A history of the Brick Presbyterian Church in the city of New York, Part 38

Author: Knapp, Shepherd, 1873-
Publication date: 1909
Publisher: New York, Trustees of the Brick Presbyterian Church
Number of Pages: 704


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Burger, Mary, 533


Burger, Sarah Augusta, 533


Burger, Sophia, 533


Burnham, Frederick G., 530, 532, 533


Burr, Mrs., 330, note Bushnell, R. G., 531


Butler, Benjamin F., 407 /., 426, 436, note, 530, 532, 533


Butler, Charles, 417, 532 and note, 533


Butler, Eliza A., 533(2)


Butler, Eliza Ogden, 533


Butler, Ellen G., 533


Butler, Emily Ogden, 533


Butler, Lydia Allen, 533


Butler, Mary R., 533


Butler, Henry M., 518


Butler, William Allen, 533


C


Cady, J. Cleveland, 409, note, 410, 411 and note, 412 and note, 414 and note, 417, 435, 438, note, 499, 518, 530, 531, 533


Campbell, Adam, 518, 521


Campbell, David, 69, note Campbell, John, 375, note


Cannon, Mary B., 533


Carrington, J. H., 532 Casper, Sarah, 272, note


Catechism, 38, 173, 221, 227, 542 Cedar Street Church, 106 f. Cemeteries of Brick Church, 19, 22- 24, 108, 113, 141-143, 262


556


INDEX


Chamberlain, Rev. L. T., D.D., 388, note


Chapel, The (Beekman Street), 138- 140, 215 Chapel, The (Murray Hill), 284, 290, note


Charity School, 88-91, 108, 113, 203-211


Charity Sermon, 41


Cheeseborough, R., 538


Chidlar, Mr., 229


Children of the Brick Church, 353 f., 364 f., 366, 394, 395. See also Sunday-schools and Children's Society


Children's Society, The, 333, 354, note, 364, 366 f., 394


Choate, William G., 417 Chorister, 77 f., 178 f., 321


Christ Church (cf. 341, 345-349, 373), 398-402, 448-452, 466, 485- 488, 492, 535


Christ Church House (cf. 345, 349 f., 393, 396, 450 f.), 451 f., 465, 484, 492. See also Christ Church Me- morial Buildings


Christ Church Memorial Buildings (cf. 465), 471, 485-488, 548- 550


Christ Church Sunday-school, 399, 400, note, 401, note, 403, note, 449 f., 484, 487. See also Brick Church Mission


Christmas service, 348, 390, note


Chronology, 513-515


Church, Mrs., 330, note


Church, Samuel A., 518, 520


Church of the Covenant. See Cove- nant, Church of


Clark, Mrs., 330, note


Clark, John Q., 375, note


Cochran, Samuel, 341 f. Cochran, Thomas, 341 f. Coffin, William S., 484, note Cole, Mr., 183


Collections, 78, 231-239. See also Benevolences, Finances


Collegiate system, The, 30 f., 103 ff. Comes, Mr., 178 f.


Communion. See the Lord's Sup- per


Comstock, George W., 351, note, 375, note, 521


Comstock, Mrs., 330, note


Concert of prayer for missions, 173 Cornbury, Lord, Governor of New York, 3, 6-8


Cornell, George J., 538


Cornell, Robert C., 522(3)


Corning, Mrs., 330, note, 395, note


Corning, Hanson K., 523


Corning, Jane B., 533


Corning, Jasper, 200, 252, 517


Corwith, Henry N., 436, 521, 531


Couch, William, 201, 252, 517, 520, 522, 524, 525, 526, 537, 547


Covenant, The (old) Church of the,


317, 404; origin of, 405-407; or- ganization of, 407; name of, chosen, 407 f .; building erected, 408 f .; character of, 409 f., 416 f .; starts a mission Sunday-school, 410-413; builds Memorial Chap- el, 414 f .; calls Dr. Vincent, 416; members of, 417 f .; encourages independence of the chapel, 418- 420; calls Dr. McIlvaine, 420; makes chapel pastor his associate, 420-423; work and worship of, 424-426; difficulties of, 426-429; union of, to Brick Church, pro- posed, 429 f., 432-437; generous spirit of, in adopting this plan, 430 f .; union of, with Brick Church, accomplished, 437; prop- erty of, sold, 437; members of, happy and loyal as members of Brick Church, 438, 441-443. See also 529-534


Covenant, The (present) Church of the (cf. 419 f., 423), 433 f., 436, notes, 437, 438, note, 444-448, 466, 483 f., 492, 536. See also Covenant Chapel


Covenant Chapel, 410-415 416, 418-424, 433 f., 536


Cowdrey, Miss, 229


Cox, Mr., 243


Crosby, Henry A., 411, note, 531


Crosby, Rev. Howard, D.D., 377, note


Crosby, John P., 417, 530


Culyer, Charles R., 528


Cummings, A. P., 538


Cummings, Rev. Alexander, 9


Cunningham, Richard, 112(2), 197, 517, 520, 522, also opposite 122 Curtis, Edwin, 533


Curtis, Mary, 533


Curtis, Phebe Eliza, 533


Curtis, Rebecca, 533


Curtis, William O., 411, note, 436, 521, 531, 533 Cutler, Manasseh, 76-80, 96


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INDEX


D


E


Dale, Thomas N., 532 Darrach, James, 302, 518 Dart, Russell, 537


Dartmouth, Lord, 29 Davenport, J. S., 537


Davenport, Thomas, 527, 537 Davis, Edward W., 375, 521


note,


Davis, Edward W., 521


Davis, John G., 375, note


Davison, John R., 520, 538


de Forest, Alfred, 197, 252, 517


de Forest, Benjamin, 522, 525


de Forest, George B., 408


de Forest, Lockwood, 522, 526 .


de Forest, Margaret, 533


de Forest, William H., 537


de Gourley, Madame, 200


Deacons of the Brick Church, 112, 331, note, 392 f., 520 f.


