Christmas at Norfolk, [541.]
Church, Captain Benjamin, biographical Sketch of--Captures and beheads King Philip in 1676, [095.]
Church, Old South, Boston. Desecration of, [015;] Old Dutch, at Fishkill, [123;] Trinity, at Fishkill, [124;] Christ, at Philadelphia--Its Sounding board, [248,] [249;] Brick, built on site of old Block house at Southwark in 1700, [255;] Swedish, in Philadelphia, [303;] St. Peter's, at Barren Hill, [322;] At Freehold, [359;] Birmingham Meeting house, used as Hospital by Howe, [382;] Pohick, [419,] [420,] [421;] Potomac, Ruins of, [422;] Monumental, at Richmond, Va., [436;] St. John's, Richmond Hill, [437,] [438;] Old Church Tower at Jamestown, [447;] Brenton, at Williamsburg, [469;] St. John's, Hampton, [532;] St. Paul's, [533;] Blandford, Petersburg, [542;] St. Philip's, Ruins of, at Brunswick, North Carolina, [568;] Of England, Liturgy, established at Charleston in 1703, [745;] Episcopal, at Wilmington, [781;] At Jamaica, [811;] Middle Dutch, French, and Swamp, New York, [835;] Trinity, New York, burned by British in 1776--Its History, [819;] Presbyterian, at White Plains, burned by Americans, [823.]
Churches, Protestant, in North Carolina, in 1776, [565.] Churchill, Sergeant Elijah, awarded Badge of military Merit in 1780, [834.]
Cincinnati, Society of, organized near Fishkill Landing, In 1783, [125;] Record of Proceedings of, [126;] Its Constitution opposed by Judge Burke and others, [127;] Its Certificate of Membership--Fac Simile of, [128;] Order of Society--President, General of, [129.]
City Point, Virginia, Notice of, [542.]
Claims to American Territory by English and French, [472.] Clarenden County (South Carolina and Georgia), Extent of Territory of, [559.]
Clarpnden, Lord, Notice of, [559.]
Clarke, General George R., Notice of, [489,] [491;] Biographical Sketch of, [493;] Explorations in the Wilderness--Submits Plans to Virginia Legislature of Expedition against British Forts on the Ohio in 1777--Receives appointment of the Command, [494;] Takes Kaskaskia and Vincennes by Surprise--Applies himself to Pacification of Indian Tribes, [495,] [496;] Plans Expedition to recapture Vincennes in 1779--Sends Captain Rogers to Mouth of White River--Traverses drowned Lands of Illinois--Encamps near Vincennes--Demands immediate surrender of Place and Fort, [496;] Resisted by Hamilton--Conflict ensues--Victorious-- Garrison made Prisoners of War, [497;] Urges Virginia Assembly, in 1780, to furnish Means to chastise the Enemy, [500;] Takes temporary command under Steuben--Ordered to Rendezvous at Falls of the Ohio--Promoted to rank of Brigadier--On Expedition against Indian Towns in 1782, [501.]
Clarke, Colonel Elijah, in Southern Campaign under Greene in 1780, [630;] In Battle at Musgrove's Mill, [650.]