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Dissenters, synod of, (1743) 2800 Ditmars, Dominicus, 3073, 3076
Ditmars, Douw, 3076, 3111, 3131, 3578, 3593
Ditmars, Johannes, 2876, 3074, 3618 Ditmars, Lawrence (Louwerens), 3031, 3540, 3733
Divine worship, the Dutch to enjoy their own, (1664) 558
Divinity professorship, for the Dutch, in Kings College, (1755) 3544, 3554-56, 3558, 3574-77, 3583-84
Divorces, in the Palatinate, (1705) 1602
Dobbs, Mrs Catharine, 2022
Dobbs, William, sexton of Trinity Church, (1714) 2020, 2022
Doctors, see Physicians
Doctrines, sacraments and ceremon- ies, (1619, 1771) 4223
Dominique, Mr, Commissioner for
Trade and Plantations, 2172 Doesburg, Rev. L., 2565, 3566 Doesburg (Driesburg), Holland, 153 Dogwhipper (beadle), 328 Dokkum (Dockum), Holland, 143; Clasuis of, 2871-72 Dolbon, John, 1788
Doleantie, (Complaint), 158, 160
Doll, Rev. George J. L., 4244, (1784) 4318, 4335, (1800) 4388 Dollinson, Charles, 509 Dolphin, The, a ship, 1052
Domine's Bouwery or farm, 217, 218, 668, 1180, 1517. See also Anneke Jans
Domine's Hook, or Point, near New- town, L. I., 218, 579
Dommelaer, Willem Janssen Schut, alias Dommelaer; referred to by mistake as "Dominie Laer "), 535 Domo, Volkert, 1306
Donation, 1146, 1149, 1151, 2649. See also Advowson, Patronage
Donegal, presbytery of, 2746
Dongan, Thomas, governor of New York, (1683-1688), instructions from James, Duke of York, (Jan. 27, 1683) 847-48; allusion, 844; his administration, 847-55; peo- ple of Madman's Neck petition, in reference to their meeting house, (1683) 850-51; Romish priests brought over by, 877; organizes the first civil Assembly, the char- ter of liberties, (Oct. 30, 1683) 864-65, 867; mayor and Common Council of New York petition for a charter, 871-72; order in council on the accession of James II, as king, 896-97; letter of James II to (Mar. 5, 1685) 897; veto of the charter of liberties, (Mar. 3, 1685) 894-96; receives new in- structions from James as king, (1686) 915; correspondence with Fathers Lamberville and Dablon about the Indian missions in cen- tral New York, (1685) 904-5, 938; appoints a thanksgiving day; (Nov. 1685) 912; his report on
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Dongan, Thomas, governor of New York (continued)
the state of religion in New York, (1687, not 1684, as printed) 879- 80; Quakers petition Dongan not to compel them to train, not granted, (1686) 913; their fines, 932-34; receives letter from Com- mittee of Trade and Plantations, (1686) 916; correspondence with Denonville, governor of Canada, (1686) 917-18; new commission to, from James, as king, (June 10, 1686) 918, 1592; further cor- respondence with Governor Denon- ville, about the Indian missions, (1686) 919-21, 923-24, 928, 934, 938-43, 945-46; petition of Rev. Thomas James, of East Hampton, with apology for certain expres- sions in a sermon, (1686) 924-25; 927-28; Rev. Jeremiah Hobart, of Hempstead, petitions that his peo- ple may be compelled to fulfill their agreement, 929; the French Protestants petition that they may be allowed to trade along the coast and islands, and to se- cure settlements for themselves, (1687) 936-37; petition granted, 943; call for a day of thanksgiv- ing for the Queen's pregnancy, (1688) 951-52; the Collegiate Church of New York City peti- tions for incorporation, (Apr. 1688) 952-53; order to Dongan to resign his government to Andros, (Apr. 1688) 955; allusions, 960, 967, 977, 982, 984, 985, 987, 990, 996-97, 1000-4, 1009, 1290; Lord Limerick, 1421, 1436, 2193, 2234, 2634
Donum Gratuitum, 4112
