Ecclesiastical records, state of New York, Volume VII, Index, Part 30

Author: New York (State). State Historian. cn; Hastings, Hugh, 1856-1916. cn; Corwin, Edward Tanjore, 1834-1914, ed. cn; Holden, James Austin, 1861-
Publication date: 1901
Publisher: Albany, J. B. Lyon, state printer
Number of Pages: 402


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Lutherans in New Netherland (cont'd) to be allowed to hold services, not allowed, 358-59; the classis op- posed to granting them privileges, 360, 372; the company inclined to permit free worship generally, 374, 376; permission had been given to the Swedes on the Delaware to have a Lutheran minister, 340, 375, 377, 395-96; a Lutheran minister, Gutwasser arrives in New Amsterdam, 377, 379-82; the Reformed ministers petition the city authorities against him, their petition successful, (1657) 386-90; Gutwasser forbidden to preach, and ordered to leave the country, 393-94, 404, 409, 420; the Lutherans petition against his banishment, but unsuccessfully, 405-12, 422; the company orders the old form of baptism to be used in deference to the Lutherans, 423-25, 427; reply of the ministers thereto, 428-31, (1658) 433, 444, 445; action of the classis thereon, 441-43; Swedish Lutheran parson on the Delaware officiates without permission, (1659) 447; Gutwasser avoided leaving the country when ordered, is arrested and expelled, 433, 449, 454; the classis congratu- lates the New Netherland consis- tories on their success against the Lutherans; urges the ministers to use the old form of baptism not- withstanding the orders of the directors, 469-71, 476-77; the ministers report that the Lutheran conventicles had been suppressed, and the Lutherans had returned to the Reformed church, 460, 478; op- position to the Lutherans at Bever- wyck, (1660) 483, 504; the Re- formed ministers decide to obey the directors and use the old form, because less objectionable to the Lutherans, (1660) 485-87, 504-5; Lutherans at Beverwyck are rais- ing money to support a pastor,


Lutherans in New Netherland (cont'd) (1661) 504; Swedish Lutherans on the Delaware, under Domine Lokenius, (1664) 550, 553; request from other colonies about the form of baptism to be used, 492, 505; opinion of the classis about the Lutherans at Beverwyck, (1661) 515


The duke of York tolerates the Lutherans, (1666) 583, 3890; Domine Fabricius arrives, (1669) 602, 606-7, 3890; permission given him to go to Delaware, (1670) 609; allowed to preach a farewell sermon in New York, (1671) 621; the Lutherans must maintain their own poor, (1671) 621; may collect money in Delaware to help build their church in New York, 622; location of their early church buildings in New York, 3890; have liberty to purchase lands at the falls of the Delaware [Trenton] for Lutheran settlements and worship, (1672) 627; freedom of religion granted to the Lutherans at Al- bany, (1673) €36, 640-41, 654; petition to bury their dead in Al- bany, without payment to the Re- formed sexton, (1674) 654, 659; must support their own poor, (1674) 662; Andros gives a pass to Rev. Arensius to proceed to Albany to officiate as a Lutheran pastor, (1674) 663; Lutherans of New York petition the governor to com- pel all of their sect to contribute to their church support, 664; Lutherans of New Castle petition for permission to divide their parish, (1675) 672-73; Lutherans at Albany, 737, 824; Selyns refers to the Lutheran church in New York, with their minister (Aren- sius), who officiates in New York in the summer and in Albany in the winter, (1682) 829, 830, 852, 879; petition to be exempted from taxation, (1684) 884; allu-


