Index: P

• Pabemeten
• Pabuckakow
• Pabucquebage
• Pacey, ——
• Pachinnahune
• Packard (Parkhert), William
• Packer, John
• Packers, —— shipmaster
• Packington (Pakington), Lady Dorothea (Dorothy)
• Packington, —
• Pacquetoun
• Paddy, William
• Padue, ——
• Paecock
• Page, Anne
• Page, Edward
• Page, John
• Page, Margaret (Marchant)
• Page, Phebe, wife of John
• Page, Thomas
• Page, Thomasin
• Page, ——, of York
• Paguatowne
• Pagueswoot
• Paine
• Paine (Payne), William
• Paine, Alice, wife of Thomas
• Paine, Richard
• Paine, Stephen
• Paine, Thomas
• Paine, Thomas, of Sandwich, England
• Paine, Thomas, of Salem, marriage intentions
• Paine, William
• Paine, William
• Painter
• Painter, Thomas
• Paise, ——
• Pake ad s. Lucas
• Pake, Alice
• Pake, Rachell
• Palatinate
• Palfrey, Peter
• Palgrave, Mr., prospective colonist
• Palma, Canary Islands, volcanic eruption at
• Palmer, Abraham
• Palmer, Rev. Anthony, letter to Massachusetts General Court
• Palmer, Capt.
• Palmer, John
• Palmer, John, testimony
• Palmer, Walter
• Palmer, Walter
• Palmer, Walter
• Palmer, ——
• Palmer, ——, of Barnstable
• Palmes, William
• Palsforde, Edward
• Pametoraknit
• Pametse
• Pane
• Pans, pots, etc.
• Pantry (Pantree), Hannah Tuttle, Thomas Welles, Jr., and
• Pantry (Pantree), John
• Papakakow
• Paper
• Papin, Nicholas
• Papists
• Papomēton
• Paquasset, Poqueswut
• Paquesweet
• Paracelsus
• Paracelsus plaster
• Paragon, ship
• Parbadas
• Parchment
• Parckman, Elias
• Pare, ——
• Paris (Parris), John, shipmaster
• Paris, —
• Parish, ——
• Park (Parke, Parks), Thomas
• Park, Dorothy Thompson
• Park, Goodman——
• Park, ——
• Parke, Robert
• Parke, Robert
• Parke, Thomas
• Parke, William
• Parke, Deacon——
• Parkefielde
• Parker, Anne
• Parker, Basil, letter to Gov. Winthrop and Richard Bellingham
• Parker, Sir Calthorpe
• Parker, Elizabeth
• Parker, Rev. James
• Parker, James
• Parker, John
• Parker, John
• Parker, Mercy (Soame)
• Parker, Nicholas
• Parker, Nicholas, acknowledgment
• Parker, Sir Philip
• Parker, Ralph
• Parker, Richard
• Parker, Richard
• Parker, Robert
• Parker, Rev. Thomas
• Parker, ——
• Parker, ——
• Parker, ——, joiner
• Parkes, ——
• Parkhurst, George
• Parkhurst, George, Jr.
• Parkhurst, John
• Parkhurst, ——
• Parkins, Christopher
• Parkman, Elias
• Parks, Edward
• Parks, Henry, son of Edward
• Parks, ——
• Parliament
• Parrys, Martyn
• Parsnips
• Parson (Parsons), William, vicar of Bentley
• Parson, John
• Parson, Peter
• Parsons, Hugh
• Parsons, Mary Lewis
• Parsons, Sir William
• Partridge
• Partridge (Partriche), John
• Partridge, Capt. Alexander
• Partridge, Elizabeth, cousin of Thomas
• Partridge, Mary, cousin of Thomas
• Partridge, Rev. Ralph
• Partridge, Thomas, estate
• Partridges
• Parys, Etheldred
• Pascall (Paschall), John
• Pascall, Ann (Mildmay | Appleton)
• Pascall, Elizabeth
• Pascall, John, grandson of Pascall (Paschall), John
• Pascataqua, Pascataquak, Pascataway
• Pascataway
• Pascattaway
• Passaconamy, Penacook sachem
• Passekou
• Patrick, Daniel
• Paucanussamon, Narragansett sachem
• Paul, Richard
• Paulin, Mrs. R. E., letter to Sebastian Paulin
• Paulin, Sebastian
• Paupattokshick, Conn.
