INDEX
Abercorn, conditions, 140, 141
in good health, 170
industrious farmers, 305
road from to Ebenezer, 169
settlement, 40
Abercorn River, discovered, 40
Abercromby, James, aids in prosecution on S. C. money, 451
glad to serve Ga., 478
Indian trade, 453
Port Royal seizure, 190
right of Ga. to export rice, 478
seizure of vessel at Port Royal, 205–206
S. C. & N. C. affairs, 298–299
Accountant, needed in Trustees store, 442
Accounts, cash, of Thomas Causton, 169, 432
sent to Trustees, 403
Trustees Store, 199
Adams, Mr., butcher, wants lot, 453
Agriculture, at Abercorn, 305
begins in Savannah, 17
conditions, 85, 138, 139–140, 227–229, 304, 445–446, 453
delayed as land not surveyed, 326
Elisha Dobree describes, 227–229
plants which will grow in Ga., 367–369
products, 369
1734, 120–121
Alabama, French activity in, 89
Alatchee, & Indian present distribution, 318
Alehouses, people run into debt at, 304
Alligators, in Ga., 18
Altamaha River, fort needed at mouth, 66–67, 101
site of first settlement, 2
Amatis, Nicholas, discharged by Paul Amatis, 459
moves to Savannah, 251
Amatis, Paul, account, 91
and orphans, 184–185
and Samuel Eveleigh, 88
Charles Town garden, 22, 71, 152–154, 186–187
complaints against Thomas Causton, 378–381, 408–412, 423–425, 446
conditions at Trustees Garden, 124, 164, 378–381, 408–409, 423–425, 446, 459–460
expenses for Trustees garden, 229
fined for selling rum, 376, 379
house in Savannah, 93
houses orphans, 302
knows little of gardening, 426
lifestyle, 448
moves to Savannah, 251
on board Ann, 3–4
on servants in Trustees Garden, 164, 252, 408–409
run off by the magistrates in Ga., 371, 373
silk production, 105, 210–214, 409–410, 446, 459–460
trial for debt, 412
troubles with Joseph Fitzwalter, ix, 124, 252–253, 314–315, 423–425, 446
troubles with Nicholas Amatis & Camuses, 459–460
Trustee needed in Ga., 409
Ambrose, John, death, 441, 444
sells rum, 379
Anchorage, for naval vessels at Wassaw, 421
Ann, Atlantic crossing described, 3, 5
Annis, planted, 159
Antrobus, Thomas, married Elizabeth Taylor, 170
Ants, in Ga., 18
Apalachee Old Fields, Spanish talk of settling, 291
Apothecary, George Symes, 143
Isaac King Clarke, 76–77
Apple trees, in Trustees garden, 252
Argyle Island, cattle on, 345
Armed men, for S. C. & Ga., 248
Arms, for Ga., 155
Arrest for debt, in Savannah, 3 73
Augustine, Walter, claims right to timber, 429
conditions in Ga., 445–446
dealings with Sir Francis Bathurst, 216–217, 233–234, 438–439
finds water passage to Ebenezer, 170
land recommended for, 24
sawmill, 306, 358, 445–446, 472–473
wishes for Oglethorpe in Ga., 445–446
Austrians, leaving for Ga., 465–467
Awoolleg, & Indian present distribution, 317
Baillie, John, on trip down coast, 192
Baker, John, sends Trustees bills for Ga., 387–388
Baker, Samuel, agent of Samuel Eveleigh, 67
Baker, William, marries Martha Bathurst, 216, 234
Mate on Prince of Wales, 216
Balls & marriages, celebrated in Ga., 228
Balsam, Capivi, Robert Miller searches for, 117, 396–397, 445, 476
Balsam Fern, Robert Miller searches for, 116
Balsam Tolu, 476
Barley, grown at Purrysburg, 353
Barlow, of S. C., aids Ga., 10
Barnes, John, going to Ga., 25
Barnwell, Nathaniel, aid to early Ga., 10
Barnwell’s Bluff, surveyors signs found, 193
Bartlet’s wife, Indian interpreter, 185
Barton, John, Indian interpreter, 69, 111–112, 489, 493
Bateman, William, description of Savannah, 74–75
Bathurst, Elizabeth, marries Francis Percy, 232
Bathurst, Sir Francis, cassany tea helps his gout, 368
death, 216
dealings with Walter Augustine, 216–217
happy & planted 8 acres, 306
his condition in Ga., 233–234, 319, 357–358, 438–439
marries Mary Pember, 216
Samuel Eveleigh visits, 345
200 acres surveyed for, 429
Bathurst, Martha, marries Wm. Baker, 216
Bathurst, Robert, works hard, 234, 301, 319
Battery, finished at Savannah, 14
Bauer, Andrew, leaves for Ga., 466
Beacon, see lighthouse at Tybee
Beale and Copper, debts of Elisha Dobree, 103
Beaufain, Hector de, conditions in Georgia, 45–47
good company, 141
in Purysburg, 44
recommended for grant, 42
Beaufort, Ga. colonists lodge there, 9
Becu, Giles, French baker in Ga., 456, 457
Beef, bought in Savannah, 123
Beer, at early Savannah, 17
brewed by Thomas Christy, 356
brewing in Ga., 160
needed during house building, 168
ordered by Robert Parker, 134
sent from England, 304
to sell desired by William Galloway, 144
Bell, Andrew, blacksmith, 426
Bill of exchange, methods of use in Savannah, 477
Bishop, Philip, arrives in Ga., 29, 30
on Thunderbolt, 276
Blacksmith, Andrew Bell, 426
Bland, Elizabeth, 393–395, 440
Bland, James, in Ga., 393–395, 440
Bloody flux, early settlers have, 10
Blythman, William, builder of lighthouse at Tybee, 41, 468
Board of Trade, concerned with Ga. & S. C. defense, 249
Bohemians, possibly going to Ga., 466
Bolzius, Rev. John Martin, conditions at Ebenezer, 61–63, 218–223, 465
counterfeit bills, 418–419, 455
favors Frederick Reinlander, 169
married, 470–471
Oglethorpe characterizes, 52
proposes to Salzburgers to work land jointly, 227
sent religious tracts, 418
thanks Trustees for kind attention, 464
Botanical searches, by Robert Miller, 115–117; see Robert Miller & William Houstoun
Bowen, Lewis, death of, 124–125
going to Ga., 25
Bowling, Elizabeth, red string plot, 286
Bowling, Susan, cannot get her husband’s effects in Ga., 273–274, 337
Bowling, Thomas, boatman between S. C. & Ga., 274
Box, Mary, marries Thomas Young, 154, 170
Bread, baking at Ebenezer difficult, 361–362
Brew house, set up by Thomas Christie, 124, 356
Brickmaker, in Ga., 88
Bricks, in Ga., 41, 44, 88, 124, 411
Brion, Jonathan, claims rights to timber, 429
British dominance over Indians, how to achieve, 279
Broughton, Lt. Gov. Thomas, inquires about killing of Spaniard, 402
S. C-Ga. argument over Indian trade, 482, 484–488, 490–493
Brown, Hains & Co., Indian traders, 320
Brown, Thomas, trader to Catawba Indians, 119
Brownjohn, William, gardener, 25–26, 233
Bryan, Hugh or Jonathan, aid to Ga., 40
Bryan, Mr., exports rice, 437
land recommended for, 24
Buckwheat, grown at Purrysburg, 353
Building program, needed, 121
Buley, William, brings Elizabeth Malpas to Ga., 456
Bull, Col. William, helps Ga. Indian relations, 63–65, 171–172, 401, 402, 489
consulted, on pine barren land, 405
Bull, William, helps Georgia, 7, 8, 10, 11–12, 39, 40
Bullock, James, grant recommended for, 36
recommended as bailiff, 38
Bunyan, Robert, to manage Negroes, 169
Burnside, James, applies to be teacher in Ga., 166
as ranger lieutenant, 112
licensed to instruct youth, 475
Butcher, public, problems, 389–390, 393
Butter, price in Ga., 161–162
