ANALYTICAL INDEX.

Aaron Burr befriends John Daly Burke, [67].
Abercrombie, Rev. Robert, Irish Protestants of Pelham, Mass., object to him because he is a Scotchman, [116], [117].
Adair, Gen. John, receives thanks of the Kentucky legislature, [82], [83].
Adams, Gen. John, a graduate of West Point, [109].
Adams, President John, [62], [63], [64], [66], [67].
Adams, Prof. H. B., Johns Hopkins University, [155].
Alabama, Gov. O’Neal of, [106].
Alabama, Hon. Emmet O’Neal of, [155].
Alabama, Northern district of, [155].
Alabama, The Emerald Guards of, [106].
Alabama, The Montgomery Grays of, [106].
Alabama, The Sixth, [106].
Alien and Sedition Laws, [63], [64], [65].
Allen, Gen. Ethan, experiences Irish hospitality, [88].
Alley, John R., Boston, Mass., death of, [168], [184].
All Hallows College, Dublin, [183].
America Dissected, a work by James MacSparran, [53], [54], [59], [60].
American Antiquarian Society, [155].
American Colonies, The, [115].
American Embassy in Paris, [68].
American History, French chapter in, [23].
American History, The Irish Element in, [51].
American-Irish Historical Society, Paper on, [136]–140;
- Chronology of, [153].
American-Irish Historical Society, Publications of the, [150], [151], [152].
American Journalism, Men of Irish Blood in, [22].
American Journalism, Men of Irish Blood who Have attained Distinction in, [62].
American News Company, [194].
American Newspapers, Irishmen Among the Pioneers in the Establishment of Early, [62].
American Oriental Society, [199].
American Patriot Army, The, [6].
American Provincial Forces, The, [110].
American Raad, The, [9], [15].
American Revolution, The, [6], [15], [16], [21], [22], [142], [156], [161], [210], [212].
American Revolution, Daughters of the, [16].
American Revolution, First Naval Engagement of, [142].
American Revolution, Sons of the, [142], [156], [161], [210].
American Statesmen series, [65].
American, The Baltimore, [96].
Amherst College, Mass., [117].
Ancestors of Gen. John Sullivan, [168].
Ancestry of Andrew Jackson, [9].
Ancestry of President McKinley, [15].
Ancient Order of Hibernians, [12].
Andrews, E. Benj., (D. D., L.L. D.) President of Brown University, [37], [164], [166], [167], [174].
Andrew Jackson, [9], [98], [109].
“Anglo-Saxon” Absurdity, The, [28].
Anniversary Celebration of the Battle of Bunker Hill, [13], [14], [41], [42], [43], [44], [45].
Annual Banquet of the Society, [24].
Annual Meeting of the Society, at Sherry’s, [8], [19].
Annual Report of the Secretary-General, [20], [21], [22], [23].
Annual Report of the Treasurer-General, [23].
Antietam, Battle of, [71], [103].
Antrim, Ireland, [90], [115].
Appomattox, [95].
Aquidneck, The, Newport, R. I., Meeting at, [46], [51].
Archæological Institute of America, [199].
Archibald McSparran sails from Ireland, [60].
Archives of the Society, [27].
Archives, The Pennsylvania, [48].
Argus, The Albany, [71].
Arkansas troops, Cleburne assists in raising a regiment of, [107].
Aristotle (quoted), [39].
Armstrong, Col. James, [6], [10], [97], [186].
Army Corps Association, Second, [9].
Army of Northern Virginia, [97], [100].
Army of Tennessee, [100].
Arnold’s Vital Record of Rhode Island, [134].
Association Artistique et Litteraire de Saint-Patrice, of Paris, [12], [48].
Atlantis, The Antediluvian World, [8].
Athy, Andrew, Worcester, Mass., death of, [167], [184].
“Attempts upon the Liberties of America,” 115.
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, [11], [73], [95].
Bacon, Bishop, [183], [184].
Bacon, John, killed in action, April 19, [177]5, [159].
Bacons, The Irish, Settlers at Dedham, Mass. (1640), [12].
Baker, Gen. Alpheus, “the silver-tongued orator of the Chattahoochee,” 106.
Baird, Henry Carey, Philadelphia, Pa., [158].
Ballibay, Ireland, Colony from, [117].
Ballyshannon, Ireland, [110], [113].
Baltimore American, [96].
Baltimore, Lord, [54].
Bangor Commercial, [196].
Bank of Ireland, [182].
Banquet of the Society, April 19, [190]0, [12].
Banquet of the Society, June 18, [190]0, [14], [43], [44], [45].
Banquet, The Annual, [24].
Barber’s Historical Collections of Massachusetts, [113].
Bardstown, “the Original Seat of Catholicity in Kentucky,” 83, [86].
Barrett, Hugh Cargill, [112].
Barrington, R. I., Bicknell’s Sketches of, [130].
Barrington, R. I., Matthew Watson, an Irish Settler of, [130], [167].
Barry, Very Rev. John E., Concord, N. H., Death of, [17], [183].
Barry, Wm. T., of Kentucky, [82].
Battle of Antietam, [71], [103].
Battle of Belmont, [108].
Battle of Bunker Hill, [13], [41], [42], [43], [44], [45], [110], [116], [123], [125], [159], [161], [177].
Battle of Bunker Hill, English accounts of the, [44].
Battle of Chickamauga, [108].
Battle of Churubusco, [97].
Battle of Franklin, [104], [108], [109].
Battle of Fredericksburg, [103], [104], [105].
Battle of Gaines’ Mill, [103].
Battle of Gettysburg, [98], [103], [105], [107], [145].
Battle of Jonesboro’, [108].
Battle of Lake Erie, [169].
Battle of Lexington, [11], [23], [30], [34], [35], [36], [37], [38], [116], [141], [159], [174].
Battle of Missionary Ridge [also sometimes mentioned as Missionaries’ Ridge], [108].
Battle of New Orleans, [82], [84].
Battle of Olustee, [106].
Battle of Rhode Island, [16], [46], [50], [176], [177].
Battle of Seven Pines, [106].
Battle of Shiloh, [107].
Battle of Spottsylvania, [106].
Battle of Tippecanoe, [84].
Battle of the Wilderness, [106].
Battlefields in North America, [28].
Battlefields of the Union, [71].
Battleship Maine, Action on Loss of the, [165], [166].
Battleship Texas, [157], [158].
Belknap, Rear Admiral (U. S. N.), [162].
Bell, Gen. George, Washington, D. C., [171], [186].
Bellevue Hospital Medical College, [182].
Bellevue Hotel, Boston, Reception and Banquet at, [178].
Belmont, Battle of, [105].
Bennett, James Gordon, [72], [74].
Berkeley, George, Services to Education of, [56], [138].
Bernon, Mary and Eva, [58].
Betts, Rev. George C., Goshen, N. Y., [155], [186].
Bicknell’s Sketches of Barrington, R. I., [130].
Binns Family, The, of Philadelphia, [70].
Bishop Berkeley, of Cloyne, [56].
“Bivouac of the Dead,” The, [74].
Blakeley, Capt. Johnston (U. S. N.), [17], [177].
Blakeley, U. S. Torpedo-Boat, [17], [177].
Blue Mountain Valley, The Ship (1776), [91].
Bodfish, Rev. Joshua P., [14], [48], [186].
Boer Delegates, Receptions to, [13].
Boer Envoys in Providence, R. I., Boston and Springfield, Mass., [13].
Boers, The War against the, [9].
Bolton, Rev. J. Gray, Philadelphia, Pa., [155].
Bombardment of Khiva, [75].
Boone, Daniel, [80], [83].
Boston Charitable Irish Society, [10].
Boston Globe, [11], [12], [14], [166], [179], [197], [198], [208].
Boston, Evacuation of, [10].
Boston Herald, [183].
Boston, Irish Relief Furnished, [139].
Boston Port Bill, The, [35].
Boston Press Club, [10].
Boston School Board, [15], [182], [189].
Boston Sunday Globe, Symposium in, [166].
Boudinot, Elias, [90].
Bowdoin College, [181].
Boyle, Hon. John, of Kentucky, [84].
Boyle, Hon. Patrick J., Mayor of Newport, R. I., [6], [8], [10], [16], [32], [47], [177], [178], [186].
Brady, Rev. Cyrus Townsend, Philadelphia, Pa., [9], [154], [187].
Brady, Hon. James D., of Virginia, [184].
Breen, Ex-Mayor John, Lawrence, Mass., [8], [34], [187].
Brennan, Hon. James F., Peterborough, N. H., [6], [12], [32], [33], [47], [51], [168], [178], [187].
“Brick Mansions of Old Manhattan Families,” 132.
British Acts Aimed at Town-Meetings, [35], [36].
British Cruelty, Eleven Thousand American Victims of, [144].
British Parliament, Arbitrary Conduct of the, [35].
British Parliament, John Mitchell elected to the, [109].
British Repulsed by Sullivan, [46].
British Sloop of War Margaretta is captured, [141], [142], [143].
British Sloop of War Reindeer, [17].
Broderick, Rev. Thomas W., Hartford, Conn., Death of, [16], [183].
Brooklyn Eagle, The, [72].
Brown, Andrew, Publisher of the Philadelphia Federal Gazette, [68].
Brown, Hon. Joseph E., [99].
Brown University, [49], [138], [164], [166], [167].
Bryan, John, an Officer in the American Revolution, [15], [48].
Buck, Col. Ebenezer, [161].
Buck, Col. Jonathan, [161].
Buffalo, N. Y., Diocese of, [183].
Bulgarian War, The, [75].
Bunker Hill, Irish in the Patriot Ranks at the Battle of, [41], [110], [116], [123], [125], [159], [161], [177].
Bunker Hill Monument Association, [14], [48].
Burgoyne and Clinton, [44].
Burgoyne, General, Surrender of, [169].
Burnside, General, [104].
