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Gideon White Family Papers

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Index

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Abbott, Wm., 296, 309, 321.
Ackland, Philip, 549.
Agriculture,
loyalists efforts, 385.
Albion coal mine,
description, 1227.
Albro, John, 1105.
Alexander, H. E., 1480.
Allan, 1407, 1408, 1409.
Allan, W. M., 1296.
Allen, 392.
Allen, Col. Isaac, 258.
Allen, Mrs., 623.
Allen, Wm., 907.
Allicocke, C. K., 518.
Allison, 1247.
Almon family, 1062.
Ambrose, Michael, 403.
American inhabitants,
fishing in Nova Scotia, 210.
American provinces and states,
British immigration, 3;
effect of Seven Years' War, 3.
Andrews, D. H., 1503.
Anglin, Philip, 261.
Annapolis in 1783, 1539.
Antigonish,
description of village and church, 1227;
mission, 1397, 1400;
political interests of inhabitants, 1319;
social conditions, 1310.
Aplin, J., 402, 405, 880.
Archibald S.G.W., 1105, 1166, 1231, 1232, 1248.
Archibald,Chase, 1180, 1188.
Argyle,
election, 1107.
Army,
form for half-pay officers, 538;
official treatment of disasters, 200.
Assembly,
1795 session, 578;
1796 news, 593;
1826 election, 1180, 1188, 1190, 1191;
1830 election, 1237, 1239, 1241-3, 1245;
attitude to Howe, 1428;
brandy dispute, 1245, 1248;
Cambell's seat, 880;
case of Barry, 1216;
changed attire of speaker and Clerk, 1166;
comments on 1820 election, 1105, 1107;
contested election, 1312;
dispute, 1369;
election card, 1153;
eloquence of members, 1117;
factions in Shelburne election, 1158, 1159;
general elections, 644, 649;
House of: election in Shelburne, 400, 404;
House rejects Hale's memorial, 551;
politics, 1232, 1367;
see also Politics,
session of 1790 closes, 520;
votes to frank letters, 1189.
Assoicated Loyalists,
New York Committee, 183, 210.
Atkinson, Jos, 136.
Attwood, F, 121.
Baker, 1491.
Ballmer, Maj. Jas., 290, 317, 318, 372.
Barclay, Andrew, 924.
Barclay, Col. A., 937.
Bard, Fred B., 1479, 1481, 1485, 1486, 1487, 1488.
Barker, 457, 461.
Barrington,
smuggling, 597.
Barry A&R, 773.
Barry John A., 996, 1158, 1159, 1166, 1180, 1188, 1191, 1213, 1216, 1217, 1232, 1237, 1241, 1242, 1245, 1276, 1302, 1384.
Bates, Walter, 1535.
Bayard, Col., 632.
Bazalgette, Capt., 1080.
Beamish, Thos, 42.
Belcher, 1363, 1367.
Belcher A., 644.
Bell, 1447.
Bell, Geo, 325.
Bell, Jos, 872.
Bennet, Michael, 1247.
Bennett, Wm, 739.
Bergen, Tunis G., 1487.
Bergh T., 607.
Bethel, Capt. R., 868.
Bethune, John, 162.
Bingay, Geo., 1500, 1504.
Bingay, John, 867, 1107, 1294, 1309.
Bird, Thos., 699.
Black, 392.
Black, David, 500, 582.
Black, Forsyth&Co., 1330.
Black, John, 804.
Black, Robert K., 1031.
Blanchard, Jotham, 1237, 1248.
Blowers S.S., 378, 404, 476, 566, 599, 604, 790, 824, 826, 1070, 1276, 1548.
Boggs, Stephen, 1431.
Bolton T&C, 1381.
Bonnell and Budd, 815, 817.
Boole, John, 1150.
Bowen, John, 1445.
Bower, Chas., 820.
Bowers, Philip, 1036.
Braine, Thos., 483, 669.
Brandy Dispute, 1245, 1248.
Bready, Chas., 333.
Brennan, 1133.
Brinley, Edward, 412, 536, 561, 670, 678, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 688, 692, 697, 738.
Brinley, Edward Jr., 1135, 1146, 1151, 1156, 1160, 1185, 1238, 1259, 1270.
Brinley, Geo., 264.
Brittain J., 710.
Broke, Commodore, 983.
Brown, John, 1357.
Brownrigg, R.F., 62, 284, 293, 307, 312, 345, 355, 498, 535.
Bruce, 814, 1179.
Bruce John, 974, 1120.
Buchanan, 822, 824.
Buchanan&Robb, 358.
Buchanan, Maj, 120.
Buchannan, Wm, 919.
Buckeley, Freke, 573.
Buckeley, Richard, 380.
Burns, Wm, 491, 536.
Burton, Capt., 449.
Burton, Jos. H., 225.
Buskirk, 1439.
Cahan, C.H., 1501.
Caldwell, Jas, 484.
Cameron, 63.
Cameron, John, 242.
Cameron, Niel, 1381.
Campbell, A. M., 1325, 1386.
Campbell, Alex, 1336.
Campbell, Archibald, 1381.
Campbell, Archibald, 339, 377, 422, 426, 436.
Campbell, Capt. Archibald, 105.
Campbell, Capt. Laurence, 141.
Campbell, Col., 180, 215, 216.
Campbell, Colin, 559, 573, 593, 694, 880.
Campbell, Colin, 1241.
Campbell, David, 203, 414.
Campbell, Gen'l Archibald, 241, 259, 275, 317.
Campbell, Sam, 748, 766, 768, 872.
Campbell, Sir Colin, 1377, 1412.
Canso,
Brownrigg magistrate, 312.
Carden, Maj. John, 139, 334.
Carleton, Sir Guy, 184, 200.
Carritt, 1357.
Cary, Jas, 258.
Chadbourne, A. H., 1474, 1490.
Chambers, Capt. Samuel, 1051, 1052, 1053.
Champion&Dickason, 264, 298, 329, 341, 356, 360, 371, 395, 398.
Chancery Court,
Appointments as Master, 1221, 1251, 1252, 1329;
N.W. White as Registrar, 1264, 1277;
Pay of Master, 1251;
Robie as Master of Rolls, 1214.
Chandler, A. S. or N., 1473, 1476.
Chandler, Rufus, 626, 633, 716, 740, 861, 901, 929, 934, 936, 944.
Chapman, 284.
Chedabucto,
Conditions in year 1784, 284, 293;
Disputes, 307;
Loyalists Settling, 274;
Plans for Settling, 317, 322;
Returns of Loyalists Settled, 288;
State of Society, 589.
Chesapeake,
U.S. Frigate, 983.
Chew Ltd., 101, 208, 220.
Chipman, J. L., 995, 1067, 1291, 1294.
Chipman, Ward, 369, 454, 455, 478, 504, 517, 547, 787, 838, 844, 860, 863.
Cholera,
Threatens Province, 1286.
Christopherz, Capt. John, 246, 499, 584, 622.
Church of England,
Additions in Lunenburg, 868;
Bishop replies to complaints, 766, 769;
Bishop writes T. H. White, 1274, 1315, 1360;
Bishop's salary reduced, 1251;
Centenary Celebration of Shelburne church, 1469, 1471;
Church and school lands, 905;
Conditions in Shelburne church, 750, 761, 766, 798, 1401, 1404, 1405, 1448, 1462, 1465;
In Pictou Co., 1534;
Mission at Antigonish, 1283, 1310, 1390, 1397, 1400.
