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BRITISH

PUBLIC

RECORD

OFFICE,

COLONIAL

OFFICE,

CLASS

5

FILES:

WESTWARD

EXPANSION,

1700-1783

THE

BOARD

OF

TRADE

THE

FRENCH

AND

INDIAN

WAR

A

Guide

to

BRITISH

PUBLIC

RECORD

OFFICE,

COLONIAL

OFFICE,

CLASS

5

FILES:

WESTWARD

EXPANSION,

17001783

THE

BOARD

OF

TRADE

THE

FRENCH

AND

INDIAN

WAR

Edited

by

Randolph

Boehm

Guide

Compiled

by

Linda

Womaski

and

Randolph

Boehm

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project

of

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OF

AMERICA,

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TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Page

PART

I

Westward

Expansion

Reel

Index

1

PART

II

The

Board

of

Trade

Reel

Index

29

PART

III

The

French

and

Indian

War

Reel

Index

43

NOTE:

The

materials

in

this

collection

are

only

selections

from

the

volumes

of

transcripts

in

the

Manuscript

Room

of

the

Library

of

Congress.

m

British

Public

Record

Office,

Colonial

Office,

Class

5

Files:

PARTI

Westward

Expansion,

1700-1783

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

WESTWARD

EXPANSION,

1700-1783

Page

REEL

INDEX

Reell

Vol.

10:

Original

Papers,

New

England,

1710-1752

1

12:

Miscellaneous,

1720-1747

1

13:

Correspondence

from

Colonial

Governors,

1743-1754

1

14:

Correspondence

from

Colonial

Governors,

1753-1754

2

15:

Correspondence

with

the

Colonial

Governors,

1755

3

Reel

II

Vol.

15:

Correspondence

with

the

Colonial

Governors,

1755,

cont

3

16:

Correspondence

with

the

Colonial

Governors,

1755,

cont

3

17:

Correspondence

with

the

Colonial

Governors,

1756

4

Reel

III

Vol.

17:

Correspondence

with

the

Colonial

Governors,

1756,

cont

4

18:

Correspondence

with

the

Colonial

Governors,

1757-1758

5

19:

Correspondence

from

Colonial

Governors,

1759-1760

6

20:

Correspondence

from

Colonial

Governors,

1761

6

65:

Plantations

General,

1760-1763

6

Reel

IV

Vol.

65:

Plantations

General,

1760-1763,

cont

7

66:

Plantations

General,

1764-1766

7

67:

Plantations

General,

1766

7

68:

Plantations

General,

1767

8

ReelV

Vol.

69:

Plantations

General,

1768

8

70:

Plantations

General,

1769

8

71:

Plantations

General,

1770

9

72:

Plantations

General,

1771

9

Reel

VI

Vol.

72:

Plantations

General,

1771,

cont

9

73:

Plantations

General,

1772

9

74:

Plantations

General,

1773

10

VII

Reel

VII

Vol.

75:

Plantations

General,

1774

11

76:

Plantations

General,

1775

11

77:

Plantations

General,

1776

11

78:

Plantations

General,

1777

[[]

\\

79:

Plantations

General,

1778

[[

12

Reel

VIII

Vol.

79:

Plantations

General,

1778,

cont

12

80:

Plantations

General,

1779

12

81:

Plantations

General,

1780

12

82:

Plantations

General,

1780-1783

13

225:

Out

Letters:

Indian

Affairs,

1766-1768

'

13

227:

In

Letters:

Indian

Affairs,

1768-1771

13

232:

Precis,

I,

1768-1775

13

284:

Indian

Affairs,

1756

13

Reel

IX

Vol.

1310:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1699

14

1311:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1699-1700

14

1312:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

Parts

I-II,

1700-1702

14

1313:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1703

15

1314:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1704-1705

15

1315:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1705-1707

15

1316:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1708-1715

16

ReelX

Vol.

1316:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1708-1715,

cont

16

1317:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1715-1717

17

1318:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1717-1720

17

1319:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1720-1726

17

1320:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1726-1727

18

1321:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1727-1729

18

1322:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1729-1732

18

1323:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1732-1735

19

Reel

XI

Vol.

1324:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1736-1740

19

1325:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1740-1742

19

1326:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1743-1747

20

1327:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1748-1753

20

1328:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1753-1756

20

Reel

XII

Vol.

1329:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1756-1760

21

1330:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1760-1764

21

1331:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1765-1766

21

1332:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1767-1770

22

1333:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1770-1772

22

1334:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1772-1773

22

1337:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1696-1746

22

1344:

Miscellaneous,

1722-1783

22

1345:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1762-1767

23

1346:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1768

23

1347:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1769

23

1348:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1770

23

Vlll

1349:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1771

23

1350:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1772

23

1351:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1773

23

1352:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1774

24

1353:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1774-1777

24

For

more

information

on

the

absorption

of

Canada

by

Britain

see

Part

III:

the

French

and

Indian

War.

There

is

also

additional

information

on

Indian

negotiations

in

New

York,

Pennsylvania,

and

Maine

in

Part

HI:

The

French

and

Indian

War.

IX

REEL

INDEX

BRITISH

PUBLIC

RECORD

OFFICE,

CO.

5

FILES

WESTWARD

EXPANSION,

1700-1783

REEL

I

Vol.

10:

Original

Papers,

New

England,

1710-1752

Frame

0001

A.

Hamilton,

narrative

of

captivity

by

the

Indians

and

internment

at

Quebec,

1722.

23pp.

0024

Gov.

Samuel

Shute,

declaration

against

eastern

Indians

and

correspondence

with

Vaudriel.

7pp.

0031

Col.

Dunbar,

correspondence

with

Penobscot

Indians,

1729.

4pp.

Vol.

12:

Miscellaneous,

1720-1747

0035

Joseph

Boone,

description

of

Pensacola,

1720.

4pp.

0039

Journal

of

the

commissioner

of

Indian

affairs

on

a

journey

to

the

Cherokees,

1725.

119pp.

0158

Journal

of

Capt.

Fitch's

journey

to

the

Creeks,

1726.

59pp.

0217

Account

of

the

British

possessions

in

North

America

at

the

Treaty

of

Utrecht,

1741.7pp.

0224

Instances

of

French

encroachments

in

North

America.

4pp.

0228

State

of

British

fortifications

in

North

America,

1741.

6pp.

0234

Proposed

bill

for

regulating

proprietary

rights

in

the

North

American

wilderness,

1741.4pp.

Vol.

13:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1743-1754

0238

Gov.

Glen

(S.C.)

on

Spanish

and

French

threat

to

South

Carolina

and

on

Indian

relations

with

South

Carolina,

1748.

16pp.

0254

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

French

collusion

with

the

Abenakis,

1749.

21pp.

0275

Gov.

Cornwallis

(Nova

Scotia)

on

troubles

with

French

and

Indians

in

Nova

Scotia,

1749-51.

49pp.

1

0324

Gov.

Glen

on

policy

regarding

Indian

presents

and

Indian

trade

in

South

Caro-

lina,

1748-50.

84pp.

0409

James

Croakatt

on

the

strategic

significance

of

St.

Augustine,

Fla.

12pp.

0421

Gov.

Hopson

(Nova

Scotia)

on

relations

with

the

French

and

Indians

in

New-

foundland,

1752.

8pp.

0429

Govs.

Glen

(S.C.),

Dinwiddie

(Va.),

and

Clinton

(N.Y.)

on

French

and

Indian

attacks

in

the

Ohio

Valley,

1753.

40pp.

Vol.

14:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1753-1754

0470

Reactions

to

French

and

Indian

attacks,

1753.

!2pp.

0482

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

on

dispute

with

burgesses

regarding

land

patent

pistole

fees.

12pp.

0495

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

negotiations

over

English

hostages

in

Canada,

1753-54.

20pp.

0514

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

on

George

Washington

expedition

to

the

Ohio

Valley,

1754.

18pp.

0532

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

Massachusetts

Assembly

support

for

effort

against

French,

1754.

8pp.

0540

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

on

burgess

support

for

effort

against

the

French

and

alliance

with

the

southern

Indians,

1754.

11pp.

0551

Lt.

Gov.

De

Lancey

(N.Y.)

on

defense

of

New

York.

8pp.

0560

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

French

encroachments

west

of

the

Kennebec

River

and

west

of

the

south

Appalachian

Mountains,

1764.

71pp.

0631

Extract

from

Treaty

of

Lancaster

between

the

Six

Nations,

Virginia

and

Mary-

land,

1744.

1pp.

0632

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

on

plans

for

an

expedition

to

Ohio

and

intelligence

on

French

activities

in

Ohio,

1754.

9pp.

0641

Gov.

Glen

(S.C.)

on

intercolonial

cooperation

against

French

encroachments,

1754.

27pp.

0668

Thomas

Penn,

account

of

Trent's

capitulation

at

the

Monogahela

River

(with

an

Indian

speech

to

the

English),

1754.

9pp.

0677

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

plans

for

military

expedition

against

the

French

in

Maine,

1754.

5pp.

0682

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

on

Col.

Washington's

expedition

to

Ohio

and

alliances

with

the

Indians,

1754.

42pp.

0724

Lt.

Gov.

Lawrence

on

French

activities

in

Nova

Scotia.

2pp.

0726

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

collusion

of

French

and

Indians

in

Maine.

27pp.

0753

Govs.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

and

Glen

(S.C.)

on

intercolonial

cooperation

against

the

French,

Indian

relations,

and

English

colonization

of

trans-Appalachian

terri-

tory.

66pp.

0819

Gov.

Sharpe

(Md.)

on

support

of

Maryland

Assembly

against

the

French.

2pp.

0821

Lt.

Gov.

De

Lancey

(N.Y.)

on

French

encroachments

upon

New

York.

3pp.

0824

Gov.

Wentworth

(N.H.)

on

problems

of

intercolonial

cooperation.

8pp.

0832

Lt.

Gov.

De

Lancey

on

intercolonial

cooperation

and

Indian

relations

in

New

York.

2pp.

0834

Govs.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

and

Sharpe

(Md.)

on

plans

for

an

expedition

against

the

French

in

Ohio,

1754.

17pp.

0851

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

military

actions

along

the

Kennebec

River

and

conference

with

the

Norridgewalk

and

Penobscott

Indians

at

Falmouth,

1754.

31pp.

Vol.

15:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1755

0882

Govs.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

and

Sharpe

(Md.)

on

French

and

Indian

attacks.

16pp.

0895

Govs.

Fitch

(Conn.)

and

Wentworth

(N.H.)

on

response

to

the

French

and

Indians.

18pp.

0913

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

French

and

Indian

warfare

in

Nova

Scotia

and

disposi-

tion

of

the

Indians

in

New

York.

30pp.

0942

Account

of

a

congress

with

the

Six

Nations,

Albany,

1755.

14pp.

0954

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.),

report

on

Nova

Scotia.

3pp.

Reel

IÎ

Vol.

15:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1755,

cont.

0002

Gov.

Morris

(Pa.)

on

Pennsylvania

Assembly

support

for

war

efforts.

71pp.

0073

Govs.

Lawrence

(Nova

Scotia)

and

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

war

in

Nova

Scotia

and

northern

colonies.

46pp.

0120

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

with

intelligence

on

the

French

in

Ohio,

plans

to

build

Ft.

Cumberland,

and

treaty

with

the

Six

Nations,

Shawnees,

and

Delawares,

Wills

Creek,

1754.

64pp.

0184

Govs.

Reynolds

(Ga.)

and

Sharpe

(Md.)

on

Georgia

and

Maryland

Assemblies'

support

for

war

efforts.

10pp.

0194

Gov.

Shirley

(

Mass.)

on

organizing

intercolonial

expedition

to

Crown

Point,

N.

Y.

31pp.

0225

Govs.

Dinwiddie

(Va.),

De

Lancey

(N.Y.),

and

Sharpe

(Md.)

on

preparations

for

Gen.

Braddock's

expedition

to

the

Ohio

(incl.

Braddock

talk

with

the

Indians).

29pp.

0254

Gov.

Green

(R.I.)

on

Rhode

Island

Assembly

support

for

war

efforts.

4pp.

0258

Gov.

Shirley

(Mass.)

on

Braddock

expedition,

Massachusetts

Assembly

support

for

war

efforts,

and

capitulation

of

Ft.

Beau

Séjour,

Nova

Scotia.

31pp.

Vol.

16:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1755

0292

Gov.

Lawrence

(Nova

Scotia)

on

capitulation

of

Ft.

Beau

Séjour

and

status

of

French

inhabitants

of

Nova

Scotia.

18pp.

0314

Govs.

Dinwiddie(Va.),Morris(Pa.),Sharpe(Md.),

and

Wentworth(N.H.);

Gen.

Braddock,

Col.

Dunbar,

and

Près.

Phips

(Mass.)

on

defeat

of

Braddock

expedi-

tion

(incl.

reports

on

killed

and

wounded).

113pp.

0427

Thomas

Penn

on

Pennsylvania

Indian

relations

and

Assembly

support

for

war

efforts.

22pp.

0449

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

on

Ft.

Cumberland

and

the

exposed

Virginia

frontier,

Indian

relations

in

Virginia,

and

French

prisoners

in

Virginia

(incl.

talk

to

the

Cherokees).

54pp.

0504

Accounts

of

military

actions

in

Nova

Scotia

(incl.

several

war

councils).

53pp.

0560

Govs.

Fitch

(Conn.)

and

Wentworth

(N.H.)

on

Assemblies'

support

for

war

efforts.

25pp.

0582

Près.

Phips

on

military

action

at

Crown

Point,

N.Y.

12pp.

0594

Thomas

Penn

on

land

grants

to

soldiers

and

military

action

at

Lake

George,

N.Y.

5pp.

0599

William

Johnson

and

Gov.

Hardy

(N.Y.)

on

military

action

in

New

York

(incl.

several

councils

of

war,

treaty

with

the

Oneidas

and

Mohawks,

and

scout's

journal

on

French

movements

at

Ticonderoga).

41pp.

0641

Govs.

Morris

(Pa.)

and

Sharpe

(Md.)

on

frontier

fighting.

8pp.

Vol.

17:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1756

0651

Gov.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

on

Acadian

deportees

in

Virginia,

Indian

relations,

and

supplies

for

Ohio

expedition.

9pp.

0660

Govs.

Fitch,

Hardy,

Shirley,

and

De

Lancey,

on

support

for

war

efforts

in

New

York

(esp.

at

Lake

George).

41pp.

0702

Gov.

Lawrence

on

conditions

in

Nova

Scotia.

8pp.

0710

Thomas

Penn

and

Gov.

Morris

on

Indian

attacks

in

Pennsylvania,

problems

with

Pennsylvania

Assembly

support

for

the

war,

and

instructions

to

Conrad

Weiser

on

securing

alliance

of

the

Six

Nations

(incl.

councils

with

Oneidas,

Mohawks,

Susquehannocks,

etc.

at

Carlisle

and

Philadelphia).

136pp.

0846

Quakers

petition

to

Pennsylvania

Assembly

against

war

efforts

and

responses

of

Thomas

and

Richard

Penn.

12pp.

0858

Gov.

Hardy

on

intelligence

from

Ticonderoga

and

Crown

Point

and

New

York

Assembly

resolves

to

assault

Crown

Point.

29pp.

0887

Gov.

Reynolds

(Ga.)

on

problems

raising

troops,

Indian

relations,

and

relations

with

the

Spanish.

5pp.

0893

Gov.

Sharpe

(Md.)

on

conditions

in

Maryland.

2

pp.

0895

Gov.

Morris

on

problems

raising

troops

in

Pennsylvania.

9pp.

0906

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

Indian

relations,

Acadian

deportees,

and

Virginia

support

for

expedition

to

Crown

Point.

6pp.

0912

Gov.

Fitch

(Conn.)

on

request

of

Connecticut

Assembly

for

English

financial

support.

12pp.

REEL

III

Vol.

17:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1756,

cont.

0001

Thomas

Penn

request

for

English

arms.

3pp.

0005

Govs.

Reynolds

and

Dobbs

on

conditions

in

Georgia

and

North

Carolina.

6pp.

0012

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

Indian

frontier

attacks

in

Virginia,

Acadian

deportees,

and

lack

of

cooperation

from

proprietary

colonies

(incl.

Virginia

burgesses'

request

for

English

assistance).

42pp.

0051

Gov.

Wentworth

(N.H.)

and

William

Johnson

on

military

actions

in

New

York.

7pp.

0058

Govs.

Sharpe,

Fitch,

and

Hardy

on

raising

support

for

western

expeditions.

14pp.

0072

Gov.

Lyttleton

on

Acadian

deportees

in

South

Carolina.

17pp.

0089

Près.

Phips

(Mass.)

on

raising

troops

via

Massachusetts

Assembly.

7pp.

0098

Govs.

Hardy,

Belcher,

and

Fitch

on

denying

trade

with

the

French.

6pp.

0105

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

Acadian

deportees,

Indian

relations,

and

raising

troops

in

Virginia

(incl.

several

talks

with

Indians).

31pp.

0136

Gov.

Lawrence

on

conditions

in

Nova

Scotia

and

Newfoundland.

23pp.

Vol.

18:

Correspondence

with

Colonial

Governors,

1757-1758

0170

London

and

Bristol

merchants'

remonstrance

for

protection

of

southern

colonies.

13pp.

0183

Gov.

Dinwiddie

resignation.

3pp.

0186

Lt.

Gov.

Denny

(Pa.)

on

Pennsylvania

Assembly

support

for

war

efforts,

Indian

relations,

and

frontier

conditions

in

Pennsylvania.

35pp.

0221

Gov.

Fitch

on

Connecticut

militia.

4pp.

0225

Gov.

Sharpe

on

Maryland

frontier

conditions

and

intelligence

from

Ohio.

5pp.

0230

Col.

Webb,

Lt.

Gov.

De

Lancey,

Gov.

Pownall

(Mass.)

on

military

actions

in

New

York

(esp.

surrender

of

Ft.

William

Henry).

82pp.

0311

Govs.

Dinwiddie

(Va.)

and

Ellis

(Ga.)

and

Lt.

Gov.

Denny

(Pa.)

on

frontier

conditions.

3pp.

0315

Col.

M

onckton

and

Gov.

Edwards

on

conditions

in

Nova

Scotia

and

Newfound-

land.

54pp.

0369

Gov.

Fitch

on

Connecticut

militia.

5pp.

0374

Gov.

Ellis

on

Georgia

Assembly

support

for

war

efforts,

frontier

conditions,

and

conference

with

Upper

and

Lower

Creeks.

13pp.

0386

Gov.

Pownall,

account

of

French

military

operations

in

America

from

taking

of

Oswego

to

taking

of

Ft.

William

Henry

and

report

on

recent

Indian

raids

on

Massachusetts

frontier.

18pp.

0404

Gov.

Pownall,

memorial

on

the

nature

of

service

in

North

America,

1755-58,

and

proposals

for

a

plan

of

operations.

57pp.

0461

Gov.

Pownall

on

M

assachusetts

Assembly

support

of

war

efforts,

mutual

defense

of

New

England,

victories

at

Ft.

Frontenac

and

Cape

Breton,

intelligence

from

Maine,

and

Massachusetts

Assembly

request

for

relief

from

England.

63pp.

0522

Lt.

Gov.

De

Lancey

on

support

for

Loudoun's

plan

of

operation

and

intelligence

from

Monckton.

19pp.

0541

New

York

Council

and

Assembly

on

provisioning

troops

and

seeking

relief

from

England.

10pp.

0551

Gov.

Lyttleton

on

Indian

affairs

in

South

Carolina

and

intelligence

from

New

Orleans.

22pp.

Vol.

19:

Correspondence

from

Governors

in

America,

1759-1760

0574

Gov.

Ellis

(Ga.)

on

disbanding

unlicensed

settlement

at

New

Hanover,

Ga.

15pp.

0591

Lt.

Gov.

De

Lancey

on

raising

troops

in

New

York.

5pp.

0596

Gov.

Lyttleton

on

disbanding

unlicensed

settlement

at

New

Hanover,

Ga.

14pp.

0610

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

raising

troops

in

Virginia.

2pp.

0612

Gov.

Sharpe

on

problems

with

gaining

support

of

Maryland

Assembly

for

war

efforts.

5pp.

0617

Gen.

Amherst

on

need

for

New

York

loan

to

finance

military

operations.

3pp.

0622

Intelligence

from

Ft.

Niagara,

N.Y.

7pp.

0630

Gov.

Lyttleton

on

raising

troops

in

South

Carolina.

13pp.

0646

Gov.

Pownall

on

possible

line

of

demarcation

between

French

and

English.

11

pp.

0658

Gov.

Lyttleton,

treaty

of

peace

with

Cherokees,

1759.

8pp.

0667

Govs.

Fitch

(Conn.),

Wentworth

(N.H.),

and

Bull

(Ga.)

on

problems

in

provision-

ing

troops.

5pp.

0672

Petition

of

Acadian

deportees

in

Pennsylvania

regarding

poor

treatment

by

the

English.

19pp.

0691

Govs.

Bernard

(Mass.)

and

Golden

(N.Y.)

on

illegal

trade

with

the

French.

7pp.

Vol.

20:

Correspondence

from

Colonial

Governors,

1761

0698

Capt.

Webb,

intelligence

on

Nova

Scotia.

4pp.

0702

Investigation

into

illegal

trade

between

New

York

and

the

French

in

the

Carib-

bean,

and

depositions

on

illegal

trade

with

the

French

at

New

Orleans.

