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Konstable, Abraham, 4074
Konynenberg, Jacob, printer, see Conynenberg and Van de Putte Koogh, Holland, 82 Kool, Teunis, 4040
Kool (Cole), William, 2803, 2843
Koolhaas, Wilhelmus, 4100, 4108-9,
4113, 4125, 4126, 4135, 4146-47, 4161
Koppernoll, George, 3162
Koppernoll, William, 3162
Korssen, Nicholas, 796. See also Gertsen, Jacop
Kortlandt, see Van Cortlandt
Kortrecht, Hendrick, 2803
Kortright, Lawrence, 3986
Kours, Barent, 557
Kouwenhoven, John, 2513, 2555, 3521, 3535
Kouwenhoven, William, of New
Amersfoort, L. I., 1990
Kouwenhoven, William, of Three Mile Run, N. J., 2478
Kouwenhoven. See also Van Couwen- hoven
Krankenbezoekers, (Krankbesoekers)
46, 48, 2810, 2950. See also Com- forters of the sick
Kraus, Jacob, 3162
Kregier, see Cregier
Kremps, Johannes, 3162
Kremps, Peter, 3162
Krespel, see Crespel
Krimpelman, Rev., 2345 Krol (Crol), Bastiaen Jansz, 46; tablet to his memory, 48; vice di- rector at Fort Orange, (1628) 52; comforter of the sick, in Manhat- tan, (1626) 53; one of the first
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Krol (Crol), Bastian Jansz (cont'd) elders in Manhattan, 52, 54; al- lusion, 57 a
Krom, Gilbert, 684 Krom, Gysbert, 2329 Krom, William, 2329 Kronenburg, H., 4164
Krüger, see Krieger
Kruythof, A. W. F., 3297 Kuauws, Ludwich, 2437
Kuebler, Hans Jacob, 3055-56
Kulenkamp (Culenkamp), Rev. Ger- ardus, 2361-62; his book against the Moravians, copies sent to America, (1740) 2737-38, 2743; allusions, 2755-56, 2798, 2911, 2926, 2943, 2946, 2948-49, 2957, 2972, 2986, 2989-91, 2997, 3023, 3096, 3216, 3341, 3344, 3347, 3370, 3377, 3960, 4114, 4116, 4125, 4131, 4162, 4271
Kunze, Rev. John Christopher, D. D., pastor of the German Lutheran church, known as the Swamp Church, (17 .. - 1807) 4111
Kurz, Joh. Christoph, a Palatine, (1709) 1813 Kutz, Conrad, 3162 Kuyper, Antonius, 3998
Kuyper, Cornelis, 3087, 3098 Kuyper, D., elder, 3186
Kuyper, Dr H. H., 27
Kuypers, Rev. Gerardus A., 2224, 4086-87, 4248, 4352, 4363, 4367, 4375, 4377-79, (1800) 4387, 4391 Kuypers, Hendrick, 4086
Kuypers, Rev. Warmoldus, called to Curaçoa, (1763) 3842; ordained, 3868; pastor in Curaçoa, (1761- 67) 3870-71, 4031, 4059; classis writes to him, (1766) 4061, 4086, 4100, 4116-17, 4119-20, 4126-28, 4130-33, 4135, 4138-39; arrives in New York, 4140, 4147-48, 4161; settles at Rhinebeck, (1769) 4166; allusions, 4211, 4243, 4246, (1784) 4318, 4362, 4365
Kuypers, Rev. William P., 4248, (1800) 4391
Kuypers, Rev. Zachariah H., (1800) 4387
Kuysterman, Adrian Lourentse, sent as ziekentrooster to Guinea, 192
Kuyter (Cuyter), Jochem Pietersen, deacon, (1642) 164, 256
Kwistagewene, Albany county, N. Y., 1973
Labadie, Jean, 2267, 2283-84, 2309 Labadism, 2275, 2282-84, 2289; al- leged, of Frelinghuysen, 2249, 2250, 2266, 2426
Labadists, Rev. Jacob Coelman re- fuses to use the liturgical forms, to observe the church festivals, to submit to ecclesiastical authority, deposed, (1674) 656-58; warnings of the classes and synods against him, (1675-90) 675-76, 724, 746- 47, 785, 830-31, 833, 852, 856, 869, 871, 901, 906-9, 921, 969, 1004-5, 1051-1100, 1232; synodical ex- tracts against, (1676-83), 874-76; allusions, 2182, 2252, 2263, 2270, 2311, 2325, 2334. See also Coel- manists
Labagh, Rev. Isaac, 4248, (1800) 4389
