The dead towns of Georgia

by Jr. Charles C. Jones

INDEX.

• Abercorn, [14].
• Its location and settlement, [137].
• Saltzburgers refreshed at, [138].
• Mr. Stephens’ visit to, [138-139].
• Occupied by Col. Campbell, [140].
• Feeble life of, [139-140].
• Abbott, John, [240].
• African slaves, [171].
• Alexander, Dr., [222].
• Allen, Rev. Moses, [222].
• Alligators, [58].
• Amelia island, [59], [77], [97].
• Anastasia island, [85].
• Andrew, Benjamin, Sr., [206].
• Antrobus, Isaac, [157].
• Argyle, the Duke of, [91].
• Augspourguer, Samuel, [26].
• Bachelor’s redoubt, [96].
• Bacon, Francis, [244].
• Baillie, Kenneth, [145], [146].
• Baker, Benjamin, [194], [222].
• Baker, John, [188].
• Baker, Captain John, [178].
• Colonel, [185], [222].
• Baker, Major William, [186], [200], [222].
• Barba, Captain Antonio, [108], [109].
• Barker, Joseph, [19].
• Barrimacké, village of, [97], [249].
• Bartram, William, visits Frederica, [128-129].
• His visit to, and description of Sunbury, [169], [170].
• His description of Fort James, [233], [247].
• Belfast, Captain Spencer’s exploit at, [199].
• Bergman, Rev. John Ernest, [40].
• Bermuda, emigrants from in Sunbury, [156].
• Bermuda-grass, [217].
• Bermuda island, [157], [169], [171].
• Bethany, [30].
• Bewlie, [250], [251].
• Black-Sloop, the privateer, [99].
• Blandford, the man of war, [67].
• Bloody-marsh, affair of, [108], [109].
• Bolzius, Rev. John Martin, [11], [14], [18], [25], [27], [31].
• Bosomworth, Thomas, [155].
• Bosomworth, Mary, [155].
• Bowen, Commodore Oliver, [202].
• Braddock, Captain, affair with the Dunmore, [202].
• Brandon, village of, [245], [247].
• Brewery on Jekyll island, [96].
• British exactions, [197-199].
• Brooks, Francis, [78].
• Brownson, Governor Nathan, [222].
• Bryan, Jonathan, [178], [183].
• Bull, Lieutenant-Governor, [102].
• Bulloch, Archibald, [174].
• Bull-Town Swamp, affair at, [185].
• Cadogan, Lieutenant, [110].
• Call, Richard, [205].
• Campbell, Colonel, [140], [192], [194], [197].
• Canal, through General’s island, [96].
• To connect Midway and North-Newport rivers, [158].
• Carney, Captain Arthur, [130].
• Carolina, refuses to aid Georgia, [102].
• Caroline, Queen, [26].
• Carr, Mark, cession of lands to, [143], [144].
• A marked man in the Colony, [143].
• Conveys land to Trustees for Town of Sunbury, [145].
• Carr, Thomas, [155].
• Cathcart, Ensign, [88].
• Chappell, A. H., [242], [243].
• Christ Church, Parish of, [35].
• Cochrane, Lieut. Col. James, [66].
• Colonel’s island, Fuser lands upon, [189].
• Commissioners for the port of Sunbury, [208].
• Commissioners of Frederica, [132], [133].
• Cook, Lieut. Col., [104].
• Cooper, Colonel, [178].
• Couper, John, [190].
• Cornish, Captain, [50], [52].
• Cotton, [24].
• Counties in Georgia in 1777, [172].
• Coweta-Town, [75].
• Craemer, Christopher, [36].
• Cruger, Col., [199], [200].
• Cumberland island, [59], [97].
• Cuthbert, Hon. Alfred, [222].
• Cuthbert, Hon. John A., [219], [222].
• Darien, [55].
• Description of, in 1743, [116].
• Dartmouth, Earl of, [127], [176].
• Dartmouth, town of, [233], [234].
• Dasher, Martin, [37].
• DeBrahm, John Gerar, William, [21], [30], [34], [225], [226], [245].
• D’Estaing, Count, [40], [200].
