Note that there is a second article mentioning Caesar in the Winter Issue of 2007 starting on page 4 and continuing on page 8 and the following.
Activities of the Narragansett Planters, by Ernest Hamlin Baker (mural) – 04-3-6;
Adult Education/Programs - 02-2-11; 02-3-8; 02-4-3; 02-4-9; 03-1-10 (Fitts’ lecture); 03-1-12; 03-2-1,11ff; 03-4-4; 03-4-10 (photos); 04-2-16 (antique auto show); 04-3-10; series – 04-3-11; camp-05-1-4; ladies’ camp – 05-3-4
Agriculture – 08-2-12ff, 08-2-11ff 08-3-11ff; barn, corncrib – 05-2-13; Cocumscussoc farms - 02-4-7;
Alcohol – Trade/Use/with Natives – 06-4-1, 6, 7,
Anglo-Dutch Wars - 09-2-6ff
Aquidneck Island/Portsmouth - 07-2-9
Archaeology at Cocumscussoc - 09-2-4ff, 08-4-2,3; 07-3-1ff, 07-4-3
2007 Artifacts 07-2-13ff
1972-1973 Artifacts, Brown Univ - 06-4-1ff
1972 URI (John Senulis) – 00-1-4 (17th c. silver willowtree coin; musket flint); 02-3-4
Buttons 06-1-1ff
Geophysical Remote Sensing (2006-7) 07-3-1
Glass Bottle Studies (Brown) - 06-4-1, 6ff
Interpreting Porcelain found at Cocumscussoc – 06-2-14ff
Metal Artifacts related to domestic activities - 06-4-15ff (photos)
Porcelain sherds - 06-2-1ff; Cat(alog of finds 06-2-21ff
RIDOT Grant Ground Penetrating Studies 06-4-3
Small Finds from 1972-73, 1989-1984 Brown Studies 06-4-15, 06-2-1ff
Arnold Family
Ardeliza (Mrs. Daniel Updike)
Gov. Benedict
Eleazer Arnold House – 00-4-4
Josiah
Sarah (Mrs. Daniel Updike)
Artifacts - See also specific items, archaeology
Buttons – 06-1-1ff
Clock (dwarf, tall-case in 18th c. dining room) – 04-02-10
History 06-1-1,8
Specific to Cocumscussoc 06-1-9ff White metal, brass, porcelain, bone 07-1-9 (photos)
Items found in 1972-1973 excavations - 06-4-1ff
Items found in 1989-1994 excavations (Brown) – 06-1-1ff
Items found in 2006-2007 excavations - 07-3-13ff
Glass 06-4-1ff
Metal Artifacts related to domestic activities - 06-4-15
Milk Bottle – 03-4-4
Walking Stick (Daniel Updike) - 02-1-7 (photo);
Atherton purchase - 02-4-6 (map);
Ayrshire cow – 03-4-4 (milk bottle); 05-3-13
Babbitt Family, Babbitt Farm - 08-3-11, 07-1-5
Babcock Family
John
Samuel
Balch Academy - Mary “Polly” Balch’s academy (Providence) – 04-1-1;
Bale Seals 06-4-17;
Barbados
Barbary Pirates - 05-1-1,10ff
Battle of Rhode Island- 05-4-7 (Black Battalion);
Beaver - 07-1-12ff
Bedchambers
17th century (Richard Smith Jr); bedhangings 07-1-8;
18th century
Lily’s
Nursey
Berkeley, Bishop George - 08-1-17
Bermuda
Bernon, Gabriel (St. Paul’s) - 03-3-8
Black Regiment/Battalion - 05-4-1ff;
Blackburn, Joseph - 08-2, 2ff
Blackstone, Rev. William - 03-3-1
