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Ist Virginia Regiment, 296 2nd Chronicles, 294

9/11, 404

13th Amendment, 221

19th Century, 235, 238, 536 20th Century, 238, 417 20th Century Fox, 195 26th Pennsylvania District, 399

48th Regiment, 284 6och Royal American Regiment, 377

75th Anniversary of the WPA, 547

77th Foot, 300

77th Highland Regiment, 375, 377

150th Anniversary of Drake Well, 547

1689 Discipline (Philadelphia),

162,164

1713 Treaty of Utrecht, 355

1744 Lancaster Treaty, 355, 362

1768 Treaty of Fort Stanwix, 545

1964 Wilderness Act, 398

A:

A Guide to Record Groups in the

Pennsylvania State Archives, 217 A Guide to the Microfilm Collections in

the Pennsylvania State Archives, 217 "A High Wind Rising: George

Washington, Fort Necessity, and the Ohio Country Indians,"

by David Dixon, 333?53 Abenaki Indians, 347, 415

Abercromby, James, 261

Abington, 149, 165

"Absconding Servants, Anxious

Germans, and Angry Sailors:

Working People and the Making of the Philadelphia Election Riot

of 1742," by Michael Bradley

McCoy, 427-51 "Accessible Archives," reviewed by

Karen Guenther, 219-23 Accident Reports Act, 77, 81-83

Adam, Henrich, 379 Adams County Historical Society, 559

Adams, John, 182, 540

Adams, Samuel, 182

Aetna-Standard Iron and Steel

Company, 494

Africa, 235

African American Newspapers, 223

African American Newspapers: The 19th

Century, 221, 222

Alaska, 401

Albany, 108

Albany Conference, 309

Albany Purchase, 309, 310

Albertson, Ephraim, 478

Aldrich, Mark, "Public Relations

and Technology: The 'Standard

Railroad of the World' and the

Crisis in Railroad Safety,

1897-1916," 74-104; biogra

phical sketch, 120

Alexandria, 343

Aley, Ginette, 408, 409

Algonquian Indians, 3, 4, 7, 298,

317, 347

Alleghany Indians, 308

Allegheny Mountains, 106, 290,

380,382

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PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY

Allegheny River, 290, 317, 335,

336, 338, 341, 357, 364, 365, 367, 395,400

Allegheny Valley, 288

Allen, Andrew, 565

Allen, James, 565

Allen, William, 429-32, 440, 444,

564 Allison, Burgis, 187

Alshouse, David, 31, 47, 48, 53, 57

Altoona, 88, 90 Altoona Mirror, 87, 92

Amadure, Christine, 560

Amalgamated Association of Iron,

Steel, and Tin Workers, 492,

500-02, 504-09, 511-20, 522

Amalgamated Journal, 515

Ambridge, 358 American Archives, 218

American Counties to 1900, 219 American Counties to 1900?

Delaware, 219, 220

American Federation of Labor

(AFL), 502, 508, 515, 518, 519 American Federation of Teachers

(AFT), 239-41 American Philosophical Society, 537 American Railway Association, 75 American Republican Association, 483 American Revolution, 2, 18, 21,

25-27, 30, 35, 59, 61, 106,

174-80, 185, 188,217,218,

220,230-32, 299, 301, 375,

376, 396, 403, 404, 405, 408,

419,564, 566 American Rolling Mill Co., 497 American Sheet Steel Company, 503,

504, 506, 510, 512, 513, 516

American Studies Association

(ASA), 551, 554-56, 558, 561 American Swedish Historical

Museum, 117, 119

American Tin Plate Company, 503-06

Ammerman, Joe, 225

Amsterdam, 156 An Appeal to the Public for Religious

Liberties, 182

Anderies, John, 118

Anderson, Fred, 247, 375

Andreani, Count Paolo, 107-9

Anglicism, 175, 178, 182, 183,

185, 285, 294, 565

Anglo-Amerindian, 2,4, 17

Animating Democracy, 549

Annis, William, 433

Antietam, 111

Antigua, 428, 433

Apollo, 493-95, 500, 503, 511,

513, 515,522

Apollo Iron and Steel Company,

495, 500,511,512

Appalachian Mountains, 269, 270,

284, 333, 361, 365,4*5

Appalachian Plateau, 334

Appeals to Militia to Slaves, 161

Architectural Forum, 199

Arizona, 86

Arminian General Baptists, 176

Arms, Warner, 505

Armstrong Community Players, 114

Armstrong County, 399

Armstrong, Colonel John, 316, 317,

321

Armstrong, John, 259, 288, 565

Army Heritage Museum, 558

Army of Northern Virginia, no

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Army of the Potomac, no

Aron, Stephen, book review for

Along the Hudson and Mohawk:

The 1790 Journey of Count Paolo

Andreani, 107-9

Arthur, T.R., Six Nights with the

Washingtonians, 452, 453, 457,

481

Ashfield, 182

Ashland, 497

Ashtabula, 77

Aspinall, Wayne, 398, 400, 402 Associated Press, 224 Association of Pennsylvania County

Historical Societies (APACHS),

546 Athenaeum, 196, 202, 471

Atlantic, 248, 249, 288, 334, 355,

414,419,432,433,436,

441-43,445, 562, 570 Atlantic City, 78, 82, 207 Atlantic Monthly, 80

Atlantic Ocean, 181

Attaulla (Little Carpenter), 288,

292,299

Atterbury, W. W., 84

Aughwick, 286, 349

Augusta County, 254

Aupaumut, Hendrick, 408

Aurand, Harold, 411

Ayers, Edward, 549

B:

Backus, Isaac, 182, 183, 185 Bacon, Barbara Schaffer, 549

Baldino, Tom, 555

Ballard, Stephen, 47, 52, 55, 56 Balleisin, Edward, 455, 471

Baltimore, 55, 196, 559

Bancroft, George, 27

Baptism, 173, 175, 176, 181-88

Barbados, 153-56 Barr, Daniel P., The Boundaries

between Us: Natives and

Newcomers Along the Frontiers of the Old Northwest Territory,

1750-1850, reviewed by John R Bowes, 407-9

Barry, John F, 197, 213

Bassin, Roland Michel, 355

Barbados, 433 Barnes Foundation, 559

Batch, Rachel A., review of The Face

of Decline: The Pennsylvania Anthracite Region in the Twentieth

Century, 410-13

Bartholomew, Benjamin, 565

Barton, Michael, "Twentieth-Century

Pennsylvania Politics," 224-28;

558-60

Barton, Thomas, 294-96, 300

Bartram, John, 311

Barrett, James R., 238 Batch, Rachel, 113 Battle of Jumonville Glen, 345, 346 Battle of Mine Run, no

Battle of the Monongahela, 283,

287,376

Baumaennin, Anna Katharine, 378 Beaver County, 6, 227 Beaver Creek, 320 Beaver's Son, 289, 320

Bedford, 290

Bedminster, 25

Bellaire, 507 Belle Riviere, 339

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PENNSYLVANIA HISTDRY

Benezet, Anthony, 155

Benjamin Franklin Institute, 549

Benwood, 507 Berks County, 250, 255, 263, 376,

379,565

Berlin, Abraham, 379

Bethlehem, 113, 178, 536

Bettis, Jerome "The Bus," 572

Beyer, Jacob, 379 the Bible, 152, 155, 312, 313, 324,

483 Biedery, John Barnhard, 439

Big Bethel, 109

Big Ten, 554

Bjelopera, Jerome P., City of Clerks:

Office and Sales Workers in

Philadelphia, 1870-1920, reviewed by Kenneth

C. Wolensky, 236-7 Black History Month, 543 Black Power, 240 Black's Mill, 280, 281

Blair, William, 116

Blatz, Perry, 411

Bleier, Rocky, 572

Blight, David, 549 Block Signal Board, 83

Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, 536 Blue Mountain, 379

Blundin, John, 25, 41, 42, 54, 55, 56 Bodnar, John, 411

Boedigheim, 378 Boileau, N.B., 32, 34, 36

Boinge, Reverand Hossoffer, 378 Bolton Mansion, 433

Bonomi, Patricia, 188

Book, Frederick, 200, 201

Bogart, Humphrey, 213

Bondrut, 310

Bort, Captain, 379

Bosomworth, Abraham, 295

Boston, 289

Bouquet, Colonel Henry, 290, 292,

293, 295, 296, 298, 299

Bouton, Terry, 418

Bowes, John P., review of The

Boundaries between Us: Natives

and Newcomers Along the Frontiers

of the Old Northwest Territory,

1730-1830, 407-9

Boyer, Troy, 557

Braddock, 366

Braddock, Edward, n, 256, 265,

281, 283-87, 290, 298, 376,

377, 395 Bradford County, 227

Bradley, Paul, 265

Bradley, Phineas, 58

Bradshaw, Terry, 572

Brainerd, David, 253

Brant, Joseph, 405, 406, 408

Breckenridge, David, 322, 323

Brandywine University, 113

Brenner, Dr. W. Nisson, 196

Brethren, 289

Bringhurst, John, 430, 441

Bristol, 33, 50, 55, 433, 442 Bristol College, 179

Britain, 7, 8, n-13, 15, 17, 25,

31-36, 80, 91, 92, 106, 118,

177, 183-85, 187,232,236, 250, 251, 254, 256, 257,

259-63, 265, 267-69, 281,

282, 284-87, 288-92, 294,

295,299-301, 308, 309, 319,

322,334, 336-38, 340, 342,

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343, 345, 346, 348, 349, 354, 355, 357-66, 368, 369, 375-77, 394-96, 405,406,

414, 415, 4*9, 434, 493, 564,

565,567,568 British Army, 255, 257-59, 263, 283 British Library, 375 British Navy, 376, 443

Brock, Stephen, 48

Broeg, Bob, 571

Brookline, 511

Brooks, Lisa, 408, 409

Bronner, Simon, 555, 556, 561 Brother Onas, 10, 13 Brotherhood of Locomotive

Engineers, 82

Brown, Gizella Dull, 502

Brown, John, 221

Brownsville, 364

Bryn Mawr College, 114

Bryson, Andrew, 25, 32, 34, 37,

45, 60

Bryson, Margaret, 61

Bryson, Mary, 34, 60, 61

Buckingham Township, 55 Bucks County, 24, 27, 29, 30, 33,

38,47-50, 55, 56, 59, 61, 254,

433,439

Building Service Employees International Local #165, 210

Bureau for Historic Preservation, 547 Bureau of Archives and History, 117 Bureau of Railway Economics, 86

Burlington, 165, 170

Burlington County, 55 Burns Creek, 401

Burton, William, 475

Bush, George W., 403, 539

Bushy Run, 396

Butler, 497

Butler, Jon, 187, 188

Byrd, III, William, 287, 288, 293

Byron, Lord, 536

C:

