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

CUMMINGTON.
abandoned, 29(5;
against, 287 ;
fallen, 297 ; capture of, ;5G3-
305, 380 ; Gen. Carleton at,
400; mentioned, 82, 110, 248,
259, 272, 275, 286, 288, 298, 381,
383.
Cummington, votes against session
of the
tioned, 355.
court, 390 ; men-
Cummins, Capt. Jacob, starts
with relief
Henry, 294.
for Fort William
Cnrson, Isaac, schoolmaster, 476 ;
taught two years, 476, 477
referred to, 585.
Curtice, Nathaniel, buys land of
town, 46 ; examines other
meeting-houses, 68.
Curtis, Nathaniel, receives portion
of additional gi-ant. 184.
Curtiss. Zacheriah, Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Cushing. Caleb, signature, 369.
Cushing, Judge, 348.
Cushing, Thomas, in legislature,
539, note.
Cutler, Rev. Manasseh, purchases
land, 550.
Cutler. Gen., lived at BrooMeld,
492.
DadA, Timothy, Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Dada, William, death of, 382;
Revolutionary soldier, 620.
Dady, Nathaniel, Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Damon, Peter, Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Dana, Daniel, Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Dancing, 561. 562, and note.
Dailey, Dominic, trial of, 589 ; execution,
592.
Danielson, Corp. Jno., 632.
Danielson, Brig. -Gen. Timothy,
chairman, 349 ; orders men
raised for Horse Neck, 387 ;
councillor. 438.
Danks, Asahel. in Seven Years'
War, 611 ; Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Danks, Asahel, sells homestead,
336.
Danks, Benoni, receives portion of
additional grant, 189.
Danks, Eli, death of, 386 ; Revolutionary
soldier. 620.
Danks. Eliakim, Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
;
INDEX. 651
DAY.
Danks, Ephraim, receives portion
of additional grant, 189.
Danks, Ephraim Jr., Revohationary
soldier, 620.
Danks, Robert, first home lot of,
37.
Danks, Robert, released from polltax,
157 ; receives portion of
additional grant, 189 ; in service
after fall of Louisburg,
607.
Danks, Samuel, in Seven Years'
War, 611 ; Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Danks, Samuel, receives portion
of additional grant. 190.
Danks, Zadoc, at Fort No. 4, 154 ;
builds fort at Easthampton,
156 ; receives portion of addi-
tional grant, 189 ; owns one
negro, 328 ; in service after
fall of Louisburg, 607 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Danks' Pond, mentioned, 91.
Darby, David, drummer, 150 ; in
service after the fall of
burg, 607.
Dartmouth College, 555.
Louis-
Davenson. Josiah, in Louisburg
expedition, 146.
Davis, John, Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Davis, Capt.
company
Simeon, commands
against Crown
Point, 252.
Davis, William, Revolutionary
soldier, 620.
Day. Capt. Benjamin, starts with
relief for Fort William Henry,
293.
Day, Elijah, one of the insurgents,
491.
Day, Luke, leader of the rebellion,
491 ; raises men to reinforce
Shays, 497 ; requests the court
not to sit, 502 ; refuses to cooperate
with Shays, 504 ; summons
Gen. Shepherd to surrender,
ib. ; inactive, 507 joins
;
Shays, 508 : prisoner, 517 ; referred
to, 506, 518, 523, 632.
Day. Nathan, Revolutionary soldier,
620.
Day, Nathaniel, receives portion
of additional grant, 188 ; carries
off hay on Shepherd's
Island, 303 ; beats drum at
Bennington alarm. 402 ; a
whig, 411, note ; furnishes for
ordination dinner, 420 ; in