Doophuis, (Baptismal Room), 3900 Doornich, (Doornick, Doornicus, Doorn), Rev. Petrus, in Brazil, 172, 173. See also p. (-) of this Index
Dorchester, Evelyn, Marquis of, 1787 Dorchester, Mass., 341
Dordrecht (Dordiacena, Dort, Dorth), Holland, 1720; canons of, 80, 465, 467, 3992
Dordrecht, early conventions at,
(1574, 1578) 26, 185, 430
Dordrecht, school of, 69
Dordrecht, synod of, (1618-19); al- lusions, 24, 26, 27, 71, 343, 423, 429, 631, 648, 874, 1627-28, 2148, 2150-52, 2156, 2181, 2206, 2469, 2752, 4226, 4228; articles of church order of, to be translated, (1788) 4348, see 4218-26 (1791) 4358, 4367; post acta, 26, 27, 71 Doreslaer, Rev. Abraham à., min- ister of Enkhuysen, 34
Doreslaer, Rev. David à., to be sent as minister to Brazil, 111, 103; allusion, 1020
Dorlach (Sharon), Schoharie county, N. Y., (1800) 4390
Dorlant (Dorland), Jan, elder at Brooklyn, 1885-86
Dorsetshire, England, 361
Dorsett, [Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of], 1002
Dorsius, Peter Henry, his arrival, (1737) 2701; to be admonished, 2717, 2732-33; his defense, 2735- 36; Domine Freylinghuysen certi- fies to the good character and use- fulness of, (Apr. 1740) 2740; said to have been authorized by the Classis of Rotterdam to qualify and ordain persons to the min- istry, 2752; sends his testimonials to the Classis of Amsterdam, (1741) 2754, 2755-57, 2765-67; his claims denied, (1742) 2780-83, 2787-88, 2791, 2798-99, 2801-3, 2812-13; classis denies his right to ordain, (1743) 2827-28; ordi- nations by him, 2837-38, 2841, 2844-46, 2904, 3033, 3076; re- quests to be sent to D' Elmina, Africa, (1750) 3105-6, 3121; cen sured for drunkenness, 3138; al lusions, 2545, 2737, 2741, 2805, 2810, 2849, 2874, 2887, 3046, 3108, 3121-23
Dort (Dorth), 366 Dordrecht
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D'Orville (Dorville), John (Ian
d'Arbille), 1620, 1720
Dosoris, L. I., 2882
Doty, Rev. John, rector at Schenec- tady, (1773-77) 3813
Douai Bible, see Bible
Doublet [h], G[eorge] R., the poet, 70
Douceur, 3334; asked for by De- Ronde, 4027
Doughtie, Elias, of Flushing, L. I., 413
Doughty, Rev. Francis, conditions under which he and his congre- gation may settle in New Nether- land, (1641) 137-38; administers the Lord's Supper in the " church in the fort," (1644) 197; Kieft suggests that he should be one of the arbiters to settle difficulties between the director and Bo- gardus, 200; his antecedent his- tory, reasons for his coming to New Netherland, his patent for Newtown with manorial privileges, (1642) 258, 285; Indian war, he flees to Manhattan, (1643) 258, 285; returns to Newtown, his land confiscated by Kieft, his appeal disallowed, fined and imprisoned, (1649) 258, 266-67, 285; removes to Flushing and ultimately to Virginia, 258, 397, 410; suit by his son for his father's back sal- ary, (1669) 600-1
Doughty, Francis, jr, 600-1
Doughty, William, 2133-34, 2138
D'Outrein (Doutrein, d' Outrern, Outreyn), Dr John, 1702, 1720, 1804
Douw (Dowes), Madam, 1551 Douw, Andries, 1306
Douw, Hendrick, 1306 Douw, Jonas, 1306
Douw, Volkert, 3800
Dover, [Henry Jermyn, Ist] Lord, 925
Dover, Dutchess county, N. Y., 4283, (1784) 4318, 4383, (1800) 4388
Dover, James [Douglas, Ist] Duke of, 1787
Dover (Doveren), England, 699, 828, 840, 857, 859, 862
Dover Hundred (Appoqueminy), Pa., 1896, 1908, 1914, 1951, 1991- 92
Dover, Straits of, naval battle be- tween Blake and Tromp, mirage, (1652) 311
Dowaganhae, an Indian, 1362, 1379 Dowes, Madam, sce Douw, Madam Downes, The, England, 982
Downing, Sir George, British am- bassador at the Hague, (1664) 567, 577
Draeyer, Andries, 636
