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Detailed Reports on the Salzburger Emigrants Who Settled in America . . .: Volume Eight, 1741: Index

Detailed Reports on the Salzburger Emigrants Who Settled in America . . .: Volume Eight, 1741

Index

INDEX

Abbreviations:

br = brother,

d = daughter,

h = husband,

s = son

w = wife,

wid = widow

Pal = Palatine,

Salz = Salzburger

Abercorn Creek (Hill River), branch of Savannah River, 101

absolutum decretum, See Predestination.

Ade, Friedrich, s Salomo, 230

Ade (Adde), Hieronimus Salomo, shoemaker from Tubingen, 53, 55, 141, 192, 203, 228, 292

Ade, Johann Heinrich, s Salomo, 230

Ade, Margaretha, Pal, w Salomo, 228, 292

Agriculture, see Crops.

Agricultural implements, 4, 174

Apprenticeships, 15, 29, 37, 179, 275, 305, 359

Anabaptists, German sect, 154

Arensdorff, see Arnsdorff

Arnd(t), Johannes, 288, 502.

Author of True Christianity, Paradis-Gärtlein, Passion and Easter Sermons

Arnsdorff, Andreas Lorentz, Pal, deceased, 249, 250

Arnsdorff, (Catherina) Dorothea I, Pal, wid Andreas Lorentz, 226, 244, 251, 296

Arnsdorff, (Catherina) Dorothea II, d Dorothea I, 229

Arnsdorff, Magdalena, d Andreas Lorentz, 556 n 19

Arnsdorff, Maria Margaretha, d Dorothea I, 229

Arnsdorff, Peter, s Dorothea, I 226

Arnsdorff, Sophia, d Dorothea I, 229

Augsburg, city in Swabia, 110, 117, 155, 159, 187, 210, 215, 477, 520, 529

Ausführliche Nachrichten, contemporary edition of Boltzius’ reports, iv

Avery, Joseph, surveyor, 537

Bach, Gabriel, deceased Salz, 249, 294, 297

Bacher, Anna Maria, Salz, w Matthias, 58, 227, 290

Bacher, Appolonia, d Matthias, 230

Bacher, Maria, d Matthias, 230

Bacher, Matthias, Salz, h Anna Maria, 59, 62, 227

Bacher, Balthasar, Salz, 534

Bacher, Thomas, Salz, 496

Baptisms, see Births and Baptisms.

Barber, Jonathan, chaplain at Bethesda, iii, 81, 83, 487, 543 n4, 544, n 9

Barker, Joseph, Englishman at Old Ebenezer, 89, 91

Barn, 4

Beans, see Crops.

Berein, Lutheran chaplain in London, 142, 163, 239, 477

Bereng(er), Margaretha, see Zimmerebner.

Beschreibung eines verbesserten Fürstenstaats, 557 n 25

Bethesda, Whitefield’s orphanage near Savannah, 65, 81, 101, 190, 554 n 14

Beytrag zun Bau..., devotional work, 550 n 43

Bible, 255, 288

Births and baptisms. Rottenberger, 17

Reiter, 48

Lemmenhofer, 87, 88

Kalcher, 120

Zittrauer, 123

Maurer, H., 174

Kogler, 243

Brandner, 264

Boltzius, 324

Maurer, G., 351

Zimmerebner, 385

Sanftleben, 390

Dresler, 481

Depp, 491

Pletter, 515

Schweiger, 516

Zittrauer, 532

Lackner, 538.

Bischoff, see Bishop.

Bishop, Henry, English servant, 226, 454, 496, 547 n 19, 565 n 23

Bishop, Frederica, nee Unselt, w Henry, 226, 245, 259

Boats for transport, 420, 485, 488

Bohmer, Magdalena, hymnist, 541

Bogatzky, Carl Heinrich, Pietist author, 119, 154, 155, 182, 552 n 26, 554 n 9

Boltzius, Christina Elisabeth, d. Johann Martin, born, 324

Boltzius, Gotthilf Israel, s Johann Martin, 230, 558 n 19

Boltzius, Johann Martin, pastor to the Salz: travels to Savannah, 9, 83, 125, 127, 143, 184, 208, 324, 371, 375–76, 413, 454, 477

to Bethesda, 81

mails diaries and accounts, 239, 327, 417, 477

solicits funds, 76, 80, 296, 300, 445

daughter born, 324

maligned by Malcontents, 422–23

opposes unsuitable settlers, 442, 446

asked to continue as administrator, 521; et passim

Boltzius, Samuel Leberecht, s Johann Martin, 230

Booklet of the Blessings of God, 173

Book of Gifts and Benefactions, 283

Bounty on crops, see Corn-shilling.

Bourquin, Jean, Swiss surgeon, 561 n 22

Brandner, Maria I, w Matthias, 226

Brandner, Maria II, d Matthias, 229

Brandner, Matthias, Salz, 58, 64, 175, 226, 264, 430, 471, 496

Bruckner, Georg, Salz, 66, 387, 496

Bryan, Hugh, South Carolina planter, 483, 488, 569 n 2

Bryan, Jonathan, South Carolina planter, 364, 377, 483, 491, 515, 569 n 2

Bühler, Peter, Moravian teacher in Purysburg, 163. 176

Burgsteiner, Agatha, w Matthias, 226

Burgsteiner, Johannes, s Matthias, 230

Burgsteiner, Matthias, Salz, 145, 226, 260, 497

Butjenter, Heinrich Alard, court chaplain at London, 514

Camuse, Mary (Maria Camuso), silk worker in Savannah, 172

Cannstadt, city on the Neckar, 519, 523

Carp, 198

Carpenter, Nicholas, former servant of Boltzius, now thief lurking in woods, 5, 51, 58, 65, 75, 105, 107

Carts, 170, 171

Cats, 510

Cattle and livestock, 21, 89, 256, 388, 432, 442, 510

calves 19, 49, 60, 76, 191

cows, 523

hogs, 27

oxen, 455, 491, 524, 527

Cattle prices, 108, 269, 377, 467

cattle diseases, 463

cattle thefts, see Indians.