Cabbage and salad greens, 159
Cadman, John, death, 441
Calloway, William, arrives and building house, 143–144, 168
Calvert, William, planter at Fort Argyle, 306
Camuse, Jacob & wife, 210, 459–460
Cannon, mounted at guard house, 123, 154
Cannon, James, dies on Ann, 5
Cannon, Richard, 271, 355, 441, 444
Cape Bluff, to be called Oglethorpe, 43
Cape Fear, S. C. planters move there, 102–103
Capivi, William Houstoun hopes to secure, 6
Carbines & saddle, needed by Patrick Mackay, 297–298
Carinthians, interested ingoing to Ga., 331, 346–351, 463, 466, 475
Cartagna, Botanist William Houstoun at, 4
Robert Miller hopes to visit, 117
Carteret, Lord, land rights in Ga. & S. C., 25
Carwell, James, drinking, 92
red string plot, 270
Cash Account, of Ga. magistrates, 169, 403, 432
Cassany tea, recommended for gout, 368
Catawba Indians, possibility of move to Okmulgee River, 119
Catholics, Spanish spies, 21–22
Cattle, in Ga., 7–8, 11, 23, 123–124, 165, 256, 345, 358, 439
Cattle food, 162
Cattle & fowls, bought for Moravians, Tomo-Chi-Chi, & for Salzburgers, 477
Causton, Thomas, accusations against, ix, 242, 246, 325, 336–338, 374–377, 380, 390, 393–395, 410–411, 440
affairs of William Sale, 256–262
attends Tuscanies-Fitzwalter wedding, 427
characterized, 87, 130–131, 344, 431
Choctaw relations, 63–65
dealings with Elisha Dobree, 159, 292
dealings with Robert Parker, 215, 242–245, 259–261, 373, 416–417
describes Savannah’s settling, 15–18
describes troubles of Capt. Yoakley, 189–190
encourages Salzburgers not to move, 224, 225, 305, 359
exports pitch & tar, 176
handling of red string plot, 256–262, 301
houses orphan, 302
Joseph Watson case, 246–247, 254, 372, 450, 462
Indian trade problem with S. C. 476–477, 491–492
inquires about lease rights of settlers, 190–191
method of operation as magistrate, 468, 470
Paul Amatis complains against, 408–412, 424–425, 449
promises to write Trustees more often, 191
relations with Peter Gordon, 338, 452
reports conditions in Ga., 44–45, 168–176, 283–287, 303–307, 398–403, 437–441, 449–454, 467–471
servants sent to, 452
supports Patrick Mackay, 491–492
Thomas Christie cooperates with, 455
troubles with John Musgrove, 237–238, 246–247
Trustee financial affairs, 97–100, 103–105, 313, 341–342, 377–378, 404–405, 450, 454
Cedar, in Ga., 22
Chahawe, & Indian present distribution, 318
Chardon, Isaac, accounts with Trustees, 79–80, 90–92, 97–100, 103–105, 113, 151–152, 229, 235–236, 287–289, 316, 341–342, 377–378, 404–405, 454, 477, 480–481
conditions in Ga., 43–44
financial transactions with Paul Amatis, 186–187, 411–412, 425
method of silk production, 105
Port Royal seizure, 190
reports on Choctaw Indian visit, 64–65
Charles Town, fever in, 2
gives Savannah bad name, 74–75
messenger to established, 123, 160
original Ga. settlers not to stop at, 2
supplies bought in, 36
Charles Town Merchants, object to Patrick Mackay’s removing traders among Creek Indians, 402–403
Charles Town to Savannah, time of trip, 86–87
Cheeswright, Paul, master of Mary Simons, 302–303
tipling house without license, 284–285
Chekilly, Creek leader, 317, 387
Cherekeileigie, Creek chieftain, 281, 295–297, 298
Cherokee Indians, relations with, 49–50, 55–57, 78–79, 89
Chickesaw Indians, Ga. trade with, 484
Chimneys, almost finished, 123
Paul Amatis wants one, 213–214
Choctaw Indians, friendly to English, 280–281
visit Savannah, 63–65, 171–172
Christie, Thomas, administration of Elizabeth Sale’s estate, 242
cash accounts, 432
Causton consults with, 303
conditions in Ga., 120–126, 353–356, 454–456
denies charging for warrants, 254, 455
description of red string plot, 269–272
differs with Thomas Causton, 191
fishing trade, 124
Indian trade, 432
Joseph Watson case, 432
murder of Justice, 174
needs assistance in writing, 355
on Salzburger land, 225
recommends Elisha Dobree, 162–163
recorder of Savannah, 126
rents Goddard’s house & land, 183–184
sells rum, 254, 325, 337, 379, 455
talk to Creeks, 402
wishes to resign office & move to frontier, 356, 455
Church, needed in Savannah, 90
Church services, in Savannah, 161
Clark, Anne, death, 269
orphan, 302
Clark, Henry, death, 269
Clark, Isaac King, apothecary, 145
complains about conditions in Ga., 76–77
ill, 180
Joseph Watson case, 284
red string plot, 259
Clarke, James, dies on Ann, 5
Clay, for pottery, 165
Clerk & bookkeeper, needed by Patrick Houstoun, 241
Climate, of Ga., 2, 19–20, 168, 213–214, 218, 252, 262, 394, 403, 427, 452–453
Clothing, type needed in Ga., 18
Clover, in Ga., 162
Coates, Joseph, constable, 355
Coates, Robert, red string plot, 259
Coats, John, carpenter, 269
constable, 284–285
Joseph Watson troubles, 247, 283–284
rum enforcement, 470
Cocoa, planted in Ga., 369
Collector of Customs, Robert Parker asks this job, 250
Colloquintida, in Trustees Garden, 88
Colonists, needed in Ga., 218
Color bearer of militia, argument between Thomas Gapen & Joseph Fitzwalter, 390–391
Contrayerva, Robert Miller searches for, 116–117
Cooksey, Will, going to Ga., 315, 327
Cooper, Joseph, death, 293, 441, 444
Corn, in Ga., 121, 164, 217, 293, 344, 353, 369, 446, 470
Corn House Creek, settlement, 43
Cotton, in Ga., 121, 159, 164, 228, 229
Counterfeit money, of S. C., 418–419, 455
Court, celebration of its opening, 441
criminal held, 34–35
first held, 30–33
held too frequently, 140–141, 335–336, 469
probate, 274
proceedings, 120
recommended for new town, 38
1733 operation, 41–42
session held, 87
Coutarel, Raymond, wants to settle in North Carolina, 263–265
Cowpen, near Savannah, 124, 160, 392
Cox, John, prosecution against, 286
red string plot, 241
tried & punished, 272
Cox, Dr. William, on board Ann, 3
death, 21
Crane, at Savannah, 14, 23, 337, 433
Creek Indians, described by Oglethorpe, 14
distribution of gifts from Trustees, 421
expected in Savannah, 272
Ga. relations with, 42, 78–79, 310–312, 399–400
Ga. to settle fort among, 53, 310–312
Ga. trade with, 484
in Savannah, 63, 64, 171–172, 400–401
kill a Spaniard, 398
peace with, 23–24
protect Ga. against Spaniards, 42
S. C.-Ga. relations, 60–61
S. C. & Ga. trade troubles, 108–109
talk from Oglethorpe, 290
traditions of past history, 381–387
Creek traders, removed by Patrick Mackay, 402–403
Crops, good in Ga., 427
Cruise, Edward, red string plot, 241
prosecution, 286
tried & punished, 272
Cumberland, Duke of, gives watch to Toonahowi, 194
Cumming, Sir Alexander, took Indians to England, 50
Cundall, John, leaves Ga., 438
Cussins, George, Patrick Mackay forbids to trade with Creeks, 488
Cussitaw Indians, traditions of past history, 381–387, 401
Cypress, not to be cut, 431
production, 95–96
Dalmas, William Johnson, death, 293, 440, 441, 444, 452
