David Crockett: The Lion of the West
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Halleck, Fitz-Greene
Halley’s Comet
Hamilton, Joseph
Hanks, John
Harding, Chester
Harris, Flavius
Harrison, William B.
Harrison, William Henry
Hart, A.
Hartley, Elizabeth
Hartley, Peter
Hart’s Saloon
Harvard University
Hatchett, Archard
Hatchett, James
Hawkins, Aaron (uncle)
Hawkins, Esther (aunt)
Hawkins, John (uncle)
Hawkins, Joseph (uncle)
Hawkins, Mary Elizabeth (aunt)
Hawkins, Matthew (uncle)
Hawkins, Nathan (grandfather)
Hawkins, Nathan, Jr. (uncle)
Hawkins, Nicholas (uncle)
Hawkins, Ruth (aunt)
Hawkins, Ruth Cole (grandmother)
Hawkins, Wilson (uncle)
Hayes, Samuel Jackson
Hedge, Elizabeth
Hedge, Jonas
Henry, Abram
Henry, Patrick
Hermitage
Hill, Samuel
Hitler, Adolf
Hiwassee River
Holley, Mary Austin
Holmes, Thomas
Holston River
Honey Grove, Tex.
Horse Camp Creek
Horse Creek
Horseshoe Bend, Battle of
House of Burgesses
House of Representatives, U.S.
DC’s failed 1825 campaign for
DC’s failed 1831 campaign for
DC’s failed 1835 campaign for
DC’s service in
DC’s winning 1827 campaign for
DC’s winning 1833 campaign for
Twentieth meeting of
Twenty-first meeting of
Twenty-third meeting of
Houston, Diana Rogers
Houston, Eliza Allen
Houston, Sam
Cherokees and
in contempt of Congress
DC and
as governor of Tennessee
marriages of
Texas and
Hudson River
Huguenots
Humbert, Samuel
Hungry Hill
Huntingdon, Tenn.
Huntsman, Adam R.
Huntsville, Ala.
Hutton, Paul
Hyde Park, N.Y.
I Got a Secret
indentured servitude
DC’s experience with
Indian Removal Act
Indian Territory
Indian Wars
see also Creek Indian War
Industrial Revolution
Ireland
Irvine, Josephus
Irving, Washington
Jackson, Andrew
administration of
Creeks forced to cede home territories by
DC’s opposition to
expansionist policies of
legal and judicial career of
military career of
“Old Hickory” nickname of
patronizing and paternalistic view of Indians by
physical appearance of
political career of
removal of Indian tribes by
twenty-dollar bill image of
Jackson, Rachel
Jackson, Tenn.
Jackson Gazette
Jacksonian Democrats
Jackson Pioneer
Jacobs, John
Jacobs, John L.
Jacobs, Mrs. John
Jamestown, Tenn.
Jarnagin, Thomas
Jarvis, John Wesley
Jefferson, Thomas
Jeffrey, Jesse
Jeffries Hotel
Jerusalem, Va.
Jim Crow minstrel show
Joe (slave)
Jolar (dog)
Jones, Calvin
Jones, Francis
Jones, Isaac
Jonesboro Crossing
Jonesborough, Tenn.
Joyce, James
Kendall, Amos
Kentuck
Kentuckian’s Trip to New York in 1815, A (Stone)
Kentucky
Key, Francis Scott
Kickapoo Indians
Kinderhook, N.Y.
Kindle, George
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
King’s Mountain, Battle of
Kitchen, Benjamin
Knickerbockers
Knoxville, Tenn.
Ku Klux Klan
Lafayette, Marquis de
Lafitte, Jean
Lake Erie, Battle of
Lancelot, Sir
Lanier, Sidney
Latin America
Lawrence, James
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
“Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The” (Irving)
Lemmons, Louisa Taylor
Leonardo da Vinci
Le Vert, Henry S.
Lick Creek
Life and Adventures of Colonel David Crockett of West Tennessee, The (anonymous)
Life of Martin Van Buren, Hair-apparent to the “Government” and the Appointed Successor of General Jackson, The (Clayton)
Limestone Creek
Lincoln, Abraham
assassination of
Lincoln, Benjamin
Lincoln, Mary Todd
Lincoln, Nancy Hanks
Lion of the West, The, or a Trip to Washington (Paulding)
Little Big Horn, Battle of
Little Limestone Creek
Little Pigeon River
Little River
Little Rock, Ark.
