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Inglis, Charles (Continued).
of his son, Charles, 438 ; death of his wife, 441 ; resignation of, 443 ; fare- well sermon, 443 ; consecrated Bishop of Nova Scotia, 445 ; character of, 445 ; death of, 446 ; monument to, 446
Inglis, John, second Bishop of Nova Scotia, 447
Ingoldsby, Richard, Lieutenant-Gover- nor, 176
Ingram, David, travels of, from Gulf of Mexico to St. John, New Brunswick, A.D. 1567, S
Innes, Alexander, Chaplain, 65 n. ; pres- ent at Conference of Clergy, 143, 485
Jacobson, Cornelis, first Director of Man- hattan, 23, 25
James, Duke of York, proprietor of the English Colonies, 37-60 ; sends a Com- mission to New England, 39 ; his patent from King Charles II., 39 ; enjoins freedom of worship, 41
James II., accession of, 61 ; government of New York, 61-67; consolidates the
' New England Colonies, 67 ; abdication of, 69
Jans, Anneke, 50 ; heirs of, 147; claims against the church farm, 149
Jogues, Father, his account of New York, A.D. 1643, 31
Johnson, Samuel, appointed first presi- dent of King's College, 270 ; history of, 273 ; his advertisement, 276 ; text in full, given in Appendix, 486
Johnson, Samuel, of Stratford, elected president of first Convention of Clergy, 314
Kalm, Professor, description of New York, A. D. 1748, by, 247-249
Keating, John, paper mill of, 323
Keith, George, missionary of the S. P. G., 142-144, 155
Kieft, Governor, 30
King's College, foundation of, 145, 258 ; incorporated, 270 ; Samuel Johnson, first president of, 270; land granted to, 280; corner-stone laid, 284 ; Com-
mencement-day in 1769, 326 ; in 1771, 339
Knight, Madam, her description of New York, 159-161
Lake George Campaign, 279, 283, 286 Leadbetter, James, appointed organist to Trinity Church, 305
Lee, General Charles, occupies New York, 373 ; captured by Lord Howe, 417
Legislative Assembly, the first, held in Jamestown, A. D. 1619, 10
Leisler, Jacob, rebellion of, 71 ; execu- ted, 72 ; defended by Lord Bellomont, II9
Leislerians, position of, 128 ; triumph of, 129
Louisburg, fall of, 285
Lovelace, Francis, Colonel, appointed Governor, 48 ; disgrace of, 49
Lovelace, John, Lord, administration of, 168-177; appointed Governor, 168; arrives in New York and welcomed by Trinity Vestry, 169 ; death of, 174 Loyalist clergy, sufferings of, 375-386
Mackemie, Francis, imprisoned for preaching without permission, 166 Man, John, Jr., appointed clerk to Trin- ity Church, 213
" Managers of the Affairs of the Church of England," organized, 91 ; petition for incorporation, 91 ; obtain charter for the consolidation of the parish of Trinity Church, 91 ; granted patent to seize drift whales, 108, 109
Marston, Nathaniel, elected clerk of Trinity Church, 116
Masonic service in Trinity Church, 277
Maverick, Samuel, appointed a Commis- sioner by Duke of York, 39, 48
May, Cornelis Jacobson, 26
Megapolensis, Domine, 33, 42 Michaelius, Jonas, 28
Miller, Ebenczer, 102
Miller, John, chaplain, 73, 485 ; his plans for an Episcopate, 73; proposed as minister under the Trinity Act, 84
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Miln, John, rector of St. Peter's, Al- bany, 238
Ministry Act, the, 81
Minuit, Peter, third Director of Manhat- tan, 26
Monckton, Robert, General, appointed Governor, 296 ; resignation of, 298
Montgomery, John, appointed Governor, 205 ; death of, 205, 208
Moor, Thoroughgood, missionary to In- dians, 235 ; ill-treatment of, 166
Moore, Benjamin, parentage of, and early history, 362 ; ordained, 363 ; called as assistant minister, Trinity Parish, 364 ; preaches sermon at funeral of Auch- muty, 407 ; marriage to Charity Clarke, 426 ; elected fifth rector, 443
Moore, Sir Henry, appointed Governor, 313 ; death of, 313, 329
Morris, Colonel Lewis, memorial of, to S. P. G., 65 ; letter of, to S. P. G., 177
Mortier, Abraham, remonstrance of, 323 Mott, Edmond, present at Conference of Clergy, 143 ; Fort chaplain, 161, 485 ; death of, 162
Music, church, teaching of, 221, 263
Myles, Samuel, in charge of King's Chapel, Boston, 103 ; goes to Eng- land for ordination, 103; his letter respecting Mr. Vesey, 105 n.
