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1-57-1917-Corinth, Day, Edinburgh, Greenfield, Hadlev, Moreaut, Northumberland, Provilence, Sara- toga, Saratoga Springs, Wilion.
SCHENECTADY. One District.
SCHONARIE. One District, since 1857. First District.
1817-Blenheim, Broome, Conesville, E-perance, Gilboa, Middleburgh, Schoharle, Wright.
Second District.
1817-Carlisle, Cobleskill, Fulton, Jefferson, Rich- mondville, Seward, Sharon, Summit.
SCHUYLER. One District.
SENECA.
One District.
STEUBEN.
First District.
1879-Avoca, Bath, Bradford, Campbell, Cohacion, Dansville, Howard, Fremont. Puhiney. Pratisburgh, Thurston, Urbana, Wayland, Wayne, Wheeler.
1866-Avoca, Bath, Bradford, Cohoeton, Dansville, Fremont, Howard, Prattsburgh, Puliney, Urbana, Wayland, Wayne, Wheeler.
157-Avoca, Bath, Bradford, Cohocton. Pratts- burgh, Putney, Savona (from December 30, 1859, to April 30, 1 62), Urbana, Wayue, Wheeler.
1447 -- Bath, Pratt sburgh, Pultney, Reading, Tyrone, Urbana, Wayne, Wheeler.
Second District.
1879-Addison, Cameron, Canistro, Caton, Corning, Erwin, Greenwood, Hartsville, Hornby, Hornells- ville, Jasper, Lindley. Rathbun, Troupsburgh, Tus- carora. West Union, Woodhull.
1866-Addison, Cameron, Campbell, Canisteo, Caton, Corning, Erwin, Greenwood, Hartsville, Hornby, Hornellsville, Jasper, Lindley. Rathbun, Thurston, Troupsburgh, Tuscarora, West Uuiou, Woodhull.
1857-Addison, Cameron, Campbell, Catou, Corning, Erwin, Horuby, Lindley, Rathbun, Thurston, Tus. carora (from December 13, 1859), Woodhull.
1817-Addison, Bradford, Cameron. Campbell, Caton, Corning. Erwin, Hornby, Lindley, Orange, Thurston, Woodhull.
347
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
Third District.
1-5-Canisteo, Damsville. Fremont, Greenwood, Hartsville, Hornell-ville, Howard, Jasper, Troups- turgn, Wayland, West Union.
117-Avoca. Canisteo, Cohocton, Dansville, Fre- L oht .from November 17. 1-57). Greenwood, Hart -- the. Hornell-ville, Howard, Jasper, Troupsburgh, Wayland, West Union.
SUFFOLK.
One District, since 1866.
First District.
157 -117 - Easthampton, Riverhead, Shelter Island, Southampton, Southold.
Second District.
1-7-1:17-Brookhaven, Huntington, Islip, Smith- เงพม.
SULLIVAN AND TIOUA. One District cach.
TOMPKINS.
One District since 185%. First District.
1.6-Entiell, Hector, Lan-ing, Newtiell, Plysses. Second District. 8-Caroline, Damnby, Dryden, Groton, Ithaca.
ULSTER. First District.
179-Hurley, Kingston. Sangerties, Woodstock, wards 1. 2, 3, 5 and 9 City of Kingston.
1-6-Kingston. Saugerties.
17-Hurley, Kingston, Sangertios.
1:47-Denning, Hurley, Marbletown, Olive, Roch- ester, Saugerties, Shandaken, Wawarsing, Wood- stock.
Second District.
1-79-Esopus, Lloyd, Marbletown, Marlborough. Plattekill, Rosendale, wards 4, 6, 7 and 8 of City of King ton.
ING-1:57-Esopus, Gardiner, Lloyd, Marbletown. Marlborough, New Paltz, Plattekill, Rosendale, chawangunk.
1.47-Esopus. Gardiner (from April 2, 1-53), King- ston, Lloyd, Marlborough, New Paltz, Plattekill, Rosendale, Shawangunk.
Third District.