Lofaro, Michael A.
London
Long Creek
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
Longhunters
Lookout Mountain
Lost Creek Monthly Meeting
Lost Prairie, Ark.
Louisiana
Lynn, Joseph
MacKenzie, Gisèle
Madison, Dolley
Madison, James
administration of
malaria
Manifest Destiny
manumission
Markham, Erby Madrese
Martin, Betsy Ward
Martin, Joseph
Martínez Caro, Ramón
Maryland
Prince George County
Massey, Timothy E.
Matthews, Daniel
Mayan Indians
McCarthy, Joseph
McCool, Neil
McCuistion, James
McGregor, John
McIver, Duncan
McKeown Hotel
McLemore, John Christmas
McLemore’s Bluff
McQueen, Peter
McWhorter, Ann Catherine Patton
McWhorter, Hance
Medal of Honor, U.S.
medicine
folk
Indian
Mexican
modern
patent
Meigle
Memphis, Tenn.
Meredith, James
Meriwether, David
Metamorphoses (Ovid)
Mexican-American War
Mexican army
at Battle of the Alamo
San Jacinto defeat of
Mexico
independence from Spain won by
slavery abolished in
see also Texas; Texas Revolution
Military Academy, U.S., at West Point
Military Land Grant
Mills Point, Tenn.
Mims, Samuel
minstrel shows
Mint, U.S.
Mississippi River
Mississippi Territory
Missouri
Mitchell, James C.
Mobile, Ala.
Monongahela whiskey
Monroe, James
Monroe Doctrine
Montaigne, Michel de
Montgomery, Ala.
Moore, John Trotwood
Moot Hill
Morris, Gideon
Morristown, Tenn.
Mossy Creek
Mount Vernon
Mrs. Ball’s Rooming House
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Muscogee Indians, see Creek Indians
Museum of East Tennessee History
Musial, Stan
Myers, Adam
Myers, Henry
Nacogdoches, Tex.
Napoleon I, Emperor of France
Narrative of the Life of David Crockett, of the State of Tennessee, A (Crockett)
best-selling success of
Chilton’s collaboration on
DC’s promotional tour for
royalties from
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville Whig
Natchez, Miss.
Natchez Trace
National Banner and the Nashville Whig
National Republican Party
Natural Bridge
Navasota River
Navy Hospital
New Bedford Mercury
New England,
New Jersey
New Madrid Earthquakes
New Mexico
New Orleans, Battle of
New Orleans, La.
Newport, R.I.
New River
New York, N.Y.
Five Points district in
literary and publishing communities in
theaters and museums in
New York Stock Exchange
New York Times
Nile River
Niles’ Weekly Register
Nolichucky River
Nollville, Va.
North Carolina
Buncombe County
Lincoln County
North Carolina Senate
Northern Ireland
North Holston River
North Mountain
North Toe River
Notable Southern Families (French and Armstrong)
Obey’s River
Obion River
Rutherford’s Fork of
South Fork of
“Octavia” (Poe)
Ohio
Ohio River
Oklahoma
Old Wolf Trail
Osage Indians
O’Sullivan, John L.
Our American Cousin (Taylor)
Ovid
Owen, Thomas
Owens family
Pakenham, Sir Edward
Pall Mall Valley
Panther Creek
Panther Springs, Tenn.
Paris, Tenn.
Parker, Fess
Parks, Rosa
Park Theater
Patton, George (brother-in-law)
Patton, George (stepson)
Patton, James
Patton, Margaret Ann “Peggy Ann,”
Patton, Rebecca
Patton, Rhoda Ann McWhorter
Patton, Robert
Patton, William
Patton Meeting House
Paul, Apostle
Paulding, James Kirke
Peale, Rembrandt
Peale, Rubens
Peale’s Museum of Curiosities and Freaks
Peck, Adam
Peña, José Enrique de la
Pennsylvania
Bucks County
Cumberland County
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, University of
Pensacola, Fla.
