Index: M

• M., Cousin
• M., Honor
• M., M.
• M., T.
• MHS
• McAndrew, Richard
• Machias, Me.
• Machiavelli, Niccolo
• Mackechas
• Mackerel
• Mackworth, Arthur
• Maddison (Maddestone), Edward
• Maddison, Katharine (Bosville)
• Maddison, Sir Ralph
• Madeira Islands, trade with
• Maehoisi
• Magdalene College, Cambridge
• Magistrates, power of
• Magnetic instrument
• Magottes croft
• Maiden, Mass.
• Maidstone, Anne (Clopton), wife of John, Jr.
• Maidstone, John
• Maidstone, John, Jr., letter
• Maier, Edmund
• Maine, Province of, dispute about jurisdiction over Lygonia
• Maine, William
• Mainford (Mainffort), John
• Mainwaring (Manwaring), Sir Henry
• Major (formerly Gore), Mary
• Make Shift
• Makehaste
• Makepeace, Thomas
• Malbon, Martha
• Malbon, Richard
• Malden
• Maldon, co. Essex
• Mallins
• Malt
• Malt, Indian
• Malteward, John
• Malthus, Francis, book by
• Maltravers, John, Baron Maltravers
• Malyn, Anne
• Mamacock, Conn.
• Mamationant, Ninigret and
• Mamechicquunt
• Mamiaqui
• Mamiwod
• Mamtionan
• Man, Robert
• Man, William
• Manchester, Earl of
• Manchester, Mass.
• Manfield, ——
• Mangunckakuck
• Manhattan (Munatus, Munnadoes)
• Manittuwond, Conn.
• Manning (Maning), George
• Manning, Anne
• Manning, John, servant
• Mannock, Dorothy (Saunders)
• Mannock, Etheldred (Parys)
• Mannock, Francis (1522-90)
• Mannock, Francis (d. 1634)
• Mannock, William, of Giffard Hall
• Mannynge
• Manomet Bay, Plym.
• Mansell, Mt.
• Mansell, Sir Robert, member of Council for New England
• Mansfield (Marisfield), John
• Mantiquos
• Mantuan Succession, War of
• Manunquass (Mannuquas, Manunquas)
• Mapes, Thomas
• Maple, ——
• Maplesden, Edward
• Maplestead
• Maps
• Marblehead, Mass.
• Marceline, John
• Marcellyne, ——
• Marchant
• Marchant, John
• Marchant, Margaret
• Margaret
• Maria, Infanta of Spain
• Marian persecution, the
• Maribone Park, England, locale of Stephen Winthrop
• Marie, François
• Marie, ——, agent of d'Aulnay
• Mariot, Mr.
• Markey (Markie), John
• Markey (Markie), John, son of John
• Markey (Markie), Philip, son of John
• Markey (Markie), William, son of John
• Markey, John, son of William
• Marlborough, Earl of
• Marmora Arundelliana . . .
• Marple, Richard
• Marriage
• Marriage licenses
• Marriott, Thomas
• Marseilles
• Marsh stile, the
• Marshall, Mr., of Exeter, Eng.
• Marshall, Mrs. ——, drowned
• Marshall, Rev. Stephen, charged by Bishop Laud with nonconformity
• Marshall, Thomas
• Marshall, ——
• Marshalsea Prison
• Marshe, ——
• Marshfield
• Martha's (Martin's) Vineyard
• Martin, Elizabeth
• Martin, Francis
• Martin, Mary
• Martin, Sir William
• Martin, ——, shipmaster
• Mary Anne
• Mary I, Queen of England
• Mary Queen of Scots
• Mary Rose
• Mary and Jane
• Mary and John
• Mary, the Lady
• Maryland
• Masconomo, Pawtucket sachem
• Mascononoco, Massachusett sachem
• Masham, Alice (Calton)
• Masham, Elizabeth (Barrington | Altham)
• Masham, William
• Masham, Sir William
• Maslin
• Maslyn (Maslin), John
• Maslyn, John, the younger
• Maslyn, Richard
• Mason Island, Conn.
