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Orphans, 257, 259, 284, 354
Orphans of mixed marriages, in the Palatinate, (1705) 1601
Orthodoxy, agreement with the An- glican church, 991, 1213, 1391, 2115; agreement with the Dutch church, 3857, 3869, 4314, 4320, 4328, 4374
Osborn, John, 927
Osborn, Thomas, 927
Osborne, [Sir Danvers, bart.,] gov- ernor of New York, (1753) 3432, 3436
Osdorpius, Rev. Lucas, 591
Osenbridge [Osnabruck, Dutch " Og- senbrugge "] linen, 996
Ossingen, Palatinate, 3055-56, 4265 Ostade, Rev., 2630
Ostrander, Christopher, 4365
Ostrander, Rev. Stephen, 4248 (1800) 4391
Oswego, N. Y., 316, 3086, 3107, 3401-2
Otsego lake, 3404
Ottawa river, 1583
Ottawawayes, 1024, 1969
Otten, Rev. John Ab., 40
Otter, The, a ship, 383
Otter, The, another ship, 442, 445
Otterbein, Rev., 4272 Otter skins, 1170 Oudenaarde, Hendrick, 4256
Oudendyck, Holland, 39
Oudewater, Rev. Abram, 620
Oud Niedorp, Holland, 297
Oudt, Johannes, 1306
Ouke, Abraham, 2559
Outman, Johann, 1190
Outreyn, see D'Outrein
Outstanding congregations, 4279,
(1784) 4317
Outwater, Jacob, 3415-16, 3492, 3641
Outwater, Peter, 3100, 3985, 4101, 4284
Overbagh, Johannes, (1751) 3200
Overbagh, John, (1772) 4243, 4246
Overmaas, Holland, 71
Overschie, Holland, 2761
Overseers of the poor, 537-39
Overseers in each parish, (1665) 571 Overseers of the Collegiate Church, 1109-12. See also Trustees
Overyssel, province of, 87, 666; classis of, 39; synod of, 27, 76, 124, 130, 138, 158, 183, 211
Overzee, Mr, 453
Owasco lake, N. Y., 4383, (1800) 4389 Oxenford, John, 2197.
Oxford, England, 155; earl of, 1002; University of, 1175, 3514, 3746, 3803, 3841, 4186-87
Oxford, Mass., 1361 Oxfordshire, England, 362
Oyer, Mr, 1053
Oyster Bay (Oester-Bay), L. I., 646, 1553, 2141, 2743-44, 2782, 2808, 2883, 3024, 3088-89, 3093-94, 3099, 3100, 3102, 3109; Presbyterian church at, 3100, 3114, 3132, 3158, 3175, 3288, 3304-6, 3336, 3351-52, 3373, 3386-89, 3397-98, 3410-12, 3419, 3438-39, 3442, 3492, 3494, 3500; Christ Church at, 3525, 3527, 3578, 3600, 3606, 3646 (1763) 3845, 4247, (1784) 4317, (1800) 4387
Paalding, Abraham, 2139, 3869 Paalding, Joost (Joseph), 3758,
3970
Paaling, see Pauling
Paas (Easter), 3928
Pachico, Rodrigo, 1168
Pachot, Mr, 1409-11
Pachot, Mrs Isacheran, 1409-11
Pagaion, Monsieur, 928
Paget (Pagetus), Rev. Theodore, Presbyterian minister at Amster- dam, (1639-46) 178ª
a According to Jan Wagenaar, Amsterdam in zyne opkomst, aanwas, ges- chiedenissen, II. 174-75, the first minister of the Presbyterian church at Amster- dam was Rev. John Pagett (1607-17), while Rev. Thomas Pagett was called from Blakeley, near Manchester, in 1639, and removed to Shrewsbury, England, in 1646. No Rev. Theodore Paget is mentioned.