Causton, Thomas, keeper of the stores, 172, 185

Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor, 129

Charleston, capital of South Carolina, 124, 128, 276, 287

journey to, 488, 493, 511

German people in, 511, 514

Cherokees, see Indians.

Chifelle (Chiffelle), François Henri, Reformed minister at Purysburg, 148, 162, 487, 552 n 31

Christ, (Johann) Gottfried, converted Jew, tailor, 33, 34, 57, 150, 171, 195, 227, 272, 388 ff.

Church at Ebenezer, construction, 4, 60, 51, 70, 71, 74, 84, 85, 89, 90, 93, 101, 171, 295, 298, 312–13, 318, 331, 337, 391

consecrated, 411

Communion, see Holy Communion.

Compendium, see Freylinghausen.

Construction, see Barn, Church, Mill.

Contemplation of Solitude, etc, devotional tract, 478, 479

Continuations, later volumes of Ausführliche Nachrichten, 101, 215, 249, 287, 548 n 13

Contributions to the Building of the Kingdom of God, anonymous devotional tracts, 122

Corn, see Crops, Flour, Meal

Cornberger, see Kornberger

Corn-shilling, subsidy, 49, 76, 112, 120, 245, 268, 319, 489

Compen, Trustees’ cattle ranch at Old Ebenezer, ii, 19, 37

Cowherds, 86, 165. See Held, Nett, Schartner, Michael Schneider.

Cows, see Cattle.

Crafts: candles, 432

shoemaking, 50

ceramics, 179, 375, 451–52, 461–62, 554 n 3

Crause, see Krause.

Crecelius, Pastor at Reicheltheim, 272

Creek Indians, see Indians.

Crops, field : barley, 167, 510

beans, 214, 256, 495

corn, 2, 69, 101, 150, 199, 214, 298, 495

water ground corn, 16

flax, 209, 495

melons, 495

oats, 268, 495

peanuts, 495

rice, 94, 101, 113, 214, 453, 483, 495

rye, 167, 198, 495, 510

sweet potatoes, 495, 496

wheat, 167, 198, 268, 307; 486, 492, 510, 525

Crops, garden, 198

damage, 314, 429

harvest, 496

Custobader, Catharina, Pal, 228

Darien, Scots settlement, 487

Dairy products, 19

Dasher, Martin, Swiss, 556 n 17

Deaths. Simon Steiner, 14

Josef Ernst, 500

Kunlin, 518

Decretum absolutum, doctrine of predestination, iii

Deer, 510

Deer horns, 494

Depp, Mrs. of Orangeburg, mother of Valentin, 287, 353, 545 n 17

Depp, Valentin, Swiss fr Pbg, 29, 76, 359, 491

Diseaser arthritis vaga, 324

epilepsy (any seizures), 66, 427, 516

malaria, 286

quartan fever, 48, 90, 492, 504

tertian fever, 43, 492

intermittent fever, 90, 286, 380

fever cake, 48, 546 n 1

respiratory, 14, 25

scabies, 314, 317, 405

venereal, 297. See also Therapy and Cures.

Dogma of the Beginning of Christian life, 292

Dresden, capital of Saxony, 152

Dresler, ----, child of Georg, 481

Dresler (Dressler), Georg, Palatine, 443, 470, 477, 481, 483, 507

Driessler, Ulrich, minister at Frederica, 550 n 40

Duche, Andrew, potter, 179, 375, 451–52, 461–62, 554 n 3

East India, site of Lutheran missions, 191, 222, 237

Ebenezer, Salzburger settlement: Community expenses, 57, 71, 86, 165

founding remembered, 98–101

financial support and gifts, 110, 111, 152, 215, 319, 328, 438, 470, 521, 529:

improvements proposed, 416–17, 442, 444, 454

listing of adults, 225–26

of children, 226

of deaths, 231

layout and planning, 330, 366, 369, 405, 431, 454, 474

requests to settle in, 8, 129, 151, 185, 212, 228, 284, 392, 404, 434, 439–40

labor hiring out, 157, 254, 358–359, 360, 376

outmigration, 267, 330

trade, 485, 512

4th Salz transport, 524, 534, 536

“Ebenezer,” meaning of word, 154

Ebenezer Creek, creek entering Savannah River at Ebenezer, 99, 508

East India Company, 462

Eigel, Georg, Salz, 4th trans, 534

Eischberger, Catherina, d Ruprecht, 229

Eischberger, Johann, s Ruprecht, 229

Eischberger, Maria, Salz, w Ruprecht, 226

Eischberger, Ruprecht, Salz, 226, 496

Ende, Baron von, benefactor, 464, 477, 566 n 29

English girl at Ortmann’s, 286

Ernst, (Anna) Maria, 27, 227, 498

Ernst, Johannes, s Josef, 230

Ernst, Josef, Bavarian, 27, 66, 97, 181, 227, 233, 235, 248, 251, 264, 366, 369, 405, 431, 459, 468, 474, 493, 495, 497, 498, 500, 506, 516, 532

Ernst, Sabina, w Josef, 27, 251

Ernst, Susanna, d Josef, 230

Essentia dulci, a medication made at Halle, 10

Europa, ship carrying Swiss trans, 569 n 8

Fathers, Reverend. Patrons of Salzburgers, 114, 189, 549 n 23. See G. A. Francke, Urlsperger, Ziegenhagen

Fencing-out, 510, 568 n 32

Fever, see Disease.

Flerl, Anna Maria, nee Hopflinger, Salz, w Hans, 38, 90, 226, 290

Flerl, Carl, Salz, br Hans, 114, 227, 496

Flerl, Hanna, daughter Hans, 229

Flerl, Hans, Salz, 34, 96, 124, 125, 226, 290, 436, 496

Floerel, see Flerl

Flour and meal: from mill, 2, 112–13

supplies requested from mill, 19, 65, 80, 112, 120, 416–19

shortage, 108, 120, 417

prices, 112, 128, 150, 416, 429

seed, 268, 486, 495. See also Mill.

