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October 7. Simcoe's Rangers make an incursion on King Street 256 November 13. Colonel Thomas Thomas captured at his house in ' Rye Woods' . 256
1779, February 28. British force at Rye ; skirmish, Saw Pit and Byram Bridge 258
General Putnam's adventure at Horseneck 259
May 5. Excursion of De Lancey's Refugees 259
June 4. American party surprised at Byram Bridge 259
June 16. Affair at Sherwood's Bridge 259
December 9. Three ' Friends' in Harrison disowned for not freeing their slaves 188
1780. February. Three hundred Continental troops at King Street ; the ad- vance gnard at John Cromwell's 257
1781, June 28. Death of Dr. Ebenezer Haviland 264, 477
October 19. Surrender of Cornwallis 264
December 2. Affair on King Street, near Merritt's tavern 257
1782. Record of the sufferings of Friends'. 364
1783, April 1. First town meeting after the war 266
April and May. Departure of loyalists for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia 265 November 25. New York evacuated by the British 264
1784, May 4. Act enabling towns to choose commissioners of highways 140
Settlement of Supervisors with late Vestry of Rye 164
April. Rev. Andrew Fowler officiates at Rye 337
-Friends' meeting-house in the Purchase used for a Court of Judi- cature 364
1785, April 27. Meeting of Episcopal congregation 3.37
September 26. Capt. Abr. Bush, of Rye, and four of his crew drowned 161
1787, May 24. Arrears for quitrent on lands in Rye held by patent from the crown, paid 266
September. Stage runs from New York to Rye 77
September 8. Rev. [Bishop] Richard C. Moore called to Rye 337
1788, February 22. Act relative to manumission of slaves 1ST
March 7. Act erecting the towns of Rye, Harrison, and White Plains within the former limits of Rye 266, 372
April 16. Contract for building Episcopal Church 338
October 1. Mr. Moore leaves Rye 338
November. Episcopal Church occupied . 338
1789, October 15, 16. Washington at Haviland's inn, Rye . 142, 147, 162
November 12, 13. Washington again at Rye 147
1790, December 15. Rev. David Foote called to Grace Church 338
1791, May 4. Subscription ordered for finishing the church 339
1792, November 22. Land given for new Presbyterian Church at Rye . 345
1793. Presbyterian Church dedicated, Dr. Lewis officiating 346
August 1. Death of Mr. Foote 339
December 5. Rev. John Sands called to Grace Church 339
1795, June 5. Presbyterian Church of Rye incorporated . 346
1796, May 4. Mr. Sands resigns 339
June 7. Meeting of Episcopal congregation ; name of church changed from Grace to Christ's Church 339
October 26. Rev. George Ogilvie called to Christ Church 340
1797, April 3. Death of Mr. Ogilvie 340
August 7. Rev. Samuel Haskell called to Christ Church 340
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1798. One hundred and twenty-three slaves in Rye 187
Mr. Jared Peck at ' Saw Pit '. 378
1799, March 29. Act providing for the gradnal abolition of slavery 187
1800, April 7. Act establishing Westchester Turnpike Road 143
1801, April. Mr. Haskell resigns 340
October 18. Rev. Evan Rogers called to Christ Church 341
1804, June 22. Trial of Joseph Parker 488
1805. Methodist Society organized at Rye 355
1809, Jannary 25. Death of Rev. Evan Rogers 341
February 25. Rev. Samuel Haskell recalled 340
1811, October 8. Rev. Timothy Dwight, D. D., at Rye 347
1812. Act providing for common schools in the State of New York June 18. War with Great Britain declared 178
379
1813, April 6. Town-meeting, action relative to common schools . 179
June 16. Notice of meeting at Saw Pit to consult on measures of de- fence ' in case of invasion ' 379
1814. Division of town into school districts . 179
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1815, June 8. Rector of Christ Church, Rye, ceases to officiate at Plains 341
1817. Act passed, declaring all slaves to be free on the fourth of July, 1827 . 187
1820. Fourteen slaves in Rye 187
348, 499
1823, October 1. Rev. William Thompson, rector at Rye
1824, May 29. Death of General Thomas 373, 493
Angust 20. La Fayette at Rye and Saw Pit 148, 380 1827, July 4. Slavery ceases in New York 187
