Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society: Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society

CONSTITUTION of the Historical Society; Introductory Addressfrom the Historical Society; Letters relating to the Expedition against Cape Breton; A Topographical Description of Surrinam; Weare's Letter to the Earl of ; Dr. Church's Examination before the House of Representatives; Dr. Tenney's Letter on the Dark Day, May 19th, 1780; A Letter from the Toimi Clerk of Dorchester; Extracts from the Records of the Province of Maine 101; Historical Scraps; Dr. Cotton Slather's Letter to Lord Barringlon; A General Description of the County of Middlesex; Letter of an Old English Merchant to the Earl of Sandwich upon the Expedition to Louisbourg; An Account of General Montgomery's Burial; A Topographical Description of the Town of Worcester
A Bill of Mortality for the Town of Dorchester; New England's Plantation, a Description of New England in the year 1629; Morell's Poem on New England, Latin and English;
Fabulous Traditions and Customs of the Indians of Martha's Vineyard; Inscription copied from a Grave-stone at Gay Head; Historical Collections of the Indians in New England; Account of Daniel Gookin; Indian places within, or near the County of Barnstable;Amount of Warlike Stores in Massachusetts, April 14//*, 1775;
Account of the Coast of Labrador; A Topographical Description of Concord; New England's First Fruits in respect of the Progress of Learning in the College at Cambridge; A Topographical Description of Georgetown; Account of the Settlement of Boston, (incomplete); Indian places in Truro; Historical Account of the Settlement of Brookfield ibid; A Topographical Description of Brookfield; Births and Deaths in the third precinct of Brookfield; A Letter from Roger Williams to Major Mason; A Letter from a Gentleman on his return from Niagara

CIRCULAR Letter of the Historical Society; A Topographical Description of Duxborough;
A Letter from Rev. John Eliot to Major Atherton; Epitaphs, in the Dorchester Burying Ground; Dr. Cotton Mather's Account of a great Storm, 1723; Gov. John Winthrop's Account of the Winter of 1717; Mr. Prince's Account of the Northern lights in England, 1716; Account of the Northern Lights in New England, 1719 17; Account of the Discovery of seven Islands in the South Pacific Ocean, by Capt. Joseph Ingraham;
Letter from JVathaniel Tracy, Esq. respecting the Posterity of Daniel Gookin;
Original orders of Gen. Burgoyne to Col. Baum; Defeat of Col. Baum; Rev. John Hubbard's Description of Northfield; Account of the Hearing before the Lords of the Privy Council, on the Complaint of Gov. Shute, against the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Province of Massachusetts Bay; Account of the Death of King Charles I; Letter from King Philip to Governour Prince; Historical Journal of the American War

Middleborough; Bill of Mortality; York; Barnstable; Holliston; Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton; Halifax; Gulf of St. Lawrence; County of Prince George; Atherine; Burning of Fairfield; Fort Dummer; Wellfleet; Wells; Machias; Topsham; Nantucket; Whale Fishery;Raynham; Iron Ore; American Bishops; Truro; Indian languages; Plantations W. N. and N. E- of Sebago Pond; Boston

Names Mentioned:General St. Clair; Gov. Bradford's; Mr. Webster; Mr. Mellen; Gov. Shirley; Dr. Benjamin Franklin; Thomas Cushing; Dr. Increase Mather; Gov. Dudley; Dr. Increase Mather; ; Granville Sharpe; Isaac Backus; Peres Fobes; Rev. John Eliot; Robert Boyle; Roger Williams; the Family of Leonard; Sandwich and Marshpee; A List of the Commanders in Chief of Massachusetts;

Massachusetts Historical Society; Hopkinton; homaston; Portland; Wellfleet;Cape Cod ; Bill of Mortality; an uncommon Frost, May 17, 1795; Marlborough; Exeter;
Western Indians; Indians in the Southern U.S.; Antiquities of America; Church of Christ in Plymouth; religious State of the Eastern Counties; Indian land rights; Abbe de Mably; GuiJford; fires/fire engines; Slavery; Boston; first Century Lecture, held at Salem; great Earthquake, in the year 1755; Earthquake at Port-Royal, in Jamaica, 1692; New-Bedford; islands in North and South Pacific;

