Index to the Scotch-Irish in America (F-L)

Ferguson, Capt. James, 230.
Ferguson, Major Patrick, 507-509.
Figgis, Mr., 137.
Finley, John H., N. Y. Commissioner of Education, 419.
Finley, Rev. Samuel, charged with vagrancy, 345;
—mentioned, 384, 417;
—President of Princeton, 437.
Fisher, S. G., historian, 276.
Fitzgerald, Rev. Edward, 343.
Fiske, John, historian, 520-523.
Flight of the Earls, 10, 22.
"Flower of Yarrow," 88.
Forbes' Route, 269.
Ford, P. L., historian, 497.
Fourth of July, first celebration, 490.
France, 97, 143, 155, 506.
Franklin, Benjamin, 265, 274, 373, 399, 406, 418, 459, 461.
Franklin, Mary, 190.
French Revolution, 131.
Freneau, Philip, 440, 529.
Friedenwald, H., historian, 487 n.
Fuller, Thomas, historian, 326.
Fulton, Robert, 531.

Gage, Gen., 312, 492.
Galloglasses, 65.
Galloway, Joseph, his account of American Revolution, 466-469, 583.
Gardiner, S. R., historian, 144.
Gates, Gen., 507.
Gavelkind, 74.
Genoa, 133.
Gentlemen Proprietors of Eastern Lands, 233.
George I., 210.
George II., 201, 211.
Germany, 156.
Gettysburg, 267, 273.
Gibson, James, 312.
Gibson, J. B., chief-justice of Penna., 537.
Gildas, 91.
Glendennin, Archibald, 297.
Glendinning, Ulster fanatic, 112, 113.
Gnadenhutten massacre, 266, 303, 406.
Goldsmith, Oliver, 132.
Gordon, T. F., historian, 315, 318.
Graham, Rev. William, 448.
Gray, Matthew, ancestor of Prof. Asa Gray, 229.
Greece, 43.
Green, Alice S., historian, 61.
Green, President Ashbel, 421.
Gregory XIII., Pope, 9.
Grindal, Bishop, 326.
Guiana, 21.
Gypsies, 91.

Hallam, H., historian, 327.
Hamilton, John, 117.
Hamilton, Sir James, 117.
Hancock, John, 487.
Harsha, Rev. W. W., 253.
Hart, Capt. Henry, his courage, 13;
—betrayed, 14.
Hatfield, historian, 423.
Hawks, F. L., historian, 388.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 245.
Hay, Sir Alexander, 33.
Hazard, Ebenezer, 419.
Hebrides, 96.
Henderson, T. F., historian, 81.
Henry IV., of France, 16.
Henry VIII., of England, 53, 64, 66.
Henry, Hugh, 418.
Henry, Patrick, 390, 397.
Hepburn, Sir Robert, 90, 99.
Herodotus, 46.
Heron, Rev. James, ethnic origins of Scotch-Irish, 128 n., 555.
Hewatt, Rev. Alexander, historian, 217.
Higginbothan, Rev. Robert, 191.
Highlands of Scotland, 64.
Hill, Rev. Matthew, 171.
Hodge, Rev. C., historian, 325, 357, 371, 414.
Holland, 97, 133, 141.
Holmes, A., annalist, 199.
Homes, Captain Robert, 189.
Homes, Rev. William, 189.
Houston, John, member Continental Congress, 489, 490.
Houston, W. C., 442.
Howe, Gen., 502.
Hoyt, W. H., historian, 475.
Hughes, John, stamp distributer, 466.
Hunt, G., historian, 439, 443.
Hunter, James, 500.
Hutchinson, T., historian, 294, 295.