Fort Argyle, fort on Ogeechee, 297

Fourth Salzburger transport, 178, 207, 284, 417, 441, 459, 513, 514, 517, 524, 536

Francke, August Hermann, founder of Francke Foundation in Halle, ii, 117, 176, 558 n 16, 561 n 19

Francke, Gotthilf August, s August Hermann, 27, 49, 59, 101, 104, 120, 142, 145, 149 151, 155, 191, 195, 200, 202, 219, 239, 240, 532, 533

Francke Foundation (Franckesche Stiftungen), charitable institution in Halle and center of Pietist missions, iv, 554 n 15

Frederica, town on St. Simons Island. 2, 11, 37, 41

German people at, 120, 130, 213

minister to be appointed, 320–21

Frederick William I, King of Prussia, 556 n 5

Freylinghausen, Johann Anastasius, Pietist theologian, author of Compendium doctrinae Christianae and many hymns, 18, 45, 116, 251, 255, 545 n 18

Fruit: peaches, 198, 269, 307, 317, 509

pears, 349

plums, 198, 246, 269

grapes, 235, 443, 495

Gerhardt, Paul, hymnist, 541

Gebhart, ___, serving girl, 289

Gebhart, Elisabeth, d Philip, 230

Gebhart, Eva, d Philip, 230

Gebhart, Magdalena, see Reiter

Georgi, Privy Counselor, benefactor, 520, 527

German Chapel in London, 74

German indentured servants in Savannah, 83, 128, 141, 146–7, 179, 185–186, 188, 211, 212, 234, 269, 295, 301, 324, 418, 443, 460, 483, 511, 318

Giessendanner, Johann Ulrich, Swiss pastor at Orangeburg, 117, 200

Giessendanner, Johann, nephew and successor of above, 117, 199, 213, 285, 354, 466

Gifts to Salzburgers, 210, 213, 215, 216, 224, 225

Glaner, Georg, Salz, 534

Glocher, Bernhard, Salz, 534

Glantz, Sebastian, deceased Salzburger, 99

Golden Mass-manual, see Güldenes Messbüchlein.

Gotter, Ludwig Andreas, hymnist, 542

Graniwetter, Caspar, Salz, 534

Grapes, see vines

Grimmiger, Andreas, Austrian, 226, 247, 362, 496

Grimmiger, Anna Maria, wid Bischoff, w Andreas, 88, 226, 247

Grimmiger, Catherina, d Andreas, 229, 362

Gronau, Hanna Elisabeth, d Israel Christian, 230

Gronau, Israel Christian 1, assistant pastor with the Salz, travels to Savannah, 245, 280, 301, 390

to Charleston, 511–14

attends sick parishioners at Purysburg, 371, 455; et passim

Gronau, Israel Christian II, s Israel Christian I, 230

Gruber, Johann, s Peter, 229

Gruber, Maria, Salz, wid Mosshammer, w Peter, 32, 38, 39, 70, 118, 136, 226, 481, 497, 536

Gruber, Peter, Salz, deceased, 32, 231, 481, 487, 503

Grunig, Gruening, Swiss, 200

Gschwandl, Margaretha, d Thomas, 229

Gschwandl, Thomas, Salz, 226, 496

Gschwandl, Sibilla, Salz, w Thomas, 226

Güldenes-Messbüchlein, Catholic devotional manual, 53, 546 n 9

Güldenes-Schatzkästlein, devotional manual, 554 n 9

Haberfehner, Magdalena, deceased Austrian orphan, 38, 231, 278

Haberfehner, Susannah, Austrian orphan, 228

Habersham, Jas., schoolmaster at Bethesda, 19, 65, 76, 81, 113, 136, 213, 489, 543 n 4, 544 n 9

Hagen, Josef, Moravian in Savannah, 154, 193, 212, 370, 482

Halle, East German city, site of Francke Foundation, 44, 110, 155, 159, 163, 176, 187, 210, 211, 212, 213, 347, 477, 520, 529

Hamilton, Henry, indentured wigmaker, 110, 129, 142, 151, 228, 295, 367, 384, 422, 434, 549 n 24

Hamilton, Regina Charlotta, w Henry, 129, 151, 228, 295

Hares, 167, 198

Harper, Simon, English boy 163

Haus-Tafel (Tabula Oecononica), Luther’s table talks with his students, 59, 457, 476, 546 n 14

Havana, Cuba; 42, English prisoners escape from, 414

Heinrich, captured by British, 472, 545, n 30

Heinrich, Catharina, d Peter, 230, 380, 412–13, 418

Heinrich, Juliana, d Peter, 230, 412–13, 418

Heinrich, (Anna) Margaretha, see Zittrauer, Paulus.

Heinrich, Peter, Pal, deceased, 231, 413

Held, Conrad (mistakenly Condrit), Pal herdsman, 196

Held, Elisabeth, w Conrad, deceased, 231

Held, Hans Michael, Pal Herdsman, 196

Held, Johann Georg, Pal, 497

Helfenstein, Anna Dorothea, Pal, wid Johann Jacob, 31, 85, 226, 254

Helfenstein, Christian, s An. Dor., 230

Helfenstein, Friedrich, s An. Dor., 230

Helfenstein, Jacob, s An. Dor., 230

Helfenstein, Jeremias, s An. Dor., 230

Helfenstein, Johannes, s An. Dor., 230

Hermann, Mr., bleacher in Kempten, 141

Herrnberger, Franz, tailor fr Hungary, 47, 200, 546 n 32

Herrnhut, estate of Count Zinzendorf in Saxony, refuge of Moravians, 176, 552 n 21, 553 n 43

