Index to the Scotch-Irish in America (A-E)

Henry Jones Ford
1915
INDEX (A-E)

Abercorn, Earl of, 100.
Abercrombie, Rev. Robert, 355.
Absolutism in government, 130-133.
Adair, Rev. Patrick, historian, 103, 105.
Adams, C. F., historian, 524.
Adams, H. historian, 516.
Adams, John, 484, 486.
Alans, the, 50.
Alexander, Rev. Joseph, 449.
Alexander, Sir William, 92.
Algerine pirates, 97.
Alleyne, Capt. George, 39.
Allison, Francis, 418, 481.
Anderson, Rev. James, 360, 421.
Andrews, Rev. Jedediah, 331, 375.
Angles, the, 121.
Argyle, Earl of, 85.
Armstrong, John, on Conestoga massacre, 310;
—surveyor, 513;
—colonel in Indian wars, 514;
—general in Revolutionary War, 514.
Armstrong, John, Jr., aide to Gen. Mercer, 515;
—adjutant-general, 515;
—career as a statesman, 515;
—secretary of war, 516.
Armagh, Bishop of, 35.
Aubigny, Lord, 117.
Australia, 292.

Bacon, Lord, on Ulster Plantation, 2-5,
—advises creation order of baronets, 7;
—on state of Ireland, 55.
Baker, Lieut., defense at Derry, 15.
Balch, Rev. Hezekiah, 451.
Ball, Rev. Eliphalet, 256.
Baltimore, Lord, 170, 171, 179, 213.
Baltimore, sacked by pirates, 97.
Bancroft, G., historian, 473.
Barbados, 212, 214.
Barbary Coast, 97.
Barbour, Gov., 393.
Bards, 73.
Baronets, order founded, 7.
Baxter, Richard, 171.
Bayley, Capt. John, 168.
Bedford, Gunning, 440, 442.
Belcher, Gov. Jonathan, 246, 425-433.
Belfast, Presbytery, 148, 187.
Bell, John, 288.
Blackmail, 64.
Blaine, Col. Ephraim, 531.
Blair, Rev. Robert, historian, 103, 165.
Blenerhassett, Thomas, 116.
Board of Trade, English, statistical returns, 210.
Bolton, Charles K., historian, 192.
Bonner, Robert, 538 n.
Borders, suppression of lawlessness in the, 86-89, 102.
Boswell, James, 205, 464.
Boudinot, Elias, 446.
Boyd, Rev. William, 190.
Boulter, Archbishop, 194.
Brackenridge, H. H., 440.
Braddock's defeat, 268, 303, 401.
Braddock's Trail, 269.
Bradstreet, Gov., 181.
Breckenridge family, 536.
Brehon Laws, 2.
Briggs, C. A., historian, 171, 325, 332, 334, 336, 356, 362, 367, 369.
Bunker Hill, battle of, 493.
Burgoyne, Gen., 502-506.
Burke, Edmund, 199.
Burr, Rev. Aaron, 424, 427.
Bury, J. B., historian, 50.
Byram, Rev. Eliab, 385.

Cahans Exodus, 253.
Cain, 43.
Caldwell, Rev. David, 449.
Caldwell, James, 500.
Caldwell, Samuel, 500.
Calvin, John, 137, 329.
Camden, William, 65.
Campbell, Gov. J. E., 537 n.
Campbell, Capt. Lauchlin, 252.
Campbell, Col. William, 508.
Canassatego, Indian chief, 317.
Cannibalism, 207.
Canute, King, 52.
Carew Papers, 37-40.
Carrick, Rev. Samuel, 451.
Carson, John, 288.
Caulfield, Sir Toby, 116.
Cecil, Sec'y of state, 2, 22.
Celtic Culture, 45-49, 51.
Celts, 46, 50, 120.
Census Bureau nationality statistics, 219.
Chalmers, George, historian, 215.
Charlemagne, 52.
Charles I, 142, 146.
Charles II, 154, 176.
Cherry Valley massacre, 257.
Chichester, Sir Arthur, early career, 16;
—Lord Deputy of Ireland, 17;
—characteristics, 18;
—recommends Ulster Plantation, 21;
—reviews the situation, 24;
—remarks on London agents, 31;
—on comynes, 61; —his liberal policy, 76;
—deports swordmen, 78-80;
—on Plantation prospects, 78, 79;
—on piracy, 94;
—on character of Undertakers, 119;
—on the native Irish, 121.
Chronology of Ulster Plantation, 40-41;
—of events bearing on Ulster, 162.
Civilization, 21.
Clinton, Gen., 502, 507, 527.
Cobham, Rev. Thomas, 191.
Coleraine Presbytery, 191.
Coleraine, rebuilt by London guilds, 32;
—plot to burn, 123.
College of New Jersey, see Princeton.
Colleges, see Educational Institutions.
Colman, Rev. Benjamin, 300, 333.
Comynes, Irish custom, 57, 58
Congregational Church absorbs Scotch-Irish immigrants in New England, 345.
Continental Congress, action respecting Ireland, 460;
—recommends formation State governments, 477;
—adopts Declaration of Independence, 486;
—signatures not appended until Aug. 2, or later, 488.
Constitutional Convention of 1787, its composition, 442.
Convoy Presbytery, 339.
Cornbury, Gov. 335.
Cornwallis, Lord, 471, 507, 510.
Coronation Stone, its history, 44.
Coshering, 61, 85.
Counter-Reformation, in Ireland, 9, 68-71, 161.
Cowpens, battle of, 510.
Cranstoun, Sir William, 86, 87.
Creaghting, 60.
Crete, 43.
Cromwell, 139, 148, 150.
Cross, Rev. John, 421.
Culmore, fort of, 14.
Cumming, Alexander, 418.