Book Reviews: No Idle Hands: The Social History of American Knitting – 00-3-5; Murdered by His Wife (Joshua Spooner Murder) – 00-4-6; King Philip’s War: The History and Legacy of New England’s Forgotten Conflict - 02-1-10; Early Rhode Island Houses – 02/3-7; Inventing New England’s Slave Paradise: Master/Slave Relations in 18th Century Narragansett – 3-1-10, What Clothes Reveal; The Language of Clothing in Colonial and Federal America – 04-3-4; Rhode Island North Kingstown: 1880-1920 06-1-17; The Island at the Center of the World – 06-2-6; Quonset Hut: Metal Living for the Modern Age - 06-3-8; Mayflower 06-4-23;Widows of Wickford 09-1-16ff; Dutch Trade and Ceramics in America in the Seventeenth Century 09-2-4; The Brother Gardeners Botany, Empire, and the Birth of an Obsession – 09-3-6ff; A Favorite Place of Resort for Strangers - 09-4-8; Nathanael Greene: A Biography of the American Revolution 08-2-23; The Healer’s Calling: Women and Medicine in Early New England 08-3-6; Sons of Providence: The Brown Brothers, Trade, and the American Revolution – 07-2-3; Slavery in the Age of Reason: Archaeology at a New England Farm – 07-3-4; Children in Colonial America – 07-4-11; John Townsend, Newport Cabinetmaker - 05-3-8; Christian Slaves; Muslim Masters - 05-1-13; King’s Province: Samuel Tefft’s Narrative of the Narragansett Country – 05-01-15; Founding Foods: The Story of New England Cooking – 05-01-18; A History of Kingston, Rhode Island, 1700–1900 – 05-2-8;
Bonner, Bethany (artist) - 03-2-11
Boston Neck
Boston Post Road
Boundary dispute - 02-1-1,6ff; 08-1-17, 06-4-17ff
Bridge, Rev. Christopher (1st Anglican rector) 03-3-1
Briggs, Aaron - 05-4-1
Brinley, Francis - 05-1-13
Broches, Alexandra (artist) - 03-2-11
Brown Family
Beriah (desk in Law Office) – 02-2-1,6ff; 02-2-6 (relationship to Smith-Updikes), 02-2-7 (house; now in Newport); 02-2-8 (death); 02-04-11 (Provenance of desk);
Elizabeth (Beriah’s wife) - 02-2-1
James 07-2-3
John - 07-2-3
Moses 07-2-3
William
Buckles 06-4-17
Butter & Churn – E04-10-2009,p2., 08-1-20ff
Buttery - E04-10-2009,p2
Buttons – 06-1-1ff
Cady, John Hutchins (architect/restoration) – 00-4-4; 08-4-21; 05-1-9 (photo);
Carter, Thomas (Jackson murder) - 02-2-1;
Castello Plan (New Amsterdam) - 07-1-10ff, 07-1-11
Cattle - 08-4-5ff, 08-4-8ff, 08-4-19ff, 05-1-13;
Caesar 09-1-9, 07-4-8ff;
Cellar - 06-2027 (Secret passage, chains and holds)
Chains 06-4-17
Cheese making – 09-1-4ff, utensils - 09-1-10, cheese-making maze - 09-1-21, 08-4-4ff, 08-4-10ff,
Childbirth - 08-3-6ff
Children, Colonial Life - 02-3-10;
Chinaware - 09-2-4ff, 09-2-10 china puzzle, 09-2-18, 07-3-13; 06-4-20; 06-3-1ff, 10ff;
Christmas at the Castle – 99-4-1; 00-1-1; 01-1-6; 05-01-13ff (history); 05-4-15;
Clemens-Irons House – 00-4-4;
Clothing - 09-1-14ff, 09-2-12ff
Daniel’s Waistcoat 02-1-8 (photo); 06-1-18
Richard Jr’s Coat - 02-1-6 (photo);
Cocumscussoc Association - 08-4-20ff (acquisition of property); 03-4-3 (mission statement);
Cocumscussoc Ayrshire - 05-1-13;
Cocumscussoc Brook - 08-3-10, 08-4-19ff; 04-2-1,8ff
