Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania

INDEX.

THIS Index is to the whole three volumes; it has been made with consider. able labor. The indices for the first two volumes were undoubtedly very unsatisfactory, not having been even arranged alphabetically; yet there may perhaps be those who will not think this one full enough. To have indexed every nama and fact in these volumes would have required a small volume, but we believe sufficient has been done to find every important fact or name. If not found under its especial name, it can be found by examination of the matter under the general headings.

Abbott, Benjamin, i. 456, 490.

Abington lane, ii. 18, 101.

Academy, Friends', iii. 202.

of Germantown, ii. 40; iii. 462.

of Music, iii. 375.

Animals, aged, ii. 413.
Anne, Queen, i. 379.
Annesley family, ii. 268.

Anthony's house, ii. 618.

Anthracite coal, ii. 458-463, 480. Apees, ii. 484.

Old, i. 289, 416, 484, 568; ii. 444; iii. Apparel and dress, i. 176, 177, 183-202, 274.

Acrelius, i. 228-230.

Adams, Daniel, ii. 295.

John, opinion of Morris, iii. 252.
Lord, ii. 142.

Advancement and prosperity, ii. 572.
Aged persons, i. 514, 598; ii. 19.
Agnew, Gen., ii. 38, 39, 42, 58.

Aitken's Bible, first, ii. 400; iii. 480.
Alice, Black, i. 378, 388, 515, 601.
Allen family, i. 13.

Fort, ii. 149, 180, 206.
Richard, i. 460.

William, ii. 264.

Allequippa, ii. 128, 129.

"Alliance" frigate, ii. 338–340. Alligewi, ii. 159.

Allison, Rev. Francis, teacher, i. 288, 568.

Almanac for ever, i. 452.

Leeds's, i. 453.

Taylor's, ii. 156.

Almshouse, i. 462; iii. 334.

Friends', i. 427; iii. 287, 333.
Alricks family, ii. 177, 214, 241.
Althram, Lord, ii. 267.
Amity, the, sails, iii. 83.
Amsterdam, New, i. 3, 4, 9, 10.
Amusements, i. 177, 276, 279.
Amusing incidents, ii. 335, 417.
Anatomies, ii. 379.
André, Major, ii. 292.
Andrews, Gov., i. 11.

Rev. Jedediah, i. 448; iii. 306.
Andros, Gov., ii. 239; iii. 27.
Ange, John, i. 600.

504, 509; ii. 96, 97; iii. 122, 149. Appendix, ii. 511.

Apprentices, i. 254.

Apprentices' Library, iii. 343.

Aquila Rose, ii. 489.

Aramingo Canal, iii. 487.

Arcade, i. 376; iii. 190.

Archives at Harrisburg about Treaty Tree,

i. 136; iii. 90.

Arch Street Bridge, i. 364; iii. 58, 189.
Aristocracy, i. 276, 286.

Armbruster, printers, ii. 398.

Arms of the Penn family, iii. 97.

of Washington, iii. 495.

Army officers, ii. 585.

supplies to the West, i. 100.

Arnold, Gen., i. 426; ii. 286, 302, 327; iii. 471, 494; his marriage, 448, 449.

Articles of dress, i. 183-202.

Artillery lane, i. 416.
Asbury, Bishop, i. 459.

Ashmead family, ii. 48, 65, 66.
Assassinations, ii. 621.

Assembly, first convened, i. 16, 18, 27, 5”, 58, 94, 95, 98, 100, 101, 128, 313, 400, 401; ii. 165, 326, 481; iii. 44. dancing, i. 283.

Assheton, Robert, mayor, i. 66, 97, 382.
Association for peace, ii. 166, 167, 208.
Battery, i. 325, 505; ii. 444.
Library, iii. 335.

regiments, iii. 168, 169. Athenæum, iii. 343.

Attorney-general to be paid a salary,

i. 98.

Attwood, W. A., mayor, i. 63, 66.
Aubrey, William, i. 117; iii. 119.
Auctions, i. 228, 229, 354, 419; early auc-
tioneers, iii. 143-148; sales, 141-148;
opposition to, 146.
Austin's Ferry, i. 430.

Bache, Alexander Dallas, iii. 439.
descent of, iii. 439.
Mrs., i. 534.