1828. Friends in Harrison (' Orthodox' and ' Hicksite') separate 364
December 7. Presbyterian service commenced at Saw Pit . 367
- Presbyterian congregation meet in the district school-house, Rye 348 December 14. Church reoccupied by the Presbyterian congregation 348
1829, March 4. Presbyterian congregation reorganized 349
May 24. Rev. W. H. Whittemore, minister of Presbyterian Church
October. Presbytery of Bedford constituted 349
1830, May 26. Presbyterian Church at Saw Pit commenced 367
August 26. Death of Rev. William Thompson 341
Rev. John Forbes, rector 342
December 19. Presbyterian Church at Saw Pit occupied 368
1831. Methodist Episcopal Church, Port Chester, built . 369
1832. Rev. W. M. Carmichael, rector of Episcopal Church . 342
April. Rev. David Remington, minister of Presbyterian Church Methodist Episcopal Church, Rye, built 357
349
1834, January 24. Death of Rev. David Remington 349
April. Rev. Thomas Payne, minister of Presbyterian Church 350
September 8. Rev. Peter S. Chauncey called to be rector 342
1836, October 13. Rev. James R. Davenport ordained and installed pastor of Presbyterian Church, Rye 350
1837. Cemetery (now ' Union ') commenced 199
' Saw Pit' becomes Port Chester 381
1838, October 9. Rev. Edward D. Bryan ordained and installed pastor of Presbyterian Church, Rye 350
1841, September 28. Corner-stone of Presbyterian Church, Rye (third edifice) laid 352, 500
1842, June 28. Presbyterian Church, Rye, dedicated 500 .
348
1821, May 10. Mr. Ebenezer Clark removes to Rye . 341
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1844, July 15. St. Peter's Church, Port Chester, consecrated
370
1847, March. New Haven Railroad commenced 375
September 14. Death of Mr. Ebenezer Clark 351
1849, Jannary. New Haven Railroad completed 375
May 13. Rev. Edward C. Bull, reetor of Christ Church, Rye 342
1850, January 24. Death of Rev. Elijah Woolsey, Rye
356
1852, July 25. Presbyterian congregations of Rye and Port Chester separate 368
Angust 4. Presbyterian Church of Port Chester organized . 368
1855, March 15. Christ Church, Rye (third edifice), consecrated 342
May. Proposition of Connectieut to ascertain the boundary line 124
1856, June 25. Commissioners to ascertain the boundary line meet . 124
1858, August 15. New Methodist Church, Port Chester, dedicated 369
1859, May 5. Rev. John C. White, reetor of Christ Church, Rye 343
September 13. Commissioners to ascertain the boundary line meet at Port Chester 125
1860, June 8. Commissioners of New York proceed alone to survey and mark the boundary line . 126
1861, January 20. Death of Rev. Benjamin Griffen, Rye 358
April 29. Publie meeting to respond to the President's call for 75,000 men . 384
Union Defenec Committee appointed 385
April 30. First company of volunteers leaves Rye, N. B. Bartram, cap- tain 387
1864, November 27. Rev. Reese F. Alsop, rector of Christ Church . 343
1866, December 21. Christ Church, Rye, destroyed by fire 343
1868, May 14. Port Chester incorporated as a village . 381
1869, June 19. Christ Church (fourth edifice) consecrated 343
1870, November 29. Corner-stone of Presbyterian Church, Rye (fourth edifice), laid . 352
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
* Names printed in italics will be found in their alphabetical order in ' Families of Rye.'
Abendroth, William P., 382, 385. Abrahamson, John, 333. Adams, John, 147, 176 ; Nathanael, 225. Adee, George, 367 ; John, 220, 316 ; Wil- liam, 370. Affrey, John, 220. Agnew, Gen., 240. Akcerly, 452. Alison, Rev. F., 334. Allaire, U., 223. Allen, Lieut., 226. Alleson, Dr. W., 166. Alling, Samuel, 21-24, 26, 82. Allyn, John, 112; Matthew, 326. Alsop, Rev. R. F., 343. Amherst, Gen., 400.
Anderson, 198; C. V., 32, 52, 180, 199, 208, 400, 401, 504; Isaae, 220, 221, 267 ; John, 331, 375-377 ; William, 327, 369 ; Rev. James, 331. André, Major, 167. Andrews, Rev. E., 357. Andros, Governor, 43, 44, 47, 101. Andrus, Rev. L., 355, 356. Anne, Queen, 201. Applebe, Thomas, 21-24, 26, 82. Armour, S., 186. Armstrong, William, 220. Arnold, Rev. S., 355. Asbury, Rev. F., 354. Ascough, 452. Ashley, B. F., 383. Avery, Rev. Eph., 176, 240, 241, 316-318, 337; Mrs., 317, 318 ; T., 223. Ayers, Dr., 166.
