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1241, middle of second paragraph: eliminate "(Rev. Nicholas Renselaer)". 1251, ninth line: for "Classis " read "Consistory ".
1261: Compare these " signatures " with names on pages 1205, 1211, 1347, 1357, 1366.
1346, heading of letter: for "The Consistory of New York, to" read " Certain Members of the Consistory of New York, to ".
1371, ninth line from bottom: eliminate " (corner of Bridge and White- hall ?)".
1435, ninth line: for "Henison " read " Harrison ".
1436-37: this undated petition of the Lutherans to Governor Dongan has been misplaced. Its date must be about 1685, and hence should have been placed somewhere about page 900.
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1444, under dates of Elders and Deacons: for "1701, Isaac de Peyster " read " 1702, Isaac de Peyster ".
1452, second paragraph, fourth line: for "Rev. J. Barton " read "Rev. J. Bartow ".
1461, eleventh line from bottom: for "Jan Pieterze Meet (alias Jan Tawbour )" read "Jan. Pietersz, Melt, (alias Jan Tambour ) ".
1517, third paragraph, first line: for "Adrian Van Rensselaer " read "Kilian Van Rensselaer ".
1552, heading: for "Benefactions of Trinity Church " read "Benefactions to Trinity Church ".
1591, seventh line below middle of page (Cornbury's error) : for "West India Company " read " East India Company ".
1608, Petition of the Elders of Domine Freeman: for " 1705 " read "Jan. 6th, 1707 ", and transfer the petition to page 1679.
1610, line twelve: for " country " read " county ".
1617, third paragraph, second line: for " (Gracherie)" read "(Hepburn) ".
1620, third line from bottom: add "not", reading " but is not now to be found ".
1639, in title: add "Albany ", reading "Allusion to the Old Lutheran Church, Albany ".
1658 (error of Domine DuBois) : "English ministers were settled in this Province in 1692". No Anglican ministers were settled in New York until 1697, when Rev. William Vesey was settled over Trinity Church, and the next was Rev. John Bartow, in Westchester county in 1702.
1662, in names of Deacons: for "Van Filburg " read " Van Tilburg ". 1666, for " D. Meyer Clarke " read " D. Meyer, clerk ".
1671, in note: "The Dutch permitted M'Kemie to preach in their church ", according to the historian, Smith. But this is not so. They were willing, if the Governor consented, but he did not.
1736, second line from bottom: for "Reapieti " read "Ruporti ". See page 1750.
1813, fifth line: for " Bable Bridge in St. Clares " read " Battle Bridge in St. Olafs ".
1851, first line: "Regnier " should probably be " Reynier ".
1856, fourth line from bottom: for "Schutting " read "Schulting ".
1870, second line from bottom: for " Barton " read " Bartow ".
1892, heading: 'for "Nov. 13, 1771 ", read "Nov. 13, 1711 ".
1892, sixteenth line from bottom: for "Mr. C. Prudden " read " Mr. John Prudden ".
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1906, fifth line: for " charges " read " changes ".
1913, third paragraph, first line: for "Foyer " read "Poyer ".
1921, 1950: for "John Barbour " read " John Bartow ".
1933, seventh line from bottom: for "Vos " read " Vas". 1946, ninth line: for "Peatry " read " Peartree ".
2001, third line from bottom: for " resined " read " ruined ".
2034, for " Van Stoorum " read "Van Starveren ". See pages 2032, 2037. 2036, third line from bottom: for meditation " read " mediation ". 2053, seventh line: for "Governor Hunt " read " Governor Hunter ". 2053, ninth line: for "Mr. Halbot " read " Mr. Talbot ". 2063, sixth line: for "Synegists " read "Synergists ".
2072, second line : for " Conford " read " Concord ".
2086, first line: for " Du Vois " read " DuBois ".
2150, sixth line: for "Van Driesen " read " Van Deursen ".
2227, fourth paragraph, first line: for " 1643 " read " 1696 ".
2250, second paragraph, third line: for "1728" read " 1723 ".
