INDEX
Abercromby, James, forwards things from Charles Town, 15, 18, 35, 40–41, 43, 50, 80–81
help to Ga., 20–21
Account of conditions in Ga., to be made by Thomas Hawkins, 111–112
Account of Georgia, by William Stephens, 285
Accounts, cash, 261
salary of clerk to keep, 292
Accounts, certified by Thomas Causton, 45
Accounts, for southern part of colony, 230, 225–226
Accounts, of Thomas Causton, 37–38, 41–42, 293–294, 311–312, 313; see Thomas Causton
Accounts, of Thomas Jones, 222, 229–230, 232
Accounts, of James Oglethorpe in Ga., 44
Accounts, of William Stephens, 322, 337–338, 348
Accounts, of Trustees store, 36, 52
Accounts, Trustee, 1739-1742, 290
how to be handled in Ga., 226
in Ga., 289
of payments in Ga., 157, 160, 161, 168, 171, 177, 183, 185, 190–191, 194, 211, 246
received from Ga., 26
to be explained, 243
Act for regulation of pilotage, drawn by Trustees, 62
Act to regulate pilots, levy duties for repair of lighthouse at Tybee, and levying gunpowder duty, 82
Acton, cattle to be given to, 327
Adams, Benjamin, account of, 131, 134, 149
letter to, 149
Adde, John, servant, 149
Adde, Margeret, servant, 149
Adde, Solomon, servant, 149
Adey, Nicholas, bounty paid to, 343
Agriculture, effect of land tenure on, 98; see land, land tenure, and specific crops
Aingers, J. Michael, bounty paid to, 343
Aldborough Man of War, brings stationery to Ga., 331
Ale house, allowed at Tybee, 117–118
Allen, William, owed debt by Thomas Hawkins, 177 351
America, brings mail to Ga., 17, 18, 19, 20, 64
Ample, John, grant of land, 277
Ammunition, needed in Ga., 108
sent to Ga. as Indian presents, 56
Anderson, Adam, to help secure minister for Darien, 221
Anderson, Hugh, letter to Egmont on soils in Ga., 89
Anderson, James, grant of land, 264, 277
to inspect church building, 264, 284–285
Anniversary sermon, of Trustees, 39, 118, 172
Apothecary and Surgeon, sought for Ga., 283, 316
Assistants at Savannah, appointed, 208–209
Augusta, expenses for military not to be paid, 282
inhabitants rich, 280
inhabitants use Negroes, 280
officials not to be paid by Trustees, 114
payments about, 138
Trustees want to know about, 171
Ausperger, Samuel, letters to, 34
Oglethorpe’s letter to, 101
surveying instruments for sent, 7, 9
surveyor, 5
Trustees desire maps of all lands surveyed, 34–35
urges prickley pear for fences, 104
Avery, Joseph, appointment and duties as surveyor, 253, 260, 273–274, 283
brings surveying instruments to Ga., 266
letter to, 273
proposal for Ga., 184
proposes dockyard on Ogeechee River, 249–250
survey of Ga., 247
survey of Ga. captured by Spaniards, 321, 324
to make map of southern Ga., 260–261
Ayers, Capt. Jacob, brings mail to Ga., 86, 88, 89, 91, 92
Bacher, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 201
Bacher, Balthasar, comes to Ga., 201
Backer, Christina, comes to Ga., 201
Backer, Mathaus, comes to Ga., 201
Bailiffs, appointed, 52, 54–56, 109–110
Baillie, John, desire for Negro slaves, different land tenure, and land on Wilmington Island, 108–109
Baillie, Kenneth, servants of, 2, 8
Baillie, Thomas, petition from, 128, 131
petition to Oglethorpe, 114
Baillou, Peter, grapevines for, 229
Ball, Benjamin, presents representation to Trustees, 47–48
Ball, Capt. Samuel, brings mail to Ga., 337, 345, 347, 348
Barber, Rev. Jonathan, argues religion with the Rev. Christopher Orton, 270–271, 284
Barbo, William, grant of land, 278
Barnard, Sir John, favors fee simple land grants in Ga., 258
Barnes, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 220, 221, 222, 223
Basset, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 21
Bateman, Dr. Edmund, anniversary sermon, 172
Beach, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 187, 190
Beacon at Tybee, see lighthouse Bearcroft, Rev. Dr. Philip, letter to, 331
sends Bibles, prayer books, etc. to Ga., 331
thanked for appointing Rev. William Norris, 83
Beaufain, Hector, claim for payment, 232
Beaufort Schooner, brings goods to Ga., 145
seizures from, 155, 156, 158–159
Beaumont, Flaxney, letter for, 75
Beer, cost of, 72
sent to Ga., 21, 25, 26, 28, 44, 56, 90, 139–140
sent to Oglethorpe, 48
Beggarly, John, bounty paid to, 344
Beltz, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 218
Beltz, Hans Ullerick, comes to Ga., 218
Beltz, Margaretta, comes to Ga., 218
Beltz, Ulrick, grant of land, 277
Berenberger, Margareta, comes to Ga., 42, 43
Berenbergerin, Margaretta, comes to Ga., 22, 23
Berrier, Johannes, petition about children approved, 278
Berriman, Dr. William, copies of sermon, 39
Berry, William, bounty paid to, 344
Beswick, Capt., express to Carolina, 298
Bewlie, vineyard at, 246
Bishop, Henry, convicted for killing cattle, 35
Bishop of London, asked to ordain Thomas Bosomworth, 307
Bishop of Sodar and Man, asked about Mr. Mariton, a clergyman, 267–268
Bladen, Col. Martin, favors fee simple land grants in Ga., 258
help in reduction of quit rents requested, 264–265
Bloody flux, treatment for, 236, 243
Board of Trade, inquiry concerning William Sterling, 310–311
objections to Ga. acts, 328–329
Boat, coasting, 69
Boltschauser, Elias, comes to Ga., 213
Boltschauser, Henry, comes to Ga., 213
Boltschauser, Jacob, comes to Ga., 213
Boltschauser, Ursula, comes to Ga., 213
Bolzius, Rev. John Martin, applies for funds to pay for mill at Ebenezer, 172
appointed conservator of the peace, 331, 333, 335
English law explained to, 349
informed of subsistence to new Salzburgers, 209–210
letters to, 29, 42, 79, 122, 123, 162, 178, 209, 239, 254, 276, 318, 348
packet sent for, 75, 162–163, 219, 309
paid cost of his house, 239–240, 242
payment for servants, 148–149
plan of Ebenezer, 285
promised aid for Salzburgers, 315
sends state of Ebenezer to Trustees, 276
silk production at Ebenezer, 276, 281, 282, 322, 348, 349
telling him no more Salzburgers can be sent just now, 79
to minister to new Swiss and German settlers, 212
Bonovrier and Co., accounts of Paul Jenys, 153
Books, sent to the Rev. William Norris, 35, 42
Books, law, sent to Ga., 205
Books, religious, in Savannah, 126
Bosomworth, Mary, request about Indian trade, 339
Bosomworth, Thomas, appointed clerk to William Stephens, 191, 196, 254
appointed Secretary of Indian Affairs and Collector of Savannah, 253, 260
comes to Ga., 315
furniture for to Ga., 319
ordained and sent to Savannah, 270, 279, 284, 289, 307
requests Bibles etc. for Ga., 331
servants to be assigned to, 279
to reside in Savannah, 330
Bounty, to Salzburgers on corn and peas, 254
Bounty on corn, 184
to be paid William Ewen, 185, 193
Bounty on foodstuffs, 168, 176, 261, 290, 326, 338, 342–345
Bounty on silk, 197, 281, 292–293
Bounty on silk and wine, 187
Bounties, not paid to residents of Augusta, 280
none to be granted for the future, 280–281
Bounties, suspended in Ga., 243–244
Bourghalter, Michael, bounty paid to, 342
cattle given to, 327
Bourquin, Henry, proceedings against Peter Mollier, 222
Bouverie, Sir Jacob, gift to Trustees, 3
Bouverie’s Farm, cultivation, 228
Bowles, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 35, 43, 45, 58
Bradie, John, servants of, 2, 8
Bradley, William, accounts, 32, 38, 88–89, 90, 161
brings servants to Georgia, 2, 3
conduct to be investigated, 22
letter for, 75
not to leave Ga., 91
overseer of Trust servants, 6, 8, 10, 33–34, 36–37, 43, 59
Braillieu, Peter, land exchange approved, 278
Brailsford, John, passage paid to England, 5
Brampton, Thomas, given propaganda against Ga. by Thomas Stephens, 112, 118–119
Brandy, to be used in place of beer, 219
Breading, Capt. Andrew, captured by Spaniards with Ga. mail, 321, 324
Brickelin, Barbara, comes to Ga., 202
Brickmaker, Samuel Holmes, 60
Britannia, captured by Spaniards with Ga. mail, 321–324
Brockhurst, John, bounty paid to, 344
Brookshaw, John, bounty paid to, 343
Brown, John, servants of, 2, 8
shoes sent to, 75
Brownfield, John, letters for, 75, 81, 162
registrar, 60, 81–82, 162, 228, 237
supplies for Creek Indians, 301
Brunswick, brings mail to Ga., 17, 112, 118, 121, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128
Bull, Lt. Gov. William, aids to surpress rum among Indians, 118
Indian trade, 12–13
letter to, 16
letters received by Trustees, 16
Burckard, Adrian, comes to Ga., 217
Burckard, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 217
Burckard, Catherine, comes to Ga., 217
Burckard, Hans George, comes to Ga., 217
Burckard, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 217
Burckard, Johannes, comes to Ga., 217
Burckard, Susannah, comes to Ga., 217
Burgemeister, Christopher, comes to Ga., 213
family understands silk production, 236
grant of land, 277
Burgemeister, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 213
Burgemeister, Hans Ullerich, comes to Ga., 213
Burgemeister, Martin, comes to Ga., 213
Burgi, Anna, comes to Ga., 213
Burgi, Anna Margaretta, comes to Ga., 213
Burgi, Esther, comes to Ga., 213
Burgi, Hans Kunrath, comes to Ga., 213
Burgi, Rudolfe, comes to Ga., 213
grant of land, 277
Burnside, James, pay by Oglethorpe, 122
supplies sent to in Ga., 14
Burton, Rev. John, asked to appoint John Ulrick Driezler chaplain to Oglethorpe’s regiment, 350
Bush, Edward, letter for, 75
petition for land on Hutchinson’s Island rejected, 263
Butter, sent to Ga., 33, 35–36, 40–44
Caesar, disposition of as abandoned ship, 285–286
Callard, Amos, money for Georgia, 5–6
Calliser, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 217
Calliser, Hans Casper, conducts Salzburgers to Ga., 218
Calwell, John, bailiff at Frederica, 332, 334, 335–336
bill of exchange refused, 255
letter to, 335
may want to move to Savannah, 334–335, 336
Cameron, Alexander, express from Frederica, 296, 297
Campbell, Archibald, bounty paid to, 343
Campbell, Daniel, bounty paid to, 343
Campbell, James, land purchase approved, 278
Campbell, John, arrives in Ga., 199
Campbell, Capt. John, brings mail to Ga., 98, 99, 102, 104, 105
Campbell, Capt. Joseph, brings mail to Ga., 224, 229, 231, 232, 321, 324
Camuse, Anthony, bounty paid to, 342
express to Charles Town, 300
Camuse family, proposals lost by Spanish capture, 260
Camuse, James Lewis (Jacques), accounts, 191–192, 197
allowance for silk culture, 223
bill of exchange paid, 172
horse and cart for, 150–151
payments to, 144
requests payment by Trustees, 131–132, 135, 138
Trustees to consider his services, 34
yearly estimates for, 144–145, 150–151
Camuse, Jane Mary, behaviour of disapproved, 236
not to come to England, 222–223, 227
payments to for silk culture, 292
pension approved for, 282
to teach others silk culture, 132, 138, 143, 145, 167, 263, 281–282, 322, 327, 346