• Pautuckqut (Pawatuckqut) River
• Pauuquett
• Pavier, Thomas
• Pawcatuck (Pacatucke)
• Pawcatuck River, Conn.
• Pawcatuck, Conn.
• Pawlett, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Anthony
• Pawquajan
• Pawtucket (Danielson), Conn., Iumse's property at
• Pawtucket Indians
• Pawtuxet (Patuxet), R. I.
• Payn, ——
• Payne, Agnes
• Payne, Edmund
• Payne, Edward, shipmaster
• Payne, Elizabeth (Alston)
• Payne, John
• Payne, Peter
• Payne, Thomas
• Payne, ——, attorney
• Payne, ——, debtor to Thomas Fones
• Paynes croft
• Paynter, Rev. Henry
• Paynter, John
• Paynter, Priscilla (Burgess) Sherman Fones, wife of Rev. Henry
• Paynter, Stephen
• Pays, —
• Payse, John
• Payton
• Payton, Bezaleel
• Peabody
• Peach trees
• Peach, Arthur
• Peach, William
• Peacock, John, haberdasher
• Peacock, William
• Peacock, William
• Pead, William, letter to Gov. Winthrop
• Peag
• Pear trees
• Pearce, Mary
• Peard, Justinian
• Pears
• Pears, warden
• Peas
• Peasants' War, Germany
• Pease
• Pease, Henry
• Pease, Henry
• Pease, Henry, Jr.
• Pease, Henry, servant to Gov. Winthrop, death
• Pease, Jack
• Pease, Mrs. Henry
• Pease, Thomasine
• Peche, Henry
• Peck, Elizabeth
• Peck, Joseph
• Peck, Rev. Robert
• Peck, William
• Peck, ——
• Peck, ——
• Peddock's Island, in Boston harbor
• Peekins, John
• Peirce, Bridget
• Peirce, Marmaduke
• Peirce, William, mariner
• Peitall, Cosin
• Pejepscot (Begipscot) River, Me.
• Pelham, Elizabeth (Basseville) Harlakenden, second wife of Herbert, Jr.
• Pelham, Herbert
• Pelham, Herbert, Jr., son of Herbert
• Pelham, Jemima (Waldegrave), first wife of Herbert, Jr.
• Pelham, Penelope
• Pelham, Penelope (West), wife of Herbert
• Pelham, Penelope, daughter of Herbert
• Pelham, Penelope, daughter of Herbert, Jr.
• Pelham, Thomas, member of Virginia Company
• Pelham, William
• Pelisses
• Pell, William, acknowledgment
• Pemaquid, Me.
• Pembroke College, Cambridge
• Pembroke and Montgomery, Earl of
• Pembroke, Earl of
• Pemmican
• Pempmodehow
• Pemumbans, Uncas and
• Pen, ——
• Penach
• Penacook Indians
• Penal statutes
• Penance
• Pendennis Castle, England
• Penn, James
• Penn, James
• Penn, James
• Penn, James
• Penn, William, of Charlestown, arbitration agreement
• Penne, John, “a lunatique,”
• Penniman (Paniman), James, acknowledgment
• Penniman, James
• Pennington, Isaac
• Pennington, Sir John
• Penny, John
• Penobscot, Me.
• Penoyer (Pennoyer), ——, of London
• Penoyer (Penoyre), Robert, statement about William Bartlett
• Penrose, John
• Penshurst, co. Kent
• Pentograph
• Pentucket
• Pepper
• Pepys (Pepis), ——, of England
• Pepys, Samuel, on H. Audley
• Pequaddo
• Pequassough
• Pequot
• Pequot Indians
• Pequot River
• Pequot War
• Pequot country, Conn., and
• Pequot harbor
• Pequot wars
• Pequot, Conn.