Debt-raising, 146, 369, 388 f. Delevan, E. C., 538


Denny, Thomas, 418, 530


Dering, Nichol H., 252, note, 520


Dey, Anthony, 199


Discipline, 39 f., 190-196


Dodge, Arthur M., 436, 523, 532


Dodge, Norman N., 532


Dodge, Stephen, 171 f.


Dodge, William E., 408, 418, 530


Dodworth's studio building, 407 Domestic Missions, Presbyterian Board of, 237, 248 f.


Donaghe, Antoinette, 533


Donaghe, James, 533


Donaghe, W. R., 533


Donaldson, Miss, 330, note


Donnell, J. F., 223, note


Dorcas Society, The, 329 f., 332


Douglass, George, 200, 517, 522


Downer, Mrs., 330, note


Downer, Eliza, 538


Downer, Frederick W., 351, note, 375, note, 523, 525, 526(2)


Downing, G. R., 538 Drake, Jacob, 522


Dunlap, John, 20, note


Dunmore, Lord, Governor of New York, 44 Dunning, Mrs., 330, note


Dunning, Benjamin F., 351, note, 375, note, 518


Dunning, William F., 521


Dutch Church, Reformed Protest- ant, of New York, 18


Easter service, 390, note Eastman, John C., 411, note


Eastman, Rev. O., D.D., 417


Education, Presbyterian Board of, 237 Egbert, Benjamin, 111 f., 517, 522, 524, also opposite 122


Egleston, Thomas, x., 200, 302, 517, 523, 526, 537


Eidlitz, Leopold, 285


Elders of Brick Church. See Session


Eldridge, Thomas P., 523


Elliot, Andrew, 66, note, 71


Ellsworth, Erastus, 517, 520, 527


Ely, Abner L., 200, 223, note, 252, 302, 351, note, 499, 517, 519, 523, 525, 527(2), 537 Ely, Rev. Ezra Stiles, 156


Ely, Nathan C., 375, note


Ely, Seabury, 203, 206


Emerson, Mr., 323, note


Employment Society, The, 329- 332, 364, 393, 510


Endowment, 273, 402-404, 437 f., 489


Eno, Amos R., 280 f. Epidemics, 91-94, 164 f. Ewing, Rev. John, D.D., 77, 79


F


Fairchild, J. M., 530


Farr, Rev. James M., becomes Dr. van Dyke's assistant, 451; organ- izes Boys' Club at Christ Church, 451; becomes pastor of Christ Church, 466; pamphlets by, 503; see also 516, 535


Faxon, William, 351, note, 518


Ferris, Richard Montgomery, 288, note


Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, 339, note Fillmore, President Millard, 292, note


Finances of the church, 87 f. 143- 147, 257 f. Fisher, Abijah, 199, 517, 522


Fisk, Harvey, 418, 532 Fleet, Oliver S., 532


Florio, Carl, 389, note


Foreign Missions, Presbyterian


Board of, 249 f.


Forrester, James, 113 Franklin, Dr. Benjamin, 36


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INDEX


Frazer, William, 111, 517, also op- posite 122 Frazier, William, 69, note


Fulton, S., 538 Funeral customs, 78 f., 113


G


General Assembly, pastoral letter of, 1775, 61-64 George III, 29


Gibson, Archer, 482 f.


Gilbert, John A., 375, note


Gilman, Mrs., 330, note


Gilman, Arthur, 300, note


Gilman, Theodore, 521


Gilman, William S., 323


Gilman, Winthrop S., 351, note, 397, note, 518, 523


Girard, A., 538


Glover, John G., opposite 262


Goddard, Calvin, 418


Gold, Cornelius B., 523


Goodwin, Caroline, 199


Goodwin, Eli, 199, 522, 538


Gordon, Miss, 323, note


Gordon, Robert, 418, 436, note, 532


Gordon, William, 69, note


Gould, Miss, 183


Graham, Mrs., 212


Graham, Thomas, 69, note


Grant, Thomas, opposite 262


Greacen, Thomas E., 518 Greenleaf, Thomas, 530


Griffen, Edward Payson, 426, 531, 532, 533


Griffen, Hermon, 530, 533


Griffen, Louisa G., 533


Griffiths, Margaret, 333, 395


Griswold, Mr., 351, note


H


Hall, Rev. Charles Cuthbert, D.D., 455, note


Hall, Rev. John, D.D., 357, 377, note Hall, W. A., 532 Hallett, Joseph, 20, note, 57, note, 69, note Halsey, Catherine, 227


Halsey, John C., 197, 252, 517, 520, 522, 525, 526, 537 Hanford, Levi, 70


Harding, Richard, 197, 520


Harmer, The Misses, 395, note


Harmer, Charles G., 375, note, 378, note, 518 Harpur, Robert, 69, note


Hart, Eli, 538


Hatfield, Eliza W., 342, 451


Hatfield, Jacob B. T., 521


Hatfield, Susan M., 342


Havens, Gabriel, 522


Havens, Rensselaer, 197, 252, 517, 522(2), 524, 525 Hawes, Peter, 197, 517, 538


Hawkins, Joseph, 69, note Hayes, Dr. William V. V., 483, 518, 527


Hazard, Mr., 80


Hazard, Ebenezer, 68 f.