Backus, Major, 233, 244. Bailey, Dr. N., 167. Baird, Charles W., 352. Baker, 452.
Bangs, Rev. H., 356. Banks, John, 34, 38, 46, 83, 90, 92, 95. Barelay, Rev. H., 312. Bard, Dr., 169. Barker, J., 199. Barnes, 453. Barrel, 453. Barton, Roger, 53; Hannah M., 382. Bartram, N. B., 387. Basset, J., 46, 48 ; M., 324. Bastow, Rev. J., 371. Bates, Sarah, 165. Bayard, Colonel, 98. Bayly, 452. Beal, T., 384, 389. Beardsley, Rev. J., 316. Beers, J. E., 383, 384.
Belcher, Dr. E., 171; E. R., 171. Bell, D. B., 32; Rev. J., 354 ; J., 138. Bellamy, Rev. J., 332, 333. Bellomont, Lord, 98, 117, 184. Benedict, Rev. Henry, 368, 369. Bent, S. S., 382. Berrian, Samuel U., 375. Besly, 167. Bidwell, Rev. W. H., 32, 135. Bird, 40 ; Captain, 374; J., 193 ; H., 220. Birdsall, 454. Bishop, Rev. J., 273, 275; L., 374. Blackstock, J., 370. Blair, Rev. J., 334. Blakeman, 453. Bloodgood, 453. Bloomer, 160; Gilbert, 78, 103, 160, 197, 298 ; Robert, 28, 33, 39, 56, 57, 59, 66, 69, 84, 85, 118, 121, 197, 219, 223, 324, 325, 327, 328. Bolin, J., 520, 524. Bolton, Rev. R., 23, 193, 198, 281, 282, 300, 303, 399, 434.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Bonaparte, Joseph, 374. Bostwick, Rev. D., 334.
Bowen, Rev. J., 356.
Bowers, Rev. J., 281 ; N., 118, 130, 281, 282, 284, 294, 320.
Bowne, D., 269 ; J., 269 ; T., 269.
Bowness, Dr. W., 166.
Boyd, John, 34, 48, 83, 85.
Bradford, Mrs. A. W., 144.
Bradley, S. K., 249.
Brevoort, 411.
Brewer, Rev. Mr., 366. Brewster, Dr., 268.
Bridge, J., see Pearce, J .; Rev. C., 155, 157, 192, 294, 295, 299, 309-313, 318, 320, 321, 361, 517, 518, 527, 528.
Bridges, Anne, 312 ; Dr., 312.
Brigg, I., 213.
Brondig, John, 21, 23-26, 34, 39, 43, 50, 51, 60, 62, 82-84, 90, 95, 139, 157, 173, Bnflot, J., 221.
274, 290; Jonathan, 84; Joseph, 324, 327. See Brundige. Brook, Lord, 272.
Brooks, 53; D., 199, 252; Dr., 255; J., 374.
Brown, 35, 211, 506.
- Benjamin, 69, 70, 157, 298, 324, 327, 328, 513, 515-520, 526-528.
Deliverance, 50, 51, 54, 59, 60, 68, 83, 85, 93-95, 102, 118, 121, 155, 157, 291, 310.
Francis, 139, 151, 157.
- Ilachaliah, 28, 30, 33, 34, 56, 57, 59, 78, 79, 83, 85, 90, 94, 118, 155-157, 207, 282, 290, 291, 295, 324, 327, 328, 501, 503.
Isaac, 79, 220, 230.
Jonathan, 77, 79, 196, 298, 324, 327, 328, 503, 504, 514.
Peter, 34, 145, 157, 160, 300, 324, 327.
Samuel, 61, 69, 70, 78, 260, 298, 324, 327, 328, 515-520.
Thomas, 28, 30, 39, 43, 44, 83, 157, 179, 186, 220, 274, 324, 327, 328, 346, 503, 504.
Brown, David, 208; Rev. D., 354; Dr. G. C., 171; Gilbert, 186, 513 ; Goold, 375 ; Ebenezer, 220; John, 179, 186; Josiah, 230, 339 ; Nathan, 345-347 ; Nathanael, 197; Nehemiah, 186, 382 ; Nicholas, 77; Rev. P. R., 357 ; William, 220, 221. Browne, Sir Anthony, 36.