needs seeds etc. on Skidoway, 196–197
requests servant, 73–74
skidaway’s defenses, 73–74
tythingman on Skidoway, 195
Dancing, leads to quarrel, 230
Dates, in Trustees Garden, 88
Daubuz, Capt., Henry, brings Georgia Pink to Ga., 25–26, 34, 36
brings settlers to Ga., 139
items sent to Eng. by, 166
Deal, Ann at, 3
Dean, James, asks for servant, 407, 412–413
Dearne, John, trustee for orphans, 269, 301–303
Debts, arrest for, 373
methods of collecting, 469–470
Deerskins, exported from Ga., 321, 420–421, 471
shipped between Ga. & S. C., 318–319
Defense, at time of red string plot, 270
early at Savannah, 14, 19, 21–22, 23, 35, 82, 90, 161
in case of Spanish attack, 399
in 1734, 43
of Ga. & S. C., 249
S. C. to aid Georgia, 7
Dejean, Capt., makes bricks in Purysburg, 44
Delegal, Philip, Oglethorpe helps his son, 458–459
DeLormaison, Mayeux de, 74
DePeiba, Mr., & Joseph Watson case, 283
Dick Hornabee, & Indian present distribution, 318
Dising, Rev., visits Savannah, 133
Dobree, Elisha, accomplishments in Ga., 159
appraisal of Peter Gordon’s effects, 240
arbitrator in Watson case, 175
asks help to bring his family to Ga., 207
complaints about Ga., 158–163
discharged from Trustees store, 437
estate, 337
first merchant in Ga., 443
hired Thomas Bowling, 274
his family, 85–86
his garden, 85, 199, 292, 479–480
ideas for the development of Ga., 82–86
interested in Indian trade, 200, 443
lumber production, 86
offers to send regular reports to Trustee, 231, 292, 441, 442
problem with servants, 218, 292, 293, 479–480
recommended for public employment, 126
relations with Paul Amatis, 378, 381
reports on conditions in Ga., 199–201, 206–207, 227–229, 441–444
reports on recent happenings in Savannah, 230–231
wants to erect salt pans, 479
wants to please Trustees, 449
writing-master, 292
works on Trustee store accounts, 199, 436–437
Doctors, in Ga. 1734, 76–77
Dog King, Choctaw Indian, 280
Douglas, David, red string plot, 271
want bill of exchange, 477
Drake, Mr., S. C. Indian commissioner, 204
Drinking, by newcomers, 35
Drug, production, 96
Drums, for Ga., 155
Ducks, in Ga., 165
Dudly, Samuel, going to Ga., 25
Du Gardin & wife, death, 441, 444
Dumont, interested in Giles Becu, 456–457
Dunbar, George, grant recommended for, 3 7
recommended as bailiff, 38
Dunbar, Capt. George, arrived in Ga., 137, 151, 161, 191, 249
brings Prince of Wales to Ga., 219, 221
can give account of voyage & Ebenezer, 362
conditions of passengers on Prince of Wales, 100
describes coast of Ga., 191–194
loads vessel at Savannah, 193
peacemaker for Thomas Causton, 238
report to Trustees on law enforcement, 286
returns to England, 176, 236, 313
takes Amatis’ journal to London, 212
visits Robert Parker’s mill, 232, 243, 244, 374, 416–417
Ebenezer, blockhouse built, 360
children at, 220
conditions at, 169–170, 218–227, 359–361
desire to move, 169–170
distance from Sanvannah, 226
houses built, 360
no oven for baking, 361
poor land, 169–170, 222, 224, 225–226, 273, 344–345, 359–361, 363
school at, 220
servants, 219
spring at, 361
transportation to, 169–170, 222, 226, 360–361; see Salzburgers
Ebenezer ministers, salaries, 219–220
Economic needs, of Ga., 121
Edgcomb, Arthur Ogle, 285
master of Mary Simons, 302
lieutenant at Fort Argyle, 306
Edings, William, sends cows as gifts to Ga., 58
Egarter, Matthias, of Carinthia, 350
Egeton, Thomas, grandson of Thomas Young, 154
Egger, Johan, of Carinthia, 350
Egmont, Earl of, 238–239
Egmont Papers, used in this vol., viii
Einacherin, Gertrude & Barbara, leave for Ga., 467
Eliche Mico, Creek leader, 381
Ellick, & Indian present distribution, 318
English-Spanish Indian relations, 482
Ernst, Joseph & family, leave for Ga., 466–467
Essabo, death, 290
Esteeche, killed Justice, Musgrove’s slave, 236–237
reconciled with Mary Musgrove, 452
troubles with Joseph Watson, 173, 174–175
Estimoleeche, death, 439
Eveleigh, Samuel, advises Amatis to stay in Ga., 378
attacked for move to Ga., 421, 436
conditions at Ebenezer, 345
conditions in S. C. & Ga., 86–90, 135–137
defense of Ga., 101
description of Purrysburg, S. C., 352–353
desires to move Indian trade to Ga., 106–108, 117–118, 126, 200, 204, 209, 472
desires trading post at mouth of Altamaha, 66–67, 422
exports deer skins from Ga., 321, 477
Ga. accounts with settled, 476–477
Ga. agriculture, 343–345
Ga. needs Oglethorpe, 343–345
Ga. trade, 117–120, 248–249, 343–345, 420–422
Irish convicts, 344
Joseph Watson troubles, 174, 306
Musgrove partnership, 175, 306
need for slaves in Ga., 19–20, 66–67, 471–473
needs of Ga., 177–180
objects to S. C. 1734 Indian trade law, 106
plants and trees in Ga., 22
possibilities for Ga., 19–20, 107
produce of Ga. & S. C., 94–97
rice production, 472–473
schooner arrived from Jamaica, 444
shipbuilding, 471–473
sold little Indian goods, 444
supplies for Patrick Mackay, 69–70
timber in Ga., 307–308, 471–473
to aid Patrick Houstoun, 238
vessels from England, 136
visits Ga., 471
visits Sir Francis Bathurst, 345, 357–358
visits Walter Augustine, 357–358
Ewen, William, arrival in Ga., 249–250
asks town lot, 273
likes Ga. & Thomas Causton, 431
Ewenauki Mico, Creek leader, 382
Expenses, in early Ga., 13, 21, 38, 42, 44, 52–53
Expenses in Ga., Isaac Chardon pays, 377–378
Exports, direct from Ga., 321
Fallowfield, John, in arbitration settlement, 86, 175
Mary Simeon servant to, 285, 303
sells rum, 379
Farrington, Ensign, land recommended for, 24
Feasting, in Savannah, 335
Fennygall, Mr., land recommended for, 24
Fenwick, John, concerned about S. C. traders excluded from Indian trade, 483–484
does what he can to aid Ga., 310–311
Ferguson, Capt. William, claims rights to timber, 429
discharges himself from public service, 313
says Skidoway settlers desire to desert, 468–469
should watch against Spanish, 297
to build fort on Skidoway Island, 30
to lookout for Spaniards, 291
warrant against, 355
Fever, in Charles town, 2
Figs, in Ga., 121, 252, 263, 479
Finley, William, scout at Fort Argyle, 306
First forty, employed on public works, 139
Fish, in Ga., 165
Fishing, begun by Thomas Christies, 124
Fitch, Tobias, S. C. Indian commissioner, 203–204
Fitzwalter, Joseph, arguments with Paul Amatis, ix, 124, 212–213, 251–253, 314–315, 423, 424, 426–427, 449
argument with Thomas Gapen about color bearer, 390–391
crops in Ga., 426–427
gardner, 233, 253, 408, 410, 452
houses orphan, 302
John Goddard apprenticed to, 30
keeper of Mellichamps, 451
married Indian woman, 293, 426–427
on board Ann, 3
removal of plants from Charles Town, 251–253
salary as gardner not paid, 253
sends journal to England, 321, 427
Trustees Garden and conditions in Ga., 163–166
