Index-Continued. Page Hume, David. Humphrey, (Rev.) Heman-president of Amherst college-leader of eastern delegates in Congregational convention in 1846 Humiston, Luther F.-early druggist, Chicago surgeon of the Thirty-seventh illinois infantry in Civil War. Hnnt, Louis-drug clerk. Chicago Thomas N.-member of the firm of J. H. Reed & Co., druggists, Chicago. Hunter, C. W.-nominee for governor of Illinois, on the Liberty ticket 1842. (Rev.) Mr.-chaplain of the Senate, Ninth General Assembly of Illinois. Hunter's Bottom (Ky.)-valley on the river Ohio.. Hurd (Judge), Harvey B. Hurlbut & Edsall-druggists in Chicago 326 299 255 255 248 247 316 375 .390, 391, 392, 393 7.98 248 Charles J.-drug clerk, Chicago 248 H. A.-drug clerk, Chicago.. 248 Huscher, Frederick-drug clerk, Chicago Hutson-family of Crawford County, massacre of, by Indians Hutsonville village of, in Crawford County, Illinois Horace A.-member of the firm of J. H. Reed & Co., druggists, Chicago. Hutson Creek-Crawford County, Illinois.. Hutson Village.. Hyde, James H.-drug clerk, Chicago.. 247 253 124 124 124 124 248 Hyte, Thomas-purchases Dr. Henry Ritchie's drug store in Chicago. 242 Iberville, Pierre le Moyne, Sieur de lles, Elijah-member of the Senate, seventh general assembly of Illinois. Illinese or Illinois, see Illini. 131 369 129 129 Illinois-1-12; 14-19; 21, 23-26; 28, 29, 31-33; 35-41; 43, 44, 46, 48, 49, 50, 52, 55, 58-62; 64, 65, 67, 68-73; 75-82; 86, 89-92; 95, 98, 100-103; 106, 107, 109-111; 113-117; 119-121; 124, 129-131; 132, 134-136; 138, 139, 141, 144, 148, 149, 151-154; 158, 160, 165, 167-176; 179, 181, 183, 186, 196, 208, 213, 216, 227, 229, 230-233; 236, 237, 242, 249, 254, 255, 256, 261, 263-266; 271, 274-284; 286-292; 294, 295, 297-300; 302, 303, 305, 308-319; 321-324; 326-332; 337, 338, 341, 315, 347, 349, 351, 352, 354, 355, 357, 358, 360-368; 370, 373, 375, 376, 377, 379, 381, 383, 384. 390, 393-396. Abraham Lincoln after Bloomington Convention-the acknowledged leader of the new party of Illinois.. academies and seminaries in-list of places where located. 109 336-337 plan of, copied from the New England academies. "Address to the People of Illinois in the interest of education," by John M. Peck, reference to 336 331 admission as a state delayed until the Constitution was so amended that Pierre Menard might hold office 141 admitted to the Union as a free state, 1818. 167 admitted to the Union, Dec. 3, 1818. 141 Alexander P. Field, appointed Secretary of State of Illinois by Governor Ninian 368 American Home Missionary Society pledges endorsement to educational plans and agrees to send men to Illinois.. bill-opposed because it would give easy entrance to Yankees 307 commissioners appointed by the Sixth General Assembly of Illinois to fix route of...... 368 Legislature authorizes the Governor to borrow funds for construction of. 374 Illinois-Anti-Nebraska Convention, Bloomington, May, 1856, results of-in the history "Appeal (an) to the people of Illinois from a number of members of the Legislature against calling a convention to frame new constitution". apportionment made increasing the Senators to 25 and the representatives to 55, Association of Yale College-agreement entered into with original stockholders of Illinois College.. founded in the early part of 1829. Index-Continued. Illinois-Attorney General, salary of, fixed by Legislature. Beginnings of missionary work in, "The Andover Period, 1812-1826" Bench and Bar-distinguished members of........ Bishop Philander Chase removes his family to Illinois. Page 362 263,276-277 276 394 91 370 363,371,374 15, 17, 18, 20, 59, 111, 137, 138 Historical Society ex 4 119 129 61 232 .263,296,301 371 289 38-39 56,373 279,282,298, 307,311, 314,333, 335, 336, 369 Alton riots caused hostility against. date of the opening, number of students, etc.. 312 332 331 280 332 Illinois Association of Yale College-agreement with original stockholders of... its influence on education in the State. J. M. Sturtevant chief instructor, at opening of. Samuel D. Lockwood's interest in supported largely by gifts from eastern friends. to be controlled by ten trustees.. Yale college subscription to Collins family, influence of-in the State commissioners, Louisiana Purchase Exposition. common schools in, due to the tide of immigration from New England. of Algonquin nation, Indian tribes composing. end of French rule in its effect on settlers. Father Gibault charged with responsibility for executions for witchcraft in. Father Meurin appointed vicar-general over.. returns to.... Huet de la Valiniere, priest, appointed vicar-general in. printed document in 1772, a pamphlet, urging better government for Illinois, reference to.. of inhabitants, in the early settlements of central Illinois. 36-38 46-47 59 273,288 307 310 273 52-55 309 Early History in Southern Illinois, Patterson; (Fergus Historical Series), foot note Early History of, W. H. Brown: (Fergus Historical Series), foot note settlers of, domestic life. opposed to slavery 331 280 280 280 277 4 330 130 130 59 114 299 288 266 365 358 117 285 28-49 17-18 Inder-Continued. Illinois-Early Society in Southern Illinois, Patterson; foot note.. educational convention of 1844, Aratus Kent, chairman of Page 310 .56-57 334 334 conventions. 334-335 efforts of the Pro-Slavery Party to call convention to frame new constitution for..... 118-119 electoral vote of 1856, cast for James Buchanan for President of the United States. 109 Elijah P. Lovejoy moderator of the presbytery of Illinois. 311 329 Enoch Kingsbury's plea for missionaries for eastern counties of Illinois.. 289 entrance of slavery into, would mean the departure of many from the State 160 90 fall of meteors in Illinois, known as falling stars, Nov. 13, 1833. 373 Father Louis Vivier, author of the well known "Letter from the Illinois, 1750" fevers and other sickness in early days in Illinois met at Kaskaskia, Oct. 5, 1818. first constitutional convention of adjustment of salaries of public officials 17 106 56 376 362 362 362 361 360 T. V. W. Varick elected secretary first State constitution, Conrad Will assists in framing. partly modeled after that of Kentucky, foot note. written in Elias Kent Kane's office, foot note first educational convention held in, at Vandalia.. regiment of Illinois volunteers in war with Mexico-list of companies composing sale of public lands for educational purposes in Illinois in Greene county. free public schools in preliminary work occupied the first eight days. 359 360 359 360 359 359 359 376 360 360 330 330 61 271 Fourth General Assembly of 1824 convened at Vandalia-officers elected, etc.... 365 366 323 important legislation of. pronounced opposition to slavery of 366 Index-Continued. Illinois-Fourth regiment in Mexican War Gazette-an address by Morris Birkbeck in. General Assembly-Conrad Will elected State Senator in first, 1818-1820. Page. general election days for state and county officers and representatives of. Governor Ford's opinion of the means by which the passage of the Illinois State Bank Bill was secured growth of churches in northern and eastern Illinois, 1833-36. of pioneer churches in.. highest vote polled by Liberty party 1846 in Illinois. "Illinois-Historical and Statistical," by John Moses-reference to. history of Congregational Association of southern Illinois, 1892-foot note.. hospitality of the early settlers in central Illinois how the State obtained its name Illinois Association of Yale College, founded in the early part of 1829. 213,214 173 361 361 360 374 263, 287-290 297 318 174 310 78 81 174, 351, 374 45,46 59,129 279 385 332, 333 129, 131. 