ANALYTICAL INDEX.

Abraham Lincoln, [98].
A Chronological Record of the Society, [12].
Adams, John, testimony relative to Gen. John Sullivan, [77].
Addresses and Papers at the Annual Meeting of the Society, [53].
A Founder of Lowell, Mass., [167].
African Origin, Americans of, [56].
Alabama, Hon. Emmet O’Neal of, [14].
Alabama, Pickett’s History of, [137].
Alabama, The Confederate Ship, [82], [83].
Alamo, Siege of the, [131].
Alarm, The Lexington, [107].
Alden, John, of Mayflower fame, [238].
Alexander II, of Russia, [99].
Alexander, Sarah, of Newry, Ireland, [188].
Alley, John R., of Boston, Mass., [27], [236].
All Hallows College, [220].
Alien and Sedition Laws, [142].
Alliance with the Hurons, [71].
Altoona, Pa., Conference of Loyal Governors at, [98].
America, Irish Immigration to, [62].
“America Was Lost by Irish Emigrants,” 67.
American Antiquarian Society, [14].
American Army before Boston, [68].
American Authors’ Society, [104].
American Continental Army, [82].
American Colonies, [44], [60], [61], [71], [74], [77].
American Colonies, Irish Schoolmaster in, [44].
American Colonies, Irish Settlers in, [60], [61].
American History, The Irish Element in, [93].
American History Is Falsified, Some Ways in Which, [25].
American Independence, [97], [108].
American Independence, League of, [97].
American Journalists of Irish Blood, [38], [203].
American Oriental Society, [43], [220].
American Prisoners of War in Ireland, [188].
American Revolution, The, [10], [16], [18], [20], [24], [30], [40], [43], [94], [107], [111], [154], [155], [176], [177], [180], [182], [188].
American Revolution, Daughters of the, [40].
American Revolution, Sons of the, [16], [230].
Americans of Irish Blood, Energy of, [101], [111].
Americans who are of African Origin, [56].
Anahuac, Fight with Indians at, [127].
Ancestors of Gen. John Sullivan, [27], [202].
Anderson, Col. William P., [162].
Andrew Jackson, [90].
Andrew, Governor, [98].
Andrews, E. Benjamin, [23], [26], [33], [44], [51], [111], [112], [204].
An Early Irish Settler of Waterbury, Conn., [153], [203].
“Anglo Saxon” Fetich, The, [30], [53], [54], [55], [89], [90], [94], [100], [102], [103], [203].
Anne (Fitzsimmons) Warren of Westmeath, [73], [74].
Annual Banquet of the Society, [46].
Annual Business Meeting, [41].
Antrim, Ireland, [138], [147], [184].
Aquidneck Hotel, Newport, R. I., [36].
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia, [201].
Archæological Institute of America, [43], [220].
Armstrong, Col. James, [38].
Armorial Bearings, Irish, [212].
Army and Navy Journal, [201].
Army of the Potomac, [7].
Army of the Tennessee, [197], [198], [199], [210].
Arransas Bay, Irish Settlers on, [124].
Arsenal at St. Louis, The U. S., [196], [197].
Assessment on David O’Killia to Help Defray the Expenses of King Philip’s War, [13].
Atkinson, Theodore, Provincial Secretary of New Hampshire, [75].
Atlanta, Battle Before, [199].
Atlanta, Campaign, The, [198], [199].
A Travesty on Justice, [59].
Atrocities by Indians, Tories, British Regulars, and Refugees, [78].
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, [238].
Austin, Moses (of Missouri and Texas), [122].
Austin, Stephen F., [129], [132].
Bacon, John, Killed at the Battle of Lexington, Concord and Cambridge (April 19, 1775), [18], [202].
Bacons, The Irish, Who Settled at Dedham, Mass., in 1640, [18], [202].
Baird, Henry Carey, [17].
Ball Family, The, [69].
Ballymoney (Ireland), [146], [183].
Ballyshannon (Ireland), [107].
Baltimore, Lord, [63], [70].
Barbadoes, Emigration to, [61].
Barbarous Policy of Cromwell in Ireland, [60].
Barber’s Height, R. I., [183].
Barnabas Palmer of Rochester, N. H. 15.
Baron Carondelet, [121].
Barr, William, “An Irishman,” 120.
Barrett, Col. James, [107].
Barrington (R. I.), Bicknell’s Sketches of, [189].
Barrington (R. I.), Town of, [26], [189], [202].
Barry, Commodore, [206].
Barry, U. S. Torpedo-boat Destroyer, [37].
Battle before Atlanta, [199].
Battle of Bunker Hill, [18], [20], [36], [43], [68], [77], [82], [112], [115].
Battle of Cerro Gordo, [195].
Battle of Churubusco, [195].
Battle of Contreras, [195].
Battle of Corinth, [198].
Battle of Dallas, [199].
Battle at El Caney, [85], [88].
Battle at Fredericksburg, [103].
Battle of Gaines’ Mills, [237].
Battle of Hanover Court House, [237].
Battle of Iuka, [108].
Battle of Keneshaw Mountain, [199].
Battle of Lake Champlain, [178].
Battle of Lake Erie, [28], [188].
Battle of Laurel Hill, [238].
Battle of Lexington, [18], [19], [34], [104], [106], [107], [108], [109], [112], [113], [202].
Battle of Malvern Hill, [237].
Battle of Resaca, [199].
Battle of San Jacinto, [129], [130], [131].
Battle of San Juan, [85], [88], [102], [103].
Battle of Santiago de Cuba, [43], [44], [85], [88], [103], [237].
Battle of Saratoga, [112].
Battle of Sharpsburg, [178].
Battle of Shiloh, [197], [198].
Battle of the Wilderness, [237].
Battle of Wilson’s Creek, [197].
Battle of Yorktown, [237].
Battleship Maine, Loss of the, [25].
Battleship Texas, [16], [219], [223].
Belfast (Ireland), [109], [183], [184].
Belknap, Rear Admiral (U. S. N.), [21], [204].
Berkeley, Dean, [115], [182], [183].
Ben. Logan of Kentucky (1775), [143].
Ben: Perley Poore’s Life of Gen. Burnside, [187].
Benjamin Franklin, [200].
Bermuda, Emigration to, [61].
Bermuda, Dr. T. A. Emmet’s Visit to, [70].
Betsey Burnside of Lincoln, R. I., [187].
Bicknell’s Sketches of Barrington, R. I., [189].
Bigger, John Bell, of Virginia, [164].
Bishop Brennan of Dallas, [136].
Bishop Gallagher of Galveston, [136].
Bishop Moylan of Cork, [68].
Bishop Nerez of San Antonio, [136].
“Black Famine,” The, [164].
Blakely, U. S. Torpedo boat, [37].
Blair, Gen. Frank P., [199].
Blue Grass Region, [143].
Blue Jacket, The Indian, [170].
Bodfish, Rev. Joshua P., [46], [206].
Bombardment of Vera Cruz, [195].
Bonus on Irish Estates Confiscated to the Crown, [58].
Boone, Daniel, [139], [140], [143].
Boscawen, Admiral, [74].
Boston, American Army before, [68].
Boston Chamber of Commerce, [229].
Boston, Entrenchments Around, [80].
Boston Globe, The, [13], [26], [118], [218].
Boston Herald, The, [13].
Boston Public Schools, [224].
Boston School Board, [209].
Bowen, Dr. Pardon, [154].
Bowen’s Hill (R. I.), [182].
Boyle of Newport, R. I., Mayor, [25], [38], [40], [116], [205], [207].
Bradford of Maryland. Gov., [98].
Brady, Rev. Cyrus Townsend, [13], [35], [42], [207].
Branch of the MacSweenys Settles in Cork at Close of Thirteenth Century, [194].
Brandon, Edward, City Clerk of Cambridge, Mass., [19], [202], [207].
Brandywine, The U. S. S., [196].
Brazoria, [130].
Breckinridge, Gen. John C., [163].
Brendan, St., Reputed Discoverer of America, [90].
Brennan of Dallas, Bishop, [136].
Brennan, Hon. James F., of Peterborough, N. H., [145], [203], [204], [207].
British Government, Overt Acts Against, [71]
British House of Commons Reports, [95].
British Occupation of Philadelphia, [69].
British Soldiery, Ravages of, [107].
Brown, Arthur, Member of the Irish Parliament, [181].
Brown, Rev. Arthur, [181].
Brown, Rev. Marmaduke, [181], [185].
Brown University, [23], [26], [43], [44], [111], [153], [180], [181], [182], [183], [186], [187], [188], [189], [190], [191], [192].
Bunker Hill, [18], [20], [36], [43], [68], [77], [82], [112], [115], [202].
Burgoyne, Gen., Surrender of, [28], [169].
Burk, Hon. John Daly of Virginia, [162].
Burk’s History of Virginia, [162].
Burnside, Betsey, [187].
Burnside, Gen. Ambrose E., [187], [188].
Burnsides, The Irish, [187].
Butler, Col. William, of the Revolution, [82].
Butler, Deacon John, First Child of Irish Parents Born in Woburn, Mass., [19].
Butler, Gen. M. C., of South Carolina, [10], [44], [207].
Butler, James, The Planter of Lancaster, Mass., [19].
Butler, Simon, of Kentucky, [139].
Calhoun’s Ferry, Engagement at, [199].
Calhoun, Hon. John C., [40].
Calhoun Monument at Charleston, S. C., [40].
California, James Connolly of Coronado, [11], [209].
California, Military Gov. Riley of, [196].
Cameron, Hon. Simon, [195], [196].
Campaign (1855–’56), Against the Sioux, [196].
Campbell, Col. John, [140].
Canada, Fenian Invasion of, [200].
Cape Breton, [15], [74].
“Capt. John McHenry, an Irishman,” 122.
Capt. Vernon (1653), [64], [65].
Capture of Fort Donelson, [197].
Capture of Louisburg, [43], [74].
Cargill, Hugh, [107].
Carondelet, Baron, [121].
Carrickfergus (Ireland), Emigrant Party Sails from, in 1636, for the Merrimac in New England, [64].
Carroll, Hon. Hugh J. (Pawtucket, R. I.), [12], [22], [203], [208].
Carroll, Thomas (Peabody, Mass.), [21], [40], [208].
Carroll’s Brigade, [122].
Carte, Writings of, quoted, [59].
Carter, U. S. Senator (Montana), [37], [208].
Cassin, Commodore John, [176], [178].
Castle of Cloghda (Ireland), [193], [194].
Castle Garden, [195].
Castle at Rathmullen, [193].
Catholic Club of New York, [229].
Catholic Irish in Ireland Subjected to Unspeakable Brutality, [59].
Catholic Irish Troops from Maryland at the Siege of Boston, [68].
Catholic Nobility and Gentry Persecuted in Ireland, [59].
Catholics, Penal Laws in Ireland Against, [109].
Catholic University in Ireland, Proposed, [110].
Catholic University of America, [9], [14], [21], [32], [209], [214], [215], [218], [231].
Cavan, (Ireland), [187].
Celt, The Irish, [103].
Celtic Medical Society of New York, [239].
Celtic Race, The, [98].
Celtic Type, Men of the Received, [54].
Centenary of the Death of Washington, [118].
Central High School, Philadelphia, Pa., [9], [232].
Central New York, Indians of, [63].
Cerro Gordo, Battle of, [195].