Herrnhüter, see Moravians

Hertzog, Martin, Salz, servant at orphanage, 16, 38, 39, 125, 227, 407

Hesler, Christian, Salz, 227, 496

Hesslin, Frau von, benefactress in Augsburg, 191

Hewett, Mrs., Indian interpreter, 436

Hildebrandt, Deacon in Augsburg, benefactor, 239, 257, 261, 477

Hohleise, benefactor in Augsburg, 140

Holy Communion: preparation, 5, 7, 8, 17, 27, 60, 116, 117, 121, 161, 406, 408, 468, 534

held, 66, 122, 242, 476, 500, 535

Refusal, 46, 180, 476, 500, 535

in Savannah, 83, 145–48

booklets for, 466

Holy Roman Empire, 500

Holtzer, Catharina, Austrian orphan, 38, 228, 271

Hopton, merchant in Charleston, 459

Horbius, Johann Heinrich, Pietist writer, 77, 547 n 27

Horses: riding 5, 105, 327

plow and draft, 4, 5, 363, 377, 434, 438, 447, 466, 474, 483, 492

Houses: consecration, Bacher, 59, 62, 283

Flerl, 436

construction: Brandner, 64

House construction. Brandner, 64

Huber, Mrs., German benefactress, 438

Huber, Margaretha, orphan of Lorentz, 230

Hunter, Patrick, doctor at Bethesda, 12, 544 n 9

Husbandry, animal: 166, 256, 327, 363, 377–78. See also Cattle.

Indians, 123, 256, 309, 312, 333, 374, 378, 381, 528

Uchis, 123, 417, 438, 443, 494, 528

Cherokees, 452

Creeks, 123, 340

letter by Oglethorpe concerning treaties, 436–37

Indian traders, 454, 494, 528

Jewish community in Savannah, see Sheftal.

Jones, Noble, captain of scoutboat, 561 n 20

Jones, (Monsieur) Thomas, keeper of the stores, 11, 37, 41, 49, 56, 76, 79, 80, 84, 91, 107, 108, 109, 110, 112, 114, 119, 124, 128, 129, 132, 145, 150, 153, 170, 178, 201, 202, 207, 211, 213, 281, 283, 418, 483, 485, 486, 488, 489, 513, 519, 520

Juncker, Dr. Johann, Pietist physician at Halle, 49

Käsemeyer, Catherina, Pal, w Martin, 228

Käsemeyer, Clemens, son Martin, 230

Käseieyer, Dorothea, daughter Martin, 230

Käseieyer, Martin, Pal servant, 156, 228, 244, 496, 556 n 13

Kalcher, Margaret, nee Gunther, w Ruprecht, 31, 79, 97, 173, 225, 298

Kalcher, Maria, d Ruprecht, 229

Kalcher, Maria Magdalena, d Ruprecht, 120, 229

Kalcher, Ruprecht, Salz, manager of orphanage, 13, 14, 21, 54, 55, 79, 85, 150, 189, 210, 225, 389, 474, 497, 527, 529, 536

Kalcher, Ursula, d Ruprecht, 229

Kieffer family, 106, 167, 192, 217, 238

Kieffer, Anna Elisabeth, nee Depp, w Johann Jacob, 52, 116, 125, 141, 152, 173–174, 178, 192, 401, 406, 410–411

Kieffer, Elisabeth Catherina, w Theobald II, 76, 167, 178, 192, 197

Kieffer, Johann Jacob, Pal fr Pbg 6, s Theobald I, 17, 29, 32, 61, 116, 117, 141, 152, 167, 173, 178, 276, 285, 488, 493, 544 n 16, 551 n 12

Kieffer, (Anna) Margaretha, Pal, w Theobald, Sr., 60, 182, 192

Kieffer, Margaretha, grown daughter of Theobald, Sr., 76, 286

Kieffer, Theobald, I, Swiss fr Pbg, 15, 29, 30, 40, 60, 69, 178, 182, 192, 250, 251, 276, 367, 493, 544 n 13

Kieffer, Theobald, II, Pal fr Pbg 6, 52, 61, 145, 378, 544 n 16

Kleinknecht, Pastor, editor of mission reports, 196

Kogler, Barbara, Salz, w Georg, 227, 243, 298

Kogler, Georg, Salzburger carpenter and builder of mill, 4, 16, 22, 23, 70, 170, 227, 232, 496, 507, 529, 532

Koller, Maria Anna, d of Engel, 162

Koller, Engel, Swiss wid, kinswoman of Krusy, 161, 227

Koller, Maria Anna, d Engel, 230

Kornberger, Johann, Salz, 206, 226, 497

Kornberger, Gertraut, nee Einecker, w Joh, 63, 205. 206, 226, 253

Kornberger, Maria, d Johann, 229

Krämer, Anna Maria, Pal., 504

Krause, Barbara, nee Einecker, w Leonhard, 63, 64, 226, 289

Krause (Crause), Leonhard, Salz, 226, 289, 494, 496

Kroehr, Barbara, mother-in-law of Boltzius, 549 n 15

Kronberger, see Kornberger

Krüsy, Adrian, s Hans, 230

Krüsy, Hans, Swiss fr Pbg, 66, 138, 161, 168, 227, 235, 284, 382, 418

Künlin, Conrad, Salz, 4th trans., 518

Künlin, Maria, wid Conrad, 518

Labor, farm, hired from Ebenezer, 157, 254, 358–51, 360, 376

wages and conditions, 214

carpenters, 454

Lackner, Gertraut, Salz, deceased, 231

Lackner, Hanna, d Martin, 229

Lackner, Margaretha, nee Egger, w Martin, 140, 226, 538

Lackner, Martin, Salz 4th trans, 534

Lackner, Martin, Salz 3rd trans, 40, 226, 365, 428, 496

Laminit of Memmingen, German benefactor, 239

Landfelder, Agatha, d Veit, 229

Landfelder, Ursula, nee Wassermann, Salz, w Veit 7, 28, 209, 226, 252, 259, 260, 264, 265, 266, 267, 269, 282, 349, 359, 421, 424, 435

