 927, 930, 
 
 931, 937, 941, 965, 970, 980, 999, 
 
 1012, 1013, 1015, 1021, 1031, 1050, 
 
 1055. 
 Regan, Susannah, claims allowed, 6. 
 
 457, 493, 497. 
 Regan's (Riggan's) Swamp, act for 
 
 road through, 23. 594 ; 25. 480-1. 
 bill for road through, 6. 846, 852, 854, 
 
 859, 891, 909, 911, 916, 919-920, 927, 
 
 939-940. 
 Reggs, George, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Register, John, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Register, John, Jr., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Register of Admiralty ct., fees, 4. 193- 
 
 194, 196-197. 
 Forster, 2. 520-521. 
 Register of birth, &c., bill for, 4. 475, 
 
 500, 501. 
 fees, 4. 195. 
 law for, 3. 153. 
 
EEGISTEE OF OHANCEEY 412 
 
 EEGULATOES 
 
 none, 5. 331. 
 
 to be kept, 3. 112. 
 Register of Chancery ct., fees, 4. 190. 
 Register of N. C. troops in Cont. Line, 
 
 16. 1002-1197. 
 Registering of deeds, act on, 24. 423-4, 
 500, 571-2, 912, 966-8; 25. 215-9, 
 239, 304-9. 
 
 bill for relief of pei'sons neglecting, 
 5. 669, 670, 671, 672, 673, 686, 698, 
 705-706, 707, 708, 714, 715, 716, 
 735. 
 Registers, act on failure to register 
 deeds, 23. 185-186, 337; act on 
 fees, 23. 85, 86, 280, 201, 360, 
 861 ; 24. 207, 315-16, 400, 666 ; 25. 
 179-82, 220, 221, 223, 224, 225; to 
 appoint public, 23. 49-52, 333 ; 24. 
 15-16; 25. 160; to correct errors 
 in deeds, 25. 77-8. 
 
 bill for in counties, 12. 40, 41, 46, 
 66, 68, 81, 82, 94, 112; to ascer- 
 tain fees of defeated, 8. 422. 
 
 duties, 7. 487-488. 
 
 fees, 3. 166, 167; 4. 191; in admi- 
 ralty ct., 25. 146. 
 
 Howe, r. of Chowan, 6. 969-970. 
 
 in the precincts, 3. 88. 
 
 list of, 9. 298. 
 
 note on act to appoint, 3. 185. 
 
 qualifications, 25. 132. 
 Registration, necessary for foreign 
 ships, 1. 503-504. 
 
 provided for in Fund. Constns, 25. 
 132-133. 
 Registration of land, act on, 25. 215-9, 
 239, 304-9. 
 
 new, demanded, 4. 181-185, 188. 
 Registry, uses, 1. 201. 
 Regney, Benj., land grant asked for, 
 
 4. 440. 
 Regnier, Lt. Col., 12. 526. 
 
 court martialed, 12. 505, 523. 
 Regular Baptists, 5. 1168. 
 
 join Separates, 5. 1176-7. 
 
 See also Baptists. 
 Regulators and Regulation War, 5. 
 1214; 6. 218, 247; 7. 864, 865; 8. 
 165, 166, 183, 735, 736, 740, 747; 
 9. xi, 309; 10. V, 1015; 19. 972; 
 22. 857, 859, 1047. 
 
 account of, 5. 3216-3217. 
 
 accounts, commissaiy accounts, lists 
 of troops and miscellaneous papers 
 of, 22. 408-92. 
 
 act against Johnston act, 8. 481-486 ; 
 against riots, 9. 365, 366; for in- 
 demnity discussed, 9. 925, 931; 
 
 disallowed, 9. 669, 670; for pay- 
 ment of troojA against, 23. 781-3; 
 for tax to pay expenses of cam- 
 paign, 23. 850-1 ; to restore peace 
 among, 23. 787 ; to explain act 
 for indemnity needed, 9. 877-878 ; 
 to indemnify persons agreed to, 9. 
 811 ; to prevent suits because of, 
 23. 857-8. 
 
 action of, 6. 403-404, 408; of coun- 
 cil on, 7. 750-752; 8. 536-539; in 
 Hillsboro, 7. 705-706 ; on Johnston 
 act, 9. 285-286. 
 
 address on from Anson Co., 7. 806- 
 809 ; to Husband ou extortions and 
 lack of justice in Rowan, 8. 68-70 ; 
 to Tryon, 7. 810-813; to Tryon on 
 riot act, &c., 8. 543-544. 
 
 ammunition and guns ordered from 
 Ft. Johnston against, 8. 680-681; 
 of Waddell blown up, 8. 618. 
 
 and Quakers, 7. 745. 
 
 answer of Tryon to petition from 
 Orange, 8. 642-3. 
 
 appoint com. to settle troubles with 
 ofllcers, 7. 731-732. 
 
 appropriation to be used against 
 asked, 8. 450. 
 
 arms and ammunition from to be 
 sold, 9. 201. 
 
 arrest of Husband ordered, 7. 742. 
 
 arrested and insurrection suppressed, 
 10. 469. 
 
 Ashe marches against, 10. 452-453. 
 
 assemble at Cross Creek, 8. 845-346. 
 
 assembly questions Butler and Picket 
 on, 22. 410-11 ; to Dobbs on, 6. 417- 
 418 ; to King on, 6. 414. 
 
 association formed by and griev- 
 ances of, 7. 671-672; to protect 
 gov't against R., 8. 549. 
 
 beginnings, 7. sx, xxi. 
 
 bill for expenses of troops against, 
 7. 919, 920, 922, 923, 924, 974, 976, 
 979, 982-983, 985; for pardon of, 
 9. 385, 415. 424, 425, 433, 452, 466, 
 468, 531, 532, 545, 547, 714, 720, 
 744, 751, 752, 763, 765, 836, 846, 
 864, 877, 881, 882, 905, 908, 932; 
 for payment of costs of pardon of 
 offenders, &c., 9. 113, 117, 119, 121, 
 135, 148, 161, 167, 179, 185, 187, 
 189, 222, 254, 255; to punish as 
 rioters, 8. 319, 348, 353, 356, 390, 
 393, 405, 409, 410, 411, 428, 450. 
 
 break up court in Hillsboro, 8. 542 ; 
 23. 846. 
 
EEGULATOES 
 
 413 
 
 EEGULATOES 
 
 captured, 22. iv ; on Br. ship, 22. 
 751. 
 
 cause emigration, 7. xxxii-xxxiii. 
 
 causes of, 7. xiv, xv, xvi, xvii ; 9. 
 972, 977; and results of movement 
 reviewed, 8. 643-648; in Halifax 
 Co., 7. 866-867. 
 
 certificate of service against, 9. 694. 
 
 character and position in society, 8. 
 xlx-xxlii ; of army used against, 
 8. 636. 
 
 charges against Dobbs in connection 
 with, and answer, 6. 292-296, 299, 
 300, 411-412. 
 
 checks population, 8. xlv-xlvi. 
 
 claims in campaign allowed, 9. 125, 
 126, 129-134, 407, 408, 413-415, 439, 
 471, 472, 479, 485, 486-490, 520, 521, 
 527, 566, 578; paid, 9. 197, 198, 
 203, 210, 212, 218. 
 
 clerical charges connected with, 9. 
 50. 
 
 committee of to petition Governor on 
 grievances of, 7. 758-759. 
 
 conspiracies ment'd, 1 1 . 603. 
 
 cost, 7. xxix, 887-888; 8. xxxvl, 9, 
 706-707, 709, 718; 9. 563; of at- 
 tempted release of Husband, 8. 718 ; 
 of campaign against, 9. xii, xvi ; 
 of first army against, 8. 645 ; paid 
 in debenture notes, 9. xiv ; of sec- 
 ond campaign, 8. 651 ; of supplies 
 for army against, 8. 668-669; to 
 be paid, 9. 142. 
 
 court proceedings on trial of, 8. 507- 
 511 ; to be called for trials of, 8. 
 490. 
 
 Cupples to S. P. G. on, 8. 551-552. 
 
 Dartmouth on case of, 9. 352. 
 
 defeated at Moore's Creek, 11. 286- 
 287. 
 
 defenders and accusers of, 7. xiv. 
 
 deposition of Avery on action and 
 threats of, 8. 518-521 ; on destruc- 
 tion of ammunition off Waddell, 8. 
 622-623. 
 
 deny taking money from Fanning, 8. 
 260. 
 
 disaffection among troops sent 
 against, 19. 838, 839, 841. 
 
 disarmed, 10. 556. 
 
 discussed by Saunders, 8. iii-xxxiv, 
 xxxvl, xxxvlii, xli-xlii, xiv. 
 
 do not join in movement for free- 
 dom, 9. 1228. 
 
 documents relating to, 15. 761-763. 
 
 Dry a friend to, 9. 610. 
 
 Edwards on cause and effects of, 8. 
 
 654-657. 
 effect in Rowan, 8. 64 ; on Baptist 
 
 churches, 5. 1169. 
 Elmsly on, 9. vii, 12, 13. 
 entries of in court records of Orange, 
 
 8. 235-240. 
 
 estimate on actors in, 8. 639-640. 
 events leading up to, 5. Ivli-lxi. 
 expedition against, 5. xxiii, xxiv; 8. 
 
 550; 10. 273; 12. 707; 22. vl. 
 expenses, enlistments, etc., 7. 869-70; 
 
 22. 416-92; paid in debenture bills, 
 
 9. 260. 
 
 extent, 7. xxxli ; and character of 
 taxes in Orange Co., 7. 771-773. 
 
 Fanning asks reparation for dam- 
 ages done by, 9. 548, 551, 560-562 ; 
 declared innocent of charges of, 8. 
 461 ; not reimbursed by Assembly, 
 9. xiii ; orders arrest of R. and 
 calls militia out against, 7. 706- 
 707 ; proclamation against, 7. 739- 
 740; to Dixon on, 7. 745-746; to 
 Fudge on, 7. 741 ; to Tryon on, 7. 
 713-716, 745, 751. 
 
 Frohock excused from service against, 
 
 8. 701. 
 Germans in, 8. 730. 
 
 grants in aid of Gov. against, 8. 
 432, 446. 
 
 grievances summarized, 8. xiv-xviii. 
 
 guns impressed, 22. 413-14. 
 
 Harnett paid for his work against, 9. 
 124, 126, 132, 195, 202, 203, 204, 
 205, 219. 
 
 Harris on submission of, 7. 863-864. ' 
 
 Harris's deposition on feeling in Or- 
 ange, 7. 798. 
 
 Hasell on, 9. 9 ; to Hillsborough on, 
 
 9. 14. 
 
 Haywood on cause and effects, 8. 
 
 652-654. 
 Henderson on actions of in Hills- 
 
 boro, 8. 241-244. 
 Hillsborough to Martin on, 9. 64-66 ; 
 
 on troubles of, 9. 1 ; to Tryon on, 
 
 7. 799-800; 8. 16-17. 
 history of rise and progress of. 7. 
 
 761-766 ; summarized, 7. iii, xiv- 
 
 xxxiv. 
 hostages demanded, 7. 841. 
 Howard and Moore on causes of, 9. 
 
 V, vi. 
 Hunter's return ment'd, 9. 308 ; and 
 
 Martin on same, 9. 268-269. 
 Husband addresses Granville Co., 7. 
 
 89-90 ; expelled from assembly, 8. 
 
BEGULATOES 
 
 4-U 
 
 KEGULATOES 
 
 268-270, 330-331, 471, 473, 494; 
 
 jailed in Newbem, 7. 743-744. 
 impartial relation cited, 8. 656. 
 in Anson Co., 9. 51. 
 in arms and number, 10. 465, 466, 
 
 468. 
 in Granville Co., 6. 79-80, 364, 366- 
 
 367, 368. 
 in Hillsboro, 8. 695-696. 
 in Moore's Creek battle, 10. xxvi- 
 
 xxvii. 
 incited against Americans, 10. 714. 
 influence on Constitution of 1776, 8. 
 
 xiv ; counteracted, 5. 1213. 
 instructions on riot act, 8. 516; 11. 
 
 240-241; to settlers of difficulties, 
 
 7. 732. 
 
 insurrection of, 10. 475, 477, 485, 
 
 581 ; suppressed, 1 0. xiv. 
 intend to seize gov't, 10. 1017-1018. 
 jailed, 11. 282, 283. 
 Jobnston act, text, 8. 481-6; 25. 
 
 519a-519<Z; bill introduced, 8. 270; 
 
 to Bennehan on, 8. 612-613, 614- 
 
 615. 
 King approves Tryon's action, 8. 65, 
 
 G6. 
 land grants asked for service against, 
 
 9. 1159. 
 law for pardon of proposed, 9. 377, 
 
 381, 454; to indemnify defenders 
 
 of gov't to be disallowed, 9. 597- 
 
 598; to pay troops in discussed, 8. 
 
 266-267. 
 leaders submit to Martin, 9. 330. 
 legislatures not hostile to, 8. iv ; to 
 
 be protected against, 8. 681-682, 
 
 684, 686, 687, 688-690, 691, 694. 
 letters to from Husband, 8. 500. 
 list of jurors in Orange, 8. 72. 
 list of sent to Eng,, 9. 50 ; of thbse 
 
 wbose execution was suspended, 
 
 8. 635. 
 
 loyal, 10. xii, 406. 
 
 McNair to Husband on, 7. 767-770. 
 
 McPherson on feeling among, 7. 847- 
 848. 
 
 Martin asked to pardon all except 
 leaders, and answer, 9. 169, 173 ; on 
 causes of, 9. iv, v ; and answer, 9. 
 357-358, 362, 364 ; and condition of 
 Regulators, 9. 329-333; on pardon- 
 ing of criminals, 9. 36-37; on par- 
 don of, 9. 311-312; on work of 
 Tryon, 9. 16, 17, 20; reviews mili- 
 tia in Orange, Chatham and Guil- 
 ford. 9. 349. 
 
 meetings of, 7. 251-252. 
 
 mercy to Merrill's family, 9. 278, 279. 
 Micklejoim opposes, 8. 15. 
 military claims allowed, 22. 878-9. 
 military journal, 22. 870-6. 
 militia called out against, 7. 718-719 ; 
 
 and oath to, 7. 804; to be mus- 
 tered against, 8. 679-680. 
 Moir on, 8. 979. 
 Moore on opposition from, 8. 178- 
 
 179, 192-193, 195. 
 Nash and Hart to Fanning on, 7. 710- 
 
 712. 
 new counties erected as a foil to, 8. 
 
 527. 
 newcomers in N. C, 7. xxiii. 
 Newbern prison guarded against, 8. 
 
 683-684. 
 not Tories, 17. 1011. 
 note on act to pay troops against, 8. 
 
 5-6. 
 notes issued for expedition against, 
 
 8. 212. 
 
 number marching on Newbern, 8. 
 
 693 ; of troops used against, 7. 
 
 887-889; 19. 847; of troops under 
 
 Waddell, 8. 607; to take oath, 8. 
 
 614, 615; 9. 19, 78. 
 oath against taxes, 7. 726 ; to King 
 
 against, 7. 817. 
 offer to surrender, 9. 313, 314. 
 on Deep River surrender, 8. 715-716. 
 one made a J. P., 6. 234, 317. 
 opinions of Howard, Henderson, 
 
 Moore and McGuire on case of, 9. 
 
 333-339. 
 opposition to sheriffs denounced, 8. 
 
 139. 
 oppression in Orange Co., 7. 249-250. 
 orders against, 6. 773. 
 outlawed, 10. 803. 
 papers found in house of Husband, 
 
 10. 1018-1024. 
 pardon asked for, 9. 57 ; for Pugh, 
 
 9. 29-31 ; discussed, 9. 621-622 ; for 
 Welborn, 9. 25-27. 
 
 pardoned, 1 1 . 727 ; 22. 875 ; by King, 
 
 10. 274, 275, 405; by Prov. Cong., 
 10. viii; by Tryon, 8. 67-68. 
 
 pay for campaign recommended and 
 answer, 9. 17, 18, 102, 104; pro- 
 vided, 8. 302; discussed, 9. 275. 
 
 pensions granted for service in, 9. 
 129, 130, 131, 199, 200, 204, 206, 213, 
 214, 220, 397, 400, 496, 504, 521, 715, 
 754, 761, 768. 
 
 persons complained of, 22. 411. 
 
 petition against high fees in Orange 
 Co., 7. 733-737 ; against officers, 8. 
 
EEGULATOES 
 
 415 
 
 EEGULATOES 
 
 313 ; for protection, 22. 891 ; asked 
 for service, 9. 92-93; for pardons 
 for, 9. 68, 69; for pardons, 9. 38, 
 3^, 40, 41 ; for pensions for service 
 against, 9. 54, 55, 60, 62-64, 801-802; 
 petition on, 9. 763 ; from Anson 
 Co. on grievances, 8. 75-80; from 
 Orange for relief, 8. 309; from 
 Orange to Tryon for pardon, 7. 
 770-771 ; from Orange and Rovyan 
 for correction of grievances, 8. 81- 
 84; on honest juries and illegal 
 taxes and fees, 8. 231-234 ; to Gov. 
 on grievances, 7. 759-767; to Mar- 
 tin for pardon of, 9. 84-87, 93-95, 
 98-100 ; to Tryon for peace and set- 
 tlement, a. 640-641. 
 
 Pitt county troops called out against, 
 15. 761. 
 
 preachers to be sent to explain Amer. 
 cause, 8. xxiii; 10. 388. 
 
 Presbyterian ministers against, 7. 
 813-814; to their people against, 
 7. 814-816; stand by the gov't, 9. 
 250. 
 
 prevent collection of taxes, 23. 863. 
 
 prisoners hanged, 19. 845, 852, 853. 
 
 proceedings in Newbern against, 10. 
 1024-1025; of council of war at 
 Hillsborough, 7. 840-842 ; of courts 
 appointed to try, 8. 528-532; in 
 Orange, 8. 27-28, 32, 37. 
 
 proclamation of pardon and exemp- 
 tions from same, 7. 850-851 ; of re- 
 vrard for, 8. 617 ; on illegal fees, 
 7. 795-796, 800, 801, 802, 810. 
 
 proofs of exorbitant fees in Orange 
 Co., 7. 773-782. 
 
 property restored to families of, 9. 
 350. 
 
 protection of Hillsboro court against 
 provided, 8. 501-502. 
 
 protest of Loyal Regulators' Associa- 
 tion against, 8. 273-275. 
 
 Prov. Cong, makes advances to, 10. 
 266. 
 
 provisions for more speedy trial of, 
 7. 911-912, 965-966; for payment 
 of pensions, 9. 926. 
 
 public bills of 'credit necessary for 
 payment of costs, 9. 278. 
 
 Quakers congratulate Tryon on his 
 victory (forgery?), 8. 618-619; fur- 
 nish supplies against, 9. 354-355. 
 
 questions on by Assembly, 15. 761- 
 763. 
 
 reasons why N. C. troops put it 
 down, 8. iii-vii. 
 
 records of trials of In Orange, 7. 
 842-847. 
 
 Reed on, 9. 6. 
 
 refuse to muster in Orange, 7. 743 ; 
 to pay taxes, 8. 227 ; to pay taxes 
 in Anson Co., 8. 255-256; to pay 
 taxes in Rowan, 7. 856, 857. 
 
 regulation of fees considered, 8. 27- 
 29, 33-36. 
 
 report of committees on accounts of 
 received, 9. 123, 194; on as de- 
 faulting taxpayers, 8. 156, 157 ; on 
 battle and causes traced, 8. 636- 
 639 ; on casualties in battle, 8. 
 634; on number, 8. 608, 677; on 
 results of battle to Boston Gazette, 
 8. 615-616; on supplies to army of 
 Tryon, 8. 614, 620-621 ; on trial and 
 execution of, 8. 642-643. 
 
 representatives to be sent to Hills- 
 borough, 7. 716. 
 
 repudiated by Hendry, 7. 816-817. 
 
 request to authorities to report on 
 amount of taxes, 7. 699-700, 702- 
 703. 
 
 required to surrender before being 
 pardoned, 9. 55. 
 
 requisitions for army against, 8. 
 715. 
 
 rescue of Husband proposed and 
 proclamation on same, 8. 494-495, 
 497-498. 
 
 resolution of Assembly on, 8. 388- 
 389 ; against threatening move- 
 ments of, 8. 333, 334. 
 
 resolution on resisting sheriffs, 8. 
 152. 
 
 retire on release of Husband, 8. 500- 
 501. 
 
 rewards for captures, 8. 671 ; for in- 
 formation on, 6. 94, 105-107, 113. 
 
 riots of in Hillsboro, 8. 235-249, 251- 
 255, 257-258. 
 
 Rochford to Tryon commending his 
 actions, 8. 633-634. 
 
 rosters of troops in, 22. 408-500. 
 
 Rowan militia ordered out against, 
 8. 684-685 ; officials agree to make 
 restitution to. 8. 521-522. 
 
 rules and resolves of in Anson, 7. 
 726. 
 
 Rutherford's orders to, 7. 834-838. 
 
 select com. to settle accounts of, 9. 
 151-152, 154. 
 
 sheriffs report on difficulty of col- 
 lecting taxes, 8. 307. 
 
 should be pardoned by King, 9. 1157, 
 1258. 
 
EEGULATOES 
 
 416 
 
 EEID'S BLUFF CAMP 
 
 some sign test and. association, 10. 
 243. 
 
 songs of discussed, 8. xxvi, xxvii, xli, 
 xlii. 
 
 surrender and talie oatli, 9. 340; to 
 Martin, 9. 348. 
 
 Sutherland's deposition on, 7. 799. 
 
 sympatlay with in the east, 8. iv. 
 
 take oath, 10. 1017. 
 
 term from S. C, 7. xxi. 
 
 threaten Moravians, 5. 1151 ; New- 
 bern, 8. 260, 262 ; 22. 408, 409, 410. 
 
 to be jailed in Newborn or Wilming- 
 ton, 7. 742-743. 
 
 to be pardoned, 9. 208-209, 1241; by 
 Martin, 10. 90. 
 
 to be protected by Prov. Cong., 10. 
 169. 
 
 to be tried in Newbern, 8. 495. 
 
 to rendezvous at Cross Creek, 10. 
 452. 
 
 to Tryon, 7. 801-803. 
 
 trial considered, 8. 725 ; of Person 
 and executions in Hillsboro, 8. 635- 
 636. 
 
 troops against left by Tryou, 8. 627 ; 
 called out against and counties fur- 
 nishing, 8. 697 ; thanked for serv- 
 ice in, 9. 245, 270. 
 
 trouble over payment of troops, 9. 
 67, 68, 76. 
 
 Tryon allowed to use funds against, 
 8. 355, 385, 386; ans\\'er to peti- 
 tion from Anson, 7. 809-810 ; con- 
 duct praised, 10. 1025; demands 
 supplies from Quakers, 8. 610 ; in 
 answer to petition of, 7. 792-794 ; 
 issues proclamation of par-don. 8. 
 608-609, 610-611, 613, 614, 617-618; 
 .iournal on campaign against, 7. 
 819-828; 19. iii, v-vi, 837-854; 
 makes preparation for trials of, 8. 
 690-691, 693, 694-696, 712, 713; on, 
 8. 195; on battle, 8. 712-713; on 
 Henderson's charges against Per- 
 son, &c., 8. 524-525 ; on settlement 
 proposed with in Rowan, 8. 545 ; 
 order book in campaign against, 8. 
 574-601 ; orders on march against, 
 8. 659-676 : orders report on 
 strength of Ft. .Tohnston, 8. 685; 
 orders to army on march against, 
 
 7. 828-834 ; proceedings reviewed. 
 
 8. 720-726; proclamation to, 7. 721, 
 801; to Bd. Trade on, 7. 989; to 
 Fanning on, 7. 717-718, 719-720; to 
 Hart on feeding army against, 8. 
 707 ; on provisioning army against, 
 
 8. 696 ; to Hillsborough on, 7. 791- 
 792, 884-886; 8. 494-495, 499; on 
 battle with, 8. 610, 648-651^ 652; 
 on operations against, 8. 456-9 ; to 
 Hogg and others on battle, '8. 716- 
 717; Leg. on and answer, 7. 890- 
 891, 892, 894, 895, 926-927, 930-931, 
 933, 934, 935, 936-937; 8. 282, 284- 
 285, 286, 289, 292, 306-307, 312; to 
 militia commanders on organiza- 
 tion of, 8. 540-542 ; to on bond for 
 good behavior, 7. 804-806 ; to vari-^ | | 
 ous persons on Hillsboro riots, 8. 
 678-679; on movements against, 8. 
 697-698, 700, 701-705, 708-711, 713- 
 717. 
 Waddell's order book on campaign 
 against, 8. 601-607 ; raises troops 
 against, 9. xliv ; retreats before, 8. 
 608, 610. 
 Wood refuses oath to, 8. 634. 
 See also Alamance battle. 
 
 Reichel, Bishop, history of Moravians, 
 5. 1144-1163. 
 
 Reichel, Chas. G., called to Salem, 5. 
 1157. 
 controls congregations in N. C, 5. 
 1157. 
 
 Reichei, John F., visits Moravians in 
 U. S., 5. 1154. 
 
 Reicot, Capt., has blankets for sale, 
 13. 51. 
 
 Reid. See Read, Reade, Reed. 
 
 Reid, , convicted of fraud, 18. vi. 
 
 Reid, Capt., attends Burke at time of 
 his capture and imprisonment, 16. 
 13. 
 
 Reid, Gen., opposes action of C. C. on 
 exchange of prisoners, 13. 404. 
 
 Reid, Lt. Col., field officer, 12. 531. 
 
 Reid, Andrew, petitions for new char- 
 ter, 9. 79-80. 
 
 Reid, David, killed. 19. 973, 
 
 Reid, Geo., in militia, 22. 163. 
 
 Reid, Geo., in militia, 22. 163. 
 
 Reid, Henry, kills tory, 18, 209-10, 224. 
 
 Reid, Isaac, memorial. 20. 86. 
 
 Reid, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 1047. 
 
 Reid, Robert, property confiscated, 21. 
 5.5. 
 
 Reid, Robt., takes oath. 22. 170. 
 
 Reid, Robert, & Co., Regulators' entry 
 on causes of, 8. 239. 
 
 Reid, Thos., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 Reid, Wm., building coms'r, 24. 831. 
 
 Reide, Jac, 8. 749. 
 
 Reidpath, John, in army, 21. 88. 
 
 Reid's Bluff Camp, 14. '310. 
 
KEILYS, JACOB 
 
 417 
 
 RELIEF 
 
 Reilys, Jacob, claim, 9. 4S9. 
 Reinhardt. See Renhart, Rhinebart. 
 Reinhardt, Christian, 8. 753. 
 Reinhardt family, 8. 754, 756, 757. 
 
 pioneers, 8. 751, 753. 
 Reinhart, Indras, petitioa on rent, 9. 
 
 46-47. 
 Reinhartt, F. D., 8. 752. 
 Reintelmann, Christopher, to collect 
 
 for aid of Germans, 8. 630, 631., 
 Reiter, Rev. L., pastor of German Re- 
 formed Church, 8. 756. 
 Reitzell, Rev. C. G., labors in Guilford 
 
 Co., 8. 792. 
 Reitzell family, 8. 734. 
 Reives, Amariah, in Indian War, 10. 
 
 754. 
 Relf. See Relpli, Rifle. 
 Relf, Cornelius, a J. P., 4. 813. 
 
 juror, 4. 518. 
 Relf (Relfe, Relph), John, a J. P., 2. 
 638. 
 bound over to court, 2, 399, 406, 414. 
 juror, 1. 588, 589, 590; 2. 98, 112, 
 596, 655, 667, 668, 686, 709, 712, 
 716, 717, 719, 720. 
 law suit, 2. 85, 89, 90, 107-108. 
 reported for neglect, 2. 400, 405, 411. 
 road overseer indicted, 2. 365. 
 vestryman, 2, 209. 
 Relf, John, a J. P., 4. .346. 
 Relf, John, Jr., juror, 4. 518. 
 Relf (Relfe), Thos., a J. P., 4. S13, 895, 
 965. 
 commissioner to inspect frontiers, 5. 
 
 728-729. 
 in assembly, 5. 229, 232, 244, 246, 
 257, 269, 270, 290, 292, 501, 503, 
 506, 507, 508, 522, 530, 531, 537, 
 .".39, 541, 546, 664, 667, 668, 669, 
 670, 673, 686, 687, 688, 696, 698, 
 700, 701, 705, 706, 707, 715, 834, 
 843, 852, 864, 868, 921, 022. 1007, 
 1025, 1026, 1031, 1036, 1048, 1049, 
 1067, 1072, 1080, 1088; G. 135, 164; 
 8. 98, 107, 108, 137, 146, 301, 303, 
 304, 326, 341, 422, 444, 454 ; on com. 
 of assem., 5. 284, 539, 661, 690, 
 1017. 1043; 8. 309. 
 Pasquotank C. H. to be built on 
 
 lands of, 5. 706. 
 petition on trade, 5. 321-324. 
 public buildings on lands of, 23. 
 
 468-9. 
 report on public claims, 5. 975-986. 
 tobacco inspection at bouse of, 23. 
 411. 
 Relf, Wm., a J. P., 4. 48, 346. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 493. 
 witness, 4. 448. 
 Relfe, Enoch, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 6, 25, 28, 30. 
 owes state, 21. 1068. 
 Relfe, J no., soldier, 18. 797. 
 Relfe, J no., vestryman, 23. 7. 
 Relfe, Mary, petitions for d^bt against 
 
 Yeopim Indians, 2. 140. 
 Relfe, Robt., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Relfe, Thomas, a justice of the Gen- 
 eral Court, 2. 98. 
 at court, 1. 389. 
 commends Adams, 1. 730. 
 executor, 1. 434. 
 
 land grant to, 1 . 59-60, 65-66, 270-1. 
 provost marshal, 1 . 414. 
 sells land, 1. 432. 
 Relfe (Relf), Thos., bill for town on 
 lands of, 17. 315, 356; 18. 38, 284; 
 19. 426, 740, 759, 806; 20. 27, 167, 
 172, 343. 
 in assembly, 13. 624, 625, 690, 697, 
 708, 712, 717, 721, 736, 745, 753, 
 825, 858, 883, 890; 18. 2, 3, 69, 
 808; 19. 372, 375, 400, 401, 413, 
 460. 487, 741 ; 20. 2, 3, 14, 39, 46, 
 68, 76, 79, 81, 82, 83, 89, 312, 328, 
 348, 370, 372, 378, 380, 390, 416, 
 426, 473; on com. of assem., 12. 
 276; 13. .597, 647, 705, 767; 18, 36, 
 271. 
 testimony of quoted, 17. 388. 
 Relfe, William, buys land, 1. 432. 
 commends Adams, 1. 730. 
 executor, 1. 434. 
 Relfe, Wm., debts due by, 8. 280-281; 
 
 as sheriff, 9. 57.3. 
 Relfe, Wm., in assembly, 8. 107, 146, 
 301, 303, 304, 326, 335, 422, 444, 
 454. 
 Relfe, Wm., in militia, 22. 351. 
 Relfe's (Relf's) Ferry, 24. 251. 
 public buildings at, 23. 468-9. 
 Pasquotank 0. H. to be built at, 5. 
 706. 
 Relfe's (Relf's) Point, act for ferry at, 
 23. 500, 595 ; 25. 389, 481-2. 
 bill for ferry to, 5. 1019-1020, 1021, 
 1022, 10.36, 1051, 1052, 1054, 1055, 
 1059, 1062, 1097; 6. 1225-1226, 1239, 
 1240, 1272, 1296; 7. 308, 315, 374, 
 .390, 397; to continue ferry act, 6. 
 847, 854, 863, 866, 883. 886. 912, 
 920, 921, 932, 956, 957, 958-959. 
 Relfs, tobacco warehouse at, 5. xlii. 
 Relief, ship, 9. 1152. 
 Relief, snow, 10. 272. 
 
 3—27 
 
EELIGION 
 
 418 
 
 EENDAL, BENJAMIlSr 
 
 Religion, 17. 553. 
 
 act on, 23. 3-6; 25. 20; on advance- 
 ment, 23. 400; to keep open roads 
 to churches, 24. 746-7. 
 
 and Fund. Consts., 25. iv. 
 
 and morals, act of C. C. on, 1 3. 241. 
 
 bill for support of, 19. 435, 726, 767, 
 771 ; to allow denominations to ap- 
 point trustees, 20. 4-5 ; to prevent 
 stopping roads to churches, 17. 
 310, 321, 340,-384, 414. 
 
 churches and church lands secured 
 to, 23. 986-7. 
 
 committee to confer with people kept 
 by r. from joining patriots, 10. 
 169. 
 
 control of granted to Proprietors, 1. 
 22, 103. 
 
 definition of and limitations on de- 
 manded, 10. 241. 
 
 desire to promote, 23. 392. 
 
 Dobbs on state of, 6. 1063, 1064. 
 
 encouraged by C. C, 13. 486; by 
 proclamation, 9. 28, 29. 
 
 gift for propagation of gospel among 
 N. C. Indians, 5. 1446. 
 
 in Constitution of 1776, 23. 983. 
 
 ordinance to secure titles to churches, 
 10. 982. 
 
 privileges granted to Heath, 1 . 6-7. 
 
 protection of, 22. 19. 
 
 public money appropriated for min- 
 ister, 24. 879. 
 
 recognition of In Fundamental Con- 
 stitutions, 2. 856-7; 25. 123-36. 
 
 report on state of, 7. 284, 288. 
 
 should be promoted, 4. 1318, 1320, 
 1330, 1332. 
 
 state of, 1. 681-682; 3. 429-430; 9. 
 612 ; in 1703, 22. 733. 
 
 See also names of particular organ- 
 izations, as Baptists, Quakers, etc. 
 Religion of Nature, 22. 886. 
 Religious affairs, address of House of 
 Lords on, 1. 634-640. 
 
 Glover on, 1. 689-690. 
 Religious ceremonies of Tuscaroras, 1. 
 
 981-982. 
 Religious condition of Albemarle, as 
 indicated by Fox and Edmundson, 
 1. 215.218, 226-227. 
 Religious denominations, report on, 7. 
 102. 
 
 See also under the various names. 
 Religious liberty, 1. 194; 25. 94. 
 
 act on, 2. 884-885 ; 23. 11 ; against in 
 S. C, 2. 913-17. 
 
 care for, 1. 94. 
 
 declaration on, 10. 1004. 
 
 DeFoe's Party-Tyranny, 2. 891-928. 
 
 history of act for, 3. 180. 
 
 in Albemarle, 1. 16B-167, 168, 174, 
 
 181, 334. 
 in American colonies, 1. 226. 
 in Clarendon Co., 1. 154-156. 
 in F. C, 1. 202-4, 236; 2. 856-7. 
 instructions on, 6. xxix. 
 promised to Cape Fear settlers, 1. 45. 
 provided for, 1. 80-81, 82; 3. 110; 10. 
 
 870<Z, 870i7, 1011. 
 recognized, 1. 54. 
 struggle for in Rowan, 8. 179-181. 
 to be allowed, 5. 1136. 
 Tryon on, 8. 218. 
 Religious refugees, arguments against 
 theory of, 1. xxi. 
 remove to C, 1. 639. 
 Religious scruples, committee on, 10. 
 
 viii. 
 Religious societies, bill to incorporate, 
 
 17. 269, 276, 285, 304, 405. 
 Religious teaching, lack of, 3. 23, 24. 
 Religious test, 22. 668. 
 Religious toleration, promised, 1. 688, 
 
 639. 
 Religious worship, act to establish, 25. 
 
 151, 365. 
 Relph. See Relf, Relfe, Rifle. 
 Relph, Dr., land of, 1. 60. 
 Relph, Cornelius, treasurer, 4, 106, 136. 
 Relph, John, a J. P., 3. 2.34. 
 Relph, John, .iuror, 25. 187. 
 Relph, John, nominated as treasurer, 4. 
 
 106, 136. 
 Relph, John, .Iuror, 25. 187. 
 Relph, John, Sr., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Rem, Michl., land grant to, 4. 851. 
 Remembrancer, fees, 4. 276-277. 
 Remembrancer of Public Events, ex- 
 tracts from, 11. 265, 282-288, 286- 
 287. 297-298, 353. 
 Remes, Josh., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Remington, Edward, witnesses deed, 1. 
 
 20. 
 Reminiscences of the Revolution, ex- 
 tracts from, 15. 391-396. 
 Remm, Jacob, in militia, 22. 318. 
 Remm, Jos., in militia, 22. 318. 
 Remm, Melchor, in militia. 22. 318. 
 Removals, from office, considered, 22. 
 634-5. 
 power of Gov. limited, 3. 102. 
 Removals to N. C, causes, 1. 690-691. 
 
 from Va., 1. 692. 
 Renchoe, Joseph, witness, 10. 598. 
 Rendal, Benjamin, juror, 8. 508. 
 
KENDLEMAN, CHEIS. 
 
 419 
 
 EEISTTS 
 
 Rendleman, Christopher, naturalized, 
 
 7. 521. 
 Rendleman, John, naturalized, 7. 521. 
 Rendol, Wm., navigation coms'r, 24. 
 
 603. 
 Renege, George, petitions for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Renen, , on S. C. petition, 1. 687- 
 
 640. 
 Reney, Wm., aslis pardon for Fruit, 9. 
 
 93-94. 
 Renfrew. See Rentfrow. 
 Renfrew, Jos., act for land to, 24. 629- 
 
 630. 
 land grant to, 19. 573. 
 Rengrove, John, taxable, 15. 192. ' 
 Renhart. See Reinhardt. 
 Renhart (Reinhart), Christian, in As- 
 sembly, 9. 719, 720, 734, 735, 760. 
 Reni!<er, , on com. of assembly, 
 
 1 3. 639. 
 Renn, Aaron, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Renn, Joseph, pay to, 22. 489. 
 Renn, Wm., deserter, 11. 795. 
 Renn, Wm., town coms'r, 24. 176. 
 Rennals, IV! r., recruits, 13. 48. 
 Rennels, Thomas, land grants to, 4. 
 
 1047, 1247. 
 Renney, Peter, army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rennick, George, land grants to, 4. 
 
 1038, 1048, 1049, 1240, 1246. 
 rights proved, 4. 1035. 
 
 Rennie, , in assem., 8. 97. 
 
 Rennolds. See Reynolds. 
 
 Rennolds, Pettr., deposition on illegal 
 
 fees, 7. 779. 
 Rennos, Jofin, election at house of, 18. 
 
 243. 
 Renown, ship, 14. 689. 
 goes South, 15. 324. 
 Renshaw, Abrm., Jr., petitions, 19. 927. 
 Renshaw, Abrm., Sr., petitions, 19. 
 
 927. 
 Renshaw, Elijah, petitions, 19. 927. 
 Renshaw, Isaac, petitions, 19. 927. 
 Renshaw, Jos., petitions, 19. 927. 
 Renson, John, land grant to, 4. 221. 
 Rent roll, act for, 4. 1166; discussed 
 
 and to be repealed, 5. 93, 107, 117 ; 
 
 to form, 23. 91, 122, 301-303, 810- 
 
 312, 340, 350-1; 25. 215-19, 239, 
 
 304-9. 
 amount in 1750, 4. 1106. 
 bills for, 4. 8, 17, 88, 92, 125, 126, 129, 
 
 132, 134, 140, 180-9, 240, 362, 388, 
 
 390, 391, 393, 396, 399, 401, 407, 506, 
 
 542, 564, 567, 652, 976, 978, 979, 980, 
 
 984, 991, 992, 993, 994, 995, 999, 
 
 1021; for fails, 4. 584; to repeal 
 
 law for, 4. 1065, 1066, 1067, 1068, 
 
 1069, 1070, 1071, 1072. 
 condition, 5. 985, 950. 
 defects considered, 4. 1097. 
 difficulty of maliing, 3. 144; 5. 156; 
 
 e. 1074-1076. 
 discussed, 5. 332. 
 falsehoods about, 4. 1148. 
 formation of discussed, 8. 175, 176. 
 Heron to Tryon on and Rutherford's 
 
 answer, 22. 877-8, 890-1. 
 law for, 4. 972, 985, 987; repealed, 
 
 4. 434-5, 439. 
 made out by Rutherford, 7. 229-230. 
 memorials of Heron and Rutherford 
 
 on condition of, 7. 523-5. 
 need for, 3. 481-482 ; 4. 1088-1089 ; 5. 
 
 15 ; 8. 196. 
 procured by McCulloh, 4. 1113. 
 procuring of discussed, 5. 588. 
 proposed clause in law for, 4. 315- 
 
 316. 
 prospect of, 4. 24. 
 quarrels over, 3. vi. 
 reason for act on, 4. 1217-1218. 
 Rutherford on, 22. 877-8. 
 scheme for forming, 8. 47-49, 167. 
 sent to England, 5. 20-1. 
 to be made, 2. 34-35, 517, 532, 603 ; 4. 
 
 72; 5. 145. 
 See also Rents, Quit Rents. 
 Rentfro, Enoch, in militia, 22. 365. 
 Rentfrow. See Renfrew. 
 Rentfrow, Enoch, exempted, 6. 482. 
 Rentfrow, Enoch, in militia, 22. 375. 
 Renton, John, army pay, 17. 245. 
 Rents, 1. 51, 60-67, 92. 
 account of wanted, 1. 706. 
 act to secure, 23. 122. 
 amount paid for C, 1 . 22, 104. 
 arrears remitted, 3. 143. 
 at farthing per acre, 1. 391. 
 bill on recovery of, 20. 138, 140, 188, 
 
 319-320, 430; 21. 827, 834, 889, 996, 
 
 999, 1004. 
 constables to collect, 1. 84. 
 dissatisfaction with in Albemarle, 1. 
 
 100 ; increase in, 3. 331. 
 Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 23. 
 
 322, 324, 325, 326. 
 from Palatines, 1. 988. 
 Holden to collect in Albemarle, 1. 
 
 241. 
 in Albemarle Co., 1. 163-164, 174-176, 
 
 182, 183, 238, 254, 271, 302, 835-386. 
 in Clarendon Co., 1. 78, 96. 
 
EENUSSOIST, ^r. 
 
 420 
 
 EEPEESENTATIVES 
 
 levied by Va. on Currituck, 1. xxii, 
 
 339-340, 343. 
 memorial on Lord Carteret's ment'd, 
 4. 591. 
 
 outbreak caused by collection of, 8. 
 vii-viii, x. 
 
 petition on from settlers on Dobbs 
 Grant, 9. 46-47. 
 
 report on required, 1 . 351, 557 ; to 
 be sent to Board of Trade, 3. 315- 
 316. 
 
 should be paid in produce, 2. 849. 
 
 silver demanded for, 2. v. 
 
 to be paid on resurveys and on pat- 
 ents not surveyed, 4. 591-592. 
 
 to Proprietors, 1. 46. 
 
 troubles in Clarendon Co., 1. 146-147. 
 
 under Fund. Constns., 1. 204, 205; 
 25. 135. 
 
 See also Rent Roll, Quit Rents. 
 Renusson, M., imports medicines, 22. 
 
 917. 
 Rep, Peter, town coms'r, 23. 810. 
 Representation, act limiting, consid- 
 ered by Board of Ti'ade, 4. 1028- 
 1031 ; act' on ment'd, 6. xxv, xxvi ; 
 passage of discussed, 5. 89-93 ; re- 
 pealed, 6. 598; to be repealed, 5. 
 117 ; to equalize in assembly, 23. 
 251-252, 338. 
 
 assembly on regulation of, 6. 985. 
 
 bill to equalize in assembly, 4. 835, 
 836, 838, 839, 840, 841, 842; to 
 grant it to Brunswick, 5. 183, 184, 
 185, 186, 187, 200, 201, 203, 204, 206, 
 208, 209. 
 
 Board of Trade on rights of north- 
 ern counties, 6. 262-263. 
 
 charges against Dobbs in matteV of 
 charters and answer, 6. 288-289. 
 
 compared with that in Parliament, 
 9. 1063. 
 
 depositions on members, rules, &c., 
 of assembly, 4. 1169-78. 
 
 disallowance of act brought over by 
 Dobbs, 5. v-vi. 
 
 discussion and requirement of laws 
 on, 5. 398-399, 406-407. 
 
 distribution of, 10. xxiv. 
 
 evil effects of inequality in, 9. 1054. 
 
 fate of act, 4. 1256-1257, 1275-1276, 
 1277-1278. 
 
 founded on taxes paid, 2. 854. 
 
 history of reviewed. 4. 1199-1201. 
 
 in assem. considered, 20. 566-7. 
 
