INDEX
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL MAGAZINE
VOLUME 261
The names of contributors to the Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine
in capitals and small capitals. The titles of books, periodicals, articles, and
printed
are
papers are inclosed in quotation marks. (R) indicates that the contribution is a review.
Abbott, Alexander, 175
Abbott, Emma, actress, 147
Abbott, George W., 170
Abel, Henry, 170
Abercrombie, Mrs. Elizabeth, 175
Academy of Music (Pittsburgh), 147
Adam, Rev. David, 45
Adam, James, 170
, 170
Adams, Mrs.
Adams, C, 175
Adams, James, 175
Adams, John, quoted, 5, 6
Adams, Mrs. Marcellin C, Colonel
George Wilson: a Genealogical Study
in Western Pennsylvania, 89-108
Adams, Mrs. Marcellin C, speaker, 86, 89
Adams, Mrs. Mary, 175
African Methodist Episcopal Church (Pittsburgh), 175
Agnew, Mrs. Sarah, 170
Agriculture, Amish and Mennonite, 53—55 j
Harmonist, 112
Aiken, Thomas, 175
Albree, George, 170
Albree, John, 170
Alden, G. W., 175
Alexander, John W., 141
Alexander, William, 175
Algeo, Thomas, 175
Allegheny, Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, 35
Allen and Grant, Pittsburgh warehouses,
170
Allen, Hervey, "The Forest and the Fort,"
reviewed, 166-168
Allinder, Samuel, 175
Amberson, John, 183
Ambler, A., 175
American colonies, acquisition of, 2; taxation, 3-20
American Red Cross, University of Pittsburgh, 1918, 131
American Wood Rim Company, 1896, 68
Americanization Institute, University of
Pittsburgh, 1918, 130
Amish Americans, 47-58. Also see Mennonites
Amman, Jacob, reformist, 47
Ammon, George, 170
Anabaptists (Wiedertaufer), 47. Also see
Mennonites and Amish
Anderson, Henry, 170
Anderson, Isaiah, 175
Anderson, J. C, 175
Anderson, Mary, actress, 148
Anderson, Mrs. Mary, 170
Andrews, Mary E., 175
Anschutz, Christian, 170
Anschutz, George, 175
Anthony, Susan B., lecturer, 147
Apples, George, 175
Archer, Clement, 175
Architecture, of i8-jo ys t 142-143
Armstrong, Benjamin, 175
Armstrong, William, 175
1
This index was compiled by Mary Ensign Pardee, as were all previous indexes in this
series beginning with Volume 24 (1941).
185
I
86
Arndt, Karl J. R., author,
INDEX
109}
reviewer,
159-166
Arndt, Karl J. R., George Rapp Discovers the W abash, 109-1165 (R) Duss*
"The Harmonists: A Personal History,"
159-166
Arnold, Thomas, 170
Arnold, William, 175
Art Society (Pittsburgh), founding of, 148
Artevelde, van Jan. See Van Artevelde
"Arthur Johnston his Book," manuscript,
180Q—1810, 151-158
Arthur, T. S., temperance leader, 147
Arthurs, George, 175
Arthurs, William, 175
Askine, Sarah A., 175
Asper, Amos, 175
Asper, Elias, 175
Associate Reformed Church (Pittsburgh),
175
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, construction of, 117— 128
Atterbury, Mrs. E., 175
Aultman, J. H., 184
Avery, Ogden & Company, 175
A. Wilson & Company, chandlers, 183
Baal, John, 175
Babb, Rev. Augustus, 44
Bachoffen's (Pittsburgh), book store, 146
Bailey, Francis, 170
Bailey, George, 175
Bailey, Robert, 175
Baily, Thomas J., 175
Baker, John L., Harmonist, 110-112
Bakewell, B. P., 176
Bakewell, John P., 176
Bakewell, Thomas, 176
Baldwin, John, 175
Balsley, S., 175
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 72-73
Bancroft, George, 9, n.9
Bank of Pittsburgh, 170
Bank of United States. See United States
Bank
Banks and banking, Pittsburgh, 170, 171.
See also various banks
, 175
Barclay, Mrs.
Barker, Fanny, 176
Barnett, Alexander, 175
Barnett, Charles, 176
Barr, William C, 175
Barre, Col. Isaac, "Sons of Liberty," 15
Barrymore, Maurice, actor,
148
Barton, Mrs. E., 170
Bartram, James A., 175
Bassler, Rev. Gottlieb, 45
Bateman, B. H. W., 176
Bates, Jacob, 175
Bauders, Frederick, 175
Bauermeister, Rev. Wilhelm Karl, 44
Bausman, R. A., 175
Baxter, James W., 175
Bayard, George A., 176
B. C. Sawyer & Son, chandlers, 174
Beale, George, 170
Bean, H., 176
Beard, Peter, 170
Bears, Henry, 175
Beasley, Edward, 170
Beasley, John, 170
Becker, Rev. Friedrich C, 44
Becker, J., Jr., 176
Beckhart, Frederick, 175
Bedford County, Pa., courts of, 98
Beer, Robert, 175
Bell, John, 175
Bell, Morris, 175
Bell, William, 170
Bender, Barbara, 52
Bengough, James, 176
Bennet, James, 175
Bennet, John, 184
Bennett & Brothers, dealers in Queensware,
170
Benny, James, 170
Bentley, William, 175
Berford, Peter S., 175
Berks County, Pa., settlement of, 50-51
Bernheim, Rev. John H., 44
Berry, George A., 170
Berry, Samuel, 175
Berryhill, Mrs. Susan, 175
Bess, Samuel, 184
Best family, 22
Best, John, 175
Beyerle, Adam, frontiersman, 21
Biggs, Aaron, 184
Biggs, John, 170
Bigham, Hon. T. J., 175
Big Level and Kinzua Railway Company,
72
Bindley, John C, 176
Bingham, Thomas, 184
Bishop, Rev. Henry, 45
Bishop, Joseph, 175
INDEX
187
Bitsch, Peter, Jr., 51
Bitsch, Peter, Sr., 51
Black, Rev. A. W., 176
Black, Elijah, 170
Black, George, 38
Black, James, 176
Black, Joseph, 175
Blackburn, Oliver, 176
Blain, John R., 176
Blasdell, Moses, 175
Blythe, David G., Pittsburgh artist, 149150
Bolander, John, 175
Bonnaffon, A., 175
Bonner, William, 175
Booth, Edwin, actor, 148
Boothe, Frederick, 176
Boothe, Thomas, 184
Bothner, George, 175
Boundary dispute, Pennsylvania and Virginia, 97
Bovaird and Company, in 187s* 63
Bovaird and Seyfang Company, in 1872,
62
Bown, John T., 175
Bown, Mrs. Mary, 175
Boyd, Robert, 175
Brackenbridge, Mrs. Mary M., 170
Bradford Board of Trade, activities of
1882, 66
Bradford, Bordell, and Kinzua Company,
1880, 71
Bradford, Bordell, and Smethport Railroad, 71
Bradford County, Pa., lumber industry, 5961 5 coal industry, 61; oil industry, 6178} highway construction, 69-71
Bradford District Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association, 78
Bradford and Foster Brook Railroad
("Peg Leg"), in i877) 71
Bradford Motor Works, in igu, 64
Bradford Oil Refining Company, 1922, 65,
76
Bradford Railway Company, in 188 if 71
Bradford Supply Company, in 1907, 64
Brady, Mrs. Mary, 176
Branch [Meadville] Railroad, 117, 121-122
Brandt, William, 176
Brashear, John, 141
Brauer, Anson, 175
Brennan, Pierce, 175
Brenneman, Catherine, 51
Brenners, George, 175
Brewer, Charles, 170, 176
Brinkworth, George, 176
Brokaw, Mrs. Sarah, 175
Brooks, Elizabeth, 171
Brooks, James H., 175
Brooks, Mary, 171
Brown, James, 176
Brown, James, 176
Brown, Rev. John, 43
Brown, John, 184
Brown, Louisa, 175
Brown, Mary B., 176
Browning Hall (Pittsburgh),
Bruner, Jacob, 175
Bryan, Rev. A. M., 175
Bryant, Mary,
Bryden, James,
Bryden, J. W.,
148
176
176
176
Buckmaster, N., 175
Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia Railroad, 71
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad,
1883, 72
Bulford, John, 170
Bulford, Simeon, 175
Bulger, R. R., 175
Bullitt, William, marriage of, 100
Bullock, Charles, 184
Bunte, John, 176
Burbridge, Jesse, 175
Burbridge & Ward, grocers, 176
Burgess, Ellis B., The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Western Pennsylvania,
21-46
Burgess, Ellis B., speaker,
21, 86
Burke, Robert, 176
Burkman, Christian, 175
Burns, Mrs.
