Buskearks Regiment, 236
Bute, Lord, 53
By all means be upon your guard, 90
Byron, Admiral, 48, 235, 256
Colquhoun, Joseph, his narrative, 145;
continues narrative, 151
Campball, Brig. Gen., 235
Canada, 75
Canoe Place, 37
Carleton’s Aides, 206
Carleton, called a tyrant, 204, 280
Carleton’s finger will be heavier than Clinton’s thigh, 280
Carolina, 46, 53, 267
Cattle come from Connecticut and East Jersey, 264
Cathcart, Lord, at Southampton, 236
Catholics, Scotch Roman, 248
Cedar Swamp, 188
Charleston is fixed on, 261;
troops destined for, 262;
Fleet going to, 206;
British sail for, 263;
Capitulation of, 9;
troops expected at New York, 280;
mentioned, 265
Clarke, George, 102
Clarke, John, 95
Clinton, Gen. George, 8, 155
Clinton, Governor, 67, 163
Клинтон, сэр Генри, 53 , 65 , 73 , 91 , 125 , 179 , 186 , 186 , 188 , 198 , 211 , 213 , 237 , 244 , 262 , 263 , 264 , 267 ;
at Oyster Bay, 68;
among the carpenters, 137;
between Whitestone and Jamaica, 90;
His apology, 85;
gone to New York, 94;
£400 raised for, 65;
with 240 horse escorted through Setauket, 91;
misguided and bewildered by Washington, 213;
informs Burgoyne that there will be no British Army to meet him at Albany, 215;
orders all fields of wheat burned, 244;
dissatisfied with Arnold, 272
Clove or Ramapo Pass, 214
Cobble Hill, 57
Code, first that Culpers used, 41;
Codes, 209;
code Culpers used, 218;
code messages, 252
Coffee House, 12
Colden, Cadwalader. His daughter Mrs. Elizabeth DeLancey, 165
Coles, John Butler, 8
Coles, Rebecca, 103
Collier, Sir George, 40, 53, 56
Collin, Sir George, 258
Colonel Hay’s landing place, 147
Colquhoun, Samuel, 144
Columbian Centinal article by Washington, 212
Conklin, Capt. Cornelius, 178, 245, 274;
captured, 195
Connecticut, 247
Cooley, William, confirms Jameson’s statement, 154
Cooper, James Fenimore, “The Spy”, v, 44, 113
Coram, British troops there, 89, 93;
mentioned, 195, 286;
forage at, 191
Cork fleet is expected, 188
Cork fleet arrived at the Hook, 202
Cornwallis, Charles, Lord, to take troops, 68;
mentioned, 53, 187, 188, 263
Cortlandts Manor, 81
Council of Appointment, 4
Counterfeit money, 95;
to pay taxes with, 266
Counterpart of the Stain, 264
Cow Bay, 221
Cow Neck, 100
Cowneck Point, 86
Crane’s Island, 151
Crompound, 155
Crom’s Island, 151
Кросби, Энох, v
Croton, Paulding captured at, 167
Cruger, Nicholas, beats James Rivington, 7
Culper Junior, mentioned, 1, 4, 45, 88, 101, 112, 117, 184;
again engaged, 90;
again in New York, 198;
back in New York, 275;
makes special visit to Senior, 276;
his British uniform, 204;
note addressed to Floyd, 82;
Culper’s reports, 3;
meets with Woodhull without attracting suspicion, 8;
almost betrayed, 198;
Letters: June 29, 1779, 45, 247;
July 15, 1779, 50 and 248;
July 29, 1779, 52;
Aug. 6, 1779, 54 and 249;
Sept. 11, 1779, 55;
Sept. 29, 1779, 254;
Oct. 9, 1779, 255;
Nov. 3, 1779, 68;
Nov. 27, 1779, 71, 224;
Dec. 27, 1779, 7, 263;
July 20, 1780, 82;
Aug. 23, 1780, 267;
Oct. 20, 1780, 186;
May 5, 1782, 203;
Sept. 19, 1782, 206
Culper Senior, 2;
First Judge of Suffolk Co., 3;
trusts Washington will overlook imperfections, 39;
