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a Jan Herberding [or Harpending] was an elder in 1694, when Domine Henricus Selyns and Margaret his wife (formerly the widow and the executrix of the Hon. Cornelis Steenwyck), gave the deed to the church for the Manor of Fordham. as directed by the last will of Mr Steenwyck. The deed is a duplicate, inserted in the church book, with the signatures of the grantees and witnesses. Im- mediately after this deed follows a receipt of the elders, acknowledging said deed. Among the signatures is the autograph of Jan Harberdink, which, on comparison with his signature on the duplicate of his will, in the possession of the church, is found to be precisely the same, thus identifying him as the same person.
In the register of church members the following is found :
Mayken Barenke, January 2. 1661. Jan Herberding, April 6, 1664.
From this it appears that Mr Harberdink was settled here prior to the first surrender of the colony to the English, and consequently is one of those to whom
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Harpending (continued)
lusions, 3803, 3806, 3968, 3970, 4000, 4028, 4080, 4093-94, 4106, 4149, 4180, 4199
Harris, George, 4046
Harris, Rev. Henry, Anglican chap- lain at Boston, (1709) 1809-10 Harris, Richard, 2026
Harrison, Sir Edmund, 1788
Harrison, Francis, one of the coun- cil, (1720) 2176, 2220, 2240-41, 2292-93, 2478, 2622
Harrison (Herrison), Father Henry, S. J., 877, 1413, 1435 Harrison, John, 933
Harrisson, Mr, see Harison, Mr
Harsin, Gerrit, (1731) 2101; elder, 2722
Hart, Edward, see Heart, Edward
Harterz, John, 4240
Hartgers, Pieter, 84, 217
Hartford (Hertford), Ct., 1635, 3864, 3910
Hartong, Heyndricus, 128 Hartsink, Mr, 2994
Harvard College, founded in Massa- chusetts, (1636) 216, 217; Samuel Megapolensis, son of Domine Mega- polensis sent to, (1655-58) 434-35, 648; allusion to, (1678) 709; Domine Selyns sends a catalog ª of, to Classis of Amsterdam, (1683) 868; English dissenting ministers on Long Island come mostly from, (1696) 1172, 1175; allusions, (1705) 1611-12; rector Vesey edu- cated at, 2016, 3338, 3457, 3515, 3612; allusions, 882, 1363, 1394 Harvey, Rev. Thomas, 877 Hasbrouck, Abraham, 3117-18 Hasbrouck, A., jr, 4040
Hasbrouck, Daniel, 3143, 3293 Hasbrouck, Isaac, jr, 3621
Hasbrouck, Solomon, 3145 Hase, P, 1817
Hasenbrook, Abraham, 3958, 4085
Hasselt, Holland, see Van der Capel- len
Hassenclever, Peter, 4085
Hassingh, see Hadson
Hassorde, Gershom, 464
Hassorde, Jonathan, 464
Hassorde, Joshua, 464
Hassorde, Nathanael, 464 Hatemisten, see Hattemists
Hattemists, a religious sect named after Pontiaan van Hattem, 2662 Haunheion, an Indian, 1095
Haussen, Rev., 3882, 3978 Hauswick, M. H. W., 3913
Hauwert (Hanwart, Houwaert),
Classis of Hoorn, Holland, 34, 83 Havana, Cuba, 2140
Haverstraw, N. Y., 1245
Hawden (Houdin), Michael, 1139, 1149, 1326
Hawks (Hawkins), Rev. Dr Francis L., 1097, 4186
Hawles, Sir John, solicitor general, 1687
Hawley, Rev. Gideon, account of his journey through Albany, Schoharie and Delaware counties, N. Y., (1753) 3399-3405
Hawmuller, V. P., 1793 Hay, Lady, 2024
Hayman, Nicholas, 2291, 2329
Haymensen, see Heymansen
Hayne and Torrecos, 1340
Haynes (Haines), John, 965, 971, 973 Haynes, Joseph, 3508, 3544
the right was reserved under the terms of the surrender, of disposing of his in- heritance according to the customs of the Dutch, and so releases his devise from the operation of the mortmain statutes of England.