Dragonade, The, 1247
Drake, Dr, 1827
South Africa, 2642,
Drakenstein, 4266 Dregterland, Holland, 35
Drenthe, Holland, 3997
Dreper, Hans, 636, 738
Dreves, Jan, 3528, 3530, 3536, 3641
Dries, Gertrude, 153
Dries, Hendrick, 153, 225
Driesburg, see Doesburg
Driessen, Professor, 3933
Drinkvelt, Cornelis, 2388 Drisius, Mrs Elizabeth, 1032, 1137 Drisius (Dries), Rev. Samuel, late minister in England, able to preach, in Dutch, English and French, willing to go to New Neth- erland, credentials from the Eng- lish Presbyterian church of Am- sterdam, (1652) 302-8; sent to New Netherland, 311; protests (with Megapolensis) against per- mitting public services by the Lutherans, (1653) 317-18, 326- 27; is sent as diplomatic agent to the Puritan governor of Virginia, 319; his salary not regularly paid, 324; payment assumed by city au- thorities, 328-29; preaches oc- casionally to the French on Staten Island, (1655) 341-42; complains that unqualified persons are
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Drisius (Dries), Rev. Samuel (con- tinued)
preaching at Middleburgh (New- town), 342; allusion, 355; peti- tions the authorities (with Mega- polensis) against tolerating the Lutherans, (1657) 386-88; writes (with Megapolensis) a joint letter about the religious condition of the country, (1657) 393-400; fur- ther report about the Lutherans, Quakers, Presbyterians, etc., 409- 12; suggests the establishment of a Latin school, (1658) 423, 432: answers the complaints of the Lutherans about the formula of baptism, 428-31; further reports to classis about Lutherans, and Quakers, need of ministers for the English towns on Long Island, and for resisting the Jesuits in cen- tral New York, (1658) 432-34; unites (with Megapolensis) in sending an account of Jesuit mis- sions in central New York, 436- 39; further reports on the Luth- erans, (1659) 449-50; is criti- cized by West India Company for refusing to use the old formulary of baptism, 460, 471; his marriage, 308, 461; is sustained by the classis in reference to the bap- tismal formula, 471; liturgies with the old form sent to him by the company, (1660) 474; informs the classis that he and Megapolensis have decided to use the old form, 486; is sent to Newtown and Flushing to baptize the children, 496; sent to Hempstead to baptize the children, 501; is becoming old, 503-4; subscribes $200 (500 florins) toward defense of city, (1664) 541; preaches every two months to the French on Staten Island 554-55; informs the classis of the English conquest, (1664) 560-62, 574; takes oath of al- legiance to England, 565, 568; re- ports on the condition of the
Drisius (Dries), Rev. Samuel (con- tinued)
church and amenities with the English, (1668) 598; allusions, 602-4; is paid all arrearages of salary by West India Company, 605; old and feeble, (1670) 607, 610-13, 617, 618; his death, (1673) 653; allusion, 4037
Drissive [Drissius?], Rev., 1720 Drogheda, massacre of, 170
Droillet, (Drollet, Droiljet, Droil- het), Paul, 1206, 1268, 1324, 1528, 1699
Drummond (Dromomad), Anne, 2024 Drummond, Robert, 2021, 2024
Drunkenness, to be punished, 512, 1710
Duanesborough, Schenectady county, N. Y., (1800) 4383, 4389
Dubbs, Rev. Dr Joseph H., 3278
Dublin, Ireland, 1353, 1421, 1729, 1837, 2671, 2673
DuBois, Rev. Benjamin, (1771) 4211,
4243, 4246, (1784) 4318, 4323, 4362-64, (1800) 4390
DuBois, Daniel, 3211