says “be everywhere upon your guard”, 40;
pleased with curious ink, 42;
robbed, 43;
searched and robbed, 62;
agrees to advance Washington the money needed for the secret service work, 199;
examined at Brooklyn Ferry, 201;
fears handwriting may betray him, 244;
to see Junior 12 miles from Setauket, 259;
meets British force under Col. Burch, 259;
says “not the breadth of your hand between me and death”, 260;
Col. Floyd, 260;
would kill Simcoe, 262;
Письма:
Oct. 31, 1778, 32;
Nov. 23, 1778, 34;
Feb. 26, 1779, 37;
Apl. 10, 1779, 39;
Apl. 12, 1779, 41;
Apl. 29, 1779, 43;
June 5, 1779, 43 and 241;
June 20, 1779, 44;
June 30, 1779, 45;
July 9, 1779, 47;
July 15, 1779, 50;
Aug. 12, 1779, 54, 251;
Aug. 15, 1779, 55, 252;
Sept. 19, 1779, 62, 253;
Oct 10, 1779, 62;
Oct. 26, 1779, 65, 257;
Oct. 29, 1779, 65;
Nov. 5, 1779, 69;
Nov. 13, 1779, 70, 259;
Nov. 29, 1779, 71;
Dec. 12, 1779, 72, 262;
Feb. 27, 1780, 73;
Mar. 13, 1780, 74, 264;
April 18, 1780, 75;
April 23, 1780, 75;
May 4, 1780, 77;
June 10, 1780, 79;
July 20, 1780, two, one to Washington and one to Caleb Brewster, 83;
Aug. 6, 1780, 88;
Aug. 16, 1780, 90;
Sept. 1, 1780, 94;
Sept. 5, 1780, 95;
Sept. 12, 1780, 96;
Sept. 18, 1780, 99;
Aug. 27, 1780, 266;
Oct. 14, 1780, 187, 270;
Oct. 26, 1780, 187;
Nov. 12, 1780, 189;
Sept. 27, 1780, 194;
Oct. 8, 1780, 194;
Nov. 28, 1780, 271;
Dec. 24, 1780, 195;
Feb. 8, 1781, 197, 272;
Mar. 18, 1781, 198, 275;
April 23, 1781, 198, 275;
May 8, 1781, 201, 276;
May 19, 1781, 201;
May 27, 1781, 202, 277;
June 4, 1781, 202, 278;
June 27, 1781, 202;
July 5, 1782, 204, 279;
July 5, 1783, 207
Cunningham, William, 165
Custis, G. W. P. wrote: “the gold paid for the secret service was of inestimable value”, 16
Danbury, 37
Danes, ship belonging to, 190
Danolson, Fade, 66
Darby, Admiral, 272
Davidson, Capt. William, 280
Dayton, Ebenezer, ducked at East Hampton, 254
Dean, Capt., 225
Deane, Mr., 43
Deane, Silas, 51
Deceptive letters, 213
DeLancey’s brigade at Lloyd’s Neck, 250
DeLancey, Brigr. Gen., 86
DeLancey, James and the Cow Boys, 160;
attempt to capture, 164
DeLancey, John Peter, who married Elizabeth Floyd, 165
DeLancey, Mrs. Elizabeth, 165
DeLancey, 236, and Mr. McAdams would sell their estates, 239
DeLancey, Major, 220, 221
DeLancey, Nancy, 165
DeLancey, Ol., 85 (footnote 22)
DeLancey resides at Jamaica, 250
Delavan, Capt., 157
Delaware Bay, 249
Dennis, Capt., 287
DeRiedesel, 224
D’Estaing, 235, 261;
expected, 255;
reported in Delaware Bay, 257
DeWurmb, 220
Dictionary, 54
Diehl, Daniel, 78
Digby, protection from, 284
Dobbs’ Ferry, 135, 137
Dragoons posted 15 miles apart, 11, 88
Dragoons, 17th Regiment of, 94;
at Musqueto Cove, 188;
at Hempstead, 190, 256
Drake, Colonel Gil, 156, 166
Drowned Meadow, 93
Duke de la Rochefoucault, Liancourt, 124
Duke of Athol’s Regiment, 40, 48
Dusenberry, Richd., 166
Duyckenik, Christopher, 50, 249
East Chester, 167
East Haddam, Conn., 1
East Hampton, L. I., 37, 81;
boys deck Dayton, 254
Elizabeth, 236
Elizabeth Town, 240;
troops land near, 9
Emmerick, 236
England, Packet sailing for, 206
English fleet, about 75 sail left Sandy Hook, 272
Erskine, Sir Wm., 113;
