INDEX
Abbott, William, Kings’s storekeeper at Frederica, 214
Abercorn Creek, wild cattle on, 101-102
Accounts, copies of those taken at sea needed, 106-107
received from William Stephens, 10
to be investigated, 210-212
to Michaelmas 1749, 217
to Michaelmas 1750, 218
of expenses in Ga. needed, 276, 277, 280
Acton, Bartholomew Zouberbuhler to hold services at, 30
clergyman for, 52-53, 54-55, 75
industry revived and cloth manufactured, 142
parcels sent for, 92
plows and other things sent for, 94, 95
schoolmaster, 55
wild cattle for, 102
Admiralty, requested to send mail to Ga. via naval vessels, 51-52
Adventure Man of War, brings mail for Ga., 50, 64, 69, 75, 80
Agriculture in pine land, account by John Martin Bolzius, 3-4
Aldridge, William, land grant, 279
Aldworth, Richard Nevi 1, boat for soldiers stationed in Ga., 154-155, 205-206
Bosomworth troubles, 182-183
218-219
Indian presents, 153-155, 182-183, 189-190
informed German protestants in England, 135
William Russell recommended to be naval officer in Ga., 160-161
Algionby, William, land grant, 19
Ambrose, John, trust grant, 20
Amory, John, land grant, 19
Amyand, Claudius, secretary to the Duke of Holderness, 247-248
Anderson, Elizabeth, aids silk culture, 116, 129, 165, 197-198
needs better house, 197
Ann and Elizabeth, brings mail for Ga., 235, 236
Anson, brings mail for Ga., 84, 85, 87, 88
Antelope, brings Germans to Ga., 243, 244, 267
brings mail for Ga., 238, 241, 242, 243, 244, 247, 248
Anvil, sent to Thomas Lee, 146, 151-152
Apollo, to come to Ga., 148
Applebee, George, land grant, 279
Appointment of officials, commissions sent to Ga., 80
Arscott, Capt., lost parcels for Ebenezer, 88, 94
Artisans, not allowed to have Negro apprentices, 145
Arundel, brings mail for Ga., 95, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102
Assembly of people in Ga., authorized by Trustees, 206-207
instructions for sent, 198, 203
not allowed to make laws, 232
to be made permanent, 231
representations of, 231-233, 238
Trustees disapprove recommendation for a court of equity, 232
Trustees want to know about, 222
Trustees well pleased with, 231
Assistants, appointment of new ones, 8, 125, 126, 130, 191, 235, 270
at disbanding of regiment, 117, 124
report on items at Frederica, 162
to be recommended by Trustees to government, 257
courts of to be held on stated days, 192
Associates of the Late Dr. Bray, to pay salary of Joseph Ottolenghe, 229, 258
Augusta, church at, 206, 220-221, 223, 224, 225
conservators of the peace appointed, 191, 235
court at desired, 9
land for support of religion, 206
missionary for, 206, 214-215, 220-221
Negroes at, 57
number of freeholders, 9
power of Capt. Kent, 57
public house at, 57
soldiers to be stationed there, 117
to be sent two deputies to Assembly, 207
Augustine, Walter, land grant, 19, 172
Austin and Laurens, Bartholomew Zouberbuhler draws bill on, 247
payments as surveyor, 65
Avery, Margaret, accounts of her late husband, 65
refuses to give up husband’s surveys, 8-9
Backs hell, William, land grant, 263
Baillie, John, land grant, 18
Baillie, Thomas, land grant, 19
Baillon, Peter, Negroes on his plantation?, 102
Baker, John, land grant, 19
Barker, Samuel, land grant, 257, 263
Barley mill, at Ebenezer, 4
Barnes, John, trust grant, 20
Basins, for Salzburger silk culture, 171, 172
for silk reelers, 204, 207, 214, 250, 253, 254, 261, 266
Bateman, William, land grant, 18
Bathurst, Sir Francis, land grant, 18
Bearcroft, Dr. Philip, concern about Thomas Bosomworth’s return to England, 28
asked to support Bartholomew Zouberbuhler, 30
Beckford, William, to purchase lumber from Ebenezer, 86, 96, 99
Bedford, Duke of, accounts of Lt. Col. Alexander Heron, 154-156, 204
boat for soldiers stationed in Ga., 154-158, 205-206
Bosomworth troubles, 178-179, 182-183, 216, 218-219
disbanding of Oglethorpe’s regiment, 110-111
expenses of Indian relations, 189-190
Indian present distribution, 99-100, 103, 122, 153-154, 182-183
Indian presents purchase, 92-93
James Crokatt’s ideas on Indian presents, 187
Martyn letter printed in Dutch and English newspapers, 126-128
Patrick Graham’s journal laid before, 153
soldiers to be stationed at Augusta, 120
southern boundary of Ga., 91-92
told of German protestants coming to England, 135
Treaty of Madrid sent to Ga., 227
William Russell recommended to be naval officer in Ga., 160-161
Bellegrade, Capt., brings packages for Salzburgers, 50
Bellows, smith’s, sent to Ga., 87, 146, 151-152
Bethesda, list of inhabitants, 1, 16
see Orphan House
Betsey, brings mail for Ga., 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 70, 72, 73
brings parcels for Ga., 50, 51, 66, 70-72
Bickler, Thomas, appointed constable at Ebenezer, 101, 102
Billinghurts, James, application for grant of land, 79
to settle in Ga., 28
Bills of exchange, for silk culture paid, 248, 249
funds in William Hopton’s hands, 109
not to be drawn on Trustees, 74
received in Ga., 65
to pay final Trustee expenses in Ga., 269, 273-274
to pay for Indian presents distribution, 177-178
Bishop, Philip, land grant, 17
Bishop of London, asked to back Bartholomew Zouberhubler as minister to Savannah, 28, 29
Blackburn, Andrew, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Blair, David, land grant, 19
Board of Trade, favorable to Ga. remaining a separate colony, 238
see Lords of Trade and Plantations
Boat, for pilot at Tybee, 233
for soldiers stationed in Ga., 142, 147, 151, 154-158, 161, 174-175, 205-206, 214, 251-253, 267
report on by Habersham, 201
Boats and vessels in Ga., return of, 183
Bodel, Leonard, comes to Ga., 199, 204
Bogg, Capt. Peter, brings mail for Ga., 139, 143, 144, 147, 149, 152, 153
brings parcels for Ga., 92
Bolzius, Rev. John Martin, asks for land about Ebenezer Creek, 38-39
bill of exchange paid, 167, 171
gift of £20 from Trustees, 167, 171
given £20 for repairs on his house, 202
gown and clothing for, 61-62, 72-73
hired plantation in S. C., 101
hopes to secure servants for Ebenezer, 105
informed of silk and lost parcels, 93-94
journal to Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 4
leadership at Ebenezer, 85-86, 173-174
letters and journal received, 41, 106, 109, 131
letters to, 3, 41, 49, 60, 63, 72, 83, 85, 88, 93, 98, 100, 106, 109, 112, 118, 131, 133, 143, 148, 162, 166, 167, 180, 183, 186, 187, 201, 203, 215, 223, 229, 241, 244, 254, 267
manages secular affairs in Ebenezer, 85-86
method of preventing idleness among Salzburgers, 42
opinion on German servants recently arrived, 189
opposition to Negroes in Ga., 62, 77, 85
parcels feared captured by the enemy, 83
parcels for, 23, 49, 50, 88, 133-134, 215, 240
parcels lost, 88
payment for cattle bought of Trustees, 212
pleased with proposed Negro Act, 186
president and assistants to help, 15
reports Salzburger activities, 3-6, 85, 98
silk cocoons received from, 109
silk culture, 63-64, 114, 162, 163, 166-172, 184, 215, 241
silk worm seed sent for, 166, 178, 180, 181
to aid in distribution of servants, 15
to certify expenses of John Ludwig Meyer, 97, 99
to collect information for new land grants, 203
to pay Salzburgers for silk, 113, 129, 139, 173-174, 180, 220, 222-224
told of defense measures for Ga., 136
Trustees payment to, 255-256, 261
Trustees pleased with, 41, 60-62
see Ebenezer and Salzburgers
Books, sent to Rev. Bartholomew Zouberbuhler, 151
sent for Salzburgers, 229-230, 242, 243, 244
Books & papers, sent to Ga., 25
Boorman, John Michael, comes to Ga., 26
Boorman, Maria Effa, comes to Ga., 26
Bosomworth, Abraham, payment to out of Indian presents, 160
to distribute Indian presents for S. C., 159, 182
Bosomworth, Mary, asks land at Yamacraw and payment of salary, 44
bounty for crops requested, 44-45
demands for land, 164