Richard, postmaster, ii. 393.
Bachelors' Hall, i. 432; iii. 300.
Baker, Alexina Fisher, iii. 378.
Balconies, i. 217.

Baldwin, Matthew W., iii. 152.
Ballet, captain of "Otto" sloop-of-war, i. 64.
Balloons, ii. 499; iii. 155, 156.
Balls, iii. 159.

Baltimore, Lord, i. 21, 25; settles at Balti-
more, i. 4; Markham's interview with,
iii. 39; Penn's conference with, 44; his
claim upon Penn's Province, 47; Lords
of Plantation decide against him, 50.
Banjo-music, i. 220.
Bankrupts, i. 241, 358.

Bank issues, i. 104; ii. 550.

of North America, iii. 256, 383, 384.
of Pennsylvania, iii. 381-383; rob-
bery of, iii. 282.

lots, i. 166-170.

Meeting, Friends', i. 390.
Banks, i. 408, 475; iii. 57, 381-388.
Baptisterion, i. 430; ii. 476; iii. 290.
Baptists, ii. 73, 258; Barbadoes store, i.
447; churches, iii. 311.

Bar, Philadelphia, i. 315-322; iii. 164-166.
Baring, Alexander, iii. 273.
Barnes, Rev. Albert, iii. 307.

Barracks, British, i. 101, 415; iii. 273.
Barry, Com., iii. 338.

Bartram, John, i. 548; iii. 441.

William, i. 551.

Bathsheba's Bath and Bower, i. 411, 490.
Bath, floating, on the Delaware, iii. 489.
Bathtown, i. 490.

Battery, i. 325, 329; erected in 1748, iii. 169.
Battle of Brandywine, ii. 83, 283, 295, 307.
of Germantown, ii. 38, 47-50, 68, 71,
554.

of the Kegs, ii. 336.
Baynton, George, ii. 549.
Bears, ii. 434-436.

Beasts and birds of prey, i. 37, 41, 46, 94,
96; ii. 433-436, 535.

Bebberstown or Beggarstown,ii. 23; iii. 461.
Beck, Paul, owns Sven's house, i. 149.
Bedminster, ii. 477.

Beek's Hollow, i. 38, 102, 407; iii. 231.
Bees, ii. 411.

Beissel, musician, ii. 111, 258.

Bell, Robert, publisher, ii. 400; petition
against himself, iii. 141, 142.

Bell, Thomas F., book-auctioneer, iii. 143.
Tom, the infamous, i. 552.
town, hung, i. 61.

Bell Tavern, iii. 365.

Belles and dames of fashion, i. 284.

Bells, Christ Church, i. 384; iii. 201.

Bennet's History of New England, ii. 282.
Bensell family, ii. 23, 68.

Berg, Rev. Joseph, iii. 314.

Bethlehem and Easton, ii. 149, 164, is?,
191, 206.

Bettering-house, i. 103.

Beversrede, Fort, iii. 20.

Bible, Aitken's first, ii. 400; iii. 480.
German, ii. 47.

Thomson's translation, iii. 443.
Biddle, Capt., death, ii. 297.

Charles, i. 401; iii. 222.
Nicholas, iii. 228, 387.
Biles, William, i. 96; iii. 70.
Billiard-playing, iii. 155.

Bingham and mansion, i. 194, 414; iii.
270, 274, 275.

James, freeman, i. 59.
Biorck, Rev. Eric, ii. 233.
Birch's Views, iii. 504.
Birge, Samuel, ii. 477.

Blabon, G. W. & Co., iii. 127.

Blackbeard, i. 271, 528; ii. 9, 32, 216–224.
Black Bear Tavern, iii. 367.
Black-horse alley, i. 162.
Black Maria, iii. 181.

Blackmore, Capt. G., ii. 46.

Blacksmiths, i. 228, 242, 435; iii. 141.
Blackwell, John, Gov., iii. 57.
Blake's music-store, iii. 151.
Block-houses, i. 151; ii. 239, 240, 245.
Blood's Dispatch, iii. 477.
Bloody election of '42, ii. 490.

Blue Anchor Inn, i. 38, 51, 96, 130, 336,
338, 341; iii. 175.