Fish diversity chart – 04-2-8
Water quality – 04-2-9
Wildlife – (blue heron); 04-2-13;
Cocumscussoc Farms - 02-4-7; 03-4-4 (milk bottle)
Cocumscussoc Trading Post 07-2-9
Coin (1652 silver willowtree sixpence)
Congdon Family - 02-1-8; 08-3-9ff, Family Tree - 08-3-14ff
Benjamin & Phebe – 08-2-17, 08-3-9ff, Genealogy 08-3-16ff, 05-3-1,10;
Cochineal beetle (dyes) 03-3-3
Cooking/Recipes – (See also Hearth Cooking) 05-01-18;
Apple Fritters - 02-3-10;
Beverages – 08-2-20ff, Spiced Rum 07-4-15
Blueberry (Whortleberry) Pudding 07-2-12
Cheese - 09-1-13
Crab cakes 07-4-14
Flummery - 02-2-10;
Gingerbread –09-4-10ff; Gingerbread aplcookies 07-4-15
Maple syrup - 3-1-14 (Wax Sugar)
Onion Bread - 08-1-21
Tea Cakes - E-4-24-2011,
Dairy, Dairy Farm - 03-4-4 (milk bottle); 08-4-10, 07-1-5; 05-1-13
Dean, Sybil (m.Davis) (sampler) – 01-1-1
Dining room (18th century/Updike) Great Roomz) 09-4-4ff; 04-2-10ff (grandmother clock, photos);
Dinnerware 06-3-1ffm 8ff;
Docents (history) – 05-01-14ff;
Doll Collection – 05-4-8
Doughty, Francis (Rev) 07-2-1; 07-2-8,9ff, 06-2-7
Duddingston, Captain William (Gaspee) - 05-4-1
Dutch-Indian War 07-2-10ff
Dutch West India Trade - 03-3-3 (dyes); 09-2-4ff, 07-1-10ff, 07-2-9, 06-2-8
Dwyer, Susan (artist) – 07-3-6
Dyes/Dye Garden - 03-3-4; 03-3-5 (plants in garden);
Earthenwares (Transfer printed) - 06-3-1ff, catalog of finds 06-3-14ff;
Ebed-Melich - 07-4-8ff
Eighteenth Century Garden (See Garden, Graham) – Perennials 00-2-4; 06-1-20;
English Path (Post Road) - 08-3-10
Enslaved at Cocumscussoc - 06-4-12
Episcopal Church – See Old St. Paul’s
Fall Festival (Plantation Days) – 99-3-3; 99-4-3; 00-3-1; 02-3-8; 02-4-7; 03-4-8;
Farming at Cocumscussoc - 08-2-12ff, 08-2-11ff, Survey -08-3-4ff, 08-3-11ff, 08-4-5ff; 02-4-7 (list of farms);
Fayerweather, Rev. Samuel - 03-3-9ff
Fireplace/firebox (kitchen) - 02-3-1,6ff (1927 photos), Restoration - 02-3-7
Flax 03-3-3 (dyes); 03-4-3;
Fort Ninigret - 09-2-5
Fox Family – 03-4-4 (milk bottle); 08-3-11ff, 07-1-5
Austen – 02-3-1,6ff;
French Blue-green bottles 06-4-9 (status symbol)
Furniture
Beriah Brown Desk (Law Office) - 02-2-1,6ff; 02-4-10 (provenance)
Chest (Jacobean Blanket Chest in Smith Jr. Bedchamber) - 08-1-5
Coaching Table (Front Hall) – 08-1-5
Mahogany Desk/Bookcase (Lodowick’s in museum) – 09-4-7, 04-4-6ff;
Marble topped Table (Anstis Lee- St.Paul’s) – 09-4-7
Tea Table - E04-10-2009,p2ff, 09-1-17, 09-2-16ff,
Updike French Wash Stand – 00-2-5 (with photo)
Windsor Chairs - 08-1-5
Games (Colonial) – 03-2-14 (peg farthing); Nursery Rhymes - 02-3-10;
Garden
Dye Garden 03-3-5,
Graham Restoration – 00-2-4; 05-1-9; 05-1-6; 5-2-8; ; plants 06-1-20; 08-4-21ff 09-3-6ff,
Gardiner Family
Hannah (m. Rev. MacSparran) - 03-3-9 (portrait)
Gaspee - 05-4-1;
Geophysical Remote Sensing (GRS) 07-2-1(map),8ff;