In Liber A, in the register of marriages, is the following entry : Entered, December 8, 1667; married December 25, 1667. Jan Harberding, single, from Bolchold in Westphalia ; and Mayken Barenke, single, from Haerlem, Holland.
From the Register of Officers, it appears that Jan Harberdinck was chosen Deacon in 1682-84 ; 1685-87; 1690-92. Elder, in 1693-95 ; 1697-99 ; 1707-9; 1712-14. a This was recovered in 1841, and sent to New York and given to Harvard College.
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Haynes. See also Hains
Haysberry (Haysburgh, Haysbury), Columbia county, N. Y., 2062, 2093, 2123
Haysteter, David, 178S
Hazard, Jonathan, 934, 1585
Hazard, Thomas, 2132, 2136
Hear, Samuel, 2132
Heart (Hart), Edward, clerk of Flushing, 413, 414
Heathcote (Heathcock), Colonel Caleb, starts Anglican services in Westchester county, (1692) 830; signs petition to purchase ground for Trinity Church, (1696) 1134- 35; one of the original trustees of Trinity Church, (1697) 1139, 1148; his letter concerning the calling of rector Vesey, 1175-76; signs petition for charter for Trin- ity Church, (1697) 1178; signs peti- tion for certain redemption money to be given to Trinity Church, 1217; receives a piece of land from Gov- ernor Fletcher, 1245, 1282-83, 1285, 1296, 1313, 1345, 1437; ad- vocates the founding of a college in New York, (1703) 1516; writes to the S. P. G. of a general de- sire for the Anglican church, sug- gests quarterly meetings of the clergy, (1704) 1560; is a church warden of the church of Rye, (1705) 1584; writes a lengthy let- ter to S. P. G. reviewing the gen- eral religious condition of the country, (1705) 1609-15; Corn- bury finds fault with grants of land made to Heathcote, (1707) 1686; allusion to his negroes, (1708) 1695; writes to the S. P. G. concerning the conforming of the French church of New Rochelle, (1709) 1750-51; allu- sion, (1710) 1848; writes to S. P. G. concerning the difficulties in the church of Jamaica, (1712) 1899, 1902-3, 1905-6; allusions,
Heathcote (Heathcock) (continued)
1962-63, 2005; writes to bishop of Bristol commending Mr Vesey, (1716) 2105; allusion, 2143, 2176, 2193, 3452
Heathcote, Gilbert, 1170
Heavy money (or the coin of Hol- land), see Currency
Hector, a ship, 2000
Hedge (Hedges), Sir Charles, 1340, 1593, 1606, 1787 Hedges, Stephen, 927
Heemstede, Holland, 40
Heemstreet, Taekel D, 1306
Heengs (or Streengs), William, 157
Heerde, Holland, 3160
Heer-Hugowaard, near Alkmaar,
Holland, 297
Heering, Cornelius Abraham, of Tap- pan, 3926
Heering, Jan, see Haering, John
Heerman, William, 3985
Heermans, Jacob, 4040
Heermans, Augustine, see Herrman, Augustine
Hefford, Nathaniel, 413
Hegeman, Mr, of Surinam, 3045
Hegeman, Abraham, 1624, 1990 Hegeman, (Heggeman, Hageman),
Adrian, 416, 527, 531, 620-21, 1990, 2780-81
Hegeman, Andrew, 2740
Hegeman, Benjamin, 1624, 1885-86 Hegeman, Hanse, 1990
Hegeman, Isaac, 1198, 1990
Hegeman, Jan, 3336
Hegeman, Joseph, elder in Kings county, adherent of Antonides, 998, 1539, 1548, 1608, 1630, 1645, 1662, 1713, 1723, 1797-98, 1806, 1847, 1854, 1947
Hegeman, Nys, 3618 Hegeman, Petrus, 3306
Hegerman, Christopher, 4118
Heidegger, Rev., minister at Arch- angel, Russia, (1731) 2537