Cain, Dennis, 27, 50, 52, 55

Cagney, James, 213

California, 401

Calvinism, 176, 186

Cambria County, 227, 399, 538 Camden, 55

Camp Hill, 77 Campbell, Dr. William, 545

Canada, 7, 118, 281, 287, 336,

346, 347, 355, 363, 394,404,

406, 407

Canastego, 415

Cannasstego, 10, 11, 14

Cape May, 176

Capital Blue Cross, 225

Captain Morgan, 379, 380, 382-84

Carberry, Francis, 37, 43, 50, 53,

55, 57, 59 Carbon County, 410, 412

Caribbean, 156, 235, 432, 442

Carey, Matthew, 460 Caric, Ric N., "The Man With

the Poker Enters the Room:

Delerium Tremens and Popular Culture in Philadelphia,

1828-1850," 452-91; biogra

phical sketch, 576 Carlisle, 249, 258, 340, 379, 382,

548, 558 Carlisle Indian School, 107

Carnegie, Andrew, 540

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Carocci, Vincent P., A Capital

Journey: Reflections on the Press,

Politics, and the Making of Public

Policy in Pennsylvania, 224?28

Carolinas, 248, 260, 291, 294, 301

Carpenters' Hall, 182

Carpenter, Roger M., "From Indian

Women to English Children:

The Lenni-Lenape and the

Attempt to Create a New

Diplomatic Identity," 1-20;

biographical sketch, 120

Carpenter, Samuel, 433

Carter, Allen, 203, 205, 209

Casey, Robert P., 224-26

Cassidy, Michael, 555 Catawba Indians, 281, 282, 288,

289, 291, 292, 295, 296, 297,

300, 301

Catholicism, 178, 179, 225, 256, 481

Cawcaw, 358 Celoron de Blainville, Pierre-Joseph,

336,337, 356-61

Celtic, 439 Central Susquehanna Intermediate

Unit, 544 Center for Pennsylvania Culture

Studies, 561 Centre County Historical Society, 113 Chamber of Commerce, 412

Chambers, James, 514

Chambersburg, 116, 548 Charleston Association, 187

Charleston South Carolina Gazette,

The, 222

Charlestown, 289 Chartier's Creek, 365, 366 Cherokee Indians, 281-83, 288

289, 291, 292, 295, 299~3OI>

380 Cherokee War, 300

Chesapeake Bay, 434, 563 Chester County, 222, 433, 439

Chew, Ensign Colby, 296-98

Chicago, 92

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

Railroad, 96

Chicago Daily News, 79

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &

Pacific Railway, 94

Chicago Tribune, 80

Chicago & North Western

Railway, 96

Chinklacamoose, 313

Chippewa Indians, 363

Cholmley, Robert, 285 Christian Recorder, The, 222, 223

Christiana, 187

Christianity, 152, 154, 156, 163,

166, 168, 169, 173, 175, 178,

251, 267, 268, 312 Christians in the American Revolution,

175

Christmas, 202, 205, 209, 225

Church of England, 183

Cianfrani, Buddy, 225 Civil War, 30, 109-n, 116, 177,

220, 221, 223,235, 506,

534-36, 538, 539, 544,

547-50 Civil War and Underground

Railroad Museum (1888), 537 Civil War Trails, 548 Civil War Muster Rolls, 547 Clarke Hall, 433

Clawser, John, 383

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Claypool, James, 153

Clinton, William, 539

Cohansey, 184

Colby College, 549

Colombia, 548 Colombia Steel Co., 497

Cole, Bruce, 539

Colorado, 398, 400 Colorado River Storage Project, 397 Colored American, The, 222, 223

Collenburg, Kurt Von, 378 Committee for Industrial

Organization (C.I.O.), 209 Committee on Tender Derailments, 89 Committee on Transportation, 96 Commonwealth Speakers, 539

Community Area New Development

Organization (CAN DO), 412

Concord, 184, 185

Conestoga Indians, 252, 268, 269,

281,314

Confederacy, 109, no

Congregationalism, 176, 180, 181,

183,184

Congress, 23, 35, 77, 80-83, 98,

218, 221, 232, 401, 499, 541

Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 521

Conkel, John, 508

Connecticut, 93, 183, 219, 234,

271,405, 565

Conococheague Valley, 252, 325

Connecorte, 289

Conroy, David, 459 Constant Alice, 153, 156 Continental Army, 21-27, 29, 3?,

32~37, 39, 40, 56, 57, 59-6i, 180, 186, 299

Continental Congress, 182, 185, 186

Contrecoeur, Claude-Pierre Pecaudy

de, 342, 346, 347, 367-68 Cooper, William, 405

Corbitt, Sarah, 21, 53

Corbitt, Thomas, 21, 48, 49,

52-55, 58, 59

Cornish, 497

Cornplanter, 406 Cornwall Iron Furnace, 559 Carol Hill, 380

Cott, Nancy, 38, 39 Coulon de Jumonville, Ensign, 343,

369 Coulon de Villiers, Louis, 346-48

Courson, Steve, 572

Coutts, Hercules, 153

Coutts, James, 153 Covenant Chain Alliance, 8

Cox, James, 260

Cox, Nicholas, 186

Cramer, Andrew, 51, 57, 58 de Crisse, Turpin, 290

Croghan, George, 261, 282, 286,

290, 291, 320, 361, 362

Cronemeyer, W.C., 496

Crosby, John, 564

"Crossing Boundaries: A

Roundtable Discussion on New

Directions in Pennsylvania Public History Programming,"

by Dennis Downey, Barbara

Franco, Joseph Kelly, and

Charles Kupfer, 529-62 Crow, George, 25, 49-52, 59

Crow, Jim, 550 Crown Indians, 11, 475 Crucible of War, The, 247

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PENNSYLVANIA H I STD RY

Cumberland (MD), 364 Cumberland County, 250, 252-55,

258-60, 264, 265, 268, 559 Cumberland County Historical

Society, 559 Cumberland Street, 207

Cushing, Thomas, 182

Cut Straw Creek, 357

D;

Daedalus, Stephen, 536 The Daniel Boone Homestead, 559

Danville, 78

Darby County, 222

Darnel, Edmond, 37

Dauphin County, 559

Dauphin County Historical Society,

559 David Library, 218

Davidson, Willima, 471

Davis, Bette, 213

Davis, Jefferson, 536

Davison, John, 344

Dayton, Alston G., 510 De Laverty, Frank, 210

Debs, Eugene, 520, 521 Declaration of Independence, 186

Deford, Frank, 572

Delaware, 115, 175, 183, 196, 207,

219, 264, 291, 297, 299, 377,

555 Delaware County American, 222

Delaware County Democrat, 2.2.2.

Delaware County Republican, 222

Delaware George, 320

Delaware Indians, 1,2, 5?18,

251-53, 265, 267, 281-85,

287, 290, 291, 307, 309, 310,

3i3, 320, 327, 334,335,337,

339, 341, 345, 346, 355~58,

361, 366, 395, 415, 416 Delaware, Lackawanna, & Western

Railroad, 85 Delaware River, 50, 55, 106, 118,

187,247,252,266, 309 Delaware Water Gap, 400 Democratic Party, 23, 224-26, 228,

2 33, 398-400

Demoiselle, 360, 363

Denaci, Ruth Ann, "The Penn's

Creek Massacre and the

Captivity of Marie Le Roy and

Barbara Leininger," 307-32,

biographical sketch; 425

Denny, William, 13-17, 260, 262,

292,416

Detroit, 355, 356, 396 Dickinson Law School, 399

Dickson, Carl, 559

"Digital and Microfilm Resources

For Teaching and Researching

Pennsylvania History," by Francis S. Fox, 216-18

Dinwiddie, Robert, 262, 288,

340-43, 362, 364-66, 368,

369 District of Colombia, 196

Dixon, David, "A High Wind

Rising: George Washington, Fort Necessity, and the Ohio

Country Indians," 333?53;


Dodson, Howard, 549

Dorland, Lambert, 33, 34, 51, 57

Doughty, Jacob, 51, 53, 57

Doughty, Laetitia, 53

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INDEX

Doughty, Thomas, 36, 43, 52, 55,

57, 58, 61

Douglass, Frederick, 223

Douglas, William, 153

Downey, Dennis, Crossing Boundaries: "Introduction,"

529-32; biographical sketch, 576

Drodill, Dale, 572

Dublin, 165, 169

Dublin, Thomas, and Licht, Walter, The Face of Decline: The

Pennsylvania Anthracite Region in

the Twentieth Century, reviewed

by Rachel A. Batch, 410-13

Dudley, Ph.D., Charles B., 75

Duffield, William, 225

Dunaway, Way land F, 438

Dunbar, Thomas, 284

DuPont, 205

Dupre, Daniel, 419

DuQuesne, Marquis, 363, 374

Dutch, 152, 157-60, 167, 432, 439 Dutch Reformed and Presbyterians,

179

E:

E Pluribus Unum, 539

Eagan, William D., 509, 510

Early American Scientific

Community, 118

Eastern Mennonite, 555

Easton, 252, 253

Eberbach, 378 Echo Canyon, 398, 400

Eckley Miners Village, 536, 559

Economy of British America, The, 418

Edgar, David, 31, 48, 50, 57

Edmunson, William, 155, 156, 158

Edwards, Pastor Morgan, 173, 174,

177, 179, 182-84

Edwards, Robert, 514

Eisenhower, Dwight D., 401 Election Law of 1739, 429 Elections in Pennsylvania, 226

Elwood, 506

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 235

Encyclopedia of American Quaker

Genealogy, 217

Endangered Species Act, 401

Endtregen, 380

England, 1-4, 8-18, 108, 152, 153,

155, 157, 158, 160, 163-67,

176, 177-79, 182, 185, 187,

248, 252, 259, 287, 288,

294-97, 299> 300, 307,

309-11, 315, 317-20, 322,

323,325,336,337,339-41,

343, 347-49, 356-58,

360-363, 366, 367, 369, 378,

395,415,430,432,436, 437,

439, 442,464,495,497-501

Ephrata Cloister, 559

Epistle of 1687 (London), 160-64

Epistle of 1688 (London), 163, 164

Epistle of 1692 (Philadelphia), 161,

162, 164

Erie, 363, 548

Esch, John J., 80, 81, 83, 92, 95, 98

Estes, Todd A., The Jay Treaty

Debate, Public Opinion, and the

Evolution of Early American

Political Culture, reviewed by Albrecht Koschnik, 232?3; review of The Economy of Early

America: Historical Perspectives and New Directions, 417?20




Ethiopia, 154

Euro-American, 106

Europe, 3-5, 7, 10, 105, 106, 108,

114, 149, 158, 159, 168, 169, 220, 232, 248-51, 281, 282,

284,290,295, 299, 301, 308,

309, 312, 313, 320, 326, 327,

334, 336, 339, 341, 345,349,

355, 377, 394, 404, 409, 4M,

415,432,497-99, 535

ExplorePAHistory.com, 394, 544

F;

Fairfax, William, 340 Falls Township, 24, 25, 39, 40,

49, 55

Farrow, Anne, Frank, Jenifer, and

Lang, Joel, Complicity: How the

North Promoted, Prolonged, and

Profited from Slavery, reviewed

by Andrew Lee Feight, 234?5 Fast Mail, 78

Fayette County, 227 Federal Highway Administration, 546 Federal-State Partnership of the