Cervera, Admiral, [102].
Charitable Irish Society of Boston (founded 1737), [39], [43], [115], [189], [215].
Charleston (S. C.), News and Courier, [38], [39].
Chase, Librarian Arthur H., of New Hampshire, [17].
Chasseurs, First U. S., [235].
Cherry Valley, Barbarities at, [78].
Chevalier de Chastellux, [115].
Chicago Eagle, The, [212].
Chicago, Ill., Letter from E. Benj. Andrews, Sup’t of Public Schools, [112].
Christopher R. Perry, [188].
Chronicle, The Augusta (Ga.), [238].
Churubusco, Battle of, [195].
Clarendon, Writings of, quoted, [59].
Clark, Eleanor Swan, [200].
Clark, Gen. George Rogers, [139], [140], [141], [142], [143].
Clark, Mrs. Amy, [153].
Champlain, [71].
Champlain, Battle of Lake, [178].
Charles the First’s Inhuman Treatment of the Irish People, [57], [58].
Clark, Rev. Edward A., [136].
Clark, Rev. James F., [27].
Clark, The Lost State of, [25].
Clary, Charles II. (Hallowell, Me.), [28], [204].
Clary, John (Newcastle, N. H.), [28].
Cincinnati, Society of the, [14], [43], [235].
City of Mexico, [122].
Civil War, The, [82], [135], [176], [178], [189], [196], [199], [225], [227], [235], [237], [238], [239].
Cleveland, President, [100].
Clinton, Gen James, [79], [81].
Clontarf (Ireland), [103], [228].
Clontarf, Irish Valor at, [103].
Clontarf to Fontenoy, [103].
Cochran, Capt. Howard Peyton, [162].
Cochran, Col. James C., [162].
Cochran, Henry King, [162].
Cochran, John Lewis, [161].
Cochrane, Gen. John, [14], [23], [235].
Coercive Laws Against Ireland, [109].
College of Charleston, [178].
College of William and Mary, [14].
Collins, Gov. John, of Rhode Island, [154].
Collins, Hon. Patrick A., [39], [119], [204], [209].
Colonial Irish, The, [40].
Colonial Records, The, [56].
Colonial Wars, Society of, [16], [20], [43].
Colonies, Irish Settlers in the American, [60], [61].
Colony of De Leon, Irish Settlers with the, [124].
Colony, Irish with De Witt’s, [126].
Colony of Refugio, The Irish, [124], [125], [126].
Colony of San Patricio, [124], [125], [126].
Commission to Revise State Constitution of Rhode Island, [216].
Committee of Safety, [80], [81].
Commodore Barry, [206].
Commodore Perry, [28], [181], [188].
Commons Reports, British, [95].
Conaty, Rt. Rev. Thomas J. (D. D.), [14], [209].
Concord Fight, The, [19], [106], [107], [113], [202].
Concord, Mass., Col. James Barrett of, [107];
- Letter from Town Clerk of, [113].
Concord (N. H.), Monitor, [12], [225].
Condon, Capt. E. O’Meagher, [28], [34], [51], [111], [204], [209].
Confederate Army, The, [131], [135], [178].
Confederate Minute Men, [197].
Confederate Service, The, [162], [164].
Confederate States, The, [162].
Confederate Veterans, Disabled, [201].
Conference of Loyal Governors at Altoona, Pa., [98].
Confiscation of Irish Lands, [58].
Coleraine (Ireland), [148], [183].
Columbia University, [14], [27].
Congress, Irish in the Continental, [69].
Congress, New Hampshire Provincial, [77].
Congress, Texan, [131].
Congress, The Continental, [69], [77], [129].
Connaught, Irish Province of, [58], [60].
Connecticut, Ex-Gov. Waller of, [24], [218].
Connecticut, Legislature of, [207].
Connecticut, Ninth Regiment of, [217].
Connecticut Valley Historical Society, [216].
Conner, City Marshal John E., of Chicopee, Mass., [30], [31], [237].
Connolly, Dr. John (1773), [140].
Connolly, James (Coronado, Cal.), [11], [209].
Conroy, John, A Soldier of the Revolution, [81].
Conquest of the Northwest Territory, [140].
Constitution, The U. S., [15], [165].
Continental Army, The, [82].
Continental Congress, Irish in the, [69].
Continental Europe, Thousands of Irish Emigrate to, [61].
Contreras, Battle of, [195].
Convention, The Mecklenburg, [129].
Coomes, Mrs. William (Kentucky, 1775), [144].
Corinth, Siege of, [198].
Cork (Ireland), [15], [62], [65], [68], [176], [178], [182], [184], [193], [194], [238].
Cornwallis, Capture of Lord, [29], [68].
Corr, Bernard, of Boston, Mass., [27], [202], [204], [210].
Cosmopolitan Magazine, Article in, [54].
County of Cork, [15], [62], [65], [68], [176], [178], [182], [184], [193], [194], [238].
County of Galway (Ireland), [236].
County of Meath (Ireland), [73], [236].
County of Westmeath (Ireland), [74].
Courier-Journal, Louisville, Ky., [25].
Coveney, Col. Jeremiah W., of Massachusetts, [19], [235].
Cowell, Judge, [159].
Cowles, Mrs. W. C., [32], [51], [52].
Crane, John, of New York, [10], [48], [210].
Crimmins, Hon. John D., [9], [20], [25], [31], [32], [34], [37], [42], [45], [46], [52], [101], [105], [111], [116], [205], [210].
Crimmins, Lieut. Martin L., [34], [210].
Crittenden, Hon. John J., [163].
Croghan, Col. George, [140].
Cronstadt, Fortifications at, [174].
Crowley, Rev. T. K., [137], [138].
Cromwell’s Brutality in Ireland, [60], [108].
Cromwell Overruns the South and Southwestern Portions of Ireland, [60].
Cromwellian Soldiers, Descendants of, Become Thoroughly Irish, [67].
Crown, Absurd Claims of the British, [58].
Crown Point, Expedition Against, [74], [75], [82].
Cryptogram, The Great, [17].
Cuba, [43], [44], [85], [237].
Cuban Evacuation Commission, [44].
Cummings, Dr. William F., [33], [238].
Cunningham, James, of Portland, Me., [21], [204], [210].
Curran, William F., of Bangor, Me., [27], [211].
Curtin, Jeremiah (the translator), [50], [211].
Curtin, Gov. Andrew G., [97], [98], [99].
Curtin, Roland, [98].
Custis, Martha Dandridge, [200].
Dandridge, Dorothea Spotswood, [200].
Dandridge, Mary, of Virginia, [200].
“Dark and Bloody Ground,” The, [139].
Dartmouth College, [43].
David Hamilton, A Soldier of the American Revolution, [177].
David O’Killia (O’Kelly), “The Irishman,” a Settler on Cape Cod, Mass., as Early as 1657, [13], [43].
David Selleck (1653), An Agent for Seizing, and Transporting Irish Men, Women, and Children to New England and Other Parts, [65].
Davies, Gen. Thomas A., [198].
Davis, Hon. Robert T., [25].
Dean Berkeley, [115], [182], [183].
De Castro, Henri, [134].
Declaration of Independence, American, [68], [70], [74], [129], [144], [159].
Declaration of Independence, Irish Signers of the Goliad, [125], [126].
Declaration of Independence, Irish Signers of the Texan, [125].
Defence of the Irish Character, [186].
Derry (Ireland), [187].
Descendants of English Invaders in Ireland Become Irish of the Irish, [67].
Dillon, Capt. Moses, [137].
Dillon, Colonel, the Count, [115].
Dillon, Lieutenant-Colonel, [115].
Documentary History of New York, [73].
Donahoe, Patrick (Boston), [212].
Donahoe’s Magazine, [233].
Donegal (Ireland), [187], [193].
Dongan, Hon. Thomas, Governor of New York, [71], [72], [73], [74], [75], [76], [83], [84].
Doniphan, Joseph (Kentucky, 1779), [144].
Donnelly, Hon. Ignatius, [17], [212].
Donnelly, Susanna (1742), [162].
Donoho, William, “One of Those Great Hearted, Sympathetic Men Who Honor Humanity,” 128.
Donovan, Col. Henry F., Late Inspector-General Illinois National Guard, [212].
Donovan, Col. William H. of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment, [33], [213].
Donovan, Daniel, of Lynn, Mass., [48], [212].
Donovan, Dr. Henry V., [21], [235].
“Doomed Seventeen,” The, [133].
Dorrances, The Irish, [152], [185].
Dorrance Mills, The, [152], [157].
Dorrance Purchase, The, [152], [153], [155], [157].
Dougherty Family, The, [131].
Down (Ireland), [239].
Doyle, Hon. Thomas A., Mayor of Providence, R. I., [186].
Doyle, Sarah E., Recipient of a Degree from Brown University, [192].
“Dr. Allen, An Irish Surgeon,” 122.
Dr. Thomas Welsh, [107].
Drogheda (Ireland), [181].
Drum, Capt. John, Killed in Battle at Santiago de Cuba, [21], [29], [30], [44], [237].
Dublin (Ireland), [39], [181], [183], [184], [190], [236].
Dublin, Lord Mayor Tallon of, [39].
DuChaillu, Paul B., [12], [204].
Dunmanway (Ireland), [193].
Durham, N. H., The Sullivan Monument at, [16].
Dyer, Hon. Elisha, Governor of Rhode Island, [23], [213].
Early Irish Settlers in Kentucky, [203].
Early Irishman of Waterbury, Conn., An, [153], [203].
Educational History of Rhode Island, [180].
Edward Everett Hale’s “Man Without a Country,” 120.
Edwards, Rev. Morgan, Collects Funds in Ireland and England for Rhode Island College, now Brown University, [183], [184], [185].
Edwards, Joshua, [185].
Egan, Maurice Francis, [9], [13], [21], [214].
Eighth Virginia Regiment in the Revolution, [69].
Eighteenth Ohio Regiment, [239].
Eighteenth U. S. Infantry, [34].
El Caney, Battle of, [85], [88].
Emerald Isle, The, [145].
Emmet, Dr. J. Duncan, [47], [214].
Emmet, Robert, [10], [110], [214].
Emmet, Thomas Addis (M. D.), [10], [13], [25], [32], [35], [42], [45], [47], [50], [56], [114], [202], [204], [214].
Emmet, T. A. (Jr.), [48].
Encyclopædia Hibernica, [34], [105].
England, Political Changes in, [61].
England’s Policy Ruins Irish Industries, [66].
English Falsification of Historical Events Relating to Ireland, [57].
English Head Tax Imposed, [62].
English, Hon. Thomas Dunn, [10], [13], [14], [25], [46], [51], [142], [143], [204], [214].
English, Hon. William H., [140], [142].
English Influence, Bad Effects of, [56], [57], [59], [60], [61], [65], [66].
English Interests Combine to Suppress Irish Competition, [108].
English Misrepresentation, [56].
English Penal Laws, Enforced Irish Emigration Under, [111].
English Port Regulations, [62].
Fay, Dr. Joseph II., of Fall River, Mass., [27], [237].
Fenian Army, The, [101].
Fenian Brotherhood, The, [200].
Fenian Congress, The, [199].
Fenian Invasion of Canada, [200].
Fenner, Gov. Arthur, of Rhode Island, [154].
Fifteenth U. S. Infantry, [171].
Fifth Army Corps (Civil War), [88], [238].