1579-Denning, Gardiner, Hardenburgh, New Paltz, Olive; Rochester, Shandaken, Shawangunk, Wawar- sing.
16-Deming, Hardenburgh, Hurley, Olive, Roch- ester. Shandaken, Wawar ing, Woodstock.
17-benning, Hardenburgh (from April 15, 1-59), Olive, Rochester, Shandaken, Wawarsing, Wood- clock. 1:17-None.
WARREN. One District.
WASHINGTON. First District.
1.79-1866-157-7-Argyle, Cambridge. Easton, Fort Edward, Greenwich, Jackson, Salem, White Creek.
Second District.
1-79-1866-1857-1>17-Drevlen, Fort Ann, Gran- ville, Hampton, Hartford, Hebron, Kingsbury, l'ut- ham, Whitehall.
WAYNE.
First District.
1579-Butler, Galen, Huron, Rose, Savannah, Soins, Williamson, Wolcott.
1006-1837-1867-Butler, Galen, Huron, Lyons, Rose, Savannah, Sodus, Wolcott.
Second District.
1:79-Arcadia, Lyons, Macedon, Marion, Ontario, Palmyra. Walworth.
1866-1957-left-Arcadia, Macedon, Marion, On- tario, Palmyra, Walworth, Williamson.
WESTCHESTER. First District.
1.9-Greenburgh, Mount Pleasant, Yonkers. Ist-Morrisania, Westchester, West Farms, Yon- kers. 1-07-East Chester, Morrisania, Westchester, West Farms, Yonkers. 1>17-Bedtord, Cortlandt, Lewisboro', New Castle, North Salem, Ossing, Poundridge, Somers, York- town.
Second District.
159-Easl Chester, Harrison, Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, North Castle, Pelham, Rye, Scarsdale, Westchester, White Plains.
Isbn-Bedford. East Chester, Greenburgh, Harrison, Mamaroneck. New Rochelle, North Castle, Pelham, Rye. Scarsdale, White Plains.
17-Greenburgh, Harrison, Mamaroneck, Mount Pleasant, New Rochelle, North Castle, Pelham, Poundridge, Rye, Scarsdale, White Plains.
1-17-Host Chester, Greenburgh. Harrison, Mama- roneck, Morrisania (from December 7, 185), Mount Pleasant, New Rochelle, North Castle, Pellmum, Rye, Scarsdale, Westchester, West Farms, White Plains, Yonkers.
Third District.
1-79-Bedford, Cortlandt, Lewi-boro, New Castle, North Salem, Ossining, Pomidridge, Somers, York- town.
Isto-Cortlandt. Lewisboro', Mount Pleasant, New Castle, North Salem, Ossining, Poundridge, Somers, Yorktown.
157-Bedford, Cortlandt, Lewisboro', New Castle North Salem, Ossining, Somers, Yorktown. 1517-None. .
WYOMING AND YATES. One District each.
343
REPRESENTATIVES IN COLONIAL ASSEMBLIES.
REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
First Assembly.
1691- April 9 to May 18; September 11 to October 2. 1692-April 20 to April 29; August 17 to September 10 Dissolved September 13, 1692.
Speaker-James Graham. Clerk-John Clapp. Norge it-at -. trms-Benjamin Phipps. Doorkeeper-William Welsh.
Albany.
Rensselaer- Wyck.
Dirck Wessels, Levinus Van Schaick.
Kings.
Nicolas Stillwell,
John Poland.
New York. James tirahant,
Sigfolk.
Henry Pierson,
Matthew lowell.
Vister and Dutchess.
Henricus Beekman. ThomasGarton, 7
William Demiere. 8
Westchester.
John Pell.
Second Assembly.
1692-October 26 to November 11. 1692-3-March 20 to April 10. Dissolved July 27, 1693.
Officers same as before.
Albany.
Dirck Wessels.
Leviuns Van Schaick.
Kings.
John Poland,
Coert Stuyvesant.
New York.
James Graham,
William Merrett,
Jacobus Van Cortlandt, Johannis Kipp.
Queens. Daniel Whitehead, John Robinson.
Rensselaer- Wyck. Killian Van Rensselaer.