Blue Bell, retreat to, ii. 59.
Blue-house pond, i. 496.

Tavern, i. 51, 336.

Blue-stocking ladies, ii. 419.
Boardman, Rev. Henry A., iii. 310.
Boarding-schools, i. 177.

Board of Trade, i, 24, 80, 88, 380; ii. 281;
iii. 89, 90.

Board-yards, i. 229.

Boatswain and Call Tavern, i. 51.
Boehm, Rev. John Philip, i. 452; iii. 314.
Bogle, Robert, waiter, iii. 366.
Bolton's store at Upper Ferry, iii. 492.
Bookbinding, ii. 401.

Books, i. 244, 245, 287; ii. 396.

on early history, i. 89-92.
Booth, Junius Brutus, iii. 377
Boots, i. 195, 201; ii. 612.
Boquet, Col., ii. 131, 173.
Bordentown, ii. 297.-
Borers, legislative, ii. 119.
Botany, i. 548; ii. 373.

Botta the historian on Robert Morris, iii.
256.

Boudinot, Elias, iii. 82.
Boyd, Col., ii. 59.

Braddock, Gen., ii. 14, 118, 127, 141; iii. 466.
Braddock's defeat, i. 100, 329, 602; ii. 127.

Bradford, Andrew, i. 546; ii. 395; iii.
440, 441.

Brew- and malt-houses, i. 50, 72, 97, 339; Calamities of physicians, ii. 387.

iii. 52, 176, 177.

Brickell, John, ii. 161.

Bridges, first, i. 38; over Walnut and Sec-
ond, i. 61, 65, 97; over Schuylkill at
Market street, 99, 156, 216, 298, 299,
336, 340, 364, 371, 374, 479; ii. 446, 475;
iii. 58, 189; floating, 491.

Brienne, medallions of Washington and La
Fayette, iii. 498.

Brimstone rain, i. 104; ii. 415.
British army, i. 392, 399, 479; ii. 610; iii.

449.

iii. 261.

Callow hill street market laid out, i. 482.
Camac's lane, iii. 358.
Camac, Turner, i. 477.
Camden, N. J., ii. 628.
Campanius and Holm, i. 4, 8; ii. 228; iii. 79.
Campbell, Capt., killed, i. 426.
Campbell's Wyoming, ii. 126.
Camp fever, ii. 301, 328.
Campington, bought by Hartsfielder, i. 11,
477.

Broglie, Prince de, visit to Robert Morris, Carlisle, i. 101; ii. 122, 161, 184, 186.

Brokers and pawns, i. 239.

Brooks, Francis, epitaph, i. 127.

Broom corn, introduced by Franklin, iii.
439.

Brown, Billy, i. 602; ii. 141.

H. Armitt, oration at Burlington an-
niversary, iii. 80-83.

John, i. 156, 157, 172.

as a pirate, ii. 224.

Dr. John Michael, iii. 318.

Brownsville, ii. 144, 145.

Bruhman, Lieut., i. 560.

Buckley, Anthony M, i. 48.

Carpenter, Joshua, i. 93, 376.

mansion, i. 376; iii. 191.
to keep an ordinary, i. 93.
Samuel, i. 33; selling his property,
houses, and wharves, 39, 52, 56, 88,
93, 104, 128; sells Slate-house, 164,
167, 394, 520.

Samuel (second), iii. 57.

Carpenters' Hall, i. 419; ii. 172; iii. 278.
Carpets, i. 205, 206; ii. 550; manufacture
of, iii. 125.

Carr, Col., garden, i. 548.

Carriages and vehicles, i. 208; ii. 33, 65.
Carter, William, mayor, i. 66; iii. 500.

Bucks county, i. 56, 100; ii. 95-101, 330, Carteret, Sir George, obtains New Jersey,

Cartlidge, Edmund, ii. 172.
Carts and drays, i. 63.

Castell's Book of Discovery, ii. 474.
Castle, the, iii. 356.

Cat and Rabbit, i. 48, 49.

Caves, i. 14, 18, 36, 48, 74, 171, 303, 304;
ii. 18; iii. 43, 54, 120.

Cemeteries, i. 224, 530, 571; iii. 136–140.