• Mason family, Saybrook, Conn., and
• Mason, Anna Peck
• Mason, Elizabeth
• Mason, Henry, letter to Gov. Winthrop
• Mason, John
• Mason, Capt. John
• Mason, John
• Mason, Capt. John (d. 1635)
• Mason, ——
• Massachusett Indians
• Massachusetts
• Massachusetts Bay Company, debts of
• Massachusetts Bay Company Court of Assistants
• Massachusetts Bay Company General Court
• Massachusetts Bay Company royal charter of 1629
• Massachusetts Historical Society (MHS)
• Massashawat
• Massasoit, Pokanoket sachem
• Massey (Massy), Sir Edward, slain
• Massie, James
• Masson, John
• Mastermans Cross
• Mastermans Grove
• Masters, John
• Mataomset
• Mataquashun
• Match
• Matehige
• Mather, Cotton
• Mather, Rev. Increase
• Mather, Rev. Richard
• Mather, Roger
• Mather, Roger
• Mathesius, ——
• Mathewes, James
• Matianuck, Conn.
• Matinicus Rock, Me.
• Matombait (Mr. Peters)
• Matrell, ——
• Mats
• Matson, Thomas
• Matson, Thomas, acknowledgment
• Mattabeseck
• Mattachibuck
• Mattakist
• Mattampowett
• Mattapan
• Mattapan Point, in Boston harbor
• Mattaquashent
• Mattawompsett
• Matthew, Tobie
• Matthews, Rev. Marmaduke
• Matumbake
• Matwaade
• Matwanautt
• Maude, Rev. Daniel
• Mauquawos
• Maurice, Prince
• Maverick, Rev. John
• Maverick, Nathaniel
• Maverick, Samuel
• Mawle, George
• Mawle, Margaret
• Mawowatt
• Mawun
• Maximilian I, duke of Bavaria
• Maxwell, James
• May, Margaret
• Maydstone, Anne (Clopton)
• Maydstone, Elizabeth (Chambers)
• Maydstone, John
• Maydstone, Robert
• Mayer, John
• Mayer, ——
• Mayflower
• Mayhew family
• Mayhew, Thomas
• Mayhew, Rev. Thomas
• Mayne, Rice
• Mayo, John
• Mazarin, Cardinal Jules
• Meadows (Meadowes), Robert
• Meadows, Anne, daughter of Robert
• Meakins, Thomas
• Meal
• Meantalcutt Indians
• Meantoquoneg
• Meautys (Mutyes), Thomas
• Mecumeh
• Medford
• Medford, Richard letter to Gov. Winthrop
• Medical humors
• Medicinal remedies
• Medicine, veterinary
• Meditation
• Medulla Theologiae (1623), by William Ames
• Megges, ——
• Meigs, John
• Meigs, Mark
• Meigs, ——, charged with sexual immorality
• Mekontupsh
• Melford, co. Suffolk
• Melisett
• Mellows, Abraham
• Mellows, Edward
• Mellows, Oliver, acknowledgment
• Melton, co. Suffolk
• Members of Parliament imprisoned, March, 1629
• Mendham, John
• Meopham, co. Kent
• Mercer, Thomas
• Merchant (Merchante), Agnes
• Merchant, Edmund
• Mercury (quicksilver)
• Meredith (Merideth), ——, hosier, of London
• Meredith, Christopher
• Meredith, Jane
• Meredith, Sir William
• Meriton, George
• The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption (1650), by William Pynchon
• Merrimac
• Merrimack River
• Merriman, Nathaniel
• Merritt (Merret), Thomas
• Merry-Mount
• Merrymeeting, Me.
• Merthyr
• Messenger, Andrew
• Messenger, Edward
• Metals
• Metcalf (Medcalf), Joseph
• Meteorology
• Mewon
• Miantaquit (Meantalcutt, Muntalcutt) Indians
• Miantonomi (Miantonomoh), Narragansett sachem
• Mice
• Michell (Michael), ——
• Michells, the, co. Cork
• Mickelfield (Michilfild, Micheldfled, Micklefield), Stephen
• Mickelfield, William
• Micklethwaite, Rev. Paul
• Micklethwaite, ——
• Middle Temple, the
• Middleborough, Mass.
• Middleton, Agnes
• Middleton, Edmund
• Middleton, Richard
• Middleton, Richard, of Chelmsford, England, letter to Gov. Winthrop
• Middleton, Thomas
• Middleton, Thomas
• Middleton, ——, shipmaster
• Middletown (Mattabeseck), Conn.