• Defatt, Captain, [183].
• Delegal, Ensign, [63].
• Delegal, Lieutenant, [63].
• Delegal’s fort, [63].
• Demeré, Captain Raymond, [94], [109], [110].
• DeRenne, Mr. G. W. J., [253].
• Desbrisay, Captain, [88].
• Destrade, [99].
• Dollar, Captain, [195].
• Dorchester settlement, [150].
• Dorchester Society, [149].
• Removal to Midway district, [150-154].
• Dunbar, Captain, [51], [104], [106], [108].
• Dunbar, Lieutenant George, [56], [81].
• Dunwody, Dr., [223].
• Ebenezer, Old. Location of, [13].
• Settlement of, [14-15].
• Accession to population of, [17].
• Sickness at, [17].
• Inhabitants of, dissatisfied with situation, [18].
• Removal to New Ebenezer, [19].
• Ebenezer, New. Location of, [19], [20].
• Plan of the town of, [21].
• Condition of in 1738-9, [21], [24].
• Silk-culture at, [25-30].
• Mill-establishment at, [32].
• Church property, [33].
• Library at, [34].
• Period of greatest prosperity of, [35].
• Division of sentiment at commencement of Revolutionary War, [36].
• Occupied by Lieut. Col. Maitland, [36].
• Fortified, [36].
• Sufferings of inhabitants of, during the war, [37] et seq.
• Decay of, [40].
• Revival of the prosperity of, [40].
• Its decline, [41], [42].
• Made the County-town of Effingham County, [41].
• Removal of public buildings to Springfield, [41], [42].
• Glebe lands of, sold, [42].
• Present appearance of, [43], [44].
• Edinborough, [239].
• Effingham County, [35].
• Elbert, Col. S., [129].
• Reports capture of the Hinchinbrooke, [130-131], [183], [187].
• Elberton, [41].
• Elfenstein, Jacob, [37].
• Elfenstein, Joshua, [37].
• Elliott, Grey, [145], [146].
• Elliott, John, [145], [146], [222].
• Ellis, Governor, [149], [179].
• Embarcation, the great, [15], [16].
• English language introduced into the Saltzburger Churches, [42].
• Eyre, Ensign, [104].
• Falcon, the sloop, [99].
• Federal Town, [239].
• Few, Col., [199].
• Filature in Savannah, [27-29].
• Flöerl, John, [36].
• Floyd, Gen. Charles, [219].
• Forces, estimate of Spanish and English, during the attack upon St. Simon’s island, [115].
• Fort Argyle, [47], [48], [142], [181], [249].
• Fort Augusta, [181].
• Fort Barrington, [181], [241].
• Fort Bartow, [183].
• Fort Defence, [220].
• Fort Diego, [81].
• Fort Francis de Papa, [81].
• Fort Frederick, [127], [128], [181].
• Fort George, [180].
• Fort Halifax, [180].
• Fort Howe, [185].
• Fort James, [233].
• Fort Morris, [180-183].
• Fort Picolata, [78].
• Fort St. Andrews, [59], [61], [73], [97].
• Fort St. Francis, [78].
• Fort St. George, [61], [180].
• Fort St. Simons, [60], [61].
• Fort William, [61], [97], [104], [105], [113], [181].
• Francisville, [241-244].
• Franklin, Dr. Benjamin, [146].
• Frederica, [17], [45], [48].
• Arrival of Colonists at, [51].
• Town and fort laid out, [51-53].
• Plan of the town, [53-54].
• Labors of the early settlers of, [54-55].
• Location of the town of, [55].
• Harbor of, [55-56].
• Attractions and health of the place, [56], [57].
• Indian dance at, [60].
• Fort strengthened and water battery constructed, [61], [62].
• Supplied with water and bread, [62].
• Powder magazine and store-house built, [64].
• Courageous spirit of the inhabitants of, [64].
• Garrison reinforced by Oglethorpe’s regiment, [67], [68].
• Military road connecting with Soldiers’ fort, [68], [69].
• Depressing condition of affairs at, [70], [71].
• Enclosed by a fortification, [72].
• Population of, in 1740, [94], [95].