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2362, Note: for " Prof. Boel " read " Prof. Roel ".
2377, tenth line: for " Tounemans " read "Sonnemans ".
2489, middle of page: for "Tiehout " read " Tiebout ".
2562, near bottom of page: for "arriver " read "arrived ".
2563, near middle of page: for Mantaque " read " Montague "
2578, fifth line: for "from New York " read " to New York ".
2619, paragraph 9: add at the end of first line, "sepulchre weeping " and eliminate second and third lines.
2712-13: for " Shipmont " read " Shiphout ".
2714-18, etc .: for "Hernhutters " read "Herrnhuters ".
2795, fifth line from bottom: for "Manor of Livingston " read " Manor of Fordham ".
2804, last line: for "Creepen " read " Coerten ".
2826, in title of letter : for "Christian Barker " read "Christopher Bancker ".
2979, first and second lines in Acts of Deputies: for " (but in the spring of 1747 " read " (but about June, 1746) ".
2990, second line from bottom: for "(Morris?)" read "(Norris?)".
3001, last paragraph, first line: for "C. Van Der Linde " read " B. Van der Linde ". 3003, fifth line from bottom: for "Schenema " twice repeated, read " Schunema ".
3023, second line. for " August, 1748 " read ""' December, 1748 ".
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3175, paragraph 4, second line: for " aporded " read " afforded ". 3181, first line of letter: the date, "May 13, 1759", wrong; possibly read " May 10, 1751 ".
3210, middle of page: for "Rev. Weymuth " read " Rev. Freymuth ".
3239, signature: for " James Lyken " read " James Tyken ".
3255, heading: for "Rev. John Frielinghuysen " read "Rev. Jacobus Frelinghuysen ".
3433, second line from bottom: for "Wynkoop " read " Wynstock ".
3476, last line: for " can take " read " cannot take ".
3538, fifth line from bottom: for "Convert " read " Couvert ".
3561, middle of page: for "New Platz " read "New Paltz ". 3594, middle of page: for "VanBrandt " read " Van Brunt ". 3602, fourth paragraph : for "Van der Swan " read "Van der Sman ". 3622, last paragraph, eighth line: for "consistory at Schraalenburg, formed " read "consistory, at Schraalenburg formed ", or "formed at Schraalenburg ".
3627, fourth line: for " David Van Oudr " read " David Van Orden ".
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VOLUME VI
3841, fifth line from bottom: eliminate "(Fulton street)".
3848, first line: for "a letter from the Consistory " read "a letter to the Consistory ".
3859, in second heading: for "Date about 1763" read "Date May 6th 1763 ".
3875, title: for "Report of the Request of Coetus " read "Report on the Request of Coetus ".
3881, near bottom: for "Furck " read "Turck ".
3886, about middle of page: for "Van der Swan " read " Van der Sman ". 3892, eighth line: for "Johannes A. L. Styne " read " Johannes Alstyne ".
3897, sixteenth line from bottom: for "Van der Swan " read "Van der Sman ".
3933, fourteenth line: for "Siebenrood " read " Liebenwood ".
3974, first line: for "Berbryck " read "Verbryck "; seventh line from bottom: read "But was it not? "
3986, near middle of page: for "Bangor " read "Banyar ".
4000, fifth line: for "Harpinging " read "Harpending "; seventh line from bottom: for "Boeleun " read " Boelen ".
4028, fourth paragraph from bottom: for " Omilent " read " Aemilius ".
4049, end of first line of third paragraph: add after "Sept. 28th ", " or Oct. 26th ".
4082, in list of names: for "Henry Rip " read "Henry Kip "; for " Evert Bancher " read "Evert Bancker ".
4110, fourth line from bottom: for "Old Dutch (Lutheran) Church " read " German (Lutheran) Church ". So again on seventeenth line of page 4111.
4131, about middle of page: for "Mapores " read " Majores ".
4181, eighth line from bottom: for " Van der Swan ", read " Van der Sman ".