National Endowment for the

Humanities (NEH), 539-41, 549

Federalism, 232-35, 404 Federation of Museums and

Historical Organizations (PFMHO), 543, 546

Feight, Andrew Lee, book review of

Complicity: How the North

Promoted, Prolonged, and Profited

from Slavery, 234?5

Ferris, Bill, 539

Ferris, David, 155 Fifth Pennsylvania Regiment, 33

Fischer, David Hackett, 35, 36

Fisher, John, 442

Fitch, John, 460 Five Nations, 5, 8, 11, 334, 336, 337

Flaherty, David, 567

Flanders, 290

Flexney, Daniel, 443

Fliegelman, Jay, 461

Flinchum, Jessica Lee. "Reluctant

Revolutionaries: The

Philadelphia Baptist Association and the American

Revolution," 173-93; biogra

phical sketch, 245

Florida, 401 Forbes Campaign of 1758, 290,

295, 376 Forbes, John, 257, 259, 261, 262,

266, 281-83, 288, 290-93,

297-300, 374, 375-77, 379,

380,382,396

Forbes, Robert P., 234

Force, Peter, 218

Fort Allen, 256 Fort Augusta, 258, 396 Fort Cumberland, 284, 285, 288,

295,3?? Fort Duquesne, n, 265, 267, 282,

288-91, 294-98, 300, 316,

319, 322, 342, 346, 376, 377,

380, 381, 396, 416 Fort Frederick, 288, 289 Fort Frontenac, 377 Fort Groosen, 380, 382 Fort Hunter Mansion, 559, 560 Fort Lebanon, 379 Fort LeBoeuf, 341, 346, 363, 365 Fort Ligonier, 258, 297, 322, 382

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Fort Littleton, 298, 380, 382 Fort Loudoun, 268, 280, 287,

380,382 Fort Necessity, 346-49, 376, 395 Fort Pitt, 267, 282, 324, 396 Fort Presque Isle, 338, 339,

363, 364 Fort Prince George, 287, 368 Fort St. George, 368 Fort Stanwix, 258 Fort Stony Crik, 382 Fort Washington, 33, 34

Foster, Joseph, 217 Fort Loudoun, 288, 299

Foster, Lucy, 207, 208

Fort Machault, 364 Fort Venango, 341, 346

Foster, William, 205-9

Fox, Francis S., "Digital and

Microfilm Resources For

Teaching and Researching

Pennsylvania History," 216?18;


Fox, Frank, 218

Fox, George, 154, 155, 157 Fox Theatre, 200-2, 209

France, 3, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15,

108, 177, 179, 232, 248, 259,

267, 281, 283, 287, 288, 289,

291, 294, 297, 301, 308-10,

312, 316, 317, 319, 320,322,

323> 327, 333-49, 354-?9,

376, 378, 379, 394, 395, 405,

409,444

Francis, Tench, 432

Franco, Barbara, 530, 557 Franklin (PA), 364 Franklin & Marshall College, 555

Franklin, Benjamin, 118, 396, 537,

564 Franklin, Harold B., 201, 209

Franklin, Benjamin, 221, 263, 268,

269, 340, 414-17, 4J9

Franks, David, 442-44

Fr?ser, John, 364, 365

Fratt, Henry, 25, 27, 34, 39, 41, 42,

48, 52, 58

Fratt, Jr., Henry, 42

Fratt, Margaret, 42

Fratt, Rebecca, 39 Freer Gallery of Art, 559 French and Indian War, 220,

374-76, 379, 394-96, 564 French Creek, 341, 363, 364 Freedom's Journal, 221, 223

Friendly Association for Regaining and Preserving Peace with the

Indians by Pacific Members, 290 "From Indian Women to English

Children: The Lenni-Lenape and

the Attempt to Create a New

Diplomatic Identity," by Roger M. Carpenter, 1-20

Frost, J. William, 156, 182

Fry, Joshua, 362

Fumo, Vincent J., 225

Funk, G. K., 92, 93

Furly, Benjamin, 156, 157

G:

Gabriel, Michael P., book review of

Lawmaking and Legislators in

Pennsylvania: A Biographical

Dictionary, Vol. 3, 1757-1775,

563-66 Gaff, Donald, 409

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Galasko, 312, 313

Galissoniere, Marquis de la,

355-57, 359, 3^3

Galloway, Joseph, 564

Gano, John, 182, 186

Garfield, John, 213

Garrison, William Lloyd, the

Liberator, 221, 235

Gavin, JohnJ., 210-12

Gemmingen, 378 General Assembly, 182, 186, 227 General Trades Union, 473

Gentiles, 180, 181

George and Ann Richards Civil War

Era Center, 116

The George Washington University,

549 Georgia, 173, 219

Gerbner, Katharine, "'We are

against the traffik of men-body': The Germantown Quaker Protest of 1688 and the Origins of American Abolitionism,"

149-72; biographical sketch,

245

Germantown, 149, 151-53,

157-60, 163, 165-67, 169 Germantown Protest, 150-53, 157,

160-64, 166, 168

Germany, 152, 157-60, 165, 167,

168, 170, 226, 248, 249, 252,

256, 257, 301, 307, 309-12,

320, 322, 375, 378, 395,

428-32,437-40, 445,499

Gernhardt, Phyllis, 409

Gettysburg, 116, 538, 548, 553

Gettysburg Address, 538

Gettysburg College, 115

Gibbs, George, 90

Gibson, Hugh, 313, 321

Gibson, Kenneth, 239, 240

Gibson, Owen, 322, 325

Gill, John, 177, 179

Gillespie, Allen, 258

Gist, Christopher, 333, 334, 361,

362, 365-67

Gist, Thomas, 295, 296

Glazer, Irvin R., 196 Glenside Club, 206

Glen Alden Coal Company, 412 Glen Loch, 93

Gloucester, 55, 288

Gnadenhutten, 252, 271 Goddard's Philadelphia Chronicle, 183

Godey's Lady's Book (1830-1885), 221

Golden Rule, 158

Golin, Steve, The Newark Teacher

Strikes: Hopes on the Line, reviewed by Robert Shaffer,

238-41

Gomery, Douglas, 194, 196

Gompers, Samuel, 502, 505, 508,

5i8,519

Gooch, Sir William, 356

Gospel: Family-Order, Being a Short

Distance Concerning the Ordering of

Families, both of Whites, Blacks, and Indians, 154

Graef, Abraham up den, 169 Graeff, Derick up de, 169, 170

Graeff, Herman op den, 157, 159

Grange Theatre, 211, 212

Grant's Highlanders, 266

Grant, James, 295, 374

Graven, Walter, 441, 444

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INDEX

Graves, Carole, 239, 240

Gray don, Alexander, 33 Great Awakening, 175 Great Depression, 410 Great Lakes, 409 Great Meadows, 286, 334, 343,

345-47, 349 Great Valley, 299 Great Wagon Road, 300

Greece, 173, 500, 535

Green, Ashbel, 180

Green Republican, 399 Green River, 400

Greenberg, Douglas, 567 Greene County, 227

Greene, "Mean" Joe, 572

Greer, George, 494, 498, 503 Grenadier March, 284

Gryde, Brandon, 560

Guenther, Karen, Web-site review

of "Accessible Archives,"

219-23; book review of One for the Thumb: The New Steelers

Reader, 57'1-7'3

Guerrasio, Dr. Venetia, 545 Gunston Hall Plantation, 559

Guy, Robert, 114, 115

H:

Hackney, Sheldon, 539

Haddad, John, 556

Hagerman, Edward, American Civil

War and the Origins of Modern

Warfare (1987), 109, no

Hall, David, 221

Hambrecht, Captain, 380, 381

Hamen, Biesel, 383

Hamilton, Alexander, 253, 540

Hamilton, James, 340

Hancock, David, 418

Hanes, Dr. Madlyn, 554

Hanover, 548

Hark, Ina Rae, 209

Harlem, 31

Harman, Susan, 560

Harpers Ferry, 221

Harris, Franco, 572

Harrisburg, 78, 92, 113, 117, 218,

379, 382, 543, 548, 549, 553,

554 ,557, 558, 560

Harrisburg City Archives, 560

Harrisburg Jewish Community

Center, 561

Hart, John, 186

Hart, R Jo., 170

Hartford Courant, 234

Harvan, George, 413

Harvey, Mark, "Wilderness Forever:

Howard Zahniser and the Path

to the Wilderness Act," reviewed by Louis M. Waddell,

397-402

Hatch, Nathan, 179

Haverford, 118

Haverford College, 118

Hawkenberry, Grace, 53

Hawkenberry, John, 53, 55

Hawley, Gideon, n, 12

Hayes, Rutherford B., 77

Hazleton, 412

Hebrew, 173

Heidelberg, 378 Heimert, Alan, 175 Heinz Field, 571, 572

Hendricks, Garret, 157

Henrichs, Tobias, 382

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Heritage Center of Lancaster, 559

Hershey, 200, 553

Hershey Chocolate Factory, 538

Hershey Museum, 538

Hershey Museum of American Life,

558, 559 Hess, Earl J., Field Armies and

Fortifications in the Civil War:

The Eastern Campaigns,

1861-1864, reviewed by

Jennifer M. Murray, 109-11

Hessian, 419

Hickinbottom, Alexander, 436

Higginbotham, Evelyn Brooks, 234

Hill, Anthony, 436 Hills Township, 24, 25

Hillegas, Michael, 564 Hilltown Township, 39, 40, 46, 49 Historic Odessa Delaware House, 559 Historical Society of Western

Pennsylvania, 549 Hitchman Coal & Coke Company v.

John Mitchell, 510

Hitler, Adolph, 226

Hitquoquean, 7

Hogge, James, 37, 47, 48, 54, 56

Hofstra, Warren, 249, 258

Holland, 159, 168, 379

Hollywood, 194, 195

Hollywood Studio System, The, 195

Holocaust, 561 Holocaust Survivor Oral History

Project, 561 Homestead, 492, 501

Hood, Fred, 179

Hoover, Ken, 114

Hope Lodge, 538

Hopewell, 186

Hopkins, Mary, 441

Hopkins, Peter, 441

H?rle, Craig, 217, 536 H?rle, Craig W., Foster, Joseph S.,

and Wolfe, Laurie M.,

Lawmaking and Legislators in

Pennsylvania: A Biographical

Dictionary, Vol. 3, 1737-177^5, reviewed by Michael P. Gabriel,

563-55

Horton, James O., 549

Hotel, Benjamin Franklin, 210

House Commerce Committee, 80

Hudson River, 33, 90, 107-9

Hull, William, 151 Humanities Live, 537

Humpson, 378

Hungarian, 498

Hunter, Brooke, 419 Hunterdon County, 50, 55

Huntingdon Globe, 87 Huron Indians, 347

Hussenhardt, 378

I:

Idaho, 401

Illinois, 355 Illinois Central Railroad, 78

Imperiale, Tony, 240 "'In Reduced Circumstances': Aging

and Impoverished Bucks

County Continentals and their

Families in the Young

Republic," by Thomas R.

