Q QUEBEC, [48]
R RACING, [35] ROGERS, Elizabeth, [33], [36] ROGERS, Major Robert, [12], [33], [36] ROGERS, Private, [26] Rogers’ Rangers, [5] Roll call, [42] ROSS, Arthur, [18], servant to Robert Johnson, [26], [35] Royal American Regiment, see Sixtieth Regiment of Foot Royal Artillery, [44] Rum trading, by Johnson, [26], [35], [36], [39]; by Turnbull, [36], [42], [44]; suspicion of smuggling, [44]
S SAVAGE, Mrs. John, [25] SAVAGE, Private John, Johnson puts in guard house, [25] Scotland, [48] Servants, John Forbes, servant to Daniel Morison, [14]-18, [21]-23, [24], [42]; Arthur Ross servant to Robert Johnson, [26], [35] Seventy-Eighth Regiment of Foot, [48] Sixtieth Regiment of Foot, [6], [12], [48] SOLOMON, Ezekiel, [39] SPIECMACHER, Captain Frederick, [36] Spruce beer, [23] STRICKLAND, Ensign John, [13], [16], [17]; orders Carlile confined, [30]; races horse, [35], [43]; arrested, [44]-45 Surgeon’s mate, [6], [9], [48] Sutlers house, [35]-36, [42]
T TAILOR at Michilimackinac, [25] Thirty-Fifth Regiment of Foot, [48] TODD, Isaac, [8], [11], [12]; defends Morison, [13]-18, [22] Traders at the fort, Benjamin Frobisher, [8], [18], [36]; George McBeath, [8], [21], [26], [37]; Isaac Todd, [8], [11], [12], [13]-18, [22]; John Chinn, [11], [13]-18, [21], [22], [23]; Forest Oaks, [11], [12]-18, [21], [22]; Henry Williams, [21]; Phineas Pond, [33], [38]-39; Ezekiel Solomon, [39]; John Askin, [47] TURNBULL, Captain George, [8]; witnesses assault, [22]-23; Carlile appeals to, [24], [26]; dines with Johnson and Mrs. Carlile, [26]; witnesses Johnson attack William Morison, [26]-27; approves judgment against Carlile, [30]; erases judgment against Carlile, [31]; observes flogging and beatings, [36]-37; arrests Johnson, [37]; allows James Coleman to recuperate before receiving rest of punishment, [37]-38; benefits from trade, [39]; severely criticized by Morison, [41]-45; biographical data, [46]-47
V VARINGON, Lieutenant, [18] Violence, perpetuated against Daniel Morison, [12]-18; attempted rape, [35], [37]; catalog of Robert Johnson’s misdeeds, [36]-38; voyageur beaten, [44]
W WALKER, Private, [22] West Indies, [46], [48] WILLIAMS, Henry, [21] Women, Mrs. Thomas Carlile, [23], [25]-26, [29]-31, [37]; Mrs. George McBeath, [25], [37]; Mrs. John Savage, [25]; Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, [33], [36]; Mrs. Oldham, [35], [37] Worship services, [23], [24]
An innocent evening’s entertainment ends in a wild brawl and an attempted murder ...
A judge arrives late to a horse race because he has been busy smuggling rum ...
The court-martial of a sergeant charged with being disrespectful to an officer who was cavorting with the sergeant’s own wife ...
These are a few of the strange but always fascinating events related by Dr. Daniel Morison in the journal he kept from 1769 to 1772 while he was surgeon’s mate at Fort Michilimackinac.