Names Mentioned: Dr. William Clarke; Benjamin Franklin Esq.; Dr. Kippis; Capt Cook;
Judge Minot; Provost Dunster; John Winthrop;

Indians; Oneida and Mohekunuh Indians; Indian language; great Fire in Boston, in 1711;Yarmouth; Witchcraft and of the Judicial Trials and Executions at Salem; Virginia; Windsor, CT.; laws; Articles of Agreement between the Court of New-Plymouth and Awasuncks, 1671; Dartmouth Indians' Engagement, 1671; Settlements and Governments in Narraganset-Bay; Mount Hope; Puakatuck River; Rhode-Island; Newton; Slug-Worm;

Names Mentioned: Dr. Kippis; Capt. Cook; General Lincoln; Dr. Ramsay; Mr. Badger; Cotton Mather; Mr. Alden; Thomas Brattle; Col. Revere; Gov. Shute; Ralle the Jesuit; Col. Dwight; Col. Partridge; Gov. Shirley; Gov. Prince; Mr. Dumrner; Dr. Colman; Mr. Neal; Dr. Watts; Dr. Mather; Judge Auchmuty; Charles II; Edward Cranfield; James II; H. Atherton; Rev. Mr. Homer; Mr. Peck;

Indians; Indian languages; Ticonderoga expedition in 1756; Crown-Point expedition; Quebec; Philip's war; Piscataqua; college at Cambridge; French of Canada and Nova-Scotia; Prince and Bosworth's Petition; fisheries; French encroachments; Speech from the Half King; Rhode-Island; Virginia; Pennsylvania; designatory of the citizens of the United States; land; molasses; troops in America; Instructions from the Church at Natick to William and Anthony; Salem;

Names Mentioned: Rev. Dr. Clarke; Rev. Dr. Belknap; Thomas Pierronet; General John Winslow; Secretary Willard; William Bollan; Mr. Drummer; Mr. Flint; James Cudworth;
Gov Josiah Winslow; John Easton; Nathaniel Thomas; Secretary Rawson Gov. Leverett; Edward Palmer; John Freeman; Edward Randolph; Edward Rawson; William Bollan; Leonard Hoar, M. D.; Josiah Flint; Benjamin Colman, D. D.; Henry Newman, Esq.; Rev. Henry Flynt; Paul Mascarenc; Gov. Shirley; Josiah Willard; Duke of Bedford; Gov. Hamilton; Major Washington; Gov. Jay; Jonathan Trumbull, Esq.; Baron J. D. Vander Capellan; Earl of Stirling; William Phillips Lee; Mary Trumbull; Jasper Mauduit, Esq.; Thomas Mayhew; Gov. Prince; James Walker; Daniel Gookin; Gov. Stuyvesant; James Quanapaug; Hugh Cole; Rev. William Bentley

History of Cambridge; Military operations in North America; Indians; Niagra expedition; Ecclesiatstical History;
Names mentioned: Colonel Washington; Gov. Shirley; De Lancey; Thomas Pownal; Braddock; Dunbar; William Johnson; Lyman; Bradstreet; General Webb; Alden Bradford; Thomas Temple; John Eliot; James Noyes;

History of Salem; Bill of Mortality; fisheries; Marblehead; Bill of Mortality; Barnstable; Sandwich; Falmouth; Dennis; Yarmouth; Harwich; Chatam; Eastham; Orleans; Wellfeet; Provincetown; fisheries; Plymouth;


Names Mentioned: John Eliot; Gov. Dudley; Ephraim Williams; Thomas Brattle; Ezeikal Price; George Richards Minot; Rev Dr. Thacher; Marston Watson; Thomas Brattle; Ezehiel Price; George Richards Minot; Edward Winslow

Ecclesiastical History of MA; Indians; Moheagan Indians; Penobscott Indians; poem; Siege of Yorktown; Catskill, New-York ; Newtown, New - York; Brimfield; Waterford; Dorchester; Compton; Earthquakes in New-Hampshire; Bill of Mortality; Middleborough; Portsmouth; Voyage to the North-West Coast and Sandwich Islands; Iron Ores; Small-Pox Inoculation; Letter written by a London merchant to
his friend in Virginia;