fortifying at Southampton and building boats, 237
Estaing, Charles Henry, Count d’, 48, 65
Eustice, Dr., 177
Expenses for self and horse considerable, 100
Fairfield, 33, 37, 81, 226, 287
Fairlie, James, 287
Faller, Pero, 166
Fanning’s Regiment, 94, 266;
at Lloyd’s Neck, 69;
at White Stone, 247
Fish, Jubis, has boats at Horse Neck, 93
Fishkill, 107, 144, 159, 197
Floyd Family, 15;
Benjamin, 82;
Элизабет, v;
Elizabeth, the mother of Mrs. James Fenimore Cooper, 165;
Mary, who married Major Tallmadge, 165;
Colonel, 37;
Col. Benjamin, robbed, 66, of service to Whig interests, 67;
Col. after E. Dayton, 253;
Culper likely to stand in need of his services, 238;
returned on his Parole, 238
Flushing, L. I., 14, 38, 102, 190, 268;
Major André at, 125;
Browns regiment at, 74;
a regiment of Horse at, 57;
1000 Hessians at, 271;
Yaigers at, 236
Flushing Heights, 85
Foreword, 1
Fort Putnam, 152
Fort St. George, 191;
Capt. Hazard going there, 202
Forts nearly completed, 255
Fort Washington strongly fortified, 255
Fortifying L. I. opposite Frog’s Point, 267
Fortifying the Heights of Harlem, 267
France, Large fleet sailing from, 196
Franklin, John, 8
Franks, David S., 172
Franks, Major, 145, 176, 178
French Fleet, mentioned, 69, 206, 253;
arrives off Rhode Island, 81;
second division to arrive, 90;
steering for the Continent, 255
Frigate sank off Helgate, 271
Frog’s Neck, 84
Gallows Point, Cannonade from, 151
Gambier, Admiral, 40
Gardiner’s Bay, fleet there, 190;
British Fleet sails from, 94
Gardiner’s Island, 87
Gardner, Sergt. Robert, 137
Gazette, Royal, 12;
tells of John Paulding’s capture, 165
Genealogy—Townsend, 268
General Assembly of New York, 104
Gentlemen stand soldier like, 280
Georgia, mentioned, 56, 64, 69, 237, 238, 224, 252, 256, 261, 280;
no late accounts from, 58, 258;
troops for, 256
Glover and Hoyt, 93
Gordon, Lord Charles, 265
Governor’s Island, 64;
repairing works, 255
Graves, Admiral, arrives in New York, 81
Great Neck, 10
Green Farms, 88
Green, General, announces Arnold’s treason, 119
Green, Genl. Nathaniel, letter to Coll. Wadsworth, 181
Greene’s, Genl., lines at Brooklyn, 108
Greenland, 285
Grinell, Capt., 241
Guard boats kept out, 250
Guilford, 88
Gustavus letter, 138
Hale, Nathan, where he was captured, 20;
Энох Хейл записал, что «Натан, будучи заподозрен по своим движениям в том, что он хочет выбраться из Нью-Йорка, был повешен», 20 ;
Джон Хейл записал в городских записях Ковентри: «Капитан Натан Хейл был схвачен в городе Нью-Йорке и казнен», 20 ;
Глава I, страницы 19–29 ;
mentioned, vi, 1, 30, 111
Halifax, mentioned, 40, 48, 64, 68, 237, 248
Hammond, Sir Andrew, arrives, 255
Hamilton, Alexander, mentioned, 4, 54, 61, 125;
acts for Washington, 84;
his opinion of plot to capture Washington, 136
Hamilton, Coll. (Alexander), 177
Hamilton, Coll. (British), 84
Hampton Roads, 188
Handwriting, 3
Handkerchief full of gold, 163
Hanly, Lieutenant, 283
Harrison’s Brewery, 258
Hartford, mentioned, 95, 168, 177, 182
Haverstraw, 153
Haverstraw Bay, 148
Hawkins, Jonas, 11, 55
Hazard, Capt., 202
Heath, Genl., 84, 92, 99
Heath, General William, letter from Washington, 179
