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NORTH CAROLINA,
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George, on S. G. of Pitt, 10.
62, 99, 243. F., J., 8. 223. Fabian, Peter, explores Gape Fear, 1.
67-71. Fabler, Lieut. Coi., 12. 461. Fabin, And., in militia, 22. 276. Fabin, Andrew, in militia, 22. 387. Facen, Jas., in militia, 22. 273. Factory, 18. 226, 227. Faddis, John, payment to, 2f . 219, 221. Faddles, Jas., army rank, 18. 1060. Fagain, Richd., quit rents of, 22. 245. Fagan, George, land grant to, 4. 945. Fagan, Rich., juror, 26. 187. Fagan, Richard, sherifiF, 21. 1075. Fagans, George, petition on who are
tyttiables, 8. 97-98. Fager (Fagan), Richardson, claim,
20. 130. 312, 313. Fagety, Jas., army rank, 18. 1058. Fagg, Moses, land grant to, 4. 851. Faggin, George, land grant to, 4. 961. Fagin, Richard, bill for town on lands
of, 18. 144, 200, 368, 380. Fagon, Richardson, discharged from
Prov. Cong., 10. 521. Fagont, John, petitions on land grants,
8. 12601262; 11. 250-252. Fagort, John, petitions on land grants,
8. 1260-1262; 11. 250-252. Fail, Thos., army rank, 18. 1058. Fa lie, Dixon, pensioner, 22. 66. Failes, Thomas, land grant to, 4. 594. Fain. See Fane.
Fain, Wm., recommended for promo- tion, 11. 716. Fair, Capt., 22. 188. Fair, Noah, in army, 18. 515. Fair Forest, 7. 461, 1005, 1007;
181.
Fair Forest, 8. C, number British In, 14. 505, 616.
Fair Forest Camp, 7. 996, 1001, 1005, 1007.
Fair Forest Creole, 11. facing 80.
Fairbrother, Francis, in common coun- cil, 18. 793.
Fairciiff, Thomas, juror, 4. 518.
Faircioth. See Farecloth.
Faircioth, Edward, roadoverseer in- dicted, 2. 365.
reported for neglect, 2. 400, 405, 411.
Faircioth, Jno.*, army rank, 18. 1059. Faircioth, Jno., army rank, 18. 1061. Faircioth, John, arrested for fraud,
&c., 18. 21-22, 36, 164, 251, 382,
384, 390. Faircioth, Thos., in militia, 22. 345. Faircioth, Wm., army rank, 18. 1058. arrested for fraud, etc., 18. 21-22,
36, 68, 71, 73, 74, 108, 162, 163,
251, 303, 306, 335, 384, 386. convicted of fraud, 20. 630. receives pay of soldiers, 17. 190,
194. 195, 196, 200, 201, 202, 206.
206, 207, 208, 210, 211, 214, 215.
218, 219, 220, 221, 223. 225, 227.
231, 232, 233, 235, 236, 237, 239,
240, 241, 243, 244, 247, 248, 250, 253,
254, 255, 258, 259, 260, 262. settles accounts of Rowe, 21. 316. Fairfax Co., Va., tithables in 1756, 6.
564. Fairfield, Samuel, 8. 1234. Fairfield, Conn. (?), burned. 8. xxxviii. Fairfield, Conn., 8. 1230, 1232. Fairfield, N. C, Moravians at, 6. 1158. Fairfield church, 6. 1215. Fairfield Co., O., Lutherans in ask for
minister, 8. 779. Fair less, Nicholas, 4. 46. quit rents of, 22. 241.
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FAIRLIE
FALLON, DR. JAMES
Fairlie. See Farlee. Fairlie, James, prisoner, 16. 673. Fairs, act for, 23. 346; 26. 240-2; in Halifax, 24. 17-18, 283-5. bill to establlBh, 4. 1065, 1056, 1057. 1058, 1064; 6. 42, 43, 44, 46, 49, 59, 60, 61, 63, 66, 67; in Halifax, 12. 32, 41, 46, 56, 57, 58, 112; in Halifax and Edenton, 1 3. 851, 875, 882, 943, 955, 970; in Wilmington, 12. 168, 173, 178, 205, 206, 220, 255, 320. 344, 349, 382; 13. 358. right to hold granted to Hillsboro, 6. 217. Falrweather, Wm., quit rents of, 22.
255. Faison. See Fasen. Faison, Jas., army rank, 16. 1059. Faison, James, Jr., exempted, 6. 807. Faison, Thomas Ivey, 17. 133. Faith, Essay on, 22. 885. Faithfuli, Wm., army rank, 16. 1060. Faia, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 255. Falcon, sloop, 10. 412, 420. Falcon, The, in Cape Fear River, 22.
751. Falconar. See Falconer, Faulconer. Faiconar, John, imported, 1. 613. Falconar, John, Juror, 1. 621. law suit, 1. 617, 624. sells, 1. 626. witness, 1. 621, 622, 626. Falconar (Falconer, Falcenar, Faico- nor), John, juror, 2. 364, 399, 657, 709, 712. messenger to Assem., 2. 575, 610. surety, 2. 436. takes prisoner, 2. 757, 758. Falconberg, Lord Viscount, at Board
of Trade meeting, 1. 341-342. Falconberg, Isaac, regulator, 6. 78. Faiconbery, Andrew, regulator, 6. 80. Falconbery, Isaac, Jr., regulator, 6. 80. Faiconbery, Henry, regulator, 6. 80. Falconbery, John, regulator, 6. 80. Falconer. See Falconar, Faulconer. Falconer, George, 10. 685. receives pay for soldiers, 17. 229,
252. recommended as lieut., 18. 288. Falconer, Jas., army rank, 16. 1058. Falconer, John, attorney, 1. 562, 573. gives power of atty, 1. 549, law suits, 1. 578, 605. receives power of att'y, 1. 606-607. to divide estate, 1. 871. witness, 1, 563, 653.
Falconer, John, claims, 4. 150. Falconer, John, juror, 26. 185. Falconer, Jno., quit rents of, 22. 255. Faies, Capt., to receive powder, 10.
433. Falian, John, boundary &c. coms'r,
24. 228, 449. Faiinor, John, appraiser, 2. 105.
grand Juror, 2. 98. Faiklands Islands, English expelled
from, 6. 229.
Falkner, , witness, 2. 653.
Falkner, Emanuel, in militia, 22. 370. Falkner, Emanuel, in militia, 22. 377. Falkner, Emanuel, in militia, 22. 379. Falkner, Francis, exempted, 18. 24. Falkner, Francis, in militia, 22. 379. Falkner, Francis, messenger, 22. 1044. Falkner, Francis, witness, 10. 931, 957. Falkner, Francis, Jr., exempted from
poll tax, 16. 50, 53. Falkner, George, on S. C. of Pitt. 10.
38, 62, 99, 243. patroler, 10. 64. Falkner, Ralph, to Gates on his troops,
14. 657; on supplies, troops, &c.,
14. 648-649. Falkner, Thomas, commission as sec- retary and clerk of crown to be
signed, 11. 143. nominated as Secretary and clerk
of crown, 6. 625, 626. rents out office of secretary, 8. 264. Falkner, Thos., in militia, 22. 356. Falkner, Wm., in militia, 22. 371. Falkner, Wm., in militia, 22. 377. Fail. See Falls. Fall, Christen, regulator, 7. 737. Fall, Thos., land grant to, 4. 55. Fal laugh, Wm., tried for swearing, 2.
443. Falling, Wm., deposition on hostile in- tentions of Cherokees, 10. 665. Falling Creek, 4. 802; 14. 599. Falling River, 6. 1203. Failing Run, 23. 299; 24. 172; 26.
508.
Fallon, > 17. 151.
Fallon, , attacks Hooper, 16. 992.
opposes Hooper and bills protested,
16. 997. Fallon, Dr. James, arrested by Safety
committee for a publication and
jailed. 10. 410, 412, 418, 419-420,
422. to Burke on medical affairs, &c.,
14. 49-50.
PALLON, JOHN
FANNING, DAVID
Failon, John, to Ancrum for his re- lease, &c., 22. 737-8.
Fa I ion, Leopold, petitions on repeal of tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983.
Fallow, Wm., juryman, 2. 266.
Falls. See Fall.
Falls, Capt., defeats Tories, 14. xiv.
' patrols, 18. 317. reports on Briar Creek battle, 14.
278, 282; on Light Horse, 17. 1043.
Falls, Galbraith, dispute of not to in- jure liberty, 10. 136. memorial of executor, 21. 56, 98,
107, 409-410. militia captain, 24. 197, 367. sheriff, 22. 504, 505, 507, 509, 511. to Assembly on use of militia, 13. 389-390. Falls, Gilbert, attacks Tories, 16. 7. Falls, Gilharth, on Rowan S. C, 10.
279, 432, 592. Falls, Wm., 18. 621.
Falls, Wm., pensioner, 22. 66.
Fall's Mill, 22. 572.
Fails of Neuse River, 21. 800; 26. 109.
Falls of Tar River, 24. 139.
Falls of Tar River Church, 6. 1176,
1177. Falls of the Ohio, 17. 159, 160; 22.
677. Falmouth, Lord Viscount, at council,
2. 680. 732. Falmouth, Viscount, 8. 1015. at Privy Council, 8. 53-54, 723; 11.
236. Falmouth, Eng., 7. 168f. Falmouth, Mass., 17. 593. False Entries, Eng. act on in force
in N. C, 28. .320. False Returns of Writs, Eng. act on
In force in N. C, 28. 318. Fame, schooner, 18. 541. Families, grants in proportion to size
of, 8. 101-102, 148. size, 6. 355-356. stetistics of, 28. 240-1313. Family names, persistence of in N. C,
28. iii. Famine, loss of crops, 8. 28. Famlin, John, land grant to, 4. 1049. Famous, man of war, 10. 84. Fanacllff, Wm., land to be resurveyed,
4. 275. Fane. See Pain. Fane, David, act for land to, 24. 629-
630.
land grant to, 18. 572. Fane, Francis, 3. 621.
at Board of Trade meetings, 4. 879- 883, 936-939, 1028-1030, 1225-1235; 6. 26-29, 166-172, 480-488, 649-653.
consulted on validity of grants, 8. 126, 127.
laws sent to for consideration, 4 213, 268, 269, 436. 439, 586.
letter to on subject of laws, 4. 340.
on appointment of Henley as chief justice, 6. 403.
on repeal of laws and enactment of new ones, 6. 397-399, 404-407.
ordinance for Ft: Johnston discuss- ed, 6. 399-400.
reports on N. C. acts, 4. 252.
to Bedford on charges against John- ston, 4. 930-935.
to Dobbs on Crymble-Huey grant, 6. 627-628; on French war, 6. 563- 564.
to Johnston on Palatines, ftc, 4. 957; on public affairs, 4. 846.
to King on size of land grants, 6. 396-397.
to Rowan on his administration, 6. 25-26. Fane, Henry, secretary of Privy Coun- cil and signs its orders, 11. 143, 144, 145. Fanin, John, regulator, 7. 787. Fanman, James, land grant to, 4. 1242. Fann, Wm., army rank, 18. 1060. Fannen, John, army pay, 17. 211. Fanney, J no., army rank, 18. 1069. Fannin, John, quit rents of, 22. 241. Fanning (Fannen), David, 16. 157, 657; 18. 209; 18. 971, 991; 22. 145.
activity of, 16. 437.
asks for truce but power broken and leaves State, 18. x.
attacked by whigs, 22. 185, 193-4.
attacks Alston, 22. 557; captures Moss, 22. 1048; Collyer and Bal- four, 22. 194; Wade, 22. 205-6.
Burke held as hostage for, 18. 15, 185.
captured and escapes, 22. 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 237.
captures Burke, 18. 962; 22. 102, 125. 206-7, 210; patriots. 22. 550.
chosen to command Tories, 22. 194- 196.
claims presented, 22. 235-6.
FANNING, DAVID
FANNING, EDMUND
conduct after capture of Burke, 16.
651 correspondence with Cage, 22. 204. Craig to on the war. 22. 209. defeated by Duck, 22. 192. depredations in Randolph, 16. 203-
205. encounters Alston, 22. 202-3, 238. excepted from pardon, 16. 850; 22.
236-7; 24. 490. fights Henley, 16. 211; Hinds, 22.
192-3. followers convicted, 22. 610, 611. forged letters sent to, 22. 225-7. goes to Deep River, 22. 191; to
Holston River, 22. 187; to S. C,
22. 228-9; to St. Augustine, 22.
231. Hamilton to on his claims, 22. 232-
233. indexes his journal, 22. 239. joins Comwallis, 22. 192; Indians,
22. 184, 237. kills Balfour and others, 16. 244-
245. letter of considered, 16. 217. mare captured, 22. 227-8, 239. married, 22. 225, 239. movements, 22. v, 185, 189, 190,
191-4, 198, 202-4, 208, 213, 221,
562, 563, 567, 670, 575-6, 585; and
efforts to capture Gov. Burke, 16.
610. narrative of revolutionary services
of, 22. V, 180-239. number of his skirmishes, 22. 208. pardoned, 22. 189. property lost by, 22. 231-6. raises troops, 16. 211. report on activity of, 16. 555, 557;
16. 212-213, 217, 229, 284, 345, 346,
500-501, 557, 558, 560, 583, 613. retreats from East Florida, 22. 185. seeks to hold Charleston, 22. 229-30. size of troop, 22. 568. skirmishes, 22. 208-9, 210, 211, 213. summary of services, 22. 233-4. testimonial to, 22. 231. threatens inhabitants, 22. 206; the
upper country, 16. 577. to Burke on retaliation and armis- tice, 16. 205-208. treats prisoners kindly, 22. 550. treats with Whigs for peace, 22.
213-220, 222, 223, 224, 225. tried for high treason, 22. 185. tries to recover mare, 22. 230.
work of, 16. viii.
wounded, 22. 207, 238; and defeat- ed, 16. 244. Fanning, Mrs. David, 22. 225, 229. Fanning, Edmund, 6. 209, 253, 281; 6. 1097, 1164; 17. 140; 21. 792.
allowed preference in lots, 26. 502.
and complaints of regulators, 7. 700.
and execution of Pugh, 6. xxxi-xxxii.
and regulators, 7. xxiv, xxv, xxviii, 762. 763, 764, 765, 766, 768, 769, 774, 776, 791, 793, 794, 802, 816, 820, 832, 847, 848, 884.
arrests Fanning and Butler, 7. 765.
asked by regulators to aid them, 7. 760-761.
asks for army against regulators,
6. 645; indulgence for Harris, 7*. 864; reparation for injuries done by regulators, 6. 548, 551, 560-562.
Assembly refuses to reimburse, 6. xiii.
assistant justice, 7. 444.
at council of war, 7. 842.
attacked by regulators, 7. xxi-xxii.
beaten by regulators, 6. xix, 242, 245.
bill to vest lands of in Nash, 16. 856, 857, 858, 865. 950, 993.
building commissioner, 26. 825, 829.
causes Few to be hanged, 6. vi; property of regulators to be de- stroyed, 6. 647; regulator to be hanged, 6. 648.
charges against mentioned, 7. 769.
colonel in regulator campaign, 7. 718-719. 720; 6. 585, 587. 588. 592; Orange militia, 22. 871.
commissioned judge, 7. 200, 201.
condition of, 6. 244.
death threatened to, 6. 520.
declines judgeship, 7. 698.
does not join in memorial on regula- tors, 6. 246-247.
Dyle sends apology to, 7. 191.
exhonorated by Assembly from charges, 6. 461.
extortions of, 7. xv-xvi; developed by the system, 6. xxviii.
gets influence over Tryon, 6. xxxvii, xxxvlii.
Gray to on regulators in Hillsboro,
7. 705-706.
house destroyed by regulators, 6. 243, 244, 245, 251, 257.
in Assembly, 6. 847, 866, 910, 913, 931, 936; 7. 296, 299, 300, 304, 306, 308. 314, 326, 327, 331 342, 343,
FANNING, EDMUND
FANNING, SUSANNA
345, 350, 351, 352, 364, 359, 364, 366, 367, 368, 370, 373, 374, 376. 377, 384; 7. xxiv, xxv, 386, 394, 396, 403, 405, 408, 412, 571, 573, 574, 576. 587. 588. 592, 609, 625. 633. 634. 648. 656. 659. 663. 664. 924. 929. 935, 944. 945. 950. 961, 963; 8. 106. 107. 304. 314. 321, 323, 327. 328. 329. 330. 333. 334. 337. 338. 356, 370, 371. 376. 386. 392, 393, 400. 402. 408. 410. 414. 422. 424. 428. 441. 442. 447. 449. 454. 455. 458. 646.
in regulation campaign. 18: 847. 849.
indictment against and opinion on same. 8. 225-226.
indictments for destroying house of, 8. 646-647.
Jones to on character of inhabitants. 7. 100-101.
law suit of. 8. 185.
letters to and from. 7. 721; to D. Fanning mentioned. 22. 210. 238.
McCulloh to on case of, 8. 223-225; on need of agent and English poli- tics, 7. 752-755. 756; on riots over Selwyn lands, 7. 32-34.
Nash and Hart to on regulators, 7. 710-712. 721.
offers to become chancellor of Queen's College. 6. 1225.
on Cherokee boundary expedition. 7. 991. 995. 1008.
on com. of Assembly. 7. 297. 320. 344. 345, 394-. 397. 570. 571. 662, 897. 936. 964; 8. 288, 306, 308. 315. 325.
on taxes in Orange, 7. 772-773.
on Tryon's Cherokee expedition, 7. xiii.
opposed by regulators. 22. 408.
opposes regulators. 7. 728.
ordered to capture flour. 8. 714; to place guard over prisoners, 8. 711; to raise 200 men against reg- ulators. 8. 704.
orders to from Tryon, 6. 716.
outrages of regulators against men- tioned, 8. 720.
Paine to on refusal to muster. 7. 743.
pays regulation bills. 22. 452, 453.
Piggott to on regulators, 7. 745.
presents depositions for McCulloh, 7. 11.
presides at court. 7. 255-256. 521.
proclamation against regulators, 7.
739-740. produces commission as assistant
judge and qualifies. 7. 192. property confiscated. 18. 672; 24.
263. 285. 287. 424. protected by courts. 8. xix-xx. protests against regulators. 8. 273-
274. quoted on condition of poor. 7. 760. recruits delivered to. 22. 417, 418.
420. regulators deny taking money from.
6. 260; entry on causes of. 8. 236. 237.
released by regulators. 8. 243. report of sinking fund mentioned.
7. xvll.
resolve by inhabitants of Orange in
behalf of. 8. 230-231; of Assembly
on printed. 8. 477. seduces sweetheart of Pew. 7. xxxi. sketch of. 6. xl-xlii. subscribes to test. 7. 522. surety, 7. 847; 8. 18-19. taking of fees by. 6. 27-28, 33-34. 35.
36. threats of keeping him from sitting
in Assembly. 8. 262. to be Chancellor of Queen's College.
8. xliv.
to Bennehan on chair and dress
gOQds, 7. 506-507. to Dixon on regulators. 7. 745-746. to Fudge on regulators. 7. 741. 766. to Gray on regulators. 7. 706-707. to order out Orange militia. 8. 686-
687. to Tryon on regulators, 7. 744-745, 751; on regulators in Orange Co.. 7. 713-716. trial of. 7. 844. trustee of Queen's College. 8. 487;
24. 519e. Tryon to on calling out troops, for defence of Legislature, 8. 684, 686. 687. 688; on regulators. 7. 717- 718, 719-720. whipped and house destroyed. 8.
645. writes obituary of Tryon. 8. xxxv. Fanning, Gehu, petition on C. H., 8.
, 806-807. Fanning, James, 6. xl. Fanning, Peter, army rank. 18. 1059. Fanning, Richard, 22. 584. Fanning. Susanna, 21. 64.
SCANNING, THOMAS
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PARMER, THOMAS
FanninQi Thomas, regulator, 7. 808. Fanning, Thomas, Jr., regulator, 7. 808. Fanning, Wm., Tory officer, 22. 198. Fannon, James, land grant to, 4. 1242. Fannon, James, land grant to, 4. 1249. Fanny, The, commission asked for, 14.
107. Fanny, brig, proceedings in case of,
10. 409-410. Fanny, privateer, 14. iv. Fanny, sloop, 10. 415. Fanny (countersign), 6. 607. Fanshaw, Moses, juror, 4. 520. Fanshaw, Richard, juror, 4. 520. Fany, Wm., regulator, 7. 736. Far. See Farr. Far, Wm., in army, 16. 735. Farache, Rais, settles Morocco signals,
18. 1001. Fardweil, Abraham, army pay, 17. 210. Fare, John, land grant to, 4. 221. Fare, Obadiah, appraiser, 1. 611. Fare, Richard, land grant to, 4. 221. Farecloth. See Faircloth. Farecioth, Ed., juror, 26. 187. Farguerson. See Ferguson. Farguerson, Col., 14. 553. Farguson, Mr., receives free advice
from Va. on Tuscarora war, 1.
836. Farguson, Samuel, claims allowed, 6.
741. Faries, Isaac, county clerk, 6. 320. Faris. See Farris, Farres. Faris, Isaac, gives bond as clerk of
county court, 6. 437. Faris, Isaac, in militia, 22. 275. Faris, John, 16. 796. Faris, Robert, claims proved, 6. 517. Faris (Farris), Wm., 6. 78. church coms'r, 26. 243. congratulates Dobbs, 6. 334-335. in Assembly, 4, 720, 723, 724, 726,
731, 733, 735, 736. 737, 739, 741,
742, 748, 770, 773, 775, 776, 779,
783, 784, 785, 786, 787, 788; on com.
of Assem., 4. 721, 736, 738, 773. judge of admiralty court, 7. 459. land grant to, 4. 1240^ road coms'r, 23. 220. See also Farris. Farkinton, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 245. Farlee. See Fairlie. Farlee, James, dead, 22. 328, 356. Farlee, Jas., juror, 4. 516. Farlee, James, report on militia co., I 356-9.
Farlee, James Park, a J. P., 28. 994.
in Prov. Cong., 10. 165, 168, 172. Farlee, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 325. Farleys, Messrs, 20. 667. Fariing, Maj., 12. 464. Farlis, Thos., in militia. 22. 321. Farloe, Mr., pays escheat money, 2.
729. Farloe, James, appraiser, 1. 448. juror, 1. 427, 428, 431. negro tried, 4. 530. to pay witnesses, 1. 430. Farloe, William, law suit, 1. 430. Far Ion, George, petition on catching
nsh, 8. 87-88. Farlow (Farloe), James, appraiser, 2.
673. juror, 2. 408, 409, 433, 476. land lapses, 2. 181. pays quit rents, 2. 727. surety, 2. 446. tried for slander, 2. 401, 411. witness, 1. 741. Farlow, Jas., juror, 26. 185. Farlow, James, Jr., asks lapse patent,
2. 429. Farlow, James, 8r., land lapses, 2. 429. Farlys, John, J., receives clothing, 18.
619. Farmer. See Fermer. Farmer, Capt., 14. 534. Farmer, Lieut. Col., 12. 472. Farmer, Maj., expedition of mentioned,
7. 111. Farmer, Benjn., army rank, 18. 1069. Farmer, Cunrod, takes oath, 22. 171. Farmer, Henry, army rank, 18. 1059. Farmer, Isaac, rights proved, 4. 644. Farmer, Jas., army rank, 18. 1060. Farmer, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 244. Farmer, Jese, army rank, 18. 1060. Farmer, J no., army rank, 18. 1059. Farmer, J no., army rank, 18. 1059. Farmer, Jno., army rank, 18. 1059. Farmer, Joseph, in militia, 22. 162. Farmer, Joslah, takes oath, 22. 177. Farmer, Thos., asks to have land grant
put aside, 4. 959-960. Farmer, Thos., in Assembly, 18. 2, 3,
49, 79, 127, 153, 156. 167; 18. 234,
235, 282, 286, 295, 299, 324, 354,
359, 394. Farmer, Thos., in militia, 22. 451. Farmer, Thomas, land grant to, 4.
643, 891, 947, 950. Farmer, Thos., petitions, 18. 932, 934. Farmer, Thomas, protests against reg-
i'ARMER, WM.
i'ARROW, JNO.
ulators, 8. 273-274. Farmer, Wm., army rank, 16. 1056. Farmer, Wm., army rank, 16. 1059. Farmer, Wm., in army, 18. 522. Farmer, Wm., in Conv. 17S8, 22. 10,
26, 28, 31, 32. Farmer, Wm., land grant to, 4. 273. Farmers General of France, debt to,
17. 526. report on debt to, 17. 52-53. tobacco trade, 16. 627-634, 722, 744. Farmers making waste, Eng. act on
in force in N. C, 28. 318. Farm II, Benj., in militia, 22. 343. Farmington, Conn., 13. 496- Farnifold's Creek, 4. 1044. Farnll, Thos., in militia, 22. 343. Farnill, BenJ., in militia, 22. 342. Farquas, Dr., bill of for medicine, 8.
958. Farquharson, Cosmas, petitions on
roads and ferries, 6. 164-166. Farr. See Far.
Farr, Ephraim, salt to, 14. 459. Farr, James, charged with crime, 6.
1146. 1214, 1215, 1217. Farr, James, lleut, 10. 518. Farr, James, resigns as J. P., 21. 244,
249, 605. Farr, Richard, accuses Liove, 10. 472. building coms'r, 24. 289. road coms'r, 28. 221. claim, 20. 76; considered, 17. 369. patriot leader in Anson, 10. 127,
128. Farr, Rd., congratulates Dobbs, 6. 334-
335. petitions on roads and ferries, 6.
164-166. Farragut, Capt. George, 20. 638. allowance to, 16. 169. clothing to, 16. 602. promoted, 18. 309. Farragut (Faragut), George, resolve
in favor of, 16. 24, 27, 257. to Burke on slaves, 22. 614-15. Farrah, Field, claims proved, 6. 517. Farrar, Capt., commission to, 16. 711. Farrar, Field, pay to, 22. 486, 487. Farrar, John, 22. 156. Farrar, John, captain, 18. 147-8; 17.
967. Farrar, Nathl., pensioner, 22. 65. Farrel, Cornelius, prisoner, 16. 609. Farrel, Thomas, 6. 1208. Farrel I, Edward, army pay, 17. 210. Farreil, Jno., in militia, 22. 371.
Farreii, Jos., in militia, 22. 371. Farreil, Luke Lamb, soldier, 16. 797. Farreil, Nathan, army pay, 17. 210. Farreil, Wm., pensioner, 22. 65. Farrer (Farur?), Wield, prisoner, 18.
672. Farres, Samuel, exempted, 8. 476. Farrier, James, exempted, 7. 362. Farrier, Robert, ask pardon for Fruit,
8. 93-94. Farriil, Rich., juror, 26. 187. Farr low, Wm., petition on c. h., O.
806-808. Farr is. See Paris, Farres. Farr is, Isaac, in militia, 22. 385. Farris, John, letter of Tardley to on
exploration of C, 1. 18-19. Farris (Faris), Wm., a J. P., 4. 447, 683, 1040. chairman com. of whole, 4. 653? commissary of troops, 28. 152. com'r of Wilmington, 28. 134, 148. fort coms'r, 28. 229. in Assembly, 4. 538, 540, 541, 542, 547, 550, 552, 555, 559, 566, 651, 652, 653. land grant to, 4. 343, 349, 601, 619,
627, 630. land grants asked for, 4. 454. on com. of Assembly, 4. 554, 666. petitions on roads and ferries, 6.
164-166. surrenders patent, 4. 802. See also Faris. Farris, Wm., claims allowed, 22. 403,
404. Farris, Wm., in militia, 22. 385. Farror, Field, pay to, 22. 486, 487. Farror, Wm., army pay, 17. 210. Farrow, Mr., 16. 480. Farrow, Hezekiah, in militia, 22. 497. Farrow, Hezekiah, resurvey to, 8. 635. Farrow, Isaac, in militia, 8. 59. Farrow, Isaac, in militia, 22. 497. Farrow, Jacob, in Assembly, 8. 367,
427, 493. Farrow, Jacob, in militia, 22. 310, 314. Farrow, Jacob, in militia, 22. 498.
roster of company, 22. 496-8. Farrow, Jacob, juror, 4. 520.
land grant to, 4. 950. Farrow, Jacob, Jun., in militia, 22.