Names Mentioned: Stephen Parmenius; Ebenezer Grant Marsh; William Fisk, Esq.; Dr. Mather; King William; Mr. Grenville

Ecclesiastical history of MA; religious societies; Portsmouth, N. H.; Brewster; Halifax; Nova-Scotia; Southborough; Stow; Westborough; Sudbury; Harvard; Marlborough; Guilford; Indians; Pequot Indians; Nyhantic Indians; King Ninegretfs Tribe; Montauk Indians; Stratford Indians; Potenummecut Indians; Mashpee Indians; Monymoyk Indians; Saconet indians; Indians at a treaty, A. D. 1764; Indians in Revolutionary War; Indian Churches; Indian language; Indian School; Block island; Bill of mortality; Middleborough;

Names Mentioned: President Chauncy; Barnard; Chauncyh; Edwards; John Eliot; Edward Tyng, esq.; William Tyng, esq.; William Hubbard; John Adams; Andrew Eliot; Thomas Pemberton;

Bacon and Ingram's Rebellion; Fires in Massachusetts; Medical Science; religious liberty; New York; English Missionaries; Shrewsbury; Needham; Lunenburg; Attleborough; Ecclesiastical history of MA; Dr. Eliot; Rev. I. Smith; Bishop of Landaff; James Sullivan; Rev. William Emerson; Isaac Lothrop, Esq.

Names Mentioned: Rev. Charles Morton; Rev. John Lothropp; Richard Henry Lee; Samuel Adams;

Indians; Islands of Tristan d'Acunha; Declaration for Episcopacy in Connecticut; Brookline, MA; Billerica; Charlestown, MA; Georgia; New Haven; New London; British account of the affair of 19 April, 1775; expedition against Quebec, 1775; Amherst, NH; Gov. Andros; Bills of Mortality; Middleborough; fossil tooth; Dr. Owen; Virginia; Loganian Library; View of religious liberty, NY;

Names Mentioned: Rev. John Elliot, D.D.; James Savage, Esq.; Dr. Ephraim Eliot; Elias Boudinot, LL.D. ; Rev. Eliphalet Nott, D. D.; John Cotton Smith; John Fintard, Esq.; Rev. Abiel Holmes, D. D.; James Savage, Esq.; Rev. Abiel Holmes; Thaddeus M.
Harris, S. T. D D. ; Josiah Quincy; Rev. Joseph M'Kean; Edward Johnson; Rev. J. Moss; Rev. J. Webb; Dr. Colman; Gov. Belcher; Bishop Seeker; Dr. Stiles; Rev. J. S. Buckminster; T. Hollis, Esq.; Rev. Dr. A. Eliot;

fishery; Expedition against Canada, 1690; Confessors of Witchcraft; Slaves; Deaths at Kingschapel; Shipping; Indians; Lancaster, N. H.; Bath, N. H.; Plymouth, N. H.; New Holderness; Wolfeborough; Middletown, N. H.; Waltham; Brookline; Kingston, MA; Plymouth, MA; New Bedford; Duke's County; Nantucket; Jamaica; Fine Arts;


Names Mentioned: Major General Benjamin Lincoln; Henry Sargent, Esq.;

soldiers of Arnold; Harvard College; Earthquakes; Bill of mortality; Amherst, N. H.; Free Schools; Vaccinations; Russian Voyage of Discovery; Paper Money; building First Vessel at Plymouth; Non-Conformist's Oath, 1666; London; Deposition of Odlin and others about purchase of Boston; Gage's Instructions and Narrative; Letter on Episcopacy in Connecticut; Sacred Musick in Churches; Indians; Sudbury; Billerica; Freeport; North Hampton, N. H.; Haverhill; Saco County; Tyngsborough; Scituate; Rochester; Plympton; Carver; Halifax; Wareham;