• Percy, Sir Algernon, tenth Earl of Northumberland
• Percy, Henry, Earl of Northumberland
• Perez Uzzah
• Perk, ——
• Perkins, John
• Perkins, John, Jr.
• Perkins, John, Sr.
• Perkins, William
• Perkins, William (1607-1682)
• Perkins, ——
• Perley, Allen
• Perne, Andrew, death
• Perpetuana
• Perrin, Henry
• Perry, Arthur
• Perse, John
• Persian, the
• Person (Parson, Pearson), William
• Person, Henry
• Peryfield, Peryfields, Pery croftes
• Pesakontock
• Pescodd, Thomas
• Pesiccosh
• Pessaconaway, Penacook sachem
• Pessacumtock
• Pessacus, Narragansett sachem
• Pester, William
• Pestle
• Pesôno
• Peter
• Peter (Peters), Hugh
• Peter, Deliverance (Sheffield), second wife of Hugh
• Peter, Elizabeth (Cook) Reade, first wife of Hugh
• Peter, Elizabeth, daughter of Hugh
• Peterhouse (St. Peter's College), Cambridge
• Peters, Mr.
• Peters, Mrs. Bridget
• Peters, Rev. Thomas
• Petersen, Peter
• Petfree, Mr., of Piscataqua
• Petit bag, clerks of
• Petitions, order of General Court regarding
• Petraeus, Augustinus
• Petrarch
• Petticoats
• Pettit, John
• Pettuall, ——
• Petty, Sir William
• Petty, William, connoisseur of art
• Peweomont
• Pewewemutt
• Pewowunke
• Pewter
• Peyton (?), Sir David
• Peyton (Payton), Alice (Osborn)
• Peyton Hall, manor
• Peyton, Sir John
• Peyton, Sir Robert
• Pharratt, James
• Pheasants
• Philalethes, Eugenius
• Philip II, king of Spain
• Philip and Cheyney
• Philip and Mary
• Philip the smith
• Philip, Landgrave of Hesse
• Phillips, Edward
• Phillips, Rev. George
• Phillips, Rev. John
• Phillips, John, servant
• Phillips, William
• Phillips, William
• Phillips, —, wife of Rev. George, death of
• Philomela
• Philpot, John
• Phippen (Phyppins), David
• Phippen, David
• Phones
• Physicians
• Piacoegon
• Piagowegonn
• Pickarell, John, attorney of the Court of Wards and Liveries
• Pickering (Pickren), John
• Picket (Piggest), John
• Picket, John
• Picket, Ruth Brewster
• Pickford, Peter
• Pickworth, John
• Pickworth, John
• Pickworth, William
• Pie, ——, of Colchester
• Pied Cow
• Piend, Elizabeth
• Piend, Martha
• Piend, Martin
• Piend, Stephen (d. 1597)
• Piend, Stephen (d. 1614)
• Piend, Stephen, Jr. (1597-1602)
• Piend, Thomas
• Pierce
• Pierce (Peirse), John
• Pierce, John
• Pierce, Mrs. ——
• Pierce, Susan
• Pierce, William
• Pierson, Rev. Abraham
• Pigeons
• Piggott, William, letter to Gov. Winthrop
• Pigot, John
• Pigwacket (Fryeburg), Me.
• Pike, Mother
• Pikes
• Pilgrim (Pilgryme), Roger
• Pilgrim, Elias
• Pilgrim, Thomas
• Pilkington, Anne, wife of Henry
• Pilkington, Deborah
• Pilkington, James
• Pincers
• Pinchin (Pincham), John
• Pinchon (Penching), Rev. ——
• Pinder, Henry
• Pine
• Pine, Jermyn
• Pinney, Humphrey
• Pins
• Pipe staves
• Piper, ——
• Pirates
• Pisa, Italy
• Piscataqua
• Piscataqua (Pascattaway), Me.
• Piscataqua River, N.H.