Henry, Mrs. Douglas, 411, note


Hidden, T. B., 531


Hitchings, Hector M., 518


Hobart, B. K., 538


Hodgson, Nathaniel H., 528


Hoe, Robert, Jr., 532


Hoge, Rev. William J., D.D., 296- 306, 308, note, 329, 499, 503, 516 Holbrook, Mr., 179


Holbrook, Mrs., 330, note


Holden, Daniel J., x, 372, 375, note, 449 f., 518, 519, 521,523, 526


Holden, Mrs. Daniel J., 330, note, 395, note


Holden, Horace, x, 171 f., 185, 196, 200, 252, 271, 284, 499, 517, 519, 523, 527(2), 537, 547 Holland, Josiah G., 523


Holmes, Silas, 252, 517


Home of the Friendless, 406, 426


Hope Chapel, 258 f., 291, 293


Hopkinsianism. See New England


'Theology Hoppin, Gerard Beekman, 436, 521, 531


Hoppin, William Warner, 417, 435, 518, 530, 531


Hoppock, Moses A., 537


Hosack, Alexander, opposite 262


Houghton, Miss, 330, note, 333, note How, Fisher, 517


Hull, James S., 351, note, 528


Hunter, Brigadier, Governor of New York, 8 Hutchins, Mr., 112, 520 Hutchinson, Richard J., 523, 538


Hymn books, 180 f., 323-326


I


Inglis, William, 69, note Inquiry meeting, The, 173 f. Irving, Washington, 98, 403, note Irving, William, 98, note, 403, note, opposite 262


559


INDEX


Isham, William B., 375, note, 523, 524 Isham, William B., Jr., 449, 521 J


Jackson, Thomas, 20, note, 69, note


Jackson, William, 6


Jauncey, James, 66, note


Jennings, Oliver B., 532


Jesup, Morris K., 489


Jewett, Hugh J., 417 Johnson, Samuel, 183


Jones, Mrs. Samuel B., ix


Joscelyn, Mr., 351, note Judd, David W., 533


Judson, P., 538 Juppe, Anna M., 448, note


K


Keeler, John, 531


Kellogg, Miss, 323, note


Kernochan, Joseph, 538


Ketcham, E. R. van A., 533


Ketcham, Enoch, 408, 418, 532, 533


Kimball, Alfred R., 532


Kimball, Dr. Charles Otis, 411, note, 412, note, 436, 518, 521, 530, 531 Kimball, Horace, 533


Kimball, Horace E., 533


Kimball, Rev. John, 341, 345, 535


Kimball, Mary D., 533


Kindergarten. See Murray Kinder- garten


King, John, 69, note


Kingsley, Ezra M., 375, note, 518, 527,


Kinnie, Margaret E., 450


Kip, Isaac, 201


Knapp, Gideon Lee, 538


Knapp, Shepherd, 201, 252, 280, 284, 351, note, 517, 519, 522, 523, 524, 526, 538


Knapp, Shepherd, 375, note, 523, 525


Knapp, Mrs. Shepherd, 277, note


Knapp, Rev. Shepherd, 474, note, 516 Knox, Louise, 395, note


L


La Farge, John, 381-383 Laight, Maria, 200 Lamb, James, 69, note Lampe, Rev. Joseph J., D.D., 349, 373, 398-401, 448, 503, 535 Lasher, John, 59, note, 60, 64 f., 68


Lashor, John, Jr., 20, note Lathrop, Mrs. Thomas P., 199, note 330


Lay, Oliver, 417


Laymen of Brick Church, 36 f., 46- 69, 190-202, 215-217, 243 f., 300 f., 351, note, 367, 375, note, 378, note, 393, 397 f., 467 Lecture, The Weekly, 38, 85, 172, 258 f., 327


Lecture Room, The Old White, 137 f., 171 f.


Ledoux, Dr. Albert R., 388, 392,


note, 397, note, 443, note, 518, 527 Ledoux, Mrs. Albert R., 395, note


Leeds, Catharine G., 533


Leeds, Mary Eliza, 533


Leonard, Charles H., 408, 532, 533 Leonard, Elizabeth, 533


Leslie, James, 90 Lewis, Charlton T., 417


Litchfield, Mr., 49, note


Livingston, Peter R., 20, note, 58, 68


Livingston, Peter van Brugh, 20, note, 57, note, 59, note, 68 f.


