Index: S

• Saarburgh, ——
• Saba, W. I.
• Sabbath
• Sable Island
• Sabondosick
• Sack
• Sackcloth
• Sackville, Sir Edward, fourth Earl of Dorset
• Sackville, Henry, son of Thomas, first Earl of Dorset
• Sackville, Lady Isabella, daughter of Richard, third Earl of Dorset
• Sackville, Lady Margaret, daughter of Richard, third Earl of Dorset
• Sackville, Richard, third Earl of Dorset
• Sackville, Robert, second Earl of Dorset
• Sackville, Thomas, Earl of Dorset
• Saco River, Me.
• Saco, Me.
• Sacononoco, Narragansett sachem
• Saddlers
• Sadler, John
• Sadler, Richard
• Safeguard, article of dress
• Saffron
• Sagadahoc (Sacadehock) River, Me.
• Sagadahoc, Me.
• Sage
• Sage, herb
• Sager, or Sayer ——
• Saier, William
• Sailors, drinking and
• St. Christopher (St. Kitts), W.I.
• St. Clere, Agnes (Fisher)
• St. Clere, Elizabeth
• St. Clere, Sir John
• St. Croix River, Me. and N.B.
• St. George River, Me.
• St. John (St. Johns), Acadia
• St. John River, N.B.
• St. John's College, Cambridge
• St. John's-wort
• St. John, Catherine (Dormer)
• St. John, Joan (Altham)
• St. John, Lord Oliver
• St. John, Oliver
• St. John, Sir John
• St. John, Sir Oliver
• St. John
• St. Lawrence River (River of Canada)
• St. Lewis
• St. Martin's
• St. Michael's in Cornhill
• St. Olave parish
• St. Patrick
• St. Peter's upon Cornhill
• St. Sepulchre
• Sakonnet (Saconet), R. I.
• Sale, Mr., prospective colonist
• Salem
• Salisbury, Earl of
• Salisbury, Mass.
• Sallenova (Sallanova), Peter de
• Salmon
• Salmon, Ellis
• Salmon, Peter
• Salmon, Robert
• Salmon, Thomas
• Salmon, ——
• Salt
• Salt house, JW2 and
• Salt works
• Salter, Elizabeth (Munning)
• Salter, George
• Salter, Sampson, shipmaster
• Salter, ——, preacher
• Saltonstall, Elizabeth
• Saltonstall, Grace
• Saltonstall, Henry
• Saltonstall, Leverett, gift of, to Massachusetts Historical Society
• Saltonstall, Muriel (Gurdon)
• Saltonstall, Sir Richard
• Saltonstall, Sir Richard, son of Samuel
• Saltonstall, Sir Richard, son of Samuel
• Saltonstall, Sir Richard, son of Samuel
• Saltonstall, Sir Richard
• Saltonstall, Richard, Jr.
• Saltonstall, Richard, Jr.
• Saltonstall, Richard, Jr.
• Saltonstall, Richard
• Saltonstall, Richard Jr.
• Saltonstall, Robert
• Saltonstall, Robert
• Saltonstall, Robert
• Saltonstall, Rosamund
• Saltonstall, Samuel
• Saltonstall, Samuel
• Saltpeter
• Salwey, Richard
• Samford (Sanford), Andrew
• Samford Barnes
• Samford, John
• Samford, Mary
• Samfords, manor in Great Waldingfield
• Sampson's Hall
• Sampson, Bridget (Clopton)
• Sampson, John
• Sampson, John
• Sampson, John, Jr.
