The Filson History Quarterly 1994: Vol 68 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 68
1994
Abdy, E. S., 266
Florida), 507
Abel, Mr. (Roman Catholic Alabama Brown Lung Study
clergyman), 265 Committee, 525
Abolitionist movement: book about, Alam, Mohammed B.: book rev. by,
revd., 425-27; Mattie Griffith 524-26
Browne in, 219-31 Alberts, Mrs. Gisbert, 115
Academy, at Louisville, 263 Alberts, J. Bernard, Jr.: portrait of
“Account of an Expedition from J. Bernard Alberts, Sr., by, 115
Pittsburgh to the Rocky Alberts, J. Bernard, Sr.: portrait
Mountains, performed in the of, 115
Years 1819, 1820..." (Long), Alden, USS, 355
256-57 Alexander, James R.: Jaybird: A. J.
Acton, Sue, 104 Moxham and the Manufacture of
Adams, John Quincy, 62n. 18 the Johnson Rail, noted, 95
Adams family papers, 105 Alfonso XIII (king of Spain), 68
Adath Jeshurun Congregation Allegany County (New York), 251
(Louisville), 288 Allen, Mrs. Ancel, 479
“Address . . . to Worker's Luncheon Allen, James Lane, 105
Meeting, Louisville and Jefferson Allen, Mary Allen, 418
County War Fund" (Stein), 418 Allen’s Hotel (Louisville), 255,
Adelstein, Debra, 292 259, 263
“Admiral Kimmel and Pearl Harbor: Allison, Margaret, 419
Heritage, Perception, and the Allison, Young E., 107
Perils of Calculation" (Harris), Allison family papers, 419
379-417 American Anti-Slavery Society, 219,
Adventures of the U-202: An Actual 224, 230
Narrative (Spiegel Von und zu American Battle Monuments
Peckelsheim), 351 Commission, 363
Advertising, during Spanish American Colonization Society, 219
influenza epidemic of 1918, American Federation of Labor, 277
69-70, 73-74, 75-76 American Medical Association,
African church, in Louisville, 262 records of Spanish influenza
African-Americans: employment of epidemic in 1918, 78-79
women during World War II, American Missionary Society, 426
477-78; history from 1760-1891, American Red Cross, 469, 470, 495
book revd., 85-86; history from Americans as They Are: Described in
1890-1980, book revd., 86-87; a Tour Through the Valley of
in Indiana, 526-28; museum the Mississippi (Postl), 260-61
exhibit about, 113-14; in Anderson, Karen, 469, 478
United States Army, 531; in Anderson, William L., 88
World War II, 419-20. See also Andrew, John A., 230
Abolitionist movement Anthony, Allen, ed.: Columbus, KY
Agriculture: around Carlisle, 320; as the Nation's Capital: Legend
around Louisville, 248, 254, or Near Reality? A Compilation
261; corn, 252; and soil of Accounts, revd., 522-24
fertility, 250; tobacco, 252, Anthony, Susan B., 230
320, 432-33, 477; and victory Apple, Lindsey, 111
gardens, 473; wheat, 248, 254; Arcadia Conference, 332
women as laborers in, 476-77 Ardery, Philip P.: Bomber Pilot: A
Ainsly, Henry, 265 Memoir of World War II, 418,
Air Corps Tactical Center (Orlando, 506; on FC publications
Page numbers in italics refer to figures.
