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De Lancey, James (continued)
1760) 3761; allusions, 3891, 3908, 4067, 4083
De Lancey, James, jr, one of the original trustees of Kings College, (1754) 3508
De Lancey, Oliver (1717-85) pays £100 for Sir Peter Warren, toward the building of St George's Chapel, (1752) 3162; one of the original trustees of Kings College, (1754) 3508; also member of Assembly and lieutenant governor of New York, (1770) 4176
De Lancey, Peter, alleged to have cut timber on the Manor of Ford- ham without permission, (1747) 2969; may buy the Manor of Ford- ham, (1755) 3557; allusion, (1756) 3651; farm no. 11, on the manor sold to him for £691:6:10, (1758) 3712, 3737; allusions to his mill, (1733) 2625 (1761) 3804
De Lancey, Stephen, signs an address to the king, (1690) 998; signs tes- timonial in behalf of Dellius, (1699) 1322; allusions, (1706) 1616, (1708) 1699
De Lange, Frank, 871, 2582
De Lange, Rev. Johannes, at Amster- dam, 3857, 3869, 3871, 3874-75, 3883, 3895, 3897, 3899, 3907, 3920, 3974, 3978, 3981, 4061
De Lange, Peter, 622
De la Noy, Abram, teacher, (1668) 592, 932
De la Noy (Lanoy), Peter, (1682) 800, 805, 837, 842, 950-51, 966, 968, 971, 973, 981-82, 984, 990, 1001, 1008, 1023, 1028; his descrip- tion of Governor Fletcher, 1124-26, 2828-29
De la Plaine, Nicholas, 557
De la Plancque (Saplanke), Rev. Nicholaes, at Amsterdam, died [1702], 1578
Delavall (d'Lauall), Thomas, 586, 690 Delaware, John, Lord, see Delawarr, John, [West, 7th] Lord
Delaware colony, 44, 45, 447, 456-58, 878, 966; sects in, 340, 1048-53 Delaware Indian tongue, 2746 Delaware river, see South River Delawarr, John [West, 7th] Lord, governor of New York, 2759-60
bodies,
Delegates to ecclesiastical 1771) 4214, 4221
Delemont, John, 1849, 1850
Delft, Holland, 70, 83, 155, 874; Classis of, 27 Delftshaven, Holland, 70
De Liege, Rev. Daniel A., 2796, 2993, 3045, 3119
Dellius, Rev. Godfridus, church of Al- bany desires a second minister, (1681) 768-71, 830, 832; reply of classis, (1682) 866-68; Dellius re- quests to be received into classis as a candidate for foreign churches, his credentials, 813-15; called to church of Albany, examined and ordained, 815-17; delay of his de- parture, 840-41, 845, 856; contract of church with him, 857-62; his arrival, (1683) 865, 867, 880-86; his salary, 882, 900, 903; receives call to Henkelom, Holland, (1684) 880, 886, 893, 898-900; accepts said call, (1685) 900-4; 913; leaves Albany, (1687) 909, 910, 912, 936, 945, 947; induced to re- turn, 936, 947, 957; obliged to flee on account of Leisler's persecutions, goes to New Jersey, Long Island, Boston, (1689) 1002, 1004-5, 1007, 1010, 1041-43, 1054, 1086-88; writes an account of his persecu- tions, (1690) 992, 994-95, 1000-7; about to sail for Holland, induced to return to continue his mission- ary work among the Indians, 1009- 11; his great success in this work, 1007, 1010-11; his translation of the decalogue, confession of faith and several psalms into Mohawk, 1087, 1103; Leisler calls him a
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Dellius, Rev. Godfridus (continued) Cockaran« minister, 1009; is al- lowed, by the Lords of Trade, £60 per annum for teaching the Indians, 1054-57, 1065-66; Jesuit mission- aries thank him for mitigating their sufferings when prisoners among the Indians, 1067-70, 1094- 95; Lords of Trade suggest his employment in making a treaty with the Indians, 1166; with Peter Schuyler is so commissioned, 1169; conference with the Indians, 1174, 2047; patent of land to Dellius, (1696) 2721; is sent by Bellomont, with