Labagh, Rev. Peter, (1800) 4389 Lablé, Arnold, 854. See also 833, and Germompre
Laborei (Labora), Rev. James, labors among the Indians, 1361-63, 1392; minister of the French church, New York City, (1709) 1816; allusions, 1513, 2293
Lack, Englebert, 2834
Ladenburg, Palatinate, (1705) 1602 Lady Day, 2151, 2167
Laer, Dominie, 535. (A mistake for Dommelaer; see Documents rela- tive to the Colonial History of New York, 13:246)
Laers, Rev., 520, 532, 535-36, 673 La Fonte, Jean, 2023
a See Dr A. Eekhof's Monograph upon Krol, published at the Hague, in Dutch, 1910.
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Laggan, presbytery of, Ireland, 877- 78
La Gransie [La Grange] Johannes, 2381
Laidlie, Rev. Archibald, allusion, 3856; recommended by classis as English preacher for Dutch church of New York, (1763) 3872-73; called, 3878-80; opposition to an English preacher, 3880-81; call ap- proved by classis, 3888-89; call accepted, is installed in Amster- dam for New York, (Oct. 3, 1763) 3892-93, 3907-9; classis admon- ishes the opponents, 3898-99; re- marks on the call, 3904; continued opposition, 3900-1, 3920-21; the Nassau street church to have a gallery constructed for enlarged accommodations, 3909-12, 3915; his arrival, (1764) 3924-25; 3947- 48; refuses to unite with the con- ferentie, 3929, 3931, 3967; is to render the English communion service, with preparatory and thanksgiving sermons in the Mid- dle Church, 3946; his induction into office, 3947-48; refuses full subordination to the classis, 3967, 3973-75, 4005-8; allusions, 3993, 4001, 4011; has the largest audi- ences, 4016; is misrepresented to classis, 4016-18; is blamed by Ritzema and De Ronde, 4020; writes to classis, (Oct. 28, 1765) 4026, 4030-31, 4049-50; classis ad- monishes Laidlie, (1766) 4053-56; allusions, 4059, 4063, 4066, 4071- 74, 4076-77; success of his min- istry, another church building needed, (1767) 4082, 4084, 4087- 88, 4090, 4093; allusions, 4094, 4096, 4130, 4136, see English lan- guage in the Collegiate Church; allusions, 4146-48, 4152, 4157, 4159-60, 4164-65, 4172, 4191, 4193, 4202; answer of the consistory to the " Dutch party " and review of the efforts to call an English min- ister, 4103-8; success of Laidlie's
Laidlie, Rev. Archibald (continued)
ministry, 4108, 4205, (1771) 4211, 4240-45; allusions, 4249, 4252, 4260-62, 4276, 4284, 4286
Laiton, see Layton
Lake George (Lake of the Blessed Sacrament), 214
Lake of the Two Mountains, 1583 Lakens, Rev. Abraham, 1104, 1113 Lam, [Admiral Jan Dirckszoon], 51 La Maire, Rev. John [Joannes], min-
ister at Amsterdam, (1621) 33, [died in 1642]
Lamberts, Jannetje, 702
Lamberts, Thomas, 557, 702
Lamberville (De Lamberville), Jac- ques, S. J., 926, 1413-15, 1434 Lamberville (De Lamberville), Rev. Jean de, S. J., (1685) corresponds with various parties, 904-5, 918, 920, 938-40, 945-46, 994, 1069, 1096
Lambeth parish, England, 1741
Lamersen, Joghem, precentor at Kinderhook, 1512
La Meter, Jacob, 1311
LaMiette, M., 926 Lammertse, Widow, 3749
La Montagne, see Montagne
La Mothe (La Motte), Jacobus, 1200, 1811
Lampsins, Adrian, 357 Lampsins, Cornelis, 357
Lancaster, Pa., 2902-3, 3285, 4166, 4272
Land deeded to Kings College by Trinity Church, (1755) 3543