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Paghkatghkan, Delaware county,
N. Y., 4383
Paige, Rev. Winslow, 4248, (1800) 4389
Pakringa, J., 2792
Palatinate, The, 87, 1600-6, 1674-79,
1691, 1781, 1784, 1821-31, 2406, 2424, 2630, 3254-55, 3265
Palatinates, or extensive land grants, 1314
Palatine catechism - a description of the Palatinate camps in England, 1817-20
Palatine churches, 2630
Palatine consistory, 1792
Palatine Lutheran church at Quas- saick, 2380, 3171-72
Palatine refugees in England and America, their condition during the past 50 years, (1660-1710) 1820- 31; general condition of the Pala- tine Protestants, (1701) 1453-59; " Declaration," of the elector, John William, in favor of his Protestant subjects, (1705) 1600-6; Queen Anne notified of this "Declara- tion," (1707) 1674-79; list of items relating to the Palatines in the records of the English Board of Trade, (1708) 1691-95; Palatine immigrants mostly from the Lower Palatinate, 1782; "Order " of the English Council for naturalizing the Palatines and sending them to New York, (May 10, 1708) 1702- 3, 1796-97; arrival in England of Rev. Joshua Kocherthal, his peti- tion to Queen Anne and action of the Board of 'T'rade, (June 22, 1708) 1705-9; account by Governor Lovelace of his voyage to New York with a party of the Palatines, (Dec. 18, 1708) 1712, 1720-21; con- tract of the Palatines with the English government, (Dec. 1709) 1814-16; extracts from the journal of the House of Commons, concern- ing the Palatines in England; shall any be settled in England? many
Palatine refugees in England and America (continued)
sent to Ireland, (1709-11) 1724- 42; letters about the Palatines in England, opposition to their intro- duction, (1709) 1752-55; addi- tional extracts from the journal of the House of Commons about them, (1709-11) 1832-41; their general character and customs, 1831; they should be settled in colonies, (1709) 1827; they petition that John F. Haegar may go with them as their pastor, he is examined and ordained by the bishop of London, (1709) 1816-17; the Palatines in New York under Ingoldsby's ad- ministration, (1709) 1735-38; dis- cussion as to their location in New York, statistics, 1739-50, 1824; 2227 Palatines in New York, (1710) 1692; rumor that certain Palatines had turned Pietists, 1742-43; objections to the settle- ment of many of them in England, (1711) 1752-55; history of their movement to England, (July 18, 1709) 1774-94; petition of Ger- mans at Quassaick (Newburgh), for help, (1709) 1800-2; other pe- titions for help, 1804-5; letters and documents, more Palatines to be sent to New York, (1709-10) 1808, 1811-41; second immigration of Palatines, landed on Nutten island, 470 had died on passage over, (1710) 1854-55, 1861; letters of Rev. John F. Haegar to the Society for Propagating the Gospel, 1861-63, 1871-73, 1880, 1886, 1896; Palatine schoolhouse at Queensbury (Germantown), Colum- bia county, N. Y .; Rev. Joshua Kocherthal, a Lutheran minister, leads to a division of the immi- grants into Lutheran and Re- formed, 1877-78; the Palatines in Carolina want a minister, (1711) 1884; John Conrad Weiser, the
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Palatine refugees in England and America (continued)
Palatines, (1711-60) 1898; Hae- gar's letter to Mr. Chamber- layn, his trip to Canada, as chaplain, with the Palatine troops, (1712) 1960-62; Governor Hunter has exhausted his stock and credit in supplying them, 1965-66, 1993- 94; the land at Quassaick creek to be divided among them, (1713) 1998; Governor Hunter tried to keep the Palatines together, but many have gone to Schoharie, (1713) 2000, 2006-7; their ex- treme poverty and suffering, 2001, 2011; the Dutch church of New York sends them a large supply of provisions, 2002-3; statistics, 2004- 5; petition of the Germans at Quassaick for a division of the lands, (1714) 2051, 2122, 2124-25, 2143-48; Domine Haegar has also persuaded other Palatines to pur- chase a great tract of land, that they may live together, his personal lack of funds, statistics, (1714) 2059-63; Haegar's parochial notes of the Palatine towns, populations and communicants, (1715) 2093- 94; petition to erect a church at Kingsberry, permission given, the work, (1715) 2098, 2102, 2109, 2111, 2116-17; petition to the king to allow a salary to Haegar, suc- cessful, (1716) 2106-8, 2113; Haegar's parochial notes, (1716) 2110; statistics, (1718) 2123; re- view of the Palatine emigration to America, their arrival in 1709, 1700 had died on the passage, con- ditions under which they came, their removal to Livingston Manor, (1720) 2147-48; 50 families sent to Schoharie, their desire for per- manent settlements, 2168-73; pe- tition for the division of the land at Germantown to the several families, (1724) 2218-19; petition granted, 2222; second and third emigration of Palatines to America,
Palatine refugees in England and America (continued)
with Rev. Oehl as their minister, 2232-33, 2519, 2535, 2671, 3078, 3171-72, 3400
Paling, Major, see Pauling, Levi
Pallas, an Indian, 3403-5
Palls, use of at funerals, 2444
Palm island, 1789
Palmer, J., 927 Palmer, Nehemiah, 2621
Palmer, Silvanus, 2621-22
Palmer, Solomon, 3484, 3502
Palmer, Rev., rector at Amboy,
3816-17, 3864-65
Palmer (Pamer), Thomas, 1322
Palmerston, [Henry Temple, 2d Vis- count], 4067
Paltz (Palatinate), see Palatinate Paltz, see New Paltz
Pama, Rev., 2565
Pamphlets (booklets), 176; on the Frelinghuysen case, 2330, 2332, 2349, 2359; on the coetus contro- versy, (1762) 3831, 3836, 3862. See also Leydt, Ritzema
Pannebakker, Peter, 2009 Panna, see Ponds, N. J.