Indian interpreter, 182
Indian presents to be given to, 159
instructions on Trustee regulations, 79
relations with Yamacraw Indians, 59
troubles at Savannah, 182-183
visit to Upper Creeks, 216
Bosomworth, Rev. Thomas, accepting land grants from Indians, 98
bad behaviours, 218-219
claims Yamacraw lands, 44, 74, 79, 193-194, 231
demands and Indian trouble, 164, 178-179, 182-183
drawn bills of exchange on Trustees, 45
furniture from parsonage, 74, 75
gives Trustees information, 17
Negroes on his plantation, 56, 79
paid by SPG, 33
resigns as missionary to Savannah, 29, 30
returns to England, 28
Bosomworths right to Creek lands, disavowed by Lower Creeks, 262
Bostock, Capt., mail received after capture, 126
Bounty, on silk, 3, 45, 165-166, 168-169, 175-177, 220
for crops raised requested by Mary Bosomworth, 44-45
on corn, pease, and potatoes, ll
Boyd, Thomas, land grant, 19
Boyton, Capt. Henry, brings mail for Ga., 112, 113, 115, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126
Bradley, William, land grant, 19
Brakefield, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 26
Brakefield, John Windall, comes to Ga., 26
Bray, Associates of Dr., support of Joseph Ottolenghe, 258
Bricks, Thomas Salter proposes to make, 74
Brigham, George, land grant, 18
British, not doing well in Ga., 58-59
Broughton, Thomas, bill of exchange by John Martin Bolzius on paid, 167, 171
recommended Edward Holt as schoolmaster, 163, 215
Brown, John, land grant, 19
Brownfield, John, trust grant, 21
Brownlow, brings mail from Ga., 178
Buckman, George, trust grant, 20
Bull, James, comes to Ga., 16-17
death, 43
may be recommended for assistant, 33
Burkholder, Michael, to aid in distribution of servants, 15
Cadogan, Capt. George, church at Augusta, 206, 224-225
informed of missionary for Augusta, 214-215, 220-221
Calvert, William, trust grant, 20
Calwell, John, appointment as conservator of the peace, 59, 63, 66
suspension as bailiff, 31
Campbell, Archibald, application for grant of land, 79
Campbell, James, appointed conservator of the peace, 235
church at Augusta, 206, 224-225
Campbell, Laird of Urie, brings mail from Ga., 231
Camuse, Jane Mary, bad behaviour, 74
instructions in silk winding, 36, 39, 58, 164
produced any silk?, 219
Canterbury, Archbishop of, requests missionary for Augusta, 206, 214-215
Carolina, brings mail for Ga., 109
Carolina ships, taken by enemy, 50
Carpenter’s schedule of prices, disapproved by Trustees, 59
Carr, Mark, Trustees approve for admiralty judge for Ga., 90
Carteret, James, land grant, 20
Catawba Indians, to be licensed by S.C., 234
Cattle, book on diseases sent, 5, 17
number at cowpen, 39-40
sale of those on Skidoway Island, 84-85
sold at cowpen, 199
sold by Trustees to Salzburgers, 202, 212
sold for use of army in Ga., 36
wild, to be destroyed, 15, 86, 101-102, 130, 143
Causton, Thomas, accounts, 8, 22-23
accounts with Paul Jenys, 6-7
commission to determine accounts, 13
denies Robert Parker’s location of sawmill, 41
estate of, 43
petition for lands, 8
trust grant, 21
Charles Town Galley, brings mail for Ga., 139, 143, 144, 147, 149, 152, 153
Charming Judith, brings mail to Ga., 134, 135
Charming Martha, brings mail for Ga., 190, 191, 192, 200, 201, 203, 204, 228, 229, 254, 256, 258, 259, 264, 266
to sail directly for Port Royal, S. C., 227
Charming Nancy, brings mail for Ga., 80, 220, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226
mail received from, 126
Charter party, for German servants, 152
Cherokee Indians, kill settlers, 247
traders to be licensed by S. C., 234
Chickesaw Indians, traders to be licensed by Ga., 234
Chiffille, Rev. Henry, on bond of John Lewis Tschiffely, 22-23
Christie, Thomas, land grant, 20
lot in Savannah, 194
Church at Augusta, plans and supplies for, 206
Church at Ebenezer, paint and supplies for, 61, 72-73
Church at Savannah, cost estimates high, 97
paint and other supplies for, 70-72, 97, 151
plans received by Trustees, 54
services held in, 216
Clabert, William, lot in Savannah, 194
Clarke, Isaac King, trust grant, 20
Clarke, John, land granted to, 172
Clee, Samuel, affairs of, 75
land sale approved, 57
Cleeland, Capt. William, brings mail for Ga., 81
Cochran, Lt. Col. James, land grant, 19
Commissioners of Royal Customs, William Russell nominated for naval officer in Ga., 138-139
Constables at Frederica, struck from estimate, 199
Cook, Major William, land grant, 19
Cooper, Gislingham, affairs of Samuel Clee, 75
Cooper, Mary, letter of attorney to Henry Parker, 23
Copp, Jonathan, appointed missionary to Augusta, 220-221
Corbett, Thomas, informed no Trustee objections to Mark Carr as admiralty judge for Ga., 90
request to send Ga. mail by naval vessels, 51-52
Corn, bounty on, 11
imported from New York to Ga., 128
information on cultivation sent to Ebenezer, 5
machines for cultivation, 17
raised by Salzburgers, 133
Corn mill at Ebenezer, stones for sent, 72
Court, desired at Augusta, 9
Court of Equity, Trustees will not allow in Ga., 232
Cowie, Capt. James, brings mail for Ga., 155, 156, 213, 214, 215, 216
Cowpen, at Old Ebenezer, 5, 36
produced steers, 74
report on desired, 143
sale of cattle from, 58
status of, 130
Cowpenkeeper, struck from estimate, 199
Cox, Will, sale of lot, 210-211
Crane, at Savannah to unload ships, 96
Crawford, John, applies for land in in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Crawford, William, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Creek Indians, land cession, 262-263
reserved lands, 231
traders licensed to be by Ga., 234
treaties say land only to be bought by govt., 231
Creeks, Upper, fear of troubles caused by Bosomworths, 216
Crokatt, James, S. C. agent and Indian presents, 187
Crosthwaite, Capt. Thomas, brings mail for Ga., 161, 162, 207
Crow, late Dr. William, library sent to Ga., 151
Cunningham, David, removed as pilot at Tybee, 197
Customs officials, none in Ga., 185
Cuthbert, John, land grant, 19
Daniel, brings mail for Ga., 6
Darien, conservators of peace and constable appointed, 234
Dasher, Christian, land grant, 57
Dearne, John, trust grant, 21
De Brahm, William Gerard, see William Gerard Von Brahm
Defense of Ga. frontiers, Trustees’ ideas on, 91
Delegal, Philip, land grant, 228
Delegal, Philip, Sr., land grant, 263
Demere, Capt., land grant of, 179
Demetre, Daniel, payment for boat service, 214, 252-253
Dennes tone, James, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Desbrisay, Capt. Albert, status of his land, 78
Diespech, Mr., letter from, 35
Dietzius, Andreas Golofredus, land grant, 18
Disbursements from Ga., report needed, 271
Dobell, John, letter regarding Indian trade, 38
list of grants sent to Trustees, 56
list of inhabitants sent to Trustees, 16
register and schoolmaster, 53
Trustees receive accounts from, 53
Trustees satisfied with his work, 53
work for Trustees in Ga., 1
Douglass, David, church at Augusta, 206, 224-225
Driezler, John Ulrick, schoolmaster at Frederica, 8
Duchee, William, letter of attorney from Frances Watts, 23
Dunbar, Capt. George, land grant, 19 97, 125
orders to disband regiment, 117
sola bills issued to, 124-125
Ebenezer, center of Germans, 226
conditions at, 49
filature at to be built, 246, 255, 267
Germans coming to, 202, 240, 242, 245
John Martin Bolzius manager of secular affairs 85-86
land for religious and educational purposes to be laid out, 40
mills at, 61, 72-73, 202, 229-230, 242
paint and supplies for churches, 72-73
parcels for sent, 87, 181, 203-204, 214
prosperity at, 241-242
servants for, 15, 204 silk culture, 73, 76, 86, 187, 241 silk from, 88, 162, 166, 215
Thomas Bickler constable at, 101
to send two delegates to Assembly, 203
Uchee land to be added to, 60, 118. 119
see John Martin Bolzius and Salzburgers.