Perry, Oliver Hazard
Persian army
Phenix, Henry
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Picts
Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
Pigeon River
Pile, Conrad “Coonrod,”
Pinocchio
Pius IX, Pope
plantations
cotton
hierarchical structure of
slaves on
Poe, Edgar Allan
poliomyelitis
Polk, James Knox
Poor Richard’s Almanac
Potomac River
Powel, John Hare
Powelton
Prentiss, James
Presbyterians
Presley, Elvis
Primitive Baptists
Providence, R.I.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Purcell, Aaron
puritanism
Quakers
racism
expressions of
see also slaves
Rankin, Thomas
RCA Victor
Red Eagle
Red River
Reelfoot Lake
Regeneration through Violence (Slotkin)
Reilly, Joe
“Remember the Alamo” slogan
Remini, Robert V.
Revolutionary Volunteers of Franklin County
Rice, Thomas “Daddy,”
Rich (friend)
rifles
Bean
Kentucky
Rio Grande River
“Rip Van Winkle” (Irving)
Roach, Reuben
Roanoke River
Roaring River
Robertson, Charles
Robert the Bruce
Robinson (friend)
Rocky Mountains
Roman Catholic Church
Romans
Ross, John
Round Mountain
Royal Navy
Battle of Lake Erie
impressment of American seamen into
Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Russell, Captain George
Russell, George
Russell, William
Russia
Sabine River
St. Charles Hotel
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis Cardinals
Saluda Gap
Samuel (slave)
San Antonio, Tex.
San Augustine, Tex.
Sanderson, J. M.
Sand Springs, Tenn.
San Felipe de Austin, Tex.
San Jacinto, Battle of
defeat of Mexican army at
Santa Anna y Pérez de Lebrón, Antonio López de
at Battle of the Alamo
capture of
Santa Fe, N.Mex.
Santa Fe Trail
Saratoga, N.Y.
Schultz, Charles
Schuylkill River
Scone Palace
Scotland
Scots-Irish
Scott, Sir Walter
Second Bank of the United States
Second Regiment of Volunteer Mounted Riflemen
Seminole Indians
Senate, U.S.
Seneca Indians
Sevier, John
Sevier, Sarah Hawkins
Shackford, James Atkins
Shakespeare, William
Shaw, Mr.
Shawnee Indians
Shays, Daniel
Shelby, Isaac
Shenandoah River
Shenandoah Valley
Shoal Creek
flooding of
Shoal Creek Corporation
Siler, Jacob
Simonton, William
Sketches and Eccentricities of Colonel David Crockett of West Tennessee (anonymous)
slaves
DC’s ownership and sale of
freeing of
Indian ownership of
Indians as
plantation
runaway
in Texas
slave trade
Slotkin, Richard
smallpox
Smith, Seba
Smithwick, Noah
snakeroot plant
Snider, John
Society of Friends, see Quakers
Sofia (slave)
South Carolina
Southern Literary Messenger
South Holston River
Southwest Trail
Spain
Florida controlled by
Mexican independence won from
Spartans
Stanberry, William
“Star-Spangled Banner, The,”
state militias
Sterling Castle
Stiles, John
Stonecipher, Absalom
Stonecipher, Sarah Humbert
Story, Joseph
Strike It Rich
Strother, John
Summer, Amy
Swann, Joseph
Swannanoa, N.C.
Swannanoa River
Swisher, John
Talladega, Battle of
Tallushatchee, Battle of
Taylor, Quintard, Jr.
Tay River
Tecumseh
Tellico River
Ten Islands
Tennessee
canebrakes of
Carroll County
crime and punishment in
crops cultivated in
Davidson County
DC’s community and state elective offices in
DC’s lifetime attachment to
early settlers in
eastern
Fentress County
first constitutional convention in
flora and fauna of
Franklin County
frontier social life in
game hunting in
Gibson County
Greene County
G.T.T. (Gone to Texas) signs seen in
Hickman County
Jefferson County
“land of the shakes” in
Lawrence County
Lincoln County
Madison County
Ninth Congressional District of
statehood granted to
Sullivan County
tourism in
Twelfth Congressional District of
as “Volunteer State,”
Weakley County
western
wilderness in