The Filson History Quarterly 1999: Vol 73 Index

17 Pages·1999·2.7 MB·English

INDEX TO VOLUME 73
1999
Abolition, 235-36; Kentucky, 235-36; Anderson, Charles W., 88
Tennessee, 92-94 Anderson, Nathan, 40
Adams, William Quincy, 285 Anderson, Richard C., 351
Adams, William T.: childhood and And the Battle Began Like Claps of
family, 285; equipment and uniforms Thunder: The Siege of
responsibility, 285; firefighter hire Boonesboro—1778 As Told by the
and training, 285; firefighting Pioneers (Crabb, ed.), revd., 398-400
technique, 288; promotions, 290-91; Appalachia, Civil War experience,
retirement, 291, 293; salary and 200-201
hours, 285, 287; white neighborhood Apple, Lindsey, Cautious Rebel: A
fires, 289 Biography of Susan Clay Sawitzky,
African-Americans: see also Slavery, revd., 196-98
early history of; female-headed Appleton, Thomas H., Jr. (ed.), A
families, 335; Fifty Years of Mythic Land Apart: Reassessing
Segregation: Black Higher Education Southerners and Their History,
in Kentucky (Hardin), revd., 87-89; noted, 103
frontier, 100; Images of America: Ardery, William B., 391
African-American Life in Louisville Armstrong, Robert, 41
(Tyler), noted, 409-10; Louisville Arnold, Benedict, 378
population, early, 249, 251, 253, Ashland region, Civil War civilians’
254-55; River Jordan: African- experience, 367
American Urban Life in the Ohio Atkinson, John, 12
Valley, revd., 404-6; sexual relations, Atlas of Kentucky (Ulack, Raitz, Parker,
master-slave, 334, 341-42; U.S. eds.), revd., 294-96
Colored 5th Cavalry massacre, 395 Auburn region, Civil War civilians’
Allen, Ann, 39 experience, 370
American Miners Association, 9 Aughey, John H., 312
American Pharmaceutical Association, Augusta County, VA, 100
403-4 Axtell, James, 131
American Revolution. See Revolutionary Ayres, Samuel, 241
War.
American System, 52 Bachelder, John B., 102
The American Voice Anthology of Poetry Baker, Mark A., Sons of a Trackless
(Smock, ed.), noted, 208 Forest: The Cumberland Long
A Mythic Land Apart: Reassessing Hunters of the Eighteenth Century,
Southerners and Their History revd., 406-7
(Smith, Appleton, eds.), noted, 103 Balbach, William J., The Balbach
An Abolitionist in the Appalachian Family History, noted, 208
South: Ezekiel Birdseye on Slavery, The Balbach Family History (Balbach),
Capitalism, and Separate Statehood noted, 208
in East Tennessee, 1841-1846 Bank of the United States, rechartering, 45
(Dunn), revd., 92-94 Bankruptcy Act, 52-53
The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
Bankruptcy Bill, 53 Boice, Martha, Maps of the Shaker
Banks, David, 55 West: A Journey of Discovery, noted,
Barber, Michael, 100 104
Barfield, Eugene, 100 Bolin, James Duane, 3-33
Barnard, George Grey, 396-98 Boone, Daniel, 274, 399; Life of Daniel
Barnes, Daniel B., Sr. & Jr., 32 Boone (Draper), revd., 306-7
Barnett, Todd H., 101, 221-47 Boone, Squire, 307
Barr, Alexander, 79 Boonesborough: Its Founding, Pioneer
Bartlett, Richard A., 300 Struggle, Indian Experiences,
Bartram, John, 122 Transylvania Days, and
