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South river (continued)
82; church matters not very satis- factory, 395; Fort Nassau aban- doned (1651), and Fort Casimir built lower down, captured by the Swedes, but retaken by the Dutch, reader appointed, Hjort, the a
Swedish minister returns to
Sweden, 395; Fort Christina also taken by the Dutch, and Nertunius, the Swedish minister, sent away, but Lokenius allowed to remain with his flock, 395-96, 398; letter from Schoolmaster Petersen to a friend in Holland, 401-3; day of fasting, thanksgiving and prayer observed, (Mar. 13, 1658) 419; the classis opposes the permission of Lutheran worship at New Amstel, two elders and deacons chosen, (1659) 446-47; death of Domine Welius, 456-59, 471, 496; West India Company sells their rights on the South river to the city of Amsterdam, (1662) 521; certain Mennonites to be conveyed thither, 524; another Reformed pastor to be sent, (1663) 529; Rev. Abel Zetscoorn, a Swedish minister, officiating, 531-32, 536; Rev. Warnerus Hadson sent by the classis, but dies on the passage over, (1664) 543, 549; sufferings of the people at, from the English soldiery, 576; bad conduct of Domine Fabritius at New Castle, (1669) 607; he is about to remove thither, (1670) 609, 621; Martin Hoffman of New York permitted to go to South river to raise money to build a Lutheran church in New York, 622; petition of certain par- ties to Governor Andros, for a grant of 4000 acres of land at the falls of the Delaware (Trenton), with freedom of worship, (1672) 627; the renewed Dutch governor directs that the religion of the Synod of Dort be taught on the
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South river (continued)
South river, (1673) 637; Fabritius suspended from ministerial func- tions for a year, 640-41; troubles in the church of New Castle; Fabritius again involved; sum- moned before Governor Andros, (1675) 673-75; the Swedes and Finns of Cranehook object to his ministry, 676; is finally suspended, 677; order of Governor Andros for any three ministers of the province to meet, examine and ordain Rev. Peter Tesschenmacher as minister of the Reformed church on the South river, (1679) 724; his exam- ination, ordination and letters on the subject, 726-35, 753-54, 782- 83, 823-24; his ministry there (1679-83), serving New Castle and neighboring places, 778; leaves New Castle for Staten Island, (1683) 867-68, 882; allusions, 770, 795, 823, 830-34, 837-39, 849, 867- 68, 876, 879, 956, 970, 976, 1052, 1085, 1593
Southampton, England, 36 Walloons there, (1634) 117
Southampton, L. I., 629, 630, 1064
Southampton, Pa., (1800) 4390
Southold, L. I., 618-19, 629, 630, 871- 72, 1064
Southwark, England, rendezvous of the Palatines, (1709) 1725, 1727-
28, 1732, 1754, 1833, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1840
Southwell, Edward, 1703, 1725, 1834, 1971
Soutmaet, Rev. Gualterus, 1100
Spain, 41, 1827
Spangenberg, [August Gottlieb], Mo- ravian bishop, (1744) 2847, 2852, 2884
Spanheim, Palatinate, 1600, 1782
Spanheym, Professor Frederick, 3964 Spaniards, 1789, 2673 Spanish priest, 2140
Spanish succession, war of, (1708) 1702
Spanish translation of the Belgic confession, (1642) 148
Spanish War with Holland, 1827 Spanish West Indies, 1789
Specht, Rev. Philippus, 591-93, 694
Special grace, 4129, 4143
Specx, J., one of the directors of the e West India Company, 229
Speeter, Hannes, 2329 Spencer, Rev. Elihu, 3400
Sperr, Leonhard, 2437
Spicer, Mrs Micah, mother of Sam Spicer, 497
Spicer (Spycer), Sam, a Quaker of Gravesend, L. I., 497
Spiegel die niet Vleyt, "The Mirror
that Does Not Flatter," a book published by Frelinghuysen, 2457 Spier, John, 3234, 4243