• Piscataqua settlements
• Pistols
• Pitch
• Pitcher, ——
• Pitchers house
• Pitt, William
• Pitts, Edmund
• Pitts, William
• Pitts, —
• Pitts, ——, of Bermuda
• Plain, William
• Plaishie Crofts
• Plaistowe, Josiah
• Plaiters (Playters), Thomas, Bart
• Plampin, John
• Plampin, Thomas, of Newton
• Plantation
• Planter
• Plaster
• Plater, Margery
• Plates
• Plateware
• A Platform of Church Discipline (The “Cambridge Platform”) (1649)
• Platt, Sir Hugh
• Platters
• Playfer, ——
• Playfere, Thomas
• Plombe (Plomb, Plumb, Plumbe, Plum, Plumme, Plume), John, of Boxford, clothier
• Plombe, John, son of Stephen
• Plombe, Mar.
• Plombe, Mary (Strachy)
• Plombe, Richard
• Plombe, Samuel
• Plombe, Stephen, brother of John
• Plombe, William, son of Stephen
• Plombe, ——, grandfather of Thomas Arkisden
• Plombe, ——, grandmother of Thomas Arkisden
• Plough
• Plough Company
• Plough Patent
• Plowden, Sir Edmund
• Plowing, equipment for
• Plum Cove, Beverly, may have been anchorage of the Arbella
• Plum Island (Munnawtawkit), Conn.
• Plum Island, L. I.
• Plum Island, Mass.
• Plum trees
• Plum, Elizabeth, Richard Symonds and
• Plum, Robert
• Plum, ——
• Plums
• Plurality of benefices
• Plymouth Colony
• Plymouth, England, merchants' petition
• Plymouth, co. Devon.
• Plymouth, town in Plym. Colony
• Pobugabang, Ninigret and
• Pocock, John
• Pocock, Margaret, wife of Thomas
• Pocock, Richard
• Pocock, Thomas
• Podaquagai
• Podd (Pod, Podde), Adam
• Podd, Alice
• Podd, Anne
• Podd, Augustine
• Podd, Lettice
• Podunk, Conn.
• Poiey
• Point Judith, R. I.
• Pointell, Mris.
• Pokanoket Indians, on Cape Cod
• Poland
• Pold
• Poley (Polley, Pooley), James
• Poley, Thomas
• Poley, Will
• Pollard, Tristram
• Polstead, co. Suffolk
• Pompakeete
• Pond (Ponde), Edward
• Pond Farm
• Pond's Almanack for 1603
• Pond, John
• Pond, Joseph
• Pond, Mr., prospective colonist
• Pond, Robert
• Pond, William
• Pond, ——, letter to William Pond
• Ponde Judith (Baker)
• Ponde, John
• Ponde, William, Jr.
• Ponder, Dorothy (Children).
• Ponder, Elizabeth (Wrought)
• Ponder, Elizabeth (Wrought | Witham)
• Ponder, Grace
• Ponder, Henry
• Ponder, Joan
• Ponder, Joane
• Ponder, John (d. 1520)
• Ponder, John, of Braintree
• Ponder, John, son of John of Braintree
• Ponder, Margaret
• Ponder, Margery (Lynniall)
• Ponder, Prudence
• Ponder, Roger, brother of John of Braintree
• Ponder, Roger, son of John of Braintree
• Ponder, Sara
• Ponder, Simon
• Ponder, Susan
• Ponder, Thomas
• Ponder, William
• Ponehih
• Pontefract Castle, England
• Poole, Elizabeth
• Poole, Henry
• Poole, John
• Poole, William
• Pooley
• Poor
• Popham (Poppam), John, son of Sir Francis
• Popham family, extravagance of
• Popham, Ann (Dudley), wife of Sir Francis
• Popham, Sir Francis, son of Sir John
• Popham, Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of England
• Popham, Mary, or Marie (Harvey), wife of John
• Poquannock River, Conn.
• Poquannuck, Conn.
• Poquatuck, Conn.
• Pork
• Porringers
• Port Royal, Acadia
• Porter, John
• Porter, John
• Porter, ——, minister
• Portington, Anne, daughter of Thomas
• Portington, Thomas
• Portis, Cesar, son of John, wardship of
• Portis, Robert, gentleman, estate of
• Portland, England, battle of
• Portman, Sir Hugh, great grandson of Sir William
• Portman, Sir William
• Portsmouth (Strawberry Bank), N. H.