• Defensive works and general appearance of, [96].
• Spanish demonstration against, [107-114].
• Strengthened by Oglethorpe, [117], [148].
• Magazine blown up, [119].
• Condition and appearance of in 1743, [119-126].
• Description of in 1747, [125], [126].
• Troops withdrawn from, [126], [129].
• Visited by Governor Reynolds, [127].
• New defensive works suggested, [127].
• Visited by Bartram, [128], [129].
• Col. Elbert’s description of, in 1777, [129].
• State legislation in regard to, [132], [134].
• Capture of the Hinchinbrooke near, [130], [131].
• Military works of, ordered to be repaired, [132].
• Town burnt, [132].
• Commissioners of, appointed, [132], [133].
• Sibbald’s description of, [134].
• Ceases to exist, [135].
• Kemble’s description of its ruins, [136].
• French deserter, [111], [112].
• Fuser, Lieut. Col., [132], [158], [185].
• Threatens Sunbury, [189], [192].
• Summons Fort Morris to surrender, [189].
• Raises the siege of Sunbury, [192].
• Galatea, escape of the, [132].
• General’s island, canal cut through, [96].
• Georgia, original cession of lands to the Trustees of the Colony of, [47].
• Georgia’s losses, [205].
• German village on St. Simon’s island, [122], [249].
• Germain, Lord George, [185].
• Gibbon, Ensign, [109], [110].
• Gibraltar, troops from, [66].
• Goldsmith, Captain, [200].
• Goshen, [30], [249].
• Gray, Lieutenant, [200].
• Greene, Gen. Nathaniel, [204].
• Grey, Edmund, [247].
• Gronau, Rev. Israel Christian, [11], [18], [25].
• Gwinnett, Button, [129], [156], [174], [222].
• Habersham, Mr., [29].
• Hall, Dr. Lyman, [173], [175], [177], [205], [222].
• Hampstead, village of, [248].
• Hardy, Captain, [114], [202].
• Hardwick, named in 1755, [224].
• Suggested as the Capital of Georgia, [224], [225].
• Fortifications for, planned by DeBrahm, [225].
• Grant of lands for settlers of, [225].
• State legislation in regard to, [227], [228], [231], [232].
• Ceases to be the County site of Bryan Co., [228], [229].
• Sibbald’s description of, [229].
• Population of, [229].
• Inhabitants of, [229].
• Its commerce, [230].
• Its decadence, [229].
• Its location, [229], [230].
• Attempted revival of, [231].
• Harrington Hall, [94].
• Harris, Dr., [70].
• Harrisburgh, [239].
• Hartford, [240].
• Hawkins, Col. Benjamin, [241-243].
• Heathcote, Alderman, [70].
• Hector, the man of war, [67].
• Hermsdorf, Captain, [15], [17], [51].
• Heron, Major, [88], [99], [106].
• High-Gate, [248].
• Highlanders, settlement of at New Inverness, [48], [49].
• Bravery of, [49].
• Two, butchered on Amelia island, [77], [78].
• Killed at Fort Moosa, [87].
• Plantation of, on Amelia island, [97].
• Hinchinbrooke, capture of the, [130-131].
• Holsendorf, William, [37].
• Homer, Captain, [104].
• Horcasilas, General, [103].
• Horton, Mr., [50], [65], [71], [96].
• Horton, Captain, [105], [108], [113], [119].
• Houstoun, John, [174].
• Howe, Gen’l Robert, [130], [184], [185], [193], [194].
• Howell, Captain, [202].
• Affair at Sunbury, [203].
• Howley, Richard, [222].
• Indian Allies, [97].
• Indian Chief, valor of, [89].
• Indian dance, [60].
• Indian depredations, [208], [209].
• Indian fields, [55].
• Ingham, Rev. Mr., [15].
• Innes, Col. Alexander, [197].
• Insurrection of negro slaves, [74], [75].
• Jackson, Major James, [187], [204].
• Jacksonborough, [239], [240].
• Jacksonborough Methodist Episcopal Church, [239].
• Jasper, Sergeant, [38].
• Jekyll, Sir Joseph, [68].