540 The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
committee, 111; “Prich,"” Barnette, Henlee Hulix, 427-28
499-520 Barnhill, George, 430
Ardery, William, 500, 512-13, Barr, Dixon, 111
514-16 Barr, Jimmie Ellen, 329
Armistice Day celebrations, 326 Barren County, World War II
Armour, Rollin S., ed.: inductees from, 368, 421
Perspectives on Christian Barrett, Brig. Gen. Charles D.,
Ethics: Essays in Honor of 412-13
Henlee Hulix Barnette, revd., Barrow, Washington, 59n. 9
427-28 Bartlett, Richard A.: book rev. by,
Army of Bataan, 495-97 296-98
Asafetida, as cure for influenza, Bataan (Philippines), 356, 357,
71, fat Zo 489, 491-98
Asbury, Daniel, 6, 8, 11 Battle from the Stari: The Life of
Ashby, Mr. and Mrs. (of Nathan Bedford Forrest (Wills),
Louisville), 240 revd., 528-29
Ashe, Thomas, 245-46 Battle of Blue Licks, 22, 24, 298
Ashton, William, 115 Battle of Bougainville, 330, 334,
Associated Press (AP), 502 337-47
Association of American Battle of Corregidor, 357-60,
Geographers, 102 362-63
Athey, Ed, 117 Battle of Fallen Timbers, 24
Atlanta (Georgia), residential Beam, T. Jeremiah, 104
mobility in, 51 Beam distillery (Clermont), 104
Atlantic Neutrality Patrol, 393 Beard, Evan C., 115
Atwater, Caleb, 261-63 Beardstown, 241
Autobiography of a Female Slave Beargrass Creek, 234, 236, 238, 240,
(Griffith), 221-22 241, 242, 245, 251, 253, 350
Ayres, William: Historical Bearss, Sara B.: “To Buckle on
Sketches, 234 Armor Again’: Henry Clay’s
Letters to Donald MacLeod,"
57-65
B. Weille and Son (Paducah), 75 Beaubin, Charles, 4
Baie-Saint-Paul (St. Paul’s Bay), Beisler, CPO Joseph J., 357
white captives at, 14 Belgium, postwar conditions in, 454
Bailey, Joseph, 280 Bell County, Gann family in, 530
Bailey, Rebecca, 220 Bell family, 95
Bailey, William Shreve: family of, Bellinger, Rear Adm. Patrick N. L.,
219, 220 400-402, 406, 408
Baily, Francis, 242-43 Belue, Ted Franklin: book rev. by,
Baird, Nancy Disher: “To Hear 293-95; print of Daniel Boone
Their Beefs and Squa[w]ks’: A by, 307; “Terror in the
Kentucky Congressman Visits Canelands: The Fate of Daniel
Postwar Europe,” 445-64 Boone's Salt Boilers,” 3-34
Bairdstown, college in, 261 Ben Snyder store (Louisville), 285
Bakeless, John, 8 Berea College: establishment of,
Baldwin, William, 513, 514 220, 426; segregation of, 87
Ballard County, purchase of, 66 Bergeron, Paul H., ed.: Papers of
Bank of the United States Andrew Johnson: Volume 10,
(Louisville), 254, 257, 260 February-July 1866, revd.,
Baptist church: in Louisville, 259, 423-25
262; members of, 16, 22, 30, 32 Berthoud, Mr. (early settler of
Barbourville, Dr. Thomas Walker's Shippingsport), 251
trip to, 233 Bethune, Mary McLeod, 478
Barden, Graham, 521 Bingham, Edith S., 111
Barker, USS, 355 Birkbeck, Morris, 91
1994] Index
Black, A. B., 75 Boone, Jemima, 8
Black Death (plague), 67 Boone, Squire, 532
Black Fish (Shawnee chieftain), 7, Boone Family Association, 532
27-28, 32 Boonesborough (fort): 1778 seige
Black History News & Notes, 526-28 of; 7,10; 17; 19-21, 22:
Black Patch region, 432-33 Indian raids on, 28; names of
Blackhawk, USS, 355 persons killed and captured
Blacks. See African-Americans from, 6n. 8; settlement of, 19,
Blakely, Vice Adm. Charles A., 411 23, 32
Blane, William Newnham, 257-58 Boothe, Louisa, 249
Blanton family, convention of, 307, Boston, residential mobility in,
434 35, 51
Bliss, Eugene F., ed.: Dr. Saugrain's Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society,
note-books 1788..., 237-38 223
Bloch, Adm. Charles C., 400-401, Botsch, Robert E.: Organizing the
403 Breathless: Cotton Dust,
Bloch, Adm. Claude C., 411 Southern Politics, and the
Bloom, Dr. I. N., 287 Brown Lung Association, revd.,
Bloom, Khaled J.: Mississippi 524-26
Valley’s Great Yellow Fever Botscharow-Kamau, Lucy Jayne, 90
Epidemic of 1878, revd., Bougainville (Solomon Islands),
428-30 324, 329, 330, 334, 337-47
Blue Grass Field (Lexington), 470 Boughman (a widow; later Mrs.
