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SERMON.
How much might be written, did we but know the history and the unpublished consciousness of the thousands of quick and dead who have heard from them the messages of salvation !
When in walking up and down among you as Christ's ambassador, I reflect on a single fact, that already there are several families for whose dead, through four successive generations, I have min- istered the funeral rites, and that my predecessors did the same, a number of generations rise to view to whom the truths of Christ's Gospel have thus been proclaimed ; and all these have been taught to fear God, hate sin, love holiness, and through faith in Christ to walk in the way to heaven.
Nor can we forget the healthful, moral influence of the teachings of Divine truth upon the commu- nity at large. Even when iniquity may have abounded, and the love of many waxed cold, she has stood a witness for truth and holiness ; God's witness for ages to the inhabitants of this county ; but now surrounded in the territory she originally occupied by more than fifty Christian Churches, all organized within the last thirty-three years.
Has it been in vain that for the use of this people, in the generations past, they reared the humble log sanctuary, then, successively, their two substantial churches, and that the present generation have, in erecting this house, imitated the example of their fathers? If God has promised to glorify the house of his glory, to take possession of it, to dwell in it, to record his name there, shall we not value the ministrations of his servants, sent on his mission, to
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treat with men respecting the salvation of their souls ? Then, ever in love, "remember them who have spoken unto you the word of God."
This Church, having existed under the three na- tional Governments of Holland, Great Britain and the United States ; having been subordinate to three Classes (or Presbyteries), viz : that of Amsterdam, for one hundred and twelve years; of Hackensack, for twenty-eight years ; and that of Bergen, under whose jurisdiction she now is, for sixty years; hav- ing had only three pastors, each serving her over thirty years ; having owned three parsonages and three sacred burial places for the dead; having un- der each of her pastors been enriched by outpour- ings of the Spirit of God; having sent forth her numerous branches, fostered her schools and the College and Theological Seminary of our Church ; here, to-day, having with her, enjoying her second century celebration, that happy juvenile band of Sabbath school scholars, and the immediate lineal descendants of her three pastors, and of those who have sat under their holy ministrations, and those who now succeed them as worshiping here-this Church, consecrated with rich and ancient memories gathers together the voices of the past, and echoes them as the present voice of God to his people.
This Church, whose alms deeds began more than a century before this Republic had a name among the nations of the earth, on this goodly hill, as we have reason to believe, struck the first notes of praise to the God of our salvation, and issued the
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first sound of the trumpet of the Gospel ever uttered on the soil of New Jersey.
In her history century has spoken to century, generation has shown knowledge to generation, God has been her God in covenant, and Christ Jesus her light and her glory, and she stands unharmed amid the heavings and overthrows of nations.
Let these holy reminiscences be uttered from these heights of Zion until the very stones of this edifice (some of which bear the initials of those who laid them, as their memorial in the former sanctuaries, and which we have relaid in this house of God), shall cry out of the wall, and the beam out of the timber shall answer them.
These pews and this pulpit shall proclaim the glory of him whose promise is ever unto his people and their offspring, Yea and Amen.
"For thus saith the Lord, Stand ye in the ways and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls."
"Two hundred years! two hundred years! How much of human power and pride,
What glorious hopes, what gloomy fears
Have sunk beneath their noiseless tide!
The red man at his horrid rite,
Seen by the stars at night's cold noon, His bark canoe, its track of light
Left on the wave beneath the moon ;
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His dance, his yells, his council fire, The altar where his victim lay, His death song and his funeral pyre, That still strong tide hath borne away;
And that pale pilgrim band is gone, That on this shore, with trembling trod, Ready to faint, yet bearing on The ark of freedom and of God.
And war that since o'er ocean came, And thundered loud from this high hill, And wrapped its foot in sheets of flame To blast that ark-its storm is still.
Chief sachem, sage, bard, heroes, seers, That live in story and in song,
Time for the last two hundred years Has raised; and shown and swept along.
'Tis like a dream when one awakes, This vision of the scenes of old;
'Tis like the moon, when morning breaks, "Tis like a tale, round watch fires told.