Pantagolus, Meletius, Greek bishop of Ephesus, writes a letter, in Greek, to the Classis of Amsterdam, (1644) 185
Papacy, The, 946, 949, 1247
Papal church, indirectly referred to in the baptismal formula, 429; Domine Megapolensis invited by Fathers Bressani and LeMoyne to return to, 437, 439; Megapolen- sis's tract on the, (1658) 404, 427, 439
Papal persecutions under James II, 1777
Papers, early, Independent Reflector, (1753), 3456; New York Mercury, (1753) 3457; New York Gazette, (1753) 3457; Ocasional Reverbe- rator, (1753) 3457; Independent Whig, (1753) 3388
Papirineam (Paparinam), Indian name of an island in the Harlem river, 1138, 3711
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Papists, ministers going to Russia must not dispute with Lutherans or Papists, (1636) 102; the Classis of Amsterdam complains to the Di- rectors of the West Indies Com- pany of their licensing papists to trade in Brazil, (1646) 204-6; a few in New Netherland, (1655) 335; if Lutherans allowed to hold services, papists will soon apply, (1655) 387; Megapolensis's ac- count of, in central New York, (1658) 436-39; persons baptized by, need not be rebaptised, (1661) 513; Megapolensis disinherited by, 602; allusions, 830, 920, 961, 967, 971-73, 980-83, 985, 990-91, 1009, 1031, 1034, 1042, 1049, 1053, 1085, 1214, 1377-78, 1600-6, 1674-79, 2063, 3341
Paraiba (Pariba), Brazil, 42, 172 Paramaribo, 2663, 2792, 2855, 2857, 3014, 3044, 3050, 3094, 3103-5, 3109, 3120, 3216-17, 3302, 3327, 3466, 3539-40, 3566, 3671, 3793, 4112-13, 4168-69. See also Suri- nam
Paramus, Classis of, formed by divi- sion of Classis of Hackensack, (1800) 4383
Paramus (Peremus), N. J., Domine Erickzon called to, 2330-31, 2359; allusion, 2464; Mancius becomes pastor, 2601, 3210; allusion, 3027; call of Vander Linde, (1748) 3028; allusion, 3099, 3101, 3331, 3338, 3562, 3583, 3609; letter from its pastor, Vander Linde, to the clas- sis, (1755) 3622-23; an anticoetus meeting held at, (Nov. 3, 1755) 3624-33, 3652-53; allusion, 3643- 46, 3666, 3669; its pastor among the opponents of coetus, (1756) 3578-80; allusions, 3691, 3695, 4012, 4211, 4243, 4246, 4248, (1784) 4318, 4383, (1800) 4391 Pardon, Jacob, 1526, 1608
Parents only to present children for baptism, (1658) 430-31
Paris, Ferdinand John, 2645
Paris, France, 437, 1069
Parish of Jamaica, 2645
Parish school of Trinity Church, 2190
Parishes, in general, (1677) 693, 1081-82, 1998
Parishes in New Jersey, (1665) 569 Parishes in New York, (1689) 991, (1693) 1077; Trinity Church de- clared to be the " parish church " of New York City, in its charter, (1697) 1143-45; on Long Island, (1665) 571-72, (1704) 1553
Parisian (Parisiens), Otto, 4240, 4280 Parker, Mr, 4116
Parker, Coloes, 1306
Parker, James, a printer, 3523
Parker, William, 753
Parliament, acts of, do not apply to the colonies unless they are spe- cifically mentioned, 1080, 3429
Parmentier, Peter, 2502, 2505, 2558, 2582
Parmerend, see Purmerend
Parochial church of New York City -Trinity Church, (1697) 1140
Parochial schools, (1619) 4220, 4216, 2337, 2374; at Hem, Holland, 36 Parole, 1906-7
Parritsfield, N. Y., 2676
Parsell, Nickolas, 413
Parsippany (Persippany, Persip- peny), N. J., 4248, (1784) 4318
Parsonages, 804-5, 842, 866, 881, 915, 1300, 4334 Parsons, 1082
Parsons, Samuel, 927
Particular assemblies (particular
bodies or classes), (1771) 4213, 4216, 4228, 4251, 4253, 4282; as- sumed the name of classes, (1784) 4321, 4324, 4331