Spin, Captain, with whom Rev. Theo- dore Frelinghuysen sailed, (1759) 3738
Spires (Spiers, Spire), Germany, 1782-83, 1822-23, 1825, 1829
Spiritual Courts, nonexistent in the colonies, 1080
Spisz, John Peter, 2708
Spitsberg, Bergen county, N. J., 3634, 3656
Spitzbergen, Island of, 129
Sponsors, 1689
Sporke, General, see Van Spörcke
Spragg, J[ohn]., secretary of the Council, 884, 912, 927, 937
Sprange, Holland, 622
Spratt, John, 1112, 2187
Springsteen, David, 3042
Sproegel, Widow, 2496 Sprong, David, 3619
Spury, Jacob, 4240, 4280
Spuyten Duivel 1138 (Spiten Divell),
Staats, Abraham, 2149, 2154
Staats, Jacob, 1004, 1844
Staats (Staets), Pieter, of Kings county, L. I., 2739, 2804-5
Staats, Samuel, (M. D.) a surgeon, allusions, 981, 990, 1008, 1190-91, 1193, 1203, 1205-6, 1210, 1211, 1265-66, 1268, 1271-72, 1345, 1352, 1405, 1408, 1433; brief sketch of his life, (1704) 1567, 2097; a deacon (1700-2), an elder, (1702-4),
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Staats, Samuel, (M. D.) (continued) (1707-9), (1711-13) 1444-45; allu- sions, 1616, 1618; signs " Paper " on "State of the Church," (1706) 1660; allusion, 1668; member of the Council, (1710-15) 1873, 1934, 1963, 2009, 2024, 2097; his death, (1715) 2097; allusions, 2050, 2106 Staes (Staets), Abraham, surgeon, comes over with Megapolensis, (1642) 153, 157; takes oath of allegiance to Great Britain, (1664) 565
Stafford, Lord, 1902
Staffordshire, England, 1792
Stametle, Michael, 758
Stamford, Ct., 165, 1612, 1635, 3501
Stamford, [Thomas Grey, 2d earl of] member of the Board of Trade, 1703
Standard, Rev. Thomas, Anglican, Westchester county, N. Y., (1727) 1870, 2391, 3504-5, 3735
Standards of the Dutch Reformed church, to be translated, (1788) 4348, 4352, 4355-56
Stanhoffius, Andrew Jacob, printer at Amsterdam, 3341
Stanhope, [James], secretary of state, 1677, 2104
Stanley, Sir John, 1788
Stapel, Rev. Casparus M., ordained for Amwell, N. J., (1761) 3809, 3828; pastor at Amwell, (1762) 3882, 3919-20
Staphorst, Rev., 4182 Staple rights, 85
Star Chamber, abolition of, 1679
State of the Dutch church (1706),
a paper on, 1657-62; allusion, 1616
Staten Island, allusion, (1652) 303; Domine Drisius visits, to preach to the Vaudois and Waldenses, (1656) 342, 354; the Dutch fleet of Benckes anchor under, (1673) 628; demand its surrender, 629; the French of, would like to have a preacher, Drisius still going over every two months to officiate
Staten Island (continued)
there, (1664) 554-55; Domine Van Zuuren preaches there, (1681) 776-77; the church has 50 mem- bers, (1681) 795; the people tax themselves to pay their minister, Rev. Morgan Jones, pastor, (1682) 815; certain parties petition to be excused from contributing to the support of Mr Jones, (1682) 844; answer to their petition, 846; allusions, 787, 820, 836, 844-47, 867, 876, 882, 922, 935-36, 944- 45, 948-49, 957, 968, 1007, 1043, 1051; French church, 1064; Domine Varick preaches there twice a year, 1051; the people mostly English, would like an Anglican minister, a tax of £40 for his support, (1704) 1554; allu- sion, 1591; Rev. Eneas Macken- zie (Anglican) sent there, (1705) 1610, 1921; new officials appointed friendly to the Anglican church, (1712) 1900; the Dutch and French call Domine Van Sant- voord, (1717) 2119; Van Sant- voord's book, a dialogue between Considerans and Candidus, (1726) 2349, 2361, 2439, 2445, 2685-86; poverty of the church, (1737) 2697; allusions, 2708, 2710, 2736, 3012, 3119, 3148, 3151, 3157, 3160, 3165, 3168, 3178, 3181, 3204-6, 3233, 3237, 3262-63, 3271; Classis writes to, (1752) 3276, 3289, 3291, 3296, 3298, 3307, 3351; William Jackson called to, (1753) 3416, 3423; church writes to classis, 3435, 3467-68, 3547, 3555, 3597, 3652, 3707; Dutch church, Rev. William Jackson, pastor, (1757- 89) 4211, 4213, 4246, 4297, 4318, (1800) 4387; Anglican church, (1762) 3817; Rev. Richard Charl- ton, rector, (1747-77), (1776) 4290, 4297, (1784) 4325