Heidelberg, Germany, 1602-6, 1676, 1782, 1784, 1793, 1829
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Heidelberg catechism, adopted as a standard of the Netherlands church, 26; preaching its system of doctrine, (1619) 4224; trans- lated into the Tapuya dialect of Brazil, 42; ministers and com- forters of the sick going to the colonies, must subscribe, 80, 93; Domine Gualterus DuBois prepares a compendium of, (1706) 1653, 1700; allusions to, 2180, 2269, 2469, 2481; translated by De Ronde, 3904-6, 3915, 3918-19; translated by Laidlie, 3921, 3924; published, 4010, 4076; allusion, 4146
Heidelberg (Heydelberg) consistory, 2630; licenses Wernig, (1744) 2856, 3245, 3254, 3265, 3929-40, 4020, 4038
Heidelberg University, (1705) 1605; gives ordination certificate to Rev. George Weiss, (1728) 2406
Hein, Admiral Piet, captures Bahia, (1624) 41, 68
Heinriken, Christian, 2144
Heins, [Nicolaas Heinsius], resident of the Netherlands at Stockholm, 567
Heinsius, Antonie, pensionary, 1102, 1845, 1857, 1974, 2029
Heirmans, Hermanus, 2854
Helderberg, N. Y., 4382, (1800) 4389
Helffenstein, Rev. A., writes to Rev. C. F. Foering, (Oct. 1773) 4271-72 Hellenbroek catechism to be trans- lated, (1765) 3999, 4007, 4010 Hellius, Rev. Arnoldus, 975, 977 Helmer, Gottfried, 3162 Helmer, Johann Leonhardt, 3162 Helmer, Leonhardt, 3162
Helms, Johan, 153
Hem, Holland, 28; pastors: Vo- melius, Sybrand, (1573-80) 35; Michaëlius, Jonas, (1614-24) 28, 68; Wesselius, George, (1625) 40; Van Nieuwenhuysen, Wilhelmus, (16'-) 35; Varick, Rudolphus, (1679-86) 724, 914; Megapolensis, Samuel, (1700-6 ?) 35
Hemmelingh (Bermelingh), Lauren- tius, 591-93
Hemp seed, 1744
Hempstead,« (Hemstede, Success), L. I., Rev. Richard Denton settles at, (1644) 187, (1647) 575; West India Company sends a bell to church of, (1656) 363, 373; Stuy- vesant writes to the magistrates of, about Denton's remaining, and the collection of the tithes, (1657) 391; allusion, 396; Drisius sent to baptize the children at, (1661), 496; petition in reference to minis- ter's salary, (1662) 523; convention meets at, for framing the "Duke's Laws," (1665) 568, 570-73, 1592; Richard Charlton, teacher at, (1672) 623; people of, swear allegi- ance to restored Dutch government, (1673) 633; petitions Governor An- dros for a minister, (Nov. 30, 1674), 665; Rev. Jeremiah Hobart, pastor, (1682) 844, 848,ª 929, 933, 1021-22, 1043, 3817, 3823-24, 3844- 45
The people said to be awaiting the arrival of Rev. John Thomas, [Anglican], (1704) 1553; Quakers in the parish, (1705) 1610; allu- sions, 1874, 1893, 1896, 1921, 2131- 32,b 3817; Governor Dongan resid- ing at, (1689) 996, 3388, 4290
a The pastors of the Presbyterian church at Hempstead, L. I., were, Rev. Richard Denton, 1644-59 ; Rev. Jonah Fordham, 1659-80; Rev. Jeremiah Hobart, 1682-92; supplies, 1692 -; Rev. Benjamin Woolsey, 1736-56; supplied by Revs. Keteltas, Davenport and Hart, 1772-1805.
b Rectors of the Anglican church at Hempstead : Rev. William Vesey, 1693-95 (p. 1175) ; Rev. John Thomas, 1704-24; Rev. Robert Jenney, 1726-42 ; charter given to the church, 1725; Rev. Samuel Seabury, 1742-64; Rev. Leonard Cutting, 1766-84; Rev. Thomas L. Moore, 1785-99; Rev. John Hobart. (May-Sept. 1800).