• Sampson, Robert, son of John
• Sampson, Samuel, son of John
• Sampson, ship
• Samsons, manor
• Samuel, manservant
• Sancongiaset
• Sandbrooke, John
• Sandbrooke, Sarah, servant
• Sandbrooke, ——, father of John
• Sandell, Thomas
• Sanders, William
• Sandes, Mrs. ——
• Sandiver
• Sands (Sandes), Henry, preacher at Boxford
• Sands, Mrs. ——
• Sands, Mrs., first wife of Henry
• Sands, Mrs., second wife of Henry
• Sandwich
• Sandwich, England, JW2 at
• Sandys, Sir Edwin
• Sandys, George
• Sandys, Henry
• Sandys, Sybil, wife of Henry
• Sanford (Samford), John
• Sanford, John
• Sanford, Mris.
• Sankunnasquant
• Santa Cruz, W. I., economic and social conditions (1645)
• Sanups, Capt. ——, family of
• Sapontusik, Ninigret and
• Sardis
• Sare, John
• Sargent, William
• Sarsaparilla
• Sartell, Elinor, JW2 servant
• Sasangabakim
• Sassacus, Pequot sachem
• Saugus (later Lynn)
• Saugus River, Mass.
• Saugus ironworks
• Saunders, Dorothy
• Saunders, John
• Saunders, John
• Saunders, William
• Saunderson, Christian (Chapman)
• Saunderson, Richard
• Sauquonckackock, Conn.
• Savage, Edward
• Savage, James, his edition of Winthrop's Journal
• Savage, John, Viscount Savage
• Savage, Sir Thomas
• Savage, Thomas
• Savage, Thomas, acknowledgment
• Savery, Thomas, charges against
• Savill, John
• Sawmills
• Sawmon (Salmon), Henry
• Saws
• Say
• Say and Seal, Lord
• Say and Sele, Viscount
• Say, textile
• Saybrook (Seabrooke), Conn.
• Saye and Sele, Viscount
• Sayham Hall (Siam Hall, Saxham Hall, Saymhall, Seymhall), manor in Newton
• Sayle, William
• Sayles, John
• Scabious
• Scales
• Scanderoon
• Scarborrowe
• Scarlet, Mrs. [Mary?]
• Scarlet, Robert, servant
• Scarlet, Samuel
• Scarlet, dyeing of
• Scarves
• Scearnes
• Scheveningen, Holland, battle
• Schlegel, Dr. Paul Marquart
• Schofield, ——
• Schooler, William
• Schools, at Hartford, Conn.
• Schroder, N.
• Schroeder, Wilhelm, Freiherr von (d. 1663)
• Scissors
• Scituate
• Sckurfield (Scurfeild, Scowrefeild), John, son of William
• Sckurfield (Scurfeild, Scowrefeild), William
• Scofield, Richard
• Scotland
• Scott, Catherine
• Scott, John
• Scott, Richard
• Scott, Richard
• Scott, Robert
• Scott, Robert
• Scott, Thomas
• Scott, butcher of Cockfield
• Scottow (Scotto), Joshua
• Scottow, Thomas
• Scratto, Mr., a Mass. servant
• Screw plates
• Scriven, ——
• Scrofula (King's evil)
• Scruggs, Thomas
• Scurvy
• Scurvy grass
• Scythes
• Sea Fort
• Sea Horse, ship
• Sea coal
• Sea horse
• Seaborn (Seaburne), John
• Seabridge
• Seacunck
• Seafowl
• Seale, Edward
• Seale, Margaret
• Sealskins
• Seam
• Seaman, Caleb, testimony
• Searchers of cloth
• Searches (sieves)
• Searle, Edward
• Sears, John
• Seaton, Robert
• Seaton, ——
• Sebacogick
• Seconk
• Secret writing
• Sectarians
• Sedgwick, Robert
• Sedley, Abigail (Knevett)
• Sedley, Martin
• Sedley, Martin, Jr.
• Sedley, Muriel
• Seed pearls
• Seed, hay
• Seeds
• Seekonk (Seaconke)
• Seeley (Seilley), Robert
• Seely (Selye), Adam
• Segon
• Segunneage
• Selden (Seldon), John, M. P. and antiquary
• Sellick, David
• Semer, co. Suffolk
• Seminary priests
• Sendivogius, Michael
• Senkelland
• Senquasten
• Sens, ——
• Sepacojett
• Sephray, ——
• Sequankit, Conn.