Peter Schuyler, on a mission to Canada, (1698) 1222-23, 1288- 90; their report, 1225-26; Bello- mont's high commendation of the character of his commissioners, 1433; subsequently charges Dellius with fraud in securing grants of land from the Indians, 1222-25; seeks Indian testimony against him, 1240-42, 1283-84; specifica- tion of some of the tracts of land obtained, 1244-45; one tract said to have been to Dellius alone, 1245, 1263; Bellomont's gossipy charges against Dellius, 1274, 1288-90; he desires to repatriate, 1287; classis urges him to remain, 1287, 1290- 92; Bellomont secures a bill to va- cate the tracts given to Dellius and others, (May 1699) 1292, 1296-97; and appoints a commission to visit the Mohawks and explain the [al- leged] deceit of Dellius, and the de- sign of the vacating acts, 1303, 1305-11, 1313-17; ninety of the principal men of the church of Al- bany petition Dellius to remain as their pastor, 1305-6; his consistory and great consistory certify to his unblemished character, 1306-8;
Dellius, Rev. Godfridus (continued) similar testimony from the churches of Schenectady and Kingston, 1308- 11; his deposition from the min- istry by an irregularly called meet- ing of the Assembly, and by an irregular vote, 1314; church of Al- bany complains to the Classis of Amsterdam of this action (May 1699), and Dellius anxious to go to England to complain of this civil interference in his church, 1316-17; Indians recant their tes- timony against him, ask forgiveness and express grief at his departure, 1318-20; testimonials given him by all the Dutch, Anglican and French ministers, 1320; from forty-six merchants of New York, 1321-22; from the consistories of the Dutch and French churches, asserting the great wrong done him, 1323-24; from the vestry of Trinity Church, 1325; would like to settle again in Holland, 1333; Bellomont in- duces the Indians to recant their recantations, 1326-29; and for- wards his own account of all these transactions to the Lords of Trade, (July 1699) 1329-31; also writes to the Bishop of London asserting that rector Vesey publicly prayed in Trinity Church for Dellius, by name, 1333-35; also writes a very defamatory letter against Dellius to the Classis of Amsterdam, (Oct. 1699) 1335; Dellius appears in classis (Nov. 1699), makes request that another minister be sent to Albany, he and Rev. John Lydius, of Antwerp, exchange places, 1336, 1341-45, see citizens' charges against Bellomont, (Mar. 1700) 1345-46; action of classis on Bel- lomont's letter, Fletcher defends
a Leisler's knowledge of theological names and terms was not very accurate. He means by this term. a Cocceian minister. Cocceius was famous for his em- phasis on what is now known as Biblical theology in distinction from systematic theology. See Cocceius in Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia.
b Neither the original of this letter nor the Dutch translation was found, but the general points are seen in Dellius's defense, 1394-1422.
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Dellius, Rev. Godfridus (continued) Dellius, 1351-53, 1360-61, 1363, 1390-91, 1393; defense of Dellius, 1348-51, 1365-66, 1373-74, 1382, 1389-91, 1426-27, (Oct. 13, 21, 1700) 1393-1422,ª 1429-39; al- lusions, 1568, 1610, 1613, 1680; special allusions to the grants of land, (1707) 1684-38, 2146; au- thorized by the Albany consistory to seek for them another pastor, (1710) 1844; petitions for arrear- ages of moneys yet due him for teaching the Indians, (1714) 2047; allusions, 1867; proposed settle- ment of the Palatines on land grant to Dellius, (1720) 2177; allusions, 2191-93, 2548, 2552, 2565, 2580, 2596, 2721, 3107, (1773) 4257