Richmond.
Thomas Morgan, I. T. Van Pelt. Suffolk.
Henry Pierson, Matthew Howell.
Ulster and Dutchess.
llenrieus Beekman, Thomas tiarton.
Westchester.
John Pell.
Third Assembly.
1693-September 3 to September 2. Dissolved November 16, 1693.
Officers same as before.
Albany.
Dirck Wessels,
Ryer Jacobs.
Kings.
Queens.
Coert Stuyvesant, Johannis Van Ecklen.
Daniel Whitehead, John Jackson.
New York.
Rensselaer- Wyck. Killian Van Rensselaer.
Speaker-Philip French. Clerk-Benjamin Jackson.
I Refused to fake the oath, being Quakers, and were dismissed. 2 Admitted April 14, 1691.
3 Arrested on a " scandalous " charge and expelled April 16, 1691. 4 Elected in place of Tredwell
7 Resigned April 10, 1691.
5 Admitted May 1, 1691. 6 Admitted September 17, 1691, In place of Dally, deceased. 8 Admitted April 25, 1691, th place of Garton. 9 Declined to take the oaths and was dismissed. 10 Admitted September 21, in place of Shadwell.
11 Excluded April 1. 1697, for refusing to attend " before he had his money."
12 Admitted April 12, 1697, In place of Underhill.
Fourth Assembly.
1693-4-March 1 to March 26. 1691-September 25 to October 23. 1691-5-March 21 to April 13. Dissolved April 20, 1695.
Speaker-Heury Pler-on. Other offteers the same as before.
Albany.
Direk Wessels. Ryer Jacobs.
Kings.
Henry Filkin,
Johannis Van Ecklen. New York.
Suffolk. Henry Pierson, Matthew lowell.
Peter De Lanoy, Sammel Staats,
Uster and Dutchess.
John Spratt, Robert Blackwell.
Jacob Rutsen, Thomas Garton.
Queens.
Westchester.
Daniel Whitehead,
John Jackson.
John Pell,
Humphrey Underhill.
Fifth Assembly.
1695-June 20to July 1 : October 1-30. 1696-March 26 to April 24 ; October 15 to November 3. 1697-March 25 to April 22. Dissolved April 2, 1698.
Speaker-James Graham. Sergeant-at- Arms (1697)-Richard Stoakes. Other officers same.
Albany.
Rensselaer- Wyck. Killlan Van Rensselaer.
Richmond.
Thomas Stiliwell, Elias Duksberry.
Suffolk. Matthew lowell. John Tuthill.
New York.
James Graham, Brandt Schuyler, Lawrence Reade, Tunis DeKay. Querus.
Daniel Whitehead, Jomm Jackson.
Ulster. Henry Beekman, William Demiere. Westchester. Humphrey Underhill, HI Joseph Purdy, Joseph Theal.12
Sixth Assembly.
1698-May 19 to June 11. Dissolved June 11, 1698.
James Graham,
Richmond.
Ulster and Dutchess.
Thomas Stillwell, John Shadwell, 1 John Teunisen,2
Thomas Garton, Jacob Rutsen.
Westchester.
lohn Pell, Josepl Theale.
Henry Pierson, John Tuthill.
Rensselaer- Wyck. Killian Van Rensselaer.
William Merrett,
Jacobus Van Cortlandt,
Johannls Kipp.
Queens.
John Bound.1
Nathaniel Pearsall, I
John Tredwell, 2,3
Daniel Whitehead, 2
John Robinson.4
Killlan Van Rensselaer.5
Richmond. Ellias Duksberry, John Dally, Lambert Dorland. 6
Richmond. Thomas Stillwell, John Tennisen.
John Abeel, Dirck Wessels. Kings. John Van Ecklen, Cornelius Sebring.
Willlam Merrett, Jacobus Van Cortlandt, Johannis Kipp.
049
REPRESENTATIVES EN COLONIAL ASSEMBLIES.
CryFant-at-Arms-Richard Stoakes. barkeeper-Richard Plaisted.
Rensselaer's- Wyck.
J.m Jausen Bleker, 1
Killian Van Rensselaer.