Hempstead Bay, 86
Hempstead Harbor, 259
Hempstead Plains, 85
Hempstead, 17th Dragoons at, 62, 74, 271
Heron, William, otherwise Hiram, the British Spy, 128, 198, 220, 230
Hessians at Brooklyn Ferry, 35
Hessian Regiments, 56, 267
Hessian Yeagers at Jericho, 190
Hessian Yeagers at Oyster Bay, 190
Hewlet, Col. remains on Lloyd’s Neck, 38
Hewlett, Col. Richard, 226
Hicks Boat, 10
Hicks, John, 102
Hicks, Mary, 102
Higday, George, 45, 47, 246
Hiram, 219 (see Heron)
Hobart, John Sloss, 110
Hopkins, Benedict Arnold’s chum in Boston, 182
Hopkins, C. D., marries Elizabeth Arnold, 182
Horseneck, 101
Horses not sold yet, 280
Hospital Ship destroyed by fire, 74
Hot Press in New York, 190
Houghton Mifflin Company, 4
Howe, Genl., 93, 157, 211
Howe, Robert, his letter to Arnold, 122
Howe, Genl. Robert, innocently betrays his spies to Arnold, 122
Howel, George (Aiqlai Bqyim), 95
Howel, a particular friend of Tryon, 270
Hubbel, Capt., 283
Hubbel, Major, at Lloyd’s Neck, 279
Hubbell, Lieut., 176
“Hugo,” by Mrs. Smith, 213
Hulce, Joseph, 66
Hulet, Coll., 245
Humphreys, Major, 97, 267
Hunter, Elijah, sent to Arnold, 134
Huntington, 43, 94, 226, 241, 256, 262, 284
Huntington Bay, 87
Huntington has Coll. Ludlow’s, Gov. Brown’s and Coll. Fanning’s Regiments, 259
Huzzars, 94
Imprisoned, Several friends, 189
Independence offered, 203
Inspector of Letters at Brooklyn Ferry, 55
Intercepted Messages, 213
Jackson, T. T., Account of the capture of Fort St. George, 192
Jamaica. A guard for the General there, 57;
Col. Ludlow there, 203;
commanding officer of Kings Forces at, 86;
Coll. Fanning’s Regiment at, 74;
DeLancey there, 250;
Regiment of Highlanders there, 38;
Troops at, 190;
200 men left at, 236;
mentioned: 14, 102, 284
Jameson, Colonel John, mentioned, 117, 162, 167, 178;
His letter to Washington, 162
Jameson, William, His record of meeting André, 154
Jarvis, Capt., 93
Jay, James, furnishes ink for spies, 51;
his letter to Washington, 210
Jay, John, mentioned, 44, 51, 210;
his code from Entick’s Dictionary, 215
Jericho, mentioned, 103, 194;
Queens Rangers at, 62;
second Battalion of Skinner’s Brigade at, 74
Jerusalem South, 69
Johnson, Capt., 287
Johnstone, Capt., killed, 283
Jones, E., 70
Jones, General, 236
Jones, M. Genl., 51
Jones, Thomas, his account of the Setauket affair, 230
Keirs, Major, 144
Kelly’s House, 70
Ketchak, Lieut., killed, 195
King, Absalom, of Long Island, 181
King, Anna, 268
Kings Bridge, 85, 97, 168, 236, 264
King’s Ferry, 134, 148
Kip’s house. André dines there, 141
Kissam, Major John, 84
Knyphausen, 236, 264
Knox, Secretary, 288
Lafayette, 84;
escapes snare laid by Arnold, 121
Lake George, 124
Lamb, General John, 7
Lambert: Cornelius Lambert, Lambert Lambert and Henry Lambert, the ferrymen, 154
Laurel Hill, 85
Laurens, John, 125
Lawrence, Edward, 269;
Effingham, 10, 268, 269;
Henry, 269;
Joseph, 10, 268;
Lydia, 269;
Mary, 269;
Major, 110;
Richard, 268;
Robert, 269;
Townsend, 269;
William, 269
Lawrence Hewlett’s Point, 86
Leer, Tobias, 177
Leland, General, 259
Leslie, General, 236
Letter folded very small, 97
Letters, necessity for destroying them, 241