Five hundred acre grants, recommended by Oglethorpe, 24
Flax, in Ga., 85, 95, 164, 293
grown at Purrysburg, 353
Fletcher, Henry, arrives in Ga., 29
Flower, Peter, describes Ga. defense, 43
Fly, Mrs., trip to Ga., 100
Food, greens needed in Ga., 85
Ford, Christopher, deputy surveyor, 82
surveys coast, 123
surveys streams near Savannah, 89
Fort, in Creek Country, 484, 485, 492–493
Fort, on Thunderbolt, 276, 277
Fort Argyle, built, 35, 40, 43
Capt. James Macpherson to build, 30
people in good health, 306
settlement at, 166
Fort King George, Capt. George Dunbar there, 193
Fort Prince George, 70, 327–328
Fort Toulouse, 79, 278, 310–311
Forts, to protect Savannah, 30
Forts, William Gough request command of one, 435
Forts among Indians, needed for protection against French, 55
Fossett, Mr., worked on Robert Parker’s sawmill, 231–232
Foster, Elisha, carpenter, 269
Fowler, Dennis, punishment for crime, 285–286
Fox, Walter, gunner, his problems, 433–434
Frazer, Hugh, needs cloth for his trade, 181
French, dangerous to Ga., 178
fear of among Indians, 55
object to Patrick Mackay’s actions, 485
Oglethorpe fears, 53
settlements below Ga., 97
relations with Cherekeileigie, 296–297
relations with Choctaw Indians, 280–281
relations with Creeks, 52, 53, 64, 79, 281
French fort, in Alabama country, 53, 89, 291, 310–312
French Indians, 50
French War, how Britain can win in America, 279–280
Froel, John & Charles, leave for Ga., 467
Frost, an inch thick, 218
Fruit, available in Ga., 165
Fruit trees, in Charles Town garden, 22
Fry, Capt., brings Salzburgers to Ga., 52
items sent to Eng. by, 166
Furley, Benjohan, sends wearing apparel to Trustees, 457
Gainsford, William, dismissed as original settlers, 3
Gaol, prisoners released by constables, 286
Gapen, Thomas, condition on vessel going to Ga., 25–26
public butcher, ideas about cattle raising, inability to get land surveyed, color bearer of militia, likes Ga., 388–393
tything man, 355
Garden greens, grown by Elisha Dobree, 292
Garden seeds, needed by Elisha Dobree, 293
Garden, Trustees, see Trustees Garden
Gardening, by Elisha Dobree, 159–160
Gardner’s salary, not paid, 253
Geese, in Ga., 165
Georgia, economic needs, 121
government needs improvement, 137
great possibilities, 165
growing & prospering, 434–435
hell upon earth to Elizabeth Bland, 394
John Fenwicke to aid as he can, 310
military security, 249
needs good government, 177–178
needs more colonists, 444
peaceful & quiet, 456
people happy and industrious, 304
pleasant & agreeable for monied people, 356
prosperous now, 321
quiet & healthy, 468
quiet & peaceful, 462–463
size of, 13
Georgia, sails for Ga., 25–26
Georgia Indian traders, in Creek & Chickesaw country, 484
Georgia-N.C. trade, possibilities, 137
Georgia Pink, arrives in Ga., 34
Georgia Records, loss of, vii
Georgians, not laborious, 50
Germain, Michael, dies, 30
German Jews, in Ga., 419–420
kindness to Salzburgers, 420
Geschwandel, Margaretha, dead Salzburger, 361
Geschwandel, Thomas, lives at Ebenezer, 359–360
Glantz, Sebastian, death, 226–227, 362
Glebe, pine barren & of no value, 405–406
Goddard, Elizabeth, dies, 30, 183
given to James Carwall to nurse, 30
orphan, 302
Goddard, John, apprenticed to Joseph Fitzwalter, 30
in Trustees Garden, 165
Godin, Benjamin, Charles Town merchant, 74
Godly, John, sent to England, 275
Golbischeig, Bartholomew, of Carinthia, 350
Gold & silver, mines in Ga., 211–212
should not be worn in Ga., 179
Gordon, Peter, approved by people in Savannah, 200
arrives in Savannah, 163
complaints about Ga., 334–338
complaints against Thomas Causton, 334–338, 452
in Charles Town, 273
John West can give details, 439
Joseph Watson case, 176, 253–254, 283
letters to, 237–244, 246–247, 253–255, 273–274
party causes trouble, 304
pay for prospect of Savannah, 429
property in Savannah, 240
should have stayed in Ga. longer, 237, 240, 321
should tell Trustees of Ga. troubles, 371, 373
stay in Ga., 306–307
trip to Ga., 100
Gough, William, death of wife & offer to serve Trustees, 474
Ga. prospering, requests command of fort, 434–435
Gould, James, preferred creditor, 380
works in Trustees store & sells rum, 325, 376, 379
Government, Ga. needed good one, 177–178
Graham, John, tanner, asks for help in Ga., 188–189
Grains, in Trustees Garden, 164
Grand jury, operation, 252–253, 261, 272, 284
Grant, Andrew, asks for help in Ga., 187–188
Indian hospitality, 266
needs provisions & supplies, 265
Sterling’s Bluff far from Savannah, 265–266
wants bill of exchange, 477
Grapevines, from Madeira, 4, 6
in Charles Town garden, 22
in Elisha Dobree’s garden, 479
in Trustees Garden, 251
injured by dry weather, 369
need & possibilities, 227–228
requested for the Trustees garden, 449
Grasses and clover, in Trustees Garden 164
Gravesend, Ann at, 3
Gray, Elizabeth, and red string plot, 270
Greedy, John, ill, 441
Greens, needed in Ga. diet, 85, 229
planted by Elisha Dobree, 199
Grey, Samuel, leads mutiny, 28
Grimmimger, Andrew & Sabina, leave for Ga., 467
Gronau, Rev. Israel Christian, conditions at Ebenezer, 218–223, 465
thanks Trustees for kind attention, 464
Guard duty, complains about, 76–77
Guard house, burned, 36
finished at Savannah, 81–82, 123
Gunner, Walter Fox, 433–434
Gunpowder, difficult to find in Ga. & S. C., 69, 70
Gunsmith, John Scott, 157–158
Gymes, George, cannot collect for medi cines, 269
Hainks, Robert, going to Ga., 25
Hall, Richard, and hemp production, 94–95
Hamilton, Paul, requests land grant, 57–58
send gift to Georgians, 58, 172
Hammerin, Maria Theresa, leaves for Ga., 467
Handcuffs, needed by Patrick Mackay, 291
Hanton, Capt., Brings Jews to Ga., 29
Harbin, Francis, attempt to secure servants in Amsterdam, 478–479, 480, 481–482
Harbor, good near Thunderbolt, 123
Harrington, Lord, asks about Swiss settlers for Ga., 114–115
Harris, Francis, appraisal of Peter Gordon’s effects, 240
Harris, Mr., debts, 162
estate, 337
Hartbergerin, Susan & Catharine, leave for Ga., 466
Haselfoot [or Harlefoot], James, needed servants in Ga., 323–324
Havanna, Ga. convenient for trade with, 179
Havenfahner, Frank & family, leave for Ga., 466
Hazle, Mr., troubles and Gov. Robert Johnson, 135–136
Headly, Will, disobedience to an officer, 440
Health, at Abercorn, 170
at Skidoway, 74
in Ga., 35, 64, 80, 81, 85, 90, 137, 169, 229, 301
in Ga. good, 169, 304, 322, 446, 452, 468, 477
in 1733, 39–40
in 1734, 44
on board Ann, 3
on vessel going to Ga., 25–26
Heathcote, Sloop, belonging to Ga., 43
Heirs, request to nominate, 278
Hemp, in Trustees Garden, 164
planted, 159
planted by Elisha Dobree, 293
Hempstead, settled, 40
Henley, Francis, Trust servant in garden, 252