Blue Grass Ordnance (Signal) Depot Nathaniel Bullock), 12
(Fayette County), 476 Bourbon County, election fraud in,
Bluegrass region, 432-33 500, 510-16
Blurred Vision Award, Eighth Bourbon County Ministerial
Annual, 105-6 Association, 515
B'nai B'rith, Louisville Lodge No. 14, Bowman, Alfred, 115
291 Bowman, Col. John, 12
B&O Railroad, 512 Braddock, Maj. Gen. Edward, 23
Bodnar, John, 46 Bradford, John, 422-23
Boise, USS, 355 Bradshaw, “Doc,” 327
Bomber Pilot: A Memoir of World War Brady, Cyrus Townsend, 351
II (Ardery), 418, 506 Brandeis: Beyond Progressivism
Booker T. Washington School (Strum), revd., 298-300
(Lexington), 477 Brandeis, Louis D., 298-300
Boomer, John: papers of, 419-20 Brant, Joseph, 14
Boone, Daniel: accused of treason, Bratcher, Kathryn Anne (FC
21, 33; biography of, 8, librarian), 103
296-98; burial of brother, 31; Breathitt, Edward T., 519
captured by Shawnee, 8, 27, Breckinridge, Col. Henry, 504
32-33; care of William Hancock Breckinridge-Ripley family papers,
by, 21; death of, 8; and early 105
Kentucky land records, 293; Brenner, Carl: Cumberland Falls,
hairstyle of, 25; illness of, 115
8-9n. 16; illustrations of, “Brief Moments of Glory: Weaver's
296, 307; promotion of, 21, 33; Warriors—The 192nd ‘Kentucky’
rescue of captured whites by, Tank Battalion in the
7-8; salt boilers captured Philippines” (Wallace and
with, 3-34; sharing his rations Claypool), 484-98
with other captives, 19; Briggs, Wallace Neal: Riverside
Shawnee squaw of, 8-9n. 16; Remembered, revd., 300-302
sympathy with Shawnee Indians, British, and American captives, 13,
21-22 14, 31
Boone, Edward (“Ned"), 31 Broaddus, Andrew, 373
The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
Brookes-Smith, Joan E.: Master Bulmer, USS, 355
Index, Virginia Surveys and Burger, Phyllis, 105, 108
Grants, 1774-1791, 294 Burials: in Berea Cemetery, Inc.,
Brooks, Preston, 221 530; of influenza victims in
Brooks, Samuel, 5, 6, 9, 13, 33 1918, 80-82; of soldiers in
Brooks, Thomas, 6, 7, 8, 9 World War I, 80-81, 363; of
Brooks, William, 6, 9, 33 soldiers in World War II, 363,
Brookshire, Hugh, 453 377
Brotherhood of Locomotive Burkhardt, Richard W.: Eliza Julia
Engineers and Firemen, 275, 277, Flower: Letters of an English
282 Gentlewoman: Life on the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Mlinois-Indiana Frontier,
283 1817-1861 (Walker and
Brown, Arabia, 6, 9-10 Burkhardt), revd., 91-93
Brown, J. Graham, 349 Burnside, 419
Brown, John (a salt boiler), 6, 8n. Burress, Marjorie Byrnside: Led by
15, 10s 23, 32.33 the River: The Story of My
Brown, John (abolitionist): Father's Towboating Days,
biography of, noted, 97; Mattie noted, 529
Griffith Browne’s sympathy for, Bush, Corp. Richard E., 368
227-28; raid on Harper's Ferry Butler, Gloria J.: annual report
by, 220 by, 116
Brown, John: papers of, 105 Butler, Mann, 263
Brown, John Mason, 418 Buttrick, Tilly, Jr., 248
Brown, John Y., Sr., 509 Byrnes, James F., 267, 268, 269,
Brown, Samuel R., 251 271-72, 277, 282
Brown, Sarah, 10 Byrnside, Capt. Vernon K.: book
Brown, William Dodd, 5, 21-22n. 52 about, noted, 529
Brown lung: book about, revd.,
524-26
Brown Lung Association, 524-26 Caldwell, Charles, 105
Browne, Albert Gallatin, 230 Caldwell Tanks, 113
Browne, Martha Griffith (“Mattie”): Calhoun, John C., 58-59n. 6
as an abolitionist, 219-31; Callaway, Betsy, 8
Autobiography of a Female Callaway, Fanny, 8
Slave, 221-22; “Little Callaway, Flanders, 6, 7-8, 12, 14
Abolitionist, The," 225; Madge Callaway, Col. James (father), 7
Vertner, 226-27; “Ratie: A True Callaway, James (son), 5, 6, 7, 9,
Story of a Little Hunchback," 12-14, 21
222; “Sketches and Narratives, Callaway, Micajah (“Cage"), 6, 7,
illustrative of slavery, its 12, 14-15, 21, 34
incidents and workings, its Callaway, Col. Richard, 7, 20-21
essential character & Callaway, Susan White, 14