De Lucena, Rev. Abraham, rabbi, pe- titions to be excused from certain civil duties, (1710) 1865
De Man, Jan, 3281
Demarest, Mr, 3413
Demarest, Christian, 4199
Demarest, Rev. Dr David, 16
Demarest (De Moree), David, jr, 3087, 3617
Demarest, David B., deacon, 3617, 3635, 3693
Demarest, Garret, 4211
Demarest, Jacobus, 3632
Demarest (Da-demarest), Peter, 3632 Demarest, Simon, 3331, 3338
Demarest, Rev. William, wrote life of Rev. Theodore J. Frelinghuysen, 2565
De Meye, Rev. George, 884, 887
De Meyer, Henry, 998
De Meyer, J., churchmaster, (1733) 2101
De Meyer (Meyer), Nicholas, 557, 563-64, 586, 593, 643, 660, 835, 951 De Meyer (Dewyer), William, 698, 748, 750, 784, 796
Demicartoons, (probably a mistake for demiculverins), 574
De Mill, Anthony, 556, 677-78 De Molen, a ship, 386 De Molenaer, S., his book styled " Spiritual and Pure Milk," 3693 De Moor, a ship, 506
De Moree [Demarest ?], D., 3087
De Mot, Michael, 2780-81 De Mott, Michael, 3173 De Moucourt, see Mourcourtius
De Museaux, Monsieur, 3107
De Nays (Neis), Teunis, 3546, 4243, 4246
De Neufoile, Mr, 1816 De Newillie, Robert, 1788
Denham, Rev., (1705) 1612 Denmark, 459, 4255
Denominational charters,b (1775) 4287. See also Incorporations,
Denominations (1763), without En- glish preaching in the Dutch Church, the Dutch will join either the Anglican, Independent, Presby- terian, Baptist, Moravian or Lu- theran church, 3855, (1779) 4305, (1783) 4314-15, 4324
Denonville (Des Noville) [Jacques . René de Brisay], Marquis, governor of Canada, letters to Governor Dongan, (1685) 917, 919, 923, (1687) 938, 945; letters to him, from Dongan, (1686) 921, 928, (1687) 938, 946, 977; allusion, (1724) 2234
De Noyellis, Mr, 4176, 4179 Denton, Daniel, 498
Denton, Hezekiah, 2128, 2135 Denton, Jacamiah, 2134
Denton, James, 3173
Denton, Nathaniell, 497-99, 647, 1518, 1851
Denton, Rev. Richard, emigrates with his congregation from Eng- land, settles at Watertown, Mass.,
a This very elaborate defense of Dellius is well worth studying for the light it throws on Bellomont's character.
b This evidently means charters for churches or congregations not of the Anglican communion.
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Denton Richard (continued)
(1630) 187; removes to Hemp- stead, L. I., (1644) 187; yet at Hempstead, (1657) 391; com- mended by Revs. Megapolensis and Drisius, 397, 411; is about to re- turn to England, (1657) 411 Denton, Robert, 2128, 2135
De Nui, Moses, see Depui, Moses
De Peise, Niclaas, 2811. See also Depue, Nicholas
De Peyster, Widow, (1689) 966 De Peyster, Abram, captain and colonel, allusions, 962, 968, 978, 998, 1345, 1441; is consulted in refer- ence to Cornbury's arbitrary con- duct, (1706) 1616; urges Corn- bury to yield about demanding li- censes to preach, successful, (1706) 1667; signs a minority report, (1709) 1803; a member of the council, (1710) 1873-74, (1714) 2020; writes to classis, (1711) 1878; reports in favor of giving a charter to the church of Kingston, (1712) 1934; reports in favor of giving a charter to French church of New Rochelle, (1712) 1963; al- lusions, 2022-25; again recom- mends a charter for the church of Kingston, (1719) 2143; signs re- port on petition of Palatines, (1719) 2145; reports in favor of giving a charter to church of Al- bany, (1720) 2151; allusion, 2175, (1747) 2969, 3024; one of the trustees of college funds, (1754) 3515; signs petition of Ritzema for a Dutch professorship of divinity in Kings College, (1755) 3544 De Peyster, Cornelia, 870
.
