The Western Historical Magazine

INDEX Volume 50 1967

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A American Fur Company, post (1849) at Fort ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Laramie, 40 Authors and Publishers), American Philosophical Association, Thomas a founder, 132 Hutchins a member, 56 Abercromby, Gen. James, sent by Forbes, American State Papers, Class V, I, 406, report of end of campaign, 99 roster of officers of 22nd Infantry, 138 Additions to Collections, Library, 362-367; Amherst, Gen. Jeffrey, sent by Forbes, re- Genealogy, 363; Archives and Museum, port of 1758 campaign, 99 367-368, not fully indexed Anderson, Niles, "Grandfather Was a Forty- Adjutant 's Office (1813), 228 Niner," 33-50; "New Light on the 1758 Agents and Merchants: British Colonial Forbes Campaign," 89-103 Policy and the Origins of the American Arbuckle, Thomas, coffee king, 118, 119 Revolution (1763-1775), by Jack M. Sosin, Archbishop of Canterbury, dined Harriet rev., 75-77 Lane, 213 Agriculture, in Sacramento Valley (1849), Archer, Frederick, first master of Pittsburgh 46 Orchestra (1896), 125 Alaska, State of, the Alaska Statehood Act, Archimedes, old British channel boat, carried survey problem, 58 animals, 109 Alfred Lord Tennyson, honorary degree at The Architectural Heritage of Early Western Oxford University, James Buchanan fellow Pennsylvania. A Record of Building be- recipient, 213 fore 1860, by Charles Morse Stotz, rev., Allegany County, N.Y., official document 68-71 (1879), 7-8 Aristocracy, defended by H.H. Brackenridge, Alleghenians, variety of occupations men- 317 tioned by Rimmel, 119 Aristophanes, Knights, models for characters Allegheny Centennial Committee, W.P.A. in Modern Chivalry, 320 (1941), Story of Old Allegheny City, 115 Armistice in France (Nov. 11, 1918), wild Allegheny City, laid out (1787), borough French celebration, 110-111 (1828), city (1840), annexed to Pgh. Armorer, Joseph, Unitarian (1823), trustee, (1907), 115 — 277 "LittleLittle Sister City Old Allegheny," by Armstrong, Col. John, division ordered for- C. V. Starrett, 113-124 ward (Nov. 13, 1758), 95, 231 Allegheny General Hospital, Pgh., organizes Artillery, in Brown's Army (1814), four a Red Cross Hospital Unit (1917), 106; companies, 411 aggregate enrollment, 141, magnificent, 121 183 Alliance, Ohio, recruitment and enlistment Aspinwall, Col. Thomas, in command of center (1864), 174 Scott's Brigade (1814), 145, 227 Alpha Lutheran Synod, Negro organization Atkin, Edmond, southern superintendent of I under the auspices of North Carolina Indian affairs (c.1754), 28 Synod, 188 The author, his role as a character in a Altgeld, Gov. John P., of Illinois, Pullman literary production, 321 strike affair, 288 Automobile, first Pgh. accident report (April Altoona, Pa., payrolls and checks of P.R.R., 17, 1901), 125 Andrew Carnegie mishap, 292 Awards to J. Warren Jacobs, at World's American culture, its basic contradictions re- Columbian Exposition (, 1893) vealed inwritings of Tocqueville and H.H. and Universal Exposition (St. Louis, Brackenridge, 306 1904), 219

B Bass, Mrs., Virginia widow, Washington, B.N.Y. &P., Pa. oilfield railroad (1877), 11 D. C, society figure, friend of Pres. Babes in Toyland, music by Victor Herbert Buchanan ;she was a slaveholder, Unionist, (1903), 131 208-209 Bachman, Rev. John, pro-slavery Lutheran Bassler, Gottlieb, graduate of Gettysburg pastor inSouth Carolina, 192, 193, 195, 196 Seminary (Lutheran) leader, 191, 193 Bakewell, Benjamin, Unitarian, trustee,— 277 Battle of Bull Run (1861), railroad at Bakewell, Mary E., Of Long Ago The Burke's Station, 297 Children and the City, cited at length, 123- Bauer, Harold, tribute to Victor Herbert, 124 — cited, 127-128 Baldwin, Leland D., Pittsburgh The Story Beale, George, Thespian, Pgh. (1823-1824), of a City (1937), 114 279 Baldwin Locomotive Company, 1878 engine Bedford Springs Hotel (1859), 209, 213 16 Belfour, Stanton, Centennial History of the arker, R. B., Thespian, Pgh. (1823-1824), Shady side Presbyterian Church, rev., 67, 279 114 3 Bennett, James Gordon, New York Herald, tions to Red Cross Hospital Unit staff attacks James Buchanan, 199 (1917), 106 ! Benson, Mrs., widow, friend of James Bu- Boyd, Dr. D. H., physician with Red Cross chanan, niece of Mrs. Catron, 207 Hospital Unit (1917), 105 Benson, Adolph B., ed., reprint of Peter Brackenridge, Alexander, brother of Henry Kalm's Travels in North America (1966), Marie Brackenridge, 254 rev., 150-151 Brackenridge, Henry Marie, two hitherto unpublished letters, 253-255 Benson, Evelyn Abraham, ed., Penn Family Brackenridge, Hugh Henry, Modern Recipes, With an Account of the Life of Chivalry, 305-336 passim; The Modern Gulielma Maria Springett Penn, 1644- Chevalier, poetic formlater abandoned,Moden\314 1694, rev, 247-251 Bradford, Pa,Pa., oil boom (1877), 10/. Benson-Hyde, California surveys (1880/.), Bradford &Foster Brook Railroad Company.Company, proved fraudulent, 59 chartered (1877), 11, 19 Benton, Jessie (Hart), at seventeen m. Col. Bradley, Erwin S.,S, Simon Cameron, Lincoln's John C. Fremont, 205 Secretary of War: A Political Biography Bevan, Mrs. Margaret, granddaughter of (Phila.,(Phila, 1966), rev.,rev, 243-244 Gen. Roy Stone, 21 Brady, Col. Hugh, Twenty-Second Infantry The Bible, read through four times by J. (1812-1815), biog. sketch, 134, 139, 142, Warren Jacobs as a boy, 217 145, 147, 222, 227 Biddle, Richard, Thespian, Pgh. (1823-1824), Brady, Lt. John (1814), 227 279 Brady, William,brother of Col. Hugh Brady, Bigelow, Edward M, engineer, promoted 134 annexation of Allegheny by Pittsburgh Branning, Rosalind L.,L, rev.,rev, of Bowen's (1895), 118 Miracle at : The Story of the Bining, Arthur Cecil, writer on Hopewell, Constitutional Convention, May to Septem- furnace and village, 72 ber 1787, 239-240 Bird-houses, 215-220 passim Brant, Dr. N. D.,D, physician withRed Cross BirdLore, articles by J. Warren Jacobs, 219 Hospital Unit (1917), 106 Bissell, Al, puts calendar in study room of Brazil, without land surveys and an effective school, 63 system of land records, 59 Blainville, Celoron de, expedition of 1749, Breckenridge Isid,[sic], Alexander, Thespian, 23/. Pgh. (1823-1824), 379 Blake, Mr. and Mrs.,Mrs, of , roomed at Bridge: Long Bridge, over the Potomac Mrs. Peyton's house in Washington, 202 River at Washington, D. C. (1861), B. & Blake, Mrs. George, escorted by Congress- O. track, 297 man James Buchanan (1821), 202 Brilliant, army transport on the Ohio River Bland Act, 283 (March, 1864), 175 Blodget, Mrs.,Mrs, of Philadelphia, a flame of Broken Peace Pipes: A Four-Hundred-Year Congressman James Buchanan, 203 History of the American Indian, by Irvin Blue Earth County, Minn, residence of John M. Peithmann (1964), rev.,rev, 245-246 Herron (1856-1859), 229 Brown, Alice Cooke, Early American Herb Board of Trade (British), approves idea of Recipes, rev.,rev, 74-75 Edmond Atkin (1755), 28 Brown, Charles Brockden, melodramatic Boats: keelboat at Pgh. (1803), 301, 302, 303 American fictionist, influenced by English Bodisco, Baron, an old man, marries a teen- and German gothic romance and influence aged girl, 205 upon Poe, Melville,Hawthorne and Faulk- Boggs & Buhl, famous mercantile establish- ner, 305 ment of old Allegheny, 121 Brown, Gen. Jacob, New Yorker, militia Boone, Daniel, wagoner, blacksmith with commander (1813), biog. sketch, 136, 224, Braddock (1755), 26 225 Booth, Wayne C, The Rhetoric of Fiction, Brunot, Felix, North Side, Pgh. resident, 118 321 Bryan, William Jennings, visitor at Jacob's Bouquet, Col.Henry, established (1760) Fort Museum, 220; at Chicago (1896), 285 Presqu' Isle, his expedition (of 1764), 51, Buchanan, Edward, brother of James, was 91 an impoverished Episcopal prelate, 205 Bouquet's Camp, final rendezvous on Forbes Buchanan, Harriet, sister of James, m. Rev. march (Nov. 24, 1758), 99 Robert Henry of Greensburg, 206, 210, 211 Bourbonne-les-Bains, Haute-Marne site of Buchanan, Pres. James, biography by Philip American Red Cross Hospital (1918), Shriver Klein, 202; his natal family, 210- photos, opp. 109 214; 230 — Bowen, Catherine Drinker, Miracle at Phila- "Bachelor Father James Buchanan as a delphia: The Story of the Constitutional Family Man," by Philip Shriver Klein, Convention, May to September 1787, rev, 199-214 239-240 Buchanan, Jane, d. 1839, left four orphans, Boyce, Maj. J. W, gave physical examina- 206; sister of James, 210 4 Juchanan, Maria, sister of James, 210; lost Burlington Hospital, Vermont (1814), 229 first two husbands, married last, Dr. Burney, Thomas, Ohio frontier gunsmith Charles M. Yates of Meadville, five chil- (1750), 25, 26 dren, 211-212 Burton, Robert, The Anatomy of Melancholy, Juchanan, Sarah, sister of James, married 320 a Mr.Huston, later died leaving one child, Bushy Run, Bicentennial (1963), 89 Elizabeth Huston, 204, 210, 211 Butler, Gen. Benjamin, with troops reaches Buffalo, N. Y., in War of 1812, 224, 225, Washington, D. C. (1861), 296-297 227 Butler, James B., Thespian, Pgh. (1823- Juhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular 1824), 279 Sciences, Pgh. North Side, on site of old Byers, A. M., castle-like house on Ridge Allegheny City Hall,114, 121 Avenue, 118 The Bulletin, Williamsport Republican news- Byrne, Loretta P., rev. of Benson's Penn paper (1896), 284-285 Family Recipes, With an Account of the Burd, Col. James, some of his papers present- Life of Gulielma Maria Springett Penn, ed to HSWP, opp. 96 1644-1694, 247-251 Burkholder, Dr. John L., physician with Red Byron, Lord George Gordon, "The Bride of Cross Hospital Unit (1917), 106 Abydos," 129