inevitable effects," 224 Calloway County: medical fees in,
Brown-Forman Corporation, 113 79-80; purchase of, 66
Buchanan, James, 60 Calvert, James, 108
Buckner, Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar, Camp Atterbury (Indiana), 329
Jr., 376-77 Camp John Hay (Philippines), 489
Buckner, Simon Bolivar, Sr., 377 Camp Lejeune (North Carolina), 335,
Bullets, Messrs. (early inhabitants 337
of Louisville), 246 Camp Nelson, 426
Bullitt, Capt. Thomas, 293 Camp Pendleton (California), 335
Bullock, Nathaniel, 6, 11-12, Camp Polk (Louisiana), 487
15-16 Camp Taylor (near Louisville), 68
Bullock, Mrs. Nathaniel (formerly Campbell, Tracy: Politics of
“the widow Boughman"), 12 Despair: Power and Resistance
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in the Tobacco Wars, revd., writings by, 220, 231
432-33 Children, of immigrants, 43-44,
Candee, George, 426 47-48
Canopus, USS, 354, 355, 356, 357, Chimney Corner Tea Room
362 (Lexington), 471
Cantor, Louis: book rev. by, 526-28 Chiropractic care, as treatment for
Caperton family papers, 105 influenza, 75
Captain Will (a Shawnee), 19-21 Cholera, folk medicine for, 72
Carlisle County, purchase of, 66 Christian Inquirer, 222
Carlisle High School, 319, 329 Churchill, Winston, 332
Carnahan, Albert Sidney Johnson, Cincinnati: book about, revd.,
445n. 1 93-95; commerce in, 261; early
Carolinas Industrial Commission, view of, 247; roads west from,
S25 249
Caroline Islands, 396 Cincinnati Observed: Architecture
Carouthers (of Lawrenceburg), 456 and History (Clubbe), revd., 93-95
Carpenter, Pattie, 326 Civil rights movement: Henlee H.
Carrier, Chester O., 445, 457n. 22 Barnette in, 428
Carroll, Mrs. T. C., 472 Civil War: illustrations of, 296;
Carroll, Thomas P.: book rev. by, papers of soldiers donated to
83-84 FC, 105; and William Tecumseh
Carstens, Kenneth C., 89 Sherman, 302-3
Carter Hardware Company Clark, Rear Adm. David H., 413
(Mayfield), 81 Clark, George Rogers: attack on
Casey County, Gann family in, 530 Shawnee Indians, 14, 23, 34,
Cass, Lewis, 59, 64-65n. 23 246, 294; and Daniel Boone’s
Caster, Owen, 104 salt boilers, 4, 13, 22, 23,
Catholic church. See Roman Catholic 31, 32, 34; deserter from army
church of, 16-17; at Falls of the
Cave Hill Cemetery, 363 Ohio, 246; intelligence reports
Cawein, Madison, 106 to, 31, 34; Joel Watkins's
Cawthon, Charles, 435 meeting with, 239; “Memoir” of,
Cecil, Rear Adm. Charles P., 413 234-35; and release of white
Ceplair, Larry: “Mattie Griffith captives, 15; William Fleming's
Browne: A Kentucky travel with, 236
Abolitionist," 219-31 Clark, Isaac: papers of, 106
Chalahgawtha (Chillicothe) sept (of Clark, Thomas D.: Voice of the
the Shawnee), 27 Frontier: John Bradford's Notes
Chambers, John, 105 on Kentucky, revd., 422-23
Chandler, Happy, 518 Clark, Tom, 506, 513, 514, 515
Chapman, Maria Weston, 228 Clark, William: letters of, 107, 110
Chapman, Peggy Roberts Brown, 96 Clarke, William F., Sr., 107
Chase, Mr. (a Presbyterian Clarksville (also Clerks Ville,
preacher), 260 Clarkesville, Clark's grant),
Chelf, Frank: on congressional 238, 241, 243, 245, 246
inspection tour of postwar Clausewitz, Karl von, 379
Europe, 445-65 Clay, Gen. Lucius, 456
Chenoweth family papers, 105 Clay, Cassius, 511-12, 514, 515
Cherokee Indians, white settlers Clay, Cassius M., 426, 427
among, 88 Clay, Henry: correspondence with
Cherry, Kenneth, 111 Donald MacLeod, 57, 60-65;
Chickasaw Indians, Jackson engraving of, 64; papers
Purchase from, 66 donated to FC, 105;
Child, Lydia Maria: friendship with presidential campaigns of, 60,
Mattie Griffith Browne, 223, 62-63, 64-65
224, 225, 226, 227, 229, 230; Clay, Laura, 96
The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
Clay Club of Davidson County, 62-63 Cooke, Capt. W. W. (“Savvy"), 397,
Claybourn, Charles, 360, 361, 363 398
Claypool, James C.: “Brief Moments Cooper, John Sherman, 509-11