Burr, Aaron, [67], [87].
Burk, John Daly, Publisher of the First Daily Paper in Boston, Mass., [65], [66], [67], [68].
Burk, John Junius, [67].
Burke, Judge A. E., of South Carolina, [98].
Burns, Timothy, a New Jersey soldier of the Revolution, [91].
Butler, Col. Pierce M., Killed at the Head of the Palmetto Regiment, [97], [98].
Butler, Deacon John, “First Child of Irish Parentage Born in Woburn, Mass.,” 160.
Butler Family, The, in American Wars, [84].
Butler, Benjamin F., [128], [183], [184].
Butler, Gen. M. C., [97], [98].
Butler, Gen. Richard, of Pennsylvania, [84].
Butler, Gen. Percival, [84].
Butler, James, The Planter of Lancaster, Mass., [160].
Butlers, History of the, [97].
Butts Hill, Portsmouth, R. I., Old Fort on, [16], [49], [50].
Cæsar’s Column, [8].
Caldwell, Hannah, [94].
Caldwell, Rev. James, a Patriot of the American Revolution, [89] to 94.
Caldwell, John, [89], [90].
Caldwell, Rev. John Todd, [90].
Caldwell Settlement, [90].
Calhoun, Hon. John C., [90], [180].
Calhoun Monument, Charleston, S. C., [180].
California, Hibernia Bank of San Francisco, [149].
California, James Connolly of Coronado, [9], [37], [145]–147, [189].
California, Men of Irish Blood in, [147].
California State and City Histories, [145], [146].
California, The Historical Place of Irishmen in, [148], [149].
California, The Irishman’s Part in the Life of, [145], [146], [147], [148], [149].
California, The Knights of St. Patrick of San Francisco, [148], [149].
California, The Precursors of the Pioneers, [146].
California, The Society’s Field in, [145], [146], [147].
Calvert Family, The, [54].
Campbell, Col. John, [84].
Candler, Hon. A. D., [100].
“Can Ireland Ever be Reconciled to the British Crown?” 11.
Cape Breton, Isle of, [156].
Capen, President Elmer H., of Tufts College, [12], [32], [33], [40].
Capron, Congressman, of Rhode Island, Letter from, [38].
Carey, Mathew, of Philadelphia, Pa., [68], [78].
Cargill, Hugh, a Patriot of 1775, [12], [40], [110], [113].
Cargill, Rebecca, [111], [113].
Carlist War, The, [75].
Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, [63], [84].
Carroll, Hugh J., Pawtucket, R. I., [153], [163], [188].
Carroll, John Lee, Letter from, [36], [37].
Carroll, Thomas, Reads a Paper before the Essex Institute of Salem, Mass., [11].
Carter, Hon. Thomas H., [8], [19], [24], [28], [29], [178], [188].
Cary, Col. Henry, [54].
Casey, Col. Thomas, [84].
Cassidy, Michael, a Soldier of the Revolution, [83].
Cassidy, William, of the Albany (N. Y.) Atlas and Argus, [71].
Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, N. Y., [183].
Catholic Diocese of Hartford, Conn., [22].
Catholic Diocese of Manchester, N. H., [17], [184].
Catholic Diocese of Portland, Me., [14], [184].
Catholic Diocese of Providence, R. I., [48].
Catholic Diocese of Springfield, Mass., [22].
Catholic Families, Early, in Kentucky, [86].
Catholic Sentinel, Portland, Ore., [14].
Catholic Settlers of Maryland, [83], [84].
Catholic Settlers in Kentucky, [78].
Catholic University, Washington, D. C., [5], [37], [155], [189], [193], [195], [210].
Cavanagh, Michael, Washington, D. C., Death of, [14], [47], [182].
Celtic Medical Society, New York, [209].
“Celts from Devon and Cornwall” Settle at Portsmouth, N. H., [126].
Central High School, Philadelphia, Pa., [5].
Chaplin, H. W., Boston, Mass., [158].
Characteristics of the Irish Race, [38].
Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, [63].
Charleston, S. C., Hibernian Society of, [10], [96].
Charleston, S. C., News and Courier, [179], [180].
Charleston, S. C., St. Patrick’s Society of, [10].
Charlestown (Mass.) Advertiser, [183].
Charitable Irish Society, Boston, [10], [179], [195].
Charlestown (Mass.) Enterprise, The, [13].
Chartier’s Valley, Penn., [120].
Chase, Arthur H., State Librarian of New Hampshire, [158].
Chester County, Pennsylvania, [15].
Chicago Eagle, The, [192].
Chickamauga, Battle of, [108].
Chronology of the American-Irish Historical Society, [153].
Church of England, [53], [55], [58], [117].
Church of Scotland, [117].
Cincinnati, Society of the, [15], [48], [155].
Civil War, The American, [75], [123], [124], [141], [182], [196].
Clancey, James, a New Jersey Soldier of the Revolution, [91].
Clark, Abraham, [90].
Clark University, President Hall of, [12], [32], [33], [38], [40].
Clary, Charles H., of Hallowell, Me., [168].
Clary, John, of Newcastle, N. H., [168].
Cleburne’s Division, [108].
Cleburne, Gen. Patrick R., [104], [107].
Clinton, DeWitt, [71].
Cloyne, Ireland, [56].
Cobb’s Brigade at Fredericksburg, [104].
Cochrane, Gen. John, New York City, [154], [159], [163], [184].
Coddington, Mrs., [58].
Cogan, Patrick, a New Hampshire Soldier in the Revolution, [123].
“Coleraine in the Province of Ulster,” 133.
Cole, Rev. Fred B., [15], [48].
College of New Jersey, [90].
College of William and Mary, [155].
Collins, Hon. Patrick A., [21], [27], [77], [189].
Colonial Laws, Curiosities of the, [12].
Colonial Records, The Society Engaged in Searching the, [27].
Colonial Wars, Society of, [156], [161].
“Colony of Rhode Island,” 54.
Color-bearer Patrick Lennard of the Palmetto Regiment, [98].
Columbian, The New York, [71].
Columbia University, [155], [167].
Committee of Correspondence in Boston, Mass., [115].
Conanicut, Island of, in Narragansett Bay, [59].
Conaty, Rt. Rev. Thomas J., [155], [189].
Concord, Mass., the Stratton Farm, [111], [112].
Concord, Mass., Records Saved, [110].
Concord, Mass., Greetings from, [166].
Concord (N. H.) Monitor, [153].
Condon, E. O’Meagher, [25], [34], [44], [143], [167], [168], [175], [189].
Confederate Armies, The, [97].
Confederate Assault on the Federal Trenches at Franklin, Tenn., [104].
Confederate Banner, The, [95].
Congress, Continental, [68], [90].
Congress, Proceedings of, reported by Mathew Carey, [68].
Congress votes to refund Matthew Lyon’s fine, [87].
Connecticut, Daily Democrat of Waterbury, [200].
Connecticut, Ex-Governor Waller of, [155], [165], [197].
Connecticut, Ninth Regiment of, [197].
Connecticut, Putnam’s Brigade from, [161].
Connecticut Valley Historical Society, [196].
Connecticut, Waterbury Board of Education, [197].
Conner, City Marshal John E., Chicopee, Mass., Death of, [170], [185].
Conner, Col. Freeman, [124].
Connolly, James, of Coronado, Cal., [9], [37], [145]–147, [189].
Connolly, Thomas, “a Fifer in Clark’s Regiment,” 166.
Constitution of the United States, [156].
Continental Army, The, [124], [125].
Continental Congress, The, [68], [90].
Commercial Advertiser, The New York, [74].
Cooke, Rev. Michael J., Fall River, Mass., [17], [189].
Corcoran, Gen. Michael, [182].
Corcoran’s Legion, [207].
Cork County (Ireland), [116].
Cornwallis, Lord, Surrender of, [169].
Corr, Bernard, Boston, Mass., Paper by, [168], [189].
Cotton Mather and his Disciples, [137].
Cotton, Nathaniel, [58].
Council Meeting at Newport, R. I., [177].
Council of the Society is entertained at Dinner by Hon. John D. Crimmins, New York City, [17].
Council of the Society, Seventeenth Meeting of, [17].
County Tipperary (Ireland), [183].
Courtenay, Edward, of Charleston, S. C., [96].
Coveney, Col. Jeremiah W., postmaster of Boston, [160], [185].
Crimmins, Hon. John D., [5], [17], [20], [21], [26], [27], [28], [161], [166], [171], [172], [173], [174], [178], [190].
Crimmins, Lieut. Martin L. (U. S. A.), [9], [174], [190],
Crockett, Davy, [109].
Croghan, Major, A Noted Soldier, [83], [85].
Cromwell’s Conquest of Ireland, [122].
Cromwell, Oliver and Henry, [122].
Cuban Insurrection, The, [75].
Cummings, Dr. William F., Rutland, Vt., [21], [174], [185].
Cummins, Rev. John F., Roslindale, Mass., Banquet to, [17], [18], [190].
Cunningham, James, [6], [190].
Curtin, Jeremiah, Translator of the Works of Sienkiewicz, [190].
Daily Advertiser, Rochester, N. Y., [71].
Daly, Hon. Joseph F., [11], [25], [26], [191].
Dana, Charles A., of the N. Y. Sun, [74].
Danaher, Hon. Franklin M., [26], [191].
Darby Field, An Irish Pioneer of New Hampshire, [122], [123].
“Dark and Bloody Ground,” The, [83].
Daughters of the American Revolution, [16], [180].
“David Hamilton, An Irish Soldier of the American Revolution,” 21.
David O’Killia [O’Kelly], “The Irishman,” 154.
Davis, Governor, of Rhode Island, [183].
Davis, Jefferson, [109].
Dean Berkeley Arrives in Rhode Island in 1729, [56].
Death of President-General Meade, [160].
Declaration of Independence, [68], [70], [139].