Then what are we? Then what are we? Yes, when two hundred years have rolled O'er our green graves; our names shall be A morning dream - a tale that's told.
God of our fathers, in whose sight The thousand years that sweep away Man, and the traces of his might, Are but the break and close of day,
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Grant us that love of truth sublime, That love of holiness and thee, That makes thy children, in all time To share thine own eternity."- PIERREPONT.
"The Lord our God be with us, as he was with our fathers ; let him not leave us nor forsake us." Amen and Amen.
OF
The Ref. Prot. Antch Church OF
BERGEN, NEW JERSEY.
Published by Order of the Consistory.
CHURCH OFFICERS.
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PASTOR. BENJAMIN C. TAYLOR, D.D, Installed A.D., 1828.
ELDERS. JOHN R. ROMAINE HENRY FITCH JACOB VAN WINKLE, Junior JACOB VAN HORNE CORNELIUS C. VAN REYPEN GARRET VREELAND
DEACONS.
HENRY LINDSLEY LEWIS A. BRIGHAM GARRET BUSH JACOB VAN WAGENEN JACOB A. ZABRISKIE HARRISON PRICE
Treasurer of the Church. CORNELIUS C. VAN REYPEN
Treasurer of the Deacons' Fund. HENRY LINDSLEY
Chorister. Organist. WILLIAM SPIER
R. C. LOESCH
Sexton. FREDERICK HONECK
Superintendent of the Sabbath School. HENRY LINDSLEY
Librarian and Treasurer. GARRET SIP
STATED SERVICES.
PUBLIC WORSHIP is held every Sabbath Morning at half-past ten o'clock, and Evening at seven o'clock.
Weekly Service in the Lecture Room, Wednesday Even- ing at half-past seven o'clock.
Tuesday Evening, Prayer Meeting at private houses.
The Sabbath school meets on Sabbath at nine A. M. (Communion Sabbaths excepted).
THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER is administered on the fourth Lord's Day in March, June and September, and the third Lord's Day of December.
The Preparatory Service is held on the Saturday before Communion.
The Pastor and Elders meet to receive members, either by profession of faith or by certificate from other Churches, on the Saturday preceding Communion at half-past one P. M., and at such other times as they may appoint.
Persons about to make a profession of their faith are in- vited to attend to the following, which refers to the "Com- pendium of the Christian Religion," found in our Hymn Books, immediately after the Heidelberg Catechism :
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" When those who are inclined to become members in full Communion of the Church, and to approach the Holy Sup- per of the Lord, thoroughly know and confess these funda- mental truths, they are then to be asked whether they have any doubt in any point concerning the doctrine, to the end that they may be satisfied ; and in case any of them should answer in the affirmative, endeavors must be used to con- vince them from the Scriptures; and if satisfied, they must be asked whether they have experienced the power of the truth in their hearts, and are willing and desirous to be saved by Jesus Christ from their sins; and whether they propose, by the grace of God, to persevere in this doctrine, to forsake the world, and to lead a new and Christian life. Lastly, they are to be asked, whether they will submit them- selves to the Christian discipline; which being done, they are to be exhorted to peace, love and concord with all men, and to reconciliation, if there is any variance subsisting be- tween them and their neighbors."
The Baptism of Adults who have never been baptized, takes place on the day of the services preparatory to Com- munion.
The Baptism of Infants will be performed at any public service of the Church. Seasonable notice must be given to the Pastor, accompanied by the names of parents and child, and the date of its birth, for entry upon the Baptismal Register.
Particular attention is requested to the following, from the Constitution of the Reformed Dutch Church :
" The Sacrament of Baptism shall always be administered
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in the Church, or some other place of public worship, and the form adopted for Baptism hitherto in use, shall in every case be retained. In cases, however, of the sickness of the parents, and especially of the infant, it is lawful to admin- ister this sacrament in private. But no private baptism shall be administered without the presence of at least one Elder, who shall accompany the Minister for that purpose ; and the same form and solemnity shall be always used as in public Baptism." (Chapter III., Article 1, Section 1).
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THE CONSISTORY.