Church of Scotland,
Subscription for Shelburne, 803.
Clarence, Duke of, 544.
Clark, Jno, 1174, 1357.
Clark, Robt.D., 1367.
Clarke, Jas., 222, 400, 404, 459, 536.
Clopper, G., 193, 218.
Coattam, Thos., 748, 841.
Cochran, Thos. Jas. and Wm., 41, 42.
Cock, W., 414.
Cocken, A. D., 1550.
Cocken, Alexander, 277, 437, 492, 1090.
Coffin, 649.
Coffin, Gen'l John, 175.
Coffin, Jonathan, 82.
Coffin, Maj. John, 201, 215, 216, 330, 443, 746, 774, 804, 843, 844.
Coffin, T.A., 264.
Cogswell, H. H., 1057, 1264.
Collingwood, Ltd., 1038.
Collins, Andrew, 511.
Combauld, 417, 573.
Communication See Transportation,
Contraband,
candles and milk-pans as,, 567.
Copeland, Thos. And Alex., 282, 286.
Cormick, Daniel, 822, 824.
Coulbourn, Chas., 394.
Council. H. M.,
at loggerheads with House, 1191.
Courtney, Jas., 210.
Cowling, John, 672.
Cox (firewarden), 611.
Cox and Grassie, 640, 666, 673, 682, 685, 687, 721.
Cox and Walter, 648.
Cox, Jas., 607.
Cox, Wm., 925, 968.
Creighton, 1350.
Creighton, Mrs. Jas., 879.
Crocheron, Abraham, 666.
Croke, Alexander, 847.
Crowell, 1453, 1454.
Crowell and White, 1121.
Crowell, Ebenezer, 1035.
Crowell, Eleazer, 1371, 1402.
Crowell, Nehemiah, 1371, 1402.
Crowell, Thos., 661, 840, 867, 896, 963, 984, 986, 988, 994, 996, 1017, 1020, 1022, 1031, 1098, 1158, 1179, 1330.
Cruel, Thos., 1089.
Cunard, Samuel, 1363, 1370, 1373.
Cunniam, Mathew, 469.
Cunningham, Capt. Andrew, 240.
Cunningham, Capt. Archibald, 1, 167, 198, 212, 592, 803, 938.
Cunningham, Capt. Jas., 1140, 1406.
Cunningham, Capt. Ralph, 167, 285, 307, 321, 498.
Cunningham, John, 289.
Cunningham, W. R., 1307.
Currency,
tables for conversion to Canada currency, 1533.
Customs,
appointment, 1313;
duties as preventive officers, 1370;
officers; duties re Vice Admiralty Court, 447;
question in year 1827, 1190.
Customs H. M. see Nova Scotia Customs,
Cutler, Thos., 589, 609, 1072.
Dalzell, Capt., 319.
Davenport, Sam., 638, 985, 1030, 1142, 1259.
Davis, Bejamin, 65, 108, 203, 368, 369, 408, 427, 453, 495, 610, 623, 644, 649, 665, 666, 671, 680, 742, 743, 745, 785, 791, 88, 940.
Davis, J.P., 907.
Davis, John, 1122, 1123.
Davis, Judge, 973, 1007.
Davis, Miss, 973.
Davis, Mrs. Wm., 1019, 1103, 1112, 1164, 1182, 1192, 1198, 1219, 1234, 1260, 1267, 1279.
Davis, N.M., 919, 1018.
Davis, Rebecca, 1208, 1249.
Davis, Samuel, 1118.
Davis, Thos. And Wm., 381, 435.
Davis, Wm., 874, 909, 914, 917, 918, 931, 932, 997, 1005, 1010, 1016, 1040, 1103, 1106, 1112, 1126;
to marry Joanna White, 859.
Dawes, J., 548.
Dawes, Thos., 525.
De Longehamps, le Chevalier, 440.
De Moliter, Lewis, 1078.
Deane, S.O., 380, 381.
Debetor,
law restraining, 561.
Deblois (One-Eyed), 1370.
Deblois, Geo. And Geo., 93, 277, 282, 326, 328, 349, 364, 373, 376, 383, 387, 389, 390.
Deblois, Stephen W., 885, 920, 927, 1006, 1008, 1084, 1237, 1357.
Defence,
of N.S. during wartime, 965.
Deialton, Lt. Thos., 312.
Dickason, Thos., 529, 550.
Dickie, Jas., 607.
Digby,
lack of good society, 815.
Dill, David, 1247, 1320.
Dixson, Sam., 1194.
Doane, Elizabeth, 1373.
Doane, Thos., 974, 1371, 1402.
Dodd, E.M., 1312.
Dole, Jas., 485, 486, 574.
Doll, Mrs. Robt., 744.
Done, Eleazer, 299.
Dore, Jas., 970, 971, 989.
Dore, Miss, 1073.
Dore, Mrs., 688.
Dowse, Robt., 270.
Doyle, Maj., 140.
Dripps, Rev., 803, 1092.
Ducket, 1393.
Duelling,
Godfrey and Scantlebury case, 970.
Duke, Jas, 386.
Duncan, Commissioner, 273.
Durfee, Robt., 670.
Durnford, G., 1411, 1426, 1427, 1432.
Durnford, Mrs. Eliza, 957, 1436, 1452.
Duties,
on rum increased, 1244;
on rum not paid, 277.
Earle, C.F., 1055, 1064, 1075.
Earle, Hamilton, 651, 656.
Earle, Lt. Edward, 566, 1009.
Earle, Mrs. Hamilton, 894.
Echlin, Henry, 820.
Edward, H.R.H. Prince (Duke of Kent), 628, 636, 349, 1109, 1114.
Egan, Mrs., 364.
Esson, A., 1357.
Ethrington, Capt., 719.
Ewing, Bowie and Co., 877, 913.
Ewing, Jas., 696, 722, 755, 764, 781, 809, 892, 895, 897, 902.
Exchange,
between Halifax and London, 335, 341.
Fairbanks, Chas, 781, 1231, 1287, 1369.
Fairbanks, S. T., 1410, 1453, 1454.
Fanning, Lt.-Col., 258, 457, 461.
Faulkner,Wm., 197.
Favell, Bousfield and Son, 572, 657, 668, 700, 701, 717, 725, 741, 753, 762, 763, 771, 797, 799, 800, 813, 829, 834, 836, 842, 864, 887, 903, 921, 942, 949, 951, 980, 1024, 1548.
Fell, Jack, 678.
Fell, Mrs. Charity, 821.
Ferguson, G., 231.
Fernandes, Alexander, 736.
Fiddes and Robertson, 1330.
Fielding, W.S., 1467, 1491.
Fillis and Walter, 843.
Findlay, Janet, 539.
Finley, Capt., 551.
Fires,
fines exacted, 611, 613;
regulations for preventing, 612.
Firewardens,
Minute-book anc accounts etc. of Shelburne fire-wardens, 1529, 1530, 1531.
Firth, John, 1532.
Fisher, Wm., 1453.
Fishery,
cod, 300, 318;
conditions, 210, 363;
river in Shelburne Co., 948;
see also Whaling Prices,
to West Indies, 279.
Flieger, 1383, 1393, 1394.