DeCourcy, Charles A., Lawrence, Mass., [153], [191].
DeCremont, M. le Comte, [12], [47].
Dedham, Mass., The Irish Bacons who Settled at, [159].
Delaware, Constitutional Convention of, [192].
Delegates, Virginia House of, [8].
Democratic Press, The, [70].
Diligence and Tapnaguish, British Cruisers, Captured by the Patriots, [143].
Diocese of Buffalo, N. Y., [183].
Diocese of Hartford, Conn., [22].
Diocese of Manchester, N. H., [17], [184].
Diocese of Portland, Me., [14], [184].
Diocese of Providence, R. I., [48].
Diocese of Springfield, Mass., [22].
Donahoe, Col. John P., [6], [26], [155], [192].
Donahoe’s Magazine, [9], [212].
Donahoe, Patrick, of the Pilot, [76], [192].
Donnelly, Hon. Ignatius, [8], [12], [158].
Donovan, Dr. Henry V., Lawrence, Mass., Death of, [162], [185].
Dougherty, Thomas, of Kentucky, [82].
Dowager Queen, A Narragansett, [59].
Dowling, Thomas and John, Indiana Newspaper Men, [72].
Doyle, John F., New York City, [13], [25].
“Driscoll Hill,” in New Hampshire, [125].
Driscoll, Hon. C. T., Mayor of New Haven, Conn., [6], [24], [32], [37], [47].
Drum, Capt. John (U. S. A.), Tenth U. S. Infantry, Killed in Action, [10], [170], [171], [185].
Drum, Lieut. Hugh A., [10].
Duane, William, Treacherously Arrested by British Authorities, [69];
- becomes Prominent in the United States, [69], [70].
Dublin, All Hallows College, [183].
Dublin Evening Post, [65].
Dublin, Trinity College, [15], [182].
DuChaillu, Paul B., Explorer and Author, [153].
Dungiven, Ireland, [52], [61].
Dunlap, John, of Philadelphia, [68].
Dwyer, Michael, One of the Early Settlers of Holderness, N. H., [126].
Dyer, Governor, of Rhode Island, [163], [164].
Early Trade Between Ireland and New Hampshire, [127].
East India Company, [89].
East Liverpool (Ohio) Tribune, [118]–121.
Edinburgh University, [117].
Egan, Maurice Francis, [5], [154], [162].
Eleven Thousand American Victims of British Cruelty, [144].
Eliot of Harvard, President, [36].
Elizabeth, N. J., The Territory Now Occupied by, [89].
Elmer, Lieutenant, Extract from the Diary of (1776), [91].
Emerald Guards of Alabama, [106].
Emerald Isle, The, [117].
Emmet, Dr. J. Duncan, [25], [193].
Emmet, Dr. Thomas Addis, [5], [20], [22], [24], [154], [165], [172], [175], [193].
Emmet, Thomas Addis, Jr., [25].
Emmet, Robert, The Irish Patriot, [5], [10], [39], [193].
Emmet, Robert, New York City, [25], [193].
Emmet, William Temple, [25].
Empire State, The, [145].
Encyclopædia Hibernica, [174].
England’s Suppression of Irish Industries, [131].
English, Hon. Thomas Dunn, [6], [154], [155], [165], [193].
English Tyranny Illustrated in the Case of Mathew Carey, [68].
Enniskillen “in Great Britain,” 126.
Eighteenth U. S. Infantry, [174].
“Equivalent Lands,” Irish Settlers on, [114].
Erin, Sir Thomas Lipton’s Yacht, [178].
Erskine, Judge John, of Georgia, [98], [99].
Essay on the Sonnets of Shakespeare, [8].
Essex County Bar, Mass., [13].
Essex Institute, of Salem, Mass., [11].
“Every Loyal Rhode Islander,” 49.
Evacuation of Boston, [10].
Evans, Gen. Clement A., [102].
Evening Post, The Saturday, of Philadelphia, Pa., [9].
Evening Star, Philadelphia (Pa.), [75].
Extract from the Diary of Lieut. Elmer (1776), [91].
Fairhaven Gazette, issued by Matthew Lyon, [63].
“Fairleigh Cottage,” 135.
Farrells of Albany, N. Y., The, [74].
Faunce, President, of Brown University, [49].
Fawcett Family, The, [15], [118]–121.
Fawcett Memorial, The, [15].
Fawcett, Thomas, An Irish Quaker, Founder of Fawcettstown, O., [15], [16], [118]–121.
Fay, Dr. J. H., Fall River, Mass., Death of, [168], [185].
Fayerweather, Rev. Samuel, [61].
Federal Gazette of Philadelphia, [68].
Federal Government, Philadelphia the Seat of the, [67].
Federal Party, Blunders of the, [65].
Federalists, The, [62], [63].
Field, Darby, A New Hampshire Irish Pioneer, [122], [123].
Field, Hon. John H., A Senator of New Hampshire, [123].
Field, Patrick, A Soldier in the Continental Army, [123].
Fields of New Hampshire, [123].
Finnegan, General, “The Hero of Olustee, Fla.,” 106.
First Annual Field day of the Society, [162], [168].
First Meeting of the Council of the Society, [161].
First New Hampshire Regiment in the Revolution, [123].
First Philadelphia Cavalry, [68].
First Regiment of South Carolina, [73].
Fitzgerald, Thomas, “in his day one of the Leaders in American Journalism,” 74.
Fitz James O’Brien, [71], [72].
Fitzpatrick, Edward, of the Louisville (Ky.) Times, [7], [21], [163], [166], [168], [194].
“Five Colonial Rhode Islanders,” 164.
Flannery, Capt. John, of Savannah, Ga., [100], [194].
Formative Days of Irish History, [39].
Fort Sumter, Capt. Mitchell in Command of, [98].
Fort Warren, John Mitchell imprisoned at, [109].
Fort William and Mary, Seizure of the Powder at, [159].
Forty-fourth New York Regiment in the Civil War, [124].
Four thousand acres granted Col. John Campbell in Kentucky, [84].
Franco-American Historical Society, [23], [176].
Franklin, Battle of, [104], [108], [109].
Franklin, Benjamin, befriends Matthew Carey, [69].
Fredericksburg, Battle of, [103], [104], [105], [184].
Fredericksburg, Irish Brigade at, [184].
Freedom of the Press, Dissertation on, [64].
French Chapter in American History, [23].
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Albany, N. Y., [10].
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, New York City, [10], [164], [181].
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, New York City, send fraternal greetings, [164].
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Philadelphia, Pa., [68], [163].
Friends, The Society of, [137].
Frye, Senator, Letter from, [37].
Gaelic League of America, [12].
Gaffney, T. St. John, [9], [15], [32], [34], [195].
Gafney, Charles P., Rochester, N. H., Death of, [165], [185].
Gaine, Hugh, starts the Mercury in New York, [63].
Gaines’ Mill, Battle of, [103].
Galvin, Hon. Owen A., Boston, Mass., Death of, [165], [185].
Gardiner, Miss Hannah, [53].
Gargan, Thomas J., [5], [13], [19], [20], [21], [24], [27], [31], [32], [33], [34], [42], [43], [153], [154], [161], [164], [165], [166], [167], [171], [172], [174], [175], [178], [195].
“Garvin’s Falls,” Concord, N. H., [123].
Gaspee Chapter, D. A. R., [49], [50].
Gates and Greene, Generals, [68].
Gault, Patrick, an early resident of New Hampshire, [124].
General Court of Massachusetts, [138].
Gen. John Sullivan, [16], [47], [49], [50], [177].
Geoghegan, Stephen J., [6], [22], [25], [32], [195].
Georgetown College, [73].
Georgia, Capt. John Flannery of Savannah, [100], [194].
Georgia, Col. C. C. Sanders of, [6], [104], [210].
Georgia, Col. Robert McMillan of, [100].
Georgia Infantry, Twenty-Fourth, [100], [104].
Georgia, Irish families settle in Augusta, [98].
Georgia, Irish volunteers from Savannah in the Mexican War, [100], [101].
Georgia, Judge John Erskine of, [98], [99].
Georgia, Judge Lochrane of, [98], [99].
Georgia, The Irish Volunteers of Augusta, [99].
Georgia, Senator Walsh of, [140].
Georgia, The Jackson Guards of Atlanta, [101].
Georgia, Twenty-First Regiment of, [103].
Georgia, Twenty-Fourth Regiment of, [210].
Georgians, Two of the Wisest and Greatest, [99].
Gettysburg, [98], [103], [105], [107].
Gettysburg, First Confederate colors to enter town of, [98].
Gibbons, Dr. Sherwin, of Lexington, Mass., [11].
Gilbert Stuart, the painter, [59].
Gilligan, Rev. Michael, Death of, [9], [47], [181].
Gilmore, Col. William, of New Hampshire, [161].
Gilmore, Patrick Sarsfield, [11].
Gilroy, Mayor, of New York, [181].
Glasgow University, [52].
Goddard, Dr. Giles, “of Groton, in Connecticut,” 58.
Goddard, William, of the Providence, R. I., Gazette, [58].
Goodwin, John, New York City, [166], [196].
Gordon, Gen. John B., [101].
Gorman, Hon. Charles E., [21], [177], [196].
Gorman, William, Philadelphia, Pa., [23], [175], [196].
Gov. Gregory of Rhode Island, Letter from, [48].
Gov. James Sullivan of Massachusetts, [157].
Grace, Mayor, of New York, [181].
Grace, Rev. Philip, Newport, R. I., Death of, [171], [185].
Grady, Henry W., journalist, orator and patriot, [99].
Granite Monthly, of Concord, N. H., [12], [125].
Grant in the Wilderness, [73].
Grave of “Old Parson” MacSparran, [15], [48].
Great Cryptogram, The, [8].
“Great Watson Mansion,” The, [131], [132].
Greeley, Horace, [73], [75].