• Sequanockou
• Sequasson
• Sequasson, Wongunk sachem
• Sequin, Wongunk sachem
• Sequinakow
• Sequockanick
• Serge
• Serge
• Sergeant, Jonathan, Jr.
• Sergeant, Mr., prospective colonist
• Serle, Richard
• Sermon
• Servants
• Sestos
• Severne, John, shipmaster
• Severns, John
• Sewall (Seawell), Henry
• Sewall (Seawell, Sewell), ——, livestock for
• Sewall, Ellen
• Sewall, Henry, Jr.
• Sewall, Henry, Sr.
• Sewell, Nathaniel
• Sewell, ——
• Sexton (Sexten), Robert
• Sexton, Rose
• Sexual offences
• Seymour, Edward, Earl of Hertford
• Shag
• Shapley, Capt. ——, of Bermuda
• Sharp, Samuel
• Sharp, Samuel
• Sharp, Thomas
• Sharpe, Agnes
• Sharpe, Robert
• Sharpe, Samuel, Assistant of Massachusetts Company
• Sharpe, ——
• Sharpe, ——
• Sharples (Sharpulls), George, letter to John Winthrop, Jr.
• Shatswell (Satchwell), John
• Shaw, Abraham
• Shaw, John, testimony concerning Thomas Baldwin
• Shaw, Joseph
• Shaw, Thomas
• Shawe, J.
• Shawomet, Shawomock
• Shawshin
• Shawshin River, Gov. Winthrop's land on
• Shawtucket, Conn.
• Sheafe, Jacob, children of
• Sheafe, Margaret, children of
• Sheafe, Mary
• Sheafe, Samuel
• Shears
• Sheep
• Sheepe, Thomas
• Sheepskins
• Sheffield, Mrs. Deliverance
• Sheldon, Edward
• Sheldon, Joan
• Shelley, co. Suffolk
• Shells, JW2 and
• Shelter Island, L. I.
• Shelton, Sir Richard
• Shenton, Dowell
• Shenton, Sare (Sarah?)
• Shepard (Shepherd), Rev. Thomas (d. 1649)
• Shepard, George
• Shepard, Samuel
• Shepard, Samuel, brother of Rev. Thomas
• Shepard, Rev. Thomas
• Shepard, ——
• Sherburn, Edward
• Sherfield (Sherfeild), Henry
• Sherlande, ——
• Sherley, James
• Sherley, Robert, wages
• Sherlocke, John, wages
• Sherman (Sharman), William, constable
• Sherman, Bezaleel
• Sherman, Edmund
• Sherman, Elizabeth
• Sherman, John
• Sherman, John
• Sherman, John, son of Edmund
• Sherman, Philip
• Sherman, Priscilla (Burgess)
• Sherman, Richard
• Sherman, Richard, death of daughter
• Sherman, Samuel
• Sherman, Samuel
• Sherman, Thomas
• Sherman, Thomas, rector of Hintlesham
• Sherman, Ursula
• Sherman, shearman
• Sherratt, Hugh
• 'S Hertogenbosch (Bois-le-Duc), siege of
• Sherwood, Rev. Hope
• Shetland
• Shimpling
• Ship money
• Ships
• Shireburghstreet
• Shirts
• Shoes
• Sholy, Mary
• Shooting
• Shoppe, Margaret
• Shorthand
• Shorthose, Edward
• Shorthose, Robert
• Shot
• Showldam, Francis
• Shoyses
• Shrewsbury, co. Salop
• Shrimpton, Henry
• Shrimpton, Henry
• Shrimpton, Henry, Boston fire and
• Shrubland Hall
• Shurt (Shirt), Abraham
• Shytte, ——
• Sibbes, Rev. Richard
• Sickles
• Sidney, Sir Philip
• Sidney, Sir Robert
• Signatures, doctrine of
• Signs
• Silk
• Silkworms
• Silver
• Silver mine, Thomas Bushnell and
• Silvester, Nathaniel
• Silvester, Peter
• Silvester, Richard
• Simins, Samewell
• Simon
• Simondes (Symondes), Henry
• Simondes (Symondes), Mabel Smith, wife of Henry
• Simonds (Simondes), Agnes
• Simonds, Edward
• Simonds, Elizabeth
• Simonds, John, clergyman
• Simonds, Thomas
• Simpkin, Nicholas
• Simpkins, Nicholas
• Simple Cobler of Aggawam
• Simpson, John
• Simpson, John
• Simpson, Mr., prospective colonist
• Simsbury, Conn.
