Baldwin, Christopher C., 255, 306, | Brampton, Edward, 132.
307, 333. Value of his work for
the Society, 325.
Baldwin, David, Jr., 87.
Bangs, Hon. Edward, 200.
Bangs, Edward D., 200.
Barr, Robert, aid given to, by
Massachusetts legislature to com-
plete his inventions, 27, 28.
Barrios, Justo R., 124.
Bartlett, John R., 308.
Barton, Edmund M., 2, 270, 310.
Submits his Reports as Librarian,
58-71, 322-335.
Bassett, Rev. Amos, 9.
Bassett, John G., 9.
Bassett, Mrs. John G. (Henrietta
K.), 9.
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Batchellor, David, 87.
Baxter, James Phinney, re-elected
a Councillor, 3, 270.
Bazin, John, 40.
Beaumont, James, 29. His "Remi-
niscences" cited, 30.
Bellows, Mrs. Hannah, 12.
Bellows, John, 2, 329. Obituary
of, by George F. Hoar, 12-17.
Bellows, Mrs. John (Elizabeth
Earnshaw), 12.
Bellows, William L., 12.
Bemis, Seth, 46.
Bentley, Rev. William, 328, 332.
Bernaldez, Andrez, 134, 136 n.
His account of Edward Wood-
ville's adventures in Spain, 135,
136.
Beverly Cotton Company, account
of, 28-30.
Billings, John S., 212.
Billings, R. W., his Antiquities
of Scotland" cited, 197, 198.
Blodgett, Col. Samuel, his mill at
Haverhill, 31.
Boas, Franz, 221.
Bookbinding Fund, 48, 51, 53, 315,
317.
Boston Manufacturing Company,
38.
Boston Sail Cloth Manufactory, 31.
Boutwell, Gov. George S., 263.
Bowditch, Charles P., 329.
Bowen, Clarence W., elected a
member, 148. His remarks on
the Von Closen and other Revo-
lutionary papers, 273-275.
Bradford, Alden, 333.
Bradford, Gov. William, cited, 106.
Brant, Joseph, 123.
Brazier, Samuel, 32.
Bright, John, 291.
Brinton, Daniel G., 93 n. Cited,
93.
Brissot De Warville, Jean P., 30.
Cited, 29, 31.
Brooks, Edmund, 13.
Brown, John, 279.
Brown, William, 36.
Buckingham, Joseph T., 66. His
"Appreciation" of Isaiah
Thomas, 67-70.
Bullock, A. George, re-elected an
Auditor, 4, 271. Certificate as
Auditor, 321.
Bureau of American Ethnology, 6.
Indebtedness of the Society to,
5. Publication of Trumbull's
dictionary by, 177.
Burgess, Daniel S., 60.
Burgoyne, Gen. John, 152.
Burke, Edmund, 380.
Burnside, Miss Harriet P. F., gift to
the Society from estate of, 65.
Burnside, Samuel M., service ren-
dered the Society by, 65.
Burr, George L., 285.
Burritt, Elihu, account of, by
Samuel S. Green, 275-279.
Letter from, 280.
Butler, James D., 333.
Byfield, Mass., woollen manufac-
tory at, 30.
Calhoun, John C., 280.
Campbell, George Douglas, Duke of
Argyll, obituary of, by Samuel
Utley, 284, 285.
Carnegie, Andrew, 171. His "Rec-
torial Address" cited, 164, 169,
170.
Cartwright, Edmund, 26, 41.
Casares, David, elected to foreign
membership, 271.
Céloron, Pierre Joseph, “Céloron's
March, or the Lead Plate Claim
of France to the Valleys of the
Ohio," 66, 330, 331.
Chamberlain, Alexander F., 4.
Reads paper on "The contribu-
tions of the American Indian to
civilization," 91-126. Remarks
on Indian words by, 272. An-
nounces that he is about to
edit Book of Proverbs as it is
in Eliot's Indian Bible, ib., 273.
Chandler, George, gift from, 49,
50. Copies of his "Chandler
family," in possession of the
Society, 323.
Chandler, Judge John, 86, 88.
Chandler, John, the Loyalist, 64.
Chandler Fund, 49-51, 54, 315,
318. Brief statement of, 323.
Charles I. of England, 352, 381.
Charles II. of England, 360.
Charles VIII. of France, 130, 133.
"Charlestown Chronicle," file of,
in the Library, 64.