DuBois, Rev. Gualterus, requests ex- amination, (1694) 1104; licensed to preach, 1113-14; called to New York, (May 4, 1699) 1297-98; or- dained, (June 1, 1699) 1304, 1305, 1315-16; sails for New York, (July 1699) 1332; church prepares to re- ceive him, (Aug. 7, 1699) 1332; gives great satisfaction, (Mar. 8, 1700) 1344; individual members of the consistory write to classis, (Mar. 29, 1700) 1346-48; DuBois, at their request, certifies to their consistorial character, 1348, 1363, 1366, 1428-29; entertains Free- man on his arrival, 1371; with Selyns, writes to Consistory of Schenectady about Freeman, 1384; DuBois gives general satisfaction, unofficial conduct of certain mem- bers of the consistory, (Apr. 1700) 1354, 1357, 1363, 1386-88, 1428- 29, 1440; death of his colleague
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DuBois, Rev. Gualterus (continued) Selyns, DuBois requested tempor- arily to serve alone, salary in- creased £30, (Oct. 1701) 1484; allusions, 1520, 1526, 1537, 1559, 1563, 1571; classis congratulates DuBois on his usefulness, (Oct. 6, 1704) 1577-78; introduces Domine Beys to Governor Cornbury, (Jan. 1706) 1615; agrees with Beys that he should not seek or receive a civil license to preach, 1616-18; allusions, 1607, 1621-22, 1625, 1630; explains his attitude and that of his consistory toward Domine Freeman, (Feb. 19, 1706) 1631-35; allusion, 1638; prepares, in connection with other ministers a full statement of the difficulties on Long Island, (May 23, 1706) 1646-57, 1699-1700; his compen- dium, 1653-54, 1700; prepares a paper on the " State of the Church," reviewing its history, privileges, acts of assembly, amicable rela- tions with the English, courteous notifications to the governors of their calls, arbitrary conduct of Cornbury, with an earnest request for redress through diplomatic means in England, funds furnished for legal expenses, (May 24, 1706) 1657-62; advises Domine Beys to be patient with Cornbury's rude- ness, 1664; gives further informa- tion to classis, allusions to this case during legal delays, 1667-68, 1681-82, 1716-17, 1718, 1803, 1841, 1845, 1849, 1858, 1882, 1887-88; recall of Cornbury, (1708) 1711; allusions, 1723, 1724, 1731, 1755-60
Refuses to ordain Van Vleck as chaplain for Dutch troops, (1709) 1760-61, 1769-73; allusions, 1794- 95, 1858; occasionally preaches in Albany, (1710) 1867; visits Kingston in connection with the affairs of Domine Beys, reports on the same, (1710) 1869-70; welcomes Domine
DuBois, Rev. Gualterus (continued) Vas on his arrival, (1711) 1881; allusion, 1888; reads the action of consistory to his church on suc- cession to seats, (1712) 1903-5; is requested to agree to a call for a colleague, (1712) 1916-17, 1922; references to his installation of Freeman at New Utrecht, 1939, 1942-43, 1956; allusions, 1977, 1987, 1994-95; action about a colleague, 1994-95, 1999; classis urges the calling of a colleague, (1714) 2011-12; sympathy with Trinity Church at an act of dese- cration therein, joins in offering a reward of £15 for the arrest of the culprit, 2021-22; allusions, 2033; letter from classis, (1714) 2035-37, 2039-40; makes a written request to the consistory to call a colleague, (1715) 2076; the call to be made, 2077; the call sent to certain ministers in Amsterdam, text. of the call, (1715) 2077-81; why the call was sent to individu- als rather than to the classis, (1715) 2088-91, 2095; the commis- sioners call Rev. Henricus Boel, his examination and ordination as a colleague to DuBois, 2104-5; al- lusion, 2139; DuBois and Boel give out certain statements of Freling- huysen's criticisms of the ministry as reported by Captain Goelet, (1721) 2182-84; allusions, 2189, 2216; Domine DuBois shall keep the church chest with all import- ant papers, (1724) 2221; allusion, 2250; Frelinghuysen's exhortation to DuBois, 2260; allusion, 2294