497. Farrow, James, petitions on county
bounds, 8. 633-634. Farrow, J no., in militia, 22. 359. Farrow, J no., in militia, 22. 417.
t'ARRdW, JOHN
8
FAWN, CAtT.
Farrow, John, In mllltla, 2ft. 497. Farrow, Rotor, In Aaaembly, 1ft. 666,
666, 699, 714, 816, 873, 879; 18.
626. 690. 697, 708. 709, 712, 717,
721, 784, 786, 812, 813, 823, 938,
966. 976. 980, 983, 984, 988, 990,
1000; 17. 716; 18. 376, 378, 381,
383. 386. 387, 389; on com. of
Asaem., 17. 677, 727, 766, 768. Farrow, Thos., army rank, 18. 1067. Farrow, Thos., army rank, 18. 1060. Farrow, Wm., in militia, 22. 417. Farrow, Wm., in militia, 22. 421. Farrow, Zeklah. Juror, 4. 620. Farrys town, 12. 631. Farsy, Robert, 8r., dputy Q. M. G.,
12. 610. Farterson, Capt., in N. C. battalion,
18. 343. FaseYi. See Faison. Fasen, J no., In militia. 22. 309. Fassol, Aaron, petitions for repeal of
tax on free negroes. 8. 982. Fasting and prayer, bill for, 4. 474.
496, 499. 610. day for appointed, 6. 492, 931-932,
992, 1206; 8. 79; 10. 434; 12. 676;
18. 66; 14. 46; 16. 366; 22. 911,
932-933. proclaimed, 1. 769; 16. 199-200. Fatroney, Geo., petitions for Tyson.
18. 680-681. Faucett, James, pork issued to, 14.
489. wagon, maker. 16. 478. Faucett, John, payment to, 21. 219.
221. Fauck, Wm.. Juror, 26 187. Fauconby, Viscount, on Bd. T. and
P. P., 1. 223. Faulcon, Mr., in Assembly, 18. 804. Faulcon, J., receives pay for soldiers.
17. 198. Faulcon, John, coms'r on boundary
and Co., 24. 222. 449; navigation.
26. 107; town coms'r. 24. 293. in Assembly, 18. 624, 736, 763, 765,
826, 863. 894, 898. in C. of State, 20. 226. 414; 21.
778. 818. 819. 936, 987. 991. on com. of Assem.. 18. 739. 790. Faulcon, John, serves caveat on Per- son. 22. 926-7. Faulconer. See Falconar. Falconer.
Faulconer, , claims, 6. 667.
Faulconer, John, juror, 4. 616. Faulconer, Thomas, Juror, 4. 616.
Faulln, William, to lead Cherokees,
10. 660.
Faulk, Wm., land grant to, 4. 708. Faulkenberry, Jacob, land grant to,
4. 946. Faulkener, Francis, army rank, 18.
1066. Faulkner, Col., 14. 671. Faulkner, J., receives pay for soldiers,
17. 192.
Faulkner (Faukner), John, law suit,
1. 676, 678. Faulkner, John, rights proved. 4. 619. Faulkner, Wm., bill for services, 22.
433. Faulks, Capt, recruits for Ga. in S. C,
11. 446.
Faulks, Wm., land grant to, 4. 348.
Fault, Peter. 21. 808.
Faun. See Fawn.
Faun, Capt.. 18. 488.
Faun, Lieut., on ct. of inquiry, 11. 811.
Faun, Wm., rank settled. 16. 700.
Fauns' St., 18. 917.
Fauquier, Governor Francis, 8. 261,
448. 472, 476; 7. 10. 219. 233; and
Cherokee line. 7. 279. attends Indian Congress at Augusta.
correspondence and part taken in
same, 11. 166-164, 169. 170. 171,
173. 174-176. 178, 179, 182, 183,
189, 191, 199, 203. 206, 206, 207. letters from mentioned, 8. 679, 687;
quoted. 8. 630. 992. Stuart to on Indian afCairs, 7. 267-
271. Tryon to on Simpson-Whitehurst
duel. 7. 39-40; on stamp act. 7.
190. Faust, Christian, 8. 736. Faust, Daniel, 8. 736. Faust, John, 8. 737. Faust family, 8. 734. 736. 737. Favor, Anne, dismissed by court, 2.
609. Favorite, schooner, captured, 18. 96. Favors, Reuben, claims proved, 8. 617. Faw, John, land grant to. 4. 1032. Fawcett, Wm., petitions on land
grants, 8. 1260-1262; 11. 260-262. Fawcett's case, cited. 8. 63. Fawcitt, James, wagon maker. 16. 619. Fawker, Wm., signs decree of council.
18. 863. Fawn. See Faun.
Fawn. Capt., 16. 666. 667; 18. 619. 640. 642; 18. 886. 887.
J^AWN, LIEUT.
9
FAYETTUVILLE
rank, 18. 665.
Fawn, Lieut., a prisoner, 14-. 817. in N. C. battalion, 1 8. 343.
Fawn, Wm., Cont. Capt,. 22. 1049. officer, 18. 486. prisoner, 18. 672. rank, 18. 73, 577, 609, 1056.
Fawn Pariah, bill to erect, 4. 1002, 1013, 1014. 1016, 1017.
Fayette, 22. 661.
Fayette, ship, loss of feared, 15. 492.
Fayette Co., act for tax for public buildings (Cumberland), 24. 624- 625, 756-7; to create, 24. 644-5, 703-5. Jurors from, 24. 645. members in Assem., 8. 743. tax in, 18. 706.
Fayette's Corps, threatened. 17. 1022.
Fayetteviile, 6. xxxix, xli, 1161, 1195, 1196; 8. 737, 738; 11. 830 16. 382, 784, 786, 788; 18. iv, 971, 976. 998; 17. 1. 2, 124, 126, 127, 153; 18. iv, 22, 40, 59, 68, 75, 78, 95, 114, 121, 196, 200, 212, 234. 240, 248. 261. 255. 256. 274. 290, 292, 293, 299, 312, 341. 347, 357, 358. 359. 421, 426, 432, 438, 444, 461, 485. 574. 593, 597, 603, 621, 672, 680, 770, 795. 796; 18. iv. 962, 974, 975, 977, 991, 997; 28. iii. v, 100, 103, 127, 140, 141, 163, 177, 178, 179, 180, 182, 184, 187, 188, 189, 190, 195, 198, 246, 251, 255, 269, 319, 345, 347, 364, 355, 356, 359, 367, 373, 389, 415, 438, 445, 447, 450, 454, 496, 531, 544, 646, 548, 558, 590, 600, 601, 602, 603, 606. 607, 616, 617, 618. 619, 624, 625, 626, 628, 630, 638, 660, 703, 713, 715, 728; 21. iii, 1, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 30, 35, 38, 41, 54, 58, 60, 67, 76. 80, 87, 96. 98, 104, 107. 110, 121. 122, 135, 140, 151, 167, 169, 171, 177, 186. 219, 221, 223, 227, 229, 238. 262, 263, 280. 315, 361, 366, 370, 373, 422, 425. 429, 459, 475, 479, 489. 505, 507. 508, 520, 524. 551, 567, 568. 575. 589, 723, 729, 746, 750, 753. 759, 768, 771, 774, 783. 790, 795. 798, 801, 803. 807, 820. 826, 836, 837, 838, 852, 857, 863, 871, 879. 895, 907, 924. 925. 926. 928, 929, 942, 948, 949, 952, 955, 957, 965, 967, 971, 993. 1001, 1011. 1018, 1022. 1023, 1026, 1033. 1042, 1046. 1047. 1071;
11. 97, 105. 125. 128. 134. 144. 145. 633, 661, 672. 783. 787, 802, 803. 809, 1008; 24. 635, 878; 26. 22, 37, 91, 94. act for pub. buildings in, 24. 990-1; 26. 108; for storage of tobacco.
24. 629, 758-9, 982; for superior court to be held in. 24. 927-8; on inspecting and coopering tobacco.
25. 95-6. 104; to change name of Cambleton to. etc., 14. 513-17, 695; to establish, 23. 592; 26. 470-2; to establish streets in, 24. 695; to regulate, 24. 922-5. 982-4; to re- strain slaves in. 24. 725-30.
Assembly held in. 18. 1-485; 28. 475; 21. 64, 100. 193; 24. 783. 892. 908, 929, 952, 994; 26. 19, 53, 63, 64, 65, 72, 75, 80, 81, 102, 108, 110.
auctioneer for. 24. 559.
bill for court at, 28. 43, 146, 153. 173, 204, 333. 366, 392; for inspec- tors of warehouse, 28. 490. 511. 540, 553; for tobacco inspection, 28. 58, 101, 151, 153, 333; 21. 285, 296, 299, 344, 372, 421, 646, 725. 726; for storage for tobacco, 18. 576, 591, 592, 599, 660; on tobacco warehouse in, 21. 767, 783, 803, 919, 922. 940. 943, 967, 1052; on water communication to, 28. 530; on streets. 18. 633. 636, 657; on streets and names, 18. 444, 453- 454, 473. 753. 780. 782. 796, 820; amend act to regulate. 21. 285, 296, 372, 646; to change name to, &c., 18. 165, 199, 200, 208, 213-214, 215-216, 220, 283, 285. 324. 327. 328. 335. 338, 347. 349. 353; to erect court at, 17. 336, 342; to erect district court at. 18. 83. 187, 222, 317. 319. 373, 453; to regulate, 28. 150, 153. 165, 182, 201, 333. 358. 413. 502. 508, 560; 21. 38, 40, 42. 48, 87; to regulate slaves, 17. 346, 368-369. 382, 385. 414; 28. 77. 106.
campaign about, 18. xiii.
census of 1790, 28. 458-464.
chosen as place for Assem., 21. 215. 251, 282. 303. 585. 611. 630. 647.
election contest in. 22. 12. 13.
Houston hung in effigy, 7. ix-x.
inspection at, 24. 581.
Journal of Conv. held at, 22. 36-53.
limit of population in 1728, 8. xiii.
mem. of Assem., 18. 400, 420, 717; K 527; 21. 872.
B'AY. BAP. CHURCH
10 FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
members in Gonv. 1788 and 1789, 22. 12, 13.
memorial from, 21. 963, 1047.
nom. as place for Gen. Assem., 17. 311. 337, 338; 19. 421, 578, 584, 586, 623. 752; 20. 29, 49, 50, 198, 228, 373, 388, 421, 518, 544; 21. 773. 778. 818. 822, 827, 927, 935, 987, 991, 997; not proper place for Fed. Ct., 22. 793.
petition from, 18. 28-29, 41. 128, 180, 258, 261, 350, 353, 402, 406-407; against improvements, 21. 110.
press in, 21. 43, 44.
proposed as capital, 17. 13^, 140, 144; 22. 29, 34.
representation claimed for, 21. 68. 82.
representative allowed to, 22. 42, 43, 44, 50-51, 52-53.
riot in, 20. 99-100, 108.
storage warehouse in, 17. 302, 346, 397, 406.
stores guarded at, 16. vi.
street named for T. Person, 8. xxx.
tobacco buyer for, 18. 189, 420, 449, 451, 459; com. for, 17. 413, 416; to be delivered at, 24. 724, 813.
value of wheat, 7. xix.
vendue master for, 20. 265-266, 270, 442, 455. Fayetteville Baptist Church, 5. 1179. Fayetteville Canal Company, incorpor- ated, 26. 98-9. Fayetteville District, 20. 588, 754; 21. 30, 163, 173, 177; 24. 983; 26. 1, 38..
act for pub. buildings in, 24. 990-1; 26. 108; to add Anson to and to regulate jurors. 26. 13; to alter time of superior court, 24. 968-9; to erect, 24. 927-8; to put into Western riding, 26. 65-7.
bill for comr's to erect public build- ings, 21. 163; for public buildings, 20. 508, 532, 560; 21. 42, 49, 62, 78, 87, 177, 759, 768, 907, 910, 914, 923, 925; to add Anson Co. to, 21. 214, 218, 222, 350, 374, 587. 651-652, 678, 699; to alter time of courts, 20. 577; to appoint jurors for sup. court, 21. 222. 350. 374. 587, 678, 699.
militia officers elected, 20. 261, 265, 266, 270, 272, 273, 279, 441, 442, 456, 455, 461, 465. Fayetteville Gazette, 26. 48, 94.
Faylor's Ferry, arms at, 14. 449.
Fayssom, Peter, prisoner, 16. 392.
Fayssoux, Dr., to Ramsay on treat- ment of Amer. prisoners, 17. 625- 629.
Feagans, George, asks relief from church tax, 8. 95-96.
Feaglns, Henry, in militia, 22. 365.
Feano, Fra., appraiser, 2. 69.
Fear, Wm., army rank, 16. 1196.
Feargin (Fager, Fagan), RIch'd, claim, 20. 130, 312, 313.
Fearle, Ansol, army rank, 16. 1059.
Fearless, Elisha, army rank, 18. 1059.
Fears, Thos., pensioner, 22. 65.
Feaser, Phi lye Jacob, bill for services, 22. 436.
Feasly, John, in Davidson's Co., 14. 294.
Feast of St. Michael the Arch-angel, 11. 67.
Febbin, Andrew John, land grant to, 4. 641.
Febiger, Col., field officer, 12. 535. goes to Phila. for supplies, 14. 579. hastens supplies, 14. 561. obtains clothing for troops, 14. 670. position of regt. in army, 12. 508.
Febin, Andrew John, land grant to, 4. 703.
Febuer, Louis, land grant to, 4. 58.
Federal Army, 16. 6, 223, 285, 368, 436, 531; 18. 914; 22. 142. papers on N. C. troops in mentioned, 16. 25-26.
Federal Capital, 28. iv. Annapolis and other towns offered, 16. 791-796, 813, 842-844. 877-878, 908-910; 17. 116, 117. 606.
Federal Census of 1790, 26. 240-1247.
Federal compact, 22. 901.
Federal Constitution, 21. 10, 463, 485, 499, 506, 659. 561, 865, 877. 1053; 22. 11. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 23, 31, 33, 41. 42, 43, 44, 45, 46. 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 684. act for delegates to revise, 24. 791. bill to appoint delegates to, 18. 460,
462. Conventions to consider, 22. 1-53. discussed, 20. 193-194, 196-197, 198, 199, 203, 208, 229-230, 245, 283, 290, 293, 369-372, 377, 438-439. 469, 493-494, 514-516. 517, 526-527, 600, 606, 607, 608, 611, 615, 633, 636, 705; 21. 31, 32, 33, 42-43, 48, 51-52, 69, 66-67, 68, 82, 83. 84, 129- 130, 153.
FEDERAL CONVENTION 11
FEES
effects of its rejection by N. C. in
Tenn., 22. 722. embodies N. C. Bill of Rights, 10.
XXV.
place for convention chosen, 20. 198, 373. 374, 378.
revision of, 12. 438, 460, 462, 466, 470, 472, 475, 476, 511, 535, 536, 542-543, 580-581, 584-585, 650, 654, 658, 659. 681-684. 688, 692, 736-740, 772-773. 788-789, 792-793. Federal Convention (State and nation- al), 12. 998; 20. iii, v, vi, 129. 133. 193-194. 196-197. 229-230, 242, 313, 317, 371, 372, 377. 402, 420, 469, 485, 488. 499. 514-516. 517. 518. 526-527. 635. 544. 566. 591. 593. 600. 601. 602, 606. 607. 608. 611. 616. 627. 628. 630. 631. 632. 633. 634. 636-637. 643. 644. 666. 667, 668, 673, 674, 682. 683, 684, 686, 693, 706, 707, 710, 718. 924. 928; 21. 1007;
21. 470. 491. 492. 504. 506. 512;
22. 11. 23, 787
bill to carry into effect ordinances
of. 20. 491. 497. 518-519. discussed. 21. 83. 84. 95, 129-130,
153, 180, 187. members for chosen, 21. 94. 100,
102. 106. 117. reports on, 20. 723-724. 729. 733. 734. 736. 752-754, 761, 762, 763-766, 777-779. resolution on submission of to C. C, 20. 775-777. Federal Convention (FayettevlUe), 21. 521-522. meets, 21. 244, 246, 247, 248, 250, 251, 294, 295, 299, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608. 610. 615, 644, 657, 658. Federal Convention (Hillsboro, 1788), bill to carry out ordinance of, 21. 214, 223, 233, 287, 294, 589, 636. Journal of, 21. 269. Federal Convention of 1788, proposed,
20. 786. Federal Convention of 1788 and 1789,
proceedings, 22. 1-53. Federal Council, 17. 495. Federal Councils, 20. 744. Federal courts, clash with State, 21. iv. considered, 22. 635-6. location in N. C, 22. 792-3. â– state Judges refuse to obey, 21. 865- 866, 980, 983, 1054-1055, 1079-1082. Federal debts, 20. 745.
N. C. quota of interest. 24. 709.
Federal Government (Union, etc.), 10. 811. 885; 17. 538, 539, 543, 547, 548. 549; 10. 232. 530. 532, 713, 720, 738, 739, 742, 743, 781, 788, 789, 792; 10. 425, 431, 496, 515, 755, 831; 20. 242, 784; 22. 19, 635, 807; 20. iii, Iv. act against officers of holding office under N. C, 26. 69-70; for paper currency to pay expenses of, 24. 722-5, 797, 812-13. organized, 21. iii, iv, 10. Washington on form and character of, 10. 813.
Federal office holders, bill to debar them from Qen. Assem., 21. 758, 772, 780, 889, 906, 908, 910, 911, 924, 928, 936.
Federal questions, dealt with in vol. 17, 17. iii.
Federal States, 10. 792, 795; 22. 991.
Federal Treasury, 17. 534.
Federal troops, destroy public records, 11. iv.
Federal Union, 10. 93, 877, 891; 17. 603; 22. 639, 724; 24. 446, 563.
Federalism, 21. 565.
Federalist, The, 21. 522.
Federalists, 21. 504.
Fee, Daniel, Imported, 1. 395.
Fee, Thos., in army, 16. 724; 10. 1058.
Fee, Thurloe, imports persons, 1. 395. juror, 1. 445, 447. law suit, 1. 443-444, 479. witness, 1. 443.
Fee simple, lands not held in, 4. xiv.
Fees, act on, 10. 929-930; 20. 100, 107, 157, 328, 479-80, 848-9; 26. 161, 179-182, 196-198, 220-8, 238, 284-5, 412, 446; accounting for, 20. 674; for CO. court clerks, 20. 952-5; for D. S. Canal, 26. 87-8; on Illegal fees, 20. 546-7; considered, O. 750; on officers fees, 23. 83-87; for pilots, 24. 592-3; in admiralty courts, 26. 142-8; to regulate of- ficers fees, 23. 275-284, 339. 814-18, 859-62, 896-900; to regulate and ascertain, 24. 75-9, 170, 204-9, 314- 316, 398-401, 445-446. 478. 510, 655- 658, 664-668. amount 3. 620. and fee acts on land grants, 4. 1126,
1127-1128. attorneys, act on. 23. 213. 337. 788- 789.
PEES
12
FEES
bill against illegal, 6. 647, 648, 660, 660, 675. 677, 678, 681, 684; for, 4. 652. 653, 724, 782, 783; 18. 140, 251. 253, 256; 20. 179, 230, 255, 265. 266, 354, 378, 420; to amend act on, 6. 456, 458, 466, 468, 469, 484, 490, 494, 496, 506, 508, 511; lo ascertain, 8. 290, 291, 310, 315, 322. 340, 342, 343, 354, 359, 372- 373-374, 383, 388, 391, 395-396, 401,
418, 436, 451-452, 454, 478; 12. 595, 614, 617, 625, 626, 653, 702, 703, 718, 721, 733; 18. 430, 449, 469-470, 480, 754, 768, 789, 794, 800, 802, 817, 825; and direct payment of, 8. 852, 863, 866, 870, 911, 913,
914, .930, 934, 935, 946, 956. 957, 1010, 1079; and regulate, 18. 58, 81, 113; to explain act regulating, 8. 300; to fix clerk's and sheriff's fees in Transylvania, 8. 1274, 1275, 1279; to increase, 7. 304, 305, 306, 317, 320, 321, 338. 367, 371, 369, 397, 399, 421; to regu- late, 3. 266, 269, 274, 275, 276, 279, 284, 294, 299-300, 304, 305, 308, 309, 310, 312, 313, 314, 318, 320-321; 4. 239, 240, 366, 367, 368, 374. 375, 378, 394, 395, 396, 403, 480, 482, 484, 485, 497, 505, 510) 511, 513, 819, 866, 901, 902, 905, 906, 907, 908-909, 916; 8. 1273; 8. 108, 117, 127, 135, 149, 151, 176, 182, 201. 207, 222, 255, 403, 404, 406, 415,
419, 427, 431, 434, 435, 445, 499, 510, 511, 516, 517, 529, 538, 549, 553. 555, 560, 585, 656, 785; 12. 180, 185, 186, 201, 221, 257, 372, 375, 385, 398-399, 412, 452; 13. 357; 18. 139; 17. 835, 846, 927, 937, 941, 951; 21. 793, 797, 812, 956, 957, 960, 966, 981, 998; and ascertain, 4. 189-200, 207; 7. 364, 366, 386; 12. 565, 581, 674; 13. 538, 578, 587, 603, 634, 690, 710, 714; to repeal act on, 18. 144, 257. 421, 450-451, 480, 555, 565, 567, 582-583, 677, 754, 768, 792, 796, 800, 825; 21. 248, 322, 610; to settle in supreme courts, 6. 834. 835-836, 852, 856, 879. 881, 882, 888, 908, 910, 911, 913, 914-
915, 924.
Board of Trade on law regulating,
8. 726-727. Burrington on, 8. 334-335. cause of the regulation, 8. 643, 644,
646, 652.
charges of illegal f. and answer, 6. 288-289, 291-292.
committee to regulate, 8. 270.
complaints on, 8. 76, 77.
court, 6. 1122; report on, 7. 479.
demanded for surveys, 4. 1115.
discussed, 5. 750.
discussion over, 3. 598-600, 606-608, 614-615, 619-620.
Dobbs on repeal of law for, 8. 599- 600.
excessive, 2. 263, 266; 8. 3, 460, 549, 552. 555, 569, 571-572, 591, 607, 614-615; 4. 824; indictment for, 6. 225; proclamation on, 7. 230- 231; proofs of, in Orange, 7. 773- 782.
extortions in, 7. 89-90; by Burring- ton, 8. 365-367.
for charters considered, 8. 228-229.
for land, 3. 457, 459, 461; 4. 51, 74, 770; for land patents, void, 2. 617-618; under Granville, 6. 1089.
for marrying, 23. 160.
for naval officers, 24. 104, 216, 407, 894.
for passing of charter of 1665, 1. 115.
for private bills, 8. 857, 925.
governor to receive, • 22. 908.
grievances in collection of, 6. 299.
illegal, 4. 1145-1146; 8. xix, 186, 411, 412, 414; cause regulation, 7. 762, 863, 884; 8. 638; complaints of, 6. 548; in admiralty court, 8. 231- 232; in courts, 6. 173; in Gran- ville's territory, 8. 293, 294; reso- lution on, 8. 139.
in Va. and N. C. compared, 8. 599, 606.
increased by Assembly, 8. 620.
Instructions on, 6. 1124; 7. 138-139; and proclamation on, 8. 1079- 1080.
Johnston on law for, 4. 26.
law to regulate, 3. 157-168.
list of, 3. 159, 160-167; 4. 233, 275- 277; 5. 20, 97; 28. 360; not ad- vertised, 8. xxviii; of those re- ceived by Tryon, 8. 271-272; wanted, 7. 501.
Martin to Assembly on, 8. 165.
new ones established by Dobbs, 8. xiv-xv.
notes on acts to ascertain, 8. 188, 191, 192.
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number, 4. 608.
of attorney, bill to amend act to as- cerUin, 6. 101, 131, 132, 354, 356, 361. 363, 367-368, 370, 383. 406, 411, 423, 426, 427, 439-440, 447, 448, 478, 526.
of attorney general, 1. 438; esti- mated, 8. 200-201.
of chief Justice estimated, 8. 197- 198, 200-201; to be regulated, 10. 378.
of clergy, 28. 584, 660; 26. 430.
of governor and naval officer alter- ed, 8. 599.
of inspectors, 28. 649, 800; 24. 585- 586, 660.
of lawyers, 6. 246.
of ministers, 6. xxxii.
of officers, bill to ascertain defeat- ed, 6. 422; law for discussed, 6. 643-644, 645.
of secretary, estimate, 8. 198-199, 199-200.
of sheriff, 28. 717-718, 720.
of surveyor general, 4. 743, 744, 748.
on domestic and foreign vessels considered, 6. 549.
on land grants avoided, 4. 1243- 1244.
oppression from, O. xv.
paid in bills, 8. 554, 555, 589; in proc. money, 8. 143, 151-152.
payable in current money, 8. 549, 568, 606, 611.
petition against in Orange, 7. 733- 737; against illegal, 8. 231-234; in regard to, 8. 82.
proclamation against extortion in and tables of to be published, 8. 24, 25; on illlegal fees and tables of to be published, 7. 795-796, 800, 801, 802, 810.
protest against exorbitant, 8. 262, 269-270, 291, 297-298, 300, 304, 305- 306.
provision on, in courts, 24. 74; 25. 295, 412-13, 446.
quarrel over, 8. vi, 271, 482; 4. 104, 105, 745.
reduced, 8. 143.
regulated by council, 4. 446-447.
regulation of considered, 6. xiii-xiv; 6. 27-29, 33-36; 10. 278; on pay- ment of, 8. 49.
report on, 7. 483. 485, 486, 491.
resolution against extortion, 8. vli- viii.
should be regulated, 4. 229. to be paid in proc. money, 8. 264, 265, 267, 299-300, 304. 308, 322, 541, 549, 551, 564, 565-566, 568, 570, 591, 598, 605; but paid in bills, 8. 374. to be regulated, 8. 103, 105-106. to governor discussed, 11. 426, 429-
430. value injured by issue of bills of credit, 8. 309. Feelers, Daniel, land grant to, 4. 1243. Fegan, Henry, in militia. 22. 376. Fegert, Jacob, 8. 762. Feilds. See Fields. Feilds, Jnc, army rank, 18. 1060. Feldhousen, Henry, settles in N. C,
6. 1147. Felker, Jacob, excluded from pardon
as regulator, 8. 618. Fell, Major, 12. 514. Felleau, John, rights proved, 4. 601. Fell Ian, John, land grant to, 4. 331. Fellon, Wm., recruiting officer, 22.
928. Fellow, George Rennick James Good,
land grant to, 4. 1246. Fellow, John, land grants to, 4. 335. Fellow, Robert, 28. 507. Fellows, John, claims allowed, 18. 319. fellows, John, land grant to, 4. 336,
343. Fellows, Robert, land grant to, 4. 798,
804, 960, 968, 1035, 1043. Fellows, Wm., captain; 10. 625, facing 680. claim allowed, 18. 319. in Assembly, 12. 655, 656, 683, 685,
686, 695; 18. 376. tax collector, 18. 707. town commissioner, 24. 875. Fellow's Ferry, inspection at, 28. 792; 26. 380. warehouse to be at, 28. 507, 508. Felmott, Dorus, pensioner, 22. 65. Felons and Felony, act on, 26. 139- 41; on repealed, 7. 673; to sup- press, 28. 616-7. bill against, 8. 1104, 1120, 1134, 1145, 1172, 1175, 1177, 1191, 1206; to suppress, 7. 300, 301, 355, 360, 362. cause forfeiture of land, 1. 453. Eng. act on in force in N. C, 28. 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325. ' escheats for discussed. 7. 136-137,
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14
FENNER, ROBERT
instructions on laws against impor- tation of, 6. 1118; on trials for, 6. 1121.
Felps. See Phelps.
Felps, David, in militia, 22. 358.
Felps, Garret, army rank, 18. 1055.
Felps, J no., in militia, 22. 358.
Felps, Jonathan, 28. 102.
Felps, Jotham, army pay, 17. 211.
Felps, Thos., resigns as J. P., 21. 798, 959, 964.