Land grants, alleged extravagant, given by Governor Fletcher, partial list of, (1698) 1244-45; references to, 1262, 1277, 1285-86, 1289, 1292, 1296-98, 1313-15, 1345-46, 1406- 7, 1431, 1442, 1568, 1684-88, 1704, 1707, 1709; review of, 2193-94; an- nulled, 2194
Landau, Palatinate, 1706
Lane, Adrian, 2329
Lane, Gysbert, 2329
Lane, Gysbert Tyssen, 1526
Lane, Henry, 2622-23
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Langdon, Thomas, 2133 Lange, see De Lange
Langelius, Rev. Herman, 328, 332, 334, 347 Langhen, Mr, 1963
Langius and Gruterus, Polyanthea of, 155
Languages, churches of the Dutch and Walloon tongues each to have their own consistories, (1619) 4223 Lanks (Lancks), Adam, 3547, 3549 Lanoyzius, Rev. Herman, 308 Lansinck, Sander, 2647, 2649 Lansing, Gert, 763
Lansing (Lantsing), Jan, 1197, 1308 Lansing, John, 3747, 3808, 3830
Lansing, John, jr, 2670
Lansing, John T., 3800
Lansing, Rev. Nicholas, 4248, (1784) 4319, 4362, 4364, (1800) 4391 Lansingburg, N. Y., 4248, 4382, (1800) 4389
Lansingh, Gerrit G., 2488
Lansingh, Jacob, 2112
Lansingh, Johannes, 2115
Lansman, Jacob, Notary at Amster- dam, 797, 799 Lanssman, John, 1957
Lantman (Lantsman), Rev. Peter Jansen, 114, 116, 126, 582
Laplyn, Joshua D., 2376
Lappius (Loppius, Lupp) , 3912
La Roux (Rou), Charles, see Le Roux, Charles
Larrowa, Jonas, 2705
Larzalere, Rev. Jacob, (1800) 4390
Laseng, William, sr, 3082
Laseng, William, jr, 3082
Lasher, John, 4046-48
Lasking, Butser, sr, 3082
Lasking, Butser, jr, 3082
Lassing, Andries, 3082
Lassing, Isaac, 3082
Latin language, tract of Megapolen- sis in, (1658) 427; ministerial ex- aminations in, (1765) 3993, 4335; English (in the Dutch Church)
Latin language (continued)
will become as easy as Latin, (1776) 4063; first president of Queens College must be able to dictate in Latin, (1772) 4257; Dr Livingston's inaugural, as profes- sor, in Latin, (1785) 4323
Latin schools, none yet existing, (1650) 267; proposed by the com- pany to Stuyvesant, with Jan de la Montagne for hypodidasculum, (1652) 307;« Domine Drisius sug- gests a Latin school, (May 20, 1658) 423; the New Amsterdam Court petitions for such a school, (Sept. 19, 1658) 431-32; the com- pany appoints Curtius as Latin teacher, (Apr. 10, 1659) 442-43; his arrival and salary, (July 4- 23, 1659) 443-44; also practises medicine and petitions for a " her- barium," (1660) 451, 461, 474; ex- acts extra pay from scholars, 478; suggests new conditions, (July 12, 1661) 506; is superseded by Aegi- dius Luyck, (1662) 518, 578, 589, see also Curtius, (1684) 893, 1232, 1247; a Latin free school started by Cornbury, (1704) 1552, 1555, see Muirsen; a Latin and English grammar school proposed, under the auspices of the Collegiate Church, (1765) 3999, 4001; one started at Hackensack, (1769) 4141-42, see Goetschius, J. H .; Jamieson ; Weekstein Lauch, William, 3162 Lauchs, Adam, 3162
Lauchs, Diederich, 3162
Lauchs, Heinrich, sr, 3162
Lauchs, Heinrich, jr, 3162
Laucks, Dam, 3012 Lauen, Mr, 1120
Laurence, John, see Lawrence, John Laurensen (Lourissen), Sergeant, [Andries], at Esopus, 445-46
a The words " public school," under this reference, should have been translated " trivial school," and this explains the use of the word " hypodidasculum " here. for teacher. It was a Latin school which was intended. See W. H. Kilpatrick, Dutch Schools of New Netherland, chapter VI.
