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SANCHEZ, ALONZO, supposed voyage of, SMITH, CAPTAIN JOHN, his return to Eng-

109.

land, 295;

comes to New England, [1614], 327;
profits of his voyages, 329;

the friend of Henry Hudson, 345.

SMITH, JOHN, Separatist pastor at Gains-
borough, 376;

at Amsterdam, 379.

SMITH, REV. RALPH, at Salem and Nan-
tasket, 520, 521.

SATOURIONA, Indian chief in Florida, 197; SMITH, THOMAS, an officer of Clayborne,

welcomes De Gourgues, 216.

SCHOODIC RIVER. (See St. Croix.)

SCRIVENER, a member of the Virginia coun-

cil, 290.

tried, 507.

SMITH, SIR THOMAS, treasurer of the Vir-

ginia Company, 305;

leader of a faction in its council, 481.

SCROOBY, in Nottinghamshire, home of lead- SNORRI, first European child born in North

ing separatists, 372, 374.

"SEA ADVENTURE," wreck of, [1609], 292.
SEGURA, JOHN BAPTIST, Jesuit missionary,

220.

SELOOE, an Indian chief in Florida, 213.
SEVEN CITIES, OR SEVEN BISHOPS, myth-

ical island of, 13, 35.

SEYMOUR, RICHARD, chaplain of Popham SOMERS ISLANDS, the Bermudas so called,

294.

SHELL-HEAPS in Europe and the United SOMES'S SOUND, at Mount Desert, 325;

colony, 318.

States, 14.

Argall lands at, 327.

SIDNEY, SIR HENRY, speech of, 227, 230, SOTO, HERNANDO DE. (See De Soto.)

SKULLS, FOSSIL. The Calaverus skull, 17; STANDISH, MILES, reconnoitres the Massa-

the Neanderthal skull, 33;

the Dorreby skull, 33;

skulls from the American mounds, 33.
SMITH POINT, Maryland, called St. Greg-
ory by the first colonists, 491.

SMITH, CAPTAIN JOHN, quoted, 258;

a member of the Jamestown colony,
269, 270;

his charges against Wingfield, 277;
made prisoner by Indians, 280;
the Pocahontas story, 282;
his True Relation and General His-
tory, 283;

trial of, [1608], 285;

explores Chesapeake Bay, 287;
president of the colony, [1608], 287;

SUSQUEHANNAH INDIANS, their hostility to UTRECHT, Union of, [1579], 341.

Maryland settlers, 508;

war against them, 509.

SWAANENDAEL, Dutch colony at, [1631], VALLDIDIA, an Indian king known to

433;

destroyed by Indians, 436;

site sold to West India Company, 442.

TAMOCOMO, son-in-law of Powhatan,

304.

the Norse, 53.

VAN CURLER, ARENDT, manager at Rens-
selaerswyck, 442.

VAN CURLER, JACOB, Dutch commissary on
the Connecticut, 440.

VANE, SIR HENRY, governor of Massachu-
setts Bay, 553.

VAN TWILLER, WOUTER, governor of New
Netherland, [1633], 436 et seq.

THEVET, ANDRÉ, French navigator, 310.
THOMPSON'S ISLAND, in Boston Harbor, 423.
THOMPSON, DAVID, settles at Portsmouth, VAN VOORST, superintendent at Pavonia,

THORNE, ROBERT, letter of to Henry VIII., VERDRIETIG HOECK, Hudson River, 352.

THORVARD, a Greenlander, husband of VERRAZANO, HIERONIMUS DA, map by,

Freydis, 46, 57, 58.

TILLEY, OR TILLIE, JOHN AND EDWARD,
early Plymouth colonists, 393, note,
and 398.

TINDALL, THOMAS, punished for an assault
on Lord Baltimore, 485.

TINICUM OR TENACONG ISLAND, settled by
Swedes, [1643], 471.
TISQUANTUM. (See Squanto.)
TOBACCO introduced into England, 250,

note;

its profit to Virginia planters, 302.
TOSCANELLI, PAUL, geographer of Florence,
corresponds with Columbus, 104.

TUMULI, British, 21.

TYRKER, the Northman, finds grapes in VIRGINIA COMPANY, first charter of, [1606],

VIRGINIA COMPANY, second charter of, WEST, CAPTAIN, assistant to Robert Gorges,

334.

[1609], 291;
hostility to the Plymouth Company, WEST, FRANCIS, governor of Virginia,
332;

[1627], 484.

interference of James I. in its affairs, WEST, MR., settles at falls of James River,

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VRIESENDAEL, De Vries's colony on the WHEELWRIGHT, REV. JOHN, arrives at

Boston, 553.

WHITE, FATHER ANDREW, Jesuit mission-
ary in Maryland, 489;

narrative of, quoted, 491.

WHITE, JOHN, governor of Raleigh's second
colony, [1587], 251;

his return to England, 252;
second voyage, [1590], 253;
search for his colony, 254.
WHITE, REV. JOHN, minister at Dorchester,
England, and leader in the Dor-
chester company, 420.

WHITE MAN'S LAND, mythical colony in
America, 53, note.

WIGHCOMOCO, harbor of, sea-fight in, 501,

502.

WILLIAM OF ORANGE, murder of, 341.

WALSINGHAM, SIR FRANCIS, death of, 232; WILLIAMS, MR., evidence of on Welsh tra-

[1623], 365.

WAREHAM, JOHN, one of the Dorchester WILLIAMS, ROGER, at Manhattan, 460;

WINCOB, JOHN, patent granted to the Puri-
tans in his name, [1619], 383.
WINDSOR, Conn., settled, [1633], 548.

WESSAGUSSET (now Weymouth), colony at, WINGFIELD, EDWARD MARIA, member of

[1622], 406;

its failure, 409;

second colony, and its failure, [1623]

410.

Virginia Company, [1606], 267;
member of Jamestown colony, 269;
member of the Virginia Council, 270;
made president, 271;

WINGFIELD, EDWARD MARIA, trouble with | WOLLASTON, Captain, founds colony at

John Smith, 273;

trial before the Council, 274;
his "Discourse" quoted, 275;
deposed, 277;

returns to England, [1608], 286.
WINGINA, an Indian chief in Virginia, 244;
his hostility to the English, 248.
WINSLOW, EDWARD, joins the Puritans at

Leyden, 380;

envoy to Massasoit, 407;

goes to England, 413, 415;

returns with a new grant, 417.

Mount Wollaston, 423.

WONDERSTRAND, Cape Cod so named, 47.
WYAT, SIR FRANCIS, governor of Virginia,
[1622], 478;

retires from office, 484.

WYMAN, PROFESSOR JEFFRIES, on shell-
heaps, 14, note.

WYNNE, CAPTAIN, a member of Virginia
Council, 290.

WINTHROP, JOHN (the elder), governor of YAOCOMICO, tribe and village of, in

Massachusetts Bay, [1629-30], 526;

his farewell address, 527;
arrives at Salem, 529.

WINTHROP, JOHN (the younger), governor
of Connecticut, [1635], 550.
WITH, JOHN, artist in Raleigh expedition,

246.

WOCOKON, on coast North Carolina, 242,

note;

English colony lands at, 247.

Maryland, 495, 497.

WOLLASTON, MOUNT, in Quincy, Mass., itsZENI
name and settlement, 423;

BROTHERS, narrative of, [1380-
1404], 76.

Zeni letters, 78.

called Mare Mount and Merry Mount, ZICHMNI, a Frisland prince described in the
424;
called Mount Dagon by Endicott, 424. ZUNI, a people of New Mexico, 75, note.

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