Felps, Wm., land grant asked, 4. 706.
Felp's Point, court house at, 28. 102. See also Philps' Point.
Felt. See Felts.
Felt, Andw., in militia, 22. 163.
Felt, J no., quit rents of, 22. 252.
Feltham, Jnc, Juror, 26. 188.
Felton, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 357.
Felton, RIch'd, quit rents of, 22. 256.
Felton, Samuel, army rank, 18. 1060.
Felton, Wm., in militia, 22. 359.
Felts. See Felt.
Felts, J., receives pay for soldiers.
17. 192.
Felts, Wm., fears negro, 1. 654.
Feltus, Mr., 8. 827, 828.
Feiyaw, Stephen, pensioner, 22. 66.
Feme coverts, act on, 8. 183; on how to pass land, 22. 35, 333, 358-60; 25. 161. hill on passing of land, 4. 1260, 1263, 1268, 1273, 1280, 1281, 1282, 1286, 1292, 1293, 1294, 1299.
Fen, f lets Miller escape, 1. 316.
Fen, Mr., in C. C, 18. 671, 754.
Fen, Anthony, sea captain, 1.«323.
Fence Rail Law, repealed, 6. 154.
Fences, act on, 8. 186; 28. 854-6; 25. 161; on what are sufficient, 28. 61-62. hill on sufficiency of, 21. 782, 796, 934, 957; to define what is a suf- ficient f., 8. 99, 103, 127, 129, 137, 324, 342, 347. 387; 12. 52, 55, 82, 83, 112, 168, 172, 178, 205, 206, 220, 285, 329, 343, 345, 349, 382;
18. 358; to fix sufficient, 8. 108, 123, 127, 128, 135, 149, 151, 192, 193, 199, 204, 205, 208, 222, 253.
described by Edwards, 8. 678-679.
not to he burned by troops, 12. 464. Fenchurch St., London, 7. 126. Fendal, — — , messenger, 1. 513. Fendall, John, juror, 1. 392, 396.
widow of, 1. 495. Fendall (Fendale), Robert, accounts
to be settled, 2. 11.
attorney, 1. 549, 573.
estate appraised, 1. 871; 2. 43.
messenger, 1. 815.
proves letter of attorney, 1. 549.
reads writ for Assembly, 1. 696.
returns representatives, 1. 697.
sells land, 1. 535, 549, 562.
takes up and sells land, 2. 171. Feneyer, Philip, petitions for lands,
4. 954-956. Fenler, Col., 8. 258. Fennel, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 65. Fennell, Arthur, army pay, 17. 211. Fennel I, George, witness for Devane,
16. 787. Fennell, IMaurlce, army pay, 17. 212. Fennell, Nicholas, army pay, 17. 211. Fennell, Owen, witness for Devane,
16. 787. Fenner, Mr., 10. 497. Fenner, Lieut., 18. 480. Fenner, Capt., a prisoner, 14. 817. Fenner, Ensign, a prisoner, 14. 818. Fenner, Gen., to attack at German- town, 11. 784. Fenner, BenJ., army record, 18. 480. Fenner, IHugh, owes state, 21. 1070. Fenner Rich'd, a J. P., 8. 339.
asks to have patent recorded, 8. 332.
building coms'r, 26. 401.
charges by not answered, 8. 339.
deputy clerk, &c., 5. 817; by coun- cil, 6. 939, 955.
deputy secretary of state, 6. 768. 932.
memorial on school, 7. 35-36. Fenner, Richard, 20. 635.
Cont. lieut., 22. 1049.
officer, 18. 450.
on board of rearrangement, 16. 575.
payment of money by, 8. 205.
promoted, 17. 142.
rank, 16. 664, 665.
receiver of duties, 6. 827.
school trustee, 26. 484. Fenner, Richard, officer, 18. 486.
rank, 18. 72, 576, 608. Fenner, Richard, soldier, 14. 134. Fenner, Robert, 16. 237, 621.
allowance to. 18. 830; 20. 24; for N. C. Line, &c., 18. 189, 190, 234, 296, 297.
and affairs of N. C. Line, 18. 57-58, 59, 61-62, 64, 66, 93, 110, 129, 375.
and certificates, 18. 568; 21. 414.
FENNER, ROBERT
15
FEREBEE, JOSEPH
asked for stores, 16. 504. buys at Martin sale, 22. 883. Caswell to on account of N. C. Line
and answer, 18. 691, 700-703; oh
certificates of Cont. Line and an- swer, 17. 468-469, 490-491. certificates delivered to, 17. 471. claims allowed, 8. 126, 197; 17. 298.
319. com'r on certificates, 16. 451. Cont. capt, 22. 1049. letter of mentioned, 17. 275; 28.
79; on N. C. Line accounts, 21.
766, 923. lieut., 18. 559.
major, 28. 262, 270. 442, 455. memorial on affairs of N. C. Line,
18. 324, 328, 338, 351-352, 365, 373,
380-382, 415-416, 421. officer, 16. 486. payment to, 8. 649. Pierce to on sums due N. C. Line,
18. 651, 653-654. rank, 16. 72. 576, 608, 664, 665. receipts for certificates, 18. 727,
735. receives pay for soldiers, 17. 189,
192, 195, 197, 199, 207, 208, 210,
217. 225, 226, 230. 238, 242, 243,
244, 246, 247, 252, 255. 257, 258;
report on letter of, 17. 371-372,
382; on company of. 13. 512-514,
529. reports on supplies, 16. 505, 513,
523; on settlement of accounts of,
22. 804-805. representation of, 16. 104, 182; 28.
223-224, 226. 281, 289, 402, 414,
457, 468, 469-470, 473. roster of co., 18. 1003, 1010, 1018,
1026. 1046, 1049, 1055, 1063, 1073,
1088. 1101, 1105, 1109, 1116, 1123,
1132, 1143, 1153, 1181. to furnish list of N. C. Cont. Line,
18. 298, 301. to Sumner on arms, 16. 618; on
supplies, &c., 16. 488-489. Fanner, Robt., in militia, 22. 422. Fenner, Thos., promoted, 17. 142. Fenner, Wm., army rank, 16. 1055. Fenner, Wm., army rank, 16. 1057. Fenner, Wm., army record, 18. 480. Fenner, Wm., buys at Martin sale, 22.
880. 881, 882. 883, 884, 887, 888. Fenner, Wm., captain, 18. 553. Fenner, Wm., lieut, 18. 187. Fenney, James, army pay, 17. 211.
Fenney, Thomas, rank, 16. 72, 576,
608. Fen nor, Capt., should not be left in
N. C, 11. 579-580. Fenny, Tho., in militia, 22. 306. Fenny, W., witness to treaty, 18.
515. Fentice, Moses, army rank, 16. 1060. Fenton, Joshua, army rank, 16. 1057. Fenton, Richard, juror. 4. 520. Fenton, Thomas, army pay, 17. 211. Fenton, Thomas, in army, 16 722. Fenton, Thos., army rank. 16. 1058. Fenton, Thomas, in militia, 22. 334. Fenton, Thos., reenlists, 16. 749. Fentral, Thomas, regulator, 7. 736. Fenwick, , cousin to Ashley, 2.
385. Fenwick, John. In S. C. Assembly, 1.
901, 902. Fenwick, John, messenger to Council,,
1. 823, 824. to prepare Indian expedition, 1. 822,
823. Ferdice, George, imported, 1. 405. Ferdice (Ferdise), George, imports
persons, 1. 405. witness, 1. 482. Ferdice, Hanah, imported, 1. 405. Ferdice, Mary, Imported, 1. 406. Ferdice, Mary, imported, 1. 405. Ferdinand, French frigate, 24. 174. brings supplies from France, 18.
378. Ferdinand, ship, reward offered for
sailors of, 18. 389. Ferebee. See Ferrebe, Fereby, Feri-
bee, Ferobee, Ferribee, Ferrybee. Ferebee (Ferabee), Jacob, in Assem.,
6. 800. Ferebee (Fereby, Ferebie), James,
com. on petition of for relief, 18.
578. commissioner on estate of Mac- knight. 12. 57-58, 59, 68. dead, 12. 266, 331. in Assembly, 12. 89; on com. of
Assem., 12. 11, 39. Ferebee, James, resigns as major, 11.
580; 22. 927. resigns as major, 11. 580. to Caswell on commission as J. P.
for Jones, 11. 499. Ferebee, Jas., in Assembly, 18. 372. Ferebee, Joseph, army rank, 16. 1058. canal coms'r, 24. 871. in Assembly, 18. 1, 3, 49, 127, 153,
FEREBEE, SAMUEL
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FERGUSON, ADAM Jr.
156. 167; 17. 264, 266. 304. 359. 364. 365. 366. 394. 406; 18. 226. 228. 242. 257. 258. 287, 298. 311, 317. 344. 346. 351. 357, 360. 361; 18. 233, 262. 282. 286. 295. 319. 324. 334. 354, 359. 395. 489, 613, 622, 643, 667, 671, 675, 676. 682, 688,717,719.720; 20.19,119,121, 124, 138, 167, 179, 229, 245. 268. 287, 306; 21. 768, 871, 873, 883. 887. 897, 902, 919, 930, 931, 941, 946. 952. 965. 970. 980. 999. 1006, 1012, 1013, 1015, 1021, 1031, 1032, 1056.
in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 25, 30.
marshall of admiralty court, 17. 956, 961.
on com. of Assem., 17. 287; 18. 54.
owes state. 21. 1069.
school trustee, 26. 18.
signs warrant, 18. 797. Ferebee. Samuel, collector, 17. 75. 80; 24. 552.
in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 47, 48.
lieut., 17. 966.
nom. for collector, 18. 633, 638, 698. 699.
petition. 18. 735.
report as collector of customs. 20. 256-257. 258. Ferebee, Sam'l, pensioner. 22. 65. Ferebee, Thos., in militia. 22. 334. Ferebee, Wm.. a J. P.. 23. 993. Ferebee, Wm., church trustee. 23. 360.
canal coms*r. 24. 871.
commissioner on estate of Mac- knight. 12. 57-58. 59, 68; to sell loyalists' estates. 10. 961-962. 976.
in Assembly. 12. 686. 699, 736; 18. 625, 682, 683, 690. 708, 709. 717. 721; 18. 1. 2. 48. 129. 184. 215, 377.
in Conv. 1788, 22. 1. 4. 25, 30.
in Conv. 1789, 22. 36, 47. 48.
owes state, 21. 1068.
school trustee, 26. 18.
to lay out road, 26. 474.
to receive drafts, 16. 562.
to Sumner on military affairs, 18. 516-517. Ferebee, Wm., clerk of court, 21. 742. Ferebee (Ferebe, Fareby, Farebee), Wm., in Assembly 8. 367, 399, 428, 493. 893. 919. Ferebee, Wm., in militia. 22. 334. Fereby, Robt., army rank, 18. 1060. Fereby (Ferreby), Wm., rank, 18. 73, 609.
Ferges, John, arrested for contempt,
8. 697. Fergison. See Farguerson, Farguson
Fergoson, Ferguson. Fergison, Adam, asks help of Va., 1
819-820. Fergison, Adam, Jr., asks help of Va.
1. 819-820. Fergison, Mark, land grant to, 4. 966
1050. Fergoson, Adam, petition on separa
tion. 22. 705-9. Fergoson, Wiiiiam, petition on separa
tion, 22. 707-9. Fergus, Jas., army rank, 18. 1061. Cont Surgeon. 22. 1049. officer, 18. 486. rank, 18. 72. 576. 608. voter. 20. 159, 161, 162. Fergus, James, land grant asked for,
4. 454. Fergus, Dr. John, 1.1. 547; 18. 509, 975. a J. P.. 23. 993. allowance to. 22. 827. army record. 18. 475. coms'r on building. 24. 694; on pen sion claims, 24. 736; on school 24. 984. commission to. 18. 999-1000. dissents against J. P.'s. 18. 152. gets clothing, 18. 260; no clothing
18. 578. gives certificate to Ward, 11. 736 on confiscation act, 15. 203-205. petition. 18. 799. 801. recommend for maritime judge, 20
771. resolve in favor of, 18. 456. taxable, 16. 191. to Council of Safety on. bill for
medical service. 10. 663. voter. 16. 238. Fergus, John, pensioner. 22. 65. Ferguson. See Farguerson. Farguson.
Fergison. Fergoson. Ferguson, IMr.. printer in Hillsboro,
22. 13. Ferguson, Coi., Tory, attack on re- ported. 16. 6. Ferguson, Col., payment to. 6. 793. Ferguson, Dr„ correspondence over
passport to. 13. 157. Ferguson, Lt., payment to. 5. 801. Ferguson, Adam, caveat against. 8.
771. Ferguson, Adam, Jr., estate adminia-
FERGUSON, ADAM, Sr. 17
FERREAR, MR.
tered on, 6. 772. Ferguson, Adam, Sr., estate adminis- tered on, 6. 772. Ferguson, Alexander, petition on rent,
8. 46-47. Ferguson, Alexander, in militia, 22.
397. Ferguson, Ann, pensioned, 8. 130, 131,
199, 200, 214, 220. Ferguson, Isham, army pay, 17. 211. Ferguson, isham, army pay, 17. 212. Ferguson, James, commands the Betsey, 18. 691. imports salt, 11. 553. Ferguson, Jas., in militia, 22. 366. Ferguson, Jas., in militia. 22. 376. Ferguson, John, exempted, 8. 1299. Ferguson, John, in army, 15. 730. taxable, 16. 191. voter. 16. 237. Ferguson, Jos., in militia, 22. 366. Ferguson, Mack, army pay, 17. 210. Ferguson, Col. Patrick, 14. 617, 780; 16. 645. and invasion of Va., 16. 110. and King's Mountain battle, 16.
100-111. arms captured from, 17. 654, 672,
747, 748-749, 752. British to support, 14. 779. causes trouble, 14. 674. chased by McDowell and Cleveland,
14. 404. commands on Broad River, 15. 268, . 269.
commissions Tory officers, 22. 198. defeat of, 14. 419, 423, 425, 428,
429, 434, 441, 463. defeated at King's Mountain. 14. 682. 685, 696. 705, 708, 711, 721, 729, 733, 734, 742, 744, 752. 769, 785, 786; 18. 969, 971, 990; 22. 139-140. 158-159. 191. effects of defeat, 16. 308. fears of, 14. 616. invades N. C. 14. 609; 16. 261. killed at King's Mountain, 16. xi, 103. 116, 127. 132. 141, 164, 285, 391. 414. location, 14. 662. location, combination against and
proclamation, 14. 614, 615. movements, 14. 655; 16. 83. 90, 251, 278; and battle with, 22. 99, 127. preparations for pursuit of, 14. 782. pursues Sumter. 16. 272. raises Tories in S. C, 16. 263.
report on defeat of, 16. 114. 115.
116-117. 118, 126-127. 131-136, 141-
142, 163-165, 172. 176. 183, 284,
288, 290. 301. 302-303.
results of misfortune of, 16. 239-
240, 241-242. retreats, 14. 775. sent to Western N. C. and action,
16. ix. x-xiii. size of troops, 14. 615. support for, 14. 659. surrounded, 14. 678. thanks of Assem. for defeat of. 17. 653, 660, 692. 694-695, 696-697, 704, 710. 739, 783. to superintend militia, 16. 248. troops collect against. 14. 646, 776. Williams pursues, 15. 94. Ferguson, Peter, army pay. 17. 211. Ferguson, Robert, army pay, 17. 210. Ferguson, Sam'l, in militia. 22. 397. Ferguson, Samuel, petition on rent.
8. 46-47. Ferguson, Thos., payment to, 22. 447. Ferguson, Thos., prisoner and favors
Gadsden, 16. 391. 392. Ferguson, Thos., submits linen for re- ward, 18. 829. Ferguson, Wm., 21. 279. Ferguson, Wm.| allowance to, 6. 800. Ferguson, Wm., in militia, 22. 376. Ferguson, Wm., in militia, 22. 397. Ferguson's beach, Charleston, 16. 42. Ferguson's Corps, 14. 517. Ferlbee. See Ferebee, Perrebee. Feribee, Capt., 16. 667; 18. 886. Feris. See Paris, Parris. Feris, Wm., rights proved, 4. 629. Fermer. See Parmer. Former, Capt., 18. 622. Fermer, Thos., building coms'r, 24.
461. Fermer, Thomas, land grant to, 4.
594. Femes, Capt., 16. 14, 15. Ferns, IMartln, commands Rainbeau,
14. 107. Ferns, Wm., in army, 18. 510. Ferobee. See Perebee. Perrebee. Ferobee, John, in militia. 22. 412. Ferol, Jno., in militia, 22. 384. Ferol, Watson, Jr., in militia, 22. 281. Ferol, Watson, Sr., in militia, 22. 281. Ferohack, John, in militia. 22. 314. Ferral, Gabriel, receives clothing, 18.
619. Ferrear, Mr., 8. 1207.
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18
FERRIES
Ferrebee. See Ferebee, Feribee, Fero- bee.
Ferrebee, Robert, army pay, 17. 210.
Ferrebee, Samuel, owes state, 21. 1069.
Ferrebee, Wm., army rank, 16. 1057. officer, 16. 450, 458.
Ferrebee (Ferrlby), Wm., in Assem- bly 6. 303.
Ferrebee, Wm., Jr., arms coms*r, 24. 381.
Ferreby, John, quit rents of, 22. 247.
Ferreby, Wm., to take charge of loyal- ists' property, 10. 566.
Ferree, Jacob, on Surry Safety Com- mittee, 10. 251.
Ferrel. See Ferril, Ferrill.
Ferret, James, regulators* entry on causes of,' 6. 237.
Ferrel, J no., army rank, 16. 1061.
Ferrel, Luke, army rank, 18. 1061.
Ferrel I, Clem't army rank, 16. 1060.
Ferrell, Enock, army rank, 18. 1058.
Ferrel I, Qabl., army rank, 16. 1060.
Ferrell, Gabriel, pensioner, 22. 65.
Ferrell, Jacob, army pay, 17. 211.
Ferrell, James, army pay, 17. 210.
Ferrell, James, army pay, 17. 210.
Ferrell, Jas., army rank, 16. 1058.
Ferrell, Jas., army rank, 18. 1059.
Ferrell, Jeptha, memorial of. 16. 69, 77, 175, 182. 308. 412.
Ferrell, Jno., army rank, 18. 1060.
Ferrell, John, pensioner, 22. 65.
Ferrell, John, seized, 16. 461.
Ferrell, Mlcajah, army rank, 16. 1058.
Ferrell, Patrick, pay to. 18. 541.
Ferrell, Wm., army rank, 18. 1058.
Ferrell, Wm., army rank, 18. 1059. lieut, 13. 517.
Ferrers, Jacob, to be made Capt., 5. 162.
Ferres. See Ferris.
Ferres, Capt., 18. 287.
Ferres (Ferns), Capt., takes oath to N. C., 11. 392-393.
Ferres (Ferns), Martin, reports on conversations of, 11. 368, 373.
Ferry, James, land grant to, 4. 602.
Ferrlbee. See Ferebee, Ferrebee.
Ferribee, Wm., church trustee, 8. 638.
Ferrlberry, Jacob, 10. 252.
Ferries, 5. 342. act for county courts to establish, 24. 165-166, 449, 674-8, 747, 810. | 903; 25. 82-3; for Smith to estab- | lish, 24. 636-7; on, 28. 46-48, 118- ,
119, 333, 335, 417-419, 449-51, 475, 479, 489-90, 500, 533, 593, 594, 595, 752-3, 785-6; 24. 542; 26. 160, 311- 312, 348, 356, 369, 389, 478-482; on control of, 23. 814; on free f., 28. 972-3; 24. 969; at Greenville, 24. 940; at Hertford, 23. 895-6; from Core Point to Bath. 23. 149-150, 336; to place under county courts, 23. 607-11; to regulate, 24. 279- 281; to vest in Dry, 25. 488.
allowance for ferriage, 10. 637.
bill for, 3. 303, 304; 4. 96, 98, 99, 108, 128, 136, 137, 138, 140, 141, 143, 155, 366, 374, 394, 401, 484, 485, 510. 512, 536, 537, 539, 540, 549, 561, 563, 564, 566, 567, 572; 6. 184. 185, 186, 187, 200, 203, 204, 205, 206, 229, 230, 231, 246, 247, 257-258, 259, 265, 266, 271, 272, 274, 275, 279, 283, 285, 286, 291, 293, 295, 296, 297, 300-301, 310, 834, 835, 836, 839, 840. 842, 853, 855. 856, 862, 863. 866, 873-874, 876, 888, 894-895. 896. 897. 899, 900, 902, 924, 1019-1020, 1021, 1022, 1023, 1036, 1050, 1052, 1054. 1055. 1059, 1056, 1058, 1065, 1097; 6. 847, 852, 854, 855. 856, 861. 863. 866, 883, 886, 891. 912, 917, 920. 921, 024, 928- 929. 932, 939, 956. 957, 958-959, 1101-1102, 1103, 1105, 1108, 1109. 1110, 1111, 1144. 1159, 1170. 1172. 1173, 1178. 1182, 1183-1184, 1185. 1231. 1234, 1294; 7. 48, 50, 51, u4, 61. 70, 71, 76. 308. 315, 374, 390, 397, 557. 558, 561, 562, 575- 576, 578, 582, 583. 587, 651; 17. 319. 325, 329, 350, 362; 18. 441, 453, 474, 758, 776, 779. 795-796, 818; 20. 36-37, 41, 44, 64, 165, 169, 170, 179, 180, 181, 186. 189. 259. 344. 356, 357, 367, 368. 531, 547; for county courts to establish, 18. 112, 114, 147, 204, 323, 343. 355. 363. 371. 388-389, 436. 440; in Du- plin county, 6. 642, 644, 616, 667, 671, 845, 906, 908, 910, 912. 916. 918; in Rowan and Anson, 8. 821; appointing places for, 6. 1020, 1021. 1023. 1036, 105M052, 1056, 1058, 1064. 1065. 1097; relating to, 6. 130; to amend act to lay out, 8. 356, 360, 361, 384, 409-410, 414, 420, 421, 422, 477; to amend pow- ers of courts on, 16. 79, 81, 99. 137; 21. 834, 836, 991, 999, 1002,
FERRIL
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FEWOX, ROBERT
1008; to establish. 6. 670,672,673 674, 687, 704, 706-707, 709. 713, 714 716, 718. 735; 8. 1225-1226, 1239 1240, 1272, 1296; 8. 290, 291, 301 309, 315. 330. 343, 345; free, 8 98, 101, 103, 104, 116, 119, 121, 133 137, 140, 153, 301; to keep, 8. 108 116, 117. 147, 175, 178, 182, 186 398. 416, 498; to amend act on control of by county courts, 12 587, 603. 607. 620, 642, 646. 653 689, 693, 702, 704, 714, 718, 737 740. 751 ; to give power of regulat ing to court. 18. 587. 595. 600 633; to make free. 17. 301. 302 303. 327, 339, 342; to put laws on in force, 4. 1262; to regu late, 18. 864. 868, 871. 884. 962 975. 978; 21. 763. 769. 827. 835 915. 928. 971. 996. 999. 1003. 1009 1011; to repeal act on, 8. 716. 757 758. 759; 18. 48. 64, 93. established. 2. 184. free, bill for in Anson Co.. 8. 716, 720, 728, 757, 759, 764, 766, 778, 784, 842, 844. 848, 861, 893-894. 898, 900. 905. 907. 927. 1013. keepers to have pay, 28. 728. Lamb on act for. 7. 225. monopolized by Quakers. 1. 600. Murfree to Burke on. 16. 628-629. note on act for. 8. 184. petition on from New Hanover Co..
5. 164-166. provisions for. 28. 775.
Ferrll. .See Ferrel. Perrell.
Ferrll, Enoch, in army, 16. 722.
Ferrll, Geo., in militia, 22. 349.
Ferrll, Henry, felon. 8. 142. in Jail, 22. 854.
Ferrll, Jno., in militia. 22. 349.
Ferrll, John, land grant asked, 4. 708.
Ferrll, John, report on militia Co.. 22. 349.
Ferrll, John, land grant asked. 4. 708.
Ferrll, John, report on militia Co., 22. 369.
Ferrll, Jos., in militia. 22. 346.
Ferrll, Jos., in militia, 22. 347.
Ferrll, Gabriel, army pay, 17. 210.
Ferrlll, JameSi in army, 16. 724.
Ferrlll. John, army pay, 17. 210.
Ferrlll, John, land grant to. 4. 590.
Ferrlll, Luke L., army pay, 17. 210.
Ferrlll, MIcaJah, army pay. 17. 210.
Ferrlll, Wm., army pay, 17. 210.
Ferrlll, Wm., army record, 18. 481.
Ferris. See Perres. Ferris, John, land grant to, 4. 948. Ferris, Wm., land grant to. 4. 703. Ferriss, Wm., land grant to, 4. 799. Ferry, John, to audit accounts. 2. 486. Ferry, Martin, signs oath as member
Council of State, 11. 363-364. Ferry, Wm., land grant to, 4. 1238. Ferry, The, 16. 379. Ferrybee, Wm., lieut., 10. 946. Ferry I, Wm., comet of light horse, 14.
323. Ferrynaut, Francis, petition, 21. 292.
334-335. 345, 434, 632, 675. Ferson, Mr., land of. 1. 65. Fesher, Thomas, land grant to. 4. 766. Feters, Mr., among Indians. 17. 11. Fetzer, , pastor of Mt. Zion. 8.
748. Fetzer, Samuel, J., buried at Mt. Zion,
8. 748. Feudal System, The, 24. 573. Few, , to Caswell on his affairs,
18. 450. Few, Gen. B., to Gates on movements
of Br. and Amer. troops. 14. 763-
764. Few, Benj., bill and receipt for ser- vices. 22. 484-5. Few, James, Jr., executed as regulator.
7. xxviii. xxxi; 8. 651; 11. vi;
18. 845. 852. execution criticised, 8. xxxviii. 723-
724. indicted as regulator, 8. 532. Few, Wm., claim. 8. 490; allowed, 8.
408, 514, 520, 521. surety, 7. 844. Few, Wm., in C. C, 18. 641, 671, 709,
726, 754; 28. 603. 632. located on Broad River. 16. 184. skirmishes. 15. 185. Few's Plantation. 18. 852. Fewhauks, Joshua, land grant to. 4.
1049.
Fewox, , law suit, 1. 586.
Fewox, Ann, imported, 1. 395. Fewox, James, estate settled, 2. 110. imports persons, 1. 395, 413, 418. juror, 1. 406, 407. 409, 411, 412. Fewox, James, land lapses, 2. 69, 291. law suit, 1. 414-415. witness, 1. 522. Fewox, Robert, asks for lapsed land,
2. 291. land lapses. 2. 641. Fewox, Robert, imported. 1. 395.
FEWOX, ROBT
20
FIELDS, JEREMIAH
Fewox, Robt., juror, 26. 186.
Few8, Mr., 7. 869.
Fickle, Ensign, shoes to, 14. 439.
Field. See Feilds, Fields.
Field (Fields), Mrs., (wife of Wm.),
bill to vest lands in, 20. 18. Field, James, juror, 4. 517. Field, Jas., juror, 25. 186. Field, Jas., quit rents of, 22. 252. Field, Jolin, land grant to, 4. 805. Field, John, on regulation com., 10.
1018. Field, J no., Jr., property confiscated,
18. 672; 24. 263, 424. Field, Joseph, loyalist, 10. 599. petition for release of, 10. 841. property confiscated, 18. 672; 24.
263, 424. Field, Lewis, wagoner, 18. 170. Field, Lyde, petitions for release of
husband, 10. 841. Field, Lyde (2), petitions for release
of husband, 10. 841. Field, Lydia, 21. 269. act to vest property of in sons, 26.