Baseball, Louisville, 204-5 Revolutionary Annals (Ranck),
Basketball, 410 noted, 207-8
Bates, Susannah, 340 Border Life: Experience and Memory
Battle of Blue Licks, 172, 174 in the Revolutionary Ohio Valley
Battle of Gettysburg, 101-3 (Perkins), revd., 299-300
Battle of Middle Creek, 394-95 Borries, Phillip Von, Louisville
Battle of Perryville, 395 Diamonds—The Louisville Major
Battle of the Thames, 37 League Reader, 1876-1899, revd.,
Bayless family, 362-63 204-5
Beckham, J.C.W., 298 Bourbon, Louis-Philippe, 69-70, 71
Belue, Ted Franklin, 309; (ed.) Life of Bourbon, Philippe, 62-63
Daniel Boone, revd., 306-7 Bourbon, Robert, 63
Bergeron, Paul H. (ed.), The Papers of Bourbon County ballot box scandal,
Andrew Johnson: Volume 14, April- 390
August 1868, revd., 205-7 Bourbon restoration, 70
Bigham, Darrel E., Towns and Villages Bowling Green, Civil War civilians’
of the Lower Ohio, revd., 309-11 experience, 360-61, 362, 366
Billy, a slave, 346-47 Braddock, Gen. Edward, 118-19
Bingham, Robert Worth, 296-98 Bradley, J. L., 31
Birchfield, James D., Kentucky Bragg, Gen. Braxton, 360, 365-66, 409
Countess: Mona Bismarck in Art and Brandenburg, Civil War civilians’
Fashion, revd., 300-303 experience, 361
Birdseye, Ezekiel, 92-94 Branham, David, 340
Bismarck, Edward Von, 302 Breathitt, Ned, 391
Bismarck, Mona, 300-303 Breckenridge, James, 350
“Bivouac of the Dead,” poem, 305 Breckinridge, John, 228-30, 238-39
Black Boys ranger company, 135 Breckinridge slaveholding, 228-30, 232,
Blair, Francis, 50 238-39
Blair Society of Genealogical Research Bridis, Ted, 33
convention, 209 Broaddus, Andrew, 284-85
Blankenbaker, John, 336 Brodschi, George, 71-72
Blue Licks, battle of, 172, 174 Bromfield, Louis, 302
Bodley, Temple, 306 Broome, John, 196
Bodmer, George R., 198 Brown, Jeffrey, 91
Brownlow, William G., 312
1999] Index
Bryant, A. R., 364 Caverndale farm, 185-86
Bryant's Station, 172-73, 174 The Center for the Study of War and
Buckner, James F., 55 Society conference, 314
Bullitt, Alexander, 264, 331 Chandler, A. B. “Happy,” 31, 391
Bullitt, Alexander Scott, 272, 273, 338-40 Charleston, South Carolina, fall of, 378,
Bullitt, Ann, 339 383
Bullitt, Capt. Thomas, 272 Charles X, King, 70, 71
Bullitt, Cuthbert, 339 Chenoweth, James, 270-71
Bullitt, Mary Church, 273 Chenoweth, Margaret, 270
Bullitt, Mary Churchill, 339 Chenoweth, Richard, 269-72
Bullitt, William Christian, 339 Chenoweth, Thomas, 270
Bullitt family, 339; slaveholding of, Chenoweth massacre, 270, 271
272-74, 326, 338-40 Chenoweth slaveholding, 269-72
Bullitt’s Lick, 254 Chenoweth Station, 270
Burbridge, Gen. Stephen, 395 Chesebrough, David B., Clergy Dissent
Burd, Col. James, 119 in the Old South, revd., 311-12
Bush, James Irving, 301 Chickasaw Indians, 381
Christian, John, 336
Caesar, a Slave, 329 Christian, William, 221-23, 237, 272,
Cahokia, Illinois, 378-79, 383-84, 386, 331, 339
387 Christian slaveholding, 221-23
Calhoon, John, 46 Cincinnati Historical Society Library
Campbell, Tracy, Short of the Glory: The award, 313
