Block Island, land at, owned by Samuel
Sewall, i. 47. Encounter with Indians
at, iii. 10. Mentioned, 6, 289.
Blockade, law of, viii. 44.
Blodget, Capt. letter from Jonathan
Belcher to, vii. 483.
Urges the appointment of a legal attor
ney, 192. On his services to the Prov-
ince, 256-258, 268. Complains of the
want of admissible authority to act
for the Province, 275. Refusal of the
Governor to consent to the payment
of his salary, 366. Publishes "The
Rights of the English Colonies," 381.
Mentioned, 9 n., 58, 160, 214, 219, 224,
232, 233, 238, 248, 261, 276, 296; x.
120, 122, 360, 361, 367, 396, 406, 408,
410, 432, 460, 472.
Bolles, Capt. Benjamin, viii. 48.
Blood, Henry A., his "History of Tem- Bollman, Dr. J. Eric, viii. 48.
ple, N. H.," cited, iv. 90 n.
Bloomfield, Joseph, viii. 44.
Bolton, Mass., iv. 107, 123.
Bombazeene, a well-known Indian, iii.
369 n.
Bonamy, Alexis, viii. 48.
Blount, William, Gov. of Tennessee, viii. Bonaparte, Mme. Jerome, viii. 48.
44.
Blow & Milhado, viii. 45.
Bond, Francis, England, letter from Sam-
uel Sewall to, i. 27.
Blower, Jolin, owns land near School St., Bond, Phineas, British Consul at Phila-
Boston, ii. 231.
Blower, - a mariner, i. 128.
Blowers, Hon. Samson S., iv. 483, 521 n.,
532, 554, 562, 578, 586, 589.
Blowers, Rev. Thomas, his sermon on the
death of Rev. Joseph Green, ii. 52.
Blunt, Rev. John, x. 352.
Board of War, viii. 45-48.
Boats for military purposes, 1780, viii.
48.
Vaudreuil, iii. 275.
Bog, Capt. Archibald, viii. 48.
Bogart, Cornelius, viii. 48.
Boggestow Brook, Samuel Sewall's claim
to land on, i. 283.
Bollan (Bollam), William, vii. 213, 291,
326. Notice of, ix. 5n. Letters from,
to Andrew Oliver, 5, 8; Samuel Dan-
forth, 121, 131, 133, 135, 137, 154, 164,
165, 172, 176, 180, 181, 187, 203, 246,
249, 266, 269, 274; Samuel Danforth
and others, 144, 146; James Bowdoin
and others, 182; the Committee of
the Council of Massachusetts, 308, 335,
340, 353, 360, 367; James Bowdoin,
319, 339, 341, 379; Earl Gower, 342.
Petitions from, to the House of Com-
mons, 125, 161, 364; to the King, 259.
Letters to, from Samuel Danforth, 113;
John Erving, 149, 153; James Bow-
doin, 167, 305, 371, 381; the Council
of Massachusetts, 224; Committee of
the Council of Massachusetts, 331, 365.
Transmits copies of Gov. Bernard's
letters, 143, 145. Appointed by the
Council their Agent in behalf of the
Province, 149. Memorandum by, with
regard to Gen. Gage's commission, 178.
Bond, William, Watertown, i. 140.
Bondy, M.
Boston, in 1687, iii. 481.
Boner, Capt.
Boneset, virtues of, viii. 48.
Bonnet,
Bonny, James, ii. 245.
Bonny, Mrs. James, ii. 246.
Book of Almanacks, memorandum cop-
ied from, by Samuel Sewall, ii. 309.
Books, sent to England for, by Samuel
Sewall, i. 237, 238, 239, 310; ii. 116,
253. Forwarded to Samuel Sewall by
John Love, 247. Wanted by Samuel
Sewall, 261. Burned in Public Li-
brary at Boston in 1712, 422. List of,
which Samuel Sewall sends to Eng-
land for, ii. 10. Sale of books belong-
ing to Rev. Richard Stretton, England,
52. Belonging to estate of Madam
Usher and sent to Mrs. Cotton, 189.
T. Pickering's lists of, viii. 49.
Boon, N., ii. 296.
Boon,
at Port Royal, iii. 391.
Boote, W. R., viii. 49.
Booth,
v. 495.
Boott, Kirk, viii. 49.
Boquit, Louis, x. 71.
Bordeaux, France, viii. 49.
Bordley, John Beale, viii. 50.