Herbert, Rev. Henry, health and death, 9, 18–19
Herrenberger, Frank, leaves for Ga., 467
Hetherington, Joseph, arrives in Ga., 29, 30
houses orphan, 302
wife pregnant, 275–276
Hill, Piercy, indicated by grand jury, 261
leaves Ga., 438
lot at Abercorn, 170
prosecution against, 286
tried and punished, 272
Hill, Samuel, considers going to Ga., 146–151
Hillispelli, gone to the south, 306, 469
Himolatche, Indian present distribution, 317
Histanloppi, scouting to the south, 469
Hodges, Mrs. Mary, keeps licensed public house, 336
selling liquor without a license, 285
Hogs, given by S. C. to Ga., 8, 11
killed in Trustees garden, 408–409
killed for lack of food, 217
Holland, troubles of immigrants going through, 345, 347
Hopflinger, leaves for Ga., 467
Hopkey, Sophia, mentioned, 18
Hopoheebeeche, Indian present distribution, 317
Hapoihaacke, Indian present distribution, 318
Horn, Will, contemplates leaving Ga., 355
Horner, James, or Moravians coming to Ga., 201–203
Horses, bought for rangers by Patrick Mackay, 68–69, 70, 73, 78, 110, 112
in Ga., 23
punishment for stealing, 34–35
House building costs in Ga., 269
House rent, in Savannah, 475
Houses, building in Savannah, 14, 17, 22, 23, 30, 41, 44, 87, 143–144, 154, 158, 168
in Thunderbolt, 176–177
inadequate in Savannah, 76–77
Houstoun, Patrick, agrees to buy William Sale land, 256
asks for help in Ga., 187–188
case against Francis Mugridge, 261
conditions in Ga., 237–242
helps to calm John Musgrove, 238
Indian hospitality, 266
interested in Indian trade, 422
needs clerk & bookkeeper, 241
needs provisions & supplies, 265
on Indian trade & Andrew Bell, 425–426
sold Indian goods, 444
Sterling’s Bluff far from Savannah, 265–266
to leave Ga. if he does not get his desires, 239
wants Savannah lot, 238
wants store in Ga., 239
would stop Scots coming to Ga., 240
Houstoun, Dr. William, aid to Scots in Ga., 239
botanical items he left in Jamaica, 34, 115–116
dies in Jamaica, 33–34
in Cartagena, 5–6
Howes, Robert, asks pay as parish clerk & provisions for his servant, 356–357
Hueber, Maria, dead Salzburger, 361
Hucks, Robert, Robert Parker appeals to, 132–135
Hughes, Joseph, death, 38
land leased, 228
Hughes, Richard, plants land at Abercorn, 170
Hunting, Christmas Eve 1934, 134–135
Husteche, Joseph Watson trouble, 185–186
Hutchinson’s Island, described, 40, 123, 164–165
Idaquo, king of Savannah Indians, 237
Idleness, comes to Ga., 27–28
Illness, in summer of 1733, 29
of rangers, 214
Imetalshow, & Indian present distribution, 317
Independent Company, land recommended for officers, 24; see rangers
Indian characteristics, given by Patrick Mackay, 278–279
Indian hospitality, necessary to outsettlements, 266
Indian hut, Salzburger interest in, 224–226
Indian interpreters, hard to find, 69, 72
Indian militia, 23
Indian presents, sent by the Trustees, 290, 306, 316–318, 439
Indian relations, ix, 19, 20, 23–24, 60–61, 451–452
and defense, 66–67
argument with S. C. over, ix, 21, 203–204, 445, 453
mainly with Creeks, 422
Robert Parker desires, 134
Samuel Eveleigh moves his to Ga., 436
Spanish effect upon, 66–67
Trustees orders on hoped for, 432
Indian traders, Ga. licences, 108, 441, 444
want lots in Savannah, 425–426
Indian troubles, caused by Joseph Watson, 185–186
Indian visit to England, favorable effect on Creek Indian, 278
Indian-white marriage, of Tuscanies & Joseph Fitzwalter, 426–427
Indians, build nice town at Pipemakers Bluff, 306
noted as orators, 54
offer to kill Spanish Indians, 277
want to learn Christian religion, 54; see Cherokee, Choctaws, Creeks, Yuchi
Industrious people in Ga., settled on worst land, 344
Ipecacuanna, plants growing, 476
Robert Miller searches for, 117, 396, 445
William Houstoun searches for, 6
Irish transport servants, in red string plot, 241–242, 258
pay for, 127
problem with, 87, 246, 344, 462
Iron, found in Ga., 161
Isciche, Indian present distribution, 317
Jamaica, Botanist William Houstoun in, 4
James, brought to Savannah by Capt. Yoakley, 20–21
Capt. Yoakley arrives at Ga., 90
Capt. Yoakley, sailed for Ga., 481
Jeffries, William, business with Samuel Eveleigh, 135–136, 209–210, 248–249, 318–319
on land tenure, 248–249
on lumber bounties, 248–249
ships to sail to Ga., 209–210
Jenkins, Edward, keeper of Mellichamps, 451
on Joseph Watson and Indian troubles, 185–186
reports on orphans in Ga., 183–185, 301–303
reward for apprehending murderers, 452
sells rum, 379
trustee for orphans, 269
Jenys & Baker, account of Trustees from S. C. duty on rum, 481
agents for S. C. aid to Ga., 77–79
to furnish Causton with funds, 477
Jenys, Paul, business with Ga., 387–388
Negroes in Ga., 169
on Ga. & S. C. affairs, 311–314
Port Royal seizure, 190
Thomas Causton asks for help, 401
Thomas Causton’s drafts on, 313
to aid Patrick Houstoun, 238
Jesuits Bark, Robert Miller searches for, 116
in Ga., 419–420
Johnson, Arthur, farming, 142–143, 344
Johnson, Edward, contemplates leaving Ga., 355
Johnson, Gov. Robert, aid to Georgia, 6–8, 10–12, 26, 203–205
affair of Mr. Hazle, 135–136
meets Oglethorpe at landing, 5
on the founding of Ga., 1–3
Port Royal seizure, 190
Jones, Noble, argument with Robert Parker, 242–244, 259–260, 413–418, 428
attorney & agent to Tomo-Chi-Chi, 428, 430
Creek ceremony in Savannah, 400
land surveying, 120, 215, 243–244, 300, 301, 304, 326, 356, 390, 413–418
on Murder of Justice, 174
protection of Indians & timber cutting, 427–431
Robert Parker’s mill, 414–415
tends sick, 29
trip down coast, 192
Jones, Thomas, argument with Robert Parker, 123, 284
Creek relations, 79
dispute about Savannah lot, 64, 438
Indian relations, 60–61, 171–172
scout at Fort Argyle, 306
work with Choctaw Indians, 63–65, 70, 89
Julian, Peter or James, aids Ga., 10
Justice, Musgrove’s slave killed, 88, 122, 174, 197, 236–237
replaced by Mary Musgrove, 451–452
Kalatke, Indian present distribution, 317
Kawyewa, Indian present distribution, 318
Kilbuy, William, describes arrival at Ga., 8–9
skipper of Sloop Heathcote, 43–44
Kinyan’s Bluff, Indian trade at, 119
Samuel Eveleigh desires land, 106, 107
Kitchen garden, in Trustees Garden, 164
Klechami, & Indian present distribution, 317
Kochler, Gregory, of Carinthia, 350
Kraus, Leonard, leaves for Ga., 467
Labhart, Mr., St. Gall, interest in Swiss to America, 330–334
Labor, people impatient of, 27–31
Laced hats, worn by Scots, 87
Lackner, Martin, leaves for Ga., 467
Lacy, Roger, accuses Francis Henly in red string plot, 252
aids Joseph Smith in building his house, 176–177
at time of red string plot, 271
claims rights to timber, 429
hopes to raise 1000 bu. of corn, peas, or potatoes, 470
makes potash, 136