Richmond.
Mevirlent Coorten, 2
Ortar In- Beekman, 2
i enelins Van Brunt, 1. 3
Cornelins Sebring. 1, 3
Vw Forl.
1.ilip French. Jacobus Van Cortlandt, Thomas Wenham, Johannis Kipp. Queens.
Jolın Jackson, Daniel Whitehead.
Wistchest. r. John Drake, Joseph Purdy.
Seventh Assembly.
How-March 2 to May 16. Fou-July 25 to Ang. 9; October 2 to November 2. Dissolved June I, Fot.
Speakers-James Gratian (March 21, 1699), Abraham Gouverneur & Max 15. (099). Clerk-Gabriel l.u.How. Seg ant-at-Arms -Richard Stakes. Durkaper (0)-Gabriel Thompson.
Atlbany.
I'mrick Han-en. Jan Jansen Bleker, Hier Schermerhorn.
Kings and Orange. Abraham Gouverneur, Cornelius s .bring, Cornelius Van Brunt.
New York.
Jambes Graham. Johannis De Peyster, Jolin KerTby 1, 6 David Provost. 7 Leonar Lewis.
Ulster.
Ticob Rut-en, Abraham Haasbrook.
Westchester.
John Drake, John Thuint.
Eighth Assembly.
1701-August 19 to October, Is. 1702-April 21 to Max 2. Il-solved May 3, 1702.
Speakers - Abraham Gouverneur. Other officers the sallie.
John Tallman, H Thon, Hicks. Jonathan Smith.
Reuse Mary's- Wyck.
Killian Van Roussela r. 12 Juries Quejeman-, 13.
Richmond.
Garret Veghte, Thomas Morgan, 15 Caleb Heathcote.
I-aac De Ricmer. Abraham Gouverneur, Johannis De Peyster, David Provoost.
William Nicoll, 10, 16 Matthew Howell. 12 Ulster. Jacob Ruisen, Adrien Garretsen.
Westchester. John Drake, 12 Joseph Purdy, 17 Henry Fowler, 17 William Willett, 14
Ninth Assembly.
1702-Detober Into November 27. 1703-April BBto Jnie I9; October It-20. tot-April 13to Fine 57; October 6 to November 6. Dissolve I November 6.
Sale - William Nicoll. Carl-viabiel Ludlow. Segun-at-Arms -- Elward Cole. 13 Pourkap r-Mariel Land. Albany. Thomas Coddrington, Philip French, Jacobus Cortlamult.
Orange.
Floris Cruni.
Queens.
Quiens.
Jolin Jackson. S Daniel Whitebea.1.8
1 Announced their withdrawal, in a petition presented to the Governor and Council lunes. Thispetition was delivered to the Assembly by the Governor, who hell it to be "not cognizable by lant." and advised its sighers to return, which they formally did ,lune I, saying: " but cannot sit an I act as members at present -but desire further time tor consideration."
2 Declared " not qualified according to law," May 28.
3 Admitted June ni. I Declared "not qualified according to law," May 27. 5 Mimitted .Intre 7. 6 bied before the meeting of the Assembly.
i lu place of Kerfbyl, decrased.
" The Earl of Bellemont, Governor, being deal, and the Lieutenant-Governor absent, The Council and General Assembly concurred in the opinion that the administration of the Government devolved on the Commeil. This was disputed by Colonel William Smith, president of the Council, who claimned that the Lavernment vested in him. These gentlemen thereupon signed a paper in opposition to the position of the Bonneil and Assembly, whereupon the latter adopted a resolution declaring that the subscribers had "oftirol the greatest scandal to the Whole House of Representatives " and were " latde to the severest retakes of this House for their disloyalty and insolvence, and that Major Matthew Howell, being the writer and deliverer Is of the said paper, be forthwith expelled this House."
9 Abraham Gouverneur received 10 votes : William Nicoll, 9: not voting, 2.
to DE clareI di qualities for non-residence, and " ordered to withdraw," August 19.
HI Wessels dismissed. and Schermerhorn, the next highest candidate, admitted August 20.