Livingston, William, 48-51


Lockwood, Elizabeth R., 533


Lockwood, Julia G., 533


Lockwood, Louisa M., 533


Lockwood, Roe, 533


Lockwood, Stephen, 197, 517, 522(2), 526


Lord, Miss, 330, note


Lord, Daniel, 47, note, 197, 201, 302, 323, 344, 499, 517, 527, 537 Lord, Daniel, 417


Lord, Daniel D., 533


Lord, George de Forest, 300, note, 338, note, 351, note, 375, note, 378, note, 518, 520, 523


Lord, Mary H., 533


Lord's Supper, The, 37 f., 109, note, 176, 192, 291, note, 327, 345 f., 419, 543 f. Lovell, L. N., 426, 530, 531


Lovett, James, 522


Ludlam, John L., 523, 525


Ludlow, Gabriel, 89


Luyster, William, 197, 520


M


Magee, Daniel H., 538 Makemie, Rev. Francis, 3, 6-8 Marling, Alfred E., 426, 435, 483, 518, 527, 530 Marsh, Samuel, 201, 271, 538 Martin, The Misses, 395, note


560


INDEX


Mason, Rev. Dr. John M., 129, 156, 177


Matlock, Rev. John, D.D., opposite 262


McAlpin, Charles W., 436, 521, 531


McAlpin, D. H., 451, 532


McAlpin, D. H., Jr., 523, 532


McAlpin, David, 418


McAlpin, Joseph R., 532


McAlpin, Randolph, 452, 487


McCall, James, 201, 517, 522, 523


McClellan, Mrs., 411, note


McClelland, Hon. Robert, 266


McCollick, Catherine, 538


McComb, John, 197, 252, 520, 522, 538, also opposite 132, 262


McCormick, Stephen, 137


McCosh, Pres. James, D.D., 388, note


McCulloh, Richard S., 518


McCurdy, Gertrude M., 533


McCurdy, Robert H., 418, 533


McCurdy, Robert Wolcott, 533


McCurdy, Sarah Lord, 533


McDougal, Alexander, 52 f., 55-57, 59, 64, 67 f.


McDougal, John, 69, note


McDowell, Rev. John, 118


McElwain, Maria, 538


McEwen, Rev. Henry T., 420, 536


McIlvaine, Rev. James Hall, D.D., called to Church of the Covenant, 420; proposes that chapel pastor become his associate, 420 f .; com- ments on the result, 422 f .; de- scribes activities of the church, 424-426; indicates adverse con- ditions, 429; preaches last sermon in the church, 430 f .; becomes co- pastor in Brick Church, 435, 439; pronounces union a success, 438; resignation of, 440-444; subse- quent letter from, 446 f. See also 503, 516, 529


McIntosh, Rev. James S., D.D., 388, note


McKay, C. S., 531


McKinley, Nathaniel, 20, note


McKnight, Rev. John, D.D., 82-85, 88, 104, 107, 109-111, 503, 516 McLane, Guy Richards, 521


McLane, Dr. James W., 417


McLean, Mrs. Alexander, 333, note, 342, 395, note


McLeland, Rev. Alexander, 242


McMahon, Fulton, 449 f.


McNeel, Mrs. Maria Brower, 384, note


McNish, Rev. George, 8 Mead, Edward S., 418


Mead, Elijah, 197, 252, 520


Memorial Chapel, 414 f. See also Covenant Mission Men of Brick Church. See Lay- men


Men's Association, The, 467, 469


Mercer Street Church, 405 f.


Merrill, Charles E., 523, 532


Merritt, Frances, 533


Merry, Calvin H., 538


Michael, John, 69, note


Miles, Edward C., 411, note


Miles, Isabel N., 411, note


Millard, Mr., 323, note


Milledoler, Dr. Philip, 85, 123


Miller, Charles A., 523, 525


Miller, Rev. Samuel, D.D., call of,


83; personality of, 83; preaching of, 83 f .; salary of, 88; on public schools, 88, note; on the plague of 1798, 91-94; favors discontinua- ance of collegiate system, 104 f., 107; becomes pastor of Wall Street Church, 109 f .; describes effects of separation, 111, note; defends Gardiner Spring, 123; on the duties of elders, 189. See also 500, 504, 516


Miller, William, 112, 520, also oppo- site 122


Mills, Mrs., 538


Mills, Charles, 537


Mills, Drake, 199, 523(2), 537


Mills, James W., 538


Mills, John, 112(2), 121, 197, 517, 522, also opposite 122


Mills, Rev. Samuel J., 245-247


Mills, Zophar, 532


Ministers of the Brick Church, 37, 516


Mission Sunday-schools, 226, 291, 299, note. See also Brick Church Mission, Covenant Chapel, and Christ Church


Missionary Societies, Relation of Brick Church to, 235-250


Missions, Brick Church and, 173, 228-250, 334, 391, note, 393. See also Benevolences


Moore, Sir Henry, Governor of New York, 28 f. Moore, W. D., 531


Moore, William H. H., 418, 426, 435, 518, 530


Morgan, Gov. E. D., 351, note, 356, 369, 375 and note, 376, 377, 378,


561


INDEX


note, 380 f., 384, note, 500, 523, 524


Morgan, Mrs. E. D., 330, note


Morgan, Dr. E. D., Jr., 350, 384, note


Morrell, Lucretia, 537


Morris, Gouverneur, 60


Murphy, E. D., 521


Murray, Rev. James O., D.D., called, 315; early life of, 319 f .; interest of, in music of the church, 321- 323; aids in preparation of hymn-book, 323-326; relation of, to Brick Church Mission, 338; resignation of, 351-355. See also 500, 505, 516


Murray, Mrs. James O., 330, note, 333, note, 354, note


Murray, John R., 112, 522, 526, also opposite 122


Murray, Mary, 537


Murray Hill site, 280-284


Murray Kindergarten, The, 354, note, 393, 396


Music of the Brick Church, 77 f., 177-183, 284 f., 288, 321-326, 380, 389, 482 f.


