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

664 INDEX.
HUNT.
Hunt, Samuel, signs militia company
agreement, 375 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 622.
Hunt, Serg't, referred to, 107.
Hunt, Lieiit. Setli, reinforces army
in Canada, 381 ; with regiment
enlisted for six weeks, 403
Revolutionary soldier. 622 ; referred
to, 107.
Hunt, Thomas, 527, note.
Hunt's Journal, quoted, 40.
Hunter, John, killed, 506.
Revolu-
Hutchens, Hezekiah, 560 ;
tionary soldier,
632.
623 : ensign.
Hutchins, Joseph, shoemaker. 328;
Revolutionary soldier, 622.
Hutchinson, Ebenezer, receives
portion
187.
of additional grant,
Hutchinson, Moses, referred to, 89.
Hutchinson, Thomas, chief justice,
536.
Hutchinson,
declines
Gov. Thomas, 340 ;
to convene legislature,
341 ; attempts to revive
the militia, 354, 355 ; claims
Parliament has a right to legislate
for us. 539 ; testimony
to Hawley, 538 ; referred to,
356, 539.
Hutchinson, History of Massachusetts,
quoted, 167, note, 175.
Indians, fourth conflict with, 15 ;
on the war path, 16 ; burn
town of Brunswick, 17 ; Canada,
join the Abenakis, ib. ;
treaty with Canada unsuccessful,
ih.; commissioners sent
to Five Nations. 18, 24 ; conference
at Deerfield not successful,
18 ; delegation of, at
Boston, ih.; raid on northern
, frontier, ib.; depredations at
Northfield. 19 ; engaged to
scout at Fort Dummer, 21 ;
ambuscade near Deei'field, 23 ;
selling liquor to, forbidden, 23,
24 ; leave Canada for New
England, 24 ; at Deerfield and
Springfield, 26 : attack i)arty
in Pomeroy meadows, 26, 27
discovered near Westfield, 27
Norridgewocka defeated, ib.
fight near Ossipee, 28 ; delegates
refuse peace commissioners'
terms, ib. ; attack men
from Deerfleld and Fort Dummer,
32; peace with, ib.; trade
;
with, 102 ; attack New England
towns, 147 ; fight at Bars,
148 ; at Southampton, 152, 155,
163, 246, 247 ; defeated near
Fort Massachusetts, 153; other
forts attacked, but assailants
driven away, ib.; surprise a
party near No. 4, 156 ; attack
Capt. Melvin's party, 159 ; at-
tack Fort Massachusetts, 160
peace Avith. 163 ; sell land to
Stoddard, 168 ; negotiations
with, ib. ; on the warpath, 245,
employed 249, 250 ;
in Crown
Point expedition, 267, 268;
wagons attacked by, 265; leave
the army, 271 ; with Dieskau,
281, note, 282; in Western
Massachusetts, 288, 289 ; attack
prisoners, 290 ; at Colrain
and Hinsdale, 295 ; last
raid, 297, 298 ; outrages, 415 :
defeat Gen. Harmar and St.
Clair, 551 ; referred to, 286,
292, 297, 300, 319, 401, 424.
Ingersoll, Capt. Jonathan, killed,
283.
Ingersoll. Thomas, lays out Stockbridge,
168.
Island Battre. attempt to capture,
128, 129, 130.
Jameson, Col., sends message to
Arnold of Andre's capture,
434, 435.
Janes, Benjamin, sells homestead,
89.
Janes, Elisha, in Hawley's company,
609 ; in Seven Years'
War, 612; Revolutionary soldier,
623.
Janes, Jonathan, in Louisburg expedition,
146, 606 ; Committee
of Inspection, 353 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 623.
Janes, Obadiah. Revolutionary soldier,
623.
Janes, Samuel Jr., Revolutionary
soldier, 623.
Janes, Samuel, settles in Pascommuck,
89 ; builds fort at Easthampton,
156 ; released from
poll-tax. 157 ; receives portion
of additional grant, 189 ; petitions
for "noon house," 305,
in service after fall
and note ;
of Louisburg, 607 ; Revolutionary
soldier, 623.
Jay, Chief Justice John, treaty
with England, 504. 569.
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