Canary Island wine, offered for Ga., 30–31
Candles for divine service, expense of, 142
Carolina Merchant, brings mail to Ga., 165
Carolina Packet, brings mail to Ga., 102
Carolina silk, no bounty in Ga., 282
Cartaret, James, supplies for sent, 7, 9, 14, 76
Carteret, John, recommends recorder for Frederica, 176
reports to Trustees on Patrick Houstoun, 180
Carteret, Lord, quit rents due to, 289, 293
Carwell, James, land exchange approved, 278
Carwels, James, express to Charles Town, 299
Casie, Thomas, bounty paid to, 344
Catechisms, sent to Ga., 30
Cattle, wild, claim for, 221, 222
killed illegally, 35
Trustee increase, 322–323
to be given to Dutch settlers at Vernonburgh and Acton, 323
Causton, Thomas, accounts of, 32, 45, 47, 63, 64, 88, 90, 122, 126–128, 161, 265, 293–294, 306, 311–312, 313
business with Benjamin Adams, 131, 134, 149
certificate to Robert Williams, 48
certified accounts of, 17, 19, 37–38, 41–42
certified accounts of Paul Jenys, 57, 63, 76
conduct to be investigated, 22
credits servants to various people, 7–8
inventory of stores, 19
land near Augustine Creek, 264
letters received by Trustees, 19, 53
letters to, 7, 19, 53, 126, 265, 306, 311
payment for servants, 1–2
servants of, 8
to certified bill of William Ewen, 192–193
Chandelier, for the church, 59
Chandler, Richard, helps with Ga. customs officials, 96, 125
Chapel at Frederica, to be built, 48
Chaplain, to Oglethorpe’s regiment, 318
Chardon, Isaac, executors paid, 18
payment for receiving money for Ga., 77
Charitable contributions, Whitefield says of little value, 143
Charles, brings mail to Ga., 35, 42, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 118, 121, 123, 186, 187
brings provisions to Ga., 33, 44
taken by Spaniards on way to England, 246
Charming Betty, brings mail to Ga., 182, 185
Charming Susan, arrives in Charles Town, 332
brings mail to Ga., 270, 272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 286, 288, 290, 305, 306, 329
Cheese, sent to Ga., 33, 35–36, 40–41, 44
Cherokee Indians, Oglethorpe makes peace with, 256
Chickasaw Indians, Oglethorpe makes peace with, 256
Children, of servants to be freed with parents, 262
Choctaw Indians, letter from Lt. Gov. William Bull on, 16
Christie Thomas, commissioner for examining debts, 63, 74, 91
first bailiff of Savannah, 55–56, 62, 64, 74, 78–79
Naval Officer of Savannah, 260
published A Description of Georgia, 172
recorder, 62
removed from office, 110, 116, 119, 122
settled his accounts with Trustees, 171
to work on accounts of Causton and Bradley, 91
Church at Frederica, supplies for, 76
Church at Savannah, building, 25, 26, 27, 89, 132, 139, 142, 143–144, 228, 262, 272, 284–285, 323, 338
Church supplies, sent to Savannah, 75
Churches, costs for upkeep, etc., 70
Civil government, relation to military, 332
Clarke, Lt. Gov. George, Indian peace proposals, 250–251, 255, 256, 257
Clarke, Henry, effects after death, 59
Clarke, John, secretary to Indian affairs, 195, 260
Clayton, Francis, bounty paid to, 343
Clee, Samuel, grant of land, 278
Clergyman, Mr. Mariton considered for Ga., 267–268
Clerk, for William Stephens, 98, 105, 107, 119, 159–160
Clerk to president and assistants, 325
Cload, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 269
Close, Hannah, marries James Smith, 156
Close, Henry, lot sold by James Smith, 156
Cochineal fly, desired in Ga., 104, 243
Cochran, Lt. Col. James, accounts at Trustees store, 49
supplies sent for, 7
Coffee & soap, seized, 155
Cogach, Angus, arrives in Ga., 198
Cogach, Anna Mackay, arrives in Ga., 197–198
Cogach, Christian, arrives in Ga., 198
Cogach, Isabell, arrives in Ga., 198
Cogach, John, arrives in Ga., 197
Cogach, William, arrives in Ga.., 198
Colchester Man of War, brings mail to Ga., 98, 99, 101
Collector of Savannah, Thomas Bosomworth recommended for, 253, 260
Colletons, Mr., takes Trustee mail from Charles Town, 169
Collins, James, express to Augusta, 298
Commission for determining public debt, 63, 64
Conditions in Ga., report by William Stephens & Thomas Hawkins, 118–119, 174–175
report to Parliament, 164–165
Trustees need full account, 106, 113, 117, 159, 183; see State of the Province
Conservators of the peace, appointed for Ebenezer, 331, 333, 335
duties of explained to Bolzius, 349
new ones appointed, 236
Cook, Lt. Col. William, complaints against Oglethorpe, 334
unpaid bill of, 232
Cookesey, William, delivers letter to Trustees, 80
Coolen, John, supplies sent for, 7, 9
Cooper, Mary, paid rent for Henry Parker’s use of house, 10
Corn, bounty for, 115, 168, 176, 254, 261, 290, 338, 342–344
Corn mill, at Ebenezer, 178
Corneck, James, express to Charles Town, 298, 300, 301
Cotton, Ann, arrives in Ga., 199
Counties, Ga. divided into two, 167, 176
Court of appeal, none in Ga., 335
Courts, method of enforcement of rum act, 98
operation in Ga., 334
procedure, 35
prompt trials ordered, 310–311
punishments of, 35
Courts, town, appeals from, 333
Cow, given to encourage young planters, 115, 120
Coweta, expenses of conference at, 86–87, 113
Oglethorpe attends Indian conference at, 83–85, 100
Cowpen, expenses of, 282, 291, 292
Cox, Will, time in Ga., 314
Crane, servants to work, 2
Credit, private, enforcement in Ga., 9
Creek Indians, Oglethorpe makes peace with, 256
Crockatt, James, proceedings against Robert Vaughan, 294–295, 308–309, 310
Crokat & Seaman, Charles Town merchants, 14, 29–30
Cross, John, offers wine from Canary Islands, 30–31
Crosthwaite, Capt. Thomas, brings mail to Ga., 151, 152, 153, 186, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 259, 330
Crow, Dr. William, preached at Trustees anniversay meeting, 118
Cullar, John, bounty paid to, 343
Curling, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 331, 333, 335, 336
Curraudy, Henry, grant of land, 277
Currency, half pence sent to Ga., 49
Customs operations, in Ga., 96, 125, 145, 154, 155, 156, 158–159
Daily Advertizer, sent for use of colony, 7, 95, 133, 181, 185, 206, 241, 249
Danner, Barbara, comes to Ga., 217
Danner, Jacob, comes to Ga., 217
grant of land, 277
Darien, funds of minister, 24
land for religious uses, 121
new Highlanders to settle there, 195
petition of people about white labor, 48
Rev. John MacLeod quits as minister, 221
Dasher, Martin, bad conduct of, 348–349
Davis, Caleb, payment, 122
sale of munitions to St. Augustine, 87
Davis, Capt., unpaid bill, 232
Davidson, Edward, land grant, 321–322
Davison, Samuel, keeps public house, 147
overseer of Trust servants, 56, 60, 76, 79
services and debts to Trustees store, 140, 146–147
Debt, public, to be determined for Ga., 31–32
Debts, method of recovery in Ga., 5
owed to Trustee store, 38, 41–42
restraint of goods for, 177
Debtor, S. C. moves to Ga. to prevent payment, 294–295, 308–309
Defense of Ga., Oglethorpe on, 107–108, 128–129
De La Mott, Charles, schoolmaster, 11
Delegal, Lt. Philip Sr., fortifications at St. Simons Island, 151–152
De Lyon, Abraham, and his vineyards, 88, 115
Denny, Walter, bounty paid to, 343
Desbrisay, Capt. Albert, peruke sent to, 206
proceedings against for manslaughter, 221
A Description of Georgia, published by Thomas Christie, 171–172
Deserters, return to Ga.?, 282–283
Dettingen, brings mail and supplies to Ga., 316, 319
Disbursements, by officials in Ga., 99
Dobell, John, letter to, 306
letters to England, 324
salary, 269
schoolmaster and register, 237, 252–253, 260, 293, 294, 306–307
secretary of Indian affairs, 293, 294, 306–307, 310
to examine accounts, 325
Dockyard, proposed by Joseph Avery on Ogeechee River, 249–250
Dormer, James, expenses to Charles Town, 299
land exchange approved, 278
Douglass, David, desire for Negro slaves, different land tenure, and land on Wilmington Island, 108–109
petition to Oglethorpe, 114
Douglass, George, arrives in Ga., 198
Douglass, Isabell, arrives in Ga., 198
Douglass, Margaret Munro, arrives in Ga., 198
Drewitt and Norris, paid for linen, 178
Drieslier, Rev. John Ulrich, baggage to Ga., 319
comes to Ga., 318
requested to be appointed chaplain to Oglethorpe’s regiment, 350
schoolmaster at Frederica, 350
Duche, Andrew, buys servants, 130, 133
items sent for, 74
letters to, 80
loan desired by, 227
payment for stone, 344
petition for land on Hutchinson’s Island rejected, 263
samples of work requested, 80
sent supplies, 80
Duke of Berwick, brings mail to Ga., 21
Dunbar, Lt. George, expenses of, 296
recruiting in Britain, 286, 288
Easter, brings mail to Ga., 21
Ebenezer, bounty paid to, 342
conservators of the peace appointed for, 335
land near for new German and Salzburger settlers, 166
mill to be paid for by Trustees, 172
mills at, 178
plan of to be made, 285
sawmill at, 256
servants at mill, 2
state of by John Martin Bolzius, 276
stones for the mill, 205
Egger, Margaret, comes to Ga., 42, 43
Eggerin, Margaretta, coming to Ga., 22, 23
Eggerton, Henry, inquiring about Thomas Eggerton, 237–238
Eggerton, Thomas, treatment by Thomas Young, 237–238
Egmont, Earl of, sends grapevines to Ga., 187, 229, 326
Eigel, Anna Maria, arrives in Ga., 200–201
Eigel, Anna Theresia, arrives in Ga., 200–201
Eigel, George, arrives in Ga., 200
Eigel, Johann Frantz, arrives in Ga., 200–201
Eigel, Johann Lorentz, arrives in Ga., 200
Eigel, Lorentz Ludewig, arrives in Ga., 200
Eigel, Samuel, arrives in Ga., 200–201
Eigel, Ursula, arrives in Ga., 200
Elbert, William, express to Frederica, 298
petition rejected by Trustees, 264
Elgar, Francis, convicted for killing cattle, 35
Elliot, Richard, bounty paid to, 344
Elliott, George, comes to Ga., 236
Ellis, Robert, account of, 104–105
Ellis, Thomas, express to Ft. Argyle, 300
pay for supplies, 302
petition rejected by Trustees, 264
recruits to Frederica, 301
Emery, Anne, given right to sell beer at Tybee, 58, 63–64, 120
Emery, Peter, has not repaid Trustees loan to his wife, 172
pilot at Tybee, 58, 63, 138, 227
Engely, Anna, comes to Ga., 218
Engely, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 218
Engely, Jacob, comes to Ga., 218
Erinxman, John, grant of land, 277
bounty, 342
Estimate of expenses in Ga., 37, 44–45, 49, 55, 56, 65, 114, 117, 177, 183, 270, 291, 302–305, 340
for 1743-1744, 302–305
must be reduced, 328
Europa, brings mail to Ga., 159, 160, 162, 192, 193, 207, 208, 209, 210, 212, 219
brings supplies to Ga., 219
Evans, John, land grant, 321
Everard, Sir Richard, apply for land grant for Jacob Mathews, 247
Ewen, William, account for services, 192–193, 197
letter to, 192
servants, 193
Expenses of Ga., how to be met, 89–90
method of payment, 90
not to be created, 47
officials to save all possible, 292
payment of in Ga., 243; see estimated expenses of Ga.