4118, 4172, 4183, in titles: for "Angelican Church " read "Anglican Church ".
4192, third line of Abstract: for "Van Keunen " read " Van Keuren ".
4205, last line of first paragraph : for "June " read " January ".
4208, heading: for "Insuratur " read "Inseratur ".
4211, tenth line: for "Schureman " read " Schunema ".
4211, eighteenth line: for "Horming " read " Herring ".
4214, article XX: for "Examinations, Preparations and Peremptions " read " Examinations, Preparatory and Peremptoir ".
4218, eleventh line from bottom: for " and elder " read " an elder ".
4248, opposite 1780: for "New Millstone " read " Livingston Manor ".
4251, fourth paragraph from bottom, third line: supply "not " -" the old name of Coetus is not so well liked ". Compare 4227.
4272, tenth and eleventh lines from bottom: for "the New or North Church, (Fulton street) " read " the New or Middle Church, (Nassau street) ".
4279, date near bottom of page: for "June 29, 1776" read "June 29, 1774 ".
4290, fifth line from bottom: for " Episcopals " read " Episcopalians ".
4293, second line of second paragraph: for " confiding " read " confining ".
4333, second paragraph from bottom, first line: for "February, 1785 " read "February, 1784 ".
4337, last line: for "Lower " read "Tower ".
4355, first paragraph, third line: for " in England " read " into English ".
4359, middle of page: for " 1890" read " 1790 ".
4388, fourth line: for " Rhineland " read "Rhinebeck ".
4409, about middle of page: for " There parties went from other Classis " read " These parties went from other classes ".
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MINISTERS IN BRAZIL, 1636-1644ª
This list supplements and to some extent helps to correct the names of ministers in Brazil given on page 42 of Ecclesiastical Records.
Apricius, Joannes, candidate admitted to examination in 1644.
Bachiler (Batiler, Batilerius, Baziler), Samuel,b Ecclesiastes Anglicanus at the North Fort of Paraiba and Maurits-stadt, 1636-44. Preached in Dutch during Van der Poel's absence.
Biscaretto, Dionysius, candidate admitted to final examination in 1644.
Cralingius, Jacobus, arrived in 1644 and was called to Recife. Died the same year or in 1645.
Dapper (Dappcrus), Jacobus, arrived in 1637, with testimonials from the Classis of Schouwen and of Walcheren. Was engaged for two years and left in 1640.
De Foer (Du Four ?), Marcus, asked in 1638 to be admitted as a candidate but request was denied on account of his poor health.
De Koninck (Coninck), Samuel, arrived from Holland December 21, 1640 and was called to Recife.
Doornick (Doornicus), Petrus, at Paraiba in 1641. Was dismissed from his charge and sent back to Holland in 1643.
Doreslacr (Doorenslaer), David à (van), in 1636 at Paraiba; later at Fred- crick-stadt and Mauritia. Was sent in 1638, on account of his knowledge of Portuguese, to the aldeas (plantations), to convert the Brazilians. Left in 1643.
Eduardus, Johannes, at Sierenhain in 1640. Consented the same year to assist Doreslaer among the Brazilians at Gojana and Tapezeria. Left in 1643.
Eeckholt (Echolt), Rabirius (Rabberius), at Rio Francisco in 1640. Sent to San Antonio in 1641.
Faas, Antonio, at Recife in 1637.
Folker (Folckcrus), Samuel, at South Fort of Paraiba in 1636. Returned to Holland in 1638.
Haselbeek, Joannes, at Paraiba in 1644.
Kempius, Thomas, candidate serving as English chaplain to the army in 1636. Left for Holland on account of ill health and returned to Brazil in 1638. There being no need of an English chaplain, he was allowed to teach school in Portuguese among the Brazilians. He was ordained to the ministry in 1641 and in 1644 was stationcd at Paraiba.
Kesselerus, Fredericus,c at Recife in 1636. Returned to Holland in 1643.