N


Naylor, Peter, 403, note, 517, 520, 523, 537


Nesbit, Robert, 69, note


New Church. See Brick Church


New England Theology, The, 156- 158


New Haven Theology, 160, 249


New School schism, 168 f., 249. See also Reunion of New and Old Schools


New York in 1717, 7; in 1766, 20- 22; in 1850, 251; in 1855, 277- 279; in 1873, 427 f .; in 1876, 360 f .; in 1908, 490 Nicoll, Dr. John, 28


Niles, Dr. Walter L., 488, note


Nixon, John M., 284, 351, note, 523, 526


Noel, Garret, 20, note North, John, 69, note Norton, Charles L., 418 Noyes, Emily C., 533 Noyes, Dr. Henry D., 417, 435, 442 f., 518, 530, 532 Noyes, Julia F., 533


Noyes, William Curtis, 436, note, 533


0


Oakley, Daniel, 197, 252, 520, 538 Oakley, E. B., 532


O'Conner, Charles, 265


Odell, Hamilton, ix, 375, note, 388, 518, 519(2), 527(2)


Odell, Mrs. Hamilton, 330, note, 332 Ogilvie, Thomas, 111, 517, also op- posite 122


Olivet Chapel, 425


Olyphant, Anna, 395, note


Olyphant, Robert, 523


Olyphant, Mrs. Robert, 395, note


Ormiston, Rev. William, D.D., 357


Osborn, William C., 532


Osborn, William H., 418


Osgood, Samuel, 112(2), 517, 519, 522, 524, 525, also opposite 122 Owen, Capt. Jeremiah, 88


P


Parish, Daniel, 199, 522, 538


Parish, Daniel, Jr., ix, 351, note, 375, note, 521, 523


Parish, Henry, 523, 526


Parish, Susan, 330, note, 395, note


Parish and Schroeder, 486, note


Parsonage, 69, 80 f., 98, 356 f.


Parsons, Arthur W., Jr., 521, 527


Parsons, Herbert, 450, 484, note Parsons, John E., 338-344, 350, 351 and note, 372, 375, note, 388, 443, note, 505, 518, 523, 524 Parsons, Mrs. John E., 333, note Parsons, Joseph, 418


Parsons, Joseph H., 436, 523, 532


Pastor's Aid Society, The, 393, 397 f., 467


Paton, Mr., 351, note


Paton, Mrs., 330, note


Paton, Thomas, 520


Paton, Thomas C. M., 300, note, 341, 518, 523


Patterson, Alexander, 69, note.


Patton, Catherine, 199


Patton, Rev. F. L., D.D., 388, note


Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer, 9


Penny Provident Fund, 396


Phelps, Miss, 330, note


Phelps, Anson G., 200, 522, 524


Phelps, Isaac N., 375, note, 523 Phelps, William Walter, 417


Phillips, Rev. William W., D.D., 292, note


Pierce, President Franklin, 266 f. Pierson, Joseph, 69, note


562


INDEX


Pelton, Philip, 69, note Pisek, Rev. Vincent, 397, note


Pond, S. P., 178 Porterfield, Miss, 395, note Post, Dr. Alfred C., 417, 533 Potter, Ellis, 538


Prayer meetings, 38, 85, 172 f., 187, 225, 258 f., 327 f., 365, 370 f., 390- 392, 393, 397, 424, 460, note


Prentiss, Annie L., 411, note


Prentiss, Rev. George L., D.D., re- lation of, to origin of Church of the Covenant, 405-409; his prayer for the church, 410; his description of the mission school, 413; called to Union Seminary, results of his pastorate, 415 f .; continues to at- tend the church, 416, 417. See also 505, 529


Prentiss, Mrs. George L. (Elizabeth P.), 405, note, 409, 414, note, 417, 533


Preparatory Service, The, 174


Presbyterian Church of New York City, origin of, 6 f .; calls Mr. Anderson, 7; condition of, in 1717, 8 f .; worships in City Hall, 9; earliest edifice of, 9; calls Mr. Pemberton, 9; edifice of, enlarged, 9; calls Mr. Cummings, 9; con- troversy in, on psalmody, 9; calls Mr. Bostwick, 10; calls Mr. Treat, 10; in 1765, 10 f .; calls Mr. Rod- gers, 14 f .; revival in, 16; second edifice required by, 16; lot on Beekman Street secured by, 17- 23; incorporation of, 27-30, 103; collegiate arrangement of, 30 f., 103 ff .; duties of officers of, 37-41; public life of members of, before and during Revolution, 46-69; loyalists in, 66; buildings of, during the War, 69-72, 73, note, repairs New Church, 73-76; gifts to, 80 f .; associate ministers of, 81-85; activities of, 1783-1808, 85-91; effect of plague on, 91- 94; considers dissolution of col- legiate arrangement, 103-110; sep- aration of, accomplished, 111. See also Brick Church, Rutgers Street Church, Wall Street Church


