Mayflower

Bedford, Massachusetts
    Newcomen, John
    New England, maps of:

    Captain John Smith’s. 59

    southern New England during King Philip’s War
    New Hampshire, during King Philip’s War
    Newman, Noah
    New Netherland
    establishment of
    Newport, town of
    New York, colony of

    Iroquois and

    see also Manhattan; New Netherland
    Niantic Indians
    Nimrod
    Nine Men’s Misery
    Ninigret (Narragansett sachem)
    Ninigret II
    Nipmucks:

    King Philip’s War and

    -Narragansett alliance

    Narragansetts flee north to Nipmuck country

    Praying Indians spy on

    the Quabaugs

    ransoming of English captives and

    sue for peace
    Nipsachuck
    Nipsachuck Swamp
    Nompash (Sakonnet warrior)
    Northfield, town of
    Obtakiest (sachem)
    Of Plymouth Plantation (Bradford)

    manuscript of

    repatriation of manuscript
    Old Colony Club
    Oldham, John
    Old South Church, Boston
    Oliver, Captain James
    Oneco (Uncas’s son)
    Passaconaway
    Patuxet
    Pawtucket, town of
    Peach, Arthur
    Pease Field Fight
    Pecksuot
    Pelham, Herbert
    Pelham, Penelope, see Winslow, Penelope Pelham Penacocks
    Pepper, Robert
    Pequots

    King Philip’s War and
    Pequot War of 1637
    Peter (Narragansett guide)
    Peter (son of Awashonks)
    Philip

    Alexander’s death and

    appearance of

    assassination attempt on life of

    avoidance of conflict

    becomes supreme sachem of the Pokanokets

    charisma of

    death of

    hat of

    head of

    King Philip’s War, see King Philip’s War

    land sales and

    name change

    Nantucket Indians and

    reassessment of

    Rowlandson and

    Mary Rowlandson and

    John Sassamon and

    â€œSeat of Philip”

    son of

    wampum coat of

    Josiah Winslow and

    â€œPhilip of Pokanoket”
    Pierce, Captain Michael
    pikemen
    Pilgrim Hall
    Pilgrim Lake
    Pilgrims: bicentennial of arrival in America

    departure from Delfshaven
    Pilgrims ( cont .): descendants of

    emigration to Leiden

    exploration expeditions of 1620

    fanaticism of

    First Thanksgiving

    land, purchases of, see land sales in Leiden

    meaning of “Pilgrim,” change in

    preparations to sail for America

    religious motivation of

    religious practice

    Robinson’s death, effect of

    Sabbath

    settlement site, exploration expeditions to find

    trade with the Indians, see trade use of force, attitude toward see also Mayflower ; Plymouth Colony
    Pilgrim Society
    Pilgrim Springs
    Plimoth Plantation
    Plymouth Bay
    Plymouth Colony: agriculture in

    becomes part of Massachusetts in 1692

    births and deaths, in first year

    cannons for defense of

    Cole’s Hill

    conflict between Pilgrims and Strangers

    debt of, paying off

    disaffected Strangers, migration of

    financial backing, see Merchant Adventurers

    First Thanksgiving

    first winter

    first year

    fort, building of a

    Fortune ’s arrival in

    General Court

    housing

    Indians relations, see individual tribes and sachems

    King Philip’s War, see King Philip’s War

    land ownership and, see land sales layout of the town

    Leyden Street

    marriage as civil ceremony in

    Massachusetts’ plot against

    Wessagussett and ensuing massacre

    patent for

    punishment in

    religious dissent, intolerance of

    second generation, decline in spiritual life of

    settlement site

    today

    town formation andtrade, see trade

    United Colonies of New England

    wall around, building of

    Watson’s Hill see also Mayflower ; Pilgrims
    Plymouth Harbor

    Champlain’s map of

    fowl available in

    map
    Plymouth Rock
    Pocasset

    fort built by Plymouth forces at

    during King Philip’s War

    Pocasset Swamp
    Pocassets: King Philip’s War and

    Weetamoo, see Weetamoo (Pocasset sachem)
    Pokanokets

    cosmology of

    English technology and

    First Thanksgiving and

    King Philip’s War, see King Philip’s War

    land sales, see land sales

    Narragansetts, enmity with

    plague affecting

    Squanto’s plotting and

    Wassagussett massacre and

    at wedding of William Bradford

    see also Alexander of Pokanoket; Massasoit; Philip
    Pollack Rip
    Portsmouth, town of
    powwows (spiritual leaders or shamans)
    Pratt, Phineas
    Pray, Mary
    Praying Indians

    internment at Deer Island

    internment on Clark’s Island

    King Philip’s War, importance to English victory in

    Moseley and

    of Nemasket

    Philip’s hostility toward

    release from Deer Island
    predestination
    Prence, Thomas

    arrival in Plymouth

    death of

    Philip and
    Prentice, Captain Thomas
    Prince, Reverend Thomas
    Pring, Martin
    Providence,