Ketcl (Ketelius), Nicolaus, arrived in 1640 and was called to Recife. Having been nominated in 1641 to go to Loanda São Paulo, in Angola, the church at Recife agreed to let him go for one year on condition that another minister be substituted. In 1644 he was again at Recife.
Lantmannius, -, died at Recife before November 1640.
Leoninus, Cornelius, sent to Rio Grande in 1640.
Leoninus, Jacobus, mentioned as having left for Holland in 1644.
Le Vaux, Gilbertus, minister of the French Church at Recife.
Michiels, Jan, accepted as a candidate in 1638. Left Paraiba in 1640, the classis having refused to promote him to the ministry.
a Compiled from the Minutes of the Classis of Brazil, 1636-44. printed in Dutch in Historisch Genootschap te Utrecht, Kronick, 1873, XXIX : 298-317, 322-72. 375-419.
b Probably the same person as Reverend Samuel Rathclarius [Baccalarius, Bachelor?], mentioned on page 42 of Ecclesiastical Records.
c Probably the same as Frederic Casseber, mentioned on page 42 of Ecclesiastical Records.
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Ofringa, Johannes, at Gojana in 1641 and the same year changed places with · Polhemius in Tamarica, where he was still stationed in 1644.
Ongenade (Ongena), Johannes, in 1641 at Rio Francisco and in 1644 at San Antonio de Cabo.
Oosterdagh, Johannes, chaplain in the army in 1636. Was severely censured for misconduct in 1639 but retained in the army for lack of another minister. The same year, at Rio Francisco, he was accused of having obtained money from people under false pretenses and finally dismissed.
Plante, Franciscus, served as chaplain in the army in 1637 and in 1638 became third minister at Recife. He left in 1643 or 1644.
Polhemius, J. Theodorus, served as chaplain in the army in 1636 and was then sent to Cabo St Augustine. In 1638 he was called to Tamarica, to succeed Stetten, and in 1641 he changed places with Ofringa, at Gojana, where he was still stationed in 1644.
Ritzema, Lambertus, dies in 1643.
Schagen, Daniel, at Recife in 1636. Discharged for misconduct in 1638. Soler (Solerus), Joachim, at Recife from 1636 to 1644.
Stetten (Statten, Stettum), Jodocus à, at Tamarica in 1636. Led a scandalous life and in 1638 was ordered by the classis to leave in five or six months for Holland. The same year he prayed to be reinstated and in 1639 the classis decided to overlook his faults and to confer with the governor of Brazil as to the place where he might be employed. From 1640 to 1644 he was at Cabo St Augustine.
Van der Poel (Poelius), Cornelius, in 1636 at Recife. Removed in 1637 to the city of Paraiba, and with Doreslaer took turns in preaching in the South Fort. In 1640 he obtained leave to go for seven or eight months to Holland. In October 1641 he was sick but in the same year he offered his services to preach among the Dutch and Brazilians at Rio Grande. In 1644 he was at Paraiba.
Velthuysen (Velthusen, Velthuysius), Casparus, in 1641 at Sierenhain. As- signed the same year to go with Admiral Lichthart on an expedition. Apparently still in Brazil in 1644.
Vogel (Vogelius, Vogellius) , Nicolaus, in 1640 and 1641 at Porto Calvo and in 1644 called to Recife.
GENERAL INDEX
The pages of the six volumes of the Ecclesiastical Records of the State of New York are numbered consecutively, and therefore the successive volumes are not referred to in this index. The following table, however, is given to indicate the years and pages of each volume.
VOLUME
PAGES
YEARS
I
1-744
1621-1680
II
745-1442
1680-1701
III
1443-2308
1701-1725
IV
2309-3146
1725-1750
V
3147-3800
1751-1760
VI
3801-4413
1761-1800
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In the longer articles dates are added to facilitate the finding of the item desired. Dates are also attached to certain names, to distinguish persons of the same name but of different generations. The meaning of the few abbrevi- ations which have been used will be obvious. S. P. G. refers to the English missionary " Society for the Propagation of the Gospel."