38-9. Field, Mary, petitions for release of
husband, 10. 841. Field, Rich'd, in militia, 22. 339. Field, Richard, land grant to, 4. 332,
602. rights proved, 4. 598. Field (Fields), Robert, act to vest
property in, 26. 38-9. bill to vest land in, 18. 115, 124. 180,
323, 343, 401, 410. loyalist, 10. 599, 601. petition, 20. 139, 259, 318, 440; and
bill on land, 21. 230, 235, 269-270,
277, 329, 357, 393, 597, 625. 680,
715; of wife, 20. 10. 13, 14, 17, 18;
for release of, 10. 841. Tory leader, 22. 618. Field, Robert, petition on catching
fish, 8. 87-88. Field, Samuel, land grant to, 4. 805. Field, Smith, in militia, 22. 339. Field, Wm., 21. 269. Field (Fields), Wm., act to vest prop- erty of in sons, 26. 38-9. bill to vest land in, 20. 10, 13, 18;
to vest land in sons of. 18. 115,
124. 180, 323, 343, 401, 410. in Assembly. 8. 113, 137, 139, 162,
163. 186, 715, 716, 720, 725. 734,
735, 753, 757, 763, 774, 836, 846,
850, 854, 855, 858, 874, 881, 886,
902, 905, 907, 908, 915, 918, 919, 931, 951; on com. of Assembly, 8. 711, 739. loyalist, 10. 599. memorial considered, 17. 284. on regulator com., 10. 1018. petition, 18. 213, 215, 347; for re- lease of, 10. 841. prisoner, 22. 924. property confiscated, 18. 672; 24.
263, 424. sells land and turns Tory, 24. 286. Tory Col. and leader, 22. 147, 618. Field, Zacha., land grant to, 4. 635. Field & Oleics mill, 8. 88. Field boolc of surveyors of Va. boun- dary, 2. 799-815. Field Engineer, The, copies of sent to
N. C, 20. 812. Field officers, appointment of consid- ered, 18. 142. Fielding, Wm., regulator, 7. 808.
Fields, , four of them in jail, 10.
469, 486.
Fields, f kUled, 7. 215.
Fields, , order to join Martin, 18.
689.
Fields, , petition refused, 10. 927.
Fields, , Tory, 22. 144.
Fields, , wagoner, 13. 147.
Fields, f whips Lea, 8. 26.
Fields, Col., (Br), in N. C. as a prison- er, 16. 282, 283. Fields, Ambros, in militia, 22. 325. Fields (Field), Anne, bill to vest lands in. 17. 291, 300. memorial considered, 17. 283, 284,
285. petition, 20. 10, 13, 14, 17, 18, 259, 318, 440, 452; for release of hus- band, 10. 841. Fields (Field), Jeremiah, act to vest property in, 28. 38-9. agrees to restitution of fees in Ro- wan, 8. 521-522, 534. bill to vest land in, 18. 115, 124,
180, 323. 343, 401, 410. in Hillsboro riot, 8. 241, 245. indicted as regulator, 8. 531. loyalist, 10. 599. ordered to raise King's standard,
10. 441-443. petition 10. 803-804, 841; 20. 139, 259. 318, 440, 445; bill on land, 21. 230. 235. 269-270, 277, 329, 357, 393, 597, 625. 680, 715; to Martin for pardon, 8. 40, 41; 22. 891.
F'lELDS, JEREMIAH
21
FILSBY, RICH'D
FUlds, Jeremiah, regulator, 7 737.
Fields, Jeremiah, indicted as regula- tor, 8. 531.
Fieldt, Jno^ army rank, 18. 1059.
Fields, John, pensioner, 28. 65.
Fields, John, signs loyal address to Martin, 8. 1161.
Fields, Lewis, army rank, 18. 1055.
Fields, Nathaniel, petition on C. H., 8. 806-807.
Fields, Nathaniel, Jr., petition on C. H., 8. 806-807.
Fields, RIeh'd, In militia, 22. 318.
Fields, Robert, ordered to raise King*s standard, 18. 441-443. peUtion for, 18. 424, 753.
Fields, Robert, road coms'r. 22. 919.
Fields, 8am., in militia, 22. 318.
Fields, Timothy, army pay, 17. 212. army rank, 18. 1059.
Fields, William(?), begins hostilities against colonies, 18. 444. bill to vest lands of in Anne Fields,
17. 291, 300.
exchange of proposed, 16. 639-640. lands of confiscated. 18. 523. offers plunder of rebels to loyalists,
18. 443.
ordered to raise King's standard,
18. 441-443. Fields, Wm., executed, 8. 142. Fields, Wm., memorial, 18. 534. Fields, Wm., murderer and executed,
22. 854. Fields, Wm., proposed for vestry, 8.
155. Fields, Zachariah, rights proved, 4.
598. Fields, Zachariah, road comsr., 23. 220. Fields' Camp, Walker a member of,
18. 762. Fiere facias, issue of, 25. 291, 410. Fife County, Scotland, 22. 289. Fifcr. See Phlfer. FIfer, Capt., 14. 780.
in charge of Light Horse, 16. 699. Fifer, MaJ., 7. 1003. FIfer, Caleb, in Assembly. 12. 656,
667, 699, 736, 816; 18. 625, 690,
697, 708. 709. 712. 717. 721. Fifer, John, allowance to children of,
12. 198-199. 371. Fifer (Phlfer), Major Martin, 7. 821,
822, 825, 826. claims allowed, 7. 214. conducts prisoners to Halifax. 11.
370, 415.
in Assembly, 12. 265. 282. 368. 380,
399, 408, 429; on com. of Assem.^
8. 1153, 1263; 12. 284. 658. 682;
18. 597, 706, 740. musters at house of, 24. 292. paid for feeding garrison, 8. 832-
833. Fifer, Martin, Jr., to receive provis- ions, 14. 288. FIfer's, Mr., 7. 461. FIfer's Company, report on, 15. 703. Flfir, David, petition against marriage
act, 8. 623-624. Fifth Battalion, money for, 16. 699. Fifth N. C. Continentals, 18. iv. Fifth Regiment, 18. 61, 605, 610; 22.
117, 1008. supplies to, 22. 750. Fiftoi of Hiowee, at Indian Congress,
11. 179. 203. Fifty tree Swamp, 2. 69. Fig, Jos., in militia, 22. 328. Fight, Con rod, army rank, 18. 1060. Fight, Conrad, pensioner, 22. 65. Figures, John, vestryman, 23. 499. Figures, Matthew, act for town on
lands of and town coms'r, 24.
856-7, 960-1. bill for town on lands of, 18. 17,
30, 44, 247, 249, 253. 259. 266, 268;
28. 531, 560. 676; 21. 54, 77, 85.
117, 122. Figures, Thos., claim paid, 18. 692.
693. Figure's Point, inspection at, 24. 581.
town at. 21. 54. 77, 85. 117, 122. Figures' Warehouse, bill for town at.
7. 577. Flkc, John, regulator. 7. 734. Flkes, J as., army rank. 18. 1055. Filbert, Nicholas, Juror. 1. 582. Fllgo^ Anthony, exempted, 8. 565. Filial portions, tried before co. cts.,
26. 407. Fillaw, Wm., Juror. 4. 616. Filleau, John, land grant to. 4. 603. Fllliau, John, land grant to. 4. 641. Fllllhan, Jeremiah, asks pardon for
Hamilton, 8. 84-85. Fillips. See Phillips. Fillips, Jno., army rank. 18. 1058. Fillips, Josh., army rank, 18. 1058. Fillman, John, sent to Cornell and
London, 11. 691. Filman, Wm., army rank, 18. 1060. Fllmon, Wm,, army pay, 17. 210. Filsby, Richd., army rank, 18. 1056.
PILUMIN, JOHN
22
PINES
Fllumin, John, petition on C. H., 8.
806-808. Filyan, Wm., army pay, 17. 211. Fimmt, Cornelius, proves rights, 4.
1244. Fin, Peter, petition on separation, 22.
706-13. Finances, bill to regulate, 18. 196, 201, 298-299, 325, 326, 331, 356.
committee and reports on, 18. 7-8 9, 12, 13, 16, 25, 30, 31, 43, 50 64-65, 66, 130, 155, 164, 235, 237-238 240, 241, 245, 248. 253, 254, 263 264, 272, 279, 280-283, 293, 294 301, 354, 375, 377, 384-386, 387, 388 393, 454-456; 20. 123-124, 125, 126 136, 145, 150, 152, 158, 182. 184 188, 192-193, 208, 211, 216, 224 225, 229, 231, 233, 243. 245. 247 253, 256-258, 262, 265, 269, 271 273, 274, 281, 283, 289. 292, 305 306, 308, 317, 327, 338, 339. 359 360, 366, 373, 393, 396-398, 402-406 414, 419, 421, 428, 433, 438, 442 445, 447, 448, 450, 452-454, 457 458, 464-465, 467; 21. 199, 203, 210 211, 218, 220, 223, 227, 230, 231 236. 254, 261, 263, 288, 295, 298 299, 303, 329, 331, 348, 349, 354 373, 392, 393, 395, 413, 420, 425 435, 436, 579, 583, 590, 591, 592 597, 598, 617, 620, 634, 641, 662 669, 679-680, 685, 697, 704, 733, 737 739, 744, 747, 766, 770, 788, 796 800, 868, 881-882, 883, 885, 891 892, 894, 912, 913, 915, 916, 920 968, 1043, 1044, 1057, 1059-1079.
Burke to Assem. on, 22. 1034-5.
committee to consider condition of, 18. 839, 876.
condition, 8. vl-vii; 16. 93.
discussed, 17. 912-913.
examination and report on office of, 18. 832-835.
Martin on condition of and answer. 8. 378, 455; to Assembly on and answer, 8. 1195, 1200, 1204.
of C. C. Burke on, 13. 328-329.
report on, 15. 57.
report on printed, 18. 164.
resolution of C. C. on settlement of accounts, 18. 1202-4.
ruins of, 14. 633.
superintendent of, letter of quoted, etc., 18. 8-9, 20; 22. 1016.
weakness of the Confederation in, 18. xii.
Fincastle, Va., 10. 660; 14. 463; 16. xiv.
Fincastle, sloop, 10. 550, 602.
Fincastle Co., Va., 10. 751. 752, 781, 782, 839, 911; 18. 190. irruption of Creeks and Cherokees in, 10. 729-730, 748.
Fincastle C. H., Va., prisoners should be sent to, 16. 115.
Finch, Lord, at council, 2. 680, 732.
Finch, Edwd., in militia, 22. 165.
Finch, Henry, a J. P., 23. 994. cited before Assembly. 18. 364, 369. removed as J. P., 18. 145; 21. 315, 319, 353, 659.
Finch, isham, army pay, 17. 212.
Finch, Isom, army rank, 18. 1059. memorial, 21. 977, 980, 1040, 1042.
Finch, Jeremiah, false returns of es- tate, 2. 600-601.
Finch, John, in militia, 22. 165.
Finch, John, petition, 21. 980.
Finch, Marl(, land grant to. 4. 950. 964.
Finch, Rowland Porter, a J. P.. 4. 354. claims. 4. 751. land grant to. 4. 651.
Finch, Williamson, in militia. 22. 166.
FIncher, Jonathan, petition on catch- ing fish, 8. 87-88.
Fi nek ley Estate, in Perquimans Co., 1. 427.
Finds 1 1, John, land grant to, 4. 635.
Findlater, Earl of, at council. 2. 680, 732.
Findley, Mr., 8. 1006.
Findley, Charles, pensioner, 22. 65.
Findley, James, pensioner, 22. 65.
Findley, John, pensioner, 22. 65.
Findley, Thos., in militia, 22. 396.
FIndly, Ben J., in militia. 22. 358.
Findly, Jas., in militia, 22. 396.
FIndly, Jno., in militia, 22. 396.
Fine, John, com. on Barrity case, 17. 775.
Fine, John, to Burke on commerce, 22. 578-9.
Fine & Lott, supplies to army, 18. 485, 496.
Fines, appeal to Privy Council on, 8. 107. bill to reckon in proclamation mon- ey, 4. 396. disposition of, 24. 281. how accounted for and paid. 24. 73. how collected. 24. 505, 517, 519, 636-7, 662, 585-6, 591; 26. 195-6,
PINES AND FORFEITURES 23 FIRST LITTLE BR'D RIVER
198, 210, 216, 227, 233, 234, 244, 251, 252, 255, 256, 258, 261, 262, 300, 303, 304, 305, 314, 316, 319, 323, 328, 3478, 380, 381, 382, 392, 405, 424, 427, 429, 435, 436, 454, 455, 480, 497, 505, 506, 511-12, 514. imposed on members of Assembly,
4. 1279. mentioned, 1. 702. not to be excessire, 22. 663; 28.
977; 26. 21. payment of resisted, 2. 59. to go to Proprietors, 1. 379. Fines and forfeitures, act on, 28. 157. bill for recovering and appropriat- ing, 6. 359. 360. 414, 418, 421. governor's powers to remit limited,
8. 100. how recovered, 28. 674, 675, 702. 716, 738, 747, 760, 766, 776, 788, 792-3. 797, 799, 800, 808-9, 811, 873. 884, 896, 918, 940, 944, 966, 969, 1000. Finger, Sidney M., 6. 752. assistance rendered by in editing
Colonial records, 1. viii. thanks to, 10. xli. Finger family, 6. 754.
pioneers, 6. 751, 753. FInlstere, Cape, 2. 424, 425; 6. 318; 6. 1031.
Fink, Rev. , 6. 796.
Fink, J. J., Baptist minister, 6. 1182.
Fink, Jas., in militia, 22. 334.
Fin lay, Duncan, on regulation of Cross
Creek, 16. 209-211. Fin lay, Hugh, nominated for Council,
8. 974, 1172, 1243. FInlay, Wm., officer, 18. 150. Fin ley, Capt., shoes to, 14. 437.
work at Guilford C. H., 16. 430. Finley, Abm., army rank, 16. 732; 18.
1057. Finley, Andrew, asks pardon for Hun- ter, 8. 86-87. Finley, Andrew, asks pardon for Hun- ter, 8. 86-87. Finley, George, asks pardon for Hun- ter, 8. 86. Finley, Hugh, claim, 8. 489. Finley, James, attached for contempt,
18. 4, 7. FInman, John, petition on outlaws.
11. 731-732. FInman, Thomas, petition on outlaws,
11. 731-732. FInnacon, Wm., tory officer, 22. 196.
Finner, Rich. P., army rank, 18. 1055. Finney, Lieut., owes state, 21. 1069. Finney, Thos., army rank, 18. 1055.
army record, 18. 481. Finney, Thos., bill to build bridge, 8. 1263-1264. congratulates Dobbs, 6. 334-335. dropped as J. P., 8. 1007. petitions on roads and ferries, 6.
164-166. resurvey to, 7. 7. rights proved, 4. 601. Finney, Thos., Cont. lieut., 22. 1049. officer, 18. 486. town coms'r, 28. 461. Finnie, Wm., and lead, 18. 398, 399. asks lead from N. C., 12. 663. D. Q. M. G. of Va., 12. 556; 14.
629. forwards ammunition, 14. 502, 503. letter of laid before Gen. Assem.,
18. 401. supplies to, 14. 628. to Long on lead for Washington, 18. 388. Finny, Lieut., commands draft, 16. 483; and Joins Sumner, 16. 591. rank, 18. 664. reports on troops, 16. 475. Flnrlce, Wm., Caswell to on clothing
for troops, 18. 59. Fire, provision against, 28. 868; in Edenton, 24. 919-20; 26. 506; in Hillsboro, 24. 24; in Newborn, 28. 916-8; in Salisbury, 28. 811; in Wilmington, 28. 236; 26. 260, 512, 513. request for aid for, 7. 374-375, 380, 416-417. Fire Light, act against hunting by, 24. 33, 113, 162-3, 268-70, 595-7, 862-3; 26. 503-4. Flrebent, Christopher, lands patented,
2. 308. Firewood, act on measurement of, 24. 595. bill to measure, 18. 528, 529, 539, 548, 579, 660. Flrmleho, at Indian Congress, 11. 179. Flrnler, Marton, regulator, 7. 734. First Battalion, returns of at Cartha-
gena, 16. 755-759. First Battalion Light infantry, losses
at Stone Ferry, 16. 751. First Broad River, 11. facing 80.
bill on fish, 28. 170, 180, 181, 355. First Little Broad River, 24. 845, 846.
JflBST N. C. BATTALION 24
FISHER, DANIEL
First N. C. Battalion, 22. 214. returns of reinlistments, 16. 749-
7B0. roll of. 1«. 718-733. First Regiment, 16. 596, 610, 611. 620. 621. 623. 639; 22. 95. 104. 117. 144. 915; 24. 456. consolidated. 16. 765. expenditures by, 16. 750. not completed, 16. 578. petition from colonel of. 16. 45, 51. reports on accounts of.* 22. 921. First Regiment North Carolina mili- tia, report on. 17. 1043. return of militia. 22. 1022. rolU of. 17. 1054-1055. 1059-1061. Fish, MaJ., transferred to Clinton's
brigade. 12. 525. Fish, Jesse, kind to American prison- ers. 16. 394. Fish, John, land grant to, 4. 618. Fish. John, asks for new county, 6.
92. Fish, John, petitions for repeal of tax
on free negroes, 6. 982-983. Fish, Thos., in militia, 22. 320. Fish, Wm.p land grants to, 4. 344. Fish, 1. 135. act on, 28. 803; on destruction of, 28. 657, 681. 819, 909-10; 26. 489, 504-5; in Neuse River. 28. 974; on passage of, 24. 175-6. 295. 297- 298, 312, 460, 536-7, 849-50. 902-3. 936-9; 26. 109; to inspect. 24. 580-6, 660. bills on. 20. 155, 156. 168, 169, 170. 175. 178. 179. 180, 181, 188. 190, 203. 212. 213. 228. 250. 264. 273. 300, 337, 338, 343. 349. 355, 357, 382, 383, 413. 415; on pasage of. 16. 144. 146, 168, 208. 257, 261. 285. 288. 328, 339. 343. 361; 21. 744. 749. 751, 786-787. 790. 888. 893, 897, 898, 901. 949. 955. 985; in County Line Creek, 12. 170, 173, 178, 179, 334, 343, 345, 355, 382; in Deep River. 6. 716, 757. 759. 783. to keep rivers open, 16. 50, 111, 139. 151. 153. 159; 16. 133, 191. 204. 356. 359. 418. 430; to keep rivers open to be repealed. 21. 259. 594, 617-618; to prevent destruction of,
6. 1228, 1236, 1240. 1253, 1270, 1275. 1278. 1289. 1292. 1297. 1298;
7. 92. 310. 315, 320. 326. 330, 339. 378. 382, 387. 394. 397. 406. 407. 410. 421; 6. 97, 101, 103, 104, 112,
119-120, 133, 137. 140. 153-154, 349,
352, 355, 359, 361, 384, 392, 394,
402, 403. 407-408, 412. 413, 417-418,
420, 422, 429, 477; to prevent
stopping passage of, 6. 388, 392.
394. 395. 400, 402. 443. 473. 475.
481, 485-494. 503. 506. 508. 584.
657; 18. 846. 853. 863. 875. 882.
884, 887, 890, 935-936. 937. 944. 954,
955, 974, 978, 981, 985; 17. 317,
327. 336, 385; 16. 25. 77. 107. 113;
26. 44. 87; in Yadkin River. 12.
565. 571. 572. 582. 585. 653, 671,
674. 680, 686. in Clarendon Co., 1. 154. in S. C, 1. 206.
petition on in Deep River. 6. 87-88. shipped to European countries. 2.
628. use of as food, 2. 55. Fish Creek, N. Y., 11. 653. Fish Dam Ford, 16. 504; 24. 472. Fish Pole Swamp, Tories in. 16. 487. Fish River Baptist Association, 6.
1190. Fishar. See Fisher. Fishar, Charles, petition on rent. 6. 46-
47. Fishar, Martin, petition on rent. 6.
46-47. Fishbowen, IMr.. and battle of Stoney
Point. 14. 329. Fishburn, Capt.. 17. 166. Fishburn, Lieut., wounded. 16. 751. Fishburn, Philip, in army frauds, 16.
251. receives pay for soldiers, 17. 189,
190, 195. 196. 197. 200. 201. 202.
203, 205, 206, 208, 211, 215, 216.
220. 221. 223. 227. 229. 230, 232.
233. 234. 235. 241. 244. 245, 249.
250, 251, 253. 254, 255. 256. 260.
262. Fishdam, 8. C, British taken at. 14.
765. Fishdam Ferry. 16. 304. Fisher. See Fishar.
Fisher, , an Indian. 2 141.
Fisher, , robbed. 6. 562.
Fisher, Mr., and treatment of Amer.
prisoners. 17. 626-627. Fisher, Ambrose, army pay. 17. 211. Fisher, Charles, helps reorganize Lu- theran Church in Salisbury. 6. 784-785. Fisher, Daniel, brought before Council
of Safety. 16. 697.
FISHER, ELIJAH
26
FISHPOOL, JOHN
Fisher, Elijah, carries dispatches, 16.
69. Fisher, Fedk^ petition, 20. 429. resolve in favor of, 20. 260. to demand powder, 10. 136. Fisher, Geo^ in militia, 22. 321. Fisher, Geo., in militia, 22. 321. Fisher, George^ land grant to. 4. 335. Fisher, George, Juror, 8. 508, 509. Fisher, Isaac, army pay, 17. 211. Fisher, Jacob, •. 744, 745. Fisher, James, administration on es- tate of, 1. 576-577. appraiser, 1. 452. inventory of estate, 1. 580. Juror, 1. 426, 427, 428, 430, 431. law suits, 1. 522, 525, 531, 533, 551,
561. sells land, 1. 490. summoned, 1. 496. will proved, 1. 565. witness, 1. 426. Fisher, James, in army, 16. 722; 16. 1058. reeniists, 16. 749. Fisher, Joel, army pay, 17. 211. Fisher, Jno^ army rank, 16. 1059. Fisher, John, law suit, 2. 110. Fisher, Malcolm, resurvey to, 6. 1084. Fisher, Mary, administrator, 1. 576- 677. produces inventory of estate, 1. 580. proves will, 1. 565. Fisher, Mary, bond of administrator,
6. 579. Fisher, Matthias, asks for new county,
8. 92. Fisher, Randolph, juror, 26. 190. Fisher, Randolph, land grant to, 4.
274. Fisher, Robt., in militia, 22. 385. Fisher, Thos., bond of administrator,
6. 579. Fisher, Thos., in militia, 22. 322. Fisher, Thos., land grant to, 4. 331, 618. rights proved, 4. 617. Fisher, Thomas, road coms'r, 28. 910. Fisher, Thos., trader, 1. 469. Fisher, Wm., army rank, 16. 1059. Fisher, sloop of war, brings ammuni- tion to Martin, 16. 42. Fisher family, 6. 744, 746. Fisheries, and treaty with Great Bri- tain, 16. 751-752, 758; 17. 6-7. bill on to be repealed, 16. 455; to limit work of, 6. 386, 398, 400,
466, 468, 469, 503, 506; to prevent use of seins in New River, 6. 719, 728, 764, 765, 767, 775, 777, 784, 837, 842, 884, 887, 890, 896, 899.
cutting oft from denounced, 16. 76- 77.
granted to Heath, 1. 6; to Proprie- tors. 1. 22, 103.
Little agent for. 8. 231.
money to be collected from, 2. 497, 498.
N. E. forbidden to fish, 8. 1208; 16. 12, 20, 58, 113.
not allowed in French American waters, 8. 116-117.
not to be supplied by American ves- sels, 8. 1281.
on Grand Bank allowed, 16. 750- 751; 17. 6-7; on Newfoundland coasts, 1. 225; stopped, 8. 1186.
on Roanoke and James Rivers, 11. 834, 835.
petition, 6. 1273.
rights of reserved, 1. 12.
salt lent for, 17. 946-947.
seized by government, 16. 625.
suffer for lack of salt, 8. 270.
to be carried on by N. E. men, 2. 175-176.
to be encouraged, 2. 490. Fisher's Mill, troops sent to, 14. 778. Fishing Creek, 2. 786; 8. 417; 4. 65, 68, 353, 807; 6. 1204; 7. 1002, 1005, 1007, 1008; 8. 1064. 1069; 18. 464; 14. 614. 712; 16. 663; 28. 472, 964, 967; 24. 139,. 249, 294; 26. 210; 26. 1266.
act on fish in, 28. 681; 26. 604-5; to clear, 24. 702-3.
bill to clear, 18. 414, 415. 417, 464, 742, 743, 747-748, 791, 799. 816; to prevent destruction of fish in, 7. 310. 315, 320, 326. 330, 339. 378. 382, 387, 394, 397, 406, 407, 410, 421.
lead mine on, 16. 698. Fishing Creek (Anson Co.), 6. 631. Fishing Creek (Edgecombe), 6. 1211. Fishing Creek church, 6. 1176, 1177. Fishing Creek District, Granville Co.,
tax payers in, 26. 1278. . Fishing River Baptist Association, 6.
1190. Fishklll, N. Y., 11. 433; 18. 496; 14.
49. 330, 359; 16. 735. Fishpooi, John, exempted, 6. 915-916.
land grant to, 4. 1038.
FISH POOLE, JOHN
26 FITZWILLIAM, RICHARD
Fishpooie, John, land grant to, 4. 950.
FIsk, MaJ., adj. gen., 12. 497.
Fl8k, Robert, petition on C. H., 8. 806-
807. FIsk, John, petition on C. H., 8. 806-
807. Fi8ke, Rev. Samuel, comes to N. C,
7. 456. complaints of, 8. 14. 492-493. location, 7. 457, 541; 8. 221, 222. to Tryon on his work, 7. 872. Fist, Samuel, army pay, 17. 210.
army rank, 16. 1059. Fitch, Henry, land grant to, 4. 596. Fitch, James, resists impressment, 2.
56. Fitch, John, bill to grant steamboat
Hghts, SO. 131, 132, 137-138, 140,
146, 309, 315, 320. letter on steamboats, 21. 202. Fitch, Thos., makes oath as to ship's
cargo, 10. 161. Fitchpatrick, Bryant, law suit, 1. 562. FItner, Henry, army pay, 17. 211. Fitsmooris, Patrick, in militia, 22.
330. Fitt, M., 21. 192. Fitt (Fitts), Thomas, petition, 28. 200,
383, 389-90, 518(?), 521, 534; 21.
62, 82, 89, 192. Fitts, John, takes oath, 22. 178. FItzflemming, John, army pay, 17. 211. Fitzgarrell, IMIchael, prays relief for
wound, 6. 851, 852. Fltzgarrett, Eilz., punished for having
bastard, 1. 655. FitzQarrold, John, gun stocker, 16.
619. Fitzgerald, J. H., prisoner, 16. 672. Fitzgerald, Jacob, army pay, 17. 211. Fitzgerald, John, asks for land grant,
4. 65. land grant to, 4. 886, 891. Fitzgerald, John, wood worker, 16.
477. Fitzgerald, Nick, court martialed, 12.
518. to be executed, 12. 535, 540. Fitzgerald, Simon, deserter, 11. 742. Fitzgerald, Wm., felon, 22. 858. Fitzgerald, Wm., pensioner, 22. 65. FltzGerard, Wm., seizes goods, 1. 459. Fitzhardlng, IMaurlce, Viscount, heir
to Sir W. Berkeley *s share of C,
1. 340-341. FItz Herbert, Mr., and Tory property,
18. 905.
Fitzherbert, Allen, peace commlBsion-
er, 16. 440, 441. Fitzherbert, M., at Board of Trade
meeting, 7. 289-291, 644-549, 986-
990; 8. 164-167, 275-277, 628-629. Fitzherbert, Wm., on need of ex- chequer ct, 7. 684-685. opposes grant to Scotch, 6. 621-622. report on government in N. C, 7.
447-448. to Privy Council on 8. C. boundary,
8. 573-574. to Shelbume on Indian boundaries,
7. 536-538. to Tryon on laws of 1768 and 1769,
6. 264-267; on payment for Ca- tawba survey, 7. 113; on public
affairs, 7. 131-133. FItzhugh, Mr., 14. 352. Fitzjarold, John, land grant to, 4. 804,
1043. Fltzjarrald, John, asks for resurvey,
4. 806.
FItzpatrick, , law suit, 1. 587.
Fitzpatrick, Brient, law suit, 1. 578. FItzpatrick, Brlggs, army pay, 17. 211. FItzPatrIck, Brigt., Juror, 4. 525. FitzPatrIck, BrIgt., Juror, 4. 525. Fitzpatrick, Bryan, Juror, 1. 594.
law suit, 1. 578, 593. FItzpatrick, Cornelius, land lapses, 2.