Chase, Charles A., 5, 63, 145, 149,
255, 267, 281. Re-elected Re-
cording Secretary, and a member
of the Committee of Publication,
3, 271. With Henry S. Nourse
presents Report of the Council,
6-21. His tribute to Egbert C.
Smyth, 253, 254.
Chatterton, Thomas, 384.
Cheever, Thomas, 88.
Chinook Indians, legend of, 229,
Chinook winds, legends of the
origin of, 237-240.
Choate, John, 88.
"Christian Citizen," establishment
of, 277.
Clarke, William, papers of, 357,
365, 371, 375, 377, 379, 380.
Cleveland, Grover, Pres. of the
U. S., 10.
Clinton, Hon. De Witt, 66, 331.
Clinton, Sir Henry, 152.
Cogswell, William, 184.
Collection and Research Fund, 47,
51, 52, 315, 316.
Colonel Timothy Bigelow Chapter,
D. A. R., unveiling of tablet by,
marking site of first school-house
in Worcester, 6, 7. Letter from,
59. Inscription on tablet placed
by, ib.
Connecticut Historical Society, 66.
Cook, O. F., 115.
Council of the Society, annual
reports of, 6-21, 283-305. Ex-
presses its appreciation of Benja-
min J. Dodge, 7, 8. Reports of,
cited, 60, 61. Special meetings
of, on deaths of Henry S.
Nourse, 145, of Egbert C.
Smyth, 253, 254, and of George
F. Hoar, 255-267. Semi-annual
report of, 150-161. Votes that
the Librarian report annually,
150. Proposes to have table of
contents prepared of last fifteen
volumes of the Proceedings, Oct.,
1880-Oct., 1903, 284. Vote of,
relative to production of a com-
prehensive guide to the material
for American history in public
repositories in London, 327.
Councillors, election of, 3, 270.
Crompton, Samuel, 26.
Cromwell, Oliver, influence of, in
the Puritan army, 355-382.
Crossfield, Joseph, 280.
Curtis, E. S., 222.
Curtis, George M., his gift to the
Society, 330.
Cutler, Rev. Manasseh, 29 n. "Life
and correspondence of" cited,
29.
Dant, C. H., 289.
Davis, Andrew McF., 4, 50. His
gift to the Society, 64. Reads
paper on "Land Bank mortgages
in Worcester County," 85-90.
Elected a Councillor, 270.
Davis, Charles H., his gift to the
Society, 65.
Davis, Edward L., 145, 152, 255,
322. Re-elected a Councillor, 3,
270. His gift to the Davis
Book Fund, 48, 49.
Davis, Horace, 50.
Davis, Hon. Isaac, 19, 60, 62, 322.
Book fund established by, 48.
Signs contract for the Society,
63.
Davis, John C. Bancroft, 50.
Davis Book Fund, Isaac and
Edward L., 48, 49, 51, 53, 315,
317. Brief statement of, 322,
323.
Davis Fund, John and Eliza, 50,
51, 55, 315, 319. Need of book-
plate for, 324.
Deane, Charles, 259.
Devens, Charles, 11.
Dewey, Hon. Francis H., legacy
from, 50.
Dewey Fund, 50, 51, 55, 315, 319.
Brief statement of, 324.
Eames, Wilberforce, 325. Value
of his bibliography of the Eliot
literature, 309, 310.
Earle, Mrs. Alice Morse, cited, 116.
Earle, Pliny, gift from the estate
of, 330. Disposition of remain-
der of second edition of his
"Curability of Insanity," 326.
Earnshaw, Mark, 12.
Edes, Henry H., 149. His letter
accompanying his gift cited, 64.
Edwards, Rev. Jonathan, 297, 299.
Writings of Egbert C. Smyth on,
297.
Eells, Edward, 221.
Eells, Myron, 221.
century," paper by Roger B.
Merriman, 127-144.
Engler, Edmund A., 147, 150, 253,
255. Elected a Councillor, 3.
Reads paper on the "Commercial
primacy of the United States,"
162-176. Re-elected a Council-
lor, '270.
Ercilla y Zuñiga, Alonzo de, 100.
Estes, Hiram C., his tribute to
Thomas Green, 203.
Evans, Charles, 325.
Evarts, Jeremiah, 8.
Evarts, Hon. William M., 8, 214.
Everett, Edward, 263.
Fairfax, Sir Thomas, 354, 355,
357, 360-362, 364–367, 371, 374,
375.
Fareway, John, 387, 390.