. States-General, the, urge the more rapid colonization of New Nether-
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States-General (continued)
land, (1638) 114, 115; threat of certain synods to appeal to, for an equal share, in the religious over- sight of the colonial churches, with that of the Synod of North Holland, (1639) 124, 127; commis- sion Peter Stuyvesant to be di- rector general of New Netherland, etc., (1646) 209; remonstrance of the people of New Netherland to the, respecting the method of government of New Netherland, (1649) 254-60; abstract of same, 266; answer of the West India Company, 267, 284-86; action of the States-General so far as re- ligion is concerned, 275-76; Stuy- vesant's refusal to reform the gov- ernment, 278-79; result of the remonstrance, New Amsterdam in- corporated, (1652) 307; in behalf of the States-General and the company, Domine Drisius sent as diplomatic agent to Virginia, (1653) 319, 320; proclamation of peace between the States-General and the Republic of England, (1654) 327; ratify the action of the city of Amsterdam concerning its offered conditions to emigrants to the South river, (1656) 356; refer Van der Capellen's petition for a commander for Staten Island, to the West India Company, 357- 58; the Swedes on the South river take the oath of allegiance to, (1658) 420; action of the States- General, and conditions offered by the West India Company, to per- sons of tender conscience in Eng- land or elsewhere, who would like to settle in New Netherland, (1661) 499, 500, 510-12, (1662) 518-20, 523-24; extract from patent of Charles II to James, duke of York, concerning New Netherland, (1664) 541; extracts from letters of Stuyvesant concern-
States-General (continued)
ing the designs of England, 551- 53; articles of capitulation, 557- 61; letter of West India Company to the States-General, 565; action of the States-General on the Eng- lish conquest of New Netherland, 565-67; Stuyvesant's report on the surrender, (1665), 575; reply of the West India Company, (1666) 584-86; the corporation of New Orange (New York), to the States-General, (1673) 635- 36; the States-General offer to re- store New Netherland to Eng- land, (1673) 639 ·
Stattum; see Stetten, Rev. Jodocus à Stebbins, Rev. Cyrus, Anglican rector at Schenectady, (1761) 3813 Stecht, Mattys, 1200 Steengs, see Heengs
Steenhuysen, Engelbert, teacher at Bergen, (1663) 539, 540
Steenwinckel, Rev. P[aulus], at Amsterdam, 1858, 1860, 1876-77, 1884, 1955, 2548, 2576
Steenwyck, Mrs, see Selyns, Mrs Steenwyck, Cornelis B., subscribes 100 guilders for defense of New Amsterdam, (1655) 341; marries Margaret de Riemer, (1658) 461; was formerly schepen, now orphan master, (1662) 521; signs peti- tion not to resist the English, (1664) 557; signs articles of capitulation, 559; refuses to swear allegiance to Great Britain until assured that the oath does not modify the terms of surrender, 563; takes the oath, 565; sub- scribes 28 beavers toward salary of minister, (1666) 586; is orphan master, (1668) 594; is burgomaster, (1673) 631; assessed for 50,000 guilders, (1674) 641; is one of the committee to make the general assessment, 643; is one of Colve's council, 646; is one of the Council of Governor An-
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Steenwyck, Cornelis (continued)
