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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