De Peyster, Cornelis, 1190, (1709) 1724; an elder, (1715) 2081, 2377, 2449, 2489
De Peyster, Gerard, (1712) 1958-59
De Peyster, Isaac, 2761-63, 3500, 3556
De Peyster (De Piester), Captain Johannes, signs petition in favor of surrender, (1664) 556; objects to form of British oath, 563; finally
De Peyster (continued)
takes the oath, 565; subscribes six- teen florins (in beavers) toward salary of minister, (1666) 586; al- lusion, (1668) 591; elected orphan master, (1668) 595; an elder, (1672) 626; a burgomaster, (1673) 631; is worth 15,000 guilders, (1674) 642; churchmaster, (1674) 660; objects to form of British oath, (1674) 670, (1675) 677; his widow, (1689) 966; allusions, 1112, 1128, 1136, 1145, 1149, 1190-93, 1203, 1205-6, 1210-11, 1261, 1265- 66, 1268, 1271-72, 1347, 1357, 1366, 1406, 1424, 1428
De Peyster, Captain John, (1709) 1723, 1755, 1803, 1858
De Peyster, John, appointed super- intendent of the Manor of Fordham and the Harpending property, (1759) 3747; allusions, 3749, 3758- 59, 3803, 3840, 3900-1, 3921, 3970, 4028, 4130, 4136, 4149, 4151, 4180, 4199, 4285
De Peyster, John, mayor of Albany, 2635
De Peyster, William, (1743) 2101; elder, (1754-68) 3500, 3556, 3830, 3912, 4018, 4059, 4082, 4136, 4139 De Peyster, William, jr, (1765) 2101; deacon, (1769) 4163
Depford, England, 1786 Deple, Conrad, 3985
Depositions, (1619) 4225, (1771) 4215
Deptford (Detfort, Depford), a ship, 1204, 1262, 1266, 1430
Depue, Jacobus, 3621
Depue, Jacobus, jr, 3621
Depue, Nicholas, 1138
De Pue (de Pu), William, 2139, 3869
Depui (de Nui), Moses, 3446, 3746 Depui. See also De Puy
Deputati ad res exteras, (or ad res Indicas; or ad causas Indicas; or ad res maritimas), first formal al- lusions to, (1635) 87-90, 127; minutes of their acts, (1639-1804) 19-21, 4396; allusion, 475
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Deputati synodi, frequently referred to, as, 74, 75, 76, 79, 82, etc.a Deputies of classes, see Deputati ad res exteras
Deputy governors, under James, Duke of York (1664-85) and under James, as King, (1685-88) 559. See Governors, English
De Puy, Benjamin, 3012, 3132, 4243, 4247
Depuy, Elias, 3621, 4074
De Puy, John, 4362
De Raet, Elias, 148
De Razieres, Isaac, 373
Derby, James [Stanley, 10th] Earl of, 1787
De Ridder, Evert, (1699) 1306; makes application to teach school in Albany, (1703) 1522
De Riemer, Isaac, widow of, marries Domine Drisius, (1659) 461
De Riemer, Isaac, jr, (1712) 1964 De Riemer (De Reymer), Isaac, sr, (1694) 1092, 1112, 1128, 1136, 1145, 1149, 1190-91, 1193, 1242, 1276, 1281, (1712) 1964, (1727) 2377
De Riemer, Margarita, 888, 1109-12, 2761. See also Steenwyck, Selyns De Riemer, Peter, 1202, 1357 Derje, see Duryee
De Ronde, Rev. Lambertus, appointed by the directors of the Surinam Society as minister in Surinam, action indorsed by classis, to be in- stalled by classis, (1745) 2877, 2893; plan for the conversion of slaves on his field, (1747) 2952- 55; writes to the classis about affairs there, (1747) 2992-93, 2995, 3014-17; another letter to classis, (July 1748) 3044-46, 3049-50; classis writes to him, (Apr. 1749) 3058, 3087, 3090; writes again to
De Ronde, Rev. Lambertus (continued) classis, (May 26, 1749) 3094-95, 3103-5, 3109; answer of classis, (Apr. 1750) 3110; writes again to classis (Jan. 17, 1750) 3120; visits New York for his health, (1750) 3121-22; receives call to the Collegiate Church of New York, (Aug. 30, 1750) 3123, 3351, 3385; subscriptions for his salary, suffi- cient, 3127; joins the coetus, 3012, 3174; allusions, 3180-82, 3186, 3189-90; a parsonage to be pro- vided for him, 3203; he and Ritz- ema write to classis, (Jan. 30, 1752) 3213-15, 3262; allusions, 3222, 3235; reply of classis to the letter of him and Ritzema, (May 1, 1752) 3242; allusions, 3281-82, 3287-89, 3291, 3296; complains that the parsonage has not yet been provided for him, (Jan. 25, 1753) 3334-36; allusions, 3353, 3372, 3385, 3398, 3412-13, 3417, 3442, 3463, 3469, 3479-80, 3485; consistory releases him from his membership in the coetus, (1754) 3495-96; his salary raised to £200, (1754) 2749-50; preaches for the opponents of the coetus at Ja- maica, 3539; requested to attend the meetings of the coetus, (1755) 3548-49; allusions, 3556, 3563, 3565-67, 3572-73, 3576, 3600, 3633, 3645, 3651, 3653, 3666-67, 3675, 3680, 3687; classis writes to him and his consistory, (1757) 3694; allusions, 3711, 3719, 3722, 3724, 3737, 3757, 3760-61; allusions, (1762) 3811, 3823, 3826, 3836, 3843, 3858-59, 3869, 3877, 3900-1; writes to classis, (Nov. 1763) 3903-7; allusion, 3913; translates into
the Heidelberg Catechism
English, (1764) 3915-20; his
a These were officers in each of the provincial synods of Holland, to execute the acts of the synod, and to visit the neighboring synods. They were also to attend all examinations of candidates for the ministry in the respective classes, and report on the orthodoxy of the same. They were also advisers in all difficult matters. See Corwin's Digest of Legislation of R. C. A., 199; and Article 49 of the Rules of Dort, page Ivi.