sawmill, 4
Economy in Ga., people urged to work hard and improve, 3.5-36
Edgecomb, Arthur Ogle, pay for, 7
trust grant, 20
Egmont, Earl of, sends grapevine cut tings to Ga., 27
Elliot, brings mail from Ga., 74
Ellis, Thomas, surveyor, 14, 115, 179, 262
Emery, Anne, debt forgiven by Trustees, 16
Emery, Peter, death of, 16
Exchange Coffee House, sale of Ga. silk at, 275, 276, 277
Expenses, accounts and funds for, 87, 114
estimated for Ga., 11-12, 57-58, 66, 67-69, 150, 199, 212-219, 269
for year 1744, 64-65
from Lady Day 1745, 65
to be made up every half year, 65
Trustees need to know expected ones, 241
Falkner, Mr., land of, 97
Fawsett, Thomas, land grant, 18
Filature, great success, 264-265
method of operations, 261
to be built at Ebenezer, 255
two new ones to be built, 226, 246, 250, 251, 261, 267, 270, 271, 280
Finley, William, pay for, 7
Fire engine, sent to Savannah, 233, 236, 276
Firebrand, brings mail from Ga., 50, 51
Fitzwalter, Penelope, collects wharfage duty at Savannah, 96
Fletcher, Henry, land grant, 18
Florida, border troubles with Ga., 111-112
Folly, John Martin, comes to Ga., 26
Fort St. Mark, English try to demolish, 112
Fortrose, brings mail for Ga., 128, 131, 133, 178, 180, 181, 267, 269, 271, 272
Fox, Henry, Indian present purchase, 104-105
Trustees give ideas on Ga. defense, 91
Trustees object to about recruiting in Ga., 89-90
Trustees to surrender charter, 267
Francis, William, James Woolford his servant, 199
Francis & John, brings mail for Ga., 112, 113, 115, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126
Fraser, James, appointed conservator of the peace for Augusta, 191, 197
land grant, 115-116
things sent for Augusta church, 224-225
to see to land for support of religion at Augusta, 206
Frederica, Assistants to report on items there, 162
government at suspended, 32
inventory of king’s magazine, 124
land grants near to be investigated, 117-118
population and local government, 118
schoolmaster at, 8
soldiers to be stationed there, 117
to be made port of entry, 161, 174
Frenchmen, four come who understand silk culture, 199, 204
Frideling, John Adam, comes to Ga., 27
Frideling, Maria Clora, comes to Ga., 27
Fridling, Frederick, comes to Ga., 27
Friendship, brings mail for Ga., 81
Frying pans, sent to Ga., 24, 25
Funds for Ga., Trustees feel certain to receive, 228-229
Fury, Peregrine, Indian present distribution, 103-104
Gambling, Charles Watson carries on, 2-3
Gardner at Savannah, struck from estimate, 199
Gascoigne, Capt. James, land grant, 19
Gautier, Mrs., wound silk, 226
Gentleman’s Magazine, copy sent, 5, 17, 45-46
George Town, brings mail for Ga., 207
George Town Galley, brings mail for Ga., 161, 162
Georgia, has been of great use to S. C., 230
not to be added to S. C., 216-217, 238, 254, 266
to remain a separate colony, 119, 198, 231, 259-260
Georgia correspondence, agent in Charles Town to handle, 200
hurt by Carolina ships being taken, 35
little recently, 33-34, 38, 43
on vessel taken to Havana, 51
to go through Gov. of S. C., 37, 38, 51
William Hopton to handle, 109
Georgia defense, soldiers to be stationed at Augusta, Frederica, and Jekyll Island, 117
Georgia enemies, trying to destroy colony, 230
Georgia exports, account needed, 240
Georgia frontier, protected by the British, 107
Georgia general conditions, report made by Trustees, 238, 248, 249
reports needed, 39, 208-209, 230, 238-240
thrives, according to Harris and Habersham, 200
Georgia government, new to be established, 270, 271
respect for, 1
to be supported by troops stationed in Ga., 120
to be under Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations, 269, 271, 273
Geraldino, Thomas, claims Ga. and S. C. for Spain, 110-112
Germain, Anne, married Peter Emery, 16n
Germain, Michael, death of, 16n
Germain, Peter, death of, 16n
German servants, arrived in Ga., 23-24, 188-189
cnarter party for, 152
coming to Ga., 14-15, 23-24, 137, 140-141, 143-144, 202, 204
conditions of new ones, 23-24
contract with, 151
lazy and particular about food, 74
names of those sent to Ga., 25-27
needed at Ebenezer, 105, 244-245
report on desired, 187
should be easier to secure with peace, 101
to be taken by president and assistants if desired, 152
unsatisfactory, 201-202
Germans, arrive in Ga., 254
coming to Ga., 5, 135, 137, 140-143, 201, 202, 203, 204, 240, 242-245
good care on trip to Ga., 267
improvements and cultivation, 58
working tools for new arrivals, 240
Glascow Man of War, brings mail from Ga., 115
Glasgow merchants, apply for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Glebe for Savannah minister, needs to be relocated, 140
Glen, Gov. James of S. C., boat for use of soldiers in Ga., 156-157, 205-206
certifies boat service of Daniel Demetre, 214
Indian presents, 92-93, 99-100, 104, 108, 121-122
to deliver Hanover Boat to Ga., 214
to station troops at Augusta, 117
Gordon, Alexander, Ga. mail sent through, 109
lost Ga. mail, 79-80
sends Ga. mail from S. C., 106
Gordon, Peter, trust grant, 21
Gough, William, Jr., land grant, 18
Gough, William, Sr., land grant, 18
Gould, Capt. Arthur, brings mail for Ga., 80
Graham, Patrick, appointed assistant, 8, 17, 80, 130
Indian present distribution, 102-103, 122, 123, 153-154, 158-160, 172, 177-178, 190-191, 197
letter and journal received, 153
medicines desired, 160
medicines sent for, 70, 71, 172-173
secures Creek lands, 231, 262-263
Grant, Andrew, bill of exchange, 6
land grant, 18
Grant, James, land grant, 57
Grapevine cuttings, sent by the Earl of Egmont, 27
Gray, William, land grant of, 115-116
Gregorian calendar, adopted by Britain, 254
Gronau, Israel, replaced by H. H. Lembke, 23
Gwynn, Roderick, land grant, 279
Habersham, James, appointed assistant, 125, 126, 130
appointed Secretary, 190, 199, 200, 222
bill of exchange accepted, 246
buys Frances Watts’ land, 9, 12, 210-211
mail received by Trustees, 246, 264, 272-273
on commission to settle Thomas Causton’s accounts, 8, 13
provisions for soldiers, 142, 147, 150
silk culture, 126, 241-242, 246, 248, 249, 266. 270, 273-274
to issue sola bills, 147-148
to make report on Ga. in general, 208-209
Trustees have great regard for, 201
Hague French Gazette, Martyn’s letter printed in 127-128
Hales, Dr. Stephen, method of keeping corn sweet, 46
method of repairing lighthouse, 233
Halifax, Earl of, Bolzius letter shown to on treatment of people to S. C., 267
heads Board of Trade, 264
Pickering Robinson recommended to, 271-272
Halle, books and medicines sent from to Ebenezer, 242, 243-244
Hamar, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 64, 69
brings sola bills to Ga., 80
takes mail for Ga., 75
Hamilton, Paul, land grant, 19
Hanover Boat, for use of soldiers in Ga., 205, 214
Harman, Dorothea, comes to Ga., 26
Harman, Jacob, comes to Ga., 26
Harris, Francis, appointed Assistant, 235, 280
on commission to settle Thomas Causton’s accounts, 8, 13
Harris and Habersham, Bartholomew Zouberbuhler draws bill on, 247
bills for soldier provisions and boat expense, 251-253
boat to bring supplies for, 161
provisions for soldiers in Ga., 219-220
report that Georgia prospers, 200
to pay expenses for soldier boat, 175
wharf at Savannah, 161-162, 200
Harrison, Mrs., midwife, account of, 278
Haselfoot, James, land grant, 18
Hawkins, John, land grant, 97
Hawkins, Thomas, land grant, 97
trust grants, 21
Hay, Robert, land grant, 19
Henrietta, brings mail for Ga., 104, 106, 108
Heron, Lt. Col. Alexander, accounts of, 204
boat for use of soldiers in Ga., 157-158, 205-206, 214