Names Mentioned: Leverett; White; Jonas; Gov. Winthrop; Odlin; Gage; Joshua Scottow; Schermerhorn; Gov. Winthrop;

discovery of the country of New England; Indians; Plantation at Patuxit; New Plymouth; Plantation of Wasagusquasset; Plymouth Colony; Salem; religion; first courts in MA; arious occurrences in New England, from the year 1631 to 1636; Indians; small-pox among the Indians; Pequods; Pascataqua River; Block Island; Ecclesiastical affairs; Ligonia; The general affairs of New England, from 1641 to
1646; Familists; memorable accidents; Dutch; Swedes; The Confederation of the United Colonies of New England; ships seized; The general affairs of New England, from the year 1646 to 1651; The general affairs of New England, from 1656 to 1661; Quakers; The general affairs of New England, from the year 1666 to 1671; New Plymouth; Hudson's River;


Names Mentioned: Mr. Weston; J. Endicot; Roger Williams; John Oldham; Gov. Vane; Mr. Wheelwright; Mrs. Hutchinson; Mr. Cleeves; Mr. Vines; Samuel Gorton

Additions and corrections of previous volumes; General History of New England continued

first Settlements in Tennessee; Inoculation in Boston; Rhode Island State Papers of early Affairs; Pratt's Apology; Bill of Mortality; Boston Votes, 1635; Prince's Annals of New-England; Hillsborough, N. H.; Abington; Walpole, N. H.; Bridgewater; Account of the New England Library;


Names Mentioned: Dr. Franklin; John Pratt; William Penn; Gov. Hinckley; Anthony Wood; Increase Mather; Ezekiel Cheever; Rev. Peter Whitney;

List of Persons killed and wounded at Lexington, April 19th, 1775; Address of Nichols and the other Commissioners 1665; Harvard College; Quo Warranto against the Freemen of Massachusetts; Charter; Pequot War; Plainfield; New London, N. H.; slavery; Cape Cod Canal; Virginia; Pincheon Papers; Indians; Maiden Church;


Names Mentioned: Sir R. Saltonstall; Gov. Winthrop; Gov. Leverett; Lt. Gov. Thomas Danforth; King Charles II; R. Boyle; Gov. Endicott; Secretary Rawson; Gorton; M. Craddock; J. Endicott; Braddock; Joseph McKean, D. D. LL. D.; Sir E. Andros; T. Pickering; T. Matlack; Roger Williams; R. Ludlow; John Pincheon; Tho. Wells; E. Randolph; Capt. Rouse; S. Sewall; Mon. Ralle; Capt. Moody; Col. Westbrook; Gov. Dummer; Professor Ebeling; Dr. Stiles; C. Gannett, Esq.; W. Tudor;

A brief Relation of the Discovery of New England; Virginia; Middlebury, Vermont; operation of the Port Bill; Providence, R. I.; Massachusetts Language; Indians; Indian grammar;

Names Mentioned: Mourt; E. Winslow; Eliot;

Witchcraft; Boston; Rochester; Cumington; Gale of September, 1815; Duxbury; Boscawen; Mohegan Language; Shawmu; Springs of Boston; Hutchinson Papers;

Names Mentioned: Joshua Thomas; Dr. Watts; James Wintbrop; Dr. Edwards; Professor Peck; William Blackstone; R. Levett; Mr. Cotton; Francis Hutchinson; Pres. Dunster; Gov. Winthrop;

volume 1: Hutchinson Papers; Woburn Memorial for Christian Liberty; Michael Powell's Apology; Cape Fear; French Settlements in Maine; Proclamation for Fast, 30 January, 1688; Church of England; Indians; captivity; missions; Treaty of Peace with Eastern Indians; Cocheco; Account of New England, 1689; witches; Political Fables of New England; Account of Boston, 1742; Plymouth Company Accounts; Narraganset Country; Canada; Charlestown; William Jones Spooner; Branch Bank of the United States at Boston; Bills of Mortality;
volume 2: French Protestants settled at Oxford, 1686; Cohasset; Indian language; Plymouth Colony Records; Narraganset; Journals of the Long, Little, &c. Parliaments

