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Gore, Captain, 303.

Gorgas, Gen. Josiah, Confederate
chief of ordnance, 309, 485.
Governor Buckingham, Federal crui-

ser, attacks blockade runner
Lynx, 450, 451.
Governor’s Cove, description of, 105;

H. B. M.’s sloops of war an-
chored in, 45.

Governor Dudley, steamboat of the
Charleston line converted into
a blockade runner, 459.

Gouverneur, M. F. H., director in

Tide Water Power Company,
677; 673.

Gracie, Miss Mary (Mrs. Stephen
Jewett), teacher, 238.

Grady, R. G., 566.

Graham, Edward Kidder, president
University of North Carolina,
quoted, 667, 668.

Graham, Professor, 657.

Graham, Sarah, 331.

Graham, Gov. William A., contest of
with Joseph Alston Hill over
railroad policy, 148.

Grainger, Col. Caleb, officer in the
French and Indian War and in
the Revolution, 119, 120; 78.

Grainger, I. B., 356.

Grainger, Joshua, helps to lay off
Newton, 45. See Wilmington.

Grainger, J. V., director in Tide
Water Power Company, 677.

Grant, L, Clayton, 566.

Grant, Gen. U. S., letters of to Gen-
eral Lee, 352, 353; quoted, 414;
493, 496.

Green, Jack, 169.

Green, James G., 225, 226, 252.

Green, James S., death of, 286; fine
courtesies of, 155, 266; resi-
dence of, 162; secretary and
treasurer W. and W. R. R., 150,
155, 286; 168, 212, 214, 219, 249,
659.

Green, Robert C., 172.

Green, William Henry, sketch of,
$22. ~

Green, William M., bishop of Mis-
Sissippi, 250; 249.

Greenhow, Mrs. Rose O., grave of
marked by Memorial Associa-
tion, 275; sketch of, 489, 490.

Green’s River explored, 27-29;
named, 31.

Greenville, Richard, the great navi-
gator, 3, 4.

Greenwald,1 N., 646.

Greer, Lee, 566.

Grey, Private, 352.

Grier, Mrs. Matthew B., 621.

Grier, Rev. Matthew B., sketch of,
620, 621; 617.

Griffin, Dr. John Lightfoot, surgeon
at Fort Johnston, 134.

Griffith, Captain (fire company),
241. .

Grinnell, Mrs., Confederate agent,
sketch of, 486.

Griswold, Maj. Walter, directs main
construction in Cape Fear River
improvement (1873), 10.

Groves, Rev. William H., 617.

Gwyn, Walter, Chief engineer in

construction of W.and W.R.R.,
151, 195.

Haar, Jurgen, director in Tide
Water Power Company, 677.

Hagood, Gen. Johnson, 495, 500.

Haid, Rt. Rev. Leo, 643.

Hale, Maj. Edward Joseph, sketch
of, 322, 323.

Hale, Rev. Dr. Fred D., 637, 638.

Hall, Avon E., 341.

Hall, Sergt. B. Frank, sketch of,
323, 324, 628.

Hall, Col. Edward D., sketch of, 305,
306; 252.

Hall, Hon. Eli W., opposes Know-
Nothing party, 231; sketch of,
255; 176, 191, 212, 225, 226, 253,
566.

Hall, E. P., 180, 650.

Hall, Jessie D., missionary, 617.

Hall, Rev. J. H., 631.

Hall, Rev. J. K., 615.

1This should be Greenwald in the text.

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Hall, John, 214.

Hall, Mrs. Margaret Tannahill,
chuch erected in memory of,
627, 628.

Hall, William H., 172.

Hallet, Capt. B., 535.

Halling, Rev. Dr., first principal
Wilmington (Innes) Academy,
608, 655.

Halpin, Captain, commands block-
ade runner, 453.

Halsey, B. W., teacher, 649.

Halsey, William H., 249, 250.

Halsey, William K., 566.

Halton, Robert, appointed commis-
sioner to assist in building Ft.
Johnston, 53.

Hamilton, Alexander, death of gen-
eral calamity. 136.

Hamilton, Dr. J. G. DeRoulhac, aa-
dress by, 52; quoted, 318.

Hancock, Captain, U. S. Coast Ar-
tillery, 541.

Harahan, William J., president Sea-
board Air Line Railway, sketch

of, 674.

Hardee, Gen. William J., 362.

Hardy, Sir Thomas, action of with
reference to U. S. diving vessel
in the War of 1812, 687.

Harnett, Cornelius, chairman Cape
Fear Committee of the Sons of
Liberty, 106, 107, 108; chair-
man New Hanover County Com-
mittee of Safety, 111; consults
Committee of Safety about im-
porting a negro, 112; grave of,

644; leader in resistance to
Stamp Act, 53, 92, 97-99, 104;
president of the Provincial
Council, 76; sketch of, 75, 76;
the Samuel Adams of North
Carolina, 644; will of, 121, 122;
78, 112.

Harper, Capt. John W., controls
river trade, 546; 561.

Harrell, Rev. J. B., 639.

Harris, Cicero W., editor, 559,

Harris, Mrs. Cicero W., editor, 559,
560.

Harris, Nehemiah, 141.
Harris, P., 141.

Harris, Col. Wade H., editor, 559,

560.

Harris, William, 141, 615.
Harrison, President William Henry,

candidacy of, 175, 176, 189.

Harriss, George, 191, 252.
Harriss, Nehemiah, 191.

Harriss, Dr. W. J., commissioner of

Wilmington, 180; death of, 182.

Harriss, Dr. William White, sketch

of, 324; 252, 253.

Hart, Annie, teacher, 657.

Hart, Levi A., 170.

Hartman, Jacob, 615.

Hartman, Lieutenant, 352.

Hartshorn, , teacher, 656.

Harvey, Selina M., 582.

Hasell, Chief Justice James, resi-
dence of, 57; 74.

Hasell, Susannah, 74.

Hasell, William Soranzo, editor,
177, 181; sketch of, 181; 74.

Haskell, Maj. J. C., 322.

“Haul-over,” opening of by storm, 8.
See New Inlet.

Hawes, Capt. J. R., 303.

Hawfields, Orange County residence
of Edmund Strudwick, 64.

Hayne, Paul H., editor and poet,
564,

Haynes, Capt. Roger, sketch of, 71,
72.

Haywood, Col. E. G., 339.

Head, J. F., 566.

Hebert, Gen. Louis, commands lower

defences of the Cape Fear, 282,
302.

Hedrick, Col. John J., in command
at Confederate Point, 281;
sketch of, 302, 303; surrenders
Ft. Caswell in obedience to the
Governor’s order, 278, 279; takes
possession of Ft. Caswell and

Ft. Johnston, 277, 295; 176, 252,
333.

Heide, A. §., Danish. vice consul,
190.