Index: C

• Cabinets
• Cables
• Caboonder
• Cabriéres, Provence
• Cade
• Cadiz
• Cadus possett
• Caesar, ——
• Cage, Anthony
• Cage, Mary
• Cage, Sir Tobias, or Toby
• Cakebread, Thomas
• Cakowehi
• Calamy, Rev. Edmund
• Calancita del luce
• Caleve, Thomas
• Caley (Caly), Thomas
• Caley, Abraham
• Calfskins
• Calico
• Caliver molds
• Calkard, Edward
• Calkins
• Calvert, Giles
• Calvert, Leonard
• Calvin, John
• Calye, Susan
• Cambridge, England
• Cambridge (Newtown)
• Cambridge Agreement (regarding emigration of Winthrop's company)
• The “Cambridge Platform.”
• Cambridge press
• Camden Hills, Me.
• Camden, William
• Camden, William
• Cammock, Timothy
• Campbell, Archibald, Earl and Marquis of Argyll
• Campbell, John, first Earl of Loudoun
• Campeche wood
• Campion, Clement
• Campion, Thomas
• Canada Company
• Canada
• Canan, Nat
• Canary Islands
• Canary seeds
• Candish
• Candler, Matthias
• Candles
• Cane
• Canewdon, co. Essex
• Cannon (Canon), Margaret
• Cannon, Peter Bassaker and
• Cannon, widow
• Canoes
• Canonicus
• Canonicus, Narraganselt sachem
• Cant, ——, death
• Canterbury, Archbishop of
• Canvas
• Cape Ann
• Cape Cod
• Cape Elizabeth, Me.
• Cape Porpoise (Porpus), Me.
• Cape Sable, N.S.
• Cape Verde Islands
• Capel, Arthur, first Baron Capel of Hadham
• Capell (Capel), Anne
• Capell, Sir Arthur
• Capell, Henry
• Capell, Margaret (Grey)
• Capell, Mary
• Capell, Thomas
• Capital crime, adultery as
• Cappe, William
• Capper, John Arnoll
• Caps
• Carbines
• Card, Richard
• Cardanus, Hieronymus
• Carder, Richard
• Carder, Richard, permitted to leave Massachusetts
• Cardis
• Carew, George (?)
• Carewe, ——
• Carey, John, Baron Hunsdon
• Carey, Rev. John, letter to Massachusetts General Court
• Carleton, Sir Dudley
• Carleton, Thomas
• Carlisle, Countess and Earl of
• Carlisle, Earl of
• Carlisle, England
• Carlo, Ireland
• Carlton, Edward
• Carlton, William R.
• Carman
• Carman, ——
• Carpenter, Frances
• Carpenter, Nathaniel, Geography Delineated Forth in Two Books (1625)
• Carpenter, William
• Carpenter, William
• Carpenter, William
• Carpenter, ——, father of Frances
• Carpenters
• Carpets
• Carr (or Ker), Robert, Earl of Somerset
• Carr, George
• Carr, George
• Carre (Car), Rev. ——
• Carsey
• Carseys
• Cartari, Vincenzo
• Carter, Andrew
• Carter, John
• Carter, Joseph
• Carter, Richard
• Carter, Thomas
• Carter, Rev. Thomas
• Carter, William
• Carter, widow
• Carter, ——
• Carter, ——
• Cartwright, Thomas
• Carver, Elizabeth
• Carver, John
• Carwithy (variously spelled), Dickory
• Cary, Sir Robert
• Casasinamon (variously spelled), Robin (Robert), Pequot Indian sachem
• Casasunnet, and wife
• Casco Bay, Me.
• Case, William
• Caskets
• Castillion, Rev. Douglas, son of John Baptist
• Castillion, John Baptist
• Castillion, Margaret (Compaigne), wife of John Baptist
• Castle Hill, Winthrop farm in Ipswich, controversy over title to
• Castle Island
• Castle, Mary, marriage intentions
• Castlehaven, second Earl of
• Castles of the Hellespont
• Castlins (Castleins), manor
• Castlins Hall
• Castlins Heath
• Castor oil
• Catchar, Thomas
• Caterpillars
• Cathrick (Catherick), Michael
• Cats
• Cattle
• Caulkins (Calkins), Hugh
• Caunounicus
• Caunt, John
• Causes and pretexts
• Cautionary towns, Dutch
• Cavaliers
• Cavendish, Ralph
• Cavendish, William
• Caves House
• Cawcawmsquissick (Cacomsqusset)
• Cawkechan
• Caye, Mowbray vs.
