INDEX TO VOLUME XVII
Aberdeen, George Gordon, fourth Earl of, 68, 84; letters to, 68-9, 71, 74-6, 82-4, 89, 188-98, 204-6, 306-11, 313-14, 415-24; letters, 193, 306.
Abolition, discussed, 75 note 24, 76-81, 193, 203-5, 312, 420.
Acdozas, Agdocas, see Deadoses.
Acopseles Indians, 338.
Adaes, establishment, 14, 18-20, 159, 173, 180, 183; presidio, 35-6, 336, 346-7, 349, 352, 354, 357-9, 412; mission, 344.
Adams, Ephraim Douglass, Correspondence from the British Archives concerning Texas, 1837-1846, 67-92, 188-206, 306-14, 415-27.
Adams, John Quincy, diary, extract, 237.
Addington, Henry Unwin, 422.
Agdocas, see Deadoses.
Aguayo, Marqués de San Miguel de, expedition, 1719-22, 328, 330, 333.
Aiken, Joseph, 270 note 19.
Los Ais (mission), 364.
Ais, Ayish Indians, see Eyeish.
Alabama Indians, see Alibamu.
Alaman, Lúcas, 219, 239; negotiations with Poinsett, 226-9.
Alamo, victims from Pennsylvania, 266.
Alexander, — (Rev.), 46, 293.
Alexander, —, 301.
Alexander, Lyman W., 268.
Alexander, W. G., 270 note 19.
Alibamu Indians (Alabama), 157.
Allen, — (Capt.), 268.
Allen, A. C., 295.
Allen, William Young (Rev.), diary, 1838-9, extracts, 43-60; biography, 43 note 1; Reminiscences of Texas, 1838-42, 283-305.
Los Almagres, 383, 399.
Altamira, Marqués de (auditor), opinion, 358.
Alvord, Clarence W., 321.
Amarillas, Marqués de las (Viceroy), 385, 400.
Amaya, Saluad de (Fray), 370-1.
American Bible Society, first organization in Texas, 50, 289.
Anathagua Indians, 338.
Anchoses Indians, mission, 323-78.
Anda y Altamirano, Mariano de (Fray), connection with the San Xavier missions, 344-5, 359-60, 370-2.
Andrés, Juan (Fray), connection with San Sabá missions, 391.
Andrews, S. P. (of League, Andrews &Co.), emancipation scheme, 77-8, 204-5.
Angeles, Juan de los (Fray), 370.
Annexation of Texas, discussion, 205, 278-9, 415-21.
Anonymous commentary, Zacatecas, extract, 333.
Apache Indians, 263, 330; campaign against, 1732, 328; tribal relations, 333, 344, 354, 358, 362, 413; range, 349, 381; hope for reduction of, 355-6, 358; hostilities, 356-7, 359; attacks upon San Xavier mission, 367-9; mission, San Sabá River, 379-414.
The Apache mission on the San Saba River: its founding and failure (Dunn), 379-414.
Apapax Indians, 338.
Aponte, Francisco Cayetano (Fray), connection with San Xavier missions, 367-9, 373.
Aquodoces, see Deadoses.
Aranda, Miguel (Fray), expedition. 1754, 383.
Arapaho Indians, trade with Spanish, 61-6.
Archer, Branch Tanner (Dr.), in Philadelphia, 1836, 270; character, 279.
Ardisson, Estevan, 115.
Armesto, —, 29.
Armistice between Texas and Mexico, 1843, Texan commissioners, 90, 194, 310-11, 422; discussion, 67-72, 82, 85, 91, 193-4, 197, 311-12, 415, 419-20.
Armstrong, John, 159-187 passim.
Arricivita, Juan Domingo de (Fray), 325, 370-1.
Arroyo de las Benditas Animas, identity, 328, 341; Aguayo's crossing, 328.
Ashley, Robert, 155.
Atais Indians, 338.
Atascaneus Indians, 338.
Atiasnogues Indians, 338.
Attacapa Indians, 368.
Attakapas post, 25.
Austin, Moses, 263-4.
Austin, Maria Brown (Mrs. Moses Austin), 262.
Austin, Stephen Fuller, 262-78 passim; opposes Fredonian revolt, 232.
Austin, William, 55.
Austin, Mrs. William, 55.
Austin College, 298, 303.
Austin (City), 58; Indians near, 59-60; population, Oct., 1839, 60. (See also Presbyterian Church.)
Austin (Texas ship of war), 82.
Austin City Gazette, 215.
Austin Tribune, 429.
Ayala, Lázaro de, 408, 411.
Aynai Indians, see Hainai, 439.
Ayres, —, 57.
Azcárate, —, 224.
Backus, —, 59.
Badaraque, Thomas (Dr.), 274 note 32.
Bahía, mission, 344; presidio, 352, 358-61, 412.
Baily, — (of New Orleans), 50.
Baily, James, 294-5.
Baily family (of Houston), 295.
Baker, Daniel (Rev.), 51; in Texas, 283-5, 293; connection with Austin College, 298; sketch of, 298-9.
Baker, Moseley, 295, 302.
Baños, Joachin de (Fray), connection with San Sabá mission, 391, 400-1; joint letter, extract, 401.
Barclay, John, 274 note 32.
Barnet, —, 59.
Barnett, S. S., 48.
Barney, Samuel, 115.
Barnhart, J., 268.
Barr, Murphy &Devenport, trading privileges, 158.
Barrio, Pedro del (Governor), 268-9, 377; inspection, May, 1749, 376-7.
Barrios y Jaúregui, Jacinto de (Governor), 385, 389, 412, 414; investigation, 1756, 389 note 6.
Barrows, Solomon, 268.
Bastrop, Baron de, land grant, 150.
Bastrop (town), Indians near, 59.
Baylor University, 303.
Bayou Pierre, 7; settlement, 27-8, 159, 164, 168.
Bee, — (Mrs.), 46.
Bee family (of Houston), 295.
Bell, — (Mrs. of West Columbia), 287-8, 297.
Bell, Charles Keith, obituary, 100.
Bell, Thaddeus, 288.
Bell family (of West Columbia), 285; sketch, 287-8.
Benedict, Harry Yandell, book review, 96-7.
Beurnonville, —, 183.
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Bidai Indians (Vidais), mission, 323-78; range, 333-4; attack upon San Sabá, 405.
Bingham, —, 55.
Bingham, — (Capt.), 296.
Blackburn, Gideon (Dr.), 293.
Blair, W. C. (Rev.), 58, 301.
Blanc, —, 21.
Blans, — (Comandant, Natchitoches), protest, 286 note 13.
Boca de Leones, garrison, 346, 349, 352-3.
Bocanegra, José María de, 249-51.
Bolton, Herbert Eugene (Dr.), 321; New light on Manuel Lisa and the Spanish fur trade, 61-6; book review, 207-12; note, 216; The founding of the missions on the San Gabriel River, 1745-1749, 323-78.
Book Reviews and notices: Life of Thaddeus Stevens (Woodburn), Lieutenant General ... Early (Early), Dr. William Le Roy Broun (Brouns and Ordway), General Laws of Texas, 93-8; Economic beginnings of the Far West (Coman), History of the German element in Texas ... (Tiling), 207-214; The Viceroy of New Spain (Smith), John Brown . . . (Wilson), L'Amérique Latine (Garzon), 315-20; Life of Robert Toombs (Phillips), 430-1.
