outbursts by, 128, 129, 194; contracts infectious hepatitis, 58; courtship and wedding, 17, 20; delivers stillborn child, 187; departure from Connecticut, 29–30; dependence on Henry, 21, 125, 168–169, 193; entertains Rochefoucauld, 181–182; estrangement from family, 20; extended stay at Mount Vernon, 127–128; fears for Henry’s safety, 22–23, 172; flight to Watertown, 20–21; grief at deaths of children, 59, 142–143, 167, 183–184, 187; grief at Henry’s death, 197, 198; home in Newburgh, New York, 141; homes in Boston, 147, 149, 151; illness and death of, 200; inaccurate biographies of, 205–206; increasing girth of, 160–161; indulgence of son Hal, 169–170; insistence on elite lifestyle, 186; jolted by news of Arnold’s treason, 107–108; lavish entertainments by, 141, 160, 161, 167–168, 180, 184–185; leaves New York, 26–27; matchmaking for Caroline, 199; in Middlebrook, New Jersey, 55–56; obsession with cards and chess, 168, 184–185; odd hair styles of, 108, 117, 160; orders cemetery removed, 184; pregnancies, 21, 56, 60, 72, 74, 121, 124, 143, 167; quarrels with Henry, 25, 27, 28, 32, 151–152, 194–195; re-burial in Thomaston, 208; religious differences from Henry, 194; resented for self-importance, 161, 181, 182; reunions with Henry, 25–26, 55, 147; sale of parents’ home, 31; separations from Henry, 21, 22–23, 25, 124; as social leader, 74, 159–160; at Valley Forge, 35, 37; “variolation” against smallpox, 31–32
Knox, Marcus Bingham (son), 173, 183
Knox, Marcus Camillus (son), 130, 140
Knox, Marcus Camillus II (son), 145, 167
Knox, William (Henry’s brother), 19, 26, 28, 37, 50, 117; death of, 182; help to Henry in business, 144–145, 150, 151; Lucy’s dependence on, 25; relays news of Lucy’s family, 27
Knox, William (Henry’s father), 19
Knox and Lincoln Railroad, 208
Knox Memorial Association, 208
Knyphausen, Wilhelm von, 9
Lafayette, Marquis de, 14, 39, 146, 180; Arnold’s treachery and, 95, 97, 99; at the Chesapeake, 123, 125; on William Knox’s illness, 150
Lamb, John, 89
Lauderdale, Lord (James Maitland), 174–175
Laurence, John, 113–114
Laurens, Henry, 57
Ledyard, William, 126
Lee, Henry “Lighthorse,” 12
Lee, Francis Lightfoot (Peggy’s uncle), 12
Lee, Charles, 21
Lee, Henry, 60
Lee, Richard Henry (Peggy’s uncle), 12
Letters, Sentences and Maxims
(decorum book), 61
Levy, Hannah, 48
Life of George Washington
(Marshall), 205
Lincoln, Benjamin, 125, 129, 130, 143, 159
Lindner, Vincent, 211
Livingston, Robert R., 43, 77, 80
Livingston Manor, 124
Logan, Sarah “Sally,” 7, 8, 39–40
London Chronicle
, 14, 133
London Times
, 191
Lord Middlebrook
(ship), 139, 154
Lord Sheffield
(ship), 154
Lord Spencer
(ship), 190
Loring, Elizabeth, 8
Louis-Joseph Xavier François, dauphin of France, 141
Loyalist Claims Commission, 138
Loyalists: contempt for Arnold, 137, 138; Flucker family as, 20; friends of Arnolds in London, 133; Judge Shippen as, 11, 12; in New Brunswick, 154; “Tory rides,” 26
Mabie, Casparus, 112
Mabie’s Tavern, 112, 115, 116
Madison, Dolley, 185
Maitland, James (Lord Lauderdale), 174–175
Marshall, John, 205
Marshall, Christopher, 7
Martin, Joseph Plumb, 33, 128
Martin, Joseph, 74
Masters-Penn House, 43, 63, 71, 72, 75, 167
Matlack, Timothy, 71
Matlack, William, 47, 48, 71
McKean, Sally, 167
McKonkey’s Ferry, 29
McKoy, (Mrs.), 8
Mease, James, 43
Memoirs of Aaron Burr
(Davis), 108
Middleton, Nathaniel, 191
Military Journal of the American Revolution
(Thacher), 198
military school: established by Knox, 55–56
“millinery letter,” 68, 109
Mischianza, 4; disapproval of, 14, 44; festivities described, 9–10; Peggy’s appearance at, 10–11
Mitchell, John, 48, 71, 72
“Monk, Gustavus.”
See
Arnold, Benedict
Monmouth, Battle of, 83
Monroe, James, 83
Montgomery, Richard, 23
Monticello, 179
Montpelier, 183, 199; building of, 171, 179–180; constant entertaining at, 184–185;
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