• Cea-Counke
• Ceassing soldiers
• Cecil, Dorothy
• Cecil, Robert, Earl of Salisbury
• Cecil, Thomas, Earl of Exeter
• Cedar Swamp, Conn.
• Ceely, Christopher
• Ceely, Oliver
• Ceely, Thomas
• Cely (Seely), Adam
• Cely, Mary (Winthrop)
• Cely, Maryon
• Cely, Sara
• Cely, William
• Cement, for earthen vessels
• “Center Haven,” Thomas Broughton estate, Boston
• Ceremonies
• Cermen, John
• Cesalpinus, Andreas
• Chaddock, John
• Chaddock, Thomas
• Chaderton, Cicely (Culverwell)
• Chaderton, Elizabeth
• Chaderton, Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. Laurence
• Chaderton, Rev. Laurence
• Chadwick (Chaddock), Capt. Thomas, Governor of Bermuda
• Chadwick (Haddock), John
• Chadwick, James Reade, Robert C. Winthrop and
• Chafee (Chafey), Matthew
• Chagum
• Chains
• Chairs
• Chais (Chayes, Choyes, Shoyses) Dr. ——
• Chalk
• Chalker, Alexander
• Chalker, Catherine
• Chalman, Thomas
• Chamber (Chambers?), ——
• Chamber pots
• Chamber, Thomas, apprentice
• Chamberlayne, Richard, clerk of Court of Wards
• Chamberlian (Chamberlyne), Henry
• Chamberline, Sir Richard, Sheriff of Staffordshire
• Chamberlyn, Dorothy
• Chambers
• Chambers (Chamber), Thomas, Vicar of Assington
• Chambers ad s. Rogers
• Chambers, Anne
• Chambers, Elizabeth
• Chambers, George
• Chambers, Thomas
• Chambers, or Chambre, Calcott, son of George
• Chambers, ——
• Champernoun, Francis
• Champlain, Lake
• Champney, Henry
• Champney, John
• Champney, Richard
• Chapes
• Chapin, Catherine
• Chaplaine (Chaplayne), Stephen
• Chaplin (Chaplyn, Chaplayne), John, vicar of Capel St. Marry
• Chaplyn, William
• Chapman
• Chapman, John
• Chapman, John
• Chapman, Roger, son of John
• Chapman, Thomas
• Chapman, ——
• Chappell, George
• Chappell, Margery
• Chappledowne
• Charity
• Charles
• Charles I
• Charles II
• Charles River, Mass.
• Charles V, Emperor, at Mühlberg
• Charles, Prince of Wales
• Charles, manservant
• Charlestown
• Charlestown Neck
• Charlestown, Gov. Winthrop's land in
• Charlestown, orders of coopers (1648)
• Charlmont, Ireland
• Charsfield, co. Suffolk
• Charter of 1644, R. I.
• Charterhouse, the
• Chastelyn, Sir Gilbert
• Chatham, co. Kent
• Chaubatick, Indian settlement
• Chauncy, Rev. Charles
• Chauque
• Chayes
• Cheapside
• Cheese
• Chelmeshoo (Chensy) House, seat of the Tyndals
• Chelmsford, England
• Chelsea, Mass.
• Chemacosso
• Chemakaso
• Chemistry
• Cheney
• Chepe, Oliver
• Cherry trees
• Chesebrough (Chesbrooke, Cheesborow), William
• Chesebrough, William
• Chesholme, Thomas
• Chester
• Chester, England
• Chester, John
• Chester, Mary
• Chests
• Chew, John
• Chewte
• Chibocco
• Chickatabot, Massachusett sachem
• Chidly
• Chidnor, Thomas
• Child, Elizabeth Bond Palmer
• Child, Ephraim
• Child, John
• Child, Mr., prospective colonist
• Child, Richard
• Child, Robert
• Childerditch, co. Essex
• Children, Dorothy
• Chilton Hall
• Chilton, co. Suffolk
• China root
• Chisels
• Choate, ——, of Sudbury, England
• Cholemley, Nicholas
• Cholmelye, ——
• Cholmondely, Eliza
• Cholmondely, Frances
• Cholmondely, Sir Hugh
• Cholmondely, Sir Robert, Bart., later, Earl of Leinster, son of Sir Hugh
• Cholmundleigh
• Choppin, ——
• Chorley
• Chote, ——
• Choyes
• Christan IV, king of Denmark
• A Christian Dictionary (1612), by Thomas Wilson
• Christmas, Peter
• Christopher's
• Christophers, Richard
• Chudleigh (Chidly), Sir George
• Church of England
• Church, Alice, wife of Robert
• Church, Richard
• Church, Robert
• Churches
• Churchill, —— a cutler
• Churchwardens
• Chute (Chewte), Elizabeth Epps
• Chute (Chewte), James
• Chute, ——
• Chynnery, ——
• Cider
• Cinque Ports
• Ciphers, codes, etc.