Boone, Daniel, 31.
Borden, Gail, 50, 56-7, 302.
Boundary of Louisiana, western, 6-22, 169-87, 217-61.
Boundary of Texas, eastern, 6-22, 169-87, 217-61; western, 75.
Bowl (“Col. Bowles,” Cherokee chief), 46.
Bowman, William (Lieut.), 26.
Boyle, William, 267 note 7.
Brashears, Samuel, 272-3.
Brazos Presbytery, early history, 283-5, 300-1.
Brazos River, missions, 327; Aguayo's crossing, 328.
Breckenridge, John, 14.
Breckenridge, John (Rev. Dr.), in Houston, 1839, 288-9.
Breckenridge, W. L. (Rev.), 50.
Brenham, Richard F. (Dr.), 215.
Brent, —, 48.
Brent, J. L., 115.
Brewster, —, 54.
Brick, Samuel, 274 note 32.
Briest, L. S., 272 note 29.
Briggs, Isaac, 31 note 17, 140.
Bringhurst, George H., 268.
Broderick, David C., 126, 134.
Brown, —, 54, 59.
Brown, David Paul, 270-4.
Brown, Joseph, 283 note 1.
Brown, W. D., 268.
Browne, —, 266.
Brushy Creek, 60; identity, Aguayo's crossing, 328; Indians on, 344.
Brutus (Texan naval vessel) occupation of Cozumel Island, 190.
Buckley, Eleanor, 215, 328 note 10.
Buchanan, James, 275.
Bullock, —, 293.
Bullock's Hotel, 60, 285.
Bunting, Thomas C. (Dr.), 271 note 23, 274 note 32.
Burke, —, 127.
Burke, James, 60, 283 note 1; 292-3. 302.
Burke family (of Houston), 295.
Burks, — (Dr.), 272 note 29.
Burleson, Edward (Gen.), 44, 48, 60, 285, 294.
Burnet, David G., 278-9, 290, 294.
Burr, Aaron, 168, 264.
Burrow, — (Capt.), 268.
Bustillo y Zevallos, Juan (Governor), 334 note 2; campaign, 1732, 328; memorial, extracts, synopsis, 331-4, 347-50, rebuttal, 350-2; services, 347.
Butler, Anthony, letters, extracts, 253, 260; mission to Mexico, 257-60.
Butler, Z. (Rev.), 57.
Caddo, Caddodacho, see Kadohadacho, 155, 157-8, 161, 163-4, 332.
Caddo trace, 150.
Cadodachos, establishment, 349, 351.
Cadena, Asencio (Corporal), 405-6, 411.
Caldwell, — (Rev.), 57.
California, division, movement for, 101-39.
Calleja, Felix (Mariscal de campo), 163.
Camacho, —, diplomatic negotiations, 230.
Camarillo, Juan, 115.
Camino Real (San Antonio Road), 329.
Campbell, — (Rev.), 46.
Campmeeting, Rutersville, 1839, 59, 293, 304.
Canary Islands, colonists from, 328.
Concepnes Indians, 338.
Cances Indians, 161.
Candelaria (mission), founding, 1749, 375-6.
Cannon, Newton (Gov.), 282.
Cañedo, —, 246, 248.
Caoco, see Coco, 334.
Capitol, Austin, 294.
Carancaguases, see Karankawa, 348 note 13.
Carnes, Henry, 115.
Carothers, W., 265.
Carpenter, Miles N., 273, 274 notes 32-3.
Carr, —, 274 note 33.
Carr, J. H. (Dr.), 272 note 29.
Carr, James Henry, 273, 274 note 33.
Carrillo, —, 103-4.
Carrillo, Anastasio, 115.
Carrillo, Joaquin, 115.
Carrillo, José Antonio, 115.
Carrillo, P. C., 115.
Casablanca (Lipan chief), 399.
Casa Calvo, Marqués de, connection with the Louisiana-Texas frontier question, 1-44, 144-68 passim.
Casados Indians, 157.
Casañas, —, 332.
Casa Yrujo, Marqués de, connection with the Louisiana-Texas frontier question, 17-24, 144-80 passim.
Casos Indians, 338.
Castellanos, Francisco Xavier (Fray), 370, 376; letters, extracts, 371-2.
Ceballos, Ciriaco (Capt.), 21.
Cerralvo (presidio), 346, 348, 351-3.
Cevallos y Guerra, Pedro de, 21-4, 145-85 passim.
Chamberlain, — (Rev.), 57.
Champlain, Juan Bautista (Jean Baptiste Champlin), 63, 65.
Chandler, Joseph R., 273.
Chapman, — (Rev.), 295.
Chapman, R. E., 28-9 note 16.
Charleston Library Society, 99.
Chase, — (Rev.), 57-8.
Cherokee Indians, 232.
El Chico (Lipan chief), 398-9, 400.
Chirinos, Luis, 411.
Choctaw Indians, 165-7.
Chouteau, Pierre, 148.
Chriesman's, 284; schoolhouse, 285, 301.
Civilian and Galveston City Gazette, 55, 71, 301.
Claiborne, William Charles Cole (Governor), relation to Louisiana-Texas frontier question, 1-42, 140-87 passim.
Clark, — (Rev.), 59, 294.
Clark, Daniel, relation to Texas-Louisiana frontier question, 1-42 passim.
Clark, Thomas C., 271 note 23.
Clay, Henry, diplomatic negotiations, 223-47 passim; letters, extracts, 223-4, 233-6, 243.
Clement, Arthur H., 266.
Clermont Hotel, temperance meeting, 287.
Coahuila, presidio, 353; governor, 413.
Coahuiltecan Indians, 326.
Coan family (of Houston), 295.
Cocke, Stephen F. (Rev.), 284.
Coco Indians, mission on San Xavier River, 323-78; habitat, tribal affinity, 334.
Coigly, —, 200.
Coleman family, massacre of, 59.
Columbia (steamer), 54, 57.
Comanche Indians, 53, 155, 161, 224, 248, 263, 282; treaty, 1838, 49; tribal and Spanish relations, 380, 399; reduction hoped for, 382; attack upon San Sabá, 402-14.
Come Cavallos Indians, 392.
Come Nopales Indians, 392.
Concepción, (mission), 330, 343, 394; founding, 347 note 7.
Concord, post, 25.
Connell, John, 267 note 7.
Conner, Charles W., 267 note 7.
Conrad, John, 270 note 19, 271 note 23.
Conrad, Robert, 270.
Conrad, Robert C., 271, note 23.
Conrad, Robert T., 270 note 19.
Constitutional Convention, California, 1849, 103-5.
Consulate, British, Corpus Christi Bay, 306.
Convention, Southern California, 1851, 114-16, 120; resolution, extract, 116.
Converse, S., 75, 77-8, 80-1, 83.
Cooke, S. F., error for Cocke, Stephen F., q. v.
Copeland, George, 268.
Copes, J. Wilson (Dr.), 287.
Copes, Mrs. J. Wilson, 287-8.
Cordero, Antonio de (Governor), 159.
Coronel, A. F., 115.
Correo (schooner), 53, 56, 304.
Correspondence from the British Archives concerning Texas, 1837-1846 (Adams), 67-92, 188-206, 306-14, 415-27.
Cortina, J. N., 428.
Cos, Martin Perfecto de (Gen.), capture, 1836, 52.
Cosby, —, 129.
