Foxes, or Reynards, traditionary war with the Winnebagoes, war with the French, make peace with the French, in 1726, 89-03 93 21-23 friendly to English, visit Green Bay, &c., 1762 '3, 31–42 participate in Indian war of 1832, Fox River Valley, beautiful scenery of, Frankenstein, G. N., promised painting, John 66 46 71—85, 98-100 73 13 13 127 Frazier, Hon. William C., of the Territorial Judiciary, sketch of, Freight on the Lakes, price of, in 1816, French at Green Bay and La Pointe in 1726, surrender western ports to the English, 1761, Galena, Miners' Journal, early file of in Library, Gladwin, Maj. Henry, commandant at Detroit, Goodnow, Lyman and E. W., early settlers of Waukesha, Gorrell, Lieut. James, Journal kept at Green Bay, Gout, Indian remedy for, Grand Father Bull Falls, navigated by two Indians, Grand Rapids Mills, Indian name of, Grant County, called after a trapper of that name, Graverat, Henry, of Mackinaw, Green Bay, the French there in 1726, English there, 1761-'63, in 1816-'17, recollections of, 138 75, 76, 81, 85, 95, 96 8 110 9 131 24 38 26, 27, 38, 48 137 10, 24,25 54 121 123 122 112 122 1827, a force marched thence against Winnebagoes, 1832, Indian War, early military road, and land office Intelligencer, early file of, in Library, Green, Emmerson, killed by Indians at Blue Mounds, Greene County, named after Gen. Greene, Grizzly Bear, orator of the Menomonees, 55, 56 21. 25, 47 49-63 96 Hall, the Misses, captivity and release of, Hamilton, Henry, British Governor, expedition against Vincennes, 76 98, 99 61 Haney, early settler of Dane county, Hard times in Wisconsin, 1837-38, Harney, Col., superintends erection of Fort Winnebago, Harrison, President, personal memorial of, promised, Harvard, University publications, Haskins, R. W., Legend of the Winnebagoes, Haseltine, Ira S., sketch of Richland county, Historical works, number in library, local, useful in tracing genealogy Historical Societies, collections, exchanges and co-operation, their uses and value, commended by Webster and Winthrop, Historical and Scientific Sketches of Michigan, cited, Horse theives and gamblers driven off by Brothertowns, Hunt, John W., Rec. Sec. Wis. Hist. Society, 1854-25, contributor of newspaper file, Hutchins, Thomas, noticed, I. 141 132. 133, 138 101 11 9 86 107 138 116 128, 131 122 66 46 137 7 9 8, 9,146 14, 15 14 62 106 66 105, 106 52, 67, 72, 73 3, 16 9 103 33,38, Illinois, or Isle Aux Noix, Indians, country, M. De Boisbriante and M. De Siette, early French commanders, Indian Names, and Indian Nomenclature, papers on, Indians, unfavorable to civilization, kindness of General Government towards, Indian Wars, Winnebagoes with Sacs and Foxes, French against the Foxes, Pontiac's outbreak, 1763, Winnebago disturbance 1827, J. Jamestown, Ruins, Sully's intended painting of Peter, a missionary to the Indians, Kilbourn, Hon. Byron, early settler of Milwaukee, Kill Snake Settlement, Calumet county, King, James and Edward W., early Waukesha settlers, Knapp's Creek, Richland county, Kosh ko nong, Lake, lurking place of Black Hawk's followers, La Bay, or Green Bay, L. Lac Courteoreille, origin and meaning of the name, 12 39 113 121, 122 6 26 12, 13 131 111 127 97, 130-134 123 69, 74 85 117 23 130 104 137 107 72, 118 Lac Flambeau, or Torch Lake, origin of name, Lafayette county, named after Gen. Lafayette, Lafromboise, early settler of Milwaukee, Lake Winnebago mentioned, Landsing and son, killed in the Sac country, Lapham, Increase A., V. P. Wis., Hist. Society, county, origin of name, La Salle, early French explorer, Law, John, early influential settler at Green Bay, Laws, early codes, governing Wisconsin, in Library, Lescarbot's History of New France, 1609, Lettres Edifiantes et Curieuses, set in Library, Light Cloud, or The Prophet, Little Bull or Spruce Falls, Indian name of, Detroit, on south side of Green Bay, Eau Pleine, or Rice Stalks' river, Indian name of, Pine Creek, Indian name of, Prairie Creek, Local histories, useful in tracing genealogy, .25 114 114 113 134 26, 82, 52, 74, 106 38 3 22 113, 123 66 58, 61 8 80, 81, 98 86 6 25, 33, 89, 47 6 12, 72, 84 122 31, 32, 43 120 120 120 Mann, Moody, early settler of Calumet, Martin, Hon. Morgan L., early settler of Milwaukee, V. P. of the Wis. Hist. Society, Massachusetts Hist. Society's collections, McKay, an early Wisconsin Indian trader, McLane, Hon. G. R., a V. P. of Wis. Hist. Society, McNeill, Col. John, commandant at Mackinaw, 138 11 37, 45 12, 72, 84 137 133 134, 135 25-47, 64-67 100, 101, 143 8 134, 137 111, 17 104 6, 11 131 3 131 12 104 9 23 8, 9 26 3 135, 136 51 McMillen, an early settler of Waukesha, Mendall, Ezra, early settler of Waukesha, 137 123, 124 Menomonees, or Folles Avoines, 28-47, 52-58, 68—77,90 Menomonee, or Shanty Town, Green Bay, 67 Miller, Col. John, commandant at Green Bay, 118, 120 49-52 11 Mills, Clark, Statuette of Jackson promised Hon. Simeon, member Executive Committee, 1854'-5, 3, 16 Milwaukee, origin of name, early settlement, 32, 35, 37, 113, 116, 130-134 Napoleon medals, Na-she-a kusk, or Loud Thunder, Black Hawk's son, Natural bridge over Pine River, Richland county, Navarino, Green Bay, Nelson, Messrs., early settlers of Waukesha, Neshotah, origin and meaning, New England Historic-Genealogical Society's publications, New Jersey, 66 Newspapers, files of in the Library, New Wood River and Rapids, Indian names of New York Hist. Society, unrepresented in the Library, 72, 84 69. 11 12, 72, 84 108 67 135 117 8 8 8 7,8 120, 121 9 144, 145 135 6 146 118, 138 3 Ohio Historical Society's collections, 8 Oneidas in Wisconsin, 68 One-Sided or Trap Rapids, Indian name of, 1 122 Onondagas in Wisconsin, 68 O'Plaine or Des Plaines River, 97, 118 Opukwa or Rice Lakes, 75 Ordway, Moses, an early settler of Waukesha, 137 Osh-k ba-wis, or The Messenger, a Chippewa chief, Osh-kee he naw-niew, or The young Man, a Menomonee chief, city, people early went for milling to Brothertown Mills, Ottowa Indians, Ouchata, principal chief of the Foxes in 1726, 123, 124 69 69 104 23, 31-47 138 21, 23 137 Parks, Rufus, early settler of Milwaukee, Peckatonakie river, Pennensha, an early French trader among the Sioux, Pennsylvania Historical Society's co operation, Eve. Post, early file of, in Library, Pettigrew family murdered by Indians, Pe wau-kee Lake, Waukesha county, early settlement, 10, 24 131 97 41 9 7 Records and Archives, in Library, 10 98, 99 118, 135 |