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Laurensen, Laurens, [Noorman], from Vleckeren, 214, 430
Laurensen. See also Lawrence, Lou- rens, Louwersz
Laurenszen, Thomas, 800, 805, 842 Laurentius, Rev. Jacobus, 74, 143, 146, 161-62, 382-86, 604
Laurents, Henry, 580
Laurisen, John, of Newtown, L. I., (1661) 500
Lauson-Charny (Lauzon), Charles de, governor of Canada, (1653) 316
Lauteren, Palatinate, 1602-3
Laval, Mr, 659. See also Delavall
La Vorge, Adrian, 3614
Law, Dr, 1855
Lawe, Richard, 511 Lawrence, an Indian (1704) 1583
interpreter,
Lawrence, Mr, Smith on the Manor of Fordham, (1744) 2834-35
Lawrence, Mrs, 4200
Lawrence, Adam, 3806
Lawrence, Sir Adam, 179
Lawrence, Catharine, 3968 Lawrence, Daniel, 1585
Lawrence, Ernst, 4200
Lawrence, John, of Flushing, L. I., (1648) 226; alderman of New
York, (1667) 586, 591, 621, 643, 674, 677-79, 871, 933, 1217
Lawrence, Josa, 1030 Lawrence, Sara, 1030
Lawrence, William, of Flushing, L. I., 600; member of New York Council, 1345, 1531
Lawrensen, James, of Newtown, L. I., 500
Lawrenson, John, one of the settlers of Jamaica, L. I., 464
Lawson, Peter Isaac, a Lutheran of Beekman's precinct, Dutchess county, 3082
Lawson, Peter Louerens, a Lutheran of Beekman's precinct, Dutchess county, 3082
Lawsuits, in Collegiate Church, about the Manor of Fordham, (1685) 890, 960; suit lost, ap-
Lawsuits (continued)
peal, suit gained, (1692) 1035, (1722) 2189-90, (1724) 2216-17; history of several suits, 2223-29; allusions to, 2722, 3614, 3711, 3737, 3748, 3872; for refusing certain votes, (1765) 3985, see Manor of Fordham; suit over calling an English minister in the Dutch Church of New York, (1765) 4013; in Trinity Church, allusions, 216, 1339-40, 1516-18, 1590, 2041-42, 3799; suits against Rev. Francis Makemie and Rev. John Hampton, (1706) 1669-72; suits of Rev. Thomas Poyer and others concern- ing the ministry act, (1710) 1871, (1712) 1909-12, 1913, 1918, 1923, 1926-27, (1712) 1963, 1970, 1971, 1990, (1717) 2113-15, (1718) 2126, (1723) 2212-13, (1724) 2231, (1731) 2547, 2565, 2636, 3872, 3911, 3985-88, 4008, 4020, 4057, 4082, 4089, 4105, 4108, 4180, (1771) 4231-33
Lawyers' fees, 4089, 4105
Laying on of hands, at baptism of larger children, in the East Indies, to be discouraged, (1629) 78, 80 Layton (Laiton), John, 369 Leacock, Robert, 1008 Leaming, Rev., (Anglican), 3735 Leaming and Spicer's edition of laws, 569
Lean, Harmon, 3382
Lease of Van Rensselaer at Catskill, binding tenant to religious serv- ices, (1649) 248
Lease to Trinity Church of the King's farm and King's garden, (1697) 1227-28, 1245, 1278, 1282- 85, 1289-90, 1315, 2719; lease an- nulled, (1699) 1296-98, 1312, 1496, 1685-86, 1908, 2719; lease renewed, (1702) 1496, 1908 Lebanon county, Pa., 1898
Le Bouq[ue] (Le Bouck), Rev., of South Africa, 1701, 1713, 1734 Le Bouteux (Boyteulz), Gabriel, 1206, 1268, 1322, 1324
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ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