Bordman, Stephen, iv. 73.
Boreman, Lieut. at Hatfield, iii. 210.
Boriston, ,i. 310.
Borland, John, i. 362; iii. 335; v. 99,
101, 142.
135, 163, 164, 199, 237, 244, 248, 261,
262, 264, 303.
(Bush), x. 14, 25, 131, | Boston Marine Insurance Co., viii. 50.
"Boston, Memorial History of," cited,
iv. 539 n.; vi. 5 n., 331 n.
“Boston Packet," ship, x. 161, 220.
"Boston Patriot," accusation against
Timothy Pickering in, viii. 50.
Boston Port Bill, viii. 50.
Boston, Post Office in, vi. 3 n.; viii. 50.
Boston Presbytery, viii. 50.
Boston, Reports of Record Commission-
ers, cited, x. 107 n., 308 n.
"Boston Weekly News-Letter," cited,
vi. 166 n., 254 n.; vii. 61 n., 349 n.,
452 n., 489, 490, 502, 508, 510.
"Boston Weekly Post-Boy," vi. 3 n. ;
cited, vii. 114 n., 410 n.
Boston, list of places carrying on trade
with, in 1688, i. 4. Map of, mentioned
by Samuel Sewall, 32 n. How the
Declaration of Liberty of Conscience
was received in, 55 n. The fire of
1711 in, 422. Mortality in, for year
1717, ii. 93. Sailing of the fleet from,
to Canada in July, 1711, 296. Con-
sternation on the arrival of a West
Indian fleet at, iii. 335. Prevalence of
small-pox in, 458. Map of, in 1678,
457. Mentioned, iv. 3 n., 4, 9, 15-17,
26, 27, 45, 48, 51, 53, 54 n., 57, 59, 60,
63, 69, 71, 74, 80, 82 n., 84, 85, 88-90,
94 n., 95, 96, 103, 104, 107, 109, 111,
112, 128, 204, 209, 211, 224, 233, 236,
237, 286, 325, 414, 458, 466. Street
disturbance in, 76. Attack on, by
the American army, 92. Tories carted
out of the town, 110. Hard times in,
177. Town meeting to act on the
adoption of the State Constitution,
187-189. Education in, 223. De-
pressed state of trade in, 296. Pro-
posed establishment of a Dispensary
in, 464. Fire of July 30, 1794, 575,
576, 583. Salaries of Congregational-
ist ministers in, in 1796, 610. Fires in,
v. 118, 248, 249. Letter from Jona-
than Belcher to, vi. 8. Letter to
Selectmen of, 478. Mentioned, viii.
50. Letters to the Committee of the
Town of, from Barlow Trecothick, ix.
183; Thomas Pownall, 189. Rejoic-
ings at, on the capture of Quebec, 4.
Application in England for relief of
sufferers by fire, 8. Disturbances in,
72. Troops to be sent to, and quar
tered in, 101-111. Riots in, 108, 141.
Charges against the selectmen and
town of, 146, 148, 153. Troops posted
in the town, 159. Soldiers fire on the
towns-people, 167-169, 176, 182. State
of the town, 191. Fleet to rendezvous
at, 192. Boston Port Bill introduced
in the House of Commons, 364 n.
William Bollan's petition against it,
364. Particulars of siege of, 392-397.
Boston, a negro freeman, death of, ii. 264.
Boston boys, complain of interference |
with their coasting-place, iv. 77.
Boston Directory for 1789, cited, iv.
272 n., 290 n.; for 1796, 327 n.
"Boston Evening Post," cited, iv. 147 n.,
223 n.; vii. 510, 511; ix. 4 n., 62 n.,
108 n., 170 n., 195 n., 484 n.
"Boston Gazette," cited, iv. 76 n.. 77 n.,
122 n., 133 n., 134 n., 189 n., 289 n.;
ix. 99 n., 141 n., 151 n., 161 n. Alleged
libel on Gov. Hutchinson in, 228.
Boston Library, burned in 1712, i. 422.
"Boston Magazine," iv. 272, 279, 285,
883.
Boston "Weekly Rehearsal," cited, vi.
105 n., 458, 473.
Botetourt, Narbonne Berkeley, Baron de,
Gov. of Virginia, ix. 185, 186.
Bott, James, viii. 51.
Boudinot, Elias, viii. 51.
Boudinot, Elisha, viii. 51.
Boulay de la Meurthe, viii. 51.