• Midgly, ——
• Midleton, ——
• Midwifery
• Migdale, ——
• Milborne, Jane Coulter, wife of Peter
• Milborne, Capt. Peter, master of the Arbella
• Milbourne, Nathaniel
• Milbourne, Phebe (Deathe)
• Milburne, ——
• Milburne, ——
• Mildmay alias Harvey, Carew
• Mildmay, Lady (perhaps Alice)
• Mildmay, Agnes (Sharpe | Winthrop)
• Mildmay, Alice (Harris)
• Mildmay, Alice (Winthrop)
• Mildmay, Lady Amy (Gurdon)
• Mildmay, Ann
• Mildmay, Anne (Reade)
• Mildmay, Sir Anthony
• Mildmay, Bridget (Jermyn)
• Mildmay, Carew (Cary)
• Mildmay, Dorothy (Gerrard)
• Mildmay, Elizabeth
• Mildmay, Elizabeth (Paschall)
• Mildmay, Frances (Francis, Francys)
• Mildmay, Frances (Radcliffe)
• Mildmay, George
• Mildmay, Sir Henry
• Mildmay, Henry
• Mildmay, Sir Henry (d. 1664)
• Mildmay, Sir Henry, master of the Jewel House
• Mildmay, Henry, Jr.
• Mildmay, Sir Humphrey, of Danbury
• Mildmay, Humphrey
• Mildmay, Margaret (Harvey)
• Mildmay, Mary (Capel)
• Mildmay, Mary (Mildmay)
• Mildmay, Mary (Walsingham)
• Mildmay, Sara
• Mildmay, Sir Thomas
• Mildmay, Sir Thomas, of Moulsham (d. 1608)
• Mildmay, Thomas, of Chelmsford
• Mildmay, Thomas, son of Sir Thomas, of Barnes
• Mildmay, Walter (b. 1621)
• Mildmay, Sir Walter, of Apthorp (d. 1589)
• Mildmay, Walter, of Baddow
• Mildmay, William, father of Sir Thomas, of Barnes
• Mildmay, William, son of Sir Thomas, of Barnes
• Miles, ——, informer
• Milford, Conn.
• Military affairs
• Military companies
• Military training, exemption from
• Milk
• Mill, Anne (Fleming), second wife of Sir John
• Mill, Sir John, Bart.
• Mill, Lewkenor
• Miller, Elizabeth
• Miller, John
• Miller, Rev. John
• Miller, Sarah
• Miller, Susan (Rawling)
• Miller, Thomas
• Millet, Thomas
• Millfield
• Mills
• Mills, Mr., prospective colonist
• Mills, Robert
• Millward, Richard
• Milton, John
• Milward, Thomas
• Mineral spirits
• Minerals, metals, etc., brass
• Mines and mining
• Ministers wanted for Massachusetts Colony
• Ministers, dumb
• Minor (Mynot), Thomas
• Minor, Clement
• Minor, Grace Palmer
• Mint
• Mislen
• Missettuck
• Missionaries, Mayhews as
• Mistick Fort (Pequot)
• Mitchel, Rev. Jonathan
• Mitchell, Matthew
• Mitchell, Stewart, The Journal of John Winthrop, Introduction
• Mitchelson, Edward
• Mitford (Mittford), John
• Mitford, Robert
• Mitford, Robert, grandson of Robert
• Mithridate
• Mittens
• Mitton, Henry
• Mitton, Michael
• Mixanno, Narragansett sachem
• Moas
• “A Model of Church and Civil Power” (1635)
• Mohammed II, sultan of Turkey
• Mohawk Indians
• Mohegan (Monhegan, Monhiggin), Conn.
• Mohegan Indians
• Moline, ——
• Molten's Point, Charlestown
• Molyns (Mullins, Molins), William
• Molyns, Bridget (Tamworth), wife of William
• Momotuskow
• Monachunte
• Monasteries
• Monatiquot (Monotaquid) River
• Monescrofte
• Monhegan Island
• Moniponode
• Monk (Monck, Monke), Col. and Adm. George
• Monks-Eleigh
• Mononotto, Pequot sachem
• Monopolies
• Monson (Monnson), William, Viscount Monson of Castlemain, son of Sir Thomas Monson, Bart.