Cotton, production, capacity of Texas, 309.
Cousate, see Koasati, 158.
Couts, Cave C., 115.
Cox, Isaac Joslin, The Louisiana-Texas frontier, 1-42, 140-87.
Coyle, Hugo, 146.
Cozumel Island, sketch map, 188; history and description, 188-92; grants, 194.
Crabb, —, 119.
Cramayel, — de, 76.
Cranes, Charles N., 268.
Creigh, Alfred, 265 note 3.
Cross Timbers, Indians near, 331.
Crozat, Antoine, grant to, 10, 180.
Crozier, R. H. (Rev. Dr.), obituary, 215.
Cruger &Moore, 301.
Cujanes Indians, 348 note 13; Spanish relations, 359.
Cullen, Ezekiel W., 58, 286, 303.
Cummings, William, 266.
Curd, John W., obituary, 216.
Dallas, George M., 273.
Dallas Democrat, 428.
Dallas News, 429.
Dart, Christopher, slave trade, 199-200.
Davenport, — (Mrs.), 56.
Davenport, Samuel, 33, 37, 41, 165; trading privileges, 155-6.
Deadoses Indians (Agdocas, Aquodoces, Yacdocos, Yadosa, de Adozes, Doxsa), mission, 323-78; racial affinity, habitat, decrease, 329, 333-4, 348.
Davenport, Sarah, see Randall, Sarah Davenport, 49.
Davis, —, 287.
Davis, — (Dr.), 304.
Davis, William, 270 note 19; 274 note 32.
Dayton, Jonathan, 14.
Dearborn, Henry A., 160, 165, 167; letter, extract, 162, 165.
Decrés, —, 10-11.
Dedrick, George, letter, extract, 267.
Delano, — (Miss), 287.
Derringer, Henry, 271 notes 23 and 26.
Desauque, F. J. (Capt.), 267.
DeSoto, Hernando, expedition, 1539-41, 264.
Doby, —, 45.
Dolores y Viana, Maria Ano Francisco de los (Fray), missionary service, 1733-41, 334-5; connection with San Xavier missions, 335-78; letters, extracts, 337, 341, 342-3 note 32, 377; connection with San Sabá mission, 382-98.
Dottery's (settlement), 59.
Douglas, —, 127-8.
Douglas, Stephen Arnold, 107, 109.
Doxsa, see Deadoses.
Doyle, Percy W., 71, 83, 193, 196, 307-8, 310, 422 note 5, 423; letters, 67-8; letters to, 69-74, 84-5, 88-92, 196-7, 311-3, 424-7.
Draper, A. C. (Dr.), 274.
Driggs, Mary W. (Mrs.), see Rhoades, Mary W., 44.
Dudley, James G., obituary, 429.
Duforet, —, 159.
Duke, B., 270 note 19.
Dukes, Thomas W., 272 note 28.
Dunbar, William (Sir), connection with Louisiana frontier matters, 1-42 passim; expedition, 1804, 141-54.
Duncalf, Frederic (Dr.), 215.
Duncan, Benjamin, 273 note 31.
Duncan, John, 268.
Dunn, William Edward, 215; book reviews, 315-18, 320; The Apache mission on the San Sabá River: its founding and failure, 379-414.
Du Rivage, —, 332.
Dwight, Timothy (Dr.), 57.
Eastman, E. O., 56.
Ecores de Fabri, 150.
Education in the Republic of Texas, 286, 298, 302-3.
Edwards, Hayden, Fredonian revolt, 232-4.
Edwards, Munroe, slave trade, 199-200.
Elguezabal, Juan Bautista (Gov.), 145-6.
Eliza Russell, claims, 307 note 4.
Ellicott, Andrew, explorations, 142.
Elliott, Charles, letters to, 67-8, 77-82, 193, 306, 310, 425; letters, 68-76, 80-5, 88-92, 194-7, 307-13, 415-27.
Elliott, Jacob, 268.
Ellison, William Henry, The Movement for state division in California, 1849-1860, 101-39.
Enroachment, French, 341-2, 351, 359-61, 386.
English, William, 270 note 19.
Eppelsheimer, William, 274 note 32.
Erving, —, 154.
Escandón, José de, Conde de la Sierragorda, expedition, 1746-ff., 352-4, 361-2 note 47.
Espinosa, Isidro Félis (Fray), 332, 337, 352; letter, 361-2 note 47.
Espíritu Santo (mission), 395; transfer, 347 note 7.
Evans, Britton (Col.), 269, 272.
Evans, Napoleon B., 271 note 23.
Ewing, George, 268.
Exall, Henry (Col.), death, 428.
Eyeish Indians (Ais, Ayish), 157.
Fannin, James W., Jr. (Col.), 266-7.
Felter, Daniel, 270 note 19.
Ferrell, W. C., 115, 127.
Fisher, Samuel Rhoads, 269.
Fitler, Daniel, 273 note 31, 274 note 32.
Fitzgerald, —, 59.
Flag, British, alleged Mexican insult to, 423-7.
Fleming, —, 266.
Flirt (American war schooner), 421.
Florence, Thomas B., 271 note 23.
Floridas, American negotiation for 1-42, 170-87 passim; importance, 3, 4, 23-4, 30-2; American occupation, 220.
Folch, Vizente, 24, 167; intrigue with Wilkinson, 28-32.
Foote, Henry Stuart, 108-9, 283 note 1.
Ford, John S., 428.
“The Forest” (Dunbar's plantation), 149.
Fort Miro (Washita post), 26, 150.
Foster, N. C., 270 note 19, 272-3.
The founding of the mission on the San Gabriel River (Bolton), 323-78.
Fowler, Littleton (Rev.), 45-6, 48, 292.
Franciscans: College at Querétaro: missions on San Xavier River, 323-78; on San Sabá River, 279-414: College at Zacatecas: missions, 328, jealousy of Querétarans, 364; College of San Fernando, missions, 346, 379-414.
Frazier, — (Rev.), 58, 297, 299.
Fredonian War, 232-4, 247.
Freedmen, laws of Texas regarding, 203-4.
Freeman, — (Lt. Col.), 151.
French, trade, 349, 351; alleged complicity in attack upon San Sabá, 414.
Frick, John H., 271 note 26.
Friend (steamboat), 43, 49.
Friendship (steamer), 304.
Fritz, Peter (Maj.), 270-1.
Frontier, Texas-Louisiana, 1-42, 140-87.
Fugitive slaves, 39-42.
Fullenwider, — (Rev.), 284.
Fuller's, 284-5.
Fur trade, Spanish, 61-6.
Gaines, Edmund Pendleton (Gen.), conduct in Eastern Texas, 1836, 274, 282.
Gallatin, Albert, 13, 16.
Galban, Juan (Galván, Lieut.), 362, 365-6, 412; expedition, 1745, 383.
Galveston, 43, 56-7; real estate values, 1838, 302.
Galveston Island, 298, 386-7.
Galveston News, 429.
Gano, R. M. (Gen.), obituary, 99.
Ganzábal, Juan Joseph (Fray), connection with San Xavier missions, 365-6, 376.
Garcia, Diego Martin (Fray), service, 370.
Garcia, Joaquin, 411.
Garcia, Joseph, 407-8, 411.
Garcia, Larios, Francisco (Governor), opinion, 360-2.
General de Kalb (American schooner), 269.
Geotes Indians, 338.