Boult, John, v. 187, 294. Letter of, to
Wait Winthrop, 172.
Boulton, Matthew, viii. 51.
Boundary line between Massachusetts
and New Hampshire, vi. 5, 7, 9-11, 16,
17, 48, 147-149, 251, 253, 316, 324, 332,
348, 356, 432, 450, 452; vii. 249, 277,
279, 292, 319, 322, 345, 350, 358, 375-
378, 473, 502, 505, 522, 523, 534, 537,
546; between Massachusetts
Rhode Island, vi. 475, 481, 501; vii.
249; between Massachusetts and New
York, vi. 45, 251, 451, 495; vii. 480,
487, 496, 505.
Bounds and land marks, Samuel Sewall's
opinion about natural boundaries for
Indian territory, ii. 142.
Bourke, Theobald, viii. 51.
Bourn, Rev. Joseph, Bridgewater, letter
of Samuel Sewall to, ii. 153, 255.
Bourn, Rev. Samuel, iv. 175, 181, 182.
Bourn, Col.
x. 286.
Bourne, Benjamin, viii. 51.
Bourne, Melatiah, x. 43, 52, 81.
Bourne, Sylvanus, U. S. consul at Am-
sterdam, viii. 51, 52.
letter of Jonathan Belcher
to, vi. 492.
Boutineau, Stephen, x. 399. Letter
from, to William Pepperrell, 469. No-
tice of, 469 n.
Bouvier, Dr. J., viii. 52.
Bouvinghausen, Alexander M. F., Baron
de, viii. 52.
Bowden, Rev. William, iv. 25.
Bowditch, Dr. Nathaniel, viii. 52.
Bowdoin, James, v. 358, 361, 400 n.,
409 n. vi. 450. Notice of, x. 364 n.
Letter from, to William Pepperrell, 364.
Bowdoin, James, Gov. of Mass., iv. 55,
68 n., 195, 207, 215, 270, 293, 325, 430,
472, 476; viii. 52. Account of, ix.
Bowdoin, James, Jr., Account of, ix.
Preface, xiv. Letters to, from Jolin
Temple, 357; Perez Morton, 421, 422.
Entered at Christ Church College, Ox-
ford, 273. Mentioned, 248, 277, 285,
293, 302, 391.
Bowdoin, John, ix., Preface, xiii.
Bowdoin, Sarah, ix., Preface, xiv.
Bowdoin, Hon. William, ix., Preface, xiv.;
x. 364.
Bowdoin College, ix., Preface, xiv.
Bowe, Nicholas, sailing orders for the
ketch "Endeavour," i. 66.
Bowen, Ephraim, Providence, R.I., viii. 52.
Bowen, Joseph, preacher to the Indians,
Bowen, Oliver, U. S. Marshal for Geor-
gia, viii. 52.
Bowen, Richard, Winchester, Va., viii. 52.
Bowers, Harry, ix. 390.
Bowers, Benanuel, owner of land near
Ten Hills Farm, iii. 454.
Bowers, Capt. Jerathmeel, iii. 58.
Bowers, Col. ix. 390.
Bowie, Thomas C., viii. 52.
Bowie, Washington, viii. 53.
Bowles, Gen. William, viii. 53.
Bowles, Major death of his wife,
ii. 304.
Bowman, Ebenezer, Wilkesbarre, Penn.,
viii. 53.
Preface, xiii. Letters from, to James |
Erving, 4; Jasper Mauduit, 10, 17; Ben-
jamin Franklin, 21, 248, 276, 400, 449;
John Lane, 84; Thomas Gage, 119, 129;
John Winthrop, 120; Thomas Pow-
nall, 138, 157, 212, 219, 233, 238, 245,
295, 297; William Bollan, 167, 305,
371, 381; Samuel Hood, 194, 294:
Alexander Mackay, 239; John Tem-
ple, 292, 300, 327, 373; Josiah Quincy,
389, 392; Mercy Warren, 397; the
Council and House of Representatives
of Massachusetts, 402; Arthur St.