Saxton, 21-73

Imperial Party, 435

Independence Seaport Museum, 543

Independent Party, 475

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INDEX

Indiana, 409, 416, 492, 493,

503, 506 Indiana County, 399 Industrial Workers of the World

(IWW), 515,516, 518, 522

Information for Employees and the

Public, 95 Institute for the Arts and

Humanities, 538 International Alliance of Theatrical

State Employees (IATSE), 209 Interstate Commerce Commission

(ICC), 77, 80, 82, 83, 86, 88,

92, 94, 98

Iraq, 403

Ireland, 248, 249, 256, 301, 309,

428,435,436,439,495,498,

Ireland, Owen S., 25, 186

Iron Age, 497

Iroquois Confederation, 5, 7, 10,

287, 334, 335, 355,405,406

Iroquois Indians, 1-6, 8, 10-13, 15,

16, 18, 106, 108, 253, 265,

281-84, 286, 287, 291, 298,

309,310, 327, 334-36, 347,

355, 357, 358, 361, 363, 364,

366, 395,404-7,415,416

Iroquois League, 3, 5, 7, 13, 14,

395,416

Irwin, Thomas J., 507

Ischenhaeil, 384 Israel, 181, 433, 536

Italy, 107, 108, 498, 500

J:

Jacobite, 257

Jamaica, 153, 433, 442

Janofsky, Jennifer, 113

Jay, John, 232

Jay Treaty, 232, 233

Jefferson, Thomas, 118, 182

Jefferson Total Abstinence Society,

481

Jesus Christ, 152, 154-56, 158,

160-63, 166, 176, 177,

179-81, 187,208,294,324,

326, 365, 378, 379, 382 Johnny Cabin, 380

Johns Hopkins University, 86

Johnson, Lyndon B., 398

Johnson, Sir William, 11-13,

15-17, 254, 270, 405

Johnstown, 397, 399, 401

Jones, Casey, 78

Jones, Robert, 436, 437

Jones, Samuel, 181, 182, 187

Jones, Thomas, 443

Journals of the Continental Congress,

217

Joyce, James, 536

Judaism, 180

Jumonville, Ensign, 344-46, 348

Jumonville Glen, 354, 370 The Judith O. Sieg Chair for

Preservation, 116

Juniata Crossings, 290

Juniata River, 380, 396

Juniata Valley, 288, 340

K:

Kalm, Peter, 118, 119

Kann, Mark E., 38, 39

Kanouagon, 357 Kansas City, 502

Kalter, Susan, Benjamin Franklin,

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Pennsylvania, and the First

Nations: The Treaties of

17 36-1762, reviewed by David

Nichols, 414-16

Kaltinick, Arnold, 515

Kaskaskunk, 320

Katts, Ludowick, 439 Kauffman's Hill, 379

Kelleher, Patricia, book review of

Sex Among the Rabble: An

Intimate History of Gender &

Power in the Age of Revolution,

Philadelphia, 17 30-1830,

229-31

Kellerman, Sue, 116

Kelley, John P., 469

Kelly, Joseph, 530

Kelly, Joseph J., Crossing Boundaries: "Historians Sharing a Life of Learning," 533-41;

biographical sketch, 576 Kendall Whaling Museum, 559

Kentucky, 267, 497

Kentucky Long Rifle, 261, 263

Kensington, 481

Keokuk, 409

Keowee, 287

Keper, Benjamin, 379

Kernachan, Grissel, 39, 40

Kernachan, William, 25, 39, 40,

47, 48, 52, 56, 58

Kessler-Harris, Alice, 238

Key, V.O., 228

Keyser, Brett, 537

Keystone, 202, 203, 205-8

Keystone State (Pennsylvania), 105

King George, 288, 431, 443

King George II, 177

King George III, 177, 368 King Georges War, 252, 335, 336,

356,369 King Louis XV, 356

King, Martin Luther, 540

King, Michael, 555

King Philips War, 316, 326 Kingly Regiment, 379

Kingwood, 176, 184

Kinsey, David, 33, 46, 56, 57 Kinzua Dam, 107, 400, 401

Kirk, James, 36, 37, 48, 55, 57

Kirk, Robert, 374, 375, 377

Kirkland, Samuel, 405-7

Kittanning, 114, 115, 313,

315-19, 321

Kittatinny Mountain, 280, 288

Klair Hill, 380

Klingensmith, E.D., 512

Knoll, Thomas, 202-7

Knouff, Gregory, 268

Knopf, Alfred A., 404

Knowlton, 184

Koschnik, Albrecht, book review of

The Jay Treaty Debate, Public

Opinion, and the Evolution of

Early American Political Culture,

232-3

Kotex, 202, 207

Kruttschnitt, Julius, 85

Kupfer, Charles, 530

Kupfer, Charles, Crossing Boundaries: "Public Heritage as

Program Strength: How Cross

Institutional Partnerships Enhance Penn State

Harrisburg's American Studies

Program," 551-62

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INDEX

L:

La Salle University, 355, 555, 556 LaBelle Iron Works, 494, 503, 506,

507,509, 510

LaChine, 356 Lackawanna County, 227, 410

Lafayette, 537 Lake Erie, 338, 341, 356, 360, 363

Lambert, Frank, 572

Lancaster, 252, 263, 337, 338, 361,

363, 553 Lancaster County, 227, 260, 263, 280

Lane, Jacob, 260

Landis Valley Museum, 558

Langlade, Charles, 339

Lanza, Mario, 537

Lamb, Tom, 225

Lappas, Thomas J., 409

Lardner, John, The Game That Was:

The Early Days of Pro Football,

571

Laskey, Edward, 457

Laufman, Phillip, 495

Laughlin Nail Works, 494, 508 Laurel Hill, 298, 380, 383, 384

Laurie, Bruce, Working People of

Philadelphia, 455 Lawrence County, 516

Lawrence, David L., 226

Layne, Bobby, 572 Le Mercier, 367 Le Roy, Jacob, 307, 312 Le Roy, Jean Jacques, 307, 308 Le Roy, Marie, 307-28

Lee, Ivy, 75, 83, 84, 96, 97

Lee, Robert E., 110

Lehigh Coal & Navigation

Company, 412 Lehigh, 569

Lehigh University, 113

Lehigh Valley, 9, 77, 85, 206

Leininger, Barbara, 307-28

Leininger, Regina, 308, 312

Lemon, James T., 439

Lender, Mark Edward, 30

Lenni-Lenape, 1, 2, 4?11, 13-18,

114

Leonard, Elizabeth, 549

Leopold, Aldo, A Sand County Almanac (1949), 398

Lesher, John, 437, 438, 565

Leslie, Matthew, 287 Letters of Delegates, 217

Levlin, Lewis, 482, 483

Lewis, H. Craig, 225

Lewis, Isaac, 31, 33, 58 Lewis jacob, 27, 48, 52, 54, 57

Lewis, Llewellyn, 508, 509, 513,

514,520

Lewisburg, 544

Lexington, 55, 184, 185

Library of Congress, 218

Library Resource Centers, 116

Lichtenstein, Nelson, 238

Ligonier, 290, 383

Limited, 87, 91

Lincoln, Abraham, 223, 534, 538,

540 Lincoln Memorial University, 109

Lindenmuth, George, 378

Lindenmuth, Michael, 374-78 Lindman, Janet, 113

Lindquist, Oscar, 514

Linnaeus, Carolus, 117-19

Liquor Control System, 226

Lisbon, 433, 442, 443

Literary Digest, 93

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Lithuania, 496, 500 Little Abraham, 13 Little Beaver Creek, 325 Little Turtle, 409

Living Wilderness, 398

Lloyd, Sandy, 549

Lloyd, Thomas, 427, 428

Loew, Marcus, 195

Logan, James, 9, 248, 436

Logstown, 335, 337, 338, 340,

358-62, 364, 369

Logstown Treaty of 1752, 364

Lohe, Hohen, 378

Lomax, Lunsford, 362

London, 160, 165, 232, 251, 345,

356, 364, 435,443, 566 London Yearly Meeting, 160, 161

Long Island, 31, 90

Long, S.C., 87, 88, 92

Longueuil, 355 Lords of Trade, 435

Louisiana, 235, 394 Lower Shawnee Town, 359, 360

Loyalhanna, 380-84

Loyalists, 184

Lutheranism, 439 Luzerne County, 410

Lyons, Clare A., Sex Among the

Rabble: An Intimate History of Gender & Power in the Age of

Revolution, Philadelphia,

17'30?1830, reviewed by Patricia Kelleher, 229?31

Lyttelton, William Henry, 289

M:

M'Cullough, John, 314, 315,

321,322

MacGregor, Doug, "The Shot Not

Heard Around the World:

Trent's Fort and the Opening of

the War for Empire," 354-73;

biographical sketch, 425; "This

Wretched World': The Journal of John Michael Lindenmuth,"

374-93

Mack, Connie, 537

Madden, John, 572

Madison, James, 233

Madison, John, 182

Magazine, Eberhard and Harris, 199 Main Street Amusements, by Gregory

A. Waller, 194

Maine, 219

Majewski, John, 418 "'Make Indians of Our White Men':

British Soldiers and Indian

Warriors From Braddock's to

Forbes's Campaigns,

1755-1758," by David L.

Preston, 280-306

Malvern, 219

Manatawny Creek, 437

Manhattan, 33 Mariam Coffin Canaday Library, 114

Marietta, Jack, 178, 248, 271

Marietta, Jack D., and Rowe, G.S., Troubled Experiment: Crime and

Justice in Pennsylvania,

1682?1800, reviewed by William Pencak, 566-67

de Marin, Captain Sieur, 339, 340

Marin, Chevalier Pierre Paul, 364

Maring, Norman, 176, 184, 186, 187

Marino, Cesare, and Tiro, Karim M.;

Along the Hudson and Mohawk:

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INDEX

The 1790 Journey of Count Paolo

Andreani, reviewed by Stephen

Aron, 107-9

Marshall, Bob, 399 Martin,

Claudius, 25, 47, 55, 58

Martin, James Kirby, 30

Martin, Joseph, 400

Martin, Louis C, "Tin Plate Towns,

1890-1910: Local Labor

Movements and Workers'

Responses to the Crisis in the

Steelworkers' Union," 492-528;

biographical sketch, 576 Martin Luther King City

Government Center, 560 Martin's Ferry, 494, 506-08, 510,

514,515

Maryland, 55, 77, 156, 196, 219,

220, 249, 281-84, 287-89,

291, 294, 295, 301, 333, 342,

356, 361, 380, 503

Mason, A.S., 196, 198-207, 210-13

Mason Dixon Line, 550

Massachusetts, 55, 177, 181-83,

219, 235, 260, 415, 459, 511,

556,557 Massachusetts Provincial Congress,

182

Massey, Wight, 434

Masters, William, 565

Mather, Increase, 311

Matson, Cathy, The Economy of Early America: Historical Perspectives

and New Directions, reviewed by Todd Estes, 417-20

Maumee River, 355, 356 McArdle, P.J., 509, 516, 518, 519 McCall's Manor, 438

McClaine, Hugh, 441

McClaine, Ann, 441

McCoy, Michael Bradley,

"Absconding Servants, Anxious

Germans, and Angry Sailors:

Working People and the

Making of the Philadelphia Election Riot of 1742," 427-51;


McCrea, James, 84, 90

McCusker, John, 418 McDowell's Fort, 255

McGettigan, Joan, "Working for

'the Company': Managing

Philadelphia Movie Theatres in

the 1930S-1940S," 194-215;


McGinley, Daniel, 482

Mclntyre, Jack F, 512, 514 McKee's Rocks, 365, 516, 517

McKeever, Charles, 516

McKinley Tariff, 492-95

McKinney-Walters, Ann, 46

McKinney, John, 25, 32, 43, 46, 55

McKinney, Jr., John, 46

McKinney, Sylvanus, 46

McMurtry, George, 495, 503, 504,

511, 512, 515, 521, 522

McNally, Johnny "Blood", 572 McNeil Center for Early American

Studies, 105, 119, 555

McLoughlin, William, 182-85 McMaster University, 545

McMurry, Sally, 547

McPherson, Logan, 86

Mechanics Free Press, 47

Mechanicsburg, 548 Medfield, 182

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Media County, 222

Medill, James, 509, 510

Meginness, John F., History ofTioga

County (1897), 221

Meherrin Indians, 281, 291

Meigs, Edward Browning, 559

Melander, Jacqueline, 113

Menard, Russell, 418

Menneville, 363

Mennonites, 158, 248, 257, 261

Mequinez, 160

Mercer, Hugh, 298, 325

Mercersburg, 548

Meredith, Reese, George Tavern, 429,

437, 440

Merion, 151

Merleau-Ponty, Maurice,

Phenomenology of Perception, 458,

459,465

Merrell, James, 250

Merrit, Jane, 266

Messinger, Henry, 225

Methodism, 175, 181, 398, 399 Mexican War, 220, 223

Meyer, George, 380

MGM, 195 Miami Indians, 360, 361, 363,

409,416 Miami River, 339, 355, 357, 360 Middle Atlantic American Studies

Association (MAASA), 530,

553-56, 561 Middle East, 498, 536 Middletown, 25, 54, 184, 187, 552 Middlesex County, 184

Mifflin, Jonathan, 565

Mifflinburg Buggy Museum, 588

Milanese, 108

Miles, Colonel Samuel, 183, 186

Miller, C. C, 93

Miller, Donald, 411 Mineral Point, 84

Mingo Indians, 345

Minnesota, 94

Mires, Charlene, 114

Mississippi, 78, 235

Mississippi River, 408 Mohican Indians, 8, 309, 334 Mohawk Indians, 6, 13, 17, 288,

405, 408 Mohawk River, n, 107-9

M?hr, James, 379

Monacatootha, 336, 339-41, 344

Monessen, 504 Monmouth County, 184

Monongahela River, 256, 290,

325, 335, 342, 362,

364-67, 380

Monroe, James, 23

Montaigne, 535

Montcalm, 291

Montgomery, Archibald, 300

Montgomery County, 55

Montgomery, David 238

Montgomery, Morton L., History of Berks County in Pennsylvania

(1866), 220

Montour, Andrew, 252

Montreal, 356

Moode, William, 432

Moore, Henry, 254

Moore, Samuel, 37 Moor's Charity School, 405

Moravians, 251, 271, 312, 313

Morgan, Abel, 187

Morgan, Cadwalader, 151, 155, 157

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INDEX

Morgan, Lewis Henry, 4

Morris, Anthony, 170

Morris, James, 431

Morris, Robert Hunter, 252, 255,

260, 266, 344

Morrison, Frank, 518

Morristown, 184, 187 Morrisviile Borough, 50, 55

Moseby, John, 536

Moseley, Edwin A., 80

Mossbach, 378 Motion Picture Theater Management,

195, 201,209

Mount Holly, 55 Mount Union, 94, 95, 98

Moyamensing, 481

Moyamensing Alms House, 467

Moyamensing Prison, 467 Mud Run, 77, 90, 93

Muhlenberg University, 113

Muir, John, 399

Munsee, 299

Munsey, Frank, 84

Murphy, John, 25, 31, 58

Murray, Jennifer M., book review

for Field Armies and Fortifications in the Civil War: The Eastern

Campaigns, 1861?1864,

109-n

Murray, Jeremiah, 52, 57

Murray, John, 37~39, 47, 53, ll6

Murray, Marty, 225

Muskingum, 314, 322, 324

Muskingum Campaign, 299

Muskingum River, 356 Muslims, 498 Musser, Charles, 194

Myriad, 441

N:

Nagy, Robert, 219 Nailers' Strike of 1885, 506

Nanticokes, 252

Nash, Gary, Unknown American

Revolution, 429 National Council for Public History,

555 National Park Service, 546 National Register of Historic Places,

546 National Trust for Historic

Preservation, 546 Native Americans, 248, 250-72,

280-301, 354-70, 379, 380,

429,483, 545, 555

Nash, Gary, 185 National Civil War Museum, 558 National Education Association

(NEA), 239 National Era, The, 222

National Football League (NFL), 571 National Labor Relations Act of

1935,210 National Museum of Civil War

Medicine, 559 National Voter Registration Act of

1993,227 Native Americans, 3, 7-9, 12, 13,

105-7, 115, 118,220,223,

259-301, 306-28, 334-49,

354-70, 374, 377, 379,

382-84, 394-96, 4?4-9, 4*4>

415,417,538, 563, 565, 567

Navy, 399 Nechar River, 378 Nechar Muehlbach, 378 Nelson, William, 567

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Neuchwander, John, 185

Neutrality Proclamation, 233

Nevis, 442 New Castle, 115, 493, 494,

498-500, 502-06, 510, 512,

513,515-18, 521, 522 New Castle Trades Assembly, 515 New Castle Steel and Tin Plate

Company, 494 New Deal, 23, 399, 411 New England, 8, 55, 108, 177, 180,

182-86, 188, 234, 235, 248,

282, 311, 316, 320, 326, 563 New England Congregationalists, 179 New Hampshire, 219 New Haven, 234 New Jersey, 50, 55, 119, 162, 175,

176, 184, 186, 196, 207, 217,

219, 220, 238, 241, 555 New Jersey Folk Festival, 555 New Lights, 175 New Orleans, 355, 357 New Sweden History Conference,

118

New York, 10, 31, 33, 55, 82, 90,

106, 107, 204, 210, 240,254,

289, 335-37, 342, 404-7, 443,

471, 504, 550, 555, 566, 567 New York City, 107, 219-22, 234,

436 New York Conspiracy, 428 New York Herald, The, 222

New York, New Haven, & Harford

Railroad, 93 New York Public Library, 549 New York Times, 74, 79, 80, 84, 87,

90, 92, 95

Newark, 183, 196, 238-40

Newark Teachers Union (NTU),

238-41

Newman, Simon, Embodied History,

459 Newport, 443

Newspapers and Magazines, 219, 222,

223

Newsweek, 571

Newtown, 25

Niagara, 355

Nicholas, Mark A., review of The

Divided Ground: Indians, Settlers, and the Northern Borderland of the

American Revolution, 403-6 Nichols, David, review of Benjamin

Franklin, Pennsylvania, and the

First Nations; The Treaties of

1736-1762, 414-16 Nine Mile Run, 383

Nippising Indians, 347

Nixon, Richard, 226, 402 Nockamixon Township, 25, 56 Noland, Tom, 225

Noll, Chuck, 571

Noll, Mark, 175, 176

Norris, Isaac, 340, 431, 433, 437 Norris II, Isaac, 443 North America, 2, 5, 7, 8, 106, 118,

119, 250, 260, 269, 283, 288,

308, 334, 336, 375-77,414 North Carolina, 219, 291, 342, 377 North Haven, 93 North Pennsylvania Railroad, 77 North Star, The, 222, 223

Northampton County, 250, 256,

263, 266, 271

Northeast, 234 Northern Liberties, 46, 474, 481

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INDEX

Nottoway Indians, 281, 291, 294

Nova Scotia, 184

Numbers, 173

0:

Oakland Raiders, 572 Oakland Tribune, 572

Oblinger, Anna Maria, 378

O'Brien, Greg, book review for

Native Americans' Pennsylvania,

105-7

Ocean Hill-Brownsville Strike, 240

Oehringen, 378

Odessa, 94

O'Donnell, Neil, 572 Office of Cultural and Heritage

Tourism, 536

Ohio, 11, 12, 14, 17, 77, 259, 264,

265, 267, 270, 272, 280,

282-84, 286, 287, 292, 299,

307-10, 313, 322, 327,

333-43, 347-49, 354-5$, 360,

361, 364, 368, 369, 376, 377, 380, 416, 492-94, 505, 507,

508,520 Ohio Company, 264, 333, 361-66,

367, 395 Ohio Indians, 291, 298, 299, 308,

310, 313, 320-22, 327, 334,

335, 338, 341, 342, 345"49,

396, 408, 416 Ohio River, n, 259, 290, 297, 316,

325, 334, 335, 338, 346, 347,

355, 357, 358, 360, 362-69,

376, 394, 395, 408, 494 Ohio Valley Trades and Labor

Assembly (OVTLA), 499,

506, 507

Old Northwest Territory, 407-9

Old York Road, 211,212

Olmsted Air Force Base, 552

Olmstead, Frederick Law, 511

Oley Forge, 437 Once Upon a Nation, 549 Oneida Indians, 108, 336, 340,

405, 406

Onondaga Council, 335-39, 345

Onondaga Indians, 7, 10, 12, 13, 415

Ontario, 222, 346, 347, 357

Oppaymolleah, 362

Orme, Robert, 286

Orndt, Captain Jacob, 256

Osborne, John B., book review of

Founding Corporate Power in Early National Philadelphia, 568-70

Osteneco, 288

Otsaningo, 17 Ottawa Indians, 287, 294, 347,

363, 396 Outlook, 79, 82, 84, 94, 97

P:

Pacific Ocean, 181, 271

Pacifism, 248

Paine, Robert Treat, 182

Paine, Thomas, 177, 178

Palatine, 429, 438, 445 Panic of 1819, 419 Panther Valley, 412,413 Panther Valley High School, 413

Paramount, 194?96

Parham, Joseph, 478

Parker, David, 199, 200

Parliament, 25, 165, 166, 185

Parmenter, Jon, 283

Parsons, William, 263

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Particular Baptists, 176 Partners in History, 538

Paschell, Benjamin, 432

Pastorius, Francis Daniel, 152,

157, 169

Paterno, Joe, 554 Path Valley, 253

Patton, James, 362

Patton, John, 32, 52

Pawlikowski, Melissah, "'This

Wretched World': The Journal of John Michael Lindenmuth,"

374-93

Pawling, Henry, 564 Paxton Boys, 106, 268, 269, 281

Peacock, Robert, 463, 473

Pemberton, Israel, 16, 431, 433,

437,441-43

Pencak, William, "Pennsylvania and

the New Nation, 1783-1800,"