Names Mentioned: volume 1: Randall Holden; Emanuel Downing; Gov. Winthrop; Benjamin Hubbard; Richard Andrews; Thomas Peters; William Pead; Ezekiel Rogers; J. Mainfort; Widow of D'Aunay; Marmaduke Matthews; Nathaniel Briscoe; Gov. Endecot; Michael Powell; Peter Bulkeley; William Brentun; Goffe, the Regicide's, Wife; J. Knowles; Gov. Leverett; Count Frontenac; Thomas Savage; Roger Williams; Charles II; W. Clark; E. Randolph; Wm. Hubbard; Andros; Benjamin Church; Gov. Bradstreet; S. Davis; Gov. De Menual; Gov. Phips; John Cotton; Capt. Kidd; John Nelson; Cotton Mather; Jeremiah Dummer; Secretary Willard; Whitefield; Gov. Pownall; Gov. Hutchinson; Gideon Hawley; Roger Williams; Hugh Peter; William Hooke; John Maidstone; Gamaliel Bradford; Gov. Haynes; Hen. Jacie; Gov. Talcott;
volume 2: Cotton; Winslow; Duke of Newcastle;

to erect a Plantation; news from New England; Indians; Pequots; Pequot Wars; Quoddy Indians language; Salem Witchcraft; An Account of two Voyages to New-England;

Names Mentioned: Capt. John Smith; Thomas Lechford; Gov. John Winthrop; Lion Gardener; Rev. J. Davenport; Gov. Eaton; Talcott; Edmund Andros; Rev. Elijah Kellogg; Christopher Gore; John Josselyn;

Tracts relating to the Attempts to convert to Christianity the Indians of new England by various authors; new charter; Boston; Bills of Mortality;

Names Mentioned: Sir Edmund Andros; John Farmer; James Mease, M. D.;

Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress held at Albany, in 1754; Journal of the Treaty held at Albany, in August, 1775, with the Six Nations; Journal of a Treaty held in 1793, with the Indian Tribes northwest of the Ohio; Repeal of the Clause in the Act of the Assembly of Rhode Island excepting Roman Catholics from the Privileges of Freemen; Bills of Mortality Abs.; Boston;

Names Mentioned: Christopher Gist; Major George Washington; Rev. John Barnard; Rev. John Allyn, D. D.; Convers Francis; Samuel Davis, Esq.; Rev. James Freeman, D. D. ; F. W. P. Greenwood; Rev. John Prince, L.L. D.; Charles W. Upham; Rev. Ezra Shaw Goodwin; Col. George Morgan; Gen. Washington;

Pequot War; captivity; Delaware Indians; Indian and French Wars; descriptions of New England; Bill of Mortality; Boston; American Medals


Names Mentioned: Capt. John Underbill; CP. Vincent; Sir Ferdinando Gorges; Capt. John Smith; Hugh Gibson; Rev. Samuel Niles; Col. Juan Galindo; Thomas L. Winthrop; President Quincy; Gen. Mattoon; J. Francis Fisher

Boston; Post Office Department; Lord Protector's Order; Beverly; American coins; Bill of Mortality; Boston;

Names Mentioned: Gov. Bradford; Gov. Winthrop; D'Aulney and La Tour; Whalley and Goffe; Randolph; Edmund Andros; Higginson; Colonel Quarry; Rev. Mr. Bacon; Isaac Allerton; Rev. John Hale; Rev. Dr. Holmes; Dr. Mease; Alden Bradford, Esq.; Judge Davis

Extract from the Chronicle of Bernaldez; voyages; laws;

Names Mentioned: Bartholomew Gosnold; Brereton; Rosier; Waymouth; Levett;

volume 9: Pilgrims at Leyden; Indians; The Winthrop Papers
volume 10: The Winthrop Papers continued; Suffolk Emigrants; Joseph Hunter