Green at Lexington, The, [33], [34].
Green, Samuel S., Worcester, Mass., [155].
Greenwood Cemetery (N. Y.), [72].
Griffin, Simon G., Brevet Major-General, a New Hampshire soldier, [124].
Grimes, Hon. James W., a son of New Hampshire, [123].
Hadley, of Yale, President, [36].
Hall, Edward A., Springfield, Mass., [156], [167].
Hall, G. Stanley, President of Clark University, [12], [32], [33], [38], [40].
Hamilton, David, a Soldier of the Revolution, [21].
Hampshire County, Mass., [114].
Hampton, Wade, [98], [179].
Hanley, Col. Patrick T., Boston, Mass., [21], [173], [185].
Hannibal, Twenty-gun letter-of-marque, [144].
Hardee, General, [107], [108].
Harneys of Kentucky, The, [83].
Hartford, Ct., Catholic Diocese of, [22].
Harvard University, [162], [176], [182].
Hastings, Hon. Daniel H., Governor of Pennsylvania, [154], [158].
Haverhill (Mass.) Gazette, [183].
Hayes, Hon. John J., Boston, Mass., Death of, [14], [47], [182].
Hazard, Col. Thomas, of Rhode Island, [59].
Hazard, George, “son of George, the son of old Thomas Hazard,” 59.
Hazard, Penelope, of Narragansett, R. I., [59].
Hazard, Sarah, of Narragansett, R. I., [59].
Hennessy, Mary, of Limerick, Ireland, [38].
Hennessy, Michael E., Boston, Mass., [12], [22], [24], [34], [44], [179], [197].
Henry Hudson’s Half Moon, [89].
Herald, The New York, [74], [75].
“Hero Tales of Ireland,” 190.
Hibernia, The Armed Schooner, [144].
Hibernian Bank of Charleston, S. C., [47].
Hibernian Society of Charleston, S. C., [10], [96].
Hibernian Society of Philadelphia, Pa., [158], [163].
Historic Concord, Mass., [31], [33].
Historical Place of Irishmen in California, [148], [149].
History of Narragansett, Rev. James McSparran thought to have written such a work, [61].
“History of the Calhoun Monument,” Charleston, S. C., [180].
Hoar, U. S. Senator, Worcester, Mass., [36], [37], [154].
Holland, John P., Article by, [17].
Holmes, Col. James Gadsden, Charleston, S. C., [180].
Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass., [183].
Honeyman, Rev. Samuel, [53].
“Honor Roll of Massachusetts Patriots, Heretofore Unknown,” 180.
Hotel Bellevue, Boston, Mass., [12], [31], [32].
Hotel Manhattan, New York City, Council of the Society meets at, [17].
Howes, Osborne, Boston, Mass., [153], [154], [198].
Hudson, Henry, the explorer, [89].
Hugh Cargill of Concord, Mass. (1775), [12], [40], [110], [113].
Hugh Cargill Barrett, [112].
Hugh Cargill Maloney, [112].
Humrickhouse Family, The, [119], [120], [121].
Hunt, Capt. Casper W., of Tennessee, [108].
Indian Ambuscade, Kentucky settlers fall into an, [81].
Insula Sanctorum, Ireland once so termed, [60].
Interstate Commerce Commission, [161].
Iowa, Hon. James W. Grimes of, [123].
Ireland, Address of the American Continental Congress to the people of, [87], [88].
Ireland, Antrim, [90].
Ireland, Archibald MacSparran sails from, [60].
Ireland, Arrival of ships from, in 1773, [96].
Ireland, Ballyshannon, [110], [113].
Ireland, Bank of, [182].
Ireland, Bishop Berkeley of Cloyne, [56].
Ireland: Can She ever be Reconciled to the British Crown? 11.
Ireland, Col. John Campbell, a Native of, [84].
Ireland, Colony of Settlers from Ballibay, [117].
Ireland’s Contribution to the Population of America, [78].
Ireland, County Cork, [116].
Ireland, County Tipperary, [183].
Ireland, County Waterford, [182].
Ireland, Cromwell’s Conquest of, [122].
Ireland, Donegal, [110].
Ireland, Dungiven, [52], [61].
Ireland, Early Trade between that Country and New Hampshire, [127].
Ireland, Eloquent Children of, [32].
Ireland, George Washington of Dublin, [173].
Ireland, Heraldry of, [192].
Ireland in the American Drama, [28].
Ireland, John Mitchell returns to, [109].
Ireland, Kingdom of, [114], [115].
Ireland. Limerick, [38], [72].
Ireland, Longford, [71].
Ireland, McSparran to Friends in, [54].
Ireland, Myths and Folk-Lore of, [190].
Ireland once termed “Insula Sanctorum,” 60.
Ireland, Parish Registry of Dungiven, [61].
Ireland, Prominent Southerners who were born in, [98].
Ireland, Relief from, for Boston, [139].
Ireland, Royal University of, [14], [47].
Ireland, Settlers in Massachusetts from County Antrim, [115].
Ireland, Sligo, [181].
Ireland, Society of Antiquities, [14].
Ireland, Strabane, [68].
Ireland, The Music of, [67].
Ireland, The Rebellion of ’98 in, [98].
Ireland, The Ship Alexander from, [96].
Ireland, The Ship Hannah from, [96].
Ireland, The Ship Walworth from, [96].
Ireland, The Swords Family Name in, [165].
Ireland to Pennsylvania, [54].
Ireland, Two life-long Georgian Friends of, [99].
Ireland, Waterford, [181].
Ireland, Wexford, [75].
Ireland, Wicklow, [63], [86].
Ireland’s Legislative Union with England Disapproved, [59], [60].
Irish-American Centennial Association, [109].
Irish-American Day at the Tennessee Exposition, [95].
Irish-Americans of South Carolina in the Civil War, [97].
Irish-Americans of the North and of the South, [96].
Irish and Germans, Accessions and Industry of the, [54].
“Irish and other European Linens,” 54.
Irish Arrivals in Massachusetts in the Eighteenth Century, [114].
Irish at Bunker Hill, [41], [43], [151], [152].
Irish Bacons who settled at Dedham, Mass. (1640), [12], [159].
Irish Blood of the Butlers, The, [97].
Irish Blood, Rhode Island Officers of, [16].
Irish Brigade at Fredericksburg, [184].
Irish Brigade, Meagher’s, [103], [104], [105].
Irish Companies in the Confederate Army, [98].
Irish Companies, Seven distinctively, [101].
Irish Company in the Second Tennessee, An, [108].
Irish Early Transported to the West Indies, to Virginia and to New England, [22].
Irish Element Among the Founders of Lowell, Mass., The, [159].
Irish Element Contributes very Largely to the Settlement of the Colonies, [27].
“Irish Element in the Second Massachusetts Volunteers,” The, [172].
“Irish Emigration During the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries,” 172.
Irish Families Settle in Augusta, Ga., [98].
Irish Founders of Louisville, Ky., [81].
Irish Heraldry, Armorial Bearings, etc., [192].
Irish History, Formative Days of, [39].
Irish History in America, [139].
Irish Hospitality Shown Gen. Ethan Allen, [88].
Irish Immigrants Make a Contract with Col. John Stoddard of Northampton, Mass., [114].
Irish in Connecticut, The, [22].
Irish Industries, England’s Suppression of, [131].
Irish in Hampden County, Mass., The, [156].
Irish in Ireland, The Continental Congress’ Address to the, [87], [88].
Irish in Ireland send Relief to the Sufferers in Boston, [139].
Irish in Louisiana Regiments, [103], [106].
Irish in Maryland, [54].
Irish in New Hampshire, Early, [122].
Irish in Rochambeau’s Army, [22].
Irish in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and Tennessee, The, [195].
Irish in South Carolina, The, [96].
Irish in St. Paul’s Chasseurs (Louisiana), [106].
Irish in the Civil War, The, [15].
Irish in the “Colonies from New England to Georgia,” 27.
Irish in the First Regiment of Louisiana Regulars, [106].
Irish in the First Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers, [106].
Irish in the Fourteenth Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers, [106].
Irish in the Granite State, [138].
Irish in the Louisiana Zouaves, [106].
“Irish in the Revolution and in the Civil War,” 164.
Irishmen in this Country engaged in the Printing Business prior to the Revolutionary War, [62].
Irish in Western Massachusetts, The, [156].
Irish Jasper Greens, The, [100].
Irish Washingtons, The, [173].
Irish Language, The, [54], [60], [207].
Irish Legion, Corcoran’s, [182].
Irishman, The, “an Adolescent at whatever Age,” 38.
Irishman, The, “a Patriot, a Superb Soldier,” 39.
Irishman, The, “has a Veritable Genius for Politics,” 38.
Irishman, The, “in Poetry, History, Arts and Sciences,” 28.
Irishman, The, on Battlefields in North America, [28].
Irish Melodies, Moore’s, [67].
Irishmen among the first Paper Manufacturers in this Country, [62].
Irishmen among the Pioneers in the Establishment of early American Newspapers, [62].
Irishmen in America, the Deeds of, [137], [138], [139].
Irishmen in California, Historical Place of, [148], [149].
Irishmen in New England, History of, [137].
Irishmen of Philadelphia contribute large Sums during the Revolution, [139].
Irish Names among Veterans of the Revolutionary War, [79].
Irish Names applied to Kentucky Fortified Stations, [78], [79].
Irish Names borne by Kentucky Counties, [79].
Irish Names common in the Southern States, [99].
Irish Names in New Hampshire, Pre-Revolutionary, [122].
Irish Names met in Early Records of Certain States, [78].
Irish National Movements, [14].
Irish Numerous in Pennsylvania, [54].
Irish Pedigrees, [207].
Irish People a Whole County in Pennsylvania, [54].
Irish Pioneers and Builders of Kentucky, [78].
Irish Pioneers of Texas, The, [22].