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Henderson, Rev. Jacob, ordained by bishop of London (1710), settled at Dover Hundred, Pa. (1710-11), supplied Burlington, N. J., settled at New Castle, Delaware, (1712- 13), resigned, 1991, his account of the state of the Anglican church in New York and New Jersey, (1712) 1950-51; criticism of his account, 1951-53; allusions, 1896, 1907-8, 1910-12, 1914-15, 1970, 1991-92; dies (1751) 1991
(Henry), Hendrick, a Mohawk In- dian, 1224, 1241, 1283, 1285, 1318- 19, 1326-30, 1377-78, 1382
Hendrick, an Indian prince who vis- ited England, (1710) 1867-68; wel- comes Rev. William Andrews as missionary to the Mohawks, (1712) 1969, 1994
Hendricks, Peter, 3982
Hendrickse, Jacob, of Flatbush,
(1711) 1885
Hendrickse, Rev. Meyndert, at Guinea, (1646) 207
Hendricksen (Hendricks, Hendrycks),
Hans, a Lutheran of Albany, (1673) 636, 660; deceased, (1720) 2149, 2153
Hendricksen, Hendrick, deacon of Queens county, (1746), 2887
Hendricksen, Isaac, of Queens county, (1746) 2887
Hendricksen (Hendericksen), Jan, member of consistory of church of Kingston, (1677) 697-98
Hendrickszen, Egbert, deacon at Kingston, (1698) 1200
Hendricus, Rev. Gerardus, minister at Amsterdam, (1674) 668
Hendricus, Jacob Cohin, a Jew at New Amsterdam, (1657) 375
Hendricus. See also Heyndricasen Hendrik (Henderickx), Roelof, 697- 98
Hendriks, David, 1032
Hendriks, Rev. Hendrik, minister at St Croix, W. I., 2778
Hendriks, Laurens, of Kingston, 4033
Hendriksen, Jan, elder of Raritan, (1725) 2328
Heniske, Christian, see Hincke, Chris- tian
Henop, Rev., 4166
Henricides, Rev. William, at Waver- veen, Holland, 83
Henschel (Hentzel, Herschel), adju- tant to the governor of Surinam, 3096-97, 3104, 3147
Hepburn (Eburne, Haburne), Rev. Samuel, (Anglican), first serving on the Island of Jamaica before 1682, came to New York, (1682) 829; on Long Island, for about twenty years, (1683-1703) 829-30; officiates at Brookhaven, L. I., 829, 912; petitions the governor (Don- gan) to compel the citizens of Brookhaven to pay him his salary, £60, (1686) 932; yet on Long Island, (1688) 956; [at the Isle of Shoals, 1699-1703, see Digest of Soc. for Prop. Gospel, 42, 853], sent to Kingston, N. Y. by Governor Cornbury when Nucella left the Dutch church there, (1704-6) 830, 1554, 1617; the people of Kingston ordered to pay him a salary, 1576, 1617 [Erratum: "the English preacher (Gracherie) ," should read, " the English preacher (Hep- burn) " on page 1617]
Herbach, Wetterhan, deacon of Ger- man Reformed church, New York, (1772), 4242
Herbarium, to be sent to Rector Cur- tius at New Netherland, 474
Herber Frigate, a ship, 1861 Herbert [of Cherburg, Henry], Lord, member of the Board of Trade, 1688, 1703, 1707
Herbert, Mr, 3388
Herborn, Germany, 155
Here, Edward, constable of Madnan's Neck, L. I., 844
Here (Alhier), meaning of this word in the baptismal formula, 429, 431, 440, 475-77, 485-86, 492, 504-5.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Hereford, Dr Bisse, bishop of, see Bisse
Heresy (Heretical), 414, 415
Hering, E., 3123
Hering, Peter, 1801
Hering. See also Haering
Herkimer, N. Y., 1245, 3245, 3266, 4383, (1800) 4389. See also Flatts, Great Flatts
Herman, Ephraim, 633, 661, 734
Hermannius, Rev. Henricus, of Gron- ingen, arrived in Brazil, (1646) 212
Hermanren, [Rev. ? ] John, of Tiel, Holland, to be sounded as to his going to Rensselaerswyck, 227
Hermans, Augustine, see Herrman, Augustine
Hermans, Jacob, 3217
Herrickson, Henrick, 684
Herring, Colonel Abram, 2872, 4085.