Names Mentioned: volume 9: James Grahame; Josiah Quincy; George Sumner; Gamaliel Bradford, M. D.; Convers Francis; Orono, a Chief at Penobscot; William D. Williamson; Queen Anne; Gov. Dudley; Leverett Saltonstall; John Eliot; John G. Palfrey; John Quincy Adams; James Bowdoin;
volume 10: Winthrop; James Savage; John Davis, LL. D.; Convers Francis; John Pickering, LL. D.; William H. Prescott; William Lincoln; Joseph Willard;

volume 1: Wadsworth's Journal, 1694; Good News from New-England, 1648; Sagadehoc; A Journal kept during the Time yt Boston was shut up in 1775-6;
volume 2: Ill News from New England; Bode Island; The First Plymouth Patent; Dunster Papers; Leverett Papers; Patent of Beauchamp and Leverett; Instructions from O. Cromwell; The Dudley Papers; vacating charter; Orders in Council, 1660-1 to 1692-3

Names Mentioned: volume 1 : Rev. William AdamsRev. Eliphalet Adams; Rev. Joseph Hunter; Philip Vincent; Rev. Joseph Hunter; Rev. Dr. Lowell; James Savage; Rev. John Robinson; Benjamin Wadsworth; Rev. Robert Ashton; William Strachey; Sir Symonds D'Ewes; President Dunster; Professor Ravis; Rev. Samuel Danforth; Timothy Newell, Esq; John Pierce, D. D.; Charles Lowell, D. D;

volume 2: John Clark; (Oliver?) Cromwell; William Bradford; John Winthrop; Emanuel Downing; James Usher; Rev. Cotton Mather, D. D.; Rev. Thaddeus Mason Harris, D. D.; Dr. William Douglass; Cadwallader Colden; Henry Dunster; John Quincy Adams; Thomas L. Winthrop; John White; Leverett; Rev. Thomas Prince; Rev. Charles Chauncy; David Trumbull; Jeremy Belknap; Rev. Alexander Young, D. D.; Rev. Chandler Robbins; Gov. Bradstreet; Lionel Jenkins; Increase Mather; Earl of Nottingham; Gov. Joseph Dudley;

Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation

Correspondence in 1774 and 1775 between a Committee of the Town
of Boston and Contributors of Donations for the Relief of Sufferers
by the Boston Port Bill; A Narrative of the Planting of the Massachusetts Colony in 1628; Slavery in Massachusetts; stamp act; Boston tea (12/16/1773)

Names Mentioned: Thomas Cushing; George Chalmers; General Gage; Braddock; Samuel Adams; James Warren; Joseph Hawley; Andrew Eliot; Thomas Hollis; Sieur D'Aulnay, of Acadie; William Jenks; Phinehas Pratt; Increase Mather; Nathaniel Morton Davis; Abbott Lawrence; William Parsons Lunt;

The Hinckley Papers (Thomas Hinckley 1676-1699); Niles's History of the Indian and French Wars (continued from series 3 volume 6)

Letters of:
John Humfrey; Isaac Johnson; Emanuel Downing; Hugh Peter; Matthew Cradock; John Endecott; William Bradford; Edward Winslow; Roger Williams; William Coddington; Edward Hopkins; Theophilis Eaton; John Haynes; George Fenwick; William Pynchon; Thomas Hooker; Robert Ryece; Henry Jacie; Edward Howes; John Winthrop, Jr; Peter Stuyvesant; Sir George Downing; Sir Nathaniel Barnardiston; Sir William Spring; Brampton Gurdon; Abraham Shurt; Miscellaneous Letters; Fac-Similes of Signatures and Seals

Letters of: John Wilson; R. Stansby; Francis Kirbt; Nathaniel Ward; Thomas Mayhew;
William Goodwin; Lion Gardiner; Jonathan Brewster; Stephen Bachiler;
Thomas Dudley; Thomas Reade; Samuel Symonds; Herbert Pelham; John Blackleach;
John Endecott; Sir Matthew Boynton; John Underhill; William Hooke (York); Hugh Peter; Ezekiel Rogers; John Tinker; Richard Saltonstall; Thomas Shepard; Giles Firmin; William Coddington; Nehemiah Bourne; Samuel Maverick; Daniel Patrick; Sir Ferdinando Gorges; Thomas Gorges; Richard Vines; Thomas Jenneh; George Cleeve; Edward Godfrey; Edward Cooke; Edward Parks; Lawrence Wright; John Higginson; William Paine; John Mason; Thomas Peters; Thomas Harrison; James Parker; John Norton;
John Haynes; Theophilus Eaton; Thomas James; John Davenport; John Hull;
William Leete; William Hooke (London); Richard Bellingiiam; Samuel Gorton; Brampton Gurdon; Fac-Similes of Signatures and Seals