Flieger, W.A., 1357.
Flyn, 1503.
Ford, N., 416, 427.
Foreman, 1248, 1287.
Foreman, Grassie and Co., 637, 639, 673.
Forristall, L., 1307.
Forsyth, Smith and Co., 637.
Fortune, Jas, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1148.
Foster, Rufus, 1422, 1423, 1444, 1425.
Foster, Thos., 420, 421.
Fox, Robt., 301.
Foxcroft Family, 474, 530, 811.
Foxcroft, John, 238, 366, 419, 432, 448, 466, 514, 716, 717, 740, 741, 752.
Franklin, Boutineau, 1166.
Fraser, John and Robt., 1099.
Fraser, Robt., 1335.
Freeman, Col. Jos., 1216.
Freeman, Elkanah, 291.
Freemasons,
Settling disputes, 352.
Frost, Wm., 520.
Gannett, Mrs.,
see Deborah and Sarah White,
Gannett, Rev., 1026, 1134, 1163, 1200.
Gardiner, 511.
Gautier, Jas., 292, 302, 440, 623.
General,
1783 conditions, 210;
1785 conditions, 351;
see also Loyalists,
George, Rupert, 1109, 1119, 1231.
George, S. H., 912, 1087.
Gladstow, John, 961, 969.
Goddard, Lemuel, 473.
Goddard, Lemuel Jr., 393.
Godfrey, Thos., 970, 971.
Gomez, Mordehay, 170.
Gorden John, 500.
Gorden, Lt. James, 243.
Gorden, Michael, 737, 757, 777.
Gostling, Messrs., 724, 727.
Gough,, 1216.
Gould, Samuel, 433, 434, 436, 438, 442, 449, 465.
Gracie and Cox, 637.
Gracie, Geo., 195, 503, 639, 734, 827, 1105.
Gracie, George and Co., 641, 642, 646, 648, 691, 721.
Graham, David, 1381.
Graham, Sir James, 651.
Grant, H, 1357.
Grant, John, 136, 1357.
Grant, R., 154.
Grant, Wm., 1381.
Grassie, Isabella, 665.
Grassie, John, 666.
Grassie, Miss, 1002.
Gray, Capt. Robt., 457, 461, 467, 468.
Gray, James, 1312.
Gray, Jas. I., 1410.
Gray, Lewis, 652, 659.
Green, Edward, 539.
Greeno, Jas., 1150.
Griffin, Lt. James, 245.
Guest, Henry, 391, 439, 484, 625, 1080.
Guysborough see Chedabucto,
Hagen, Andrew, 682.
Hale, Wm., 563, 663.
Hales, 551.
Halifax County,
to be divided, 1244.
Halifax Town,
arrival of the Chesapeake, 983;
business failures, 1357;
conditions in 1776, 1540;
demand for fish, 1379;
epidemic, 1215;
fire damages, 1289;
inhabitants' attitude to trade laws, 1168;
lack of fuel, 1248;
low rents and empty houses, 1367;
sale of rum, 277, 1254;
small pox and typhus, 1195;
social news, 345;
storm damages, 1268.
Hall, D., 516.
Hall, Francis, 1202.
Hall, Isaac, 1041.
Hall, Richard, 401.
Halliburton W. H. O., 1191.
Halliburton, Judge Brenton, 1136, 1245, 1248, 1312.
Hames, John, 790, 794, 820, 821, 823, 824.
Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel, 510, 549.
Hardin, Wm., 975.
Harding and Hill, 984.
Harding, Wm., 928.
Hardy, John, 647.
Hargraves, Capt., 923.
Harrington, Edward H., 1183.
Harris property, 1090.
Hart, Benjamin, 277, 459, 854.
Hart, Sam, 714.
Hartshorne and Boggs, 876, 915, 1357.
Hartshorne, Lawrence, 644, 649, 790, 876, 965.
Harvey, 1367, 1368.
Hatfield, Abram., 1492.
Hatton, Lt. John, 214.
Hayt, Monson, 295.
Hayward N., 758, 765, 862, 967.
Heaton, James Spry., 569, 570.
Hellman, Robt., 376.
Henry, R. N., 1381.
Henry, W. A., 1299, 1305, 1307, 1365.
Heppel, Wm., 127, 128.
Hewens, Catherine, 247.
Hewett, Henry, 1115.
Hicks, John, 206, 220.
Hill, Chas., 676, 784, 794, 846, 947.
Hill, Jas., 1167.
Hill, John, 352.
Hill, Wm., 1144, 1148, 1231.
Hislop, Lt., 658.
History,
Epitome of History, Statistics &c. of Nova Scotia published 1842, 1528.
Hockin and Son, 1307.
Hodson, 602.
Hodson, Chas., 1140.
Holden W. H., 1462, 1463.
Holden, Thos., 1462, 1463.
Holland, Stephen, 197, 660.
Homer, Jos., 1171.
Hooker, Lt., 1051.
Hopkins, John, 974.
Hough, George, 323.
Houston Thos., 336.
Houston, John, 849, 855, 858, 873, 875.
Howe, John, 710.
Howe, Joseph, 1428.
Hubbill, Nathan., 498.
Hughes, Thos., 1282.
Hunter, Hannah, 646.
Huntington, Herbert, 1248.
Hutchins, 576, 578.
Hutchinson, Foster, 730, 830, 835, 845, 923, 926.
Immigrants,
preparations for encouraging, 1104.
Impressing,
case of the Whiting officers, 819, 823;
of N.S. inhabitants, 813.
Indians, 314;
hostile demeanour, 883.
Ingles, 954.
Inglis, John (Bishop), 769, 1214, 1225, 1250, 1274, 1328, 1325, 1333, 1387, 1390, 1397, 1413, 1415, 1421.
Insurance,
for schooner Queen, 989;
for sugar on Good Intent, 827;
policy for schooner Apollo, 46.
Irish, E., 1256.
Irish, George F., 1381.
Irwin, [Irven] Jas., 1323, 1349.
Jamaica,
Cox and Gracie have agents, 640;
freeing of negroes, 258.
Jamieson (Jemison) Dr., 1073, 1334.
Jarvis, B., 298, 327.
Jarvis, Philip, 501, 524.
Jeffreys, T.N., 1179, 1243, 1312.
Jeffscot, 542.
Jenkins, Capt., 451.
Jenkins, James, 941.
Jennings, 1323.
Johnson, Wm., 362.
Johnston, 1287, 1350.
Johnston, J.W., 993, 1076, 1105, 1130, 1131, 1132, 1133, 1247, 1312, 1417, 1453, 1456.
Johnston, John, 195.
Johnston, Lewis, 85, 128, 132, 142, 144, 174, 187.
Johnston, Lt. Alexander, 169.
Johnston, Mrs., 1062.
Johnston,Wm., 95.
Jones, Abraham, 532.
Jones, Jonah, 429.
Jones, Nathan, 331, 332.
Jones, Stephen, 385, 429.
Jones, Thos., 364.
Kane, Lt. Patrick, 233.
Kavanagh, Laurence, 1312.
Keeling, Wm., 1194.
Kelly, Capt. S., 107.
Kempt. Sir. Jas., 1107, 1154, 1214.
Kendrick, Daniel, 162.
Kenney, 751.
Kenny, 872.
Kenny, Capt. Jas., 92, 102.