12 Withdrew with Wessels and Nicoll August 20, " not withstanding the speaker often commanded them, in the name of the House, to stay and attend the service of this House." [ Assembly Journal. ] Expelled for non-attendance Angust 96, and new elections ordered.
I Admitted September 18, in place of Schuyler, Abeel and Van Rensselaer, respectively.
14 Admittol September 12, in place of Jackson, Whitehead and Drake, respectively. Expelled September 22. for having presented a paper " writ in barbarous English," representing that the organization of the House is illegal, and Gouverneur an alien ; and For refusing to recognize a summons to appear and answer with regard thereto. The succeeding assembly (November 11, (702), adjudged Gouverneur an alien, and adopted a resolution that acts passed under the speakership of an alien are " not binding upon the citizen." 15 Died in the interval between the two sessions, and new election ordered.
je Justmissed for non-residence August 22.
t: Purdy willdrew with the other steelers. August 20. Fowler contested his seat and was admitted August 26 The House then consisted of 12, including Schermerhorn and Fowler, one more than a quorum. 13 Appointed October 29. 1502.
19 Admitted October 26, 1704, in place of Daniel Whitehead, deceased.
Byer Schermerhorn, I Kings. Jolin Tennisen, 1 Thomas Morgan, I John Workon 1. 5
Supioll :. Henry Pierson, Matthew Howell.
Ulster. Abraham Haasbrook, Thomas Harton.
Direk Wessels, 10, 11 Rver Schermerhorn. 11 Movieleri Schuyler, 12 loto Aleet. 12 lohanuts Bleker. 13 Hendrick Hansen. 13 Kings. Cornelius Sebrine. Cornelius Vah Brunt.
Orange. Peter Haring. Querns. John Jackson 12 Daniel Whitehead1, 12 Thomas Willet, It
Myndert Schuyler, Evert Banker. Kings. Cornelius Sebring. Cornelius Van. Brunt. N. w York :. Stephen De Lancey,
John Jackson. Daniel Whitehead, Jonathan Whitehead. 19
Rensselaer's- Wyck. Killian Van Rensselaer. S
Richmond. Thomas Morgan, Garrat Veghte. Notolla. Henry Pierson, & Matthew Howell. s
350
REPRESENTATIVES IN COLONIAL ASSEMBLIES
Rensselaer Wyck. Killian Van Rensselaer.
Andries Dow. 1
Richmond.
John Stillwell, Abraham Lakerman.
Suffolk. William Willet, Joseph Purdy, Matthew Howell.
William Nicoll.
Ulster.
Henry Beekman.
Thomas Garton.
Westchester.
Josiah Hunt. 2
Tenth Assembly.
1705-June 9 to August 4 ; September 26 to Octo- ber 13. 1706-May 29 to June 27; September 27 to October 21. Dissolved 3 . May 5. 1707.
Officers same as preceding session.
Albany.
Myndert Schuyler,
Johannis Cuyler, Peter Van Bruggen.
Kings.
Cornellus Sebring, Cornelius Van Brunt.
New York.
Stephen De Lancey,
Thomas Coddrington, Jacobus Cortlandt, Philip French.
Orange. Floris Crum.
Queens.
John Jackson, Jonathan Whitehead.
Rensselaer Wyck. Hendrick Rensselaer.
Richmond. Abrahan Lakerman, John Stillwell.
Suffolk :. William Nicoll. Sammuel Multord.
Ulster. Henry Beekman, Thomas Garton.
Westchester.
William Willet, Edmund Ward, Josiah Hunt. 2 New York.
Eleventh Assembly.
1708-August is to November 26. Dissolved January 5, 1709.
Speaker -- William Nicoll. Clerk-Gabriel Landlow. Sergeant-at-Arms- Doorkerper-William Churchill.
Albany.
Johannis Cuyler. Hendrick Hansen, Myndert Schuyler.
Kings.
Cornelins Sebring,
Cornelius Van Brunt.
New York.
Stephen De Lancey, Jacobns Cortlandt, Lawrence Reade. Thomas Coddrington.
Orange. Michael Hawdrin.