Farwell, Joseph, 36.
Fenn, G. Manville, his "Memoir
of Benjamin F. Stevens," 305.
Ferdinand V., of Spain, 127, 134,
135, 143.
Fire myths, 230-236.
Firth, Charles H., edits Clarke
papers, 377.
Fitchburg Cotton Manufactory Cor-
poration, short account of, 36,
37.
Forbes, William T., 178.
Fowle, Daniel, 68.
Eggleston, Edward, obituary of, by Fowle, Zechariah, 67.
Samuel Utley, 286.
Eliot, Charles W., 155.
Eliot, Rev. John, Apostle to the
Indians, 307, 309, 311. Impor-
tance of his contributions to
study of Indian language, 178.
Announcement of publication of
Book of Proverbs as contained
in his Indian Bible, edited by
Alexander F. Chamberlain and
William W. Tooker, 272, 273.
Elliot, Andrew, 313.
Ellis, Rev. George E., bequest
from, 50.
Ellis, Havelock, 121.
Ellis Fund, 50, 51, 55, 315, 319.
Brief statement of, 324.
England, "Edward Woodville-
Knight-Errant; a study of the
relations of England and Spain
in the latter part of the fifteenth
Franklin, Benjamin, 70.
Freemasons, important correspon-
dence relating to Anti-masonic
movement, 65.
Gallatin, Albert, 36, 307. Impor-
tance of his Indian studies, 177,
178. His interest in aboriginal
languages, 307-309.
Gatschet, Albert S., 221. Care of
publication of Trumbull's diction-
ary by, 177.
Gilfillan, Joseph A., his knowledge
of the Ojibwa, 310, 311.
Givers and gifts, lists of, 72-84,
336-353.
Gladstone, Rt. Hon. William E., 288.
Cited, 175, 176.
Goddard, George P., 65, 330.
Goddard, Lucius P., his gift to Greene, David, 8.
the Society, 65, 330.
Gourney, John, 387, 390.
Graham, A. Á., his account of
"Céloron's March," 65, 66, 330.
Cited, 331.
Grasse, Tilly (de gras), François
J. P., Comte de, 274, 275.
Gray, Horace, 268. Obituary of,
by Samuel Utley, 286, 287.
Green, Andrew H., 64 n., 149.
His gift to the Society, 64.
Death of, announced, 153. His
bequest to the Society, ib. "A
sketch of his ancestry, life and
work," by Samuel S. Green,
200-220.
Green, Benjamin, 202.
Greene, Mrs. David (Mary Evarts),
8.
Greene, J. Evarts, 2. Obituary
of, by Daniel Merriman, 8-12.
Greene, Mrs. J. Evarts (Mary A.
Bassett), 9.
Greene, Richard H., 219 n. Cited,
214.
Greenough, Charles P., of com-
mittee to nominate officers for
the Society, 2.
Greenough, David, cited, 45.
Grey, Thomas, 132.
Green, Miss Lucy M., 201, 207. Hale, Edward E., 268, 273, 277,
Green, Miss Mary, 201.
Green, Oliver B., 205.
Green, Capt. Samuel, settles in Lei-
cester, 202.
Green, Samuel A., 255, 272, 277.
Of committee to nominate officers
for the Society, 2, 270. Re-
elected a Councillor, 3. His
tribute to George F. Hoar,
257-259. Elected a Vice-Presi-
dent, 270.
Green, Samuel F., 201, 219 n.
Green, Mrs. Samuel F., 219 n.
Green, Samuel S, 145, 147, 149,
153, 253, 255. Re-elected
Councillor, 3, 270. Presents Re-
port of the Council, 150-161.
Reads a Sketch of the life,
history and work of Andrew H.
Green, 200-220. His tribute to
George F. Hoar, 259-261.
Speaks of Elihu Burritt, 275-
279. Letter to, from Elihu Bur-
ritt, 280. Obituary of Benjamin
F. Stevens by, 301-305.
Green, Thomas, 201, 219 n.
Green, Thomas, comedian, 202.
Green, Rev. Thomas, 206. Facts
regarding, 202–204.
328. Re-elected a Vice-Presi-
dent, 3, 270. Re-elected a
member of the Committee of
Publication, 3, 271. Remarks
by, 4, 5. His Council reports
cited, 60, 61. Remarks by, on
nomination of John O'Dowd,
148. Motion by, 149. "Algon-
quian language and literature-
Report of the Committee of
Publication," by, 177-179. His
tribute to George F. Hoar,
269. Asks for local words of
Algonquian origin, 272. Asks
about the older customs of
family prayers in New England,
281, 282.