Particular (or special) grace, 4123, 4134
Particular (Byzondere) synods in Holland, (1619) 4221, 4223
Particular synod in America, the old assembly or synod (1771-92) be- comes a Particular Synod, (1793)
-
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Particular synod in America (cont'd)
4367-69, (1794) 4370, (1796) 4372-73, 4376, (1797) 4377, (1799) 4377; writes to Synod of North Holland, (1799) 4378, 4381; divided into the particular synods of New York and Albany, (1800) 4381-84
Parton, John, 684
Pasaick (in Classis of Albany), N. Y., (1800) 4390
Passaic, 1107. See also Aquackononck Pastoral letter of general synod to the churches, (1800) 4384-87
Patent for Manor of Fordham, see Fordham, Manor of; for townships, to Kings College, to Trinity Church, to Collegiate Church, (1770) 4183-84, 4191
Patent of Charles II for New Nether- land, (1664) 559, 560, 1591. See also New Jersey
Patent to Trinity Church of the Queen's Farm, (1705) 1590, 1597- 98; confirmed by the Queen, (1709) 1801; allusions, 1552, 2052-53
Patent for Lutheran lands at New- burgh, (1751) 3171-72
Paterson, N. J., 2244
Patria, 249, 563, 573, 587, 635, 647, 782, 900
Patrick, Daniel, 932 Patron, see Patroon
Patronage, the bishop of London com- plains that the king's right of pa- tronage in the colonial churches is not duly asserted by the governors, (1677) 693; rests with the pa- troons in the Dutch and English manors, 75, (1642) 143, (1686) 920, 1146, 1151 (1715) 2095; in the consistory of the Dutch Church of New York by the articles of surrender, (1664) 558; and by their charter, (1696) 1151; and in the consistories of other Dutch churches, 2163, 2469; and in the town vestries, by the ministry act, (1693) 1079; in the city vestry
Patronage (continued)
and one of the church wardens of Trinity Church, by its charter, (1697) 1146-47; in the church wardens and vestrymen of Trinity Church, (by new act of incorpora- tion), (1704) 1564, 1568, see also 1552; in New Jersey, the proprie- tors shall never claim any right of patronage in the churches, (1665) 569-70
Patroons, the West India Company the general patroon of all New Netherland, (1621, 1623) 37; re- serves to itself Manhattan island, (1640) 188; duty of local patroons to provide clergymen, schoolmasters and comforters of the sick, 46, 75, 78, 79; allusions, 84; new more general charter for patroons, 129, 130, 188; contract of patroon Van Rensselaer with Rev. John Mega- polensis, (1642) 143-48, 153, 158 - 57; the company, being the general patroon, insists on indorsing Van Rensselaer's contract with Mega- polensis, (1642) 153; expiration of this contract, effort to extend it a year, (1648) 230-31, 239; renewed request of Megapolensis for his re- lease granted, (1649) 248-49; classis urges the patroon's exe- cutors to provide another minister for Rensselaerwyck, 251-52; the patroon must be indemnified for the retention of Megapolensis at Manhattan, (1649) 262; the patroon warned by classis, against employing Grasmere, a suspended minister, (1650) 272, 283; the church of Rensselaerwyck and the Consistory of Manhattan warned against recognizing him, (1650) 289, 290-95; a new charter of patroonships to all who may settle colonies (1650) 276; classis urges the patroon to send another min- ister to Rensselaerswyck, (1651) 286-95; classis recommends Epis- copius to the patroon, but he de-
