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Indian War, 64. Lake, Capt. Thomas (confd) :-
Indian maiden Ruth, Io4, IO5, Io6. Ann, daughter of, married tc
Intolerance, fierce and inexorable I_.ev. John Cotton of Haml)in
I636, 65-79. ton, father-in-law to Rev.
John Whiting, 2_8.
j. Mary, grand-daughter of, m.
Judge Thomas Whiting, 218.
Johnson, "Wonder Working Pedigree of, in 13entham's
Providence," 62, 86. Baronetage, 2I 9.
Rhymes of, without poetry, on Descent of, fi'om Hugh de
Rev. Samuel _Vhiting, 62. Caley, 2i 9.
Jones, Mrs. Margaret, hung for Descent of, fi'om Hamo de
witchcraft, 98. Hamsted, ax 9.
Husband of, imprisoned by Laud, Archbishop, I8.
the County Court, a ship Leake, Parish of, 6.
loaded with horses having Leaverton, Eng., 87.
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lurched while he was on i Leverett, Thomas, 60.
board, 98 . Lexington, 224.
Liberty in the colony; how affected
K. by conferring civil and ecclesiastical
power upon the
Keayne, Robert, Io 7. magistrates, 65.
Kentisbeare, Parish of, old tomb- By restricting the right ofvot-
stone in memory of John ing and the elective franchise
Whiting, Esq., and Ann his to church-members, 66.
consort, erected in I539, ]3y the personal ambition of
268, 269. political leaders, 65.
Keynes, 269. By penal laws which disffan-
Knightly, Sir Richard, 48. chised certain church-members
while under censure of'
L. churches, 66.
By laws prohibiting the gath-
Lake, Capt. Thomas, an eminent ering of churches without
merchant, 218. leave of the magistrates,
Family and descent of, 218, &e., 67.
219. By laws authorizing the dis-
Killed by the Indians in I676 , arming of one class of citi-
218, zens by another, on account
Memoir of, by J. XV. Thorn- of differences of opinion on
ton, Esq., 218. .doctrines of religion, 67.
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