Kenny, Joseph, 1492.
Kent, Duke of see Edward, Prince,
Ker, Capt., 271.
King, Thos., 1038, 1069.
Kingsley, Zephaniah, 296, 309, 319.
Kinney, Nehemiah, 597.
Knox, Thos., 396.
Land,
at Shelburne, 303;
church and school, 905;
difficulty of selling, 498, 1175;
escheat, 402, 760, 930;
leasing of farm, 485;
Loyalist land at Chedabucto, 274, 277, 284, 288, 355, 498;
of loyalist officers in England, 382;
prices of various lots, 336, 451, 510, 589, 609, 1394;
provisions for settling disputes re, 308;
rise in value, 1394;
taken up by squaters, 1428, 1429;
taxes on absentee, 882;
town lots laid out in Shelburne, 211, 337;
transferred, 365, 467, 471, 515;
wanted for immigrants, 1104.
Landers, Capt., 996.
Lands,
field notes by deputy, 1532;
Surgeyor-Gen'l of: conduct of deputy at Cheddabucto, 274, 284.
Lane, Son and Fraser, 374, 462.
Langley,Wm., 1381.
LaPoosey and Hall, 1357.
Largin (Michael), 400, 405.
Laurence, L., 428, 519.
Laurie, Gen'l, 1491, 1494.
Law,
change in provincial courts, 1152, 1248;
prolix forms in N.S. courts, 1023;
re collection of debts, 1058;
training for practice, 1039, 1050.
Lawrie, Andrew, 377.
Lawson, G.P., 1211.
Lawson, Wm., 1231.
Lays, Richard, 1315, 1324, 1381.
Leahy,Wm., 1453.
Lear, Jesse, 968.
Leaver, Thos.C., 1400.
Leckie, Alexander, 362, 400, 840.
Leckie, George, 640, 742, 727.
Leeds, Hisam, 667.
Legal,
Blowers offers, 604;
certificate of satisfaction of judgement, 1417;
fees for, 1034, 1257;
in constant demand, 1023;
list of fees, 601;
re brig Sally, 673;
record of G. White's, 1523;
services: bill for G. White's, 43.
Leigh, John, 969.
Leighton,John, 610.
Lepincutt, Jas., 896, 898.
Liberg, Peter, 994.
Library,
in Halifax, 1357;
travelling, 1383.
Lieudett, 1068.
Lighthouse,
at Shelburne preserved, 551;
duties collected, 593, 1521.
Lindsay,Capt. John, 179, 184, 190, 244, 268.
Liverpool,
Mr. Black preaches in, 392.
Locke, John, 917.
Lockland, Rev., 1359.
Lockyer, 1357.
Longley, 1492.
Loyalist,
23rd, 118;
Duke of Cumberland's, 224, 248, 249, 260, 272, 276, 277, 284, 288, 303, 338;
form for receipt of half-pay, 280;
King's American Gragoons, 193;
list of articles issued, 338, 357;
N.Y. Volunteers, 83;
provincial corps going to N.S., 226;
regiments: Loyal American Rangers, 73, 99, 102;
regulation re living in British dominions, 458;
return of regiments in Shelburne, 235.
Loyalists,
achievements in settling see Jones, Stephen,
achivements in settling see Jones, Stephens,
arriving from E. Florida, 288;
arriving from E. Florida, 288;
arriving in Shelburne, 210;
arriving Shelburne, 210;
at Chedabucto, 274, 288, 293, 307;
at Chedabucto, 274, 288, 293, 307;
attitude towards peace, 154;
attitude towards peace, 154;
attitude towards representation, 404;
comissioners, 427, 497;
committee, 183;
committee, 183;
encouragements in St. John's I, 333;
encouragements in St. John's I, 333;
influence in N.S., 649;
Kingston and the Loyalists of the "Spring Fleet", 1536;
leave Shelburne, 464, 501;
leaving N.Y., 193;
leaving N.Y., 193;
list of Shelburne, 340;
list of Shelburne, 340;
newspaper articles, 1536;
selling rations and tools, 284;
selling rations and tools, 284;
settling Shelburne, 235, 308;
settling Shelburne, 235, 308;
U.S. Attitude, 191, 192, 193;
U.S.attitude, 191, 192, 193;
verse, 447.
Lt.-Governors,
has quarrel with Brownrigg, 355;
in Council, 824;
is friendly with White, 536;
letter from re privateer, 640;
Lord Falkand as and see also Maitland, Sir Peregrine, 1428;
N.W. White meets Lord Dalhousie, 1056;
Parr proposes to vist Shelburne, 210;
proclaims fast, 623;
receives claims for church and school lands, 905;
Sir Colin Campbell as, 1377, 1412;
Sir George Prevost becomes, 889, 897;
Sir Jas. Kempt as, 1107, 1171, 1214;
Sir John Sherbrooke becomes, 955, 965, 995;
to appoint collector, 792, 794;
Wentworth becomes, 544.
Lumber,
exported to W. Indies, 279, 326, 331, 410;
purchased for loyalists, 307;
selling for general merchandise, 332;
trade in provice, 903.
Lyle, Alexander, 1199.
Lyle, John, 1201.
Lynch, Peter, 502.
Macdonald, Alexander, 1278, 1297.
Macdonald, J., 255, 284, 293, 307.
Macnamara, M., 695.
Maher, John, 1078.
Maitland, Sir Peregrine, 1220, 1231, 1245, 1248, 1277, 1312.
Manchester see Chedabucto,
Mangham, 822, 824.
Mansfield G. B., 1473, 1474.
Marquis C., 1089.
Marriage,
solemnization without license, 284;
solemnized by magistrate, 312.
Marshall, 649.
Marshall and Crowell, 977.
Marshall, Capt., 188.
Marshall, Sam., 941, 965, 986.
Massey, John, 109, 112, 113, 117.
Mathews, Benjamin, 114, 171.
Mathews, Wm., 130, 133, 252.
Maylor, Paul, 252, 260, 280, 315, 320, 321, 334, 344, 347, 372, 436, 458, 481, 508, 522, 523, 531, 542, 572.
Mayorr, John, 103.
McConnell, Lt. D., 451.
McCormick, 1312.
McDonald, 63.
McDonald, 367.
McDonald Maj. Colin, 229, 257, 300.
McDonald, Judge, 1468.
McDonald, Ranald, 1362.
McDonell, Capt., 1038.
McDonogh, Patrick, 346, 350, 423.
McDougall, Alexander, 1381.
McEwen, 404.
McGray, Arthur, 1491, 1493, 1494, 1495.
McIntosh, Robt., 1338.
McIver, Capt. John, 162.
McKay, Donald, 1442.
McKay, Jas., 1440.
McKeige, Eliza, 720, 726, 729, 735.
McKenzie, David, 515.
McKinnon, 1107.
McKinnon, Capt., 536, 578.
McKinnon, John, 1213.
McKinnon, Neil, 1381.
McLaren, Prince, 1450.
McLarnon, Matthew, 44.
McLean and Bogle, 373.
McLearn, 294.
McLeod, 552.
McLeod, Roderick, 661.
McMahon, Peter, 333.
McMaster, Capt. James, 162, 669.
McNaughton, 1447, 1459.
McNeill, A., 135, 400.
McPherson, Donald, 852.
McPherson, John, 274, 284, 293, 307, 312.