of Glory: Weaver's Warriors— Copher, Jesse, 6, 12, 15-16
The 192nd ‘Kentucky’ Tank Corregidor (Philippines), 357-60,
Battalion in the Philippines" 362-63, 495
(Wallace and Claypool), 484-98 Corwin, Thomas, 59-60
Clements, Earle, 509-10 Cosbie, Mr. (teacher in
Clubbe, John: Cincinnati Observed: Louisville), 263-64
Architecture and History, Coshow, Evisa, 8-9n. 16
revd., 93-95 Costlow, Owsley C., 418
Coal mining, 235 Cotton Textile Manufacturers, 525
Cobbett, William, 250-51 Council of Jewish Federations, 292
Cohen, Gabriel M. (a.k.a. Abie Courier-Journal Job Printing
Levy), 285, 289-90 Company, 107
Cohen, Joseph, 286 Covi, Madeline, 105-6
Coke, Ben H.: Early Landowners near Cox, LaWanda: Lincoln and Black
Greenfield, Virginia, and the Freedom: A Study in
Bell Family Who Once Lived Presidential Leadership, noted,
There, noted, 95-96 529
Collot, George Henri Victor, 241-42 Coyle, James, 11n. 23
Columbia Health Care Corporation, Crabtree, Jeanne L.: John Robert
113 Shaw: An Autobiography of Thirty
Columbus, as state capital, 522-24 Years, 1777-1807 (ed. Teagarden
Columbus, KY as the Nation's and Crabtree), revd., 83-84
Capital: Legend or Near Reality? Cradelbaugh, William, 6-7
A Compilation of Accounts Craig, William, 418
(ed. Anthony), revd., 522-24 Crawford, Col. William, 12n. 27
Columbus-Belmont Battlefield State Crawford, William W., 107
Park, 522-23 Crawn, Maj. ?, 239
Colvin Haselwood & Co. papers, 105 Creal, Edward W., 457n. 22
“Combat Highlights of the U.S. Creal, Jim, 456
Twelfth Armored Division in the Croghan, Col., 253
European Theater of Operations, Croghan, George, 233
1 December 1944 to 30 May 1945" Crosser, Robert, 279, 282
(Costlow), 418 Crowe, Guthrie, 515
Combs, Bert, 499n. 1, 501 Culver, Gregory K.: “The Sick and
Committee on Southern Map the Dead: Self-Dosage, Medical
Libraries (COSML), 102 Treatment, and Burial during
Commons, John R., 39 the 1918 Spanish-Influenza
Conference of Jewish Organizations, Epidemic in the Jackson
290-91 Purchase," 66-82
Congress, U.S.: committee chairmen, Cumberland (Maryland), memorial to
book about, revd., 521-22; Col. Joshua Fry at, 117
Fourth Congressional District, Cumberland Falls (Brenner), 115
445, 446, 464 Cumberland Gap, illustrations of,
Congressional Committee Chairmen: 296
Three Who Made an Evolution Cuming, Flortescue], 246-47
(Reeves), revd., 521-22 Cunningham, Bob, 326
Congressional Quarterly, 108 Curd, Ed, 517
Connelly, Dr.: survey of Falls of Curtiss-Wright Corporation
the Ohio for, 234 (Louisville plant), 374
Conquest of the Country Northwest
of the River Ohio (English), 234-35
Cooke, J. W., 111 Dana, E., 254-55
Daniel, Mr. (attorney general), 236
1994]
Daniel Boone: The Life and Legend State of Kentucke, The
of an American Pioneer (Filson), 236-37
(Faragher), 8; revd., 296-98 Discrimination: against Jews,
Danville Ladies Colonization 50-51. See also Segregation
Society, 219 Dix, Dorothy, 481, 482
Daughters of the American Dondero, George Anthony, 445n. 1
Revolution (DAR), Kentucky Doolittle, James H., 333, 420
chapters of, 470 Dorman, John Frederick, 111
David A. Sayre History Symposium, Dotson, James M.: Richard Dotson
96-97 (1752-1847) and His Descendants
David A. Sayre History Symposium: (Dotson and Wilson), noted, 529
Collected Lectures, 1985-1989 Dotson, Richard: book about, noted,
(ed. Simon), noted, 96-97 529
Davis, William, 276 Douglas (or Douglass), Mr. (early
Dawson, Nelson L.: annual report by, traveler on Ohio River), 234
109-11 Douglass, Frederick, 222
Day, Richard, 91 Dowd, Gregory Evans: Spirited
Day of Small Things: Abolitionism Resistance: The North American
in the Midst of Slavery: Berea, Indian Struggle for Unity,
Kentucky, 1854-1864 (Sears), 425 1745-1815, 89
De Gaulle, Gen. Charles, 451n. 11 Downs, Anne Otter, 348n. 1
Dean, Larry, 307 Dr. Saugrain’s note-books 1788...