Brundige (see Brondig), Abraham, 303, 324; David, 157; Ebenezer, 316 ; Eze- kiel, 213; Gilbert, 220, 221, 256, 505; James, 256 ; Joseph, 503; Joshua, 1>3, 197; Robert, 28.
Brush, 454.
Bryan, Rev. Edward D., 350, 352, 368.
Bryant, Captain, 237.
Buckingham, Rev. S., 321, 322.
Buck, Rev. V., 357.
Budd, 198; Anne, 195; Daniel S., 34, 150; Elisha, 195, 316, 514; Gilbert, 224, 226. 264 ; James, 220.
- Jolın, 9, 12-17, 21, 25, 26, 29, 31, 33, 38-41, 68, 79. 82, 88, 89, 95, 97-99, 113, 209, 213, 520; JJonathan, 76, 220; Joseph, 41, 70, 98, 99, 120, 140, 155- 157, 201, 203, 205, 209, 283, 310, 520- 528.
Bulkley, Gershom, 268, 269; Mrs., 76. 268, 398 ; Rev. P., 276.
Bull, Rev. Edward C., 342, 370; Rev. M.
B., 355.
Bullard, Richard, 38, 513. Bullock:, 406, 513.
Bumpas, Deliverance, 183; Samuel, 69. 183; Thomas, 183.
Burchum, 454.
Burnet, Governor W., 206, 313. Burns, 454. Burr, II., 395 ; J., 40; Major J., 326 ; Rev. 1., 334. Burrell, J., 227.
Burtus, W., 75.
Bush, 506; Abraham, 75, 76, 84; Anne, 268 ; Gilbert, 268, 382 ; Justus, 84, 268, 328, 376; William, 186, 382; William L., 385; Rev. J., 354 ; Miss R .. 144, 300, 301; Mrs., 381.
Bushnell, Rev. S., 355.
Buvelot, J., 220. Byerley, T., 201, 203. Byrne, Rev. Dr., 371.
Calvin, 175. Campbell, Rev. J , 354. Canfield, Rev. E., 355. Carey, Colonel, 238.
Carhartt, Andrew, 220, 221; II., 252; John, 220, 221, 316 ; Jonathan, 328. Carle, 455. Carmichael, Rev. W. M., 342.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Carpenter, 31; A. P., 7, 179, 401, 506;
Colonel, 243 ; Isaae, 346 ; Thomas, 103, 256; Zeno, 219; Rev .- C., 355. Case, Rev. B., 332.
Cavalear, Peter, 134. Chamberlin, Rev. P., 357.
Chapman, Richard B., 513.
Chatterton, Michael, 104.
Chauncey, Rev. Peter S., 342, 370.
Cheeseman, S., 103. Chichester, 178; Rev. E., 354. Church, Dr. B., 226. Church, 407.
Clapp, Benjamin, 120; Elias, 120; John, 120, 248, 361.
Clark, Ebenezer, 348, 349, 351, 352, 367, 499, 500.
Clark, Andrew, 183, 499 ; Cornelius, 223 ; George, 526 ; Joseph, 220; Rev. II., 354 ; J., 354.
Clason, S., 280. Cleator, Joseph, 174, 175, 310.
Clere, George, 21, 22, 25.
Clinton, Gen. G., 236.
Close, Thomas, 14, 15 ; Dr. T., 171.
Cochran, Rev. S., 356.
Cockey, Dr. J. HI. T., 171, 193.
Codling, Rev. R., 356.
Coe, Andrew, 157, 310; John, 9, 10, 14, 15, 21, 23-26, 31, 39, 78, 82, 83, 99, 272, 328; Jonathan, 269; R., 268, 269.
Coffel, 408. Cogswell, Colonel, 243.
Colden, Lieut .- Governor, Cadwallader, 70, 98, 299, 317, 376, 526 ; Alexander, 74. Cole, 458.
Coleman, Rev. J., 354.
Collier, Benj., 34, 92, 113, 115, 173, 202.
Collins, E. K., 233; Rev. W. F., 357, 358.
Collum [MeCollum ?], J., 220. Colve, Governor, A., 46. Con, D., 164. Concklin, J., 40. Cooke, S., 333. Coon, 458. Cornbury, Lord, 96, 200-203, 306. Cornell, D., 104; G. L., 194, 208, 385. Corning, Edward, 514 ; Jasper E., 34. Cornwall, 458. Cornwallis, Lord, 264. Cosby, Governor, 298. Cotant, Rev., 370.