> 184
Burns, Bernard, 175
Burns, Margaret, 175
Burnett, William, 176
Burnside, Samuel, 176
Burrell, John W., 170
Burrell, Thomas, 170
Burton, Mrs. M., 175
Bute, John Stuart, earl of, 13
Butler County, Pa., settlement of by Harmonists, 110-1115 sale of lands, 112-116
,170
Byrne, Mrs.
Byrne, Mrs. Elizabeth, 176
Cable, George W., 146
i88
INDEX
Cairns, William, 171
Caldwell, Joseph, 176, 183
Call, Alexander, 184
Campbell, Mrs. M. A., 176
Campbell, Mr. Mary, 176
Campbell, Robert, 171
Canan, Thomas, 171
Canning, Charles John, earl of, 2
Carless, J. H. & H., 176
176
Carncross & Dixie, minstrels, 147
Carnegie, Andrew, 140
Carothers, S., 176
Carroll, James, 176
Carron, Louis V., 171
Carter, Clarence Edwin, "The Territory of
Michigan, 1805-1820," reviewed, 81-82
Carvil, James, 176
Case and Sons Cutlery Company, igo8, 69
Casey, Edward, 171
171
Caskey, S. W.,
W., 184
Cassily, Thomas, 171
Castlereigh, Robert Stewart, viscount, 2
Cauley, Avis Mary Custis, 87
Centennial of Pittsburgh's Great Fire of
1845, 169-184
Central Hotel (Allegheny City), 139
Central Hotel (Pittsburgh), 139
Chadwick, James, 176
Chambers, Will G., 136; quoted, 134
Chambers, William, 176
176
Channel Islands, British rule of, 12
Charlemont, James Caulfield, earl of,
quoted, 18
18
Charles II, King of England, 9
Cherry, James, 176
Chicago Seminary, founding of, 37
Childs, Asa P., 176
Chislett, George, 176
Choiseul, de Btienne Frangois, duke of, 14
Christian, Israel, libel suit, 97
Christy, Mrs. Mary R., 176
Christy, Robert, 171, 176
Church & Carothers, 176
Church, Gaylord, 119
Church, Dr. William, 176
Churches, pioneer Palatine, 27—46; Amish
churches, 52-53; Mt. Moriah Presbyterian, ioo; First Presbyterian, Pittsburgh,
140 ;German Evangelical Church, Pittsburgh, 140; St. Paul's Roman Catholic
Cathedral, Pittsburgh, 140 ;Trinity Episcopal, Pittsburgh, 140; African Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, in
1845, 175
Civil War, effect on railroads, 124—125
Claney, John, 183
Clark, David, 176
Clarke, Edward, 184
Claxton, Kate, actress, 148
148
Clay industry, development in Bradford,
Pa., district, 68
Clemens, Samuel L., in Pittsburgh, 147
Cleveland and Pittburgh Raiload, 118
Clinton, DeWitt, railroad promoter, 1832,
117
Clisby, S. W., 176
Closey, Webb, 171
Coal industry, Bradford and McKean counties, 61; on Wabash River, 112
Cohen, Mrs. Josiah, musician, 149
Coke, Sir Edward, lord chief justice of
England, quoted, 5, 6
Coleman, Zach, musician, 148
Collins, Anne, 171
Collins, William, 176
Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, correction in, 99
Colonial relations, historical sketch of British, 3-20
Colsen, Rev. Carl W., itinerant pastor, 25,
42
Coltart, Joseph, 176
Col well & Bradford, attorneys, 171
Commerce, Dutch in 17th century, 8-95
British and Colonial American, 9—11 5
Bradford Board of Trade, 1882, 66
Conliffe, Charles, 171
Conliffe, Mary, 171
Conway, Gen. Henry Seymour, 17
Cook, Elisha W., 176
Cook, J. W., 171, 176
Cooke, Jay, 137
Cooper, Charles, 149
Cooper, Miss Dorcas, 176
Cooper, Jacob, 176
Cooper, John B., 176
Cooper & Jones, 176
Cooper, Robert, 176
Cooper, S. B., 176
igio} 69
Corliss Carbon Company, 1910,
Cosgrave, Patrick, 176
Craddock, Charles Egbert, 146
Craig, Neville, 19
Crawford County, Pa., Meadville Railroad,
121-122
INDEX
Crawford County Historical Society (Meadville, Pa.), 151
Croghan, Col. William, 171, 176
Cromwell, Oliver, 4, 8
Crossan, James, 176
Crossan, William M., 176
Crow, David, 184
,176
Croxford, Mrs.
Crump, Edward, Jr., 86
,,183
Culbertson, Mrs.
Culbertson, Mary, 171
Culmer, Stephen, 176
Cum, William, 176
Cunningham, E. L., 171
Curtis, John, 171
Current, Richard Nelson, "Old Thad Stevens: A Story of Ambition," reviewed,
80-81
Cushman, Charlotte, actress, 148
Cuthbert, Samuel, 171
Dabney, Mrs. Elizabeth, 177
"Daily Dispatch" (Pittsburgh), 140
Pittsburgh artist, 149Dalby,
,
150
Dally, Mrs. Rebecca, 177
Darragh, Mrs., 177
Daughters of the American Revolution,
membership in, 93 j lineage books of, 96
Davis,
Davis,
—,171
Mrs.
Davis, Abner, 171
Davis, David, 176, 177
Davis, Evan, 184
Davis, John, 184
Davis, John D., 171
Davis, Joseph G., 171
Davis, Louis, 177
Davis, Richard, 177
Davis, W., 176
Davis, William, 183
Davitt, John C, 177
Day, Daniel, 176
Day, E. H., 171
171
Deary, John, 184
Deary, William, 171
Deitrich, Henry, 176
Delany, James, 177
177
"Democrat," Rochester, N. Y., quoted, 6162
Denning, John, 171
Denny, Harmar, 171, 177
Depue, Mrs. Naomi, 176
189
of Pittsburghers
of 1845,"
"Descendants
centennial of Great Fire, 169-170
Deschler, Rev. Abraham G., 42
Devore, Mrs. Emily, 171
D. Hail, Franklin, Kent, 172
Dick, John, 119
Dickson, Thomas, 176
,184
Diehl, Mrs.
3
Diehl, William, 171
Dillon, John, 177
Dimmitt, Dr. J., 171
Disraeli, Benjamin, Lord Beaconsfield, 2
Dobbin, Miss Eliza, 176
Donaghu, Mrs. Bridget, 177
Donaldson, James, 177
Donmeyer, Rev. J. George, 45
Doolittle, Harry, construction engineer,
118, 121
Dougherty, Jacob H., 171
Dougherty, John, 176, 184
Dougherty, Lawrence, 176
Dougherty, Sarah, 176
Douglass, Jefferson, 177
Douglass, Thompson H., 176
Douglass, William, 171, 176
,176
Douthitt, Mrs.
Downy, Patrick, 176
Doyle, Charles, 176
Doyle, Thomas, 171
Dresser Manufacturing Company, in 1880,
64} in 1942, 77
Dresser, S. R., inventor, 64
Drew, John, actor, 148
Dripps, Thomas, 177
Drury Theater (Pittsburgh), 140
Dufour, John James, no, n.no
Duggan, Frank L., 86
'
Duncan, Andrew, 177
Duncan, Jackson, 176
Duncan, Capt. Robert, 177
Dunlop, Julia Ann, 176
Dunn, Bridget, 177
Dunn, John, 184
Dunn, Samuel, 184
Dunn, William, 171
,> 177
Durnian, Mrs.
Duss, John S., "The Harmonists: a Personal
History," reviewed, 159—166
Earhart, Rev. David, 45
Earl House (Allegheny City), 139
Earl, John, Pittsburgh Art Society, 148-149
Eaton, L. H., 177
190
IN
INDEX
190
Eavenson,
Howard N., speaker, 86
Edey, M. C, 171
Edgar, Mrs. Harriet, 177
Edmundson,
Eli, 171
Edrington, Dr. E. G., 177
Amish, 57-585 University of
Pittsburgh, 1917-1918, 129-136
Edward I, King of England, quoted, 7
Education,
Edwards, Rev. J., 183
Eggers, Rev. Herman, 35, 45
45
Ehrenfeld, Rev. George F., 44
Eichbaum, William, 171
Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment, in American Revolution, 94, 101
Eisler, Conrad, 177
Elliott, Catharine, 177
Ellis, Edward S., 146
Elwell, Henry H., 177
18S8,,
Emery Manufacturing Company, in 1888
65,76
Emigration, British, 5—65 Palatine, 22
Employment, in McKean and Bradford
counties, 66, 68-69, 73, 76, 77
Erie and New York City Railroad, 117, 118
Erie Railroad, 71, 73, 117, 128
Errett, Russell, 177
Esensee, Rev. Henry, 35, 45
Esensee, Rev. John, 45
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania and Adjacent States, 34
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Pennsylvania, 35
,,'77
Evans, Mrs.