Letters of: Nathaniel Mather; Richard Mather; John Russell; Increase Mather; John Cotton, (Plymouth); Jane Hooke; John Higginson; Thomas Cobbet; John Bishop; Thomas Jollie; Richard Blinman; Samuel Hooker; Samuel Petto; Jonathan Tuckney; Joshua Modet; Joseph Eliot; Samuel Mather, (Windsor, Conn.); Cotton Mather; John Whiting; James Fitch; Rev. Simon Bradstreet; Joseph Dudley; John and Thomas Bailey; John Richards;Thomas Danforth; Samuel Baker; Samuel Sewall; John Rogers; Edward Randolph; Gov. Simon Bradstreet; Samuel Lee; John Cotton (Boston); Samuel Stone; John Davenport; Samuel Mather (Dublin); Seaborn Cotton; Samuel Willard; Mary Hoar; Samuel Nowell; Thomas Thornton; Richard Chiswell; John Westgate; James Forbes; William Hooke; Samuel Wakeman; Solomon Stoddard; Elizabeth Moulder; Thomas Waterhouse; William Stoughton; Nathaniel Morton; Abraham Kick; Seth Fletcher; Abraham Pierson; Thomas Shepard, Jr. (Charlestown); Hannah Jones; William Jones; Samuel Torret; Ichabod Chauncy; William Peck; William Lekte; Thomas Hanford; Daniel Gookin; Israel Chauncy; Edward Taylor; Joshua Scottow; Thomas Cullen; Benjamin Thompson; Timothy Woodbridge; Joshua Churchill; Samuel Cradock; Michael Wigglesworth; John Butterworth and William Ingraham; Richard Lobb; John Wallet; John Cotton (H.C. 1678); Daniel Hemingway; Jeremiah Peck; Jeremiah Hobart; Benjamin Bullivant; John Emerson; Richard Henchman; Anonymous Letters; Warham Mather; Nathaniel Mather, Jr; James Allen; John Phillips; Sir Robert Thorner;
John Leusden; Philip, Lord Wharton; John Winthrop; Letters and Papers Relating to the Regicides; Account of Transactions in Europe, (1683)
Appendix: A Prophecy; Extracts Relating to Indian Captives; Letter from: John Eliot and others; The Church at New Haven; The Corporation of Harvard College; John Cory and others;
Address of the Congregations in New England to King James II; Address of the Congregations in New England to James II, 1687; Letter from Stephen Mason;
Memorial of the Dissenters of New England; Petition of Increase Matuer and others;
Paper annexed to the Petition; Warrant for the Arrest of Increase Mather;
Letter to Increase Mather; Pleas in the Case of Edward Randolph against In-
crease Mather; Invitation to Attend the Funeral of Samuel Nowell; Petition of Sir William Phips and Increase Mather; Charge against John Usher; Complaint against Sir Edmund Andros; Answer of the Council to the Representatives; Vote of the Governor and Council; Order for Town Elections; Order in relation to Sir Edmund Andros;
Order for sending Sir Edmund Andros to England ; Chronological Memoranda by Thomas Prince

Virginia; Harvey's Declaration; Virginia Council's Letter to the Lords of Trade and Plantations,1626; Virginia and Delaware Bay and River; New England; Gloucester County's Petition & answer; Declaration in the Name of the People, July 30, 1676; Pennsylvania; Nova Scotia; Indians; Mayor of Albany;