Burd, Edward, prothonotary's office, i. Census, ii. 551.

401; iii. 222.

Col., ii. 145, 149.

Burdeau, Mrs., boarding-school, i. 166.

Burlington, early history, i. 10, 40, 54; ii.
245, 296, 310-315, 472; iii. 80.
Burned alive, i. 309.

Centre Square, i. 391; iii. 389.

execution-ground, i. 437.

Chains across streets, iii. 309.
Chalybeate spring, ii. 427.
Chancellor, Capt. William, i. 61, 101,
440; ii. 482; iii. 303.

Chancery lane, i. 316.
Chandler, Widow, i. 53.

Changes and improvements, i. 211, 240;
ii. 587.

in prices of diet, i. 260.

in residences, i. 224, 258, 321.
in streets and places, i. 230.

Chapman, Judge, ii. 123.
Charity schools, iii. 278.

Chart of Delaware Bay, ii. 474.

Charter for Philadelphia, i. 303, 313; ii.
588; iii. 33, 34, 45, 67.
Cheese-cake House, i. 493.
Cherry Garden, i. 494.

Chester, i. 10, 13, 14, 16, 86, 127, 129, 142;
ii. 92-95, 234, 250; named by Penn,
iii. 42; first Legislature, iii. 44, 104.
county, i. 100, 288; ii. 80-92, 161.
Chestnut Hill, ii. 17.

Chestnut street, i. 230, 486.

Bridge, i. 371.

Theatre, iii. 369.

Chevalier de Luzerne, i. 377.

Clifton's or Drinker's alley, i. 102.
Climate of Philadelphia, ii. 347-369, 611,

614.

Cliveden, seat of Chew family, iii. 166.
"Cloaths" for winter and summer, i. 93.
Clocks and watches, i. 194, 204, 218; of
Pennsylvania Historical Society, iii. 122.
Clothes, second-hand, i. 240.

Cloven foot discovered, i. 504.

Clover and plaster of Paris, ii. 66, 81, 98,
104, 485.

Coaches, ii. 33, 65.

Coal, anthracite, ii. 409, 458-463, 480, 517;
iii. 492.

Coaquannock, i. 10, 35.

Coates, i. 439, 440, 449, 452, 481, 482.
burying-ground, i. 480; iii. 388.
family-cave, i. 172.
Coats, George, i. 98.
Cobb, Gen., ii. 61.
Cock-fighting, i. 278, 279.

Coffee as a beverage, i. 179.

Coffee-houses, i. 39, 58, 102, 393.

Chew family and house, ii. 37, 38, 46, 49, Cohocksink, i. 40, 139, 140, 272, 477, 479.

50, 52, 53, 55, 209; iii. 166.

Judge, i. 318.

Childhood and its joys, i. 603.

Chimney-sweeps, public, i. 161.

Choat, Isaac, ii. 162.

Chocolate and coffee, i. 253.
Cholera and Bank lots, i. 168.
Chovet, Dr. ii. 380.

Christ Church, i. 39, 50, 103, 378, 435, 582;
ii. 444; iii. 120, 193–202; bust of George
II., iii. 197.

Christie, William, Unitarian preacher, iii.
327.

Christina, queen of Sweden, and Christi-
ana, ii. 228, 230, 234, 250.
Christmas, i. 281.

Churches, i. 71, 76, 93, 98, 413, 447, 481;
ii. 25, 26, 121, 233, 404-408, 444, 498;
iii. 306-328.
Churchman, John, i. 58, 325, 328; ii. 165.
Church party, i. 114, 120, 380.

family, i. 495; history, iii. 328.
Cigar-dealers to have licenses, i. 98.
Circuses in Philadelphia, iii. 371.
City charter, ii. 488.

Dancing Assembly, i. 276, 283.
Hall, i. 65, 66; iii. 217.

hills, i. 222.

lots, i. 34, 52, 259, 263, 361.

of Brotherly Love, i. 14, 19.
Tavern, iii. 349.

Troop, i. 426; iii. 169, 295, 401.
Clarke Hall, i. 164, 374; iii. 190.
Clarkson, Matthew, mayor, ii. 626.