Queens. Jonathan Whitehead, John Jackson.
Rensselaer's- Wyck. Hendrick Rensselaer.
Richmond. John Stillwell, Abraham Lakerman.
Suffolk.
William Nicoll, Samuel Mulford.
Ulster. Henry Beekman, Thomas Carton.
Westchester.
Willian Willet, Famund Ward, Josiah Hunt. 2
Twelfth Assembly.
1719 -- April 6 to June 25; September 8 to Noven- ber 12.
Officers same as before.
Albany. Myndert Schinyler, Johanhls Chyler, Robert Livingston. Kings.
Cornelius Sebring, Cornelius Van Brunt.
New York.
Captain --- Wilson,
Johannis Jansen,
John Van Horn, Johannis Hardenbrook. Orange.
Peter Haring. Westchester.
Queens.
Jolin Talman,
Jolm Townsend.
Thirteenth Assembly.
1710-September I to November 25. 1711-April 12-20. Dissolved April 20.
Speaker-William Nicoll. (Work-Gabriel Ludlow. Sergeant-at-Arms. - - Doorkeeper-Cornelius Post. Albany.
Rensselaer- Wyck.
Henry Rensselaer.
Richmond.
Kings.
Cornellns Sebring, Cornellus Van Brunt.
Suffoll :. William Nicoll, Samuel Mulford.
Lawrence Reade, Jacobits Van Cortlandt,
Stephen Delancey,
Johannis Jansen.
Orange ..
Westchester.
Hendrick Ten Eyck.
Queens.
Thomas Willet, John Jackson.
Fourteenth Assembly.
1711-July 2 to Angust 1; October 2-21.
1712-Mav I to June 26; August 28 to December 10. Dissolved March 3, 1712-13.
Officers same as preceding Assembly. Albany. Rensselaer- Wyck.
Robert Livingston, Jr., Henry Rensselaer. Johannis Cuyler, Richmond. Johannis Schnyler. Kings.
Abraham Lakerman, John Stillwell.
Cornellus Sebring.
Cornelius Van Brunt. New York.
Suffolk. William Nicoll, Samuel Mulford.
Jacobus Van Cortlandt,
Lawrence Reade, Stephen Delancey, David Provoost.
Henry Boekman, Thomas Garton.
Orange. Hendrick Ten Eyck. Westchester.
Qurens.
Thomas Willet, Jolm Jackson.
William Willet, Edmund Ward, John Iloite, 1 Lewis Morris. 2
1 Admilted October, 1703.
2 Representative of the Borough.
3 According to the Assembly Journal, dissolved by proclamation dated at Burlington. According to the Conneil Minutes, dissolved by order in Conneil, at executive session, July 9, 1708.
4 Elected under writs issued May 15, 1712, in place of Ward, deceased.
Rensselaer's- Wyck. Henry Rensselaer.
Richmond.
Abraham Lakerman, Jolm Stillwell.
Supolk. William Nicoll, Samuel Mudord.
Uistir.
Henry Beekman, Thomas Garton.
Joseph Purdy. Jolm Drake, Josiah Hunt, 2
Johannis Cuyler, Johannis Schuyler, Robert Livingston.
John Stillwell, Abraham Lakerman.
Ulster. Henry Beekman, Thomas Garton.
William Willet, Elmind Ward, Joslah Hunt. 2
Uster.
351
REPRESENTATIVES IN COLONIAL ASSEMBLIES.
Fifteenth Assembly.
1713-May 27 to July 17 ; October 15-31.
1713.11-March 21 to September 9. Insolved by the death of Queen Anne.
Speak: r-William Nicoll. Curk-Gabriel Ludlow. @ rgent-at-Arms-Robert Crannel. Doorkeeper-Cornelius Post.
Queens.
Robert Livingston, Jr.,
Myn lert Schuyler, Peter Van Brugh.
Rensselaer's- Wyck. Henry Rensselaer.
Richmond. John Stillwell,
Abraham Lakerman.
Kings.
Cornelius Sebring, Cornelius Van Brunt.
New York.