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Lutherans in New Netherland (cont'd) sions, 956, 969, 1052-53, 1436; Lutheran Palatines on the Hudson, separate from the Reformed (now Anglican), Palatines, (1711) 1862, 1872, 1880; allusions to a Lutheran church at Albany, (1714) 2070, 2115, 2120, 2124; Lutheran min- ister at Quassaick (Newburgh), (1719) 2143, 2380; 500 acres set apart at Quassaick for Lutheran minister, (1719) 2144; trustees ap- pointed to manage the land for his benefit, 2144-46; Lutheran church at Albany, 2149,ª 2488; Lutherans at Newburgh, (1749) 3046; peti- tion of Lutheran church, per Pastor Knoll, against Hofgoed, an impostor, (1749) 3082; petition of Lutherans of New York respecting land near Newburgh, (1749) 3095; petition of German Luther- ans to build a church in New York, (1750) 3106; Lutheran church at Newburgh succeeded by an An- glican church, (1751) 3171-73; 3218-20; allusion, 3285; appeal to the Lutherans of New York, by William Livingston, to resist the establishment of a sectarian col- lege, (1753) 3368; the minister of the Lutheran church of New York to be, ex-officio, a trustee of Kings College, 3508; allusions, 3584; re- view, (1763) 3890-91; church in New York petitions for a charter, 3891, 3908-9; charter denied, 3935; review, 4083; allusion, 4038, 4048; German Lutheran church, (1767-1850), taken down, Rev. John C. Kunze, a former pastor, 4110-11, 4181; incorporation of the Lutheran church at Albany, (Aug. 26, 1784) 4320; new build- ing at Albany, (1787) 4344;


Lutherans in New Netherland (cont'd)


Lutheran consistory at Amster- dam, Holland, 389, 394, 426 Lutherans in the Palatinate, free in all respects, (1705) 1601-4, 1674- 79, 1692; petitions of their minis- ters about the care of them, (1709) 1735-36; allusions to, 1702-3, 1705-7, 1709; further report of their ministers, 1694, 1736, 1749- 50


Lutz, Peter, 3162


Luyck, Aegidius, arrives in Manhat- tan to take charge of the Latin School, (1662) 518, 578, 589; sub- scribes $80 (200 florins) toward defense of New Amsterdam, (1664) 541; takes oath of allegiance to England, 565; late principal of the Latin school, (1666) 576, 578; is received in the Classis of Amster- dam as a candidate, 582; about to return to America, asks that he may be ordained there, (1667) 589, 590; is requested to assist the infirm Domine Drisius, (1671) 617 ; is recompensed for his services by the consistory, 623; becomes a city schepen, (1673) 631; his es- tate valued at $800 (2000 florins), 642; is a burgomaster in the city, 647; objects to the form of the oath required by Governor Andros, (1674) 670; classed among the gov- ernor's opponents, 678; returns to Holland, (1676) 686, 688b


Luydendorp [Leiderdorp], Holland, 153


Luykaszen, Luykas, 1306


Luykes, John, 3031


Luyster, John, 2686, 3012, 3028


Luyster, Malty, 1885


Luyster, Peter, 3088-89, 3099


Luyster, Proctor, 3042


Luysters, Cornelis, 3985


Domine Bork brought up a Luxemburg, 36


Lutheran, 4392


Lyall, David, 2097


a Rev. Jacob Fabricius was Lutheran minister at New York and Albany, 1669-70; Rev. Bernardus Arensius at same places, 1671-91; Rev. Justus Falckner was general missionary to all the Lutheran churches, 1703-13; Rev. Joshua Kocherthal, at East and West Camp, 1708-19. The following were the earlier Lutheran churches: New York, 1668; Albany, 1669; Newburgh, 1708; East and West Camp, 1710.


b See Corwin's Manual, page 585.


