Dejean, Philip, prisoner of war, 13; Justice of the Peace for Detroit, 19; prisoner of war, 19; his cruel treatment of Dodge and other prisoners, 20, 21, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 47, 48; captured by Colonel Clark of Virginia at Fort St. Vincent (Vincennes), 28; imprisons Dodge a second time, 45; informs Hamilton concerning Dodge, 48; seizes Dodge and companions near Sandusky, 51; examines Dodge's papers, 51. Detroit, John Dodge locates there, 6; refers in letter to its garrison, 9; Governor of, bribes savages, 9; proposes to take by force, 10; visits, 15. Dodge, Henry, son of Israel Dodge, 14; born October 12, 1872, 14; first Governor of Wisconsin Territory, 14. Dodge, Ann Hunter, wife of Israel Dodge, 14. Dodge, Israel, brother of John Dodge, 6; commissioned as lieutenant, 14. Dodge, John, birth, 6; parentage, 6; early life as a trader, 6; purchases land, 6; confined in jail, 7; appointed Indian Agent by Virginia, 14; lays claim to western lands, 14; patents issued to his heirs, 14; date of death, 14; place of burial, 14; holds commission as colonel, 14; places visited in his travels, 15; writes second letter to Congress, 16, 17; acts as interpreter for Captain Wood, 29; makes present to Indians, 32, 33; writes to Hamilton, 33; taken prisoner by Indians at instigation of Hamilton, 33; taken to Detroit, 33; condemned to death, 34, 35; his suffering and sickness in prison, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38; released from prison, 39; his property confiscated, 40; engages in mercantile business, 41; rescues prisoner, 43, 44; taken captive by Dejean, 45; called before Commandant Mountpresent, 46; ordered to prison, 46; released, 47; threatened by Hamilton, 50; goes to Sandusky, 51; seized by Dejean, 51; cast into goal, 52; his property confiscated second time, 52; brought before Mr. Printices, Provost Marshal at Quebec, 53; put on board prison ship _Mariah_, 53; visited by Mr. Murray, Commissary of Prisoners, 53; paroled, 54; encounter with Mr. Jones, 55; forced to give bonds, 55; leaves Quebec, 56; arrives at Boston, 56; sent by Gates to General Washington, 56; appears before Congress, 56. Dodge, John, Sr., father of John Dodge, 6. Dodge, Lydia Rogers, wife of John Dodge, 6. Dodge Narrative, time and place, 5; importance, 5; reprints, 5. Edgar, John; Dodge attempts to carry off slaves of, 15; old friend of Dodge, 15; arrested and confined at Detroit, 15, 16; witness for Dodge, 16. Fort Pitt, (Pittsburg), Dodge's visit to, 8; conference with Indians at, 16; speech of Shengenaba at, 16. Gates, General, Dodge visits at Boston, 56. Gibson, John, agent for Indian affairs, 32.