• Claessen, Claes
• Clampard, Richard
• Clams
• Clap, Roger
• Clapham, George
• Clapham, John
• Claret
• Clark (Clarke), Henry
• Clark (Clerk), John, of Saybrook, Conn.
• Clark (Clerk), ——
• Clark, Arthur
• Clark, Daniel
• Clark, Elizabeth
• Clark, Francis
• Clark, Goodman, ——
• Clark, Jeremy
• Clark, John, of Boston
• Clark, John, of Newport, R. I.
• Clark, Joseph
• Clark, Josiah
• Clark, Mary Newberry
• Clark, Thomas
• Clark, William, of Salem
• Clark, William, of Watertown
• Clarke (?), Rev. Henry Dillingham
• Clarke, Edward, bill to John Winthrop, Jr., for cooperage
• Clarke, Francis
• Clarke, Jeremiah
• Clarke, Jeremy
• Clarke, John, of Boxford
• Clarke, John, of Groton
• Clarke, John, of Ipswich
• Clarke, Sara
• Clarke, Thomas
• Clarke, ——
• Clarke, ——
• Clarke, Rev. ——
• Clarke, Capt. ——
• Clasps
• Clay, for glassworks
• Clay, potter's
• Clay, ——, shipmaster
• Clayborne (Cleyborne), Capt. William
• Claydon
• Claypit field
• Cleare (Cleer), Mary, servant
• Cleeve (Cleaves, Cleeves), George
• Clenche, Thomas
• Clenche, ——
• Clergy, meetings of in Mass.
• Clerke (Clarke?), Thomas
• Cleveland, Earl of
• Cleydon, Robert
• Cliffe, Christopher
• Cliffe, Mother
• Clifford, George, Earl of Cumberland
• Clinton
• Clinton, Arbella, daughter of Thomas, third Earl of Lincoln
• Clinton, Bridget (Fiennes), wife of Theophilus, fourth Earl of Lincoln
• Clinton, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, third Earl of Lincoln
• Clinton, Frances, daughter of Thomas, third Earl of Lincoln
• Clinton, Susan, daughter of Thomas, third Earl of Lincoln
• Clinton, Theophilus, fourth Earl of Lincoln
• Clinton, Thomas, third Earl of Lincoln
• Clipsam, England
• Cloaks
• Clobbes Croftes
• Clopton family
• Clopton, Alice (Doylye)
• Clopton, Ann (Barnardiston)
• Clopton, Anne
• Clopton, Anne (Thornton)
• Clopton, Anne, daughter of Sir William
• Clopton, Bridget
• Clopton, Bridget, sister-in-law of J. Winthrop
• Clopton, Catherine
• Clopton, Elizabeth
• Clopton, Francis
• Clopton, Joan (Marrow)
• Clopton, John, of Kentwell
• Clopton, Margery (Plater)
• Clopton, Margery (Waldegrave)
• Clopton, Mary
• Clopton, Mary, sister-in-law of J. Winthrop
• Clopton, Richard
• Clopton, Thomas
• Clopton, Thomas (1593-1663), fourth son of William, of Groton
• Clopton, Thomasine
• Clopton, Thomasine (Knevett)
• Clopton, Walter, of Kentwell
• Clopton, Sir William, of Kentwell (d. 1531)
• Clopton, Sir William,
• Clopton, William (d. 1616), of Groton
• Clopton, William, Jr., of Groton
• Clopton, William, of Kentwell (d. 1562)
• Clopton, William, of Liston
• Clopton, family of
• Cloth
• Clothing, wearing apparel, etc.
• Clothworkers, Company of
• Clotworthy, Sir John, letters to John Winthrop, Jr.
• Clover (Melisett), plaster of
• Cluell, ——
• Clyffe
• Coach
• Coaches
• Coal
• Coane
• Coastwise trade
• Coat and conduct money
• Coates, ——
• Coats
• Cob
• Cobbett, Rev. Thomas
• Cobirons
• Coche, John
• Cochicknake, Conn.