Ground Penetrating Radar 07-2-8
Electrical Resisitivity - 07-2-8
Ghosts at the Castle - 06-2-24ff, 05-3-1,10ff; 05-3-16 (photo);
Glebe, The – (see also MacSparran) - 03-3-8
Goddard, furnituremaker (See also Sarah Updike Goddard) - 05-3-8
Glass Bottles/Scraper 06-4-1,6ff
French blue-green glass 06-4-9 (photos)
Medicine Bottles (18th c) 06-4-9
Reworked Glass (Use as tools) - 06-4-11ff (photos)
Graveyard - 08-3-13
Great Swamp Fight – (See also King Philip’s War) 02-1-10; 08-4-5m 06-4-23, 05-3-10(ghosts);
Greene, Col. Christopher – 05-4-7
Guanyin, Chinese Goddess of Mercy – 06-2-13
Guns/Gun Flints - 07-3-13
Harris, Caleb Survey - 08-3-4ff
Harris, William - 05-1-10ff; 05-1-13 (bio);
Hazard, Thomas (Nailer Tom) – 00-4-6; 02-2-1;
Headwear (Women’s) - 09-1-14ff
Hearth Cooking
Utensils - 02-1-9;
Hera Gallery of Wakefield (Hera at Smith’s Castle exhibit) - 3-2-1,11ff
Herbs – 05-2-9
Tea (Infusion) – 09-3-23
Medicinal - 08-3-6ff
History of the Narragansett Church (Wilkins Updike) - 02-4-10
Homestead Farm – 02-4-7;s 08-2-14, 08-3-4ff
Hurricane Carol – 09-3-10, 16ff,
Ice House – 08-2-17; 05-2-12;
Isaac Royall House and Slave Quarters 07-3-2, 07-3-4ff;
Isham, Norman (architect/restorer) 00-4-4, 02-3-7;
Jackson, William murder - 02-2-1
Keech/Ketch, Aquila – 07-4-1,8ff
Keith, Rev. George (1st missionary) - 03-3-1
Kieft, William (Dutch) 07-2-1,9
King Philip’s War (See also Great Swamp Fight) - 02-1-10; 08-4-5, 06-4-7,
King’s Province - 02-1-1,6ff;
Kingston – 05-2-8;
Kitchen
Fireplace Restoration – 02-3-1,6ff;
Knight, Sarah – 05-2-10;
Kotula (artist) - 03-2-11
Law Office (Updike) – 02-1-7 (walking stick); - 02-2-1,6ff (desk); 02-4-11 (desk)
08-1-1ff, 08-4-3;
Letterbox – 05-2-9
Living History Day (replaced Plantation Day) – 04-3-11;
MacSparran, Rev. James - 02-2-1, 03-3-8
Maglone Family - 08-4-21
Major Smith’s Chair - 08-3-1,4
McLaughlin, Jill (artist) – 03-2-11
Mansion House Farm – 02-4-7;
Smith, Jr’s Coat - 02-1-6 (photo)
Material Culture (see Artifacts)
Memoirs of the Rhode Island Bar (Wilkins Updike) - 02-4-10
Mespat (Long Island) 07-2-1,8 (map)
Nailer Tom – 00-4-6
Narragansett Church – See Old St. Paul’s
Narragansett People - 06-4-1ff, 06-4-7, 06-4-17; 05-3-11;
Narragansett Plantation – 08-2-12ff
Nettle Cheese – 09-1-4
New Amsterdam/New Netherlands – 07-1-1ff, 07-1-10ff (map); Smith property 07-1-11; map 07-1-12; Mespat 07-2-1ff; 06-2-6;
Newport Philosophical Society - 08-2-12
Newton Family
Thomas & Joan – (Home in New Amsterdam) 07-1-10;
Abigail Newton (Updike) – 07-04-9
Nursery Rhymes - 02-3-10;
Old St. Paul’s - 03-3-1,8ff; building 03-3-10 (engraving); 03-3-10 (move)
Olney, Lt. Col. Jeremiah – 05-4-7
Opening Day - 02-1-11; 03-1-1; 3-1-1,12;
Paranormal experiences 06-2-24ff, 05-3-1ff,
Pavonia Massacre 07-2-10
Peg-farthing game – 03-2-13
Perennials 06-1-20