Deberry, John H.: book rev. by, (ed. Bliss), 237-38
528-29 Drake, Mrs. (an actress), 265
Deep, Willie, 462 Draper, Lyman, 3, 15n 37, 16,
Delaware Indians, treatment of 23-24, 33
white captives, 12n. 27 Draper Collection, 232, 241
Department of Agriculture, U.S. Draper Manuscripts, State
(USDA), 476 Historical Society of
Department of Defense, U.S.: Wisconsin, 298
Commemoration Committee of, Dresel, Anna (Loring), 224, 229
434 Dresslar, Jim and Carolyn, 19
Desha, Mary, 105 du Pont, Alfred V.: bust of, 115;
Detroit: escape of white captives and Johnson rail, 95
from, 9, 12, 15, 29, 32; trade du Pont, Bidermann, 95
of white captives in, 3, 8, 9, 10, Dunn, Jack, 5, 6, 16-17
11-12, 13, 15, 22, 28, 30, 32
Diaries of Donald Macdonald, 1824-
1826, 259-60 Earle, Capt. J. B., 402
“Diary—J[o]urnal—Began April 28th “Early Accounts of Travel to the
1789" (Watkins), 238-39 Falls of the Ohio: A
Dickinson, Anna, 231 Bibliography with Selected
Dictionary of Admirals in the U.S. Quotations, 1765-1833" (Rush),
Navy, 415 232-66
Dictionary of the Second World War, Early Kentucky Land Records,
A (Wheal), 418 1773-1780 (Hammon), 110;
Dimitrov, Jerry Parrish: Inventory revd., 293-95
of Burials: Berea (Kentucky) Early Landowners near Greenfield,
Cemetery, Inc. (ed. Dimitrov Virginia, and the Bell Family
and Hay), noted, 530 Who Once Lived There (Coke),
Directory of Federal and State noted, 95-96
Agencies in Louisville, Early Wester Travels, 1748-1846
Lexington, and Frankfort, (ed. Thwaites), 232, 233, 241,
Kentucky (U.S. Office of War 248, 254, 255-57, 258
Information), 418 Edsall, USS, 355
Discovery, Settlement and Present Education: of immigrant children,
546 The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
48; of slaves and free blacks, 219 Eyster, Jay Allison, III, 60
Edwards, Bob: as FC guest speaker,
98 Facts about Pearl Harbor (Kimmel),
Edwards County (Illinois), 91 418
Eichert, Bryan, 115 Fall of Japan, The (Craig), 418
Eid, Leroy V., 89 Falls City Casket Company
Eisenberg, Seth, 291 (Louisville), 80-81
Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D., 453n. Falls of the Ohio (Louisville):
14, 456, 457 early accounts of travel to,
Eliza Julia Flower: Letters of an 232-66; painting of, 242;
English Gentlewoman: Life on prisoner exchange at, 15
the Illinois-Indiana Frontier, Falls of the Ohio State Park
1817-1861 (Walker and (Indiana), 108
Burkhardt), revd., 91-93 Family life, of immigrants, 39-41
Ellender, Allen, 280 Faragher, John Mack: Daniel Boone:
Ellicott, Andrew, 243 The Life and Legend of an
Elliott, Lawrence, 8 American Pioneer, 8; revd., 296-98
Elliott, Matthew, 28-29n. 72 Farmer, Leslie: papers of, 419
Ellis, Rear Adm. Hayne, 393 Farming. See Agriculture
Ellis, John H.: Yellow Fever and Faux, W., 255
Public Health in the New South, Fayette (Lexington) Circuit Court,
428, 430 518
Ellis, William E.: River Bends and Fayette County, women in labor
Meanders: Stories, Sketches, force during World War II in, 476
and Tales of the Kentucky, Fearon, Henry Bradshaw, 252-53
noted, 530 Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ellison, Dr. Emest, 108 (FBI), and election fraud in
Elshtain, Jean, 473 Bourbon County, 512, 514-15
Embalming fluid, as preventive for Federation of Genealogical
influenza, 73, 82 Societies Conference, 103
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 225 Fee, John Gregg, 425-26
Employment. See Labor; Fee, Matilda, 426
Occupations Feighan, Michael Aloysius, 445n. 1