• Jerusalem Church, [25], [32], [36], [38], [39].
• Jones, Captain Joseph, [219].
• Jones, Major John, [200], [222].
• Jones, Captain Noble, [108], [251], [252].
• Jones, Hon. Noble W., [174].
• Joseph’s Town, [137], [138], [249].
• Kelsall, Col. Roger, [203].
• Kemble, Frances Anne, [136].
• Kilpatrick, Gen. Judson, [189].
• Kitchen, James, [157].
• Kitchins, Collector, [203].
• Lamar, Captain C. A. L., [182].
• Lands, tenure of in Georgia, [144], [145].
• Lane, Major, [180], [191], [194].
• Surrenders Fort Morris, [195], [196].
• Law, William, [222].
• Lawrence, John, Jr., [125-126].
• Lawson, Captain John, [196], [202].
• Lee, Gen’l Charles, [183].
• Lee, Francis, [155].
• Lembke, Rev. Mr., [25], [32].
• Lewis, Captain Elijah, [209].
• Liberty County, [172], [176], [205], [208], [209], [210], [218], [220].
• Liberty Independent Troop, [220].
• Library of New Ebenezer, [34].
• Lincoln, General Benjamin, [40], [200].
• Lisbon, [239].
• Lombe, Sir Thomas, [25].
• London Merchant, the ship, [50].
• Lord, Rev. Joseph, [150].
• Lyell, Sir Charles, [57].
• MacClellan, Captain, [119-120].
• MacKay, Captain Hugh, [49], [55], [58], [59], [73].
• MacKay, Lieutenant, [104], [109].
• Magazine at Frederica, blown up, [119].
• Malatche, [155].
• Malcontents, [100], [101].
• Martin, John, [155], [205].
• Martyn, Benjamin, [21], [24], [26], [45], [46].
• Mattock, Joseph, [247].
• Maxwell, Lieutenant, [104].
• Maxwell, Captain, [202].
• Maxwell, James, [145], [146].
• Maybank, Col. Andrew, [178].
• McAllister, Matthew, [216].
• McCall, Captain Hugh, [108], [156], [195], [196], [201].
• McGirth, [185], [187], [202].
• McIntosh, Col. John, [184], [189], [190], [191], [199], [222].
• McIntosh, John Moore, [49].
• McIntosh, General Lachlan, [49], [130], [200].
• McIntosh, Rory, [190].
• McPherson, Captain, [48], [50].
• McWhir, Rev’d Dr. Wm., [214], [215].
• Messias, Major, [219].
• Midnight, the sloop, [50].
• Midway, the district of, [147], [151], [188].
• Midway Congregation, [149-154], [170].
• Midway Meeting House, [170].
• Affair near, [186-188].
• Burnt by Prevost, [188].
• Midway river, [147], [148].
• Milton, John, [205].
• Miscellaneous plantations in Georgia, [250].
• Miscellaneous towns in Georgia, [245-246].
• Mistakes in early Colonization, [253-255].
• Molochi, [80].
• Monteano, Don Manuel de, [102], [112], [113].
• Moore, Francis, [16], [18], [50], [56], [58], [248].
• Moosa, Fort, [84], [85].
• Moravians, [15].
• Morris, Fort, [180], [183].
• Invested by Lieut. Col. Fuser, [189], [192].
• Summoned to surrender, [189].
• Captured by Prevost, [195], [196].
• Name changed, [196], [220].
• Moultrie, General Wm., [140], [198].
• Muhlenburg, Rev. Dr., [32].
• Mulberry trees, [26].
• Negro slaves, [74], [205].
• New Castle, the Duke of, [98].
• New Inverness, settlement of, [48].
• Description of in 1743, [116].
• Newton, Sergeant, [38].
• Nitschman, Rev. David, [15].
• Norfolk, the sloop, [99].
• North Newport Bridge, affair at the, [186].
• Ogeechee Ferry, [188].
• Oglethorpe, James E., [12].
• Designates a settlement for the Saltzburgers, [13], [14].
• Accompanies great embarcation, [16].
• Visits New Ebenezer, [18].
