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

696 INDEX.
men in
WILLIAMS.
muster-i-oll, 606 ; referred
to. 158, 162. 248. 249,
254, 256, 271, 279, 282, 284.
Williams, Eunice, referred to, 110.
Williams, Ezekiel, marries Prudence
Stoddard, 178.
Williams, Col. Israel, marches to
relief of Fort William Henry,
294 ; petitions for change in
sessions of county courts, 331.
Williams. Col. Israel, suggests fit
persons for officers, 103 ; com-
missary, 105 ; extract from letter,
160 ; writes to Gov. Shirley,
157, 158 ; writes to Secretary
Willard, 158, 162; succeeds
Col. Porter, 158 ; stationed
at Newhampton, 163 ;
buys land of Indians, 168; commander-in-chief,
244 ; letter
quoted, 245 ; .settles officers of
regiment, 251 ; ordered to have
men ready, 286 ; takes command
of regiment, 291 ; or-
dered to raise men, ib.; reaches
Kinderhook, 292 ; finds enemy
have retreated and returns,
ib. ; in expedition against Canada,
296 ; opinion about shire
town, 313, note ; at Springfield,
347, and note ; commissions
officers. 354 ; commanding
officer, 355 ; a tory, 373 ;
referred to, 160, 246, 248, 249,
250, 257, 270, 271, 272, 281.
Williams, Lieut. John Chester,
clerk, 355 ; Register of Pro-
bate, 521 ; referred to, 455.
Williams, John, member of committee
on canals, 576. note.
Williams, Rev. Mr., of Longmeadow,
substitute member
of council, 222.
Williams, Rev. Samuel P., 601.
Williams, Roswell, Revolutionary
.soldier, 629.
Williams, Solomon, 559.
Williams, Rev. Solomon, invited
to settle, 418 ; accepts, 419
ordained, 419-421 ; marries
Mary Hooker, 421 ; prayer at
funeral of Walker, 514 ; ap-
peals for aid, 553, 554 : debts
paid. 567 ; petition for increase
of salary refused, 583 ; referred
to, 472, 592.
Williams, Rev. Solomon, opposes
the new doctrine, 209 ; referred
to. 216.
Williams, Rev. Stephen, of Long-
;
WOLFE.
meadow, moderator of council.
241 ; funeral of, 459.
Williams, Dr. Thomas, sent to
Deerfield for ammunition, 148;
lieut. -colonel. 284.
WilHams, Thomas, 536.
Williams, Capt. William, erects
Fort Shirley, 104 ; sent to re-
inforce army at Louisburg,
114, 137, 138; in command at
Fort Massachusetts, 147, 148 ;
rebuilds the fort, 150.
Williams, Col. William, at Ticonderoga,
295 ; petitions for division
of county, 311 ; petitions
for new Court- House,
317,318.
Williams, Rev. William, preaches
ordination sermon, 47, and
note ; preaches Rev. Mr. Stoddard's
funeral sermon, 52
sermon quoted, 61, 62 ; referred
to. 63.
Williams College, founder of,
283.
Williamsburg, sleigh-ride parties
to, 315 ; soldiers from, 355 ; soldiers
march through, 381 ;
votes against session of court,
mob 390 : convention
at. 458 ;
in, 469 : mentioned, 386, 387,
413, 443, 499, 583.
Williamstown. founder of, 283,
note ; soldiers march through,
381, 401, 405; post route
through. 482.
Willimansett, 575.
Williston, homestead mentioned,
69, note 1.
Willys, William, Revolutionary
soldier. 629.
Wilton, David, inventory of parlor,
6 ; mentioned, 7, 11.
Windsor, stage at, 555 ;
tioned, 440.
Winslow, Edward, 286.
men-
Winslow, John, leads expedition
against Nova Scotia, 286 ; recalled,
287 ; his army disbanded,
288.
Winter, Daniel, Revolutionary
soldier, 629.
Winthrop, Gr.. signature, 369.
Wise, Rev. Mr., defends inoculation,
309, note.
Wolcott, Roger, second in command
of expedition against
Louisburg, 113.
Wolfe. Gen. James, in expedition
against Louisburg, 294 ; cap-
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