Le Boynton, Paul, 2478
Leck, a river in province of south Holland, 529 Le Compte, M., 1096 Le Conte, Francis, 1864
Lector, to teach Dutch, suggested, (1768) 4124, 4129, 4134; to teach theology, (1786) 4340-41
Leddell, Joseph, 2173-75
Le De Spencer, Lord, 4098
Lee (Leigh), James, carpenter, 2022
Lee (Leigh), Justina, wife of James Lee, 2022
Leeds, see Catskill Leeman, Guilielmus, 1099
Leenderts, Leonardus, 1100
Leendertsen (Leenders), Paulus, see Van der Grift
Leendertz, Philip, 1306 Leerdam, Holland, 707
Leeten (Leeting), W., 3178, 3190
Leeuwarden, Holland, 27; Classis of, 1979, 1988, 1995
Le Febre, Eliah, 3671, 3686, 3792
Le Fevre, (Andrew), Andries, 3141, 3292
Le Fevre, John, 2437 Le Fevre, Matthew, 4040
Lefferts (Leffers), Abraham, church- master, (1723) 2100; allusions, 2309, 2357, 2377, 2449, 2489; an elder, (1738) 2700-1, 2708, 2761- 63, 2865, 2868-69, 3098, 3128-29, 3167, 3174, 3417, 3536, 3556-57, 3667, 3677, 3725, 3737, 3749, 3758- 59, 4254
Lefferts, Cornelis, 3727
Lefferts, Dirck, churchmaster, (1748)
2101; a deacon, (1752) 3212, 3878, 4082, 4352 Lefferts, H., elder, 3123 Lefferts, Jacobus, 3331, 4199 Lefferts, Jan, 3306 Lefferts, Peter, of Kings county,
3235, 3490
Leffertse, Isaac, 2739
Leffertse, Leffert, 2739, 3074, 3080, 3178, 3617 Le Foy, Abraham, 2329 Le Franc, Philip, 3120
Legacies to Collegiate Church, by Mayor Steenwyck of the Manor of Fordham, (1684) 888-90, see Manor of Fordham; by Mrs Stuy- vesant, (1687) 934; by Mrs Gor- don, for the poor, 909-10; by John Harpending of real estate, (1724) 2222, see Harpending
Legal opinion, against Cornbury's ar- bitrary acts in relation to Dutch ministers, (1707) 1679; on the civil oath, (1765) 3994-95
Legg, William, 684 Leggett, Abraham, 3942
Leggett, John, 3217, 3227
Leggett, Theophilus, 4046
Lehigh, Pa., 2746
Leidich, Rev. John, 3164, 3409 Leigh, James, see Lee, James Leigh, Mr, 1742
Leigh, Justina, see Lee, Justina Leisler, Mrs, 1042
Leisler (Leydsler, Leyseler), Jacob, subscribes 250 guilders for defense, (1664) 541; signs petition to sur- render, 557; takes oath of alle- giance to Great Britain, 565; sub- scribes 12 beavers toward min- ister's salary, (1666) 586; is a deacon in New York, (1670) 611, 626, (1682) 800; is assessed for 15,000 guilders, 1674) 643; com- plains of the false preaching of Rev. Nicholas Van Rensselaer, (1676) 689-91; his administra- tion, (1689-91) 962-1011; allu- sions, 800, 920, (1689) 963-68, 968- 72; writes to the king, (Aug. 20, 1689) 972, 980; a narrative of the oppressions under Leisler, (1689- 90) 983-84; his letter to the bishop of Salisbury, (1690) 985- 90; another letter to the king, (Mar. 1690) 992-93; Van Cort- landt's account of Leisler's con- duct, (May 19, 1690) 995-97; let- ter of the merchants to the king, (May 19, 1690), 997-98; defense of Leisler to the king by Captain Blagg, (June 24, 1690) 1000-1,
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Leisler (Leydsler, Leyseler), Jacob (continued)
