The Conquest of the Old Southwest; the romantic story of the early pioneers into Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Kentucky, 1740-1790

by Archibald Henderson

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Jack, Col. Samuel: [265].
Jackson, Andrew: [282].
Jacobite uprising: [7].
Jamestown: [6].
Jay, John: [329]-[330].
Jefferson, Thomas: desires to join Transylvania Company, [240]; favors free government back of Virginia, [250]-[251]; attitude of, toward Transylvania claim, [256].
Jenkins, Leoline: on character of Scotch-Irish, [6].
Johnson, Sir William: [112].
Johnston, Gov. Gabriel: on immigration into North Carolina, [3].
Johnston, Gov. Samuel: [332], [336], [338], [339]; to Robertson and Bledsoe, [327].
Johnston, William: [217].
Jones, John Gabriel: [257].
Jones, Robert (Robin): [169]; characterization of Scotch-Irish by, [24]-[25].
Jonesborough: [292], [312], [313], [316], [337].
Joseph, Miller: describes conditions of North Carolina backwoods, [36], [38].
Judge's Friend, Cherokee chief: [242].