Claims part of cargo of captured ship, 108
expenses of Indian relations, 189-190
Indian accounts, 155-156
land grant, 20
recruiting in Ga., 89-90
to disband regiment, 117, 123-124
Herries, Michael, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Hetherington, Joseph, land grant, 17
Hetherington, Robert, land grant, 18
Hetherington, Theophilus, land grant, 18
Hird, Thomas, trust grant, 21
Holbrook, Jacob, land grant, 57
Holderness, Earl of, appointed Secretary of State, 247-248
Holmes, Samuel, land grant, 18
Holt, Edward, appointed schoolmaster at Savannah, 163
comes to Ga., 174
package sent for, 181
Hooper, Capt., brings mail from Ga., 133
Hope, Messrs. of Rotterdam, bad treatment of people to S. C., 267
Hopewell, brings mail for Ga., 70, 72, 73, 82, 83
Hopkins, Christopher, behaviour as cow-penkeeper, 15
insults Salzburgers, 5
not to disturb Salzburger cattle, 40
Hopton, William, agents for mail etc. going to and from Ga., 33-34, 50 51, 70, 87, 92, 109, 121, 133, 178, 207, 214, 224, 235, 236, 253, 254
funds received from, 211
money on hand, 109
received funds for Trustees, 65
to endeavor to secure items from captured ships, 82, 83
to try and recover captured sola bills, 57
Hore, Capt. William, brings mail for Ga., 70, 72, 73
brings parcels for Ga., 51, 66
brings supplies for Ga., 70-72
Horses, of Trust sold, 194
Horton, Major William, conservator of the peace at Frederica, 59, 63
land grant, 19
letters to, 27
purchase of Trustee cattle for army, 36, 40
to be consulted on John Calwell’s appointment, 66
to endeavor to secure items form captured ships, 82
trust grant, 21
Hospital for Ebenezer, proposed, 245
Houstoun, James, land grant, 18
Houstoun, Patrick, land grant, 18
Hucks, Robert, Ga. Trustee, 40
Hughes, Joseph, lot in Savannah, 194
trust grant, 20
Humble, John, pilot at St. Simon’s, 9
Hunt, Capt. John, brings mail for Ga., 235, 236
Hutchinson’s Island, Thomas Salter wants to make bricks upon, 74
Illy, Agnes, comes to Ga., 26
Illy, Andreas, comes to Ga., 26
Illy, Jacob, comes to Ga., 26
Illy, Jacob, Jr., comes to Ga., 26
Illy, Michael, comes to Ga., 26
Illy, William, comes to Ga., 26
Incorporated Society, salary for Rev. Bartholomew Zouberbuhler, 121
Independent companies, to be stationed in S. C., 110, 117
Indian Affairs, Nicholas Rigby appointed secretary, 140, 148, 152
Indian interpreter, charges for approved, 164, 174
Indian lands near Savannah, to be given up soon, 257, 262
Indian presents, bad items purchased, 160
Bosomworths claim part, 182
distribution, 98, 99-100, 102-105, 108, 122, 123, 153-154, 158-160, 174, 187, 227
expenses for distribution, 177-178
for Ga. & S. C., 92-93
Patrick Graham’s report on, 172
purchase of in England, 114, 121-123
received from England, 190
to aid Creek land cession, 263
to be distributed by Patrick Graham, 190
Indian trade, letter from John Dobell regarding, 38
licensing of traders, 234
Trustees urge, 97
with Creeks, Chickesaws, and others to S W, 234
Indian trade at Augusta, monopolized by seven men, 234
weights and measures for, 234-235
Indian traders, Henry Parker to license, 198
need warehouse at Savannah, 198-199
small monopoly at Augusta, 234
use Charels Watson as lawyer, 2
Indian treaties, to remain in full force under royal government, 276
Indian troubles, caused by Bosomworths, 182-183
Indians, and defense of Ga., 91
steal and kill Salzburger cattle, 10
Indians at Savannah, Trustees pleased with action of whites, 178
Indigo, book on culture sent, 82
culture in Ga., 246-247
demand for, 200
from Ga. highly praised, 222
Parliamentary bounty on, 102
South Carolina made progress in, 82
Industry, brings mail for Ga., 259, 269, 275, 277
Industry, Georgians need spirit of, 128
Inhabitants, list of by John Dobell, 1, 16
Iron, given to Salzburgers for sawmill, 194-195, 202
wrought, sent to Ga., 25
Isaack, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 249
Italian silk culture, not as good as in Ga., 270
Italian states, prohibit export of raw silk, 164
Jackson, Capt., brings mail from Ga., 178
Jail, needed at Savannah, 56
Jamaica, sale of lumber to, 86, 96, 99
Jekyll Island, pilot at, 199
soldiers to be stationed there, 117
Jenkins, Edward, land grant, 18
Jenys, Paul, accounts of, 6-7
land grant, 19
Jenys, Thomas, accounts of Paul Jenys, 6-7
Johnson, James, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Johnson, Mr., gambler, 2
Jones, Noble, appointed Assistant, 191, 197
appointed Register of Ga., 235
boat for public use, 161
denies Robert Parker’s location of sawmill, 41
report on conditions at Savannah, 272-273
suggests market at Savannah, 233
surveyor, 8
to work with Pickering Robinson on report of general conditions in Ga., 208-209
Jones, Thomas, accounts of, 10
accusations against Charles Watson, 1-3
Joseph’s Town, wild cattle at, 101
Joubert, Peter, displaced as schoolmaster at Savannah, 197
Judd, Capt. Ambrose, brings mail for Ga., 183, 186, 187
Judith, brings mail for Ga., 1, 2, 3, 6, 10, 22, 27, 28, 29
brings servants to Ga., 25-27
ill fated voyage to Ga., 75
lost parcels for Ebenezer, 88
Julian calendar, discontinued by Britain, 254
Kays, John, plantation damaged by Indians, 227
Keene, Benjamin, negotiates treaty at Madrid, 227
Kent, Capt. Richard, conservator of the peace, 9
part of land granted to another, 116
power as Conservator of the Peace at Augusta, 57
King’s Magazine [at Frederica], to be disposed of, 214
Kitching, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 70, 72, 73, 82, 83
Knippling, Anna Catharina, comes to Ga., 27
Knippling, Jacob, comes to Ga., 27
Knippling, Martin, comes to Ga., 27
Kraaft, David, land grant, 240, 242
Kusmoul, Jacob, comes to Ga., 26
Kusmoul, Sevila, comes to Ga., 26
Lacey, Samuel, bill of exchange to, 6
Lacy, James, land grant, 17
Lacy, Roger, land grant, 17
Lambe, Bulfinch, land grant, 18
Land, claimed by Thomas Bosomworth, 182
Land for religious uses, 40, 118, 120, 182, 206
Land grants, at Frederica to be investigated, 117-118
by president and assistants, 115-116
descriptions for new ones needed, 240, 250-251, 262, 273, 279
made in Ga., 17-22, 57, 97-98, 134, 142
and mulberry tree planting, 141
list for quit rent purposes, 12-13, 56, 95, 141, 178-179, 195-196
lists of, 1
Land leases and conveyances, list sent to Trustees, 73-74
Land tenure, release of grants from conditions, 207
to be made permanent for all grants, 185, 187, 189, 195, 202-203, 206
Land vacant, how determined, 262
Lawrence, John, land grant, 57
Laws, not to be made by Assembly of People, 232
Lawyer, Charles Watson acts as one, 2
Lazaretto, required for infected slave ships, 145, 208
Le Bat, Father, account of culture of indigo, 82
Le Bon, Anthony Isaac, comes to Ga., 199, 204
Lee, Thomas, keeper of court of Savannah, 87
sent anvil and bellows, 87-88
146, 151-152
Leggatt, John, bill of exchange of Charles Watson to, 81
Lembke, Herman Henry, comes to Ga., 5, 23
pastor at Ebenezer, 86
Trustee payment to, 255-256, 261
Le Sage, Anthony, comes to Ga., 199, 204
Le Sage, Jane, comes to Ga., 204
Lesslie, Capt. John, brings mail for Ga., 190, 191, 192, 200-201, 203-204, 228-229, 254, 256, 258-259, 264, 266
to sail directly to Port Royal, S. C., 227
Liddle, Capt., brings mail from Ga., 74
Liekenstaiger, Melchoir, land grant, 140
Lighthouse, repairs to, 197, 233
Linebaker, George Adam, comes to Ga., 26
Linebaker, Salma, comes to Ga., 26
Litola, Nicholas, comes to Ga., 26
Live Oak, brings mail from Ga., 250-253
Lloyd, Samuel, dealings with Harris and Habersham, 219, 251