177
Evans, Anderson, 171
Evans, Evan W., 184
Evans, Henry Oliver, speaker, 86
Evans, Henry O., (R) Moorhead's "Whirling Spindle: the Story of a Pittsburgh
Family,"
79-80
Evans, John M., 184
Evans, William, 184
Everson, R., 183
183
Everson, W. H., 184
Ewart, Jacob, 177
Exploration, early
17th
century,
3
Fallen Timbers, battle of, 22
Family history, importance of, 89-108
Farquhar, Levi J., 177
Fedder, Jacob, 177
Fedder, M., 177
Felton, Paul E., The Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad, 117—128
Felton, Paul E., speaker, 87, 117
Fenderich, Edward, 171, 177
177
Fenlon, James, 177
Fenlon, Patrick, 177
Ferguson, Mrs. Nancy, 177
Ferguson, Samuel, 177
Ferree, William, 171
Field, John, 177
Findlay, E., 177
Findlay, Joseph, 177
First Baptist Church (Pittsburgh), 176
First Presbyterian Church (Pittsburgh), 140
Flannegin, F. C, 177
Fleeger, Henrietta, 177
Fleming, Joseph, 171
Floyd, Aaron, 177
Floyd, Gov. John, 101
Foerster, Emil, Pittsburgh artist, 149-150
Ford, Thomas, 184
Forsyth, John, 177
Fort Allen, Old Zion Church, Westmoreland County, 22
Fort Kepple (Greensburg, Pa.), 22
Fort Lochry, Unity Township, 22
Fort Pitt (Pittsburgh), 1759 Indian raids,
21} massacre of 1779, 22
22
Fort Rugh (Greensburg, Pa.), 22
Fort Shippen, Unity Township, 22
Fortune, George, 177
Fortune, John, 177
Fortune, Mary, 177
Fortune, Walter, 177
Fort Walthour (Brush Creek, Pa.), 22
Forward, Walter, 177
Foster, George, 184
Foster, Jane, 177
Foster, J. Heron, 171
Foster, J. Heron, A Full Account of the
Great Fire at Pittsburgh^ reprint of fire
losers, 170-184
Foster, Stephen Collins, 141
Fottigur, Martin, 177
Fowler, Dr. T. H., 177
Fox, Sir Charles James, 2
Franke, Andrew, 171
Franklin, Benjamin, on taxation, 14, 15,
16, 26
Franklin and Warren Railroad, 117
Frantz family, 22
Frayn, John, 184
Frederick Olnhausen & Company, platers,
180
Freeman & Miller, 183
INDEX
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Gordon s G
John,
Graham,
h
Toh 177
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59
r:r7
The'att' (Pittsburgh),
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada,
of, 98-xoo
Fulton, Andrew, .7.
Funk, Frederick, ,77
r-ZlhJ
'"
«°"°°> '«°bert> '77
5"iu^«:
/-.it -.u u k f ,8,
Galbraith,
Robert, 183
Gallagher, Mrs.
191
.
,177
T H 177
T
171
llalher'
£t I7
3r^'
Gardner, Isaac, .77
0
GaUatin, Albert ,«,, letter of, ,804, 109
,47
green
Joh
H-.6,
„r»\ f^'«
G
Gner, Mrs. J., 177
Grogan, Patnck, .77
'
Gr0,
Ve> TT,
Peter, 171
Gschwend
n8 Margaret, .77
Gu^l
Gunning, Henry, .71
Gutter.dge Dav.d, 183
Gwynne, J. 8., 177
George FrV and Sons, grocers, 177
Hac
Ge^n&°E.
H^^^
I78
,
Evangelical Church (Pittsburgh),
X
Arthurs, dry goods dealers, I
75
G.
Gibbon,
Charles,
177 ,. ro
_.
„...
19*8,
132,
133
G;bbs, Lincoln R., in
.
„
'
8On>
Su
n^ 171
t7t
& Ogden,
Gibson in
.
Giles, Daniel,
184
_.
o
Gipson, Lawrence Henry, "The British Empire before the American Revolution,"
vol V, "Zones of International Friction:
the Great Lakes Frontier, Canada, the
West Indies, India, 1748-1754/' reA «>«-8e
musician, .49
Glass industry, in Bradford region,
Cleaves, Richard H., .7.
ripMnn
Tame8
son! Patrick,
171
0
.77
Glenn, Mary, .77
Timothy,
Glenn,
177
Glenn William, 177
Gnaegi, Christian, 5.
Goehring, Charles, 177
"
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Nicholas P., 29
Haffey, John, .7.
Haga, Godfrey, no
0^
3^"
Salman' M«
tt8
riailman, Mrs. 17
h.y 170
Jame8)
Hailman, Jennings & Company, grocers, 172
lg
' Mrs>
, ,^»
r- 11 1
Hall,
John, 170
Hallam, Henry, on parliamentary functions,
A
Gillw, Mrs. Ann,
175
Gilmore, George F., 177
cSjostph
in defen, of
Stamp Act, .7-18
Garland, Robert, 86
Garrard R. 5-. .84
Garvin, James, .77
Gaskill Mrs. Sarah, .77
Geiszenhainer, Rev. Heinrich, 43
Genealogy, research in, 98-108
George II, King of England, .-2
George III,King of England, sketch of,
Georges Creek, home of Col. George Wilo OI
120-121
,»«
ohn > 17%
Grant > JI
Cr^ James > I7I>
I77
GrebeI ' Conrad ' reforrai8t > 47
76
„«»
..
«
Hamilton, George, 178
Hamilton, James, 178
Hamilton,
,184
Hammill, Mrs.
Hancock, Benjamin 3., 178
Hand Gen Edward, 9
Handley Br.ck Company, 19,5, 68. See
———
Jane,^71
.
h^'m
Th" af" 178
»8
Hanfield, Thomas,
°
«'°°'' «°"°°
C
anMl T m 8>
-H 178
Hannen, Dav.d,
mPany>
,,.
°
Sr Cer8>
S
n° V,*
' r«°o.« K.. peaker> ,69
S^'
H«d'n?- <**•Ed*ardf>. .72
8011
Harman ' AndreW> l«°U«"m«°,
21
,
'«'
192
INDEX
IN
192
Harmony, Pa., description of, 112-114* sale
of, 112-116
Harmony Society, in Butler County, Pa.,
110-116} sale of Harmony, Pa., 112116
Harrow, Antoine, 178
,,178
Hart, Mrs.
Mrs.
