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Blockade Running, continued.
year of the war, 452, 453; in-
augurated by Governor Vance,
454; interest of English firms
in, 435, 467; last days in, 468-
476; natural advantages of
Wilmington for, 411; neutral
distance not observed, 416, 417;
only foreign flag in Confederate

ports, 467; “paper blockade,”
089; President Davis’ Arabian

horse brought through, 447-449;
protection of the British flag in,
418; recommended by Gen. J. G.
Martin, 454; Southern sailors in,

432, 433; U. S. blockading
squadrons, 390, 416.
Bloodworth, Capt. J. H., 301.
Bloodworth, Thomas, member New
Hanover County Committee of
Safety, 111.
Bloodworth, Timothy, justice of

County Court (1766), 186; mem-
ber New Hanover County Com-

me mittee of Safety, 111, 112; U.S.

Senator, 207.

Blue Banks, owned by Roger Moore,
41.

Blumenthal, L., 646.

Boatwright, J. Hal, sketch of, 311;
613.

Boca-Chica, Cape Fear troops at
battle of, 51, 52.

Boies, Rev. Artemus, 616, 617.

Boldt, Rev. Dr. K., 641.

Bolles, Capt. C. P., constructor Bat-
tery Bolles, 281; officer U. §.

Coast Survey, 201; sketch of,
311; 121.

Boney, Gabriel J., sketch of, 312.

Bonitz, Julius A., editor, 562.

Bonneau, Capt. F. N., 458, 463, 465.

Bonnet, Steed, execution of, 37;
pirate, 36.

Booker, Captain, 380.

Boone, Leighton, 243.

Bordeaux, G. C., 629.

Boston, Confederate cruiser, 478.

Boyd, Belle, Confederate agent, 486.
Boyd, Col, Thomas, 76.

Boys’ Brigade, history of, 588-591;
627.

Bradford, officer of a blockade run-
ner, 421, 422.

Bradley, Amy M., teacher, honor
due, 173, 660; work accom-
plished by, 660, 661; transfer
of school property by, 662.

Bradley, A. O., 252.

Bradley, Lucy, 238.

Bradley, Richard, Revolutionary
Officer, 120.

Bradley, Richard, 141, 238.

Bragg, Gen. Braxton, commanding
Cape Fear district, 491; en
route to capture New Bern, 492,
493; 308, 324, 385.

Bragg, Mrs. Braxton, 491.

Branch, Gen. L. O’B., 364.

Brickell, Dr. John, historian, quoted,
25, 39.

Bridge, Edmund, 141.

Bridgers, J. R., N. C. commissioner
to Peace Congress, 268.

Brimley, H. H., 63.

Brinkman, Cape Fear lightkeeper,
engaged in life-saving with the
Seminole, 528.

Brinton, Arthur J., quoted, 550.

Britannia, blockader, 481. See also
Runner, 460.

Broadfoot, Col. C. W., quoted, 366.

Brougham, Lord, quoted, 657.

Brown, Lieut. Alexander Davidson,
sketch of, 312.

Brown, Asa A., editor, 116, 557; 212,
214, 218, 226, 252.

Brown, Captain, 304.

Brown, Caroline, 191.

Brown, Colonel, 281.

Brown, Harriet, 191.

Brown, Jobn, 379.

Brown, John Nutt, 251.

Brown, Peter, 144, 145.

Brown, Maj. R. F., 151, 193.

Brown, R. W., report of on Wil-

mington trade, 506-511; 214,
218. ‘

Brown, Col. Thomas, wins victory

at Elizabethtown, 115, 116, 118.

 

 

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Brown, Thomas W., commissioner
of Wilmington, 174; 213.

Brown, Miss, teacher, 657.

Brownlow, J. P., 252.

Brunhild,! H., 646.

Brunswick, action of Committee of,
108; captured by Spaniards, 50;
decay of, 45; desertion of, 114;
founded by, 582; Governor
Tryon writes from, 104; official
records of destroyed, 142; Rev-
oOlutionary patriots assemble at,
98-100; Safety Committee of,
8; settlement of, 38-40; trade of,
39; Tryon’s palace at, 105, 106.

Brunswick County, cut off from New
Hanover County, 40; prominent
families of, 680-682.

Brunswick River, description of, 14;
improvemeits of, 13.

Bryan, Anne, 126.

Bryan, William, 579.

Bryan, Hon. W. J., 583.

Bryant, Alfred, 219.

Bryant, historian, quoted, 30.

Bryce, Hon. James, quoted, 550, 551.

Buffaloe, Dr. W. H., 184.

“Buffaloes,” 404.

Bullock, Capt. James D., Confeder-
ate naval agent, 459, 460.

Bundy, Rev. J. D., 631.

Bunker, Professor, 657.

Bunting, David, 357.

Bunting, Samuel R., military serv-
ice of, 312, 313.

Bunting, Thomas O., sketch of, 312.

Burgoyne, Captain, 452, 469.

Burgwyn, George, 72.

Burgwyn, George (the younger), 72.

Burgwyn, Hill, 187.

Burgwyn, H. W., 252, 611.

Burgwyn, John, 72.

Burgwyn, Capt. John, death of, 72.

Burke, , teacher, 656.

 

Burr, Rev. H. B., 619.

Burr, Col. J. G., quoted, 138; sketch
by, 453-458; sketch of, 247; 159,
252, 313.

Burr, R., editor, 558.

Burr, Talcott, 615.

Burr, Talcott, jr. editor, 557;

lawyer and journalist, 255; 187,
212, 252.

Burr, W. A., 252.

Burrington, Gov. George, description
of, 63, 64; quoted, 25; residence
of, 57; sketch and administra-
tion of, 81-83; 68.

Burruss, Mrs. E. E., 626.

Butler, Gen. B. F., commanding in
Federal attack on Ft. Fister,
469, 490, 493.

Butler’s “powder ship,” 493, 574.

Butt, Capt. Archibald B., 541.

Butt, Rev. Frank, 631.

Cairns, Rev. Dr., 608.

Calder, Miss Mary, 572. i

Calder, Lieut. Robert E., sketch of,
313; 278, 279.

Calder, Lieut. William, sketch of,
313, 314; 278, 532.

Calhorda, J. P., 189.

Calhoun, Hon. John C., reception of
the remains of,’ 223-227; visits
Wilmington, 210. :

Calvin, John, member New Hanover
County Committee of Safety, 111.

Cameron, George, 615.

Cameron, William, 252.

Campbell, Farquhar, member N. C.
Sons of Liberty, 106.

Campbell, Marsden, residence of, 57.

Campbell, William, member N. C.
Sons of Liberty, 106; 77.

Campbell, W. B., 566.

Canady, J. S., 639.

Burns, Capt. Otway, of Snap Dragon Cane Creek, Battle of, 115.

fame, 138.

Burr, Aaron, duel of with Alexander
Hamilton, 136.
Burr, C. E., editor, 558.

1This should be Brunhild in the text.

Cantwell, Edward, 226, 252.

Cantwell, John, 240.

Cantwell, Col. John L., narrative by,
276-280; sketch of, 300-302.

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