136 335 335 231, 232 330 365 Vandalia, Ill., letter of Morris Birkbeck in. 173 "Illinois in the Eighteenth Century," by E. G. Mason, reference to-see foot note. 111 65 17 work in behalf of an industrial university for. Journal of the Constitutional Convention of 1818... J. F. Schermerhorn-report on missionary work in. J. G. Bergen's views of the future of-written from Springfield in 1829 Jonathan B. Turner's work in behalf of education in presented to the State of Illinois by J. W. Kitchell. lack of material to teach the history of.. contest of 1823-24 in, between the pro-slavery and anti-slavery element 118 357 334 Legislature, 1824, authorizes the Governor to lease the Big Muddy 357 George Cadwell's career in the 1st General Assembly 116 See Cadwell. list of members of, who signed the Appeal to the people of Illinois, Illinois-"Letters from the Illinois," by Morris Birkbeck-mention "Letters from Lexington and the Illinois," by Richard Flower Illinois Lutheran College-at Springfield, Ill... Illinois "Memorial" to the Legislature-in the interest of education, printed in J. M. Peck's "Pioneer and Western Baptist"-reference to...... 331 Illinois militia.. missionary efforts in the upper counties Illinois-Mormons in, agree to leave the State Missionary (An)-quotations from, on slavery question New England missionaries in-opposed slavery. Illinois-Mormon Propaganda in ........... Illinois-New Englanders locate in northern Illinois. New England settlers in, their influence along educational lines 365 285,286 315 300 186 327 278 310 .330, 337, 338 Newton Bateman, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, State of Illinois.... 335 Ninian W. Edwards, State Superintendent of Public Instruction in State of 18 335 Index-Continued. Illinois-northern Illinois affected by numerous religious sects number of schools in, from 1854 to 1858 Page 326 335 336 60 operations of the Quartermaster's Department, State of Illinois, 1861-62..181, 229, 230-236 pioneers of. dress and business habits.. pioneer women of-dress, occupation, tribute to their industry, and self-sacritice.. political campaign of 1828. parties based on questions of public policy unknown in, in 1818. politics in the early days of Illinois. population of, in 18 8. population of, in 1800 population of, in 1835 population of, in 1790 prairies 282 44,77 39,40 37 367 360 40 376 60 376 60 48, 171 24 47-48 307 297 2 Father Gibault escorted across by a guard. prairie fires in-description of. Press Association-David McCulloch, report on, conference with. secretary of the Illinois State Historical Society directed to pro-slavery and anti-slavery parties in-struggle for supremacy. QQuartermaster's Department of the State of Illinois. regiments at battle of Cerro Gordo in Mexican War. religious conditions in southeastern Illinois in 1835. resolution passed by Illinois Legislature, 1823, calling a convention to amend the State constitution.. societies in the early days of central Ills retrenchment in public expenditures demanded. rich in historical material. the Illinois river by railroad. Marquette establishes mission at Kaskaskia on Illinois river 15.60,92 120, 129, 131. 264, 279, 284, 285, 286, 292, 293,343, 356 Illinois River-Governor Reynolds recommends the connection of Lake Michigan and St. Clair, first county in St. Louis, Mo., newspapers had wide circulation in southern Illinois, in 1838 "Salines of Southern Ills." article by Professor George W. Smith in Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society, 1904-mention; foot-notes. salt industry in southern Illinois.. industry in Southern Illinois-foot-note. 353, 357, 360, 365,366 salt water discovered in many places in Illinois-foot-note Illinois-school funds of.. school law of, ought to be amended requiring teachers to be examined in Illinois history... 355 354 329-330 81 school report, 1881-82; 1883-84; 1885-86; 1887-88-quoted; see foot-notes. .279, 281, 282, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333,334,335 schools in the early days of central Illinois. 44 362 Illinois 2d General Assembly, 1820, organization of See Illinois-General Assembly and Legislature. Illinois-Secretary of State of-Morris Birkbeck's appointment as; and rejection of by Leg islature.. settlements, settlers of take oath of allegiance to the American colonies. Secretary of State of, made ex officio State Superinterdent of Common Schools.. 334 ..173, 174 368 337 26 should take some action towards preserving what remains of Fort Chartressee foot-note. slaves from other states hired to work in Illinois Salt Works.. 101, 102 360 |