Engineers and Architects Club of Feitelson, Leon, 289
Louisville papers, 105 Female Association for Promoting
English, William Hayden: Conquest the Education of Females in
of the Country Northwest of the Liberia, of Louisville, 219
River Ohio, 234-35 Ferman, Aaron, 17-19, 22
Enterprise, USS, 353, 406 Fern Creek, 236
Episcopal church, in Louisville, Fillingim, David: book rev. by,
259, 260, 262 427-28
Erlen, Jonathon:: book rev. by, Fillmore, Millard, 59
428-30 Filson, John, 236-37, 295, 298
Espy, Josiah, 243-44 Filson Club Historical Society
Ethnic groups, in Louisville, (FC): access to collections of,
35-56, 285-92 99, 100, 114; annual reports
Ethridge, Mark, 516-17 of, 99-115; Corporate Council
Evans, Dean, 509 of, 101, 113; designated a
Evans, Estwick, 253-54 Commemorative Community, 434;
Everett, Edward, 59 funding of, 101, 112-13; guest
Everman, H. E., 111 speakers for 1993, 98, 100,
Ewing, Thomas, 302 112; guides to the manuscript
Excursion through the United States and photographs and prints
and Canada during the Years collections, 99, 106-7, 108,
1822-23, An (Blane), 257-58 304; mail returned to, 116,
Exely, Nellie, 418 309; membership of, 101, 112,
1994]
116, 118-209, 305-6; public Fort Pillow, 528
programs of, 100-101, 112; Fort Pitt, 32, 236
sources for the study of World Fort Statsenberg (Philippines), 487
War II in the collections of, Fort Steuben (Louisville), 243, 253
364, 418-21 Fort Thomas, 327, 328-29
Filson Club History Quarterly, Fort Washington (Cincinnati), 90
cumulative index for, 100, 110 Fort Wheeling, 29
Filsonian Annual Fund, 101, 112 Forten, Charlotte, 222-23
Fincastle County (Virginia), 293 Fourteenth Amendment, 424, 425
Finch, USS, 356 France, postwar conditions in, 451,
Firefighting: book about, noted, 97 453-54, 456-57
First Amendment rights, 299 Frank Leslie's Illustrated
First-person history, 110, 308-9 Newspaper, 296
Fisher, Adrian, 506 Franke, Dr. Irving, 291
Fitch, Mrs. Howard, 104 Frankfort: illustrations of, 296;
Fleischaker, Ted, 291 legal work in, 505; passage
Fleming, William, 235-36 through, 248
Flint, James, 256 Frankfort Cemetery, 377
Flint, Timothy, 298 Frankfurter, Felix, 499n. 1, 503,
Florida East Coast Railway, 504 505, 506
Flower, Mr. (of Louisville), 259 Frazer, Oliver, 105
Flower, Eliza Julia: biography of, Freedmen’s Bureau bill, 424
revd., 91-93 Freedom of Information Act, 515
Flower, George, 91-93 Frelinghuysen, Theodore, 62n. 20
Floyd, Col. or Capt. (early French, purchase of white captives
settler), 236, 241 by, 12
Floyd, John, 348 French and Indian War, soldiers in,
Floyd's Fork (of Salt River), 236, 241 19, 23
Folk medicines, for treating Frontier Kentucky (Rice), noted, 531
influenza, 71-73 Frontier Nursing Service (Louisville),
Foot, Thomas, 6 349
Foote, Bertha: papers of, 419 Fry, John, 117
Foote, Shelby: as FC guest speaker, Fry, Joshua, II, 117
98, 100, 108-9, 112 Fry, Col. Joshua: memorial to, 117
Foote family papers, 419 Fry, Peachey Walker, 117
Ford Motor Company (Louisville Fulks, Reaford: papers of, 420
plant), 371, 375, 421 Fuller, Paul E.: Laura Clay and the
Fordham, Elias Pym, 250 Woman's Rights Movement, noted,
Forgy, S. Walton, 105 96
Forman, Samuel S., 239-40 Fuller-Gilliam Hospital (Mayfield), 78
Formosa (Taiwan), 405, 485, 490 Fuller-Morgan Hospital (Mayfield), 78
Forney, John W., 425 Fulton, Bill, 462
Forrest, Nathan Bedford: biography Fulton, James Grove, 445n. 1
of, revd., 528-29 Fulton, W. J., 462n. 33