Irish Presbyterian Clergyman desired in Pelham, Mass., [117].
Irish Presbyterians, The, [130].
Irish Presbyterians in Maryland, [54].
Irish Presbyterian Minister Executed, [130].
Irish Presbyterians Oppressed by the British Government, [130], [131].
Irish, The Presbyterian, [114].
Irish Race, Characteristics of the, [38].
Irish Race, Fecundity of the, [38].
Irish Rebellion of ’48, [182].
Irish Rebellion of ’98, [98].
Irish Schoolmasters in the American Colonies, [170].
Irish Settlement of New Lisburn, Mass., [115].
Irish Settlement “upon and behind the Mountains of Virginia,” 54.
Irish Settler on Cape Cod, Mass., An Early, [154].
Irish Settlers in America, Pioneer, [114].
Irish Settlers in Kentucky, Early, [168].
Irish Settlers in Louisville and Vicinity, [163].
Irish Settlers in Massachusetts, [114].
Irish Settlers in North Carolina, [109].
Irish Settlers in Rhode Island, Early, [163].
Irish Settlers, Many Ruined by the French Indians, [55].
Irish Settlers in Tennessee, [109].
Irish Settlers of Pelham, Mass., [114]–117.
Irish Settlers on “Equivalent Lands” in Massachusetts, [114].
“Irish Soldier for Discovery,” Darby Field an, [122].
Irish Standard, The, [212].
Irish Stock, Roosevelt on Men of, [37].
Irish, The Colonial, [180].
Irish, The Pennsylvania, [73].
Irish, The, in American History, [51].
Irish Valor and Patriotism, [100].
Irish Volunteers from Savannah, Ga., in the Mexican War, [100].
Irish Volunteers of Augusta, Ga., The, [99].
Irish Wives of Cromwell’s Soldiers, [122].
Jackson, Andrew, [9], [70], [98], [109].
Jackson Guards of Atlanta, Ga., [101].
Jackson Musketeers of Lowell, Mass., [11].
Jackson, Stonewall, [104].
James Thornton “Yeoman,” 114.
“Jane Mahoney of Georgetown, Me.,” 168.
Jefferson Davis, [109].
Jasper Greens, The Irish, [100], [101].
Jefferson, Thomas, [62], [63], [64], [69].
Jersey Prison-ship at the Wallabout, [144].
“John Clary of Newcastle,” 168.
Johns Hopkins University, [155].
Johnson, President Andrew, [99].
Johnston, Gen. Albert Sidney, [107].
Jones, John Paul, [179].
Jordan, John Joseph, a Journalist of Scranton, Pa., [74].
Keenan, Thomas J., of Pittsburg, Pa., [73].
Kelley, Daniel B., Haverhill, Mass., Death of, [13], [47], [182].
Kelley, J. D. Jerrold (U. S. N.), [157], [198].
Kelley, Joseph J., of East Cambridge, Mass., [21], [175], [185].
Kelly, Capt. Warren Michael, of New Hampshire, [127].
Kelly, Darby, A New Hampshire Settler, [123].
Kelley, Gen. Benjamin F., of West Virginia, [123].
Kenny, William B., U. S. Minister to Sardinia, [70].
Kenton, Simon, [85].
Kershaw’s Brigade at Fredericksburg, [104].
Kentucky, Catholic Settlers in, [78].
Kentucky, Chief Justice Boyle of, [84].
Kentucky, Early Irish Settlers in, [168].
Kentucky, Early Methodist Ministers in, [82].
Kentucky, Early Presbyterian Ministers in, [82].
Kentucky, Edward Fitzpatrick of the Louisville Times, [7], [21], [163], [166], [168], [194].
Kentucky, Father Whalen of, [86].
Kentucky, Four Thousand Acres Granted Col. John Campbell in, [84].
Kentucky, Gen. John Adair of, [82].
Kentuckians in Congress, [82], [83].
Kentucky, Irish Settlers in Louisville and Vicinity, [163].
Kentucky, Irish Settlers of, [21].
Kentucky, John Rowan of, [82], [83].
Kentucky Legislators and Educators, [83].
Kentucky Legislature, The, [74].
Kentucky Poets, [83].
Kentucky Soldiers who Fell at Buena Vista, [74].
Kentucky, The Harneys of, [83].
Kentucky, Thomas Dougherty of, [82].
Kentucky, Wm. T. Barry of, [82].
Khiva, Bombardment of, [75].
Kilkenny, Ireland, [56], [84], [127].
“Kilkenny Rugs and Limerick Bacon,” Imported to New Hampshire, [127].
“Kilkenny Scholar,” Berkeley, The, [56].
“Killarneys of New England,” The, [57].
Kingdom of Ireland, [114], [115].
King Philip’s War (1675–’76), [154], [157].
King of Poland’s Opinion of the Irish, [100].
Kingstown, R. I., [53].
“Kings Towne,” R. I., [56].
Kinsella, Thomas, of the Brooklyn Eagle, [72].
Knights of Columbus, [197].
Knights of St. Patrick, San Francisco, Cal., [13], [48], [148], [149], [199].
Knox, Gen. Henry, of the Revolution, [85].
Lafayette, General, [70].
Lagan, Banks of the, [115].
Lake Erie, Battle of, [169].
Lamson, Col. D. S., Weston, Mass., [155], [156].
Lancaster County, Pa., [90].
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Lawless, Hon. Joseph T., Secretary of State, Virginia, [6], [199].
Laws, Alien and Sedition, [63], [64], [65].
Laurel Wreath Deposited by the Society, at Lexington, Mass., [11], [31], [33].
Leach, Captain, of Salem, Mass., [144].
Lecky and Prendergast, [122].
Legislative Union between Ireland and England Disapproved, [59], [60].
Lenehan, John J., New York City, [22], [173], [200].
Lennard, Patrick, Color-Bearer of the Palmetto Regiment, [98].
Lexington, Battle of, [11], [31], [33], [116], [141], [174].
Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill, [68].
Lexington Green, The, [33], [34].
Lexington, Mass., Battle Anniversary at, [11], [23], [30], [31], [33].
Lexington, Mass., Letter from Town Clerk of, [159].
“Lexington of the Seas,” 142.
Liberty Pole Erected by the Patriots at Machias, Me., [141], [142].
Lincoln, President, [73], [117].
Limerick, Ireland, [38], [72].
Linehan, Hon. John C., [5], [20], [21], [22], [23], [26], [41], [43], [45], [78], [122], [140], [150], [153], [154], [159], [161], [162], [166], [167], [168], [170], [171], [172], [175], [176], [177], [178], [200].
Linehan, Mary Lessey, of Hartford, Conn., [114], [213].
Lipton, Sir Thomas, Replies to an Invitation to be a Guest of the Society, [178].
Livingston, William, [90], [92], [93].
Lochrane, Judge O. A., of Georgia, [98].
Logan, Gen. Benjamin, [85].
Logan, William, “Claimed to be the First White Child Born in Kentucky,” 85.
Londondery, Ireland, [52].
“London-Derry” (N. H.), [54].
Long, Col. Pierse, of New Hampshire, a Patriot of the Revolution, [125].
Long, Hon. John D., Secretary of the Navy, [169].
Longford, Ireland, [71].
Longstreet, Lieut.-Gen., [105].
Lord Dartmouth, Instructions of, to General Gage, [36].
Lord Baltimore, [54].
Lord Mayor Tallon of Dublin, [179].
Lossing’s United States, [63].
Louisiana, Gen. Michael Nolan of, [106], [107].
Louisiana Regiments, Irish in, [103], [106].
Louisiana, St. Paul’s Chasseurs of, [106].
Louisiana Zouaves, Irish in the, [106].
Louisville (Ky.) Courier-Journal, [166].
Loyal Legion, Military Order of the, [56], [190], [198].
Lynch, Capt. Michael, of the 21st Georgia Regiment, [103].
Lyon, Col. Chittenden, [82].
Lyon, Matthew, Fined and Imprisoned for a Libel on President John Adams, [87];
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Lyon, Matthew, of Vermont, [63], [64], [82], [86], [87], [127].
Lynn, Judge Wauhope, New York City, [25], [165].
Lucania, Incident on the Steamship, [9].
Ludwig, William, Attends a Banquet of the Society in Boston, [178].
Macdonough, U. S. Torpedo-boat Destroyer, [18], [177].
MacSparran, Archibald, sails from Ireland, [60].
MacSparran, Bridget, [60].
MacSparran, Mrs. Hannah, [58].
MacSparran, Rev. James, [15], [48], [52], [53], [54], [55], [56], [57], [58], [59], [60], [61], [138].
MacSparran, James, is Chosen Minister of Bristol, [53].
MacSparran “the Young Irishman,” 52.
Mahoney, Jane, of Georgetown, Me., [168].
Maine, The O’Brien Brothers of Machias, [141], [142], [143], [144], [158].
Maloney, Hugh Cargill, [112].
Manchester, N. H., Diocese of, [17], [184].
Marathon and Thermopylæ (Quoted), [34].
Margaretta, British Sloop-of-war, Captured, [141], [142], [143].
Mary Hennessy, of Limerick, Ireland, [38].
Maryland, Catholic Settlers in, [83], [84].
Maryland Gazette, [63].
Maryland, Irish in, [54].
Maryland Journal, [96].
Mason, Senator, Letter from, [37].
Massachusetts, Barber’s Historical Collections of, [113].
Massachusetts Declared in Rebellion, [36].
Massachusetts, General Court of, [138].
Massachusetts, Governor Sullivan of, [157].
Massachusetts House of Representatives, [188].
Massachusetts, Irish Arrivals in, in the Eighteenth Century, [114].
Massachusetts Legislature, [189].
Massachusetts Puritan, The, [137].
Massachusetts Senate, [15], [182].
Massachusetts Superior Court, [189].
Massachusetts Supreme Court, [194].
Mather, Cotton, [137].
