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Index
    Abenakis
    Adams, John
    Adams, John Quincy
    Akkompoin (Philip’s uncle)
    Alden, John
    Alden, Priscilla Mullins
    Alderman (Pokasset Indian)
    Alexander of Pokanoket

    death of

    land sales by

    name change from Wamsutta

    Willett and

    Thomas Winslow and
    Allerton, Isaac
    Allerton, Mary
    Almy, Captain John, house of
    American Revolution
    Amie (sister of Philip)
    Amos (Praying Indian)
    Anderson, Cornelius
    Andros, Edmund
    Annawon

    capture of

    head of

    at Schaghticoke
    Anne
    Apess, William
    Appleton, Major Samuel
    Aquidneck Island

    English settlements on

    King Philip’s War and

    see also Rhode Island, colony of
    Aquinnah, town of
    Ashley, Edward
    Aspinet (Nauset sachem)
    Awashonks (Sakonnet sachem)

    Church and

    King Philip’s War and
    Ayres, Sergeant John
    Â 
    Bacquag River
    Baptists
    Barnes, Jonathan
    beer
    Beers, Richard
    Belcher, Andrew
    Billington, Francis
    Billington, John
    Billington, John, Jr.
    Billington family
    Billington Sea
    Blackwell, Mr. (Separatist)
    Blake, Robert
    Blakeway, Jacob
    Bloody Brook
    Blossom, Thomas
    Bodge, George
    Book of Martyrs (Foxe)
    Boston

    during King Philip’s War

    as primary New England port

    September, day of

    humiliation in

    siege of
    Bourne