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Hamilton, Henry, British Governor at Detroit, 139, 145-146.
Hampbright, Colonel, 209.
Hanna, C. A., The Wilderness Trail, cited, 97 (note).
Harding, Chester, and Boone, 278-279.
Harrod, James, 139; establishes first settlement in Kentucky, 110, 114, 121, 129; as surveyor, 113; and Henderson, 138; goes to Watauga for supplies, 141-142; made a Captain, 149; accompanies Clark, 153.
Harrodsburg, 136, 142, 149, 153, 245, 246; founded, 114, 129; Remonstrance, 140, 151; Indian attacks on, 146.
Henderson, Judge Richard, leader of Transylvania Company, 130-140, 160, 184-185; Donelson's party meets, 193.
Henry, Patrick, Preston writes to, 125.
Heydt, Joist, 16.
Highlanders, in Revolutionary War, 8, 13-14; in North Carolina, 9; clan system, 10;
characteristics, 10-12; and Indians, 54-55; see also Scotch-Irish.
Hill, William, 96.
Holden, Joseph, 98, 100.
Holston River settlement, 141, 158, 159, 168, 176.
Honeycut, pioneer at Watauga, 165.
Hooper, William, 160.
Houston, Rev. Samuel, 235.
Hoyt, W. H., The Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, cited, 8 (note).
Huguenots in America, 54.
Hunter, James, 164.
Husband, Hermon, 161, 163, 164.