126pp.

0828

Deputy

Gov.

Hamilton

(Pa.)

on

support

of

Pennsylvania

Assembly

for

war

effort.

6pp.

Vol.

65:

Plantations

General,

1760-1763

0834

British

merchants'

complaint

of

the

effect

of

Indian

hostilities.

3pp.

0837

Hudson

Bay

Co.

complaint

regarding

French

abuses.

4pp.

0841

M.

Bollan,

reasons

for

retaining

Canada

and

Newfoundland

at

the

peace,

1762.

10pp.

0851

Canadian

merchants

on

French

paper

currency

and

fishing

rights.

9pp.

0860

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

in

the

southern.department.

6pp

0866

Correspondence

relating

to

the

proclamation

of

1763

(incl.

draft

of

the

proclama-

tion).

40pp.

0905

Govs.

of

Georgia,

Virginia,

and

the

Carolinas

and

John

Stuart

on

southern

Indian

relations.

15pp.

0921

Gens.

Abercrombie

and

Amherst

on

raising

militia

corps

in

Canada.

8pp.

REEL

IV

Vol.

65:

Plantations

General,

1760-1763,

cont.

0002

Account

of

the

congress

at

Augusta,

Ga.,

with

the

southern

Indian

nations,

1763.

130pp.

0131

Gen.

Gage

on

imposing

British

law

on

conquered

Canada.

5pp.

0136

John

Stuart

on

Creek

frontier

murders.

8pp.

Vol.

66:

Plantations

General,

1764-1766

0145

John

Stuart

on

Indian

affairs

in

East

Florida

(incl.

talk

to

the

Creeks

at

Apalachi),

1764.8pp.

0153

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

in

West

Florida

and

regulations

governing

Indian

trade

(with

talks

to

the

Chickasaws

and

Choctaws),

1765.

37pp.

0190

Treaty

of

peace

with

Chickasaws

and

Choctaws,

Mobile,

1765.

I2pp.

0201

John

Stuart

account

of

conference

with

the

Creeks

at

Pensacola,

1765,

and

on

general

administration

of

Indian

affairs

in

the

southern

department.

15pp.

0216

Col.

George

Groghan's

letters

and

journals

on

treaties

with

the

Delawares,

Shawnees,

Sanduskys,

Sénecas,

Ottawas,

Chippewas,

Wyendotes,

and

Puttewat-

tamies,

1765.

97pp.

0313

Circular

to

governors

in

North

America

directing

compliance

with

the

royal

proclamation

of

1763

(1766).

3pp.

0316

Proceedings

on

a

controversy

over

Wappinger

territory

in

Dutchess

Co.,

N.Y.,

1765.

13pp.

0329

Proceedings

on

a

controversy

over

Stockbridge

territory,

Nobletown,

Mass.,

1766.9pp.

0340

Gen.

Gage,

propositions

for

establishing

a

military

government

in

Illinois

country,

1765-66.

24pp.

0364

John

Stuart

on

disaffection

of

southern

Indians

from

the

French

in

the

South

and

in

Illinois,

1764-65.

14pp.

0378

John

Stuart

on

general

Indian

relations

in

the

southern

department,

1765.

30pp.

0407

John

Stuart

and

southern

colonial

governors

on

Cherokee

boundary

(incl.

several

talks

to

and

from

the

Cherokees),

1765.

66pp.

Vol.

67:

Plantations

General,

1766

0464

John

Stuart

on

relations

between

the

Cherokees

and

the

northern

Indians,

and

William

Johnson

on

Groghan's

activities

in

the

Ohio

(incl.

talks

to

and

from

the

Cherokees).

13pp.

0477

Govs.

Johnstone

(W.

Fla.)

and

Wright

(Ga.)

and

Charles

Stuart

on

internecine

Indian

fighting

in

West

Florida,

(incl.

a

talk

from

the

Upper

Creeks).

47pp.

0515

Proceedings

of

a

congress

with

Pontiac

and

chiefs

of

the

Ottawas,

Hurons,

and

Chippewas.

39pp.

0564

Petition

of

John

Stuart

for

a

personal

land

grant.

3pp.

0567

William

Johnson,

proposals

for

establishing

a

colony

in

Illinois.

20pp.

0587

John

Stuart

and

Gen.

Gage

on

general

Indian

relations

and

the

Cherokee

boun-

dary.

13pp.

0600

Petitions

for

land

grants

in

New

York,

Ohio,

and

Michigan

by

manufacturers

and

military

veterans.

33pp.

0630

Col.

Bradstreet

on

a

congress

with

the

Ottawas

and

Chippewas.

15pp.

0645

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

in

Virginia.

10pp.

0653

Talks

from

the

Chickasaws,

Cussadoes,

and

Choctaws

at

Mobile.

31

pp.

0686

Talks

from

the

Cherokees

at

Charles

Town.

9pp.

Vol.

68:

Plantations

General,

1767

0697

Samuel

Holland

on

the

survey

of

the

St.

Lawrence

(with

descriptions

of

Louisa

County

and

of

Cape

Breton).

113pp.

0810

John

Stuart

account

of

councils

with

the

Creeks

and

Cherokees.

45pp.

0855

Regulations

for

the

better

carrying

on

of

trade

with

the

Indian

tribes

of

the

southern

district.

16pp.

0871

Council

on

a

Wappinger

complaint

over

lands

in

New

York,

Ft.

George.

2pp.

0873

John

Stuart

on

relations

with

the

Creeks

and

Cherokees

and

administrative

expenses

for

the

southern

department.

57pp.

0931

Petition

of

Indian

traders

for

a

superintendent

of

trade

in

Michilimacinac

and

Detroit.

2pp.

REELV

Vol.

69:

Plantations

General,

1768

0002

Petitions

for

land

grants

(mines

near

Lake

Superior

and

New

York;

lands

between

Lake

Champlain

and

Connecticut

River;

Hog

Island,

Michigan).

15pp.

0017

Samuel

Holland

(surveyor)

proposing

exploration

for

Northwest

Passage.

10pp.

0027

William

Johnson,

extract

of

minutes

of

a

conference

with

the

Six

Nations

and

Delawares,

Johnson

Hall,

May

1765.

14pp.

0041

Secy.

State

Hillsborough

to

governors.and

William

Johnson

on

Indian

trade

and

boundaries.

13pp.

0054

W.

G.

de

Brahm

on

survey

of

southern

colonies.

4pp.

0058

Account

of

settlements

in

West

Florida.

3pp.

0061

John

Stuart

on

southern

Indian

relations

(incl.

talks

with

Upper

and

Lower

Creeks,

peace

conference

with

the

Cherokees

and

Six

Nations,

Indian

boundaries,

frontier

garrisons,

and

the

proposed

structure

and

policy

of

the

Southern

Department

for

Indian

Relations).

55pp.

Vol.

70:

Plantations

General,

1769

0117

Samuel

Holland

on

surveys

of

St.

Lawrence

and

Cape

Breton.

20pp.

0137

W.

G.

de

Brahm

on

surveys

of

Florida

and

Georgia.

26pp.

0161

John

Stuart,

conferences

and

treaties

with

the

Creeks

and

Cherokees

regarding

boundaries

of

the

southern

colonies

(

1768),

incl.

Stuart's

journal

of

proceedings

at

Congress

of

Augusta.

102pp.

0263

John

Stuart,

John

Blair,

Francis

Fauquier,

and

Lord

Botetourt,

correspondence

regarding

Virginia's

border

with

the

Cherokees,

Pennsylvania,

and

the

Six

Nations.

76pp.

8

0339

John

Stuart

on

Virginia-Cherokee

boundary,

relations

between

the

Lower

Creeks

and

the

Spanish,

Creek-Choctaw

War,

and

West

Florida-Choctaw

boundary

(incl.

talks

from

Creeks

and

Cherokees).

97pp.

0436

Secy.

State

Hillsborough

instructions

to

William

Johnson

and

John

Stuart.

5pp.

0441

Speeches

of

Col.

Wilkins

and

the

Indians

at

the

Illinois

River.

7pp.

Vol.

71:

Plantations

General,

1770

0451

W.O.

de

Brahm

on

survey

of

Florida.

8pp.

0459

Montault

de

Monberault,

complaints

regarding

the

southern

department

and

Mr.

Stuart.

26pp.

0486

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

throughout

the

southern

district,

including

the

Cherokee-Virginia

boundary,

Georgia

and

East

Florida

boundaries

with

Creeks

and

Seminóles,

and

Indian

relations

with

the

Spanish

(incl.

talks

with

Chickas-

aws.

Lower

Creeks,

and

Cherokees).

134pp.

Vol.

72:

Plantations

General,

1771

0620

Gen.

Gage

report

on

congress

at

Sioto

respecting

peace

between

Shawnees

and

Cherokees.

3pp.

0623

John

Stuart,

conference

with

Cherokees

at

Lochaber,

S.C.

(1770)

on

Virginia-

Cherokee

boundary.

45pp.

0666

John

Stuart,

defense

of

southern

department

Indian

policy

against

charges

of

Monberault

(with

enclosures,

esp.

correspondence

with

Gov.

Johnstone).

70pp.

0735

John

Stuart

on

relations

between

West

Florida

and

the

Creeks,

Choctaws,

and

Chickasaws.

3pp.

0738

John

Stuart

and

Alexander

Cameron

on

relations

with

the

Cherokees,

esp.

regarding

abuses

of

the

Indian

trade

and

land

purchases

(incl.

talks

to

and

from

Cherokees

and

the

conference

at

Toqueh).

70pp.

0805

Secy.

State

Hillsborough

correspondence

to

John

Stuart.

5pp.

0810

W.G.

de

Brahm

on

survey

of

East

Florida

and

personal

controversy.

I9pp.

0829

Adolphus

Benzel

on

illegal

timber

cutting

in

New

York.

6pp.

REEL

VI

Vol.

72:

Plantations

General,

1771,

cont.

0002

Samuel

Holland

on

surveys

of

Canada

and

Maine,

1770.

5pp.

0007

John

Stuart

on

general

Indian

affairs

in

the

southern

department,

esp.

re

West

Florida,

incl.

several

talks

to

and

from

the

Creeks

in

West

Florida

and

responses

of

Secy.

State

Hillsborough.

126pp.

Vol.

73:

Plantations

General,

1772

0136

Secy.

State

Hillsborough

to

Stuart

re

Spanish

designs

in

West

Florida.

4pp.

0140

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

in

West

Florida,

incl.

congress

at

Pensacola

(Oct.

1771).

13pp.

0223

David

Taitt,

talks

to

Upper

Creeks,

1772,

with

instructions

from

John

Stuart.

13pp.

0236

John

Stuart

on

congress

with

Chickasaws

and

Choctaws

at

Mobile,

1771-72.

62pp.

9

0297

Correspondence

with

governor

of

New

Orleans

re

English-Indian

relations

in

West

Florida,

1772.

18pp.

0315

John

Stuart

on

purchase

of

Cherokee

and

Creek

lands

by

Indian

traders.

43pp.

0358

John

Stuart

correspondence

with

Govs.

Wright

and

Grant

on

responsibility

for

regulating

Indian

trade,

1767-68.

34pp.

0393

John

Stuart

instructions

to

and

correspondence

with

John

Thomas

(deputy

superintendent

for

Indian

affairs

along

Mississippi

River),

1772.

68pp.

0461

Controversy

over

behavior

of

John

Thomas

at

council

of

West

Florida,

1772.

85pp.

0547

John

Stuart

on

expenses

incurred

while

in

West

Florida

and

on

David

Taitt

journeys

to

Creek

lands

in

West

Florida.

38pp.

0584

David

Taitt,

journal

to

and

through

the

Lower

Creek

Nation.

28pp.

0612

David

Taitt,

journal

to

and

through

the

Upper

Creek

Nation.

67pp.

0679

Secy.

State

Dartmouth

to

John

Stuart

and

William

Johnson

on

Indian

policy.

6pp.

0685

John

Stuart

on

general

Indian

relations

in

the

southern

department,

with

enclo-

sures

on

attacks

upon

Indian

traders,

and

the

settlement

of

Indian

boundaries

in

Georgia

and

Florida.

28pp.

0713

Secy.

State

Dartmouth

to

John

Stuart

on

Indian

land

cessions,

Indian

trade

policy,

and

John

Thomas

controversy.

7pp.

0720

James

Wentworth

(secretary

of

the

woods)

on

preservation

of

royal

woodlands

in

northern

colonies

from

timber

cutters.

11

pp.

0731

.

Samuel

Holland

on

plans

for

surveys

in

Maine

and

Canada.

3pp.

Vol.

74:

Plantations

General,

1773

0735

John

Stuart

on

settlement

of

land

purchases

from

the

Six

Nations

and

Cherokees,

encroachments

of

Virginia

settlers,

and

relations

with

the

Chicasaws

and

Lower

Creeks.

16pp.

0751

John

Stuart

on

disputed

land

purchases

by

Indian

traders

from

Cherokee

debtors

in

Ohio

and

on

relations

between

southern

and

northern

Indians.

0781

John

Stuart

on

Indian

land

purchases

in

South

Carolina.

6pp.

0787

Charles

Stuart

on

conference

with

small

tribes

on

the

Mississippi

(incl.

several

talks).

23pp.

0810

John

Stuart

on

conference

with

Creeks

and

Cherokees

at

Augusta

regarding

land

purchased.

11pp.

0821

John

Stuart

and

Alexander

Cameron

on

murder

of

Cherokees

by

colonial

settlers,

with

reply

from

Secy.

State

Dartmouth.

22pp.

0842

Speech

of

the

Shawnees

at

Ft.

Pitt.

3pp.

0845

Proposals

for

establishing

a

civil

government

in

Illinois.

7pp.

0852

Secy.

State

Dartmouth

circular

to

colonial

governors

and

royal

instructions

re

naturalization

of

aliens.

7pp.

0860

Samuel

Holland

and

B.

Romans,

natural

and

astronomical

observations

in

North

America.

10pp.

10

REEL

VII

Vol.

75:

Plantations

General,

1774

0002

John

Stuart

on

general

Indian

relations

in

the

southern

department,

with

enclo-

sures

from

Alexander

Cameron

among

the

Cherokees

and

David

Taitt

among

the

Creeks,

and

Dartmouth

orders

for

cessation

of

trade

with

Creeks.

113pp.

0116

John

Stuart

on

general

Indian

relations

in

the

southern

department,

with

special

references

to

a

possible

alliance

of

the

Cherokees

and

Shawnees

(incl.

talks

with

Creeks

and

Cherokees).

46pp.

0162

John

Stuart

on

efforts

to

prevent

land

sales

of

Cherokee

lands

to

Virginians

and

on

disposition

of

Creeks

in

Georgia.

27pp.

0189

John

Stuart

on

general

Indian

relations

in

the

southern

department.

8pp.

Vol.

76:

Plantations

General,

1775

0199

John

Stuart

on

relations

with

Creeks,

Cherokees,

and

Chickasaws,

and

on

efforts

of

Shawnees

to

alienate

southern

Indians

from

the

English.

12pp.

0213

John

Stuart

on

the

Creek-Choctaw

war

and

land

frauds

with

Creeks

in

Florida.

14pp.

0225

Secy.

State

Dartmouth

to

John

Stuart

on

Indian

land

claims.

2pp.

0227

John

Stuart

on

land

frauds

upon

Cherokees

in

North

Carolina,

relations

between

Spanish

and

the

Indians,

and

efforts

of

the

Shawnees

to

alienate

Indians

from

the

English.

26pp.

0253

John

Stuart

on

efforts

to

preserve

Indian

alliance

against

American

rebels,

Indian

relations

with

the

Spanish

in

Florida

(incl.

talks

to

the

Cherokees

and

Creeks).

50pp.

Vol.

77:

Plantations

General,

1776

0305

The

entire

volume

concerns

John

Stuart's

efforts

to

preserve

southern

Indian

alliances

against

American

rebels

in

1775-1776

(incl.

the

following

list

of

talks):

0330

Talk

from

the

Little

Tallahassies.

0338

Talk

from

the

Upper

Creeks.

0342

Talk

from

the

Lower

Creeks.

0363

Talk

to

the

Cherokees.

0379

Talk

from

the

Cherokees.

0420

Talk

from

the

Lower

Creeks.

0458

Account

of

Henry

Stuart's

proceedings

with

the

Cherokees,

Six

Nations,

Shaw-

nees,

and

Delawares.

0505

Talk

to

the

Cherokees.

Vol.

78:

Plantations

General,

1777

0515

Secy.

State

Germain

to

John

Stuart

on

finances

of

the

southern

department.

6pp.

0521

John

Stuart

on

support

of

the

Cherokees

against

American

rebels

and

condition

of

the

Indian

trade,

1776-77

(incl.

talks

to

and

from

the

Creeks).

45pp.

0566

John

Stuart

on

French

movements

along

the

Mississippi,

1776.

8pp.

0574

Secy.

State

Germain

to

John

Stuart

on

southern

Indian

alliances.

3pp.

11

0577

John

Stuart

on

need

of

British

financial

assistance

to

maintain

assistance

of

Creeks

and

Cherokees

against

American

rebels,

1776-77.

32pp.

0609

John

Stuart

on

efforts

to

counter

American

rebel

activity

among

Choctaws

and

Chickasaws

(incl.

talks

to

Cherokees,

Choctaws,

and

Chickasaws).

52pp.

0660

Secy.

State

Germain

to

John

Stuart

on

northern

Indian

plan

to

attack

Virginia.

3pp.

0664

John

Stuart

on

British

strategic

use

of

Creeks

against

American

rebels

and

disposition

of

tribes

along

the

Mississippi.

55pp.

Vol.

79:

Plantations

General,

1778

0721

Lawsuit

against

David

Taitt,

deputy

Indian

superintendent,

involving

1765

agreement

to

pay

bounty

to

Indians

for

capture

of

runaway

slaves

(1777).

36pp.

0758

John

Stuart

on

strategic

use

of

Creeks,

1777-78.

22pp.

0781

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

along

the

Mississippi

(incl.

Choctaws

and

Chero-

kees).

40pp.

0821

John

Stuart

on

general

Indian

relations

in

the

southern

department,

1778

(incl.

Gov.

Chester's

proclamation

restricting

rum

trade

to

Indians

in

West

Florida).

32pp.

0853

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

along

the

Mississippi

and

in

West

Florida.

23pp.

REEL

VIII

Vol.

79:

Plantations

General,

1778,

cont.

0002

John

Stuart

on

Indian

strategy

against

American

rebels

in

Florida

and

along

the

Mississippi

(esp.

within

the

Natchez

district).

80pp.

Vol.

80:

Plantations

General,

1779

0085

John

Stuart

on

Indian

relations

in

Florida

and

along

the

Mississippi,

1778.

32pp.

0118

David

Holmesjournal

of

an

expedition

against

the

rebels

on

the

frontiers

of

East

Florida,

1778

(with

ancillary

correspondence).

36pp.

0154

Alexander

McGillivray

and

Timothy

Bernard,

reports

on

the

disposition

of

the

Creek

Nation.

13pp.

0168

Secy.

State

Germain

to

John

Stuart

and

Alexander

Cameron

on

operation

of

the

southern

department

(esp.

in

light

of

John

Stuart's

death).

21pp.

0189

Alexander

Cameron

on

relations

with

Cherokees

and

establishment

of

Choctaw

boundary

(incl.

talk

with

Cherokees).

14pp.

0203

Commissioners

of

the

Office

of

Superintendent

of

Indian

Affairs,

on

general

Indian

relations

in

the

southern

department

(incl.

minutes

of

commissioners'

meetings).

61pp.

0264

David

Taitt

on

southern

Indian

fighting,

esp.

in

East

Florida

(incl.

several

talks

to

and

from

the

Creeks).

33pp.

0298

Charles

Shaw

on

Indian

fighting

in

East

Florida.

14pp.

Vol.

81:

Plantations

General,

1780

0314

Account

of

expenses

for

Indians

in

Florida

and

Georgia,

1780.

3pp.

0317

Journal

of

the

Choctaw

land

cession

at

the

Conference

of

Mobile,

1777.

7pp.

12

0324

Alexander

Cameron

on

use

of

Cherokees

and

Creeks

to

harass

American

rebels,

1779.9pp.

0333

Alexander

Cameron

on

Indian

affairs

in

West

Florida

and

along

the

Mississippi

(incl.

talk

from

the

Choctaws).

31

pp.

0364

Commissioners

for

Indian

affairs

in

the

southern

district,

on

general

operation

of

southern

department

and

use

of

Indians

against

American

rebels,

1779.

33pp.

0401

Secy.

State

Germain

to

Cameron,

instructions

regarding

duties

as

superintendent

for

the

western

district.

8pp.

0409

American

rebel

correspondence

re

Mississippi

and

Ohio,

1779.

7pp.

0416

Col.

Thomas

Brown

on

Creek

assistance

for

defense

of

Florida.

9pp.

0425

Alexander

Cameron

on

relations

between

western

Indians

and

the

Spanish

(incl.

talk

to

the

Creeks).

41pp.

0466

Minutes

of

meetings

of

commissioners

for

Indian

affairs

in

the

southern

depart-

ment,

1779.

121pp.

0588

Alexander

Cameron

on

the

disposition

of

the

Cherokees

and

relations

between

western

Indians

and

the

Spanish,

1780.

9pp.

Vol.

82:

Plantations

General,

1780-1783

0598

Alexander

Cameron

and

F.