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De Rondé, Rev. Lambertus (continued) Compendium of the Catechism, 3916; classis approves his work conditionally, 3923-27; with Ritz- ema writes to consistory of Kings- ton about Domine Meyer, (1764) 3930; allusions, 3946, 3949, see Meyer, Herman; writes to Rev. Winoldus Budd, (Oct. 1764) 3967; allusions, 3970-75; classis writes to, (Feb. 1765) 3975, 3980, 3999; defends his conduct of preaching in other churches and in private houses, (1765) 4001-4; writes to classis about Marshall's book on " Sanctification ", as to his own orthodoxy, as to Laidlie's non- subordination to classis, 4004-5; also to Rev. John Kalkoen on same subject, 4005-7, 4011-16; with Ritzema, writes to classis, (Oct. 1765) 4018-21; with Ritzema, writes to Consistory of Kingston, 4025-29; allusions, 4031-32, 4038- 39, 4042-44, 4051-52, 4055-59; writes to classis, (July 1766) 4062-65; complains of certain con- duct of his elders and deacons, 4065-66, 4069-74, 4082, 4088-89, 4093, 4099, 4101-4, 4108; performs a marriage illegally, (1769) 4147- 48, 4156, 4159-60, 4163, 4165, 4167, 4169-73, 4183, 4191, 4201, 4205; preaches before the conven- tion for union, (1771) 4210, 4211- 12, 4241-43; desires to visit Hol- land, (1772) 4249-50, 4252, 4273, 4275, 4273-76, 4283, 4286, (1784) 4317; his desire to be reinstated as pastor, (1785) 4333-35, [made emeritus, 1786]
De Roo, Rev. Jacob, 34
De Rooy, Rev. Jan, at Amsterdam, 1184
De Rossell, Chevalier, (1719) 2140
De Ruyter, Rear Admiral Engel, 644, 661
Der Val, see Darvall
De Salvaye, see Salvaye Desbrosses, Mr, 3911 Des Cartes, René, 718
De Sille, Lourens, took oath of al- legiance to England, (1664) 565 De Sille (De Silla), Hon. Nicasius, gives certificate of character to schoolmaster Vestens on returning to Holland, (1655) 336-37; signs resolution to exempt Jews from military service, (1655) 340; signs order against, conventicles, (1656) 342; brings into court a proclama- tion of a day of prayer, (1658) 414; signs order about church lands at Flatbush, (1658) 415-16; allusions, 418, 443, 475, 479, 497; one of the deputies to install Domine Selyns at Brooklyn, (Sept. 3, 1660) 480-82, 488; church- master, (1662) 521; a member of the council, (1662) 523
Despatch (Depeche), a ship, 299 Deux-Ponts (misprinted Daix
Points), or Pfalz-Zweibrücken, House of, 1782
De Valckenier, a ship, 228
Devenport, Abraham, 4040
De Voe, Frederick, 3710
De Voe, Mrs Joseph, 4096
De Voisin, see Du Voisin
Devonshire, [William Cavendish, 1st Duke of], 1002
Devonshire, William [Cavendish 2d] Duke of, 1787
De Voor, Daniel, 2399, 4046
De Vos, Leonard, 3801, 3805
De Vries, Captain David Pietersen, one of the Consistory of New Am- sterdam, (1642) 164-66, 217
De Vries, Gerrit, 1844 De Vries, Johannes, 1429
De Vries, Mr, in Amsterdam, (1710) 1860, 1865, 3282
De Wage (Waeg, Wagh), a ship, 371, 401
De Weerhem, Ambrosous, 557
De Wees, William, 2437-38, 2482, 2487
De Windt, Mrs Catharine, 3281, 3290; bequeaths her estate on the island of St Thomas, to the Re- formed Dutch church there, (1759) 3748
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De Windt, Guert S., 3281 De Windt, Jan, Jansen, 3053 De Windt, Lucas, 3281