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Patroons (continued)
clines, (1652) 305-6; recommends Rev. Gideon Schaats, he accepts, ordained, his contract with the patroon (1652) 309, 310; the pa- troon gives 1000 guilders toward a new church building, (1656) 344; dispute between the West India Company and the patroon as to tithes, (1656) 353, 442; expiration of Schaats's contract with the patroon, will remain on increase of salary, classis notifies the patroon, (1658) 417; allusions, 651, 3226- 27
Pattee, John, 933 Pauli, Rev. Jacob, 39
Pauling (Paaling, Paling, Pawling), Levi, of Kingston, 3621, 3958,
4060, 4074-75, 4085, 4211, 4243, 4246
Pauling. See also Pawling
Paulinus - a mistake of Governor Lovelace for Polhemus, (1671) 616 Paulis, Mr, 368
Paulison, John, 3925
Paulus, Elizabeth, 703
Paulusz, Cornelis, 2275
Pauw, Michiel, patroon of Pavonia, 361
Pauw (Pavo), Rev. Petrus, 462, 707, 764 Pauwelson, Mons, 676 Pauwlten, C., 2383
Pavo, Rev. Peter, see Pauw, Rev. Petrus
Pavonia, N. J., 86, 361
Pawling, Henry, 684
Pawling. See also Pauling
Paycock, Robert, 684
Peace, after the Revolution, (1784) 4323-24, 4337; proclaimed between the republics of Holland and Eng- land, (1654) 327; established by the treaties of Westphalia, (1648) 226; of Breda, (1667) 639, 1658; of Westminster, (1674) 652, 1658 Peace articles in Kings county, L. I., (1712) 1930-33, 1981, 2011, (1714) 2066, 2083-86, (1755) 3534, 3559- 60, 3588, 3616, 3661, 3663
Peace articles proposed at Raritan, (1732) 2568, 2592, 2638, 2653, 2659, 2665-68, 2678
Peace sermons to be preached by Arondeus and Van Sinderin, 3213, 3491
Pearl street, New Amsterdam, (1633) 85, 119
Pearson, Colonel, 1405
Pearss, William, 3881
Peartree, Mrs, 1803; (Widow),
2376
Peartree, William, 1573, 1714, 1805, 1807, 1847-48, 1854
Pechtel, John, 2834
Peck, Andries Frederick, 3082, 3084
Peek, Jacobus, 3132, 3590, 3632 Peekskill, N. Y., Anglican church at, (1776) 4290; Dutch church at, (1800) 4387
Peetersen, Samuel, 676
Peifer, Adam, 4033
Peiffers (Peitfers, Peyffers, Peytfers), Rev. W[ilhelmus], at Amsterdam, 3473-74, 3476-78, 3488, 3567-73, 3582, 3597, 3641, 3644, 3647, 3883, 3979
Peigenina, Rev. Gualterus, 299. See also Pereyzinus, Rev. Gaulterus, 622
Peiret (Peiretsz, Perrot), Rev. Pierre, 879, 998, 1043, 1089, 1172, 1188, 1268, 1321, 1324; petitions Cornbury for salary, (1702) 1513, 1528; president of a ministerial society, (1704) 1559
Pekamptekook, 1069
Pelham, Manor of, 1077, (1704) 1553, 3452-53
Pelham, T[homas], one of the lords of trade, 2192
Pell, Thomas, 3452
Pella, a place of refuge, 4228
Pelletreau, Elias, 2237
Pelling, Dr, 1787 Pels, Evert, 153, 157
Peltry trade, 635, 879
Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer, second
Presbyterian pastor in New York, (1748) 4047 Pembroke Castle, 2562
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Pembroke, Thomas, earl of Mont- gomery, 1726, 1787, 1835
Penal religious laws of England, do not extend to the colonies, asserted by Makemie, (1706) 1670-71
Penicook (Penekoke) Indians, 1362, 1383
Penitential sermons, 2739, 3213, 3222-25, 3594
Penkovius, Rev. N., 789
Penmanship, 3257, 3351, 3652
Penn's patent, as to religion, bishop of London desires that it should not prevent Anglican chaplains from entering Pennsylvania, (1681) 759