• Sinderlande
• Sint Beninjo
• Sivercen, Simon, shipmaster
• Six Mile Island
• Skeet, William
• Skelton, Rev. Samuel
• Skidmore, James
• Skidmore, Thomas
• Skidmore, Thomas
• Skillets
• Skins
• Skippon, Philip
• Skipwith, Anne, widow of William
• Skipwith, Edward, brother of William
• Skipwith, Henry (perhaps same as Skipwith, Henry, brother of William)
• Skipwith, Henry, brother of William
• Skipwith, Richard
• Skipwith, William
• Skipwith, Willoughby, son of William
• Sladdole
• Slade, Father
• Slade, James
• Slander
• Slavery
• Slings
• Slowacre
• Small pox
• Smallbridge, co. Suffolk
• Smallbrook
• Smelting
• Smith (Smithe), John
• Smith (Smithe), Robert, gentleman
• Smith (Smithe, Smyth, Smythe), Alice
• Smith (Smyth), George, of New Haven, Conn.
• Smith, Ann, wife of John of Watertown
• Smith, Arthur
• Smith, Benjamin
• Smith, Captain John, adventurer
• Smith, Catherine
• Smith, Cleophas
• Smith, Edward
• Smith, Edward, bill of
• Smith, Elizabeth
• Smith, Father, of Topsfield
• Smith, Francis
• Smith, George
• Smith, George
• Smith, George
• Smith, Giles
• Smith, Goodman ——
• Smith, Henry
• Smith, Henry, of Springfield
• Smith, James
• Smith, James
• Smith, Joan
• Smith, John, London tailor
• Smith, John, London wine cooper
• Smith, Capt. John, comments on Winthrop's voyage
• Smith, John, miller
• Smith, John, of King's College, clergyman
• Smith, John, of Providence, R.I.
• Smith, John, of Saco, Me., deposition concerning Robert Nash
• Smith, John, of Warwick, R. I., signer of Remonstrance (1646)
• Smith, John, of Watertown, member of the Company of Husbandmen
• Smith, John, receipt
• Smith, John, son of Francis
• Smith, Joseph
• Smith, Lydia Wright
• Smith, Mabel, mother of John
• Smith, Marie
• Smith, Mercy
• Smith, Mrs. ——, (Hammond)
• Smith, Nehemiah
• Smith, Rev. Ralph
• Smith, Rebecca
• Smith, Richard
• Smith, Richard (of Conn.)
• Smith, Richard (of L. I.)
• Smith, Richard, Sr. (1596-1666; of R. I.)
• Smith, Samuel, Sr. (d. 1680 or 1681)
• Smith, Sgt. Samuel, Jr. (b. 1625?)
• Smith, Thomas
• Smith, Sir Thomas
• Smith, Thomas
• Smith, Thomas
• Smith, Thomas
• Smith, Thomas, Jr.
• Smith, Thomas, Sr.
• Smith, William
• Smith, ——
• Smith, ——, carrier
• Smith, —, “of Buxall,” colonist, death of
• Smith, ——
• Smith, ——
• Smith, ——
• Smith, ——, mariner
• Smith, ——, of Cavendish
• Smith, ——, of Leaven Heath
• Smith, ——, tailor
• Smithfield
• Smocks
• Smuggling
• Smyrna
• Smyth, George, of Dover, N. H.