See also Haering, Abraham
Herring, [Thomas], archbishop of Canterbury, 3484, 3504, 3728
Herrman (Heermans, Harman, Her- mans), Augustine, 259; sent as am- bassador to Maryland, 453, 876 Herrnhut, Saxony, Germany, 2847 Herrnhuters (Moravians), 2714-15, 2717, 2743, 2755-56, 2798, 2803, 2847, 2964, 3060, 3124, 3168, 3184, 3291
Herschel, see Henschel Hertford, see Hartford
Hertford jurisdiction, 629
Hertogenbos[ch], 's, see Bois-le-Duc Hertogh, Rev., 850 Hess, Henry, 2513 Hesse-Cassel, Landgrave of, 1821
Hesse-Hanau, 3687
Het, René, elder of French church at New York, 2240
Heukelom (Heuclem), Holland, Dom- ine Dellius called to, (1684) 880, 886, 893, 898, 899; accepts the call, (1685) 900, 902-4, 913-14; leaves Albany, 910, 922, 936, 945; is in- duced to return, 947, 1306. See also Dellius
Heusden, Holland, 73
Hewring, Rev., 128 Hewson, Daniel, 4118
Heydamus (Heydanas), Rev. J., 351, 375
Heyer, John Henry, licensed to preach, (1761) 3810-11
Heyer, Walter F., 4198, 4254
Heyer, William, 4185, 4187
Heyles, T., 1793
Heymansen (Haymensen), Albert, member of the consistory at Wilt- wyck, 538-39
Heyn, see Hein
Heyndricasen, John, 128
Heyndricasen, Stephen, 128
Heyt, Nicholas, 2328
Heythuisen, Mr, 1421
Hicks, Colonel, 2131
Hicks, John, 523, 600. See also Hix, Mr
Hicks, Whitehead, 4046-48, 4295
Higby, Samuel, 1585
High Germans in the Palatinate, (1705) 1603
High schools, 4166-67
High treason, 1031, 1042, 1050, 1441
Hill, Abraham, 1285, 1426
Hillegond, 703
Hillibrand, B., 684
Hillibrand, Peter 684
Hilliken (Hilletie), Indian interpre- tress, 1020, 1326-29
Hillman, Heinrich, 3982, 3999
Hillsborough, Lord, 3935, 3942, 4181, 4186
Hillsborough, see Millstone, N. J.
Hinch, commissary, of Ireland, 1728- 29, 1837
Hinchman, Thomas, (1761) 3806
Hincke (Heniske), Christian, 2122, 2124
Hincksman, Mr, (1771) 4231
Hind, Rev. Dr, 4300
Hind, John Hendrick, 1728, 1836 Hindustan, 19
Hinke, Rev. Dr William H., 28, 1600, 1752, 1774, 1872, 1886, 1960 Hinse (Hince), Jacob de, 512
Historical documents, worth of, 5, 6
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ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
Historical Society of New York, sce New York Historical Society
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1693
Hitchcock (Hitskok), John, 2139, 3869
Hix, Mr, 995. See also Hicks, John Hize, Abram, 3382
Hjort, Rev. Peter, (Lutheran), 395 Hoare, Henry, 1740-42, 1788
Hobart, Rev. Mr, of New England, his addresses to the "Episcopal Separation " in New England, that the act for the union of England and Scotland, establishing Episco- pacy in England, and Presbyterian- ism in Scotland does not establish the Church of England in the Col- onies, 3429-31; allusions, 3728, 3734, 3746
Hobart (Hobbart, Hubbard), Rev. Jeremiah, supplies Madnan's Neck, L. I., (1678-82) 844; confirmed as Anglican minister at Hempstead, L. I., (1683) 848; complains of lack of salary, (1686) 929; again complains (1691) , payment ordered, 1021-22, 1043
Hobart (Hobbart, Hubbard), Rev. John, (Presbyterian), Cornbury orders him to vacate the parsonage at Jamaica, (1704) 1570, 1893-94; dispute with Rev. Bartow, (Angli- can), about use of church, forbidden by Cornbury to preach in said church again, (1707) 1690, 1711, 1893-95; allusions, 1921, 2114 Hobart (Hubbart), Josiah, 927 Hobart, Dorothy, 1043 Hobbinger, Professor, 2812
Hobocan-Hackingh, 361 Hoboken, N. J., 360-61
Hoboocken (Hoboken), Belgium, 360 Hochrentiner (Hoogritiner) , Rev. [John Jacob?], 2991
Hochstrasser, Paul, 4369 Hodges, W., 1340
Hodshon, Mr, 2828, 4161
Hoedemaker (Hoedtmaker), Rev.