Eyre, Thomas, enforcement of rum act, 4–5
express to Oglethorpe, 297
parcel sent to, 196
payment to, 138
to make map of Ga., 182
Eysperger, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 202
Eysperger, David, comes to Ga., 202
Fage, Mary, asks payment for husband’s labor, 156–157
Fage, Peter, property in Ga., 156–157
Fallowfield, John, appointed assistant for Savannah, 167, 182, 208–209
appointed second bailiff of Savannah, 54, 56, 62, 64, 74, 109–110
consults William Stephens on sloop, 187
customs enforcement in Ga., 125, 145, 154, 155, 156, 158–159
discharged as assistant and bailiff, 234–235, 237, 240
letters to, 54, 109, 145, 155, 187, 208, 234
naval officer, 227
payment for servants, 145–146
wrong behaviour, 161
Faulkner, Joseph, land grant, 321
Fawks, Ann, to be returned to England, 176
Fences, types favored by Trustees, 103–104
Finances, of Trustees in low state, 18
Finlay, William Achison, constable among Creek Indians, 256
Fitzgerald, Geo. & Co., bill paid, 188
Flitcroft, Henry, plan for church at Savannah, 142
Florida-Georgia frontier, observations on, 85–86
Flour, sent to Ga., 33, 35–36, 39–41, 44, 56, 60, 61, 72, 73
Flower, Joseph Edward, goods brought in on Beaufort Schooner, 145; see Woodward & Flower
Food and drink, for use of passengers on voyage from England, 219
Foot, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 310
Forfeited lots, deed poll sent, 93
Fort Argyle, cultivation of land at, 57
no expenses to be paid by Trustees, 282
Forts, account of in Ga., 60
no expenses to be paid by Trustees, 282
Trustees desire plans for, 34
Fortifications in Ga., Oglethorpe to send description of, 113
Fox, John, bounty paid to, 344
Francis, William, payment to, 138
Frazier, Hugh, bounty paid to, 344
Frederica, cattle and corn advanced to people by William Horton, 32
chapel at to be built, 48
correspondent at to be appointed, 226
customs officials for, 125
enforcement of rum act, 98, 100
expenses at, 53, 224–225, 289, 290, 305–306
house and lot for minister, 28, 30
John A. Terry recorder, 195
payment of expenses at, 224–226
people neglect cultivating their land, 179
provisions for settlers, 32, 44, 45
recorder recommended by John Carteret, 176
recorder to correspond with president and assistants in Savannah, 273, 275, 280, 287, 288, 291–292
Rev. William Norris to move there, 50
religious buildings there, 5, 11
town court suspended, 332, 334, 335–336
trouble between magistrates, 179
Trustees estimate of expenses, 53
Trustees stores at, 36, 115, 229, 289
urged as superior to Savannah, 287
Freight, brought to Ga. by Capt. Lemon, the Loyal Judith, 205–207
brought to Ga. by Capt. William Thomson, 57
French, cause trouble with Creek Indian traders, 97
Friends Good Will, brings mail to Ga., 270, 331, 333, 335, 336
Fritz, Jerry, express to Charles Town, 297
Funds for Ga., denied by Parliament in 1742, 238, 242
Gambert, Christian, Trustees payment to, 235
Garret, Henry, claims for orphan accounts, 154–155, 157
Gascoigne, Capt. James, servants of, 2–3
Gautier, Anthony, grant of land, 278
Gebherd, Anna, comes to Ga., 213
Gebherd, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 213
Gebherd, Catharine, comes to Ga., 213
Gebherd, Hans Henry, comes to Ga., 212
Gebherd, Magdalen, comes to Ga., 213
Gebherd, Samuel, comes to Ga., 213
Gebherd, Susanna, comes to Ga., 213
Gephart, Elizabeth, servant, 149
Gephart, Eva, servant, 149
Gephart, Magdalen, servant, 149
Georgia, account of by William Stephens, 285
expenses of Southern part, 224–225
represented as abandoned, 99
Trustees plans for, 220–221
Georgia debts, advertizement in S. C. Gazette, 17
Georgia-Florida frontier, observations on, 85–86
Georgia Packet, brings mail to Ga., 154, 155, 158, 244, 245, 311, 313, 317, 318
Georgia-South Carolina Indian trade, argument, 58
Georgians, ability to support themselves, 60
Gerald, Capt. John, brings mail to Ga., 17, 18, 19, 20
sold his ship, 89
takes mail from Ga., 64
Germain, Michael, house and lot in Savannah, 63–64
German protestants, one hundred to come to Ga., 166
German servants, become industrious, 222
brought by Capt. William Thomson, 135
petition for freedom of children, 262
German Swiss, 100
to be sent to Ga., 175–176
Germans, aid to new settlers, 211
at Frederica, 318
colonists arrive in Ga., Dec. 4, 1741, 212–219
hope for help with a minister, 195, 212
land for new colonists, 195
Gibbs, Isaac, bounty paid to, 342
Gilbert, Robert, removed as bailiff at Savannah, 54–55, 56, 62
Girgson, Jennet, box sent for, 75
Glegg, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 270, 321, 323, 326
vessel damaged and delayed, 330
Glen, James, Gov. of S. C., and regulation of Indian trade, 194–195, 210–211
Government in Ga., no military officer to interfere with, 334
Gowan, Capt. William, brings mail to Ga., 224, 229, 231, 232, 234, 236
Graham, Patrick, appointed assistant, 346, 347–348
bounty paid to, 342
grapevines for, 229
to examine accounts, 325
Grand jury at Frederica, Thomas Hawkins interfered with, 267
Grand jury at Savannah, proceedings of, 221, 223
Graninell, Anna Catharinia, arrives in Ga., 200
Graninell, Casper, arrives in Ga., 200
Grant, Andrew, desire for Negro slaves, different land tenure, and land on Wilmington Island, 108–109
petition to Oglethorpe, 114
Grant, John, arrives in Ga., 198
Grant and Douglass, account of, 173, 177
Grants of land, to be given to grantees, 285
Grapevines, method of planting, 104
on Tybee Island, 275
sent to Ga., by the Earl of Egmont, 229, 326
sent to Ga. by Dr. Stephen Hales, 237
Gray, Margaret, arrives in Ga., 199
Gray, William, steer for Chi ckesaw Indians, 302
Gready, John, express rider, 297
Greedy, John, land exchange approved, 278
Greeney, Abraham, Trustees payment to, 235
Greyhound, brings mail to Ga., 268
Gronau, Rev. Israel Christian, conservator of the peace, 331, 333, 335
funds for his house, 24, 25, 26, 27–28, 29, 242
Guard duty, must not be neglected, 227, 282
Gunpowder, to be sent for militia, 333
Gunpowder duty, act for, 82
Haberer, Anna Barbara, comes to Ga., 201
Haberer, Michael, comes to Ga., 201
Habersham, James, argues religion with the Rev. Christopher Orton, 270–271, 284
control of orphans, 262–263
hope to care for school in Savannah, 11
land for orphan house, 141
letter to, 270
return to England, 5
to report on church building funds, 262, 272, 284, 338–339
Hacket, James, bounty paid to, 343
Haeramond, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 35, 42, 43, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 118, 121, 123, 186, 187
brings provisions to Ga., 33, 44
taken by Spaniards on way to England, 246
Hag, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 215
Hag, Barbara, comes to Ga., 215
Hag, Catharina, comes to Ga., 218
Hag, Ferena, comes to Ga., 215
Hag, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 215, 218
Hag, Hans Michael, comes to Ga., 215
Hag, Hans Ullerick, comes to Ga., 215, 218
Hag, Johannes Ullerick, comes to Ga., 215
Hag, Maria, comes to Ga., 215, 218
Hales, Dr. Stephen, recommends William Metcalf as minister, 132, 140
sends grapevines to Ga., 237
Halfpence, two tons sent to Ga., 49, 56, 61
cost of sending to Ga., 73
Halter, Anna, comes to Ga., 217
Halter, Barbara, comes to Ga., 214, 217
Halter, Catharina, comes to Ga., 214
Halter, David, comes to Ga., 214
Halter, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 214
Halter, Hans Kunrath, comes to Ga., 214, 217
Halter, Martha, comes to Ga., 214
Halter, Ullerick, comes to Ga., 214
Haltz, Ulrick John, bounty paid to, 342
Hammerton, John, bill of exchange of, 61, 150, 172
debt to Trustees, 223
Haner, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 215
Haner, Ferena, comes to Ga., 215
Haner, Johannes, comes to Ga., 215
Haner, Joseph, comes to Ga., 215
Haner, Margaretta, comes to Ga., 215
Haner, Nicholaus, comes to Ga., 215
Hanmer, Nicholas, money advanced to in England, 220
Hanner, Nicholas Junr., grant of 1 and, 277
Hanner, Nicholas Senr., grant of 1 and, 277
Harbeck, Casper, grant of land, 277
Harbeck, Jacob, grant of land, 277
Harbors and inlets, account of in Ga., 60
Harris, Ann, bounty paid to, 342
Harris, Francis, pay for provisions, 301
Hawkins, Thomas, accounts, 147, 158, 174, 179, 231, 229
accused of interfering with grand jury, 267
claim for medicines and treatment of silk, 179, 222, 230, 232–234
considers Oglethorpe superior to magistrates, 273
correspondent with William Stephens, 53, 88, 91, 225, 226, 230, 231
creates disturbance among Frederica magistrates, 174, 179
debt to William Allen, 177
duties at Frederica, 93
in England, 332
letters to, 53, 76, 91, 95, 111, 147, 153, 179, 231, 267, 272
medicines for sent to Ga., 13, 14
payment to, 153, 256–257, 263, 309
resigns as bailiff, 240
salary, 53
salitrum seed sent to, 236
suspended as bailiff, 334, 335, 336
to aid William Stephens in account of Ga., 112, 117, 119
to send list of Trust servants, 131
Trustees high regard for, 53
Heathcote, brings mail to Ga., 220, 221, 222, 223
Heathcote, Sir William, resigned from Trustee Common Council, 118
Hector, brings mail to Ga., 251, 252, 254, 255, 256, 257, 259, 265, 266, 267
Henney, John, Trustees payment to, 235
Henrick, Catharina, servant, 149
Henrick, Eve Barbara, servant, 149
Henrick, Juliana, servant, 149
Henrick, Margaretta, servant, 149
Henrick, Peter, servant, 149
Henry, John, pay for provisions, 301
Herback, Gasper, bounty paid to, 342
Herback, Jacob, bounty paid to, 342
Heron, Col. Alexander, grant of lot in Savannah, 273