dros, (1674) 663; signs petition to Andros about the new oath of allegiance, unless assured that it does not conflict with the condi- tions of surrender, will leave the country, 669-71; with others, is arrested, appeals to the States- General to represent the facts in England, 671-72; is released upon submission, Andros exhorted not to be over severe, 677; is an elder in the church, (1682) 800; allusions, 837, 842-43, 871; gives his Manor of Fordham to the church, (1684) 888-90; history of suits concerning property, 1109- 12, 2223-29; his widow marries Domine Selyns, (1686) 957; allu- sions, 2625, 3407, 3445-54, 3727 Steg, John, 3174, 4200, 4202, 4210, 4252, 4265, 4267
Stein, Captain, 1558 Stein Rabien, see Stone Arabia
Steiner, Rev., 3155, 3345
Steingens, Monsieur, 1677
Stekhorrn [Steckborn], Switzerland, 3201
Stellenbos, South Africa, 1700
Stephens, John, 4046-48
Stephens. See also Stevens
Stephensen, Court, 1198 Stephenszon, Lucas, 1198 Stephung (Stephays), Sebastian,
3901, 3913, 3925-26, 3999
Stepney, George, 1426 Steres, Henry, 498 Stetten (Stattum, Asstetten), Rev. Jodocus à, minister in Brazil, 448. See also p. 21 of this Index
Stevens, J., vestryman of Trinity Church, New York, 2026 Stevens's "Dutch Ecclesiastical Es- tablishment," 186; history of the Scottish church of Rotterdam and other English-speaking churches in Holland, 530
Stevense, Luycas, 1885-86. See also Stephenszon, Lucas
Stevensen, Jan, schoolmaster and reader, New Amsterdam, (1642-48) 237, 242
Stevensen, Oloff, see Van Cortlandt, Oloff Stevensen
Stevenson, Mr, American minister to England, (1841) 7
Stevenson, J., church warden of Episcopal church in Albany, (1751) 4366
Steymets (Steymers), Christoffel, 4136, 4163, 4169
Steynmets (Steinmets), Captain Cas- par, (1663) 540, 578, 609, 664 Stiagigroone, an Indian, 1379 Stichtenhorst, see Van Slechtenhorst Stillingfleet, Bishop, Book on " Un- reasonableness of Separation," 2796 Stillwater, N. Y., 4382, 4389
Stillwater, Sussex county, N. J., (1800) 4389
Stillwell, Nicholas, (1660) 474
Stillwell, Colonel Nicholas, (1767) 4085
Stillwell, Richard, 815, 846-47 Stipel, Theodorus, 591-93
Stissing, N. Y., 4011, 4029, (1784) 4318
Stobo, Rev., a Scotch Presbyterian minister in South Carolina, 878 Stockbridge, Ct., 3399-3405
Stockholm, Andries, 2876, 3662, 3733, 3925-26, 4201 Stocks, the, 1710
Stockton (Stocton), Richard, 413
Stocwell, England, 1741, 1786
Stodhoff, see Stoothoff
Stoffels, Heyer [Reyer], 429
Stokholm, Aaron, 4273
Stokkers, Bartholomew [or J.], 2869 -- 70, 2873, 2885
Stolckwyck, Holland, 73
Stoll, Jacob Jansen, 446
Stoll, Joost, 964-66, 972, 980-81, 984, 1023
Stone Arabia (Stein Rabien), N. Y., 1898, 3012, 3162, 3201, 3233-34, 3241, 3254, 3265-66, 3285-87, 3547, 3553, 3611, 3655, 3659, 3687, 3708, 4272, (1784) 4319, 4383
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Stony Point, N. Y., 1245
Stoot, Rev., 533, 536
Stoothoff (Stothoff, Stodhoff), Elbert, 2204-6, 2211-12, 2280, 2290, 2448, 2454, 2570, 2640
Stoothoff, Garret, 1548, 1622, 1630, 1645, 1847, 1885-86
Stoothoff, Wilhelmus, 3331
Storke, Mr, 2669-72
Storm, Dirck, 703
Storm, Garret, 3985
Stothoff, Garret, 1120
Stoughton, Mr, 1363, 1392
Stoupe (Stoup), Rev. [Pierre], pas- tor at New Rochelle, (1723-60), 3735, 3810
Stoutenberg, Isaac, jr, 2101, 2376, 2615; clerk in Collegiate Church, 2811, 2938, 3123, 4136, 4139, 4187, 4275, 4280
Stoutenberg, Jacobus, 2938, 3123; with others, presents a request to consistory, opposing an English preacher, 3819, 3826, 3831, 3837- 38, 3841, 3866, 3881, 3900, 3921, 3931, 3986, 4029, 4052, 4072, 4095- 96, 4099, 4104-7, 4265
Stoutenberg, Jacobus, chorister of the Old Church at New York, 3395- 97
Stoutenberg, Jacobus, elder, 3012, 3098