Domines DuBois, Boel, Antonides and Vas make a statement vindi- cating the complainants in writing their complaint against Freling- huysen, (June 8, 1725) 2309-12; allusions to DuBois in the preface their complaint against Freling- huysen, (1725) 2318, 2319, 2320,
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DuBois, Rev. Gualterus (continued) 2327; DuBois signs the appoint- ment of DeForest as schoolmaster, and his duties, (Jan. 1726) 2337- 39; allusions, 2335, 2352, 2364, 2400-02, 2423, 2453, 2485, 2487, 2490, 2508, 2513, 2554; publishes the appointment, and the duties of parents and the church toward the scholars, 2340-43; affronts of Fre- linghuysen towards DuBois and Boel, (1726) 2352, 2354; report to DuBois of the purchase of land for a new church,a (1726), 2358- 59; classis writes to DuBois and other ministers concerning Freling- huysen and the troubles on the Raritan, (Dec. 1, 1726) 2366-71; Governor Burnett notified of the resolution to build a second church, contracts for building, (1727) 2375-81, 2390-91, 2395-97, 2405-6, 2438, 2440-41, 2449-54; letter to classis, (Jan. 1728) 2400, 2401; address of welcome to Gov- ernor Montgomery, (1728) 2406; Domine DuBois and others advise the German churches of Pennsyl- vania to present their whole case to the Classis of Amsterdam, (1728) 2438-39, see 2425-37; classis writes to the Dutch minis- ters on this subject, 2443; the Dutch ministers authorized to or- dain John Philip Boehm as a minister for the German churches of Pennsylvania, (1729) 2478-84; the ordination, (1729) 2487-88, see 2468-75; the congratulations and thanks of classis, 2528-32; ar- rangement of preaching services for the two churches, (1731) 2551; an amendment to church charter suggested, (Sept. 1, 1731) 2551- 52; introduces Domine Van Schie to congregations of Poughkeepsie and Fishkill, (1732) 2582-83, 2590; issues a circular letter to
DuBois, Rev. Gualterus (continued) all ministers and churches to meet to form a coetus (1737) 2683-85; responses to the invitation, 2689- 94, 2726, 2729; draft of the consti- tution of the coetus, probably chiefly by DuBois, (1732) 2606- 7; his letter to the churches, 2708-10; his advocacy of the coe- tus; reviews the action of the con- vention, 2715-17; commends Domine Dorsius for Schenectady, (1739) 2730; case of Domine John H. Goetschius submitted to DuBois and Consistory of New York, 2781- 92; allusions, 2559, 2573-74, 2579, 2589, 2592, 2606-7, 2620, 2672, 2677, 2680, 2682, 2696, 2700, 2713; his letter to classis, (May 1741) 2754-57, 2765, 2769-74; requests a colleague, 2746-47; is quite aged, 72, (1743) 2807; writes to commis- sioners in Holland for a colleague, (1743) 2830-33; letters to him and others, from the classis, (Oct. 1743) 2826-28, (Nov. 1744) 2858; informs the commissioners of the arrival of Ritzema, (Jan. 1745) 2866-68; reports to classis on the Goetschius case, (Jan. 1745) 2894-99; allusions, 2743, 2753, 2795, 2798, 2810, 2814-15, 2819, 2825, 2840-41, 2881, 2883; with Ritzema, writes to classis, (Dec. 19, 1746) 2935-38; letters from classis, 2944-46, 2956-57; establish- ment of the coetus determined on, (1747) 2958-61, 2963, 2981; a member of the first coetus, 2975; requested to write a letter from the coetus to classis, 2978, 2998-3000; letter from the classis to DuBois, 2985, 2987-88; reports to classis on the Goetschius case, (Dec. 1748) 3023-24, 3026-27; writes a second letter for the coetus, (Sept. 1748) 3031-34; prepares testimonials for
a On Nassau street, between Cedar and Liberty streets.
