The Colonies, 1492-1750

by Reuben Gold Thwaites

• Sault Ste. Marie, early French visits to, [247], [248];
  • French settlement at, [253].

• Savannah, Ga., founded, [258].

• Say and Sele, Lord, attempts to introduce hereditary rank, [59], [129];
  • Connecticut land-grant to, [141].

• Saybrook, Conn., founded, [136], [137], [141], [164];
  • raided by Indians, [137].

• Scandinavians, pre-Columbian discoveries of, [21]-23;
  • on the Delaware, [51].

• Schenectady, N. Y., sacked by French and Indians, [206].

• Schuylkill River, conflicts between Dutch and English on, [200]-202.

• Scotch, in Carolina, [93];
  • in the Jerseys, [211], [213], [221].

• Scotch-Irish, in Georgia, [261], [263];
  • in North Carolina, [97];
  • in Virginia, [108];
  • in Shenandoah valley, [269];
  • in Pennsylvania and Delaware, [221], [222];
  • in New England, [180];
  • in Nova Scotia, [242].

• Seminoles, status of, [11].