178
Hart, Mrs. Elizabeth, 178
Hart, W. H., 178
Harte, Bret, 146} speaker in Pittsburgh,
147
Hartley, James, 178
Hartman, Henry, 178
Harton, G. M., 178
178
Hartsough, Elizabeth, 178
Hartupee, Aaron M., 172
Harvey, Charles, 172
Hastings, A., 171
Hatch, Vernelle A., author quoted, 68
Hawkins, Robert, 178
Hawkins, William, marriage of, 100
Hawkins, Judge William G., quoted, 95,
100
Hays, W., 178
Heastings, E. H., 178
Heastings, Robert, 184
Hebron Church, Blairsville, Pa., 28-29
John, missionary, 11 5-116
Heilig, Rev. Daniel, 44
Heinre, Frederick, 178
Helme, R. H-, 115
Hemingray, William, 178
Henderson, J. K., 178
Hengist, Rev. Theodore, 45
Henkel, Rev. Paul, itinerant pastor, 25
Henry family, in 1779 >,', 22
Henry, Mrs. Ann, 178
Henry, William, 178
Hern, James, 178
Herold, Christopher, 21
Herold, Daniel, 21
Herold, John, frontiersman, 21
Herring, John, 178
Hersheberger, Jacob, 172
,172
Hetich, Miss
Hetzel, George, Pittsburgh artist, 149-150
Hever, John, 178
Heyer, Rev. J. C. F., 29, 43
H. F. Cox & Company, 176
Higby, Charles H., 172
Hill family, 22
Hill, Dr. Henry E., speaker, 169
, quoted, 15
Hillsborough, Lord
Heckewelder,
Hindman, Matilda, women's suffrage, 147
Hirsch, Isaac, 149
Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania,
programs, 86-87, *69> centennial of
Great Fire, 1845, 169-184} trustees, 86}
865
speakers, 86-87, 1695
169} members, 87, 1695
169}
conference, 87} collections, Reynolds,
n.117
Additions to Collections, lists of early
Pennsylvania justices, 99—100$
99— 100 } genealogical materials, 103—1045 documents, 104—
108, 151
Hochstedler, Christian, 50-51
Hochstedler, Jacob, Amish frontiersman,
5O-5I
50-51
Hochstedler, Joseph, 50—51
Hochstedler, Ulrich, Bavarian merchant, 50
Hoffman, John, 178
178
Hogg, Mary, 178
Hohnholz, Rev. John H., 44
Holbrook, Franklin F., 170
Holdship, Mrs. Catherine, 178
Holdship, Mrs. Eliza Ann, 178
Holdship, George W., 174
174
Holdship, Henry, 172
Holly Motor Company, i88p,
i88q> 69
Holmes, Rev. Charles, 146} diary of, 147,
148
Holmes,
Holmes,
Holmes,
Holmes,
Holmes,
Holmes,
Rev. George B., 45
Jane, 178
178
Mary J., authoress, 146
N., 178
Rachel, 146
William, 172
, musician, 149
Holship, Mrs.
Mrs.
Home Hotel (Pittsburgh), 139
Hope Church, Smithton, Pa., Hoffman's
church, 28, 41
Horn, James, 184
Horner, James, 172
Homer, John, 172
Horner, Simpson, 178
Hough, Joseph, 178
Howard & Rodgers, 178
178
Howe, Gen. William, 19
Hubbard, William, 178
Hubley's (Pittsburgh), restaurant, 139
Huet, Rev. Heinrich, 42
Hughes, Ferdinand, 171
Hughes, James, 171
Hughes, John, 171
Huguenots, immigration of, 22
Huish, William, 172
INDEX
E X
Hunter, Daniel, 178
Hunter, H. M., 171
171
Hunter, William, 178
Hurrell, Mrs.
Hurst, Caleb, 178
Hutchinson,
Hussy, Rev.
Hutchinson,
Hutchinson,
Hutchinson,
,183
George, 184
George St. Clair, 45
45
B., 178
J. L.,
Lewis, 172
Gov. Thomas, letter to, 5
Ihmsen, Charles, 178
Ihmsen, Christian, 172
Immigration, Palatines, 22-27; Siebenburg}
Mennonites, 48—50,
el Saxon, 29-30 ;
er
5l, 52, 53
Impey, Mrs. Rachel, 172
Indians, 1759 raids on Fort Pitt, 21 ;massacre of 1779, 22; battle of Fallen Timbers, 22 j raids of 17 $7, 50-5 ijbattle of
Point Pleasant, 100
Industry, lumber, 59—61, 67-78; on Wabash, 112; coal, 61, 112; oil, 61—78; oil
boom, 125; machine tools, 62-64; ex~
plosives, 63, 69, 77',
77; clay, 68; bicycles,
motors, 69; cutlery, 69; steel, 69; tanning, 74~75>
74-75. 76; glass, 76; textiles, 77
Ingoldsby, C, 172
Irwin,David, 172
Irwin, Henry, 172
Irwin,Jack, musician, 149
Irwin,James, 178
178
Irwin, John M.,178
Irwin, M.F., 178
Israel, R. D., 178
Jackson, Ralph, 172, 178
Jacob, D. R., 172
layette County, 27, 32—33,
Jacobs Church, Fayette
4i
Jacobs, Rev. Henry Eyster, 33
J. A. Kaufman Mercer & Company, 180
James, Alfred P., speaker, 86, 129; reviewer, 84
James, Alfred P., (R) Stevens, Kent and
Woods', "Travels in New France," 8384; (R) Gipson's "The British Empire
before the American Revolution," vol. V,
"Zones of Friction: the Great Lakes
Frontier, Canada, the West Indies, India," 84-85; The University of Pittsburgh and the First World War, 129— 136
James Howard & Company, 178
193
I93
James Leech & Company, grocers, 179
"Jane's Hope" (Fayette County), plantation
of Jane Wilson, 100-101
Jarvis, Stephen, 178
J. A. Stockton & Company, iron manufacturers, 174
172,
Jaynes, Alexander, 172,
178
Burger & Son, manufacturers, 176
Jefferson, Joseph, actor, 148
148
Jefferson, Thomas, petition for land, 109
Jenkins, David, 184
Jenkins, D. F., 184
Jenkins, Edward, 178
Jenkins, Jabez, 172
Jensen, Rev. Gottfried, 45
Jewett, Dr. M., 172
J. Freeman & Company, iron manufacturers,
J.
183
John Ewalt, Wayne Company, 171
John M. Irwin & Company, chair makers,
178
Johnson, Davis, 172
Johnson &Duval, book binders, 172
Johnson, George, 172
Johnson, John, 183
Johnson, M. M., Pittsburgh Art Society,
148-149
Johnson, Reginald, military French instructor, 131
,178
Johnston, Mrs.
Johnston, Arthur, manuscript of 1809—
i8oq—
i8ioy 151—158
Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth, 178
Johnston, Josiah, 178
Johnston, R., 178
Johnston, Samuel R., 172
Johnston & Stockton, book sellers, 172
Johnstown, Pa., founding of, 51
51
Kidd & Company, 178
JonathanCharles,
Jones,
172
Jones, Daniel, 178
Jones, David, 178
Jones, Elizabeth, 178
Jones, Ephraim, 178
Jones, Evan, 178
Jones, George B., 178
Jones, George Ellis, in 1918 ', 134, 136
Jones, Isaac, 184
Jones, Jerome, 178
Jones, J. Newton, 178
Jones, John, 178, 184
Jones, Mary, 178
Jones & Quigg, spring manufacturers, 178
194
in
INDEX
194
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Rees, 184
Robert, 184
Samuel, 172, 178
178
Thomas, 178
A.,
W.
184
Jope, Mrs. P., 172
Joy, A. S., 178
178
J. &R. Williams, "pedlars," 182
Kane, Michael, Jr., 172
Kaufman, J. A., 180
Kean & Keller, coppersmiths, 172
Keller, James, 178
Keller, Peter, 172
Keller, William, 178
Kelly, James, 172
Kelly, William, 178
Kemerer, Duncan M., 38
Kemp, Susan Petersheim, 51
Kendall and Eldred Railroad, 1878, 71
Kendall Refining- Company, 188 iy 65, 76s
in i94*> 77
Kennard, Thomas W., engineer, 122-123
Kennedy, George, 178
Kennedy, John, 178
Kennedy, Dr. Thomas P., 151
151
Kent, Marvin, industrialist, 118, 124, 127
Kerr, Alexander, 179
Kerr, Mrs. Ann, 180
Kerr, Elizabeth, 180
Kerr, Joel, 180
Keyl, Rev. Henry David, 43
Kimberly, Mrs. Nancy, 180
King & Holmes, grocers, 180
King, Josiah, 180
Kinkead, David, 180
Kinkead, James T., 172
Kinkead, J. M., 179
Kinzer, Matthew, 179
Kinzua Creek and Kane Railroad Company,
72
Kinzua, Hemlock Railway Company, 72
Kinzua Railway Company, 72
Kinzua Valley Railroad, 72
Kirk, Charles A., 180
Kirkpatrick, John, 172
Kirkpatrick, Joseph, 180
Kirkwood, Andrew, 180
Kirkwood, Robert, 180
Klingensmith family, 22
Kneeland, D. C, 178
Knox, Mrs.
Kobler, Rev. Carl, 45
,-, 184
Kocherthal, Rev. Joshua, 23
23
Kraemer, Nicholous, 115— 116
Kramer, Allen, 172
Kranz, Rev. Gottlieb, 45
Krauth, Rev. Charles Porterfield, 33, 37
Kuchler, Rev. Michael, 43
buckler,
Kuemmel, Christian Frederick, 27
Kuhn, Christian, 179
Kuhn, George W., 179
179
Kuhn & Grieves, variety store, 178
178
Kurtz, Rev. Heinrich, 43
Labor, in McKean and Bradford counties,
66, 68-69, 73>
73, 76, 77
Laird, William, 179
Lafferty, Patrick, 172
Lamprecht, Rev. Johann Gottfried, 42
Landwher, Henry, 172
Lane, Rev. Thomas H., 38} quoted, 35-36
Lange, Rev. John Frederick W., 42
Langley, Samuel Pierpont, 141
Languages, frontier immigrants, 29-30
,179
Larngau, Mrs.