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DuBois, Rev. Gualterus (continued) coetus, for candidates and minis- ters, 3034-35; writes a personal letter to classis, (Nov. 1748) 3037- 38; reports further on the Kings county difficulties, (Jan. 1749) 3050-52; allusions, 2905, 2969, 2971-75, 2996, 3001-5, 3043; classis answers his letters from the coetus, (May 5, 1749) 3064-67; also answers his private letter, 3059, 3069, 3071; writes, for coetus to classis, (Oct. 1749) 3091-93; classis writes to DuBois and Rit- zema, (Apr. 7, 1750) 3114-15; writes letter for coetus to classis, (May 7, 1750) 3119-20; for churches of Bergen and Staten Island to classis, 3127-28; con- cerning Arondeus, 3128-29, 3148; again for the coetus, (Sept. 14, 1750) 3135-38; receives letter from classis for coetus, 3140-41, 3151-52; allusions, 3087, 3089, 3097-3102, 3105, 3108, 3110, 3112, 3116-17, 3119, 3122-24, 3127, 3132-36, 3138, 3145; resigns his office as clerk, (1751) 3178, 3179; writes to consistory of Claverack, 3180; his death, (Oct. 9, 1751) 3201; sketch, 3202; allusions, 3147- 48, 3166, 3168, 3174-79, 3181, 3186, 3202, 3212, 3216, 3221, 3226, 3237, 3278, 3283, 3353, 3371, 3441, 3455-56, 3463, 3465, 3498, 3578, 3608, 3848-49, 3991, 4037
DuBois, J., of Fishkill, 3186
DuBois, Jacobus, 1200, 1562, 1638, 1933-34
DuBois Joh [annes], 3957. See also DuBoys, Johannes
DuBois, John, 2811
DuBois, Rev. Jonathan, licensed to preach by the German coetus of Pennsylvania, (1751) 3164, 3166, 3287; called [for a church in Bucks county], Pa., (1753) 3353; allusions, 3630-31, 3690, (1761) 3808, 3828, 3882, 4086, 4097, 4166
DuBois, Louys (Loys, Louis), 3001, 3142, 3293
DuBois, Matthew, 3100, 3598
DuBois, Petrus, 3598
DuBois, Petrus Couwenbergh, 898, 1184, 1304, 1354, 2772, 2806-7, 2816, 2830, 2833, 2848, 2866. (Father of Rev. Gualterus DuBois of New York)
DuBooys (DuBoys), Peter, 2502, 2505, 2534-35, 2558
DuBoys, Isaac, 4033
DuBoys, Johannes, 4033
DuBoys, Johannes, Jun., 4033
Ducher, A. Wolphus, 739
Ducher, Pet. Wolfius, 768
Duchess county, N. Y., census of, 2196-97
Dudley, Colonel, 1527
Dudley, Joseph, chief justice, (1690) 999, 1018, 1046, 1421
Dudley, Sir Matthew, 1740, 1787 Dudley, William, 1788
Duicking, see Duycking Duisburgh, Germany, 4008, 4037
Duke of York, receives patent for New Netherland from his brother, Charles II, (Mar. 12, 1664) 541; his secret instructions to Colonel Nicolls as to religion, (Apr. 23, 1664) 544-45; the "Duke's Laws," (Feb. 28, 1665) 570-72; New Netherland reconquered by the Dutch, (Aug. 9, 1673) 628; New Netherland to be restored to Eng- land by treaty, 639, (Mar. 31, 1674) 644; his instructions to Governor Andros, as to religion, (July 1, 1674) 648; recommends Rev. Nicholas Van Rensselaer, an Anglican ordained minister, to one of the Dutch churches, (July 23, 1674) 652; order to put the Duke's Laws of 1665 in force in all the Province, (Aug. 6, 1674) 655-56; conditions of resurrender, (Oct. 1674) 662; confiscation of Gover- nor Lovelace's estatea to the Duke,
a This was the Anneke Jans property, subsequently the Trinity Church property.