 Johnston on fate of act, 4. 1317-1318, 
 1319-1320, 1330, 1332. 
 
 Lamb on act to limit, 25. 237. 
 
 law for equalizing defended by John- 
 ston, 4. 869-870; sent to England, 
 4. 849-850. 
 
 McCulloh agent for northern coun- 
 ties, 4. 869-870. 
 
 not to be fixed by new town and 
 county acts, 5. 340-341, 352. 
 
 not to be regulated by assembly, 5. 
 482. 
 
 number of members discussed, 6. 6. 
 
 observations on act to regulate, 4. 
 1156-1158. 
 
 of precincts and counties, 3. 453, 454. 
 
 opinion of Lamb on act to regulate, 
 
 4. 1155-1156. 
 
 Orange Co. petitions for, 5. 364. 
 
 petition against act to Board of 
 Trade, 4. 879-881, 882-883 ; of north- 
 ern counties on, 4. 1158-1160, 1161, 
 1167. 
 
 proportioned, 22. 19, 23-4. __ 
 
 quarrel over, 4. 204-205; 6. 245-246; 
 begun, 4. 177-178 ; brewing, 3. 446 ; 
 of Albemarle counties over, 4. 
 xviil-xx. 
 
 reduction of discussed, 9. 1119. 
 
 repeal of act regulating suspended. 
 
 5. 326-328. 
 
 resolution on, 21. 311, 646-647. 
 
 review of by Board of Trade. 5. 81- 
 93. 
 
 rights of towns under act 1715, 6. 
 xxvii. 
 
 should be passed on by Atty. Gen.. 4. 
 1221-1222. 
 
 strictures on action of assembly, 6. 
 752. • 
 
 struggles for, 4. 1152-1237; 4. 919, 
 920, 922, 924, 934, 938, 939, 943. 
 944, 1152-1237; 6. 972; 9. xi, xlv; 
 northern counties ment'd, 4. 856, 
 857-858, 860. 863-864, 865, 957. 973, 
 974, 986, 987, 988. 1020, 1087, 1088, 
 1098, 1099, 1146, 1148, 1150-1151, 
 1311 ; 5. vii, 28, 108, 218, 248; treat- 
 ment of absent members, 4. 916; 
 summary of, 8. viii, x. 
 
 text of act, 4. 1153, 1154-1155. 
 
 to be made equal in the north and 
 south, 6. 227. 
 
 trouble over, 4. 844. 
 
 under Albany Union, 5. 252. 
 Representation in Congress, act on, 
 25. 20. 
 
 election not to be interfered with, 
 22. 24, 49. 
 Representatives, one or two houses 
 considered, 10. xx. 
 
EEPEESENTATIVES 
 
 421 
 
 EESPISS, THOMAS 
 
 to be ineligible to civil office, 22. 20, 
 
 52. 
 right of instruction maintained, 23. 
 978. 
 Representatives in Congress, act 
 against their holding office under 
 N. C, 25. 69-70; on election of, 
 25. 1-3, 64-5. 
 pay of, 22. 22, 24. 
 Reprieve, power of vested in gov., 23. 
 
 982. 
 Republicanism, garrison against needed, 
 6. 1029. 
 in colony, G. 308, 309, 319. 
 Requisitions, for Tryon's army, 8. 715. 
 Resabel, IVlich., juror, 25. 190. 
 Rescod, Oston, in army, 15. 735. 
 Rescriptio Scolastica ad Grevinclio- 
 
 vium, 2. 854. 
 Reservations, in C, 1. 12, 17. 
 in Va., 1. 15. 
 to Proprietors, 1. 205. 
 Reserve, tlie, prisoners sent to Eng- 
 land in, 1. 800, 804-805, 806. 
 Reserved rights of States, 22. 19. 
 Residence, required for land grants, 
 
 1. 856. 
 Resignations, discussed, 13. 69, 74. 
 Resignations from army, resolve on, 
 
 12. 685-686. 
 Resistance to oppression, in N. C, 8. 
 
 vii-x. 
 Resolution, the, captures the Polly, 11. 
 
 755. 
 Resolutions of Congress of 1765, 7. 
 
 121-122. 
 Resolves, to be printed, 12. 804, 868. 
 Resources, answers on, 6. 605-623. 
 Respal Deza, Joseph de, Spanish ship 
 
 owner, 4. 1305. 
 Respass. See Respess, Respiss. 
 Respass, John, resigns as ensign, 11. 
 
 444; 22. 912. 
 Respass, Richard, lieut., 11. 443. 
 
 to be lieut., 22. 909. 
 Respass, Richd., maj., 20. 272, 460. 
 Respass, S., Jr., C. S. C, 22. 492. 
 Respass (Respess), Thomas, a J. P., 
 6. 343; 22. 492, 498. 
 contests election, 8. 017, 441. 
 on com. of assem., 8. 643, 662, 674, 
 800, 801, 817; 7. 301, 302, 306, 308, 
 316, 317, 342, 343, 353, 362, 363, 370, 
 389, 565, 589, 592, 613, 626, 627, 653, 
 056, 938. 
 Respass (Respess), Thos., a J. P., 23. 
 992. 
 captain, 10. 94. 
 
 chm. com. of whole, 9. 471, 472, 486. 
 
 C. of S. to, appointing him a com. of 
 Edenton, 1 1 . 314. 
 
 in assembly, 9. 394, 397, 407, 423, 
 432, 447, 449, 472, 482, 513, 514, 
 543, 552, 588, 716, 733, 735, 739, 757, 
 758, 763; 12. 1, 2, 8, 28, 53, 58, 71, 
 80, 82, 83, 119, 144, 201, 210, 219, 
 244, 549, 582, 583, 585, 618, 633, 
 765; 13. 532, 533, 553, 554, 556, 
 624; on com. of assembly, 9. 465, 
 740; 12. 3, 140, 306, 578, 691, 767, 
 770, 824, 830; 13. 586, 962. 
 
 on claims com., 22, 817, 840, 847, 852, 
 865. 
 
 salt coms'r, 22. 907. 
 Respass (Respess, Respis), Thos., Jr., 
 11. 816. 
 
 C. S. C, 22. 492,-498. 
 
 In assembly, 9. 1188, 1205; 13. 686, 
 690, 695, 697, 708, 709, 712, 717, 
 721, 735, 741, 753, 763, 825, 858, 
 880. 
 
 in Prov. Congress, 9. 1042, 1049, 1178, 
 1180, 1181; 10. 164, 166, 172, 500, 
 
 501, 523, 556, 913, 915, 953, 960. 
 judge of admiralty, 10. 634; 12. 43, 
 
 44, 45. 
 on com. of assem., 13, 691, 692, 697, 
 
 701, 742, 767, 795, 832, 869, 870, 
 
 924, 960. 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. xxiii, 174, 
 
 502, 504, 507, 917, 918, 943, 950, 
 971. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 19. 467, 813, 816. 
 
 surety, 9. 592-593. 
 
 witness, 10. 31. 
 Respass (Respess) Thos., Sr., member 
 of Council of State, 13. 738, 789. 
 
 refuses to act as councilor, 13. 853, 
 917, 945. 
 
 to buy arms, &c., 10. 646. 
 Respess, Mr., in assem., 18. 808. 
 Respess, Mr., on com. of assem., 6. 
 668, 804, 805, 817, 823 ; 7. 297, 345. 
 Respess, Capt., 10. 94. 
 Respis, John, ensign, 10. 944. 
 Respis, Robert, lieut, 10. 944. 
 Respiss, Christopher, building coms'r, 
 
 23. 907. 
 
 Respiss, Richard, owes state, 21. 1071. 
 
 Respiss (Respess), Thos., act to annex 
 
 lands laid out by to Washington, 
 
 24. 618. 
 
 building coms'r, 23. 680. 
 
 lands laid ofC by, 19. 535, 538, 541, 
 
 550, 571, 579, 662. 
 port coms'r, 23. 667. 
 
KESPISS, THOMAS, SE. 422 
 
 EEVENUE 
 
 Resptss, Thos., Sr., navigation coms'r, 
 
 24. 125. 
 Ress, David, in militia, 22. 397. 
 Ress, Hezekiah, land grant to, 5. 32. 
 Ressenover, Matt., juror, 25. 190. 
 Restitution, Eng. act on in force in 
 
 N. C, 23. 321. 
 Restitution of possession, Eng. act on 
 
 in force in N. C, 23. 324. 
 Reston, Thos., hires negro of court, 
 
 2. 555, 557. 
 Restraining act, no tielp expected from, 
 
 10. xxviii-xxix. 
 Resurveys, 6. 1011, 1012, 1018, 1019, 
 1020. 
 cases in which they would be legal, 
 
 4. 323-4. 
 cost, 7. 136. 
 discussed, 5. 332. 
 
 granted, 5. 814, 815, 816, 819, 824, 
 990, 993, 994 ; 6. 333, 335, 635, 760- 
 761, 764-765, 766, 767, 770, 772, 
 1066, 1071, 1072, 1073, 1078, 1079, 
 1081, 1082, 1083, 1084, 1085, 1087; 
 7. 7, 119, 120, 258; 8. 272. 
 Granville refuses to help in, S. 339. 
 impractical, 5. 148. 
 ordered, 6. 82. 
 reasons for, 5. 642. 
 rents to be paid on, 4. 591-592. 
 right to be discussed, 5. 99. 
 stopped by mob, 5. 493-494. 
 time limit for, 4. 281. 
 Ret, Joiin, asks aid of Va., 1. 838. 
 Retailers, act against exorbitant, 1. 
 
 185. 
 Retaliation, acts for, 13. 27. 
 Retaliation, the, work of, 13. 362. 
 Rethly, Jacob, petitions, 19. 927. 
 Retrospective laws, not to be made, 
 
 22. 664; 23. 978. 
 Retter, John, land grant to, 4. 52. 
 Returne, sloop, 1. 867. 
 Returning original writs, act on, 23. 
 
 17-19. 
 Returns, when made, 23. 875. 
 Retz, Cardinal de, memoirs of, 17. 150. 
 Reuford, Mr., reports on clothing of 
 
 troops, 14. 863. 
 Reutledge, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1255. 
 Revees, Frederick, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Revees, John, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Revees, MalachI, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Revell, John, 19. 480. 
 
 widow of recommended, 19. 413-14. 
 Revell, Lazarus, army pay, 17. 243. 
 army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Revell, Mary, recommended, 19. 413- 
 
 414, 480, 736 (?). 
 Revell, Michael, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Revel Is, John, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Revenback, Frederick, pensioner, 22. 
 
 83. 
 Revenue, act for, 24.438-9, 655-8, 731-2, 
 796-8, 800, 802-3, 813, 885-6, 899, 
 952-3; 25. 7-9, 41, 78-9, 80. 
 
 arrangements for, 19. 856, 860-861. 
 bill for securing, 19. 40, 86, 121, 124; 
 21. 801, 849, 853, 968, 970, 1024, 
 1025, 1031, 1049-1050, 1052 ; to aid, 
 1 8. 172 ; to allow clerk to treas. 
 and to collect r., 20. 197, 201, 262, 
 289-290, 342, 346, 373, 442-443, 475 ; 
 to amend laws, 20. 584, 589, 592; 
 21. 182, 325, 356, 371, 683, 700, 
 719; to appropriate, &c., 18. 128, 
 135, 154, 164, 220, 352, 353, 374, 
 377, 387, 427; to increase, 21. 321; 
 to prevent loss of, 20. 574, 589, 
 595; 21. 139, 169, 176, 177, 183; to 
 provide for deficiencies, 21. 798, 
 815, 960, 965, 979; to raise, 21. 
 214, 231, 238, 293, 341, 383, 404, 
 599, 637, 643, 700, 714; to repeal 
 part of act on, 21. 746, 759, 762, 
 774, 853, 893, 895, 897, 898, 901, 
 915, 918, 925, 1052. 
 
 Burke to assem. on, 22. 1034-5. 
 
 Cholmondeley, surveyor and auditor 
 general of, 5. 764-765. 
 
 commissioner of appointed, 4, 340- 
 341. 
 
 committee and report on, 20. 396-398, 
 479, 480, 483, 484, 485, 489, 492- 
 493, 495, 496, 497, 505, 518, 525, 536, 
 541, 548, 552, 555, 556, 563, 566, 
 574, 579, 597, 599; 21. 6, 8. 9, 13, 
 14, 16, 17, 18, 22, 24, 25, 26, 30, 31, 
 32, 35, 36, 38, 41, 46, 56, 58, 63, 
 83, 85, 92, 93, 95-98, 100, 107, 108, 
 114, 118, 119, 123, 124, 128, 131, 133, 
 134, 135, 137, 138, 140, 141-148, 153, 
 155-157, 158, 161-162, 167, 172-173, 
 187, 192, 199, 200, 201, 203, 231, 
 379-382, 606, 634, 733, 737, 881-882. 
 
 C. C. calls on states for quotas, 14. 
 306-307, 321. 
 
 crown report on condition of, 9. 368- 
 370. 
 
 examination to be made into, 5. 103. 
 
 from colonial trade, 2. 166. 
 
 Hammerton commissioned as receiver 
 general, 11. 4-6. 
 
 inquiry into needed, 19. 726, 750. 
 
EEVES 
 
 423 EEVOLUTIONARY WAE 
 
 instroetions in regard to establish- 
 ment of, 5. 1106, 1114-1115. 
 
 letter on supervision of ment'd, 4. 
 758. 
 
 McCulloh, commissioner, 4. 599 ; com- 
 missioned to inspect and instruc- 
 tions, 1 1 . 31-41. 
 
 memorial of inspector ment'd, 4. 943- 
 944. 
 
 need and control of, 4. 471-472. 
 
 officer to inspect, 4. 583. 
 
 petition on law, ment'd, 8. 61. 
 
 proposed application of, 16. 373-375; 
 orders for preservation of, 4. 204- 
 207. 
 
 regulations on making of laws, 3. 94. 
 
 report on, 6. 618-620; on extent and 
 cliaracter, 18. 280-283. 
 
 source of for U. S. discussed, 1 6. 435. 
 
 system of U. S., report on, 18. 496- 
 502, 527-534, 542-543, 556-560, 580- 
 581, 584-585, 587, 650, 654-655, 658, 
 659, 660, 661, 681-684, 688, 692, 736- 
 740, 772-773, 788-780, 792-793. 
 
 to be inspected, 4. 1130. 
 
 trouble over said to be settled, 4. 356, 
 358, 386. 
 Reves. See Reaves, Reeves, Reives. 
 Reves, Fredk., army-rank, 16. 1150. 
 Revin, Thomas, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Revis, Nathan, to buy vessel for use of 
 
 state, 13. 605-6, 608. 
 Revis (Rivis), Peter, on S. C. of Pitt, 
 
 9. 1095; 10. 261. 
 Revisal of laws, 2. 220 ; 5. 18. 
 
 act for 23. 308-309, 340; 24. 537, 
 888-9, 957 ; repealed, 5, 482-403 ; to 
 confirm, 25. 161 ; to print, 4. 1166 ; 
 allowance for, 4. 486, 4S0, 514. 
 
 bill for, 5. 270, 272, 291, 293, 295, 
 877, 878, 880, 903, 904, 907-908; to 
 amend act on, 21. 139, 176, 177, 
 183 ; to confirm, 4. 1004, 1005, 1008, 
 1009, 1014, 1016, 1017, 1019, 1022, 
 1023, 1026; to print, 4. 782, 783, 
 785, 837, 841, 842, 843, 857, 858, 
 859, 860, 861, 862. 
 
 commissioners for, 4. 379, 407, 411, 
 494. 
 
 committee and report on, 9. 877, 900, 
 911-912; to examine and compare, 
 &c., 4. 977, 991, 992, 1000, 1007, 
 1011, 1012 ; to consider, 9. 457. 
 
 considered, 5. 525. 
 
 Davis instructed to prepare, 12. 155- 
 156; paid for in 1777, 12. 336. 
 
 discussed, 5. 38, 40, 54, 55-56, 57. 
 
 extra payment to commissioners, 5. 
 308. 
 
 first printed, 4. xiv. 
 
 history, 9. xl, xli. 
 
 instructions in favor of, 5. 1113-1114. 
 
 Johnston on, 4. 1009, 1026. 
 
 laid before Assembly, 4. 998, 1010- 
 1011. 
 
 law for printing, 4. 969, 972, 985, 987. 
 
 letter of Iredell on, 21. 798, 965. 
 
 made, 4. 924. 
 
 needed, 4. 227, 228, 231, 239, 271, 357, 
 358, 386, 471, 496, 551, 575, 583, 
 735, 736, 772, 825, 837, 857; 5. 496, 
 660; and bill for, 17. 271, 312, 324, 
 327, 328, 332, 337, 345. 
 
 of 1715, captions of acts, 25. 159-61 ; 
 confirmed, 23. 333 ; discussed, 2. vi. 
 
 of 1751, act to confirm acts in, 23. 
 332-341. 
 
 of 1773 sent to Eng., 9, 691. 
 
 payment to commissioner for, 4. 1023- 
 1024. 
 
 printing ordered, 4. 1012, 1016. 
 
 proposed, 3. 146. 
 
 recommended, 5. 24. 
 
 report on, 4. 494, 496, 497, 498, 500, 
 501, 503, 504, 505, 507, 514; on 
 need of, 9. 499-500. 
 
 to be made, 3. 96-97. 
 Revised Statutes, 24. iii. 
 Revit, Geo., land grant to, 4. 589. 
 Revivals, among religious denomina- 
 tions and characteristics, 5. 1173- 
 1175, 1178. 
 
 the great, 5. 1216. 
 Revolt, threatened in West, 16. 460. 
 Revolution of 1688, 13. 434. 
 Revolutionary Journal, of H. McDon- 
 ald, 1 1 . 828-837. 
 Revolutionary pensions, list of, 22. 55- 
 
 92. 
 Revolutionary Regular Army, 17. 133. 
 Revolutionary service, depositions on 
 by Devane and Lee, 1 5. 784-789. 
 
 of David Fanning, 22, 180-239; of 
 N. C, 22. 729-31. 
 Revolutionary War, 1. xxv ; 5. 1188, 
 1194 ; 8. 732, 735, 740, 745, 751, 758, 
 760, 763, 764, 770; 15. 787, 788; 17. 
 501, 509, 524, .5.54, 567; 18. 789; 
 19. 495, 496, 727, 895, 993 ; 20. 105, 
 106, 116, 241, 396; 21. 886; 22. 
 iv-vi, 812; 24. 557, 558, 562, 598, 
 624, 626, 638, 639, fi.^4, G7f), 683, 684, 
 706, 784, 793, 832, 901, 904, 922. 964, 
 968; 25. 101. 
 
 act to get account of militia service. 
 
KEVOLUTIONS 
 
 424 
 
 REYNOLDS, JOSEPH 
 
 24. 679-80; to give power to C. C. 
 in fixing proportion of war debt, 
 24. o61, 661. 
 bill for pensions, 17. 306, 310, 312, 
 820-321, 325, 330, 339, 342, 344, 369, 
 392, 815, 836, 838, 900, 901, 907, 925, 
 928, 931; to allow comptroller or 
 corns, to settle claims, 1 7. 314, 330, 
 349, 351, 355, 392, 398, 405, 419. 
 Campbell on spirit of in South and 
 
 answer, 11. 259-261. 
 causes, 6. iv-v. 
 
 correspondence between Murpbey and 
 Graham on, 19. iii, vi, 956, 967, 
 968-988, 989, 992-993. 
 declarations of soldiers of for pen- 
 sions, 22. 93-159. 
 Fanning's narrative, 22. 180-239. 
 fortunes of Moravians, 5. 1153. 
 Germans in, 8. 733, 763 ; prominent 
 
 in, 8. 730. 
 Graham to Conner on, 1 9. 989-991. 
 list of officers, 18. 485-486; 22. 1049; 
 of pensioners. 22. vi ; of persons 
 taking oath of allegiance, 22. 168- 
 179., 
 number N. C. troops in, 19. vi. 
 pensions proposed, 18. 544-547, 590, 
 
 594. 
 premonitions of, 9. 680, 737, 740, 741. 
 resolutions of Va. ment'd, 9. 876. 
 seeds of sown in earlier period, 2. 
 
 xix. 
 services of Gen. Jos. Graham, 19. 
 
 955-967. 
 See also Army Accounts, laws, names 
 of battles, persons and places, pen- 
 sioners, rosters. 
 Revolutions, 23. 38. 
 in N. C, 25. 152. 
 Revons, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Revons, S., receives pay, 17. 242. 
 Rew. See Rue. 
 Rew, Beverly, helps arrest Brimage, 
 
 11. 556. 
 Rew, Scotty, in assembly, 18. 227, 228, 
 239, 284, 293. 
 on com. of assem., 18. 292. 
 Rew, Solomon, capt. of militia, 14. 135. 
 Rew, Solomon, county clerk, 5. 320. 
 dead, 5. 522, 529. 
 in assembly, 5. 230, 256, 260, 262, 
 
 265, 270, 272, 285, 291, 294. 
 land grant to, 4. 1239. 
 petition on trade, 5. 321-324. 
 to survey land, 4. 1044. 
 Rew, Solomon, in militia, 22. 316, 317. 
 
 Rew (Rue), Southey, a J. P., 4. 953, 
 970. 
 CO. ct. to be held at house of, 25. 
 
 114. 
 helps arrest Brimage, 1 1 . 556. 
 boundary coms'r, 24. 705. 
 in assem., 20. 119. 
 witness, 22. 467, 477, 483. 
 Rew, Southey, land grant to, 4. 853, 
 
 884. 
 Reward, Allridge, exempted, 6. 1299. 
 Rex, Wm., receipts for goods to be de- 
 livered in N. C, 10. 854. 
 transports goods to N. C, 10. 853, 
 854, 856, 857. 
 Rey and Brandenbourg, account of, 19. 
 481-482. 
 claims, 19. 708-711. 
 contracts with, 22. 993-4. 
 Reyet, Peter, petitions for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Reyley. See Railey, Baley, Rayley. 
 Reyley, Bryan, land grant to, 4. 335. 
 Reyley, John, acknowledges gift, 1. 
 399. 
 juror, 1. 399. 
 paid as witness, 1. 401. 
 proves letter of attorney, 1 . 399. 
 Reyley, Robert, estate administered on, 
 
 8. 343. 
 Reynard, Cressian, letter to laid be- 
 fore Assembly, 12. 4. 
 Reynaud, Benj., estate settled, 2. 150. 
 Reynaud, Moses, assigns, 2. 150. 
 Reynolds. See Rennolds. 
 Reynolds, Gov., 5. 655. 
 Reynolds, Charles, juror, 4. 521. 
 Reynolds, David, land grant to, 4. 1247. 
 Reynolds, David, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-8. 
 Reynolds, Elisha, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Reynolds, Elisha, pensioner, 22. 84. 
 Reynolds, Ephraim, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Reynolds, Geo., army raulf, 15. 735; 
 
 18. 1196. 
 Reynolds, Henry, petitions for pardon 
 
 of Fields, 9. 41. 
 Reynolds, Jas., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Reynolds, Jeremiah, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Reynolds, Jeremiah, petitions for par- 
 don of Fields, 9. 41. 
 Reynolds, John, clothing to, 14. 716. 
 Reynolds, John, reports on orders by 
 Martin and ofCer of plunder, 10. 
 443, 444. 
 Reynolds, John (gov. of Ga.), has same 
 
 instructions as Dobbs, 5. 1144. 
 Reynolds, Joseph, in army, 15. 720. 
 
KEYJSFOLDS, EOBEET 
 
 425 
 
 EHODE ISLAND 
 
 • Reynolds, Robert, a J. P., 6. 343. 
 Reynolds, Wm., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 Reynolds, Wm., in militia, 22. 340. 
 
 Reynolds, Wm., petition on pardon of 
 Fields, 9. 41. 
 
 Reynolds, William, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-8. 
 
 Reyton, Robert, 2. 625. 
 
 Rezcau, James, law suit for land, 4. 
 1241. 
 
 Rezin, Ensign, shoes to, 14. 459. 
 
 Rhea. See Ray, Rea. 
 
 Rhea, John, 20. 648. 
 in assembly, 21. 194, 196, 198, 207, 
 ( ?), 209, 211, 219, 223, 229, 231, 234, 
 239, 252, 253, 256, 264, 278, 285, 286, 
 294, 297, 305, 332, 344, 346, 354, 367, 
 370, 379, 382, 401, 402, 411, 430, 432, 
 578(?), 584, 592, 614, 645. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 38, 47, 48. 
 reports pardon for Sevier, 22. 728-9. 
 to Caswell on Sullivan clerkship, 22. 
 
 684-5. 
 witness, 22. 675. 
 See also Ray, Raye. Rea. 
 
 Rhea, Wm., bill on will of, 21. 256. 
 
 Rhelms, Peter, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 Rhelnish Bavaria, 8. 771. 
 
 Rheinslvald, Fred'k, sues Martin, 18. 
 626, 693-695, 749-750. 
 
 Rhem, Peter, army rank, 13. 504; 16. 
 1146. 
 
 Rhenish wines, 16. 923. 
 
 Rhenny, George, in council, 3. 422. 
 
 Rhett, Col., accounts examined, 2. 8. 
 
 Rhett, Wm., church commissioner, 2. 
 874. 
 powers to ment'd, 2. 871. 
 speaker S. C. Assembly, 1. 897. 
 
 Rhett, Wm., Jr., petitions against sale 
 of arms to Indians, 2. 201-202. 
 
 Rhett (Rhet), 2. 519. 
 
 Rhine, Swiss emigrants on, 4. 18. 
 
 Rhine Territory, invaded by French, 
 8. 728. 
 
 Rhinehart. See Reinhardt. 
 
 Rhinehart, Jacob, army rank, 16. 
 1150. 
 
 Rhineharts, Christian, 24. 778. 
 
 Rhoads. See Rhodes, Roads. 
 
 Rhoads, Col., good conduct of, 14. 236. 
 
 Rhoads, Isaac, in army, 13. .523. 
 
 Rhoads, James, land grant to, 4. 1245. 
 
 Rhoads, Wm., .luror, 4. 523. 
 
 Rhode, John, a hunter, 5. 4. 
 
 Rhode Island, 5. xx, 251, 252, 1164 ; 7. 
 265, 459, 514; 9. 318, 1056, 1229; 
 10. 363, 898; 11. 291, 292, 389, 
 
 394, 685, 711 ; 1 3. 76, 199, 246, 327, 
 362, 496; 14. 47, 348, 672; 15. 
 586; 16. 419, 420; 17. 148, 150, 
 152, 153, 290, 459, 986, 987, 992, 
 993, 994; 18. 195, 196, 453, 719, 
 724, 742, 743; 20. 242, 608, 694, 
 763; 21. 553, 564; 22. 33, 766. 
 
 act to forfeit charter, 1. 552-554; to 
 restore to crown, 25. 149-150. 
 
 adopts Fed. constn, 22. 800. 
 
 affairs in, 22. 977, 978, 981, 982. 
 
 allowance to Loan Office, 20. 652. 
 
 and duty levied by C. C, 17. 65, 99, 
 100. 
 
 and U. S. duty, 16. 436, 941; 18. 
 497, 500, 501, 529, 533, 557, 558, 
 688, 738. 
 
 atty. gen. for, 1. 464. 
 
 bounties in, 10. 907. 
 
 British to evacuate, 14. 213, 215; 
 22. 984, 987; to hold, 15. 454. 
 
 carries on foreign trade, 5. 477. 
 
 charges against U. S., 17. 95, 98; of 
 Board of Trade against, 1. 631, 
 633. 
 
 Clinton leaves, 13. 236. 
 
 convention with, 14. 214. 
 
 currency in confusion, 22. 993. 
 
 does not furnish its share of reve- 
 nue, 16. 368. 
 
 engagement in, 13. 211, 215, 219, 
 220, 224, 263. 
 
 evacuation of, 14. 218, 219; consid- 
 ered, 13. 250. 
 
 expedition against, 13. 470. 
 
 exports to, 14. 269. 
 
 free, 16. 749; 17. 5. 
 
 French in, 15. 309, 310; expected in, 
 14. 497. 
 
 French fleet in, 14. 634, 672; 15. 57; 
 22. 976; blockaded at, 15. 58; to 
 be attacked at, 15. 91, 93. 
 
 government, 1. 225. 
 
 governor of, 1. 530. 
 
 has no delegates in Cont. Cong., 9. 
 1246. 
 
 Howard suffers from Stamp Act 
 riots, 9. 813; 11. 761, 765. 
 
 illegal trade, 1. 469. 
 
 immigration from into N. C, 1. 562. 
 
 in vice admiralty district of Boston, 
 11. 218. 
 
 independence in, 4. 284. 
 
 judicial system of, 10. 868. 
 
 leaves C. C, 22. 992. 
 
 letter from considered, 9. 737, 741. 
 
 Moravians in, 5. 1156. 
 
 movements of French in, 15. 291. 
 
EHODE ISLAND 
 
 426 
 
 EHODES, HEISTKY 
 
 not in U. S., 22. iii. 
 
 not required to submit laws to King, 
 
 2. 143. 
 number of troops from, 14. 272. 
 paper currency in, 18. 742-743. 
 payment by, 17. 560. 
 plan to make it more useful, 1. 473- 
 
 474. 
 population in 1755, 5. 470, 473. 
 prepares French for Indian trade, 6. 
 
 260. 
 proposed quo warrantos against, 1. 
 
 352-354. 
 provides no funds, 16. 755. 
 quota, 19. 946; for public debt, 16. 
 
 413, 415, 429, 760, 771, 890, 928, 
 
 929; 17. 60, 528; of revenue, 14. 
 
 306; to sinii cont. currency, 15. 
 
 401; to tf. S., 18. 667, 704. 
 raises troops, 10. 21. 
 refuses to pass impost law, 1 6. 763 ; 
 
 to pay duties, but wants one for 
 
 self, 16. 885-886. 
 regulates commerce with Gt. Br., 17. 
 
 592. 
 report on old emissions, 16. 311. 
 representation in 0. C, 17. 497, 556, 
 
 557, 591; 18. 488, 517, 518, 538, 
 
 548, 552, 640, 641, 671, 709, 724, 
 
 726, 754; 20. 632. 
 share of sinking fund due from, 14. 
 
 241-243. 
 slave sent to N. C, from, 9. 1151. 
 Sullivan sent to, 15. 88. 
 tax on for forts, 5. 470, 473. 
 to be annexed to Mass., 1. 442. 
 to be evacuated, 13. 235, 238. 
 trade with N. C, 2. 397 ; limited by 
 
 Parlt, 9. 1186. 
 troops in, 14. 518; and near and 
 
 threatened, 14. 563; in Cartha- 
 
 gena expedition, 11. 42, 43 ; 15. 
 
 752. 
 value of quotas, 15. 660. 
 votes to close Miss., 22. 901. 
 Rhode Island (island), 8. 618. 
 Rhodes. See Rhoads, Roads. 
 Rhodes, Capt., 16. &S9, 644. 
 goes to N. C, 16. 614. 
 money to, 16. 657. 
 
 on board of rearrangement, 16. 575. 
 rank, 16. 664, 665. 
 reports on disputes over balloting, 
 
 13. 446-447. 
 roster of co., 16. 3007, 1008, 1021, 
 
 1036, 1038, 1047, 3053, 1061, 1069, 
 
 1082, 1085, 1093, 1106, 1119, 1127, 
 
 1139, 1140, 1150. 1163, 1166, 1174, 
 
 1176, 1179, 1190, 1193. 
 
 wounded, 15. 751. 
 Rhodes, Col., 11. 280. 
 Rhodes, Aquilla, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 759. 
 Rhodes, Chas., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 
 in N. C. battalion, 13. 343. 
 Rhodes, Cornelius, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rhodes, Daniel, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rhodes, Daniel, juror, 25. 187. 
 Rhodes, Dan I., prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Rhodes, Elisha, ensign, 10. 517. 
 
 pay roll of company, 15. 398. 
 Rhodes, Mrs. Elizabeth, allowance to, 
 
 19. 211, 213, 341. 
 Rhodes, Fran., in militia, 22. 280. 
 Rhodes, Frans,, land grant to, 4. 631. 
 Rhodes, Geo., in militia, 22. 372. 
 Rhodes (?), Griffith, in assembly, 13. 
 
 736. 
 Rhodes (Roads), Henry, 22. 339, 966. 
 Rhodes, Henry, a J. P., 22. 918; 23. 
 995. 
 
 accounts to be settled, 21. 101. 
 
 allowance to, 22. 828, 832, 842, 848, 
 858. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1146. 
 
 asks discharge of son, 22. 941. 
 
 complains of Campbell, 10. 477. 
 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281; as sheriff, 
 
 9. 575. 
 
 in assembly, 9. 1189; 12. 265, 337, 
 338, 340, 356, 357, 362, 368, 380, 
 384, 399,' 432, 549, 557. 573, 594, 
 595, 613, 617, 620, 022, 633, 764; 
 1 3. 532, 533, 553, 624, 736, 738, 753, 
 825, 829, 858, 883, S94, 898; 19. 
 372, 374. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179, 1180, 1181; 
 
 10. 165, 168, 173, 014. 915, 960. 
 lieut. colonel, 10. 206, 531. 
 memorial of execs., 20. 533-4, 547. 
 nom. as member of Council of Safety, 
 
 13. 788; as treasurer, 13. 766; 18. 
 804. 
 on com. of assem., 9. 1197, 1198; 12. 
 
 11. 552, 659, 772, 831; 13. 534, 536, 
 627, r).H2, 739, 790, 826, 867, 907, 
 915, 960. 
 
 on com. of Prov. Cong., 10. 168, 175, 
 
 917, 919, 948. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington Dist, 10. 
 
 215. 
 owes state, 21. 1070. 
 paid for powder, 10. 356. 
 surety, 9. 981. 
 to superintend pi-inting of bills, 24. 
 
 184, 255, 320, 333. 
 
KHODES, HENKY 
 
 42Y 
 
 KICE, HEZEKIAH 
 
 Rhodes, Hen., in militia, 22. 310. 
 Rhodes, Henry, land, grant to, 4. 636. 
 Rhodes, Hezekiah, pensioner, 22. S3. 
 Rhodes, Isaac, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army ranis, 16. 1144. 
 Rhodes, Jacob, coms'r on building, 24. 
 
 989, 991 ; on town, 24. 992. 
 officer, 18. 450. 
 Rhodes, James, land grant to, 4. 854, 
 
 891. 
 Rhodes, James, nom. for clerk, 20. 
 
 480; 21. 7. 
 Rhodes, John, cornet of light horse, 
 
 13. 734^• 14. 264. 
 Rhodes, John, in Indian war, 10. 759. 
 Rhodes, John, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rhodes, John, voter, 20, 159. 
 Rhodes, Jos., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 captain, 15. 786. 
 lieut, 10. 943. 
 Rhodes, Jos. T., com'r on certificates, 
 
 18.451. 
 Cont. capt., 22. 1049. 
 in assembly, 17. 261, 293, 304, 354, 
 
 359, 364, 365, 366, 368, 387, 391, 
 
 394, 395, 406, 424; 18. 226, 228, 
 
 257, 284, 297, 311, 317, 338, 344, 
 
 345, 346, 360, 361, 376, 389, 399, 
 
 412, 428, 443, 468, 469, 471; 20. 
 
 119, 121, 127, 146, 149, 167, 180, 
 
 229, 289, 275, 285, 287, 288, 306, 
 
 330, 333, 337. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 on com. of assem., 18. 46, 64, 66, 78, 
 
 276, 293, 294, 296, 309. 
 rank, 16. 609. 
 Rhodes, Nathan, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rhodes, Nathl., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rhodes, Solomon, in militia, 22. 340. 
 Rhodes, Thos., a J. P., 23. 992. 
 Rhodes, Thos., asks for lapse patent, 
 
 2. 488. 
 contracts for pub. buildings, 24. 252. 
 Rhodes, Thos., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Rhodes, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 601. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Rhodes, Wm., a J. P., 2. 676. 
 Rhodes, Wm., army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Rhodes, Wm., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Rhodes, Wm., in Indian war, 10. 759. 
 Rhodes, Wm., juror, 4. 525. 
 Rhodes, Wm., juror, 8. 72. 
 Rhodes, Wm., juror, 9. 692. 
 Rhodes, Wm., juror, 25. 186. 
 Rhodes, Wm., .juror, 25. 187. 
 Rhodes, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 246. 
 Rhodes, Woodhouse, discharge asked, 
 
 22. 941. 
 
 Rhymes, John, claims allowed, 9. 953. 
 Ricard, John, surety, 2. 590. 
 
 Rice, , law suit, 1. 587. 
 
 Rice, Mr., 14. 110. 
 
 Rice, Mr., at Board of Trade meetings, 
 6. 748-755, 1001-1007, 1062-1064, 7. 
 546-549, 986-990. 
 Rice, Capt., 11. 615. 
 makes returns of troops, 1 3. 50. 
 request that he be allowed to re- 
 main in N. C. to recruit, and an- 
 swer, 1 1 . 605-606, 616. 
 roster of co., 16. 1006, 1078, 1104, 
 1147. 
 Rice, Lieut., 13. 476. 
 Rice, Maj., 14. 110, 112. 
 Rice, Abraham, in militia, 22. 453. 
 Rice, Benj., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Rice, Benj., in militia, 22. 378. 
 Rice, Benj., in militia, 22. 379. 
 Rice, Clayborn, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-808. 
 Rice, Daniel, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Rice, Daniel, grand juror, 1. 588. 
 
 law suit, 1. 567. 
 Rice, Dan'l, in militia, 22. 453. 
 Rice, David, in militia, 22. 355. 
 Rice, David, declares independence, 10. 
 612. 
 in assem., 19. 234, 235; 21. 193, 195, 
 199, 207, 233, 253, 264, 273, 300, 
 ilB, 431, 578, 614, 627, 633. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 on Chowan S. C, 10. 847. 
 sheriff, 21. 1074. 
 Rice, Edward, juror, 4. 518. 
 Rice, Fran., petition on trade, 5. 321- 
 
 324. 
 Rice, George, imported, 1. 650. 
 Rice, George, instructions on S. C. 
 boundary, 11. 152-153. 
 on leave of absence to Dobbs, 6. 
 
 1044. 
 recommends disallowance of vestry 
 
 and clergy acts, 6. 720-723. 
 recommends repeal of laws, 6. 700- 
 
 701. 
 to Dobbs on parliamentary grant, 6. 
 
 998 ; on public affairs, 6. 724-728. 
 to King on court acts, 6. 587-591 ; on 
 docking of entails, 6. 972-973; on 
 grants of Indian lands and com- 
 mission of judges, 6. 582-586; on 
 instructions to Dobbs, 6. 558-561. 
 Rice, Harness, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Rice, Hezekiah, army pay, 17. 242. 
 army rank, 16. 1147. 
 captain, 10. 944, 949. 
 
EICE, HEZEKIAH 
 
 428 
 
 EICE, JSTATHANIEL 
 
 lieut, 10. 187; resigns, 10. 287. 
 Rice, Hezekiah, in militia, 22. 416. 
 Rice, Isaac, juror, 4. 521. 
 Rice, James, a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Rice, James, Sr., on Chowan S. C, 10. 
 
 847. 
 Rice, Jeptha, army rank, 16. 1147. 
 
 receives clothing, 16. 619. 
 Rice, Jo., petitions, 19. 932. 
 Rice, Joel, bill to build warehouse, 21. 
 325, 699. 
 in assembly, 21. 193, 195, 199, 207, 
 234, 253, 264, 273, 275, 288, 294, 
 305, 332, 345, 363, 431, 578, 614, 
 627, 638. 
 in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. 
 salt coms'r, 25. 31. 
 Rice, Jolin, 5. 676, 677, 678, 680, 720, 
 834, 853. 
 asks for patents, 5. 814. 
 certifies to act for agent, 1 1 . 112. 
 clerk of council, 4. 887, 898, 953, 970, 
 
 1041, 1245, 1255. 
 claims allowed, 6. 743. 
 deposition, 4. 1090; on land war- 
 rants, 4. 1099, 1102-1103, 1127-1128, 
 1138. 
 juror, 4. 517. 
 
 land grant asked, 4. 707; grants to, 
 4. 280, 711, 714, 765, 766, 768, 851, 
 952, 970, 1034. » 
 
 patents examined, '5. 829. 
 petitions on patents, 5. 823.. 
 presents petition of Mills, 4. 1045. 
 son of Nathaniel, 4. 1138. 
 sues out injunction, 7. 39. 
 to return list of patents and public 
 papers, 5. 489. 
 Rice, John, army pay, 17. 242. 
 army rank, 16. 1142. 
 army record, 13. 475. 
 Rice, John, Board of War to on wag- 
 ons and arms, 14. 408; and for- 
 age, 14. 414. 
 claims of for flour, 10. 792. 
 Rice, John, army record, 13. 475. 
 Rice, John, clerk, 9. 298. 
 Rice, John, discharged by court, 2. 601. 
 Rice, J no., in assembly, 19. 372. 
 Rice, John, in militia, 22. 355. 
 Rice, John, in Prov. Cong., 10. 915, 922. 
 Rice, John, juror, 25. 186. 
 Rice, John, memorial, 19. 663, 667, 693, 
 
 704. 
 Rice, John, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Rice, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rice, John, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 
 Rice, John, seat in assembly vacated, 
 
 12. 265, 337. 
 Rice, John, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Rice, John, witness, 3. 634, 664. 
 Rice, John, witness, 24. 468. 
 Rice, IViary, 5. 676, 677, 678, 680, 720, 
 834, 853. 
 
 bill to enable executors to carry out 
 will of, 5. 679. 
 Rice, IVlicajah, land grant to, 4. 1248. 
 Rice, Nathaniel, 3. 421; 4. 208; 5. 153, 
 170. 
 
 a J. P., 4. 46, 218, 346, 447, 683. 
 
 asked if he encouraged Smith, 3. 420, 
 421, 425. 
 
 assistant justice, 4. 3, 45, 224, 335. 
 
 becomes acting governor, 3. 633 ; 4. 
 1314, 1317.' 
 
 bill to empower Hasell to sell lands 
 of, 5. 676, 677, 678, 679, 680, 720, 
 725, 726, 728, 729, 834, 835, 853. 
 
 bond discussed, 4. 1105-1106. 
 
 case against Burrington, 3. 356-368, 
 375-382; on erection of new pre- 
 cincts, 3. 439-457; on land grants, 
 3. 457-466. 
 
 case of Lethgow against, 4. 1080, 
 1087, 1094, 1111-1112, 1122-1123, 
 1141, 1147. 
 
 certificate ment'd, 3. 631. 
 
 certifies to Williams's security, 3. 
 290. 
 
 charges against for letting out county 
 clerks' places, 4. 825. 
 
 clerk of council, 4. 603. 
 
 comes to Edenton. 3. 331. 
 
 claim allowed, 22. 402. 
 
 commission as secretary, 3. 633-634; 
 11. 8. 
 
 coms'ns Merrick, 22. 384. 
 
 commits Span, prisoners, 22. 286. 
 
 complaints against Burrington, 3. 
 534, 536 ; of double voting by presi- 
 dent of council, and answer, 4. 448- 
 453, 455-460, 462-470, 480-481, 482, 
 483, 485, 486-487; of Hodgson, 4. 
 485. 
 
 complaint of sealed, 4. 460. 
 
 copies of papers desired from, 4. 
 1205. 
 
 criticised by Burrington, 3. 258. 
 
 death, 5. iii, x, 17, 18, 25, 28, 29, 
 1104. 
 
 depositions, 3. 525; 4. 1236; in case 
 of McCulloh vs. Johnston, 4. 1102- 
 1103. 1126-1127 : in favor of Porter, 
 3. 524. 
 
 enters land, 3. 431. 
 