• Consents to a change in the location of the town, [18].
• Suggests silk-culture in Georgia, [25], [26].
• Offers reasons for founding the Colony of Georgia, [46], [47].
• Provides homes for emigrants, [47].
• Explores the southern frontiers, [48].
• Accompanies Colonists to Frederica, [51], [53].
• Locates town and fortifications at Frederica, [51-54].
• Prescribes the labors of the settlers, [54].
• Disabuses the minds of the Colonists of the fear of alligators, [58].
• Ascertains boundary line between Georgia and Florida, [58], [59].
• Locates Fort St. Andrews, [59]; Fort William, [61]; and Fort St. George, [61].
• His activity and boldness in protecting the southern frontier, [61], [62], [70], [71].
• Accomplishes temporary adjustment of disputes with the Spaniards in Florida, [64], [65].
• Embarks for England, [65].
• Appointed General of all the forces in Carolina and Georgia, [66].
• Authorized to raise a regiment, and commissioned Colonel, [66].
• Raises his regiment, [66], [67].
• Arrives with troops in Jekyll Sound, [67].
• Constructs military road connecting Frederica and the Soldiers’ Fort, [68], [69].
• Advises Alderman Heathcote and the Trustees of the depressing condition of affairs, [70], [71].
• Attempted assassination of, [73], [74].
• Propitiates the Indian nations, [75], [76].
• Acts as one of the pall-bearers of Tomo-chi-chi, [76].
• Pursues the Spaniards, [78].
• Prepares for the reduction of St. Augustine, [79-81].
• Captures Forts Francis de Papa, and Diego, [81].
• Proposes to take St. Augustine “sword in hand,” [82].
• Advances upon and invests St. Augustine, [85-88].
• Raises the siege of that place, [88].
• Causes of his failure to capture the town, [88-90].
• Conduct of, complimented by the Duke of Argyle, [91].
• Sick of a fever, [91-92].
• Ceaseless activity of, [92], [93].
• His cottage near Frederica, [93], [94].
• Narrowly watches St. Augustine, [97], [98].
• His control over the Indians, [97], [98].
• Asks reinforcements from the Home Government, [98].
• His manly resolution, [99].
• Demonstration off the harbor of St. Augustine, [99].
• Assailed by malcontents, [100], [101].
• His account of the Spanish attack upon St. Simon’s island, [103-114].
• Estimate of his services, [115], [116].
• Congratulated by the Governors of the Colonies, [117].
• Strengthens the fortifications of Frederica, [117].
• Invades Florida and threatens St. Augustine, [118].
• Departs for England, [119].
• Oglethorpe’s regiment, [66].
• Mutiny in, [73], [74], [92].
• Oglethorpe’s Cottage near Frederica, [93], [94].
• Old Agency, the, [241-243].
• Oranges, wild, on Amelia island, [97].
• Osgood, Rev. Mr., [170].
• Ottolenghe, Mr., [28].
• Palmer, Col., [85].
• Killed at Fort Moosa, [86-87].
• Parker, Sir Hyde, [197].
• Periaguas, [52], [71].
• Peter and James, the sloop, [52].
• Petersburg. Its situation, [234].
• Declared a depot for the inspection and storage of tobacco, [234].
• Its plan, [235-236].
• Legislative provisions in reference to, [236].
• Sibbald’s account of, [237].
• Its dwellings, stores, population, and trade, [237].
• A tobacco town, [238].
• Its decline, [238].
• Petersburg Union Society, [236].
• Petersburg Boats, [237-238].
• Peyton, Sir Yelverton, [67], [83], [85].
• Pinckney, Col. C. C., [184], [196], [220].
• Pike’s Bluff, [96].
• Point Quartel, [85].
• Pray, Capt., [202].
• Prevost, Gen. Augustine, [185], [188].
• Captures Sunbury, [195-196], [200].
• Prevost, Lieut. Col. Mark, [185], [186-188].
• Price, Charles, [201].
• Price, Commodore Vincent, [80].
• Proprietors of the Town of Sunbury, [159-169].
• Puritan element in St. John’s Parish, [176], [177].
• Quaker Spring, [240].