Jacobus Van Cortlandt, Stephen De Lancey, Lawrence Rende, Samuel Bayard.
Orange.
Cornelius Haring.
Westchester. William Willet, Joseph Drake, Lewis Morris. 1
Sixteenth Assembly.
1715-May 3 to July 21. Dissolved August 11, 1715.
Albany. Johannis Cuyler, Hendrick Hansen,
Thomas Willet, John Jackson.
Karel Hansen.
Dutchess.
Leonard Lewis, Ballus Van Kleeck.
Richmond. Jolm Stillwell, Abraham Lakerman.
Kings.
Cornelius Sebring, Cornelius Van Brunt.
New York.
Jacobus Van Cortlandt, Stephen De Lancey, Sammel Bayard,
John Reade.
Westchester
Orange.
Cornelius Haring.
Josiah Hunt. Jonathan Odall, Lewis Morris. 1
Seventeenth Assembly.
1716-June 5-30; August 21 to September 1.
1717- April 25-27 : September 5 to December 23. 1718-May 27 to July 3 : September 24 to October 16. 1719-April 28 to June 25.
1720-October 13 to November 19. 1721- May 19 to JJuly 27. 1722-May 30 to July 7 ; October 3 to November 1. 1723-May 11 to July 6. 1724-May 15 to July 21.
1725-September 2 to November 10.
1726-Aprll 6 to June 17. Dissolved August 10. 1726.
Speakers - William Nicoll, 3 Robert Livingston, 4 Adolph Philipse. 5 Clerk -Gabriel Ludlow. Norgeant-ut. . Irma-Robert Crannel. Doorkeepers-Cornelius Post, Thomas Brasier, 6 Der- rick Egbertsen. 7
-Albany.
Queens.
John Cuyler, Hendrick Hansen, Karel Hansen, Mymert Schuyler. 8
Dutchess.
Leonard Lewi-, Baltus Van Kloeck,
Johannis Terbosch, 9 Henry Beckman. 10
Kings.
Cornelius Sebring,
Samuel Garretsell,
Joseph Hegeman, 11 Richard Stillwell. 12
Livingston. 13 Robert Livingston, Jr. New York. David Provoost, John Jansen,
Jacobu- Kipp, Garret Van Horne.
Orange.
Peter Haring. Cornelius Cuyler.
Eighteenth Assembly.
1726-September 27 to November 11. Dissolved August 21, 1727, In consequence of the death of George 1.
Officers same as before. Albany. Queens.
Myndert Schuster, Ryer Garretsen. Dutchess.
Isaac Heks, Benjamin Hicks.
Rensselaer. 13
Henry Boek man, Johannis Van Kleck.
Richmond. Richard Merril, Jolin Le Count.
Kings. Richard Stillwell, Samuel Garret sen. Schenectady. 21
Jacob Glen.
Suffolk. Samuel Hutchinson, Epenetns Platt. Ulster. Abraham Gaasbeck, Albert Pawling. Westchester. William Willet, Frederick Phillpse, Lewis Morris, 22
1 Representative of the Borough.
2 Expelled June 2. 1715, "for printing speech formerly made to the General Assembly, without leave of the House, in which are many false and scandalous reflections upon the Governor of this province.
3 Resigned on account of ill health. t Elected May 27, 171s. 5 Elected August 18, 1725. 6 Appointe I December 23, 1717. 7 Appointed in 1722. 8 Admitted June 16,1724, in place of Hansen, deceased 9 Admitted May 1, 1717. in place of Van Kleeek, deceased. JD Admitted August 31. 1725. in place of Terbosch, deceased.
Il Admitted July 5, 1721, in place of Sebring. deceased. 12 Admitted November 1, 1725, in place of Hegeman, deceased.
14 Admitted September 13, 1725, in place of Willet, deceased. 15 Death announced to the House, May 8, 1723 13 Manor,
16 Declined to act with the House on the ground of illegality, October 26, 1720, and expelled.
17 Admitted May 17, 1721, in place of Mulford, expelled. 18 Admitted June 11, 1723.
19 Admitted May 16, 1717, in place of Beekman, deceased.
20 Admitted June 26, 1722, In place of Budd. deceased.
21 Township. 22 Borough.
Isaac Hicks, Thomas Willet, Benjamin Hicks. 11
Rensselaer- Wyel :. 13 Andries Coejemans.