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Duke of York (continued)
(Dec. 9, 1674) 668-69, 1517; sug- gests conciliation to the Dutch, (Sept. 15, 1675) 677; grants a " charter of liberties " to New York, giving entire freedom of religion, (Oct. 30, 1683) 864; vetoes the charter, when he be- comes king, (Mar. 3, 1685) 894- 96; allusions, 985, 988, 1283. See also James II
Duke's Farm, The, 218, 1517
Duke's Laws, The, (Feb. 28, 1665) 570-72; applicable to Long Island and Staten Island, extended to all New York, (Aug. 6, 1674) 655- 56, 1592
DuMond, Jacobus, 4034
DuMond, John, jr, 4034
DuMond, Petrus, 4034
DuMond, Philip, 4033
Du Mont (Du Mon), Peter, one of the complainants against Freling- huysen, (1725) ; allusions, 2197- 2212, 2248-49, 2291, 2309, 2320-29, 2335, 2364, 2446-47, 2454-56, 2459, 2461-68, 2554, 2568, 2589, 2658, 2660
Dunbar, James, 2070
Dunbar, John, 2074, 2091-92, 4118
Duncan, Alexander, 3173
Duncan, John, Esq., benefactor of Anglican church at Schenectady, (1762) 3813
Duncomb, Sir Charles, 1753
Dungan, see Dongan Dunkirkers, 144
Dunlap, John, 4047-48
Dunmore, John Murray, Earl of, governor of New York, (1770- 1771) 4193
Dunshee, Henry W., 2343
DuPre (Pree), Mr, account of the Palatines, 1692, 1886, 1896
Dupue, Moses N., 2864. See also Depui, Moses
Dupue, Nicholaes, 2864. See also De- pue, Nicholas DuPur, Mr, 1730 Duquesne, 3402 Durant, Peter, 593, 622
Durie (Durai) Samuel, 3635, 3693 Dury, Peter, 3632
Duryee, Abram, 2739, 3031, 4365
Duryee, (Derje, Durje), Daniel, 2881, 2891, 2896, 3024, 3189-90, 3250, 3376, 3411, 3415, 3417-19, 3421, 3461-62, 3474, 3479-80, 3485, 3492, 3578, 3580-82, 3726, 3737
Duryee (Derje), Henry, 3131
Duryee, Jacob, 4074) 4136, 4171, 4267
Duryee (Derje), Jannetje, 2896 Duryee, Johannes, 2101
Duryee, Rev. Johannes, 4248, 4357, 4362, (1800) 4390
Duryee (Durie, Durje), John, 3597, 3632, 3667, 3677, 3727
Duryee, Joost (Justus, Joseph ), 3039, 3099, 3235, 3288, 3306, 3456, 3475, 3538, 3573
Duryee, Rev. Philip, (1800) 4391
Dutch and Anglican churches alone secure charters in New York, 4075, 4083-84
Dutch Bible, see Bible
Dutch book of "common prayer," see Common Prayer, Book of,
Dutch Chapel Royal, at Westminster, founded by William III, (1689)
1561; served by Rev. John Peter Nucella, (1704-22) 1561, 1577, 1581
Dutch church of the province of New
York, her rights secured at the surrender, (1664) 558, 662; her privileges defended by Van Nieu- wenhuysen, (1674) 652, 679-82; liberties of, 849-50; persecuted by Leisler, (1689-91) 1041-44, 1048- 60; attempts to override her by the ministry act, (1693) 1076-83; the church of New York city se- cures her rights by a charter, (1696) 1136-65; attempts of Corn- bury to control her in her privi- leges, (1702-8) 1489-1712, see es- pecially 1615-19, 1635-38, 1639- 45, 1646-57, 1657-62, 1679-80. 1711; William Livingston appeals to, to resist the establishment of a sectarian college, (1753) 3367;
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Dutch church of the province of New York (continued)
petitions to have the number of members in the Assembly, in- creased, (1775) 4287; in favor of political independence, (1778)
4303, 4308. See also Church charters; Liberties of the Dutch church
Dutch churches in Brazil, 41-42. See also p .- of this Index
Dutch churches in England, 116, 117, 168, 174, 175, 177, 186; in London, 1274, 1300, see Austin friars
Dutchess county, N. Y., 1245; popu- lation of, (1698) 1264; allusions, 2847-48, 2852-54, 4213
Dutchess, a ship, 4291
Dutch jurisprudence, 560
Dutch language, 834, (1726) 2340- 41; growing disuse of, (1748) 3038, (1754) 3459; a minister called to preach altogether in English, (1763) 3867-68, see Laidlie, 3935-36, 3965, 3993, 4121, 4128, 4261, 4332, 4334; new versi- fication of the Psalms, in, (1790) 4356
Dutch ministers and churches, 881- 83, 884, 982, 984, 998, 1082, 1126, 1225, 1346
Dutch party, (1763-67) 3920, 3985, 4005, 4026, 4029, 4069-73, 4082, 4095-96, 4099, 4105
Dutch party, the, vs. English preach- ing, (Apr. 1764) 3920, 3925, 4069, 4082, 4094-96, 4099-4104; answer to their complaint, 4104-8, 4196 Dutch professorship of divinity in Kings College, (1754) 3495, 3505, 3518-19, 3612, 3626, 3649
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