Mather, Rev. Dr., of Massachusetts, [53].
Mathew Carey Reports the Proceedings of Congress, [68].
Matthew Lyon, of Vermont, [63], [64], [86], [87].
Mayor Boyle, of Newport, R. I., [6], [8], [21], [50], [51].
Mayor Crowley, of Lowell, Mass., [190].
Mayor Driscoll, of New Haven, Conn., [51], [193].
Mayor Gilroy, of New York, [181].
Mayor Grace, of New York, [181].
Mayor Leonard, of Lawrence, Mass., [8], [17].
Mayor Mack, of Elizabeth, N. J., [11].
Mayor Phelan, of San Francisco, Cal., [47].
Mayor Van Wyck, of New York, [20], [27].
McAdoo, Hon. William, [25], [29], [32], [158], [201].
McBride, James, an Irish Pioneer of Kentucky, [80].
McCaffrey, Hugh, Philadelphia, Pa., [157], [201].
McCarthy, Daniel, a Patriot of the Revolution, [180].
McCarthy, Eugene T., Lynn, Mass., Death of, [13], [47], [181].
McCarty, Thomas, a New Jersey soldier of the Revolution, [91].
McCarroll, James, “a Noted Journalist,” 71.
McClary, Andrew, an Early Irish Comer to New Hampshire, [125].
McClary, John, of New Hampshire, [126].
McClary, Lieut. John, who Fell at Saratoga, [125].
McClary, Major Andrew, who Fell at Bunker Hill, [125].
McClary, Michael, Patriot of the Revolution, [125].
McClure, Col. Alexander Kelly, [73].
McConnell, James, of Philadelphia, [75].
McConway, William, Pittsburg, Pa., [163].
McCoy, Rev. John J., [22], [24], [153], [168], [172], [202].
McCullagh, Joseph B., [73].
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McDuffee, Col. John, Patriot of the Revolution, [125].
McGahan, J. A., [74].
McGarry, Major, An Early Kentuckian, [81].
McGee’s Early Irish Settlers in North America, [110], [113], [157].
McGee, Thomas D’Arcy, [77], [157].
McGowan’s Brigade, [98].
McGowan, Gen. Samuel, [98].
McGinty, Mrs. Ann, “Brought the First Spinning-wheel into Kentucky,” 86.
McGuinness, Hon. Edwin D., Providence, R. I., [158], [203].
McKeever, Capt. Samuel (U. S. A.), [44].
McKinley, President, [10], [15], [119].
McLaughlin Brothers, The, [73].
McLaw’s Division at Fredericksburg, [104].
McMahon, Capt. John, of Georgia, [101].
McMillan, Col. Robert, of Georgia, [100].
McSweeny, Capt. Bryan, of Holderness, N. H., [126].
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Meade, Rear Admiral, [145], [153], [154], [157], [159], [160], [161], [185].
Meade, Richard W. (Jr.), Letter by, [160], [161].
Meagher, Gen. Thomas Francis, [29], [72], [182].
Meagher’s Irish Brigade, [103], [104], [105].
Medill, Joseph, of the Chicago Tribune, [74].
Membership Roll of the Society, [186].
Memorial Tablets at Charlestown (Boston), Mass., [41], [42].
Men of Irish Blood Who Have Attained Distinction in American Journalism, [62].
Mexican War, The, [74], [83], [84], [97], [98], [100], [101].
Middlesex County Regiment, Colonel Nixon’s, [110].
Milholland, John E., [9], [33], [40], [204].
Mitchell, Capt. James, “A Brilliant Young Gentleman,” 103.
Mitchell, Capt., in Command of Fort Sumter, [98].
Mitchell, John, the Irish Patriot, [109].
M. le Comte Margerin de Cremont, [12], [47].
Mobile Register, [105].
Mohawk Valley, The, [91].
Monument to Gen. John Sullivan, [157].
Monument to Matthew Thornton, [163].
Montgomery, Gen. Richard, [85].
Montgomery Grays of Alabama, [106].
Montana, Senator Carter of, [8], [24], [28], [29].
Moore, Roger, The “Irish Rebel,” 98.
Moran, Col. James, Providence, R. I., [16], [37], [204].
Morgan’s Rifle Regiment, [84].
Morrissey, Very Rev. Andrew, Notre Dame, Ind., [154], [204].
Moseley, Edward A., Washington, D. C., [14], [15], [48], [154], [160], [161], [162], [163], [165], [169], [170].
Moylan, Gen. Stephen, of the Revolution, [171], [212].
Mt. St. Mary’s College, Md., [184].
Mulholland, Gen. St. Clair A., [6], [163], [205].
Mulligan, Col. James, [72].
Murdock, Lieutenant Commander (U. S. N.), [51].
Murray Hill Hotel, New York City, [19].
Murray, Thomas Hamilton, [5], [9], [12], [13], [15], [16], [19], [20], [23], [26], [31], [32], [34], [42], [43], [47], [150], [153], [154], [159], [161], [177], [178].
Narragansett Bay, R. I., [130].
“Narragansett Country,” The, [56], [57].
Narragansett, History of, Supposed to Have Been Written, [61].
Narragansett Indians Meet, [16], [57].
Narragansett Landholders, The, [57].
“Narragansett Pacers,” The, [57].
Narragansett, R. I., [15], [48], [52], [53], [55], [56], [57], [58], [59], [61].
Narragansett, R. I., St. Paul’s Church in, [15], [48], [52], [53], [55], [56], [58], [59], [61].
Nashville University, [72].
“Naval Heroes of the Revolutionary War,” 179.
Navy, United States, [157], [158].
Necrology of the Society, [181]–185.
Nelson, Rev. S. Banks, an Irish Presbyterian, [21].
Newcastle, N. H., Capture of the Fort at, [125].
“New Castle on Delaware Bay,” 60.
New England Bibliopolist, [14].
New England, Irish Transported to, [22].
New England Ophthalmological Society, [200].
New England Records, The, [138].
New Englanders, The Puritan, [38].
New Hampshire, Capt. Bryan McSweeny of, [126].
New Hampshire, Capture of the Fort at Newcastle, [125].
New Hampshire, “Celts from Devon and Cornwall” Settle at Portsmouth, [127].
New Hampshire, Col. Pierse Long of, [125].
New Hampshire, Darby Kelly of, [123].
New Hampshire, Gen. Daniel M. White of, [124].
New Hampshire, First Regiment of, in the Revolution, [123].
New Hampshire Fitzgeralds, [127].
New Hampshire Historical Society, [184].
New Hampshire, Hon. John H. Field of, [123].
New Hampshire, John McClary of, [126].
New Hampshire Irish. Early, [122]–128.
New Hampshire, “Kilkenny rugs and Limerick bacon” imported to, [127].
New Hampshire, Patrick Garvin, A Settler of, [123].
New Hampshire, Patrick Gault, An Early Resident of, [124].
New Hampshire, Patrick White, An Early Settler in, [124].
New Hampshire, Patrick O’Flynn, A Settler of, [123].
New Hampshire Provincial Papers, [122], [124], [125].
New Hampshire, Sullivan’s Town of Durham, [125].
New Hampshire’s Tenth Regiment in the Civil War, [127].
New Haven, Conn., Mayor Drisscoll of, [51], [193].
New Jersey, College of, [90].
New Jersey Gazette, [93].
New Jersey Journal, [93].
New Jersey State Gazette, [70].
New Orleans, Battle of, [82], [84].
Newport Casino, [51].
Newport Meeting of the Society, [21].
New York’s Canal System, [71].
New York Celtic Medical Society, [209].
New York, Forty-fourth Regiment of, in the Civil War, [124].
New York Herald, The, [72], [73].
New York Sixty-ninth Regiment, [184], [199].
New York Sun, The, [9], [15].
New York Supreme Court, [6], [191].
New York Tribune, [72], [73].
New York World, The, [8], [11].
Nineteenth Army Corps Association, [197].
Ninth Massachusetts Regiment, [173].
Nixon, Lewis, Builder of the U. S. Torpedo-boat O’Brien, [141], [142].
Noble, Gov. Patrick, [97].
Nolan, Gen. Michael, of Louisiana, [106], [107].
North American Review, The, Article by John P. Holland in, [17].
North Carolina, Irish Settlers in, [109].
Notre Dame, University of, [204].
Northern Army Besieging Quebec, [91], [92].
O’Beirne, Gen. James R., [6], [10], [20], [24], [28], [29], [32], [164], [165], [172], [177], [178].
O’Brien Brothers of Machias, Me., [141], [142], [143], [144], [158], [179].
O’Brien, Capt. Jeremiah, and His Services to the Cause of Liberty, [141], [142], [143], [144].
O’Brien, Capt. John, Captures Several Prizes from the British, [144].
O’Brien, Fitz James, Newspaper Man, Poet and Soldier, [71], [72].
O’Brien, Hon. Hugh, Mayor of Boston, Mass., [76].
O’Brien, Hon. Morgan J., [6].
O’Brien, Maurice, of Machias, Me., [143], [144].
O’Brien, Rev. Michael, Lowell, Mass., Death of, [16], [158], [183].
O’Brien, The U. S. Torpedo-boat, [16], [22], [141], [142], [143].
O’Connell [Daniel], [39].
O’Connell, Dr. J. C., Presents Copy of His Work, [164].
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O’Conor, Thomas, [74].
O’Conner, James, An Early Resident of New Hampshire, [124].
O’Connor, R. C., president of the Knights of St. Patrick, San Francisco, [149].
O’Donnell, Daniel Kane, [74].
O’Donnell, Rev. James H., [6], [20], [22], [37], [206].
O’Donnell, Hon. John B., Northampton, Mass., [16], [206].
O’Driscoll, Daniel M., [6], [10], [21], [207].
Officers of the Society, [5], [6], [7].
O’Flynn, Patrick, a New Hampshire Patriot of the Revolution, [123].