KICE, jSTATHANIEL 
 
 429 
 
 EICE 
 
 fights law for appointment of clerks, 
 4. 611. 
 
 port coms'r, 23. 229. 
 
 furnishes list of fees for land grants, 
 4. 1128-1129. 
 
 goes to S. C, 3. 204, 239, 332, 476. 
 
 has gout, 4. 1245. 
 
 helps Moore out of law suit, 4. 934- 
 935, 941. 
 
 in council, 3. 197, 215-223, 257, 420- 
 429, 435, 472, 517, 536-539, 540-559 ; 
 4. 31-58, 61-75, 75-86, 87, 93-95, 95- 
 99, 103, 216, 218-221, 222-225, 225- 
 240, 271-275, 277-284, 333-337, 347- 
 349, 350-355, 355-360, 429-447, 448- 
 460, 470-486, 490-491, 535-542, 548- 
 551, 587-590, 591-597, 599-603, 625- 
 634, 639-651, 683-700, 702-703, 714- 
 719, 759-770, 805-814, 836-838, 850- 
 852, 884-889, 891-898, 904-917, 935, 
 945-947, 949-953, 975-977, 979-984, 
 1032-1041, 1051-1064, 1166, 1237- 
 1239, 1240-1245. 
 
 instructed to observe forms of land 
 grants, 4. 1134. 
 
 land grant asked, 4. 701, 759. 
 
 land grants by, 9. 368; to, 4. 55, 56, 
 219, 274, 283, 347, 711, 759, 764, 
 1243. 
 
 leads opposition to Burrington, 3. 
 435-436. 
 
 letters from ment'd, 3. 631 ; 5. 27. 
 
 location unknown, 3. 206. 
 
 memorial on refusal of owners to 
 patent lands, 4. 768-769, 770. 
 
 neglects business, 3. 437. 
 
 objections to act to appoint clerks, 
 4. 577-582; to bill for clerks, 4. 
 543-545. 
 
 on com. of council, 3. 274, 312; 4. 
 79, 80, 85, 87, 121, 125, 230, 913, 
 914, 978; to examine and compare 
 revisal, 4. 992; to inquire into 
 blank patent frauds, 4. 40. 
 
 opposes Burrington, 3. 374, 620 ; 4. 
 164-165 ; Owen's admission to the 
 council, 3. 472-473. 
 
 president of council, 23. 207, 216, 
 243, 250, 272, 296, 309, 341, 348, 
 361 ; and acting governor, 3. iii-iv ; 
 4. 719, 997, 998, 999 ; 5. iii. 
 
 proposed for council, 3. 85, 86, 91. 
 
 protest to Burrington on land grants 
 and new precincts, 3. 3S3-385. 
 
 qualifies members of assembly, 4. 76,. 
 116, 117, 124. 
 
 recommended for council, 3. 209. 
 
 returns from S. 0., 3. 334. 
 
 reviews history of representation, 4. 
 
 1198-1201. 
 rights proved, 4. 595, 759. 
 salary as sec'y, 22. 259. 
 sec'y of council, 3. 519, 520,-525; 4. 
 43, 283; of N. C, 3. 76, 121, 215, 
 251, 414. 
 seduces Smith, 3. 139. 
 sick, 3. 426-427. 
 
 signs acts, 4. 1155 ; 25. 233, 235, 236 ; 
 for agent, 1 1 . 112 ; communication 
 to assembly, 4. 96, 138. 
 suit against for taking fees, 5. 349. 
 summoned to council, 4. 597. 
 surety, 4. 1126. . 
 suspended from council, 3. 626, 627, 
 
 628, 629. 
 takes depositions, 3. 503-505, 505-506, 
 506-508; of Montgomery against 
 Burrington, 3. 473-474. 
 takes lands from intruders, 3. 619. 
 temporary sec'y apiwinted in place 
 
 of, 3. 213. 
 to assembly on bonds of powder 
 
 money receivers, 3. 602-603. 
 to be promoted governor, 3. 139. 
 to consider draft for exchequer ct., 
 
 3. 428. 
 to hold oyer and terminer ct., 4. 72, 
 
 218. 
 vestryman, 23. 191. 
 villainies of, 3. 626, 627, 628. 
 witness for Moseley, 3. 468-469. 
 Rice, Nathaniel, arrears of salary due 
 to, 9. 654. 
 payment to, 9. 648. 
 Rice, Nathaniel, Jr., 5. 676, 677, 678, 
 
 680, 720, 834, 853 ; 6. 993. 
 Rice, Nicholas, objections to act for 
 
 appointing clerks, 4. 577-582. 
 Rice, Sarah, 5. 676, 677, 678, 680, 720, 
 
 834, 853. 
 Rice, Thos., a J. P., 23. 995. 
 Rice, Thomas, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Rice, Thos., commission as ensign 
 
 asked, 11. 575. 
 Rice, Thos., in militia, 22. 161. 
 Rice, Thos., in militia, 22. 416. 
 Rice, Thos., loses gun, 22. 418. 
 Rice, Thomas, pay to, 22. 491. 
 Rice, Wm., juror, 4. 517. 
 Rice, Wm. H., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rice, Zebulon, in militia, 22. 321. 
 Rice, Zeri, allowance to, 19. 335, 339. 
 
 army pay, 17. 243.- 
 Rice, a staple product, 4. 161. 
 act against exportation, 25. 326-7 ; 
 
EICELY, JEPTHA 
 
 430 KICHAEDS, JEANE 
 
 for duty on, 25. 237, 239 ; to print 
 laws, 23. 268-272, 308-9; 332-341; 
 to inspect, 23. 432, 485, 639-49, 790- 
 801 ; 24. 580-6, 658-61 ; 25. 313-19, 
 378-87; to put on rated list, 25. 
 205-6. 
 amounts exported to. Portugal, 2. 423- 
 
 424, 425; produced, 2. 195. 
 and French trade, 18. 629-630. 
 as medium of exchange, 2. 34; 3. 
 
 167, 174. 
 bill for duty on, 4. 1004, 1009, 1014, 
 1023, 1026; for inspection, 5. 266, 
 267, 269, 272, 274, 275, 287, 288, 
 289, 295, 296, SOO, 505, 508, 510, 
 513, 519, 535, 537, 541, 544, 546, 
 549, 550, 551, 558; B. 1100, 1103, 
 1104, 1108, 1117, 1124, 11546, 1165, 
 1168, 1171, 1176, 1177-1178, 1191, 
 1195-1196; to continue inspection 
 act, 6. 844, 847, 863, 866, 879-880, 
 883-884, 901-902, 905, 906, 911, 934, 
 936, 950-951, 954; to regulate in- 
 spection, 5. 898, 1020, 1025, 1026, 
 1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1036, 1045, 
 1050, 1052, 1067, 1068, 1072, 1074, 
 1075, 1076, 1077, 1078, 1097. 
 crop fails, 9. 687. 
 embargo on, 10. 54. 
 exportation allowed, 10. 151; consid- 
 ered, 6. 1031 ; forbidden, 7. 226-227. 
 law against exportation to Ireland, 
 
 5. 323. 
 made a rated commodity, 3. 615 ; 4. 
 
 292-293. 
 model for mill receives reward, 8. 
 
 369, 421, 443, 445, 446, 450. 
 proposed payment in, 3, 541, 548, 564, 
 
 568. 
 raised in Carteret Co., 22. 746; on 
 
 Cape Fear, 9. 270, 364. 
 sent to all countries south of Cape 
 
 Finlsterre, 5. 318. 
 sold, 1. 833. 
 
 to be rec'd for taxes, 23. 782. 
 trade exchange in, 1. 853. 
 Ricely, Jeptha, army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rice's Red House, 25. 462. 
 
 Rich, , patent to, 9. 767. 
 
 Rich, Deliverance, in militia, 22. 347. 
 Rich, Deliverance, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 250. 
 Rich, Isaac, land grant to, 4. 635. 
 Rich, Lot, pensiooei-, 22. 83. 
 Rich, Obediah, gives surety, 2. 124. 
 juror, 2. 266. 
 law suits, 2. 84, 90, 102. 
 
 Rich, Robert, examines Heath patent, 
 
 1. 13. 
 Rich, Tim., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rich, Wm., deserter, 14. 393. 
 Rich Fork, 24. 972. 
 Rich Inlet, 6. 608; 10. 615. 
 Rich Land Chapel, troops to rendezvous 
 
 at, 15. 514. 
 Rich Lands, 5. 353; 15. 496. 
 
 Br. on, 15. 520, 627. 
 Rich lands of New River, Br. on, 15. 
 
 569. 
 Richard II., statutes of in force in N. 
 C, 23. 320. 
 statutes quoted, 3. 224. 
 Richard III., statutes of in force in 
 N. C., 23. 321. 
 
 Richard, , 17. 158. 
 
 Richard, Dr., 17. 157. 
 
 Richard, Dr., sews up Pollock, 9. 54. 
 
 Richard, F., asks for inspection, 8. 
 
 80a. 
 Richard, Gideon, officer, 22. 702. 
 Richard (?), Jacky, 17. 157-8. 
 Richard, James, bill to confirm mar- 
 riage, 21. 236, 610. 
 petition, 21. 940. 
 Richard, John, discharged by court, 2. 
 662. 
 not released from prison, 2. 618, 
 620. 
 Richard, Nancy, bill to confirm mar- 
 riage, 21. 236, 610. 
 Richards, Capt., ammunition and guns 
 
 delivered to, 8. 680. 
 Richards, Dr., 22. 470. 
 in regulator campaign, 8. 585, 674. 
 to attend wounded of Alamance bat- 
 tle, 8. 670. 
 Richards, Chas., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Richards, Chas., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Richards, Curtis, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Richards, Francis Thomas, witness, 8. 
 
 399. 
 Richards, Geo., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Richards, Hendry, in militia, 22. 281. 
 Richards, Henry, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Richards, Hiram Jeremiah, bill to vest 
 
 land in, 18. 179, 391-392. 
 Richards, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1145. 
 petition 17. 287, 291, 313, 319; 20. 
 19, 31. 
 Richards, James, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Richards, Jas., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Richards, James, in army, 13. 505. 
 Richards, Jeane, has bastard, 1. 576, 
 579. 
 
EICHAEDS, JOHN 
 
 431 EICHAEDSON, DANIEL 
 
 petition, 1. 579. 
 Richards, John, act to correct grant of, 
 
 25. 103. 
 bill on land tract granted to, 21. 770, 
 
 789, 804, 949, 955, 967. 
 petition and bill in favor of, 21. 738, 
 
 739, 767, 884, 885, 887, 917, 921. 
 Richards, John, brings guns from Ft. 
 
 Jobnston, 22. 425. 
 Richards, Jno., in militia, 22. 392. 
 Richards, John, juror, 4. 516. 
 Richards, John, Juror, 4. 523. 
 Richards, John, land grant to, 4. 336, 
 
 350, 704. 
 rights proved, 4. 706. 
 Richards, John, land grant to, 21. 921. 
 Richards, John, petitions for extension 
 
 of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Richards, John, salt to, 14. 414. 
 Richards, John, sergeant of House, 3. 
 
 566. 
 Richards, Jonathan, army pay, 17. 
 
 244. 
 army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Richards, Levy, army ranli, 16. 1151. 
 Richards, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Richards, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1151. 
 "ichards, IVIary, petition, 20. 128, 252, 
 
 310, 313, 427, 437. 
 Richards, iViorris, army pay, 17. 243. 
 in Indian war, 10. 753. 
 pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Richards, Nichls., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Richards, Robert, settler, 1. 76. 
 Richards, Saunders, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 252. 
 Richards, Wm., army rank, 13. 505; 
 
 16. 1143. 
 Richards, Willoughby, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1245. 
 Richardson (Richarson), , kills 
 
 murderer, 1 1 . 403. 
 
 Richardson, , work ment'd, 5. 1194. 
 
 Richardson (of S. C), to furnish pow- 
 der, 11. 271. 
 Richardson, IVlr., brings in contribu- 
 tion, 10. 29. 
 Richardson, IVlrs., claims com. meets at 
 
 house of, 22. 840, 846. 
 Richardson, Capt., attaches goods in 
 
 N. C, 9. 996. 
 Richardson, Capt., pay to, 22. 500. 
 Richardson, Col. and Gen. (of S. C), 
 
 15. 350; 20. 703. 
 asks for N. C. troops, 10. 335. 
 expedition against Scovillites, 10. 
 
 340-341. 
 helps suppress Tories in S. C, 11. 
 
 264, 267, 273; 15. 178-179; 19. 
 975. 
 location of, 14. 21. 
 position of regt. in army, 12. 508. 
 Richardson, IVIaj., 15. 542. 
 Richardson, IVIaj., prisoner with Tories, 
 
 22. 549. 
 Richardson, Andw., army rank, 16. 
 
 1150. 
 Richardson, Archibald, to Caswell on 
 sending arms and am. south, 14. 
 49. 
 Richardson, Benj., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 250. 
 Richardson, Christian, quit rents of, 
 
 22. 245. 
 Richardson, Daniel, accounts of as re- 
 ceiver general, 2. 169-170; to be 
 made out, 2. 532, 565. 
 administers on estate of Gary, 2. 308, 
 
 376. 
 asks advice of council, 2. 41 ; for in- 
 structions on payment of quit rents 
 in sterling, 2. 250. 
 attorney, 2. 104, 108, 114, 149, 150, 
 
 455, 462. 
 collectors to report to, 2. 34. 
 commercial instructions to, 1. 853. 
 coms'r on library, 23. 78 ; town 
 coms'r, 25. 168, 176, 177; to pre- 
 pare and sign bills of credit, 25. 
 157. 
 consulted on fines and forfeitures, 
 
 2. 493. 
 consults council on expenditures, 2. 
 
 124. 
 death, 2. 520. 
 
 desired to take paper money, 2. 296. 
 enquires about payment of salaries, 
 
 2. 34. 
 instructed to receive quit rents, 2. 
 
 297. 
 ordered to pay Maule, 2. 485. 
 prosecutes, 2. 262, 263, 267-9, 369- 
 370, 399-401, 402-406-408-416, 435- 
 448, 464-480 ; Moseley, • and Moore, 
 and others, 2. 359-362, 365-366-367- 
 369. 
 recorder general, 1 . 891 ; 2. 33. 
 salary, 2. 170. 
 to issue public bills of credit, 3. 177, 
 
 178. 
 to make rent roll, 2. 35. 
 to send in accounts, 2. 175. 
 vestryman, 2. 209 ; 23. 7. 
 Richardson, Daniel, in militia, 17. 1059. 
 Richardson, Daniel, land grant to, 25. 
 491. 
 
EICHAEDSON, DAVID 
 
 432 
 
 EICHASON, AZEEIAH 
 
 Richardson, David, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Richardson, Elis, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Richardson, George, constable, 4. 1111, 
 
 1122. 
 Richardson, Geo., in militia, 22. 280. 
 Richardson, Henry, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-10. 
 Richardson, James, allowance to, 21. 
 187, 192. 
 allowed to buy flour, 14. 449. 
 army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Caswell to, 14. 65-66. 
 in assembly, 17. 285, 293, 304, 355, 
 359, 365, 366, 368, 387, 391, 394, 
 395, 406, 409; 18. 226, 228, 257, 
 297, 311, 312, 317, 344, 345, 346, 
 351, 357, 360, 361, 362, 376, 399, 
 429, 440, 443, 445, 468, 470, 471. 
 major, 10. 207, 530.' 
 on com. of Assem., 17. 298, 360; 18. 
 
 9, 237. 
 on S. C. of Bladen, 10. 112. 
 owes state, 21. 1074. 
 recruits troops, 1 3. 13. 
 to Caswell on movement of troops, 
 14. 63-64; on recruiting, 13. 13-14. 
 Richardson, James, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-11. 
 Richardson, John, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Richardson, John, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Richardson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Richardson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Richardson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Richardson, John, in army, 13. 524. 
 Richardson, Jno., in militia, 22. 352. 
 Richardson, Jno., juror, 4. 519. 
 Richardson, John, land grant to, 4. 675. 
 Richardson, John, tried for felony and 
 
 escape, 2. 666, 669, 701, 706. 
 Richardson, Joseph, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 building coms'r, 25. 68. 
 Richardson, Jos., In militia, 22. 352. 
 Richardson, Jos., land grant to, 4. 592. 
 Richardson, Joseph, waits on Caswell 
 
 for money for recruiting, 1 1 . 514. 
 Richardson,' Josiah, owes state, 21. 
 1072. 
 sherifC, 21. 953. 
 Richardson, Lewis, army rank, 16. 
 
 1148. 
 Richardson, N., 5. 117.5. 
 Richardson, Nathaniel, 10. 436. 
 com. to examine accounts of and re- 
 port on same, 10. 1000-1001. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 164, 167, 172, 500, 
 
 502, 523. 
 killed by Tories, 10. 744, 839, 939; 
 11. 403; 18. 176, 182. 
 
 murderers arrested, 13. 908. 
 
 on . com. Prov, Cong., 1 0. 504, 505, 
 
 515. 
 on S. C. of Bladen, 10. 24. 
 payment to, 10. 975. 
 reward for capture of murderers, 1 2. 
 
 75, 77, 768-769. 
 straymaster, 10. 589. 
 to inventory loyalists' property, 10. 
 554. 
 Richardson, Nath., in militia, 22. 323. 
 Richardson, Nathi., surety, 5. 929-30. 
 
 Richardson, Richard, to on affairs 
 
 in S. C, &c., 15. 684. 
 aid to opposed by Moore, 15. 687. 
 Richardson, Richd., army rank, 16. 
 
 1149. 
 Richardson, Richard, land grant to, 4. 
 56. 
 road coms'r, 23. 221. 
 Richardson, Samuel, condemned for 
 
 treason, 22. 959. 
 Richardson, Samuel, kills Tory, 10. 
 
 939. 
 Richardson, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1039. 
 Richardson, Slan, regulator, 7. 735. 
 Richardson, Stephen, in militia, 22. 
 
 352. 
 Richardson, Stephen, juror, 4. 519. 
 
 land lapses, 2. 453. 
 Richardson, Stephen, Jr., in militia, 
 
 22. 352. 
 Richardson, Thomas, army pay, 17. 
 
 242. 
 Richardson, Thomas, army pay, 17. 
 
 242 
 Richardson, Thomas, army pay, 17. 
 
 243. 
 Richardson, Thos., in militia, 17. 1057. 
 Richardson, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 245. 
 Richardson, Thomas, regulators' entry 
 
 on causes of, 8. 238. 
 Richardson, Wm., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Richardson, Wm., army rfjnk, 16. 1150. 
 Richardson, Wm., in militia, 22. 377. 
 Richardson, Wm., in militia, 22. 379. 
 Richardson, William, jailer of Cul- 
 pepper, 1. 332. 
 Richardson, Rev. Wm., consecrated, 5. 
 1213. 
 installs Craigbead, 5. 1222. 
 trustee of Queen's College. 8. 487 ; 
 
 22. 519e. 
 work, 5. 1226-1227. 
 Richardson's Creek, 6. 766. 
 Richason, Azeriah, in militia, 22. 325. 
 
EICHASOIT, WILLIAM 
 
 433 
 
 EICHMOND COUNTY 
 
 Richason, Wm., petitions for repeal of 
 
 tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. 
 Richdale, Richard, land grant to, 4. 
 
 628. 
 Richer, Michael (IVIickiel), asks for 
 lapse patent, 2. 427. 
 land lapses, 2. 563. 
 Richerson, John, asks pardon far Pugb, 
 
 9. 29-30. 
 Richerson, Joseph, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Richerson, Peter, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Richeson, John, militiaman, 7. 262. 
 Richeson, Wm., militiaman, 7. 263. 
 Richfield, Va., 14. 667. 
 Richie, James, & Co., petition, 21. 238, 
 
 250, 290, 297, 434, 642. 
 Richie, Wm., asks for county, 9. 92. 
 Richlson, James, deposition on illegal 
 
 fees, 7. 781. 
 Richlson (Richardson), Joseph, deposi- 
 tion on illegal fees, 7. 780, 781. 
 Richland Creek, 10. 883, 895; 19. 847. 
 
 requisition from, 8. 715. 
 Richland Creek Mountain, 10. 897. 
 Richland Lutheran Church, 8. 776. 
 Richland Valley, 10. 713. 
 Rich lands, act for school at, 24. 535. 
 Richlands Church, 8. 737. 
 
 Richman, , full of promises, 14. 
 
 562. 
 Richman, Jno., in militia, 22. 281. 
 Richman, Dr. Wm., to Gates on medi- 
 cines and hospitals, 14. 523-525. 
 Richmond, Duke of, 9. 1001. 
 letters from ment'd, 7. 344. 
 resigns as director of southern dept., 
 
 7. 250. 
 signs commission of Howard. 11. 
 
 209. 
 toast to, 9. 1067. 
 
 to Ti-yon On Stamp Act and trade 
 regulations, 7. 217-218. 
 Richmond, Maj., 14. 666. 
 
 shoes to, 14. 438. 
 Richmond, Christ., sec'y to Gates, 15. 
 
 361. 
 Richmond, Jno., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Richmond, John, claim, 9. 489. 
 Richmond, 8. 605. 
 
 Richmond, the, war ship, 17. 1035. 
 Richmond, old, 22. 97. 
 Richmond (Surry Co.), 14. 698, 774; 
 15. 124; 16. 509, 626; 22. 136. 
 act to establish, 24. 305-6. 
 tories in, 14. 669, 676; make prison- 
 ers, 14. 783. 
 Richmond, Va., 5. 1199; 9. 1065; 10. 
 373; 11. 835; 12. 1.33, 295; 14. 
 
 1, 75, 487, 496, 499, 510, 524, 526, 
 528, 560, 562, 574, 575, 577, 579, 
 600, 601, 604, 624, 630, 637, 644, 
 654, 656, 658, 670, 672, 687, 688, 
 689, 691, 696, 706, 718, 723, 732, 
 825, 852; 15. 4, 18, 47, 48, 66, 95, 
 127, 130, 133, 156, 173, 350, 370, 
 371, 383, 447, 454, 502, 570, 571, 
 577, 598, 663; 16. 491, 503, 587, 
 588, 635, G42, 840, 925; 17. 182, 
 183, 427, 632, 984, 1030; 18. 505, 
 509, 535, 542, 621, 652, 787, 792; 
 19. iv, 883, 884; 20. 95, 108, 149, 
 606, 703(?), 709(?), 786, 792; 21. 
 438, 439, 441, 445, 451, 452, 514, 
 572, 573; 22. 521, 573, 574, 587, 
 780, 904, 905, 991. 
 
 arms and am. in, 16. 556. 
 
 arsenal in, 16. 624. 
 
 attacked by Phillips, 15. 454. 
 
 British leave, 15. 064; to seize, 15. 
 283. 
 
 Cornwallis in, 22. 1029. 
 
 laws printed in, 17. 415, 469-470. 
 
 post to be estab'd to, 19. 116; with 
 Hillsboro, 16. 164. 
 
 supplies at, 16. 573. 
 
 troops ordered to, 11. 614, 615, 616. 
 Richmond Academy, act to charter, 24. 
 
 979-80. 
 Richmond County, 16. ISO, 645, 652; 
 17. 404, 657, 684, 699, 763; 18. 
 407; 19. 756; 20. 96, 494, 572; 
 21. 138, 163, 1067; 24. 374; 25. 64. 
 
 act for academy in. 24. 979-80 ; for 
 poor house, 24. 949-50 ; for tax for 
 pub. buildings, 24. 523, 594, 692-4, 
 810-11, 844, 990-1; 25. 108; for 
 town, 24. 613 ; on jurors', 24. 27.^-5, 
 288, 452, 928; 25. 13; to destroy 
 wild animals, 24. 749-50 ; to estab- 
 lish, 24. 287-9; to fix time of co. 
 ets., 24. 717; to put into new Fay- 
 etteville Dist., 24. 927-8 ; to re- 
 main in Salisbury Dist., 24. 451. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1186. 
 
 bill for academy, 20. 488, 502, 508, 
 509 ; 21. 16, 19, 23, 40, 41 ; for dist. 
 court, 18. 453; for public build- 
 ings, 18. 29, 262; 20. 488; 21. 17, 
 19, 23 ; for tobacco inspection, 20. 
 4S8. 509; 21. 17, 19, 23; for town 
 in, 19. 530, 532, 550, 558, 571, 579, 
 662 ; on courts and public build- 
 ings, 20. 65 ; to add part of Mont- 
 gomery to, 20. 498, 509; 21. 23, 
 .^^, 44; to change C. H., 19. 561, 
 676, 683. 
 
 3—28 
 
KICHMOND COUNTY 
 
 434 
 
 EIDDICK, THOMAS 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 951-967. 
 court should be held, 14. 865. 
 drafts from, 14. 874; slow, 15. 140. 
 in Salisbury dist, 15. 377. 
 members in assembly, 16. 2 ; 17. 
 265, 307, 795, 878; 18. 2, 227; 19. 
 
 1, 130, 209, 234, 275, 283, 400, 489, 
 500, 718, 728, 730, 734, 737; 20. 
 
 2, 21, 120, 142, 207, 302, 325, 388, 
 476; 20. 494; 21, 2, 5, 194, 246, 
 387, 730, 872. 
 
 members in conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 3, 7, 10, 12, 38, 40. 
 owes state, 21. 1067, 1077. 
 petition from, 21. 307, 359, 682; on 
 
 Fed. Conv., 21. 31; on mill, 21. 
 906. 
 
 population, 18. ill, 433. 
 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1198. 
 
 ravaged by Tories, 17. 956. 
 
 recommends Hall, 19. 4. 
 
 tax in, 19. 707. 
 
 Tories in, 1 6. 267 ; 22. 543 ; attacked 
 in, 14. 751. 
 Richmond Co., Va., tithables in 1756, 
 
 5. 565. 
 Richmond District, Caswell Co., 21. 
 847; 25. 106. 
 
 taxpayers in, 26. 1249-1251. 
 Richmond's oid piace, 23. 964. 
 Richy, Jacob, petition on rent, 9. 46-47. 
 Ricl<ard, John, juror, 2. 585. 
 Ricl<ard, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rickard, Michael, 8. 778. 
 Ricl<ard, Peter, 8. 778. 
 Ricl<erson, James, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Ricl<erson, Jese, army rank, 13. 512; 
 
 16. 1145. 
 Ricl<et, John, land grant to, 4. 947. 
 Ricl<ets, Reason, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rlcl<ets, RIchd., petitions, 19. 034. 
 Ricl<ets, Thomas, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Ricl<etts, Charies, juror, 2. 587, 589. 
 Ricketts, Thos., convicted, and char- 
 acter, 16. 345; 22. 010. 
 Ricketts, Wm., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rickitt, Thomas, prisoner, 22. 568. 
 Rickle, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1239, 
 
 1251. 
 Rrckmon, Mark, in militia, 17. 1060. 
 Ricks, Abraham, imported, 1. 650. 
 Ricks, Benj., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Ricks, Benj., land hipses, 2. 522. 
 Ricks, Edmund, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Ricks, Esther, lapse patent to, 2. 522. 
 Ricks, Isaac, imported, 1. 650. 
 
 Ricks, Isaac, land grants to, 4. 592, 
 635, 650, 766. 
 
 Ricks, Isaac, quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 
 Ricks, Wm., juror, 25. 189. 
 
 Ricks, Wm., land grant to, 4. 632. 
 lapse patent to, 2. 522. 
 
 Rickson, Jesse, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 Ric's, Wm., land grant so, 4. 895. 
 
 Riddeil, James, receives clothing, 16. 
 619. 
 
 Riddey, Thos., in militia, 22. 395. 
 
 Riddick. See Reddick. 
 
 Riddick, Col., before S. 0., 9. 1164. 
 
 Riddick, Caesar, executed, 22. 858. 
 
 Riddick, Christopher, owes state, 21. 
 1068. 
 
 Riddick, James, in militia, 9. 297. 
 
 Riddick, John (son of John), land 
 grant to, 4. 628. 
 
 Riddick, Jos., in assembly, 18. 15, 24, 
 59, 61, 69, 90, 135, 136, 154, 156, 
 161, 171, 185; 19. 234, 235, 282, 
 286, 295, 300, 324, 334, 354, 359, 
 393, 413; 19. 391, 717, 719, 739, 
 773, 794, 808, 816, 822, 824, 827, 
 835 ; 20. 2, 3, 38, 39, 40, 66, 68, 72, 
 76, 79, 81, 82, 83, 89, 96, 97, 102, 
 112, 246, 268, 319, 328, 348, 370, 
 372. 378, 380, 390, 416, 426, 427, 
 428, 431, 434, 438, 455, 459, 465, 
 473; 21. 233, 345, 436, 582, 596, 
 597, 598, 602, 609, 667, 670, 672, 
 679, 680, 687, 694, 696, 697, 726, 
 729, 731, 7.32, 738, 740, 745, 760, 
 769, 770, 780, 781, 801, 806, 812. 
 815, 839, 845, 846, 852, 860, 862, 
 867, 868, 876, 887, 916, 980; on 
 com. of assem.. 18. ?,'■'.. 36, 37, 45, 
 51, 207, 268, 270, 284, 316, 437, 
 in conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47. 48. 
 on Chowan S. C, 10. 847. 
 resigns as J. P., 19. 480, 820, 824. 
 See also Reddick, Jos. 
 
 Riddick, Jos., in militia, 22. 308. 
 report on militia cc, 22, 361, 
 
 Riddick, Josiah, a J, P,, 6. 573, 
 
 Riddick, Mary, enters land, 21, 158, 
 
 Riddick, Robert, in assembly, 17, 265, 
 206, 293, 304, 329, 354, 359, 387, 
 391, 394, 395, 406; 19, 490, 523, 
 614, 622, 643, 667, 671, 675, 677, 
 688, 718, 719, 739, 773, 774 ; 20, 47, 
 tax collector, 19, 707, 
 
 Riddick, Seth, in assembly, 17. 264. 
 266, 203, 304, 354, 3.59, 368, 370; 
 19. 717, 719, 744, 773; 20, 35; on 
 com, of assem., 17. 317, 333. 
 
 Riddick, Thos., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 
RIDDICK, WILLIAM 
 
 435 
 
 EIEVES, PETER 
 
 Riddick, Wm., gun impressed, 22. 414. 
 
 Riddick, Willis, 9. 1236. 
 
 Riddick, Willis, recommends Earle, 6. 
 
 241. 
 Riddick, Wills, allowance to, 22. 858. 
 Riddicks, 15. 379, 383. 
 Riddle, Capt., 22. 223. 
 Riddle, James, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Riddle, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Riddle, Thomas, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Riddle, Wm., town coms'r, 24. 882. 
 Riddock, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Riddock, Robt., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Riden, Jesse, 17. 1058. 
 Rider, Aaron, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Rider, Jonathan, juror, 25. 188. 
 Riders, fondness of assembly for, 6. 
 
 298. 
 Ridge, Thos., act to relieve from charge 
 
 of house burning, 25. 101. 
 bill for relief of, 21. 849, 859, 1019, 
 
 1024, 1033. 1036. 
 Ridge, Wm., petition of orphans, 21. 
 
 1019. 
 Ridgeley's Mills, 22. 108. 
 Ridger, Wm., Jr., juror, 25. 189. 
 Ridgeway, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 765. 
 Ridgeway, John, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army ranli, 16. 1143. 
 Ridgeway, Jos., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Ridgley, Charles, 16. 792. 
 Ridgs, Dalton, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Ridgs, Simon, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Ridgway, James, land grant to, 4. 602. 
 Ridgway, John, in army, 13. 509. 
 Ridgway, Wm., laud grant to, 4. 801. 
 Ridings, Wm., in militia, 22. 372. 
 Ridley, Maj., reports on condition of 
 
 troops, 14. 736. 
 Ridley, Maj., on council of war, 14. 
 
 719. 
 troops of in marching order, 14. 738. 
 Ridley (Redley), Bloomfield, 9. 356. 
 nom. as atty. gen., 13. 75.5, 808; for 
 
 C. of S., 17. 810, 858, 895, 954. 
 petition, 18. 254, 256. 
 to Williams on land bounds, 9. 801 ; 
 
 on stolen horse, 9. 342. 
 town coms'r, 24. 878. 
 Ridley, Bromfield, pay to, 22. 492. 
 Ridley, Mrs. Bromfield, 9. 801. 
 Ridley, Day, in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 
 
 167, 172, 523, 545, 914, 915, 960. 
 
 on S. 0. of Bdenton Dist, 10. 215. 
 paymaster, 10. 584. 
 Ridley, Geo., poll inspector, 20. 322. 
 Ridley, Wm., appointed surgeon, 12. 36. 
 Ridley, Wm., resolve to make him sur- 
 geon, 12. 38. 
 Ridley, Wm., army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Ridway, James, rights proved, 4. 598. 
 Rieg, David, petitions, 9. 633-(j34. 
 Riel. See Real, Reel. 
 Riel, Jno., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Riely, John, asks for inspection, 8. 80o. 
 Rieussett (Reusset), John, 6. 321. 
 absence from council granted to, 5. 
 
 174. 
 assist, judge, 5. 655. 
 charged with abuses as J. P., 4. 1032. 
 chief baron of exchequer, 5. 991. 
 collector, 6. 621 ; of port Roanoke, 
 
 5. 331 ; 6. 764. 
 commission as chief baron of the ex- 
 chequer ct., 5. 930 ; as member of 
 council, 11. 116, 117. 
 coms'r on fort, 25. 254; on naviga- 
 tion, 23. 484; on town, 23. 239; 
 25. 367. 
 dead, 6. 1005. 
 dropped as J. P., 4. 1050. 
 fails to answer charge, 4. 1034. 
 in bad health, 6. 331. 
 in council, 5. 31-33, 34-36, 41-47, 48- 
 53, 175, 654-655, 656-657, 658-688, 
 810-814, 815-817, 818, 820-829, 829- 
 843, 871-889, 991-992, 994, 995-997, 
 1012-1039, . 1107 ; 6. 79, SO, 82-89, 
 92, 115-126, 331, 332-340, 341-343, 
 352-362, 420-427, 446-469, 512-513, 
 760, 764 ; on com. of council, 5. 52, 
 660, 661, 693, 831, 834, 836, 857, 
 873, 1015, 1017, 1018, 1038, 1044, 
 1101; 6. 87, 89, 117, 119, 137, 423, 
 434, 453, 484, 824. 
 land grant to, 4. 447. 
 petition referred to court, 4. 634. 
 proposed council for, 4. 1315. 
 report on militia regt., 22. 361-2; on 
 public accounts, 5. 793-804, 965- 
 975; 6. 201-209. 
 resigns as baron of exchequer, 6. 
 
 621. 
 sick, 6. 217. 
 to King on salary for council, 5. 760- 
 
 761. 
 to remove from Perq., 22. 362. 
 witness, 5. 622. 
 RIeves. See Reaves, Reeves, Rives. 
 Rieves, Peter, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 222. 
 
EIFLE, THOMAS 
 
 436 
 
 EIGHTS (LAND) 
 
 Rifle, Thos., in assembly, 12. 265, 301. 
 to hire out slaves of Maclinight, 12. 
 145, 151, 303, 314. 
 Riford, Jos., in militia, 22. 421. 
 Riga, 8. S4. 
 
 Rigan, Jas., in militia, 22. 453. 
 Rigbe, Wm., in militia, 22. 320. 
 Rigby. See Rigsby. 
 Rigby, Hugh, exempted, 7. 66. 
 Rigby, John, pensionei^,. 22. 82. 
 Rigby, Richard, at Board of Trade 
 meetings, 5. 649-653 ; 6. 70-75. 
 at Privy Council, 1 1 . 236-237. 
 to King on court acts, G. 25-8 ; on 
 public bills acts, 6. 22-24. 
 Rigby, Richard, complaining unfair 
 elections, 4. 384, 388, 389. 
 in assembly, 4. 366, 389, 414, 493, 
 511, 512, 539, 561. 
 Rigby, Wm., land grant to, 4. 595. 
 Rigbys, The, 10. 156. 
 
 Rigdon, , dam of to be condemned, 
 
 10. 949. 
 Rigdon, Stephen, town on lands of, 24. 
 
 987. 
 Riggan. See Reagan, etc. 
 Riggan, Mr., 22. 214, 215. 
 Riggan, Francis, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Riggan, Wm., release of asked, 15. 
 
 490. 
 Riggan, Wm. P., pensioner, 22. 84. 
 Riggans, Poweil, army rank, 16. 1144. 
 
 in army, 15. 719. 
 Riggens, Gabrel, in militia, 22. 318. 
 Riggin, Jno., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Riggin, Jno., in militia, 22. 372. 
 Riggin, Joseph, road coms'r, 23. 909. 
 Riggin, Wm., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Riggins. See Reagan, etc. 
 Rrggins, Jas., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Riggins, Joel, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Riggins, Powell, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Riggs. See Rigs. 
 
 Riggs, Abra., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Riggs, Absalom, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Riggs, Geo., petitions, 19. 932. 
 Riggs, Jacob, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Riggs, James, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Riggs, John, land grant to, 4. 343. 
 Riggs, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Riggs, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Riggs, John, quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Riggs, Miller, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Riggs, Reuben, petition on separation 
 
 22. 705-10. 
 Riggs, Timothy, a J. P., 8. 149. 
 
 Riggs, Timothy, land warrants of, 17. 
 374. 
 petition, 18. 94, 101, 329; 21. 248, 
 250, 267, 275, 308-309, 318, 434, 
 655; and bill on warrants, 21. 890. 
 report in favor of, 21. 309. 
 reports on Tories, 14. 261. 
 suspension as J. P. iisked, 21. 816, 
 820. 
 Righing, Jona, juror, 4. 523.' 
 Right. See Wright. 
 Right, Miss, in captivity, 13. 205. 
 Right, Mr., substitute for Alston, 13. 
 
 397. 
 Right, Andrew, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Right, Ed., juror, 25, 187. 
 Right, John, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Right, Jno., in militia, 22. 345. 
 Right, Jno., in militia, 22. 348. 
 Right, Jno., juror, 25, 187. 
 Right, Levi, in army, 13. 507; 16. 
 
 1148. 
 Right, Wm., grand juror, 2. 98. 
 Right, Wm., juror, 25. 187. 
 Rightley, Jacob, bound over to court, 
 
 2. 261. 
 Righton, Joseph, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Righton, Will, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-635. 
 Righton (Righten), Wm., auditor to 
 settle accounts, 18. 191, 447. 
 dist. auditor, 24. 373, 387, 422. 
 in conv. 1789, 22. 44, 47, 48. 
 nom. as com. of confiscated property, 
 16. 167, 169, 175; 19. 119, 122, 123. 
 Righton, William, trader, 1. 467, 468. 
 Rights, John, a J. P., 16. 159. 
 Rights, Simon, land grant to, 4. 332. 
 Rights, Declaration of, proposed for 
 Fed. Constn,, 22. 16-19. 
 enumerated, &c., 25. 21. 
 Rights (land), act on transfer of, 1. 
 184; 23, 1, 95; 25, 119-20. 
 amount of land to be granted for, 4. 
 
 1133, 1134, 
 instructions on granting of, 5, 1132- 
 
 1133. 
 irregularities in proving, 4. 1134- 
 
 1135. 
 land taken up under, 3. 426, 427, 458, 
 459 ; 4. 594, 595, 596, 598, 601, 602, 
 603, 615, 617. 619, 02.->, 626. G27, 
 629, 633, 634, 636, 637, 638, 639, 
 640, 642, 644, 649, 650, 705-706, 708, 
 709, 759, 763, 765, 766, 799, 800, 
 851, 946, 953, 1032, 1033, 1034. 1035, 
 1036, 1038, 1039, 1048, 1091, 1238, 
 1239, 1244, 1247, 1249. 
 
EIGHTS AND LIBERTIES 437 
 
 EIPLEY, EDWAED 
 
 limited to 50 acres for each person, 
 
 4. 60. 
 McCulloh on proposed changes in 
 
 grants for, 4. 600-601. 
 methods of proving, &c., 5. 100-101. 
 number of acres, 4. 312 ; allowed for 
 each, 4. 182, 593 ; for persons im- 
 ported, 3. 602. 
 proposition to increase grants under, 
 
 4. 599-600, 603. 
 to be sworn to before county courts, 
 
 4. 600, 601. 
 transfer of, history of act, 3. 176. 
 Rights and liberties of the subject, 
 Eng. act on in force in N. C, 23. 
 324, 325, 326. 
 Rigl<ins, John, army pay, 17. 242 
 Rigney, James, land grant to, 4. 69, 
 615. 
 takes up land, 4. 443. 
 Rigney, Jnc, juror, 25. 189. 
 Rigney, Thos., patents land, 4. 69. 
 Rigney's Quarter, 23. 150. 
 Rigs. See Riggs. 
 Rigs, Geo., petitions, 19. 932. 
 Rigsby. See Rigbe, Rigby. 
 Rigsby, Fredk., army rank, 15. 730; 
 16. 1144. 
 pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rigsby, James, army pay, 17. 242. 
 army rank, 16. 1150. 
 pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rigsby, Jesse, takes oath, 13. 424. 
 Riles, Wm., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Riley, , visits churches, 8. 751. 
 
 Riley, Capt., needs clothing, 14. 682. 
 Riley, Elizabeth, petition of rejected, 
 
 18. 23. 
 Riley, James R., visits churches in 
 
 N. C, 8. 736. 
 Riley, John, executed, 22. 844. 
 
 felon, 22. 844. 
 Riley, John, taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 238. 
 Riley, IVIiles, 2. 784. 
 Riley, Robert, land grants to, 4. 948. 
 Riley, Thos., takes oath, 22. 176. 
 Riley, Wm., army ranlj, 16. 1151. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Riley, Wm., sergeant, 22. 103. 
 Riley's Creek, 23. 910. 
 Rily, Jnc, in militia, 22. 419. 
 Rily, Jnc, Sr., in militia, 22, 419. 
 Rimer, John, petitions for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Rimer, Nicholas, petitions for lands, 4. 
 
 954-956. 
 Rimmer, James, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 
 Rinefield, Henry, ai-my rank, 16. 1144. 
 Ring, Jas., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Ring, Jas., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Ring, Julius, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Ring, Robt., in militia, 22. 320. 
 Ring, Thos., petitions, 19. 935. 
 Ring, Thos., takes oath, 22. 169. 
 Ring, Thos., Sr., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Ringgold, Thos., petitions for Tyson, 
 
 16. 580-581. 
 Ringrose, John, voter, 15. 238. 
 Rinker, Jas., witness to treaty, 18 
 
 515. 
 Rinoe, Moses, appraiser, 2. 246. 
 Rintelman, Christopher, sent to Eu- 
 rope for ministers, 8. 762. 
 Riordin, Dennis, juror, 25. 188. 
 Riot Act (Johnston act), 8. 481-486, 
 636; 9. 365, 366; 22. 519a-519(J. 
 action on, 9. 285-286. 
 against regulators denounced, 8. 519- 
 
 520. 
 considered by Board of Trade, 9. 
 
 248, 249. 
 indictments under, 8. 646-647. 
 instructions on, 8. 516 ; 11. 240-241. 
 proc. against, 22. 907. 
 put into effect against regulators, 8. 
 
 270. 
 read in Anson Co., 7. 724. 
 sent to England, 8. 495. 
 summarized, 8. 646, 722-723. 
 violates habeas corpus, 8. 544. 
 See also Regulators. 
 Riots, 6. xix. 
 bill against, 8. 319, 348, 353, 356, 
 390, 393, 405, 409, 410, 411, 428, 
 450. 
 in Anson Co., 5. xxxiv ; over lands, 
 
 6. 779-786, 792-796, 798. 
 in Bladen Co., 16. 418-419, 662-663, 
 
 716-718, 720, 723-724, 741-742, 991. 
 in Fayetteville, 20. 99-100, 108. 
 in Johnston Co., 5. 951. 
 instructions to governor in case of 
 
 necessity of act for, 9. 289. 
 law against, 1. 788. 
 orders to quell, 6. 773. 
 over land grants, fees, &c., 5. Ivii-lxi ; 
 in Mecklenburg, 7. 23-24, 32-34, 
 37-38. 
 over payment of quit rents, 4. 267 ._ 
 reward for information on, 6. 94, 
 
 105-107, 113. 
 Wade on rioters, 14. 865. 
 Riotous assemblies, act .ngainst, 23. 
 
 787. 
 Ripley, Edward, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
EIPLEY, SPENCER 
 
 438 
 
 ROACH, CAPT. 
 
 Ripley, Spencer, lieut. col., 10. 532. 
 Rippy, Edwd., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Riquotan, Va., 22. 732. 
 Risbee, James, church commissioner, 
 
 2. 874. 
 Risby, Capt., a pirate, 1. 475. 
 Riseing, David, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Risheed, Casper, petitions for lands, 
 
 4. 954-956. 
 Rislier, IVIich., in militia, 22. 310. 
 RIsher, Mich'l, in militia, 22. 331. 
 Rising Fawn, signs treaty, 17. 585. 
 Risl<, Wm., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Riskey, David, in army, 13. 505. 
 Riskey, David, in army, 13. 529. 
 Risnover, Jolin, exempted, 4. 742. 
 Rissuet, Jno., in militia, 22. 308, 313. 
 Rit, Anson, petition on separation, 22. 
 