India, 72.
Indians, American, Scotch-Irish as barriers against, 223-225;
—wars in Massachusetts, 226;
—wars in Maine, 230;
—attacks on Maine settlements, 234-236;
—frontier forts, 280;
—frontier experiences, 281;
—Indian hostilities, 291-324;
—personal traits, 293-295;
—their cruelty, 295-298;
—outrages upon women, 295;
—captives adopted in tribe, 299;
—bounties for scalps, 300, 305;
—cost of New England war, 301;
—incursions in Penna., 303;
—atrocities, 303;
—settlers appeal for protection, 304;
—refugees at Shippensburg, 306;
—Moravian Indians removed, 307;
—complaints of Conestoga Indians, 307;
—character of Pennsylvania Indians, 317;
—outrages encouraged by Quaker policy, 318.
Ireland, Bacon on, 2;
—English policy in, 3, 86;
—social and political conditions, 5;
—Pope accepts Crown for nephew, 9;
—chiefs quarrel, 10;
—O'Dogherty's insurrection, 13-15;
—physical characteristics, 42;
—legendary history, 43;
—ancient commerce with Spain, 49;
—scholarship, 51;
—archaic social structure, 52-58;
—military prowess, 52;
—nationality a modern concept, 52;
—Norman invaders, 53;
—the Pale, 53;
—division into counties completed by James I., 53;
—ancient land tenure, 56;
—comynes, 57;
—living conditions, 60, 61, 541;
—archaic institutions, 63;
—warrior class, 63, 66;
—illegitimacy, 66;
—religious desolation, 66-68;
—Counter-Reformation, 69;
—character of people, 71, 75;
—tribal institutions, 77;
—depredations of pirates, 93-97;
—natives remaining in Ulster, 121;
—become tenants of Undertakers, 122;
—civil war, 144;
—beginning of a new era, 152;
—potato culture, 152;
—decline in population, 152;
—deportation of natives, 153;
—national misery, 156;
—church statistics, 161;
—commercial restrictions, 182-186;
—American friendliness, 459;
—political grievances, 463.
Irish Established Church, 129, 130.
Irish Trot, 277.
Irwin, Gen. William, 473.

Jackson, Andrew, 517, 519.
James I., makes Ulster Plantation, 1;
—institutes order of baronets, 7;
—mentioned, 77;
—energetic measures in Scotland, 86, 88;
—selection of Undertakers, 98.
James II., 155.
Jesuits, 69.
Johnson, Sir John, 258.
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, 21, 89, 132, 205, 464.
Johnson, Sir William, 258.
Josselyn's voyages, 211.

Keith, George, 333.
Kerdiffe, Rev. John, 145.
Kerns, Irish, 67, 116, 117.
Killen, W. D., historian, 201, 208.
King's Mountain, battle of, 509.
Kittochtinny Valley, 267.
Knox, Gen. Henry, early career, 511;
—at Bunker Hill, 512;
—Yorktown, 512;
—Secretary of War, 513.
Knox, John, 534.

Laggan Presbytery, 172, 173, 175, 176, 338.
Lang, Andrew, historian, 80.
Laud, Archbishop, 129, 133.
Laughlin, Hugh, 288.
Laurence, Sir Thomas, 180, 182.
Law, Capt. James, 232.
Lechmere, Thomas, 193, 222-224, 233.
Lee, R. H., moves resolution for Independence, 480.
Leech, Rev. William, 191.
Lecky, W. E. H., historian, 59, 153, 208, 459, 465, 472, 502, 526, 534.
Lewis, Meriwether, 393.
Lexington, battle of, 492.
Ley, chief-justice, 24.
Lia Fail, 44.
Liberty Bell myth, 488 n.
Liberty, religious, 138.
Lindesay, John, 256.
Lindsay, William, 288.
Lippard, George, 487 n.
Lithgow, William, traveler, 92.
Livermore, Samuel, 441.
Living conditions, 270, 278-285.
Livingston, Rev. John, 108, 165;
—his American descendants, 249.
Livingston, Chancellor, 531.
Livingston, Peter Van Brugh, trustee, 424.
Livingston, Robert R., 489.
Lodge, H. C., 520.
Logan, James, Provincial Sec'y, 264, 271, 275, 291.
Logan, James, endows Log College, 416.
Lockhart, biographer, 61, 88.
London, City of, 26;
—condition in 1610, 27;
—King's appeal, 28, 29;
—City's action, 29-31;
—joins in Plantation, 32;
—Ulster management, 125-127.
Londonderry, Ireland, see Derry.
Londonderry, N. H., 207, 231, 232, 234, 238, 244, 245.
Londonderry township, N. C., 200.
Lowlands of Scotland, 64, 82.
Lusk, Robert, 288.