C patch (1898), 125 Cameron, Simon, bitter political enemy of Catron, Mrs., wife of Justice Catron, 207 James Buchanan, 209; Secretary of War Centennial History of the Shadyside Presby- (1861), 296 terian Church, by Stanton Belfour (Pgh., Simon Cameron, Lincoln's Secretary of War : 1966), rev., 67 A Political Biography, by Erwin S. Brad- Central Transportation Company (c.1857), ley (Phila., 1966), rev., 243-244 Carnegie shares, 295, 300 Camp Dix, discharge papers of returning Chase, Richard, The American Novel and American personnel (1919), 111 Its Tradition, cited, 306 Camp Hospital No. 2, served 3rd U. S. Chattanooga, goal of enlisted recruits Cavalry, 92nd, 78th, 29th, 82nd divisions (March, 1864), 175 and others, 110 Chaumont (G.H.Q. of the A.E.F., 1918), 109 Camp Merritt, New Jersey (1918), 108, 111 Chicago Democratic National Convention Campbell, Col. (1814), 225 (1896), 284 Canada, old French ship, used to transport Chippewa, Battle of (1814), 138, 139, 141 Americans home (1919), 111 "The Battle of Chippewa," inset illustration, Cannon, at Pittsburgh (1861), seized by opp. 226 order of President Buchanan, 200 Cholera, in the United States (c.1849), 50 Canton, Ohio (1864), 174; front porch cam- Christenson, Jack H., "Free Silver Comes to paignof McKinley (1896), 284 Pennsylvania, The Election of 1896," 281- Captain Farrago, character in Modern 290 Chivalry, 253-254; chief figure in Modern Christie, Robert D., "The McCracken Chivalry, "a sensible but naif rational man," School," 61-65; "InMemoriam," Philip H. 307 Lantz, 271 The Captive, Victor Herbert cantata, 128 Christmas, at Fort McPherson, Ga. (1917), Carey and Hart, publishers of 1846 edition of 107-108 Modern Chivalry, letter from Henry Christner, Alice Crist, Here's to Thornburg, Marie Brackenridge, 253-255 rev., 330-333 Carlisle Barracks (c.1812), training center Chronological sequence of events involving of Twenty-Second Infantry, 134, 222 the 22nd Regt., Pa. Infantry, 222-230 Carmack, Capt. Jacob, in command at Fort Chrysler's farm, battle (1813), 137 Fayette (1815), 136, 222, 228n Cigar makers, hundreds in Dutchtown area Carnegie, Andrew, founded his first major of old Allegheny City (1862), 119 library in old Allegheny, 114; lover of mu- , Ohio (March 3, 1864), troops sic, 125 ;telegrapher and clerk of Thomas in transit to Louisville, Ky., 175 A. Scott, 291; in Washington, D. C. Cincinnati Company, Forty-Niners, 15 mules (1861/.), 296; returned to Pittsburgh (No- stolen by Pawnees, 37 vember, 1861), superintendent of Western CivilWar (American), new winter campaign (1865), pattern, 90; (1861), burdened, u Division of P.R.R., resigned 298 railroad "Andrew Carnegie, Railroadman," by John 296/. E. Higgins, 291-300 "Civil War Diary of an Ohio Volunteer," Carnegie, Tom, secretary of his brother ed. by Donald J. Coan, 171-186, editor's Andrew, 295 notes not fully indexed [Casualties at Lundy's Lane (1814), 144 Clark, George Rogers, Revolutionary War Cather, Willa, on staff of Pittsburgh Dis- hero, asked (1783) to lead expedition to 5 the Pacific Ocean, 301 Elmer D. Harshbarger, acknowledgment Clark, William, brother of George Rogers by Stanton Belfour, president HSWP, 360 Clark, 302 The "common ground," of old Allegheny (1878), (1787/.), its history, 117 Clarke, Reeves & Co., contract 19 Company captains of 22nd U. S. Infantry, Classic education, mastered by H. H. twelve named, 228^, not fully indexed Brackenridge, 315, 320, 322 Company store system at Hopewell Furnace , Pres. Grover, sent troops to put and Village, 72-73 down Pullman strike, 288 Confederated United States Government Clinton, Gov. George, sends gunsmith to (1776-1789), 52 Iroquois Indians (1754), 29 Conn, Frances G., and Rosenberg, Shirley S., Coan, Donald J., ed., "Civil War Diary of The First OilRush (1967), rev., 333 an Ohio Volunteer" (diary of William Conneaut Harbor, Carnegie steel plant, 299 Thompson Dougherty), 171-186 Connecticut Reserve, goal of northern Cobb, Howell, Secretary of the Treasury, migrants, 52 friend of James Buchanan, 207 The Coquette, early American sentimental Cochran, Thomas C, Railroad Leaders 1845- novel, English in origin, 305 1890, cited, 300, 300« Convent School, Georgetown, D. C. (c.1845), Col. A. I. Wilcox, name of elevated railroad 213 locomotive (1877), 14 Court of St. James, James Buchanan, U. S. Cole, Charles L., letter (1862), printed in Minister, 213 full, 85-87, not indexed Court (Quarter Sessions of Allegheny Coun- Cole, Edith G., donor of 1862 letter, 85-87 ty, Pa.) (1906), 118; (Supreme) of Penn- Coleman, Ann Caroline, The One of James sylvania (1907), 118 Buchanan, 200-201 Craft, J. S., Thespian, Pgh. (1823-1824), Coleman, Robert, ironmaster, rich father of 279 Ann Caroline, 201 Craig, Mrs. Elizabeth, grass widow of Coleman, Sarah, a suicide, 203 Athens, Ga., an object of the affection of Collins, John Fulton Stuart, Jr., Stringtown President Buchanan, 207-208; married a on the Pike : The Fascinating Story of Chicago merchant, 208 East Liberty, Pennsylvania (1967), rev., Craig, Neville, Pgh. councilman, advocate of 155-157 gas lights, 275 The Colonial Dames of America, sponsor of Crombie, John Newell, "The Twenty-Second historical studies and writings, 72 United States Infantry, A Forgotten Columbia, Tennessee, vital military point Regiment in a Forgotten War, 1812-1815," (1864-1865), 181-186 passim 133-148; 221-237 Columbus, Ohio, Federal Barracks (1864), Crysler's Farm, battle (1813), 224 175 Cuba, N. Y., 7-21 passim In Commemoration Gift, from Mrs. Rolland Culbertson, Lt., reaches Erie (1814), 225 Lee Spaide in memory of her brother ... Currier & Ives, famous cartoonists and Dr. Robert L. Mahaffey, 360 ;of Mr. John printers, 173 Kimerer, a Vu Lyte, donated by Mrs. Cutts, Adele, m. Stephen A. Douglas, 206