Fall and Redemption of Edward F. Cincinnati History Advisory Board
Prichard, Jr., revd., 390-92 award, 313
Carr, Burton, 241 Civil War: Appalachian region, 200-201;
Carstens, Kenneth C., 377 Battle of Gettysburg, 101-3; Battle of
Carter, Ruth C. (ed.), For Honor, Glory & Middle Creek, 394-95; Battle of
Union: The Mexican and Civil War Perryville, 395; civilian-military
Letters of Brig. Gen. William Haines relations, 95; Confederate invasion
Lytle, noted, 410 of Kentucky, 395; Fifth Kentucky
Cato Watts murder case, 344 Infantry Regiment, Company A,
Caughnawaugha Indian tribe, 117; 394-95; Fort Donelson, 94-95; Ivy
adoption ceremonies, 124-26; child Mountain engagement, 394; Jack
discipline, 127; fishing techniques, May’s War: Col. Andrew Jackson
130; French relations, 118; games, May and the Civil War in Eastern
129; humiliation technique for Kentucky, Eastern Tennessee, and
acculturation, 127; hunting Southwestern Virginia, revd.,
techniques, 129-30; merit, value of, 394-97; Knoxville occupation, 96-98;
127-28; sexual division of labor, Murfreesboro, battle of, 304-5;
128-29; spiritual beliefs, 132-33; Pickett’s Charge in History and
white cultural influence, 130; Memory, revd., 101-3; Saltville
woodsman education, 128 defense, 395-96; Six Armies in
Cautious Rebel: A Biography of Susan Tennessee: The Chickamauga and
Clay Sawitzky (Apple), revd., 196-98 Chattanooga Campaigns, revd.,
420 The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
407-9; Tenth Kentucky Cavalry Clark, Peter H., 278
Regiment, 395; U.S. Colored 5th Clark, Thomas D., 5
Cavalry massacre, 395 Clark, William, 277-78, 335-36
Civil War civilians, experiences and Clarke, Marcellus Jerome, 371
hardships, 355-56; Ashland region, Clark family: slaveholding, 276-78,
367; Auburn region, 370; bank 335-36; and York, a slave, 278-81
robbery, 367-69; Bayless family, Clay, Henry, 46; American System, 52;
362-63; Bowling Green, 360-61, 362, Bankruptcy Act, 52-53; presidential
366; Bragg invasion of Kentucky, 360; bid, 55-58
Brandenburg looting, 361; Clements, Earle, 391
Confederate invasion of Kentucky, Clergy Dissent in the Old South
365-66; Covington, 363; Danville, (Chesebrough), revd., 311-12
356-57, 359, 360, 372-75; death, | Cleveland, Grover, 404
mortal fear of, 363-65; forced | Clift, Kenneth M., Newport Kentucky: A
conscription, 359-60, 365-66, 368; Bicentennial History, revd., 192-93
guerrilla warfare, 365-75; Lebanon Clinton, Sir Henry, 383
region, 363-64; looting, 356, 358, Coal, coal-mining: casualties, 4, 14,
360-61, 366-68, 375; Louisville, 29-32; Clay blast, 14; Duvin blast,
364-65; Morgan’s actions, 364, 365, 29-33; Eastern Coal Field region, 4,
367-68, 371, 372-75; Pleasant Hill 5-6; employment, 6; explosions,
Shaker community, 364, 366-67; 29-33; mine explosions, 4-5, 14;
positive encounters, 356-57; property mine safety, 13-14; Providence Coal
and home confiscations, 361-63; Company, 7; Providence Mining
psychological damage, 357; Quantrill Company, 9; St. Bernard Coal
raiders, 371-72; Richmond Company, 8; sulfur content, 4;