Clair, 405; George Washington, 415,
427, 439; Samuel Adams, 425, 428;
the Senate and House of Representa-
tives of Massachusetts, 444; Arthur
Lee, 450; George Erving, 472, 475;
Sir William Pepperrell, 486. Letters
to, from Jasper Mauduit, 9, 12, 14;
John Winthrop, 116, 127; Thomas
Gage, 120; Samuel Hood, 155, 160,
175, 210, 211, 273; Alexander Mackay,
170; Thomas Pownall, 173, 195, 196,
205, 208, 270; William Bollan, 182,
319, 339, 341, 379; Thomas Hollis,
193; Benjamin Franklin, 261; John
Temple, 282; James Gambier, 285, 431;
Abigail Adams, 383; Thomas Cush-
ing, 384; Josiah Quincy, 387, 391,
391; Robert Pierpont, 393; Joseph
Ward, 403, 409; Arthur St. Clair,
407; Samuel Adams, 423; George
Washington, 436, 437; Count Rocham-
beau, 442; Arthur Lee, 448; L. De
Neufville, 451; James Warren, 454;
Jonathan Trumbull, 471. Certificate
of, in regard to John Temple's con-
nection with the Hutchinson- Whately
Letters, 434. Reports draught of an
address to the Governor, 99. Reports
an answer to the Governor's proposal
about quartering troops, 104. Nega-
tived as a Councillor, 159. Describes
the incidents of March 5, 1770, 167-169.
On the differences between the Col-
onies and the mother country, 239-244.
On the salaries of the Governor and
Judges, 298-300. Prevented from at-
tending the Continental Congress by
the illness of Mrs. Bowdoin, 374. Re-
signs his seat in the Council, 403.
Declines the offices of Lieutenant Gov-
ernor and a Senator of Massachusetts,
444. Mentioned, 81 n., 99, 100, 102-
104, 147, 206, 219, 323, 331 n., 334,
343, 359, 364 n., 365 n., 367, 373 n., 376,
391
414 n.,
404 n., 405 n.,
424 n.,
428 434 n., 439 n., 456, 458, 460, 463,
482 n., 483, 484 n.
Bowdoin, Mrs. James (Elizabeth Erving).
Letter to, from Mrs. Esther Reed, ix.
441. Mentioned, Preface, xiii., 85, 121,
130, 156, 161, 172, 210, 244, 274, 277,
284, 286, 298, 294, 302, 374, 388, 391,
405, 406 n., 408, 428, 449, 455.
Bownian, Capt. Samuel, viii. 53.
Bownd, Capt. iii. 464.
Boyd, Major Robert, New Windsor,
N. Y., viii. 53.
Boyd, Col. iv. 79.
Boydell, John, ii. 61, 92, 111, 127, 147,
157, 202; v. 404; vi. 4, 114, 208 n., 209,
210, 221, 231, 370, 456, 512; vii. 51,
114, 253, 255, 463, 476, 494.
Boydell's Engravings, James Bowdoin
declines to subscribe for them on ac-
count of the political troubles, ix. 84.
Boyer, Abel, vi. 264.
Boyes, Robert, letters from Jonathan
Belcher to, vii. 534, 541, 546, 547,
553.
Boy!, Capt.
―, x. 472.
Boyle, Hon. Robert, iii. 39, 43.
Boylston, Edward, v. 159.
Boylston, Dr. Zabdiel, ii. 320.
Boylston, (Boston), x. 417.
Bracey, Thomas, an impressed seaman,
viii. 53.
Bracken, Christopher, viii. 53.
Bracket, Capt. i. 183.
Brackett, Joshua, M.D., notice of, iv.
134 n. Letters from, to Jeremy Bel-
knap, 134, 136.
Bradbury, Lieut. Jabez, letter from Jona-
than Belcher to, vi. 519. Mentioned,
vii. 456, 471.
Bradbury, John, one of the Council of
Mass., ix. 219.
Bradbury, Capt.
-, x. 340, 341.
Bradford, Alden, Sec. of State of Mass.,
Bradford, Samuel, U. S. Marshal for
Mass., viii. 54.
Bradford, Thomas, chosen constable at
Boston, ii. 222.
Bradford, Thomas, Commissary of Pris-
oners, viii. 54.
Bradford, Major William, Plymouth,
Mass., i. 16. His public services, v. 44.
Bradford, William, Attorney General of
Penn., viii. 51.
Bradford,
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vii. 559.
Bradford, Capt.- of the sloop "Good
Intent," x. 156, 185, 227.
Bradford & Inskeep, Philadelphia, viii. 54.
Bradish and Gillam, pirates, i. 216.
Bradley, Abraham, Jr., viii. 54.
Bradley, Philip B., U. S. Marshal for
Conn., viii. 54.
Bradstreet, Rev. Dudley, Jr., Groton, ii. 32.