The Constitution provides that " The Elders and Deacons, together with the Minister or Ministers, if any, shall form a Consistory. (Chapter II., Article 2, Section 1).
Section 2. "To the Elders, together with the Ministers of the Word, is committed the spiritual government of the Church, while to the Deacons belong the obtaining charita- ble assistance, and the distribution of the same, in the most effectual manner for the relief and comfort of the poor.
When joined together in one Board, the Elders and Deacons have all an equal voice in whatever relates to the temporalities of the Church, to the calling of a minister, or the choice of their own successors; in all of which they are considered as the general and joint representatives of the people; but in admitting members to full communion, in exercising discipline upon those who have erred from the faith, or offended in morals, and in choosing delegates to the Classis, the Elders with the Ministers have alone a voice."
Section 5. "The particular spiritual government of the congregation is committed to the Ministers and Elders. It is, therefore, their duty at all times to be vigilant, to pre- serve discipline and to promote the peace and the spiritual interest of the congregation. Particularly before the celebra- tion of the Lord's Supper, a faithful and solemn inquiry is to be made by the President, whether, to the knowledge of
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those present, any member in full communion has departed from the faith, or in walk or conversation behaved unwor- thy the Christian profession ; that such as are guilty may be properly rebuked, admonished, or suspended from the privilege of approaching the Lord's Table, and all offences may be removed out of the Church of Christ."
The Annual Election for Elders and Deacons takes place on Easter Monday, immediately after public service, at which all male communicants are entitled to vote.
THE GREAT CONSISTORY is an advisory body, composed of all those who have been Elders or Deacons, whose advice may be sought by the Consistory on any matters of peculiar importance, such as the calling of ministers, building of churches, etc. (Chapter II., Article 2, Section 16).
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COLLECTIONS.
Contributions for Religious and Benevolent Objects, in- cluding the different Boards of the Reformed Dutch Church, and such other societies as the Consistory may choose.
The apostolic rule of systematic benevolence, 1 Cor. 16 : 2, should be observed: "Upon the first day of the week, let every one of you lay by him in store, as God hath prospered him."
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT OBJECTS.
First Sabbath in every month, for the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Dutch Church.
Third Sabbath in March, June, September and December, for the Board of Domestic Misssions of the Reformed Dutch Church.
Third Sabbath in August, for the Board of Education of the Reformed Dutch Church.
Third Sabbath in April, for the American Tract Society.
Third Sabbath in October, for the Hudson County Bible Society.
Third Sabbath in May and December, for the Sabbath School of this Church.
Third Sabbath in November, for the American and Foreign Christian Union.
Third Sabbath in July, for the Sabbath School Union of the Reformed Dutch Church.
The ordinary collections on the Sabbaths not designated for special objects, are for the assistance of needy members of the Church, to whom distribution is made by the Deacons.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Families are requested to give the Pastor timely notice of removals, sickness, affliction or death, as ignorance of these events may be the cause of apparent neglect on his part.
"It shall be incumbent upon members of the Church, in removing from the bounds of one Church to another, to ob- tain a certificate of membership and dismission." (Consti- tution, Chapter II., Article 2, Section 9).
It is recommended to every member, to procure a copy of the Constitution of the Church, and so to become familiar with her doctrines, order and history.
The Pastor earnestly hopes inquirers for the way of sal- vation will come to him, or make known their feelings to him without reserve and at any time.
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MEMBERS IN FULL COMMUNION, JANUARY 1st, A. D., 1861.
Those who have removed out of the bounds of the con- gregation, and have not taken certificates of dismission, are marked thus ( + ).
P denotes received on Profession of faith.
C denotes received on Certificate.
P C denotes the person having first professed faith in this Church, and afterwards dismissed to some other Church, and again received into this Church on Certificate.