LaFond, George, builds mill, 41, 42
marriage and death, 170
fertile in Ga., 165
not fertile in Ga., 139–140
rights of settlers to lease, 170–171, 190–191, 217, 228
sale not possible in Ga., 256
values in Ga. & S. C., 25
Land grants, conditions of gentlemen’s, 37
large ones asked for, 24
method in Ga., 179–180
pretended S. C. grants in Ga., 24
recommended by Oglethorpe, 36–37
terms unreasonable in Ga., 472
Land inheritance, rule, 278
Land surveying, problems about, 120, 140, 208, 215, 326, 335, 356, 389, 390, 418
Land tenure, Samuel Eveleigh questions, 248
Lardant, James, sends cows as gifts to Ga., 58
Law & order, Thomas Christie tries to preserve, 455
Layson, Mr., partner of Walter Augustine, 358
Leases, of land, 170–171, 190–191, 217, 228
Leidler, Clement, of Carinthia, 350
Leidtner, Joseph, leaves for Ga., 467
Lemons, in Ga., 228
Letters, liable to be opened by Thomas Causton, 410
Libel, in Ga., 286
Licka, Yuchi chieftain, 297
killed Spanish sentinel, 400, 493
Licorice, in Trustees Garden, 88
Lieser, John & family, leaves for Ga., 467
Lighthouse, on Tybee Island, 35, 41, 44, 46, 121, 376
Lignum vita, planted in Ga., 369
Liquors, retailing without a license, 285
Little, Elizabeth, 184
Little, William, dies, 30, 184
guardianship given to Samuel Mercer, 356
Live oak, bounty on, 318, 429–430
exported from Ga., 343, 441–442
good for British navy, 20
in Ga., 20, 22, 95–96, 178, 421, 472
on Tybee Island, 353
Samuel Eve leigh advocates for shipbuilding, 307–308
Liverpool, contributions to Ga. Trustees, 93–94, 282
wants to send colonists to Ga., 282
Livestock raising, in Ga. by Samuel Eveleigh, 107
Lloyd, Henry, asks for a licence to keep a public house, 155
Locke, John, fundamental constitutions, 178
Logwood, in Ga., 162
Loyer, Adrian, bookkeeper & lieutenant in rangers, 112, 156, 171
Lucerne, in Ga., 162
Lumber, bounty on needed, 178, 179, 248
exported from Ga., 421
prices in Ga., 231–232
production in Ga., 107
Lumbering, at Savannah, 23
in S. C. & Ga., 96
possible in Ga., 207
too expensive in Ga. with white labor, 471
Lynch, Francis, 293
Lyndall, John, life in Savannah, 92–93
Mackay, John, dies, 30
Mackay, Patrick, conditions of his rangers, 68–69, 171, 272
Choctaw relations, 60–61, 122, 290–291
Creek relations, 60–61, 78–79, 290–291, 294–298, 310–312, 316–318, 399–400
French & Spanish troubles, 278–281, 294–298, 398–399
Ga. Indian agent, 171–172, 278–281, 306, 422, 477
gives Indian characteristics, 278–279
grant recommended for, 36
horses for rangers, 68–69, 70, 73, 78, 110, 112
Indian present distribution, 316–318
interested in Indian trade, 422
issues Indian trade licenses, 441, 444, 445
master role of rangers and expenses, 450, 467
needs military supplies, 297–298, 317
recommended as provost, 38
S. C. & Ga. Indian trade troubles, 108–109, 203–204, 453, 482–493
wants men to help in Indian nation, 450
Macpherson, Capt. James, Causton advises with on defense, 399
early aid to Georgia, 7
furnishes steers for slaughter, 389, 390
purchase of rum, 354
ranger captain in Ga., 312
thanks Trustees for present & wishes to serve Ga., 473
thanks Oglethorpe for recommendation, 473–474
to build Fort Argyle, 30
watch against Spaniards, 297
Madder, for Ga., 84–85, 162, 196, 452
Madeira, grapevines from, 4, 6
Madreuter, Hans, dead Salzburger, 361
Magistrates, bad in Ga., 370–371, 372–373
defend Patrick Mackay as Indian agent, 488–490
trouble in enforcing regulations, 285–286
Mail, opened and read in Savannah, 134
Malatchi, in the French interest, 290
Malpas, Elizabeth, dissolute life, 456
Man of War, not desired at Savannah by Oglethorpe, 22
Manigault, Gabriel, S. C., treasurer, 314, 402
Manning, Benjamin, recommended as Ga. settlers, 15
Marcer, Samuel, see Samuel Mercer
Marksmanship, training in Ga., 20
Marriages, in Ga., 48, 124, 228
Masons, Free, in Ga., 141, 159, 233
Massey, Edward, in poor health, 268, 301
Maurin, Barbara, leaves for Ga., 467
McDonald, James, on red string plot, 271
McKenzie, William, interested in Indian trade, 422
McLachlan, Daniel, wants to bring Highlanders to Ga., 338–340
whoring “is no sin”, 338
Meat, prices in Savannah, 201
Medical practice, in Ga., 145
Medicines, needed by rangers, 281
Meierin, Ann, leaves for Ga., 467
Mellichamp, Lawrence, counterfeits S. C. money, 450–451
Mellichamp, Thomas, counterfeits S. C. money, 436, 450–451, 456, 469
Mellichamp, William, counterfeits S. C. money, 446, 450–451, 455
needs servants, 294
Mercer, Jane Parker, houses orphan, 302
raises William Little, 184
Mercer, [Marcer] Samuel, complains of land not surveyed, 326
complains of those who sell rum, 324–326
likes Ga., 327
keeps licensed public house, 324–326, 336
made guardian of William Little, 356
Metals & minerals, in Ga., 179
Middleton, Arthur, promises to help Ga. & asks for help from Oglethorpe on his salary, 234–235
Midwife, Elizabeth Stanley, 167–168
Military officers, bad conduct, 440–441
Militia, 41, 133, 453–454, 491–492
Milk, scarce in Ga., 160
Millechamp, Rev. Elisha, servants for his brother William in Ga., 294
Milledge, Elizabeth, death, 184
Milledge, Frances, orphan lives with John Milledge, 302
Milledge, John, orphan, 184
orphan household, 302
Milledge, Richard, orphan lives with John Millege, 302
Milledge, Sarah, orphan lives with John Milledge, 302
Milledge, Thomas, death, 29, 30, 184
Millenet, Mr., desire to colonize in Carolina or Ga., 351–352
Miller, Andrew, reports on his brother Robert Miller, 445
Miller, Philip, sends madder roots for Ga., 196
Miller, Robert, botanical searches in Jamaica, 445, 475–476
botanist, ix
payment of salary, 445
plants collected, 396
plants sent to Chelsea, 117
searches for plants, 115–117
search for plants in Cartagena, 395–398
Mines, in Ga., 165
Minister, report on parish, 406–407
Mittakawye, Creek leader, 381–382
Molasses, bought for Ga., 151, 236
Montaigut, Samuel, advises Amatis to stay in Ga., 378
arrival in Ga., 92–93
attends Tuscanies-Fitzwalter wedding, 427
counterfeit bill, 455
does not export Ga. goods, 438
financial dealings with Walter Augustine, 233, 446
his house in Ga., 437
storekeeper, 239
success in Ga., 130–131
trouble with Port Royal collector, 189–190
Moore, James, master of Mary Simons, 302
Moravians, cattle & fowls bought for, 477
settlers to Ga., 58–59, 201–203
More, Robert, left tools in England, 35–36
Morgan, Mr., of Charles Town imports rum into Ga., 470
Moser, Simon, of Carinthia, 350
Mouse, Thomas, improvements on Skidoway, 194–195
Mugridge, Francis, breaks prison, 462
contemplates leaving Ga., 355
manages Negroes, 169
red string plot, 271
Muir, James, house building, 87
keeps licensed public house, 336