Bradstreet, Col. John (Broadstreet), men-
tioned, x. 3, 4, 6-10, 13–19, 21, 23-28,
30, 34, 36-38, 40, 41, 43-50, 52–65, 87,
92, 120, 123, 140-142, 144, 152, 164, 250,
251, 259, 261, 265, 268, 289, 313, 324,
390, 444, 449. Unfounded suspicions
against him, 19, 162, 207. Letter from,
to William Pepperrell, 138. Notice of,
138 n.
Bradstreet, Samuel, iv. 124.
Bradstreet, Simon, Gov. of Mass., i. 1,
146 n. Illness of, 94. His health im-
proves, 95. Elected president of the
provisional government, 144 n. Death
of, 182.
Bradstreet, Rev. Simon, Charlestown, ii.
297, 302.
Bradstreet, Major
Bradstreet,
Bragdon, ii. 216.
Bragdon,
x. 287, 319.
Braintree, Mass., iv. 96, 150 n. Church
at, receives a legacy, i. 28.
Bram, Thomas, v. 301.
Brandy belonging to the United States,
taken in 1797, viii. 54.
Brandywine, battle of, viii. 54.
Branham, Capt.
Branscomb, Capt.
-, x. 28, 185, 278, 281.
x. 386, 409, 456,
459, 462, 463.
Brant, Henry Young, viii. 54.
Brant, Joseph, viii. 54, 55.
Brattle, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, v. 810.
Brattle, Thomas, failure of his petition
to return to Massachusetts, ix. 487.
Brattle, Capt. Thomas, death of, ii. 21;
iii. 471; v. 266. Mentioned, ii. 29.
Brattle, Rev. William, i. 179; ii. 29, 66,
297; iii. 401 n.; v. 156, 157, 336, 337.
Brattle, Major William, letter from Jona-
than Belcher to, vi. 505; vii. 562.
Brattle, William, one of the Council of
Mass., ix. 219, 220, 334.
Brattle,
Brattle, Madam
i. 96, 152; v. 148.
i. 320.
Brattle St. Church, Boston, iv. 9 n., 269 n.,
274, 278, 284; viii. 50.
Bray, Daniel, Jr., viii. 55.
Breadstuffs, scarcity of, in Mass., in 1779,
viii. 55.
Breck, Samuel, iv. 287.
Breckenridge, John, moves the Kentucky
resolutions against the alien and sedi-
tion laws, viii. 55.
Brent, Daniel, viii. 55.
Brenton, Jahleel, v. 41, 62-65, 159, 351 n.;
vii. 509. Letter from Jonathan Bel-
cher to, 476.
Brenton, William, i. 68 n.; iii. 36, 254,
303 n.
Brenton, William, Jr., his matrimonial
intentions and distaste for New Eng-
land, iii. 517 n., 519.
Brenton, i. 107, 356.
Brett, iii. 520.
Brewer, Rev. Daniel, ii. 297.
Brewing, art of, iv. 425.
Brewster, Charles W., his "Rambles
about Portsmouth," cited, iv. 492 n.;
x. 108 n.
Brewster, Samuel, viii. 56.
Brickle, Dr. iv. 399.
Bridge, Rev. Christopher, complaints of
Rev. Samuel Myles against him, iii.
514, 545 n.
Bridge, vii. 194.
Bridge Gate, at Louisbourg, x. 187.
Bridgeman, Sir Orlando, vi. 14 n.
Bridgeman, ix. 191.
Bridgen, ix. 135.
Bridges, John, i. 218.
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Bridges, Rev. Thomas, letter from
Samuel Sewall to, i. 214. Presents
to, 273. Letter of S. Sewall and E.
Bromfield to, 282. Accepts a call
from the First Church, Boston, 283.
Death of, ii. 48, 78. Mentioned, 298;.
v. 187, 189, 313.
Bridges,
viii 56.
Bridgewater, John Egerton, Earl of, i.
17.
Bridgham, Joseph, i. 85.
Bridgham,
death of, i. 378.
Bridgman, Thomas, his "King's Chapel
Burial Ground," cited, x. 365 n., 413 n.
Brie, Timothy, iii. 314.
Brief in appeal of John Winthrop, F.R.S.,
to the Privy Council, v. 440.
Bright, Capt. Francis, viii. 56.
Brightman, Thomas, i. 173, 176.
Brill,
v. 235.
Brimsdell,
v. 102.