Landfelder, Veit, Salz, h Ursula 7, 28, 105, 226, 265, 288, 497, 558 n 10

Latin school, part of Francke Foundation in Halle, 176

Lehre von Aufang christlichen Glaubens, devotional tract, 558 n 16

Leimberger, Christian, Salz, 226, 293, 294, 362, 387, 496

Leimberger, Margaretha, nee Staud, wid Bach, w Christian, 59, 76, 226, 293, 297

Leitner, Josef, Salzburger, 4, 60, 114, 227, 296, 497

Lemmenhofer, Maria I, Salzburger, w Veit, 87, 88, 227, 273

Lemmenhofer, Maria II, child of Veit, 87, 230

died, 436

Lemmenhofer, Veit, Salzburger, 87, 227, 273, 283, 447, 449

Letters: to Salzburgers and ministers, Berein, 142, 459, 464

Butjenter, 514

East Prussia, 195

Francke, 142, 145, 155, 200, 533

Halle Orphanage, 198

Hildebrandt, 257–58, 438, 446

Majer, 460, 464, 465

Martyn, 208

v. Müllern, 208

v. Münch, 198

Newman, 207

Oglethorpe, 80, 112, 178, 187, 268, 318, 436–37, 521, 535

v. Reck, 459

Urlsperger, 131–32, 212, 240, 458, 463, 523

Verelst, 212

Walbaum, 155, 158, 208, 211, 241

Wiedmann, Mrs., 418

Ziegenhagen, 142, 191.

Letters from Ebenezer, Berein, 149, 239, 477

Ende, 477

East Prussia, 176, 236

Francke, 149, 191, 239, 417, 477

Hildebrandt, 239, 477

Majer, 417

v. Münch, 239

Oglethorpe, 3–4, 11, 119–20, 192, 327, 444

v. Reck, 477

SPCK and Halle, 59, 142, 239, 329

Trustees, 239

Urlsperger, 140–41, 239, 417

Walbaum, 19, 239, 279

Whitefield, 136

Ziegenhagen, 149, 191, 238

Lindau, city on Lake Constance, 243

Linder, Swiss at Purysburg, 392, 484

Lithuania, refuge of Salzburgers, 232, 235, 239. See East Prussia.

Livestock, see Cattle.

London, 520

Lucius, Pastor, religious author, 251

Luther, Martin, reformer, 61, 117, 121, 156, 168, 200, 552 n 27. .

Lutherus redivivus, devotional work, 61

Lutz, Samuel, Swiss theologian, 556 n 20

Madereiter, Hans, Salz, deceased, 287

Madeira, Spanish wine islands, 234

Majer, Pastor, benefactor, 460, 464, 477

Malabars, people in India, 190, 235

Malcontents, opponents of Trustees plans for Georgia, 213, 301, 324, 422, 461

Martyn, Benjamin, secretary of Trustees, 208

Marriages: Reiter-Steiner, 135

Zettler-Kieffer, 197

Leitner-Arnsdorff, 296

Müller-Krämer, 504

Riedelsperger-Schweighoffer, 530

Schartner-Rauner, 538

Maurer (Mauer), Barbara, single Salz woman, 181, 227, 234, 266, 267, 270, 288, 289

Maurer, (Anna) Catherina, Salz, w Hans, 91, 122, 162, 174, 202, 227, 273, 430–31, 532

Maurer, Elisabeth I, w Gabriel, 227, 253

Maurer, Elisabeth II, d Gabriel, 230

Maurer, Gabriel, Salz, 227, 351, 496

Maurer, Hans I, Salz, 2nd trans, 202, 227, 496

Maurer, Johannes, son Hans I, 230

Maurer, Hans II, Salz, 4th transport, 534

McCloud, John, Presbyterian minister at Darien, 487, 567 n 10

McIntosh, Eneas, captain at Palalchocolas, 268, 269, 374

Mecklenburg, province in North Germany, conversion in, 241

Medications, 48, 202, 385, 494, 504

Essentia dulci, 10

Lapis infernalis, 565 n 24

Peruvian bark, 90

Sassafras, 108

Schauer Balm, 97, 165, 233, 428, 438, 494, 504

Melons, 256, 269

Memmingen, city in south Germany where Salzburgers sojourned, 296, 535, 558 n 10

Mengden, Gustav von, hymnist, 541

Meyer, Elisabeth, w Ludwig, 535

Meyer, (Johann) Georg, br of Ludwig, 525

Meyer, (Johann) Ludwig, new physician, Salz. 4th trans, 525, 535, 567 n 3

Meyer, Magdalena, Swiss girl at Ebenezer, d Ursula, 124, 212, 246

Meyer, Pastor, in Halle, 191

Meyer, Ursula, Swiss wid in Savannah, 124, 212, 404

Midwives: 87, 351, 397, 438

Mill, grist, 2, 3, 4, 11, 15, 16, 18, 19, 22, 25, 35, 55, 94, 106, 112, 119, 132, 207, 248, 257, 292, 293, 297, 317, 331, 341, 348, 416, 483, 492, 504, 505, 508, 516

hand mill, 527

Mischcke, Pastor, inspector at Halle, 268

Moore, Francis, recorder at Frederica, 564 n 13

Moravians (Herrnhüter), Pietist German sect, 148, 149, 150, 153–4, 163, 176–77, 200, 201, 202, 212

Mulberry trees, see Silk Manufacture.

Müller, Anna Christina, w Fr. Wilh., 227, 266

Müller, Elisabeth, d Wilh., 30

Müller, Friedrich Wilhelm, clockmaker from Frankfurt, 41, 226, 266, 495

Müller, Maria Magdalena, d Fr. Wilh., 230

Müller, (Johann) Paul, s Fr. Wilh. 114, 227, 497, 504

Müllern, Johann Gottfried von, leader of 4th trans to London, 521

Münch, Chretien von, benefactor in Augsburg, 188, 220, 235, 239, 247, 348, 542

Musgrove’s cowpen, ranch of Mary Musgrove, half-breed Indian interpreter, 107

Music: singing, 486

Negro spiritual, 512

hymns, see Appendix I, p. 541.

Myrtle wax, 432

Names, significance of, 123

Neander, Joachim, hymnist, 341

Needles, Spanish, sent to Ebenezer, 213, 470

Negroes, molest Palatines, 494, 361 n 29. see also Slaves.