Phillips, Israel - 08-2-11ff,
Pipes/Pipe stems 07-3-13
Pitman, Mary Talbot (wedding quilter) - 04-1-1,6ff
Porcelain – 06-2-1, 11ff, Interpreting Cocumscussoc Porcelain 06-2-14
Portraits/Wall Hangings
Congdon, Phebe - 08-3-9ff
Dye Wheel - 08-1-5
Miss Elizabeth - 08-1-5 (Simpson?), 08-2-1, 4ff, coloring page 08-2-22, Frame 08-3-3
Potters (18th c. bedchamber) 06-2-1ff
Updike (Anstis Jenkins) – Updike Office – 08-1-16
Post Road - 08-3-10; 05-2-10;
Postcards – See Smith’s Castle Images/Postcards
Pottery Sherds found at Cocumscussoc - 06-1-8ff
Quakers - 09-2-7
Queen Anne Chalice, Paten & Baptismal Bowl - 03-3-8
Quetenis Island - 09-2-5
Quilt (whitework – Mary Talbot Pitman) 04-1-1,6ff;
Rathbun, Thomas - 08-3-9ff, 11
Recipes – See Cooking
Redware - 07-3-13
Redwood Library - 08-1-17
Revolutionary War – 02-1-7; 05-2-8; 05-4-1ff;
Reynolds, Lucy Wall (sampler) – 00-3-4
Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame - 02-4-10
Rhode Island/Dutch Trade - 03-3-3(dyes); 09-2-6ff
Rhode Island Slavery and Its Legacies curriculum project – 04-3-6
Richman, Roberta (artist) - 03-2-11
Robinson, Hannah - 05-1-10ff (ghost); 05-2-11;
Royall House (see Isaac Royall)
St. Paul’s in Narragansett (See Old St. Paul’s)
Samplers (18th c. dining room)
Sybil Dean – 01-1-1
Lucy Reynolds - 00-3-4
Sara (Caesar’s wife) - 09-1-9
Saslaw, Julienne (artist) 03-2-11
Saugo Farm – 02-4-7; 08-2-15, 08-3-4ff
School Programs - 02-2-3; 02-3-3; 03-3-1,6 (curriculum); 03-03-2;
Sheep/Wool - 03-3-3 (dying process)
Simpson/Singleton, Elizabeth - 08-2 – 1ff, 05-1-1
Slave Trade (Browns) 07-2-3;
Slavery at Cocumscussoc/Narragansett Plantations - 06-4-12; 05-3-8; 05-4-1,7ff (Black Battalion); 03-1-10 (Fitts’ lecture); Rhode Island Slavery and Its Legacies curriculum project – 04-3-6ff;
Smibert, John (artist) 0 03-3-9;
Smith’s Castle – 02-1-1,6ff; 05-2-1ff; 00-3-4ff
Castle name – 05-2-6ff; Chart of names – 05-2-7
Barn – 05-2-13;
Doll Collection – 05-4-8ff
Images:
Aerial view - 08-1-15
Architectural rendering - 05-01-8;
Drawing (Susan Stone) - 03-1-1;
Floorplan - (1678) - 08-4-5;
1802 (Harris) survey – 05-2-1
Isham floorplan (1895) – 05-2-15
Landscape - 02-4-1;
Late 19th c - 06-1-17
Mid 20th c. photos - 07-2-1
Postcards – 04-1-8ff; 2004 Postcard – 04-3-3
Interior - See specific rooms
Landscape - 02-4-1,6ff;
Outbuildings - 02-4-1,6ff; 02-4-7 (list of buildings & timeline); 02-4-8 (restoration proposal);05-2-12,13; 08-2-17;
Ownership (after Updikes) - 08-3-16ff; (20th c) 08-4-19ff,
Restoration – 05-01-9;
Sign - 02-3-3
Smith Family
Family Tree – 06-2-17
Property in New Amsterdam - 07-1-10; Mespat 07-2-1,8ff, 06-2-7
Property in Rhode Island - 02-4-6 (map);
Elizabeth (m. Viall) - 07-4-9
Esther - 09-1-4ff, 08-4-4, 07-4-8m 06-4-19
Joan (Barton) - 09-1-4ff, 09-1-9, 08-4-4
Joan (m.Newton) - 07-1-10
John (Richard Sr’s brother) 07-2-10