Hetherington, Joseph, convicted for killing cattle, 35
Hetherington, Theophilus, payment of debt, 188
Heusslurin, Christina, comes to Ga., 202
Highgate, lots at, 89
Highland servants, killed by Spaniards, 112
Highlanders, aids to new settlers, 200, 206–207, 210, 211
arriving in Ga. Dec. 2, 1741, 197–200
to settle at Darien, 195
Hill, Robert, bounty paid to, 343
Hill, Thomas, letter to, 310, 328
Hippocacuana, for Ga., 15
Hird, Thomas, package for from England, 219
Hoeslin, Von family, aid to Ga. colonists, 24
Holland, Richard, bounty paid to, 344
Holland, colonist passing through, 22–23
Holmes, Mr., express to Oglethorpe, 297
Holmes, Samuel, wants servants, 60
Holmes, Thomas, payment to, 138
Hope, brings mail to Ga., 15, 16
Hopton, William, account with Trustees, 314
forwards things from Charles Town, 92, 169, 181, 185, 223, 229, 237, 246, 265, 270, 320, 321, 323–324, 326, 331, 332, 339
Ga. agent in Charles Town, 88, 105
to get notice published in S. C. Gazette, 93
Horsey, Gov. Samuel, death, 12, 14
payments to new servants in Georgia, 3
S. C.- Ga. Indian trade, 194–195
Horton, William, account of affairs in Southern Ga., 20
attends Duke of Newcastle, 137
brings troops to Ga., 238, 239
cattle and corn advance to people at Frederica, 32
expenses of, 297
grapevines for, 229
letter to, 20
promotion, 20
to aid the Rev. Drieslier, 318
Hossack, John & Co., asking for funds for Hugh Mackay, 181
House of Commons, hearings on Thomas Stephens’ petition, 246
Houstoun, Patrick, bounty paid to, 342
conservator of the peace, 156, 159
Trustees like his cultivation and attitude, 180
Houstoun, William, purported promises to by Trustees, 180
Hows, Robert, granted land for orphan house, 46, 141
Hughes, Joseph, lot in Savannah, 4, 6, 8
Hunter, Patrick, argues religion with the Rev. Christopher Orton, 270–271
Hutchinson’s Island, no land to be granted on, 263
An Impartial Enquiry into the State and Utility of the Province of Georgia, published, 164, 168, 169, 175
Indian affairs, John Dobell to be secretary, 293, 294, 310
Stephens to appoint a secretary, 195
Thomas Bosomworth appointed secretary, 253, 260
Indian expenses, 116
Indian land reserve, 226–227, 234, 247
Indian peace, proposals of James Oglethorpe and Lt. Gov. Clarke for, 250–251, 255, 256, 257
Trustees will not pay for, 256
Indian presents, given by Oglethorpe, 48
sent to Ga., 5, 7, 9, 13, 14, 56, 63, 74, 92, 93, 94, 241–242, 248, 316–317
Indian relations, Oglethorpe and Coweta conference, 83–85, 100
Trustees payment, 224, 227, 230–231, 292
Indian soldiers, of Oglethorpe, 137
Indian trade, at Augusta, 171
Ga.–s. C. relations, 12–13, 58, 97–98, 101, 118, 194–195, 203–205, 210–211
Joseph Watson wants to engage in, 314, 322
money received for licences, 89
royal instructions on, 4, 203–204
William Stephens commissioner, 195, 205
Indians, bad behaviour encouraged by Jacob Mathews, 224, 226
bad effect of rum among, 104
cost of entertainment, 71, 305
Ipecacuanha, for Ga., 15
James, brings mail to Ga., 337, 345, 347, 348
Jekyll, Sir Joseph, dies, 13
Jekyll Sound, pilot at to be appointed, 58, 62, 69
Jelfe, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 326, 327
Jenkins, Edward, care of orphan’s effects, 143
Jennings, Thomas, bounty paid to, 344
Jensack, James, bounty paid to, 342
Jenys, Elizabeth, account of Paul Jenys, 76–77
Jenys, Elizabeth and Paul, accounts of, 153
Jenys, Paul, account, 37, 38, 41–42, 50, 57–58, 63, 64, 153
Jenys, Thomas, accounts & friendship to Ga., 49–50, 76–77
John, brings mail to Ga., 330
Joint labour, to clear and cultivate land, 103
Jolliffe, Mary, arrives in Ga., 199
Jones, Mary, box sent for, 75
Jones, Mr., taking Indians to Oglethorpe, 302
Jones, Noble, buys servants, 130, 133
express to Charles Town, 297
pay for building watch house, 122
to examine accounts, 325
Jones, Thomas, accounts for Trustees stores, 36, 41, 52
appointed assistant for Savannah, 167, 182, 208
appointed bailiff, 52, 56, 64–65, 74, 237
bad behaviour, 88
bills of exchange, 344
good relations with William Stephens, 98, 161
in England 1739-1741, 337
letters to, 9, 25, 40, 46, 52, 64, 89, 121, 133, 160, 177, 185, 208, 221, 229, 232, 239, 256
on commission to determine public debt, 22
overseer of Trust servants, 52, 56, 60, 62, 64–65, 74, 222
to examine Causton and Bradley accounts, 37, 41, 47, 88–89, 90
to issue sola bills, 25
to send names of possible officials, 161
Trustees pleased with his work, 90, 121–122, 161, 229–230, 231, 232, 239
work with Ga. accounts, 183, 221, 222, 239, 240, 325
Joubert, Peter, package sent for, 248
Judith, brings mail to Ga., 347
Junker, Barbara, comes to Ga., 214
Junker, Hans Adam, comes to Ga., 214
Justice, expenses for executing, 292
Justice of the peace, see conservator of the peace Kendall, David, bounty paid to, 342
Kent, Capt. Richard, appointed conservator of the peace, 228, 236
expenses of expresses not to be paid, 282
express to Savannah, etc., 300
payment to, 138
Kiefer, Theobald, petition about children approved, 278
Kienlen, Conrad, comes to Ga., 201
Kienlen, Johannes, comes to Ga., 201
Kienlen, Maria, comes to Ga., 201
King George, brings mail to Ga., 86, 88, 89, 91, 92
Kirckman, Jacob, advanced money to Nicholas Hanmer in England, 220
Klamer, George, comes to Ga., 202
Klamer, Gertrauda, comes to Ga., 202
Kloeker, Bernhard, comes to Ga., 201
Kloeker, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 201
Kloeker, Eva, comes to Ga., 201
Kloeker, Gertruda, comes to Ga., 201
Kloeker, Paul, comes to Ga., 201
Kloeker, Sebastian, comes to Ga., 201
Kloeker, Wald Burga Grill, comes to Ga., 201
Knowart, Kunegunda, servant, 149
Kocher, Appolonia, comes to Ga., 202
Kocher, George, comes to Ga., 202
Kocher, Johannes George, comes to Ga., 202
Koederin, Appollonia, comes to Ga., 202
Kogler, George, builder of mill at Ebenezer, 178
reward for work on Bolzius house, 239–240, 242–243
Kohleissen, Maria, comes to Ga., 201
Kohleissan, Peter, comes to Ga., 201
Kres, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 214
Kres, Ferena, comes to Ga., 214
Kres, Frederick, comes to Ga., 214
Kres, Hans Kunrath, comes to Ga., 214
Kres, Henrick, comes to Ga., 214
Kulk, Anna, comes to Ga., 248
Kulk, Matthias, comes to Ga., 248
Kuntz, Erhar, comes to Ga., 213
Kuntz, Hans Henry, comes to Ga., 213
Kuntz, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 213
Kuntz, Margaretta, comes to Ga., 213
Kuntz, Maria, comes to Ga., 213
Kuradi, Adam, comes to Ga., 215
Kuradi, Anna Barbara, comes to Ga., 215
Kuradi, Hans Kunrath, comes to Ga., 214
Kuradi, Henrick, comes to Ga., 215
Lachner, Catharinia Barbara, arrives in Ga., 200
Lachner, Martin, arrives in Ga., 200
Lacknerin, Gertraud, coming to Ga., 22, 23
Lacknear, Gertrude, comes to Ga., 42, 43
Lacy, Roger, wife, 188
Lade, Sir John, pays for servant of Mary Polhill, 2, 8
Land, for servants out of their time, 166
for Trustee servant, 64
good to be given to settlers, 100
regulations affecting ownership, 131
status of grants to settlers, 103
to support Savannah minister, 279
Trustees want settlers to have good land, 102
type of people who own land in Ga., 103
Land cultivation, effect of land tenure on, 98
Land disposal, permission given by Trustees, 51–52
Land exchanges, approved by Trustees, 278
Land forfeiture, reasons for, 282–283, 293
Land for religious uses, at Darien, 4, 121
at Savannah, 3
in southern part of colony, 1
nature of soil, 89
servants to cultivate, 6, 8, 11, 21, 25, 69, 139
Land grants, by president and assistants, 321–322
claiming of, 95
to be given to grantees, 285, 286
to be registered, 293
to individuals, 277–278
Land purchases, approved by Trustees, 278
Land reserved for the Trust, to be discontinued, 279
Land sales, approved by Trustees, 278
Land surveyor, Joseph Avery appointed, 260–261
Land tenure, 289
act for regulating drawn by Trustees, 62
Board of Trade objections to, 329
changes in, 82–83, 87, 88, 101, 106–107, 109, 168, 170, 175, 183, 221, 238
forfeited, lots, 93
House of Commons opinions on, 258
new relations on, 241
resolutions on sent to Ga., 92–93, 95, 98, 243
Trustee resolution on, 156, 159, 241
Landry, John, bounty paid to, 342
Lang, Abraham, comes to Ga., 216
Lang, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 216
Lang, Barbara, comes to Ga., 216
Land, Hans Kunrath, comes to Ga., 216
Lauchenauwer, George Joachim, comes to Ga., 216
Law Books, sent to Ga., 197, 205
Lawrence, brings mail to Ga., 151, 152, 153, 186, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 259
Leaving Ga., no passes denied, 267, 272–273
Lechner, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 202
Lechner, Magdalena, comes to Ga., 202
Lechner, Ruprecht Schrimpf, comes to Ga., 202
Lechner, Veit, comes to Ga., 202
Lee, Thomas, letter for, 75
Lemon, Capt., brings mail and supplies to Ga., 192, 193, 197–203, 205–207, 208, 209, 210
Lemmon, Ensign John, comes to Ga., 296
Letters, to be delivered to addresses unopened, 267
Levingstone, Hugh, bounty paid to, 343
Liberties of the people, infringements of, 266–267
Lichliage, Anna, comes to Ga., 215
Lichliage, Barbara, comes to Ga., 215
Lichliage, Hans Henrick, comes to Ga., 215
Liddal, Thomas, bounty paid to, 344
account of, 262
lost, 227
repairs, 62, 82, 120, 130, 134, 160, 161
woods to be cut around, 283–284
Linen, for Salzburgers, 162, 178
from Norris & Drewitt, 123
Livestock, at Savannah to be explained, 282
for Michael Bourghatter, 327
for Saltzburgers, 315
for servants out of their time, 291
for Vernonburgh and Acton, 327; see cows, sows, etc.