D Dogs, roving packs in Pgh. (c.1831), 276 Dahlinger, Charles W., Old Allegheny Dornon, Corporal C, hospital official, killed (1918), 114; Old Allegheny cited, 117-118 in France (1918), 110, 112 Dallas, T. B., Thespian, Pgh. (1823-1824), Dorsey, Albert, son of Ann M. Dorsey, im- 279 perfect sight, not drafted (1863), 338 Dalzell, Robert, North Side Pgh. resident, Dorsey, Mrs. Ann Mathiot Dorsey, letter 118 (May 8, 1863), 335-338 Dearborn, Maj. Gen., in command (1813), Doubleday, Maj. Gen., at Gettysburg, 7 138, 224 Dreyfuss, Barney, Pgh. Pirates (1900), 125; Death, common among Forty-Niners, 34 World Series defeat (1903), 126 Democracy, American, its "egalitarian ex- Drum, Simon, Allegheny Mayor, 119 cesses," 307 Drummond, Col., British commander at Fort i Dickson, Dr. John, operated on Col. Roy Erie (1814), 145 Stone in 1863, 8 Drury, William, at St. Peter, Minn., m. Sarah Dictionary, read completely twice by J. War- Herron, later home at Mount City, Mo., ren Jacobs, 217 230 Dihm, Margaretta, teacher, 61, 62 Duerr, Sidney, rev. of Brown's Early Ameri- Dinwiddie, Gov. Robert, letter from the can Recipes, 74-75 Twightwees (1752), 26 Dulany, Emma, m. J. Warren Jacobs, twelve 4 Dispatch, Pittsburgh paper, Willa Cather children, 217 (1898) on the staff, 125 Dulany, Jasper, Waynesburg grocer, family 6 Bible, 217 Dunn, Capt., 225 Duncansville, Pa., transfer point on P.R.R., Duquesne Club, building (1899), 125 291 Dvorak, Anton, musician, influenced by Vic- Dunfermline, Scotland, visited by Andrew tor Herbert, 128 Carnegie (1862), 298

E Ellicott, Andrew, famous surveyor, 1784 Early American Herb Recipes, by Alice commission, 51, 56; chief surveyor of the Cooke Brown (1966), rev., 74-75 United States, instructor of Meriwether Lewis, 302 Early American Ironware : Cast and Emancipation Proclamation (January, 1863), Wrought, by Henry J. Kauffman (1966), rev., 198 152-154 English traits of Marlborough, Cromwell, Edgar Thomson Steel Works (1873), 299 Wellington, Churchill and Washington, 4 Ehrenfeld, George F., graduate of Gettysburg Ennis, Dr. William N., physician with Red Seminary (Lutheran), 191 Cross Hospital Unit (1917), 106; feared Eichbaum, William, Esq., friend of Henry submarines, 108 Marie Brackenridge (1846), 254 Erie, Pa. (1812), 222 88th O.V.L disperses a soldiers' riot in Errata, eight in Part Iof article, 228 Columbus, Ohio, 175 Evans, Benjamin, Thespian, Pgh. (1823- Election, November 1864, voting on troop 1824), 279 train, 181 Evans, Frank B., Pennsylvania Politics, 1872- Elkin, Dr. C. W. W., "Camp Hospital No. 1877: A Study in PoliticalLeadership, 240, 21 in World War I," 106-112; promoted 241 to captain, 108, 114; rev. of Leach's The Everhart, Lt., recruiting officer of O.V.I. f Northern Colonial Frontier, 1607-1763, (1864), 175 244-245 ;—rev. of Shryock's Medicine in Ewing, Dr. James, Provost of the University America Historical Essavs (1966), 329- of Pennsylvania, survey commissioner 330 (1784), 51

F Shirley S. Rosenberg (1967), rev., 333 Facsimile of part of letter of Thaddeus Levi The First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh, Lewis (1849), opp. 49 probably sometimes attended by Mayor Fairmont (W. Va.) Confederate military ap- Magnus Murray and his family, 277 proach (May 27, 1863), 337 Fitzhugh, Carroll, data on McCracken Fawcett, James Waldo, rev. of Sosin's School, 65 Agents and Merchants: British Colonial Fleisher Music Collection, in Free Library Policy and the Origins of the American of Phila., Herbert manuscript, 130 Revolution, 1763-1775, 75-77; rev. of Flinn, William, Pa. State Senator (1895), Kauffman' s Early American Ironware, promoted consolidation of Allegheny and 152-154; rev. of Collins' Stringtown on the Pittsburgh, 118 Pike : The Fascinating Story of East Floersheim, Bertha, teacher, 61, 62; m. City Liberty, Pennsylvania, 155-157; rev. of Councilman Enoch Rauh, 61 Peithmann's Broken Peace Pipes : A Four- Food, military supplies, excellent logistics of Hundred-Year History of the American Gen. Forbes, 90, 91 Indian, 245-246; "Magnus Murray, A Forbes, Gen. John, 89-103 passim Gesture in Appreciation After 131 Years," "The General Chooses a Road — The Forbes 273-280 Campaign of 1758 to Capture Fort Du- Fayette County, home of John Herron quesne," mentioned, 89 (1815-1833), 229-230 "New Light on the 1758 Forbes Campaign," Ferry, crude, on the Platte River (1849), 40, by Niles Anderson, 89-103 41 Ford, Henry, bought fifteen bird houses of Ferry on the Colorado River (1849), 41-42 J. Warren Jacobs, 219 Ferry from Washington, D. C, to Fort Childs, Fort Kearney, Nebraska (1849), Alexandria, Va. (1861), 287 34 Fielding, Henry, The Adventures of Joseph Fort Duquesne, 89-103 passim Andrews, 309, 310, 311 Fort Erie, captured by U. S. troops (1814), Fielding, Henry, The History of Tom Jones, 139, 141, 144-145, 225 309, 310, 311 Fort Fayette, Pgh., training center (1812/.) First Lutheran Church, W. A. Passavant, of Twenty-Second Infantry, 134, 135-136, pastor, 190 222 The First OilRush, by Frances G. Conn and Fort George (1813), 138, 139, 143 7 Fort Hall, Idaho, trail divergence (1849), Ralph L.Ketcham, Associate Editor. Helen 34,42 C. Boatfield and Helene H. Fineman, As- Kearney, Nebraska, 33-34, 38 sistant Editors (New Haven, 1963), rev Fort 242-243 Laramie, Wyoming (May, 1849), 35, 40 242-243 Fort Franklin, Tenn. (November, 1864), battle, Fort McPherson, Georgia, mobilization of 184-186 Red Cross Hospital Unit (December, Fraser, John, famous frontier gunsmith, 23/. 1917), 106 "Free Silver Comes to Pennsylvania, The Fort Mifflin,134 Election of 1896 as Seen Through the Fort Niagara, bombarded (1812), 138, 139, Eyes of Four Pennsylvania Newspapers," 222 by Jack H. Christenson, 281-290 Fort Pike, Sackett's Harbor, Col. Hugh Freeman, Douglas Southall, authority on Brady commander (1815-1825), 227 George Washington, 3-6 passim Fort Presqu' Isle (1760), 51 Fremont, John C, data fromhis reports, 41; Forty-Niners, from all parts of the world, marries seventeen-year-old Jessie Benton, 47 205 Foster, Capt. John, company commander French, on the Ohio, 23-24 (1813), 136, 221, 224, 227, 228 French and Indian War, 89-103 passim Foster, Stephen Collins, "Ah!May the Red French Creek, on Salmon River, N. Y., Rose Live Alway," 122 winter quarters (1813-1814), 137, 139, 224 Foulk, Capt, recruiting officer, Erie, Pa. Freneau, Philip (and H. H. Brackenridge), (1812), 222 The Rising Glory of America, 314 Franklin, Benjamin, Indian policy, 27-28; Friends, Society of, Westland Minutes, 260 letter from Redick— cited, 117 "The Frontier Gunsmith and Indian Rela- Mon Cher Papa Franklin and the Ladies tions," by James C. King, 23-32 of Paris, by Claude- Anne Lopez (1966), The Northern Colonial Frontier, 1607-17611607-1763, rev., 327-329 by Douglas Edward Leach (N.Y., 1966), The Papers of Benjamin Franklin. Volume rev., 244-245 7: October 1, 1756 through March 31, Frye, Northrup, Anatomy of Criticism, 313; 1758, edited by Leonard W. Labaree. cited, 314