De Windt (De Wind), Peter, member of the church in New York, (1743) 2823; presents a forged certificate of licensure, (1749) 3053; is recog- nized as a candidate by the coetus, 3087; coetus requests permission to ordain him, 3092, 3114-15; he expects to settle at Bergen and Staten Island, 3119; certificate of character given him, 3127; sent to Holland for ordination, (1750) 3128, 3136, 3140; letter from Rev. Wynstock to him (?), (Dec. 1750) 3144; is ordained by the Classis of Amsterdam, (Jan. 1751) 3148-49, 3151-52; the forgery of his papers discovered, (May 1751) 3157-60, 3165; writes to a friend in Hol- land about his studies and papers, (Aug. 20, 1751) 3167-69, 3170, 3174-75; is suspended from the ministry, (Sept. 1751) 3177, 3180- 81; further documents concerning him, sketch of his life, 3182-84, 3187, 3195-3207, 3225, 3229, 3231, 3233, 3237, 3239-41, 3246-47, 3256, 3258-65, 3270-71, 3276-78, 3281- 82, 3287-91, 3296, 3298-99, 3351, 3374, 3385, 3433, 3435, 3469, 3850 De Witt, Mr, (1770) 4176, 4178 De Witt, Andries, (1755) 3620 De Witt, Andries, jr, (1755) 3620 De Witt (De Wit), Barent, (1723) 2204, 2211, 2271, 2275
De Witt, Cornelis, elder brother of John De Witt, murdered by the populace at the Hague, (1672) 666
De Witt (de Wit), Egbert, (1750) 3141, 3143, 3292-93, 3437, 3446, 3598, 3746
De Witt (d'Wit) Joannes, takes oath of allegiance to Great Britain, (1664) 565, (1666) 586
De Witt (de Wit), Johannes, elder in Kings county, (1745) 2876; ex- elder, (1748) 3031
De Witt (de Wit), John, elder of Fishkill, (1755) 3598, 3602
De Witt, John, grand pensionary of Holland, murdered by the popu- lace, (1672) 666 De Witt, John E., (1766) 4074
De Witt, Rev. Peter, (1772) 4248, 4307, 4362, (1800) 4391
De Witt, Stephen, (1766) 4074
De Witt, Rev. Dr Thomas, (1841) 11, 12, 370, 827, 1086
De Witt, Tierck Classen, (1663) 539 De Wolf (Wolf), Abel, a merchant
in Amsterdam, (1679) 736, 769, 779, 784, 788, 821, 825-26, 855-860, 903
De Wolf, Peter (Pedro), (1731) 2553, 2596, 2773, 2806, 2830, 2833, 2848, 2866-67, 2869-70, 2873, 3125 De Wolven, Godfrey, 2098
Dey (Dye, Tuynies), Teunis, 4086 Dialogue of Rev. Cornelius Van Santvoord, being a representation of the debates of the times, (1726) 2348-51, 2361, 2363, 2369, 2372-73 Dialogue on orthodoxy, by some Pres- byterian, apparently, (1726) 2350 Diamond, The, a ship, 2140 Dibble, Rev., Anglican, 3735 Dickinson, Rev. Jonathan, 3515 Dickson, Edward, 3906
Dictionarium Danskar, 222 Didactic theology, 4129, 4134
Diemen (Dieme) Holland, 83, 1957 Diemerdyk (Dimerdyk), Holland, 826 Diet of Ratisbonne, 1675
Digest of remonstrance of 1650, 266- 68
Dikeman, John, 4198 Dilbeck, Isaac, 2437
Dillenburg district, Germany, 3687 Dimerdyk, see Diemerdyk
Dincklagen, see Van Dincklagen Diocesan conventions, in New York, (June 22, 1785) 4325, (May 1786) 4325-26 Dioceses, 1081-82
Diploma, for a theological professor, (1784) 4323
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Diplomatic agent (Domine Drisius),
sent to the governor of Virginia, by Stuyvesant, (1653) 319
Dircks, Luycas, 557
Dircks, Magdalene, 423
Dircksen, Cornelis, 366
Dircksen, Jan, of Bremen, 248
Dircksen, (Dirck[e], Dirckse), Joris, 346, 367-69, 477, 482
Dircksen. See also Dirkee Directors and directors general
(Dutch) of New Netherland, Cor- nelis J. Mey (May), (1622-25) 36-37; William Verhulst, (1625- 26) 37; Peter Minuit, (1626-32) 43, 44; Bastiaen Jansz Krol, (1632- 33)@ 46-57; Wouter Van Twiller, (1633-37) 84-113; William Kieft, (1638-47) 114-215; Peter Stuy- vesant, (1647-64) 216-560, 209, 210, 224
Dirkee, Jannetje, 703
Dirkee, Paulus, sr, 703
Dirkee, Paulus, jr, 703