Lloyd, Henry, box sent for, 75
wife and child sent to Ga., 158
Loyal Judith, brings mail and supplies to Ga., 192, 193, 197–203, 205–207, 208, 209, 210, 220, 221, 222, 223
Loans to Georgians, Trust to make none, 136
only with Trustee approval, 227
Lobb, Richard, claims Savannah lot, 93
London newspapers, see Daily Advertizer
Long boat, expenses of, 345
Looms, none to be set up in Ga., 143
Lossly, Christian, arrives in Ga., 199
Lossly, Katherine Mackay, arrives in Ga., 199
Louch, Thomas, comes to Frederica, 219
to check on captain’s treatment of new settlers, 212
Loyd, Henry, express rider, 297
Loyer, Adrian, went to Fort Royal, 116
Lucern seed, sent to Ga., 239, 241
Lupton, Miss, pay for Upton servants, 2, 8
Lyndall, John, land sale approved, 278
petition for land on Island of Marsh in Savannah River rejected, 263
petition to Trustees, 248
Lyon, Samuel, bounty paid to, 342
grant of land, 277
Lyde, Mr., mail to, 160–161, 162
Lydia and Dorothy, brings mail to Ga., 224, 229, 231, 232, 234, 236
McAllam, Daniel, bounty paid to, 343
MacBean, Archibald, servants of, 2, 7
MacBean, Laughlan, servants of, 2, 7
Macclellan, Capt. John, brings mail to Ga., 244, 245, 311, 313, 317, 318
MacDonald, Donald, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, Elizabeth, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, Elizabeth Mackay, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, George, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, John, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, Katherine, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, Marion Cadiach, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, Norman, arrives in Ga., 198
MacDonald, William, arrives in Ga., 198
MacHugh, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 220, 221, 222, 223
Mackay, Angus, arrives in Ga., 199
Mackay, Capt., aided to send Highlanders from Scotland, 210
conducting Indians to Oglethorpe, 301
Mackay, Capt. Patrick, claim on Trustees, 228
Mackay, Daniel, claim on Trustees, 228
Mackay, Donald, arrives in Ga., 198
Mackay, Elizabeth, arrives in Ga., 198
Mackay, George, arrives in Ga., 199
Mackay, Hugh, funds for in Inverness, 181
Mackay, Isabell, arrives in Ga., 199
Mackay, James, arrives in Ga., 198
Mackay, Lt. Charles, land granted to, 286
Mackay, Margaret, arrives in Ga., 198
Mackay, Marrian, arrives in Ga., 199
Mackay, Patrick, sloop, 187
Mackay, William, arrives in Ga., 199
Mackenzie, Sergeant, comes to Georgia, 13
Mackintosh, Benjamin, servants of, 2, 7
Mackintosh, Capt. Aeneas, payment to, 138
Mackintosh, Lt. John Moore (Mohr), letters to, 11–12, 147
servants of, 7, 130, 133, 147–148
Trust servants under his control, 1, 11–12, 111, 115
Mackintosh, William, servants of, 2, 8
Mackpherson, Capt. James, demands for funds, 114, 121
Maclean, Alexander, servants of, 2, 7
MacLeod, Rev. John, arrives in Ga., 199
funds sent for, 24, 25, 26, 27
quits place at Darien, 221
Mace, sent for town court at Savannah, 7, 9
Madeira wine, offered for Ga., 30–31
Magistrates, have control of orphans, 259, 262–263
not to abandon duties, 346, 347
support of by land, 279
Magistrates at Augusta, not at Trustee charge, 114
Mail, Oglethorpe asked to acknowledge receipt of, 101
Mail from Ga., delayed, 105, 320
procedure for that to the Trustees, 313–314, 321, 324
routes to London, 18
taken by Spaniards, 246, 321, 324
Mail to Ga., route, 98
to be taken by naval vessel, 50–51
Manley, Henry, insults persons in authority, 286–287
urges abandonment of Savannah, 287
Map, of Ga. to be drawn, 169–170, 175, 182, 260–261
Maps of lands surveyed, Trustees desire, 34–35
Marcer, Samuel, appointment assistant at Savannah, 167, 182, 209, 309–310
bounty paid to, 342
express to Charles Town, 300
letter to, 209
Mari ton, Mr., clergyman considered for Ga., 267–268
Marlow, David, bounty paid to, 344
Marriott, Thomas, appointed bailiff at Frederica, 173, 174
in England, 332
letter to, 173
payment of salary, 309
suspended as bailiff, 334, 335, 336
to aid the Rev. Drieslier, 318
Mary, brings mail to Ga., 310
Mary Ann, brings mail to Ga., 21, 24, 25, 27, 44
Mary & Mariane, brings mail to Ga., 98, 99, 102, 104, 105
Masts and tar, no bounty paid for those from Ga. in England, 96
Mathews, Capt. Jacob, bad behaviour in Savannah with Indians, 224, 226
cultivation of land, 247
letter for, 75
request grant of land, 247
Mathews, Mary, asked to restrain Indians, 224
Indian land cession to, 226–227
Mathews, Jacob and Mary, claim for land, 234
Maurer, Johannes, comes to Ga., 202
Maurer, Maria, comes to Ga., 202
Medicines, desired by Thomas Hawkins, 147
sent to Ga., 13, 283, 316, 319
Mercy, brings mail to Ga., 166, 169, 3, 174, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181
Messenger, between Charles Town, Savannah, and Frederica to be established, 280
Metcalf, Rev. William, to be minister at Savannah, 140, 151
Methodists, attack Rev. Christopher Orton, 247, 252
Meyer, Elizabeth Mulocin, comes to Ga., 201
Meyer, Johann Ladwig, comes to Ga., 201
Meyer, John George, comes to Ga., 201
Meyerin, Maria, comes to Ga., 201
Military, relation to civil government, 332, 334
Military dependents, Trustees pay for passage to Ga., 238
Military expenses, not to be paid by Trustees, 114, 116–117, 136–137, 282, 288, 289, 290, 295–302
paid by Parliament, 175
Militia, arms for to be sent, 333, 339
Millechamp, Richard, box sent for, 75
Milledge, John, payment on Oglethorpe’s account, 302
Miller (Millar), Andrew, brother to Robert Miller, 15
Miller (Millar), Robert, botanical collections for Ga., 15
Mills, at Ebenezer, 178
Minerva, brings mail and supplies to 1, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14, 20, 82, 129, 133, 135, 141, 144, 145, 146, 147, 149, 150, 269
Minis, Abraham, express to Charles Town, 300
letter for, 75
pay for supplies, 302
Minister, allowance for servants for, 69
for Swiss and German colonists, 195, 212
Minister for Savannah, appointed, 132
lot to be cultivated, 25, 28, 279
remains only short time, 142–143
Thomas Bosomworth to be sent, 270
to succeed Whitefield, 144
Trustees disappointed in, 184
Trustees hope for one soon, 186
Ministers, support by land, 279
Molasses, sent to Ga., 9
Mollier, Peter, proceedings of Henry Bourquin against, 222
Money, for religious uses, 21–22, 24–25
Montaigut & Beaufain, payment for sugar and molasses, 232
Montaigut & Purry, account of, 45
Montaigut, Samuel, accounts, 122, 232
Montaigut, Samuel & Co., accounts of, 17, 19, 37, 38, 41, 45
Moore, Francis, accounts for Frederica, 100, 289, 290, 305–306
goes to Carolina, 301
pays expenses at Frederica, 225–226
resigns his office, 174, 176–177
supplies sent for, 7
trouble with other magistrates at Frederica, 179
Moravian Brethren, accounts of, 4
Morelle, Peter, land exchange approved, 278
petition for land on Hutchinson’s Island rejected, 263
Morris, Thomas, grant of land, 278
Morrison, Ambrace, expresses to Oglethorpe, 298, 301
Mulberry trees, method of planting, 104
paid for by Trustees, 238
to be raised in Trustees Garden, 281
Muhlenberg, Rev. Henry Melchoir, comes to Ga., 248
Munitions, sent to Ga., 206–207
Munro, James, arrives in Ga., 198
Munro, Jannet MacLeod, arrives in Ga., 198
Murcott, John, debts of Joseph & Theophilus Hetherington, 59
Murray, Ann, arrives in Ga., 199
Musgrove, John, land granted to by Trustees, 226–227
Muskets and munitions, sent for militia, 333, 339
Myals, John, bounty paid to, 344
Myreover, Henry, Trustees payment to, 235
Naval officer at Savannah, John Fallowfield acting, 227
Thomas Christie appointed, 260
Naval vessels, to be stationed at Ga., 25
Negroes, not desired in Ga. by members of Parliament, 175
prohibited in Ga., 183
Trustees ask William Stephens’ opinion of allowing in Ga., 251, 285
Trustees refuse request for, 109
used by people at Augusta, 280
Neptune, brings mail to Ga., 164, 310
New settlers, allowances for provisians, 290
Newcastle, Duke of, asked for help in expenses of Oglethorpe at Coweta conference, 83–85
sent information on Ga. defenses, 107–108, 137
sent Lt, Gov. Clarke’s plan for Indian peace, 257
Trustees’ letter to on Indian trade, 101
Newman, Henry, mail to, 162, 163
Nickleson, Capt., brings mail and supplies to Ga., 1, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14, 20, 82
Norris & Drewitt, linen from 123, 162
Norris, Rev. William, 11
arrives in Savannah, 4, 11, 28
house and lot at Frederica, 25, 28, 30
leave Frederica as minister, 221
minister at Savannah, 51
missionary at Frederica, 53, 54, 83, 121
payment of salary, 17, 34, 37, 75–76
reports on Ga., 30
servant for, 57
Nunez, Daniel, land sale approved, 278
Nutchard, Richard, bounty paid to, 343
O’Brien, Kenedy, land granted to, 55, 63, 74, 77–78
letters to, 77
Officials, appointments and instructions, 64–65, 309–310
at Savannah insulted, 286–287
how vacancies to be filled, 335
names of possible ones to be sent, 160, 161
none to hold military employment, 335
offences of in Ga., 99
salaries, 115, 196–197, 302–305, 340–341
tenure, 116
Ogeechee River, Scots abandon, 108–109
Oglethorpe, James accounts in Ga., 44, 87, 114, 122
accounts with Woodward & Flower, 154
arrived in England Sept. 22, 1743, 319
arrived in Ga., 17
asked to ackknowledge receipt of mail, 101
asked to aid in enforcing Trustee orders, 225
asked to restrain Jacob Mathews and Indians, 224, 226
beer sent in payment of his expenses in Ga., 21, 56
box sent to from England, 206
certifies medicines delivered to Thomas Hawkins, 232–233
charges officials with offenses, 99
complaints of Lt. Col. William Cook against, 334
copies of papers sent with letter of 7–14-39, 65–75
Coweta conference, 83–85, 86–87
delivered from mutiny, 22
directs private goods taken out of store, 32
funds to William Stephens, 60
goes towards St. Johns River, 112
ideas on defense of Ga., 107–108
Indian relations, 48, 118, 251, 256, 257
letters on defense to Duke of Newcastle, 128–129, 137
letters to, 1, 12, 17, 21, 24, 31, 43, 47, 55, 65, 86, 92, 99, 112, 125, 135, 151, 158, 174, 210, 220, 223, 234, 238, 244, 255, 257, 286, 287
no military expenses to be paid by Trustees, 282, 289, 290, 295–302
not to interpose in civil affairs, 160, 161
opinion on Jacob and Mary Mathews claim for land, 234
orders mulberry plants for Ga., 238
pays expenses at Frederica, 44
recovered from fever, 100
return from St. John’s River, 117
sailed from Plymouth, 11
sets regulations for prices in Ga., 99
settlers would deny authority of, 99–100
sola bills to be issued by, 21, 24–25
S. C.- Ga. Indian trade, 195
thinks Trustee estimate too small, 114
Thomas Hawkins considers superior to magistrates, 273
too busy to write account of conditions in Ga., 159
Trustees desire description of Ga. coast from him, 34
Trustees hope in good health, 211
Trustees thank for support of Ga., 32
urged to support civil officers, 287
uses his own funds to support Ga., 49
Ormston, Thomas, petition for land on Hutchinson’s Island rejected, 263
Orphan House, bounty paid to, 342
land grant for, 46–47, 59, 141
no looms to be set up there, 143
objects to magistrates visitation, 272
religious atmosphere of, 270–272
troubles at over treatment of orphans, 284
Whitefield’s collections for, 50, 54, 123–124, 126
Orphans, account of Henry Garret for, 154–155, 157