 705-10. 
 Ritcliards. See Richards. 
 RItchards, Chas., in militia, 22. 452. 
 Ritchardson, IVIr., 15. 782. 
 Ritchie, Capt., visits Fanning, 22. 183. 
 Ritchie, Archibald, to Burke on debts, 
 
 16. 652. 
 Ritchie, James, act to inspect tobacco 
 
 at warehouse of, 25. 104. 
 bill on warehouse of, 21. 767, 783, 
 
 803, 919, 922, 940, &43, 967. 
 Rite. See Wright. 
 Rite, Benj., in militia, 22. 162. 
 Rite, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 319. 
 Ritter, Jesse, in militia, 22. 360. 
 Ritter, Joseph, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Ritter, IVloses, gun impressed, 22. 414. 
 Ritter, Thos., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Rittey, Micaja, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Ritto, Josiah, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Ritto, Peter, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Ritz, iVlr., 8. 633. 
 Ritzhaupt, John, surety, 9. 351. 
 Rivenbark, Phillip, voter, 15. 237, 238. 
 Rivenburgh, John, exempted, 6. 1155. 
 River Bridge, inspection at, 23. 641, 
 
 792; 25. 313, .380. 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 217. 
 Rivero, Angelo, prisoner. 22. 268. 
 Rivero, Jose, prisoner, 22. 268. 
 Rivers, IVlr., 22. 621. 
 Rivers, Mr., prisoner, 1. 207. 
 Rivers, Maj., 16. 207. 
 Rivers, Benj., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rivers, James, 11. 124. 
 Rivers, James, to lay instructions be- 
 fore King, 5. .352. 
 Rivers, John, in militia, 17. 1042. 
 Rivers, Richd., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Rivers, Wm. James, history of S. C, 
 
 reprints from, 1. 43-46. 
 services of in colonial records, 1. viii. 
 Rivers, account of, 6. 607-608. 
 act for CO. coms'rs to improve, 24. 
 674-8, 747, 810, 903; 25. 82-8; on 
 passage of fish, 24. 175-6, 295, 
 297-8, 312, 460, 536-7, 849-50, 902-3, 
 936; 25. 109; to clear, 23. 119, 
 161; to extend navigation, 24. 
 402-4, 600-3, 702-3, 720, 825, 936-7, 
 961-2; 25. 98-9, 107; to regulate 
 pilotage, 24. 124-8, 167-8, 218, 
 502-8, 586-93, 658-61. 851-3 ; 25. 6-7. 
 bill for improving, 4. 95, 98, 108, 125, 
 126, 136, 137, 155; to keep open, 
 18. 133, 191, 204, 356, 359, 418, 
 430; 19. 414, 415, 417, 464, 742, 
 743, 747-748, 763, 791, 798, 799, 816, 
 818; 20. 155, 156, 168, 169, 170, 
 175, 178, 179, 180, 181, 188, 190, 
 203, 212, 213, 228, 250, 264, 273, 
 300, 337, 338, 343, 349, 355, 357, 
 382, 383, 413, 415; to mark chan- 
 nels, 19. 75; to prevent stoppage 
 of passage of fish, 19. 25, 77, 107, 
 113 ; to repeal act on keeping open, 
 21. 229. 
 center of settlements, 1 . 602-603. 
 character, 4. 1312-1313; 5. 315-316; 
 
 6. 1027-1028; 7. 156. 
 disadvantages from, 3. 78. 
 entrance to discussed, 1. 54. 
 law for improvement of, Fane reports 
 
 on, 4. 252. 
 importance of in settlement of C, 1. 
 
 50-51, 56. 
 See also Navigation. 
 Rives, Peter, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 62, 
 
 99, 243. 
 Rives, Richard, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 37, 61, 99. 
 patroler, 10. 63. 
 signs Pitt Asso., 10. 221. 
 Rivet, John, 2. 273. 
 Rivington, Mr., 9. 23. 
 Rivington, James, printer, flees to Brit- 
 ish ship and printing office closed, 
 9. 1280. 
 gazette ment'd, 17. 90. 
 letter of quoted, 16. 845. 
 prints loyal pamphlets, 9. 1176. 
 Tory printer, 11. 823. 
 Rivington's Gazette, 17. 90. 
 Rix, Isaac, juror, 4. 524. 
 Rix, Isaac, juror, 4. 524. 
 Rix, Wm., army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rix Dollars, 25. 1.^)2. 
 Roach, Capt., court martialed, 20. 067. 
 
KOACH, CHAELES 
 
 439 
 
 EOADS 
 
 Roach, Chas., army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 case of, 18. 763. 
 Roach, David, land grant to, 4. 277. 
 Roach, Edmond, prisoner, 16. 673. 
 Roach, James, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Roach, Littlebury, petition, 21. 49. 
 Roach (Roath), Richard, aids Gary, 1. 
 795, 804. 
 arrives in N. C, 1. 917. 
 causes damage to London mercliants, 
 
 1. 831-832. 
 comes from England to help Gary, 
 
 1 . 774-775. 
 excepted from pardon, 1. 873. 
 furnishes arms to rebels, slanders 
 Hyde and injures DeGraffenrled, 
 1. 917. 
 house fortified by Gary, 1. 795. 
 in Gary Rebellion, 1 . 806, 807. 
 renews Gary Rebellion, 1. 918. 
 to be seized, 1. 776-777, 778. 
 violates custom laws, 2. 46. 
 Roaden, lsaal<, law suit, 1. 481. 
 Roades. See Rhoades, Rhodes. 
 Roades, James, petitions for Windsor 
 
 as G. H., 9. 804-806. 
 Roades, Wm., juror, 2. 596, 655. 
 Roads, Benj., in militia, 22. 285. 
 Roads, Benj., land grant to, 4. 1039, 
 
 1050. 
 Roads, Daniel, in militia, 22. 347. 
 Roads, Eliz., executors of, 1. 434. 
 Roads, Elizabeth, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 250. 
 Roads, Henry, coms'r of navigation 
 
 and lottery, 23. 542-4. 
 Roads, Henry, exempted, 4. 498. 
 Roads, Henry, in militia, 22. 285. 
 Roads, Henry, land grant to, 4. 639, 
 
 650. 
 Roads, Joseph, land grant^to, 4. 962. 
 Roads, Nathan, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Roads, Stewry, a J. P., 5. 996. 
 Roads, Thos., in militia, 22. 286. 
 Roads, Thos., in militia, 22. 352. 
 Roads, Wm., in militia, 22. 347. 
 Roads, act for Bonner to make, 24. 
 531-2; for coms'rs for, 23. 398, 
 .549; 25. 268-4, 463; for co. cts. to 
 lay off, 24. 165-6, 449, 674-8, 747, 
 810, 903; 25. 82-3; from Gharlotte 
 to Bladen, 23. 908-9; from Glinch 
 Mountain to Gumberland, 24. 
 913-14; from Dan River to Gamp- 
 bellton, 23. 918-9; from frontiers, 
 23. 753-4, 870-1; in Bath Co., 23. 
 119; in Bladen Go., 23. .594; 25. 
 480-1 ; for private individuals to 
 
 make toll roads, 24. 635-7 ; 25. 
 103-4; through mtns, 24. 135-6; 
 on, 23, 46-47, 98-9, 161, 162, 198-9, 
 214-15, 220-9, 289, 333-9, 367, 368-9, 
 384-5, 398, 417-19, 439, 447-51, 489- 
 90, 507, 533, 592, 593, 657, 662-3, 814, 
 920; 25. 160, 238, 263, 264. 298-9. 
 330, 399-401, 474-5, 478-9, 487-9; 
 on overseers and working, 24. 
 276-7; on working, 23. 238-9, 338, 
 844, 851-2, 909, 910-11; to exempt 
 Bath inhabitants from working, 
 23. 150; to place under county 
 courts, 23. 607-11. 
 
 address to governor on, and his an- 
 swer, 3. 543-544, 577. 
 
 badness of, 1. 711, 713, 714. 
 
 bill for, 5. 184, 185, 186, 187, 200, 
 203, 204, 205, 206, 229, 230, 231, 
 246, 247, 257-258, 259, 265, 266, 279, 
 283, 285, 286, 310 ; 6. 492, 650, 651, 
 652, 660, 661. 683, 685, 688, 694, 
 846, 852, 854. 855, 856, 859, 861, 
 872, 874, 891, 909, 911, 916, 919-920, 
 921, 923-924, 927, 928, 936, 939-940, 
 943, 952, 1101-1102, 1103, 1105, 1108, 
 1109, 1110, 1111, 1144, 1159, 1169, 
 1170, 1172, 1173, 1178, 1182, 1183- 
 1184, 1185, 1233, 1238, 1239-1240, 
 1243-1244, 1253, 1271, 1285, 1286- 
 1287, 1293-1294, 1295, 1297, 1301- 
 1302, 1303 ; 7. 78, 80, 83-84, 92, 354, 
 359, 399-400, 596, 597, 600, 604, 606- 
 607, 623, 626, 630, 635, 637, 641, 
 645, 668, 695-696; 9. 115, 118, 120, 
 135, 170, 175, 180, 182, 186, 187, 
 221, 253, 396, 399, 402, 404, 406, 
 415, 417, 419, 429, 432, 444, 445, 
 492, 502, 513, 516, 529, 532, 537, 
 551, 556, 584, 659, 715, 726, 728, 
 
 753, 760, 774, 776, 783; 17. 319, 
 325, 329, 350, 362; 19. 48, 64, 93, 
 143, 151, 154, 157-158, 177-178, 187, 
 191, 255, 256, 268, 269, 272, 273, 
 339, 413, 417, 424, 429, 441, 453, 
 474, 530, 531, 533, 535, 539, 551, 
 554, 556, 558, 560, 564, 566, 568, 
 576, 587, 591-592, 595, 598, 600, 611, 
 612, 615, 633, 639-640, 653, 659-660, 
 661, 678, 739, 741, 744, 748, 758, 
 763, 776, 779, 791, 795-796, 818; 20. 
 36-37, 44, 64, 169, 171, 173, 180, 185, 
 189, 213, 216, 230-231, 255, 259, 345, 
 .349, 350, 356, 368, 392, 420; 21. 
 
 754, 758, 768, 772. 903, 904, 910, 
 919, 922, 923, 925, 928, 949; across 
 mountains, 12. 180, 185. 191, 192- 
 193, 225, 226, 227, 255, 348, 355, 
 
EOADS 
 
 440 
 
 KOANOKE 
 
 356-357, 365, 402 ; 1 3. 35S ; for com- 
 missioners of, 4. 907, 908, 909, 910, 
 916 ; 6. 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 660, 
 67C, 677, 678, 681, 684, 750; for 
 county courts to establish, 18. 112, 
 114, 147, 204, 323, 343, 355, 363, 
 371, 388-389, 436, 440 ; from Orange 
 Co. C. H., 5. 504, 505, 508, 509, 
 519, 532, 534, 535, 530. 537, 541, 544, 
 558; for in Curritucli: Co., 6. 853, 
 854, 861, 866, 872, 874, 891, 919, 
 923, 928, 943, 946 ; for making new 
 ones, &c., 4. 726, 727, 742, 743, 775, 
 776, 779, 780, 782, 790; for more 
 time on causeway, 18. 151. 373; 
 for repair of, 4. 95, 96, 98, 99, 108, 
 124-125, 126, 136. 137, 138, 140, 141, 
 143, 155, 374, 401, 1262-1263, 1283, 
 1285, 1321, 1324, 1325, 1329, 1334- 
 1335, 1340, 1342, 1343, 1348; for 
 toll on, 6. 1230, 1280; for Anson 
 and Rowan cos., 6. 821 ; for coun- 
 ties, 6. 846, 852, 891 : in New Han- 
 over, 6. 853, 854, 917, 920, 923; to 
 alter method of working, 5. 1020, 
 1021, 1023, 1051-1052, 1056, 1058, 
 1064, 1065, 1097; 6. 130, 457, 487, 
 642, 644, 646, 667, 671 ; 8. 361, 369, 
 376, 384, 423, 440, 444, 452, 456, 
 478; 9. 113, 117, 121, 1.35, 163, 167, 
 178, 186, 188, 221, 407, 411, 412, 
 416, 418, 419, 421, 433, 444, 445, 
 514, 519, 524, 529, 530, 535, 536, 
 537, 538, 543, 556, 584, 585, 657 ; in 
 Duplin Co., 6. 167, 845, 906, 908, 
 910, 912. 916, 918 ; to amend act on, 
 e. 1243, 1302; to amend act on con- 
 trol of by county courts, 12. 587, 
 603, 607, 620, 642, 646, 653, 689, 
 693, 702, 704. 714, 718, , 737, 740, 
 751 ; to amend act to lay out, 8. 
 356, 360, 361. 384, 409-410, 414. 420, 
 421, 422, 477 ; to amend powers of 
 courts on, 18. 79, 81, 99, 137; to 
 codify acts on, 1 9. 547 ; to encour- 
 age building of, 8. 1096, 1159, 1161 ; 
 to establish, 5. 670, 672, 673. 674, 
 687, 704, 706-707, 709, 713, 714, 716, 
 718, 735; 13. 866, 878, 886, 951, 
 969, 974 ; to give county courts 
 power to lay out, 13. 576-577, 580, 
 684. 700, 720; to lay out new ones, 
 8. 160, 168, 180, 181, 184, 191, 193, 
 194, 195, 197, 200; to limit powers 
 of overseers, 6. 1246 ; to make, 8. 
 497, 499, 500, 503. 511; to place 
 under commissioners, 7. 600, 604, 
 606, 635, 637, 645, 651; to prevent 
 
 worship, 17. 310, 321, 340, 384, 
 414; to put in hands of co. court, 
 
 7. 606; 21. 834, 836, 991, 999, 1002, 
 1008 ; to regulate in Orange, 5. 874, 
 876, 897, 898, 899 ; to repeal act on, 
 
 8. 388, 393, 460, 461, 468-469, 495. 
 fight over, 2. 509-510. 
 improved, 3. 434-435. 
 
 lack of, 1. 600, 602. 
 
 laid out from Va. to Cape Fear, 3. 
 488-489. 
 
 Lamb on act for, 7. 225. 
 
 law for. Fane reports on, 4. 252. 
 
 lines of, 15. 379-383; and direction 
 of, 3. xviii. 
 
 new one made, 1. 612. 
 
 notes on act for, 3. 184, 190. 
 
 order of court on law of, 2. 470. 
 
 ordinance on act on, 23. 992-6. 
 
 overseers are appointed, 1. 486, 487, 
 493, 494, 495, 523, 524, 532, 534, 
 550, 562, 563, 576, 581, 582, 607, 
 608, 611, 612, 613, 618, 619, 625, 
 651, 653, 656 ; 2. 261, 448 ; indicted, 
 2. 596; reported for neglect, 2. 
 400, 405, 411. 
 
 petition about, 3. 574, 580, 592; for, 
 1. 609; in New Hanover Co., 5. 
 164-166 ; on clearing of, 2. 171. 
 
 provisions for, 3. xv. 
 
 regulation of, 7. 489. 
 
 surveyor for, 1. 573. 
 Roads and bridges, &c., bill for repair 
 of. 4. 235, 240; 5. 200, 201, 203, 204, 
 207, 208. 
 Roads and ferries, bill to put Beau- 
 fort Co. under, 5. 895. 
 Roads and water-courses, bill to amend 
 act on, 5. 675, 677, 680, 681, 687, 
 719, 720, 724. 726, 729, 730, 731, 
 735. 
 Roan. See Rowan. 
 Roan, IVIr., in assembly, 16. 127. 
 Roan, IVIaj., 12. 461. 
 Roan, Archibald, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-8. 
 Roan, Matt., petitions for Bailey, 2. 
 
 624-625. 
 Roan, Thos., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Roanoke (Roanoak, Roan Oke, Roan- 
 ocke), 7. 775: 15. 64. 151. 407, 
 474; 18. 597; 22. 273, 554, 736. 
 
 another name for Albemarle Co., 1. 
 291, .309, 325. 
 
 Capt Batts, governor of, 1. 217. 
 
 settlement at in 1703, 22. 733. 
 
 supplies at. 14. 039. 
 
 See also Moratuck. 
 
EOANOKE 
 
 441 
 
 EOANOKE POET 
 
 Roanoke (Ronoak), sloop, law suit 
 
 over, 2. 91. 
 Roanoke Bar, 23. 483, 4S4. 
 British vessels pass over, 15. 128, 
 
 129. 
 cliarmel to possible, 5. 1004. 
 Roanoke Colony, 1. x, 160; 2. xiv, 395, 
 419. 
 See also Albemarle Co. 
 Roanoke District, 2. 361. 
 custom bouse proposed for, 3. 336. 
 port of entry for, 3. 156. 
 Roanoke Division, to elect representa- 
 tive, 25. 1-3, 64-5. 
 Roanoke Fails, road around proposed, 
 
 24. 600-1. 
 Roanoke (Ronoak, Roanoak) Inlet, 6. 
 607; 19. 18T; 23. 745. 
 a customs district, 2. vi. 
 act for beacons, 23. 103; 25. 194-6; 
 for pilot and beacons at, 3. 184, 
 191; 23. 40-42; 25. 160. 
 character, 6. 1027. 
 dangerous, 3. 210. 
 depth of water, 1 . 99 ; 5. 316. 
 entrance by, 1 . 318, 321. 
 French vessel wrecked at, 1 3. 147. 
 note on act. to encourage town at, 3. 
 
 193. 
 pilot appointed for, 2. 200. 
 prizes captured in, 13. 459. 
 ■shifting character of, 4. 170. 
 tobacco shipped through, 1. 441. 
 troops at, 10. 546, 547. 
 used in West India trade, 1. 467. 
 wreck near, 1. 547. 
 Roanoke Island, 1. 120; 11. 555; 13. 
 734«; 25. 212. 
 a port town on, 1. 229, 231. 
 act for town on, 23. 89-90, 110 ; 25. 
 161 ; to encourage town on, 25. 
 201-4. 
 baptisms at, 7. 522. 
 first capital on, 1. 229, 233. 
 Indian depredations on, 2. 31, 45. 
 inlet near proposed, 24. 931, 965. 
 invaded by British, 13. 285. 
 note on act to establish town there, 
 
 3. 188, 193. 
 petition from, 22. 939. 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 217. 
 shipwreck near, 5. 1150. 
 town to be laid out on, 2. 246. 
 visited from Va., 1. 18. 
 Roanoke Indians, admitted to church, 
 e. 563. 
 remains of, 6. 995-996. 
 Roanoke marshes, 24. 959, 960. 
 
 Roanoke mouth, 18. 64. 
 Roanoke Old Plantation, 25. 201. 
 Roanoke port (Edenton), 2. 561, 562, 
 567; 3. ix, 223, 560, 593, 594, 604, 
 611, 614; 4. 169, 170, 172, 173, 374, 
 403 ; 5. 328, 331 ; 6. 621 ; 9. xx:xix, 
 367; 10. 981; 12. 25; 11. 765; 
 13. 92, 373; 15. 218; 17. 383; 18. 
 702; 19. 447, 462, 474, 767, 781, 
 790, 807, 819; 20. 84, 186, 209, 
 256, 368, 606, 607, 608, 659, 683; 
 21. 82, 253, 292, 344, 617, 1069; 
 24. 127, 381, 737 ; 25. 203. 
 
 a collection district, 3. xvi, xvii. . 
 
 act for collector for, 24. 552, 553-6; 
 for naval officer, 24. 103-4, 215, 401, 
 959 ; on coms'rs for, 24. 390 ; on 
 fees for naval officer, 24. 316 ; on 
 navigation, 23. 375-378, 438, 475, 
 483-4, 588-9, 622, 667-72, 745-6, 
 826-7; 24. 502-8, 660-1. 
 
 admiralty judge to be elected for, 
 12. 151, 152-153, 154, 155, 315, 317- 
 318, 319; 18. 210-211, 217, 437. 
 
 ammunition at, 5. 576. 
 
 bill to amend act to facilitate naviga- 
 tion, 7. 562, 563, 588, 589, 591, 593, 
 596, 597, 623, 626, 629, 668; to 
 amend navigation to, 5. 1004, 1005, 
 1006, 1008, 1009, 1010, 1011 ; to con- 
 tinue act on navigation of, 6. 1103, 
 1112, 1118, 1145, 1172-1173, 1174, 
 1185, 1189, 1192 ; to facilitate navi- 
 gation to, 4. 1324, 1325, 1328, 1339, 
 1340, 1341, 1342, 1343, 1348; 5. 
 511, 513, 514, 515, 540, 543, 546, 
 547, 550-551, 553, 835, 836, 839, 840, 
 842, 854, 855, 856, 862, 863, 866 ; 6. 
 881, 882, 884, 891, 951, 953, 954-955, 
 956; 7. 49, 50, 51, 57, 61, 72, 74, 
 76-77, 84, 86, 88, 106, 301, 305, 312, 
 314, 315, 317, 338, 353, 354, 370, 
 382, 387, 389, 394, 420 ; 8. 348, 353, 
 355, 359, 366, 383, 390, 394, 404, 
 409, 417, 435, 477. 
 
 collections at, 5. 972. 973. 
 
 collector for. 17. 75, 80; 23. 373, 
 476, 484, 505, 684; elected, 19. 625, 
 638, 698 ; makes no retui-ns, 9. 279 ; 
 reports, 21. 165; to report, 6. 1207. 
 
 commissioner for, 10. 581; 25. 195; 
 to arm vessels at, 1 0. 352 ; to in- 
 quire into defences of, 12. 42, 43. 
 
 comptroller of useful, 7. 499. 
 
 duties received at, 8. 201, 202 ; pay- 
 able at, 24. 718, 720; for light 
 house, 25. 55. 
 
EOAJSTOKE EIVEE 
 
 442 
 
 EOAlSrOKE EIVEE 
 
 embargo on corn at suspended, 8. 
 499-500. 
 
 grain exported, 18. 566-567. 
 
 McCulloh collector, 6. 1045; 7. 454, 
 455; 8. 168. 
 
 marshal for elected, 12. 562, 563, 
 667, 668, 669, 670, 674, 676, 711. 
 
 money to improve navigation, 6. 690. 
 
 naval officer at, 12. 46, 59, 65. 
 
 officers elected, 12. 602, 608, 711-712, 
 715, 718; of admiralty ct., 12. 43, 
 44, 45, 48, 49, 59, 65. 
 
 ordinance to appoint collector, 23. 
 271, 987-8. 
 
 petition of collector, 5. 950. 
 
 Eieussett collector, 6. 764. 
 
 report to be made on money received 
 to improve navigation of, 6. 395. 
 
 rum imported into, 8. 406. 
 
 salt coms'rs for, 22. 907; landed at 
 from Lisbon, 9. 340. 
 
 shipping of, 5. xliii. 
 
 trade of, 6. 968; protected by Ft. 
 Granville, 6. 158. 
 
 See also Edenton. 
 Roanoke (Maratock, Noratoke, Ryan- 
 oke) River, 1. xx, 54, 155, 803; 2. 
 79, 778, 781, 784, 786, 787, 791, 
 792, 793, 796, 808, 810, 811, 812, 
 813, 814 ; 3. 176, 417, 425, 442, 583, 
 640, 641, 642; 4. xx, 89, 92, 121, 
 124, 127, 128, 130, 224, 351, 363, 
 390, 506, 509, 513, 1119, 1312, 1313, 
 5. xlii, 3, 315, 817, 440, 477, 595, 
 640, 1179, 1183; 6. 616; 7. 149, 
 431 ; 8. 31, 228 ; 9. 1064 ; 10. xxxiv, 
 885; 11. 415, 432, 651, 671, 833, 
 834; 12. 133, 295; 13. 1, 83; 14. 
 378, 409, 416, 503, 619, 658, 829, 
 836; 15. 141; facing 380, 435, 459, 
 480, 523, 664, 777; 18. 503; 19. 
 884; 20. 625, 626, 658; 21. 262, 
 458, 558, 725; 22. 106, 147, 148, 
 288, 559, 597. 780; 23. 164, 168, 
 249, 287, 411, 479, 488, 508, 641, 
 754, 964, 976; 24. 172, 307, 308, 
 773, 774, 777, 834; 25. 91, 210, 218, 
 366, 496. 
 
 a public highway, 25. 91-2. 
 
 account of, 6. 607, 609. 
 
 act for tovcn on, 23. 346 ; 25. 240-2 ; 
 25. 354-5, 398, 486; on passage of 
 fish, 23. 819; 24. 536-7, 937-8; to 
 extend navigation, 24. 600-2, 678 ; 
 25. 107. 
 
 arms on, 14. 458. 
 
 bill for ferry over, 4. 128; 7. 557, 
 558, 575-576, 578, 582, 5&3 ; for to- 
 
 bacco inspection on, 21. 810, 821, 
 830, 974, 978, 989, 992, 1000; for 
 tovi'n on, 4. 1055, 1056, 1057, 1058, 
 1064; 5. 875, 876, 877, 888, 899, 
 900, 901, 902, 904, 923; 17. 381, 
 392; to amend act on navigation, 
 21. 799, 817, 830, 963, 968, 982, 
 984, 987, 1000; to extend naviga- 
 tion, 19. 575, 589, 591, 659, 695; 
 to teep open for fish, 1 9. 168, 208, 
 285, 288, 328, 339, 361 ; to prevent 
 destruction of fish in, 8. 352, 355, 
 361, 384, 402, 403, 407-408, 413, 422, 
 477 ; 20. 168, 169, 179, 188, 203, 212, 
 300, 343, 355, 382. 
 
 boats on to be collected and de- 
 stroyed, 15. 626. 
 
 boundary of Albemarle Co., 1. 377. 
 
 British cross, 15. 545; passage of to 
 be disputed, 1 5. 585 ; threaten, 1 5. 
 293, 631. 
 
 character, 8. 1027-1028. 
 
 collector on, 6. 1023. 
 
 Cornwallis and Americans on, 17. 
 992, 1013, 1020, 1024, 1030; must 
 not cross, 15. 630. 
 
 course, 6. 784. 
 
 defences of discussed, 14. 653-654. 
 
 emigration to, 1. x-xi. 
 
 falls of, 2. 784. 
 
 fish caught, 22. 561. 
 
 fisheries seized, 1 5. 625 ; suffers for 
 salt, 9. 270. 
 
 floods on, 3. 78. 
 
 fortifications, &c., 14. 643, 644, 671. 
 
 Green's grant on, 1. ix. 
 
 guarded, 14. 576. 
 
 inhabitants threatened bv Indians, 
 2. 568, 570-571. 
 
 inspection on, 25. 107-8. 
 
 lands taken up on, 1 . 854. 
 
 new name for Jloratuck, 2. 777, 778. 
 
 no settlers on in 1672, 1. xx. 
 
 on post route, 7. 413. 
 
 other names for, 1. 385. 
 
 overflows of, 5. 342. 
 
 petition over, 3. 303, 304. 
 
 prisoners on, 1 1 . 392. 
 
 proposed settlement on, 1. 17. 
 
 quit rents paid at, 25. 217. 
 
 settlers on, 5. 1222. 
 
 skirmish on, 22. 96. 
 
 Spotswood demands mortgage on 
 lands north of, 1 . xxx ; 2. 15. 
 
 supplied from Va., 3. 155. 
 
 supports Greene, 19. 994. 
 
 Swiss want lands on, 4. 157. 
 
EOANOKE SOUND 
 
 443 EOBEESOIf, EICHAED 
 
 to be defended against British, 15. 
 547. 
 
 tobacco inspection on, 23. 792. 
 
 troops ordered to, 15. 535; to ren- 
 dezvous on, 15. 549, 556. 
 
 Tuscarora lands on, 7. 219, 220, 248 ; 
 desire to leave, 25. 507, 508. 
 
 See also Moratnck River. 
 Roanoke (Roenoke) Sound, 1. ix ; 5. 
 343. 
 
 land on sold by Indians, 1. 19, 20. 
 
 other names for, 1. xx. 
 Roaper. See Roper. 
 Roaper, George, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Roaring Creek, 10. 713. 
 Roark, James, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 in army, 15. 728 ; 16. 1142. 
 Roark, Nichs., army ranli, 16. 1148. 
 Roark, Nichs., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Roasbrock, Wm., petition for exten- 
 sion of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. 
 Roback, Wm., army ranl£, 16. 1142. 
 Robans. See Robbing, Robins. 
 Robans, Wm., claim, 9. 487. 
 Robards. See Roberts, etc. 
 Robards, Geo., petition postponed, 5. 
 
 34. 
 Robards, Wm., land gi-ant to, 4. 1043. 
 Robart, Col., law suit, 1. 562. 
 Robarts, Jas., in militia, 22. 315. 
 Robarts, Wm., in army, 15. 728. 
 Robason. See Roberson, etc. 
 Robason, Jas., in militia, 22. 270. 
 Robb, Charles, loyalist, 10. 601. 
 
 paroled, 10. 541. 
 
 to be exchanged, 1 1 . 407. 
 Robb, Wm., a J. P., 2. 572. 
 Robberies, act to prevent by negroes, 
 
 24. 890-1, 956. 
 Robbers, Eng. act on in force in N. C, 
 
 23. 322, 32.3. 
 Robbing and plundering, heavier pen- 
 alties against proposed, 16. 107. 
 Robbins. See Robans, Robens, Robins. 
 Robbins, Michael, tory officer, 22. 196. 
 Robbins, Richard, tried for riot, 2. 824- 
 
 825. 
 Robbins, Wm., army pay, 17. 243. 
 Robblnson. See Roberson, etc. 
 Robblnson, Laurana, sells land, 2. 82. 
 Robbinson, Wm., sells land, 2. 82. 
 Robbs, Thos., a J. P., 3. 234. 
 Robbs, Wm., army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 15. 729; 16. 1145. 
 Robbs Creek, 2. 453. 
 Robe, David, marries H. H. Pollock, 2. 
 276. 
 
 Robens, Seth, land grant to, 4. 1040, 
 
 1043. 
 Robenson. See Roberson, etc. 
 Robenson, Col., prisoner, 14. 780. 
 Roberdeau, Joseph, commission of sur- 
 geon asked for, 1 3. 447. 
 Roberds. See Roberts, etc. 
 
 Roberds, , wagoner, 15. 478. 
 
 Roberds, Henry, in militia, 22. 494. 
 Roberds, James, in Davidson's Co., 14. 
 
 294. 
 Roberds, John, takes oath, 22. 175. 
 Roberds, Thos., in N. C, battalion, 13. 
 
 343. 
 Roberdson, Charles, Watauga to be 
 
 added, 10. 708-710. 
 Roberdson Hospital, 14. 294. 
 Roberson. See Robason, Robbinson, 
 
 Robenson, Roberdson, Robertson, 
 
 Robinson, Robison. 
 Roberson, Mr., on com. of assem., 17. 
 
 297. 
 Roberson, Capt., not allowed to visit 
 
 Cherokees, 10. 901, 902. 
 Roberson, Col., letter of considered, 17. 
 
 816, 822, 823, 851, 852, 853. 
 Roberson, Charles, 18. 243. 
 in assem., 19. 382. 
 on Cherokee campaign, 10. 665-666. 
 values property, 22. 232. 
 witness, 12. 724. 
 See also Robinson, Charles. 
 Roberson, Cornelius, a J. P., 23. 992. 
 Roberson, George, beef driver, 15. 741. 
 Roberson, Henry, land grant to, 4. 631. 
 Roberson, Higdon, in militia, 17. 1061. 
 Roberson, James, commands company 
 
 from Tenn., 10. 710. 
 Roberson, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1239. 
 Roberson, James, resigns as J. P„ 21. 
 
 53, 57. 
 Roberson, Mark, land grant to, 19. 
 
 572. 
 Roberson, Matthew, claims proved, 8. 
 
 517. 
 Roberson, Nathl., in militia, 22. 160. 
 Roberson, Nath'l, takes oath, 22. 176. 
 Roberson, Peter, boundary eoms'r, 24. 
 
 989. 
 Roberson, Peter, gun stocker, 15. 619. 
 Roberson, Peter, in assembly, 18. 226, 
 
 228, 242, 248, 284, 297, 311, 312, 
 
 317, 344, 345, 350, 389, 399. 412, 
 
 428, 443, 468, 469, 471 ; 19. 443, 720, 
 
 760, 773, 794, 804, 808, 815. 
 Roberson, Richd., in militia, 22. 161. 
 
EOBEESON,, THOMAS 
 
 444 
 
 EGBERTS, JOHJSr 
 
 Roberson, Thos., land grant to, 4. 651, 
 
 961, 1250. 
 Roberson, Thomas, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Roberson, Wil., 1. 761. 
 Roberson, Wm., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Roberson, Wm., building coms'r, 23. 
 
 969. 
 Roberson, Wm., "Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Roberson, Zachariah, petition on C. H., 
 
 9. 806-807. 
 Robert, Richd., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Robert, Thos., kills cat, 22. 339. 
 Roberts. See Robards, Roberds. 
 
 Roberts, , 10. 782. 
 
 Roberts, Mr., 14. 621. 
 
 Roberts, Mr., in assembly, 12. 280. 
 
 Roberts, Mr., on com. of assem., 18. 8. 
 
 Roberts, Capt., 15. 277. 
 
 Roberts, Capt., brings in salt, 13. 28. 
 
 Roberts, Capt., exports pork for salt, 
 
 22. 933-4. 
 Roberts, Capt., opposes grant to Rob- 
 erts, 4. 278. 
 Roberts, Col., 22. 129. 
 Roberts, Col., a tory, 22. 98. 
 Roberts, Col., on court to settle rank, 
 
 11. 337. 
 Roberts, Col., prisoner, 14. 780. 
 
 wounded and dead, 15. 751. 
 Roberts, Aaron, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 tries, values and condemns slave, 1 3. 
 375-376. 
 Roberts, Abraham, taxable, 15. 192. 
 Roberts, Abram, voter, 15. 2.37. 
 Roberts, Benjamin, land lapses, 2. 377. 
 Roberts, Billy, and Tuscarora affairs, 
 7. 360-361. 
 
 leases Indian lands, 25. 507-9. 
 Roberts, Brittain, pensioner, 22. 84. 
 Roberts, Chas., in militia, 22. 325. 
 Roberts, Chas., jpetitions, 19. 935. 
 Roberts, Ed., in militia, 22. 366. 
 Roberts, Ed., quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Roberts, Edmund, cei'tiflcate lost, 19. 
 
 297. 
 Roberts, Edward, juror, 4. 522. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 619, 632, 766. 
 
 land warrant to, 4. 1117. 
 Roberts, Francis, jailed, 10. 696. 
 Roberts, Francis, pork issued to, 14. 
 489. 
 
 stockings to, 14. 490." 
 Roberts, George, a J. P., 4. 47, 346. 
 
 church coms'r, 23. 231, 365. 
 
 commissai'y of troops. 23. 152. 
 
 coms'r of Newbern, 23. 142. 
 
 in assembly, 4. 92, 105, 115, 116, 482, 
 
 493, 498, 501, 504, 509, 510, 511, 
 529, 536, 555, 559, 561, 565. 
 land grants to, 4. 63, 223, 273, 330, 
 
 333, 334, 344, 347, 589 ; 6. 1079. 
 on com. of assembly, 4. 85, 117, 121, 
 139, 142, 476, 491, 494, 497, 502, 
 526, 529, 555. 
 
 Roberts, Geo., in conv. 1788, 22. 2, 25, 
 27, 30, 33. 
 pensioner, 22. 82. 
 pork impressed for, 22. 269. 
 
 Roberts, Geo., reports on Spanish pri- 
 vateers and claims, 22. 403, 404. 
 
 Roberts, Henry, land grant asked, 4. 
 348, 709. 
 
 Roberts, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Roberts, Ishmeal, army rank, 16. 1147. 
 
 Roberts, Jack, executed, 22. 830. 
 
 Roberts, James, 21. 384. 
 
 Roberts, James, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 Roberts, James, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 Roberts, Jas., army rank, 13. 521; 16. 
 1148. 
 
 Roberts, Jas., in militia, 22. 365. 
 
 Roberts, Jas., juror, 25. 188. 
 
 Roberts, James, land grant to, 4. 329, 
 332, 1047, 1240. 
 
 Roberts, James, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 Roberts, James, petitions for division 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-10. 
 
 Roberts, Jas., property confiscated, 11. 
 308; 19. 672; 24. 263, 424. 
 
 Roberts, Jas., Jr., in militia, 22. 365. 
 
 Roberts, Jas., Jr., in militia, 22. 376. 
 
 Roberts, James, Sr., petitions on out- 
 laws, 11. 731-732. 
 
 Roberts, John, allowance to, 22. 830. 
 
 Roberts, John, army pay, 17. 244. 
 army ranlc, 16. 1142. 
 
 Roberts, J no., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 
 Roberts, John, at Board of Trade meet- 
 ings, 6. 753-755; 7. 289-291, 546- 
 549; 8. 164-167, 275-277, 628-629; 
 9. 365-3G7. 
 opposes grant to Scotch, 8. 621-622. 
 recommends disallownnce of vestry 
 and clergy acts, 6. 720-723; repeal 
 of laws, 6. 700-701. 
 to Dobbs on public affairs, 6. 724- 
 
 728. 
 to King on N. C. acts, 9. 248-252. 
 to Privy Council on S. C. boundary, 
 
 8. 573-574. 
 to Tryon on public affairs, 7. 131- 
 133. 
 
 Roberts, John, in army, 15. 728. 
 
 Roberts, Jno., in militia, 22. 265. 
 
 Roberts, Jno., in militia, 22. 307. 
 
EGBERTS, JOHN 
 
 445 ROBEETSON, CHAELES 
 
 Roberts, Jno., in militia, 22. 340. 
 Roberts, Jno., in militia, 22. 451. 
 Roberts, John, in militia, 22. 497. 
 Roberts, John, land grant to, 4. 588, 
 
 650, 805, 94T, 1253. 
 Roberts, John, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Roberts, John, protests against regu- 
 lators, 8. 273-274. 
 Roberts, John, reenlists, 15. 750. 
 Roberts, Jonathan, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Roberts, Joseph, in militia, 22. 162. 
 Roberts, Joseph, takes oath, 22. 178. 
 Roberts, Joshua, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Roberts, Kinchen, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Roberts, Martin, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Roberts, Moses, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Roberts, Moses, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Roberts, Peter, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 prisoner, 14. 747. 
 Roberts, Phillips, in militia, 22. 373. 
 Roberts, Reuben, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Roberts, Richd, army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Roberts, Richd, army .rank, 16. 1147. 
 Roberts, Richd, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Roberts, Richd, gun impressed, 22. 
 
 413. 
 Roberts, Richard, in army, 13. 522. 
 Roberts, Richd, in militia, 22. 375. 
 Roberts, Rich'd, Jr., in militia, 22. 
 
 375. 
 Roberts, Sampson, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Roberts, SamI, army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Roberts, Shadrach, army pay, 17. 244. 
 asks relief from church tax, 6. 95-6. 
 petitions on who are tithables, 9. 
 97-8. 
 Roberts, Shadrach, in militia, 22. 163. 
 Roberts, Thomas, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Roberts, Thos., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Roberts, Thos., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Roberts, Thos., asks for lapsed land, 
 
 2. .355. 
 Roberts, Thomas, in militia, 17. 1059. 
 Roberts, Thos., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Roberts, Thos., land grant to, 4. 1046. 
 Roberts, Thos., runs away, 1. 515. 
 Roberts, Vincent, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Roberts, Wm., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Rofcerts, Wm., apologizes for horse 
 
 race, 9. 1133. 
 Roberts, Wm., army pay, 17. 245. 
 armv rank, 16. 1142. 
 
 Roberts, Wm., army ranlc, 16. 1151. 
 Roberts, Wm., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Roberts, Wm., declares independence, 
 
 10. 612. 
 goods of to be seized, 10. 433-434. 
 on Chowan S. C, 10. 847. 
 Roberts, Wm., in army, 15. 724. 
 Roberts, Wm., in militia, 22. 165.. 
 Roberts, Wm., in militia, 22. 264. 
 Roberts, Wm., in militia, 22. 266. 
 Roberts, William, in militia, 22. 494. 
 Roberts, Wm., land grant to, 4. 619, 
 
 651. 
 Roberts, Wm., land grant to, 4., 619. 
 Roberts, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 Roberts, Wm., owes state, 21. 1073. 
 Roberts, Wm., regulators' entry on 
 
 causes of, 8. 240. 
 Roberts, Wm., reward for, 17. 106-107; 
 
 19. 628, 835-836. 
 tax collector, 19. 706. 
 vestryman, 25. 267. 
 Roberts, Wm., Sr., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Roberts, Wm. G., in conv. 1788, 22. 32. 
 Roberts, Willie, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Roberts, Willis, asks relief from 
 
 church tax, 9. 95-96. 
 petition on who are tithables, 9. 97. 
 Robertson. See Roberson, Robinson, 
 
 etc. 
 
 Robertson, , 22. 317. 
 
 Robertson, , killed by Indians, 20. 
 
 759. 
 Robertson, Mr., in assem., 9. 107. 
 Robertson, Capt., 9. 828. 
 Robertson, Capt., 13. 186. 
 Robertson, Capt., 22. 758. 
 Robertson, Capt., plantation burned, 
 
 22. 204. 
 
 Robertson, Dr., a prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Robertson, Gen., indemnified for loss, 
 
 14. 849. 
 Robertson, Benj., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Robertson (Robeson), Charles, 10. 606. 
 Robertson, Charles, a J. P., 11. 653; 
 
 23. 995. 
 
 court to meet at house of, 24. 141, 
 142. 
 
 in assembly, 12. 549, 558, 573, 022, 
 633, 764; 13. 532, 533, 546, 825, 
 858, 883, 894; 17. 265, 266, 293, 
 304, 354, 359, 365, 366, 368, 387, 
 391, 394, 395, 406, 425; 19. 489, 
 490, 503, 527, 529, 613, 614, 622, 
 643, 667, 671, 675, 677, 682, 688, 
 728, 730, 734, 737, 738, 760. 
 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 7, 26, 27, 31, 32. 3.5. 
 
ROBEETSOIST, CHAELES 446 
 
 KOBEETSON, JOHN 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 913, 92S. 
 
 major, tO. 998. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 12. 340, 767, 
 
 824 ; 1 3. 537, 633, 867, 960. 
 to Caswell on Cherokee and Creek 
 
 affairs, 11. 458-460. 
 to coin money, 18. 605-606. 
 to make talk to Cherokees, 12. 780, 
 "840. 
 See also Eoberson, Charles. 
 Robertson, Charles, vestryman, 23. 
 
 344. 
 Robertson, Drury, meal for company, 
 
 22. 691. 
 Robertson, Edward, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Robertson, Edward, land grant asked, 
 
 4. 348, 764. 
 Robertson (Robinson), Elijah, in as- 
 sembly, 1 7. 264, 266, 293, 305, 354, 
 359, 364, 365, 368, 395, 406; 19. 
 489, 613, 614, 622, 643, 671, 677, 
 682, 714; 20. 479, 534; 21, 1, 3, 6, 
 
 12, 16, 26, 41, 47, 66, 68, 74, 77, 79, 
 81, 85, 91, 115, 154, 160, 168, 179, 
 189. 
 
 Johnston to on Indian affairs, 21. 
 
 442. 
 It. col., 20. 273, 461. 
 money paid to, 20. 248. 
 petition, 19. 556, 558, 579, 584, 627, 
 
 635. 
 to Caswell on Indian outrages, 20. 
 
 787-788. 
 Watauga to be annexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Robertson, Geo., resigns, 22. 950. 
 Robertson, Hardy, army pay, 17. 244. 
 cited before assem., and testimony, 
 
 18. 18, 108, 252, 335. 
 house furnished to, 14. 318. 
 Robertson, Henry, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Robertson, I., on com. of assem., 18. 
 