Presbyterian churches in New York City, 106 f, note


Princeton Seminary, students of, 292, note, 296


Profession and Covenant, The, 539- 541


Psalmody, 9 f. Purves, Rev. George T., D.D., 457, note


Quackenbos, John, 69; opposite 262 Quarterly meeting, The, 173 f. Quick, A. J., 533


R


Ray, Richard, opposite 262 Ray, Samuel, opposite 262


Raynolds, Charles T., 532


Read, Colin, 403, note


Red Letter Days, 515


Reid, Whitelaw, 417


Reunion of New and Old Schools, 316-318, 415, 427


Revision of Presbyterian Confession, 402


Revivals, 184-188, 388 f.


Rhinelander, Frances D., 534 Richards, Guy, 202, 271


Richards, Rev. William R., D.D.,


202, 439, note; called, 475-477; accepts, 477; early life and min- istry of, 477f .; preaching of, 478- 480; advocates the open church and a third Sunday service, 480 f .; seeks to reach all sorts of people, 481 f .; interest of, in new build- ings for Christ Church work, 485; publications of, 500, 505. See also 516


Riker, Peter, 20, note


Robbins, George S., 522


Robbins, S., 537


Roberts, Mr., 178


Roberts, Mary M., 333, note, 395, note


Robinson Street lot, The, 80 f., 109 Robertson, Governor, 71


Rodgers, Rev. John, D.D., early life of, 11-13; pastorate of, at St. George's, 13-15; called to New York, 14 f .; first year of, in New York, 3-5, 15 f .; petitions for new site, 20, note; raises money for New Church, 23-25; lays corner- stone, 25; appearance of, in pul- pit, 33; preaching of, 34, 100 f .; leadership of, 34-36; degree of, from Edinburgh, 36; attitude of, before and during Revolution, 45 f., 56, note, 60 f., 65-67, 71; preaches Thanksgiving sermon, 1783, 74-76, 506; rededicates


563


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New Church, 76; in funeral cos- tume, 79; urges benevolence, 86, note; salary of, 88; growing old, 91, 95, 112; appearance of, 95- 98; manners of, 96 f .; character of, 98 f .; character of ministry of, 99-102; love for, 105; lays corner-stone of Rutgers Street Church, 106; opposed to separa- tion of congregations, 108; mod- erator of first Brick Church ses- sion, 111; death of, 149. See also 516


Rodgers, Robertson, 36, note, 75, note


Rogers, Charles H., 418


Rogers, Rev. Edwin E., 420, 536


Rolla, Mr., 182


Romeyn, Rev. John B., D.D., 123


Roosa, Dr. St. John, 417, 530


Ruggles, Samuel B., 268, note


Rulifson, Rev. A. E., 345, 535


Rutgers Street Church, 26 f., 85, 105 f., 108 f., 111


Ryan, Mrs. Catherine, 210, 403, note


S


Sabbath observance, 240-242


"Sacrifice of Praise," The, 323-326 Sampson, Joseph, 199


Saxton, John, 538


Schermerhorn, Catharine G., 534


Schermerhorn, Louisa N., 534


Schieffelin, Henry H., 522, 526


Schiefflin, Samuel B., 201


Schuyler, Major-General, 64 Scotch Presbyterian Church of New York, 10; 106, note, 339, 341


Scott, John Morin, 20, note, 48-50,


52 and note, 53, 55-57, 59 f., 65, 67 f.


Scribner, John Blair, 417


Scribner, Charles, 417, 418


Scribner's Sons, Charles, 140


Seaman's Friend Society, The Amer- ican, 240


Services of the Brick Church, 30, 37 f., 76-80, 85, 171-183, 253, 258 f., 326-328, 365, 368, 370, 387, note, 389-391, 452 f., 458, 461, 480-483, 491 Sears, Isaac, 52 f.


Session of Brick Church, 111 f., 189- 196, 221-227, 323-326, 399-401, 448 f., 509, 517-519 Seward, B. J., 216, 527(2) Seward, William, 426, 436, 521, 531


Sewing school, The, 345, 349, 393 and note, 400, note, 450 Sexton, 136, note, 528


Shedd, Rev. William G. T., D.D., 309 f., 315, 377, note, 516


Shedd, Mrs. W. G. T., 330, note, 333, note, 395, note


Sheffield, William R., 411, note, 531 Sick Children's Aid Society, The (see also Children's Society), 393- 397, 548 Sims, Elizabeth, 534


Singing school, 173, 179


Skidmore, Joseph R., 418, 532


Skinner, Frances L., 534


Skinner, Helen, 534


Skinner, Mary D., 534


Skinner, Rev. Thomas H., D.D., 407


Sloane, Prof. William M., 397, note


Slover, Isaac, 69, note


Smith, Miss, 330, note


Smith, Benjamin, 69, note


Smith, Elizabeth L., 534


Smith, Epenetus, 528


Smith, Eugene, 436, 523, 526, 532


Smith, George, 538


Smith, Gilbert, 69, note


Smith, Rev. Henry B., D.D., 417


Smith, Henry L., 467, 518


Smith, John, 20, note


Smith, John C., 520


Smith, Mallville M. W., 411, note


Smith, Melancthon, 69, note


Smith, Thomas, 20, note, 59, note


Smith, William, 20, note


Smith, William, the younger, 20, note, 48-52, 58, 71 Smith, William Allen, 411, note