Covert, Isaac, 157, 526-528. Cox, Rev. Dr. S. H., 348. Crampton, Samuel, 78, 459. Crawford, Rev. J., 355. Cromwell, Oliver, 459. Cromwell, John, 251, 257. Crooker, Moses, 186, 269; Wm., 220, 221. Cue, 461, 504. Cushman, Rev. D., 286.
Daniels, Thos., 120, 121, 213 ; Rev. B., 357. Daton, Dr. D., 167.
Daugherty, Rev. G., 354. Davenport, Rev. James R., 350, 368 ; Rev. John, 323, 326, 327.
Davies, President, 334.
Dawson, Henry B., 235.
Deall, 160; S., 179, 186. De Lancey, Colonel James, 246, 252. Delaneey, John P., 143, 301.
Dellins, G., 98.
Delhingham, 462. Demilt, 462.
Denham, Rev. Thomas, 34, 45, 131, 150, 278-280, 284-286, 294, 299, 301.
Isaac, 34, 60, 85, 86, 102, 150, 156, 157, 183, 184, 278, 280, 282, 285, 291, 295, 300, 301, 310, 312.
- Josiah, 280 ; Hannal, 280; Nathan- ael, 280; Sarah, 280.
Dennis, Rev. D., 354. De Peyster, A., 203-205. Devaney, Dr., 165.
Devean, Rev. F., 354.
Devinne, Rev. D., 356, 357. De Voe, Col. Thomas F., 74. Dewey, Rev. T., 354. Diekens, Rev. J., 354; J., 213.
Diekerman, Capt. I., 326. Dickinson, Rev. J., 330; Rev. R. W., D. D., 351.
Disbrow, Henry, 46, 157; John, 84, 128, 208, 310, 328; Peter, 9-12, 15, 19, 21, 23-26, 28, 34, 39, 50, 57, 82, 83, 89-92, 95, 97, 99, 128, 153, 157, 277, 279, 515 ; Thomas, 291.
Dixon, 462. Dodge, 462.
Dongan, Governor, 97, 110, 112, 113, 154, 185, 200.
Doughty, Francis, 150, 303, 304, 360; D., 151, 500; Isaae, 303, 304, 340; Jolm, 69, 150, 163, 164, 303, 346, 347.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Doutty, 462. Dow, 462. Dowling, Rev. Matthew, 371. Downing, 32; Dr. Nathanael, 168. Drake, Colonel, 223, 231.
Drumgold, 269. Duer, W., 250. Duffy, P., 382. Dunmore, Governor, 211.
Dusenbery, 31; Gilbert, 223; Henry, 223, 327; Peter, 213; Wilsey, 223. Dwight, Flint, 175; Rev. Timothy, D.D., 178, 209, 346, 347.
Eames, Rev. II., 355. Edmonds, Rev. J. A., 370. Edwards, President, 331, 333, 334. Eells, Rev. J., 332. Eisenhart, Christopher, 316. Elsworth, 463. Embree, 463. Emery, Rev. N., 355. Emmerick, Lieut .- Colonel, 259.
Ennis, Alexander, 268. Erwin, D., 220. Everard, Rev. T., 354. Esmond, 463. Eustace, 463.
Farrington, 463. Fauconier, 463. Fecnas, 463. Fenno, Lient., 237.
Ferguson, Rev. A. C., 371. Ferris, Rev. J., 356.
Field, Aaron, 256; Anthony, 103, 362; Charles, 179, 377 ; Robert, 103; Samuel, 104 ; Stephen, 251. Fineh, Rev. N., 366. Fisher, Dr. G. J., 167 ; Rev. B., 354 ; Rev. S. U., 356, 357. Fitch, T., 38, 40; Governor, 376. Fitzgerald, Edward, 465. Flamman, Cornelius, 182, 298. Fleming, P., 228. Fletcher, Governor, 96-100, 114-117, 184, Griffin, J., 198. 200, 282, 288, 524-526. Flood, John, 270. Florence, P., 220. Foote, Rev. D., 338, 339. Forbes, Rev. J. M., 342. Ford, J., 338; Rev. C. B., 370. Foreman, Solomon, 465.
Forster, C., 184. Fowler, 31; John, 157; Solomon, 239 ; William, 103, 120; Rev. A., 337. T
Fouls, 90. See Vowles. Fox, G., 360, 363. Franklin, Benjamin, 74; Henry, 103. French, George, 466. Frost, J., 132, 157, 284; W., 160. Fulday, C., 164. Fulton, R., 380. Furman, G., 143.