Richmond. John Stillwell, Abraham Likerman, Richard Merrill.
Suffolk :. William Nicoll, Samuel Mulford.
Ulster. Henry Beckman, Jacob Rutsen.
Queens.
Rensselaer's Wyck. Andries Coejemans.
Suffolk.
Willlam Nicoll, Samuel MInlford. 2 Uster.
Henry Beekman, Jacob Rutsen.
Jeremiah Rensselaer.
Livingston. 13 Robert Livingston, Jr. New York. Stephen Delancey, Adolph Philipse. Garret Van Horne, Anthony Rutgers. Orange. Lancaster Symes, Cornelius Haring.
Suffolk. William Neoll, 15 Samuel Mutford, 16 Samuel Hutchinson. 17 Epenetus Platt. 1s Lister. Jacob Rutsen, Henry Beekman, Abraham Gasbeck Cham. bers. 19
Westchester. Willani Willet, Joseph Budd, Adolph Philipse, 20 Lewis Morris. 1
Thomas Willett, Jolin Jackson.
Dutchess. Leonard Lewis.
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REPRESENTATIVES IN COLONIAL ASSEMBLIES.
Nineteenth Assembly.
1727-September 30 to November 25. Dissolved November 25. 1727.
Officers same as before.
Albany. Querns.
Johannis Chy ler,
Peter Van Brugh.
Daichrss.
Heury Beekman,
Johannis Van Kleck.
Kings.
Samnel Garretsen, Johannis Lot.
Livingston.1
Robert Livingston, Jr.
New York.
Stephen De Lancey, Adolph Philgee,
Garret Van fforne, Anthony Rutgers.
Orange.
Lancaster Syns,
Cornelius Haring.
Westchester. William Willet, · Fre leriek Philipse, Lewis Murri. 3
Twentieth Assembly.
1728-July 23 to September 21. 1729-May to July 12.
1730-August 26 to October 29.
173t-August 25 to September 30.
1732-August 10 to October It.
1733-October lo to November 1. 1737-April 25 to June 22; October 17 to Nov. 25. 17:5-October 17 to November s. 1736-October 11 to November to. 1737-April 5 to May 3. Dissolved May 3, 1737.
Officers same as before, except-
Sergeant-at- Arms-Alexander Lamb, appointed Oc- tober 15, 1732, in place of Derrick Egbertsen.
Albany.
Phillp Schuyler,
Myndert Schuyler,
Direk Ten Broeck.
Cortlandt. 1
Phillip Verplanck. 1
Dutchess.
Heury Beekman. Johannis Van Kleck.
Kings. Samuel Garretsen, Johannis Lot. Suffolk.
Livingston. 1
Gilbert Livingston.
New York. Stephen De Lancey, Adolph Philipse, Garret Van Horne, Anthony Rutgers. Orange.
Lancaster Syms, Cornelins Haring, Vincent Matthews.
Queens. Isane Hicks, Benjamin Hicks.
Rensselaer's- Wyck. Jeremiah Van Rensselaer. Richmond.
Richard Merril, Joli Le Count.
Selu nect tdy. Jacob Glen, 5
Sanmel Hutchinson, Epenetus Platt.
Unster. Abraham Gaasbeck Cham- bers. Albert Pawling.
Istchester.
William Willet, Frederick Phihpse, Lewis Morris, 3 Gilbert Willet, 3 Lewis Morris, Jr., 6 Lewis Morris. 7
Twenty-first Assembly.
1737-June 15-16; September 2 to December 16 1735-August 29 to October 20. Dissolved Detobe: 20, 173. Spoker-Lewis Morris, Jr. Cork Gabriel Ludlow. Sergeant-at- Arms-James Crannel. I Doorkuper -Alexander Lamb. -Albany. Quienes. Philip Schuyler, Isaac Iltek», David Jones. Peter Winne.
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