• Smyth, John
• Smyth, ——
• Smythe, Thomas, pseud.
• Snellhauke, Christopher
• Snelling, Anne
• Snelling, Anne (Browne)
• Snelling, George
• Snelling, John
• Snelling, John, Jr.
• Snelling, William
• Snellocke, Francis
• Snowshoes
• Snuffers
• Soame (Some), Thomas
• Soame, Ann (Stone)
• Soame, Mercy
• Soame, Richard
• Soame, Sir Stephen
• Soame, Thomas
• Soame, Sir William
• Soame, ——
• Soap
• Soap ashes
• Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in New England (Indian Corporation), Edward Winslow and
• Socrates, church historian
• Soda (“sal alkali”)
• Sokansquaitt, Ninigret and
• Soldiers
• Solling, ——
• Solomon
• Some
• Some (Soame), Thomas
• Some, Robert
• Somerleyton Hall
• Somers Island
• Somers, John
• Somerset, Earl of
• Sophia, daughter of James I
• Sophia, wife of Frederick II of Denmark
• Sosangkabaken
• South Benfleet, co. Essex
• South River, Mass.
• South, Elizabeth, widow of Robert
• Southampton, Earl of
• Southampton, L. I.
• Southcote, Richard
• Southold, L. I.
• Southwark
• Southwell, ——
• Southwick, Lawrence
• Sowams (Sowames), R. I.
• Sowman, ——
• Spain
• Sparhawk, Nathaniel, accounts
• Sparhawk, Nathaniel, deed of trust to, from John Winthrop, Jr.
• Sparrow, Cosen
• Sparrow, ——
• Sparrow, ——, of Ipswich
• Speckart (Speckard), Abraham
• Spectacle Island, in Boston harbor
• Speede (Speade, Spede), Ann
• Speede, Antony
• Speede, Benjamin
• Speede, John
• Speede, Joshua
• Speede, Margerie (Browne)
• Speede, ——, first husband of Margerie Browne
• Speedwell
• Spencer (Spenser), Edward
• Spencer, Elizabeth (Coe)
• Spencer, George
• Spencer, Sir John
• Spencer, John, Jr.
• Spencer, John, of Copfield
• Spencer, John, of Edwardstone
• Spencer, John, son of Richard, of Groton
• Spencer, Judith
• Spencer, Richard, of Edwardstone
• Spencer, Richard, of Groton
• Spencer, Richard, of Waldingfield
• Spencer, Thomas, Sr.
• Spencer, William, letter to Gov. Winthrop
• Spencer, ——
• Spenning (Spinage), Humphrey
• Spenser, John
• Spenswicke, Richard, defendant
• Spices
• Spider
• Spinning wheel
• Spinola, Marquis Ambrogio di
• Spits
• Spofford (Spafford), William
• Sponey, Edward
• Spoons
• Spot Pond, Mass.
• Spreaders
• Spring, Anne (Trelawney), wife of John
• Spring, Elizabeth (Risby)
• Spring, John
• Spring, John
• Spring, Nicholas
• Spring, Robert
• Spring, Thomas
• Spring, Sir William
• Spring, Sir William (d. 1600)
• Spring, Sir William (d. 1638), grandson of Spring, Sir William (d. 1600)
• Springe Meadow
• Springe, ——
• Springfield
• Springfield, co. Essex
• Spritsail
• Sprowston, co. Norfolk
• Sprynge
• Spyre, ——
• Squance, Philip
• Squib, Capt. —
• Squidragset, sachem in Me.