Thomas, and Treaty Tree, i. 135, 137.
Clay, Rev. Dr., i. 411; ii. 229, 232.
Claypoole family, i. 96, 558, 598; iii. 442.

John, sheriff, i. 95; James, iii, 84, 94.
Claypoole's Daily Advertiser, ii. 397.
Clayton, Rev., i. 378.

Clearances, i. 99.

Clenachan, Rev., i. 455.

Clergy, i. 334, 381, 538.

allowed to marry, i. 98.

Clifton's house and round lamp, i. 102.

Cohoquinoque, i. 40.
Colden, Gov., i. 537.
Coleman, Judge, i. 444.

Rebecca, i. 53, 600.
Robert, ii. 148.
William, ii. 148.

Collectors, travelling mercantile, ii. 558. i
Colleges, i. 288, 294.
Collin, Rev. Dr., i. 147.

Colonial history, i. 6-34; iii. 17-76.
Colonial statistics, ii. 409.
Colonial times, ii. 574.

Colonists, i. 12-14, 17, 32, 517.
Commerce, i. 71, 74, 88, 99, 230; iii. 89, 237.
Commissioners, the five, iii. 56.
Committees of the war, ii. 326.
Conclusion, ii. 508.

Conestoga, ii. 108, 148, 167, 169, 172, 178,
183, 194, 260.

Congress, i. 400, 419, 421; ii. 331, 573,
610; iii. 214.

First Continental, iii. 279.

Congress Hall, iii. 217.

Conjurers, i. 267, 270; ii. 32, 36, 92.

Connecticut claims, ii. 123.

Consolidation of the city, ii. 604; iii. 412,
481.

Constables and beadles, i. 59, 60, 93, 96,

211.

"Constitution" frigate, figure-head, iii.

444.

Continental money, ii. 298, 442, 551.
Convicts imported, ii. 260, 267.
Conyngham, David H., i. 135; iii. 442.
Redmond, i. 101.

Cook family, i. 136, 300, 304.
Cookery in old times, i. 179.

Cooper, Peter, his locomotive, iii. 486

Cornbury, Lord, i. 50, 164, 380.

Cornwallis, ii. 283, 332.

Costumes, i. 184, 190, 458, 504, 510.

Cotton goods, i. 259.

Counterfeit money, i. 302.

Country-seats, i. 450, 487, 494; ii. 33, 462,

477-480; iii. 493-495.

Country stores, large, ii. 67.

Court-house, i. 62, 66, 96, 350-356; iii. 177.
Courts and trials, i. 81, 94, 97, 298, 353;
iii. 164-166.

Courts in Berks county, ii. 98.

in Chester county, ii. 90.

in Germantown, ii. 28-31.

in Upland, ii. 234.

Cowherd and cows, i. 59; ii. 421.

Indians, 19; visited by the English in
1632, 19; settlements on, by the Swedes,
20-23; English take possession of, 24;
Dutch again become masters of, 27; Up-
land county defined. 27; frozen over,
473, 474.

Delaware, discovery of the, i. 3; iii. 17.
origin of name, i. 7; iii. 79.
Fire Company, iii. 425.

Coxe, Col., elopes with Sarah Eckley, i. 50. Dennison, Michael, i. 467.

Tench, i. 50.

Crawford, Rev. Samuel W., iii. 276.
Crazy Norah, iii. 289, 452.

Credit system, ii. 586.

Crellius, High Dutch Journal, ii. 398.
Cresheim, ii. 18.

Crimes and trials, i. 299, 305, 307, 313.
and punishments, i. 103.
Criminal intercourse, i. 304.
Cromwell and Crowell, ii. 220, 334; iii. 13.
Crooked Billet Tavern and wharf, i. 48, 170,
464; town, ii. 99; store, 120; iii. 348.
Cross Keys Inn, i. 409, 476; iii. 346-347,
351.

Crown street, i. 444, 486, 511.
Cruikshank, Joseph, i. 435, 492.
Cumberland county, i. 100.
Cunningham, Capt., ii. 300-302.

Curiosities and discoveries, i. 344, 377, 441,
562; ii. 422-427.

Cushing, Caleb, and Miss Peale, iii. 95.
Custom-houses, i. 385, 474; iii. 380.
Customs, collector of, i. 305; ii. 549; iii. 163.
value of, i. 78.