The maiden names of married female members are given in parenthesis ( )
A
Abrahams, Sarah-Jesse D. (Van Reypen). . P 1854
Ackerman, Hester-John L. (Williams) C 1840
Albert. P 1841
Helen-Albert, (Van Horne). P 1841
Abigail-John N. (Van Dine) P 1848
Sophia-John G. (Post). P C 1858 Margaret A .- wid. John J. (Kissam) P 1859 Aldridge, Joseph . P C 1858
Catharine-Joseph, (Ackerman) P C 1858 Allen, Alletta-Henry, (Prior) P 1845 Ascheman, Martha E .- F. T. (Davis). C 1857
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B
Bailey, Mary-wid. Samuel, (Woods) + P 1818
Rushton R. P 1848
Benedict, Helen-Smith, (Wood). P C 1860
Benson, Hannah-Cornelius, (Welsh)
P 1854
Bidwell, Harriet A .- Alfred G. ( ) C 1850
Blauvelt, John G. +P 1836
Bouker, John A. P 1853
Sarah E .- John A. (Simmons)
P 1853
Brigham, Lewis A. P 1858
P 1853
Elizabeth Ann-Lewis A. (Van Winkle). Sarah-Harry, (Bowman).
C 1857
Brinkerhoff, John.
P 1835
Hannah-John, (Tice). P 1836
Jane-wid. Henry, (Van Horne) ..
P 1838
Jane-wid. Cornelius, (Vreeland) . P 1842
P 1858
Buck, Cath'ne P .- Ephraim W. M.D.(Ackerman). Buffet, Edward P .- M. D.
C 1859
Brittin, Abraham
P 1836
Gertrude-Abraham, (Van Cleef)
P 1836
Jasper P.
P 1836
Adrianna-Jasper P. (Welsh)
P 1835
Bruchon, Peter Charles C 1859
Bush, David P 1842
Eliza-David, (Simmons) P 1818
Garret P 1842
Hannah-Garret, (Vreeland). P 1853
Julia Annetta P 1853
C
Cadmus, Eliza-wid. Jasper, (Van Horne) .. . . Carr, Henry J. . C 1859
C 1850
Sarah Elizabeth-Henry J. (Cochrane). ..
C 1859
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Clendenny, Jane-John V. H. (Van Reypen) .. P 1859 Cochrane, Samuel B. C 1860
Collard, Ann-wid. Abraham, (Vreeland) P 1818
Connelly, Jane-William, (Fowler). C 1859
Cornelison, Cath'ne M .- wid. Rev. John, (Mesier) P 1795
Corwin, Hannah M .- James H. (Garretson). . . C 1856
Cowles, Henrietta-Silas H. (Kitchel). C 1860
D
Daniels, Rachel S. P 1837
Decker, Hannah Maria-Levi, (Welsh) P 1857
De Mott, George. P 1842
Ellen Ann-George, (Smith).
P 1840
Margaret-wid. Michael, (Ackerman)
P 1846
George V
P 1842 Georgianna P 1860
Dillaway, Georgine
P 1857
Ann Elizabeth P 1857
Duryee, Catharine-James, (Brouwer) P 1857 John. P 1858
Eliza Ann-John, (Van Saun) P 1858
E
Earle, Gitty-Nathaniel, (Duryee) . P 1842
Margaret-Peter H. (Chapman) C 1860
Everett, Robert. +P 1848
Sarah-Robert, (Hughes) +P 1852
Nicholas, C.
C 1858
Eliza Ann Euphemia C 1858
Mary Louisa C 1858
Emma. C 1858
Matilda C 1858
Laura C 1858
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Everett, Cordelia. : C 1858 Caroline Augusta C 1858
Emery, William. C 1860
Jane L .- William, (Slack) C 1860
F
Fritzche, Margaret-wid. Charles G. ( ). +C 1852
Fitch, Henry .
C 1855
Harriet-Henry, (Morse) C 1855
Margaret E
P 1858
Henry, Jr
P 1858
G
Geer, Angie-Seth, (De Graff)
C 1860
Gemmel, Margaret-William, (Van Winkle) P 1857
Gibson, Hugh. +C 1857
Giberson, Jane-Anthony, (Megaw).
