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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Oconostota, Cherokee chief: [242]; treacherously murders Lieut. Coytomore, [79]-[80].
Ohio Company: see Land Companies.
Ohio Indians: [46].
Ohio Valley: [102], [145].
Old Abraham: [263].
Old Chillicothe: [212].
Old Southwest: [104], [126], [195], [198], [212], [226], [260], [265], [305], [309], [348]; pioneers of, [ch. XV], [5], [12], [14], [17], [28]-[31]; pioneer democracy of, [20]-[21], [103]-[104];—planter aristocracy of, [20];—Mimic republics of, [200];—colonizers of, [20].
Ormond, Duke of: to Leoline Jenkins, [6].
Oroloswa, Catawba Chief: [71], see King Heygler.
Osborne, Captain Alexander: leads Rowan militia, [62].
Otari towns: [217].
Ouasioto Gap: [118], [145], [146], [150], see Cumberland Gap.
Outassitus, Cherokee chief: [91].
Overton, Samuel: [239].
Owen, William: [163], [164], [165].
Oxford: [249].