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Lycochton, Rev. Cornelius, see Lij- cochthon, Rev. Cornelius


Lydekker [Garnet], (1765) 3926-28, 3973


Lydius, Rev. Isaac, removed from Classis of Edam, (1625) 40


Lydius, Rev. Isaac, candidate, (1662) 528


Lydius, Rev. John, his fidelity in the church of Antwerp, (1699) 1293; allusions, 1298, 1304; exchanges places with Domine Dellius, of Al- bany, 1336; his letter to classis, telling of the efforts of Freeman to anticipate his settlement at Al- bany, 1371-74, 1343-45; allusions, 1348-50, 1378, 1384, 1386-90, 1440; Nucella's account of the circum- stances, 1422-25; is allowed £60 for teaching the Indians, 1549-50; allusions, 1539, 1554, 1561, 1563, 1582, 1594, 1651, 1655, 1764, 1766; his death, (1710) 1844; allusions, 1858, 1860, 1864-65, 1867, 1875, 1941, 1986, 1996, 2191, 2548, 2552, 2580, 2596


Lydius, John Henry, an Indian trader, 1550, 2992, 3107-8


Lydius-es, The, in Holland, 3739


Lying, Captain, 2853


Lynssen, Abraham, (1736) 2101, 2677, 2700, 2722, 3124, 3212, 3281 Lyon, a ship, 1854


Lyon (Lyons), Rev. James, Anglican, rector at Brookhaven, L. I., (1745- 65), 3735, 3803


Maas (Maes, Meuse), river, 70; churches of, 112


Maas, Rev. T. Th. Wilhelmus, of St Croix, 4263 Maastricht, see Maestricht


McClennigan, Rev. Anglican, 3735 McCollick, Mrs, 4286 McCoy, Mary, 3758


McDanel, John, 3759


McDonald, Rev. John, third Presby- terian pastor at Albany, (1785-95) 3891, 4325, 4353


McDowall, Rev. Robert, 4389


McGregory, Major, treats with the Five Nations, (1724) 2234


McKean, Rev. Robert, Anglican, rec- tor at New Brunswick, N. J. (1757- 62), at Amboy and Woodbridge (1762-67), 3816-17 McKemie, see MaKemie


Mackenzie, Captain, writes to Cap- tain Nicholson, 971-72


Mackenzie, Rev. Aeneas, Anglican, rector on Staten Island, (1705-22) 1610; allusions, 1614, 1896, 1900, 1911, 1915, 1919, 1921, 1950, 1991 Mackenzie, mistake of Cornbury for MaKemie, 1669-70. See also Ma- Kemie


Mackerel, a yacht, 37


Mckinley, Nathaniel, 4046-48


Macklesfield, [Charles Gerard], earl of, member of the Privy Council, 961, 1002


MacKnight, Patrick, (1720) 2173-75, 4047


Mackworth land (Mohawk land) 2177


MacNish, Rev. George, (Presbyter- ian) pastor at Jamaica, L. I. (1711-23) the town vestry pay him the salary raised under the ministry act, (1711) 1879-80, 1895, 1921 (1712) 1951; is taken into the counsels of the town vestry, while the Anglican min- ister (Poyer) is excluded, (1714) 2012, 2043; possesses the parson- age and glebe of the church of Jamaica, (1717) 2114; is sued for the salary by the Anglican min- ister, (1719) 2137; allusions to, 1926-27, 2135, 2138


McSparran, Rev. Dr, Anglican, 3735 McVickar, Anne (maiden name of Mrs Grant), 3744


Madagascar, 869, 1394


Madder (a dye plant), brought over, (1642) 157 Madeira, 1396


Madnan's Neck, L. I., petitions for a meeting house, (1682) 844, 850 Maelur, Theo., 128


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Maenhout, Boudewyn, teacher and


reader at Bushwyck, (1663) 529 Maering, Elbert, 3667


Maerschalk, see Mareschalk, Mars- chalk


Maes, see Maas Maestricht (Mastricht), Holland, 667; battle of, 918, 1675


Maet (Meet), Jan Pieterze, alias Jan Tambour, sells land to the Dutch church of New York for a poor- house and graveyard, (1701) 1460- 62ª


Magdeburgh, Germany, 1776, 1828 Magistrates, special chairs for, in churches, 3243