Fifth New Hampshire Regiment, [82].
Fifth Rhode Island (Heavy Artillery), [225].
Fifty-second Congress, [233].
Fifty-second Illinois Regiment, [197].
Fifty-third Congress, [233].
Fifty Years in Texas, Reminiscences of, [138].
“Fighting Tom” Sweeny, [193].
Finerty, Hon. John F., [214].
First Army Corps (War with Spain), [238].
First Child of Irish Parentage Born in Woburn, Mass., [19].
First Field Day of the Society, [21], [44].
First New Hampshire Regiment (War with Spain), [229].
First U. S. Artillery, [201].
First U. S. Chasseurs, [235].
Fitzgerald, Chaplain, of the Twenty-second U. S. Infantry, [87], [88].
Fitz James O’Brien, [190].
Fitzpatrick, Edward, of the Louisville (Ky.) Daily Times, [25], [27], [139].
Fitzsimmons, Anne, of Westmeath, Ireland, [74].
Fitz Simons, Anne, Wedded Wade Hampton, 2d, [177].
Fitz Simons, Christopher, of Charleston, S. C., [177].
Flannigan, Hon. James W., Lieutenant-Governor of Texas, [135].
Flemish Emigration to Ireland, [69].
Floyd, Hon. John, Governor of Virginia, [162].
Floyd, Hon. John B., Governor of Virginia, [162].
Five Colonial Rhode Islanders, [23].
Five Nations, The, [71].
Fontenoy, Irish Valor at, [103].
Fontenoy to Waterloo, [103].
Forced Outbreak in Ireland (1641), [58].
Foreign Wars, Military Order of, [43].
“For the Freedom of the Seas,” 36.
Fort Columbus, [196].
Fort Donelson, Capture of, [197].
Fort Hamilton, [196].
Fort Louisburg, [15].
Fort William Henry, [74].
Fort William and Mary, [18], [77], [78], [202].
Foster, William F., Tribute to Dean Berkeley’s Influence, [183].
Fourteenth U. S. Infantry, [35].
Fourth Massachusetts Vols., [190].
Fourth U. S. Infantry, [171].
France, [62], [65], [68], [77], [98], [134].
France, American Alliance with, [68].
France, Many Irish Emigrate to, [62].
Franco-American Historical Society, [35].
Francis Parkman, [72].
Franklin, Benjamin, [200].
Fredericksburg, Battle of, [103].
French, The, [71], [72], [73], [74], [78], [80], [83], [86], [115].
French and Indians, [73].
French Power in Canada, [74].
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick (New York), [23], [43].
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick (Philadelphia), [22], [43].
Gaelic Clans, The Northern, [74].
Gaelic Tongue, The, [76].
Gafney, Charles B., of New Hampshire, [24], [236].
Gaines’ Mills, Battle of, [237].
Galloway, Loyalist Joseph, on the Composition of the American “Rebel” Army, [68], [69], [95].
Galveston News, The, [136].
Galveston, Bishop Gallagher of, [136].
Galvin, Hon. Owen A., of Boston, Mass., [24], [236].
Galway (Ireland), [236].
Gardiner, Hon. Luke, Speech on Irish Commerce, [67].
Gargan, Thomas J., of Boston, [5], [9], [13], [20], [23], [24], [26], [30], [31], [34], [39], [42], [50], [203], [215].
Gates, General, of the Revolution, [79].
Gazette, The Providence (R. I.), [154].
General Assembly of Rhode Island, [23], [44], [154], [209], [216].
General Confiscation of Irish Lands, [58].
General Court of Massachusetts Bay, [63].
General Grant’s Army, [197].
Gen. John Sullivan, Letter Written by, [116].
Gen. W. T. Sherman’s Tribute to Gen. John Sullivan, [80].
Geoghegan, Stephen J., of New York, [10], [34], [48], [106].
George Washington, General, [68], [69], [78], [118], [200], [235].
George Washington of Dublin, Ireland, [32].
Georgia, Col. C. C. Sanders of, [231].
Georgia, Hon. Patrick Walsh of, [10], [14], [33].
Gilman, Col., [75].
Gilmore, Col. William, of New Hampshire, [20].
Girty, Simon, [170].
Godfrey, Dr. James Erwin, [178].
Godfreys of Georgia, The, [178].
Goliad Declaration of Independence, Irish Signers, [125], [126].
Gonzales, The People of, [129].
Goodwin, John, of New York, [25], [48].
Gorman, Hon. Charles E., of Providence, R. I,. 106, [116], [216].
Gorman, William, of Philadelphia, [35].
Governor Gardner, of Massachusetts, [236].
Governor Wentworth of New Hampshire, Letter from Sir William Johnson to, [75].
Grace, Bishop (Minnesota), [130].
Grace, Rev. Philip, of Newport, R. I., [30], [31], [237].
Granite Monthly, The, [22].
Granite State, The, [142].
Grattan, Henry, [90].
Grattan’s Reform Bill, [109].
Great Cryptogram, The 17.
Great Treaty with the Sioux Nation, [196].
Greenwood Cemetery, [175], [191], [201].
Green Mountain Boys, The, [141].
Griffin, John, of Portsmouth, N. H., [27].
Guantanamo, U. S. Marines at, [102], [103].
Guiney, Col., of Massachusetts, [238].
Hale, Edward Everett, Allusion to His “Man Without a Country,” 120.
Hale, Hon. John P., son of Mary (O’Brien) Hale, [83].
Hall, Edward A., of Springfield, Mass., [27], [216].
Hamilton, David, a Soldier of the Revolution, [177].
Hamilton, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of David, [177].
Hamilton, Grizelle Agnes, wedded Capt. Joseph Taylor, U. S. N., [177].
Hampton, Wade, of South Carolina, [38], [163], [177].
Hand, Gen. Edward, of the Revolution, [68], [79], [81].
Hanley, Col. Patrick T., of Boston, Mass., [33], [238].
Hanover Court House, Battle of, [237].
Hanrahan, Dr. John D, of Rutland, Vt., [10], [29], [217].
Harrison, President, [239].
Harney, Gen. William S., [164].
Harper’s Weekly, Tribute in, to Gen. T. W. Sweeny, [201].
Harson, M. J., of Providence, R. I., [105], [106], [191], [217].
Hart, Dr. (Kentucky, 1775), [144].
Harvard University, [21], [36], [43], [235], [239].
Hawkins, Gen. John P., Tribute to Gen. T. W. Sweeny, [201].
Hayden, Rev. Joseph (Texas), [136].
Hayes, Dr. John F., of Waterbury, Conn., [10], [30], [217].
Hazard, Oliver, of Rhode Island, [188].
Henebry, Rev. Richard (Ph. D.), Professor of Keltic Languages and Literature, Catholic University, Washington, D. C., [32], [218].
Hennessy, Michael F., of the Boston Daily Globe, [48], [106], [116], [118], [218].
Henry II, King, Oppression of the Irish People by, [102].
Henry, Patrick, [164].
Henry, William Wirt, grandson of Patrick Henry, [164].
Henryk Sienkiewicz, [97], [211].
Herald, The Boston, [13].
Herald, The New York, [101], [233].
Hero Tales of Ireland, [211].
Hibernia, The ship of war, [83].
Hibernian Society of Philadelphia, The, [17], [22].
Hickey, James G., Boston, Mass., [27], [218].
History of Alabama (Pickett’s), [137].
History of the County of Cork (Smith’s), [193].
History of Tennessee (Ramsay’s). 137.
History of Texas (Brown’s), [121], [124], [128].
History of Ireland, (Keating’s), [194].
Hoar, Hon. George F., U. S. Senator, [51].
Holland, John P., inventor of the submarine Torpedo Boat, [42], [218].
Holmes, Col. James Gadsden, of Charleston, S. C., [40].
Honor Roll of Massachusetts Soldiers in the Revolution, [40].
Hooker, General, [16].
Hopkins, Commodore Esek, [153].
Horigan, Cornelius, Biddeford, Me., [29], [204].
Hotchkiss, Gideon, of Connecticut, [159].
Hotel Savoy, Members of the Society assemble at, [51].
House of Commons, British, [69], [95].
House of Commons, Irish, [67].
Houston, Sam, of Texas, [128], [130], [131], [133], [134], [136].
Howes, Osborne, (a descendant of David O’Killia, who settled on Cape Cod, Mass., as early as 1657), [13].
Hoye, John A., Dover, N. H, [27], [218].
Hurons, Alliance with the, [71].
Illinois Hon. John F. Finerty of, [214].
Illinois, National Guard, Col. Henry F. Donovan, recently Inspector-general of, [212].
Illinois, P. T. Barry of Chicago, [10], [48], [206].
Illustrated American, The, [167].
Imperial University at Tokio, [216].
Indiana, Gov. Morton of, [98].
Interstate Commerce Commission, [7], [13], [225].
Invasion of Canada, Plans for the, [200].
Ireland, American Generals of the Revolution who were Natives of, [81].
Ireland, British Travesty on Justice in, [59].
Ireland, By one Transaction the British crown comes into Possession of over one half all the Available Land in, [60].
Ireland, Captain Vernon Contracts with David Selleck and Mr. Leader to supply them with 250 Women and 300 men of the Irish Nation ... to Transplant them into New England, [64], [65].
Ireland, Catholic and Protestant Heroes of, [90].
Ireland, Catholics driven out of, by a Persecution which has never been Equalled, [57].
Ireland, Charles I’s Broken Promises to, [58].
Ireland, Christopher Johnson of County Meath, [73].
Ireland, Confiscation of two-thirds of the Landed Property in, [60].
Ireland’s Contribution to the Development of the American Colonies, [56].
Ireland, Cromwell’s Barbarities in, [60], [102].
Ireland, Descendants of Cromwellian Soldiers in, become intensely Irish, [67].
Ireland, English Falsification of Historical Events Connected with, [57].
Ireland, English Measures to Destroy Commerce of, [62].
Ireland, Flemish Emigration to, [69].
Ireland, Forced Emigration from, [57].
Ireland, Governor Dongan of New York, a Native of, [72].
Ireland, Immigrants from, among the Dutch in America, [63].
Ireland, Instructions given to Exterminate whole Catholic Population of, [59].
Ireland, In the Eighteenth Century Thousands of able-bodied male Catholics leave for European ports and very few ever return, [61].
Ireland, Irish Emigrants from, set down as “English,” 63.
Ireland, Lord Baltimore’s title derived from, [63].
Ireland, Major Philip O’Sullivan, a defender of Limerick, [77].
Ireland, Marmion’s work on the ports of, quoted, [67].
Ireland, Men, Women and Children sent over to New England and elsewhere from, [65].
Ireland, Natives of, Compelled to adopt English Surnames, [57], [62], [63].
Ireland, Necessity for the Catholic Irish leaving, [61].
Ireland, Party of intending Emigrants starts, in 1636, in ship Eagle Wing from, [64].
Ireland, Persecution inflicted on the Catholic Nobility and Gentry of, [59].
Ireland, Settlers in New Jersey from, [63].