Joseph Watson trouble, 174
servant girl, 285
Muir, Joseph [James?], and rent of Peter Gordon’s house, 241
Mulberry trees, in Trustees Garden, 22, 88, 164, 251, 263, 460
Musgrove, John, assists Francis Mugridge to prison, 462
in England, 64
ill, 200
red string plot, 241, 246, 258, 270, 271
returns to Ga., 197
sells rum, 28–29
trade with Samuel Eveleigh, 174
trader at Yamacraw Bluff, 16, 66–67
troubles with Joseph Watson, 87–88, 174, 197–198, 284, 306
troubles with Thomas Causton, 237–238
Musgrove, Mary, behaved well in present distribution, 439
Indian trade, 122
loses funds while John Musgrove in England, 246
on Choctaw visit to Savannah, 63–64
paid for Indian servant, 439, 451–452
promises obedience to Trustee order on rum, 452
removed her store to cow pen## 452
troubles with Joseph Watson, 173, 174
Mutiny, in Ga., 27–31
Navy, timbers for in Ga., 178
Navy yard, good place for near Savannah, 89
Negro, murders fellow slave, 169
Negro sawyers, sent away, 28
Negroes, comparison with white servants, 365–367
desired in Ga., 88, 133, 177, 217–218, 364–367, 471–472
price in S. C. 73
prohibited in Ga., 21
Neidhart, Nicholaus, of Carinthia, 349
New England-N. C. trade, 119–120
New England, to send provisions and lumber to Ga., 60
New Englanders, supposed to settle in Ga., 203
Newman, Henry, informed of conditions at Ebenezer 218–221
gifts for Ebenezer, 218–219
Noble, James, servant to Sir Francis Bathurst, 301
N. C. affairs, James Abercromby reports, 298–299
N. C.-Ga. trade, possibilities, 137
N. C.-New England trade, 119–120
Nott, Jeremiah, testimony against Patrick Mackay, 485–488
Nunis, Dr. Samuel, treats ill, 29
Oak, plenty in Ga., 200
Oats, grown at Purrysburg, 353
Odingsell, Mr., gifts to Ga., 23
Ogeechee River, described, 40
Fort Argyle built on, 30
settlement of Scots on, 187–188
Oglethorpe, James, addresses S. C. Assembly, 26
at Abercorn River, 44
birthday celebrated in Savannah, 131, 138
Choctaws hold in high regard, 63–64
concern for colonists, 19
conditions in Ga., 27–31, 34–36, 39–42
describes crossing of Ann, 3–5
description of Savannah, 9–10, 23–25
expected in Ga. & S. C., 292, 293, 473
gift to Gov. Robert Johnson’s daughter, 205
good influence in Ga., 27
Gov. Robert Johnson on, 1
granted S. C. lands, 48
house in Savannah, 92–93
Indian relations, 19
instructions about Indian trade, 489, 491
M P from Haslemere, 71
needed in Ga., 139, 178, 292, 293, 344, 445–446, 454, 464–465
objects to Samuel Penseyre’s family life, 144
on early conditions in Ga., 20–22
on Indian trade, 21
on land granting in Ga., 25
on rum drinking, 27–31
recommends grant for Joseph Watson, 50–51
recommends grants for Scots, 36–37
recommends people for gentleman’s grants, 42
refuses large land grants, 24
refuses to urge slaves in Ga., 24
relations with Yamacraw Indians, 16–17
remains in Ga. during illness, 29
returns to England, 25
rumor to be governor of S. C., 446
settles Salzburgers at Ebenezer, 52
Thomas Causton’s opinion of, 17
thanked for helping son of Philip Delegal, 458–459
to leave for England, 35
travels with Hector de Beaufain, 45–48
value of Ga. Indian trade, 25
visits Abercorn, 46
wants no man of war at Savannah, 22
William Jefferis querries on Ga. matters, 248–249
Oglethorpe (town), to be settled, 43
Oglethorpe (vessel), arrives from Jamaica, 420
Olive trees, 121, 159, 164, 228, 263
Ongy, Cath (or Mary), servant to Robert Potter, 126–127
Opithli, Mico, Creek leader, 382
Orange trees, in Ga., 22, 85, 88, 121, 159, 164, 228, 251, 263, 292, 293, 442, 479
Orphans, care of, 41, 124, 183–185, 301–303
Ortman, Christopher, schoolmaster at Ebenezer, 220
Oseneker, Thomas, leaves for Ga., Ossabaw Island, good place to build ships, 472
good port facilities, 179
signs of people on, 192
very valuable land, 472
Oven, in Savannah, 44
Overend, Joshua, at Savannah, 17
Pallachocola Fort, 70, 327–328, 450
Panama, Robert Miller in, 116
Paper, ink, & sealing wax scarce in Ga., 369
Papot, Magdalene, 285
Parker, Elizabeth, in England, 251
Parker, Henry, bailiff, 259, 272
capture of Richard White, 182–183
on Salzburger land, 225
red string plot, 270
reward for apprehending murderers, 452
Parker, Robert, argument with Thomas Jones over town lot, 64, 122–123, 132, 284, 438
asks an office under the Trustees, 250–251
complaining of conditions in Ga., 132–135, 139–141, 370–374
describes his garden, 262
differences with Noble Jones over location for his mills, 414–415, 428
financial troubles, 370–374
Joseph Watson case, 283–284, 370–374
needs protectors from Purrysburg, 267
provisions for workers, 171
recommended by Sir Robert Walpole, 268
red string plot, 259
refuse jury & militia duty, 284
sawmill, 49, 108, 123, 132–133, 160–161, 171, 231–232, 250–251, 305–306, 472
sells rum, 133
sends draft to Trustees, 231
Parker, Robert, Jr., accusations against Thomas Causton, 259–261
complaints about Ga., 207–209
complains about wife’s affairs, 214–215, 242–245
financial losses in Ga., 215
Joseph Watson case, 284
marries Elizabeth Sale, 171, 207–209
needs funds badly, 243
presented by grand jury for false stories, 261
problems about location of land, 214–215, 242–243, 244, 415–417
ranger lieutenant, 111, 171, 214–215
refuses jury & militia duty, 272, 284
rents John Milledge’s house, 184
Parker, Samuel, ill, 21
recommends settlers for Ga., 14–15
Parker, William, capture of Richard White, 182–183
reward for apprehending murderers, 452
Parks, Mr., and Joseph Watson troubles, 247
Parris, Alexander, S. C. Treasurer, account, 91
Parson, Lt., trial of, 375
Pavie, Joseph, buys Arthur Johnson’s lot, 143
Peach trees, in Trustees garden, 22, 251–252
Peas, produced in Ga., 369
Peiba, red string plot, 259
Penn, Thomas, aid to early Ga., 12–13, 65–66, 72–73
account, 91
Pennyfather, John, arrives in Ga., 29
grant in Ga., 472
Penrose, Elizabeth, employed John Godly, 275
keeps unlicensed public house & sells rum, 336–337
Thomas Causton encourages, 337
Penrose, John, convicted of selling liquor without a license, 285
sells rum, 325–326
Pensyre, Samuel, death, 441, 444
going to Ga., 25–26
lot on Tybee of no value, 180
no pay for treating sick, 180–181
surgeon, his troubles, 144–146
People, desiring to sell their land and leave Ga., 355
divided into factions, 344
Percy, Francis, see Piercy
Perry, William, recommended as Ga. settler, 15
Petulancy, in Ga., 27–31
Phokehaw, & Indian present distribution, 317
Piercy, Francis, conditions in Ga., 367–369
helps Sir Francis Bathurst, 306
marries Elizabeth Bathurst, 234, 301
needs servants, 232–233
Pigeons, in Ga., 165
Pilot, taken by Spanish vessel, 191, 193
Pindar, does not like his office, 439
Pine barren land, nature of, 406
