CASTELLO, one of the four survivors of Nar- | CIBOLA, Indian town on the Pacific, 192. vaez's expedition, 156. CASTLE ISLAND, near Albany, site of Fort CLARK, mate of the Mayflower, 392, 393, abandoned because of floods, 363. Marco Polo's description of, 92. CECIL, SIR ROBERT, Raleigh's letter to, 259, CHALONG, HENRY, voyage of, [1606], 268, 317. CHAMPLAIN, SAMUEL DE, first American death of, [1635], 322. note. CLARK'S ISLAND, visited by a party from his hostility to Maryland, 501; sent to England by Harvey, 502; a leader in the Maryland rebellion, escape and subsequent acts, [1640], 514. CLIMATE, American, changes in, 50, note. 470. CHANCELLOR, RICHARD, pilot in Willough- COLIGNY, ADMIRAL, sends a colony to by's fleet, [1553], 227; establishes trade with Russia, 229. America, [1562], 190; his second colony, [1564], 196. CHARLES V., EMPEROR, sends expedition to COLUMBUS, CHRISTOPHER, primal purpose America, [1527], 151; extent of his dominion, 339; 194. CHARLESTOWN, MASS., settled, [1630], 531. 312. CHESAPEAKE BAY, called St. Mary by visited by Bartholomew Gilbert, 260; CHESTERTON, Warwickshire,stone mill at, 60. CHICORA, Spanish search for, 149. of his voyages, 98; his voyage to Iceland, [1467], 101; theory of the earth's size, 103; arrest and ill-treatment of, 120; COLUMBUS, DON DIEGO, son of Christo- pher Columbus, sues the crown of CHILTON, MARY, one of the first to land on COLUMBUS, FERDINAND, son of Christo- CONANT, ROGER, present at the Cape Ann | DANA, JAMES D., on contemporaneity of ing-place, [1609], 351. CONEY ISLAND, Hudson's crew's first land- DAVID, a prince of Wales, 68. CONWAY ABBEY, in Wales, 67. DAVIS, JOHN, voyages to the Northwest, COPPIN, ROBERT, gunner of the Mayflower, DAVISON, WILLIAM, political patron of 392. Brewster, 375. CORDOVA, HERNANDEZ DE, on the coast of DE AYLLON, LUCAS VASQUEZ, expedition Yucatan, [1517], 148. CORLAER, the trumpeter at Fort Amster- dam, 443. to Chicora, [1520], 149; traces of, found by De Soto, 162. CORNWALLIS, THOMAS, a councillor of DE LA ROCHE, MARQUIS, colony of, 312. COUSIN OF DIEPPE, alleged discovery of DENYS, JOHN, explores Gulf of St. Law- America by [1488], 139. CRADOCK, MATTHEW, governor of the Mas- CROATOAN, ISLAND OF, on North Carolina English colony at, [1590], 254. CUMBERLAND ISLAND, 231; visited by Davis, 232. CUSHMAN, ROBERT, at Leyden, 379; rence, [1506], 175. DERMER, THOMAS, Voyages of, [1619], 331. appointed governor of Florida, 157; discovery of the Mississippi River, his death, [1542], 167; end of his expedition, 170. sent to England to negotiate a char- DE VRIES, DAVID PIETERSZEN, acquires DIGHTON ROCK, inscription on, 60. DINCKLAGEN, LUBBERTUS VAN, Schout at Manhattan, 444; provisional governor, 463. ENGLISH, THOMAS, early Plymouth colonist, ENSENORE, an Indian chief in Virginia, 248. DOEGS, an Indian tribe, supposed Welsh ERIC THE RED, colonizes Greenland, 38. origin of, 70. DONNACONA, Indian lord of Saguenay, 183. Narvaez's expedition, 156. ESTEVANICO, one of the four survivors of DORCHESTER COMPANY formed, [1623], 420. FARRAR'S ISLAND, Virginia, settle- DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, settled, 532. DOTY, EDWARD, one of the Mayflower's DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE, settled, [1623], 333. DRAKE, SIR FRANCIS, on the coast of Flor- succors Raleigh's colony, [1586], 250; 253. DU THET, FATHER GILBERT, Jesuit mission- death of, 326. ment on, 299. FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, of Spain, 107 FERDINANDO, SIMON, admiral of Raleigh's FLEET, CAPTAIN HENRY, a trader on the his association with Clayborne, 501. DUTCH EAST INDIA COMPANY, formed, FLOKKO, visits Iceland, 36. DUTCH WEST INDIA COMPANY, chartered, FORREST, MRS., one of the first women in ELDRIDGE, GILES, buys Monhegan Island, FORT ORANGE, built on present site of Al- 335. bany, [1623], 366. ELIOT, JOHN, the Apostle" of the In- FOSSIL REMAINS in Europe, 2; dians, 539. in America, 15, 16, 17. ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND, patron of Raleigh, FRANCIS I. of France, sends expedition to 235, 246. ELIZABETH ISLAND. (See Cuttyhunk.) deposed by Balboa, 144. ENDICOTT, JOHN, governor at Naumkeag, confirmed as governor by the Massa- a follower of Roger Williams, 542; America, [1523], 175. FREYDIS, daughter of Eric the Red, 46; brave act of, 52; colony of, [1011], 55; her massacre of her enemies, 58. FUSANG, name of America in the Chinese | GORGES, SIR FERDINANDO, secures Laconia GALLOP, JOHN, finds John Oldham's 46. GARAY, FRANCIS, explores Gulf of Mexico, GARDAR SVAFARSON, visits Iceland, [about GARDAR-HOLM, Iceland so called, 36. GASCOIGNE, GEORGE, publishes Gilbert's his second governorship, [1611], 299. GILBERT, SIR HUMPHREY, "Discourse" his birth, 233; obtains his charter, [1578], 235; lost at sea, [1583], 240. GILBERT, SIR Отно, father of Sir Humph- rey, 233. Grant with Mason, [1623], 333; GORGES, JOHN, succeeds to the lands of his Gorges, Robert, governor-general of the 290. GOSNOLD, BARTHOLOMEW, Voyages to New his colony, 265; member of Virginia council, 270; GOURGUES, DOMINIQUE DE, arrives in Flor- attack on Spanish forts, 216; GOVERNOR'S ISLAND, called Nutten Island GRANGANAMEO, Indian chief in Virginia, keeps peace with English, 248. 27. GREEN, THOMAS, appointed governor of GREENLAND discovered, 37; colonized, 38; visited by English, [1587], 231. GILBERT, RALEIGH, son of Sir Humphrey, GRENVILLE, SIR RICHARD, commands 268; commander of the Popham expedi- tion, [1607], 317; president of the colony, 320. GIOIA, FLAVIA, introduces the magnetic American Expedition, [1585], 246; his last words, 247; returns to England, 248; second voyage to Virginia, [1586], 251. GRIJALVA, JOHN DE, visits Florida, [1518], 148. GODFREY, EDWARD, first settler in York, GRIMOLFSON, BIARNE, a Norse merchant, 46, GODYN, SAMUEL, New Netherland patroon, GUANAHANI, first land seen by Columbus, needle into Europe, 35. Maine, 336. 431 et seq. ican coast, [1525], 151. 49. [1492], 113. Gomez, Stephen, explores the North Amer- GUDRID, a Norse woman, 45 ; GONDOMAR, his hostility to the Virginia GORGES, SIR FERDINANDO, governor of sends expeditions to Maine, [1616-17], sends Captain Rocroft to New Eng- mother of first European child born GUERCHEVILLE, MARQUISE DE, sends Jesuit GULF OF MEXICO, explored by Garay, GUNNBIORN, discovers Greenland, 37, 38. HAARFAGER, KING HAROLD, of HIGGINSON, JOHN, teacher in the church at Norway, 37. Salem, 521; his farewell to England, 528; CAPTAIN EDWARD, governor of HISPANIOLA, Supposed to be Ophir by Co- anarchy in, 120. HOBOKEN, formerly Hobokan-Hacking, bought by Michael Pauw, 432. HOCHELAGA, river of, 133; town of, 185. HOEI-SHIN, discoverer of Fusang (America) in the Chinese tradition, 85. HARVEY, SIR JOHN, first royal governor of HOLLAENDARE, PETER, governor at Fort Virginia, 484; Christina, [1641], 469. 441. takes sides with the Maryland colo- HOLMES, GEORGE, Occupies Fort Nassau, 504. HAWKINS, SIR JOHN, relieves French col- ony, 203. HAWKINS, CAPTAIN RICHARD, voyage to HAYES, CAPTAIN EDWARD, quoted, 232, 238. HEEMSKERK, Arctic voyage of, 344. HELLULAND, Newfoundland, so named by Northmen, 40. (Cambridge), 540; removes to Connecticut, 551. HUDDE, ANDREAS, commissary at Fort Nas- his quarrels with the Swedes, 473 HENDRICKSEN, CORNELIS, explores Dela- HUDSON, HENRY, voyage to the Northeast, HIEROGLYPHICS, of Central America and HUNT, REV. ROBERT, chaplain of James- Asia compared, 12. town colony, 269. |