Ireland, South and Southwestern Portions overrun by Cromwell, [60].
Ireland, Specie brought from, by Immigrants to the American Colonies, [67].
Ireland, The Catholics of, [61].
Ireland, The Cromwellian Settlement of, [64].
Ireland, The Moylans of, [68].
Ireland, The ranks of the American Patriot Army in the Revolution contained Thousands of Natives of, [69], [95].
Ireland, The Sick, the Young, and the old Indiscriminately turned adrift in, and their Houses Burned, [59].
Ireland, The so-called “Rebellion of 1641” in, [58].
Ireland, Three Thousand Heads of Families Imprisoned, charged with Treason, and their Property Seized, [59].
Ireland, The Warrens of, [74].
Ireland, William of Orange’s Destruction of Industries in, [65].
Ireland, William Penn spends part of his life in, [63].
Irish Among the Early American Colonists, [94].
Irish Among the New York Dutch, [63].
Irish Armorial Bearings, [212].
Irish at Bunker Hill, Proposed Memorial Tablet to, [36], [115].
Irish Bacons who Settled at Dedham, Mass., in 1640, [18], [202].
Irish Blood in American Journalism, Men of, [118].
Irish Brigade, The, [103].
Irish Browns of Newport and Providence, R. I., [181].
Irish Burnsides, The, [187].
Irish Catholics in Maryland, [63].
Irish Catholic Nobility and Gentry Imprisoned, [59].
Irish Catholics, Persecutions inflicted on, [57].
Irish Celt, The, [103].
Irish Chapter in the History of Brown University, [180], [203].
Irish Children Forcibly taken from their Parents, [60].
Irish Climate and Surroundings, Influence of, [57].
Irish Coast, Great Storm on the, [64].
Irish Colony of Refugio, [124], [125], [126].
Irish Colony of San Patricio, [124], [125], [126].
Irish Colonies in Texas, [124], [125], [126].
Irish Commerce, England’s Efforts to Destroy, [62].
Irish Commiseration for Americans taken Prisoners of war by the British, [188].
Irish Dorrances, The, [152].
Irish Element among the Founders of Lowell, Mass., [18].
Irish Element in American History, The, [93].
Irish Element in the Second Massachusetts Volunteers (war with Spain), [32], [50], [85].
Irish Element in the United States, [101], [102], [103].
Irish Embark at Carrickfergus for the Merrimack, 1636, in ship Eagle Wing, [64].
Irish Emigrants set down as “English,” Some, [63].
Irish Emigration during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, [32], [50], [56], [202].
Irish Emigration to Spain, [62].
Irish Estates, Bonus for Confiscation of same to Crown, [59].
Irish Estates wickedly Confiscated to the British Crown, [58].
Irish Exodus, Marmion on the, [67].
Irish flee to Mountains to Escape English Brutalities, [60].
Irish Heraldry, [212].
Irish hunted like wild Beasts, [60].
Irish in America, Splendid Record of, [101].
Irish in Hampden County, Mass., [15].
Irish Immigrants who were of English Descent, [67].
Irish Independence, Struggle for, [199].
Irish in New Amsterdam, [63].
Irish in the American Patriot Army, The, [69].
Irish in the Battle of San Jacinto, [131].
Irish in the Continental Congress, The, [69].
Irish in the Revolution and in the Civil War, The, [24].
Irish in the United States, The, [94].
Irish in Western Massachusetts, [15], [66].
Irish Land, British Pretext for Confiscation of, [12], [58].
Irish Language, The, [67], [89], [180], [227].
Irish Legion, Corcoran’s, [227].
Irishman of Waterbury, Conn., An Early, [158].
Irishmen Driven into Exile, [60].
Irishmen pass over to the Continent of Europe, [62].
Irishmen, The United, [66], [109], [138].
Irishmen, Some Pre-Revolutionary, [32], [50], [71].
Irish Men, Women, and Children seized and Transported, [65].
Irish Men, Women, and Children put to the sword by Cromwell, [60].
Irish Name, The (poem), [50], [91].
“Irish Ninth” Regiment of Massachusetts, The, [85], [103], [237].
Irish Parentage, First Child born in Woburn, Mass., of, [19].
Irish Parliament, The, [181].
Irish Parliamentary Party, The, [85].
Irish Patriot Party, The, [159].
Irish Pedigrees, [187], [228].
Irish Permitted to locate on the Merrimack, [63].
Irish People, Inhuman Treatment of the, [58].
Irish People, Large Emigration of the, [58].
Irish People, Projected Extermination of the, [59].
Irish Pioneers and Builders of Kentucky, [203].
Irish Pioneers and Founders of Peterborough, N. H., [203].
Irish Pioneers in America, [56].
Irish Pioneers of Texas, [120].
Irish Presbyterian Clergy, The, [110].
Irish Presbyterians, The, [66].
Irish Presbyterians Oppressed by England, [66].
Irish Presbyterians who came to America, The, [66].
Irish Puritans in New England, [65].
Irish Race in America, The, [94].
Irish Rebellion of 1798, [78].
Irish Settlement in Rhode Island, An early, [152].
Irish Settlers as Bulwarks against the Indians, [60].
Irish Settler at Barrington, R. I., An, [26], [202].
Irish Settlers in Colony of De Leon, [124].
Irish Settlers in Kentucky, [27], [139], [203].
Irish Settlers in Louisville, Ky., and Vicinity, [22].
Irish Settlers in New England, [94].
Irish Settlers in New Hampshire, Early, [146], [147], [148], [149].
Irish Settlers in New Jersey, [63].
Irish settlers in Northern New York, [111].
Irish Settlers in Rhode Island, Early, [22].
Irish Settlers in Virginia, [161], [203].
Irish Settlers on American Colonial Frontiers, [60].
Irish Settlers on Arransas Bay, [124].
Irish Schoolmasters in the American Colonies, [44].
Irish Signers of the American Declaration of Independence, [159].
Irish Signers of the Goliad Declaration of Independence, [125], [126].
Irish Signers of the Texan Declaration of Independence, [125].
Irish Society of Lowell, Mass., The, [18].
Irish Society, The Boston Charitable, [39], [115].
Irish Soldiers with Gen. George Rogers Clark, [140], [142].
Irish Standard, The Minneapolis, [233].
Irish, The Colonial, [40].
Irish Transported to the West Indies, Virginia, and New England, [60], [64], [65].
Irish Valor at Marye’s Heights, [103].
Irish Volunteer Movement, The, [65].
Irish Washingtons, The, [32], [69].
Irish Woolen Manufactures destroyed by British Law, [65].
Iuka, Battle of, [198].
Jackson, Governor, of Rhode Island, [181].
Jackson Guards, Disbanded by Governor Gardner of Massachusetts, [236].
Jackson, Patrick Tracy, a Founder of Lowell, Mass., [167].
Jackson, President Andrew, [189].
Jackson, Stephen, of Kilkenny, Ireland, and Providence, R. I., [181].
Jackson’s Corps, Stonewall, [165].
Jacobite Order of the White Rose, [230].
Jamaica, Emigration to, [61].
James Butler, the Planter of Lancaster, James II appoints Dongan to be Governor of New York, [72].
James Logan, the Associate of William Penn, [63].
James Nelson, Irish Editor, [109].
Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Mo., [171], [196].
Jesuit Missionaries, The, [72].
Jesuit Relations, The, [63].
Jogues, Father, [63].
John Clary of Newcastle, N. H., [28].
John Paul Jones, [39].
Johns Hopkins University, [14], [43].
Johnson, Christopher, [74].
Johnson, Sir Guy, Credited with being the Possessor of a “Genuine rich Irish Brogue,” 76.
Johnson, Sir John, [74].
Johnson, Sir William, [71], [73], [74], [75], [76], [77], [83], [84].
Johnston, Gen. Albert Sydney, [163].
Johnston, Gen. Joseph E., [163], [199].
Joyes, Patrick, Settled in Louisville, Ky., 1784, [142].
Kansas Crusade, The, [238].
Kearney, Gen. Phil., [135].
Kearsarge, The U. S. S., [82].
Keating’s History of Ireland, quoted, [194].
Kelley, J. D. Jerrold (U. S. N.), [16], [219].
Kelley, Joseph J., East Cambridge, Mass., [35], [239].
Keltic Language and Literature, [32].
Keneshaw Mountain, Battle of, [199].
Kennedy, Thomas (Kentucky, 1774), [139].
Kenton, Simon, [139], [143].
Kentucky, Edward Fitzpatrick of Louisville, [25], [139], [215].
Kentucky, First State Constitutional Convention of, [14]O.
Kentucky House of Representatives, [140].
Kentucky, Irish Settlers in, [139].
Kenton’s Station, Ky., [139], [143].
Kerry, County of, [239].
Kiely, Judge Anthony, [164].
Kilkenny (Ireland), [115], [182], [237].
Kilroy, Dr. Philip, of Springfield, Mass., [27], [47].
King George, [170].
King Philip’s War, [13], [16], [64].
Kinsale (Ireland), [62], [63].
Kinsale on the Potomac, [165].
Knights of Columbus, [218].
Know-Nothing Administration of Governor Gardner, [236].
Know-Nothings, The, [126], [236].
Lake Champlain, Battle of, [178].
Lake Erie, Battle of, [28], [115], [188].
Lamson, Col. Daniel S., of Weston, Mass., [15], [220].
Last Princes of Tara, The, [228].
Laurel Hill, Va., Battle of, [238].
Lavaca River, The, [122].
Lawless, Hon. Joseph T., Secretary of State of Virginia, [10], [23], [161], [203].
Lawler, Thomas B., Librarian and Archivist of the Society, [5], [9], [13], [20], [23], [31], [204], [220].
Ledwith, Rev. William L., Librarian of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pa., Letter from, [33].
Lee, General, quoted by General Robertson with reference to Irish in the American Patriot Army, [95].
Legislature of Massachusetts, [208], [209], [212], [215].
Legislature of New Hampshire, [206].
Leland, Writings of, quoted, [59].
Lenehan, John J., of New York city, [32], [220].
Lewis Family of Virginia, The, [161], [162].
Lexington Alarm, The, [107].
Lexington, Battle of, [18], [19], [34], [104], [106], [107], [108], [109], [112], [113], [202].
Lexington, Letter from the Town Clerk and Selectmen of, [33], [112].
Licking River, The, [139].
Limerick (Ireland), [15], [77], [190].
Limerick Schoolmaster, The, [186].
Lincoln, Abraham, [98].
Lincoln’s Funeral, Guard of Honor, [199].
Linehan, Hon. John C., Treasurer-General of the Society; Paper on “Some Pre-Revolutionary Irishmen,” 32, [202];
