Chapter XII: Part 12

Swain, John, “Natchez Trace”: 343

Swaney, John L.: story of Mason, in Guild’s _Old Times_, 179–183, 201,
244 [262] 339

Taylor, John (name assumed by Little Harpe after death of Big Harpe):
212, 217, 219–221, 224, 232, 256–262;
see _The Harpes_

_Tennessee, Old Times in_, Guild: 179–183, 201 [262] 244, 339

_Tennessee Gazette_: 248, 343

Tennessee River: 180, 191, 198

Thompkins, James: pursues Harpes, 109, 114;
reward to, 139;
life, 140

Thompson, Mrs. (daughter of Samuel Mason): 218

Thompson, T. P.: library of; 345

Thruston, R. C. Ballard, library of: 345

Thwaites, Reuben Gold: _On the Storied Ohio_; editor Wither’s
Chronicles; Thwaites and Kellogg: _Frontier Defense_;
[163] _Revolution on the Upper Ohio_ [160]; 343, 344;
see _Early Western Travels_

Tiel, Edward; pursues Harpes, 65

Todd, Thomas (attorney): 76

Tolu (Ky.): 285, 305

Tower Rock: 44

Trabue, Daniel: _Autobiography in Colonial Men and Times_, 78, 86, 87,
97–100, 102 [86, 95–99, 102] 141, 150, 339

Trabue, John: killed by Harpes, 86, 87, 141

Tradewater River: 143, 273, 274

Triplett, Frank, _Great American Crimes_: 128, 344

Triplett, Robert, _Roland Trevor_: 128, 344

Trisword brothers: killed by Harpes, 103, 104

Trowbridge, Mr.: killed by Harpes, 108, 109

Tully, John: killed by Harpes, 98, 99;
legislative act for Christiana, widow of, 98

Union Co. (Ky.): 172

_Union County Kentucky_, Evansville Courier Co.: 273, 278, 338

Van Cleve, B., Journal of: 167, 168, 339

Venable, W. H., _Beginnings of Literary Culture in Ohio Valley_: 344

Vicksburg (Walnut Hills, or Nogales): 196–198, 201, 212, 220,
223–225, 232

Vidal, N. M. V. (secretary of war, Spanish Louisiana): 246

_Virginia Rose_, E. R. Roe: 327, 328

Virginia State Library, _List of Revolutionary Soldiers of
Virginia_: 160, 344

Wabash River: 23

Wales, Doctor: attends Mrs. John Mason, 227

Walker, Betsey (alleged wife of Big Harpe): see _The Harpes_

Walker, Elizabeth (alleged wife of Big Harpe): see _The Harpes_

Walker’s Bar: 44

Wallace, Mr. (lawyer): defends Mason, 188

Waller, John: captures Jim Wilson, 51, 52

Walnut Hills: see _Vicksburg_

Warren Co. (Miss.): 253, 265

Washington (Miss.): 196, 252, 257, 272

Washington Co. (Tenn.): 164

Waters, Dr. Richard Jones: 218;
testimony Mason trial, 235–237

Watts, Joseph, in _Chronicles_: 329

Watts, William Courtney: _Chronicles of a Kentucky Settlement_ 47,
285, 329, 344;
Webb brothers, at Cave, 285–292;
Ford as Wilson, 47, 291–293;
Watts on Shouse case, 316

Webb, Dr. Charles H. (son-in-law of James Ford): 46, 292, 303, 304,
329;
at Cave, 285–291

Webb, Mrs. Charles H.: see _Cassandra Ford_

Webb, John: held at Cave, 286–291

Webster Co. (Ky.): 128, 144

Weir, James; describes Knoxville, 62

Wells (name assumed by Little Harpe): 219, 221, 232, 256;
see _The Harpes_

Welsh, Joseph (sheriff): 76–77

Welsh, Nicholas (associate of Mason): 171

Welsh, Thomas: pursues Harpes, 73;
on death of Langford, 76

Weston (Ky.): 303

_Western Literary and Historical Magazine_: Draper’s “Sketch of the
Harpes,” 115–125, 344

_Western Monthly Magazine_: Hall’s review of _The Outlaw_,
330, 339, 344

_Western Monthly Review_: 344

_Western Souvenir_, Hall: 341

_Western Spy and Hamilton Gazette_: 101, 246, 248, 256, 344

Wheeling, Siege of: see _Fort Henry_

_Wheeling Gazette_: 185–188, 344

White, Robert: pursues Harpe, 140

White River: 203, 204, 220

Wiguens (associate of Mason): 219, 220, 223, 228 229

Wilderness Road: 66–68, 72, 75;
_Wilderness Road_, Speed [70] 343

Wiley, George: quoted in Claiborne’s _Mississippi_, 188, 189

Williamson Co. (Tenn.): 221

Wilson (associate of Mason on the Miss.): 221

Wilson, James: name for James Ford in _Chronicles_, 47, 291–293, 329

Wilson, Jim: career of, 47–52;
Liquor Vault and House for Entertainment, 47, 49;
Wilson’s Tavern, 49, 51;
Wilson’s Gang, 50, 284

Wilson --: name for Samuel Mason at Cave, 47, 175

Winterington (son-in-law of Samuel Mason): 218

Winters, Elisha: robbed by Mason, 251, 258

Wisconsin State Historical Society, 335, 336, 344, 345;
see _Draper_, Kellogg’s _Frontier Retreat_, Thwaites and Kellogg,
_Frontier Defence_, _Revolution on the Upper Ohio_

Withers, Alexander S.: _Chronicles of Border Warfare_ [162] 344

Wolf Island: 177

Wood, John (father of Susan Harpe): 145

Wood, William: pursues Harpe, 98–100

Woods, Edgar, _Albemarle County in Virginia_: 344

Worthen, A. H. (Ill. geologist): 344

Wythe Co. (Va.): 74

Yazou River: 196, 197

Yeakey, Robert Lee: owner of Cave, 28

Young, Captain: pursues outlaws in Ky., 91–93

Young, Rev. Jacob, _Autobiography_: 102, 103, 153, 154, 345

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