C 1856
Gilbert, Emma C .- William, (Everett)
P 1856
Giraud, Elizabeth-Jacob P. (Lines)
+P 1848
Grames, Marian
+P 1842
Graves, Elizabeth-Amos, (Fitch)
C 1855
Caroline C 1855
Elizabeth P C 1855
Gravo, Mary Anna-Henry, (Lamars) +P 1837
Griffith, Thomas C 1848
Margaret-Thomas, (Collins) P 1856
Gregory, Elizabeth L. C 1860
H
Harrison, Edgar R. P 1842
Hart, Sarah-Samuel S. (Tice) P 1842
Haulenbeck, Effee-John L. (Romaine). P 1858
Havens, Sarah Gertrude-Valentine H. (Brittin) P 1844
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Honeck, Frederick. P 1850
Sophia-Frederick, (Flickenscheldt). ..
P 1850
Howser, William G. P 1859
Huestis, Sarah. C 1859
Hunt, Alice. C 1841
Emily
C 1841
J
Jackson, Abigail, (Colored) wid. P 1835
Jeffers, Moses +C 1826
Johnson, John, (Colored) P 1842
Abraham. P 1844
Maria-Abraham, (Duryee)
P 1837
Susan-wid. John, (Colored) P 1851
Jones, James N.
C 1850
Gertrude-James N. (Van Pelt)
C 1850
Phebe-John, (Morgan) P 1856
James P
P 1859
K
Kells, Dorcas-James, (Van Horne). P 1844
Catharine-Calvin, (Greenleaf) P 1858
Kent, Sarah-Wilson, (Spear)
+C 1834
Kitchell, James T C 1860
Knox, George.
C 1855
Mary-George, (Edgar). C 1856
L
Lansing, Charlotte B .- David F. (Whipple) +C 1849
Layton, Mary A .- Sydney M. (Sherman) .. C 1858
Lewis, Ann-Martin, (Tolen). C 1853
Lindsley, Henry .. C 1857
Jane-Henry, (Hageman) . C 1857
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Loney, John +P 1838
Lyon, Gertrude A. +P 1842
M
Mandevelle, Ann-Henry, (Outwater) P 1818
Mary A. P 1853 Marcellus, Sarah-Rev. Aaron A. (Marcellus) ... C 1860
Merritt, Jane-Gilbert, (Earle)
C 1858 Mc Intyre, Arietta P .- James S. (Welsh)
P 1849
Mersereau, Elizabeth-John, (Carr)
P 1818
Midwinter, Giles. P 1854
Sarah-Giles, (Williams) P 1854
Miller, Elizabeth-Jacob. C 1856
Morey, Sarah-Luther, (Gould)
P 1848
Morse, Margaret-Rev. B. Y. (Oakes) P 1860
Morton, John W
P 1858
N
Neill, Mary E. +P 1853
Newkirk, George. P 1817
Sarah-George, (Van Derhoef) P 1817
Rachael-Garret J. (Shepherd)
P 1819
Elizabeth-Jacob, (Brinkerhoff)
P 1835
Henry G. . P 1842
Sarah-Henry G. (Van Boskerk).
P 1842
Garret G. . P 1842
Jane-Garret G. (Van Riper) P 1842
Maria-Abm P. (Tallman) .
C 1848
Sarah J .- James M. (Vreeland). C 1842
Jacob. P 1843
0
O' Harra, Rebecca-Calvin, (Scott). P 1851
Outwater, Eleanor-John G. (Prior) P 1834
John G. . P 1843
Oliver, Eliza Ann-Thomas, (Tuers). C 1858
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P
Parks, Margaret-Merseles M. (Vreeland) P 1842
Patterson, John. C 1859
Arietta-John, (Bull) C 1860
Peer, Ann-John, (Jacobus).
P 1855
Peters, Eliza-John L. (De Motte)
+P 1854
Post, Henry P.
P 1860
Helen-Henry P. (Mersereau)
P 1858
Sarah-John, (Van Horne). P C 1840
Helen-John J. (Van Winkle)
P 1853
Ann-wid John, (Van Wart). P 1836
Cornelius T. P 1858
Abigail-wid. John E. (Prior).
P 1818
Catharine A .- Cornelius T. (Joralemon) ..