- on “The Irish Pioneers of Texas,” 120, [203];
- Other Mention, [5], [12], [13], [16], [20], [21], [22], [25], [26], [27], [29], [31], [34], [36], [37], [42], [45], [46], [50], [71], [204], [220].
Linehan, Rev. Timothy P., of Biddeford, Me., [29], [204].
Linn, Hon. John J., of Texas, [138].
Lipton, Sir Thomas, Invited to be a Guest of the Society, and His Reply, [37], [38].
Livius, Peter, Royalist Refugee, [78].
London Guilds, The, [169].
Londonderry (Ireland), [183].
Londonderry (N. H.), [147].
Lone Star State, The, [138].
Long, Hon. John D., Secretary of the United States Navy, [28].
Lord Baltimore’s Title Derived from Ireland, [63].
Lost State of Clark, The, [25].
Lough Neagh, [149].
Louisburg, Capture of, [43], [74].
Louisville (Ky.) Courier-Journal, [25].
Louisville (Ky.), Survey of, [140].
Louisville (Ky.) Times, Article on “Irish Settlers in Louisville and Vicinity,” in, [22].
Lower Dublin, Pa., [183].
Loyal Legion, Military Order of the, [16], [43], [201], [210], [219].
Ludwig, William, the Irish Baritone, Sings before the Society, [118].
Lyon County (Ky.), [141].
Lyon, Hon. Chittendon, [142].
Lyon, Hon. Matthew, [141], [142].
Lyons, Judge Peter, of Virginia, [163].
Lynch, Aide-de-camp to the Chevalier de Chastellux, [115].
Lynch, Thomas J., Augusta, Me., [29], [221].
Lynn, Hon. Wauhope, of New York, [25], [46], [221].
Lynn, Maj. B. W., of Virginia, [164].
Macdonough, United States Torpedo-boat Destroyer, [28], [37], [45].
Machias, Me., The O’Briens of, [35], [59].
Macroom (Ireland), [193].
MacSparran, Rev. James, of Rhode Island, [180], [181].
MacSweeny of Banagh, [193].
MacSweeny of the Battle Axes, [193].
MacSweeny of Fanad, [193].
MacSweeny na D’Tuagh, [197].
MacSweeny na D’Tuatha, [193].
MacSweeny of the Territories, [193].
MacSweenys, Standard Bearers to the O’Donnells, [194].
MacSweenys Anciently Famous for Hospitality, [194].
Magill, Col. William, Commanded a Georgia Regiment during the Civil War, [178].
Magills of Florida, The, [178].
Maginnis, John Sharp (D. D.), of Providence, R. I., and Rochester, N. Y., [186].
Mahone, Gen. William, [164].
Maine Legislature, [218].
Maine, United States Battleship, Resolution of Sorrow Adopted on the Loss of the, [25].
Malloy, Gen. A. G., of Texas, [137], [222].
Malvern Hill, Battle of, [44], [237].
Manning, President, of Rhode Island College, [184], [185].
“Man Without a Country,” Edward Everett Hale’s, [120].
Many Irish Emigrate to France, [62].
Marion and Sumter, [176].
Marmion on the Irish Exodus, [67].
Martha Dandridge Custis, [200].
Mary Dandridge of Virginia, [200].
Mary Nunn of Cork, Ireland, [186].
Marye’s Heights, Irish Valor at, [103].
Maryland, Catholic Irishmen from, at Siege of Boston, [68].
Maryland, Governor Bradford of, [98].
Massachusetts Bay, General Court of, [63].
Massachusetts, Governor Andrew of, [98].
Massachusetts House of Representatives, [208].
Massachusetts Legislature, [208], [209], [212], [215], [224], [235], [236], [239].
Massachusetts Patriots, Honor Roll of, [40].
Massachusetts Revolutionary Records, [176].
Massachusetts Superior Court, [210].
Massachusetts Supreme Court, [215].
Masters Knox and Crocker, “Natives of Ireland” and Early School Teachers in Rhode Island, [182].
Matthew Thornton, Monument to, [22].
Matthew Watson, A Settler of Barrington, R. I., [189].
Maxwell, Gen. William, of the American Revolution, [79], [81].
May, Henry A., of Roslindale, Mass., a Descendant from James Butler, who Immigrated from Ireland in 1653, [19], [222].
Mayflower, John Alden of the, [238].
Mayflower, The, [65], [238].
Mayor Boyle of Newport, R. I., [25], [38], [40], [116], [205], [207].
Mayor Crowley of Lowell, Mass., [210].
Mayor Driscoll of New Haven, Conn., [213].
Mayor O’Brien of Boston, Mass., [117].
McAdoo, Gen. A G., of Texas, [137], [222].
McAdoo, Hon. William, of New Jersey and New York, [17], [42], [51], [100], [102], [205], [222].
McCaffrey, Hugh, of Philadelphia, Pa., [17], [232].
McCarthy, Dr. T. A., of Nashua, N. H., [29].
McCarthys of Desmond, The, [194].
McCarty, a Naval Officer who came over with our French Allies in the American Revolution, [115].
McCarty, Captain Page, of Virginia, [165].
McCarty, Daniel, Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses (1715), [165].
McCarty of Clenclare, [165].
McCarty, Major Richard, of the Revolution, [165].
McClanahan, Colonel, of the Revolution, [165].
McClellan Rifles, The, [190].
McCoy, Rev. John J., Chicopee, Mass., [12], [27], [32], [42], [47], [50], [85], [202], [204].
McConway, William, of Pittsburg, Pa., [22], [222].
McCormick, David, of Texas, [127].
McCracken, the Presbyterian Minister, [109].
McElroy, James, a Soldier of the Revolution, [81].
McGee, Thomas D’Arcy, [16], [64].
McGovern, James, of New York, [32].
McGuinness, Hon. E. D., of Rhode Island, [17], [105], [191], [223].
McGuire, Dr. Hunter, of Virginia, [165].
McKinley, Francis, an Irish Patriot, [79].
McKinney, Hon. Philip W., Governor of Virginia, [164].
McManus, Col. John, Providence, R. I., [106], [224].
McPherson, General, Death of, [199].
McReynolds, Gen. Andrew, [135].
Meade, C. H., [18], [19].
Meade, Gen. George Gordon, [7].
Meade, Rear-Admiral Richard W., First President-General of the Society, [7], [12], [13], [16], [18], [19], [20], [218], [235].
Meade, Richard W. (Jr.), [19], [20].
Meagher, General, at Fredericksburg, [187].
Meath (Ireland), [73], [236].
Mecklenburg Convention, The, [129].
Medal of Honor Legion, [43].
Medina, Colony West of the, [134].
Merrimack River, Irish Settlement Planned to be Located on, [63].
Merrimack, N. H., The Thornton Monument at, [22].
Mexican Army, Gen. T. W. Sweeny is Offered High Rank in, [200].
Mexicans, Irish Prisoners Held by the, [129].
Mexican Oppression of the Texans, [125].
Mexican Patriots, [121].
Mexican War of Independence, [121].
Mexican War, The, [95], [134], [135], [194], [195], [197], [201], [222].
Mexico, City of, [122], [124].
Miami, Battle on the, [170].
Michie, Thomas J., of Virginia, [164].
Military Academy of South Carolina, [178].
Military Order of the Loyal Legion, [16], [43], [201], [210], [219].
Miller, Hon. Augustus S., Speaker of the Rhode Island House of Representatives, [192].
Minnesota Historical Society, [104].
Minute Men at Lexington, Mass., [107].
Missouri, Territorial Legislature of, [132].
Mohawks, The, [73].
Moloney, T. W., of Rutland, Vt., [29], [225].
Monaghan, Hon. James C., U. S. Consul at Mannheim and Chemnitz, [191].
Montgomery’s Army, [78].
Moore, O’Brien, [16], [235].
More Americans of African Origin in the United States than of direct English Descent, [56].
“Mr. William Barr, an Irishman,” 120.
Morton, Governor of Indiana, [98].
Moseley, Edward A., Second President-General of the Society; retiring Address of, [53];
- other Mention, [7], [13], [19], [20], [21], [22], [24], [28], [30], [41], [42], [55], [204], [225].
Moses, George H., of the Concord (N. H.) Monitor, [12], [225].
Moylan, Bishop, of Cork, [68].
Moylan, Gen. Stephen, [30], [43], [68], [233].
“Mrs. Perry’s Victory,” 188.
Muhlenberg, General of the Revolution, [69].
Muldoon, Rev. Father, an Irish Priest, Resident in Mexico, [127].
Mulholland, Gen. St. Clair A., of Philadelphia, Pa., [10], [22], [225].
Murphy, Timothy, a Soldier of the Revolution, [81].
Murray, Thomas Hamilton, Secretary-General of the Society; Annual Report of, [42]-45;
- Paper on an “Early Irish Settlement in Rhode Island,” 152;
- Paper on “The Irish Chapter in the History of Brown University,” 180.
Muscovite, Americans’ Debt to the, [99].
“Myths and Folk Lore of Ireland,” 211.
“Myths and Folk Tales of the Russians, Western Slavs, and Magyars,” 211.
Nantucket, The Ten Purchasers of, [200].
Napoleon III, Emperor, [99].
Napper Tandy, the Daring, [109].
Narragansett Historical Register, [181].
Narragansett Hotel, Providence, R. I., [26], [44].
Narragansett, R. I., [180], [183].
Narragansett, R. I., St. Paul’s Church in, [180].
National Academy of Design, [10].
Naval Heroes of the Revolutionary War, [39].
Navidad and Lavaca Meeting, Irish at the, [128].
Nelson, Rev. S. Banks Nelson, of Woonsocket, R. I., [105], [108], [205].
New Amsterdam, Irish in, [63].
New Bedford, Mass., Public Library, [219].
Newcastle, N. H., Capture of the Fort at, [77].
New England Historic-Genealogical Society, [43].
New England, Irish Transplanted to, [60], [64], [65].
New England Puritans, The, [64].
New Hampshire, Fifth Regiment of, [82].
New Hampshire, First Regiment of (war with Spain), [229].
New Hampshire, General Court of, [15].
New Hampshire, Governor and Council of, [38].
New Hampshire Historical Society, [73].
New Hampshire Provincial Congress, [77].
New Hampshire State Library, [17].
New Hampshire, The Thirteenth Regiment of, [236].
New Haven, Conn., Reception to Lord Mayor Tallon of Dublin, Ireland, and John E. Redmond, M. P., at the Hyperion, [39].
New Jersey, Irish Settlers in, [63].
New Mexico, Expedition to, [133].
Newport Artillery, The, [115].
Newry (Ireland), [184], [188].
Newtown, General Sullivan at, [82].
New York Celtic Medical Society, [229].
New York City Board of Education, [223].
New York Dutch, Irish Among the, [63].
New York Society of the Cincinnati, [235].
New York Supreme Court, [10], [41].
New York, The Colony of, [73].
Nicholas of Russia, Emperor, [173].
Nineteenth Army Corps Association, [217].
Nineteenth of April (1775), [19], [202].
Ninth Connecticut Regiment, [217].
Ninth Massachusetts Regiment (The “Irish Ninth”), [33], [44], [85], [95], [103], [237], [238].