Bethune

on

disposition

of

the

Chickasaws

and

Choctaws,

1780.27pp.

0625

Alexander

Cameron

on

strategic

use

of

Choctaws

against

the

Spanish

in

West

Florida

and

overall

expenses

of

the

southern

department,

1780-81.

33pp.

0659

John

Stuart's

instructions

to

David

Taitt

and

Charles

Shaw

on

use

of

Creeks

and

Cherokees

against

American

rebels,

1779-1781.

6pp.

0665

Col.

Thomas

Brown

on

strategic

use

of

Indians

against

the

Spanish

and

American

rebels,

1781-83.

16pp.

Vol.

225:

Out

Letters:

Indian

Affairs,

1766-1768

0685

Secy.

State

Shelbourne

correspondence

to

William

Johnson

and

John

Stuart.

26pp.

Vol.

227:

In

Letters:

Indian

Affairs,

1768-1771

0713

James

Wentworth,

surveyor

of

the

woods,

to

Secy.

State

Hillsborough

on

prece-

dents

on

illegal

timber

cutting

in

New

York.

52pp.

Vol.

232:

Precis,

1,1768-1775

0767

Propositions

for

the

establishment

of

a

colony

upon

lands

west

of

the

Alleghenies

ceded

by

the

Indians

at

the

congress

at

Ft.

Stanwix

(

1760),

1772-1773.

23pp.

Vol.

284:

Indian

Affairs,

1756

0792

S.

Bannister,

some

thoughts

upon

the

British

Indian

interest

in

North

America

as

it

relates

to

the

Six

Nations

(incl.

ancillary

correspondence

of

William

Johnson

and

Gov.

Colden).

77pp.

13

HEEL

IX

Vol.

1310:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1699

0001

Gov.

Nicholson

on

general

conditions

in

Virginia,

1699

(incl.

Indian

relations).

40pp.

0041

Proclamations

regarding

land

rights,

forms

of

land

patents,

and

Virginia

Council

minutes

on

escheat

lands,

and

form

of

surveyor's

oath,

1699.

14pp.

0055

Account

of

a

meeting

with

the

tributary

Indians,

1699.

2pp.

0057

Gov.

Bellomont

on

Indian

trade

in

Virginia

and

essay

on

Indian

trade

by

Cadwal-

lader

Jones.

13pp.

0070

Notes

of

the

committee

examining

Pamunkey

Indian

claims

to

Pamunkey

Neck

and

Blackwater.

28pp.

0098

Correspondence

regarding

the

Piscataway

Indians

in

Stafford

Co.

12pp.

0100

List

of

tithables

in

Virginia,

1698.

Ipp.

Vol.

1311:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1699-1700

0111

Lord

Matraver's

patent

for

the

county

of

Norfolk.

6pp.

0117

Correspondence

on

settlement

of

French

Huguenot

refugees

in

Virginia.

8pp.

0124

Commissioners'

proceedings

on

land

claims

in

Blackwater

and

Pamunkey

Neck,

1700.

13pp.

0137

Land

appraisals

for

the

city

of

Williamsburg.

2pp.

0139

William

Randolph

patent

for

former

lands

of

Nathaniel

Bacon

in

Henrico

Co.

5pp.

0144

Correspondence

between

Govs.

Nicholson

and

Blake

regarding

Indian

trade.

8pp.

Vol.

1312:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

Parts

I

and

II,

1700-1702

0152

Gov.

Nicholson

on

Virginia

Indian

relations

and

esp.

on

murders

of

settlers

in

Stafford

Co.,

1700.

37pp.

0190

List

of

French

Huguenot

refugees

to

be

settled

in

Virginia,

1700.

3pp.

0193

Govs.

Bellomont

and

Nicholson

correspondence

regarding

relations

with

the

Six

Nations

of

Iroquois,

1700.

6pp.

0199

Propositions

concerning

the

secretary's

and

auditor's

duties

in

Virginia,

1700.

19pp.

0218

Gov.

Nicholson

on

the

Virginia

militia

and

the

issue

of

Virginia

military

assistance

for

New

York

(with

abstracts

of

the

Virginia

militia

by

county,

and

acts

and

proclamations

re

the

militia).

47pp.

0269

List

of

tithables

in

Virginia,

1701.

4pp.

0273

Gov.

Nicholson

on

the

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundary

and

on

Virginia

Indian

relations.

15pp.

0288

Queen

of

the

Pamunkeys

on

settlements

on

Pamunkey

lands.

3pp.

0292

Lists

of

land

patents

signed

in

Virginia,

1700-1702.

10pp.

0303

Materials

relating

to

settlement

of

French

Huguenot

refugees

at

Manakin

town,

1700-1702.

93pp.

14

0397

Col.

Quary,

propositions

relating

to

the

defense

of

Virginia;

order

of

Council

on

raising

troops

and

money

to

assist

New

York;

Virginia

burgesses'

ordinance

levying

militia;

abstracts

and

muster

rolls

of

Virginia

militia,

1702.

68pp.

0465

List

of

navigable

rivers

in

Virginia,

1702..5pp.

0470

List

of

parish

tithables

in

Virginia,

1702.

5pp.

Vol.

1313:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1703

0475

List

of

tithables

in

Virginia,

1702.

2pp.

0477

Virginia

burgesses

on

military

aid

to

New

York,

1703.

15pp.

0492

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1702-03.

14pp.

0506

List

of

land

patents

granted

in

Virginia,

1703.

3pp.

0509

Gov.

Nicholson

on

application

for

military

stores

from

England;

Blackwaterland

patents;

and

the

collection

of

quit

rents

in

Virginia.

14pp.

0524

Account

of

military

stores

sent

from

England

to

Virginia.

6pp.

0530

Abstract

of

Virginia

militia.

16pp.

0546

Account

of

tobacco

exported

to

England

in

1703.

7pp.

Vol.

1314:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1704-1705

0553

Gov.

Jenings,

observations

on

Virginia

laws

relating

to

church,

clergy,

courts,

revenue,

militia,

seating

of

lands,

sheriffs,

burgesses,

and

rates

of

money,

1704.

41pp.

0593

Memorial

concerning

the

maladministration

of

Gov.

Nicholson.

15pp.

0608

List

of

tithables

in

Virginia,

1704.

2pp.

0610

List

of

land

patents

signed

in

Virginia,

1704.

2pp.

0612

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1703.

8pp.

0620

Account

of

taxes

on

liquors,

servants,

and

slaves,

1703.

6pp.

0626

Proceedings

against

Nansiatico

Indians

for

murder,

1704.

8pp.

0635

Petition

for

establishment

of

new

river

ports

in

Virginia,

1704.

9pp.

0644

Accont

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1704

(incl.

county

rent

rolls).

114pp.

Vol.

1315:

Virginia

to

Board

of

Trade,

1705-1707

0759

Account

of

revenues

from

tobacco,

1705.

3pp.

0762

Proposal

for

Swiss

settlement

in

western

Virginia.

4pp.

0766

Virginia

Council

on

land

patent

disputes

and

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundary

dispute,

1706.

17pp.

0783

Account

of

the

manner

of

taking

up

land

patents

in

Virginia.

9pp.

0792

List

of

land

patents

signed

in

Virginia,

1706.

10pp.

0802

Proceedings

of

Council

on

a

land

claim

to

the

Northern

Neck,

1706.

5pp.

0807

Papers

relating

to

the

controversy

over

patents

for

Blackwater

swamp,

1702-1706.

52pp.

0859

Gov.

Jenings

petition

for

personal

land

grant,

1706.

6pp.

15

Vol.

1316:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1708-1715

0865

Gov.

Jenings

on

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundary;

Northern

Neck

land

dispute;

and

Indian

relations,

1708.

9pp.

0874

List

of

land

patents

signed

in

Virginia,

1708.

11pp.

0885

Order

of

Council

on

Virginia

land

patents

and

Virginia-North

Carolina

bound-

ary,

1708.

9pp.

0894

Correspondence

on

and

lists

of

Negroes

imported

to

Virginia,

1708.

11pp.

0906

Virginia

Council

on

westward

expansion.

9pp.

0915

Protest

on

South

Carolina

seizure

of

Virginia

Indian

traders.

5pp.

0920

List

of

Virginia

militia,

1709.

2pp.

0922

Correspondence

relative

to

establishment

of

a

Swiss

colony

in

western

Virginia,

1709.

16pp.

0939

Order

of

Council

regarding

Virginia

Indian

Trade.

2pp.

0941

Gov.

Jenings

on

Indian

trade

and

western

expansion,

1709.

6pp.

0947

Report

on

Virginia

Indian

traders

seized

in

South

Carolina.

12pp.

0959

Gov.

Jenings

on

Negro

imports

and

Virginia

land

patents

signed

in

1709.

6pp.

0965

Journal

of

Ludwell

and

Harrison,

commissioners

for

settling

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundaries,

1710

(with

comments

of

Virginia

Council).

31pp.

0996

William

Byrd

proposal

to

pay

Virginia

quit

rents

in

hemp

and

other

naval

stores.

3pp.

1000

Royal

nullification

of

Virginia

law

governing

seating

and

planting

of

land,

1711.

6pp.

1004

Proclamation

prohibiting

land

speculation,

1711.

8pp.

1012

Govs.

Hydeand

Spottswood

on

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundary

dispute,

1711.

8pp.

1020

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1709-11.

8pp.

1028

Minutes

of

Virginia

Council

on

the

manner

of

selling

quit

rents,

1705-11.

4pp.

1033

Colonial

proclamations

regarding

seating

land,

Indian

relations,

and

Indian

trade,

1711-12.

21pp.

1053

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1711-12.

2pp.

REELX

Vol.

1316:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1708-1715,

cont.

0002

Order

of

Council

on

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundary,

1712;

and

account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1711-1712.

5pp.

0007

Proclamation

for

preventing

abuses

in

land

certificates,

1713.

6pp.

0013

Correspondence

regarding

the

discovery

of

silver

mines

in

Virginia,

1714.

2pp.

0015

Treaties

with

the

Tuscaroras,

Nottaways,

and

Saponies,

Williamsburg,

1713.

28pp.

0043

Colonial

proclamation

enlarging

liberty

to

lands

on

the

southern

Virginia

frontier,

1714.3pp.

16

0046

Account

of

revenue

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1713-14.

4pp.

0050

Lists

of

births

and

burials

and

of

Negroes

imported

to

Virginia,

1712.

3pp.

Vol.

1317:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1715-1717

0055

William

Byrd

on

need

to

supplement

colonial

revenue

with

royal

quit

rents,

1715.

23pp.

0080

Account

of

royal

revenues

raised

in

Virginia,

1705-1712.

12pp.

0092

Resolves

of

Virginia

burgesses

against

Gov.

Spottswood,

1715.

10pp.

0103

Account

of

revenues

from

tobacco,

1712-1714.

7pp.

0109

Account

of

birth

and

burials

in

Virginia

parishes,

1714.

2pp.

0111

Proposals

for

determining

the

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundary.

3pp.

0114

Virginia,

Maryland,

and

London

merchants'complaints

against

Virginia

law

governing

the

Indian

trade

(with

response

of

the

Virginia

Company

and

statistics

on

the

fur

trade,

1699-1715).

59pp.

0173

Philip

Lud

well

controversy

over

the

governor's

lands,

1716.

8pp.

0181

Audit

report

on

Virginia

revenues,

1716.

17pp.

0200

Accounts

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1714-15.

I8pp.

Vol.

1318:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1717-1720

0219

British

merchants'

complaint

against

Virginia

laws

governing

tobacco

payments

and

Indian

trade

(with

the

answer

of

the

Virginia

Council

and

the

Virginia

Company,

abstract

of

Virginia

fur

exports,

1712-16,

and

royal

annulment

of

the

laws),

1717.67pp.

0286

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1716-17.

19pp.

0306

Deposition

on

removal

of

Saponi

Indians

to

Christanna.

2pp.

0308

Proposals

for

revenues

from

land

sales

and

colonial

proclamations

regarding

land

fraud

and

Indian

trade,

1717.

15pp.

0323

List

of

land

patents

granted

by

Gov.

Spottswood,

1710-1717.

59pp.

0382

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1717-18.

8pp.

0390

Gov.

Spottswood

defense

against

charges

of

misconduct

regarding

land

patents

and

on

French

designs

to

the

west.

25pp.

0415

Excerpts

of

charges

against

and

rebuttal

of

Gov.

Spottswood.

8pp.

0423

Outline

journal

of

Gov.

Sp.ottswood's

travels

and

expeditions,

1711-1717.

3pp.

0426

Gov.

Spottswood

on

controversy

with

Virginia

burgesses

and

on

Indian

attacks

on

the

Virginia

frontier.

32pp.

0459

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents,

tobacco,

slaves,

and

liquor,

1718-19.

17pp.

Vol.

1319:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1720-1726

0479

Gov.

Spottswood

on

general

conditions

in

Virginia.

1720-21.

17pp.

0496

Report

on

Virginia

acts

governing

collection

of

quit

rents,

1720-21.

3pp.

0499

Virginia

burgesses

on

securing

western

mountain

passes,

1721.

5pp.

0504

Correspondence

on

Gov.

Spottswood's

personal

land

grants.

5pp.

0509

Excerpts

from

Spottswood

correspondence

on

acts

passed

by

the

Virginia

bur-

gesses,

1721.

5pp.

17

0514

Gov.

Spottswood

on

protection

of

Virginia's

frontiers.

3pp.

0517

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1720-22.

I6pp.

0533

Lt.

Gov.

Drysda'e,

Virginia

burgesses,

and

R.

Wa'po'e

on

proposa'

to

exempt

Virginia

frontier

counties

from

payment

of

quit

rents,

1722-23.

31pp.

0564

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1722-25.

26pp.

0590

Drysda

e

and

Spottswood

on

irregu

arities

regarding

western

and

patents,

esp.

re

Spottsylvania

County,

1723.

92pp.

Vol.

1320:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1726-1727

0684

Gov.

Spottswood

on

land

irregularities

in

Spottsylvania

and

Brunswick

Counties,

1726.51pp.

0736

Account

of

Negroes

imported

to

York

River,

Upper

and

Lower

James

River,

and

Rappahannock

River

districts,

1718-1727.

17pp.

0755

Lt.

Gov.

Drysdale

on

frontier

land

disputes.

Northern

Neck

proprietary

charter,

and

Virginia

revenues.

17pp.

0772

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1725-26.

18pp.

0790

Account

of

births

and

deaths

of

freedmen

and

slaves

in

Virginia,

1725-1726.

3pp.

Vol.

1321:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1727-1729

0795

Council

with

Catawba

Indians

regarding

frontier

disturbances,

1727.

11

pp.

0806

Gov.

Gooch

report

on

acts

of

Virginia

burgesses.

28pp.

0834

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1717-28.

10pp.

0844

Account

of

Negroes

imported

to

Virginia,

1727-28.

3pp.

0847

Board

of

Trade

report

on

Spottswood

land

dispute

and

Gov.

Gooch

on

problems

with

quit

rent

payment

in

frontier

counties,

1728.

13pp.

0860

Report

on

Virginia

act

placing

duty

on

imported

slaves,

1728.

6pp.

0866

Gov.

Gooch

on

Indian

relations

in

Virginia,

1729.

11pp.

0877

Journal

of

surveyor's

commission

to

lay

out

Virginia-North

Carolina

boundary.

15pp.

Vol.

1322:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1729-1732

0895

Board

of

Trade

on

difficulties

with

rent

rolls

in

frontier

counties,

1729.

3pp.

0898

Gov.

Gooch

on

runaway

slaves,

Indian

relations,

and

frontier

settlements.

15pp.

0913

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1728-1729.

12pp.

0925

Royal

nullification

of

Virginia

duty

on

imported

slaves,!

729.

2pp.

0927

Extracts

oí

Gov.

Gooch

report

on

acts

passed

by

Virginia

burgesses,

1730-31

(esp.

re

Northern

Neck

land

claims).

14pp.

0941

Petition

of

William

Keith

et

al.

for

lands

in

western

Virginia

to

establish

a

Swiss

colony

(with

proposed

constitution

for

the

Swiss

colony),

1731.

37pp.

0978

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1730-31.

12pp.

0990

Proclamation

preventing

unlawful

meetings

of

Negroes

and

slaves,

1730.

4pp.

0994

Gov.

Gooch

on

general

Indian

relations

and

Gov.

Spottswood's

land

patents,

1731.6pp.

18

Vol.

1323:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1732-1735

1002

-Correspondence

on

discovery

of

mines

in

Virginia,

1731-32.

14pp.

1016

Account

of

Negroes

imported

into

Virginia,

1731.

Ip.

1017

Delineation

of

Lord

Fairfax

proprietary

in

the

Northern

Neck,

esp.

with

regard

to

Swiss

settlement

in

western

Virginia,

1732-34.

53pp.

1067

Request

for

extending

exemption

of

parish

dues

to

German

settlers

in

frontier

counties.

8pp.

1078

Board

of

Trade

report

on

private

land

acts

passed

in

Virginia,

1730-1732.

18pp.

1096

Gov.

Gooch

on

general

conditions

in

Virginia,

1733.

4pp.

1100

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1732-34.

22pp.

1122

Extracts

of

Gov.

Gooch

report

on

acts

of

Virginia

burgesses,

1734

(esp.

regarding

settling

land,

Indian

trials,

and

Indian

land

purchases).

16pp.

1138

.

Objections

to

Virginia

law

disenfranchising

free

Negroes

and

Indians.

4pp.

1142

Account

of

tobacco

revenues,

1735.

4pp.

REEL

XI

Vol.

1324:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1736-1740

0003

Order

of

Council

approving

Virginia

laws

on

settling

lands,

1736.

2pp.

0005

Gov.

Gooch

on

manufacture

in

Virginia,

1736.

6pp.

0011

Gov.

Gooch

on

Virginia

act

of

1723

disenfranchising

free

Negroes

and

Indians

(with

proclamations

on

the

militia

and

unlawful

concourse

among

Negroes).

6pp.

0017

Gov.

Gooch

on

dispute

over

Fairfax

lands

in

the

Northern

Neck,

and

on

Virginia

manufacture,

1736.

12pp.

0029

Commissioners'

report

on

dispute

over

Fairfax

lands

in

the

Northern

Neck,

1737

(with

enclosures

and

depositions).

97pp.

0127

Gov.

Gooch

and

commissioners'correspondence

on

Fairfax

lands

dispute,

1737-

38

(incl.

lists

of

surveys

and

patents

for,

and

orders

of

Council

regarding.

Northern

Neck

lands).

56pp.

0184

Gov.

Gooch

on

offenses

of

the

Six

Nations

and

on

the

Fairfax

land

dispute,

1738.

14pp.

0198

Gov.

Gooch

on

acts

of

Virginia

burgesses,

1738.

24pp.

0223

Account

of

revenue

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1734-39.

43pp.

Vol.

1325:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1740-1742

0270

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1739-42.

24pp.

0294

Gov.

Gooch

on

acts

of

Virginia

burgesses,

1740.

35pp.

0329

Virginia

proclamations

regarding

militia

service,

1740.

5pp.

0334

Gov.

Gooch

on

treaty

between

southern

and

northern

Indians.

2pp.

0336

Gov.

Gooch

on

Maryland

Indians'

conspiracy

and

on

invasion

of

Georgia

by

the

Spanish,

1742.

25pp.

0361

Gov.

Gooch

on

general

conditions

in

Virginia,

1742.

21pp.

0382

Gov.

Gooch

on

Indian

skirmishes

on

Virginia

frontier,

1742.

9pp.

19

Vol.

1326:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1743-1747

0393

Gov.

Gooch

on

Virginia

boundaries

and

general

economic

conditions,

1743.

21pp.

0415

Account

of

revenue

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1742-46.

42pp.

0457

Gov.

Gooch

on

the

Treaty

of

Lancaster

with

the

Six

Nations

and

on

general

economic

conditions

in

Virginia,

1744.

29pp.

0487

Order

of

Council

regarding

boundary

dispute

with

Fairfax

lands

in

Northern

Neck,

1745.

12pp.

0499

Gov.

Gooch

on

acts

passed

by

Virginia

burgesses,

1746.

20pp.

0519

Gov.

Gooch

on

Virginia

boundaries

and

general

economic

conditions,

1747.

21pp.

0540

Gov.

Gooch

on

application

for

western

land

grants,

1747

(with

an

account

of

tobacco

revenues,

1747).

4pp

Vol.

1327:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1748-1753

0546

Gov.

Gooch

on

petition

for

western

land

grant,

1748.

4pp.

0550

Order

of

Council

permitting

land

grants

in

western

Virginia,

1748

(incl.

petitions

for

grants).

17pp.

0568

Excerpts

of

Virginia

Council

minutes

and

acts

of

1749

relating

to

westward

expansion.

13pp.

0580

Gov.

Gooch

on

general

economic

conditions

in

Virginia,

1749.

21pp.

0601

Thomas

Lee

and

William

Johnson

on

Indian

relations

and

Ohio

Company

settlement

plans,

1750.

31pp.

0632

Col.

Lewis

Burwell

and

Joshua

Fry

on

Virginia

boundaries

and

frontier

condi-

tions,

1751

(incl.

account

of

Virginia

boundary

changes,

1606-1750).

22pp.

0655

Journal

of

the

westward

travels

of

John

Peter

Salley,

1742-1745.

12pp.

0667

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

French

enroachments

upon

Virginia,

1752.

28pp.