Stoutenberg, Peter, (1664) 557, 626, 631, 762, 805, 819, 837
Stoutenberg, Tobias, 2438, 3985
Stoutenberg, N. Y., (1800) 4388 Stoy, Rev. William, 3882
Stratford, Ct., receives help from Trinity Church for a building, (1708) 1698; only Episcopal church in Connecticut, (1723) 3514; allu- sions, 3389, 3432, 3557, 3746 Straube, John William, 2718 Streng, Rev., 1761, note
Streso (Stresg), Rev. Cl[emens], at Amsterdam, 1717, 1720, 1849
Streso, Rev. Jacobus, at Amsterdam,
1287, 1292, 1296, 1336, 1345, 1351; deceased, 1702
Stromberg, Palatinate, 1602
Strong, Rev. Dr Thomas M., his " History of Flatbush," 2009 Struys, Rev. Albertus, 591, 593 Strycker, Barent, 2658 Strycker, Jacob, (1656) 361
Strycker, Jacobus, (1725) 2329, 2739 Strycker, Jan, deacon of the united congregations at Raritan, N. J., (1723) 2206, 2211, 3382
Strycker, Jan, elder at Flatbush,
(1654) 332, 362, 416, 461, 475, 484-85, 502, 529, (1681) 758 Strycker, John, ex-elder of Kings county, L. I., 3031
Strycker, Peter, (1772) 4248, 4362, (1800) 4391
Strycker, Peter, 1847, 1885
Stuart, Rev. John, Anglican, at Fort Hunter, (1776) 4299
Stubbs, Mr, 2076
Studdiford, Rev. Peter, (1772) 4248, 4364-65, (1800) 4390
Students of theology, 2977, 3089, (1619) 4220, (1772) 4254, 4270, (1778) 4303, 4306, (1784) 4322- 23, 4340-41, 4366, 4374, 4376 Stuilengius, Rev. Simon, 126 Stuttgart, Germany, 3083
Stuyer, Andrew, churchmaster, (1751) 2101
Stuyvesant, Mr, (1775) 4187
Stuyvesant, Balthazar, (1664) 556 Stuyvesant, Judith, widow of Peter Stuyvesant, 934
Stuyvesant, N[icholas] W[illiam], (1690) 998
Stuyvesant, Nicholas W., a vestry- man of St Mark's Episcopal church, (1799) 490
Stuyvesant, Peter, his commission, (1646) 209-10; his administra- tion, (1647-64) 216-560; his charter, as to religion and schools, desires the assistance of the whole community, 224; calls the atten- tion of the nine men to the con- dition of the fort, the church, and the cause of education, 224-25; promises that the company will defray part of the expense of edu-
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Stuyvesant, Peter (continued)
cation, 225; Flushing writes to him for a minister, (1648) 226; the directors inform him of the loss of the Princess, speak of the dis- orders in the church, hope that Megapolensis may be prevailed on to settle in New Amsterdam, (Apr. 7, 1648) 228-29; they repeat this hope, will seek a schoolmaster for New Amsterdam, the company ac- cepts the godfathership of Stuy- vesant's son,« (1648) 244-45; for- bids Domine Backerus to allude to political matters in the pulpit, (1649) 252; grants Backerus his dismissal, 253; constrains Domine Megapolensis to remain in New Amsterdam, 253-54; remonstrance of the people of New Netherland to the States-General as to the in- efficiency of the government, (July 28, 1649) 254-60; digest of this remonstrance, 266-67; replies to it, 267-70, 284-86; Stuyvesant's ac- count of the condition of the church, of the departure of Back- erus, of Megapolensis's consenting to remain, desires the classical ratification of Megapolensis's set- tlement in New Amsterdam, need of a schoolmaster, (1649) 261-63; the company's opposition to the remon- strance, (1650) 269; the company thinks that some had been deceived by the remonstrance, the city of Amsterdam and the States-General hope to satisfy all parties, Stuy- vesant himself must be more con- ciliatory, 275-76; new freedoms and exemptions granted to all colo- nists going to New Netherland, 276; Stuyvesant refuses to reform the government, destroys the offi- cial pew of the selectmen, 278-79; directors inform him of the com- pany's willingness to have the " Book on Confession " of Mega-