Latshaw, John, 179
Laud, William, Archbishop of England, 5
Lawman, Jasper H., Pittsburgh artist, 149150
Lecky, William R., 179
Lee, John D., 179
Leisser, Martin B.,
L., Pittsburgh artist, 149150
Lemon & Powers, cabinet makers, 179
Lenfesty, John, 179
Leon, M., 172
Leonard, John, 184
Leonard, Reuben, 184
Leonard, Samuel, 183
183
Leonard, Willard, 179
Levake, H. A., 184
Lewis, Abraham, 172
Lewis, John, 179
Lewis, Samuel, 172
Library Hall (Pittsburgh), music hall, 138,
147
Ligget & Hunter, cabinet makers, 172
Liggett, Thomas, 172
Linford, Charles, Pittsburgh Art Society,
.
148-149
Little, Mary, 172
Livermore, Mrs. Mary A., lecturer, 147
Livesly, James, 179
Livingston, Isaac B.,
V., 179
INDEX
ex
Livingston, Roggen
& Company,
manu-
facturers, 179
Lizel, Rev. John Wolf, 31
,\u25a0,184184
Lloyd, Mrs.
Lloyd, John, 184
Lloyd, Rees, 184
Lochman, Rev. Augustus H., 43
,179
Long, Mrs.
Longwell, M., 179
Loomis, R. C, 172
172
Lorenz, F., 179
Lorenz, Sterling & Company, iron manufacturers, 172
Lothrop, Sylvanus, 179
Lotta, actress, 147
Lowrie & Barbin, cabinet
Lowrie, M. B., 172
makers, 172
Luetge, Anton Ulrich, pioneer minister, 31—
33, 42
Lumber, industry in Bradford, Pa., 59—61,
67-78} on Wabash, 112
Lutheran Church, Evangelical of Western
Pennsylvania, story of development, 21—
46} 86
Lutz, John S.;179
Lyon, Shorb & Crossan* Monongahela
House, 179
Lyons, Lyman, 179
,184
McAleer, Mrs.
McAleer, Catharine, 180
,180
McAtee, Miss
Macaulay, Thomas, on Parliamentary
tions, 8
McCandlish, Maj. John, 180
McCann, Robert, 180
180
McCardell, John, 173
McCarthy, Mrs. M. A., 180
McCaslin, James, 180
180
McClatchey, R., 180
McCleary, J., 180
McClelland, George, 179
180
McClelland, John, 180
McClelland, Margaret, 173
McClintock, A., Jr., 180
McClinton, Robert, 180
180
McCloskey, Manus, 180
McClurg, Alexander, 173
173
McClurg, W. A., 180
McClurk & Wilson, grocers, 180
McClurkan, Samuel, 180
McCluskey, Michael, 173
McCombrie, Mrs. Elizabeth, 180
func-
195
195
McCord, Jane, 179
McCormick, Pollard, 173
McCormick, Samuel B.,
L., University of Pittsburgh chancellor, quoted, 134—135} reports of, 136
McCowan, W., 173
McCrea, Elizabeth, 95
McCreery, Elizabeth, 95
McCreery, John, 95
McCron, Rev. John, 44
McCullam, Susan, 180
McCune, G. W., 180
McCurdy, A., 173
McCurdy, James, 179
McCurdy & Loomis, shoe dealers, 173
McCuster, Michael, 172
McCutcheon, John, 180
McDermott, James B.,
L., 172
McDonald, Michael, 173
McDowell, Dr. A. N., 173
McDowell, Isabella, 180
McDowell, John, 180
McElroy, James, 180
McFaden, Mrs. E.,
L., 180
McFarland, Andrew, 179
McFarland, John, 173
McFarland, Lewis, 180
McGill & Darsie, 180
McGinley, M., 180
McGinn, Bernard, 180
McHenry, James, railroad agent, 122-124,
125
Machine tools, manufacture of, 62—64
Mcllwaine, Neal, 180
McKain, James, 173
McKean &Buffalo Railroad, 71
McKean County, Pa., lumber industry, 5961 } coal mining, 61 } oil industry, 61construction, 70-71
78}
78 highway
McKean County Good Roads Association,
70
McKean County Refining Company, 1923,
65, 76-77
McKee Bull and Sand Wheel Company, 63
McKee, John, 173
McKee, R. D., 173
McKee, Stuart, 172
McKinstry, Mary, 180
McKnight, Mrs.
,180
McKnight, Duncan & Company, 141
McKown, John, 180
McKown, Thomas, 180
McLain, B.,
V., 173
I96
INDEX
IN
McLain, George, 180
McLain, Miss J., 180
McLaughlin, Daniel, 180
McLaughlin, John, 180
McLaughlin, P., 184
McMillen, James, 172
McMillin,Esther, 180
McNickle, A., 173
Macon, Nathaniel, speaker of senate, no
McPhail, John, 180
Macrum and Carlisle's, dry goods store, 141
Maeder, Earl, 149
Magaw, W. A. V., 173
Magee, Christopher, 173
Magee, C. L., 173
Maglone, Daniel, 179
Mahoney, Timothy, 173
Major, John, 179
Manley, Louis K., director of War Issues
Dept., 1918, 132, 136
Mansfield, William Murray, earl of, quoted,
4
Mantz, Felix, reformist, 47
Marks, William J., 173
Marshall, John, quoted on taxation, 16
Marthens, Catherine Louisa, 36
Marthens, H. C, 179
179
,»3939
Martin, Dr.
Martin, Louisa, 179
Martin, P. C, 179
1855, 61
Marvin Creek Coal Company, in 185$,
Mason, Henry, 179
Matthews, Eliza, 179
Matthews, James, 184
May, James, 173
May, Thomas, 179
M. B. Rhey & Company, merchants, 173
Mead Run Railroad, 72
Meads, Mary Ann, 179
179
Meadville (Branch) Railroad, 117, 121122
Meahem, Joshua, 179
Means, Mrs. Catherine, 179
Mechlin, John M., in 1918, 132
Mechling, Rev. Jonas, 33, 43
Medtart, Rev. Jacob, 44
Meehan, James C, 179
Meller, H. B., military training, 19171918, 129
,172
Mellon, Mrs.
Mellon, Andrew, 140
Mellon, Arthur, 179
Mellon, Susan E., 179
Mellon, Thomas, 140
Mennonites, immigration and settlement of,
46-58
Merchant's
171
Exchange
Bank (Pittsburgh),
"Mercury" (Pittsburgh), Harmonist advertisement quoted, 112— 114
Merritt, Ebenezer, 179
Meyer, Balthaser, school master, 31-32
Meyer, John Christian Frederick, 33
Michael Neidele & Sons, cabinet makers,
180
Midwest Steel and Supply Company, 69
Miles, Elizabeth, 179
179
Miles, James, 179
Militia, training of, University of Pittsburgh in 1917—1918, 129—136
Miller, Adam, 52
Miller, A. J., 179
179
Miller, Alexander, 173, 179
Miller, Daniel, 51
Miller, E. Willard, author, 59
Miller, E. Willard, The Industrial Structure of the Bradford Oil Region, 59—78
Miller, Elizabeth, 52
Miller,Jacob, 51, 52
Miller, James, 179
Miller, Joe, 52
Miller,Joel, 51-52
Miller, John, frontiersman, 51, 52
Miller, John Adam, 51
Miller, John B., 173
Miller, John Peter, 21
Miller, Mrs. Mary, 179
Miller, Robert, 179
Miller, Sarah, 179
Miller, Yost, 52
Milliken,Andrew, 179
Mills, Henry, 179
Miner, Jonathan, 179
Minis, J. D., 179
Mink, John, 173
Minnis, Samuel, 179
Minor, Col. John, marriage of, 100} death
of, 101
"The Missionary," Lutheran publication, 37
Mitchel, Mary Anne, 179
Mitchell, J. H., 179
Model Parliament, Edward Fs reign, 7
Mohler, Rev. John Adam, 42
Mong, J. B., 179
Monongahela House (Pittsburgh), 179
Montgomery, Samuel, 179
197
EX
INDEX
Moore, Rosanna, 179
Moore, Samuel, 173,
Moore, Silas, 179
179
Abram, 184
D. L., 184
184.