1007; another letter of Leisler to the king, (Oct. 20, 1690) 1008- 9; arrival of Governor Sloughter, (Mar. 19, 1691) 1012; resolution of the Council denouncing Leisler's acts; 1014; other testimonies against him, 1015; Leisler's speech at the gallows, (May 17, 1691) 1016-17, 1022-23; memorial in be- half of Leisler's adherents in prison, (Oct. 15, 1692) 1027-29, 1030, 1036; letter of Selyns, Varick and Dellius, to the classis, on their condition under Leisler, (Oct. 12,. 1692) 1041-45, 1047; Varick's let- ter on his sufferings, to the classis, (Apr. 9, 1693) 1048-53; a pardon granted to Leisler's adherents, (Mar. 12, 1694) 1098; Jacob Leis- ler, jr's account of the conduct of the ministers toward his father, (1695) 1131-32; allusions, 1222, 1224; the forcible reburial of Leis- ler and Milbourne, by Bellomont's order, seven years after, under the Dutch church, (Oct. 14, 1698) 1242, 1245-46, 1249, 1261, 1302; a review of the Leisler troubles by a partisan faction in the Dutch church, claiming to represent the consistory, (Oct. 18, 1698) 1243- 62; allusions, 1289, 1320, 1345-46, 1352, 1395-1400, 1418, 1431; ac- tion of the consistory, allowing the bodies to remain under the church, and the "arms " of Leisler to re- main on the wall, so long as his friends think proper, (1702) 1490; after events, 1441-42; Cornbury's remarks on the act of Parliament of 1695, reversing the attainder of Leisler and Milbourne, was based on the act of an illegal Assembly, (Dec. 12, 1702) 1513-14
Leisler, Jacob, jr, petitions the king in reference to the legality of pro- ceedings against his father, and the confiscation of the estates of
Leisler, Jacob, jr (continued)
Leisler and his adherents, (Dec. 1691) 1030-32; the trial and con- demnation legal, but the confiscated estates to be restored, 1036; allu. sions, 1131, 1242, 1261, 1398-99, 1441
Leisler faction, the, adherents to be pardoned, 1098, 1108, 1131-32; Leisler party, 1224, 1302, 1345-46, 1352-54, 1405, 1441; sends elab- orate letter to the Classis of Am- sterdam, (Oct. 21, 1698) 1246-62 Lekes, Samuel, 705
Le Maire, Rev. Isaac, 611
Le Maire (La Maire), Rev. Johannis, secretary of the Classis of Amster- dam, (1670) 614, 615. See also La Maire, Rev. John
Le Maire, Resident, [at Copenhagen], 567
Lemannus, Rev. Cornelius, 83 Le Mayer, Andrew, 3500
Lemmes, Hendricsen, 676 Lemmers, Rev. J. H., 4168
LeMoyne (LeMoine), Father Simon, S. J., missionary among the In- dians since 1636, visits the Onon- dagoes in the interests of peace, discovers the salt springs of cen- tral New York, (1654) 321, 438; visits Beverwyck, kindly received by the Hollanders, 340; visits New Amsterdam (1657), treaty for trade with Canada, chats with Domine Megapolensis, returns to Fort Orange, sends letter to Me- gapolensis urging him to return into the Catholic church, (1657) 404-5, 421-22, 434, 438-39; an- swer of Megapolensis, (June 1658) 404, 439.