0695

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

abuses

of

Indian

traders,

Indians'

objections

to

Treaty

of

Lancaster,

and

Twightwees'attack

upon

French

in

Ohio,

1752.

18pp.

0712

William

Trent,

journal

of

negotiations

with

Twightwee

Indians

at

Logstown,

Ohio,

1752.

29pp.

0741

Minutes

of

treaty

with

the

Six

Nations

and

Twightwees

at

Logstown,

Ohio,

1752.

37pp.

0778

Proposals

to

build

forts

on

the

Ohio,

and

order

of

Council

approving

payments

for

Twightwee

Indians

and

for

building

forts

on

the

Ohio,

1753.

9pp.

0787

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

plans

to

encourage

western

settlements,

letters

to

the

Six

Nations,

Catawbas,

and

Cherokees,

and

an

account

of

the

method

of

taking

up

land

in

Virginia,

1753.

25pp.

0812

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1747-53.

44pp.

Vol.

1328:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1753-1756

0859

Order

of

Council

regarding

fortifications

on

the

Ohio,

1753.

6pp.

0865

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

Trent

and

Fairfax

conferences

with

the

Six

Nations,

Dela-

wares,

Shawnees,

etc.

in

Ohio,

1753.

60pp.

0926

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

dispute

with

burgesses

over

land

patent

pistole

fee,

1753.12pp.

20

0938

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

George

Washington

expedition

to

Ohio,

1754.

20pp.

0959

Orders

of

Council

expanding

land

grant

to

the

Ohio

Company,

making

other

small

western

land

grants,

and

exempting

frontier

settlements

from

quit

rents

for

ten

yars,

1754.

21pp.

0981

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

Virginia

burgesses'

appropriations

for

frontier

protection,

accounts

of

frontier

fighting

in

Ohio,

and

an

account

of

tobacco

revenues,

1753-54.

10pp.

0991

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

Virginia

boundaries

and

economic

conditions,

1754-55.22pp.

1021

Gov.

Dinwiddie

complaint

on

lack

of

intercolonial

support

for

Braddock's

expe-

dition

to

Ohio,

and

Virginia

burgesses'

reaction

to

Braddock's

defeat,

1755.

15pp.

1036

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

frontier

forts

in

Ohio,

response

to

Indian

attacks

on

Virginia

frontier,

Virginia

taxes

(with

list

of

tithables

in

Virginia,

1955),

1755.

23pp.

1062

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1753-56.

29pp.

REEL

XII

Vol.

1329:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1756-1760

0001

Pitt,

Abercrombie,

and

Virginia

burgesses'

request

for

British

financial

aid

for

frontier

defense,

1756.

17pp.

0020

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

frontier

conditions

in

Virginia

(esp.

regarding

Indian

attacks

in

Ohio),

1756-57.

26pp.

0046

Gov.

Dinwiddie

on

acts

of

Virginia

burgesses,

1757.

9pp.

0055

Activities

of

Virginia

agents,

Byrd

and

Randolph,

1758.

8pp.

0063

Gov.

Fauquier

on

Virginia

land

patents

and

financing

Indian

presents,

1758-59.

19pp.

0082

Gov.

Fauquier

on

impact

of

the

reduction

of

Ft.

Duquesne

and

Virginia

burgesses'acts

regarding

frontier

protection,

1759.

12pp.

0094

Gov.

Fauquier

on

Virginia

militia,

Indian

relations,

and

boundary

dispute

with

Pennsylvania

regarding

Ohio

settlements,

1759-60.

17pp.

0111

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1755-59.

28pp.

Vol.

1330:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1760-1764

0140

Articles

of

capitulation

of

Ft.

Loudoun,

1760.

5pp.

0145

Gov.

Fauquier

on

Ohio

settlements,

land

patent

problems,

and

the

Pennsylvania-

Virginia

boundary,

1760-61.

17pp.

0162

Materials

on

Virginia

land

purchases

from

the

Six

Nations

and

other

Indians

along

the

western

frontier

(with

a

summary

of

Indian

conferences,

1758-59),

and

Fauquier

on

Indian

land

grievances,

1761-63.

28pp.

0190

Gov.

Fauquier

on

Virginia

borders

and

economic

conditions,

1763.

29pp.

0219

Gov.

Fauquier

on

settlements

in

Ohio

and

congress

with

the

southern

Indians

at

Augusta,

1764.

14pp.

0233

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1758-63.

44pp.

Vol.

1331:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1765-1766

0278

Correspondence

on

murder

of

Cherokees

by

frontiersman,

1765.45pp.

21

0323

Gov.

Fauquier

on

Boquet's

reduction

of

hostile

Indians,

1766.

2pp.

0325

Près.

Blair

and

Gov.

Fauquier

on

Virginia

rent

rolls

and

complaints

about

settlements

on

Indian

lands

(with

Fauquier's

proclamation

evacuating

settlements

on

Indian

lands),

1766.

13pp.

0338

Order

in

Council

upon

a

petition

of

the

Ohio

Company

for

500,000

acres

of

land,

1765.

17pp.

0355

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1763-66.

26pp.

Vol.

1332:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1767-1770

0382

Virginia

burgesses'

petition

to

the

king

regarding

settlement

west

of

the

Virginia

mountains,

1768.4pp.

0386

Petition

for

land

grants

in

Ohio

from

Thomas

Walpole,

Benjamin

Franklin,

and

others

of

the

Ohio

Company,

1769.

43pp.

0429

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1766-69.

13pp.

Vol.

1333:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1770-1772

0443

Record

of

all

official

land

grants

ordered

at

Council

west

of

the

Allegheny

Mountains

in

Virginia,

1745-69.

21pp.

0466

Petition

of

Edward

Bell

for

80,000

acres

of

land

in

western

Virginia,

1770.

10pp.

0476

Thomas

Walpole,

Benjamin

Franklin,

and

others

of

the

Ohio

Company,

observa-

tions

and

answers

regarding

land

grants

in

western

Virginia,

1771.

44pp.

0521

Order

of

Council

regarding

land

grant

to

Ohio

Company,

1772.

9pp.

0530

Account

of

revenue

from

tobacco,

1769-70.

4pp.

Vol.

1334:

Virginia

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1772-1773

0535

Order

of

the

king

approving

a

grant

of

lands

to

the

Ohio

Company,

1772.

7pp.

Vol.

1337:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1696-1746

0543

Correspondence

on

problems

of

extending

judicial

machinery

to

expanding

counties,

1727.

14pp.

0557

Deposition

of

a

Cherokee

Indian

trader

on

French

influence

upon

the

Indians,

1728.4pp.

0561

Gov.

Gooch

on

plans

for

defense

against

Indian

attacks,

1742.

3pp.

Vol.

1344:

Miscellaneous,

1722-1783

0565

Royal

instructions

to

Gov.

Dinwiddie

regarding

Ohio

settlements,

1753.

4pp.

0569

Representation

of

William

Keith

on

behalf

of

Swiss

settlers

for

lands

in

western

Virginia,

1732.

3pp.

0574

Correspondence

on

French

encroachments

in

Ohio,

1739-43.

10pp.

0582

Joshua

Fry,

field

notes

taken

in

running

the

boundary

line

of

Lord

Fairfax,

1746.

19pp.

0602

Board

of

Trade,

Gov.

Dinwiddie,

and

Virginia

burgesses

on

defection

of

the

Six

Nations

to

the

French,

French

forts

on

the

Ohio,

and

English

combat

of

the

French,

1751-54.

23pp.

22

Vol.

1345:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1762-1767

0626

.

Gov.

Fauquier

on

western

Virginia

settlements

and

frontier

Indian

attacks,

1763-

64.

14pp.

0640

Account

of

a

Cherokee

visit

to

England

regarding

land

complaints,

1765.

7pp.

0647

Fauquier-Shelburne

correspondence

on

illegal

westward

settlements,

1766-67.

21pp.

Vol.

1346:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1768

0669

Board

of

Trade

on

settlements

in

western

Virginia,

1768.

6pp.

0675

Près.

Blair

on

general

economic

conditions

in

Virginia,

1768.

7pp.

Vol.

1347:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1769

0683

John

Stuart

on

land

purchases

from

Indians,

1768.

5pp.

0688

Gov.

Botetourt

and

John

Stuart

on

conference

with

the

Indians

at

Ft.

Stanwix,

1768-69.

38pp.

Vol.

1348:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1770

0727

Gov.

Botetourt

on

Indians

murdered

by

settlers,

1769.

14pp.

0741

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1768-69.

9pp.

0750

Gov.

Botetourt

on

Virginia

burgesses'

actions

regarding

the

Cherokee

boundary

(with

a

talk

from

the

Cherokees),

1769.

18pp.

0768

Près.

Nelson

on

the

death

of

Botetourt

and

large

land

grants

in

western

Virginia,

1770.

14pp.

0782

Gov.

Dinwiddie,

proclamation

regarding

western

land

grants

and

John

Blair's

account

of

western

land

grants,

1769-70.

7pp.

0789

George

Washington

on

western

land

grants,

1770.

7pp.

Vol.

1349:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1771

0797

Hillsborough

to

Près.

Nelson

on

Ohio

land

claims,

1771.

13pp.

0810

Près.

Nelson

and

John

Stuart

on

Cherokee

boundary,

1771.

11pp.

0821

Près.

Nelson

and

Gov.

John

Penn

on

colonial

governors'

conference

on

Indian

trade,

1771.

21pp.

0842

Virginia

Council

on

murders

of

Indians

by

settlers,

1769.

5pp.

0847

Observations

on

several

acts

of

the

Virginia

Assembly

imposing

duties

on

slaves,

1732-69.

7pp.

0854

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1769-71.

10pp.

Vol.

1350:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1772

0865

Gov.

Dunmore

on

Virginia-Cherokee

boundary

(with

talks

from

the

Cherokees).

15pp.

0880

Gov.

Dunmore

on

proposal

to

levy

a

fee

upon

importation

of

Negro

slaves

to

Virginia,

1772.

4pp.

0884

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1770-72.

12pp.

23

Vol.

1351:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1773

0897

Gov.

Dunmore

on

Cherokee

boundary

and

settlements

in

Ohio.

9pp.

0906

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1771-73.

12pp.

Vol.

1352:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1774

0919

Gov.

Dunmore

on

Virginia

boundaries

and

general

economic

conditions.

16pp.

0935

Dartmouth

and

Govs.

Dunmore

and

Penn

on

disputed

Pennsylvania-Virginia

boundary

and

efforts

of

Virginia

to

extend

civil

government

into

disputed

Ohio

territory

(incl.

deed

of

land

cession

by

Illinois

Indians,

1773).

95pp.

1029

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1772-73.

11pp.

Vol.

1353:

Virginia

to

the

Secretary

of

State,

1774-1777

1041

Dartmouth

and

Gov.

Dunmore

on

frontier

Indian

hostilities,

and

proposed

annexation

to

Virginia

of

Ohio

(with

a

list

of

land

patents

granted

by

Gov.

Dunmore,

1772-74),

1774-75.

107pp.

1148

Account

of

revenues

from

quit

rents

and

tobacco,

1772-74.

9pp.

1157

Henderson

and

Company

proposals

for

settling

lands

purchased

from

the

Chero-

kees

(with

Dunmore

talk

to

the

Cherokees),

1775.

10pp.

1168

Dartmouth

and

Gov.

Dunmore

on

Virginia-Pennsylvania

boundary,

1775.

8pp.

1176

Talk

from

the

Shawnees,

Delawares,

and

Mingoes

to

Gov.

Dunmore

and

corres-

pondence

of

western

settlers

to

Dunmore,

1775.

6pp.

24

British

Public

Record

Office,

Colonial

Office,

Class

5

Files:

PART

II

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Board

of

Trade

25

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

BOARD

OF

TRADE

Page

REEL

INDEX

Reel

I

Vol.

1:

Plantations

General,

1689-1697

29

3:

Plantations

General.

1702-1709

30

4:

Plantations

General,

1710-1731

30

5:

Plantations

General,

1732-1748

32

Reel

II

Vol.

5:

Plantations

General,

1732-1748,

com

32

6:

Plantations

General,

1749-1754

33

7:

Plantations

General,

1755-1760

34

1287:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1696-1699

34

Reel

III

Vol.

1287:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1696-1699,

cont

35

Index

to

Vol.

1287

35

1288:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1699-1701

35

Index

to

Vol.

1288

35

1289:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1701-1702

35

Reel

IV

Vol.

1289:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1701-1702,

cont

35

Index

to

Vol.

1289

35

1290:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1702-1704

35

Index

to

Vol.

1290

35

1291:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1704-1707

35

ReelV

1291:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1704-1707,

cont

36

Index

to

Vol.

1291

36

27

:

-Ti4

"

1292:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1707-1716

36

Index

to

Vol.

1292

36

1293:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1716-1727

36

Reel

VI

Vol.

1293:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1716-1727,

cont

36

1294:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1727-1751

36

1295:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1752-1760

37

1296:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1761-1773

37

Index

to

Vol.

1296

37

1297:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1773-1775

37

65:

Plantations

General,

1764

37

For

more

information

on

the

Royal

Colony

of

Virginia

and

the

affairs

of

the

Board

of

Trade,

see

Part

I:

Westward

Expansion,

1700-1783,

Volumes

1310-1354.

28

REEL

INDEX

THE

BOARD

OF

TRADE

REEL

I

Vol.

1:

Plantations

General,

1689-1697

Frame

0003

Lords

of

trade

entry

book,

1685-1695.

10pp.

0013

Report

from

the

lords

of

trade

concerning

the

plantations

in

reference

to

the

war

with

France.

May

1689.

5pp.

0019

Persons

proposed

by

committee;

those

appointed

to

be

governors

of

the

planta-

tions.

May

1689.

12pp.

0033

An

account

taken

of

the

country

of

which

a

patent

is

desired

in

the

center

of

northern

part

of

America

bordering

Carolina,

Canada,

Virginia,

Maryland

and

Pennsylvania,

also

the

Pacific

Ocean.

4pp.

0037

An

act

for

restraining

and

punishing

privateers

and

pirates

within

the

plantations.

5pp.

0045

Petition

of

the

proprietors

and

agents

of

several

provinces

in

America

concerning

the

appointment

of

attorney

general

with

complaints

about

already

appointed

generals

from

the

lords

justices.

Nov.

5,

1696.

7pp.

0052

Memorial

concerning

the

breach

of

the

acts

of

trade

and

navigation

within

several

colonies

and

plantations,

under

certain

proprietors.

Nov.

10,

1696.

12pp.

0067

Memorial

of

the

proprietors

of

several

provinces

in

America

relating

to

erecting

courts

of

admiralty

in

each

colony.

Dec.

1696.

4pp.

0078

Draft

of

a

bond

to

be

entered

into

by

the

proprietors

of

plantations

in

America

referring

to

oblige

their

deputy

governors

to

obey

all

directions

sent

to

them

that

are

pursuant

to

the

acts

of

trade

in

plantations.

Apr.

30,

1697.

6pp.

0084

Letter

from

Mr.

Penn

referring

to

the

drawing

of

the

line

of

partition

between

Maryland

and

Pennsylvania.

Sept.

1697.

2pp.

0086

Representation

relating

to

the

restitution

of

French

part

of

St.

Christophers

by

the

commissioners

for

trade

and

plantations,

also

Hudson

Bay,

Nova

Scotia,

and

Newfoundland.

Dec.

1697.

7pp.

29

Vol.

3:

Plantations

General,

1702-1709

0095

Letter

referring

to

the

Dutch

trading

with

the

Spaniards.

Dec.

1702.

Ip.

0096

Reasons

against

prohibiting

trade

and

commerce

with

Spain

in

the

West

Indies.

Mar.

18,

1703.

6pp.

0102

Letter

referring

to

an

attack

on

the

Bahama

Islands

which

destroyed

the

province.

Sept.

1703.

4pp.

0108

Petitions

from

two

merchants

desiring

protection

to

carry

on

slave

trading

with

the

plantations.

Mar.

2,

1703.

9pp.

0117

Report

of

proceeds

relating

to

the

production

of

naval

stores

in

the

plantations.

May

1704.

14pp.

0136

Commission

for

government

of

New

York

relating

to

grants

of

lands,

n.d.

Ip.

0137

Circular

to

governors

requesting

an

account

of

military

stores.

Jan.

31,1705.3pp.

0140

Circular

letter

approving

the

proposal

to

continue

trade

with

Spain

in

West

Indies

during

the

war.

Nov.

8,

1705.

4pp.

0144

Representation

from

the

Council

of

Trade

referring

to

misfeasances

and

illegal

proceedings

of

the

proprietary

and

charter

governments

in

America.

Jan.

1703.

13pp.

0157

Memorial

to

treasurer

of

England

showing

present

state

of

the

tobacco

planta-

tions

and

ill

management

ofthat

trade

with

the

proper

remedies.

Feb.

1705.

5pp.

0162

Letter

of

the

settling

of

Swiss

in

Jamacia,

New

York.

Mar.

1706.

2pp.

0164

Memorial

of

surveyor

general

referring

to

the

growth

of

tobacco

by

Dutch

and

Germans

and

the

threat

it

has

upon

the

provinces.

Apr.

1706.

23pp.

0187

Board

of

Trade

abstract

of

what

is

to

be

done

in

relation

to

exportation

of

tobacco

from

the

lords

of

trade,

1706-1707.

2pp.

0189

Petition

to

the

parliament

of

England

from

merchants

with

regard

to

trade

of

tobacco.

Nov.

1706.

3pp.

0192

Act

for

better

regulation

of

charter

and

proprietary

governments

in

America

for

encouragement

of

trade

of

the

kingdom

and

plantations.

Apr.

1706.

15pp.

0207

Reasons

offered

to

the

House

of

Commons

of

Great

Britain

for

encouraging

the

export

of

tobacco,

sugar,

and

other

commodities.

1707.

2pp.

0210

Lords

of

trade

report

on

present

state

of

trade

to

Sweden

for

pitch

and

tar

with

regard

to

supplying

naval

stores.

Feb.

1709.

25pp.

0236

Act

for

the

preservation

of

white

pine

or

mast

tree

fit

for

masting

the

royal

navy.

Dec.

1709.

5pp.

Vol.

4:

Plantations

General,

1710-1731

0242

Index

for

in

letters

to

the

Board

of

Trade,

1724-1735.

21pp.

0263

The

Board

of

Trade

and

the

duties

placed

on

iron

and

steel

manufactured

in

America.

Jan.

26,

1710.

3pp.

0267

List

of

licenses

to

officers

in

America,

1702-1711.

6pp.

0273

Instructions

to

the

governors

to

levy

arms

and

muster.

1713.

3pp.

0276

General

report

of

the

Board

of

Trade.

Mar.

10,

1715.

3pp.

0279

Entry

book

of

letters

from

the

Board

of

Trade

to

the

king,

regarding

the

American

Colonies,

1715-1723.

35pp.

0315

Earl

of

Clarendon's

petition

for

a

land

grant

in

North

Carolina,

n.d.

Ip.

30

0316

Board

of

Trade

report

on

removing

duties

from

American

timber

products;

with

an

account

of

the

gross

duties

payable

on

wood

imported

to

England.

July

6,1715.

7pp.

0324

Powers

of

Col.

Bladen

regarding

the

implementation

of

the

Treaty

of

Utrecht,

n.d.

3pp.

0327

Board

of

Trade

report

on

the

form

of

messages

received

from

Jamaica.

Feb.

1716.

6pp.

0333

List

of

Board

of

Trade

reports,

1714-1716.

4pp.

0337

Account

of

English

imports

and

exports,

1697-1701.

5pp.

0342

Naval

board

on

naval

stores

imported

from

America,

Feb.

1716

to

March

1717.

20pp.

0361

List

of

reports

from

the

secretary

of

war,

1715-1717.

2pp.

0365

Board

of

Trade

report

on

petitions

for

patents

to

cure

sturgeon

in

North

America.

Apr.

2,

1718.

6pp.

0371

Merchants

of

London

report

on

Spanish

privateers

in

North

America,

1718-1721.

Oct.

8,

1721.8pp.

0382

Merchants

of

London

complaints

regarding

Gov.

Nicholson.

Jan.

5,

1721.

6pp.

0388

Merchants

of

London

complaints

regarding

Spanish

privateers.

May

20,

1726.

5pp.

0394

Board

of

Trade

report

on

the

applications

for

colonial

appointments.

1718.

6pp.

0400

Discourse

on

the

present

state

of

the

American

colonies,

n.d.

26pp.

0427

Observations

on

expected

colonial

assistance

in

the

event

of

an

expedition

against

Spain,

n.d.

10pp.

0438

Index

to

Board

of

Trade

reports,

June

1727

to

June

1728.

6pp.

0449

Drafts

of

warrants

regarding

colonial

seals.

Aug.

1728.

10pp.

0459

Board

of

Trade

report

on

the

proposed

settlements

of

Irish

and

Palatines

in

Maine.

Dec.

1729.

8pp.

0467

Draft

order

to

the

colonial

governors

for

a

cessation

of

hostilities

with

Spain.

Jan.

1730.

11pp.

0481

Secretary

of

state

to

colonial

governors

regarding

reprisals

for

Spanish

privateer-

ing.

Sept.

1730.

6pp.

0487

Board

of

Trade

report

on

Col.

Dunbar's

proposition

to

settle

Irish

and

Palatines

in

northern

New

England.

May

1729.

7pp.