McQuhac, Robt., 714, 1224.
Meader, Capt., 360, 371.
Meighen, Lt. B., 307, 367.
Melish, Thos., 300.
Merritt, Thos., 87, 617.
Meyer, Abraham, 161.
Middleton, Thos., 409.
Milby, Capt., 225, 709;
licence, 539;
license and bond, 1271.
Militia,
fees of officer, 568;
ordnance and stores issued, 569;
use during War of 1812, 965.
Miller, John, 228, 254, 256, 264, 275, 277, 291, 480, 527.
Millidge, Stephen, 219, 406, 706, 733.
Millidge, Thos., 228, 254, 310, 311, 325, 353, 394.
Mills,
grist;destroyed, 560;
shelling, 1445;
snuff, 500.
Mills. Wm., 136.
Mines,
company survives, 1171;
Cunard's company for working, 1363;
description of coal, 1227.
Mitchell, Sir Andrew, 824.
Monk. G.H., 883, 1003.
Montagu, Lord Chas., 191, 224, 259, 266, 285, 317.
Montgomery and Prescott, 451, 452.
Moody, Messers. J. and E., 1193, 1357.
Moor, Capt. John, 518.
Moore, Rev. D.C., 1534.
Morris family, 1373.
Morris, Capt. Robt., 1089.
Morris, Chas., 477, 558, 559, 591, 760, 839, 854, 905, 938, 1104.
Morris, John, 189, 410.
Morris, Thos., 1357.
Morris, W. S. H., 1508, 1509.
Morrison, Maj. John, 305, 467, 468, 470, 471.
Morse, Jas., 610.
Morton George E., 1380.
Morton, E., 814, 815, 817.
Muir, Robt. G., 1470.
Muir, Wm., 988.
Mulgrave, Earl of, 1449.
Munto, Mrs., 623.
Murdock, B., 1237.
Mure, Thos., 111.
Myrie, John, 265.
Naval Office,
deputy's orders, 607, 608, 610;
fees, 388, 597;
G. White's hopes, 402, 405, 576;
incomplete returns from deputy, 578;
instructions to deputy, 588;
seizing goods, 604;
weakness of position, 593.
Navel Office see Nova Scotia,
Navy Yard,
embezzlements of officers, 649.
Neal, 1357.
Negroes,
being set free, 258;
emigrating to Sierra Leone, 560;
permitted to leave U.S. for N.S., 196.
Neguit (Negust), 567, 637.
Negus, Henry, 577.
Nevinson, Dr., 1003.
Newcomb, Jas., 665, 697.
Newfoundland,
effects of the war on trade, 564;
trade with N.S., 1211, 1326, 1377.
Newton, John, 387, 390.
Nicholl, Duncan, 703, 710, 715.
Norman, Chas., 1150.
Norman, Sarah, 1150.
NOVA SCOTIA,
Nunn, Sam., 674.
Nutter, Valentine, 486, 1096.
Nutting, 274, 284.
O'Brian, D., 1381.
Odell, Col. Wm., 67, 73, 104, 110, 119, 153, 154, 166, 167, 221.
O'Donnell, Capt. J., 313, 375.
Ogden, 536.
Ogden A. A., 1227, 1403.
Ogden, Nicholas, 546.
O'Halloran Lt. John, 84, 187, 188, 324, 422.
O'Hara, Daniel, 150.
Olding, N.P., 1141.
Orkney, Lt., 824.
Owen, C. and D., 1439, 1441.
Owen, Chas. B., 1428, 1429, 1433-5, 1442.
Owen,Daniel, 1433.
Pagan. Robt. And Wm., 300.
Paget, Henry, 134, 160, 191, 213, 217, 221, 239, 262, 267, 269, 322, 654.
Palmer, Robt., 236.
Parker, Ebenezer, 533, 603, 610.
Parker, Geo., 279, 314, 331, 343, 370, 450.
Parker, Wm., 283.
Parr, John see NOVA SCOTIA, Lt. Governor,
Passport,
to leave province, 480;
to leave U.S. for N.S., 991.
Patronage,
in appointing Shelburne collector, 792, 793;
in chancery appointment, 1329;
in Chief Justiceship, 1248;
in customs appointment, 1177, 1179, 1187, 1309, 1313, 1370;
in England re Shelburne appointment, 794;
in road commissions, 1253;
N.W. White's, 1492.
Patterson, Gen'l, 210.
Patterson, Robt., 610.
Peabody J.G., 1381.
Peacock, Commodore, 106.
Peaine, Jas., 1044.
Peat, David, 1017.
Pell, Jonathan, 534.
Pell, Joshua, 1032.
Perfect, Lt., 173.
Peterson, Lt., 185.
Phillips, Lt. Simon, 263, 351, 479.
Phillips, Nathaniel, 507, 513, 526, 555, 562, 564, 575, 618.
Phillips, Samuel Jr., 463, 487, 488, 506, 525, 622, 635, 716.
Pictou Academy Bill,
thrown out of Assembly, 1231.
Piers,Temple, 1350.
Pilgrim Society, 1118, 1205.
Place, Jas., 194, 430.
Plaster of Paris,
manny vessels shipping, 945;
Tonge's business, 630.
Politics,
railway as factors, 1500-1505;
see also NOVA SCOTIA Assembly,
South Shore railway company views, 1492-4;
Yarmouth against Fielding government, 1491.
Poole S.S., 599.
Port Hebert,
return of inhabitants, 543.
Porterfield, Wm., 783, 888, 928, 1014.
Powell, Col., 276, 319, 329, 348.
Power, Patrick, 1316, 1381.
Poyas, James, 116.
Prescott, 1002.
Prescott and Lawson, 732, 752, 947.
Prescott, Jos., 798, 826, 866, 867, 947, 955.
Prescott, Mrs. Jos., 865.
Prevost, Sir George, 897.
Prices,
for a town lot of land, 336;
for barbering, 737;
for chartering vessels, 1330;
for cleaning arms, 64;
for making coffins, 1335;
for making shoes, 1316, 1381;
for schooling, 672, 778;
for stone-cutting, 739;
general, 979, 981;
general, 1046;
of barber's supplies, 482;
of bread, 355;
of cattle, 487;
of cattle sheep, feed, etc., 463;
of chaise and harness, 743;
of coal, 1321, 1327;
of fish, 801;
of flour, 580;
of foodstuffs, 1355;
of fruit, 904;
of furniture, 1042;
of furniture in Lunenburg, 867;
of general merchandise, 483;
of herring, 431;
of land, 1394;
of lumber increases, 354, 410;
of mason's work, 1017;
of medicine, 491;
of ocean travel, 1157;
of pork, butter and bread, 637;
of rum, 277;
of shares in a privateer, 670;
of stone lime, 383, 387;
of various commodities, 1247, 1292;
of water transportation, 1226;
of wheat and fish, 557.
Prince, Dr John, 44, 287, 489, 594, 595, 598, 605, 606, 615, 620, 694, 730, 783, 828, 835, 845, 885, 886, 888, 920, 927, 928, 1006, 1008, 1012, 1044, 1084.
Privateers,
business re Nelson, 665, 665;
capture vessel, 699, 998, 1000;
certificates, 636;
cruising of N.S. coast, 981, 987;
directions for cruise, 1001;
illegal action of Nelson, 673;
list of crew of Nelson, 734;
papers protecting, 639;
petition to king re, 640;
supplies for Nelson, 695.
