Comment by Ed. Instead of the French and Indian War (1754-1763), Flagg is doubtless referring to Queen Anne's War (1702-1713).
A large amount of valuable but scattered documentary and secondary information concerning this massacre and the causes leading to it may be found under captions "Norridgewock" and "Rasle" in indexes to Maine Historical Society Collections, and Documents relative to Colonial History of State of New York (Albany, 1854-61). See also William Allen, History of Norridgewock (Norridgewock, 1849).
[42] Prunus Americana.—Flagg.
[43] Indian Date, by the French called Placminier, Diosporus Virginiana.—Flagg.
[44] Morus Rubra and Alba.—Flagg.
[45] Prunus Cerasus Virginia.—Flagg.
[46] Custard apple, Annona glabra.—Flagg.
[47] Breckenridge.—Flagg.
Comment by Ed. Henry Marie Brackenridge, Views of Louisiana, p. 60.
[48] For a sketch of Prairie du Rocher, see A. Michaux's Travels, in our volume iii, p. 70, note 133.—Ed.