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The Colonial Records of the State of Georgia: Trustees’ Letter Book 1738-1745, Volume 30: Index

The Colonial Records of the State of Georgia: Trustees’ Letter Book 1738-1745, Volume 30

Index

INDEX

Abercromby, James, forwards things from Charles Town, 15, 18, 35, 40–41, 43, 50, 80–81

help to Ga., 20–21

letters to, 20, 43, 80

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

servants of, 2, 8

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

letter to, 108, 128

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

Bibles, sent to Ga., 30, 331

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

funds for, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29

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

letters to, 253, 330

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

grant of land, 264, 277

Bourquin, Henry, proceedings against Peter Mollier, 222

Bouverie, Sir Jacob, gift to Trustees, 3

Bouverie’s Farm, cultivation, 228

servants for, 3, 6, 8

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

payment to, 254–255, 256

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

letters to, 144, 191

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

land of, 171, 264, 277

letters to, 78, 91, 110

Naval Officer of Savannah, 260

published A Description of Georgia, 172

recorder, 62

removed from office, 110, 116, 119, 122

servants for., 3, 6, 8

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

servants at, 1, 11–12, 111

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

letters to, 79, 110, 146

overseer of Trust servants, 56, 60, 76, 79

removed, 110–111, 115

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

pilot at Tybee, 227, 262

Douglass, David, desire for Negro slaves, different land tenure, and land on Wilmington Island, 108–109

letter to, 108, 128

petition from, 128, 131

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

bounty on corn, 184, 185

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

supplies sent for, 7, 9

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

buys servants, 129, 133

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

County of created, 167, 176

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

minister at, 50, 318

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

servants at, 1, 12, 57, 111

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

uses, 6, 57

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 from, 128, 131

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

comes to Ga., 176, 193

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

letters to, 92, 223

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

letters to, 76, 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

granted land, 56, 62, 65

in England 1739-1741, 337

letters received, 26, 52

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

cultivation, 26, 27, 28, 57

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

women to inherit, 34, 38–39

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

Lighthouse at Tybee, 184, 266

account of, 262

lost, 227

rebuilding, 247, 286

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

land granted to, 4, 121

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

Matchets, sent to Ga., 13, 14

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

letter to, 176, 305

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

letters to, 83, 97

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

books sent to 30, 36, 42

house and lot at Frederica, 25, 28, 30

leave Frederica as minister, 221

letters to, 28, 30, 54, 75

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

bills of exchange, 120, 344

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 from 21, 24, 47

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

to be appointed, 34, 36–37

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

buys servants, 129, 133

cattle killed illegally, 35

letters to, 10, 110, 209

on commission to determine public debt, 22

orphan taken from, 142, 262

payment for servants, 148

removed as first bailiff of Savannah, 55–56, 62

removed from commission on public debt, 63, 64

restored to office, 119, 122

servants for, 3, 6, 8, 10

supplies for sent, 7, 9, 10

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

denied in 1742, 238, 242, 244

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

regulation of, 62, 82

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

for Trustees stores, 33, 122

sent to Ga., 35–36, 39–40

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