496, 524. Fitzpatrick, Cornelius, Jr., asks for
lapse patent, 2. 392. Fitzpatrick, Cornelius, Sr., land lapses,
2. 392. Fitzpatrick, Edward, rights proved, 4.
617. Fitzpatrick, Edward, land grants to,
4. 704. Fitzpatrick, James, brings suit, 18.
433. suit against, 18. 282. Fitzpatrick, Simon, army pay, 17. 211. Fitzrandoiph, BenJ., a J. P., 4. 683,
951, 1041, 1243. petitions for McDugal, 8. 683-684. road comsr., 28. 221. Fitzslmmons, Thos., Fa. Comr., 18.
581. Fitzsimons, Mr., in C. C, 16. 825. Fitzwaiter, Earl, at Board of Trade
meeting, 4. 209-215, 268-270. to Johnston on public affairs, 4.
200-202. to King on Swiss, 4 166-168. Fitzwiiliam (Fitzwiiliams), Richard,
FIT2W0RTH, ISAAC
27
FLAX
boundary commisBioner, 8. 21. divides collection districts, 4. 169. favors continuation of survey, 2.
778. In council, 8. 123, 477. letters mentioned, 2. 816. on equipment of Va. commissioners,
2. 735. on Va. act against N. C. tobacco, 2.
684-685. on progress of N. C, 2. xvli. opposes continuance of survey, 2.
787. presents memorial from N. C. on ex- portation of tobacco, 8. 210-211. protests against Va. act of 1726, 2.
xv-xvi. reports on boundary survey, 2. 750-
757. returns from survey, 2. 781, 790; 8.
13. sits in council, 2. 673. surveyor general of customs, 8. 62. Va. boundary commissioner and in- structions, 2. 734, 744-746. 768. FItzworth, Isaac, court to be beld at
house of, 24. 973. Five Fathom Hole, Charleston, 16. 35, 36, 37, 38; 24. 852; 26. 71, 72. British ships in, 16. 363. Five Nations, 8. 89; 6. 464. aid Tuscaroras, 2. 49; 8. 345. among Tuscaroras, 2. 25. explanation to and member released,
2. 24. false report on, 8. 518. help of feared, 1. 900; 2. 30. in alliance with N. C. Indians, 8.
202, 205. may Interpose with Tuscaroras for
peace, 2. 23-24. trade with to be cut off, 2. 190. Flwell, Wm., Juror, 4. 520. Flack, James, army pay, 17. 210. denies that regulators robbed Fan- ning, 6. 260. Flacoa, 17. 586. Flag, Lt., dead, 16. 754, 757. Flagg, George, prisoner, 16. 392. Flagglns, John, land grant to, 4. 221. Flags, designated for merchant vessel, 8. 113. imposition and abuses of, 16. 681. Flags of truce, treatment of vessels
with, 16. 418, 422-423. Flaick, Samuel, in militia, 22. 380. Flaick, Thos., in militia, 22. 380.
Flail, Conway, petitions for extension of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875.
Flake, John, petition discussed, 18. 150-151, 158-159.
Flake, Samuel, Jailed as a Tory, 11. 655. regulator, 6. 79.
Flake (Flock), Thos., agrees to resti- tion of fees in Rowan, 8. 521-522.
Flanakin, Ed., Juror, 26. 189.
Flanders, 1. 955.
Flanlgan, Edward, patroler, 16. 451.
Flanlkin, Richard, complaint against a J. P., 4. 1262.
Flannegan, Patrick, army pay, 17. 211.
Flannigan, James, confers on Selwyn lands, 7. 19-20.
Flannlkin, Richard, petition of refer- red to com., 18. 840, 929, 932.
Flat River, 6. 1204; 28. 418. McCulloh lands on, 6. xxxii, 772, 779;
6. 570. regulators on, 6. 614.
Flat River Baptist Association, his- tory, 6. 1183-1184.
Flat River church, 6. 1184.
Flat Rock church, 6. 1181.
Flat Swamp, 2. 261, 265, 330; 16. 848; 28. 168, 222, 480.
Flat Swamp Camp, 6. 590, 673.
Flat Swamp church, 6. 1177.
Flats, The, (Cape Fear), 28. 356, 382; 24. 125, 852; 26. 72. inspection at, 24. 581.
Flatt Swamp, 6. 1078.
Flavel, Wm., deputy surveyor, 8. 618. land grant to, 4. 58.
Flaw, Jas., in militia, 22. 358.
Flax, 8. 338. act for warehouses to inspect, 28 741-4; to amend act on inspection 28. 768-9; to encourage cultlva tion, 28. 613-4, 649; to inspect 28. 639-49, 790-801; 24. 580-6, 658 661; 26. 37. bill for inspection of, 7. 564, 595 598, 623, 900. 904, 907, 921, 944 947, 951, 959. 970, 977; to encour aging raising of, 6. 856. 863. 922 934, 942, 1096, 1101. 1108. 1111 1144. 1159. 1160. 1169. 1181, 1183 1186, 1293; to repeal act on, 7 598. 601, 603, 607, 632, 636, 637 640. bounty on, 6. 1237; needed, 6. 1090,
1154. British bounty on, 6. 1081.
FLAX NOTES
28
FLETCHER, GEOEGE
culture should be encouraged, 8.
911. encouragement for needed, 6. 839. exported, 6. 1029, 1031. exports should be encouraged, 6.
449, 473. 477. factories for, 7. 429. premium on, 6. xlii; considered, 6. 1219, 1261; for exportation of. 6. 1030. superior to that of Pa. and N. Y.,
6. 317. to be used for quit rents, 4. 205. Flax notes, issued, 28. 742-3. Flay, MaJ., 12. 470.
Fleachali (Fletcher), Col. Thos., Tory career. 18. 975; 22. 181, 182, 183. defeated, 18. 340. leads Tories in S. C, 16. 178. See also Fletcher. Fieeker, James, petition, 18. 295, 301. Fieeman, Henry, in militia, 22. 160. Fleeman, Henry, takes oath, 22. 176. Fleetwood, Bishop, sermon of. 1. 858. Fleetwood, Mr., brings in supplies. 18. 208-209. buys steers, 22. 612-13. Fleetwood, Francis, army rank, 18.
1058. Fleetwood, Henry, petitions for Wind- sor as C. H., 804-806. Fleetwood, James, petitions for Wind- sor as C. H., 804-806. Fleetwood, Jery, petitions for Wind- sor as C. H., 8. 804-805. Fleetwood, John, bill to remove court from place of, 17. 326; to remove public buildings to place of. 20. 27, 39. petition, 18. 144, 212, 258, 259. 342. 344. Fleetwood, John, petitions for Wind- sor as C. H.. 8. 804-805. Fleetwood, Wm., land grant to, 4. 627,
631. Fleetwood, Wm., quit rents of. 22. 241. F I em In, George, patroler, 10. 63. Fleming. See Flemming.
Fleming, , loyalist. 10. 454.
Fleming, Col., urges raising of troops.
14. 626. Fleming, Allison, pensioner, 22. 66. Fleming James, grand juror, 2. 98. law suit, 2. 99.
tried for abusing Rountree, 2. 400, 405, 412, 438. Fleming, James, takes oath, 22. 171.
Fleming, J no., army rank, 18. 1059. Fleming, John, in N. C. battalion, 18.
343. Fleming John, on S. C. of Pitt, 18.
38, 62, 99. Fleming, Jos., army rank, Ifl. 1196. Fiemins' Creek, mentioned, 1. 448. Flemmin, John, regulator, 7. 737. Flemming. See Fleming. Flemming, Elizabeth, slave of castrat- ed, 22. 850. Flemming, Jas., army rank, 18. 1059. Flemming, James, memorial, 28. 29, 35; considered, 17. 303, 309, 315, 320, 325-326. to Caswell on maritime Judge, 28. 771. Flemming, John, patroler, 18. 63. Flemming, Joseph, army pay, 17. 210. Flemming, Joseph, in army, 16. 735. Flemming, Thomas, army pay, 17. 210. Flemming, Thos., in Indian war, 18.
754. Flemming, Wm., army rank, 18. 1059. Flen, Thos., receives pay for soldiers,
17. 219. Flenigen, Ensign, wounded, 18. 973. Flenigen, D., wounded, 18. 973. Fienner, John, petition on C. H., 8.
806-809. Flenniken, John, and Mecklenburg
Declaration, 8. 1263-1265. Flere, Thomas, voter, 16. 237. Fletcher, Mr., 14. 700. Fletcher, Capt., 1. 414. Fletcher, Col., 2. 190. Fletcher, Abner, army pay, 17. 211. Fletcher, Elizabeth, son exempted, 8.
1267. Fletcher, Geo., 14. 406, 461. Board of War to on collection of grain tax. 14. 389-390; on provis- ions. 14. 412. 445-446, 465; on salt, 14. 392. collects cattle for troops, 14. 391. commissary, 14. 662. on regulation of Cross Creek, 16.
209-211. owes state, 21. 1071. quoted on Mallett and salt, 14. 411. reports on provisions, 16. 414. to collect forage, &c., 16. 781. to receive stores from Mallett and
provide for troops, &c., 14. 392. town coms'r, 24. 180. tries to recover wagon, 16. 559. Fletcher, Qeorge, executor of, 1. 607.
FLETCHER, GEORGE
29
FLORIDA, FRANCIS
inventory, 1. 610. records mark, 1. 495. Fletcher, George, signs Cumberland
Co. Ass'n, 10. 29-30. Fletcher, Jamee, army pay, 17. 211. in Conv. 1788, 22. 4, 6, 26, 27, 30,
32, 35. petition, 16. 66, 187-188, 206, 403, 431; 20. 169-170, 347; 21. 207, 213, 272, 283, 434, 576, 630. Fletcher, John, army pay, 17. 211. army rank, 18. 497; 16. 1197. in army, 16. 734. Fletcher, Margaret, records marks, 1.
495. Fletcher, Nathan, army pay, 17. 211. Fletcher, Ralph, a J. P., 1. 574. a jusUce, 1. 443, 478-484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 490, 493, 494, 520, 522, 524, 525, 531-535, 548-551, 561-566, 573-582, 604-613. at Court, 1. 389. buys, 1. 396.
gives and receives, 1. 606. gives power of attorney, 1 . 606. juror, 1. 388, 428, 433, 434. law suit, 2. 150. petition, 1. 305-306. records marks, 1. 495. sells, 1. 606, 607. Fletcher, Ralph, quit rents of, 22. 252. Fletcher, Ralph, Jun., gives and re- ceives, 1. 606. juror, 1. 605. law suit, 1. 481-482. proves power of attorney, 1. 606. witness, 1. 612, 627. Fletcher, Reuben, army pay, 17. 211. Fletcher, Reuben, pensioner, 22. 66. Fletcher, Richard, allowance to discon- tinued, 17. 650, 652, 732. Fletcher, Richard, Watauga to be an- nexed, 10. 708-711. Fletcher, Robert, army pay, 17. 210. Fletcher, Sarah, record marks, 1. 495. Fletcher, Thoe., army rank, 16. 1058.
in army, 16. 722. Fletcher, Thos., in militia, 22. 280. Fletcher, Thos., pensioner, 22. 65. Fletcher, Wm., army pay, 17. 211. army rank, 16. 1058. in army, 16. 722. Fletcher, Wm., exempted, 6. 1267. Fleury. See Plury. Fleury, Lieut. Col., and battle of Stoney
Point, 14. 328. Fiewellen, Wm., allowance to, 12. 610;
18. 862, 864, 910, 956. Flibes, Jnc, in militia. 22. 392. Flibes, Thos., in militia. 22. 392. Flibes, Thos., in militia, 22. 393. Flin. See Plinn, Flyn, Flynn. Flin, Collum, juror, 26. 190. Fiind, John, army pay, 17. 210. Fling, Dan., in militia, 22. 275. Fling, Daniel, in militia, 22. 341. Fling, Thos., army rank, 16. 1059. Flinikin, Capt., 24. 948. Flinn. See Flin, Flyn, Flynn. Fiinn, David, army rank, 16. 721; 16.
1057. Flinn, Jno., army rank, 16. 1059. Flinn, John, pensioner, 22. 65. Flinn, Thomas, petition considered,
17. 340. Flinn, Wm., army rank, 16. 1058. Flint, David, claim, 6. 487. Flint, Royal, buys tobacco, 21.262-263,
422, 556. 557, 559, 564, 568, 692,
724. 725. Thomas on tobacco contracts of, 22.
809. to Johnston on tobacco, 21. 556-
557. Flint River, and U. S. boundary, 16.
750; 17. 6. fort needed on, 6. 466, 467. harbor of, 8. 9. Fiippin, Armistead, affidavit, 14. 311. Flippin, Francis, affidavit, 14. 311. Flloyd, Rev. Thomas, location, 7. 457. Floiyd, John, army pay, 17. 210. Flood, Alex., army rank, 18. 522; 16.
1055. Flood, Benjn., army rank, 16. 1059. Flood, David, act for land to, 24. 629-
630. Flood, Enoch, army rank, 16. 1060. Flood, Frederick, army rank. 16. 1060. Flood, George, army pay, 17. 211. Flood, James, juror, 4. 523. Flood, Jesse, army pay, 17. 212. Flood, Math., land grant asked for, 4.
454. Flood, Peter, army pay, 17. 211. Flood, Saml., army rank, 16. 1060. Flood, Wm., army rank, 18. 525; 16.
1058. Flora, Lazarus, army pay, 17. 210. army rank, 16. 722; 16. 1058. Flora, Richard, army rank, 16. 722;
16. 1058. Florence, George, army pay, 17. 212. Florida, Francis, army rank, 16. 1060.
FLORIDA
30
FLOYD
Florida, 1. xii, 95, 97; 2. 177, 764; 8.
32; 4. x; 6. 618, 785, 806, 974.
967; 8. 588, 671; 11. 80; 18. 981;
22. 191, 196, 197. abstract of Coxe's title. to, 1. 519. and Indian trade, 7. 270. boundary of C, 1. 21, 44, 102. Brief description of C, on coast of,
1. 155-157. cession of, 8. 778. coast of mentioned, 1 . 36, 37. effects of bad reports on settlement,
1. 39. evacuated by French and Spanish,
7. 214. expeditions into, 18. 205. fertility and health of, 8. 12. help needed by, 7. 112. Indians of to be won over to Eng- lish, 8. 1090. invaded by Gen. Moore, 11. xi. may be admitted to Cont. Ass'n, 10.
178. name first given to C, 2. 763; to
Va., 1. 119. N. C. loyalists organized in, 11.
xvlii. occupied by Spanish, 8. 10. reduction of, 18. 734m. scouts of in Briar Creek battle, 14.
40. settlers for, 7. 248. should be reduced, 18. 321. Stuart settles Indian aftairs in, 7.
164. takes land from C, 7. 157. the Caswell to be in attack on, 18.
309-310. threatens Ga., 11. xii. to be attacked, 22. 943. troops of in American service, 14.
21; in Briar Creek battle, 14. 271. used as name for C, 1. 118. See also East Florida and West
Florida. Florida Cape, 1. 57, 154; 4. 6; 6. 477,
572; 8. 33, 320. Florida Gulf, 2. 232; 8. 9, 11; 8 179. Plate fleet obstructed in. 8. 7. should be light house in, 8. 50. Florida Rangers, (Br.), 18. 911.
location, 16. 261. Florldas, The, 10. 402, 724; 17. 466. case of considered, 16. 247. coveted by Spain, 14. 206. Flough, David, in militia, 22. 396. Flounder, Robt., army rank, 18. 1055.
Flour, act to forbid exportation,
255-6, 326-7; to inspect, 28. 485, ; 639-49, 790-801; 24. 580-6, 658-61;
! 26. 378-87.
i and biscuit sent to N. C. from N. Y.,
2. 278-279. j bill for inspection of, 8. 1100. 1103, 1104. 1108, 1117, 1124, 1154b, 1165, 1168, 1171, 1176, 1177-1178, 1191, 1195-1196; to continue inspection act, 8. 844, 847, 863, 866, 879-880, 883-884, 901-902, 905, 906, 911, 934, 936, 950-951, 954; to regulate in- spection, 6. 1020, 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1036, 1045, 1050, 1052, 1067, 1068, 1072. 1074, 1075. 1076, 1077. 1078, 1097. embargo on wanted, 18. 86, 93. exportation forbidden, 7. 226-227;
proposed, 18. 332. exported to East Indies, 6. xlii. from N. E. used in Albemarle, 2. xii. inspection needed, 8. 449, 473, 477, mills for on Cape Fear, 8. 1030. to be sold by weight, 28. 918. Flow, Gen., 18. 647. Flowel, John, regulator, 8. 80. Flower, Ignatius, caveat against, 8.
1066. Flower Gap, 20. 758. Flowers, David, dissents against J. P.'s, 18. 152. in Assem., 18. 489, 504, 505, 508, 509. 519, 613, 614, 622, 643, 667, 671, 674, 688, 692, 714, 797, 808, 816, 821, 824, 827, 835. quoted, 22. 769; on Kennon's ac- counts, 18. 257. tax receiver, 20. 594. tijcable, 16. 191. voter, 16. 237. Flowers, Davis, in Assembly, 17. 336, 355, 359. 365. 368, 387. 391. 394. 395. 425. Flowers, George, resigns as J. P., 18.
258. 261. Flowers, John, at court. 1. 389. juror, 1. 592. 594. sells, 1. 399, 488. Flowers, John, Jr., buys. 1. 652.
law suit, 1. 655. Flowers, Simon, land grant to. 4. 703. Flowers, Susan, sells. 1. 399. Flowers, Susana, sells land. 1. 488. Flowers, Wm., juror. 8. 693. Flowers, Wm., army rank, 18. 1060. Floyd. See FUoyd, Flolyd.
FLOYD, COL.
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FOLSOM, EBENEZER
Floyd, Col., organizes Tories, 16. 268.
Floyd, Buckner, army rank, 16. 1059. in Davidson's Co., 14. 294.
Floyd, Charles, in militia, 22. 165.
Floyd, Charles, orders to, 16. 526.
Floyd, Qriffeth, land grant to, 4. 675.
Floyd, Qrifnn, land grant to, 4. 615.
Floyd, Grifnn, patroler, 10. 63.
Royd, John, army pay, 17. 211.
Floyd, John, army pay, 17. 263.
Floyd, Jno., army rank, 16. 1059.
Floyd, John, in Davidson's Co., 14. 294.
Floyd, John, in Legislature of Transyl- vania, 6. 1267, 1273. surveyor of Transylvania, 10. 382.
Floyd, John, patroler, 10. 451.
Floyd, Lawrence, army pay, 17. 211.
Floyd, Matthew, a J. P., O. 799.
Floyd, Matt, petitions on land grants, 6. 1260-1263; 11. 250-253.
Floyd, Matthew, allowance to, 22. 821.
Floyd, Matthew, fined, 6. 651.
Floyd, Wm., in militia, 22. 165.
Floyd, Willis, army pay, 17. 211.
Fludger, Sir Samuel, debt due to, 6. 937. 939. 940, 952, 954.
Fludgers, Thos., debt to, 6. 939, 954.
Fluqulnon, Daniel, in militia, 22. 371.
Flury, See Fleury.
Flury, Wm., army rank, 16. 1056.
Flutcher, Richard, pensioned, 10. 978.
Fluvanna River, road across, 4. xxi.
Fly, Chas., army rank, 16. 1060.
Flying Camp, 14. 781.
Flying Camp Phyfer, 14. 659.
Flying Fish, schooner. 14. 449.
Flyn. See Flin, Plinn, Flynn.
Flyn, Collom, attorney, 1. 520. proves letter of attorney, 1 . 480, 486. receives power of attorney, 1. 484. sells land, 1. 480, 486.
Flyn, Coium, a J. P., 4. 224.
Flynn, John, receives clothing, 16. 619.
Foard. See Ford, Fourd.
Foard, Capt, shoes to, 14. 439.
Foard, Rltchard, asks for new county, 6. 89-90.
Focker, , exempted, 7. 368.
Foe, , 16. 640.
Fogarthy, James, army pay, 17. 210.
Fogarty, Cornelius, takes oath, 22. 171.
Fogatie, Edward, administration on es- tate of, 6. 1082.
Foggerson. See Ferguson, etc.
Foggerson, Frs., in militia, 17. 1042. Fogieman family, 6. 734. Foil. See Foyle.
Foil, James, coms'r and treas. of John- ston, 28. 170. Foil, Roslna, 6. 748. Foil (Phyles) family, 6. 744, 747. Foiles, James, road coms'r, 28. 221. Foisett, Robt., army rank, 16. 1055. Foley, John, army pay, 17. 210.
army rank, 16. 1060. Foley, John, petition, 16. 577. Foley, Thomas, army pay, 17. 210. Foley, Thomas, at Board of Trade
meeting, 2. 50-51. Folger, Mr., 11. 720. Folger, John, 18. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 19, 20. Brice to Caswell on, 18. 27-28. Caswell to Laurens on aftairs of, 18. 22-24, 30. Folgier, Mr., 11. 456, 457. Folgler, Timothy, 11. 440, 441. Folk, James, Juror, 4. 524. Folk, John, goes express, 22. 861. Folk, Right, militiaman, 7. 263. Folk, Thomas, militiaman, 7. 263. Folk, Wm., Juror, 4. 525. Foike, Wm., land of lapses, 2. 354. Folkenburry, Henry, land grant to, 4.
1038. Folks, J as., army rank, 16. 1060. Folks, Jas., army rank, 16. 1060. Folks, James, Juror, 4. 517. Folley, Dennis, land grant to, 4. 630. Foil lor, Richard, witness, 6. 437. Folliver,' James, in army, 16t 735. Folsom (Folesome, Fulsome, Fulshom). Ebenezer, 10. 603, 632, 633. 664, 699, 704, 877; 18. 208, 213; 22. 618. appears before Prov. Cong, to an- swer for conduct, 10. 952, 956- 957. brings in Tory horses, 11. 348. Bullock to on payments to troops,
10. 757. colonel, 10. 668. com. to settle accounts of to report,
18. 562-563, 564, 665. complaints against, 10. 704. C. of S. to on ammunition, &c., 11.
342-343. in Assembly, 12. 622, 625, 633, 764, 776, 797; 18. 532, 541, 562; 17. 700; on com. of Assem., 17. 837, 932, in Guilford Co., 11. 336.
FONE,
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FOOKS, JOHN
lieut. col., 10. 531.
militia of disbanded. 10. 927.
petitions for repeal of tax on free
negroes, 6. 982-983. reports on Tory outrages, 22. 1044-
1046. reward to. 10. 567. to appear before Prov. Cong, to an- swer charges. 10. 930-931. to command troops sent to Cross
Creek. 10. 567. to Council of Safety on salt and lo- cation of troops, 10. 839-840. to deliver guns. 10. 627; salt. 10.
643, 686. 690, 828, 703. 705. to look out for salt, 10. 629. to pay for salt. 10. 999; 12. 373;
at Cross Creek, 12. 202. to procure arms, 10. 524. to Prov. Council on salt, Indians,
&c., 10. 732-733. to read Declaration, 10. 694-695. to receive lead, 11. 303-304. to recapture prisoners, 10. 631. to search for Cumberland records,
10. 628. to seize salt, 10. 700. to sell arms of Tories, 12. 775-776,
784. 835. to take security of Campbell, 10. 625.
Fone, , Imported, 1. 479.
Fontain, Jese, army rank, 16. 1059. Fontain, Rev. Peter, preaches and bap- tizes children on boundary survey, 2. 751, 753, 754, 755, 756, 776, 777, 780, 783, 784, 785, 787, 792, 796. work among N. C. gentiles and pay for same, 8. 23, 24. Fontaln'8 Creek, 2. 776, 777, 781, 784,
809. Fontenac fort, reduced, 6. 1094. Fonton, Ambroae, army pay, 17. 211. Fonvelile. See Form veil, Fumveal. Fonvellle, John, church coms'r, 28. 231, 365. church warden, 26. 35. tax receiver, 26. 285. Fonveiile, John, building coms'r, 24. 522; 26. 359, 375, 401, 462. on S. C. of Craven. 9. 1144, 1237. Fonveiile, John, a J. P., 11. 710. Fonveiile, John, in militia, 22. 317. Fonveiile, Jnc, in militia, 22. 323. Fonveiile, John, 8r., 4. 630, 631. Fonveiile, Wm. B., in militia, 22. 323. Fonvell, John, a J. P., 2. 526.
Fonviele, John, a J. P., 28. 993. Fonvielie, David, in militia, 22. 324. Fonvlelle, Frs., in militia, 22. 325. Fonvielie, Isaac, in army, 18. 519. Fonvielie, John, road comsr., 28. 222. Fonvielie, Wm. B., in militia, 22. 324. Fonville, Brice, juror, 6. 509. Fonviiie, David, land grant to, 4. 799. Fonville, Isaac, army rank, 16. 1058. Fonviiie, Isaac, land grant to, 4. 799. Fonville, Jeremiah, a J. P., 22. 918. Fonviiie (Fonvealle, Fontville, Fon- voille, Fonveal, Fonvielie), John, a J. P., 4. 47, 354; 6. 813. asks for resurvey, 4. 333; for sur- vey, 4. 62; to have patent altered, 6. 332. bond as trustee to erect public of- fices, 6. 567-568. demands pay from Mabson, 4. 785, in Assembly, 6. 231, 242, 244, 263, 270, 272, 282, 291, 295, 505, 507, 510, 513, 521, 535, 537, 538, 543, 547, 668, 669, 670, 672, 675, 677, 680, 688, 701, 705, 708, 709, 710, 712, 719, 724, 728, 843, 867, 878, 882, 883, 885, 887, 889, 894, 896, 906, 907, 908, 914, 915, 918, 921, 923, 1021, 1030, 1060, 1078; 8. 95, 98, 123, 127, 132, 145, 147, 644, 661, 663, 672, 673, 674. land grant to, 4. 273, 332, 677, 704, 712, 761, 767, 768, 892, 897, 953, 970. land to be resurveyed, 4. 275. memorial on school, 7. 35-36. on com. of Assem., 6. 709, 1043. payment to, 6. 797; as commissioner
on public buildings, 6. 965. petition from heirs of, 4. 799; on
trade. 6. 321-324. produces accounts. 6. 969. recommends. 6. 230. record of land patent changed. 4.
630. 631-632. rights proved. 4. 617. to pay for Indians, 6. 100, 108. Fonville, John, a J. P., 12. 99.
comet, 14. 287. Fonviiie, John, Sr., juror, 6. 528. Foob, Robert, militiaman, 7. 263. Food, in N. C, 1. 713-714.
scarcity of, 2. 287. Fookea, Thos., in militia, 22. 318. Fooks, James, army pay, 17. 211.
army rank, 16. 1056. Fooks, John, 24. 931.
FOOKS, JOHN
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FORBES, WM.
986.
N. C.
Fook8, John, army pay, 17. 212. army rank, 18. 513; 16. 1056. Fool, Matthew, allowance to, 22. 827. ; Fool Harry, 11. 199. |
talk at Indian Congrress, 11. 185. | Fool (of) Quality, The, 22. 885. Foorma, Arthur, in army, 18. 521. Fooshee, John, penaioner, 22. 65. Foot, Eliaha, receives pay for soldiers,
17. 213. Foote, George, Juror, 8. 72. Foote, Wm. H., reprint from sketches
of, 8. 1193-1228. Foraging, complaints on, 14. 837-838. Forbay, prison ship, 17. 1044. Forbes. See For bis, Porbs, Forbus.
Forbes, , taxable, 16. 191.