Pennsylvania, 27, 28, 29, 759; perfect freedom of religion in, (1682) 800; allusions, 947, 958, 987, 1024, 1045, 1052, 1061, 1093, 1134, 1170, 1262, 1427, 1438; a suggested refuge for the Palatines, 1789-93, 1829; Assembly of, in opposition to the queen's authority, (1707) 1682- 84; almost all „of its members Quakers, 1767; historical society of, 1693; has no ministry act, 1910, 1991-92, 2000, 2425-37, 2440, 2443; letter of classis to the Germans in, ratifying all the acts of Boehm, (1729) 2468-71, 2630-31, 2671, 2673, 2676, 2705, 2734-35, 2737, 2755, 2761; German churches in, 2799, 2812, 2836, 2849, 2935, 4038, 4067, 4096-98, 4160; Mora- vians and Romanists in, 2907, 2919-20, 3243, 3278, 3301; univer- sity of, 3057, 3069; only one Dutch church in, 3057; coetus of German churches, 3037, 3071, 3122, 3128, 3882, 3919-20, 4166, 4195, 4207, 4272; allusions, 3287, 3295, 3342- 47, 3350, 3405-6, 3409, 3486, 3498, 3555, 3582, 3584, 3687, (1771) 4207
Penokius (Benockius, Pennokius), Rev. Joh., 1287, 1292
Pensionary Buys, see Buys, Willem Pensionary Heinsius, see Heinsius, Antonie
Pensionary Marcus, see Marcus
[Pieter]
Pentecost, (1619) 4224
People, The, 457-58, 864, 866, 2739, 2804, 2865
Pera, suburb of Constantinople, 1364 Pereca (Perica), W. I., 4168-69
Peren-poort, in the Manor of Ford- ham, 2121
Pereyzinus, Rev. Gualterus, 622. See
also Peigenina, Rev. Gualterus, 299 Perizonius, Rev. R[utgerus], minis- ter at Amsterdam, 3731-32, 3748, 3752, 3765 Perkins, Mary, 927
Pernambuco, Brazil, 41
Perrot, see Peiret
Perry, Mr, 995
Perry, Bishop, quotation from his "American Episcopal Church," 759, 1133
Perry, Micaiga, 1788
Persecuted churches, in Flanders, a minister sent to, (1629) 76; in England and Ireland, (1643) 169, 170, 174-75; nearly $9000 raised for by Classis of Amsterdam, 177- 82
Persecutions, 87; unjustifiable, 1080; not allowed in the Palatinate, (1705) 1601-2; in England and Scotland, (1639) 122; in Germany, 2427
Persen, Cornelis, 2811, 3952-59, 4011-12, 4021-22, 4029, 4034, 4040 Persen, Johannes, jr, 3200, 4033 Persen, Matthew, 4033
Persippany, see Parsippany
Perth Amboy, N. J., 1711, 1438 Peter, an Indian, 3400
Peterborough, [Henry Mordaunt, 2d] earl of, 894, 897, 925
Peters, Mr, 3840 Peters, Rev. Hugh, 170 Petersen, Andrie[s], 684
Petersen, George, 2930, 3078, 3095 Petersen, Matthew, 2974, 3413
Petersen, Peter, 684
Peterson, Cor., of Three Mile Run, N. J., 2478
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Peterson, Frederick, 684
Petri Apiani [Cosmographia?], one of the books belonging to Jonas Bronck, 168
Petri, Rev. Rudolphus, 73, 88
Petrus, an Indian, 2634
Pettet, Tho[mas], 934
Petticoat Lane, New York City, 1528 Pettit, Joshua, 2135
Pews, 278, 2672, 4151-52, 4256; of Fletcher, given to Trinity Church, 1220; for minister's wife, 2866 Peyster, see De Peyster
Philadelphia, a ship, 4337, 4342 Philadelphia, Pa., allusions, 878, 1053, 1512, 1599, 1761, 1810, 1896, 1898, 2017, 2053, 2424, 2475, 2484- 86, 2513-15, 2519; Weiss, pastor in German church, (1728) 2406; funds sought by him in Holland wherewith to build a church, 2530, 2597, 2710, 2718; allusions, 2753, 2761, 2774, 2853, 2932, 2960, 3287, 3346, 3350, 3370, 3644, 3687, 3762; Presbyterian church of, Rev. Jede- diah Andrews, pastor, (1730) 2519; presbytery of, 2684; Anglican church in, (1759) 3735; allusions, 4038, 4086, 4114, 4143, 4272, (1776) 4294, 4314 (1785) 4335 Philip IV, Elector Palatine, 1821 Philips, Charles, 3968, 4286