 9, 235, 237, 276, 284. 
 Robertson, Jacob, army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Robertson, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 331. 
 Robertson, Jacob, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Robertson, Col. James, 18. 608; 20. 
 619; 21. 508, 558, 561, 562. 
 act for land to, 24. 629-30. 
 allowance to as agent Ind. affairs, 
 
 13. 909; considered, 12. 434, 440, 
 445, 447; for Indian service, 12. 
 610. 
 
 and Indian campaign, 20. 772. 
 campaigns against Indians, 20, 712. 
 CaswoU to on public affairs, 20. 022 ; 
 
 on Tenn. affairs, 20. 758-760, 771- 
 772. 
 
 delivers talk to Cherokees, 13. 117, 
 118. 
 
 favor to in lots, 24. 617. 
 
 in assembly, 18. 226, 228, 284, 297, 
 311, 312, 344, 346, 357, 370, 376, 
 399, 428, 429, 443, 468, 469, 471; 
 20. (252?), 301, 302, 324, 328, 348, 
 370, 378, 416, 426, 427, 434, 437, 
 455, 473, 475, 476, 489, 490, 509, 
 514, 516, 519, 523, 524, 525, 526, 
 527, 536, 543, 547, 550, 554, 587. 
 
 instructed to report on Indian affairs, 
 13. 258. 
 
 letters of on Indian affairs laid be- 
 fore assembly. 12. 138, 143, 301. 
 
 memorial, 20. 551. 
 
 payment to, 20. 193, 199, 349, 463; 
 as supt. Indian affairs, 12. 240, 
 251, 253, 259. 
 
 pursues Indians, 1 1 . 458, 459. 
 
 receives talk from Indians, 1 3. 90-91. 
 
 removes to Tenn., 8. 654. 
 
 reports on Indian affairs, 19. 739; 
 on McNeil, 18. 139; on Spanish 
 intrigue with Indians, 1 7. 83-84. 
 
 resigns as supt. of Indian affairs, and 
 allowance to, 1 3. 566, 567, 568, 669, 
 670-671. 
 
 resolves in favor of, 12. 433. 
 
 school trastee, 24. 751. 
 
 to Caswell on Cherokee affairs, 1 1 . 
 654-655; on Indian outrages, 20. 
 721-722, 730-731; on reduction of 
 Chickamauga settlement, 14. 246- 
 248. 
 
 to Johnston oh Indian affairs, and 
 answer, 21. 437-438, 442-444; on 
 Tenn. affairs, 22. 792 ; to Martin on 
 Indian affairs, 17. 91-92. 
 
 to reside in Cherokee nation, 12. 
 780, 840. 
 
 to Smith on Indian depredations, 22. 
 790-1. 
 
 wants new county. 16. 524. 
 
 Watauga to be annexed, 10. 708-710. 
 Robertson, James, army rank, 16. 
 
 1149. 
 Robertson, Jas., land grant to. 19. 572. 
 Robertson, James, petitions for divi- 
 sion of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Robertson, Jese, army ranlv, 16. 1145. 
 Robertson, John, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 Robertson, John, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Robertson, John, n J. P., 23. 995. 
 Robertson, John, act for land to. 24. 
 629-30. 
 
EOBERTSOlSr, JOHK 
 
 447 
 
 EOBESON, THOMAS 
 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Robertson, John, building coms'r, 24. 
 
 644. 
 Robertson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Robertson, Jno., army ranli, 16. 1150. 
 Robertson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Robertson, Jno., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Robertson, John, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Robertson, John, juror, 2. 657; 3. 282, 
 
 319. 
 Robertson, John, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Robertson, Jno., Jr., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Robertson, John, Jr., in militia, 22. 
 
 392. 
 Robertson, Joseph, in army, 15. 740. 
 Robertson, Julius, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Robertson, Mark, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 Watauga to be annexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Robertson, Mark, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Robertson, Matthew, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1262 ; 1 1 . 250-253. 
 Robertson, P., on com. of assembly, 
 
 18. 9, 46, 235, 237, 276. 
 Robertson, Peter, wood worker, 15. 
 
 477. 
 Robertson, R., in assem., 20. 483. 
 Robertson, Thos., 16. 1145. 
 Robertson, Thos., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Robertson, Thos., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Robertson, Thos., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Robertson, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 
 
 950, 952. 
 Robertson, Thos., petition of, 2. 42. 
 Robertson, Thos., to Caswell on money 
 
 for Bladen troops, 1 3. 161. 
 Robertson, Townsand, abused by mob, 
 
 6. 795. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 573. 
 Robertson, Upsher, army rank, 16. 
 
 1150. 
 Robertson, Will., clerk of council in 
 
 Va., 1. 739, 746, 749; 2. 680, 732. 
 Robertson, Wm., asks representation 
 
 for Beaufort, 9. 640-641. 
 Robertson, Wm., dropped as J. P., 5. 
 
 997. 
 Robertson, Wm., witness, 10. 931. 
 Robertson's, S. C, Rawdon at, 15. 267. 
 Robes, and maces, estimates for, 7. 
 
 757. 
 for officers of assembly, 7. 621, 656, 
 
 663, 665, 667. 
 ordered for assembly, 7. 969 ; 8. 59. 
 Robeson. See Roberson, Robertson, 
 
 etc. 
 
 Robeson, Mr., in assem., 20. 252. 
 Robeson, Mr., on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 
 
 969. 
 Robeson, Mr., sues Hogg, 16. 676. 
 Robeson, Benj., case of, 19. 664. 
 Robeson, Benj., juror, 22. 508, 509. 
 Robeson, Benjamin, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Robeson, Charles, to be lieut. col. 
 
 against Chlekamaugas, 13. 539, 
 
 543, 634, 640. 
 See also Robertson, Cbarles. 
 Robeson, Cornelius, building coms'r, 
 
 24. 299. 
 Robeson, Danl., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Robeson, George, on patrol, 10. 25. 
 Robeson, J., 10. 427. 
 Robeson, James, contributes to Boston, 
 
 9. 1281. 
 Robeson, James, drafted, 14. 839. 
 Robeson, James, on com. of assem., 
 
 18. 51. 
 Robeson, James, patent corrected, 6. 
 
 761. 
 Robeson, James, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Robeson, John, a J. P., 8. 149. 
 Robeson, John, act for sale of estate, 
 
 24. 292. 
 Robeson, John, claims paid, 10. 438, 
 
 439. 
 contributes to S. C, 10. 437. 
 on Tryon S. C, 10. 247. 
 papers to from S. C, 9. 1110. 
 Robeson, John, petition on cattle and 
 
 hides, 5. 745-746. 
 Robeson, John, to Dry on seizure of 
 
 vessels, 7. 177-178. 
 Robeson, Joseph, consigns goods to 
 
 Wilkinson, 9. 1150. 
 Robeson, Jos., owes state, 21. 1067. 
 Robeson, Luke, in militia, 22. 453. 
 Robeson, Mark, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Robeson, Mary, 24. 969, 970. 
 Robeson, Nicholas, imported, 1. 393, 
 
 394. 
 Robeson, Peter, officer, 18. 449. 
 on S. C. of Bladen, 10. 112. 
 Robeson (Col. Thos.), to on troops 
 
 for S. C. and Ga., 15. 737-738. 
 Robeson, Robert, movements, 19. 969, 
 
 990. 
 Robeson, Thos., 24. 969, 970. 
 Robeson, Thomas, asks for inspection, 
 
 8. SOa. 
 Robeson, Thos., act for him to sell 
 
 estate, 24. 292. 
 bill to allow him to sell lands of 
 
 Robinson, 13. 887, 889, 943, 957, 
 
 972, 977, 980. 
 
EOBESON, THOMAS 
 
 448 
 
 EOBmS, 
 
 Robeson, Col. Thomas (of Bladen), 
 and brother in Bladen riots, 16. 
 717. 
 
 brings in prisoners, 15. 438. 
 
 commands posse, 22. 549. 
 
 complaints of, 22. 550. 
 
 in assembly, 12. 1, 31, 32, 53, 58, 62, 
 74, 88, 148, 178, 179, 201, 219. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 500, 924, 960. 
 
 letter of considered, 17. 902, 908-909, 
 948-949. 
 
 makes terms with Tories, 22. 548, 
 549-50. 
 
 new certificate granted to, 12. 187- 
 188. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 12. 48. 
 
 on S. C. of Bladen, 10. 112. 
 
 report on Tories, 1 1 . 558. 
 
 resigns as colonel, 13. 831, 922. 
 
 sent to frontier with troops, 14. iv. 
 
 to Burke on Bladen Co. and Tories, 
 22. 543-4, 546-7. 
 
 to march against Tories, 1 1 . 546. 
 
 to Martin on Tories in Bladen, 16. 
 487; 22. 608. 
 
 to repair guns, 10. 1002. 
 
 to Eay and McReil on surrender of 
 Tories, 15. 542-543. 
 
 to Robeson (P.), on troops for S. C. 
 and Ga., 15. 737-738. 
 
 whig leader, 16. ix. 
 Robeson, Thos., Jr., in assembly, 9. 
 301, 403, 409, 411, 417, 419, 422, 
 429, 447, 449, 530, 537, 540, 588, 
 715, 717, 747, 757(7), 874, 902, 903, 
 905, 906, 907, 909, 917, 918, 930, 
 938, 952. 
 
 colonel, 10. 207, 530. 
 Robeson, Wm., 11. 280. 
 Robeson, Wm., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Robeson, Wm., certificate to of attend- 
 ance on assembly, 12. 356, 366. 
 Robeson, Wm., contributes to Boston, 
 
 9. 1281. 
 
 Robeson, Wm., excluded from pardon 
 as regulator, 8. 613, 618. 
 
 Robeson (Roberson), Wm., in assem- 
 bly, 9. 716, 720, 733, 918; 12. 265, 
 368, 380, 399, 408, 429, 441, 656, 
 668, 686, 724, 726; 21. 194, 196, 
 234, 345, 346, 367, 372, 382, 403, 
 432, 872, 873, 883, 927, 930, 931, 
 937, 946, 957, 965, 970, 980, 996, 
 1003, 1004, 1012, 1013, 1015, 1021. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1154, 1179, 1183; 
 
 10. 295, 501. 523, 915. 
 
 note of surrendered to S. C, 9. 1109. 
 on com. of assem., 12. 278. 
 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 965. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 9. 1095, 1100, 1126, 
 1154, 1171, 1240, 1266, 1281; 10. 
 
 14, 99, 295, 451, 494, 618, 670. 
 on patrol, 10. 25. 
 
 Robeson, Wm., on S. C. of New Han- 
 over, 9. 1107, 1110, 1111, 1265; 10. 
 
 15, 24. 
 
 Robeson, Wm., pays fine, 9. 1266. 
 Robeson, Wm., reports on gunpowder, 
 
 9. 1109. 
 Robeson, Wm., takes deposition, 9. 54. 
 Robeson, Wm., witness, 10. 957. 
 Robeson Co., 20. 202, 213, 340, 381, 
 396, 402, 510, 532, 542; 21. 144, 
 163, 611, 617, 668, 826, 1067; 22. 
 iv ; 24. 939 ; 25. 28, 38, 64. 
 act for tax for pub. buildings, 24. 
 990-1 ; 25. 62, 108 ; on jurors, 24. 
 907-8, 928; 25. 13; to alter time 
 of CO. cts., 24. 989 ; to create, 24. 
 838-40, 988-9 ; to establish town in, 
 24. 992; to put into new Fayette- 
 ville Dist.. 24. 927-8. 
 Baptists in, 5. 1178. 
 bill for dist. court, 18. 453; for tax 
 in, 21. 343, 671, 698; for town in, 
 21. 50, 62, 79, 86. 100, 106; on 
 public buildings, 20. 267 ; to add 
 part of Bladen Co. to, 20. 405, 502, 
 509; 21. .32. 36, 40, 41, 48, 62; to 
 add part to Cumberland, 21. 1006, 
 1016. 
 census of 1790, 26. 968-985. 
 members of assembly, 18. 476; 20. 
 120, 142, 143, 302, 325, 476: 21. 2, 
 304, 730, 872. 
 members in conv. 17SS and 89, 22 
 
 3, 38. 
 militia oflicers, 20. 272, 461. 
 owes state, 21. 1067. 1077. 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1196, 1198. 
 resolution on land surveys in, 21. 
 
 276. 
 resolve on lands, 21. 624-62.";, 633. 
 Robesons, the (of Bladen), planta- 
 tions of desolated, 22. v. 
 Robets, Jas., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Robido, Peter, army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Robin, John, sells Indian lands, 4. 802. 
 Robin, Patrick, Jr., warrant to issue 
 
 for. 10. 205. 
 Robinet, Jno., in militia, 22. .396. 
 Robinet, Zebulon, in militia, 22. 396. 
 Robings, Isaac, petition on catching 
 
 fish, 9. 87-88. 
 Robins. See Robans, Robbins, etc. 
 Robins, , takes out writ, 8. 69. 
 
EOBINS, 
 
 449 
 
 EOBINSON, HAISTIBAL 
 
 Robins, , writ against, 8. 69. 
 
 Robins, iVIr., in assem., 20. 330. 
 
 Robins, James, accounts of before as- 
 sembly, 2. 621. 
 
 Robins, Jannes, army pay, 17. 243. 
 army ranlc, 15. 730; 16. 1146. 
 
 Robins, ,Jno., army rank, 16. 1146. 
 
 Robins, Jno., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 Robins, John, sells land, 4. 35. 
 
 Robins, Jos., 21. 808. 
 
 Robins, Jos., in assembly, 17. 281, 355, 
 359, 365, 366, 368, 391, 394, 395; 
 19. 490, 613, 614, 622, 643, 667, 671, 
 675, 677, 688, 714, 718, 719, 773, 
 794, 804, 808, 816, 821, 824, 835. 
 
 Robins, Jos., in militia, 22. 356. 
 
 Robins, Joseph, on regulation com., 10. 
 1019. 
 
 Robins, Joshua, in militia, 9. 58. 
 
 Robins, Richard, juror, 4. 517. 
 
 Robinson. See Roberson, Roljertson, 
 etc. 
 
 Robinson, , 10. 609. 
 
 Robinson, , law suit, 2. 87. 
 
 Robinson, , murdered, 22. 859, 861. 
 
 Robinson, 
 
 717, 757. 
 Robinson, IVIr., 
 Robinson, IVIr., 
 Robinson, IVIr., 
 Robinson, Mr., 
 
 Jr., in assembly, 9. 
 
 5. 1209. 
 
 13. 4. 
 
 14. 158. 
 17. 181. 
 
 Robinson, Mr., at Board of Trade meet- 
 ing, 7. 986-990. 
 
 Robinson, Mr., furnishes copy of pro- 
 test, 10. 674. 
 
 Robinson, Mr., helps burn Ft. Johnston, 
 10. 130, 132. 
 
 Robinson, Mr., schoolmaster, 19. 899. 
 
 Robinson, Adj., 12. 478. 
 
 Robinson, Capt., captured by Weel^is 
 and Killam, 16. 260-261. 
 
 Robinson, Capt., enters Cape Fear, 8. 
 31. 
 
 Robinson, Capt., taxables in com. of, 
 10. 252. 
 
 Robinson, Col., 15. 754. 
 
 Robinson, Col., 20. 349, 463. 
 
 Robinson, Col., Br. rally in encamp- 
 ment of, 14. 543. 
 
 Robinson, Col., encourages settlements 
 on Indian lands, 14. 234. 
 
 Robinson, Lt. Col., in council of war, 
 17. 99.8. 
 
 Robinson, Maj., 12. 474. 
 
 Robinson, Rev. , (Presby.), work, 
 
 5. 1214-1215. 
 
 Robinson, Agnes, land grant to, 4. 217. 
 
 Robinson, Ann, land grant to, 4. 328. 
 
 Robinson, Arthur, in militia, 22. 375. 
 Robinson, Batt, allowance to, 22. 853. 
 Robinson, Benja., in militia, 22. 161. 
 Robinson, Bucl<ner, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Robinson (Robertson, Robeson), Chas., 
 a J. P., 4. 889, 951, 1243. 
 asks for new county, 4. 887-889. 
 land grants to, 4. 1037, 1046. 
 petition from, 4. xi. 
 suit against estate, 5. 1083. 
 surveys line, 5. 827. 
 Robinson (Robeson, Robertson), Chas., 
 a J. P., 6. 700. 
 cat thrown on and results, 6. 695- 
 
 696, 697. 
 claims allowed, 9. 953. 
 coms'r on road, 23. 908 ; 25. 400 ; 
 
 on town, 25. 272. 
 in assembly, 4. 1274, 1280 ; 5. 42, 46, 
 56, 58, 59, <;<;, 189, 192, 212 ; 6. 362, 
 407, 646, 656, 662, 664, 674, 675, 
 676; 7. 725; 8. 106, 107, 324, 326, 
 422, 444, 454; 9. 107, 141, 147, 148, 
 168, 199, 223. 388, 447, 449, 462, 
 473, 479, 497, 509, 510, 519, 523, 
 551, 588, 716, 720, 736, 753, 757, 
 763, 764, 842, 843, 846, 847, 849, 
 852, 854, 887, 893, 894, 898, 902, 
 914, 918, 931, 952; on com. of as- 
 sem., 8. 309 ; 9. 451. 
 on com. of cor. of Anson Co., 9. 1033. 
 road starts from house of, 24. 135. 
 to buy arms and am., 23. 394. 
 See also Robeson, Charles. 
 Robinson, Charles, asks to be released 
 from parole and gives bond, 16. 
 180-181. 
 Robinson, Charles, officer, 22. 702. 
 Robinson, Charles, witness, 15. 221. 
 Robinson, Charles, Jr., congratulates 
 Dobbs, 5. 334-335. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 1G4- 
 166. 
 Robinson, Christopher, claim allowed, 
 
 8. 141; 22. 853. 
 Robinson, Cornelius, a J. P., 6. 799. 
 Robinson, Cornelius, asks to be re- 
 leased from parole and gives bond, 
 16. 180-181. 
 petition of, 18. 69. 
 Robinson, David, 24. 472. 
 Robinson, David, army pay, 17, 242. 
 Robinson, David, petition, 21. 740, 886, 
 
 887 ; on separation, 22. 705-7. 
 Robinson, Haml'n, army record, 13. 
 
 ■ 479; 16. 1197. 
 Robinson, Hanibal, artilleryman, 15. 
 7.34. 
 
 3—29 
 
EOBINSON, HAEDY 
 
 450 
 
 EOBINSOl^, THOMAS 
 
 Robinson, Hardy, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Robinson, Henry, land grant to, 4. 619. 
 Robinson, Henry, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Robinson, Hugh, army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Robinson, Humphrey, claims, 4. 149. 
 juror, 4. 516. 
 quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 rights proved, 4. 637. 
 Robinson, Israel, in militia, 22. 307. 
 Robinson, Israel, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Robinson, Israel, land grant to, 4. 708. 
 Robinson, Israel, Jr., in militia, 22. 
 
 373. 
 Robinson, Jacob, army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 15. 729; 16. 1144. 
 Robinson, Jacob, Sr., exempted, 9. 476. 
 Robinson, James, 21. 436. 
 Robinson, James, a J. P., 6. 799. 
 Robinson, James, buys land, 9. 51. 
 Robinson, James, caveat against dis- 
 missed, 7, 274. 
 Robinson, James, claim allovs^ed, 5. 982. 
 Robinson, James, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1247. 
 Robinson, James L., favors publication 
 
 of colonial records, 1. vi. 
 Robinson, Jesse, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 in army, 1 5. 728. 
 Robinson, Joel, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Robinson (Robison), John, appraiser, 
 2. 99. 
 juror, 2. 261. 
 
 law suit, 2. 100, 106, 109-110, 113. 
 Robinson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Robinson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Robinson, Jno., army rank, 16. 1196. 
 Robinson, John, bill to sell estate of, 
 13. 877, 883, 887, 889, 943, 957, 
 972, 977, 980. 
 Robinson, John, deserter, 11. 742. 
 Robinson, John, exempted, 7. 948. 
 Robinson, John, furnishes supplies to 
 
 Tryon, 8. 620. 
 Robinson, Jno., in militia, 22. 326. 
 Robinson, Jno., in militia, 22. 373. 
 Robinson, Jno., in militia, 22. 415. 
 Robinson, John, juror, 25. 185. 
 Robinson (Robeson), John, on S. C. 
 of Wilmington, 9. 1089, 1098, 1107, 
 1109, 1111, 1112, 1118, 1120, 1122, 
 1135, 1143, 1149, 1151, 1153, 1170, 
 1185, 1222, 1265; 10. 12, 15, 64, 69, 
 72, 89, 93, 112, 141, 151, 158, 220, 
 283, 334. 
 petition of referred to com., 13. 968- 
 969. 
 
 10. 
 
 Robinson, John, on Tryon S. C, 
 120, 162. 
 signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162-163. 
 Robinson, John, petitions on land 
 
 grants, 9. 1260-1263. 
 Robinson, John, suit against, 10. 433. 
 Robinson, John, to Pownall on compen- 
 sation to Heron, 9. 5. 
 Robinson, John, to report on militia, 
 
 10. 645. 
 Robinson, John, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-711. 
 Robinson, Rev. John, 8. 745. 
 Robinson, John (Burke), court martial 
 
 granted to, 13. 968, 970. 
 Robinson, Joseph, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Robinson, Jos., colonel of Tories, and 
 
 career, 22. 183, 235, 237. 
 Robinson, Joseph, prisoner, 17. 1045. 
 Robinson, Jos., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Robinson, Jos., tovt^n coms'r, 25. 387. 
 Robinson, Lambert, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Robinson, Luke, delivers petition from 
 Anson, 7. 809. 
 regulator, 7. 809 ; 8. 79. 
 Robinson, Mark, killed, 20. 722, 730. 
 Robinson, Matthew, in militia, 22. 372. 
 Robinson, Michael, allowance to, 22. 
 
 821. 
 Robinson, Michael, asks pardon for 
 
 Fruit, 9. 93-94. 
 Robinson, Moses, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Robinson, Nicholas, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Robinson, Nicholas, in militia, 22. 373. 
 Robinson, Patrick, sec. of Pa., 1. 468. 
 Robinson, Peter, boundary coms'r, 25. 
 
 38. 
 Robinson, Reuben, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Robinson, Robt., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Robinson, Robert, theft from, 2. 826. 
 
 tried for riot, 2. 824-825. 
 Robi'nson, Samuel, Selwyn's debt to 
 SIcCulIoh transferred to, 5. 775- 
 778. 
 Robinson, Sarah, law suit, 2. 106. 
 Robinson, Septimus, army record, 13. 
 
 475. 
 Robinson, Solomon, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Robinson, T., 5. 447. 
 Robinson, Thos., a J. P., 5. 657. 
 claim allowed, 5. 980. 
 in assembly, 4. 652. 
 juror, 4. 516. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 217, 650, 1034. 
 letter to ment'd, 5. 170. 
 signs order on rank in French war. 
 
EOBINSOJST, THOMAS 
 
 451 
 
 EOBSON, JOSEPH 
 
 5. 152. 
 Robinson, Thos., allowance to, 22. 819, 
 
 825, 832. 
 Robinson, Thomas, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Robinson, Thomas, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Robinson, Thos., In militia, 22. 379. 
 Robinson (Robeson), Thos., in Prov. 
 Cong., 10. 164, 167, 172. 
 on com. of assem., 9. 381, 451. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 935. 
 recruiting officer, 22. 928. 
 to Burke on Tories in Bladen, 22. 
 
 1043-4. 
 to Caswell on recruiting, 13. 13. 
 to make sulphur, 10. 565. 
 to procure arms, 10. 524. 
 Robinson, Thomas, land lapses, 2. 461. 
 Robinson, Thos., marries, 1. 813. 
 Robinson, Thomas, receives clothing, 
 
 16. 619. 
 Robinson, Thos., road coms'r, 22. 221. 
 Robinson, Thomas, slanders another, 
 
 2. 37. 
 Robinson, Sir Thomas, asked for artil- 
 lery, 5. 364. 
 circular to governors of N. A. on ap- 
 pointment of Shirley, 5. 420; on 
 enlistments for French war, 5. 
 330 ; on expenses of French war, 5. 
 351-352; on French war, 5. 114d- 
 144f, 337-338. 
 Dinwiddle to on desertion of N. C. 
 troops, 1 1 . 122-3 ; on French war, 
 5. 129. 
 lays warrant for McCulloh before 
 
 King, 11. 121. 
 letter ment'd, 5. 378, 391, 392, 393. 
 on need of exchequer ct., 7. 684-685. 
 report on gov't in N. C, 7. 447-448. 
 to Bedford on charges against John- 
 ston, 4. 930-935. 
 to Rowan on N. 0. aid in French 
 
 war, 5. 130-131. 
 to Shelburne on Indian boundaries, 
 7. 536-538. 
 Robinson, Thos., Jr., road coms'r, 23. 
 
 909. 
 Robinson, Tirey, regulator, 8. 79. 
 Robinson, Town, debts due by, 8. 278- 
 
 279. 
 Robinson,* Townsend, land grant to, 4. 
 1241. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 164- 
 
 166. 
 suit against, 5. 1083. 
 Robinson, Upsher, receives pay for sol- 
 diers, 17. 230, 243. 
 Robinson, Wm., a J. P., 5. 992; 7. 702. 
 
 clerk of secretary, 6. 273. 
 land grant to, 4. 1246. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 164- 
 166. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., asks pardon for Fruit, 
 9. 93-94. 
 claim, 9. 489. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., dies without heirs, 5. 
 32. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., executed, 22. 849. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., in army, 13. 518. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., in conv. 1789, 22. 38, 
 46, 49. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., in militia, 9. 696. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., i)ensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., road coms'r, 23. 910. 
 town coms'r, 23. 805. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., unseated in assembly, 
 15. 222. 
 
 Robinson, Wm., work, 5. 1198. 
 
 Robinson, Willoughby, army rank, 16. 
 1150. 
 
 Robinson family, 8. 756. 
 
 Robinson's (Robertson's?) History of 
 Scotland, 22. 885. 
 
 Robison. See Roberson, Robertson, 
 Robinson, etc. 
 
 Robison, , a Bermuda merchant, 1. 
 
 437. 
 
 Robison, Capt., does damage near Eden- 
 ton, 17. 952-953. 
 
 Robison, Capt., payment by company 
 of, 10. 319. 
 
 Robison, Benjamin, juror, 10. 7. 
 
 Robison, Charles, juror, 10. 2, 4, 5, 
 6, 8. 
 
 Robison, David, on Rowan S. C, 10. 
 279, 280. 
 
 Robison, Jno., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Robison, John, law suit, 1. 451. 
 petition, 1. 445. 
 
 Robison, John, patroler, 10. 63. 
 
 Robison, Noah, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 
 Robison, Randel, witness, 10. 986. 
 
 Robison, Robt., in militia, 22. 397. 
 
 Robison, Thos., buys land, 2. 148. 
 
 Robison, Thomas, county clerk, 5. 320. 
 
 Robisson, Humphrey, claim allowed, 
 22. 402. 
 
 Rob'r, Mr., 14. 517. 
 
 Robrson, Wm., in militia, 22. 428. 
 
 Robson, John, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 37, 61. 
 
 Robson, Jos., commissions Campbell 
 and McCulloh, attorneys for Mc- 
 Culloh grants, 6. 532-536. 
 
 Robson, Joseph, land grant to in An- 
 son Co., 6. 773-774. 
 
EOBSON, WILLIAM 
 
 452 EOCKBRIDGE COUNTY 
 
 Robson, Wm., at S. C. meeting, 9. 1080. 
 in militia, 10. 99. 
 on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 61, 243. 
 patroler, 10. 63. 
 Robson, Wm., in assem., 19. 374, 377. 
 Robust, the, sails to Charleston, 15. 
 
 824. 
 Rochambeau, Count, 14. 631. 
 Buriie to on invasion of N. C, 16. 
 
 593-594, 595. 
 extracts from, 16. 694. 
 in Va., 15. 661. 
 letter ment'd, 16. 321, 451; 19, 28, 
 
 881. 
 location, 14. 563. 
 
 Martin to on public affairs, 1 6. 692. 
 skill praised, 16. 296, 302. 
 to Burke on protection of coast, 16. 
 
 298-299. 
 to Martin on trade with Cape Fran- 
 cois, 16. 332-333. 
 Rochel, Amos, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rochel, J no., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 receives pay for soldiers, 17. 205, 
 233. 
 Rochel, Louise, army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rochell, George, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 army rank, 16. 11.51. 
 Rochell, George, rights proved, 4. 706. 
 Rochell, John, captain, 10. 944, 949, 
 957. 
 Cont capt., 22. 1049. 
 officer, 18. 486. 
 Rochell, Lovick, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 lieut, 10. 944. 
 Rochel le, France, 18. 630, 632. 
 
 British at, 10. 865. 
 Rochester, Lord, 1. 802. 
 at Board of Trade meeting, 1. 341- 
 
 342. 
 has report on Gary Rebellion, 1 . 768, 
 
 774. 
 Spotswood to on Gary Rebellion, 1. 
 797-799. 
 Rochester, Nathaniel, 14. 347; 15. 
 180. 
 a J. P., 23. 995. 
 allowance to, 19. 369. 
 Caswell to on licenses, 1 1 . 615 ; 1 3. 
 
 388. 
 coms'r on building, 24. 177; on iron 
 works, 12. 87; on school, 24. 250; 
 to build C. H., 1 3. 452 ; to buy pro- 
 visions, 1 3. 643, 770 ; 1 5. 200. 
 Council of Safety to on supplies for 
 
 troops in S. C, 11. 315. 
 deputy commissary gen., 10. 575. 
 in assembly, 19. 372. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 166, 167, 173, 501, 
 
 523, 970, 971. 
 letter on marriage licenses, 13. 371. 
 major and lieut. col., 10. 207, 532. 
 memorial on gun factory, 12. 566, 
 
 672, 673; 13. 345-347. 
 on com. of assem., 12. 11, 21, 49. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 504-505, 
 
 527. 
 on com. to inquire into conduct of 
 
 loyalists, 10. 594-603. 
 paymaster, 10. 289, 521, 524; and on 
 
 com. to make guns, 10. 1001. 
 payment to for powder, 10. 350. 
 provisions of bad, 14. 180. 
 recruiting officer, 22. 928. 
 resigns as deputy commissary, 10. 
 
 930. 
 seat in assem. vacated, 12. 266, 317. 
 stores and money to be delivered to, 
 
 10. 577. 
 to Caswell on officers of militia in 
 Orange, 13. 281; on sheriffs, 11. 
 526. 
 to deliver public stores, 1 0. 937 ; tent 
 
 cloth, 10. 879. 
 to pay minute men, 10. 290; Orange 
 
 militia, 10. 589. 
 to remove public stores, 10. 634-635. 
 to sell guns, 13. 763-764. 
 to send cloth to Wilmington, 10. 879. 
 treasurer, 13. 853, 855, 860, 945, 948, 
 949. 
 Rochester, Nicholas, army pay, 17. 
 244. 
 army rank. 16. 1145. 
 Rochester, Wm., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Rochester, Wm., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Rochford, Lord, 9. 277. 
 at Privy Council, 9. 632, 666; 11. 
 
 236-237. 
 appoints Henley chief justice, 5. 403- 
 
 404. 
 letter to hient'd, 9. 270. 
 Martin to on regulation, 9. 245. 
 to Tryon on regulation battle, 8. 633- 
 634. 
 Rock, Jack, army ranis;, 16. 1148. 
 Rock Creek, 5. 431. 
 Rock Creek, Tenn., 25. 4. 
 Rock Ford, 22. 148. 
 Rock Ford Camp, 7. 1001, 1007. 
 Rock Point, 5. xxiv. 
 Rock Spring, 5. 1201. 
 Rockahock, 2. 378. 
 Rockahock Creek, 2. 181. 
 Rockaway, N. J., 22. 527. 
 Rockbridge Co., Va., troops to be 
 
EOCKE, EDMUKI) 
 
 453 
 
 EOCKY EIVEE 
 
 raised In, 14. 626. 
 Rocke, Edmund, land grant to, 4. 947. 
 Rocket, John, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rockfish (Rock Fish), 5. 1212; 11. 
 628; 15. 66; 24. 838; 26. 440, 447. 
 Americans rendezvous on, 22. 549. 
 Br. advance towards, 15. 780. 
 horsemen should be sent to, 15. 513. 
 skirmish at, 15. 593. 
 troops on, 15. 569. 
 Rockfish Bridge, 19. 965. 
 act for toll bridge, 24. 635. 
 bill for toll, 19. 208, 335, 339, 554, 
 
 556, 558, 566, 598, 659-660. 
 British victory at, 15. 437. 
 camp at, 11. 283. 
 Kenan at, 22. 553. 
 Rockfish Camp, 11. 277, 278, 279, 301. 
 Rockfish Creek, 4. 284, 890, 948; 5. 
 
 605; 6. 1084; 10. 467; 23. 220, 
 
 342, 369, 630, 687 ; 24. 642, 989. 
 act to keep open, 25. 69. 
 bill for bridge over, 6. 1223, 1229, 
 
 1231, 1235, 1238, 1263-1264, 1266, 
 
 1281, 1282, 1289, 1293; to keep 
 
 open, 21. 767, 790, 820, 914, 922, 
 
 949, 955, 988. 
 eligibility as town site considered, 6. 
 
 682. 
 location, 15, 784, 786, 788. 
 petition for town on, 6. 485-486. 
 report on as site for town, 6. 815- 
 
 816. 
 Rockford, actto incorporate, 25. 112-13. 
 Rockingham, Lord (?), 9. 1001. 
 Rockingham, IVIarquis of, toast to,' 9. 
 
 1067. 
 Rockingham, 22. 112. 
 Rockingham Co., 20. 545; 21. 798, 805, 
 
 816, 836, 966, 978, 988, 1009, 1010; 
 
 22. 100, 112; 25. 14, 83, 110; 26. 
 
 1252, 1275, 1285. 
 act for tax for pub. buildings, 24. 
 
 989-90 ; 25. 12, 106 ; for poor house, 
 
 24. 949-50; on mill dams, 24. 743; 
 
 to collect tax arrears in, 24. 945-6 ; 
 
 to create, 24. 613, 745-6, 798; to 
 
 destroy wild animals, 24., 749-50; 
 
 to fix time of co. ct., 24. 717-18. 
 Baptists in, 5. 1189. 
 bill for tax for public buildings, 21. 
 
 128, 129; for tax for C. H., 21. 
 
 809, 821, 833, 977, 978, 988, 992, 
 
 1000; on mill dams, 20. 75, 101; 
 
 on public buildings, 20. 584; to 
 
 collect arrears in, 20. 276, 459 ; to 
 
 join to Hillsboro Dist, 21. 240, 
 
 257, 328, 602, 623. 
 
 census of 1790, 26, 986-1003. 
 
 members in assembly, 18. 2, 28, 258, 
 262; 20. 120, 181, 302, 354, 476, 
 541; 21. 2, 194, 730, 872. 
 
 members in conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 3, 38. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1068, 1077.'- 
 
 petition from for Peay, 18. 145, 275. 
 Rockingham Co., Va., Lutheran Synod 
 
 held in, 8. 773. 
 Rocky Creek, census of, 10. 280. 
 Rocky Hock, inspection at, 24. 581. 
 Rocky IVlount, S. C, 14. 453, 458, 460, 
 481; 15. 150, 546; 19. 985, 987. 
 
 attacked by Sumter, 14. 540, 541; 
 15. 268. 
 
 battle at, 15. 171; 19. 968, 972; 22. 
 730. 
 
 British in, 14. 505, 516, 536, 553, 554; 
 15. 251; attacked at, 15. 50. 
 
 North Carolinians at, 19. 980, 989- 
 990, 996, 
 
 Sumter defeated at, 15. 259, 267. 
 
 TurnbuU leaves, 15. 268. 
 Rocky Point, 9. xxxix, xliv; 11. 520; 
 
 13. 55, 279; 14. 248; 20. 594. 
 Rocky Point District, 23. 910. 
 Rocky Point on Cape Fear River, 
 
 named, 1. 69. 
 Rocky Ridge, Va., 9. 1069. 
 Rocky River, 5. 355, 357, 1208, 1221, 
 1222 ; 6. 611 ; 7. 21, 155, 861, 1004 ; 
 9. 490; 11. 591; 14. 504, 513, 525, 
 677, 679, 683, 685, 694, 695; 15. 
 10; 19. 984; 22. 206, 815; 23. 
 589; 24. 80, 883. 
 
 act on fish in, 23. 681, 819, 909-10; 
 24. 297-8, 460, 849-50 ; 25. 504-5. 
 
 and S. C. line, 6. 778. 
 
 bill on fish, 20. 44, 87 ; to keep open, 
 18. 133, 191, 204, 356, 359, 418, 
 430 ; to prevent destruction of fish 
 in, 7. 310, 315, 320, 326, 330. 339, 
 378, 382, 387, 394, 397, 406, 407, 
 410, 421 ; to prevent hedges across, 
 9. 402, 443, 506, 508, 584, 657; to 
 prevent stopping of, 12. 593, 595, 
 701, 703, 735 ; to prevent stopping 
 of fish in, 13. 863, 875, 882, 890, 
 974, 981, 985; 17. 317, 327, 336, 
 385. 
 
 corn on, 14. 445. 
 
 Davidson on, 14. 423, 784, 785. 
 
 furnace on, 11. 576. 
 
 Granville's line run to, 7. 157. 
 
 Quakers on, 8. 610. 
 
 regulator eoiiv. on, 7. 732. 
 
 regulators on, 7. 798. 
 
EOCKY EIVEE 
 
 454 
 
 EOGEES, EEV. 
 
 requisition from, 8. 715. 
 site for iron furnace on, 10. 995, 
 sljirmish at, 15. 171. 
 Tories plunder on, 22. 224. 
 
 Rocky River (Anson), 24. 232. 
 
 Rocky River, S. C, Rutlierford on, 15. 
 259. 
 
 Rocky River and Pee Dee, act on pass- 
 age of fish, 24. 849-50. 
 
 Rocky River Churcln, 5. 1186, 1224, 
 1225, 1226, 1227; 8. 750. 
 
 Rocky River Ford, county seat of An- 
 son at, 4. 889. 
 
 Rocky River of Pee Dee, bill on fish, 
 20. 170, 180, 181, 355. 
 
 Rocky Run, 23. 221. 
 
 Roddy, iVIr., on com. of defence, 22. 
 722. 
 
 Roddy, Jas., in assem., 20. 475, 476, 
 
 498, 516, 519, 520, 523, 527, 536, 
 
 543, 546, 547, 550, 554, 567, 587, 
 
 598, 599; 21. 36. 
 
 In conv. 1788, 22. 12, 26, 27, 31, 32, 35. 
 
 Roderiguez, Pedro, mutinies, 4. 1396-7. 
 
 Rodes. See Rhodes, Rhoads, Roads. 
 
 Rodes, Jacob, in militia, 22. 429. 
 
 Rodgers. See Rogers. 
 
 Rodgers, Abram, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 
 221, 
 
 Rodgers, Absalom, on S. C. of Pitt, 
 10. 62. 
 
 Rodgers, Arthur, army rank, 16. 1142. 
 
 Rodgers, Danl., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 Rodgers, Hugh, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 Rodgers, John, in army, 15. 724. 
 
 Rodgers, J no., in militia, 22. 397. 
 
 Rodgers, J no., in militia, 22. 437. 
 
 Rodgers, John, petition on rent, 9. 46- 
 47. 
 
 Rodgers, John, signs Pitt Asso., 10. 
 221. 
 
 Rodgers, Robert, petition on rent, 9. 
 46-47. 
 
 Rodgers, Selie, to bring suit, 10. 618. 
 
 Rodgers, Tliomas, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-8. 
 
 Rodgers, Thrustrum, signs Pitt Asso., 
 10. 222. 
 
 Rodgers, Wm., petitions, 19. 932. 
 
 Rodman, Edmond, Imported, 1. 394. 
 
 Rodney, Caesar, in C. C, 18. 641. 
 
 Rodney, Admiral Sir George B., 9. 
 277, 314, 360; 15. 294; 16. 332. 
 arrives at Sandy Hook, 14. 432, 634, 
 
 672. 
 gets into Jamaica and action with 
 de Grasse, 16. 692. 
 
 report to be made to on Vera Cruz af- 
 fairs, 9. 350. 
 
 Rodrigues, IVIanuel, jailed, 22. 262. 
 
 Rodwell, Thomas, in militia, 22. 497. 
 
 Rody, Col., 22. 10.07. 
 
 Roe. See Row. 
 
 Roe, Charles, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 Roe, Coleman, juror, 8. 509. 
 
 Roe, Coleman, land grant to, 4. 853, 
 962. 
 opposes land grant, 4. 1036. 
 resurvey to widow of, 6. 1018. 
 
 Roe, James, land grant to, 4. 221. 
 
 Roe, James, tried for riot, 2. 824-825. 
 
 Roe, Jese, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 F?oe, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Roe, John, land grant to, 4. 891. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 
 164-166. 
 
 Roe, John, witness, 18. 252. 
 
 Roe, Joshua, land grant to, 4. 1238. 
 
 Roe, Lemuel, army rank, 16. 1146. 
 
 Roe, IVIary, asks for letters of adminis- 
 tration, 2. 564-565. • 
 
 Roe, Matthew, exempted, 7. 363. 
 
 Roe, Matthew, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Roe, Richard, pledge, 3. 386. 
 
 Roe, Sam I., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 
 Roe, Sarah, asks resurvey, 6. 1087- 
 1088. 
 resurvey to, 6. 1018. 
 
 Roe, Sutton, in militia, 17. 1061. 
 
 Roe, Wm., estate settled, 2. 564-565. 
 
 Roebuck, Raleigh, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Roebuck (Roe Buck), ship, attacked, 
 10. 606; 22. 518, 969. 
 damaged, 11. 665, 788. 
 disabled, 11. 660. 
 goes south, 15. 324. 
 shattered, 11. 786. 
 
 Roes. See Rose. 
 
 Roes, Bartholomew, settler, 1. 76. 
 
 Roes' Ferry, 23. 967. 
 
 Rofield, Wm., juror, 4. 525. 
 
 Roger, Capt., a Meberrln Indian, 2. 
 644. 
 
 Rogers. See Rodgers. 
 
 Rogers, , asks for holy orders, 8. 
 
 229. 
 
 Rogers, , commits prisoners, 15. 
 
 609. 
 
 Rogers, , in jail, 10. 617. 
 
 Rogers, Mrs., 17. 030. 
 
 Rogers, Col., unable to perform duty, 
 15. .329. 
 
 Rogers, Gov., ignorance of, 3. 9. 
 
 Rogers, Rev., charges of, 5. 1152. 
 
EOGERS, SERGEANT 
 
 455 
 
 ROGERS, MICPIAEL 
 
 Rogers, Sergeant, takes French Indian 
 
 prisoner, 6. 282. 
 Rogers, Aaron, in militia, 22. 332. 
 Rogers (Rodgers), Aaron, militiaman, 
 
 9. 344, 689. 
 Rogers, Absalom, on S. C. of Pitt, 10. 
 37, 62. 
 
 patroler, 10. 63. 
 Rogers, Anthony, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rogers, Arthur, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 in army, 15. 725. 
 Rogers, Bias, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rogers, Danl., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 
 deserter, 16. 518. 
 Rogers, Dan'l, in militia, 22. 328. 
 Rogers, David, a J. P., 5. 828. 
 Rogers, David, a J. P., 5. 828. 
 Rogers, David, army pay, 17. 245. 
 Rogers, David, army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Rogers, David, ensign, 5. xxvii. 
 Rogers, David, payment to, 5. 801, 971. 
 
 reports on accounts, 5. 803-804. 
 Rogers, Drury, in militia, 22. 332. 
 Rogers, Dunson, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rogers, Eli, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rogers, Eli, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army rank, 13. 516; 16. 1145. 
 Rogers, Ephralm, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Rogers, Hyram, regulator, 7. 73G. 
 Rogers, Ishann, in militia, 22. 332. 
 Rogers, Jacob, contests election, 21. 
 
 915. 
 Rogers, Jacob, in militia, 22. 360. 
 Rogers, Jacob, land grant to, 4. 628, 
 
 638. 
 Rogers, Jacob, rector of Dobbs Parish, 
 
 5. 1148. 
 Rogers, Jacob, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Rogers, James, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Rogers, James, in prison, 15. 489. 
 Rogers, Jesse, army pay, 17. 243. 
 •Rogers, Job, land grant to, 4. 628, 759. 
 Rogers, Jno., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rogers, John, asks for new county, 
 9. 89. 
 
 claims allowed, 8. 144; 9. 958; on 
 S. C. survey, 9. 302. 
 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281 ; as sheriff, 
 9. 574. 
 
 major, 10. 622. 
 
 petition on catching fish, 9. 87-88. 
 Rogers, John, captures Fanning, 22. 
 
 184. 
 Rogers, John, claims, 3. 282, 319. 
 
 juror, 4. 524. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 333, 884, 896. 
 
 new plat of land to, 4. 629. 
 
 paid for services in capturing French 
 
 Indian, 6. 354, 384, 387. 
 petition on imprisonment of debtors, 
 5. 754; on navigation law, 4. 506- 
 507. 
 rights proved, 4. 759. 
 takes Indian prisoner, 5. xxx-xxxi. 
 to attend Assembly, 3. 289. 
 Rogers, John, deeds Indian land, 25. 
 
