| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1752.12.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Indian, Cherokee, chief attended Othello [t] in Williamsburg theatre | 1774.04.06 | South Carolina | CITATION | Indian, Cherokee, pretended author of lyric [beg] Ye prospr'ous sons | 1780.11.11 | New York | CITATION | Indian Chief, actor in character spoke prologue [beg] I am a Chief, a native | 1782.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Indian chief who, fam'd of yore, The [fl] | 1783.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Indian chief, who, fam'd of yore, The [fl] | 1783.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Indian chief who, fam'd of yore [fl], The | 1783.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Indian chief who, fam'd of yore, The [fl] | 1774.06.09 | Norfolk | CITATION | Indian customs, imitated at ball in Norfolk, given by Sons of St Tamminy | 1769.06.30 | Stockbridge | CITATION | Indian dance, in Stockbridge, scene of fight between two brothers | 1769.07.03 | Stockbridge | CITATION | Indian dance, in Stockbridge, scene of fight between two brothers | 1764.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Indian Emperor [t], for sale by Holt, John | 1756.08.19 | New York | CITATION | Indian, in New York, sang Death Song [t], in torture-execution by French | 1769.11.29 | Savannah | CITATION | Indian, in Savannah, dancing and singing, discussion in dialogue | 1737.03.07 | Utopia | CITATION | Indian Kintekaying, noise of horn resembles | 1771.12.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Indian, Mohawk, dancing and singing, discussion in dialogue | 1772.04.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Indian, Mohawk, dancing and singing, discussion in dialogue | 1771.11.25 | Albany | CITATION | Indian, Mohawk, dancing and singing, discussion of in dialogue | 1758.10.28 | Loyalhanning | CITATION | Indian music, metaphor of attack, description of battle at Loyalhanning | 1734.10.24 | Perth Amboy | CITATION | Indian-Negro, Wan, runaway who plays fiddle | 1734.10.31 | Perth Amboy | CITATION | Indian-Negro, Wan, runaway who plays fiddle | 1734.11.07 | Perth Amboy | CITATION | Indian-Negro, Wan, runaway who plays fiddle | 1734.11.14 | Perth Amboy | CITATION | Indian-Negro, Wan, runaway who plays fiddle | 1740.03.10 | New York | CITATION | Indian Philosopher [t] [beg] Why should our joys transorm to pain | 1783.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Indian Queen, owner of runaway Negro named Bouchester who plays French horn | 1783.02.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Indian Queen, owner of runaway Negro named Bouchester who plays French horn | 1773.10.30 | Warwick | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Buck, plays violin | 1773.11.06 | Warwick | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Buck, plays violin | 1738.01.23 | Exeter | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Covy, plays viol | 1738.01.30 | Exeter | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Covy, plays viol | 1738.02.06 | Exeter | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Covy, plays viol | 1750.05.24 | Cecil County | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Maycum, John, plays violin | 1750.05.31 | Cecil County | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Maycum, John, plays violin | 1750.06.07 | Cecil County | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Maycum, John, plays violin | 1740.06.09 | Stratford | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Worrison, Pallas, plays fiddle | 1740.06.09 | Stratford | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Worrison, Pallas, plays fiddle | 1740.06.23 | Stratford | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Worrison, Pallas, plays fiddle | 1740.06.23 | Stratford | CITATION | Indian, runaway named Worrison, Pallas, plays fiddle | 1760.11.24 | Rhode Island | CITATION | Indian, runaway servant named Hazard, Toby, plays violin | 1760.12.01 | Rhode Island | CITATION | Indian, runaway servant named Hazard, Toby, plays violin | 1760.12.08 | Rhode Island | CITATION | Indian, runaway servant named Hazard, Toby, plays violin | 1767.06.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Indian slave, runaway named Jack, plays fiddle | 1782.04.16 | Muskingum | CITATION | Indian song, taught captive by Moravian Indians | 1753.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Indian songs, to be translated and published | 1783.09.05 | New York | CITATION | Indian tunes, sung by Shakers in worship | 1773.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Indian War Dance [t], to be danced after Love a la Mode [t] | 1773.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Indian War Dance [t], to be danced after Love A-La-Mode [t] | 1775.08.09 | New Windsor | CITATION | Indian War Hoop, in New Windsor, by soldiers | 1776.11.29 | Ramepough | CITATION | Indian, Waugs, John, fiddler, American deserter | 1776.12.13 | Ramepough | CITATION | Indian, Waugs, John, fiddler, American deserter | 1776.12.20 | Ramepough | CITATION | Indian, Waugs, John, fiddler, American deserter | 1751.09.19 | London | CITATION | Indian weed must sure succeed, The [fl] |