Dirxe, Henry, elder at Purmerend, Holland, 34
Discipline, (1619) 4220, 4222, 4225- 26, 936, (1771) 4218. See also Church discipline
Disorders and fears, (1702) 1591
Dispensations, (1619) 4220, (1705) 1602, (1726) 2346-47
Dissenters, Governor Andros's ac- count of various sects, (1678) 709; Selyns's reference to, (1682) 830- 32, (1683) 868, 877-79, (1685) 906; Dongan's account of the sev- eral sects, (1687, not 1684 as printed) 879-80; all the members, except one, of the Assembly that passed the ministry bill of 1693, dissenters, 1909; allusions, 1045, 1080, 1222, 1331, 1392; the As- sembly declared that a dissenting minister may be called under the provisions of the act of 1693, (1694) 1096, (1695) 1114-15; act for support of [all] ministers,
Dissenters (continued)
(1699) 1299, 1331, (1700) 1392-93; allusion, 1553-54; Col. Lewis Morris declares the same, (1712) 1909-10, many dissenters on Long Island, (1705) 1589, 1593; dis- senting ministers in Westchester county, (1705) 1611; dissenting ministers in London sent Rev. Francis Makemie to America, (1706) 1669-70; Trinity Church informs the Archbishop of Canter- bury that most of the inhabitants are of the Dutch or French Re- formed churches, or are dissenters, (1709) 1768; dissenters at Ja- maica, rescue their church from the Anglicans, (1710) 1845; dis- senting ministers on Long Island, (1710) 1874, (1711) 1892-96; Rev. Thomas Barclay (Anglican at Albany), uses all moderation to- ward dissenters, (1710) 1867; Mrs Urquhart (widow of Rev. Urqu- hart, Anglican), surrenders the parsonage at Jamaica to the dis- senters, (1710) 1868, 1874, 1883; allusions to, 1553, 1905-22, 1950, 1990, 2014-19, 2126-28; the term dissenter applied to Anglicans, (1717) 2115; the French object to being called dissenters, (1725) 2240; allusion, 2299; dissenting churches not included by George II in his commission to the Bishop of London giving him jurisdiction in America, (1728) 2408-9; al- lowed by Frelinghuysen to preach for him at Raritan, criticisms thereon, (1728) 2426, 2542, 2553. 2557; dissenters recover their church property at Jamaica by a law suit, (1732) 2565; allusions, 2567, 2569, 2585-87, 2768, 2912; all dissenters deny that the church of England is established in New York, (1753) 3427; seven-eighths of the population are dissenters,
a See sketch of, by A. Eekhof, 1910; and the Van Rensselaer Bowler Manu- scripts.
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Dissenters (continued)
(1754) 3481; allusions, 3502-4, 3612; the Dutch are not dis- senters, 3657; allusions, 3716-18, 3735; Dr Avery, in England, is correspondent with the dissenters in America, (1759) 3728; allu- sions to, 3834, 3841, 3887, 4300; charged with raising an alarm about bishops, (1763) 3864; the Society for Propagating the Gos- pel among Heathen of 1661, is managed by dissenters, (1763) 3889; dissenters seeking church charters, (1763) 3890, 3908, 4083- 84, 4287; the Dutch church, not a mere tolerated church like dis- senters, but a national church, (1764) 3944, 4083-84; dissenters compose the majority in many par- ishes, (1770) 4180; some bills pass the Assembly in favor of dissenters, because they are in the majority, 4181; church charters denied to dissenters, (1775), 4287; dis- senters favor political independ- ence, (1778) 4303, 4332; all sec- tarian legislation against dis- senters repealed, (1777) 4300
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