Negro woman sings, 512, gets religion, 515

Nett, Elisabetha Magdalena, w Fr. Lud., 228

Nett, Friedrich Ludwig, Pal herdsman, 228, 497

Neuss, Heinrich Georg, hymnist, 541, 542

Newman, Henry, secretary SPCK, 111, 129, 141, 150, 207, 318, 549 n 27

New Windsor, Swiss settlement on the Savannah, 556 n 8

Nötige Prüfung seiner Selbst, devotional tract, 561 n 19

Norris, William, Anglican minister, 83, 107, 114, 150, 549 n 21

Nuts, wild, 432

Obuch, Mr., Lutheran missionary in India, 190

Ockstead, Causton’s estate, 185

Oglethorpe, Gen. Jas. Edward, founder of Georgia. ii, 2, 3, 4, 11, 41, 49, 56, 76, 80, 99, 100, 112, 113, 119, 120, 132, 170, 172, 178, 187, 207, 208, 245, 268, 273, 275, 491, 509, 528, 533, 540

Old Ebenezer, first Salzburger settlement, ii, 20, 98, 169, 286. See Trustees’ compen.

Orangeburg, Swiss and German district in South Carolina, 17, 117, 199, 287, 353–54

Order of Salvation (Ordmung des Heils), religious procedure and text, 499, 568 n 23

Orphanage in Ebenezer, center of economy as boarding school, 45, 124, 212, 246, 332

expenses, 57, 165

gifts, 110, 189, 210, 240, 529

inmates, 31, 57–58, 97, 101

needs labor, 21, 54, 85, 150

silk making and agriculture, 173, 184, 197–98, 256, 328

Orphanage in Halle, 44, 240

Orphanage near Savannah, see Bethesda

Ortmann, Christoph, schoolmaster at Ebenezer, 45, 96, 169, 170, 227, 246, 286, 382, 497, 547 n 20

Ortmann, Juliana, w Christoph, 43, 66, 84, 169, 170, 227

Orton, Anglican minister, 543 n 4

Ott, Mr. of Zurich, 222

Ott, Carl Siegmund, Salz., 114, 227, 497, 511

Oxen, see Cattle.

Ovens, 461

Palachocolas, fort on Savannah River, 69, 73, 170, 268, 486, 493

Palatine indentured servants, see German indentured servants.

Paradis-Gärtlein devotional tract by Johannes Arndt, 466, 566 n 34

Passion and Easter Sermons, devotional work by Johannes Arndt, 216, 232

Peaches, see Fruit.

Peach brandy, 317

Penner, Elisabeth, German maid, 150, 548 n 7

Pests, animal, 165, 180, 198, 349, 396, 510

Petiagua, large dugout, 488, 517

Pichler, Johann Gottfried, son Thomas, 229

Pichler, Margaretha, w Thomas, 226, 286

Pichler, Maria, d Thomas, 229

Pichler, Thomas, Salz, 19, 226, 285, 288, 497, 558 n 10

Pietisn, religious movement, ii

Piltz, Andreas Salz. 4th trans, 531, 534

Plantations, at Ebenezer: approaches flooded, 41, 49, 75, 79, 92, 106, 125, 137, 165, 273, 393, 410, 454

church planned, 531

expanding, 55, 94, 12, 284, 313, 428

crops, 199, 392, 436, 536

survey, 279

school established, 363, 475, 478, 510

Plaschnig, Pietist pastor, in St. Petersburg, Russia, 116

Pletter, Elisabeth I, nee Wassermann, Salz, w Johann, 209, 226

Pletter, Elisabeth II, d Johann, 229

Pletter, Johann, Austrian, 6, 37, 226, 544 n 3

Pletter, infant baptized, 515

Ploss, Dr. Octaviano, physician in Augsburg, 90

Plows, 474

Plums, see Fruit.

Port Royal, small port in South Carolina, 214

Poultry, 21

Predestination, Calvinist dogma, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 82, 83, 548 n 4

Prussia (East), home of Salzburger exiles, 87, 175, 232, 235, 239

Pumpkins, 256

Purker (Purcker), Swedish settler, 544

Pury, Charles, merchant, 276, 367

Purysburg, Swiss settlement near Ebenezer, iii, 6, 69, 367, 476

Raccoons, 510

Rangers, mounted militia, 80

Rauner, Leonhard, Swabian, 550 n 4, 6

Rauner, Maria Magdalena, wid Leonhard, 37, 124, 179, 227, 275, 497, 538

Rauner, Maria, d Leonhard, 230

Rauner, Matthias, s Maria Magdalena, 179, 275

Reck, Jacob, shoemaker in Purysburg, 29, 84, 131, 144, 544 n 12

Rick, ____, w of above, 131

Reck, Philip Georg Friedrich von, commissioner of 1st and 3rd transports, 459, 477, 566 n 29

Red Bluff, site of New Ebenezer, ii, 99

Reformed, German and Swiss Calvinists, 148, 149

Reformed Church, 547 n 25

Refreshment Hours, religious tract, 479, 480

Regensburg, seat of Imperial Diet, ii, 176, 553 n 42

Regnier, John Francis, Swiss physician, 153, 154–5, 552 n 24

Reicheltheim, town near Frankfurt, 272

Reiser, see Rieser

Reiter, Gertraut, wid Steiner, w Peter, 226, 282

Reiter, Magdalena, nee Gebhart, w Simon, 226, 288, 290, 291, 294

Reiter, Maria Magdalena, d Simon, 229

Reiter, Peter, Salz, 114, 135, 226, 387, 395, 404, 414, 431, 455, 481, 482, 496, 511, 532

Reiter, Simon, Salz, 39, 48, 175, 226, 231, 291, 496

Rende, Inspector of Augsburg poorhouse, 447, 473

Renniger, see Regnier

Reuter, see Reiter

Reval, Esthonian city, 116

Rheinlander, Christian Colmann, s Friedrich, 8, 34, 43, 55, 497

Rheinlander, Friedrich, Palatine from New York, 474, 551 n 9

Rheinlander, Maria Anna I, Pal, w Friedrich 7, 19, 34. 133, 136–139, 151, 157, 227, 248, 261, 288, 395

Rheinlander, Maria Anna II, d Friedrich, 133, 230

Rice: stamping mill, proposed, 25

threshed at orphanage, 85

flour, 94, 112–13

scarce in Savannah, 483. See also Crops.