115; book review of Troubled

Experiment: Crime and Justice in

Pennsylvania, 1682?1800,

566-67

Penn,John, 268

Penn, Richard, 268

Penn Station, 90

Penn, William, 9, 106, 152, 156,

157, 166, 247, 250, 254,

272> 358, 395, 4l6> 435,

437, 564, 566 Penn State-Harrisburg, 530, 545,

552-57, 559, 562 Penn's Creek, 307, 310, 311, 317, 327

Pennepek, 187

Pennsbury Manor, 538

Pennsylvania Archaeological Council, 555

Pennsylvacketnia Black History

Association, 555

Pennsylvania Association of

Environmental Professions, 545

Pennsylvania Archives, 24, 116, 217,

218.542, 544, 547

Pennsylvania Bureau of Industrial

Statistics, 236, 237

Pennsylvania Department of

Community and Economic

Development, 543, 548

Pennsylvania Department of

Transportation, 546, 548, 558

Pennsylvania Federation of

Museums and Historical

Organizations, 530, 555

Pennsylvania Gazette, The

(1728-1800), 221, 260, 265,

268,289,435,443

Pennsylvania Genealogical Catalogue,

The, 222

Pennsylvania German Society, 557

Pennsylvania Heritage, 547

Pennsylvania Heritage Society, 544

Pennsylvania Historical and

Museum Commission, 113,

115-17,216-18, 530, 538,

542.543, 545-49, 553~6o

Pennsylvania Historical Association

(PHA), 112-15, 529, 530, 543,

547,556, 557 Pennsylvania History Studies

Series, 114

Pennsylvania Humanities Council

(PHC), 530, 533, 537-41, 549,

543, 546 Pennsylvania Line, 21

Pennsylvania Magazine, 177

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Pennsylvania Magazine of History and

Biography, 216

Pennsylvania Main Line Canal, 88

Pennsylvania Newspaper Record:

Delaware County (1819-1870), 222

Pennsylvania Power and Light

Company, 412

Pennsylvania Public Television

Network, 537

Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 74,

75, 82, 84, 87, 90, 92-98

Pennsylvania Railroad Museum, 559

Pennsylvania Railroad System, 75

Pennsylvania Regiment, 255, 256,

259, 260, 263, 294, 316, 318,

376,377

Pennsylvania Rifles, 115

Pennsylvania Society of the

Cincinnati, 180

Penn State Capital College, 552

Pennsylvania Political Science

Association, 555

Pennsylvania State College, 112, 113

Pennsylvania State Constabulary,

517,5i8

Pennsylvania State Education

Association (PSEA), 394

Pennsylvania State Historic

Preservation Office (SHPO),

546 Pennsylvania State Legislator, 553

Pennsylvania State University, 115,

538,547,557, 559, 560

Pennsylvania State University

Libraries, 116

Pennsylvanian, The, 473

Pennypacker, Samuel, 150

Pemberton, Israel, 290, 431

Perkins, Jacob, 460 Peter Force Collection, 218

Peters, Richard, 285, 335, 336, 340 Peter's Way, 283

Petroski, Henry, 82

PHEAA, 545 Philadelphia, 10, 16, 25, 55, 58,

92, 109, 116, 117, 150-54,

159, 160, 164-67, 173,

176-84, 187, 188, 196-99, 201, 202, 207, 209, 210, 212,

213, 221, 225, 228, 230, 231,

236-38,250, 252, 253, 255,

268, 289, 298, 336, 357, 379,

382, 418, 428-30, 432, 433,

438,440-42, 444, 454, 456,

459, 466-69, 471-73, 478-83,

485,529, 530, 537, 568-70,

543,545, 548-50

Philadelphia A's, 537

Philadelphia & Reading Coal &

Iron, 412

Philadelphia Alms House, 453-55,

457,463,467-72,478,479

Philadelphia Baptist Association

(PBA),i73-88

Philadelphia Baptist Church, 179

Philadelphia Civil War History

Consortium, 549

Philadelphia Committee of Safety,

183,186

Philadelphia Common Council, 433

Philadelphia Confession of Faith, 176

Philadelphia County, 46, 186, 227,

439,470, 565

Philadelphia County Prison, 196

Philadelphia Election of 1742, 427

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Philadelphia Election Riot, 428,

436, 445 Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 92 Philadelphia Evening Times, 84

Philadelphia Inquirer, 87, 224, 226

Philadelphia Museum of Art, 543,

559 Philadelphia Quarterly Meeting,

149,160,165,169,170

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting,

149-51, 159-65

Philadelphia & Reading Railroad

Company, 77

Phinneas, 433

Pickawillany, 360, 363

Pickering Treaty of 1794, 401 Pierce College, 236

Pierson, William P., 237

Pike, Joseph, 433

Piles, Robert, 156, 157 Pinchot Republican, 399 Pinkerton National Detective

Agency, 198

Piqua, 360

Piscataway, 184

Phillips, Roderick, 177

Piankashaw, 339

Pickawillany, 339, 369 Pitt, Sir William, 256, 374, 376, 377

Pittsburgh, 74, 77, 78, 200, 227,

228, 254, 299, 322, 354, 365,

370, 377, 379, 381-84, 493,

495, 498, 504, 510, 516-18,

549, 550, 571

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 572

Pittsburgh Press, 571, 572

Pittsburgh Steelers, 571, 572

Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, 571

Pittsgrove, 176

Pluck, John, 455, 473, 474, 479, 482

Plumstead, Clement, 25, 429, 430,

432

Plymouth, 109, 211

Polamalu, Troy, 572

Poland, 512

Polansky, Eugene, 201

Pontiacs Rebellion, 267, 268, 394,

396 Pontiac 's War, 268, 299, 409

Portage, 538 Post Boy, The, 222

Post, Frederick, 313, 320, 321 Potawatomi Indians, 409 Potomac River, 285, 288

Powell, George, 502

Pratt, Richard, 107

Presbyterianism, 180-83, I86,

253,565 Preservation Alliance of Greater

Philadelphia, Preservation Pennsylvania, 546 Pressed Steel Car Company, 516

Preston, David L., "'Make Indians of

Our White Men': British

Soldiers and Indian Warriors

From Braddock's to Forbes's

Campaigns, 1755-1758,"


425 Proclamation Line of 1763, 396 Proclamation of 1763, 269 Professional Workers of American

Local #2, 209

Proprietary Party, 427, 429-32, 434,

435, 437, 439, 44?, 444, 445 Protestant Reformation, 178

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Provincial Freeman, 222, 223 Provincial Soldiers, Batteaumen, 259 Public Broadcasting Station (PBS),

540 "Public Relations and Technology:

The 'Standard Railroad of the

World' and the Crisis in

Railroad Safety, 1897-1916,"

by Mark Aldrich, 74-104

Punxsutawney, 313

Puritans, 177, 311, 324, 326

s

Quaker Assembly, 435, 437, 445 The Quaker Collection, 118

The Quakers Opinions, 166

Quaker Family Order, 157

Quakers, 8, 9, 15, 16, 118, 149-70,

175, 178, 182, 186, 248, 251,

255, 257, 261, 269, 290, 340,

395,427-35,437,440,

442-45, 564, 566, 568

Quebec, 270

Quebec Act of 1774, 270

Queen Aliquippa, 358

Quest for Freedom ,548

R:

Race, Tawny, 292 Railroad Gazette, 83 Railroad Man's Magazine, 84

Railway Age, 80, 96, 98

Railway Review, 94

Raisinettes, 201

Ramsay, David, 27

Randall, Charles, 464

Randolph, Charles, 465

Raystown, 296, 380, 382, 383

Rea, Samuel, 97

Reading, 207, 255, 379, 382

Reben, Martha, The Healing Woods

(1932), 399 Records of Pennsylvania's Revolutionary

Governments, 217

Records of the Comptroller General, 218

Records of the Anatomical Board,

545 Red Head, 13 Red Jacket, 406 Redstone Creek, 254, 270, 364,

365,367, 369 Redeemer Nation ,178

Reed, Stephen R., 560

Rees, Mary, 178

Regulation Movements, 248 Rehabilitation Investment Tax

Credit, 546

Reid, Daniel, 503

Reily, James, 298 "Reluctant Revolutionaries: The

Philadelphia Baptist Association

and the American Revolution,"

by Jessica Lee Flinchum, 173-93

Renaissance, 571

Republican Party, 23, 37, 225, 227,

228, 233, 400-2

Resch, John, 35

Reuther, Valentine, 521

Reuther, Walter, 521

Reutlingen, 310 Review of Reviews, 97

Revolutionary Crisis, 247

Revolutionary War, 21-23, 26, 27,

30-32, 34-37, 39, 4?, 46,

59-62, 106, 115,232, 247,

263, 268, 269

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Revolutionary War Pension Acts of

1818 and 1820, 22, 23

Revolutionary War Pension

Application Files, 24, 26

Reynell, John, 441, 443

Reynolds, Captain George, 256

Rhineland, 159, 438 Rhode Island, 219

Rice, Frederic, 96

Richards, Bart, 497, 498, 517

Richards, Ralph, 96

Richardville, Jean Baptiste, 409

Richter, Daniel K., Facing East from Indian Country: A Native History

of Early America, 106

Richter, Daniel K., Native Americans'

Pennsylvania, reviewed by Greg O'Brien, 105-7

Ries, Linda, 557

Rilling, Donna, 418

Rittenhouse, David, 564 RKO, 195

Roberts, Randy, and Welky, David, One for the Thumb: The New

Steelers Reader, reviewed by Karen Guenther, 571-73

Robinson, Cecil, 503

Robinson, Septimus, 432

Robison, John, 435, 437, 445

Rochester, 222

Rockefeller, John D., 75

Rockman, Seth, 418

Roediger, David, Wages of Whiteness, 483

Roethlisberger, Ben, 572

Rogers, William, 36, 176, 180,

182, 183, 186, 495

Roman, 535

Rooney, Art, 571, 572

Roosevelt, Theodore, 80, 225

Rorabaugh, W.J., The Alcoholic

Republic, 473

Ross, John, 437

Ross, Reverend George, 115

Rothafel, Samuel L. "Roxy", 197, 200

Rotterdam, 157, 378, 379, 438 Rowan University, 113

Rowe, G.S., 248, 271

Rowlandson, Joseph, 311

Rowlandson, Mary, 311, 316, 324,

326 Royal American Magazine, 177

Royal American Regiment, 295,

379,382

Royalists, 177

Roydhouse, Marion W., Women of

Industry and Reform: Shaping the

History of Pennsylvania,

1863-1940, 114

Royster, Charles, 34

Rush, Benjamin, Medical Inquiries and Observations on the Diseases of the Mind, 458

Russell, Andy, 572

Russia, 400, 498, 500, 512

Rutgers, 555

Ryerson, Richard, 186

S:

Sabbath, 154

Sackum, 320

Safety Appliance Act of 1893, 80

Safety First campaign, 96?98 Saint-Pierre, Legardeur de, 341 Salem County, 55

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INDEX

Sams, William, 200, 201

Sands & Associates, 557

Sandy Creek, 288

Santa Claus, 205

Sargent, Epes W., 197, 213

Sassoonan, 5

Sauer, Christopher, 440

Sauter, Rich, 549

Saxton, Thomas R., "'In Reduced

Circumstances': Aging and

Impoverished Bucks County Continentals and their Families

in the Young Republic," 21-73;


Saylor, John Phillips, 397-99,

401,402

Scanlon, Gene, 225

Scarouady, 336

Scarroyaday, 16

Scholars in Residence Program,

116,117

Schlatter, Reverend Michael, 252

Schocket, Andrew M., Founding

Corporate Power in Early National

Philadelphia, reviewed by John B. Osborne, 568-70

Sch?mberg Center, 549

Schuylkill, 379, 410, 412, 559

Schuylkill Navigation Company, 569

Schuylkill River Valley, 569

Scientific American, 82, 93 Scioto River, 288, 356, 359 Scotch Plains, 182

Scotland, 248, 249, 283, 301, 309,

379, 439, 514

Scots, Ulster, 248

Scott, Catherine, 46, 53

Scott, George, 27, 46, 47, 51, 53

Scott, Jonathan, 27, 37, 47, 51,

53, 59 Scottish Highlanders, 257, 300

Scranton, 225

Scranton, William Warren, 226

Seneca Indians, 7, 107, 252, 335,

339, 342, 345, 401, 406 Second Manassas, in

Sellers, Nathan, 454

Senate, 224, 225, 232

Sequestered Baynton, Wharton, and

Morgan Papers (1725-1827), 545 Seven Years' War, 14, 15, 17, 179,

247-72, 280-301, 309, 327,

334, 354, 369,416

Severn, 77

Seydennabel, Daniel, 378

Shaffer, Mark, 557

Shafer, Raymond Philip, 226

Shaffer, Robert, book review of The

Newark Teacher Strikes: Hopes on

the Line, 238-41

Shaffer, T.J., 505, 507, 512

Shakers, 108

Shamokin, 307, 311, 313, 379

Shane, John Dabney, 267

Shannon, Timothy, "The Indians of

Pennsylvania," 115, "'The French

and Indian War in Pennsylvania,' in ExplorePAHistory.com", reviewed by Joseph Fischer,

394-96

Shannopin, 297

Shapp, Milton J., 226

Sharon, 506

Sharpe, Horatio, 289

Sharpless, Richard, 411

Shaw, John, 344, 345




Shawnee Indians, 7, 252, 253, 267,

287, 288,309,310,327,

334-37, 341, 345, 34^,

355-57, 361, 395,409

Shelby, Lt. Evan, 289

Shenango Valley Steel Company,

494,498> 503 Sherman Anti-Trust Act, 519 Sherman's Valley, 253

Shingas, 264, 313, 320, 346

Shipman, J. Ellis, 196, 198, 200, 201,

203-5, 207, 208, 210, 212, 213

Shippen, Edward, 257, 286

Shippen, Joseph, 263

Shippensburg University, 382

Shirley, William, 260

Shopes, Linda, 557

Sideling Hill, 268, 299 Simon, Roger, 113

Sinking Springs, 379 Sisson, Bill, 557 Six Nations, 3-18, 307, 309, 327, 415

Slay ton, John W., 515

Sleeper-Smith, Susan, 409

Smith, Henry Nash, 551, 552

Smith, Hezekiah, 186

Smith, James, 14, 297-99, 3I4-I6,

321,325

Smith, John, 436, 437, 443

Smith, Thomas, 399, 401

Snow, Miss Phoebe, 85

Snowden, Isaac, 458

Snyder County, 227 Socialist Party, 515, 516, 520-22

Society for Pennsylvania

Archaeology, 555

Society of Friends, 160, 164 Soderlund, Jean, 113, 156

Solebury Township, 46

Solidarity, 518 Sons of Temperance, 483, 484 South Carolina, 282, 287, 289, 291,

300,301,342 Southern Pacific, 85, 90

Spain, 441, 444

Spanier, Graham, 554

Specht, Martin, 379

Special Committee on the Relations

of theRailways to Legislation,

85, 91, 98

Spence, John, 427, 428, 431

Spencer, David, 186

Spring Garden, 46

Springfield, 25

Squaws, 315 St. Lawrence Seaway, 401 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 572 St. Pierre, Legardeur de, 365

Stanley Company, 201, 202, 205,

209, 213

Stanley-Warner, 196-98, 201, 202,

208,210, 212, 213

Starling, Levi, 31, 37, 48, 57, 59

Starr, James, 31, 42, 52, 53, 55 State Historic Preservation Office, 542 The State Museum of Pennsylvania,

116, 542-55, 557-59 Statutes at Large of Pennsylvania

1782-1801, 217

Stautner, Ernie, 572

Steattman, Carl, 379 Steel City, 571, 572

Steele, Ian K., 409

Steele, Rennick, "The Battle of

Kittanning," 114

Steelton, 553, 561

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Steelworkers' Union, 520 Steuben County, 5 5

Stewart, Kordell "Slash", 572

Stiles, Ezra, 183

Stockbridge Indians, 408

Stoll, Andrew, 25, 43, 48, 49, 56-58 Stono Rebellion, 428

Stoope, Andrew, 25, 27, 47, 57

Stoope, Sarah, 34

Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 235

Strawbridge, 236

Stuart, Jeb, 560

Sullivan, John, 31

Sumner, Charles, 235

Sunbury, 396

SUNY-Binghamton, 410

Super Bowl, 571, 572

Supreme Court, 221, 535

Susquehanna County, 250

Susquehanna Indians, 265

Susquehanna River, 14, 252, 264,

266, 299, 307, 309, 310, 313,

349, 379, 4i6, 548

Susquehanna Valley, 565

Swager, Adam, 25, 48, 58

Swann, Lynn, 572 Swarthmore College, 151

Swatara, 382

Sweden, 117

Swedesboro, 119 Swedish Colonial Society, 119

Switzerland, 256, 293, 307, 310, 311

Syria, 498, 517

T:

Tabb, Dr. John Prosser, 457, 468,

469, 471

Tamaqua Indians, 349, 413

Tanaghrisson, 335, 337~4?, 349

Tannacharison, 358

Tar, Jack, 442~44

Tarbell, Ida, 521

Tatum, Jack, 572

Tawnes, 154

Taylor, Alan, The Divided Ground:

Indians, Settlers, and the Northern

Borderland of the American

Revolution, reviewed by Mark A.

Nicholas, 403-6

Teedyusung, 1, 251, 416

Temperance Beneficial Association, 481

Temple University, 217, 555

Tennessee-Tombigee Rivers

Waterway, 402

Thanksgiving Day, 198, 200

The Civil War: A Newspaper

Perspective, 222

The Friend, 150 "The Man With the Poker Enters

the Room: Delerium Tremens and

Popular Culture in

Philadelphia, 1828-1850," by Ric N. Caric, 452-91

"The 'Peaceable Kingdom'

Destroyed: The Seven Years'

War and the Transformation of

the Pennsylvania Backcountry,"

by Matthew C. Ward, 247-79 "The Penn's Creek Massacre and the

Captivity of Marie Le Roy and

Barbara Leininger," by Ruth

Ann Denaci, 307-32 "The Shot Not Heard Around the

World: Trent's Fort and the

Opening of the War for Empire,"

by Doug MacGregor, 354-73




Theyanoguin, Hendrick, 288

Third Pennsylvania Regiment, 33 "This Wretched World': The Journal

of John Michael Lindenmuth," edited by Doug MacGregor and

Melissah Pawlikowski, 374-93

Thomas, Gabriel, 153

Thomas, George, 434, 435, 437

Thomas, Isaiah, 177

Thomas, Richard Henry, 464

Thompson, Peter, Rum Punch and

Revolution, 459

Thompson, William, 114, 115

Thornburgh, Richard L., 226

Thorpe, Jim, 413 Three Rivers Stadium, 571

Tighe, Michael, 505 "Tin Plate Towns, 1890-1910:

Local Labor Movements and

Workers' Responses to the

Crisis in the Steelworkers'

Union," by Louis C. Martin,

492-528 Tin Plate Workers' International

Protective Association of

America (TPW), 502, 507, 509,

5r3?5I5-i9> 522 Tinicum Township, 56 Tinkcom & Tinkcom, 151, 165

Tioga County, 31, 227

Toby, John, 252 Tocks Island, 400, 401

Tocqueville, Alexis de, 568 Tomlins, Christopher, 419

Toronto, 222

Touchstone Theater, 536

Tough, Arthur, 433

Tract, Welsh, 178

Trades and Labor Assembly, 520 Train Control Board, 83

Transportation Act of 1920, 80, 98 Tread way, Jack M., Elections in

Pennsylvania: A Century of Partisan Conflict in the Keystone

State, 224-28

Treaty of Aix la Chapelle, 356

Treaty of Easton, 290, 416

Treaty of Lancaster, 253

Trent, William, 338, 341, 358-60,

365-70 Trent's Fort, 368-70

Trenton, 25, 55 Trenton Township, 50

Trinity Church, 119

Truman, Harry S., 225, 399

Turkey, 168

Turner, Joseph, 432 Turtle Creek, 365, 384

Turussell, John, 29 Tuscarawas River, 272

Tuscarora Indians, 281, 288, 291,

294,334 Tuscarora Valley, 253

Tutelos, 307, 309

Tuveson, Ernest, 178

"Twentieth-Century Pennsylvania

Politics," by Michael Barton,

224-28

Twightwees, 360, 363

Tyler, Walter V, 521

Tyrone, 86, 91-95, 98

U:

Ulrich, Laurel Thatcher, 316

Underground Railroad, 536, 538,

548,549

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Union, 109, no, 210, 239, 240 Union County, 227 Union Pacific, 85 United Anthracite Miners of

Pennsylvania, 411 United Mine Workers of America,

United Office, 209 United Press International, 224 United States, 18, 23, 31, 35, 58,

59, 74, 75, 107, 108, 221, 222,

232, 233, 235, 238, 400, 404,

404, 406-8, 419, 492, 499,

500, 521, 539, 540 United States Constitution, 416, 535 United States District Court, 510 United States House of

Representatives, 227, 232,

398,401 United States Steel Corporation, 84,

492, 493, 504, 506, 509, 512,

5*5, 5I5, 517, 5i8, 519, 522

Universalism, 176, 177

University Libraries' Preservation

Department, 116

University of Illinois Press, 415

University of Pennsylvania, 105,

119, 218, 410,456

University of Maryland, 544, 547

University of New Hampshire, 545

University of Pennsylvania

Archives, 559

University of Pennsylvania Press,

238

University of Scranton, 555

University of Virginia, 549

Upland Union, The, 222

Upper Freehold, 184, 187

Upper Makefield Township, 50, 55

Uptown Theatre, 198, 200

Utah, 398

V:

Valley Forge, 21,25 van Home, William, 182

Van Pelt Library, 218

Vandergrift, 500, 502-06, 510,

512,513,515,520-22

Vandergrift, J.J., 495

Vaughan, Sarj, 78, 297

Venango, 364, 365

Vermont, 219

Vernon, Catherine, 439

Village Record, 222

Virginia, 78, 156, 181, 185, 188,

196, 221, 235, 249, 254,

257-59, 262, 263, 270,

281-83, 287, 288, 289, 291,

293, 298, 300, 301, 333, 334,

338-45, 348, 349, 354-56,

362, 363-66, 376, 377,380,

382, 395,415,555

Virginia Centinel, 289

Virginia Regiment, 294, 300, 342,

344 VisitPA.com, 544

Voltaire, Lettres philosophiques, 248,

535

W: Waddell, Louis M., 253; review of

"Wilderness Forever: Howard

Zahniser and the Path to the

Wilderness Act, 397-402;

Wagner Act, 210

Waldstreicher, David, 419

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Wales, 174, 175, 382, 492, 493,

496-501, 517

Walking Purchase of 1737, 251,

415,416 Wall Street, 493

Waller, Gregory A., 194

Wallis, J. X, 89

Walpoole, Horace, 345

Walters, Ann McKinney, 46 War Department, 58 War for Jenkins' Ear, 427, 432 War of 1812, 23, 404

Ward, Ensign Edward, 341, 342,

367-69

Ward, Hines, 572

Ward, Matthew C, "The 'Peaceable

Kingdom' Destroyed: The

Seven Years' War and the

Transformation of the

Pennsylvania Backcountry,"


425 Warner Bros., 194-96, 213

Warner, Harry, 196 Warren Association, 182

Warrington Township, 25,55 Warrior Ridge, 86-88,

90-94, 98

Warwick, 25 Warwick's Hotel, 461

Washington County, 227

Washington, D.C., 196, 197, 207,

218, 222, 398, 400, 452, 456,

481-85

Washington, George, 25, 223, 263,

292, 293,295,334,340,342,

343, 345-49, 365-70, 374,

376,395

Washington Post, 78

Wasson, John, 265

Waterford, 364

Watson, Benjamin, 38, 39, 45,

48,55

Watson, Hannah, 53

Wawhatchee, 281, 289 "'We are against the traffik of

men-body': The Germantown

Quaker Protest of 1688 and the

Origins of American

Abolitionism," by Katharine

Gerbner, 149-72

Wead, Connerd, 439

Weasey, John, 38-40, 42, 48, 49,

53, 54

Webster, Noah, 233

Weekly Advocate, The, 221, 222

Weeks, James, 548

Weible, Robert, 555

Weiser, Conrad, 309, 335

Weld, Charles, 76

Wells, William, 409 Welsh Tract, 187 West Chester, 222, 460 West Indies, 152, 153, 249, 432 West Point, 31 West Virginia, 196, 492-94, 499,

507,522

West, William, 441 Westmoreland County, 227, 254

Wharton, Joseph, 441, 443

Wheeling, 493, 494, 497, 499,

502-04, 506-09, 511, 514,

521,522

Wheeling Corrugating Company,

494

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INDEX

Wheeling Intelligencer, 520

Wheeling Iron & Steel

Company, 505

Wheelock, Eleazer, 405 When the Coal Mines Closed, 413

Whig Party, 27

Whiskey Insurrection of 1794, 220

Whiskey Rebellion, 233

White, Dr. Jonathan, 544

White, Richard, The Middle Ground,

407,408

Whitehall, 256

Whitehead, Barbara Dafoe, 177

WHYY-TV, 537 Widener College, 113

Wiedman, "Sugar," 509 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, 401 Wilderness Act of 1964, 400, 401 Wilderness Society, 398

Wilkinson, Norman, Bibliography of

Pennsylvania History, 216

Willard, William, 25 William and Mary Quarterly, 416 William Cooper's Town: Power

and Persuasion on the Frontier

of the Early American Republic,

404,405

Williams, Brett, Debt for Sale:

A Social History of the Credit

Trap, 238

Williams, John, 508, 513, 519

Williamson, Peter, 318

Williamsburg, 288, 289,

341, 365

Willing, Thomas, 564 Wills Creek, 342, 343, 364,

365, 367 Wilmington, 207

Winchester, 340, 364, 369

Winchester, Elhanan, 176, 288

Windchester, 257 Windrim Road, 212

Windsor Township, 379

Winepilt, Cathrine, 374,

375, 377 Winterthur Museum, 559

Wisconsin, 80

Wolensky, Kenneth C, 113; book

review of City of Clerks: Office and Sales Workers in

Philadelphia, 1879-1920,

236-7; 555, 557

Wolf, John, 378

Wolf, Maria Margaretha, 378

Wolfe, Laurie, 217

Wolff, Henry

Wood, Gordon, 177 Woodland Indians, 415

Woolman, John, 155

Working Class in American History,

The, 238

"Working for 'the Company':

Managing Philadelphia Movie

Theatres in the 1930S-1940S,"

by Joan McGettigan, 194-215 World War I, 76, 77, 86, 96, 98, 410 World War II, 238, 397, 398, 412,

571 World's Work, 79

Worrel, Richard, 169 Worth, William, 186

Wreck of the Old'97,78

Wrightstown, 9

Wrightsville, 548

Wyandot Indians, 334

Wyoming, 85, 271

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Y:

Yale University, 75, 549

Yampa River, 400

Yoder, John, 437

York, 55, 207, 218, 548

York County, 249

York County Historical Society, 559

Yorktown, 249, 258

Youngstown, 493

Z;

Zahniser, Howard, 397-402

Zemprelli, Ed, 225

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CONTRIBUTORS

CHARLES BERGENGREN was born and raised in New England (missionary ancestors), attended Oberlin but graduated from the City college of New York, performed with the Ontologic-Hysteric Theater and Fluxus and worked at the

Anthology Film Archives while living in New York City (in the Mythic 1970s), got graduate degrees in Folklore and Folklife at the University of

Pennsylvania (1988 dissertation on the Pennsylvania German architecture of

schaefferstown) and has been teaching all of the above at the Cleveland institute of Art since 1991.

ANTHONY L. ("TONY") BLAIR is Dean of Academic Affairs of the

Campolo College of Graduate and Professional Studies at Eastern University; he is also an ordained minister in the Church of the United Brethren in Christ. He holds a Ph.D. in History from Temple University and a Doctor of

Ministry from George Fox University.

CYNTHIA G. FALK is Associate Professor at the Cooperstown Graduate

Program, a master's degree program in museum studies jointly sponsored by the State University of New York College at Oneonta and the New York State

Historical Association. Dr. Falk is the author of the forthcoming book Architecture and Artifacts of the Pennsylvania Germans: Constructing Identity in

Early America, published by Penn State University Press.

BRADLEY SMITH is an adjunct history instructor with Harrisburg Area

Community College and is also a curator with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Comission. A native of Schaefferstown, PA, he grew up within two blocks of the Gemberling-Rex house.

BEVERLY TOMEK is an instructor at the University of Houston-Victoria, where she teaches courses in US social history, African-American history, and race. She is currently preparing a book manuscript entitled, "Seeking a

Manageable Population: Limitation, Colonization, and Black Resistance in

Pennsylvania's Antislavery Movement."

DIANE WENGER is Assistant Professor of History at Wilkes University, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where she teaches Colonial America and the Early Republic, Women's History, and Material Culture. Her book, The Country Storekeeper in Pennsylvania: Creating Networks in The Early American Economy, 1790?1807, is forthcoming from Penn State Press.



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SPORTS IN PENNSYLVANIA

By Karen Guenther

Mansfield University In this wide-ranging history of

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Guenther leads readers from pre colonial contests among Native

American tribes to the big business

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the pros, readers will relive champi

onship seasons and struggles with

defeat - and along the way, follow

the important role of sports in

social, cultural, and economic life.

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Pennsylvania sports in the movies, in museums, and at historic sites,

giving readers the opportunity to

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Women of Industry and

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How Penn State Came to Stop a Hurricane and Win a National Football Champjonghip^.,

"An engaging story about the people

involved and the events leading into

one of the most exciting games in

college football history."

?Joe Patemo

THE PERFECT SEASON HOW PENN STATE CAME TO STOP A HURRICANE AND WIN A NATIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

M. G. Missanelli

"Jan. 2,1987. It is at once the most profound and

significant day of the nearly 15,000 Joe Paterno

has spent as Penn State's football coach. On

that night, in the spotlit Arizona desert, Paterno's

Nittany Lions defeated Miami in a national champi

onship matchup whose contrasts were as vivid as

the personalities involved. In The Perfect Season,

Mike Missanelli carefully dissects and recreates

this memorable game, one that would serve as a

perfect little morality play, a showcase for all that

was right and wrong with college football."

?Frank Fitzpatrick, author of The Lion in Autumn

"Missanelli brings to life the 1986 national football

championship season, with a great account of the

Nittany Lion victory over the combat fatigue-clad

Miami Hurricans. The Foreword by D. J. Dozier is

a delight as are various vignettes of the partici

pants such as Jerry Sandusky, Shane Conlan, Bob

White, and the unfortunate-in-life John Bruno."

?Ronald A. Smith,

author of Big-Time Football at Harvard 1905

The 1987 NCAA championship football game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the

University of Miami Hurricanes is often considered

the most memorable championship game in all of

college football history. Both teams were unde

feated going into the game, but the Hurricanes

were heavily favored. Penn State pulled off a sur

prising upset, handing the University of Miami team

its only loss of the season. In The Perfect Season,

Missanelli retells the story not just of this champi

onship game but also of Penn State's entire season.

232 pages 128 illustrations | $24.95 cloth | A Keystone Book"

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POWWOWING AMONG THE PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH A TRADITIONAL MEDICAL PRACTICE IN THE MODERN WORLD

David W. Knebel

Known in Pennsylvania Dutch as brauche or

braucherei, the folk-healing practice of powwow

ing was thought to draw upon the power of God

to heal all manner of physical and spiritual ills. Yet

some people believed, and still believe today, that

this power to heal came not from God, but from

the devil. Controversy over powwowing came

to a climax in 1929 with the York Hex Murder

Trial, in which one powwower from York County,

Pennsylvania, killed another powwower.

In Powwowing Among the Pennsylvania Dutch,

David Kriebel examines the practice of powwowing

and shows that, contrary to popular belief, the prac

tice of powwowing is still active today. Because

powwowing lacks extensive scholarly documenta

tion, David Kriebel s research is both a ground

breaking inquiry and a necessity for the scholar of

Pennsylvania German history and culture.

The fact that powwowing is still practiced may

come as a surprise to some readers, but included in

this book are the interviews Kriebel had with living

powwowers during his seven years of fieldwork

in southeastern and central Pennsylvania. Along

with these interviews, Kriebel includes biographical

sketches of seven living powwowers; descriptions

of powwowing as it was practiced in years past,

compared with the practice today; a discussion of

the belief of powwowing as healing; and a discus

sion of the future, if any, of powwowing, and what

it will take for powwowing to continue to survive.

312 pages 16 illustrations | $30.00 cloth

Pennsylvania German History and Culture Series

Co-published with t he Pennsylvania German Society

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