Markeen hotel, Buffalo, site, 172 and note. Marshall, Garret, Cold Spring Marvin, LeGrand, 327-28. Maryland, northern boundary, 45. Mason, William, 244. Mason & Dixon Line, 45. Mather, Prof. Wm. W., 327. -, capt. of militia, 1812, 147. note. 1806, 197. Middaugh, Martin, 195 note, 198. Miller, Maj. Frederick, 192, 200, T.. 193, 245, 266, 269, 297, 299, 301. Municipal Hospital, Buffalo site, Murder creek, 102, 128, 135, 144. Nassau, (Niagara district), Can- National Institute of France, 18, Newark, 215, 316. (Niagara-on-the-Lake), Newbury, O., 244. Newell, Graham, 157. Niagara, Fort, visit of the Elli- Erie), N. Y., population in 119. Niagara River, and the western 224, 232. North Carolina-Georgia boundary North Division street, Buffalo, 29 North st., (Guide Board road), Oak Orchard creek, 56 note. Ogden, David A., letters to, from Ohio river, islands surveyed, 15- Ohio st., and basin, Buffalo, 236. Olean, N. Y., settlement, 51 and Ontario, Lake, and the western Raynor, Augustus, 329. Rea, Alexander, 84, 98. Read, James, 244. Reading, Pa., road from, to Erie, Red Jacket, 99, 142, 143, 265-6, Rees, (or Reese), David, 146, Religious services, early Buffalo, Remington, Cyrus K., 203. Remington, Rev. David, 203, 286- Remington, Esther Low, (Mrs. David Remington), 295. Remington, Rev. James, 203, 280. Remington, Shadrach, 203, 232, Remington, Mrs. Shadrach, 295. Rice, Asa, 281-2. Riddle, Lt. War 1812, 219. Rifle Company, Buffalo. 257, 277. Rivardi, (Revardi), Maj. T. I. Potter, Miss teacher, 301. Poudries. Jo. 100. Roads, early Buffalo and vicinity, Powell, Dr. Elisha, 327. Robbins, William, 198. Pratt, Hiram, 245, 282, 331. Pratt, Mrs. Hiram, 329-30. Pratt, Cant. Samuel, 68 note, 198, Severance, Frank H., "One of Our Seward, William H., 43. Sexton, Frederick, 16, 25. Shaw, Joseph, 193. Shelton, Mrs. Wm., 329. Shelton Square, Buffalo, 28, 29. Sill, Alexander V., early Buffalo Sill, Uriah, 184. Slade, Samuel, 302-3. Smead, Misses, Academy for Smith, Oziel, of Williamsville, N. Smith, William, first Buffalo Smoke's Creek, 236-7. Smyth, Brig. Gen. Alexander, 254. 297. Staphorst, R. van, 50. Steele, O. G., letter to, from John Steele, Mrs. O. G., 329. Stevens, J., 121, 125, 145. Stillman & Co., 210. Stocking, Joseph, 244, 279, 281-2, Stocking & Bull, 210. Stocking & Dart, 210. Stoddard, Lot, 263-6, 296-7. Stoddard, Richard M., letters to, Street, Nehemiah, 61 note. Street, Samuel (?), 61 and note. 155-6. Chippewa, battle, st.), Transit Meridian Line, western Staley, Christjohn, 176, 203, 232, Transit surveying instrument, Trowbridge, Dr. Josiah, 260. 1 Wadsworth, James, 84 note. Waite, Israel, letter to, from Jos. Walden, Judge Ebenezer, 202, 218, Walden, Mrs. Ebenezer, 329. Walden Hill, Buffalo, 202, 233, Wall, George, 36. Wall, George, Jr., Lieut. Col., 36- Walters, Daniel, 159. Wand, Messrs., early settlers of War of 1812, on the Niagara War Song of 1812, 311. Washington, George, and the of location, 3; establishment of Webster, George B., 330. Weed block, Buffalo, 198 and Welch, Jane Mead, cited, 27 note. West, Prof. Charles E., 291. West Landing, now Queenston, West Point, N. Y., 19; Andrew Western Reserve, Ohio, 98 note, Westfield, N. Y., Lafayette at, 43. Buffalo, 288. Jemison), 112. Wilkinson, Gen. James, letter to, Williams, Mrs. Clara L. Sisson, Williamsburg, N. Y., unsuccessful Williamson, Charles, 50-51 and Williamsville Road. See Batavia Willink, Jan the younger, 70 note, Willink, J. and I., 56. Willink, Wilhelm, 70 note, 85, Willink, Wilhelm the younger, 70 Willow Lawn, Buffalo, 181 note. Holland Purchase lands, 1801, Winne, Cornelius, 195 and note. Wolves in western N. Y., 145-6, Wormwood, George, 203, 232. Young, A. W., History of Chau- ERRATA. Page 19, line 15. For "President Adams" read "Secretary of State Adams." P. 126, Footnote, third line from bottom, for "Busti" read "Bustia." P. 132, top line, for "Mr. Alston" read "Joseph Allston." P. 198, 12th line from bottom, for "Michael Middaugh" read "Martin Middaugh." P. 221, line 4, the allusion is misleading as to the location of the Normal school, the original building having occupied the Jersey-street site of the present structure. |