Aanspreecker, 659
Aarsdalen, Mr, 2353
Aarsen, Rynier, see Aertsen, Reynier Aarsenius, Rev., one of committee of
Classis of Amsterdam on Indian affairs, (1637) 110
Aarthur, see Arthur
Aartsen (Aarssen), Aart, 2324, 2328
Aartsen, Elizabeth, 2275
Aartsen. See also Aersen and Aertsen Abbekerk, Holland, 126
Abbot, John, 4369
Abeel, David, (1735) 2101, 3091, 3123, 3132, 3725, 3830, 4163, 4167 Abeel, Garret, (1764) 2101, (1766) 4059, 4073, 4076, 4088, 4090, 4135, 4260, 4265, 4267, 4273, 4275, 4286 Abeel (Beel), J., (1710) 1844 Abeel, Jan or Johannes, (1697) 1190, (1699) 1322
Abeel, Rev. Dr John N., (1796) 4375, 4382, (1800) 4387
Abeels, Jonas, elder in Amsterdam, 148
Abelsen, Henry, 1512
Abercrombie, see Crombi, J. Aker
Aberdeen, Scotland, consecration of Bishop Seabury at, (1784) 4326 Abjuration, oath of, (1703) 1544 Abrahams, A., 2449
Abrahams, H., 2489 Abrahams, Isaac, 114
Abrams, Alexander, 184
Abramse, Andries, 2377, 2390
Abramse, Jacob, (1674) 642
Abramse, Jacob, (1742) 2101
Abramsen (Abransen), Willem, 586 Academy or college for the Dutch alone; proposals for, 3541, 3546-47, 3549, 3561-65, 3582-85, 3589, 3605; general review of the suggestions, 3608-10, 3555, 3613, 3624-26, 3637, 3643-44, 3649, 3654-55; the plan condemned by the Synod of North Holland, 3668; further allusions, 3672, 3674-80, 3718-24, 3751, 3761, 3862, 3928-29, 3931-33, 3979, 3993, 4128, 4141, 4166-67, 4196, 4207. See also Queens College
Acadia or Nova Scotia, 559 Accomack, Va., 1669
Achagen, Barck Cornelisse [Should probably be Barck Cornelisse Scha- gen], 34 Achsisaghecks, an Indian tribe, 1379 Achter Cull (or Koll), 518, 523, 631- 32 Achtervelt, 118 Ackerman, Lawrence, 3632 Acquackononck, see Aquackononck
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Acrelius, Rev. Israel, 531 Act of toleration, (1689) 1566, 1658, 1670, 2240, 2799, 3908 Act of uniformity, (1671) 3430 Act of union between England and Scotland, (1706[?]) 3429-30 Acts of the New York Assembly, or of the British Parliament relat- ing (chiefly) to ecclesiastical af- fairs in New York, in chronologi- cal order :
The charter of liberties, (1683) 864, 867; signed by James, as duke, but vetoed when he became king, (1685) 894, 915
Advowson and patronage of all churches in the Manor of Liv- ingston, given by its charter, to the patroon, (1686) 920 Ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the plantations to be exercised by the lords of trade, (1686) 925-26
Allowing Quakers to affirm, in- stead of swearing, (1691) 1016, 2622, 2637
For the maintenance of a good, sufficient Protestant minister in four counties of New York, (1693) 1076-79; Blackstone's re- marks, 1080-82
For revising the attainder of Jacob Leisler, (1695) 1513-14
For breaking extravagant grants of land, (1699) 1703-4, 1709, 2194; ratified, (1708) 2106; allusions, 1812, 2721
For repairing and building meet- inghouses, (1699) 1302
For supporting all ministers, (1699) 1299; rejected, 1331
To enable the towns to build and repair their meetinghouses, (1699) 1851, 1893
Against Romish priests, (1700) 1368-70, 1392
For the better support of the poor in New York City, (1702) 1511 For the encouragement of a gram- mar free school in New York City, (1702) 1511
Acts of the New York Assembly, etc. (continued)
For repealing several former acts of the Assembly, (1702) 1685, 1709
For repealing an act annulling ex- travagant land grants, (1702) 2194; this act disallowed, (1707) 2194