O’Halloran, Capt. William, of Atlanta, Ga., [101].
O’Hara, Kane, “the Great Educator,” 83, [85].
O’Hara, Theodore, “the Gifted Poet of the South,” 74, [83], [86], [105].
O’Haras of Kentucky, The, [83], [85], [103].
O’Hart’s Irish Pedigrees, [207].
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O’Higgins, of South America, [28].
O’Kelly, James, famous war correspondent, [75].
O’Killia, David, a settler on Cape Cod, Mass., as early as 1657, [154].
Old Fort on Butts Hill, R. I., [49], [50].
Old Guard at Waterloo, The, [105].
Old Yarmouth, Mass., Records, [154].
O’Mahoney, John, Fenian leader, [182].
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O’Meara, Stephen, of the Boston Journal, [76].
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O’Neal, Hon. Emmet, of Alabama, [155].
O’Neil, Daniel, of the Pittsburg Dispatch, [75].
O’Neil, Lieut.-Col. of the Tenth Tennessee, [108].
O’Neil, Rev. J. L., New York City, [158].
O’Neill, Judge J. Belton, [97].
O’Reilly, Henry, of the N. Y. Columbian, [71].
O’Reilly, John Boyle, [76], [77].
“Outbursts of ill-considered Legislation,” 65.
Oxford University, [52].
Palmer, Barnabas, an Irishman, loses an Arm at Fort Louisburg (1745), [156].
Palmer, Rev. Edmund B., Jamaica Plain, Mass., [156].
Palmetto Regiment in the Mexican War, [97], [98].
Pan Celtic Congress, [48].
Papers of the Year, [52].
Papyrus Club of Boston, [8].
Parish Registry of Dungiven, Ireland, [61].
Park, Frederick Willard, [14].
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore, [11].
Patriot Army, The American, [6].
Pelham, Mass., Irish settlers of, [114]–117.
Pennsylvania Archives, The, [48].
Pennsylvania, Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of Philadelphia, [163].
Pennsylvania, Gen. Richard Butler of, [84].
Pennsylvania, Gov. Hastings of, [154], [158].
Pennsylvania, Hibernian Society of Philadelphia, [158], [163].
Pennsylvania, Lancaster County, [90].
Pennsylvania Packet, [68].
Pennsylvania, Superior Court of, [155].
Pennsylvania, University of, [155].
Pepper, Rev. George W., of Cleveland, O., [21], [147], [155], [176], [185].
Pepperill, Sir William, Expedition under, [156].
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Perry, Commodore, the Victor of Lake Erie, [169].
Peterborough, N. H., Town Library, [12].
Phelan, Edmund, of Boston, Mass., [21], [180], [185].
Phelan, Judge John D., of Tennessee, [72].
Philadelphia Herald, The, [68].
Philadelphia, Irishmen of, contribute Large Sums during the Revolutionary War, [139].
Philadelphia Times, [73].
Philippines, The, [9]
Pickett’s Division at Gettysburg, [105].
Pilot, The (Boston), [5], [20], [76], [186], [192], [209], [212].
Plunkett, Thomas, East Liverpool, Ohio, [118].
Polar Star and Daily Advertiser, the first Daily Paper published in Boston, [66].
Poets of Kentucky, [83].
Portland, Me., Diocese of, [184].
Potter, Col. John, [59].
Precursors of the Pioneers, [146].
Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pa., [173].
Presbyterian Irish, [114].
President Andrew Johnson, [99].
President Benjamin Harrison, [124].
President Capen of Tufts College, [12], [32], [33], [40].
President Faunce of Brown University, [49].
President Fillmore, [70].
President Hall of Clark University, [12], [32], [33], [38], [40].
President Jackson, [70].
President Jefferson, [69].
President John Adams, [62], [63], [64], [66], [87].
President John Adams, Matthew Lyon is fined and imprisoned for Libel on, [87];
- the Fine refunded, [87].
President Lincoln, [73].
President McKinley, [10], [15], [119].
President Tyler, [67].
President Zachary Taylor, [85].
Press, The Philadelphia, [74], [75].
Problems of Government, existing, [35].
Pro-Boer Meetings, [8].
Proctor, Capt. Patrick H., [11].
Proceedings of the Society, [19].
Pro-English Leanings of the Federalists, [63].
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island, [15], [48].
Provincial Congress at Watertown, Mass., [143].
Provincial Forces, The American, [110].
Providence, R. I., Gazette, [133].
Publications of the Society, [150], [151], [152].
Puritan New Englanders, The, [38], [137].
Puritan, Sternness and Reserve of the, [38].
Putnam’s Brigade from Connecticut, [161].
Quakers, Persecutions of the, [137].
Quebec, Siege of, [91].
Quigley, Sergt. Thomas, a New Jersey Soldier of the Revolution, [91].
Quinn, William H., Hallowell, Me., Death of, [15], [47], [182].
Ragnarok, [8].
Ramsay, the Historian, [69], [78].
Reed, Bethiah, weds Matthew Watson, [131].
Read, John, a Barrington, R. I., Brickmaker, [131].
Rebecca Cargill, [113].
Rebellion of ’61, The, [72].
Reception to the Society by Hon. John D. Crimmins, [166].
Reconstruction Act of 1774, [35].
Records of Old Yarmouth, Mass., [154].
Reddy, William F., Death of, [8], [47], [181].
Redmond, Hon. John E. (M. P.), [179].
“Refugees and Adventurists,” so called, [63].
Register, The Mobile, [105].
Republican Argus, The, [70].
Republican National Convention, [14].
Republican, Springfield (Mass.); Tribute to the Society by the, [155].
Review of Reviews, The, [10].
Review of the Year, [8] to 18.
Revolution, The, [6], [15], [16], [21], [22], [27], [34], [35], [36], [37], [38], [44], [48], [49], [50], [51], [62], [68], [79], [80], [83], [84], [89], [90], [91], [110], [114], [115], [116], [117], [122], [123], [134], [142], [158], [161], [164], [170], [171], [209], [212].
Revolution, Sons of the, [36], [49], [51], [161].
Revolutionary Army, The, [68].
Revolutionary Fort on Butts Hill, Portsmouth, R. I., [16].
Revolutionary Heroes at Valley Forge, [139].
Reynolds, Gov. John, quoted regarding Matthew Lyon, [87].
Rhetts, The, of South Carolina, [97].
Rhode Island, Arnold’s Vital Record of, [134].
Rhode Island, “A vast many Lawsuits in,” 60.
Rhode Island, Battle of, [16], [46], [50], [176], [177].
Rhode Island, Council of the Society meets in, [162], [163], [175].
Rhode Island, Dean Berkeley arrives in, [56].
Rhode Island, Early Irish Settlers in, [163].
Rhode Island General Assembly, [188].
Rhode Island, Gov. Cooke of, [134].
Rhode Island, Gov. Elisha Dyer of, [163], [164].
Rhode Island Historical Society, [133], [197].
Rhode Island History, [52].
Rhode Island, Hon. Edwin D. McGuinness of, [158], [203].
Rhode Island House of Representatives, [136], [164], [191].
Rhode Island, MacSparran writes of, [55].
Rhode Island Medical Society, [183].
Rhode Island, Meeting of the Society’s Council at Newport, [177].
Rhode Island Members of the Society entertain the Council, [163], [175].
Rhode Island Officers of Irish Blood, [16].
Rhode Island, Paper by Dennis Harvey Sheahan of Providence, [136]–140.
Rhode Island, Providence Gazette, [133].
Rhode Island, Slaves in, [57].
Rhode Island, State Record Commissioner of, [49].
Rhode Island State Constitution, [196].
Rhode Island Supreme Court, [164], [167].
Rhode Island, The Records of, [138].
Rhode Island, Town of Warren named in Honor of an Irishman, [130].
Rhode Island, the Town of Barrington, [130] to 135.
Rhode Island Slave Trade, [57].
“Rhode Islander, Every loyal,” 49.
Rivington’s Gazette, [93].
Richmond Inquirer, [67].
Riley, James Whitcomb, “The Hoosier Poet,” 171.
Richmond (Va.) Light Infantry Blues, [181].
Richardson, Stephen J., [12], [25].
Robert Peibles, “Blacksmith,” 114.
“Robert Watson and Mary Orr married at Londonderry, Ireland, [169]5,” 134.
Rochambeau’s Army, Irish in, [22], [180].
Roche, James Jeffrey, [5], [13], [20], [32], [33], [44], [77], [154], [161], [162], [163], [167], [168], [171], [172], [178].
Rooney, John J., New York City, [25], [51].
Roosevelt, Hon. Theodore, [10], [14], [23], [24], [36], [37], [145], [154], [155], [172].
Rosary Magazine, Editor of the, [158].
Rossa, J. O’Donovan, [25].
Royal University of Ireland, [14], [47].
Ruggles, Henry Stoddard, Wakefield, Mass., [155], [180].
Rutledge, John, of Revolutionary Fame, [97].
Ryan, Daniel, A Patriot of the Revolution, [180].
Ryan, Christopher S., of Lexington, Mass., [11], [31], [32], [47].
Ryan, Father, Poet of the South, [104].
Salt Lake City Tribune, [199].
Sam Adams (quoted), [34].
Sanders, Col. C. C., of Georgia, [6], [104], [210].
San Francisco, Cal., [47], [147], [148], [149], [199].
San Francisco, Cal., Hon. James D. Phelan, Mayor of, [47].
Santiago de Cuba, [10].
Scannell, Rev. Dennis, of Worcester, Mass., [21], [176], [185].
“Scotch-Irish” Fad, The, [122], [123].
Scott, Gen., [97].
Second Army Corps Association, [9].
Second Meeting of the Society, [159].
Second Tennessee Infantry, [108].
Senator Thomas H. Carter, [8], [19], [24], [28], [29].
Seizure of the Powder at Fort William and Mary, [159].