likes silk worm seed from Portugal, 251
mail for, 241
on silk culture in Italy, 268
procures silk worm seed from Italy, 166
reports on sale of Ga. indigo, 222
says not to strip mulberry trees of all leaves, 251
Trustee silk expert, 99, 109, 114, 116, 119, 163, 166, 275
Lords of Trade and Plantations, to have charge of Ga. government, 264, 269, 271, 273
see Board of Trade Lots, directions about vacant ones, 225
Loyal Judith, brings mail for Ga., 155-156, 213-216
Loyal Katherine, taken by enemy, 51, 74, 80
takes mail for Ga., 31-32, 34-35
Lucas, Michael, comes to Ga., 204
Ludovicus, Nicholaus, see Zinzendorf, Count of
Lumber, exported from Ga., account needed, 240
for church at Savannah, 55-56, 106, 110, 113
may rum be bartered for?, 39
produced by Salzburgers, 61, 77
sales to West Indies, 120, 242
to be sold to Jamaica, 96
Trustees hope for trade, 99, 130, 132, 200
Lutherans, among German servants, 152
MacClellan, Capt. John, brings Germans to Ga., 243, 244, 267
brings mail for Ga., 238, 241, 242, 243, 244, 247, 248
MacGillivray, Archibald, land grant, 19
Mackay, Capt. Patrick, accounts, 29
arrived in England, 17
claims of to be determined, 13
does not occupy his grant, 56
land grant, 19
Mackay, Lt. Hugh, land grant, 19
Mackay, John, land grant, 19
Mackenzie, Capt. James, brings mail for Ga., 128, 131, 133, 178, 180, 181, 267, 269, 271, 272
Mackintosh, Capt. John, conservator of the peace for Darien, 234, 235
Macleod, Rev. John, trust grant for Darien missionary, 22
Madrid, Treaty of, copy sent to Ga., 227
Mail, more certain with peace, 107
Mail for Ga., instructions to William Hopton, 121
Mail from Ga., hoped for information, 178
little received, 128
lost, 92
not received, 106
received, 87, 95, 106, 107-109, 178, 216, 217-218, 225, 227
Malatchee, damages plantations, 227
demands for Bosomworth and trouble, 164
Manufacturing of cloth, disapproved by Trustees, 142
Marcer, Samuel, 33, accepted office?, 33, 43
accepts job as bailiff, 75
appointed bailiff, 80
appointment as Assistant, 130
dismissed as bailiff and Assistant, 270, 272, 279
salary stopped at suspension, 275
suspended as Assistant and Bailiff, 196
Market at Savannah, public storehouse to be converted into one, 233
Marshall, Capt., brings mail from Ga., 108
Martyn, Benjamin, attached to welfare of Ga., 264
tells Rev. Samuel Urlsperger of published letter, 135-137
Mary Billander accounts lost when captured, 106-107
lost mail from Ga., 95
mail received after capture, 126
taken by the enemy, 92
Mary Snow, brings mail for Ga., 163, 166, 167, 172, 173
Mathews, Jacob, claims for bounties on crops raised, 44-45
Maxwell, Audly, appointed constable and conservator of the peace, 234, 235
McPherson, James, bill of exchange, 7
Medicines, for Salzburgers, 88, 148-149, 152, 203, 215, 242, 243, 244
sent to Patrick Graham, 57, 160, 172, 173
Mellichamp, Richard, to be coxswain on boat for soldiers, 161, 174
Mercury, captured by enemy, 33
Meredith, Capt., takes mail for Ga., 34, 35, 36, 37, 38
Meyer, John Ludwig, conservator of the peace at Ebenezer, 86, 89, 94, 97, 98-99
duties at Ebenezer, 101
medicines sent for, 88, 148-149, 152, 203
package for sent to Ga., 180, 204
salary of, 132
to aid Bolzius in silk culture, 131
to collect information for new land grants, 203
Mick, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 26
Mick, Jonas, comes to Ga., 26
Midwife, struck from estimate, 199
Midwife at Frederica, account of, 278
Military expenses, to be paid by army, 64-65
Militia regulations, approved by Trustees, 247
Mill, for rice and barley, 4
Milledge, John, plantation damaged by Indians, 227
request for land, 56
Miller, Malachi, comes to Ga., 26
Miller, Margaretta, comes to Ga., 26
Miller, Mr., instructions for cultivating mulberry trees, 130-131, 133, 143
Millstones, sent for Ebenezer, 229-230
Millwright, goes to Ga., 143
Ministerial support at Savannah, land and servants for, 89
Missionary for Augusta, applied for by Trustees, 206
Moore, Francis, petitions to Trustees about debts due him, 9
Moore, George, land grant, 18
Moore, William, constable at Frederica, 9
Morton, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 177
Mouse, Lucy, land and interest in Skidoway cattle, 84-85
Mulberry trees, instructions for growing, 130-131, 133, 143, 185
more to be planted, 185
must be planted according to regulations, 141, 146, 165, 184
not to be entirely stripped of leaves, 251
Salzburger method of planting, 133, 168-169
will not grow at Trustees Garden, 233
Munitions, sent to Ga., 25
Musgrove, John, land grant, 19
Naval officer for Ga., William Russel recommended, 135, 140, 148, 152, 160-161, 174
Naval vessels, to take mail to Ga., 66
Navy, requested to carry mail to Ga., 51-52
Negro act, considered by Lords of Trade, 229
Ga. representations on, 183-184, 186
Negroes, act to allow in Ga., 207-208
any in Ga.?, 102
duty on importation, 146, 208, 232, 233
intended law on, 144
John Martin Bolzius opposes, 85
not to be admitted to Ga., 48, 62, 94
number in Ga., 217
proposed regulations for, 134, 144-146
reasons against Negroes, 42
run away to St. Augustine, 234
to be taught silk reeling, 246
Neptune, brings mail for Ga., 183, 186, 187, 277, 278, 280
brings packages for Salzburgers, 50
New Bond Street, location of Trustees office, 269
Nickleson, Capt., to come to Ga., 148
North Carolina, settlers coming to Ga., 59
O’Brien, Kennedy, land grant, 20
Officials, salaries paid by Trustees, 212-213
Ogeechee River, new settlement on, 59
Oglethorpe, James, accounts with Trustees, 236-238
assistance to Salzburgers, 4
bill of exchange on, 7
border troubles with Spanish, 111-112
disbanding of regiment, 110-111, 117, 119, 123-124
information on James Billinghurst’s application for land, 79
letter about disbanding of regiment in Dutch and English newspapers, 126-128, 135-137
ordered land for Thomas Causton, 8
payment to Mary Bosomworth, 44
recruiting in Ga. against his orders, 95
Olive trees, grow at Trustees Garden, 233-234
Onions, sent to Ga., 25
Ormston, Thomas, land grant, 19
Orphan House, report of conditions desired, 194
Orphan house at Ebenezer, plantation in S. C., 101
Ortman, Christopher, not to be schoolmaster at Vernonburgh and Acton, 55
schoolmaster at Ebenezer and Savannah, 4-5, 15
trust grant, 20
Trustees willing to continue charity for, 102
Ossabaw Island, ceded by Creeks, 262
Ossabaw Sound, no pilot needed, 234
Oswald, Richard, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Ottolenghe, Joseph, comes to Ga. as catechist for Negroes, 229
duties require travel, 258
knows silk culture, 229
sent to Ga. by the Associates of Dr. Bray, 258
Trustees cannot put into other position, 258
Ovens, of cast iron for Salzburgers, 50
Pages, Anthony, comes to Ga., 199, 204
Pages, Margaret, comes to Ga., 204
Paine, Capt. William, brings mail for Ga., 206, 207, 209
Paint and supplies, for church at Savannah, 70-72
Parcels, for Ebenezer, 172, 242, 243, 244
Parish clerk at Savannah, Edward Holt, 174
Parker, Henry, appointed President of Ga., 235
appointed to license Indian traders, 198
appointment and instructions as Vice President, 190, 191-199, 200, 202
letter of attorney from Mary Booper, 23
pay for duties as acting president, 192
recommended that he attend Town Court, 196
Trustees have great regard for, 201
Parker, Robert, Sr. & Jr., claim of land at Mill River at Ebenezer, 40-41, 42
land at Mill River to be added to Ebenezer, 60-61, 85
Parliamentary act, to encourage silk culture in Am., 186