Forbes, Mr., 6. xxx. Forbes, Mrs., 17. 168. Forbes, Capt., troops under, 16. 73. Forbes, Gen., 6. xvli, xxii, xxx,- 789, 790, 999, 1001. 1003, 1004, 1005, 1010; 8. xi, 90, 101, 282, 388, 449, 473. act to support troops for, 28. 483;
26. 361-4, 372. advances pay of soldiers, 6 asked to advance pay to
troops, 6. xxx, 933, 934. dead, 6. xxxi; 8. 384. emissions for aid of, 8. 214. expenses to, 6. 971. furnishes money to N. C. troops in
Ohio campaign, 6. 1014, 1041. pay for troops under, 6. 1063. service of Paine to, 8. 284. to serve under Abercromby, 6. 934. Forbes, Arthur, in Conv. 1788, 22. 3, 5, 25. 28, 30, 32. on Pitt S. C. 10. 38, 61, 296, 296,
451, 494, 499. 618, 670. patroler, 18. 64. petition on C. H., 14. 806-808. school trustee, 24. 867. tax coms'r, 26. 52. to secure powder, 1 8. 347. Forbes, Arthur, in militia, 10. 99. Forbes, Baley, in militia, 22. 346. Forbes, Charles, allowance to, 12. 434, 436. building coms*r, 28. 969. in militia. 8. 696. on com. to collect aid for Boston,
8. 1081. Introduced to Washington, 11. 699. signs oath as member of Council of State, 11. 363-364.
town coms'r and treasurer, 28. 865. Forbes, Charles A., resolve in favor
of, 12. 250. Forbes, Daniel Charles, a J. P., drop- ped. 8. 1229. Forbes, David, voter, 16. 237. Forbes, Elizabeth, allowance to, 18. 911. petition, 18. 78. 79, 83, 98, 101; con- sidered, 18. 116, 117, 121, 126, 143, 144. Forbes, Henry, It. col., 28. 272, 460. Forbes, Hugh, pensioner, 22. 65. Forbes, James, 12. 862. Forbes, Jas., in militia, 22. 346. Forbes, Jo., to Dobbs on French war,
6. 926-927. Forbes, John, asks pardon for Hunter,
8. 86-87. Forbes, John, deputy surveyor dead,
4. 1036. Forbes, J no., in militia, 22. 346. Forbes, John, land grant to, 4. 353, 588. 704, 764, 799. rights proved, 4. 705. Forbes, Col. John, rights proved, 4.
705. Forbes, Joseph, pensioner, 22. 66. Forbes, Joshua, army pay, 17. 210.
in army, 16. 727. Forbes, W., to Sumner on his sickness
and resignation, 16. 658. Forbes (Forbus), Wm., a J. P., 4. 4, 46, 218, 347, 447, 683. assistant baron of the exchequer,
4. 43. candidate for Assembly, 4. 494. commissioner on Carteret's lands, 4. 639, 799-800; to fix site of capitol, 4. 898. disputes over precedence in council,
4. 1001. expenses in surveying Granville line,
4. 698-700, 807-11. fort coms'r. 28. 229. in Assembly, 4. 367, 370, 372, 375,
388, 414. in Council, 8. 435, 472; 4. 22, 23, 30, 575; 4. 587-603, 625-634, 639-651, 674-700. 701-714. 714-719, 759-770, 798-814. 834-838. 850-855. 884-898, 898-917, 935, 945-949. 952-970, 971- 984. 1000-1010, 1042-1045, 1065- 1068. 1166, 1177. land grrant asked for, 4. 701; land grant to. 4. 56. 57, 946, 965, 1038, 1047, 1241.
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FORBES WM.
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FORD, RICHARD
on com. of Assembly, 4. 233, 381, 389. 409.
on com. of council, 4. 724, 777, 823, 832, 900, 975, 989.
on com. to examine and compare revisal, 4. 1007.
old and sick, 4. 1246.
road coms'r, 28. 220.
recommended for council, 4. 9, 17.
resigns as sheriff, 4. 347.
rights proved, 4. 596, 1033.
sheriff, 4. 347.
vestryman, 28. 191. Forbes, Wm., army rank, 16. 1060. Forbes, Wm., coms'r on river, 22.
278. Forbes, Wm., dead, 11. 116. Forbes, Wm., town coms'r, 26. 272. Forbis, Capt. Arthur, 22. 144, 148, 151,
152. Forbis, Wm., asks pardon for Hunter,
6. 86-87. Forbis, Wm., petitions for extension
of power of J. P.'s, 7. 874-875. Forbs, E., Baptist minister, 6. 1180. Forbus. See Furbus. Forbus, Baily, Juror, 26. 187. Forbus, Bayiy, quit rents of, 22. 248. Forbus, Ed., in militia, 22. 349. Forbus, Isaac, in militia, 22. 349. Forbus, Jacob, in militia, 22. 349. Forbus, John, quit rents of, 22. 248. Morbus, Joshua, army rank, 16. 1057. Forbus, Moses, in militia, 22. 349. Forbus, Thos., juror, 26. 187. Forbush. See Furbush. Forbush, Francis, quit rents of, 22.
248. Forbush, James, 18. 444. Forbush, Robt., army rank, 16. 1060. Force, Peter, collections of mentioned,
1. V. Forces, act for, 28. 476, 503.
See also Troops. Forcible Entry, Eng. acts on in force
in N. C, 28. 320, 323. Ford. See Foard, Fourd.
Ford, , claims, 6. 307.
Ford, , killed, 16. 969. 991.
Ford, Mr., com to, 14. 430.
Ford, Mr., presents petition, 8. 539.
Ford, Col., 14. 651.
needs clothing, 14. 682.
on council of war, 14. 719.
order to, 14. 431. Ford, Ensign, a prisoner, 14. 818.
on court of inquiry, 16. 617.
Ford, Lieut., in N. C. battalion,, 18. 343. rank, 16. 664. Ford, Lt. Col., field officer, 12. 516,
542. Ford, Rev. Mr., chaplain to Prov. Cong., 10. 505. judge advocate, 11. 752. Ford, Abm., army rank, 16. 723; 16.
1058. Ford, Abram, asks for new county, 6.
89-90. Ford, Absalom, asks relief from church
tax, 6. 95-96. Ford, BenJ., in militia, 22. 370. Ford, BenJ., opinion quoted, 14. 604. Ford, Ellas, army rank, 16. 1057. Ford, Ellas, Juror, 4. 523. Ford, Ellas, to take testimony in Irwin
case. 10. 974. Ford, Henry, asks for new county, 6.
89-90. Ford, Hezk., army rank, 16. 1056. Ford, James, resigns as J. P., 21. 261,
605, 633. Ford, John, a J. P., 4. 346. Ford, John, a J. P., 28. 994. and affairs of N. C. Line, 16. 57-58
59, 61-62, 375. army pay, 16. 212. army rank, 16. 1059; 16. 450. Cont. lieut., 22. 1049. presides as Justice, 6. 49. proposed for vestry, 6. 155. provisions at, 16. 473. rank, 16. 73, 577, 609. refuses to sign for stores, 16. 632, 633. Ford, John, and Mecklenburg Declara- tion, 6. 1263-1265. Ford, Jno., army rank, 16. 1059. Ford, John, in militia, 22. 395. Ford, John, juror, 22. 502, 503, 505,
507, 508, 510. Ford, John, officer, 16. 486. Ford, Joseph, officer in Cherokee ex- pedition, 2. 258. Ford, Joseph, reward paid to, 8. 1139,
1209, 1212. 1214. Ford, Joseph, road coms'r, 28. 908-9.
to attend Prov. Cong., 10. 929. Ford, Lewis, army rank, 16. 1059. Ford, Marcus, to Dry on seizure of
vessels, 7. 177-178. Ford, Peter, makes wrong entry, 22.
951. Ford, Richard, exempted, 7. 625.
FORD, SIMEON
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FOREMAN, WM.
Ford, Simeon, in militia, 22. 163. Ford, Stephen, road coms'r, 28. 221. Ford, Wm., army rank, 16. 1058. Ford, Wm., asks for resurvey, 4. 347. Ford, Wm., in militia. 22. 163. Ford, Wm., in militia, 22. 371. Ford, Wm., pensioner, 22. 65. Ford, Wm., takes oath. 22. 178. Fordham, Abram, buys at Martin sale,
22. 881. Fordham, Ben J., certificates of to be paid, 18. 41, 271, 276. claims allowed, 8. 147; 8. 223, 224,
225, 371, 589, 590, 953. deposition on agreement to break
up Assembly, 4. 1192, 1230. doorkeeper of Assembly, 4. 735, 984. ex-messenger, 4. 1331. fails to arrest Harris, 8. 372, 471. mace bearer to Assem., 6. 109; 8.
450, 1196. payment to for Dupee, 6. 1100, 1166,
1167. rights proved, 4. 705. sergeant at arms, 4. 856. superseded as doorkeeper, 6. 1002. takes Johnston prisoner, 7. 627. Ford ice, Capt., killed at Great Bridge,
10. 394. Fordice, Benjamin, army pay, 17. 211. Fording Place, The, 4. 280. Fore, Daniel, acquitted by S. Com.,
10. 499. Forehand, Cor., Juror, 28. 187. Forehand, Cornelius, in militia, 22.
348. Forehand, Cornelius, in militia, 22.
352. Forehand, David, pensioner, 22. 65. Forehand, Jarvis, army rank, 18. 1060. Forehand, Joslah, in militia, 22. 348. Forehand, Lemuel, bill for road to, 18.
417. 744, 748. 791. Forehand, Levi, army pay. 17. 211. Forehand, Sampson, army pay, 17.
211. Forehand, Thos., in militia, 22. 352. Foreign built ships, not to trade to
America, 1. 497. Foreign debt, 18. 527, 530. 531, 592- 593. acts of Va. and S. C. against collec- tion of, 2. 835-838. bill to pay interest of. 20. 539. payment of. 18. 734; 17. 20-21; 18. 578, 606-607, 657, 703-707, 748. 779- 782.
protest of merchants against Va.
law on. 2. 279-280. report on, 17. 52-63, 6t>-66. tobacco to be devoted to, 24. 892-3. See also Debt. Foreign Nations, duties of U. S. to on
commerce, 18. 559-560. Foreign Office, duties of, 17. 597. Foreign parts, act concerning attor- neys from, 2. 886-887. Foreign Plantations, Board of Trade
and, established, 1. 222-224. Foreign ships, exceptions in favor of, 1. 498. to be registered for colonial trade, 1. 503-504. Foreign trade, act to encourage, 28. 89-90. promoted in proprietary colonies, 1.
541. summarized, 6. xlii-xliii. Foreign troops, not to be introduced,
22. 23, 50. Foreigners, act to bring into State, 28. 94-6. bill to define under what conditions they may hold lands, 18. 115-116, 341; to encourage settlement of, 18. 601, 609; to exclude them from holding office. 17. 315, 321, 329, 345. 348. 383, 395, 400-401, 414, 415; 20. 27, 38. few in province, 8. 601; 28. ill. in U. S. service, 18. 853. not to trade with Indians, 1. 187. provisions for, 10. 1012. . to be shut out of A., 1. 442. Forejudgment, Eng. act on in force in
N. C, 28. 319. Foreman, Gen., in battle of German- town, 11. 643. Foreman, Alex., road coms'r, 28. 222. Foreman, Anthony, 21. 543. testimony on N. C. cession and Cher- okee war, 22. 1007. Foreman, BenJ., 4. 68. Foreman, Ben, Juror, 28. 189. Foreman, BenJ., land lapses. 2. 524. Foreman, BenJ., land grant to, 4. 968.
rights proved, 4. 615. Foreman, BenJ., money from. 21. 1064. Foreman, Caleb, army rank, 18. 1057. in Conv. 1788. 22. 2, 6. 25. 28. 29. lieut.. 10. 944. money from. 21. 1064. Foreman, Wm., Juror. 4. 523. land grant asked, 4. 618, 707.
FOREST
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FORREST, ISAAC
Forest. See Forrest.
Forest, M. de la., 21. 466.
Forest, Sieur de la., consul in U. S.,
16. 491, 492, 537. Forestalling, act to prevent. 24. 318- 20, 354. bill to prevent. 18. 852, 885, 943, 955, 972, 973, 975-976, 979, 989-990. Forestler, Charles von, visits N. C. 6.
1158. Forests, fires in, 6. 354.
method of cleaning, 6. 363. Forfeited estates, commissioners of,
14. 303. Forfeiture of charter, act for, 1. 552- 564. considered, 1. 537. 538, 539-540, 542, 548. 633. 641, 642-643, 644, 673. Forfeitures, act on, 28. 157. Eng. acts on in force in N. C, 28.
320, 324. instructions on, 8. 1105, 1135. not to be disposed of, 8. 100-101. Forgal, Richard, Juror, 4. 518. Forge, Isham, army pay, 17. 210. Forgery, act against, 24. 33-34, 113, 169. 277-8, 578-9; 26. 317, 333, 347, 352, 363, 372, 385. Eng. act on in force in N. C, 28.
323. indictment for, 2. 401. penalty, 28. 647, 798. Fork, Ellas, land grant to, 4. 766. Fork Bridge, 22. 344. Fork Creek, 22. 224. Fork Neck, 4. 685.
Fork of James River, arsenal on pro- posed, 17. 104. Fork of Neuse, 2. 22. Fork Point, 28. 531. Forkner, Amanwall, petitions for re- peal of tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. Forkner, Wm., petitions for repeal of
tax on free negroes, 6. 982-983. Forks Creek, report of troops at, 16.
73. Forks of Little River church, 6. 1186. Forks of Yadkin, address to people of from Rowan S. C, ID. 134. com. to answer people on and re- port on same, 10. 434-435. conference with people of. 10. 282. people of to elect officers, 10. 312. Fofksee, Jno., Juror 26. 187. Robt,, Juror, 26. 187. Wm*, Jr., Juror, 26. 188.
Forksey, Philip, Jr., quit rents of.
248. Forksey, Robt., quit rents of. 22. 248. Formadas, Francisco, Sp. prisoner. 22.
272. Forman, Caleb, Heut. of militia, 14.
135. Forman, Ezeklel, asks for new county,
9. 91. Forman, Hezeklah, asks for new coun- ty. 9. 92. Forman, Samuel, petition in behalf of for return from duty, 6. 858, 860. Formedon, form of, Eng. act on in
force in N. C. 28. 318. Forms, Jno., army rank, 16. 1059. Form veil. See Fonveille, Pomville,
etc. Formvell, John, Jr., a J. P., 8. 244. Fornegan's Bridge, 2. 805. Fornes, John, army pay, 17. 210. Femes, Jonathan, army pay, 17. 210. Fornes, Wm., army pay, 17. 210.
army rank, 16. 1058. Forney, , prominent in Revolu- tion, 6. 730. Forney, Abraham, pensioner, 22. 65. Forney, H. A., 6. 752. Forney, Jacob, captain, 6. 1025. county coms'r, 28. 770, 803. on Tryon S. C, 10. 120, 162, 423. signs Tryon Asso.. 10. 162. Forney, Jacob, in militia. 22. 281. Forney, Peter, pensioner, 22. 65. Forney family, pioneers. 9. 751. Fornication and adultery, act on, 28. 5, 174. punishment for. 1. 626. trial for, 1. 622. Fornvllle. See Fonveille, Formveil. Fornvllle, John, a J. P., 8. 537. Forohack. See Frohock. Forohack, John, in militid, 22. 366. Forqueharson, Cosmus, in militia, 22.
385. Forree. See Forrey, Forry. Forree (Forrey, Ferree), John, admin- istrator, 2. 80. juryman. 2. 83, 89, 93, 95, 96, 102;
26. 187. proves account, 2. 103. Forrest. See Forest. Forrest, — — , 10. 329. Forrest (Forest), M. de, 16. 764. Forrest, Col., 14. 705. Forrest, George, army pay, 17. 211. Forrest, Isaac, in Indian war. 10. 759.
FORREST, STEPHEN
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FORSTER, ROBERT
Forrest, Stephen, Indian interpreter, 41. 179. 184, 193.
Forrest, Wm., Juror, 7. 842.
Forrest, Wm., in army, 16. 740.
Forrest, Wm., pensioner, 22. 65.
Forrester, James, pensioner. 22. 66.
Forrester, Thomas, army pay, 17. 211. army rank. 16. 1057.
Forrey. See Forree, Porey.
Forrey, Elizabeth, quit rents of, 22. 248.
Forrister, Capt., 10. 892.
Forry. See Forree, Forrey.
Forry, Maj., field officer, 12. 534.
Forson (Foster?), Mr., land boundary, 1. 271.
Forson, Mr., land of. 1. 59.
Forster. See Foster.
Forster, , imports teas, 6. 1089.
Forster (Forstor), Capt., 16. 663; 11. 304, 781. buys lottery ticket, 11. 741, 742. claims of not paid by treasurer, 1 1 .
372, 373. ship of captured, 18. 96. to supply the King Tammany with stores, 10. 875.
Forster, Lieut. Col., introduced to Cas- well, 11. 662.
Forster, Alexius Mason, in Assembly, 18. 532, 533, 542, 553. in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 7, 25, 27, 30,
31, 35. on com. of Assem., 18. 534, 627. See also Foster, A. M.
Forster, Ch., clerk of council, 8. 299, 300.
Forster, Francis, clerk S. C, 22. 295, 297.
Forster, Francis, deposition on mem- bers of Assembly from northern counties. 4. 1169-1170, 1233. in Assembly. 4. 1169. in council, 8. 123; 4. 1169.
Forster (Foster), Francis, petition for land, 2. 226.
Forster, Hannah, imported, 1. 580.
Forster, Henry, a J. P., 6. 799.
Forster, Hugh, petition on C. H.. 6. 806-808.
Forster, James, buys land, 1. 577.
Forster, James, dead. 16. 759.
Forster, James, petition, 21. 163.
Forster, John, bill for relief of execu- tors, 21. 69, 80. 118, 122, 130.
Forster, John, advances money for the General Washington, 11. 533.
commands the General Washing- ton, 10. 877. Forster (Foster), John, contributes to S. C, 10. 437.
death, 11. 528, 532.
estate taxed, 16. 190.
on S. C. of Wilmington, 10. 69, 72, 93, 112, 124. 141, 151, 157. 168, 159, 160, 161. 220. 263. 279, 283, 298, 299. 304. 328, 331, 334, 335, 348, 363, 388, 389, 393. 405, 410,
411, 412, 419. 420. 421, 425. 426, 431.
orders men enlisted for the Wash- ington, 11. 640.
payments to for public, 10. 647.
to arm vessels, 10. 352.
to Caswell on defence of Cape Fear River, 11, 401.
to Caswell on need of aid to the General Washington, 11. 491-492.
to protect channel of Cape Fear River, 10. 336.
to receive powder material, 16. 394,
412. ;, ' to ship goods to get arms and am- munition, 16. 288. 292, 353.
Forster, John, settler, 1. 76. Forster, John, settler, 1. 76. Forster, Richard, leader in Culpeper rebellion, 1. 256. See also Foster. Forster, Robert, affidavit against Bur- rington, 8. 122-123.
assistant receiver of quit rents, 4. 46.
clerk of court of exchequer, 4. 44.
clerk of council, 8. 260, 264, 266, 273, 274, 284, 294, 302, 308, 310, 312, 313, 413, 414, 416, 420, 421, 424, 539, 542, 548, 545, 546, 557, 658, 561, 573, 577, 578. 579, 580, 681, 582, 583, 593, 594. 602, 641; 4. 31, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 43, 46, 48, 85, 86. 87. 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 107, 114, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 131, 133. 144. 146. 162, 163.
deputy secretary of State, 8. 166, 175, 216-257, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 491. 492, 493, 494; 4. 317, 1181, 1182, 1206.
enters land, 4. 1125.
holds blank patents as deputy sec- retary. 4. 1104. 1118.
land grants to, 4. 704.
length of service as secretary, 8. 200.
summoned before Assembly. 8. 691.
F0R8TER, ROBERT
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FORT GRANVILLE
â– urety, 9. 698.
to Durrlngton on value of secre- tary'! office, 9. 199-200. to examine public accounts, 4. 395, 418, 414. Forster, Robert, asks for resurvey, 4. 332. claims, 4. 149, 530. land grant asked for, 4. 441. land grant to, 4. 56, 65, 348, 447,
592, 628. witness, 4. 503. Forster, Robert, dismissed by court, 2. 511. lapse patent to, 2. 674, 767. register of admiralty court, 2. 520-
521, 765. witness, 2. 832. Forster, Thos., pensioner, 22. 65. Forster, Wm^ petition on C. H., 9. 806-
808. Forster, Wm., settler, 1. 76. Forster & Brice, buy lottery ticket,
11. 742. Forster Fort, 11. 547.
Forsyth, , 16. 533, 534.
Forsyth, Col., at head of G. Dept, 16.
275. Forsyth, James, act to vest land In, 26. 110-11. bill to vest land in, 21. 292, 323,
386, 659, 710. petition and bill to vest land In, 21. 743, 767, 783, 805, 887, 892, 917-918, 921, 922, 939, 943, 966. Forsyth, James, attorney, 7. 691. Forsyth, James E., takes oath, 22.
172. Forsyth, Robt., petitions, 19. 933. Forsyth Co., 9. 730, 743. Germans In, 9. 729. Lutherans in, 9. 765, 782. Nussmann preaches in, 9. 763. Forsythe, MaJ., 19. 707. Fort, Absalom, takes oath, 22. 179. Fort, Arthur, land grant to, 4. 590. Fort, Ellas, 29. 473. in army, 16. 726. sheHfT, 21. 1073. Fort, Ellas, land grant to, 4. 342, 595,
618, 638, 703. Fort, Ellas, quit rents of, 22. 244. Fort, John, building coms'r, 24. 643. Fort, John, juror, 4. 525. Fort, John, land grant to, 4. 589. Fort, Joseph, land grant to, 4. 1244. road coms'r, 26. 480.
Fort, 6herwood, pensioner, 22. 65. Fort, Turner, pensioner, 22. 65. Fort, Wm., In Assem., 21. 1, 3, 47, 66, 68, 74, 85. 189. in Cony. 1788, 22. 2, 6, 25, 28, 30,
31. in Conv. 1789, 22. 37, 47, 48. Fort, Wm., in militia, 22. 282. Fort. See also following word. Fort Charlotte, Ga., 22. 742, 743. Jones goes to, 10. 502. meeting of Cherokees called at, 10. 392. Fort Chartres, 10. 376. Fort Collete, 22. 872. Fort Creek District, Granville Co., tax
payers, 26. 1280-1281. Fort Cumberland, 6. xlll, xv, xix, xxil, 422, 430, 447, 463-464. 465. 574, 576, 577, 578. beseiged, 6. 438.
Dunbar retreats to, 6. 421, 432-433; should have remained at, 6. 434. Indian remains at, 6. 435. Innes governor of, 6. 408. provisions sent to, 6. 429. quarrel In, 6. 562. retreat to mentioned, 6. 428. sick and wounded left In by Dunbar,
6. 418-419. to be kept up, 6. 635. troops left at, 6. 421; return to, 6. 412; to be ordered to, 6. 568. Fort de Buef, to be attacked, 6. 400. Fort Defiance, 22. 142. Fort Dobbs, 22. 834, 839. beseiged by Cherokees, 6. liil. built, 6. xlvli-xlviil ; by Waddell. 6.
xxil, xxlv. description, 6. xlvlli. garrison for, 22. 827. not strong enough against French and Indians, 6. xlix. Fort Duquense, 6. xvil, xxil, 411, 568, 576, 577, 601. abandoned, 6. xxx. danger of reinforcement to, 6. 584. reduction attempted, 6. xxx, xxxi. to be attacked, 6. liig. Fort Forster, 22. 149. Fort Granville, 6. 513, 514; 26. 328. act for garrison, 28. 485; 26. 350-2, 361-4. 370-2; to finish, 29. 476-7; to locate near Ocracock Inlet, 387, 394; 26. 254. ammunition for, 29. 483, 484, 507. fee to commander of, 6. 550. 551.
FORT HANCOCK
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FORTS
location, 6. 267, 268, 288, 289. See also Granville Fort.
Fort Hancock, boat and pay for, 22. 939, 943. expense at, 22. 947-8. officers for, 22. 950.
Fort Jackston, 6. 148.
Fort Johnston. See Johnston (fort).
Fort King George, built, 2. 764.
Fort Loudoun, built, 6. xxvi. captured by savages, 6. lli-liii.
Fort Montgomery, captured, 22. 974.
Fort Moore BlufT, 14. 119; 22. 130.
Fort Motte, 8. C, 22. 106, 153.
Fort Moultrie, 22. 112, 143.
Fort Oswego, 6. 129. defenses to be erected, 6. 400.
Fort Patrick Henry, 22. 995. 997, 1005.
Fort Pitt, 10. 386. Indian depredations near, 11. 809.
Fort Point, inspection at, 28. 641, 791; 26. 313, 379.
Fort Pontchartrain, 6. 466.
Fort Prince George, 6. lii, liv. officers killed, 6. IL
Fort Royair surrenders, 8. 708.
Fort Royaii, 2. 764.
Fort Watson, 8. C. See Watson fort
Fortenbury's, 8. C, 14. 763.
Fortescue, Miss, 18. 918.
Fortescue, John, lieut of militia, 14. 135.
Fortescue, 8am uei, exempted, 8. 483.
Fortescue, Wm., exempted, 8. 483.
Forteskue, Luke, land grant asked, 4. i 707, 801. rights proved, 4. 706.
Forteskue, 8imon, land grant to, 4. 801.
Forteskue, Wm., land grant to, 4. 801.
Fortham, BenJ., 24. 873.
Fortinberry, Andrew, regulator, 7. 808.
Fortner, Francis, in army, 16. 730.
Fortncy, Francis, army pay, 17. 210.
Forts and Fortifications, 6. 148, 155. act for at Occacock Inlet, 6. 23; for bills of credit for, 26. 238; for duty for purchase of arms and ammunition, 28. 401-2; for tax for, 26. 331-3, 397; on appraising land for, 28. 437; 26. 326; to build, 28. 229-231, 338, 387, 394, 440; 26. 254; to place grarisons in, 28. 483; to raise money for, 28. 292. appropriation for, 6. 440; report on, 6. 696-696.
Assembly on building of, 6. 891.
at Cape Lookout, 6. 442-443; consid- ered, 6. 487.
bUl for, 4. 89. 127, 129, 133; for ap praising lands for, 6. 607, 609, 610, 612, 616, 539, 640, 642, 644. 647, 549, 553; bUl for buildings, 4. 865, 866, 900, 902, 903, 909-910, 911, 912-913, 914, 915: for continuing garrisons in, 8. 904, 958, 969; for erection of, 6. 674, 675, 677, 678- 679, 687, 720, 721, 722. 723, 724, 727, 728, 734; for garrisons in, 6. 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008, 1010, 1011, 1025, 1027, 1028, 1030, 1031, 1034, 1036, 1040, 1063, 1073 1075, 1076, 1077, 1079. 1084-1086, 1086, 1098; to erect on frontiera, 6. 717-718; to finish, 6. 878, 880, 888, 904, 906, 907, 9L0, 912, 923.
bills emitted for, 4. 1217; 6. 109.
Cleveland to Pownall on, 6. 646.
condition in Va., 6. 635; of province,
6. 413. cost, 7. XX. discussed, 8. 336.
Dobbs on support of and answer, 8.
1219, 1260; reports on, 6. 671-572. emissions for, 8. 213, 214. erection of, 6. 660; considered, 6.
607. finances. 6. 796. 797, 798. 799. 801,
802, 803. for protection of Indians, 6. 333. garrisons for, 8. 806, 1264-1265, 1306-
1307; considered, 8. 1217-1218;
needed, 8. 839. governor has power to erect, 8. 71. instructions on granting lands near,
7. 139-140.
Johnston on law for, 4. 919-923.
lands to be reserved for, 7. 203.
law for mentioned, 4. 930, 932, 940.
location and needs discussed. 6. 465-466, 467, 468-469; sought for. 6. 341, 343, 344-347.
memorial to King for ordnance. 6. 18-19.
money raised for, 4. 1146, 1147; to finish, 6. 690.
need of, 4. 734; 8. 31; 11. 360; dis- cussed, 8. 61; among Cherokees, 6. 367-368; by Catawbas, 6. 581, 583; on Cape Fear, 11. 728; on coast, 6. 316; 6. 1027, 1028. 1029; 11. 826; 16. 216-218.
neglected by charter colonies, 1 . 632.
j*ortune,
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FOSTER, feDWARi)
no garrisons for, •. 597.
none in province, 8. 163-154.
on Cape Fear River, bill for, 4. 779,
781, 782, 784, 785. 790. ordnance asked for, 6. 638, 639. pay for troops in, 8. 1148-1149, 1178,
1181, 1200. places where they are needed, 6.