Proctor, Capt, 108.
Prothonotary,
deputy for Shelburne, 602.
Provincial Secretary,
asks for report on magistrates in Shelburne, 912;
Colin Campbell appointed as deputy for Shelburne, 573;
rebukes magistates for shirking duties, 776.
Purvis, Robt, 1361.
Pushee, 1227.
Putnam, Jas, 565.
Pyke, Col, 644.
Railway,
between Yarmouth and Lockeport, 1475;
Coast Ry Co, 1479, 1482-4, 1487-9, 1492, 1495, 1498, 1500, 1502, 1503, 1505;
contreversey over narrow and standard gauge, 1490, 1491, 1493, 1494, 1497, 1500, 1501;
plan, 1473, 1474, 1476, 1486, 1487;
Raine, John, 669;
Ramsden, Thos, 411, 423, 425;
Randall, John, 1307;
Ranken, Wm, 369, 453;
Rashleigh, Robt and Co, 346, 350.
Ramsay, Cato, 196.
Religion,
female religious society formed, 1092.
Richards, Wm, 1337.
Richardson, Matthew, 913, 916.
Rigby, Wm., 483.
Ritchie, Owen, 1418, 1499.
Ritchie, Thos., 1002, 1023, 1039, 1054, 1152, 1248.
Roach, Chas., 607, 1236.
Roach, Wm., 1237, 1241, 1242.
Roads,
commissions and grants, 1119, 1253, 1254, 1287;
expenditure for repairing, 1035;
statute labour, 751.
Roberston, …, 1385, 1387, 1392, 1393.
Roberston, Chas., 580.
Roberts, Michael, 359.
Robertson, …, 63.
Robertson, Jas., 147.
Robertson, Thos., 1475, 1505.
Robertson, Wm., 577, 1561.
Robie, S. B., 1214, 1245.
Robinson, J, 482.
Robinson, Robt., 814.
Roche, Chas., 872, 1236.
Rockwell, …, 1171.
Rogers, Robt., 772, 773, 777, 779.
Rose, Wm., 176.
Ross, …, 400, 404.
Ross, Geo and Robt., 627.
Ross, Geo., 611-613.
Ross, Mrs., 757.
Rowland, Miss., 1183.
Rowland, Rev. Thos. Bowlby, 748, 768, 905, 1095, 1395.
Roxby, Capt., 704, 708, 713.
Rudolph, …, 1231.
Rum,
Sable River,
return of inhabitants etc., 543.
Saidler and Waterbury, 617.
Saint John, N.B.,
vessels lost, 605.
Sargeant, John, 123, 489, 490, 494, 693.
Scantlebury, …, 970.
Schaeffe, Thos., 342.
Schools,
combined…, 1480;
Eliza McKeige's bills for teaching Miss White, 720, 726, 735;
George Wright's school, 728;
private…, 763, 773, 780, 788;
T.H. White as…commissioner, 1466-7;
teacher's fees, 775, 772, 778, 841;
teachers in Antigonish, 1310;
White children attend, 672.
Schwartz, J.W., 418.
Scott, Sir Walter, 1342, 1353.
Seabury, …, 873.
Sergeant, Phillip, 252-3, 280, 315, 316, 320, 334, 347, 372.
Sewell, Jonathan, 396, 900.
Sewell, Samuel, 629, 702, 716, 717, 740, 943, 950.
Shannon (H.M.S.), 983.
Shelburne,
conditions, 262, 264, 302, 310, 359;
description, 210;
dissension, 788, 790, 798;
distracted situation, 824, 866;
early tax-books for town and country, 1517, 1518, 1520;
English settlers arriving, 427;
factious election, 1159;
fire damages, 1077;
fire ravages, 552, 560;
formal society, 1083;
inhabitants emigrating, 464, 501, 545, 1032;
land surveys, 1532;
lighthouse saved, 551;
list of magistrates, 1129;
Mr. Black preaching, 392;
need for Supreme Court sittings, 593;
negroes leave, 560;
religious troubles, 761, 766, 768, 769;
rum duties unpaid, 277;
sad state, 574;
school, 763, 772, 780, 788;
selected as loyalist town by G. White, 1554;
social effect of war, 616;
trade suffers from war, 598, 630;
traveling actors visit, 1111;
treatment by representative, 1319;
volunteer troops, 816, 1457, 1460.
Shipman, Wm, 545, 580, 581.
Shortis, …, 1357.
Shreve, …, 867.
Shubenacadie Canal,
Simson, Jas., 1444.
Skinner, John, 647, 748, 766.
Skinner, Katherine, 963, 1423, 1551.
Skinner, Mrs., 938, 991, 1410.
Skinner, Stephen, 470, 471, 510, 515, 582, 748, 794, 926, 1410, 1526, 1546.
Small, Col. John, 445.
Smallpox epidemic in Halifax,
Smith and Co., 804.
Smith, …, 1105.
Smith, …, 1363.
Smith, Geo., 721.
Smith, Harry, 683.
Smith, Job, 911.
Smith, Richard, 1312.
Smith, Warren, 435.
Smith, Wm, 148.
Smith, Wm, 961, 969.
Smither, Jas., 480.
Smuggling,
prevalent at Barrington, 597.
Snow, Joshua, 600.
Snow, Seth, 962.
Snuff-Mill, 500.
Snyder, Wm.H..
Social Services,
bill for medical attention, 492;
poor oversears fined, 872, 1274.
Society for Propagation of Gospel,
reduces support of missions, 1274, 1325, 1333.
Sommervil, Robt, 492.
South America,
imports fish from N.S., 1223.
Sparhawk, Nathaniel, 652, 53.
Spence, R., 205, 415.
Spender, Geo.,
Spillard, Timothy, 368, 495.
Spinney, E.K., 1482-5, 1502.
Splain, Wm., 232.
Sprott, Rev. John, 1092.
St. John's Island,
provision for loyalists, 333;
social state, 84.
St. Paul's Church, 1446.
Stamper,…, 1367.
Stanhope, …, 287.
Staples, Cyrius, 1504.
Sterns, Wm., 1120, 1257.
Stewart, …, 1287, 1369.
Stewart, Patrick, 86.
Strickland, Jas., 126.
Subsidy,
by federal government of railway, 1482-1484, 1489, 1496;
by provincial government of railway, 1493.
Sugar,
trade between West Indies and Nfld., 1326.
Sullivan, …, 512.
Sutherland, Chas., 687.
Sutherland, Jane, 692.
Sutherland, Wm., 367, 1201, 1312.
Taxes,
of Shelburne, 882, 1517, 1518, 1520.
Taylor, John, 503.
Taylor, Niel, 686.
Taylor, Peter, 1000.
Tench, John, 551, 552.
Tench, Taylor, Bruce and Co., 399.
Thayer, Levi, 298, 424, 441, 512.
Thomas, Geo., 75, 96, 115, 123, 127, 129.
Thomas, John, 401.
Thomas, Nathaniel R., 57, 202, 214, 519.
Thompson, Sir John, 1479.
Thomson, …, 534.
Thomson, Wm, 592, 602.
Thwaites, N., 508, 537.
Timpany, Jos., 74, 291, 294, 301, 305, 363, 392, 431, 437.