For the better maintenance of the [Anglican ] minister of New York City, (1703) 1529-31
To enable the French church of New York City to build a larger church, etc., (1703) 1528, 1531 Declaring the illegality of proceed- ings against Nicholas Bayard and John Hutchins, (1703) 1529, 1596, 1599
Indemnifying certain Leislerian partizans, (1704) 1567
For granting certain privileges to Trinity Church, New York City, (1704) 1517
Repealing certain acts, (1704) 1567-68, 1709
For a proper place of meeting of the Assembly - not in a tavern, (1704) 1569
For granting sundry privileges to Trinity Church, (1704) 1563-66, 1568
That payments to [Anglican] min- isters should be paid in current money and not in produce, (1705) 1893
For explaining and executing the ministry act of 1693, (1705) 1590, 1595
To encourage the baptism of slaves, (1706) 1673
To confirm the induction of Rev. William Urquhart [Anglican] in the Church of Jamaica, (1706) 1921
Granting lands to several parties; list of grantees, (1707) 1685- 88
For naturalizing Palatines in Eng- land and America, (1709) 1789, 1793, 1838
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Acts of the New York Assembly, etc. (continued)
For suppressing immorality, (1708) 1710
For preventing conspiracy of slaves, (1708) 1710
To prevent the running away of slaves in the county of Albany, (1708) 1710
To repeal the act for naturalizing foreign Protestants, (1709) 1725-26
To repeal an act made in 1708, (1711) 1833-34
For the settlement of the estate of Mrs Selynns, (1712) 1964; bill rejected, 1965
For naturalizing certain persons, (among them, Rev. Henry Boel), (1718) 2123
To repair the Anglican church at Rye, (1719) 2139
For the more impartial raising of rates, under the ministry act of 1693, (1721) 2184-85
For facilitating the partition of certain lands near Newburgh, (1722) 2192
In England allowing Quakers to vote, (1733) 2622
To dispose of £60 by the vestry of Jamaica, (1733) 2644
Giving Quakers the same privi- leges in America as in England, (1734) 2662
For raising £50 to make the church in Schenectady defensible, (1734) 2662
For a classical school, (1737) 2698
To help support the minister and the poor, (1741), (1755) 2767 For altering the time for choosing vestrymen in Richmond county, (1744) 2855
For choosing two vestrymen in each ward in New York City, (1745) 2880
For raising money by lottery for a college, (1751) 3207-8, (1753) 3389-95, 3470
Acts of the New York Assembly, etc. (continued)
To allow sale of Manor of Ford- ham, (1753) 3447-51
To repeal parts of several acts relating to funds raised by lot- tery for a college, (Nov. 27, 1756) 3682-84
For appropriating the moneys raised by lottery for a college because its charter was not un- sectarian, (Dec. 1, 1756) 3682
To exempt all Protestants from taxation for support of clergy- men, (1769) 4150
To repeal the ministry act of 1693, (Jan. 8, 1770) 4176; smothered in the Council, 4178
To amend the ministry act of 1693, so as to choose two vestrymen in each ward of New York City, enacted, (Jan. 11, 1770) 4177- 78
To exempt Protestants of all de- nominations from paying any clergymen by compulsory taxa- tion, (Jan. 12, 1770) 4178-79; rejected in the Council, 4181
To enable any church of Protest- ants in the county of Albany to hold property, (Jan. 12, 1770) 4178-79; rejected in the Council, repeated (Jan. 1771), passed by the Assembly, smothered in the Council, 4193, 4199 Adair, James, esq., 4174 Adams, Rev. Eliphalet, 1361 Addison, Anthony, 684