• Squirrels
• Squnsquash
• Squoneton
• Squonetow
• Stacye, Adam
• Stade, Germany
• Stafford, Anthony
• Stafford, Edward
• Stafford, Henry, Baron Stafford, son of Edward
• Stafford, Henry, of Ancaster, gentleman
• Stafford, Sir William
• Staffordshire, England
• Stagg, Thomas
• Stagg, William, shipmaster
• Stallion (Stalin, Stalins, Stalion, Stalin), Edward
• Stallion, Margaret
• Stamboul
• Stambridge, co. Essex
• Stamford, Conn.
• Stanborough, Josiah
• Standish, Miles
• Standishes
• Standon, Frances, wife of John
• Standon, John
• Stanford-le-Hope, co. Essex
• Stanhope, Bridget
• Stanley, James, 7th Earl of Derby (Darby)
• Stansby, John
• Stansby, Robert
• Stanton, Ann (Anna) Lord
• Stanton, Edward
• Stanton, Thomas
• Stanton, ——
• Staple, John
• Staples
• Starbuck, Edward
• Starkie, ——, merchant, death at St. Christopher, W. I.
• Starr, Comfort
• Stebbin, ——
• Stebbins, Edward
• Stebbins, John
• Steel
• Steele, John
• Steele, Margaret, servant
• Stegg, Thomas
• Stephens, David, merchant in Teneriffe
• Stephenson, ——
• Sterne, Mr., prospective colonist
• Sterne, Nathaniel
• Stevens, William
• Stevens, ——
• Stevenson, ——, thatcher
• Steward, Sir Francis
• Steward, John, Jr., bill to John Winthrop, Jr.
• Steward, ——
• Steward, ——, of Cockfield, England
• Stewards, an estate of the Winthrops
• Stewart, John, of Ayr
• Steyns, Joseph, deposition
• Stile, John at
• Stileman, Elias
• Stiles (Styles), Francis
• Stiles, Francis
• Stiles, John
• Still, Alice
• Still, Anna (Baynard)
• Still, Anne (Alabaster)
• Still, John (1543?-1608), bishop of Bath and Wells
• Still, John, Jr.
• Still, John, error for William
• Still, Nathaniel
• Still, William, of Lincolnshire
• Still, ——
• Stills
• Stilman, John
• Stinnings, Richard
• Stirk (Starkey), George (H. C. 1646)
• Stirk (Starkey), Rev. George
• Stirling, Earl of
• Stirrop, Gilbert
• Stirrop, Joan (Ponder | Whiting)
• Stock, co. Essex
• Stockdale, Robert
• Stocken (Stockin), Joshua
• Stocken, Justine
• Stocken, Justine (Nicholson)
• Stocken, Mathy
• Stockes, John
• Stockings
• Stockwood, Theophilus
• Stoddard (Stoder), Anthony
• Stoddard, Anthony
• Stoddard, Anthony
• Stoddard, Mary (Downing)
• Stoddard, Solomon
• Stoke by Nayland
• Stokes Bay
• Stolyon, Abraham
• Stolyon, Mrs. Jane, estate
• Stolyon, Thomas
• Stone Meadow
• Stone and Bragge, of Neyland
• Stone bluing
• Stone street
• Stone, Ann
• Stone, Gregory
• Stone, Gregory
• Stone, John
• Stone, John or William
• Stone, John, gentleman
• Stone, John, of Hull (Nantasket), property in Salem
• Stone, John, shipmaster
• Stone, Samuel
• Stone, William or John
• Stone, ——
• Stones, William
• Stonington, Conn.
• Stonydowne
• Stools
• Storer, Richard
• Story, George
• Stoughton, Israel
• Stoughton, Israel, Jr., death
• Stoughton, Rev. John, letter from Gov. Winthrop and John Wilson
• Stoughton, Rev. Thomas
• Stow (Stowe, Stowmarket), co. Suffolk
• Stow, John
• Stow, Samuel, Master's degree at Harvard
• Stow, Thomas
• Stow, Thomas
• Stowell, William
• Strachy, Mary
• Strafford, Earl of
• Straining cloth
• Straits, the
• Strange (Caboonder, Kaboonder), JW2's African-American servant
• Strange, Sir Hammond
• Stranger, Mother
• Stranger, ——
• Strangways, Howarde, daughter of Sir John
• Strangways, Sir John
• Stratford, Conn.