0495

Board

of

Trade

report

on

settlements

in

the

Carolinas,

Nova

Scotia,

and

New

England.

Also,

report

on

William

Keith

and

the

African

Company.

Sept.

1729.

8pp.

0503

Board

of

Trade

circular

to

colonial

governors

on

Spanish

privateers.

Jan.

1730.

4pp.

0507

Board

of

Trade

report

on

the

need

for

a

treaty

with

the

Cherokee

Indians

in

the

Carolinas.

Aug.

1730.

3pp.

0510

Proposal

for

bolstering

colonial

fortifications.

1730.

4pp.

0514

Board

of

Trade

report

on

the

treaty

with

the

Cherokee

Indians;

including

talk

from

the

Cherokee

leaders

and

the

Articles

of

Friendship.

Sept.

1730.

18pp.

31

0532

Virginia

Council

and

governor's

objections

to

the

Board

of

Trade's

restrictions

on

trade

with

the

Caribbean

Islands.

Sept.

1731.

20pp.

0552

New

York

Council

and

governor's

objections

to

the

Board

of

Trade's

restrictions

on

trade

with

the

Caribbean

Islands,

n.d.

4pp.

0556

The

president

and

Council

of

St.

Christopher's

objections

on

proposed

trade

restrictions

with

the

Carribbean

Islands,

n.d.

5pp.

0561

The

northern

colonies

and

the

Leeward

Islands

response

to

the

proposed

trade

restrictions

with

the

Caribbean

Islands,

with

a

reply

on

behalf

of

Barbados,

n.d.

99pp.

0661

Board

of

Trade

report

on

the

general

state

of

affairs,

n.d.

Vol.

5:

Plantations

General,

1732-1748

0669

Board

of

Trade

on

new

laws

and

manufacture

within

the

colonies

in

America.

Feb.

1732.

43pp.

0712

Considerations

relating

to

the

present

condition

of

the

plantations

with

proposals

for

better

regulation

of

them.

n.d.

9pp.

0721

Considerations

relating

to

the

security

of

the

British

colonies

in

America.

Oct.

1733.

10pp.

0734

London

merchants'

petition

to

the

king

relating

to

laws

and

manufacture

in

America.

July

1734.

4pp.

0739

Board

of

Trade

to

Parliament

on

laws

made,

manufacture

set

up,

and

trade

carried

on

in

colonies

and

plantations

in

America.

Jan.

1733.

50pp.

0790

Minutes

of

the

committee

of

the

House

of

Lords

on

Board

of

Trade

report

on

the

above.

May

1733.

7pp.

0797

State

of

the

British

islands

in

America

with

respect

to

their

trade,

strength,

and

fortification,

and

an

account

of

laws

passed

and

duties

on

Negroes.

Jan.

1735.

42pp.

0844

Board

of

Trade

on

French

proposals

for

terminating

disputes

in

America.

June

1737.

5pp.

REEL

II

Vol.

5:

Plantations

General,

1732-1748,

cont.

0004

Applications

for

war

materials

from

Britain.

Dec.

1737.

6pp.

0011

Index

of

royal

instructions,

n.d.

4pp.

0015

Circular

t

colonial

governors

on

trade

with

Spain,

n.d.

3pp.

0021

Secretary

of

state,

instructions

for

an

expedition

against

Spanish

settlements.

Apr.

1740.

7pp.

0029

Merchants'

petition

regarding

trade

with

America.

June

1741.

5pp.

0034

Board

of

Trade•report

upon

the

proposals

relating

to

the

war

in

Georgia

and

Florida.

Nov.

1741.

10pp.

0044

Abstract

of

Col.

Dunbar's

case.

n.d.

6pp.

0050

Substance

of

what

was

said

by

the

chief

of

the

Onondagas

relating

to

governor

of

Maryland.

July

1742.

7pp.

32

0057

Examinations

relating

to

dangerous

conspiracy

of

the

northern

indians

against

English

inhabitants

of

Maryland

and

Pennsylvania.

July

1742.

16pp.

0073

Letters

from

Thomas

Robinson,

governor

of

Barbados,

relating

to

illegal

trade.

Nov.

1743.

13pp.

0086

Shirley's

letter

referring

to

methods

used

to

prevent

illegal

trade.

Feb.

1743.

4pp.

0090

Account

of

fighting

men

in

each

plantation

and

colony

in

America

with

annual

amount

of

natural

and

improved

produce

of

each

plantation

and

colony.

July

1743.9pp.

0099

Account

of

vessels

trading

to

and

from

plantations

and

the

present

state

of

the

British

islands

and

colonies

in

America.

August

1743.

5pp.

0104

Account

of

Cape

Breton.

Oct.

1744.

11pp.

0115

Intecepted

Spanish

correspondence

between

viceroys

of

Peru

and

Santa

Fe.

June

1746.

4pp.

0119

Board

of

Trade

report

relating

to

survey

of

Fairfax

lands

along

the

Potomac

River,

n.d.

2pp.

0121

State

of

military

stores

at

Panama.

1746.

13pp.

0134

List

of

places

in

the

West

Indies

at

the

disposal

of

a

secretary

of

state,

n.d.

5pp.

0139

Proposals

for

the

better

governing

of

and

improving

the

men

to

be

sent

to

America

with

further

proposals,

n.d.

15pp.

0154

Methods

for

preventing

frauds

in

customs

and

duties

for

fortifying

dominions

in

North

America,

n.d.

5pp.

0159

Ways

and

means

proposed

for

raising

sufficient

funds

for

fortifying

towns,

ports

and

harbors

in

America,

n.d.

7pp.

0166

List

of

governors

and

other

officers

and

agents

of

plantations.

Feb.

1747.

6pp.

0172

Memorial

of

Henry

McCulloh

on

irregularities

in

American

trade.

July

1748.

15pp.

0187

Account

of

proceedings

upon

late

interview

with

Indians

of

the

Six

Nations

at

Albany.

Aug.

1748.

13pp.

0201

Royal

orders

for

restoring

conquests

in

the

West

Indies.

Dec.

1748.

4pp.

Vol.

6:

Plantations

General,

1749-1754

0207

Governors,

Council

and

Assembly

of

Jamaica

address

and

representation

on

the

clandestine

trade

carried

on

between

English

northern

colonies

and

French

sugar

islands.

Nov.

21,

1749.

17

pp.

0224

Mumford's

clearance

from

Rhode

Island

to

Jamaica;

also

account

of

names,

ages,

and

descriptions

of

men.

Aug.

19,

1749.

6pp.

0230

Examination

of

E.

Manning

and

R.

Mumford

before

the

Assembly

of

Jamaica

with

regard

to

trade

carried

on

between

English

northern

colonies

and

French

sugar

islands.

Nov.

10,

1749.

9pp.

0239

Lords

of

trade

examination

into

the

state

of

right

to

the

province

of

Acadia.

four

islands

of

St.

Lucia,

St.

Vincent,

Dominico,

and

Tobago.

July

4,

1750.

7pp.

0246

Letter

on

the

regulation

of

American

dominions

and

conduct

of

governors

and

other

officers.

Jan.

5,

1752.

2pp.

0248

Estimates

and

charges

offerees

in

plantations

Minora

and

Gibralter.

1748-1749.

8pp.

33

0256

Lords

of

trade

report

on

the

petition

of

London

merchants'

proposals

for

opening

new

trade

and

making

settlements

on

coast

of

Labrador.

July

23,

1752.

28pp.

0284

Letter

referring

to

Indians

not

in

alliance

with

the

king

intending

to

commit

hostilities

on

parts

of

dominions

in

America.

Aug.

1753.

2pp.

0286

The

proceedings

of

the

French

in

America.

Apr.

1754.

7pp.

0293

Proposal

for

building

forts

upon

the

Ohio

and

other

rivers

in

North

America.

Apr.

30,

1754.

6pp.

Vol.

7:

Plantations

General,

1755-1760

0301

Letter

from

the

Board

of

Trade

relating

to

defense

of

frontiers

and

Indian

management.

July

1755.

3pp.

0304

Account

of

white

inhibitants

in

North

America.

Aug.

1755.

3pp.

0310

Report

from

the

lords

of

trade

on

Mr.

Penn's

proposal

for

grants

of

land

to

such

officers

and

soldiers

engaged

in

public

service.

Dec.

1755.

9pp.

0319

Appointment

of

William

Johnson

and

Edmund

Atkins

to

be

agents

of

Indian

affairs

in

America.

Feb.

and

July

1756.

5pp.

0325

Lords

of

trade

prohibition

of

exporting

provisions

from

the

colonies

in

America.

Oct.

1756.

6pp.

0332

Representation

of

the

Board

of

Trade

to

the

king

with

regard

to

the

Indians

on

the

back

of

South

Carolina

and

Georgia.

Dec.

1756.

11pp.

0343

Lords

of

trade

report

on

petitions

from

Virginia

and

Carolina

seeking

British

financial

assistance.

Jan.

1757.

12pp.

0355

Letter

from

secretary

of

Board

of

Trade

enclosing

a

printed

act

passed

to

prohibit

exportation

of

corn

from

plantations

except

to

Great

Britain.

Mar.

1757.

2pp.

0357

Letters

from

Gov.

Ellis

on

illegal

settlements

on

Georgia

frontier.

Mar.

1758.

12pp.

0369

Letter

from

Gov.

Lyttleton

referring

to

a

settlement

formed

to

the

south

of

Alatamaha

River

without

lawful

authority.

Sept.

1757.

7pp.

0377

Copy

of

letters

from

inhabitants

of

settlements

of

New

Hanover

once

called

settlement

south

of

Alatamaha.

Feb.

1756

and

1757.

9pp.

0386

Report

from

lords

of

trade

on

the

settlement

without

license

on

frontier

of

Georgia

(now

called

New

Hanover).

May

1758.

4pp.

0391

Letter

referring

to

the

taking

of

Fort

Prince

George

from

Gov.

Bull.

Sept.

1760.

3pp.

0394

Account

of

the

capitulation

of

Fort

Loudoun,

with

articles

of

capitulation.

Nov.

1760.

5pp.

0402

Letter

referring

to

conference

with

Choctaw

Indians

from

Gov.

Bull.

Nov.

1760.

10pp.

0412

Letter

on

disposition

of

the

Creeks

from

Gov.

Ellis.

Oct.

1760.

4pp.

Vol.

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Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1696-1699

0420

1696.

0450

1697.

0624

1698.

0748

1699

(Jan.-May).

34

REEL

III

Vol.

1287:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1696-1699,

cont.

0000

1699

cont.

(May-July).

0073

Index

to

Vol.

1287.

Vol.

1288:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1699-1701

0118

1699

(July-Dec).

0257

1700.

0507

1701

(Jan.-Feb.).

0569

Index

to

Vol.

1288.

Vol.

1289:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1701-1702

0610

1701

(March-Dec).

0775

1702(Jan.-Apr.).

REEL

IV

Vol.

1289:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1701-1702,

cont.

0002

1702,

cont.

(Apr.-May).

0064

Index

to

Vol.

1289.

0103

0321

Vol.

1290:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1702-1704

1702,

cont.

(May-Dec).

1703.

0432

0516

l704(Jan.-Mar.).

Index

to

Vol.

1290.

0562

0639

Vol.

1291:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1704-1707

1704,

cont.

(Apr.-Dec).

1705.

0757

1706(Jan.-Apr.).

35

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Vol.

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of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1704-1707,

cont.

0001

1706(Apr.-Dec.).

0052

1707

(Jan.-May).

0095

Index

to

Vol.

1291.

Vol.

1292:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1707-1716

0127

17071

[May-Dec).

0475

1713.

0156

1708.

0499

1714.

0218

1709.

0526

1715.

0348

1710.

0580

1716

(Mar.-May).

0397

1711.

0586

Index

to

Vol.

1292.

0467

1712.

Vol.

1293:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1716-1727

0636

1716

(June-Dec).

0902

1720.

0685

1717.

0909

1721.

0780

1718.

0918

1722

(Feb.-June).

0821

1719.

REEL

VI

Vol.

1293:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1716-1727,

cont.

0055

1725.

0062

1726.

0090

1727(Feb.-Apr.).

ird

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1727-1751

0161

1733.

0164

1734.

0173

1735.

0178

1736.

0192

1737.

0204

1738.

36

0001

1722

(July-Nov.).

0020

1723.

0051

1724.

Vol.

1294:1

0098

x

ropn

1727,

cont.

(Apr.-).

0099

1728.

0100

1729.

0102

1730.

0121

1731.

0139

1732.

0208

1739.

0271

1746.

0?7?

1740.

0281

1747.

0240

1741.

0301

1748.

0244

1742.

0318

1749.

0265

1743.

0324

1750.

0267

1744.

0328

1751.

[No

entries

for

1745]

Vol.

1295:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies

,

1752-1760

0339

1752.

0479

1757.

0356

1753.

0482

1758.

0423

1754.

0492

1759.

0428

1755.

0517

1760.

0452

1756.

Vol.

1296:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1761-1773

0594

1761.

0600

1762.

0601

1763.

0671

1765.

0672

1766.

0680

1767.

0686

1768.

0739

1769.

0742

1770.

0752

1771.

0769

1772.

0781

1773(Feb.-June).

0796

Index

to

Vol.

1296.

Vol.

1297:

Board

of

Trade

Entry

Books

on

Proprietary

Colonies,

1773-1775

0801

1773

(June-Dec).

0843

1774.

0852

1775.

Vol.

65:

Plantations

General,

1764

0866

Board

of

Trade

report

on

English

merchants'memorials

regarding

the

conduct

of

trade

carried

on

with

the

American

colonies,

n.d.

34pp.

0900

Memorials

of

English

merchants

regarding

the

conduct

of

trade

carried

on

with

the

American

colonies.

1764.

37

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Public

Record

Office,

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Office,

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5

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III

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and

Indian

War

39

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

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INDIAN

WAR

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REEL

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Vol.

6:

Plantations

General,

1753-1754

43

46:

French

and

Indian

War,

1755-1756

43

47:

French

and

Indian

War,

1756

:

45

Reel

II

Vol.

47:

French

and

Indian

War,

1756,

cont

46

48:

Military

Correspondence,

1756-1757

47

49:

Military

Correspondence,

1757-1758

48

50:

Military

Correspondence,

1758

49

Reel

HI

Vol.

50:

Military

Correspondence,

1758,

cont

50

51:

Military

Correspondence,

1759

51

52:

Military

Correspondence,

1756-1761

51

53:

Military

Correspondence,

1757-1758

52

54:

Military

Correspondence,

1758-1759

53

Reel

IV

Vol.

54:

Military

Correspondence,

1758-1759.

cont

54

55:

Military

Correspondence,

1758

54

56:

Military

Correspondence,

1759

54

57:

Military

Correspondence,

1759-1760

55

Reel

V

Vol.

57:

Military

Correspondence,

1759-1760,

cont

56

58:

Military

Correspondence,

1760

57

59:

Military

Correspondence,

1760

58

Reel

VI

Vol.

59:

Military

Correspondence,

1760,

cont

59

60:

Military

Correspondence,

1760-1761

59

61:

Military

Correspondence,

1760-1761

60

Reel

VII

Vol.

62:

Military

Correspondence,

1762

61

63:

Military

Correspondence,

1762-1763

63

41

Reel

VIII

Vol.

64:

Military

Correspondence,

1759-1760

65

211:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1753-1755

66

212:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1756-1757

67

213:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1758

67

214:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1759-1763

68

215:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1758-1763

68

For

more

information

on

Indian

affairs,

particularly

in

the

South,

see

Part

I:

Westward

Expansion,

1700-1783,

vols.

13-20.

There

is

additional

information

on

the

correspondence

of

the

colonial

governors

and

the

political

background

of

the

French

and

Indian

War

in

the

same

section.

42

REEL

INDEX

THE

FRENCH

AND

INDIAN

WAR

REEL

I

Vol.

6:

Plantations

General,

1753-1754

Frame

0001

Holdernesse

to

governors

of

America.

2pp.

0003

Halifax

on

proceedings

of

the

French

in

America.

7pp.

0010

Orders

for

building

forts

on

the

Ohio

River.

5pp.

0016

Royal

instructions

to

Braddock.

14pp.

Vol.

46:

French

and

Indian

War,

1755-1756

0031

Braddock

correspondence

with

Robinson

and

Morris.

13pp.

0044

Commanding

officer

of

Ft.

Oswego

to

Dinwiddie.

3pp.

0047

Braddock

to

Robinson.

10pp.

0057

Minutes

of

war

council,

Alexandria,

Va.

6pp.

0063

Robinson

correspondence

with

Braddock,

St.

Clair

and

Shirley.

27pp.

0090

Orme

to

Dinwiddie

and

Shirley.

9pp.

0099

Washington

to

Dinwiddie.

3pp.

0102

Dunbar

to

Morris.

2pp.

0104

Dinwiddie

correspondence

with

Shirley

and

Dunbar.

9pp.

0113

Dunbar

correspondence

with

Shirley

and

orders

for

Dunbar.

8pp.

0121

Extract

of

war

council,

New

York

City.

2pp.

0123

Shirley

correspondence

with

Robinson

and

Bradstreet.

37pp.

0160

Minutes

of

council

of

war,

Oswego,

N.Y.

13pp.

0173

Shirley

to

Robinson.

17pp.

0190

Minutes

of

council

of

war,

Oswego,

N.Y.

12pp.

0203

Shirley

correspondence

with

Schuyler,

Shirley

Johnson,

Eyre

and

Rutherford.

33pp.

0236

Baron

De

Dieskau,

list

offerees

at

Crown

Point

and

Ticonderoga.

Ip.

0237

Shirley

correspondence

with

Robinson.

16pp.

43

0253

Sketches

of

battlefield

at

Monogahela

with

Braddock

forces.

4pp.

0257

Inquiry

into

behavior

of

troops

at

Monongahela.

4pp.

0261

French

orders

for

battalion

at

Montreal.

2pp.

0263

Shirley

correspondence

with

Robinson

and

Rutherford.

13pp.

0276

Royal

instructions

to

Braddock.

2pp.

0278

Claim

of

English

and

French

to

possession

of

Ft.

Frontenac.

8pp.

0286

Minutes

of

council

of

war.

New

York

City.

14pp.

0300

Shirley

to

Robinson.

15pp.

0315

Eighth

royal

instruction

to

Braddock.

1

p.

0317

Shirley

correspondence

with

Hardy

and

Johnson.

8pp.

0325

Measures

proposed

by

Shirley

for

western

governments.

4pp.

0329

Shirley's

additional

instructions

for

Johnson.

2pp.

0331

Shirley

to

Robinson.

5pp.

0336

Mercer

to

Alexander.

2pp.

0338

Article

from

Paris.

1

p.

0339

Shirley

correspondence

with

Fox.

8pp.

0347

Pennsylvania

Assembly

address

to

Morris.

6pp.

0353

Shirley

correspondence

with

Morris,

Sharpe

and

Fox.

24pp.

0377

Instructions

for

Williams

from

Shirley.

2pp.

0379

Mercer

correspondence

with

Williams.

13pp.

0392

Shirley

correspondence

with

Fox.

30pp.

0422

Minutes

of

council

of

war

held

at

Albany,

N.Y.

12pp.

0435

Declaration

of

cadet

D'Aiguillettes,

Sieur

Fontenory,

French

prisoner.

2pp.

0437

Shirley

correspondence

with

Fox,

Abercromby,

Loudoun

and

Winslow.

103pp.

0540

Loudoun

to

committee

of

war

at

Boston.

1

p.

0541

Shirley

to

Fox.

24pp.

0565

Disposition

of

Murray

regarding

a

dispute

over

provisions.

2pp.

0567

Bradstreet

correspondence

with

Shirley.

2pp.

0569

State

of

the

dispute

over

transporting

44th

Regiment

to

Oswego.

4pp.

0573

Shirley

correspondence

with

Fox

and

Winslow.

16pp.

0589

Winslow's

answer

concerning

a

junction

of

regulars

with

provincials.

2pp.

0591

Minutes

of

council

of

war

held

at

Ft.

Edward.

4pp.

0595

Loudoun

to

Shirley.

1

p.

0596

Robinson

correspondence

with

Pepperrell,

Pitcher

and

St.

Clair.

15pp.

0611

Pitcher

to

Fox.

3pp.

0614

Robinson

correspondence

with

Bradstreet

and

Pepperrell.

13pp.

0627

Trent

to

Morris.

Ip.

0628

Robinson

correspondence

with

Bradstreet

and

Johnson.

9pp.

0637

Sketch

of

country

between

Ft.

St.

Frederick

and

Ft.

Edward.

4pp.

0641

French

line

of

battle.

1

p.

0642

Johnson

correspondence

with

several

governments

and

Phips.

15pp.

44

0657

Fox

correspondence

with

St.

Clair,

Pitcher,

Johnson

and

Pepperell.

9pp.

0666

Boscawen

correspondence

with

Robinson,

Cleveland,

and

Rous.

11

pp.

0677

Winslow

to

Fox.

11pp.

Vol.

47:

French

and

Indian

War,

1756

0688

Webb

correspondence

with

Fox.

8pp.

0696

Abercromby

to

Rivers.

3pp.

0699

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Fox

and

Abercromby.

26pp.

0725

Resolves

of

the

Assembly

of

New

Hampshire.

2pp.

0727

Council

of

war

at

Albany.

7pp.

0734

Winslow

to

Abercromby.

1

p.

0735

Council

of

field

officers.

Ft.

Edward.

3pp.