• Portsmouth, R. I.
• Portsmouth, co. Hants
• Portugal
• Posnets
• Posquish
• Post, Goodman——
• Post, Richard
• Potash
• Potatoes
• Pots
• Potter, George
• Potter, Joan
• Potter, John, attorney
• Potter, John, of Boxford
• Potter, John, tenant (1597), perhaps the same as Potter, John, of Boxford
• Potter, Mrs., debtor to Thomas Fones
• Potter, Robert
• Potter, Vincent
• Potter, ——
• Poulett, John
• Poulte, ——
• Poultry, geese
• Powder Horn Hill, Boston harbor
• Powder horns
• Powell, Capt., mariner
• Powell, Captain Henry
• Powell, Capt. John
• Powell, Michael
• Power, Nicholas
• Powers
• Powhaiant
• Powhiate
• Powlden, Thomas
• Powle, Paul, attorney
• Powle, Susanna (Vintener)
• Powle, ——, son of Paul
• Poynter, Francis
• Prague
• Pratt, Abraham
• Pratt, Joanna
• Pratt, John
• Pratt, Robert
• Prence, Gov. Thomas
• Prence, Mary (Collier), second wife of Thomas
• Prence, Patience (Brewster), death
• Presbyterians
• Prescott, John
• Presentments
• Preston, Edward
• Preston, John
• Preston, co. Suffolk
• Preston, ——
• Pretyman, Thomas
• Price (Prise), John
• Price, William
• Prices
• Prichard, Hugh
• Prideaux, John
• Prig, Elias
• Prig, Jane (Betts)
• Primogeniture
• Prince, Rev. Thomas
• Prince, ——
• Princess
• Principalitie and popularie
• Printing, of Massachusetts laws of 1648
• Printz, Johan
• Prior (Priour), John
• Prior (Pryor) vs. Smithe
• Prior, Chester, England
• Prior, Frances, widow of William
• Prior, John
• Prior, William
• Prior, William, Jr., gentleman
• Priscian
• Prisoners who refused to pay loan released
• Prittlewell, co. Essex
• Privateering
• Privy seals
• Proclamation de rebellion, definition
• Proctor, John
• Prognosticators
• Promoter
• Prophett, Avice
• Prophett, Tobias
• Prosser, Thomas, Thomas Richards and
• Protestantism in Europe, nadir of
• Protheroe (Prothero), Charles, son of John
• Protheroe, Elenor, Widow of John
• Protheroe, John
• Providence Island, W.I.
• Providence River, R. I.
• Providence, R. I.
• Provost, David
• Prudden, Rev. Peter
• Prudence
• Prudence Island (Chibbachuweset), R. I.
• Prunes
• Prynne, Rev. William (Matthew White, pseud.)
• Puckering, Janne
• Puckering, Sir John
• Pudsey, Ambrose, gentleman
• Pudsey, Jane (Johanne), widow of Ambrose
• Pullen Point
• Pulmonary echinococcosis, Lydia Wright and
• Pumham, Narragansett sachem
• Pummakommins
• Pumpkins
• Puncataset, R. I.
• Punches
• Punning signs
• Purchase (Purches), Thomas
• Purchase, Mary, wife of Thomas
• Purdey, William
• Purdis, Jan
• Purfoye, William
• Puritanus Anglicanus
• Purprestures
• Purvey (Purvye), Adam
• Purvey, Lettys
• Pye, Nicholas
• Pye, Roger
• Pye, Walter, son of Roger
• Pyerce, ——
• Pyford, Peter
• Pykering, Gilbert
• Pym (Pem, Pim), John
• Pynchon (Pinchon), William
• Pynchon, Amy (Wyllys)
• Pynchon, John
• Pynchon, Mary, marriage to Elizur Holyoke and
• Pynchon, William
• Pynchon, William (1653-1654)
• Pyne