Parliamentary grant, for 1752, 241, 251, 255, 260-261
made for Ga., 149-150
money to be paid, 78
needed, 107
received for 1746, 35-36
refused for 1751, 228, 230, 236, 244
to pay for silk in 1752, 271, 274
Parliamentary petition, to encourage silk growing in America, 165, 166, 184, 185
Parsonage at Savannah, to be repaired or rebuilt, 139-140, 151
Peace with France and Spain, almost established, 101, 105, 107
southern boundary of Ga., 91-92
Pearson, Capt. Alexander, brings mail for Ga., 163, 166, 167, 172, 173, 259, 269, 275, 277
Peas, bounty on, 11
raised by Salzburgers, 133
Pelham, Henry, asked to issue Parliamentary grant money, 78
Pember, Mary, land grant, 19
Pennefather, John, land grant, 18
Penrose, John, appointed pilot at Tybee, 197
Perkins, Samuel, trust grant, 21
Pett, Catharina, comes to Ga., 27
Pett, Gasper, comes to Ga., 27
Pett, Hans George, comes to Ga., 27
Pett, Michael, comes to Ga., 27
Pett, Rosina, comes to Ga., 27
Physician for Ebenezer, proposed, 245
Pick, Capt., captured by enemy, 33
Pilot at Tybee, David Cunningham, removed, 197
John Penrose appointed, 197
Pilots at Jekyll, struck from estimate, 199
Pine land, agriculture in, 3-4
Pinkerton, Henry, land grant, 17
Plows, sent for Salzburgers, 4, 10
Plows and other implements, for Vernonburgh and Acton, 95
Polhill, Nathaniel, land grant, 18
Population, about 1900 whites in Ga., 265
list of inhabitants received, 178, 180
list of people prepared by John Dobell, 1
Trustees desire exact number, 250, 251, 273
Trustees desire report on, 142, 240
Trustees want list of settlers in various settlements, 84
Ports, Jacob, comes to Ga., 26
Ports, John Philip, comes to Ga., 26
Ports, Magdalena, comes to Ga., 26
Ports of entry in Ga., Savannah and Frederica, 161, 174
Portugal, silk worm seed coming from, 250-251
Potatoes, bounty on, 11
sent to Ga., 25
raised by Salzburgers, 133
Potter, John, concern for letter printed in Dutch and English newspapers, 126-128
disbanding of Oglethorpe’s regiment, 110-111
late secretary of Duke of Bedford, 154
Prayers for Royal Family, new form, 229
President and Assistants, letters to, 53, 64, 69, 70, 73, 75, 80, 81, 82, 87, 92, 94, 95, 101, 106, 108, 113, 114, 124, 125, 128, 139, 144, 149, 152, 155, 161, 163, 173, 177, 178, 181, 187, 230, 238, 242, 248, 252, 269, 275, 278
position in Ga., 1
recommended by Trustees for new govenment, 260, 269, 272, 274
stated times for meetings, 130
to encourage people in industry, 95-96
President of Ga., Henry Parker appointed, 235
Preston, George, Jr., land grant, 19
Prince George, too small a boat for soldiers in Ga., 205
Prince William, taken by enemy, 33
Prince of Wales, died, 229
Proctor, Thomas, trust grant, 21
Provisions, for disbanded soldiers, 148, 150-151
for soldiers stationed in Ga., 142, 147, 149-150
imported from New York to Ga., 128
raised by Salzburgers, 133
to be sold from Ga., 96
Public house in Savannah, Tisdale’s 2
Public works, need support, 146
Pye, John, bill of exchange drawn on, 32
recorder, 43
removal, 75
Pytt, Rowland, land grant, 19
Quarantine, required for infected slave ships, 145
Quarme, Capt. Walter, brings mail for Ga., 1, 2, 3, 6, 10, 22, 27, 28, 29
brings servants to Ga., 25-27
death of, 17n
lost parcels for Ebenezer, 88, 94
Quit rents, arrears to be remitted, 259
collector to be appointed, 7-8
due on Ga. land, 12-13, 56, 83
list of grants and leases for, 84, 95, 141, 195-196
list of grants upon which due, 7-8, 17-22
records relating to, 138
Trustees to petition for reduction, 196, 231
Raagin, Barbara, comes to Ga., 27
Rae, John, appointed conservator of the peace, 235
church at Augusta, 206, 224-225
Rangers, and defense of Ga., 91, 95
Ratien, Anne Dorothy, comes to Ga., 26
Ratien, Maria, comes to Ga., 26
Recruiting, in Ga. objected to, 90, 95
Register, to make list of people with land and no grants, 12
Religion, for Negroes, 145
of German servants, 152
see church and ministers by name
Religious and educational support, land for at Ebenezer, 40, 42-43
Reynolds, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 95, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102
Rice, culture in Ga., 133, 246-247
Rice mill, at Ebenezer, 4
Richard, Elizabeth, comes to Ga., 27
Richard, Iscariot, comes to Ga., 27
Richard, Laurence, comes to Ga., 27
Richard, Michael, comes to Ga., 27
Richard, Peter, comes to Ga., 27
Richard, Thomas, comes to Ga., 27
Richard, William, comes to Ga., 27
Riemensperger, Mr., brought German protestants to England, 135
Rigby, Nicholas, appointed secretary of Indian affairs, 140, 148, 152
payment to, 74
Roads, public, Trustees suggest that people make, 233
Robinson, Pickering, appointed an Assistant, 235
cooperation with James Habersham, 266
fear he may leave Ga., 271-272, 274
recommended to Earl of Halifax, 271-272
report on conditions at Savannah, 272-273
returns to Savannah, 280
silk culture, 208-209, 241-242, 225-226, 246, 248, 249, 266, 270, 271-272
suggests making market at Savannah, 233
to make report on Ga. in general, 208-209
Trustees approve of, 257
well received in Ga., 225
Robinson, Pickering and James Habersham, bill of exchange paid, 252-253
Robinson, Thomas, land grant, 257, 263
Robinson, William, land grant, 257, 263
Rodger, Capt., brings mail from Ga., 250, 251, 252, 253
Ross, Alexander, gambler, 2
Royal Family, form of praying for, 235
Rum, bartered for lumber, 39
is its prohibition effective?, 39
to be allowed in Ga., 77
Russel, William, appointed Bailiff for Savannah, 270, 279, 280-281
appointed naval officer, 174
receipt for boards for church at Savannah, 110
recommended for naval officer in Ga., 135, 138-139, 140, 148, 152, 160-161
records for accounts, 65
Rutherford, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 227, 278, 280
Rutledge, Mr., to endeavor to secure items from captured ships, 82
St. Barbe, Capt. Alex., brings mail for Ga., 104, 106, 108
St. Catherine’s Island, ceded by Creeks, 262
St. Simon’s Island, few persons left on, 199
land grants on and near, 179
no pilots needed, 234
Sacheverel, Joshua, trust grant, 20
Salaries, of Ga. officials, 212-213
Sale, William, land grant, 18
trust grant, 20
widow marries Robert Parker, Jr., 40
Salter, Thomas, proposition to make bricks, 74
Salzburgers, assistance from James Oglethorpe, 4
cattle, 5, 10, 15, 40, 194, 202, 212, 262
desire lands above Ebenezer Creek, 15, 38-39
desire servants, 105
healthy, prosperous, hard workers, 76, 77, 98
model for industry at Frederica, 63
money owed to store to be forgiven, 43, 60
parcels sent to, 6, 61, 72-73, 172, 173, 215
provisions raised, 133
reasons against Negroes, 42
settlement considerably increasing, 250
silk culture, 3, 42, 43, 70, 71, 72, 76, 77, 93-94, 99, 116, 118-119, 131-132, 139, 166-172
silk of high quality, 62, 88, 165
silk worm seed for, 165
silk wound by women, 59, 96, 99, 129, 164-165
Trustee regard for, 4, 10, 42, 74
wharf, 130
willing to give up rights in wild cattle, 102
see John Martin Bolzius and Ebenezer
Sandford, Cornelius, land grant, 18
Sapelo Island, ceded by Creeks, 262
Savannah, decaying, 58-59
fire engine to be sent over for, 233
report on state of, 272-273
to be made port of entry, 161, 174
vacant lots in, 194
Savannah minister, land for his support, 89
Savannah trade, must be encouraged, 96
Sawmill, at Ebenezer, 4, 42, 61, 194-195, 202, 242
Robert Parker’s, 40-41
Schmidlinus, Leontius, petition of people who want to go to Ga., 188-189
Schoolmaster at Savannah, Edward Holt, 174, 213, 215
Peter Joubert displaced, 197