Lewis, Anne, 287
Lewis, Jonathan, 287
Light House, strong fort there, 255
Lions, P., 70
Liquid for secret letters hard to get, 43
Little Neck, 269
Livingston, James, letter to Arnold, 137;
forwards Robinson’s letter, 139;
has a word, 154
Livingston, William, 160
Lloyd, Margaret, 16
Lloyd’s Neck, British carry hay to, 66;
Col. Ludlow’s Regt., there, 74;
Colden’s Volunteers at, 271;
DeLancey’s brigade there, 57;
Lloyd’s Neck has Col. Ludlow’s, Gov. Brown’s, and Col. Fanning’s Regiments, 259;
troops called from, 79;
Jersey Volunteers leave, 203;
mentioned, 46, 89, 90, 262
Location of British, 280
London, 285
Long Clove, where André met Arnold, 150, 152
L. I. Troops on west end, 256
Lord Cathcart’s Legion at Jericho, 259;
at Oyster Bay, 259
Lord Rawdon’s Corps, 64
Lord Rhoden’s Regiment, 236
Lower Salem, 117
Loyalists, American, 124
Loyalists setting off for Nova Scotia, 281
Ludlow, Col., has left Lloyd’s Neck, 203
Ludlow, Col., Regiment, 245
Ludlow’s Regiment at Lloyd’s Neck, 194, 236
Luzerne, Chevalier, 177
Lyme, 88
Lyons, Parsons, 95
Mandeville, James, 166
Mansfield, Margaret, wife of Benedict Arnold, 182
Marshall quotes Lafayette, 121
Martin, Gov., 263
Martin, Henry H., 268
Masks to disguise letters, 215
Mastic, 191
Mathews to sail for Europe, 90
Mathews, Gen., 189, 236
Mayflower, 285
McAdams would sell his estate, 239
Mernaid, Capt., 247
Middletown, 95
Milford, 280
Miller, Andraes, 156
Millers Place, troops there, 93
Mitchill, Dr., 287
Monroe, Harriet, 268
Montaigne, 214
Moody, clever British Spy, 126;
and Arnold’s code letter offering to betray West Point, 215;
Moody meets Heron, another British Spy, at West Point, 127
Moore, George, 102
Moore, John (alias B. Arnold), 126
Morris House, 85
Morris, Robert, code letters, 216;
gets gold for secret service, 216
Mount Misery, Militia to drive, 254
Muirson, 91;
betrays Howell to Woodhull, 270
Muirson, Heathcote, 286
Mulford, Col. at East Hampton, 111
Musqueto Cove, 188
Newburgh, 174, 204
New Haven, 88, 95, 171, 182, 191
New London, 16, 42, 88;
Union School, 1
Newport, 63, 168;
used similar signals to those on Long Island, 15;
harbor, 84
Newtown, L. I., 38;
54th regiment at, 74;
200 Grenadiers at, 271
New York, 38, 85, 90, 188, 189, 196, 244, 259, 264;
Custom House, 288
Николл:
Annie, 269;
Benjamin, 269;
Charlotte, 269;
Delancey, 269;
Dr., 35;
Edward Holland, 269;
Henry, 269, 279;
Mary Townsend, 269;
Samuel Benjamin of Shelter Island, 269;
Solomon Townsend, 269
North Castle, 89, 96, 101, 167, 168;
Church, 157
North, Lord, 56
Norwich, 182
Norwich Hill, L. I., 85
“Not long since there was not the breadth of your finger betwixt me and death”, 71
Oakman, Henry, 54
Oakman & Townsend, 54
Odells, Mr., 130
Officers out with hounds every day, 93
Ондердонк, Генри, vi;
приводит подробности «битвы» при Сетокете, 229
Orange County, 103
Orange Town, 91
Osborne, J., 129
Outram, Ship, from London, 182
Oxen demanded by British, 65
Oyster Bay, 4, 30, 35, 57, 68, 94, 101, 124, 136, 141, 220, 258;
Foot belonging to Legend at, 62;
German Huzzars at, 74;
Heron captured near, 220;
Coll. Simcoe at, 38, 94, 236;