Names Mentioned: John Pory; Sir Dudley Carleton; Captain Thomas Yong; Mr. Kemp; William Robinson; George Whithead; George Fox; George Rofe; Charles II; Samuel Shattock; Mr. Bacon; Gov. Dongan; Duke of York; Waldo Patent; John Peagrum; T. Robinson; Lt. Gov. Lawrence; Colonel Monckton; Major Morris; James De Lancy; Robert Monckton; William Pitt; General Amherst; General Stanwix; Col. Bouquet; George Croghan; Major Gates; John Watts; Richard Peters; Capt. Croghan; A. Hoops; Col. Mercer; Gov. Hamilton; Arthur Dobbs; Capt. Campbell; Capt. Cochrane; Cadwallader Colden; Marts Halen Beck; Col. Bradstreet; Antony Quackenboss; Capt. Winepress; B. Pratt; Kempe; Smith;

Aspinwall Papers
Riot at Philadelphia; King's Order restricting the Governors in America from granting any more lands; Galloway delegates; Virginia; New York; charters;

Names Mentioned: Watts; Gen. Monckton; Lt. Gov. Colden; R. Peters; Chief Justice Allen; W. Smith, Jr.; Justice Robert R. Livingston; Oliver De Lancey; Jane Thompson; Lt. Gov. Carlton; Adam Hoops; W. Buchanan; Gov. Eden; Lord Hillsborough; Lord Dunmore; Gov. Martin; Lord Dartmouth; George Chalmers; Gov. Gage; Col. Williams; De Berdt; Penn; Richard Henry Lee; Robert Carter Nicholas; Capt. Squire; Benjamin Franklin; Dr. William Shippen; Robert Crafton; James Searle; Capt. Hammond; Capt. Bellew; Hugh Griffith; George Findlay; John Chalmers; Capt. Campbell; John Mason; Dr. Andrew Ross; Dr. William Petrie; Charles Monroe; Gov. Dowdeswell; William Hamilton; Earl Bathurst;

Letters - too many names to list see table of contents; Miscellaneous papers

Belknap Papers. Part I. Reissue with Appendix of Belknap letters. Correspondence between Jeremy Belknap and Ebenezer Hazard

Correspondence between Jeremy Belknap and Ebenezer Hazard (Part 2); Slavery in Massachusetts; Negro Petitions for Freedom; Brief of Levi Lincoln in the Slave Case tried 1781;

Heath Papers - Letters of George Washington to William Heath;
Winthrop Papers - Correspondence John Adams to Professor John Winthrop;
Warren Papers- Correspondence between John Adams and Mercy Warren relating to her History of the American Revolution July - August 1807

Diary of Samuel Sewall Volume I.

Diary of Samuel Sewall Volume II.

Diary of Samuel Sewall Volume III.

Letters of the Winthrops: Henry, Forth, Stephen, Adam, Dean, Samuel, Fitz-John, Wait, and John

Trumball Papers - Misc. papers; Letters of Dr. William Samuel Johnson; Letters of Colonel Jedediah Huntington

Trumball Papers continued:
Letters of: General George Washington; Governor Trumball; General Gates; Joseph Warren; James Warren; John Hancock; General Gage and others

Letter Book of Samuel Sewall

Letter Book of Samuel Sewall (continued); Samuel Sewall, Jr.'s Memoranda

Correspondence of Fitz-John Winthrop

Belknap Papers continued (Dr. Jeremy Belknap)

Winthrop Papers (continued)
Correspondence of Wait Winthrop; Correspondence of John Winthrop, F.R.S; Brief in Appeal of John Winthrop to the Privy Council

The Belcher Papers (Governor Jonathan Belcher)

The Belcher Papers continued (Governor Jonathan Belcher)

Historical Index to the Pickering Papers

The Bowdoin and Temple Papers

The Pepperrell Papers

The Jefferson Papers

The Trumball papers continued (1777-1783)

The Trumball papers continued

The Heath Papers

The Heath Papers (continued)

The Bowdoin and Temple Papers (1783-1790)
The Bowdoin and Temple Papers (1792-1809)

The Diary of Cotton Mather
1681-1708

The Diary of Cotton Mather 1709-1724

Commerce of Rhode Island Vol. I. 1726-1744

Commerce of Rhode Island Vol. II. 1775-1800

Letters and Papers of John Singleton Copley and Henry Pelham 1739--1776

Jasper Mauduit Agent in London for the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay 1762-1765

A List of Broadsides and Ballads Printed in Massachusetts 1639-1800