Nanfan, Lieutenant-Governor, 127 ; su- perseded, 130
Neau, Elias, elder of the Frenchi Church, 156 ; appointed catechist, 157 ; con- forms to the Church, 157; his work among the negroes, 163 ; blamed during negro conspiracy, 186; diffi- culties of his work, 188
Negro conspiracy of 1712, 185 : of 1741, 224
Negroes, work among, of Trinity Church, 163, 294
New York, first colonized by French Huguenots, 8 ; occupied by Dutch, 30; by English, 36 ; seized by Dutch, 49 ; . surrendered to the English, 50 ; de-
scription of, by Madam Knight, 159- 161 ; by Professor Kalm, 247-249 ; in the colonial days, 341-347 ; occu- pied by General Lee, 373 ; by the British, 388 ; state of, during the war, 403, 428-431 ; surrendered by British, 438
New York Hospital founded, 348
Nicolls, Colonel Richard, appointed Commissioner by Duke of York, 39 ; arrives at New York, 42 ; lands troops, 42 ; takes possession of New York, 43 ; retirement and departure, 48
North Virginia Company, monopoly granted to, by King James, A.D. 1620, IS
Noxon, Thomas, appointed schoolmaster, 210 ; resignation of, 212
O'Beirne, Thomas Lewis, sermon by, 396 ; history of, 397 n.
Ogilvie, John, parentage of, and early history, 3II ; elected assistant minister to Trinity Church, 310; death of, 359; character of, 360, 361 ; portrait of, 362 Organ, first organ in America, 154; in' New York, 154 ; appointed to be built for Trinity Church, 222 ; placed in the church, 223 ; decoration of, 223 ; re- pairs to, 259 ; new organ voted to be purchased, 296 ; old organ ordered to be sold, 301 ; new organ erected, 305 Osborne, Sir Danvers, appointed Gov_ ernor, 266 ; suicide of, 266
Patroons, the, 29
Peters, Richard, preaches in Trinity Church and St. George's Chapel, 278 Popham, George, voyage of, to Maine, IO Prato, Canon Albert de, companion of Rutt on his voyage to Newfoundland, A.D. 1527, 6
Pring, Martin, voyage of, A.D. 1603, 9
Privileges and Exemptions, Charter of, 29 Provoost, Samuel, elected assistant min- ister Trinity Parish, 319 Quakers, persecution of, 34 Quebec, capture of, 287
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Raleigh, Sir Walter, voyage, of to Vir- ginia, A.D. 1584, 9
Rectory, provision for a, 322, 327
Reede, Mary, marries William Vesey, 116; her second marriage to Daniel Horsmanden, and death, 291
Relief of Widows and Children, Socicty for, incorporated, 337
Rice, John, appointed organist, 228
Robinson, Beverley, marriage of, to Nancy Barclay, 422
Rutgers, Miss, marries Dr. Barclay, 250 Rutt, John, voyage of, to Newfoundland, A.D. 1527, 6
St. George's Chapel, first Chapel of Ease, 247, 258 ; architect of, 247; opened for worship, 259 ; description of, 261 ; clock erected in, 290 ; repairs to, 437 St. Paul's Chapel, second Chapel of Ease, 302, 303 ; completed, 315 ; architect of, 316 ; opened for worship, 316; erection of portico, 322 ; serves as a parish church, 397
Sancroft, Archbishop, holds jurisdiction in America, 63
Schick, Schidit, 217
Schoolhouse, burnt down in 1750, 252; rebuilt, 255
Seabury, Samuel, elected secretary of first Convention of Clergy, 314 ; his account of the sufferings of the clergy, 380 ; sermon before the Masons, 417 ; receives degree of D.D., Oxford, 423 ; death of his wife, 435
Sharp, John, Fort chaplain, 162, 485 ; preaches sermon at Lady Cornbury's funeral, 163, 164; writes to S. P. G. on the negro conspiracy, 185
Slaves, redemption of, 153
Sloughter, Henry, appointed Governor of New York, 72 ; dies, 75 Small-pox, ravages of, 210, 429 Smith, Colonel William, 128
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, memorial to, from Colonel Morris, 65 ; and from Colonel Dudley, 65 ; its history, 151
Sopus, arrival of Walloons at, 25 Stamp Act, the, effects of, in New York, 312
State Prayers, 257 Stuyvesant, Peter, arrival of, 32
Talbot, John, present at Conference of Clergy, 143
Thanksgiving Day in 1737, 216 ; in 1763, 303
Thomas, J., missionary at Hempstead, L. I., 101, 158
Town Vestry, 83 ; levies a tax, 83 ; calls William Vesey, 85 ; opposes Governor Fletcher, 86
Trico, Catalina, 25, 26
Trinity Church, the first edifice, 109-115 ; desecration of, 180, 181 ; enlargement of, 201, 214, 216, 218 ; appearance of, in 1737, 218 ; organ introduced, 223 ; altar-piece erected, 223 ; liangings for Communion Table, pulpit, and read- ing desk ordered, 224; new addi- tion to, 225 ; fire in the steeple, 254; steeple struck by lightning, 299 ; closed during occupation of New York by Washington, 385 ; opened on capture of the city by British, 389; burnt, 391 ; description of, in 1775, and of ruins in 1776, 394, 395 ; proposal to rebuild, 437 Trinity Church Parish, charter of consti- tution granted, 92 ; terms of charter, 93, 94; full text of charter, Appendix, 455; first church wardens and vestry, 94; the building of the first church, 109; the building contract of 1697, 109; occu- pied for first time, 115 ; first election of wardens and vestrymen, 116 ; validity of its charter disputed, 121 ; act passed vacating grant of the farm, 124 ; it ap- peals to Archbishop of Canterbury, I24 ; new lease of farm granted by Cornbury, 141 ; land for a cemetery granted to, 153 ; asked by Stratford, Conn., for a loan for building church, 165 ; receives gift of Communion plate from Queen Anne, 181 ; its relations with the Dutch Church, 427 ; poor
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Trinity Church Parish ( Continued).