0738

Minutes

of

council

of

war,

Albany.

12pp.

0750

Shirley

correspondence

with

Winslow.

4pp.

0754

Terms

upon

which

three

companies

of

rangers

are

to

be

raised.

1

p.

0755

Form

of

enlistment.

2pp.

0757

Shirley

correspondence

with

Johnson,

Bradstreet

and

Broadley.

15pp.

0772

.

Mackellar

correspondence

with

Montrezor.

15pp.

0787

Mercer

correspondence

with

Shirley.

6pp.

0793

Winslow's

commission

from

colony

of

Connecticut.

2pp.

0795

Shirley

instructions

to

Winslow.

2pp.

0797

Hopkins

to

Harris.

3pp.

0800

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Winslow,

general

field

officers,

and

Lawrence.

20pp.

0820

Lawrence

to

Webb.

6pp.

0826

Shirley

correspondence

with

Loudoun

and

Winslow.

34pp.

0860

Winslow's

answer

concerning

a

junction

of

regulars

with

provincials.

2pp.

0862

Resolves

of

Assembly

of

Massachusetts

regarding

expedition

to

Crown

Point.

4pp.

0866

Shirley

to

Hardy.

3pp.

0869

Declaration

of

Francis

Marsciln,

French

prisoner.

3pp.

0872

Earl

of

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Fox,

Webb,

and

Parker.

17pp.

0889

Proposed

disposition

of

guns,

mortars,

etc.

at

Ft.

Oswego.

2pp.

0891

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Winslow,

northern

governors

and

southern

gov-

ernors.

7pp.

0898

Lawrence

to

Cunningham.

7pp.

0905

Mercer

correspondence

with

Williams.

3pp.

0908

Morris

to

Earl

of

Loudoun.

2pp.

0910

Intelligence

from

Oswego.

6pp.

0917

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Fox,

Webb

and

Johnson.

43pp.

0961

Schedule

of

papers

and

supporting

letters.

3pp.

45

0964

Loudoun

to

governors

of

New

England.

2pp.

0966

Shirley

correspondence

with

Loudoun.

6pp.

0972

Shirley's

speech

to

Massachusetts

Assembly.

6pp.

0978

Shirley

correspondence

with

Loudoun.

11pp.

0990

Message

from

Massachusetts

Assembly

to

Shirley.

12pp.

1002

Shirley

to

Montreson.

4pp.

1006

Proposals

to

New

England

commissioners

regarding

provisions

for

Albany.

2pp.

1008

Loudoun

correspondence

with.Fitch

and

John

Osborne.

22pp.

REEL

II

Vol.

47:

French

and

Indian

War,

1756,

cont.

0001

Hopkins

to

Loudoun.

3pp.

0005

Waldo

correspondence

with

Winslow

and

Kilby.

2pp.

0007

Declaration

of

Kennedy's

French

prisoners.

3pp.

0010

Indian

intelligence

from

Johnson.

4pp.

0014

Report

of

present

state

of

Ft.

William

Henry.

8pp.

0022

Burton

to

Earl

of

Loudoun.

6pp.

0028

Report

of

present

state

of

Ft.

Edward.

7pp.

0035

Memorial

of

Capt.

Williams

to

Loudoun.

7pp.

0042

Bradstreet's

account

of

first

trip.

5pp.

0047

Williams

on

want

of

provisions

at

Oswego.

5pp.

0052

Reade's

examination

of

Oneida

commissary.

4pp.

0056

Demler's

report

of

state

of

Oswego.

16pp.

0072

Leake

to

Loudoun.

3pp.

0075

Loudoun

to

Fox.

5pp.

0080

Capitulation

of

Oswego.

2pp.

0082

Declaration

of

Archbold

on

his

escape

from

Montreal.

5pp.

0087

Declaration

of

John

Veil

on

his

escape

from

Montreal.

2pp.

0089

Instructions

to

deputy

commissary

of

musters.

2pp.

0091

Pitcher

correspondence

with

Sherwin

and

Earl

of

Loudoun.

4pp.

0095

Broadley

correspondence

with

Loudoun

and

Spry.

2pp.

0097

Cheshire

to

Jocelyn.

1

p.

0098

Benzell

to

Morris.

2pp.

0100

Mackellar

to

Montreson.

1

p.

0101

Littlehales

to

Loudoun.

0103

Schuyler

to

Loudoun.

1

p.

0104

Atkin

to

Fox.

Ip.

0105

Pownall

to

Amyand.

Ip.

0106'

Loudoun

to

Fox.

3pp.

0109

Williams

to

Earl

of

Loudoun.

2pp.

46

Vol.

48:

Military

Correspondence,

1756-1757.

0111

Loudoun

to

Fox.

43pp.

0154

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

with

above.

2pp.

0156

Examination

of

grenadiers

regiment

at

Sanquedoc.

7pp.

0163

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Hardy

and

Littlehales.

13pp.

0176

Lewis

to

Dinwiddie.

7pp.

0183

List

of

goods

sent

from

London

to

northern

Indians.

3pp.

0186

Phips

to

Loudoun.

2pp.

0188

Parker

to

Williams.

4pp.

0190

Phips

correspondence

with

Loudoun.

6pp.

0196

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Wentworth

and

Fitch.

7pp.

0203

Merchant

at

Quebec

to

correspondent

at

Cape

Françoise.

2pp.

0205

Letter

dated

at

Montreal

on

fall

of

Oswego.

3pp.

0208

Information

of

John

Vickers.

8pp.

0216

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Fox

and

Williams.

10pp.

0226

Evidence

of

John

Henry

Sydius

on

Shirley's

expedition

to

New

York.

5pp.

0231

Examination

of

James

Reade

on

conditions

at

Oswego.

4pp.

0235

Memorial

of

Capt.

Williams

on

Shirley

expedition

to

New

York.

2pp.

0237

Account

of

Capt.

William's

expenses.

4pp.

0241

Account

of

Bradstreet's

first

trip.

2pp.

0243

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Fox.

9pp.

0252

Rogers

to

Loudoun.

8pp.

0260

Loudoun

to

Pitt.

15pp.

0275

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

above.

2pp.

0277

Account

of

warrants

drawn

by

Shirley.

Ip.

0278

Shirley's

receipts

to

Erving.

I

p.

0279

Request

of

colony

of

Connecticut

regarding

Pennsylvania

bounty

for

forces.

3pp.

0282

Haddon

to

Marston,

Farmar

&

Co.

2pp.

0284

Affidavit

of

Pell,

commander

of

brigantine

Mary.

7pp.

0292

Loudoun

to

Pitt.

32pp.

0324

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

the

above.

2pp.

0326

Franklin

to

Pownall.

I

p.

0327

Indian

intelligence

from

Johnson.

12pp.

0339

Minutes

of

southern

governors

with

Loudoun.

5pp.

0344

Loudoun

to

Denny.

2pp.

0346

Eyre

correspondence

with

Vaudreuil,

commanding

officer

at

Albany,

officer

of

troops,

Loudoun

and

Webb.

20pp.

0366

Declarations

of

French

prisoners.

10pp.

0376

Loudoun

to

Lyttleton.

5pp.

0381

Intercepted

letter

of

Lalanne,

Quebec.

2pp.

0383

Hopson

to

Loudoun.

10pp.

47

0393

Atkin

to

Fox.

7pp.

0400

Loudoun

to

Pitt.

9pp.

0409

Circular

to

southern

governors

and

northern

governors.

10pp.

0419

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Pitt.

20pp.

0439

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

the

above.

2pp.

0441

Oliver

to

Hancock.

2pp.

0443

Dispositions

of

the

master

of

the

Cornelia.

2pp.

0445

Extract

of

New

Jersey

law

regulating

the

militia.

6pp.

0451

Kerlerec

to

French

Ministry.

9pp.

0460

Preliminary

articles

of

peace

between

Kerlerec

and

Cherokees.

11pp.

0471

Kerlerec

to

French

Ministry.

3pp.

0474

Extracts

of

letters

found

on

board

ship

Revanche.

8pp.

0482

Loudoun

to

Holdemesse.

9pp.

0491

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

the

above.

Ip.

0492

Edwards

to

Holbume.

4pp.

0496

List

of

French

ships

arrived

at

Louisburg.

2pp.

0498

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Holbume,

Holwine,

Holdemesse

and

Webb.

52pp.

0550

Webb

correspondence

with

Pównall,

Loudoun

and

Monro.

9pp.

0559

Examination

of

French

prisoner.

3pp.

0562

De

Lancey

to

Council

of

New

York.

3pp.

0565

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Webb,

Pownall,

Wentworth

and

Fitch.

16pp.

0581

Instances

of

perfidious

and

dishonorable

hostility

by

French.

8pp.

0589

Loudoun

to

Green.

7pp.

0596

Ellis

to

Bouquet.

6pp.

0602

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Bouquet

and

Murray.

16pp.

0619

Holbume

correspondence

with

Holdemesse

and

Pitt.

13pp.

0632

Line

of

battle

and

vessels

with

Holbume.

2pp.

0634

Holbume

on

rendezvous

in

case

of

separation.

2pp.

0636

Holbume

to

Pitt.

4pp.

0640

State

of

Holbume's

squadron.

2pp.

0642

Holbume

to

Pitt

and

Holdemesse.

18pp.

0660

List

of

French

ships.

Ip.

Vol.

49:

Military

Correspondence,

1757-1758.

0661

Loudoun

to

Pitt.

31

pp.

0692

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

3pp.

0695

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Pownall.

24pp.

0719

Pownall

to

Assembly.

2pp.

0722

Extract

of

an

act

for

quartering

and

recruiting

forces.

5pp.

0727

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Pownall.

5pp.

48

0732

Massachusetts

Assembly

to

Pownall.

5pp.

0737

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Pownall.

42pp.

0779

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Fitch.

3pp.

0782

Indian

intelligence

from

Johnson.

5pp.

0787

Vaudreuil

to

Loudoun.

3pp.

0790

Parole

of

Schuyler

and

Martin.

2pp.

0792

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Vaudreuil

and

Pitt.

6pp.

Vol.

50:

Military

Correspondence,

1758

0798

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Pitt.

30pp.

0828

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

Ip.

0829

Sharpe

correspondence

with

Abercromby

and

Earl

of

Loudoun.

10pp.

0839

Lyttleton

to

Earl

of

Loudoun.

4pp.

0843

Earl

of

Loudoun

correspondence

with

Byrd

and

Atkin.

9pp.

0852

Journal

of

scout

of

Capt.

Rogers.

8pp.

0860

Distribution

of

forces

in

North

America

for

campaign

1758.

3pp.

0863

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Pitt.

26pp.

0889

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

3pp.

0892

Denny

to

Abercromby.

0895

Message

to

Denny

from

Pennsylvania

Assembly.

2pp.

0897

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Denny

and

Johnson.

5pp.

0902

Denny

to

Col.

Washington.

4pp.

0906

Bullitt

to

Denny.

3pp.

0909

Proceedings

of

officers

at

Loudoun

respecting

proposal

of

peace

by

Delaware

Indians.

4pp.

0913

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Denny

and

Johnson.

9pp.

0922

Thompson

to

Armstrong.

2pp.

0924

Denny

correspondence

with

Armstrong

and

Abercromby.

4pp.

0928

Johnson

to

Abercromby.

11pp.

0939

Intelligence

from

Seneca

sachem.

6pp.

0945

Johnson

correspondence

with

Abercromby

and

Onieda

chiefs.

9pp.

0954

Message

of

Quakers

of

Pennsylvania

to

Six

Nations.

4pp.

0958

Report

of

present

state

of

Indian

interest

relative

to

Six

Nations.

3pp.

0961

Abercromby

to

Pitt.

3pp.

0965

Loring

to

Rivers.

3pp.

0968

Abercromby

to

Pitt.

9pp.

0977

Present

state

of

regular

and

provincial

troops,

Lake

George.

4pp.

0981

Abercromby

to

Pitt.

9pp.

0990

Appy

to

Wood.

17pp.

1007

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

Ip.

1008

Vaudreuil

to

commanding

officer,

Ft.

Edward.

2pp.

1010

Vaudreuil

to

Abercromby.

7pp.

49

1017

Articles

of

capitulation

of

Ft.

William

Henry.

4pp.

1021

Vaudreuil

to

Loudoun.

6pp.

1027

Parole

of

Schuyler

and

Martin.

2pp.

1029

Vaudreuil

correspondence

with

Loudoun

and

commanding

officer

at

Ft.

Edward.

20pp.

REEL

III

Vol.

50:

Military

Correspondence,

1758,

cont.

0001

Vaudreuil

to

commanding

officer

at

Ft.

Edward.

2pp.

0003

Haviland

to

commanding

officer.

Ft.

Edward.

Ip.

0004

General

orders

relative

to

capitulation

of

Ft.

William

Henry.

2pp.

0006

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Vaudreuil

and

Johnson.

7pp.

0013

Intelligence

of

Onondaga

Indian.

Ip.

0014

Croghan

to

Johnson.

1

p.

0015

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Appy

and

Johnson.

8pp.

0023

Examination

of

French

prisoner.

4pp.

0027

Return

of

provincial

forces.

1

p.

0028

Abercromby

to

Pitt.

26pp.

0054

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

Ip.

0055

Forbes

to

Abercromby.

3pp.

0058

Warrant

empowering

Schuyler

to

treat

for

exchange

of

prisoners.

2pp.

0060

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Montcalm,

Vaudreuil,

Schuyler

and

Pitt.

31pp.

0091

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

Abercromby

letters.

Ip.

0092

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Vaudreuil.

7pp.

0099

Return

of

troops

detached

from

Oneida

station.

2pp.

0101

MacAulay

to

Gates.

2pp.

0103

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Bradstreet

and

Pitt.

24pp.

0127

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0129

Amherst

to

Abercromby.

2pp.

0131

Johnson

to

Burton.

3pp.

0134

List

of

quarters.

2pp.

0136

Bradstreet

correspondence

with

Abercromby.

5pp.

0141

Abercromby

correspondence

with

Vaudreuil

and

Schuyler.

5pp.

0146

Capitulation

of

Ft.

Fontenac.

3pp.

0149

Vaudreuil

correspondence

with

Abercromby.

6pp.

0155

List

of

English

prisoners

delivered

to

Schuyler

in

exchange

for

those

taken

at

Fontenac.

9pp.

0164

Pitt

correspondence

with

Abercromby,

Schuyler

and

Forbes.

55pp.

50

Vol.

51:

Military

Correspondence,

1759

0218

Saunders

and

Holmes

correspondence

with

Pitt,

De

Lancey

and

Pownall.

26pp.

0244

Report

on

ship

Northumberland.

3pp.

0247

Letter

from

Saunders.

6pp.

0256

Pitt

correspondence

with

Saunders

and

Spry.

12pp.

0268

Saunders

to

Spry.

3pp.

0271

Saunders

correspondence

with

Pitt.

4pp.

0275

Disposition

of

ships.

3pp.

0278

Saunders

to

Pitt.

2pp.

0280

Letter

from

Wolfe.

3pp.

0283

Wolfe

correspondence

with

Whitmore

and

Hutchinson.

20pp.

0303

List

of

killed,

wounded

and

missing.

2pp.

0305

Letter

of

Monckton.

2pp.

0307

Letter

from

Townshend.

9pp.

0316

Capitulation

of

Quebec.

6pp.

0320

Return

of

guns

found.

2pp.

0322

Account

of

artillery.

1

p.

0323

The

French

line.

2pp.

0325

Return

of

strength

of

army

before

Quebec

battle.

1pp.

0326

Letter

from

Monckton.

9pp.

0335

Manifesto

enclosed

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0337

Account

of

guns,

mortars,

etc.

found

at

Quebec.

Ip.

0338

Return

of

French

from

ordnance.

Ip.

0339

Letters

from

Vaudreuil.

9pp.

0347

Disposal

of

army

staff.

1

p.

0348

Letter

from

Murray.

3pp.

0351

Whitmore

correspondence

with

Pitt.

9pp.

0360

List

of

staff

officers.

I

p.

0361

Letter

from

Whitmore.

I

p.

Vol.

52:

Military

Correspondence,

1756-1761

0362

List

of

papers

delivered

to

Loudoun.

2pp.

0364

Fox

to

Loudoun.

2pp.

0366

Intercepted

letters.

35pp.

0401

Earl

of

Halifax

to

Hardy.

5pp.

0407

Report

by

Pennsylvania

commissioners.

I

p.

0408

Additional

instructions

to

Johnson.

I

p.

0409

Pitcher

to

Fox.

2pp.

0411

Two

letters

from

Philadelphia.

4pp.

0415

Halifax

to

Hardy.

4pp.

0419

Fox

to

Webb.

2pp.

51

0421

Halifax

to

Shirley.

2pp.

0423

Duke

of

Devonshire

to

Fox.

1

p.

0424

James

Allen

to

Henry

Gamble.

I

p.

0425

Letter

to

De

Mireroix.

8pp.

0433

Fox

correspondence

with

Duke

of

Devonshire.

5pp.

0438

Gamble

correspondence

with

Robert

Gamble

and

Coningham.

3pp.

0441

Duke

of

Devonshire

to

Fox.

Ip.

-

0442

Intercepted

letter

to

Duke

De

Mireroix.

7pp.

0449

Earl

of

Halifax

to

Loudoun.

3pp.

0452

Extracts

óf

Shirley's

leiten.

3pp.

0455

Pitt,

scheme

for

taking

Louisburg.

8pp.

0463

Letter

from

Waldo.

4pp.

0467

Scheme

for

a

fund

for

duty

drawbacks.

2pp.

0469

Memoranda

relating

to

America.

4pp.

0473

Letter

to

Admiralty.

1

p.

0474

Bell

to

postmaster

general.

2pp.

0476

Hampden

to

Pitt.

Ip.

0477

Journal

of

tenth

voyage

of

Gen.

Waldo.

4pp.

0481

Rivers

to

Appy.

Ip.

0482

Potts

correspondence

with

Rivers,

Bell

and

George

R.

8pp.

Vol.

53:

Military

Correspondence,

1757-1758

0490

Adm.

Boscawen

notes.

5pp.

10495

Durell

to

Rivers.

2pp.

0497

Pitt

correspondence

with

Colville,

Hardy

and

Boscawen.

14pp.

0511

Intelligence

from

prisoners

of

Rous.

11pp.

0522

Durell

to

Hardy.

2pp.

0524

Boscawen

correspondence

with

Pitt.

5pp.

0529

Article

of

capitulation

at

Louisburg.

3pp.

0532

Resolution

of

Boscawen

and

Amherst

regarding

military

action

along

the

St.

Lawrence.

2pp.

0534

State

of

ships

under

Boscawen.

2pp.

0536

Boscawen

correspondence

with

Pitt.

8pp.

0542

Account

of

inhabitants

of

St.

Johns.

Ip.

0545

Account

of

damage

done

in

Gulf

of

St.

Lawrence.

4pp.

0549

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt.

2pp.

0551

Rodney

on

ship

Dublin.

2pp.

0553

Pitt

correspondence

with

Amherst

arid

Lawrence.

16pp.

0569

Troops

destined

for

siege

of

Louisburg.

2pp.

0570

Troops

left

for

defense

of

Nova

Scotia.

1

p.

0571

Amherst

to

Pitt.

5pp.

0576

Amherst

correspondence

with

Gov.

Drucoer

of

Louisburg

and

Pitt.

32pp.

52

0608

Articles

of

capitulation

of

Louisburg.

2pp.

0609

Amherst

correspondence

with

governor

of

Louisburg.

5pp.

0614

Return

of

killed

and

wounded

at

Cape

Breton.

2pp.

0616

Amherst

to

Pitt.

Ip.

0617

Account

of

guns,

stores

taken

in

Louisburg.

2pp.

0619

Amherst

to

Pitt.

5pp.

0624

Amherst

instructions

to

Rollo.

3pp.

0627

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt.

2pp.

0629

Reconnaissance

of

French

officers.

2pp.

0632

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt,

Wolfe,

Lawrence,

Monckton

and

Whitmore.

29pp.

0661

Route

from

Boston

to

Albany.

I

p.

0662

Amherst

to

Pitt.

3pp.

0665

Murray

correspondence

with

Wolfe

and

Vaughan.

11pp.

0676

Whitmore

correspondence

with

Pitt.

8pp.

Vol.

54:

Military

Correspondence,

1758-1759

0684

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt,

Forbes,

and

Johnson.

11pp.

0695

Quarters

of

troops

in

North

America.

2pp.

0697

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt,

Pownall,

Johnson,

De

Lancey,

Fitch

and

Wentworth.

26pp.

0723

Denny

correspondence

with

Forbes

and

Pennsylvania

Assembly.

13pp.

0736

Amherst

correspondence

with

Durell,

Forbes

and

Lyttleton.

15pp.

0751

Monckton

to

Abercromby.

10pp.

0761

Monckton

report

of

troops

on

expedition

up

St.

Johns

River.

I7pp.

0778

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt.

4pp.

0782

Mercer

to

Forbes.

3pp.

0785

Minutes

of

conference

with

Indians

at

Pittsburgh.

9pp.

0801

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

5pp.

0806

Amherst

correspondence

with

various

governors,

Wentworth,

Pownall,

Apthorpe,

Johnson,

and

Loring.

58pp.

0864

Return

of

troops

serving

in

North

America.

2pp.

0866

Amherst

to

Pitt.

5pp.

0877

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

14pp.

0885

Amherst

correspondence

with

governors

Wentworth

and

Pownall.