G to Major King, 110 Gabrilowitsch, Ossip, Detroit, host of Victor Gordon, Capt. Harry, engineer, built Fort Herbert, 128 Pitt (1759/.), aided by Thomas Hutchins, Gaines, P., in command Fort mapped Ohio River, 51;opp. 96 Gen. Edmund at Grant, Maj. James, his abortive attack and Erie (August, 1814), 145-146 defeat, opp. 96, 101 Garrisons, along Forbes Road (1758-1759), Grant, Maj. Gen. Ulysses, promoted to Lt.Lt, 91-92 General (March 10, 1864), 176 The Gazette, Williamsport Republican News- Grant's Hill, water works completed (1828),(1828) paper (1896), 284 275 General Council (Lutheran), organized Grave of "LittleJohn Herron," with illustra- (1867) by W. A. Passavant, 187 tion, reverse of item opp. 226 Georgia data, on march of troops (May, Great Salt Lake (1849), described, 42 1864). Items: Snake River, Coosa River, Greenhow, Mrs. Rose (O'Neal), hostesshostess, Cartersville, Cassville, 177/. Washington, D. C. (c.1846), 207 Gerberding, G. H., Life and Letters of Greentown, Ohio, location, a teacher enlists W. A.Passavant, D.D., much used primary (1863), 171 historical source, 187-198 passim Guerrilla war, 200 years oldinU. S. history, Gettysburg, Pa., July 1, 1863, battle item, 133 7-8 Guildford Castle, hospital ship, carried Red Gibbs &Sterrett Company of Titusville, Pa., Cross nurses (1918), 109 locomotive maker (1878), 16, 19 Gumm, Clark, Chief of Cadastral Surveying, Gila River, region involved in gold rush, 49 position earlier found in Geographer of thej Gilmore, Dr. James, physician with Red United States, 54 Cross Hospital Unit (1917), 106; channel Gunsmiths, twenty-one among the Indians crossing, 109 (1822), 32 Gist, Christopher, tour of1750, 25 Guthorn, Peter J., American Maps and Map God, diarist (1864) uses phrase, "Great God Makers (1966), rev., 151 of battles," 186 Guthrie, Francis S., candidate for mayor of Gold, inCalifornia (1849), diggers numbered Pittsburgh (1813), 274 80,000, small rewards, 46; original sample, Guthrie, George W., mayor of Pittsburgh 50 (1906-1909), 274 Gold standard (1896), 284, 288 Guthrie, John B., mayor of Pittsburgh Goodrich, Capt. E. E., turns over hospital (1851-1852), 274n

8 H Historical Society Notes and Documents, 79- HM.S>HM.S. Mauretania, army transport (1918). 87; including In Memoriam, Edward 108,108.x\/\jf 111Illaxx Martin, by C. W. W. Elkin, 159-160, and Hall, Van Beck, rev. of Guthorn's American The Manuscripts and Miscellaneous Col- Maps and Map Makers (1966), 151 lections, 161-169, not indexed; 253-268, in- Hanna, Mark, cartooned (1896), 288 cluding two unpublished letters by Henry Harkey, Simeon, prominent Lutheran, 191 Marie Brackenridge, 253-255, and list of Harper's Ferry (c.1803), Federal military Manuscript and Miscellaneous Collections depot, a route to Pittsburgh, 303 HSWP, 256-268, not fully indexed; 335- Harris* Pittsburgh Directory, for 1837, notice 368, including material from the Mathiot of death of Magnus Murray, 279 Papers, 335-338, and the Manuscript and Harrisburg, Pa. (April23, 1846), letter from Miscellaneous Collections of HSWP, 339- Henry Marie Brackenridge, 254 359 Hasselquist, Tuye N., Swedish Lutheran History of America, by Barnes, dramatic patriarch, published the Hemlandet, anti- treatment, episodical, 113 slavery, 189, 198 Holdship, Henry, buys and demolishes old Hemlandet, Swedish Lutheran publication, theatre of the Thespian Society of Pitts- promoter of missions among Negroes, 189 burgh, site of later Pittsburgh Dollar Sav- Henry, Mrs. Harriet Buchanan, sister of ings Institution, 279 James Buchanan, lost husband (1837), d. "Home Sweet Home," phraseology of Civil (1841), left young son, 206 War diarist (1864), 186 Henry, James Buchanan, under guardianship Hooke, Lt. Moses, ordered to construct a of uncle James Buchanan, 206; Prince- keelboat for Meriwether Lewis, inefficient, tonian, private secretary to his uncle James, 302 211 Hopewell Village, by Joseph E. Walker Henry, Rev. Robert, married Harriet (1966), rev., 71-73 Buchanan, rf.(1837), left one son, Henry, "Camp Hospital No. 21 in World War I," 205, 206, 211 by C. W. W. Elkin, 105-112 Here's to Thornburg, by Alice Crist Christ- Hospitals, established by W. A.Passavant in ner, rev., 331-333 Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Chicago and Jack- Herron, Sgt. Francis, 2nd Regt. (old 22nd), sonville, Illinois, 187 discharged (1815), father of John, 145, House, Coleman family house bought by 222, 237, 238 James Buchanan, Hetty Parker, the house- Herron, John, soldier, War of 1812, 134n, 144, keeper, 204-205 145, 221, 222, 227, 228; "Little John," Howell, Henry, private in Red Cross Hos- post-war career (1815-1888), 229-230 pital Unit, died in service (1918), 110 Herron, Mary Gamble, wife of John Herron, Hubley, Grace, friend of James Buchanan, 229 201 Herron, Sarah, m. William Drury, Saint Hudson Bay Fur Company, inIdaho (1849), Peter, Minn. (1856), 230 42 Higgins, John E., "Andrew Carnegie, Rail- Huneker, James Gibbon, N. Y. Sun critic of roadman," 291-300 Herbert, 130 Highwood Cemetery, old Allegheny City, Hunt, Roy Arthur (1881-1966), tribute by 120 Agnes Lynch Starrett, 82-83 Hindman, Maj. Jacob, in command of Huston, Sarah Buchanan, rf.(1825),d.(1825), left a artillery, Brown's Army (1814), 141 child Elizabeth Huston who was raised by Hinke, William John, editor of reprint of the Kitteras, 204 Strassburger's Pennsylvania German Hutch ins, Thomas, surveyor, geographer, Pioneers, 154-155 1784 commissioner, his career, 51, 54, 56

I Forty-Niners, 33 Illustrations: J. Warren Jacobs, age 27; J. "Independent Company fromIllinois," Forty- Warren Jacobs and two children on a Niners, 33, 36 four-wheeled "Mule-a-Mobile";The Amer- Indian affairs, unorganized (c.1750-1755), 27 ican Bird House Journal (1914) ; adver- Indians: Sauks and Foxes, sent gunsmith tisement of J. Warren Jacobs, opp. 218, (1808), 32; Shawnees and Delawares, pro- four insets vided with a gunsmith (1808), 32; Iowas Inclined Planes, in Allegheny City, Nunnery (1849), 36; Twightwee (Miami), (c.1750), HillInclined Plane, Troy HillInclined 26; Crow Indians speak English (1849), Plane, Clifton Inclined Plane, not separate- 37; Pawnees great thieves (1849), 37, 39; ly indexed, 121 Sioux, big war party, fought the Pawnees, Independence, Missouri, a starting point of 38,38.'* 39