authority over in Ga., 140, 142, 259, 262–263, 272
George Whitefield’s power over, 132
to learn silk culture, 132, 138–139, 143
treatment at orphan house, 284
Ortman, Christopher, schoolmaster at Ebenezer, 349
Orton, Rev. Christopher, appointed minister at Savannah, 191, 196
letters to, 251
religious argument forced on by Habersham, Barber, and Hunter, 270–271, 284
to inspect school, 252, 260, 307
Trustees pleased with actions, 247, 252
Ottone, machine for silk winding, 340
Overseer of Trust servants, Samuel Davison appointed, 56
dismissed, 43
Thomas Jones, 62
Owen, John, owner of Dettingen, 319–320
Palatines, settled in GA., 246–247
Pall, for Savannah and Frederica, 75, 76
Palmer, John, bounty paid to, 343
Palmere, Anthony, bounty paid to, 343
Palmetto, urged for fences, 103–104
Parker, Henry, appointed assistant for Savannah, 167, 182, 209
appointed first bailiff of Savannah, 110, 116
bounty paid to, 342
cattle killed illegally, 35
on commission to determine public debt, 22
payment for servants, 148
removed as first bailiff of Savannah, 55–56, 62
removed from commission on public debt, 63, 64
settlement of Thomas Causton’s accounts, 37–38, 41, 313
to issue sola bills, 25
Parker, William, petition for land on Thunderbolt, 263–264
Parliament, does not desire Negroes in Ga., 175
given anti-Ga., propaganda by Thomas Stephens, 118–119
not influenced by Thomas Stephens, 170
resolution of saves Ga., 99
Parliamentary grant, applied for, 18, 21–22, 26, 261, 288
made 31, 113–114, 175, 268, 269
Parliamentary inquiry, into Ga., 257–259
Parsonage at Savannah, furniture for, 319
needs repair, 323
Payments, methods of in Ga., 183–184, 194
Payne, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 17, 112, 118, 121, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128
Peas, bounty paid for, 168, 176, 254, 261, 290, 338, 342–344
Peltz, Ulrick, bounty paid to, 342
Penrose, John, express for Oglethorpe, 298, 300, 301
petition for land on Hutchinson’s Island rejected, 263
Pepper, Mr., pay for wheat, 122
Perkin, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 268
Perkins, John, bounty paid to, 343
Perkins, Samuel, buys servants, 129, 133
payment for servants, 148
removed as bailiff of Frederica, 173, 174
trouble with magistrates at Frederica, 179
Phenix, to be stationed off Ga., 25
Pilot boats, necessary, 62
Pilot at St. Simons, to be appointed, 58
Pilot at Tybee, James Dormer, 227
Peter Emery, 58
Pilots, allowances for Jekyll or St. Simons, 69
Piltz, Andreas, arrives in Ga., 200
Piltz, Sibilla, arrives in Ga., 200
Planters, young, encouragement for, 115, 120
Plumtree, John, to pay for return of Ann Fawks, 176
Polhill, Sarah, servants of, 2, 8
Poor relief, in Ga., 126
Population, return of desired, 60, 168, 175
Potatoes, bounty paid for, 168, 176, 261, 290, 338, 342–344
Poultny, Thomas, bounty paid to, 343
Prayer books, sent to Ga., 30, 331
President and assistants, John Pye clerk for, 207–208
to have power over all of Ga., 273, 275, 279–280, 287, 288, 294, 309–310
President’s death, procedure in case of, 294
Prices, of provisions in Ga., 99
Prickley pear, urged for fences, 103–104
Prince, brings mail to Ga., 35, 43, 58
Prince of Wales, family to be prayed for, 165
Priscilla, brings mail to Ga., 270, 272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 286, 288, 290, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309
Prison, needs repair, 323
Private credit, method of enforcement, 6–7
Proctor, Thomas, supplies sent to in Ga., 14
Production of agricultural products, account desired, 60, 290
Provisions, for Oglethorpe’s regiment, 21, 93
for settlers at Frederica, 32, 44, 45
prices in Ga., 99
should be raised by settlers, 100
Provoost, David, Jr., inherits lot in Savannah, 4, 6, 8
Provost, John, land sale approved, 278
Public buildings, erection and repair, 70
Public debt in Ga., report of commissioners for stating, 131–132, 134
to be determined, 22, 26, 89, 90–91
Public house, kept by Samuel Davison, 147
Board of Trade objections to, 329
Public works, at Savannah to be explained, 282
Punishment, in court cases, 35
Purysburgh, S. C., silk raised at, 190, 227–228
Pye, John, applies for land grant, 247
appointment as clerk to president and assistants of Savannah, 182, 207–208
conservator of the peace, 156, 159
letters to, 75, 173, 177, 207, 329
money due to, 228–229
petition rejected by Trustees, 264
recorder, 110, 116, 119, 122, 159, 172, 173–174, 178, 184, 236–237, 240
removed as clerk of president and assistants, but kept as recorder, 323, 325
removed as recorder and clerk to president, 228
traducing the character of magistrates at Savannah, 329
Pytt & Tuckwell, accounts, 38, 41
Quarme, Capt. Walter, brings mail to Ga., 347
Quincy, Samuel, minister at Savannah, 142–143
Quit rents, due in Ga., 289
House of Commons thinks too high, 258–259
payable to king, 293
payable to Lord Carteret, 293
Trustees try to have reduced, 259, 264–265
Quit rents (S. C.), payment to Ga., 56–57
Raganos, John, bounty paid to, 343
Ratsey, Capt. Robert, brings mail to Ga., 21
Rea, John, express for Oglethorpe, 297, 298
Recorder, duties, 177
not a magistrate, 174
Recorder at Frederica, John A. Terry appointed, 195
to correspond with president and assistants, 280, 287, 288, 291–292
Recorder at Savannah, John Pye appointed, 116, 178, 184
Thomas Christie suspended, 110
William Williamson appointed, 56
Redford, Robert, accounts of, 102
Register, for lands in Ga., 324
John Brownfield requested to take, 81–82
John Dobell appointed, 253, 260, 293
Registrary, John Brownfield, 60
Rejoicing days, Trustee allowance for, 68
Religion, at orphan house disapproved, 284
Religious books, sent to Ga., 30, 75, 126
Remington, John, attorney for James Crokett, 294–295, 308–309
Remonstrances, from Georgians, 182
Representation for fee simple and slaves, denied by Trustee, 48, 55, 62, 75
Restraint of goods for debt, 177
Reynolds, Joseph, bounty paid to, 344
Rice, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 310
Rice, export from Ga., 96
Riemensperger, Hans Jacob, conducts Salzburgers to Ga., 218
conducts Swiss colonists for Ga., 188–190, 191
Riesera, Magdalena, comes to Ga., 201
Riesera, Siemon, comes to Ga., 201
Rigbye, Nicholas, clerk of president and assistants, 323, 325
express to Frederica, 302
Rigler, Catharina, comes to Ga., 215
Rigler, Leonard, comes to Ga., 215
grant of land, 277
Roads, public, accounts of pay of labourers, 102
Robe, John, grant of land, 277
Robertson, William, arrives in Ga., 198
Robinson, Robert, bounty paid to, 343
Rodger, Capt. James, brings mail to Ga., 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 259, 265, 266, 267
Ronerin, Magdalena, comes to Ga., 202
Rose, Alexander, going express to Charles Town, 297
Ross, Alexander, express to Oglethorpe, 299
Ross, Hugh, express rider, 297, 301
Roviere, Simon, bounty paid to, 342
Rubbish, not to be burned in Savannah, 327
Rum among Indians, bad effect of, 104
suppressed by Lt. Gov. William Bull, 118
Rum act, Board of Trade objections to, 328
House of Commons opposes, 257–258
Trustees act to end, 257–258
Rum duty (S. C.), payments to Ga., 50, 76
St. Andrew, brings mail to Ga., 333, 335, 336
St. Andrews (Fort), settlement at, 32–33
St. George, brings mail to Ga., 92, 93, 94–95
St. Simons Island, fortifications on, 151–152
pilot at to be appointed, 58, 62, 69
Salaries, of Trustee officials, 65–67, 68, 115, 196–197, 302–305, 308, 309, 340–341
Salitrum seeds, sent to Ga., 76, 172, 236, 243
Sal lice, Antonia, to work out passage in Ga., 219–220
Salter, Thomas, grant of land, 277
land near Augustine Creek, 264
Salzburgers, account by Bolzius, 276
aid to recent arrivals, 203, 206–207, 209–210, 218–219, 315, 318
bounty on corn and peas, 254, 276–277, 290
come to Ga., 42, 43, 164, 166, 193, 200–203, 254
debt to Trustees remitted, 291
encouraged by Trustees, 276
land for new colonists, 195
livestock for, 254
medicines for sent to Ga., 219
more to be sent if Parliament grants money, 162, 163
parcels for, 165, 185, 237, 270, 326, 321
raise silk, 276, 322, 346–347, 348, 349
servants for, 57
supplies sent for, 75
widows and orphans support, 24, 26, 28, 29
to be helped in Rotterdam, 185–186
Whitefield’s collections for 50, 123–124, 126; see Bolzius, Gronau, Ebenezer
Sandwell, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 320
Sanftleben, Ann Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 42, 43
Sanftleben, Anna Elizabeth, coming to Ga., 22
Sanftleben, George, comes to Ga., 22, 23, 42, 43
Savannah, church building, 25, 27, 320, 338
customs officials for, 125
abandonment urged, 287
Savannah, County of, appointment of officials, 182
Savannah minister, land to support, 28, 279
Rev. Christopher Orton appointed, 191, 196
Trustees disappointed in securing, 184
Sawmill, pay to James Smithers for work on, 256
Saxby, George, bill of exchange on, 61, 150, 172
John Hammerton draws bill on, 223
letter to, 150
Saxe Gotha, S. C., Swiss and German settlers, 195
Scales, William, grant of land, 278
Schad, Anna, comes to Ga., 217
Schad, Eva, comes to Ga., 217
Schad, Hans Joachim, comes to Ga., 217
Schad, Joachim, grant of land, 277
Schad, Margaretta, comes to Ga., 217
Schad, Solomon, comes to Ga., 217
Scheffler, Catharina, comes to Ga., 202
Scheffler, Johannes, comes to Ga., 202
Scherausa, Johannes, comes to Ga., 202
Scherausa, Maria Helena, comes to Ga., 202
Schneyder, Adam, comes to Ga., 213
Schneyder, Anna Barbara, comes to Ga., 213
Schneyder, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 213
Schneyder, Henrick, comes to Ga., 213
Schoolmaster, John Dobell appointed, 253, 260
to instruct all children free, 283, 303
Scotch Club, causes trouble about Ga., 165
Scots minister at Darien, funds for, 24
Scott, Capt. Patrick, brings mail to Ga., 270, 272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 286, 288, 290, 305, 306, 329
Scott, James, express to Oglethorpe, 299
Scottish Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, allowance for minister at Darien, 4
Scout boats, in Ga., 57, 116–117
Seacoast, Trustees desire description by Oglethorpe, 34
Seaford, to be stationed off Ga., 25
Searls, James, letter to, 146
pay for periaugua hire, 146
requests payment from Trustees, 131–132, 135
Servants, allowance for women and children, 61
brought by Capt. William Thomson, 7–8, 129–130, 133–134, 135–136
disposition in Georgia, 1–3
how paid for by Georgians, 135
not to be rented out, 280
payment for in Ga., 147–149
payment for by John Fallowfield, 145–146
to be given out to settlers, 120
to be sent to Ga., 176, 221, 280, 289, 315, 323, 327–328; see Trust servants
Servants, German, become industrious, 222
petition for freedom of children, 262, 278
uses of, 57
Servants, out of time, encouragement for, 115, 120
freedom dues, 166, 262, 278, 328
to receive livestock, 291
to work on Trust farms temporarily, 279
Servants, Palatine, to come to Ga., 29
Settlers, dissatisfied in Ga., 99–100
subsistance for new, 193
urged to use joint labour on their lands, 103
Seward, William, goes to Ga. with Whitefield, 50
Shaftesbury, Earl of, chosen to Common Council, 118
Shaw, Jacob, bounty paid to, 343
Shaw, John, bounty paid to, 343
Shepherd, Peter, express to Charles Town, 300
supplies bought of, 297