19pp.

0904

Penobscot

Indians

to

Pownall.

3pp.

0907

Pownall

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Massachusetts

Assembly.

22pp.

0929

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fitch,

Hopkins,

De

Lancey,

Denny,

Fauquier,

Lyttleton,

Durell

and

Lawrence.

43pp.

0972

List

of

corps

for

expedition

against

Quebec.

2pp.

0974

Amherst

correspondence

with

Whitmore.

5pp.

53

REEL

IV

Vol.

54:

Military

Correspondence,

1758-1759,

cont.

0001

Amherst

to

Burton.

5pp.

0006

Advertisement

inserted

in

New

York

paper.

Ip.

0007

Destination

of

Massachusetts

provincials.

2pp.

0009

Orders

to

James,

Fletcher,

Morris,

Danks

and

McCurdy.

10pp.

0019

Amherst

correspondence

with

Loring,

Scott

and

Kilby.

18pp.

0037

Amherst

correspondence

with

Campbell,

Bouquet,

Clair,

Stanwix

and

Pitt.

29pp.

0066

Schedule

of

papers.

7pp.

0073

Amherst

correspondence

with

Wentworth

and

Pownall.

5pp.

0078

Pownall

to

Massachusetts

Council

and

Assembly.

5pp.

0083

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pownall,

Fitch,

Denny

and

Fauquier.

13pp.

0096

Fauquier

speech.

3pp.

0099

Address

of

Virginia

House

of

Burgesses

to

Fauquier.

2pp.

0101

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier,

Stanwix

and

Whitmore.

11pp.

0112

Regulation

of

baggage

and

forage

money.

4pp.

0116

Amherst

correspondence

with

Lawrence,

Monckton,

Williamson,

Burton,

Durell,

Campbell,

Schomberg,

and

Denny.

25pp.

Vol.

55:

Military

Correspondence,

1758

0141

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt,

Wentworth,

Pownall,

Ruggles

and

Hutchin-

son.

75pp.

0216

Pownall,

message

to

Penobscot

Indians.

3pp.

0219

Pownall's

journal

to

Penobscot

Indians.

30pp.

0249

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pownall,

Hopkins,

Fitch,

De

Lancey,

Bernard,

Denny

and

Stanwix.

37pp.

0286

Return

of

companies

raised

in

Pennsylvania.

2pp.

0288

Sharpe

to

Amherst

and

Maryland

Assembly.

8pp.

0116

Amherst

correspondence

with

Lawrence,

Monckton,

Williamson,

Burton,

Durell,

Campbell,

Schomberg

and

Denny.

25pp.

0296

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier,

Ellis,

and

Johnson.

17pp.

0313

Johnson

correspondence

with

the

Six

Nations

of

Iroquois.

2pp.

0315

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson,

Stanwix,

and

Prideux.

33pp.

0348

Proportion

of

ordnance

remaining

at

Ft.

Stanwix

and

ordered

to

Mohawk

River.

2pp.

0350

Amherst

correspondence

with

Prideux,

Wolfe,

Schomberg,

Wheelock,

Jarvis,

Loring,

Kilby,

Mortier,

Apthorpe,

Montcalm,

and

Bourlamaque.

68pp.

0419

Army

at

Lake

George.

Ip.

Vol.

56:

Military

Correspondence,

1759

0420

Amherst

to

Pitt.

2pp.

0422

Schedule

of

paper

referred

to

in

above

letter.

4pp.

0426

Amherst

correspondence

with

Apthorpe,

Mortier,

Appy,

and

De

Lancey.

36pp.

54

0463

De

Lancey

to

New

York

Assembly.

2pp.

0465

Resolves

of

the

New

York

Assembly.

3pp.

0468

Amherst

correspondence

with

De

Lancey.

5pp.

0473

Act

for

emitting

bills

of

credit

in

New

York.

11

pp.

0474

Amherst

correspondence

with

De

Lancey

and

Denny.

5pp.

0489

Denny

correspondence

with

Stanwix

and

Amherst.

7pp.

0496

Killed,

wounded

and

missing

at

Ft.

Ticonderoga.

I

p.

0497

Amherst

journal.

19pp.

0516

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt

and

Johnson.

8pp.

0524

Articles

of

capitulation

of

Ft.

Niagara.

4pp.

0528

Return

of

Ordnance;

Niagara,

Ticonderoga,

and

Crown

Point.

5pp.

0533

Prideaux

and

Haldimand

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Johnson.

19pp.

0552

Amherst

correspondence

with

Gage,

Graham,

Kilby,

Stanwix,

and

Pitt.

57pp.

0609

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

Amherst's

letter

to

Pitt,

above.

11

pp.

0620

Amherst

to

Bradstreet.

3pp.

0623

Instructions

for

the

commandant

of

Ft.

Edward,

Capt.

Kennedy,

and

Capt.

Wheelock.

37pp.

0660

Form

of

parole

of

French

officers.

I

p.

0661

Amherst

correspondence

with

Wolfe,

Saunders,

Gage,

and

Stanwix.

48pp.

0699

Indian

intelligence

from

Croghan.

5pp.

0704

Stanwix

correspondence

with

Amherst,

Johnson,

and

Mercer.

35pp.

0739

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson,

northern

governors,

Wentworth

and

Pownall.

33pp.

0773

Amherst

correspondence

with

De

Lancey

and

Bernard.

43pp.

0816

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier

and

Lyttleton.

10pp.

0826

Lyttleton

to

Assembly

of

South

Carolina

and

correspondence

from

Assembly.

5pp.

0831

Amherst

correspondence

with

Lyttleton,

Loring

and

Pownall.

6pp.

Vol.

57:

Military

Correspondence,

1759-1760

0837

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt,

Pownall

and

De

Lancey.

19pp.

0856

Resolutions

of

the

New

York

Assembly

on

raising

troops.

2pp.

0858

Amherst

correspondence

with

De

Lancey,

Bernard,

Lyttleton,

Ellis,

and

Stanwix.

19pp.

0877

Memorial

to

Amherst

from

Massachusetts

and

Connecticut

provincials.

4pp.

0881

Amherst

correspondence

with

Vaudreuil.

4pp.

0885

List

of

French

prisoners

exchanged

with

Canada.

I

p.

0886

Amherst

correspondence

with

Lawrence

and

Pownall.

7pp.

0893

Pownall's

message

to

Massachusetts

Assembly.

2pp.

0895

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pownall.

4pp.

0899

Memorial

Capt.

Skene

to

Amherst.

2pp.

0901

Return

of

guns,

stores,

etc.

taken

on

Lake

Champlain.

2pp.

55

0903

Proportion

of

ordnance

for

service

of

garrison

at

Crown

Point.

6pp.

0909

Remains

of

ordnance,

Ticonderoga.

Ip.

0910

Abstract

of

guns,

stores

for

garrisons

of

Ft.

George

and

Ft.

Edward.

3pp.

0913

Amherst

correspondence

with

dependent

forts

Crown

Point

and

Ticonderoga.

5pp.

0918

Instructions

to

commandant.

Ft.

George.

2pp.

0920

Amherst

correspondence

with

Haviland

and

Campbell.

6pp.

0926

Maj.

Grant's

remarks

on

the

present

situation

in

Canada.

8pp.

0934

Amherst

to

Pownall

and

governors

of

New

York

and

New

Jersey.

5pp.

0939

Winter

quarters

and

garrisons

in

New

York.

3pp.

0942

Amherst

correspondence

with

Montcalm,

Bourlamaque

and

Pitt.

8pp.

0950

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

Amherst

to

Pitt,

above.

11

pp.

0961

Lyttleton

to

Amherst

with

resolutions

of

South

Carolina

Assembly.

12pp.

0973

General

return

of

forces

in

South

Carolina

and

Georgia.

2pp.

0975

Amherst

correspondence

with

Lyttleton,

Ellis

and

Pownall.

15pp.

REEL

V

Vol.

57:

Military

Correspondence,

1759-1760,

cont.

0001

Johnson

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Indian

expenses.

35pp.

0036

Amherst

correspondence

with

Saunders,

Colvill,

Eyre,

and

Pownall.

11

pp.

0047

Pownall

to

Assembly

of

Massachusetts.

2pp.

0049

Amherst

to

Pitt.

8pp.

0057

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

16pp.

0073

Amherst

correspondence

with

northern

governors,

Pownall,

Hopkins,

Bernard,

and

Hamilton.

23pp.

0096

Hamilton

to

Assembly

of

Pennsylvania

and

reply

from

Assembly.

4pp.

0100

Amherst

correspondence

with

Hamilton

and

Lyttleton.

6pp.

0106

Peace

treaty

between

Lyttleton

and

the

Cherokees

at

Ft.

Prince

George.

4pp.

0110

Lyttleton

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Coytmore.

14pp.

0124

Return

of

the

South

Carolina

regiment

of

foot.

Ip.

0125

Amherst

correspondence

with

Lyttleton,

Johnson,

De

Lancey,

Watts,

and

Brad-

street.

16pp.

0141

Amherst

account

of

whale

boats,

battoes,

etc.

Ft.

George.

Ip.

0142

Amherst

correspondence

with

Bradstreet

and

Loring.

6pp.

0148

Proportion

of

artillery

sent

from

Boston

to

New

York.

Ip.

0149

Amherst

correspondence

with

Stark,

Lawrence,

Colvill,

Jarvis,

Stott,

Dudgeon,

and

Montgomery.

27pp.

0175

Murray

to

Amherst.

10pp.

0185

Manifesto

to

inhabitants

of

Canada.

4pp.

0189

Form

of

oath

administered

to

Canadians.

Ip.

0190

Amherst

to

Pitt.

5pp.

56

0195

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

11

pp.

0206

Amherst

correspondence

with

Gage,

Stott,

Loring,

Colvill,

Wentworth,

Hopkins,

De

Lancey,

Bradstreet,

and

Pownall.

21pp.

0227

Report

on

governor's

speech

by

Massachusetts

Assembly.

4pp.

0231

Hamilton

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Stanwix.

6pp.

0237

Amherst

correspondence

with

Ellis

and

Stanwix.

8pp.

0245

Stanwix

correspondence

with

Fauquier

and

Amherst.

13pp.

Vol.

58:

Military

Correspondence,

1760

0258

Amherst

to

Pitt.

7pp.

0265

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

20pp.

0285

Amherst

correspondence

with

Wentworth,

Pownall,

and

Hutchinson.

13pp.

0298

Hutchinson

to

Arbuthnott.

3pp.

0301

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pownall,

Hutchinson.

Hopkins,

Fitch,

and

De

Lancey.

15pp.

0316

Resolutions

of

Assembly

of

New

York.

2pp.

0318

Amherst

correspondence

with

Bernard

and

Hamilton.

9pp.

0327

Hamilton

correspondence

with

Frederick

Post

and

Amherst.

12pp.

0339

Sharpe

correspondence

with

Amherst.

4pp.

0343

Resolutions

of

Assembly

of

Maryland.

4pp.

0347

Sharpe

correspondence

with

delegates

of

Maryland

and

Amherst.

5pp.

0352

Fauquier

correspondence

with

Amherst.

7pp.

0359

Amherst

correspondence

with

Dobbs,

Lyttleton,

Ellis,

Hamilton

and

Stanwix.

16pp.

0375

Amherst

to

northern

Indians.

4pp.

0379

Johnson

to

Amherst.

4pp.

0383

Johnson

conference

with

Six

Nations.

7pp.

0390

Johnson

to

chief

of

Delaware

Indians.

2pp.

0392

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson,

Grant,

Lawrence,

Murray,

Whitmore,

Ruvyne,

Whitmore,

Pitt,

and

Pownall.

71pp.

0453

Representatives

of

Boston

to

Pownall.

5pp.

0458

Pownall

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Assembly

of

Massachusetts.

9pp.

0467

Submission

of

Penobscot

Indians

to

Massachusetts.

3pp.

0470

Pownall

to

Amherst.

26pp.

0495

Amherst

correspondence

with

Monckton,

Hamilton,

and

Johnson.

9pp.

0504

Conference

with

sundry

Indians

at

Ft.

Pitt.

14pp.

0518

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson,

Hamilton;

circular

to

governors

and

Colvill.

6pp.

0524

Amherst

to

Pitt.

10pp.

0534

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

17pp.

0551

Amherst

correspondence

with

Murray,

Whitmore,

Pownall,

and

Arbuthnott.

14pp.

0565

Arbuthnott,

proposals

to

Ft.

Frederick.

2pp.

57

0567

Article

of

men,

Ft.

Frederick.

2pp.

0569

Arbuthnott

to

Pownall.

6pp.

0575

Petition

of

officers

at

Ft.

Frederick.

2pp.

0579

Pownall

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Christie.

9pp.

0588

Amherst

correspondence

with

Hutchinson

and

Pownall.

3pp.

0591

Vote

of

Assembly

of

Massachusetts.

3pp.

0594

Hutchinson

correspondence

with

Amherst.

5pp.

0598

Amherst

correspondence

with

Wentworth,

Fitch,

Bernard,

and

Monckton.

9pp.

0607

Dobbs

correspondence

with

Stanwix

and

Monckton.

6pp.

0613

Amherst

correspondence

with

Monckton,

Dobbs,

Bull,

Montgomery,

McCart-

ney,

Haviland,

and

Johnson.

55pp.

0668

Vaudreuil

to

Bonneau.

3pp.

0671

Amherst

correspondence

with

Levis,

Pitt,

Vaudreuil.

21pp.

0691

Articles

of

capitulation,

Montreal.

28pp.

0719

Colvill

correspondence

with

Pitt

and

Byron.

5pp.

0724

Disposition

of

troops

under

Colvill,

3pp.

Vol.

59:

Military

Correspondence,

1760

0727

Amherst

to

Pitt.

9pp.

0736

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

13pp.

0749

Whitmore

correspondence

with

Amherst,

Hill,

and

Murray.

20pp.

0768

Hutchinson

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

House

of

Representatives

of

Massachusetts.

7pp.

0775

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fitch,

Bull,

Montgomery,

and

Monckton.

53pp.

0828

Return

of

killed

and

wounded

under

Montgomery.

Ip.

0829

Amherst

circular

to

governor

of

Breton.

4pp.

0833

Pouchot

correspondence

with

Amherst.

2pp.

0835

Articles

of

capitulation

of

Isle

Royale.

Ip.

0836

Capitulation

signed

by

officers,

Ft.

Levis.

1

p.

0837

Inventory

of

artillery

of

Ft.

Levis.

2pp.

0839

Return

of

prisoners

of

Isle

Royale.

2pp.

0841

List

of

prisoners

killed

or

wounded

at

Ft.

Levis.

3pp.

0844

Return

of

forces

under

Amherst.

2pp.

0846

Whale

boats

and

battoes

delivered

to

Ft.

Ontario.

Ip.

0847

Amherst

to

Pitt.

11pp.

0858

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

11pp.

0869

Amherst

circular

and

correspondence

with

Wentworth,

Whitmore,

Lawrence,

Montgomery,

Campbell,

Forster,

and

Monckton.

35pp.

0904

Oath

of

allegiance

by

Canadians.

1

p.

0905

Amherst

correspondence

with

Loring,

Colvill,

Murray,

Burton,

and

Gage.

32pp.

0937

Commissions

for

Canadian

militia.

2pp.

0939

Amherst

instructions

to

officers

on

oath

of

allegiance.

3pp.

58

0942

Amherst

proclamation

to

Canadian

inhabitants.

5pp.

0947

Return

of

ordnance

taken

at

Isle

Noix.

3pp.

0950

Account

of

guns

taken

at

Montreal.

3pp.

0953

Inventory

of

merchant

goods

for

French

and

Indians

of

Montreal.

20pp.

0973

Inventory

of

munitions

and

effects

at

Trois

River.

4pp.

0977

Inventory

of

furs,

St.

Maurice.

8pp.

REEL

VI

Vol.

59:

Military

Correspondence,

1760,

cont.

0001

Particulars

of

Canada

having

permission

to

pass

to

France.

5pp.

0006

Register

of

the

Quebec

Superior

Council.

25pp.

0031

Disposition

of

Amherst's

troops

in

North

America.

2pp.

0033

Disposition

of

troops

in

North

America

for

winter

quarters.

3pp.

0037

Amherst

to

Pitt.

3pp.

0040

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

the

above.

3pp.

0043

Amherst

correspondence

with

Bernard,

Bull,

and

Dudgeon.

14pp.

0057

Return

of

surrendered

French

troops.

20pp.

0077

Amherst

to

Pitt.

2pp.

0079

Schedule

of

papers

enclosed

in

the

above.

3pp.

0082

Amherst

correspondence

with

Whitmore,

Belcher,

Foster,

Dobbs,

and

Monck-

ton.

35pp.

0117

Amherst

instructions

to

commandants

of

forts

dependent

on

Crown

Point.

4pp.

Vol.

60:

Military

Correspondence,

1760-1761

0121

Amherst

correspondence

with

Pitt.

11pp.

0131

Disposition

of

Amherst's

troops

in

North

America.

3pp.

0134

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

Amherst

to

Pitt.

14pp.

0148

Amherst

correspondence

with

Whitmore,

Belcher,

Colden,

Spencer,

Bradley,

Bull,

Grant,

Vaughan,

Johnson,

Colvill,

and

Percival.

1

iOpp.

0258

Disposition

of

transports

in

New

York.

Ip.

0259

Amherst

correspondence

with

Percival,

Campbell,

Wentworth,

Spencer,

and

Bradley.

12pp.

0271

Spencer

correspondence

with

Pitt,

Cannon,

Pintard,

and

De

Lanccy.

16pp.

0287

Spencer

to

Amherst,

Pennington

&

Sons,

and

Paul

Richard

&

Co.

19pp.

0306

Vessels

laden

with

provisions

for

Monte

Christi.

3pp.

0309

Bradley

to

Pitt.

3pp.

0312

Vessels

with

foreign

sugars,

New

York.

2pp.

0314

Bradley

correspondence

with

Colden

and

Amherst.

8pp.

0322

Amherst

to

Pitt.

2pp.

0324

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

3pp.

0328

Hamilton

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Assembly

of

Pennsylvania.

10pp.

0338

Amherst

correspondence

with

Bull

and

Grant.

19pp.

59

0357

Amherst

to

Pitt.

5pp.

0362

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

14pp.

0376

Amherst

correspondence

with

Wentworth,

Whitmore,

and

Belcher.

10pp.

0386

Extract

from

Council

of

Nova

Scotia

on

removal

of

French

Acadians.

6pp.

0392

Belcher

correspondence

with

Amherst.

3pp.

0395

Charge

against

Manoch.

2pp.

0397

Amherst

correspondence

with

Belcher,

Bernard,

Fitch

and

Colden.

10pp.

0407

Resolves

of

Assembly

of

New

York.

2pp.

0409

Amherst

correspondence

with

Colden,

Boone,

Hamilton,

and

Fauquier.

13pp.

0422

Virginia

House

of

Burgesses

to

Amherst.

3pp.

0425

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier,

Robinson,

Wright,

Bernard,

De

Lancey,

and

Watts.

14pp.

Vol.

61:

Military

Correspondence,

1760-1761

0439

Amherst

to

Pitt.

5pp.

0444

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

20pp.

0464

Amherst

correspondence

with

Bull

and

Fauquier.

9pp.

0473

Articles

of

peace

proposed

to

Cherokees.

2pp.

0475

Fauquier

correspondence

with

Byrd,

Bullitt,

and

Smith.

7pp.

0482

Amherst

correspondence

with

Sharpe,

Hamilton,

Boone,

Fitch,

Hopkins,

and

Bernard.

13pp.

0495

Bernard

correspondence

with

Council

of

Massachusetts

and

Amherst.

20pp.

0515

Amherst

correspondence

with

Wentworth,

Belcher,

Whitmore,

Bastide,

Lord

Rolls,

and

Vaughan.

34pp.

0549

Hamilton

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Assembly

of

Pennsylvania.

15pp.

0564

Amherst

correspondence

with

Grant,

Johnson,

and

Mackellar.

7pp.

0571

Return

of

troops

under

Rollo.

3pp.

0574

List

of

transports

with

Rollo.

2pp.

0576

Amherst

to

Pitt.

5pp.

0581

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

6pp.

0587

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier,

Dobbs,

Bull,

Colvill,

Grant,

and

John-

son.

47pp.

.

0634

List

of

materials

usually

sold

to

Indians;

people

employed

in

Indian

Department

and

Indian

intelligence

from

Detroit

west

of

Ft.

Pitt.

7pp.

0641

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson,

Elliott,

and

Hamilton.

12pp.

0653

Militia

and

merchants

of

Montreal

to

Gage.

2pp.

0655

Amherst

to

Pitt.

3pp.

0658

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

5pp.

0663

Bull

correspondence

with

Amherst.

7pp.

0670

Fauquier

correspondence

with

Amherst,

House

of

Burgesses

and

Indian

commis-

sioners.

11pp.

0681

Amherst

correspondence

with

Sharpe,

Bernard

and

Grant.

5pp.

0686

Warrior

of

Estatoes

talk

to

Mackintosh.

2pp.

60

0687

Amherst

to

Pitt.

7pp.

0694

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

18pp.

0712

Amherst

correspondence

with

Boone,

Bull,

and

Dobbs.

31pp.

0743

Fauquier

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Byrd.

5pp.

0748

Hamilton

to

Amherst

and

Wolcott.

22pp.