9 J Jefferson, Pres. Thomas, drafter of U. S. Jackson, Gen. Andrew, historical figure, 134 rectilinear land survey system, 55 ;Lewis Jacobs, Eleanor Kent, mother of ten children, and Clark expedition promoter, 301, 302 the eighth, Joseph Warren Jacobs, 216 Jefferson College (1840), Presbyterian, Jacobs, Henry, blacksmith, buggy maker, Passavant a graduate, 187 father of Joseph Warren, 216 Jenkins, William, president of Farmers Jacobs, J. Harold, Waynesburg, Pa., archi- Bank, Lancaster, Pa. (1819), 201; cor- tect, son of J. Warren Jacobs, 216 respondent of James Buchanan, 203 Jacobs, Joseph Warren, scientist, 215-220 Jersey & Green Co., companies of Forty- passim Niners, 35 J. Warren Jacobs Museum of Applied Jessup, Maj., in command of 22nd Pa. Regt. Oology, Waynesburg, Pa., 217-218 (May 2, 1814) of 25th Conn. Regt. (1814), Jacobs Bird-House Company, Waynesburg, 140, 143; Colonel (1814), 225 Pa., 218-219 Johnson, Sir William, appointed superintend- Jacobs Museum of Applied Oology, numerous ent of northern Indian affairs (c.1754), 29 visitors, 219-220 Johnston, Alexander, Jr., Thespian, Pgh. "Gleanings from the Life of J. Warren (1823-1824), 279 Jacobs, Scientist," by Anne M. Fonner, Joncaire, Chabert de, furnishes a gunsmith 215-220, with illustrations forIndians (1750), 24, 29, 30 James, AlfredP., rev. ofEvans' Pennsylvania Joyce, Katherine, nurse, died (1918) of Politics, 1872-1877: A Study in Political pneumonia in France, funeral at First Leadership, 240-241 Presbyterian Church, 110

K Gateway to the Far West in 1803," 301- Peter Kalm's Travels in North America, re- 303 printing, ed. Adolph B. Benson (N.Y., King, Dr. S. V., surgeon, Director of Red 1966), rev., 149-151 Cross Hospital Unit (1917), CO. of Camp Hospital No. 21, 105, 110 Kauffman, Henry J., Early American Iron- Kingwood (W. Pa.), campfires of Con- ware: Cast and Wrought (1966), rev., federate invaders (1863), 336 152-154 Kinton, Thomas, Indian Accounts (1737), Keats, wrote sonnet "On a Picture of very early Ohio Valley fur trade data, 349 Leander," 129 Kittera, Mary Wilkes, grandmother of Mary Kelly, Sir Fitz Roy, suitor of Harriet Lane, Kittera Snyder, 204 213 Kittera, Judge Thomas, of Phila., friend of Kendall & Eldred, narrow-gauge railroad James Buchanan, 204 — (1878), branch of O.B.&W., 19 Klein, Philip Shriver, "Bachelor Father Kennedy, Dr. D. D., physician with Red James Buchanan as a Family Man," 199- Cross Hospital Unit (1917), 105 ;promoted 214; rev. of Bradley's Simon Cameron, to captain, 108 Lincoln*Lincoln'ss Secretary of War: A Political Kerr, Allen Humphreys, unpublished manu- Biography (1966), 243-244 script "The Mayors of Pittsburgh" de- Knoxville, Tennessee, Exchange Camp posited in HSWP, 274-275 (1864), fortifications constructed, 176 Ketcham, Ralph L., Associate Editor of The Krauth, Charles Porterfield, Lutheran leader Papers of Benjamin Franklin. Volume 7 : (1862), 191 October 1, 1756 through March 31, Kreisler, Fritz, extolled the friendship of 1758, rev., 242-243 Victor Herbert, 132 Bridge Company (1865), old firm Kreml, Franklin M., vice-president of North- ofPiper and Schiffler (1862), 294, 300 western University, 21 King, Capt,Capt., 22nd U. S. Infantry (1814), Krueger, Karl, regards musical number of severely wounded at Chippewa, 225, 228n Victor Herbert, 130 King, James C, "The Frontier Gunsmith and Kurjack, Dennis C, writer on Hopewell Indian Relations," 23-32; "Pittsburgh: Furnace, 72

L Land, U. S. Public Land Survey, 51-59 Labaree, Leonard W., Editor of yolume 7: Lane, Elliott Eskridge, financially dependent The Papers of Benjamin Franklin October on uncle, James Buchanan, 206 ;nephew of 1, 1756, through March 31, 1758, rev., 242- James Buchanan, lived in Charlestown, 243 Va.,Va.. 212 Lafayette, correspondent of George Wash- Lane, Harriet, famous niece of James Bu- ington, 5 ;in Pittsburgh May 30, 1825, 278 chanan, adopted by him (1839/.), 206; Land Ordinance of 1785, made surveys obli- niece, ward and hostess of James Bu- gatory, 52, 55 chanan, 212-214

10 Lane,tane, James B., businessman, of Lancaster, 196 privates, 231-236, not fully indexed; nephew of James Buchanan, 212 Muster Roll of a company of the 22nd Lane, Jane Buchanan,

M McCracken, Misses Eliza and Sarah, spon- McClellan, Gen. George B., commander sors and principal-teachers of private school (1861), popular, 297 in old Allegheny, 61 McClintock, Charles, rev. of Belfour's Cen- McCracken, John H., from Steubenville, tennial History of the Shadyside Presby- Ohio, Pennsylvania Company employee, 61 terian Church, 67 "The McCracken School," by Robert D. McCormick, Cyrus Hall, harvesting machine Christie, 61-65 company, opposed free silver program M'Faddin, Darby, literature figure or role, (1896), 289 309

11 McFeeley, Lt Col. George, recruiter of (1828, 1829, 1831), 275 troops, Carlisle, Pa., 136; at Niagara "The Mayors of Pittsburgh," unpublishei (1812), 222, 223, 224, 225 manuscript in HSWP, written by Allei McKean County, Pa., oilboom (1875), 10 Humphreys Kerr, cited, 274-275 McKean Miner, oilregion newspaper (1877), Meadville, Pa. (1813), 222 11,11. 13 Mechanization, in winter warfare, a recenrecenj McKinley, William, Republican Presidential development, 90 candidate (1896), 282 Medical data, 8-9 — McKnight, Kate, Ridge Avenue home Medicine in America Historical EssaysEssay J (1823), early "Monday Class" becomes by Richard Harrison Shryock, rev., 329J329 later the Twentieth Century Club, 118 330 I McLaughlin, Florence— C, rev. of Lopez1Mon Members, 216 New (1966), 79-81; iii Cher Papa Franklin and the Ladies of memoriam of (25), 81, not indexed Paris, 327-329 Memberships, in scientific societies, of J McMurtry (Ed or Burt), pupil, prankster, Warren Jacobs, fourteen named, 219, notnoi amateur inventor, 63 . indexed Madison, Dolly, in Washington, D. C, social Menippean Satire, the literary form used bby life (c.1840),206 H. H. Brackenridge, 319, 323 Madison, Dr. James, Bishop. of Virginia,.. Mental arithmetic, school subject, 62 President of College of Williamand Mary, Mercer, Col. Hugh, Third Battalion of thithe Survey (1784) commissioner, 51 Pennsylvania Regiment (1758-1759), 90 Magaw, Jessie, daughter of Maria (Bu- Mesta Machine Company, founded (1898),(1898) chanan) Magaw, 211;niece and protege of 125 James Buchanan, 211, 212 Metropolitan Elevated Railroad, N. Y.iY Magee, Christopher L., promoted annexation (1878), 19 of Allegheny by Pittsburgh (1895), 118 Military Dead, 22nd Infantry, War of 1812, Magee, Matthew, Thespian, Pgh. (1823- eighty names, 148, not indexed 1824), 279 Military returns (1814), 139-141, not fully Malaria, and mosquitoes, along the Ohio indexed River, 52 Miller, Dr. A. P., physician with Red Cross Mankato, Minn., John Herron a pioneer Hospital Unit (1917), 106-107; Channel settler (1856/.), 230 crossing in old boat, 109 Mansfield, Jared, U. S. Surveyor-General Miller, Ernest C, rev. of Conn and Rosen-Rosen (1803/.), established a principal meridian berg's The First OilRush (1967), 333 in Indiana, 58 Miller,Dr. Laird, physician with Red Cross "The Manuscript and Miscellaneous Collec- Hospital Unit (1917), 106; promoted to tions of the Historical Society of Western captain, 108 Pennsylvania, A Preliminary Guide, Part Miltenberger, George, iron merchant, North Four," 256-268, not indexed; Part Five, Side resident, 118 339-368, not fully indexed Minnesota Census, 230 Map, rude firstmap ofFort Ligonier (1758), Miracle at Philadelphia: The Story of the insert, opp. 97 Constitutional Convention, May to Septem- Maps, American Maps and Map Makers, by ber 1787, by Catherine Drinker Bowen Peter J. Guthorn (1966), rev., 151 (1966), rev. 239-240 Marker, Mrs. Margaret, buys Vandalia land Missionary, Lutheran publication (c.1848),(c.1848) from Roy Stone property (1878), 17 187 ;Lutheran paper, anti-slavery, 187, 193193, Marlin, Maj. Ralph, recruiter of troops, at 195, 197 Fort Fayette, 136; recruiter at Pgh. Mississippi Forty-Niners (1849), 45 (c.1812),(c.l812),atat Erie (1814), 228 Missouri, Holt County, last home area of Martin, Absalom, surveyor, ran line in John Herron, 230 survey of 1786, 56 Modern Chivalry (1846 edition), 253 Mason and Dixon Line Survey (1766), halt- "Modern Chivalry: The Form," by Mary S. ed in Bedford County, completed (1784), Mattfield (1967), 305-326 passim, "as a 51 novel not a success" and "not a novel," Mast, James H., rev. of Strassburger's 311; in the tradition of Juvenal and Pennsylvania German Pioneers, 154-155 Lucian, of Rabelais and Cervantes, of Mathiot, Catherine, daughter of Jacob D. Samuel Butler and Jonathan Swift, 311, Mathiot, 338 not fully indexed Mathiot, George D., son of Jacob D., 338 Montreal, objective of Wilkinson campaign Mathiot, Jacob D., Virginian, uncertain loyal- (c.1814), 229 ty (1863), 338 Morgan, J.j. P., founder of United States Mathiot Papers, in HSWP, 335-338 Steel Corporation (c.1900), 299 Mayer, Frederick P., article on Old Alle- Morley, R. F., bridge constructor (1861), 297 gheny, in The Pittsburgh Record (1930), Mormons, ran crude ferry across the Platte 115, 120-121, citation River (1849), 40-41 Mayor of Pittsburgh: Magnus Murray Morris, William, of New York, deputy sur-