occupation, 357-59; South Union Western Coal Field region, 4, 5-6;
Shaker community, 366-67, 370; Williams Station mine explosion,
town occupations, 357; Transylvania 4-5, 33; World War I influence, 11,
University, 362 14, 15
The Civil War in Appalachia: Collected Coal fields, labor strife: black miners
Essays (Noe, Wilson, eds.), revd., neutrality, 23; black strike breakers,
200-201 11, 13; company store price
Clark, Ann, 277, 335 inflation, 24-25; company unions,
Clark, Eliza, 169, 170, 177, 178, 188, 28-29; Depression, influence of, 19,
189 25; dual unions tactic, 28-29;
Clark, George Rogers, 65-66, 77, 276, Employees Mutual Benefit
277, 335; American revolution role, Association, 28-29; Fuel
378-79; de Leyba relationship, 383, Administration mandate, 15; history,
386; Fort Jefferson establishment, 19th century, 7; Independent Miners
380-81; Fort Nelson defense, 386; last Union, 28-29; Jacksonville
years of, 389; Mississippi trip, 377, agreement, 18; miners, governor
381-82, 387; Shawnee towns support for, 20, 21, 22; pit bombing
destruction, 386 incident, 25-27; Providence rally,
Clark, John, 277, 335 15-18; strike breakers, 13; strikes,
Clark, Michael, 278 12-13, 15, 18-19, 20-28; strikes,
1999] Index 421
economic impact of, 21; unionization, Cummins Family, 76-77; church life,
9-12, 15, 19-20; United Mine Workers 80-81; court case, 79-80; farm
Union, 9-10; violence, 21, 22-23, 25-27; station, 80
wages, 15, 18, 20; women and, 21 Custer, Jack E., 204
Coddington, Edwin B., 103
Combs, Bert, 391 Dallam, William S., 140; alcoholic
Combs, Leslie, 49 debaucher, 157; American
Committee of Public Safety, 151-52 community in France, 150-54;
Complete Conviction: The Private Life business dealings, 157-58;
of Wilson W. Wyatt, Sr. (Hall, ed.), communications deficit, 150,
revd., 84-85 155-56; English politics, 148;
Compromise Tariff of 1833, 51-52 English visit, 165; Enlightenment
Cooling, Benjamin Franklin, Fort and, 144-45, 146; Eustace
Donelson’s Legacy: War and Society friendship, 154-55, 163; French
in Kentucky and Tennessee, theater,156; Holland visit, 163-64;
1862-1863, revd., 94-95 journal of, 140; miracles, belief in,
Coomer, James Life on the Ohio, revd., 145-46; Monroe acquaintance,
201-4 152-54; Paris arrival, 152; politics,
Copage, John, 328 158-63; Portsmouth visit, 147-49;
Cotton gin, influence of, 255 providence, belief in, 143-44;
Coverton, Priscilla, 338 reading tastes, 144-46; religious
Covington, Civil War civilians’ views, 143-44, 146; Rouen visit,
experience, 363 152; Vengeur sinking myth, 148-49;
Covington, Dale, Maps of the Shaker voyage on the Columbus, 141-47;
West: A Journey of Discovery, noted, womanizer, 156-57
104 Dallam family, 140-41
Crabb, Anne (ed.), And the Battle Began Daniels, Betty Maddox, Newport
Like Claps of Thunder: The Siege of Kentucky: A Bicentennial History,
Boonesboro-1778 As Told by the revd., 192-93
Pioneers, revd., 398-400 Daniels, John F., 31
Crawford, Martin, 200 Danville, Civil War civilians’ experience,
Crittenden, John J., 54 356-57, 359, 360, 372-75