Stuyvesant, Peter (continued)
polensis published, but the classis not willing; the company releases Stuyvesant from his private re- sponsibility for the salary of Megapolensis, (1651) 296; informs him of their approval of a public school, that they have found a second minister for New Amster- dam (Drisius), who can also preach in English, hopes Stuyvesant will bring the community to help sup- port the minister, (1652) 307; Megapolensis's prayer at the open-
ing of the court, (1653) 314; the Lutherans make request to call a pastor, are denied, (1653) 317, 318; gives up part of the revenue to the city officials on condition that they help support the church, 318; sends Domine Drisius as diplomatic agent to Virginia, 319, 320; the company denies permis- sion to the Lutherans to hold pub- lic services, chides Stuyvesant for slow payment of the ministers' salaries, (1654) 324; orders the city officials to pay these salaries, 325-26; publishes the peace be- tween the republics of Holland and England, (July 1654) 327; re- sumes the collection of the excise wherewith to pay the clergy, 329; appoints commissioners to build a church and parsonage at Flat- bush, 332-33; permits Jews to trade in New Netherland, (1655) 338; exempts the Jews from mili- tary service, 340; expels certain Swedish ministers from Delaware, 340; subscribes 150 florins for the defense of New Amsterdam, 341; forbids unqualified preachers from holding conventicles under heavy fines, 342; permits the location of a new graveyard to be sought and the appointment of new church- masters to repair the church,
a This was Nicholas William, baptized, December 2, 1648. 22
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Stuyvesant, Peter (continued)
(1656) 343; is rebuked by the company for refusing to allow Jews to trade or purchase real es- tate, also for too great severity against the Lutherans, (1656) 352; dispute between Stuyvesant and the patroon of Rensselaerwyck in reference to the disposition of the tithes of that place, 353; Hallett and Wickendam imprisoned, fined and banished for allowing Baptist conventicles in Flushing, Wicken- dam's fine remitted on condition that he leave the province, 361- 62; enforces the company's resolu- tions against the Lutherans, (1657) 373; his correspondence with the magistrates of Hempstead about the tithes and their ministers, Denton and Fordham, 391; Rev. Goetwater (Lutheran) protests against Stuyvesant's order for him to leave the country, 407; com- mands him to depart, 408; the Quakers of Flushing protest against Stuyvesant's arbitrary treatment, 412, 413; proclaims a day of prayer, (1658) 414; punishes To- bias Feakes for harboring Quakers, 415; gives additional land to the church of Flatbush for its support, 415, 416; forbids Jacob Van Cor- laer to teach school, 419; Father Le Moyne's letter to, regarding trade with Canada, 421-22; further dealings with the Lutherans, 423, 425, 427-31, 454, 475; receives sta- tionery from the company, 441; is informed of the appointment of Curtius as Latin teacher, 442-44; of the coming of Blom for Esopus, (1659) 445-46, 450; appoints a day of fasting and prayer, (Oct. 15, 1659) 451; grants land to peti- tioners for the settlement of Jamaica, (1660) 463-64; appoints another day of fasting and prayer, (Mar. 24, 1660) 468; is informed
Stuyvesant, Peter (continued)