Schubdrein, Peter, secured German settlers, 242
Scythes, sent to Ga., 152
Secretary, William Stephens removed and James Habersham appointed, 200, 222
Servants, for Rev. Bartholomew Zouberbuhler, 118, 139
land for, 143
needed in Ga., 107
work own land one day a week, 105
to work land for relgious uses, 120
Trustees trying to get more, 63
see German servants Settlement pattern, suggested by Trustees, 194
Settlements, reports on different ones wanted, 208-209
Shaaf, Ulrick, comes to Ga., 26
Shepherd, Peter, patroon of boat, 115
Shipbuilding, Trustees approve, 97
Ships, loaded in Ga. for export, 226
Shoes, sent to Ga. by Trustees, 11
Shropshire’s Bookseller, location of Trustee office, 269
Shrubsole, William, land grant, 97
Silk culture, advantages of, 241
amount of silk produced in 1750, 232
at Ebenezer, 42, 43, 76, 77, 86, 93-94, 96-97, 99, 113, 114, 118-119, 131-132, 162, 163, 166-167, 187, 215, 241, 268
at Vernonburgh and Acton, 102, 142
bounties on, 43, 45, 113, 165-166, 168-169, 175-177, 213, 215, 220, 222-224, 231-232
by Salzburgers told to Samuel Urlsperger, 136-137
estimate of increase, 257, 266, 273
expenditures for, 241, 246-247, 250, 251
freed of Jane Mary Camuse’s actions, 74
Frenchmen who understand come to Ga., 199, 204
Ga. superior to Italian, 265, 267-268, 270
great advantage to Ga., 264-265, 267-268
how well carried on at Savannah?, 39
in languid state, 141
in S. C., 167
instructions to be sent, 63-64, 66-67, 75-76
items to help sent to Ga., 25, 70, 71-72, 73
Negroes to be taught, 146
Parliamentary encouragement of, 165, 184-185, 186
Pickering Robinson and James Habersham aid, 225-226, 246, 248, 249
report on conditions of, 208-209
to be encouraged, 116, 164-166, 166-172, 173-177, 197-198, 200-201, 217, 238-239, 264-265
to be encouraged by royal government, 256-257, 260-261, 270-277
Trustees to provide for, 269
Silk culture in Ga., greatly desired in England, 134-135
Silk from Ebenezer, 3, 113, 133, 215
Silk from Ga., highly praised, 62, 88, 222
received, 10
sold at high price, 268, 275, 276, 277
Silk manufacture in England, hurt by Italian prohibition of export of raw silk, 164
Silk, raw, Italian states prohibit export, 164, 166, 171, 184
Silk reeling, Elizabeth Anderson to instruct women in, 197-198
female Negroes to be instructed in, 229
progress made in?, 36
reward to women who learn, 96, 99, 165, 198
Silk worm seed, coming from Portugal, 250-251
procured from Italy, 166, 170, 178, 180, 181
to be sent to Ga., 165, 170, 178, 187
Skidoway Island, sale of cattle on, 84-85
Slaves, see Negroes
Smith, Samuel, Bartholomew Zouberbuhler’s letter to, 258
interest in affairs of Lucy Mouse, 84-85
letter from Joseph Ottolenghe, 258
Smith, Thomas, told of delay in securing quit rent information, 137-138
Smith’s bellows, sent to Ga., 87
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, journal of John Martin Bolzius sent to, 4
Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts, missionary for Augusta, 206, 214-215, 220-221
sends parcels to Bartholomew Zouberbuhler, 34
to pay Bartholomew Zouberbuhler, 33, 34
to pay salary of Joseph Ottolenghe, 229
Sola bills, accounts of use needed, 107
captured and taken to Havana, 57, 65-66, 78, 80
issued to Capt. George Dunbar, 124-125
issued to Rev. John Martin Bolzius to pay for Salzburger silk, 167, 169-170, 171-172, 173-174, 180, 181
how endorsed, 47
new method of paying, 45
not to be used for final Trustee bills in Ga., 269-270, 273-274
sent to Ga., 10, 11, 12, 32, 34, 47, 65-66, 78, 80-81, 87, 94, 106, 114, 139, 147-148, 149, 150, 152, 161, 173, 178, 181, 204-205, 210, 211, 220, 222-224, 248-249, 251
should be sent to England for payment, 263
Soldiers, disbanded, arms for, 125-126
land for, 125-126
list of those in Ga., 217
list of those in Ga. wanted, 179, 196
rewards and provisions if they remain in Ga., 117
who remain in Ga., 123-124, 148-151
Soldiers in Ga., 149-150
boat for their use, 142, 154-158, 205-206
Harris and Habersham paid for provisions, 219-220
Soldiers, independent companies to be stationed in S. C., 110
needed on road to St. Augustine, 234
to be stationed at Augusta, Frederica, and Jekyll Island, 119-120
South Carolina, bad treatment of people taken there, 267
bounty on silk production, 167
fear of annexation of Ga. to, 216-217
German servants run away to, 202
governor and council to forward Ga. mail, 49, 51, 79-80, 106, 109
Indian trade with Cherokees, Catawbas, and others to N, 234
South Carolina and Ga., Indian present distribution, 108, 114, 121-122, 123, 153-154, 158-159
Spain, border troubles, 91-92, 110-112
claims Ga. and S. C., 110-112, 127
peace with almost established, 101
preliminary peace signed, 107
Sparnel, Thomas, land grant, 57
Spencer, William, appointed bailiff, 33, 36, 75, 80
deposition of Mary Bosomworth before, 44
on commission to settle Thomas Causton’s accounts, 8, 13
Staley, Frederick, comes to Ga., 26
Staley, Gottlieb, comes to Ga., 26
Staley, John, comes to Ga., 26
Staley, John, Jr., comes to Ga., 26
Staley, Magdalen, comes to Ga., 26
Staley, Marian, comes to Ga., 26
Staley, Philip Jacob, comes to Ga., 26
Stationery, sent to Ga., 70, 71, 173, 275
Stephen and Mary, brings mail for Ga., 206, 207, 209
Stephens, Newdigate, heir to William Stephens, 60
Stephens, Thomas, heir to William Stephens, 60
Stephens, William, accounts, 210-211
accounts from received, 10
Assistants to act if indisposed, 162
directed to tell Mary and Thomas Bosomworth their rights in Ga., 79
draws bill on Trustees, 177-178
Indian present distribution, 102-103, 104, 108, 122-123, 153-154, 158-160
journal lost, 34
land grant, 19
letter about Ga. items, 10-17
letters and journal received, 10, 50, 54, 74, 141
letters to, 7, 10, 22, 27, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 37, 43, 47, 50, 59, 78, 84, 102, 109, 122, 126, 133, 190
no longer to issue sola bills, 210
no recent correspondence, 35
relieved as secretary and president, 190, 192, 200, 202, 235
wants new land grant, 59-60
Stevenson, John, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Stirling, Hugh, land grant, 18
Storehouse at Savannah, might be used as Indian trader warehouse, 199
to be converted into a market, 233
Success, brings mail for Ga., 38, 41, 43, 47, 249
Summersett, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 6
Supplies, in King’s Magazine, 214
sent to Ga., 70-72
sent to Salzburgers, 61, 72-73
Suppo-rt of religion and education, land for at Ebenezer, 61
Surgeon to the poor, appointed, 52
Surveyors, appointed, 262
method of payment, 14
to make report of all lands claimed by Bosomworths, 194
savings in estimated, 58
Surveys, made by Joseph Avery, 8-9, 56
Sutherland, Capt. Patrick, land grant, 97
Swedish ship, captured and carried to Frederica, 108
Swill, Thomas, quit rents for Ga., 83
Swiss, desire to go to Ga., 188-189
improvements and cultivation, 58
Tailfer, Patrick, land grant, 18
Taite, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 134, 135
Tartar Man of War, brings mail from Ga., 50, 51, 54, 64
Terry, John A. left Ga., 43-44
suspension as recorder at Frederica, 30-32
taken prisoner by the French, 63
trial for rape, 79
Terry, William, land grant, 18
Thomson, Capt. William, captured ship at Frederica, 108-109
takes mail for Ga., 38, 41, 43, 47
Tisdale’s, public house in Savannah, 2
Tools, for new German arrivals, 204, 240
Town Court of Savannah, proceedings not received, 196
proceedings of needed, 79
records sent to England, 217
Vice President Henry Parker to attend, 196