• Monson, Margaret (Stuart), Dowager Countess of Nottingham, wife of William, Viscount Monson of Castlemain
• Mont Wealy
• Montacutt, Uncas and
• Montagu, Edward, second Earl of Manchester
• Montague, Anne, Lady
• Montague, Sir Henry
• Montague, Richard
• Montamash
• Montauk Indians
• Montauk Point, L. I.
• Montegue, James
• Montfort, Simon of
• Montgomery, R., servant
• Montrose
• Montville, Conn.
• Moody, Christiana (Barwick)
• Moody, Lady Deborah
• Moody, Sir Henry
• Moody, Sir Henry
• Moody, Mr., of Roxbury
• Moody, Richard
• Moody, Samuel, letter to John Winthrop, Jr.
• Moore, Andrew
• Moore, Mary
• Moore, Rev. Simon, letter to Massachusetts General Court
• Moore, Thomas
• Moore, the Lady
• Moose legs
• Mop
• More, John
• Morecroft, John
• Moreton, Thomas, supposed murderer, possibly Morton of Merry-Mount
• Morgan (Morgen), James
• Morgan, Henry, shipmaster
• Morgan, Rev. Humphrey
• Morgan, ——
• Morgan, ——
• Morian, Johann
• Morley, Robert
• Morley, co. Norfolk
• Morrice, Margaret
• Morris (Morice), Capt. Richard
• Morris, Lenora, wife of Richard
• Morris, Lieut. ——
• Morris, Rice
• Morris, Richard
• Morse, Joseph
• Morsius, Joachim
• Mortars
• Morten, Mary
• Morten, Samuel
• Mortimer, Roger
• Morton, Thomas
• Morton, Thomas
• Morton, William
• Moseley, John
• Mosse (Morse), John
• Mosse, Mary Jupe
• Motham, Thomas
• Mother
• Mott, Seeford (?)
• Mott, Rev. Thomas
• Motte, Alice (Harrington), wife of John
• Motte, Eva
• Motte, John
• Motte, Thomas, son of John
• Motum (Motham?), ——
• Moulsham, co. Essex
• Moulthrop, Mathew (Matthew)
• Moulton, Mrs. ——
• Moulton, Robert
• Moulton, Capt. ——
• Mount Agamenticus, Me.
• Mt. Desert Island, Me.
• Mt. Monadnock, N.H.
• Mt. Wachusett, Mass.
• Mt. Washington
• Mount Wollaston
• Mountague, ——
• Mountjoy, Lord
• Mourning apparel
• Mowapanush
• Mowbray vs. Caye
• Mowbray, Margaret
• Mowlson, Lady Ann
• Moxon, Rev. George
• Moyapauge
• Moyser, Francis
• Moyser, Thomas, son of Francis
• Much Bentley
• Much Cornard
• Much Maplestead, co. Essex
• Much Stambridge, co. Essex
• Muchefield
• Mucknell, Sir John
• Muddy River, Mass.
• Muffs
• Mugwort
• Mullens, Priscilla
• Munatus, Munnadoes
• Munford, Mathew, spinster
• Munnawtawkit
• Munning, Abigail
• Munning, Anne
• Munning, Elizabeth (Winthrop)
• Munning, Ellen
• Munning, Ellen (Ungle)
• Munning, Henry
• Munning, Humphrey, Jr.
• Munning, Humphrey, of Semer, father of Munning, Humphrey, rector of Brettenham
• Munning, Humphrey, rector of Brettenham
• Munning, Katherine
• Munning, Leonard
• Munning, Richard
• Munning, Theophilus
• Munning, Thomas
• Munning, Rev. William
• Munnings (Mallins), George, Boston prison keeper
• Munro, Sir George
• Munster, Peace of
• Muntague, Richard
• Muntalcutt Indians
• Murder
• Murderers
• Murray, Earl of
• Murray, James
• Muscatel
• Muschush
• Musical instruments
• Musketaquid
• Muskets and musket barrels
• Muskett, Henry
• Muskett, Joan (Johane)
• Muskett, Joseph James
• Mussey, Robert
• Mutton
• Muxes
• Muzzey, ——
• Mygatt, Joseph
• Mylam (Milam, Millam), John
• Myldmay
• Mylles, John
• Mynot, Thomas
• Mystic
• Mystic Harbor, Conn.
• Mystic River, Conn.
• Mystic River, Mass.
• Mystic, Conn.
• Mérindol, Provence
• Münster, Sebastian