12 veyor of Thomas Hutchins (1785), 56 trustee, 277; his papers not found, 280 Morton, Joseph C, rev. of The Papers of "Magnus Murray, A Gesture in Appreciation Benjamin Franklin. Volume 7 :October 1, After 131 years," by James Waldo 1756, through March 31, 1758 (New Fawcett, 273-280 Haven, 1963), 242-243 Murray, Mary, wife of Samuel Fahnestock, ii Mountain, Sidney, Thespian, Pgh. (1823- 280 Murrays, seven children of Magnus Murray Mulkearn, Lois, co-author of A Traveler's and Mary Wilkins, namely: Alexander, Guide to Historic Western Pennsylvania, James B., Henry, Robert, Mary (m. 277-278 Fahnestock), Julia (w. Lemoyne), and Mullin, Dr. C. E., physician withRed Cross Catherine (m. Guthrie), 280, not fully Hospital Unit (1917), 105; promotion to indexed captain, 108 Musical works of Victor Herbert, Mile. Murray, [Commander Alexander], U. S. Modiste (1905), (1906), The Navy, father of Magnus Murray, 274, 276 , , Naughty Murray, Catherine, m. John B. Guthrie, eight Marietta (1910), When Sweet Sixteen children, 276 (1910), The Enchantress (1911), Sweet- Murray, Magnus, 273-280 passim; Unitarian hearts (1913), (1917), 131

N Stone (1878), 18 Napoleon III,Emperor, and Eugenie, Em- New York Evening Post (1896), 282 press, of France, met by Harriet Lane, New York Herald (1856), criticism of the 213 bachelor President, 199 Nashville, Tenn., on military route of Union Newlin, Claude M., The Life and Writings recruits (1864), 176, 181 of Hugh Henry Brackenridge (1932), National Archives, in Washington, D. C, 253; authoritative scholar on the life and vast military data, some in bad condition, writings of H. H. Brackenridge, 306n, 10 J 312, 314 , first grand opera ofHerbert (1911), Newton, Gen. John, Corps of Engineers, original lost, 130 activities, 17 Nebraska, crossed by Forty-Niners, 33 Niagara, training camp under Brig. Gen. Negroes :Their physical sustenance and their Winfield Scott (March, 1814), 137 spiritual needs supported by W. A. Passa- North Side, old Allegheny, 114 vant, 188; missionary activities of W. A. Northwest Fur Company (r.1804), 31-32 Passavant in Canonsburg, Pa., and in The novel, a critique, 308/. Baltimore, Md., 187-189 Novelists, named by Mary S. Mattfield, e.g., Nevada, on Forty-Niners route, 34 Lyly, Sidney, Nashe, Deloney, Behn, Neville, Morgan, Thespian, Pgh. (1823- Bunyan, Steele, Otway, Dryden, Smollett, 1824), 279 Hume, Swift, Fielding, Thackeray, Trol- New Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery, Holt lope, 308-309, not fully indexed County, Mo., grave of John Herron, 230 Nurses, with clerks and orderlies, in Red New York Central, first use of Cross Hospital Unit (1917), 105, twenty (1857), 294 named (not indexed), 106; photo opp. 108; New York City, harbor dredging by Roy 110, 111

oO Oliver, James B.,iron industry (1862), 119 O'Callaghan, Jerry, "Significance of the O'Neal, Rose, m.tn. Dr. Greenhow, 206 United States Public Land Survey," 51- 149 Regt., Penna. Vols., Col. Roy Stone, 7 59 Oologist, published article of J. Warren Oglesby, J., Forty-Niner, Jacobs, 219 Richard later Oran, Algeria, port city (1919), 111 Illinoispolitician, 41, 41n Orders: General, of Forbes (Nov. 21, 1758), Ohio Land Company, inaccurate title, 25, 26 93 Oil, petroleum, 10 Oregon country, claim of the United States, OilCity Derrick (1877), 13 303 Olean, Bradford & Warren Railroad, narrow Ornithology and oology, special science, 215, gauge, constructed (1877), 12 217, 218 Oliver, Henry W., mansion on Ridge Avenue, Orphanages, established by W. A.Passavant Pgh. North Side, 118, 119 at Zelienople and Rochester, Pa., 187