• Cochineal, trade in
• Cochitawit
• Cocke, George
• Cocke, Vincent
• Cockerum (Cockram), William
• Cockfield, co. Suffolk
• Cocumscussoc, R. I.
• Coddenham Hall
• Coddington, Ann Brinley
• Coddington, William
• Codlings
• Codman (Codnyam, Quodnam), Robert, mariner
• Codman, Robert
• Codmore, ——
• Coe (Coo), Catherine (Wincoll)
• Coe, Elizabeth
• Coe, John, Jr., of Tomblyns
• Coe, John, of Tomblyns
• Coe, Margaret, daughter of Thomas, peddler
• Coe, Susan, daughter of Thomas, peddler
• Coe, Thomas (d. 1546), of Tomblyns
• Coe, Thomas, Jr., of Boxford
• Coe, Thomas, member of coroner's jury (1622)
• Coe, Thomas, of Boxford, gent.
• Coe, Thomas, of Gestingthorpe
• Coe, Thomas, peddler
• Coe, Timothy
• Coe, W., of Elleward
• Coe, William
• Coe, ——
• Coe, —— (1595)
• Coe, ——, one of the poor of Edwardstone (1597)
• Cogan, John
• Cogan, John
• Cogan, Philobert
• Coggan, Martha Rainsborow Coytmore Winthrop
• Coggeshall (Coxall), John
• Coggeshall, Elizabeth Balstone
• Coggeshall, John, Jr.
• Coggeshall, Mary
• Cogswell, John
• Cohannet
• Cohasset
• Cohasset Indians
• Cokayne, Thomas
• Coke (Cook), Sir Edward
• Coke, Arthur
• Coke, Elizabeth (Waldegrave)
• Coke, Sir John, Secretary of State
• Coke, ——
• Coker, Anna
• Coker, John
• Cokesanne
• Cokey (Coke, Coky, Cokye), Agnes (Hervey)
• Cokey, Anne
• Cokey, Elizabeth
• Cokey, Elizabeth (Cooke)
• Cokey, Nicholas
• Cokey, Nicholas, the younger, son of Richard
• Cokey, Richard
• Coklyne, Rev. George, letter to Massachusetts General Court
• Cokynes
• Colbron (Colburn), William
• Colbron (Colburn), William
• Colbrondes
• Colby, Anthony
• Colchester, England
• Colcord (Calkard), Edward
• Coldham Hall
• Cole, Andrew
• Cole, Clement
• Cole, Daniel
• Cole, Elizabeth (Doughty)
• Cole, James
• Cole, John
• Cole, John
• Cole, Joseph
• Cole, Mary
• Cole, Mary (Gale)
• Cole, Mary (b. 1627)
• Cole, Matthew, estate
• Cole, Robert
• Cole, Samuel
• Cole, Samuel, acknowledgment
• Cole, Sarah
• Cole, Thomas
• Cole, William
• Cole, ——, constable of Boxford, England
• Cole, ——, master of the Neptune
• Cole, ——, neighbor of J. Winthrop, in England
• Cole, ——
• Cole, ——, master
• Cole, Rev. ——, of Ipswich, England
• Colechester
• Colefild, Anne
• Coleman, Thomas
• Colethirst, ——
• Collet, ——
• Collett, Agnes (Jerrerde)
• Collett, Richard
• Collicott, Richard
• Collier, William
• Collier, William
• Collins (Colins), Rev. John, letter to Massachusetts General Court
• Collins Meadow
• Collins, Anne
• Collins, Joan (Johanne)
• Collins, Peter
• Collins, Rev. William
• Collins, ——
• Collins, ——
• Collinson, ——
• Colman, John
• Colman, Mary
• Colman, Thomas
• Colnett, ——
• Colophony, plaster of
• Coloring imports
• Colquyn, Nicholas
• Comberforde, ——
• A Commentarie upon the New Testament (1631), by John Mayer
• Commissioners of the United Colonies
• Committee for Foreign Plantations
• Common grievances
• Commonwealth of England
• Communion
• Compaigne, Bartholomew
• Compaigne, Margaret, daughter of Bartholomew
• Company of Husbandmen (Plough Company)
• Compasses
• Compton, Isabella (Sackville), wife of James, Earl of Northampton
• Compton, James, Earl of Northampton
• Compton, John
• Comstock, Samuel
• Comstock, William
• Conanicut Island, R. I.