476-477. plan for, 8. 602; mentioned, 8. 652. proposed use of criminals on, 8.
475. provision for, 28. 423; considered, 8. 666, 682, 700; in Albemarle, 1. 168-169, 171. reports on, 8. 156-157, 160, 595, 597- 699; 8. 614-616; 7. 203. 245-246; of committees on, 6. 158-159, 160- 161, 164-165, 166; on finances of, 8. 204, 205; to be made on, 8. 114; 8. 1140, 1142. resolution to garrison considered,*
8. 762-764. should be built in Canada. 8. 463,
464. should be garrisoned, 8. 115, 133; to
overawe colonists, 8. 4. should be repaired, 8. 215. sort needed, 8. 476. store keeper needed for ordnance,
8. 885. tax on colonies for considered, 8.
469-475. to be built, 1. 77, 78, 83, 86-87-89; 8. 208; 8. 497-498; among Chero- kees, 8. 585; 11. 351; on frontier, 8. 728-9; by Innes, 8. 132. to be garrisoned, 8. 830-831, 833. Tryon on need of, 8. 168-169. work on, 8. 364.
Fortune, , 8. 181, 183.
Fortune, Wm., army rank, 18. 1061. Fortune, Wm., pensioner. 22. 65. Fortune, galley, case of, 18. 260-261. Fortunes, to be made by colonial gov- ernors, 2. 158. Forty-third Regiment, (British), goes to N. Y., 18. 574. remains in Va., 18. 538. Foscue, BenJ., in militia, 22. 393. Foscue, Fredericic, pensioner, 22. 65. Foecue, John, bailed, 18. 565.
respited by Martin, 8. 1008-1009. Foscue, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 393. Foscue, Richard, land grant to, 4. 894. Foscue, Simon, exempted, 4. 128. Fosdicic, Thos., brigade major, 12. 466.
Fosdicic, Weet, army rank. 18. 1069. Fosett. See Fossett. Fosetty Robert, in army, 18. 510. Foshea, Joseph, double fees collected
from, 7. 773. regulator, 7. 736. Fosque's Wm., Inspection at, 28. 313. FosMt's, 18. 862. Fossett. See Fosett. Fossett, David, petitions. 18. 932. Fossett, Edwd., army rank, 18. 1068. Fossett, Richard, juror, 7. 842. Fossett, Richard, petitions, 18. 932. Fossett, Wm., bill to for liquids, 22.
443. receipt for service. 22. 467. witness. 22. 444. Fossett's Oid Field, 22. 576. Foster. See Forster.
Foster, , 18. 145.
Foster, ^ dead. 1 1 . 748.
Foster, , deputy collector. 1. 265.
law suit. 1. 397. Foster, , papers to from S. C. 8.
1110. Foster, » presents to Burrlngton.
8. 501. Foster, Mr., agent of N. C. 1. 884. Hyde's instructions to as agent of
N. C. to S. C. 1. 898-901. Foster, Mr., in C. C, 17. 556, 657. Foster, Mr., takes oath, 1. 699. Foster, Capt., 18. 665. Foster, Capt., 22. 747. Foster (Forster), Aiexius Mador, and
buildings, 24. 942. in Assembly. 12. 764; 18. 129. 130.
138. 168. 184. 206. 249; 28. 277.
428. 431, 434, 437, 456, 462, 473. See also Forster, A. M. Foster, Ambrose, payments to, 1ft
214. Foster, Anthony, pensioner, 22. 65. Foster, Britian, army pay, 17. 211. Foster, Daniel, wagoner, 18. 478. Foster, David, army pay, 17. 210.
army rank, 18. 1059. Foster, David, army rank, 18. 1060. Foster, Diana, court held at house, 1.
392-396, 399-404. gift and stock mark, 1. 397. goods stolen from, 1. 397. records marks, 1. 388. Foster, Ebenezer, Ashe to on pay of
troops, 11. 347. Foster, Edmund, pensioner, 22. 65. Foster, Edward, imported, 1. 395.
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t'OSTER, ELIZABETH
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BOOSTER, WILLIAM
Foster, Elizabeth, gift to, 1. 612.
sells land, 1. 618. Foster, Elizabeth, imported, 1. 480. Foster, Francis, a Justice, 1. 531-536, 648-551, 561-566, 573-582, 604-613, 617-627, 649-652.
a J. P., 1. 574-575.
appraiser, 1. 443.
deputy of Danson, 2. 139.
deputy Proprietor, 26. 159.
imports persons, 1. 480.
in Council, 2. 139-142, 146-147, 168^ 173, 180-184, 204-205, 216-218, 226- 227, 239-244, 275. 282-283, 296-297, 307-309, 311-313, 321-324, 341-349. 357-358, 389-392, 425-429, 432, 438, 449-450, 482-485, 520-527, 532, 535- 536, 552, 565-568, 571-572, 606-607, 623, 640, 664, 675-677, 730-749, 764- 768.
Juror, 1. 388, 406, 407, 595.
law suit, 1. 450.
made guardian, 1. 563-664.
orphan bound to, 1. 522.
proves will, 1. 393.
quit rents of, 22. 252.
sells, 1. 604.
signs N. C. acts, 2. 207, 213, 216, 885, 886, 887, 888; 28. 6, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 29, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 42, 45, 46, 48, 49, 52, 54, 55, 56, 59. 61, 62. 67. 70, 71, 79, 80, 81, 82, 87, 88, 89. 90, 92, 94, 96.
steward of estate, 1. 566.
sues, 1. 406, 409.
to administer oath, 2. 515.
to Va. council on Indian lands, 1. 657-660.
vestryman, 2. 208; 28. 7.
witness, 1. 609.
to King on Everard, 8. 2-5. Foster, Hannah, orphan bound to, 1. 522.
sells, 1. 604. Foster, Hugh, town trustee, 28. 810,
812. Foster, James, act for land to, 24. 629-
630. Foster, James, agent to S. C. on Tus- carora war, 1. 851.
imports persons, 1. 580.
Juror, 1. 588, 589, 590, 610, 611. Foster, James, allowed to sell goods
without license, 28. 581-582. Foster, James, exempted, 6. 1045. Foster, James, Juror, 4. 518.
Foster, Jas., land grant to, 18. 672. Foster, John, agreement acknowledg- ed, 1. 397.
attorney, 1. 620.
estate to be appraised and settled, 2. 67, 68.
gift to wife, 1. 612.
gives power of attorney, 1. 399, 404.
Juror, 1. 582, 605.
sells land, 1. 618.
surety. 1. 452. Foster John, bill for relief of execu- tors. 28. 522, 560, 570. Foster, John, imported. 1. 480. Foster, John, resolve to allow claim of, 12. 61.
to Dry on seizure of vessels, 7. 177- 178.
to procure arms, 18. 625. Foster, John, in militia, 22. 165. Foster, Perthenia, imported, 1. 395. Foster, Peter, army pay, 17. 211. Foster, Richard, a Judge, 1. 273, 274, 281, 297, 299.
deputy and Joins rebels, 1. 285. Foster, Richard, In Assembly, 1. 282.
leader in Culpeper rebellion, 1. 255, 266, 272, 273, 276, 279. 282, 296, 297. 301.
letter of Culpeper to, 1. 280.
on council, 1. 254.
signs land grant, 1. 271.
takes testimony, 1. 314, 315, 317.
See also Forster, R. Foster, Richard, army rank, 18. 1060. Foster, Richard, takes oath, 22. 173. Foster, Robert, a J. P.. 4. 47. Foster, Robt., army rank, 18. 1058. Foster, Robert, in army, 18. 723. Foster (Forster), Robert, assaults Por- ter, 2. 659.
clerk of precinct, 8. 513.
lapse patent to, 2. 682.
petition, 18. 142, 152, 254, 257, 270, 272.
prosecution against, 8. 231. Foster, Robert, quit rents of, 22. 241. Foster, Thos., allowance to, 22. 821. Foster, Wm., army pay, 17. 211. Foster, Wm., army pay, 17. 212. Foster, Wm., army rank, 18. 1059. Foster, Wm., army rank, 18. 1060. Foster, Wm., army rank, 18. 1060. Foster, Wm., claims, 6. 307. Foster, Wm., court martialed, 12. 484. Foster, William, imported, 1. 480. Foster, William, petition. 1. 306-306.
FOSTER, WM. S.
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FOX, FRANCIS
Foster, Wm. 8., in militia, 22. 392. Foster, Wm. Shepard, land grant to,
4. 896. Fosterlin, Richard, army pay, 17. 212. Foster's Bank, inspection at, 26. 379. Fostinberry, Hen., regulator, 7. 809. Foulkner, John, in militia, 22. 498. Foundgill, Peter, killed, 1. 864. Foundry, efforts for, 11. xx. Fountain, David, army rank, 18. 1059. Fountain, l-lenry, in militia, 22. 340. Fountain, Jas., army rank, 16. 1059. Fountain, Jesse, army pay, 17. 212.
army rank, 16. 1061. Fountain, Jonathan, in militia, 22. 340. Fountain, Peter, gun impressed, 22.
413. Fountain, Solomon, army rank, 16
1059. Fountain, Solomon, pensioner, 22. 65. Fountain, Wm., in militia, 22. 340. Fountain Tavern, 9. 1248. Four Creek, 16. 380. Four ISAIIe Creek, Wayne passes, 16.
536. Fourd. See Foard, Ford. Fourd, Ellas, Juror, 26. 189. Fourd, Richard, 4. 336. Fourdots, Thos., commends Adams, 1.
728-729. Fourhand, John, in militia, 17. 1054. Fourman, Jno., Juror, 26. 190. Fourth Battalion, returns of at Car-
thagena, 16. 755-759. Fourth Creek, 6. 849.
Fort Dobbs built on, 6. xlvii, liii. Fourth North Carolina Regiment, 16.
V. 61 143, 605, 610, 637, 638, 640,
643; 19. 97; 22. Ill, 121. consolidated, 16. 765. officers, 22. 115, 117. return of militia, 22. 1022. Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment, 16.
236, 237, 550. Fourth South Carolina Regiment, 22.
153. Foushaw, John, murdered, 2. 433-434. Foushe, Capt., dead, 22. 312. Fout, John, petition on separation, 22.
705-9. Fout, Peter, petition on separation,
22. 705-9. Fowey, ship, 6. 31.
Dunmore retreats to, 10. 138a. Fowkes (Fawkes), Yelverton, army
record, 18. 475. claims paid, 10. 438.
ship master, 6. 1150, 1222.
Fowie, Daniel G., thanks to, 10. xli.
Fowler, fAr„ 6. 1019.
Fowler, Abel, army pay, 17. 211.
Fowler, Abm., army rank, 16. 1056.
Fowler, Abram, in army, 16. 505.
Fowler, Ashley, army rank, 16. 1060.
Fowler, Barth., letter to Qov. of N. C, 1. 513. on arrests in disputed territory, 1. 512.
Fowler, Bernard, sick, 11. 729.
Fowler, Bernd., sick, 16. 703.
Fowler, Christopher, on S. C. petition, 1. 637-640.
Fowler, Cornelius, a J. P., 8. 252.
Fowler, Dan'l, army rank, 16. 1055.
Fowler, Daniel, in army, 16. 728.
Fowler, Dearcy, allowance to as pris- oner, 12. 142, 258, 313. discharged from prison, 12. 442, 443. loyalist, 10. 597. paroled, 10. 559.
Fowler, Francis, army pay, 17. 210.
Fowler, Geo., army rank, 16. 1061.
Fowler, Godfrey, militiaman, 6. 344, 689.
Fowler, Godfrey, pay for, 17. 263.
Fowler, James, act for land to, 24. 629-30. land grant to, 16. 573.
Fowler, John, C. S. C, 22. 435, 483.
Fowler, Jno., in militia, 22. 306.
Fowler, John, land grant asked, 4. 763.
Fowler, John, pensioner, 22. 65.
Fowler, John, surety, 10. 30-31.
Fowler, Math's, Juror, 4. 520.
Fowler, Rich'd, takes oath, 22. 169.
Fowler, SamM, Sr., in militia, 22. 379.
Fowler, Spence, army pay, 17. 253.
Fowler, Thos., takes oath, 22. 179.
Fowler, Wm., army rank, 16. 1058.
Fowler, Wm., in militia, 22. 165.
Fowler, Williams, takes oath, 22. 169.
Fowler, Wm. Anderson, militiaman, 6. 344, 689.
Fox, Mr., 4. 1132.
Fox, Mr., in C. C, 16. 641, 709.
Fox, Mr., Secretary of State (Bng.), 6. 447, 594, 602, 639. Dobbs to on French war, 6. 576-577, 601-2, 638.
Fox, Chas. James, quoted on evacua- tion, 16. 836, 861, 865.
Fox, Francis, army rank, 16. 1057.
Fox, Francis, in army, 18. 514.
Fox, Francis, in militia, 22. 165.
FOX, FRANCIS
43
FRANCE
Fox, Francis, pensioner, 22. 66. Fox, George, founds Quakers in N. C. 1. 710.
itinerary of in Albemarle, 1. zz.
visits Albemarle, 1. xviil, xiz, zz, 216-218; 26. iv.
work in N. C, 1. 572. Fox, George, imported, 1. 396. Fox, H., signs commission from King,
6. 563. Fox, ieaac, in militia, 22. 349. Fox, John; apprenticed to learn ship
building, 2. 241. Fox, John, in militia, 22. 350. Fox, John, 8r., pensioner, 22. 65. Fox, Joseph, army rank, 16. 1060. Fox, Mary, imported, 1. 396. Fox, Mary, sells land, 1. 563. Fox, Moses, a J. P., 22. 918. Fox, Richard, imports persons, 1. 396. Fox, Richard, Jr., imported, 1. 394. Fox, Thomas, regulator, 6. 80. Fox, Wm., army rank, 16. 1057. Fox, Wm., goods stolen, 2. 831.-
imported, 1. 396.
witness, 2. 832. Fox, brig, seized, 7. 159. Fox, (countersign), 6. 590. Fox, act to prevent ezport of furs, 26.
10-11. Foxa, J no., army rank, 16. 1055. Foxcroft, Mr., •. 1058; 7. 149.
P. M. G., 6. 66. Foxworth, Moses, juror, 26. 186. Foy, Francis, in militia, 22. 384. Foy, James, captain, 16. 789. Foy, James, lieut, 10. 626. Foy, Patricic, army pay, 17. 210. . army rank, 16. 729; 18. 1058.
reenlists, 16. 750. Foye, Francis, in militia, 22. 327. Foyle. See Foil. Foyie, James, a J. P., 4. 46, 346.
in Assembly, 4. 115, 121.
sheriff, 4. 347. Foyie, James, allowance to, 22. 864. Foy's, 16. 380.
Fragean, J., payment to, 18. 350. Frahock. See Frohock. Frahock, Thos., receives pay for sol- diers, 17. 229.
See also Frohock, Thomas. Fralley, Jno., army rank, 18. 1060. Falser. See Fraizir, Frasier, Frazer,
Frazier. Fraiser, Hugh, army pay, 17. 211. Fraizer, Aiex, land grant to, 4. 601.
Fralzure, Richard, juror, 4. 516.
Fraiey, Frederick, naturalized, 7. 265- 256.
Fraiey, George, 8. 786.
Fraiey, Wm., 26. 213.
Fraley's Bridge, 26. 213.
Fraiy, » law suit, 1. 586, 587.
Frame, Capt., killed, 16. 756, 757.
France, 1. 976, 986; 2. 146, 179, 268, 325, 383, 481, 744, 763, 764, 838; 8. 10, 79, 80, 116, 119, 136, 389, 490, 492, 633; 4. 54, 288, 383, 408, 414, 492, 552, 651, 655, 719, 733, 770, 814, 838, 855, 863, 954, 984, 1010, 1051, 1064, 1166, 1179, 1182, 1256, 1317. 1329; 6. z, 38, 125, 177, 191, 212, 220, 231, 444, 495, 496, 520, 567, 569, 614, 617, 658, 688, 760, 767, 770, 778, 810, 829, 830, 843, 868, 869, 889, 998, 1013, 1039; 8. 50, 51, 65, 66, 86, 96, 115, 132, 345, 362, 420, 427, 439, 447, 469, 511, 513, 524, 536, 649, 566, 568, 573, 578, 581, 629, 638, 661, 718. 755, 800, 822, 893, 1089, 1150, 1257; 7. 61, 231, 342, 469, 533, 565, 677, 730, 795, 851. 854, 924; 8. zvii, 40, 60, 83, 105, 215, 225, 230, 302, 520, 636. 731, 733, 743; 8. 80, 136, 447, 591, 593, 674, 733, 874, 967, 1000, 1187; 18. 225, 226, 327, 343, 447, 799; 11. 1, 4, 31, 80, 199, 219, 244,
422, 451, 462, 524; 12. 472; 18. 7, 9, 10, 19, 20. 97, 127, 203, 226, 227, 242, 335, 411, 443, 444, 461 462 477, 553, 651, 652, 734n; 14. 3, 214, 301, 305, 306, 567, 611, 632, 636, 689, 748, 754, 799, 808, 809; 16. 75, 195, 215, 217, 232, 365, 519, 544, 575, 588; 18. 5, 30, 234, 235, 289, 296, 302, 307, 308, 309, 327, 335, 362, 366, 398, 400, 409, 419,
423, 424, 426, 439, 441, 450, 451, 457, 478, 479, 494, 496, 546, 593, 634, 647, 705, 748, 761, 774, 779, 785, 836, 879, 918, 923, 937; 17. 4, 18, 20. 32, 76, 79, 85, 87, 88, 89, 161, 177, 180, 273, 274, 526, 562. 632, 764, 800, 911, 990, 992; 18. 24, 64. 257, 491, 492, 514, 530, 540, 604, 609, 616, 626, 628, 633, 694, 695, 721, 747. 748, 749, 771, 778, 798, 822; 18. 216. 231, 241, 250, 253, 276, 349, 366, 512, 527, 605, 608, 646. 651, 786, 874, 876, 882, 895, 896, 897, 957, 958, 994; 28. vii, 645, 653, 722, 726, 730, 731, 738, 754;
FRANCfi
44
FRANCE
21. 25, 147, 143, 26«, 296, 299, 444, 453. 461, 462, 464, 470, 472, 473, 476, 506, 541, 542, 644, 949; 22. 95, 107. 112, 122, 130. 157, 362, 529, 553, 594, 739, 762, 763, 794, 795, 868, 892, 893, 894, 976, 977, 1030, 1034; 28. 183, 229, 285, 292, 359. 505, 510, 515, 516, 523, 539, 550, 556, 596, 632, 638, 660, 664, 688, 696, 759, 784, 787, 850. 872, 879, 931; 24. 174, 388; 26. 280, 397, 405, 433, 441, 450, 457, 468, 483, 486, 491, 494, 610, 514, 618, 519a, 520.
affairs of and favora from, 2S. 678.
agent sent to. 16. 622.
aid from arrives and expected, 16. 2, 57, 58.
and birth of Dauphin, 16. 705-706 726, 731-732, 735, 753, 778, 859- 860; IT. 468, 480, 486, 488, 499, 600.
and Martinique debt, 20. 493, 579. 583.
and silk culture, 6. 674.
and treaty with England, 16. 749, 758-759, 764-765, 774, 868, 870, 895, 913; IT. 4.
arms, &c., from, 18. 688, 606; to be imported from, 18. 776.
at war with England, 18. 247, 354, 463.
Blair taken to, 1. 603.
cited on confiscation, 16. 203.
commerce with considered, 21. 499.
complains of British abuse of clear- ances, &c., 16. 154.
consuls of, IT. 479-480; recognized, IT. 449-450, 498, 500, 551-552.
debt to, 21. 466, 469; considered, IT. 526, 549-560.
declares war against ESngland, 18. 224. 238.
distress and ruin of, 6. 346, 348.
dry goods from. 22. 599.
duties in, IT. 608-623, 632.
English trade with unprofitable, 2. 628.
esteem of Americans in, 18. 477.
fears armed mediation against U. S., 16. 773.
financial aid to U. S., 11. 437-438.
frigates return to, 1 6. 333.
free ports in, 11. 40; IT. 40, 70-1, 161-162; 19. 726, 746, 951.
furnishes arms to Md., 22. 1034.
goods brought in from, 18. 2; 16.
21-22; seized, 18. 47-48.
hostages demanded from, 6. 408.
illegal trade with, 1. 469; 8. 1021.
instruction to minister on peace, 18. 897.
loan of U. S. in, 18. 761, 762, 765, 790; IT. 177-179.
military stores sent from, 11. 469.
money borrowed in and interest, 16. 435, 756.
officers of arrive in America, 11. 492, 493, 494, 495, 602; officers sent from, 11. 487.
payment of accounts of urged and answer. IT. 113-114. 117.
peace with, 1. 478; 4. 918; 6. xxxi.
privileges to be conferred on sub- jects. 16. 319.
products of in N. C, 4. 250.
promises of noted, 16. 491.
regiment of natives of to be raised for Amer. cause, 18. 119-120, 122.
report on debt to, IT. 52-53, 64; on duties in, IT. 436-437, 484, 652.
representation of in U. S., 14. 202.
Rousseau's History of, 22. 885.
salt brought from, 11. 810.
sends arms and ammimition to U. S., 11. 423, 433-434, 438; 18. 291; fleet, 18. 201; and troops, 18. 354; guns to N. C, 18. 312; minister to U. S. and declares war on Eng- land, 18. 197, 198; salt petre to U. S., 16. 681; supplies of cloth- ing. &c., 18. 84; troops to the South, 16. 774.
ships arrive from, 18. 149, 154, 155.
successful in W. I., 14. 202.
to aid in establishing Amer. com- merce, 16. 903.
to declare war on Great Britain, 18. 21.
to send troops, 14. 864.
tobacco sent to, 1. 245; to be ship- ped to, 11. 436; 18. 64; and rice trade with, 18. 627-634, 722, 744.
trade with, 11. 358-369, 361, 526, 735; 18. 58; 18. 883; 21. 478; discussed, 6. 1034; during war, 18. iii; should be encouraged, 16. 366.
treaty with, 6. 1139; 6. 973. 976; 18. vi. 128; with U. S., 18. 136, 144, 198, 264, 286, 304. 424. 425.
war with. 4. 700, 734; 6. 668, 659; 22. 982, 985; expected, 11. 437; threatened, 10. 802.
PRANCE, ISLE OF
45
FRANKLIN, BENJ.
work in Holland, 20. 791. France, Isle of, ports of to be opened, ' IT. 552. I
Franch, John, land grant to» 4. 1247. Franchise, 8. 181. bill to limit it to free holders, 8.
637. extent, •. xix, 526. in Granville's Lands, 10. 211. in Va., 1. 886. inequalities in, O. 413, 414. limitations, 8. 536; 10. 1007-1008; limited to freeholders, 8. 450; 4.
800. not limited to free holders, 8. 610. not to extend to persons exempted
from taxes, 6. 855. rights not exercised, 18. 542. to be limited, 8. 207. See also Elections, Freeholders, Suf- frage, Freemen. Francles, Cape, 8. 207. Francis, Capt., killed, 29. 114. Francis, Capt., killed by Tories, 14.
790. Francis, Ant'y, army rank, 18. 1061. Francis, Chaplon, to examine galleys.
11. 635. Francis, Frederick, army pay, 17. 211. Francis, Jno., army rank, 18. 1061. Francis, John, land grant to, 4. 804. Francis, Sami., army rank, 18. 1060. Francis, Wm., petition on separation, 22. 705-8.
Francljco, , 16. 1158.
Francisco, Thos., army rank, 18. 1058. Francois, Cape, 18. 330, 354; 14. 299. French and Spanish fleets at, 18. 332, 692. Franck.. See Francks, Frank, Franks. Franck, Edward, juror, 8. 528. Franck, Edward, land grant to, 4. 893. Franck, John, boundary coms'r, 24.
958. Franck, John, memorial on school, 7.
35-36. Franck, Martin, in Assembly, 26. 159. Francklow, James, land of lapses, 2.
181. Francks, Mrs., marries W. Avery, 11.
823. Francks, Edwards, estate to be set- tled, 18. 421. widow marries Avery, 11. 823. Francks, Jacob, land grant refused to,
4. 1253. Francks, John, land grant to, 4. 1043.
rights proved, 4. 1034. Frank. See Franck, Francks, Franks. Frank, Edward, land warrant to, 4.
852. Frank (Franks, Francks), Martin, 4. 1253. a J. P., 8. 244, 537. asks for resurvey, 4. 278. ferry of, 8. 547, 581. Juror, 2. 398, 585. land grant asked. 4. 707. land grants to, 4. 62, 63, 274, 603,
627; resurvey ed, 4. 353. law suit. 2. 91, 109-110, 113. pays for lands, 8. 327, 328-329. petitions for land, 4. 61. size of estate, 4. 222. vestryman, 2. 209. witness, 8. 426. Frank, Martin, lieut., 17. 966. Frank, Martin, vestryman, 28. 8. Frank Pledge, to be held by Proprie- tors, 1. 30, 111-112. Frankhauser, Louis, witness, 1. 985. Frankland, Mrs., letter of, 8. 565. Frankland, F., to Newcastle on ap- pointment of Burrington, 8. 65-66. Frankland, Thos., appoints attorneys to settle estate of Allen, 8. 550- 551. Frankland, Sir Thoe., at Board of Trade meeting, 8. 124-129. charges against Everard to be in- vestigated, 8. 31. to Oooch on boundary survey, 8.
16. 20.
to Newcastle on Everard's land grants, 8. 83. Franklin. See Franklyn. Franklin, Mr., 17. 598. Franklin, Mr. (son of B. F.), 14. 566. Franklin, MaJ., 10. 288. Franklin, BenJ., O. xxxii; 0. 1208, 1210; 10. 447; 18. 23; 14. 347; 16. 421;
17. 433; 20. 754.
akin to Husband, 8. xxvi.
and Bridgen's affairs, 17. 370, 371,
377; 18. 527, 536. and Stamp act, 7. x. Bridgen to on his N. C. property.
18. 574.
commends Bridgen, 17. 43; 20. 85. consulted on salt pans, 10. 720. contracts for cannon, 18. 708-711. favors a single House, 10. xx. in Cont. Cong., 8. 1246. interviews Lord Howe. 10. 801.
FRANKLIN, CHRISTOPHER 46
FRANKLIN CO.
investigated by C. C, 14. 566.
Joyful reception to, 11. 434.
letter mentioned, 18. 750.
letters cited, 11. 422; considered, 17. 308; quoted, 11. 288; 17. 20- 21; on public debt and loans in France and Holland, 16. 760, 761, 764-766; 17. 177; on Dutch loan and resolution of C. C, 17. 177, 179-180.
makes contract, 29. 993-4.
makes treaty with Prussia, 18. 610, 620; treaty of peace, 16. 748-753, 758, 904, 913, 914; 17. 4-9, 92.
on petition of Assembly, 8. 1102.
opposes Pa. constitution, 11. 422.
Oswald to on peace and answer, 16. 452-454.
plan of Union proposed in 1775, 10. vi-vii.
recommends French officers, 11. 433; LaFayette, 11. 524; restora- tion of property, 18. 505.
returns to England, 8. 1165.
secures services of French officers, 11. 492, 493, 495.
sends History of Geneva to Caswell, 14. 35; officers to America, 11. 487; Hutchinson letters, 9. 829- 830.
should be employed as agent, 8. xvi, 78.
to Caswell on Bridgen's case, 18. 603-604.
to go to Cong, of Vienna, 22. 554.
to Martin on Bridgen's lands and debts, 18. 388-389.
toast to, 9. 1067.
Williamson gets Hutchinson letters
for and philippic against, 16. 172.
Franklin, Christopher, pensioned, 22.