 507-9. 
 Rogers, John, exempted, 5. 1059. 
 Rogers, Jno., in militia, 22. 385. 
 Rogers, John, reenlists, 15. 749. 
 Rogers, John, Jr., asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89. 
 Rogers, John, Jr., paymaster, 10. 966. 
 Rogers, Joseph, ZO. 322. 
 Rogers, Jos., act for town on lands of, 
 
 25. 49. 
 Rogers, Jos., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Rogers, Jos., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Rogers, Jos., in militia, 22. 451. 
 Rogers, Joseph, juror, 10. 7. 
 Rogers, Joseph, protests against regu- 
 lators, 8. 273-274. 
 Rogers, Spenc.er, in militia, 22. 497, 
 
 498. 
 Rogers, Josiah, regulator, 7. 734. 
 Rogers, Larkin, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rogers, Manuel, juror, 25. 189. 
 Rogers (Rodgers), Michael, a J. P., 
 23. 995. 
 army pay, 17. 243. 
 brings charges against Hinton, 12. 
 
 861. 
 candidate for surveyor, 13. 40. 
 claims, 9. 591 ; allowed, 9. 953. 
 colonel of militia, 12. 600, 619, 714. 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 575. 
 in assembly. 9. 7.S5. 756, 843, 847, 
 852, 853, 887, 898, 902, 905, 906, 
 914, 916, 919, 951; 12. 169, 175, 
 201, 219, 252, 549, 555, 557, 558, 
 570, 573, 591, 622, 633, 764; 13. 
 532, 541, 553 ; 17. 795, 809, 812, 858, 
 891. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179; 10. 166, 168, 
 
 173, 190, 915, 936, 960. 
 militiaman, 9. 344, 689. 
 on com. of assem., 12. 560, 580, 666, 
 687, 772, 83] ; 1 3. 542, 547, 559, 
 599, 608, 638, 649, 659, 710; 17. 
 811, 837, 840, 895, 896, 932, 934. 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 919, 930, 
 
 969. 
 on S. C. of Hillsboro Dist., 10. 215. 
 resigns as J. P., 21. 768. 915. 
 to Caswell on enlistments, 14. 178- 
 
KOGEES, MICHAEL 
 
 456 
 
 EOMAN CATHOLICS 
 
 179 ; introducing Sullivan, 1 1 . .492. 
 trustee for estate of Arundel, 10. 570. 
 Rogers, Michael, in militia, 22. 333. 
 Rogers, Parker, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Rogers, Parker, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rogers, Patrick, army rank, 16. 1142. 
 
 army record, 13. 475. 
 Rogers, Patrick, army record, 13. 475. 
 Rogers, Patrick, lieut., 13. 476. 
 Rogers, Peleg, land grant to, 4. 710. 
 Rogers, Peter, asks for new county, 
 
 9. 89. 
 Rogers, Randall, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rogers, Reuben, militiaman, 9. 344, 
 
 689. 
 Rogers, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 326. 
 Rogers, Robt., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Rogers, Robt., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Rogers, Robert, nominated for agent 
 
 of Indian affairs, 6. 596. 
 Rogers, Robert, poll inspector, 18. 230. 
 Rogers, Robt., Jr., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 257. 
 Rogers, Robt., Sr., quit rents of, 22. 
 
 257. 
 Rogers, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 382. 
 Rogers, Silvester, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Rogers, Sion, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Rogers, Stephen, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 in army, 13. 513; 16. 1148. 
 Rogers, Thos., bastard at bouse of, 2. 
 
 264. 
 .luror, 2. 261. 
 Rogers, Thos., pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rogers, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Rogers, Thos., voter, 15. 237. 
 Rogers, Wm., army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rogers, Wm., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rogers, Wm., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Rogers, Wm., army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Rogers, Wm., in militia, 22. 327. 
 Rogers, Wm., land grant to, 4. 705, 
 
 1038, 1048, 1246. 
 Rogers, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Rogers, Wm., regulator, 7. 808. 
 Rogers, Wm., regulator, 7. 809. 
 Rogers, Williamson, army pay, 17. 
 
 245. 
 Rogers, Willoughby, army rank, 16. 
 
 1150. 
 Rogers, Wilson, takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Roger's Meeting House, 5. 1197. 
 Rogers' Mill, 14. 522. 
 Roger's sloop, 10. 130, ]32. 
 Roger's Tavern, 9. 1239. 
 Rogersville, Tenn., act to establish, 25. 
 
 49. 
 Rogges, Joseph, petitions on county 
 
 bounds, 9. 633-634. 
 Rogues, all run to N. C, 2. viii, 396. 
 rewards for, 6. 1114, 1186-1187, 1190, 
 
 1212, 1214. 
 Roke, Elisha, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Roland. See Rowland. 
 Roland, Gasper, petitions, 19. 927. 
 Roland, George, land grant to, 4. 218. 
 Roland, Godfrey, army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Roland, Jos., petitions, 19. 927. 
 Rolandson, A., resigns from Wilming- 
 ton S. C, 10. 298. 
 Roles, Damsey, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Roles, Wm., clerk, 5. 1182. 
 Roleston, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1250. 
 Rolestonej Isaac, ensign, 10. 622. 
 Rolesville Church, 5. 1182. 
 Rolf, Josiah, returns without leave, 15. 
 
 759. 
 Rolf, Thos., on Gary rebellion, 1. 784- 
 
 787. 
 Roller, Martin, i)etition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-13. 
 Roller, Martin, Jr., petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-13. 
 Roller, Thos., takes oath, 22. 174. 
 Rollin, Robt., army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Rollin, Thos., in militia, 22. 166. 
 Rollings, Jos., in militia, 22. 422. 
 Rollins, Drury, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Rollins, Rice, in militia, 17. 1042. 
 Rollins, Wm., army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rollinson, Francis, In militia, 22. 497. 
 Rollinson, William, in militia, 22. 496. 
 Rollos, Mr., to prepare draught of N. C. 
 
 seal, 3. 125. 
 Rollston, Isaac, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-8. 
 Rollston, Robert, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 Rollston, Robert, petition on C. H., 9. 
 
 806-807. 
 Rolston, Isaac, army record, 13. 480; 
 
 16. 1142. 
 Rolston, Robert, army rank, 13. 474; 
 
 16. 1142. 
 ensign, 10. 187. 
 Remain, Ignatius, French consul in 
 
 N. C, 17. 449-450, 498, 500. 
 Remain, Cape, 5. 149. 
 Roman, Thos., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Roman Catholics, none in N. C, 7. 
 
 102. 
 not to be guardians, 23. 577 ; 25. 
 
 319, 416. 
 toleration considered, 15. 57. 
 to be exchided from oflice, 10. 870(i. 
 See also Catholics. Papists. 
 
EOMAJST CHrKCH 
 
 457 
 
 EOS, xiNWE 
 
 Roman Church, 16. 932. 
 Romania, Cape, 1. 77, 78, 79, 88, 93, 97, 
 121. 
 boundary of S. C, 2. vii. 
 colony to be attempted to south of, 
 
 1. 93-94, 98. 
 settlement to S. W. of, 1 . 119. 
 Romayne, Nich., proposals on buying 
 tobacco, 18. 239, 638-639, 642, 647, 
 674, 679, 761, 777. 
 Rombough, John, on S. C. of Edenton, 
 9. 1134. 
 petitions on county bounds, , 9. 633- 
 635. 
 
 Rome, , fine remitted, 20. 99-100, 
 
 108. 
 Rome, Mr., 9. 642. 
 
 Rome and Romans, 7. 101; 16. 932, 
 950; 19. 920. 
 agrarian laws and cession of western 
 
 lands, 16. 733. 
 compared with England, 9. 985-986. 
 compared with defenders of Ft. Sulli- 
 van, 10. 6186. 
 Romulus, 2. 898. 
 Romulus, man of war, 15. 299, 300; 
 
 17. 992. 
 
 at Portsmouth, Va., 15. 157. 
 
 captured, 17. 994. 
 
 goes south, 15. 324. 
 Ronald, Mr., set at liberty, 11. 803. 
 Ronald, Geo., vestryman, 23. 191. 
 Ronald, Wm., comr. on trade, &c., 18. 
 
 542-543. 
 Ronalds, Geo., sells slave, 22. 277. 
 Ronalds, Wm., coms'r on D. S. Canal, 
 
 18. 509. 
 
 Ronaldson, Mr., 15. 614, 615, 616. 
 Ronaldson, Andrew, building coms'r, 
 24. 138. 
 on S. C. of New Hanover and Wil- 
 mington, 9. 1143, 1154, 1166, 1168, 
 1170. 1185, 1222, 1265; 10. 12, 15, 
 24, 68, 69, 72, 89, 112, 124, 141, 159, 
 160, 220, 262, 263, 279, 283, 332, 
 334. 
 to value houses. 10. 390. 
 taxable, 15. 192. 
 voter, 15. 238. 
 Ronaldson, Arch., taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 2.38. 
 Ronaldson, H. Young, on confiscation 
 
 act, 15. 203-205. 
 Ronddit, John, exempted, 6. 104. 
 Ronniefer, John, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Ronsom, John, juror, 4. 516. 
 Rooden, Sara, land grant to, 4. 218. 
 Roods, Dan., quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 
 Roods, Wm., a J. P., 3. 244. 
 Rook, David, army pay, 17. 195. 
 Rook, Jas., in militia, 22. 339. 
 Rook, James, land patent recorded, 6. 
 
 81. 
 Rooke, Capt., pay to, 22. 499, 500. 
 Rooke, Bartholomew, juror, 8. 508, 
 
 509. 
 Rooke, James, land grant to, 4. 641. 
 Rooker, John, 14. 196. 
 Rooker, John, regulators' entry on 
 
 causes of, 8. 239. 
 Rookes, Mary, buys, 1. 622. 
 Rooks, Buckner, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rooks, Demsey, in militia, 22. 360. 
 Rooks, Hardiman, army rank, 16. 
 
 1148. 
 Rooks, Henry, taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 Rooks, James, exempted, 7. 67. 
 Rooks, Joseph, in militia, 22. 360. 
 Rooks, Samuel, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rooks, Thos., in militia, 22. 360. 
 Roomer, Cornelius, army pay, 17. 245. 
 Rooper. See Reaper, Roper. 
 Rooper, James, in army, 13. 509. 
 Rootes, Samuel, messenger, 13. 13. 
 Roovosskee, 2. 283. 
 Rope of Sand, 18. 724. 
 Roper. See Roaper, Rooper. 
 Roper, David, petitions for division of 
 
 Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Roper, Geo., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Roper, James, army contractor, 13. 
 415; 24. 157. 
 
 money to be paid to as contractor, 
 12. 852. 
 
 resigns as contractor, 12. 791, 792. 
 Roper, Jas., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Roper, Jas., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Roper, James, building coms'r, 24. 299. 
 Roper, Jas., in assem., 19. 384. 
 Roper, James, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Roper, John, ensign, 10. 987. 
 Roper, John, estate administered on, 
 
 1. 870-871. 
 Roper, Nathaniel, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Roper, Thos., administrator, 1. 870-871. 
 
 claim paid by colony, 2. 68. 
 
 juror. 2. 439, 440. 
 
 petitions for wages of servants, 2. 
 181-182. 
 Roquiss Swamp, 3. 404. 
 Roquson, Danuell, juror, 4. 518. 
 Rorite, J no., in militia, 22. 281. 
 Ros. See Ross. 
 Ros, Anne, law suit, 1. 419. 
 
 witness, 1. 419, 421. 
 
EOSAEIO 
 
 458 
 
 EOSS, ANDEEW 
 
 Rosario, Gudzlexis del, jailed, 22. 262. 
 
 Rosberry, John, 22. 291. 
 
 Roschen, Rev. Arnold, work in N. C, 
 
 8. 765, 766-768, 769, 772. 
 Rose. See Roes. 
 
 Rose, , 17. 146. 
 
 Rose, , commands wagons, 15. 664. 
 
 Rose, , decision in favor of, 17. 
 
 169, 185. 
 
 Rose, , provisions to, 14. 492. 
 
 Rose, Mr., 17. 124. 
 
 Rose, Mr., asks for new county, 9. 92. 
 
 Rose, Dr., reports on Br. in Va., 14. 
 
 487. 
 Rose, Widow, 24. 139. 
 Rose, Abel, juror, 4. 518. 
 Rose, Alexander, petitions for division 
 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 Rose, Benj., 9. 354. 
 Rose, Francis, soldier, 14. 125. 
 Rose, Henry, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 Rose, Hugh, petitions on land grants, 
 
 9. 1260-1263. 
 
 Rose, Isaac, takes oath, 22. 503. 
 Rose, J no., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Rose, Jno., army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Rose, John, in militia, 22. 163. 
 Rose, Jno., in militia, 22. 349. 
 Rose, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rose, John, petitions on i-oads and fer- 
 ries, 5. 164-166. 
 rights proved, 4. 759. 
 Rose, John, takes oath, 22. 503. 
 Rose, John, tory, 22. 229. 
 Rose, Ossa, Watauga to be annexed, 
 
 10. 708-711. 
 
 Rose, Philip, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Rose, Richard, 22. 291. 
 
 Rose, Richard, comes into C, 1. 577. 
 
 helps hire minister, 1 . 616. 
 
 juror, 1. 608, 623. 
 
 land assigned to, 1. 570. 
 
 sells land, 1. 609. 
 Rose, Richard, petitions on land grants, 
 
 9. 1260-1263; 11. 250-254. 
 Rose, Sam I, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rose, Solomon, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rose, Sterling, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rose, Vallentine, petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-13. 
 Rose, Wm., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Rose, Wm., in army, 15. 720. 
 Rose, Wm., in militia, 22. .370. 
 Rose, Wm., petitions on need of money, 
 
 7. 866-867. 
 Rose, Wm., property confiscated, 19. 
 
 672 ; 24. 263, 424. 
 Rose, Wm., wagon ma.ster, 15. 493. 
 
 Rose, man of war, 6. 550. 
 Rose, privateer, 13. 95. 
 Rose, sloop, 6. 1054. 
 Rose and Torans, 17. 170. 
 Rosebrough, John, ensign, 10. 320. 
 Rosefield, plantation, 22. 291. 
 Roseman, Adam, forms classis, 8. 757. 
 Roseman family, 8. 744, 746. 
 Rosenerone (Rosembrantz), Count de, 
 letter on religious matters, 17. 40, 
 41. 
 
 letter of ment'd, 17. 273. 
 Roser, David, army, rank, 16. 1150. 
 Roser, Jno., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rose's (Ross's), 15. 380. 
 Roses, 2. 355. 
 Rose's Creek, 22. 294. 
 Rosettee, Mr. de, and treatment of 
 
 Amer. prisoners, 17. 626. 
 Rosfield, Spencer, in militia, 17. 1061. 
 Rosier (Rossier), Mr., visited by De- 
 
 GrafCenried, 1. 958, 959, 968. 
 Rosier, Charles, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rosier, Jordan, army pay, 18, 244. 
 Rosney, Anthony, fine remitted, 18. 
 
 406-407, 411. 
 Ross. See Ros. 
 Ross, , Indian agent for Va., 7. 
 
 216, 217. 
 
 Ross, , taxable, 15. 191. 
 
 Ross, Mr., collector, 4. 861. 
 
 Ross, Mr., dead, 6.- 621. 
 
 Ross, Mrs., 11. 683, G0:1. 
 
 Ross, Capt., 15. 96, 147, 295, 296. 
 
 and battle of Camden, 15. 272, 273. 
 
 sent to England with dispatches, 15. 
 274. 
 Ross, Maj., 14. .34: 17. 995. 
 
 and Briar Creek battle, 14. 276, 279. 
 
 on enlistment of whig prisoners, 17. 
 989. 
 
 to effect exchange of prisoners, 15. 
 566, 573, 574. 
 Ross, Abel, 4. 336. 
 
 a J. P., 3. 234. 
 
 juror, 25. 188. 
 
 land lapses, 2. 461. 
 
 quit rents of, 22. 250. 
 Ross, Alcey (Alice), petition, 21. 244, 
 250, 347, 356, 369, 384, 395, 683, 
 708. 
 Ross, Alex., enlists, 22. 446. 
 Ross, Alexander, in militia, 22. 384. 
 Ross, Alexander, to Dry on seizure of 
 
 vessels, 7. 177-17S. 
 Ross, Andrew, 21. 986. 
 
 army pay, 17. 243. 
 Ross (Ros, Rosle, Rosse), Andrew, at- 
 
BOSS, ANDREW 
 
 459 
 
 EOSSER, JAMES 
 
 torney, 1. 433, 446, 458. 
 
 law suit, 1. 625, 651. 
 
 proves power of attorney, 1. 427. 
 
 witness, 1. 452. 
 Ross, Andrew, imported, 1. 494. 
 Ross, Andrew, juror, 4. .")17. 
 Ross, Andrew, petition of administra- 
 tor, 21. 244, 347, 356, 369, 384, 
 399, 683, 708. 
 Ross, Benj., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Ross, Charles, a J. P., 6. 1070. 
 Ross, Chas., army ranii, IB. 1148. 
 Ross, Charles, and post route, 7. 454. 
 Ross, Daniel, co. coms'r, 24. 140. 
 Ross, Dan., in militia, 22. 263. 
 Ross, David, bill to encourage him to 
 build iron factory, 18. 302-303. 
 
 coms'r on trade, &c., 18. 542-543. 
 
 has iron, 19. 872. 
 
 iron works of, 18. 787. 
 
 letter of ment'd, 17. 711. 
 
 petition, 18. 47, 54, 70, 287. 
 
 to Burke on iron, 22. 574-5. 
 
 to Caswell on supplies, 14. 377-378. 
 Ross, David, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Ross, David, runs away, 1. 515. 
 Ross, David, taxable, 15. 192. 
 
 voter, 15. 237. 
 Ross, F., advises retreat before regula- 
 tors, 8. 608. 
 Ross, Francis, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Ross, Francis, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Ross, Francis, fined, 9. 651. 
 Ross, Francis, lieut, 10. 320, 944. 
 Ross, Francis, takes oath, 22. 171. 
 Ross, Frederick, takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Ross, Fredriclc, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Ross, George, 9. 1233. 
 Ross, George, 15. 367. 
 Ross (Rose), Hugh, act to restore for- 
 feited land to, 24. 928. 
 
 bill to restore land to, 20. 164, 172, 
 187, 195, 202, 345, 367. 
 
 petition, 18. 146, 178, 202, 224, 395, 
 445. 
 
 petitions on land grants, 9. 1260- 
 1262; 11. 250-252. 
 Ross, Isaac, in militia, 22. 384. 
 Ross, Isaac, in militia, 22. 396. 
 Ross, Isaac, Sr., in militia, 22. 398. 
 Ross, James, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Ross, Jas., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Ross, James, asks pardon for Fruit, 9. 
 
 93-94. 
 Ross, James, beaten, 7. 37. 
 Ross, James, imported, 1. 494. 
 Ross, James, in militia, 22. 165. 
 Ross, Jas., in militia, 22. 378. 
 
 Ross, James, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 
 Ross, James, sent to S. O. for trial,, 
 
 10. 3. 
 Ross, James, takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Ross, John, a J. P., 15. 693. 
 Ross, John, a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Ross, John, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Ross, John, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Ross, Jno., army rank, 15. 718; 16. 
 
 1144. 
 Ross, John, claim allowed, 5. 978. 
 Ross, John, complaint considered, 8.26. 
 Ross, John, credits of, 16. 355. 
 Ross, John, in assem., 19. 756, 773, 
 
 794, 805, 808, 816, 821, 824, 827, 
 
 832, 835. 
 Ross, John, in militia, 22. 164. 
 Ross, Jno., in militia, 22. 325. 
 Ross, Jno., in militia, 22. 326. 
 Ross, John, in militia, 22. 395. 
 Ross, Jno., in militia, 22. 397. 
 Ross, John, land grant to, 4. 767. 
 Ross, John, resigns as J. P., 21. 261, 
 
 611, 633. 
 Ross, Kellum, land grant to, 4. 342. 
 Ross, Lattlmer, exempted, 7. 942. 
 Ross, IVlary, imported, 1. 494. 
 Ross, NathI, army rank, 16. 1197. 
 army record, 13. 479. 
 artilleryman, 15. 734. 
 Ross, Nicholas, in militia, 22. 396. 
 Ross, Richard, reports on movements 
 
 of British, 1 3. 140. 
 Ross, Samuel, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Ross, Thos., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Ross, Thos., imported, 1. 494. 
 Ross, Walter, voter, 15. 237. 
 Ross, Wm., a J. P., 4. 1040. 
 com. as a justice of supreme ct., 5. 
 
 760. 
 memorial in favor of Smith, 6. 58-60. 
 Ross, Wm., inspector, 23. 355. 
 Ross, Wm., receiver, 23. 270. 
 Ross, Wm., supplies from, 22. 277, 278. 
 Ross, Willm., takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Ross, Wm., tried for misdemeanor, 2. 
 
 656, 658, 672, 700-701, 706. 
 Ross, Williamson, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Ross Church, 5. 1180. 
 Ross Works, 14. 378. 
 Rossalie, fort, 7. 238. 
 Rosse, John, petition on C. H., 9. 806- 
 
 809. " 
 
 Rossen, John, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rosser, James, petitions Burke for 
 pardon and commendation, 16. 276- 
 
 277. 
 
EOSSEE, JOSEPH 
 
 460 EOUNTEEE, THOS., JE. 
 
 Rosser, Jos., resigns as major, 21. 802, 
 
 968, 973. 
 to Grifl5tli and Ramsay on tories, 16. 
 
 210-211, 212. 
 Rosser, Joshua, a J. P., 9. 1169. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 168, 173, 500. 
 
 Rossiter, , 8. 43. 
 
 Rossiter, Alderman, attaches goods in 
 
 N. C, 9. 996. 
 Rostain, Andrew, bill to release admin- 
 istrators from bond, 17. 848. 
 Roster of Continental Line, 16. 1002- 
 
 1197. 
 Rosters, of militia, asked for, 17. 108. 
 Rosur, Joseph, to Fanning on peace, 
 
 22. 228, 239. 
 Rothel, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 166. 
 Rothrock, Ephraim, 8. 748. 
 Rothrock, Rev. Samuel, pastor of Luth- 
 eran churches, 8. 792, 704. 
 Rotten, Leven, caveat against, 6. 770, 
 
 771. 
 Rotterdam, 4. 158, 257, 258. 
 Rouce. See Rouse. 
 Rouce, Alexander, land grant to, 4. 
 
 946. 
 Rouces, John, land grant to, 4. 947, 
 
 950. 
 Rouche, James, asks pardon for Hun- 
 ter, 9. 86-87. 
 Rouens, 16. 928. 
 
 Rough, Peter, army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Rough, Philip, memorial of guardian 
 
 of children, 21. 14, 17, 27, 231. 
 Roulhac, , owns the Rainbeau, 14. 
 
 107. 
 Roulhac, M., afCairs of to be examined 
 
 by French consul, 14. 797. 
 Roulhac, John de, petition, 20. 499; 
 
 21. 24, 36. 
 proposes to purchase tobacco, 21. 92, 
 
 93, 100, 192. 
 Rouller, Silvius, attests DeGrafEen- 
 
 reid's narrative, 1. 985, 986. 
 Roulledge, Wm., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Rounce, Alexander, land grant to, 4. 
 
 1247. 
 Rounce, John, resurvey granted to, 4. 
 
 1248-1249. 
 Rouncifer, Josiah, on Rowan S. C, 
 
 10. 279, 280, 309, 482, 592. 
 Round, James, regulator, 7. 808. 
 Round About Swamp, 4. 344. 
 Round Island Branch, 24. 758. 
 Round 0, hendman. 5. 321. 
 Round 0, S. C, 22. 10.5. 
 Round O Camp, 16. 478, 680. 
 Round Oak, Va., 5. 1201, 1202. 
 
 Roundheads of the South, 5. 1223. 
 Roundsopher, Benj., stops survey, 5. 
 
 494. 
 Roundsopher, Josiah, stops survey, 5. 
 
 494. 
 Roundtree. See Rountree. 
 
 Roundtree, , allowance, 19. 707. 
 
 Roundtree, Charles, juror, 4. 516. 
 Roundtree, Francis, land grant asked, 
 
 4. 440, 441. 
 Roundtree, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Roundtree, Moses, juror, 4. 517. 
 Roundtree, Thos., Senr, juror, 4. 516. 
 Roundtree, Wm., land grant to, 4. 595. 
 Roundtree, Wm., juror, 4. 525. 
 Rounsaval, Mrs., money ree'd from and 
 
 burned, 18. 218. 
 
 Rounsavall, , sheriff, 18. 97. 
 
 Rounsavall, John, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Rounsavall, Sarah, memorial, 18. 70, 
 
 84, 97-98, 105, 315, 320, 333, 472. 
 Rounsevall, David, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Rounsevall, Isaac, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 land grant to, 19. 573. 
 Rounseville, Josia, juror, 22. 511. 
 Rountree. See Roundtree. 
 Rountree, Ann, quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Rountree, Chas., in militia, 22. 357. 
 Rountree, Charles, on Chowan S. C, 
 
 10. 847. 
 petitions on county bounds, 9. 633- 
 
 635. 
 Rountree, Fra., juror, 4. 524; 25. 186. 
 Rountree, Fran., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Rountree, Fran., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Rountree, Jethro, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 257. 
 Rountree, Moses, land grant to, 4. 601. 
 Rountree, Moses, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 257. 
 Rountree, Reuben, on clothes for 10th 
 
 regt., 1 1 . 670-671. 
 Rountree (Roundtree), Thos., accusa- 
 tions against, 2. 400, 405, 412. 
 commits prisoners, 2. 407. 
 juror, 2. 358, 398, 408, 409, 483, 442, 
 
 646, 666 ; 3. 53 ; 25. ISO. 
 Rountree, Thos., on Chowan S. C, 10. 
 
 847. 
 petitions on county bounds, 9. 683- 
 
 684. 
 Rountree, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Rountree, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 257. 
 Rountree, Thos., Jr., in militia, 22. 
 
 357. 
 
EOUNTEEE, THOMAS, SK. 461 
 
 EOWAN, GWYN 
 
 Rountree, Thos., Sr., in militia, 22. 
 
 357. 
 Rountree, Wm., allowance to, 19. 734. 
 Rountree, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 254. 
 Roupell, G., deputy P. M. G., 10. 69, 70. 
 Rourk, Jesse, in militia, 22. 358. 
 Roury, Robert, Sr., auditor, 2. 71C. 
 Rous, John, land grant to,. 4. 893. 
 Rouse. See Rouce. 
 Rouse, Alexr., land grant to, 4. 590, 
 
 961. 
 Rouse, Alex., voter, 15. 237, 238. 
 Rouse, Edward, King's evidence, 2. 667. 
 Rouse, Isaac, discharged from jail, 14. 
 
 287. 
 Rouse, John, imported, 1. 395. 
 Rouse, John, land grant asked, 4. 275, 
 708 ; grant to, 4. 349, 589, 710, 805, 
 853. 
 Rouse, Martha, imported, 1. 395. 
 Rouse, Mary, imported, 1. 395. 
 Rouse, Solomon, in militia, 22. 282. 
 Roush's, 15. 111. 
 Rousk, Edmond, petitions on roads and 
 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 RoiJsseau, J. J., History of Prance, 
 
 22. 885; on education, 22. 885. 
 Route, Robert, arrests prisoner on ver- 
 bal order, 2. 618, 620. 
 assaulted by Burrington, 2. 651. 
 discharged by court, 2. 601. 
 imposes on shipmaster, 2. 617. 
 lays returns before house, 2. 608. 
 leaves N. C, 3. 15. 
 not gone out of country, 3. 59. 
 provost marshal, 2. 567, 694. 
 resigns as provost marshal, 2. 606. 
 Routes of immigration, 4. xxi-xxii ; 5. 
 
 1150. 
 Routh, Joseph, regulator, 7. 736. 
 Routledge. See Rutlege. 
 Routledge, Geo., owes state, 21. 1078. 
 Routledge, George, resurvey to, 6. 
 
 1085. 
 Routledge, Michael, asks for resurvey, 
 
 4. 338. 
 Routledge (Routlege), Nicholas, 4. 47. 
 deposition on efforts to break up as- 
 sembly, 4. 1191, 1230. 
 land grant to, 4. 767, 805. 
 Routledge, Thomas, a J. P., 6. 340. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 1239. 
 Routledge (Routlidge), Thos., coms'r 
 on building, 24. 769 ; on school, 24. 
 752 ; to sell land, 1 9. 484. 
 major and lieut. col., 10. 206, 531. 
 nom. for C. of S., 18. 114, 121, 174, 
 
 340, 847, 397; 19. 465, 466, 809, 
 813. 
 on S. C. of Wilmington Dist, 10. 215. 
 
 Routledge, Thomas, petitions on roads 
 and ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 rights proved, 4. 1239. 
 
 Routledge, Wm., in militia, 22. 284. 
 
 Routledge, Wm., land grant to, 4. 946, 
 1239. 
 petitions on roads and ferries, 5. 164- 
 166. 
 
 Routlege. See Rutlege. 
 
 Routlege (Rutlege), Catharine, deposi- 
 tion desired, 4. 1209; on efforts to 
 break up assembly, 4. 1190. 
 
 Rouverie, Marquis de la. See Ar- 
 mand, C. 
 
 Row. See Roe. 
 
 Row, Charles, in army, 15. 740. 
 
 Row, Coleman, land grant to, 4. 711. 
 
 Row, James, recommended, 22. 814. 
 
 Row, John, land grant to, 4. 964. 
 
 Row, Wm., land grant to, 4. 386. 
 
 Rowalls, Mr., 9. 1069. 
 
 Rowan. See Roan, Rowen. 
 
 Rowan, Madam, 5. 140. 
 
 Rowan, Mr., 16. 200, 977; 17. 126, 127, 
 130; tS. 534; 19. 619. 
 
 Rowan, Mr., journal of, 17. 146. 
 
 Rowan, Mr., on com. of assembly, 15. 
 219. 
 
 Rowan, Capt., takes Doak prisoner, 11. 
 794. 
 
 Rowan, Col., money to, 22. 965. 
 
 Rowan (Roan), Maj., commands com- 
 pany, 5. 181. 
 movements reported, 5. 136. 
 
 Rowan, Acheson, 5. iii. 
 
 Rowan, Africa, slave, 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Africa, slave, 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Alchison, land grant to, 4. 828. 
 
 Rowan, Alexander, 5. iii. 
 
 Rowan, Andrew, 22. 297. 
 
 Rowan, Andrew, 5. iii. 
 
 Rowan, Rev. Andrew, 5. iii. 
 
 Rowan, Ann, gifts to, 22. 297-298. 
 
 Rowan, Archibald, to petition for ad- 
 mission, 22. 724. 
 
 Rowan, Atcheyson, 22. 297, 299. 
 
 Rowan, Atchison, witness, 4. 665, 1187. 
 
 Rowan, Miss B., IB. 938, 941. 
 
 Rowan, Bella, slave, 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Bess, slave, 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Boatswain, slave, 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Dickey, slave, 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Esther, gifts to, 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Francis, land grant to, 4. 805. 
 
 Rowan, Gwyn, executed, 22. 853. 
 
KOWAN, HECTOK 
 
 462 
 
 KOWAN, MATTHEW 
 
 Rowan, Hector, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, Henry, on com, of defense and 
 
 sec'y, 22. 722, 725. 
 Rowan, Hugh, 5. iii. 
 Rowan, J., case of delayed, 4. 329. 
 Rowan, Jack, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, James, enlists, 22. 445. 
 Rowan, Jeremiah, land grant asked, 4. 
 
 280 ; grant to, 4. 284. 
 Rowan, Jerome, land grant to, 4. 284. 
 
 loses in land suit, 4. 343. 
 Rowan, Jesse, timber getter, 15. 619. 
 Rowan, Joan, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, John, 5. iii. 
 Rowan, John, 5. iii. 
 Rowan, John, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, John, 9. 66. 
 claim allowed, 8. 141 ; 22. 853. 
 in assembly, 8. 713, 715, 718, 719, 726, 
 733, 735, 745, 748, 752, 754, 758, 763, 
 874, 899, 902, 903, 930, 951, 1188. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1178. 
 on com. of assembly, 9. 711, 739, 740, 
 
 838, 884. 
 to deliver books of Allen, 7. 883. 
 Rowan, John, a J. P., 6. 1070. 
 Rowan, John, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 executor of M. R., 22. 299. 
 gifts to, 22. 299. 
 land grant to, 4. 52. 
 Rowan, John, wagon master, 14. 625. 
 Rowan, Rev. John, 5. iii. 
 Rowan, Lindsey, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, Lucinda, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, Maria, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, IVIatt., slave, 22. 361. 
 Rowan (Roan), IVIatthew, 4. 280; 5. 
 xxiii, xli, xlvii, 148, 151, 490, 810, 
 1210 ; e. 766, 771, 993 ; 9. xliii. 
 a J. P., 3. 425 ; 4. 4, 46, 218, 346, 347, 
 
 447, 683. 
 account of, 3. 123. 
 address to and from assembly, 5. 38- 
 39, 40, 54, 55-56, 62, 76, 177, 178, 
 179-180, 192, 194-195, 209. 
 administration criticized, 5. 413. 
 agreement with Woodward ment'd, 4. 
 
 1136-1137, 1147, 1149. 
 answers charges of usurpation of 
 
 Smith, 4. 455-460, 462-470. 
 answers to McCulloh's case against, 
 
 4. 684-690, 690-698. 
 appoints Innes colonel, 22. 363. 
 asked for aid in French war, 5. xi. 
 asks time to answer complaint, 4. 
 
 649. 
 assents to acts of assembly, 5. 53, 
 75-76, 208-209. 
 
 assistant for o. and t. ct., 4. 335. 
 
 Bd. Trade to on his conduct and ad- 
 ministration, 5. 25-26., 
 
 bonds in name of, 5. 118-121. 
 
 brings in Irish, 5. xl. 
 
 case of McC?ulloh against on survey 
 of land grant, 4. 664-673. 
 
 certificate of, 22. 289-290. 
 
 charges of McCulloh against on sur- 
 veys, 4. 1079, 1086. 
 
 cited, 3. 622. 
 
 claims for work on S. C. survey, 4. 
 282, 283. 
 
 Clark to on Indian murders, 5. 140. 
 
 commissioner on Carteret's lands, 4. 
 639, 799-800. 
 
 coms'r on church, 25. 245 ; on fort, 
 23. 229 ; 25. 254 ; on S. C. line, 4. 
 viii, 281 ; 5. 374-375. 
 
 complaint sent to, 4. 453. 
 
 dead, 6. 243. 
 
 deposition examined, 4. 1138-9 ; in 
 matter of H. McCulloh, 4. 1092, 
 1099. 
 
 Dinwiddle to on French defenses, &c., 
 5. 172-174 ; on French war, 5. 135- 
 136; on N. C. troops in French 
 war, 5. 118; on preparation for 
 French war, 5. 110-111. 
 
 doubts proof of charges, 3. 408. 
 
 errs in surveying land, 4. 644, 646, 
 698 ; for McCulloh, 4. 666, 669, 670. 
 
 expenses as commissioner on Gran- 
 ville's line, 4. '698-700, 807-811. 
 
 family and descent, 5. iii, v. 
 
 favors county treasurers' bill, 4. 480, 
 484; Wilmington bill, 4. 449, 482, 
 483, 485. 
 
 gets case put off, 4. 329. 
 
 goes home, 5. 146. 
 
 history, 5. iv. 
 
 Holdernesse to on hostile Indians, 5. 
 
 36-37. 
 in bad health, 6. 331. 
 in council, 3. 209, 398-414, 417-419, 
 435, 472; 4. 3-5, 37-43, 49-58, 96, 
 216-223, 225-241, 271-281, 283-284, 
 331-336, 342-355, 355-382, 439-460, 
 470-476, 478-492, 534-551, 587-594, 
 597-603, 615-620, 625-634, 639-651, 
 675-684, 700-702, 703-714, 714-719, 
 759-770, 798-814, 834-838, 850-855, 
 884-887, 892-895. 898-917, 935. 945- 
 953, 962-971, 971-984, 1001-1010, 
 1032-1041, 1042-1045, 1051-1064, 
 1065-1068, 1166, 1177, 1241-1255, 
 1256-1274, 1317-1329; 5. iv. 212-231, 
 262-281, 491-494, 495-520, 655-657, 
 
EOWAIsT, MATTHEW 
 
 463 
 
 EOWAN, EOBEET 
 
 658-688, 810-816, 817-829, 829-843, 
 869-889, 990-998, 1012-1039, 1107; 
 
 6. 75-78, 79-85, 87-95, 115-117, 120- 
 
 132, 172-182, 330-332. 
 land grants asked, 4. 284, 353, 441, 
 
 701. 
 land grants by, 9. 368; corrected, 4. 
 
 949; 5. 994; grants to, 4. 52, 56, 
 
 221, 281, 616, 641, 650 ; 5. 821, 894, 
 
 946, 1242, 1252. 
 letters to and from ment'd, 5. 28, 29, 
 
 170, 171, 172, 376, 387 ; and papers 
 
 to and from ment'd, 5. 480. 
 makes Innes paymaster, 6. 272. 
 meets Dobbs, 5. v, 144^7. 
 mistreats McCnlloh, 4. 667. 
 not in N. C, 3. 209. 
 on assembly, 4. 352. 
 on com. of claims, 22. 400, 403. 
 on com, of council, 4. 99, 230, 232, 
 
 234, 334, 360, 369, 371, 379, 387, 411, 
 
 476, 724, 738, 777, 823, 975, 981, 
 
 989, 1002, 1014, 1053; 5. 499, 683, 
 
 685, 814, 871. 
 on com. to inquire into blank patent 
 
 frauds, 4. 40. 
 on foreign population, 5. xl. 
 on value of chief justiceship, 5. 146- 
 
 147. 
 opposes suspension of Porter, 3. 330, 
 
 476, 507, 513, 516, 519, 520, 523. 
 paid for attendance at assemblies, 5. 
 
 189, 202, 209, 210. 
 payment to for chapel, 6. 124, 131, 
 
 149. 
 petition on Indians, 5. 1. 
 presents address to Dobbs, 5. 832- 
 
 833, 1015 ; 6. 89, 120 ; to Johnston, 
 
 4. 1259. 
 
 president of council, 4. 1298, 1299; 
 
 5. iii, 29-38, 172-177, 273, 515, 516, 
 517, 683, 684, 685, 734, 735, 805, 835, 
 841, 876, 886, 887, 888, 901, 922, 
 925, 975, 986 ; 6. 103, 113, 114, 144, 
 155, 163, 170 ; 22. 818 ; 23. 370, 386, 
 387, 388, 390, 391, 392, 399, 400, 
 421, 439, 474, 475, 482, 484, 50l', 
 502; 25. 250, 253, 254, 255, 257, 
 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 270, 
 271, 272. 
 
 promises fees to Woodward, 4. 665, 
 
 667, 671. 
 proposed for council, 3. 85, 86, 91. 
 prorogues assembly, 5. 77. 
 quoted on bill to fix capital, 4. 1171, 
 
 1172-1173 ; on population, 4. xxi. 
 receiver gen., 5. 22. 
 regulates land grants, 5. 149-150. 
 
 report on paper currency asked, 5. 
 146. 
 
 reviews history of representation, 4. 
 1199-1201. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 640, 759. 
 
 road coms'r, 23. 220. 
 
 Robinson to on N. C. aid in French 
 war, 5. 130-131. 
 
 runs S. C. line, 6. 776, 793. 
 
 sick, 6. 217. 
 
 signs acts as preS. of council, 25. 349. 
 
 sues McCulloh, 4. 664, 666, 671, 687, 
 1092-1093, 1095, 1103, 1107, 1109, 
 1121, 1127, 1139, 1141-1142. 
 
 surveyor general, 4. 222, 671. 
 
 surveys land, 5. 493-494, 770, 771. 
 
 takes depositions, 5. 813. 
 
 takes oath as president of council, 
 5. 29. 
 
 time consumed on survey, 4. 670. 
 
 to on public affairs, 1 1 . 118. 
 
 to administer oath to assembly, 4. 
 470. 
 
 to Board of Trade on aid in French 
 war, 5. 137; on French war, mili- 
 tia, &c., 5. 123-124 ; on Indians and 
 French war, 5. 108-109, 144c-144(?; 
 on his assuming duties of governor, 
 S. 17-18 ; on laws of 1753, 5. 23, 24. 
 
 to Holdernesse on French and In- 
 dians, 5. 25. 
 
 to King on salary for council, 5. 760- 
 761. 
 
 to make report on currency, 4. 440. 
 
 Vaughan to on his proposed gift to 
 education and religion, 5. 1446- 
 144c. 
 
 vestryman, 23. 191. 
 
 will of, 22. iv, 297-300. 
 Rowan, Matthew, a J. P., 4.- 46, 447, 
 
 683. 
 Rowan, Matthew, (nephew of Gov;), 
 
 gifts to, 22. 297, 299. 
 Rowan, Matthew, sea captain, 22. 765. 
 
 put on shore by his crew, 1 3. 229. 
 Rowan, Milley, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, Ogee, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, Peg, slave, 22. 298. 
 Rowan, Robert, 5. iii; 14. 437, 488, 
 829; 15. 327, 781; 16. 1001; 20. 
 715; 22. 129. 
 
 a J. P., 5. 657; 12. 99; 23. 993. 
 
 accounts of, 20. 463, 574; 22. 1018, 
 1019; as tobacco buyer, 21. 95, 135, 
 140. 
 
 allowance to, 12. 651, 759, 761; 19. 
 369. 
 
 army record, 13. 474. 
 
KOWAl^, EOBEET 
 
 464 
 
 KOWAlSr, SAM 
 
 Bd. of War to on clotbing and sup- 
 plies for troops, 14. 418, 462; on 
 leather, 14. 387-388; on provisions, 
 14. 446-447, 462. 
 
 bond as deputy clerk of pleas, 6. 992- 
 993. 
 
 buys saw mill for iron works, 12. 
 166-167. 
 
 captain, 10. 187, 955. 
 
 Caswell to on drafts in Cumberland, 
 1 3. 165-166 ; on payment for iron 
 works, 1 1 . 413 ; on public tobacco, 
 and answer, 20. 624, 638, 660-661, 
 675, 680, 686-687, 716, 754. 
 
 certificate to, 21. 852-853, 858, 1038. 
 
 coms'r on boundary, 25. 38 ; on nav- 
 igation, 25. 98 ; on road, 25. 401 ; 
 on town, 24. 180, 515 ; to buy lands 
 for iron furnace, 10. 995, 996. 
 
 committee to examine accounts of re- 
 ports, 12. 648, 755, 762. 
 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 
 delivers salt to commissioners, 12. 
 652, 763 ; tobacco, 20. 729. 
 
 dues from as sheriff, 9. 574. 
 
 gift.? to wife, 22. 298. 
 
 Greene to on clothing for troops, 15. 
 182. 
 
 holds public salt, 1 0. 999. 
 
 in assembly, 9. 7.34, 745, 775, 776, 
 1188; 12. 658, 667. 688, 699, 725, 
 730, 829, 873, 880; 13, 784, 786, 812, 
 814, 823, 977, 980, 984, 988, 990; 
 1 7. 264, 269, 293, 297, 359, 368, 387, 
 391, 394, 406, 425; 18. 807, 808; 
 19, 377, 379, 381; on com. of as- 
 sem., 12. 563, 586, 668, 691, 835; 
 13. 762, 787, 820; 17. 281, 299. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1179; 10. 166, 167, 
 173, 925, 960. 
 
 iron works commissioner and com. to 
 settle, 12. 629, 698, 727, 755. 
 
 letter to on stores, 15. 413. 
 
 made deputy commissary, &c., 13. 
 903, 904, 905, 987-988, 996, 997. 
 
 maj. of troops for French war, 5. xi. 
 
 money paid by order of, 16. 657. 
 
 movements, 14. 650. 
 
 nom. as colonel of militia, 12. 743; 
 for brig, gen., 20. 265. -142; for 
 C. of S., 19. 466, 809; for treas- 
 urer, 18. 179. 181, 398, 409. 451. 
 
 on com. of Prov. Cong,, 10. 173, 935, 
 942, 965, 972. 
 
 on regulation of Cross Creek and 
 Campbell ton, 15. 209-210. 
 
 order on for salt, 14. 490. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1071. 
 
 petition of, 18. 26, 265, 259; 19. 511- 
 
 512, 513, 516, 525, 534, 608, 610, 
 
 615, 691, 704. 
 praised, 18. 212. 
 prisoner, 22. 570. 
 public records to be delivered to, 5. 
 