Croghan, William, 269, 338 Davis, Bette, 302
Croghan slaveholding, 269, 326, 338 Davis-DeEulis, Marilyn, 100
Crowe, Daniel E., 117-38 Delmas, Francois, 71, 72, 73
Cummings, Jack, 291 Democratic party, 55
Cummins, David, 79 Democratic party, Jacksonian, 44
Cummins, Mary, 81 Denny, James W., 352
Cummins, William, 76; church life, Descendants of Joshua Hall and
80-81; death of, 81; descendants of, Related Families of Central
81-82; land-holdings, 78-79; military Kentucky (Hall), noted, 410
service, 77 Dicky, Robert, 79
Cummins, William J., 292, 293 Dietle, Robert L., 139-65
Diversity and Accommodation: Essays
on the Cultural Composition of the
422 The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
Virginia Frontier (ed. Puglisi), revd., Falls of the Ohio, 65
98-101 Fayette County: landholdings size and
Donald, David Herbert, 400 economy, tables, 246-48; slavery,
Donne, John, 344 early history of, 226-28, 240
Doo-Dah! Stephen Foster and the Rise Fee, John, 312
of American Popular Culture Fennell, Elisabeth Purser, Newport
(Emerson), revd., 85-87 Kentucky: A Bicentennial History,
Doyle, Julie A. (ed.), The Wilderness of revd., 192-93
War: The Civil War Letters of George Fenton, James, 75
W. Squier, Hoosier Volunteer, noted, Ferguson, James, 348
104 Fifty Years of Segregation: Black
Draper, Lyman C. Life of Daniel Boone, Higher Education in Kentucky
revd., 306-7 (Hardin), revd., 87-89
Dumouriez, Gen. Charles-Francois Du Filson, John, 251, 399
Prier, 69-70 Filson Fellows Program, 209
Dunmore, Lord, 91 Fitz, Gideon, 241-42
Dunn, Durwood An Abolitionist in the Flagler, Mary Lily Kenan, 297
Appalachian South: Ezekiel Birdseye Flannery, Michael A., John Uri Lloyd:
on Slavery, Capitalism, and The Great American Eclectic, revd.,
Separate Statehood in East 402-4
Tennessee, 1841-1846, revd., 92-94 Floyd, John, 80, 254, 268, 274-76,
Dunwoody, Samuel, 311 329, 385
Durham, Walter, 385 Ford, Paul Leicester, 392
For Honor, Glory & Union: The
Eareckson, James, 347 Mexican and Civil War Letters of
Eareckson, May, 346 Brig. Gen. William Haines Lytle
Eastern Interior Coal Basin, map, 6 (Carter, ed.), noted, 410
Edmondson, Ray, 26 Forrester, Kristen L., 201
Elusive Empires: Constructing Fort Donelson’s Legacy: War and
Colonialism in the Ohio Valley, Society in Kentucky and Tennessee,
1673-1800 (Hinderaker), revd., 89-91 1862-1863 (Cooling), revd., 94-95
Emerson, Ken, Doo-Dah! Stephen Foster Fort Jefferson, 377, 387
and the Rise of American Popular Fort Necessity, 118
Culture, revd., 85-87 Fort Nelson, 386
Employees Mutual Benefit Association, Foster, Stephen, 85-87
28-29 Fouquier-Tinville, 162
Enlightenment, European, 144-46 Fox, Thomas Huntington, 184
Erlen, Jonathon, 404 France: American community, 150-54;
Errant Bronzes: George Grey Barnard’s American Revolution role, 378, 379;
Statues of Abraham Lincoln (Moffatt), Committee of Public Safety, 151-52;
revd., 396-98 cultural influence on America,
Eslinger, Ellen, 100 149-50; Franco-American relations,
Eustace, Gen. John Skey, 154-55, 163 139-40, 153; James Monroe, U.S.