German, J. L., obituary, 99-100.
Gidding, Giles A., 268.
Gifford, P. L., 194.
Gilland, George W., 266-7.
Gillespie, —, 142-3.
Gillies, Theodore (Capt.), 271 notes 23 and 26, 273, 274 notes 32-3, 280.
Glascock, —, 59.
Glathery, Erastus M., 271 note 23.
Godney, L. A., 270 note 19, 271 note 20.
Godoy, Manuel de (“Prince of Peace”), 174-85 passim.
Goliad, massacre, Pennsylvania victims, 267.
Goodwin, John D. (Gen.), 270 note 19, 274 note 32.
Graham, —, 119.
Graham, David R., 272 note 28.
Grant, B., 272 note 29.
Grant, James (Col.), 268.
Grappe, —, 161.
Grappe, François, 152, 161, 164-5.
Grass Fight, 268.
Gravina, —, 170, 173.
Gray, A. C., obituary, 700.
Gray, Mrs. Fairfax, 292.
Gray, W. Fairfax, 44.
Gray family (of Houston), 295.
Grayson, Peter W., 43.
Green, Daniel, 274 note 32.
Green, Thomas J., 424.
Grimarest, Pedro, 41, 166-7.
Groce, —, 304.
Groce, Leonard, 286.
Gross, Charles, 266.
Grover, Thomas D., 270 note 19, 273 note 31.
Guadalupe River, settlement, 411.
Guapites Indians, 348 note 13.
Guerra, A. M. de la, 115.
Guinn, J. M., 137.
Gulick, —, 57.
Gutierrez, Enrique, 408, 411.
Gutierrez, Juan Antonio, 410-11.
Gutierrez, Octaviano, 115.
Gutierrez de Lara, José Bernardo, revolutionary movements, 248-50.
Gwin, William M., 126, 137; party, 138.
Haff, — (Miss), 56.
Haighler, L. S., 272 note 29.
Hainai Indians (Aynai), village, 349.
Hall, W. W. (Rev.), 283, 292, 297.
Hall, Warren, D. C., 55.
Hall, Willis, 270.
Hamilton, — (Rev.), 297.
Hanie, — (Dr.), 59.
Hanna, James, 273 note 31.
Harazthy, Agostín, 111, 115.
Hardin family, 247.
Harriet (schooner), 200.
Harrisburg &Brazos Railroad, 295 note 16.
Hasinai Indians (Asinai), missions, 326; intertribal relations, 332-3; tribes, 339.
Hawkesbury, Charles Jenkinson, first Earl of, 13.
Hay, Peter, 271 note 26, 273 note 31.
Hayes, Benjamin (Judge), 106 note 14.
Haynie, — (Dr.), 293.
Hearn, V. W., 115.
Hemphill, John, 273 note 31.
Henderson, —, 59.
Henderson, I. J. (Rev.), 57.
Henderson, Thomas, 57.
Hensal, George W., 268.
Hernandez, Juan (Fray), 370-1.
Herrera, Simon de (Gen.), 174.
Hierbipiame Indians (Ervipiame), mission, 323-78; at Ranchería Grande, 329-30.
Hill, — (Rev.), 59.
Hill, G. W., letter, 86-8.
Hill, Roscoe R., 28-9 note 16.
Hill family, 285.
Hinkle, Charles, 271 note 23.
Hiscas Indians, 338.
Hockley, George W. (Col.), 90-1, 295-6, 310.
Hodges, John L., 273 note 31.
Hoes, — (Rev. Dr.), 58.
Holland, Benjamin H. (Capt.), 266.
Holloway, —, 266.
Holman, — (Rev.), 50-1, 57, 297.
Hoover, Leonce, 115.
Hot Springs of the Washita, exploration, 149-51.
House, Edward M., 98.
House, John, 155.
Houston, Sam, 44-6, 54, 67, 71, 86, 91, 196, 266-81, passim, 298, 304; Indian policy, addresses, comment, 45, 48; arrangement respecting armistice, 69-70, 72, 82, 419-20; Mexican policy, 73-4, 84-5, 415-20; letter, extract, 74-5; temperance speech, 1839, comment, 289; attitude toward annexation, 415-20.
Houston (city), cemetery, 55.
Hubbs, —, 124.
Hughes, William F., 270 note 19.
Humboldt, Frederick Heinrich Alexander, Baron von, 16.
Humphries, — (Misses), 44, 46.
Hunt, Jefferson, 115, 126-8.
Hunt, Memucan (Gen.), 50, 54, 287.
Hunter, —, 26, 147, 149, 151.
Hunter, George (Dr.), expedition with Dunbar, 142-54.
Hurst, Stephen D. (Col.), 267.
Hutchins, —, explorations, 142.
Hutchison, — (Rev.), 300.
Hutchisson, Robert, 268.
Igodosa, see Deadoses.
Indians, policy regarding, Spanish 41-2, American 41-2, 162-7, Houston's, 45-48; Texas-Louisiana frontier: border relations, numbers, 1804-5, 154-169; presents for, 156-8, 381 note 3, 391-2, 400; in missions, life, 377; Northern: tribal relations, 399, 413, attack upon San Sabá establishment, 402-14; council on Upper Trinity, 1843, 196; of Southern United States, 31.
Internal Provinces, defensive policy, 28.
Invincible (Texan naval vessel) seizure of Cozumel I., 190.
Iturbide, Agustín de, 224-6; fall, 219.
Iturrigaray, José de (Viceroy), 144, 168.
Jackson, Andrew, 282; views upon Texas, 220, 253; letter, extracts, 253.
Jarden, —, 274 note 32.
Jarden, Jacob, 274 note 32.
Jarden, John, 274 note 32.
Jefferson, Thomas, relation to Louisiana frontier question, 1-42, 142-87 passim; letters, extracts, 15, 140-2.
Jetur, — (Rev.), 297.
Johannes (schooner), 43, 303.
Johnson, Francis W., 268.
Johnson, William, 266.
Johnson, William C., 270 note 19.
Joliet, Louis, exploration, 182.
Jones, Anson, 48, 54, 69, 74-5, 84, 304, 421.
Jones, George W., 270 note 19.
Jones, Levi (Dr.), 296, 302; sketch of, 286-7.
Jones, Mrs. Levi, 287, 296.
Jones, Lewis, error for Jones, Levi, 296.
Jordan, John, 270 note 19, 273.
Joutel, Henri, 331.
Jumano Indians (Jumanes), 349.
Juntas, 1803, 20-21; Mexico, Feb. 27, 1756, 385-7, 390.
Kadohadacho Indians, 155, 157-8, 161, 163-4, 332.
Karankawa Indians, 334, 348 note 3; mission, 327; tribes, 338-9, 348.
Kaufman, David S., 298.
Kennedy, John M., 273 note 31.
Kennedy, William, letters, 188-95, 197-8, 204-6, 306-7, 313-14, 423.
Kennicott, —, 56.
Kerr, Gabriel, 273 note 31.
Kerr, William P., 268.
Kichai Indians (Keechi, etc.), mission, 323-78.
King, Junius B. (Rev.), 57; ordination, 296-7.
King, Rufus, 9 note 5, 13.
King, Nicholas, 151.
Koasati Indians, 158.
Koehler, Thomas, 271 note 23.
Kolb settlement, 323-4.
Lacopseles Indians, mission, 323-78.