Magna Charta, 1054, 1679


Mahakemack (Deer Park, Port Jer- vis), 4247, (1784) 4318, (1800) 4390


Mahi-Kanders (Mohegans), desire a minister, (1720) 2172


Maiden Lane, New York, 4254, 4276 Maidstone, England, 50 Dutch living there, (1634) 117


Maile, Jacob, 1322 Mailes, George, 684


Maintenance of ministers, by the West India Company, (1628) 61- 64; by the Patroons and their colonists, together, (1629) 75; proposed plan, (1638) 121, 143, (1658) 424; by the duke's laws, (1665) 572; by subscriptions and assessments, (1666) 578, 582, 584, 586, 588, 600, (1670) 611, 615, 619, 620, 625-26; in New Jersey, (1665) 569, 627; petitions from churches for help, from Kingston, (1673) 634; from Jamaica, (1674) 646- 47; from the Lutheran church, New York City, (1674) 664; sub-


Maintenance of ministers (cont'd)


scriptions in produce, (1677) 697- 98, 705, 749; petition from Hun- tington, (1678) 708; from Flat- bush, (1679) 736; contract between church of New York and Selyns, (1681) 797-800; complaints from Madnan's Neck, L. I., and from Staten Island, (1682) 844-45; contract between church of Albany and Domine Dellius, (1683) 857- 58; Dongan reports that he finds it hard to make the churches pay their ministers, (1687) 879-80; endowment of the Dutch church of New York with the Manor of Ford- ham, (1684) 888-90; patronage of churches on Manor of Livingston, given to the Patroon, (1686) 920; petition of Rev. Hepburn (Eburne) (Anglican), to the governor, to compel the inhabitants of Brook- haven to pay the salary, (1686) 932; petition of Rev. Prudden, of Jamaica, concerning his salary, (1688) 960; allusions, (1691-93) 1045, 1048. See also Ministerial maintenance bill b


Maison, Mr, a deacon in the French church at Amsterdam, 833


Majorities, 3753, 3755, 3761, 3767, 3769, 3793; majority vote vindi- cated by classis, (1761) 3802, 3846- 51, 3944


MaKemie (McKemie, M'Kemie), Rev. Francis, arrives in New York, preaches in a private house, with- out governor's license, arrested, tried, acquitted, but costs extorted, (1706) 877-79, 1669-72, 1711 Malay-Japanese, 77 (Probably means Malay-Javanese)


a This is now within the block between Wall street and Exchange place, Broad and William streets.


b At first, the West India Company assumed the maintenance of all ministers sent out under their auspices, but as their fortunes waned, the company urged the churches to assist in supporting their ministers, and thus began the develop- ment of the voluntary system. The charter referring to support of ministers by Patroons on their manors, found only one field for its application, that of Albany. During the term of the second minister in that place, the Patroon withdrew his support altogether, and the congregation was required to raise the salary, (1658) 424; with the English conquest, of course, all help from the West India Company ceased. The fluctuating condition of ministerial salaries for the next generation is indicated by the references above given.


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Malay Postilla, 221


Malay services, (1629) 77, (1648) 241


Mallemocque, Peter, see Alberto, Pe- ter Caesar


Maltens, Cornelis, 1882 Maltz, Johannes, 3891


Mamaroneck (Mamaronets), N. Y., 1077, (1704) 1554, 1611, 3453


Man (Mann), Adrian, a deacon, (1715) 2081, 2378, 2390, 2449, 2489, 2575


Man. See also Mann


Managers of the building of Trinity Church, New York City, (Mar. 19, 1696) 1134, 1168; allusion, 1172 Managers of the church of England, chosen, (Nov. 2, 1696) 1176-77; they petition for a charter, (May 6, 1697) 1178; charter granted, 1179; text of the charter, 1136-65; allusion, 1517. See also Vestry of Trinity Church, Trinity Church, New Yorka