Timpany, Major. Robt., 105, 165, 186, 352.
Tompson, Geo., 326, 354.
Tonge, Col. Winckworth, 400, 402.
Tonge, Wm. Cottnam,
comments on Naval Office, 593, 597;
contracts to supply troops with fuel and straw, 630;
employs White, 578;
issues instructions as Naval Officer, 587-8;
likely to be pushed for Speaker, 644, 649;
sends White commission as seizing officer, 596;
tries to sell "Winckworth", 586;
writes G. White, 576.
Torrane, Jas., 384, 408.
Townsend, Gregory, 264.
Trade,
…from Middle States, 358, 418, 509, 534;
…with the medeterrenean countries, 1228;
export with W.I., 41, 279, 300, 465, 503, 900, 1253, 1292, 1326, 1350;
from New England, 342, 918;
import from…, from England, 314, 341, 343;
importation of butter, 456;
in Halifax, 954;
interprovincial…, 455, 900;
popular reception of impreial…laws, 1168;
restrictions on, 419, 954;
retail…, setting up in Shelburne, 264;
with Nfld., 555, 858.
Trading,
from Halifax to Boston, 438;
from London to Shelburne to W. Indies, 279;
voyage from Halifax to W. Indies, 41.
Transportation,
… by sleigh in the province, 977, 1246;
… by vessel in the province, 1226;
interprovincial, 309, 977;
little…, between Lunenburg and Shelburne, 865;
of mail, 655.
Tremain, …, 1312.
Tung, John, 74.
Tupper, …, 1105.
Tupper, Sir Chas., 1478, 1478, 1479, 1497, 1498, 1500, 1506, 1507.
Turnbull, Janet, 1444.
Turnbull, Lt. Col. Geo., 185.
Turner, Levin, 386.
Typhus Fever,
epidemic in Halifax, 1195, 1358.
Uniacke, A. M., 1262.
Uniacke, Jas. B., 1242, 1243, 1247, 1248.
Uniacke, R. J. Jr., 1136, 1187, 1232, 1358, 1359.
Uniacke, R.J.,
action re Sally, 673, 784;
address to, 404;
re collectorship, 793, 846;
re N. W. White's appointment, 1221;
warns G. White, 624.
Van Blareum, Reyer, 532.
Van Buskirk, Jacob, 748, 766, 792, 793, 795, 896, 1085, 1179, 1187.
Van Buskirk, Jas., 1428, 1430.
Van Horne, Cornelius, 379.
Van Horne, John, 1085.
Van Senden and Co., 986.
Veitch, Gavin, 872.
Vessels,
as unprofitable property, 1382, 1383;
being built, 1464;
mortgaging, 1447, 1470-1;
wreck and salvaging, 1437, 1438.
Vice-Admirality see under Nova Scotia,
Vice-Admiralty Court,
appeal case, 727;
decree to seize fishing vessel, 380, 381;
duties and fees of Registrar, 378, 559;
Judge issues monition, 847;
observations on case, 724;
orders to seize vessel for owner's debt, 399, 437, 469;
procedure in case, 477, 637;
questions Nelson captain, 699;
Rainbow case, 591.
Voyages,
… to Portsmouth, 456;
…to Cadiz, 994;
agreement for, …, 1406;
charterparty for ship, 941;
conditions, 281;
under war conditions, 41.
Walker, David, 870.
Walker, Hugh, 675.
Walker, John, 675.
Walkey, …, 992.
Wall, Patrick, 324.
Wallace, D., 1231.
Wallace, Michael, 644, 649, 1154, 1175, 1245.
Walter and Fillis, 848, 851.
Walter, Lynde, 669, 690, 732, 753, 756, 759, 782, 788, 801, 802, 806, 811, 812, 831, 833, 906, 1548.
Walter, Wm, 557, 567.
War of 1812,
making terms with enemy, 965;
news of peace coolly received, 1002;
treatment of captive fishermen, 997.
Ward, J., 738.
Warren, Henry, 681, 856, 956, 966, 1011, 1088, 1127.
Warren, P. W., 1209.
Watson and Rashleigh, 41.
Watson, B. M., 1205.
Watson, D., 230.
Weir, Capt., 389.
Wentworth, Benning, 776.
Wentworth, John, Bart., 544, 599, 878.
Wentworth, Lady Frances (Mrs John), 544.
Wesley, John, 685.
West Indies,
exporting to Nova Scotia, 41, 300, 1056;
in shaky financial state, 41;
lumber scarce, 410;
to W. Indies, 1210, 1292, 1350;
trade with England and N. S. and Nfld., 1326;
trading trips to Demerara, 941.
Western Islands,
Halifax merchants trade, 732.
Wheaton, L. H., 1477, 1478.
Wheelock, Walter, 1439.
Whidden, Jas., 1381.
Whipple, John, 585.
White and Blanchard, 1480.
White Family,
list of children of Gideon and Deborah White, 1037, 1556;
pedigree, 1426-7, 1432, 1452, 1557.
White, Capt. Cornelius, 40, 41.
White, Cornelius,
at school, 672, 841;
in Halifax, 999, 1005, 1010, 1013, 1016, 1021, 1027, 1029, 1047, 1057, 1059, 1061, 1062, 1064-6, 1068-9, 1072-5, 1079, 1080, 1092-4, 1099-1103, 1110-1113, 1122-3l1125-6;
in Shelburne, 1134-6, 1138-9, 1146-7, 1149, 1151-2, 1155-7, 1159-66, 1168-9, 1172, 1174-5, 1177, 82, 1184-8, 1190-1, 1195-8, 1200, 1204, 1206-12, 1216, 1218-9, 1223, 1231-4, 1236, 1238, 1240-2, 1244-5, 1247-9, 1251-5, 1259-60, 1264-70, 1275-6, 1280-1, 1284-5, 1287-91, 1293, 1295, 1298, 1301-4, 1306;
in Shelburne, 1308-9, 1311-4, 1317-8, 1320-3, 1326-9, 1331, 1337, 1339-1359, 1363-4, 1366-70, 1372-3, 176-9, 1382-5, 1397-9, 1391-4, 1396, 1398, 1410, 1412, 1414, 1417, 1420, 1422-36, 1439, 1441-2, 1447, 1452-4;
journal for year 1866, 1552.
White, Creighton and Co., 1060.
White, David, 1418.
White, Deborah (Mrs. Gannett), 1134.
White, Gideon,
administrator of brother's estate, 49;
arrives in Jamaica, 154;
auction of effects, 1347;
becomes deputy naval officer, 578, 587;
becomes deputy prothonotary, 602;
becomes sherriff,
biography, 1553-4;
captain of Charleston City Guard, 94;
cargo-book, 1516;
cash-book, 1514;
claims as loyalist doubted, 276;
conviviality, 440;
day-book, 1521;
debts due to, …, 199, 204-5;
dies, 1334-5;
duties as deputy registrar of Admiralty Court, 378;
evades duties, 624;
fees as a militia officer, 568;
fire ravages his farm, 552;
has negro tennants, 560;
has words with Mr. Black, 392;
honarary member of Pilgrim Society, 1118, 1205;
hopes to succeed to Naval Office, 405;
imprisoned after living in N. S., 39;
in Massachusetts in year 1791, 541;
in Shelburne, 338;
intend settling at Chedabucto, 277;
leaves Charleston, 151;
ledger, 1522;
legal record book, 1523;
list of children, 1037;
major of 22nd battalion of Nova Scotia miltia, 889;
master of schooner Apollo, 46;
offers himself for reg't, 565;
on loyalist committee, 183;
private papers, 1539, 1541-2, 1544-5, 1548-9;
proposes moving to USA, 681, 693;
proposes to marry Deborah Whitworth, 448;
returns to N.S., 671;
services as loyalist, 319;
sits in Assembly, 520;
situation as half-pay captain during war, 616;
standing for election, 502;
suing Timpany, 353;
supplying regiment, 75, 79, 80, 83, 89, 104;
supports erecting of a Church of Scotland in Shelburne, 803;
takes part in church controversy, 766, 798;
to be light duty collector, 593;
to enlist men in Jamaica, 73;
visits England, 643;
waste-book, 1515.