Col. Simcoe going to leave, 253;
Yeagers and Germans at, 271
Paper, British get for counterfeiting, 71
Paper from Philadelphia for Counterfeit money, 261
Paper. What Tallmadge had was too poor to use, 194
Parish, Dr. Matthew, 104
Parker, Admiral, 260, 261
Parsons, Genl. Samuel H., 96, 133, 197, 198, 219, 220;
demands surrender of Setauket church, 229;
captures horse-blankets, 226;
was to be a second Arnold, 220;
sends letters and British spies to Benedict Arnold, 120;
introduces Heron, the British Spy, to B. Arnold, 127;
letter of Feb. 17, 1781, 274
Patterson, Genl., 53;
to sail for Europe, 90
Paulding, John, 167;
brings spy to headquarters, 118;
his narrative, 160;
among the prisoners, 166;
monument near Peekskill, 164
Payne, John Howard, with the parents when Edgar Poe was born, 183
Peekskill, 155
Penobscot, 53;
American Fleet at, 56
Petticoat and Handkerchiefs, 15
Philadelphia, Pa., 37, 173, 182, 238
Phillips, General, 276;
is dead, 278
Pierce, G. M., quoted, 17
Pierson, Mr., 214
Pine’s Bridge, 158
Poe, David, Jr. and Sr. of Baltimore, 183
Poe, Edgar Allan, 183
Poe, Mrs., 183
Poers, Captain, 224
Port Jefferson shot up by Stephen Smith, 278
Portsmouth, 258
Powles Hook, 235
Presbyterian Meeting House, Setauket, 226
Prescot, Genl., Express from, 253
Prince of Wales American Regiment at Jamaica on way to Huntington, 69
Provincial Convention, 30
Provost, Genl., 48
Putnam, Coll. Barge Crew, 135
Putnam, General, 37, 107, 139, 141;
his orders to Parsons, 226
Quebec, 56
Queens County Loyalists, 226
Queens County Militia, 85, 86
Queens Rangers, 53, 90, 124, 251, 266;
at Oyster Bay, 57, 236, 256;
marched from Oyster Bay to André’s aid, 163;
at Jamaica, 194;
at Jericho, 256
Ramsay, Coll., 73
Rathbone, Sarah, 268
Rawdon, Lord Francis, captures Tallmadge’s baggage and money for the Culpers, 46;
mentioned, 53
Raynham Hall at Oyster Bay, 103
Remsen’s, Colonel, regiment, 108
Rhea, Lieutenant, 283
Rhode Island, 85, 90, 116, 235, 237, 244, 253, 256, 258, 267
Riedesel, Mme., entertains Major André and General Clinton, 141
River Head, British troops there, 89
Rivington, James, Sketch, 5;
His Coffee House, 7;
in Jail, 7;
mentioned, 13, 265;
His paper, 165, 249
Robbers, 241
Robertson, Gov., 220
Robinson, Capt., 173
Robinson, Coll. Beverly, 149, 175;
his letter Sept. 19, 1780, 141;
a confidant of André, 125
Robinson, General, 186
Robinson, Genl. (Jimmy), to command in Virginia, 278
Robinson House, 121, 172
Robinson’s Regiment, 236, 267
Robinson, William T., Culper’s assistant, once owned property, 421 E. 61st St., N. Y., 10;
his letters, June 7, 1780, 9;
Dec. 31, 1779, 10;
June 24, 1780, 265
Rochambeau, Count, 168;
arrives at Newport, 84
Rodney, Admiral, 190, 196
Rodney, Sir George, fleet arrives, 99, 135
Roe, Austin, 13, 31, 61, 81, 89, 190, 202;
The “Paul Revere” of New York, 82;
How his leg was broken, 61
Rogers, Capt., 245
Rogers, Coll., 124
Rome, John, 50, 51
Ruggles, Nathaniel, mentioned, 4
Russia, ships belonging to, 190
Russian Ambassador, 202
Rustdorf, 102
Саг-Харбор, v
Salem, 167, 169
Samuel Culper Junior, hopes and expects all his letters are destroyed, 187
Sandy Hook, 195, 235;