2972, 3345
Hoes, Rev. Roswell Randall, discov- ers additional material in the Ecclesiastical Archives at Amster- dam, relating to America, 23 Hoevenagel, Petrus, 2475 Hoevenbergh, see Van Hoevenbergh
Hoff (Haf), Lawrence, 3093, 3100 Hoff, Peter, 2274, 2328
Hoffman, Deacon, 4260
Hoffman, Anthony, 2811, 4033
Hoffman, Colonel Matthew, 4085
Hoffman, Michael, 3999, 4101
Hofgoed, (Hoffgoed), John (Lod-
wick), Lodewyck, 2930-31, 3082- 84
Hofman, Martin, see Hoofman, Martin
Hofman, Captain Nicholas, 2143
Hofman (Hoffman), Zacharias, 2380- 81, 3046
Hofstede, Rev. [Petrus], published Oost-Indische Kerk-Zaken ("East India Church Cases "), 48, 908, 2966
Hof-Van Cleef, a ship, 303
Hogan, William, 1639, 1972
Hogeboom (Hogenboom), Jeremiah, 3217
Hogelandt (Hooglant), Elbert, 2887, 3099, 3133, 3306, 3456, 3475, 3538, 3573
Hogelandt, William, 2887
Hogerwaarts, Rev. W., at Batavia, E. I., 69
Hoit, see Hoyt Holborn, England, 1817
Holland, Mr, one of the committee to procure plans for St George's chapel, New York, 3017
Holland, Edward, mayor of Albany, (1736) 2670-71, 2927, 2956, 3478, 3480, 3515, 3544-45
Holland, her persecuted flee to Wesel, 43; her charity in inviting the persecuted of other lands to come to her, 1776-77
Holland and West Friesland, states of, 36, 38, 1776, 1830, 2962
Hollebeck, Hoseas, 1578 Hollebeck, Rev. Jonas, 1898, 1955
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Hollebeck, Rev. P., 2847, 2851, 2894, 2900
Hollis, Mr, his school, 3401
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 2047
Holmes, Sir Robert, 666
Holst (Hulst), Aaltje, 3529, 3703
Holstein (Holsteyn), 1691, 1705-6 Holt, John, 4076
Holt, [Sir John], lord chief justice, 1787
Holy Roman Empire, three forms of religion tolerated therein, (1705) 1600-1
Holy Spirit (Ghost), procession of, 3916, 3919, 3923, 3967, 3972, 4005, 4052
Homma, Rev. Laurentius, 708
Hommius, Rev. Festus, secretary of Synod of Dort, (1619) 4226
Homoet, Rev. Barnardus, 850, 886, 888, 902, 1702, 1720
Honan, Dan, 1573
Hondecoutre (Hondecoutel), Daniel, 642, 687
Hondius, Rev. Louis, 40
Honert, see Van den Honert
Honest (man) Dutchmen, 1401, 1406, 1419-20
Honeyman, A. V. D., 573
Honeyman, Rev. James, pastor of Anglican church, Jamaica, L. I., (1704) 1558