 996. 
 quoted, 22. 538. 
 
 recommended as colonel, 13. 403. 
 recruiting commissioner, 12. 72. 
 report on accts. of, 21. 436. 
 reports on iron works, 22. 916. 
 resigns as colonel, 12. 860. 
 road coms'r, 23. 448. 
 salt to, 14. 468. 
 sends Martin's letter to Cotton to 
 
 Wilmington S. C, 10. 124. 
 serves injunction, 5. 1085. 
 sidt, 14. 646. 
 signs Cumberland Co. Ass'n, 10. 29- 
 
 30. 
 surrenders charter of Campbellton, 
 
 9. 270-271. 
 
 takes bond of Folsom, 12. 373. 
 
 takes prisoners, 15. l.")n. 
 
 to Ashe, J., on salt riots, 11. 560-561. 
 
 to Burke on clothing and stores, 15.' 
 528-529; on disorders in Cumber- 
 land Co., 22. 545 ; on flag for Wil- 
 kins, 1 5. 529 ; on Fletcher's wagon, 
 15. 559. 
 
 to Caswell on Beard, 14. 180-181; on 
 management of iron works, 1 1 . 
 544; on provisions and supplies, 15. 
 .157-358 ; on purchase of iron works, 
 
 1 1 . 387-388, 394 ; on state tobacco, 
 and answer, 18. 597-598. 603, G72, 
 673-674; on supplies for troops, 15. 
 352 ; on usurpation of militia and 
 justices in Cumberland, 1 1 . 626- 
 631. 
 
 to deliver salt, 10. 577, 682. 
 
 to examine prisoners, 18. 273, 274, 
 
 278. 
 to furnish a. and a.. 15. 407. 
 to raise troops in Cumberland, 11. 
 
 534. 
 to settle accounts of Folsom's troops, 
 
 10. 9.57; claims with iron works, 
 
 12. 325. 
 
 to summon witnesses against Camp- 
 bell, 10. 477. 
 to Sumner on clothing, 1 5. 568-569. 
 tobacco coms'r, 1 7. 413, 416 ; 20. 
 100, 103, 269, 450-451, 472. 
 Rowan, Mrs. Robert, 20, 624. 
 Rowan, Rose, gifts to, 22. 297. 
 Rowan, Sam, slave, 22. 298. 
 
EOWAN, SANCA 
 
 465 
 
 EOWAlSr COUNTY 
 
 Rowan, Sanca, slave. 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, Stewart, 5. lii. 
 
 Rowan, T., clerk council of safety, 
 Tenn., 22. 725. 
 
 Rowan, Thos., land grant to, 4. 219, 
 221, 334. 
 
 Rowan, Thomas, petitions on roads and 
 ferries, 5. 164-166. 
 
 Rowan, Wm., 5. iii. 
 
 Rowan, Wm., 22. 298. 
 
 Rowan, 11. 118. 
 
 Rowan Branch, 5. 819. 
 
 Rowan charge, 8. 757. 
 
 Rowan County, 4. x ; 5. xxii, xxxiii, 1, 
 25, Hid, 348, 355, 438, 612, 794, 835, 
 853, 978, 980, 981, 982, 1162, 1163 ; 
 6. 210, 211, 212, 213, 606, 775, 798, 
 829, 1040, 1127. 1198 ; 7. xxii, xxxiv, 
 203, 255, 360, 448, 451, 477, 829, 876, 
 994; 8. xvi, xli, 18, 142, 150, 221, 
 457, 460, .:>.j5. 556, 564, 590, 602, 
 (U3, 698, 7(>T: 9. 47, 267, 298, 498, 
 507, 593, 753; 10. xxxil, xxxiii, 3, 
 9, 183, 310, 525. 550, 579, 588, 589, 
 599, 650, 651, 675, 707, 727, 728, 
 758, 796, 830, 999, 1002; 11. xvi, 
 222, 313, 328, 507; 12. 410; 13. 79, 
 80. 81, 353, 7340 ; 14. 6, 231, 261, 
 287, 423, 458, 467, 471, 478, 495, 611, 
 615, 616, 655, 758. 774, 871, 872 ; 15. 
 83, 385, 684; 16. 23, 124, 155, 204, 
 270; 17. 186, 294, 348, 657, 684, 
 685, 759, 763, 865, 866, 867, 967, 
 968; 18. 25, 38, 40, 45, 47, 96, 97, 
 112, 115, 118, 122, 123, 160, 254, 
 256, 259, 266, 275, 314, 340, 346, 
 f!.-4. 401, 497. .52?,: 19. vi. 84. 134, 
 137, 143, 150, 179, 181, 247, 2.55, 
 301, 302, 341, 415, 427, 433, 443, 
 466, 480, 577, 587, 619, 620, 672, 
 742, 778, 812, 837, 898, 900, 926, 
 960, 975, 980, 982, 989; 20. 22, 61, 
 63, 127, 128, 130, 253, 263, 311, 335, 
 362, 429, 471, 539 ; 21. 98, 167, 171, 
 226, 242, 323, 390, 409, 418, 430, 
 603, 658, 665. 748, 798, 810, 811, 
 959, 976, 979, 1038, 1053, 1067 ; 22. 
 97, 109, 112, 114, 123, 133, 134, 135, 
 144, 149, 364, 555, 558, 816, 822, 
 S27, 833, 842. .S44, 850, 857, 861, 
 865! 871, 950, 951; 23. 553, 564, 
 575, 592, 611, 618, 621, 691, 705, 
 724, 7.10, 7.-1, 7.52, 810, 813, 830, 
 855, 874, 904, 912. 927. 946, 991; 
 24. 141, 143, 150, 234, 263, 344, 374, 
 392, 424, 466, 690, 691, 840, 844, 
 972 ; 25. 38, 114, 115, 494. 
 a frontier, 5. 25. 
 
 act for court, 24. 36-9, 50, 64, 161; 
 25. 274-87, 406, 437; for parish 
 in, 25. 298-304; for new court- 
 house. 23. 866 ; for new par- 
 ish, 23. 438-439 ; for road through, 
 23. 870-1, 919, 920 ; to Wilmington, 
 23. 753-4; for tax for pub. build- 
 ing, 24. i49, 340, 523, 692-4, 844; 
 25. 12 ; for time of courts, 23. 899 ; 
 25. 270; on boundary, 23. 841-2; 
 on bridges and ferries, 23. 785-6 ; 
 on jurors, 24. 82-4, 273-5, 452 ; 25. 
 422 ; on mill dams, 24. 743 ; on 
 roads and ferries, 23. 539; 25. 
 478-9 ; on str;iys, 23. 777-9, 972 ; to 
 change court days in, 23. 780-1 ; 
 to collect tax, 23. 857 ; tax arrears, 
 23. 871; 24. 627-8; 25. 521-2; to 
 create, 23. 390, 446-7, 470-1 ; to de- 
 stroy vermin, 23. 784-5, 971 ; wild 
 animals, 24. 749-50, 958; 25. 510- 
 11, 516-17; to divide, 23. 823-6, 
 844-6, 973; 24. 28-30, 980-2; 25. 
 33-4; to erect should be repealed, 
 5. 151 ; to extend time of sheriff's 
 settlement, 25. 520-1 ; to fix time 
 of CO. cts., 24, 717-18 ; 25. 288, 406 ; 
 to join part of to Surry Co., 23. 
 906-7 ; to incorporate Centre Benev- 
 olent Society, 25. 29-30. 
 
 aids S. C, 10. 408. 
 
 and Cherokee boundary, 7.- 220, 245. 
 
 arms bought for, 5. 109, 492; 23. 
 394. 
 
 assembly com. investigates complaints 
 from, 8. 638. 
 
 Baptists in, 5. 1188. 
 
 bill for ease and convenience of mili- 
 tia of, 13. 559, 564, 595, 659, 665, 
 697; for ferry in, 8. 301, 330, 343, 
 345, 349. 353, 391, 394, 404; for 
 road from, 7. 354, 359, 399-400, 596, 
 597, 600, 604, 606-607, 623, 626, 630, 
 635, 637, 641, 645, 668, 695-696; 9. 
 115, 118, 120, 135, 170, 175, 180, 
 182, 186, 187, 221, 257 ; on elections 
 in, 21. 70-71, 76, 84; on election of 
 members, 20. 530, 541 ; on mill 
 dams, 20. 75, 101 ; on roads, 6. 846, 
 852, 891 ; on roads and ferries. 6. 
 130. 821; on strays, 8. 100, 325; 
 9. 842, 848. 852, 861, 894, 895, 907, 
 910, 913. 914. 928. 1014; to alter 
 boundary, 9. 729, 788, 839, 842, 847, 
 851, 861, 886, 890, 895, 896, 905, 
 907, 908, 910. *927, 1012; to alter 
 method of working roads. 6. 457, 
 487 ; to annex part of to Surry, 0. 
 
 3—30 
 
EOWAN COUATTY 
 
 466 
 
 bowjln county 
 
 110, 113, 153, 155, 162, 167, 190, 
 383, 389, 392, 397, 400, 443, 458, 
 
 460, 474, 482, 495, 504, 583, 657; 
 to ascertain boundary, &c., 8. 361, 
 364, 376, 384, 422-423, 425, 427, 431, 
 433, 458, 478; to change C. H., 19. 
 561, 676, 683; to change time of 
 court, 5. 182, 183, 184, 187, 196, 
 198, 199, 201, 204, 205, 209; to 
 collect tax, 18. 343; to collect 
 tax arrears, 9. Ill, 115, 116, 121, 
 134, 135, 155, 159, 168, 170, 175, 183, 
 188, 189, 221, 254; 19. 599, 611, 
 612, 642, 696 ; to divide, 7. 896, 897, 
 898, 899, 902, 915, 929, 935, 937, 
 939, 944, 949 ; 8. 290, 291, 295, 310, 
 315, 329, 330, 347, 352, 353, 354, 
 360, 362, 363, 379, 380, 384, 385, 
 386, 391, 402, 403, 405, 424, 426, 
 427, 430, 432, 463, 464, 466, 467, 
 477, 479, 527; 9. 107, 114, 116, 
 147, 148, 151, 165, 170, 174, 384, 
 
 461, 463, 506, 847, 850, 853, 861, 
 905, 908, 909, 911, 916, 917, 928, 
 1013; 12. 14, 27, 41, 50, 60; 20. 
 147, 158, 164, 331, 486, 487, 493, 
 520; 21. 14, 15-16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 
 30, 40, 47, 278, 329, 396, 630, 705, 
 715; to divide militia of, 16. 38, 44, 
 47, 53, 75; 19. 19, 25, 45; 21. 251- 
 252, 260, 329, 386, 392, 616, 659, 
 700; to erect, 5. 44, 46, 47, 48-49, 
 50, 53, 59-60, 63, 68, 69, 71, 76; to 
 erect Wachovia (Wackovia) into a 
 parish, 5. 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 
 519, 539, 542, 544, 546, 547, 549, 
 551, 558 ; to join part of Iredell to, 
 
 21. 224, 239, 601, 603, 650; to make 
 medicinal springs public property, 
 12. 794-795, 800-801, 855, 867; to 
 make new county out of, 7. 303, 
 312, 320, 325, 350, 364, 385, 396 ; to 
 reestablish, 5. 676, 678, 687, 721, 
 722, 723, 724, 725, 726, 737 ; to set- 
 tle mill dams, 17. 361, 366, 403, 
 406. 
 
 bounds Granville's lands, 5. Iv. 
 census of, 10. 280; of 1790, 26. 1004- 
 
 1052. 
 clergy in, 8. 222. 
 clothing from, 15. 505; due from, 
 
 12. 639, 747. 
 committee of cor., 9. 1073. 
 condition, 15. 369-370. 
 court days, 23. 703, 704, 874, 885, 
 
 932, 946, 990. 
 court records of, 7. 521-522, 838; 
 
 22. 501-13. 
 
 court should be held, 14. 865. 
 
 created, 5. xxxix. 
 
 debts due to, 8. 280-281. 
 
 disaffection in, 19. 851. 
 
 distress caused by ravages of armies, 
 
 14. 445. 
 disturbed condition of, 8. 64. 
 divided, 11. 470. 
 division of asked, 9. 91-92. 
 Dobbs parish cut in two by new line, 
 
 9. 48. 
 drafts from, 14. 874; to be collected 
 
 from, 14. 646. 
 Drage's report on church affairs in, 
 
 8. 502-507. 
 dues from sheriffs, 9. 575. 
 emissions for, 8. 213. 
 extortions in, 7. xvi. 
 extracts from records of, 7. 191-192, 
 
 690-691; 8. 19, 49; 9. 318-319; 10. 
 
 1-9, 139, 435. 
 firmness of, 15. 171. 
 fort needed in, 11. 350. 
 franchise in, 10. 211. 
 German Reformed churches in, 8. 
 
 742-743, 744, 745, 746, 748, 749, 750, 
 
 757, 759. 
 Germans in, 8. 630, 631, 729, 784. 
 grand jury congratulates Dobbs, 5. 
 
 334-335 ; petition on roads and fer- 
 ries, 5. 164-166. 
 grievances of regulators, 8. xvii-xviii. 
 in Salisbury dist., 15. 377. 
 included Wachovia, 5. 1152. 
 increase in population, 5. 24, 25. 
 Indian commissary for, 5. 835, 853, 
 
 854. 
 Indian outrages in, 5. 1010. 
 iron factory in, 8. xlviii, 496. 
 irons for criminals, 7. 120. 
 Johnston to be court martialed, 13. 
 
 206. 
 jurors for, 10. 2; 22. 501. 
 J. P.'s in, 5. 175, 655, 810, 828, 993; 
 
 6. 339, 344, 799, 1070, 1077, 1086; 
 
 8. 27, 149; 9. 71 ; 10. 139; 23. 994. 
 land bought for Presbyterian meeting 
 
 house in, 7. 857-859; grants in, 4. 
 
 336. 
 land-holders to vote. 23. 987. 
 lands in restored to Wm. Eldredge, 
 
 16. 100. 
 loyal address to Martin from, 9. 1160. 
 loyalists in, 9. 1241; 10. 146, 441.. 
 Lutherans in, 8. 758, 759, 760, 762, 
 
 763, 765, 770, 773, 774, 775, 77S, 
 
 780, 781, 787, 792, 794, 795. 
 members in assembly, 5. xxiv, 76, 
 
EOWAN COUNTY 
 
 467 
 
 KOWAN COUNTY 
 
 192, 232, 521, 536, 892, 893, 898, 
 1007, 1111; 6. 77, 364, 478, 662, 
 800, 805; 7. 284, 842; 8. 107, 304; 
 9. 187, 448, 784, 762, 878, 1189; 
 12. 2, 549, 656; 12. 766, 817; 13. 
 736, 785, 914, 941 ; 1 6. 2 ; 17. 265, 
 281, 795, 878; 18. 2, 227, 229, 256; 
 19. 1, 18, 129, 234, 400, 427, 508, 
 718, 720, 760; 20. 2, 14, 120, 226, 
 302, 470; 21. 2, 8, 194, 200; 21. 
 730, 872. 
 
 members In Conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 3, 7, 11, 13, 14, 38. 
 
 members in Prov. Cong., 9. xxxi, 
 1026, 1042, 1179; 10. 166, 501, 915, 
 916, 967. 
 
 memorial from on confiscated prop- 
 erty, 20. 131, 132, 201, 312-313, 332, 
 379, 382, 888, 411, 438, 445; 21. 91, 
 100, 119-120, 128. 
 
 Micklejohn in, 7. 260. 
 
 militia, 5. 575, 603; accompanies 
 Tryon, 7. xiii; divided, 10. 357; 
 24. 197, 366-7, 450, 711, 715-16, 
 819; 25. 108-9; hold fords, 17. 
 997 ; in regulator campaign, 7. 718, 
 722, 740, 741, 821, 822, 824, 825, 
 826, 827, 828, 830, 882, 834, 836, 887, 
 859, 887, 888, 889, 934 ; 8. 593, 603, 
 606, 607, 649, 673, 674, 679-680, 685, 
 697, 698, 700, 701; 22. 469, 871, 
 873, 874, 875; much on duty, 15. 
 151; on Cherokee boundary expd'n, 
 7. 991, 992, 994, 995, 996, 1000, 
 1003 ; ordered out, 5. 357 ; organ- 
 ized, 10. xxix, 206, 207, 532, 
 facing 680 ; regulations, 1 3. 415 ; 
 returns, 22. 311, 364; to assem., 
 against use of m. instead of regu- 
 lar troops, 13. 389-390; to be or- 
 dered out, 5. Mi ; 8. 61 ; to raise 
 money, 9. 1073. 
 
 money for defense of frontier wasted, 
 5. 846. 
 
 new counties made out of, 8. 505. 
 
 offers to McCulloh tenants in, 7. 15- 
 16. 
 
 officers, 9. 298. 
 
 officials of agree to make restitution 
 to regulators, 8. 521-522. 
 
 opposition to estab. ch. in, 8, 217-218, 
 221. 
 
 organizes first com. of safety, 9. 
 xxxii. 
 
 outrages of Catawbas, 5. 175-176. 
 
 owes state, 21. 1067, 1068, 1077. 
 
 parishes in, 7. 541. 
 
 "Pa. Dutch" in, 8. 730. 
 
 petition from 19. 562, 563-564; 20. 
 539; 21. 321 ; for removal of court- 
 house, 5. 200, 201-202; for semi- 
 nary, 9. 462; for repeal of mar- 
 riage and vestry acts, 10. 1015- 
 1017; on conduct of Locke, 12. 786- 
 787, 801-802, 846, 860, 861-864, 866 ; 
 from on correction of grievances, 8. 
 81-84; on Fed. com., 21. 31; on 
 lack of estab. church, 8. 219 ; on 
 Presbyterians and marriage act, 9. 
 623-625. 
 
 plundering and robbing in, 14. 468- 
 469. 
 
 population, 4. xxi ; and other affairs, 
 5. 152-3. 
 
 Presbyterians in, 5. 1193, 1194, 1213, 
 1219, 1224 ; meeting house licensed, 
 8. 227, 507. 
 
 prisoner jailed in for refusing to take 
 oath, 8. 634. 
 
 proceedings of freeholders in matters 
 of revolution, 9. 1024-1026 ; of infe- 
 rior ct., 7. 856; of safety commit- 
 tee, 9. 1072-1075,' 1079-1080; 10. 
 9-11, 83-84, 92-93, 134-137, 186, 252- 
 254, 279-282, 309-813, 816-320, 432- 
 435, 592-594, 609-610, 667, 730, 760. 
 
 proposed settlement with regulators 
 in, 8. 533-536. 
 
 provides against Indian outbreak, 10. 
 xxviii. 
 
 rangers in, 11. 393. 
 
 record of extortions in, 8. 68-70 ; 
 quoted, 8. 67. 
 
 regiments of divided, 10. 294. 
 
 regulators in, 7. 715, 827, 841, 850- 
 851, 865 ; 8. 195, 644, 646, 649, 679- 
 680; refuse to pay taxes, 7. 856, 
 857; 8. 227. 
 
 representation from, 19. 148-149, 151. 
 
 resources, 22. 777. 
 
 safety com. proposes to cut off trade 
 with loyalists, 10. 336. 
 
 St. Luke's Parish asks for minister, 
 8. 404-405, 465. 
 
 salt furnished, 14. 440, 441, 444-445, 
 467, 470. 
 
 sends Waddell to assembly, 9. xliv. 
 
 sheriffs, 5. 1082, 1083. 
 
 size, 7. 514. 
 
 struggle for religious liberty in, 8. 
 179-181, 202-210. 
 
 supreme ct. of held in Salisbury, 5. 
 260. 
 
 tax in, 19. 707; 23. 863; reports of, 
 8. 156-157. 
 
EOWAN DISTRICT 
 
 468 
 
 EOYAL AFRICAN" CO. 
 
 taxables in, 5. 575, 603 ; 7. 146, 284, 
 289, 539, 541 ; 10. 252, 319 ; in 1754, 
 5. 320. 
 time for inferior ct, 7. 609, 647. 
 to help choose delegates to Cont. 
 
 Cong., 10. 83-84. 
 to remain in Salisbury Dist., 24. 451. 
 tobacco inspection in, 24. 847-8. 
 tories in, 22. 135, 731; join Br., 15. 
 
 55 ; work in, 1 6. 267. 
 trade goes to Charleston, 25. 470 ; 
 
 limited, 10. 282. 
 treasurer of, 5. 337; 23. 400. 
 treaty with Catawbas in, 5. 141-1446. 
 troops of enlist in S. C, 22. 731 ; go 
 against Indians, 10. 789; join Da- 
 vie, 14. 780; sent to scout in, 8. 
 613; to be raised in, 13. 411; 14. 
 28; 24. 154, 156. 
 Tryon on settlement proposed with 
 
 regulators, 8. 545. 
 vestry of expels Drage, 9. 622. 
 warehouse wanted for, 8. 78. 
 Rowan District, recruiting officer for, 
 
 22. 929. 
 Rowand, Wm.," taxable, 15. 192. 
 Rowark, Elisha, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Rowden, SaraPi, asks letters of admin- 
 istration, 4. 1207. 
 Rowden, Isaac, juror, 1. 396, 399, 427, 
 
 428. 
 Rowden, Wm., surety, 2. 715. 
 Rowden, Wm., administration on estate, 
 
 4. 1207. 
 Rowe, Chas., army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Rowe, Christopher, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Rowe, D. L., 8. 752. 
 Rowe, Daniel, 8. 752. 
 Rowe, Geo., army rank. 16. 1146. 
 Rowe, Jas., army pay, 17. 243. 
 army rank, 15. 735; 16. 1196. 
 Rowe, Jesse, army rank, 16. 1146. 
 Rowe, John, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rowe, John, petition, 21. 284, 288, 316, 
 
 636, 665. 
 Rowe, Samuel, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 in army, 13. 510. 
 Rowe, Thomas, asks relief from church 
 
 tax, 9. 95-96. 
 Rowe, Valantine, in militia, 22. 351. 
 Rowe, Valentine, quit rents of, 22. 
 
 250. 
 Rowel, Andrew, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rowel, Isaac, extracts from orderly 
 book of, 13. 343-344. 
 in Davidson's co., 14. 294. 
 in N. C. battalion, 13. 344. 
 
 sergeant, 14. 294. 
 Rowel, Jesse, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rowel, John, in militia, 22. 282. 
 Rowel, Samuel, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rowelen, Mr., buys Moor, 3. 406. 
 
 Rowe 1 1, , law suit, 3. 361. 
 
 Rowel I, Andrew, army pay, 17. 244. 
 army rank, 16. 1148. 
 in Davidson's co., 14. 294. 
 Rowell, Howell, witness, 10. 986. 
 Rowell, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Rowell, Isaac, in militia, 17. 1042. 
 Rowell, Jese, army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Rowen, Andrew, in N. C. battalion, 13. 
 
 343. 
 Rowetatahee, signs treaty, 17. 586. 
 Rowland. See Roland. 
 Rowland, Andrew, 9. 1231, 1232. 
 Rowland, Ann, petition, 21. 358. 
 Rowland, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rowland, Fredk., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Rowland, James, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Rowland, Jno., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Rowland; Robert, army pay, 17. 242. 
 Rowland, Samuel, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rowland, Thos., town coms'r, 24. 935. 
 Rowland, Wm., army pay, 17. 242. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rowland, Wm., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 Rowland, Wm., artificer, 15. 472, 478. 
 Rowlang,,Danl., army ranli, 16. 1150. 
 Rowling, Federich, in army, 15. 740. 
 Rowling, James, to be released by 
 
 White, 12. 292. 
 Rowly, Jobe, in militia, 22. 282. 
 Rown, Henry, army rank, 16. 1151. 
 Rowry, Solomon, claim, 9. 487. 
 Rows, John, asks for resurvey, 4. 1043. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 1043. 
 Rows, John, in militia, 22. 331. 
 Rows, Wm. Harris, in militia, 22. 314. 
 Rowson (Rousom), James, bill to alter 
 
 name of, 21. 205, 206, 217-218, 226, 
 
 228, 577, 582, 589. 
 Roxberry, 1. 590. 
 
 Roxboro, Pa., headquarters at, 12. 484. 
 Roxbury, IVIass., 10. 485. 
 Roxendorff, MaJ., 21. 482. 
 Roy, Mr., 10. 1028. 
 Royal. See Royall. 
 Royal, , Flint & Co., hnv tobacco, 
 
 21. 422, 724, 72.5. 
 Royal, Arter, in militia, 22. 343. 
 Royal, Jas., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Royal, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 343. 
 Royal, Wm., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Royal, ship, 2. 54. 
 Royal African Co., dissolved, 5. 1105. 
 
EOYAL AMEK. KEGT. 
 
 469 
 
 EUFFIN, ETPIELDEED 
 
 negroes imported by, 1. 693-694. 
 to be encouraged, 3. 115-116. 
 trade of, 3. 154-155. 
 Royal American Regiment, 5. 984, 
 Royal Americans, recruits for, 5. 609, 
 
 611, 635, 647. 
 Royal Army, the, 16. 316. 
 Royal Camp, 8. 670, 713. 
 Royal Family, form of prayer for re- 
 ceived, 6. 966. 
 Royal Isle, and U. S. boundary, 16. 
 
 750; 17. 6. 
 Royal North Carolina Regiment, 22. 
 
 191, 231, 234. 
 See also Loyalists, Tories, etc. 
 Royal prerogative, acts on in force in 
 
 N. C, 25. 153. 
 Royal provinces in America, 1. 225. 
 Royal Provincials, 15. 157. 
 Royal Rule, better material condition 
 
 under, 2. xvi. 
 struggle against, 9. x. 
 Royal Scotts, 5. 578. 
 Royal Shoal, 23. 589. 
 buoys for, 24. 127. 
 Royal South Carolina Reg't, tory, 22. 
 
 231. 
 Royall. See Royal. 
 Royall, James, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Royall, James, petitions about Indian 
 
 slave, 2. 536. 
 Royall, J no., in militia, 22. 350. 
 Royall, March, Indian slave, 2. 536. 
 Royal Is, Wm., in militia, 22. 849. 
 Royals, Capt., 2. 22. 
 Royals, Jos., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 Roye, James, asks for new county, 9. 
 
 89. 
 Royster, Wm., takes oath, 22. 177. 
 Rozar, Reubin, petitions on need of 
 
 money, 7. 866-867. 
 Rozer, Chas., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 
 in army, 15. 725. 
 Rozer, Jordan, army rank, 16. 1142. 
 
 in army, 15. 732. 
 Ruark, Henry, pilot, 22. 919. 
 Ruark, Jas., in militia, 22. 358. 
 Ruark, Nicholas, in militia, 22. 340. 
 Rubsamer, , to teach N. 0. com. 
 
 how to make saltpetre, 10. 537. 
 Ruby, sloop, dealings with, 7. 170, 171, 
 
 175. 
 released, 7. 168e, 183. 
 seized, 7. vii. 
 Rucker, Constable & Co., 21. 146, 510. 
 buy state tobacco, 20. 136, 208, 207, 
 
 274, 407, 451, 453, 635, 636, 639-641. 
 
 645, 660, 674, 675, 679, 680, 687, 
 
 698-700, 717, 725, 726, 728, 729, 734, 
 
 737-740, 754; 21. 394; ship tea to 
 
 N. C, 20. 702. 
 Thomas on tobacco contracts of, 22. 
 
 809. 
 Ruckman, Richard, imported, 1. 650. 
 Rud, Burlington, land grant to, 4. 950. 
 Rudd, Burlingham, a prisoner, 5. 1083. 
 Rudd, Burlingham, regulator, 8. 80. 
 Rudd, John, Sr., pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Rudder, , prisoner, 16. 673. 
 
 Rudder, Lt., leather to, 14. 431. 
 Ruddick, Col., license to, 6. 290. 
 Ruddle, Cornelius, act for land to, 24. 
 
 629-30. 
 killed, 20, 692, 722 : 22. 683. 
 land grant to, 19. 572. 
 Rudeseele, Michel, in militia, 22. 281. 
 Rudgesly's Mill. See Rugeley's Mills, 
 
 S. C. 
 Rudisill, Phillip, in militia, 22. 281. 
 Rudolf, Josiah, petitions for Windsor 
 
 as C. H., 9. 804-805. 
 Rudolf, Phillip, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-9. 
 Rudolph, Capt., 22. 93. 
 Rudolph, Tobias, 9. 1234. 
 Rudson, Chamberlin, enlists soldiers, 
 
 11. 811. 
 Rue. See Rew. 
 
 Rue, Chas., army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Rue, Jas., in militia, 22. 385. 
 Rue, John, land grant to, 4. 896. 
 Rue, Matthew, petition on separation, 
 
 22. 705-8. 
 Rueckhert, Rev. John Michael, li- 
 censed, 8. 775. 
 Ruff, Henry, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Ruff, Robt., army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Ruffen, Robert, juror, 4. 521. 
 Ruffen, Samuel I, .iuror, 4. 521. 
 Ruffen, Wm., juror, 4. 522. 
 Ruffin, Capt., 15. 716. 
 Ruffin, Capt., 22. 583. 
 Ruffin, Capt., takes tory horses, 14. 
 
 713, 
 Ruffin, Maj., joins Howe at Norfolk, 
 
 10. 365, 
 Ruffin, Etheldred, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 act for him to collect tax, 25. 111-12; 
 
 to visit bridge in, 24. 310-11. 
 bill to empower, &c., 21. 762, 801, 
 
 912, 915, 944, 948, 963; to vest 
 
 bridge, 13. 846, 851, 859, 939, 950, 
 
 954. 
 boundary and building coms'r, 24. 
 
 290-1. 
 contests election, 13. 808; 18. 818. 
 
KUFFIi^, EOBEET 
 
 470 
 
 KUSS, HEZEKIAH 
 
 dist. auditor, 24. 423. 
 Ruffin, Robert, land grant to, 4. 601, 
 
 619, 643. 
 Ruffin, Sam'l, a J. P., 23. 993. 
 allowance to, 22. 842. 
 builds bridge, 13. 846, 851, 859, 939, 
 
 950, 954 ; 24. 310. 
 debts due by, 8. 278-279. 
 in assem., 6. 855, 864, 895, 909, 935. 
 Ruffin, Samuel, land grants to, 4. 761. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 626. 
 Ruffin, Wm., witness, 6. 981. 
 Ruffin, Wm„ Jr., quit rents of, 22. 248. 
 Ruffins, 15. 626. 
 
 Rugeley's, S. C, 14. 555, 568, 599; 17. 
 1029. 
 Br. leave, 22. 777 ; post at, 1 5. 369. 
 Rugeley's (Rugely's) Mills, S. C, 14. 
 
 586 ; 1 5. 51. 52, 53, 54, 267. 
 Rugely, Col. (Br.), 15. 269, 270. 
 attacked by Morgan and Washington, 
 
 15. 307. 
 invades N. C, 15. 261. 
 Ruine, David, regulator, 7. 737. 
 Ruir, Adam, takes oath, 22. 172. 
 Ruis, Juan, prisoner, 22. 268. 
 Ruiter, Christian, boundary coms'r, 
 
 23. 907. 
 Rukes, Merideth, deserter, 16. 660. 
 Rule, Jas., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Rules and methods of courts, 23. 260-1, 
 
 264 ; 25. 280-2. 
 Rules for conv. of 1788, 22. 7, 8-9, 
 
 40-1. 
 Rules of assembly, 8. 479ft-4796; 17. 
 
 267-268, 282, 283; 18. 4-6, 229-230. 
 Rulfe, Cornelius, a J. P., 4. 895. 
 
 See also Relph, Cornelius. 
 Rum, act limiting price repealed, 1. 
 219 ; on price of, 25. 137. 
 bill for duty on, 4. 837, 841, 842, 843 ; 
 to print laws, 4. 857, 858, 859, 860, 
 861, 862. 
 chief support of N. C, 2. 761. 
 effects on Indian's, 7. 110. 
 impressed, 19. 668. 
 in N. C, 1. 764, 765, 769, 770. 
 not to' be kept in capital town, 1 . 239. 
 seized for duty, 5. 903-904. 
 supplied to prisoners, 15. 418. 
 See also Tjiquors. 
 Rumbough, Jno., in militia, 22. 326. 
 Rumer, Corns, army rank, 16. 1143. 
 Rumly, Edwat, in militia, 22. 428. 
 Rumsey, John, 24. 930. 
 Rumsey, Wm., buys at Martin sale, 
 22. 884, 886. 
 
 Runaway servants and slaves, act on, 
 23. 62-66, 197-201; 24. 220-1. 
 die fromi hunger, 1. 514, 517. 
 from Va., 1. 513, 514, 515, 516-517, 
 
 798. 
 go to N. C, 1. 527, 757. 
 harbored, 1 . 536, 541 ; in charter 
 govts, 1. 631. 
 
 Runax, Robert, land grant to, 4. 952, 
 961. 
 
 Rundall, Robert, to Newcastle on a 
 proposed charter, 3. 498-499. 
 
 Rundelson, Andrew, coms'r on lot, 24. 
 296. 
 
 Rundie, Cornelius, killed, 20. 722. 
 
 Rundle, Richard, to value houses, 10. 
 345. 
 
 Runnals, George, petitions for division 
 of Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Runnals, Jos., army rank, 16. 1142. 
 
 Runnels, Ephm, army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 Runnels, Henry, in militia, 22. 418. 
 
 Runnels, Samuel, arms to, 14. 400. 
 
 Runnery, Anderson, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 Runnills, Christ, in militia, 22. 341. 
 
 Runnymede, 6. iii. 
 
 Rupel, David, pay to, 22. 1014. 
 
 Rupert, Prince, at Board of Trade 
 meeting, 1. 284, 300. 
 
 Rupp, I. Daniel, quoted on Germans in 
 Pa., 8. 729. 
 
 Rusal. See Russell. 
 
 Rusal, George, suit against, 10. 433. 
 
 Rusdon, Sam I, in militia, 22. 162. 
 
 Rusell, Jno., in militia, 22. 322. 
 
 Rush, Dr., 22. 622. 
 
 Rush, Lieut., on board of rearrange- 
 ment, 16. 575. 
 
 Rush, Absalom, army ranlc, 16. 1149. 
 
 Rush, Benj., land grant asked, 4. 707. 
 
 Rush, Benj., secures pardon of Hus- 
 band, 8. XXV. 
 
 Rush, Daniel, suit against, 10. 433. 
 
 Rushe drill, 15. 591. 
 
 Rushen, Mark, regulator, 7. 809. 
 
 Rusher, Jacob, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 Rushworm, Wm., army rank, 16. 1143. 
 rank settled, 15. 700. 
 recommended for promotion, 1 1 . 716. 
 resigns as lieut, 11. 788. 
 
 Rusle. See Russell. 
 
 Rusle, Josy, asks pardon for Fruit, 
 9. 93-94. 
 
 Russ, Chas., army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 Russ, David, boundary coms'r, 24. 8.39. 
 
 Russ, Dick, hanged, 22. 839. 
 
 Russ, George, lieut, 10. 945. 
 
 Russ, Hezekiah, allowance to, 22. 839. 
 
EUSS, JOHN 
 
 471 
 
 EUSSELL, JOHN 
 
 Russ, J no., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 Russ, John, land grant to, 4. 56, 336, 
 704, 1033. 
 
 Russ, John, Jr., land grant to, 4. 1043. 
 
 Russ, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 
 Russ, Thos., building coms'r, 24. 942. 
 
 Russ, Thos., road coms'r, 23. 221. 
 
 Russal, John, land grant to, 4. 334. 
 
 Russel, Capt., 14. 150, 152, 174. 
 
 Russel, Andrew, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 Russel, Eleoner, asks for reprieve, 4. 
 617. 
 
 Russel, George, Watauga to be an- 
 nexed, 10. 708-710. 
 
 Russel, James, asks pardon for regu- 
 lators, 9. 98-99. 
 
 Russel, Jas., in militia, 22. 397. 
 
 Russel, James, in militia, 22. 413. 
 
 Russel, Jas., in militia, 22. 473. 
 
 Russel, James, land grant to, 4. 593. 
 
 Russel, James, petition for division of 
 Orange Co., 9. 809-810. 
 
 Russel, John, asks pardon for regula- 
 tors, 9. 98-99. 
 
 Russel, John, asks relief from church 
 tax, 9. 95-96. 
 
 Russel, John, bill for town on lands of, 
 9. 726, 774. 
 lands fit for town site, 6. 816. 
 
 Russel, John, church coms'r, 25. 245. 
 
 Russel, John, killed, 22. 96. 
 
 Russel, Luke, in militia, 22. 323. 
 
 Russel, Luke, in militia, 22. 324. 
 
 Russel, Luke, land grant to, 4. 829. 
 
 Russel, Moses, petition on separation, 
 22. 705-12. 
 
 Russel, Rob., asks pardon for regula- 
 tors, 9. 98-99. 
 
 Russel, Robt., in militia, 22. 397. 
 
 Russel, Sam'l, petition, 20. 577. 
 
 Russel, W., to Caswell on affairs in 
 Hyde Co., 14. 135-136. 
 
 Russel, Wm., a J. P., 9. 293. 
 
 Russel, Willis, in militia, 22. 393. 
 
 Russel, the, sails to Charleston, 15. 
 324. 
 
 Russell. See Rusal, Rusell, Rusle, 
 Eussal, Russel, Russill, Russle. 
 
 Russell, , Christian to on visits to 
 
 Cherokees, 10. 901-902, 912, 951. 
 
 Russell, Mr., site of Campbellton prop- 
 erty of, 15. 210. 
 
 Russell, Adj., officer of the day, 15. 
 430. 
 
 Russell, Col., field officer, 12. 533. 
 on court martial, 12. 542. 
 to command 10th Va. reg't, 1 2. 530. 
 
 Russell, Lt. Col., enlists troops, 10. 
 839. 
 names Ft. Patrick Henry, 10. 837. 
 on court martial, 12. 534. 
 Russell, Major, army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Russell (Russel), Alexander, aslcs par- 
 don for Welborn, 9. 26-27. 
 asks pardon for Hunter, 9. 86-87. 
 claim, i9. 488. 
 Russell, Benj., canal coms'r, 25. 50. 
 
 C. H. coms'r, 25. 113. 
 Russell, Bryce, Jr., petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Russell, Bryce, Sr., petition on separa- 
 tion, 22. 705-12. 
 Russell, Cornelius, exempted, 6. 807. 
 Russell, Geo., 19. 121. 
 a J. P., 11. 653; 23. 995; coms'r on 
 building, 24. 142 ; on town, 24. 
 309. 
 on Tryon S. C, 10. 120, 162, 247. 
 Russell, Geo., petition for wife of, 16. 
 69; 19. 40, 41. 
 property of restored to his wife, 16. 
 
 162, 175. 
 resolve in favor of, 19. 121. 
 Russell, Habakkuk, land grant to, 4. 
 
 965, 1043. 
 Russell, Jas., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Russell, John, act for town on lands of, 
 23. 592 ; 25. 470-2. 
 bill for town on estate of, 6. 820-821, 
 857, 865, 874, 880, 883, 891, 924- 
 925, 937, 938, 947, 948, 953 ; 9. 726, 
 774; to amend act for town on 
 lands of, 7. 563, 591, 598, 601, 604, 
 629, 635, 637, 639 ; 8. 295, 296, 297, 
 325-326, 332, 336, 340, 349, 366, 393, 
 438, 477, 479, 523. 
 Russell, John, act for town on lands of, 
 23. 592 ; 25. 470-2. 
 bill for town on lands of, 6. 820-821, 
 857, 865, 874, 880, 883, 891, 924- 
 925, 937, 938, 947, 948, 953 ; 9. 726, 
 774 ; to amend act for town on lands 
 of, 7. 563, 591, 598, 601, 604, 629, 
 635, 637, 639 ; 8. 295, 296, 297, 325- 
 .320, 332, 336, 340, 349, 366, 393, 438, 
 477, 479, 523. 
 Russell, John, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Russell, Jno., army rank, 16. 1145. 
 Russell, John, deposition examined, 3. 
 
 248. 
 Russell, John, exchanged, 22, 958. 
 Russell, John, land grant to, 4. 761, 
 766, 851. 
 rights proved, 4. 759. 
 
EUSSELL, JOHN 
 
 472 
 
 KUSTULL, EICHAED 
 
 Russell, John, pay to, 22. 489. 
 Russell, John, payment to, 22. 457. 
 Russell, John, report on reg't of, 5. 163. 
 Russell, John, resurvey to, 7. 120. 
 Russell, John, takes oath, 22. 169. 
 Russell, Major, in army, 13. 519. 
 Russell, Malachl, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1196. 
 Russell, Mary, property restored to, 
 
 16. 162, 175. 
 Russell, Mark, petitions against im- 
 provements, 21. 110, 760, 766, 916, 
 936. 
 Russell (Rassel), Matthew, petition, 
 
 18. 29, 258-259, 261. 
 Russell, Mitchell, in militia, 22. 342. 
 Russell, Peter, in militia, 22. 342. 
 Russell (Rustull, Rustall), Richard, a 
 J. P., 3. 244. 
 deposition against Lovick, 3. 222. 
 in assembly, 3. 267, 269, 270, 273, 275, 
 285, 289, 305, 306, 307, 312, 313. 
 Russell, Richard, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Russell, Robert, petition on rent, 9. 
 
 46-47. 
 Russell, Rofat., takes oath, 22. 179. 
 Russell, Samuel, petition, 21. 139, 153. 
 Russell, Thos., estate administered on, 
 
 2. 68. 
 Russell, Thos., in militia, 22. 391. 
 Russell, Thomas, juror, 4. 520. 
 Russell, Thos., Jr., in militia, 22. 392. 
 Russell, Urias, army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Russell, W., to Nash on Hyde Co. draft, 
 
 15. 22. 
 Russell, W. (?), to Sumner on soldiers' 
 
 lands, 16. 587-588. 
 Russell, Wm., a J. P., 23. 994. 
 Russell, Wm., act for town on lands 
 of, 23. 592; 25. 470-2. 
 bill for town on lands of, 6. 820-821, 
 857, 865, 874, 880, 883, 891, 924- 
 925, 937, 938, 947, 948, 953; 9. 726, 
 774 ; to amend act for town on 
 lands of, 7. 563, 591, 598, 601, 604, 
 629, 635, 637, 639 ; 8. 295, 296, 297, 
 325-326, 332, 336, 340, 349, 366, 393, 
 438, 477, 479, 523. 
 land for town site, 6. 816. 
 Russell, Wm., army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Russell, Wm., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Russell, Wm., declines service. 22. 963. 
 Russell, Wm., exempted. 7. .'"i75. 
 Russell, Wm., in assembly, 12. 2. 18, 
 41, 53, 59, 140, 166, 181, 184, 185, 
 186, 192, 193, 201, 219, 549, 557, 
 573, 616, 628, 632, 633; 13. 532, 
 
 533, 553, 573, 846, 859, 883, 894, 
 
 898. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 914, 960. 
 on com. of assembly, 1 2. 322, 572 ; 
 
 13. 867. 
 
 to procure arms, 10. 525. 
 Russell, Wm., in assem., 19. 718. 
 Russell, Wm., in militia, 22. 315. 
 Russell, Wm., in militia, 9. 1050. 
 Russell, Wm., juror, 2. 265. 
 
 law suits, 2. 104. 
 Russell, Wm., land grant to, 4. 594. 
 Russell, Wm., major, 10. 206, 531. 
 Russell, Wm., prisoner, 16. 671. 
 Russell, Wm., takes bond as J. P., 9. 
 
 1004-1005. 
 Russell, Wm., vestryman, 25. 267. 
 Russell (parole), 12. 487. 
 Russell's fort, 22. 128. 
 Russet, John, land grant to, 4. 619, 
 
 952. 
 Russett, Habakkuck, land grant to, 4. 
 
 962. 
 Russia, 16. 921, 923. 
 
 alliance with France ment'd, S. 869. 
 
 at war, 21. 464. 
 
 emperor and empress offer mediation, 
 ■ 15. 491, 519. 
 
 empress calls a European congress, 
 
 14. 709; promises mediation, 15. 
 339; mediation by refused, 15. 588. 
 