Richard, Jacques, battalion commander, 544

Richter, Dr. Christian Friedrich, Pietist physician at Halle, 48

hymns, 541, 542

Riedelsperger, Christian, Salz, 21, 54, 58, 204, 210, 227, 243, 283, 377, 497, 530

Riesch, Bonaventura, pastor in Lindau, 537, 538

Rieser, Anna Margaretha, wid Ihler, w Michael, 51, 56, 288

Rieser, Anna Maria, d Michael, 227

Rieser, Balthasar, s Bart, 8, 117, 227, 229

Rieser, Bartholomäus, Salz 8, 54, 226, 261

Rieser, (Johann) Georg, s Bartholomäus, 229, 473

Rieser, Gottlieb, s Michael, 230

Rieser, Maria, nee Zugeisen, Salz, w Bartholomaus 8, 54, 226, 456, 544 n 5

Rieser, Michael, Salz, 42, 43, 44, 46, 51, 53, 56, 157, 260, 266, 267, 274, 288, 358, 424, 497

Rieser, Simon, Salz, 4th trans, 534

Rinka, Martin, hymnist, 542

Rogall, Jubilation Sermons, 200

Roman Catholics, 237

Ross, surveyor from Purysburg, 279

Rottenberger, see Rottenberger

Rottenberger, Catherina, nee Piedler, w Stephen, 20, 31, 122, 227, 292

Rottenberger, Christoph, Salz, 227, 497, 524

Rottenberger, David, s Stephen, 230

Rottenberger, Stephen, Salz, 31, 170, 287

Rottenberger child, 17

Run traders, 108

Saxe Gotha, German settlement in South Carolina 512

St. Augustine, city in Florida, siege of, iii, 15, 42, 124, 150, 238, 249, 277

Sanftleben, Georg, Silesian carpenter, 10, 27, 60, 143, 225, 244, 249, 251, 420, 451, 497, 501

Sassafrass, 108

Savannah Town, settlement near Augusta, 144, 284

Sawmill, Trustees’, 3

Schaitberger, Josef, Salzburger exile, author of Send-Schreiben and Exiles’ Song, 88, 157, 501, 548 n 10

Schartner, Jacob, Pal herdsman, 227, 256, 399, 471, 538

Schauer Balm, see Medications.

Scheffler, Johannes, hymnist, 541, 542

Schlatter, Swiss merchant, 562 n 562 n 7

Schlopfer, Gabriel, Swiss detractor, 235

Schmidt, Barbara, d Hans, 230

Schmidt, Catherine, nee Zehetner, Austrian, w Hans, 64, 105, 226, 253

Schmidt, Hans, Austrian, 64, 175, 191, 226, 290, 453, 496

Schmidt, Johann of Regensburg, bro Hans, 191

Schneider, Anna, Pal, w Michael, deceased, 231, 255

Schneider, Elisabeth, nee Sanftleben, w Mich, 228

Schneider, Johann Georg, s Michael, 228

Schneider, Johannes II, s Johannes I, Pal, 230

Schneider, Michael, Pal herdsman, 228, 255, 256, 361, 497, 548 n 8

School at plantations, 363, 475, 478, 510

Schoolmasters at Ebenezer, see Hans Flerl, Ortmann, Simon Steiner

Schoppacher, Maria, d Ruprecht, 265

Schoppacher, Ruprecht, Salz, deceased, 265, 282

Schulius, Georg, Moravian teacher, 163

Schumann, Mr., archpriest in Prussia, 244

Schwartzwälder, Johann, Pal, 544 n 6, 553 n 38

Schweiger, Catherine, d Georg, deceased, 231

Schweiger, Eva Regina, nee Unselt, w Georg, 226, 245, 426–27, 515, 556 n 16

Schweiger (Schwaiger), Georg, Salz, 226, 426, 496

Schweighoffer (Schwaighoffer), Margaretha, nee Pindlinger, Salz, wid Thomas, 38, 78, 225, 416

Schweighoffer, Maria, d Thomas I, 229, 530

Schweighoffer, Thomas II, s Thomas I, 229

Schweighoffer, Ursula, d Thomas I, 229

Seed corn, 268

Send-Schreiben, see Schaitberger.

Sheftal, Benjamin, Jewish inhabitant of Savannah, 114, 130, 276, 549 n 28, 551 n 3

Sickness, see Disease.

Silk: breeding of silkworms, 172, 173, 181, 189, 445, 510

manufacture encouraged, 319, 509

mulberry trees, 180, 198

Simond, Peter, London merchant, 367, 561 n 25

Slaves, slavery, 192, 213, 238, 281, 353, 378–79, 412–13, 473, 494

Snakes, 68

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, English missionary society, i, 59, 111, 142, 187, 208, 239, 547 n 15, 555 n 2

Socians, Protestant sectarian sect, 158, 552 n 29

Sola-bills, paper currency issued by Trustees, 114, 214, 346, 485, 488

Sommer, Pastor in Coethen, 204

Sozzini, Fausto Paoloa, Italian Protestant reformer in Poland, 552 n 29

Spangenberg, August Gottlieb, Moravian bishop, 163, 164, 176, 199, 201, 202, 553 n 44

Spanish: spy, 238

freebooters, 11, 375

war, 41–42

Spielbigler, Johann, Salz, s Rosina, 33, 43, 50, 53, 56, 60, 260, 266, 267, 274, 509

Spielbigler, Rosina, Salz 8, 33, 105, 115, 260, 266, 274, 359–60, 382, 391, 435

Statius, Martin, author, 547 n 16

Steiner, Christian II, s Christian I, 229

Steiner, David, s Christian I, 229

Steiner, Maria, w Ruprecht, 226

Steiner, Ruprecht, Salz, 6, 35, 41, 58, 77, 78, 131, 135, 175, 226, 290, 351, 363, 380, 496, 510, 531