Forsyth, Bill, Jr., 117 Fulton County, purchase of, 66
Forsyth, Nancy Hannah, 117 Funk, Al E., Jr., 509, 510, 514, 516
Fort Barrancas (Pensacola,
Florida), 421
Fort Benning (Georgia), 324, 329 Gabin, Nancy F.: book rev. by, 91-93
Fort Jefferson, 89 Gann Family Historical Society:
Fort Knox (Kentucky), 373, 419, Gann Family Registry, The,
486-87 noted, 530
Fort Knox (Vincennes), 89-90 Gann Family Registry, The (Gann
Fort Nelson, 237 Family Historical Society),
Fort Niagara, 13 noted, 530
Fort Ord (California), 324 Garrison, William Lloyd, 224
The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
Gault, Dr. (early inhabitant of Martha Griffith (“Mattie”)
Louisville), 246 Griffith, Thomas, 221n. 2
Gay, Elizabeth Neall, 230 Groner, D. Lawrence, 268, 273
Gay, Sydney Howard, 226, 228 Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands),
Gender studies, in frontier period, 333-34, 335
93 Guam, 347, 405
Genealogical research in Kentucky: Gudmundsson, Sesselja, 105
book about, noted, 531 Guggenheim, Daniel: estate of, 504
Geographical Sketches of the Guide to Kentucky Archival and
Westem Country . . . (Dana), Manuscript Collections, vol. 2
254-55 (ed. Minder), revd., 304
George III (king of England), 13 Guide to the Papers of Pierre
George Marshall (Pogue), 418 Clement Laussat, A (ed. Kukla),
George Rogers Clark Trans- noted, 530-31
Appalachian Frontier History Gunderson, Robert G., 88
Conference: announcement of Gunther, Rear Adm. Ernest L., 412
1994 meeting, 434; selected Gwathmay’s Hotel (Louisville), 249,
papers, revd., 87-91 253
German immigrants, in Louisville, 36 Gwathmey, John, Esq., 262
Germany, postwar conditions in, Gwatkin, Capt. Charles, 10, 17, 23,
451-52, 455-56, 458 31, 32
Gertrude Polk Brown lecture series Gwatkin, Mary Calloway, 10n. 20
(FC), 100, 112
Gibbs, Wilma, ed.: Indiana's
African-American Heritage: Halberstam, David: as FC guest
Essays from Black History News speaker, 98, 100, 112
& Notes, revd., 526-28 Halsey, Adm. William F. (“Bull’},
Gingles, Dr. C. O., 80n. 49 382-83n. 5
Girty, James, 28 Ham, Gerald, 422
Girty, Simon, 28-29n. 72 Hamilton, Henry, 3, 4, 9, 13, 30-31
Gist, Christopher, 34, 233 Hammon, Neal O.: Early Kentucky
Goddy, David, 291 Land Records, 1773-1780, 110,
Golden, Corporal (of Lexington), 448 532; revd., 293-95
Goldman, Honi, 290 Hamtramck, Maj. John, 90
Goldstein, Stanley, 289 Hancock, John, 30, 32
Goodman, Ansel, 6, 8n. 15, 11, Hancock, Molly, 21
17-19, 22 Hancock, Robert, 33
Goose Creek, 240 Hancock, Stephen, 6, 7, 20-21
Gordon, Capt. Harry, 233-34 Hancock, William, 6, 7, 19-22, 33
Graham, Frank, 276 Handlin, Oscar, 39
Graham, Philip, 506 Hanna, Mark, 287
Grant, Rear Adm. Lucien M., 414 Hannah, John Stites, 117
Graphic Arts & the South: Hannah, Walter L., 117
Proceedings of the 1990 North Hannah, William Morton, 117
American Print Conference (ed. Hansbrough, Elizabeth: papers of,
Larson), revd., 430-31 419
Graves, Dr. W. H., 80n. 49 Hanson, John G., 426
Graves County, purchase of, 66 Hanson, Thomas, 234
Great Britain, postwar conditions Hardin, John A.: book revs. by,
in, 448 86-87, 300-302
Green, William, 277 Harding, Chester: engraving of
Greenfield (Virginia), Bell family Daniel Boone by, 307
of, 95-96 Harlan, John Marshall, 105
Green-Guerrant family papers, 105 Harmar, Col. Josiah, 24
Greyholt Farm, 349 Harper, PFC (of Morgan County), 448
Griffith, Mattie. See Browne, Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins, 231