Lemuyen [Leymuyden], Holland, 126 Lennen, Jacob, 1138
Lent, Abram, 2745
Lent, Jacob, 2796, 2835, (1761) 3804, 3870, 3912, 3931
Lent, lawful for the Reformed and
Lutherans in the Palatinate to eat meat during, (1705) 1602
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ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
Leonhardt, Wilhelm, 4372 Leonard, J., 2225
Lepper, Rev., 4182
Le Queer, Isaac, 2478
Le Roux (Le Rous, La Rou, La Roux), Charles, churchmaster, (1722) 2100, 2217, 2221, 2294, 2378, 2449, 2489
Le Roy, Jacob, 3922, 3931, 4069
Le Seur, Rev., 2985
Lespenaar (Lispenard ), Anthony,
946, 2376
Lespinard, David, 3810
Le Telier, David, 2237
Lettingh, Claes, 3039
Lettingh, Rev. Cornelius, 83
Leucas, George, 509 Leunens, Jacob, 557
Leuoy, see Louvois
Levant, the, 1072
Leveredge, Caklas, 3173
Leverets, Rev. William, 492
Le Villain (e), Isaiah (J.), 1751,
1864
Levis, Thomas, 586 Levy, Asser, 375, 641
Lewis, Mr, expounds Episcopal
church catechism, 2746
Lewis, Charles, son of Frederick V, elector in the Palatinate, (1705) 1602, 1821, 1822-23
Lewis, Thomas, 643, 3219 Lewis IV, Elector Palatine, 1821 Leyck, Jan, 366
Leydekker, Abram, 3490, 3617 Leydekker, Cornelis, 3590, 3632
Leydekker, Rev. Garret, 3925-28; or- dained by the Conferentie, (1765) 3973-74, 4011, 4013, 4028-29, 4094- 95, 4101, 4106, 4211, 4243, 4246, (1779) 4305ª Leydekker, J., 3597
Leyden (Leiden), Holland, allusions, 84, 707, 874, 1393, 1578, 2545-46, 2591, 2848, classis of, 3916, 3919,
Leyden (Leiden) (continued)
4004; University of, allusions, 28, 73, 129, 302, 304, 341, 573, 624, 648, 3792, 4138; names of American Dutch ministers, graduates of, 4411; graduates of the name of Michaëlius, before 1650, 4412
Leyden, township of, in northeastern New York (now Vermont), given to the Collegiate Church, (1770) 4183, 4184, 4190, (1771) 4202, 4208, (1772) 4257, (1773) 4262- 63, 4265; map of, presented to con- sistory, (1774) 42750
Leydt (Lyt, Leidt, Light), Rev. John, allusions to, (1746) 2935, 2957; examination and ordination, (1748) 3001-4, 3012, 3027-29, 3031, 3035; allusions, 3043, 3046, 3054-55, 3060, 3064-65, 3070, 3087, 3098, 3117-18, 3132, 3176, 3186, 3190, 3196, 3221, 3224-25, 3233, 3234, 3236-37, 3264, 3287, 3358; charter of his five churches in Somerset county, N. J., (1753) 3382, 3413, 3417, 3421; writes let- ter of coetus to classis, (1753) 3440-43, 3456, 3471, 3490-91, 3519; attends convention to establish a classis and an academy, (1755) 3547-52; allusions, 3554, 3584, 3597, 3601-4; writes letter of coe- tus to classis, (1755) 3608-10; 3617-19, 3630, 3652, 3654, 3687, 3689, 3691, 3705, 3708-11; writes letter of coetus to classis, (1758) 3718-20; allusions, 3737, 3754; writes letter of coetus to classis, (1759) 3744-45, 3754; his tractate on the rights of the presbytery or classis, styled "True Liberty the Way to Peace," sent to all the con- sistories of the land, (1760) 3762- 92, 3811-12, 3815, 3831-32, 3836, 3843, 3846-53, 3862-63, 3866-70,
a Loyalist, served the Collegiate Church during the Revolution. For sketch, see Corwin's Manual.
b See Sauthier's chorographical map of the province of New York, (1779) in Documentary History of New York, Volume I, taking in all the land west of the Connecticut river, exhibiting this township of Leyden, etc. But the land between the Connecticut and Lake Champlain ultimately became the state of Vermont.