Steiner, Sara, d Simon, 230, 282

Steiner, Simon, Salz, 10, 13, 14, 20, 27, 36, 386, 475, 478

Stephens, Thomas, s Wm, 461

Stephens, Col. Wm, Trustees’ secretary in Georgia, 11, 50, 59, 80, 178, 187, 191, 245, 281, 483, 566 n 30

Stewart, friend of Whitefield, 17, 56, 83

Strassburg, German city, source of gift, 523

Stuttgart, German city, source of gift, 529

Surgery, 455, 474, 493, 494

Swiss indentured servants, 413

Swiss settlers, ii, et passim

Swiss transport, 413, 519, 529, 540

Tabula Oeconomica, see Haus-Tafel

Terry, John (Jean Thierry), recorder at Frederica, 519

Thanksgiving celebration, 490

Theologia mystica, religious text, 254

Therapy and cures, 41, 48, 66, 90, 91, 97, 152, 233, 316, 326, 330, 343, 366, 371, 373, 376, 430–31, 456, 458, 493

Theus, Christian, Reformed minister at Saxe Gotha, 569 n 3

Thilo, Ernst, physician to the Salz, 2, 3, 10, 27, 41, 48, 57, 66, 86, 87, 90, 91, 154, 190, 202, 208, 211, 227, 233, 235, 300, 371, 430–31, 483, 529

Thilo, Frederica, nee Helfenstein, w Ernst, 227

Thilo, Hanna Elisabeth, deceased daughter of Ernst, 230

Third Continuation, see Continuation.

Thomson, Capt. William, master of Two Brothers, 65, 81, 95, 102, 108, 110, 127, 129, 148, 187, 213, 245, 556 n 15

Tillard, Wm., London banker, 489

Tobler, Johann, former governor of Appenzell, 413

Tranquebar, site of Lutheran mission in India, 190

Treasure Chest, devotional manual, 182

Treatises, religious, received, 466, 530

True Christianity, devotional text by Johannes Arnd(t), 5, 68, 128, 148, 186, 212, 216, 219, 233, 255, 287

Trustees for establishing Georgia, 172, 191, 207, 213, 214, 238, 239, 268

Trustees’ cowpen, see Cowpen.

Tybee, island at mouth of the Savannah, 513

Uchis, see Indians.

Ulich, Johann Casper, shoemaker, deceased, 231

Unselt, Eva Regina, see Schweiger.

Unselt, Sybille Friederica, Pal, 427, 556 n 16

Urlsperger, Samuel, patron of the Salzburgers, i, iv, 59, 73, 91, 101, 118, 131, 133, 134, 135, 140, 149, 168, 189, 191, 195, 207, 212, 219, 221, 231, 232, 239, 240, 242, 250, 255, 265, 267, 417, 458, 463, 476, 523, 548 n 2

Vat, Jean, Swiss commissioner of 2nd Salz. transport, ii

Vernon, Admiral, 129

Verelst, Harmon, Trustees’ accountant, 110, 129, 212, 213

Vigera. Johann, leader of 4th Salz. trans, 514, 517, 521, 535, 540

Vines (grape), 234–235, 268

Volier (Volmar), Michael, Pal servant, 142, 199, 353, 551 n 14

Walbaum (Wallbaum), Privy Counselor at Saalfeld, 19, 155, 158, 191, 208, 211, 239, 241, 279, 493

Waldhauer, Barbara, Pal, 230, 264

Watts, sectarian in London, 154

Wesley, John, founder of Methodism, 12, 177, 212

maligned by Malcontents and Whitefield, 422–23.

Whitefield, George, evangelist preacher, founder of Bethesda, iii, 11, 12, 17, 65, 72, 73, 76, 81, 82, 93, 135, 136, 209, 423, 545 n 25

Whitefield’s plantation in South Carolina, 33, 558 n 12

Wiedemann, see Letters.

Worms in corn, 165

Williams, Robert, captain in Savannah, 213, 281

Wurttemberg, country in South Germany, 234, 526, 529

Wurttemberg Confirmation Boot, 147

Zant, Bartholomaus, Swiss at Ebenezer 6, 114, 121, 227, 261, 487, 488, 497

Zehetner, Catherine, see Schmidt.

Zettler, Matthias, Salz shoemaker, 15, 29, 50, 60, 167, 178, 183, 192, 197, 227, 250, 359

Zettler, Elisabeth Catherina, nee Kieffer, w Matthias, 227

Ziegenhagen, Friedrich Michael, Court Chaplain in London, 59, 90, 102, 104, 110, 142, 149, 154, 191, 238, 279, 489

Zimmerebner, Margaretha, nee Bernberger, Salz, w Ruprecht, 141. 227, 334, 336

Zimmerebner, Ruprecht, Salz, 227, 335–336, 366, 385, 399, 496

Zimmermann, error for Zimmerebner

Zinzendorff, Count Ludwig von, Moravian leader, 176

Zittrauer, Anna, w Ruprecht, 123, 226

Zittrauer, Jacob, 230

Zittrauer, Johannes, 230

Zittrauer, Johann Georg, 230

Zittrauer, (Anna) Margaretha, nee Heinrich, w Paulus, 227

Zittrauer, Maria Magdalena, 123

Zittrauer, Paulus, Salz, 227, 380, 496, 532

Zittrauer, Ruprecht, Salz., 123, 226, 561 n 30

Zouberbuhler, Bartholomaus, Swiss minister, 420–21, 440–41, 497

Zubli, 133

Zubli, Ambrosius, Swiss, br David, 126, 190, 227, 254, 376

Zubli, David, Swiss at Purysburg, 126, 138, 144, 145, 372, 376, 477. 551 n 10

Zubli, Johann Jacob, Swiss, br David, 8, 114, 126, 136–139, 190, 227, 254, 358

Zubli, Zubly, Johann Joachim, s David, 145

Zugeisen, Maria, see Riser.

Zurich, Swiss city, 199

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