Ship Caesar, abandoned at Tybee, 285–286
Ship clearance, time required in Ga., 247
Shoes, sent to Ga., 9, 56, 60, 61, 72, 92, 94–95, 158, 268–269, 290, 316, 320, 339
Shubrick, Capt. Thomas, brings mail and supplies to Ga., 18, 21, 24, 25, 27, 44, 129, 133, 135, 141, 144, 145, 146, 147, 149, 150
Sick, method of payment for, 233–234
treatment in southern part of Ga., 230
Sick and poor, relief of, 292
Sigerist, Anna, comes to Ga., 214
Sigerist, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 214
Sigerist, Hans Kunrath, comes to Ga., 214
Sigerist, Hans Martin, comes to Ga., 214
Sigerist, Johannes, comes to Ga., 214
Silk, arrives in England, 236, 246
bounty for production, 141, 187, 197, 276
culture a chief concern in Ga., 260
produced in Purysburgh, S. C., 190, 282
produced by Salzburgers, 276
progress of, 60
Trustees pleased with account, 49
Silk machines, sent to Ga., 340, 346–347
Silk production, 171
book on sent, 87, 88, 172, 340, 346–347
children to learn, 132, 138, 143
Christopher Burgemeister understand, 236
encouraged, 104, 144–145, 150–151, 167, 187, 222–223, 227–228, 281–282, 322, 346–347
expenses of, 292–293
figures upon desired, 166–167
to be taught to young women, 281–282, 292, 327; see Camuse, Jane Mary
Silk worm, seeds sent from Italy to Ga., 223
Simmons Smith & Co., debts due by Robert Vaughan, 295
Simond, Peter & J. C., Trustees payments to, 18
Sinclair, William, whereabout unknown, 173
Smith, James, wants to alienate Henry Close’s lot, 156
Smith, John, pays freight to Ga., 319–320
Smithers, James, pay for working on Ebenezer sawmill, 256
repairs boat, 297
Soils, Trustees want report on, 89
Sola bills, accounting for, 27, 230
sent to Ga., 24–25, 26, 27–28, 49, 55, 61, 74, 90, 105, 121, 132, 157, 173, 180–181, 193–194, 205, 211, 241, 242, 261, 290, 291, 309, 326, 330, 332, 333, 338
to be issued by James Oglethorpe, 21–22
to pay all bills in Ga., 186
Soldiers, families to have way paid to Ga., 286, 288
support for by Trustees, 137–138
South Carolina, payments to Ga., 150
South Carolina Gazette, advertisement on Ga. debts, 17
S. C.- Ga. Indian relations, 118
S. C.- Ga. Indian trade, regulations, 97–98, 194–195, 203–205
Southern Ga., expenses, 224–225
imperfect accounts, 230
Sow, given to encourage young planters, 115, 120
Spades & shovels, sent for Trustees’ servants, 1 3, 14
Spanish, cause trouble with Creek Indian traders, 97
desire to possess Ga., 22
invasion of Ga., losses from, 288, 314
Spanish guarda costas, affect trade of North America, 99
Spaniards, capture mail from Ga., 246, 260, 321, 324
sale of munitions to by Caleb Davis, 87
Spencer, William, bill of exchange on Trustees, 314, 317
comes to Ga. to handle accounts and as bailiff, 239, 240, 243
letter to, 317
work on Thomas Causton’s accounts, 312, 313, 317
Spiritious Liquors, act to prohibit, enforcement of, 6, 9
Stamping mill, at Ebenezer, 178
Stanbery, Recompence, account, 38, 41
State of the Province, counter representation to, 167–168
by William Stephens taken by Spaniards, 246
Trustees want report of, 89, 346; see Conditions in Ga.
Stationery, sent to William Stephens, 101, 196, 205
Stein, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 216
Stein, Casper am, comes to Ga., 216
Steinbacker, Barbara, comes to Ga., 202
Steinhavell, Christian, petition about children approved, 278
Stelle, Hans George, comes to Ga., 217
Stephens, Thomas, advocated fee simple land and Negro slaves, 170
brings on Parliamentary inquiry into Ga., 257–259
charges for transportation to Ga., 18
coming to England, 88
counter representation on State of Georgia and published pamphlet, 167–168
goes to S. C., 184
may not return to Ga., 105, 107
objections to Ga. spread in England, 112–113
petitions King and House of Commons, 244, 245, 246
propaganda against Ga., 118–119, 165, 242, 285
removed from inheritance of father’s land in Ga., 170, 242
supplied money in Charles Town, 20
Stephens, Newdigate, heir of William Stephens, 321
Stephens, William, accounts of, 322, 324–325, 337–338, 348
allowance to, 71
allowances for sickness in family, 37
and Thomas Jones get on well, 98
appointed conservator of the peace, 236
appointed president of Savannah, 167, 182
bounty paid to, 342
china mug for, 10
clerk to be sent, 173
commissioner for Indian trade, 195
commissioner to determine public debt, 22
correspondence, 7
funds from Oglethorpe, 60
grapevines for, 229
helped the son of James Vernon, 120
journal kept by Trustees, 159
journal received by Trustees, 18, 27, 35, 59, 82, 88, 98, 120, 153, 159, 161, 168, 169, 182, 185, 186, 187, 212, 225, 236, 237, 245–246, 259, 262, 269, 290, 313, 321, 324, 326, 327, 331, 332, 337, 345, 346
lack of correspondence, 152–153
letters from delayed, 18
letters, journal, and accounts received from, 128
letters to, 6, 14, 16, 17, 18, 27, 35, 45, 46, 58, 59, 82, 88, 87, 93, 98, 101, 102, 104, 105, 118, 127, 128, 129, 150, 152, 155, 159, 164, 165, 181, 186, 187, 190, 193, 212, 219, 220, 225, 232, 236, 237, 240, 243, 245, 251, 259, 265, 266, 268, 269, 270, 277, 289, 308, 309, 310, 312, 320, 321, 323, 326, 327, 329, 330, 331, 333, 337, 345, 348
lucern seed sent to, 239
magistrates to confer with freely, 90
payments to for sickness, 34
removed son Thomas as heir to land, 170, 242, 321, 324
salary and allowances, 60–61
stationery went to, 331
supplies had from Oglethorpe, 58
Thomas Bosomworth appointed clerk, 191
Thomas Bosomworth’s opinion, 253
to examine Causton accounts, 37–38, 41, 312, 313
to inspect church building at Savannah, 272
to issue sola bills, 25
to license Indian traders, 211
to send names of possible officials, 160
to send Trustees an account of conditions in Ga., 89, 113, 117, 119, 246, 284
Trustees ask his opinion on allowing Negroes in Ga., 251, 285
Trustees high regard for, 18, 107, 119, 184, 339
Trustees hope for clerk soon, 186
vineyard at Bewlie, 246
Stephens, William, Jr., takes orders in Church of England, 186–187
Stewart, Donald, express to Frederica, 299
Stewart, Lt., bounty paid to, 343
Stirling, William, letter to, 128
trial delayed, 310–311
Stoll, Anna Magdalena, comes to Ga., 215
Stoll, Ezekiel, comes to Ga., 215
grant of land, 277
Stoll, Jacob, comes to Ga., 215
Stone, Andrew, letters to, 85, 107, 108, 128, 250
Stone, Peter, letter to, 50
Stores, private in Ga., 99
Strubler, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 214
Strubler, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 214
Stutz, Barbara, comes to Ga., 214
Stutz, Hans, comes to Ga., 214
grant of land, 277
Stutz, Hans Caspar, comes to Ga., 214
Stutz, Hans Henrick, comes to Ga., 214
Stutz, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 214
Stutz, Hans Ullerick, comes to Ga., 214
Stutz, Michael, comes to Ga., 214
Success, brings mail to Ga., 234, 236, 239, 240, 243
to bring munitions for militia, 333
Sugar, imported into Ga., 125, 155
Summerset, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 89, 102
Sumner, Thomas, land granted to, 286, 315–316
rebuilt lighthouse, 286
Supplies, sent to Ga., 7, 9, 14, 130, 134, 136
Support, for Georgians, 60
Surgeon and apothecary, Trustees hope to secure one for Savannah, 283, 316
Surgeon’s bills, of Thomas Hawkins disallowed, 158
Surrey, Capt. Hugh, brings mail to Ga., 165
Survey, general, to be made of Ga., 274
Surveys, Trustees desire maps of lands, 34–35
Surveying instruments, sent to Ga., 5, 7, 9, 265–266
Surveyor, Joseph Avery’s duties, 274, 283
need in Ga., 102–103
Sutherland, Lt. Patrick, land granted to, 286
taken by Spaniards, 268
Sutherland, Robert, arrives in Ga., 199
Swallow, brings mail to Ga., 326, 327
Swiss, aid to new settlers, 195, 211
colonists arrive in Ga., 212–219
hope for help with minister, 195, 212
settled in Ga., 246–247
Swiss and German colonists, on way to Ga., 189–190, 191, 193–194
Symonds, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 98, 99, 101
Tailfer, Patrick, bill of exchange, 314
says Ga. in bad condition, 106
Tartar Man of War, brings mail to 47
Taylor, Webster, in Ga. ?, 19
Terry, John A., allowance for a servant, 197
appointed bailiff, 240
cultivation of grapes on Tybee Island, 275
draws bill of exchange on Trustees, 294, 307–308, 309, 325–326
escorts Highlanders to Ga., 195, 210
letter on office of register, 326
letter to, 243, 268, 275, 307, 319, 326, 336
lucern seed sent to, 239
may want to move to Savannah, 334–335, 336–339
recorder at Frederica, 195, 210, 275, 291–292, 332
salary advanced, 197
sent regulations on land tenure, 238, 243
struck with horror at Savannah, 275
supplies sent to, 316
suspended as recorder 334, 336
to correspond with president and assistants, 275, 291–292
to correspond with Trustees, 275
Thilo, Christian Ernst, encouragement to remain at Ebenezer, 163, 178, 254
Thomas, Capt., to build church in Savannah, 142
Thomson, Capt. William, account, 37, 41
agent for colonists in England, 235
and Joseph Hughes’ lot in Savannah, 4
brings Capt. William Horton’s company, 229
brings mail to Ga., 1, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 47, 51, 52, 53, 54, 58, 64, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 154, 155, 158, 234, 236, 237, 239, 240, 243
brings servants to Ga., 129–130, 133–134, 135–136
brings supplies to Ga., 130, 134, 136
claim for medicines delivered to Frederica, 232–234
comes to Ga. on Two Brothers, 10
delayed by Oglethorpe, 136
draught paid to, 150
fiscal agent for Thomas Hawkins, 153, 231, 256–257, 263
freight brought to Ga., 57
memorial about German servants, 57
pay for servants, 1–2
secures Henry Close’s lot, 156
servants, 7–8
to bring muntions for militia, 333
to have warehouse space in Ga., 158
Tiffin, Capt. William, brings mail to Ga., 270, 272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 286, 288, 290, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309
Timber, for Salzburgers, 315
Titchfield, brings mail and freight to Ga., 224, 229, 231, 232
Toleration, Act of, in full force in Ga., 271, 284
Tondee, Charles, orphan taken by Whitefield, 142
Tools, for Trustee servants, 71, 75
Torgler, Anna, comes to Ga., 217
Torgler, Catherina, comes to Ga., 217
Torgler, Johannes, comes to Ga., 217
grant of land, 277
Tower, Thomas, and enforcement of rum act, 4–5
Town court at Savannah, mace sent for, 7, 9
proceedings in, 294–295, 308–309, 310
Townsend, Edward, express to Oglethorpe, 301
petition rejected by Trustees, 264
Townshend, Capt. George, brings mail to Ga., 47
letter to, 50
requesting him to take mail to Ga., 50–51
Trebarn, Robert, bounty paid to, 343
Trevor, Robert, asked to help colonists passage through Holland, 22–23, 24
letter to, 22
requested to help Swiss and German colonists, 191
A True and Historical Narrative of the Colony of Georgia, printed in Charles Town, 182–183
Trunan, Jacob, grant of land, 278
Trust lands, not to be kept reserved, 279
Trustees, anniversary meeting, 118
anniversary sermons, 39, 118, 172
petition Parliament for money, 21–22
for Georgia’s future, 220–221
pleased with Parliamentary inquiry, 257–259
possess governmental power collectively, 273
to have frequent meetings, 270
views on Ga., 245
Trustees accounts, see Accounts, Trustee
Trustees Common Council, full meeting, 286
no meetings, 317
Trustees estimate, of Ga. expenses, 61, 65–71, 177; see estimate of expenses in Ga.