• Quarterman, Capt. Robert, [219].
• Queensbury, town of, [245].
• Rabenhorst, Mr., [32], [36], [37].
• Rahn, Jonathan, [37].
• Rattle-snakes, [58].
• Raven, [80].
• Reels, [29].
• Reynolds, Gov. John, visits Frederica, [127].
• Suggests new defenses, [127].
• Reynolds, Gov. John, locates Hardwick, [224],
• and suggests it as the capital of Georgia, [224-226].
• Riceboro, made the county seat of Liberty county, [216-217].
• Riceboro Bridge, affair at, [186].
• Road connecting Frederica and the Soldier’s Fort, [68], [69].
• Road connecting Savannah and Darien, [55].
• Rodondo, Major General Antonio de, [102].
• Roman, Major, [187].
• Rudolph, Captain, [209].
• Salgrado, Don Antonio, [86].
• Sallett, Robert, [200].
• Salter, Captain, [196].
• Saltzburgers, [11].
• Arrival in Georgia, [12].
• Locate at Ebenezer, [13].
• Desire a change of settlement, [18].
• Change effected, [19].
• Remove to New Ebenezer, [20], et seq.
• Occupations of, [23].
• Character of, [24].
• Cultivation of silk by, [25-30].
• Settlements of in Georgia, [30-31].
• Sufferings of during the Revolutionary war, [37], et seq.
• Removal of to various points, [42].
• Sanchio, Captain, [108].
• Savannah, evacuated, [204].
• Schnider, J. Gotlieb, [37].
• Schnider, John, [37].
• Schnider, Jonathan, [37].
• Screven, General, [186].
• Killed, [187], [207].
• Scroggs, Lieutenant, [108].
• Sea-Point Battery, [64].
• Sherwood, Abiel, [218].
• Sibbald, George, [134], [212], [229], [237].
• Silk-Culture in Georgia, [25-30].
• Skidoway Island, [248].
• Soldier’s Fort, [67], [68].
• Spalding, Mr. James, [128].
• Spalding, Hon. Thomas, [69], [75], [94], [97], [98].
• Spanish Forces in Florida in January, 1740, [82].
• In 1742, [102], [103].
• Spencer, Capt., exploit at Belfast, [199], [202].
• Springfield, [41].
• Spur, the, [62].
• St. Augustine, its defenses, [81].
• Reinforced, [83].
• Invested by Oglethorpe, [83-84].
• Siege of, [84-88].
• Siege raised, [87-88].
• Causes of Oglethorpe’s failure to capture, [89], [90].
• Narrowly watched by Oglethorpe, [98].
• Scarcity of food in, [98].
• Demonstration of Oglethorpe before the harbor of, [99].
• St. Augustine, Threatened by Oglethorpe, [118].
• St. Catherine, Island of, [155], [156].
• St. John, Parish of, [148], [149], [171], [172-178], [193-199], [201].
• St. Matthew, Parish of, [34], [35].
• St. Simon, Island of; its attractions, [57].
• Attack of the Spaniards upon, [103-114].
• St. Simon, village of, [96], [107].
• Destroyed by the Spaniards, [112].
• Stephens, William, [19], [65].
• Visits Oglethorpe, [91].
• Appointed Deputy General of Georgia, [119].
• His description of Abercorn, [139].
• Owns and names Bewlie, [250], [251].
• Stevens, John, [145], [146].
• Stewart, General Daniel, [219], [222].
• Stiles, Captain, [202].
• Stirk, Col. John, [36], [37].
• Stirk, Secretary Samuel, [37], [205].
• Strobel, Rev. P. A., [20], [32], [37], [43], [44].
• Strohaker, Rudolph, [37].
• Stuart, Lieutenant, [113].
• Success, the ship, [105], [106].
• Sunbury Academy, [212-215].
• Teachers of, [215], [216].
• Sunbury Female Asylum, [218].
• Sunbury, Town of, its location, [141-143].
• Conveyance of 300 acres of land to the Trustees of, [145].
• Signification of the name of, [145], [146].
• Condition of the Midway District at the period of the settlement of, [149-154].
