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714 Index

Marcus, H., 646.

Marion Mission, account of, 628,

629.
Marion, Rev. Patrick, 643.

Marion Sprunt Memorial, account

of, 600-602.
Marsden, Rev. Richard, early serv-
ice of, 71, 85, 605, 606.
Marshall, Captain (steamboat), 195.
Marshall, James, 141, 615.
Marshall, John, 176.

Marshall, Samuel, member New
Hanover County Committee of
Safety, 111.

Marsteller, Col. Lewis D., Revolu-
tionary officer, 252.

Marsteller, Gen. Lewis H., clerk of
New Hanover County Court,
122; collector of customs, 190;

Sketch of, 252; 194, 212, 218,
226.

Martin, Alexander, 78, 103.

Martin, Alfred, 253.

Martin, Mrs. Alfred, vice president
Soldiers’ Aid Society, 293.
Martin, Captain D. A., commands

Lilian, 402.

Martin, Capt. Eugene S., chief of
ordnance and artillery at Ft.
Fisher, 380; plants torpedoes in
Cape Fear River, 499, 500;

Sketch of, 341, 342; 242 243,
566.

Martin, Rev. G. A., 639.

Martin, Gov. Josiah, action of with
reference to Ft. Johnston, 54;
administration of, 88, 112;

course of in the Revolution,
142, 1138; 63, 126.

Martin, Gen. J. G., blockade recom-
mended by, 454.

Martin, Silas N., work of in behalf
of Union Free School, 659, 660.

Martin, Willie, 243.

Massachusetts sends aid to Cape
Fear (1667), 34.

Matthews, Dr. John E., military serv-
ice of, 342, 343.

Maultsby, John, New Liverpool
(Wilmington) situated on lands

of, 14, 45.

Maverick, Samuel, writes of failure

of Charlestown settlement, 36.
Meade, Professor, 657.

Meares, Capt. E. G., military service
of, 344; 363, 364.
Meares, Col. Gaston, death of, 297,

360, 579; sketch of, 296; 212,
298, 344.

Meares, Mrs. Gaston, work of as
president N. C. Society Colonial
Dames of America, 579.

Meares, Iredell, account by of Presi-
dent Taft’s visit to Wilmington,
540-542; quoted, 208; 566.

Meares, John L., 212, 213, 252.

Meares, Mrs. Kate DeRosset, 612,
613.

Meares, Col. O. P., eminent member
Wilmington Bar, 566; secession-
ist, 271; second in Wilkings-
Flanner duel, 234-237; sketch
of, 343, 344; 280.

Meares, Tom, 242. .

Meares, Thomas D., 187, 214, 219.

Meares, Thomas D., jr., military
service of, 343; 243, 566.

Meares, Walker, member school

committee, 663; quoted, 155;
sketch by, 265.
Meares, Willie, 242.

Meares, William B., director W. and
W. R. R., 150; eminent member
Wilmington Bar, 187, 586; pro-
moter W. and W. R. R., 148;
210, 249, 252.

Meginney, Levin, school of, 172, 656;
sketch of, 656.

Memminger, C. G., 486.

Mendelssohn, Rabbi Samuel, 645.

Mengert, Rev. Dr. John H., 640, 641.

Meredith, William, 629, 630, 633.

Merrick, Col. George, active in re-
sisting Stamp Act, 92; member
New Hanover County Commit-
tee of Safety, 111.

 

Index 715

Merrimac, Confederate ironclad,

effect of on naval warfare, 477.

Metts, Capt. James I., sketch of, 344-
346; 243, 273.

Myers, Rev. E. M., 644.

Middleton, , officer on a block-
ade runner, 423.

Milan, Anthony, British consul,
sketch of, 258, 259; poem about,
460, 461.

Miller, C. B., 190.

Miller, David M., 250.

Miller, Dr. James A., service of as
Confederate surgeon, 346.

Miller, Col. James T., chairman
Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions, 187, 254; director W. and
W. R. R., 152; president Tha-
lian Association, 252, 254:
sketch of, 254, 255; 194, 211,
212, 218, 226, 250, 253.

Miller, Capt. John, military service
of, 346; 310, 321.

Miller, T. C., 187, 228.

Miller, Thomas, eminent member

Wilmington Bar, 566; 269, 346.
Mitchell, B. F., 170.

Mitchell, Captain , 656.

Moir, Rev. James, 606, 607.

Monroe, President James, visits
Wilmington, 208-211.

Montgomery, blockader, takes the
blockade runner Bat, 403, 404.

Monuments.
Commemorating Battle of
Moore’s Creek, 113; commemo-
rating resistance to Stamp Act,
581; marking the site of Ft.
Johnston, 581, 584; to Confeder-
ate heroes, 275; to George Davis,
572-574; to Cornelius Harnett,
579, 580; to John Lawson, 584;
to Col. Maurice Moore, in St.
Philip’s Church, 581, 582; to the
women of the Revolution, 113.

Moody, Rev. D. L., evangelistic serv-
ices of, 617.

Moon, Capt. J. W., 300.

Mooney, James, quoted, 16.

Moore, Alfred, 210.

 

 

Moore, Judge Alfred, associate jus-
tice U. S. Supreme Court, 77;
residence of, 57; Revolutionary
Officer, 120; sells Rocky Point
lands, 68.

Moore, Col. Alexander Duncan,
sketch of, 306; 346.

Moore, Sergt. Maj. Alexander
Duncan, military service and
death of, 346; 242.

Moore, B. F., director W. and W.
28. 361.

Moore, George, appointed to assist
in erecting Ft. Johnston, 53;
justice of County Court (1777),
186; member N. CG. Sons of
Liberty, 106; member New Han-
over County Committee of
Safety, 111; one of the leaders
in resistance to Stamp Act, 97,
98, 104; residence of, 70, 92.

Moore, Hilliary, 141.

Moore, Ida N., 582.

Moore, Capt. J. G., 317.

Moore, Col. James, brings troops
from South Carolina to aid
North Carolina colonists, 38.

Moore, Gen. James, active in resist-
ance to Stamp Act, 97, 99; death
of, 77; distinguished in French
and Indian War-and in the
Revolution, 50; member New
Hanover County Committee of
Safety, 111; member N. C. Sons
of Liberty, 106; promotes Revo-

lutionary Convention, 110;
sketch of, 119; 78.

Moore, Gov. James (of South Caro-
lina), 38.

Moore, James Osborne, purser in
Confederate Navy, 346.

Moore, John, residence of, 57.

Moore, Capt. Julius Walker, sketch
of, 346.

Moore, Col. Maurice, brings troops

from South Carolina to aid
North Carolina colonists, 38;

contention of with Governor
Burrington over Rocky Point
lands, 68; leads troops to aid of