Trustees expenses, savings hoped for, 61
Trustees farms, to be disposed of, 278–279
Trustees Garden, bad condition, 346
mulberry trees to be raised in, 281
Trustees house in Savannah, repairs to, 130, 134
Trustees letters, how to be answered, 173
Trustees mail, procedure for handling, 313–314
Trustees meetings, none in summer of 1740, 158
Trustees office, moved to Harman Verelst’s house, 244, 249
Trustees orders, to be carried out, 130, 134
Trustees payments, to be made in money, 49, 60
Trustees plantation, near Savannah, 228
Trustees servants, 2
account of desired, 60
account of their work desired, 263
allowance for those of officials, 69, 303–304
clothing and maintenance, 25, 26, 27, 28, 49, 139–140
cultivating lands for religious purposes, 21, 69, 279
expenses, 67–70
fed out of Trustees stores, 33
freedom dues, 166
granted to William Stephens, 170
in Southern Ga., 131
land to be laid out for, 52, 64
list of names, time, cost, etc., 37
none at Frederica, 115
of William Ewen, 193
overseers for, 11–12, 34, 36–37, 43, 49, 52, 56, 60, 62, 115, 222
to aid in building church in Savannah, 139
to be granted to those who signed the State of the Province, 170–171
type work they do, 136; see servants
Trustees stores, account of to be taken, 33
private goods to be taken out, 32
procedure for issue and people to be served, 33, 36
to be discontinued, 52, 53, 59, 121, 122, 131, 134–135
Trustees store at Frederica, 305
Trustees store house, to be rented, 59
Two Brothers, brings mail to Ga., 1, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 47, 51, 52, 53, 54, 58, 64, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 187, 190; see Capt. William Thomson
Tybee Island, James Dormer pilot, 227, 262
lighthouse, 62, 82, 120, 227, 247, 262, 286
pilot boat necessary, 62
vista desired on, 266
Tyrrell, George, express to Oglethorpe, 302
Tything men, no Trustee allowance to, 114–115
number to be explained, 282, 291
Ulrick, John Casper, coming to Ga., 22, 23
shoemaker to make shoes for orphans, 42, 43
Union, brings mail to Ga., 320
Unity, sloop, brings sugar to Ga., 125, 155
Upton, Thomas, express to Frederica, 296, 300
sale of provisions, 296
Urlsperger, Rev. Samuel, aid to German colonists, 23–24
letters to, 23
sends colonists to Ga., 42
to collect Salzburgers to go to Ga., 164
Vanderplank, Mary, allowance to, 305
Vaughan, Robert, James Crokatt’s proceedings against, 294–295, 308–309, 310
Vernon, James, son helped in Ga., 120
Vernonburgh, cattle to be given to, 327
Vestry room, adjoining the church to be built, 46
Vetterly, Anna Magdalena, comes to Ga., 213
Vetterly, Catharina, comes to Ga., 213
Vetterly, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 213
Vetterly, Henry, comes to Ga., 213
Vetterly, Regula, comes to Ga., 213
Vigera, John Fred, arrives in Ga., 254
conducts Salzburgers to Ebenezer, 195–196, 202
supplies for, 219
Vine cuttings, sent to Ga., 19
Vines, sent by Earl of Egmont, 187
Vineyard, begun at Bewlie, 246
Abraham DeLyon given a loan for, 115
urged, 104
Vogler, Anna Magdalena, comes to Ga., 218
Vogler, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 218
Vogler, Hans Casper, comes to Ga., 218
Vogler, Hans Ullerick, comes to Ga., 218
Vogler, Henrick, comes to Ga., 218
Wace, John, asked for pass for Swiss going to Ga., 188–189, 191
Wachster, Joseph, grant of land, 277
Wachter, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 216
Wachter, Josephus, comes to Ga., 216
Wachter, Susannah, comes to Ga., 216
Wadham, Capt. John, brings mail to Ga., 159, 160, 162, 192, 193, 207, 208, 209, 210, 212, 219
brings supplies to Ga., 219
Waldhaver, Barbara, servant, 149
Walker, Thomas, buys servants, 130, 133–134
Walset, Andrew, buys servants, 130, 134
Wardrope, Joseph, petition for land on Hutchinson’s Island rejected, 263
Wassermaennim, Elizabeth, coming to Ga., 22, 23
Wasserman, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 42, 43
Waterland, Dr. Daniel, recommends minister for Savannah, 132, 140
Watson, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 333, 335, 336
Watson, Charles, abandoning his duty as magistrate, 339, 345–346, 347
appointed recorder, 236–237
appointed third bailiff, 237, 239, 240
land purchase approved, 278
petition to Trustees, 317
Watson, Joseph, account with Trustees store, 322
denied licence to trade with Indians, 322, 339–340
petition for land and Indian trade, 314
Watts, Mrs. Frances, funds due, 314–315
Wedderburn, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 182, 185
Wesley, Rev. Charles, intends to return to Ga., 5, 11
Wesley, Rev. John, minister at Savannah, 142–143
William Norris succeeds, 4
West, John, debts to Trustees and Thomas Causton, 4
draught on Thomas Causton, 6, 8
given Trustees permission to dispose of his lot and return to England, 1–52
letter to, 51
names David Provoost to lot in Savannah, 4
White, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 15, 16
White, Richard, storekeeper for Trustees stores, 33, 36, 41
White, Thomas, bounty paid to, 344
Whitefield, Rev. George, accounts of Savannah and Frederica, 15–16
authority over orphans, 132, 140, 262–263
building of church in Savannah, 132, 139, 262, 284, 320
collected funds for orphan house, 50, 54, 59, 123–124, 126
collects funds for the Salzburgers, 123–124, 126
draught to Capt. Whiting paid, 14
expense of candles, 142
expenses of voyage to England, 11
grant for orphan house, 46–47
in Savannah, 121
intends to leave Ga., 140
leaves Savannah as minister, 221
left London for Am., 50
letters to, 10, 14, 15, 51, 124, 140, 320
long in passage to England, 18
people at Savannah like, 14
religious buildings at Frederica, 5, 11
returns to Savannah, 25, 28, 59, 76, 123, 124
says charitable contributions to Ga. of little value, 143
to officiate at Savannah, 50
to report to Trustees on building of orphan house, 141
to return to England, 132
to return to England for Priest’s orders, 5
urged to return to Ga., 51
Whites, ability to work in Ga., 48
Whiting, Leonard, box sent for, 75
caps for, 157
letter for, 75
Widow and orphans, fed out of Trustees stores, 33
Wiggins, Thomas, express to Frederica, 299
Willer, Maria Eirtsch, comes to Ga., 216
William and Sarah, brings mail to 321, 323, 326
damaged and delayed in sailing, 330
Williams, John, certified accounts, 15
Williams, Robert, accounts of, 101–102
applies for land grant for Jacob Mathews, 247
certificate of Thomas Causton to, 48
says Ga. in bad condition, 106
transmit representation to Trustees, 47–48
Williams, Robert & John, account, 19, 38, 41
Williamson, Willian, appointed recorder at Savannah, 56, 62, 64, 74, 78
letter for, 75
letter to, 78
removed as recorder, 116, 119, 122
Willy, Lt. Anthony, payment of, 138
Wilmington Island, land on refused, 109
petitions for land on, 131
Wilson, James, express rider, 297
land exchange approved, 278
Wine, bounty on production, 187
from the Canary and Madeira Islands, 30–31
received in Trustees store, 49
Trustees pleased with account, 49
Wine production, a chief concern in Ga., 260
Winter, Capt., brings mail to Ga., 164
Wise, William, effects and will, 59
Wives, to be sent to Ga. for settlers, 221
Woegley, Anna Barbara, comes to Ga., 215
Woegley, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 215
Woegley, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 215
Woegley, Johannes, comes to Ga., 215
Woegley, Rachel, comes to Ga., 215
Wolter, Richard, aid to Swiss and German settlers requested, 189–190, 191
to aid Salzburgers in Rotterdam, 23, 24, 185–186
Women, Trustees to allow to hold land, 34, 38–39, 82–83
Woodward & Flower, account of James Oglethorpe with, 154
letter to, 154
payments of bills of exchange, 154
seizures of goods of, 154, 155, 156, 158–159
Wragg, Joseph, account with Trustees, 18, 19–20
letters to, 19
Wragg, Samuel, delivers servants to Tybee, 3
demands on S. C., 12
Wright, Archibald, bounty paid to, 343
Wright, Capt. James, brings mail to Ga., 92, 93, 95, 166, 169, 173, 174, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 316, 319
Wright, John, express from Augusta, 299
express to Savannah, 300
Wright, Capt. Joseph, brings freight to Ga., 94–95
Wurley, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 216
Wurley, Hans Caspar, comes to Ga., 216
Wurley, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 216
Wurley, Margaretta, comes to Ga., 216
Wurth, Anna, comes to Ga., 214
Wurth, Catherina, comes to Ga., 214
Wurth, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 214
Wurth, Hans Jacob, comes to Ga., 214
Wurth, Salamena, comes to Ga., 214
Wurth, Susannah, comes to Ga., 214
Yamacraw Indians, land reserve, 247
Young, Isaac, land grant, 80
land purchase approved, 278
letters to, 80
payment for carting stone, 345
Young, Thomas, supplies sent for, 7, 9
treatment of Thomas Eggerton, 237–238
Zeigenhagen, Friedrich Michael, admonishes Swiss and German settlers, 212
mail to, 162
Zubly, John J., brings mail to Ga., 330