P 1858
Pond, Eri D. C 1860
Adaline -- Eri D C 1860
Price, Harrison. P 1857
Jane-Harrison, (Barclay)
C 1857
Pike, Thomas
+P 1838
Alice-Thomas, (Wilson) +C 1838
Prior, Annie. P 1818
Margaret-Andrew, (Tucker). P 1825
Hannah-wid. Nicholas C. (Vreeland) .... P 1846
R
Rapp, Mary-wid. John A. (Van Cleef) P 1817
Catharine-Andrew, (Brittin). P 1833
Elizabeth M .- Abm. J. (Welcher) P 1842 Hannah-John, (Van Reypen) . P 1852 Catharine Jane-Andrew A. (Vreeland) .... P 1855
Catharine-Adam, (Van Reypen) .
P 1859
Romaine, John R .. P 1842
Ann-John R. (Zabriskie) P 1842
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Romaine, Ralph. C 1847
Jemima-Ralph, (Van Horne) C 1857
Royle, Thomas P 1860
Russel, Catharine C .- wid. William, (Tallman). G 1854
Rutzer, Amelia A .- William, (De Motte) P 1848
Ryerson, Matilda-John A. (Linderman) C 1860
S
Shepherd, Catherine-wid. Geo. (Van Winkle). . P 1810
Simmons, Mary-wid. John, (Ackerman) P 1842
Michael. P 1843
Henry P.
¡P 1858
Catharine-Henry P. (Post) +P 1858
Sip, Garret P 1816
Margaret-Garret, (Newkirk). P 1816
Jane P 1836
Ann-wid. Peter, (Van Winkle)
P 1842
Richard . P 1856 Sarah E .- Richard, (Wayland) C 1857
Skidmore, Phebe-Sylvester, (Wood)
C 1853
Slater, Hugh
P 1849
Eliza-Hugh, (Riker). P 1850
Smith, Rebecca
+P 1851
John E ..
P C 1857
Jane-wid. Joseph, (Pierce) P C 1857
Speer, Abraham P 1843
Ellen J .- Abraham, (Tharp) P 1837
Speir, Louisa-William, (Leggett) C 1856
C 1856
Stevens, James
Ann-James, (Williams) C 1856
T
Tallman, Nancy-wid. Hermanus, (Coleman) .. C 1848 Taylor, Anna R .- Rev. B. C. (Romeyn). C 1828
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Terhune, Stephen. C 1853
Mary-Stephen, (Joralemon) P 1832
Michael . C 1849
Jane-Michael, (Vreeland). C 1849
Jane-Stephen, (Terhune)
P C 1857
Peter N .. C 1860 Anna, Peter N. (Van Iderstyn) C 1860
Tice, Nancy-Martin, (Van Riper) ..
P 1842
Jane-wid. Richard, (Van Houten).
P 1850
Sarah Catharine P 1858
Tuers, Abraham. P 1853
Hester A .- Abraham, (Van Winkle). P 1858
Tuttle, Hannah-wid. Joel, (Waldron) .
P 1831
Tulp, Aaltye .. C 1857
William C 1851
Martha B .- William, (Morris) C 1851
Toffee, Mary D. R .- George A. (Cook) C 1857
V
Van Alen, Mary G .- J. Pruyn, (Taylor) . P C 1859
Van Blarcom, Ryer. P 1857
Van Buren, Ann-Beekman, (Ackerman) .... P C 1860
Van Cleef, Elizabeth-Daniel, (Van der Beck) P 1819 Van Dolsen, Samuel + P 1818
Van Horne, John J. P 1818 Jane-wid. Cornelius J. (Garrabrant) P 1819
Minedert
P 1820
Cathari'e-wid. Garret, (Garrabrant) P 1824
John G ... . P 1824
Hannah-John G. (Van Riper). . .
P 1824
Rebecca-wid. Garret, (Sharpley) .. P 1831
P 1839
Agnes-Garret, (Van Horne). . Gertrude-John C. (Ackerman) ... P 1841
Jacob. P 1842
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Van Horne, Harriet E .- Jacob, (Outwater). .. P 1842
Cornelia-John J. (Van Alen). .. C 1843
John, Jr ... P 1851
Mary-John, Jr. (Post) P 1844
P 1850
Alletta .