White, Gideon Sr., 37.
White, Hannah, 948.
White, J Deane W, 841;
in Halifax or at sea, 1206, 1210-2, 1220, 1222-3, 1228, 1230-1, 1236-7, 1240-2, 1244, 1246-7, 1251, 1253-4, 1266, 1268-9, 1275, 1285, 1287-9.1290, 1292-3, 1295-6, 1298, 1301-4, 1306, 1308-9, 1311-4, 1317-8, 1320-2, 1326-9, 1331-2, 1339-41, 1343-4.1345-6.1348-52.1354-6.1357-9.1363-4.1366-70, 1372-3;
in Halifax or at sea, 1276-80, 1382-3, 1385, 1387-9, 1391-4, 1396, 1398;
merchant in Shelburne, 1027, 1060, 1100-2, 1170, 1183, 1199, 1203.
White, Jos, 1480.
White, Miles W,
about to go to Boston, 806, 807;
dies, 1125;
goes to school, 672;
in Boston, 812, 848;
in Boston, 1041, 1049, 1077, 1097;
in business in Halifax, 979, 981-2, 1004, 1025, 1038;
in Halifax, 878, 884, 904, 930;
marries Miss Davis, 973;
sales book, 1525;
setting up Halifax business, 960;
to go to England, 936, 937, 954;
to join Hartshorne and Boggs, 876.
White, Miss [Joanna],
becomes engaged to Wm. Davis, 859;
in school, 720, 801;
trousseau, 1521.
White, Mrs T.H., 1297.
White, Mrs. Cornelius, 1414.
White, Mrs. Gideon Jr., 1083, 1113.
White, Mrs. Joanna, 765, 802;
dies, 1932.
White, Mrs. Miles W., 1204.
White, Nathaniel Whitworth,
at college, 871, 884;
at school, 672, 808, 862;
begins practice, 1076;
father writes, 899;
in Annapolis, 990, 992-3.1015, 1023, 1028, 1033, 1039, 1043, 1048-50, 1056, 1058, 1062-3, 1066, 1068, 1071-2, 1074;
in Halifax, 1082, 1097, 1105, 1110, 1125, 1130-4, 1136, 1152-5, 1158-9, 1161, 1166;
In Halifax, 1168, 1172, 1175, 1177-80, 1187-91, 1195, 1214-6, 1221, 1232-3, 1236-7, 1241, 1243, 1245, 1248, 1251-3, 1261-4, 1272, 1276-7, 1279, 1286, 1291, 1294, 1309, 1312, 1323, 1350-1, 1354, 1356, 1410, 1412;
re education, 908, 922, 929;
re property, 891;
visits Chesapeke, 983.
White, Nathaniel Whitworth 2nd., 1468, 1477-8, 1481-8, 1491-7, 1499, 1500-8, 1512.
White, Sarah, 1037, 1047, 1073, 1092, 1100, 1111, 1139, 1149;
in Plymouth, 1176, 1196, 1200, 1207, 1218, 1255, 1261-2, 1265, 1273, 1281;
marries Mr Gannett, 1163.
White, Thos. Howland, 1170, 1197, 1213, 1225, 1227, 1235, 1250, 1258;
as school commissioner, 1466-7, 1470;
biography, 1554;
church at Shelburne, 1397, 1399, 1400, 1403-4, 1407-9, 1413, 1415, 1421, 1443, 1448, 1461-3, 1465;
dies, 1509, 1510;
in Antigonish, 1274, 1283, 1300, 1305, 1307, 1310, 1315-6, 1319, 1324-5, 1333, 1336, 1360, 1362, 1381, 1386-7.1390, 1395;
marries Miss Ogden, 1271;
reminiscences, 1555.
Whitten, Melzen, 1209.
Whitworth, Chas., 47, 51-2, 59-61, 149-51, 155, 157-8, 163-5, 192-3, 207, 209, 211-2, 214, 227, 256, 277, 283, 286, 298, 304, 31, 331-2, 335, 341-3, 349, 353, 364-5, 370-1, 374, 376, 379, 387, 390, 398, 412, 423, 433, 43708, 444, 448, 456, 459-60, 472, 493, 496, 521, 528-9, 533, 540-1, 556, 561, 632;
dies, 662.
Whitworth, Deborah (Mrs. White),
receives Nathaniel's share of their father's estate, 1413;
to marry Gideon White, 448.
Whitworth, Dr Miles, 38, 466.
Whitworth, Nathaniel, 45, 47, 51, 59-61, 156, 163-4, 192, 207, 228, 234, 254, 256, 276, 277, 297, 335, 397-8, 406, 432, 450, 460, 474-5, 493, 530, 540, 544, 561, 621;
dies, 629;
estate, 571, 626, 633, 634, 643, 645, 650, 653, 649, 689, 700-2, 707, 71608, 723, 725, 731, 740-1, 746, 754, 763, 767, 770-1, 774, 789, 796, 800-1, 853, 890-1, 893, 1543, 1547.
Whyte, Lt.-Col., 173.
Wigfall, Ishmael, 684.
Wiggins, Alicia, 553.
Wilcocks, John C., 747.
Wilcox, …, 1105.
Wilkie, Jas., 1381.
Wilkins, Isaac,
his abilities and importance, 427;
pole star of loyalists, 404.
Wilkins, L. M., 1020, 1247-8, 1312.
Willard, Abijah, 466, 476, 504, 517, 549.
Willard, Levi, 476, 504, 517, 549.
William Henry, H.R.H. Prince (Duke of Clarence), 544.
Williams, John, 1282.
Williams, Wm., 448-9.
Williamson, John, 509.
Willis, Rev. Robt., 1258, 1310.
Willoughby, H. F., 987, 998.
Wilson and Dore, 648.
Wilson, John, 509.
Wilson, Mary, 509.
Winniett, …, 937.
Winslow, Col. Edward, 275.
Winslow, Isaac, 58, 100.
Winslow, Maj. Pelham, 48, 223.
Winslow, Mrs., 972.
Wishart,Wm. Thos., 1407-9.
Wiswall, John, 1414, 1420.
Wiswall, Judge, 1050.
Wiswall, Peleg, 977, 1022, 1028.
Wodehouse, …, 1179.
Woodberry, J., 494, 505.
Woodward, Jas. T., 1480.
Wright, Daniel, 336.
Wright, Geo., 728-9.
Yarmouth,
objects to South Shore Ry., 1491;
Young, Wm., 1312;
zeal against Shelburne, 1107.
               

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