0770

Amherst

correspondence

with

Hamilton.

Colden,

Fitch,

Belcher,

Rollo,

Dalrym-

ple,

Douglas,

and

Grant.

29pp.

0799

Journal

of

march

and

operations

of

troops

under

Grant.

17pp.

0816

Towns

destroyed

in

Cherokee

Nation

by

Grant.

I

p.

0817

Killed

and

wounded.

Ip.

0818

Amherst

correspondence

with

Grant,

Johnson,

arid

Gladwin

with

troops

to

embark

at

New

York.

21pp.

0839

Amherst

to

Pitt.

3pp.

0842

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

5pp.

0847

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier,

Hamilton

and

Colden.

8pp.

0855

Conference

with

the

Six

Nations

at

Easton.

Pa.

54pp.

0909

Amherst

correspondence

with

Colden,

Wentworth

and

Grant.

16pp.

0925

Journal

of

conferences

with

Cherokees.

15pp.

0940

Amherst

to

Grant.

2pp.

0942

Colvill

to

Darby.

3pp.

0945

Amherst

to

Pitt.

3pp.

0948

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

3pp.

0951

Amherst

correspondence

with

Colden,

Hopkins,

Fitch,

and

Bernard.

9pp.

0960

Amherst

to

Pitt.

4pp.

0964

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

5pp.

0969

Amherst

to

Monckton.

10pp.

0979

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

3pp.

0982

Amherst

correspondence

with

Rollo

and

Douglas.

7pp.

0989

Account

of

provisions

with

list

of

men

and

transports;

also

return

of

M

onckton's

troops.

7pp.

0997

Amherst

correspondence

with

Darby,

Bull,

Fitch,

and

Johnson.

16pp.

REEL

VII

Vol.

62:

Military

Correspondence,

1762

0001

Amherst

to

Egremont.

7pp.

0008

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

12pp.

0020

Boone

correspondence

with

Amherst

and

Assembly

of

South

Carolina.

14pp.

0033

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier,

Sharpe,

Hamilton,

Hardy,

and

Colden.

28pp.

0060

Colden's

message

to

Assembly

and

resolves

of

Assembly

of

New

York.

4pp.

0064

Amherst

correspondence

with

Colden,

Fitch,

Bernard,

Wentworth,

Arbuthnot,

and

Gage.

55pp.

61

0099

Eyre's

report

on

Ft.

Pitt.

4pp.

0103

Schedule

of

papers

from

Amherst

to

governors

in

North

America.

4pp.

0107

Amherst

correspondence

with

governors

of

New

York,

Pennsylvania,

New

Jer-

sey,

Connecticut,

Rhode

Island,

and

Massachusetts;

also

Colden

and

surveyors

general.

12pp.

0119

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fitch,

Bernard,

Colden,

Hamilton,

Hopkins,

and

Temple.

18pp.

0137

Schedule

of

papers

belonging

to

the

French

king's

subjects.

5pp.

0142

Amherst

correspondence

with

Sharpe

and

Egremont.

8pp.

0150

Schedule

of

papers.

8pp.

0158

Amherst

correspondence

with

Albemarle,

Pocock,

Dobbs,

Fauquier,

and

Hamil-

ton.

16pp.

0175

Message

from

Assembly

of

Pennsylvania

to

Hamilton.

2pp.

0177

Amherst

correspondence

with

Colden,

Fitch,

Ward,

and

Gage.

17pp.

0194

Burton's

report

on

state

of

Three

Rivers;

also

return

of

troops,

demographic

lists,

and

list

of

transports.

23pp.

0217

Proportion

of

artillery

and

stores,

and

abstract

of

officers

and

men

of

royal

regiment

of

artillery.

2pp.

0219

Amherst

to

Egremont.

4pp.

0223

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

6pp.

0229

Boone

to

Amherst.

2pp.

0231

Intelligence

of

French

vessels

at

New

Orleans.

Ip.

0232

Amherst

correspondence

with

Boone,

Monckton,

Fitch,

and

Wentworth.

18pp.

0250

Treaty

with

Six

Nations

at

Johnson

Hall,

N.Y.

42pp.

0293

General

return

of

troops

with

list

of

transports,

Second

Division

of

New

York.

2pp.

0295

Amherst

correspondence

with

Albemarle,

Rodney

and

Pocock.

17pp.

0308

Intelligence

of

Spanish

or

French

fleet.

7pp.

0315

Amherst

to

Egremont.

3pp.

0318

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

4pp.

0322

J.

Amherst

to

W.

Amherst.

5pp.

0327

Schedule

of

papers

with

instructions

to

W.

Amherst.

1

p.

0328

Lists

of

troops,

artillery,

officers,

and

provisions

for

W.

Amherst

expedition.

7pp.

0335

Amherst

correspondence

with

Colvill,

Forster,

Belcher,

and

Fullchen.

12pp.

0347

Intelligence

received

from

Boston.

3pp.

0350

Amherst

to

governors

of

New

Jersey,

New

York,

and

Connecticut.

4pp.

0354

Account

of

recruits

and

victualling

vessels,

Quebec.

2pp.

0356

Amherst

to

Egremont.

5pp.

0361

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

6pp.

0367

Amherst

correspondence

with

Albemarle

and

Pocock.

10pp.

0377

Report

of

state

of

troops

at

Havana.

1

p.

0378

Amherst

to

Houlton.

3pp.

0381

List

of

transports

from

Havana

to

New

York.

Ip.

62

0382

Amherst

correspondence

with

W.

Amherst,

Colvill

and

governors

of

North

America.

5pp.

0387

Extracts

of

letters

in

relation

to

Acadians.

12pp.

0399

Amherst

correspondence

with

Hardy,

Ward,

and

Bernard.

6pp.

0405

State

of

recruits

for

regular

corps.

1

p.

0406

Bastide

to

Egremont.

I

p.

0407

Amherst

to

Egremont.

6pp.

0413

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0415

Amherst

correspondence

with

Fauquier

and

governors

of

North

America.

3pp.

0418

List

of

transports

ordered

to

England.

2pp.

0420

Return

of

three

companies

of

Forty-fifth

Regiment.

Ip.

0421

Report

of

condition

of

brigade

from

Havana.

I

p.

0422

Amherst

to

Egremont.

4pp.

0426

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0428

Johnson

to

Amherst.

4pp.

0432

Return

of

troops

from

Havana.

2pp.

0434

Report

of

condition

of

provincial

troops

from

Havana.

Ip.

0435

List

of

transports

from

Havana.

2pp.

0437

Return

of

men

belonging

to

regiments

in

West

Indies.

I

p.

0438

List

of

recruits

furnished

by

provinces.

I

p.

0439

Amherst

to

Egremont.

2pp.

0441

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0443

State

of

disposition

of

troops

in

North

America.

3pp.

0446

List

of

vessels

on

lakes

in

North

America.

Ip.

0447

Return

of

troops

at

Havana.

2pp.

0449

Disposition

of

recruiting

parties

arrived

from

Havana.

I

p.

0450

Amherst

correspondence

with

Hardy,

Albemarle,

Hamilton,

Sharpe,

Fauquier,

and

governors

of

Virginia

and

South

Carolina.

10pp.

0460

Abstract

of

guns,

mortars

and

howitzers.

2pp.

Vol.

63:

Military

Correspondence,

1762-1763

0462

Amherst

to

Egremont.

4pp.

0466

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0468

Fauquier

correspondence

with

Amherst.

3pp.

0471

Johnson

correspondence

with

Amherst;

also

minutes

of

meeting

with

Onondaga

Indians.

15pp.

0486

State

of

transports

from

Havana.

2pp.

0488

Memorial

of

George

Washington

et

al.

for

grant

of

lands.

6pp.

0494

Amherst

to

Egremont.

4pp.

0498

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0500

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson

and

Fitch.

6pp.

0506

Final

account

of

transports

sailed

from

Havana

to

New

York.

2pp.

63

0508

Amherst

to

Egremont.

3pp.

0511

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

3pp.

0514

Amherst

correspondence

with

Spry,

Gualy,

Tulleken,

Fauquier,

Stuart,

and

southern

governors.

10pp.

0524

Extracts

of

letters

about

bad

disposition

of

Indians

in

the

western

department.

15pp.

0539

Amherst

to

Egremont.

4pp.

0543

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

13pp.

0556

Intelligence

of

bad

disposition

of

Indians

in

upper

Ohio

country.

5pp.

0561

Amherst

correspondence

with

Bouquet

and

Wilkins.

5pp.

0566

Cuyler's

report

of

attack

by

Indians

on

Lake

Erie.

4pp.

0570

Amherst

correspondence

with

Wilkins,

Gladwin,

and

Bouquet.

30pp.

0600

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson

and

governors

of

North

America;

also

Hamilton,

Monckton,

Franklin,

Fitch,

Boone

and

Stuart.

45pp.

0645

Amherst

to

Egremont.

6pp.

0651

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

9pp.

0660

Amherst

instructions

to

Gladwin

with

correspondence

to

Bouquet.

10pp.

0670

Ecuyer

to

Bouquet.

2pp.

0672

Speech

and

messages

between

Ecuyer

and

Delaware

Indians.

5pp.

0677

Bouquet

correspondence

with

Price,

Blane,

and

Amherst.

8pp.

0685

Johnson

correspondence

with

Amherst.

14pp.

0702

Amherst

correspondence

with

Hamilton,

Robertson,

and

Graves.

15pp.

0717

List

of

English

transports

remaining

at

New

York.

Ip.

0718

Gladwin

correspondence

with

Amherst,

Jenkins,

and

Etherington.

33pp.

0741

Particulars

regarding

the

loss

of

Sandusky,

St.

Joseph,

Miamis,

and

Presque

Isle.

8pp.

0749

Amherst

correspondence

with

Gladwin,

Johnson,

and

Hamilton

with

instructions

to

Gardiner.

16pp.

0765

Strength

of

regiments

arrived

at

New

York

from

Havana.

2pp.

0767

Account

of

transports

in

service

at

New

York.

Ip.

0768

Disposition

of

troops

in

North

America.

3pp.

0772

Amherst

to

Egremont.

3pp.

0775

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

12pp.

0787

Bouquet

correspondence

with

Amherst.

7pp.

0794

Return

of

killed

and

wounded

at

Edge

Hill

near

Bushy

Run.

2pp.

0796

Bouquet

to

Amherst.

4pp.

0800

Speech

from

Indians

to

officers

at

Ft.

Pitt.

7pp.

0807

Amherst

correspondence

with

Bouquet,

Fauquier,

Qurry,

Stephen,

and

Johnson.

17pp.

0824

Information

concerning

Indians

on

frontiers

of

Virginia.

2pp.

0826

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson,

Forster,

Boone,

Stuart,

and

Gladwin.

29pp.

64

0855

Detail

of

action

against

Indians

near

Ft.

Detroit.

5pp.

0860

Return

of

killed

and

wounded

near

Detroit.

2pp.

0862

Amherst

correspondence

with

Gladwin

and

Robertson,

officers

commanding

Florida

and

Louisiana;

also

commanders

of

islands

of

Bermuda.

27pp.

0889

Account

of

provisions

shipped

to

Florida

and

Louisiana;

also

list

of

transports.

3pp.

0892

Amherst

correspondence

with

Gualy

and

Zobel.

4pp.

0896

Amherst

to

Egremont.

3pp.

0899

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

3pp.

0902

Johnson

correspondence

with

Amherst.

8pp.

0910

Messages

from

Canadian

Indians

to

western

tribes.

10pp.

0920

Memorial

to

Amherst

from

merchants

in

Pennsylvania.

3pp.

0923

Intended

disposition

of

troops

on

Lake

Erie.

Ip.

0924

List

of

transports

at

New

York.

I

p.

0925

Amherst

to

Egremont.

6pp.

0931

Schedule

of

papers

referred

to

in

above

letter.

2pp.

0933

Johnson

to

Amherst.

9pp.

0942

Minutes

with

Six

Nations

and

Coghnawaga

Indians,

Johnson

Hall,

N.Y.

18pp.

0960

Amherst

to

Johnson.

6pp.

0966

Return

of

killed

and

wounded

at

carrying

place

at

Niagara;

also

relating

of

gallant

defense

by

crew

against

Indians.

3pp.

0969

Extracts

of

report

from

Robertson;

also

correspondence

to

Boone.

15pp.

0984

Johnson

to

Amherst.

3pp.

0987

Schedule

of

papers

delivered

by

Amherst

on

giving

up

command

in

North

America

to

Gage.

30pp.

1018

Amherst

correspondence

with

Johnson

and

Stuart,

and

circular

to

governors

of

North

America.

4pp.

0421

Amherst

memoranda

for

Gage.

17pp.

REEL

VIII

Vol.

64:

Military

Correspondence,

1759-1760

0001

Stanwix

correspondence

with

Pitt

and

Amherst.

11

pp.

0012

Pitt

correspondence

with

Lawrence

and

Murray.

15pp.

0027

Journals

of

Murray

on

the

surrender

of

Quebec.

78pp.

0105

Return

of

British

forces

and

artillery.

2pp.

0107

French

correspondence

with

Murray.

22pp.

0129

Pitt

correspondence

with

Colvill

and

Murray.

4pp.

0133

Correspondence

of

Murray.

9pp.

.0142

Weekly

return

of

troops

from

St.

Lawrence.

Ip.

0143

Manifesto

from

French

to

Murray.

Ip.

0144

Circulars,

Vaudreiul

and

Bigot;

also

to

captains

of

militia.

5pp.

65

0149

Murray

correspondence

with

Barrington.

12pp.

0161

Petition

of

Coquart;

also

letter

to

Murray.

5pp.

0166

Account

of

furs

taken

at

Checoutime.

2pp.

0168

Coquart

to

agent

of

affairs.

3pp.

0171

Account

of

furs

and

merchandise

taken

at

Isle

Jeremie.

3pp.

0174

Murray

correspondence

with

Colvill

and

Wood.

3pp.

0177

Circular

from

Vaudreuil.

2pp.

0179

Circular

order

from

Levis.

14pp.

0193

Whitmore

correspondence

with

Pitt.

6pp.

0195

Atkin

to

Pitt.

11pp.

0206

Treaty

with

Upper

Creek

Nation.

6pp.

0212

List

of

Choctaw

towns

with

schedule

of

prices

agreed

between

Choctaw

Indians

and

traders.

4pp.

0216

Injunction

of

no

trade

with

Alabama

Indians.

5pp.

0221

Treaty

with

Alabama

Indians.

7pp.

0228

Conferences

with

Choctaw

Indians.

16pp.

Vol.

211:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1753-1755

0244

Holdernesse

to

Dinwiddie.

5pp.

0249

Instructions

from

King

George

to

Dinwiddie.

4pp.

0253

Holdernesse

correspondence

with

Dinwiddie,

and

governors

of

New

York,

Vir-

ginia,

and

North

Carolina.

9pp.

0262

Proposal

to

Virginia

delivered

by

Smyth

and

Townshend.

3pp.

0265

Robinson

correspondence

with

Dinwiddie,

Shirley,

Lawrence,

Sharpe,

Lyttleton,

governors

of

New

Jersey

and

Pennsylvania,

Hopkins,

Wentworth,

and

Fitch.

28pp.

0293

Fox

to

Demere.

Ip.

0294

Robinson

correspondence

with

Dinwiddie,

Dorset,

Boards

of

Admiralty

and

Ordnance,

and

governors

in

North

America.

13pp.

0308

Memoranda

of

variations

in

circular.

Ip.

0309

Robinson

correspondence

with

Shirley,

Dinwiddie,

governors

of

North

America;

also

King

George

with

secret

instructions

for

Braddock.

I

Opp.

0319

Extract

of

Keppel's

orders.

2pp.

0321

Robinson

to

Braddock;

also

list

of

papers

delivered

to

Braddock.

4pp.

0325

Robinson

correspondence

with

governors

in

North

America;

also

lords

of

admi-

ralty

and

Braddock.

14pp.

0339

Robinson

to

Shirley,

Board

of

Ordnance,

Braddock,

governor

of

Georgia,

Law-

rence,

and

De

Lancey.

6pp.

0345

Draft

to

Board

of

Ordnance.

1

p.

0346

Robinson

to

lords

of

admiralty,

Braddock,

governors

of

North

America,

and

Boscawen;

also

secret

instructions

to

Boscawen.

18pp.

0366

Robinson

to

Holbume

with

secret

instructions;

also

to

governors

of

North

America,

including

draft

to

Braddock.

13pp.

66

0379

Robinson

correspondence

with

Dinwiddie,

Braddock,

Lawrence,

Shirley,

and

Dunbar.

18pp.

0397

List

of

papers

sent

to

Shirley.

5pp.

0402

Robinson

to

governors

in

North

America,

Reynolds,

Lyttleton,

Dinwiddie,

Hop-

kins;

also

lords

of

admiralty

and

Board

of

Ordnance.

14pp.

0416

Robinson

to

Boscawen,

Johnson,

Shirley,

Fitch,

Dinwiddie,

and

governors

of

New

England.

11pp.

Vol.

212:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1756-1757

0427

Fox

correspondence

with

Shirley,

Webb,

Abercromby,

Loudoun;

also

instruc-

tions

from

King

George

to

Webb.

24pp.

0451

King

George

instructions

to

H

opson.

4pp.

0455

Pitt

correspondence

with

Hopson

and

Hay.

3pp.

0457

Holdernesse

to

Loudoun.

2pp.

0459

Correspondence

between

commissioners

of

trade

and

plantations

and

Committee

of

Lords.

4pp.

0463

Petition

to

the

king

from

New

Hampshire.

5pp.

0468

Report

of

Board

of

Trade

on

the

above.

10pp.

0478

Holdernesse

correspondence

with

Loudoun

and

Barrington.

7pp.

0485

Instructions

King

George

to

Holburne.

14pp.

0499

Certificate

by

James

Glen.

I

p.

0500

Holdernesse

to

Holburne.

3pp.

0503

Fox

correspondence

with

Lyttleton,

governors

of

North

America,

Shirley,

Hardy,

Lawrence,

Dinwiddie,

Devonshire,

and

lords

of

admiralty.

29pp.

0533

Pitt

correspondence

with

Bedford,

Marlborough,

lords

of

admiralty;

also

memo-

randa

from

Mr.

Frederick

and

lords

of

admiralty.

25pp.

0559

Loring's

receipt

for

dispatches

to

America.

2pp.

0561

Instructions

from

King

George

to

Abercromby.

8pp.

0570

Warrant

from

Pitt

to

King

George.

4pp.

0574

Troops

destined

for

Louisburg,

Canada,

Ohio,

and

southward.

5pp.

0579

Disposition

of

forces

in

America.

1

p.

Vol.

213:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1758

0581

Pitt

correspondence

with

lords

of

admiralty.

2pp.

0582

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Boscawen.

2pp.

0584

Pitt

to

master

general

of

ordnance.

I

p.

0585

Brass

ordnance,

howitzers,

etc.

for

Halifax,

New

York,

and

Pennsylvania.

6pp.

0591

Pitt

correspondence

with

Barrington,

general

of

ordnance,

Boscawen,

Bedford,

lords

of

admiralty,

and

secretary

of

war.

22pp.

0613

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Boscawen,

Whitmore,

and

Lawrence.

16pp.

0629

Memorandum

of

dispatches

for

America

with

list

of

packets

for

New

York

and

Halifax.

3pp.

0633

Pitt

to

lords

of

admiralty.

I

p.

0634

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Amherst.

10pp.

67

0644

Pitt

correspondence

with

lords

of

admiralty.

Abercromby.

King

George,

and

Boscawen.

10pp.

0654

Proposals

for

expedition

to

Quebec.

3pp.

0657

Clause

on

provisions

extracted

from

North

American

contract.

Ip.

0658

Miscellaneous

memoranda.

4pp.

0662

List

of

officers

serving

in

hospitals

in

North

America.

Ip.

Vol.

214:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1759-1763

0663

List

of

papers

for

Saunders.

Ip.

0664

Pitt

to

lords

of

admiralty.

1

p.

0665

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Saunders.

2pp.

0667

Pitt

to

lords

of

admiralty.

Board

of

Ordnance,

and

King

George.

8pp.

0675

List

of

arms,

tents,

stores

to

be

taken

off

transpons.

1

p.

0676

Pitt

to

Saunders

and

lords

of

admiralty.

2pp.

0678

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Saunders.

8pp.

0686

Draft

to

lords

of

admiralty.

Ip.

0687

Rivers

to

Saunders.

Ip.

0688

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Wolfe.

7pp.

0695

Pitt

correspondence

with

Saunders.

Whitmore.

and

Legonier.

13pp.

0709

Instructions

to

Colvill.

Hankerson.

and

Douglass.

5pp.

0714

Egremont

correspondence

with

Amherst.

Boone.

and

Hardy:

also

petition

of

Dalrymple.

87pp.

0801

Halifax

correspondence

with

Amherst.

10pp.

Vol.

215:

Secretary

of

State

Dispatches,

1758-1763

0814

Instructions

of

King

George

to.Hopson.

Hughs,

and

Moore.

21pp.

0835

Pitt

correspondence

with

Hopson.

3pp.

0838

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Clarke..4pp.

0842

Pitt

to

governors

in

North

America

and

West

Indies.

3pp.

0845

Instructions

of

King

George

to

Dalrymple.

3pp.

0848

Egremont

correspondence

with

Monckton.

Dalrymple,

governors

of

Havana.

Martinique,

and

Grenada.

29pp.

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