Lafargue, Juan Bautista (Jean Baptiste), 63, 65.
Laffite, Jean, survivor, 291.
Lake Jackson, 55.
Lamar, Mirabeau Buonaparte, 44-5, 298, 425; election, Sept. 3, 1838, 56; cavalry corps, 267.
Langerheirmer, William, 268.
LaSalle, René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de, 8, 10, 14, 182, 264.
Latham, Milton S., elected U. S. Senator, 134; message, comment, extract, 135-6.
Laura (steamer), 54.
Laurence, — (Capt.), 268.
Laussat, Pierre Antoine, relation to Louisiana boundary, 1-24 passim, 169-70.
Lawrence, A. (Rev.), 298.
Leadbetter, John, Jr., 271 note 23.
League, —, (of League, Andrews &Co.), emancipation scheme, 204-5.
Lee, C. V. R., 115.
Legislature of California, 1852-60, state division question before, 117-37.
Leman, John, 268.
Leonard, Gilbert, statement, 157 note 8.
Linkey, William, 271 note 23.
Lewis, John A., 115.
Lewis, Meriwether, expedition with Clark, 16, 19, 24, 31, 42, 140-2, 144, 154.
Lewis, W. J., 268.
Linkey, William, 271 note 23.
Lipan Apaches, 392, 398; country, 329.
Lisa, Manuel (fur trader), letter, 65-6; translation, 63-4; comment, 61-3.
Little Penn, claims, 422 note 3.
Little River, Aguayo's crossing, 328.
Livingston, Edward, 170-2; claim to West Florida, 11-12.
Lockwood, —, 272 note 29.
El Loco, settlement, 349, 351.
Long, James, 264.
Looscan, Adele Briscoe (Mrs. Michael Looscan), 98.
Los Angeles (Cal.), meeting, Feb. 10, 1850, 105; meeting, Sept. 12, 1851, resolutions, extract, 114.
Lott, —, 121.
Loughridge, —, 59.
The Louisiana-Texas frontier (Cox), 1-42, 140-87.
Love, James (Col.), 291, 302.
Lubbock, Francis Richard (“Mr. L.”), 45, 290.
Lybrand, C. D., 270 note 20.
Lybrand, Charles D., 271 note 23.
McBride, P. H., 268.
McCaleb, Walter Flavius (Dr.), 324-5.
McCalla, W. L. (Rev.), 298.
McCorkle, — (Rev.), 285.
McCormick, — (Rev.), 57.
McCormick family, 285.
McCrea, William H., 274 note 32.
McCullough, John, 57-8.
McCullough, John (Rev.), 304; in Texas, 283-5, 292, 300.
McDougall, — (Gov. Cal.), message, 1852, extract, comment, 117-19.
McFarland, John, 285, 300.
McKinney &Williams, 302.
McLeary, James H. (Judge), 428.
McLeod, Hugh (Gen.), 423-5; letter, 425.
McMichael, Martin, 270 note 19.
McMullen, R. B. (Rev.), 50, 56.
McNally, —, 268.
McNealus, Virginia Quitman, 428.
Madison, James, 157-60, 167; relation to Louisiana frontier matters, 1-25 passim, 172-4; controversy, 154.
Magee, Augustus, 264.
Mahan, P. Jenks, 268 note 10.
Maison Rouge, Marquis de, land grant, 150.
Mallet, Island of, 150.
Manderson, John, 270 note 19.
Manning, William Ray, Texas and the boundary issue, 1822-1829, 217-61.
Marbois, —, 170.
Markham, R. Jenks, 268.
Marqués, Francisco Xavier (Fray), connection with San Xavier mission plans, 346, 357.
Marquette, Jacques, 182.
Martin, — (Rev.), 297.
Martin, Robert C., 271 note 23.
Martin, Thomas, 268.
Martinez, José, 7-8, 18, 22.
Matagorda, garrison, 159, 165-8.
Matagorda Bulletin, 301 note 26.
Matamoros, prisoners, Pennsylvanians, 268.
Mater, — (Rev.), 57.
Matthews, — (snipmaster), 269.
Maurese, William, 274.
Mayeye Indians, mission for (San Xavier River), 323-78; habitat, 329, 331-2, 348; decrease, 334.
Mediation, British, between Texas and Mexico, 78, 417-21.
Mediavilla y Ascona, Joaquin de (Gov.), 333; services, opinion, 350-2.
Meghy Indians, identity, 331.
Merry, Anthony, 13, 174 note 17, 178.
Mescalero Apaches, 392.
Mexican prisoners, 197.
Mezières, Athanase de, 22.
Mier, expedition, 424, 427; prisoners, 71, 85.
Mifflin, Benjamin, 273 note 31.
Miller, James Weston (Dr.), 283-4.
Millett, — (of Houston), 295.
Milon, — (Madam), 43.
Mines, San Sabá country, 382-3.
Minor, Juan, reconnoissance, 145-6.
Minor, Stephen, connection with Texas-Louisiana frontier question, 144-8.
Miranda, Bernardo de (Fray), expedition, 1755, 383.
Missions, San Xavier River, 323-78; Rio Grande, 326; San Antonio, 263, 326, 330-1, 334-5, 343-4, 347 note 7, 358-9, 369, 371, 376, 381, 390, 392, 394, 398, 412; Matagorda Bay, Trinity River, 327; San Sabá River, 263, 379-414.
Mississippi Valley Historical Association, 99.
Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 99, 321.
Missouri Compromise line, 109-10.
Missouri Fur Company, 64-5.
Mitchell, —, 13.
“Mobile Act,” 14, 166, 177.
Moffatt, —, 274.
Moffatt, T. R., 271 note 26.
Molina, Miguel (Fray), connection with San Sabá mission, 403, 405-6, 410.
Monclova, presidio, 352, 412.
Monroe, James, relation to Louisiana frontier matters, 11-33 passim; special mission to Spain, 169-87.
Monte Grande, see Cross Timbers.
Monterey (Cal.), capture, 1846, 102.
Montgomery, John C., 273 note 31.
Montoya, —, 251.
Moore, Edwin Ward (Commodore), 71, 73, 287; letter, extract, 190.
Moore, Francis W., Jr., see Cruger &Moore.
Morehead, — (Gen.), expedition into Mexico, 117.
Morris, Inage, 425.
Morris, Robert, 270 notes 19-20, 271 note 26.
The movement for state division in California, 1849-1860 (Ellison), 101-39.
Moro, —, 200.
Moyer, John, 268.
Mugeres Island, 194-5, 306; description, 189-90.
Murphy, Edward, 157 note 8, 165.
Murphy, William, trading privilege, 155-8.
Murphy, William S., 308, 421.
Murray, Robert G., 429.
Musselman, Robert, 268.
Myres, —, 121.
Myres, Michael, 268.
Nabedache Indians, village, 349.
Nacogdoches, 33; status, 1803, 26; dedence, 31; arrivals, 1804, 159; Spanish force at, 1805, 164-7; mision, 364.
Naglee, John, 270 note 19, 273 note 31.
Naguides Indians (Naudis), 338-9.
Nall, — (Rev.), 57, 297.
Nall, — (Mrs.), 297.
Nandaco Indians, 7.
Nanderson, Andrew, 270 note 19.
Natajés Apaches, 392.
Natchitoches, 18-20, 34-6, 40-1, 154, 167, 180; post, 25-7; conditions, 1804, 153; fortification, 168.
