H.
Hamilton, Henry, British Governor at Detroit, [139], [145]-[146].
Hampbright, Colonel, [209].
Hanna, C. A., The Wilderness Trail, cited, [97 (note)].
Harding, Chester, and Boone, [278]-[279].
Harrod, James, [139]; establishes first settlement in Kentucky, [110], [114], [121], [129]; as surveyor, [113]; and Henderson, [138]; goes to Watauga for supplies, [141]-[142]; made a Captain, [149]; accompanies Clark, [153].
Harrodsburg, [136], [142], [149], [153], [245], [246]; founded, [114], [129]; Remonstrance, [140], [151]; Indian attacks on, [146].
Henderson, Judge Richard, leader of Transylvania Company, [130]-[140], [160], [184]-[185]; Donelson's party meets, [193].
Henry, Patrick, Preston writes to, [125].
Heydt, Joist, [16].
Highlanders, in Revolutionary War, [8], [13]-[14]; in North Carolina, [9]; clan system, [10]; characteristics, [10]-[12]; and Indians, [54]-[55]; see also Scotch-Irish.
Hill, William, [96].
Holden, Joseph, [98], [100].
Holston River settlement, [141], [158], [159], [168], [176].
Honeycut, pioneer at Watauga, [165].
Hooper, William, [160].
Houston, Rev. Samuel, [235].
Hoyt, W. H., The Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, cited, [8 (note)].
Huguenots in America, [54].
Hunter, James, [164].
Husband, Hermon, [161], [163], [164].