Philips, Rev. Francis, Anglican, sent to Stratford, Ct., (1712-13) 2015, 2017
Philips (Phillip, Phillips, Phylps), Hendrick, deacon at Fishkill, 2502, 2505, 2534, 2558, 2582; elder at Fishkill, (1765) 3985
Philips, Sir John, 1739, 1740, 1788 Philips (Phillips), Thomas, 933 Philipsburgh, Manor of, 3452; church of, 3562, 3583, 3669; an Anglican church, (1759) 3735, 4243, 4387 Philipsburgh, Palatinate, 1783 Philipse (Philips), Adolph, 1221, 1315, 1322, 1615, 1618-19, 1798, 1805, 1847-48, 1854, 1873, 1934, 2009, 2020, 2024, 2047, 2143, 2145, 2151, 2176, 2635
Philipse (Philipsen, Filips, Filipzen, Flypse), Frederick, (1660) 476, (1664) 565, 586, 595, (1674) 642, 677, 679, 743, 927, 963, 967-68, 971, 973, 981, 984, 1025, 1030, 1064, 1085, 1217, 1270, 1315, 1441, 3452 Philipse (Philips), Frederick, 2358; judge, (1733) 2623, 3508, 3544; member of New York Assembly, (1770) 4176
Phillips, Rev. George, Independent, (1718) 2126, 2141
Philo-Reflector, 3457, 3459
Phyfe, James, treasurer of Collegiate Church, secures a history of the suits connected with the property of the church, 2223
Physicians, ministers forbidden to act as physicians, (1633) 85, (1641) 139; report to be made on subject, (1643) 173; Rector Cur- tius (Latin teacher) also practises medicine, (1660) 474; Rev. Sam- uel Megapolensis (1664-68) also a physician, 489, 531; Peter Sluiter, a Labadist, also a physi- cian, (1683) 869; charge against him, a post-mortem examination, 869-71; three physicians in New York (1710), Dr Law, Dr Moore, Dr Garren, ordered to visit the ship bringing over the Palatines, much sickness aboard, (1710) 1855; Rev. Mauritius Goetschius also a physician, (1755) 3553 Pick, Rev. D. C. A., 4362 Picquet, Abbé, 3107
Pictet, Professor, at Geneva, 2295
Pidgeon, William, of Flushing, L. I., 413
Piedmontese, The, 530
Pierron, Father Jean, S. J., (1667) 590
Pieter, Reijutje, see Pietersen, Reyn- dert
Pieters, Marie, 703
Pietersen, Adolph, 521, 631, 641, 1030
Pietersen, Aert, 403-4
Pietersen, Cornelis, 121
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Pietersen, Evert, sent as teacher to New Amstel, (Mar. 1657) 378; hears of a colony of 400 people to follow him, his school, in need of stationery, etc., (Aug. 12, 1657) 402; is also chorister, visitor of the sick and deacon, in New Amstel, (1659) 458; is visiting Holland, (1660) 495; is appointed schoolmaster, chorister and visitor of the sick in New Amsterdam, (1661) 502-3; takes the place of Van Hoboocken, 522; allusion, 542; his salary from the company lost by the surrender, appeals to the city authorities for its continu- ance, (1664) 563, (1665) 575, (1666) 577, (1669) 600; assists Domine Drisius in church service, (1670) 610; his finances, (1674) 642; is old and feeble, De la Noy takes his place as chorister and visitor of the sick, (1686) 932. See also W. H. Kilpatrick, Dutch Schools of New Netherland
Pietersen, Gerbrant, 2446-47
Pietersen, Hendrick, 366
Pietersen, J., 3597
Pietersen, Jacob, 366, 825
Pietersen, Jochim, 197
Pietersen, John, 192
Pietersen, Lefferts, 1120
Pietersen (Pittersen), Louris, 474
Pietersen, Marcelis, 1199
Pietersen, Reyndert, 512, 538
Pietersen (Pietersse), Simon, 34
Pieterz, J. Plouteau, of Paramaribo, 3095, 3120
Pietists, rumor that certain Pala- tines had become, 1742-43; in Pennsylvania, 2426, 2429
Piffenser, John, 2329
Piljardus, Rev., 493
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