Cutbush, Edward, carver, i. 575.
Cuthbert, Anthony, iii. 389.

Dalley, John, post-surveyor, ii. 392.
Dances and dancing, i. 276, 283; ii. 483.
Dancing-masters, early, iii. 154, 159.
Dark Day, ii. 353.

Darlington, Dr. William, iii. 441.

Col. Nathan, ii. 124.
Denny, Gov. William, ii. 275.
Dentists, i. 179.

Devil-possessed, i. 270.

De Vries' first expedition, iii. 19.
Dials on houses, i. 218.
Dibley's tavern, i. 465.

Dickinsons, i. 60, 66, 80, 88, 97, 319, 377,
428, 477, 499, 519; ii. 171, 264; iii. 437
Diet, changes in prices of, i. 260.
Dinderdonk Islands, ii. 173.
Dinners, public, i. 61.

private, i. 174.

Directories, i. 258; ii. 499; iii. 152, 153.
Discoverers, i. 1-4.

Diseases, i. 251; iii. 475.
Distilleries, i. 238.

Distrusted citizens, ii. 284.

Doans of Bucks county, ii. 96, 330; iii. 472.
Dobson, Thomas, printer, ii. 400.
Dock Creek, i. 36, 39, 41, 103, 132, 336,
372, 490; iii. 301.
Dock street, iii. 177.

Doctor John, i. 101; ii. 122, 161.
Dolby, William, ii. 53.

Domestic manufactures encouraged, ii. 272.
Donegal, ii. 167.

Dorsey House, i. 445.

Dove, R. J., teacher, i. 178, 561, 570; iii. 161.
Doyle's Inn in Letitia court, i. 158, 162;

iii. 117.

Drawbridge and Dock Creek, i. 336.
Dress and apparel, i. 504, 510; iii. 124.
Drew, John, actor, iii. 377.

Darrach, Lydia, i. 411; ii. 327, 385; iii. Drinker, John or Edward, i. 133, 513, 601.

265.

David, Rev. Hugh, i. 119, 122.

Dawson, John, ii. 99.

W., Guide to Psalmody, ii. 418.

Deal, Peter, i. 450.

Deaths, i. 99, 224, 406.

De Benneville, Dr. G., ii. 49.

Declaration of Independence, i. 398, 400,

402, 419, 535; ii. 293, 309; iii. 223, 226,
253.

Deer, ii. 35, 83, 113, 252.

Defence, colonial, i. 323.

De Grasse's fleet, iii. 329.

House, i. 44, 133, 166, 465; iii. 104.
Drummond, Capt., ii. 220.

Dubois, Abraham, ii. 113.

Duché, Rev. Jacob, i. 264, 381, 413, 596;
iii. 195, 266-268, 279, 281.
pottery, i. 446.

Ducking-stool, i. 359.

Duck-pond, i. 433; iii. 301.

Duels, i. 333; iii. 174.

Duffield, Edward, i. 140, 404, 451, 533, 574;
mill, ii. 73.

Duke of York, i. 9, 11, 86; iii. 27.
Dunbar arrives with wounded, i. 100.

De la Noe, French minister, i. 43; iii. 437. Duncan's Island, ii. 191.

Delany, Sharp, i. 474; ii. 549.
Delap, book-auctioneer, iii. 145.
Delarue, actor, iii. 377, 378.
Delaware River, i. 7, 9, 97, 280; ii. 470-
474, 482, 609; visited by Hudson, iii. 17;
settlements by the Dutch on, 17-20; Mey
sent out by the Dutch East India Com-
panies, 17, 18; Godyn's colony at Cape
May Landing, 18; Fort Oplandt built,
19; De Vries' colony destroyed by the

Dundas, elm and house, iii. 403, 404.
Dunkards or Tunkards, ii. 23, 42, 60, 111,
258; iii. 461.

Dunk's Ferry, i. 516.

Dunlap's History of New York, ii. 8.
Col. John, iii. 404.
Pennsylvania Packet, ii. 397.
Duponceau, P. S., i. 16, 424, 492; ii. 2, 320,
iii. 168, 283.

Du Quesne, Fort, ii. 127, 131, 144, 173.

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