Address of the inhabitants of New York to Governor Cornbury, (1702) 1500
Address of the militia of New York to the king, (1689) 962; of the merch- ants and ministers of New York to the king, concerning their persecu- tions, (1690) 997, 1591
Address of the Synod of the Dutch Church to President Washington, (1789) 4352, 4356
Address to the Dutch churches by Ritzema, (1765) 3976-82
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Adelborst, 522
Admonitions, (1619) 4225
Adriaanse, Abraham, 3985
Adriaanse, Isaac, 4041, 4045 Adriaensen, Maryn, 157, 197, 213 Adriaensen, Reynier, 184 Adriaensse, Rev. John, 83 Adriaenz, G., 2708
Adriani, Rev. Gualterus, 34
Adsins, Rev., (1761) 3811 Advice, name of a ship, 1593 Advowson, (the patronage of a
church), none ever to be claimed by the proprietors of New Jersey, (1665) 569; in the Manor of Liv- ingston, the advowson belongs to the lord of the manor, (1686) 920, 2095, see also Patroons; granted to the Consistory of the Dutch Church of New York City by their charter, (1696) 1151; for Trinity Church the advowson at first pertained to the town vestry, eletced by all the freeholders of the city, with one of the church ward- ens, (1697) 1146, 1152; by the new act of incorporation of the church the advowson and presenta- tion pertained to the church ward- ens and vestry of the church elected by its own members, (1704) 1564; thus explained, 1552; virtually ex- ercised by all Dutch churches, 2155;| to the elders and deacons of the Dutch church of Albany, (1720) 2163
Adyranthaka, name of the French Indians, 436
Aelsmeer, Holland, 261 Aelsop, Richard, 2376
Aemilius (Omilent), Rev. John An- thony, 4008, 4014, 4028, 4036-37, 4049, 4144
Aernem (Arnhem), Holland, 411 Aersen, Aegst, 1548 Aersen (Ausen), Jacob, 1933-34 Aerssen, Cornelis, 364
Aerts, Jonas, 128
Aertse, Garrit, 2376
Aertsen (Aarsen), Reynier, 1120, 1885-86
Aertsen, see also Aartsen and Artsen Aesopus, see Esopus Affirmation allowed to Quakers, (1691) 2622, 2636, 2637-38 2640- 41
Afflick, Rev. James, 3856
Aged, the, an asylum suggested for, (1649) 259, 284
Agiandres (Agayandres), the Sach- ems of the Five Nations, 1096
Agoort, see Haeghoort, Rev. Gerardus Aguiar, Mr, 2827
Ailesbury, [Robert Bruce, Ist] Earl of, 897
Ailleboust, (Daille Boust, Daillebout ) Louis d', Governor of Canada, 421, 422
Aislaby, Mr, 1726, 1835
Akademie, for encouragement of lit-
erature at Amsterdam, (1617) 71 Akkerman, Jacob, 1365 Akkinsack, see Hackensack Albany, Circle of, (1747) 2978
Albany (Fort Orange, Rensselaer- wyck, Beverwyck, Willemstadt), N. Y., city of, Krol, vice direc- tor, (1628) 52, 54; privileges and duties of patroons, 75, 78, 79, 129, 130; allusion to, 213; school- house built, schoolmaster, (1650) 279, 398; morals, (1657) 383-86, 394-95; terms of surrender, (1664) 563; Dongan's report con- cerning, (1687) 879; comet, (1680) 758; allusions, 835-39, 876, 928, 935, 967-68, 971, 973, 977, 979, 982, 986, 992-96, 998, 1008-9, 1014, 1019-20, 1024-25, 1064, 1069-70, 1121, 1123, 1124, 1132, 1166, 1169, 1170, 1176, 1181-82, 1187, 1197, 1199, 1208, 1223, 1231, 1241, 1251, 1263, 1264, 1269, 1358, 1416, 1438; difficulties under Leisler, (1689- 91), see Leisler; Sabbath observ- ance to be enforced, (1704) 1574; allusions, (1705) 1591; (1712) 1966, 1986; census of Albany county, (1712) 1954; conference with the Five Nations at, (1713) 2008-9. 2070; census of city and
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