Brinley, Francis, iii. 6. Commissioner
to inquire into the complaint of
Owaneco, 254. His services to the
Brinton, D., viii. 56.
Brion, Peter, v. 471.
Bristed, Rev. John, viii. 56.
. Bristol, England, trade with Boston in
1688, i. 4. Infirmary at, viii. 56.
Bristol, Rhode Island, troubles of Rev.
James McSparran at, ii. 98, 100. Men-
tioned, iv. 49 n., 52, 59.
Britain, Great, iv. 85, 86, 586.
British agents in the United States, viii.
56.
British and East India goods, agree-
ments not to purchase or consume,
1774, viii. 56.
British army movements around Phila-
delphia, 1778, viii. 56.
British captures of American vessels,
viii. 56.
British Coffee House, Boston, iv. 76.
British Commissioners to treat with the
American Colonies, viii. 56.
British debts, Patrick Henry and, viii.
57.
British expedition against Holland, 1799,
viii. 57.
British expedition against Louisiana and
Florida, 1797, viii. 57.
British faction, Hamilton's remarks on
the cry against, viii. 57.
British fleet, 1778-1797, viii. 57.
British goods, order of the French Di-
rectory to capture vessels carrying,
viii. 57.
British influence, fears of, expressed by
John Adams, 1792, viii. 57.
British insults, compared with French,
viii. 57.
British naval officers, viii. 57.
British officers, intercepted letters of,
1779, viii. 57.
British prisoners in Virginia, viii. 57.
British privateers, viii. 57.
British prizes of French privateers, viii.
British ships and merchandise, laying
duties on, in the Colonies, forbidden,
British spoliations, viii. 57.
239, 347; ii. 103, 150, 234, 303, 304;
iii. 348; v. 130, 182; x. 366. Letter
from, to Rev. Thomas Bridge, ii. 282.
Member of the Council, 311. Trustee
of Hopkins legacy, 29.
Bromfield, Edward, Jr., x. 366.
Bronson, E., viii. 57.
Brooke, Robert, Gov. of Virginia, viii. 57.
Brookehaven, Capt. iii. 39, 43.
Brookfield, Mass., defence of, iii. 171.
Brookhaven, L. I., v. 383.
Brookline church, James Allen ordained
minister of, ii. 300. Chose Thomas
Gardner and Benjamin White, Jr., as
deacons, ib.
Brooks, Dr. Ebenezer, viii. 57.
Brooks, John, M.D., Gov. of Mass., viii.
58.
Brooks, Peter Chardon, viii., 58.
Brooks, Capt. —, x. 226, 463.
Brooks, x. 203.
Broughton, Nathaniel, master of bark
"Exchange," i. 90.
Broughton, Major Nicholas, viii. 58.
Broughton, hires the mills at Kit-
tery, Me., i. 43.
Brown, Rev. Andrew, D.D., iv. 532.
Letters from, to Jeremy Belknap, 521,
534, 546, 553, 559, 570, 575, 584, 588,
590, 611. Notice of, 521 n.
Brown, Mrs. Andrew, iv. 553, 559, 562,
572, 578.
Brown, Andrew, Editor of Federal Ga-
zette, 1786, viii. 58.
Brown, Lieut. Andrew, x. 94.
Brown, Benjamin, merchant, Salem, i.
120, 296.
Brown, Madam Benjamin, elegy on, i.
Brown, Clement C., viii. 59.
Brown, Enoch, ix. 392.
Brown, Jeremiah, v. 471.
Brown, John, Salem, death of, 1688, i.
79.
Brown, Joseph, tutor in Harvard College,
i. 19.
Brown, Joseph, Collector at Salem, let-
ter from Jonathan Belcher to, vii. 488.
Brown, Deacon Joshua, a petitioner of
the Church of England, i. 416. Letter
of Samuel Sewall to John Webster
about him, 417.
Brown, Morgan, viii. 59.
Brown, Capt. Moses, Newburyport, viii.
Brown, Nathan, Jr., viii. 59.
British subjects, claims of, against the Brown, S., vi. 283.
Broad Bay, Maine, x. 339.
Brown, William, nominated as Council-
lor, i. 1.
Broadlands, country seat of Lord Palm- Brown, Capt. William, ii. 107, 154, 157.
Broccas, Sir Richard, vii. 58.
Brockholes, Anthony, iii. 468.
Collector of Customs at Salem, 29 n.
Brown, Capt. W., agent of confiscated
estates, New York, 1781, viii. 59.
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