Mancius, Rev. George Wilhelmus, called to Kaatsban, arrival, (1730) 2606-7; called to Schraal enberg and Paramus, (1730) 2601, 2607; writes to classis, (Apr. 14, 1733) 2621, 2630; favors a coetus, (1737) 2687; opposes it, 2689, 2693; allusions, 2710, 2719, 2729; with Vas, writes to classis, (Apr. 9, 1739) 2720; allusions, 2753; with Boel and Muzelius, writes to classis, (Apr. 14-25, 1743) 2798- 2800, 2825-26; allusions, 2801-3, 2810; with Boel, writes to classis, (Aug. 9, 1743) 2811-19, 2828, 2836, 2838; writes to classis, (June 1, 1744) 2845; allusions, 2911, 2963, 2966, 2975; opposes the coetus, 2998, 3007, 3037; letter to classis, (Aug. 24, 1747) 3019-22; allusions, 3041, 3043, 3059, 3061, 3064, 3066, 3068-70, 3072; letter to classis, (Apr. 26, 1750) 3116-18; allu-


Mancius, Wilhelmus (continued)


sions, 3125, 3128, 3135, 3141- 46, 3159, 3161, 3169, 3182, 3184- 86, 3210-11, 3216-17, 3227, 3233, 3241, 3269, 3273; receives letter from classis, 3275-76, 3292-93, 3304, 3466, 3490-92, 3502, 3533, 3537; opposed to the irregular es- tablishment of a classis, (1755) 3547, 3654; writes to classis, 3561- 65, 3571, 3587; favors a classis regularly established, 3703, 3724, 3757, (1761) 3811, 3843, 3848; has died, (1765) 4021, 4044, 4149 Mandamus, 2194, 4232


Mandeville, Rev. Garret, (1800) 4388 Manger, Rev., 2565


Manhard, Peter, 3409


Manhattan (Manhatans, Manhatoes,


Manhatas, Manates, Minades, Mon- adoes, Manahtoes) organization of the first church in New York, (1628) 48, 52, 53, 68, 153-54; a prey to the Indians, 340, 365; the name, under some of its forms, oc- curring as quite synonymous with New Amsterdam during the rest of the seventeenth century, of which the following allusions are given, 237, 243, 272-74, 279, 285, 384, 396, 398, 401, 403, 421, 434, 436- 38, 447, 477, 487-88, 512, 518, 532, 546, 558-59, 560, 941. See also New Amsterdam, New York Manist, Peter, 368


Manley, Rev. William, (1800) 4387


Mann, Mr, chorister in Trinity Church, 2591


Mann (Man, Maun), Edward, 461, 468, 472


Mannheim (Meanheim), Palatinate,


(1705) 1602-3, 1606, 1676, 1782, 1784, 1822, 1825, 1828-29


Manninge, John, 594


Mannisigham, Dr Thomas, 1787 Manor of Cortlandt, 2999


a These " Managers of the church of England " became the ecclesiastical vestry of Trinity Church on June 30, 1698. Dix, i: 110, 111. They are not to be con- founded with the city vestry, which was a civil body.


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Manor of Fordham, see Fordham, manor of


Manor of Livingston, 920. See also Livingston, Robert Manor of Pelham, 1077


Manor of Rensselaer, 2149, 2154. See also Van Rensselaer, Kilian; Al- bany


Manor of St George, L. I., 2141 Manor of Scarsdale, 1751


Manors, patents for, should provide for churches and schools, (1761) 3816-17


Manse house, 1919. See also Par- sonages


Manslanst, Pieter, 673


Maps of the country, (1659) 453, (1698) 1245, 1262


Maps of New Amsterdam, (1660) 354, 495


Maquaes (Maques), see Mohawks Maquinas, 1340


Marbletown (Mormel, Marmel), N. Y., petition for a minister, (1673) 634, 696-98; allusions, 728-29, 765; allusions, 2572, 2602, 3012, 3117, 3169; Jacob Frelinghuysen called, (1751) 3181-82, 3255, 3264, 3267; dies at sea on return voyage, 3406; Henry Frelinghuysen called, 3445- 46; request that he may be or- dained in America, 3437; petition forwarded to Classis of Amsterdam, 3470; allusions, 3547, 3598; classis denies the request, (1756) 3655, 3659, 3687; American Classis or- dains him, (1757) 3709; allusions, 3720-21, 3746, 4011, 4029; petition for a charter, (1766) 4074-75, 4211, 4243, 4246, (1784) 4318, 4383, (1800) 4388