G. J., 179
John, 179
Morgan, John T., 173
Moorhead, Elizabeth, "Whirling Spindle:
the Story of a Pittsburgh Family," reviewed, 79—80
Morrison, H., 173
Morrison,
Morrison, Mrs. Isabella, 173
Morrison, John, 173
Morrison,
Morrison, Richard, 173
Morrison, Robert, 179
Morrison,
Morrison, William, 173
Morrow, Richard, 179
Morrow, Mrs. Sarah, 179
Morse, A. H., 179
Morton, A. C, engineer, 120-121, 123, 124
Mt. Jewett, Clermant and Northern Railroad, 72
Mt. Jewett, Kinzua and Riterville Railway
Company, i88g
i88o y 72
Mt. Jewett and Kusheque Railroad, 72
Mt. Moriah, Presbyterian Church, 100
Mount Zion Church, Ginger Hill, Pa., 34,
Morgan,
Morgan,
Morgan,
Morgan,
4i
M. & R. H. Sweeney
manufacturers, 181
& Company, glass
Mrs. Morgan's (Pittsburgh), ice cream parlour, 139
Muckenhaupt, Rev. Philip, 42
Muehlbaugh, John, 179
Mueller, Rev. H. P. R., 44
Miihlbach, Louise, authoress, 146
Muhlenberg, Henry Melchior, 34
Muldoon, H., 173
Mulhollan, Sarah, 179
Mullen, Michael, 179
Mulvany, Patrick, 173
Murdock, Isaac, 179
Murphy, Francis, 141
Murphy, James R., 173
Murphy, N. Grattan, 173
Murphy, Thomas, 179
Murray, Mrs. Mary, 179
i8joi
s y 147-149
Music, in Pittsburgh 1870^,
Musgrave, W. & R., merchants, 173
Nardi, Antonio, 173
Navigation Acts, 17th century,
Nelson, George, 180
Nethersole, Olga, actress, 148
14.8
197
8-9
Nevin, Ethelbert, 141
Newburgh, N. Y.,
V., founding of, 23
Newcastle, Thomas Pelham-Holles, duke
of, 13
NewelPs (Pittsburgh), hotel, 138
New Geneva, Pa., land for site, 100
Newhouse, Mrs. Jane, 180
Newman, John, 180
Newton, Orrin, 180
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad,
founding of, 127
New York & Philadelphia Railroad (Pennsylvania Railroad), 71
Niblock, Jane, 173
Nilsson, Christine, actress, 147
Nixon, Joseph, 184
(K.) Allen's "The ForNixon, LillyLee, (R)
est and the Fort," 166-168
Noble, William, upholsterer, 173
Noble, William, farmer, 180
North, Frederick, earl of Guilford and
baron of North, 2
Nunnemacher, Rev. John D., 45
O'Brien, Thomas, 180
O'Conner, Mrs. Francis, 180
Ogden, George, 180
O'Hara, Butler, 180
O'Hara, Mrs. Catharine, 180
O'Hara, James, 19
O'Hara, Mrs. Margery, 180
180
Ohio River, transportation on, 1800-1810,
151-158
Oil Industry. See Petroleum
Oil Well Supply Company, in 1861, 63
Okely, John M., 180
ok Harolds, Westmoreland County
Old Zion of
Church, 27, 32, 41
Olean, Bradford and Warren Railroad,
1877, 71
(li.) Carter's "The TerOliver, John W., (R)
ritory of Michigan, 1805-1820!'
1805—1820," 81—82
Oliver, John W., program chairman, 87
Oliver, Mrs. Mary, 180
Oliver, Thomas, 173
Ormsby, John, 19
Owen, Lucretia, 180
Owens, Joseph, 184
Owston, Thomas, 173
INDEX
198
Palatines, immigration of, 22-23 > character
of, 24.-27
Palmer, Henry, 173
Palmerston, Henry John Temple, viscount,
2
Park, Mrs.
Park, David, 183
,183
Parke Tames 180
Mrs. A., 180
Sir Hyde, 19
Parks, Alex, 180
Parliament, of Great Britain, historical
sketch, 6-13
Passavant Hospital (Pittsburgh), founding
of, 36
Passavant, Rev. William Alfred, 33 j biographical sketch, 35-37, 45
Patchell, Mrs. Jane, 180
Patterson, N., 180
Patterson, N. P., 180
Patterson, Robert, 181
Patterson, Rody, 181
Pearson, Joseph, 180
Peebles, George, 173
Penn Brick Company, in 1903, 68
Penn, Richard, land donations, 50
Penn, Thomas, 1750 Act, 11 3 land donations, 50
Penn, William, letters to, 100
Penn's Charter, 10
Pennsylvania, settlers, British, 93-104;
Amish, 47-58; industrial growth, 59-78,
117— 128. See also Pennsylvania history
Pennsylvania Federation of Junior Historians, first Western Regional Conference,
Parked
Parker,
87
Pennsylvania history, source materials, 151-
158, 170-184
Pennsylvania Railroad, 71, 73
Pennsylvania Room, Carnegie Library of
Pittsburgh, 102-103
and Virginia boundary dispute, 97
Pentland, Jane, 180
Perkins, Thomas, 173
Peters, Mrs. Ellen, 180
Peterson, Lewis, Jr., 173, 180
Peterson, Peter, 180
Petroleum, development of Bradford region,
61—78} oil boom, 125
Phillips, John, 180
Phillips, Mrs. Mary, 173
Pennsylvania
Pickering, Timothy, 1777 letter quoted, ioi
"Pitt Weekly," Univ. of Pittsburgh publication, 132
pitt) William, earl of Chatham, on colonial
taxation, 1—20 j quoted in defense of
America, 17-18
pitt> William, the Younger, 2
Pittsburgh, Pa., life in i87o\ 137-1505
centennial of 1845 fire, 169-184
Pittsburgh Art Society, founding of, 148x+9
"Pittsburgh Commercial," 140} editorial
writer of> 141-H2
Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad Company, 119
Pittsburgh Female College, in 1873, 148
"Pittsburgh Gazette," Harmonist advertizement quoted, 112-114
Pittsburgh Infirmary. See Passavant Hospital
Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern Railroad, 73
Pittsburgh Synod of Evangelical Lutheran
Church, 34
Pittsburgh Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States of
America, 39
Pittsburgh, University of. See University of
Pittsburgh
Point Pleasant, battle of, 100
Poole, Eugene Alonzo, Pittsburgh artist,
149-150
Pope, Isaac, 180
Porter, Fred, 184
Potter, Robert, receiver, 127
Pouch, Thomas, 180
Powell, John, 180
Powers, William, 180
Pratt, Al, 139
Pratt, David, 173, 181
Pressed Brick & Tile Company (Handley
Brick Company), in 1893, 69
Pride, Marion, 180
Priez, Adam, 173
Pritz, Conrad, 180
Probart, Mrs. Mary, 173
Protestant Orphanage, founding in /#50, 36
Puritans, colonizing, 5-6
Quaker State Oil Company, in 1929, 77
Quigley, Mrs. Jane, 181
Quigley, John, 181
Quinn, Terrance,
184
INDEX
Rahm, Martin, 174
Railroads, construction in Bradford oil region, 71—73 j Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, 117-128. See various railroads by name
Rakin, Martin, 181
,173
Ralston, Rev. D.
Rankin & Coltart, grocers, 181
Rapp, George, Harmonist leader, 109—116
Ratcliffe & Cecil, 181
Rathbun, Rev. Elihu, 43
R. DeSteigur & Company, 177
Rea, James, 86
Realf, Richard, editor, 141-142
Rebenach, Rev. John Carl, 42
Reddick, Robert, 181
Reed, Amos L., 181
Reed, Amos, P., 181
Reed, John, 181
Reed, Miss Margaret, 181
Rees, Love & Company, 181
Rees, Thomas S., 184
Reese, Rev. Charles, 44
Reichert, Frederick, colonial promoter, 1095
Harmonist, 111—116
Reichert, Rev. Gabriel Adam, 33, 43
Reid, Capt. Mayne, 146
Reiff, John, 181
Reigart, Daniel, 115
Reily, M., 184
,181
Reims, Mrs.