Nixon, Lewis, Builder of the U. S. S. Torpedo-boat O’Brien, [35].
Nolan and Magee, Expeditions into Texas led by, [121].
Nolan’s Creek and Nolan County (Texas), [121].
Nolan, Philip, killed in Battle in Texas, [120], [121], [122], [138].
Northern Antiquarians, Society of, [43].
Northwest Territory, Conquest of the, [140].
Nugent, Gen. Robert, [201].
Nunn, Mary, of Cork, [186].
O’Bannon, P. H., of Virginia, [164].
O’Beirne, Gen. James R. of New York, [10], [23], [24], [31], [32], [37], [41], [45], [46], [50], [51], [204].
O’Brien, Capt. John, of the Hibernia, ship of war, [83].
O’Brien, Fitz James, the Talented, [190].
O’Brien, Hon. Hugh, Mayor of Boston, Mass., [117], [226].
O’Brien, Rev. Michael, of Lowell, Mass., [17], [226].
O’Brien, U. S. Torpedo-boat, [28], [34], [35], [37], [45], [104], [115].
O’Briens of Machias, The, [18].
O’Briens of Maine, The, [18], [83].
O’Connell, Daniel, the Irish Leader, [90].
O’Connell, J. D., of Washington, D. C., [54], [204], [227].
Odin, Rev. John Murray, Ordained Bishop of Galveston, Texas, [136].
O’Donoju, Gen. Count, [123], [124].
O’Dowd, Michael, of Manchester, N. H., [29], [227].
O’Driscoll, Daniel M., of Charleston, S. C., [176], [203], [227].
O’Driscolls of Baltimore, The, [178].
O’Ferrall, Hon. Charles T., Governor of Virginia, [164].
O’Hart’s Irish Pedigrees, [187], [228].
Ohio Campaign, The (1754-’55), [161].
Ohio River, The, [140], [141].
O’Keefe, Edmund, of New Bedford, Mass., [27], [49], [106], [116], [228].
O’Killia, David, a Settler on Cape Cod, Mass., as early as 1657, [13], [43], [210].
“Old Master” Kelly, an Irish Schoolmaster in Rhode Island, [181], [188].
O’Malley, Thomas F., of Somerville, Mass, [40], [106], [111], [205], [228].
O’Neal, Hon. Emmet, of Alabama, [13].
O’Neill, Capt. “Bucky,” of the “Rough Riders,” 52.
O’Neills and O’Donnells, The, [169].
O’Neills of Ulster, The, [74].
Ophthalmological Society of New England, [220].
Orange Society, The, [110].
Order of the White Rose, [230].
O’Reilly, John Boyle, quoted, [85].
O’Sullivan, Major Philip, a Defender of Limerick, [77].
O’Sullivan, Owen, a New Hampshire School-teacher, [77].
Palmer, Barnabas, of Rochester, N. H., [15].
Palmer, Rev. Edmund B., a Descendant of the Above, [15].
Papyrus Club, Boston, [43].
Parkman, Francis, [72].
Parish of Kilmurry (Ireland), [193].
Parish of Moviddy (Ireland), [193].
Parnell, [85], [90].
Parnell Investigation, The, [85].
Patrick Clark, “Who Came from Ireland,” 87.
Patrick Henry, [200].
Patriot Army, Irish in the American, [95].
Pawtucket, R. I., Meeting and Banquet at, [22].
Pejepscot Historical Society, [104].
Pelham, N. H., The Butler Monument at, [19].
Penn, William (in Ireland), [63].
Pennsylvania, Governor Hastings of, [18].
Pennsylvania Historical Society, [104].
Pennsylvania, Irish Settlers in, [68], [111].
Pepper, Rev. George W., of Cleveland, Ohio, [10], [36], [239].
Pepperill, Sir William, [15].
Perry, Commodore O. H., [28], [115].
Perry, Matthew, [115].
Peterborough, N. H., Irish Pioneers of, [145].
Phelan, Edmund, of Boston, Mass., [39], [239].
Phelan, John, An Early Schoolmaster in Providence, R. I., [182].
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity, [217].
Philip Nolan, Explorer of Texas, [120], [138].
Philippines, The, [34], [35].
Phil. Sheridan, [90].
Pilot, The Boston, [6], [9], [24], [42], [50], [115], [230].
Pittsburg Landing, [197].
Point Pleasant, battle at, [161].
Poor, Gen. Enoch, [79], [81].
Portland, Me., Meeting at, [21].
Preble, United States Sloop-of-war, [235].
Prendergast’s “Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland,” 64.
Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pa., [33], [104].
Presbyterian Synods in Kentucky, [140].
Presbyterians, English Oppression of the Irish, [66].
Presbyterians, The Irish, Who Came to America, [66].
President-General Moseley’s Retiring Address, [51].
President Wayland of Brown University, [189].
Preston Family of Virginia, The, [162], [163].
Pretext for General Confiscation of Land in Ireland, [58].
Prince Gortschakoff of Russia, [99].
Princes of Tara, The Last, [228].
Prison Journal of Stephen Austin, [127].
Prison Ship Torbay, The, [177].
Pritchard, William, of South Carolina, [178].
Proctor, Col. Thomas, of the Revolution, [81].
Province of Ulster, Immigration to the United States from the, [100].
Providence (R. I.) Gazette, quoted, [154].
Providence, R. I., Meetings at, [26], [34].
Provincial Records, The, [75].
Puritans, The New England, [64].
Putnam, General, of the Revolution, [20], [158].
Quinton, Maj. William (U. S. A.), [35].
“Quo Vadis,” Jeremiah Curtin, the Translator of, [97], [211].
Quitman, Gen. John A. (U. S. A.), [195].
Randolph, John, [162].
Rathbun, Matilda, [156].
Rathmullen, Castle at, [193].
Reagan, Hon. John H., of Texas, [135], [137].
Rear Admiral Belknap, U. S. N., [21], [204].
Rear Admiral Meade, U. S. N., [7], [12], [13], [16], [18], [19], [20], [218], [235].
Rebellion of 1641, The, [58].
Reception to the Society by Hon. John D. Crimmins, [52].
Reception to the Society by Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, [51], [52].
Redmond, Hon. John E. (M. P.). 39.
Red River, Texas, [132].
Refugio, Irish Colony of, [124], [125], [126], [130], [131], [132], [136].
Reilly, Terence, An Early Providence Schoolmaster, [182].
“Reminiscences of Fifty Years in Texas,” 138.
Republic of Mexico, [121].
Republican, Tribute to the Society by the Springfield, Mass., [14], [15].
Resaca, Battle of, [199].
Revolutionary Records of Massachusetts, [176].
Revolution, Sons of the, [20], [230].
Revolution, Sons of the American, [20], [230].
Revolution, The American, [10], [16], [20], [30], [40], [73], [76], [77], [78], [94], [107], [111], [177], [180], [182], [188].
Rhode Island, Battle on the Island of (1778), [116].
Rhode Island College, [153], [154], [181], [182], [183], [184], [185].
Rhode Island, Educational History of, [180].
Rhode Island, Governor Davis of, [224].
Rhode Island, Governor Dyer of, [23], [213].
Rhode Island Historical Society, [217].
Rhode Island House of Representatives, [23], [154], [202], [209], [216], [231].
Rhode Island, Irish Schoolmasters in, [180].
Rhode Island State Record Commissioner, [116].
Rhode Island Supreme Court, [23], [26].
Rhode Island, The Island of, [186].
Rhode Island History, Women in, [188].
Rhode Islanders, Fine Colonial, [23].
Richardson, Stephen J., of New York City, [34], [105], [106], [205].
Riely, Hon. John W., of Virginia, [164].
Riley, Gen. Bennett, Military Governor of California, [196].
Riley, James Whitcomb, [30].
Rio Janeiro, Naval Entertainment and Ball at, [196].
Robert Emmet, [10], [42], [90], [110].
Robert Morris of the Revolution, [68].
Roberts, Hon. William R., United States Minister to Chili, [200].
Robertson, John Mackinnon, Address to the Society, [23].
Robertson, Major-General, on the Composition of the American Patriot Army, [95].
Roche, James Jeffrey, of Boston, Mass., [5], [9], [13], [20], [21], [22], [26], [28], [30], [31], [32], [37], [42], [47], [50], [89], [106], [115], [117], [203], [204], [230].
Roger Williams of Rhode Island, [89].
Rome Cross Roads, Action at, [199].
Rooney, John Jerome, of New York City, [50], [91], [205].
Roosevelt, Hon. Theodore, of New York, [14], [32], [41], [43], [44], [51], [52], [205], [230].
Roscommon (Ireland), [238].
Ross, Lawrence Sullivan, Governor of Texas, [131], [135].
Rosary Magazine, The, [17], [228].
Rough Riders, The, [52].
Rourke, Joseph, A Soldier of the Revolution, [158], [159], [160].
Royal Historical Society, England, [230].
Royal Italian Heraldic Academy, [230].
Royal Society of Northern Antiquarians, [230].
Ruff’s Mills, Action at, [199].
Ruggles, Henry Stoddard, of Wakefield, Mass., [40], [230].
Rutland County (Vt.), Medical and Surgical Society, [217], [238].
Russia, Emperor Nicholas of, [173].
Russian and British Empires, The, [97].
Russian Engineer Corps, The, [174].
Ryan of Philadelphia, Archbishop, [201].
Salisbury Beach, Mass., [21].
San Antonio, [123], [132], [138].
Sanders, Col. C. C., of Gainesville, Ga., [231].
San Felipe, Consultation at, [129].
San Jacinto, Battle of, [129], [130], [131].
San Juan, Battle of, [85], [88].
San Patricio, Irish Colony of, [124], [125], [126], [129], [130], [131]. 132, [136].
San Remo Hotel, Meeting and Banquet at, [24].
Santa Anna, [127], [131].
Santa Fé, Ancient Town of, [128].
Santiago de Cuba, [43], [44], [85], [88], [103], [237].
Sarah Alexander, of Newry, Ireland, [188].
Saratoga, Battle of, [112].
Scannell, Rev. Denis, of Worcester, Mass., [36], [239].
Schofield, Gen. J. M., [201].
“Scotch-Irish” Shillobeth, The, [30], [44], [53], [57], [65], [66], [89], [90], [137], [140], [141], [165], [166], [203].
Scott, Gen. Winfield, [171], [196].
Scully, Martin, of Waterbury, Conn., [158].
Second Army Corps (Civil War), [235].
Second Kansas Regiment (Civil War), [197].
Second Massachusetts Volunteers (war with Spain), [85], [202].
Second United States Infantry, [196].
Secretary-General Murray’s Annual Report, [42].
Selleck, David, Engaged in Transporting Irish Men, Women, and Children to America (1653), [65].
Seizure of the Powder at Fort William and Mary, [18], [77], [202].
Seventeenth Army Corps (Civil War), [199].
Seventh New York Regiment, [190].
Shamrock, Sir Thomas Lipton’s Yacht, [37], [38].
Shannon to the Tiber, [103].
Sharpsburg, Battle of, [178].
Sherman, Gen. W. T., [197], [201].
Sherry’s, New York City, Meeting and Banquet at, [31], [41], [46].
Shields, Gen. James, [135], [195].
Shiloh, Battle of, [197], [198].