Marburg, Germany, 3687 Marbury, Jan, 2377


Marcelis, Asweris, 1306


Marcelis, Gysbert, 1306


Marcus, [Pieter] pensionary [of Leyden], 2345, 2347


Mareschalk, Claes, 521


Maricour, [Paul Lemoine de] 1377, 1380, 1392


Marines, David, (1725) 2329


Marinus, David, allusion, 3012, (1749) 3049; allowed by the synod to be examined and ordained by Schlat- ter, (1751), 3164, 3166; allusions, 3230, 3287-89, 3295, 3301, 3336, 3371-73, 3413, 3490-91, 3519, 3533, 3547, 3549-50, 3552, 3590, 3597, 3599, 3601, 3603; his remarks on the two colleges, (1755) 3613, 3623, 3630, 3654, 3663, 3690-91, 3710, 3721, 3754, (1763) 3862, 3875, 3925, 3967, 3972-73, 4085, 4150, 4154, 4156, 4158, 4165, 4243, 4246 Marinus, Johannes Wilhelmus, (1718) 2120


Marius, Peter Jacob, subscribes 20 guilders for defense of New Amster- dam, (1655) 341; the old church house and lot sold by him for debt, (1656) 355; an elder, (1672) 626, (1681) 762, 781, 800-1, (1682) 805, 819; assessed for 5000 guilders, (1674) 643; one of the trustees of redemption money, (1697) 1216, 1273; his death, (1703) leaves £100 for support of Dutch ministers, 1518-19; allusions, 837, 842, 871, 890, 892, 964, 1062-63, 1092, 1191, 1193-94, 1197, 1202, 1212, 1216, 1244, 1273, 1322, 1340, 1355, 1357, 1366


Mark (Marix), county of, in the Palatinate, 1600, 1782


Mark's Medulla, (Marckii Medulla Theologiae Christianae), 4257, 4274


Marlborough, [John Churchill, Ist] duke of, 961, 1730, 1838, 1845, 1857, 1888, 1974


Marlborough. See also Freehold, N. J.


Marlet, Abraham, 2291


Marlet, Gideon, 2329, 2478


Marmel, Mormel, see Marbletown


Marriage license, specimen, (1732) 2608


Marriage ordinance, to be sent to the ministers in Brazil, 112, 114


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Marriages, (1619) 4224; by com- forters of the sick, 110; of Quak- ers, legal in England, (1661) 508- 10; petitions against fines for Quaker marriages in New York, (1680) 744; doubtful marriages, 240, 709; by mutual consent, 522, 572; questions regarding, 654, 656, 665, 667-68; in Virginia, (1677) 694, 1034; with deceased wife's sister, (1766) 4069


Marriages, in the Palatinate, rela- tion of ministers and priests to, (1705) 1601; at Germantown, N. Y., (1713) 2004, 3041, 3045, 3063


Marschalk, Andrew, 1635, 1662; churchmaster, (1763) 2101; a deacon, (1715) 2081, 2378, 2390, 2449, 2489, 4088, 4090, 4275


Marschalk, Francis, churchmaster, (1736) 2101, 2700, 3025, 3396, 3408, 3500, 3727, 3872, 3999, 4136, 4163, 4170-71, 4267 Marschalk, Johannes, churchmaster, (1732) 2101


Marschalk, Peter, churchmaster, (1739), 2101, 3087, 3091, 3098, 3123, 3132, 3827, 3830, 4073, 4088, 4198