Hon [e]ypot, a farm in the manor of Fordham, 2121
Honontonchionni, an Indian word, 1093
Honorarium, 1983, 4027, 4323, 4348 Honvinck (Honwenk), Barak, 3916- 18
Hoofman, Martin (1671) 622
Hooft [Pieter Corneliszoon], Dutch poet, 70
Hoogeland, Christoffel, takes oath of allegiance to Great Britain, (1664) 565; subscribes twelve beavers toward salary of minister, (1666) 586; allusion, 594; prop- erty assessed at 5000 guilders, (1674) 642
Hoogeland (Hoglan), Christopher, (1753) 3382, 3618, 4357, 4362
Hoogeland (Hoogland), Cornelis, 3012, 3099, 3133, 3306, 3547, 3549 Hoogeland, Harmon, of Kings county, L. I., (1711) 1885-86
Hoogeland, Hermanus, of Kings county, L. I., (1743) 2804-5, 3080, 3331, 3437 Hoogeland, Johannes, 3331
Hooges, John, see DeHooges
Hoogland, Cornelis, 4243, 4247
Hoogteiling, John, 3985
Hoogteling, Henry, 3200
Hoogteling, Philip, 2376
Hoogteyling, Teunis, 4033
Hoogteyling, Wilhelmus, 4033
Hook, Secretary, 1740 Hooman, John F., 34
Hoorn, Holland, 34 36-38, 68, 69, 914, 2346; church of, 304-5; classis of, 34, 35, 38, 40, 83, 304-5, 312, 313, 339, 723, 747, 818, 823, (1680) 747, 823, 4188, 4190; synod of, 174
Hoornbech, Jacob, writes on "The Care of the Churches in the East and West Indies," 69
Hoornbeek, Dirck, elder of Rochester, 4074
Hoornbeek (Hoornbeeck, Hornbeek), Jacob, elder of Marbletown and Rochester, 3012, 3547, 3549, 3621, 4074-75
Hoornbeek, Lodewyk, member of the Consistory of Marbletown, Roches- ter and Wawarsing, 3621
Hoornbeek, see also Van Hoornbeek Hoornberg, Gillis, see Van Hoorn- beeck, Gillis
Hoornberg,« Tobias, 848-49
Hope College, Holland, Michigan, 28 Hopewell, N. J., an Anglican church, supplied by Rev. Thoroughgood Moore, (1704) 1556
Hopewell, N. Y., calls Rev. Rysdyck, (1765) 3949-50, 3972, 3983-84, 3989, 4008, 4248, (1784) 4318, 4383, 4388
a Probably a mistake for Hoornbecq, or Hoornbeeck.
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ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
Hopewell, a ship, 906, 909, 1731, 1840 Hopkins [on], Francis, offers to ver- sify the Psalms in English, (1764) 3922, 3931
Hopper (Hoppe), Garret, 3617, 3635, 3693
Hoppe[r], Reinier, chorister, 4265 Hopper, William, 3099
Horley, see Hurley, N. Y.