Davie, W. R., 442.
Davies, Sir John, early career, 15;
—characteristics, 20, 24, 26;
—letter to Salisbury, 31;
—on state of Ireland, 54;
—on land tenure, 58;
—on religion, 67;
—on Irish traits, 77.
Davies, Rev. Samuel, work in Virginia, 386-389;
—President of Princeton, 389;
—his oratory, 390;
—collects funds for Princeton, 430;
—death, 437.
Davis, Rev. Samuel, 174.
Davis, W. W. H., historian, 266 n.
Dayton, Jonathan, 442.
Dean, Rev. William, 385, 417.
Declaration of Independence,
—first step taken by Mecklenburg convention, 475;
—movement in Congress, 476;
—action of Pennsylvania Assembly, 478;
—Thomas McKean's activity, 478;
—Joseph Reed's management, 479;
—R. H. Lee's resolution, 480;
—Charles Thomson's participation, 481;
—Declaration adopted, 486;
—the signers, 491.
Denmark, 52, 74.
Derry, Bishop of, 11, 18.
Derry, attacked by O'Dogherty, 14;
—King's plan for, 29;
—London guilds to rebuild, 32;
—plot to burn, 125;
—seige of, 155.
Derry presbytery, 350.
Devonshire, Earl of, 17.
Dickinson, John, 418, 485.
Dickinson, Rev. Jonathan, 362, 421, 424.
Doak, Rev. John M., 451.
Doak, Rev. Samuel, 450.
Doak, Rev. Samuel W., 451.
Dod, Rev. Thaddeus, 452.
Doddridge, Rev. Joseph, historian, 275, 296.
Drake's Expedition, 16.
Dublin University, 110.
Dumbarton Presbytery, 351.
Dunbar, Col. David, 245-247.
Dunlap, Alexander, 191.
Dunlap, John, 500.
Dunlop, Rev. William, 378.

Eagle Wing, ship, 165.
Educational Institutions,
—Allegheny, 456;
—Blount, 451;
—Bowdoin, 236;
—Brown, 456;
—Centre, 452;
—Chartiers, 453;
—Dickinson, 455;
—Fagg's Manor, 418;
—Franklin, 456;
—Greenville, 451;
—Hampden Sidney, 447;
—Jefferson, 277, 454;
—Kentucky, 452;
—Log College, 367, 416, 424;
—Martin, 450;
—New Jersey, 421-446;
—New London, Pa., 418;
—North Carolina, 449;
—Nottingham, 419;
—Philadelphia, 418;
—Queen's, 449;
—Thunder Hill, 418;
—Transylvania, 451;
—Tusculum, 451;
—Washington and Jefferson, 455;
—Washington and Lee, 449;
—Western Reserve, 456;
—Western, 455;
—Wooster, 456.
Edwards, Rev. Jonathan, 398, 437.
Egle, W. H., historian, 316, 324 n.
Elder, Rev. John, advises removal of Conestoga Indians, 307;
—account of massacre, 308, 310.
Elder, Rev. Thomas, 191.
Elizabeth, Queen, 9, 54, 65, 73, 115.
Ellsworth, Oliver, 441, 442.
Encyclopaedia Brittanica, 51.
English settlers, 119, 120, 127, 145.
Enniskillen, 155.
Essex, Earl of, 17.
Ewing, Rev. John, letter on Conestoga massacre, 313.
Exempt farms, 227.