483. Franklin, J., in Assem., 21. 1050, 1055. Franklin, James, act for land to, 24. 629-30.
land grant to, 18. 572. Franklin, Jesse, in Assembly, 17. 269, 277, '278, 283, 293, 304, 354, 359, 365, 366, 368, 387, 391, 394, 395, 406, 421, 425; 16. 229, 243, 258. 265, 284, 298, 311, 312, 317, 344. 345, 346, 351, 357. 360, 361, 362, 364, 376, 389, 399, 412, 429. 440. 443, 445, 468, 469, 470. 471; 19. 489, 490, 611, 613, 614. 622, 643, 667, 677, 682, 688, 714, 728, 729, 773, 794, 804, 808, 816, 822, 835;
L 7, 120, 121, 122. 124, 125, 132, 133, 142. 146, 167, 172, 180, 193, 198, 224, 225, 227, 228, 230, 238, 239, 240. 244, 246, 276, 279, 285, 287, 288, 306, 314, 327, 333, 373, 374, 411, 419; 21. 738, 739, 740, 789, 799, 814, 822, 828, 872, 873, 876, 884, 886, 891, 946, 952, 956, 962, 965, 972, 980, 981, 983, 991, 996, 998, 999, 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004. 1006, 1007, 1011, 1012, 1013, 1021, 1031, 1032. nom. for C. of S., 21. 397, 399, 709,
711. on com. of Assem.. 17. 277. 278; 18. 33, 38, 51, 102, 145, 266. 268. 283. 334, 364. resigns from C. of S., 21. 908.
Franklin, J no., army rank, 18. 1057.
Franklin, John, pay to. 16. 541.
Franklin, Peter, bill on land. 21. 280, 281. 629.
Franklin, Richard, petition of referred to com., 18. 840. 929. 932.
Franklin, T., (J?), in Assem., 28. 133.
Franklin, W. T., Sec. to Amer. peace com., 16. 753.
Franklin, Wm., takes oath before Safety Com., 10, 432-433.
Franklin, 16. 666.
Franklin, battle near, 6. Ill, liv.
Franklin Academy, act to establish. 24. 876-8.
Franklin Co., 12. 611; 18. ix, 676, 804, 910, 918; 14. 46, 444, 836;
16. 235, 361. 451, 461, 466, 582;
18. 84, 124, 210, 495, 519, 560, 562;
17. 325, 639, 688, 689, 691, 723, 770, 798, 871, 886, 891; 18. 23, 31, 37, 39, 41, 112, 253, 270, 276, 497;
19. 50, 51, 82, 147. 180, 429, 456, 588, 763, 791, 799, 885; 28. 34, 39, 280, 314, 382, 391, 410, 420, 614; 21. 31, 551, 694, 747, 802, 1070; 24. 872, 939; 26. 64; 26. 1275.
act for academy in, 24. 876-8; for poor house, 26. 60-2; for public building in, 24. 836-7; for tax for pub. buildings, 24. 519. 542. 625, 699, 767; for town in, 24. 303-4; on Jurors, 24. 273-5; to add part of Wake to. 24. 838; to collect tax arrears, 24. 627-8, 824; to de- stroy wild animals, 24. 749-50; to establish,. 24. 227-30, 294, 303, 449; to fix time of co. ct, 24. 717-18; 26. 82 ; to sell granary in, 24. 626.
FRANKLIN CO. (TENN ) 47
FRANKLIN STATE
Baptists in, 6. 1181.
bill for prison in, 18. 37, 79. 203. 270. 294. 314. 358. 436; for poor house. 21. 247. 256. 281. 307. 326. 350. 384. 606. 629. 677; for public building. 18. 141, 150. 155. 255, 265. 266-267. 270; 28. 200, 388; for school in, 18. 37, 79, 116. 270, 284, 314. 340. 344. 378; for tax for pub. buildings. 18. 452. 472. 791, 819; for town in, 18. 837. 839, 861, 928, 929. 951; on time of holding courts, 21. 790. 803. 922. 947. 955, 967, 971, 989; to add part of Wake to. 18. 61. 102, 126. 291, 327, 338. 340; to alter time of courts in, 21. 765-766; to collect tax in. 18. 343. 398; to collect tax arrears, 18. 642, 696; to sell glebe in. 18. 37, 91. 208, 270, 291. 327, 378. 436. 440; to sell granary in, 18. 599. 609, 613, 659, 701.
census of 1790. 28. 541-555.
delegates of in Congress, 6. 1213, 1214, 1217.
horses in, 18. 558.
in Halifax dist. 16. 377.
members of Assembly, 18. 735, 784, 913; 16. 1; 17. 264, 281, 794, 877, 947; 18. 2, 15. 226. 817; 18. 1, 129. 233. 400, 717, 721, 740; 28. 2, 10. 119, 301, 475; 21. 1, 193, 729, 871.
members in Conv. 1788 and '89, 22. 2. 8. 12, 37.
memorial from, 28. 501; 21. 39.
militia officers. 28. 272, 460.
no supplies from, 14. 456.
orders to officers on movement of troops. 16. 535.
owes state, 21. 1068, 1074.
population, 18. 433.
provisions in, 16. 476.
remonstrance from, 17. 817, 901, 903.
report on troops of, 14. 46.
riots in. 6. lix.
specific tax to be collected, 20. 104- 105.
tax in. 18. 706.
tax trouble in, 18. 177. 302.
to forward bacon for troops. 16. 493.
troops ordered out, 16. 547.
trouble with J. P.'s, 18. 39, 41, 81- 82, 98, 266, 272, 320, 325.
wagon report wanted, 14. 393. Franklin Co., (Tenn.7), 21. 497.
Franklin C. H., 14. 472 22. 560.
troops to be kept at, 16. 444, 445. Franklin State, 8. iii, xxi; 18. 947; 22. 651, 659, 691, 692, 694, 714, 719.
act on elections in, 24. 765-6 ; to par- don traitors. 24. 820, 915, 956; 26. 10.
acts ratified by, 22. 681.
affairs of, 18. 937, 940-941; 20. 80, 129-130, 641-643, 646-648, 653, 654- 655, 656-657, 659-660, 679-680, 681- 682, 689-693. 707-709, 710; 21. 459- 461, 462, 463, 484. 485, 501.
agreement between Sevier and Shel- by on administration, 22. 674-5.
Assem. of N. C. fails to meet ex- pectations of, 22. 679-80.
authorities of attack N. C. officers, 82. 690.
bill to pardon treason in, 18. 89, 112, 130. 200, 322, 354, 355, 416, 440; 28. 169. 171. 207, 223. 235, 247-248, 273, 284, 346, 409, 426. 433-434, 444-445, 459-460, 465, 503, 512, 553-554; 21. 42, 43, 56, 64. 73, 77, lie, 114-115, 218, 221. 222. 230, 231-232, 239. 256. 285-286. 586, 588, 594. 598-599.
Bledsoe on politics in, 22. 677.
Campbell favors, 22. 651-2; to Cas- well on affairs of, 18. 790-791.
captions of bills and laws, 22. 726- 726.
Caswell to Campbell, Sevier and others on, 20. 616-619, 622, 623; to counties of on affairs of, 22. 675-687, 688.
com. on disorders, 20. 252. 273, 433- 434.
condemned by Martin, 17. 521.
constitution and bill of rights, 22 vll, 661-70.
contemn N. C. and wish for hostili- Ues, 22. 6^3-4.
discussed, 18. vlil.
division in dying out. 22. 694.
does not assent to agreement made by Sevier, 82. 682.
dual government in, 22. 674-5.
encroachments from, 28. 653.
established, 17. vi.
first law of, 22. 638-9.
Gen. Assembly to Martin on its ac- tion, &c., 17. 601-604.
grievances of. 22. 637-40, 661-2.
hostilities in, 22. 691-3.
FOREST
36
FORREST, ISAAC
Forest. See Forrest.
Forest, M. de la., 21. 466.
Forest, Sieur de la., consul in U. S.,
18. 491. 492. 537. Forestalling, act to prevent. S4. 318- 20, 354. bill to prevent. 18. 852. 885. 943. 955. 972. 973, 975-976. 979. 989-990. Forestler, Charles von, visits N. C, 5.
1158. Forests, fires in. 6. 354.
method of cleaning. 5. 363. Forfeited estates, commissioners of.
14. 303. Forfeiture of charter, act for. 1. 552- 554. considered. 1. 537. 538, 539-540. 542. 548. 633. 641. 642-643. 644. 673. Forfeitures, act on. 88. 157. Eng. acts on in force in N. C. 23.
320, 324. instructions on, 6. 1105. 1135. not to be disposed of. 8. 100-101. Forgal, Richard, Juror. 4. 518. Forge, Isham, army pay. 17. 210. Forgery, act against, 24. 33-34. 113. 169, 277-8, 578-9; 26. 317. 333. 347. 362. 363. 372. 385. Eng. act on in force in N. C. 28.
323. indictment for. 2. 401. penalty. 28. 647. 798. Fork, Ellas, land grant to. 4. 766. Fork Bridge, 22. 344. Fork Creek, 22. 224. Fork Neck, 4. 685.
Fork of James River, arsenal on pro- posed. 17. 104. Fork of Neuse, 2. 22. Fork Point, 28. 531. Forkner, Amanwall, petitions for re- peal of tax on free negroes. 8. 982-983. Forkner, Wm., petitions for repeal of
tax on free negroes. 6. 982-983. Forks Creek, report of troops at. IS.
73. Forks of Little River church, 6. 1186. Forks of Yadkin, address to people of from Rowan S. C, 10. 134. com. to answer people on and re- port on same, 10. 434-435. conference with people of, 10. 282. people of to elect officers. 10. 312. Forksee, Jno., Juror 26. 187. Forksee, Robt., Juror. 26. 187. Forksee, Wm., Jr., Juror. 26. 188.
Forksey, Philip, Jr., quit rents of, 248.
Forksey, Robt., quit rents of. 22. 248.
Formadas, Francisco, Sp. prisoner, 22. 272.
Forman, Caleb, lieut. of militia, 14. 135.
Forman, Ezeklel, asks for new county, 8. 91.
Forman, Hezeklah, asks for new coun- ty, 8. 92.
Forman, Samuel, petition in behalf of for return from duty. 6. 858, 860.
Formedon, form of, Eng. act on in force in N. C. 28. 318.
Forms, Jno., army rank, 18. 1059.
Form veil. See Ponveille, Fornville. etc.
Formveil, John, Jr., a J. P., 8. 244.
Fornegan's Bridge, 2. 805.
Femes, John, army pay, 17. 210.
Fornes, Jonathan, army pay, 17. 210.
Fornes, Wm., army pay. 17. 210. army rank, 16. 1058.
Forney, , prominent in Revolu- tion. 8. 730.
Forney, Abraham, pensioner, 22. 65.
Forney, H. A., 8. 752.
Forney, Jacob, captain, 8. 1025. county coms'r, 28. 770. 803. on Tryon S. C. 10. 120, 162, 423. signs Tryon Asso., 10. 162.
Forney, Jacob, in militia, 22. 281.
Forney, Peter, pensioner, 22. 65.
Forney family, pioneers, 8. 751.
Fornication and adultery, act on, 23. 5, 174. punishment for, 1. 626. trial for, 1. 622.
Fornville. See Fonveille. Formveil.
Fornville, John, a J. P., 8. 537.
Forohack. See Frohock.
Forohack, John, in militiii, 22. 366.
Forqueharson, Cosmus, in militia. 22. 385.
Forree. See Forrey. Forry.
Forree (Forrey, Ferree), John, admin- istrator. 2. 80. juryman, 2. 83, 89, 93, 95. 96, 102;
26. 187. proves account, 2. 103.
Forrest. See Forest.
Forrest, , 10. 329.
Forrest (Forest), M. de, 16. 764.
Forrest, Col., 14. 705.
Forrest, George, army pay, 17. 211.
Forrest, Isaac, in Indian war, 10. 759.
FORREST, STEPHEN
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FORSTER, ROBERT
Forrest, Stephen, Indian interpreter, 11. 179, 184, 193.
Forrest, Wm., Juror, 7. 842.
Forrest, Wm., in army, 16. 740.
Forrest, Wm., pensioner, 22. 65.
Forrester, James, pensioner, 22. 66.
Forrester, Thomas, army pay, 17. 211. army rank, 18. 1067.
Forrey. See Forree, Forey.
Forrey, Elizabeth, quit rents of, 22. 248.
Forrister, Capt., 10. 892.
Forry. See Forree, Forrey.
Forry, Maj., field officer, 12. 534.
Forson (Foster?), Mr., land boundary, 1. 271.
Forson, Mr., land of, 1. 59.
Forster. See Foster.
Forster, , imports teas, 9. 1089.
Forster (Forstor), Capt., 10. 663; 11. 304, 781. buys lottery ticket, 11. 741, 742. claims of not paid by treasurer, 11.
372, 373. ship of captured, 18. 96. to supply the King Tammany with stores, 10. 875.
Forster, Lieut. Coi., introduced to Cas- well, 11. 662.
Forster, Alexius Mason, in Assembly, 18. 532, 533, 542, 553. in Conv. 1788, 22. 1, 4, 7, 25, 27, 30,
31, 35. on com. of Assem., 18. 534, 627. See also Foster, A. M.
Forster, Ch., clerk of council, 8. 299, 300.
Forster, Francis, clerk S. C, 22. 295, 297.
Forster, Francis, deposition on mem- bers of Assembly from northern counties, 4. 1169-1170, 1233. in Assembly, 4. 1169. in council, 8. 123; 4. 1169.
Forster (Foster), Francis, petition for land, 2. 226.
Forster, l-lannah, imported, 1. 580.
Forster, l-lenry, a J. P., 6. 799.
Forster, l-lugh, petition on C. H.. 9. 806-808.
Forster, James, buys land, 1. 577.
Forster, James, dead, IS. 759.
Forster, James, petition, 21. 163.
Forster, John, bill for relief of execu- tors, 21. 69, 80, 118, 122, 130.
Forster, John, advances money for the General Washington, 11. 533.
commands the General Washing- ton, 10. 877. Forster (Foster), John, contributes to S. C, 10. 437.
death, 11. 528, 532.
estate taxed, 16. 190.
on S. C. of Wilmington, 10. 69, 72, 93, 112, 124, 141, 151, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 220, 263, 279, 283, 298, 299, 304, 328, 331, 334, 335, 348, 363, 388, 389, 393, 405, 410.
411, 412, 419, 420, 421, 425, 426, 431.
orders men enlisted for the Wash- ington, 11. 640.
payments to for public, 10. 647.
to arm vessels, 10. 352.
to Caswell on defence of Cape Fear River, 11. 401.
to Caswell on need of aid to the General Washington, 11. 491-492.
to protect channel of Cape Fear River, 10. 336.
to receive powder material, 10. 394,
412. ,, ' to ship goods to get arms and am- munition, 10. 288, 292, 353.
Forster, John, settler, 1. 76. Forster, John, settler, 1. 76. Forster, Richard, leader in Culpeper rebellion, 1. 256. See also Foster. Forster, Robert, affidavit against Bur- rington, 8. 122-123.
assistant receiver of quit rents, 4. 45.
clerk of court of exchequer, 4. 44.
clerk of council, 8. 260, 264, 266, 273, 274, 284, 294, 302, 308, 310, 312, 313, 413, 414, 416, 420, 421, 424, 539, 542, 543, 545, 546, 557, 558, 561, 573, 577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 593, 594, 602, 641; 4. 31, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 43, 45, 48, 85. 86, 87. 101, 102, 103. 104, 105, 107, 114, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 131, 133, 144, 146, 152, 153.
deputy secretary of State, 8. 156, 175. 216-257, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 491, 492, 493, 494; 4. 317, 1181, 1182, 1206.
enters land, 4. 1125.
holds blank patents as deputy sec- retary, 4. 1104. 1118.
land grants to, 4. 704.
length of service as secretary, 8. 200.
summoned before Assembly, 8. 591.
FRAZIER, SAMUEL
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FREEHOLDERS
Frazler, Samuel, claim allowed, 9.
225; 22. 862. Frazier, Samuel, Juror, 8. 508, 509. Frazier, Thos., army rank, 16. 1059. Frazler, Wm., land grant to, 4. 804. Frazle, Dan'l, army rank, 16. 1056. Freame, Capt., killed, 16. 756, 757. Frear. See Freer, Frier. Frear, Rich'd, clerk pf Senate and H.
C. 21. 733, 735, 882. Freasure, Andrew, petitions Assembly
for relief, 9. 63-64. Freazer, Dan'l, army rank, 16. 1060. Frebiger, Col., and battle of Stoney
Point, 14. 327, 328. Frederic, John, land grant to, 4. 221. Frederica, fort needed at, 6. 477. Frederick 11 (Great), makes treaty
with U. S., 18. 609-620, 649, 676. Frederick, Chrisn., army rank, 16.
1060. Frederick, Felix, pensioner, 22. 65. Frederick, Peter, in militia, 22. 330. Frederick, Philip, in militia, 22. 395. Frederick Co., Md., immigrants from,
5. 1151-1152. Frederick Co., Va., 22. 97. tithables in 1756, 6. 564. Frederick Town, Md., 10. 870; 11.
405; 22. 1009. Fields a prisoner in, 10. 803. N. C. prisoners paroled in, 11. 402. Frederick Town, S. C, 16. 644. Fredericks, Capt., 22. 311. Fredericksburg, N. Y., 18. ix. Fredericksburg, Va., 9. 1234, 1235;
11. 673, 721; 12. 559, 662; 18.
44. 372, 428; 14. 504, 576, 578,
624, 627, 691; 16. 181, 701; 18.
505, 621; 22. 574. troops at, 18. 495. 496. Frederlcksburgh, S. C, engraver at,
16. 680. Frederlcksburgh (S. C.7 or Va.?), 14.
514. Frederlcksburgh Camp, 18. 487. Frederickstown, old name for Bethany
church, 8. 743. Frederrick, John, a J. P., 8. 257. Free, Thomas, regulator, 7. 809. Free negroes, 6. 529. act for them to leave N. C, 28. 65;
for tax on mentioned, 8. 192; to
prevent thefts by, 24. 890-1, 956. badges to show freedom, 24. 727-8. baptized, 6. 225. bound out contrary to their wish,
8. 556, 557, 585, 590, 592-593, 620. petition, 2. 702-703; on intermar- riages of, 6. 295. See also Negroes. Free iSAason, sloop, 11. 776. Free School, Innes's bequest for, 6. xviil. See also Academies, Education, Schools. Free trade, demanded, 1. 273. for certain commodities, 1. 86. granted to Albemarle, 1. 172. in certain commodities, 1. 75. in naval stores proposed, 1. 598-
599. See also Trade. Free Will Baptists, «. 1179. in Big Ivey Ass'n, 6. 1191. See also Baptists. Frebody, John, claim, 16. 382, 392, 443. petition, 17. 290, 416; 16. 382. Freedom, brig, 22. 599. Freedom in N. C, 6. iii-vi. Freedom of slaves, conditions of, 28.
203-204. Freedom of speech and of the press, guarded, 22. 18. provided for in Constn., 26. 201. Freedom of trade, in Clarendon Co., 1. 154, 156. See also Trade. Freedom of worship, maintained, 28.
978, 983. Freeholders, alone to be elected in Albemarle, 1. 333. are alone electors, 4. 98. ballot not confined to, 8. 560. 610. bill to limit franchise to, 8. 637; to secure titles for, 6. 348, 353, 354, 357, 378, 379, 380. 384, 389, 394, 402, 405, 406, 413, 414, 463, 464, 465, 479, 522-523. definition, 26. 425. eligible for Assembly, 2. 214. in Cape Fear colony, powers, 1. 45. list of all in counties, 4. 513, 515-
525, 526, 527. McCulloh to on registration of land grants and settlement of quit rents, 11. 66-72, 73; on regulation of land grants and payment of quit rents, 11. 54-59. office holders must be, 1. 197, 198,
199, 201, 202. under Heath's patent, 1. 9. See also Franchise, Suffrage.
FREELAND, GEO.
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FRENCH, JOSEPH
Freeland, Geo., act for land to, 24.
629-30. land grant to, 19. 572. Freeland, Jacob, army pay, 17. 211. Freeland, James, a J. P., 28. 995. Freeland, James, act for land to, S4.
629-30. land grant to, 19. 572. Freeland, James, asks pardon for
Fruit, a. 93-94. Freeland, James, resigns, 21. 267, 293,
638. Freeland, James, sherifF, 21. 1076. Freeland, John, in prison, 16. 489. Freemain, Jonathan, coms'r of John- ston, 28. 170. Freeman, Mr., 18. 1200. Freeman, Mr., 22. 670. Freeman, Daniel, in army, 16. 719.
army rank, 18. 1056. Freeman, Daniel, payment to, 22. 441,
462. Freeman, Edwd., army rank, 16. 1060. Freeman, Gabriel, claim, 9. 486. Freeman, Howell, army rank, 18.
1060. Freeman, James, claim allowed, 22.
402. Freeman, James, petitions on county
bounds, 8. 633-635. Freeman, Jese, army rank, 18. 1059. Freeman, John, 9. 354. Freeman, John, a J. P., 4. 346. Freeman, John, a J. P., 28. 992. Freeman, John, buys land, 4. 34-35. Freeman, John, estate pays taxes, 6.
797. Freeman, John, exempted, 8. 451. Freeman, John, fine remitted, 10. 3. Freeman, John, Juror, 4. 516. Freeman, John, land grant asked, 4.
441. Freeman, John, prosecutes Rieussett,
4. 1032, 1034, 1050. Freeman, J no., in militia, 22. 357. Freeman, John, in militia, 22. 494. Freeman, J no., Jr., quit rents of, 22.
255. Freeman, Joshua, In militia. 22. 357. Freeman, Moses, army rank, 16. 1060. Freeman, Nathan, in army, 16. 720.
army pay, 17. 210. Freeman, NathM, army rank, 16. 1057. Freeman, Phil I is, act to emancipate,
24. 963. Freeman, Richard, army pay, 17. 210. Freeman, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 341.
Freeman, RIch'd, in militia, 22. 358. Freeman, Richard, Juror, 4. 516. Freeman, Roger, army rank, 16. 1060. Freeman, Samuel, army pay, 17. 211. Freeman, Sam'l, a J. P., 28. 994. coms'r on building, 28. 973; on cap- tured arms, 17. 748-749, 752. in army, 16. 732; 18. 1057. in Assem., 17. 715; 19. 384, 388, 389; on com. of Assem., 17. 648, 727, 730, 755. on Surry S. C, 10. 228, 251. resigns as J. P., 19. 313. Freeman, Sam'l, in militia, 22. 378. Freeman, Samuel, Juror, 10. 2. Freeman, Samuel, Juror, 10. 3. Freeman, Thome., Juror, 4. 516.
land grant to, 4. 56. Freeman, Wm., army rank, 18. 1059. Freeman, Thos., in militia, 22. 357. Freeman, Wm., in militia, 22. 357. Freeman, William, Juror, 4. 516. Freeman, Wm., Juror, 26. 186. Freeman, Wm., pensioner, 22. 65. Freeman, Wm., quit rents of, 22. 255. Freeman, Wm., Jr., in militia, 22. 358. Freemen, all allowed to vote, 8. 181, 207. to elect members of Assembly, 4.
88, 89. See also Franchise, Freeholders, Suffrage. Freer. See Frear, Frier. Freer, Richard, 21. 650, 875. Freer, Mrs. WInny, claims allowed, 10.
954. Freights, bill to regulate on Cape Fear
River, 6. 183, 184, 201. Frell, Alexander, petitions for new charter, 8. 79-80.
French, 7-, 19. 942.
French, , a reader, 1. 771.
French, , and Gray, land grant to,
4. 217.
French, , reports on movements of
British, 14. 623. French, Mr., wagon master, 14. 578. French, Jas., in militia, 22. 429. * French, John, petition on separation,
22. 705-13. French, John, sent to the Alabama
fort, 6. 613. French, Jos., in militia, 22. 341. French, Jos., on S. G. of Onslow, 8.
1237. French, Joseph, petitions, 6. 77. French, Joseph, regulator, 8. 79.
FRENCH, LIAFFORD
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FRENCH, THE
French, LiafTord, pensioner, 22. 65. French, Michael, rights proved, 4. 706. French, Neal, regulator, 8. 79. French, Richard, forbidden to marry and baptize, 2. 72.
in Assembly, 26. 159. French, Richard, land grants to, 4.
58, 219. French, Richard, witness, 1. 549, 550,
605. French, Samuel, allowance to, 22. 822. French, Samuel, county coms'r, 28.
590, 591. French, Thos., in militia, 22. 343. French, The, 6. 387; 11. 185, 204.
act against exportation of provisions to, 6. 601; for bills of credit for use against, 28. 392-8, 516-8. 539- 541; for defense against, 28. 422- 424; for grant to be used against, 26. 331-3, 338, 345-8, 361-4, 370-2, 393, 394-5, 457-8; for militia to be used against, 26. 393; to raise volunteers against, 28. 417; 26. 310.
advance along the mountains, 6. 393.
affidavits on Davis's threats against, 18. 425, 429-430.
aid English among Indians, 10. 779, 780.
aid of. 14. 637, 638.
and Indians, 26. 357.
and peace negotiations, 14. 267-268.
army of, 22. 586.
arrive in Hampton Roads, 16. 424.
arrival considered, 16. 68.
at Mobile, 2. 177, 179.
at war with English, 8. 537.
attack Carolina, 2. 196; R. I., 18. 470.
attacked by Cherokees*7. 239.
besiege N. Y., 16. 536.
blockade British in Chesapeake Bay. 17. 993, 994.
brig of captured, 11. 774.
bring in dry goods, 18. 362-363.
British West Indies to be delivered to, 2. 160.
capture Maule, 1. 728.
cargo lost, 4. 1304.
cattle for troops of, 18. 533.
cede forts in the South, 11. 182; N. O. to Spain, 8. 1320.
Chariol on regiment of, 18. 129-130.
Cherokees attacked, 6. 589.
Choctaws declare against, 11. 204.
colonies exposed to, 1. 547.
command seas and fleet of expect- ed, 14. 190.
company of recruited in N. C, 11. 479.
dangers from, 8. 879; to S. C, 8. 11; of Indians going over to, 1. 603.
debauch Indians, 4. 472.
deceive Southern Indians, 11. 180, 181.
defeat British, fleet, 16. 642; in East Indies, 16. 492.
designs against English, 2. 190-191, 192.
desire Carolana, 2. 350.
displease Arkansas I., 7. 281-282.
dispute over wreck of vessel, 18. 147.
effort to excel indigo of, 4. 871.
encroachments of, 6. 151; discussed, 6. 178, 179; on English, 2. 423; on Ohio mentioned, 6. 170; to be prevented, 8. 50.
engage English in R. I., 18. 211.
enlistment of causes trouble in New- born, 18. 142-143.
evacuate La. and Fla., 7. 214.
expel Natchez, 7. 281.
expulsion from Canada and La. de- sirable, 6. 462.
fear of, 1. 632; in Va., 1. 811, 812, 814.
fleet. See French fleet.
freedom to in S. C, 2. 905.
frauds in trade, 1. 245.
frontiers exposed to, 6. xlix.
furnish supplies to Indians, 1. 863.
gain Indians on Miss. River, 2. 422.
goods sent to N. C, 18. 29, 32, 368, 378, 462.
have correspondence with Chero- kees, 6. 612-614.
have faction among Choctaws, 7. 237, 239; 11. 177; large sea force, 16. 752.
help to by ruin of S. C, 1. 640.
help Yemassees, 2. 197.
imported for silk cultivation, 6. 332.
in Chowan Co., 6. 894.
in Conn., 16. 561.
in league with Cherokees, 6. xlix.
in Va. to have titles confirmed, 16. 891-892.
in W. I. and off Charleston, 16. 374.
Indians as defense against, 1. 706; to be won over to English, 6.
FRENCH, THE
63
FRENCH, THE
1090; to be used against* 1. 556, 845.
inflame Indians, 7. 109, 111; 18. 605.
influence in La., 8. 266; over In- dians erased, 7. 164; feared, 6. 635, 637, 638; Senecas to Join Tus- caroras, 1. 861.
instigate Creeks, 6. lii; massacres in S. C, 2. 421.
intrigue with Choctaws, 7. 280.
invade Rhine provinces, 8. 728.
invited to settle in South, 17. 519.
killed by Chickasaws, 11. 177.
know Lookout harbor, 6. 572.
land goods in S. C, 1. 545; troops at Sunbury, 14. 697; in Va., 22. 586.
land