Townsend, brings mail from Ga., 108
Treaty of Madrid, copy sent to Ga., 227
Trenn, Capt. William, brings mail for Ga., 109
Trustees, anniversary sermons sent, 99
consider Ga. and S. C. of common interest, 120
correspondence, method of answering, 143, 162, 180, 217
finances at low ebb, 32-33, 35-36
funds difficult to secure, 233
garden gone to decay, 233
government surrender, 128, 254-255, 256-257, 260, 266, 278-280
have care and affection for Salzburgers, 42
have welfare of Ga. at heart, 186-187, 230
out of town in summer, 106
memorial on general conditions in Ga., 230, 259-260
request for funds refused by Parliament, 228
work for Ga. a great satisfaction to them, 263-264
Tachiffely, John Lewis, bond of, 22-23
Tuckwell, John, land grant, 19
Tull, Jethro, book on agriculture sent to Salzburgers, 4
Turnips, sent to Ga., 25
Two Sisters, brings mail for Ga., 92, 177
Tyrrell, Mr., gambler, 2
Uchee Indians, hurt Salzburgers, 15
wickedness noted by John Martin Bolzius, 4
Uchee land, difficulties of cession, 85
not very good, 226
Salzburgers desire, 38-39, 42, 60, 180, 193
yet secured for Ebenezer?, 118, 119
Upton, Thomas, land grant, 19
Urlsperger, Rev. Samuel, assured no Negroes to be allowed in Ga., 62, 77
elected corresponding member of Trust, 77-78
interest in Germans coming to Ga., 243
report on happenings at Ebenezer, 47-49, 77, 188-189
sends chest for Ebenezer, 203-204
told that German servants going to Ebenezer, 105, 137, 144
written to for German servants, 101
Utrecht Gazette, Martyn letter printed in, 127-128
Verelst, Harman, purchase Indian presents, 114, 121-123, 160
Vernon, James, Bolzius correspondence with, 41
letter from Joseph Ottolenghe, 258
mail for, 98
missionary at Augusta, 206
Vernonburgh, Bartholomew Zouberbuhler to hold services at, 30
clergyman for, 5, 52-53, 54-55, 75
industry revived and cloth manufactured, 142
parcels sent for, 92
plows and other implements for, 94, 95
school master, 55
servants for, 15
to receive wild cattle, 102
Vice President and Assistants, letters for, 204, 207, 210, 213, 216, 220, 223, 226, 228
Vinegar, sent to Ga., 25
Virginia, settlers coming to Ga., 59
Von Braham, William Gerard, brings Germans to Ga., 242, 243, 244, 245
infromation on his background, 240
Von Munch, Charles, land grant, 240
Von Munch, Chretien, corresponding member of Trust, 42, 46, 60, 76-77, 105
land grant, 240, 242, 245, 255
payment made to, 113
proposes physician and hospital for Ebenezer, 245
silk from Ebenezer sent to, 163
tells of more Germans coming to Ga., 242
thanked for aid to Salzburgers, 42, 46, 60, 76
told of German servants for Ga., 137, 144, 244-245
told of published letter, 135-137
told of Salzburger success, 46
will be informed of Bolzius’ mail, 106, 110
Von Munch, Remegius, land grant, 240
Von Munch, Thomas, land grant, 240
Von Reck, Philip George Frederick, land grant, 19
Wade, Edward, land grant, 19
Walker, Alexander, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Walker, James, applies for land in Ga., 249
no land grant for, 279
Walpole, Horatio, collection of quit rents in Ga., 83, 137-138
Walthour, Christopher Conradt, comes to Ga., 26
Walthour, George Jacob, comes to Ga., 26
Walthour, George Michael, comes to Ga., 26
Walthour, Jacob Gasper, comes to Ga., 26
Walthour, John Gasper, comes to Ga., 26
Walthour, Margaret Barbara, comes to Ga., 26
Wardrop, Joseph, land grant, 18
Warehouses, needed at Savannah, 96, 198-199
Watson, Charles, accusations of Thomas Jones against, 1-3
appointed recorder, 75, 80, 81-82
arrived in England, 17
bill of exchange paid, 81-82
deposition of Mary Bosomworth before, 44
neglects duties as bailiff and assistant, 3
resigned as bailiff at Savannah, 33, 36
suspended as bailiff and assistant, 3
to return to Ga. and desires office, 43-44
Trustees ask how he executes his office, 196
Watts, Frances, funds for, 109
land sold to James Habersham, 9, 12, 210-211
letter of attorney to William Duchee, 23
Weaving, at Vernonburgh and Acton, 142
Weber, John, petition of people who want to go to Ga., 188-189
Weights and measures, sent to Augusta for the Indian trade, 234-235, 236
West, Catharina, comes to Ga., 26
West, Elizabeth, land grant, 19
West, Magdalena, comes to Ga., 26
West, Matthias, comes to Ga., 26
Weston, Willes, trust grant, 21
Wharf at Savannah, needs to be improved, 96, 130, 132-133
Whetstones, sent to Ga., 152
White, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 31, 32, 34, 35, 220, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226
mail received from, 126
White servants, proportion to Negroes, 144-145
Whitefield, Rev. George, land grant for Bethesda, 22
Negroes in Ga., 42
trust grant, 84
Whitehall Evening Post, Martyn letter printed in, 127-128
Wilkinson, Capt. Thomas, captured by enemy, 33
William, Griffith, carries mail to London, 192
services of, 204
storekeeper at Frederica, 189
Williams, John,land grant, 18, 279
to bring settlers from Va., 59
Williams, Robert, land grant, 18
Williamson, William, administers Thomas Causton’s estate, 43
Wood, William, informed that William Russell nominated for naval officer in Ga., 138-139
Wood, Capt. William, land grant, 20
Woodrooffe, William, land grant, 19
Wool ford, James, comes to Ga., 199, 204
Wool ford, Sarah, comes to Ga., 204
Wrangle, Charles Henry, captured ship at Frederica, 108
Wright, Jermyn, purchase Indian presents, 114, 121-123, 160
Wyssenbakher, Christopher, comes to Ga., 26
Wyssenbakher, Jacob, comes to Ga., 27
Wyssenbakher, Margaret, comes to Ga., 27
Wyssengert, Anna Maria, comes to Ga., 27
Yakeley, Jacob, comes to Ga., 26
Yamacraw Indians, number and how they subsist, 59, 140
will they surrender their lands, 140, 193-194
Yeomans, William, Charles Town merchant, 115
Yonge, Henry, appointed surveyor, 262
Young, Isaac, land grant, 19
Younge, Capt., brings mail for Ga., 84, 85, 87, 88
Zeigenhagen, Friedrich Michael, applied for help for Salzburgers, 4
applies for medicines for Salzburgers, 88
Bolzius correspondence with, 41, 188
contents of packages for Salzburgers, 50
informed of regulations on Negroes, 144
information about silk bounty for Ebenezer, 113
interest in Germans coming to Ga., 243, 244
lost parcels for Salzburgers, 94
mail for, 98
purchase gown and clothing for John Martin Bolzius, 61-62, 72-73
Zinzendorf, Count of, land grant, 19
Zoning, Barbara, comes to Ga., 27
Zoning, Margaret, comes to Ga., 27
Zouberbuhler, Bartholomew, appointed missionary to Savannah, 28, 29
bill of exchange refused, 246, 247, 252
books sent to, 151
complaints about Edward Holt, 215
dissatisfied in Ga., 118
funds not paid when due, 215-216
furniture for parsonage, 74, 75
Joseph Ottolenghe, 258
land grant, 140
Library of late Dr. Crow sent, 151
mail feared taken by enemy, 82
parcel for sent, 87
pastor for Vernonburgh and Acton in person or by assistant, 54-55
Peter Joubert complained of, 197
plan of church and glass for it, 151
recommended to employ John J. Zubly as his assistant, 52-53, 75
request for schoolmaster at Savannah, 153
salary and expenses, 30, 33, 34-35, 120-121, 139-140, 258
scythes and stones needed, 152
servants for, 29, 30, 89, 120, 139-140, 151
to give services in English, French, and German, 29-30
type Germans proper for his church, 152
voyage to Ga., 75
Zouberbuhler, Sebastian, land grant, 140
Zubly, Rev. John J., desired by inhabitants of Vernonburgh and Acton, 54-55
going to South Carolina, 89
recommended as assistant to Bartholomew Zouberbuhler, 52-53, 75
wants to be minister in Ga., 5