History of Northampton, Massachusetts, from its settlement in 1654;

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JACK.
Jack, servant of Samuel Wolcott,
876 ; bvinis Wm. Clarke's
vicious
house, 876, 877, note ;
character, 376 ; arrested and
tried, ib. ;
of trial, ib.
sentence, 877 ; cost
James II., succeeds Charles II.,
flight of. 399.
894 ;
Janes, Abel, fined. 291, note ; op-
poses change in school methods.
427 ; in Falls fight, 574.
Janes, Benjamin, at Pascommnck,
491 ; captured, but escajjes,
493 ; brings news of disaster
to Northampton, 494 ; fonr
children slain, 495 and note 8 ;
wife tomahawked, but sur-
to Cov-
vives, 496 ; removes
entry, ib. : petitions government
for aid. ib., note.
Janes, Ebenezer, killed. 256.
Janes, Ebenezer, 280. 282, 288.
Janes, Jonathan, killed, 256.
Janes, Joseph, casts lot for mead-
approves the pe-
ow land, 58 ;
tition for a minister,
tistics, 145.
59 ; sta-
Janes, Mary, burial place, 125.
Janes, Obadiah, referred to, 495,
note 3.
Janes, Samuel, at Pascommuck,
491 ; himself, wife, and three
children slain, 495. and note 3.
Janes, [Jans, JeanesJ, William,
[*1656-1690]. an original petitioner,
6 ; home lot. 18 ; recorder,
26 petitions for court,
;
32 ; chosen committee to Gen-
engaged eral Court, 35 ;
to
copy old town records, 54
witness to deed of Capawonke,
56 ; recorder, 57 ; approves petition
for a minister, 59 ; contribiites
land, 78 ; on a committee
to measure a lot for the
ministry, 81 ; clerk of the
writs, 94 ; signs church covenant,
107 ; burial place of his
wife, 125 ; on committee to
rectify land records, 126 ; pro-
tests against giving away sequestered
land, 138 ; statistics,
146 ; engaged to teach school,
191 ; biographical sketch, 192,
en-
193 ; autograph. 192 ; an
gager at Northfield, 223 ; two
sons killed at Northfield, 256 ;
referred to, 160 ; siibscription
to Harvard College, 573 ;
of, 414.
death
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INDEX.
JUDD.
Janson, William, receii^t for
wheat. 190.
Jacpiish, William, 283.
Jeanes. William, see Janes.
Jennings, "Captivity," 354 and n.
Jennings, Joseph, Justice of the
Peace, 490, note 3.
Jennings, Stephen, wife and two
children taken by Indians, 353;
determines to redeem captives,
353 journey to Canada,
;
and discovery of the prisoners,
ib. ; a child born, 854 ; arrival
home, ib. ; removes to
Brookfield, ib.. note.
Jesuits, referred to. 518, 535, .540.
Job, sent out as a spy, 398.
Johns Hopkins University Studies,
quoted, 37. note ; 870, notes.
Jones, Benoni, at Pascommuck,
491 ; house forti fi e d , 493;
biirned, 493 ; himself and two
children slain, 495 and note 3 ;
indentured to William Clarke,
ib., note 3 ; referred to, 518.
Jones, Esther, wife of Benoni,
carried to Canada, and dies
there, 496 ; mentioned, 513.
Jones, Griffith, referred to, 495,
note 3.
Jones, John, wounded, 333.
Jones,Margaret, hanged for witchcraft,
337.
Jones. Pelatiah. indentured to
William Holton Jr., 495, n. 3.
Joseph, son of Uncas, 350.
Judd. Rev. Jonathan, referred to,
864. note.
Judd, Samuel, statistics, 147.
Judd, Sylvester, doubts statement
of Indian loss, 358, 833 ; suggestion
of, 391, note ; state-
ment concerning burying
groimd, 546, note ; referred to,
399, note ; 806, note 3 ; 343,
502, note.
quoted,
note ;
Judd MSS., quoted, 335,
ted, 336, 338 ;
note ;
note ; cited, 410 ;
ci-
quoted, 365, 886;
433,
note; cited, 437, 447, 485;
quoted, 490, note ; 494, notes
cited,
496, note ; 497, note ;
501 ;
528 :
quoted, 503, note ; cited,
quoted. 571.
Judd, Thomas, statistics, 147.
Keet, Francis, soldier, 574.
Kellogg, James, 388, note.
Kellogg, Joseph, sent by government
to Canada, 490.
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