726 Index

Stewart, Patrick, 78.

Stickle, Maj. W. H., reports of
quoted, 13.

Stokes, Col. M. S., 321.

Story, Rev. J. C., 626.

Strange, Bishop Robert, bishop of
East Carolina, 610, 613; memo-
rial sketch of, 575-577; 318, 583.

Strange, Mrs. Robert, quoted, 583.

Strange, Robert, jr., eminent mem-
ber Wilmington Bar, 566; 212,
228, 253.

Strange, R. W., 566.

Strauss, Alexander, report of on
condition of Old Ship Channel
(1870), 9.

Stringer, William, editor, 179.

Strode, Porter, 214.

Strong, Major, aide-de-camp to Gen-
eral Whiting, 454.

Strudwick, Betsy, 64.

Strudwick, Edmund, Stag Park and
Hawfields residences of, 64.

Strudwick, Dr. Edmund, 64.

Strudwick, Samuel, sketch of, 64.

Strudwick, Maj. William, 64.

Styron, Capt. C. W., assists with
sick and wounded Confederates
when Wilmington is taken, 356.

Stuart, Kate, sketch of, 682.

Sugar Loaf, battle with Indians at,
14, 16; Confederate intrenched
camp on, 381; probable site of
last Indian settlement on the
Federal Point peninsula, 18; 38,
58.

Sullivan, Rev. J. A., 639.

Sumter, Confederate cruiser, 478.

Sutton, Rev. T. H., 632.

Swain, Gov, D. L., N. C. commis-
sioner to Peace Congress, 268;
presides over Internal Improve-
ment Convention, 148.

Swampy Branch, named by explor-
ers, 27.

Swann, John, jr., 141.

Swann, Dr. John, 226.

Swann, Maj. John, active in resist-
ance to Stamp Act, 97; com-

Swann, Maj. John, continued.
mands troops against Spaniards,
50; commissioned to assist in
erecting Ft. Johnston, 53; Rocky
Point residence of, 44, 92;
Swann Point residence of, 71.

Swann, Speaker Samuel, active in
resistance to Stamp Act, 97;
justice County Court (1777),
186; member New Hanover
County Committee of Safety,
111; Oaks residence of, 71;
Rocky Point residence of, 92.

Swash Defence Dam, description of,
12.

Swift, Capt. Alexander J., assists in
constructing Ft. Caswell, 379,
547; in charge of works at the
mouth of Cape Fear River, 379;
one of the batteries at Ft. Cas-
well named for, 547.

Swift, Gen. Joseph G., describes his
work on Ft. Johnston and life
at Smithville, 134-138; 379.

Taft, President William H., enter-
tained by Mr. James Sprunt,
540, 541, 583; visits Wilming-
ton, 208, 540-542, 583.

Tait, Col. George, sketch of, 307;
303.

Tait, Capt. Robert, 303.

Tallahassee, Confederate cruiser,
478.

Tallichet, Prof. Henri, 657.

Tamborrella, Professor, 657.

Tate, Rev. James, chaplain in Revo-
lution, 120; teacher, 655.

Taylor, Archibald, 615.

Taylor, C. &., jr., director in Tide
Water Power Company, 677.

Taylor, Gen. Dick, 308.

Taylor, J. A., opinion of on munici-
pal government, 552, 553; seeks
to connect Cape Fear River
with Coastal Canal, 548.

Taylor, Capt. Jacob W., 320.

Taylor, Rev. James B., 636, 637.

Taylor, John A., 219, 535, 617.

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Taylor, Col. John D., sketch of, 303-
305; 172, 380.

Taylor, J. W., 638.

Taylor, Mrs. J. W., 638.

Taylor, Maj. M. P., military service
of, 294, 363.

Taylor, Thomas E., finds the body
of Mrs. Greenhow, 490; narra-
tive by, 435-448.

Taylor, Col. Walker, collector of
customs, 595; organizes Boys’
Brigade, 588-591; 561.

Taylor, Gen. Zachary, 491.

Telfair, James, 249.

Terry, Gen. A. H., commands land
attack on Ft. Fisher, 493, 494;
pursues General Hoke, 499;

takes possession of Wilming-
ton, 495.

Terry, Rev. R. E., 611, 612.

Tew, Col. C. C., in command at Ft.
Macon, 342, 343.

Thalian Association, history of, 248-
257.

Thalian Hall, built, 257; 220, 221.

Thomas, Hon. Charles R., aids in
securing appropriation for new
custom house, 596; secures

appropriation for Moore’s Creek
monument, 113; 541.

Thomas, George G., 243.
Thomas, J. W., 535.
Thompson, John R., editor, 564.

“Thoroughfare,” Maultsby land
grant opposite, 45; 14.

“Thunder and Lightning” house, 184,

Thurston, Col. S. D., action of in
taking Ft. Caswell not sustained
by Governor Ellis, 278; assists
in taking Ft. Caswell later by

the Governor’s order, 277;
sketch of, 297.

Tilden, Eleazar, 141.
Tognio, Dr. J., 169.
Tolson, Rev. G. M., 638.

 

Toomer, Henry, active in resistance

to the Stamp Act, 92.

Toomer, Mrs., 141.

Torrey, Rev. Dr. R. A., 617.

Town Creek, first settlers disem-

bark at, 31, 142; improvement
of, 13.

Town Creek Plantation, Governor
Dobbs buried on, 87.

Townes, W. A., 566.

Town House, first public building
in Wilmington, 591, 592.

Travis, Rev. Mr., 634.

Trawick, Rev. C. W:, 626.

Tryon, Gov. William, builds palace,
88; governor when patriots re-
sist Stamp Act, 91-100; post-
pones convening of the Assem-
bly, 91; quoted, 53; Russell-
borough residence of, 104-106;
sketch and administration of,
87, 88; vestry of St. James’s
replies to, 607; Wilmington
residence of, 593.

Tryon’s Palace, history and ruins
of, 103-106; monument at, 581;
on Orton Plantation, 59: relics
of, 142, 143.

Turkey Quarters, named by explor-
ers, 28.

Turner, Hon. Josiah, public Service
of as an editor, 564.

Turner, W. P. M., 566.

Tuscarora, blockader, 481.

Tuttle, Rev. D. H., 631.

Tyler, Rev. A. P., 631.

Tyler, President John, vice-presi-
dential campaign of, 175-177.

Ulysses, Scotch trading vessel of
1773, brings stores to Bruns-
wick, 39.

University of North Carolina, char-
ter of, 545; contributions of
Cape Fear people to, 666, 667;

first benefactor of, 545; library
of, 544, 545.

Upper Cape Fear, Loyalists in, 114.
Urquhart, Henry, 141.