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

CONTINENTAL.
soldiers drowned
forts repaired,
dians on, 23 ;
in crossing, 29 ;
249 ; island in, 803 ; boundary,
335 ; clay on banks. 339 ; great
water-way, 574, 575 proprie-
;
tors of locks and canals on, incorporated,
576 ; much sick-
ness caused by water setting
back, 578-580 ; canal built at
Willimansett, 582 : mentioned,
20, 95. 90, 155, 362, 371.
Continental Army, organization
of. S97 ; soldiers raised to reinforce,
422, 441 ; drafting for,
441.
Conventions, state convention called,
426^ its sessions, 426, 427 ;
/j;/Y*»^^^gulate prices, ^^; the
order of the day,
Hampshire County,
452 ;
ih. ;
in
at
Hadley, 453 ; at Hatfield, 454,
466. 470, 478, 486 ; in different
towns, 468, 469 ; rapidity
of. 484, 485 ; resiilt of, at
Hatfield, 487 ; in Lenox, 490 ;
in Worcester, 495 ; at Hatfield
and Hadley, 499 ; lose their
hold upon the people, 500.
Conway, votes against session of
court. 390 ; Ely from, 455,
note gathering to meet com-
;
mittee at, 466 ; mentioned, 438,
454, 457, 460.
Cook,
84.
Capt. Aaron, referred to,
Cook, Aaron, committee to settle
new minister, 419 ;
committee, 420.
ordination
Cooke, Asahel, Revolutionary soldier,
620 ; in Ely Insurrection,
631.
Cook, Daniel, Revolutionary soldier,
620 ; in Ely Insurrection,
631.
Cook, Elisha. furnishes for ordi-
nation dinner, 420 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 620 ; in Ely Insurrection,
631.
Cook, Elisha Jr., Revolutionary
soldier, 620 ; in Ely Insurrection,
631.
Cook, Joseph, in expedition against
Louisburg, 120, 606 : ensign,
355 ; lieutenant, 356 ; Committee
of Correspondence, In-
' spection and Safety, 400 ; enlists
soldiers, 413 ; ordination
dinner, 420; captain, 423;
committee to consider new
constitiTtion,
48
42S : captain of
Index. 649
COURT.
militia, 442 ; ordered to procure
beef, 445 ; chairman,
449 ; interested in new school
for girls, 475 ; in service after
fall of Louisburg, 607 ;
Seven Years' War, 611 ;
in
olutionary soldier, 620.
Rev-
Cook, Capt. Joseph, jail keeper,
359, 360, 517 ;
by insurgents. 518 ;
roughly handled
death, ib.
Cooke, Justin, Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Cooke, Justus, Revolutionary soldier.
620.
Cook. Moses, Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Cook, Dea. Noah, receives portion
of additional grant, 187 ; on
committee to confer with Mr.
Edwards, 207.
Cook, Noah, narrative, 359-362 ;
ac-
count of march to Canada,
381-384; re-enlists, 384; Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Cook, Warham, in Ely Insurrection,
631.
Cooley, Ariel, supervises change
in dam, 581 ; builds fishway,
ib. ; death of, ib.
Cooley, Martin, at South Hadley,
507.
Coombs, David, in Father Rale's
War, 605.
Coombs, conveys Arnold to Vulture,
433.
Coomb's Mill Place, 409.
Coots. Ariah, in Shays Rebellion,
632, 633.
Corlet, Master, referred to, 53.
Corliss, David, in Seven Years'
War, 611.
Cornwallis, Lord Charles, surrender
of, 443, 444.
Corse, Ebenezer, receives portion
of additional grant, 189 ; in
Father Rale's War, 605.
Corse Reuben, attacked by Indians.
26, 27.
Corss, Ebenezer, on guard duty,
31.
Councillors, Mandamus, 344.
Couriers, official communication
made by, 25.
Court, County. First house built,
87 : its cost, 87, 88 ; the build-
ing, 88, note ; aid invoked.
225; proposition to build
Court-House brought before,
317 ; change in sessions of, 331
to be stopped, 345-.348 ; mob
;