Ship Eagle Wing, The (1636), [64].
Shirley, Governor, [76].
Sienkiewicz, Henryk, [97].
Sigel, Gen. F., [197], [201].
Silver Tankard, Major Dorrance and the, [156], [157].
Simon Butler, The Memorable, [109].
Sir Thomas Lipton, [37], [38].
Six Nations, The, [71], [72], [73], [74].
Sioux Nation, Great Treaty with, [196].
Sixteenth Army Corps (Civil War), [198].
Sixteenth Massachusetts Regiment, [15].
Sixteenth United States Infantry, [197].
Sixty-ninth Regiment, New York, [44], [222].
Sketch of an Early Irish Settlement in Rhode Island, [152], [203].
“Sketches of Barrington, R. I.,” 189.
Slattery, William, of Holyoke, Mass., [36], [239].
Sloane, Prof. William M., [14].
Sloop-of-war Eureka, [122].
Sloop-of-war Preble, [235].
Smith, Rev. Hezekiah, [185].
Smith, Joseph, of Lowell, Mass, Letter from Jeremiah Curtin to, [97];
- Pro-Boer Resolutions by, [118], [119];
- Paper on “The Whistlers” by, [167];
- Other Mention, [5], [10], [12], [13], [18], [20], [25], [26], [28], [30], [31], [34], [37], [42], [46], [47], [50], [94], [106], [111], [116], [117], [202], [203], [204], [231].
Smith’s History of Cork, quoted, [193].
Snake Creek “Gap,” General Sweeny Takes Possession of, [198].
Society of the Cincinnati, [14], [43], [235].
Society of Colonial Wars, [16], [20].
Some Irish Settlers in Virginia, [161], [203].
Some Pre-Revolutionary Irishmen, [32], [71], [202].
Sons of the American Revolution, [16], [20], [230].
Sons of the Revolution, [20], [43], [230].
South African Republics, [119].
South Carolina, Military Academy of, [178].
Southern Associated Press, The, [238].
Southwest Expedition, The, [197].
Spain, Irish Emigration to, [62].
Spain, The American War with, [43], [52], [85], [95].
Springfield (Mass.), Republican, [14], [15].
Stark, Gen. John, [82].
Starvation, Multitudes of Irish Die of, [60].
State Library of New Hampshire, [17].
Steele, Thomas, An Irish Settler of New Hampshire, [147].
Stiness, Hon. John H., of Rhode Island, [23], [26].
Stonewall Jackson’s Corps, [165].
St. Brendan, Reputed Discoverer of America, [90].
St. Clair, General, [169], [170].
St. Francis Xavier’s College, [237].
St. Louis Republic, The, [225].
St. Gaudens, Augustus, [10], [13], [232].
St. Patrick’s Mission to Ireland, [186].
St. Paul’s Church in Narragansett, [180].
St. Petersburg (Russia), Governor Curtin in, [99].
St. Philip’s Churchyard, Charleston, S. C., [177].
Sullivan, Gov. James, [16], [186].
Sullivan. Capt. John, of the Thirteenth New Hampshire Regiment, [80].
Sullivan, Gen. John, [16], [18], [27], [36], [37], [71], [77], [78], [79], [80], [81], [82], [84], [186], [202], [203].
Sullivan, Hon. John H., Boston, Mass., [33], [238].
Sunday Democrat, The, New York, [233].
Sweeny, Gen. William T., [193], [197], [201].
Sweeny, William Montgomery, of Astoria, L. I., N. Y., [193].
Swords Family in Ireland, The, [24].
Swords, Francis Dawson, of the Revolution, [10].
Swords, Joseph F., [10], [13], [14], [24].
Symposium in Boston Sunday Globe, [26].
“Taking up with the Irishy,” 67.
Tara, The Last Princes of, [228].
Taylor, Capt. Joseph (U. S. N.), [177].
Tennessee, Army of the, [197], [198], [199], [210].
Tennessee River, Headwaters of, [166].
Tenth Rhode Island Volunteers, [191].
Tenth United States Infantry, [21], [29], [30], [44], [237].
Texan Cause, The, [130].
Texan Declaration of Independence, Irish Signers of, [125].
Texan Ministers to the United States, [133].
Texan Navy, Irish Officers in, [132], [133].
Texan Republic, First Congress of, [131].
Texan Republic, The, [124], [131].
Texas Advocate, The, [136].
Texas Conventions, Delegates to, [128].
Texas Historical Society, [127], [136], [137].
Texas Register, The Telegraph and, [136].
Texas Republican, The, [136].
Texas Scrap Book, The, [128], [137].
Texas Sentinel, The, [136].
Texas, The Battleship, [16], [17], [219], [223].
Texas, United States Minister to, [133].
Thayer, Hon. Eli, of Worcester, Mass., [26], [33], [238].
The “Doomed Seventeen,” 133.
“The Good Father Muldoon,” 127.
“The Great Cryptogram,” 17.
The Irishman Ethnologically Considered, [19].
“The Irish Ninth,” Massachusetts Regiment, [33], [44], [85], [95], [103], [237], [238].
The Irish Standard, Minneapolis, Minn., [233].
The “Ten Purchasers of Nantucket,” 200.
“The Saxon and the Celt,” 23.
The West Coast Irishman, [62].
Thompson, Robert Ellis, of Philadelphia, Pa., [9], [13], [232].
Thornton, Capt. James, [82].
Thornton, Matthew, [22].
Three Thousand Heads of Irish Families Imprisoned, Charged with Treason, [59].
Thousands of Irish Emigrate to Continental Europe, [61].
Tierney, Myles, of New York City, [33], [232].
Timon, Rev. Father, [136].
Tobin, Capt. John M., of Boston, Mass., [31], [237].
Todd, Andrew, an Irish Settler of New Hampshire, [147].
“To Hell or Connaught,” 110.
Torbay, The British Prison-ship, [177].
Tower Hill, R. I., [181], [188].
Transvaal Republic, [37].
Travers, Francis C., of New York City, [10], [45], [48].
Trinity Church, Newport, R. I., [115], [181].
Trinity College, Dublin, [162], [181].
“Turk’s Head,” in Providence, R. I., [153].
Twenty-eighth Massachusetts Regiment, [235].
Twenty-fourth Georgia Regiment, [231].
Twenty-second United States Infantry, [87], [88].
Tyrone (Ireland), [146], [147].
Ulster, The Irish Province of, [66], [67], [74], [100], [140], [168], [169].
United Irishmen, The, [66], [109], [138], [162].
United States Army, [31], [82], [87], [88], [121], [162], [195], [196], [197], [200], [237].
United States, Constitution of the, [15].
United States Navy, [7], [16], [17], [21], [25], [28], [35], [37], [51], [100], [177], [178], [208], [217], [219], [222], [223].
United States Navy Department Acknowledges Resolutions of Sorrow Adopted by the Society on the Loss of the U. S. S. Maine, [25].
United States, The Irish in the, [94].
United States Treasury Department, [227].
United States War Department, [35], [210], [223], [229].
University of Notre Dame, [14], [43], [225].
University of Pennsylvania, [14], [43], [232].
University of Vermont, [27], [33], [43], [237], [238].
University of Virginia, [43], [163].
University of Washington, [36].
Updikes of Rhode Island, The, [182].
Van Buren, Ex-President Martin, [195].
Van Shaak, Peter, [74].
Valley Forge, [113].
Velasco, Battle of, [127].
Vermont, Dr. John D. Hanrahan of Rutland, [10], [29], [217].
Vermont, Dr. William F. Cummings of Rutland, [33], [238].
Vermont, University of, [27], [33], [43], [237], [238].
Vernon, Captain (1653), [64], [65].
Vernon, Samuel B., of Brown University, [186].
Vera Cruz, bombardment of, [195].
“Virginia and Virginians,” 163.
Virginia Bar Association, [164].
Virginia, Five Governors of, [163].
Virginia House of Burgesses, [165].
Virginia House of Delegates, [164].
Virginia, Irish Settlers in, [63], [161], [203].
Virginia Law Register, [164].
Virginia, Secretary of State Lawless of, [23], [160], [220].
Virginia Supreme Court, [164].
Virginia, The Eighth Regiment of, [69].
Virginia, The Lewis Family of, [161], [162].
Virginia, University of, [43], [163].
Volunteer Movement, The Irish, [65].
Walker, Miss Annetta O’Brien, of Portland, Me., [35].
Walker, Gen. Francis A., [14].
Walsh, Henry Collins, A Descendant of General Moylan of the Revolution, [30].
Waller, Ex-Governor of Connecticut, [24], [233].
Walsh, Hon. Patrick, of Augusta, Ga., [10], [14], [33], [238].
Waltham, Mass., Public Library, [209].
War of 1812, A Romance of the, [36].
War of 1812, The, [36], [95], [178].
War with Mexico, [95].
Ward, Capt. T. W., Commanded an Artillery Company at the Capture of San Antonio, Texas, [126].
Warner, Writings of, quoted, [59].
Warren, Admiral Sir Peter, [74], [183].
Warren, Anne, [73], [74].
Warren, Michael, [74].
Washington and Kent Counties, R. I., [182].
Washington and Lee University, [14].
Washington’s Army Before Boston, [68].
Washington, A “Sojourner” Named, [70].
Washington, Gen. George, [68], [69], [78], [118], [200], [235].
Washington, George, of Dublin, Ireland, [32], [69].
Washington Light Infantry of Charleston, S. C., [178].
Washington Memorial Day, [104].
Washingtons, The Irish, [32], [69].
Waterbury, Conn., An Early Irishman of, [158].
Waterbury (Conn.), Daily Democrat, [158], [221], [222].
Waterford (Ireland), [183], [184], [237].
Waterman, Susan, of Providence, R. I., [181].
Watson, Matthew, An Irish Settler (1722), of Barrington, R. I., [26], [189], [202].
Wayne, General Anthony, [139].
Wells, Susanna Dorrance, of Rhode Island, [156].
Welsh, Dr. Thomas, Mentioned at the Time of the Lexington Alarm, [107].
Western Massachusetts, Irish Settlers in, [15], [66].
West, George J., of Providence, R. I., [191].
West India Islands, [61].
Westmeath (Ireland), [74], [184].
West Point, [171].
White, Patrick, a New Hampshire Settler, [148].
White Rose, Jacobite Order of the, [230].
Whistler Family, The, [167], [203].
Whitman, Miss Polly, of Providence, R. I., [153].
Wicklow, Irish County of, [141].
Wilderness, Battle of the, [44], [237], [238].
William of Orange, [65].
William III, [108].
William Penn in Ireland, [63].
Williams, Alfred, of Providence, R. I., [89].
Williams, Prof. Alonzo, of Brown University, [26], [44], [204].
Williams, Roger, of Rhode Island, [89].
Wilkinson, Ezra, a Student at Brown University, [186].
Wilson’s Creek, Battle of, [197].
Witherspoon, John, the Signer, [70].
Woburn, Mass., First Child of Irish Parents Born in, [19].
Wolfe Tavern, The, Newburyport, Mass., [21].
Wolfe Tone, The Chivalrous, [90], [190].
Worcester, Mass., Public Library, [221].
Yarmouth, Mass., Records, [13].
Yuma Indian War, [196].