13 p Perry, Commodore Oliver Hazard, drew Page, Benjamin, North Side mansion, 118 upon Fort Fayette for supplies, 136, 224 Page, John, of Virginia, 1784 Survey Com- Peterson, C. S., The Known Military Dead missioner, 51 in the War of 1812, 138 Painting, of signs by J. Warren Jacobs, 217 Peyton, Mrs., rooming house, Washington, Panic of 1893, W. Pa. hard hit, 281 D. C. (1821), James Buchanan a roomer, Papers and other materials of J. Warren 202 Jacobs, summarized, 21Sn5n Phifer, WilliamPhilo, Lutheran leader, 188, Paris, France, parade featured by Wilson, 189n Clemenceau, Orlando, Lloyd George, etc. Philadelphia (c.1803), base of supplies for (1918), 111 Lewis and Clark expedition, 302 Parke, Judge John E., Recollections of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, exchange of Seventy Years, cited, 278-279 maps (c.1828), 275 Parker, Hetty, housekeeper at Wheatland, Philadelphia Centennial (1876), 7 204, 207 Phipps, Henry, Jr., colleague of Andrew "William A. Passavant: A Servant to All Carnegie, 119 Men, Black or White," by Douglas C. Pickawillany, a Twightwee Indian town Stange, 187-198 passim (c.1750), 26 Patterson, John, from near Meadville, Pa., Pinkney, Lt. Col. Ninian, 45th Regt. (1814), recruited at Erie, Pa. (Aug. 16, 1812), 222 225 Pattison, Robert E., Democratic Party figure Piper, John L., bridge firm (1862), 294 (1896), 284, 285 Piper and Schiffler, early bridge building Paulson, Charles H., Pgh. merchant, 61 firm (1862), later Keystone Bridge Com- Paur, Emil(1855-1932), orchestra conductor, pany (1865), 294 126 ... Pittsburgh and Allegheny directory (1878), Payne, Annie, niece of Dolly Madison 61 (c.1840), rushed by James Buchanan, 206; "Pittsburgh : Gateway to the Far West in poem by James Buchanan to "The Maid 1803," by James C. King, 301-303 from Tennessee," 206 Pittsburgh, Bessemer & Lake Erie railroad, Pearse, John B., writer on Hopewell furnace a Carnegie enterprise, 299 and village, 72 Pittsburgh Bicentennial (1958), 89 "Peg-Leg Railroad," nickname, 13, 14 Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail- Peithmann, IrvinM., Broken Peace Pipes: road, Pgh. trackage, 61, 123 A Four-Hundred-Year History of the Pittsburgh Gazette (1814), 225; (April 30, American Indian (1964), 245-246 1824) item on Masonic rites at dedication Penitentiary, the first Allegheny (State) of Trinity Episcopal Church, 278, 279 completed (1827), 279n Pittsburgh Orchestra, first concert (1896), Penn Family Recipes, With an Account of 125 the Life of Gulielma Maria Springett Penn, The Pittsburgh Post (c.1896), 281, 283; 1644-1694, ed. by Evelyn Abraham Benson (1896), supports Bryan, 285, 288 (York, Pa.,Pa, 1966), rev., 247-251 The Pittsburgh Record (1930), citation, 120- Pennsylvania, in U. S. Military district No. 121 4 (1813), 134-135 Pittsburgh Synod (Lutheran), founded Pennsylvania German Pioneers, by Ralph (1845), organized by W. A. Passavant, Beaver Strassburger (1966), 2 vols., re- 187; 190-191 printed, rev,rev., 154-155 Pittsburgh's First Unitarian Church, 1820- Pennsylvania Politics, 1872-1877 :A Study in 1960, Magnus Murray, trustee (1823), 277 Political Leadership, by Frank B. Evans Platte River, one route of Forty-Niners, 33, (1966), rev.,rev, 240-241 34 , Western Division Pleasanton, Laura and Clementina, daughters from Johnstown to Pittsburgh completed of Stephen Pleasanton, friends of James December, 1852, Baltimore & Ohio compe- Buchanan, 203, 207 titiona factor, 291, 295 Pleasanton, Stephen, saved famous documents Pennsylvania Regiment (c.1758), Col. Hugh from Washington fire (1814), 203, 207 Mercer, 89/. Poem, Hero and Leander, by Victor Herbert, Pennsylvania Supreme Executive Council, written in Pgh.,Pgh, 128; much criticized, 129- order to lay out town of Allegheny (Sept. 130 11, 1787), 117 Poem, of C. V. Starrett, 119-120; of James Pennsylvania Zoological Bulletin, article by Buchanan, sent to Annie Payne (1842), J. Warren Jacobs, 219 206 Pennypacker, Gov. Samuel W.,W, promoter of Poetry, early poetry of H. H. Brackenridge, merger of Allegheny and Pittsburgh 314-315 (1906), 115, 118 Polk, Sarah Childress, widow of President Perces, Dr. William N,N., surgeon of 22nd Polk, friend of James Buchanan, 207 U. S. Infantry (

14 Pontiac, his allies (1764), overawed by Confederacy (1754), 29 Bouquet's expedition, 51 Property of "Uncle Sam," phrase of enlistee The Populist movement (c.1896), 281, 287 (1864), 174 Porcupine, sloop (used as troop ship 1814), Province Island, near Phila., training center 144,225 of Twenty-Second Infantry (c.1812), 134 Portage Railroad, junction with P.R.R., 291 Provisions :return of Washington's Division Porter, Andrew, Pa. surveyor (1785), cited, (Nov. 16, 1758) facsimile, 94 56 Public Land Act of 1796, adopted rectilinear Post offices, in California (1849), monthly land system, 57 mails, 47 The Public Ledger and Daily Transcript The Pottsville Daily Republican (c.1896), (Phila., c.1896), 281, 282, 283, 284 281, 282, 286 Pugh, Edwin Vv A Traveler's Guide toHis- Powell, Maj. John Wesley, report on "The toric Western Pennsylvania, 277-278 AridLands," 58 Pulaski, Tenn., Headquarters of U. S. XXIII The Power of Sympathy, early American Corps (1864), 181 sentimental novel of English origin, 305 Pullman strike, suppressed by Federal troops, Princeton University, Class of 1903, Philip 288 H. Lantz, 271 Putnam, Rufus, of the Ohio Company Printup, William, gunsmith for Iroquois (c.1787), a Surveyor-General, 57

0 Quakers, "fanatical people," 325, 326 Queen Victoria, gives rank of ministerial Quay, Matthew S., Republican PartParty boss, consort to Harriet Lane, 213 281 Queenstown, Ont. (1812) battle, 137, 143

R Riddle, Capt, 104th O.V.I., Provost Marshall Railroads in the oil fields (1877), 10 at Knoxville (1864), 177 Railways, in Civil War (1864), 171-186 Riddle, James M., publisher of the first city passim directory of Pgh. (1815), 279 Ridge Avenue, Pgh. North Side, famous Raleigh, Sir Walter, concept of the difficulty families residents (c.1900), 118; homes of of historiography, 112 Archibald M. Marshall, B. F. Jones and Rauh, Richard S., son of Enoch and Bertha Harmar Denny, Sr., survivors, 118 (Floersheim) Rauh, founder of Pittsburgh Ridgely, Mrs. Nannie, teacher, 61 Symphony Orchestra and of Pittsburgh Rimmel, William M., columns in Pittsburgh Playhouse, trustee of HSWP, 62 Post-Gazette, 115; cited, 118-119 Ray's Higher Arithmetic, textbook in use Ripley, Brig. Gen. Eleazer W., Second (1864), 173 Brigade, Brown's Army (1814?), 140, 141 Raystown (later Bedford), in1758 campaign, Rittenhouse, scientist, Survey Commissioner 91 (1784), 51,56 Redick, David, Washington County politician Roads, poor in the oil fields (1877), 10 (c.1787), Pa. figure, 117 Rockefeller, William, ordered six bird Reed, Capt., in command at Pittsburgh houses from J. Warren Jacobs, 219 (1814), 225 Rogerville Station, Tenn. (1864), 177 Reeves, Samuel J., portrait of Roy Stone, Roman temple, built in France in seventh died (1878), 19 century (600-700 A.D.), 109 Reinsberg, Mark, "General Stone's Elevated Rose Hill, farm near Morgantown, W. Va., Railroad, Portrait of an Inventor," 7-21 ; owned today by George Washington Dor- See: 49, 185-195; 331-343 sey, 335n Religion, of George Washington, 2 Roster of Officers, 22nd Pennsylvania In- A. Return ... of forces at New Camp, No- fantry, Col. Hugh Brady, Lt. Cols. George vember 18, 1758, facsimile, 100 McFeeley and Ninian Pinkney, 5 majors, Revolutionary War debt, payment expected 9 captains, 15 first lieutenants, 11 second from land sales, 57 lieutenants, 8 thirdlieutenants, one surgeon, Rhor, Charles, engineer, early selection of site two surgeon mates, total 54, not fully of Fort Ligonier, opp. 96 indexed, 147 Riall, Maj. Gen., British commander at Bat- Royall, Mrs. Anne, Pennsylvania or Travels tle of Chippewa (1814), 141; captured at Continued in the United States, 277 Lundy's Lane, 143 Rush, Benjamin, m. Elizabeth Simpson, Richards, Edward A., Hudibras in the Bur- heiress, 207 lesque Tradition, 321 Rush, Richard, 207 Ricketson, John H., data on McCracken Russia, U. S. Minister (1831-1833) James School, 65 Buchanan, 203

15 — s America Historical Essays (1966), rev. Sackett's Harbor (1813-1815), 136, 137, 145, 329-330 221, 227, 229 Shumate, Dr. Julius R., surgeon 22nd Pa Sacramento City, California (in 1849), 39 Infantry, killed(1813), 147, 224 St. Joseph, Missouri, a starting point of Simpson, Elizabeth, Washington, D. C, Forty-Niner, 33, 34 heiress escorted by James Buchanan, later St. Louis, Republican National Convention married Benjamin Rush, 207 (1896), 282, 284 Slavery, Lutheran split on the subject, 187/. St. Louis Exposition of 1904, Gold Medal passim awarded J. Warren Jacobs, 218 Slavery, hated by Andrew Carnegie, 296; St. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, Pa., Philip sensitive topic, canvassed in Modern H. Lantz (

16 A Record of Building before I860, rev., 285, 289 68-71 Sunstroke, of Andrew Carnegie (1861), trassburger, Ralph Beaver, Pennsylvania permanent damage, 298 German Pioneers (1966), rev., 154-155 Survey system, rectilinear, three virtues, 58 treet car companies, Federal Street Com- Surveying, the factor of topography, 58 pany, Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Man- Surveys, rectilinear, promoted continent- chester line, Allegheny Traction Company, wide democracy, 59 Pleasant Valley Street Railway Company, Swift, Jonathan, Tale of a Tub, and "Dis- not separately indexed, 121 course of the Contests and Discussions be- \\ringtowntringtown on the Pike: Fascinating Story tween the Nobles and Commons in Athens of East Liberty, Pennsylvania (1967), rev., and Rome," 311, 312, 320, 321 155-157 "Symbolic illumination," a factor of Bracken- 'he\he Sun (Williamsport, Pa.), 281, 283, 284, ridge's Modern Chivalry, 306