Reineman's Restaurant (Pittsburgh), 139
Religion, and pioneers, Lutherans, 21—46}
Amish Americans, 47-585 Suabian Harmonists, 109—116. See also churches j
various denominations
Religious denominations, Old World origins, 21, 47, 1095 United States, 21-46,
47-58, 109-116} doctrine, 37-40 } services of, 54—56
Religious persecution, of Palatines, 22—23}
Mennonites, 47-50
Reserve Officers Training Corps, Univ. of
Pittsburgh unit, 1918, 129-136
Rew City and Eldred Railroad, 71
Reynolds, Elijah, 181
Reynolds, John A., n.117
Reynolds, Hon. John E., quoted, 151
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 2
Reynolds, William, collection of, n.117 5
railroad of, 119, 121, 126-127
Rhey, John,' 173
Rice, Clara, 181
199
Richard, George, 181
Richards, Benjamin, 181
Richards, Charles, 181
Richer, J. C, 181
Richmond, Elizabeth, 181
Richmond, Gail, executrix, 151
Richmond, H. C, 181
Richmond, Hon. Hiram Lawton, collectioa
of, 151
Richmond, James E., 151
Richmond, Maria Powers Shryock, 151
Riley, Isaac, 181
Rimmell, John, x8i
,173
Risinger,
Ritter, Carl, musician, 149
Roach, William B., 173
Robb, Robert, 181
Roberts, Edward J., 181
Robinson, John, 181
Robinson, Joseph, 181
Robinson & Minis, founders, 181
Robinson, Mrs. Sarah, 181
Robinson, S. G., 173
Robinson, Thomas G., 181
Robinson, William, 181
Robinson, William C, 174
Robinson, William, Jr., 173
Robison, Robert, 173
Robson, Isaac, 181
Rockingham, Charles Watson-Wentworth,
Whig party, 16
Rodebaugh, John, 21
Rodebaugh, Michael, frontiersman, 21
Roe, Thomas, 181
Rogers, John, 181
Rogers, Mrs. Lydia, 181
Rogers, Mahlon, 181
Roggen, Jacob, 181
Rooke, F. J., 173
,184
Rosamond, Mrs.
Rosamond, J., 184
Ross, Charlie, 137
Ross, James, Jr., 173
Ross, Col. John, 181
Rough, Yost, 181
R. S. Davis & Company (Pittsburgh), bookstore,
146
R. Townsend & Company, wire workers,
174
Rumney, R., 174
Rupert, Rev. Peter, itinerant pastor, 25, 42
Rupp family, 22
Russell, Dr. George B., quoted, 29
INDEX
200
Russell, Joshua, 181
Ryan, Michael, 173
Sahl, Leopold, 182
St. Charles (Pittsburgh), 139
St. James Church, Ligonier, Pa., Brandt's
Church, 28, 41
St. Johns Church, Mercer County, 28
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Cathedral (Pittsburgh), 140
Salamanca, duke of, 122
Salamanca, New York, naming of, 122-123
Salem Church, Allegheny Township, Klingensmith's Church, 28, 41
Salem Church, Brush Creek, Pa., 27, 28,
32,41
Sallade, Sebastian, 181
Sample, Samuel, 174
Sample, William, 174
Sands, Mrs. Jane, 174
Saunders, D. S., 184
Saunders, Thomas, 182
Sawyer, B. C, chandler, 174
Scaife, William B., 181
Scaife, William J., 181
,174
Scanlin, Mrs.
Schantz, Joseph (Johns), founder of Johnstown, 51
Scharretts, Rev. Nicholas G., 43
Schmertz, Christian, 174
Schmidt, Rev. Frederick, 44
Schmucker, Dr. Samuel S., doctrinal publication of, 37, 38
Schnee, Rev. Jacob, 42
Scholey, William, 182
Schools, Amish, 57—58} University of Pittsburgh, 129-136} Pittsburgh Female College,
148
Schrader, Frederick, 182
Schrag, Casper, 51
Schramm, Gustav L., in 1918, 136
Schreiber, Ludwig, Harmonist, 110-112
Schrock, Alta, Amish Americans: Frontiersmen, 47—58
Schrock, Alta, author, 47
Schultz, Rev. Gustavus, 43
Schulze, Rev. Wilhelm E., 43
Schweizerbarth, Rev. John Gottlob Christian, 33, 35, 43
Scott, Mrs.
\u25a0, 184
Scott, James, 182
Scott, Mrs. Sarah, 181
Scott, Rev. Walter, 181
Scriba, Rev. William Heinrich, 42
Scribner, Henry S., in 1918, 132, 134
S. C. Stratton & Company, 182
, 148, 149
Scudder, Mrs.
Selle, Rev. Christopher A. T., 45
Sellers, R. E., 181
Serdeine, Henry, 181
Sewell, Joseph, 182
Seymour, S., 182
S. F. Von Bonhorst & Company, grocers,
174Shaffer, Elizabeth, 181
Shaffer, Faultin, 174
Shaffer, Mary, 181
Shaffer, Nicholas, 174
Shaffer, William B., 181
Shahmacher, Frederick, 181
Shahmacher, Frederick Tobias, 181
Sharp, Benjamin, 182
Shaw, Andrew, 182
Shaw, Ellen, 181
Shaw, John, 182
Shaw, Margaret, 181
Shea & Pennock, merchants, 182
Sheatsley, Rev. C. V., quoted, 34
Shefman, William, 181
Shepfer, Rev. Dr. H. Reed, 86
Sheriff & Gallagher, brass founders, 174
Sheriff & Shirk, coppersmiths, 174
Shinn, Mary B-, 181
Shirk, Morgan M., 182
Shryock, James, 119
Sibbet & Jones, brokers, 174
Siddall, James, 181
Siebeneck, Henry K., speaker, 1, 86, 169
Siebeneck, Henry K., William Pitt, Earl
of Chatham, and the Taxation of America. 1—20
Simmons, Thomas, 182
Simon, Rev. Andreas, 42
Simons, Menno, Mennonite leader, 47
Simpson, Edward, 174
Sinton, David, 182
Small, Abram, 182
Small, John, 184
Smethport Railroad, 72
Smethport and Olean Railroad, 72
Smith, C. B. M., 182
Smith, Charles, 181
Smith, Charles W., 182
Smith, George W., 181
Smith, Harvey, 182
Smith, Mrs. Jane, 182
INDEX
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Samuel, 174
Sarah, 182
William, 182
Rev. William H., 45
W. R., 174
Snively, Henry, 181
Snyder, J., 174
Snyder, John, 174
Snyder, John C, 182
Social life and customs, in Pittsburgh of
1870*3, 144-150
Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. N., 146
SpafTord, Horatio G., 114-115
SparTord,
Sparks, E. E., in 1918, 1 31-132
Spencer, Herbert, 1405 quoted, 137
Spraudlin, H. J., 182
182
Sprecher, Rev. Samuel, 38
Sroh, Rev. Nicolas J., 43
S. Schoyer & Company, clothiers, 174
Stamp Act, 176$,
1765, 14-18
Standard Oil Company, market rivalry, 65
i8gi} 68
Standard Wood Company, in i8gi,
Stauch, Johannes, pioneer pastor, 32-33,
34> 42
Stauch, Rev. John, itinerant pastor, 27;
quoted, 25
Steck, John Michael, 33, 42
Steck, Michael John, 33, 34, 43
Steel, Adelaide, 181
Steel industry, 69 ;cutlery, 69
Steinberg, Rev. Augustus F., 45
Steg, John Michael, schoolmaster, 31
Stetler, A., 182
Stevens, Bishop, 182
Stevens, Derhane, 181
Stevens, Sylvester K., Kent, Donald H.,
and Woods, Emma Edith, eds., "Travels
in New France," reviewed, 83-84
Stevenson, Dr. Alexander, 174
Stevenson, Henry, 182
Stevenson, Mary, 181
Stewart, John, 181
Stewart, John T., 182
Stickle, Col. H. W., army instructor, 129
Stockton, R. C, 174
Stoehr, John J., 174
Stohlmann, Rev. Carl Frederick E., 33, 44
Stokes, John, 181
Stolh, George, 182
Stolls,
Stoner, Solomon, 181
Story, Robert, 181
Stotz, Charles M., 86
Straub &Long, coopers, 181
201
Straught, Daniel, 181
Struddard, Margaret, 182
Stuart, James P., 181
Stuart, Sabina, 100, 101
101
Student Army Training Corps, Univ. of
Pittsburgh, 1918, 131— 136
Stuebgen, Rev. C. (3.,
G., 45
Stutler, Abner, 181
Sutton, David, 182
Sutton, David L.,
B., 174
174
Sutton, George, Jr., 182
Sutton, William H., 181
181
Swartzentruber, Christ, 52
52
Tanning industry, in Bradford County, 747475,
76
Tassey & Best, grocers, 174
Tassey, John, 182
,183
Tatnell, Mrs.