Gage, General, 225. Gale, G., 466. Galpin, John, 157; Joseph, 57, 78, 157; Philip, 21, 25, 26, 30, 31, 48, 82, 83, 128, 157. Gandal, John, 466. Garabrant, F., 182. Garnsey, 411. Garrison, J., 158, 324.
Gedney, 198; Eleazar, 198; Daniel, 143; Isaac, 220, 230 ; James, 220 ; John, 230 ; Jonathan, 220; Jonathan Il., 149; Jo- seph, 230; Joshua, 220; Solomon, 220; William, 143. Gee, J., 57. Genin, S. C., 135, 194, 407, 513. George I., 516, 520; II., 328; III., 219, 220, 221, 229. Gibson, Joseph, 466. Gilbert, Rev. G. S., 358, 370. Gilchrist, Thomas, 466 ; William, 466. Glover, J., 84. Gold, N., 38, 40, 112, 273. Goodwin, C. T., 382. Gorum, George, 466. Gothard, Rev. W., 356, 357. Graham, Augustus, 98 ; James, 291 ; Dr. Jolin A., 168, 238 ; Dr. Robert, 168. Graves, Samuel, 78. Gray, 1I., 223. Greacen, J., 32, 52, 208, 298, 398, 409. Green, 120; John, 138. Gritl'en, Rev. B., 358.
Gue, J., 213. Guion, John, 179, 186, 220, 316, 514 ; Pe- ter, 212. Gunn, A., 53.
Haddon, Bartholomew, 186 ; Thomas, 393 Haggerty, Rev. J., 354.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Haight, 198 ; Daniel, 172, 369; David, | Hoight, Abraham, 213; J., 295.
210, 514, 524-526; John, 104, 324, 325, 505, 520-524; Joseph, 84, 213, 303; Jonathan, 164, 205, 324, 328, 505 ; Sam- nel, 99, 102, 103, 361, 524, 525.
Hains, Anne, 196; Bartholomew, 220, 230; Elijah, 220; Gilbert, 220; Godfrey, 161,
196, 225, 227 ; Stephen, 229, James, 220. Hait, S., 324.
Hall, W., 220.
Halsted, 35, 211; A. M., 144, 300, 385; Elisha, 357, 369 ; Ezekiel, 76, 186, 196, 208, 223, 250, 298, 345-347, 355, 501, 502; James D., 302, 385 ; Newberry, 28, 194, 208; Philemon, 29, 180, 186, 208, 220, 357, 503 ; Underhill, 52, 135, 194, 208, 355 ; William B., 385.
Hanford, Rev. T., 273, 275.
IIare, Edward, 499; Nathanael, 213.
Harminson, F., 21-24.
Harris, George, 177.
Harrison, John, 97-103, 114, 119, 524, 525 ; Samuel, 103; Colonel, 240.
Hart, James, 186, 187, 220, 514 ; Jonathan, 290, 310; Monmonth, 78, 230, 324. Haskell, Rev. S., 179.
Hatfield, Abr., 223; Joshua, 223 ; Peter, 157, 327, 526-528; Rev. W. F., 370; Rev. Dr., 430.
Haven, Aliec B., 199.
Haviland, 31 ; Benjamin, 205 ; Ebenezer, 146, 147, 169, 211, 219, 224, 264, 476, 477, 478 ; James, 146 ; Tamar, 147, 162, 302, 337; Thomas, 144 ; Joseph, 230. Hawkins, Jolm, 220.
Hawkshurst, Daniel, 182.
Hays, 477.
Haywood, 477.
Heatheote, Col. C., 100, 101, 154-156, 174, 185, 274, 291, 305, 307, 309, 310, 392. HIendriekson, J., 280 ; S., 280.
Heath, Major-General W., 223, 233-239, 248, 249, 257.
Hiat. See Hyat. Hibbard, Rev. B., 355 ; E., 356. Hicks, Elias, 364. Hill, 477. Hinchman, Dr. J., 166. Hinekson, S., 280 ; R., 280. Ilitt, 477. Hoadly, C. J., 376. Hobby, II., 245 ; J., 245. Hodge, Charles, D. D., 272.
Iloit, Caleb, 526-528. See Hyat.
Hoit, Jolin, 85, 129, 151, 155, 156, 157, 327 ; S., 128, 157, 526-528. Hollingsworth, Rev. S., D. D., 371.
Hollis, Evans B., 178, 382.