Katherine (m.Opdyke) - 07-1-10, 06-2-16
Richard, Sr. – 02-1-1,6ff; 09-1-13, 09-2-4,6, 08-4-4; 07-1-10ff; 07-2-8ff; 07-2-11, 06-4-23
Richard, Jr. (Major) – 02-1-1,6ff; 02-1-6 (coat photo); (Chair) 08-3-1,4ff; 08-4-4, Wealth - 08-4-8-9, 07-1-10, 07-1-11. 07-4-1,8ff; 06-4-18ff; 05-1-12;
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel - 03-3-1
Spink Family - 08-3-9
Spoon Bowls & Handles - 06-4-16
Stone-enders – 00-4-4
Strawberry Festival - 02-2-11, 02-3-3; 05-1-4
Survey (late 18th c)- 08-3-4ff
Talbot, Benjamin Family – 04-1-6
Taunton 07-2-8ff
Teas
Herbal - 09-3-23,
History of - 06-2-8
Tea Sets 06-2-1ff
Tea Table - E04-10-2009,p2ff, 09-1-17, 09-2-16ff;
Tefft, Joshua - 05-1-11; 05-01-15; 05-2-11;
Textile Processing - 03-3-4 (Dyes); 04-1-1,6ff (quilting);
Thimbles & Straight Pins – 06-4-16
Tinkling Cones 06-4-17
Tory 03-3-10
Trade – 03-3-3 (dyes); 09-2-4ff, 07-1-10ff, 07-2-8ff;
Trading Post Room (Richard Smith Jr.) – 00-4-4 (paneling; photo)
Undergarments - 09-2-12ff,
Updike Family - 09-2-11ff
Abigail (Gardiner) 04-4-7; - 05-4-9;
Abigail (Newton) - 02-1-7; 07-4-9ff, 05-4-8;
Abigail (Watson) - 05-4-8;
Anstis m/(Lee) – 05-2-6; 05-2-10; 09-4-7; 07-4-8ff;
Anstis (Jenkins) - 05-4-9, 08-1-16
Charles Wilson (Opdyke)- 09-1-18, 08-3-13
Daniel (1690-1704) – 05-1-1,10ff;
Daniel (1693-1757) - 02-1-7; 09-1-17, 09-3-6ff, 14, 08-1-1ff, 08-1-16ff, 08-2-11ff, 06-4-19ff; 06-1-18 (waistcoat), 06-2-14ff, 05-1-11; 05-2-10ff; 02-1-7 (fireplace);
Daniel (1761-1842) –02-1-7; 08-2-13ff, 05-3-13 (bio);
Daniel Berkeley (1860-1941)
Descendants - 09-1-18ff, 08-2-3
Family Tree – 02-1-6ff; 06-2-17
Gysbert - 02-1-6ff; 07-1-10; 07-2-11n; 06-2-14ff
James - 05-1-12; 05-2-6;
Lodowick II (1725-1804)– 02-1-6ff; 09-4-7, 08-2-13, 08-3-4, 07-4-8ff; 06-4-19; 06-4-20ff, 05-1-11; 05-2-6; 02-1-7 (fireplace); 03-3-1 (church); 04-4-6;
Sarah (m.Goddard) -02-4-10; 05-1-11; 05-4-9;
Wilkins – 02-1-8; 02-4-10 (photo) ; 09-28-4-7, 08-1-1ff, 08-1-14ff, 08-2-17; 05-2-6; 05-2-8
Varnum, General James Mitchell (Black Regiment) - 05-4-7
Veneman, Katherine (artist) 03-2-11
Viall, John (husband of Elizabeth Smith) 07-04-10
Visitor Orientation Panels (In Meeting Room/Visitors’ Center) – 03-1-8ff (with photos);
Walking Stick (Daniel Updike) - 02-1-7 (photo);
Wampum - 07-1-13; kids’activities - 07-1-14
Washington, George – 05-04-7
Welcome (sloop) - 07-1-10
Whirligig (with instructions) - 05-4-13;
Whitlock, Mary - 05-4-8;
Williams, Roger - 09-2-6, 07-2-10ff; 06-4-1ff,
Wills
1692 - 09-1-9
1757- 09-1-17
Lodowick (1804) – 08-2-16ff
Winthrop
John, Jr. (Gov) - 08-3-7, 08-4-4
Woodward, Carl 03-3-1
Wool (dyeing process) 03-3-4;
Yost, Anna - 05-4-8
Youth Programs - 02-4-3
Camp - 02-2-11, 04-2-12; 05-4-13;
Rhode Island Slavery and Its Legacies curriculum project – 04-3-6ff;
School - (Forest Park) 03-4-1,6ff