P 1858
Garret, I.
P 1858
Mary Jane-Garret, I. (Brittin) .
C 1860
Sarah-wid. Andrew, (Daniels). ..
P 1818
Van Reypen, Elizabeth
P 1818
Elizab'h-wid. Garret C. (Van Wart)
P 1823
Daniel.
P 1836
Cornelius C ..
C 1836
Christina-Corns. C. (Van Alen) ..
P 1848
Effie. P 1850
Mary-Cornelius R. (Sickles). Catharine V. H. P 1855 P 1818
Van Riper, Charity-wid. Chris. (Van Houten). Hannah-wid. Garret C. (Evans) ...
+P 1818
P 1836 Van Vorst, Cynthia-wid. Garret, (Hennion) .. .
P 1823 Van Wagenen, Hartman Jacob. P 1855
Jane-Jacob, (Van Boskerck) .. .
P 1854
Van Wickle, Elizabeth-John, (Patterson) . . Van Winkle, Jacob D .. .
P 1815
Ann-Jacob D. (Vreeland). P 1815
P 1818
P 1830
P 1840
P 1842
Maria-Jacob, (Sip) P 1842
P 1844 Gitty.
Daniel. P 1856
Effee-Daniel, (Newkirk) P 1850
Alletta Ann. P 1856
Margaret-wid. Corn. (Van Riper) Ann-wid. John G. (Van Winkle) Sarah-wid. Garret S. (Van Riper). Jacob.
C 1860
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Van Winkle, Jacob, Jr C 1858 Margaret-Jacob, Jr. (Mandeville) P C 1858 Maria-wid. Henry E. (Jackson) .. C 1859
Isabel C 1859
Julia. P 1859
Jacob A.
P C 1860
Sarah-Jacob A. (Cadmus)
P C 1860
Van Zee, Peter .. P 1856
Adrianna-Peter, (De Kock).
P 1856
Cornelius. C 1856
Dericka-Cornelius, (De Kock) C 1856
Vreeland, Stephen
P 1814
Margaret-Richard, (De Mott)
P 1816
Nicholas.
P 1817
Betsey-Nicholas, (Van Riper)
C 1835
Daniel. P 1832
P 1818
Abraham
P 1838
Hannah-Abraham, (Van Reypen) . . P 1838 Garret R .. P 1840
Nicholas S. .
P 1842
Ellen J .- Nicholas S. (Van Riper) ... P 1842
Garret. P 1842
Catharine-Garret, (Van Buskirk) ...
P 1842
Ann Jane-Michael J. (Vreeland) ... P 1842
Stephen B. P 1850
Fanny.
P 1851
Jane-Peter, (Van Horne)
P 1852
Abraham A.
P 1856
Rachael-Abraham A. (Vreeland) ... Jacob J.
P 1850
P 1856
Gitty-Jacob J. (Vreeland) P 1842
Cornelius A. P 1858
Mary-Cornelius A. (Newkirk) ₽ 1858
Anna E .. P 1858
Cornelia-Daniel, (Newkirk)
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W
Washburn, Rachael D-wid. C. L. (Tice)
P 1857
Welsh, Sarah-Henry R. (Mead). P 1842
James B. + P 1842
Ellen-James B. (Waldron) + P 1842
Gitty S .- John B. (Vreeland)
+ P 1842
Margaret-Archer G. (Stager)
P 1844
Abner B.
P 1850
Adam R ..
P 1853
Hannah L. + P 1853
Wilson, Sophia-Blakely, (Newkirk)
P 1850
Wolfe, Phebe A .- Hugh N. (Crane)
P 1860
Wood, Eliza-Joseph W. (Welsh) P 1857
Woods, Sarah-Walter, (Post) .
P 1845
Z
Zabriskie, Albert. P 1836
Catharine-Albert, (Van Reypen) .... P 1835
Lavina-John V. H. (Banta). + P 1837
Jacob A.
P 1858
Lavina-Jacob' A. (Ackerman). P 1853
Whole number of Communicants, January 1st 1861, three hundred and thirty-three. [333].
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