Navarro, Antonio, 423, 425.
Navy Yard, Galveston, 41, 50, 287.
Naylor, Charles, 270, 272, 273 note 31.
Neal, Joseph C., 271 notes 23 and 26.
Neil, Robert, 268.
Neutral zone, proposed, 15-16, 21.
Newell, — (Mrs.), 56.
Newell, Stuart, 270, 273-4.
Newman, D., 271.
Newman, Daniel, 272 note 26.
Newman, S., 270 note 20.
New Orleans Greys, 266-7.
Newspapers of Texas, 55, 71, 215, 301-2.
Nicknames, pseudonyms, initials, given names: A. (Dr.), 54; B., 47; C. (Miss), 55; C. (Mrs.), 296; G. (Dr.), 54; H., 59, 296; L., 50; M., 48; Nicolas, 410; Silvestris, 17; W. (Col. and Mrs.), 295-6.
Noble, John H., 265 note 3.
Nolan, Philip, 155, 264.
Nootka Sound convention, 7.
Norton, George, 270 note 20.
Nueces River, missions, 327.
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores del Rio de San Xavier, see San Francisco Xavier.
Nuevo Leon, 412-13; Bishop, visit to Natchitoches, 1804, 150-4, 167.
Obregon, — (Mexican minister to the United States), mission, 221-48 passim.
O'Campo, Francisco, 115.
Ogier, I. S. K., 115.
Olivares, Antonio de (? Fray), 332.
Onis, Luis de, 218; Memorias . . . quoted, 218.
Opelousas, post, 25.
Oran, J. M., obituary, 429.
Orcoquiza Indians, 365; numbers, range, etc., 361.
Orejone Indians, 378.
Orleans Territory, 15.
Ormond, —, 158.
Orobio Bazterra, Joaquin de (Gov.), expedition, 1745, 321-2, 361-2; opinion, 360-1.
Orr, John, 68 note 6.
Ortega, Antonio María, 115.
Ortega, Joaquin, 115.
Ortiz, Francisco Xavier (Fray), 334 note 2; connection with San Xavier missions, 335-78 passim.
Osage Indians, 148.
Owen, Clark, 46, 296.
Owen, James, 46.
Owen, Robert, memorial, extract and comment, 245-6.
Packenham, Richard, 70-1.
Pajalaches Indians, 378.
Pakwan Indians, 326.
Palliet, John B. T., 37.
Panis Indians, see Pawnee, 157.
Parage de las Animas, 344.
Paredes, Miguel de (Fray), quoted, 331.
Parkinson, W. B., 265 note 3.
Parrilla, Diego Ortiz de (Capt.), service, 389; jurisdiction at San Sabá, 389; career at San Sabá, 390-412; letter, extract, 399.
Pastates Indians, 338.
Patterson, Robert (Gen.), 270 note 19.
Patton family, 285.
Pawnee Indians, 157-8.
Peace Pipe ceremony, 49.
Pearson, T. K. (Capt.), 267.
Pelones Apaches, 392.
Pennington, Mrs. R. E., 215.
Pennsylvania and the independence of Texas (Winston), 262-82.
Peraza, — (Col.), 191.
Perkins, S. H., 270 note 20.
Peters, William, 268.
Pickering, Timothy, 13-14.
Pico, Andrés, 132; resolutions, comment, 129-31.
Pinckney, Charles, mission to Madrid, 17-34, 160-85 passim; recall, 169.
Pitts, William (Capt.), obituary, 216.
Pleasanton, A. J., 271 note 23.
Poinsett, Joel Roberts, mission to Mexico, 1825-9, 223-59; letters, extracts, 227-8, 231, 234, 238, 240-3.
Population of Texas, 1832, 199: 1837, 199; 1840, 198-9; 1843, 198.
Postal charges, 1838, 50.
Potomac (war brig), 49, 287.
Presbyterian church in Texas, organization, early history: Houston, 283-5, 292, 294; Austin, 60, 283-5, 293-4, 304; Columbia, 284; Galveston, 284; San Augustine, 294; Independence, 294.
Prisoners, release discussed: Texan, 194; Mexican, 196.
Pruneda, Eusebio, 344, 357.
La Punta (Lampazos), mission, 337 344-5.
Quises Indians (Quitseis), 338.
Rábago y Therán, Pedro de (Comandante), expedition, 1755, 383-4; connection with San Sabá missions, 384-6, 388-9.
Rábago y Therán, Phelipe (Capt.), suspension, 384.
Railroad meeting, first in Texas, 295.
Rainey, Frank (Dr.), obituary, 429.
Ralls, — (Rev.), 46.
Ramón, Diego, expedition, 1707, 330; expedition, 1716, 327-8, 330.
Ramsay, — (Capt.), 269.
Ramsay, R. D., 268.
Ramsdell, Charles William, book reviews, 93-6, 318-20, 430-1.
Ramsey, Alexander, 271.
Ranchería Grande, mission for (San Xavier River), 323-78; tribes, location, history, 329-34, 348, 365-6.
Randall, John T., 49.
Randall, Sarah Davenport (Mrs. John T.), 49.
Randolph, John, of Roanoke, 14.
Real, Julius, 98.
Recognition of Texan independence, by Mexico, 307-9, 416-19.
Red, William Stuart (Rev.), editor, ... Diary of ... Allen, 43-60; Al- len's reminiscences of Texas, 1838-1842, 283-305.
Red River, American occupation, 2; navigation by Americans, 21; projected exploration, 142-51; description cited, 152-3; missions, 327.
Reed, James, 271 note 26.
Reed, Samuel F., 273 note 31.
Reeve, M. M. (Dr.), 274 note 32.
Reid, —, 59.
Reid, Hugo, 115.
Remmey, Henry, 271 note 23.
Revillagigedo, Conde de (41st Viceroy), 385.
Rhoades, E. A., 44, 296.
Rhoades, Mary W. (Mrs. E. A. Rhoades), 44, 296.
Riddle, Joseph P., 267.
Riley, J. S., 270 note 20.
Riley family (of Houston), 295.
Rio Grande (presidio), 412.
Rivera, Pedro, inspection, 1727, 332, 350.
Robertson, James Alexander, 28 note 15.
Robin, C. C., 21-2, 26.
Robinson, — (U. S. consul at Tampico), 190.
Robinson, —, 295.
Robinson, Tod, 302.
Robinson family (of Houston), 295.
Rocafuerte, —, 245.
Rockdale, missions near, 323-78, 383-4.
Rock Dam, 323-4.
Rodriguez, Juan (chief, Ranchería Grande), 330.
Rogers, —, 135.
Rogers (Cherokee half-breed), 48.
Ronaldson, James, 273 note 31.
Rose, Pleasant W. (Dr.), 55.
Roshler, George (Col.), 270 note 19.
Royce, Josiah, 137.
Rudolph, S. P., 270 note 19.
Rusk, Thomas J., 298.
Russell, Frederick, 115.
Russell, William J., 55.
Russell, Mrs. William J., 55.
Rutersville College, 303.
Rutter, Adolphus A., 269.
Sacramento (presidio), 347, 349, 351-3, 360.
Saint Bernard Bay, see San Barnardo Bay, 7, 9-10, 182.
St. Catherine's Landing, 149, 151.
St. Cyr, Laurent Gouvion, 10.
St. Denis, Louis Jucherean de, 21, 264; expedition, 1716, 327-8.