• Conant's Island
• Conant, Roger
• Conaugth
• Concord River
• Concord
• Condé, Prince de
• Cone
• Coninicut
• Conkasekon
• Conkesuckshes
• Conkeumbans
• Conkling, John
• Connaught, Ireland
• Connecticut
• Connecticut General Court
• Connecticut River
• Connecticut State Library, Winthrop family papers and
• Connygrave, Walter
• Constable (Cunstable), Marmaduke, estate
• Constable, John
• Constable, Thomasine, widow of Marmaduke, petition concerning settlement of estate
• Constable, Sir William
• Constable, ——, son of Marmaduke, ward-ship of
• Constantinople
• Contoston, Robert
• Conventicles
• Converse, Edward
• Conway, Edward, second Viscount Conway
• Conyers, Isabell
• Conyhassett
• Coo
• Cook, George
• Cook, John
• Cook, ——, sherman, of Boxford
• Cooke, Abigail
• Cooke, Edward, letters to Gov. Winthrop
• Cooke, Elizabeth
• Cooke, Elizabeth (Duke), wife of Thomas
• Cooke, Elizabeth (Swetsur)
• Cooke, Elizabeth, wife of Joseph
• Cooke, Eva (Motte)
• Cooke, George
• Cooke, Henry (d. 1610), son of John (d. 1606)
• Cooke, Johane (Bettes)
• Cooke, John (d. 1606)
• Cooke, John (d. 1617)
• Cooke, John, suit against T. Docton et al.
• Cooke, Joseph
• Cooke, Joseph
• Cooke, Richard
• Cooke, Richard (d. 1607)
• Cooke, Richard, Jr.
• Cooke, Richard, acknowledgment
• Cooke, Robert, son of Edward
• Cooke, Samuel
• Cooke, Stephen
• Cooke, Thomas
• Cooke, Thomas
• Cooke, Thomas
• Cooke, ——
• Cooke, ——, of Ipswich
• Cooley (Cooly), William
• Coolidge, (Coleg), John
• Coombs (Combes), Elizabeth (Stolyon)
• Coombs (Combes), ——, concern with Stolyon estate
• Cooper, Benjamin, estate of
• Cooper, Edward
• Cooper, Justinian
• Cooper, Rebecca
• Cooper, Robert
• Cooper, Thomas
• Cooper, Thomas
• Cooper, Thomas, of Rehoboth
• Cooper, Thomas, of Springfield
• Cooper, Timothy
• Cooper, William (Willelmus)
• Coopers and cooperage
• Coote, Sir Charles
• Cope (Coope), Edward, of Long Island
• Cope, Edward
• Cope, Sir Edward
• Copeland, Rev. Patrick
• Copfield, co. Essex
• Copies, messuage
• Copley, Lionel
• Copp's Hill
• Copper
• Copperas
• Coppin, George [William]
• Coppin, Mrs. ——
• Coppinger, Henry (Harry)
• Coppinger, Sarah
• Copwebbes
• “Corantos,” news pamphlets
• Corbet (Corbett), Anne (Barret)
• Corbet, Anne (Capell)
• Corbet, Sir John
• Corbet, Miles
• Corbet, Sir Thomas
• Corbet, Sir Thomas, Bart., son of Sir John
• Corbett, Rev. Clement
• Corbin, John, shipmaster
• Corbin, Robert
• Cord, Capt., mariner
• Cordage
• Corfe Castle, England
• Cork, Ireland
• Corlet, Elijah
• Corn
• Corn mill
• Cornard Parva
• Cornbury, co. Oxford
• Cornhill, Thomas
• Cornish, Catherine
• Cornish, Gabriel, debt of Thomas Richards to
• Cornish, Richard
• Cornwall, Sir Thomas
• Corselets
• Corvo, island
• Corwin, John, Margaret Winthrop and
• Coscepohant
• Cosford, ——
• Cosin, Richard
• Cossington, co. Somerset
• Cotsmore, England, Gregorie Barker at
• Cotta, John (1575-1650)
• Cottages, conditions of building, in England in Elizabeth's time
• Cotter, William, Elinor Sartell and
• Cottesbatch, manor of
• Cottie, John, husband of Susan Winthrop
• Cottie, Susan (Winthrop)
• Cotton
• Cotton, Rev. John
• Cotton, Mrs. John
• Cotton, Sir Robert, in custody
• Cotton, Sarah (Hawkridge) Story
• Cotton, Seaborn
• Cotton, ——
• Cottwen, William, bill to John Winthrop, Jr.