With Nathaniel Paine
presents the Report of the
Council, 283-305. Reads a paper
on the "Aboriginal languages of
North America," 306–313.
Hale, Horatio, 308.
Hale, Robert, 88.
Hall, A. Oakey, 208.
Hall, Edward, 133, 134 n., 137 n.,
142. His account of Edward
Woodville cited, 137-142.
Hall, G. Stanley, 7, 253. Re-
elected a Councillor, 3, 270.
Hamilton, Charles, 7.
the Society, 331. Cited, ib.,
332.
Hartford Wool
Company, 30
Haven, Samuel F., 60, 61, 255,
322, 323, 332, 333. Bequest
from, 49. Signs contract for
the Society, 63.
Haven, Mrs. Samuel F., 323.
Haven Fund, 49, 51, 54, 315, 318.
Brief statement of, 323.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 333.
Hayes, Rutherford B., Pres. of the
Ú. S., 215.
Paine, Samuel A. Green, Samuel
S. Green, Charles Francis Adams,
and Carroll D. Wright, 255–267.
Tribute to, by Edward E. Hale,
269. Death of, announced, 283.
His letter of May 6, 1904, accom-
panying his gift to the Society,
329, 330. Paper by on "Will
of Thomas Hore of Bristol. His
oaken chest," 383-396.
Hoar, Samuel (d. 1904), 262.
Hoare, Charles, 385.
Hoar, Samuel (d. 1856), 260.
Hobson, John A., his lecture on
Hoare, Mrs. Charles, 385.
the industrial situation in Eng-
land cited, 163, 176.
Holden, E. B., 332.
Hodgkins, William C., 59.
Holles, Denzil, 362, 365, 369.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 15.
Holmes, William H., 179. His
Holst, Hermann E. von, death of
letter cited, 58.
announced, 153. Obituary of,
114. Hore, Joanna, 385-387, 390, 394.
by Samuel Utley, 290, 291.
Hore, John, 384-388.
Hore, Margery, 385.
Haynes, George H., 148. Reads
a paper on, "The attempted
suicide of a Massachusetts town,"
180-191.
Hemans, Mrs. Felicia D., account
of her visit to Sir Walter Scott
cited, 17.
Hennepin, Louis, 306.
129-131, 133, 134, 138,
142-144.
Henry, Anthony, 67.
Henshaw, H. W., 93 n.,
Cited, 93.
Herbert, George, cited, 17.
Hiawatha, characterization of the
poem of, 100, 101.
Higginson, Francis, 332, 333.
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth,
his letter of Jan. 12, 1904, 332.
Higginson, Waldo, letter to, from
Hon. Stephen Salisbury, 332, 333.
Hildreth, Richard, his
of the United States," cited, 36.
'History
Hill, Rev. Alonzo, 66.
Hill, Benjamin T., re-elected an
Auditor, 4, 271. Certificate as
Auditor, 57, 321.
Hill, Miss Frances A., her gift to
the Society, 66.
Hitchcock, Roswell D., 295.
Hoar, Hon. E. Rockwood, 262,
286.
Hoar, Hon. George F., 4, 7, 152,
254, 281, 287, 289, 327. His trib-
ute to E. Harlow Russell's por-
traiture of Elijah B. Stoddard, 2.
Re-elected a Vice-President, 3.
Obituary of John Bellows by,
12-17. Offices held by, 70, 71.
Special meeting of the Council
on death of, with tributes from
Stephen Salisbury, Nathaniel
Hore, Thomas, of Bristol, "Will of.
His oaken chest,"
Hore, Thomas (the younger), 385,
George F. Hoar, 383-396.
paper by
Hore, Mrs. Thomas (Agnes), 386,
386, 388.
388, 389.
Hore, William, Mayor of Bristol,
Howland, John, 206.
Horsford, Eben N., 312.
Hunnewell, James F., 148. Reads
paper on "Certain great monu-
ments," 192-199.
Huntington, Albert S., his letters,
Hutchinson, Gov. Thomas, 68, 263.
326, 327.
I.
Indian corn, aboriginal origin and
Indians,
uses of, 115-117.
"Contributions of the
American Indians to civiliza-
tion," paper by Alexander F.
Chamberlain, 91-126. Algon-
quian language and literature:
Report of the Committee of
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