698 Index
Coon, Prof, Charles L., quotations

Craig, Maj. James H., continued.
from his history of N. C. schools

; takes possession of Wilming-
648-654, ton, 114; tyrannical conduct of,
Cooper, Sir Anthony Ashley, 4. See 137.
Shaftesbury.

Craig’s “bull-pen,” 65, 114.
Craig, James N., 398.

Craig, James William, narrative by,
396-406; 632.

Cooper, W. B., director Tide Water
Power Co., 677.

Coosa, Wat, explorers buy Cape Fear
River from, 29.

Craig, Rev. W. M., 638.
Corbett, M. J., president W., B., and Craighill, Col. Wm. F., 36.
S. Boks 546- 561.

Crane Island, scene of treaty with
Corbin, Mrs. Sarah Jane, teacher, Indian chief Wat Coosa, 29, 584.
649. Crane Neck heron colony, 61-63.

Crapon, Capt. G. M., 301.
Cray, William, member N. C. Sons

Cornehlson, Capt. C., 280, 303.

Cornelson,1 Rey. George H., jr., 626.
Cornwallis, Lord, comes to Wil-

of Liberty, 106.
mington, 114; headquarters in

Creasy, Rey. Dr. W. S., 631.
McRary house, 592; surrender Crenshaw, Col. James, 433.
of, 115.

Cronly, Mike, 176, 191.
Crook, Rey. Mr., teacher, 651.

Cross Creek, x; Flora Macdonald
arrives at, 39, 125; in posses-
Sion of the Tories, 118; Scotch
settlers of Loyalists, 126; 69.

Crossan, Capt. Thomas N., assists in

purchasing steamer Advance
(Lord Clyde) for the State, 454;

commander of the Advance, 455.
Cowan, Col. Robert H., director W.

Crowley, Rev. J. S., 626.
and W. R. R., 150, 151; memo- Cruizer, H. B. M.’s sloop of war, 45.

rial address on Governor Dud- Cuban man-of-war incident, 514, 515.
ley quoted, 229, 300; residence Culbreth, Rey. B. B., 632.

of, 160; sketch of, 299, 300; 210, Culbreth, Rev. Marvin, 632.

212, 226, 251, 252, 269, 296, 360, Cumberland County, prominent fami-
611.

lies of, 679, 680.

Cumming,2 Capt. James D., sketch
of, 316; 193, 312.

Coastal Canal, 548, 549.
Costin, Miles, 212, 219.
Council, James, 682.

Courtenay, Hon. William A., 538.
Cowan, David S., 186.

Cowan, James H., editor, 564.
Cowan, Capt. Salk. sketch of, 250,

314-316; 121, 226, 249, 252, 257,
273, 300, 325.

Cumming, Sergt. Preston, sketch of,
495-499, 316.
Cox, Quartermaster John W., 360. Cumming, William A., sketch of,
Cox, Rev. W. E., 612. 316.

Coxetter, Captain, 417, 419. Cunninggim, Rev. W. L., 631.
Coxetter, Mrs, Easter, teacher, 164,

Curtis, Federal leader in second at-
170. tack on Ft. Fisher, 389. :

Curtis, Dr. M. A. (botanist), quoted,
15, 132.

Curtis, Dr. Walter Gilman, quoted,
202, 282; sketch of, 680, 681.

Craig, Maj. James H., gave no quar-
ter, 209; goes to New Bern, 115;
McRary house headquarters of,
592; marches into Duplin, 115;

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Cushing, E. A., 252.

Cushing, Lieutenant, attempts to
capture Gen. Hebert, 282; visits
Wilmington, 490.

Cutlar, DuBrutz, 63, 71, 253, 305, 566.

Cutlar, Dr. Frederick J., 71.

Cutlar, Roger, military service of,
316.

Cutlar, Dr. Roger, 71.

“Cut-off,” The, 31.

“Cut-through,” The, 14.

Dally, Rev. Jonathan, 631.

Dalrymple, Capt. John, residence of,
57; 53.

Dannenbaum, G., 646.

Daves, Lieut. Graham, sketch of,
317. .

Davis, Capt. Champ N., 316, 317.

Davis, Hon. George, an appreciation
of, 569-572; Confederate States
Attorney-General, 567-569; de-
clines appointment to the N. C.
Supreme Court, 571; delegate
to the Confederate Congress,
270; discusses name Cape Fear,
1-6; Edward Everett’s appreci-
ation of, 220; esteem in which
held by President Davis and
Mrs. Davis, 567-569; monument
to, 572-574; most illustrious son
of the Cape Fear, 571; N. C.
commissioner to Peace Con-

gress, 268; orator, 569-571;
President Davis’ letters to, 567,
568; quoted, 67, 572, 648; report

Davis, John, active in resisting
Stamp Act, 92, 97; member
N. C. Sons of Liberty, 106; resi-
dence of, 42, 44, 57.

Davis, Junius, director Tide Water

Power Co., 677; sketch of, 317-
319; 242.

Davis, Thomas, member N. C. Sons
of Liberty, 106.

Davis, Gen. Thomas, 210.

Davis, Thomas F., father of Hon.
George Davis, 185.

Davis, Bishop Thomas F., 74.

Davis, Thomas J., 74.

Davis, Thomas: W., 318, 566.

Davis, Rev. Mr., 608.

Davis, Capt. William, member N.C.
Sons of Liberty, 106; Revolu-
tionary officer, 120; 78.

Davis, Rev. W. H., 639.

Davis, Wilson, 135.

Dawson, James, 291, 574.

Dawson, John, 56, 154, 189, 449.

DeBry’s Map, reference to, 4.

Deems, Rev. Dr. Charles F., 631.

Deep River, Loyalists active on,
115; minerals in the valley of,
512; 6.

Delile, Alyre Raffeneau, French
consul, requested by the Em-
press Josephine to introduce
American plants into France,
132; sketch of, 130-134.

Democratic State campaign of 1876,
330.

Denck, Prof. Joseph, 657.

of on Peace Congress, 269-271; Denson, Capt. C. B., quoted, 274.

70, 74, 104, 185, 187, 212, 214, DeRosset, Dr. A. J., commissioner

221, 318, 544. of Wilmington, 180; entertains
Davis, George W., 213. John C. Calhoun, 210; in active
Davis, Horatio, sketch of, 319. practice at ninety years of age,
Davis, James, erects first printing 182; quoted, 227; 152, 183, 190,

press in colony (1749), 556. 224, 226, 296, 608, 609, 610, 612,
Davis, President Jefferson. Letters 614, 657.

of to Mr. George Davis, 567, DeRosset, Mrs. A. J., president Sol-
568; 156, 491, 609. diers’ Aid Society, 275; sketch
Davis, Mrs. Jefferson, quoted, 568, of her work for the Confeder-
569; 449. acy, 292-294, 414.
Davis, Jehu, 41, 74. DeRosset, A. J., jr., 174, 214, 226.