Holly, John, 31, 38, 40, 89, 90, 138. Holoday, P., 151. Hooker, James, 332; Rev. Thomas, 332. ITopping, 413.
Horsford, Lieut .- Colonel, 243.
Horton, Benjamin, 59, 157 ; Daniel, 223, 251; Caleb, 514; Caleb P., 223; Gil- bert, 229, 230; Gill Budd, 239; David, 324, 327, 526-528; James, 219, 220, 229 ; John, 94, 95, 104, 155-157, 526-528; Jonathan, 78, 173, 282, 514; Joseph, 16, 33, 40, 43, 57-59, 66, 68, 69, 89-91, 94, 95, 98, 112, 131, 148-150, 153, 166, 274, 290, 291, 324 ; Leander, 269 ; Samuel, 324, 327 ; William, 103.
Hosier, 477.
Howe, General W., 232-235, 239, 240. Howell, Thomas, 78, 328.
Hoyt, Rev. L., 357 ; W. B., 370. See Hoit. HTubbs, 477.
Huddlestone, 175.
Hudson, Hendrick, 3. Hudson, R., 21-24.
Hugeford, Dr. P., 167.
Hughes, H., 14.
IIunt, 253, 402 ; Alexander, 223 ; Esther, 505 ; James, 345 ; Josiah, 204 ; Samuel, 66, 157, 160, 527, 528; Rev. A., 354; J., 357.
Hunter, 374 ; Governor R., 121, 204 ; Rev. J. H., 350.
Huntington, Colonel, 243; Rev. E. B., 165.
Hurd, E., 74. Huson, 477. Husted, Rev. H., 357. Hutchings, 477. Hutchinson, Rev. S., 354.
HIyat, Caleb, 91, 104, 118, 156, 157, 324, 325, 327, 513, 526-528; John, 324; Nathan, 324.
Ingoldsby, Major, 203. Ireland, Adam, 120. Irving, Washington, 215. Ives, J. M., 52, 402. Izenhart, 316. See Eisenhart.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Jackson, J., 21, 22, 25 ; Lieutenant, 237. .Jacobs, 134; R., 303, 505. Jagger, 478.
Jamison, D., 99, 100, 102, 524, 525; J., 220.
·Janes, Bishop, 369.
Jay, 199; Anna Marieka, 186, 209, 339 ; Frederick, 228, 245; John, 199, 209, 373, 376; Dr. John C., 143, 177, 180, 391; Mrs. Mary, 186, 187, 210, 340, 514; Peter, 182, 209, 210, 316, 339, 373, 514; Rev. Peter A., 391. Jee, 416. Jeffrey, T., 157. Jenkins, 416.
Jenney, Rev. R., 185, 192, 294, 296, 298- 301, 309, 313, 314, 321, 322, 362, 504. Jewett, Rev. W., 356.
Jones, Dr. John, 169 ; Rev. E., 273, 275, 276; Rev. John, 276 ; William, 14, 15.
Kelly, H., 178. Kennedy, R., 160, 373.
Kent, Rev. Elisha, 335; Chief Justice James, 335. Kibby, Rev. E., 354. Kidd, Captain, 185. Kimberly, Eleazar, 94, 101. Kingsland, D. C., 34.
Kipp, Captain, 257.
Kirby, David, 193; Andrew, 160; Joseph, 139, 413, 416, 455 ; Mrs. Leah, 193. Kirkham, Rev. O. C., 366.
Kissam, B., 376.
Knap, Benjamin, 324; Daniel, 324; Joshua, 58, 153; Moses, 157, 324, 327, 526-528 ; Timothy, 28, 33, 34, 39, 59, 83, 90-92, 94, 95, 137, 157, 277, 279, 290, 324, 327, 328.
Kniffen, 197 ; Andrew, 220 ; Benjamin, 78, 220; David, 78, 183, 213 ; Ebenezer, 78, 151, 298, 328 ; George, 28, 33, 52, 83, 84, 90, 157, 173, 183, 310, 328 ; John, 220 ; Jonathan, 197, 209, 220, 252, 253; Joseph, 84, 173, 298, 324, 327, 328; Nathan, 28, 328 ; Polly, 209, 252, 253 ; Roger, 220; Samuel, 28; Thomas, 220, 246; Israel, 324, 327.
Knight, Madam, 73, 141, 149, 150, 190, 191. Knower, G. A., 499. Knox, 175. Knyphausen, General, 233.
La Count, F., 104. La Fayette, 148, 380. Lame Will. See Maramaking.