Salcedo, Juan Manuel de, relation to Texas-Louisiana boundary question, 10-25 passim, 157.
Salcedo, Nemesio de (Comandante General), relation to Texas-Louisiana frontier question, 18-42, 145-68 passim; letter, extract, 163.
Saligny, Alphonse de, 192, 306-7.
Sample, David, 268.
San Andrés River, identity, 327.
San Antonio, siege, 1835, Pennsylvanians in, 268.
San Antonio de Béxar (presidio), 346, 354, 359, 362, 390.
San Antonio de Valero (mission), 330, 335, 343-4, 346, 371, 376, 392, 394, 398; founding, 347 note 7.
San Antonio Express, 428.
San Antonio Road (Camino Real), 328 note 8, 329; plans for marking, 428.
San Bernardo Bay (Saint Bernard), 7, 9-10; La Salle's colony, 182.
Sánchez, Thomás, 115.
Sanders, —, 156.
Sanderson, —, 49.
San Diego (Cal.), meeting, Aug. 30, 1851, resolutions, extract, 113.
San Felipe de Austin, 59.
San Fernando de Béxar, factions, 328.
San Francisco de la Espada (mission), founding, 347 note 7.
San Francisco Solano (mission), transfer, 1718, 347 note 7.
San Francisco Xavier (mission), founding, Feb., 1848, 365-6.
San Gabriel River, name, 327. (See also San Xavier River.)
Sanguinet, Carlos (Charles), 61, 64-6.
San Ildefonso (mission), founding, Feb., 1749, 373-5.
San Jacinto, battle, 52, 280-1.
San Jacinto, 56.
San Juan Bautista (mission), apostates, 330.
San Juan Capistrano (mission), founding, 347.
San Luis Advocate, 302.
San Marcos River (Colorado), mission company's camp on, 395-8.
San Patricio, settlements, 75.
San Pedro de los Nabedaches (village), 349, 351.
San Sabá (mission), history, 347 note 7, 379-414.
San Sabá (presidio, San Luis de las Amarillas), 397, 401; attack upon, 402-14.
San Sabá River, mission on, history, 379-414.
Santa Ana, Benito Fernandez de (Fray), connection with San Xavier mission, 369-71, 373-6; letters, extracts, 369-72; connection with San Sabá missions, 381-3.
Santa Anna, Antonio López de (Gen.), 70, 82, 85, 89-91, 197, 265, 308, 311; revolutionary schemes, capture at San Jacinto, 51-2; agreement and arrangements respecting armistice, 67-8, 88.
Santa Fé, expedition, 86-7, 425; traders, 195.
Santa Rosa del Sacramento (presidio), 347, 349, 412.
Santiestaben, Joseph (Fray), connection with San Sabá missions, 391, 401, 404-5; death, 408-9, 411; burial, 411.
Santissima Trinidad, Francisco de la (Fray), connection with San Xavier mission plans, 357, 359; connection with San Sabá mission, 393-6, 401, 403.
San Xavier (presidio), garrison, 390.
San Xavier de Gigedo, presidia and missions, 399.
San Xavier de Náxera (mission), history, 330.
San Xavier River (San Gabriel), Spanish establishment, 323-78, 383-4; transfer to San Sabá, 384-6, 388-97; identity, 327; Aguayo's crossing, 328.
Sayopines Indians, 378.
Schooll, J. D., 268.
Schuler, John J., 265 note 3.
Scott, John, 268.
Scylla (British sloop), 68-9, 83-4, 196, 306.
Serosse, Joseph S., 271 note 26.
Servers, Foster, 268.
Servoss, Charles K., 271 note 23, 273, 274 note 32.
Shabas, —, 167.
Sharpe, —, 54.
Sheldon, — (Gen.), 55.
Sibley, John (Dr.), 6 note 2, 28, 35-6; appointments, 152, 160-4; information from, 152-3, 155-6, 161, 163, 167-8; activity, 165-6.
Sierra, Phelipe de (Cavo), 377.
Skipwith, Fulwar, 172, 177, 183, 186.
Slavery: bearing upon Louisiana-Texas frontier relations, 3; upon state division movement in California, 1849-60, 101-39 passim; upon Texas revolution, recognition, etc., 276-9, 309, 312.
Slaves: alleged Spanish attempts to alienate, 37-9, 41; numbers, Texas, 1832, 199; 1837, 199; 1840, 198, 1843, 198, 205; laws regarding, 201-4; treatment, health, 202; increase, 202-3; manumission, 203.
Slave-trade, Texas, 199-201, 312.
Sloan, James, 271 note 23.
Sloat, John Drake, 102.
Smith, —, 266.
Smith, Ashbel (Dr.), 429.
Smith, Erasmus (“Deaf”), capture of Cos, 52.
Smith, Henry (?), 265 note 3.
Smith, John T., 268.
Smith, Thomas S., 270 note 19.
Smith, W. P. (Col.), 270 notes 19-20.
Smith's Hotel (Bullock's), 60.
Snell, Martin K., 267 note 7.
Snyder, —, 121.
El Sol, 234, 258.
Someruelos, Marqués de (Capt. Gen.), 28, 30.
South, George W., 271 note 23.
Spraggins, — (“Daddy”), 54.
Sprogell, Marshall, 270 note 19.
Stanley, Norris, 273 note 31.
Steedman, S. H., 265 note 3.
Steele, —, 272 note 29.
Stephens, William, 271 note 23.
Stephenson, — (Capt.), 268.
Stewart, Hamilton, 301.
Stille, — (Capt.), 165.
Stille, — (of Philadelphia), 298.
Stout, Francis, 273.
Stout, Francis H., 273.
Stubblefield, —, 54.
Stumph, John F., 270 note 19.
Sullivan, — (Rev.), 59.
Sunday school, Houston, 1838, 48-9, 55, 285, 294-5.
Sutherland, T. W., 115.
Swift, John (Col.), 270 note 19, 273.
Taensa Indians, 157.
Taguacana, Tahuacanes, see Tawakoni.
Taguayos, Taovaya, Toboso, see Tawehash.
Talleyrand, Périgord, Charles Maurice de, Prince de Benevento, sugestion, 12; diplomatic intrigue, 169-86 passim.
Tamique Indians, mission, 327.
Tampico expedition, Pennsylvanians in, 266-7.
Tancagues, see Tonkawa.
Tanico Indians, 338-9.
Tarr, Augustus D., 270 note 19.
Tarr, E. D., 270 note 19.
Tawakoni Indians, 166; mission, 323-78.
Tawehash Indians, 164, 339, 349; chief, 413.
Taylor, Zachary, 102, 107.
Tejas Indians, 336, 349-51; intertribal and Spanish relations, 380; attack upon San Sabá, 402-14.
Telegraph and Texas Register, 301.
Temperance meetings, 1839, Galveston, 287; Houston, 288-9.
Tenzos, see Taensa, 157.
Terán, Manuel de Mier y (Gen.), boundary commissioner, 239, 249.
Terreros, Alonso Giraldo de (Fray), connection with the San Xavier missions, 336-7, 350-1, 370-1; Apache mission 1754, 382; connection with San Sabá mission, 382, 387-8, 391-411.
Terreros, Pedro Romero de, assumes expense of San Sabá missions, 387-8, 394, 401-2.
Texas, occupation, 1689, motive, 380 note 1; name, application, 349.