Editor’s Note: To the membership roll herein contained should be added the names: James McGovern, New York City, John E. Maguire, Haverhill, Mass., and John Goggin, Nashua, N. H. In answer to inquiries, I desire to state that the edition of Vol. I of the Journal has been exhausted. A second edition of the same may be issued later when the funds of the Society warrant. It will be noticed that each volume is complete and independent in itself. New members who have not Vol. I, will find in the Chronological Record in the present volume a comprehensive outline of the work thus far done by the Society.

[1]. It was so thought at the time of this meeting, but the launching has been unavoidably delayed.

[2]. Thomas D’Arcy McGee in his “History of the Irish Settlers in North America” says that “in 1636, the Eagle Wing, with one hundred and forty passengers, sailed from Carrickfergus to found an Irish colony on the Merrimac, but had to put back owing to stress of weather, and the project was for many years abandoned.”

[3]. See “The Irish Washingtons at Home and Abroad; together with Some Mention of the Ancestry of the American Pater Patriæ. By George Washington of Dublin, Ireland, and Thomas Hamilton Murray, Boston, Mass.” Boston: The Carrollton Press, 1898.

[4]. Assistant Secretary of the U. S. Navy under President Cleveland.

[5]. Of the staff of the Louisville Daily Times.

[6]. This article comprises an address delivered by Mr. Brennan on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Peterborough. Mr. Brennan is our Society’s state vice-president for New Hampshire.

[7]. Judge Nathaniel Holmes, Cambridge, Mass.

[8]. Hon. John R. Miller.

[9]. Gen. Daniel M. White.

[10]. Prof. Nathaniel H. Morison, Provost of Peabody Institute, Baltimore, Md.

[11]. Rev. John H. Morison, D. D.

[12]. Col. Charles Scott.

[13]. Staff of the Waterbury Daily Democrat.

[14]. Secretary of State, Virginia.

[15]. A Lieut. David Hamilton is mentioned in the Revolutionary records of Massachusetts; also at the national capital in the official records of that period.

[16]. Brown University is located in Providence, R. I.

[17]. This membership roll is brought down to February, 1900.