T 99 [aft,aft, William Howard, visitor at Jacobs Tiffin, Edward, first commissioner of The Museum, 220 General Land Office, Surveyor-General [arentum,arentum, Pa., home (1846) of Henry (1814), devised guide meridian and stand- Marie Brackenridge, 254 ard parallels, 58 ariff,fariff, high, advocated by William B. Mc- Titusville Courier, M. N. Allen, editor, 12 Kinley, 283; the Wilson tariff, 283; the Tocqueville, Alexis de, critic of American McKinley tariff, 283; free trade versus democracy, 306 protection, 288 Todd, W. E. Clyde, Birds of Western Penn- eague,\u25a0eague, Oregan, figure in Modern Chivalry, sylvania, discusses contribution of J. War- "a grotesque Sancho Panza," 307 ren Jacobs, 219 [earnsearns of Forty-Niners, 625 pass Fort "Tom and Jerry or High Life inLondon," Kearney by May 19, 1849, 35 early play of Thespian Society at old fenen Mile Creek, tract turned into a bird Third Street Theatre, 279 sanctuary, 219 Transportation Center Library, 21 Terence,erence, Latin poet, quoted, 274 A Traveler's Guide to Historic Western haw,haw, Ed, brilliant pupil, teacher's pet, 62 Pennsylvania, by Lois Mulkearn and Ed- heatre,heatre, old Third Street Theatre of the win V.Pugh, 277-278 Thespian Society of Pgh., 279 Trees, on the prairie, mainly cottonwood and Thespianhespian Society, Pittsburgh (1823), 278 elm, 37 fhespianshespians (1823-1824), fourteen named and Trent, Capt. William, Virginia Militia indexed, 279 (1753-1754), 25, 26 Ihielhiel College, Greenville, Pa., supported by Trimble, Maj., 19th Regiment, also re- W. A. Passavant, 187 assignment (1814), 225 fhomas,lomas, Lt. Eli, wounded at Fort Niagara Trinity Cathedral, founded (1824), rebuilt (1812), 139, 222 (1869) ,Masonic ceremony at dedication of Uiomas,tamas, Theodore, teacher ofVictor Herbert, (1824), 277 126 Turtle Creek (1754), post of John Fraser, Thompson,hompson, Edward, Thompsontown, Pa. 25 (1934), donates Burd manuscript material "The Twenty-Second United States Infantry, to HSWP, 96 A Forgotten Regiment in a Forgotten tITiompson,bompson, George, pupil of McCracken War, 1812-1815," by John Newell Crombie, School, never absent nor late, 63 133-148; 221-237 Thompson,hompson, Mrs. Kate, wife of Buchanan's The 22nd Regiment, U. S. Infantry, battle Secretary of the Interior, favorite of the record, 138 President, 209 Tyler, Pres. John, married a girl thirty years Thomson, J. Edgar, president P.R.R., 291, younger, 205 294 Typhoid, inoculation, later repetition (c.1917), Hiee Three Redoubts, post on Forbes Route, 106

uU U. S. Military Academy (West Point), Wforms,hiforms, of Scott's Brigade (War of 1812), adopted gray uniform of Twenty-Second 134, 142-143 U. S. Infantry, 134 -niontown,'niontown, Ohio, sleigh ride, 174 United States Public Land Survey, signifi- foions, P,R.R., manipulated by Thomas cance of, 51-59 Scott and Andrew Carnegie, 294 United States Steel Corporation (c.1900), .IS. Bureau of Public Roads, founded by child of J. P. Morgan, 299 Gen. Roy Stone, 20 University of Pennsylvania, Magnus Murrav. liebe United States Constitution, provides B.A. (1802), M.A. (1805),(1805) 274 "freedom enough," according to H. H. University of Pittsburgh, Magnus Miilei Brackenridge, 317 Murray a founder, 273

17 V to Thornburg, 330-333 Van Dorn, Page, Tappen and Burton, com- Varronian satire, used by H. H. Bracke pany of Forty-Niners, 35 ridge, 319 Van Trump, James D., rev. of Stotz's The "Victor Herbert :Romantic Idealist," by Ed Architectural Heritage of Early Western ward N. Waters, 125-132 Pennsylvania; A Record of Building be- Vincent, Gen. John, British commandei fore 1860, 68-71 ;rev. of Christner's Here's (1913), 138

Ww Wilhelm, Carl, Complete History of the Cit'Cit Walker, Duncan, Thespian, Pgh. (1823- of Allegheny (1891), 114, 115; cited US 1824), 279 116 Walker, Jonathan, Unitarian (1823), trustee, Wilkins, Mary, m. Magnus Murray, d. 187218Z 277 at eighty-four, 280 Walker, Joseph E., Hopewell Village, rev., Wilkins, William, distinguished Pittsburgher 71-73 274 Wall, Charles Cecil, "George Washington, Wilkinson, Brig. Gen. James, his St. Lawr the Image and the Man," 1-6 ence Company (1813), 137, 224, 229 Walsh, Robert, U. S. Minister to France, Willard, Alexander, gunsmith with LewiiLewi: 253 and Clark (1804-1805), 30, 32 War of1812, 133-148 Williams, Edward G., editorial introductior "War Hawks," old terminology (1812), 133 to O'Callaghan article, 51-53; rev. of re Ward, Ellen, vivacious American girl in print of Peter Kaltris Travels in Nort) Paris, friend of James Buchanan, 207 America, 149-151 Washington, George, 58 Wills, David, house at Gettysburg (1863), I Washington, Mrs. Martha, family life, 4 Wilson, Erasmus, History of Pittsburgh Washington's Brigade (1758), original dates frequently used and quoted, 276-277 in Library of Congress, 102 Wilson, George, orchestra manager, genteelgenteel, Washington's Camp, W. Pa. (1758), 93, 99 disliked Herbert, 126 "George Washington, the Image and the Winder, Col. William Henry, in commanccommam Man," Charles Cecil Wall, 1-6 at Fort Niagara (1812), 222 Washington (D.C.), in 1821, slovenly place, Winnebago Indian Reservation (c.1856), 23023i 202/. Wolves, frighten Forty-Niners, 36, 37 Waters, Edward N., "Victor Herbert: Ro- Women, in the career of James Buchanan, mantic Idealist," 125-132 Miss Whiting of Connecticut; Ann Eliza Watterson, Ann Eliza, friend of James Bu- Watterson; Laura Pleasanton; Clementina chanan, 207 Pleasanton; Sarah Childress Polk; Miss Waynesburg, Pa., home town of J. Warren Wilcox; Ellen Ward; Elizabeth Craig, Jacobs, 215 ;the Jacobs family, 216/. 207, not fullyindexed Wealth, of George Washington, 3 Women friends, of Congressman James Bu- Weems, Parson, cherry tree story, discussed, chanan, the Van Ness girls (one of whom 2 married James Roosevelt) ; Cora Living- Welker, Joseph, graduate of Gettysburg ston, Catherine Van Rensselaer ;the Misses Seminary (Lutheran), 191 Crowninshield of Vermont; Priscilla Wellington's veterans, in Canada (1814), Cooper, who married President Tyler's 143 son Robert ;the Caton sisters of Baltimore, Wenrich, C. F., physics teacher, Univ. of one of whom became the Duchess of Pgh., tribute of student, 135 Somerset ;and many others, 203 Westward Movement, Pennsylvania Road, Woodruff, T. T., inventor of the. sleepingsleeping! Susquehanna Road, 52 car (1857), 294 ! Wheatland, Buchanan estate, Harriet Lane Woodward, W. E., G. Washington: The hostess, 213 Image and the Man, 6n Whiskey Rebellion, role of H. H. Bracken- Workman (1881-1894), publication of ridge, 214 William A. Passavant, 187 White House, Harriet Lane, First Lady, World's Fair (1893), visited, reported in her role important, 213-214 McCracken School, 65

Y Yates, Dr. Charles M., Meadville, m. Maria (Buchanan), left four children, 211-212

Z commander, designed mammoth hotel in Zollicoffer, Gen. Felix Kirk, Confederate Nashville, Term., 176

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