Sons of Liberty, Presbyterians among the, 49-55


Speece, Rev. Conrad, D.D., 120, note


Sperry, Mr., 351, note


Spies, Henry, 528


Spofford, Mr., 351, note


Spofford, Paul, 280, 284, 523, 537 Spofford, Mrs. Paul, 199, note


Spring, Rev. Gardiner, D.D., 25, note; preaches in] New York, 120; is called, ordained and in- stalled, 121-123; salary of, 121, 144, 270; parentage and early life of, 123-130; studies and methods of work of, 149-151; preaching of, 151-156, 162-164; depression and ill health of, 154 f .;


theology of, 155-158; liberal spirit of, 158-160; "Essays" of, 161 f .; journeys of, to Europe,


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INDEX


164-167; service of, during chol- era epidemic, 164 f .; relation of, to New School schism, 168 f .; publications of, 169, 500 f., 506- 508; his conduct of the Com- munion Service, 176; of the Sun- day services, 176; part of, in re- vivals, 185-187; parish visita- tion of, 188; views of, in regard to amusements, 194 f .; his ap- proval of church discipline, 195 f .; preaches at Sunday school anni- versary, 219; addresses the school 220; becomes superintendent of Sunday-school, 224; attempt of, at Sabbath reform, 240-242; devo- tion of church to, 270; bust of, 288; preaches at dedication of present building, 292, 294; re- quires assistance, 295 f .; vigorous old age of, 297; welcome of, to Dr. Hoge, 298; fiftieth anniver- sary of pastorate of, 299; dis- agrees with Dr. Hoge, 305; atti- tude of, toward the South and the War, 306-308; increasing infirmi- ties of, 309-311, 315 f .; share of, in the reunion, 316-318; last days and death of, 318; long life and pastorate of, 319 and note. See also 516, 519, 527, 537, 539, note, 540, notes


Spring, Mrs. Gardiner, 128, 299, note


Spring, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 123 f., 156, 245 f.


Spring, Rev. Samuel, D.D., of East Hartford, 292, note


Spring, Mrs. Samuel, 124


Spring, Susan, 199


Squires, Walter, 375, note, 527


St. Bartholomew's Parish House, 445 f.


St. George's Chapel, 74


St. Paul's Chapel, 74


Stafford, Mrs., 330, note


Starin, H. G., 531


Starin, John K., 223, note


Steadman, Charles J., 223, note


Stephens, John, 197, 520, also op- posite 262 Stevens, Col., 81


Stevens, Delia, 213, note, 223, note


Stevens, John, 20, note Stewart, A., opposite 262


Stewart, Frances V., 488, note


Stewart, John A., 523


Stewart, Mary, 484, note, 485, note


Stewart, Robert, 69, note


Stewart, Robert, M.D., 300, note, 520


Stewart, William J., 322, note


Stimson, Dr. Lewis, 417


Stone, Levi P., 518, 520


Storrs, Rev. R. S., D.D., 388, note Storrs, S. J., 417, 530, 531


Streeter, Dr. Ransel M., 417


Strong, Theron G., 417, 435, 453, 518, 530, 531 Sullivan, Algernon S., 527


Sunday-school Union, The New York, 212, 221, 228, note, 237


Sunday-schools, 211-230, 252, 259,


290, note, 293 f., 323, note, 364, 370, 392, 397, 426, 428, 470, 483, 510, 527, 545 f. See also Brick Church Mission, Christ Church Sunday-school, and Bible classes Sunday services. See Services


Supreme Court of New York, order of, 263 f., 265 Sutherland, Judge, 417


T


Tait, Rev. Mr., 345, note


Talbot, Rev. Howard A., 418 f., 419, 536


Talmage, Mrs., 330, note


Taylor, John S., 140


Thomas, Griffith, 285, note, 322


Thomas and Son, T., 285


Thompson, D., 537


Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth, 89


Thompson, John, 111, 517, also op- posite 122


Thompson, Jonathan, 199, 522(2), 525


Thompson, William R., 178


Tillinghast, Miss, 383


Todd, William, 69, note


Tokens, 37 f.


Townsend, Dr., House of, 279, 283


Tract Society, The American, 237


Treat, Rev. Joseph, 10, 20, note, 56, note, 60, 81, 516


Tredwell, John P., 538


Trinity Church, 18, 27, 74, 80 f., 89


Trustees of the Brick Church, 112 f., 145, 203 ff., 254-269, 510, 522-526 Tryon, Governor, 44