financial condition of, 439 ; general policy of, 447-450
Trinity church-yard, granted to the par- ish, 153
Tryon, Sir William, Bart., appointed Gov- ernor, 341 ; resignation of, 357 ; return of, 368 ; retires to Halifax, 371 ; makes his headquarters on board the Duchess of Gordon, 374 ; his hospitality, 429 Tucker, Mrs., marries Dr. Auchmuty, 250 Tuckey, William, appointed teacher of music to Trinity Church, 203 ; dis- charged, 300; publishes a hymn and an anthem, 301, 339
Van Horne, Miss, marries Governor Bur- net, 198
Van Twiller, Wouter, administration of, 30 Vardill, John, elected assistant minister Trinity Parish, 365 ; appointed pro- fessor King's College, 365
Verhulst, William, second Director of Manhattan, 26
Verrazano, Giovanni da, voyages of, to New York, A.D. 1574, 3
Vesey, Mary (see Mary Reede), marries Daniel Horsmanden, 291 ; death of, 291 ; character of, 291
Vesey, William, called by the Town Ves- try, 85 ; election opposed by Governor Fletcher, 85; not a dissenter, 87, 99 ; journeys to England to receive Holy Orders, 90 ; receives degree of M.A., Oxford, 96; ordained deacon and priest, 96 ; returns to New York, 96; elected and inducted rector of Trinity Parish, 97 ; birth and parentage of, 99, 102 ; education of ,99, 100; lay reader in Long Island, 100, 101 ; his father a Jacobite, 103 ; acts as assistant at King's Chapel, Boston, 104 ; always a churchman, 115 ; befriended by Colonel Heathcote, 106; grant for his support, 108; marries Mary Reede, 116 ; disliked by Gover- nor Bellomont, 125 ; assailed by At- wood, 131 ; writes to the Governor of Virginia, 132 ; present at Conference
of Clergy in 1702, 143; objects to Cornbury appointing Neau catechist, 157; withdraws his objections, 162; preaches sermon at funeral of Lord Lovelace, 174; remonstrates against the services at the Fort Chapel, IS2 ; refuses to co-operate with Governor Hunter, 183 ; visit to England, 190- 192 ; returns to New York, 192; ap- pointed Commissary, 192 ; triumphs over his enemies, 193; troubles with Alexander Campbell, 210; place of residence, 212 ; convenes meeting of clergy, in 1739, 221 ; failing strength, 229 ; character of, 230 ; death of, 231 ; contemporary opinion of, 231 ; portrait of, ordered to be painted, 259
Vigné, Jean, first male born of European colonists in America, 13
Walker, John, voyage to Maine, A.D. 1580, 9
Walloons, the, 24; settle in Manhattan, 25 Wardens and vestrymen, under the Min- istry Act, A.D. 1694, 82 ; 1695, 84 ; 1696, 87 ; of Trinity Church, 94 ; first elected, 116; election of, 1702, 134; election of, 1779, 426
Washington, George, arrival in New York, 368, 381 ; evacuates New York, 388 Waymouth, voyage of, A.D. 1605, 10 West India Company, founded by the States General, A.D. 1621, 17 ; patent issued, IS
Wetmore, James, appointed catechist, 201 ; parentage and history of, 201 ; called to Rye, 202
Whales, patent to seize drift, granted to Managers of the Affairs of the Church of England, 103, 109
William III., accession of, 69; colonial policy of, 70, 72
Wolfall, Reverend Master, first celebrant of the Holy Communion according to the Anglican rite in America A.D. 1573, 9
Wolley, Charles, Rev., chaplain to the forces, 52, 485
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