Texas and the boundary issue (Manning), 217-61.
Texas Emigration Company of Philadelphia, 269.
Texas Presbyterian, 43-4 note 1, 283-302 passim.
Texas Rifle Brigade, 267.
Texas State Historical Association, affairs, constitution, 432-4.
Thomas, Evan M. (Lieut.), 267.
Thompson, Jacob, 110.
Thompson, John (Col.), 270 notes 19-20, 271 note 26, 273 note 31.
Thompson, Waddy, 73, 417.
Thompson, Wells, obituary, 429.
Thornton, —, 55.
Thornton, — (Lieut.), 267.
Thruston, A. (Col.), 269.
Thurston, John, 266.
Tibbets, G. P., 115.
Tlascaltecan Indians, connection with San Sabá mission, 391.
Tod, John G. (Lieut.), 45.
Tonkawa Indians, 338-9; treaty, 1838, 45; description, visit to Houston, 1838, 53; missions, 323-78, 383-4; attack upon San Sabá, 405.
Tonty, Henri de, 22.
Torrens, —, mission to the United States, 219-20, 222-3; letters, extracts, 219-21.
Town, Thomas B., 271 note 23, 274 note 32.
Trade, contraband, 23, 27, 32, 72; Indian, 16, 157, 161, 163, 349, 351, 355, 357-8, 360-1; of Texas, foreign, 310, 313-14, Mexican, 422.
Travel, 1839, 303-4.
Treaties, conventions, etc.: citation and comment: U. S.-Spain, 1795, 41; France-Spain, 1800 (San Ildefonso), 10, 18; United States-France, 1803, 13; U. S.-Spain, 1819, 217-40 passim; U. S.-Mexico, 1828, 217-61 passim; Texan-Tonkawa, 1838, 45; Texan-Comanche, 1838, 49.
Trinity River missions, 327.
Trudeau, Felix, 165.
Tups Indians, 338.
Turner, Edwin (Capt.), 26-7, 153, 155-9, 165-6.
Turreau, Louis Marie, 169, 172-4.
Ugarte, José Joaquin (comandante), 27, 145-6, 164.
Underwood, — (Judge), 43.
University of Texas, 298.
Upshur, Abel Parker, 415-17.
Urrea, José (Gen.), 266.
Urrutia, Thoribio de (Captain), 336, 342, 368, 412; action regarding San Xavier missions, 357.
Valle, Dionisio (comandante), order, 164.
Valle, Ignacio del, 105, 115.
Van Buren, Martin, diplomatic negotiations, 250-7; instructions, extracts, 254-7, 259.
Van Zandt, Issac, despatch, synopsis, 415-17.
Varela, Benito (Fray), connection with San Sabá mission, 397, 400.
Vasquez, Joseph, 409-10.
Vedoya, Pedro (fiscal), opinion, 346-7.
Vial, Pedro (Pierre), expeditions, 62.
Victor, Claude Perrin (General); instructions to, 10-11, 170.
Victoria, Guadalupe (Gen.), 225, 234.
Victoria, mission near, founding, 347 note 7.
Vidai, see Bidai.
Vidal, Felix (Comandante), 155.
Villareal, Andrés de, 405, 407, 411.
Vogdes, William, 271 note 23.
Volunteer Army of Texas, Third Regiment, Company A, 268 note 11.
Volunteers from the United States: Pennsylvania, 262-9.
Voluntine, —, 266.
Walker, John, 142-3, 145; survey, 153.
Walker, John K., 270 note 19.
Walker, John R., 273 note 31.
Ward, Thomas William (“Col. W.”), 45.
Wardlaw, — (Mrs.), see Jones, Mrs. Levi, 287.
Washita (post), 25-6.
Washita River, explorations, 148-9; population, 149-50; land grants on, 150.
Webb, James, family, 59.
Webster, — (Mrs.), 293.
Webster party, murder, 293.
Welschmeyer, —, 304.
Welschmeyer, John G., 45.
West, James, 267.
Westbrook, John B., 268.
Wharton, John (son of W. H.), 286.
Wharton, John A., 58, 302; death, 286, 302-3.
Wharton, William H., 48, 54-5, 58, 298; character, 279, 286; in Philadelphia, 1836, 270; death, 286; speech at Bible Society, comment, 286-7.
Wharton, Mrs. William H., 54, 286.
Wharton family, 286, 298.
Wharton (Texas ship of war), 83.
Whiaker, Frances A. (Whitaker?), 268.
Whig Party in California, 1852, 124 note 54.
Whitaker, Thomas, 266.
White, William, 271.
White, William, Jr., 271 note 23.
White Hairs (Osage chief), 148.
Whitehurst, —, 59.
Whiting, — (Maj.), 290.
Whiting, — (Miss), marriage, 290.
Whiting, Samuel, 302.
Wilkinson, James, 14, 16, 17, 20, 24-5, 165, 264; Spanish intrigues, 28-32, 174; letters, extracts, 165, 168.
Williams, John A., 98.
Williams, Samuel M., 90-1, 310; (See also McKinney &Williams.)
Williamson, — (Sergeant-major), 266.
Williamson, Jesse, 272 note 28.
Wilson, B. D., 115.
Wilson, Hugh (Rev.), 285, 300.
Winchester, — (Rev.), 57.
Winkler, Ernest William (State Librarian), book review, 212.
Winston, James E., Pennsylvania and the independence of Texas, 262-82.
Wintuisen, Phelipe (Governor), expedition, 1741, 335.
Withersoop, Thomas, 56.
Witherspoon, — (Rev.), 297.
Wolf, John G., 270 note 19.
Woll, Adrian (Gen.), 91, 194, 422; letter, 85-6; letter to, 96-8.
Wood, J. D., 269.
Wood, Joseph, 271 note 26.
Wood, Mandred, 267 note 7.
Wood, William, 270 note 19.
Woodburn, James Albert, 93.
Woodman, James (Col.), 274 note 32.
Woodruff, —, 44, 60, 295, 300-1.
Wright, Edward B. (Rev. Dr.), obituary, 428.
Wright, R. W. W., 56.
Xarame Indians, mission, 327, 341-2 note 29.
Ximénes, Diego (Fray), 337; connection with San Sabá missions, 391, 400-1; letter (extract), 401.
Yacdocas Yadosa, see Deadoses.
Yatasse settlement, 7.
Yates, — (Prof.), 43.
Yates, A. J., 75-6, 83; letters, 77-82; letter to, 80-1.
Yellow fever, Galveston, Houston, 1839, 285, 294, 304.
Yojuane Indians (Yujuanes), mission, 323-78; racial affinity, range, decrease, 329, 332-4, 348; attack upon San Sabá, 402-14.
Yucatán, 195; Texan expedition to, 72-3; troubles, 1843, 82.
Yzazmendi, Pedro (Fray), survey, 377.
Yucatán, negotiation for sale of vacant lands, 191, 194.
Zanesville Volunteer Rifle Company, Pennsylvanians in, 268.
Zantzinger, —, 272 note 29.
Zavala, Lorenzo de, 51.
Zozaya, — (Mexican minister to the United States), 217-18; letter, extract, 219.
Zuber, W. P., obituary, 215.
How to cite:
"INDEX TO VOLUME XVII", Volume 017, Number 4, Southwestern Historical Quarterly Online, Page 437 - 454. http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/publications/journals/shq/online/v017/n4/back_12.html
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