Tucker, Mrs., 330, note


Tucker, John C., 378, note, 403, note, 518, 520, 537


Turner, Daniel, 69, note


Turner, John, Jr., opposite 262


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INDEX


Turrell, Ebenezer, 403, note Turwell, Ebenezer, 403, note


U


Union Seminary, students of, 343, 403, note


United States Government, 266 f., 280


V


Van Desburgh, Mrs. G. E., 537 van Dyke, Bernard, 384, note


van Dyke, Henry, repeats sermon of Dr. Rodgers, 74, note; proposed for Brick Church, 375; early life of, 376; education and first pas- torate of, 377; installation of, 377; his description of the church in 1883, 377 f .; abilities of, 379; purpose of, 379 f .; he secures re- decoration of the church, 380- 382; fifteenth anniversary of pas- torate of (1898), 383, note, 453; memorial of, to his son, 384, note; honorary degrees of, 384, note; affection for, 384, 386, 387 f., 453; threatened departure of, 385-388; his ideal of the church, 385 f .; ill health of, 386 f .; early achievements of, 388 f .; preach- ing of, 389; influence of, on the worship, 389-392; describes work of church, 1883-1893, 392-394; reorganizes work for sick children, 394-397; forms Pastor's Aid So- ciety, 397 f .; service of, outside the church, 402; appeal of, for endowment, 403; offers resigna- tion with Dr. McIlvaine, 440 f .; is not permitted to go, 441-444; relation of, to new Church of the Covenant, 445, 447 f .; effects of ministry of, 452-454; resignation of, 454; aids in finding successor, 454; serves as minister-in-charge, 474-477; popularity of, as col- lege preacher, 478; ministry of, commemorated by the new Christ Church, 487; publications of, 501, 508 f. See also 516(2)


van Dyke, Mrs. Henry, 395, note


van Dyke, Rev. Henry J., D.D., 376, 377, note


Van Gelder, Abraham, 69, note, 111, 517, also opposite 122 Van Glahn, Edward C., 518 Van Valzah, William W., 521


Varnum, J. B., 537


Vaults. See Cemeteries. Vergereau, Peter, 69


Vernon, Miss, 330, note


Vincent, Rev. Marvin, R., D.D., called to Church of the Covenant, 416; church characterized by, 416 f .; members recalled by, 417 f .; preaching of, 418; policy of chap- el described by, 419 f .; resigna- tion of, 420. See also 509, 529


Visitation, parish, 38, 188-190, 227 f., 294 f.


Vose, Miss, 330, note


W


Waddell, Coventry, mansion of, 282 f.


Walker, Dr. Henry, 417


Walker, Stephen, 418


Wall Street Church, 3, 16, 30-32, 73, 76, 103-111


Washington, George, 51, 75


Watson, Mrs., 330, note


Watts, Robert, 375, note


Webb, Orange, 517


Webster, Rev. George S., D.D., ix; early life of, 421, note; becomes associate of Dr. Mcilvaine as chapel pastor, 421; describes the result of this relation, 421 f .; de- scribes changes in the chapel building, 422, note; describes the chapel work, 422 f., note; esteem of Covenant pastor and people for, 423; approves change from chapel to church, 433; installed as pastor of present Church of the Covenant, 434; comments on the result, 445; work of, for children, 483 f .; publications of, 502, 509. See also 529, 536 Weekes, Nathaniel, 69, note West, Mr., 351, note


West, John, 538


Wheeler, Mrs. Candace, 417


Wheeler, Dora, 417


Wheelock, William H., 521


White, Mr., 351, note


White, Charles T., 300, note, 530, 531


White, Charles Trumbull, 418 White, John, 59, note


White, Mrs. Norman, 330, note, 333, note


Whitefield, Rev. George, 9, 11 f., 97, note, 357


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INDEX


Whitlock, Andrew, 537


Whitlock, Augustus, 523, 525


Whitlock, William, 112, 197, 252, 517 Whitney, William C., 417


Wiesner, D. H., 530, 531


Wightman, Rev. Richard R., 448, 535 Willett, Marinus, 60


Williams, William, Jr., 517


Wilmarth, John, 520, 523


Wilson, Mrs. Abner A., 395, note


Wilson, Rev. James, 82, 96, 101, 516 Wilson, William H., 449


Witherbee, Silas H., 378, note, 523


Witherspoon, Rev. John, D.D., 79 f.


Woman's Foreign Missionary So- ciety, 393


Woman's Home Missionary So- ciety, The, 393


Woman's Prayer Meeting, The, 393 Women of Brick Church, work of, 37, 215, 216 f., 328-333, 364, 393-397


Wood, Oliver E., 520


Woodhead, J., 538


Woodruff, Albert, 223, note, 527 Woods, Mr., 226 Woodworth, Caroline R., 534


Woodworth, D. Austin, 534 Wool, Jeremiah, 69


Woolsey, Abbey H., 534


Woolsey, Catharine Cecil, 534


Woolsey, Charles, 411, note(2) Woolsey, Charles W., 534 Woolsey, Eliza J., 534


Woolsey, Georgiana M., 534


Woolsey, Jane S., 534


Woolsey, Theodore B., 534 Worship of Brick Church. See serv- ices. Wright, Grove, 112, 522, also op- posite 122


Y


Yale, Dr. Leroy M., 417 Yale College, described by a New York Tory, 49


Yates, Rev. Andrew, 118


Yewell, George, 417


Yonge, John G., 528


Young Men, New York Evangelical Missionary Society of, 243 f.


Young Men's Association, The, 300 f., 367


Young Men's Missionary Society of New York, The, 243


Young Men's Society, The, 368


Young People's Guild, The, 393, 395


Z


Ziesse, Mary, 395 f., 485, note





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