• Stratford, co. Suffolk
• Stratton's Island, Me.
• Stratton, Elizabeth (Elzabeth), sister of John
• Stratton, John
• Stratton, Joseph
• Stratton, Mrs. ——
• Strawberries
• Strawberry Bank
• Strawberry Bank (Portsmouth), N.H.
• Stretton, England
• Stretton, Mr.
• Stringer, John
• Strode (Strowde), Sir John
• Strode, William, imprisonment of
• Strong water
• Strong, Peter, shipmaster
• Stroude, the Lady
• Strut (Strutte), Anne
• Strut, Nicholas
• Strut, Robert
• Stuart, Esmé, Duke of Lennox
• Stuart, James, Earl of Murray
• Stuart, Ludovick, Duke of Richmond and Lennox
• Stuart, Margaret
• Stuart, Margaret, daughter of James, first Earl of Murray
• Stuart, William
• Stubbinges
• Stubbins Cross
• Stubbins Grove
• Sturbridge (Tantiusques).
• Sturgeon
• Sturgis, Mrs. Elizabeth
• Stuyvesant, Peter
• Submarine
• Subsidies
• Success
• Succoub
• Suckanwick, Ninigret and
• Sudbury River, Mass.
• Sudbury, England
• Sudbury, Mass.
• Sueberg, Germany
• Suet
• Suffolk
• Suffolk, Earl of
• Sugar
• Sugarworks, at Barbados
• Sugg, John (1583)
• Sugg, John (1620)
• Sugg, Richard
• Sugg, ——
• Suicide
• Suits
• Summer Islands
• Sunderland, Ruth
• Supersedeas, definition, as a law term
• Surge, Henry
• Surgeons and surgery
• Surrey, Christian, wife of Henry
• Surrey, Grace
• Surrey, Henry, carpenter
• Surrey, Mary (Pearce)
• Surrey, Robert, carpenter
• Surrey, Thomasin (Hubbard)
• Surrey, ——, a child
• Surveyors of highways
• Susa, Treaty of
• Sussex, Earl of
• Sutton, Elizabeth (Stapleton)
• Sutton, Richard
• Sutton, Thomas
• Swabia
• Swaetman, Thomas
• Swain (Swayne), Richard, petition in behalf of Hampton inhabitants
• Swain, Mr., of Acomenticus (?)
• Swaine, ——
• Swale, Robert
• Swallow
• Swamscot River, N.H.
• Swan, Richard
• Swan, Robert
• Swane, John
• Swans
• Sweden
• Sweet, John, suit against John White
• Sweetman, Eva (Motte | Cooke)
• Sweetman, William
• Swetman, John
• Swetsur (Swetsure, Sweetsur), Elizabeth
• Swetsur, Elizabeth (Bond)
• Swetsur, William, cobbler
• Swift, Joanna
• Swift, William
• Swine
• Swinford, Clement
• Swords
• Sybada, Kempo
• Sydney
• Sylvester (Silvester), Capt. Nathaniel
• Sylvester, Constant
• Sylvester, Giles
• Sylvius, Aeneas (Pope Pius II)
• Symes, John
• Symmes, Rev. Zechariah
• Symon (Symond, Simon, Simonde), John, smith
• Symond, William
• Symondes, ——
• Symonds (Simins), Samuel, Jr. (d. 1653), death of
• Symonds, Dorothy
• Symonds, Dorothy (Harlakenden)
• Symonds, Harlakenden
• Symonds, John
• Symonds, Martha (Reade) Epes
• Symonds, Richard, Elizabeth Plum and
• Symonds, Samuel
• Synod
• Syphilis
• Syracusan laugh
• Syringes