ambassador, 152-54; Louisiana
Falls of Rough, 39-40 cession to Spain, 379;
1999] Index
Thermidoreans, 161-62, 165; Green, Stephen, 36
Vengeur sinking myth, 148-49 Green, Willis (Falls of Rough):
Frederick County, Virginia, 99 Bankruptcy Act opposition, 52-53;
Free-labor colony, 93 Clay ally, 44, 48; Clay presidential
French and Indian War: Fort Necessity, supporter, 55-59; congressman,
118; Mississippi River, 379-80; 45-48; death of, 60-61; elections,
Treaty of Paris, 379 1841, 50-51, 54; entrepreneur,
Funk, Theodore, 292 37-39; Falls of Rough settlement,
Furgerson, Rupert Henry, The Furgerson 39-41; fiscal responsibility policies,
et ux Bruce Connections, noted, 207 47-49; general store operator, 41;
The Furgerson et ux Bruce Connections identity confusion, 34-36;
(Furgerson), noted, 207 landowner, 39-41; legal career,
Furman, Jan, 201 37-38, 39, 43; marriage, 39; military
service, 36-37; mints opposition,
Garrard, James, 234 47-49; nomination defeat, 1845, 59;
Gass, John, 398 political patronage, 53-54; political
Gatewood, John, 331-32 positions, 50-51; portrait, 38; public
Gauntlet ceremony, 124-25 works opposition, 52; redistricting
Gibault, Father Pierre, 66 and elections, 54-55; relief and
Gibbon, Lawrence, 348 anti-relief parties, 43-44; Rough
Giffard, Joseph, 345 Creek Manufacturing Company, 42;
Giffin, William, 199 saw and textile mill operator, 41, 42;
Giles, Henry, 392 Sebastian lawsuit, 40-41;
Giles, Janice Holt, 392-94 slaveholder, 43; state senator, 43,
Girty, Simon, 173 44-45; Subtreasury Bill opposition,
Gist, Hammond, 184 46-47; tariffs position, 51-52, 54;
Gist, Henrietta Clay, 184 treasury notes opposition, 51; U.S.
Gist, Rachel E., 184 Bank advocacy, 51;
Gist, Susan Rebecca, 184 Green, Willis (of Danville), 35, 36-37
Gist family, 183, 184 Groce, W. Todd, 200
Godfree, a slave, 241 Gugin, Linda C., Sherman Minton: New
Grant, Essel, 20, 25-26 Deal Senator, Cold War Justice,
Grant, U. S., 94 revd., 198-99
Gratz, Anderson, 183 Guthrie, James, 79, 80
Great Revival at Cane Ridge, 138
Green, Ann, 61 Hall, Charles W., Descendants of
Green, Anne Willis, 35 Joshua Hall and Related Families of
Green, Duff, 35 Central Kentucky, noted, 410
Green, Elizabeth, 36 Hall, Joshua, 410
Green, Jemima, 36 Hall, Wade (ed.), Complete Conviction:
Green, John, 35 The Private Life of Wilson W. Wyatt,
Green, Lewis Warner, 35 Sr., revd., 84-85
Green, Martin, 36 Hammon, Neal O., 377, 400
Green, Morgan, 36 Hancock, Julia, 277
Green, Nancy, 36 Hancock, Winfield S., 102
The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
Hardin, Ben, 58 Hughes, Nathaniel C. Jr., Theodore
Hardin, John, 46 O'Hara: Poet Soldier of the Old
Hardin, John A., Fifty Years of South, revd., 303-5
Segregation: Black Higher Education Hume, David, 145
in Kentucky, revd., 87-89
Harding, Henry, 332 Images of America: African-American
Harrell, Carolyn L., When the Bells Life in Louisville (Tyler), noted,
Tolled for Lincoln: Southern Reaction 409-10
to the Assassination, revd., 400-402 Independent Miners Union, 28-29
Harriman, Charles, 338 Indiana Historical Society grants, 105
Harris, Noble, 25-26 Inscoe, John, 200-201
Harrison, Lowell H., 367-68 Ireland, Robert M., 392
Harrison, William B., 284 Iron Banks, 381
Harrison, William Henry, 47, 49 Iroquois Indian tribes, 90. see also
Harrod, James, 268 Caughnawaugha Indian tribe, 117;