Marschalk, T., 3803 Marschalk. See also Mareschalk, Claes


Marselisse, Peter, carpenter, 4181


Marselius, Peter, a justice in New Jersey, 3247


Marselus, Rev. Nicholas J., his suit against the Collegiate Church, 2226


Marshall, John, master of the rolls of the county of Tipperary, Ire- land, 1791, 1831


Marshall, [Rev. Walter] author of The Gospel Mystery of Sanctifica- tion, generally styled " Marshall, on Sanctification," 3905-7, 3916, 3919, 3923, 3967, 3975, 4004, 4006-7 Marshpee, Mass., 3399, 3401


Marston, John, justice of the peace of Queens county, (1710) 1846


Marston (Mastin), Nathaniel, 1134,


1139, 1148, 1176, 1178, 1181, 2026, 3508, 3544, 3911


Marston. See also Masten, Mastine Martain, Captain Richard, 720


Marten, Ezechiel, 3952


Martense, Bartholomew, 34


Martense (Martensz), Paulus, (Pou- lis) 1306, 3682


Martense, Roelof, trustee of Hacken- sack and Schralenburg, (1755) 3632


Martensen, Roelof, elder of Amers- foort, L. I., (1680) 758


Martenszen, Martin, 1306


Martha's Vineyard, 1360-61


Martin, Henry, 1788


Martin, Josiah, 3508, 3544


Martin, Thomas, 365 Martinet, Rev., 4208


Martino, Francis (François Mar- tonou [Martineau] ), 844, 846


Martyn, Jean (Jan), 368, 419, 420 Martyrdom, of Father Jogues, 167- 69. See also Jogues


Marus, L., see Morris, Lewis Mary, daughter of James II, wife of William III, 1013


Mary, Queen of Scots, her persecu- tions in England, 1777, 1831


Maryland (Merilande), 286; Dutch embassy to, 453, 509, 559, 694, 780, 876-77, 918, 1043, 1069, 1096, 1170, 1232, 1396, 1669, 1790, 1991,


(1776) 4294 Masius, Rev., 2545


Mason, Rev. Dr John M., 4084


Mason, Martyn, 509


Massachusetts, 992, 998, 1008, 1222, 1363; ministers of, request Con- gress to reprint the Bible, (1790) 4355


Masse, see Lydius


Masten, Abraham, 4033


Masten, Benjamin, 4033


Masten, Johannes, 4033


Masten (Maston), Johannes, jun., 4033


Masterland, [Marstrand] an island off the coast of Sweden, 84


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Mastine, John, of Flushing, L. I., (1658), 413


Mastine, Maston. See also Masten, Marston


Mastricht, see Maestricht


Masts, 1416, 1427, 1438


Mather, Rev. Cotton, writes to


S. P. G. about the oppressions of Cornbury at Jamaica, (1706) 1883 Mather, Rev. Increase, 2016


Mathews, Peter, 4118, 4200


Mathews, Colonel Peter, 2070, 2074, 2091-92


Mathews, Samuel, 498


Matrimony, rite performed by jus- tices, 1893


Matson, Jan, 676


Matthews, David, (1776) 4295


Matthews, Thomas, 684


Matties, Captain, 1407


Mattysen , Jan, of


Esopus, 697-98, 748, 750, 784 Maul, John, 4101


Maun, see Mann


Maurice, Count John, of Nassau, gov- ernor of Dutch Brazil, see Nassau, John Maurice, Count of


Mauricius, J. J., governor of Suri- nam, 3095-96


Mauritius river, see Hudson river Mauritz, Jacob, skipper, (1681) 767, 790, 795, 1008, 1029