Lancaster, W., 21, 22, 25.
Lane, Daniel, 157, 324, 327, 526-528 : George, 28, 33, 34, 39, 50, 59, 83, 94, 102, 156, 157, 290, 291, 310, 324, 327, 526-528; Hezekiah, 324; Jonathan, 324; Nathan, 324; Reuben, 213; Sam- nel, 62, 66, 160, 213, 291, 300, 324, 328, 505, 506 ; Solomon, 324.
Lary, D., 220. Law, R., 30, 38, 40, 89. Lawrence, W., 103.
Leete, Gov. W., 272, 360; Caleb, 336. Lefever, Rev. J., 356 ; J. W., 357.
Leislı, C., 328. Lester, W., 348.
L'Estrange. See Strang.
Levy, A. G., 382.
Lewis, Rev. Ichabod, 335, 345; Rev. Isaac, D. D., 335, 345, 346 ; Rev. Val. A., 369.
Linch, Jonathan, 157, 324, 327, 526-528 . Gabriel, 514.
Lincoln, General B., 248, 249.
Lincoln, President, 384.
Linds, S., 40.
Livingston, R. R., 380. Lockwood, Jonathan, 90.
Loder, Benjamin, 384, 401, 403.
Loofborrow, Isaac, 345, 347.
Lossing, B. F., 259.
Lounsbery, J. W., 269, 385; Jonathan, 213; Richard, 128, 157 ; Dr. S. S., 171 ; Val- entine, 213 ; William, 226-228, 270.
Lovall, Rev. F., 354.
Loveall, M., 47. Lovelace, Governor, 72, 76, 203.
Lowe, J., 349.
Ludlow, Rev. II. G., 348.
Luther, 175.
Lyman, Rev., 367.
Lynch. See Linch.
Lyon, 87, 198 ; Andrew, 186, 220, 221, 253, 346 ; Abraham, 213; Gilbert, 228, 374, 377 ; John, 85, 156, 282, 285, 295, 328 ; Joseph, 66, 160, 195, 196, 310, 328, 514, 521 ; Samuel, 228, 267, 377; Sarah, 195; Sylvanus, 179 ; Thomas, 44, 78, 83, 157, 197, 298, 324, 327, 382; Wil- liam, 75, 186, 187 ; Seth, 245 ; Rev. J., 355; Rev. Z., 355.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Mc Collum, John, 220, 230; T., 187; Dr. | Morris, Gilbert, 220; Colonel Lewis, 293, M., 171.
MeDaniel, Colonel, 240.
McDonald, John, 225; Lewis, 228, 255; Dr. C., 170.
MeDougall, General, 234, 237.
M'Intosh, Colonel, 243.
McLoughlin, Rev. T., 371. Macy, Josiah, 210; J. II., 385.
Maffit, Rev. J. N., 356. Malcolm, Colonel, 234, 237.
Mallory, Rev. C. T., 358, 370.
Mann, Rev. J., 368.
Maramaking, Lame or Limping Will, 11, 12, 56, 57, 134.
Marrener, P. W., 148. Marselis, Ann, 499. Marsh, W., 103. Marshall, J. E., 385. Martindale, Rev. S., 356.
Marven, Lewis, 198, 267; Mrs. M., 198, 267; Samuel, 267.
Mather, Rev. Cotton, 281.
Mathews, Dr. E. F., 172.
Mathews, William, 193, 352, 353, 499.
Mead, Benjamin, 5, 144, 179, 180, 199 ; Da- vid H., 34, 76, 160, 300, 302, 357, 374, 505, 506; Rev. N., 354, 359 ; Rev. S., 335. Merritt, 61, 69, 173, 197, 198, 506; An- drew, 78, 220, 324, 328 ; Benjamin, 183 ; Benoni, 324, 327; Daniel, 104; Elisha, 213; Elizabeth, 382 ; Ezekiel, 213 ; Gil- bert, 220, 221 ; John, 54, 83, 85, 94, 140, 157, 198, 310, 346; Jonathan, 213; Jo- seph, 213, 220, 324 ; Peter, 213 ; Roger, 220, 269; Robert, 220, 269, 345, 346; Samuel, 157, 230, 269 ; Thomas, 34, 56, 59, 83, 85, 93-95, 121, 156, 282, 284, 291, 310, 328, 506 ; Sylvanus, 269 ; the Misses, 247, 269, 381, 382 ; Shubael, 260, 261; Cornet, 259.
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