Hay, Robert P., 87 fur and hunting economy, 130-31
Heckelbeck, Edward, 25-26 Irvin, Margaret, 137
Henderson, Col. Richard, 382 Irving, Washington, 281
Hensley, George Went, 194, 196 Ivy Mountain engagement, 394
Hicks, James, 352
Hill, Hardy, 79 Jack May’s War: Col. Andrew Jackson
Hinderaker, Eric, Elusive Empires: May and the Civil War in Eastern
Constructing Colonialism in the Ohio Kentucky, Eastern Tennessee, and
Valley, 1673-1800, revd., 89-91 Southwestern Virginia (Perry), revd.,
Hite, Abraham, 267 394-97
Hite, Col. Abraham, 267 Jackson, Andrew, 45
Hite, Isaac, 267 Jackson, Eric R., 406
Hite, Jacob, 331 Jackson, Lonnie, 16, 18
Hite, Joseph, 267 Janice Holt Giles: A Writers Life
Hite slaveholding, 267-68 (Stuart), revd., 392-94
Hofstra, Warren, 99 Jefferson, Thomas, 68, 91, 378, 380;
Holt, Janice Meredith, 392 Mississippi mission, 381; slave-
Honori, John A., 352 master relations, 334; Tarleton
Hoover, J. Edgar, 391 attack on, 388-89; western
Hopkins, Maj. Gen. Samuel, 37 expedition proposed, 385-86
Hornsby, Joseph, 230-32, 237 Jefferson County: see also Louisville;
Hornsby slaveholding, 230-32 Slavery, early history of; Bullitt
House, Ellen Renshaw, 96 family slaveholding, 272-74, 326,
Howe, Gen. William, 378 338-40; Cato Watts murder case,
Howell, David, 182 344; Clark family slaveholding,
Hubbard, Charles (ed.), Lincoln and His 276-78; Croghan slaveholding, 326;
Contemporaries, noted, 411 Floyd slaveholding, 274-76; free
Hudson, J. Blaine, 89, 249-83, 325-54 people of color status, 349;
manumission and emancipation,
332-33, 337-38, 341; Minute Book 1,
1999] Index 425
327, 331-32, 342-43; Negro Tom theft Kimbrough, David L., 312; Taking up
case, 345; population growth, early, Serpents: Snake Handlers of
254; slave children as commodities, Eastern Kentucky, revd., 193-96
340; slaveholding, 256-62, 267-76; King, John, 403
slaveholdings dispositions, 328-32, King, William R., 50
335, 336-38; slavery, contribution to, Knight, Lucy N., 305
282-83; wills and estate slave records, Knights of Labor, 9
325-54 Kramer, Carl E., 193, 311
Jennings, Jefferson, 39, 43, 59-60
Jennings, Thelma, 94 Lacassagne, Michael, 333, 335, 341
Johnson, Andrew, 205-7 Lafayette, Marquis de, 71
Johnson, James P., 29 Lafferty, Frances, 356
Johnson, Lyman T., 88 La Luzerne, Chevalier, 67
John Uri Lloyd: The Great American Lambert, D. Warren, 95
Eclectic (Flannery), revd., 402-4 de Lamoignon Malesherbes, Chretien
Junkins, Anthony, 69 Guillaume, 68
Lampton, Mark, 347
Kalm, Peter, 130 Lang, David, 102
Kaskaskia, Illinois, 387 Larue, John, 79
Kaufman, Garland, 290 Lebanon region, Civil War civilians’
Kees, George, 345 experience, 363-64
Keller, Kenneth, 99-100 Leonard, Zenas, 281
Kelly, Joseph, 291 Lewis, Jimmy Jack, 391
Kendall, Amos, 240 Lewis, John L., 9, 15-17, 19, 23-24
Kentucky: abolition, 235-36; Lewis and Clark expedition and York, a
African-American population, early, slave member, 278-80
252-53; anti-slavery defeat, 341; atlas, Lexington, population, early, 255
revd., 294-96; Chenoweth massacre, de Leyba, Don Fernando, 383, 386
270, 271; fortified stations, 253-54; Life of Daniel Boone (by Draper, Belue
French place names, 63-64, 65; ed.), revd., 306-7
Indian raids, 270, 271; Kentucky Life on the Ohio (Coomer), revd., 201-4
Constitutional Convention, 1799, 273; Lincoln, Abraham, 394; assassination,