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3774-77, 3883-86, 3893-97; his sec- ond pamphlet, " Defence of 'True Liberty the Way to Peace '," (1762) 3903, 3925, 3927, 3935-38, 3962, 3978-82, 4085, 4141; is com- missioner to propose union with the German Reformed church of Pennsylvania, (1769) 4166, (1771) 4211, 4243, 4246-47, 4253, 4256, 4274, (1778), 4303, 4306-7
Leydt, Rev. Matthew, 4307 Leydt, Rev. Peter, 4248
Libenwood (Liebenrood), John G., of London, (1763) 3856, 3909, 3933
Libersma, Rev. Hers [Hermanus ?], 1298
Liberties of the Dutch churches, granted at the surrender, (1664) 558, 562, 564; the Duke's Laws for Long Island and Staten Island, (1665) 570, 572; fear of changes in the government of the church, (1668) 596; confirmation of title to the church in the fort by Gov- ernor Colve, in anticipation of the resurrender of the province, (1674) 649-50; duke of York recommends Rev. Nicholas Van Rensselaer, an Anglican ordained minister, to the Dutch church of New York or Al- bany, (1674) 652, 678-81; obliged to conform to the Dutch church rules before being allowed to offi- ciate, 681-82, 684-85; the freedom granted in 1664, continued by An- dros, (1674) 662; the Duke's Laws extended over all New York, (1674) 655-56, 1592; allusions to the danger of the church losing her liberties very frequent in the let- ters, the Dutch fear to go before English judges with ecclesiastical cases, (1678) 712, 713, 719, (1679) 721, (1680) 755, (1681) 775-76 779, 783, 790-93; the Dutch church of New York City, to pre- serve her liberties, petitions for a charter, (1688) 952-53, (1695) 1116-17, 1127-28; the charter se-
Liberties of the Dutch churches (ctd.) cured, (1696) 1136-65; Bellomont's allusion to this charter, (1698) 1274, 1280, 1344, 1349
Cornbury, ministry act (in the Anglican sense), to be enforced, (1703) 1518, 1526, 1529-31, 1690; a bill for granting sundry privi- leges to Trinity Church, by a new act of incorporation, (1704) 1558, 1563-66, 1566-69; Cornbury's sei- zure of the Presbyterian parsonage of the Presbyterian church at Ja- maica, (1704) 1570-1, 1610; au- thorizes Stephen Gracherie to read service in the Dutch church of Kingston, (1704) 1574; orders the justices of Queens county to levy a tax on all the inhabitants to support the Anglican minister, 1575-76; attempts to compel the people of Kingston to support Hepburn, an Anglican minister, 1576; another amendment to the ministry act, to enforce it in an Anglican sense, (1705) 1590, 1595; gives a civil license to Freeman to officiate in Dutch churches which have not called him, (Dec. 26, 1705) 1607; his arbitrary and insulting conduct toward Domines Beys and Antonides, his refusal to allow them to preach without his civil license, (1706) 1615-19, 1635- 38, 1699, 1700; historical account of ecclesiastical affairs in Kings county aggravated by the gov- ernor's position, 1639-45, 1646-57, 1657-62, 1663-68; the governor's treatment of Makemie and Hamp- ton, Presbyterian ministers, (1706) 1669-72; his order to the regular consistory at Flatbush to deliver up the books of the church to the opposing faction - his friends, (1706) 1608; a legal opinion as to the illegality of the order, 1679-80; a report expected from Buys, the grand councilor of Holland, on the liberties of the
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