• Couch, William
• Coulter, Jane
• Council for New England
• Council of State, England
• Courage, Christian
• Court Duff
• Court of Assistants
• Court of Augmentations
• Court of Wards and Liveries
• Court of Wards and Liveries, England
• Court of the King's Wards
• Courteen, Sir William, interests in Barbados
• Courtnye, ——
• Courts, English, terms of
• Cousins (Cussens), John
• Cousins, Rev. ——
• Covell, Robert
• Coventry
• Coventry and Litchfield
• Coventry, Thomas
• Coventry, Thomas, first Baron Coventry
• Coverdale, Miles
• Coverlets
• Covington (Couentun), John
• Cowdall, John
• Cowebrooke
• Cowell, John
• Cowell, Luce
• Cowell, William
• Coweset, R. I.
• Cowley, William
• Cowper, Mr., of Piscataqua
• Cowper, Robert
• Cows
• Cox (Coxe), Thomas
• Cox, Mary
• Cox, Ralph
• Coxe, Elizabeth
• Coytemore (Coitmore), Thomas, shipmaster
• Coytmore, Martha
• Coytmore, Thomas
• Cra[c]kenthorpe, Richard
• Crab, John
• Crab, Robert
• Crabbe, ——
• Crabtree Went
• Crabtree, ——
• Cracherode, William
• Cradock (Cradocke), John, D.D.
• Cradock (Craduke), Matthew
• Cradock, John, Jr.
• Cradock, Joseph
• Crandall, John
• Crane, Bridget (Jermyn)
• Crane, Dorothy (Hubbard)
• Crane, Dorothy, letter to Richard Crane
• Crane, Mary
• Crane, Richard, servant of Edward Rawson
• Crane, Sir Robert
• Crane, Robert (d. 1591)
• Crane, Robert, letter to the Governor and Assistants of Massachusetts Bay
• Crane, Susan (Alington)
• Crane, ——
• Cratcheroode (Cratchereede), ——, magistrate
• Craven, Sir William
• Crawford, Mr., of Watertown
• Crawley, Sir Francis
• Crayford, Elizabeth
• Creeksea, co. Essex
• Cregier (Kreiger), Martin
• Cricke, Robert
• Cricke, widow
• Cricke, ——, wizard
• Crime and punishment
• Crisp, Benjamin
• Crisp, John, member of the Company of Husbandmen
• Crispe, Nicholas
• Crock,——
• Croke (Crooke), Sir John
• Croke, Helkia
• Croke, Samuel
• Croll, Robert
• Cromwell, Bridget
• Cromwell, Dorothy, daughter of Sir Henry
• Cromwell, Sir Henry, “the golden knight,”
• Cromwell, Joan, aunt of Oliver
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Cromwell, Capt. Thomas
• Crops
• Cross, Daniel
• Cross, John
• Cross, John
• Cross, Mr., of Conn.
• Cross-staff
• Crosscloths
• Crosse, ——
• Crouff, Elizabeth
• Crow, Elizabeth Goodwin
• Crow, John, Margaret Leke and
• Crow, Sir Sackville
• Crowder (Crouder), Anne
• Crowley
• Crowther, John, shipmaster
• Crum, Samuel
• Crumphorne, Thomas
• Crymble, George
• Crymble, Thomasine (Hilles)
• Cryme, Agnes
• Cryme, John
• Crécy
• Cullick, John
• Cullimore, Isaac
• Culpacke (Culpecke), Bridget (Bartonne)
• Culpacke, George, clothworker
• Culpacke, William
• Culpacke, ——
• Culverwell, Cicely
• Culverwell, Rev. Ezekiel
• Culverwell, Nicholas
• Culverwell, Samuel
• Cumberland, Earl of
• Cummings (Cumines), ——
• Cunttye, ——
• Cupboards
• Cupping
• Cuppunaugunnit, Conn.
• Curacao, W.I.
• Curantos
• Curlo, Capt. ——
• Curlow, Jacob (alias Yaupuck)
• Currant of generall newes, first British news sheet
• Currants
• Cursonn, Ursula
• Curtains
• Curtiss, Henry
• Curwin, George
• Cushan, Daniel
• Cushions
• Cussens, John
• Cutbarde (Cutbard, Cutbart, Cutbert), Edmund
• Cutler, Elizabeth
• Cutshamekin, Massachusett sachem
• Cuttesworth, William
• Cutting, Jeffrey, letter to Gov. Winthrop
• Cutting, John
• Cutting, Mary
• Cyclamen
• Cyprus
• Cyrillus Lucaris