Seven Pines, battle of, [106].
Shahan, Rev. Thomas J., Washington, D. C., [155].
Shakespeare, Essay on the Sonnets of, [8].
Shamrock, Sir Thomas Lipton’s Yacht, [178].
Shanley, Charles Dawson, prominent in American Journalism, [72].
Shattuck’s Concord, Mass., [110], [113].
Shays’ Rebellion, [114], [116], [213].
Sheahan, Dennis Harvey, of Providence, R. I., Paper by, [136], [140].
Shea, Daniel, [114], [116], [213].
Sherman’s “March to the Sea,” 73.
Sherry’s, Annual Banquet at, [8], [19], [24].
Shield’s Brigade, [98].
Shiloh, Battle of, [107].
Shinnecock Indians (owing to a typographical error, this tribe name appears in the text as Shinnecook), [17].
“Silver-tongued Orator of the Chattahoochee,” The, [106].
Simon Kenton, [85].
Sixteenth Regiment (Mass.), [196].
Sixth Alabama, The, [106].
Sixth U. S. Infantry, [9].
Sixty-ninth (N. Y.) Regiment, [184], [199].
“Sketches of Waterford Celebrities,” 182.
Slattery, William, of Holyoke, Mass., [21], [176], [185].
Slaves in Rhode Island, [57].
Slaves Manumitted by Matthew Watson, [132].
Sligo (Ireland), [181].
Sloane, Prof. William M., [155], [167].
Smilie, Senator, of South Carolina, [65].
Smith, Joseph, [6], [8], [20], [22], [23], [24], [32], [33], [34], [40], [44], [150], [153], [154], [159], [161], [165], [166], [167], [168], [170], [171], [175], [178], [180].
Smith, Laurence J., Lowell, Mass., Death of, [163].
Snodgrass, Isabella, a Native of Ireland (1754), [16], [118]–121.
Society of Antiquities, Ireland, [14].
Society of Colonial Wars, [156], [161].
Society of the Cincinnati, [15], [48].
Society of Friends, The, [137].
Society’s Officers, The, [5], [6], [7].
“Some Pre-Revolutionary Irishmen,” 172.
Somerville, Mass., Historical Society, [12].
Sons of the American Revolution, [156], [161], [210].
Sons of the Revolution, [36], [49], [51], [161], [210].
South Boston Citizens’ Association, [10].
South Carolina, John C. Calhoun of, [90].
Southern Associated Press, [11].
Spain, The War with, [9], [171], [173].
Spellman, Sergt. Dominick, “another Sergeant Jasper,” 98.
Spottsylvania, Battle of, [106].
Springfield, Mass., Catholic Diocese of, [22].
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, Tribute to the Society, [155].
Stamp Act, The, [35].
State Agricultural College (N. Y.), [71].
Staten Island, British Troops in Possession of, [91].
Status of the Irish in America, [138].
Stephens, Hon. Alexander H., [99].
Stevenson, William, of Ireland, [60].
Stiness, Hon. John H., of the Rhode Island Supreme Court, [167].
Stonewall Jackson, [104].
Stony Point, Attack on, [84].
Strabane, Ireland, [68].
Stratton Farm, The, Concord, Mass., [111], [112].
Stuart, Gilbert, The Painter, [59].
St. Charles College, Maryland, [181].
St. Clair’s Defeat, [84].
St. Gaudens, Augustus, New York City, [6], [154].
St. Joseph’s College, Bardstown, Ky., [86].
St. Louis Globe-Democrat, [73].
St. Mary’s Seminary, Baltimore, Md., [181].
St. Patrick, Friendly Sons of, Albany, N. Y., [10].
St. Patrick, Friendly Sons of, Philadelphia, Pa., [68], [85], [163].
St. Patrick, Friendly Sons of, New York City, [10], [164], [181].
St. Patrick’s Society of Charleston, S. C., [10].
St. Patrick, Knights of, San Francisco, Cal., [13], [148], [149], [199].
St. Paul’s Church in Narragansett, R. I., [15], [48], [52], [53], [55], [56], [58], [59], [61].
Sullivan, Ancestors of Gen. John, [168].
Sullivan, Gen., [16], [46], [47], [49], [50], [51], [157], [168], [177].
Sullivan, Gen. John, Letter written by, [177].
Sullivan, Gov. James, of Massachusetts, [157].
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Sullivan, Hon. John H., of Boston, [21], [174], [185].
Sullivan, Monument to Gen. John, [157].
Sullivan Repulses the British, [46].
Sullivan, T. Russell, Boston, Mass., [154], [157].
Sullivans, Fame of the, [138].
Sullivan’s Brigade at Ticonderoga, [123].
Sulzer, Congressman, Letter from, [37].
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Sumter, Fort, Capt. Mitchell in Command of, [98], [103].
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Symposium in Boston Sunday Globe, [11].
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Tea First Brought to Barrington, R. I., [134].
Tea Tax, The, [35].
Tennessee, Army of, [100], [107], [108].
Tennessee, Colonel Grace of the Tenth, [108].
Tennessee, Editor Phelan of, [72].
Tennessee Exposition, Irish-American Day at the, [95].
Tennessee, Second Regiment of, [108].
Tennessee, The Tenth and Fifteenth Regiments of, [108].
Tenth New Hampshire Regiment in the Civil War, [127].
Tenth U. S. Infantry, [10].
Texas, The Irish Pioneers of, [22].
“That Superb Irish Dash,” 103.
“That Town Called London-Derry, All Irish,” 54.
Thayer, Hon. Eli, Worcester, Mass., [21], [167], [174], [185].
The Aurora, of Philadelphia, [69].
“The Colonial Irish,” 180.
“The Cup that Cheers,” 134.
“The Great Hibernian Hive,” 54.
The Grip of Honor, [9].
“The Immortal Irish Brigade,” 105.
The Land of the Midnight Sun, [153].
The Liberty, commanded by Capt. Jeremiah O’Brien, [144].
“The Lost State of Clark,” 166.
The Monitor, of San Francisco, Cal., [9].
“The Saxon and the Celt,” 164.
The Tribune, East Liverpool, O., Article in, [15], [118]–121.
The Time-Piece (N. Y.), [65], [67].
The Viking Age, [153].
Third Regiment of Alabama, [106].
Thompson, Robert Ellis, [5], [154].
Thomas Jefferson, [62], [63], [64].
Thornton, Monument to Matthew, [163].
Three American Patriots of Irish Blood, [169].
Ticonderoga, Sullivan’s Brigade at, [123].
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Tilley, R. H., State Record Commissioner of Rhode Island, [49].
Tobin, Capt. John M., Death of, [171], [185].
Torpedo-boat O’Brien, Launch of the, [141], [142], [143].
Town-Meetings, British Acts Aimed at, [35], [36].
Town Library of Peterborough, N. H., [12].
Tracy, Dennis, A Patriot of the Revolution, [180].
Tragic Death of Rev. Dr. MacSparran, [61].
Transvaal Committee, Knickerbocker, [20].
Transvaal, Patriots in the, [39].
Transvaal, Secretary of State Reitz of the, [177].
Treasurer-General Linehan’s Annual Report, [23].
Tribune, The Chicago, [74].
Tribune of East Liverpool, O., Article from, [118]–121.
Tribune, The New York, [74], [75].
Trinity College, Dublin, [15], [65], [68], [69], [182].
Truth, The Scranton (Pa.), [74].
Twelfth U. S. Infantry, [10].
Twenty-first Georgia Regiment, [103].
Twenty-fourth Georgia Infantry, [100], [104].
Tufts College, President Capen of, [12], [32], [33], [40].
Tuscarora Indians, Defeat of the, [97].
Tyler, Gen. R. C., “An Irishman by Birth and an American by Adoption,” 108.
Tyler, President, [67].
Ulster, Irish Province of, [122].
United Irishmen, Society of the, [130].
United States, Alleged Coalition Against, [9].
United States Army, The, [83], [97].
United States Bank, The, [70].
United States, Constitution of the, [156].
United States Court Indicts Matthew Lyon, [63].
United States Hotel, Boston, Mass., Banquet at, [14], [41], [43].
United States Marines, [141].
United States Navy, [145], [157], [158], [166], [169], [196], [198].
United States Not an Anglo-Saxon Country, [28].
United States Sloop-of-war Wasp, [17].
United States Torpedo-boat Destroyer Macdonough, [18], [177].
United States Torpedo-boat Blakeley, [17], [177].
United States Torpedo-boat O’Brien, [16], [22], [141], [142], [143].
United States War Department, [14], [175].
“Unguarded Conversation,” One of the Charges Against James MacSparran, [53].
Union Battlefields, [71].
Union Veteran Legion, [192].
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University of Pennsylvania, [155], [212].
University of the City of New York, [182].
University of Vermont, [168], [174], [183].
University of Virginia, [181].
University of Washington, [176].
Updike, Capt. Lodowick, [58].
Updike, Daniel, “Attorney-General of the Colony, and Lieutenant-Colonel of the Militia of the Islands,” 58.
Updike, Miss Sarah, [58].
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Valley Forge, [48], [139].
Van Wyck, Mayor, of New York, [20], [27].
Vermont, University of, [168], [174], [183].
Vicksburg (Miss.), Sentinel, [70].
Vicksburg (Miss.), Whig, [70].
Virginia, Army of Northern, [97], [100].
Virginia, Burk’s History of, [67].
Virginia Cavalier, The, [137].
Virginia, Charlotte County, [90].
Virginia, Fourth Congressional District of, [184].
Virginia, Hon. Joseph T. Lawless of, [140], [163], [199].
Virginia House of Delegates, [8], [181].
Virginia, Irish Settlement in, [54].
Virginia, Irish Transported to, [22].
Virginia, Richmond Light Infantry Blues, [181].
Virginia, Second Internal Revenue District of, [184].
Virginia, University of, [181].
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