land grant certificates deals, 158; Poet southern reaction to, 400-402;
Laureate, 313; Replevin laws, 44; bronze statues of, 396-98; Lincoln
saltworks, 254; settlers, and His Contemporaries (Hubbard,
French-speaking, 65, 66-68 ed.), noted, 411
Kentucky Constitutional Convention, Lincoln, Abraham (grandfather), 254
slavery debate, 234-36 Lincoln, Gen. Benjamin, 378
Kentucky Countess: Mona Bismarck in Link, Andrew, 343
Art and Fashion (Birchfield), revd., Lloyd, John Uri, 402-4
300-303 Locket, Pleasant, 343
Kentucky Vicksburg Monument Locofocos, 55
Association, 209 London, a slave, 330
Kentucky Wildcats, 410 Louisiana territory, 387
Louis Philippe, King, 62
426 The Filson Club History Quarterly [October
Louisville: African-American population, MacMaster, Richard, 99
early, 249, 251, 253, 254-55; Malraux, Andre, 72
all-black fire unit, 284; baseball, book Mann, Ralph, 200
about revd., 204-5; boundaries, early, Mann’s Lick, 254, 259
259; Civil War civilians’ experience, Maps of the Shaker West: A Journey of
364-65; establishment of, 65-66, 250; Discovery (Boice, Covington,
gender ratios, population, 266; Spence), noted, 104
Images of America: African-American Marders, Roley, 337
Life in Louisville, noted, 409-10; Marders slaveholding, 337
Indian raids and casualties, 253-54; Marshall, Gen. Humphrey, 394, 395
King Louis XVI statue, 62-75; naming de Martini, Umberto, 302
of, 65; politics, 284; population, early, Massie, Henry, 339
254; slaveholding, 256-62, 267-76; Matthew, Frank, 171
slavery, early history of, 249-51, May, Col. Andrew Jackson, 394-97
282-83; white settlers, 251 May, Henry, 146
Louisville Courier-Journal purchase, Mayer, Henry C., 29, 205
297-98 McCleary, Ann, 100-101
Louisville Diamonds—The Louisville McClentick, Adam, 343
Major League Reader, 1876-1899 McCleskey, Turk, 100
(Borries), revd., 204-5 McCreery, Thomas C., 55
Louisville Fire Department, 284-93, 288; McHenry, John H., 59
all-black unit, 284; Chief Kelly years, McHugh, Edward, 290
291; Chief McHugh, 290; cistern and McKensie, Robert Tracy, 201
hydrant salting, winter, 288-89; McKinney, Gordon, 201
equipment and uniforms McLeod, Alexander Canaday, 377-89
responsibility, 285; equipment McMannis, John, 337-38
inequality, 287-88; firehouse McMannis slaveholding, 337-38
community centers, 289; integration McMurry, Richard M. (ed.) The
of, 284-85, 290-92; overhaul work Wilderness War: The Civil War
inequality, 287; professionalism, 290; Letters of George W. Squier, Hoosier
promotions, 291; promotions policy, Volunteer, noted, 104
288; racial slurs, 290-92; salaries, Meriwether, Patty, 336
289; zones covered, 287 Meriwether slaveholding, 336
Louis XVI, King, 68-69, 74-75; statue: Metre, Abraham Van, 328
commissioning of, 70; historical Meyzeek, Albert E., 88
background, 62-70; Louisville gift, Michilimackinac, 383
71-74; Montpellier gift of, 70-71; Miller, Danny L., 394
political statue, 74-75; removal and Miller, Neville, 284
storage of, 71; sculpting of, 70 Minton, Sherman, 198-99
Low Dutch Petition, 78 Mississippi River, 379-80
Lucas, Marion B., 396 Mitchell, Robert, 98, 99, 100, 101
Lucas, Scoit J., 355-76 Moffatt, Frederick C., Errant Bronzes:
Lucet, Charles, 72, 74 George Grey Barnard’s Statues of
Lyle, Maria L., 368-69 Abraham Lincoln, revd., 396-98
Lytle, Brig. Gen. William Haines, 410