of the coming of Selyns for Brook- lyn, (1660) 473; people of Grave- send petition for a minister, (1660) 472; receives books with the older liturgies, 474; his installation of Selyns, 479; his chapel in the Bowery, 489; urges the sending of more preachers, 492; his persecu- tion of Quakers, (1661) 496-99; appoints a day of thanksgiving, (Mar. 15, 1662) 516; is directed to care for the exiled Huguenots, is rebuked for his harsh treatment of Quakers, 530; his correspondence with the magistrates and Consistory of Esopus concerning intestate es- tates of those recently massacred, (1663) 536-39; his fears, and expostulations with the directors of the company concerning the designs of the English, (1664) 552-53; his surrender of New Netherland, (1664) 555-62; cer- tificate as to his general fidelity, (1665) 573; his report on the sur- render, 575-77; reply of the com- pany, 584; testifies to the loyalty of Rev. John Megapolensis, 593; is an elder in the church, (1670) 611; his death, (1672) 489; death of Mrs Peter Stuyvesant (1687), her will about the Bowery chapel, 934, 1180. See also St Mark's Church
Stuyvesant's Bowerie, 1063 Stuyvesant's chapel, 498, 934 Stuyvesant, Peter G., (1664) 565 Stuyvesant, Petrus, offers land for an Anglican church, (1793) 490 Subordination to Classis of Amster- dam, 3995, 3997, 4005-6, 4008, 4021, 4042-45, 4050, 4054-55, 4068, 4070, 4102; the word no longer to be used, instead " Close Alli- ance," 4124, 4129, 4134, 4142, 4149, 4205
Subscriptions to the articles of union, (1771) 4245, 4253, 4282
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Subscriptions for defense of New Amsterdam, (1655) 341, (1664) 541
Subscriptions for a second minister in New York, (1698) 1190-91, 1214, (1715) 2077-78, (1763) 3878-80
Subscriptions to the civil contract required of ministers and others going to the colonies, 78
Subscriptions to the standards, (1619) 4223; specimens of, (1578- 1700) 4407-9
Subscriptions to the standards of doctrine, required of ministers, comforters, readers, schoolmasters, going to the colonies, (1630) 80 Success (Hempstead), L. I., 2782-83, 3099, 3336, 3387, 3600, 4247, (1784) 4317, (1800) 4387 Sucquans (Soquans), an Indian, 1382-83
Suddam (Suydam), Jan, 3331 Sueberingh, see Sebring
Suffolk county, N. Y., 924, 927, 971; population, (1698) 1264, 1392; no Anglican church in, (1704) 1553; Cornbury proposes an act to main- tain Anglican ministers therein, (1705) 1589, 1928; census of, (1703, 1712) 1954, 2141-43, 2196- 97
Suffragan, bishop suggested, 1037, 1082, (1702) 1508, (1705) 1611, 1690-91. See also Bishops
Suik, Henricus, 2388 [Perhaps a mistake for Henricus Luik]
Sullyns, see Selyns Sulphur springs, 438
Summa Controversiarum, by Hoorn- beck, 3963-64, 3992
Sunday (Sabbath, Lord's Day), 872, (1704) 1551, 1574, 1800, 1807
Sunderland, Charles [Spencer 4th] earl of, letters of, 1693-94, 1731, 1733-34, 1738, 1787, 1808, 1811, 1839, 1841
Sunderland, Robert [Spencer, 3d] earl of, 894, 897, 943, 955
Sunderland, Captain William, 722 Superintendent, 2812, 2846
Superior church judicatories, 4212- 14
Supreme Court of New York, 2224- 25, 2623, 2646
Supreme Court of the United States, 2224
Supreme synod, see General synod Suquens, Rev., 4113
Surgeons, Hans Kierstede, (1642) 84, 217; Abram Staes (Staats), (1642) 153, 157; Peter Vander Linden, (1648) 242; a physician to be sought for the patroon, 300, 869, 871; Samuel Staats, (1704) 1567, 1781, 2097
Surinam, (Dutch Guiana), 22, 38, 635, 652, 869, 1044, 1050, 1067, 1260, 1364; Coetus of, 1479; allu- sions, 1507, 1689, 1702, 1795, 1797, 1803, 1841, 1843, 2361, 2616, 2652, 2732, 2738, 2779, 2796, 2810, 2849, 2868, 2877, 2879, 2902-3, 2918, 2950, 2962, 2990, 2994, 2996, 3013, 3044-45, 3050, 3058, 3092, 3105, 3109, 3115, 3122, 3139, 3147, 3155, 3182, 3215, 3251, 3256, 3262, 3282, 3294, 3312-13, 3326-27, 3329, 3334, 3466, 3539, 3540, 3566, 3639, 3671, 3686, 3712, 3730, 4112-13, 4138, 4266
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