Hormius (Wormius ?), Rev. N., re- quests to go as minister to New Netherland, (1751) 3157
Hornish, Thomas, of Newtown, L. I., 369
Horse and Cart Lane, (1776) 4290 Horseneck, see Fairfield
Horsmanden, Daniel, 2622, 2847, 2851-52, 2861, 2908, 2927, 2997, 3017, 3515
Horton, Richard, 365
Horton (Horten), William, 498
Hospital, 257, 266
Houdin, Rev. Michael, (1761) 3810. See also Howden
Houdius, Ger. P., 2548, 2576
Hourglass, needed at New Amstel, (1658) 421
Housatonic (Houssautunnuk), In- dians, 3405
House of Commons, extracts from the journal of, about the Palatines, (1709-11) 1724-41, 1754
Houseman, Andrew, 2101
Housen, Joris, 1120
Housewirk, Michael, 3982
Housewith, Michael, 3999
Houthoff, Rev. Cornelis, 2420, 2424, 2440, 2442, 2448, 2537, 2557, 2700, 2849, 2911, 2926, 2942-43, 2946, 2948-49, 2957, 2986, 2991, 3023; (Aoulhoff), 3216
Houts, John, a tanner of New York, (1765) 3999 Houttuyn, De, a ship, 153 Houwaert, see Hauwert
Howard, Sir Robert, 961, 1002
Howard, Thomas, 1588
Howden (Houdin), Michael, 1181. See also Hawden Howe, Mr, 1420
Howe, [Sir William], General,
(1776) 4291, 4295, 4297-99 Howell, Robert, 3806
Hoyt (Hoit), Samuel, 932-33
Hubbard, Benjamin, 413, 499
Hubbard, James, 601
- Hubbard (Hubbart). See also Ho- bart
Hubbert, Jacobus, 4364 Huberstse, John, 1849
Hubert, Rev. Herman, minister at Amsterdam, 4289
Hubertse, Aulkey, 1849, 1850
Huchiens, John, 3806
Hulbertsen, Lambertsen, 684
Hudde (Hude), Andries, gives a mortgage to Domine Bogardus, 118; allusion, 458; death, (1663) 536
Huddlestone, Thomas, teacher of Trinity Church parish school, (1722) 2191; his death, 2561, 2591 Huddlestone, William, 1149, 1181, 1312, 1326
Huddy, Hugh, 1953
Hudson, Henry, 1591
Hudson river, 559, 629, 879, 1139-40, 1245, 1314, 1591; the Palatines to be settled on, 1796, 1812, 3107
Hugens, Jacob, 557
Hugo Waard, see Heer-Hugowaard Huguenots, emigrate to South River, (1656) 354; Stuyvesant directed to make preparations to receive, (1663) 530 Huige, Mr, 1897
Hulse, Simon, sent as siecken-troos- ter to the West Indies, (1640) 128 Hulter, Alexander, 557
Humiliation, day of, (Sept. 8,
1668) 594-95, (1673) 637
Humphreys, Rev. [David], 2562
Hun, Abraham, 4369
Hun, Thomas, 4351
Hungarians, 3993
Hungary, church of, oppressed, 1581 Hunt, Aaron, 3942, 4046
Hunt, John, 2130, 2132, 2134, 2138 Hunt, Theophilus, 3941-42, 4046
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Hunte, Thomas, 500, 1139, 1262
Hunter, Robert, governor of New
York, Presbyterians relieved of their oppressions, (1710) 1672; memorial of Hunter, about settling 3000 Palatines in New York, (Nov.,30, 1709) 1693; ex- pense of sending Palatines to Ire- land, and to New York with Gov- ernor Hunter, (1709) 1732, 1840; his letter to the Lords of Trade respecting the conditions necessary for transporting 3000 Palatines, (May 30, 1709) 1744; terms of agreement with the Palatines, (Dec. 22, 1709) 1814-16; arrival of Governor Hunter and some of 1 the Palatines, (June 13, 1710) 1855; other ships bring more of the Palatines, 470 died on passage, (July 24, 1710) 1861; gives license to build a church at New Rochelle, (Aug. 1710) 1864; Rabbi De Lucena petitions to be excused from all civil functions, (Sept. 13, 1710) 1865; allows both Antonides and Freeman to preach in the churches of Kings county, (1710) 1866; the Indians inform the gov- ernor that they desire mission- aries, (1710) 1867; inducts Rev. Christopher Bridge into the church of Rye, (1710) 1870; makes con- tract with Robert Livingston to feed the Palatines, (Nov. 13, 1710) 1872-73; Antonides to be protected in the exercise of his ministerial functions, (Nov. 27, 1710) 1873-74; proposes a bill for naturalizing foreign Protes- tants, (Apr. 11, 1711) 1878; the churches of Antonides petition the governor for a charter, (Aug. 1, 1711) 1885-86; caveat against such charter, (Sept. 13, 1711) 1886; committee recommends that the charter be given, 1887; the church of New Rochelle petitions for a charter, (Nov. 11, 1711) 1891; the governor builds two
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