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Note: DB stands for Daniel Boone throughout the index

Acts 16:25,
303

Adam (slave),
136
,
137

Adams, John,
186

“Adventures of Col. Daniel Boon,”
xviii
,
336
–45,
361
,
367
,
375
–76,
454

Alford, Thomas Wildcat,
243

Algonquins,
56

Allegheny Mountains (later called Smokies),
66

Allegheny Trail,
29

Allen, Benjamin,
298

American Place Names
(Stewart),
90

American Revolution,
32
,
43
,
44
,
156
,
385

Battle of the Blue Licks as last major battle of,
327

Britain as power in North America after the,
305

Cornwallis’s surrender,
304
,
310

DB arrested by the British,
302
–3

defense of Boonesborough as key to control of the Ohio Valley,
267
,
275

fighting in the West until 1783,
305

Freemasons and,
214
–15

Native Americans and,
195
,
199
–201,
204
,
215
,
216
,
217
,
228
,
282
,
297
–98,
309
,
310
,
331
–32

Apalachee Indians,
83

Appalachian Mountains,
83

Aron, Stephen,
xxiii
,
39
,
103
,
183
,
187
,
359
,
384

Arthur, Gabriel,
96

Ashe, Thomas,
112

Astor, John Jacob,
422

Astor fur company,
419

Astoria
(Irving),
422

Attakullakulla (Cherokee chief),
60
,
154
,
160
,
161
,
162
,
171
,
204
,
210

Audubon, John James,
420
–21,
426
,
427

Augustine of Hippo,
6

Axtell, James,
234
,
235

Baily, Francis,
372
,
392

Bakeless, John,
xxii

Ball, Thomas,
311

Ballard, Boone,
365

Ballenger, John,
393

Balzac, Honoré de,
78

Baptists,
433

Barbee (Frenchman),
229
,
232

Barbour,
118
–19

Bartram, William,
xix
,
83
,
343
,
427
,
434
,
454
,
455
,
456

bear,
86
,
165
,
375
,
401

hunting of,
37
,
71
,
102
,
292
,
382
–83,
384
,
419