Taverns, in Pittsburgh, 1870*5, 137-139
Taxation, colonial American and British relations, 1—20
Taylor, Charles L.,
B., 182
Taylor, I., 184
Textiles, clothing industry, 77
Thackeray, William Makepeace, n.l ;quoted,
quoted,
1
Thanke, Rev. J. H., 44
Theaters, in Pittsburgh of 1870*3,
1870*s y 147-149
Thiel College, Greenville, Pa., founding of,
36-37, 4O
40
Thomas, T. H., 184
Thomas, Theodore, musician, 147
Thompson, Andrew, 184
Thompson, Hugh, 174
Thompson, George, 182
Thompson, James, 182
Thompson, Mrs. Margaret, 182
Thompson & Miller, merchants, 174
Thompson, Samuel, 174
Thompson, William, 174
Thorpe, Francis N., in 1918, 132, 136
Tibball & Israel, 182
Tibbitts, Dr. J. P., 182
Tilghman Literary Institute (Pittsburgh),
in 1845, 182
Timon, Arthur, 182
,182
Tindle, Mrs.
Tindle, Minas, 182
Tobacco, British monopoly of, 3
Todd, Stephen B.,
L., 174
Tomlinson, Mrs. Elizabeth, 182
Tomlinson, J., 182
INDEX
202
Toner, Arthur, 182
Torley, Catharine, 182
Torrence, James, 182
Tranger, Jacob, 182
Transportation, Canadian lines, 56-57 j
waterways, 59-61, 695 highways, 69-713
railroads, 71-73} Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad, 117-1285 during
Civil War, 124-126; waterways in Crawford County, 151 } trip down Ohio in
1809-1810, 151-158
Trauger, Jacob, stage agent, 182
Trinity Church (Pittsburgh), 140
Trinity Church, Upper Ten Mile, Pa.,
Horn's Church, 28, 41
Trovillo, William, 174
Tubbs, William, 174
Tumny, Edward, 182
Tuna Manufacturing Company of Bradford,
67-68
Tunstall, William C. Brian, biographer, 20
Twain, Mark pseud. See Clemens, Samuel
L.
Tynan, Mary, 17
Tyson, F. D., in 1918,
Vashon, John B., 174
Vioch, Michael, 182
5-
Wabash River, Indiana, 111
Wade, Mrs. Mary Ann, 183
Wadsworth, Dawson, 183
Wagle, John, 21
Walden, Peter, 183
Waldron, Rev. Kenneth R., speaker, 87
Wall, Alfred S., Pittsburgh Art Society,
148-149
Wall, Mary Ann, 183
Wall, W. C, Pittsburgh artist, 149-150
Wallace, Elizabeth B., 182
Wallace, Henry, 183
Wallace, Hugh, 182
Wallace, John, 182, 183
Wallace, John, Jr., 183
Wallace, Thomas, 183
Walthour, Christopher, 21
Walton, D. M., 182
Ward, Gen. C. L., railroad president, 120121, 123, 124
132, 133
Ulery, Rev. W. F., 335 quoted, 28
Ullman, Berthold L.,in 1918, 132
Union Depot (Pittsburgh), dining room of,
138
Union Dish Company, in 1890, 68
United Lutheran Church of America, history of, 21—46
United States Bank, in 184s, 183
United States Refined Oil Pipe Line, in
1893, .6$
Universities, Thiel College, Greenville, Pa.,
36—37} Chicago Seminary, 375 University of Pittsburgh, 1917-1918, 129-136
University of Pittsburgh, in 1917-1918,
129-136
Unger, Col. E. J., 138
Unger, Mrs. E. J., 138
Upstill, E., 182
Upton, L. T., 182
Van Artevelde, Jan, 8
Vandergrift, George, 182
Vandegrift, J., 182
Vandergrift, Samuel, 182
,182
Vankirk, Mrs.
Vankirk & Johnson, grocers, 182
Vashon, Halson, 174
Ward, Mrs. Constance, 182
Ward, Jesse, 183
Ward, John, 183
Washburn, T. S., 183
Washington, George, 94
Washington, Reade, 183
Watkins, Jane, 183
Watkins, Thomas C, 182
Watson, Andrew, 174
Watson, George, 174
Watson, Mrs. Hannah, 183
Watson, Joseph, 184
Watson, Robert, 174
Watson, Dr. W. B., lecturer, 147
Watson, William, 183
Watt, John, 183
, Pittsburgh artist, 149Waugh,
150
Wayne, Gen. Anthony, 22
Weaver, Benjamin, 182
Weber, Adam, 182
Webster, H. J., in 1918, 132, 133
Weills, Rev. Abraham, 44
Weiser, Col. Conrad, pioneer, 21, 24
Weldins (Pittsburgh), book store, 146
Went, Frederick, 183
Wentz, Dr. Abdel R., quoted, 37
West, Samuel, 182
Westerman, James, 184
INDEX
Pennsylvania,
cultural develop166168. See also Western Pennsylvania his-
Western
13 7-150; frontier fiction,
ment,
torv
Pennsylvania Historical Society.
See Historical Society of Western Penn-
Western
sylvania
Western Pennsylvania history, source materials, 151-158, 170-184
Western University of Pennsylvania, in
iS45y
183
Westervelt, P. A., 182
Westinghouse, George, 141
Westmoreland County, early settlers of,
22; pioneer forts of, 22
Weygandt, Rev. G. Heinrich, 42
Whappen, Lizzie, 141-142
21-
Wheeler, Patrick, 182
Wheeler, W. B., 183
Whitaker, William, 182
White, Mrs. E., 183
White, Frederick, 183
White, Jesse H., in 1918, 132
Whitiield, George, 183
Whiting, Mrs. Maria, 174
Whitney, Dumars & Wright, printers, 174
Wickersham, Isaac, 174
Wiley, James, 174
Wilkins, B. W., 182
Wilkins, Susan, 183
Wilkins, Hon. William, 183
Wilkinson, Henry, 182
Wilkinson, James, 183
William Reynolds Collection, n.117
Williams, David, 184
Williams & Dilworth, grocers, 183
Williams, Henry, 183
Williams, J. G., 184
Williams, John, 184
Williams, John R., 183
Williams, J. S., 182
Williams, Robert, 182
Williams, T. Harry, (R) Current's "Old
Thad Stevens: a Story of Ambition,"
80-81
Williams, Thomas, 183, 184
Williams, W. D., 182
Williams, W. H., 183
Wilson, Andrew, 183
Wilson, Col. George, biographical sketch
of, 93-104; will of, 104-108
Wilson, George, 174
Wilson, Col. James, 96
203
Wilson, James, 174
Wilson, Jane, 95; marriages of, 100-101
Wilson, John, 182
Wilson & Macklin, grocers, 179
Wilson, Robert Burns, Pittsburgh artist,
149-150
Wilson, Sabina Stuart, 101
Wilson, Capt. Samuel, death of, 100
Wilson, Thomas, 183
Wilson, William, 182
Wilson, William, Jr., 174
Wilson, William George, 100
Wilson, William W., 174
Wilt, Peter, 184
Winebiddle, Conrad, 183
Winebiddle, Fayette, 183
Wirden, Thomas, 182
Wirtz, Catharine, 183
Wirtz, Jane, 183
Wiseman, Philip, 183
Witt, Rev. Samuel D., 45
Wolf, Daniel, 183
Wolff, John, 183
Wood, Abram, 184
Wood, Mrs. Elizabeth, 183
Wood, Joshua, 184
Wood, Mrs. Sarah, 184
Wood, William, 184
Woods, James, 174, 183
Woodwell, J., 183
Woodwell, James W., 182
"The Workman," Lutheran publication, 37
World War, 1914-1918, effect on University of Pittsburgh, 129-136
Wright, Albert B., in 1918, 136
Wright, Dr. H., 183
Wright, J. Ernest, Pittsburgh Seventies,
137-150
Wright, J. Ernest, speaker, 137
Wright, Joseph, 183
Wright, J. W., 174
Wright, Dr. W. M., 182
Wrigley, Mrs.
Wyatt,
Robert, 182
184
-, 183
Mrs.
H. P., 174
Rev. John G., 44
Otis, 183
Thomas, 183
William, 174
William J., 183
Young, William S., 183
Young,
Young,
Young,
Young,
Young,
Young,
Young,
204
Zeilfeh, Rev. Karl Moritz, 43
Zeller, John, 174
, purchaser
Ziegler, Mrs.
Harmony, Pa., 116
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of
Zillard, David, 183
Zimmerman, Rev. Jacob, 45
Zitterbart, Prof. Fidelis, 149
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