• Plan of, [154].
• Declared a port of entry, [155].
• Emigrants from Bermuda in, [156].
• Commerce of, [157-158].
• Health of, [158].
• Proprietors of, [159-169].
• Bartram’s description of, [169], [170].
• Population of, at era of greatest prosperity, [170], [171].
• Exports, and imports of, [171].
• Character of its population, [171].
• Its wharves, [171].
• Its government, [172].
• Rebellious spirit of its inhabitants, [175].
• Fort built at, [178], [179].
• Location, construction, and armament of Fort Morris, [181-183].
• Threatened by Colonel Mark Prevost, [187].
• Invested by Lieut. Col. Fuser, [189-192].
• Siege raised, [192].
• Houses of, injured by the garrison, [193].
• Its depressed condition, [194].
• Reduction of Fort Morris, [195-196].
• Captured by Prevost, [195], [196].
• Languishes, [202].
• Affair of Captain Howell at, [203].
• Increase of population, [205], [206].
• Chief Justice Walton’s Charge to the Grand Jury in, [206], [207].
• Designated as the point for holding the Superior and Inferior Courts of Liberty County, [208].
• Commissioners appointed for the port of, [208].
• Revival of the trade of, [208].
• Indian incursions in the neighborhood of, [208].
• Public acts for the regulation of, [210-212].
• Description of, in 1801, [212].
• Sunbury Academy, [212-215].
• Removal of the public buildings to Riceboro, [216-217].
• Decline and ill-health of, [217], [218].
• Sherwood’s description of, [218].
• Female Asylum, [218].
• Fort rebuilt, [218].
• Fourth of July celebrations in, [220], [221].
• Its decadence, [221].
• Present condition of, [221], [222].
• Its noted inhabitants, &c., [222], [223].
• Sutherland, Lieutenant, [109].
• Symond, the ship, [50].
• Tanner, Mr., [50].
• Tennill, Lieutenant, [194].
• Thomas, Captain, [50], [52].
• Thompson, Captain, [105], [106].
• His description of Frederica in 1747, [125], [126].
• Thunderbolt, [248].
• Tobacco, culture and inspection of in Georgia, [234], [235].
• Tolson, Lieutenant, [105].
• Tomo-chi-chi, [48], [50], [58], [60].
• Death and burial of, [76], [77].
• Toonahowi, [77], [81], [108].
• Treutlen, John Adam, [36], [37].
• Triebner, Rev. Christopher F., [32], [36], [37], [40].
• Trustees of Sunbury, [145].
• Tuckasee-King, [41].
• Twiggs, Colonel, [199].
• Tybee, Island of, [249].
• Tyrrell, Captain, [79].
• Vanderdussen, Colonel, [79], [80], [85], [87], [88].
• Vatt, Mr., [15].
• Vernon, Admiral, [79], [98].
• Vienna, the Town of, [239].
• VonReck, Baron, [12], [15].
• Waldhauer, Jacob, [36].
• Waller, the Poet, [143].
• Walton, Hon George, [205-207].
• Ward, Hon. John E., [222].
• Warren, Captain, [83], [86].
• Washington, General George, [214].
• Wayne, General Anthony, [40], [204].
• Wentworth, General, [103].
• Wesley, Rev. Charles, [15].
• Wesley, Rev. John, [15], [19], [22].
• West, Dr., [222].
• West, Major Charles, [178].
• White, Colonel John, [186], [187].
• His stratagem, [187].
• Whitefield, Rev. George, [66], [115].
• White House, affair at the, [200].
• Winn, Captain John, [219].
• Wormsloe, plantation of, [251].
• Description of in 1743, [251-252].
• Tabby Fort at, [252].
• Present appearance of, [253].
• Wright, Sir James, [29].
• Reports condition of Fort Frederick, [128]; of Sunbury, [157].
• Comments upon disloyalty of St. John’s Parish, [176].
• Reports dilapidated condition of the Forts on the Georgia coast, [180], [181], [247].
• Young, Mr. Thomas, [199].
• Zion Church, [25].
• Zittrauer, Ernest, [37].
• Zubly, Rev. Dr., [174].