Mauritz, Jacob, (1752) 3220


Mauritzstad, capital of Dutch Brazil, (1636-44) 41, 264; Classis of, (1643) 172


Maus, Johannes J., 2381


May (Mey), Cornelis Jacobsen, (1624) 37, 188


May, Hero, a merchant in Amster- dam, 1340, 1573


Mayer, Johannes, 3982


Mayfield, Fulton county, N. Y., 4383, (1800) 4389


Mayhew, Experience, 1360


Mayhew, Rev. Dr Jonathan, (1763) 3864, 3887, 3889, 3909-10


Mays, Aaltje, 4199, 4242 Meade, Dr, 1729, 1837


Meadows, Sir Philip, 1170, 1285, 1688, 1703, 1707, 1797, 1971 Measles, 958-59


" Measures and appointment " -- terms used by Dr. Livingston in describing to the Classis of Am- sterdam the assumption of inde- pendence by the American Dutch church, (1784) 4324


Meby, Jan, 1306


Medenbach, Rev. Alexander, 3160, 3169, 3195, 3199, 3233, 3238, 3241, 3245, 3258-61


Medenblik, Holland, 34


Medicinal seeds, to be sent to New Netherland, 451, 461


Medicine, ministers forbidden to prac- tise, 85, 139, 173, 531, 533; prac- tised by Curtius, Latin teacher, 474


Medulla of Theology, by Mark, 4257, 4274


Meeker, Robert, 365


Meeks, Edward, 4089


Meeks, Joseph, 4135


Meerlant, Rudolphus, 591, 493


Meet, Jan Pieterze, see Maet, Jan Pieterze


Meetinghouses, bill to repair, (1699) 1302


Megapolensis, the Grecized form of Mekkelenburg, 228


Megapolensis, Dirrick, 143


Megapolensis, Hellegond, 143


Megapolensis, Jan, 143


Megapolensis, Rev. John, sr, pastor at Koedyk, Holland, 157ª


Megapolensis, Rev. Johannes, re- nounces popery, disinherited, 602; settles at Wieringerweert, Holland, (1634), 86; at Schoorl and Bergen, 1638) 119; informs Classis of Amsterdam that Backerus is will- ing to go to the East Indies, (1640) 135-36; Backer informs the classis of ministers at Schoorl and Koedyk who were willing to go to the colonial churches, (1641) 141-42; contract with Patroon Van


a Said to be the father of the one of the same name who came to America in 1642. Of. Van Rensselaer-Bowier Manuscripts, pages 629, 828.


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Megapolensis, Rev. Johannes (cont'd) Rensselaer, to preach at Rens- selaerwyck for six years, (1642) 143-45; contract ratified by Classis of Amsterdam, 145-48; dismission from his church of Schoorl, (1642) 149, 152; Bogardus exhorted by classis to cooperate cordially with him, (1642) 151;ª parties accom- panying him, 153-54; dispute as to right of the company to indorse the patroon's contract, 154; his li- brary, 155-57; his arrival, his parentage, 156-57; his advice fol- lowed by the vice director, 168-69; befriends a Jesuit, Father Jogues, 166; his tract on the Mohawks, (1644) 158, 187, 254; instructs the Indians, 341; requested to be an umpire between Bogardus and Kieft, (1646) 200, 238; allusion, 216; requests his dismissal, (Jan. 27, 1648), 225, 227-28, 239, 261; the company inclined to call nim for Manhattan, 226-27, 229, 244; classis urges him to remain, 228, 230-31; his wife has already left for Holland, 236, 239, 243-44, 248, 251, 254, 269, 276; informs classis about Bogardus, repeats request for his dismission, 237-40, 242-43, 246, 248, 261; his request granted, (1649) 249, 251-52; Stuyvesant resolves to detain him at Manhat- tan, 253-54, 262, 268-71, 278; writes a treatise, styled, " Exam- ination and Confession for Those Inclined to Approach the Table of the Lord," 255, 275-76, 287, 296, 347, 349, 350, 352; classis ratifies his settlement at Manhattan, (1649) 264; congratulates him on his will- ingness to remain, 264-66; ad- vances to his wife in Holland a half year's salary, 269; allusions, 255, 262, 276, 294, 300; classis as- sumes responsibility for his salary, releasing Stuyvesant from his




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