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Hemenway, Mrs. Mary, educational
work of for Wilmington, 173, 661.

Henrietta, early Cape Fear River
boat, 679.

Herne, Captain, 44.

Heron, Benjamin, 78.

Herring, Rev. R. H., 639.

Hewitt, Admiral, British naval offi-
cer, blockade runner, 452.

Hewitt, John T., 162.

Hewlet’s Creek, signs of Indian oc-
cupancy on, 18.

Hiden,! Rev. J. C., 636.

Higgins, Michael, helps to lay off
Newton, 45, 248. See Wilmington.

Highland Point, named by explor-
ers, 28.

Hill, Arthur J., residence of, 75; 172.

Hill, Gen. D. H., 333, 363, 368.

Hill, Frederick C., editor, 178, 557;
214.

Hill, Dr. Frederick J., “Father of
public schools,’ 658; Orton
home of, 57; 71.

Hill, Maj. Gabriel H., sketch of, 324.

Hill, Maj. James H., 121, 484.

Hill, Capt. John, residence of, 71;
Revolutionary officer, 121, 579;
sketch of, 74.

Hill, John, jr., 71.

Hill, Dr. John “Bank,” president
Bank of Cape Fear, 238; sketch
of, 251; 176.

Hill, Dr. John, of Kendal, 324.

Hill, Dr. John Hampden, sketch of,
63.

Hill, Lieut. John Hampden, military
service of, 324.

‘Hill, John L., 172.

Hill, Joseph Alston, contest of with
Governor Graham over railroad
policy, 148; eminent member
Wilmington Bar, 566; sketch of,
66, 251.

’ Hill, Mrs. Joseph A., entertains

Henry Clay, 214.

Hill, Dr. Nathaniel, sketch of, 72,
73; 213, 214.

Hill, Dr. Thomas, 324.

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Hill, William, eminent member
Wilmington Bar, 566; welcomes
President Polk, 211, 212; 187, 252.

Hill, Capt. William, Revolutionary
officer, 120; sketch of, 77; 122,
579.

Hill, Rev. William E., 617.

Hill, Hon. William H., residence of,
75; 66.

Hilton, Capt. William, report of on
exploration, 2, 26-30; 62.

Hilton River, explorers’ report of,
28, 29; 584.

Hinsdale, Col. John W., 325.

Historical monographs, publication
of, v.

Historic spots in North Carolina of
the colonial period yet un-
marked, 583-587.

Hoard, Seth, 141.

Hobart, Captain, distinguished Brit-
ish naval officer commanding
blockade runner Don, 400;
quoted, 289, 290; 452.

Hodgson, John, Speaker of the As-
sembly (1739), 49.

Hodgson, Valentine, 170.

Hoge, Rev. Dr. Moses D., exciting
trip of in blockade runner Ad-
vance, 455.

Hoge, Rev. Peyton H., 617, 626.

Hogg, Robert, member Wilmington
Committee of Safety, 111; pro-

motes Revolutionary Conven-
tion, 110.

“Hoge’s Folly,” 160, 193. See Para-

dise.
Hogue, Rev. Richard W., poem by,
61; 610.

Hoke, Gen. Robert F., commands
defence of Wilmington, 495;
365.

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

Hollinshead, William, 615.

Holmes, Gabriel, 141.

Holmes, Gabriel, jr., 615.

Holmes, Gov. Gabriel, death of, 229.

Holmes, Mrs. Gabriel, 572.

 

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Holmes, H. L., 228.

Holmes, James D., 356.

Holmes, John L., eminent member
Wilmington Bar, 187, 566; 212,
226, 232, 611.

Holmes, Dr. Joseph A., quoted, 203;
report of on Indian mounds, 19-
24; 16.

Holmes, Rev. K. D., 631.

Holmes, Lucian, eminent member
Wilmington Bar, 187, 566.

Holmes, Owen, death of, 187; emi-

nent member Wilmington Bar,
566.

Holt, Obadiah, 78.

Holtie (modern steamer), compari-
son of with vessels in the carry-
ing trade of an earlier time,
501, 686.

Hood, Gen, John Bell, 365.

Hooper, Anne, witness to Harnett’s
will, 122.

Hooper, Archibald Maclaine, editor,
177; sketch of, 258, 556; 615.
Hooper, Johnson, author, 556, 557;

sketch of, 258, 259.

Hooper, William, eminent member
Wilmington Bar, 565; member
Wilmington Committee of
Safety, 110, 111; procures call
of first Revolutionary Conven-
tion, 110; signer of the Decla-

ration of Independence, 556;
sketch of, 76.

Horne, Robert, publishes descrip-

tion and map of North Carolina,
2, 5.

“Horse Pond,” description of, 160,
161, 164.

Horsey, Captain, 421, 422.

Hort, Dr. William P., promoter W.
and W. R. R., 147, 148.

Hoskins, Mrs., 141.

Hoskins, Rev. B. L., promoter Odd
Fellows’ School, 171.

Houston, Samuel, 103.

Houston, Capt. William J., 103.

Houston, Dr. William, appointed
stamp master, 91; patriotic serv-
ice of later, 103; resignation of,
93; sketch of, 100-103.

Howard, Emily, 191.
Howe, Gen. Robert, distinguished

in French and Indian War and
in the Revolution, 50, 120; in
command of Fort Johnston, 54;
leader in resistance to Stamp
Act, 92, 98; promotes Revolu-
tionary Convention, 110; resi-
dence of, 57, 60; sketch of, 76.

Howell, Rev. Andrew J., 617, 627,
628.

Howey, Thomas H., 170.

Howquah, blockader, attacks block-
ade runner Lynx, 450, 451; 481,

Huggins, Lieut. George W., sketch

 

of, 325.

Huggins, James B., military service
of, 325.

Hughes, » assists in purchase

for the State of the blockade
runner Advance, 454; officer of
the Advance, 455.

Hunt, Rev. Thomas P., 617.

Huntsville, Federal ship, chase by,
429.

Hyrne, Colonel, residence of, 71.

Immortality (poem), 264, 265.
Indians.

Account of tribes of:’

Algonquin, 17; Burghaw, 25;
Catawbas, 25; Congarees, 25;
Iroquois, 17; Keyawees, 25; Old
Cheraws, 25; Sapona, 14, 25;
Saxapahaw, 16, 25; Siouan, 16,
17; Toteras, 25; Waccamaws,
43; Warrennuncock, 16; Wax-
haw, 25; Woccon, 16; Yamas-
sees, 24, 25; black drink of, 15;
disappearance of, 25; last set-
tlement of on the peninsula, 18;
massacre in Albemarle, 38;
mounds of, 19-24; occupancy of,
16-18; pirates supposed to have
amalgamated with, 37; pottery
of, 17; trade with, 30; Tusca-
rora War, 38.

Innes, Capt. James, commands Cape
Fear troops & Cartagena, 49, 52,
119; commands Virginia forces