Pipe staves, made at Thunderbolt, 192
Pipemakers Bluff, Indians build nice town at, 306
Pitch & tar, exported from Ga., 176, 193, 321
Play acting, planned in Ga., 230
Pletter, John, leaves for Ga., 466
Plots & conspiracies, none in Ga., 462–463
Plum trees, in Trustees garden, 252
Poepicke, Creek leader, 381
Pomegranates, will grow in Ga., 263
Population, early, 23, 36, 42, 43
Port charges, between S. C. & Ga., 135
high in S. C., 119
Port Royal, collector seizes vessel of Capt. Yoakley, 189–190, 204, 205–206
Ga. settlers at, 5, 8, 11, 15–16
Portobello, Robert Miller in, 116
Ports, possible ones in Ga., 82–83, 179
Portuguese Jews, in Ga., 420
Postal Service, between Ga. and S. C., 92
Potash, manufacture in Penn., 13
Potatoes, grown at Purrysburg, 353
Potter, Robert, asks for help in Ga., 319–320
troubles and need of provisions, 126–130
Pratter, South Sea Co. agent in Jamaica, 4
Prestoc, Indian interpreter, 69
Preston, Daniel, killed in storm, 34
Preston, Mary, trial of, 34
Prince of Wales, arrives in Ga., 219, 249
taken to England by Capt. Dunbar, 313
Provisions, come from Philadelphia, 481
for early settlers, 3, 11, 16, 17, 29
for settlers, 129, 139–140, 187–189, 195, 278
from Trustees store wasted, 376, 380
may be bought from Indians, 279–280
people want to swap for rum, 27–28
short supply in Ga., 206–207, 479
stopped from Trustees Store, 162
Public houses, licensed and unlicensed, 120, 336–337
sell rum, 379
Public Record Office, Ga. records in, vii
Public works, employ Ga. settlers, 139
Punishments, in Ga., 34–35, 141, 195, 261, 272, 456
Purry, Col. Jean P., arrived at Savannah, 124
S. C. settlement, 2
Purrysburg, S. C., description by Samuel Eveleigh, 352–353
good company there, 141
health at, 17
helps Ga. with silk production, 124
settlement, 2
Quincy, Rev. Samuel, arrives in Ga., 29
counterfeit money paid to Mr. Bolzius, 418–419
desires to return to England, 463
endorsement for Robert Potter, 128
goes to Ga., 59–60
illness, 246
Jews in Ga., 419–420
Joseph Watson case, 283, 373, 462
married Joseph Fitzwalter & Tuscanies, 426–427
no conspiracies in Ga., 462–463
problems of his glebe, 405–406
religious society in Savannah, 418–420
report on his parish, 406–407
sermons, 90
troubles in Ga., 246–247
Trustees not infallible, 283
Rangers, Adrian Loyer lieutenant, 156
furnished Ga. by S. C., 204–205, 235, 310, 312–313
horses bought for, 110
move to Uchee Town, 171, muster roll of, 467
Robert Parker commissioned, 214–215
used personally by Patrick Mackay, 112–113; see Patrick Mackay
Rattle snakes, in Ga., 262–263
Recorder, Thomas Christie, 126
Red Bluff, Salzburgers desire to remove there, 224–226, 304–305
Red String Plot, ix, 246–247, 252, 286
described by Thomas Causton, 258–259
described by Thomas Christie, 269–272
discovered, 241
well handled by the magistrates, 301
Reeves, Mr., collector at Port Royal, 204, 205
Reinlander, Frederick, settles at Ebenezer, 169
Religion, among Salzburgers, 220
of little importance in Ga., 419
Religious conditions, in Ga. 1735, 406–407
Religious society, for young men in Savannah, 419
Reuter, Peter, leaves for Ga., 467
Reves, Mr., land recommended for, 24
Rice, given by S. C. to Ga., 8, 11
grown at Purrysburg, 353
in Trustees Garden, 164
Negroes needed to cultivate, 364
Parliamentary act on, 248
planted by Arthur Johnson, 344
production and export, 97, 193, 321, 478
Rice land, good in Ga., 358, 471–472
Richard, Jaques, requests military post under Oglethorpe, 369–370
Richardson, Joseph, arms & swans for Ga., 155
Riley, Alice, hanged for the death of William Wise, 183, 273
murderer of William Wise, 125–126
Riley, James, son to Alice, dead, 273
Rivett, Barbara, lot at Abercorn, 170
Road, to Musgrove’s cowpen, 165
Road building, in 1733, 40
Rolf, Mr., wants to leave Ga., 62–63
Roman Catholics in Ga., 419
Ross, Hugh, housebuilding, 241
Roth, George B., causes troubles at Ebenezer, 222–223
planter at Fort Argyle, 306
Rotten Possum, Savannah Indians at, 193
Royle, Mrs., death, 302
sons orphaned, 302
Rum, confiscation & destruction, 354–355
enforcement of law against, 470
healthy, 239
in the Indian trade, 109
Mary Musgrove on, 452
Oglethorpe on, 27–31
prohibited in Ga., 21
sold at Trustees store, 245, 254, 261, 262, 272
sold by Patrick Houstoun, 239
sold by Robert Parker, 133
sold by Thomas Christie & Thomas Causton, 337, 354, 455
sold in Ga., 324–326, 376, 379
Rum duty, S. C. paid to Ga., 313
Ryley, Dorothy, death, 184
Ryley, John, orphan, 184
Ryley, Will, death, 184
orphan, 184
Sage, substitute for tea, 160
St. Augustine, Ga. convenient for trade with, 179
Governor’s letters to S. C., 401
St. Catherine Island, signs of occupancy, 192
St. Gall, Swiss there interested in settling in Ga. or S. C., 330–334, 341
St. Johns River, fort needed at mouth, 101
St. Julian, James de, early Ga. settlement, 1–2
grapevines sent to, 4
St. Marks, effect on the Creeks, 278
fort at, 298
St. Simons Island, live oak and pine timber, 101–102
Sale, Elizabeth, marriage, to Robert Parker, Jr., 171, 207–209, 257
problem with husband’s estate, 256–259
Sale, William, death & disposition of his goods, 207–208, 214–215
death & estate, 256–258
estate after death, 242–244, 245
location of land in Ga., 415
widow remarries, 214
Sallet greens, needed with salt meat, 159–160
Salotte, opposes Tomo-Chi-Chi, 271-272
Salt, for Ga., 137
Salt provisions, bad effect of, 229
Salzburgers, arrive at Ebenezer, 219, 223
cattle & fowls bought for, 477
cattle well cared for, 363, 470
Causton tries to convince to stay at old location, 305
childbirth difficult, 361
conditions good, 465
conditions in 1734, 61–63
dissatisfied with their land, 224, 226–227, 273, 304–305, 420, 465
expected in Ga., 42
Ga. climate bad for, 364
German Jews kind to, 420
hogs escape, 363–364
illness & death, 226–227, 360–361
industrious, 304–305
leaving for Ga., 465–467
life & worship, 220
linen and shoes needed, 361
salaries of ministers, 219–220
satisfied in Ga., 470; see Ebenezer
Sand fly, in Ga., 18
Sandter, Frantz, of Carinthia, 349
Sapelo Island, signs of people on, 192
Sautuche, gone to the south, 306
Savage, Daniel, Indian interpreter, 69, 72, 111
Savannah, chimneys, 87, 88, 123
church needed, 90
conditions in 1734, 44
described by Oglethorpe, 8, 9–10
described by Thomas Causton, 16
described by William Bateman, 74–75
given bad name in Charles Town, 74–75
health, 165
house building, 10, 22, 44, 87, 138, 154, 158, 168
400 houses built, 368
inadequate in number, 76–77
houses in 1733, 41
larger than Williamsburg, Va., 165
lots assigned to owners, 30
lots too small, 352
marriage of Purrysburgh couples, 48
oven at, 44
port possibilities, 131