 English trade with, 2. 628. 
 neutrality of, 14. 589. 
 Russians, said to be in King's pay, 
 
 10. 73. 
 Russill. See Russell. 
 Russill, Richard, a .T. P., 2. 459, 526. 
 Russle, Mickell, kills cat, 22. 339. 
 Rust, Wm., juror, 4. 524. 
 Rustal, Richard, a J. P., 4. 46, 330. 
 Rustall, Richard, to examine public ac- 
 counts, 4. 395. 
 Rustel, Richard, act to incorporate 
 
 land of into town, and coms'r and 
 
 treasurer, 25. 206-9. 
 offers to resign as treasurer, 4. 403, 
 
 404. 
 Rustel I, Jas., in militia, 22. 342. 
 Rustell (Russell?), Richard, a J. P., 
 
 3. 537. 
 vestryman, 25. 208. 
 Ruster, David, army pay, 17. 244. 
 Rustill, Richard, Sr., a J. P., 4. 712. 
 RustuI (Russell?), Richard, surety, 3. 
 
 593. 
 Rustull, Richard, act to pay, 25. 193-4. 
 Rustull, Rich., juror, 25. 190. 
 
EUSTULL, EICHAED 
 
 473 EUTHEEFOED,GEIFFITH 
 
 Rustull (Russell?), Richard, register of 
 
 admiralty ct., 3. 406, 407. 
 Rutcliffe, John, land grant to, 4. 1046. 
 Rutgers, Peter, report on company of, 
 
 22. 322-3. 
 Ruth, Joseph, released, 14. 461. 
 Ruthan, John, soldier, 14. 125. 
 Ruther, Aaron, army pay, 17. 243. 
 
 Rutherford, , pillager, 16. 248. 
 
 Rutherford, Mr., 15. 410. 
 Rutherford, Mr., prisoner, 10. 486. 
 Rutherford, Mr., to make inquiry for 
 
 books, 16. 249-250. 
 Rutherford, Capt., parades Salisbury 
 with militia, 8. 520. 
 ready to oppose regulators, 8. 535. 
 Rutherford, Col., 16. 538. 
 report on regt, 22. 314. 
 Rutherford, Col. (Br.), loyalist, 10. 
 508. 
 prisoner, 14. 463, 826; 15. 168. 
 Rutherford, Maj., killed, 15. 638. 
 
 reports on Br., 14. 606. 
 Rutherford, Mr. (G. or J.?), horse 
 
 given to, 8. 675. 
 Rutherford, Griffith, 10. 666, 668, 827, 
 830, 838; 11. xvii, 763-764; 12. 
 609, 861; 13. 293, 294, 352; 14. 
 48. 59, 211. 247, .263, 523, 525, 
 536, 544; 15. vii, 6; 16. 149, 592; 
 17. 631; 19. 957, 963, 964, 983, 
 971; 20. 263, 332. 548, 582; 21. 
 324, 392, 409, 410, 1060, 1071; 22. 
 107, 108, 113, 121, 125, 126, 127, 
 128, 134, 204, 743, 748, 940. 
 a 3. P., 23. 994. 
 
 act to collect taxes, 23. 857 ; to ex- 
 tend time of settlement as sheriff, 
 25. 520-1. 
 advises retreat before regulators, 8. 
 
 608. 
 agrees to disgorge fees, 8. 521-522. 
 aids against Scovillites, 10. xi ; 22. 
 
 730. 
 allowed to march to S. C, 15. 25, 26. 
 and battle of Briar Creek, 14. 40, 54. 
 and Briar Creek battle, 14. 271, 276, 
 
 278, 282, 284. 
 appoints Graham captain and major, 
 
 and orders to, 19. 965, 966. 
 Armstrong to on public affairs, 16. 
 
 538-539. 
 army of disbanded, 16. 481. 
 arrests Kimbrough, 19. 931; Tories, 
 
 14. 870, 871, 872. 
 at Camden, 19. 995. 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 at Raft Swamp, 19. 991. 
 
 at Ramsour's, 19. 996. 
 
 attacks Bryant, 19. 968, 982-983,984, 
 
 989; S. C. Tories, 15. 179. 
 bill to enable him to collect taxes, 9. 
 Ill, 116, 121, 135, 155, 159, 170, 
 183, 188, 189, 221, 254. 
 blacklists Tories, 17. 145. 
 bloodthirsty against Tories, 16. 966. 
 boundary coms'r, 23. 842, 845, 907. 
 brigadier gen. of militia, 10. 530, 
 
 552, 563; 12. 100, 103, 109. 
 building coms'r, 23. 825. 
 Burke to on Indian expedition, 16. 
 
 512-513; on Tories, 16. 541. 
 campaign against Gherokees, 19. 971, 
 
 975, 977-978. 
 Caswell to on cannon, 20. 601 ; on 
 command and movement of troops, 
 13. 297-298; on movement of 
 troops to S. G., and answer, 13. 
 267-269, 276-277, 317-318; on pro- 
 visions for troops, 14. 168-169, 170. 
 chairman com. of whole, 1 3. 868. 
 character, 15. 276. 
 Christian to on Cherokee campaign, 
 
 10. 751-752. 
 claims, 9. 591; allowed, 8. 382, 475, 
 
 476; 22. 820, 827, 844. 
 colonel, 10. 206, 355; 11. x. 
 coms'r on capitol, 1 8. 204 ; on con- 
 fiscated property, 16. 148, 167, 169, 
 175; 19. 119, 122, 123. 
 condition, 15. 370. 
 conduct in New Hanover, 16. 496. 
 confiscates horses of Tories, 15. 592. 
 council of safety to on Indians and 
 
 lead, 11. 303-304. 
 debts due by, 8. 280-281. 
 defeats tories, 14. xiii, xiv; and no. 
 troops under, 14. 867; 15. 252, 
 250. 205. 
 denounced by Johnston, 1 1 . 504. 
 expedition down Cape Fear, 22. 731. 
 extra time for settling accounts, 21. 
 
 141. 
 gives salt to soldiers, 22. 602. 
 goes against Cberokees, 10. xv. 683, 
 689, 703, 704, 713, 758, 787, 860-861, 
 882, 883. 892, 922, 978 ; 11. xiv, xvi, 
 xvii ; 22. 730 ; against Scovillites, 
 10, 340-1; 11. xiv, 264, 273; 
 against regulators, 7. xxx. 
 Graham quartermaster for, 13. 902, 
 903, 910 ; to on Indian troubles, 22. 
 778. 
 has no tents, 15. 18. 
 holds prisoners, 15. 11. 
 impowered to raise troops against 
 
EUTHEEFOED, GEIFFITH 474 EUTHEEFOED, GEIFFITH 
 
 Oherokees, 12. 103-104. 
 
 in assembly, 7. 315, 322, 342, 343, 350, 
 354, 381, 387, 398, 567, 599, 600, 
 626, 633, 634, 895, 903, 904, 911, 
 929, 930, 941, 945, 954, 955, 958, 
 963; 8. 99, 103, 107, 127, 137, 147, 
 290, 300, 301, 304, 310, 311, 824, 
 326, 330, 334, 335, 338, 340, 341, 342, 
 343, 347, 385, 386, 422, 423, 430, 
 444, 448, 463, 465, 466; 9. 114, 115, 
 137, 139, 144, 147, 148, 149, 165, 
 166, 170, 171, 172, 173, 178, 180, 201, 
 223, 384, 389, 396, 401, 409, 417, 
 418, 422, 427, 448, 449, 461, 463, 
 475, 493, 498, 499, 505, 519, 520, 
 530, 533, 535, 540, 543, 549, 582, 588, 
 720, 734, 762, 766, 878, 890, 902, 
 931, 939, 952, 1189; 12. 2, 3, 4, 14, 
 41, 49, 50, 53, 58, 60, 79, 149, 175, 
 177, 179, 180, 181, 186, 201, 219, 
 252, 549, 565, 572, 593, 622, 626, 
 633, 766, 794, 804-805; 13. 624, 
 736, 753, 761, 763, 769, 825, 855, 
 859, 863, 865, 868, 873, 883, 894, 
 898; 17. 134, 287, 322. 380; 18. 2, 
 3, 4, 11, 14, 18, 23, 24, 28, 34, 55, 
 59, 60, 61, 65, 69, 70, 74, 76, 78, 82, 
 87, 90, 91, 106, 108, 111, 112, 120, 
 134, 135, 136, 137, 154, 156, 160, 161, 
 171, 172, 184, 185, 200, 204, 209, 
 212, 287, 809, 814; 19. 129, 130, 
 131, 132, 134, 138, 149, 150, 151, 
 164, 168, 172, 174, 184, 192, 193, 
 194, 201, 204, 205, 207, 215, 216, 
 220, 221, 223, 224, 226, 227, 228, 
 229, 236, 239, 247, 249, 251, 267, 
 268, 283, 294, 332, 335, 338, 351, 
 360, 549, 552, 559, 578, 583, 603, 
 610, 650, 677 ; 20. 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 
 21, 22, 25, 27, 28, 31, 34. 38, 89, 40, 
 46, 49, 50, 53, 59, 61, 67, 68, 69, 70, 
 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 81, 82, 83, 89, 
 97, 102. 
 
 in conv. 1788, 22. 11, l.". 26, 27, 81, 
 35. 
 
 In C. of State, 16. 90, 95; 18. 114, 
 340; 19. 57, 59; 21. 886, 408, 412, 
 703, 712, 7] 7, 778, 818, 821, 826, 
 935, 987, 991, 996. 
 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1170, 1180, 1181; 
 10. 501, 502, 523, 915, 916, 960. 
 
 in vestry, 8. 206. 
 
 Indians visit, 15. 705. 
 
 instructions to and actions of in 
 Cherokee campaign. 11. 814, 316, 
 317, 318-19, 820, 828-9, 333, 334, 387, 
 348, 344, 346, 349, 350, 351, 852, 
 354-356. 
 
 juror, 10. 2, 3; 22. 508. 
 
 lacks surgeon, 22. 777. 
 
 lays Cherokee valley waste, 10. 845. 
 
 leader, 18. iv, v. 
 
 lends public money, 19. 648-649. 
 
 letter on Dunn ment'd, 14. 862; on 
 Indians quoted, 1 1 . 313 ; on Mc- 
 Dowell case, 19. 64. 
 
 location, 13. xii, xiii, xiv; 14. xiii, 
 xiv; 15. 259, 265, 512. 
 
 makes prisoners, 16. 180. 
 
 marches to S. C, 15. 363. 
 
 Martin to on judgment against confis- 
 cated estates, 16. 464-465. 
 
 memorial and account of, 20. 54 ; 
 considered, 17. 343, 361. 
 
 militia of gleans countr.v, 15. 18. 
 
 money charged to, 1 9. 690 ; from, 
 
 21. 1066. 
 
 Jloore to on Cherokee campaign, 10. 
 895-898. 
 
 movements, 14. 515, 516; 15. 655; 
 19. 975, 982; 22. 130, 134, 137, 
 144, 146, 149, 152 ; to join Caswell, 
 15. 10. 
 
 nom. for gov., 16. 958; 19. 136, 244; 
 for surveyor, 1 9. 690 ; for treas- 
 urer, 18. 174, 397. 
 
 number of troops under, 1 1 . 338. 
 
 offers bill for Franklin State, 20. 
 642 ; to go to aid of Charleston, 
 15. 831, 332. 
 
 on claims com., 22. 853, 878. 879. 
 
 on com. of assembly, 7. 345, 571 ; 8. 
 Ill, 112, 118, 309, 317; 9. 106, 141, 
 381, 493, 838, 884, 1198; 12. 3, 4, 
 10, 11, 12, 17, 28, 114, 115, 189, 102, 
 181, 251, 206, 267. 270. 802, 324, 
 437, 552, 553, O.^iO. 767, 769, 778, 
 779, 780, 788, 7S0. 791, 824. 826, 
 839, 851; 13. 739, 748, 770, 771, 
 700, 826, 830, 835, 846, 847, 856, 
 875, 915, 921, 930, 940, 968; 17. 
 2a8. 291, 305, 813, 316, 322. 329, 
 333, 360, 364, 880, 899; 18. 4, 9, 
 
 22, 33, 34, 36, 40, 41, 42, 47, 56, 71, 
 74, 76, 94, 121, 150. 159, 178, 186, 
 187, 190, 237, 202, 271, 274, 306, 
 329, 346, 371, 383, 400. 
 
 on com. of Pi-ov. Cong., 10. xxiii, 502, 
 504, 505, 507, 519, 522, 541, 543, 
 555, 569, 572, 918, 919, 924, 935, 
 945, 965. 
 
 on com. to inquire into conduct of 
 loyalists. 10. 594-608. 
 
 on court martial of Ashe, 14. 276. 
 
 on S. C. of Salisbury Dist, 10. 215. 
 
 on Rowan com. of secrecy, 10. 312. 
 
KUTHEEFOED, GEIFFITH 475 EUTHEEFOED, JAMES 
 
 on Rowan S. C, 10. 252, 253, 254, 
 279, 280, 309. 
 
 on service, 13. 7346. 
 
 ordered toward S. C, 13. x, xi, xii. 
 
 orders arrest of Auston, 10. 667. 
 
 orders to, 16. 272. 
 
 out of assembly, 17. 171. 
 
 payments to, 9. 570; 22. 1015; to 
 square account, 10. 983. 
 
 petition, 20. 573, 580. 
 
 petition to ment'd. 1 1 . 609. 
 
 powder to, 10. 728 : 1 1. 321, 327, 329. 
 
 prisoner, 16. v; 19. 902; 22. 116, 
 119, 1008 ; at Camden, 15. 271, 385 ; 
 in St. Augustine, 15. 392. 
 
 provisions for, 13. 906. 
 
 puts Mills in jail, 10. 610. 
 
 raises recruits for S. C, 15. "684. 
 
 receives and settles for salt accounts, 
 12. 652, 763. 
 
 receives cattle of Buie, 18. 203. 
 
 refuses arms to Collier, 16. 204. 
 
 reinforcements to, 10. 694; 11. 335. 
 
 reports from ment'd, 14. 861; on 
 accounts of, 17. 380, 386; on men 
 in Salisbury District, 11. xii ; on 
 reg't of, 5. 161 ; to be made on 
 brigade of, 1 3. 322 ; on Cherokee 
 war, 1 1 . 393 ; on Indian outrages 
 and to embody troops, 22. 912-13 ; 
 on public claims, 8. 141-143 ; on 
 scarcity of grain, 14. 332; on 
 troubles in Burke, 14. x, 321. 
 
 resigns as J. P., 1 7. 294 ; 20. 22. 
 
 returns made to, 13. 316, 317; of 
 drafts under, 14. 874; of militia 
 under, 22. iv. 
 
 road coms'r, 23. 754. 920. 
 
 salt to be delivered to, 10. 682. 
 
 sends no talks to Indians, 1 1 . 608. 
 
 sends prisoners east, 1 1 . 392 ; to Hal- 
 ifax, 11. 415. 
 
 sends troops against tbe Overhills, 
 1 1. xvi. 
 
 sent south, 14. v. 
 
 serves in S. C, 14. iv. 
 
 should march against tories. 10. 664. 
 
 skirmishes with, 22. 211. 238. 
 
 son defeats tories, 15. 265. 
 
 takes arms and ammunition, 16. 
 193. 
 
 takes deposition, 8. 608. 
 
 takes field against Tarleton, 1 7. 1040. 
 
 takes Kimbrough prisoner, 22. 612. 
 
 takes no troops to S. C. from Wash- 
 ington District and reason, 1 3. xi. 
 
 takes troops in S. C, 10. xi. 
 
 threatens Br., 15. 50. 
 
 to attack Indians, 11. 339. 
 
 to attend election on Yadkin, 10. 
 312. 
 
 to be ordered to S. C, 15. 350. 
 
 to Caswell on aid to S. C. and land 
 grants, 15. 340-341; on concentra- 
 tion of troops, &c,, 1 3. 252 ; on In- 
 dian trouble, 22. 754-5 ; on the 
 movement of troops and Indian af- 
 fairs, and answer, 14. 161-162, 175- 
 176 ; on the movement to S. C, 1 3. 
 282-283 ; on movements of troops in 
 S. O. and Ga. enlistments, &c., 14. 
 20-22 ; on returns of troops, 1 1 . 
 563-564; on threatened Indian out- 
 break, 1 1 . 372 ; on tories in Burke 
 Co., &c., 14. 132-133. 
 
 to Christian on Cherokee expedition, 
 10. 650-651. 
 
 to Council of Safety on Cherokee ex- 
 pedition, 10. 651-652, 662, 669; on 
 Cherokee expedition, 1 0. 788-789 ; 
 on Cherokee outrages, 10. 726-727. 
 
 to deliver guns, 13. 763-764. 
 
 to discharge frontier militia, 12. 
 159, 328. 
 
 to furnish powder, 10. 633; supplies 
 and guard to Indians, 22. 930. 
 
 to Gates on blockade of Charleston, 
 14. 496; on Br. movements in S. 
 C, 14. 825-826; on movements of 
 Br., 14. 514-515. 
 
 to make arms, 10. 354. 
 
 to march against Cherokees, 10. 680. 
 
 to Nash on money, 14. 843. 
 
 to raise troops, 14. 829. 
 
 to superintend press, 1 7. 413, 415 ; 
 20. 100, 103. 
 
 troops under, 19. 995; short, 13. 339. 
 
 Williamson to on Cherokee expedi- 
 tion, 10. 745-748. 
 
 withdraws flag, 16. 255. 
 
 wounded and captured at Camden, 
 14. XV ; 22. 523, 524. 
 Rutherford, Mrs. Griffith, 16. 538, 
 
 539. 
 Rutherford, Isaac, letter from ment'd, 
 
 22. 577. 
 Rutherford, J., a J. P., 6. 775. 
 Rutherford, James, a J. P., 6. 764. 
 Rutherford, James, a J. P., 22. 445. 
 Rutherford, James, colonel of militia, 
 
 22. 413. 
 Rutherford, James, in Indian war, 10. 
 
 759. 
 Rutherford, Jas., in militia, 22. 473. 
 Rutherford, James, ordered to raise 
 
EUTHEKFORD, JAMES 
 
 476 
 
 EUTHERFOED, JOHl^ 
 
 troops against regulators, 8. 700, 
 708. 
 Rutherford, James, son of G. B., 22. 
 
 113. 
 Rutherford, James, time for survey 
 
 extended, 5. 812. 
 Rutherford, James, warrant to, 8. 709. 
 Rutherford, John, 9. 697; 10. 452. 
 Rutherford, John, 15. 635. 
 Rutherford, John, account of quit 
 rents ment'd, 5. 23 ; with Jos. An- 
 derson, 5. 939, 941. 
 
 administration letters granted to, 5. 
 177. 
 
 advises pardon for regulators, 8. 
 648-649. 
 
 allows stopping of payment to An- 
 derson's estate, 5. 954-955. 
 
 and Cherokee boundary, 7. 504, 508, 
 738, 853, 995, 998, 1000. 
 
 and Murray, case against Dobbs, 5. 
 935-960. 
 
 appointed attorney for Burrington, 
 Jr., 6. 277-278; to supreme com- 
 mand against regulators and or- 
 ders, 22. 873-6. 
 
 asks salary for council, 9. 375-376. 
 
 at council of war, 7. 842. 
 
 attorney for Frankland, 6. 550-551 ; 
 for Whitehead, 6. 717-718. 
 
 bond as commissioner to sign and 
 stamp debenture bills, 9. 72, 73. 
 
 bond to as receiver general, 5. 438- 
 439. 
 
 Board of Trade recommends suspen- 
 sion, 5. 957-958 ; on suspension of, 
 5. 959-960. 
 
 called to task for letter, 5. 821-822, 
 826. 
 
 certifies on payments, 5. 828. 
 
 chairman com. of whole, 6. 1226. 
 
 character, 5. 145. 
 
 claims allowed, 9. 129, 205, 214, 220 ; 
 for S. O. survey, 9. 302. 
 
 commands troops against Regula- 
 tors, 7. 828. 
 
 commission as member of council, 
 11. 115, 117; as receiver gen., 6. 
 755-757. 
 
 commissioner of Ft. Johnston, 4. 
 12.J5 ; to examine pilots, 23. 355 ; 
 to issue bills, 23. 850-1. 
 
 compiles rent roll, 8. 40. 
 
 deposition on confusion in northern 
 counties, 4. 1221, 1222. 
 
 difficulties in collecting quit rents, 5. 
 815. 
 
 Dobbs on answers given by, 5. 050- 
 
 954; proclamation against notes 
 of, 5. 955 ; to Bd. of Trade on con- 
 duct as receiver gen., 5. 945-948; 
 to Treasury on actions of, 5. 939- 
 943, 944, 945. 
 endorses Murray's private notes, 5. 
 
 943. 
 explanation and answer to certain 
 questions, 5. 935-939, 940, 944; of 
 dealings with Anderson considered, 
 5. 952. 
 favors court bill and character, 9. 
 
 973, 078. 
 finds difficulty in collecting quit 
 
 rents, 9. 606. 
 in assembly, 8. 455. 
 in council, 4. 1245-1252, 1253-1255, 
 1256-1274, 1315, 1319-1329; S. iii, 
 18, 29-30, 32-33, 34-35, 36-38, 44-53, 
 114ft, 146, 176-177, 217-219, 226-231, 
 262-271, 273-281, 490-492, 493, 494, 
 502-520, 653-654, 666-675, 814-817, 
 821-823, 825-827, 829-831, 834-835, 
 836-840, 841-843, 874-884, 1107; 8. 
 755-757, 759-799, 838-892, 1007-1013, 
 1014-1020, 1064-1067, 1071-1076, 
 1083-1087, 1089, 1092-1108, 1224- 
 1229, 1231-1257; 7. 4-7, 8-9, 10-31, 
 34-35, 37-38, 41-49, 50, 53-59, 105, 
 118-120, 133-137, 137, 160, 168, 187- 
 188, 227-232, 258-259, 273-279, 306- 
 341, 427-428, 449-454, 501-506, 523- 
 529, 532-535, 549-568, 672-676, 690, 
 702, 720-722, 730-731, 783, 784-785, 
 792-794, 850-851, 870-871, 872-874, 
 875-876, 883-884, 890-895, 896-924; 
 8. 105, 191-193, 199-201, 226, 249- 
 255, 262, 268-270, 272, 282-287, 292- 
 302, 347-384, 480-481, 490-493, 513, 
 623-626 ; 9. 3. 4, 52-53, 55-57, 66, 75, 
 78, 101-130, 228-2;^0, 372, 376-407, 
 410-420, 425-447, 594-596, 601-607, 
 706-733, 788-791, 830-874, 954-955, 
 981-983, 1018-1020, 1041, 1056, 1078- 
 1079, 11.32-1133, 11.36, 1144-1146, 
 1171, 1177-1178, 1207, 1211; 10. 38- 
 40. 
 in militia. 22. 306. 
 in Indian war, 10. 759. 
 in Regulator campaign, 8. 059; 19. 
 
 841. 
 .iudge chancery ct, 6. 1042. 
 land grant to, 4. 594, 1248 ; 7. 120. 
 letter ment'd, 8. 167; on quit rents, 
 
 discussed, 5. 647-648. 
 lieut. gen., 22. 870, 871. 
 makes agreement on Cherokee bound- 
 ary, 7. 469-471. 
 
EUTHEEFOED, JOHN 
 
 477 EUTHEEFOED, THOMAS 
 
 marries widow of Gov. Johnston, 5. 
 145. 
 
 memorials as Receiver General, 22. 
 876-8; considered by Board of 
 Trade, 5. 987, 988, 989; on collec- 
 tion of quit rents, 9. 602-604; on 
 difficulty of making rent roll and 
 answer of Atty Gen., 6. 1073-1076 ; 
 to Tryon on payment for rent roll, 
 7. 229-230. 
 
 notes of ment'd, 5. 988. 
 
 on arrears of quit rents, 7. 513. 
 
 on com. of assem., 5. 219, 220, 241, 
 654, 683, 685, 814, 823. 
 
 on com. of council, 6, 810, 819, 824, 
 840, 842, 860, 900&, 930, 1091, 1092, 
 1095, 1156, 1158, 1225, 1273 ; 7. 335, 
 552, 555, 572, 621, 665, 683, 898, 
 940; 8. 290; 9. 106, 138, 144, 382, 
 404, 434, 453, 493, 513, 712, 741, 
 745, 752, 1205. 
 
 on precedency in council, 8. 625-626. 
 
 on price of grain, 5. 32-33. 
 
 opposes inferior courts, 9. 822, 830. 
 
 orders to troops, 7. 834-838. 
 
 petition, 18. 178, 186-187, 189, 400, 
 417, 418. 
 
 petitions on issue of paper currency, 
 7. 681-683. 
 
 president of council, 7. 309, 335, 336, 
 337, 340, 385, 414, 423 ; 9. 130 ; 25. 
 513. 
 
 promoted It. gen., 7. 831, 833. 
 
 protests against locating capitol at 
 Newbern, 6. xxiv-xxv, 878-879. 
 
 quarrels with Dobbs, 6. xxxiv-xxxv. 
 
 questions on quit rents answered, 7. 
 135-137. 
 
 quoted on quit rent act, 9. 992; on 
 state of quit rents, 9. 260, 261. 
 
 receiver of quit rents, 5. 21 ; 8. 636. 
 
 receives notes for quit rents, 5. 822. 
 
 recommends exchequer ct., 5. 949 ; 
 McCartney, 9. 61-62. 
 
 reports as receiver general, 4. 1255 ; 
 on accounts as receiver gen., 9. 
 646, 647-655 ; on his accounts and 
 on quit rents, 8. 193, 195 ; on quit 
 rents, 5. 652; 8. 161-164; 9. 608- 
 610. 
 
 restored as receiver gen., 6. 621 ; to 
 council, 6. 558, 559, 626. 
 
 road coms'r, 23. 220, 910. 
 
 sells lands, 21. 149; slaves, 16. 256. 
 
 suspended as receiver gen. and coun- 
 cillor gen., 5. 827-8, 940; 6. 1015; 
 and reason, 5. 941-2, 946-7, 956, 
 957, 959. 
 
 suspension discussed, 6. 45, 57, 58. 
 
 takes deposition, 6. 1067. 
 
 takes oath, 8. 1087 ; as commissioner 
 
 on debenture bills, 9. 73. 
 time of survey extended, 5. 812. 
 to administer oath to Eegulators, 8. 
 
 586. 
 to Board of Trade on his suspension, 
 
 5. 956 ; on quit rents and paper 
 
 money, 5. 586-589. 
 to Granville on his suspension, 5. 
 
 958-959. 
 to Johnston on McCulloh grants, 8. 
 
 993-994. 
 to King on salary for council, 5. 760- 
 
 761. 
 to make out accounts, 5. 145. 
 to prepare representation on S. C. 
 
 boundary, 8. 770, 775-779. 
 to receive books of Allen, 7. 883. 
 Tiyon to on Cherokee boundary, 7. 
 
 460, 467, 468. 
 under influence of Murray, S. 953. 
 unfit to be receiver gen., 10. 245, 
 
 404; 11. 726. 
 will attend Cherokee survey, 7. 254. 
 witness, 6. 50. 
 Rutherford, Robt., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 168, 173. 
 juror, 9. 673, 675. 
 Rutherford, T., payment to, 13. 348. 
 Rutherford, T., register, 9. 298. 
 Rutherford, Thomas,iie. 256. 
 Rutherford, Thos., 20. 398. 
 Rutherford, Thos., army rank, 16. 
 
 1151. 
 Rutherford, Thomas, claims on S. C. 
 
 survey, 9. 302. 
 clerk, 9. 298; 22. 869. 
 colonel, 10. 207. 
 deputy sec'y to Tryon, 6. 1080 ; 7. 
 
 91, 118. 
 in assem., 9. 1188, 1189. 
 in Prov. Cong., 9. 1042, 1049, 1178, 
 
 1180, 1181; 10. 165, 167, 172, 500. 
 loyalist, 10. 595. 
 manifesto from on joining King, 10. 
 
 452. 
 on com. of assem., 9. 1197. 
 patents declared void, 7. 119-120. 
 payment to, 9. 649. 
 property confiscated, 1 9. 672 ; 24. 
 
 263, 424. 
 register, 9. 298. 
 reports on records, 6. 1017. 
 resurvey to, 6. 1085. 
 runs away from Moore's Creek, 1 1 . 
 
 290. 
 
EUTHEEFOED, THOMAS 478 EUTHEEFOED COUNTY 
 
 sent out of State as prisoner, 10. 
 
 545. 
 summons witnesses, 6. 999-1000. 
 
 • takes oath, 7. 168. 
 
 time of survey extended, 5. 812. 
 witness, 6. 1043. 
 
 Rutherford, Thos., in militia, 22. 413. 
 
 Rutherford, Thos., widow claims part 
 of estate, 21. 149-150. 
 
 Rutherford, Mrs. Thomas, 16. 256; 21. 
 149. 
 
 Rutherford, Wm., to Martin on land 
 ungranted, 9. 1021. 
 
 Rutherford, Wm. Gordon, petition, 18. 
 178, 186-187, 189, 400, 417, 418. 
 
 Rutherford and Turnbull, Thos., bill 
 for goods, 22. 454. 
 
 Rutherford County, 4. iv ; 14. 663, 694; 
 1 6. 102, 162, 175, 697, 800 ; 1 7. 294, 
 303, 306, 373, 400, 657, 684, 763, 
 816, 817, 848, 902; 18, 497; 19. 66, 
 121, 204, 245, 332, 428, 440, 595, 
 628, 761; 20. 22, 24, 95, 114, 165, 
 183, 245, 342, 346, 359, 435 ; 21. 104, 
 205, 308, 354, 366, 368, 395, 580, 
 657, 705, 791, 814, 816, 849, 1051, 
 1070; 22. 126, 127, 139, 140, 895; 
 24. 374, 387, 482, 646, 761, 762. 
 act for public buildings in, 24. 771 ; 
 for tax for pub. buildings, 24. 604, 
 943-4; for town in, 24. 934-6; for 
 two places for musters, and on 
 elections, 25. 50-1 ; on jurors, 24. 
 238, 451, 689-90; 25. 44; on land 
 warrants, 25. 101-2 ; on mill dams, 
 24. 743 ; on public buildings, 24. 
 411-12, 645-6 ; to add part to Burke, 
 24. 845-6 ; to change time of co. ct., 
 24. 460-1, 717; to collect sinking 
 fund arrears, 24. 990 ; to collect 
 tax arrears, 24. 824; to create, 24. 
 236-8, 411, 473, 645-6, 934-6; to 
 destroy wild animals, 24. 749-50, 
 826; to fix boundaiT, 24. 957; to 
 go into Morgan Dist., 24. 451, 
 689-90. 
 and King's Mtn., 15. 163. 
 Baptists in, 5. 1187. 
 bill for public buildings in, 17. 305, 
 .^42, 344, 398, 415 ; 20. 55, 106 ; for 
 entry taker to deliver warrants, 
 21. 743, 748, 750, 755, 890, 802, 
 S94, 900, 902; for tax for public 
 buildings, 19. 610; for tax for 
 C. H., 21. 809, 831, 836, 978, 988, 
 1003, 1004; for town and p. build- 
 ings, 20. 197-198, 212-213, 222, 346, 
 378, 409; on boundary, 19. 616, 
 
 617, 642; 20. 66, 87, 96, 531, 558, 
 576; 21. 71, 77, 103, 114, 119, 139; 
 on land claims in, 1 9. 765, 782 ; on 
 musters, &c., 21. 418; to change 
 C. H., 19. 561, 676, 683; to collect 
 sinking fund tax, 21. 836; to 
 divide, 21. 771, 774, 845, 855, 918- 
 919, 924, 925, 926, 1014, 1022, 1032, 
 1044; to extend line of, 17. 332, 
 351, 356, 382, 398, 403, 404 ; to join 
 part of Burke to, 18. 45, 54-55, 63, 
 117, 144, 283, 302, 343, 363, 368, 
 441, 448, 453 ; to extend boundary 
 line, 19. 202, 213, 217, 330, 343, 344, 
 349, 354, 434, 461, 764, 771, 773, 
 807; to settle mill dams, 17. 361, 
 366, 403, 406 ; 20. 75, 101. 
 
 British in, 14. 615. 
 
 census of 1790, 26. 1053-1076. 
 
 complains of Gilbert, 16. 54, 70. 
 
 court should be held, 14. 865. 
 
 drafts from, 14. 874. 
 
 election contest, 19. 328, 337. 
 
 erected out of Tryon, 8. xxxv. 
 
 field officers appointed, 17. 651, 734, 
 737. 
 
 In Salisbury dist, 15. 377. 
 
 land entries in, 20. 97-98, 108 ; made 
 void, 17. 846-847, 848, 851, 942, 943, 
 945. 
 
 members in assembly, 1 3. 736, 785 ; 
 
 16. 2, 20: 17. 205. 298, 715, 795, 
 878 ; 18. 2, 227 ; 1 9. 1, 129, 198, 203, 
 234, 275, 400, 416, 504, 718, 756; 
 
 20. 2, 120, 142, 302, 319, 476, 482 ; 
 
 21. 2, 8, 194, 730, 732, 872, 1052. 
 member in conv. 1788 and 89, 22. 
 
 3, 8, 38, 51. 
 memorial from considered, 16. 138, 
 
 154, 155, 162. 
 militia afCairs, 19. 314; called out in, 
 
 17. 962, 965. 
 owes state, 21. 1077. 
 
 petition from, 19. 40, 41, 108, 109, 
 174, 178, 184, 204, 314, 338. 603; 
 21. 252, 276, 309, 318, 623, 655, 
 1022 ; from officers, 1 6. 69. 
 
 report on warrants from, 17. 374. 
 
 resolve on land entries in, 1 7. 409 ; 
 on taxes in, 21. 705-706. 
 
 specific tax to be collected, 20. 104- 
 105. 
 
 tax in, 19. 707. 
 
 Tories routed in, 14. 772 ; sentenced 
 in, 16. 777. 
 
 troops of at King's Mtn., 15. xi; en- 
 rolled, 16. xi; to be raised in, 14. 
 28. 
 
EUTHEEFOED'S BEIGADE 479 
 
 EUTLEDGE, JOHN 
 
 Rutherford's Brigade, 15. 170. 
 Rutherford's Mill, Br. advance from, 
 
 15. 496; at, 15. 514, 520; 22. 539, 
 
 544, 593. 
 Rutherford's Trace, 10. 713, 883. 
 Ruthledge. See Rutledge. 
 Ruthledge, George, witness in Moore 
 
 case, 15. 689. 
 Ruthledge, James, witness in Moore 
 
 case, 15. 689. 
 Ruthlege, Jas., in militia, 22. 452. 
 Rutland, James, 23. 503. 
 Rutland, James, juror, 2. 364. 
 Rutland, James, quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Rutland, James, Jr., asks for lapse 
 
 patent, 2. 501. 
 Rutland, James, Sr., juror, 4. 522. 
 Rutland, James, Sr., land lapses, 2. 
 
 501. 
 Rutland, Randolph, army ranli, IB. 
 
 1149. 
 Rutland, Reding, army ranlj, 16. 1149. 
 Rutledge. See Roulledge, Routledge, 
 
 Ruthledge. 
 
 Rutledge, , attacks Br., 14. 784. 
 
 Rutledge, , goes to R. I., 16. 941. 
 
 Rutledge, Mr., 10. 315. 
 
 Rutledge, Mr., 15. 330, 331. 
 
 Rutledge, Mr., quoted, 15. 31. 
 
 Rutledge, Mrs., 15. 374. 
 
 Rutledge, Capt., 24. 947. 
 
 Rutledge, Capt., near Charlotte, 14. 
 
 679. 
 report on troops under, 15. 74. 
 Rutledge, Edward, brings letter from 
 
 S. C. for aid, 13. 875, 967. 
 interviews Lord Howe, 10. 801. 
 introduced to Burke, 14. 211-212. 
 letter of ment'd, 1 5. 194, 195. 
 prisoner, 15. 392. 
 to Caswell on aid to S. C, 15. 331- 
 
 332. 
 Rutledge, Hugh, prisoner, 15. 392. 
 speaker S. C. House of Reps., 17. 
 
 47, 48. 
 Rutledge, Jas., tax collector, 19. 706. 
 Rutledge (Rudledghe), John, 10. 659, 
 
 679; 14. si, 105, 120, 150, 433, 
 
 450, 452, 453, 459, 468, 500, 588, 
 
 632, 656, 747, 752, 834; 15. 152, 
 
 156, 585; 16. 242, 264, 265, 333, 
 
 338, 492, 1000 ; 22. 967. 
 asks aid for S. C, and leave to re- 
 cruit in N. C, 10. 924, 928-929. 
 borrows £1,000, 22. 533. 
 Burke to on Indian expedition and 
 
 executions, 16. 511-512. 
 Caswell to on aid to S. C, 14. 151 ; 
 
 on Cherokee treaty, &c., 11. 455, 
 496; on de LaPort, 11. 508; on 
 forwarding express, 11. 663-664; 
 on invasion of Va., &c., 14. 99- 
 101; on N. C. troops to aid S. C, 
 14. 188-189; on purchase of cloth- 
 ing, pay of troops, &c., 14. 98-99. 
 
 Council of Safety to on Cherokee ex- 
 pedition, 1 1 . 316, 317 ; on Cherokee 
 war, 11. 337, 354-355; on Indians, 
 11. 313-314; on powder, 11. 313. 
 
 disposition of prisoners by, 14. 697. 
 
 escort for, 16. 273. 
 
 gov. of S. C, 22. 153. 
 
 holds treasonable letters, 14. 871. 
 
 in C. C, 22. 754. 
 
 in Fed. conv., 20. 763. 
 
 Jefferson to on Cherokee affairs, 14. 
 221 
 
 kind to Burke, 1 6. 17. 
 
 leaves Charleston, 15. 27. 
 
 letter from ment'd, 11. 319, 320; 14. 
 824, 825; 15. 194, 195, 404. 
 
 letter to, 15. 388-389. 
 
 location, 14. 78. 
 
 pardons Fanning, 22. 189. 
 
 petitions to clear river, 21. 92, 99. 
 
 reports on needs of S. C, 15. 417. 
 
 quoted, 15. 99. 
 
 sends Glenn to Va., 14. 79. 
 
 to on Cherokee, 10. 657-658. 
 
 to on movements of troops in 
 
 S. C, 14. 805. 
 
 to be drawn on, 14. 650. 
 
 to Burke on supplies, 16. 270-271. 
 
 to Caswell introducing de Bonstetien, 
 
 13. 203; Oliphant, 13. 89; on aid 
 to S. C, 11. 359; 14. 23, 32, 37, 
 .38, 43, 60-61, 67, 73, 77, 112-113, 
 284-285, 286, 287, 341; 15. 332-333, 
 354-355 ; pn arrival of French offi- 
 cers, 11. 502-503; on battle of 
 Stono, 14. 120-121 ; on Br. invasion 
 of S. C, 15. 344; on Cherokee 
 treaty, 1 1 . 417 ; on movement of 
 troops, 15. 368; on powder, 14. 
 45-46 ; on prisoners, 14. 25, 26 ; on 
 provisions for troops, 11. 464-465; 
 on Tories in and aid to S. C, 15. 
 349-350; on traitors and prisoners, 
 
 14. 130-131. 
 
 to Council of Safety on Cherokee ex- 
 pedition, 10. 758-759. 
 
 to Nash on fall of Charleston and con- 
 dition of S. C, 14. 819-820; on 
 movements of Br., &c., 14. 821- 
 824. 
 
 to open Catawba, 24. 961. 
 
EUTLEDGE, JOHN 
 
 480 
 
 RYOEDAlSr, DENIS 
 
 to Prov. Cong, on aid to S. C, 10. 
 892-893. 
 
 to Williamson on Cherokee expedi- 
 tion, 10. 658. 
 Rutledge, John, petition, 20. 541. 
 Rutledge, Mrs. John, 14. 632; 15. 20. 
 Rutledge, Nicholas, deposition by wife, 
 4. 1190. 
 
 land grant to, 4. 704. 
 Rutledge, Samuel, army pay, 17. 243. 
 Rutledge, Thos., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 
 appoints com. gen., 15. 347. 
 
 dist. auditor, 24. 422. 
 
 prisoner, 16. 674. 
 
 warrant to, 19. 671. 
 Rutledge, Wm., ensign, 10. 626. 
 Rutledge, Wm., land grant to, 4. 767. 
 Rutledge, Wm., owes State, 21. 1070. 
 Rutledge Fort, S. C, 14. 162; 18. 524, 
 554. 
 
 treaty to be held at, 17. 474, 517, 
 524, 538, 582. 
 Rutlege, Geo., in militia, 22. 281. 
 Rutlidge, Thos., in militia, 22. 383. 
 Rutlidge> Wm., in militia, 22. 383. 
 Rutor, Lewis, army rank. 16. 1151. 
 Rutter, John, law suit, 2. 105-106. 
 Rutter, John, runs away from master, 
 
 2. 262. 
 Rutter, Jos., army rank, 16. 1147. 
 Rutter, Thos., in militia, 22. .324. 
 Ryal, John, land grant to, 4. 618. 
 Ryal, Joseph, deposition ment'd, 5. 994; 
 
 fails to make good charges, 6. 78. 
 Ryal, Owen, juror, 4. 521. 
 Ryall (Ryal), Charles, land grant to, 
 
 4. 1038, 1049. 
 
 rights proved, 4. 595, 1033. 
 Ryall, John, allowance to, 22. 821. 
 Ryall, Joseph, affidavits, 6. 82. 
 Ryall, Wm., army rank. 16. 1150.. 
 Ryan, Benjn., wants to be militia capt., 
 
 5. 425. 
 
 Ryan, Corns., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 Ryan, Corns., army rank, 16. 1150. 
 
 Ryan, David, a J. P., 6. 636. 
 
 Ryan, David, army pay, 17. 245. 
 
 Ryan, Edward, asks pardon for Hun- 
 ter, 9. 86-87. 
 
 Ryan, Geo., a J. P., 23. 993. 
 petition. 20. 202, 546. 
 
 Ryan, Hercules, army rank, 16. 1144. 
 
 Ryan, James, in assembly, 12. 384, 399, 
 408, 424, 442; 19. 373, 375. 
 in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 500, 502, 523; 
 on com. Prov. Cong., 10. 507. 
 
 Ryan, John, asks pardon for Hunter, 
 
 9. 86-87. 
 
 Ryan, Jno., in militia, 22. 422. 
 
 Ryan, Patk., army rank, 15. 728; 16. 
 
 1144. 
 Ryan, Peter, pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Ryan, Thomas, army pay, 17. 244. 
 
 army rank, 16. 1144. 
 Ryan, Thos., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 Ryan, Thos., deposition in case of 
 McCulloh vs. Johnston, 4. 1102, 
 1104, 1123-1126. 
 illegal administration, 4. 1098. 
 land grant to, 4. 591. 
 loses land, 4. 1117. 
 Ryan, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Ryan, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 248. 
 Ryan, Thos., quit rents of, 22. 243. 
 Ryan, Wm., army rank, 16. 1149. 
 
 pensioner, 22. 83. 
 Ryans, Benj., in militia; 22. 365. 
 Ryans' (Rion's), 20. 625, 658; 21. 458, 
 
 525, 541. 
 Ryan's Warehouse, 18. 679. 
 Ryder. See Rider. 
 
 Ryder, Sir Dudley, on representation 
 and other acts, 4. 1223-1224. 
 opinions on blank patents, 4. 318- 
 323. 326; on McCulloh's case, Sj. 
 031; on salvage, &c., of Spanish 
 wrecks, 4. 1309-1310, 1311. 
 PopiJle to on validity of N. C. laws, 
 
 3. 532, 535. 
 report on quit rents and staple com- 
 modities, 4. 286-291. 
 Rye, Joseph, exempted, 7. 381. 
 Ryers, Samuel, parole of, 14. 694. 
 Ryerse, Capt., exchanged, 19. 1000. 
 Ryerson, Stephen, pensioner, 22. 82. 
 Ryle, John, Regul.itor, 8. 78. 
 Ryles, David, army rank, 16. 1148. 
 Ryley, Jacob, claims allowed, 9. 953. 
 Ryley, John, ensign, 17. 907. 
 Ryley, John, Jr., petition for granted, 
 
 10. 975. 
 
 Ryley, Robert, land grant to, 4. 759, 
 
 7(;.">, 887. 
 Ryley, Wm., land grant to, 4. 594. 
 
 rights iiroved, 4. 598. 
 Rynold, Tarry, enlists, 22. 431. 
 Ryon, Jas., in assembly, 19. 373, 375. 
 Ryon, John, sells land, 10. 885. 
 Ryon, Patrick, reenlists, 15. 7.50. 
 Ryordan (Ryorden), Denis (Dennis), 
 arrested, 2. 103. 
 
 surety, 2. 467.