General History of Connecticut, from Its First Settlement Under George Fenwick to its Latest Period of Amity with Great Britain

by Samuel Peters

• Uncas, a pretended sachem, [32].
• Union, [132].

V

• Verdmont, account of, [106].
• Viets, Rev. Mr., tried for high treason, [274].
• Visey, Rev. Mr., suppresses the powwow at Stratford, [164].
• Voluntown, [135].

W

• Wallingford, description of, [162].
• Warwick, Earl of, his title to the soil of any part of Connecticut disproved, [23]-26.
• Waterbury, [162].
• Weathersfield, description of, [138];
  • singular industry of the females there, [138].
• Wentworth, Benning, Esq., grants townships in Verdmont, [104].
• Whapperknocker, description of, [182].
• Wheelock, Dr. Eleazer, notices concerning, 53, [Note], [132].
• Whippoorwill, description of, [186].
  • and character, [161];
  • attempts to work a miracle at Saybrook, [128];
  • his character of the people of Norwich, [124];
  • of those of Hebron, [140];
  • of Guilford, [161];
  • of Connecticut in general, [170], [212].
• Whitefield, Rev. George, anecdote of, [121];
• Whitemore, Rev. Mr., joins Church of England, [166].
  • of Mrs. Cursette’s, [152].
• Will, scandalous concealment of Mr. Grigson’s, [151];
• Willington, [132].
• Winchester, [147].
  • inhabitants alarmed by frogs, [130].
• Windham, [129];
• Windsor described, [139].
• Wolcott, Oliver, treacherous embassy of, [258].
• Woodbury, [146].
• Woodchuck, [183].
• Woodstock, [133].
  • mortally wounded, [259].
• Wooster, General, attacks Dr. Peters, [268];
• Wright, Major, his actions with the Windham mob, [266].

Y

• Yale College, account of, [155]-161.
• York, Duke of, obtains a grant including half of Connecticut, [75].

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